mmm
npp'tyttR? 'r!'
jtrilft "VT .-HTi-'-"i"- viS)6Sln''J't1"WT
t-Jt'.rfUf'f
-if '; Vf
-, H KciVIR' If
'EVENING PUBLIC 'LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA', TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1G, 1019
if
iitt
jii '
' .
Aren ue
$1,500,000
The Manila Electric Railroad and
Lighting Corporation
Three Year 7 Gold Notes
Dated September I, 1919
Pue September I. 1922
Redeemable whole (or In part for the sinking fund) upon one mnnth't published notice upon an;
Inleieat date on or prior to Septembtr 1. 1921, at 10'J and IntereM and thereafter on any Interest
date at 101 and interest. Coupon notes in denominations ot iioo. $o00 and $1,000;
reffisterable as to principal only. Guaranty TruM Company ot Nw York Trustee.
The Company will agree to pay interest without deduction for any normal Federal In
come Tax to .an amount not exceeding 2J1 which it may lawfully pay at the source.
Tax Refundable in Pennsylvania Authorized and Outstanding, $1,500,000
We have summarized as follows from a letter signed 6.v Mr. J. H. Pardee, Vice-President
of the Company :
.
Business The Corporation, through its subsidiaries, furnishes the entire
electric light and power and railway service to the city of Manila
and its environs in the Philippine Islands, having a total popu
lation of about 350.000.
Purpose The proceeds of this issue will be used for additions and im
of Issue provemenls made necessary by the steady growth of the
business.
Security These notes are a direct obligation of the Company and are
issued under a trust indenture by which the Company covenants
that while any of these notes are outstanding none of its sub
sidiaries shall create any new mortgage and that no new mort
gage other than purchase money mortgages shall be created on
any of the Company's property without equally and ratably
securing this issue.
Earnings Average net earnings for the past ten years have been equal to
over two and one-third times all interest charges including interest
on these notes. For 1918 they were in excess of three and one
Ihird times all interest charges. For 1918 67.5 net earnings
were derived from the sale of electricity for light and power,
and I'l.b'"' from the street railway service.
Equity These no'tes are followed by $6,000,000 Common Stock which
has paid dividends regularly since 1906 and since 19 tl at the
present rate of 6'" or more per annum. The Company during
this period has also appropriated out of earnings $1,232,000
for replacements and renewals, and in addition has built up a
surplus of $1,914,251, a total of $3,146,251.
Sinking A sinking fund equal to 12 l-2o per annum of the authorized
Fund amount of this issue must, during the life of these notes, be ex
pended either for betterments and improvements to the property
or used to retire notes by purchase in the market at not exceed
ing the redemption price or to redeem the same.
All lecal matters in connection ith the issue of lhee notes will be passed upon by Messrs. CraTtih A
Henderson and Messrs. Cooke & Marvin of New York. The accounts of the Company are. audited
annually by Messrs. Hasklns & Sells. -Certified Public Accountants, New York, no Meesrs. 'Clarke k Larktn,
Certified Public Accountants. Manila. IV 1.
The notes are offered when, as and if issued and received by us at
98J2 and accrued interest, yielding over 7.50.
Temporary notes will be dcllrered exchangeable for deflnltlr
notes, when, as and If received from the Corporation.
Bonbright & Company,
Incorporated
-137 Che3tnut Street
PHILADELPHIA
J. G.White & Company,
Incorporated
37 Wall Street
NEW YORK
New Issue
to 150,000 Shares
V. VIVAUDOU, Inc.
(Incorporated under the laws of the State of Delaware)
Manufacturer and Distributors of
Perfumes, Talcum Powder, Face Powder, Tooth Paste
and Other Toilet Articles
CAPITALIZATION
Authorized and to be presently issued, 300,000 shares of no par value
No Bonds or Preferred Stock , Ttjf
GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK, Tran.fer Agent n
METROPOLITAN TRUST COMPANY, NEW YORK, Regi.trar
We summarize from the President's letter, Mr. V. Vivaudou, as follows:
Sales are now at the rate of $5,000,000 per annum.
Manufactures: In the manufacture of talcum powder, face powder,
perfumes and other toilet articles this company is one of the largest
concerns in the world. Some of he company's trade names are
"Mavis," "Lady Mary," "La Boheme," "Fleur de France."
Earnings: Net earnings from operations are at the rate of $1,200,000
per annum, with the present four plants running to capacity supplying
only 60 of the demand, and orders are constantly increasing in volume.
Purpose of Issue: The new financing will provide approximately
$1,500,000 additional cash working capital which will enable the
company greatly to expand its manufacturing facilities and further
develop its growing export business.
Application will be made to list thia issue on the New York Stock Exchange.
'The above iitue having been sold, thit adve rtitement appear) only ea a matter of record
J
J. S. BACHE & CO.
42 Broadway, New York
S. M. SCHATZKIN
69 New Street, New York
We do not guarantee the above Information but have obtained It from source which we bailers
to be reliable.
