The evening world. Newspaper, February 10, 1919, Page 6

eg het ae Tae aaye Sass ae a Sg eee a ate Una - i ne peewee ¢ J é CLOSING STOCK QUOTATIONS. Am. lane DP ‘ News and Gossip of To-Day's }: . my Market—Present and Fu- — \; " om ture Prices. ! ee ty Prices continued to sag in to-day's hai Market, although there was a tack fort ae of fresh incentives of importance Drought to bear. Bteel common made a new low record for the year at 881-4, but later Fallied fractionally. The statement of unfilled tonnage for January showed a decrense of 694,884 tons, which wa Wet about what was e) best posted financial quarters x.” ¥, Conte ‘ Cerro de Pasco copper failed to de- y ted in Midvale 5: i ‘ clare the extra quarterly dividend of } hie isu SH eents, which has been paid recy . larly wince December, 117, This fatl- . Be : Fe to deciare the extra is not cons & Wy 2 sidered surprising in view of the weri- Tere Vo. aay 18% GuUspess of the general copper situa. Poin Pa : tion. bi: a tamer American Hide and Leather pret . ferced was a feature, selling up 10 Pins Ooi. ‘Oe 08 900-8, up 23-4 points, on pool activ~| AOm Sth. Sh ity. Persistent reports dre in circus} LINERTY BOND: lation that the company will be re- fis oganized afd that the 116 per cent. | ot ig’ back dividends will be paid off by @A equal amount of new common |} ck, Later in the ‘session Hide and) ather preferred rea under profit taking co Prod-| Kurope now has a plentiful supply 4 sold up to 811-4, up 11-2, on ex-!of copper, which operates against a tution of @ favorable annual re-| heavy export movement, and domes- pert to be issued within a few tie consumers are not by any means rhe market was unusually “dult| bare of supplies. throughout, sales to 2 P.M. amount+| Although the leading producers and | 0,000 shares: selling agents have recently marked | ig to only 2 ‘That New York Stock Pxchange the Prices arc destined for @ materially | Idwer level is the privately expressed | being undersold by the so-called inde- Pinion of some of Wall Street's most | pendents and jt seems the coi servative and influential bankers. jor opinion that the large pr price of the metal down from 23 * to 18 1-2 cents a pound, they ere are those whose opinions are|cannot peg the price at 18 1-2 conts| Jet ax eagerly sought who take a/4nd induce buying orders of co contrary view, but it remains a fact |auence. The otuput of copper is now tBat ther an unusual degree of | being radically reduced, but the co Pessimistic sentiment in the financial | of operation, largely because of labor dietrict. Jingistence that the present level of | Makers of markets, men whose| Wages be maintained, is difficult to| ecémmitments on busy days run up |cut, and copper companios at large a igto tens of thousands of shares, are | unquestionably in for a period of com- comparatively inactive. There has paratively poor earnings. Then, too irees must be conserved pplies of copper are d the impending divie 1 j Deen, of course, quiet, though impor-|\ash re t@nt liquidation of stocks of those until surp! panics whose outlook has become | NOred oft ar romising because of current peace |peing awaited \ djustments, but there has not been large bearish speculations by | cantile M market makers. marily bec rofessional speculators have had to do with the recent decline. sharp let-up > ey have shown unusual astuteness | spell lower earnings, Then there ist» mbes Conditions, | Firiere oe cee ads or eguiation cng r re, not having to combat the buy-| Posts of operation Amerie: BON Be of the more powerful interests,| ies can hardly agd aided by a comparative lack of | ¢ PUblic demand, they have b to successfully attack specia h&ve reaped handsome profits There is, as yet, no definite indica- tions that this strong in the imm result of the , Which has