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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER PfllL'APELPHIA, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER ffi 1919
i
f Investments
in Growing
Business
There nrc now on the
market bonds and pre
ferred stocks yielding
from 6V to over
7,12 ?" issued by cor
porations that not
, pnly have enviable rec
ords, but are extend
ing their activities and
increasing their earn
ings. The proper selec
tion of such invest
ments will provide Si
very large income for
many years to come.
Send for Circular No. D-13
GHANDLER&GSbMPANY
Franklin Bank Bids.
Philadelphia
Ksw York Bostoa
NEWS OF THE FINANCIAL WORLD NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA STOCK PRICES
STEEL SHARES HALT, BUT
! OTHER FA VORITES ASCEND
1
I
I Undiminished Confidence Manifested in the Industrial Situa
tion Trading Element More Cautious
200 ;i Profit
During the past eleven years
clients following the Bab son
Long Swing Method of Specu
lation have made a profit of over
200 ?i, or about 20 a year.
These figures represent an aver
age of all Ttcommtndationt
including disappointments.
BABSON'S
Reports will enable you to tncrtott
your invtttd capital at a similar rate
without the risk and worrr involved
in ordinary speculation.
A copy of recent Bulletins and full de
tails of the Babson Method of Specula
tion will be sent to investors trail:
Write on your IMd-head for
Ilulletln ilH
Babton't Statistical Organization
WalUiley Hilts. Mas..
Largest Organization of Its Character
in the World
New York, Sept. IE?. Trailing In
today's market was distinctly more mil
lion. This was n natural outcome of
the coiillicjlns; report of the strike con
dition. There wns, however, no nctiinl
vienknes shown. The steel and copper
.Inrku yielded some ground. hut this ivn
more than counlerhiilnnced ly the igor
011 upbidding of other speculative fn
nrlle, especially the oil, tobacco nnil
ciilptiiPiit shares.
The outstanding feature of the ilnj's
operations was the prniiniinceil under
tine of strength nnil the resistance
against nil efforts of the trading element
to force a reaction. In scattering parts
of the list, notiibly in the coppers, there
was some softness to be found, but the
nininspring of the market was (list i tit t Ix
strong. Interval of extreme ilullncs's
punctuated the ilny's session, but nt
nil limes it obviously required less ef
fort to push prices up than to depress
them.
Much constructive demonstration ,.,, .
countered nn enthusiastic follow lug.
while, on the other luitid. the recessions
were not only stubbornly contested but
were iimiriahl.i followed hy siendih
iliminisliing dealings, in n number of
i istances iti intensified dullness.
Sin b n condition vn strikingly e
rmplilied in th" steel group. The lulli
ng leinlencv exhibited In I'nited Stales
Steel, which was about the nnlj import
ant issue to show an uncertain trend in
the decidedly firm opening, invited re
pealed attacks from the renctinniiiy
party, (iround was surrendered on cacit
nf thee drives, but little stock nppar
entlj was dislodged which resulted in
the group as a 'whole drifting into a
narrow groove and becoming relalneh
dull.
I In looking around for s(,fi spots to
finilitate !,' tenctionnry program in
the steel group the coppers were found
, more or less iilnerabl.e Aniern an
Smelting developing particular henvi
ness with an abrupt decline nf IU;
point. Anaconda nt the same lidding
a point. This movement likewise wn
of short duration Offsetting this freh
enthusiasm appeared in the nil. tobac
co, equipment and motor shares, tliiins
In these selected issues were extended
from 1 to seven point, the wider nil
v.inces occuriug ngnln in oil group
Texns Company lend at an advnnce of
7 points, on the unconfirmed reports
of reducing the par value to 'J.Y
Overnight niinljsis of the steel strike
apparently developed nothing of siifii
cient import to alter Wall street's view
or conclusions as to that interesting
slnaion. The day's rcpnrs, it is true,
were conflicting, yet seemingh failed
to incite the slightest diminishnieiil in
IV confidence in the industrial situa
tion. I was quite generally agreed on
nil sides, that the cnmbal was yet too
young to venture definite conclusions.
Still considerable signitiicance wa at
tached to' the authentic reports indica
ting thai the number of men who .' nl
lesponiled to the strike order was fur
I'roni reaching the proportions predicted
by the union labor leaders.
The encouraging performance of the
entire market in the two days showed
In j mid dispute t.'ut Wall street had
In i'li successful in getting ils house in.
oilier. Instead of n weak and sensi
live affair which was altogether proh
, able in view of the posihle uation
I w ide distill bine influence of the walk
1 nut of the steel winders, the entire
1 list displayed u tone of significant
1 strength. Instead of an avalanche of
'silling orders then- was to be found in
; all quarters an impressive Imying dc
1 niand. In tact, stocks were found to
he scarce All this fully confirmed the
'recent assertions of the sound tci-'.ni
onl po.ition of the market In briet.
il was. in the phraseology of the street.
ample proof that tb" effects of the
steel strike had been already discounted
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200 Aml.o pf 105
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900 Tennt &(". 12'i 13
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Cost Accounting
All modern methods, foims and
reports thoroughly discussed and
analyzed. 1C weeks' course starting
Tuesday, September 30.
