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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER-PHlDABEIiPHIAV MONDAY, 'AUGUST 8, 1921 -
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Our
August List
of investment sugges
tions contains over 150
bond issues selected to
meet the individual
requirements of con
servative investors and
institutions, yielding
4.70 to 8.75
Ask for circular F-lll.
Harris, Forbes & Co
Pine St., Cor. William
NEW YORK
PHILADELPHIA OFFICE
Widcner Bid?.
Telephone Spruce 7040
TRADERS STILL
GROPING
DM
Continued Dribbling Liquidation
in Spots Sensational Riso
in Sterling
W
LEATHER
A ipeelnl letter Ins been pre
pared by in nnalyzlns the tun
lirtro leather corporations,
namely :
Central Leather
American Hide
and Leather
.1 n;) v i'l be sent
rra'ia cu i-rrjiec-t
MCGVTMUE&CQ.
SSrnlier l'h'l'. Mck r.xrlimiR
1418 S. Penn Square
SUITE 300
piiuce o;o5 race 49.it
U net Wires to Xew York eii'.'
all I'rincipal Markets
AHHBBM V3wl
Spruce 8200
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&OUGHT SOLD QUOTED
UnitedStates
Government
Securities
All Issues
r.crKrr nnrAitTMENT
commercial! rust
Company
Meinlw fnlm Rrsrrrr System
City Hall Square Wr.it
iniiOia
New Yorlt, Aug. 8. Tho sIiirkIsIi
anil wobbling rhnructer of toilny't stock
market uj;g('.-.trtl most of tho trailing
c-nntlugent were still groping In the
clnrk. Thorn war oner more very dis
tinct symptoms of the mine underlying
fenr of something of decided ndverse
elmrncter overhanging the sltuntloii.
Whether thU nnprehnslon wnt genuine
or nf-Imulntcd would bo difficult to tell.
In scattering parts of the list there was
evidctire of dribbling liquidation during
the entire session, while the more repre
sentative, shnrpi were without definite
ttidency. Politics were not followed up
by further selling order., but at the
same l lino tho rnlljing power of the
tnnrucl wai oonii leuous v feeble.
I'rnrllrnlly rttry qmirter proved to
ho vulnerable to procure In the earlier
proceedings notwithstanding the favor
able diameter of Saturday's bank
statement and a sensational rise In ster
ling exchange, which before nrid-dity
had been lifted more than seven cents
above Saturday's final quotations. At
tention reverted more to the uncer
tainty existing ns to the forthcoming
dividend action by some of the leading
industrial companies this month. The
jKisniblllty of n poor monthly tonnage
statement by the United States Steel
I'orporntion on Wednesday was nnother
disquieting influence, while indirectly
the .coming growing opposition to the
Administration program for rehabilitat
ing tho railroads more or less chilled
recent bullish sentiment Id that qunrter.
The action of the Interstate Commerce
Commission deny ins the inllroad clniihs
that tho Government should compen
sate them for loss of efficiency in labor
resulting from Government control
coming as It did on the heels of tho
recent rulings of tho Hnilroad Labor
Hoard only naturally created the lm
nreion it is not going to be easy sail
ing for the refunding scheme.
After all, the most conspicuous
'nelifiig qualification wns the diminutive
hcvins power. Support was extended
: i eme of the equipments nnd oils by
tin- pools, otherwise there was nothing
i steady the drooping prices. It
demonstrated the lack of wisdom of the
iccent hasty elimination of a large por
tion of the outstanding short interests,
for. deprived of this cushion, the greater
pint of the active stocks practically
sank under their own weight.
After the initial dip the market be-
'ame Irregular. . The sugar group con
tinued prominent targets for the bear
1 speculators because of the vague hint"
that the unhappy sugar situation had
some eonnecticn with the overhanging
clouds. On tho other hand, such
specialties as American Agricultural
Chemical. American Locomotive, Has
kell Darker, American Ice and Pitts
burgh Coul and North American were
marked up, the recoveries apparently
ictlei'tlng covering under the shield of
the dropping prics elsewhere.
TRADING QUIET
IN LOCAL MARKET
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE TRANSACTIONS
Unit
001)
400
1200
809
SCO
100
100
200
100
100
.100
4300
200
3)9
2300
1300
1200
400
100
1000
800
200
400
100
100
1000
200
flIOO
1400
1700
100
100
ynoo
300
200
200
700
3 3J(I
1200
310
(100
3700
A00
100
100
100
200
300
JiOO
300
2100
100
100
100
200
100
200
600
Dlv.
"1 . , . Hljh
.. Alaska Juneau O M... IK
4 Allla-Chalmers 81 Ks
.. Am Asrlo diem 32
.. Am Boat Sugar 28ft
Am Can JBH
11 Am Car A Fdy 124
.. Am Cotton Oil 18V4
.. Am Drug Syn 494
.. Am Hide- & Leather pf I!4
5 Am leo SO
.. Am Internal Corp.... S3H
fl Am Locomotive. 80
.. Am Safoty Razor.... 4J-J
7 Am Smelt A lief pf . . . 73
7 Am Sugar rtef BO',4
8 Am .Sumatra 48
0 Am Tel A Tel JJ
12 Am Tobacco 123
12 Am Tobacco n 123
7 Am Woolen 70
.. Anaconda Copper .... 3Mi
0 Asso Oil 08
0 Atch Top A Santa Ko. 84
Atch Top A S F at . . . . 70
7 Atlantic Coast Lino. . . 84
.. Atl Oulf A WISS... 23
.. Attnntlo ret 1UU
7 Baldwin Locomotive . 77 54
.. Baltimore A Ohio 3SJ4
r, Bethlehem Steel B.... fiOH
n Bethlehem Steel 8 pf 984
.. Booth Fisheries 3i
.. Brklyn rtapld Transit. 11H
. Brklyn U T ctfs of dep IVz
0 California Packing ... (Vi
.. California Petroleum. 33
in Canadian Pacific 113
.. Case J r ty2
. . Central Leather 33
.. Central Leather pf . . . 65
. . Cerro de Pasco 34 !4
n Chandler Motors 4B',i
.. Chesapeake A Ohio... BS$
. . Chi A E 111 Eq T ctfa. I 1
.. Chi A E III pf ctfs 1
.. Chicago A Ot West.. 1
.. Chicago A Ot West pf 17 54
. . Chicago Mil A St P. . . 27
. . Chicago Mil A St P pf 4154
5 Chicago Northwestern 0.J
.. Chi It I A Pae 3254
0 Oil It I A Pac 6 pf. 64 54
.. Chile Copper 10 54
.. Chlno Copper 22'4
. . Coca-Cola 33 54
.. Col Oraphophone .. 4H
.. Consolidated Dla Ins.. 7
B Corn Products Bet... 07?4
3600 2. so Cosdcn A Co 27J4
4 cruclblo Steel 54
2 Cuban Am Sugar 15J4
.. Cuba cane sugar .... 1094
.. Cuban Cane Sugar pf. 2054
Electric Storage Battery Ran
Off on Belated Profit-Taking
-
Northern Pacific
Southern Pacific
Baltimore & Ohio
and other leading rails nro
covered in a ipecial analysii
just prepared, which treats of
current improvement in earn
ings, effect of government
plans to aid carriers, position
marketwiie, etc.
