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THE PITTSBURG PRESS TWENTY-FIVE WEDNESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 20, 1912 GIANT Mwlfork Stocks OF STERLING IS COLLAPSE REFLEC PLEASURE to Show You the A Xew Styles in iti BEDROOM 1J FURNITURE SPEAR CO. 915-021 PEXX AVEXl'E HEADaVARTERS For NATIONALLY ADVERTISED HOME FCnISHIGS English Pound About 75 Cents Below Parity Labor Con- ditions Interest Wall Str eet Business at Low Ebb in Pittsburg Steel Comm on Closely Observed The reliability and value of the services a Trust Company can give depends, in the last analysis, on the ability of the men in charge of its affairs. TheUnidnTrustCo. OF PITTSBURGH 337 Fourth -Avcn ue Bond Oepi Fourth no Smithfielo Capttai. Surplus, $36,000,000 The A-ax 011 Co- has brought in its third weii, barrel pruuucer, in inch the company has a one-nan in-adversely ttreit.

-lne proselu production of the AjJix oil Co tiJe northwest Burk- "urnett extension now amounts to harre13 per oay United States Industrial Alcohol di- rectors will meet tomorrow for con. siUerution of plan of new financing lor expansion connected with manu- facture of alcho-uas. This will call litU.L,..j!!IT.!!!' li.VHl!IIl,V3Cll!13JW Not a Sad Task To a man in good health, making a will is actually a pleasant duty. He thinks of the enjoyment and benefits he has provided for those he loves. By Arthur W.

Wilson. Two events of national importance were factors in today's stock market but early in the session there was no repetition of the drastic decline Monday. Demand the English pound, dropped cents to 11, new minimum for all times which compares with parity of and trie wartime "pegged" price around Ji. j. i that hprause of the decline in English money, Britishers luiMdiiitiir tai-pral millions ot are dol- lars worth of stocks each Lloyd George's address week.

Mr. of Monday trade bil- summarized the aa erbe ance. the financial industrial and commercial of England, ana Knglish men have said at kiranTFrance. evidently believ-this now ir nearotiating for a or o-year per in9n honing that this moncj i wt ill (I I 1 will help sta mize 5 i the The steel meeting workers )w 1 1 who recenily took a oce in i.c thnt a nes circles lo noi strike will occur. but there ma ue at least a cnanpe wage trarlinF working nouis.

ATI nnni T- Steel iairiy iea.ij nt rjr.tail Stores Key- TiVr and American Sumatra 52w Sua7raf Ve'll i' points Vo 77 compares w.th 14 v'ar Heading and Sinclair Oil members of their re- spective groups. IIFF 4i 1 ,1 KIT I UU ft. was intensely auu. c-i firm around midday. the" returns from Voungstown haying no immediate effect on the industrial The steel world had known for feveral days that the vote ou favor unionism but there are no issues involved and no controversies whatever In the steel plants of I ittsbur Chicago and vicinity.

sales in it the shares up to midday. dullest session in several Corn rallied I to Vi'nt cSt- where oats steady within 25-point ton was ranpe. Quotation and bondn at of 2 Pittsburg p. m.i I Bid stocks Ask. Stock Exchange seat National Banlc S'ocks Farmers Deposit National Trust Cos Stocks Allegheny Trust Commonwealth Trust Sewickiey Valley Union Trust Co.

Fire Insurance Stocks Superior Fire City Railway West Penn Railway Electric Stocks "VVestinghouse Natural tlas Stocks-Oklahoma Miscellaneous StocK- Barnsdall Corp. National Fireproofing do pfd 'y. Carbo-Hydrogen p.d tsburl-Jerome Copper, sian Tov Mining 102 100 i400O 141 140 2G0O 03 79 3ii 9 4 hi .10 BONOS. citv Railway S. P.

V. Tr. con. TdMcK West Penn Railway Venn Traction Railroad Pbg. Jet.

1st mt. rto second mt. 5s while pessimistic on me Vender- tained little which Hank A. Several lip did not mane tiicli was months ago in an adai ess iates I received his ao and indirectly, led to ms retire from Americas 'frKendin import-! was an announcement that uni rentrlctions would be modihea sepi. With all Knrjpe hav ms large premium for arn of ex.

Amerlca, the demoralization i yo Rll xo OS 100 101 Vi oo-l; t' ft It 1 And if this company is named executor he knows every provision of the will is to be faithfully and economically carried out. Marriage Licenses. Joseph M. Stack Pittsburg Alice M. Dngan Pittsburs Vincenzo Parisso Pittsburg Concetta M.

Olanfroncesco Daniel Archer Knoxville Steila Lee Pittsburg George Kamerlis Braddock Marie Williams East Pittsburg Nicholas Morris Pittsburg Arma Vasilkov Pittsburg Henry Schultz Bowerton Sophia Hart Charles J. Deberson Pittsburg Kegina Gallagher Pittsburg L. Russell Warner Key West. Fla. Mary C.

