Evening public ledger. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, June 26, 1919, Night Extra Financial, Page 18, Image 18

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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGERS-PHILADELPHIA, THURSDAY, JUNE 26, 1919-
NEWS OF THE FINANCIAL WORLD NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA STOCK PRICES
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A Long Term Bond
on a
Short Term Basis
Due in ten years. Se
cured by mortgage on
prosperous electric
light, power, ice and
gas properties. Net
earnings over twice
all interest charges.
Yields over Vt
Write for circular D-37.
Chandlers Gompany
Franklin Bank Bldg.
Philadelphia
Ntw York Boston
Oil in
South America
--HIGH IY10NEY RATES
PRONOUNCED IMPROVEMENT
SHOWN IN NEW YORK MARKET
Outside Interest Broadens and Many Issues Score W'idc Gains.
Coppers Continue in Demand
New York, .lime 20. The stock market showed pronounced improve
ment in todnj ' trading from conditions which hnd prevailed in the first lmlf
of the week, there bclnc n distinct broadening of outside interest which
was manifested in the increased activity in n' number of specialties, that had
remained nnlct for a long time.
Many stocks, including Haskell & Marker. May Department Store. New
York Dock nnd Ajax Rubber moved np from " to more than 4 points. With
out regnrd to the fluctuations in the remainder of the ll't, the buying in
nearly nil of these issues came apparently from quarters which should be
fully Informed in regard to their earning power nnd ascertained value.
The movements in the general list were Irregular, room traders selling
leading Mocks at intervals during the day and holding the mnrket to some
extent in check, although there was n good demand on every recession
nnd upturns later were forced without any special effort.
The copper stocks were ngain in demnnd, Cerro He I'nsco moving up
more than 4 points to 02, nnd traction stocks were in persistent demand
from banking sources, Ilrookljn Ilapid Transit nnd Interborough Consoli
dated preferred both moving up more than ,'t points.
I'nited States Steel, after selling at 10,", advanced tn 107U, but
lost part of its gain in the later trading.
Marine common was one of the strong features in the first half of the
day. when it advanced from 51 to 52.
The extreme Mioemcnt of the dnj was in Chandler Motor, which rose
10 points to nbove 220.
Hiiltiniore and Ohio was the one important exception, the suspension of
dmdend payments announced late jesterday, being followed by a decline
f more than 4 points in the stock today.
The bond mnrket showed n better tone, although the Liberty bonds and
the Victorj notes (ontinued in supply at the low leels which were estab
lished early tn the week.
NEW YORK STOCK SALES
Prevloui
cloan
Hllh
Adams KxnrfBs . ITi r,3
Advance rtumely. 43U 43W
Adv Humely p . 73 731
Ajax Ilubber ... 0.1 05
Alaska Gold M... .1 3i(
Alnska Juneau . . 2 2Vi
Allls-Clial Mfg .. 41 i
Allls-Chal Mfg pf. 0V.( 0
Am Agrlcul Chem. 107 . . .
Am Agrlc c nf. . mn
Am Beet Sugar . S-l
Am Bosch Mag . 100J
m i;an f,
Am can pf . .
Am car & Fdy
1,0 w
61
43W
02'J
3K
U
01
Clout
62
43! i
73'i
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2H
41H
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S5 8-lH 83
101 100 101
fiOJj 66: o&!f
.10W 104 101 104
109.U U2H lbCJj Ul'f
tiiii
Americans should know more
about the natural resources
South America.
The articles on the oil re
sources of South America by
Frederick G. Clapp, recently pub- j
lished by the New York Com-,
mercial, nave rjeen cxiwusicu.
Owing to the demand for new
issues in which the articles ap
peared, Mr. Clapp's articles have
now been published in pamphlet
nrm nnrl will be sent free of cost
to those sending their names and 1 N ". '' -(1 -T'"1 N ,lk
addresses to the New York Com- ' "" "' nuanc.al review this
merical. 38 Park Row, New afternoon is as follows:
York City. Monej rate were high again todaj
1 and stock prices continued tolidly to
1 iesit iirtv.Mirc trading wns light
00 NOT HIT STOCKS: AFTER SILL LOSSES
I Wall Street Business Continues
on Smaller Scale Last
Prices Near Top
Oils Are Prominent New Jer
sey Savold Tire Company
Organized
Am Car & Fdy pf.117
Am Cotton Oil .. 01 02.' 01 01
Am Drug Syndi . 12U V2( 12H 12
Am Hide & Lea . niH .115 31H 31Jf
Am H & L pf . . 1- 3il25 121 126
Am 'ce 0.t 63K (J2H 02H
Am Ico pf 75 7U 72 72
Am International .107, 10Sl 107 107H
Am Linseed 75!t "!)' "O.'f 8U
Am Locomotive .. 84 5.'t 84 j 8U
Am it latpfcof d. M
Am Smelt & net . S2 b?:t 8 Hi S2K
Am Steel Fdries . 10'f 42 41 114
Am Sugar Kef ..132f 133 132 133
Am Sum Tobacco. 112H 112;i Ulii 112
Am Sum Tob pf . . t,7'4'
Am Tel & Tel ..104K 104H 104 10-Uj
Am Tobacco . . . .'lC .
