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  • The Sun. (New York, NY) 1918-08-21 [p 8].chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn83030431/1918-08-21/ed-1/seq-8.pdf · 8 Short Term Securities YOU can buy from us short obligations of the
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8 Short Term Securities YOU can buy from us short obligations of the Pennsylvania Railroad to yield more than six per cent. j Our current offerings include the notes of several other lead- ing railroads, of some of our .foremost industrial corpora- tions, and of the strongest foreign governments. The yields range up to well over seven per cent. Send for Circular AD-11- 7 TheNationaldty Company Certestonieni Offices in Jo Citlti BtnJt-Sho- rt Trrm.otn-Acrrflanc- n Correspondence Invited We intlte correspondence cn itoct market commitments and all sulu.li. Frequent ana- lytical repor.s iiyjcJ and ma'led iratit. Special uetljij cotton let- ter end (rain recietcs upon rejutil E.W. Wagner & Co. Member i yew York Sxck Exchange. 33 New Street, New Ycrk Tel. nroad ISM. Buy W. S. .. tte Most Stable Seeuriw in the World. IE STAR GAS TEXAS PACIFIC COAL S IRON J.K.Rice,Jr.&Co. IPhones 4000 to 4010 John. 38 Wall St., N. T STANDARD WEEKLY SUJLM.VllY ON STANDARD Oil, ISSUES O L will MAILED TO INVESTORS ON REQUEST CARLH.PFORZHEIMER&CO. Thone 4S601-23-- nroad. SS Broad N. Y. Adams Express 4s, 1947 Adams Express 4s, 1948 FREDERIC H. HATCH & GO. riionp Iltftor C340. 74 Ilromdwaj-- . New York Private telephone to Tlotton. Liggett & Drexel Members Xew York Slock Kichanee Conservative Investments 61 Broadway New Ycrk Boston Philadelphia Ilutfalo TC'OR convenient method of purchasing Odd Lots of Stocks, send for Booklet foartsbotne jjycabta Uembere N. F. Block Etcno 7 WALL STREET T 4590 RECTOR WANlED FEDERAL FARM LOAN 5s J.K.Rice,Jr.&Co. Phones 4000 to 4010 John. 35 Wall N Y. lark A. Noble 'JheoJore O. Carwln NOBLE & CORWIN Broad St. New York Guarantu Trust Eauilahle Trmi I Nat. Commerce Columbia Trust Telephone 1111 nroad KKPUIIL1CA AMOENT1NA Cludail tie Duenoa Aires OURAS HANITAHIA3 I)B LA NACION. Conatruccl6n de una fabrlca de acldo aulftirlco. Ll&mase a Ilcltacl6n para la conatruc-cio- n de una fabrica de Acldo auliurlco, da acuerdo con el pllego do condfclonea que los intereaadoa podran conaultar en el Conaulado General do la Republics Argen- tina en la cludad de Nueva Yoric. 17 liat-ter- y Place, Itoom s:7, todoa los diaa habllea de 10 a I p. ni. propuestaa deberAn presenters en la Cecretarla del Dlreclorlo de laa Obraa Sanl-tarl- de la Xaclfin, en la cludad de lluenoa Alrea, Capital de la Repabllca Ar- gentina, antei dS Inn 3 y 4 p. m. del dta 1 de Novlembre proximo, fecha y hora en que eeran ablertaa. en presencla de los Intereaadoa que concurrnn al acto. U CEI.ASCO, Proaecretarlo. Buenos Alrea. 4 dn Junto de 1911. aihikntim: icki-iiiii.i- city ok iidenos aires, banitahy w'ukks op the nation. riant for .Manufacturing Kulphurle Acid. Offers are Invited for the conatructlon ef a plant for manufacturing aulphurfo eld. In accordance with conditions which may be consulted by Intereatea partlea. In the Consulate General of the .ArKenun iiepuuiic in me city or New York, 17 Hattery Dace. Itoom 127, on working days from 10 till 4, Offers- - must be preaented In the Office ef the Secretary of the Council of Public Works of the Natlob. In the City of lluenoa Alrea. before 3:10 P. St., on the Ith day of November nut, on which day hour they will be opened In the pre, nee of the interested partlee who may wlah to attend on that occaalon. 1. Cni.ASCO, Pro. Secretary, Buenoa Aires. 4th June. 1118. RAILROAD EARNINGS. Colorado and fiotrniRiiN. Second week Auruat.... 3227,599 15,071 January 1 to August 11, 7,447,769 1,013,709 CANADIAN NOI1T1IKIIV Becond week 1113,100 Inc. From July 1 C,4t3,300 Inc. DlmiOIT AND MACKINAC. Tlrat week Auiruit. ... $27,063 Inc. January 1 to August 7 . (.3,135 Inc. DKLAWARE AND HUDSON. Month of June Trelsht revenue $2,350,429 Inc. Paasenfer retenue 239,301 Dec. Total operating revenue. 2,945,'ss3 Slalnt. nay and struct... til inn Maint of multmient . 1,001,640 j(t.uiiniriauon eipenaes, l.TCl.osi una! vine. exinca 7aiea Drflclt after Ulra .. Ntt OTtfTfltlnf .1aft. I Kroin Janii.rv t,. inn. v. ttp-uc- s Total Tales ne St. EL. St., Laa the and Inc. Inc. Inc. Inc. Ine. $72,300 CI, 100 $399 43,797 12,83ft 2,8,072 269,672 r.l4,fli2 Inc, m.iMi inc. la.tsi S4...'f,& Inc. 1 lit TJtl W'AQl Inc. 1,31I,K Prelaht ruiniie Jll.OVI.OJO Inc.14.llS.Wl VfH-nw-c revenue l,E.rj Dee. 7,3.U Total olieratlnK revenue. l!V12r..5na tnr 1 in .n. Malnt. way and atrurt... l,li,MS Ine. jai4 Transportation or ripens!'. peralliiaT income operalliir deficit $267,701 3,I,M1 1,561.080 4.7M.1M. Inn 1 9J1 fto 7,:,k!l Inc. 2,ot,o:o 14,CI7,M3 Ine 3,SO,23 475,0. Inc. lOl.&St It.ait 1)m 9 err sit 100.171 Inc. 1,M,X1 BUUJIHVIM4TKIIN. rirat tek Auut .. ,. t431, Inc, ,131,000 FINANCIAL HEWS AND COMMENT i Absence of Selling Pressure ' Accepted Reason for Mar- ket Strength. MONEY STILL STRINGENT Canadian Pacific and General! Motors Chief Features in tho Advance, -- -v On a limited volume of business stocks' yesterday registered a tone of strength that could be accounted (or only by" a lack of selling: pressure. In most cases the opening prices were the low for the day, and' net gains In the active list ranged from a fraction to 24 points. Under present conditions holders seem to see no roaeon to let go of stocks. On tho contrary there Is a constant yet small absorption for Investment, a de- mand that makes for small but con- - elstent advances In active Issues. In such a market the bears are loath to conduct fhe active operations that would prevail ordinarily In time of restricted credit and withdrawals of United States deposits. The only effect of stringent money apparently has been to limit the total number of sales to 200,000 shares In round numbers. The pool In the face of heavy Government withdrawals loaned more than $15,00.0,000 on call yesterday, but,the. was nollncxeateJn rates. The resolution adopted by the Clearing House committee approving the credit restric- tions put In forco by the Federal Reserve Hoard further strengthened the policy of New York banks to place Government and war needs ahead of everything else. As a result there was no supply of new time money available yesterday and can money was doled out only to a minimum extent The most encouraging feature In the news developments Is the constant Im- provement of the military situation, the Allies showing daily a firmer grasp of the Initiative and small but' strategically Important successes. The tax uncertainty Is becoming less Important, in view of the reliance upon a square deal from the Secretary of the Treasury, anithe rail- road rental contract Is spproacmng com- pletion. Nevertheless the market con- tinues dull, narrow and professional, with activity In Liberty bond Issues the most important feature. The 3Hs, at 101.14, scored a new high record for all time yesterday, and as the supply of other tax exempt issues dwindles, the de- mand for these tax exempt issues grows. General Motors, despite Its lack of 8tock Exchange clearing house facilities, scored a rise of 44 points and a net sain of 2 points on short covering, and Cana- dian Pacific rose to 162W. compared to a low this year of 135. with a net gain of 21 polntB for the day, on reports buying from foreign sources. American Telephone gained 11 points on the steps taken toward property uni- fication, but the generat advances in the active list were confined to fractions. Time money rates were nominal and call money loaned throughout at 6 per cent, on mixed collateral and 6H per cent, on all Industrial. The feature of the foreign exchange market was the early advance of 55 points In pesetas with a net gain of 30 points, and weak- ness" In sterling and francs, with a de- cline of 1U centimes in the exchange on Paris. Other neutrals were also easier. Not. only was the news from our own harvest country more favorable than had been expected, but Broomhall'B review of the European cro(f outlook In- dicated that England will have the blg- - sest grain crop in fifty years, and that results In France and Italy will be rela- tively favorable. TRACTOR CO.'S NOTES TAKEN. National City Company Is the Buyer. The Nntlnnnl Pltv rnmnan. 1. ...... chased 16,000,000 of Mollne Plough Com pany 7 per cent, serial notea maturing In six annual instalment from Septem- ber 1. 1S19. to September 1 1824 In. elusive. Proceeds from the sale will be used to fund bank loans which have been In- curred to Ufovlflff nritlittnnal wnptfln. oapltal made necessary by the Increased cost or. materials anu tne greatly en- larged volume of business being done by tho company, which Is the largest manu- facturer of tractors in the world. MONEY AND EXCHANGE. CALL RATES Sflxed Loans. nifh Low t Laat 6 Renewals Year" a hlrh Year's low t LOANS. Loans. Per cent. Sixty days....;... (it Ninety days ttf Four months... . 69 Klve months 6u Six months 60 PAPER. Indorsed Uillal Iieceivaoie. Sixty days Ninety days 6 banks 4H 41; 4rV 4f Ineligible banks tVi r.S7 C66 K6 293 ion 100 All High eu Low (ll Renewala 4u low lj All Industrials. 64f ((t &ix to COMMERCIAL Six Other six t ! d- - . Bid. Aak- IJld. Bid. Aak. Ellirll.le member EHilb'e no n- - member banke. bills hirh days Four W 'i 4U 4ii 4,'. 4i hi CLEARING STATEMENT. Clearinr exchaniea. 