Write today Copiri oladfi furnished.
Xo obligation.
M9LTON KEBMt0
STOCKS-FOREIGN EXCHANGE-BONDS-
MaMonws '
PHILADELPHIA ,3IOCK C-XCHANO&.
COMSOLIOATCOTOCKtXCHANSCiJ'l
1622 Chestnut Street
Phonrsi Ilrll. Sprncr HHll-2-3-1
hfxtimr: Kiirr 730
74 nrnnilnnv S. 489 Mh Arc. N. V.
Stamford, Conn. Nr!n:rtifld. Mam.
Iloljokp, Mum.
000
400
4800
2100
400
1700
100
400
8500
aoo
000
11700
290
600
1700
1100
300
300
700
1300
1000
100
300
100O
000
100
200
400
1000
300
800
100
200
Denver A Rio Gr pf . . 114
B Endlcott-Johnson B0J4
7 Endlcott-Johnson pf . . 5
.. Erie 13t4
8 Famous Players L. .. . 405i
.. Flsk Rubber 04
2 Gen Am Tank Car. . . . Bl
.. General Asphalt 81
S General Asphalt pf... 80
8 General Electrio 118H
1 General Motors 1014
7 Great Northern pf . . . . 73
4 Gt Nor Ore ctf 2814
.. Oulf State Steel 31 U
4 Haskell A Barker Car. B014
. . Houston OH 52
60 Indlahoma Ref 2J4
.. Inspiration Con Cop.. 32T4
.. Intorboro Con pf 1154
7 Int Harvester new. .. . 73
0 Int Mer Marine pf . . . . 4554
.. Internat Motortruck.. 3154
.. International Nickel.. 1354
. . International Paper . . 51
.. Invincible Oil Corp... H
.. Island Oil -Vb
. . Jowel Tea, t!4
. . Jewel Ten, pf 27
.. Kansas City Southern 255A
Low
1H
3014
3114
2S54
aK
124
1814
4M
B154
B0
33
8414
14
7114
H
4854
SH
123H
123
6954
3 J 14
90
8314
70
81
2214
12M
281-4
38
496
3
10S
714
7154
33
113
454
32 H
65
2414
4854
5514
1
1
7H
17 u
204
4n?
65
32
04l4
lo 'A
32 K
3314
H
7
0714
20 H
54
15
2414
114
59
05
13 V,
4854
OH
51
40J4
85
in 14
ion
73 h
28l
3114
5714
50 K
24
33 Ji
11
73
4t!4
3114
IStt
sow
8
24
84
27
23J4
1.30
v. xr.
Net
Ch.
1- i
3154
3214 U
28 !4- Vi
30H - 14
124 - 14
1814- 14
4H 14
5114-1- 14
so -f 1
33)4 Is
86 1
454- 14
7114- 54
oo-l
4814- 154
394- 14
123J4 ..
133 - J4
70
3514 - 54
07 - 1J4
84
70
81
2254 - H
12 i- 14
77
3S54
5054 fli
8SW- V
a 14
10M- H
714
6114 t
33
113 - 14
414- Hi
33 4- 14
63 r 14
12414- ii
on 14
55J4-
1
1
74- !J
17 54- V
2694
4154 ..
65
33 14- 14
6454- 114
10 14 4 54
2214
3314- H
H- V,
v
07 ..
2V - 54
54 -
15J4 - 14
o- 74
2114- 2)4
Hi ..
60
05 94
1314 ..
43- tj
OH ..
51 - 54
5054 -1 j
85-3
11714 - 14
10?4- 14
7294- 14
3814 14
31 J4- 94
50H 4
50H - 1H
2- V
32J4 94
11 - '4
73 - 54
4454- 1
3114- Js
1314- 14
5994 ..
8 - !4
294 le
854- '4
27-3
2514 14
Dlv,
Sales in t HlKh
100 4 Kansas City So pf.... 14
1600 4 Kelly-Sprlngflold Tiro. 4014
1100 ,. Kennccott Copper ... 1814
500 s. DO Lehigh Vallfy 5314
100 .. Loew-e Co 11
000 1 Loft candy 814
300 7 Manhattan Elev guar. 4614
100 . . Market St Rwy pr pf . 31
1500 .. Marland Oil 1414
6000 8 Mexican Petroleum ofl0M4
300 3 Miami Copper 2094
3340 1.00 Middle Slates Corp..
500
3S0
100
100
100
100
Knn '
1114
Mldvalo Steel 24 54
Missouri Pacific 2014
Missouri Pacific vt., 3014
Mont Power pf 0494
400
4500
500
100
2000
1800
100
530
100
800
700
1300
100
ion
100
100
100
500
300
100
300
200
600
300
100
1414
55
7014
3094
New York N II A II. . 1894
1 Now York Ont AW... 1714
4 N Y Shipbuilding. 20
. National Acmo . . ,
8 N Y Air Brake....
fl New York Central.
