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5 SI 16 An Investment Strongly Safeguarded Yielding Cities Serrlce Co. in addition to being one of the world's largest producers of oil, controls and operates 84 public utility prop- erties In the United Stater and Canada. This diversity In business as well as location provides unusual safeguards for Uie Investor. Preferred Stock dividend were earned five times over In 1018. Statement of Earnings sent to stockholders each month, keeping them In\ close touch with the com- pany's progress. Dividends payable monthly. Ask for CircuQ- - S.A.-- i. Henry L. Doherty & Company Bond Department 60 Wall Street, New York United Picture Productions Corporation A organization of Theatre owners and producers to produce their r own films. Active market forVhe Common Shares on the NewYork Curb\. Circular Upon Request George C.Winchel Specialist 67 Exchange Pisco Nw York The Oil Industry A special Circular gltint exhaus-lit- e statistical data on leedinf Oil Securities utth a special fctievo of \Transcontinental Oil\ now ready for distribution. Circular B 50 upor request. EL W. Wanner & Co. Established J887. Chicago C New York Stock Ezchawm Mmbtrfi New York Cotton Exchange S3 NEW ax. Branches I Chicaoo Board of Trad Inveetment Securities I! New York Bought andxSo'.d Wll Y. i, WKEUSXY ON OIL I ISSUES AND Year Xaya Did. rriccs of Stocks Continuo to 41H AdvaiKjo nnd Vigorous 93 Buying Appears. 2 2 6?i 96 PUBLIC RENEWS INTEREST 45 96 67 Trading Indicates Turning of 103 133 Attention to Bails, Par- ticularly 58 10 Standards. 91 36 128H Tito same condition of which 49 was responsible for the Improvement of 70 security values on Monday again yes- terday 102 provided Wall Street with mo- tive 80 power for the continued advance of 96fc prices. With reports coming Into the 108 financial community telling of the grad 66 ual return of Iho steel workers the re 36 straint which has characterized the mar- ket 73 all during the past week or more 103 gave way to a vigorous buying move 135 ment which failed to be checked even Ml by the high money ratea In the last 94 hour. What this Indicated very clearly 142 was that the financial district had final' 94 ly broken away from the Influence of 99 the steel strike, and, what Is more, that 308 not only has professional Wall Street be. 117 gun to realize the hopelessness of 'the 61 labor leaders' position, but that the 23 public Is Its confidence In 68 stock market values by entering Into the 62 market again on an Important scale. 93 At least this was the opinion of Import 89 tant commission houses after the closing. 79 Actually there was very little chango In the steel strike so far as the news 92 was concerned. But Wall Street has 166 not been following the news aide of It 142 since the strike begnn anyway. What 89 has impressed the trading community 60 most and what undoubtedly was most 125 responsible for the sudden outburst of 1 strength yesterday was the continued up- ward 28 movement of prices In the face of 105 news which ordinarily might have been 115 expected to have restrained speculation 107 at least. No less remarkable was the 17 failure of high money rates In the after- noon 20 to cause any' general .selling move- ment 16 This was due no doubt to the re- alization 73 In the financial community that 99 the present flurry In money Is nothing 129 more than a temporary affair, predicated 26 for the most part on the continued Gov- ernment 13 withdrawals from this district. 25 If It had happened some time ago when 35 Wall Street was In the midst of the 69 previous big upward Bwlng, with brokers' 62 loans nearlng the top figure of the year. 80 It would undoubtedly have been taken 73 as a warning of the application of the 151 hrakps hv the banking fraternity. But 105 Inasmuch as the present condition of 109 affairs Is only temporary and inasmuch 109 as the money now being used In moving 59 thn p.rons will shortly he flowing oac 290 into the Wall Street district, no great 57 significance Is being attached to tne nur-rl- es 10 at the present time. 26 Aside from the tremendous advances 42 which were scored by such stocks as 63 Mexican Petroleum, Crucible and Bald- win, 90 the thing which attracted more at- tention 90 than anything else in yester- day's 27 trading was the growing Interest 62 In the railroad, Bhares, particularly the 74 standard Issues of the type of Beading 23 and Southern Pacific. The activity of this group was based on the Improved 80 41 outlook for railroad legislation and also 46 In large part on the advance 62 that an Important Senator will 79 shortly deliver an address advocating 93 n 25 per cent, advance In freight rates. 