The Cincinnati Enquirer from Cincinnati, Ohio • 16

.1 u. I 1., ill BBSM RUNAWAY In Market May Come, Say Steel Men, Who Fear Big Baying Movement Effect. Price Advances Become More General, Especially in Pipe and Wire Product. BI-SCIAI. DISPlTC TO TUt New York.

February 11. Tlie mailer buying of steel products which wu noted In the laet few day of January and extended Into the early part of the current month wa merely temporary, because since th beginning of the past week there has been a resumption of buying; on a comparatively large scale, and the leading makers are getting all the orders they care to book. More concern Is expressed In the leading quarters over the indications that a runaway market Is likely to develop. The best authorities In the trade have been working to pervent such a development, because they fear that it will have an unfavorable Influence on the steel Industry after the big buying movement that is In progress has ended. Price advances are becoming more general and have been followed In some products by the subsidiaries of the United States Steel Corporation, notably in the tteel pipe and wire products.

Those who have been looking for an announcement of a general advance by the steel corporation have been disappointed so far. In this connection It Is learned that there Is no present Intention of making a general advance by the management of the leading Interest, but that the President of the subsidiary companies have been given the power to follow price advances when they are justified by the conditions prevailing; In the particular markets for those products. Premiums Are Dlsturfclasr. That tho price advances which have Ui ken place already and the premiums which are being charged by some makers are disturbing goes without saying. It has been the experience of steel men that, although tuiiniiners have paid high prices when they were compelled to, they Iihvc always afterward remembered the incidents and In some cases they have declined to place orders with the companies whirli forced them to pay the hltjh prices after stability returned to the markets.

Thut every effort Is being made by the Rleel companies to speed up production Is shown by the fact that operations In the past week established At new high record for several yers. Not only has th steel corporation mude further progress, but many of the Independent companies have shown larger gains than the leading Interest. The average rate of operations for the entire Industry Is now placed In steel quarters at between 87 and 88 per cent. The mills of the I'nlted States Steel Corporation closed the week with operations at about 91 per cent, while some of the Independents made increases of as much as 2 and 3 per cent during the week because some additional blast furnaces were blown In. The lubor situation la still a thorn thut Is pricking the steel men.

It is stated that If It were possible to get sufficient additional workmen the operations of ail the leading mills of the country would to-day be at a hiKhcr late than at any time in recent years. Strenuous efforts which have been mad" by some of the steel men to get additional labor have failed. While repot ts from the South have stated that many negro workers have left that section for the North, the steel men report that they have not entered the steel districts, and therefore have not been available for work in the mills. Commaa Labor Searee. Common labor, as is well known.

Is unusually scarce, and complaints have multiplied during the past week. Tho Immigration restrictions are blamed for the lack of a sufficient quantity o. common labor, but even if the supply were larjrer there would be difficulty in de urinK the skilled and semi-skilled men that would be necessary In the plant operation. In some steel producirfg centers tho. scarcity of skilled and semi-skilled men is more acute than In others, due to the fact that when the dull period was experienced the late months of 1921 and early In 1922 ipany of these men were laid off.

an-1 those who were single left the districts and secured employment In other sections. Some of them have never returned. There has been a substantial Increase In the buying of structural teel. This Is an anticipation of the spring rush in building operations. The United States never has caught up in Its building program since the end of the war.

During the war period all construction work for war purposes, waa abandoned. andas a result' it Is believed that the building activity will continue for a long This will be beneficial to the steel companies because it means large orders for structurals. Oil companies continue to be large purchasers of plates and pipe. These consumers have been important in the steel industry for several months, and estimates, bused on inquiries which have been made from time to time Id the past, are that they will continue to place substantial orders Cor monhs to come. Casing Purchase Large.

The motor companies are showing no signs of a let-up, so far as placing contracts for their steel requirement are concerned. Most of the leading automobile manufacturers are looking forward to active operation for at least the first half of this year fad are covering for their steel requirements, with some placing inquiries for the third quarter of the jrrv Railroad buying also has continued am a satisfactory scale. Many of the leading carriers are placing orders for ears and locomotives, and equipment fnakers have come Into the ateel mar ket to cover the steel requirements of IMM ooniracu. im railroad aaaaama 4 7 1 I la likely to cootlau with little to-I terruptlon throughout the entire year. I according: to soma of tha railroad nan wbo war la th steel market during tb pact week.

Quieter conditions prevail In pig Iron, according to the advice received 1st this city In the paat week. The undertone of the pig Iron market I firm, and It 1 net expectecWthat price concession will be made, because most of the furnace are sold for quite some time ahead. Th market for old material is somewhat mixed. Quotation for the rlod all construction work, except are governed by the Immediate demand and" supply. Consumer of scran material are of the opinion that the market should have a recession, but dealer, on the other hand, confident-became of the strength In finished and semi-finished product, bava not been willing to meet low bid, which were made during the paat week, so that to a certain extent there was a deadlock.