ven fe of th ediing has come to an end eantiiita contrary, these bearish professionals n ‘ ures have reason to hope that their posi-| poe! has previously demonstra tien will be fortified by more or less | * Important liquidation of long stocks, More particularly in the copper) shares and shipping group t " The reduction in the American err jal are financial strates wed ability Amelting dividend {yreshadows divi ay Ls obpige én reductions by copper producers t vpeiat Bd it is a serious question if the | pay ‘ Hated favorable phases of the general |divic on the preferred shares, and per situation has been fully dis-|{iel) ie {i y have managed to hay lited in most qu nied, There is, admittedly, in the | ¢, Not only t ut the AV hborhood of one billion pounds | had the company on the verge of re surp.us copper in the country, It eileen n xeveral times, with re orted substantial benefits to shat 1G difficult for one not thoroughly |Poiters, und they have sold the ips fM@pailiar with the copper industry to) of Lhe company to the American Gov p the significance of this fuct.!ernment, withdrawn them from sale rmally, surplus copper supplies |Mseld them, and vice versa, all ¢ ount only to @ sinall percentage 2 one billion pounds. 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Exch Y vata 2 To be possessed of a head of heavy, | 4 f beautiful hair; soft, lustrous, flutty, #5)" P ae Pty me on k wavy and free dondruff, if juced sore ings merely a matter of using a little , ku se $10.1 Danderine Rect odacadl gpl : Tt is easy and inexpensive to have bp ‘ « " ‘ nice, soft hair and lots of it, Just get $l to $20 fto J @ small bottle of Knowlton’s Dane &&# derine row —all drug stores recom > by I mend it--apply a little as directed, BO"? 4 ‘ \ and within ten minutes there will be PAS") M My an appearance of abundance, fresh . ness, fluffiness. and an incomparable e t 1 gloss and lustre, and try as you will, Bxeh ppare ere ey you cannot find # trace of dandruff t ‘ ‘ in of t or falling huir; but your real surprise . : will be after about two weeks’ use, i 1 Ww busine when you will see new hair—fine and | we . at use downy at tirst—yes—but really new |" | Va pond ‘ hair—sprouting out all , 3 at a sealp—Danderine is, we tpt ' PH 0 only sure hair grower, destr: pete i. " dandruff and cure for itchy scalp, and pour ; : it never fails to stop falling hair at part trom | lephone ce, 1 If you want to prove how pretty wed 4 soft your hair really is, moisten #500 . cloth with a little Danderine and refully draw it through your one small strand at a time. ‘yr \y\) hair will be soft, glossy and ji hes in jast a fow moments—@ complaining of heed thir mly way: “How fo they do itt” NN FEIN PARLIGMENT | Dba RO EEO OOO OME Ed Ob dd OO88.4OO6- These prominent Sinn Meiners, all elected to the British Parliament, but all of whom have refused to take ees Toned (neie coe Marltasmuas GF The wisdom of an adequate surplus in life insurance is now demonstrated. The folly of New . Barton, Count Plunkett and Catlal Bragh, Speaker of ) York State in imposing a severe limitation on surplus—against which this Company especially Kelly Mulcahey, § Mansion House in Dublin, to right are Tt . Buckley, Doher NEW IRISH PARTY ions of very conservative assumptions. It is comforting to know that neither war nor influenza DRAFTS DOMINION can make any material difference to you as a member of this Company, because as against such to Lelow | the producers standpoint is that | January, 13.20 a 13 METAL-—Exchange spot February and March of- | Spelter quiet wis spot February $6.3 April and May $6.30 to $6.45. TO-DAY'S PRICES DIVIDENDS—Cerro de Pasco $1 4 Trading in small volume murked | share company had been declaring an ex- of 25 cents a share. ensus Steel was again | ducers | was up, bat | tra