The evening world. Newspaper, May 2, 1919, Page 22

ROME THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, MAY 2, 1919. Selling was scattered and! silver ore bodies buying ned up there the unimportan There waa fair com- ;Cobslt ¢ Canada is she ne mission basiness mostly of buying ne i ered 1a variety on and and at the end of| ‘ ' the fir hour prices were main tainin ning level neral M Corp ‘ 8.36 off 27; Ju 3 off 18 t , 1 ~ * 7 1 h t News and Gossip of To-Day’s | !owin t ites nat Market—Present and Fu- ne to two pointe were general ; 7 “ 4 Opened steady. Houston OW 127 1-2, sta [a aa ’ f ! ' . up t Sinclair Gulf und 67 164 han been clecte > Drices i A ' 2 4 , rectors of the Chesebrough ture Price. : * Merritt O 4 Ag Compan: . « mark ‘ . ‘ wa wf . ‘ % 176: Sw September, up 318 ¢ ck Exchange has Pur , ng the pr 1 . ‘ 1 wi t f 1-2 to 3-8; Sep prices of n show “ r fa ’ 1 o'ele May } add: : pronoun In f n yo edule is ienyy ny Glenrock, 7 1-4 k REY foapect . , tin ty ay furan, 86 te month.| -Anacon ppet Co's Apri rroader , w ' . N. Am. P. & P for againet 13,906,000 in Ma ; : 1. Morris, 13 ¢ ong. September, tion totalled 4,489,748 pounds eopp “ r" r 4 | B.S, 87 1-8 to 371-4; Swift Interna. ¢ bid; December, 17.28 | against 4 116 in March and 4.40 buying iv oo he rise of mor 2% | tional, 60 to 61: Libby, 31 1 ya; 17 bid. 6:8 in I railroad “ ‘ wer tf 1 & Pacif | iseoriena, 26 1-3 to 1-2; Chalmers, s were iM wy is 20 Jat Old Dominion April copper prod active and strong. At times t 5 ‘ ‘ opment ‘ r 17.8 docam de r 1 ast . 4/9 1-4 to 9 1 Motors 8 to 2 priced railw ra toad ada : v propert 1 to he be i Sinclair? The big advance of 43 to 59 points | ANKING AND FINANCIAL. The day wan again w on 1 H ion, t } Minclalr Olt made on the first call came as &| mw SAWING ANG FINANCIAL... developments that would b t vin 1 ' Rubber, surpri nost traders, American a . an, 21 1-2 use & ”s Pp said to be stewed ax positively favorable, 1 . uses in Santos w 5 a j reat hate t 1 », Writing heavy buyers in distant months the speculative mood i# auch that Ol and OF ‘ . th-Judson, Huropean and Western interests also favorable now needed, Ther ak OK 4-8 to ught. The selling beea general ja a stron nfidence ‘ 4; Asphalt during the first hour and a half. D aifected that an era of i , + 68 ; Endicott-Johnsc rT] ¢ 40 points of its gain, sell Saeagnt Preah itt below ' nial Wy 9 5-8 to 9 3-4 r 81-4 At noon new buying precedented prospe Seen penne iortia um, Oh Prod to 8 1-2; Nipissing, 8 7-8 to 9 1-8. | idied the market, Decer Is one of the financial 1 foflow the actual sitnin the pea t Ou and After gaining & point 182 Hous. 1 back to 17 Near positions you should re 1 current r ts u w ton reacted 0. tt-Johnson Western buying through ats Wauhie nad caters v4 9 acted 1-2 fr S41 v have made s pr The action of | Stee 1 , " ernational Agricultural preferred | Quit, gs up 1 MWit 1hG al 8 Teporta continue to Crop the current Iau aidwin 1) wit hort spa Mexica 7 Aone " ro 44 ti orable | up 1 1-2. Jon havoe frost wrought to crops last hers hha i end t eet " ; t fividend expec Butterworth Y ris, Inland Oil aod | of time the dividend has been cu ‘ \ wiPAbE ing Piedh 17 por cent to 6 per cent. Yor are p ot Activity continued to the end of : t not % ‘ t ' [the ge nand th Lece n of mill xchange quot copper Matled thout obliyation—Ask in the face of this Steel hus not be 7 aly p | : 2, een! 14 7-8 to 15 3-8; May, 