OILS AND GAS. SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE ENyi' I IT H.S. BarbourvllU, February 11. An-other Advance In Kentucky crude oil prices, the fourth poetrd thU yunr, ralsM tha two grade to ft 65 and $2 41 per iirl. Advance have been iomln.

with kih frequency rial tnany operutora tire not wa.it.ntf for more favorable weather to renew activity, and Indications are that the old-time activity tn Kuiiimky A Ha will again be witnessed. A turning point In the eltuatlon waa about due. an rla up and well drilling had dwindled to about J00, In rout rant to the situation two year ago. when more than 1.000 rlga were In comrrJrielon. Continuous rains and swollen streams haVe prevented the eturt of much contemplated work and delayed completions at points where new teats were under way.

but the week, as a whole, shows up favorably. Both i-nstern and wet-tern Aelde report some Kood strikes, while the upper fields of Lee, Kstlil und Towel) are again In the limelight with some noteworthy strikes. In the old Pilot district of 1-ee and Estill Counties abandoned leases are again In demand, following the deeper strikes of the past few months. Much territory that was seemingly drilled out responding with some good strikes In the deeper pay. In the Pilot pool the White Oil Company's deeper well, on the Ashley lease, produced 16'brls; the Petroleum Exploration Company, on the Mlller-Pruitt ease, has a 10-barreler, while the Southwestern petroleum Company, on the Hel-vensteln lease, has a 15-barrul pumper.

In Lee County, the best completion reported for several months was C. J. Ripples No. Werner, producing 10 brls. The new lease of life In the Powell-Estlll-Lee fields Is also extending to Wolfe, where new wells are drilling, and to Owsley fount to the south, where some testing Is getting under way The Lawrence-Johnson-Magofnn fields, or the Big Sandy Valley, are feeling the effect of the higher prices In a marked in Held work, according to reports from that region.

In Johnson CountyJ Itd Bush section. Con ley ana otners nave two new strikes, making 10 and 1 brls. The Petroleum Exploration Company has drilled In a number of good wells. Including two on the Adams lease, good for 6 and 10 brls, respectively, and olio on the Caudlll lease, making 15 brls. The Union OH and Oaa Company has added four new wells to Its Mat, one reported at 30 brls.

So many new operators arc getting Into the game in the three counties constituting the producing area of the Cpper Big Handy region that It Im Impossible to keep tia or all the new work starting. This is bocoming the most active district of Eastern Kentucky, ami, with the excellent pipe-line service now In operation, all the uperatore have a market. The Weir, or deep-sand, production has beeu found over a wide area of Johnson and u.u.,ffln Counties, and new extensions are being proved almost every week. Big Blaine i reea. on i n-s side, and Beaver Creek, In Floyd County, are now centers of new testing.

Important among new completions In Western Kentucky fields was a strike of 100 capacity on the Beeves lease, Wnrren County, drilled by the Martsolf flyndlcate. This well Indicates an extension of the old davenport pool. The new wells dlllled around the Kuyken-dull lease, a development of the past few weeks, havu been of good size and prove extensions In the Browning pool. One of these new wolla, on the Van Meter leaae. showed for 100 barrels.

Half a degen other wells drilled In the Browning pool made up to 40 barrels. In the established Davenport pool the best of new wells averaged 25 barrels, half a doxen new strikes being reported from that section. One big producer and a number of fair pumpers constitute the week'e record In Allen County, the best of recent strikes being a 100-barrel well on the Hlnton lease. Allen County operations along the Tennessee bonier are revealing some worth-while strikes. Rome fair ells have been drilled across the line in Tennessee.

The Paragon neveiopmeni lompnny. which Is now taking a large portion of the Warren-Allen outlet. Increased its stale of prices, along with the advance posted by Eastern Kentucky purchasers. Savannah, February 10. Turpentine firm at $1 43 sales 10 casks; re.

tsj 7ft shipments 30 nsks, to 8.965 1 Rosin firm; sales Mil brls, receipts 464 brie, shipments brls, stock a8.m brls. Quotstlons: B. D. O. I.

$5 K. 20; M. $6 40. N. 70; W.

te 10; W. 46 75 DRY GOODS MARKETS. New prices for ginghams for next fall were received last wek by merchants in the wholeasle dry goods district from the primary -markets. They Indicate a general increase of about lo per cent In prices. Prices on bleaches and brown muslins Also showed Increases In the new schedules which were meilt- public lest week and will rule for the rotulrtg wtrk.

Buyers from A lahama and Tennessee began to arrive last week for thHr sprinK and fall selections and some good bills were purchased. Near-by buying also was Increased and house trade waa unusually good. One dealer estimated the business to be about 35 to 40 per cent butter than tha same week of last year. Kalea-men report bad weather and difficulty tn getting to customers, but sab I business was uniformly good throughout the territory tributary to this market. Following are quotations for the ensuing WTO BROWN MUSLINS.

Langston .09 Brandon BB io Sable LL 13 Keowee RR 12 rielmore IL 14 IMamnnd 13 Yardstick ft fir eat Falls 17 Pepperell 4. brown 47 Pepperell 10-4. hrown 'Less 2 V4j per cent. BLEACHED MITKT.IMR Yukon Map let on Recond to None 'hapman Brighton Circle tiled Tidings HID Lonsdale Farwell .12 .13 .13 .16 .16 .17 .17 .18 18 .18 PRINTS. American shirtings American grays American pinks American Indigo American mourning American reds Hlmpson plain black Westmoreland cretonnes Hungnlow cretonnes Clover Bell cretonnes 't Hamilton twill robes I'EKCALES.

Mllford light Mllford dark Hudson light Hudson dark Huperfine light Superltos dark CHEVIOT BHIDTINO I .11 .11 11 .12 .12 .12 17 .17 .16 .14 .16 .17 .18 .11 .31 .22 1 .1.1 .16 .17 .17 .17 -21 I .14 .11 .21 ..10 .37 .37 .73 13 .15 .16 I .21 .13 .26 .11 Shepherd plaldt National rhevlots Alabama plaids Big Chief madras Clifton madras Our Best cheviots Bverett 8. C. chambrara Otis checks TICKlNrtH Oakland Tborndlke Cordis Challenge Conestoga BF Huwquehanna Conestoca 60 Inch APRON Ludlow Avondals Amoskeag DENIMS. Brighton XX blue Brighton XX blue t.20 white back Khaki SrBCUL ntSFATCB TO TBS Qt'tSSB. receipts I.

