The evening world. Newspaper, December 14, 1921, Page 24

| Following the sharp run up in the} stock market lute yesterday, which in the oll stocks and several other groups was at the expense of the Short interest, the list in the first your this morning backed and filled “without definite trend, But despite the impairment of the inside or technical position the market for ‘the most part displayed a firm ‘undertone. In only one or two instances was there evidence of uneasiness, On recurrent reports that the St. Paul Railway and the Erie must soon enter the market for new funds, those stocks sold down to new lows for the year. In fact both St. Paul | eommon and preftrred new low prices for all t ‘American Sumatra developed quite pronounced weakness because of he same reason, nainely, that the nancial position of the company | meeds to be bolstered up. Opposed to tha weakness of these shares, the leading coppers almost without exception were able to get Jnto new high ground for the year, nd other stocks which were able fo'set new high marks were Ameri- gan Woollen, American Hide and ther common and __ preferred. jeott-Johnson, People’s Gas and Allied Chemical. ‘The railroad group was not much af- | fected by the weakncas of the Eries ‘mnd Bt. Paul, Most price changes «were lower, but in nearly every in- “stance net losses compared with the closing figures of last night| were limited to fractions. {ft i early everywhere appreciated that he railroad structure, considered as a whole, is stronger than it has been in years. ere was little in th %. furnish an incentive The steel stocks w ait for new and more positive de- lopments in connection with th: posed F pool 1 ‘rucible ck up more | an two points, but was unable t gommaad a public following and the v of news Adama Kxprens Ajax Rotst Alaska Nina A Am Age Ober Dest Sugar Boris Drak Magnoto LIBERTY BONDS AT Lead 7.16 : 7 Hide & 140,00 | Am tee 100,02 | Am International Am Linkest 0: Linweed Olly Locomotive Chem Itazo’ Ship & Com smelt & Rel Smelt & Kv p Snutt Steck Fary 100.40 100,00 100.02 Victory 4%s 100.02 FORKIGN EXCHANG In late afternoon demand rose to $4.19; cables, $4.19 1-3, a 21-2 cents . rey neh franc, demand 0815; up 0012. Lire, cables, .0467; up 0006. demand .0783; cables, Mark, demand, 0001 1-2. Greek ORI; Beigitn fra 6784; Up 0008, Stes, .00% up rachma, demand Sumatra had 0420; cables, .0425; up .0005, gwiss| WB 7X Te franc, demand .1944; crb'es, 146; off fay ‘top pr 01, Guilders, demand, .3640; cables,| Am Tob cm B r off .00(3. Peseta, demand, 1518; | Am La France cables, .1520; off .9001, Sweden kry) 4m Weel and .2462; cables, .2457; 17, | Am Writ Norway kr., demand .il¢, Am Zime.. +1621; up 0011, Denmark k Au: “ne up « 11T; cables, .1922; up 0007, Anaconda . bs Asso Dry a eee Amociated ASKS 21 DEMAND Sein ty Atchison Ry pf. . BE ABROGATED ]|Aiisn mire an in Atlantic Coast Lin& 87'2 aed Ati Gull &° Woe. a China Claims She Was Forced by |4,¢ & W 1! ‘Auto Sales Cor. Japan to Accede to Atlantic Fruit Halewin Loco Them. | Balawin Loco pt TAR HINA Balt & Ohio WASHINGTON, Dec, 14 (Associated | Har & onio yf Press).—The Chinese delegation to- day asked of the powers represented Beth Steel as Bewa Steel B... 1 1 2 + . High, Low. Petroleum, 122 19 14% 14\% Midvale st 28% Boy Minn & St, Tamnis 6h Mo, Kan & Tex.. Mo, Kan & Tex pf Mo Pacific.. ” a Mo Pacific pf... 5 “a Mont Ward....... 29 12% ‘Montana Power . w% Mullins Body .... an ‘!Mina 8 P & § M 0% j National Acme 11% National Biscuit 125% Last, Mexican 119% Miami Nat Gloak & Bult 27% 21% > 1% 1% 40% 40 & BB 154 14% New OrT & M.... ST%e 37% NewYork Airbrake, 61 60 +Now York Central... . New York Dook.... NYNHOH., IN ¥ Ont & West. S| Norto’k Southern. Norfoik & Western Norther Pacific... Nanally Co 10% Oknhoma Po & Ro 8% Ontat!o Bilrer 4% 48 {Orpbeum Cirewit .. 16 14M Otis levator... 122 110% Otis Steel... 94 9% Owens Bottling... 