The Chicago tribune and the Daily news, New York - 1926-05-06 (4772205) — page 7
STOCK MARKET
IS VERT QUIET
Stocks Maintain Firmity
But Buying Slackens
PARIS BOURSE DE COMMERCE.
Fii-st (,,repe and smoked sheet rubh('r closed yesterday: May 24 to 3{.')n, .Tune 34 to 35-50. 4iig. 35.50 to 37. Nov. 37 to 3S. Feb. sG,GO to 37.50.
Sugar closed: Officiai spot 264 ta, 266. May 265 (paid), .Tune 267.50 to 268 (paid), .ru!y 270 (paid), AU2, 27" i.o# (paidj, Sept. 272 (tmid).
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EXCHANGE RATES
May 5, 1926.
A large volume of demanda from thi> outside floodcd tho exchange market today and with EngTand obtig'cd to put lorth a stl'ong dpFr'nsivf by the se11m1; of francs, the local unit as an inévitable resuit fcll violently to very. low fiS'urc.s. Opening- at a Iittle less than 31 on the dollar and 150 on the pound. the franc %-,,(.,nt rap.idty to 31.82 ' and 154.50, low figures for the day as wo]) as for- ail time. before the noon 1101lI'. Oniy a slig-ht. t'RC'ovory over thèse quotations was made dui-ing tho officiai trading- in the afternoon and the closing gave 31.535 on 1hc dollar and 153 on the pound.
Tht^ trading- after the Bourse le t the franc down to 22.02 and 155.50. on the . dollar and pound respectively.
,-- The Hdg'ian franc !ost fuT-ther grourut and lent additionkl feobloness to the teohnical situation, whl<:h still shows no impr'ovf-mcnt over ifs long predieamcnt. ,
l'rincipal variations for tlie day follow, with ofrieinJ ,¡.']os¡n!;' figures shown in hlnck facpd type:
PARIS EXCJ-IANGES
11:15 1:00 2:45 - 5:45 :':Ü,SH 31.82 31.03 31.535 ' 32 0» 1;'.(\,Od 154.50 153.25 153.00 155.50 LONDON EXCHANGES
l'rev'.s. \1:;.:, 12:40 4:00 4-3,0 149.50 15I.S7 153.12 155.37 153 .93 I..&',,,{j I¡.fC,:,O 4.8534 4.8628 'I.k;.'!s NEW YORK EXCHANGES
P 1'f'V',"" 9:15 11:00 12:00 4:00 ::O,s.¡ 31.62 :11,8/. 32.12 ■ 31.545 4,8.', 9 10 4.S5 1/4 4.85 3/8 Uio:, 5/10 4.85 9/16 PARIS TERM EXCHANGES
u:¡q,:, I )no. 3 mo. 3 imi.
F,Widon .... 153.50 154.78 155.91 157 04 New ïo'rk . 31.635 31.915 32.195 3v 4»5 i
Officiai closing- quotatiohs in Paris of principe foreign • excha.nges today and on flic., PI'CVÍous. market day, in 1 ternis of francs, wero as fnlTnws-
^ - Wcd. Tuen.
New York ........ 31.535 3().59 liondon' 153.. 14 8.45 Hermany -, v - — Jiolland 12.71 12.2S Italy 1.266 1.2:155 Spain, 4.525 4.405 Switzerla.nd 6.14 5 r.92 Hwodon ■ — ' . 8.20 Norway ........... — ,- ëelg-inrn 96 1,00 Prague -, ,932 ". — Pohtnd 3.1-1 3,11 RunIn.nta (100 li) . 9.00 .10.70 Varuna (.100,000) ... — — |
1 LONDOX, May 5,-.T h e followingwere the officiai pxchftns'e rates licre t oday, forpig'.n cui't'c-ncif-s being cli.lote,l ! ~ a .«-ainsi, the nound: i
Par of Ex. Wed. j New York . 4,SGGi"i, 4.S52S j Canada 4.S66.:"» 4.S187 | Paris 25.225 155.37 Spairf ; 25.225 . 33.745 Switzeriand ; 25.225 25.OS ! T1 olland v... 12.107 12,085 ! llelg-illrn 25.225 163.25. Pal y 25.225 120.89 Sweden 18.159 18.14 Norway ..... 18:.159 22.445 Berlin 20.42 20.385 Po]¡;¡nd 25.225 50.00 Al1stria -24.5S5 34.445, Prague 24.02 1 63.87 Rio (M. in p.) .... 12.50 7.125 B/Aires (P. in p.) 16,2;; 45.09 Valparaiso ........ 13.33 39.80 n
NEW YORK, May 5.—Today's for-
eign exeliali,-g,e quotatiOtT-: in terms of | dollars were as follows:
Wed. : Tue-s.
Paris .0317 ,032,1 London GO days .. 4.S131 1 4,8112 Do" si.srht 4.S'187 .. 4.S50H Dû" cables .... LS556 4.8556 Bet'Jin ...2380^ ,23$0 lMadrid 14 39 .14 13 Rome ,0401875 ..^.01,01875 Gencva ,l931i .193 Athens ,012 t." .0124
Rr ussels .030 1 .0321 Amsterdam 4018 .40175 . Stockholm .26765 - ,2677:; Oslo ..,......... ,2158 .2180 Vienna ..1412 - .1 112 '
U.S. PRODUCE MARKETS
(Special Cable To The Tribune).
. N.RVV YORK, May -5.—Coiten .5.—CoMenwas' more rea;uiar on the ma.rket lier,o today and :after e.arly (''asi.ness positions took on a better t0118 nrar the end or. the session, closing- 3 to 10 points l'ot'waf-d on most futures. January closed 1 point down, as all exception to ,the :;'cnerat firmU y. Spot - cotlnn was in ■ bette^ demand and rose r) points on the. day.
