Evening Star Newspaper, November 15, 1922, Page 28

|REMINGTON TYPEWRITER INCREASES DIVIDENDS Back Payments Bring Total on Preferred Up to $10.50 a Share. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, Nc:vem%er ll.—'l;he Remington Typewriter Company to- day declared a dividend of $3.60 a share on its first preferred stock and its first preferred series S shares. The last previous payment on first pre- ferred stock was made in April, 1921, when $1.75 was paid. Back dividends accrued on this stock amount to $10.50 a share. James R. Carny, investment banker; Alfred P. Walker and George K. Mor- row of the Standard Milling Company, Daniel E. Woodhull, president of IMMEDIATE POSSESSION COUNTRY HOME A most desirable and very excellent suburban property facing on the Baltimore Boule- vard between Laurel and Washington, convenient to both electric line and B. & O. railroad stations. Main house contains about 20 rooms, 3 baths and lavatory. Newly papered and painted through- out. Heating apparatus and plumbing in excellent condi- tion. New gas plant. 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Main 1278, TENOR BANJO Masdolin. Guitar, Bunfo, Hawalian Guitar aad TURN FOR BETTER IN STOCK MARKE Prices Advance Sharply Aft- er Absorbing Heavy Early Selling. BY STUART P. WEST, By Special Leased Wire to The Star. NEW YORK, November 15.—After American Bank Note Company, and|two hours today of considerable un- certainty, during which, further liquidation had to be absorbed on a large scale and fresh attacks by operators for the decline had to be Robert P. Loomis resigned several |met, the stock market experienced a{Am La France turn for the better, Even in the minds of the most pes- simistic, the question was one of in- side and not outside conditions. There was no pretense that current trade news was disappointing, or that the *|decline of the last three weeks on the stock exchange foreshadowed a change for the worse in the business situation. On the contrary, all the evidence coming to hand had con- sistently supported the belief that industrial operations are expanding and in most lines are returning a larger profit, and the advance in grain and cotton prices since the middle of September has been an Incident of the greatest importance in its bearing upon the outlook for 1923. Real Values Overlooked. The main thing which professional Wall Street had in mind again_today was the possible extent of the forced liquidation which had been gathering momentum on the two previous days until it had brought the market in the closing hour of Tuesday to a state of semi-demoralization. Whether or not this liquidation was reasonable was not considered. It was sufficient that pools and individuals who had become overextended in their opera- tions for the rise during the summer and again in the early autumn had finally been driven to get out as best they could. At times like this values are lost sight of, and it Is simply a case of the downward movement continuing until the victims of the decline have fin- ished their sacrifice selling and stocks have passed into hands that are fully able to hold them. That this position was reached In the course of the first hour or 8o to- day, or at least that it was closely ap- proached, seems quite evident. Bonds Join in Recovery. One of the most helpful occurrences of the day was a very rapid recovery in French government bonds, the ex- treme weakness in which had been very unsettling in the markets of the previous days. Both the 7lis and the 83 representing the external dollar loans rose over 2 points and other foreign government bonds were drawn along. The improvement in French ex- change was maintained and thus grounds for a better feeling, at least temporarily, were afforded regarding the foreign situation. Rail Issues Lug Behind. The action of the railroad security markets, both stocks and bonds, was of exceptional interest, in view of