15) | yor M. A. No. 38 subjected 4 considerable t | tealt rie G Cigars! ion share day ewas unbroken 7 | June, 16 1-8 to 1540; July, of Nquidation 1 continue n wh “ “ f 1 bul | takir wa nh evidence the late 15.60 1. te : ul the early gains| sepa tind to 16.80; || SCHMIDT EERY w re were no convine 40 to 1 Lead quiet Members {ing indications that there will be an he EH tg Bb : Consolidated Stock Exchange of N.Y Ser 5.05 | Main Office Uptown Oftice « . | Action now being taken by the Dis- | 319 Fifth pe ytr A tlorne: Mee to d Tel. Murray Hill 6519 {| Strect of awindlers wh 7 EARNINGS Phila. Office, G28 Widener lax. tlw t for Coast Co. March gross, | ales ecuritic ale hailed ||» Ae financial houses as 9 mos. arose, 4. | | much-needed step in the right direc net after ox 1 Beware of the liquor shor near July Ist. Good brands are now very scarce and profiteer | aay tg be asked near July Ist. Don't wait a Cut Prices to Sell Out! | Superior hot | @ Blackberry, ‘3.00 | | Brandy, 1.25 || 2bottles for 1.26 Queensboro Sloe Gin, 2.25 2 bottles for 2.26 | e if you wait until rs i w BOTTLED IN BOND t | GoLDBER¢ Pa ESTABLISHED SINCE 1887, w- 108 Eighth Ave., «c's, N.Y. OLD CROW RYE Finest RYE Ais = America’ HAND MADE SOUR MASH STRAIGHT PURE RYE STRENGTH AND QUALITY AS ALWAYS SOLD BY ALL FIRST CLASS DEALERS money aust WHISKEY n . exprosse ides th. he present: inv il be thorough and that a vigorous tempt 1 financial The rereased the number in nt promotions concern oil issues, © speculation, arge numt sues inelt ell-known f re hese worth ions of dollars. The success of thes promoters has served to emphasize het sity of the formation jovernment body " oe toa nm nu METH WAC Roy TINGHAM' tives from a Pennsylvania at with an ad Scout Master inder way conference Il be made to have a gen house of fa a leaning. markable Most of these but there of mining din the list t that the d through th stocks during are It a8 1 months totals many mi “ Roy § parts of New Yo are here for the which opens by _ National R. Boar May 2 out dese John tigation | @ promoters has manner present bull market first which are now the favorite medium of pub- | also @ and other amount of fraudulent spon the fake is a oof the of a Scouts Meet at Binghamton Large represente rk and inter= to-day Field cott-Johnson, 7 Am Butterwo! el Moundrt 9 3-4 to 10 to 8 5-8; N.| m alt.—Year and war ter pfd divs to $ $9,862,000 outstand) nst net profits of $1,- 016 equal STOCKS ~ share shown in hich covered 11 mnths ended Dec 31, 1917 The public interest Im this rojuves nated mining Tone Gout DIVIDENDS United Profit Sharing Corporation regular semi-annual dividend of 5 per cent, and an extra dividend of 5 per cent, payable June 2 is orto can American i. +4 strong. Houston 133, rere awetarty oaaana fufalaheg by cur own represencauive on off $8: Midwest | cant. payable in sorip June 5. the ground i airie O 758, up | SPE bent Send for 16-Page Booklet, D- * C Ma partment § ice cl aceon Ss iy SINR [elared two quarterly divid ch ‘ial 2 cent, on common stock, pay Re GUle Ps 1h ecoantash Gunes? eevidusly | Charles A. Stoneham & Co. a * the company had been paying 11-4 41 Broad Si STANDARD OIL STOCKS. \ per cent. on the common stock Standard Oil stocks are strong in Mlinois Central RR Co. regular ines. t market. I © Oil &] quarterly dividend of 1 3-4 per cent.