Am Woolen J12 113 111.' 112H
Am Woolen pf ..107
Am writ Pnl .. Afl
I Am Zlno L & S. . ''l'f
I Am Z I,& S pf ,. 5S)i
Anaconaa topper. 72'f
Assets lteallza .. 2
Asso Dry Goods.. 60
Atch Top & S F. . 100U
Atch T & S V pf. T,i
Atlanta B & At . 03i
Atl Gulf & W I ..r,fi
Qaldwin Loco ...1 2j 10371 1023j 103
aiiimore &. OI1I0. 40Ji 47 45i 40
Balto & Ohio pf . 55j
Barrett Co 13;(
Batopllas Mining . lf
Bethlehem Steel . 8o'i
Beth S Class B . 8C1
Beth Steel 8 pf,H22f
Booth Fisheries .. 21?i
Brook Kap Tran . 27
Brook Union Gas S-
Brown Shoe Oojj
Bruna T & lty Sec Oh
Burns Bi others . 1J0J
Butterlck Co .. 32j
Butte Cop & Zinc. 12ij
PRICES
GOING UP!
We believe that the
present general upward
swing in commodity
.711 4:..A fr... k
v prices win tuiiiinuc mi
while yet.
Our opinion regarding
the future trend of over
125 of the most impor
tant commodities will be
mailed gratis. Ask for
Bulletin C-133. Write on
business letterhead and
enclose 3c stamp to cover
mailing. Address
Dept. P. L. 55 of Hip
Billion Statistical Orjtnizition
lit
VIIfIf Hill.. Mam.
I-arrrfit Organization of
Chararter In the World
in
toluine and represented for the most
part the give and take of professional
transition. (.'all loam renewed
! and )' per cent a circumstance
which tended to bear out those who
look for restricted funds and an upward
tiend in rates until after next week.
In the early afternoon, however, the
rate dropped to t and 7 per cent.
Various maturities, dividend nnd in
teiest pn incut's nnd other financial ob
ligations of the inidjcar, usiiall hom
ier than at :ui
except the close
New York, .lune "JO. There was a
declitliiiR tendency to the trading on
the Ilroad street curh durins the fore
noon, when a majority of issues showed
moderate losses on a small volume of
business, but in the hist half of the day
a steadier tone prevailed nnd rallies
were in order.
The oil stocks concrnlb saRReil off
at slightly, Midwest HehnmK fallinc from
17!t to 177'j and Trans-Continental
yielded from 48 to 47 on business
of M0) shares.
Koynl Dutch rights sold nt 10, Sin
clair Consolidated declined from "'So
."ill's, hut later rallied to above 57 :
Sinclair Culf Mild at ."', to ."0 nnd
White Kagle was traded in at '-'.'!.
Salvold stocks were steady. Announce-
other time of the jeariment was made of the formation 01 tnc
nerlians. constitute the 1 -'W Jersey avoll lire i. ompanj ,
M 40 53
23 21U 23
Oil 59!i 00
7.!! j 72! i 73
clous Hlh Low Clot
Sloss-Sheft S & I. OSjl li 09 70U
Slosn-Sh S & I pf . 03W
Southern Pacific .100M 10fiJ 100U lOf.H
Southern Ilwy ... 29K 20!i 28H 28
Southern R pf . . 08 08 03 08
Strom Carburetor. 54
StudebakerCO ...I 2',i 104H lOHf 103f
Studebaker Co pf . 100 100 100 100
Stutz Motor 71H 71U 70JJ 71
Superior Steel ... 44 44 44 44
Tenn Cop & Chem. 13J 13! 13M 13H
Texas Co 2C8 200J 207H 2fn3f
Texas & rnciflo . C07f 01J flOU 61!
Tobacco Prod . . . lO-iJi 107U 107K 107)f
Tob Prod rts .... 18'f 18 j 18K 18f
Tob Prod pf 115 116 115 115
Union Pacific 133 133W 133 133'4
United Alloy St . 51t 5UI G1K 5l.'i
.105H 10851 160 1US'
.124H 126M 124!i 125!i
. C3M
.125H 125H 125K 2'
.181U
. 12' 13K 13 l.ltJ
28! 28 2'
3u avi
United Clear S
United Drug . .
Un Drug 1st pf
Un Drug 2d pf
United Krult ..
Un Rvs Invest .
Un llys Invest nf. 27
U S Cast I P & P. 33K
51 51
101U 100
,S74' i7
51
100
875,
175175!, 17fiH
1 14 14
an
son
U7
10'
151
bO
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27' l
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151
U S Food Prod .. 79M SOW 70! i '0'j
U S Ind Alcohol . J4uH 15Ui 110 151
U S R & I Co .. 45 45M 45 45
U S Rubber 127 12MJJ 12(iTi 12S'i
U S Rub 1st pf .115K 115J4 lloN 115!i
U S Sm Ref & M. H6U 07J WJJt u7
U S Sm It & II pf. 4!)f
U S Steel 106W 1071J 1G'S lU.Ji"
U S Steel pf HOli 110 llft'i 11"H
Utah Copper .... 88 S9 88 S8H
Utah Securities . . J8
Va-Caro Chem . . . 82U 84 2 &2J4
Va-Caro Chem pf. Uii IVi ll? 14M
Vulcan Detin ... 17 lSli lR'i 18t
Vulcan Detin pf. 71K
Wabash lOli ...