200 3.80 Now York nock
800
too
100
8 North American MH
7 Northern Pacific 7514
.. Okla Prod A Hef 1J4
3 Owens Bottling 28J4
.. Pacific. Oil 35J4
a Pan-Amer retrol .... 48
l Pan-Amer B 43
3 Pennsylvania R R.... 3714
,. Penn Seaboard Steel.. 794
.. Peoples Gas Chicago. . 63J4
. Pero Marquette 1014
.. Plerce-Arrow Motor.. 15
. . Plerce-Arrow Mot pf . 30
fl Pitts Coal pf 88
.. Pitts A W Va 27
.. Pressed Steel Car ... 0014
8 Pullman 04
.. Funta Alegre Sugar.. 30
4 Puro Oil 2714
.. R R S of I C S '
8 Hallway Steel Spring. 7614
. . Ray Con Copper 1314
4 Rending 0894
.. Republic Iron A Steel. 4614
Repuhllc Motors
400 6.20 Royal Hutch N .
100
300
200
100
100
0100
100
200
1800
200
300
800
100
6400
too
3200
800
800
1100
600O
600
1100
1000
3000
E 100
700
3000
3100
11400
200
1300
100
200
100
200
200
1230
200
400
300
300
200
St Louis Snn Fran. . . .
St Louis San Fran pf.
St Louis Southwest...
Seaboard Air Line...
Sears-Roebuck
Sinclair Oil
Q
6114
23 4
3514
2554
594
65
2014
Sloss-Shefflcld 34
. . So Porto Rico Sugar. . 30
6 Southern Pacflle 76J4
.. Southern Rail 2014
S Standard Oil of N J.. 13614
7 Stand Oil of N J pf . . . 107J4
. . Strombcrg Carb 30
7 Studebaker 7854
.. Superior Oil Corp.... 4H
3 Texas Co 34 J4
. . Texas A Pacific 23
1 Texas A I'nr C A O.. 1S4
6 Tobacco Products .... 6794
.. Trans Con Oil 714
.. Union Oil 1894
10 Union Pacific 120
8 United Drug 8314
3 United Retail Stores.. 53
.. U S C I P A Fdy 14J4
..US Food Products... 17
.. U S Ind Alcohol 4894
..US Rubber 51 94
BUS Steel 74
7 U 8 Steel pf 10014
3 Utah Copper 47
.. Vanadium Corp 2014
.. Vivaudou Ino 7!4
.. Wabash 796
. . Wabash pf A 31 14
.. Western Maryland ... 1014
4 Westlnghouse K AM. 44
. . Wheeling & L E 814
.. White Oil Corp 814
. . Willys-Overland 6
0 Worthlngton Pump .. 40
U Worth Hump pf B 5454
Low
4914
40
18
63
U94
814
48
31
1414
103 H
2094
11
2414
20
3914
0494
14 14
85
09 9(
3094
16 94
1714
20
61
7494"
IK
2814
3554
4714
Ai
3714
794
S3
19
149i
30
88
27
nol4
94
30
20 94
83
7614
1214
6814
46(4
I)
51
2394
35
2314
694
65
1014
31
35
7614
2014
130
107
30
77 54
4 54
314
2254
1854
6714
6 94
18
"014
52 J4
5114
14J4
1694
47 J4
5114
7396
108J4
46 54
2054
7H
21
10
41
8(4
8J4
66
3a
51
1:30
P. M.
Net
Clure
4914-
4014
1814 I
63 HH
814
40 - 314
81-14
1414 ..
10494 14
2094
1114
3414 -14
20 - 14
3014 tf
0494 194
14J4 -H
65
70
3094 -V
16 94 -14
1714
20
61
75 - 1
lTi- 14
2814 114
3S94--.14
4714 14
43 14
3754 '
794 r '
63 J4- H
10 -..14
15 96
30
88 1
27
60J4 - 14
94
30 - 14
2694 14
53-3
7614- 1
1214
6854- 1
4654 ..
0
51 . .
2394- '
25 - 54
2514- 54
594 ..
66 - 14
10J6-
34 - J4
35-2
7014- 14
2014 14
130
107(4- 14
30 - "4
78 14
414
3J', 54
22(4- 96
1894 54
6754- 94
r.J6 -
18-94
11054 ..
53 - 54
51f6- 154
14 14- (4
1094- 14
48-1
6154-
73 ?4- 54
100(4 96
4014 - 14
29 !4 (4
754- 14
794- 14
21 54 14
10 - 96
41
8(4 ..
814- 14
OH ..
3094 14
54-3
SLUGGISH TRADE
N CURB SHARES
Commodity Markets
With tho exception of Eictric Stor
ace Rattery trading in the local stocks
was quiet. The stagnation in the home
isuo was partly offset by more active
dealings in the so-called Now York
stock". Altogether trading lacked in
itiative nnd was both meaningless nnd
colorless.
A further decline in Electric Storngo
Rattery to 10 ilj apparently was the
result of belated realization of paper
profits. When this pressure was lifted
tb stock carily rallied to 100. The
lower quotations represented a net
decline of "i1- points from last week's
top, thereby practically cancelling most
all of the recent Improvement.
Smaller offerings of Peiinsj Ivunla
were made and the stock for the mo
ment appeared to be pegged nt 37Vs.
Small fractional advances were reg
istered in C G, I. and Philadelphia
Electric preferred. Keystone Telephone
en an odd lot transaction wns up
from the previous quotation at S'i.
In view of tho surrounding Influences
the nurrownes and sluggishness of the
market was to be expected. Consider
ing all things the list ns a whole hold
up better than might havo been reason
ably expected under tho circumstances.
Logically there was a widespread in
clination to defer activities until mat
ters shapo up more clearly on the bigger
board.
r
W'X
The Rails
In a special article
the railroad situation
is discussed together
with the prospects
for:
Southern Pacific
New York Central
Rock Island
Ask for a Free Copy
1 Boureau & Evans
iMembera I IH. Stuck Exchnr
' I Chicago Hoard of Tradt
' 130 South 15th Street
Philadelphia
Loctxat 51S2 Race 1781
1 1
Philadelphia Stocks
1.13 Net
Hluh I-tv p. M. chso.
