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THE OUTSIDE MARKET'
Quotations Rise and Fall
Throughout Entire Session.
Sinclairs a Feature
New York Bonds
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Mono Hieh Low Cln
1 Adunn Hxn 4i.. fi2'i 02i 22
IT, A T & T fli 10.1 102i 1024
GO Anslo-Frenrh 5s fl7.:52 07..12 f7.32
1 Arc (ior fi. S3 S3 S3
."i Armour 4 s. .. . S.t5 S! S,T
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allowed Irregularity. Rethlohem Mo- I
torn was firm. riMnc from 201', to 30'i-1
Sarold Tire fell from nUfc to .10. rally
ing to 60. Premftn Tire was again j
a feature, and under good inquiry i
made a new high record at 20' j.
Martin-Parry ruled firm. riing from'
82-V, to 34!. Flk Rubber on aetivel
dealings gained to 4'a.
t South Ameriran (?old and Platinum
receded slightly to 0. Golden nate. '
on a good inquiry, advanced from 3 to I
8.
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Atna Expl6lvi 1 1
Am Brit Mf ...... o
Amr Mureonl . .
Amr Writing rpr
Air Rductlon
C.n)ln Cr Co
Cn Cr & ray rrf .
Ctrbn Tt I . . . .
Cixwen Tool
Chalmers Motors . . .
Chvrolt Motor . .
Cramp , . . .
Curtlis AfropUn
Emerjon Phonograph
Hall signal
Hupp Motor
Inter Products .
Inter Rubber . .
Lake Torn Boat
Lhlh Coal sales
Llbby. McN tMib
Lima Loco
Martin Parry
Muctm Munition, . .
N T Shipbuilding ..
Nor Amer Pap Pulp
Otis El-vator
Peerless Motor . . .
Perfection T n . .
Philip Morris . .
Poole. Entr
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Sa-old Ohio . .
Perlpns.rtooth
Standard MMnrs
Steel Allovn .
Submarine 18
Swift Int US
Todd Shipbuilding 120
Trlansle Film t
United Motors no
Vnlted Profit Sharing 2
V 8 Steamship . . . 8
World Film 4
Wright-Martin Air .. 4
STANDAfin OILS
Illlnol 1M
Ohio . . . . ..3M
Prairie Pipe 200
6 O Cal . ..... 2n
6 O N J .72(1
6 O N T . . . . 378
BULLISH CROP NEWS
tVi the 1 -.t n-a UKtnined bv bullish
iron und weather noount .in improve
Iftinnmiro nnTTOM mfnt ln wurltlP u ralh in foreign
VHKilVhS (.01 UN e hnnee and ionMirins ndvire with
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INDEPENDENT OILS
Allen Oil !L
Boston Wye. Oil D4
Cosden A Co . . .11
Elk Basin n
Inter Petrol 3t4
Island Oil & T 7
Olenrock Oil
ouston oil .
Merrltt Oil
Met Petrol . . ,
Midwest Oil
8 Mo Fuel
mar Oil & Gas
Sinclair
Sinclair Gulf
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MINING STOCKS
Alaska B C M . . . .
Bid Ledge . .
Butte New Tork ,
Boston Mont
C F 8 t Jerome
con Arizona
First National
i-ortuna cons
Goldneld Cons
GoldfleM Florence
Ooldfleld Kewanas . .
Goldfleld Merger
Green Monster
Hecla Mining . . .
Howe Sound .
Independence Lead
Jerome Verde .
Jim Butler
Jumbo Extension . . .
MeKlnley Darragh
Magma Copper
Mother-Lode
Mines Co of America
National Tin
Neada Hill
Nevada Wonder
Nlplsslng
Ra.v Hercules
San Toy
Tonopah Extension . .