thr emphasis laid on Washington dis- patches upon agitation which will be started in the coming short session. for modification of the Esch-Cummins act in a way that would be decidedly unfavorably for the carriers. The fact that the rallroad stocks were le disposed to rally at any stage of the day than were the industrials was significant. Wall street does not believe that any radical measures can be put through, at least until the assembling of the Sixty-eighth Congress, but it does take into &ccount the uncertain possibilities in a market sense of the railway question being actively ex- ploited with a lot of radicfl proposals during the next three months. New Haven Breaks Sharply. New Haven broke sharply in the 1ast hour, and this had a deterring ef- fect upon the other rails. The in- dustrials which gave the best ac- count of themselves were Studebaker, Baldwin Locomotive, the Can shares, the PBurns Brothers _issues, Products and National Lead. Further proof that the recent de- cline has been at variance with the facts of the trade situation was furnished by the weekly reviews of the steel trade, which showed pro- duction at the highest of the year, be- tween 75 and 80 per cent of capacity. TRADING N COTTON AGAIN VERY ACTIVE Prices Soon Rally After Slump in Day’s Early Quota- tions. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, November 15.—Trad- ing was very active at the opening of the cotton market today. There were heavy overnight selling orders around the ring brought in by the decline of late yesterday and further selling seemed to be promoted by uncertainty over the German political situation. = First prices were easy at a decline of 15 to 41 points in con- sequence, but the trader was a buyer, while there was a great deal of cov- ering and fresh commission buying, and, after selling off to 25.24 at the start, January contracts soon rallied to 25.62, or within 12 points of vester- day’s closing quotation. Private ca- bles reported American selling in Liverpool, and sald that Manchester was complaining of a poor home trade, The advance extended to 25.92 for January, during the early afternoon, or 68 points from the low level of the morning and 18 points net higher on continued covering and trade buying. There was a little more realizing at this level, but the market was quiet and steady around 2 o'clock and prices H ment, area, population, 3 |held within 9 or 10 points of the best. NEW ORLEANS, November 15—Ex- tremely heavy liquidation of long contracts, mixed with new_selling, put the cotton market 40 to 53 points down in the first few minutes of the session today. Almost immediately support was met and the trade was credited with supplylng most of the buylng orders. Prices recovered easily and at the end of the first half hour of business were within 4 to 10 points of yesterday's close. De- cember fell off to 24.90 and recovered to 25.20. —— STOCK BROKERS FAIL. ‘Winfeld Brothers Are Forced in Bankruptcy. NEW YORK, November 15.—An in- | voluntary petition in bankruptcy was ifiled today in federal court against Joseph Winfleld, Robert Winfleld and A. L. Winfleld, known as Winfleld Brothers, stock brokers. Liabilities were placed at $20.000 and assets at $5.0 [ —_— | WOOL MARKET QUIET. BOSTON, November 15 (Special).— Conditions in the local wool market _ PHONE GOl WASHINGTON =, COLLEGE OF Price, 75 Cents Each at the Business Office Counter : | WALTER T. HOLT STUDIOS' 1801 COL. RD. | T | ™r%a: MUSIC, Inc. were practcially. unchanged today. Prices were firm, with holders ask- ing fractional advances, but mill buy- ing has eased somewhat, and It Is believed some manufacturers have covered their requirements fairly well for the immediate future. Texas and California fall clips are commanding prices, which work at about 3110 & pound ‘clean basis at Boston, e g ' FINANCIAE. q Yo " ~FINANCTALS YUY EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. 