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THE UltOOKLYX DAILY EAGLE. YORK, SUNDAY, 11. lirj.5. IO MONEY AND EXCHANGE fix wtiau Gold in Canada ERIE WILL REPORT LARGE CROSS FOR "MI mIij. aj ki Li PUT ALL F.

R. BANKS UNDER U. S. CONTROL DOLLINGS CO. HEADS INDICTED IN OHIO STANDARD TO BUY HUGE OIL SUPPLY Makh Millions MONTH OF OCTOBER La it.

ncv.als. Hih. Low. 4, lfolbfav. Keep posted on World's Nov.

N'ov. Nov. Nov. W.E.HUTTON&CO Established 1M Cross operating revenue of th Railroad Company for October will, according to K. D.

Underwood. FROM MEXICO CO. Greatest Gold Boon Gist your Free copies of Dominion ft 4', 5 i No S-'aturday Market. Otf TIME. Mixed Collaterals.

t0 daya. 9U days. 4-f moa. presub nf. approximate $1 2.000,0.00 and will likely constitute a record ownership by the Phoenix Portland Cement Company of Ohio of a plant at Nazareth, not In fact owned by the company, figured prominently ir the indictment for using the malls to defraud.

SOUTH PORTO RICO SUGAR MAY RESUME DIVIDEND Directors of the South Porto Rico Sugar Company meet next Wednesday morning at which lime common dividends may be resumed. The company had a profitable season despite a short crop and is In a position to make distribution. The last payment on common was ly, percent, on April 1. 1921. and In view of th company's earnings It Is believed that the resumption may be at this rate.

The annua! report for the fiscal Vear ended Rent. 30. which was re tor this year. Traffic on th'1 road Big Purchase From Mexican Seaboard Company About HoMay. Sa5U been moving at a very favorable i at v.

hout congestion, refl, eting Minms; Keview (lac. per Current issues contain: How to Analyst Mining Stocks I History of Famous Mlnoo Mining Olvlstands for 80 yooet nltw of Minos and Markets ftoadors Quoatlono and Antattrt Sasij Nov. fi Nov. It Nov. 7 Nov.

8 Nv. Nov. 10 efllcient operating conditions vhicli Ann aa COTTON STOCKS GRAIN aas1 are premitting the Krle to materially expand its gross business this year Completed-To Run 3 Years. It has become known hrrp that the Standard Oil Company of Nrw has about completed negotiations mith the Mexican Seaboard Oil Company for the purchase of ap COiMMKKClAI. PAPfcR, Beat nmea.

Other names, a-s months. J-K month and to reduce the operating raiio. On the basis of $12,000,000 gross for October, the cumulative grops N'ov. Nov. Nov.

ft Nov. 9 Nov. 10 asti Hobday. a aft1 ft', 5 a ft '1 5 fi1 a Mspt, Moports, Commonto, oto. Send your name and address to-day.

Then receive 6 illustrstod copies of DOMINION MINING REVIEW. No oblisatioo of any kind. Offer limited. Writs st oacc DOMINION MINING REVIEW 136 St jamea St. MontTpnl CatsnrU proximately 30,000.000 barrels of earnings for the first ten months will aggregate approximately $1 I E.000,- CINCINNATI, 0.

Finl Nit'l Bank Bid. NEW YORK fO Broad a 000. compared with 75.38S.414 in the BANK ACCEPTANCES. 60-S0 Daya. Eligible for Rediscount.

1922 period. cently published, showed not Income of $1.366. 946 after cxpenstfS. charge and Federal taxes which was after deduction of preferred dividends to During October. 1922, th Erie federal Reserve.

Charges of Conspiracy and Using Mails to Defraud. Columbus. Ohio, Nov. 10 William G. Rnnham and Pwisht Harrlion, drposed heads of the R.

L. Dollings Company of Ohio, were indicted here yesterday by the Federal Orand Jury, on charges of uslns the United States malls to defraud and conspiracy to defraud. The Federal probe lasted two days and -Z witnesses were examined. Two of thp witnesses to appear, were, aped Mrs. Christina Clark, 74.

and Mrs. Mary K. Miller, both of Columbus. Mrs. Clark testified she lost her life savings, $17,000.

in the Dollines crash, and out of a comfortable fortune, Mrs. Miller said' she saved her home and lost $59,000. The indictment for usins; the mails to defraud contains 12 counts and carries with it a -maximum penalty of five It involves methods pursued by the company In the promotion of stock sales. The mechanics of the organization nre involved in the indictment for conspiracy to defraud. Ths charge alleges a number of overt acts and carries a maximum penalty of two yea rs.

In obtaining the conspiracy indictment. District Prosecuting Attorney Benson W. Hough centered his attack on the alleged disposition by the R. L. Dollings Company of funds derived from sale of stock of the In Members.

returned a gross of 4.950. So far this year the Kne has re $12.19 a share on common, i nis compared with a net deficit of turned about 13'4 percent of Its gross Witnesses at Congress Inquiry Woud Include State Banks. Kansas City. Nov. 10 Complete Federal supervision of all banks in the Federal Reserve System was recommended by witnesses yesterday afternoon before the Joint Congressional Committee investigating the failure of eligible non-member banks to enter the Federal Reserve System.

,1. 11. Burrows, president of the Central National Bank of Topeka. told the committee that, all member banks, whether state or national, should be under Federal control and' examined orly by National Bank examiners. Mr.

Burrows gave as his reason that, examination by Federal examiners was more thorough and rigid than examination uadeP State Hanking Commissions. I. H. Nakdimen. president of the City National Bank of Fort Smith, suggested that all member banks should be under the control of the Comptroller of the Currency.

That It was Impractical for banks with less than $50,000 capital to enter the Federal Reserve System was the opinion of the majority of witnesses before the committee. The explanation of C. W. Allcndoer-fer. vice-president of the First National Bank of Kansas City, was concurred In In principle by other witnesses.

Mr. Allendoerfer said that banks with small capital and bose earning power on deposits was smaller than larger banks, would be forced to borrow more than if they kept their heserve in their own vaults. Panuccp hea crude oil. The contract now under consideration is said to be one for three years and provides for the purchcase or 30,000 barrels of oil daily for three years. It is reported in the oil trade that the terms of the contracts have been antrccd to and that official announcement regarding It will probably bo made early next week.

The contract is said to provide for initial delivery of oil on Feb. 1. There is considerable speculation as to what price Standard Oil Com N'ov. Nov. Nov.

7 N'ov. Nov. 9 Nov. 1ft 4'i4S 4li44 4'ia4(, 4'4a4H, 41484 Holiday. a a4 $1,212,215 the preceding nscai year.

MAY. STMT WRIGI.KV SHARES. Chicago. Nov. 10 The recent ad DETROIT, MICH.

Krts Bids. DAYTON, OHIO HUNTINGTON. W. VA. CHARLESTON, W.

VA. Snr Torts Stock Eirhingt Jiew York Cotton Eschnnga Chicago Stork Earhanga (hlrngo Board of Trad Cinrlnnatt Mock EsehaJlfO Vork "urb Market FOHE1GN EXCHANGE. earnings for application to tho account of net operating income. Fig-durinfar he same proportion for October a net opernting income of approximately $1,600,000 is but even a large fig up? than this will be no surprise. Cumulative net operating income for the months will approximate an estimated in'- vance in William Wrlgley Jr.

Co. BIG BOND ISSUES -QUICKLY ABSORBED Public Believed 'to Have Large Funds for Investment. The outstanding feature of the bond market during the past week was the readiness, and even eager Nov. 5 Nov. 6 Nov.

7 Nov. Nov. 9 Nov. 10 Nov. 5 Nov.

Nov. 7 Nov. II Nov. 9 Nov. 10 creasf of $14,700,000 over the deficit of incurred in the .922 pany of ew Jersey Is to pay for tnis oil, but it is said that the contract is to be based on the fuel oil price prevailing in the port of New Vork.