American Coal Company, ; | Books do not close 18-8 lo 891-4 tempts to Reconcile Two © steel tonnage report © 6,684,268 Jan,} mont 8.124.658 | 914.08 Extremist Factions. showed unfilled tonni net operating income, $28, decrease, $3,170, COLORADO SOUTHE 1 (Corre. ;|Amertean Can of British rule, and the nanding the maint n of Government, to CORDMB sc crssccnceccnenaseocncenss SUC SOO OGG Rien er $340,000,000 y a actual ex- ion principles and the of Irish counties offering $7,200,000 Reading | 1) * Company equ pment trust gold 41-2 series G, on a nance of the existing sys Md at 81 1-2 or within 2 1-4 per cent’ 51-2 per cent. bas!s. Jan. 1, 1917, and mature serially July They are se- , welling at 65,| points from the high| Keat ot the lat wae cured by eternal contracted for vt {during latter part of 1916 and early , costing approximately 8 if they Received in life insurance premiums...... Manet ted cee made to tackle ntended to recone « Banking Corp the Orient at Shanghai 1s now open for s and other branches are being formed in Ireland to advocate the so- sha, Harbin and Vladivostok, The lution of Irish h 8 and shareholders of the cor- pwn banks: Guaranty 4} New York, Bankers’ Mercantila Bat ik of Une miliar demand of those Nationalists aggregating London, Paris Nations A scheme ha ed 10,040,000 pounds 000 in December and 12,146,000 in No- um 20 1-4, unchanged ponsors enough to Aa the regular day for holding the while There Balance Sheet, January 1, 1919 iaments for prov- sed collateral opened at 8 national unity. opened 5, high {the meeting this week will be held on are in Canada b; vallwave &, ruling &, «again been adjourned to Feb mlieak/ Ge the eagrave has been ad | which reports have been accompanied are} of New Jersey at a meeting voted favorably on the prov Ini continue to be tho| = of Leinster and| | 1,000 collateral nt would have s OWN executive Bonds of the Allied Countries issued since wave! the war began... + 6 + + 30,968,201.77 the purely Inter~! Oeher Bonds and Stock . . . . + 508,957,595.13 ore would ta|\ CMD 43 epee Ly) orhia Uncollected and Deferred Premiume . 13,647,771.41 e and EX-| Interest and Rents due and accrued . — 15,105,402.62 cast in favor of the $10,000,000 at par of the BIG SAVING IS MADE BY UNIFYING R. R LINES ve _plan | Premiums reported to War Risk Insur- oS} On New Policies. $13,971,187.19 ‘ Var-| On Renewed Policies 91,806,610.15 » dur-| Annuities, ete, « 4,360,997,80 $110,138,795.14 BANKING AND FINANCIAL, | Money, Borrowed to increase Com- <.|QWN YOUR OWN STOCKS IN A YEAR Obtain Growing Total . ss eee « $178,886,379.40 High-grade substantial divi- Virst payment 3 Balance equal nonthly payments during year. » of | refusal to grant an eight-hour day, FRANCIS & CO, ca tte & Wah Mew Yo linsurance,in force “ “ $2,838,829,802. * and cog Hult & Comnans's ales of Beef In New { izant ot the "7 expenditures, ean OF ° 1n0 « 1836; December, 18.28 » 12,86; Best, THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1919. . ORGANIZERS OF SINN FEIN PARLIAMENT Lb OOD ESET EE EOE EEE OEE EEE DEE OMOOEEEE OE EEE OG bbb Fe OE 74th ANNUAL REPORT NEw YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY 346 Broadway, New York, N. Y. (Organized under the Laws of the State of New York.) > To the Policy-holders and the Public: Any intelligent man knowing that he must immediately go to war would take any life in- |surance policy, for almost any amount offered by any responsible company at any reasonable price. | It gives us all something of a shock to realize that the deaths in our army during this unpre- | cedented war just closing have recently been surpassed many times over by the epidemic deaths in everyday life. Influenza, we are told, up to January |, 1919, had already killed as many young and vig- orous persons in the world