The evening world. Newspaper, November 22, 1919, Page 4

FINANCIAL Q'S AND A'S [rs To-day's market was an uninter- esting affair compared with recent sessions, but a healthy undertone was noticeable, with the motors and steel stocks showing signs of ac- cumulation. (Mexican Petroleum was the leader among the oils and closed the day with a gain of over 4 points. There appears to be a big short interest in this stock with a comparatively sma floating supply due to the ex- change for Pan American Petroleum. The latter wae up a point while Royal Dutch also showed a gain of 1 1-2 to 101 1-2. The sugar stocks attracted atten- tion by moving up. American Sugar on ‘reports that the company’s bal- ance sheet for the year just closing has been the best in its history sold up over 3 points. (Crucible sold up over 5 points and thereby ‘distinguished itself. Other favorites for those long of the mar- {ket were Clumbia Gas and Electric, General Mtors, Pierce Arrow and | White Motors. ¥ eno & Bs = eee eeeeees eee chee “Ke s°ssecht i Be a THE OUTSIDE MARKET. Opened easier. Asphalt, 123, off 1-2; |Vanadium, 641-2, off 1-4; A. 'T. Sec., 61, off 2; Shell Tr., 78, off 1; Aetna, 991-2; Amal. Royalty, 1—11 Allied Packers, %5—40; Simms Pet., |451-2—46; Barnett Oil, 1-8—8-16; White Oil, % 1-2—86; Loft, Inc., %— 51-4; Intl. Pet. 63-55; Cosden, 10— 101-4; Carib, 46-48; Amn. Safety Razor, 18 3-4—19; Prod, Ref., 116-8— 117-8; Glenrock Oil, 81-2—8 6-8; Texas Ranger, 16-8—17-8; Asphalt 123-124; Hupp Motor, 13 1-4—131-; Houston Oil, 6-8—8-4; Island Oil, }Amn, Oil, 31—33; 151-216; Overland 801-4; ' Merritt Oil, United Pict. Prod., 11 17—171-2; Vict. ©! Standwood Rubber, In- vineible, 36—38; Panhandle, 27—30; 10-10 1-4; | il, 23-4—3 UF EF TET FHtt [Slee lL LHL tte lel LL leh eeeeeteete 4444+ Lt teee on E Hee Fe FFF FF vererere we 135—145; Hudson Oil, Anglo- Candy, 29 1-2—- 67-8—T7; Retail bw [+etesset lett] err FE 1717 1-2; Nat. Oil, 661-2; Cosden, Boone Oil, 6—6 1-2; Fed, Home Oil, 10 3-4—11 1-2. 13 1-4—13 1-2; Wyo., 61-4; ; Hupp Motors, ++ +) ttt Isl, Oil, 61-8- 83—85; Con. Copper, Allied Packers, 36—38; Elk $1-2-8 3-4; Glenrock, 31-2— eat Western, 13—17; Sapulpa, Merritt, 21'1-2—221-2; Mid. 164—166; Phil. Morris, 9—10; Wayland Oil, 43-8—6; Y. Oll, 1-8—1-4; Lance Royalty, 1-4—1-2; Mar. Ama., 65-8—7; McKin.-Dar., ¢4—68. Bost. 51 + FESS RF FF FEKETE we COTTON. Opened steady, Deo, 35.85, up 25; Jan. 34.25, up 1; Mar. 32.45, up 6; May 31-40, up 20: July 30,35, up 25. COFFRE, Opened steady. Dec. 20 bid; March 165, 78-80; May 15, 75—80; July 15, 60—70; Sept. 15, 40—50, EARNINGS. Grand Trunk item—Second week increase, $17,- 15, HL FFFt+eL Lt | Leeetee ll! FR FESR TES ER SE November, $1,488,716; Purpose of this hcl really new Mother Lode Coalition investors in forming ji Mines Company stock, Balser as sotareonaa, F @. I am a stockholder in the Ohio iin which they are interested, Pre- st tds ia | as to how high or how b pcantal Company (of Utah) and un- “te oe oe stook may go will not be lerstand the officials of this concern Alaén Gold. Comm: tions must be | “re about to indulge in more fl- Liste June, as = ive the address of |8ncing. Can you confirm this re- pogo 7h OE % ‘lated port and what is your advice? LR. Am Ma ger SS BN BH —— 127 126% 100% + 2% As an interested reader of your! stockholders of record Nov. 15, 1919, 4™. o. em “a+ Qs and A's I ask the privi-/are invited pro rata to subsoribe at - 184 1 1 @f seeking information regard-|90 to $750,000 of the 10-year, 7 per Asm. on ae on $ = fhe French American