Auditing
An intensive course in practical
Auditing prepares Junior Account
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IRE CAUTIOUS
IN CURB MARKET
Steel Stocks Gave Ground Grad
ually Without Signs of
Weakness
MARKET IS HESITATING
Good Buying of Both Classes of
Sinclair Issues Union
Under Pressure
100 Don: hi-' . 18
3500 Urklt.ipT 2.U:
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31X1 HrT&ltH . HP,
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INDIAN PACKING HITS LOW
New- York. Sept 2,'i. The New York
Kieninc Suns rinsing financial review
kg?, cnt-day work. Course begins Friday, '"lliv "ils:
October 3.
Call or write for full particulars.
Bf.
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YMC A
Central Branch, 1421 Arch St.
Very few expected that xesterday's
advance in the stock tnaikct would be
resumed on the s-inie scale in today's
i session Whatever one may think about
I the ultimate issue of the strike, the
, fin-t there is a struccle on makes for
i uneasiness and disturbance. And
New York. Sept. '23 A feature of
the tradinc on the Hronil street curb
this morning was the sharp break in
the new Willys Corporation stock from
13 lo 25. It sold as high ns 4(1 yester
ilnj Indian Packing was also pressed
on the market, selling down to the new
low record of 25.
Home Oil was another strong fenture.
! being in steady demand and there was
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Asphalt
Mrikp i im irtlinnr. nffnir. It imhah1 , Mnrroni of AinoHni rnnRPi! from 0V
nini" nwiror tn brinu rfvolutionar.N iti tn n. I'nitPfl Stntr Stpiimliip wn
lihuitu'tr thim im provinus industrial 1 iitniiiHlly nrtivo with snips at -7 tn
intithri'nk in th history of tliis cMintry. ;iH. Siibmnrino Hnut sold ni If. tn
I tl.irp (l'ion(s on its outcome and tlio l."1. Ai'tnn Kxplo-ivos wax dull, with I
i -tnkf invoked i ono which tho pcnpln ,, Mnn uniount of huomfM at 11. To-i
With $ltL' ef rvt tanaiM ntr-i
behind oa.h ni.re ut Hoik, thH
I'ompanj which almost com
pletely coiitntU the natural .i--phalt
l rati. of the worUI l px
pe ted BhoTtly io teport larj;e
production on it 1 2V imo
acres of prxfii ml Und in Wn
ezueln Alo tnte renthii; diti on
the following
TrnnTontlnentitl OH
(itiiTe.T-t.lKfsttlf.
t'onimnneiitth Petroleum
Independent teel
Write 'or ( apt U' K
'nilNnAM 15
Inl'Otiifnt .VrturttlM
43 Exchange Place New York
ft inn in.""! tn rnnM hnNo a vital
trri'it hi.
Wall street realizes this, perhaps,
iiiuri' clearly than other cnmmuiiitii"-.
anil, while there is ;i great ileal uf run -tiileure
that labor now has iivi-rsteppiMl
the lmunrls of lecitimnte ininplaiut anil
niut ro ilmvn in ilefent, the street is
trjiiiR not to lie too optimistic alvoiil it.
It takes the iMisition that the right is
loo hiu in rotiseipi.'iirp to take any
.hiiHi's with, ami the linnker. broker
1 anil floor trailer are not bj any menus
I living in a "fools miaili-"
I The situation is serious,
of result. The minil
' turmoil. nin.7t 'ill
I in this strike as now seems rertnin there
i will he bitterness at a lime when liar-
harm Kxport.s was uiiiel sellini: at 31
There was continued pressure again!
1'niou Oil. which sold ilown from 3!) loj
3h',i. Sweets of Aniei icn Has traded in I
at l."!-' nuil 137s. Anierienn British '
ManufnctiirinR was traded in nt to S.
t'osden & Co. was actively dealt in nt
ll-'s to ll's. I
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100 KnilicotJ 107','
100 Emer Hpf 01',
100 UndUpf I03'i
1000 Erie. . . l.i.'i
300 Erie lstpf. 24',
100 FainP-l. . )!
200 KishBr' 120
26(X) Fiskltub. 44S
300 l-'reepTex. 47" 1
02
lK3'j lS0)i
!S1 273
33' j
7!l'i
100
S'i
16Vj
13!,'
40
34
20
107
92' j
103W 103'i 103JJ
15', 15! j 15'
25
00
125
4:
47
34' s
70' i
100
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17,
13',
40
31
20
107
02j
25',
00
120
45H
47'4'
65
lw3
2M
33'
70'
100
S1
1;
l-'
40
3t
20
107
tl2'i
lfnn?iln IMINIJf Ntt
a ,. .. . Hlh Lo"- n... ch.
. "... .in, iv, nf s,i, yj. t;u. ,,.
IwitiUllli-.asris 103 103 103
1
iiiiriMirii n ii ii -7 r
-I. H.bBila4th4i,4s. 04 94 fcfll 1 sn
71,1 fiOOLIbHds4tb4tis. 04
:(i;j 3tjPhiIai:i 1st Ds.. 04
ivertuuiK Keni. HI',
3 Span A in I 6s. . J (o
Odd lots.
04
03
SI'i
100
"4 4- 51)
4-in
81 '- i
100 H
25 '
on
120
45
47
Atna Kxplopl ....