27 26% 1 Pac Develop Corp. V Pacific Gas Pacific Oil... Pan-Amer Petro, Pan-Amer Peto Pena RR.. 4) Penn Sea Bree, {Peopiee’ Gee .. ‘Pere Marquette . 32% Ay 13% 18 a1% at 9 # 98% 18% 10% 96% 79% * ” S| *Pillipn ty | Pierce Arrow .. “4 | Pierce Arrow pt. ‘a | Pierce Oi .. 13% 13% % ! Pittsburgh Coal... @% Pitts & Weet Va.. 2 4] Pond Creek Coal .. 15% 15% Prewed Steel Car... 66 68 ‘| Pullman Company . 107%4 107 Punta Aleg Sagar... 20% Pure Oi) sree SOME BOI Parish & Bingham 14% 14% Rail Steel Springs. 08% 93% Ray Conger... 13% 15%, ‘Shares, 700 Acme Coal . 1600 *Acme Packing . 100 Audubon 800 Brit Amer Tob coup... €00 Cal Cr Frut,.. 600 "Car Light ... 2% Celluloid Co .... 25 Celluloid Co pf. 400 Chi Nipple .. 400 *Columbia Emerald . 300 Cont Motors ... 100 *Denrer Rio G pf... 500 Durant Mot ...... 4400 Durant Mot ind. 100 Georges Clothes 300 Gibson Howell 250 Glen Alden Ccal. 300 Goldwyn Pictures . 500 Goodyear Tire .. 100 Havana Tobacco pf. 200 "Heyden Chem . 200 Inter Prod . 200 Inter Prop . 400 Libby MaNetl 700 Lincoln Motors A.. 300 Mercer Motors 1100 National Leather 20 New Jersey “ine 1600 No Amer Pulp Paper 600 Philip Morris. $00 Radio Com 800 Radio Com pf. 875 Rook Roll Mill 50 Schulte Stores... 1000 United Ret Candy. 160 Willys Corp ist. pf. INDUSTRIALS. va STANDARD OILS. 600 Angio-Am OM . 100 Atlentic Lobos . 90 Buckeye . . 70 Galena Signal 800 Imperial. 10 Ohio Ol .. 1600 *Allied O11 now 1000 Am Fuel . 200 *Boone Of . 300 *Boston Wyoming 1100 Carb Synd . 25 Cartb Trading . 400- Cities Service B ctls, 150 Cities Service pt 210 Cities Service old . 21% es 40% Shares, 4 Humble Oi! fs. Sinter RT Se. 18 Kennecott © 1s. 3 Laclede Gas 2 Libby MeN & 1 fi S Nat Acme 7%s..... 10 Nat Cloak & Sult $s. 12 Nat Leather 8. INYNH 4H 128 Oregon Short Line 1 Ohio Cities Ta 25. i euxezz oa atti gezzan §22osccs one e ees i i- 1 Union Oil Prod 8 4 Vaca On 11 Warner Sugar 7 11 Western Eleo Ts. 67 Wilson \& Co T%s. i nannies SECOND CLAIMANT FOR EASTON WEALTH Florida, Woman Now Seeks $225,- 000 Left by Brooklyn Recluse. A “veritable lady bountiful” who never foreclosed a mortgage, a poet who has long been a leading church member and public spirited citizen of Sparr, Marion County, Fla., is the description in several accompanying affidavits ofthe second claimant to the $225,000 estate of Mrs. Margaret Easton, the Brooklyn recluse found deda in her home, No. 90 Putnam | never EASTLAKE MURDER | DONE WITH HATCHET Doctor Tells of Visit to Home— Found Victim’s Husband and Nurse There. MONTROSS, Va., Dec. 14.—Dr. W. A. Carruthers of Colonial Beach, Va., where Mrs. Margaret Eastlake met her death Sept. 80, testified to-day at the trial of her husband, Roger D., and Miss Sarah E. Knox, Baltimore, nurse, that he had found both of them on the scene when he arrived at the |‘ Eastlake home on the murder. Miss Knox was sitting on the porch, the witness said, and When hé called attention to a spot of blood on her collar she explained that it prob- ably had resulted from her efforts to assist the murdered woman. East- lake, the physician said. emerged from the house and walked up and down the pavemeri across the street. 4 Dr. Carruthers said the wounds evidently had been inflicted with a hatchet and a knife. He said that a smoker's pipe. which he found under the body, had been turned over ty the Coroner. —— HAS EIGHT HUBBIES; ALL OF THEM ALIVE the morning of =I They Never Caused Cleveland Woman Any Worry Until She “Got Religion.” CLEVELAND, ‘Dec. 14.