0O, WEDNESDKY, NOVEMEER 15, T ‘————-—*——-——_&__—___—' NEW YorK stock EXCHANGE | BINDPRCETONE |22 2o2= BONDS mox sxcmvs Received by Private Wire Direct to The Star Office Received by Private Wire Direct to The Star Office. UNITED STATES BONDS. S Gl e e o |S MUEH BEl |ER - el e % 7 |JewelTes.. % 1% 1% 1% 900). - Low. Clese: 131:000); Mgt Tow: et Liberty 313 + 811 10044 10022 10032 |Atchison gen 4s. ° 9% 59% | Jewel Tea pt. 1% 12% 12% | Jones Tea. @8 Liberty 1st 4s.. 1 9810 9810 9810 |Atlantic Cst L 1st 4s. 28 = % Liberty 24 4 Bal & Ohlo prin 3%s 62 Allled 13% Kansas & Gulf Co. 2% % , o Liberty 1st4%s 39 9834 9804 9334 Bal & Ohio gold 4s. 3 Allis Chonm. B 1B 1 | Kansas City Sou w%|Libertys Share With Other|Cmerty2asys. s s o9 %w |Bala onioes. 2 Allis Chalmers pf o Kansas C Sou pt % fll:arly Mads ow mm wi B Bul& Ohlocv 4%4a. . 21 Al % 1 H 1 N erty 4th 4343 ¢80 9844 9814 9840 al & Ohio ref 5s. A: g:f“f;';r:-lm m a% Issues in Rallies in To Victory 4%s'23 54 10028 10025 1028 |B&O PLE & WVa ds. I: Am Beet suot:} b L ’ s Victory 4%s (c) 38 10004 10000 10000 [B& O SWdiv3ls... 4 Am Bosch, oo % ) day’s Trading. US4Ks1952.... 4@ 9% W WO BRI g Am Brake Sh 0% FOREIGN GOVERNMENT, STATE LR T2 cit: 18 Am Can. ] L AND MUNICIPAL. Canada Southern 5s.. 1 m Can pf. m ~ 85 88% 85 88% BY GEORGE T. HUGHES, Bales . Canadian North 614s. 2 Am Car & Fay. m . 81% B1% B1% BI% | g ) piaeen to The Star. - High. Low. Close. | Canadian Pac deb 4s. 32 Am Chicle Co, 6 6 |LeeTire& Rubber. 21% 25 2% 25 | Peci Dlspateh to i Argentine 7s 100% 100 10 | Central Pacificds.... 63 NEW YORK, November 15.—A much 195 195 195 195 |better tone was in evidence in the Belgium 7%s. 41 9 %8 9% Ches & Ohio cv 5 .16 95 9% 9% Chen&l'hlocvlb’,u.lg 19% 19% | Lehigh Valley. 12 142 |TLiggett & Myers. Am Cotton Ofi Am Express. :m 2"’"‘«“’ 1% 1% ;_1,“ Lima Locomotive.. 66% 67 66 57 |bond market today. -:; fiv' :V ;?;2 Ches & Ohio gen 4153 4 Am Hide & Lea pt. 66% 13% lgg“ i0y | P ine 5:: 18 1% | Ina few instances thers were sharp 2T = weaE 2'3"1’ dalss... 1 Am Tce pf Lorillard (55 16° ewe 160" |Fallies from yesterday's lows. This T %6 9% 95%|Chig Bastni cemir o2 AR Tt s Totne itea, oroolie¥ 160 1K I | was notably the case with the French 30 B9 8% B9 [ChiGreat Western4s 1 Louls & Nashville..132 132 182 132 |bonds, both the 8s and the 7%s gain- | Canada bs1926. .10 9% 9% 993 Chi M & Pref4is... 12 At Mack Truck. s mw s m |16 2 Or 3 points in the first half of the | SARACE PR ISE - 5 I IGE Y EHM & SUP cuns. 1 Amlooowt Mack Truck 1st.... o1 o1 o1 o1 |92%. Semil-official statements s t0|Chile gy 194......... 7 103 102% 1024 | Chi M & St D v 4558, oy Am Locmory Mack Truck 2d & ' g8 8 |sinking fund purchases were undoubt- | Chile 8s 1941 © 18 102% 10% | CM& St P g e 2 Am Metals. Magma Copper. 81 8% 81 |edly very reassuring. French citles|Copenhagen 5%: .12 88 8 8 |Chig S Am Radtator. Mallinson & Co. 20% 2% 30% |dssues, the Lyon, Marseilles and Bor- | Czechoslovakia 8s....24 8% 8 &% |Chi Rysgs... 13 Am Bafety Razor. M lineon & Coot. B % & |deaux 65 also rallied Denmark 8s. s wom 107 107 |SRIRI& Pac ref s, 2 Manbatian Shir-.. 4% &% 54 6|, DEPOTENt of, Sqing 7o, howeyer ® m o o tadie il Dlarket 8t {g;h 2 8 advanced. Paris-Lyons-Mediterranean o e o o &&Vg"';‘drfn = 2 65, which were S0 weak yesterday s b @ under heavy transaction, railied to- | Dutch EastInd 6s'62 ¢7 @i o1l 2 @ & 5 8 £ EEeREnig Ly Market St Ry pf... 39% 39% S9% Cleveland Term 5135 ¢ Marland Ofl. 81% 82% 3% day. Belglan bonds shared the im- 2 4, | Colo & Southern 414 Marlin-Rockwe provement —shown by the Freneh. |French Govt 7ts WM % B Gyl R R g : Martin-Parry. 25 3 City of Greater Prague 7i%s and |Halti6swi... otoi b s, Queensland 7s were other forelgn |Japanese 2d 4% issues to sell higher. Japanese 48. Much ltntle‘rheut‘wu taken in the |Lyonsé6s.. 163% | course o erties. After opening 8 12 WO Ui 'l |lower, with the mecond 4%s going | Marseilles 6s. 26% Mathison Alkill.... 