Ill tubs; market steady, eatraa llUc atra firsts 41) 41c. firsts 46f4ir see-TL V.1?A4'C' stock llltr. centralised (score It) 4c Kggs: receipts 11.614 esses; market steadV firsts ordinary firsts ltbltc miscellaneous ll30c. dirties 26017c. checks, 3 4 1 6c.

srsciiLTisF'rca to tss exonass. New Terk. February 1. Butter unsettled; receipts 1.1:1 tubs; high scoring 4lv60c. extras 4 tc Inside, nrats 4e.

seconds 4itf46c. slat, dairy 47 e46c Use arm: raesUDts IS set M4 THE QimtEKCT The foil owing table In calculated on th closing eel or bid tiTOCKa Kxnreas Advance Kamelr S.SU Air itsductlan Hubkor Alaska Juneau 1.11 Alllvd Chemical 6. It Do preferred I. It Allla-Chalmsia 7.12 Do preferred Amsrlvsn 1 Agrlc. Cuera.

Do preferred 4.16 Amulican Hank Not S.0U Sq preferred Aitisiian Bet Sugar Do prsturrrd American Bosch S.06 American Brake Shoe a.SIAuierlcaii Can 6.11 Do preferred i.MIAmeiif-an Car and t.U L9 preferred American Chid American Cutton Oil Do preferred American Drug Byndlcst 1.71 American UxpreaB American Hide and Leather Do preferred American Ice s.to Do preferred American International S.70 American 1a Kratice American Linseed Do preferred 4.10 Amerli'un Locomotive 6.74 Do preferred 6.8M American Metal 6.43 J)o preferred 4.76 American Hadlator 6.1 Am. Koll Mill preferred 3.13 Am. Hafety Jtasor Am. Hhlp. ami Com Am.

Hmeltltig 6.S7 Du preferred 8.2CAIH. SnulT 7.69;Am. Bu-el Foundry 6.6U1 Do preferred Am. riusmr 6.67 Do preicrred Am. Tob I preferred 7.31 Am.

Til. and Tel 7.6. Am. Tobacco 6.77 Do preferred 7.76 Do Am. Water Works Do 6 preferred 7.6 1 Do 7 preferred 7.lMAm.

Woolen 6.31 1 Do preferred Am. Writing Paper preferred. Am. Zinc Do preferred ArfUcunda Ann Arbor Do pref errod Assets Realization 6.84 A Dry Goods 6.88 Do flmt preferred 7.78 Do second preferred 4.7gAssoclated Oil C.lliAtrh., T. and 8.

6.021 Do preferred I I 1 B. and A. 6.8G.AUanta Coast Litis. Atlantic Fruit Do ct 2.16Atlantlc Kenning 6.18 lt preferred 7.50Atlas Poadcr 6-IOIAtlas Powder preferred Atlae Tack a W. I I I Austin Nichols 4.00 Bank of Commerce 6.16 Baldwin Locntnotlvo 6.67 Do preferred Baltimore Ohio ti78 Do preferred 7.44 Bangor A Aroos.

preferred Barnet Leather Barnsdall, Series A DolHerlea Bayuk Bros Do first preferred Biitopllas Mining Beechnut Bethlehem Steel Do preferred Do 7 preferred Do 8 preferred Do 7.27 3. TO 1 II 7 21 7.21 7.11 7. 6II Booth Fisheries Brltl.h Empire Steel 10.46i Do flrat preferred I to second preferred IBrooklyn Rapid Tranalt 1 Do certlncates 6. 8. Brooklyn Kdlson Do rights t.45IRrooklyu Union Gas Brown Shoe Co l.ielBuffalo.

I' 6.62i Do preferred 6.83 Burns Broa prior preferred 7.14 Burns Bros A 6.0olBurns Bros IButterlck Co 1.66lButto-Huperlor 4.62. Butte Cop. nnd Zinc ICaddo Central 6.tllCal. Packing l.66jCallfornla Petroleum 7.121 Do preferred ICsllaliitn Zinc 6.76tCanad!an Pacific I 'arson lllll ICsse Plow 1.33 Case tJ. preferred iCeittrnl Leather i Do preferred Central R.

It. of Cerro de Pasco 'Certaln-teed I flrat preferred I.rt.rchandler Motor 6 ZtijCheaiLpeake nnd Ohio 6.40. preferred jcliicago and Alton Do preferred and Kantern Illinois Do prefeiie.l jChtcuKo tlreat Western Do preferred Milwaukee and 8t. 1 i Do preferred and Northwest 6 98; Do preferred 4.56 Chicago Pneumatic Tool R. I.

and I'nc 7.10; I 6 per cent preferred 7.37 Do 7 pw cent preferred 6.fl:jchl.. Nt. P. and Omaha l32Clille Copper Chlno Copper 6.30IC. C.

and St. 6.ltCluatt-Peabody 6.48 Do preferred 7.86;Coca-Coln 7.531 Do preferred Fuel and Iron 7.32jcolorsdo snd 6.78 Do first preferred 5.48'Columbla Gas and Jt'ol. Oraph I Do preferred 7.7l)Com. Tab. and 'Consolidated cigar 8.6i Do preferred jCons.

Coal of Msryland 6.63'Cons. Gas 10.16 Com. Solvent Op. A Do Cons. Textile t.

