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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-14
J. G. BRILL co. REPORT.
Income for 1918 Was 100 Per Cent.
More Than in 1917.

The report Of the J. .. Brill Company
and subs!d iar ies for 1918 shows total
sales and other income in excess of 100
per cent. more than In 1917. That item
az reported for 1918 was s16.761l54.
against s7,706, oss for 1917.
Materials. operating expenses. SC.
totalied Sl5.4I9.645 for 1915. against
s6,7ll,910 in 1917. making the net bal
ance before providing for dividends
sl.S4l.509, aniincrease OF nearly $3.50
900 from the figures for that item In
1917.
Dividends paid IN 1918 were 1856. 400.
against siss,200 In 1917, and the total
surplus before allowing for Federal
taxes totalled s265e.55I. an increase OF
more than $4,000. Federal taxes for
1915 were s425, 900. against only $50.
In 1917, leaving the final surplus OF Do
cember 81. 1915, at s2,23i,53l. an In
crease Of about $500 \.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-14

Tho lndNrssncd. as Trustee under the
Collateral Trust Agreement dated February
!, 1915, securing tho aforesaid bonds, pur-
suant TO section > OF Article III ~ SAID
AGTeo uncnt. hereby calls tor tenders for the
sale 20 II, as sucn Trustee, OF an amount
Of said bonds sufficient. az nearly as may
he, to exhaust tho sum OF SIX hundred
siSty.seveu thousand two hundred ninety
and fftN one huniTcith dollars ,SG6',2s 500
now in It.. hands for accouE, OF tho sink
irg Fund provided by said Agreement.
All such tenders must ho for all or any
part of the bonds offered, must state the
price at which the Same are offered, not
exceeding however lo6Ce Of the principal
thereof. and accrued interest, and must hs
received AZ the Trust Department OF the
undersigned. No. - Wall Street. N,w forh,
on or before - o'clock nom ON February
~. 1919. Each sI-. tender should be Sc
cur"lv sealed uat marked 'Ieuler OF
Ronds for Purchase for Sinking Fund Gr1er
Collateral Trust Agreement ~ nr1dcn
Upper Mlnos company, dated February J..
1915 Notification Of tenders accepted
viii bc mailed on or b"fOr" February 81
1919. and Wi, call fdr delivery % th4
bonds on or before February -, 1872, v, 4
coupons maturing August !, 1919. and sui
sequ"utl"
Accepted bonds should ha accompanied
by Federal Income Tax ownership Cert'T-
Gates covering accrued interest
Dated at New York. this 4th day % Feb, 1878
BANKERS TRUST COMPANY. Trustee.
By H. y WILSON. Ir. Vice hr'sltf nj.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-14
To THE HOLDERS OF
First and Refundng Mortgage Thirty Year
Five Fer Cent. Gold Bonds Of the
PRINCETON LIGHT HEAT PGMER co

WUt TtNTUHTy 7, IVoV,
Tho Equitable Trust Company ~ NRw
York. as successor by merger 10 The Trust
Company ~ Ameri'h. Trustee under mort
gag - the Princeton Light, Heat & Power
Com. dated February !. 1908? hereby
Invites -oposa'1 for the sale TO II ~ as
mar" 'GGs secured thereby az Will EXHAUST
IN" .Gr % Four thousand four hundred
''y-ut' -onN sev"uty-twO ceuts Ist4@l - IN
accordance with III" sinking ..nd mo
Visions OF said mortgage
written offers % sale ~ sad Nonis o.
any part thereof Mt n certain prize with
accrued interest. together with tho ION r.
20 he died with N" undersigned Trus''"
on ~ hsror" tw'lyc o'clooiS noon February
20 1913, At which tim" uffHrs vii ne
opened. The rlsN' - reserved to g',' I
any and MI tenders
iii TUr rhrIT rr,,,sr1
or NEW YORK. Successor 'rruF'HN.
BY LYMAN RuoNDEE, Vice Frcsld.ni.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-14
PIPE LINES EARN LESS.
Buckeye and Northern show
Losses for 1915.