21 Elec Stor.lOtJ IOJVj 110 ..
'.'.-. Key Tele. Si S'i S'lT-f's
SiHJtMid Sta
Oil . .. 11 11 11 Vi
b' pa it it.. :r-u .i-'i ziv..
" Philu lus
Wire . . CO',!- nOVG .r0i-i -
.-. Phila Co
cum pf.. 3'J P.2 .'12 V.
'-.". Phila Eiec V... 1'J li'-'' if,
17.- do prcf.. -M -'()';', lis-f- ',
lDOtSlnc'.uir
011 ... io w in-u ;
no i' (j 1... :rs :t:irs .'i-'i-r ',
.-. d.) pvef . l!lT; -fil's in";..
sou tr s steei 7t , 7:p, 74 ..
I 40 West .ler
! cc s.. :il .11 31 ..
Nit rhnn mad b terniiarison with lait
a. un .Sttw YviA Mjc Kxrhantrt.
GRAIN MARKET
Chicago, Aug. R. Wheat started He
to Y"C higher for September and M bet
ter for December with buying led by
commission houses and shorts. An ad
vance of more thnn 1 points in sterling
exchange had a stimulating influence on
tho early buylns. Receipts inspected
Saturday were 224 cars; last year, 1IW
cars. The cash market wns relatively
firm, with demand for domestic and
foreign distribution more active than for
a long time, country oneriugs xo ar
rive here were light nnd tho movement
in the Southwest was on tho wane.
Expectations nro for liberal receipts
of spring wheat in the Northwest, with
Minneapolis expecting 1000 cars today.
Export business in all positions Satur
day aggregated around 1.000.000 bush
els. It was reported also that n way
to proido Germany with additional
credit hail been found. This is ex
pected to result in Incren'-ed business.
Weather reports received up to last
night showed scattered rains over the
grain belt, but there was no general
precipitation.
Corn started Uc to c higher, with
offerings light and a fair demand
through scattered commission houses.
Oats opened c lower for Septem
ber and unchanged to He off for De
cember, witli a little scuttercd selling
through cash nouses, cousins mow
weakness. Later the market recovered.
COTTON MARKET
New Yorlt. Aug. 8. The cotton mar
ket opened steady this morning, with
Mav 7 points lower and other months
unchanged to 7 points higher. Ac
tive profit -taking, especially for
Southern account nnd by Liverpool,
prevented the murket from making as
much response to bullish news this
morning as hud been expected.
Commission houaes and locnl traders
bought and. after absorbing the nfter
ingb, this support advanced prices about
5 points above the low levels renehet,
after the start, when quotations sold a
shade under Saturday's close.
The over-Sunday weather wns unfa
vorable, ns there was too much heat m
the Southwest nnd further showers in
the Eastern belt. ,
Receipts nt tho ports for the day are
estimated nt 10,000 bales, ngalnst .".4S2
bales n week ago. 0007 bales a year
ago and 10.1:17 bales two jears ugo
Financial Briefs
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
Now Yorlt, Aug. S. Foreign ex-
ennngo opcnvii niruiih, jiv..... ( Th BVerag price or the twenty active
,. Q(IA ilemnnd .'tOl-li franc en- !nrtutrlnl atneka decllnccl 0.03 pr cent on
were o.UDft. Uemana .l.iuil . '"""'" ISntuiJay to OS.SU. while the twentv railroads
bles 7.85, checks 7.84; llelgian cables I diciined o.io per cent io 72.00.
7..r8. checks 7..TT ; Swiss cables lO.bJ,
checks 10.71); lire cables 4.:i.", checks
4.31'; peseta cables 12.07, checks
12.1).-i: uuilder cables 30.110. chei ks
30.S3; Stockholm cables 20.73. cheeks
20.70; (.liristinnta cables j'.u.s, "neons.
12..; Copenhagen cables 1D.W, cnccits
10.45; marks. 1.232.
The rute of premium on New "iork
funds in Montreal today wns 11 per
cent. The rate of discount in New
York on Canadian funds wns 10 per
cent.
Centrnl European exchanges heavy:
Greek, 5.53; Rumanian, 1.32; Bul
garian, .85; Austrian, .113. Polish,
.O.r4; Czoeho-Slovnklan, 1.20; Jugo
slavian, .583.
SATURDAY'S FIN'AI, Ql'OT V.TICNH
Sterllne France I,lr Guilders
Demand . . . 3.0n 7 74'a i.'MVi 30.01
i.'.iblea .... a. IID's 7 75 4.80 0 70
TO DATS OI'ENINO QfOTATiaV.
Rterltns Franca Lire Guilders
Demand 3 n 7.84 4. 3)4
Catlea
S.OR'i
.S?
4.33
30 S3
MOO
If.
Buying at the
Bottom
nnd selling at the top is sel
dom accomplished. By com
paring present position of
stocks with their previous
cycles on my special charts
'youotiny see what is ahead of
all active issues.
Jiijiircfloii nt my oJler eittaiti no
obUp"Hun
F. W. UNGER
lmritmrnt Anult
Room 202, 130 So. 15th St.
Philadelphia
1 r-iiii.ir:i.riii. iionds
I 1IH10 Libert v 3d 4,s '2S
42(H) Liberty .Id 4',s 'L'ft !I1.!)S
.100 Vletorv -l s '23 OS. 74
300 Electric & I'm Tr 4s r..T
1 100 Electric & Peo Tr 4s r.5
1OO00 Interstate Unilwnvs 4s... 30
11(00 l'ennii It It temp ctafU.H. !HIV,
1000 Peiiua It It temp ts 0'is. 00r'i
1000 Penna It It temp cts O'.s. 00V-
1000 Penna It It 7s 103 1".
KlfMI People's Puss t e 4i- HO "
50(10 Philadelphia Elee 1st 5s.. ssn
3000 Phllmlelphiii Elee 1st 5s. . SS5
1000 Philadelphia Elee 1st 5s.. SSV.
1000 Phlliulplphla Elec 1st 5s . SSI'.
2000 South llnv 1st eon (it '!)!. S"v
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ft I IVnna. Pr. & Lt. 7s. 1951
'!" i .TfCBl. uiurjiunu i.uuiii. is, iju
A XJ.G. I. 8s, 1923
,'ul .