Bailey Pensacola. Fla. Edward J. Roetter Pittsburg Clara E. Brenckle Pittsburg George H.

Thorogood Pittsburg Nora M. Howells Pittsburg George W. Couch Beaver Falls Margaret Knetzer Carrick William S. Parkinson Pittsburg Elizabeth H. Hill Pittsburg lorert E.

Windham Fullerton. Ia. Florence G. Bowman W. Va, John J.

Healy Marie Stick Richard Black Bessie Mack William D. Williams Gladys M. Johnson Millvale Millvale Braddock Braddock Ferry Ferry Chica80 GrainPrf -nicago, Aug. 20. The market on the Chicago board of trade lo-lay continued sensitive.

With some buv-ing at the opening, prices quickly went up, resulting in some heavy selling which drove quotations downward again. The drop in steiling exchange was an added bearish factor today. Provisions reflected the grains. September corn opened at up 1, and gained another lr. liter tiading.

December corn, up'Vj at the opening, $1.45. receded that fraction later. May corn opened 4 up at $1.40. and later sold at September oats, up at th" opening. 73Vic.

dropped 14 thereafter. December oats opened at and continued. at that level. iay iais was 'c uown on openms at 7Sc, subsequently advancing the same frv tir.n. Grain quotations reported Eberhardt it by Geo.

W. Corn Sept Dee May Cats Sept l-ec Slay Pork Se pt. Ls.rd Sept Ribs Sept Open 184' 1454 139 High l4i 140 Low 182H 143 137 Close 163 144 13S 75 7S 43 0 28 93 20 43 10 43 20 10 28 24 SO 2S 90 25 24 2i 24 40 24 60 Reported hy Jo. Cappeau Sons STANDARD OIL. SUBSIDIARIES.

Bid Af.lt 1 Bid I Ak Ang-Am At Ref. B-Scrym Buck Chesebr Cont Crescent Cumber 21 22 1370 1S0 4S0 '500 100 102 190 .310 il'r L. 277 ISoiar Ref 355 i'2 i370 US '320 102 i2S 7I0 i590 i470 1SS0 705 (395 5 3') 100 112g '440 I 4 72 21 Oil. .1315 100 -S of Cal of E55 ,135 170 152 S9 1137 101 IS of KnjiTO Kureka Galena do pfd. II III Ind Pipe.

Nat Tran Tran Nor pipe Ohio Oil. Pr i or ty40 8 t) of NbiSL'S of ij 700 110 123 cnYww yS of NV.390 iS of 520 jS Flnchi 95 jl'n Tanklll4 Vac Oil. i430 ItVash Oil) 43 Penn-Mx 70 jlnt 28 13 1SS 100 102 i so 18S 110 J370 29 13 117 CSi l.NPKPKNDEXT OIL COM PAXIES Kl asn' i 9 jN Oil. At 60 65 34! 3ti 21H! 1 I 2 Mid 163 16S Trop Oil. 13 15 Cosd Ref 10 Sap Ref.

7 7 (Nferritt IMid Oil. I Clearing ffouse I 20 Transactions pass-- through the Pittfburs Clearins House made the fohoninfr comparisons: IvKchanes Balances x.oay 22.3,034.S8 1 9. 3 1 3. fi 3 9 99 10.955, 10.310. 144.

OS a year 25.34 .135.70 -Ti FidelityTitle amdTrust Ca MhMSrOURTMAVC.PtTTSBUROH Ke ported by Childs, Kay Woods, uieiu- bers New Ycrk Stock Exchange. Fittsburif lcri Stuck Exchange and Chicago Board tioara oi Trade I I I Open High I Last Prev Lowl Sale iPrtc Alaska Gold. 2V-I "-Vi Allis Chalm.l Zh 38 I 30 Am. L. Z.I K.l Jrl 37 21 H0 Am.

Ag. Ch.ilOlVsllwisIl"1 llul Am. Lt. Sug. S3 tv! I Am.

Can 49 4'. I 44) I i 5l -m. Lin. Oili 72 7o I 72 I Am. Am.

Cot. Oiii 5-1 5441 MVil Am. II. L.1 24)Va do pfd. L.illt;- ilio lli.V ill i I-' 124 11.1 Am.

ice See.) 47 47 i 44" 4Zt 47 Am. Loco S4y Am. 7441 74sl 74 ki 74 Ui Am. Stl. 4J.

40 Vi Am. Sugar. Sum. T. S2t 77 Sv! Am.

T. T-jloo'ijiloi iioouiiui 1101 a Am. 'fob. t7 Mm: ool. Anaconda Hi oU'ii iloi ti-Vi WV4 I 4)7 47Vil 47i H7HI A.

j. I. n47U.il4--..147'.il47V- Atchition MS I tSS'Ui 1 14 1 ItH Vs 1 102 I V- i 1 1 Laid. Loco. tialt, o.