Wabash nf A :l4K 34 W M'.i 31'i
Wabash pf B ... 22H
Western Md 12 12 12 12
Western Un Tel . 89
Westing A B U2il 122JS 121)4 122i
66i 66'f 50) i 50i
10!
jo
50 "SOW o.ili IKi
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05 97h 95Vj 97,'s'i
35 :m, .Ui 35i 1
75Jj' 715.1 70,'i 70;i
78 7bb 7s.j 78j
Philadelphia Stocks j
Hlh Ixjw
1002 Am Stra 30 'it
10 Am Oaa. 73V4 "'1V4
IBS Am Mill, n n
110Tnalt & O 47V4 4fiTt
1200 Elec Stor 87 85i
2." Gen Aaph 74 74
r.OOKey TCo 11 Vt 10Vd
150 do pref. RVA 50
75 Lie S Cor 2a 20
21 Lch Nnv. 08V4 08V4
75 Lch Val. B3V4 Kl
00 Nor Cent 74 74
1340 1'a It It. 40' 45
147 Pa Salt. 82 81
40Phila Co
pref ... 30 30
37 do c'm pf 3.1 .'15
il03 Phil Elec 25 25
210 P II T tc 28 28
10 Ray Cons 24 24
10 So Pac.107 107
100 Ton Mln. 3 3
458 tl G 1 . . . 00 00
410 U S Stl.107 107
10 V Cra'p.144 144
CloiO chit.
30 5
73V- -74
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40 2
80
74
111
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74
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81..
30 1
35 . .
25..
20 V
24 -
107
3-
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107 1'A
144 1
S3
Westing E & M ..
Wheel '& Lake D
Wheel & L, B pf
White Motors ..
I White Motor rt
Wilson & Co ....
I Wllljs-Overland
JVotthlngton P .
Worthing pf B
BONDS
High Ixiw
;f4lHK) Am (ins
& El 5s 65
1S00 El & Peo
Tr 4s.. C0',i 00
3000 Key Tele
1st 5h..
10000 Lib Hond
:td4'4s.
5000 Phila Co
cons us.
3500 Phil Elec
1st 5s.,
3000 Span -Am
Iron Os.100 100 100
Net
chgf.
Cloie
85 . .
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no no no i
05.12 05.12 1)5.12
87 87
07 00
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MIXED MOVEMENTS OCCUR
ON PHILADELPHIA EXCHANGE
Some Issues Score Wide Advances, While Several Others
Decline American Stores Strongest B. and O. Off ,
rrlfc movements were mixed In today's Philadelphia stock market, and,
although business was only mod6rately large, some Issues advanced widely, while
declines were registered by several others.
Pennsylvania Railroad was the active leader, the turnovef of that stock
being the largest recorded In a single" session for a long time, but It held
fairly steady nnd wn unchanged during the greater part of the day. On the
other hand naltlmorc nnd Ohio yielded nenrly ,'l points, reflecting nonaction on
the common dividend yesterday and the sale of $:5,000,000 In bonds. Lehigh
alley also declined, but It wns Mow and its loss was small.
Among other wide cha'rigs recorded, without, tinusunl activity in any of the
stocks coming out, were a gain of 3 points for American Stores, 1-polnt advances
for Keystone Telephone common and preferred nnd for Philadelphia Company
fit stf a ..! ..! 11111! r .ox ... ... . .... i
i"""' '" "imam uramp trust certincates, while I'nited States Steel was
marked up more than 1 point. On the other hand General Asphalt was easy
here, nlthough it advanced on the New York Curb, nnd fractional recession,
were registered by Lehigh Navigation. Ray Consolidated and United Gas Im
provement and' Philadelphia Electric were steady. Northern Central advanced
"l" xrnnsic trust certificates gained a trifle.
nn(1 tMncss was dull, with the feature a decline of 1'4 per cent for
Philadelphia Electric first 5s, which about offset the advance of the previous
session.
Autocar Company to Expand
A special meeting of the stockholders" of the Autocar Company has been
called for July 22 to pnss upon the recommendation of the company's board of
directors that the nuthorized capital be increased from ?2,000,000 to $10,000,000.
It !r expected that the stockholders will approve the recommendation, In
which event'?l, 000,000 of the new stock will be offered at once to present stock
holders. The operations of the company have shown marked success and the increase In
capital is to take care of the rapidly growing business.
COTTON PRICES SOAR
TO NEW TOP LEVELS
Butte & Superior
Caddo Cen O & R.
Cal Packing
Cal Petroleum . .
Cal Petroleum pf.
Calumet & Ariz .
Canadian Pac . .
Central Fdry
Central Fdry pf.