HENRY D. B0F.NMNG & CO.
'1 MTI1( K( IIAMii: HI IIIIIMl
. Mirret I'rUut; Trleiilione In New rk
f " Memliers I'lill ,. sIMk liirhante
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Anked yield
1 110 3-.VJ 4 .-.()
inn r,-32 4 m
IMi 4 30
Jnn't 4 no
HinVs 4 3"
I no 0-32 4.H
10 i A r, ii j
iiifi' r. n't
Hill, 3 II
mm, r, j.i
I'-O'i 3.45
rcemiit from normel ?"i'deral Income lax.
Aptahln for payment of Interne tax
dj un duto uf matmlty.
314 Feb,
SI Mar.,
t'.-.'I Mar.
1 "34 June ,
t'34 Aux
! June.
it. Ili'l
mat. . . ion 1-3:
1(121. Ifl'i,1,
11IJ1 1IMIA
1(121. . inoVi
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1022 . 10DA
1022 . .101)
11122 . ion A
1822 . ino",
l!i2l . . .1004
AUTOMOBILE
RANGE
AVSmrvr'ancis CI),
No Change In Raw Sugar
Nni York, Auk x The rw aunr mar
It i im iit .Mr 't d un thf h.inii, uf 4 Niti diitv
tuii-l f r I'uiaa There vere no mien ie
liu'eil n haiunlgj I upiiriatloni Inciud'd
.'UOim liuKa luhaa unit 13,1100 Lava Porta
I tn tu llm American Huir.ir Itenr.inic Cum
luiny 21 mm hum Cuhn and IT nnn Im,
1'ortu Hlcos io the National rhisar Ittflnlnit
t'oinpanyi HO. MOO bar Cubaa Io the Warner
Ninrar lleflnlni- Coippany, nnd, 11.000 papa
lnininffoa. conaianeia io in imponar, TB
iliraMl YA an untnrtip T
K1 ". ''- '. r.-' . U. A -...... I. ..MAHMfe
V-,Z PV, 13 Ii St. 1PVHI rrii,M iiiainev u.ivi..sv'v.
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IS sr, 13 41 13 17
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13 S3 13 Ml 13 78
14 III II 112 14 III
11.12
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET
New Yorli. Aug. K. The locnl coffee
futures market opened unchanged to n 2
polnt advance, with n broker often trad
ing for New Orleans account the princi
pal Inner of September, December and
March." with offerings from scattered
Wall Street nnd trade sources. Clear
ancoH for the week from Hra7.il were
verv light both for Europe and the
I'nited States, nnd for the I'niled
Stafs were bO.OOO bags and for Europe
01.200 bags.
Shortlv after 11 o'clock a special
cable reported Rio unchanged to 100
reis lower. Other thun causing n
2-point loss here, this news hud very
little effect on locnl sentiment, the mar
ket being empty.
Mild coffee brokers report a largo vol
ume of coffee distributed last week and
Indlentloim are that a continued good
business is ahead, even at better price
levels if conditions warrant It- The
coniiirv is not carrvlne slocks and
while the demand has not been for Inrgp
lots, the buyers hoo entered tho market
often, so that Hie aggregate of business
has iieen very good. A continuation of
this demand should, It is believed, result
In higher exi liniige prices.
Sepiemi'r
Pocember
January
Kebrmry
March , ,
iy .....
July . ...
'Bit.
LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS
rutaliunli. Aug-. 8. CATTLE Receipts,
2300 head. Steady. Steers, J8.SU30, tv'it
er in.80'3'7.30; cowa, IB 30JJ0.25. Cnlea,
receipts, 1S0O head. Loner, top. S10.30.
11008 Receipts. SflOO head. Illuher.
HeaWer, U 211.23; heavy yorkers and llitht
jorkers, l2.2oi w.riii. pibs. n 23H( ii no.
HttUI..!' AtU i.lip - iieceipis uyuu
head. Steadi. Top aheep. S3 60. top lamba.
ill.
liiat nuffnto. N. Y.. Aue S. fATTI.K
Hecelpts. 3730 head. Dr fed ateer. 2.Vti 30c
hiRher: ehlpplnv eteers tS7.1ivi1n.23 I uti-h-ore
S7 OOSrO. yearllrsfi SS.Viffln, heifers.
Jf. 237.73, rows. J2l!i0 hulls. 1 3 .Mi Mil
atockern and feeders 1310 fresh cuwh nnd
spr nrers alow flllfr SV.'n. r'olves. rvulpts,
2300 head. Jl lower. JStfi 11 r.n
IIOOH Kerelpts 11 2lill hiud 23. hlt-her.
HeKvy. 1 1 3 1 1 3(1: mixed $1 r.iHMl 73
jorkers. lluht soikers nnd pies. 112, rouuh.
ih -iiiff fi 7.1; suns. S4 Mini 11.
SHi:UP AND tV.MIIH Itui'i Ipls 311(10 liend
Lambs, 30e blither. I.amti. J.VcMl.nu m lr
llnK ja.riO'Pi r.0. wethns J3 .MiUil. iiipi,
SI 5 mlkod aheep. J3 ii 3 3"
BANK CLEARINGS
Dunk clearings t aluy nmpured wuh kii
roaiondtng dav last two ltrrt
11121 . 1II2H Villi
Phlln, . . J".3 isin fiiTl Ji'S 7sil il.'.il i',2 7j 353
n.iltlmnre 10.3H0.34K 1". lOs.nil
("hlcak-rj 71.110(1,000 10.1312.431
Boston .. 30 383.003 11,3(14(110
The Oulf. Mobile and Northern Ilallrnnd
has Issued Its pamphlet report for the year
ended December 31. Corporate Income ac
count shows net Income after taxes nnd
charKes of 113.827. cuul.lent to 13 cents ii
share on the 111,404.40(1 preferred stock, as
has nlrendt been published Corporate and
l'ldernl romb ned no ount for the year 182(1
shows deficit after taiea and charge of
IS15.224 as compared with deficit of 1181),
150 In ll'lO,
Kansas City Southern for Juno made the
poorest ahowlnff thus far this ear, but tho
result was not so unfoxorable ao far as
itaulrementa nrj concerned, and was favor-
num cuiiuuircu wnii june met year. J or nix
months the comrany showed surplus equal
to about 3.0 per cent annually on th com
mon after meetlnu the regular 4 per cent pre.
furred This ahowlne was mad thpiunh tho
period of aeero uuilnesn aopressdon.
nanklnB creditors of Temtor Corn nnd rood
Products Company, ut a meeting In St. Louis
appointed a committee to audit books nnd or
Itanlje other creditors The Inventory Is
nround $2 son.uno. New York l.nnk loins
exceed tl.0no.0n0. nnd laren olum of com
mercial pjper Is nutatundliiK hld partially
by barl-.R In Ch.caKo ...