Alln I'Hfkprn
Am Hrll Mrit .
Am Man onl
Ampr Wrlttnc I'nir
irrespective Atr Itoduitlor ...
f labor is in a ',, (ir p,u pm .
mions are defented I i;rbnn Steel
riirflnieri. Motors ....
I'hpvrnll .lnlorw
l 'o h-i 'otii . . .
r
it
1
WE ARE PREPARED TO SELL
"CALLS" ON
FRANCS
Checks on Pari.
ITALIAN. LIRE
Checka on Milan.
GERMAN MARKS
Checks on Berlin.
Runntor three to nix months tn the above
Foreim Exchange at prevailing low rates
Write or call for Particulars
Newburger, Henderson & Loeb
1410 CHESTNUT ST.
Members N.T & Thlla. Stock Eichan.,
mom anil milium trust were never more rramn
needed. Labor must be defeated for the , K'rn-KneTaph '
cnuntn's good, but after defei.t. what (letiT.il Anhali .. .
.1 .. ' n.i . 1 1 im . t Hull signal ... .
then.' I he street would like lo know 1 H-vlcn i'hml-ul ..
Hupp SPilor.
I Indian I'a' ktr.
I IntT Prorlijfla
, Inter Kubl'T
1 Inter Motors
I.alce Torn Post . . . .
I.ehlBh I'nal Sales
Utibv. HeN l.lbby .
l.ima I.o(o . . . .
I lnrlln Parrv
tile N Y .s'hlpbulldlna- ..
rap fuip
Kl'l
. 11
. :.l
: h
. .17 "n
. a;.
. un
.110
. a
.
.'.an
. an',
.tna
Yeo rlne
Ask (Hale
IIS
.1.1
IIS
.-.
Iihi
It;
i'li,
.inn
S'l't
'.'nn
IS
0s
nnd inennlinie is crowing more nnd more
cautious nnd wnP'lifud.
Tradinc tnilay was nhnut in the snme
volume iih je.sterdn.v. There wns no
sreater disposition tn part with hold
inits than on Mnndny nnd there wi.s
nNo less anxiety on the part of
shorts to cover. The result after thc,r,r. ViTvJ
first hour nr so wan henvines.s in the I'eerlens Motor
cenenil list. In the initinl upturn the' "j"",
oils and motors din particularly well.,Pnole Kne
.
. in",
. sn
. 411
. 19
. "
. l'
. 80
. 2
. M
H
. ss
. 4W
.110
. 13
. 1'.
. II
. 80
American Tobacco was again a strong nirrn Hnilv ..
Spruet SIS
Kaet 2S33
Canadian
Municipal Bonds
Bought Sold Quoted
FINCKE. BANGERT & CO.
Franklin Dank Wile,
BOSTON
Philadelphia
NEW YORK
Haorl
S..volrt
N V
rihln
! spot, wliile tulk of a KiRnntic merger of
. 1 1 1 ...... rs.voin .'in"
lobneco companies such ns the 1 nited scrlppx-nooth
States Supreme t ourt had alreaih sup- , ;"". ',?n.,Tl
1 v.ll.1 1 r... . Stapaard Motor
pn-i-u 'iiiii iiiiiiy-i.f nn. 1 uc sieis Kteel Alioya .
opened fractionally higher, but 4
gradually gave way without giving nu.Sntft Int
impression of weaUness. Haldwin I.o- I'i'J'
comotive was In good demand, pushing I TrUngle Him
through l.lt in the forenoon, later yield
ing materially.
1,-.. Submarine
LIBERTY BONDS
$50, $100, $500, $1000
BOUGHT SOLD
AT STOCK KXCHANGK TRICES
ISAAC STARR, JR. & CO.
209 PENNA. BLDG. ft'JitSrf
Slembf r of N. Y. & rhlla. Stork Eichanr
II .
ILJt.
u:'
NI6H QRADE HIGH YIELD
RAILROAD BONDS
LIST ON REQUEST
MARTIN & GO.
141 1 WALNUT ST.
fflf
$50 $100
LIBERTY BONDS
HOUGIIT AND SOLD
Biddle & Henry
-.104 SOUTH FIFTH STREET
i(mtcr Phllldelphlt Stock Exchact.
" 3?
Hacker & Co.
Bankers and Brokers .
1 Kntlr, cfVPhlltd.lphU nd N.w Tork
Iintpw JUICU.IIS..
M. M. coat. 4tff AKp rWKTNrfT WTW.
MONEY-LENDING RATES
NEW YORK .Money on rail, both
mixed collateral and nil industrial col
lateral, opened todav at fi per rent for
lending and renewing.
Borrowers of time funds continue un
willing to pny fi per cent nnd most of
the bids are r per cent. The demand
at fl per cent is accordingly light. Some
business has been done for sixty and
ninety days nn industrials at fl per cent
While the demands are moderate, offer
ings also arc not quite as free as re
cenlly.
l'rime mercantile paper is quoted at
fiViii5,i per cent on a moderate vol
ume of business.
The firmer ml., fni rnll fiint. hni.
cln..bna .Lirn K n,n..mAn In n.lM. I MldtSt OH
o........ ... .. ..v..... nir muMiiirui .u !' oin- Ohio Fuel
Omar Oil i oi
Vnlteo Motor. . .
