The evening world. Newspaper, May 7, 1919, Page 18

“FINANCIAL NEWS AND PRICES CLOSING QUOTATIONS. High, low, Last. Change. Biates and Canada, de 96, 19,821,+ 000; corn, increase 696,000; onts, in |i ptember, 6.07 1-2 to 6.22 crease, 211,000. col Trt Suge. 8% 8h + 1% COTTON, Pree of dopper hi iffened and is Can, wy HM Is Re now aroung 15% c Ib. Business ears OME Yd b+sd RMR Figg Be booked is mostly for account of wire Ai shares stocks sold, 1,524,100. Contec ae $2 HS Ee Hei | manufacturers. Offerings by specu- yee $15,199, a & T, Co, 108 100% 108 %| Market’ closed heavy, off 17 to 36|1ators and second hands appear to 7 ene 7 44 @ GN + pointe ies have been taken by those in urgent es y 1% MN + IEPER, vi rodu th cu RB Oa We ie +e a 4 need of metal, leaving producers wi Fidicends rong. Houston Oi), 126 to ~% & Anglo-American Oil, 241-4 to 26:] % L, : . . West 101, up 2; Sinclair Guit 4; Aetna 12, up 1-8. I mus a+ 8 0 130; Int. Cont, Rub- |Cemet lesibes.. oh) A. orices--Bay, 18.95 to 1! June, 18.90 to 381-4; AnglosAmerican |Csosien Pacic,.. 24 % — % to 18.95; July, 19.84 to 18.85; August, Chea, & Ohio. Interboro Con. 4% +°%| Per firm and quiet. Writing oat pe to See heey Cause ae, | on May 15 1-8 to 16 1+! Bare fiber nod sae eerie: Keanerott Capper m% 8%+ Klages 1-2; July, 1 ta Wei et aes,’ | pooreen tao ok Atmumt, 15.40 to 4% 4 1% 15 1-2B; October 14% + 6% Lead steady, spe 174 — %/ 4.76 to 4.92 1- | Spelter firm. 5.908; May, 5.90 to 6.06 June 16.20 to] $4.14 @ share in preceding year. 1-4 in 1917, ROOKL pa ied Kd and shot eee now the faci ro iy efficient for the Lyn gent tet ar he } should have prompt and ac- 1 dees ccs teal al ne *? cuthements when 1 j 4 tk trader and { i % fade nt to all of these is b cor information. and analyt- zeports, such as aire published ly ‘ , ’ Market Liespatch Fa find of News Vhat Pays” 281-2; Merritt Oil, 83 to 331-2; Philip | Morris, 121-2 to 181-2; Caddo Oil, 47-8 to 481-4; Switt Inter., 68 to 645 | Peerless, 29 to 391-2; Chalmers, 91-4 to 934. Two o'clock: Inter, Pet. 311-2; dnter. Cont. Rubb Sinclair Guif,.9 to 69 B & E., 1% to 159; Swift Wied to weit my Board neg jou sll receive ‘courteous attention. = teat oar investinents— ; ‘Aniline . and Siren 31 to 32; ‘OM, $4 3-4 to, 28; Philip Mor- . ris, 13 40.18 Chic, Mid-WesteRe- fining, 190 to 192; \Nipiasing, 95-8 to 97-8; Caddo. w, i., 477-8 to 48, ‘The close was irregular, Midwest 190, up 1; Nip. 101-4, up 11-4; Int, Cont. Rubber 311-4, off 2;. Sinclair 0 8-4, up 28-4; Houston 182, up 4; Morris 121-4, wp 1-4; Merritt up 11-4; G, Asphalt 723-4, be Aetna 121-4) AP OR OUTSIDE MARKETS. Philadelphia opened firm. ‘Phila- delphia Electrio 38 8-8, up 1-8; Gen Asp. 131-2, Wp 1-4; preferred 1091-2, up 1-2. Boston opened firm. Cub. Port. Cem, it 3-4, up 1-4; May Old Col 4 1.2, up 1-8; Union Shoe 65, up 1-4; U. 8. Smelting 66, up 1, And Sport Wear 29.75 Unusual Value tock? ad ‘ UNITED EASTERN Will the extra dividend of 2 Fret a Avg erengeorege | = pew per share ‘ "i Interesting articles covering the fl above are contained im the cur Tt ba J Market An 1 4 Sito & DEERY MONEY these models. > h Meombere Consolidated Call, mixed collateral, lending and 4 | stock Sockony of New York, renewing at 4 per cent; ail industrial lars and novel pockets. 