The general stock o' money n th I'niled
States on Aucust 1 totaled 17 S"s8 sn? 1M7
against 17.U27.S44.377 on Auguet Jjn'
according to a statement Issued by the'Treaal
ury Department today. Of the 1021 total
S3.2SS.OOS.408 was In R..M coin (Fncludlni
bullion In the Tronsury), compared with I ".
1103.837.(108 in eold tofn on the corresponding
dile of last year.
Holders or stock of the General Vntnra
Coiporat on t close of July numbered u3?82l!
compared with 38,807 nt close of Stay this
Mar. and 3l.02'J on Aucust 1. lb!'tl Of
total. 43 001 are holders of sommon stook'
r.170 holders of C per cent preferred" 'nToT
of d per cent debentures, and 0010 of 7 per
c?nt debentures. ' v"r
List Moves to Materially Lower
Levels Industrial Is
sues Dull
Now Yorlt, Aug. 8. Tp market on
the New York curb developed Increased
heaviness after sluggish trading In the
first half ef tho day, nnd virtually nil
tho substantial changes in vnlucs were
to materially lower levels. Most ln
forest wns nttached to tho wenkness In
Interboro 7s, which fell over 1 point to
78, tho movement being regorded with
disappointment by those wlio had bought
these notes when the announcement of
an extension nt an 8 per cent rate wns
made last week.
Some of the lower-priced oil stocks
continued descending to still lower lev
els, (illtiland felling nt noon nt n new
low of 1. Other oil stocks were
heavy, snlcs of these Issues on the curb
coming in n lnrge scolo before that
group of Rtocks started a decline on the
stock exchange.
Standard Oil of Indiana, during tho
forenoon, fell from 70 to 00 nnd
Cities Service yielded 3 points, to 115.
Kile Husln wns again heavy, selling nt
0.1,4 to 0'H, Tidal Osage wns traded
In nt 11 Va to 11. A sale of Interna
tional Petroleum wns made at 11.
Industrial issues were dull and with
out special fenture. Olen Alden Conl
was steady, selling nt 35. Hethlehem
Motors ngnin sold at 50 cents a share
and Hrlticdi American Chemical wns
traded In nt $1.00. A sale of McAn
drews nnd Eorbes was made at HS.
A special interest was nttuclied to
the continued demand of Southern Coal
and Iron, in which largo buying orders
were In evidence, based on information
In regard to arrangements for new
acquisitions by the company. British
American Tobacco was steady, selling
nt 12V. Mining stocks continued ac
tive but with irregulnr changes;
INDl'STKIALS
Hl$h
Ilrltsh Amer Chem .
Hrlt Amer Tob reg .
urn Am-r Tob coup.
Ileth Motors
Com Klnanco
OlenAlden ,
Chicago & Kast ill .
reorlcss Motor
Perfection Tire ....
Houthern C & I ....
U H L, & 11
U H 8hlu Corn
tIM Ktenm 31
United I'ront Sharing1 .... irV
12'i
12i
30
4S
33
II
30
HI
3
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124
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1
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14
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05
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33
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HTANDAHI) OIL
Stnnd Oil of Ind 7-4 03i 001
IM1K1T.NDBNT OILS
Allied Oil trew 3S
Arkansas Nut Gas Ci
Huston Wyoming fl
Carlo Stud 4
Cities services (old) ll,.
Cities service "11" ctfs... 13't
i.ik jinsin i'ei :
Federal Oil l'l
Olllllanrt Oil 14
Ulenrock Oil Ml
Ouffey Olllesple ll's
xiuason uu n
Int 1'etrol Jl
Iwinco Creek 3
Livingston 1Ts
Livingston Oil 30
Mncma Oil m
Mexico Oil SI
.Mountain j'ronucts k
National Tin N J 85
North Amer Oil 1'i
Ohio Kanger l
Producer lleflrr '.t'i
Ityan Cons 3
ait creeit j-roj j-
Slmmu Ict 054
Skellv Oil 3'4
Texon 3s
V Oil 27
MINING
5S
21
US
III)
3(1
7N
7
14
II
43
12
4
Knox Divide 11
Arizona Patagonia ..
BIr Idre
Koaton & .Mont .......
CaUMonla Mining
Camilla Copper
Cortex Mlver . . . .
Crekoent MncNnmara
Darwin Silver
Kureka Crosut . . , .
Ooldtleld Florence ...
llarmlll DlvlJo
llerin Minini;
3S
0'i
07
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11.1
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11
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BAR SILVER
Bar sliver Sd lowei In London to
day .it 3R'id.
Reserve Banks' Discount Rates
Official redl i-ount riles nt it nit- ve red
etal luserv banks nro ox f. Ilmvv
Trens. I. II Cum' I llkrs.
Llf. bunds linper atcpt.
V
31?
Boston
New York
I Mlarte phl.i
Cleveland .
l.lchmond .
Atlanta ..
Chicago
St I.oulu
M nnnnnlls
Kansas City '!
r-t . 1 1 a ... O
San I'ranclHco ... 54
il ii
il (I
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il r,
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ii
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y,
The Chester Slipping Company has fllefl
with the Public Service Commission a ?UP:
plemcnt to Ita existing tariff, effectlvn HerH
t-rnber L 1021. decreasing th. ,..i")2 ?'P.
n- .
retroleutr
dreilwelr
from .Marcus Hook,
MaoNnmara
3tother I.odn .