I'nlteit Profit1 Sharing
f S fltesmshlp .. . .
'analium
Vlvadua . . .
World'" Film .
Wrlxht-Martln Air ..
. 3
14.
I.f.
. 5
.11
IM
; t
:,
. 3
.IS'!
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4
im-4
21
5
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an
57
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tl.
in
l'i
12
Mi
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jn
sa
is
as
3
H2
1
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ni
2s.
9h
l'i
1A
J0O CasW&W
30(10 lleni'iRi'n
100 (lenKlCo
L.'iOO tienMotr"
100 (Jen.Mi'pf
100 licnMCdeb 8,
2jrX) (JoodHK . 787,
100 liondBKpf.ltn
100 (Iranfop. . t'iS.'a
MID til. Nrn pr.
000 (li.VOrecf
J00 CreeneCC
100 cuirssti. .
SIOO JlftUfar. .
100 Hnmcstak
1300 InsConC.
.1100 IntConC. .
1100 tnC'oni'pf-
5100 Intiter.M
.00 Int.MMpf.
1R0O Int.Vtckel.
SOO Int Paper.
200 JonesDT
. 29
Sll'j
ifa
..234'j
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ll'i
r,
01
20
82."
16.5
.'305 i 1'33'i
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85,
78.' 4
104
fWW
85'a
41,','
4 Hi
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61
74' i
Mh
Mi
18'i
68
j FOREIGN EXCHANGE
. New Yorlt. Sept. 21. The foreign
exchange market opened tinner, frnucs
being 2 centimes higher.
On the other hnnd, lire showed a de
Kline of 8 points from the preliminary
j bgures. but marks were firm at 4.50 '
1 J ner quotations were: Demand
ok-iiiuk -i.i.i-K, rallies 4.11: frnnc
70V
70
70:
5l
71
SI
71!i
71t
6s
flfi.'
no',
1000..
1000
1IKX)
Bait & Ohio
sooo .'.
2000
1000
3000
Bait & Ohio
.1000
7000
20000 DO'V
Bait ft Ohio ct
1000 (HIT.
3000 70
6000 001
3000 70
3000 70'i
B&O PL.E& W
1000 CO
Beth S C 6a of 36
1000 80's
Braden C M Co Gs
2000 UiJa
Brklyn RTIi
2000 72s,
MOJ 5-t
')000 . . .
2000 . . .
10000...
fiOOOO . . .
14000...
50(50 . . .
3000...
mooo...
2000...
1000 . . .
1000...
33000 . . .
10000...
fiOOO . . .
(iOOO...
oOOO . . .
2000...
1000...
Kan City & So Es
3000 77
Manhnttan Elev Si
3000 07
10000 fl"
Mon Power 5s
2000 Ss .
Mo Kan & Tex 1st
1000 01',
7000 05
Mo Pacific gen (
2000 57
lfiOOO .Wi
2000 flti'f
Mldvale S & O 6
4000 87.'
2000 87
ntC&RtLIUt 1st
10000 7.V,
New Or Tex & M
4000 03'.
New Or T & il 6s
SOOO 58',
N V CSHI1 IlRts
1000 7!)
1000 SO
1000 78' j
NYOHRimei
7000 t'5
1000 0.Vi
LOCAL INTEREST CENTERED
IN THE ASPHALT SHARES
m 1 1 - .., .U
General Local List Shotted Drooping Tendency as Result of
Lack of Speculative Interest
The (leneral Asphalt shares were the
leading Rttractlons of the local mnrket.
Hoth the common and preferred were
found to be In scant supply nt the open
i"K. rr-MiltinR in further nnlniated hid
'ling up of price In both Issues. The
tiiniiinn added :i pqlnts to its quick rise
or If po nts jeHerday. tonchlne !I8.
while the preferred In very limited
t ia nsnet Inns wns carried up to 14(lti.
I oth were new high record prices for
the year, but p,.t f the gains were
surrendered later in the day
nils fresh demonstration in Asphalt
issues, however, failed to Invigorate the
iMlInn In the other local issues. On
tlie cuntrnrv. the list, as'n whole, show
ed an Inellnntlnn to give ground. The
rrr-essl,,,,, ,' ,.. ,.on,illP(, to
small fractions, and resulted more be-
""NEW'Y'ORK BONDS fContlTTueriT--
iinion I'acine r s n tm., - e.
-- ..... v.v ua 1
rnuse of Hie low ebb of speculative In
tereot. rather than because of selling;
prersure.
Altogether the loral contingent aro
maintaining n rigid attitude of looking;
on rather than participating In the cur
rent ninrkel performance. While there
is little Inclination lo buy, there like
wise exists nn equally strong indisposi
tion tn sell. In consequence, trading
virtually has come to a dead standstill,
in so far ns the purely local issues are
concerned.
As a result of this neglect there was
iltiring the early trading a general frac
tlonal shading of prices. Anierienn
stores lost V4 : Klectrlc Storage Bat
tery, U; Lake Superior. Cj, ; Philadel
phia Klectric, 'i, and Pennsylvania
Railroad, . Inlted Oas Improve
ment, on the other hand, rallied 1 tn
!0r.V --,.--.