It Con. Can 6.64 Do preferred Conley Tinfoil 5.17 Continental Insurance Continental Motor 4.46 Corn Prod. Ref 6.76 Do preferred 7.11 Comlcn 6.61 lo preferred Crex Carpet Crucible Hteel v. 7.69 Do preferred Cuban-American Sugar .13 1 preferred A Cuba I ane Do preferred Davison I De Beers 6 lOIDelawars and Hudson 6.65 I.ark. and Western 7.64 Detroit Kdlsnn Detroit Clilted Rsllwsy 4.76iDome Mines C4l'DuPunt 7J Do dsb IDul.

8. 8. and A. pf 4.7I.Esstman Kodak 10 001 Lie. trl.

Storage I Elk Horn Fuel I lEmeraon Emerson B. pf 661 Kndlcott (J.) t.lllKndlcott J. pf IKrls Do first preferred .1 Do second preferred I 6.l0!Exchange Buffet l.04.Famous Pt-L. 1.11 Famous Pl-I. pf.

lO.lo'Kederal Mining and Smelting pf. l.64jFlde1lty Fifth Avenue Bua 7.9l'Flsher Body (Ohio) preferred 'Flak Rubber Freeport Texas 4 16 General American Tank 6 16i Do preferred in.nMHl Aanhalt Asphslt pf. .1... 6.00 General nain 7.06lOeneral ''lBr" 6.18iienerai 1 4.21Genrul Ele. trie Do special 3.57'Genernl Motor 7.1 Do preferred 7.1! Do 6 per cent deh 7.12' Do 7 per cent deb.

Glmble Bros 7 00. Do preferred C.oodrl.h 7 01 Do preferred Idoldwyn Pictures Gray snd Davis 6 64 C.t. Northern preferred No. Ore. ctfs West Pr cent pfd.

iGreene Csnsiiea Guantnnamo Hugar 8.00 Io pre'erred Gulf Mobile Nor 1 Do preferred Gulf States Steel 'Hahlrehaw 7.53!Hartman 6.31Hareater .17 Do preferred Hendev 1 I.H'Homestake" 7. Hudson l.lljHupp Motor Hydraulic Hteel .1 Houston iMl 6,11 Illinois Central 6.11 lo preferred 44300 12001 760o 1 1 1 4 I I 1460 7 I 61 4 114000 338. 83000 49300 66300 379O0 6140o 100001 20100! 147001 161001 2S400I 340o; 32800! 4000 uiooi g00 1700 4400 5700 lliool 400 1I1XS, 14 3100! 1300. rnatHffionis Reflnln BatM tndlHnoms lta44 Traaatt LAST WEEK'S SALES ON NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE. addition te the salaa for the week andrmgge of stock on th New Tork Friday night.

Week endiaa ebcaarr I. High. I Low. Close. I Ch'ge.

Hlgh.1 Low. 71 hi so 71 17 44. 1 II 71 17 I II 17 II Itao 13 1 74 lot 47 6W 30 1 66 II 76 II 77 3 Hi 180 126 14 36 s4 133 11 7.ft 111) 41 7 II 83(4 66 43 76 40 7H 74. too! 1300 lotiot 100 ssoo too 1600 1600 60 too 3300 100 lu 10001 14 7T IMS. 13 It 11 81 431 41H 7 1 i a in 60 7 13 I II 66 43 77 42 1 .0.

46 4S 1 68 7i 64 16 71 17 31 31 Hi 31 2 1 21 4- 41 10 I 7i so I 01 111 113 113 llj 186 1 I I II? 178 I 366 117 136 V. 1151 ID I 71 61 10 14 I 311 15 7 1 6 100 I7J 341 6 7001 ..0. 171 3100 2000! J700 23001 160UI 1300 34 141 1SH 13 12 I I 141 I 113 12 I' 70 t7l 70 66 I 15 24 11 V. 21 61 120 111 40 nr. 76 I 6 18 63 98 140 S.i 102 101 104) 10 6 10l 81 291 111 33 I 1001 11300) too) 30001 200 871 2l 111 171 261 111 30 611 123 I 1211 611 161 111 32 I- 125 lit 621 115i 84 i 100 i 651 1271 122 I 63 1151 84 ioo I i'i 6SH I 1 35 17000 00 3001 360 3200' 800 VI 112 I HI 64 no 21 86 116 62 II I 18 67 100 Mi 1UU 8 21 61V.