Banking | cent. first mortgage convertible gold Am 10% 10% 10% — % tion «and its object !9/ bonds on or before Nov. 25, of which Am + ¢ business in this country? |#560,000 has already been under- + 1% A. & | written at 90 less a “reasonable com- am ae French-American Banking/ mission” ‘This will pay off indebt- Am a &§ which is located at 67/edness und leave about $260,000 net Am. ae Street, New York City, was| working capital to resume operations | °° +™% uo the resto it wixty t +1 « Wash Apel ‘with © capital 18 he Cevered mall In aBout sixty 0 An 3*5 and a surplus of $500,000 Am, o+% paid in. Half of the stock is held of & the Durtivernett Yan Cleave - ‘ompany, whose - American interests and half DY tiated to trading on the Curb recently, Am 14% + 8% ‘The American interests are}, producer or a prospect? 1 would 4™. First National Bank of Boston jike a brief description of the con- m%—~ % the National Bank of Commerce|cern if you have the available date. yee ME, pea ew York, cach holding one-quar-| rhe Burkburnett Van Cleave Oi! Atchieon iy. % ot the stock. The French Par|Company, with a capitalization of AM. Bim & at. N+ % t is the Comptoir National 1,599,000 ehares of s gor value, ae. au. @. LAG L Paria, holds | trols, partly under lease y in Atchison = gegen fee, 19,615 acres spread over a! te, Baldwin Love, of Wie Meck. The four of which are in the North Cen- Balt & Ohio, the corporation represent com- tra folds of ‘Texas, one ia Oxlaboms Barre Co. Tesources of one and a quarter the other in New co. Beth, Motors ‘ Tacs. i owas organized to| the. holdings in the Burkburnett eld Bah Bee Fd ‘and| of Texas the compan has nine wells Beh + 1% trade between France with an estimated daily production of Bs. Ba erences eaten |Scecmneehe Sal's tee +? juction earn’ ‘I = + aie te Foe ceansnent: | ean of $3,000,000 annually, or better | woe than §2 per share. Development plans — as Frenchmen them-|o¢ the company call for the drilling of | ox. ox — % ‘have. five new wells a month on the proved 108% 146% + 1% alse serine sie Ws otters #5 3h jaying plans Towa ” wh gg eect pipe line facilities so that the in- “oe om Stock, but in creased production contemplated can | Certain.’ sh OK meetings whereby the) pe more readily marketed. Chandler us 6 The company also has an equity in| Chm, & 61%, 67% of @ 40 per cent. interest | Chi, af. 4K 4K Construction and Trading | Chi., M, ey e% This shipbuilding oom- | chi, 2% Wh— % blished thirty) c. e @-% years ago and during the war de-! Onie wh 24 — & voted its plant facili to Govern- Bs BH % ment work, but through its large | Chant o 8 holdings in the company Burkburnett | Cat, Fon a2 Van Cleave should have no difficulty | Cot, Ges OK 1% in obtaining construction of ofl] Gol, Gra G% Ob +1% barges for ocean and river transpor- | Coca 0 o —% tation when such equipment becomes | Consol « a oo © necessary. Consol 90% 90% —1 Con, 1™% 1% + & Q. Where can I get information re-| Con 88 a remaining ing a stock colled Gem Dredging | Cont Candy 12% 2% — % mpany, 102 Chestnut Street, Ro- | Corn, Prod. BY Be+ & cent, OF lnello Park, N. J. in diamond | Crocible Steet 27% 206% 212% + 8K m mining in Braz? Inquiries at the| Cubs Cane Sugar.. 47% 46% 40% Mother | address of the president, Harwood | Cubs Cane Sugar pf 3% 84 BK + K Fish, Roselle Fark, Ni Jz bave met Con, Satie Cum, as i} a +h with no rej to mn | a + -) Coalitibn stock, but the| Miveignn, “A. 8. Den & Rio Gr pd 16 15% 18% — \% par stock must None of the various manuals | Eithom Coal at 30 0» —3 transfer for one|contain information regarding ‘this | Erie . 