10000 s.'p;
2000 S3'i
L'nlon Paciflo 1st 4s
0000 7P,
Union PaclCc ev
3000 83) j
Union Pacific, It
1000 102'f
2000 lfl'j'ii
flOOO lOj",
u ic of a d & 1 1
:ooo...
78000...
2.J00O...
coooo...
1000 . . .
1000...
3000 . . .
U K of a B
6Us 19J7
1000
2000
2000
1000......
1000
2000
L'n H II of S b- U
4000 29i
08'i
f)S'
flS
(IS!,'
08i
08' -i
SJi
i
07!(
!)7li
97.' ,
07' i
07.',
9i
!(XK) RRU
V S Rubber An
5XIO 87
U S Smelt 6s
2000 102'
U S Stetl It
3000 0.vt-
2000 081,'
40TO ati't
oOOO 1)81,
Va-Car Chem (1
1000 SS
2000 87'i
West Maryland 4a
1000 57
West Shore R It Is
1000.. . .'. 73.1,
West Union 4i
1000 8-O1
Wilson & Co lit
3000 0i.
1S000 9S-2
Wilton Co ot
2000 07! j
2000 07,'i
1000 97'j
4000 97 h
TODAY'S HANOI-: IN I.inEIlTV BONDS
.Vole 0 l.iberlu Hondl in lie Sfocfc Ki
ihnnw carrv Inlerrsl to rfalr 0 sale. 'I he
teller recedes Ihnt Interest, in addition to
the sate price 0 the bond.
4 1:1.1
Hlsh Low p. m.
Liberty Bond li'.js 100.08 100.00 100.04
Lib liond 1st Is 0,"i.l2 fKi.OO ICi.10
Liberty llond IM 4s 9.1.0S 1)3.88 il.'l.'.Ml
Liberty Hd 1st 4 Us 05. .10 !).". 10 fCi.IiO
Liberty Hd 2d 4'4s 04. 2S 04.10 DLLS
Liberty Hd !ld 4 Us 0(1.0(1 !l."i.82 11(1.02
Liberty Hd 4th 4U 1)4.04 03.8S ll.'t.KS
Vitory Notes .".as.. 1)0.0(1 0!).!)(i ill). 0(1
Vitory .Notes 4:5,s . 1)0.1)4 'J9.88 1)0.04
New York Metal Market
New York. S.pl, 23. Copper- Spot. Pep
temb.r. October, November nnd December.
2I.U SSl'.e. January nnd February. L'l'iiO
l'"'ic Market weak. Lead Hnoi and Sep
tember offered, a'fcr; October, offered, a.l.'c.
Noxemoer, otferrd. ft 20c; Decenilwr, offered,
and January, offered. II 2.1c Market quiet
Spelter, Kant St. Ixule Spot and Septem
ber, offered 7Mlr, October, offered. 7 ITH. .
November. 7 224c. December and January
7 27'4c. Mark-t dull.
381 i !)
81 81 cables 8.CS, checks 8.70; lire cnhles niKD'n tn hico 1st I
103 lfi't K.S8. checks !).0() : Sivisi .. i,le S r. l"- V-'-'-' i
35 checks .V.-.S; guilder cables 371.. ..Wks Hue h Term 4a ,
1)0,' 90', 3,i: pesetas cables 18.1),-, fliccks ., T Vc." 't,
;; ;V.'!!'i- Mioln.. ,nbles ai.Sb. checks ! C' a 6s
ii U m'j ' !M.l.i: Clip Nf nn n. ,nhUa ! ..i.... . 1U.UV' :j.: -"
i S". . i ii . " 5 un-K i Leni raciuo ibi
""."'1 I'llY-LUUlKI'Il rnninC -l . nliAA.n trf
. . 9'
. . 05",
. . 95.',
. . O.Vj
. . O.Vj
.. 9.V4
.. on
. . !).V4
. . 95' i
L S 3V4
0,1
5Si
5'S
19'
11734 117
25Ji 26
.54 55rj
37 37
104
63! j
81
41'i
41'j
00
HO.'j
74,
S81-I
fl
t-'i
571.
110"-'
25.' t
101
' JI,i "e,R? t'aul',s "-. checks S.77.
, , Sl!0,'"y bfor IuilJ-. the market
1. developed further strength. Demand
sterling rose to 4.10 and cables to 4.17. I
Hams gained ." centimes, mnkinc 7,
centimes up from the earh forecast, and
W', ! llr, .ll11P'1 ns, ."""-l'- Marks scored a
v'lnew high on this recoverv to 4 Jn -ft,i I
! a gain of 1.40 from the recent low
9000 741,
C C C & St I, 4s
2000 07'j
2000 I7'j
C B & Q 111 3 'is
8000 72
Chi B & Q 4a
58',
117
25
record.
37'. 37'
1900 KellyST. . 132H 134M 132'. 131
STAND IID MIJ
Illinol- 1J IBS
Ohio S"4 8ft8
Prairie ripe 2R5 !J2
Stand Oil of California 2R7 '.'!2
Ptand OH of New Jersey. B70 B7
Stand Oil ol New York ..89.1 400
70
INDKrENDENT OII-S
Allen Oil
no. ion Wyo OH
Ilratoi Oil
t'o.den & Co . . .