Keth. St. B. JtSotlu pfd Hooth Brook. It.

T. Butte 4U--I 40-. 4( tCltj, 81 82141 N-5Vi UUillllHllll 1111 illO'i 1SVA'. 1STSI IS'ai 18 24V-. 25'ji 24'2 2-v-j 21 .1 12, 12i Ills! 11 iutie L'ti --vi I -T4 Catldo Oil 24 I S3 Mil 4 i Cal.

44' 44V-1 do pfd 80 I NO I 811 I Cal. 1'ack iWVil MUI iOi Caii; Pacific. 154- 1.V- Cent. Leath.l I vr. idUl (erro "2 I TfZ "'l'sl Che.

Ohio. I I oi I ZAi I Chi. at. SUI KV.I sl-! 8 Chi. X.

W. I 0J 1 I i 12 Chile Cop 21 I 22il 22l 22-r Chino I 42.4 1 42-il 411 417i 42 Colo. F. 42'a! 42 Col. o.

Kl.l nsl 5si Consol. I I I 0" lm 02 I Corn Product 1 74 I 74'i! 74-'1; Crucible St. I'lST iWSV. Cub. Cane Swi r.ll 314! "'1 I ra'i! T.

R. a. pfi 14 I 14 14 14 1 Erie I 1" l-l 1'' do 1st 24 24 1 24 2441 Freeport Tex.) 4 I 44j 4.VK) Frisco lwVil 1S4I ls'ij I1 Gaston Wms.J r.ou.i Con. Cipars.J I 7U I 70 Oen. Motors i21! 1214 1214 j212'4 Goodrich 7M'M 71V41 71 72'i Or.

No. Rwy.l fC.i w. sr. Cr. 41s 42 41i 42 41'v Hask.

0il mrj r.Oi.; IncL Alcohol iir.4 Int. Csllahan.l 1S4! l'i! Is I Is Tnsp. Copper 1 0s! S-Stj! 5S1.4 Tnter. Cons. Tnter.

Corp. .1 Kill) 041 i Int. Harv 120., In. Me. Ma.

do pfd. Int. Pap. Int. Nickel 111.

Cen. Jewel Ka. C. Sou. Kelly Tire r-tHi iV! 112.

112'i rv4-i r.3i! zc.i 2." I 2." i2' ii 02tj 9-t4i 02'4' 2r.il i i-! ir t. i 1 27 1 1 127 7i 1 1 27 1 1 27 1 1 2fi Ken. Copper I --VI I Kevstone Sl'i! 02 I T73-; 78V, T.ack. Stl. ...1 70-'-, 7s I.ee Rubber .0 1 20 20 I no.v.

mi'i Lib r.i-.s jOO.74 IX). 70 00. 7000. 7H Lib lf 4s Lib 'd 4s 'tr' W02 Wi 02.SO'02 SO 02 S4 Lib l5t 04. 20 04.

2O04.2O 04. Oil Lib 'M 0:1.10 0:1.10 Lib 4 OI.S4 Tib 4th 4 0.T.14 Lib. 4 Af.nxwell I 4.VV, i 4.Vil do 1st Mex. Pete. K.

7114! 71'i! 71 I 71 i .1 i7owi73ij.iis iinn 121, i V27V 12141 27 4S! tl'li 2ii 2'-. 454i 4i-i -i I 4Z, 1 i.vii! T.14 Miami Cop. Midvale Stl Mo. Pacific do pfd Mo. I'ac.

pfd. Xat. If.U'.l 4S 2: 4C, 4 40i i 4i2 iC'-, N'nt. Conduit 70'-. 71N Nat Fnamel 724i 17,1 i 17: 71 Nev.

N. Y. New Nor. Nor. Ohio Okla.

Copper.) 174! it; Ti'4 Ontral Haven Pacific West Cit. G. i sT.s, HHP i KKiVi ion Hi 51'rsi oii'i 1 Prod 10 10 10 Ont. 0-'i Pacilc I "vVj! us I I Pan Am. I'etlK'.

WWiW.ft 107'4 IOS Pennsy R.It. 4-. 41 I 41 I 41 1 noi-j 20 2i4 V4V, 4m4 i 41 i 41 1 31''. Penn. Sbd I'.

Vierce Arrow Pierce Oil Pitt. i 2oaH; 21 tr.iit tun, S2 Pr. StL S2' HX14 S-2 Pullman 111 S117 ill 1117 I Punta SuKar.l usi4l JKiii Ry. Stl. SOUj K0V 1 so hi so Ray Con I Reading I 77aii Repub.