At New Or)oan.'-! the )na''kpt \\'as a slmt1e strong(,r- with spot middling ctosing' ut 18,00, ag'ainst 17.89 for yesterday, while May and Oct. closed al 18-00 and 16.75 respecti vely, against 17.97 and 1 G.Cî!J 'fO[' ycstPrday.
C'offee ran h.'rcg'innt' for the. grenier part of the day, most issues gainins' some steadiness to\vard the close, however, which was 3 to 9 points Hp for ail positions cxcept March and May (1927). which closed 4" and 3 points casier respect ivply.
Raw suga r- futures had less aetivity, ,1)\'11 the ■ tone was lower generally 1 and .2 points casier. July \vas 1 point
bettfr. on the day and Centrif1,\g31 Cuban unaltered at 4,] 4, , , ~ >
. : - COTTON . Wed- Tues. spot ; i?;.:'.') u aï ^a>* 1.-,.,;-, iïSi lune i*,u 18.:» •July — "is.19 " 13,1 Augiist .v.....4... ; 17.75 . 17.12 Septem.be r. 11;..% 17 Oetobei- 17'. 31 .17. % November - 17.16 17,08 Dccember .....' 17.00 •lannary 16.97 10.98 Feb ru at-y 17.08 17-, W March n.'ly 17 !•> Aptil
COFFEE
Spot.' .......- ,19 3/4 -19 '7.'J6May (. , .17.77 : 17.70 •July •' - 17.37 17.28 Seplcmbei' ic.45 . 10.40 ])cMnihpt- .*..... Hj.s.') 15.82 •lanuaf-y ir,.oo . 15.55' -M arc. h : 15.32 15.36 Mav: .()M7)' v...-.. 15,02 j-, 05 SUGAR
rent. Cuba (scll-.'js) ....'. ,h1', i.u May Raw 2,41 2.-U .7 a 1 y 1 ; a w 2,52 . 2.51 Sepleniiior Raw- - 5.tr.' 2.63 DeceiTi.ber l'aw ..: 2.72 . 27, .1 arma l'y '\'R.iw ......... i>.72 2.73 March Raw '..1,(% 2.57
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
CM LCACa, /May 5.*—More,-Vnçpuraging support-was at h and in the wheai market, today and uf't.cr fait- aetivity for the g'reater part of the session pr]c';3. wer-e bolstered nu 1 1/8e to 1 l/4c. Less favorable A\'catht'r for the new crop and ntct'eaHMl .export aDi.t local inquiries assisted in the rise..'
The corn market ruled pasif?t'. t'losing1/8(" to 1/tc, Jr.\\'n. ' •
W H £ AT Wed. >, TuesMav" iv.i l;2 155 1/i .111 l'y :... 139. 5 s 1 as 1 .-'o Se[itendier —'..Vi:-ï5'1/S 133 7 8 ' CORN
Mav ,.: ,70 3'4 71
•l.i il y » 75 1/2 75 Scptetulver ... , ' . " ... ' 7S 7-8 79
Markets At A Clance.
NEW YORK
Lr!S'f'OG.KS.-Pri't('s close •wilh littlo Ie ng& over Tuesday: yO'NDS.—Sligrhtly lower.
fOBEfGN ' " EXCHÂNGE. — Franc ms sharp dive clown ward, closing ztt ,535 on the dollar.
1 tj {'OTl'ON.--ClosE's 3 ,to 10 pQints up most futures. •*'_ mçqi'S'ÉE.—ïrregular. " '
I "sUG/tR,-Futures l'un unevcnly.
CHICAGO
W;]yHEAT.—Firm. | Easier- ">•* * - ~ 1 1 -
(Special Cable To The Tribune).
ÎKEW VORK, May G.—The behavior „f stocks at the opening- of the market this morning was toward bel toi.- prices, wt trading'. was light and a-dvances riiile stea{1S"" and evenly distributed yer the list were slow and of small argins. Activity dec-rcased .notîceaMy ^ the session went on and less than Oû.000 shares r'ha.ng'pd hands du ring' ho day.
r The situation in Crcat Britain eoninued to hang- ov.er.the market as a jmpeninsî j"Óg and nperators were uniblt> to funï I)rol)er guidanée for any ' Authu-siaStlc aetivity. Business went . Ihfad on more or less of a routine Tx^is, spéculation mn king few appear- j itttcps and always withiii very safe ! ,:jriargins. 1 j 4 Pespite the Jack of stimulating- ac- j tivity, stocks, in ail inf!uent!al quarieis wa/nfained firm leve1s and aianto close at Slightly botter fïgures Uian.yesterday. Tlie laclc of bear opposition and no actively discoura.g'- i je»'news was more or less accountable for the steady tone, the strikÈ. [ beiîig' regarded not as a particDta.rJy j liûfjtvorable, factor, its influencé heing' • to brln'g" business to à hait rather than to actually deprc.sg market. prices, . A few spécial stocks . declined for single reasons, such as jLoosp.-Wi!ps Biscuit Company wJ1ich fell off 5 points, but tlie tendeney of leadingrails and industrials was higher and otlier stocks followed their example and fraction al gains were recorded on most stocks [if the close.
I all money rates stiffened toward the end of the. session from 3 1/2 to \ per cent., but the volume: of business wa o sùglït that no perceptible influence was felt by the rise.
£ The market close was very quiet but v th stocks still firm.
