Evening public ledger. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, May 29, 1920, Postscript Closing Stock Prices, Page 16, Image 16

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THROUGHOUTWEST
BUSINESS ON CURB
IS AT STANDSTILL
,Trado of Pro-Holiday Character,
With No Important Prico
Changes
New Yorli, Mny 2fl. llininrss on the
Broad' (street curb, prr-rctllng the double
holiday, wan nntttrnlly small and there
yrtTP no importnnt chntiRest In prices.
Mexican Pnnectio continued in de
mand, selliiiR nt 18. the high price
reached yesterday, and Tropical ranged
from 2H,6 to 214. Texas Pacific Coal
sold at 41,,6. Tho rights were traded
In nt 10.
General Aphalt was quiet with n few
Kales belnjc made nt 08-. White Oil
showed n strong tone, veiling nt 22$
Slmms Oil wns fairly active, with sales
nt 10 to ltVj.
Trading In other Issues was extremely
mall In volume and without Importnnt
movements In prices.
The market, especially toward the
ml of the forenoon, came almost to a
standstill,
INDUSTRIALS
High Low Last
Acme Coal . . 3 :: 3
American Cindy OU rtt;
Farrell Coal SO an Si)
Oenoral Asphalt 8' W HSH
Mercer Motors .. ..18 is IS
North American Paper . . (IS SS fi'i
Perfection Tire 2la 2H 2
Radio Com . . a 2
Radio Com pref . 2'i Ss 2S
TUpublle Tire Hub .... 2', 2i 2'.
Hoy ile Zinc . r,T .-. .-
Slnaer Mfe 12.1 123 lis
Sweets Co . . IS IS IS
V 8 JlUh Speed Tool . . 32 31 32
J B Ii t II , . . 2. 21, JH
JJ S Steam 2H 2S 24
Jinked I'lct Prod 2 2 2
United lletall Candy . ... 15 14 H?
INDEPENDENT OILS
Allen Oil 2'. 2 2
Allied Oil . 30 .111 .1(1
Arkanaaa Natural Can 17V 17 17
Ark Nat Oat rts 2 24 2H
IJoon Oil 3 3' ;
Hoatnn Wyomln ' 'i H
Carlb Sn . .... 10. 1S IBS
Continental Ref S 3 3'
Coaden A Co n' .
Hushing- Tele 1 1H IS
Dominion Oil 10', 10S 10S
Federal Oil 2S 24 2S
Olenrock Oil 24 24 24
Granada 10 lo 10
Hudson Oil A: A
Uland Oil nv, r.S OH
Kay County Oaa l W
Lone Star Oas 2(1 2rt 20
Metropolitan Pet VS S 4
Mex Pan is is IS
Mexico Oil 3i 3S 3s;
Ohio Fuel 2 20 20
Okla Nnt Gaa 34 31 34
Omar Oil 3S 34 34
Tied nock OH 4 S
Ryan Oil 34 3S 3S
Sequoyah Oil W A A
Blmma Pet in 1R4 134
Spencer Pt ... 204 204 204
Btelntr Oil 434 4
Teiaa Pacific Coal . 4lT 414 4m
Texas Paclflo rta . . . 10 10 in
Tropical Oil . . . 21 214 21
TJn Texan Oil . . .
Victoria Oil new ... 14 14 IS
"White Oil 224 224 224
Pittsburg 13, 134 134
MINING STOCKS
Alaska Br Columbia 1H 1 IS
Atlanta 2 2 S
Ilelcher Divide 0 ..
Bit; Ledae S S S
Booth '
?alumel & Jerome 4 ' 4
araon Hill 2" 27S 2S
Cortex Silver 5I ST :.
Cresson Onld . .... In IS IS
Crescent McNamara .... 4 4 4
Divide nxt 30 29 20
Kl Salvador 24 2S 2S
Kureka Croeeus S tt
Eureka Holly 1, 1. ,
49 Mlntne l' IS IS
Qotden Oate Exp .... S '
Oold Cona m 1" l'1
Gold 811ver Pick 7 7 7
Emma Silver 0., 9 9
Hecla Mlnlnir 44 44 44
Monduraa Syn 17 1, 1.
Loulalana Co H H U
SIcNamnra ,A A ,,A
Marah Mlnlnir is IS In
Mother Lode new '
Murray Mob 2rt 2J 20
Nlplielnt S US US
Ophlr Silver ft ft .ft
Rex Cona . . s 8 8
nocheatar Mlnea II. 14 14
Sliver KIni or Arizona... 1A liV IjV
S Silver Lad IS IS IS
Tonopah Caah Boy 7 7
Tonopah Extenalon .. .. IS IS IS
Tonopah Midway 10 10 10
Tonopah Mlzpah 13 13 13
Tonopah Montana 14 14 II
Tonopah Reecue Eula ... in l. 1'
V 8 Cont 7 84 7
United Eaatern 34 34 34
Victory 2
VThlta Cap
White Capa Ext 2 2 2
Wllbert J J r.
Terrlngton 3 3 3
BONDS
Allied Pack SS 0S4 (lji
A C U 7 hS J4 UJ4
1 R T "B 73 73 73
L i N -. ... . 10"S in4 1004
Sinclair 74 a , '
Bwedlah Govt 6a St4 S4 S4
Tex Co 7 . ... I'SS lS ws'
Weat Elec 7 84 !"S4 884
Philadelphia Stocks
Net
Hlsh Low Cloee clur.