generally as were killed by bullets and disease in four and a half years HAGA EEE OO OeoOO-8 OF the War. |protested in 1906 and since—is also demonstrated. Through a period of years the mortality of all soundly conducted companies, in spite of in- fluenza and other unforeseen calamities, will in all likelihood come well within the tables; but we now junderstand that incidents can arise through which mortality may temporarily exceed the provis- | startling incidents this Company long since made abundant provision. HOME RULE PLAN | From this there are two fair deductions: First—INSURE—there are just as many and just as sound =— reasons for insuring your life during d of peace as there Ate are for insuring during times of war. ai | Second—insure in companies that have aimed above all things to achieve safety. In these days SAFETY sounds better than CHEAPNESS. sak Sramin Our mortality up to the outbreak of influenza promised to be, in 1918, about 619% of the mor- « qi. | tality provided for in pied Baer ta it was actually 95% of the expected. If this epidemic persists | vided into two parties of extremists, |Guring 1919 your so-call side demanding the overthrow of }in 1919, dividends may be reduced in 1920; they remain substantially unchanged New Business of the year, chiefly from the United States and The largest new business in the Conipany" 's history a now being Paid policy-holders: ie condlctine Death claims. . Prete eurcuinaeecn Raa PRY LIUiy) ta plan for] To living policy holders cecert PLES RRAT AN ENE ULE RROS 62,000,000 97,000,000 unity in diversity, such as obtains in We bought so many Liberty Bonds during the year that we © Party ts being | were obliged to borrow from the New York banks. ne rule through the Our statement shows, on that account, Bills Payable............ seeees 22,800,000 pit December 31, 1918, we owned at par Liberty Bonds As- Bonds of the Allied countries, issued since the war Bega tinvipi iii cen ci ue: ARACEAE Toikiseieres OMUUIUUG + 19 mect that TEtA) WEF HONS OWNER os). cisseesaiercscrerreneceuss se eeeess $100,000,000 ae we! The Balance Sheet follows. Canadian DARWIN P. KINGSLEY, President. or —— smaller aciie’ caine ASSETS LIABILITIES a sep. | RealEstate. . 2 1 1 ee eo $13,449,600.00 Policy Reserve . . + + « « $756,695,852,00 mberea| Loans on Mortgages . . . « « + 166,053,804.71 Other Policy Liabilities + + «+ 29,571,149,56 h| Loans on Policies . . . . « + « 155,114,802.36 Loans on Collateral . . . «+ 718,550.00 1.| Liberty Bonds . . «so «+ + 69,791,491.96 Premiums, Interest and Rentals pre- Dada oeuee ene ans 4,515,533,09 Commissions, Salaries, tes scare 3,876,245.98 Borrowed Money and Accrued Inter- est thereon... + + + 22,863,879.44 Dividends payable in 1919 + + « 32,637,614.13 Reserve for deferred Dividends . . — 100,893,328,00 Reserves for other purposes . . . — 44,033,682.66 ance Bureau under Soldiers’ and Sail- | ors’ Civil Relief Act. . . + + 15,344.02 War Savings and Thrift Stamps . . 22,140.71 Total . 2. + + + + $995,087,28406 Oe © Goa sah. 6c & | INCOME, 1918 “1 | Premiums: DISBURSEMENTS, 1918 Death Losses . . $35,070,157.61 To Living Policy- holders . . . . 62,629,698.59 $97,699,856.20 Paid to Beneficiaries under instalment Interest and Rents . . . + + + $41,500,876,98 contracts o ee 863,872.00 pany’s subscription to Fourth Lib- Paid to Agents and ir Pests Ex- eiylean 3 1 7 ss sk} 2400000000 penses, Medical Fees, etc . . 12,896,633.22 Other Income Aer arareme Ye") Taxes, Licenses and Insurance Depts. Foss . «> Alri 2,255,320.50 Borrowed Money Paid) Reais, 1,320,000,00 Other Disbursements, including Real Estate Expenses and Taxes. . _7,664,525,08 Added to Ledger Assets . 1. . 56,186,172.40 Total... 6 + + 5 $178,886,379.40, ‘Policies in force Jan. 1,1919 - - - 1,360,433 Payments to Policy-holders: er