FINANCIAL NOTES
'total assets of the Atlantic C'oast Lnie Kailroad at the close of 1925 were . $856,109,000 against $337,723,609 in the previous year. Profit and loss surplus was $8H,071,762 against $71,276.84G; eurrent assets, $35,419,501, «nd eurrent • liâbilitrês- $i4,1.i3Õ.055. V
FOREIGN BONDS ON
WALL STREET LIST
GOVÊRNMEN.T SONOS May 4 Apr. 27 Arg-ëniine Con. 7S, 1M7 ..- lui :us toi 1/2 Argentine Govt. 6s. 1959 ...98 1/2 98 1/4 AU,str;lli.a 5s, 19M &S 1/2 98 7/8 Austria Gon. 7s. ïô-43 100 SA 101 1/9 K. B€iginm 85. 1945 ...... 107 107 l/a K. Helgium Conv. 6s, 1955 .. 84 1/3 8o 1/1 K. f!e]gimn 75. îftr» îH 7/8 9.-. 3//. D of canada. 5s, 1!f52 .... 104 3/4 10."'
11. of ChUe 8s. 199G ........ 10'2 1/4. 10?
R. of Chile 8s, 1940 108 3/4 109 1/4 H. of Chile 7S, 1942 lui f/5 101 1/4 I R. of Cuba 5 l/3s, 1953 S. F 102 101 1/2 CzechosJovaK 83, -A,, iffej .. 101 8/4 toi 7/8 Czecliosîoyak lis, "A" 1945 97 1/2 98
K Denmark 6s. KK2 10.1 7/S iOi K. Denmark r3 1 /'2s. 10Ô.V .. 99 99 1/4 Dutch E Indies f) l!C::s, 19Z,z 102 5/8 103 3/4 R. of Finland e3, ID;':, 86 3/8 87 1/4 R. of Fin]an<l 7s. 19C^) 97 ■ 97 1/2 Ft'CttCh GVL. 7 1/:!.b INI .. 98 5/8 ■ . 9* 5/8 French Gvi„ 8$. 1945 100.1/4 102 3/4 French Gvt, 7s, 1949 90 3/4 90 1/2 German Gvt. 7s. 1!Y.9 103 103 1/4 Kep. or Hait:. 6S, 195-2 ...... 97 3'.<! 97 1/2 K ITungat'y 7 I/Qs. 1944 ... 96 1i'J 9fi 1/4 K. Ttaly 7S, 1951 91., 5/$ .94 5/8 Japan Gvt. 4s, 1001 87, 1/4 , 87 1/4 Japan Gvt. 6 1/25, 1XA .... Si 3/4 >95 1/4 K. !<efhPr)a''nds 65. 1954 .... 10.^1/4- IOi 1/8 K. NotHv-av -€s. 19W 101 1/4 101 1/2' K. Xorway ô 1/2$. 1965 .... ■ OC 3/4 '.'SC 3/4 Queen?land 6s. 1947 105 10:) 1/9 Queensland 7s, 1941 lii 3/4 113 Seine Depi. 7s. 1942" .... ' s9, 88 1/4 Swedlsh Ovt Cs; 1939 105 105 1/8 Rwedish Gvt. 5 1/2$, 1954 ... 102 3/4 '103 1/8 Swiss Gvt. 5 11'25 1929 .... 109 1/8 102 Swiss Gvt. SS. 1940 1.14 1/4 llf) l/2' Rwis» Gvt. 5 1 /2s. 1946 .... 104 1/2 10>'. 1/4. , U, R. G. R & l. 5 1/25. 1929 US US 7/8 U. K. G. B. & L 5 l/3s. 1937 10'. 105
FI of Ti /'1H."11:l \' «i- 1!W1 ... 103 1<30 Cllrl£S & INDUSTRIALS May 4 Apr. 27 Ca/iadian fac R. H, iuet»s 83 3'4 85 Cent. Argent, Ry 65, 1927 .. 10» 1/2 • lûf» 3/8 Christiania ôj. 1&54 102 joi 5/s Cop^nha»en 5 1125, 1 m fia 1/2. 99 1/2. Danish Mun. Coas- 85, 1MC. Ml ij.', 112 Finnish Mnn. (J î/2s. 1954 .. fil 3/4 80 1/2 FMn'"!î Citie? 6s, 19-3 h " '* 'SC 172 1/-7 fnd. BaTH. .Tafan 6s, 1927 .. 100 3/s 100 i'/4Mort, Bk. Ch de 6 tlSs, 1957 98 Orient. Dev. Co.. C-$, Igr,3 .. m 1/2 s-s 3/4 P. L M. Railroarj 6$, 1^ 77 77 1./', P. L. M. Ratlrond 7s. m>8 Sê ' Bi) 3/4 Rotterdam <K im 1.04 J/3 105 (K-Bnrdeanx. Lyon s and MarseiUes.)
LONDON MARKETS
(Tribune Press Service).
I iONDON, Ma.vbf.gfT7çThe Lon-don markets are keeping- a calm front in face of the. crisis. Wilh a grim determination dealers are making • widemargins on stock priées with the resu1t that a number of shares are changing hands with some freedoni and stocks in many. directions are in actuai demand. Business is generally at a minimum, hovveven and barg'ain hunters are finding- it a hard job to buy at eurrent Jeveis.
Jobbers, of course, are not anxious to deal but in no direction is there the slightest désire to profit by the national ealamity, m '
The 5 per cent. war 10an was quiet at 99 3/8. Rubber shares found Jittle doing- with spot as 2s i:t;'-td nominal.