Subscriptions will be received by
FRAZIER & CO.
, . Philadelphia New York Baltimore)
v?&k . ; x- --.- ; .
1
, v
J,
f
on n renewal of buying for local iiliel . i'c under the corrosponJUiii ruu'.r toilny
nutsiile nrromit. bosiilos "import from i t-on.v nr.pi ans.i i,uion Mirkt piico
foreign interims whirl, wn partly sup- j T nl) WV'",r..""Xi '" "" '
pllol by southern M-llitiR. sTSfsVM.-,- ? iVu.?";1" ''""' '" """"' "' ""'"-I' '
Kir-t lniro. were 11 point higher to oTs-n,,...,. ,-. o0., ,,j,,,. ,,.' ti,
" lower, tliii was followed by advances 'nnrket una ' hiulier umlir trtiK. r .t . . .
, , . ,. . , i . . tl,i rr" "'"l'-'''', liut mini quid I'ar lnt In -loll ronriTIK oil Imtll llle mill
of iiboiil :if) points oer lift nlglit s locution s'o i ,,hit,. 77', tf-sH,- No. : , ,
lime, attended b nrtivc trnde buying y1,'- "TTW. ..o a iit. 7.v, v I of tin- filing r.m.nm fioin lion
nd room covering. .n.of'll iWelpta.'blM tinrrtU ami CI.077.- that eovernl slmrt e.leidii.
BUYING S RENEWED !l TrTTzrz: I' PRIP.FS FINISH FIRM cecilie leaves Holland
, ,muu,;,uu II1UI IIU13 iiiw- I I I , I W ,111
IN THE CORN MARKET
UIN UUMUN tAUHMINUt!
i
arly Advances Followed by ftJX?mfflrt:T$inJl
mp of Moro Than 30 Poii
Over Last Night's Close
GRAIN AND FLOUFt
i """RAT llef.lrla. 117.1411 l.uhl Mar-
i .. "V" nu' """ 'ri quotatlena 'r
"!.. In PKhrirt evlt)nr ci.iprimitlt tan-
Jump of Moro Than 30 Points i slv""'" ""''no,j, Mri rn;,.'"
1 1 $2 nil. Nn. 1 reI a.,.-!!.... J - .. f HI
it..n j 1 . i i anno nj nuu 'iiiuii'i -...
, vnitM Pldfrs (irMfn forrorHtlon'n ptirchRS"
Ol WllPilt arm hama.t n ti.. r..ti....in .haxllll
discount No 2 whnt. 3c under Nn 1:
Buyers Overplay Hand on Early
Bulge and Liquidation Forces
Quotations Down
I .,? " 'Jb'at (le unnVr No 1 . Nn 4 wheat.
I jro unu.r ko. 1, No. 5 wheat. He
COTTON 11R1.T WKATIIf.tt rriNIHTIONS i. 1. . Tor all whriit n!horvl conform-
Nw Vork.. Sent 1(1 Th. follnwlmt , !i A.iS.i.!?..'m "' No . r ,""";
temrrtturra "-re rcnrnd In the rolton ?, fjclnt 'n "" wlht. the dlfnunt
Helt this morplnn Auaula lln MurliUin 5 . "!" No Pr'e will ho 3c per Ml"hl
aril Macnn. n; Knnxvlllo ind Nashville. , ff each on pound dnclency In test weight.
4. Mnntirntnerv. (lit. aannnh and Wll- I ""' traolnr below No. 6 for reasons
mlnaton 'IN,, Abilene Shrv(pnrt Vlck- oiner than efficiency In test weighta will ha
hurp Atlanta and t'harlealnn. 7ft. Fort I pouht on Its merits, famutty wheat will
''inlth. 7-- Oklahoma t'ltv l.ltlle Hock. I he discounted according to the degree of
MernnN-. Pensaenla. Tnmpa and .tarkann- . rmutt. hut In no cao lesa than 2c p-t tmshl
vllle. 71: and New drlean-. 7d. The fnl- I under the correspondliiK rejulsr grjde. Oar-
l-.'nir preclniintion- were recorded: . Ilcky wheat will he discounted )' her-io.