Standard Oil of New Jersey is said to be prepared to spend almost 000. 000 for the construction of storage and pipe lines in carrying out this contract. This would mean that the New Jersey company will take the oil from the Mexican Seaboard perod. The ftrie has recently purchased four new gasoline cars for trinl on London. Genoa.

4 40 5.78', 4.451, Holiday. 4.4414 S.74 4.42 4.43V, 5.71 14 4.4214 4.40'i"" 6.651i 4.37 4.S714 5.671, 4.35 Norway. Holland. Sweden. 14.65 38.48 26.32 Holiday.

14.fi5 38.51 28.33 14.37 .18.43 2H.32 14. S7 in 26.33 14.23 3T.96 26.26 Swltzer- Bclvium. Rnaln. land. 4.98.14 13.26 17.76 Hoflday.

4.9714 13 21 17.73 4911, 13 21 17.89 4.9114 1313 17.62 4.78 13.06 17.58 its lines and according to Mr. Underwood they have ben found to be satisfactory. Kfjuipped to carry 40 pas- common stock has been raised a very large extent on the belief that the directors later in the year or early in 1924 will consider splitting up the shares and giving two shares of new-no par common -stock for each share of $23 par common stock now held. The question has been Informally discussed by the directors, but nothing definite has been decided upon, according to an official. PIERCK-AHROW SALES HIGH.

October sales of the Plerce-Arrow Motor Car Company were greater than in any previous October and were not far behind the best month in the company's history. Approximately 80 percent of the passenger car output last minth was In inclosed types, for which models the com-panys has been enjoying an unusually large demand. sonprs these gasoline propelled roaches ha a demons) ratvl their ternational Note Mortgage ness, with which the puhlic absorbed the $1 00,000,000 offering of 51a pef-cent bonds of tho American Telephone and Telegraph Company on Monday. As a matter of fact, the public had to some extent been waiting for the offering tor some time, as it was known in March last that tho Nov. a Nov.

Nov. 7 Nov. Nov. worth as an economic and it Mr. tlougli charged hat 95,000,000 was taken over by the Dollings com wells through new lines to be laid for that purpose.

This being the case, the operations of the present pipe lines of Seaboard in the Cacalilao field, I'anmo district, will not be interfered with. At the nresent time. Mexican Sea Ill Broad 17, N. Y. afeasSsrs Tort Btoet ElcW Orders executed for Stocki and Bonds in large or fractional lots.

Other for cash or on margin. Nov. 10 is possible their use will become more general on branch lines of the ompany. pany and that for this cash notes company contemplated some largo and accounts past due from subsidiaries, which were not. earning dividends, were turned over to the Construction Company.

cap directors, lUiry Bogel. 1214 board has a production of 70.000 barrels per day In the Cacalilao field, but onlv 10,000 barrels per day is be- GOVERNMENT TO WITHDRAW CASH. The Government will withdraw $3,110,000 on Tuesday of next week from deposit in this Federal Reserve district. ATLANTIC ItDIIXIXG DIVIDEND. Philadelphia.

Nov. 10 Atlantic Refining Co. declared regular quarterly dividend of $1 per share on common stock, payable Dec. 15 to slock of record. note and mortgage company for their face value.

Flotltusli and David Bog el. 97.1 Myr tle evc, and L. A. Hhst hfeM, ins run from that district, the re Statements construed by the Dis- financing as soon as money conditions made it possible to put out an Issue without paying prohibitive rates and to make it at the same time an object for old line investors to take the bonds. Aside from the offering of 000 Dutch East Indies 6'ss, Beekman Monhattan.

irict Attorney as positive claims to maining oil being shut in. The company has a daily production of 10.000 barrels in the Toteco light oil field, all of which is being run. Mexican Seaboard is drilling eight additional wells on Its Cacalilao acreage which consists of about BOND TRANSACTIONS OF WEEK ON N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE other offerings were comparatively small and consisted of high grade utility bonds for the most part.

One of these latter, the Illinois Power and Light 6s, was offered on a basis Nat to yield 6.10 percent. These bonds 27,000 acres In one sonu uiok. Through Its success in the Cacalilao field Mexican Seaboard has become one of the foremost factors in the High Low Close ch'ge Nat Thousands High Low Closa ch'ge 104 Atl Llne-LNcl4 Sl' 81 '4 lli U. S. Government Loan Net I l-g21' 'sf? i are Issued under first and refunding Net High Low Close ch'ge Thousand.

Hltih Low Clone ch mortgage on utility properties comprising some of the most valuable Thoussnds Pac Coast 1st 5 23 Pac Oss 4 El 5s. lat Liberty 3a 26 99.18 99.26 .1 4 Atl Fruit cv 7a ctf 18 18 17 Atl Fruit 7s ot stp. 191 1 IS 10 Atlantic Refln deb6 98 97 182 lS'i IN 98' 1 944 Lib rvg J19.30 99.16 99.2v .8 Lib 4 9S 3 98 3 4 Pac PAL 1st rfi 94U 1 Auslln Northw 5 94'i Lib 1st 97.23 97.23 97.23 .9 OFFICI 2 IS Montague Street Car. Cfsrl Strut Oo. Flifkt Uf EDWARD 0.

WENia Miu. street railways, gas, light and power properties in the Middle West, whose earnings for 12 months ended Sept. 30, were more than 2.16 times the aggregate interest charges of the corporation. Xsf. Thoussnds High Low Closs ch gt It Lorillard Pi db 7a.

117S 117 117 I Isorlllard PI db 6s 964 Is La A Ark f'S 96 96 96 4. I Lou Oas A El rf rs 784 764 764- 1 4 Louis A Jef Br 4a. 804 8-4 804 4 48 Iouls A Nssh I. 1064 106S 1084 I Ixnrls 4 Nssh rf54 1U4S 104S 1044- 4 10 Louis A Nssh IOI74 10IS 1014 4 171 Louis A Nssh rf 6. 96 M4 96S 81 Ij)uls A Naah un 4 90 894 90 4 IS 4 4s, AKAC 834 834 834- II A 3a.

St 824 MS 'Sr 4 LAN-SAN A cn 5s. 9SS 84 9St 1 LAN-S Monon It 4. 764 78S 784- 4k rt's 4s t. reg. 4R 4s 97.25 97 25- .3 .,7.20 97 20 97.

29 98.7 .7 97.22 .10 Mexican heavy oil situation. mortgmTmarkets Loans on Brooklyn real estate for the past week totaled $1,594,500, afe compared with $1,506,400 for th-previous week. Acaitmnmnts bv the various finan 9S.7 I Lib 2.1 2.H Lib let 4 1: One important situation that deal 4'S Kg. m. 97.: Lib 97.20 97.201- .10 i 97 24 9S 4 .11 97.21 97.31 .10 Lib 4U Lib.

41-3 rca 7741 l.il, 2.1 4 99 1 98 28 99 .1 .7 126 99 1 .7 97.28 9S 6 .8 ers have stressed since the notation of the American Telephone and Telegraph issue Is that, if corporations will olTer bonds according to their necessities and at prices which make the average investor feel he is getting a fair return for his money, coupled with safety of principal, there will be little trouble in negoti Sri leg. ll cial institutions were as Ul 4th 4 H.1 TJI) till res signments to nnanciai maiuun.i 98.3 97.27 98. .5 9920 99.6 99.17 .7 99.10 99.10 99.10 .17 1576 Trettf Stockt bought and sold on commit-ion. Cash or conservative margin. Monthly letter issued to clients.

Hartshorne.Fales&Co. Members N. Y. Stock Exchange 71 Broadway, New York ating the several big refunding Foreign and Municipal Bonds were 1.44a,uuu. Aggregates in Brooklyn from he-first of the year to the close of business on Nov.