I Lfeans .(7 days market) . 4 1/2 5 i/ô' Dlsets, 3mp. lia 11K Bills 4'9/Ic 4 5/8 Consols 4 1/2 fie -5, • __f„j 1/4. WaT L©ans f) pc, — 99 g/s 99 3/8 pc, •■■■ • ' 99 ai. 99 3/4 "3 1/2 pc, .. 97 1/2 97 1/2 * 41/2 pc... 93 114 ,9:J 3/4 I rench 3 pe, 9 . 9
* ■> Pc 10 1/2 11 l/4 pc. 1917- 8 8 1/2
, 4 pc..1918 10 1.5 9 3/8 fcjfyptian t'nitjé 8'1
Tui'kish Unifié / u j/,; y, yr-, Atf tliSOIl • ly, .1:\/, Baltimore and Ohio ,. 90 89 Canad la n Pacifie ...... isi jbi Chesapeake and Ofii(., , 125 105 1 !.2 " ('hUago-Mll. & Sr. Paul 10 1/2 10 1/2 Erie 31 1/2 I!I 1/2 J.ouiCTfile &, Moshville 126 120 1/2 M. Kansas and Texas .. 37 ;x> i/y N. Y. Central 127 125 1/2 N- Oni. and Western . 22 l-2 -22 1/n Pen/isylvattia 53 ' 53 '-.omhprn Pacific j09 ifio i;nion I,aûjflc, 152 irîà N'orlll Eastérn 55 Def. 17 1/4 17 1'4 Midland Scottish 70 ll\! 70 1/3 . (hL Western Cons, .... 83 s3 !/'•> SOtjtttprn Def............ 42 3/4 43 nHt., Am. Tob.'Cô «j 17/32 '5 23/32 Atiglo-Malay -.35/— > 30'9 Mexic-an Eagle W.'(; ''Jlf....- Royal Dur eh 32 '32 1/8 SheU Trançport 4 3'$ !¡ iî'32 Crown Mines *8/9 58/9 ' De Beers Deî 14"1'8 14 3/s pand Mine? , 5:319 M/— Mexico cl Oro 1 1./2 1 1/2 Arta(,on(J.i ..'........ o. 0 '9 1/2 9 3)4 Rio Tixito ; ..% 1/8 3C 7/S Utah Coflper ...-. 20 15/16 20 15/16 Coppef SpQt. M/)]/3 ;;6(13/9 Cop!,M?t' Fut. (3 Mo.) .. 57/8''J ' 57/11/3 $iiver spot .; 30 5/8 . 30 5/16 Silver' Fut, (2 Mo.} .. 30 9/16' "30 f/4 Gold : S',!JÙ . 81¡1111/2 Mercu r y 15/2/6 1;',/2/6 Tin Spot 272/2/6 '26S!7!G Le fui Spot (Dornestic) . ,¿O(IO/-- 'JrJf1";J(- Lea d Spot (Forei.rn) .. 27/1 S/9 9S/—/— Zinc Spot ;• ;;21-/- 31/1:-'/-
HAVRE MARKETS.
HAVRR, May Cotton opened here today: May 688, lune 090, July 694. Sept. 699, Nov. 702, ,hm. 70C, March 710. April 710.
Coffee closëd: May 768, J'une 752.
July 750-50. Sept. 734, Nov. 712.25, Jan. 699.25, March 6S2.50, April 680.50. /
Ohio Oil Co., one, of the oJdest of the Standard Oil group, is s'oing outside the United States in exploration for cru de- oil production for the- first time since it s org-a nization nearly 40 y cars ago. It ha,g purchased 4,000,000 acres from Hoffer Oil Corp., of which T. B. Hoffer is président, in the sta1e of Coahuila, Mexico. This is part of Mexico which adjoins the Texas border South, of Rag'l& Pass.
A new company has been formf"(.t, Under Mexi-can lawà . known -aa. thé Ohio-Mexico Oil Corp., in which Ohio Oil retains a majority. interèst, about eo 0/0, and the' balance is owned by Ho£f*/• Oil 'qurp, and others, ;
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PARIS BOURSE
Wi1h the pound" and dollar soaring to new heights in the rijarket yestèrday the Paris Bourse found much better support ail along- the line, though the advance in stock prices by no means followed preportionately the rise of foi-eign exchang-e rates.
French issues were rather caIm, however, but relatively fnm. Internationals, after some, enr]y hesitancy, were drawn into the renewed buvin:?. by those who had prr"iously sold short, and made gains.
The Bourse, then, foi- 1he moment has been superficially benefited by the influence of the strike, thougth obviously to the further détriment of the franc.
The closing- was fairly steady and support, while of a fairly even nature, of doubtful signiflcance.
FRENCH COVERNMÊNT SECURITIES \\'r¡J, Ti.ie>.
3 0 0 Bonds .(Perpi.) -"Ù, II) 46 90 l, 0/0 ■» (1017) ....... 46.15 < «G&> 5 O/O " .. (1920) (S. F.) 7-4. 74.70 6 0,0 (1920) 66.45 C6.90 Bons du Tl.tI-i;Jy' (j 0/0 1922 477 477
* " 6, 0/0 1923 ' 4fin.25 403. " " 1923 Sept. ".c4. 464. r) 0/C 1954 431. 434.
C''(ldi).. National t) O'ft. ïfta * :¡:t'J, 332.
6 0/0' Hf2:?', ,1,;,1'$, 457. 0 0/0 193; 364. 367.
FOREICN COVERNMENT SECURITIES Gf'f'man • (Dawesj -7s 1925 15.750. ' .14.850 Bussie. 5 00 1906 , 20.30~" 20.40 T.t)fc Unifié -4 0/0 .... 87. 91.50 FRENCH RAILROADS
Est 620. 620. Midi 675. 679. Nord 1.025. 1.025. Orléans •■-. (j';t) , 690 p, J., M 822. 850.