United Verde
West End Con
White Caps
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13 B & O gold 4.. 74
4 Beth Steel 1tn.. OO'i
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7 Braden Cop .. 00
1 Bnh Big ,-... S2
1 Butte & R pr ." 01
42 City of Mars fls 00
41 City of I.yoni 6 00
10 City of Bord 0. 00
33 City of Pari fls 07'2
1 Cent of Gn 0.. 0S34
1 Pent Par 34. R2's
2PRR of X.T 5..102
1 Cent of N E fi. SS
10 C ts A I.t 3U. 30
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71 r M&StP 4s '25 SI 34
2 r & Xw g m 8(1
2 C R I & I rf 4 71
20 Chile Cop 7a 122
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11 Col f!o 4s SSV4
10 Com T R 0... SO
7 Con Ga rv fii. ,103
22 Cuban .V. 04... 0SS, 0S2 ftSVj
5 Climb Tel o n3i I3'4 034
. Chi fi K I .Is. . 32 32 32
0 Cent Fdy fto... SO R51., m
6 Chi & C M lata 023, 021 O:
2D & H ref 4. 84 Sti4 R4U
1 n & R C, rf Jls .103 504 ?04
2 Det City Gaa 5s 004 fiOL, 064
1 Det I' 1st 44. 77', 77 774
4 Dom Can fin '31. 00 051, 051',
47 Brie gen 4s .-.44 534 534
2 Great Falls fa. . . n3a P3SR 03
3 Great North 1st. 8.-Tfc S5TR jy
0 Hocking Val 44 774 ""tfc 774
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25 do ad.i 172 174 174
1 Ills Cent 54... Ofii, flfii, 064
1 Ills Steel 44s.. S54 K.-,i, S3 4
5 I R T rf 5s T.fi. 71 70, 71
4 Int Agri 5s.... S5 S5 S5
2 I & G N 1st... 0(i 0(1 00
2 Kan City Tr 4s. 70T, 7flT,8 74
1 I. S &M S 4s '28 SO SO SO
2 I.ehigh Valley tis.l01 101 i 101 s,
11 L & X 4s S4J S44 S414
7 Midrale Steel 5s 004 00 00
37 Marine fis 077 074 07Tg
0 M K &T 2d otf 304 364 364
4 Mo Pac 5s 1026 SO SO SO
4 Montana Pnw 5s 02'i 024 024
55 N Y Cent deb 6s OS4 0S'4 084
RX Y O deb 4s.. M S2 S3
2 X Y 4 of 1050 033 033s 03?s
10 XY NH & H cv 6s 83
1 X Y O & W 4s 17
16 X Y Rys adj 5s 15 15 15
10 X Y Tel deb fis 1003g 100 100
50 X Y V' fc B Is 484 4S 484
51 X A- YV rov 6s 1083.. 10SK. 10SU
2 Xor Pac 3s 584 584 5S4 ' 1
0 X O T & M 6s 064 064 064 fi
31 X S L fdg 4s .. 854 844 854 1 1
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15 O D Gens & L 6s 61 014 614
17 Pierce Oil '24.. 1054 105 4105
10 Pere Marq Sr... S69i 864 S6,i
10 Pacific Gas 5s.. SflSg SO", S6s8'
12 Penna g m 44s. 85 S5 S5
3 Peoria & E Inc 30 30 03
0 Pa O & Coke 5s 76 "0 76
SRI & S 5s O534 95 V. 05
2 Reading-. T C 4r. 818 81 81
50 StL S w com 4s. 613$ 61 61
10 Seabd Air L adj SOT, 30 504
17 South Pn'c cr Ss.lOT 107 1074
Total sales 112. S4B 000 compared with
JU 128 000 yesterday.
GOVERNMENT BONDS
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undertone prevailed in the cotton mar
ket today, although there wn n dip
after the start to a net los of 10 to
rinama coupon J
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a good demand, including trade pur '"' Tfly"Ti! iSm
. . . . ., . 1'innniA coupon He 1 nl.A,,
hasing and accumulating by more con- imi mi if(ritred is mm
Mt bulls. r,i;;ppin; a. imi
Rumor had It that two big operator Phiiirjin 4s min ft
ho ere aid to have gone short ye- t !-;J! r?siPMerfd 2 mm
terdar had boucht hack nf least inrt V ? r'nv r.?'
of their lines.
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NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET
New York. .lul.i 22 The local coffee
market rallied 5 to 10 points in the earlv
afternoon upon receipt f thirf) ,1N.iB
Financial Briefs
Jed to the listed department Trades
men's National Bank warrants The
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The Central Leather Company re-
liit nl tur. tn,ii.,i.ini,i. c.-t- r.j 'liic cents tier share.
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" '"'" '-'"itos rporting nn advance MO 'Mid .iddltional Klectric Stnrnge
Trading. "n'tert common issued In exchange for 1
0 like nmniinl nf tr.ferrl .Ikn l.etn
operators S211 nnf, ..IJIHnnnl nenersl V4r.l.nlf
lommon i-uer in rvhnngn for 154 000
preferred
there In futures nf 100 rei.
hnncver. n quiet, ts ith
awaiting development.
porta for quarter tnded June 30 irv,
plus after federal taxes and charges
$4 230.345 against .$2,112,016 In pre
vious quarter and $2,122,482 ln June,
1018 quarter.
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The 8tee! nnd Tube Companv of
Amrricn ha filed with the secretarv of
tnte nf lHawarc certificate nf in
creaie jn capital stock from $25,000.
OOtl to ,5'JO. 7.10,000.
The New York Snhfrr.isnrr rnlnrr!
BAR SILVER M43.000 from the banks levtcrdav.
Commercial bar s.iher .,,.. 1,1 making a cath net rain since Fridav of
Xen York todav nt SI 041. an i.... I "'' "
n London the nrice iHr.n.4 -,. . .
4 n .1 ' ...,.. j nr v,nck urint. enmmtrten rtf the
Philadelphia ej,rhangc has todav admit-
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LATIN AMERICA
is peculiarly our field for foreign-trade
development.
Our connections in that territory
established many years ago enable us to
finance exports and imports promptly and
on favorable terms.