3 were: New loans. assignments by. assignments to, $67,828 8So. BROOKLYN MORTGAGES (WEEK END issues among tho high grade rails that must coine soon and several large public utility issues as well. The corporations naturally have no desire to nay too high a rate over 2 Pac of Mo 2d ex s.

32 Pac T4T 1st 34 Pac T4T rf is Pad A 11144s I Pan-Am A 7. 8 Park-Lex Lhld 64. 83 Penn 7s 35 Penn gold 64a 61 Penn gen 61 Penn con 44s 93 Penn gen 44. 8 Penn 4s 1 8 Penn con 1 Penn con 4 alp 1 Peop A. of Ch6 1 Peo Gas A of Ch3 5 Peor A East In 66 Pers Msrq rf 3 Pere Marq 4s 60 Phil Co rfg 6s 13 Phil Co cv Phillip Ry 4s S3 Plerce-Arrow MtMS 6 Pierce Oil deb 2 Pit COAStL lis A.

1 Pit CC4SIL 44s 8 Pit Sh 4 La Er 5s 13 Pocah Coll 5s 9 Portl Gen Elec 5s. 13 Port RLAP 74a. S3 Port RI.4P 6a 1 Port Ry 6s 2 Presaed Stl Car 5s 18 Prod A Ref 7 Pub Ser .1 90 Pula Aleg Su f7 674 96 98 344 904 98 116 91'4 106 74 K34 93 ING. NOV. 3, 132aj.

1(9 4 984- 4 574- IS 96 984 4 96 924 I 991 114 14 983 1W. 1044- 4 91 794 US 4 H64I 4 92 4 964 924 9914 116 98 106 954 1044 T. Mortgage Co a long period of years, hut, with the easing of I he money market, a part of this difficulty has been solved. Home Title Ins. 3 Baldwin Loco 5a 100S 1004 4t Ball, i Ohio 6s 1018, 101 101.

63 Bait ref 844 84 844 4 11.1 Bait 4 cv 84 83 4 8384 14 220 Rait 1st 814 81 814 110 Rait I 964 964 96S 4 44 4 4, 764 76'4. 44 15 4 4s, T4C 67i 66i' 7s si 34s. 954 954 P614 4 18 Rarnsdall Corp 9414 94 4 100 Bell of Pa r'rg 954 964 964 V4 27 Beth Stl cn 6s 974 96 31 Bath Sll cn SS'4 874 It 25 Beth Stl 1st 984 984 P84 14 Beth Stl 89 874 884 4 33 Beth Stl ref 5s 96 944 944 14 2 Booth Fish deb 6s Si) 79 5 Rruden Cop cl 190 9914 101 4 16 Brier Hill Stl 934 93 93 4 Bin Edls gen 7s C. 1084 1051 14 27 Rln Edls gen 7s 10874 108 10SH 4 2 Rln Edls gen 6s 101 101H IMS 3S 17 Rln Edis gen 6a 974 97 97 -4 Bin-Men Tr 6s. 674 66'4 66a 6 Bin Tr 7s 894 89 894 '4 50 Bin Tr 7s ct 89 4 88 89 14 4 Bin P.

Tr 7s ct 814 844 8(4 114 5 Bin Tr con 5.... 724 "4 T2T4 5 Bin tin El 1st 714 ,774 78S 1 UlntUn El 1st 5s st 784 78 4 78H 84 15 Bin Edls Gas cv 7s. 1124 11044 113 14 4 Rln.t-n Gas rfg 6t. 103 103 111 14 5 Bin Gas Co.con 5s. 96 964 954 14 4 Buffalo Tl 'P 4', 87" 874 874 1 Buff 4 Susq lr 5s.

914 914 914 5 Rur Cedar RAN cs 96', 9614 964 1 Bush Term con 64 84 84 .1 Rush Term 1st 81 81 81 12 Bush Term BJdg 92 914 92 As far as the public is concerned, a r. S. Title csuaramy Title Guarantee fc Trust Co Lawyer Title Trust i'o Kings Co. Trust Co Weekly Stock Letter Sent upon rrturtt f'fr 15. -1 y.

stuck lsrcsmoe 120 Broadway New York Telephone Rectnr 5000. dealer who has Just returned from a trip through New England says he marveled at the amount of money In the hands of the public waiting opportunities for safe investment. 335. (too U0.30U MO.ono 3H.0O0 JoO 4.0 DO lS.i" 50 4 4 7.000 27.500 15.000 10.1)00 3.O0 1 so 784 994 814 93 794 100 86 934 81 914 664 16 114 t- 4- 4 44 He found industrial concerns, which have reduced their inventories to meet certain buying conditions, with plenty of money looking for an outlet for Iho. surplus cash in high- 1 68 14 Brooklyn Trust uo Lawvers Mortgage Co Linroln Savings Dime Savings Bank Greater N.

Y. Saving! Bank Brevoort Pavings Bank Willlamsburgh Saving Bank Rooaevett Savings Bank Italian Savings Bank Fiatbush Savings Bank BuHhwIrk Savings Bank Municipal Bank South Brooklyn S. L. Thrift Nassau Co-op. B.

ft L. Assn Brooklyn City S. 'A L. A Ban Fifth Ave. S.

L. Aicn F. J. Heidenreich Sons, 42 Magms Cop rv 7s 80 Manati Sug 1st 74 10 Manh Ry con 6 Manila Elec rfg 7s .11 Msnlt Col 20 Mark St Ry cl 6s. 62 Mark St Ry cn 5,.

41 Marl Oil RS A 1 Marl Oil 8s, Marl Oil 74s 11 Mer A El V7 10 Motro Edis rf I Mei Tet Del cvSa 8 Mich Cen db 10 Mich Cen 3'is. 13 Mich St Tel 1st 6s. 43 Mldv Stl A cl.is I IMII rf 5 8 Mllw A 115 4 Mil Gas Lt 1 Mllw A Nor con4'4 17 Minn A St cn 5 8 Min A StL rfex5n 7 Min A StL 1st 21 Min StP 4 SBMG'i Min StP A SSM I. 21 Min StP A SSMcut 1 Min 8 A A 4 71 Mo KAT pr I 6a 110 A pr 1 5 A 540 A adj 6a A 28 A pr 1 4s SI A 1st 4s 67 Mo Pac 6s 1 Mo Psc rf 6s Mo Pac rf 6s 238 Mo Pac gen 4s 1 Mo Pac 3d ex 2 Mob A 1st ex Is 5 Mob A 6s. Mon.

7 Mob A 4. StLAC 31 Mont Pow 5s 6 Montreal Tram cl6 19 Morns A Co 1st 4i, 1 Mortgage Bond 5s. grade bonds or nist-claaa preferred stocks. 43.500 Business in over the counter bonds 194-1014 934-764 oo 10.S00 t.O0i 2.500 ,000 421 ftf Mortgage 07270 Bond. Send for booklet R.

H. Y. American Bond Mortgage Ca Amprlrnn Bond Mortruy Bnildtnit 315 Madison A vp. York City Van.lerb.lt 2901 1 has been unusually active all week, many of the leading houses finding trade at better levels than for the past three or four years. This, of 494 out-sp, is a condition not generally Total $1,594,500 BROOKLYN ASSIGNMENTS BT (WEEK felt by the public which lakes its ENDING NOV.

3, 1923). MS 754 71 Reari gn 4s 3.1 Raad (4 of 15 nad-C RR NJH4 41 RiMTi Arma a 6 A V. rtp St rf 5'i. 4 Rep I col 6a. I'i Rich Danv (lr June 4 Rio Or it.

lnt 4 12 Gr A col 4 15 Roi I ArkALal i 11 Rogfi-t Br lr cue 01 the bond business from the aggregate of daily or weekly sales 5 114 114 191 914 86. 914 934 774 494 634 744 85 19 964 74 4624 81 1004 92 894' 944 874 714 is I01 994 67S 964 944 79 614 64 76 174 89 964 74 81 1004 as 894 96 87S 7 914 964 74 U. 8, Title Guaranty Lawyers Title Truat Co N. Y. Title Mortgage Lawyers Mortgage Title Guarantee A Trust Co.

