The evening world. Newspaper, April 14, 1919, Page 12

ee a. = —_~ re t { ee ee 1 WALL STREET | sion th. the offering would amount |} to $6,000,000,000 and that the ma- News and Gossip of To-Day’s | ius: dats would be five years s basis of belief there ibt as to the success of Market—Present and Fue [e's ' ture Prices. | issue. To-day bankers were unanimous in the opinion that the OVERNMENT authorities, |.toan will be heavily oversuteoribed working in cenjunetion [ond that current prices of prior with respeneible financial | ixsues will not be depresmed interests. are beginning an ag: Gressive campaian to stamp out Stock swindling, and to put an ond to the activities of fraudulent [1 tho progress being mnde at t brokerage The Evening |iance conference put the street in a World invites readers whe have py fr The market een victimized by stock ewine J. ened atrong, and quite a number of dlers or buckot-shops to send in The announcement of the terms of he Victory Loan couple with much re favorable advices from Paris as houses. {Gatrial stocks touched new high On account of their exparience® | orcas for the your. Underwood Type Communications should be ad- ap Arak Me baa ald 8 @resaed to the Financial Editor, lax taviorw gained Cink aabert Names of correspondents will not Se rneh Many i oe ible A eseiliae Auiantic Guif 41-2 points, vican Suga 3 points and Sin Following tho reaction in the Ling STintEe a aA ae ela ‘As indicating the present specula- eck, which app 0 have ve mood, General Motors made a been duc to ‘Trans mcticne were egain well over a{2val report was published and * i , wed on 8.75 earned for each million shares and advances of trom |" nly § ned for ire of common stock agninat divi- | 1 one to folr points in the industria i 4 payments of $12 per share, The lim were ceneral THE EVENING Wwuornny, Net cy on Ma 4 on t iat Ty + t FER ESESI TO-DAY’S PRICES Total sales stocks 1,116,900 aharca. {to 159 1-2, up 3-4 to 1; July 153 to 152 1-2, up 1 to 11-2; September 146 to 146 1-2, up 1 to 1 1-2; May oate 69 8-8 to 69 1-2, up 1-2 to 3-4; July oats 67 3-4, up 1-2; September 64 to 64 1-4, up 38 to 6-8 COTTON, wu =. Range for day: 4, 1 t "| CURB. oun, bid 1g! Opened firm. Sinclair, 47 1-2 to 48; | say seen. ¢ jg Morritt, 32, up 1-2; Anglo-American 5 £ 2 on, 19 to ‘0; Inter. Cont, Rubber, 1 * $201 ; Inter. Pet, 80 8-4, up 3-4, . { 9] me o'clock prices were steady £ yQ) Sinekair wold 491-2, 51-8, © NOW rasket ot : |fecord high; int. Petroieum, 803-4, | Market strong. Old contracts up ic | up 8-4; Merritt, 321-8, up 6-8; Int.] 25 to 55; new up 35 to 65, + “| Cont, 213-8, up 6-8; Boat, 16 to nines tor prc 151-2; Glenrock, 63-8 to 61-2; An- Low, Laat Renner | glo-Am. Oll, 193-8 to 198-4; Na Oe 188 pets + °4| Aniline, 261-2 to 27; Houston, 19 to lest jago us: ¢@ | 81; Am. Writing Paper, 61-2 to 71 info 440 Mex | Peerless Chalmers, up 21-4 The ennouncement of the torma of was het that the report re wide dep pos - iol te* cor lors tha re no’ his- the Victory Loan furnished excol-|" wld) ais sae wal - aiiten At bull ammunition, ‘Thera waa un- [tory ond that business this yoar will LIRERTY BONDS h ch unporalic heights. a1 18,88, off 0.26; Ist 4s, 95.80, up] 8 3-8 up ‘etnies s A r case in point wan United | ¢ 99 setae O10; Tat 4 fede, | United the loan is Timited to $1,600.00 ri 4s, 99.72, up lat 4 : A eve F wilt not. be [DP Goods. ‘The annual report of tt up 0.20; 24 4 tots, 93.72, up 0.08; | Philade eavepte. wi ity WAI WOE npany, just publ.shed, show 34 4 1-48, 96.64, up 0.06; 4th 4 1-49, 93,74, | delphia han $2 earned for cach share, Yet 013 Flec,, 2% oeed four years, and that the note jup 0.12 aE bear 49-4 a “Jone stock to-day advanced to 451-4, a! s= thopeh exempt from est new high record for all time and | promotional houses are going to learn! Gayl, m ftanee and norma! income taxes. ‘Mir of 65-8 points over the final) yy experience that the way of they nigh 6, kc Miabolad diattict the mapren, Jonee of Saturday jttansgrestor in really hard after all | ctosed 6; | hove were no new deve el Indignation against these SWIN= 1), in g 1 ts of importance in the steel or BANKING AND FINANCIAL, ee COSDEN ulroad wituations, reports were cir- | Joulated, whic believed, that h no one 1 | \n open market for rteel products } HT] fefiritely been guarded against. UL 8 A ‘toel was strongly bought, and ai FS epaenta ehpreted. gulls i need t than a point. Other Hoel s « fained from one to two FISK RUBBER Msi il | Hodroad shares were Irregular, be- nfavorably influenced by the ak of St. Paul tasues, whic hy} 8, the common the preferred Md at new tow vuch i 1-8. Hopes of a dividend on the | tter Imsue in the near future has n abandoned The market maintained { Jin the lust hour, Atlantic : | Liesy MHEILL i Important reeling of dines tors scheduled for ently date, iny of theee | jaca, Aak Less ag into new high ground. Specu- lative sentiment is undoubtedly as optimistic as at any time In the recent part. despite the pronounced advanec prices have had. Bymeclidcied Sint Frchonge of N.Y / New York Offices push Olvien Broad Broad 043 | Unless all indications fall stock! swindlors, bucket-shops and fraudulent | ———_—$ | BANKING ANDO FINANCIAU New Price Guide Giving Price Ranges for Entire Year 1918 and Last Month’s High and Low on More Than 800 Sccurities—Vest Pocket Size Free to Investors and Traders L. also gives par, capital and divi- dend rates for more than 800 securities | traded in the New York Curb Market, and | the Boston, Toronto, San Francisco, Salt | Lake and Los Angeles exchanges. There | are nine facts on every line of it. If you | were in Wall Street, you would consult this price guide daily. Write, call or phone for Booklet E. W.-465, | HIS week's issue of the “In- vestor & Trader” is the “Peace | record, but al! promotion and organi- reached a point where Gov- 9 3-4 to 10; United Motors, 461 al 48; Mid a has voted to close the Exchange 169 to 171; N. Am. Ppr., 45-8 to 47 8 Good Friday and Saturtay Cosden, 9 to 9 1-2; Hupp, 6 88 to} An Ownership Certificate Guide, fo: Asphalt, 64 to 66; Endicott-J.,!use in the preparation of income tax to 64; Actna, 9 to 91-8; Reming- iflcates which are to be ton, 49 to 51 ms when presented for Tho close was firm, Merritt 321-4 has, been up 8-4; Midwest 169142, up 1; 8 : to tabular form t 493-4, wp 23-4; Intervont, Tubber 24, | vot the income tax jaw. 1 OUTSIDE MARKETS. 23 1-2 to 24 1-2 Swift Int 1 2 to 601-4; Coffee and Sugar Ex- collection af coupons. 1 glance the form of owne fleate required in each manner in which it ia to be There are, in « Opened firm 1-4; Stewart, 1-4, t Butte, 41 1-4, up 14; up 1-4, ed quiet up 1-4; Phila rac., 67, Philadelph 3-8U, MONEY. xed collateral opened at rw 6, ruling industrial opened at 61-2 , low 6, renewals 61-2, renew rul- at prolons. the | J1th Avenue. TRACTION COMPANY LOSES SUIT TO INGREASE FARE United States Supreme Supreme Court Sus- tains the Injunction Dismissal in Cotumbus, O., Case. WASHINGTON, April 14—dederal Court decrees diemissing injunction pro- ceedings brought to restrain city off- clala of Columbus, ©., from preventing the Cotumbus Street Rattway Company from increasing its fares, owing to in- 25%) | creased operating expenses due princi- pally to an award of the War Labor Board, were sustained to~iay by the (| Supreme Court In disposing of appeals broumht by the company and its stock- hollers. Because an award of the War Labor Boant increased employeoy wages 5) per cent, or $660,000 annually, the oom- Ugations to furnish eight tickets for a quarter and universal transfers and to increase the fare to five cents. In denying the claim the Mederal District Court held that the company’s earnings amounted to 42 per cent. on the value of its property, and that the franchises bound the company to per- form its obligation, patina ae LONGSHOREMEN ACT TO BAR DAY LEADERS FROM OCEAN Vote to Refuse to Coal Any Ship! on Which Prohibition Worker Is Passenger. Prohibition leaders are to be denied the pleasure of ocean travel if the In- tonal District nell succeeds in enforcing a boyoott unanimously decided on by representa- tives of all the New York union locals. ‘The resolution was adopted at a meet- yesterday of 100 de senting 80,000 longshorem at No. 164 It pledges the men to re- Jing 6 Closed 61-2 per cent i return of crmfide fuse to load any ship known to have a ernment and local authorities have Bank to Sub Treasury on/It is : ” tte 4 far’ to lose lead of the dry movement abroad. It nd to adopt decisive measures to| Mrtday, $1,310,000 tation: font oe ons the hesi- Tis expected similar measures will be | to their activities ! EXCITANGR. yoa |taken on the Pacifle Coust and the Great rict Attorney Swann, substan A firm tone was displayed by| akes, Enthusiastle cheers greeted the] ng the views expressed in this} starting, the ea advancing to| « sage of the resolut It goes into] n recently, states correctly that $ nd