17 Steel common was again a very active 93 feature; likewise so were most of the 12 Independent steels, which recently have lagged behind the rest of the group. 74 American Can continued Its advance, 88 reaching a new high level for all time, 245 although reacting later on profit taking. 104 and the tobaccos were also very strong, 42 again. American Tobacco went to an- other 84 new high record In response to 104 that the announcement of 16 tlio nw eonmanv which will take It 13 over would be made shortly. Special- ties 35 attracted a good deal of attention, 30 but were not bo active an earlier In the 118 week. i 104 The hleh\ rate for money I yesterday 15 was 12 per cent., compared with 16 per 25 cent, on the preceding aay, out it isiieu 110 to attract as much attention as did the 32 flurry at the closing on. Monday, pri- marily 133 for the reason that It was well 107 known yesterday that the present condi- tion 47 of affairs was only temporary, 50 withdrawals of money continued 30 vesterdav. but It Is now under SI stood that these have been pretty well 167 completed. At any rate it Is not 260 that much further difficulty S8 will be experienced In the money market. 81 unless, of course, tne present security 104 market should get out of hand again. 85 Pronounced weakness again character- - 45 tied the foreign exenange mantem, 60 sterling getting down at one time as 62 low as 4.1794 and compared wun mo 93 high of 4.27 toward the end of last 60 wek. Francs were also weaker arm 6 so were lire, but toward the closing a 17 rallv set in which resulted tn suDstan' 135 tlal recoveries all the way around. 61 There was no new explanation of the 117 weakness of exchange. 26 62 MONEY AND EXCHANGE. 77 IS 59 CALL MONEY. 36 Mixed Collateral. I All Industrials. 18 High ...IS HII 111 Low .. 6 Low 141 Last .. e Last c 105 Renewals .. 6 (Renewals .... 81 Year's hleta.... ..:o lYcar'a hlrh.. eara low .. 3 lYear'a low.... V4 34 TIME LOANS. 57 Mixed Collateral. I All Industrials. Blxtr daja e.. sixty dsra 85 Ninety daya W (Ninety day 9 Pour months e Four months rive months 6 nve montha 33 V Six months 181 month 47 COMMERCIAL PAPEK. 68 Prime Indorsed Bills Six months. ...54fi3S 237 Receivable. uttier Jtames. 106 Sixty days. ..SU3 Thren tn sir 67 Ninety days...,suS\ months .....WQS 30 rt.mxn HOUSE STATEMENT. Clearing House exchansei. ll.OW.SSX&OS: 47 balances. 3M.OSJ.:36; ry credit 76 balances. Sl.S9l.tU; Federal reserve credit 38 balances. 173.890.911. 99 DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. 223 Boston, pax; Chlctro, par; St. Louis. KO ilc discount; San Francisco, par; Montreal, 107 Tel. Jchn 4220 37 GO per 11,000 premium; Cincinnati, par; 26 Minneapolis, 10c. premium. 62 SILVER PRICES. 17 Bar sllTer In New York, Sl.MH, up 1J4c.; 12 in London. 64d up lftd.; Mexican dollars. 28 KUC UP 1, 47 Prev. 36 Sterlln- r- Hirh. Low. Last. Close. 61 Demand 4 1S 4.1S 4.1SU 4.S014 Cable 4.19H 4.1SU 4.19 89 Normal i Testeraay a Close- -, Rate Demand 15 of Rich. or Checks. Cables 79 4.S6S5 Slerlinr 4.UH 4.19 83 S.1S13 pans i v 23.1 Marks 4.60 is;: 106 (.1113 Beliium 3.S2 S.tO 7 China Honrkonr 37 S7H 16 Shanghai 1.85i 1.34 46 19.80 flraece 17.13 17.25 126 WILL IIB 40.29 Holland 37A 37K 74 32.44 India MAILED Bombsy U 43H 26 TO 49.34 Japan 67 INVECTOB9 Yokohama W',4 Wi 65 50.09 Philippine Islands-Ma- nila 31 ON BEQUEST 4JM 4 5.1I1J Italy .73 C70 20 J3.30 Scandinavia-Stockh- olm 99 :i.M :im 87 Christlanla 3.M rsss 78 Copenharen tl.75 21,90 Snutli America 53H 44.42 Rio :.\ 2tS 52 1.0JM Arrentlna (cold).. U .'3tt 9 41.SI Buenos Arret 42.33 K.a 1H.30 Spain 19.09 IMS 66 6.161J Switzerland 3.C3 VCO 67 61.44 Russia Bid, Asked, 31 too rubles (currency).... 4.00 4 (0 117 100 rubles 4.04 4. to TIME BILLS ON LONDON. 