The evening world. Newspaper, May 1, 1919, Page 20

eee News and Gossip of To-Day’s | ov. shining and ol! shares Ta Market—Present and Fue fics, while cop ie alien ture Prices. |to atiract speculative interest | The pool opernting At Gulf did meet wit lah oppo With = the exe n of Atlantic se a “ i sone ihe rishi abled de ay » gee of her n the Stock Market t gach. ual 8 its for the uy It hy o have been witnessed ' 1 that p intone) ‘bear session tradin oe th ¢ ; ort, ) the movement started jn (he carly part o wh sue w wore Februar However tone r 1 i n the whims of the Market 1 ger it ounder per gains of two 5 n f The ma i strength of net uncommon Atlan tvult eflelal effect The day way wit we develop. | Marin he BANKING AND FINANCIAL, phd atl nd the common t more fe in Whichof these I GsBsretrie 6 WefrrnRROTOR MEMER ie Active Stocks hot aw tare as in recent daye, al Interest You? [ever te miton hare mark Ste Morton Petroleum profit-taking: and made a new low North American Pulp & Paper | ' his movement at 04 1 Other Perfection Tire eo) shares lost from fractions t Omar Oil & Gas point ne did they show Mention Stock in which enterested and power @rite for Special Letter PREM. arert Eviden f erressive aoe ula Bw| Jtion wise again seen in Sinclair Oil, 0, J tn the first two bours of trad this Was the most active stock on the st Tt crossed 60, for a gain of nbout oe Broad —— E nt as xe ae nae uh 7 which yu nts and other 7 n were up from to 3 points, Much confidence in the market's future stil is expressed by the bull elament, ‘They refuse to be diseour ied by current business reports, and t must be stated that g appears to neral specu ‘Covers leading Ot, Mi lative sentiment be such etal Gnd Curb Stonks, that a new honvy wave of buying Ast to be pivced on wr mating TA | probably will follow any really tay | orable news. The reduction in the dividend of the Steel Corporation has had the effect of making bull pools working jin the stock market pause and cow jsider whether the sensational ad- |vances many stocks have had are SAVE AND SUCCEED INVEST IN THE LIBERTY LOAN Tals epace coviributed vo Help Minish the ALFRED * LOEB & CO. | BANKING AND FINANCIAL, a BAMRINS ANG FINANCIAL. 400 Questions . Answered Free | EVER before ‘ia the history of the United States have, financial words and phrases been so. generally | used. Every investor or intending purchaser of securities should understand all of them. A free booklet explaining more than 200 which are used constantly by brokers, bankers and financial reporters is yours for the asking. Write, call, or phone for Booklet E.W.-471 JONES & BAKER SECURITIES 50 Broad St. 505 Fifth Ave, Tet, Brood 210 Vel, Murray Hilt 7120 NEW YORK PHILADELPHIA Davect Private Wines PITTSBURGH CHICAGO peTROIT BOSTON THEY PAID IN FULL--INVEST! kholders Rangeburnett Oil Co. In accordance with an arrangement with the Range burnett Leasing & Develop granting to the stockholders of this company an undivided three-quarters interest in part of a leasehold for the development of oil, gas and sulphur on certain acreage located adjacent to the leasehold of this com ny, the terms of which grant are stipulated in an announcement of the Range burnett Leasing Developing Co., published in this edition, it is requested that All Stock Certificates Notice to Stoc be immediately delivered, or mailed to the Security Transfer & Registrar Co., 66 Broadway, New York, N.Y for exchange for new certificates carrying the cc interest in a leasehold on a specific lot Rangeburnett Oil Co., Hary J Sceretar onveyance of a three-quarter Black, 15 Broad Street New York Ja AER CED BOBS AIS EA THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, MAY 1, (et ts’ ENRIGHT ANNOUNCES 18 $168.4 N 1 a ' M N 1 su,1704 " n n $ th ' t M 8 qu " & 1 , ‘ ! oo Od ° ‘ f ° : 7 } : , $2034 rs MY a ¢ M t 81 1-4, - ’ * ” * 8 1: Fod P b o \ M A $ $ ‘ ' nee e > W's uN 1 t L at) BivibwxD M i . Nat ne Mer By K ey Te Vto mM P Morris, 12 1-2 to 9 : , Hashing . 