100 140 2i0 11 I i 8600 3021)0 201 611 3011 I bll3 11001 11 I 14 61 loooi ioi 2II0 I46(4 17600 30 Hi 38 3 104 I 1061 311 106i 20 00 84001 2700! r.700 400 F.Hh'1 100 200 71 XOIAI 14.1 80 i 10 I 1000 100 I00 60 1100 106 100j 1061 10l 106 26 111 61 2 24 6' 60 3 60 56 1221 123 124 121 164l158j 71 160 160 103 101 104 I 103 1661 148 281 28' 30 27 63 63 1 66 48 HIU IIL 14.1 13 85 1500 21 300! 60 000 123 43600 160 7 001 104 2100OI 159 11001 2 18001 64 I 1600 11l 46700 100 'i 51 3 00 1101 no bl'O 700 200 ZOO 900 1200 100 1.00 1600 350 400 10600 1620 1 681 87 II 126 101 0 18001 21 21 117 I lll 3 2 11 11 2 140 I 140 lit I 11 42001 111 60001 3 16001 2 I0 144 ZOO 111 4 200 162 100 kt 4600 It 14I00 26 1100! 19 I 160 I 160 6 111 2 261 6 1 4 32 1361 1 115 2 13300; 170! 13t 133 100 77690 1100 100 100 3100 600 100 100 1001 100 600 2400 600 18001 26100: lluO 600 100 400 22100 6700 30200 41013 4001 128 I 122 29001 62 604 200 100 61 100 2800 6400 600 2600 218O0 1100 14700 61400 1700 74800 600 400 300 600 I700i 3400 2600 2 I 73 22 I 231 46 12400' 2001 100' 8 41900 72 600 76 16410! 102 5300 3 73O0! 3600 37 HOoj 67 7100 7 14600 17 2l30t 25 0 41 77001 85 21 1100 117 I 10.100 88 200' 108 3001 20 600 100 6400; 10 56200' 139 300 121 56 400 109 1001 700 67 II 23 100 12 37 2 13 103 132 106 200, 31001 10061 jroo 6960 300 100 6100 3700 112 3 700 86 it 100 6 107 571 3000; 1001 700 100 3000' 400 3001 32001 1001 1141 7 21 1 116 11 29 14 2U 8 17 7 21 0 113 11 14 21 81 7 60 116 11 101 50 46 1161 1154 I 4400; 81 1100' 101 161 21 20001 701 too; 101 I 47 600 7 10 16 1 21 1 21 I II 7l 1011 100 69! 101 1 46f 1 71' 1 It I 1 11 6 1001 lsl 1tll 101' I 101V 1811 117 1171 .11 1401 171 111 11 II 111 14 16 41 4J 85 831 13' I 8i I 111 1 100 I 4 41 '4- 41! 100 101i 11 102 10 11 I I 13 35 361 im'. ll 19' 1 61 I 0 24 I lif 1 11 13 14 16001 'Hi 77 606i 1061 60S 36 12 too! 101 I 41.0 16 14601 60 00' 11 18 10 4 1 3 4 III 1 4oi; ii 2400( 100 IK 20 100' 76 I 75 1 41 1 2001 37 67001- 6 76 113 700 114 4S0l 14 KtOI 7 l7l Mts ii LIV. Via. STOCKS. inspiration Cona, Interbora Con.

Do preferred International Agricultural Do preferred International Cement later. Comb. Kng. Co. International Nickel Do preferred International Paper Do preferred at Int.

and ilr.t 7.7 1.70 I 31 Halt t.W lptprnftM.mn Haw 'iVn Krodu-! Invinclblr OH I oil jewt-j ia Lo prficrrtd Joii-a Tf u.si Jon auKhiiu'pVrri and i lty uthm t-i iHt pr-frrrd Julius KftVtMT Io tire l.o purred SHKHiey Wheel l.tJlKenntrt'ott Keyiiotw 3 7 1 1 -uiiKe S. h. t.43ils,c,''dtt linn pit lY-t red l.k till, a veitrn 14J lir.frra,l Mi1. '-wnmotlve Worki A Uwn OH lo i.referr.'d H-oewn IiHuri). K.41 loft -jLooh Wlt 67 10 rtrst i.refarrfd LorlllHrd Tolmrco I mi rt fi-rri 00 IsnulHvilU- 4 fi.SttiXU,-,, Tru l'o ft 1.

it nreftjire.l il lo tjtM ond effi red 92 M-kity Io prfffrred J. lt0 ifi-rrd Mailinrinii Mutfar 8.4.1. 1)0 prjurr4l MaKina upper Manhattan Kl Hupply Manhattan 8r)p 8.87 Manhattan Hhlrt iMarkt.t Htreet lo first piuferrtid Io flciond preterrd 7 lit Do p. ft. 66 Martin l'arrv Marlln RurkirJl 10.31 Marland oil iMathlMon Alkali Motor A Do Marltiv 6.tt.

Do preferred 6.4,6 May. Dept. 6. 8M. lniyr Met.

Kdlson preferred V04'Mx. Fetruleum tiiMex. tSvutsoard Do its 7. 6 Mia ml 'upiivr 10. I Mlddlo HiatRH OH 'u HkIHh rMldvuI and St.

Lou In new b.71,Mliin.. i. I'aul and H. H. 4.48 Do prtff erred MliisKiurl.

Kanaaa and Texas Kan. and Tpxrh w. 1 1 Do preferred w. i I Do full pd I Do preferred full pd. Mlenourl l'aflflc I Do preferred IMotionKatudn P.

preferred 1 Montuoinory Ward 6 111 Moon Motor, 4. 19 Montana Power Tl.HMothor Lodt Mulllnti Hotly 6.0'.aali.. Chat, and St. La, i.27INah Motor 6.711 Do A preferred 'National A-nie T.CftlNatloiial HU.uIt 6.6' Do preferred (National and 8ult 7.001 Do pri'frred Conduit and S.iaiNat. Bliam.

and I Do preferred 6 II National Dead 6 ZSi Do preferred 'Nat. Ry. Mex. aerond 'Nevada onaolldat ed 7.65!N. Tex and Mex iN.

Y. Air Brake H. 00' Do A 5.2IN. Y. Central hi.

and Ht. 6.211 Do flint preferred 6.811 Do aerond preferred IN. Y. Dock New York, New II. and Hartford.

I. 62 New crk, Ontario and Weal New York Hhlpbullding 'Norfolk Southern fi.O liNorfnlk and Western 4.4flNorth American Co 6.2& Do preferred Do II Hunt 6.37iNorthern Nova Hrotla. 8t. I.ouIh and Oh1o Body and Blow Oklahoma Iteflnlng Orpheuin circuit 6.67itrls Cl. vator Uitla Hls-el 1 Do preferred 4.19'Owena B.

and 7.69'I,nr,kard Motor 7. Hi Do preferred 'PaHtV Development 7.27:I'arf1r Cas and Kleotrlc Mall p.f PftHllr oil 1 F'an-Amerlran Petroleum 11. Ui Do 'Panhandle P. and It iparla A RitiKham Railroad Penn Seaboard Steel jpeorla and Kaatern jpere Maniuette 7.62 Do preferred 8.10; Do prior preferred 5.i6!Peopes Jm 82. Philadelphia Co II.