Both the Buckeye Pipe Line ard the
Northern Pipe Line showed drops IN
earnings Tor the year 1913, compared
with 1917, according 10 annual reports
made public yesterdsy.
The net prohts OF the Buckeye were
Si,7l53sl, or ss.b7 share, against
S2.SSQ,0s3. or 1870 a share in 1917
while the net income OF the Northern
Was s5O32S4. or Sass a share. aea!ns,
$500, aG4. or $3.50 a share in 1917.
After payment OF dividends the Buck
eye company reported a dehcit of.SS4,
639. compared with s4s0,0ss surplus il
1917. The Northerns surplus for 1919
was SlO3.23+.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-14
FREE COTTON EXPORTS.
Remove All Restrictions Affecting
Dealing with Any Nation.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 3.--Removal OF all
restrictions against the free expectation
OF cotton not only to enemy but to
neutral countries was demanded in the
Senate to-day by Senator Hardwlck Of
Georgia In presenting resolution
adopted by Georgia cotton planters
urging more rigid regulation by Con-
gress OF cotton exchanges. He said that
the result OF export embargocs had been
that British spinners had controlled
largely prices OF cotton and its move
ment.
Representative Helm OF Alabama I'M
troduced "a resolution authorizing the
President to close cotton exchanges IL
found to cause unjust market manip-
ulation." The legislation was proposed
as rider to the Government guaran-
tee wheat price bill. He asked for n
rule making his proposal In order for
consideration as part of that measure
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-14
COFFEE MARKET.

Only about $1,000 biGs Of coffee were
traded IN yesterday and the market was
narrow and without special feature. The
undsrtone throughout the day was gen
orally steady, call prices opening at 10
I"ints higher than the previous close
and on a moderate densa nd from Europe
selling a few points more around mid
day. Late in the session, on trade li9-
uidation prices eased of a few points
from the best, closing al net gains o:
20 points.
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IS were s366.40O.


WAeHISGToN. Feb. l3---Offic!als Of
the Railroad Administration are not con
cerned. II Ia stated, in tho suit for a Sc
ownership for the New Haven road.
The suit will not affect Government OPP
Grafton or control. II IL regarded as
one purely between the corporation and
its stockholdrs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-14
METAL MARKET.

Lack OF demand brought copper quo.
tations Of l7as cents a Mound from
two Of tho smaller dealers yesterday.
Others quoted the red metal at 1Ti9
cents a pound. Pending the plan OF
the larger dealers 10 request the Gov
eminent to hand over the copper for
marketing they are holding TO their Is
cents quotation.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-14
COTTON STATISTICS.


New ORLEANS. Feb. l3.-Higher val
ues ruled in cotton to-day. the market
feeling a good demand on tho first call
and a fairly we'll sustained demand dur
ing the remainder OF The 1ession. Final
prices showed net GU OF SO 70 ee
points. March, 2325c May. 21.s3c.
July. 2o.Ssc. {; october, 1870. Decem-
Der. 1850. Spot steady art unchanged.
MidGlLng 25. 5Oc.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-14
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.


He" ork, y Y, FEBRUARY b, wv
A special meeting ~ the directors an 1
Tho stockholders o: CHARLES r. sTORE
81 CO. INC, vii; re hold on tho 2ist dA|
Of February. 1919. at . o'Cioc.< IN the after q
noon at tho orn-e OF su"h company. No.
1874 Nassau street in the City of New Tor,.
for The purpose Of voting on propositio q
shares OF common stock without nomins I
or par vsluo ard goo shares OF prefers
stock OF ths par value Of 500 each, -
$500 shares % common stock etthou
nominal or par value and zoo shares %
preferred stock q tho pa value ~ 500
each. CHARLES : sTORK. Presidsn'
LCSTER I. CALLAN. Secretary
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-14
To the stock hoiders OF Charles T. stors

NOTICE Is hereby given that a special
Iuertirg 81 IA" StoHhho,ders o.: CHARLES
r ~TOE< & o, I%c.. viii 10 held at tae
office Of the Company g. No. 15i Nas-'
street. C.rS 81 sew York, y. y, on IN.
is, day 81 February, 1912. a. 3 O'Clock Ia
IN" afternoon 81 that day to determine
whcthcr IN IuFOber % iis directors sha T.
80 increased f-orl sis 70 eleven. aud fur
iAr Transaction - sYc3 ot,e- business al
may properly come hetOrs such meeting
LESTER I. tAI.LAN, Secretary Of
Charlie. I Stork & CO.. In
Dated New Yo-h =. y. February S, 'alN.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-14