|] rstabiished 190 ‘ bid on a favorable develop | payable June ee Buda. ments in Ranger eld, where ennok Oil Co. initial dividend of | >> mmr = company bas controlling interest to- |25 cents, payable June § | ees Coal Texas and Pacitic CLEARINGS rk $827,241,6 $158,028 ad a STS Ae, ne , s ' $5,462,58 usury creditor at Clearing | $1,150,109; Rederal Reserve editor $4,654,4 | | COTTON ned firm May, 28.99, Avgust, 26, 11 ces were: July 26,70, off tober 24.86, off 16 1 spot om were ‘aled 6,000 bales, receip cluding 15,900" Am. bales middiings, 18,894, middlings, Futures oponed steady | } On first call pricas were up 20 to 37 points, with trade and Liverpoo! 17.294 ane yether with — itimacy of any security to be of- | Rother | 7 - | ; of) & O11 Co, Anglo-American Oil is seil- N Whi h f h BRANDY AND G : red for publi subscription. The ne at in more active trading as a In their review Th Market An 1c 0 t ese AMERICAN WHISKIES GIN— (Con.) creation of a committee with powers] result of plan to lift license duty on} yatist, Schmidt & Deery say: “The es hend ot be 3 Har t held by the C line in at Britain th lic any- ti t We day, | Bw Anu similiar to those held by the Capitals ine in Great Brita es terest of the public in any ctive StOcRS | News that Old Taylor 5s, $2.50; 48... .$3.00 $11.25 | Orem Issues Committee during the war is 6 la good buying er Bg 1 ning to oils has been) Nee id Grow: be gas; ates. 278 Belon earnosily recomended. Hotere (resets aT during. the, past weet! Interest You? \_-: Old Grand Dad, at 3.00 f I A tavorle qusttiod of procedurevof| inchie caunmeiies: trom nelda where [ie ying ob certain low prised | Green River. bs; $2.25; gt 2.75 or Apricot, Cordial fraudulent promoters is a follows: | pipe line facilities ie KAaUatey.. Ole (ater abel Morton Petroleum son or Golden . : ¥ industry. e after 3 . . ding, 4s 2.75 10.50 | Forede ‘Cab’ Ory Gin [They have « worthless stock which,| pecially from lar othe ‘we rails which have rights North American Pulp & Paper we Or ma be assumed € © offe yne Aas egee we of ay i i i Old Hickory Rye Ss, $2; quart : t may 1 umed, they are offering} youn in mdvance in prices not=| StaNat, «ith, Perfection Tire Stewart's Special, at wo |to the public at $1 per share, They have! \ithstanding that ties in |/\ken up by both investors and traders Omar Oil & Gas Coil adlel RG, Py cn ro Holland two or more of their representatl way of st ane sntial market advances | Mention Stock tn which interested and Hunter Whiskey, W. L... 238 11,00| Tem Gla, finest appear in the open market and trade] as most This ha: helped to} write for Special Letter-——FREE. GidiPrivate, Stock, at... BS 10.00| QUALITY WINES in the stock, one and selling i then the general market condi- | BW. are " . ap | 5 ‘ t t suy $1.25 r are ock be | iG) s the rails of st! Ay Com'l Club 5s, $1.90, 45. 2.40 9.00| to the other at say $1.25 or $1.30 per fucial deduett jon, as the rails of <1 MONOGRAM WHISKEY. 1.72 &'50 Pure Cal, Claret, Spec. 1.25 Bl snare i are (a falls apecial ction rocognized as quite und 4 stoned ah Hevetone Club Whiskey.. “— :00| Mote Geog PE] fictitious tr . but they. are OUTSIDE MARKE ee ant the. oversinds +2New New u Holly Club Whiskey, qt... 2.40 9.00 $0 3 quoted to prop: purchasers for! Boston some Srlear solaiive ingen whtoh nveen ee —— Gorn Whiskey, Em: Bee. | 3 tho purp ¢ ituet g what an [S12 up 1-4: Have attracted a large following, In ce eee Gooderham & Woerz, 10 163 Jexcetiont bargain they are securing| i. 4P 4) our opinion, the market for som ae TH y tessseserers 9:00 163 : 88 ne ete, ope Union| fine will be reactionary in some ‘3 In the atock at 91 per ahare, or 28) traction 381-8: Prt, To, 24; Philadel ections and it will be a good time | 1 or 80 cents under the market price.