8% 43% ‘48 Maxwell (A). Maxwell (B). May Dept Stores McIntyre Porcu. 7% 19 T9%| Den & Rio G con 4s. .. 12 % 76 7% |Den & R G Ist ref5s. 49 Detroit United 4%s.. 11 T 4 48 48 |ErieEends .50 .s.z @% 9% 2% | Dgl & Hudson 5138... 3 7 Am Tobacco (B). Am Tobac pf (n). Am Water Wks. e14 % B TEN below 98, the market turned upward. | Mexico bs. Am W Wke 6% pr. ,M,,:flg:: ::::;m“l R W 2 | This may have been due, in Dart at | Mexico 4s. Tn s s e | RS SOMVASA Am Wholesale pf. Mextoan St oo 174 186 MW 17 |least. to denials from Washington of | Netherlands 6s.......17 9% 94 - Am Woolen. Malcan s I 1% 5 |published “reports that President 4 10% 109% Am Writing Pr p e ée:f:ur'ou g“ 1, Tix|Harding had changed his views as to 4 1 & predsl i B Mniddle Srater Ofl. % 1 B%|the soldiers’ bonus. Y10 107 1064 Great North gen 6.1 Annconda. .. Movale Btes o T High-Grade Rafls Stronger. Queensland 6s 2 100% 100 Green B& W deb B, Assets Realizn M> Ran & Texas. .. 1% 18 15% | There was some display of strength | RiodeJan 8s. 29 Asso Dry Goods. Mo Kan & Tex pf.. 0% 41% 0% 40% |In high-grade railroad issues. Atchi-|Sao Paulo, Stof,8s...10 omi &1 Hudson & Man ref 5s B 8% RN Assoclated O11 o & 1% 17 1 |son general 4s. New York Central bs,|Seine, Deptof, 7s....188 8 81 Hudson & Manadf5s 36 68 b6t G7™ Atchison. . % 4% a1y |Canadian Pacific debenture 4s, Penn- | Sweden 68 L1 104% 103% 111 Central 515 5 100 100 1004 Mo Pacific pf. Montana Power. Montgomery Wa sylvania general 4%s and Northern|Swiss Confedsf8s...31 116 116 R Inter-Met 4355, 6% 67% €% |pacific 6s all made gains. Buying or- | Ud Kingdom 5%s°29. 8 109% 109 e Inter Atchison pf. Atlantic Cst Line, 1 19 10 10 Milysctfssta. b4 124 12 12 Atlantic Fruit Co. 21 2% 21 |lgers from out-of-town, it was re-|Ud Kingdom 5%s '37. 102 % 102 e i = & Atlantic Gulf..... Moon Motors. . 18% 1% 1% |ported were fairly heavy. There was| ErOm o S0 VMl LK i:t;:.‘i‘%’rf’“-{";‘ Sn Em . Atlantic Gulf pt Mother Lode Clta.. 10% 10% 10% 10%)also some Inquiry from insurance MISCELLANEOUS. B ttact @l 21N Atlas Tack oNi companies. In speculative issues the|Am Agri Chem 71%s..16 108% 103 108% ).~ Gr'_:,‘"“" TSWi% 9% %% 9 Ry 'Nash Motors Erie bonds also sold higher. Trading | Am AgriChem5s.... 1 @2 & 9 Noradjés..g2 5l 4913 B Natl Acme. was more active than for some time. | Am Smelt & R 1st bs. 21 Kansas CtS & M4s. 10 78 L Kansas City Sou 5s. “ e Lehigh Valley 6s. Long Island ref 4s Louis & N unified Auto Sales. . The three serles of convertibles, tne | Am Sugar Ref 6s. general 4s and the prior llen 45 all| Am Tel & Tel cv 6s Eained ground. St. Louls-San Francis- | Am T & T of tr 5 co adjustments and incomes 80ld|am T & T ol tr 48 62% 8% 62 63% | higher. Anton Jergens 6s. " jonks 1004 100% 1006 [ Sewboard Alr Line 63, however, were | AT JGRCHS Bayuk Bros. s g |NatlLead 1o 110% 09 L8 | LAV HERR: mder sueh peedsure as | Atlantic Refining 5s. 1 Beechnut Packing. o @ o @ |YevadaCoppero ae i ) 0 Cother ‘speculativa Issues during | AZucarea Bara 7is. 1 5 661 | c} v ve- e e o G o o | YT ABrake... 3 3l B B | e e e Jugt | Bell Tel Pa s 1w 108k 108 | MIE & T st 4s TAlrBrake(A) @ {5 4 48 |quarter of the year Seaboard ought to | Bethlchem Steelrtis 19 S W T |y g 72 50" Baldwin Loco. Natl Conduit.. 6 € o € |Natl Enameling. Barnesdall (A). 2% 27 27 | Natl Enamel pf. 28 17 .19 1 n 7 Ralto & Ohio pf. Market St Ry cons 35 24 MBtP&SSM6%s. 3 BethSt17% (n)... % 9% 9 9% 4 < | N ¥ Central. 9% 8% % lbeable to cover ch < :"fi’;’!:fipgr::?re:stl NYCh&SI T, 8 B B2 B {dimeany o TEeS without much | o b TiirSe 18t 5%5. 35 100 100 100 |[MEK&T6scC. Brit Em St1 24 pf. . NYChi&StLlst, 98 98 93 98 New Orleans, Texas and Mexico in- | Bklyn Edison 78 D. 108 107% 108 | Mo Pacific 6s ot N Y Dock D 26% 2% 20% 21 |comes dropped more than a point, In |Central Leather 5s. 6% 9% 9% | Mo Pucific gen 45.... 