0CS' bal. ancea. M.57S.793 debit bal. ancea, I3.676,suj Pcderal credit bal. awe, lll,s,r,72. DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. Host on. par: Chlcaio. par; St, to 10c. bid: San Francisco, par; Mon. IMOO premium; Cincinnati, par; Jlln. neapolla, 10c. premium, SILVER PRICES. Bar silver In WKc. unchanged; butineaa price. Includinar premium. ofl He; In London. 4JHd. unchanged; Mexican dollars, "Sc., up 1c. FOREIGN EXCHANGE, Stfrllnr Low. Laat. Demand... 4.75V4 4.714 4.76C0 4.7664 4.7660 Demand... Cablea rates TIME Hired Prime of exch. 4. Strrllnr 6.14:6 Paris China Horurkong Shanrhal 19 Greece 42.11 42.11 India-Calc- utta 6.1126 Italy 48. SI Yokohama M.T9 Scandinavia-Stockh- olm Copenhagen Curittlanla, 19.29U Spain South America 33.40 Rio 1.0304 Argentina lluenoa Ayrea... S.1I26 Rtsltterland Ruaala ruble Induatriaja. Year-- a Year's Per cent. Sixty days Mnety months tea Five months months months e Namea Three In months .,,?? Aak. IIOURE House 139(1,07 reserve Louis discount treal, New York, (official price), lOlVio.. lUfh. 4.T5H Cables Franc- e- Normal Holland Japan (sold) rubles 6.07 C.(6 5.M Yesterday's demand checks, 4.7114 M.00 20.00 M'.i K.7J 311, ti.M 11.16 25.00 244 MM 411. 11.10 t 4i M e 4 ' .67 or (.07 7.51 (4 . 4.06 12 40 TIME BILLS ON LONDON, 4!s Prev. cloae. 4.7SU 4.7660 cloae llH Cablea, 4.7C60 14.15 120 20.06 uy. IS.71 7.60 MV. il.3 M.70 11.46 SAM 241i 4i 4.04 11.70 11.90 Bankeral Commercial. M 4.7114I60 dy W days 4.70.Q OW..... 4.J 20, 1918. Day's Bales 190,774 Year to date ., 8S,S0O,17 flirt. I As? 17 46 3H 1 83 M 88 96 69M 4SH 92 84 41 18Va 85H 84 Sl'Vl 41 V4 78 H 68 78 U 0 74 109H 109H 108 126 9BH 167 68U 95 95 17H 65 64 81 1P2K S44 R4H 83 39H 26 144H 25H 160 68 Vi 84 67H 48W 1M 25 H 65 U 76H 67V4 16 30 47 21 34H 89 43 6S 80S 80 109 i 58 15 34 29 145 160 81 45 31 44 81 45 96 61 87 125 28 102 29 31 18 47 33 21 162 100 14 115 26 57 20 100 27 52 91 91 9 23 55 50 17. 58 103 19 124 73 42 106 89 65 37 43 58 31 43 44 38 50 36 6 63 100 23 89 92 102 11 31 87 23 63 43 19 150 71 43 102 124 1017. ' 8 127 61 111 110 80 61 10- 38 14 19 81 43 45 19 37 17 46 3 33 83 97 70 47 98 86 41 18 86 34 55 41 78 67 78 96 74 110 110 109 126 95 160 58 96 96 18 ' 65 82 103 95 54 33 40 26 145 26 161 68 35 57 48 78 26- - 66 77 85 16 32 47 23 34 89 43 68 30 80 110 59 15 35 29 146 162 81 45 31 8 2 8 .4 48 97 51 87 126 28 102 30 35 18 48 33 22 165 101 15 116 26 57 21 101 27 53 92 92 9 24 56 60 17 59 103 20 125 Corp. 73l 5i 42 107 90 66 38 41t4j2Wr C0 31 31 43 45 39 51 36 70 S 102 24 89 92 103 11 31 87 23 64 44 19 151 71 45 109 124 102 '8 128 61 111 110 81 51 10 38 15 20 82 43 46 19 38 12 71 II 0' 2J 3 4 6 t "I 7 3 4 1 of operating operating Operating January 1 operating Net operating rtvenve.. Operating operating operating Operating January 1 rtet operating Operating operating Net operating Operating January 1 Net operating revenue,, Operating For twelve earnings.. Ntt earnings.... galea. Sfonth revenue. Income revenue. Income revenue. Income revenue. Income Total revenue, income Income months 1C00 Advance Humely Advance Humely pf 2100 Alaska Gold Mine 100 Alaska Juneau Q M 400 Mf? 300 Mfp: pf... 600 Am Agrl Chem 400 Boot Sugar X 900 Can 100 Can pf 400 Am & Foundry ip am i.ouon uu 600 POO 400 Am Tilde ft Leather..., Hide & Leather 300 Am International 8.16 600 200 800 Linseed Linseed Co HOOiAm Smelt & rtef. 200 A. llOOIAm Sugar 66 Sugar Sugar 2300Am Sumatra Tobacco... & Tobacco 4. Woolen Woolen pf 70 Woolen pf L ft Anaccndn Copper Associated Co 300lAtch. ft Santa Fe pf ju at, ci w I IE Da Id Locom Works. & B Rapid Transit lOOIDooth Fisheries lOOlnurns 1100 34300 June Total revenue.. From Total Total revenue, From revenue.. From Oross 700 Am Am Am Car Am pf. ice. 3.60 Am Co, Am pf. Am Am Smelt Sec Steel 200 Am lief Am Uef 100 Am Itof pf. ...... 3R00 Am Tel Tel 200 Am 600 Am 100 Am 'Am Am Zinc, Smelt 1100 100 Top uuir 000 win Ohio Steel Bros 1145 6300 100 100 2000 1100 200 200 300 1900 1000 216 3900 100 100 100 Am 400 200 400 Butte ft Superior Coppcrl Canadian Pncinc. Central" Leather Ccrro de Pasco Copper. ChesBpenke Ohio Chi. Mil & St Paul Chi. Mil ft St raul pf... i.ni, it i & p. 400lChl. n I ft P 6 pc pf.. cm, it i & l 7 pc pf Chi, 81 P, M & Omaha. t.niio copper. lOOlClev. C. C & 8t Louis.,.. 600jCol Fuel ft Iron 100 Colorado ft Southern Gas & Electric. Gas. 600 400 400 Corn Products Tlcf Crucible Steel Cuba Cnno Cuba Cane Sugar pf. ... ueiaware ft Hudson.... DIst Securities Corp Krle Fed Mining- ft Smelt pf. Gaston W & Wlgmore. uen Klcctric Co. 3600lGen Motor Corp 200 Gen Corp 200 floodrich, B F 750 Great Northern Ore ctfs. 100 Greene Cananea Copper. 200 Gulf States Steel 100 Haskell ft Barker Car... 100 Illinois Central 1600 Inspiration Con Copper. . 200Interhoro Con Corp pf... 400jlnt Harvester of N J.... 5400 Int Mer Marine 22800llnt Mer Marine pf Nickel Paper 500 Kansas City Southern... 100 Kelly Springfield Tire.... 200 Kennecott Copper 100 Lee Rubber ft Tire 100 Liggett ftMyers Tob.... 300 Liggett ft Myers Tob 6102 Lorlllard, P, Tob rights.. ft Nashville... 200Maxwell Motor 200lMaxwell 1st pf.... lOOlMaxwoll 2d pf. ... Petroleum lOOIMInml Copper Steel ft Ord 200 Minn. St P ft SSM 75lMlnn, SIl'&SS H Knn ft Tex pf.. Pacific 200 Missouri Pacific pf. 100 National Cloak ft Suit.... 600 National Conduit & Cable 300 Natlonnl Load Co 100 Natlonnl Lead pf 100 Now Orleans.Tex ft Mex. 800 New York Air Brake.... 900New York Central 7200 400 300 100 400 1700 4300 2000 1200 1200 2600 1900 2000 1500 1600 1000 New York. N H Hart ft Western '107 Northern Pacific Nova Scotia S ft C. Ohio Cities Gas uvjiiiiu Fuel Supply . . 100 Ontario Mining 200IOwens Machine EOOIPaciflc Mnil 800 Pacific Mall rights ... 600 It U.... IDO'Pcoples Gan, Chicago . 100 100 400 3U0 200 900 9; 100 600 900 300 200 100 100 100 200 800 300 , 300 100 200 200 100 100 500 500 200 Net Oil operating 1,49,339 . Co Sugar Motor pf nf. Motor Motor Co 806 THE WEDNESDAY, 21, 1918. NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE PRICES. Tuesday, August rs rs Locomotive... Foundries..... 400lHnU.lmore 2600lncthlehem 1200lllrooktyn lOOIColtimbia lOOIConsolldated SOOIInternatlonnl 1400Internntlonal lOOlLoulsville 1900'Mexlcan lSOOlMldvale lOO'Mlssourl, ROO'Mlssourt 17 3 2 33 96 46 93 85 41 19 86 31 55 41 66 72 95 68 95 18 65 65 81 94 65 84 39 25 26 68 35 57 48 25 65 16 21 34 43 68 30 80 68 15 34 29 81 45 31 44 84 96 51 37 28 29 35 18 48 33 21 101 16 67 21 27 53 92 92 9 23 55 60 17 68 19 73 42 Norfolk Silver Bottle Pennsylvania 90 65 37 43 9 CO 32 43 44 Plerpe Arrow Motor 38 Pittsburg Coal of Pa.... Pittsburg & West Va. ... 36 Pressed Car 70 Railway Steel Spring .... 62 Railway Steel Spring pf. 101 Ray Consol Copper 23 Rending 90 Republic Iron ft Steel. .. . 92 Royal Dutch Co Louis ft San Francisco 11 Sinclair ft Ref 31 Southern Pacific 87 Southern Railway 23 Southern Railway pf 63 StuUebnkcT Corp ex dly.. 44 ITenn Copper ft Chem.:. . 19 Tcxbh Co 151 Tobacco Products 71 Twin City Rapid Transit. 4S Underwood Typewriter ..105 Union Pnclflc 1124 United Cigar Stores 1102 United Ry Investment. ...I 8 U 8 Industrial Alcohol. .. 1128 U 8 Rubber I 61 US Steel ni US Steel pf Utah Copper 80 Va-Cn- Chwnlcal 51 Wabash 10 'Wabash pf A 38 Western Maryland 14 Western Pacific 19 Western Union Tel 81 E ft M. . .. 43 White Motor 45 Willys-Overlan- d 19 Wisconsin Central 36 616,200 Odd lots. Odd transactions are rocorded separato unless sales were made prices outside the regular full range. PUBLIC tTTILm EARNINGS. IOWA TELEPHONE, SK0.2S9 Ine. 16,114 Dec. 63.338 Dec. 2,144.573 Inc. 614,367 Dec. 607,880 Dec. NORTHWESTERN TELEPHONE, Month of Jun- e- VM.VA 118.692 Inc. 113,663 Total operating revenue. 3,216,160 812,361 703,500 NEBRASKA TELEPHONE. Month of Jun- e- $247,741 71,520 62,923 Dec. Total revenue, Steel Inc. 457,173 314,615 MISCELLANEOUS EARNINGS. PACIFIC COAST COMPANY, Month of Jnne Groai earnlnga 3239,266 Dec. Net earnlnga , 73,160 Dee, .. E.I16.'00 Deo. ........ I J,N( IOO, S23.62S 1.837 13,616 126.967 19, 63.162 319L463 22,067 13,380 1IL34S 132,066 83,333 310,663 190 70.408 6,346 20,174 (98,792 4,264 44.004 .A SUN, AUGyST 46 83 69 78 78 90 110 109 109 126 167 95 159 76 70 32 46 110 146 157 46 126 165 103 123 50 103 St Oil no Westlnghouse Am Chicle.. 31 Am Oh pf.. 60 Am SI a F, 73 Am V. 96 Am T V pf 80 A D T N J. 63 P C. 3 Broa '4V 1 p 80 Broa 4 2 p 70 Uor C Milk. 90 Bor C M pf 94 Bush T nf.. Celluloid ...144 63 Chllda pf.. Col Graph. Col Or pf.. Crk W nf.. 7914 89l Type Atlaa Barnh Spin Damn Spin Chtlda Co... 96 63 63 98 D L & W Co.163 Gray in t.. 4 Bid. Am Drass ,,.326 A 4k 11 Mfg.. 3 A BMfg 20 Atlas Paw. ...173 Atlas Pow pf 67 Dab ft WI1.. 110 Bile. E W...375 Bltaa. E W pf 60 Can F A F...180 Carb Steel ...118 flarb Stl 1 pf 93 Carb Stl 2 Pi TO Colta Arms... 62 if P new.796 117. 120.291400 lllsh eat. 17 46 3 2 33 88 96 69 47 3 86 41 19 86 34 55 41 78 67 78 90 74 110 109. 109 127 97 157 68 95 96 18 66 65 81 103 95 55 84 39 25 145 26 162 68 35 57 49 79 25 65 76 70 1C 32 47 21 34 89 43 68 30 80 110 59 15 35 29 146 162 81 45 31 44 84 46 96 61 37 126 28 103 30 35 18 48 33 21 105 101'101 16 114!ll4'll4 ' 26 67 21 101 27 53 92 92 9 24 66 60 17 69 103 19 73 42 90 65 37 44 9 60 32 O 43 44 3S 60 36 70 63 101 24 90 92 11 31 87 23 63 44 151 72 43 105 125 8 61 111 110 80 51 10 38 14 19 81 43 48 19 37 Aak, 33 06 39 86 66 33 60 96 97 93 160 67 98 66 67 103 170 6 Ask. 238 31 17' 89' 1121 400' 76 195 120 98 73 13 JI05 17 46 I 33 83 96 69 46 93 86 41 19 85 34 65 41 78 66 78 90 72 109 109 109 126 95 157 68 95 95 18 66 65 81 103 94 54 83 39 26 145 25 159 68 3!i 57 48 78 23 65 76 70 32 46 21 34 89 43 68 30 R0 110 58 16 34 29 146 167 81 45 31 44 83 46 96 61 37 125 28 102 29 34 18 48 33 1 1 L 165 14 19 6 57 21 101 27 53 92 92 9 2.1 55 60 17 58 103 19 123 73 42 89 65 37 43 9 60 31 O 43 44 38 50 36 69 62 101 23 89 92 103-1- 31 87 23 63 43 19 150 71 43 105 124 102 8 127 1 111 110 80 51 10 35 14 19 81 43 45 19 36 17 46 3 3 33 83 96 69 47 93 86 41 19 86 34 55 41 78 66 78 90 74 109 109 109 1Z6 95 167 58 95 95 18 65 65 81 103 94 54 83 39 25 145 25 161 68 35 57 48 78 25 65 78 70 16 32 47 21 89 43 - 68 30 80 110 68 15 35 29 146 160 81 45 '31 44 83 46 96 61 37 126 28 102 29 34 18 48 33 21 101 15 114 26 57 21 101 27 53 92 92 9 23 56 60 17 59 103 19 73 42 107 89 65 37 44 9 60 31 2 ' 44 38 60 38 69 63 101 24 9 92 103 11 31 87 23 63 44 19 160 71 43 105 124 8 127 61 111 110 80 61 10 38 14 19 81 43 46 19 37 1910. 