Elk Ha.ln
Home Oil
Inter Petrol .
Inland Oil I T..
Olenrork Oil . . .
llou.ton Oil
Merrllt Oil
Mel Tetrol
bank acceptances. Hates on call loans
ou this class nf business are unchanged
PHILADELPHIA Call. 394 Art l"-r
cent; time, .-a per cent: conimer
rial paper, three to six months, .TH
fi per rent, and six months, (1 per
cent.
Reserve Banks' Dlecount Rates
Official discount rates at the twelve
Federal Reserve banks were as follows:
(The first column (rives rates for all
periods up to and Including a fifteen -day
maturity, the second for a period of
sixteen to ninety days. -The third and
fourth columns give the rates for dis
counts of collateral loaus secured by
government bonds or notes.)
Com'l papei fiov t paper
in to no ia to an
ialayilaa INdayadayi
i ;
4 4 4
4 4. 4
4, 4, 4.
4 i 4 i 4
4i 4t 4
4 41, 4
4 44 4
at
Boaton
New Tork
PhlladelphI,
Itlchmond .
Cleveland
Atlanta. . .
Chicago
nt. Lauif .
Mlnneauollf
Kansas City
Dallai
San irnnciaoo
41.155 4
& 4i
4. 05 4
S 4U
4,
'?
44
4i
H
4'i
'?
apulpa Ref
Sinclair
Sinclair Oulf . . .
Southwest Oil . . .
t'nlon Oil
,'nlted Oil of Del
. ).
. l
. 29
. IIS
. S
. 19T4
. 211
ft
.105
. 28
. 2i
.171
. 58
.
. 50 'J
. sn'i
.' 88H
. I'i
MINING STOCKS
Alaaka H ' M
Ills lydne
Hutte New York . . .
tloaton Mont
C V 8 Jeroma ..
t'on Arlr.ona
Firn. National
Fortuna Cona
(toldneld Com
Goldfleld Florence
Ooldfleld Kewanaa
Ooldfield Merger
Creen Monaler . . .
llecla Minins
78
1
14
;n
15
51
8
s
1.
4
70 fill
30
11'. 11'.
n
20; . .
7 7
. 4H
its
24 234.
21
173
2P
B' Bt
7S
50 ', 50
50. 50
85 24
30
1H ..
!..
75 75
Howe Hound 4V
Independence L.eaa .' i
Jerome Verdi H
Jim nutter !
Jumho Esterillon 9
MeKlnley Oarrag-h s
Miimi Copper 45
Mother Lodl 51.
Mlnea Co of America. ... . H
National Tin
Nevada Hllla 8.
Nevada Wonder ....
Nlplln ... 10
Ray HcteuUs 54,
San Toy . . .,, . . 7
Tonopah Eitinalon ... 3H
United Vrd 4J
Weit End Con ......... . l'i
VTbtta Cpa ........... It
311
10
an
a
5
i
5
44
5
;
.12
11
.
4
n
fi
nl
10
SH
45
1H
ia
54
ion
'irV
100 lCelST8e;pi05 105 10!
900 KenneCop. 34'f 351 34',
12S0O KeysTlre.. 52H AS' 52' j
190O LackStl. .. R2.'f 83 81
100 LeeKAT. . 32 Sl'j 31'i
300 LehVal . 48 48 48
700 Ix)rllPTob.229,'i 232U 230
200 ManElGtd 70U 73'i 73i
1500 MaxMot 455i 45fi 45
300 MaxMlstp 74 J j 74 ii 74
100 MaxMSdpf 36'.' 30!,' 364
3290O MexPet .215JJ 219'4' 215'4
500 MlamlCop. 20W 20 20
fiOOO MldS&O . 49'4 50', 4R't
500 M&SI.new 16 '.i IB
1300 MoKan&T 12U 13V, 12,'i
1S00 MoPac 27 28i 271-,
200 MoPncpf. 40 4flij 4fl',
500 MonPower 63 05 03.','
100 NatAcCo . 35.". 30'4 30'.
tX)0 NatA&Ch 45'i 45'4' 45!,
200 .VatAACpf 88 S8 fi7't
1100 NatC&C. 14 16 14)4
200 XatC&Suit 78'f 77M 77.',
200NatEAS.. 75 75t 75
500 NatladC S3 R3J(
400 NeConC 17,' 17'i'
2000 NOrT&M. 45 47W
330O NYAI1 120
1200 NYCen . . 72
600 NY Dock . . SO
500 NYNH&H. 31".
400 N'YO&W., 20
200 Nor&W. .. 98V
000 NrnPac. . . fin If
400 NovaSS&C 77
5400 Oh'oCQ . 625(
100 OhloFuel.. 52H
100 OnlSMln.. GW'
IISTO OklaP&H. 0.',
200 PacT&T.. 35
S3
17l,
4
S3
171
45
2ZH 120H 123
2H 71.',
54
30't'
19
9SJ,
851 j
75' i
521,
53
64'
9(
35
20 BIDS FOR PAVING OPENED
Contracts Aggregating $770,000
Await Court Ruling on Loan
' Rids were opened todnv in the De
partment of Public Works for street
puvinK. repair and other work acgre
KatinR about .$770,000.