4 " si $15, Midwest, 170 te Ante a ; ery Nh ig fs bof di ti ani he i s Compar ‘ rock 3 Inter, Cor Iv» |g $ share 4 ‘ be 4t ‘ramp & E A pa nm i ba ; f ‘ 1 \ " me + 601 1 ae ' ‘ * ' Houston 141-2 i li 4 2 fy yp t Steel bur i wehed 36 up 7-8; Mer 1 off 3-8 TY BON DS Sinct. Gulf, 54 ‘up 11 Licott ap O04; Ist 44, 99.90; J, 70 up 2; Russiar ! N 145,94 uw LRT ane of Boston | 3B 54 41-49% Glonrock, nt. Rub., c he Amerl+ | up 2, Drs, 8? Poor 61-2 to warranted by business developments, ih sult is that « majority of these pools si are disposed to act more eauth a \ and tt is to be seriously doubted if 9 5.6 ¢ ap eae of the, Went there will bh rly MANY PYFOs 4.4. Hy ag Now YOR wna’ Owen teehnie m nthe next 99 1.2 wo ded; Am, W I Pre week or so as there s been AUFINE | ws orolock ternals the past month eee eae : ted “ is certain that business dévelop- Heh Sd " h ment h ning of the arc min ‘ Uce have not thus far warranted the wana (8 ; mnotol. Na wivance most stocks have had. ON | ey ard a wwint ta x Mat OF mntrary, the trend of business | ( Tat an telaae aN br vitorneye ye l has been distinetly downward, De. a sO cane Jmand in mony nes of trade has fat. “heey de a adi ily 4 wt Jtened ou He Lib chil then IR alate Dia le Ang | " "6 to 67; Steed Foundries Nanng nx i } Net earnings of the ec) COMPORM* | 554, Remington 1 de bindo-chine, Pacis, ant thon March wore only pel Sit ie Comptoir | National Rutterwo: 11 ede Paris, The Banque Je as lance as in Mareh of last yeu rit, 8) to $1 164: Ww, of Which Mr. Simon vily 21 per cont. cus lal 4s in Mare Wl g goa; Midwest, 172 t # fhe eal Poy ee | W917, which, however, was the panner| ay clnge. wis inonth in the company’s history. It 1-2, up B43 Mid in fully expected that earnings in alrfe Ol aH Gus 120, ip 8 in Apri and for the current quarter will 601-8, wy make a poorer comparison with a 2: Merrithl et your ago than the eamings of the | pounarice i i, last quarter made. And what applies | ay, 11 heen diacontinied. ans | to the Steel Corporation applies to asses that from now om all qvatracta Will he All other large steel manufacturers, OUTSIDE MARK 4 oe nin Tin Renee aad WOH a When the armistice was signed the] Philadelphia open: -|Lyank have bs ry d to partner: | surplus stock of conper metal in the} Phila Flee, 25 ee we Se 0b aneree sme, | wuntry amounted to avout @ billion | 13 1-41; PB. R.'T. Donald C. Appennctlar has beea at pounds, It was then thought that) Boston opened tirm—Fairban mitted as Aa general partner tn firm of this. tremendous stock would slowly|U. Shoe 63.' ee ite lay He agp ORS rt but surely be worked off, On the pri reeel |nave been se-clectod, contrary, It has expanded, although! (1) suigeg collateral openiea & now production has been heavily re se eat ee te : JUSTICE PHILBIN'S ‘BOMB’ duced, Surplus stocks of copper in y PUling the country ut this time are in the I ia sh ei oe | Tl E BOOK neighborhood of 1,400,000,000 pounds sonew alas. at ONLY LEGISLA i] | | Railroad earnings he gone from se mimo | seeenn ee TROGIR E WRIA. | ABI MAGy MBO Y 4 unchanged at 5 per| It Looked Suspicious, However, aad jeases taxe are not being earned, c eines ae Would Not The eMeiency of their operating de re ae saycchases tnithe vurt A aches ould partments have deteriorated Under! iin6 money markot, Money ia offered Vake Chance | Government contro! and thelr phyal+ | 14 lending at 8-4 per re for | \ rectangular package addressed to Joal condition has not deen main-| orter periods, Renewals a eA. (Bhitkik: SEADHARLANIY Sad tained. Burthermore, their financial] iy. 3 Be ce *|aelivered today at the oflce of Jus position has been materially weak Saar ete a peg [Uce, Philbin of the Supreme Court. As ned | cede per lit wa ’ lone Aches | ce wide and nehes oan ly in the | These are vital factors which must] jtanks