chesea to 440 108 re | 8 er (OAL OE All OWE ObUNIAGd [ace reese ee cea y ill welcome | sum total of a . | were a weak feature, enbles falling to]! sence mea ¢ throurh crimes violence In New!7 49, gwias cables and pescta c t York City within last year WoUI4| rome to 4.95 and 20.25 respectively. | 4 not be a thousandth part of the money | sioeKholm cables quoted 26.90. Steri-| taken during the samo period from demand 4.65 1-2, cables 4.66 5-8 Ket ‘ie n the inverting public b sore alled Le ahGs Comadd ht: Sinled EONTLI and we are SUES ae beuipale Pie tr rwrite eee a8" | comand 7.44, cables 7.42; gullders de- a prolonged be pita of Ine BOWIE ENTRIES. eee cariahcy: cencuhy ono wannae (Cent 40 3-16, cables 40 1-16, nl for workers and will compel. cer a | CARDO Reena, SK high or higher wages] RACE TRACK, BOWIE, Md., April | lors will not be confined to the Dis- Dw payne,” U—The entries tor to-molrow's races | trict Attorney's office. The Post Of An example of thts legislation ts the Foley bill, filed in the Senate at Al- bany. This bill, if enacted, will allow the public to have knowledge of the} cost of promoting or underwriting se- curities. Not only will th missions be made a matter of public dividend te 2, Central Yoar 1918 zation expenses are to be given simi lar publicity. In other words, the prospective investor ts to know the exact profit made by the banking house out of the transaction, The Gen profits ‘al expenses RACE TRACK, April 14 HOT SURENGS, Ary ‘The entries for townornow's nie Wiltnsda, WS; Dietograyt Kage aang Number.” Filled with the latest | news of Active New York Curb | | Companies, and specia! articles by | prominent men on general condi- tions, in America today. Auk for No. E. W.-785, JONES & BAKER SECURITIES 50 Broad St. 505 Fifth Ave. Tet, Broad 2910 Tel, Murroy Hit T120 NEW YORK PHILADELPHIA Direct Private Wives PITTSBURGH CHICAGO DETROIT BOSTON “Salt Creek Producers | Western States Oil Midwest Refining | This trio of exceptional producing and operating companies in Wyorn'ng is ostublishing oil history, as well startling market advanc: We cre preocred to furnish the latest and | most complete details to those interested. | ie. WINKEL MAN & CO. 44 Broad St. New York Telephone Broad 6470 olde art ti Dune hand vot Mat a SINTH RAUE-ditaiming; $000; three veer cle | rad F “ Sophie Saud | iownnee Rating MINGTON vurt was day by expedite co: brought by the tion from) North Dakota “The North Dak State of Bect in New Week ending Saturday, aa follows: Domestio ve | semi-annual of this coi and Timber ( after d increase $3) increase has be: me as- fice and ‘Treasury Departments are : phia, $62,078,958 town office ae the now taking active measures to com-| decrease $3, Boston, $43,831,- bat the ovil. Private banking houses] $27, decrease $1 HONTON AND AEN Ricurv en: havo Indicated thelr destre to render| Sub-Treasury was creditor at. tho SHIP assistance. They realize that unless! Clearing House, $821,764 deral Re- ton—Motian to discharge receiv- remedial measures are soon adopted) serve Bunk creditor, $61,769,096, niplob Hosta and Maine Halircad legislation will be enacted either by | ree us been further postponed to Ap Congress or by the State which will] 1, action. ‘belug: due’ to failure of | American Sumatra deciared regu?) *"* so 7 encroach upon what they consider | | é Aividend of 84 per ser fs New York Public Service Commission their prerogatives, a Ceci stot el ad pa ladle’ Sal BaP Wee Ven nas picasa mon stock, payable May 1. Regular |‘? @¢t Upon Fr wnat tec seo aE MEAT PACKER SPST DEAD IN FIGHT IN VACANT LOT uilants Escape After James Sav- age Is Slain With Bullet Through Heart. James Sav A meat Killed at 31-2 per cent. pr ed was also declared, payale FARNINGS Coal nd Coke Company- Net earnings after charges | pany and the Delta Land }A NPANY were $1,516,835 +—Year .1918 Net ciation $25,504,576, Mot war tax and extra | packer, 3.30 o'clock was tht. $20,113,548, inere and Gar asain NieaaL aie afternoon in a fight with several mon withholding of information or the] 341,937; general. monthly proportion 1h O: WeCOAt lot St iitho avenue: ang giving of inaccurate Information 18 a| §14,835,530, decrease $12,364,207 J18th Street. A bullet passed through folony under the provisions of thel termed dividends $1,180,101 Pp sey al gy ole gees and proposed law. $77,116; dobenture divid os McGen and Gallagher of| Private bankers and the Stock Ex- increase surplus $ hoStroot Station are