1,344.000 101,767,679 Note lot not In at of lot Net Inc. Inc. Inc. Inc. Inc. Inc. Inc. Inc. Dec. 103 102 101 Bid. pt Du 126 107 103 102 128 107 nr. 165 126 43S1 102 MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS. Hid. nock V TV. Hi Int Silver pf 60 Llmo Loc pf 73 Midi Lime.. 14 Mlcti L nf.. 19 Nat Caaket . 94 N J Z nw at. 15 Oils Bier .. 43 Otla Eler pf 74 rnejpa it ,,770 Pratt A W p 93 Rem Type... 224 Rein T 1 pf 90 Rom T 3 pf 77 Ry Bak Pdr.ltO Ry H P pf. 90 Sal OH L 67 Singer Mfg.. ICO W C Kerr... 61 WC Ktrr pf 80 Yale T....200 STEEL AND ORDNANCE STOCKS. Bid. Eastern Steel, u Kmp S ft I.. 43 Emn S ft I nf 71 Ulerc Pow ...233 Mere ins pi. 107 pf. 2 Nllee-B-- ....130 NIlra.B-- pf,, 97 Penn R Steel.. 61 Rcorill Mia-.- .. 400 Thomas Iron.. 26 winch 11 a. .176 Woodward Ir. 45 Net Change. H ' ' ' ' 2 1 1 2 ' 1 1 i ' 2 Vi 2 "i l 3 2 1 Vi 1 1 1 1 1 " " 1 1 1M line Aak. ! 73 Z 17 21 99 230 77 K0 91 294 96 0 180 91 60 1(2 66 (3 21V Aak. 94 M 82 246 10) I 6 129 100 (3 426 35 750 IS GOSSIP OF WALL STREET. Price Hold Firm. Thtre was tittle to distinguish yester- day's mWrket session and traders con- fined their activity to a few Issues which were moderately responsive to their op- erations. The Marine Issues and the bonds ovT this company were strong and at times active, while the standard shares were firm with a rising tendency. The rails are still waiting on the deci- sion of the Director-Gener- al regarding the rental contract and were quiet ex- cept for Canadian Pacific, which will not be affected by the 'American control act. General Motors. , General Motors responded to urgent buying yesterday and reached a new high for the movement at 162, register- ing a net gain of 2 points on the day. The situation at present, as ex- plained by a financier close to tho Du-ra- nt Interests, Is that the controlling people In General Motors are determined to get rid of the shorts, and there Is lit- tle prospect that the premium will bo re- duced. Bears In this stock now are Chiefly a few bl ones, well able to stand any financial settlement they may be compelled to make, as the smaller shorts have practically all covered. Plans for the consolidation of the various automo- bile companies with General Motors are progressing and a special meeting of stockholders has been called for August 17, at Wilmington, Del., to vote on tho proposed Increase In the capital stock. W. C. Dunsnt. who returned Monday from an Inspection trip to Detroit, spoke optimistically to his financial associates regarding the merger, which Is being ef- fected to take care of after the war trade more than for any immediate Great Ilrltnln'a Mnfarlnir Notes. Bankers are watching with Interest the' approaching maturity of 3192,786,-09- 0 United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland 5 per cent, notes, which are due September 1, and It Is under- stood in financial quarters that the notes will be paid at maturity. It was suggested that the United States Government might arrange a credit to cover the Issue, but this was not believed necessary and tho fact that bankers do not expect any ex- change difficulties Indicates that ar- rangements have already been per- fected to meet them. The notes are now selling around 100. , Unification of Telephone Cos. Plans of the Government to unite all the country's telephone systems Into one central organization were accepted as favorable to American Telephone and Telegraph Company, whose stock advanced vigorously on hurried short covering. The declaration of the regu- lar quarterly dividend was also a fac- tor, but the unification of tho telephone companies was considered more impor- tant. One Instance which came to bankers' attention was that of a com- pany controlling several minor tele- phone concerns on the Pacific coast, which were purchased from the Ameri- can Telephone and Telegraph Company a few years ago under court decree. Now a representative Is In the East pre- pared to resell lo the American Tele- phone Interests the properties wfilbh they disposed of under court direction. It was considered especially significant that officers of the American Telephone Company were requested by the Post- - mojtter Henernl tn lnv..Hi,al. tl.A ln.l. pendent lines and to formulate a plan of unification. Canadian Pacific. Canadian Pacific continued its advance on an increased volume of sale, and In those houiet which have been credited with buying for foreign interests it was said that orders are still being executed' for the same accounts. A fairly large snort interest exist In tho ntock and some buying was for bears who are sat- isfied that Canadian Pacific's present po- sition Is greatly changed from several months ago. In addition it was men- tioned In some circles that the Canadian Government might acquire the railroad properties of Canadian Pacific, which would necssltate the disposal of the road's shipping and hotel holdings. American Hide and Leather. In addition to the Interest of traders In the forthcoming annual meeting of the American Hide and Leather Com- pany, when some important changes In the directorate are expected, the show- ing made by the company In the year ended June 30 last caused some com- ment. It was emphasized that the com- pany's net liquid assets were the largest in Its history, for In addition to the of current assets, swhleh equal 188 a share on the outstanding $12,500.-00- 0 preferred stock, another 350 per share could be roallred easily from prop- erties figured at only one-fift- h of their book value. The 311,001.574 figure is after deduction for bonded debt and In- terests Identified with the company have plans which call for expansion of the leather business, details of which may be made known somo time after the an nual meeting early next month. An other factor In the Hide and Leather situation Is the 117 per cent, of accumu- lated dividends on tho preferred stock, which may be met sooner than Is com monly expected by outsiders. I'nbllc L'tlllty nates. Financial needs of public utilities throughout the country are receiving the attention of bankers, and the statistics compiled of 100 principal cities tn tho United States with a population of 50,- - 000 and more, showing that In forty- - six fare Increases have been granted were read with Interest. In forty-on- e other cities applications for higher rates aye pending, whllo In ten cities no re- quest has come from trnctlon corpora- - lions. In Iloston, Pittsburg, Cambridge, Mass., Wilmington, Del.; Tacoina, Wash., and Somerville, Mass., Seven rent fares are now In effect, while six cent rates prevail in at. Louis, Kansas City, Pert-lan- d, Ore.: New Haven, Scranton. Fall River, Lowell, Bridgeport, Hartford, New Bedford, Lynn, Lawrence, Waterbury, Manchester, WilKcs-Barr- o and Ilrockton. Luxuries Less Popular. Luxuries are not as popular as before this country entered the war, especially those which come from other countries, as a statement issued by the National City Dank shows. Importation of lux- uries Into the United States In the fiscal year 1918 shows a material decrease when compared with the preceding year and a more marked decline compared with the year before the war. In art works the value of the Imports In 1918 Is but about $11,000,000. ngnlnst in 1917 and $35,000,000 In the fiscal year of 1914. In automobiles tho value of Imports this flsral yrnr was only $60,000. compared with $2,000,000 In 1913, and more than $2,000,000 In 1911. In food articles classed as lux- uries a decline Is also noted, cheese Im- ported In the 1918 period being only 9,000,000 pounds, compared with 15,000,-00- 0 pounds In 1917 and 61,000,000 In 1914. PARIS MARKET. Paris, Aug. 20. Trading was active on the bourse Three per cent, rentes, 62 francs 70 centimes for cash. Kxchange on London, 26 francs 99 centimes. Flvo per cent, loan, 87 francs 75 Custom House Itecelpta, Reoelpts for duties at the Custom House yesterday were $246,031,80, of which $111,691,93 was for merchandise withdrawn from bonded warehouses and $181,431.17 for recent Importations. BONDS IN NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE. Tuesday, August'20, 1918. DavV sales 87.361.000 $3,120,000 Year to date 953,805,000 593,283,000 BONDS. U. S. Liberty 8s (1932-47- ) 100.94 U. S. Liberty 1st bonv. 4s (1932-47)- .. 94.10 U. S. Liberty 2d 4s (1927-4- 2) 93.96 U. 8. Liberty 4s (1928) 95.54 U. S. Liberty 1st conv. 4s (1932-47- ) 94.16 U. S. Liberty 2d conv. 4s (1927-42- ). 93.96 94.00 Tlfl 3H 30. 3 SO 8 360.. 14 7. 3. 7 0 46 fiA 88 tO R. 1. 6. 3. B. 10. 31(1. 6. United Stales Government Bonds Detailed Transaction. Liberty 100.04 100.08 100.04 100.8S .101.00 10O.9R .101.001' 100.98 14S. 631 10I.0OL 101.13 101.03 101.04 101.03 101,00 101. 74. 101.06 ..101.04 ..101.00 ..101.08 ..101.10 .,101.04 ..101.03 ..101.0M ..lot. in 30 101. OS 31 101.01 84 101.00 3. ...1101.O4 3 101.0(1 131 101.08 33 101.10 Am Sec Ss 5 0 1 3 3 8 U6Llbrrty1at4s U8I.lbertr2d4s .03.081' Railroad, Industrial, Foreign Government ftnd Other Bonds. rorn 31.. IIIdeAL 4 0734 extctfaptpd 077a Am TATcv 6s a.. 16 071 ctfefull Dil 4s AngloFrench 3i I 4 93T4 8 0414 AmTAT 3 4 -. ..11378 2 043fl 8714 Chi 41 041i Am Writing H 81 813s 04V . ..88 IChin.tQlllHil 10. . 