43 Bankers. I Commercial. SO dan 4.13U e dan 4.11 new TUIIK Mad. At. A ltd St. 10S Wtst Ktd St. te Court SU, Brooktun S10 Broad St., Newark W. F. Ladd & Co. Ttbur, Laalal A Cw- - THOMSON AND McKINNON 42 Btoadway,' New York 209 S. La Salle St., Chicago Fletchcr7,mcr. Nat'l B'k Bldindianapolts Srw York Slock Exchange New York Cotton Exchange Member New York Product Exchange of A'fif Orleans Cotton Exchange Chlcxoo Stock Exchange ( Wcoflo Board of Trade WVmtprg OraltEzchanae Carib Syndicate, Ltd. i Tidewater Oil ;Carbo-Hydroge- n pfd. f; Douglas Fen wick & Co. tit St. N. Wanted ! Phones 4000 to 4010 John. 36 Wall St., N. T, SUMMABY 6TANDAHD L affairs demonstrating Informa- tion Kirby Lumber Preferred J.K.Rice,Jr.&Co. STANDARD CARLH.PF0R2HEIMER&CQ il'tones MM.i-- Broad. V Broad St. N. Y, Hark A. Noble Theodora C. Cbrirln NOBLE & CORWIft ti Uroad St New fork Guaranty Tr. Willys Corp. Equitable Tr. 8 Preferred Telephone 1111 Uroad. MMNCI&LHEWS COMMENT r days 414 90 days 4J3K Art. THE SUN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1919. NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE PRICES. Tuesday, September 30, 1919. 1919. 1918. sales i .4fia.770 841.912 to date 221.828.625 97.631.351 DTrT Open- - Low I Int. Bales. Int. est. est 42 6000 Advance Kumely 41 42 41 73 1000 Advanco Hurnely 71 73 70 93 1800 Ajax Kubber 93 93 92 2 100 Alaska Gold M , ... 2 2 2 2H 6300 Alaska Juneau G M 2 2 2 47 6400 Allls Chalmers Mfg 46 47 48 97 600 lAm Agrlc Chora 96 98 96 48 100 Am Bank Noto 48 48 48 06 8100 Am Beet Sugar 95 97 95 116 100 Am Bosch Mngncto..i.. 115 115 116 6714 41900 Am can . . . 67 68 66 105 200 Am Can vt 104 104 104 134 4100 Am Car & Foundry, 132 134 132 68 1700 Am cotton on 58 59 58 11 jSOol SOOIAm Druggist Syndicate. 11 11 10 200 Am Express 91 92 91 86 4300 Am Hldo & Leather. . . . 80 87 36 129 6300 Am Hldo & Leather pf . 127 130 127 50 400 Am Ice 48 49 48 70 100 Am Ico pf \. 70 70 70 102 4.80 16500 Am International Corp.. 101 104 100 81 u3UU Am Linseed Co 79 81 79 96 100 Am Linseed Co pf . . . 96 95 96 109 81700 Am Locomotive . . . . 107 110 107 67 1200 Am Malt & Grain... 56 57 56 37 700 Am Ship .4 Commerce.. 37 38 37 73 2100 Am Smelt & llcf . . . . 73 73 73 104 860 Am Smelt & Itof pf . 103 103 102 136 600 Am Snuff 136 136 134 42 6400 Am Steel Foundries. 41 43 41 96 100 Am Steel Foundries pf.. 94 94 94 143 vouuiAm sugar iter 143 145 142 95 2700 Am Sumatra Too... 95 95 4 99 8700 Am Tel & Tel 99 99 99 309 12900 Am Tobacco ........... 296 809 294 113 6200 Am Woolen 116- - 119 116 61 3500 Am Writ Paper pf 60 63 60 24 600 Am Zinc, L & Smelt 23 23 23 68 28C0 Anaconda Copper 68 68 67 53 100 Associated Dry Goods... 63 63 53 96 200 Associated Oil Co 94 94 93 90 2600 Atch,Top & Santa Fo... 89 90 89 80 200 Atch, Top & Santa Fe pf. 80 80 80 95 600 Atlantic Coast Line 94 94 94 167 7600 At, Gulf & W I S S 164 170 164 142 95800 Baldwin Loco Works. . . . 136 143 134 89 1600 Baltimore & Ohio 39 39 89 60 200 Baltimore & Ohio pf.... 60 60 60 130 800 Barrett Co 130 130 126 1 800 Balopllas Mining: 1 1 1 29 200 Bethlehem Motors. ...... 29 29 29 107 800 Bethlehem Steel 105 105 105 116 100 Bethlehem Steel 8 p o pf . 116 116 116 107 87600 Bethlehem Steel B 108 110 106 17 2200 Booth Fisheries 17 17 17 20 6700 Brooklyn Rapid Transit. 19 20 18 17 600 Bklyn Rap T ctfs of dop 15 16 14 77 6 200 Brooklyn Union Gas.... 74 74 73 103 6 800 Brown Shoo 97 104 97 132 10 300 Burns Bro3 130 131 130 28 400 Butterlck Co 28 28 28 13 50c 13500 Butte Copper & Zinc. . . . 13 13 13 26 800 Butte & Superior Cop... 27 27 26 35 1800 Caddo Cent O & R 35 36 35 69 1000 California Pack Co 70 70 69 53 6000 California Petrol 63 53 62 81 700 California Petrol pf . . . . 81 81 80 79 100 Calumet & Arizona 74 74 74 162 1100 Canadian Pacific 150 152 150 106 30800 Central Leather 104 106 104 110 800 Central Leather pf 109 109 109 109 37 Central & So Am Tel... 107 107 107 60 7800 Cerro de Pasco Cop.... 68 60 58 292 400 Chandler Motors 291 291 291 68 400 Chesapeake & Ohio.... 67 67 67 10 800 Chicago Gt Western... 10 10 10 26 600 Chicago Gt Western pf 26 27 26 43 1300 Chicago, Mil & St Paul. 42 43 42 63 900 Chic. Mil & St Paul pf . . 63 63 63 91 1000 Chicago & Northwestern. 91 91 90 91 600 Chicago Pneu Tool 89 92 89 27 6200 Chic, R I & Pacific 21 28 27 63 700 Chic, R I & Pac 6 p o pf 63 62 74 400 Chic, R I & Pao 7 p o pf 74 74 74 23 1600 Chile Copper 23 23 23 45 700 Chlno Copper 41 42 41 81 200 Cluett, Peabody Co. . . 