There were twenty bidders, but no
contracts will be awarded until the
State Supreme Court passes upon the
yummy ot tne j 070,000 city loan.
' The court is expected to hand down an
1 opinion in October.
The bids today were for the paving
of ten sections of asphalt street, the
I repairing of eleven asnhnlt streets h
1BV gradiDg of eight streets and the planting
Tfii . f shR'1' trees nlong ,h' s"'lhern boule
46i' Vflr'' ani ,hp loosevplt boulevard.
S7l
15
I'-'
75
It):
35
53',
81
31'
4S
230
731,
45',
71
36',
218',
20
50',
lfi'4
13'.
28
TRIES TO EXHUME MOTHER
56
32
19
OSJi
80M
77
63H
53.
d
10W
37U
Burled 24 Years Ago, Returned Sol
dler Has Delusion She Is Alive
Mahanoy City, Pa.. Sent. 23. Walk.
fa j ing through St. Oeorge Catholic Ceme
I tery today, the sexton found Alexander
" 1 Aekerman, thirty years old, a recently
9S't ' ,'''t"rne,1 service man, at work exhuming
S6'i I ""' D0(1y f his mother, who was burled
' twentv-fnnr r.nr, nvn AnbnH. t.n
v - ... u. ..Lnrillinil iiua
52'j I the delusion that his mother is nlive.
. ! I'hysicians who have him in their
Ol1.,.. KllnnA u- I ,
101. 1 """" "r mm, iius necome men
37'
i tally deraugrd through his terrihle er.
13600 PanAP&T.117Ji 119?,' HSU lis;, I perience Jn the world war. He is at
400 PItn. ... 43 43 42'
100 PennSS . . 40 4014 40!4
200 Peorla&K. 16 15'j
1600 PereM 16'i I8S 17
200 PhllaCo... 33H 34 32
11400 PlerceAM. 61 62K 61
1600 PlerceOC. 21 214 21H
500 PlttCofP..62 02M 01H
300 Pltt&WVa 32)j 33 b2H
500 PondCC. . 23 23M 22'f
1400 PreeaeiISC 2Ji 3Jj 92
100 PubS.VJ... 80 79 70
500 PullmCo..ll8 117 117
870 PuntaAS. . CO 66)4 65)4
1600 PuntS rts.. 2)i 2M W
600 RayConC. 22X 23 22'
1100 IlayStlSp. 98 1'8'f 97H
700 Readlnff,. 78V. 79 78
100 RemTyp.. 70 72 72 72
2600 Rpl&8. . . 90 00H 881, 00ti
100 RepI&SpM03 103 103 103
100 RoyDAm. 100?i 100U 100U 100H
18500 RIJCoNY. 06H 07K 9fllj 97J
1400 SaxonMot. 17M 18 17H 17i
200 SeabAL. . 9U OH 9U W,
100 SearaRCo.l98 109 109 199a
100 ShatArlzC, 13H 135,' 13H 13H
5400 SlnOtR .. I0J, 6L', mu 01
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Hero Killed on First pay In Mine
Mahanoy City, Pa., Sept. 23.
Caught under falling timbering nt the
Primrose and IChlcli Valley coal mine,
Joseph Ilicklnitis, twenty-six years old,
was instantly killed today. KicklatU
served In the world war and was ills
charged a week ago. It was his first
flay in the mines since his return from
overseas.
BANK CLEARINGS
Bank clearlnra today, compared with cor
reapondlnx day laat two yeara:
1019 iota 101T
Phlla ..S7BAB4.124 $3,14t.405 I5t.730.B49
iioiion . W,IW,1BJ ..,.-?. .101 01, NST,7A1
N. York.0BS.6BO.878 (WO.974.2G0 28,T03.658
Chlcaro 107.420,379 MX852.9B2 . . .' -
CHICAGO BUTTER AND EGG8
rhlcj.ro. Sent 32. BUTTER RecelDta.
0200 tuba. Market firm. Extra. S7Hc;
nrat. novooaci aeconaa. vc.
EOOB Receipts, 18(14 cana. Market nrm.
Flrata, 484Bte-. proinarr flratf. 41H.4J
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1000 37
New York Ry 4 ct
10000 36' j
N" Y Telephono 4 Ma
12000 85'4
N Y Telephonn 6a
2000 WH
3000 on
3000 0!,
N Y W & B 4V4a
1000 44J
3000 44
Northern Paciflo 3s
3000 61.',
Northern Pao 3s .
1000 5G'i
North Paclllo 4a
50000 77 i
100J0P 77'4
Northern 1'ac 4 i
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1000 70
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Panama coupon 2s. 103B....
Panama reglateretl 2e, 1P3B. .
Panama coupon 2s, 1II.1S . . .
Panama reaieteten: 2a 1P3S .
Panama coupon 3a, 19B1....
Panama r.Rlstered 3a. 1UH1..
Philippine 4a. in84
Philippine 4 tn35
Philippine 4a 1B3B
I' S Ciovt coupon 2. insn. . . .
I' 5 Govt reentered Js. 1930. .
I' H IJovt coupon 3. 19411....
P H liovt reglstere'l 3. into. .
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V X Oovt reslatered 4. 19:
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DIVIDENDS DECLARED
Lakes Sieamshlp Cemnanv, nuar.