SZi Reck 24 Rosen Mag. Roval Dutch! SO I Itumely I Paxon I 25 I 2HHi 2H! 2:: S'4 77l 77, S4ii fvlij sii. 24 I 23i! iioi.i:iioi,iinisiioii SS-- 25 I 24' 25 5vil 534! 54i4 Sinclair Sloss St. Paul St. Paul pfd.

111 i O2V4I 1 i 1 4 1 1 40 I 40 40 1 40 1 40 0 61 71, Stromberg ..) 71- South Pacific 04 Southern 24 do pfd 1 Studebaker .1 OO1.4 Stutz Motor. .,105 Tenn. 13H Tex. Pact 42i8 Texas Co 1240 Tobaeo Prod! UiV, 05; 04 24 I 2414I 23 61 I'd 00! 071.4 101 105 13V4I 13 42V4! 41V4 074! 00si 105 1S14, 13, 1 411.il 41 243 250 04ti; 02 4 l'n. :121 12:: 121 122 Vi lit U.

S. Food 7S! 7l 73l 75Vji 7 S. Rubber. 110 C.1120 Ills S. Steel 00 101 do pfd ill 1151,411151,4 Cnited Alloy.

ITnited Fruit. I'tah Copper. AVestingh'se West. Md West. Union.

Wabash Wa bash A. Wilson Co W. Overland. White Mot. 51 I 51 51 I r.i 501.4 174 SWj 7S lSOi', isoV 1T7 1170 S2 H2 I 77 I 52 I 12 I M-N I 10 I 301 h2i.il 81 TOVil 77Ts 52' 51 12V4I 12 fc5 85 .01,4 52 1214 85 nr.

30Mt oil V4 5S 1- S5U 10 0 30 84 li ft -t S-'2 31 r.7 30 hi 3H4 58 84 V. 31 58 58 Two Regrets. "Say, Wickes. that umbrella you lent me yesterday leaked eo badly that I got soaked going home!" "Yes, and that cigar you gave me diove the other members out of the club!" IMPORTArJT Another Oil 1 4'x I -i MAKES T1 the very unusual offering of 100 stock dividend if you buy on or be fore Sept. 1st.

After that date the price will go up. You can buy now at 10c a share and set one extra share free for every share you buy. Alter Sept. 1 the price will be 25c share tlat. Now is your chance tt beat a raise in price.

We'll sell as little as tl worth but we will not sell more than $100 worth to any one person BECAUSE Giant la a wildcat. It was offered originally as a pure Ramble but It has ceased to be that. The Bat Masterson 30-mlllion-f t. Well has roared in right beside us, wei with gasoline, and promising untold riches to those who invest awakenlne field. THEREFORE Too should buy Giant now while you can get It at the low price.

We have 6500 acres to develop in the Texas Panhandle, right on thelin of the northwestward extension of the Ksngcr and Hurkburnett won. der-pools. We will drill you a well jjj firmly that we will fret you a bis producer! If we do your few shares of Giant will be worth a fortune. TRY IT. DO IT Js'OWl IICRRY I GIANT OIL COMPANY iEATTTT BROKERAGE General A cents Famous Fort Worth.

Texaa SHOOT A TEN SPOT TEXAS CRUDE Monarch of the Independent Companies Sensational Developments 1: TKXAS CRUDE haa consolidated with the All-Tex Oil Company and these, together with the propertied of the Kaneer-Worth. Union Central. Cast Paris and Hub 4 companies will constitute the Texas' Crude OU Kenning Company, the strongest buy on the market in Texas Oil One dollar A share. Stockholders of the Texaa Crude Oil Company aVe requested to send in their certificates for transfer share for share. One two- million-dollar company unites with a mlllion-and-a-half company, and with the properties of four other' companies included, offers a three-million-dollar company.

All the added assets go in for the benefit of the stockholders with letm stork aeainnt them than before. I'rnduc- tion now. You know how Texas' Crude paid dividends. Watch for bigger and more frequeht dividends from the new Texas Crude. Buy now at one dollar.

TEXAS CRUDE OIL REFINING CO. PETROLEUM SECURITIES General Agents P.F. 610 Main Fort Worth. Texas. Beat new Wells In SALES ENGINEER A manufacturing company producing and marketing staple products used by all mills and factorieshas an opening for live sales- man possessing some engineering experience.

manent position with advancement. City and outside territory now open. Real live salesmen only need apply. Technical experience essential. Reply stating age, education, experience and whether married or single.

Write Press, A-191. Transcontinental Oil Company Concrete analysts of the affairs of this company. Including oil iana noiaings, renneries. pas-. oiine plants, storage ana marketing facili ties, aniline- operations, nro- ductlon, earnings and other important features.