18 Rklyn Edlison. Rklyn Rapld T1 Rklyn Rap Tr ctfs, Bklyn Unlon Gas. Brown Shoe. Rrown Shoe pf. Burns Bros (A). Burns Bros (B). Butte Copper. Butte & Superlor. Caddo OIl... California Pcking. California Petrol. i Caltfornia Pete pf. Callahan Zinc. . Manadian Pacific. Case (JT) pf.. Central Leather. Central Leath pf Cerro de Pasco Chandler Motor.. Chesapeake & Ohlo 70% | Ches & Ohto ptw 1. 102% 121% 119 119 | Montreal Tram 1st 55 8 o 95 %[N OTex & Mex inc 5e 24 10% 109 110% [ N ¥ Central deb 4s'3: 6 % o N Y Central deb 6s...125 77 T 1 |NYCentrefimp5s. .14 New Haven cv deb 65 8 N YNH& Hartfd. 2¢% 24% 21 22% | this case earnings are ample, not only | Cerro de Pasco 8s NYO& Western.. 21 21 21 21 [to cover bond interest, but to provide | Chile Copper 6: Norfolk & Western. 116% 117 116% 117 _|for the presept 6 per cent dividend on | Chile Copper North American... 8 8% 8 8% |the stock. At today's quotation the |CinG & El North American pf. 4% &% % &% |income 58 fold on a 815 per cent|Colo Industrial5s . 23 234 |maturity basis. Hudson and Man- | Comp-Tab-Rec 68 ‘41 v Northern Pacific... 79% 179% 78% 78% | hattan refunding 5s and adjustment|Con Coal Md IstrfGs 7 % 8% £8%|N Y West & Bos4is. 4 were also weak without any very | Crown Cork & Seal 61 6 '3 88 % | Norfolk & West cn 48 12 Ohio Body & Blw.. 5% &% 5 6 {coodreason. Earnings continue g0od. | Cuba Cane S ¢ deb 88 43 §7% 8% 85% | Norfolk & West cv 65 24 Ohio Fuel Sup...... 51% b1% 67% 6% | Both bonds rallied later. Northern Pacific 3s.. 1 % 8% &% @4 |OklahomaProd.... 2% 24 2 2 Utilitles Also Gain. Det Edisonref 65.... 7 10113 101 1014 | Northern Pacific4s.. 7 1 Orpheum Circuit. 19 19% 18% 19%| Among the utilities New York Gas,|Du Pontde Nem 7%s. 8 108% 1074 108% | North Pac ref imp 6s. 29 4 | Otis Eley pf. 1037 1087 103% 103% | Electric Light, Heat and Power 5s, a | Duquesne Light 712s. 3 107 106% 107 Northern Pacific 55.. 8 % | Owens Bottle. 6% 86% 86% 6% |verv high-grade issue, gained frac-|East CubSugar7is.14 84 % o tionally. New England Telephone os, | Empire F &G 714s...52 %% @ % |OreShLcon5s'46... 10 . 1% 14 1% 1% |another high-grade bond, went up a{FramericanID7ls. 11 8 8474 4% |Ore Short Lrefds... 3 . 8s &% E0% Bl%point and in the speculative utilities! Francis Sug 7%s'42..11 101% 101% 101% | Ore-Wush Ist ref4s.. 15 14 4 M 14 |Chicago Railway 5s made a small ad- | Gen Electric deb 5s.. 3 100% 100% 100% | Paris-Lyons-Med 6s.19% Pacific Ofl. 451 41 4% 46 |vance. Interboro 5s gained slightly.!Goodrich (BF) 6145, 24 101% 100% 100% | Penneylvania gen 5s. 25 Pan-Amer Pete.... 84% 8% 843 84 |Sentiment a3 to the future of the local | Goodyear Tire 88 '31. 7 977 % 7' | Penn gen 4is. Pan-Am Pets (B).. 83 8% 8wk |utllitles was still wvery much mixed. | Googyear Tire §5'41. 11 115 1% 1dia [ Pennsylvania 6lzs. Paniandle P& R.. 4% 4% 4% 4%|In the industrial department Cuta Peoria & East inc 4s. Pennsylvania...... 6% 467 @€l 46%h ‘“';"R**'ar?' 8s and American Smelting | Holland-Amers£6s. 4 8% 85 Pere Marg 1st 5s Penn Seabd Steel.. 8% i oy and Refining 5s were down, while tae | gumble Oil & R5%s. 3 9% 9% Reading gen 4s Pacific Develop. Pactfic Gas & El. Pacific Mail P30t Tore-3- | Chl Ml & St P. prindsA..70 Chi & Alton. 2 People’s Gas.... g1 [Chile Copper issues kept pace With|ingiana Steel5s...... 1 100 100 {Rio G West 1st 4a. Chi & Alton pt 4 Pere Marquette. i | Bpcculationiining atocic Inter Mer Marine 6s..11 8% 8 &% Liio Grande W clt 45 Chi & East TIl. 31 Pore Mra prior pf.. 76 % _— Inter Paper 1st5s B..52 & & RIATk& L4%s.. Chi & East Tl pf... b6l Pere Marq pf.. ; 7% Kelly-Springfield 8s.. 8 107% 106% Chi Great Westrn.. & | phitadelphia Co. o Lackawanna St5s°50 5 81 % StLIM&S45'2... 6 Chi Great W pf. 5| Phillips Jones pf... 1 9 ManatiSugars(i%s 1 @ @ @ [SULINESR&G4s. © 104 10 StL& a1 2 a an Marland Oil 7%4s. { Philiips Pete. 9 104 ChiMil & St Ppt. | Pierce-Arrow...... 10% 10% 10% 10% | Mich State Tel 1st 3s. 1 tL&SFprinds.... 7 Chl& Northwa.. .. £ | pierco-Arrow pf... 28 28 28 2 Midvale Steel 55. ... 