Mother Iid" new .
Nation 1 Tlr; ....
Silver Mine. . .
Tonopah Cash Iky
Tonopan jjiviua
Tuolumne
United eastern
United Verde
IIONDS
Allied Packet ...
Amer Tel iij ui.-j
Armour is
Ileth Steel 7s lll.l.l
lleth Steel 7; 11IJ3
Chicago & K.ist III f.s
Copper Export s 1023
Kmplre Oas & P (Is 11124
(loodrlcn Tire
17
5l
04'
sA
711 '
45
2 A
7
1"t
II
42
11
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11
17
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a
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15
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no- ns. nsi.
07'j 117'? Ii i '
05 14 H3r US' i
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110 III) 110
Hi2'i ln-J'i 1021
S8 hS SS
Ill's OIK HI.
t7 H7'.
vwri eia i.imi
. 711 '3 711 70
. we'll inni innH
. fl7f 07'! 071.1
. Il7'j H7i 117V,
11134 lna'I W3H
.104Vi 1II4H 104M
. 1(1(11 100i W0?I
. U7I Il7'l II7I
.lOO'I 10(1". 1001
llin'i WHS liiuH
. 10 10 lb
Sat. Today 0
ln onen
II 3.1 It 30 ft 35
7 00 ll.ni)07.UO
7.10
7,20
7.05 i.Bienn
... 1.16019
Discount rale correspond with Interest
rate borne hv certlllcatna pledired as collat
eral, with minimum uf 3 per cent
Tentative Railroad Valuations
Miishliictun, tnr. 8 'lenlutlve valuation
ur tn nantor nnn ,vrn.iiiK ituiiroan i-niir
Iiiinv iv ih llxo.1 by tne intersiatr t-ommerei
('-mmlss nn toda for ralr-makliiR pin pos.n
nt .. 3.1(1 081 This sum Includes the ill.
Urtitun "f the properties of iho Nnrthern
lluine ftenin rt Itallrnad I'ompnnv und Ih"
Van lluren Ilrldge Compnnv used bj ihn
llnngur and Aroostnuk The lenlutlve vul
iMtlon of tho used pruimrly of the Se ip ,rt.
1 hi lommlsslon said, was 3. 8.10 (100 and
uf ihe llrldge coinpanj . J77 500 The capital
sl'rfk uf the Hangor und Aroostook w.is given
t 121 .'lO.llnil the rlomi'irt $12(10(10 nnd
the llrldge company. $250 000 The ll.ingnr
and Aroostnuk owns all of the slock nt the
other concerns
New Financing by L. and N.
Washington, Aug . The Louisville nnd
S'iihIivIIIh Itallroad Company asked authority
or the Intersiale Comnieico Commission to
day 10 Issue I33.nno.000 capital stock to In
distributed as stoik dividends The carrier
ili'i usked .authority tu execute a first mort
gage, .me series of the bonds of which,
amounting to $2H, 01 3.000. la tu be Issued nnd
112 753. 0n0 to be sn'd to J P Moigan i. Co.
at nut les.i than IM'i net.
Paris Bourse Pull
Purls. Aug R. -Trading wm very dull on
the lloursn today. Threo per cent rentes. 30
franca 40 centimes; exchange nn London,
40 franca 40 centimes: fi per, cent loan, 81
franc ii centimes. The dollar wag Quoted
I'at Vi franca 70 centime.
Philadelphia, Pa. from ldt to He' ner hnn
nre.uveirnt. nnd jr.. minimum charge on
shlpmenis from Chester to Philadelphia from
85c to 30c. Tho now tariff also establish
certain commodltv rates us well ns minimum
tibial stopplnn charges. minimum
ninlr & Co. nnnnuncs that Charles Hajl
lar hus become associated with them In
tholr sales department. cm m
Natonnl Acme reports for quarter ended
June 30 net loss after Inventory adjust,
ments nf tf)3l.8H2 aeulre.it n, ii....n.i..1
(171 previous quuiter " "' """'
Itond prices continud to move up sharply
a
se
In
111 giivernmett bonds displayed great resist
we and held most of the gains uf ihe pre
vious weeks. Liberty Loan 3'j per cent tax
xeinpt builds were In good demand and
fl.. tin. te, widely with littltt clang" it tho
week b end, "
Tho New Vnrli Stncij Ksehunifn has
stricken from the list tla Powder Company
t4,nii(),(ioii llfteen-vear 7H, pel c'nt cuii
veriil.le uold bunds .'.ie -im-ust i wan. n,n
sued nd has edmlti-d tu list temporary
bunds fur eume ...j
Dividend1 action on J'nmnui Plajers-Laskv
Coiporntlnn tommoii sto, k hnj been mat.
pnned until August 22 The meeting la being
!'' mV,. 'i'rlni" "fek" ,r,t"" ""'" because
(hu audllurs had not (ompleted the quarterly
report which h lw slajultaneously with
tlia dividend tiLtlun
Directors of II H Pranklm Manufactur-
t","-.(!'l,J!'!,",i" "P!Iror-J the iHsuanco of
12, ..no, dim additional 7 per tent cumulative
preferred sincl, of $15 Ono.Wo auWorUod
This brlngx lotal (lUtstanillim to ti,3o,Boo.
Itccelver (lalslon. nf tho Nntlonsl Coienjlt
and i able tonipanv m M nr(.ui,r t0 ,.0
trade siivs- "Lrruueous rejiorts have Iieen
chculatrd concerning ihia cniupaiiv which
have It 1 tnanv nt Us custom, rs in the onln
loii that It hue vcis.,1 i,r ,Jr,.tions "P)mt
m not the fan. I uir th or,, appoint
Inn me rocelvei nutWItj Kn ,'n con
tlnuo tie uierutlonH if the cimpany,"
Pell oleum exerts from Mexico In Tulv
were less thnn 5 5110, noo harreli, arVorrlinc
tu Ogurrs avidlalile July ;. of that nllniit
I 30II.UO0 baircls were refined products from
Mx'con Kiigle Cninpun) . Tho volume .if
.rude exports was , ut about 2n per cent of
V!r,,,0o!i!.17,Ob'!r'rH,''' "" "r -"
I) C. Wills, chairman of the Fourth Fed.
ela WW'0. ,'u.H!,lct l'lv"1 announces
that the dlslrltt U'scuuni rate on all classes
of paper has beni cm from 0. to 34 per cent.