1 00 Am Strs. 44-.. H 444- l-b
3MKleeStor.ll:: 111 112 4-aA
270 tint Mer
1 Mar pf. 4 84 84 U
' 25 I Co N A 20 2J 20 . .
' 705 Lake Sup 14 13's 14
B57Pa U R.. 40V4 30T4 40 Y
' 83 Phlla Co
' cum pf. 31 31 .11 ..
070 Phil Elec 21 V4 21 211A Vj
1800 Phil H T 201 1!) 20-fl
.'10 Phil Trae 52 T.2 52 . .
' 133Tonoel. lTs l"1 l11...
t :t5 Vn Trac. 31 ' 31 3H-4-
1 C3U O I... 42 42'i 424- '
CLOSING MARKE
I
DOLL BUT STRONG
Hi.1 1 aa.MUM -
Holiday Influences Reduced the
Dealings to Extremely
Small Dimensions
New York. Mnr 2ft. The week
closed with n dull but decldedlv strnntr
stock market toilny. In view of the
double Molldnv and 11 cenernl exodus ot
members of the exchange and tradeis
from tlio linancinl district the trading
was naturally listless. What the mar
ket, however, lacked In volume of deal
ings and in breadth. It more than mado
up in strength and in a distinct harden
log tendency ot prices. On n very
modest demand substantial gains were
recorded in most nil parts of the list.
Little more attention thnn usual wns
given to the rnilronds, which with the
equipments were tho outstanding fea
tures, The oils nnd steel shares, how
ever, again commanded a large share of
attention.
Because of the light How of business,
the day's operations reflected little of
public sentiment, and. ntt n matter of
fact, were made up lnrgely of the fa
miliar week-end evening up of the pro
fessional traders, this time nmone the
lesser element, as most of the big traders
were conspicuous by their nbseuco.
When these covering or profit-taking
operations were concluded the market
drifted into n narrow rut, ns there was
obviousij little inclination to make new
or extend old commitments, because of
tho possibility of unfavorable devel
opments (luring the two dajs' suspension
of business. While market sentiment,
compared with n week ago, reflected
material improvement, confidence to a
largo degree is still conspicuously lack
ing.
Corrective measures again were en
forced in tiie fiuancinl markets this
week, ns indicnted bv the smnller oper
ations on the stock exchange. The
tone was steadier, however, and greater
confidence prevniled. The process of
price reduction extended to the point
wnere it encninpnsseil provisions and
other foodstuffs, nlbeit. in moderate
degree, while such commodities as tex
tiles nnd lenthers experienced further
depreciation. Ou every liaud it was
conceded that substantial benefits al
ready have resulted from additional cur
tailment of credits, excent in Instances
where this policy has temporarily af
fected productive enterprises and legi
timate business expansion.
Ihe turn into June brought no ap
parent change to the local money mar
ket, call loans lending throughout the
week nt 0 per cent, subject to slight
hardening. Time louns running into tho
midyear were comparatively negligible,
however, at SW. to S-'Vi per cent bid.
Sensational ndvances In exchange on
Germany and Austria, with marked bet
terment in the Italian rate, featured the
active dealiugs in foreign exchange.
1 Frnncs also improved and bills on Lon
! don rose almost ten cents to the pound
over the previous week's lowest quota
tion. ! Arrival of gold from the Orient, in
' payment of a loan made to the Omsk
1 Government more thnn a year ago, re
versal ot excuauge ou Argentina to the
level where gold wus released for that
account at this center and more acute
financial disturbances in Japan com
prised the significant international de
velopments of the week.
,
FURTHER RECOVERY
IN LOCAL SHARES
A I'ni Cnu
X Jer. in." l(Vi 10.-. 1
tNet change ms.l by cnmnarlinn with laat
ale on New Tork ttock Exchange
Total aalee 4SS1 shares. rompard with
T282 enaroa yeatfrdar Thus fur thla werk.
40,080 aharea. Sm period laat wk, 43,
801 aharee.
Bale in BONDS Nt
11000 High I.iw fins ''''lie
-10 Am fins &
Klec ."in... 71 71 71 -t
2 B & O Us. K7s 87s S7'..
, 4 Lake Sup
inn .".s.. . .2 ."2 52 4-2
f Lei! Val lis !I5 05 0." "4
B do gen 4h. 02 (12 02 -rl
' r, Lib Bunds
2d 4',s.. 7 10 R7.4OR7.4O-4-1.10
4 4th 4 t. . 'sS.OO S8.00 8S.(i04-.70
so Vic v . !ic,.(i !mj.o( rm.oo .12
13 Penna Co
tern ctN .102--g 102'-.. 102..
2 Phila F.lec
1st 5s . R.". K S3 ..
' 4 Welsbuih 5s ! d ! '',
Total B2 101 compared with tM HOO vea
terdJ Thua far thlii eek xnifl l"0 Sjmj
period laat weik Jrt39 100.
SOUTH AMERICAN EXPORTS
Trade Balance of Latin Republics
Mounting Against This Country
IVaaliliiKtun, May 29 Both Brazil
nnd Argentina contliruert to Increase
their exports to the I'nltad States In
April wlille a decrease 4n Imports from
this country widened their already
favorable trade balance, according to
figures announced today by the Depart
ment of I'ommerce
Imports from Brazil of $38 800,000
were J6.000.000 In excess of March im
ports while exports to that i-ountry
ware10.000.000 against 2 500,000 for
the preceding month. Artceirtino. ship
ped 121,600,000 worth of Koods to this
country, an Increatw of J2.4Ort.O0O over
March, airalnst a drop In Imports to
$14,800,000 from J17.000.0on
Imports from Chile and Uruguay
showed a decline In April the former
mounting to J7.900.000 against Jll -BOO.