Sent on request far PS-4: HUGHES DIE tocka Bonds Grain 1 Phlla. Stock Xxehai Uambcra Chicago Board or 'i PITTSBURGH, PA. Sult Arrott Building Telephones. Court 14S5-6-7-S Nw York Philadelphia Harrieburc Readlnr CsmAao Lancuter Direct Wires Principal Mlrts, The Republic Mortgage Co. Capital Seven Million Dollars Frick Annex Building Liberal Advances on Warehouse Receipts and Documentary Drafts, also to Distributors and Dealers in Motor Vehicles on Leases.

Unexcelled Facilities In All Departments. TV phone or write for Plana. An Interview solicited. WHATEVERthemak. ot your battery, we cen give yoa capable adyice mad efficient service.

Penn Storare Battery Com. our. General Plutrf butors and Serviee Station. 8750 BlTd. Xelepnone II Hand 8418.

1 WH ATEVER the m.k.J NEW YORK EVENING POST'S REVIEW New York Post jr. its Aug. 20. The Kvcnins financial to. lay A fact of some interest in view both of the steel strike discussion and tie rising prices conwovitrsv 1-; the tirtvic, a.s tjiui leu in week review, against advance in steel prices.

It will be remembered that steel had not only shared to the extent of $0 a ton, or m-aily lv per cent, in the decline of year's early months from the prices but has not participated Hi th sub- sequent renewed advance cf othtr commodities. The Iron A-3 quotes iron and steel prices on th German market, figures which show that ijerman matters are turning out steel products at a price which, converting- maiks into dollars stt th? current exchange rate, would to per ton, under Pittsburjr quotations. But it is added that aiv not Germany's prices in tha export market, Bohds Brokers The Guaranty Trust Co. of New York "ad the National City Co. have um'erwrit-len en offering to stockholders of S9.8G6.-000 6 per cent preferred stock of the Proctor 4i Uiimble Co.

of Cincinnati. Common stockholders of record Aug. 30 will have the privilege of subscribing to the nw preferred stock. It understood tliat Oominick Wom'nlck of New York and Cincinnati. Kiethards Co.

of Cincinnati and Hayden Miller Co. Borton Xl Uorton and Bonbright-Herrick Co. of Cleveland. will be associated with the inderw riters. The National Citv Harris Forbes K.

H. Rolins Sons and Kedmond have bought and are offering for sale City and County of Pan Francisco, Calif, gold 4 per cent ffatir bonds, due serially July 1, to mil. inclusive at prices yielding approximately 4 SO per cent on the investment. The 14, 9S3. 000 5 per cent consolidated mortgage bonds of the Pennsylvania llail-road maturing Sept.

1. will be paid on presentation at the company's office. Philadelphia or -New York, on or after Sept. 2. Sept.

1 beintr a holiday. This will dispose of all the 5 per cent bonds issued under this mortgage, other Issues having been made at 4 per cent and 3 per cent. The per cent bonds were is- su? In 1S73, the next issue dihs u.u.. In 1893 at 4 per cent. The Pennsyl- out .1 1 p.il.nrtt! 'n.

has no other issue its own bonds falling due until July 1. 1S21 when Sa.SSS.400 4 secured by 1'hila-cflp'hia. Wilmington He Baltimore stock fall due. Official is given that Loeut. Col.

Theodore Roosevelt has withdrawn from the firm of Montgomery Co. Business r-nnrtnrled by the remaining part ners Messrs. I Montgomery. .1 Clothier. tVaniT C.

Janney Wiiliam Michael r.avin. Kdward P. Currier and H. K. Mar- Inr- iititi! Sent.

1. when J. Perkins win become an additional member of the firm. NEW YORK CURB SALES. Reported by Window Taylor Co The leading ew 1 wi follows INDUSTRIALS HlfH 1 .39 3 14S 9 lli 74 11 9 21 4 1 1214 10S 5 30 4S'-i 1SV.

2S 6 Aetna Allied Pkg Am. Ship Am. Writ. Papr rhalnTr Motor font. Motor Hen.

Asphalt ttupp Motor Chemical Imiian Pkr Int. Rubber Peerless Motor Philip Morris Pressman Tire Pavoid Tire Ohio -Kavold New York lih Boat S. ft earn 1V 1:4 11 41 11 52 30 4S'i 9 li'i 74', 11s-, it 41 12 10'a .50 30 47 14 2 1 OIL, STOCKS llieh Republic Tire Low 1.30 Uiert Oil' Ronton Wyoming Coden Co. Federal Oil 51en Rock Island Oil Omar Oil Pennock Oil Pittsburg Texaa Tropical Oil Sinclair Con 70 10 14 12 14 53 i 70 10 5 6S 14. 1 14 53i 53 1 :30 7 3 44 54 2S IS ES 9 "a AC 14 US 14 S3 Low 76 44 o'k 2S 54 Sinclair Gul! 53 V.

