The Boston Globe from Boston, Massachusetts • 16

THE BOSTON GLOBE THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1020 10 DEATHS WFV- i ofRV ARKET EASED OFF ON FOREIGN NEWS eases. ST LAWRENCE CANAL SURE TO GO THROUGH, ADMIRAL BENSON SAYS Tells Chamber of Commerce Wooden Ships Should Be URGES BANKERS AID FARM COOPEHATION Hirsch Says Fair Profit Must Be Assured 9 -Hi. Auto cue team. Bejrlal at (Mary. ARVKT-At oet aa.

in tsee MrXisurai. wife 4 FusersI from the 1st Mt WissssZTT Friday at a. at. BtJmrnrySmTl Joseph's raw-v-b st Vises. Wtatlssa Forenoon Gains Lost Late Trading meads Inrltee COX -In bsnd nf Alice Lesssrd Cs, ise.

Paaeral frasi Ms WEmAB? Used as New England Coal Barges ati Tradlne on the New Tnn tOtth Mar Awmptra Chorea mt 43 a. ss. Investment Bonds As money rates decline, bond prices will advance. Good bonds will probably not be as cheap again. Send for lint.

HORNBLOWER WEEKS Established 1M8 60 Congress Boston (9) WASHIVGTOX. Oct CI Rankers should aid farmers by assisting the establishment of cooperative warehouse ing and selling organizations. Joseph Hirsch. chairman of the agricultural sn.I Wan mute. sat BBsaaaa rw Jnw l-kil mi, ahVssei j.

A Nipiasin SH Mt 8" North Butte I 34 14 13si tH 82X 88 82 ttH farwfea Wor pr 8.1 83 f-T 33 33' 33 33 Old P.P. 83 S3 88 83 Orpheum Circuit 26 J4 26J 26 26J-J Osceola 31 31 31 31 Provider re 123! i 123)3 122li Quiar-y 42 42 42 42 Seneca Copper 15- St Mary's Land 35 35H 35K 35H Superior Boston 3 3 rV 3 iCo 106 106a 106 106 totM International 23 29H 29 29K Plant pr 89', 89k' 89.1 894 THnity 1)4 1 IH Union Twist Drill ttH 22jj 22', 22V3 United Drug 1st pr -16 46 46 46 Crated Fruit 211 211 211 211 United Shoe Mach. 38J- 38 38'i 8 3m Ref M. 63 61f 2 H4 44J 44? 444 US Steel 88-6 MK 88a 88-8 Utah-Apex 2H 4 2i 3fY Utah Cons'd 6 6 fi Utah Copper 56 67 56 67 Utah Metal IM IN IK Ventura Oil 17 174 17)4 174 Waldorf System 19 19 19 39 Waltham Watch Co 20. 20 20 20 Walworth Mfg 18 18 18 18 West End StRy.

42 42' 42 42 hi West End St Ry pr. 51 51 51 61 Western Union 88'. 88 88 Winona 30c 30c 30c 30c Woilaston 49c 49c 49c 49e Wolverine 11 11 11 11 Catherine (see cenki from his late resMeaee. 1113 nMajr. Itrt.

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Lata aaha American l-rlon. N. M. 1. p.

a. M. and Bo. ton ldge DA 1 'XT la Manama. Oct.

3. jh at of Arthur H. aa! Mary A Ham rsJ from pa prats' reslasaea. 2 Pataa at 2 ket throug-h the first half of the ses-1 sfon followed an uncertain trend, first movins up and apparently ready to 1 follow the strength displayed in Co previous session. Then the better spirit fcaJMl to diminish, so that at midday much of the earlier advantage had been wiped out.

There was a continuation! of the moderate dealings that have char- kCterhHd the past few days. Money was ae-aln on call at 7 percent. Steel common gave I reassuring dis-1 play of steadiness, selling on a fresh demand across $9 and on the easing off la tn general list held around the previous close. Other steela were Inactive and generally followed the action of 1 the leader. Baldwin held steady in the first hour, but later was inclined to give ground, selling down close to 114.

Other 1 equipments were dull. Mexican Petroleum gave th ecustom- I try display of strength rignt after the opening, running well above 1W. where it held forborne time, but subsequently broke through 191. Texas Company. Sin- elalr Rovoi Dutch and Pan American, i tri.

at 1 a. as Ilia. anleai at at. A aala'a Char -a a commission of the American Bankers' Association, said In presenting the com-! mission's report to tha convention today. "Many of us have been fearful of in-: tering the field of marketing because in doing thts we have been afraid wa I would come in conflict with our own customers, the middlemen who are buying the farmers' croduct," the report said.

"But it is high time for the bank- rs of the country to realize that a more economical method of distributing our 1 food products Is absolutely essential to i the success of American agriculture: that unless farmers can produce and sell their crops with some reasonable assurance of a fair profit, there will be an increasing tide of men drifting from i the farms to the cities. "We believe In cooperation for our CHICAGO DETROIT PORTLAND NEW YORK PROVIDENCE her Peat 18S. American LacVsa DAT la Everett. Oct. Mi.

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Admiral W. S. Benson, head of the Shipping Hoard, told the Chamber of Commerce luncheon party this noon in the Copley-Plaza that he believes the St Lawrence Canal project will surely go through, and that the thing for shippers, manufacturers anil merchants of X(w Kngland to do is to get aboard thu project and not lay themselves open to the charge of unwillingness from Mlfli motives to cooperate in a great and necessary improvement. Keeping in mind the language of the preamble to the Shipping Act of 1920, that the function of the Shipping Board is to encourage and develop an American merchant marine, he recommended the following ideas: That the wooden ships of the emergency fleet be bought by private American concerns, stripped of their machinery, and used as coal barges to get New England's supply to h-r cheaply. That the inland waterways be developed as fast as possible.

That shippers give preference to American bottoms, even when the foreign ships are willing to take cargo for 10, 25 or even 50 'cents a ton less. That something be done to better the personnel of the American merchant marine; that not 61 percent, nor 75 percent but 100 percent officers and crew, be Americans; that the evil effects of the overtime provision in the Seamen's Act, "which is sapping the manhood of tht American sailor" be somehow mad. of no effect. "Crews now refuse to make repairs on vesels at sea," said the Admiral, mtr it to such an extent that Ihey refuse to screw hooks into a beam to hant lanterns on." He said that the board. In pursuance of Use functions given It by law, has now settled down to a sales policy, with the idea of getting all its ships into the hands of private owners as soon as possible.