Coyee Cshles-Rio was fr7nsr over our holt.
day. with spots 80 reIs higher at loss60 for 4.
Exchange unchanged al &c j-22L. Receipts 1000
were unchanged A. 1900 Tor y, and futures
were 100 10 i75 rN's lower. r. pts IS 90 bays
and stock 1 SIS o0o bags. Rcce,lts at the rorts
were %. ON hays, against 50, ooo asst year Sac
Paulo had 2. 900 agsinst 3. ono. and Jundiahy
800. against 600 bags last year. Cleared
from Rio February II the steamship Ryloyl
with 600 bags and from Victoria on February
u with 2S nm bags for New Orleans. and from
Victoria February - the steamship Garibaidi
with 81 .o6o bags for New Yors
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-14
J. l.. Cross Coming TO city Bank.

KANSAS CITY. Mo, Feb l3.--J l..
Cross. Deputy Governor OF the Tenth
District Federal Reserve Bank. rendered
his resignation to-day, accompanying IL
with the announcement that he had ac-
cepted an assistant vice-presdency OF
the Natlonsi city Bank Of New York
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-14
Paris ROurse Trading.

PARIS. Feb. 13.-Prices moved irreg-
ularly on the Bourse to-day. Three per
cent. rentes. 65 francs for cash. Ex-
change on London. IS francs SO CEN
times Five per cent loan. 81 francs II
centimes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-14
London Money Markct.

LoNDoS. Feb 13.--Money 3is per cent.
Discount rates--Short and three months
bills. s17-32 per cent. Gold premiums
at Lisbon. $500.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-14
Pennsylvania Crude OH Market.

Oh CRY. Feb. l3.--crcd;t balances
S. Runs, l50,lel; average, 0N.l77;
shipments. ST,ee9; areTaoc. $r;tg.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-14
EARNINGS STATEMENTS.


CANADIAS NATIONAL.
Tirst week February .sl.4s 1857 Inc. ASs es4
From January I........, sls0.T5 Inc. c,ts0 1855
GRAND TRUNK SYSTEM.
First week Fehrusry De-. %S,<+9 Inc. lA 10,
from Lanuary l..-.-.-.. t.20i.6iS Inc SO 6c6
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-14
Corn Reaches High Level.

CHICAGO. Feb. 13.-Sensational ad-
vances took place in the corn market
to-day owing to war renewal possihili-
ties and a severe blizzard In the West
Prices closed excited at the tip top level
reached, 5 TO SIX net higher. with May
122k to 12a% and July 119% TO 800
Oats gained 3 to 3asc. and provisions
soc to 81.
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CORN A very sharp advance sent
prices up 5Rsc. from Tuesdays ANAL.
There was very active covering on the
part OF shorts throughout the day and
sentiment seemed TO have experienced =
complete reversal. In the local cash mar
ket No. white and No. : yellow corn
were quoted az sl.46is. cost and freight
New York
OATS-Thc market was Nrui and h!rh"r,
closing with about &c. net gain. shorts
were good buyers. The local cash marke;
was strong: Standard and No. white
quoted a. Joe: No. 2 white. 6sR7oc.: M.
| 1 white. esH T6sc.: fancy clipped white,
| esd7lc.s ordinary clipped white. si4 Q
SOC. all elevator.
RYE Market FIRM. No. Western.
sli5 cost and freight New YORK
BARLEY-MsrEet hrme-. Feeding. - 2
eec: mailing. SlTioT. cost and fr"lgh;
New York,
BUCKWHEAT Market duh. |pund
milling. s2e0. cost and freight New York
HAY-Market dull 40. !. 1895 1l.io;
M. :. $40 i.:6; No. 3, S.c5I l.lS.
sTRAW-Market quiet. No. rye, si
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-14

Old Colony Trust Company, Boston.
Central Union Trust Company, New York,
Depositaries.
Ropes, Gray, Boyden g. Perkins,
Counsel
60 State Street, Boston. Mass.
The sun., 1919-02-28
ASK LOAN IN TWO CLASSES.
of State Banks Adopts
Resolution on Victory Bonds.