MINIXCI STOCKS. High Mr Idce Boston Montana Cresson 7 2 3 44 S' 2H 'a 4H 5S Zone liecia Tonopah Ext. Tonopah Iiv. Mother Lode nay Hercules mara LAw York Bonds 1 Reported by R. W.

Evans St Co. Security Bid I Ailc Atchison Cv 4.1 4U 91H 7 83 88 i Tif r. 7i 92 4 Delaware Hudson Qy 5s aen 414 New York Central leb 6s Midvale Steel 5s Rubber 5s due 1947 Brooklyn Rapid Transie 7s Citv 4Hs due 1957 Citv 4U, due 193 City 4H" due 1965.... t-S7- 76 I 79 101j 102 11U03 96 14 94I 99S 97 1,1 97 9 nj 1 Krench Cities Anelo-French 5a oue t' ft I 5s due 191. EXCHANGE CONTINUES ITS SHARP DECLINE.

New York, Augr. 20. Demand sterling on the money market opened at $4.14. off 4, p. record low.

Franc checks were S.1S francs per dollar, oft five centimes. With exchange being: offered In volume, demand rterling-declined another IVi cents to $4.12. Francs and lire aiso made new lows. AnnouncErjEnT! Winner Coming! Court 4823; P. Main 511 MARLAND REFINING Bought Soli Quoted "We will sell Marland for cash, on margin, or on monthly payments.

Correspondence solicited. C. L. GLASS CO. STOCKS BONDS 323 Fourth Plttsborrh.

Fa. rhone 3662. 8663 3664. 8665. 3666 Court.

P. A. Main 1227. Save! Use Cord Tires! Trade Old and Won Tirea AVe Sell All Makes AUTO TIRES CO. 06 Market St.

Free Air. Open Till 0 We But Uhed Tirea. Liberty l'J 4'is $4Zt Liberty 4'iS Liberlv 4th 4'4s Liberty 4-s Liberty 4ts 50 shares Alt. Shasta S( shares Ohio Fuel Supply, fiu shares Ohio Fuel Supply. "iki shars Jit.

Shasta 1 shares Ohio Fuel Supply. 10 shares Ohio Fuel Supply. KMl shares U. S. Steel 1IM) shares V.

S. Steel shares U. S. Steel 9J SO 44.. Hi .5: an, iiU 10,000, ow.

Pierre S. du Pont, chairman of the board of directors of E. I. du Pont ile Nemours announces that the proposed reorganization of du Pont interests, through the formation of the du Pont Securities will not be made at this time, because of the tax law. Prices for zinc ore, Missouri, Kansas and Oklahoma districts is reported to have improved 3 a ton during the vwk with demand better.

The Seaboard Air Line is renorted negotiating with Xew York bankers lor tunas to finance $1,000,000 ept. 15. notes maturing Stockholders of the Middle Ktates Oil Corporation have voted to change the par value of shares from $1 to 10 per share. From the point of view of "sales the copper market here is still quiet. On lead the leading interest quotes cents per pound for New York shipments, with the outside market about i to 10 points below that figure.

The general price for East Louis spelter is ground cents per pound. Chandler Motor Co. at its next meeting- may declare a substantial extra cash dividend. In the case of American Woolen Co. it is expected that the stockholders will get either another extra dividend or the common shares will be placed on a 7 per cent basis.

Continental Can is also scheduled for an increased dividend or an extra. American Bosch Magneto Co. is also talked of for an increase in the rates, possiblv to 7 or Per cent Directors of the Calumet Arizona Uiniiiff which only three months ago reduced the dividend on the common stock from $1 to 00 cents per share, havo again placed the stock on a annual dividend basis the declaration of a quarterly dividend ot $1. Hamilton Stewart has been elected a director of the Crucible Steel Co. of America.

He will till a vacancy existing- since the recent death of T. II. uiveii. An official of the Continental Motors corporation says there has been no attempt by the Willys-Overland or any other interest to secure control of the company. The report ot the National Conduit Ac Cable Co.

compares as follows: First 0 raos. 0 mos. 131S -et Sales Manfg Cost Deficit 4, 700.150 0.150,040 The Pittsburg Crucible Steel Co. ia planning to erect a $200,000 office at its plant in Midland, Pa. It will be a live-story structure.

President Wilson yesterdav told the senate that delay in accepting the peace treaty has handicapped business. As to raw materials, he spoke as follows: "The copper mines of Montana, Arizona and Alaska for example are being- kept open and in operation only at a great cost and loss, in part upon borrowt.l money. The zinc mines of Missouri, Tennessee and AViseonsin are being operated at about one-half their capacity. The lead of Idaho, Illinois and Missouri reaches only a portion-. of its former market.