1.. 1.. 11. . 4.. 0. . 40. . 5. . .941 . .04s . .941j . .0438 . . N . .0411 .niNi 04.10 93.86 ATASFgenti 04V BaltAO gold 94N 5V4s 73S; 23. 9878 Stl 19191 44. so. it). .04 Rap CM .09 .087s CltyofLyona Bkn Tr 041a certificates City .08 Bush Bldg 041t Paris Cal Oas 013 United Klnrdm 6H1 HUnew 7 l..aS. 091a 1919 983s 9814 083. ,,,987-1- 8 9S1g ons mi 1 OSU 081s Japanese 2d4 Va DA NY Clty4la0 9434 NY City UJJ Copper Govt. Lllierty 3Hs I.lNrry Lllierty Liberty 4Vis..., Liberty Liberty 3s, registered Ss, Sa, S, registered, 1946 registered 4s, coupon Psnama, 2s, Panama, l'snsma, coupon Panama, reglstrrd. stocks which Asked. Adams Ex W4 Alb Sus.113 pi. AmllkNte AmllkN pf AmllH pf Am Bk AmflkS Am pf.107 Tr Co 2a. Am Coiy OoiO Am F.xn. Am 14 Am Ice pf. Am Loc pf Am Malt Am pf Am Ship .113 AmSmlt Pf.l4 Am Snuff.. AmSnuft pf ASumTb AmTob pf. AmTelftCo. AmWP pf. 344 AmZino pf. 44 Dry Gda. ADG 1 pf. ADO PU40 Asseta 111.. Top SF. S34 AtUtr&A 84 Coast AOftWI pf. 634 Hatnptlae Bald pf. 101 HaltftO pt. SS4 lUrrctt .... narrett pf 100S Ck Beth He!h57 BethS 6 p.iOii; HUnlhKlas. llrownSh. BrownS pf Brunswick. P. BRftP pf.. Burnall 112 Bush Term lltuterlck.. i Uutte Zinc. 11H Cal Pack... 424 Cal Pctm... Ui CalPet pf Cal Aria.. Can Sou Caee Cen 1'dy.. Cen Fdy pf 424 CIath pf.ITlS rtANGK 1 101.08 181 101.10 101.08 101.10 101.08 101.10 101.13 . 3... .. 1... ..101.00 ..101.10 ,101.13 101.10 1 101.13 44. ... 13. 1.. 18. 2.. 30. . 136 Bonda. rot!pm, 101.10 101.14 101.08 101.10 . 93.D3 ..03.08 ..04.00 ..93.96 ..94.00 Am 6s ICI1AQ 0.17h 4 4Ki rtilAEaatlll 821a CMAStPcv 80-1- ChlMIIAStP 41 BA06al95l 70A) 7to O MA 4Ha 74 FrencbRep 13 C 31 A P 6s 4H 99 11 2. 087g,Bkn 7a A 99 US. 951a nsta .0.113 4s Kip 3s . A of Mar- - tellies 6a 6s 10 3 sola ly of 61 A E 3s 2 0Ha yi 24 5. , . . 12 3 KS As D 2 4s . . tl'i 871a Cen Oa fn Vermont 873g It. 8H4 8138 .81 SII4 Cbes 44i Tda 7ia ChlAAlton Hi 3(U .TJtj Chi Alton Chile 1U5 S. 4s 3d 4i registered 2s, coupon coupvi 2s, registered 1918, regis tranaacUons yesterday: 53 ft h 93 41 (2 S.. C P .m p 75 . H ft til 97 3 M 42 80 SO p 9) 9't 60 A 11 47 At . W . 14 L 93 . . S3 p. Jl ,3 . 96 11 ft 70 82 ft 66 80 . 32 41 47 8. 3. SO 33 79 . . . 8. 180 101 BID QUOTATIONS 63'; Hi 10.1 KK 1014 1024 103 OF . . ..04 00 . Asked.llkluMkecl 93.82 91.10 93.82 K.. 1M' 60. 3... 1... Closing I'enSoATl Ch&Alt CSl'AO CCCStl. t'lllettl ColftSo ColftSo CompTab.. Can.... CnnCau CrexCarpt. Sug.135 CubASuar Dcnftlta DSSftA ElkllnrnF ElkllF Fisher OenChm Clears. (Iranby Ooodrlch OlfMftN llartman... pf.1074 DIVIDENDS. Record. rroducts Ilorden'a 3Iergenthaler Linotype Quaker Quaker Quaker Oypaum DIVIDEND TABLE. Copper Oeneral Chemlcnl Oxltvle pf Lanston Mnnntypo Machine,,,, Standard Milling Standard Milling (stock) tttandard Milling Thursday International Mills.... Internatlonul Cotton Friday-Amer- ican Refining.. American Window lluckeye Cupper Copper, extra.. (!ln., Creacent Oeneral Milling Milling pf Mahoning Investment National Lead Standard LIBERTY (Sales In $1,000 lots.) 07 04.00 03.08 03.00 04.00 03.98 .03.98 04.00 101... 61.. ..93.94 ..03.90 03.88 03.83 Lib let 4.4 11. 22. 1.. ...04,10 ...O4.0S ...04.10 ...04.18 04.18 Lib 4's 12.. 43. . 20.. 83. . ..03.98 ..04.00 ..93.98 (Sales In Copper 10.. 10014 ..79 iolnt 943g 15 037gl Clt BQ III .9414 Armour '3 3 . x3 4s 4 8 Is 1 1 . St 1' CT 41 3 10 fd Beth 10 8 deb ouia 5. ctfs AS .90U AAtt Steel. 2. 1. 1941! 4s, 04.00 03.98 I .. I 2 T . a 1 1 1 3a, S 1 04 1 2 cn Ss .3 .... 4s 2 n . . CAO CT M 46 10 81 6 3 10 81 2 ... 1 . AO 1 1 4 . . . . 3 2 I 1 40 10 A 3i 3 St 7 4 V. 1st 4s 2d 4 2d 83 no 30 W pf 91 3.1 43 SI SO 173 9) 41 13t 1 91 Pi 60 50 13 II Mi 91 ro 4 t2 44 98 81 93 83 3 0 4 20 17 48 1 1 3 U8 4. 1. 3 U S 5 0.1 3 1 1 3 3 8 20 50 3 St 2 29 3s, 1 38 1 30 4 82 69 70 39 106 Ml 113 30 4s 1 7oia Cll RIAPref 4s 88 7 OSIg Col So ext 4lfi 2 73U 1.. 85... 2 73U Con Oas cv 61 0 00 Corn Prod 3i 14 20 991a A 41,1 2 7138 Den Rio 4i 1 86H Erie cv ser 0 4Ua Erie cv ser 1 48U Erie cv 2 8 621a Erie gen 4s .53U OulfAShlpIal Hud A Man ad 1 1934 5 19?g 5 2 197a Ang. 20. Aug. 19. Itld, 101.OS 101.12 100.84 1CO.90 94.10 M.20 94.04 94.10 9S4 1064 43.' 93.86 93.84 94.20 94.04 03.86 93.84 96.43 95.41 994 S3 106H 1064 S3 price of in there ncro Bid. pf.131 L. At L. Beech nuffR pf.... 344, 944 914 124 ll". S43i .03.9(1 2d 48, 79 77 StP 87 Den 9i Asked. of N J.193 102 Cert Prod.. .. Chan Mot. 88 Chi A Alt.. 14 pf. S, Chi NW. a rNv pf. .1241; Ot West. 74 V Ot W lit. 21 pf..l) Chlno Cop. 3Ts nf. 62 Clete it Pit. .. Cluctt Pby. W pf S4 1 pt 4'; 2 pf 344 Con Calan . 9 Con Coal . . ConO of 11. Con 71 pf Con Insur. 32 pf.. Wi Cnifetl nf.. S'i Cub A 2 pf 90 831s ft W. ICS 94 Deere pf .. 92 99 Co 80 844 104 83 11 10 42 6) 84 SS S3 98 6a 11 0 A O 4s A 4s B 4a D 3s 1. 91 98 83 Si 91 63 CR ft C U 03 9$ 45 90 D L uei lua Den ft H(i. 4 pf 64 Del ft Mck .. Del United. Dome Mill. S'i DuISS ft A 3 Pf. 64 . 2S4 pf. 40 Klec St or 52 Erie ftPitta .. Krle 1 pf 32 Erie 2 pf. 224 Fed M ft S 12 lkly 31 Fisher Tl pf 94 Oen Chem. 182 pf 994 (ieu 494 Con Cgi pt S3 W pt 9n4 (It Nor pf. 92 (iulfM 'ft M 9 pf 23 nitsst 1 Pf .. 44 Hat N.I Harv Co.... 63 Stock of Am. Coal Co., pf, IK Hept. 26 Am. Tel. ft Tel. Co.. q, 2 Sept. 20 Cnnd. Milk Co. pf, U, 14?e Kept. 1 Elk Horn Coal Corp.. 2 .Sept. 2 Co.. 241. Pept. 4 Oats Co., q, 3T... Oct. 1 Oats Co.. spl, 1ft.. Oct, 1 Oats Co., pf, q, It?, Nov. 15 U 8 Co., pf, q. H.9J Sept. 15 EX y rtnnx Flour Mills pt Cotton Mills pf.. Smelt, ft (Hues pf... Pipo Line Cerro de Pasco Cerro de Pasco New O. ft Texaa l'uc pf Pipe Line Cigar pf Lake of Woods Lake nf Woods ,,,, ,,,, pf. Oil ot New York .93.08 . .03.98 .93.90 03.00 03.84 18.. ..01.14 .03.98 . .93.98 . .93.98 04.00 Chile 10 73 ser 10 70 20 q, 93.SS 61.10 93.86 93.48 Bid. 220 MS 21 89 19 914 1311 244 130 .19 t?7 M C3 107 504 47 4 94 83 97 72; 101 SI 63 10) 91 160 103 175 97 1W f. ; 83 88 4 5 84 311 47 3:4 234 134 36H 91 189 101 318; 194 81)4 1004 92, 124 3S 1024 32 n'.i 64 Pay able. Oct. IB Oct. 15 Sept. 15 fept. 10 Sept 30 Oct. 15 Oct. 15 Nov. 30 Sept. 30 II. SO 2 18.TV 14 It Hi iwr. 11.00 1 n r 14 ,V...3V' . . 12.00 tl .00 2Sc 1V! 73c . .. 2". 24 1Sr 13.00 I Jit. 1918. 1917. High. 101.14 94,14 94.00 95.66 94.18 33, ,,,,.03.08 2 03.08 11 03.96 17 03.98 4 94.00 7 93.94 13. 30. 25. 81 81, 10, 10. II. 33. 1. 33. 1. 3. 13 28. 177.. 181.. 20.. 80.. ..93.02 ..03.08 ..04.00 ..93.08 j. 04.00 .93.94 93.90 93.98 ...93.1 ...03 ...93.88 ...93.88 ...03.81 .93.80 tl 8 Lib 3d 4 10. . I.. 40. 1.94 93.84 ...03.68 ...98.60 ...03.62 ...03.60 ...08.48 ...08.44 SO 08.48 30 08.42 S1.000 lots.) Hud A rdg 3a Serlei A 3 a IndlanaSteel Ss 2 04ia' Ciencon 4s Interlioro -- Met! col trust 4 Hi 1 . .8018 1 SOU Interb R T ref Ss 1966 8 781a 101.00 registered 70la.NY Westch'ter 70U A 4Hs JJ.,.. 791a S3 I n 11 Mariners NorthernPaa 4a rfj 30 09 81 99U OrSh L 4s 0. 38. . 5. 80. . 25.. 15. . 5. . 20. 10. . 45. . 8. 19. . 1.. 40 37. . 20. 30. . 10 . 1 , . . .93 84 M 80 . . 15 . . . . . . . . Uoclc .do .99tg 1 .9014 .9939 .091 a .99U' .09 .09l .0014 Pennagm44s.V . ..09ia P 7a 1.. Pub Serv . .OWa . 0913 . .90 991 . .9914 . UOIg 0914 KCFtS A M 6 8 . . . lOOIg A M 7s 1 ... 110 3s 1937 3 71 LANE HAN 1st 1 lOHs MoK A Tex 4s 1 OIXt Mo Pac gm 41 1 .... A7U 25 871a 7 S; 571s Mont Pwr Si 1 . .88 31 A O new 61 1 101 Br cv6s 1 98 AND ASKED I niH at,..,! I 1... Home-lak- e. 72 ' Ar.. 1 ' Int Ag pi'.'. 604 iiwt ton... ,ia lutNk pf.. 9U Int fait Int Pap pf. 90 do pi n.. u Iowa Cen 3 Jewel Tea.. 20 do pf KC Ft & pf 63 KanCSo pf. 5j Kaaar. ltd uo 1st pi Kel Sp T pf SO Kel Wheel.. 24 UO pf 83 Keo Ac DM 3 uo pf Kresse S a. H5 do pf 100 Kress Co. .. fji do pf 10J King's Co E 87 Lat'Kde Use 82 Lako E ft W 74 do pf 16a Lack Steel. 83 Lorlllard. 114 do pf.. ..101 Loose-Wlle- a .'4 uo 1st pi. bi rf,. ''.I t.f r.. Lt'liUh Val 384 .Munnnttan, 974 .Man 4 Man Sup do Is, pf .. Mackay 74 do pt.. .. 644 Math Alk.. 39 iay up St. 6t ii pf .. . 98 Mex Pet pf !S4 Mich Cen - M&StL new 10i MS!J1 pf...l(K do L J.,.. 65 Mo K ft T. 64 Mor Ess. es .Moil Poner 63U pf Nat ..MiVHXa Il 1W K ft 3. 61 do pf ig Ncv Com., jo .MIOI.M 1 pf do 2d pf.. NV . 1. w pi.... Hi 13 lo lt pf. .. tin -- .4 ... N Y 204 20',, . . jo. 10 NorfAW if. 71) North Am.. 39 pf.lw Coast . 43 do 1st (In ,! ... r. Pac T ft t! 19 do pf Peoria & E. 44 l'ero Mar ct 14 do p ct... 3S4 do p ct. 64 pf Low. 94.10 93.82 95.40 94.08 93.84 S 98.44 32 08.48 19 06.60 8 08.62 103 08.80 88 03.83 0 08.80 12. 14. 10.. 31.. 4.. 23,. 7, ,06.48 ..06.80 ..06.48 .,96.80 ..08.62 12 03.80 10 08.63 2 93.60 R 08.48 38 08.43 3. 1. 0. 8. SO. 87 .08.44 ..08.48 ..08.44 ..06.43 ..03.40 10 08.44 1 08.43 80 08.48 6,.". ...06.82 S 08.42 IS 05.44 NY deb 61 St L con 4s 041g N Y Cen 4Ms 3 80?8 NY A.... .8014 NYN II A II cv 6s 1...-T- .831a A 80 1 Boston .... 98341 8034 fda- Air ... ll V) io.4 it pf. 8 2 2 5 2 p 4 86I4 1 88! B 1 2 sola Penna 4a 1943 1 . . .85 1.. s8...84la Ixrlllard ...09-iR-l 110 Corp Liggett Longlsl NY of N J IS 1 76I3 3 70 4 7834 50 7Bla Reading gm 41 2 82 RepIAS 31 1940 4 . . 92l Stl. A Iron M 3a 1 ona St Fran Series A 4 sgij 1 : .sosg s sola RtL ARanFnn Series B 4 7313 8tL A SaaFras adl 3 83 1 . . .Aglg St LASan Fran inc 12 80 10 497g 10 60 A ' Warvfn ... . . . 1 77 114 Dl tv; :t Its) C24 0 34 3 64 Uu U'O !7 23 86 7 60 1U0 1C3 w 10i 90 84'.. 