SYRACUSE, Feb. 27.-Declaring that any
attempt on the part Of the Government
to float tho coming Victory Loan on the
lines and terms prevailing in the four
preceding campaigns might prove 'vearl-
scGsauvr perhaps unsuccessful tho As
ISOLATION OF State Banks of New York
State. meeting here to-day. with George
u. Skinner. Superintendent of State
Banks. as a guest, went on record for a
.oan that Immediately and strongly
presents attractions that offset some
of the disappointments which have come
to investors IN the previous loans"
ut seems TO us that the patriotic and
willing subscribers TO these loans are
entitled now to some consideration in
the terms OF the new issue, inasmuch as
the extra burden Of interest is prac-
tically assumed by the whole country
IN the payment of taxes" recite resolu-
lions forwarded to Carter Glass. Sec
rotary OF the Treasury, advocating that
he issue two classes OF notes for the
coming loan.
The State banks favor Victory Loan
Of 0ve years at not less than s per cent.
subject to all Federal taxes, and a tax
free loan to run for the same period
and bear not less than 4 per cent. They
would have both issues redeemable by
the Government at par at the end OF
three years at the option OF the Gov
eiiment.
The sun., 1919-02-28
CUT LACKAWANNA
STEEL EARNINGS
Report for 1918 Shows Effect
of War on Business of Com
pany in Year.

The effects OF the war on the business
OF the Lackawanna Steel Company dur
ing 1918 were shown plainly in the com
pany's annual report for thatsyear, made
public yesterday. The earnings a share
on the common stock were cut more
1917 figures being put 23.79 per cent. a
share. In 1917 they totalled Ash a
share.
The total net earnings for 1918 were
s12,46S,9O5, after provision for all taxes
and deducting all other expenses, except
renewal expenditures and other appro-
priations. The total net earnings for
1917 were s20,573.l71, decline OF
S,104.266.
Interest charges for 1918 were 81 .097,-
1859. against s1,4s5.279 in 1917. The
balance after the deduction of that item
was s11,371,746, against s1e,0s7,se2 in
1917. a drop of s7,716.146. The appro-
priation for extinguishment was some-
what smaller than in 1917. but the
charges for depreciation were written UP
about $1,000, 900. That item for 1918
was $2,767,S43. against s1,7s9.059 in
1917. After 1t had been deducted there
was available for dividends on the stock
only ss,34s,3s2. against s16,ss6,230 at
the end of 1917. The untitled orders at
the end Of 1918 were 314.94s gross tons,
against 731.256 tons at the close of
1917.
In the statement accompanying the
report 1t was said that the balance for
dividends in 1917. amounting to 1885,
23o had been adjusted by s779,254. rep
reseuting the difference in the Federal
tax actually paid and the amount esti-
mated as previously reported.
The usual quarterly dividend of ~
per cent was declared on the common
stock. It is payable on March 81 to
stock OF record on March 10.
The sun., 1919-02-28
EXTEND TAX RETURN TINE.
Period for Filing Information a,
Source Reports Put Ahead.

WAsHiNaToS. Feb, GA sixty day
extension of time to May I5 was re-
ported to-day by the Treasury for the
Hing of returns Of information at the
source" Judiciary returns, annual with
holding returns, returns of partnership
which are required to report on the cal
endar year basis-and all other returns
which are not the basis for the assess
ment OF the tax. This does not apply to
income or profits tax returns due on
March Is.
The information at the source" re-
turns are required from all individuals
or business firms which paid $1,000 or
more last year to any person or concern
Tor compensation, rent or personal SER
vice. To prepare them many large en-
ployers Of labor would have been re-
quired to use large forces OF clerks II
the extension from March Is had not
been granted. Tho withholding returns'
are made by interests for payments
made or accrued In favor Of aliens in
1918.
Tax return forms for incomes of more
than $4,000 will be issued tomorrow by
revenue collectors. Corporation income
return forms and regulations covering
them probably will not be available for
another week.
The sun., 1919-02-28
Bank of England Statement.

LONDON. Feb. 27.-The weekly state
ment of the Bank of England shows the
following changes: Total reserve de-
creased 100000. circulation increased
E16SO00 bullion decreased fl40,99l.
other securities decreased fl.017, 900.
other deposits increased 1885 900. public
deposits decreased f4,s56,00O, notes re-
serve decreased f973.000 Government
securities decreased f2,03S,0O0
The proportion OF the banks reserve
to liability this week Ia 205l per cent /:
last week It was 205S per cent. Rate
OF discount, 3 per cent.
The sun., 1919-02-28
QUAKER OATS INCOME.
Report for 1918 shows Gross to he
s4.Ob2.2e5, s5.211,7s2 in 1917.