Cen Leather Co.
Cer-TeedProd
Cerro de Pasco C.
12 12'i"
2S!t 2SK
45 44i
07U Cilf
34Jt' 31
77!i 77'i"
New York Bonds
28'
W.t
07H
34
78
C7.' ...
101 102.'
22
49' 19V 49H
1C2'j 10j't 102H
(J
.'8'j 03!, 59
Q, la. In
I Jlnoo
12r
28i I JH'OO High
ilj 1,12 Anglo- French 5s 071
U7'
34M
1G0. 101
49'.
103'j
03'
Chandler Motor 213 2.10 212,'i 23U
Chea & Ohio . ... 05.', 05 04' 4'i
Chi Mil & St P.. 4Uj 12 41SJ 42
Chi Mil & St P pf. tibU Oss, bb'j (5SW
Chi Pneu Tool ..80
Chi & Nwrn 101j
Chi R I & Pacific. 2754 27'j 27 27Js
Chi R I&P7 pf. 7fiJt
Chi R I&Pbpr. 04 Gl.'i 01 04i
85
51
Investment
Bonds
Welsh Brothers
328 Chestnut Str ret
rhllodclphU
Lombard 1S43
ininedinte prospect along with tlie ever-
present foreign genernment credits,
while in the background looms large
the financing of bumper grain crops
and constaiitlj expauding industrial de-
1 maud on the banks. There wns further
tailing of loans todnj and the gocrn-
inent is about to make withdrawals of
deposits, if it hns not already begun.
The onlj effect of this situntion so
far as the stock market is concerned has
1 been to encourage professional shoit
I selling in a moderate degree and to in-
! tinviiri. most nf the trading public to
. ., , .. i.i..i.. .,i " .vnier
rcalue their proms aim ",l" ' " ... 1.. I'"- So"t'' American Gold nnd Plat
the luuioriuinii i. i,..''.- w t...-
!iliw.li w tn lmp nlniits nt Newark. At
lantic Cit, Trenton nnd .Iersej City. It
is capitalized at .$2,000,000, with a par
value of $20 per t-hnrc.
Bethlehem Motors sold nt 20 to 20.
Aetna Explosives was quiet, with sales
at 03s. Rjrne Manufacturing sold at
1S. Submarine Roat wns steady, with
sales nt 1i',i to 10.
Intercontinental Rubber sold at 23
to 24. Fiskc Ilubber sold at 35'.. to
35ty.
General Asphalt was strong, advanc
ing from 74 to 74.
ortn American ruin sold at liV. to
Cpruea 3J Aac t$Si
Canadian
Municipal Bonds
Bought Sold Quoted
FINCKE. BANGERT & CO.
rranklln Dok Uldr.. Fhlladflphl
BOSTON NEW TORK
Offering Wanted
St. Lawrence Pulp
& Lumber 6s
1032-103.1 Maturity
Lynch & McDermott
2 Wall Street New York City
$50 $100
LIBERTY BONDS
BOCCIIT AMI SOLD
Biddle & Henry
!04 SOUTH FIFTH STREET
Utmbcrt Philadelphia Slock iSxch&nse.
hkRerS'Co.:
BANKEBS
AND
1ROKKHS
cti cnr.sTMJT st.i.. v.e. cr.
I wU.V.m .1 Vhllarfklnl.1. ..J W.m t
xors Biaoc uoliuii
A SALESMAN
with tljht yeara' expfrlrnc In Selling
Machinery, Auiomobllea and Auto Ac
ceaaorlea. would like to locate with a
reliable concern In Philadelphia who
dealrea a man who cin produce and vet
ranlta. Will mil, l.rm, unAn ,n.
lew. II St Lrdser Offlce.
nNAN'ClAT.
PUII.DEI.rilIA MT.STERN KA1LWAT
COMI'ANV
1411 Cheatnut btreet, rhlla.. Pa.
June 16, 1U10
The Board ot Dlrectora haa thli day de-
jiclared a quarterly dividend ot on and one-
wjrter per tent (IVi'.), on the preferred
tock ot tbla Company, payable July is.
?yl9. to atockholdera of record on th. hi
jvl the Company at the cloae o( bualncaa June
mn 1A1U Phub. will K. .-II-J " WU
OERALD HOL3MAN. Treaaurer.
v.
-.
Dlridendi
Junit 11 loin
. ; . r lT.mf -"
,. Houston uas ana ruei company
'j, Houaton. Teiaa
'k The rtzular quarterly dividend ot one and
TUweo quarttra per cent (14?.) on the Pre
wrred atock of thla Company haa been da.
-flared payable June SO. 1010. to atockholdera
Jaa? record June 21, 1910.
j? J. A. McKENKA, Treasurer.
WIIB MANAVUNK NATIONAL HANK
-v' , ' -i Philadelphia, June H. JBlti.
MkA RAapd of nirertorM Iiab Ihla Aav Am-
i M an extra dividend of VZ, on the
MV mask parapie. no or alter JPir lei.
which gaia u uitan book a
them to buy back at lower prices.