Tnmpa and Now Orleans. OS, M.ll.ne. os. f;re Be. per bushel from the i-eirular rade
i Jll'ed wheat will b discounted from 20 to
New Yorli, Sent. 1(1. The cotton i .ecordlnir to duality and condition of
market developed atrencth lliU morning !.V?a.m"'' count on our taklnsr N i. 2 mixed imuer in tin- enrn mnrket wni excellent
jvncai nt rhllalelphl.i Just a h ren.fore.
iirtAiv nr.i.T wnATiir.n ponrrAST
rhle.no "enl in llllnole Wlaennsln
Mlnurl and Vnrlh DakolH Talr tonlsht
and prolinhlv VMtieadax. Mlnneola
t'-ilr ci.t tnnlrhl and Wrdneedav Inwn
Pnlr lonlahl ami dnediv prolinhlv h
'unllic unarttled "-el Snu'h 1'nkn'a--nlr
tonlaht and Wednesday NehrasUa
Tarllv dotidv. hef.imlna unsettled wilncs
l.iv K.ini. s fnttld. probably shmvera
Wednesday Mnnt.im in.l Wvomlnc
I'.irlH flnii.lv tonitht and Wednesday
Chicago. Sept. 10. Kcenperntlve
Former German Princess on Way
Back to Fatherland
Ameroncrn, Sept. 1(1 dtv A. P.)
former I'rlnccsa Oollle of Ormnny,
with her two oin, haa left for Amcro
foort. Itollnnrl. nn her ny back to
(irrmnny. They traveled on nu ordi
nary trnin.
The possibility of the entire! former
rnynl lamily of liermnnj iniikins their
home In Holland una discussed at a
conference taken pnrt In bv Ceclllc and
lho former emperor and empress at the
family breakfast in the gnnlen summer
'!',"'S- ' ,l10 finversatlon progressed
Wilnam Hohenzollern npiieaicd some
what angry.
The children grrntlv enfoved their
(tay in Ainerongeii, driving about the
countryside in dogcarts and playing in
the garden of the castle, where they
could watch ' their grandfather at his
wood-sawing.
ODD FELLOWS AT WORK
. :..niit.
nnii. niter moving prniiininj.
lltiMml firmer A -liarp upturn
h in tide the principal
Hitr-iir-o. j Soverelon Grand Lodne Grfs n,..
The mart uii- mied. with eommi- t0 Buan,ss ,t H.it,,
P.)
ith1
tnitimnrr, ept. Id. ilty A.
ics i up rovcroign (Jrnnil I.nrlen i,i.
Itecelpts nt the ports for the day are Hrn,. w h", Vn,."n.Lk.il...7,,'r",,".r,' . ru' Later the .leiuatul exceeded the sup-
estimated nt MIOO bales, against 780.11 ''"'y;. , "!'" H", m 14H.b l"'-)' 'ply, nnd titiif-t-inlU higher levels were
l,.,lne 1.,.. ...!, n.,,1 fir. ' bnlea lnH ..'"Jw.r ".r"lh ' s'eril ne ,. J 10. IO(S 10 4(1; ' .
- """ ' - i. "IV. ". x,"o "' -' Ivansaa HtraiRht. attained. (In tlii
'jrr'.iU .-'' ' 1 "'' sprlnir, hort patent, new
i ""'- ''" 1'itent. nw. Jll J..'U II 7
! Hit. IMHH nr ,ii,n nn,i un. hanK'd W
1 niinl. nt src'ii. ... i ... . ......
as promoted by the weakness of for- ; hh to iiualit.v
PROVISIONS
pendent Order of Odd H-llnus. settled
down to work today at their annual
meeting, which is being held here in
conjunction with the rentennial cele
year
The adiaiiee met considerable south
ern selling anil realizing. The latter
thi- jump Inner- over- j brntinn nf t,P founding nf the order,
mil and liquidated, fore-j The streets ate alive with thousands
eign echauge. but, after showing re-
actions nf l,"i or 'JO points, prices lirmcil ' .Tr"'i' wn otH"i and the market was un
nn on retien e.l n..veein. .ii.il Ir.ulo bill, '-r'"''1 ..Th." ntiotatlons. folloil- Hecf 111
,i ' e. - I rio, moKil and a r-dr ert. cue: nei .ii, ,i;,i .,,,, r,,,,,..
inc. knucklea and tenders, emoked and air dried. N011" s ,u'l ""' lolloH
... . , , i"'c. Peru. cmi'U .-.So. hams. H. r. cured.
Iiecember contracts ailvanceil in lorue, a.ii, ft .141. , ,1., kinnod iono. ,r.' !
L'!) 0c ifr nluint .Tl iminls net hicber ?4r!,d. J"- amnlo-il, :ilW3nc: hams, boiled
... in , 01 annul .1. poiius in 1 nuntr lionelesa. m.- picni.. ahnuldera. M P. c-jrei
end 111(11 new high ground for the prcs-I no" .?,c! J", amoked. s.'sTsri'sc. bellies
, , . ' 1'n.nie looh
'ii' iii.'.'-iii.-iii. . idTU. U-C,
II seemed thai the- reports nf 11 bet- REFINED SUGARS
tor trade demand nnii I'lnner -w basis j Sparlnlu off0,., a ,, f
were making a considerable impression nnr uranuUi.d
on senliineiil, while billing was nftui1 DAIRY PRODUCTS
pliued tllf'ir h
itig mines to a discount under the; 01 meiniiers ni tne orner. many of them
previous ds Shorts continued .'''
nnlitaiK the uniformed branch of the
liner, ami Ihere mis another rally. lorgiiui-iitinn.