in- |change do not relish the idea of hav-| decrease 800,889; common divi= | ¥ s ey hive not yet ing such a law placed on the statue eurplus, $1,66 learned Savage's address, but under- bhoks,) They: realise that it has heen » Company-—Maroh sales {8t@nd he Was employed in the neigh- inspired by the wholesale stock | 3,149,190, increase $130,521; AERO: swindling that has been brazenly car-| date $8,388,835, increase $1 See ried on, wd they figure that if| parrete at BOLSHEVIK START. fraudulent promotional houses and! profits! —<—<$=<—— bucket-shops are wiped out the need| taxes of equal after pro- | heave Moscow, Saye h Report, of such legislation will no longer] ferred divic 82 a st to Premt With Altes, exist, Therefore, they are urging the y 3,100 ¢ tock CH, April 14 (United Press.j— authoriti stamp out the evil as or $20 Deuta: he Tages Zeitung reports quickly and ax effectively as possible that Bolshevik Bmisearies have left GRAIN ct pourparters with the atente: Gove HOT SPRINGS ENTRIES. Opening at Chicago. May corn 159 1e4ernmen CHOCOLATE PRODUCTS Yq and V2 pound, Packages ax follows ST HAC KE~-Clafming: for th d,s and & halt furlongs ‘Mourath 9: Y 5 MTG ter Ta Notions, 118 Korthag, tus. kine leas tats RACE Gotting: three. yea palt “jest 8) ‘Broo quarter *Paitly 105; Harwood. Transit Companies Attacked; Thompson Praised State Senator George F. Thompson ts praised and New York Rapid Transit |companies attacked in a letter sent to |Senator ‘Thompsan to-day by Griffin, President of the Pa Protective Association of Brooklyn, or- ganized by the survivors of the Mal- one Street tunnel wreck and relatives of the victims, oseph | ASK FOR: and GET Heorlick’s | The Original | Malted Milk Por Infants and Invalids OTHERS are IMITATIONS Rich in {od Value . pany sought to be relieved from ite oO, their bills ana Vennernreral a wo j Re EANAIAITICIRTIT ING WET AAT IOACIAT TIA CHARITY, CHARITY. TWO BRASS MITES Ir was on one of the days before the treason. He had gone from the city strects up into the Temple. As Luke tells it, Me had just finished a word or two of divine eloquence especially directed at cer- tain gentlemen who desire to walk in long robes and love salutations in the market places, and the first chairs in the synagogues, and the chief rooms at the feasts. Suddenly His attention was attracted to the penny- collection box. Both Luke and Mark describe the box as “the treasury;” and the noun here assumes such proportions in the mind of a modern reader as instantly to recall a popular institution in Wash- ington (D. C.) or the equally well known sub- institution in Wall Street. And looking on'(the words are Luke's), He saw the rich men cast their gifls into the treasury, * * And He saw also a certuin poor widow casting in two brass mites. Mark is the more specific of the apostolic reporters. He valued the two bra s mites at a farthing. HE gave her all! And God's only Son miled approvingly. s So, too, my readers, my dear readers, have these good Nuns of Charity given all of themselves to His Service, reserving nothing for special friend- ship, asking no ge reward for the work they have done in His Name. They need neither an apologist nor a defender, But for the first time in the history of their institution they do stand in need of a pleader- and to-day again we plead for them that their work may go on without interruption. We welcome, indeed, the widow's offering we cannot, frankly we cannot, her two brass mites. but Ah! get along with only We must have with it the gifts, the generous gifts of men and women of means. We must have with it the self- sacrificing gift of the wage-earner; we must have with it the heartful mother’s gift, the mother who can save from her grocery allowance, say a dollar or two. We must, in a word, have the widow’s mite and pray: and the full charity of other men and women and little children. F we have all this, it might come about that on, say, the second day after Ky aster, the Foundling Hospital Committee would be enabled to go up there and say, cheerily:— The night is past, Good Morning, Sister Anna Michellat TRY IT THIS WAY NOW Mr. GEORGE G. HAVEN, Treasurer, N. Y. Foundling Hospital Campaign, FIFTH AVENUE BANK, Fifth Avenue and 44th Street, New York City, Dear Mr. Haven: 1 am most happy, indeed, to make this offering (amount :) to help the good nuns Pay of charity at our own door, Yours for God's Little Ones, “aera eRseeereerementennsecrenemSsaNEeneTnermeeer tee or |