.Meanwhile the short interest, which has
I already been built up, acts as very mtv
iccable cushion to bolster prices and
IfiiuK a good nlly in sentiment based on
the economic soundness of the country
j ami dail evidences of RrowinR indus
I trial and commercial activity.
It is thought probable that the cere
' mony of signing the peaoe of Versailles
j may well have a sentimental effect con
1 Rtructively, but that it will enrry erj
far in actual translation into price ap
I preciation is not retarded as likely. The
I prevailing opinion favors the idea of
'a summer lull which may go well into
August. The later month recalls, how
ever, that in more than one instance in
the past it hns been the month for the
summer hulls to warm up in.
Opening prices wrre irregular and
business quickly settled down into a
droning pace. There were not a few
strong spots like American Linseed,
(loodrich. I'nited States Rubber, the
trcations nnd marines, Italdwin I.ocomo
tivc and American Car and Foundry.
Iloth the stool and copper groups did
very well.
The rails were neglected, the feature
in that quarter being Ilaltimorc and Ohio,
which lost nearly four points as a re
sult of the suspension of the common
dividend nnd the new bond notation.
Virginia-Carolina Chemical directors
declared an extra dividend of 2 per cent
in cash. Last year the company paid
the same extra in liberty bonds.
The turnover once more 'failed to
reach the million-share mark. In the
last hour business was sluggish, and
there was little further change in prices,
which held pretty well around the top
levels of the day, with few exceptions.
War loan bonds were steady. Like the
shares, traction bonds displayed consid
erable strength under the influence of
the federal court's decision in directing
the return of the Eighth and Ninth ave
nues lines to their stockholders.
The flow of gold outward went on,
$2,750,000 having been consigned to
Spain. Exchange rates on .Madrid
were unchnnged. There was a some
what easier tone in sterling, francs and
lire, but fluctuations were narrow.
The weekly statement of the Hank of
England disclosed proportion of reserve
to liabilities of 17.70, against 10.72 last
week.
. Cotton twns fairly strong, while corn
and oats were heavy.
It was of interest to note that interest
and dividend payments next month,
which aggregate $334,040,070, accord
ing to the Journal of Commerce's esti
mate, are $20,000,000 less than a year
ago, dividends being $101,47t.lRO,
against $104,007,401 last July and in
terest payments $212,570,CS4 as com
pared with $:em,iu.i,wm.
mini changed hands at 12V4 to 11.
INDUSTRIALS
Aetna KxplosUeii
Amor-llrltlKh life
Amer Marconi
Amer Writing- Paper
Air Reduction . ,
Canadian Car Co
tan Car & Kdy pref
Charcoal Iron .
OhernlPt Motors
Cramp A Sons
Curtlm Aernnlani.
Carwen Tool . .
Carbon Steel
t-memon Phonograph
Hendee M fa
Lake Torpedohoat
I-ehUh Coal Salta
Limn, I.ocn . . .
Maxim Munition . .
V T Shipbuilding .
North Amer Pan n..i
Otla Elevator .
Peerlees Motor . ...
Poole Kns
Scrlpp-Hooth
aianaara .Motors ...
Steel Allni.
Submarine ... ' '
Todd Shipbuilding .
irmnai l- llm
United Pront Bharinx . .
U 8 teamhlp
United Motors ...
World Film
Wrls-ht-Martln Air . . .
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Illinois
Ohfo . .
Prairie Pipe
S O Cal . . .
S O N J
SONY .
STANDARD OIL STOCKS
184 1R7
3H7 372
2S.1 2n
.270
.714
..888
27.1
718
UMi
10'a
110
1
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42
Chi St P M & O
C C C & St L.
Chile Copper . . .
Chino Copper . .
Cluet Peabody .
Colo Fuel & Iron
Col Gas & Elec .
Consol Gas
Consol Int Cal M
Continental Can
Corn Prod Ref .
Crucible Steel . .
Cuba Cane Sugar.
Cuba C S pf . . . ,
Del & Hudson . . .
Denier & Itlo Gr.
Den & Itlo Or pf.
Dome Mines
Elk Horn Coal . . .
Emerson-Brant . .
Emerson-Brant pf.
Erie
Fam Playera-L, ..lllh 112
Fed M & S pf . . . 42 ...
Fisher Body 87 b5
Gaston Wm & W. 33 3i
General Cigar ... M)5
General Electric .103'
General Motors
Gen Motors pf . .
Gen Motors deb
Good (B F) -Co .
Goodrich pf
Gt Northern pf..
Gt N C for O P..
Granby Consol . .
Greene-Can Cop .
Gulf States Steel .
Haskell & Barker.
Illinois Central . .
Inspiration Cop .
Interboro Consol .
int Consol pf
Inter Agrlcul . . .
Inter Agrlcul pf
Inter llarv new
Inter Mer Mar .
Inter Mer M pf .
Inter Nickel ....
Inter Nickel pf
Inter Paper . .V
Inter P pf atpd .
Jewel Tea
Kan City South
Kan C South pf.
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National Cinners' Report, Trade
Buying and Covering Bring
Cains After Drop
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Bid
Panama coupon 2, lWSfl
Panama registered 2s. 103R. ..