SIM Do 6 per ent I I 1 3.60 Ph illlp" Petroleum Pteree Arrow Do preferred Do rights Pierre Ml Do preferred Pittshuitf Coal of Penn Do preferred Poet Cereal Do preferred Pli-fly WIrkIv Ktorea 7.3fPltt. Steel pref IPItta. and Went Porto Hlean ronaceo 3.61 Pond Creek Preaaed Steel car Do preferred Prod, and Kef Do preferred Do rlKhta 8.13 Public 8e-vice of N. 7.481 Do preferred 1.16 Pullman Punta AleRra sugar Pure Oil Do 8 per rent pref Railway Securities Hteel Sprint Do preferred (Ray Ooneol a.OOIKeadlnn 3.70 Do flrat preferred 3.701 wpond preferred Remlnrton Do flrat preferred Do aerond preferred Reynolds Spring tiA.lsai Ui.r 'rfa Tob. preferred Do Rp I ok I Steel Republlr Htel Do prferr.d Rnval Dutch N.

Rutland R. R. preferred Joseph Dead L. and San Kran I Do nral prererreu St. D.

Southwest g.lSl Do preferred Santa cenim Bugar Savave Anna Seaboard Air Line Do preferred I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Sears-Roebui Hene-a Copper IKhaltur-k Ariz. Co 4. 40, TraiiSMrt 'Shell I'nlon oil i.611 Io preferred Petroleum 6.06 Sinclair O. and K. I.

HI Do preferred ISkely Oil South Porto Rl.n rfua-ar 6.4:Southern Pa tfl- Southern Railway 7.20; Do preferred IBpleer Mfft lo preferred tVI2IStand. Milling 3.36'Standard 'Ml cal 2.47IStandnrd Oil J. $lii Do preferred 6 TIIRteel and Tube prefei red 6.46 Sterllnif 6 2ft St wart Warner 7.ftSi8tronibrrr 'arburetor g.SSIStudebaker 1. 361 I'o preferred (Submarine nt Superior oil Htttel Sweets Co Copper and S.ZllTexa 'o K.2l)iTexas Oulf Sulphur 4.3ljTexas Iactflr Coal and Parlflr Third Avenue talliTlmken Roller Bearing ITide Water Oil Tobarco Produrta Du preferred Do A Toledo. Kt.

(youia and West. Do nreterrea iTranaconttnental Oil 3.61 Twin Otr Rapid Transit lt.71 Union Ba and Paper Union oil 'Union Part Ac Urn prererrM UmUm TanH Stock Exchange, their dividend jrleid Wedk ending February I (:, Sales.) High Low. lose.l nign.i jj 14 i 161 33 360 7 11 14 14 61 4 21 1 5 41 14 17 60 lo7 40 100 4 14 111 36 I 183 13 7 31 64 17 66 68 lit 116 II 10 64 400 Joy looi liovi 1 I ll 111 16 I 611 331 1 I 7 I 411 171 2 77! .1 9 1 1 I 1400 s. 14 76 II 71 33 1 7 1460U 6tMt 7l0 200 COO 1400 6600 16; TOO 10200, ik i 46 1. It i 76 661 nihil 11(2001 H' 11300 13 4 41 ii I 41 103 64 II lit II 10 116 6( 71 34 118 1 11 1SU0 3100 100 (6001 tu moo 46600 utoo 11 4t 13 II 101 31 10 1700 100 60 400! 400 3000; 2200i 336 63 7I 33 II 30 6 223 117 II 1 1 6 1S 2 1 6 3 1 70600.

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T.Urnltr Alloy lUttllrd Imu Co. T.ltl Do rst prsf.rrsd irult.d l.wwd lllnllrd Dyswuod pf. Prull Kailwar Inv, I lo I'nllsd R.tall BtorM ll'nltcl Rtalrs fast Iron Hips Htatss Cast Iron PIim lUnltad Htatss Rxpress ,1 nllrd Mtatrs food 1'rodurts H'lt. llmr. Kv hli" l.tllUnltsd Btatsa Ind.

Alcshol pr. I W.I uuU llitp. 1.76 du. i ts. pf 4 Il'ultsd Htabra Kulilxr 7.111 do.

1st if Unltsd 8ls-s Sni.lt. and lt.Hi.n 7.14 1 do. pf 4 I'nltrd Statrs atr 6.11 do. pf. 4.51'lfnltrd Btatea Tohsr.o 3MU.

8. Tohscco prsft-rred 3.0l:rtah foppsr 'I'tah Securities 'Vanadium IVan Raalts 7 17 1K first prrf.rrsd Vlrglnta-i'aroilna t'heni ltt preferred Vs. I. a l.lllVlvaudou Wabash lo preferred A preferred 14 I 13'Weher Hellhroner 6.33Wells rargo Western Marylsnd Io itri'ferrsd 'Western Pacific 941 IK preferred 1. 1 ll Wentern mlon Tslsgraph 6.31Wrstlngllouse Air Biak.