000 In March, and the latter totaling
J8. 0,00,000, 11 decrease of about J 1,000,
000. Ktporls to these countries shower)
littls varlutlon from March, In both
casts being approximately J4. 000. 000
1m thun Imports,
BAR SILVER
Commercial bar Bilver was quoted In
New York, today at 99Ho. down He
ii. rnmloii tha nrlca wad 4d lower, at
S?ttU.
Growing Belief That Worst of
the Credit Situation Has
Been Passed
While the trading was listless and of
a very small dimensions the tone of the
opening loenl market wns decidedly
strong. Initial prices with one or two
exceptions were established from H to
!S . ami...... .nut ...vl.n nlnslna lil 4 1
TH UVVIW IUSL uiKlli n Ii'-IUK li'tui. 41-
though the volume of business wns small
the dealings were well distributed, in
dicating a much better underlying buy
ing demnnrj, nnd during the remainder
of the short session modest gnins were
added to opening ndvnnces.
The further rallies made by the local
utilities which earaer in the week had
been subjected to considerable pressure
supplied the more encnurnging feature
of the early dealings, also supplying
further testimony of the disappearance
of tho uneasiness manifested in this
division of the list. Philadelphia Rapid
Transit moved up to 10?i ; Philadelphia
Electric to 211,; Union Traction to
31 K and United Gas Improvement to
42.
Further substantial recovery wns at
the same time recorded by Lake Su
perior Corporation, which advanced to
13T6. Pennsylvania Hallrond tourhed
the high peg of the week at 40.
American Stores continued firm at 44V!i.
The only decline registered was by
United Railroads, which ran off $1 to
105 on small offerings.
Seldom are such wide and violent
price movements in the local stocks
witnessed ns tlint which occurred thl"
week in what may be called the lending
Philadelphia issues. Neither was it
supposed these shares would over drop
to sucli nn abnormally low market value.
Any one predicting price.s which were
registered this week not only for a
number of the high-grade dividend pay
ing stoi ks but good bonds, as well,
would have quickly been adjudged as
a fit subject for nn insnno asylum.
Market conditions, however, nnd these
unbelievnblo low quotations furnished
convincing exemplification of the seri
ousness of tho strained credit situation.
Tho critical condition nil along had
been underestimated, although there
wero signs galore, which openly sug
gested the necessity of caution 'and
drastic readjustment.
The situation readied a stage whereby
it was found imperative to apply the
most drastic sort of remedy. The dose
undoubtedly wns n bitter one. nnd one
hnrd to swallow The decision of tho
specialists, however, lins proven con
clusively to have been wise and re
sults were most encournging. The crit
ical Btate of affairs and tho need of
the application of a Severn curative
perhaps are best told in a few words
of u prominent local banking interest.
Ho said, in discussing the semicollapse
of tlio market structure under the tro
mendous wave of liquidation, "is It not
much better to liquidate than be li
quidated'" The fury of thn storm has passed, and
out of the cloud -ridden horizon there
has come a rny of light giving hope that
the worst has been seen and n condi
tion which threatened u little short of
a catastroplio is safely bridged over.
Perhaps tho structure which carried all
concerned over the gulf of widespread
destruction might have been built on a
sounder and firmer foundation. It
was erected hastily on tho first aid
principles, and each dayrounts townrd
strengthening the underpinnings which
will serve to make the entire structure
indestructible.
DIVIDENDS DECLARED
Bwlft ft Co. quarterly of J2 payable July
1 to atock of record June 10.
Buffalo and Huequehanna Railroad Cor
poration, quarterly of 1 per cent on com
mon and aeml annual or 2 per rent on pre
ferred naiablo June 30 to stock of rec.
Ivti June 19. .
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE TRANSACTIONS
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1000
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Advance Itumely ....
Alaska Junea O M... 2ft
Allts-Chalmera S0)
Am Agrl Chem...... 80 Ji
Am Agrlc chem pf... B 14
Am Bank Note 80 Ji
Am Bosch Magnets, ,,120
Am Can 39 H
Am Can pf 01 tt
Am Car A Pdy 138
Am Drug Svn 11
Am Hide & Leather pf. t3ft
Am Internat Corp ... B5M
Am Locomcttve 97 ft
Am Safety Itaior ... 15
Am Ship & Com 3tJ
Am Smelt & Ref 01
Am Steel Foundries... 39 J, J
Am Steel Kdys pf.... 8J
Am Sugar net 19714
Am Sumatra Tob .... H
Am Tel & Tel 93 Ji
Am Tob Seo temp ctfs 57 H
Am Woolen ......... 98
Anaconda copper .... 58
Ann Arbor pf 20
A tcli Top & Santa Po. 8IJ4
Atlanta Blrm & Atl.. flli
Atlantlo Coast Line.. 88
Atl Gulf & WI SS...184
Baldwin Locomotive. .114 Ji
Baldwin Loco pf 99
Bnltlmoro & Ohio .... 32J&
Baltimore A Ohio pf.. 43
Barnsdalo Class A... 43H
Bethlehem Motors ... 21 H
Bethlehem Steel B... SOU
Booth Fisheries OVSt
Bklyn R T ctfs of dep RVJ
Bruns Term PP.... 6Vi
Butto Copper & ZIno. 8Ii
Caddo Central O & It. 17
California Packing .. 70 Ji
California Petroloum. 30
Canadian Pacific ....118
Central Leather 80 H
Central Leather pf. ..101
Cerro de Pasco Cop.. 45 Ji
Chandler Motors ....133
Chesapeake & Ohio... 53 Ji
. . Chicago ft Ot West.. 714
2 Chicago & Gt West pf 23
.. Chi Mil & St Paul.... S4',
.. Chi Mil & St Paul pf. 32 ft
7 Chi & Northwestern.. 82
.. Chi n I & Pac 3794
Chi R I & Pnc 6 pf. B4
Chi R I & Pao 7 PL 74
Chile Copper 16,
Chlno Copper 32;
Clcv Cln Chi & St L. . 48
Coca-Cola 34
Col & Southern 23 J4
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Cruclblo Steel
Cuba Cano Sugar...