Panama coupon 20, 1038
Panama registered 2fl. 1938....
PAnama coupon as 10(11... .
Panama registered 3s, lOBt....
Philippine 4s, 10.14
Philippine 4s. 10.1.1 ,
Philippine 4s. 103 ;
U 8 Gov coupon 2s. 1030
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Icklehcimer &
Gold for Spain
June 20. Heidelbach,
Co. havt engaged
52,000.000 gold for shipment to Spain
today. Goldman, Sachs & Co. arc also"
shipping $750,000 in gold coin to the
same country.
Xew York. June 20. An advance of
10 to 24 points in prices nt the opening
of the cotton market today brought them
close to the high record of this bull
0S- l movement, but nttracted unloading,
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which cause n quick reaction.
The ninin bull factors early were
steady cables nnd further cioudy, wet
weather in the belt.
Liverpool wns n buyer eariy and Wall
street dealt both ways. The South wns
a moderate seller.
At the end of the first twenty minutes
the undertone wns steady, with prices
showing n gain of about 12 points net.
French commission house business
was restricted by the unsettled political
situation. It wns reported that a few
more notices had been issued.
Around 11 o'clock prices jumped to
new high levels for the present style
contracts, due to n bullish National
(tinners' report, nctive trade buying and
local covering. October sold at 33.20
an advance of 40 points of r last night's
close.
Test. Today's 11. 00 1:30 2.30
close open u. m p. m p m.
Julv 82.40 31.1.1 33.1.1 33.nO 33 .10
Oct 32 74 32.1111 32.S4 33.43 33 4
Pec 32.70 3.2.0(1 SJ.73 33.311 33.43
Jan 32 .1.1 32.70 32 .11 32 1.1 33.20
March . . 32.3.1 32.B.1 32..1.1 33.00 33 00
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INDEPENDENT Oil. STOCKS
Harriett Oil A. On A ',
Commonwealth .10 110
Cosden fc Co II 11M,
Elk Basin 0 10',
reaerai uti vs 3'4
Glen Rock OV fl',
Inter Petrol 20 30
Houston Oil ..,. IIS 123
Merrltt Oil 27 j;u
Midwest Itennlni 177 170
Met Petrol '4 3
Ohio Fuel 20 2.1
Sapulpa Ref 8 8',
Sequoyah
Sinclair
Island . . .
MIN1NO STOCKS
Uli I.edae -
Boston fz Montana
Butte New York
Con Arizona ... .
C P S & Jerome
First National
GoldDeld Merrer .
GotdAeld Cona
Goldf.eld Florence
Goldfleld Kewanas
Green Monster .
Heria .Minlnr . . .
Howe Kound
Independence Iead
Jerome Verde
Jim Hutler
Jumbo Extension
McKlnley Darragh
Maa-ma Copper . .
Mother Lode , .
Mtnee Co of America
Nevada Hills .
Nevada Wonder . . .
Nlplsslna , ..
Ohio Copper . . . .
nay Hercules . .
Ran Toy ...
Tonopah Extension
United Verde .
West End Con
White Caps ..
xennKion. .
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LIBERTY BONDS
BOUGHT and SOLD
Anr Denominations
Samuel K. Phillips & Co.
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Propaaala
PROPOSAUf FOR-DnEDalNQ U. 8. En.
' iloeer fldler. Philadelphia, Pa. Sealed
nraiieaMa will be reoelred here until 12 noon
19, and Hf 0Me4
for dreda-lftar
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Kelly Spring Tlre.123). 12C!J 125 120
Kennecott Con
KeVBtone T & It
Lack Steel
Laclede Gas . . .
Lee Rub & Tire
Lehigh Valley . .
Loose-Wiles Bis
Lorlllard (P) Co
Manhattan Shirt
Maxwell Motors.
Max M let pf . .
Max M 2d pf
:i9ii 404 :mi 40
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nethlehem 7s
Cosden Oil As
Cosden & Co As
Cudahy 7a . .
liussian iiovt os
rtusalan Govt OVis
Southern Jlwy Ds
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May Dept Stores. 100U lUSJi 10u.
Mexican Petrol ,.181!f 1S3JJ 181).
Miami Copper ... 27H 28fi '.!.'-.
Mldvale Steel . . . 51H Ulii 0
Minn & St U new IS 18, 18
Montana Power .. 77 76JJ .70
Mo Kan 4: Tex pr. 10 18." 18
Mo Pacific 32!i 33 3JJ4
National Acme, . . 373. 385. 374
National Biscuit. 130 130ii 130.
Nat Cloak & S pf. 100
Nat Con & Cable. 22 21.'J 2Ui
Nat Enam & S . . 77H 77j 7'4
National Lead .. 771 78 77J.