He believes this is necessary, because "no man is ftoing to exert himself to the utmost, is going to cut corners in operation, and do all possible to keep down expenses, if he is being supported and his expenses are being pud by somebody else." To the criticiam of the prices at which the ships are being offered, the Admiral opposed a simple denial. He claimed the emergency fleet ships are as good as any on the ocean: that the Hog Island safips, 150 of them, are as fine ships of tbair type as ever were built. And ha claimed that it would be Just as fair for men discussing the price of horses to say, "Why, you can go to an auction room and get a horse for $10 as it is to make some of the claims that are being made as to the extortionate prices set on 01 ships. One Job the board has set itself at presenV is weeding ouC the inefficient operators who now have the ships. In the hurry of an emergency a great many-people and some corporations who were not good operators got the ships and have brought criticism on the whole work of development of the merchant marina.

He said that evpf-ricnce is not a vital necessity; in operating ships, as in anything else, American common sens and nltlative are the principal factors. I I'IJjOrr Is Beataa. Oct IS. Artlar b.ad af TWlasa ireni HollaaT. rrV iral fma Konth CaeswsaUaaaJ CkwL? Sonth Bra as tree.

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774 774 77 774 At WISS5s. 76 76 76 76 I Carson Hill notes. 100 1003 100 100,4 0 jt 4s 96 96 96 96 I os 1940. 79 79 78 78 Miss Riv Power 5s. 75 76 744 144 Pond Creek 6s 96 96 96 96 Seneca Copper 8s.

95 95 95 95J I Swift Co 5s 84 S4H 84 84 'i 81? 81? 815i 81J, t8Uats 92.24 92.24 92.24 92.24 USLiblst4s 90.14 90.14 90.14 89.14 I Lib 2d 4s. 89.24 89.70 89.24 89.70 i USIJb4.ts'47 89.88 89.98 89.74 89.74 USLib4Ms'42 89.50 89.70 89.84 89.34 USLib4is'28 91.10 91.14 S0.64 91.08 USLib4)s'28r. 89.64 89.64 89.64 89.64 Lib 4th 4 ts 89.72 89.72 89.24 89.42 Lib 4th 4s r. 88.24 88.24 88.24 88.24 8 Victory 4 96.58 96.58 96.14 96.14 Victory 95.14 95.14 95.14 95.14 Tel Tel 5s 81 81 81 81 Sears, Roebuck 8C Co. 7fe Serial Gold Notes Due in One, Two and Three Years.

Denominations, $1000, $5oo and jSioo. Offered at a price to yield from 7.60 to 7.85 Bend for descriptive circular G121 Coburn, Kittredge Co. Invest ments 10 State Street Boston 9, Mali. as well as some of the lower-priced shares, were quite steady, their variations amounting to small fractions. Motors, leathers and marines were dull, while copper shares held at about the previous close.

St Southwestern featured the rails, both the junior and prefeired shares showing considerable strength and moving ahead for gains well over a point. Minneapolis St Louis for a time also acted strong. Reading, Union and Canadian Pacific aid little. Central was less active. New York tractions continued to contribute quite extensively to the dealings.

Third Avenue addded another fraction, seling at mi, while Interboro is-a strong, the preferred making 17 and the common a small fraction under 6. VivaudOU, which for a couple of days has been very active and strong, kept right on going up through the forenoon, selling up to 15 for a new high and maintaining the gain fairly well. The company is said to be in a nne condition financially. The midday weakness was reported to result from foreign news, in which it was believed there would be a further extension of the labor troubles. Inis was said to be extending to the railroad men who were meeting with tne mine operatives.

Practically all the earlier gams were canceled through the afternoon, bit the volume of business was moderate. In the final half hour there was a tendency to recover somewhat. Steel, after selling at 88, worked up a fraction and Mexican Petroleum held around 18J. New Haven sold below 33 in the rails. Utah-Apex Local Feature Trading on the local Stock Exchange -oj enlivened bv an extremely active SAVED FROM DEATH AS TRAIN IS FLAGGED Station Agent Quilty Acts as Car Is Stalled MARKET NEW YORK STOCK 'iouay a I.ow Last sale eral fr-a the anally reaMeaea.

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Mat UimrH Aaa Merer, a. her TBI a a 894 Oe-en 59 IK IH 59 34)4 7m 14 14 59JH 904 3.14 Adv Rumelypr. Alaska Gold Alaska Juneau Allied Chemical wi Allied Chem pr wi. Allis-Chalmers Allis-Chalmers pr. ESTATE 77 PACKERS HAVE NEW STOCKYARDS PLAN 14 154 584 903 344 764 ion 754 774 874 33)4 1334 80 4 TRANSACTIONS Tbomas Quilty, station aerent at the Davis-sq station.

West Somerville, on the Boston Maine Railroad, ran up the tracks and flagged the Northampton express at 1:40 this afternoon and saved from death the crew and 12 passengers ho were on a stalled street car on the crossing. No. 6403 of the Clarendon Hill, Highland av line waa stalled at the Holland st crossing at 1:40 when ita power died, he passengers were when they hoard the approaching express for Northampton. Station Agent Quilty was cool and ftafffed the train 200 yards up the track after a brisk, exhausting run. The passengers wero helped from the car and it was hauled to the barns by a service car.

Mr Quilty was applauded for his act. mukal for T'tah-Anex. The stock has Government to Wait Until Property in the South End 109 Tuesday for Completion isu ntii mil tr. a. 754 774 874 33.4 133 4 109 244 94 94 58 38 584 724 694 954 14H 184 584 923 37 85 1054 a 994' WIIJ Eft In bmokllar.

Ortetarr 18. FraaeaafL. widow of Alexander R. MlUer, 73 rr. Fa BOSTON CURB MARKET aaiai aerrieoa at Beaae.

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The Federal Keserve svstem is a cooperative enterprise. In like manner, (-operating among farmers. In apportioning- what they produce to meet the demands of the country is economically sound. Tha farmers need your help in this work, because you can supply them with that essential whl they chiefly lack a knowledge of business organization and business method." The report urged bankers to support appropriations for larger pay to experts employed by the Department of Agriculture and suggested that State conferences of bankers and farmers be held to enlist cooperation in agricultural development. Charges for Collecting Checks Final action by the association on the controversy over charges for the collection of checks was deferred again today and an expected bitter fight was aroided.

The question of par clearance was referred to the committee, which has had it under consideration for more than a year. The State banks section adopted resolutions yesterday attacking the Federal Reserve Board for indorsing the handling of checks without charge for collection. Opponents and proponent of the Reserve Board's par clearance plan were prepared to fight when the report or the committee was made. Leaders of the opposition were prevailed upon, however, to withhold further attacks on the arrangement. The committee's report advised the country bankers, most of whom oppose the par clearance plan, to appeal to Congress for Legislative changes In the Reserve act.

which would accomplish the things they desire. Adoption of the report was declared to mean that State bankers who oppose the par clearance must carry the burden of the fight alone. NOMINATED FOR OFFICERS OF AMERICAN BANKERS WASHINOTON. Oct 21 A committee of the American Bankers" Association submitted the following nominations to the convention today: President. John S.