FOREICN RAILROADS
Centrât Pacifia 4s 2,340. 2.^;o. ChiCi-Milwaukeé 4$ 1.440. 1,370. Cleveland-Cincinnati 4s . 1.300. — .
BANKS
rîanfjue. de France 11.700, 11.650.
" Transatlantique . 276. «>76. 3, Union Parisienne 820. 825.
. " Fi'ancoltaliflhhe . 1.S90. 1 §90 Nat'. de Crédit .. 558. 555. Paris Pays-Rn" 1,230. 1 23s.
Crédit Foncier de France 1.499. 1/.92.
" ' Lyonnais l.;,!lS.' 1,620.
Compt. Nat. d'Escompte . SiSô, 889. Crédit Commercial - 598. ;,£1$, Société Générale ........ «27. • 827.. Banque Nar. du Mcxifp.ie 1,130. 1.107.
" Ottomane 1,083. 1.0S5.
MINÉS
Centra] Mining-/. 2.300. 5.340. Crown Mines . 450. 447. De î'.cers (ONl.) ,.\ 2.1SS. 2.126. Gednlil 569. 555. •lasersfontein DOI. 490. Mexico cl OrO 237. 229. Rand Mi ries .".,. 423. m. 1; n v Copper '. " 408. 395. Rio Tinto (Orel,) 5.7S5. • 5.670. Tharsis 431. , :'::7, Transvaal Land :-:Si), 309.
OILS
Mexican Easrle (Ord.) 203.50 199.50 Xorth Cancasian 69.25 71. nova] Dutcli ...49.300. 47,700. Sh Il Transport IIS<). 055.
RUBBÉRS ^
Caoutchoucs Soc. Fin.) . 435. 432. Malacca (Ord.) - 540.. ' 542. Padanj» J:û;,;), 1.6.35,SUCARS
Raffinerie Sny 1,870. l,£kS 1. Sucrerie d'Egypte I <m.. 1.072.
M)SCELLANËOUS
Chargeiy-s Réunis Id<\, 494. Penai-rova 1,150. MM. Suez 1:3,;,(1(J. 13.125. Th-omsÓll Houston . 32S. 329. Transatlantique (Ord.) .. 128. 130.
NEW YORK STOCK AND BOND QUOTATIONS
WEDNESDAY, May 5, 1926.
Day's Sales ........ 680,000 ____Tuesday 1,100,000 Y,aar' A,go ............... 3.010.000 .
Closing Rates T6i1ây Prerion* Closin« R3telt Today Premus Closin,-- Ra,t'l' Today prenons MARKET DIARY* Inter. Merc. Marine 8 7 3/4 U. S. Smelt and R. 37 37
20 Railroads 107.16 107.05 Do. pfd. 38 1/2 35 5/S U. S. Steel 121 1/2 122 1/8 20 Industrials 14;1.'19 141.38 ' Inter. Nickel. 33 3/4 34 Do. pfd 128 12C 3/4 40 Bonds .......... 95.08 95.2S Inter. Pàper Corn, .. 46 1/4 46 1/2 Utah Copper .......110 110 eny Courtes» Of t4ie Wau Stteet- /ourna-L Inter.- Tel, Tet.& Tel. Co. lift 1/4 119 1/4 Wabash 39 1/2 39 1/4 -CAl.J... MONEY Jordan Motors ...... 34 34 5/S Do. pfd. Class. A. 71 1/4 71 Cai] Money l'uling .. 3 1/2, \ 3-1/2 Kansas City South.. 40 39 M'ab] — ' 30, Do. last Quo.t: ..... 4 3 1/2 Kennecott Copper .. 52 3/4 52 3/4 Ward Baking- B... 27 28
; STOCKS Lehigh Valley ....... 82. SI - Western Racine .... 35 1/4 35 1/4 Àllied Chem, '115 1/4 115 1/4 Myers 7S 78 Western Union 140 -, » ' 139 1/4 Am. Ag-r, Chem.... 16 16 5/8 Tjîma- Loco ........ 58 56 3/4 Whouso JiJ. and M. 66 3/4 67 '
A ni. Can, ,......,.. 44 1/2 44 "1/2 1.ooso \Vi}C's Bise. ,. 95 100 Willys-Overland .... 23 1/4 23 1/4 "Am. Car. Fdry""." 94 1/2 93 ' Lorillard (P.) Co... 37 3/4 38 Woolworth 14-1 1404 1/2 Am. Linseed pfd. ' 77 7 7 Louis, and Nash..... 122 122 1/2 CURB
Am. Locomotive . 9U • Hl; Marland Oil "'.!o"" 55 54 lf2 Brit. Am. Tobacco.. 25 1/2 26 3/4 Am. Radiator 100 104 May Dept.,- Stores .....113 112 1/2 Cent. Cast L P. ] 7 l/s 17 1/4 Am. Safety Raz... 4 7 1/2 . 47 3/8 Miami Copper il 3/4 12 : Com'wlth. Pow, New. 3 1 .1/4 33 7/8 Am. Ship. and Com. 9 .. 9 3/4 Missouri Pacifie .... 30 3/4 ' 30'1/2 Coiifl Baking A... 80 1/8 79 5/S Am. Sme]ting' ...... 1.17 116 3/4 Do. pfo. 78 3/4 79 Cont'l Baking P....12 12 1/8 Arn. Steel Fouhdries 40 5/S 40 7/8 Montgomery Ward.. 61 1/4 1 1/4 Cont'l Oil new. w.i. 21. ' 211/4 Am. Sugar 68 ' . 68 1/4 Moon Motors ...... 26 1/4 28 3/S Dubilier Cond, "" ' 5 5/8.