6% 15 6 — % stock of the old | CoMPany and some of its printed | Bre 1 . a4 MK MH — HK brs 014 | matter or a report would be of in-| Femouw Mayen ... M% G8 W% + 1% The old stock\is sell-|terost. Perhaps Mr. Fish, the Preein| ret Bete... @ A + around 60c, which would make/dent of the company is in Brazil, + + Coalition stock entitled to|SUpervising mining operations there | Gas Wi & Wie. 21% 20% 20% — “eg ° and noglested to feave a forwarding |Gemni Ger ..... TH 12% TK + Bb te te te the canled “nee peprepe: Gove! M = Ps me ton 0-1 ie jowors Lode refer to old $10 par| R. B.—The stock you mention is 4 | Gener Motom m O% M +1% Lode Copper Mini Conr. decided speculation and you should | Ges. Motors Deb, 2K Ww mo +1% ol ning -Inot buy it unless you can afford to |Gontrich ......... 2 8 +e stock and not to the'take the enormous risk involved. | Great No, Ry. mf. 61% 81% 64% Great Nor, Ore.. 40% 40% @%— % Greme Canna... 3% 1 MH — % AND JANITOR |DRUGGISTS IGNORE UNION; |im=mcon: S* Ss SEY , Inspiration Copper , 6 wo wo + % Iuterbore Gon. .... % 5% SH + OF LOOTED BANK) © GIVE RAISE TO LOYAL MEN) "St. scras': ot'* att H fl lat, Mer, Marine pf. 106% 105 106% — % i . oe fot, Nici. De Mh Cashier of Crete, Ill, In-|Stores Will Be Closed Earlier |!* "™* - Wet ope ai de 8 stitution Accused of Hereafter Except Few $400,000 Theft. for Emergencies PRICES CUT ON NAVY FOOD CHICAGO, Nov. 22.—/The Mlinois State of Crete, Ml, to-day failed to open it was announced a warrant charg- embezzlement had been issued for missing cashier, Gust Kracke, in with a shortage estimated bank was capitalized at $25,000 ad known assets of approximately “The vault door and the jani are left—that's about all,” said bank examiner after the books, ‘a duplicate set in a vault to mone but Kracke was said to access, had been found, Specula- ran B. R. T. WRECK TRIALS. Against Officials to Be Call Dee. 1 at Mineola, | District Attorney Lewin announced . Brooklyn yesterday that he would for trial Dec, 1 in the Supreme Nassau County, the indictments 8. and William §, Menden, Engineer of the B. R. T., who are 4 with manslaughter in connec with the Malbone Street tunnel st year, eauen, Se wiel on ely that mpeey tried first. He has resigned . KT, and entered the of another corporation questions to be de be, day, it is 1 or dis F. Blewitt, Division Super- mt of the B. R. T., and Edward ® motorman of the wrecked already ve been tri and of iter in Nov. announces that rre-elec! Wem rewk IX1CO CITY, Nov, 22.—The women State Crug, re- oke up an incipient etrike of that manufactui ot Vera © , hpaponcine that sks loft s was blamed for Kracke's alleged | {nas Four hundred members of the New York Ketail Druggists’ Association, meeting in Juliet Hall in West 117th Street last night, voted to ignore all @emands made recently by the Drug Clerks’ Union and to offer salary in- creases and shorter hours to clerks who withdraw from the un.on. An auxiliary to the druggists association was formed and clerks will be requested to join it] Lwer prices on navy food have been in the interest of co-operation between | Put into effect at the twelve stations employers and employees. their | WHEE Dublic sales are held under the , stese Department of Markets, Commissioner oon sundays For coermnts and at) ronathan C. Day announced this morn- Jone store in every ten blocks will be | ing. TO MEET DEALERS’ OFFERS Commissioner Day Acts on Com- plaints of Buyers Made to Evening World. kept open until 10 o'clock