lost to Sub Treasury yester- | Philbin hankered pen | [largely govern the trend of prices in| day $215,000 $1,618,000. su Philbin. sent the package the long run, and must be considered | EXCHAN( around Sergt. Kenney at Old Slip when one contemplates making | Liry cables were easier, reac ition, who notified Inspector narket commitments. ‘The argu. | Neratiaa rf i [owen AWB of the Bureau of Com: nent Is advanced in many quarters | 4, nti wee on, [uuatibte tlona have been discounted it ) nd te ? : und ripped the thing open with I ine true that copper stocks have had to) Srering, demand — 4.86 8 cables | hands withstand a considerable amount of | 5 gr 5.4 mina’ ‘vated a tks aah [liquidation and have not joined ile, denmand fab 24 Par Stute the upwand move o any | rps fanatical ace ant extent, The same to} juss railroad share: | CLEARING | any rate, there are many excel-| New York — $818,450,775, judges of security values, men) $245,$20,448 ! | high in the banking world, who ce decrease $5.89 tend that any further advance in the | decre $ price of securities from this level is] 71%, ineres bound to have the appearance of ar Sub-Treasury 1 jality unless the steel, copper and House, & ! ! 1 ad situations show m. ed im-| Hank ed Wie provement oye’ A sample of the stories yolng th Range Chien rounds tos tantiate the upwar movement specialtins concerns Me: ay 4 toe \ Sugar The tip r ‘ .. ts EN praise this company has! yy " Hscovered off on its California lands, | 2) oo + and will soon begin drillin, o “I ton: Nothing could be farthe n “ be it The company leases t Me n pods and under th of the) orn May 1-2 to 6 1-4 lease can only use them for the cultl up 6 8-4 to September vation of beets, It is not entitled to to 6 Oats May, up tt } arry on any mining operations o au : n ’ 1 arto 4; September, Hi drilling: operations, and if any oil Conn ne a MA : discovered it would Opened firn ee - Ldigabased Ss July, 26.49, up 15; Octobe Aviator Hurned to Death PBs, ide " - e 1 PETPRSBURG, Fla, Ma: nt F. Lanke ay CM M 5 inn Loe Fs wet tered Or ¢ Ju up 51; Oct ip 15: Deceit 148, uy 4 COPPEL teudy, Ju ; 17.55 United “Drug repens 13; Dee., 16.60. to Second Preferred stock Dividend Neos Ht 6.08 4 or Hed rua 01 M bs C, M'OORMICK, ‘Treavurer, | EARNINGS. Mewian, Apel 8," 38k, | Burne Bros.—Dee, 1, 1918, to Jan, 34, 1919. NEW YORK HEROES BACK. = *" te et Ne Malones vn Heaching News we ao BIG FIRE IN PHILADELPHIAS \ ' . Lows at ppentetin. Collins & Gos , re rat ane " > PHIL ADELPH early g ‘ 4 n che 4 , 5 eth, Nt was 1 . =< Hus Over injuring ; M MONUMENT TO PRIVATE GANS — \ \ M te Wiward Tefnon,, Was Saccessfal Bastness Man and ie oitice ; “harles Var Bu Amateur Athlete of Drookts a ' b ‘ Edward Han) A tonutient t> PY ; \ Thomas Wynne. ja rooktyn \ \ : er Banioh end) wilt be unve 4a : 1 Rangeburnett Oil Co., Rangebarnett Leasing & Developing Co. or their sponsors. officers or direc- tors, have no connection with or interest in any other Ranger stocks. ANNOUNCEMENT to the recorded Stockholders of the RANGEBURNETT OIL CO. The undersigned, Rangeburnett Leasing and Developing Company, owners of oi! leases covering the white squares in the checkerboard shown on survey of the Lulu Platt Huai Rangeburnett Oil Compa ses on the shaded squares belonging to the lattey company. hereby erimt and convey FREE OF ANY COST OR OBLIGATIO™ to aii ' STOCKHOLDERS OF RECORD of the n, as printed in the prospectus of the Rangeburnett Oil Company at the close of business, 3 P. M., Mondav, May 12th, 1919 for each 100 shures owned by such recorded stockholders on the books of the Rangeburnett Oii Company. ar undivided three-quarter (%4) interest in the oil, gas and sulphur rights of a 50’ by 125’ lot, of the following sections, adjoining the leaseholds of the Rangeburnett Oil Company. i ie 49, 53, 55, 57, 64, 65, 66, ection Numbers ) 7 §g 69, 70, 75, 77, 79, as marked on the survey map