Am. Tel. and Tel... liC 1/8 1 14G 1/8 Nash Motors ...... 53 1/2 3 3/4 ai,o(l Corp. 4 1/4 4 Am. Tobacco 115 3/4 113 1/2 Nat. Lead 147 144 Humble Oil ■.. 63 5/8 64 3/4 Am. Woolen ....... 24 3/8 24 1/2 Nat, n. M. 2nd pfd. 2 1/2 2-1/2 Tmp. Oil or Can .. 34 3/4 3 4 1/4 Anaconda 46 3/8 ' 4-5 -5/8 N. Y. Cfîntl'al 122 3/4 122 1/2 International Pcte'.. 32 1/2 32 1/4 Ârmour and Co. "A" 16 l5:H/8' N. Y. Chi. St. St.lj. pfd. " U9 1/4 99 1/1 I,chigh Val Coal .. 41 1/8 40 1/1 Armour and Co.'!B" 10 7/8 10 7/S N. Y. N., H. Hartford . 35 1/2 35 1/2 Noranda Mines 15 ii/X 151/2 Atchison 3 29 7/8 1 29 Y. Ont. and West. 21 3/4 21 1/2 Prairie Oi! new. w.i. 53 3/,1 54 1/8 Atlantic Coast " Line*. 197 198 N. O. Tex. and Mex, 121. 120 1/2 Reo Motors 19 3/4 ' 19 7/8 Baldwin Loco » T03 3/S 103 1/2 Norfolk and West-.. 145 1/2 145 3/4 Servel Corp 22 1/2 22 Bnlt. and Ohio .- . 8i 87 - North American 46 1/4 —. Stand Oil of Ind... 64, 1/4 64 1/8 Betlilehem Steel 39 '. 39 1/2 Nor-tliei-n Pacifie .... 69 7/8 70 1/2 St and Oil 01 1^-. •.. - lis 3/4 California Pète ".. 22 3/4 ' 3/4 OtlS E!evator 114 3 13 7/S Stand 011 of N. Y... 31 1/8 31 Cal. and Hecla .... 14 14 1/8 j Pacifie 011 . ^5 3 /4 55 1/2 S "ft & Co 111 1121/2 Canadian Pao. ..... 154 1/2 154 3/4 Packard Motors ...... 34 -1/4' . 34 1/4 Translux A. 8 8 Central r Jea, th; el v 7 2/4 8 Pan-A.meriC'!Hl Pete, . 61 61 Union Carb. & Carb. 80 1/4 80 3/8 C, crro CIe 1 Pasco 63 ' n.. l'" Do. Class l\ 65 .3/4 65 1/2 Vir C.C. S.s pfd. w.i. 511/2 51 . Cert-tced Prod, .... 40 1/S 40 Pe,nw R- R. -511/4 511/2 .. MISC. BONDS
Ches. and Ohio .... 122 121 PeOPles Cas Chic .. 11q 3/4 v U9 3/4 , • s riov. 2s, 1930 . 102 li't J02 1/4 Chic. City Conn ,pfd. — ■ .3 2/4 ?mpaIiyr< 72 1 .-2 72 71/4 i.ib. 3 1/2s. 1937-47 100 3/4 100 25/32 Chic. Great Western S 1/2 S 1/2 - , °J!f %Com"' ' 24 Lib. Ist. cv 1/4 33-47 J03 5/32 103 3/16 C. M. and St. P... ^ l.o'l/2 10 1/2 ? f. 7/8 F).c.n<.)) 7^ 1 9 1!) .... 90 1/4 .90 5/8 Do. fJ(,\ f1 14 1/3 17 1/2 „ IlE'Rst:t! R Stei>I ' °6 French 7 l/2s. 1941 . 98 1/4 98
Chic. Northwestern.. 70 1/2 70 V,U,'J'- '-orv- ol- ^ 7/8. French Ss, 1945 ..... 101 5/8 102 1/S Chic. and E. ïll..... 30 l/i 30 1/2 î,u •.-••• 1671 V2 rtalian Ex. 7s 94 1/2 91 1/2 C. R. I. and P..... 49 4 6 1/4 „ 2'1 2G 7/8 Scrh, C. & S. 8s. 1932 — — Chile Copper 32 5/S U 1/2 !;adl0 CorP- ^ Am.. ?>$ 1/4 38 1/8 U. K. 5 1/2s. 1929 .. 117 3/S 117 3/4 Chino Copper ...... 19 1 9 1/2 .v£,'y Cons. Copper.. U 1/2 12 5/3 U. K 5 1/2s. 1 937 .. 104 103 3/4 Chrysler Corporatoin <31 1/4 31 '{ 18 Reàding 83 3/4 83 3/4 A tchls, New 11. Ms. -. 93 3/4 Colorado Fuel : 35 ' '31 7/8 Hep. Iron'and Steel. 48 1/4' 48 ]/2 Erie (1, L. 4s — 69 3/4 Consol Gas...92 1/4 92 3/4 Reynoldss Tob "B" ... 93 93 1/4 M. K. T. New M.Ms, .. — S5 1/4 Cont'l Motors ...... 10 5/8 10- 5/S Royal Dutch 51 5.1 S/4 Do.' adj. 5s. ; — 93 Corn Products 38 3/4 S8 5/8 St. Joseph Lead 37 1/2 37 3/4 P-,e,,tding M. 4s. —
