The evening world. Newspaper, December 22, 1921, Page 20

A San Patan z - a . — Z ? aaa = ———— : _THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, DECEMr=2 22, 1921. = “abies, | Kronen, demand ft Dotan Keenett. dome nh Off O01. Dofimank we nes, demand, wing, Marka, ott ) 7 Shares, ' 2 Cons Copper 7 3 Copper Exp Copper Kap 2 Cnben Tel 109% _ FEATURES OF THE TRADING, | ' Shares Sates. MouR BY HOUR. | xD) 400 Nat OW NF ———- | Ajax Rubber 400 Acme Coat 100 Neeo ON of . 10 TO 11. 4 Gold 200 "Acme Pack! 000 *Noble Ott —— Alska Juneat 800 Ajax 100 “Okmulgee | Altia-Chatmers pe. 200 Brkt 1000 *Oinar OM 6... 409 Prodncer & Mefiners ke To-day’s stock market was of 2 | Aiischannem pt. 800 Burns Bros . 6 7 . i ‘al Ci " ‘ 00 Balt Creek Prod. 8 > geeAtrlctiy pre-holiday charactor and | Am Agr Chem wane ae 460 Rapuipe fet 1 1 Manitoba Power ts..... : 9 d © Foimicn price changes as ocourred wore | 4° Hee! Bart 1°28 ee she era ee gel ted mrieare mies America’s Second Largest °*! «Without particular significance, At) (™ [ort pane 100 Gh Nipple . 1100 Skelly Oi1 & CH a = & mts. . M k | ‘ * 4 ae. 00 °C 100 Southern P % ‘thes File time aid the market develop a | Am Gan gee) by Gin stunt im teoaamn 2 S| in ores | Stock Market ge; definite trend, Am Cu Fowmihy 1456 pole la ios Scien Gri 0 | 18 Phila co | $m ihe cotton, grain and foreisn ex ot 100 Durant Mot 500 Wiieex Olt + Fa [e-beam th ra ~the New York Curb Exchange-comprises an impres-; i and world-wide activities of these companies are | seldom appreciated. Of the 1100 issues traded on this. market -more than val gece? feonaint ae i i represented, practically the entire { range of American business. K j -millions of acres are represented, pro-* i i ductive property holdings stretching | from Alaska to Argentina, to Europe, unusually small scale and : changes in quotations were unim- portant. At the opening of business on the! 4 Stock Exchange the selling so muct i In evidence at the close of the mar- ket yesterday was resumed considerable vigor and a number of Batt the specialties which recently have] Am Bafety Rawr... 4% been manipulated by bull pools! am Ship & Com., 5% qgpeertet declines of a point OF|am smelt & Ref " ee but before the end of the first | 4m smelt & 2 pt ‘hour this pressure was lifted ary “@Bd the stocks showing the #reat- Chango markets much the same 4100 100 « Wood 29 Phillips Pete 402 ‘ “apathy existed. Business was on 3t0 + Mi ek ag] woe oF at. {| [|] -sive assemblage of great enterprises. The scope, size, * i" MINING, 100 Geo Clothes 500 Gibson Howell . 100 Gien Alden Coal 100 Goldwyn Pictur 200 Goodyear Tito p’ 100 Grant Mot 300 Libby BfoNell .. 109 Metro Atores 20 National Leather ....-.. 500 North Am Pulp Paper. 600 Patvons Auto .... $00 Phittp Morris 500 Radio Com «+ 200 Radio Com pt 00 Alvarado 3fiv 1000 Big Ledae 45100 Rost @ Mont... 1000 Calumet & Jerome, 20 Cone Cop Me... 4. 1800 Carter @iiver 500 Cremon Cola 100 Dolores Kaperanc Lara Late +.+.. es Mar Dept Stora... Mexican Petroleum, Miami Coppers... | Middie tater O11. . Midvale Stel ...., Minn @& St Laie, Mo Kan & Tex. 1000 #9 Mining i xt weakness in earlier trading soon ' Ment Ward Tene wreked we 000 Gold states i ; anapped back to around the los? }am Sumate ‘ob £114 ae 200 Mouthern Coa! & Troe 00 soba Asia, and Africa. : last night. Am Ted & Tel... 119% Man ‘4 1¢0 Standard Mot . ; i ES j re Was nothing in the way vf 100 Bette CO veseccc cove {it Heme oui. billions of dollars in assets are repre- i 000 Tron Blossom i ews to furnish an Incentive for Swift Intemational 0. 