of the Lulu Platt Hunt subdivision, and such part ofsection 63 as will make a total of 10,000 lots, to provide one lot for each 100 shares of the Rangeburnett Oil Company. ‘The total of 10,000 lots, at the rate spitwlization of the Rangeburnett Oil Kach oil well; f one lot for exch 100 shares, will cover in full the total authorized ompany (1,000,000) share , as fully demonstrated in the Burkburnett Townsite F |, is ample in siz acerss to these lots has been provided for by allowing a 50-foot space bet for the drilling of an Oil leaves to similar lots, sul es high as $40,000 a lot. There ject to one-eighth royalty, in the Burkburnett Townsite pool have sold for Md conveyances are made by the undersigned, under and by virtue of a valid lease granted sl owner of the property Lulu Platt Hunt, to Frank B, Barnard, and by virtue of a trans- by him and his assigns of part of his entire leasehold, including the section herein mentioned, murnett Lessing & Developing Company erms of the lease, Lulu Platt Hunt and associates reserve the usual one-eighth royalty from production. ‘The Rangeburnett Leasing & Developing Company reserve an additional one-eighth roya the gross production from these lots, and convey the entire remaining three-quarter (%4) interest to the individual stockholders of the Rangeburnett Oil Company; at the rate of ONE LOT for each 100 shares owned. It is expected that most substantial values will be established for these lots, oil in paying quantities by the Rangeburnett Oi] Comp. covery of oil in paying quantities by the latter company in perpetuity without rental or any further obligations hes fore July 15th, holds the leas ept as to'wforesaid royalty frot for all the land production conveyances of 560x125 feet lots to the stockholders of the Rangeburnett Oil Company are made to “¢ possession into th nds of the people directly interested in the development of this section and ure for the Rangeburnett Leasing & Developing Company a free one-eighth royalty from the produc n of the The company will co-operate with the lot owners in the formation of developing sym dicales to the best of its ability The only condition attached to this FREE conveyance of lots is that they shal! be, at all times, held by STOCKHOLDERS OF RECORD ONLY of the RANGEBURNETT OI], COMPANY, and that. ther fore, in case of the sale by the holder of the latter company’s stock, the title to the exact lot attached to the specific certificate is transferred simultaneously with the stock. The lot conveyance becomes invalid if sold separately or if detached from the new certificate about to be issued jointly by the Rangeburnett Oil Company and the Rangeburnett Leasing & Developing Company ALLOTMENT OF LEASEHOLDS The lots, the leaseholds on which are to be alloted herein, so far as is known, have the same present intrinsic value, but to assure distribution without favor or preference as to future value, same will be distributed under an equitable plan to be devised by the Directors of the Rangeburnett Leasing & Developing Co. TO SECURE THE INDIVIDUAL LEASE OWNERSHIP it is necessary to promptly have your certificates transferred to your name. done by forwarding certificates, standing in other people's name, to the § FER AND REGISTRAR COMPANY, 66 Broadway, New York, with in fer same to you. If you do not have actual possession of your shares or have pledged your certificate lateral for a loan, immediately ascertain the number or numbers of your « may know the particular lot leasehold that you will secure under this plan OWNERSHIP of these lot leascholds entails no obligation of any nature on the part of the owner ditions of the lease under which they are distributed are being fully compl ed with Rangeburnett Oi! Company and apply to the leases herein conveyed RANGEBURNETT LEASING & DEVELOPING CO., 15 Broad Street New York This ma URITY T ructions to t cmt