| phia Electric Ist 54 94, up 1-4 lected issues of SCOTCH & IRISH WHISK 60 r $0 cents ur umulate selecte 73 To those unacquainted with the w ‘ merit ea 18 lof these financial parasites it ser MONBY. Me o the market, Mackey & Mackey OOOX . . The & 1.00 i In their comment on {09 sh bxosilent bait | Call, mixed collateral, 51-2; all in-[yones & Baker say: Predictions} | pe ‘ epee 38 th | use the District Attorney's | qustrial 6 per cent made by Government officials that Bend for “Story of Ranger,” Free. ‘Sootch 278 a office has announced that, ax the first Time money market in quiet v.ih| Teo? aar etiver prices would be ‘ er 475 Laney step in their Investigation, they will |) : : - * a ‘ mn re- eh 3-00 i 30 ’ vy Wi jittle lending at 5-4 por cent. forl maintained for ten years has been re - tah KKK 3.00 100 4.00 minons the Koverning committee of) nearpy dates, Money tx offered inl fected in the market wetion of silver AANAPP ehR..22 0 years 4:90 100 4.00 the New York Curb Association to | iivolitne at thie rate. ienewale in titition, At these prices & gas Wats ‘ian’: 2a 173 $00 JM tell what they know of these fraudu- | ire also made at 53-4 per cent, for] mining Meer sot ae realized by Established 1900 Rea "Seal Par 138 $100 fg lent, transactions, the impression | thirty, sixty and ninety day periods.[many mines, While market interest | Investrent s omen 3.00 150 800 might arise that all brokers who | . * many mines. | RR tei fy 183 $55 BB] might arise that alt Oronerm asker | Mixed money is unchanged at 61-3 Trgely. centred inthe Tonopah! SayggR BunyINc New Yorn r ' trade in the outside or curb Ea ety eee ve "sent lam Hope Yn n ef MISCELLANEOUS ure members of that association, | '" py), Aer Oe cha Gare: In tHe! ree Bice Deca Re DE NEO DON Tam. Contant) S844, ames Berle’ &. Ca. iriah 3.00 Wot. Gai This is not the case, As matters aie i waningham, 28 - pe ae le commercial paper situate etter aoe ad ieee mien from appearing | "ames of regular maturities are di BANKING AND FINANCIAL. aun =unR8) ” any two of More men from up| ounting in moderate volume at 5 1-2 | BRANDIES AND GINS on the Curb market and trading | CCUNUNE (0 ote ane erans de Badegtic, Conmac XX sc - amongst themsclves it S1-4 per cent choice paper of “ anal & Co. Cognac XXX 1780 | Rummel tineat a short maturity, Country banks are ee i es ee PIMLICO ENTRIES me's mibiviter mast off BUY AANGSeCDUrNne ba AL QUOTATE N LARGE QUA nia sowmirenia,| Prime hank acceptances and both lo to secure valuable individual leaseholds to be allotted to stockholders of record of the Rangeburnett Oil Company, as of 3 P. M. May 12th. 'This stock looks good for very much higher prices than now prevail. Write for full details PAUL A.NEWMAN & CO. Spectulists in Kangeburnett Ol 15 Broad Street Tel. Hanover 1303-4-5-6 New York Salt Creek Producers — The biggest producing oil company in Wyoming, sup- | plying the Midwest Refining Co. at Casper with the largest | portion of its refining capacity daily. | Stock Bought and Sold | Circular upon request L. L. WINKELMAN & CO. | Stock Brokers 44 Broad Street, N. Y. 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