Offerings were free on bulges, hut , -
ctbneks to 1111) ti
31,473 MEN IN 7 DIVISIONS
Strength of Regulars Greatly De
creased Since Their Return Homa
Washington, Sept. 10. (By A. P.)
The seven regular divisions which the
War Department plans to maintain nt
fnjl strength today comprise only 31,--17.1
officers nnd men, or but little more
than the strength of one division. The
First Division, becnusc of its sched
uled pnrnde here tomorrow, has been
kept as near intnrt ni possible, aud
now includes 17,000 men, including
tempornry personnel. ,
On September ! the army numbered
less thnu one-tenth of Its peak war
strength. -101 .070 officers nnd men be-.
ing on the rolls. There were 40,000 in
I'uropp, d.'OO were en route homo and.
the remninder were in this country.
Resignations, of officers in the reg
ular establishment continue to be filed
in numbers which cause officials un
disguised concern. Since August 1 307
resignations have been accepted, of
whom -11) per cent were in the grade of'
first lleutennnt.
Man Shot In Quarrel
Chester Thorp. 13,11 Melon street, Is
in St. .loseph's Hospital in a serlouS
condition with a bullet in his abdomen
as the result, the police say, of a quar
rel with Sidney Polite, alias .Tones,
late last night nt a partv in the lat
ler's home. Twelfth street below Girard
avenue. The police are sonrchinR for
Polite, who escaped after the shooting.
Uoth were negroes. -J.
extent, (icticrnll) the news was bear-
:. 1 1.. :.. e : l...
CUl'ed "'Ol'l'ss HI IIMI'IKU CA11HI1I
iiinaunn:!!
and H
conditions
l the crop. Iicceipts
again holders. earner g?
were perfect for maturing 1 B
line crop. Keceipts were
"r I stocks are inn-easing slowly.
i prompted hj bullish crop advices.
V" 1 1
I clo-,c Open a 111
sci .' ."i .: ii,. .ii 'ii
1'r-c 3 :lll -J'.i.as '1 IT,
Jar ... :!) .in -.'ii as
March . , -J n -j'.l ir. . na
Mas ;n ( -Jli nil
LOCAL MINING STOCKS
TO.VOPAM STUCK
Hid
I .10
P m I .
-
L".l II t .
liberal, but
Tenders i
from the country were not pressing. !
Sllilinienls frnln Arcentiliil telii.'lin'
r ... it ..... !. . ' ---r.
Quotation- New York and i hl)l ' L ""d cheaper prices there re
i'in:i:.sn a fr
er. si-r nitures
laeonalii "hole. mill, lint, current make. ect enormous lllllllltities available fur
Ml l I-' .' ".' ?..'" ' "Pe l.ua niuner. e.v
".. ,.7'rk and VI-".nln nhnl.-mllk flats. . ur- export.
rent make, fair l.. pood SilSiUlc. Some1 Oj.i linlslie.l f,,-,ee nfie,- sl.r... in
Maya lll'TTRIl -.',mn creamers was In .-malt ! irregularity. Maying by a coterie of
I supply and le hiKh.r under a fair demand, i 1,... ,L .,,, cosiu.i.siMo f..c th nn.
, inc under (Trades were dot hiiiI Irrciru ar. V. . .' ' "' . "- "''
The followlns are
.solid, turn.
Cnsh Ho
, .Ilm Ilutler .. .
MacNamara .. .
' Midway . .
' Mlrpah Kxlen-lon
Mnr tantt
Norlh-rn Slar
' Reccue lSula .
Tono lllv
. Tono KM .
West IJn.l
eat Ton
DIVlnK STOCKS
,n'i
.in
(111
1-J
n:.
is
il.
J"s
l'
.III
II
as
ml
ml
1.1
ii:.
.I'.'
11
..tt
.US
I'.'
' II
.'.'.1
.'H
the (iiictn tJfitiN
mcked creamer .xtrie .".f x J -: hlsh-sc-or ' freelv
Imr svk.sr1i JVJll I. . j' I I . a .. Il.-I.. TiJI A. '
. u. hvuun, ,'"' a 'i' 'i '1' , firti 111 hi " 1 iitjii
lirlH, ..itn ,iic si'i imhW 710(0 rl.'(
rrt'fimpry chni.-f iitu rinc
i- ... .... 1 ,ii .. ...... -. . - .. .
),,-- " n.""i( "'"-ji'.f-ii, iniii ,1 ujiiii'i.-i !