16 tL &S F inc 68 Chi & Northwn pf.. 122 | pierce Ol.. W % s a4 St 2 Chi Pneumat Tool. £0% | pierce Ol pf % a2 A% e | New England Tel 5s.. 31 StL&S Chi RT & Pacific Dae e% a% 48 | New York Ed 15t 6121 7 an A & Atk P: 35 - Wi 4 {Elasin Winaly NYGELH&Pis..16 9% 9 ChiR1& P €% pf. 85% | Pitts Coal 66ls 67 T G6lz RAPR s s : y 10 108 | oo refis gl f o w9 Contracts for 10.000.000 barrels of :::;’:x;z}if,;‘ 6 o e si?‘t"aigi:’:‘fd’ Pl 4| Pittnaw :_n P ‘;1‘;; % :3: { fuel oil to be delivered by the Stand- { Niatara Falls Pow 55 1 e s € C ¢ &St Louis. . T | e % W Ta* 527 iard Oil Company of New Jersey and | North Am Edison 6s. 15 ou Pacific ref 4s.... & Cluett Peabody..... | Pt Coreal " 13 109 106% 109 |1.000,000 barrels to be delivered by the | North States Pow 58. 10 outhern Ry 1st 55. .. 81 ;ofa-(‘ah. 5 Postum Cer pf..... 111 111 111 111 |Texas company were awarded today | Northwest Bell Tel 7 1; Southern Ry gen 4s.. 17 Columbta Gas. .. e Sy Ot N . o e 1o 1oy | MXed represent an advance of about50 | pacrel & Te15s752. 17 1% 9112 | Third Ave ref 4s 3 Columbia Graph. L LM L 12 | conts a barrel more than that paid in |PhilaCoref6sA..... 14 %% 9 x| Third Aveadj5e..... 79 . 21% 2% 2% 2714 | the last previous purchase. Public Service 5s. 8 &' 8% 84/ Union Pacific Ist4s.. 7 Columbla Graph pf. 10% = i ! Un Pacific 1st ref 4s.. 3 Com Solvents A.... 4515 481 48% (8% | Raiway Steel Spr.. 100 Lhie Standard Oilicontract calls) for ol ol .89 1004 100 100% | Virginia Ry 15t 55,00 7 Comp Tabulator..._f4x 6 6% 65 | iay Con Copper, ... 12% a price of $137 to $1.57% a barrel, | Sip Crude Oil 5%s.... 8 91 @ |ywibaeh 1ot 5 - Cons Cigar. . Reading. JOONE varying according to the ports of de- | Sou Por Rico Sug 7s.. 2 4ty tern Maryland 4s 10 Reading 18t pf. B0 very, and for a price of $1.361% to|Stand Ofl of Calif 7s.. 2 1057 stern Pacific 5s... 4 K R dar o ol $1.64°a barrel on barges. The Texas | Toledo Edison lst 7s. 2 104% 105 | West Shore 1st4s.... § 95 | R A RF'b- !“ e Company port prices range from $1.39 | t'nion Bag & P 6S.... 1 9 98 127% | Remainaton H to $1.49 a barrel and the barge price | ynited Drug cv $s....31 nz 12 TOTAL SALES (Par Value): Corn Products Bf.. 122la 1225 1224 122'3 | rermington dc of. .. 100% 1s 315008 & bartel. Un Steam Copen 6s.. 2 %% 91 | llaan.... 5208000 12noon... 859900 Cosden & Co. | o e e o Delivery will be'made between No- | D%t Ter Tat ref 54 51 e 8S%| 1Pl 1003000 2 pam.... 11456000 5 iber 15, 1922, an ember 31, |3 Crucible Steel. 6 | Rep Iru~ & Steel... 46% 1523, U S Rubber 5sct..... ; ] lg l;; U S Rubber 714s. Crucible Steel pf. U S Steel s £ 5s. Cuban-Am Sugar. 8 | Reynolds Springs.. 121 It is understood that the Standard 19% ; Reynolds Tob (B).. 85% L1 102% 102 102% Oil Company of New Jersey, in ful- Cuban-Am Sug bf 9% | Roval Dutch s34 filling its_contract, will seéure the |UtahPower &Lt6s..21 0% %0 0% lboro Entri i Cuba Cane Sugar.. 1% | Rutland Ry pf..... 2% oil from California fields instead of | ., bs.. 1 100% 100% 100% Marlboro tries. Cuba Cane § p. 8 from Mexico, as in the past Va-Car Chem 1st bs.. St Joseph Lead.... 17% ¢ s Va-Car Chemical7s.. 4 %W %t %% Davidsen Ohiesn. 2% St L. & San Fran... 23 TR Va.CarChem7%8w. 4 ®% 91 94| Pirst race; purse, $500; claiming: D e StL & San Frpf... 44 FOREIGN EXCHANGE. Weatinghouse 75....- 6 107% 107 107 | maidens, all ages: five and one-half uotations furnished by W. B. Hibbs & Co.) | Western Union 6155..11 109%z 109 109 | furlongs — Auntie Em, 101: Who “ Nominal > Seling shecks | Wiskaire Spencer 78. 2 9% %% | Knows, 114: Furlough, 114; Evander, ®old value. todar. 1:30. | yijson & Co 18t 6s... 9 100~ 9% 100 | 114; Refrain. 114; Bill of Expense, taor 1t Wilson & Cocv 7%s. 18 103% 10214 108% | 114; Mideity, 114. Second race; purse, $500; claiming; three-year-olds and up; about five a: one-half furlongs—*Kitty Johnson 104; *Sir Jack, 107: Last Gril, 107: wall Street Feat“res Primitive, 109; Athgarven. 110; Bo- danzky, 112; Frenchy, 112; Leoma, 112; Al Pierce. 