—Jessle Seaman's eight living husbanis worried her until she “got religion.” But when she was con- erted. at a Salvation Army meeting the other night her conscience began to bother her quite a lot, she said. So to-day, Jessie, sought County Prosecutor Edward Stanton and sob- bed out the tale of her many matri- monial adventures, Polive investigation disclosed Jessie was divorced from none of her eight mates. County records show the four of the See what $150 — can do for you! Ik will contro! about $600 worth of dividend paying securities— I will bring back dividends of approximately 060 a year—€s © month. toa in the an. pated profits of the indicated market advance. Stocks are now selling at bar, but the market fe getting stronger every ‘while good stocks are low. Will you take advantage of thie opportunity? $150 Initial Payment 10 Dividend Yield A diversified list of seasoned di: payerewith a long r f earnings and Security are featured in our Spectal Investment Letter No. 115 K's Pree and will be sent without Write TODAY HamntonB.Witis&Co. Founded 1901 Lnvestment Securities Mombers Teronte Standard Sieh Exchange 40 Ex: Place, New York ‘ PRICE RANGE’ —for ready reference— will help you to judge market possibilities of stocks. December issue given on request, covers 800 securities: —the “high” and “low” prices for 1920and 1921 Reading .. oe mM [ura 2 a BY Replogle Bteel . % Ws Rep Iron & Steel.. Rep Iron & St of. Republic Motor Royal Dut N ¥.. Pierce Oil pf.. 1600 Cong Ref . 800 Creole Syn 3000 *Cushing Pete . 500 Elk Basin Pet. Avenue, last month, .|marriages were contracted in Cleve- The Florjda claimant is Jessie} land, one in Buffalo, N. ¥., and two Alston Owehs, who claims to be the|in Meadville, Pa. | cousin. She has sent the alleged will! —_—=—_ with affidavits to Surrogate Wingate| COULDN’T LEARN ENGLISH in Brooklyn, The document is dated | Dec. 2, 1900, and recites the alleged i y De ol Boouh Fisheries her ieading steel stocke refused |!" the Far Eastern committee of the | Wi) sue tans. follow in sympathy. | Washington Conference that the fa-} pioiyn U Gas. Foreign exchange rates held arel | mous twenty-one demands treaty of! Bruns ‘Term ith demand sterling quoted at $4.18. | 1915 be abrogated, Bane Bis: ro more than a cent above the!) g ig ota s Final quotation of last night. Tic! The Chinese maintain they were stated ye ee money market, despite the tax wf| forced under duress to accedo to| puterick to, the huge Government financial 9p-! them, aoe ae —dividend rates, ‘“‘par” —capitalization, etc. 2000 *Engineers Petroleum 100 *Ertel 700 Federal Oi 300 Gilliland On Call, phone, write for copy Mention stocks which interest you @rations to-morrow, remained ea ? 411 To 12. bait 170.12, ‘The market continued to back and} during the second hour, and’ the ik of transactions originated in jonal quarters. An endeavor drive the tobacco shares down use of the weakness of Ameri- Sumatra, which set a new low rd for all time, was without On the assumption that the major part of the short interest jn Mexican Petroleum was driven to cover when that stock rose five points in yesterday's trading, con- erable pressure was brought to against it, but in the main ‘offerings were easily absorbed. Do- gestic oil shares turned firm. ‘accurate index of the strength of the market was found in a list of the stocks selling within two point: of the highs of the year. There} re more than twénty of the active fasues in this ist, \ 12 T0 1. was a sharp slackening in ac- Mvity during the noon hour and the E became a specialty affair, Department , Stores, Famous . Allied Chemical, Butta & Superior and other stocks which or- ly command only a small pub- foilowing were taken in hand by floor traders and pools and marked up for net gains of 2 points. ‘ reason why the bearish pro- * fessional element is disinclined to temporary market advantages is that the financial district is full . rumors ding mergers in the copper and steel industries, It ‘known that most of this merger talk has substantial foundation and the mergers, as now tentatively ned, are consummated, short lers would not be in an enviable ition. YROrY attention was attracted to the market in the fourth hour contrary to speculative ex- ions, the rate on money for purposes of stock specu- nd wepayable on demand lowered to 41-2 per cent. This rate was quoted, although Government will withdraw §20,- from local banks to-morrow, | lower rate indicated that prep- | tions for taking care of the ma- ity to-morrow of Treasury cer- jeates, bond interest and income payments had been practically mpleted. stock list continued to back and Dut {t still appeared that the of least resistance is upward. with the exception of Pries 4 St. Paul, failed to develop ma- “terial change, but steels, textil motors, equipments and oils we trem firm to strong. « 4 e s 3. PGW final dealings the market’ became @ecidedly irregular. The leading tallroad stocks sagged back to the low prices of the day, it were not weak at any time and “mot more than one or two in- dia lied net loss reach more was felt by the equi But the gains were i shares remained firm and “buying continued in the oils the steel mts and DRUGGISTS NOW LIQUOR (ii per Inc.,owned 1,800 barrels of whiskey. He fi admitted that the firm had. sold 1,200| Goi Fuel & Iron + cases of Old Taylor whiskey since “his| Col & Southem » brother's death and received the sale, A to- value. He 6 INJURED WHEN BUS Steer! —_——— Calif, Pack pte. DEALERS, HE TESTIFIES | ‘sts, Pattie -- scons Central Leather | Cent Leather pf Cerro De Pasco... Chandler Motors ... Ohes & Ohio. . Chie M & Bt P RR 19% CM & St P pf. 31% Whiskey Discassion Dragged Into Picker W € tent. Her late husband was unduly in- fiuenced by his brother, Frederick, who received the bulk of his $150,000 estate, |& ™ : Mrs. Bertha Picker, of No. 206 West |onc Serer =. 104th Street, charged to-day before Sur-|e Ry & PU pl pe T's rogate James A. Foley in her action to} chic Gt Wet... 7 break the will. Mrs. Pleker received | Chic Gt West pf. 17 only $5,000. ? Y}ehic & North Ry.. 67% When Fred Pickeh was on the stand | Culle Copper ..... 10 it was brought out that when his} Chine Commer ... 29 brother died the firm of Picker Bros. |Co.° £ heciwiy 44 vv 25% 4% Col Gas & Ele . G% Cetumbia Gragbo . 3% rice of whiskey | ¢ j Past it tad no | ome, TS Be. Be further asserted that | Comol Cigar ..... 17% wholesale liquor dealers were |Covsol Gas.» ted the wholesale druggists. eonsol Textile’... 14% Con. Int-Cal Mining — 6% Gout Can 40% Cont, Insurance... 71 Oveden Oil 35% Cor Rroducts , Gear Breaks ai One| veils tect ( \ Cimbe sidewalk, egg tlegyslelag Cuba Cane Sugar... A passenger bus owned by Isaac Wer- | Guba Cane Sug pf.. ner, of No. 167 Lexington Avenue, Jer-| Cuban Amer Sugar sey Clty, upset to-day at Bergen Ave-| Davison Ohem nue and Vroom Street, Jersey City,|Del & Hutson. 13,000 on sked the market dty, Picker decla: UPSETS IN JERSEY CITY Ow Oy after the steering gear broke and it had | D*! Lack & Wes run upon the sidewalk. Werner said| Dome Mines .. one wheel of the bus caught in a rut in the pavement between the street car| ire ist pl. tracks, and when he tried to turn the] Erie 24 pf...-- car out the steering apparatus gave| Furow Player way. Famous Players pf. Six persons were injured, but five of |¥ed Min & Sm., them went home. One of them was|!isk Rubber . Miss Alice Brown, seventeen, of No. 161 | "report Texas . Wegman Place, whose left’ wrist. was|Gen Asphalt , fractured, John’ Van Gelder, thirty-four, | Gen of No, 88 Oak Street, was taken to Jer- y sey City Hospital wi ~ gey City, Hospital with injuries to’ the | je Gen Geu Geo Gen pS NEW ORLEANS SELECTIONS. FIRST RACE—Pluribell, K: rum- mel, Skooter, “os Lady Lou, SECOND RACE—Galiot, Lenjojeur. THIRD RACE—Miss Nell, Miachia- vHOURTH. RAC —Si 1 2—Simplicity, Boy. Goodhart eas dal iFTH RACE—Fort Churchill, Sweet eB ACM iC. a Bombast. asicten, SEVENTH RACE—Phelan, Buckner, Baliybell, jo NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES. Granby Mining Gray & Davis G: Northern pf . Lottery, w. JEPFHRSON PARK following paEhenn NEW ORLEANS. La., aro the entries for to’ Fay Aira Tucks,” 106: 108; | inter Agr Corp pf. 37 pally Nanden, Inter Harvester 10; Tvadja, 1 ‘we| inter Paper Mu ;| Inter Mer Marine, , Inter