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Cu Am Sugar New.
Denver A Rio Grande
Denver & Rto O pf . . .
Duluth So S A At pf..
Endlcott-Johnson . . . .
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Erie 1st pf
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Famous Playera-L . . .
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Flsk Rubber 30J4
Freeport Texas 21
General Electric 145 Ji
General Motors ctfs. . 2811
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Haskell A Barker Car CS
Hupp Motor Car 10H
Illinois Central 65
lndlahoma Rcf 7 Ji
Inspiration Con Cop.. MH
Intl Harvester New.. 123 H
Int Mer Murine ..... 30',i
Internat Mctortruck.. 57U
International Nickel.. 18
International Paper.. 71 H
Iron Products Corp. .. 47H
Kansas City Southern 10 J4
Kelly-Spg Tiro 109 14
Kennecott Copper ... 28
Keystone Tire A Rub. "8H
Lackawanna Steel ... 71 H
Lee Rubber A Tire... 2914
Lehigh Valley 43 J4
Liggett & Myers pf...l02
Liggett & Myers rta... 1014
Loews Co 29K
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8 Manhattan Shirt .... 2194
10 Moxican Petroleum ..177
s Miami Copper 31
1.60 Middle States Corp... 2694
4 Mldvale Steel A Orel.. 43J4
.. Minn A Ot L new.... 1.114
7 Minn St P A S St M.. 7194
.. Mo Kansas A Texas.. 614
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.. Missouri Faclfla ..... 2594
.. Missouri Paolflo pf... 43
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4 Mulllna Body 30
0 National Lead 77
.. Nat Aniline A Chem.. 67
5 Now York Central.... 71 14
.. New York N II A II.. 31
1 New York Ont A W.. 1814
.. Norfolk & Southern.. 2394
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Northern Paclflo . , , . 73
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0 Paclflo Gad A Eloo. .. 48J4
1 Pacific Mail IMoii
6 Pan-Amcr Petrol .... lot
7 Pan-Amer B 00
4 Parish A Bingham... 3314
3 Pennsylvania R R.... 40
. . Peoples Gas Chicago. 3014
.. Pern Marquette 3394
5 Poro Marq prior pf... 6014
3 Philadelphia Co 3894
.. Phillips Pet 39
. . Plcrce-Arrow Mot.... 5114
.. Plerco Oil 17
rierce-Oll pf 83
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Pittsburgh A W Va... 2994 .
Punta Alegre Sugar. .101
Railway Steel Spring-. 9714
Ray Con Cop lift
Reading 8394
2 Reading 1st pf t
.. Replogle Stcol 8614
O Republla Iron A Steel, 01 Ti
7 Republla Iron & Stl pf 04
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.. St Louis Southwest pt 24 Ji
.. Saxon Motor 9J4
8 Sears-Roebuck 215
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8 Southern PactOo 00
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4 Stromberg Carb 77
7 Studcbakcr 69
0 Superior Steel 4814
4 Temtor Corn A F "A" 4114
.. Tenn Cop A Chem.... 1014
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.. Texas & Paclflo 4394
.. Third Avcnuo 1114
6 Tobacco Products ... (0)4
7 Tobacco Products pf. 8894
. . Tol St L West ctfs pf . 10
. . Transcontinental Oil . 15
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.. Union OU 33 Si
10 Union Paclflo 11894
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18 United Fruit 203
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8 U S ind Alcohol 80V4
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7 U S Steel pt 100 Ji
6 Utah Copper 71
6 Vanadium Corp 74 Ti
2 Vlvaudoj Ino ....... 10J4
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1 Willys-Overland 18J4
0 Wilson A Co 64
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SALES IN 110001 ,
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Commodity Marhets
GRAIN MARKET
Chicago. May liO. A private cable
dcrlnring that the government of Ar
gentina had isMieil an order suspending
nil loadings of wheat for export cnuied
big ndvunces in July nnd September com
in the early trading hero today, and
May also mo veil upward.
Pit shorts nnd commission houses
competed for tho offerings early nnd the
upturn was rapid. At the top, selling
by commission houses led to smnll re
actions. Tho receipts here today were
10.1 cars.
May opened at $1.80 and moved up
to 51.00, then reacted c. July
started at .$1.05 to $1.G0, against $1.03
at the close yesterday, and after touch
ing $1.00, sagged to 1.C.14. Sep
tember was quoted nt $1.52 to $1.03
nt the outset, compared with Sl.Glj at
the close yesterday, and nftcr advancing
$1.53, receded to SI. 52.