Drum, president of the Mercantile Trust Company. San Francisco; vice) president, Themas B. Mi-Adams, vice president of the Merchants National Bank. Richmond. Va: second vice president.

John H. Puelicher. vice president of the Marshall Haley Bank. Milwaukee. The association ratified the choice or its committee, electing the entire slate.

BILL TO TAX GOLD USED IN INDUSTRY IS ATTACKED WASHINGTON, Oct 21 The McFad-den bill, proposing a tax on gold used in industry and the arts, to be paid In turn to the mining companies to stimulate production, was attacked and defended today before the American Bankers' Association. A special committee appointed by the association to study the measure submitted a report vigorously opposing the bill as an attack on "a basic element of the gold standard." while Representative McFadden. author of the bill, defended the proposed law. declaring that the addition of new gold to the Nation's reserve would assist deflation and stimulate a healthv return to normal. A motion that Mr McFadden'g remarks be received with thanks and filed with the reports of the conven'ion waa defeated.

The convention then adopted a motion that the entire question be referred to the economic policy committee. The special committee In Its report contended that gold mines were only one Industry of the many suffering from the war. and might well look forward to A return of an industrial situation which would more than compensate for their present stringency. Mr McFadden declared that the average cost of raw material In all industries In the war period had increased 112 percent, while the users of gold In the industries continued to obtain their raw material at the pre-war price fixed by the Government This the speaker added, made gold unique in that it was the only material which was prevented by the Government from being influenced by the natural law of supply and demand. Mr McFadden denied the committee contention that th proposed bill was a blow at the gold standard, maintaining that ita enactment would be accepted abroad as evidence of the determination of the United States to strengthen Ita gold reserve.

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734 Am Lir.jeed Oil. 704 Am 964 Am Safety Razor 14f Am 18 Am Smelting 59,4 Am Smelting pr 92M Am Steel Foundry? 37,4 Am Steel Fdy pr. 85 Am Sug 107 Am Sumatra 874 Am Tel Tel 100 Am Tobacco 130-j Am Tobacco 130 Am Wool 724 Am Writ Paper 48 Am Zinc 114 Anaconda 50 Assets 4 Asso'd Dry Goods. 27 Associated Oil 98 Atchison Atchison pr 78 Atlanta Ry 104 Atlantic Coaat L. 97,4 At 1 145 Atlantic Ref pr.

.107 Auto Sales 5 Baldwin Loco 115 Bait Ohio 474 Bait Ohio pr 53 Barrett Co 133 la tad- saa RAFFKIITT- la Wiathawa. Ort. 3d. nasert rty. rorajerly of SoaaerrlBe.

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23c 25c 2Cc 25c Cosden Oil (o) 7 7 74 IV, Cryristal Inw) 42c 43c 41c 42c Eureka Croes 20c 80c 26c 84c First National 80c 80c 80c 80c Hecla Divide 12c 14c 9c 12c Imperial Cons 12c 12c 12c 12e Jerome Verde 20c 20c 20e Mailona 75c 75c 7Bc 7Se Majestic 15c 15c Me 15c Manhattan Cn 14c 14c 14c 14c Merrlmac Dev 21c 21c 20c 21c Mutual DIv tr 32c 88c 25c 36c Nattoua! Zinc 4c 3c 4c Ophlr Metals 44c 40c 41c 45c Palisade 12c 13c 10c 10c IMIgrira 8c 8c 8c 8c Knnier 20c 29e 27c 20c Seven Metals. 10c 11c tc He SilversBeef 7c 7c 6c 7c Sw Miami 8 0 64 m. $2.75 pd 64 0'4 6W 64 Stmship 1 1 1 at. John the EraacetUt, at 1 oVI-k. Relatlrea aad rrleads Sa Tiled.

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Re-r: -m higb aaa at Si. Airniine'a Ctehiih at a. aa. ReteUoaS WABHINOTO.V, Oct 21-The Government hiis agreed to a continuance urtll next Tuesday of the argument scheduled I In the District Supremo Court on (tie plan oB the big Ave pack-rn for til disposal of their market st. rUyurdw, ii wiih iiiinouru'e al itn ti inn tment of Justice.

Thu puckers are working ut a new pltin for the advancement of tatSBg pioertles, it wax snld at the department, and the Government rm consented to wait until Tuesday for Us completion. A. E. GLADWIN WEDS MISS LILLIAN CURTISS WKYMOITTH. Oct 2t-The ninrrlage of Miss Lillian Kav Curtlss, a daughter of (Ii.

Mr ami Mm Levi Ilradlev Curtlss, and Albert K. Olanwin. president of the National Security Hank of Bob-ion. took Dime last evening at thu tiome of the bride, trffi Hrldge el, North Weymouth. The reremonv.

which II attendee! onlv the r'liiiiven of the couple, wan performed by Kev Thomas B. Hitler, pastor of the I'llKrlm Church of Noi-th Weymouth. The hrlde 0 a graduate of Wclleslry Col la, while the bridegroom la a eon of Albert I tiladwln of 62 ltlver at. North Weymouth. After a wedding trip Mr ami Mrs Gladwin are to make their home at North Weymouth Mr Gladwin Is a prominent tlguro In the BoKlon bankliiK world and la hiKhly rale, meil .1 licii-e ii.

of frienda. PERSONAL MENTION TV.i'hurd A. Boertier of the Aetna Mills ban been elected a director and Kmast T. Pelton an nssjstant cashier of Citizens' National Bank. At 4lie annual meeting of the Harley C.

11 pan Kiihsiillim of Hie Ken lee Changes Ownership Grace M. McClary has conveyed to Jacob Saunderu et al two five-story brick houses, 1581 to 1585 Washington st, corner of Hutland st, and running- through to Haven St. South End. There is 4292 ft land, the latter taxed for $15,700. The total rating in J28.000.

Papers have gone to record wherobv Anna K. Jacobi has sold 17 and Mott at, between Washington st and Harrison nv. The title wa taken by Antonio 1'anzlca et ux. There arc two four-story brick houses, occupying 3444 sn ft land, the whole taxed for The lot Is rated at 37S00. The terms were private.

Through the oflice of William C. Coi-man Son, the Coombs 'Real Estate Trust has tuktn title to 97 Mt Vernon st, corner of West Cedar st. Marv E. Haven and Mrs Ellen H. Ross were the grantors.