The annual report of the Quaker Oats
Company for 1918 shows gross income
of s4.O52,265 against s5,2l1,752 in 1917.
and a surplus after allowing for dividends
OF S1.s32.sS7, against s3,477.e2S in 1917.
Depreciation charges v>ere increased
from s304,s24 to s549.e76, and the net
income before providing for dividends
was s3,502.5s9, against s4.906.92s.
Our policy OF making large sales at
small margins OF profit" said President
Crowell in his remarks. us clearly DEM
onstrated. II to the net profit is adds d
the sum reserved for Federal taxes the
amount earned would be s6,4o7.760, or
5 81 per cent. on the sales"
The sun., 1919-02-28
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

Announcement that the House Of Rep
tract valuation bill an easier tone to
TINE money ana a belief that the Cow
eminent conference with "a, copper men
next week viii produce good results
We're Gcsponsibie for u further improve
ment In the market ON the Cous"ldn, -
Stock Exchange Yesterday. Prices be
The sun., 1919-02-28
Increase Their Dividends.

An increased dividend and an extra
dividend were declared yesterday. the
Underwood Typewriter increasing its
common dividend from III per cent TO
per cent, and the Stromberg Car
bureter Company declaring an extra div
idend Of 25 cents a share in addition
to the regular quarterly dividend OF
10 cents share. The Underwood COM
pany also declared the regular quarterly
dividend on the preferred.
The sun., 1919-02-28
FEAR HOG PRICE
DISQUALIFICATION
Grain and Provisions Reflect
Apprehension of Effect
Of Action.
DEPRESSION MAY FOLLOW
Adequate Opening of Foreign
Markets Might Prove
the Panacca.

Persistent reports were in circulation
yesterday as to the possibilities OF de
sterilization of hog prices. Provisions
broke the maximum, provision interests
were large sellers of corn and both grain
and provisions reflected apprehension as
| TO the effect OF possible disqualification.
Fear that II such action took place
without adequately opening the foreign
markets there would be a period Of
possibly acute depression, was ex-
pressed
People in close touch with the pro-
vision situation were confident that any
action toward rehabilitation would be
the result OF opening up foreign mar
kets The action OF the Frehch High
Commission in announcing a big list, in.
Guiding provisions and oils which may
be imported into France without per
mits and this weeks decision of the
British Food Commission to place some
provisions on the import list after March
81 were considered as indicating a pos
sible general action on the part of i'm
porting countries.
II Is believed that the attitude of the
War Trade Board will be that as soon
as a competing buying market be pro-
vided price control in America will he
discontinued and the market put back
into the hands Of the regulay export in
terests as far as possible.
The president of one OF the largest
food export companies in the trade
stated that the opening of the foreign
markets. either in the way OF remov-
ing OF embargoes or permits. or in plac
ing the market back in the hands Of
the importers, only partially remedied
the situation. The most serious thing
was ships and money. he said. He de-
claTed that 1t was useless to talk about
free exports until ships were availa Vie
at some price and also about free
handling Of business by the regular
trade until some DEVELOPMENTS which
made free and open exchange market
without Intervention OF Government sup
port. should take place. When those
conditions could be met food product
exports would become normal. he said
CORN-The corn market was aEain in
huenced by the hog situation. In the local
cash market No. white and No. yellow
fosn were T quoted at si5oh. cost and
OATs-rhe oats market was weaker.
id,eciininE about a cent bushel under
OF corn and provisions. In the local cash
market standard was quoted at ssasshc;
$50; No. white, ssHc.: fancy Clipped
white. ssh q ssh.; ordinary clipped white,
66l5 J6sc. all elevator.
ny, ffEU 81 rast easy No Western.
BARLEY-Market easy. Feeding. ss1
New York.
Recommendations dull. Sound
milling. sass. cost and freight New York
80 SAS No. sisss s'ssdy No. Nc sGS
sTRAw-Market quiet: No rye. SIS
The sun., 1919-02-28
DIVIDENDS AND ISTERE.
DIVIDENDS INTEREST 7
THEINEW NORK ERUsTCONlRANY
26BROAD STREET
COUPONS DUE MARCH 1ST, 1919. PAYABLE AT THIS OFFICE