112; *Torando, 107 S —par-| Third race; £500; claiming, maidens NEW YORK, November 15. Pd” all ages: about five and one-half fur- ticular stress was laid again today |, s epikesville, 99; Silks & Satin. upon the disruption of speculative | 101: Margaret Lorettd, 101; *Jamaica | onsible for much | Belle. 106: Mountain Dew, 111; Ruth, €2 6l &o | Br the Associated P . lcllques as being resp B Don Plaudit, 114. 18 18 18 NEW YORK, November 15—For.|of the demoralized selling since ';"‘ Fourth race; $300; claiming; thi cign exchanges irregular. Great |first of the week. Houses which were| year-olds: 22 Del & Hudson......123% 12% 123% I2 % Del Lack & Watn.. 128 189% 127% 1203 | o Fouts So gt o4 Detrolt Edison..... 109% | Seaboard Alr Line. Bl Doms Mines. 40% | Seaboard AL pf... 8% DuSS&Atipf. 6 | Sears Roebuck. Dupont (ED.. 165 | Seneca Copper. Eastman Kodak Shattuck-Arizon: Electric Stor Bat, Shell Trad & Tran. Elk Horn Coal.. Shell Union pf. Endicott-Johnson. Endicott-John pf.. Erle....... Erfe 1st pf. Erfe 2d pf. Famous Players. ... Fed Mines & S pf.. E314 63% 63 [3y | Southern Ry pf Fisher Body........1{3 156 153 155 |Spicer MfgCo. London, pound Montreal, dollar.. Paris, franc . Brussels, fran Berlin, k Rom: Zurich, fran Athens, drachma . Madrid, peseta Vienna, crown . Budapest, erwn Prague, crown Warsaw, mark Copenhage Sloss-Sheffield. | So Porto Sugar. W 384 38K 38Y | Chritiania, crown - Southern Pacific... 8% 8015 8% §0% | Stockholm, crown o1% 59t o1y | Southern Rallway.. 22 34 22% 234 ree- x’ furlongs—eTricks, 101; Spicer Mg pf...... % e 3 urlon k ;i:::; gnodl"opnt. 93 Wk € 93 ;Tnffifara gl‘l)lmm . 129% 129% l:% :3“ Britain—Demand, 4.46% ; cables, 4.46%: | carrying these pool accounts were bor- ]Z,gyo!;‘olr'bi ZLTen?“lhlblanxltgx‘é Av::, Fisk Rubber. 1% 1% 1% 1y | Stand Oil of Calif Sty day Bl om Plaesie: s cabist: | rowing too much money, and pressure jy,: 5 L . Freeport Texas.... 18% 19% 1s% 10| Stand Olof N J... S TTtalyDemand, 0464; cables, | was brought to bear upon them by the | " piry ryce: $300; claiming; four- SasdOflof N J gt K 046415, Belglum—Demand, .0618: | panks to reduce their loans. They, infyear-olds and up: about six and a Gen Asphaltroore e Al % o | cablee SIS [Germany e hd to call upon the pool man-|half furlongs—*0id Pop, 103: *Ina nos, 111; Runnan, 111; Gen Asphalt... 471 6% 4s% | Sterling Prod 10001 3-16; cables, .0001%. Holland— k . Kay, 111; y: % = agers to either take up their accounts Po¥a Joy. 115 Mr. Gen Cigar.. 78 8 . Stewart-Warne Demand, .3920; cables, .3925. Norway , 113; Salt Peter. i Gen Cigar deb. 104 104 104 |Stromberg Carb. —Demand, .1834. Sweden—Demand, | or sell, and, in many instances, the lat- | 11¢; Star Court, 119. Gen Electric. 17 174 174% | Studebaker.. 2 Denmark — Demand, .2017. | 4or course was adopted. Just how| gixth race: $500; claiming; three- Gen Elecspl wi.... 10% 11 10% 11 |Studebaker pf. Switzerland—Demand, .1835. Spain— b ellaues were affected it|year-olds and up; mile and sixteenth Gen Motors. . 4% 14% | Submarine Boat.... 6% 74 6% 7% |Demand, = .1525. Greece—Demand, [ many suc % Z_sKingling 11, 104; *Dottas Best, 104; Gen Mot 6% deb. 1% 81% | Superlor Ofl.. % 4% 4% |:0153. Poland — Demand, ~.0000%.|would be hard to say. Horeb, 109: Alhena, 103; Unar, 108; Gen Mot 7% deb. 9%l 96% |Sweets Coof Am... 2 2% 2 g4 |Czechoslovakia—Demand, .0321. Ar- Consolldated Gas Breaks. Barone, 109; Plantarede, 109, gentine—Demand, .3612. Brazil—De- hree- Seventh race; $500; claimin, Glmbel Broa. The street took a very bearich view 2 d, .1162. Montreal, 1.00 3-32. $ Siraner Bres b Lok el B : today of the Consolidated Gas finan_ | year-olds and upy mile and soventy ia K hur cial plan, and following vere | yards—t 1 103 is, 103; O g o :;:;:: g““”fli‘“fl]:h“r z;: g& 2% = br!lkp of the previous day, the stock ;}‘::3 bll:}.fi](::pu,:::n!\‘fl‘f:‘;;finl‘otso‘n?