'- tirlnt Inhlilnir t iWlutMU- fiir in nh.itrw Ti-I I IlU't'l
.iV
ff 3c
-" i KCtlS rholr.- frvh
' run iTtcpH. siippii
" 1 'iiuni nnu pimr Mn
' ( .
nlllllllSVIDIl loll vt'S Mill 41 lilt O
it wlwiin'iN, luit still's witc nli-
Pt I sorhetl w, Hoiiicstir drinaiul fur t ho
iua ifr.itBr. ili nHi iirticli- was t-iiiil to lie hottiT. hut
wji.s nu sieii nf a revival in cx-
; Alll"l I'iv
Alto f't
Uplrhr
, Rn Hur
Urouirli ll
Olvldf Kxt
Dlv SmiiI
Dlv t'nn
mii!i..i . . . .
Enpt IMv
I!ftihrrk Piv
Hlrli Mv
Retri IHv t . .
Urtin TMv
llriFPtta -
fIUer Kim: ?
Ton Il
Ton ITitrh'k .
Victory Div
Wni- TUv
Zone
liOUiplLCM) STOCKS
AtlurUt ft
Hlue Itu I o-j
Tlonth mi
COD iv
rortil) Fraction 04
Crnckorjack 0i
lfvHnpmnt 14
IHiimnndlUMi. It II ill
InlH A n.
Klornr .M.'
Onlflflpld Con 0. . . .... 17
oMnld Mfrtrer n.1
j Great Hnl nj
1 Jumbo KUf-nMon 10
Kfwanaf D
Oro ... .ill
npl 11111 .1',
.Silver I'lrk iW
Spearhpftil 07
MISCKIJaANBOUS .STOCKS
Amparo 1 "S,
Arizona Cnllcit 'Z7
Kdf n
Mother ld- .10
Nevada Kill O'j
Nevada Rand 2.1
Promor.larlo 1 -j
Nevada. Wonder 40
T"Copa Mining OH
White Cars lfl
rcir were wanted at
wcrp motl of m-
k. uhlch wa dull Tho
1 quotations ftli(.i l'ifi cni. nearhv.
;.. J lfl L'O ppr n ito. rurinnt rerintn that will
" Krado. $i.vn. f to R),..J. Jt4 inirf t.;
-, western, extra firm. $10 i;n pr ran. Ilrstn,
,.. . lAf' !' : nort mid nmtern. wnnfln.
- SIR 21114 in. Infortur tots lower, fam-v se
i l"cted egKS jobblnu at 11 iff fWc per doifn
J POULTRY
.4'j I.1VK Tine Moi k wan In fair renu'it and
OS M?nd. but mmttractlv.' ptnrk was dull
I and weak Tlu- iitmtailoni wore aa fnl-
j Inwa: Kouls, not LeKhiirun, fancy fat.
Oft wolffhtnp TiT 11 nplooe and over vl.i
"ia fxpresw. ,17'U.ISr. fowls no. jeRhorn me
-(i dlum alzp U expri'i 4 ft .Hc, .itnall nlze
ii, ' 33" 33c, fowl While I,.'Rhoin, l,i expresn.
. j . 3Jd?.1c. pprlnc ihkkfTiH hrollfra not laos
i;i horns. ellnu-Hklnnpil wdshlnfr J'a &!i bn.
til uplere. 3Tttt 3nV. nprtn: i hlckcnn. Iirotlern,
tl7 ; noi ijechornt tM)ou-tktnneii welching l1
I MMt biisitipss, lUTrrinss fnuu tlininun
I trj were lialit. mimI tlii'oshitic rrturns
tiMtniiiH'ii poor.
Leading Tutun-t ranged as follow ;
Curn (nw d'll.TiT- Yet
Op. n Huh l.oiv VJ.30 .-lose
.rpt ... 1 3s'T 1 .('( 1 ;tn ;S tl.HTU
!(' 1-0 1 -Jl 1 1H4 1 IH,i l.'JO't
ata-
ept . . rtV,. mis H.1V, fifl OB 4
La !!
fVpt . t'J."i M-, ', or. 25.1i."i 2.1 il.1 LMt.on
Oi't . LM 7.1 2.1 2 2.1 73 25 7.1 21 75
Hid. tAsked
H.i
j
lb
a pie
10 enow-Klnneil
Ct ..Tjr:i.T
.1
3.1 Ir 3 if White Leirhorna.
weighing rfiT2 lb. apiece.
3'J$f 3.V. White lclioniH e!low-kinned.
I Pmall Hize-. 2t3(ir. rootU-ra. 'i324c:
o 1 ducks, pprlng. 2Rc: do. lVkln old. 2751 2Sc:
3d do. Indian Runner, old 2." Iff 27c. pigeons,
'r,ti "Id. per ralr. 40c. do. young, per pair.