Sunday nights| sardines, which have been held at ~ id all-night stores will be des- 12 cents @ can, been cut to 9 dents; navy offlcers’ bacon, which was quoted at $3.12 for a twelve-pound can, now sells for $3, Several other articles have been reduced in proportion, The reduction, Dr, Day sald, was made possible by the action of navy of- PATROLMAN WINS BATTLE OF CLUBS WITH BURGLAR e & ; from Jan. 1, $58,998,596; increas $8,369,882. : American Water Works & Blectric Company—Year ended June 30, 1919: Surplus after tax and charges, $435,109, equal after 7 per cent. 1st preferred dividend to 53 cents a share on $10,- 000,000 participating preferred stock against $2.04 a share in 1918, JELLIGOE SAYS BRITIAN MUST KEEP GREAT NAVY “Events of Past Few Days,” and Uncertainty of League Makes Massachusetts Lighting Companies This Necessary. —October aggregate net, $181,666; in- CALGARY, Alberta, Nov. 22.—Main- |Crea 816; four months net, $621,- tenance of Great Britain's naval pro-| 389; increase, $63,566. taint, Py eee a ‘Ot Natt Note DIVIDER: inty of the League of Nations, Is urged by Admiral Viscount Jellicoe, for-| Consolidated Cigar Corp, regular merly First Sea Lord, who is now on a|darterly of 13-4 per cent, on pre- tour of the engine. ferred stock payable Dec, 1 “Events of the past few days have Ph de bide ad Corp. 1 per cent. pay- disheartened those who had faith in the | *bie Dec. 10. Packard Motor Car Co, regular immediate result of the formation of quarterly of 18-4 per cent. on pre- the League of Nations,” he said at a) ferred stock payable Dec, 15. banquet here last night. ‘The events —<— need not make us pessimistic as to its future policies, but where the existence Honor Richard Harding Davis, Six thousand Boy Scolts and ma- jassau mn, 22.—Re- to a demand by the Memphis Exchange that he resign be- Of his support of reservations to peace treaty, Senator Shields of he will not his seat and that he will stand tion, factories until the men saw | This is 4 D take and were willing to call it] pox in those distri Pits His Nightstick Against Jimmy and Knocks Out Assailant. Patrolman Kirwin's skilful use of his .|nightatickh gave him a K. O, at 2.30 o'clock this morning over a negro, who was cought in N, Goldgraben's saloon at No, 20% Madison Avenue, and fought Kirwin ferociously with a s teen-inch jimmy. After the negro had been floored he was taken to Harlem Hospital for repairs and then locked up, charged with burglary. He identi- fied himself as Morris Clifford, ywenty- three, of Louisiana. Two men Were at the saloon when Patrolmen Kirwin and Johanson ap- proached. The lookout ran and Johan- fon gave chase, Hiring several shots, but failed to capture him, —» France Relieving Coal Shortag: PARIS, Nov, 22.—Gradual improve- ment in the transportation facili- ties of France has begun to relieve the coal shortage, it was stated to-day, While a shortage still exists, according to information in Paris, the situation Was not considered critical, Sunday's elections show the Socialists elected 166 of their candidates, the > Vaccinations at Canadian Border, United stat jue to the oir Fence of Ty ota, rose side Giubele by, 8 store town. Francisco Pardo Dezela,, Peruvian -Final results of |Consul at Barcelona, and hie wife also OTTAWA, Nov. 22,—The Dominion Department of Health has been ad- city | Vived that the United States Govern. | the Hotel Chelsea, was arraigned in the fons on ali | Jefferson Market Court this morning on * from Toronto and vicinity | ® charwe of shoplifting, ficials, who