There was a genernl rush to buy onts
In the early trading nnd the market
made mnterinl gains, with offerings
scarce. Hereipts were OS cars.
May opened -"Jic higher, ut $1.04,
and rose to Sl.O.'i. July was quoted at
SOc to SOVie, nt the outset, against
87:lic nt tho close yesterday, nnd later
sold nt 8SHc September started nt
75c to Tfl'Ac. ngaiust V.lie ut tho
close yesterday nnd later sold at 75c.
Receipts of wheat here today were
13 curs.
RAILROAD EARNINGS
12,409.101
31 230 223
CANADIAN PACIFIC
1020
April ireae . SlB02li.41il
Net after expentea 2.341,b4H
Tour months' groaa B' 117,023
Not after expense IS. 501). 424
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
Third week May
Marrh 1-May 21
i.nmou vAi.Lnr
April TOl J4 2.10,11.1
Dff after taxea 026.003
Net oparat. deficit l.OlR.bSO
Four montha" arose. 111. 85.1,400
Def after taxea . 2.SB0.470
Net operat def 2,417 80.1
MISSOURI l'ACIKIC
April sroaa . . 17.BH7.079
Diflcit after taxea 131.117
Net operatlns deficit SBO.SOIS
Pour months irroai . 3S..r.34,OKS
Balance after taxes '3,700,271
Net oporatl'e Income l.fiiiO.bSl
Inrrraae
I2.S20.S12
2.13.222
0 r.41,544
502.872
170.03.1
4.730,771
18.14.017
1.2.1O.S05
1.HII,4S.1
i.ion.r.71
2,780,318
2,537,145
S718.23D
008, 10S
775,8111
8.002.040
3,420,148
1.876,018
DELAWAIIE, LACKAWANNA AND
WEMitnn
Anrll aroaa
Deficit after taxea
Net openitlne deficit
Kour montha' gross.
Deficit after taxea
Net operating deficit
Decrease,
S4.402.G72
121.527
17S.213
20.H13.K74
210.742
218.058
11.077.022
842.100
845.080
SHH.47H
3.SH7.011
3.233.0S4
BRITAIN IS IN FAVOR
OF RUSSIAN TRADE
Financial Briefs
Lloyd George Cabinet May Even
Agree to Recognize Soviet
Government
PREMIER TO MEET ENVOY
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Bid
ranama ceupon 2a. 1030 ...lot
Panama registered 2a 1030 ..101
Panama coupon 2s, 1038 ...101
Panama registered 2a 1938... 101
Panama coupon 8a. 1081 ... 77
Panama, reriaterert 3a, 1961... 77
Philippine 4a, 1034 80
Philippine 4a. 1033 80
Philippine 4a. 1010 . .80
IJ H Gov coupon 2a, 1V30 ..101
U H Gov reiiietered 2a 1030 101
U H Oov coupon 4a, 1025. ...104'
U H (lov reufatered 4s. 102.1 .1044
Dlat ot Columbia 8-0.1a. 1024 03
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Tidewater Oil Pays Extra Dividend
Nnr York, May JO The Tidewater
OU Co, declared an extra dividend of
2 per cent and regular quarterly divi
dend of 2 per cent, both payable June
30 to stock of record Juno IS. These
are the name dividends paid previously
since June, 1919.
By the Associated Press
Paris, May 2fl. Resumption of trade
relations between Grent Britain ana
Soviet Russia iR favored by tho British
ministry, providing guarantees of pay
ment are given, says a London dispatch
to the Petit I'arMcn, reporting yester
day's conference between Premier IJoyd
George and members of his cabinet.
It Is said the cabinet approved of
projects which Mr. I.lojd George pur
poses to discuss with Gregory Krnhsin.
Bolshevik minister for trade and
commerce, now in London.
London. May 20. (By A. P.)
Statements regarding the scope of
negotiations between British olBeinls
nnd Gregory Krassin, Bolshevik min
ister for trude nnd commerce, con
tinue contradictory, some innisting they
Involve general recognition of the
soviet government, while others em
phatically assert they relate merely to
the question of trade.
In any case. It seems certain the con
versations will not begin until the mid
dle of next week, partly bemuse the
preliminaries have not as yet been com
pleted nnd also because M. Krnssln's
sceretaries have not ns yet nrrived.
It is believed generally thnt 1'iemler
Llo.ul George will meet M. 'krassin, but
it is stated that if he does so the inter
view will be wholly personal nnd not
of a political character. It is doubted
whether I'nrl Curzon of Kedleston,
sceretnry of state for foreign iifTnirs,
will receive M. Krassin.
It Is recalled here that dreut Britain
is not ucting alone In these negotia
tions, which concern the supreme nl
lled council ns a whole. The council
has delegated its powers to n per
manent committee, and ft is with this
tody that M. Krassin will negotiate
nnd not exclusively with representa
tives of tho British government.
MONEY-LENDING RATES
I'HII.ADKI.I'IIIA Call, 6 per cent;
time 6 per tent , commercial paper,
three to six months, 6 per cent.
(Note These are merely nominal
quotations, as the legal rate of interest
In the state of Pennsylvania Is fixed at
6 per cent. I'lus premium and commis
sion tlmo money for thirty to ninety
days Is loaning nt 7 per cent, while
commercial paper from three to six
months is being offered nt 7 and 714
per cent )
LONDON Money Is quoted at 514 per
cent, Discount rates short bills !