It is one of the landmarks in that set Hon, having been in the family since 18.16. There is 2600 sq ft land The total assessment is $27,000. The new owners will improve in the Spring by erecting high-grade apartments. Kmiiia Wheeler was the grantorand Blanche Huckins the purchaser of a three-story swell-front brick house on near St Botoph st, taxed for $11 1,100. The area of the lot is 13S2 so ft and it is rated at $27000.

The title came from Mary M. Mowry. ROXBURY DORCHESTER Property at 37 Holborn st. Roxbury comprising a frame house and 5031 so ft land, has been purchased by Tiliie Binder, from Katharine Reddish, and is assessed lor $-W0. The lot IS taxed for Cruff Byrne report papers filed in the sale of 60 Elmore st, Israel Hasker bought for a home, taking the title from Edward K.

Chapman. The property is rated at $5500. There Is a frame dwelling standing on 3776 sa ft land. Title to Esmond st, near Harvard at. Dorchester, has passed to Annie Berry, from Elizabeth M.

Dowd. The assessors' value is $000. The Tot contains S200 sq ft land, taxed for $2500 I here is a modern frame house near Harvard St. A MB I DO SOM ER VIL.L.E Several parcels in Cambridge and Somervllle have been sold through the sd Inrlted. Ante 1 art aaa.

KTAX- IYAN-In Itoxtury. Oct. 19. Kites nhsa Seaaaellt. widow of Aaaaaalaa Ryaa.

FasMUl at her late hnaae. Ley la ad Friday. figured prominently of late in the local dealings, first on the resumption of dividends and then on the expectation that a decision in the litigation with I'tah Consolidated would be forthcoming. This decision has now come and, beng in favor of Utah Apex, the stock was bid up sharply during the forenoon. The shares closed last night just above 2 and had about a point gain at the opening today.

The issue was then marked up to 4 for a high, reacting a fraction and holding steady with a net gain of 1 points. Utah Consolidated was little affected by the decision. The litigation has progressed over a long period and is not settled yet. Utah Consolidated will move at once to take the two cases to the Court of Appeals. The litigation between Utah Consolidated and Utah-Apex dates back to July, lids, when the former entered suit against Utah-Apex in the District Court at Salt Lake City, charging trespass and wrongful extraction of ores amounting to not less than $500,000.

The mining claim under which these damages were sought is the Yampa Extension Northeast Lode, which Utah Consolidated purchased in 1903. It lies above the ground of Utah-Apex and is supposed to carry the outcrop of the lime bed in which Utah-Apex in 1917 found the largest ore body in its history. In November, 1918, Utah-Apex brought suit against Utah Consolidated for alleged extraction of ores from certain sections claimed to be owned by Utah-Apex. In addition to the restraining order the company asked damages of $1,750,000. In December, 191S, Utah Consolidated filed two suits against Utah-Apex, one action for $100,000 damages relative to the Yampa lime-bed claim, and the second with reference to the Mercer Lode claim and Mercer Lode claim No.

2. In February, 1919, another suit was brought by Utah Consolidated. The amount asked was $1,000,000. This suit Was based on the law of equilateral rights. It was claimed that Utah-Apex had extracted $500,000 from each of the claims In question.

Later by agreement the three suits filed by each company were merged into two. Utah-Apex vs Utah Consolidated involving $1,000,000, was first heard. The second action involved $1,400,000, and was Ill-ought by Utah Consolidated against Utah-AptX. The taking of testimony lasted a year and a half. Arguments in the cases were heard this year.

After the active trading in Utah Apex the market settled down and the trend of the general list, continued quite firm. Ki. Edison and Telephone issues were inclined to show strength, being up fractions generally. The packing shares were steady, with Swift Co displaying a small gain. The copper group were steadier, Seneca especially being strong and having a nood gain.

The stock was more active in New York than on any dav since its listing there, selling up to loi in that market. Calumet Heela eased off to 246. Industrials and oils were little changed and only moderately entered into. at st rsul'a Chor-h at a. aa.

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Friday. Ort. 23. at 3 p. aa.

a latitat and frleada iaTlted. bUOlTJER-Ia Oct. as. Mc- R. Shoulder.

Faaeral Salarday. Ort. the late boBxe. 104 Tin ahtlsaa at tm Solemn high axaaa at St. Paul a Charrfc at o'clock.

Brian. e. aad frleada alad! Mi rttad. SMITH-Ib Forest Hllla. Oct.

IS. Maty aSlS MONEY AND EXCHANGE The usual table of money ratea, etc, follows: 474 114 494 4 27 97V4 88 774 10,4 974 145 107 5 113.4 464 534 1324 44 704 104 64 14,4 10 58 97 64 14 4 19:4 62 1244 413 934 383 834 663 Bethlehem Motors. Bethlehem Steel Beth Steel pr 8 pc. Booth Fisheries. 44 72 104,4 8 percent 7S58 percent Call money Tini" loans, short Time loans, six Ml HH 71 Brooklyn Rapid 14J 78 percent Brooklyn (nee Kaae).

rwaeral rroaa the risllsaia af ber sister. Matgaret J. Kaae. SO Hods srg inotMsy. net.

zi at saa a. sa. Tiuit year CoiumesBal paper New York funds Boston clearings Boston balances Boston subtreasury. credit New Yerk clearings Ki -w York balances New York HHtMCl debit Par t-v i'-2 21.558.303 4 ki; 7 K'l Ml KM bus. or reqaieai at St.

Aaetvara o'clock. BelaRree aad Meada altewl. Aato rot tear. SI 1 I IVAN-l- Erorelt. Ort.

19 W- io5 594 97 64 144 204 62 1264 41 934 384 85 Brooklyn TJn Gas. Burns Bros Butte Cop Zinc Butterick Caddo Central California Packing. Canadian Pacific. Central Central Leather pr. Cerro de Pasco Chandler Motor.

loie.1 boabaad of JaRa Osrhatt RailKaa Finer. I fniJi lata reideore. 33 Wtaathtap at, Friday. 23. at s.

sa Maai bRS Open- JMntiiil'iu Ml Iiik 1 ompair Hie following Bfflrers were elected: rrenlltt, Henry I H. "Skinner; vice president. Kdwin Ki a treasurer, John I 1 Claries K. Child of Northampton and I'" Bartholomew of Boston were added to the hoard, other directors home reelected. Local posted foreign exchange ing rates follow: Kan City Sopr.

50 Kelly Spring Tire. 53 Kelly Tire rts Kelly Tire pr 914 Kennecott Copper. 22V Keystone Tire 164 Lackawanna Steel 64,4 Lake Erie West. 215 Lake Erie pr 38 4 Lehigh Valley 534 Loew's Inc 20 Js Loose-Wiles Biscuit 383 Lorillard 144 Louisville Nash. 1074 MackayCopr 584 Manhattan 61 Maxwell Motor.