{;lo}n Goodrich. w8 2% | va-Car Chempf... €% % &% &5 |had another sharp decline.” As it ap- | Lucas 105; Grorme Washingion, 306: Consol...... 2% 21y 23 [Texas&PC&OL. 20 :0% 19% 20 C & Cokepf.. 82 8 ared at first sight, instead of giv- 8; Kebo, gfigzormem Df.. 86% 87% 85% 87y | Third Avenue Viad Sl % 1% ::u :;;5 fhe present stockholders anything, it| *Apprentice :lgzrhi?ci];{l“:;\ed~ Great Nor Ore..... 34% 84% &% sg |Tide Water Ol D Pirying to sell them something,| Track, fast 5 s Groene-Cananea... 28% 23% 221 221 | Timken Bearing. 9 9 |namely, 500.000 shares of new no par —_— Guantanamo Sugar 9% 9% 9% 9 | Tobacco Prod.. % 25% | value stock at 350, the rights on DIVIDENDS. Gulf Mo & Nor pf.. &% &% & 4 |TobaccoPtodA. 11§ 18 |which would be worth $5, taking the Szt o reco % Tobacco Prod pf. resent stock at 130. Creation of a GUlt StageFites < T Y00 204 704 e 1 | Rew preferred stock, however, with 18 78% 79% T8% 79% | wabash pf (B)..... 1T% - 106% 106% 106% 106% | Webber & Hellbrn. 11% 5 55 65 |wWesternElecpl.n.. 112% an authorized issue of 300,000 shares, ifted . |books of the Baldwin Locomotive R e et Works is an order for two engines % 31% QMSRRRt AR SHIEE N een! from Yucatan. The first five of the "% 31%) Manhattan Shirt directors did not | twenty-five power units ordered for Po- Intl Combustion E. 23 234 23 283 | US Realty. Intl Harvester..... 13 103 108 108 | U S Rubber. - 60% Woolworth Di 125 Intl Harvester pf... 116% 1164 116% 116% | US Rubber IStDL.. 9% 6% 8516 85% | Vvociocion Pmp.. 31% Intl Mer Marine. 1% 1% 11% 11%|USSmelt & Ref... 35% 36 %% 36 ‘Aero, 9 - 85% 854 85 85 2% ‘Woolworth. 9% 26% 18 1% Cable.. 1% 1% 1% 1% |TransContiOil.... 1% 13 i Harblshaw Cable.. 1% 1% | Trans Con . 3 1% 13 |westernMd.. v 112K T ! So S by e Traneue SIS S e e westan Mot D D iinied (Gas Income e 18 18 B | nonBag&Pap.. 676 68 e e |WesternPacifio.... MK AT 16K M| gunt pecause the new stock will be R o oo ! UnionOfl.... Western Pac pf B 88 B8 [ 0 %y taking the place, for the most Houston OIl. 6% 616 69| lon Pacific Western Union.... 109 109 109 109 |par¢ of ghort-term notes and other Hidson Mo A% 2% 20%| United Drus. Westhse Air Brke.. 9% %4 95 94 |foating debt, the combined interest Hupp Mstors. . oA WU WKL Drug st Westhse Eles& M. 68 3% 088 58% | payments on which are not mucn less 7 N Hydraulic Steel.... % 4 4% & cn L - Wheclinllzg"t el 1:;2 l:% 9% | than will be required in the way of | Libby Owens Siicet Gisa 4 A = 3 £ ; Nebraska Power iinots Central 109% 109% mgz 1087% gn:::g g;g;-fl . ;:K ;:u 2‘5 "*'mm"flfie P ot :g% dlvideng: b:x: ;h;.l:;-p;e-:-r:od Indiahoma. .. 16% 16% L 16% n¥ voe 26 ‘White Motor. % 4% A% % & BT ot s Ut Rellet w0 0 W ol o BB T T e Je, siocks pat, e . < % k& A i t 1 f ban-A 4 Interboro et bt Th T M|USEedTmalll G M g0 o WisenCommno. S h % M Zikar common his nevertneices raised | BALDWIN'S NEW CONTRACT. 3 bts in the minds of some people IntAgri Chem Df.. S1% 81% 6% 81| U S HoffmanMch.. 18% 19 1% 1o |Wie-OVenanges B0 g8 0N ook | doul : ome e N Sont Nevembe 1eitis Intl Coment........ 1% 834 51 31 {USIndusAlcohol.. 6% 62 6% en| W D> OUCON D Bt oy B | s e e D bmeared to | newest contract to be entered on the 2% 208 207 125 125 3N% 9 let the fact that the market was in [land were shipped from the Eddystone fer Marine pt. 47 % 4T USSmelt &RpL.. T4 {:gglckfl. . m?fi fi;/: nz a slump deter them from increasing | plants of the company early this week. Intl Nickel pf. . % B High. Low. Last. |the cash dividend on the stock and | Loading started yesterday on the ship- 1% B0% Ol also to_declare a_sizable stock divi-|ment of electric locomotives for Chile. W% % dend. The cash dividend today was|Of the 100 engines ordered by thu © HOURLY SALES OF 8TOCKS. raised from $2 to $3 annually. The | Pennsylvania system deliveries of the gt Vanadium Corp. 12M..ceeee. 6T7600 |extra dividend in stock amounted this|first fifteen are expected to be com- % % % ‘Va-Car Chemi “3pm..... 9090 [time to 20 per cent. pleted by the first of next month.