Brookivn Trust Co Home Title Ins. Co Kings Co. Truat Co Mid wood Trust Co Metropolitan Trust (t Fvsft N. Y. Saving Bank Brooklyn Savings Bank Dime Savings Bank East Brooklyn Salnga 1339,250 1 rtft.000 138.20 10.750 9J.T-0 750 4 fi 0 1 1 4.00H 1 00'.

7.500 4.000 494 4 1 l'sVa 834- 4 894 IS 964- 4 I7S- 4 74- 4 114 City Savings Bank Kings Co. Having Mann 32 Argentine 7s 102H l(i2 102 3 Argent. ne 81 81' Lis Austrian 7s '8s. 87. 38 Belgium 9a lC's 10' I'-O's 71 Br Icium li 98', 99 1 IlelKiunt 6s 97 96 96 3 Iteigcn Ss 107'a 107', 1074 3 Heme Ss 3.1 Bolivia Ss S7, S7 874 28 Bordeaux 6s 79' 77'fe 77'a li L'razll Ss 94's M', 4 21 Brazil (offoei rs 974 97H 14 7,1 Prszll (t'Kltyi 7s.

794 794 794 86 Cans. la 54s 1014 1004 1014i- 4 2-I I'anatla 5s '26 100 99'- 100 4 3.7 L'anaria 5s 'HI I'm OM 1I0 312 Cann.la 5h W4 994 9944 4 8 Cana.lH St l.to 7s. 91 934 94 25 Chile P.s '21 K-34 102'1 103 4 51 ili.le Ss '4! 15 103 1'6 4 102 Chile Ss -41 1071.4 1044 104-V- 96 Chile 7S 96'i 96 954- 4 21 Chines. HilKRy.s. 4S4 47 4 4142 2 Christiana s.

1fS4 1074 1074 4 46 Colombia 64s 95s 94', 95 14 1.7 Comrana AzBar7'i 1004 ion lon'i 33 Copenh 54s SO SR4 8S'B 4 421 Cuba 54 914 904 91 4 4 Cuba 5s 1904 97 97 97 4 5 Cuba 1911 S3 93 93 1 2 Cuba 44S 87 86', S64 42 Czechoslovak Ss 93 92 924 4 9 lianish Mun Ss A. 1' 1074 1.74 4 I'l Dan sh Mun Ss 107-s 1064 106 4 Denmark I's KS I08 Denmark 6s 1'5 91 947, 19 Donilnajti a SH4 6.14 4 Dutch 69 96 4 944 14 367 Dutch ln.1 954 944 914- 14 420 Dutch Ind 54s. 914 894 90 1', 17 Framerlcan 74 S9 S9 1 175 Framerlcan 74s 974 t8 i 261 French 7L.S 944 2 934-1 23 Haiti Ca S14 904 914 5 Holland-Am Line 6 774 774 774 4 13 Italy 64s 974 974 974 4 26 1st 44s 944 934 934 8, 20 Japan 2 1 4" MS S- 2S Japan 2d 4s S.4 794 794 23 -Marg 6s 7S 77 4 7741 23 Lyons 6s S'l 78 78 2 42 Miirse lles Cs 784 77H 774 4 25 Mexi-0 454 444 444 14 2S Mexico 4a 24 274 28'. 4 12 Motitrvldeo 7s 87 86 S7 1 31 Netherlands 6s S4 95 95414 00 Norwav 8s Ill 1104 1WH 126 Norwav 94 934 M's- 52 Norwav 6 '32 94 94 64 OLt-rlHl 6s 91 SOI, 90 1 7 Panama 54s 964 974 96'i 165 6s 724 694 z'i 2 Porto Al-gre 8s 96 96 96 :) Prague 74-s 764 76 76 4 11 Queensland 7s 1051 1004 34 Queensland 6s 101 1004 101 8 Rio 90 89 4 89 53 Jan Ss '47 90 J-rt. 9 25 Rio Or do ful 954 95 96 4 2 San Paulo Ss 96 96 96 29 Han I'aulo 6s 36....

94 994 4 16 Selns 7s 85 83S S44- 4 75 Serbs 7b 67 08 4 66'. 4 25 Soiosons 6 83 824 82 4 17 Sweden 6s 1N4 V-24 1I3 55 Swiss 6S 113 112 112S 4 4 Toklo 5s 67 66 66 14 241 t'nit I 54s 109- 107 4 1 74- 24 253 t'nit I 4s 1014 101 1014 ruguav Ss 103 101 1J 10 Zurich ss 110 110 110 1 F. J. Htidenreich Sans, Inc. Total COTTON FIRM FAILS IN NEW ORLEANS Nrw Ori.arts.

Nov. 10 The failure- of the important spot cotton firm uf YV J. Davis which maintains offices here and in many Mississippi towns, was announced on the Cotton Exchange floor today. In making the statement to the Cotton Exchange that it was unable to moot its obligations, the firm isaid it hai applied for a receiver in the Federal Court at Jackson, where one of ita principal Offices is located. The failure was set down by the trado as being due to the rapid rise In tho of cotton and also to the difficulty which has been experienced in the interior of the belt in securing grades of cotton which were freely sold ahead of many spot concerns some time $1,055,850 (WEEK BROOKLYN ASSIGNMENTS TC ENDING NOV.

3. 1923). I Cuban-Am Su cl 8 1064 lot 1064 13 Cumb TAT 9r4 $24 (- Vi 14 Del 4 Hud llV 108 108 13 Del A Hud 984 874 986. 94 Del A Hud cr M4 92 924 48 Del A Hud rf 314 844 .14 33 Denver 4 LIS 854 854 854 4 20 Den Rio Gr rfSs 42 40 4044 14 3 Den 4 Illo Or'rfJr. 39S 394 94 Den 4 Kio Gr 44s 764 74 74 1 15 Den 4 Rift Gr cn4 694 694 694 Dery Dry' Gds 7 75 734 54 4 Des 4 Ft 4s.

SS 37 38 3 21 Det Edis 1034 10314 1034 6 Det Edls col 994 99 994 14 50 Det Edls rf 964 95S 954 18 Det Riv Tun 884 SS'4 884 5 Det Unit Rys 44s 864 864 8514 4 4 Distillers Sec C. 5s. 494 49 49 IS 17 Distillers 5 ct dp 49 484 484- 14 1 Domin Ir A St 5s. 79 76V, 784 8 Donner stl rf 7s. 57 4 37 87 10 Duluth A I P.ang.5 984 98 984 14 13 Duluth So ShAAtS 794 78 784 4 95 DuPont da Nem7 1084 lots' 108 4 37 Duquesne Lt 6s.

1,4 1034 1034 43 East. Cuba Sug 74 994 994 994 4 1 East Ten VAOcnVs 98 98 98 1 8 Ed El ofBIn cn 4s. 894 831s 894 2 Ed EI of TcnSe. 100 100 100 4 102 Empira 4 74 9044 89 90 4 3 Equitable 6 94 94 94 10 Erie con 1044 104 104 84 27 Erla 1st con E9S 69- 694 4 Hi Erie gan 4s 60S 4914 504 4 4 Erie cy 4s A '534 614 534 33 Erla cv 4s 634 624 634 4 40 Erie cv 4s 6614 654 664 4 4 Erie A Jersey lst6. 88 864 88 1 Erle-Penn col 904 904 904 4 Fed A Trac 7S.