1(6 lvS 1 !I4 39 lo: 3 in 1'7 75H to 44 63 1W 97 914 114 105 70 S 73U 70 lo ....ICIVs 1014 NashC4StL.105 Acme., 21 32 Ulscult 91 974 Nut NYCAStL...' OweiuB Pac Pan-A-m 91 Cen 614 10J IS 6 123 17 65 40 23 61 i?a; 71 41 110 53 mo M 224 90 6 ll 31 61 ..98.83 .,06.80 ..08.48 NYTelgm4Wa Atlnnlfl, IJoflMl., nn r Co.... 440 Iluikrje Pipe Line Co. 84 ('hraebrough Mfr Cona 320 Colonial Oil 10 Continental Oil Co.... 430 Crescent Pip Line Co. fO Cumberland P L Inc.. 1(0 Eureka Line Co.. 1S5 Oaleuo-Slifna- l O pf nw. 100 Cilena-Stiriia- l Oil. , . 103 Oatena-RIm- n t,f nl.t 81lg 86I4 .O0ia pf ... 100 116 do . do pf . 178 do pf & llpn Line .... ifo lipe Line ... 184 124 York 190 Pipe 100 ,mu uu 313 lVnn Mex Fuel Oil Corp ft Co . 61o pipes Una. Co., 253 Solar Co u.o Co... 172 Penn Oil Co ... 2to S Pcnn Pipe Oil of as Oil of Ind... coo Oil of Kan. . 410 OH of Ky... 330 Oil of Neb.. Ill Stand Oil nf N J . SI2 Oil of IS7 Oil nf 390 Swan A Finch Co .. Tank Une Co . Oil Co. . 325 Oil H o 8 O old slk Kx l () 15,645,000 634,964,000 Net 94.14 93:84 94.18 8 93.43 25 93.46 3 J. . 6 03.43 1 98.48 6 98.40 1 93.43 141 03.40 1 98.41 43 06.44 10 96.43 16 98.40 110 98.44 6 08.42 51 1 98.44 3 96.40 10 03.48 194 96.60 116 98.83 93.80 13 05.68 103 08.48 7 08.48 1 08.43 30 03.40 10 08.42 60 0S.4S 8 reg 60 1 69 SanAAAPassts 1 B5tg 3 88 I 631 4 L adj 3 547g Oil Ts 1 037a 4 03 10.. . 10 osta cv la 8 OHa S 013g ref 11 3 76 2 767g By gm 4i 1 3 63la 11 6314 Texas Co cv is 3 0914 1 34I3 Tol St 1 47 is 3 80 TJnlonPacrefls 8 78 1 79la S 6s 1 ... too V8 Is 10 8OI4 1 8OI4 D R Steel af ll 7 10., 4.. . 6. , .081s .. . ... .OS'S . . . .O8I3 15 98U 10 . Va Caro Ch ta S 97 8 97U Ss 1. . Va P S 5 78 West Md 1 68 Bid. S3 io y, 90 N Y 93 S3 U 4s A 3s 4s V 4a do pf.. . 93 pf 96 pf. 77H Phlla Co... 264 PtttFtWfcC. .. Pitt CI pf.. 814 Stl pf. 90 Pond IS pf 95 Pub Serv. 90 Pull Pal C.lll Rep Stl pf.101 Read 1st pf 37 - do 2d nf . 37 Rem ft Sir 102 Arms . 72 Mot. C Seab Air L. 74 do pi 20 Sears 140 do pf.... 116 691, do pf.. ..90 pf. 27 St L S W.. 20 do pf.. ,. 32 .. 154 SOl'0riO3UIM23 do Stun Mot.. 29U Mill pf 824 nf 814 Sun Steel.. 414 91 Texaa 15 do Ij T ..160 Ave. 17', TiilewatrrO Tob Iro pf 9 'TolStL&W.. 3 do pf .... 11 do ct f, pf ct . IS ft W 37"; TwnCtty 70 pf.loS II Has- - p. 70 Un Pac pf. 704 Illinois 90 Internal l'etroleim National Truruilt Transit Northern Line... Pierce 164 I'ralrle Oil Oas Prairie Refinlnir Southern I. South W Unta Standard Cal. Standard Stnndurd Standard KUndanl Standard Mandaul Ohio.. 90 Wsehlnxton Co.... enbsld "en bloc'UMO ou".,1852 dividend. Chg. 101.12 95.46 93.84 1916. Last. .96.44 08.40' 13 10634 Seabd Sinclair 02341 warrants SouthPac SouthPac South ThlrdAr LAW UnlonPaclflc Rubber Rubber SS...O8I4 ValronCAC S8...83 RyA Alked. Pierce--A TAWTa Pitt Creek PrStiCar Sav Saxon Hoeb.137 Slon-Shef- .. StL&SF Shattuclt Stand Studebk Third Trans 1'ndrwd Indiana I'ninii Vacuum unajMS pi. 102 L'n Alloy... ss Un Drug- - ,. (a do 1st pf. 48 do Sd pf . 76 1' S Exp.. Hn Fntit. 123 I'nllyln pf K4 USCslrPipe 134 to . 41T4 KSInAlc pf 91 ITSHItvAIm n PSIl 1st pf.1044 10.' S Smelt. 374 uo tn .... ca. Utah Sec 12 C pf lot V.l I C ft C 73 Wab pf II. 234 Wells Far.. 70 Wesths I pf no IV Md 2 pf 1 W Pac pf 591; Wh ft L U. S'i do pf .... 1S4 Wilson . f.74 do pf.. . ss WlllyaO pf Wootunrth 110 do pf ....112 Wort ., do pf A., a do pf 11,. C9 Ex dividend. STANDARD OIL ISSUES. Aug. 20. Hid. Asked. it's 15V; Co.. Now liie "all 930 470 93 310 40 440 33 130 196 100 103 110 153 93 14 20) 103 316 20 16 620 263 310 117 2ffl 93 217 610 4 CO 3J0 430 317 271 410 1W 98 3 31 0. 1.. S5...08U li; 4l; Va-- C 62V1 him 624 1S4 Asked. 930 440 69 3:0 10 30 140 183 98 l'O 10O 150 90 lSli IPO 10O 313 26 164 610 232 SO) 173 2.V. '.0 211 OV) 4(0 820 (2.1 M7 1 390 93 9( 323 31 1330 H67 4- - .02 .02 .02 SW Nat 0.114 adj 08a 983 Pie nf.. 12 100 98 SO 27 163 S3 99 20 99 93 112 1014 40 294 71 7 7 204 126 60 9 21 214 23 16 133 110 43 120 S3 96 424 98 154 200 19 180 974 8 18 i 13 42 IT.'. 108 73 ?14 320 33 73 60 18 17 121 16 181; ASH 97 ICVi U 4(4 13 104 73 24 71'i CI S3 61U .94 194 D9 95 S34 113 114 61 90 Aug. 19. Hid. 43 KO 470 93 3(0 40 4 k 33 1M 195 103 110 110 153 93 134 154 134 --V) 103 117 .10 16 620 236 jr.'l 177 2C0 93 211 610 40) 23) CiO 622 211 410 !1 98 330 PLAN AMERICAN SHIPPING COMBE Liquidation of International Mercantile, Marino a Pro paratory Stop. SIX COMPANIES INVOLVE? 7- To Compoto With British anf, German Interests After tho War. Plans are, beln perfected for ttis for. matlon of arrAmertcan shipping eorport. tlon under the leadership of the Interns, tlonal Corporation Interests, It wti learned yesterday. The new orris. Izatlon contemplates the amalgama- tion of the International Mercantile Marine Company, Atlantic. Gulf and West Indies Steamship Lines, United Fruit Company, Pacific Mall fitcamsti! Company and the New York Bhlpbulld. lng Company, and will be powerful enough to dominate the trans-Atlanti- c, trans-Paclfl- o and South American ship, ping- - Industry. The American Intern, tlonal Corporation already owns control of the Pacific Mall Company and ths New York Shipbuilding Company nl Its holdings of International Merrantllt Marine and United Fruit are sufficient to make It Influential In those corpora, tlons. Formal announcement of the new American marine combine Is not ex- pected until financial conditions m- aterially Improve but In quarters co- nversant 'with the details of the plan It was stated that the liquidation of tht International Mercantile Marine Corn-pa- which Is now being considered by the board of directors, Is the preliminary step In the formation of the huge co- nsolidation. Tentatlvo plans call fcr a capitalization of at least $260,000,001 for the corporation and It Is bellevct that tho scheme .has the approval of t United States Shipping Board, which realises tho Importance of American representation In over seas trade. A- nother reason for favoring such a co- mbination of shipping Interests is th necessity of American cooperation In meeting tho severe competition w hlch will result from British and German I- nterests after the war. Mercantile Marine to Liquidate, The International Mercantile Marins'i purpose In dissolving the present corp- oration, which also Includes the sale "f Its British tonnage. 1b to have only American steamships and American i- nterests represented In the new corrora-tlo- and this will be accomplished by the disposal of Its ships now under E- nglish control. This will leave the Marine Comnary with six steamships now under tt American Line, the Atlantic Transport Company of West Virginia, a charfrlrf concern which holds stock in the d-American Stcamhlp Company, and the jw York Shipbuilding Company, which Mercantile Marine Interests co- ntrol with the American International Corporation, and W. R. Grace ft Co. According to present Intentions tht liquidation of the Marine Comrany vQ be effected by retlrtng-th- e $39,061,001 bonds at 110, paying preferred stoc- kholders $160 per share, which would meet the accumulated dividends on this stock, and giving common stockholder! $10 per share. To accomplish this tht consummation of the salo of its forelrn ships Is necessary, from which approx- imately $125,000,000 will be re.1l.1cd. Two matters of Importance In with the plan to turn over thess shlpR to the British banking syndlcats, which nre believed near a solution art the payment of the money wlthou' e- xchange complications and the avoidanot of an American tax. The former all! fc effected by the British" syndics'? mjXirj payment in gold at Ottawa and thus e- scaping any difficulties of forcgn e- xchange rates, and the problem 0? American tax will be met through : 'iu dntlon. This would mean that nillviiua! stockholders and bondholders won J t subject to taxation, but it "u!l n't afreet the company dircct'y. nuylnsr Shipping Moots, For some time past the flnan. haa been keenly watching ie t'Jv lug of shipping securttts . the ;en markot, nnd it was stated bv a "til. nent flnancJer that In addri.m '" tyoaslng Its holdliffts 111 IM'"'' ral Mercantile Marine tho Arm-neat- . nntlonal Corporation recenth l1'' a one-ha- lf Interest in the .Nf 1 ,r' Shipbuilding Compnny. The American Internatinnil '' rlJ tlon. which was formed in ' ' f 1915 by tho country's leailm-.- - an- - and financiers to acquire proper et '"( every kind and description an 1 wher- esoever situated. Including the ? bonds and other evidences of It de of any corporation, d"n.e, foreign." Is now engaged In-- , r,art work for the United State J"im-.- 1 Fleet Corporation. Its officer'- - ' rectors Include many preside! ts ' ' ' and representative of nlnict American Industry American lnternatioi..il lias .1 n ( ot $50,000,000, divided ir.to : y preferred and t49.000.O0U ci.nvi ' International Mercantile Marii e - I" tallzatlon is over $100,000.00". . $51,725,500 is preferred H'ot-l- i ..: common stock The on- -' n stock of thn United Fruit (' - sregates $50,316,500; Atlai-t.- I'1 West Indies, $13,742,900 prefern $14,963,100 common, anil 'i Mall, $1,700,000 preferred nrd !'. common. There nro 2"o Ouo t' ' the New York Shipbuilding f r value. IOWA Securities for Safety Iowa Ffast Farm Mortgage and Tax Free Municipal Bonds are unaffected by chanainit condl' -- 1 Parma and cities of Hie premier airri cultural State if tho I'nlon nre ''i bantu of For tho ir'tv ment of surplus funds or .ifif. theeo bonds combine absolute s.ie' of principal, dependable Income AU'i ruidy marketability Denominations Partial Payments if Desired white yon riiEF.uooii l'nca 7nrtf menu .Vi). fit Bankers Mortgage Company Capital .ooo.oou Des Moines Iowa LIBERTY BONDS uitl .1 i (1? . f 4 nouoiiT roit i sn STOCK KXCHANl.H I'ltl !.!' J, RIALTO TRADING CO. 200 West 34th Stree' t A, M. to I'. M, Sundj s I