76 76 76 46 1800 Col Fuel & Iron 46 47 46 63 500 Columbia G & Elcc 62 63 6Z 80 200 Consolidated Cig.ir pf.... 80 SO SO 93l 600 (Consolidated. Gas. 93 93 92 IS 2700 Con Interstate Cal Min, IS 18 94 900ContInentaI Can 94 94 93 12 6600 Continental Candy 12 12 12 1200 Continental Candy rts... 75 100 Continental Insur 75 75 75 88 16400 Corn Products Ref 88 89 88 246 18600 Crucible Steel Co 232 248 231 104 200 Crucible Steel Co pf . . . , 104 104 104 42 28800 Cuba Cano Sugar 42 43 42 84 2000 Cuba Cano Sugar pf . . . , 84 85 84 105 600 Delaware & Hudson.... 105 105 105 16 1200 Denver & Rio Grande pf , 17 17 16 14 900 Dome Mines 14 14 13 36 100)Elk Horn Coal Corp.... 36 36 36 31 300;Emernon-Brantinglam- p . 29 30 29 120 3 6400IEndlcott Johnson, 115 123 115 104 800 Endicott Johnson pf.... 104 104 104 15 700 Erie 15 15 15 26 600 Erie 1st pf 25 25 25 112 17000 Famous Players-Laak- y. 109 113 109 33 800 Fed Min & Smelt pf . . . . 33 33 33 135 600 Fisher Body Corp 135 136 135 108 100 Fisher Body Corp pf . . . 108 108 108 47 4300 Fisk Rubber 47 47 47 60 7400 Freeport Texas 50 51 60 30 500 Gaston W & Wigmore. . 30 30 30 81 1400 General Cigar Co 80 82 80 16J 1800 General Electric Co 166 168 166 261 9950 General Motor Corp.... 262 264 259 88 400General Motor Corp deb. 88 88 S8 81 6100Goodrich (B F) 81 82 81 104 300Goodrlch (B F) pf 104 104 104 86 1800 Great Northern pf 85 86 85 46 1400Grcat Northern Ore ctfs. 46 46 45 64 800'Gulf States Steel. 65 66 65 63 2800 Haskell & Barker Car... 62 64 62 94 100 Illinois Central 93 93 93 60 1700 Inspiration Con Copper. 60 60 60 6 200 Interboro Con Corp...., 5 6 5 17 1500 Interboro Con Corp pf., 16 17 16 136 7400 Int Harvestor Co, now., 137 137 134 61 16200 Int Mer Marine 55 68 55 118 6500 Int Mer Marine nf 117 119 117 26 6300 International Nickel, 26 26 26 62 5700llnternatlonal Paper. 62 82 61 79 100 Intcrnat Paper pf stpd. 76 76 76 18 1700Jevel Tea 19 19 18 63 200IJewel Tea pf 60 60 60 36 lOOljonca Bros Tea.i... ... 36 36 36 19 200'ICansas City Southern.. 19 19 19 142 3000 Kelly Springfield Tiro 142 J 42 141 106 223 Kelly Spring T 8 p c pf 105 105 105 85 400 Kelsey Wheel Co 91 91 83 aifi. 3100 Kennecott Copper 34 34 34 57 1.20 8300j Keystone Tiro & Rubber 60 60 67 100 Kress, S II & Co pf.. 110 110 110 86 11200 Lackawanna Steel Co 84 88 84 10 100 Lake Erio & Western 9 9 9 33 300 Leo Rubber & Tire.. 33 33 33 47 3 400 Lehigh Valley 47 47 47 70 100 Loose Wiles Biscuit. .68 68 68 239 12 800 Lorillard, P, Toh 239 240 237 109 7 200 Louisville & Nashville 108 108 108 68 7 300 Manhattan Kiev guar, 68, 69 68 21 1 500 Manhattan Shirt. 30 31 30 48 1900 Maxwell Motor 47 48 47 77 300 Maxwell Motor 1st pf 77 76 38 400 Maxwell Motor 2d pf 38 38 38 100 600 Mays Dept Stores 100 100 100 224 45800 Mexican Petroloum 217 225 217 112 100 Mexican Petroleum pf . . 118 118, 118 26 800 Miami Copper 26 26 26 52 14200 Mldvale Stool & Ord.... 52 53 52 17 100 Mlnneap & St Louis, new 17 17 17 12 2200 Missouri, Kan & Tex.... 12 13 12 28 8400 Missouri Pacific 28 29 28 48 000 Missouri Pacific pf 47 48 47 38 900 National Acme Co 36 37 36 61 20100 Nat Aniline & Chem.... 56 61 5 7 400 Nat Aniline & Chem pf.. 90 90! 89 82 5 400 National Cloak & Suit... 80 82 80 15 600lNatlonal Conduit & Cable 15 15 15 80 6 6300Natlonal Enam & Stamp 78 80 78 84 5 500 National Lead Co 83 84 83 199 7 100 National Lead Co pf.... 108 108 108 8 100 Nat R R of Mex 2d pf. . 7 7 7 17 1 600 Nevada Con Copper. . . . 17 17 17 47 200 New Orl, Tex & Mex.... 46 46 46 126 10 4400 New York Air Brake.... 124 128 124 74 5 1500 New York Central 73 74 73 28 100 New York, Chlo & St L. . 27 27 27 68 2 1800 New York Dock 66 68 56 68 2 100 New York Dock pf 66 66 66 32 1200 N Y, N II & Hart 32 32 31 21 1 100 N Y, Ont & West 20 20 20 100 7 300 Norfolk & Western 98 100 98 88 7 1200 Northern Pacific 87 88 87 79 5 1300 Nova Sco S & C ex dlv. . 78 79 78 53 4 5400 Ohio Cities Gas 54 54 53 53 2 100 Ohio Fuel Supply. ....... 62 52 10 50c 2800 Oklahoma Prod & Ref. .. 10 10 10 57 3 600 Owens Bottle Co 57 58 67 68 6 200 Pao Gas & Elec ex dlv,., 67 07 66 40 1 700 Pacific Mall 39 40 39 118 17400 Pan Am Petrol & T. . . . 118 120 117 43 1300 Pennsylvania It R 43 43 43 Continued on OoUtnnt f and T, '1 GOSSIP OF WALL STREET. Dlaregnrdlns Strike Nevrs. 