Bear Lithia Springs Co. Gen. S.
Brownsville s Matamoros Bridge
Co., Guar. IS
City of Greeley, Colorado, 41ls, Ref.
Water Bonds
Elmira Water, Light & Railroad Co.,
list Cons. S
For, Worth Stock Yards Co., Ist
, A!I-H Gold s
Inter state Electric Corp, Yr. go
Notes
Island Oil & Transport Corp, list
Lien 20 Gold Bonds
Island Oil & Transport Corp, az
Yr. 7ct Gold Notes
Lcavcnworth Light, Heat S Power
Co Ist Mtee. SIS
Manila Suburban Railway Co., Ist
Mtgc. Sinking Fund SIS
Mobile Light s. Railroad Co., Ist
Cons. Mtgc. S.
New York Trap Rock Cop. Ser.
Gold 6s
Perry Electric Light Co, Ist Mtgc
IS
Richmond Light, Heat & Power Co,
list Mtge. os
Ristigouchc Salmon Club, Series B
ST. Maurice Lumber Co., Purchase
Money $
The sun., 1919-02-28
LIFT EXCHANGE BAN.
Restrictions ON transactions with
Several Countries Taken on.

WAsHINGroS, Feb. 27.-Restrlctions
on foreign exchange transactions with
several Mediterranean and other coun-
'NeS were ordered removed to-day by
mo Federal Reserve Board. acting with
ne state Department. the War Trade
board and cable and postal censors.
Great Britain, Canada and France, II
vas announced. have taken the same
action.
me countries and ports included are
H-'"aHia' Serbia. Syria. Mesopotaniia,
Fln'and. bulgaria Turkey, Black Sea
i'-'', Bohemia and Moravia, part OF the
'"rT0n and part Of Palestine. Trad
WIG with enemies or allies of enemies
III Is forbidden.
The sun., 1919-02-28

corded was at $4,000. The sales re.
ported last night were as follows:
Phillips A. Clark TO Max BamberCpr
for sos, 900.
James Il. Taller 10 George Shaskan
for S6S,500.
John jerome Kelly, deceased to Boz
land lie Dehsan for $4,000
Benjamin b. Bryan TO James T. Bryan
for $4,000.
The sun., 1919-02-28
Custom House Receipts.

Il, o;,to 20, G4:,,. q; ti.e Custom,
House Yesterday were $31S,42610. OF
which Sliill".97 was for merchandise
withdrawn from bonded warehouses and
El7Ialol3 for rcccut importations
The sun., 1919-02-28

came buoyant and gains were recorded
running from half point to six points
The close was strong and active. with
Prices between the high aud low quota.
tons Of the day.
The sun., 1919-02-28
SELL STOCK EXCHANG ESEATS.
Prices for -Four Sales Run From
s6s,oOO TO $4,000.

Four seat transfers were reported at
the New York Stock Exchange yesterday
afternoon at prices ranging from .sss, 800
to $4,000. The last previous eale re-
The sun., 1919-02-28

San Antonio Gas & Electric Co., Ist
Mtge. Gold S.
San Antonio Traction Co., I,t Mtec.
Gold IS
Southern Light & Traction Co., Coil.
Trust S
South Carolina Ii ght, Power & Rail
way Co., Yr. TO Gold Notes
StarSsrA Gas & Electric Co, Yr.
Col IF. Gold Is
A. {. Tu1bury Lumber Co., Ist
Mtgo 6s
A. c. Tuxbury Lumber Co., Gen.
Ref. Sinking Fund Gold 6s
Underground Electric R'ways Co. Of
London, Ltd, so Income Bonds
United States & Porto Rico Navi-
cation Co, Ist Mtge. s.
Utica Suburban Railway Co, Ist
Mtgc. S.
Wabash Railway Co., LIST Lien 2oYr.
Gold Equip. S. F. IS
DUE MARCH 18TH. 1918.
Frisco Construction Co, so Equip
ment Gold Notes
DUE MARCH GOTH. 1919.
Ohio Copper Company of Utah,
Yr. Coll. TT. Conv, 70 Notes
The sun., 1919-02-28
London Money Market.

LONDON, Feb. 27.-Bar silver. AND
per ounce; money. as per cent. Dis
count rates--Short and three months
bills. 1872 per cent, gold premiums
at Lisbon, e..