22% sented. | 30U Jumbo wxtension 2000 Knox Diride 200 Tobacco Mroducts . 4 20°USL&H. aa 1000 *U 8 Ship Corp ....... 1h 1 700 United Profit Sharing . 14 Ye 400 United Ret Candy ..... 5 & 199 Wayne Coa! erties 4e | 200 "West Rad Chem owe making new commitments. Moncey 1 for the purpose of stock speculation and repayable on de- mand again renewed at 6 per cen' nd this naturally had a tendency to check any bullish activity that 5 aa cmarans WALL STREET GOSSIP 2. POREIGN HAN: ‘| In the late n demand ster- * J ling sold 4.13 4.19 1-2, earnings of more than $5,000,000; 50 companies show over $1,000,000 each. ~171 companies have paid over a billion H i i -20 companies have each shown annual i | i nee tape ABIL. WE i MOET SII 144 " wo 107 i! have been mani- 300d V ms : Se ee eave eee relay [tee cone: : & Werters 75 cit aliewimikrient i 8-8 French frances, Wemand, in dividends to date. & fBlisdea'a cut of 4 per cent, in the itcheoe Ry ie, a,‘ Northern Pacific... 78% STANDARD OILS cables, .0790, off .0009, Lire, demand price of wire nailk by a United | iio nr a au. 1! 0 AuglowAm OD s.s.s.s06 1816 500 Nipleang ". 0421-2; cables, .04431-2, off .0007 1-2.) J] | The size and scope of Jones & Baker activities enables them to States Stee! subsidiary. but this |. Coast Line (Sith 120 Bureka cae tS) 20 ttneurg. Mou — } | give cor plete brokerage service on New York Curb Market m1 H stocks. They have spared neither time nor money in building i up a system for gathering information, which is recorded, com- | piled, and distributed to their customers in bulletins, printed fu) Xo Am P & G mao Divide... e nopan Miu. 1% ax ‘ scored to be without effect on the |4i' Gals oy : % Drice of steel stocks. Confirmation |", “wr or... ; BANKING AND FINANCIAL, | of yesterday's despatches that the ee rn ° “Mexican 169 400 Ontario sliver Orphem Cir Torperjat Gocernment had refused Elevator ba AN: ‘v0 Tuotimne rr) H veekly review. ke Ee nhs Sstend the time ead Ova Blerato Pritte Wp woke a te reports, correspondence, ari a weekly review. Jones & Baker : BU, saighh ten troce Deo. 26 to Feu. 38 hed eee: BY Ota Sten... South Pi 100 Unis Geta baat S. O. of New Je | Gre the natural “information headquarters” for the stocks traded | | reno turtHtr unfavorable influence on | Bitoni, ‘atining San ot 1 ee Hole 5 rsey on the New York Curb Market. i| A highly trained organization equipped with every modern facility, including complete private wire system, insures the | quick and accurate execution of orders. Banking and commer- h cial methods assure prompt deliveries and businesslike handling of customers’ transactions. q : the Mexican oll list. They mostly | pee, geea 4 showed net losses of a point or More | py steel B In early trading, it is true, but thts | poo pisherin woh to represent nothing more] pin Rey ‘Tras.. “than a decline in sympathy with |i, tres ...... other speculative leaders, Itte Cop & Kine . Railroad and motor stocks were prac- + . Ucally unchanged. The same wis ‘true of the leading coppers, Equip- Imperial Oil, Ltd: Anglo-Amer. Oil Internat. ‘Pet. 3 The steady activity and closely BONDS. { affiliated relationships