914 184 584 4 3 Fed A Trao 914 90S 914 34 Flsk Rubber 8s 1014 101 10114 Fla can A Pen cnS 954 944 9514 1 5 Fla East Coast 44 874 874 874 1 16 Francisco Sug 714a 1014 I'O 4 100S 4 10 Fraemont EMoV 1064 106-4 106T4 4 Gal HASAatAPlsto 98 974 98 1 Gen Baking Co 0.. 101 101 101. 12 Gen Elee deb 1014 10014 1004 1 5 Gen Else 14s 134 82 82 1 Gen Refrac 6s 974 974 974 4 I GenessM RRlatg 874 874 874 4 7 Car A Nor 92'4 904 824 8 a Midland la 62 62 62 4 87 GoodrlchBF 1st (14 874 964 97 64 Goodyear TAR 101 994 101 1 140 Goodyear TAR 1144 1144 1144 4 Qranby CMSmAPS. 1514 901 34 Orand Tr Ry Can7 113 1134 20 Grand Tk RyCamSa 1044 101H 1'4 -4 1 Gray A Davis 8S 88 81 2 11 Great Valla Ptw 5 9974 9914 ssi, 96 Gt North 7a A 106-4 106S 106 4 86 Ot North 64a 964 954 664 20 Ot Northern 86', 864 864 4 II Green Bay A WdB 7 4 74 74 8 Hav El Ry LAP 5 82, SI 814- 1 41 Hershey Choo 4 994 994 994 I Hocking Val cn4 4 84 894 84 4 I Hodman Mach 1024 1024 1924 10 Hudson Co' Oas 61 844 934 944 14 38 Hud A Man rf-5s. 81 80S 81 27 Hud A Man adt.JIS 694 584 Ti 4 I Humble OARef 54 974 96 964, I 156 III Bell- Tel rf 9S, 934 934 4 8 III Central 64.

109 108'4 109 68 III Central 64s 101 1004 4 15 111-central rf 1004 997, 100 81 111 Centrsl 4a IIS 884 844 14 31 III Central 4a tot, 80 804- 4 lt 111 Central rf 4a 864 S5S 864 3 III CACfltLANOrB. 96 844 96 4, 8 III OH 84s. Lou. 76 744 744 18 III Stl' deb 914 914 914 60 Ind' Steal 6s 100, I'M) loo 1 Ind Un Ry gn 5a A 954 9514 K4 1 34 Interb-R Tran 7.. 3514 I3S 844 22 Interb-Rap Tran t.

6t 664 6.6, 14 62 Intrb-R Tran rf 5 694 69 594 -V, 142 Interb-R Tran 6 at 69 E84 68S 84 lt Inter col 6.4 614 S2 1 30 Inter A Nor lstf 884 88 88 4 65 Inter A Nor adit 394 384 39 4 289 Inter col ts. 61 80 804 4 1 lnt Pap rf 5a US US 834 81 lnt Pap rf 5a 83S 82S 834 11. Iowa Cen lat 6.... 684 61 61 1 II Iowa Cen rf 15 16 16 6 Kan A Mich 2d I. 98 9 91 1 4 Kan rt A I 1014 101S 101s 12 Kan Ft 8 A 4 74'4 744 744 4 58 Kan Pow A 5s 904 904-r 4 33 Kan Sou rfg 5s.

88 84 86 67 Kan Sou 1st 714 71 714 Kan Term 1st 4s 81 4 814 814 4 19 Kan Gas A El 924 914 924 4 2 Kayser A Co 7s 1044 1044 W44- 4 115 Kally-Sp Tlra 1034 1014 102 2 3 Keolc A Pea- 6s. 88 664 66 4 I Kings CoBLAPpml 1164 110 110 I Kings Co El 4 ttp. 71 71 71 Kings Co ELAPoa. 984 98 98 -4 1 Kings Co Light 84 96 96 96 1 Kinney Co (GR174 WIS WIS MIS- Prudential Ins. Co Y.

Life Ins. Co Brooklyn Trust Co Lawyers Mortgage Co L. i itle ouaranty N. Y. Title Mortgage Co Home Title Ins, Co Lawyers Title Trust Co Manufacturers Trust Co Title Guarantee Trust Co $138.

sr. f) ll.ofm c.1 3 Oit r.4.S5fl 28.250 4.7(1 Ji.OOO 8,10" 8.000 3.500 301.250 131.000 11 1 ll.OOu 41 .500 21Mjft 1 'Ml 19. I 3. Of Hi 12.25(1 10, 000 99S 614 14 34S 19S 244 994 97 80 76 100S 79 1024 1044 95S 8514 894 804 814 744 73 714 1004 90 874 744 744 744 904 90 904 924 924 14 964 964 KS 964 964 964 9IS 91 91 4 894 80S 89i 103 ll.l 103 4 98 97 4 9V14 1074 1074 1074 4 108 1084 4 loos 1004 lool 96 944 944- 74 91S 9,4 90S 91 91 ill 4 S84 87'4 874- 81 84 84 44 1044 1044 1044, "4 89 89 89 234 KIS 234- 4 94 934 934 4 78 77 4 78 1004 100 100 89 $84 89 44 43 42 131 74 7.14 7S4- 72 70 72 2 Wi 964 96 4 93 4 93'4 9.114 14 984 97 97 14 91'j 91 14 4 94 93'4 94 4 1'4 104S 10, 924 914 '2'a 87 87 87 14 90 90 90 4 1084 106 105 2 804 794 SO 4 1074 10 1074 ST 4 S64 SSVr- 4 864 86', 864 4 62 4 814 814 1.4 93 924 93 884 S8 SSI. 1, 92 14 974" 97'4 974- 14 844 SI', 77 76 77 63 62 62 74 74 74 85', 85 85 9SS 4 964 4 854 834 SI 4 734 784 734 1 76 754 754 98 974 98 71 694 71 14 67 4 66 574 14 SS 874 SS 4 SO 79 4 4 664 66 66 4 75', 74 74 4 75', 754 4 74 7, 76 103 1- 3 103 764 74 74 1 101 101 101 14 89', S94 14 72 71.

72 4 9t 90 91 1 86, SSS S5S IS 68 67 67 4 39'4 40 i 46 4 45 4 464- "1 664 664 664 58 67 67' 99', 99 'r. 1014 101 l'l 4 24 864 85 s6 96 '4 4 64 964 96S '4 81', 814 81 4 99 9 99 944 344 17 66 87 1- 9S 98. SS4 934 92 934" 4 US 844 96, 67 9S4 l- 814 614 1 1 894 894 80S lots 1014 4 964 954 964 69 684 KSS '4 674 Sri .174 754 754, 764 805 794 80S 14 1005 10,, l.stiar 1, 99 984 99 954 96 954- 4 102S 1024 124 54 4 :5.., 14 34 994 394 4 93 92 4 53 4 92 914 914 31 91 91 924 1'4 914-1 434 4 4 42 24 424 414 424 6.1 60. 504- 2', 1024 102 1024 1084 1ft74 1074 107 106', 4 97 97 97 90 30 10 71 7,1 7.1 I 96', 96 961, 974 97, 97 S- 1, 94S 94S 9IS- IS 964 26', 94r Ji, 964 96, 96, 92 92 97 97 97 4 94'4 944 914 1', IV. 994 94 994 964 95': 96-; 93', 92'4 t-34-- 8.1 6.1 1054 lf.314 103'i- I.

1104 1IW 1114 1, 91 94 94 924 924 924 1- 1 924 914 91- 91. 914 6S4 574 57; J- 1044 K314 VKH-i 854 Rl'4 8.4-1- 1. 99 904 103 11124 1 .2 99. 99 99 S4 804 8f'4 t. Exchange, although the bulk ii'nttl transactions take place in 'titer trading.

"ling on the Kxchange was iv active during the week, the uaily average heing above $11,000,000 value, which, though considerably below that of 1921, is somewhat ahead of the corresponding period In .1922. Average price of railroad bonds was slightly above lhat of the previous wek nnd substantially above that of a year ago. The same was true anion; puhlic utility bonds, but industrials show a. shade below the average for last year. were active but somewhat Irregular in pi-Ice movement through the week.