4% per cent, EXCHANGE. Peseta cables, 20.25; Stockholm ca- bles, 26.40; Swiss cables, 4.98; sterling, demand, 467 7-8, cables, 4.68 7-8; francs, demand, 6.17, cables, 6.15; lire, demand, 7.58, cables, 7.56; guilders, de- mand, 39 7-8, cables, 40. - § |GLENROCK “ OIL ‘ —| Recent drilling operations ‘have Chicago range for day: Proven up one of the newer dis CORN, tricts of Wyoming, wn iy sag, ton. Piel oy opinion of experts, is tolian """ become a productive centre of Bl ied is ees me great importance. Dawe, The Glenrock Oil Co., controllin, oars” extensive acreage in this, as w , as other proven Wyoming districts, will benefit by the intensive de- velopment now in progress. Sc L 1 6 ‘The improved condition, financial fi Fag age and physical, indicates an advanc- ing market imythe issue. Btat\stioal report and timely infor- mation will be furninhed on request. Ask for GR: No. 80. Charles A. Stoneham & Co, Pongee, and Navy Sw ene ae or OH oft 3. i to bic 8; sap tember off 61-2, to 61-4. Oats— July off 0 17-8; September off 23-4, to 2 Bradstreet's visible supply: Wheat east of Rockies, decrease, 12,115,000 bushels; west of Rockies, 151,000; | Canada, decrease, 17,055,0 United —BROOKL rauhen, jadiel pha Ts | NO" PROMOTIONS \ BANKING AND FINANCIAL. ——— Salt Creek Producers Western States Oil ' Midwest Refining | Cirsalan Veen ie Upon Request en ee 44 Broad St., New York _ Telephone Broad «79 ie OIL Bend for “Story of Ranger,” Free. We have consistently urged the purchase of Rangeburnett Oil May alter duy, week after week We Now Predict a Further | Advance to Sm much higher || TN on a4 28.00 July, 6 10 6.10; August, 6.06 afirm hand on market, A little export P| business has been booked, but this is not considered significant in trade} * circles, According to London advices |" the German papers say that copper is being sold at the equivalent of 16c a % and that stocks are relatively RID 10+ %; Actna, 121-8 Cu My de 9% — % 18.57 to 1 September, 18.26 to} ign al Asphalt, 73 to «| Chine Couper... 1% + © / 18.20; October, 18.11 to 18.12; Novem- Z \to 68)8-4; Boat, 15to 151 ‘orn re, Co, Et ber, 17.71 to 17.74; January, 17.63 to FARNINGS, |. Pottdicum, 301-4 to 31; Glenrock, | Cee Sl 1% — % bruary, 17.58 to 17.60; March,| Kennecott Copper, year 1918—Sur- ty 7 5-8; Hupp, 98-8 to 95-8; N. | Gen, Mota Cu 181% *) 17.60; April, 17.53 to 17.68. plus after tax and all charges, $6,977,- P. @ Pr. -8 to 71-4; Midwest, Wor, pf. + ¥) METALS. 005, equal to $2.60 a share on out- ae rtl ota Panby, 911ssiip-dbp Lmeelioeomen.) HN ESE] tne Metar exchange quotes cop-| standing 2,787,059 shares of no Dat Spot is 15 bid, | value, against surplus, $11,545,418, or Braden Copper, year 1918—@urpius after taxes and all charges of $5,606,- 680, equal to $1.42 a share, par value $5, on $12,953,630 capital stock, against surplus of $2,863,111, or $1.10 a share Amer, Tel. & Tol.—Feb. operating revenue, $3,415,757, increase, SALAH basraete th May 12. Previously rate on operating income $1,576,952, inerease common was 3 per cent. quarterly. two months’ operating rev-| Hartman Corporation — Regular $19, Increase $1,201,568; op- quarterly dividend of $1.25 a share, BODY OF GIRL IDENTIFIED; i FELL OR THROWN TO DEATH erating income, $3,209,738, increase payable June 1 chcumnteihelidiied $775,462, Chicago Great Western Raliroad—| The body he git killed teat Sa Western = Union-Feb, operating Regular semi-annual 1 per cent. of| urday either 1 fo revenue $6,640,358, increase $278,857; preferred, payable July 1. bebl) operating income, $363,168, decrease American Tobacco Co. regular quat- of No. $826,430; two months operating reve- terly 5 per cent. common dividend, | 197 Weet Ath Steoot war identified at nve $13,610,000, increase $646,435; op- erating income $947,947, decrease $1,499,855. | quarterly of 13-4 per cent, on pre- Midvale Stee! and Ordnance-—Quar- ferred and 1 per cent, on common ter ended March 31, 1919, compares, stocks, payable Se A) i, Miss Seavone said her sister was em- with corresponding quarter of pre- Lindsay Light any, regular] Dove) a# @ milliner and that she had vious years as follows: net earnings Quarterly at aividends of GE 18-4 Der cont, | left Ber Place of ‘employment Mattrday atter provision for all taxes, $4,70L- from stscks parable Fane ip, om Come after bbe aad Moai inde , decrease, $5,073,510; int., $792,722, _ $661; depreciation and depl., decrease, $22,706; net profit, decrease, $5,050,144, . and Southern System.