of thear (9 *Altied OU. Pana Seaboard 41) Deepte’x Gan iy It is worthy of consideration that nearly 40° of new customers come to them from old customers. Citles Rervdee olds... , ments were in active demand and \ : Wet eee caos hee 2 Allied Packer 66. , ous : “before ‘the end of the first. hovr NRE A Mecca tes tara "Yet Shp Crete Byn 10 Allied Packing eft 44s 8 Cocoa sad reg ersten ben tity Booklet giving interesting information ‘ Locomotive rose above 47% —- 1 | Diener of 4] 100 4 eae a CS Coubegpipd baaiell piney Rosppa on the e and activities of the New 2 Am Tel ts saents Ie York Curb Market will be sent onrequest Ye | Perce Of... 49 | Pittwirangh Coal ‘2 | Pitts & Weat Va.. (4 = he! Pond Growk Coa!.. American 100 for a net gain of more than three points. Samoyncement that the American bie Fc Refining Company had sold a special pamphlet jast prepared for pubtic distribution. 11 Anaconds Federal Ol. | New York Offices © It-was noticeable that Sugar com- "Keystone Ranger Tel. Broad 7150 d 40,000,000 bonds,,carrying & per — 1% | Pressed Stee? Fenalend .. 1 Anglo-Am O11 Write for 2-36 = 2s BEER Uy tks Cantata ton i — % | Patina Comoen Gauttand ot eee O87 | $05 Fifth Avenue Jones & BAKER M . 1™%—1 Punta Aleg Sugar... lenrock Oil } Tel. Mur. Hill 7120 ? nb v or * Re lomiaeeniis |S Gare a Bey thee 3 Tmpetel Of be ts 62 Broad Street, New York i Tel. Mad. Sa. 1377 New York Chicago Boston Piiiaceiph { * T pe Sb * * v Pi } 1 jo Moston Phisacelphla fd was without particular effect.(or Le wetan “om ee £5 Eee Dies Int Petrol " poo | S0Broad Street Pittsburgh Detrort Baltimore Cin H i “4 | Reading ....... i} * Granth O fice 1a Lending Cite suemon was receiving banking sup- woul aa Hauice Creek f and at one time it showed a » pind a ee | 200 Maracaito OM 9....-. ah Dives Wee: «9 Fartoe: Marten Remington ‘Type. | s000 “Meriginy Pie soscccs 14 ol neologie steal... | 00 Merits On “ *] Rep Iron & Steel. Gp 200 Mex Pan .. Se H . dt heaton ho 200 Mexico Ol .. epatbl i are The Mountatn rome more chan i Vl Repel Dutch NY. Sou pasdincmar Hae 52% — 14] Pome Oil pf +... 70 . inl hieeataiie ay Bai St Jowh Lead .. 13% MEETINGS. f — 4] se L & gan Fran 21 r Hy _ 1LTO 12. MM Is Lo & San Fr pt 85% He recoby, qizen thal 8 secting of the, Stork. $12 753 000 ' Spacasageerased Ba Tse be Goutbwet 21% Bo onl te, office of the company at ta ? ) vMusiness dwindled in volume as the mo % ex ¢ ae ot. 8 ee pS CE ee Veonars, E : Boren: Scie oceans "ee ts ag le idee ie obey areata Louisville & Nashville Railroad C y Seis Sarr ae Bei NS oe [ae eee ee uisville ashville Railroad Compan movements of the suga- shares, not re mosting. GEORGE B, FOSTER, @ecrotary, or 4 . Deo. 15, =p * | Sear-Rostuck Dated, Lenbrook. N.Y. 15, Toa, 1, |Seam-Roebuck of & | Seneca Copper pF First and Refunding Mortgage 54% Gold Bonds, Series A Dated August 1, 1921 Due April 1, 2003 Interest payable; April 1 and October 1 in New York City SAVINGS BANKS. bell T ae 7 61% — 236} Since On 104% — 1% } Southern Pacific The Bowery Savings Bank 128 AND 130 BOWERY, Southern Ry pf... 4 % Redeemable, as 2 whole but not in part, at the option of the Company, on October 1, 1936, or on any Stand Oil of N#J.. 181% ws —3 | Branch 87 Liberty st, interest date thereafter, at 102% and accrued interest. 