...IdMiic
nm:ssni) Demand nn fair and prices
n.1 wcn well inalntalni-d QuntatlniiH. KuwIh,
(13 ' fresh-killed, drj-plcki-d in boxen WV'uh
ns Ing 44 IliK. and over a piece. 3l4c, weigh
03 I lng 4 lb, apiece, 3S'Sc. wighinc 34 lbs.
Id! snW37p; welching 3 lhn . X3i!l34r. t-muller
nil M7P9, 30 032c Fowl. freli-killed, in
'llllbbln., dry picked AV'elghlng 44 lh. and
..I ' over aplec, 31c. welithlnir 4 lbs. apiece 38 .
,' I welching 34 lhn . Saffainc weighing 3 1M..
i 324(33c: smaller size. 21f?31c Old rootern,
.J. i drv-nlcked 2.1r Rrollers. Jemev. choice.
4."S7Aic. do. other nearhv. 315C (0c 3ro!ler '
,,'. i wentern. welching 14 2 lb. nplere, 3,11? -
'.Ii I 30c. Chickens western, weighing 2,4iT2!li
' I II. m. nlaaa 'JllrfTlll- Unslni. lllnt,llni.H n..n( 14
BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE
New Wk, sept HI ItrTTHR Ilecelpti
11 .1t.il mlm Market nriner. High ecorlng,
.11K'1'l4' .xtrap. .ISlf .14 r. flrntn, IMKaWlr,
fiiondu .'nil .11 4 r, at at" dalrv. riil4fft74c.
i;C.ti It.. Ipti. M.707 cases. .Market ir.
legul.ir rresh-gilhered extras, ,1.1tff .Vk
Mortigi p.fk.d nrt. 404 4sr. gathered
extra tiriiM 47i"?Mi , freHh-cathered extra
IrnlH ri,-Jr.14e freBh gathered first. 478 .lie;
freh-gn thered wecondn, 41ff40c dlrtiei,
No 1 :is140c. No 2 30 ft 37c; chcckM, 31(
30c. undergrade J."$i33c: flris, 47ft4hc.
Hernndn. 12 it 40c. elate and nearby hennry
white 73il 70c; gilhereU whiten. (1.1 "B 72c.
western whites. 00 to 72c Pari tic eoawt, 7.1rt
Md. weptern and southern gathered whltfs.
isetfOse. Ktate and nearb hennery brown
02ltfi'.Oc, gathered lirown ami mixed, .1.1 fi -17c
fjlr ti prime. lhfiTi4c. refrUerator, No. 1.
1.1(5 10. No 2. 43 14 -
CHKUSH Receipt. 7T.14 boxe Market
weak Flat, current make colored, average
run 204 ?3ner flat, current make, averse.
run 204 5i 30. colored specials. 304 tS31e;
while Mentals 30V3WaiC.
.01
.07
03
04
.07
.01)
i11;
.30
1
..15
.IS
lbs apiece. 3iif?31i spring duckling, near
by, as to rjualltv 32 If 3.1e Squabs, per
dozen White welching 1 to 12 lb per I
j--- ij Rnmn n-. ,.,t,i. ..i.i.u- A .- in '
jsrii. sjrs.n" i , nuiir, t-.i, ii. iii V HJ I"
'b. per dozen $7 infff t 2.1: white, weighing
S lhS. per rioxen. I0if?0 7.1; white, welching
7 lb per dozen It.r.OftM 2.1. white, weighing
fl to 04 lbs per dozen $2,301,7 3 no dark.
$t. 5092,25 small nnd No. 2. 00e2.
FRESH FRUITS
Demand was falrlv active- with prices
04 i general! v nrm we fiunie Apines. per na-.
SO f ke'. SOriRJl 7.1 do per bushel-hamper. tX'S
. , 2.2.1; do, per bb! . $3 r.0-?!i Cantaloupo.
,H0 ' wf stern, per flat rrate $lf?l 7.1. AVater
i.i ! melons Jersev ter loo Jf?2ii Peah
.i tl jripri, "-1 uiipnri ..ss, nu, ,r
York, per buh.l. tl Suffjsn i"r, Hun
ltt per bukh.l Jl ,'ilT I 2". (In Herkfl. nr
bushel, 12 TtO'd t r.o (Irpe. toncor.l. i"T
pony basket 30ff?2.".i do Pelaware. p.'i
In, .Macara. p.-r
na. ...... 11.'.'.. . . ft nn a ra h .....
. ,,,,., , ,i .nil. ) iinpnr-i, ... .. ... ... . r . . . t . . ,- .-...
iriim nu- iuu i-ri:i tn jhm mrn si'i-iiu'U I I2.fl.rrt t . cirnRH lauriirnla, per lull
to have left the eoffoc market in nil j --toff '
ptisicr technical position and prices VEGETABLES
PnlBtnp. upn. nuir. pl.'litirul snn wenU.
iMiiuns steiu uuiitatlonn
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET
New Yorli, Sept. 1(1. Tho rallies Jn-y t.asket. siw-j:.