6 per cent; three months' bills, t 13-10
Iloscoc H. Goodell, of Now York city,
and Samuel Vnnce, Jr.. havo opened
offices In the Finance Building under
the name of Goodell, Vance & Co., to
conduct a general Investment hanking
business and to act fin Philadelphia
representatives of the Central National
I Industrial rinanco Corporation of Now
Yorlc.
Tho treasury haB instructed the Fed
eral Reaervo Bonk of Philadelphia to
withdraw on Tuesday the balance of
deposits on certificates Series V amount
ing to $187,661 and on Series O amount
Ins; to $487,369, total of $674,930.
Confidence regarding high prices of
grain has shown remarkablu vitality
this week In view of the semlpanlc
whloh preceded. Failure of receipts to
enlarge, together with planting delays,
decreased production ami Australian
drought gave renewed courage to bulls.
Compared with a week ago. com quota
tions this morning: wore c to 9c
higher, onts up ITic to 3Uc and pro
visions at gains of Be to 75c.
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IL TIE-UP HALTS
. STEEUNTERESTS
Trade Believes Present Condi
tions Will Provail for
Another Month
New Yorlt, May 20. The seven
teenth general meeting of tho American
Iron nnd Steel Institute hold nt the
Commodore Hotel on Krldnv of'the nast
week was tho leading factor In the steel
trnao during tlio Uist week. There wan
an unusually largo attendance and the
general talk was with regard to tho
railroad congestion, complnlnts being
heard from representatives of steel com
panies nil over the country ns to tho
Inability of securing tho equipment to
move products.
Judge Gary's address wan considered
most appropriate. It Is known thnt
neither tho judge nor nny of his hearers
look forward to nny great troublo with
radicalism, but It is nevertheless truo
that the leaders of tho Industry nro
alert nnd nro watching developments
with moro than usual Interest nnd nro
propnrcd to do tholr share to ollmlnato
unrest not only among their own em
ployes, but also In other Industries
where these steel men might hnvo somo
influence ,
There hnvo been published reports
from tlmo to time thnt tho jrteel work
ers might be called to strike again with
in n fow months. Tlieso reports hnvo
apparently emanated from quarters
which wero unsuccessful In tho labor
troubles in tho steel Industry Inst fall.
The most conservative observers are of
the opinion that although there might bo
disputes hero nnd thero, no general
strike will bo attempted for a long time.
Considerable amusement was created
In steel circles during the pnst week
by tho published report that tho Steel
Corporation hnd made drastic ndvnnces
In quotations In Canada. An a matter of
fact, for tho last thrc'o months Canadian
quotations on plates, shapes nnd bars
havo boon $'! per ton above tho domes
tic nrlco. Some time nco a small ton-
nngo of sheets was available for Cann-
dlnn disposition and tins wnR eoiu nc
n fancy prico by the ngent having tho
material for sale. This was an isolated
case, however, nnd docs not establish
any price on fchcets by tho corporation
in Canada.
Renorts from steel producing districts
continue mixed. At somo points, nota
bly Pittsburgh nnd Youngstown, condi
tions arc improving, nnd operations hnvo
been increased, wiuicatotners no change
has been shown ns yet. The general
impression among the steel interests is
that it will be moro than a month, even
with favorable conditions, beforo the
situation is nenr nofmnl.
One independent steel man. in d s-
cubsing tho situation while in this city
during tlio Inst wock, was trnnK to
admit that the Steel Corporation is in
much better condition thnn many of tho
smaller plants. Ho pointed out thnt,
whereas many independents were nsitmg
nnd receiving high prices during tho re
cent netivc period, tho leading interest
adhered fo the old quotations and thwe
fore booked more solid future business
thnn Its competitors.
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The average price of twenty active In
dustrial stocks advanced 0.80 per cent
yesterday to 01.81, while twenty rail
roads advanced 1.17 per cent to 72.89.
Canada
Bear this thought in
mind: Canada's indus
trial possibilities to-day
equal those of the Uni
ted States Immediately
followlnft tho Civil War.
That explains tho
American industrial
invasion of Canada and
the Dominion's favor
able Investment oppor
tunities. Placing investment
funds in Canada with
exchange rates so ad
vantageous to you, au
gurs well for largo in
comeandfutureproflts. We will recommend
you desirable securities
with excellent income
yield If you will write
to us. Address:
83
I Royal Securities
CORPORATION
(CANADA)
L I M I T E n
gj 165 Broadway. New York
Strenuous Efforts Made to R,'
store Traffic Conditions
to Normality (
fl'ltW. May 20. Transportation ''
dlfTlcitUies continue to hamper iSmS 1
bus Ilea n rhrnneli tt.. TOlM 8;H"
strenuous efforts nro boing mad'e to re-
0iw. name Loiiuujons to n ra r dcirr
of ,uo,i;m.al,.tjr' th0 PMblcms Are veils,
and difficult of solutiori. Under dri.1 '
tie orders cars nro being distrihutU
through the West, but a largo percent:
ago of these will bo used for thl
movement of grain, so that there is -till
ft Inek of facilities so far ns industrl.
are concerned.
Wholcsnlo trade conditions, on tha
w.l?,c, ,nro 'avorablo, considering tis
difficulties encountered. There has beta
nn increased demand for dry goods ami
genernl merchandise. Sales have been
numerous In many different lines hi
number of cities, which havo offectrf
substantial clearances. Many line. i
'-""" Hvvmo nco uguiu scurco BXia, whlla
sales havo been featured at reduced
prices, tho retailers have received bs
assurance, and.aro not likely to rT.
eclve nny. of the extensive price rednc.
t!?.non,th.0 pnrt of tho ral,lsr which are
still behind on orders.