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Page 1: The Sun. (New York, NY) 1918-08-21 [p 8].chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn83030431/1918-08-21/ed-1/seq-8.pdf · 8 Short Term Securities YOU can buy from us short obligations of the

8

Short Term Securities

YOU can buy from us shortobligations of the

Pennsylvania Railroad toyield more than six per cent.

j Our current offerings includethe notes of several other lead-ing railroads, of some of our.foremost industrial corpora-tions, and of the strongestforeign governments. Theyields range up to well overseven per cent.

Send for Circular AD-11- 7

TheNationaldtyCompany

Certestonieni Offices in Jo CitltiBtnJt-Sho- rt Trrm.otn-Acrrflanc-n

CorrespondenceInvited

We intlte correspondence cn itoctmarket commitments and all

sulu.li. Frequent ana-lytical repor.s iiyjcJ and ma'lediratit. Special uetljij cotton let-

ter end (rain recietcs upon rejutil

E.W. Wagner & Co.Member i yew York Sxck Exchange.

33 New Street, New YcrkTel. nroad ISM.

Buy W. S. .. tte MostStable Seeuriw in the World.

IE STAR GAS

TEXAS PACIFIC COAL S IRON

J.K.Rice,Jr.&Co.IPhones 4000 to 4010 John. 38 Wall St., N. T

STANDARDWEEKLY

SUJLM.VllYON

STANDARD Oil,ISSUES

OL

willMAILED

TOINVESTORS

ON REQUEST

CARLH.PFORZHEIMER&CO.Thone 4S601-23-- nroad. SS Broad N. Y.

Adams Express 4s, 1947

Adams Express 4s, 1948

FREDERIC H. HATCH & GO.

riionp Iltftor C340. 74 Ilromdwaj-- . New YorkPrivate telephone to Tlotton.

Liggett & DrexelMembers Xew York Slock Kichanee

Conservative Investments61 Broadway New Ycrk

Boston Philadelphia Ilutfalo

TC'OR convenient method ofpurchasing Odd Lots of

Stocks, send for Booklet

foartsbotne jjycabtaUembere N. F. Block Etcno

7 WALL STREET T 4590 RECTOR

WANlED

FEDERAL FARM LOAN 5s

J.K.Rice,Jr.&Co.Phones 4000 to 4010 John. 35 Wall N Y.

lark A. Noble 'JheoJore O. Carwln

NOBLE & CORWINBroad St. New York

Guarantu Trust Eauilahle TrmiI Nat. Commerce Columbia Trust

Telephone 1111 nroad

KKPUIIL1CA AMOENT1NACludail tie Duenoa AiresOURAS HANITAHIA3 I)B LA NACION.Conatruccl6n de una fabrlca de acldo

aulftirlco.Ll&mase a Ilcltacl6n para la conatruc-cio- n

de una fabrica de Acldo auliurlco, daacuerdo con el pllego do condfclonea quelos intereaadoa podran conaultar en elConaulado General do la Republics Argen-tina en la cludad de Nueva Yoric. 17 liat-ter- y

Place, Itoom s:7, todoa los diaa hablleade 10 a I p. ni.

propuestaa deberAn presenters en laCecretarla del Dlreclorlo de laa Obraa Sanl-tarl-

de la Xaclfin, en la cludad delluenoa Alrea, Capital de la Repabllca Ar-gentina, antei dS Inn 3 y 4 p. m. del dta1 de Novlembre proximo, fecha y hora enque eeran ablertaa. en presencla de losIntereaadoa que concurrnn al acto.

U CEI.ASCO, Proaecretarlo.Buenos Alrea. 4 dn Junto de 1911.

aihikntim: icki-iiiii.i-

city ok iidenos aires,banitahy w'ukks op the nation.riant for .Manufacturing Kulphurle Acid.Offers are Invited for the conatructlon

ef a plant for manufacturing aulphurfoeld. In accordance with conditions

which may be consulted by Intereateapartlea. In the Consulate General of the.ArKenun iiepuuiic in me city or NewYork, 17 Hattery Dace. Itoom 127, onworking days from 10 till 4,

Offers- - must be preaented In the Officeef the Secretary of the Council of PublicWorks of the Natlob. In the City oflluenoa Alrea. before 3:10 P. St., on theIth day of November nut, on which day

hour they will be opened In the pre,nee of the interested partlee who may

wlah to attend on that occaalon.1. Cni.ASCO, Pro. Secretary,

Buenoa Aires. 4th June. 1118.

RAILROAD EARNINGS.

Colorado and fiotrniRiiN.Second week Auruat.... 3227,599 15,071January 1 to August 11, 7,447,769 1,013,709

CANADIAN NOI1T1IKIIVBecond week 1113,100 Inc.From July 1 C,4t3,300 Inc.

DlmiOIT AND MACKINAC.Tlrat week Auiruit. ... $27,063 Inc.January 1 to August 7 . (.3,135 Inc.

DKLAWARE AND HUDSON.Month of June

Trelsht revenue $2,350,429 Inc.Paasenfer retenue 239,301 Dec.Total operating revenue. 2,945,'ss3

Slalnt. nay and struct... til innMaint of multmient . 1,001,640j(t.uiiniriauon eipenaes, l.TCl.osiuna! vine. exinca7aieaDrflclt after Ulra ..Ntt OTtfTfltlnf .1aft.

I

Kroin Janii.rv t,. inn. v.

ttp-uc- s

TotalTales

ne

St.

EL.

St.,

Laa

the

and

Inc.Inc.

Inc.

Inc.Ine.

$72,300CI, 100

$39943,797

12,83ft2,8,072

269,672r.l4,fli2

Inc,m.iMi inc. la.tsi

S4...'f,& Inc. 1 lit TJtl

W'AQl Inc. 1,31I,K

Prelaht ruiniie Jll.OVI.OJO Inc.14.llS.WlVfH-nw-c revenue l,E.rj Dee. 7,3.UTotal olieratlnK revenue. l!V12r..5na tnr 1 in .n.Malnt. way and atrurt... l,li,MS Ine. jai4Transportationor ripens!'.

peralliiaT incomeoperalliir deficit

$267,701

3,I,M1 1,561.080

4.7M.1M. Inn 1 9J1 fto7,:,k!l Inc. 2,ot,o:o

14,CI7,M3 Ine 3,SO,23475,0. Inc. lOl.&StIt.ait 1)m 9 err sit

100.171 Inc. 1,M,X1BUUJIHVIM4TKIIN.rirat tek Auut .. ,. t431, Inc, ,131,000

FINANCIAL HEWS

AND COMMENTi

Absence of Selling Pressure' Accepted Reason for Mar-

ket Strength.

MONEY STILL STRINGENT

Canadian Pacific and General!Motors Chief Features in

tho Advance, -- -v

On a limited volume of business stocks'yesterday registered a tone of strengththat could be accounted (or only by" alack of selling: pressure. In most casesthe opening prices were the low for theday, and' net gains In the active listranged from a fraction to 24 points.Under present conditions holders seemto see no roaeon to let go of stocks. Ontho contrary there Is a constant yetsmall absorption for Investment, a de-

mand that makes for small but con- -

elstent advances In active Issues. Insuch a market the bears are loath toconduct fhe active operations that wouldprevail ordinarily In time of restrictedcredit and withdrawals of United Statesdeposits. The only effect of stringentmoney apparently has been to limit thetotal number of sales to 200,000 sharesIn round numbers. The pool In the faceof heavy Government withdrawals loanedmore than $15,00.0,000 on call yesterday,but,the. was nollncxeateJn rates. Theresolution adopted by the Clearing Housecommittee approving the credit restric-tions put In forco by the Federal ReserveHoard further strengthened the policy ofNew York banks to place Governmentand war needs ahead of everything else.As a result there was no supply of newtime money available yesterday and canmoney was doled out only to a minimumextent

The most encouraging feature In thenews developments Is the constant Im-

provement of the military situation, theAllies showing daily a firmer grasp ofthe Initiative and small but' strategicallyImportant successes. The tax uncertaintyIs becoming less Important, in view ofthe reliance upon a square deal from theSecretary of the Treasury, anithe rail-road rental contract Is spproacmng com-pletion. Nevertheless the market con-tinues dull, narrow and professional,with activity In Liberty bond Issues themost important feature. The 3Hs, at101.14, scored a new high record for alltime yesterday, and as the supply ofother tax exempt issues dwindles, the de-

mand for these tax exempt issues grows.General Motors, despite Its lack of 8tockExchange clearing house facilities, scoreda rise of 44 points and a net sain of2 points on short covering, and Cana-dian Pacific rose to 162W. compared to alow this year of 135. with a net gain of21 polntB for the day, on reports

buying from foreign sources.American Telephone gained 11 pointson the steps taken toward property uni-fication, but the generat advances in theactive list were confined to fractions.

Time money rates were nominal andcall money loaned throughout at 6 percent, on mixed collateral and 6H percent, on all Industrial. The feature ofthe foreign exchange market was theearly advance of 55 points In pesetaswith a net gain of 30 points, and weak-ness" In sterling and francs, with a de-cline of 1U centimes in the exchangeon Paris. Other neutrals were alsoeasier. Not. only was the news from ourown harvest country more favorablethan had been expected, but Broomhall'Breview of the European cro(f outlook In-dicated that England will have the blg- -sest grain crop in fifty years, and thatresults In France and Italy will be rela-tively favorable.

TRACTOR CO.'S NOTES TAKEN.

National City Company Is theBuyer.

The Nntlnnnl Pltv rnmnan. 1. ......chased 16,000,000 of Mollne Plough Company 7 per cent, serial notea maturingIn six annual instalment from Septem-ber 1. 1S19. to September 1 1824 In.elusive.

Proceeds from the sale will be used tofund bank loans which have been In-curred to Ufovlflff nritlittnnal wnptfln.oapltal made necessary by the Increasedcost or. materials anu tne greatly en-larged volume of business being done bytho company, which Is the largest manu-facturer of tractors in the world.

MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

CALL RATESSflxed Loans.

nifhLow tLaat 6

RenewalsYear" a hlrhYear's low t

LOANS.Loans.