Nevada Con Cop . 10J 19Vt' U!i
New Or Tex & M . 37
N Y Air Brake .118 122J ll
Local Bank Increases Dividend
The Bonk nf North America has de
clared a semiannual dividend of 8 per
cent, placing the stock upon a JO per
cent annual basis, a increase of 4 per
rent. The 'dividend is payable July 1
to stockholders of record July 20, The
board directed that $200,000 be added
to the surplus fund, making that fund
?2,000,000.
i
BAR SILVER
In New York 'commercial bar illver
today wa footed at $1.W, a dOeljae
N Y Central 80
N Y Chi & St L. . 29U
N Y Dock .....". 35J.
N Y Dock pf ... 64
N Y Ont & Wea . . 22
Nor & Western ..107),
Northern Pacific . 17H
Ohio Cities Gas . 50H
Ohio Fuel Supply 51
Okla Prod & Iter. 10
Pan Am Pet & T. 3
I'enn Railroad, . . 40).
People's Gas' Chi. LOii
Pere Marquette . 23) i
Pere Mar prior pr. 6tiJ
Philadelphia Co . . 38!"
Pitts CCJiStL, 65
Plerce-Arrow .... 59
Plerce-Arrow pt.,100
Pierce Oil 23)i
Pitts Coal 02)5
Pitts 4WV... 40
Pond Creek Coal. 18)5
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2.1 Pierce Oil 0s 24.1(Mli
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2 South Pac cv 4s 8.VJ
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DIVIDENDS DECLARED
Mohawk Mln Ins Company, quarterly of 11
a share, pajable August 1 to stock of record
Union Natural Gas Corporation regular
quarterly of 2H per cent, payable July 15
to holdera of record June 30.
Commonwealth Edison Company, reeular
quarterly dividend of 2 payable Ausust 1 to
Lehlah Coal and Nai:atlon Company,
regular quarterly of 2 per cent, payable
Atiaust 30 to stock of record July 31
' Delaware. Lackawanna and Western Rail,
road, remilar quarterly of ft per cent, pay
ablo July 20 to atoik of record Julv .1
Inspiration Copper Corporation, 11.80 per
share for the quarter payable; July 28 to
, stock of record July 11.
j Massachusetts Gas Companies, regular
1 quaterly dividend of lt per cent on the
common shares. paable August 1 to atock
of record July l.i
Bell Telephone Company of Pennsylvania,
regular quarterly of 11, per cent, payable
July IS to stock of record July 5.
Inspiration Consolidated Copper Company,
quarterly of 11.311. the same as three months
I ago. payable July 28 to atock ot record
Julv 11, . n '
.Norfolk and Western' Railway, 'regular
1 quarterly or 11.7.1 e. share wi tlie, common
I stock payable September IB to atock of
I record August 30 end a regular quarterly
, dividend of $1 a share on the preferred, nay
able Aligust 10 tn stock of record July 31
New York Federal Reserve Hank, regular
at the rate .of rt per cent per annum, to
, cover the six months period to June 30.
MONEY-LENDING RATES
NEW YORK Money on call, mixed
collateral, opened lending nnd renewing
at 0 per cent; industrials lending at 10
per cent.
Later cnll money on mixed collateral
was 0 per cent nnd industrials, 7 per
cent.
Money brokers !id the immediate po
rtion of the local leudinp; mnrket had
been influenced by the announcement, of
the two new issues of certificates of
indebtedness of indefinite amount.
There was no time money available
nnd the 0 per cent bid continued to be
nominal.
(Jold exports have not been regarded
as an influence upon the money market
np to this time.
Prime mercantile paper is in moder
ate inquiry only in Xew York nnd
other eastern centers, but can be dis
counted out of time Vi per cent under
Xew York at 5' per cent.
In this city GV per cent is the minimum.
rtiiitiE,i.,i-iii tau, ir; per
cent; time o-)tau per cent; commer
cial paper, three to six months, 5'i
SVs per cent; six months, 0 per cent.
Pressed Steel Car. M
Ponta Alesre Bub. 03
puuman uo i.-oii nan vmsi
P.y Steel Sprlnr . UJ)j Ul'.i Ulvj Ul
Ray Consol. Cop. 23)1 24)1 24 24J
.Reading , 87H H) S7Jf b7,
Republic 1 a a . u vu uu t0
Republic I & S 'pf.104 101)j 101X 104).
Rep Iotor Truck. 53H
Royal D A shares.HOH ,
RoyDNYsharea.ll0M 112M 109f llljf
tit Joseph Lead ,. 13)i 13U 13U vl3;
St L-San Fran . . 22 22?i 22t T1H
St L-San Fran pf , 31), 31). 31 3 US
Sa'xon' Motor .... ltts 10M' 10H 10H
8h4ttuckArls ,.. W.U'IS MM HJ.
LOCAL MINING STOCKS
tonopah syroCKS
Bid
Jim Butler ...... .....".... .33 '
MarNamara . .. ...,,.. .VI
Midway- ,..,..,. SB
Mlipah extension ,?.. .00
Montana ,,..t. . ,..,?',,, -.20
North Star ...., .tV',00 rtA
Rescue Eula ,. ......,,., .-,118 . J.