1917. So firm is the professional belief tn 732,184 Wall Street that the steel strike is Day's 187,196,723 Year complete fizzle that strike news prac- tically CI Of I Net has ceased to be a market factor. Closlngr. Chanire. It Is watched closely, of course, for Im- portant Bid. 41 100,00 73 2 developments, but, In tho main, 95.20 93 other considerations were more largely 94.24 2 responsible for yesterday's active mar- ket 95.60 2 than were the day's developments In 94.30 46 the Bteel situation. As evidence that tho 100.90 96 publlo is again taking an active Inter- est 96.24 48 in the security market, trading 94.24 96 2 crossed the million mark and rolled up a 99.90 116 total turnover of 1,463,770 Bhares for 99.90 67 1 the day. It was the highest day's sales 104 since August 8, when the turnover Unltd 133 amounted to 3,071,000 shares. The steel AnsloFrcac'i 69 1 shares were the most buoyant group ot 10, 10 the list, followed closely by the oil stocks IBS.., .07 92 v and the favored specialties. Reports ot SS 1... ., . . 36 several heavy orders for steel In the 1... . 129 1 market were considered a favorable fac- tor. 10.,, 49 1 The day brought a moderate turn so.., 70 1 In the railroad shares, Southern Pacific, 1... 102 1 Reading andUnion Paclnc of tho high 2.., 8... . 80 priced stocks and Texas and Pacific, 73 96 Denver preferred and Frisco of the low City of 108 \1 priced stocks sharing the advance. The llnanclal district had a warm tip tn the 72 66 37 early afternoon that Senator Cummins, OltyofLyons 71 73 who will address the American Bankers City of 102 'i Association at St Louis will ad vocate a straight 25 per cent Increase in S3 134 freight and passenger rates. l 42 CltTof 94 4- - u a 142 Money ISrratlc. 1 95 Although there appears to he no at' United 10 99 tempt to use the money rate as a mar. Ms Bor- deaux 90 903s Msr--eelll- 309 13 ket club, the erratic movements yester IS... 117 day afternoon probably had the effect of lUa 62 1 scaring the timid and undoubtedly pro 7 23 duced some of the Irregularity which lis., 3.. 68 predominated In the early afternoon. l.. 63 1 Monoy ranged from 6 per cent, to 12 per 2.. 93 cent officially and a few outsldo deala 10.. 90 were made at a higher rate. With- drawals IU 80 \ for tho first of the month pay- ments 3 1 94 have no doubt aided In the unset-tleme- nt 1 166 3 of the money market Govern- ment 3 142 6 withdrawals also are Bald to havo 102 39 played their part One man who han- dles 80 50 considerable call money eaid yes- terday: DomOanada im 126 8 \You would be surprised to 2 1 know the number ot bank accounts that Rep of 29 are withdrawn and shipped out of. town 1W4 105 over the October 1 tax day. At any 6 116 rato all of these factors coupled with ap- preciation DSof 8 107 in security values caused an- other 8 17 brief flurry yesterday, but the 8 20 1 banks that habitually loan at 6 per cent ChlneseGovt came into the market Just at the close 1 16 73 with ample funds for all purposes to be Eng \ put out at that rate.\ 2 99 130 28 13 JapoemUt4)4s 831a Japanese Tokyo Atlt. The White llurae Stalks. A white horse, considered entirely out 25 2 of the running, stalked Into the Mexican 35 Petroleum ring yesterday morning and NYCIty4Msi7 69 ?; between 11 12 o'clock upset some 10 63 plana which It had taken several merry NOV 80 1 gentlemen long, long nights of tiresome 10. . 74 2 labor to dope out According to gossip, NY City 151 which leaped yesterday lightly from iu.... 106 2 crag to 'crag In Wall Street, a clique NYCItylMsM Nov 109 Which has followed Mex. Pet up the b 107 scale decided to knock It oft a few 59 .' points. It opened around 217 and AmSmelt&R quickly advanced to 220 by 11 o'clock. 4 291 1 This clique started offering the stock S 67 s 10 In chunks and gobs. Unexpectedly, the AmTtT 26 move did not disturb the market, as one 4 \ broker had an offer for every share of 8 42 stock thrown Into tho market and very 13 63 quietly and unostentatiously took them AmTJtT 90 all and called for more. One house Is 7 92 13 credited with buying 20,000 shares In AmTAT fi 27 \ this one hour and the clique that planned 1 63 a raid spent the afternoon trying to as- certain AnnArbor 74 the identity of tho white horse. 1 23 Armour 42 ltnttllnc the Skeleton. 10 i 76 5 46 The Stock Exchange has a very strin- gent 63 law calculated to punish wiy one 80 who starts or circulates a false rumor. 