3-4 Max Motor ctfs 34 Max Mo 1st ctfs. 84 May Dept Stores 73 Mex Petroleum. 192 4 Miami 184 Middle States 144 Midvale Steel 384 Minn St Louis. 20,4 Mo Kan Tex 44 Mo Pacific 284 Mo Pacific pr 52 Montana Power. 65 Montgomery Ward 26 National Acme 38 Nat Analine Co.

684 Nat Analine pr 904 Nat Biscuit pr 107 Nat Cloak Suit 344 National Conduit. 6V National Lead 106 Nat Rail Mex 2d. 64 Nevada Copper. 10.4 New Con. 220 New Orleans 62,4 NY Central 83 65 NY Chic StL 1st pr 73 NY Dock pr 45 4 34 NYOntWest 244 Norfolk West 99' North American.

594 North Pacific 90 Ohio Body Ohio Fuel Supply. 48 Oklahoma 4 Orpheum Circuit. 264 Owens Bottle M. 53 Pacific Develop. 24 Pacific Gas 54 4 Pacific Tel Tel.

44 4 Pan-Am Petrol. 90 do class 83V Parish 26 Pennsylvania 434 Penn Seab'd 17,4 People's Gas 413tJ Peoria East Ry. 164 Pere 27 Philadelphia 394 Pierce-Arrow 354 Pierce-Arrow pr. 89V Pierce Oil 14 Pierce Oil pr 81 Pittsburg Coal 684 Pittsburg Coal pr 86 Pittsburg 36,4 Pittsburg Westpr 79 Pressed Stf el 96V Pullman Car 112 4 Punta Alegra Sug. 694' Pure Oil Co 39 Rail Steel Spring.

97 Ray Consol Cop. 134 Reading 974 Reading 1st pr 57 Reading 2d pr 69 Repiogle Steel 81 Republic Ir 77JV Republic Motor 33 Royal Dutch Y. 794 Sinta Cecilia Sug. 1 0V Savage Arras 24 Saxon Motor 54 Seab'd Air Line. 94 Seab'd Air Line pr 17, 4 Sears-Rebuck .113 Seneca'Copper 144 Shattuck Arizona.

8 Shell Transport 48,4 Sinclair Con Oil 32 Sloss-Shef Steel 654. South Rico Sug. 120 Southern Pacific. Southern Rail 314 Southern Rail 634 St Louis San F. 314 StL SFpr 46.4 Louis 364 St Louis pr.

444 Standard Mill pr. 784' Standard Oil 619 Standard pr 105 Stewart 33 St-umberg Carb 70 4 Studebaker 57J Superior Oil 17.4 Superior Steel 60 4 Tennessee Cop 8jVj Texas Co 50V Texas Pacific 22 Texas Par oal 333 Third Av RR. 22 4 Times Sq Auto Sup 174 Tobacco Prod 664 Transi-ons'al Oil 114 Union Bag Paper. SO L'nion 274 Union Pacific. 1274 LTnion Pacific pr.

S74 Un'd Alloy Steel. 38V United Cig Strs United Fruit .21 1 4 I ed Rail Inv 144 United Rail Inv pr 294 l'ni- Retail strs. 744 Cast Iron Pipe. 134 9 ind 81 Realty Rubber 77 Smelting. 52'- Steel Si Steel pr 1094 Ltah Copper 57 Utah Securities.

134 Vanadium Steel. 64 4' Va-Caro Chemical 563 Virginia L-on Coal. Ill Vivaudou Inc 144 Wabash RR 12 Wabash pr A. 32' West Maryland. 15' Maryland 2d pr 27 West Pacific Corp.

37 West Pacific pr .74 4 Western Union 8734 West'hse Air 102 Westingbouse EI. 47.U Wheeling 15 White Motor Co. 45" Wickwire 28J 504 1 914 224 15V 65,4 214 53) 204 4 145 1074 68J 61 34 34 8V 734 1924 184 144 38V 204 44 283 524 65 4 25 33 584 904 107 34 6,4 106 6 10,4 220 64 83,4 66V 78 45 34 24:4 99,4 60,4 904 17,4 4S 4 264 i 't 24 54 4 44 4 904 834 26 43,4 174 42 16 2734 404 354' 894 14 823 69 86 364 79 964 112V 70 39 97 14 974 57 69 81 78,1 33 794 104 21 5Vg 94 174 113 4 153 32 65 4 121) 100 32 64 4 32 174 40 494 78'. 649 1054 33 704 67J, 174 504 tit 60 223, 34 224 174 664 114 80 28 128 67 4 MM 103 212 144 31 744 134 84 4' 50 774 53 109 67 13.4 64 1 56 111 124 32 4' 154 27 374 743 1 102 4 7 15 454 28 50 52 I 914 22 14' 64 4 21V 38V 53 203 383 144 107 584 61 34 34 84 72 183' I84 14 384 194 Cs 274 514 65 25 33 574 90 107 34 4 tit 105 64 104 220 62 4 81 4 64 73 45 324 243 99 694 89 17,4 48 34 264 53 234' 54 444 88 8 26 434 17', 40 16 4 274 315 354 89 4 134 8O.4 68 86 35) 79 96 4 1114 69 384 97 134 96 56 55 79 3 77 33 774 104 24 6 94 174 110 144 74 474 31 4 65 120 31 634 31V M3J4 364 444 78 4 645 105 31 4 70 r.6.4 174 1 1 94 49-, 204 334 21 174 65 '4 114 80 274 1264 374 103 2:04 29 i 24 134 83 50 76 4 52V, 87.V 1084 563 124 634 MM 111 144 ttH 32 14 4 2 I 364 -4 102 4" 144 434 28.4 saaaa of ivwnleBZ at the I axaaa lion Church at B. Betenre sited.

latataxsat at Boly 474 114 60 4 27 112 884 77M 10 97 145 107 5 U3U 464 53 4 132 4,4 714 104 4 64 144 10 58 97 64 20 624 1244 414 934 383- 84 664 12 124 294 42 62 S2 784 374 69.4 82 70 134 254 314 36 36 58.4 20 80 87 I 8 254 10.4 683 81 1284 35 734 404 24 Aoto M'HITEIIEAD la Arllaglaa, Ort. BX Altkea. wife of Bar. John Will 3.4t 18.45 6.30 14.81 0148 wHK 20 .46 Wa the of the New 12 SERVICE! Cable transfers Bankers' sterling Francs (Paris) Francs iSn is (Rplguim) Marks (Uermany) Guilders (Holland). Lire (Italy) Kronor (Sweden) roncr Kroner (Denmark) Pesetas 1 Spain) Buenos Aires BowOoaa Hoaloa.