CONFERENCES INVITED AND
INQUIRIES CHEERFULLY
ANSWERED
Capital, Surplus and Profits
over $10,000,000
THE
FOURTH STREET
NATIONAL BANK
131-145 South Fourth Street
'Ml!l!Iffl!Bfl
The Story of the World War
on the American Ticker
inslill It the s"biect ur latest circular. It
answers the questions: ,
hm,!i d Prescn' P"C4?s of standard stocks and
UUi and the ears preceding the war?
ere prices loner durinj; the war than in 1907?
securities' war Dnerted difr"-nt classes of
CUIritfesndChLY.,that ,n" !?,erest a11 hoIde" "f
1X11 es- an? has been 0uotd as "The most inter-
.-" v. ,. U1K Par anfl
iijittiiauiion
real
year and full of
Copies furnished on application.
mrt-r inquiry on any current iniesUnent
subject
Edward B.Smith & Co
' ESTABUSHED 1892.
BANKERS
1411 Chestnut Strf-tt
80 Pine Street
PUILADELTUU
New Yobk
I "Result of Doing Business
Right Is More Business"
This Bank's statements to the Comp
troller showed
Surplus
and
Undivided
Dite Capital Profltt Depolt
June 23, 1909.$ 500,000 $1,335,000 $18,932,000
June 30, 1914. 1,000,000 1,920,000 27,387,000
June 30, 1919. 2,000,000 4,100,000 42,334,000
Why trouble with poor service,
your business to the
Send
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$10,000,000
Canadian Northern Railway
212-Year 6 Collateral Trust Gold Notes, due February 1, 1922
5-Year 6 Collateral Trust Gold Notes, due August 1, 1924
Dated Auguit 1, 1919. Intereat payable February 1 and August 1. Principal and interest payable
in gold in New York. Coupon Notea of $1,000 with proviiion for registration of principal
6-Year Notea callable on 60 days notice on or after February 1, 1922. Callable price 101 'J and interest to
February 1, 1923, 101 and intereat to February 1, 1924, and 100 and interest thereafter to maturity
The Company agrees to pay the United States Normal Income
Tax up to 2tif exemption is not claimed by the Noteholder
Total Authorized $10,000,000
The direct obligation of the Company, specifically secured by pledge with the Trustee of
$14,286,000 Canadian Northern Railway General Mortgage 4 Bonds, due Sept. 1, 1934
The Dominion of Canada, which own the entire outstanding $100,000,000
Capital Stock of the Company, unconditionally guarantees both
principal and interest of the pledged bonds
Having Sold Over Three-Quarters of This Issue We Offer the Remaining Notes
Subject to Approval of Legality by Our Counsel
Price 100 and Accrued Interest
The amount to be issued of each of the tw o maturities (aggregating $10,000,000), will be
determined by the relative totals sold under this offering.
$30,000,000
ovemrnent of Switzerland
ty-2 Gold Bonds
Dated August 1, 1919
Due August 1, 1929
Wm. A. Read & Co.
New York
1421 Chestnut Street
Philadelphia
Chicago
Boston
Interest payable February 1 and August 1.
Principal and interest payable in United Statos gold coin, in Hew York City
v at office of Lee, Higginson & Co., Fiscal Agents.
Coupon bonds in denomination of $1,000 and $50", registerable as to principal only.
These bonds are the direct obligation of the Swiss Confederation (Gov
ernment of Switzerland ) .
The general debt of Switzerland, including this issue, ie approximately
$370,264,370. The population (1919 estimate) is 4,300,000, or a
per capita general debt of about $86.
Besides the above debt, the Government owns about 1,758 miles of rail
road, more than half of the total) mileage in Switzerland, on which
there is a total debt incurred or assumed by the Government of
about $357,037,820. In normal years the railroads have shown a
substantial profit considerably in excess of the annual requirements
for interest and sinking funds.
The Government is frugal, the people honest and industrious. The
country has shown for a hundred years steady growth in population,
industry and foreign trade. Swiss Government loans are normally
floated at home, and from 1906 to 1912 were issued at rates ranging
from3y2 to4V4.
The purpose of this loan is to provide funds to be applied to purchases of
commodities and payment of other obligations due by the Swiss
Government in the United States.
In our opinion the credit of Switzerland is entitled to highest rating.
We offer the above bonds for subscription,
at 9Sr4, to yield over 6.
Subscription books will be opened at the offices of the undersigned on Tues
day, July 22, 1919. The right is reserved to decline any subscription and to
make allotments for smaller amounts than applied for. The right is reserved
to close these books at the discretion of the undersigned. The amounts due on
allotments will be payable in New York, Boston or Chicago funds on August 1,
1919, against delivery of Lee, Higginson & Company's interim certificates, ex
changeable for definitive bonds when received.
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Lee, Higginson
BOSTON NEW YORK
Guaranty Trust Company
Co.
CHICAGO
National City Company
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