Crucible Steel . 67 G6 3/4 ■ St. Louis and S. F.. 90 1/4 90 Union Pacifie .\.... — — Ctiban Amer. Sugar. N 24 3/4 . 25 Sefiboard A,LJrH' pfd. 83 1/2 33 U. S. Steel fl«d. M.5s. — 107 Cuban Cane 9... 9 l/R f Sears Roebuck 48 . 4S 1/4 ^.ustrinn . 7s. 1943 .. —• 100 3/4 Cub. Cane Sug-ar pfd. ,41 ' 40 1/3 Rhaitm-k F: G. ,... S3 1/2 54 1/2 Belgian fis, 1955 .. 85 Davison Chem.. 36 1/2 le 1/2 She1l Transport 4p 1/4 40 Chile 7s. 19-12 301 j/4 Del. and Hudson ... 159 1/4 157 1/4, 8bc.ll Union .Oil - 26 3/4 24 3/4 City of-Bord. Lyôns Dodge Bros, pfd.... 81 8.1 3/8 Sinclair Conso] OiL. 21 1/8 21 and Mar, 6s..3 934 86 Du Pont, "de Nemours 213 215 Southern Pacifie'...... 99 1/2 ] 00 Cxeeho-Stov. 8s. '51. — 101 3/4 Durant Motors ..... 6 1/4 . 6 1/4 South P. Rico Sug.. 99 97 1/2 Dutch È. Ind. Vs. '62 — 1 04 5/S Erie 31 1 /4 20 5/8 8oulhen\ Railwa.v- .. 109' 7/S 109 5/S Do. 5 l/2s. 1953 .. — 102 1 i "k Do. lst. pfd 38 5/8 38 5/S Do. pfd. 9j_. 90 3/4 Finland Cs. ' 3945 •. 85 7/8 Fam. Players Lasky. Il S 3/4 118 1/4 Standard . Oil of Cal. 4 3/4 , ni :I/i.) Frclich 7s, 3949 ., 91 1/S }'re(:port Texas ..... fU 1/2, 31 Standard Oil of N. J. 45 1/8 44 1/S i German 7s 194s' l! — 103 1/2 Gcn, Asphalt ....... €2 1/2 &2 G/g St.ewa'rt Wàrher 73 3/4 73 1/4 German 7s. 1949 — 103 3/8 Gen. Electric 16 1/2 S17 1/8 Studebaker 52 3/8 52 S/X ' Grc-ek 7s, 1964 — S.,) 7/8 Gen. Motors ......... 1311/4 131 1/2 Texas Company 0 3/4; 5.0 r,,, 4 Hung-ary 7 1/2s, .... 'H — 96 1/4 Gillette Saf. Raz, .. 93 v 93 ■ Texas Pacifie , 52 1/2 50 Japan 6 l/fs. 19r,4 . — 95 1/4 Goodrich -... 52 1/4 62 y/S Third Avenue ...... S5 1/4 "5 Norway 6s. 1952 .-. 101 1/8 Gr-eat XorthM-n pfd. ,2 '72 Tîmken Rdijer Bear.. 50 1/2 49 1/S Reine (dep.of) 7s. '42 S9 1/4 Hotlander & Son. Ine, 28 28 Tobacco Products .. -96 1 /•> 96 j/2 MPTAIQ
Î»i/P >5^ Pacifie Fruit" 1<: 149 coppef Eloot. Spot.. 1.3 7/8 13 7/8 lis lîs I s r, M CbppM. Rlert. Pat... 1,3 !/! !!?/!
IlllnOls. c.en tMJ lis a/S 119 L r. S. Cast Iran Pipe 165 16"» J \ or wc «'/a Inspiration Copper..' 22 3/4 " 22 3/4 1 U. S. Distribua .. 50 49 1/2 T^n Spot V' ^00 Inter. Cernent dom.. 60 59 U. S. Ind. Alcohol .. 50 1/2 50 1/4 Uinc F ' Louis" " 6 ^71 f..2 Inter. Harvester ... 116. : U. S. Rubber ...... 60 5/& ' GO 5/g liâd W 7^ Îk5
MiM Rlsfor/c CHÂTEAU with magnificenl -,Uounds nearfiORDEAUX-Spiendid Panorama Chateati in perfecî, condition, loth Cpntuf't 'WalL Hall. Guard Room, 2 sal()ns, dining ivjom, 5 m asters' bedworns. possible to «Dstruct others. 5 maids' rooms, CHAPE L, .Peatilitul. vineyard of 75 Acres, famous vYiutage, worked by tenants hringing in a "cleâp profit of 90,000 to 95.000 Fi-s, yearly. | Entire area 255 Acres in one piece. -'Prici» asked: 900,000- Frs. DESMOULINS, 9 Rue de Lond tes (Louvre 05-68). csi4 ", APPARTMENTS WANTED.
WANTED tinfurnished flat or house food ufigliborhood. Dlning. Drawiner. 3 or ibM; modem com fol,t. Write: X." Y. Z" "hue Lafayette, Paris. 68M LAFTCE PREMISES, plenty of Ilgllt; large yard. g round floor 1,000 M. Cellar 500 M.. .garage Pavillons. For Julv. Avenue. Garabetia. Write proprietor. MUXIF 25 Rus du Sumelin. C861
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Beantifui fiirnished apartinent to ' rent. ïiu ^WçOmfort. C-omprising entrance .«au. Kitctien. oHIce. f',aloll, dkning rootn, 2 cabinets toilette, bath-
- s'f. "loip' 2.- màids* l'ooms, watn, §;• tpntra.! heating:, Bent: 3,000 Vv'rite 1 Rue Val lier.