93' 1 It was brought Into being to keep down 18 war rumors, but It might be used ad- vantageously, 93 'i with Borne cruel and un- usual 12 punishment applied, on the man Bid. I who started yesterday afternoon the re- port 42 that demobilization had been de- clared 75 18 \ by the President and that hard 88 64 246 15 liquor would be purchasable, as usual, tn 35 the Interim before prohibition should be 104 2 64 effective. The report originated at the 42 21 United Food post, but it did not take it 84 63 \ long to fly across the street to tho em- porium 105 32 where sad faced bartenders now 16 28 dish out Ice cream sodas. With one ac- cord 13 94 they gave three rouBlng cheers and 36 1 80 in tho excitement of the moment one of 30 1 119 the most skilful drink mixers In these 118 1 73 United States handed one of the tavern's 104 best customers a ginger ale, when ho had 166\ 15 plainly ordered sarsalparllla. United 25 22 Food preferred and Industrial Alcohol 1 81 110 celebrated the occasion and the report 33 by a quick move of three points each, 77 135 'i but considerable wind was taken out of 98 108 their Balls on a cheerless denial, couched 103 47 in the dryewt of terms, from Washington 103 50 to the eitect that tho great American 103 30 Sahara will continue dry and dusty. 14 81 19 167 International Trade Mark. 16 261 30 88 Although no official information has 80 81 been given out as to their plans for 20 104 the combination, It was learned yester- day 9 86 that the new Whelan-Duk- e property, 13 45 of which American Tobacco will form 69 65 the nucleus and into which will be 62 taken other properties controlled by the 67 93 Whelan-Duk- e Interests, will be called the 210 60 International Trade Mark Corporation. 103 5 It is expected that trading will start tn 26 17 i this new security within a day or so, and 60 134 1 that when the organization be completed 127 57 i will And Its way to the big board. 80 118 American Tobacco, Incidentally, gave 26 marked evidence that near future de- velopments 11S 62 may bo anticipated. It reg- istered 102 76 i an additional gain of 13 and 119 18 l closed the new high figure o 309, 6 60 gaining 6 points of its advance in the 43 36 final few minutes of trading. 13 19 74 141 I)u Pay Itestgrna From Crucible. 61 105 Wall Street made up Its mind long 18 83 9 ago that a fight was on for the stock 103 34 control of prucible. Its recent wild 56 57 1 movements In the market another 15 61 110 1 advance of which was added yesterday 179 6 1 have been declared be public re- ports 86 9 of an underground struggle going 123 33 on for supremacy. Evidently the In- surgents, 51 47 headed by H. 8. Wilkinson, 14S 68 1 have won, as announcement of the realg-natto- n 51 238 1 from tho corporation's presidency 132 108 of Herbert Du Puy, who has guided the 11 69 destinies of Cruciblo tor many years, was 23 31 1 mide yesterday afternoon after the HOTi 48 'market's close. Ill health was given as 32 Til 77 the cause of Mr. Du Puy's retirement 63 38 from Crucible. In addition to forcing 90 100 new regime in Crucible, tho little group 138 223 6 of Insurgents, of which William Hamlin 44 118 Ctillds la a prominent member, have In- - 119 26 creased tremendously the price of their 16 52 own stock. One of the members of this 115 17 clique Is said to have a paper profit 71 12 of $5,000,000 on his Crucible, bought on 48 28 the way up from 100. A new president 107 47 will be namod by directors at the com- - 114 37 Ing annual meeting, and It appears to 82 61 6 be certain that It will be Mr. Wilkinson, 79 89 1 who resides at Syracuse and who advo- - 63 82 2 cates the removal of Crucible's head-4- - 15 nuarters to that place, or some one 10 SO ljwhom the Insurgent clique may deslg. 28 83 nute. 68 108 12 7 Crucible Shorts. 21 17 \ Probably so large n group of shorts 20 46 has never taken such a whipping un- less 53 126 1 tn Bethlehem Steel in the old days 111 74 as have those in Crucible Steel. When 65 27 the stock soared .In the 190s a bunch of 16 68 them, who had had enough, effected 61 8 private settlement at around 200, Most 83 32 \ ot them' had battled Crucible from 160 82 20 upward In big blocks and took tremen- dous 91 100 1 losses. This lesson did not serve 94 S7 as a warning, howover, nnd, according to 79 1 Wall Street gossip, a list ot tho shorts C3 nil of whom Chlltlinm In Crucible, are heavily B2 hooked In the stock, resemb'.es a blue The 10 book of New York. Tho market opera Forbes 57 tor who Is said to have benefited vactly nre 67 1 In the fifty point break In Keystone at' Georgia, 40 1 tempted to duplicate his Keystone per bonds 117 formance In Crucible and Is now en. 43 gaged In the unpleasant occupation ot 30, covering his commitments at a loss yield ranging from thirty-fiv-e to sixty points. from BONDS IN NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE. Tuesday, September 30, 1919. 