Less attention was focussed on them in the early part of the week owing to interest in the new telephone' issue. However, they firmed uui toward the close. Foreign government bonds were er- ratic in activity and price The l-Yench Government 7 Vis and 8t were the most Irregular on the. list, but its municipal issues' were uniformly firm. Kingdom issue." moved in a narrow groove with practically no change at the end of thf week, thltch Kast Indies proved ti be reactionary just before the new offering was made public.

Cubas, ir spite of published reports of tlu country's prosperity and the inherent character of the issue, were anion? the weakest on the whole foreign list High grade rails, while in aclive demand, naturally moved in it restricter price range, although bonds lilto' Southern Pacific Ileftmding 5s, UnloH Pacific first 4s, and Atchison genera; 4s, come in for some irregularity, duel perhaps, to individual necessity foe liquidation in a quick market. Tractions were firm. Third Avenu adjustment and refunding issues which were rather weak spots the prei vious week, strengthened on good dei mand. Industrials were irregular. Cerro d' Pasco convertible Ss making ft nev high for the movement, while Wllsoi tls and Voungstown Sheet and Tube 6.

weakened. LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS Sll 1 MS g-n f.M SI IMtVH rf 4a 8t I. 1MS4. rt Rky MP Aa. ft 8 1 nl 1, A I St In'r A 8 I ft f) I 5 St t- I 4 A fit Swii 1st Bt Strn cn St Hwn st Rika Co a SIF 8hl.4' Wl1 MAM Slf MtiM 4.

t. Kan AAA Pmi 4a San A Ser Sdoto A Nnlt4 Sptib Air cn Scab Air Is a Hiab Air rrR Hab Air Bold 4-KaU A rf. B-iM 4 hi Shar Hied II Hhf Karma rf a't Sine i "on Oil cot 7a Fine ron oil cl 4' Sinclair OH Sine i Oil Sine Pip li i Ho a tia l(B. Sou Hfil TT Sou Pow ou pat c-v 5a Sou Pac rv 4s Sou Pac col 4s Son Pac rf 4a Sou Pac-8 Tr 4 Sou Pac 4a Sou Ry -Sou Rvron u. Sou Ry gen Sou Ry gn 4 rrg.

So Ry 4. So Rv 4s. St Po Por Rf SuN-17 Stand Oas A Kt 6 Stand Mill Klael A Tutw Sugar Eat of Orl 7 (Quoted toy j. A. Norton 35 Nassau Street, New York City.) NATIONAL BANKS.

SI. 4 4 5. 000 ENDING Metropolitan Trust Co Brooklyn Savings Bank Bowery Savin ga Bank Wf iliamsburg-h Savings Greater N. Y. Savings Bunk.

Dime Savings Bank Kings Co. Having Bank Bay Ridge Savin Bank Fulton Savings Bank Greenpoint Having Emigrant Industrial Saving; Bank Kmga Highway Savings Lincoln Savings Bank Brevoort Savings Bank East Hlvtr Savings Innt South Brooklyn Savings Inst Total QCEENS MORTGAGES (WEEK nov. 2, nnr Home Title Tns. Co f. Title Guaranty I I.

Finance Corp First Mtg. Guar. Co Lawyers Title Trust Co N. Y. Title Moitgage Co 1.

Bond Mtg. Guar. Co Havings Bank Houthold Havings Bank Roosevelt Havings Bank Bushwlek Savings Bank Lincoln Savin Bank L. 1. C.

Savings Bank KlverheaM Savings Bank Wu-ens Co. Savings Bank college Polntavlngs Bank Bank of Manhattan Co F. J. Heldenrjrh Sons. Fiailroad Co-op.

B. L. $45,000 2 3.000 3. a Otl 3.500 31,000 S0.50U Dividend rate. Aik -haw t2Q 137 Sl3 Greenpolnt $8 200 Irving-Columbia 2 220 2Zi 230 Public, now $15 SUI 3U STATE BANKS.

Ameri'-a Ill ItT 111 corn Exchange 1-0 4 50 Manhattan Co. (Jji) pari $1 14 130 Mechanics SU 272 Z8 Montauk $6 170 Slate $18 340 335 TRUST COMPANIES. Brooklyn 473 4S2 Kings County $40 850 Lawyers T. 13 ISO 5 Manufart urera H- 27 5 Midwood. Trust 105 175 Peoples $30 4" Title Guarantee Trust.

$13 3SS 393 20,000 13,000 9.800 fi.OOfl fi.OOO 3.750 8 California C.4E is. 964 964 31 California Pet 964 S'4 MS 4 19 Camaguey Sg 9E4 934 96414 49 Canada outh cn 5. 984 964-1- 14 Canadian Gen El 6. 10.1 1024 1024 4 28 Canadian Nor a f7s 113-54 1134 11384 13 Canadian Nor d4 1124 1114 111T4 4 114 Canadian Pan 4 794 78 4 784- 84 1 Car Cen 4s 694 6954 694 4 2C Car 964 964 6'4 4 8 Car Clinch 5s. 914 91H MS- 2 Cen Ddrv 6s.

884 86S 87s 4 9 Cen Ga 6s I00j 100'4 100H It 3 Cen Ga 1st as 1004 100 1004 1 50 Cen Ga con 954 854 95 4 14t Cen leath gn 944 934 944 14 9 Cen New Etig 4s. 55 544 65 24 217 Cen Pac 1st 8S4 864 884 24 Cen Pac 34s. 92 1S 914 4 6 Cen Pac Sll I. ts. 834 82 824 4 21 Cen P.

5s. 103 1034 1031J4 4 14 Central atl WShi 10514 367 Cer dePasiim cv8, 125 1204 125 4 9 Ches 4 Ohio rt 5s 984 964 964 tt 9 Ches 4 Ohio mil, 1004 994 994 4 209 Ches A Ohio cv 5 894 894 694 44 48 Ches gn 44s 8444 84 84 4 2 Ches gn 824 824 824 14 82 Ches cv 44-. 88 8714 874 Vt 6 4 Coal 4s. 79i 794 794 84 72 Chic A Alt 84... 314 304 804 4 9 Chic A Alt rf 544 534 4 56 Chic Bur tQrli 99 98S li 34 Chic Bur A gn4 86 864 S54 4 41 Chic Bur 4 874 714 87', 2 A ext 4Neb 954 954 4 3 A 4s.

Ill 8i'4 8014 804 16 Chi City A Rjsi 62 62 62 14 1 Chic A III cn I. 1024 1024 1024 14 46 Chic A 111 78 774, 774 V4 6 Chic A Erie Istos. 90 904 90 15 Chio Ut West 4t4 444 44- 14 84 Chio Gt West 4 n. 49 464 47', 14 3 Chi Ind A Lou rf6 1044 104 1044 4 3 Ch Ind A Lou gll8 96', 4 954 4 1 Ch Ind A I.op rf 6 94 94 94 6 Ch Ind A Lou gn.7 SOS 794 794 4 8 Ch Ind A Iou rf 4 80 SO 80 1 Ch Ind A 834 SS'i 8:1414 27 Ch A Pug SJ 4 6:1 61 52 1 10,1 Ch MAStP cv 67 56 664 4 22 Ch MAStP gn 44s 78i 784 784 IS 179 Ch MStP cv 44. '664 55 68 4 102 Ch MAStP rf 44.