at ssa. adelpaia pagsis loses eafw. High 593'i 14 594 90 4 34 4 77 804 754 774 87J 334 1354 1093 25 94 104 60 38 584 734 704 97 144 184 594 924 374 85 1074 874 1003 1334 1306 724 48 UJi 504 4 27 112 88J 78 104 97,4 145 107 5 1154 474 53 138 44 724 104 4 64 "154 104 59 97 6,4 144 204 624 1263 414 934 384 85 674 124 124 294 434 634 82 784 38.4 70 834 71 4 14 254 32 36 36 4 584 204 80 884 8f 254 104 68,4 82.4 130 4 354 74 41 24 34 114 234 654 94 184 204 6S4 201 22 4 62-4 140 18 73 664 78.V MM 88.4 344 674 21 45 1044 134 164 94 4 7,4 434 54 17 109 109 19 71 174 70 714 334 404 64 6 254 CARD OF THANKS .13.05 l.T.r. mm 01 j. s.

Menerstertt. one at 68 Blanche st, CanTnridge, consists of a frame house, frame shop, large lot of land, assessed for Anna L. Starck conveyed to Amangus Anderson The three-apartment frame house and 6000 sq ft land. 12 and 14 Glenwood av was sold to Louis J. Sandahl by A e' Perry and are taxed for $7300.

milled r.ydon, of Gloucester, has purchased through the Arm. 19 Larch road yes. for T.uo. TKere is 6300 sq ft land with a two-apartment frame house. A N.

Hederstedt negotiated the sate of 6a and 57 Rush st. East Somervllle who has taken the title. The property is rated at $6' 00 There is 4000 sq ft land besides a four-apartment frame house. We risk est i International Postal Union and Ih.ashUal aaBstatrataaaa af seal trihate. ta ana- late luaaia MARY E.

KILC AND MRS. Discusses Doinp; C. O. D. Exoress Business Uj ana.

tiAlX: TIIEON O. Medferd HilteJde. BANK OF ENGLAND STATEMENT LONDON', Oct 21 The weekly state-: ment of the Bank of England compare as follows: 1 UPTON BOSTON STOCK MARKET thank Ox aatertasi I Chesapeake Ohio. 675- East III pr. 124 Chicago Gt 124 Chic Gt West.

pr 294 Chic St Paul 434 Chic St 63 4 Chic Western 82 Chic Pneu Tool Co. 78 4 ChicagoRI 88.4 ChicRIpr6pc 704 ChicRIpr7pc 83 4 Chic St Paul 70 Chile Copper 14 Chino Copper 245 Coca Cola 30? Colorado Fuel 36 Colorado 344 Columbia 58 4 Columbia Graph. 20 Consolidated Cig pr 80 Consol Gas 88 ConsolISMin 84 Consol Textile 2V4 Continental Candy. 104 Continental Ins. 68,4 Corn Prod Ref 82 Crucible Steel 129 a 1 fiOO'OH)'98 000'f-Qi 'iOn I "jIS'SI "5-Sl'OI MZ'0l OSO'lIS'flE MO'IMfl (Xfl'IM'H iv Today's Ijow Last sale Star far (Be beast fa! 5,, -ix anH nonitiH sqioiaj dojj aa ABf -aedap xwa sdap 'liqd ooiiaiikuij StedS taw ay raw at taa txaaa ar raa ef sag bd tf CHAS.

CPIuS- MADRID. Oct 2" Delegate at the International Postal Union Congress today discussed the packet post with the Ides of encouraging the establishment of general system for sending merchandise, payable on delivery, through the mail. The system exists In number at countries, but others hesitate to adopt It. DEATHS (,,, 1 11 r. HBM'irjI! OOO'OOK'rt OOO'ftSS'01 OOO'SIr'CS tr.l ui.nj 61.

tZ IOO JOQ IS ioo ORIEKT HEIGHTS POST. 10. 54. Meaahera ara baaahs awtxaaaf ef IBS daash ef DIVIDENDS DECLARED FraBay. on.

33. at 8 14 s- ax- Date Stock of psyalile --jrd GREEN la BrooCIIne. Oct. 30. Eaaaxa In her BOth year Fua-ral fnji ih.

I IX- Bl. sTUirjiy. Wr OFFICII: Facilities for Information, quntatlona and executions In all niarknia Hoard Kmm Quotation by wire or telephone to any Interested nnn ltie-i leal r- par( on iiiiv Ismi- Market Letter of pa'. Issued en' week, covering New York a ad Ooeton Btoek Rzchan ami 'urli issues Fxerutlona In all markets for usll or en (insert alive I erina. Special Private Wires direct to the Vew York Curb Market, New Knslnn.l Traders and Iiucm-iera the advantage of faat.

accurate service and permit them to operate In that market as readily aa on the local Kl HUM 11 lilt I Ii I In New York City WE INVITE A TRIAL eV4 for all pirHeutart of thU serHm end report of any irrwrilu is tc( yon may be tntcrftc4, G. F. REDMOND fk CO. Inc. HI Ml I I I I HUSTON lie tort Hill MM h.r dawahtar Mr.

J. T. Bw. IS Sunday. O-t.

34. at 240 at. Relators tBm Company Dlrl.lenas Am Brass IV'lu Am Brass lwfc ex Am Snda Fountain 31.30 'iu XSJ WSI 'A i 1 Blery Oil Ml qu Blery Oil pr Ilriins Balk Col qa 1 hi Wl A Frank pr31.50.pi CUncbfleld Coal Cuba Cane Sugar. 354 IN MEMORIAM MacDonaltJ Cuba Lane bug 734 Cuba-Am Sugar 41 Den Rio Grande. 24 Oct Oct SO Nor 1 Ner 1 Oct 33 Oct 22 Xor Ort 22 Not lo Oct 27 rtct Nor 1 Oct 23 Nor 1 Nor 1 Oct 20 Nov Oct 22 Nor 19 Nov 19 Nov 15 Not 15 Not 13 Xor 15 Nor 13 15 Nor 2 Nor 2 Nor IB Nor 1 Nor 13 Ner 1 Nor 15 Nor 13 Nov 1 Dee 1 1 Nor 13 Dec Ner 1 Nor Nor 30 Dee 1 Dec 1 Not 1 3.4 3 ClliK-hfl'dd Coal pr IWeqa I Col Gaa A Elec qu I (iilltland Oil pr Km No II Mfg Asao gl.Mda Ludlow Mfp Asao 1 Bp I'rorinr A Gamble ML an Rook Full Of Hints For Every Trader It tells: The t-enernl ISnlee of Tradlnsj.

llnw lot.ite 1 Broker Instruction. Broker's 1 em mis-Ion Churires. Bow to Indorse .1 Mas Bow to le In Trailing. How to Group Investments. The Oenosit Honnire-inents for Carrying: stocks on Account.