There is an immediate need for cotton belting and also for lubricating oil which cannot be met, all because the chan nels of trade are barred bv war when there is no war. The same is true of raw cotton of which the Central Empires alone formerly purchased nearly $4,000,000 bales. And these are only examples. There is hardly a single important foodstuff or a single class or manufactured goods which is not in the same case. Our full normal profitable production waits on peace." It is rumored that the Texas Co.

will issue a block of new stock at par and also increase the divlndend from $10 to 20 per annum. Employes of the New York Railways Co. have been granted a wage increase ot 25. National bank deposits in the United States June totaled $15,024,805,000 exceeding by $21,000,000 the previous record. Wall Street loans are about a decrease of lO in 10 days.

Decline of sterling exchange from $4.40 to $1.11 with in sight, as against parity of $4.86, has induced some selling of securities by London in the New York market. It Is esti mated that sales have averaged a week since June 1. France is said to be seeking a ffve year loan of at least $100,000,000 to stabilize French exchange. NewYork Curb (By Jones Baktr.) INDUSTRIALS 1 Bid I Ask I I Bid I Ask 1 Bid Vetna Exi 10 ir Red 52 nnap F. 4- P.

13 BAT. oldi 23 BAT, new! 22 Jarben StjlOO 2 P- 3 rarwen St 4 Tramp Shi Ask I 10 vtarconi .1 53 IX A P. I 6 IX Pfg. 14 IN' pfd 24 Perfectn Morris. Bid 5rsi 3T4! 9 16 12 47 16 57 2 174 2 2H Ask 5 4 Til 10 18 li 12 49 17 59 I'm 2 74 2tt 3 2S i 4T 40 i fiO 49 4 10H 2 19 28 S4 38 24 3 43 1 19 2 115 iSava, 4 -ub Boat.

7 200 15 7 23 -wlft rri Film. Curtis Ar Sen Asp. I Rub. fake Trp 10 74 21 1 25 Shar a H.r Dfd! 2 ss I MN 27 IWorld Fmi 90 Mrtn MTES. 44Mrna Lima Lo.

82 Atlanta Belmont Ledgre. Mont Jer. Tan Cop. Ton Ariz. Ton Cop.

Bresson rireen Mn Hecla Howe Sd. I Verde Butler. Kerr Lk. 4 I 315 3H Vx 76 37 -u 1M. 1H 2T 5 44 30 5 Ivl'lode 4 7R id, new.1 88 tXipsngr Hero 10 2 17 22 5 37 hi 3 40 1 17 I 1 i iRochestr 14ii5tewart 6Hpuccess 3 ITmskg SVlTp Mln.

4HIU Ext End. 31 White Cw fukon Qld INDEPENDENT OILS. Hi no aw Z9 jmo oajpl ZZ Edindsd 01 IujJloln no I pj a 07 OS 05 88 107 107 73 ft Pi i 3 WE OFFER THE UNSOLD REMAINDER $1,000,000 Livingston Refining Corporation Participating 8 Cumulative Preferred Stock 7 Full Paid and Non-Assessable Preferred as to Assets and Par Value $10 Per Share ml New Vorlc, Aug. 20. Cotton opened easv.

October. December, $30.90, off 10; January, $30 SO. off 15; March, $30.75, off 25; May 3d.77. off '2S. By private wire to Ware St Leland.

Open High Low Lat Oct 30 gO 30 SO Dec 30 90 30 SO jn SO 80 30 SO March 30 75 30 79 30 as 30 S3 30 44 30 49 30 3 30 0 30 El 30 42 flews Dividends The National Aniline ec Chemical Co. has declared the regular quarterly dividend of 1. per cent jon the preferred stock, payable Oct. 1 to stock of record Sept. 15.

The American Telephone Telegraph Co. has declared the usual quarterly dividend of $2 a share, payable Oct. 15 to stock of record Sept. 20. A.

E. HASTEN CO. BROKERS Members New York. Boston. Chicara and Pittsbnre Stock Exchanges, hicaco Board of Trade and New York Cotton Exchange.

PITTMirRO. PA. 328 FOURTH AVE. i Wheeling. W.

Va. National Bank Building. Wheeling. W. Va.

SHARE OF COMMON STOCK, CDeKnittp 1900 Investment Brokers Singer Butlddto Newark net guaranteed, have been obtained liable and authoritative emmreem. Dividends the Dividends cumulative from October 1, 1919 Payable quarterly (January, April, July and October first) PARTICIPATES RATABLY WITH THE COMMON STOCK UP TO 10 PER ANNUM Redeemable, any part or all, at $11 per share on any dividend date, commencing April 1, 1920. Convertible into full-paid non-assessable Common Stock of the Corporation (Shares of No Par Value), share for share, at any time between January 1st and April 1st, 1920. After the payment of Preferred Stock dividends, a sinking fund equal to one-quarter the remainder of the net earnings will be set aside to retire the Preferred Stock at $11 per share. The Corporation has no mortgage or other indebtedness of any kind outstanding.

i CAPITALIZATION Miscellaneous- C.s. American Vst Os. -Arkansas Gas 1st A Gen. bs rtnl District lei. fnd.