.,,,,,,. , , fancy basket. J.TfT'J.'i
broke phiirpl.v under n renewal of liqui
nation nnd Renernl presMire,
The Itrnzllian spot markets made a
steady showitiK, but the easier tendency
of Santos futures siiRRcsted that sen
timent in that (pinrter was still un
settled and rumors of low Santos offers
in the cost and freight market probably
inspired pnrt of the local selling.
The first sale of December wns nt
1f."oc, but the price was quickly offered
off to H.Tfic, and the break into new
low erntinil uncovered stop orders.
Weakness in foreign exchange, with '
both francs nnd marks making new low
levels, probably strengthened bearish
sentiment as indicating no enrly revival
of European buyiDg power in the pri
mary markets.
yesterday's ij
'pen a m
(abhaire hleht'r
AVhlte poUtoe. .terxi. per b.isket- No
,iqjl.l. lower Kra ,B- " " ' ' rmt' po
tatoes. per lOT-lb .acUs. ja 'jr. T(T J LT. do
Pennsylvania per-wl $'J -W(i '2 7.1. Swe. I
potatoes- Southern 1 p' r bbl . S.T t.Ti ff
a, 73. do No 2 p. r Mil S2 2'i1l2 7.1 ,Ter.-ei
per basket $MM 2" I abbaKe New Jers.'i
tier basket. TiO 7.i. le New Vork iomesti.
per ton, J4(li?tr.r. Otunns New .1 rsey ir
bushel-hamper fin- do. I'er 100-Ib sacks
fj rjowa ,"
l. I
September
Ortober
November
December
Januarv
February
March
April . .
May
.Tune
.lulv
August . .
nu.
elu
. I.'i u.'i
15 7.1
. m .1.1 .. ...
. 1.1.3.1 H 7.1
11.10 1.1.1,1
1.1 2 .. .
1.1 21 ! ni
. 1 .1 22 ....
."15 20 'M .10
. 1.1 IR . .
. 1.1 11 M4 50
1.1 1,1 ....
tl 7.1
t. .
14 70
1 "S&3tiwdJSiWB
t'Cl'Wri- hF lwC7i7uTiftseK7srpttfn(uMa
DIVIDENDS DECLARED
Reading Companv, quarterly tt y pr cent
nn common payable November 13 to Mock of
record October '24, nnd 1 per rent on necond
preferred, ratable October 0 to Mock. o(
lecord September 23
Philadelphia and Western Hallway Com
pany, quarterly of O'JS cntn per share,
(14 per cent) on preferred1 payahl October
15 to stock of record Septemher .10.
unnea vrn i oppt company, a atvi- .
dend of $1 nt) ner nhure I
St. LoIb. Rocky Mountain & Taclflc .
RHllroad Company, quarterly of I fier cent
on common, payable October 10 to stocl; oi
record .September 30. t
Central Coal & Coke Tompanv, quarterly
of II. 25 per ihare on preferred and II. no i
pr share on common both payable October '
la aa renlatered September .10. Hooka do L
not clone. r
Rldr -Avenue PaBSfnffcr Comoanv. a dl.
trlbutlon. of rental as n dividend of l
hare, payable October 1 aa reutitered Sep
tembr 1-V nooks closed September 13,
open October 2.
Oklahoma Hroduc'ng- and Heflnlnir Com
pany quarterly of 21 per cent, payable Oc
tober 2 to stock of record September 10,
Old Colony Woolen Mills, quarterly of li
per cent on preerred and 2 per rent on
common, payabU Octobor 1 to stock of record
Peptember 23.
HI Four quarterly of lU per cent on
preferred, payable October 21 to stock of
record October 1.
Kanswha and Michigan quarterly of l
per cent payable September SO to stock of
rerorl Seutember 23
Nw Knnland Telephone and Telegraph
Company quarterly of II 7 per share, pay
able September B0 to stock of record Pep
Toronto. Hamilton and Fuffalo, quarterly
of Hi per cent, payable, October 1 to stock
of record September 24
Farr Alpaca Company quarterly of 2
per ctnt. payable September 30 to stock of
record Septembtr 20.
Merchants' Dispatch Transportation, qusr.
terly of 2H pr cent, payable September SO
A Faulty Boiler
Menaces Health
And Comfort
It wastes an enormous
amount of fuel, yet only par
tially heats the house. With
the
-IWS
Complete
Tax Calendar
for
Ready Reference
The Tax and Statistical Division
of our Trust Department has just
published a
Calendar
of
Tax Information
in which the Federal, New York
State and New York t-tty taxes
up to December 31, 1920, are com
pletely listed and fully described.
The various dates for returns and
payments are given, as well as the
essential requirements of the Tax
Laws.
In addition to such tax informa
tion, a chapter appears on Liberty
Loan Tax Exemption.
U'c shall be pleased to furnish
without charge copy of this book
to those interested.