Mer Mar pf. iuter Nickel Invincible OF . Island Oil SEGOND RAOE—8700; cl thee and wy, mae meal ne ar Jawa’ Beli, 108; *Lénkboy, 1 fond ‘ton ‘as; eur THe: | Kaveds City So pf, : "| Kelly Springtield Keuncoott Capper Keystone Tire . Krewe . Laclede Gas Lackawanna Steel, Lee Rubber & Tire. Lehigh Valley . Loew's, lnc 412, $700" claiming; two year, 100; | *Simplivtty ‘God : A i a; six, furiongs. “John's Vemma, ioe 104: 104 Dantzig 100: Ground Swell, yy 'The ‘Roost, 112: O8; Gravwon, jurray, Lady Vaxury An & comparatively large num- lalties. yer of up i2 its. Cotto Pr. the whent claiming; thme-year-olds | Loft, Ine . : Lat, Ine ry rake B2% + 2 “ —2 2% + % 25 41% — OY + 3% 0% + 1% +4 WR + ey — us + “ StL & San Fran, St L & Southwest, Se L & Southw uf Savage Arms . Saxon Motom Seaboard Air Line. Seab Air Line pf. Sears-Roobuck .... 06% = | Seneca Capper ++ Shattuck Arizona... Shell ‘T & 7. Binclalr Oi + 8% + %) 3K + 4% Bet % 3th } Me] Stand O of N J pf 113% 118 4 | Stewart-Warner Stromberg Studebaker | as Oil of N J. 180 a]s ty jTex Gulf Sul. Tean Cap & Chem. b | Texas Company ... 10% 10% 47%, 47 B% BM 20% «28% 13% 14% 61% 50% 1% M 330 ee tT 21 19% 126% 128% 1% 1% + 2% ry 4% + OK 1. ab +127 128% 11% 10% % 1% 0 (10 a 1% 11% 40% 30 * my 3y 81% 88% ng 112% SH 8% ot om 2 ge BS eee cece ff s SRR FRE Willys Overland pt %4] Wilson & Co. “| Woolworth . Worth Pump Worth Pump pf Worth Pump of B.. 00% *Ex dividend, ‘Total mies, 867,100, —>——— BROWNS GIVE 8 PLAYERS FOR DAVE DANFORTH Clarence Rowland, manager of the Columbus Club of the American Asso- ciation, anpounced this afternoon that he had sold Dave Danforth, left-handed pitcher, to the St. Louis Browns. Dan- forth won twenty-eight games and lost fifteen fast season with the tall-end Columbus team, The Yanks and other major league teams have been after him. Fight players were given in exchange for Danforth. These were: Pitchers— Saunders, Burwell, Palmer and Lauder- milk; second baseman—Gieason and three other men, two of whom are to % | be delivered in the spring and ¢! errcee 100 Glenrock O11 1000 *Hudson Ot! | 9100 imperial O11 2600 Int Petrol 100 *Keystone Ranger . 100 Livingston P , 32600 *Lyons Pete . 100 Maracaibo Ot 100 Marland Mex 4000 *Meridian Pete 1800 Merritt O11 . 100 Mexico O . 100 Mountain Prod 7000 *Noble O11 . 11si00 ¥ On 2000 Belcher .. 1500 Big Ledge 10700 Bost & Mont 7000 Canade Cop .. iff) ii ae wSewnunnuans £2 faiteti it saree sEftter tiitit ? i zz | Serves were called on to restore order at 100% 70 | murder. ig | men, death of the two Easton children. | It then leaves “everything to our loved cousin Jessie Alston Owens” and appoints her sole executrix. | ——— | i ,MOB IN COURT ROOM | ATTACKS PROSECUTOR Wife of Man Sentenced to Die Threatens to Kill Oscia! CLEVELAND, O., Dec. 14.—Police re- 5%) the Court House to-day when Dominic Benigno was sentenced to death for As the sentence was pro- 5% | nounced Mrs. Benigno lunged at Assist- ant Prosecutor Cassidy. “T'll Kill you on sight! I'll go to the chair with my husband!" she screamed. A cursing, frantic mob then tried to reach Cassidy, but was stopped by de- tectives. The crowd then fought to free the frenzied woman. “For the sake of my children they should not do it” the woman kept screaming. Poe es DISCHARGES FROM NAVY REDUCED TO 10 PER CENT. r Sets Limit at 700 im All From Atlantic Fleet. BOSTON, Dec. 14.