—Mar. gross $1,872,091, inctease $285,145; bal- payable in sctipt June 2. Studebaker Corporation ~ Regular the Morgue this afternoon by Minnie Scavone, No. 159 Canal Street, as th of her sister, Lucy @cavone, sixteen, the same address, parade, ance after tax, $314,697, decrease, $77,- 1329-1331 Vani income, $298,716, de- BROADWAY FIFTH AVE. DIVIDENDS. American Smelting é& Refining sshd bree ania Bet. oo Drool 49th Company—Regular quarterly of 1 per in cent. on common stock, payable June , and ular quarterly dividend of 1 3-4 pervent. off preferred stock, pay- able June 2. Beatrice Creamery Company—Quar- terly dividend of 4 per cent, on com- mon and regular quarterly dividend of 13-4 per cent. on preferred, both FULTON STREET Cor. of BRIDGE STREET At Hoyt St. Subway Station, Brookl in EXTRAORDINARY CLEARANCE THURSDAY OPPENHEIM. CLLINS & © Fulton Street, Brooklyn Special Sale Thursday Wool Jersey Suits For Women and Misses Youthful Models— Practical for Street The Oppenheim, Collins & Co. correct standard of workmanship finds expression in Fashioned of superior Wool Jersey in belted effects. Convertible col- Navy, Beige, New Blue, Taupe, Sea Gull and Purple, Extraordinary Sale Thursday Foulard and Taffeta Dresses Offering the Greatest Values of the Season Smart models of Foulard, Polka Dot eta, combined with ceor- |Z 715 gette. Draped, straight-line and tunic effects. e OPPENHEIM. GLLINS & Fulton Street, Brooklyn Special Sale Thursday Women’s and Misses’ | STOCK BOUGHT AND SOLD Smart Tailored Suits fe fe WINKELMAN & Co. Excellently Tailored Oppenheim, Collins & Co. Models. Many attractive styles, but only a few of each kind. Chic belted and semi-fitted effects, In Navy und Black Serge. Foaturing trimmings of silk braid and buttons, smart collar and pocket treatments, handsome linings. Offering Unsurpassed Values 390 Superior Quality Suits Poiret Twill, Tricotines, Fine Men's Wear Serges, Velour Checks, Gabardine! Formerly from 42-° to 50-0 5 Reductions About One Half These suits are up to dale conceptions, selected from reguler aoe You will find every wanted bs sham size (both Women end Misses). sb not in every style, as many are only one and two of a kind ALSO SELECTED FROM REGULAR STOCK 165 Fashionable Misses’ Capes Sharply Reduced from 25.00 to 34.50 All Sales he e Final Many of these capes are silk lined throughout; materials are j Silvertone, Wool Velour, Mannish Serges, Gabardine and / Wool Jerseys; these are in various new models; only one or two of a kind, and are wonderful values at this low price. No C. 0. D. No approvals SALES THURSDAY OF i | Crisp Washable Gabardine Skirts Manufacturer’s Sample Line C 9.95 | Clean new models, Button Trimmed Novelty Bells, Effective Pockets, Excellent Quality Gabardine. CLOSING OUT THE BALANCE OF Satin Georgette and Taffeta Frocks Selected from Regular Stock Combined with Special Purchase. Formerly $19.50 to 27.75 Chie miss styles, neat models for woman; also included in this lot are Printed Chiffons, Mannish Serges, New Foulards in a wonderful assortment of various modes. Sizes to 46 No C, 0, D. No approvals