Per cent.Sixty days....;... (itNinety days ttfFour months... . 69Klve months 6uSix months 60

PAPER.Indorsed Uillal

Iieceivaoie.Sixty daysNinety days 6

banks 4H 41;

4rV 4fIneligible banks

tVi

r.S7C66

K6

293

ion100

AllHigh euLow (ll

Renewala 4u

low ljAll Industrials.

64f((t

&ix toCOMMERCIAL

SixOther

sixt

! d- - .Bid. Aak- IJld. Bid. Aak.

Ellirll.le member

EHilb'e n o n- -

member banke.

bills

hirh

daysFour

W

'i 4U 4ii4,'.

4i hiCLEARING STATEMENT.

Clearinr exchaniea. 0CS' bal.ancea. M.57S.793 debit bal.ancea, I3.676,suj Pcderal credit bal.awe, lll,s,r,72.DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.

Host on. par: Chlcaio. par; St, to10c. bid: San Francisco, par; Mon.

IMOO premium; Cincinnati, par; Jlln.neapolla, 10c. premium,SILVER PRICES.

Bar silver In WKc.unchanged; butineaa price. Includinar

premium. ofl He; In London. 4JHd.unchanged; Mexican dollars, "Sc., up 1c.FOREIGN EXCHANGE,

Stfrllnr Low. Laat.Demand... 4.75V4 4.714

4.76C0 4.7664 4.7660

Demand...Cablea

rates

TIMEHired

Prime

of exch.4. Strrllnr6.14:6 Paris

ChinaHorurkongShanrhal

19 Greece42.1142.11 India-Calc- utta

6.1126 Italy48. SI

YokohamaM.T9 Scandinavia-Stockh- olm

CopenhagenCurittlanla,

19.29U SpainSouth America

33.40 Rio1.0304 Argentina

lluenoa Ayrea...S.1I26 Rtsltterland

Ruaalaruble

Induatriaja.

Year-- a

Year's

Per cent.Sixty daysMnety

months teaFive months

months

months eNamea

Three Inmonths

.,,??Aak.

IIOUREHouse 139(1,07

reserve

Louisdiscount

treal,

New York, (officialprice),

lOlVio..

lUfh.4.T5H

CablesFranc- e-

Normal

Holland

Japan

(sold)

rubles

6.07C.(6 5.M

Yesterday'sdemand

checks,4.7114

M.00

20.00M'.i

K.7J

311,ti.M11.1625.00

244MM411.

11.10

t 4iM e 4

'

.67

or

(.07

7.51

(4

.

4.06

12 40

TIME BILLS ON LONDON,

4!s

Prev.cloae.4.7SU4.7660

cloae

llH

Cablea,4.7C60

14.15120

20.06uy.

IS.717.60

MV.

il.3M.7011.46SAM

241i

4i4.04

11.7011.90

Bankeral Commercial.M 4.7114I60 dyW days 4.70.Q OW..... 4.J

20, 1918.

Day's Bales 190,774Year to date ., 8S,S0O,17

flirt. I As?17463H1

83 M889669M4SH92844118Va85H84Sl'Vl41 V4

78 H6878 U

074

109H109H108126

9BH16768U959517H656481

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16068 Vi84

67H48W1M25 H65 U76H67V41630472134H89436S80S80

109 i58153429

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814531448145966187

12528

102293118473321

162100

14115265720

10027529191

923555017.58

10319

1247342

10689653743

5831

4344385036663

100238992

10211318723634319

1507143

1021241017.'

8127

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1746

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11011010912695

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1039554334026

14526

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11059153529

146162

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8

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48975187

12628

102303518483322

165101

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10127539292

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12

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ofoperating

operatingOperating

January 1

operatingNet operating rtvenve..Operating

operatingoperating

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rtet operatingOperating

operatingNet operatingOperating

January 1

Net operating revenue,,Operating

For twelveearnings..

Ntt earnings....

galea.

Sfonthrevenue.

Income

revenue.

Income

revenue.

Income

revenue.Income

Total revenue,

income

Income

months

1C00 Advance HumelyAdvance Humely pf

2100 Alaska Gold Mine100 Alaska Juneau Q M400 Mf?300 Mfp: pf...600 Am Agrl Chem400 Boot Sugar X

900 Can100 Can pf400 Am & Foundryip am i.ouon uu600POO

400

Am Tilde ft Leather...,Hide & Leather

300 Am International

8.16

600200800

LinseedLinseed Co

HOOiAm Smelt & rtef.200 A.

llOOIAmSugar

66 SugarSugar

2300Am Sumatra Tobacco...&

Tobacco 4.Woolen

Woolen pf70 Woolen pf

L ftAnaccndn CopperAssociated Co

300lAtch. ft Santa Fe pfju at, ci w IIE Da Id Locom Works.

&B

Rapid TransitlOOIDooth FisherieslOOlnurns

1100

34300

JuneTotal

revenue..

FromTotal

Totalrevenue,

From

revenue..

From

Oross

700

AmAmAm

Car

Am pf.ice.

3.60Am Co,Am pf.Am

Am Smelt SecSteel

200 Am liefAm Uef

100 Am Itof pf. ......3R00 Am Tel Tel

200 Am600 Am100 Am

'AmAm Zinc, Smelt

1100100

Topuuir

000 winOhio

Steel

Bros 1145

6300100100

2000

1100

200200300

19001000

216

3900100

100100

Am

400

200

400

Butte ft Superior CoppcrlCanadian Pncinc.Central" LeatherCcrro de Pasco Copper.ChesBpenke OhioChi. Mil & St PaulChi. Mil ft St raul pf...i.ni, it i & p.

400lChl. n I ft P 6 p c pf..cm, it i & l 7 p c pfChi, 81 P, M & Omaha.t.niio copper.

lOOlClev. C. C & 8t Louis.,..600jCol Fuel ft Iron100 Colorado ft Southern

Gas & Electric.Gas.

600

400

400

Corn Products TlcfCrucible SteelCuba CnnoCuba Cane Sugar pf. ...ueiaware ft Hudson....DIst Securities CorpKrleFed Mining- ft Smelt pf.Gaston W & Wlgmore.uen Klcctric Co.

3600lGen Motor Corp200 Gen Corp200 floodrich, B F750 Great Northern Ore ctfs.100 Greene Cananea Copper.200 Gulf States Steel100 Haskell ft Barker Car...100 Illinois Central

1600 Inspiration Con Copper. .

200Interhoro Con Corp pf...400jlnt Harvester of N J....

5400 Int Mer Marine22800llnt Mer Marine pf

NickelPaper

500 Kansas City Southern...100 Kelly Springfield Tire....200 Kennecott Copper100 Lee Rubber ft Tire100 Liggett ftMyers Tob....300 Liggett ft Myers Tob

6102 Lorlllard, P, Tob rights..ft Nashville...

200Maxwell Motor200lMaxwell 1st pf....lOOlMaxwoll 2d pf. ...

PetroleumlOOIMInml Copper

Steel ft Ord200 Minn. St P ft S S M75lMlnn, SIl'&SS H

Knn ft Tex pf..Pacific

200 Missouri Pacific pf.100 National Cloak ft Suit....600 National Conduit & Cable300 Natlonnl Load Co100 Natlonnl Lead pf100 Now Orleans.Tex ft Mex.800 New York Air Brake....900New York Central

7200400300100400

1700

4300

2000

1200

12002600

19002000

1500

16001000

New York. N H Hartft Western '107

Northern PacificNova Scotia S ft C.Ohio Cities Gas

uvjiiiiu Fuel Supply . .100 Ontario Mining200IOwens MachineEOOIPaciflc Mnil800 Pacific Mall rights ...600 It U....IDO'Pcoples Gan, Chicago .100100

400

3U0200

9009;

100600900300200

100

100100

200800300

, 300100200200

100100500500200

Net

Oil

operating 1,49,339

.

CoSugar

Motor pf

nf.

MotorMotor

Co

806

THE WEDNESDAY, 21, 1918.

NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE PRICES.Tuesday, August

rs

rs

Locomotive...

Foundries.....

400lHnU.lmore2600lncthlehem1200lllrooktyn

lOOIColtimbialOOIConsolldated

SOOIInternatlonnl1400Internntlonal

lOOlLoulsville

1900'Mexlcan

lSOOlMldvale

lOO'Mlssourl,ROO'Mlssourt

17

32

33

96

469385411986315541

66

72

95

6895

18656581

9465843925

26

68355748

2565

16

2134

43683080

68153429

8145314484

965137

28

293518483321

10116

6721

27539292

92355601768

19

7342

Norfolk

SilverBottle

Pennsylvania

90653743

9CO

32

4344

Plerpe Arrow Motor 38Pittsburg Coal of Pa....Pittsburg & West Va. ... 36Pressed Car 70Railway Steel Spring .... 62Railway Steel Spring pf. 101Ray Consol Copper 23Rending 90Republic Iron ft Steel. .. . 92Royal Dutch Co

Louis ft San Francisco 11Sinclair ft Ref 31Southern Pacific 87Southern Railway 23Southern Railway pf 63StuUebnkcT Corp ex dly.. 44ITenn Copper ft Chem.:. . 19Tcxbh Co 151Tobacco Products 71Twin City Rapid Transit. 4SUnderwood Typewriter ..105Union Pnclflc 1124United Cigar Stores 1102United Ry Investment. ...I 8U 8 Industrial Alcohol. .. 1128U 8 Rubber I 61U S Steel niU S Steel pfUtah Copper 80Va-Cn- Chwnlcal 51Wabash 10'Wabash pf A 38Western Maryland 14Western Pacific 19Western Union Tel 81

E ft M. . . . 43White Motor 45Willys-Overlan- d 19Wisconsin Central 36

616,200

Odd lots. Odd transactions are rocorded separatounless sales were made prices outside the regular full range.

PUBLIC tTTILm EARNINGS.

IOWA TELEPHONE,

SK0.2S9 Ine.16,114 Dec.63.338 Dec.

2,144.573 Inc.614,367 Dec.607,880 Dec.

NORTHWESTERN TELEPHONE,Month of Jun- e-

VM.VA118.692 Inc.113,663

Total operating revenue. 3,216,160812,361703,500

NEBRASKA TELEPHONE.Month of Jun- e-

$247,74171,52062,923 Dec.

Total revenue,

Steel

Inc.457,173314,615

MISCELLANEOUS EARNINGS.

PACIFIC COAST COMPANY,Month of Jnne

Groai earnlnga 3239,266 Dec.Net earnlnga , 73,160 Dee,

.. E.I16.'00 Deo......... I J,N( IOO,

S23.62S1.837

13,616

126.96719,63.162

319L46322,06713,380

1IL34S132,066

83,333

310,663

190

70.4086,346

20,174

(98,7924,264

44.004

.A

SUN, AUGyST

46

83

69

78

7890

110109109126

167

95

159

7670

3246

110

146157

46

126

165

103

123

50

103St

Oil

no

Westlnghouse

Am Chicle.. 31Am Oh pf.. 60Am SI a F, 73Am V. 96Am T V pf 80A D T N J. 63

P C. 3Broa

'4V 1 p 80Broa

4 2 p 70Uor C Milk. 90Bor C M pf 94Bush T nf..Celluloid ...144

63Chllda pf..Col Graph.Col Or pf..Crk W nf..

7914

89l

Type

AtlaaBarnh

SpinDamn

Spin

Chtlda Co...96636398

D L & W Co.163Gray in t.. 4

Bid.Am Drass ,,.326A 4k 11 Mfg.. 3A BMfg 20Atlas Paw. ...173Atlas Pow pf 67

Dab ft WI1.. 110Bile. E W...375Bltaa. E W pf 60Can F A F...180Carb Steel ...118flarb Stl 1 pf 93Carb Stl 2 Pi TO

Colta Arms... 62

if P new.796

117.

120.291400

lllsheat.1746

32

3388966947

3864119863455417867789074

110109.10912797

15768959618666581

1039555843925

14526

1626835574979256576701C

324721348943683080

11059153529

146162

814531448446966137

12628

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105101'101

16114!ll4'll4

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MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS.

Hid.nock V TV. HiInt Silver pf 60

Llmo Loc pf 73Midi Lime.. 14Mlcti L nf.. 19

Nat Caaket . 94N J Z nw at. 15Oils Bier .. 43Otla Eler pf 74rnejpa it ,,770Pratt A W p 93Rem Type... 224Rein T 1 pf 90Rom T 3 pf 77Ry Bak Pdr.ltORy H P pf. 90Sal O H L 67Singer Mfg.. ICOW C Kerr... 61WC Ktrr pf 80

Yale T....200

STEEL AND ORDNANCE STOCKS.