61 60 .61 43 Ch MAStP gn 4A. 71 704 704 88 Cl! MAStP gold 4S 714 691, 694 S3 Ch MAStP deb 4s. 624 604 52 14 17 47hi A Nwn 107 1064 1064, 17 Chic A Nwn 109 1974 1084 81 23 Chio A Nwn gcn.1 1004 100 100 Vs 1 Chic A Nwn ext 4 954 954 95i 4 10 Chic A Nwn gen 4 814 814 814 WChleSNwn 814 8144 8.14-31 5 A Nwn gnJ4 72 714 714 4 30 ChANw-StLPAN 5 90S 9a, 99 84 52 Chlcsgo Rys is 1 76 764 46 Ch I A gn 4. 784 774 784 '4 77 Ch I A rf 4. 744 744 744 4 1 Ch St A Ocn8 1044 1044 104S 4 6 Ch stP MAO dbr, 94 944 944 4 8 Ch Ter A 8 E5 81 4 804 8O4 13 Ch'c Cn Sta 4 C.

1144 114 1144 6 Chic I Sta 5s B. 974 974 97'4 1 chic 1'n St 44sA fin4 904 904 84 15 Chi A Ind 74s 103 1024 1024 1 Chic Ind 105 106 108 14 65 Chio 4 Ind 4s 70 71 4 105 Chile Coppa rcol 6 93 98 841 1 6 Cin Gaa A El 64s 98 954 94 14 16 CCC A rUL rf SsA 102'i 102 1024 3 CCC A StL dehl4 92, 924 4 12 CCC A Stl. gen Is 784 78 7'4 14 3 CCC A StL cl4Stl, 7972J 794 784 Is 2 17CC4S1M, SpACol S34 834 834 4 3 Cleve Sh 90S 90S 14 flev L'n Term IO24 1024 lofrf 14 11 Clev Term 5s. 98 964 954 14 1 Col Hi 6s. 87 87 rt 14 33 Col Indust 5s 744 744 7414 Col 4 South rf 44 S24 814 824 44 4 Col A South 1st 4s 92-4 92'4 924 4 15 Columbia A F.I 5 97 96'4 14 14 ColumblaGAEl 5st 97 96- 97 I Columbus Gas 92 924 :4 23 Com Pow 6S 874 87 874 ti 4 Comp-Tab-Rec 964 98 98 27 Ccnsol Coal rf S74 S64 87 i 67 Consum Pow unj.

S7 814 1 4 Corn Prod 1st 100 1 00 Cur-a Fsig db Ss 93' 94 934' 6 1'liha Sugrv IT. S74 R74 874' 14 1 Cuba 17 11 if -01 im J.ie 2 10 Cuba 11 1st S14 gj4 834 6 Nash'C A 18 Nss Elec 4s stp. Nat Acme 74s 6 Nat RR of 5144. on 1 Nat Rys of Mcx 4s 13 Nat Rys M44-J on 38 Nat Tube 1st 41 New Eng TAT 5s. 1 A N't r144 21 ew Or Term 4s 31 Or T4M la A 98 TAM In 15 Air Br 1st cvS 204 A cv 22a NTC A HR rfAl 6s 12 NYC A HR 34 NYC A HR db 4a.

12 NYC A HR deb 4a lt NYC A HR cn 4s. 68 NYC A HR gn 34 18 XYC-L Sh cl tr34 5 NYC-M col tr 34 6.1 Chi A StL 6 A 14 Chi A StLlstt Chi 4 StL 4 23 Con Rys 44s. 41 Ed rf 64a 13 GELH4P cl 5. 9 NY CfBLHAPpm 4. 19 NY XH A ex 7s.

16 NY XHAH ex77(fr 74 NY NH A db Is 12 NY NHAHn-c d4'57 6 NY NHAHn-c d4'65 I NY NH4Hn-cd3447 5 XY NHAHn-cd3454 1 Ont A gent 27 OntAWltt rf4a 13NYAQELAP5 98 Rys adj 63 Rya ad 6 d. i ys rf 4s 6 Rys rf 4 d. I A Rich Gas6a 1 St Rs 14 18 XY Sta Ryson4i4 7 Steam Corpls 3 Sus 4 rfg5 10 Sus A gn 5 1 Bus A Tero 2 Sus A 2d4S 38 Tel rrg 50 Tel deb 6s 99 Tel gen 30 West 4 Bos44 5 Nisg Fslls Pow I 13 Nisg Fslls Pow 6. 4 Nla Lockp A 5s 8 Nor Sou rf 5a 53 Nor A cv 112 Nor A con 4s 16 Nor 4 4s 1 Xqr A 4.PCAC. 17 Nor Am Edls I I Nor Ohio 6s I Nor 4 Is A.

119 Nor Pac rfAl Is R. 15 Nor Psc rfAl 6a C. 28 Nor Pao rfAl 5s 86 Nor Pac I 4s 35 Nor Pac gen I Nor Psc Term 28 North St Pow la 32 Nor st Pow 6s A. 26 Northw BcU Tel 7 1 H.0OO State and City Securities 5 City 44'May 1044 1044 1044 19 3.404 IN llty Nov $268,200 Jj 994 4 (WEEK 8vV- ll t-tah Pow 4 Lt 5 88 4 87', 1 Ctlca (i 4 El 88 4 88'4 99S MS- 4 61 4 4 34S SIS 19S US 244 244 99S 90S 4 96S 964- 80 60 2', 734 754-- 14 100, 71 7 I'i 103 1024 1- It 1044 4 96 4 654 4 89 894 854 88 81 4 S14 724 71 71S 7141- 714 Tl 1004 IOv.4- 4 84 89, 1- 874 874 86 80 4 109'i 914 Ml SI', 82 J- 113 68 1 69 59 4 62S 634-1 28 42 42 4 34 .17 14 86 36 4 68 .58 604 7S 98', 2 4 1 14 31 33 2S 31S 324 24 884 884 885 86S IS 0 lO'ii- 4 934 934 65 574 14 39 4 40 1 84 4 844 48 46 1034 103, J- 4 1064 1054 J3S 94 4 384 374 4 10J4 liBS- 4 994 4 100 100 14 64 II 1074 894 904 875 874 88 86 4 1 31. 86 85 5 91 1024 1024 92S 92 924 924- IS 824 824 ts 68 684 l.4 1094 1004 10044- 4 894 80S- 4 1074 1074- (i 1044 1144 1'04 103 2 944 94S5 4 994 9is, 4 R7 87 loll, 1014'- 1014 101; 92'4- 4 734 SO 1, US'.

9'i', 91 314 994 97 97 1 city 44 City 4s "60.. 5 ty ts '37 17 cltv 4s 32 City 4s 8.500 S.flOft 61 64 284 42 37 .18 68 614 964 24 14 33 .124 SS'4 88S 614 934 674 4) 844 48 104'4 106S MS 39 104 99S 101 614 101 Hi'i 854 86 IS 3 Sol 4.001 Railway and Miicellaneous Bond A $4 1 Verdigris Vol 5s 15 Vcrtientcs Sug 5 Victor Fuel 5s 29 Vn-CarCh cv7i2i w. IS.Vs-Csr Ch 7s. IXVirg Ry Pow 5s. 2 irg 4 Fwn cn 964 OS, 85 954 944 9514 "1 04 64 4.

61'4 63 SI S3i: ss S6 8 314 914 914- 1 77 77 77 914 nu Total QL'EENS ASSIGNMENT. BY ENDING NOV. 2. 1923). First Mtg.

Guar. Co Title Guarantee A- Trust Co Y. Title A- Mortgage Co Home Title Int. Co I. S.

TlTlo Guaranty F. J. Hefdenreich A Sons, Total QL'EENS ASSIGNMENTS TO ENDING NOV, 2. 1923). A mrl-an Tru Co Metropolitan Trust ro Co Lawyers Titl Trust Co Titlt iluarantn ft Trust iVi Prudential Savings S.

B. Kl'-hmond Hill P. Ha lugs Bank Sou-hold Havings Hank Lincoln Savings Bank Total TITLE COMPANIES. Mon1 Mort Ill 2a 4 29 First Mortgage 75 tome Tiiie Jnmnance. $12 207 215 Lawyers Mortg.gf $10 l.5 HO N.