A V^f-S. (Porte Champerret), RE-192
RENAISSANCE 'CHATEAÙ
-E'dily furnished, 6.5 At'r'es, vrlneyard of Ist. fwwih, oO' K. from BI)rdeallX. 60 K. from Royan, jièar-2 >railroad lines, fine view, pr'ivat" i»ark. for sale 1.400,000 Frs. (Fur.aishm^s and comlng: orops estimated at, ^.Oi'io Frs), Good pj-afits. Write : W ALXIJT. iïe-ace-lfavas, Bordeaux (France). RE-191 i"-/1 ,FROM PARIS, beautiful. tm-t' » modem <:-onstruction, W,-. convenience;' water, g-as mai fi- k'r cenÜa1 heating, 19. rooms, 2 afhtu foüms, Sardener's pavilion, gxn-as'e. fit ; n'o- ? ^ai'k wk Rose larden , ;GUtxkr v*- nPash down 280,000 Frs. ;
Rue Turbigo. . 7290 j
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PLACE ADS AT THE FOLLOWING BUREAUS :
mess=""Bou'eVa Lime ureaFis, 5 Rue and 1 Rue ScrLbe-, P. o. P. otticey A 176 b w bit Pnï'to e^inalûi 6 i3 fto.e dp, Afédlcls; C 3 Ho. Sai.Dt-PâHtppe.du-RoûI6¡ »f tVLV: Il 50 **T. * raie de areneulTc
'' V9u«it-Krt „ ^2. ^ ^ictor-Maesé; 1 21 Rue Pel^tîet-; J. ffl Rue de LK ^ de Oholseul; M 75 Rue Rochecftouart; M 3 Bue dé r\t>lu'- Ater!n€ des FUle#-du,-Cal*aîrej R j 1 •' ^fwi^ u * ®f B<ml*ranl Sairit-Mieh«l; r >2 Rue Etîerme- JouiftoV- v t" n,e Mirooiesnil; y 1 Rue de Strasbourg-; X 57, hs
Boui-eyard VotMure; AB lii Ru» Lafayetie-, AC M Are«a« WAgram.
SITUATIONS WANTED, 4 frs a line.
fHEMfu Domestics posirio-n 1l'it./l lADY'S MAIB. sewingr, seel4s ^'°'l iV ' ,in«lish lady: vvouhi trav ; u- Antoinette, 102 Rue Richelieu; "pn - ; . 06858 18. -speaking , kng'iish, | rVrfpi.1 market, seeks situation LtIv^lox 6K>ï, Tribu ne, 1 R. Scribe -— 06S57 MAI D, very good réf., seeks !)()St f VJ fo;v: ,011^ ï™veL Mme. Hou^•':^JiU«_(iii Colisée. Patjs. 07286-2 - kiwi^î'A^t^RsTn'• serions, se yeaS. ; Ger'man, seeks position with 'HeVn» , •vr'ar „ Write -Augusta f '-1 fme_Mig'nard; Paris. • geo t)mfthCh disting. Lady, speaklng Enfrlisli.' UiMi ' German, seeks simation. maha^e,S c dii-eet-ion. cash iet-. Langeron. 330 : Saint-,lacflfues. - <M&M-3
AUTOMOBILES, 5 frs a line
!,§ For Sale iVaM* Cabriolet Mispano-Suiza 32 HP., iiew, • Ia> a^le at once. Munierouss accM;-. Henri ?UI'dette, 35 A Ye. des Champs-Elysée#, t " 07284
! 11 HP. PELAGE, 0. E. TYPE, perfect condition, 6 wheels rudge 820. Rear windshade.. Trunk, numerous access. For immédiate sale 23,000 FrancS, Munie, 25 Rue du Surrnelin. ~ 068£i
ROOMS 5 frs a line.
Beautifulty Furnish. Roofn for Cent., private apar-t., ,'ilo(l, cc>mr. Centrai. Write Haran, P. O. Il., -,cl R. Rochechouart. IMt Rooms, ~Salôn, prîVate"^bath," W. C.,*'te!ei Phone, eievator; 20 Francs per day, breâk! l'asi ineJudecl. Tel.: Vaugirard U-82. oc«56-0
FOR SALE, 5 frs a line.
FOR SALE Steifiway, boudoir grand as new. Write for apfjôintmeht-. Bilot, 5 Rue ; des Feuillantines. , P; n P. B
PENSIONS, 5 frs a line.
BEAUTIFULLY-FURNISHED n'o 0 M S, will! private bath and téléphoné, eievatorspécial rates by tlie.- month.. Hôtel Holly.wood Daunou, 7 R. Daunou, (opp. Ciro's).
MISCELLANEOUS," 5 frs a "line.
REFINED FRENCH woman would âccompa.ny American (,t, English shopping »i<rht-
TRIBUNE WANT AD CLASSIFICATIONS
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5,<—iNSTROCrtON-, 4 Fr-s a ttTie. G.—lîdSINESS OPPOl'tTUN!'rŒS. 5 fmirs: a line,
t.—FOR SALE. 5 Frs. a Une.
,3:':""POOg, POTJt,TRY, etc." 5 Frs. a HM. 0.—MlSCELtANEODSi 5 FI". & lIne. ' lÛ.-RèAL FSfATE. d Frs. a HM,
, (Spw-Jal ,rahrl<fo« every Suada^ a:M Wedn.(:!day.), - ' •
7-Room Apaftment in the smarte^t residcntial district of Palis vyith' a )T)arvfHt)us view on the town, to be ceded. AU camion. jn>.t don» up and , In-a modem building. New •fiirniture
.lo he so-hl. Write: EW>x DAL. c:o Tt-thnnn 5 Rue Lamartine. Paris.
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