Electric praferril 6.40 Wratlnghouse 6.66 1... nrt "referred 7.27 White Eagle Wht'lliis itu.l I.ske Iio prefi rre.1 7 2 White Motor Whit, oil Wlrkwlro Kteel Wlllys-Overlslid 1 'o preferred Wisconsin t'cntral Wilson 1.09 1 preferred 3.74.U oolw orlh Worthlnston 1' anil I 62i lio preferred 10 97lWrlght Aero 5. 16! Youngstoa S. and Of illvldriid. tKs righu iOild lot Itecord of Sloek week.

5.768 shsrea; ssme week. 1921. 2.015.669 luit dsle. 27.631,672 nhitres. asm.

period. 122. 22 OHIO CHABTERS. BPBTUI. Dl.riTCH TO THE BNyl ISCB.

('olumhus. Ohio. Fehruary Ohio In- corporations are: Tho rharlca Olrtnn Company. Cincinnati; 110.000. i hiirle.

K. (llrton. Urant White. Kilwanl It. Shafcr.

i 11 Wllay w. Osborne and E. J. Kuthnian. Ths Hubert Hattler Private Hi mi ''oinpsnif.

Cincinnati: IJ0.000: Itol.erl 1 Battler. Agns, M. H.ttler. ln.ro.hy O. BUTTEH, EGGS AND POHTHf Kaltler.

Maud Saltier Haml.ly ami W. W.I cllpplnget. The Twelfth f4trest Meally c.nnpanv. Cincinnati; 1240.000; J. A.

Cull.ert.on. I.i. ul. Werk. Walter M.

I. ke. C. ai.it il Jolly. The I'pi slanufacturlng anil Sales Com- l-aiij.

1 111. iiuiati. il.iiuu 1 tiarlea Ph 1- llp. Kleanor 11. Phlllliia.

All-t-rt 1.. Cnger-I burhler. 8. Bruce Pollard. The Wemli Conipanv, Cincinnati.

110. 000; on rio- n. 11. si-vi-r. Allien vaguer.

Charles V. Wolff. Kelli Klal.a. h. The Central T-xas Petroleinn Conii-niiv.

Clnehmu'l. l(. W. Cllehrl.t, M. H.

McHugh. II. A. Jones. Maurice Kvan.

M. H. Hutldleaton. Tho Trl-State RaclngB snd Loan Company. Cincinnati.

peter Herrmann, Arthur P. llccker, Amor c. Henry Well. Leon J. Reiinekei.

Th-- An-erlcan Cincinnati. $500; Thomas J. Joseph 1 hm'i, c.ua P. Dull. Charles Bawyer.

l-'rsnk 8. (Irnydou. The 1bioii Producers Milk Company. Dayton; $16,000: Herman F. Cerdoa.

C.av-lord T. Ileitis. Kilwnr.l It. Mueller. Frank 1 ell I.

lei and Virgil S. hi.efter. The Intermit lena I Iliug Cmni-atiy, Cleveland; Charles J. Ilodoua. Jeaei-h H.

Csrr. All-ort l. Ft-irla. A. (loll witr.tr snd M.

K. The I use ''let elutiil $6,000: liaiar J. ljtnge. Joneph A hlilz. Frederick I.

kit-. Then, Iliil.iii.-'.u and K. M. Kappele, The Cunhman Ruad Cnnininc Cletelstiil, Morris 11. Wnlf.

RoK'ovln. Ili.ae H. Wolf. A. lot dun ami Fred 8.

Neuhauer. The Kellable (Vment Pioiluits com -psny. Clevelsnd 150. 000. Frank II.

Kuhn. James Joaephl. Citi.illiie M. I- Ar Ihur A. Miller and Pantchn N.

MII- hiilT. The ltnn ney-Wea er Ci.tnim ny. Cleveland; 120.000: cl, WeitM-i. 17. c.

Pun ney, W. Wiikum. Heiilomin A. tlage and It. K.

Helinl.erger. The Hitnm-y Fisheries Cleveland; $600; (' J. Kanney. Pearl IVFon e. c.

J. Iiowntng. L. A. Itaiiney and P.

K. Rnnney. The Kcrvl-e Innurnn. A. 'ni, 1 A J.

Hcynclilit. i W. Htephena. P. It.

liver. K. It. I tiiiin 1111. 1 T.

It. Hamea. The Prook Park ''in! Cuii-patiy. Cleteland: $15. 000; II I.

11. P. Hteama. Jni-eph 17. lit In.

s.miiiel Ourgert and H. II. The 11 A S- h.itii Itenliv 1 pa v. Meiiter: $10(100; Wllllem 11 Jin II Kane. 11.

A. 8. WlllUm PI. Iiei sill and llnll.il Blue. The Ueneral A nioin.ii.lle 'unipit nt 4k-ron; $10 000: smith.

Hmltll. nitric 1 i-npmiiii. A Hchiiuor and Certiu-li llliel'n. Tha Clner Volley Hu'tet nml Cm pany. Cleveland; lio.ooo; Sam T.unien- 1-AUm.

K-MTI Ito.enl.tTK. Kel-il Hulllllt. Miriam nnd lin tnend MetKcr. The Cleveland flt--m ite Hao, Company. Clevelnn'l; 8-.

I Weinberg. Churlea Heiihen Hmiilit. Karl 8toffel and Cnletrn H'-h-ierfer. The Kl'hler-Kallii Cotnimny. ce eland.

125.000; lrwln Oelger. K. H-hwnrln. Joseph Engcl, W. H.

D. tlell.a. It. It. Imuan.

The Provl.l- nt Const rn. Hun Company. Clevelsnd. IIOOOOO; Wlll.ur Ii. Ba.ou.