10% -— 44 Patand Of NJ nt. 118% i — 6} New York, Dec. 12, 1921, 7s 2% | A seml-anpual dividend at the rate of FOUR PER CENT. per annum has been declared and will be credited to depésitors for the period ending Deo, 31, 1921, on all sums from $5 to $5,000, and will De payable on and after Mon. Gay, January 1¢, 1922, upon Bonds in denomination of $1,000 with privilege of registration as to principal, Fully registered Bonds in denomination of $1,000 and authorized multiples thereof. Coupon and registered Bonds interchangeable. oe ‘ amy + 1% | Tex Gulf Su 0... Tenn Cop & Chem, cars . 10 + 40% ly much of the selling 14 in the last two These Bonds will be, in the opinion of counsel, a legal investment for savings banks in the States of New York, Massachusetts and Connecticut, ‘as well as for ! life insurance companies in the State of New York. come tax payments. ‘been selling by floor traders who * aay i y ore epayaung 9 ihe theory that the 2% Meney deposited on or before Jan’y 10 P i gl by the rise ot ast re 35% ‘will drew interest from Jan'y 1, 1932, The issuance’ of these Bonds has been authorized by the Interstate Commerce Commission. : “the improvement in business and ae HENRY A. SCHENCK, President, , . 5 WM. B. X, Vice-Pr voller. : hn pecuiive elt fas een ie Josep G, LIDDLE, Secretary UNITED STATES TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK, TRUSTEE te. thou; pub- 2 as'BF sleansence Saraw” te : =. ol 4 A : on ‘ 4 : H ek, if the ot ions of nome Fy SEAMEN'S BANK FOR SAVINGS sa ad ig 5-5 Caren he the pee & Aebwite Railroad Company, has summarized o ere = Street, ‘ 0 us describing this issue: : Shee em, the ce paietent, 8: nee Hf 1B anurdes. HACE ORDERED || ' e < s) i ; Sei tneth or wore. pre is ei ‘ The Louisville & Nashville Railroad Company has been in continuous and suc- H % # E Sa hi wae reduce’ to 63-3 Sig es ciate Siete oer Sith test cessful operation since 1859, and has paid dividends annually since 1864 except i ‘ ae ‘was without effect on the md Satire othe tele oF FOUN ERS: during three crises of national scope. For the last twenty years the dividend rate i $9 | Sohon vet Meter Ochoa cosfivmns Fayavle on and after Monday, Jen, | shas been not less than 5% per annum, and the gate for the last ten years’ has been ig Eo. BPOLctACTa | Geotes and the werutien yg beumbrere scan } * 7% per annum, except in 1915 and 1916 when 5% and 6%, respectively, were paid. ; age SB ape rayne New York, Dos sth, 1931, ; ae 4 . im A “ ; i aone wrere tne atest on mtker SS pideita ‘The total mileage covered (directly or by collateral lien) by the First and Refunding | : a [. <aithe share lst or forelgn exchange tote Nickel. Deporte to araw interestatrom Jans Mortgage (authorized July, 1921) is 5,116 miles, on 658 miles of which the Mort- uurates. er Oct, 4 ) Haraiedh , ‘ ; vey yi NG muse be piace ou oF before the lect aes Ll gage is a first lien and on 2,656 miles of which it is a second lien, The Company's i ame ot Seana 4 Weter & Mell... SE A® FROUIONS SPPEUY, t outstanding m indebted including th ti f Fi id Refund ly 12701. broad 4| ee ' sues ig ocrehas indebte: ines, Ane ing seen Jae of First eh afuns- ! —_— ; West Maryiand ... 