lowered the basic price to|of an empire ls the consideration, I can- the elty wherever necessary to meet'the |not help thinking that the people will offers of retailers. inte {Went to de sure that they will absolute- Fesu rom numerous complaints |ty secure under @ league of nations be- that some of the navy prices were too °|fore they will consent to cutting down ing Word ‘others’ went ote er expenditure for naval defense,” direot, ra esol NEW PERUVIAN ENVOY HERE. re fs narel oe ANNAPOLIS TEACHER SUES. Prof. Phiip EB. Douglass, Instructor Alfonso de Pezet, the first Peruvian |of modern languages at the U. S, Naval Ambassador to the United States, ar-|Academy, Annapolis, Md., to-day filed rived this morning on the Grace Line |suit for $10,000 damages in the Su- steamer Santa Luisa, which docked to-|preme Court against Dr, Freeman F, day after an eighteen-day trip from|Ward, of No. 616 Madison Avenue. Valparaiso, Chill, Senor de Peset, who| Prof. Douglass alleges Dr? Ward is accompanied by his wife and a large! wrote to Josephus Daniels, Secretary of multe, served as Peruvian Minister atthe Navy, on July 1, tast,, accusing him Washington from 9113 to 8116, and he lft PRand’ school, and a disloyal citizen, sald he was exceedingly glad to return. On Aug, 30 he sald, he was suspended Another passenger was Robert Marin, |pending an investigation, on his way to his post as attache of the Chillan Legation in China. He ts accompanied by his wife, a former Brooklyn gin, whom he met a4 @ result of an automobile accident at Tarry- were paasengers. They are en route to Spain. Kept Young eee Seclaiina 46! ‘Gemacrate “2dt*ftepust| HELD AS SHOPLIFTER, | Bright eyessa clear skin and a pgligbesea Reese NN ARN 2 rere | ae fuu ot yomin Aid boalth may Vante: ve mas yor will keep your sys. Allegatt tem in order by regularly taking Pthel It was alleged thet she had stolen a rines this morning gathered in the Cap!- tol Theatre to honor the memory of Richard Harding Davis, His play, “Sol- diers of Fortune,” was presented Mrs. Bessie MeCoy Davis was present with her little daughter, Hope, who saw a movie and heard a band for the first time in her Mfe. ‘The marines of Belleau Wood adopted her a@ their peace-time mascot, ——_—_ Can't Increase Ni ra F fare: ALBANY, Nov, 2 —Under a decision of the Appellate Division of the Su- preme Court, the Public Service Com- mission cannot grant the International Railways Company a higher rate of trol- ley fare in the city of Niagara Falls. ADVERTISEMENT. 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Box 50,—The och pg ie uraging reports from West | Virginia, Colorado and the State of Washington were receiv: but from the other soft coal fields no indication came of an intention to resume work, With the supply being decreased daily, it was pointed out that the shortage probably would not be relieved ime- mediately wpon an agreement at Washington by the wage scale con- ferees, as the miners before returning to work generally might await ap- proval of a convention of union dele- gates to be summoned after the set- tlement terms were anncunced. More than 1,700 carloads of coal were received in Chicago from the East rday, but the fuel was held for release only to public utilities and indispensable industries. In emer- gency ome Of it would be released to homes, the Chairman of the Coal Committee said. Stop th Forestall e Cold the Flu Hard colds that pull the system down open the door wide for the Flu. 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