Liverpool Cotton
Liverpool, Aug. 8 A good business was
done In Bpol cotion today, with nrU.cs ateady
on the basis of 8 55d for middling, com
pared with H.llid last Friday. The sales
were 15,011(1 bales. The receipts were 13
(100 bales. Including 12.200 bales American.
Futures were nulet at ooenlnir una u...
steady at 12:80 P. M. Spot prices were:
American, middling fair, U.lodi good mid
dling. O.Oldi fully, middling. o.OOdi middling.
S'nnS 'oroVmrrB,3ftiArJf4OM "'
v,vvs,( ,--. r . tT-.- --piWJ-.Tffl
Gulf Oil l7
iteino .o is
Interboro 7a
P & CI 7h IU23
Southern Ity Te
houthvvest Hell 7s
Stand Oil N V 7s 1'ian
Stnnd Oil N y 7 W31
Stand Oil N Y n'js .
Swift & Cu 7s 11M1 . .
Un Oil Prod 8s
Western Klec 7s
Germany Uovt 3s , .
2 WOMEN TRY SUICIDE
AFTER ROWS IN HOMES
One Wife May Die of Poison; Other
Rushed to Hospital
Two joung married women attempted
f.uicidc ycstcidav. One is not expected
to live. In inch case n domestic tiff
wns behind the motive for the act. ISoth
would-be suicides employed poison.
Jealousy, the police say. wns respon
sible for Mis. r.thcl O'XcUI'h sudden
attempt on her life. She is snld to have
had arguments with her hiihlmnd,
Chnrles, nnd when he went to n chris
tening yesterday su. wus overcomo by
grief. Illuming into the linthroom of
their homo, UllU (ieriniintown avenue,
she uncorked a bottle of n powerful
poison and swallowed u large unnlitj.
Neighbors, hearing her cries, ran in,
mill finding her on the tloor in convul
sions sent for the Pomth and York
stiects police station patrol, which took
her to St. Man's Hospital. She will
probubly not survive, physicians say.
A disagreement in which Mrs.
Chnrles CnnU.v, twentj -eight veins old,
her husband and mother hecame involved
caused the wife to swallow liquid poison
nt her home, -l(l''7 Hitman stieet.
IJistriet Ditective Michael F. Slav in.
of Paul nnd Huan treets, who was
pnbsing the hoiise, heard screams, ran
In, and eominuiiileerliig a nenrhy motor
car. drove Mrs. Candy to the Pinnk
ford Hospital, where she was treated.
ESCAPES FROMUOSPITAL
Prisoner Guarded by Patrolman
Leaps From Window; Auto Ready
A prisoner guarded hv u patrolman
in the ,( ffeiMin Hospital accident
ward hapod from a window In his
underclothes Inst night nnd escaped Id
a waiting automobile.
Tho man, who gavo his name ns
Patrick MrCiien, Twentj . sixth and
Catharine streets, wns arrested for
drawing n revolver in the Haltimnic
and Ohio Hnilroad stntlon when n rail
road detective reuinnstinted with him
for refusing to pay for n meal,
was hiiliilued with (I,,, oftjn.r'j, hn,.b
jack and was taken to the hospital
with n badly contused Mnlp '
Patrolman llradley. who was guard
ng the prisoner jumped after him when
lx leaped from the window, but i"
auto noon outdistanced the puwucr"
The number of the enr wan taken , how.
reci" 8n of. its occupant,; were
recognUed. Arrtits arc eipected today.
-' BENJAMIN FRANKLIN ,;
selected tlic choicest maxims he had printed in
' "Poor Richard's Almanac" during twenty-five ?'
years, and .wove them into a narrative entitled
THE WAY. TO WEALTH,
which our Savings Fund Department has re
printed and will furnish, on request, to individuals
and corporations for distribution among their ,
customers and employes.
'Fidelity'
"Biust Company-
325 Chestnut Street
1431 Chestnut Street
0
-vt r. ns
6324 Woodland Ave.,
West PhUadelphia
Capital fojaoo.ooo soeuj Surplus ?i6,ooo,ooo
Funds Held in Trust 250,000,000
A:- ..
-iin'fi ..T" 1 1
tU
yiAMS,
A BANK that is always look
ing for opportunities to
extend its usefulness in the solu
tion of customers' problems.
Central National Bank
of Philadelphia
Chestnut Street at Fifth
Capital $1,000,000 Surpluj and Undivided Proiu Earned $4,400,000
f
EQUIPMENTS
Issued under tho Philadelphia Plan
Equipments Issued Under tho Philadelphia Plan Are
Considered to Be Tax Free in Pennsylvania
Chicago, St. Paul, Minn. & Omaha Rwy.
Equipment Trust 7s t. .;
Chicago & Northwestern System "
Issue of January 1, 1921
January 1, 1920, at price to yield 6.30
January 1, 1927, do 6.30
January 1, 1928, do 6.25
January 1, 1929, do 6.25
January 1, 1930,
do
New York
E. H. ROLLINS & SONS
1421 Chestnut Street
Philadelphia
il
WHAT STOCKS TO BUY
There are certain reasons why
three particular stocks should sell
higher now. Send for special let
ter S 1, which tells all about them.
EDWIN E. KOHN & CO,
Members Consolidated Stock Exchange of New York
1522 WALNUT STREET
PHILADELPHIA
NEW YORK TRENTON CASTON
PITTSBURGH WILMINGTON POTTSVILLE
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City of Philadelphia
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Due July 1, 1931
Fully Registered
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Free of All Income Taxei
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Funds
Price: 88.31 & Interest
To Net 5 Por Cent
Riddle & Henry
104 SOUTH FIFTH ST.
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ESTABLISHED 1865
BIOREN & CO.
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410 Chestnut St., Philadelphia
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