1919. 1918. sales 311.958,000 39,047,000 to data 2,649,319,000 1,262,603,000 RANGE OF LIBERTY BONDS. Snles (In Asked. Yield, fl OOOsL Open. High. Low, 100.04 3.49 389 3s (1932-4- 7) 100.04 ,100.04 100.01) 95.40 4.29 70 1st OV. 48 (1932-47)- .. 0.U SB.1U vo.iM 94.28 4.42 381 2d 4s (1927-4- 2) 94.38 94.38 94.16 95.70 4.62 57 1st cv. 4s (1932-47- ) 95.70 95.70 95.60 94.36 4.64 . n.i ... iff - firi97-.(- 9 0.1 Jfl Oi .If! 0122 1 100.90 10O0 M.23 4.73 1,617 3d 4S (1928) 96.40 96.42 98T20 94.28 4.70 n cni a,u film I0l-5- m ... Qi 9R (ll SB B4.10 99.92 4.79 1.688 Vic 4s f 1922-23- ).. 99.92 99.08 99.90 99.96 S.80 276 Vic. 3?is (1922-23)- .. 99.96 99.98 99.30 States, Foreign Government, Railroad. Industrial and 8 A T S Fcr 4s O & N W gro fe le (Is 6a 2 Intcrboro-Me- t NYWcstcheifr ....0'1 2 87 3 08 col trust 4tis Boston 6-- 30 681a Chi Kys 1st ta 6 2dU 3 44 ....07K,1 1 7!la Int Agr Ch H NlaiLockAOnt . 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STOCK EXCHANGE PRICES. continued from Columns 3 and 4. Dlr.i In 1. Sales. and Open-In- t. llllh-- 1 Low. est. I est. 43 8700IPenn Seaboard Steel 41 45 41 19 1600 Pere Marquette .... 18 19 10 va 65 100 Poro Marquotto prior pf . 61 64 64 35 700 Philadelphia Co 34 85 34 64 20400 Pierce Arrow Motor 66 65 63 21 13100 Pierce Oil Corp 21 22 21 64 400 Pittsburg Coal of Pa 64 61 64 33 1200 Pittsburg & West Va.... 33 33 32 29 7200 Pond Creek Coal 28 28 27 95 5100 Pressed Steel Car 94 96 94 81 100 Public Service Corp N J. SO 80 80 122 300 Pullman Co 120 120 120 74 7600 Punta Alegre Sugar 74 74 73 2200 Punta Alegre Sup rts.. 4 4 4 101 2500 Hallway Steel Spring. . . 99 102 99 23 700 Ray Consol Cop 23 23 23 81 10100 Heading 80 82 , 80 80 600 Remington Typewriter.. . SO 80 80 98 42700 Republic Iron & Steel.... 95 99 95 104 100 Republic Iron & Steel pf. 103 103 103 103 8.70 62800 Royal Dutch Co N Y. . . . 103 104 103 105 8.70 100 Roy Dutch Co N Y rects. 103 103 103 14 100 St Joseph Lead 14 14 14 19 1800 St Louis & San Fran.... 19 19 19 16 100 St Louis Southwestern.. 16 16 16 30 1100 St Louis Southwest pf.. 30 30 30 81 700 Savage Arms Covp 81 82 80 21 1100 Saxon Motor 20 20 20 9 100 Seaboard Air Line 9 9 9 14 300Shattuck Ariz Cop ex dlv 13 13 13 59 37000 Sinclair Consol Oil.... 59 60 69 63 3200 Sloss-Shefllc- S & I.. 65 69 65 230 200 South P R Sugar 215 215 215 103 31600 Southern Pacific 102 104 102 25 1900 Southern Railway . . , . 25 25 25 61 600 Southern Railway pf. 60 60 60 128 700 Stewart Warner Speed 127! 128 127 80 4700 Stromberg Carburetor. 81 Sl 80 1500 Stromberg Carb rts, . , 17 17 17 119 29800 Studebaker Corp 119 120 118 102 200 Studebaker Corp pf . . . 102 102 102 121 5100 Stutz Motor 116 122 116 7 3600 Stutz Motor rts 4 7 4 43 2400 Superior Sieel Corp... 42 44 42 13 lSOOlTonn Cop & Chem.... 13 13 12 277 10 1500 Texas Co 273 27 273 52 5400 Texas & Pacific 62 53 61 19 100 Third Avenue 18 18 18 104 5700 Tobacco Products 102 104 102 66 7100 Transcontinental Oil .. 66 56 55 62 5 600 Transue & Williams SU GO 61 60 182 8 200 Underwood Typewriter. 178 179 178 91 6 200 Union Bag & Paper.... 88 88 88 123 10 1800 Union Pacific 123 124 123. 53 4 1200 United Alloy Steel 51 62 52 149 7 500 United Drug Co 149 149 144 52 3 200 United Drug 1st pf. ... 52 52 52 193 10 1400 United Fruit Co 191 195 191 12 300 United Ry Investment. 12 12 11 25 200 United Ry Investment pf 25 25 25 111 18700 United Retail Stores... 111 111 109 33 4300 I'SOI Pipe & Fdy. . . . 32 33 31 Cli 100 U S C I Pipe ic Fdy pf. 65 65 63 90 25000 U S Food Prod Corp.... 87 90 87 'J 138 16 9700 U S Ind Alcohol...- 136 140 135T, iO'i. 600 U S Henlty & Imp 44 45 44 120 25700 U S Rubber 117 120 116 16 15950 U S Rubber rts 14 16 14 118 200 U S Rubber 1st pf 116 116 116 72 1100 U S Smelting, R & M... 72 72 71 50 3 100 U S Smelting R & M pf . . 