Some plants in tho steel and iron in
dustry thnt wero shut down comnhteir
or In pnrt as a result of lack of coil
and of backing up of shipments, ate
gradually Increasing their output axala
The greatest mensuro of relief basbua
i?.th0 rJM,flbu,rgh dl8trlct- AtotSS
Chicago, Httlo improvement In conil.
tlons has been noted tho last wtti
However, tho uncertainty of dollvorlw
lias checked tho buying demand
Diminished building operations has re-'
duccd tho demand for structural steel
Money continues to hold firm. CM.
on commercial paper' and 0 to 7 nr
cent on collateral, 7 to 7 per cent
on commercial paper and 67 per
cent over the counter. Collections rta
orally wero reported good.
Crop conditions in the West ara re
garded ns fairly normal, and with thl
high prices prevailing for all gratm
tlicro is an inexhaustible buying power
in the country districts, which is re
flected in, nctivo mall order business.
Home for Pittsburgh Reserve Bank
Plttiburgh. May 20 The Fedenl
Rescrvo Bank of Pittsburgh has our
chased from tho First National Dank
of Pittsburgh .tho Second National
Bank Building. Liberty avenue T and
Ninth strept, for J57B.O0O, It was an
nounced here today. , Tho building Ii
twelve stories high, with 2360 sauara
feet of spaco to each floor.
riflllft'iMlMBaBB
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
New York, May 29. Sterling was off
K cent In the opening foreign exchange
mnrket, selling1 at J. 87 for demand and
cnbles at 3.87. Other exchnnges were
Irregular, lire being quoted at 16.85 for
en bios and checks 16.87. Frnno cablen
sold at 13.00 and ohecks at 13.02. Marks
were oft .02 at 2.68.
Other quotations wore
Belgian cables 12 B0, checks 12 G2
Swiss cables 6.68 checks 6 60 ; guilder
cables S6i checks 36 ; pesetas cables
16 45, checks 16.40; Stockholm cables
2160, checks 21.60, fiirlstlanla cables
18 in, checks 18.10; Copenhagen cables
16.80, checks 16.70.
YESTi:UDA.Y'8 FINAL QUOTATIONS
Sterling Tranre j.Tr CJullnVrs
Demand . . 3.01) 13 42 17 (II Sl
Cablee 8.00i 1.1 40 17 05 3i
TODAY'S OPKNINO QUOTATIONS
Sterling Franr, i,r( (Julldera
Demand . . 8.87 13 nj 10 h7 S0K
Cables . . . 3.67V 13 0 III SS SO',
LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS
Chicago, May 20. IIO'IS Katimated re
relpta. 11.000 head: left 0er. 77H1. Virtu
ally nothlna- done: few aalea weak with
yeatertlay's close. 115 paid. Aterase cost
yesterday. 114.00, " cost
CATTLE Estimated receipts. 2.100 head
SHEEP Estimated receipts, 3000 head;'
I'll tab ur Ii, Pa., May 2 110(18 na.
relpta. SHOO head. Market lower. Heavies
114 B0CM5, heavy yorkera, 115 40fn.1 70'
llaht yorkera. IUOI4S0 pr' ijngiaso'
, HHEEP AND LAMPS Receipts 0O head
Market steady. Top sherp no, top lambs;
350 hed. JIarket
117
( ALVKS-rlteoalpte,
hlaher Top. 113,75.
East nufTalo, N. V, May 29 CATTLE
Recelpta. S0O head. Steady, Calves, ra.
telpta 350 head. Steadj. 0io'
1IOQ8 Receipts, J200 head Steady to
ISo hlaher. Heavy, 115 SUA is 75, mixed
I15 73W1S.0O: yorkera IIS VOtTlO- ilcht do
il4.B06lB.S0i pits. 1144.14.23. rough!".
112.25&12.S0: aiaaa, X7I&9 ruusne.
a SHEBP AND LAMIIS- Hecelpta. 100 head
Steady. Lambs, S1 jearllnga, Iioa
16 60: wethers. $12 S0is. ewes, tlLBOO
12. mUed sheep. al212 50 ' " ""
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Today's Range
Liberty Va
Liberty 1st -Is
Liberty 1st 44s..
Liberty 2d 44s...
Liberty 8d 4Vs. .
Liberty 4th 4 Vis. .
Vie Notes ay, ...
Vic Notes 4ais...
- -
In Liberty Bonds
(N Y. time!
Ills'' Low a. m.
111.70 ill, no 01.70
W1.40 80.-10 80.40
R7.8S 87.78 87.78
87.00 8(1.1)8 87.40
OLfiO 01.10 Ol.fid
88.40 87.70 88.40
no.oo 00.00 nn.oo
P0.08 00.02 00.06
Sale by Tender
offers arc invited for the Sale of the
American Oil Tank Steamer "Northwestern"
as aba osw Ca In bcr damaged condidoo in
tha Ncchc River at Port Nechcs, Texas.
The NosTBwxmafi' ' io 107 grote
torn irg'nter and la fittrd sp tor carrying
oil in balk, vrith the necosarr balkheidt,
pumping gear, etc
Appicximate dfanensSoas, length 14a
fact, bom 41.1 fat and depth J. feet.