The KlRlita of sie.k and Bond Holders, etc. Edition limited. Call, 'phone or write at once. sk for 3Mo. II JONES BAKER Specialists in New York Curb Market Securities 68 Devonshire Boston Phones Fort Hill 6215-16-17 Offices in 9 Principal Citlea Dtrtct Private Wirei Den Grande pr Dome Mines Elk Horn Coal 54 813 87 24 75 76 108,4 1004 50 2 4 3 23 8 94 1294 67J.J 36 48 51 724 IH 140 644 249 ttii 84 I 29 204 1584 22 I :3 .18 Ii 11 the Argeaae.

CS-t. 23. HID raa 124 294 414 62 82 784 37 4 693 82 70 134 243 304 36 34 584 20 80 864 84 25.4 104 68 jrj 803 1283 35 734 404 24 34 114 22 4 65.4 18 WW 204 68 i MX 00 6,4 624 1894 17,4 72 4 664 78 49? 87 4 344 67 21 45 103 13 4 16 4 94 74 43 54 164 109 109 184 54H 81V4 86 2hi 75 75 108 100 94 50 2hi 3 23 tit 9V 1291-2 67 36 48 51 72.4 I 140 ux 245 18 24 33 7 29 20 15S to 13 2 43 14 53 Etidi-John Corp 654 Resiling Co 1st pr 1 qu 1 -ri Endicott-John'n pr. 94 Tierney -T qu nu Savannah Hef pr. I Stand MUlini: Staml Milling pr.

atera Bm pr 1 -iu stem Bros pr iraac pr. qu o. J. Taeraey. adaa died ei I on (Ml ihi iKan Not 1 Oct 30 ill 11 Mill 1 Alfred Yalt New Jerary.

Oct. St. Nor I Oct 23 .1 Brill pr Warwick Iron-Steel. 60 3 20 99 3D 64 4 314 44 39 484 78.4 646 105 81 70 4 174 L04 94 504 21 33 I 22 17M 654 114 127 674 37-4 103 2HH 14 4 304 734 lM 4 77 63 i.R,4 1084 564 12 634 56 4 1 1 1 144 12 32 144 Not 15 Oct DIVIDENDS Erie I84 Erie 1st 28V Erie 2d pr Famous Players 684 Fisk Rubber 20 4 22 Gaston 11 64" Genera! Cigar 624 Gen Electric 140 4 Gen Motor 18 Gen Motors pr. 73 Gen Motors 6 pc.

664 Gen Motors D7 pc 78 Hleh 65 81 1 87 76 7fl 108 a iooh 94 50 2t 4 23 hi SH 9M 120 67. 14 36 49 51 72 14 IH 54 V4 250 19 2 7 29h4 20H 159 22 -5 18911 38 2 431 191 63 hi 77 8s 24 131 12'j 11 4 Shi MSf SSK 5 S2 36 -i 3U 564 30 lO 99 IMH 46 95 STOCKS Open Ahmeek 55 AmAirriChem 81' Am Agri 'hem pr. Amoskeag. 75 Amnskeagpr 75 Am Sugar Ref 108 Am Tel Tel 100 Am Woolen pt 94 Anaconda 50 Anglo Americrn. 2tj Arcadian Con 1 3 Atlas Tack.

2 1 '4 Bigheart Ref 87 Bingham Mines. 9J Boston Albany. 1293-i Boston Elevated. 67 Beaton Maine. 86 Boston Maine pr.

49 Me 1st pre A 51 BosifrMelstprcB 72'5 Boston Mcx Petrol. 1 Boston Prov 140" Gurnet Arizona. 54 '-a 1 "alumet Hecla. .250 Hill Mining. 18 Chino Copper Range Davis-Daly 7 Eastern Mfg 29 Eastern SS Co 20 Vi Kdison Electric 158V5 Elder Corp.

22Jj General Electric. 189 C.reenfd 33? Helvetia 2 Inspiration 43 1 Int Products 19V Island Creek Coal. 63 lt) Isl'd Creek Coal pr. 77 Island Oil 6t Mi ltujals 24 Connor 13 Kerr Lake 3J- 12 Loews Theatre Co. 11? Mason Valley 2 Mass Gas 83 hi Mass Gas pr 62 Mayflower-Old Col.

KJs McElwain 1st pr 92 Mex Invest Michigan. 3.V Mohawk 55 Mullins Body Corp. 30 Nat Leather 10 Telephone 99 New River 46 Now. River pr 94 til be at. heated al Btaaeed Baaeaaaeaa e'rlerk.

Batckclder Hatch 'Idee. OcT. McCartlijr 11 11 i-- 1 11 1111 run o. FIKST PKHrBHItKU TIV1'KNP NO is' OKKitNAt, FKKKKKKKH lIVIl)KNn NO. The retular quarterly dividend of $1.50 per shar upon the full-paid First Pre-'Terred and Ordinal Preferred t'apital tek of the Company will he paid on November la.

191a, to ahareholdra of I record at close of business October SO, 1VA Tht Iranafa will nnl Km 22 4' 65 hi I 184 07 5: I I 20 4 684 I 804 1 22 64 624 1394 I 174 72 4 i 66'-; 78 hi 87' 344 i 67 2 1 034 134' 164 I 94 74 43 1 54 1 16,4 i 109 109 ttii an.i rrienoa inviien 10 attend HI'OHES-ln Everett. Oct. 31. IPSO. Wllllaai nelored tin.

land of Margaret HasTbe. laee Qulnllm. seed years. Faaeral froai late resilience. 44 Snaiaxer Bstardsy ajeralag.

at a. High Saaa. of raqaleai at Chorrh of Iaaaaaralate Coa rptina at o'clock. Relative, and friend, milled, lateraasat at Maty rro Cemetery. Maiden.

Meter cortege. JONES la Jlor be.icr. tjet. 2S. George hue ha ad ef Catherine Joaaa isee aaarrTi Faaeral fmn his late reeldea.

IT Weed-ward Park Satarday. Oct. 23. at 11 au Services at Forest Ullla Chapel at 13 o'rkeh Bnrial private. LAWHF.NrE Al.hott Utwreaee.

tafant aaa aa? Richard and Margery Lawyeace. Oct. 3T. VSM MACQCEEN-lB Aahaaoat. Ort.