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.as..,0 n n&H. an 11.11.I avtra .f ne ..nt
in 11 . iri .nil ni,,, u-. ...,.. a. ,.-. ....,
bolh pmatiln October 1 to etock of record
September 20.
Philadelphia National Bnnk. quarterly of
4 rr cent. pa.abio September 30 to atock
holders of record September 23
Detroit Kdton. quarterly of 2 per cent,
payablo October 15 to atock of record Sep
tember 30.
Chea & Ohio cv .'is , Nor & Western 45
100O 84'i I 20 H 774
CHI. rt pt p 3d ex ct . Norf &. West cv 8
2000 hS
2000 Si,
8000 88,' t
Chlla Copper 81
3000 SS
1000 SS
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Chi & N W 5s of 87 1
2000 !)7'i I
C M A. St I 4s I
1000 95j I
C M & St P cv 4H 1
1000 73',
1000 71', '
2000 74', !
1000 74 V
C M & St 1 fd 4Hs
2000 60
2000 60
10000 74'i
1000 74
10000 74',
C M & St P cv 5s
(000 .. . 74'i
C M & St P 4s of 25
1000 76'j
Chi & N W gen 5s
1000 974,
1000 OS
Chi B & Q gm
5000- . 75',
Con Gas Co ev
1000 00'.
Chi & Gt West 4s
3000 57'i
Chinese Rwy 6a
10000 5 'j
1000 50!
Chi 1! St P tm 4
1000 74)-,
Chi Rwys 5s
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City of Bordeaux i
2000 9PJj
City ot Mars B
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CofNYC i Ha of 67
3000 63.'.
City of Paris (a
2000. 97W
3000...... 06'i'
1000 Wi
City of Tokyo B 5s
$000,,. ., 69
Col & South tVis
1000,. .... 78X
1000,.. 7SJ$
5000 104H
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I Oregon Short L. 4s
2000 83'5
1000 83 a
Oreg Short Line 6a
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2000 OUi ,
10000 01v
1U00 91h
4000 01 I
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Pierce OU 63 1921 1
10000 1044 !
heading 4s ,
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5000 8U. I
5000 81), j
5000 81 ;
Si I. & S F adi
1000 63)i
2000 &3U
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2000 49)-. I
7000 50
10000 49
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8000 57
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1000 71
9000 71 j
1000 71
St L Swn 1st 4s
3000 6l,'i
Seabrd A U adj 6s
4000 40Jj
7000 40H
South Bell Tel
20fi0 874S
1000 8S
So Pao U
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10000 76H
5000...... 764
So Pan cv
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So Pao cv 4s
1000 8?)i
1000 82)i
18000 82
So Pao 4s
1000 70)j
South Rail 4s
10000 o3
1000 O.'li
St P M M en 6s
1000 104
Texaa Co 8a
1000 102'
Third 'Ave adj
5000 32
Thfld Ave i
6000,. M.. HH
Union .Paclflo fi
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Whole
Cred
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By enlisting the co-operation of American
Credit Insurance you increase immeasurably
the value of your services to your house.
We place at your disposal figures ascertained
scientifically from the private, precise ex-'
perience of thousands of manufacturers and
wholesalers, which show the normal credit
loss in your very line of trade.
Surely you are interested in knowing the
normal insolvency loss resulting from sales
of an' amount by your own house, and surely
you are intensely interested in a service which
guarantees that you shall not suffer credit
losses beyond this ascertained normal.
An inquiry will bring you this very valuable
information without any obligation upon
your part.
AMERICAN CREDIT-INDEMNITY CO.
of NEW YORK E.M. TREAT, president
W. J. MORPHY, Mgr. J. F. McFADDEN, Gen. Agt.
Mutual Life of New York Building
Phone, Filbert 5503, Philadelphia Pa.
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A
banking institution is known by
the depositors it keeps.
As its depositors grow in num
ber, its sendee keeps broadening. And
as its service broadens, the institution
keeps more and more depositors.
The Continental-Equitable Title and
Trust Company is proud of its 10,000
depositors with their $10,000,000 in de
posits prouder still of the service that
acquires and keeps depositors like that.
Continental- Equitable
Title ant Trust Company
Twelfth Above Chestnut, Philadelphia
$1, 000,600 Capital $1,000,000 Surplus
Over $10,000,000 Deposits
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BAR SILVER
Commrrrlal bar silver was quoted ia
N'ew York today at Sl.ln., an ounce,
an ailvanre of le. In London tho
price was fi2l, a gain of Vjd.
MRS. HILLES RENEWS FIGHT
Just Back From France, She Plunges
Into Suffrage Campaign
Washington. Sept. 2.1. Mrs. Flor
enrp Bayard Hilles., of Delaware,
daiiKhler of Thomas F. O. Rayard, am
hassador to Oreat Tlrltain under Presi
dent Cleveland, who has just returned
from six months' work in the devastated
regions of France, arrived in Washing
ton yesterday to consult with Miss Alice
Paul on the suffrage situation in her
stale.
Mrs. Ilillcs plans to return at once
to Wilmington and lead a determined
effovt on the pnrt nf the women of Del
aware to ohtain nn immediate special
.rsimi of the Legislature for the rati-
.Ication of the suffrage amendment.
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