Built la 1901. Triple Erpsjuioo Kn
gsnea, CjEndera so inch, 33 Inch and
54. loch by 40 Inch stroke, a Scotch
Walesa. 17$ BgQer Pressure
Intending purchasers mat eatafy them
eetres sa to the condition of tha vessel,
permboon to examine her may be obtained
from Mr. Thomai Comick, Agent, The
Texas Company, Pott Arthur, Tun.
All offers must be accompanied by a
cerdned check for 15 of the bid. The
soocesstal bidder to tike charge of the
vtnel upon confirmation, by letter, of
acceptance of his offer, at which time
the balance of purchase money la to be
paid.
Oman won the right to reject nf or all kid.. eaM taalan to U
haadW la or naOed HlbtttWrsU ruck taa in4rsliM4,at or befere
aeoa.os Jeae al.ppo, at k Usm aa4 date htj will &!.
Tonder toboaddrcMMd to HENRY BLACK, Principal Surveyor
London Salvage Aswxaation, 68 Broad St, New York
Etnrelopo to bo tnarkod "ro tender Northwestern"
Will It Go
Lower?
Should You Buy Now?
What Stocks Arc a Good Buy?
Are You Interested in a Greater
Income Yield?
Tho present Market position, iU
cause and remarkable profit
possibilities disreussed in a
special bulletin which will bt
sent free upon request.
Scott y Stump
Investment Securities
SPECIALISTS IN ODD- LOTS
Stock Exchange Building;
PHILADELPHIA. VA,
Telephones! Itnee 3707
,. Lnenat 04S0.0481-0IS2-61S3
rieiv lor I; Office 40 Kxchante Place
Ilrsnrh Oflleest
Con I Millie. Chnmuersburr, Korrla.
town, Fn.
Direct Private Wire
Lawrence E. Brown & Co.
CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS
. 101S REAL ESTATE TRUST BLDO..
Investigate and adjust rmrtnerahlo e4
roroorutlon arcounte. Also prepare 0. 8.
Income Tax Rrturns.
FINANCIAL
For the first-class, excellent products of a leading and very
productive German
Fancy Goods & Leatherware Factory
Under exceptionally favorable conditions tho
Agency Will Be Assigned
and an alliance will bo arranijcd with foreign importincr houses.
Detailed communications, in German or English, at the earliest
possible date arc requested to
P. C. H. GAMMELIN
HAMBURG 5 Langereihe 110
4r
AMERICAN OAR AND FOCNDBt
COMPANY
STOCKHOLDERS' MBETINO
The stockholders of the American Car
and Foundry Company are hereby notUrs
that tha recular annual meetlne ot tit
stockholders ot earn company win be mil
nt Its offices. No. 243 Waahlnrton it,
Jeraey City, New Jeraey, June tl. IMS., It
12 o'clock noon, for the nurpoat of eltcilBf
n hoard of directors and transactor iu
other Duaineaa as may d properly Drouiii
before tho meeting-.
H. C. WICK.
Seorettrr.
rropoeals
PROPOSALS FOR THIS EXTENHI0.V A.M)
xpanaton of llestlne Mains. Office of tt)
Officer In Chares of Construction. Frankfort
Arsenal. Philadelphia, Pa. Sealed propouli
will be received hers until 3 P. M., Jam I.
1020. and then opened for tnatallatlea U
atated above. Plans and epaclflcallooi u
application.
the nonouoii op cqlijnodale wni
receive bids upon ft jlO.000 JO-ytar lot
bonde $1000 each at 894. clear of all tana
Hubmlt bids before June 6th. Idtp. to Jclijl
MacDousall. Secretary. Colllnrdale. Pa.
DUIdenda
The Philadelphia Electric Compu
1000 CH1TNUT STBEET
Phllodelphlu, Pa.. May 18. 1010.
The Uoard of Directors have this daf
dared a quartorly dlvldsnd of One and ftj
nuarters (Hi) per cent (beinar 4S.7S can" a
share) upon the capital atock of this Coaj
panr. payable Junr. IS. 10J0. to atoekheMttl.
or record May Ml. lOiiO. 1I.C.LUCA8. Tnaj
Annual Meetlnas ,
K3PT1IE SIXTV-KIITH ANNUAL MEW-
s Ina of the contributors to tin iHjj
for Destitute Colored Children will ha M
at the Home. Blth and Rerks sU.. on roan
day. &h&f&M fafA
United Drug Company
Common Stock Dividend No. 15
Tha Directors of United Dru : Co. have 4j
r-lurid a Quarterly dividend of 2 on t
common slock of UNITKO. "" Y"rJi
able July 1, 10W. to stockholders of rrcw
june jo. iu.u,
JAMES C. MCCORMICK, Treasurtfc
Tln.ton. May 'J4. 1820. .
Srnrkurflll Wilsnn & UnvH
Certified Public Accountant!
Land TiUe BIdg., Philadejgp
POCAHONTAS CONSOLIDATED COL.
LIERIES COMPANY, INCORPORATED
I'irtyYrar Mve rer cem. '",, M
terma of the Mortgaro ' Tru.tee. Will PJ
thnt the underalaned, as 114'. m. an
rX sealed" prooa.l. wA v
the 8th day of June, ';lb,,0(f tvmW
to It of .bonds asarovedeacrDe,M fa
to use tne sum u ,r'hl ijrtj act an or
aiunaJ rcaerus the rlnl io !
"nknv tork tWsST'
Nevr yorlc May 10. IMO.
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