Brewing 1st ver Coal 0s (S 1 Pbg. tsrew inF, 10,00 to 10:30. -SS I'lrel tric 50 shares Pbg. PJietHS I 25 shares Electric $500 Liberty 4th 43 52 10:13 to 10:30. 50 shares Pbg.

Oil Khares est. Llect. Gas. 02 12114 40 shares Union Gas 10:30 to 11:00. 100 shares Marland 37 shares Marland shares AVest.

1.000 Pbg. Jerome $500 Liberty 4th Liberty 4th 4U. Liberty 2d 4s V8 110 02.00 O2.o(5 $100 Liberty SO y.o8 S150 Victory 4j4s $300 Victory 47s 11K to 11:30 50 shares Pgh. Coal 15 shares Marland 75 shares Marland 50 shares Marland 94 7 7 7 11:30 to 9of r. St.

L. R- R. 00 loi Vi 12 51" 110 110 37 '4 50 shares Crucible pfd. 50 shares W. P.

I. W. 20 shares West. Elec B0 shares West. Airbrake 42 shares AVest.

Airbrake Oil ohtirA4 Rirrsrln 11 60 shares Barnsdall 12:00 to 100 shares Ohio Fuel Sup oOi to 1x00. SO shares Barndall 3i 10 shares Marland liX) shares Marland KH shares Marland 20 shares R. S. E. Oil pfd 10 shares Union Gas frf) shares Pbg-.

Oil and Gas 50 shares Carbo pfd 1:110 to 1:30. 25 shares Barnsdall 25 shares Barnsdall 4 1:30 to 2:00. 20 shares 10 shares West. Elect. 50 shares West.

Elec. 10 shares Pbg. Coal 25 shares I'Iie. Coal lOO" rj 51 i my, 53 ri: 52Tb 15 shares Mfrs. ,13 shares Mfrs.

1. 10 shares Mfrs. 1... 10 shares Mfrs. 25 shares Mfrs.

50 shares Marland 500 shares Mt. Shasta 600 shares Mt. Shasta 500 shares Mt. Shasta 600 shares Mt. Shasta to ZiSO.

500 share Mt. Shasta 100 shares Marland 2 to Si00. 4s -'r I 4 -r i $100 uwny -'j 7" Liberty 4 Us Liberty 3d 4Vs ,4 .52 .52 7 We are now negotiating to become members of an Under Common Stock (Shares of No Par Value) Shares Participating 8 Cumulative Preferred Stock. 250,000 shares, or control of the Reflners Corporation, Is owned by For further particulars concerning the above mentioned preferred stock we will, upon request, furnish a copy of letter received from Mr. J.

K. Livingston, President of the Livingston Oil Corporation in which a detailed statement is afforded. Both the Preferred and Common Stock will be traded in on the New York Curb commencing September 2nd, 1919. THE ABOVE PREFERRED STOCK IS OFFERED, WHEN, AS AND IF ISSUED AND RECEIVED BY US At $9.75 Per Share writing Syndicate in conjunction with a prominent Xew York Stock Exchange house of New York City, and prominent houses of other large cities. The company has large settled production, thousands of acres in proven territory in the famous Texas fields, and is now carrying on an intensive drilling campaign.

The stock wilrbe listed and actively traded in on the New York Curb within a very short time. We are not yet permitted to announce full details but expect to do so within a. few days. DO YOU REMEMBER LIVINGSTON OIL? Our clients made large profits in this issue. We believe the issue we are now about to offer our clients will show as LARGE If not GREATER PROFITS.

OUR ALIiOTMEXT LDnTED. Due to the National scope of the underwriting and the low capitalization we are able to secure only a limited allotment, and is anticipated the issue will be greatly OVERSUB Authorized 500,000 $2,000,000 Livingston Oil Outstanding 275,000 $1,000,000 Corporation. AS A BONUS, WITH EACH. from what we consider to be re TOGETHER WITH ONE TEN SHARES OF PREFERRED STOCK, YIELDING 8.20 THE RIGHT IS RESERVED TO REJECT ANY AND ALL SUBSCRIPTIONS AND TO ALLOT ALL OR ANY PART THEREOF. J';" SCRIBED.

No investment less than $300.00 nor more than $6,000.00 will be considered, and orders will be filled in the order received, until our allotment has been taken up. Upon your request when ready, we will submit full details, and suggest if interested that you advise us now that you may have an early opportunity to participate. WILLIAM P. LESLEY CO. Clearing House for Unlisted Securities Arrott Pittsburgh, Pa.

mtatmmmnta herein, white Th Private Exchanges Bell, 3 4s 92.50 4a 92.50 $50 Liberty 2d $100 Liberty 2d.