—Discharge of men from the Atlantic Fleet will be limited to 10 per cent. of the number on board each vessel, it was directed to-day in orgers sent out by Admiral Hillary P. Jones, Commander in Chief of the fleet. This order was issued as a modifica- tion of the order reducing the enlisted 24| Personnel of the Navy by about 5,000 with authorization of discharges 3 |accordingly. It was understood here 8%] that the effect of Admiral Jones's order would be to limit to about 700 men the discharges on the thirteen vessels of the fleet /which under the original duthorizatioh might have ex- tended to 2,200. New 0 KRBISLER NOT TO BE ENVOY. LONDON, Dec. 14,—Fritz Kreisier, violin master, will not accept the prof- fered post of Austrian Ambassador to America, it was learned Mere to-day. He wired the United Press from Edin- burgh that he intended to leave for, America on Wednesday on the Olympic’ in order to fill several contracted con- cert engagements. BANKING AND FINANCIAL, NICHOLAS TR Members Consolidated Stook Bachange of New York. Scranton, Pa. Warren, Pa. Wilkes-Barre, Pa, Rochester, N. ¥. Carbondale, Pa. Bome, N. ¥, eu hie publication je compiled the General Bervice Corporation of New York we believe is The Wall Street Digest A weekly publication; out of tha ordinar; ligtes ultra -consor- romans in pee AP igest of market Guilock ‘ot impsrtant broksrase recdve « obii~ NEW YORK jcutting his wrists. He - SO HE ENDS HIS LIFE Leaves Money to Landiady to Pay for Blood Smeared Carpet. Joaquin Boris, a bus boy, twenty-three, mployed in an automat on Houston treet, tried suicide some months ago by: overed in time and his life sa He back to work. This morning he slashed his throat and his wrists and made cer- tain he would die by Jumping from the fifth story window to the yard of No. 142 Hast 16th Street, in which house he boarded. ) He left behind several letters, One to his friends in the house biddiag them good bye which said it took a lot of nerve to do what he planned. Another left $25 to his landlady, $10 for the damage by his blood to her carpets, $10 ‘o> her daughter and $15 to her son, Bortis came from Castile, Spain. He had his trunk packed and his ticket t to sail back on the Montevideo to. He left behind hi hundred dollars In cash. He had been ir. this country several years and his friends say he worried over his inability to learn ,Englis. FIRST COLLEEN TO sArL PREE IRELAND, ‘The first Irish-American to sall for Ireland since negotiations with England were signed making that country a frec state was Norah Casey, twen y 215 East bith Street’ ‘She “Vete Os afternoon on the Untied States Lines ship Centennial State for Queenstown The “State” will be the first American boat to touch at a free Irish port. Miss Casey expects to reach relatives in time for Christmas dinner. Every stateroom aboard the ship was occupied and 3,000 bags of mail were on board. ‘ FOR went | PROPOSALS. Jones & BAKER lembers New York Curb Market Direct Private Wi w York Chicago Boston Philadelphia aburgh Detrolt Baltimore Cleveland Three New York Offices | 60.Broad St. Tel. Broad 7150 | _ 605 Fifth Ave. Tel. Mut. Hill 7120 |” 225 Fifth Ave. Tel. Mad. Sq. 1377 S. O. of New Jersey Imperial Oil, Ltd. _ Anglo-Amer. Oil Internat. Pet. , The steady activity and closely affiliated gelationships of these companies and their bearing on correlative stock market move- ments is concretely set forth in a special pamphlet just prepared for public distribution. Write ter Q-36 LL Winkelman & Co. 62 Broad Street, New York ‘Telephone Broad 6470 Branch Offices ia Leading Cities Direct Wires Ferien: Marte: PROPOSALS. . THE COMPTROLLER OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK will sell at his office in Room 530, in the Municipal Building, on Thursday, December 15, 1921 at 12 o’Clock Noon $55,000,000—414% Gold Corporate Stock of The City of New York, payable December 15, 1971. Exempt from Federal Income Tax and from the Income Tax of the State of New York. Bids must be delivered to the Comptroller in sealed envelopes addressed to the Comptroller of The City of New York. A deposit of 21-2 per cent. of the amount of the proposal must accompany each bid. Such deposit must be in cash or certified check upon a New York State Bank or Trust Company, or any National Bank, For further information see "City Record,” or con- sult any bank or trust company, or send for descrip- tive circular to CHARLES L. CRAIG, Comptroller of The City of New York, |