We.t End M..,j"li I,
COLDFIELD STOCKS
Atlanta .,...,.,.. ...'..... .03 ' .-
niue Uull T?. .02 J
Hooth ' 08 ,; y
Dlamondfied B B , , .01 '
io5H io5)j;"jnav;:;. .:;:::.;:::;:; to?
saw 2in oro ...;.. .02
62m "liver ricx, v , . . ,110
T.(' Spearhead! '08 .
," MISCELLANEOUS
J? Arlrona United ...".20,
."i I Nevada Wonder .. . . ..v
Oj , Tecopa Mining , , . ,.. .09
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Extra on Va. -Carolina Chemical
New York, June 20,T-Tbe Virginia
Carolina .Chemical Company declared
an extra cash dividend of '2 per cent
on the commqn stock, payable October
1, to holders of record September 10.
The, usual quarterly of 1 pec cent on
the common stock and 2 per cent on
the preferred taUo have ben declared,
thacommai rHtjable AustHitJ Jtofttvaxd
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
New Yorh, June 20. iForeign ex
change showed weakness in the early
dealings today, with franc cables at
0.48 and cheeks (1.50. Other quota
tions were: Demnnd sterling 4.ii8V4,
rabies 4.50Vi ; franc cables 0.48, checks
O.M; lire cables 8.01, checks 8.03;
Swiss cables fi.421,. checks 5.45;
guilder cables 38, checks 38 ; peseta
cnbles 10.80, checks 10.70; Stockholm
cables 25.00, checks 25.40; Christiania
cables 24.00, checks 24.70 ; Copenhagen
cables 23.50, checks 23.30. Itubl notes
nominal nt 10 10.
In the nftcrjioon demand sterling was
4.58 and cables, 4.50,; franc cables,
0,40; checks, 0.48; lire cables, 8.00;
checks, 8.02.
BANK CLEARINGS
Bank clearings today compared with cor
re.pond.ng davta.t l. yars: .
Phlla .. J70.747.SS2 nn.8B7,132 !lfl,074,Tni
Boston.. II1.S4.1.73H .1B.IUS.H4S 41.fl8D.22R
N. Y.... 794,771,478 508,785,471 583.667,108
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET
New York, June 20. The coffee mar
ket had an irregular opening today,
with July 20 points lower, September
unchanged and other months advancing
20 to 33 points.
Urokers with leading trade and cot
ton exchange connections sold freely,
vvhlle.souie of the demand was attributed
to old-time hulls.
Yesterday's
N close
July . . ., 21.20
September . . 1 21.10
December
March
May
.20. H.I
.20.41
.20,83
Today's
opening
21.00
21.10
20.K.1
20.75
20.70
Goodrich Company Expands
New York, June 20. Stockholders
of n. F. Goodrich Company have au
thorized an increase in capital ,stock
fmm S84.000.000 to SIOO.000.000. The
additional $25,000,000 is to consist ot
7 ner cent cumulative preferred stock
having same, characteristics as present
preferred stocky
More Gold-for South America
New York. June 20.- There has been
'wJlbdrayva ,0,000 gold coin from
the ifa3sfrjr;lw,iijiajitli
(.
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New Silver Booklet
Explaining the present very unusual
position of the "Metal of the
Hour" for the benefit
of Investors and
Traders
Just off the press, is an up-to-the-minute
explanation of the tremendous
world-wide demand which has- raised the
price of Silver from 101 'i to 112 'i an
ounce. Important facts about
The Established Silver Companies
which made large profits with the metal at
lower prices and which should reap a richer har
vest with millions of dollars worth of Silver
needed for currency, silverware, moving picture
films, etc., are given. Every foresighted investor
and trader should secure a free copy at once.
Call, 'phone or write for No. T. U.-491
JONES & BAKER
SECURITIES I
Widener Bldg., Philadelphia
l-honct Sell, TTalnut 1690
Zevtone. Race 2290
NEW YOBX
CHICAGO
DETROIT
Direct Frivol Wire
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OfXON
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The difference between
STEAM RAILROAD EARNINGS
- and
RAILROAD CORPORATE INCOME
Is explained in our June circular, at copy of which should be
in the hands of all persons interested in Steam Railroad
Securities.
The circular lists a selection of
RAILROAD- TERMINAL BONDS
which, in our opinion, are desirable and cheap at present
quotations. ,
We invite correspondence on any Investment subject.
Edward B. Smith & Co
Established 1892.
BANKERS
Members New York and Philadelphia, Stock Exchange
1411 Chestnut Street Philadelphia
80 Pine Street Ncrr York
EXECUTOR
CriAATERED 1SSS
TRUSTEE
FIDELITY TRUST COMPANY
Member Federal Reserve System
Capital $5,000,000
Surplus $16,000,000
Main Office:
325-331 Chestnut St
'43-53 S. Fourth St.
ADM1NI8TBATOB
Broad Street Office:
N.E. Cor. of
Broad and Chestnut Sts.
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We Offer $150,000
Long Island Lighting Company
Limited issue of Treasury stock, under permit of Public
Service Commissiqn of Newi York State. ' -
Consolidation of Ten Gas and Electric Light and Power
Companies, serving thirty-five communities.
Descriptive folder (with Map Showing territory served)
on application.
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