4] By inj o ¢ Bonds, is at the rate of approximately $33,000 per mile. is H hi er of wealthy indtvi-) yw, is Cori. M: un * Prien 7 f the noon hour whe earnings duals to establish Tones aeainat ae | ee eee: uy iNEW YORK SAVINGS BANK, ‘ortgage closes all prior lien mortgages, including the Unified Mortgage of 1890, H e Southern ic u men’ 3 ae Py . a ' pany ee anette Carer’ 98 Tie eotton and iy nonrneia coe Wein’ s Li. lee ele ered eh Are colt and.no prior lien. mortgage matures before 1930 f news ‘tu rect unchaged, an : * . t comes to Issue an carn-| {n apite of the favowble tenor of H The Company’s ave: annual income available for rentals, interest, and other * peny rage , > gatumect for that month. It| advices from Lendos regaruns {xe ’ charges, for the 1044 years ended December 31, 192 ounted to $18,576, been predicted inthe finan-| reparation question, foreign ex- tf | per,snoum on ait sume from $8.10, 95,000 A y December 31, 1920, am $18,576,737, or aietctet that November retui change rates eased off and d ra ADE ON On BEFORE . more than two and one-quarter times the average annual amount of such charges Rot be as fagorable as in mand sterling showed a decline of TAs 3 ILL DRAW INTEREST | . : y repair . a Sings ‘Phe Southern Pacific state-| more than a cent, PROM JAN. Pe pelonat i During this period more than $80,000,000 of undistributed earnings and depreci- perved to strengthen these x: i re ae meme Mee ente keteins | ation reserves was re-invested in the Company’s assets, contrasted with less than after payment of taxc - 270 Worth P Ne Ty | RUAN FELsiNonn, president, 000,000 which was paid in dividends. year. October @ comfortavis ‘ to 6 2 : . compared with . end olin prion moat savinaseatke, | sucare Weta 1? A, toa 3 ‘ The above Bonds are offered for subscription, subject to issue as planned, at iostances were at the lowest of] SAVINGS BANG rere encenteg : the day and at recessions ranging 101% and interest, to yigid approximately 5.45 per cent. com good-sized Sractions i moar two points compared wi eo | fat figures yesterday GREENWICH SAVINGS BANK Sabcripron books willbe opened at the ofice of J.P. Morgan Co.y at 10 o'clock A. M.» Thandey, December 22, F mae one ee American Tagen ‘Siath Avenue and Sixteenth Street, New York ‘ 1921. The right is reserved to reject any and all applications, and also, in any case, to ‘award a smaller amount than applied and which retained ane ‘all oe it ite INTEREST RATE, JANUARY fer. The amount due on allotments will be payable at the office of J. P. Morgan & Co., in New York funds, the date of payment . earlier three point gain, and Peo- ie we bei specited im the notices of allotment, against delivery of Temporary Bonds exchangeable for definitive Bonds when / "ing pressure was renewed near| ple's Gas, which was strong on ex- Per sable prep ithe end of the fourth hour and a| pectations that when directors meet Bour Per Cent onsitiet Kon ae SG. Moske peat down to Bast Saturday a dividend ay the Depa made on fh LE hey myer gps U lows he day, and in nu-' rate of 8 per cent. annually will be | z i the Garten : H pierre amen, deacons tom | declared: "Sugar stocke dontinued | Sy'dny mane $$ Opensan Account J.P, MORGAN & CO. | yell beyond s point. St, Paul issues mS | from Jam.. 1, 1922 ¢ paren pyr iccroneycnrnae 1 pent down to new lows for the rates continued CRB RUAceneOen roe Dated, December 22, 1931. H that the bulk of the| and grain mark tinued PRANCM M4. BACON, As subscriptions have been received in excess of the amount of Bonds offered this advertisement appea's asa matter of record on! the J