50 50 50 107 169900 U S Steel 106 108 106 114 1500 U S Steel pf 114 114 114 82 1000 Utah Copper 82 82 82 SO 300 Chem 79 79 7S; 66 100 Va. Iron, Coal & Coko... 64 G4 64 IO' Vulcan Detlnnlng 15 15 15 10 900 Wnbnsli 10 V 10 10 29 1700 Wabash pf A 30 30 28 64 200 Wells Fargo Express.... 60 60 60 12 300 Western Maryland 12 13 12 23 200 Western Md 2d pf 22 22 22 22 200 Western Pacific ..; 21 21 21 59 300 Western Pacific pf 64 55 64 112 200 Westinghouse A B ex dlv 110 111 110 56 4200 Westlnghouso E & M 66 66 65 16 3600 Wheeling & Lake Erie 16 16 16 62 900 White Motor 62 62 61 33 8200 Willys Overland 33 33 33K 83 200 Wilson & Co 83 83 82 91 18300 Worthlngton Pump .. 82 90 82 95 700Worthlngton Pump pf A. 94 94 94 County, fin., lloml nfrrr. National City Company. Harris, & Co. and 13. II. Rollins & Son offering 2,10,000 Chatham county, gold coupon 4 per cent, road dated August 1. 1919, and due se- rially from August 20, 1920, to August 1949 (both Inclusive), 'at prices to 4.76 per cent. They are exempt ftU Fedarsl Inooms taxu and tax- - atlon In Georgia for city purposes and are 1917. COCHRANE $3,718,000 726,336,000 HARDER Last, digs. Not c& CO. luu.uu \v\ .10 .06 Ill Broadway 60 State St. 94.16 .24 NEW YORK BOSTON 96.68 .02 94.36 -- .16 100.90 .30 96.28 .18 94.28 .10 99.92 .02 99.96 -- .02 Other Bondi louthPae cv 4a 1 8314 1 82t Invincible 1 827a SouthPaoief 3 83U 4s Oil Corporation 2 ' 8 .77S4 0 78la South Pac 4s 4 71 Boston-Mexic- an 3..aS...707g 4 71lg Petroleum Southern By ' 1 .ss'g Trustees 3 877g South 117 m 4s 4,, 3 1 031 1 JnDrmnffon on Request 1 631s Tenn Copper ta 1 U'4 StSt 2 94l8 Telephone Hector TennOIftRR ta 3 vu Texas Co cv ta 2 102 TbtrdAv 1 8 adl 31 sola Is U. S. STEAMSHIP TrtrdAv ref 4s 6 to Washington dispatches give prom-ii- e of the straightening out of thu 2... 1 , .. .VS'8 93U company's financial troubles. UnPao ltt-- t A discussion of a possible change in 3 1021a of the TJnloal'acUle 4s the personnel management 10 8418 given in current issue of \F1NAN-CIA- L 2 843 FORECAST.\ UnlonPae cr 4 30 84g Among ether Issues treated arei 1 84U TJnlonPae ref 4a Vanadium Steel 14 77U 1 78 Coiden & Company TJn RR 8F fda TJn Trust ctfs Producers & Refiners ' 8 S2lg TJSRaaltyftI Is General Asphalt 0 7713 TJ 3 S Rubber 87 ts Aetna Explosives TJ 8 Smelting 6a 1 1U318 aak for No. 403. In requesting copfea C S Steel ft Is 1 0038 3 99U 2 991a Sent ulthout obligation. 1.......00U 1 091a 1 0S4 9 091a ' Va Caro Ch 1st ESTABLISHED 1908 10 9513 41 BROAD Va Caro Ch 6s I... ....103 .Phone-BiD- ad 35 Virginian Ry is 2 87lg 1 87 Wabash 1st 1 901a WratPadflc 2 007g 1st ER MacMasiers & Co. 1 23g 2 82U MEMBERS. West Shor 4s CONSOLIDATED STOCK EXCHANGE f NEW VT3EK 2 73 WestUnlon 4K' 8 84lg YtllsonftCo 2 99 1st Special Analysis 6 O8I3 2 0838 1 9834 of WlUon A Co cr 8 97 7 97Ig Transcontinental 0 07 Wis Central ts 5 6918 Oil describing to hold- ings, potentialities.etc. Clo-ln- r. Net Chsngt. Gratis upon request. 43 1 19 Aak for Analysis 3. 64 1 35 64 22 69 WAXAj STREET 64 \' 32 28 94 PhonestHanover 9536-7-8- -9 80 1 120 1 73 \ 4 100 23 81 1 98 80 '2 Investment 103 1 103 103 1 Securities 14 19 Xi 16 1 30 1 . 80 20 9 13 R.C.Megargel &Co. 69 68 2 27 Pine Streec-NectAb- rK 215 13 103 25 60 128 1 80 17 119 102 \tt \The Oldest Curb House' 120 3 7 1 43 13 1 Allied Oil 275 61 IS 1 The present position in 103 1 this stock is about the most 66 interesting situation in tlv 61 1 entire oil list. 179 3 S8 Complete circular 23 J R. 7 on request. 52 144 62 192 11 C. W. Pope & Co. 25 111 i 25 Bread St. New York 33 i 65 2 90 2 j 138 45 1 Odd Lots 120 2 16 Write Dept. 17. 116 72 50 HjSHOLM StHAPMAN Members: New York Stock Ezchanai 114 71 Broadway, New York City. 82i Uptown Onice 30 K 4i!ml 78 1U ElMlcin Office, SHO Lenox Ae . cor 125th St lirunx OSiro 3Ut h. Hin - 64 3 llrooklyn Oltlco ;12 Cojrt v 15 Yonkors Olllcc r N llron!sv 10 NewdrU UHlee 77? Urow f 23 1 60 13 22 1 J. K. Rice, Jr. & Co. Buy & Sell 21 55 1 American Clilrln Com. & I'M, Herring Hall Martin Safe Com. 111 1 II. W. lulin Mumllle Com. 55 HIb Klovutur Com. 16 ltojal Typewriter Com. 61 I'ndrruoail Computing; Much, Com. 33 82 J.K.Kice,Jr.&Co. 90 7 34 I'honea 1000 to 1010 John. 56 Wall St NT State. eligible - as security I Investors read Tke Wall Street Journal Ionilou Motley Murket, London, Sept. 30. Uar silver, 64d. an ounce; money, 3 per cent; discount rates, short bills, 3 per cent,; three months, 3 6.1693 per cent.; cold prunlums at Lisbon, 1J0,