31. 8. Agae. isee Fa bey I. beloved wife of Alexaader MataSatBaad daaghter of Peter aad Xora Fale-y.

Funeral from her late water aaa. 39 Fuller Saturday. Ort. 23. at a.

aa. Sa. reqaleni hbrh aaaas al St. 'Ir aaaj's Church at 9. Beta tire, and frlead.

vlted. Auto rorteare. Late sneaxber of Ab ino.it Court. No. 23S.

M. C. O. F. MAf DONALD la Dnrcbeater.

Ort. 21. A Ilea Macitonald. Funeral from residence. 23 IR Satarday Oct.

23. at a a. ax. Hlah axaaa at St. Hash's Cbereh at 3.

Relative and friend. inTlted. Aato rortege Nl GENT-ln Readrllle Maoor. Dedham. Ort.

21. Join, beloved tm.hand of Mary Nrjr-nt inee Dinani. Fnneral from hi. late re. 1 Curham read.

Saiurlay. ct. 3rVt a. aa. High maa.

of rtqalsm at the of th- Moot Precious Klmtl lly.l Park, at 9 a. m. Relative, and friend, invited. SAVAKKSK In New York. fet.

20. Frasela Gloved daaghter the late Uitueppe avS: reae luee Dl Martini, fnneral from the ber slater. Mrs Charter Oaaaae. 42 Sertaa New York city, Saturday. Oct.

23 Relatives and friend. Invited. I 8KB RES In Dorcbeater. Oct. 20.

Jennie dsurhter of (he late Man Baslle and Mir daret Berres. Funeral from her late re.1-rnce, Magnolia 00 Satoiday. Oct. 23, at 8:15 I Requiem t.lf). at Notre dee VVtolres' Chun-h.

Isabella at 9 o'clock. Relative, and friends invited to attend. Aato f-ortege. HEKGEK In Dorchester. Oct 20.

Margaret, wife of Henry J. S-herger. 71 ym. Faaeral services at ber late reaidenee 15 Raaxeey Friday. Oct.

22. 2 p. m. Relative, and frieud. are invited to attend.

BFACLDING-ln iHmariacetta. Oct. 18. Jimea R. gpanldisg la hta 7Stb year.

Faaeral sereVes at hi. boaxe. Chandler West Somerrille. Friday at 2.30 p. ax.

8HAW In Brockton. Oct: 1i. Isabella A. Khaw. beloved wife of Fraacls E.

8 haw. rv; a. 30,5 Elm akBUhloa. Friday. Ort.

32. at 240 m. rrain leaves Boston at liW dajfjajst at M. Friday. Or.

33. at 8 a. ax. I. rat her rom the Sei far the teps.se of the eeal of lb Saaa Carp.

II il D. McCarthy ef Ce. lSl-a Regular lafaatry. wtae dted BOND AND LOAN ITEMS Chicopee has awarded $99,800 of percent "pavement" bonds, dated Sept 1. last, and payable one to five years, to Estabrook Co at 101.59.

British Treasury notes outstandingthis week aggregate 319.604.000. compared with 3fO.55.O0O last week. The amount of coin securing these notes is 28,000,000. compared with In the previous week. Regarding reported negotiations fr a 40,000,000 loan to Brazil, certain coffee interests believe she will not be granted a loan of that size at present.

They point out it would be difficult to raise 340.000,(00, considering conditions of the money market. They add It is unlikely that Brazil could secure that sum while farmers, cotton growers, packers, are all clamoring for credits. Kuhn. I.oeb Co and U'm A. Read Co announce that the 36,000,000 of Philippine Government percent Manila Port Works and 1 mprovement I purchased by them on Tuesday afternoon from the War Department have all he -n sold.

434 ly'i 53 6 23 I IH 3 4 12 11.4 24 Goodrich Rubber. 1 1 North pr. Great North Ore. Haskri: Barker. 1 1 a is.

Mfg Co. Homeatake Houston Oil Hupp Motor Gulf Mobile Illinois Central Indiahoma Inspiration Copper Interboro Con Interboro Con pr Int Harvester new. Int Harvester pr ta Frmare. Wool the eeal ef the tele JehSJ 13,1 3 12 114 50 874 4 67 4 21 45 104 4 134 164 1 1 1 i 74 434 54 164 109 109 19 71 17 4 69 4 The Ocean LeatherCo. Common Preferred Stock EYER CO.

45 Pine St. NEW YORK 1 ei. 1 et. ty. Ort.

33. at B. eaaaaw 83J i 62 rlosed and checks will he mailed from the Iflce of the company in time to reach 'aiockholdera on the date they are payable. K. Hi 'OK KN BEAM EH, Vlce-Preslitent and Treasurer.

Han Kianelaco, t'aUfomta Chicago, Wilmington Franklin Coal Company 1 1 liil-M era I Ion 1 IIIIim-is I K1 1 ItHI 'l IHI Ml No l'l A quarterly dividend of per share has httn declared on the preferred raimal Mock of Chicago, Wilmington A Franklin Coal t'empany. payable November 1. 1920. to i'lockholdera of record at tha close of -'t i blilNI A UsTfR. Inc.

Tampa Electric Company I I lorlil -piVIPaXND 4. A quarterly dividend of $2. SO per share ha he. -a diclsmi en Hie cspltsl stork of Tsrnua 1 re- hum NviahM 15. iuat.

to itn. kliolder of record at the clo of t.ui.1-,,. No rewher 1 1020. 1 MM a I UbXr.K, lac Transfer Agent, 62 he red by wife, abater aad rtaatatr- 5.4 Int Mer Marine. 70 3 ro4 I 11 36,4 Say it ujfiwtrt Klowcra l.lr.riplirJ ro mptl All Part, ef nff and 174 694 6S4 54 90' UH 34 ss 30 .94 99 lH 46 94 714 ar.iTisTUti KFcoNnn The Investor's Pocket Manual HoiiWIet.

Monthly. 90 4 354 3 4 50 30 94 l-4 46 95 i at MM Mar pr. Int Nicke! ctfs Int paper Int Paper pr stamp. Invincible Oil Iron Products Island OH Jewel Tea Kan City 32 4. 124 74 4 88 -102 474 144 45 4' 714 334 404 64 6 25 14 32 404' 6 6 24.4 Tremc" Si Willys-Overland.

.11 Willys-Overland pr. 6- Wilson Co 52 4 Woolworth 107 40 4 64 21,4 It 't 62 SI tfl 11 tSJf 51 107 Mil H- tutikfr broker to an itwstnr on application- OR for current ropy vill lie sent hj FiasMlal lit. Bruail Nt York City. 62' 4 52 hi 107 BMton Li.il if--' I.