V. ns.on. Willis K. Boynlsn. Ralph Hlaey, Robh O.

Hartholomew. The Krl7ln Hardware snd Company. Davton. A. P.

Men er. Stephen J. Krlzen. Elizabeth M. Krlzen.

Jul, 11 I.I. znk. P. Hunt. Th Klstv' cp'st-Kii.

ll-l Comt-unv. Clevelsnd. 1600; William A McAfee. Mur lee F. Hsnnlng.

A. B. Oakea. Charle.t Buss. Leonard Smith.

The Jonea Metal products Companv. v. Iafsyetto. 1500; Frank E. Jones Herbert Bover.

Vera E. Jones. Fr. tl Cnntwe. Hsrry Wrong.

The Bprlngfleld Pnburhsn Railroad Coni-psny. Bprlngfleld. $600; F. 1. Prl.

e. J. K. M. T.

A. IleLsmnter. II M. Mnffett. The Lynn-Hall Company ctet iatiil.

126 000; Clark T. McConnell. II. M. K'ltma.

illiam F. Marsteller, Henry J. He, il Henry J. I-ssure. The Jones Auto Top and Company.

11.000; Albert Jonea, Knrle C. Cortman. A. c. tlgden Adels Buck.

II. 8. Ballard. The Bond Bhoe Company. Hayloti.

William ljipedea. Harry M. Lai- rdes, Ren Ellison, Rosella Impedes, David H'' D. Rosier The Red Rtsr Painting and De. orating Company.

Clev-lsnd; ClnNl.urt.-, Walter F. Wolfley. Leonard E. (Jlnshurg. Abraham Charytook.

I. Lleherman. The thlo chandelier Cotnian. Columbus. fleorge Clark.

F. D. H-hull. John It. Rothery.

Charlea B. Crsnstou. W. T. Joseph.

The 8tark County Saving- snd ltnn Company. Canton. $10,000,000. Francis Cill-lls. R.

M. Martin, o. c. Wlngart. D.

Wlot. I- J. Wlngart. The Conneaut Bus Company. Conneaut.

chsrlt-a F.alerha). Mll Anthony. Joe Vacco. Hteve Kai ao. Carl Anthony.

The Guernseyware China Company Cambridge. T. J. Rogers. Allan L.

Oouldlng. Charles 8. Shef-pard. Clara Rogers Cas'y. Albert 1..

Ahhele. The Walker Phsrmacv Company. Colii'n-hus. William E. Walker.

Charles Ii. Stone, H. H. Miller. Jennie Miller.

1 Dlerker. The People's Outfitting I'ompsny. Tjob do. Jacob E. Hernateln.

Edao'ti M. -Devlll, Charlt b. Hinlth, Robc Pfeander. 'hrlatopher Jacobs. The R.

and J. Realty Cleteland. James (). Bingham H. Ja.kiton.

W. Bars Jane Federman, w. .1. Each. The Hecurttlea Bervlce Conipsnv.

Cleveland. 110.000; J. Ross. I. I.

Hlgh-lns. A. Clbmbsrg. Ssmuel Hone. Adolph Klein.

Th Peoples riaviii.g and Loan Company. Kenniore; 1 1 .000.000 R. Mm e. Mark H. Hhsnk.

C. Aklns. liust brie and Leat Aklns. The Florencs Building Company, clevc-Inntl: $10,000: Csrl W. Klauminzer.

Byron Ii. Kuth. Churlre Cousins, Kleanor llsrmii cek and I. M. Berry.

The Commercial products Company. Cleveland: 150; Fieed. A. Cullen. K.

Dorr It. Hall and M. I.avelle The Forest (inrmenl Company. Cleveland; If.Ou. E.

Btsvenson. A. Duffy. M. C.

Wright. A. Hanna Slid H. Nlemsri. Tile H.

H. Hushes Company. M'assllloo. $25,000. 8.

II. Hughes, Fornian: P. Hug'ie. F. M.

Hughes. A M. Hughes and flmllie Formsn. I lie i.eoo M.lilt'.. 125.000; 'hiirtcs F.

Wolfe. Etlnah Mulhewa Slid Myrtle I. Burwell. The Kaullary Produrta Company Petrva-VII Is: $160,000: W. Hell.

J. W. Frlrk. c. ei.

Belt. A. P. Harrlfon snd A. J.

l.lltlCliiv DM'- HarrlBOn MTKAIIR 1 The Champ en Sale. Compute cleve- lend. $10 000. E. H.

II Claude Han c. ilahn and Liptak. The nkel ilits and (lil Company. le $1(10 000- (Ik L. w.

(1 Feichter i I. (jueen. 41. A Klflott snd I.IPIan (Ju.eti Linger Tb le r.l Knickerbocker T'leater Company. I.oii.tn.

C. ge j. e-1 v. 8 ll. i.ls i.

A. Fi I. dinar- 1. A. I- 1 1 lie, Tlie -Talnt: 'Ill nv.

Ml (lllisi1; JiO.OC'l W. I. Il.vrt it A i i Muiiira.i. Kuth P. i'al Week ending al.s.

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63ml li. Hi 60, I 200 1 26. "i m. 71 I 5 7 6400 i ii 7... in.

2.100 i 4 1 40110 i. 500 L' 1 111600 10" I 12'. I 320" 21 I 14 0.. T.OOI 70" 9 oo 1 I 1 an" pany. I.

HIM A SI 000 t. i 1( I II, All All an, i I 'i Ml I I a I' i II, ill ry i leiini. ly l.u.il .1 I 31 I- mid i'i l-i em 1. i I- 1 I. .11,, I I hi-iM l- I I for l.li I Mil I .1,.

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