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Emn S ft I nf 71Ulerc Pow ...233Mere ins pi. 107

pf. 2Nllee-B-- ....130NIlra.B-- pf,, 97

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GOSSIP OF WALL STREET.

Price Hold Firm.Thtre was tittle to distinguish yester-

day's mWrket session and traders con-fined their activity to a few Issues whichwere moderately responsive to their op-erations. The Marine Issues and thebonds ovT this company were strong andat times active, while the standardshares were firm with a rising tendency.The rails are still waiting on the deci-sion of the Director-Gener- al regardingthe rental contract and were quiet ex-cept for Canadian Pacific, which willnot be affected by the 'American controlact.

General Motors. ,General Motors responded to urgent

buying yesterday and reached a newhigh for the movement at 162, register-ing a net gain of 2 points on theday. The situation at present, as ex-plained by a financier close to tho Du-ra- nt

Interests, Is that the controllingpeople In General Motors are determinedto get rid of the shorts, and there Is lit-tle prospect that the premium will bo re-duced. Bears In this stock now areChiefly a few bl ones, well able to standany financial settlement they may becompelled to make, as the smaller shortshave practically all covered. Plans forthe consolidation of the various automo-bile companies with General Motors areprogressing and a special meeting ofstockholders has been called for August17, at Wilmington, Del., to vote on thoproposed Increase In the capital stock.W. C. Dunsnt. who returned Mondayfrom an Inspection trip to Detroit, spokeoptimistically to his financial associatesregarding the merger, which Is being ef-fected to take care of after the wartrade more than for any immediate

Great Ilrltnln'a Mnfarlnir Notes.Bankers are watching with Interest

the' approaching maturity of 3192,786,-09- 0United Kingdom of Great Britain

and Ireland 5 per cent, notes, whichare due September 1, and It Is under-stood in financial quarters that thenotes will be paid at maturity.

It was suggested that the UnitedStates Government might arrange acredit to cover the Issue, but this wasnot believed necessary and tho factthat bankers do not expect any ex-change difficulties Indicates that ar-rangements have already been per-fected to meet them. The notes arenow selling around 100.

, Unification of Telephone Cos.Plans of the Government to unite

all the country's telephone systems Intoone central organization were acceptedas favorable to American Telephoneand Telegraph Company, whose stockadvanced vigorously on hurried shortcovering. The declaration of the regu-lar quarterly dividend was also a fac-tor, but the unification of tho telephonecompanies was considered more impor-tant. One Instance which came tobankers' attention was that of a com-pany controlling several minor tele-phone concerns on the Pacific coast,which were purchased from the Ameri-can Telephone and Telegraph Companya few years ago under court decree.Now a representative Is In the East pre-pared to resell lo the American Tele-phone Interests the properties wfilbhthey disposed of under court direction.It was considered especially significantthat officers of the American TelephoneCompany were requested by the Post- -mojtter Henernl tn lnv..Hi,al. tl.A ln.l.pendent lines and to formulate a planof unification.

Canadian Pacific.Canadian Pacific continued its advance

on an increased volume of sale, and Inthose houiet which have been creditedwith buying for foreign interests it wassaid that orders are still being executed'for the same accounts. A fairly largesnort interest exist In tho ntock andsome buying was for bears who are sat-isfied that Canadian Pacific's present po-sition Is greatly changed from severalmonths ago. In addition it was men-tioned In some circles that the CanadianGovernment might acquire the railroadproperties of Canadian Pacific, whichwould necssltate the disposal of theroad's shipping and hotel holdings.

American Hide and Leather.In addition to the Interest of traders

In the forthcoming annual meeting ofthe American Hide and Leather Com-pany, when some important changes Inthe directorate are expected, the show-ing made by the company In the yearended June 30 last caused some com-ment. It was emphasized that the com-pany's net liquid assets were the largestin Its history, for In addition to the

of current assets, swhleh equal188 a share on the outstanding $12,500.-00- 0

preferred stock, another 350 pershare could be roallred easily from prop-erties figured at only one-fift- h of theirbook value. The 311,001.574 figure isafter deduction for bonded debt and In-

terests Identified with the company haveplans which call for expansion of theleather business, details of which maybe made known somo time after the annual meeting early next month. Another factor In the Hide and Leathersituation Is the 117 per cent, of accumu-lated dividends on tho preferred stock,which may be met sooner than Is commonly expected by outsiders.

I'nbllc L'tlllty nates.Financial needs of public utilities

throughout the country are receiving theattention of bankers, and the statisticscompiled of 100 principal cities tn thoUnited States with a population of 50,- -000 and more, showing that In forty- -six fare Increases have been grantedwere read with Interest. In forty-on- e

other cities applications for higher ratesaye pending, whllo In ten cities no re-quest has come from trnctlon corpora- -lions. In Iloston, Pittsburg, Cambridge,Mass., Wilmington, Del.; Tacoina, Wash.,and Somerville, Mass., Seven rent faresare now In effect, while six cent ratesprevail in at. Louis, Kansas City, Pert-lan- d,

Ore.: New Haven, Scranton. FallRiver, Lowell, Bridgeport, Hartford, NewBedford, Lynn, Lawrence, Waterbury,Manchester, WilKcs-Barr- o and Ilrockton.

Luxuries Less Popular.Luxuries are not as popular as before

this country entered the war, especiallythose which come from other countries,as a statement issued by the NationalCity Dank shows. Importation of lux-uries Into the United States In the fiscalyear 1918 shows a material decreasewhen compared with the preceding yearand a more marked decline comparedwith the year before the war. In artworks the value of the Imports In 1918Is but about $11,000,000. ngnlnst

in 1917 and $35,000,000 In thefiscal year of 1914. In automobiles thovalue of Imports this flsral yrnr wasonly $60,000. compared with $2,000,000In 1913, and more than $2,000,000 In1911. In food articles classed as lux-uries a decline Is also noted, cheese Im-

ported In the 1918 period being only9,000,000 pounds, compared with 15,000,-00- 0

pounds In 1917 and 61,000,000 In1914.

PARIS MARKET.

Paris, Aug. 20. Trading was activeon the bourse

Three per cent, rentes, 62 francs 70centimes for cash.

Kxchange on London, 26 francs 99centimes.

Flvo per cent, loan, 87 francs 75

Custom House Itecelpta,Reoelpts for duties at the Custom

House yesterday were $246,031,80, ofwhich $111,691,93 was for merchandisewithdrawn from bonded warehouses and$181,431.17 for recent Importations.

BONDS IN NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.Tuesday, August'20, 1918.

DavV sales 87.361.000 $3,120,000Year to date 953,805,000 593,283,000

BONDS.

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PLAN AMERICAN

SHIPPING COMBE

Liquidation of InternationalMercantile, Marino a Pro

paratory Stop.

SIX COMPANIES INVOLVE?7-

To Compoto With British anf,

German Interests Aftertho War.

Plans are, beln perfected for ttis for.matlon of arrAmertcan shipping eorport.tlon under the leadership of the Interns,tlonal Corporation Interests, It wtilearned yesterday. The new orris.Izatlon contemplates the amalgama-

tion of the International MercantileMarine Company, Atlantic. Gulf andWest Indies Steamship Lines, United

Fruit Company, Pacific Mall fitcamsti!Company and the New York Bhlpbulld.

lng Company, and will be powerfulenough to dominate the trans-Atlanti- c,

trans-Paclfl- o and South American ship,ping-- Industry. The American Intern,tlonal Corporation already owns controlof the Pacific Mall Company and thsNew York Shipbuilding Company nlIts holdings of International MerrantlltMarine and United Fruit are sufficientto make It Influential In those corpora,tlons.

Formal announcement of the newAmerican marine combine Is not ex-

pected until financial conditions m-aterially Improve but In quarters co-nversant 'with the details of the plan Itwas stated that the liquidation of thtInternational Mercantile Marine Corn-pa-

which Is now being considered by

the board of directors, Is the preliminarystep In the formation of the huge co-nsolidation. Tentatlvo plans call fcr acapitalization of at least $260,000,001for the corporation and It Is bellevctthat tho scheme .has the approval of t

United States Shipping Board, which

realises tho Importance of Americanrepresentation In over seas trade. A-nother reason for favoring such a co-mbination of shipping Interests is th

necessity of American cooperation In

meeting tho severe competition w hlch

will result from British and German I-nterests after the war.

Mercantile Marine to Liquidate,The International Mercantile Marins'i

purpose In dissolving the present corp-oration, which also Includes the sale "fIts British tonnage. 1b to have only

American steamships and American i-nterests represented In the new corrora-tlo-

and this will be accomplished by

the disposal of Its ships now under E-nglish control.

This will leave the Marine Comnary

with six steamships now under ttAmerican Line, the Atlantic TransportCompany of West Virginia, a charfrlrfconcern which holds stock in thed-American Stcamhlp Company, and

the jw York Shipbuilding Company,which Mercantile Marine Interests co-ntrol with the American InternationalCorporation, and W. R. Grace ft Co.

According to present Intentions thtliquidation of the Marine Comrany vQbe effected by retlrtng-th- e $39,061,001

bonds at 110, paying preferred stoc-kholders $160 per share, which would

meet the accumulated dividends on this

stock, and giving common stockholder!$10 per share. To accomplish this thtconsummation of the salo of its forelrnships Is necessary, from which approx-

imately $125,000,000 will be re.1l.1cd.Two matters of Importance In

with the plan to turn over thessshlpR to the British banking syndlcats,

which nre believed near a solution artthe payment of the money wlthou' e-xchange complications and the avoidanot

of an American tax. The former all! fc

effected by the British" syndics'? mjXirjpayment in gold at Ottawa and thus e-

scaping any difficulties of forcgn e-xchange rates, and the problem 0?

American tax will be met through : 'iu

dntlon. This would mean that nillviiua!

stockholders and bondholders won J t

subject to taxation, but it "u!l n'tafreet the company dircct'y.

nuylnsr Shipping Moots,For some time past the flnan.

haa been keenly watching ie t'Jv

lug of shipping securttts . the ;en

markot, nnd it was stated bv a "til.

nent flnancJer that In addri.m '"

tyoaslng Its holdliffts 111 IM'"'' ral

Mercantile Marine tho Arm-neat- .

nntlonal Corporation recenth l1''a one-ha- lf Interest in the .Nf 1 ,r'

Shipbuilding Compnny.The American Internatinnil '' rlJ

tlon. which was formed in ' ' f1915 by tho country's leailm-.- - an- -

and financiers to acquire proper et '"(every kind and description an 1 wher-

esoever situated. Including the ?

bonds and other evidences of It de

of any corporation, d"n.e,foreign." Is now engaged In--

, r,art

work for the United State J"im-.- 1Fleet Corporation. Its officer'- - '

rectors Include many preside! ts ' ' '

and representative of nlnictAmerican Industry

American lnternatioi..il lias .1 n (

ot $50,000,000, divided ir.to :y

preferred and t49.000.O0U ci.nvi 'International Mercantile Marii e - I"tallzatlon is over $100,000.00". .

$51,725,500 is preferred H'ot-l- i ..:

common stock The on- -' n

stock of thn United Fruit (' -

sregates $50,316,500; Atlai-t.- I'1West Indies, $13,742,900 prefern$14,963,100 common, anil 'iMall, $1,700,000 preferred nrd !'.common. There nro 2"o Ouo t' '

the New York Shipbuilding f rvalue.

IOWASecurities for Safety

Iowa Ffast Farm Mortgageand

Tax Free Municipal Bondsare unaffected by chanainit condl' -- 1

Parma and cities of Hie premier airricultural State if tho I'nlon nre ''ibantu of For tho ir'tvment of surplus funds or .ifif.theeo bonds combine absolute s.ie'of principal, dependable Income AU'i

ruidy marketabilityDenominations

Partial Payments if Desiredwhite yon riiEF.uooiil'nca 7nrtf menu .Vi). fit

Bankers Mortgage CompanyCapital .ooo.oou

Des Moines Iowa

LIBERTY BONDS

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RIALTO TRADING CO.200 West 34th Stree'

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