Y. Title Mortgage. $10 17 193 S. TiHe ex. r.glils 124 ILLUMLVATINli TOW EH COMPANIES.

Brooklyn Boro lias -a So Kings Co. Lighting Wings Co. Lighting pf 38 N. 1. E- 1.

tV 60 N. V. W- E- L. P- Pf- 7a BONUS Brook!) Buro lias bs $0 N.Y.dQ.E.L.l'. 1st mig 6s 30 INDUSTRIAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

(WEEK $15,000 noon s.no.t 2, fi'io 6 Ton I A RR ni H5 Ttn f'A Pow 13 Tax A Pae 1st A 6a, Loulsia 13 Third Av lat 84 Third Av adj 5.. 5 Tfilrd Av adj 5 rr Third Av rf 7 Tidewater Sa 48 Tob Prod 7a Toledo Fsdla 1st 7x. Tol Cen 1st 1 Tol A Ten gn ft. 7 Tn St A WiW-y 4 35 Tol fitLAW 1 Tol Trac Lt A ft it ir.fi 7.0'in 4 4.500 3. '50 155.750 Wahnil.

l- W'i Wi 7 TVahaah 5s S'j Sfi 7 Wiih 1t Cim.i til4 9 Warner pug R-f 7a K'il tVrp. Jtt4 9 TVrat Maryl 4a 57 1 Wfnt 1' IMA Wi W'i 73 11-1-4 Uf.T, 1 64 .1 994 1 914 I 7Vi 1 90s- I i 974 32 I bo CIM DK ItrBREIt. 27 :4 CKXTS. Spot ribbed smoked shft crude rubber waa quoted yesterday at 27 rents a pound in New York market. Brown crepe, thin clan, ofWrrl a cents, amber No.

1 at 'Si cents, fin-- up-river at 23 cmls. Pries coot tie their advance ami have reachfd the highest levels in veral Wf ks. 3 Adams F.xp col Sni xn sn 15 Ajax Rubr sriidsn 904 90 9ft 4 1 Alas i cvrl 6 A 54 54 54 14 21. Albany Ar Sim 34s. 7S 4 78 781 1 Alleghany Val gv.ls 8S4 SSI, 884 66 Amer AR Ch 74s.

9S4 97'4 97S I Amer ch 1st cv5. 974 974 974 14 6 Amer chain deb 6s 924 92 924 i- 4 15 Am Cot Oil dh 73 71 73 3S 9 Amer Rep Cor dh6, 864 S6 86 39 Am Smelt 6e 1024 1014 101a. a. 94 Am Smelt 5s 924 914 9284 4 162 Amer Sug 6s 1914 10) 101 Amrr TT 1134 1184 84 161 Am TAT deb 54-4. 9S4 98 4 984 220 Amer UT cot 97 96'4" 97 8 10 Amer TTcv 1024 102 1024 4 213 Amer TAT col 924 924 924 1 30 Amer TT cv S34 S3-, S94 11 Am Water S5 S44 85 4 34 Amer psp 1st 6a 524 434 414 24 220 Ariafonda 7s SS-, 974 984 22,1 Anaconda fa 964 954 964 4 Ann Arbor 55', 55 54 14 20 Armour 54s SS S74 Ss 4 26 Armour est K5 8t 4 576 As-r iatc.i 954 914 95'; 'i, 276 At 'rASl'p gen Is 9a S3 S94 1, 19 At T.VS adj 1..

794 4 2" Al adit ST. S'14 794 S04-1- 14 51 Al TAci K- i 4 Rl s.i, S4 1', I ai taski'- cftv tic-, 'l Ar- -T-- i st-- v.4 1 g- a rv; f.s-, 15 Atlantic 7. 1'6-, s', ij II Atl 1, un SS-, Si, 7S Atl Coast I. 1 cm S74 Sb4 864 4 1034 92S 924 83 584 10916 101 80S ICS 884 924- 1 96 S6'4- 864 92 4 944 86'4 9t4 Amur. Amer.

Manufa-lurmg tf $5 79 8.1 Am. Ma tunc A rouruiy in.i Rnrrtn Milk o. lCl, 122 Brooklyn City Tt. 41 11 Bkln Warehee Stoiag $4 75 Bunh Terminal $5 t.0 70 Bush Terminal pf $4 72 go Child Co. 1 F.rV.i rn: I 1ST 172 Child's Co.

pf in; nj Bkln. U. It- 30 43 E. W. Bhaa Co $1 1 0 E.

W. BUM Co. pf $4 t5 fit Eagle St or. arenas. 100 10S lntertype 1st pf $8 100 Mergenthaler Ibi lt0 Nat tonal Licorice 15 iiU National Lie once pf $ti 75 i National Kugar R7 Fixity 117 Ui Afso-lafi.

let pf si P.iliy T't T3 Tiohert timr Co pf $7 100 t'nl'm Kerry Co $4 4'J 47 Ar.d 3 W'ret Pa- a fl'i 17 Wi Vstr TiS A 7t If. Went Pow 7s D. Wrt Y'w fi: Wi, 0 West Pow A. 12 West ow It Vrst 'HI 3 Wfnt I col 1 West l'n rst 4v Wrntlnir Kl Ts 11 West Shore 4s i Wrat Shorn 4s rrc. 77 4 li A- I Whfi-1 A 1- rn 4s VI; -Spot, 7s.

tl'j 51 Wilka-B r.l.t-.3 n-un a a r.v, Wilson A Co cv at fiBi.ii i in 6. Wlnrh l'ster 4 Del cn is Union Bag 4 6s. I El Lt A IstS Un El Lt 4 rfi. t'nlon of Cal r.s. llnlon of Cal 5s t'nlon Psc 6a ltnlon Pac rf 5s t'nlon Pac cv t'nion Pac 1st t'nion Pac rf I'nion Car I'nited Drug rv Rs t'nited Fuel I NJ RR 4 Cunt l'n Rv I Ist.SPIt 's Cn Ry I 6.

Pit is st l'n P.v of .4 4s IT RublM-r 7i.js... Rubber so smelt RAM 6s 1- Steel .1 6 Utah I. A Trac 92 924 764 764 1024 1024- 88 844- 78 7.1 814 824 96 874 95 92S 75(4 1024 SS'4 78 364 994 117 974 91 '4 834 WKSTFHX VXIOX HKPOUTS. Washington. N'ov.

10 The Western 1'nion Telegraph Company reports te. The Intersiwtp f'nmmerre Commission fur pt ember as follows: Lack Steel con 5s 6 Lacleds Gaa SaLrfs 12 Lake A 1st 6 I Ltkt 4 2d 6s 15 Lake A dis. 154 Lake 8 4 8 4 12 Lt 8 A 8 n34 6 Leh Val of Pa 8. 31 Lell of Pa cn 44 4 Leh Val ofP gn4s 5 Lea Av A FylstS iiati: Ry 3 I.lg A My Tob 56 Llg A Mv Tob 5 tng Isl deh 5s 1 Long Isl deb 6s 1 Long Tsl gen 4c 1 Long Isl rf 4s 364 14 954- 4 I' 91- 1 Tub Ser 74s 1044 22 Pub Ser 7s 103 8 Ont of Falls 5 95 6 Ore 4 Csl 1st 997, 3 Ore Ry 4 Nw cn4s. 87 1 Ore Sh con 101'i 4 Ore Sh I.

gtd IMS 33 Ore Sh 1. rf 91 50 Ore-Wash RR4N 4. SO 3 Otis St' cl 1. 4 97 7 tnis fieri 14s 11... 91'i 11.51 1.131 i'74 3544 99 117 9SS 91 4 834 f- T.

Nine mrumr ct opt r. Iiuu'ih 17034. SIS 16.771,135 12.775,55' Vt ShAT i.