Addrett
Trust Department
THE
AMERICAN EXCHANGE
NATIONAL BANK
(Established 183S)
128 Broadway New York City
THE MARKETS OF THE
WORLD invite us to supply urgent needs.
Now is the time to permanently extend our
commercial influence.
Numerous old-established and tried
connections in every commercial center of
the world enable us to finance exports and
imports promptly and satisfactorily.
INQUIRIES INVITED
THE .
FOURTH STREET
NATIONAL BANK
131-145 South Fourth Street
Capital, Surplus and Profits
over $10,000,000
luiiuiniiniiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiitti;
reraFaTCjraTarerrro.mra.imTB
in tock of rcord Sp(mhr 24,
Amtrlcin Agricultural i"iimici quarterly
rf 2 pr cent on common and 14 per cent
on rrfrrn1. payable Octotr til to ilock ot
record Stctembtr 2Q.
BAR SILVER '
Commercial bar "allvcr was quoted In
New Yorfc to,day,at ?1.1.1Vi a, ounce,
nnflianrrd. In London, the nriee was
81?4d, as alvaftc VMid. ,
B O I IvE R S
in your home, all your heat
ing troubles are past. For
this scientific combustion
boiler squeezes every last
unit of heat from every lump
of coal, giving you an abun
dance of evenly distributed,
easily controlled heat at all
times.
The most economical boiler,
for all parts have been elimin
ated which do not render a
REAL heating service.
Writ today lor copy ol our nne
ScUnttHc Combaitton Baokltt or call
and thoc beitora cm dliplay.
'JlECxBZOS. Co.
Heating & Plumbing Supplioi
IMaptay Jtoonu
44 to 50 N, Sth
S06 ArchSL
tStt4t Fcderei St
CtmJtn, fl, A
SCANDINAVIA,
BALKAN STATES
AND GREECE
The head of tho Kxport fpartimnt Jf
a promtnmt Alport hoiiaf in IfHVititf for
Kurop within three wpeks n fii r
tfndett trln through th tnltcd Ktngflom.
Norwnyi Swln, l)-nrnrrk, Finland, the
Halkan countries C(zecho-SlnakU, Juko
Slovnkln, tit;.), (trcce. Austria. Italy
nnl Kpaln. would lIUo to lke nlonc with
him ratnlir and amples of articles that
tan b marketed in those countries.
Only those manufacturers who are
first hands and who would be Inclined to
give this export houne their sole acency
are requested to cunimunliat.
Address rare of
JOHNSTON OVERSKAH SRRVICK
til llroaduay New lork City
Chart Your
Credit Loss Exposure
Would it not be a tremendous asset
if you could know precisely the nor
mal insolvency loss resulting from
sales of any volume for your particular
house? Think of the uncertainty
eliminated the worry saved the
credit losses prevented.
Such data, on an accurate, scientific basis
the culmination of credit insurance experi
ence is made available to you for your house
by The American Company.
Whatever the size or nature of your manu
facturing or jobbing business, don't fail to
get the entire story of this achievement in
Credit Insurance. An inquiry will bring
the full particulars without obligation.
AMERICAN CREDIT-INDEMNITY CO.
or NEW YORK .., E.M. TREAT, president
u
Y. J. MOUTHY. Mirr. J. 1'. McFAIIDKN. CJni. Ac!.
MUTUAL MFE OK N. Y. IlLlin.
riin.Aii:i.riii., v.
I'linnr. rllbfrt ,1.103
v$j$r
Brrvc9 843
Rac9 2WJ
Canadian
Municipal Bonds
Bought Sold Quoted
FINCKE, BANGERT & CO.
Prnnklln Dank nidr.. rhlladrlnhla
BOSTON NEW VORK
l!B""J
YOUNG MAN
27, Morrlfd. At prfpnt employed
at bookkeeper, deilres to make n
cliance. Would like to make con
nectlon wltlu a reliable concern lri
raparlly of iaeman, Can furnish
good reference!. If Isterottd ad
dreie u Hi LeUrer 09c.
T7e Cumulative Preferred Stock
The Steel & Tube Company of America
This Company is one of the three largest
Manufacturers of steel pipp and other tubular steel
goods in the United States. Earnings over seven
times Preferred dividend requirement. Net quick
assets $121 per share. The product of the Com
pany is one of the most profitable in the steel
industry.
i y
Prie $98 per thare.
CARSTAIRS & CO.
M tinier l PMtadtlptila and Kew fork Stack Brehanoti
1419 Walnut Street, PWU. 71 Broadway, N. y,
u ,. . '
i
- .. ,S..J.I
I
8
'I
!
M
II
3
VI
j
"tfel
&
41
-
:J
'-
I V a
' fvfJVdVIv
- f w-77
4 ';.4? ",'" '
..
zhZZXrtxC
u&JSV
I i i ii B umI ;. '. -.Jf It-, J i ire. irlBA.gJhteiaiaw.ianiniftwffilllni m,-w. i ntf