also will be quoted frequently.
tory. Watch the results and see us grow.
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Commissigg Brokers, deale s in stocks and bonds, at 85 Washington
street, Git , local correspondents of H. L. Horton «it 00., members 0 ~
the New ork Stock Exchange, 43 Broad.8t'.,
faring to the public, commencing with this issue,
page which we hope to publish uninterrupte
Messrs." Maples 6; Goldschmidt, whose‘omc
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' They will include, beside other information very necessary to our
7 rs a enerous fund of news and
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Old World markets \
New York, we are of-
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es are well equipped
will endeavor to. fur-
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final quotations up to one-thirty o’clock, pnces of
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EDITOR SENTINEL.
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Late New York Stock Exchange quotations, reported for the
Evening Sentinel, over the private wires of Maples & Goldschnndt,
Commission Brokers, and dealers in unlisted securities, 85 Washing-
ton Street, South Norwalk, local correspondents of H. L. Horton &
"Cm, members of the New’ York Stock Exchange, 43 Broad Street;
$62k Quotations
lflilAY IN WALL sf
\\'.\l.l. STREET. 10:30 :1. TIL—Last
week's «lo-mum! for .‘in-xiczln and (‘ull-
rm-nln nil was resumed by the active
and strnm: oprnin got today's Stock
:lml l’:lvl».~\lnvricun l‘ctroleulns iu’li
i’:l.cilil' Hll showrd {ruins of l to, 1‘;
points. .\&snciutt*d (ill soon rose four
with sew-ml of the low-priced issues.
Stmll-lmkvr :lnd Pic-rev Arrow contin-
nwi to feature the, motors and Mer-
r‘nd St. Paul l‘m. were strong. Pre-
liminun foreign exchange rates were
l‘lrm. cluslliiv further political unsettle-
mvnt arising: from tlu- forthcoming
Genoa Conference.
\\'.r\l.i. S'l‘itl-Zl‘l'i‘. X00n.—«—Studeimk-
er and l'. S. Sim-l were among the
prominent issues to register new llig‘h
prices for the yc-ur in the lirst hour.
independent steels. notably Crucible.
Vanadium and Nova Scotia. r0. ~ Hg
to 3 points. Standard Oil of New
-.](-I‘S(‘)' joined the other strong issues
«if that group. coining 3%; ’points.
Kelsey \Vheel ind the automobile
which rose one point each. lluyinp: of
' ruils again centers-d in the junior west-
crn group. especially Chicago & Alton
2!er York.
H. |.. :30, H. L. 1'3“
Allml l'numlml M F7, 64 I}. 641:; Z l;- l'\ Splint, 471: 4:1; 4: I,
.A‘illis (‘lluinll-rs 163‘ 41119 461" i Kt‘llll. l’uplu l' 3'" 22%". 2’.Il
.Am. l‘.:ll 1.31,; 4711.. 481,, lx‘l-ystnll. ’l‘ir. l\l'«_ l\’.. 1“,
Am. lw HGT, lUTT‘Q tor-"x, l..ll-k Silo-l 5.”; .31 .3:
.An‘l. lum) lllT.‘ :\l".\l('.lil i'tfr- 11-1 ll: 13"
1km. Ship &; "Hill. ll“, ‘ ll.lllll V'ullp» l‘ 7" 37"; 275‘;
Av". Slil‘qil‘l'fi .327}, :\Ii-lliiv Slutvs . 13"" 13*;
" Ant. Sugar Tl 3', ‘Jln. l'uv. '_'5' 225., 32:79:
Am. Sum. 'l‘n‘. ::3=, : N Y. i'rnllul ‘7 \7 \7
.54"). Tel. .xv 'l‘vl. l 'l 3. -_l -- ~N. Y.. .\‘. ll. .\‘ ll. :13. :1 :1
.knl. ’l‘oil. 11277. IlT‘_ 'Nm‘ I'm. 73‘; 75‘; 7514’.
Am. \Vooh n \\-'-, -'- \\ l1 yup, n” 3.43;, 5,33; 4
Anaconda. .'-l ". 3] 51¢“ l‘an. Amt-l: I‘vlv. 53“; 3.37.1
Alchison u? 1:_. ~71, 9:71, l'vnn, lz. ll. 4““; 397'.
llsllllwin Low. Ilill llu-l, 113 .l'll'llllull 1‘0 123 12;“;
Bait. & Ohio 4! 1l 1.. ilT\ liili'. Consul ‘ to!" 1.3
Bath. Stat-l 7.31, 7;;._ 7:. , 1:. mun: 7;}, 74-7;
(fall. l’ete 551’, .34 3, 3.43., , lie in. "Fun-
cm. l’zlc. 1::7lz in? 1371,. ‘l:~-p. Stool Mr; .331,
Ken. LneLthrl' :z? . :llz-"q a: l:-n;:l lllth‘h 3:21., 54;,
"Cf'h'anlllcr Mm. 761:; 741.1, 75 iflrars [{(lt'illli‘k .4"
(30". Gas lilfl Inn 109 ESL). l‘ut-lti.‘ $61,}
4"hi. it. i. 41 4014 40.13, :Slncluir ml 24L;
17mm r'l"\'ll|l‘l.~' I'M-"g 1053]., 10614 980. {:liluuy 237$.
l‘7nlcibll' Slwl nil-flu 563'; 5” :s 0 N J in;
Cuba Came 1.33:. 1:3 153:. ls n X .l l'l- iii“,
micml Johnson Mu. x311, 3v; lsn l‘.lul 24‘s
Famous i‘iuyors sl 3/, s1 st (Studl-llukcr 113:
m Ruhlwr 171;, 167;, 171;, l'l'mas «‘0. 443.
Cell. A>pllnil 6343.; 63“,; 64 i'l'ollumwl Pro»). 6:!
Gen. Electric lfislé 15711 15R 1.; { l'n. lie-t Storms 45‘,
Gen. Motors 11 101,4 107,, ‘1’. s. lir‘kiiiy 62-"
Mrich 401,3 in 4014 .l‘. S. :ulllgr 63% 623.
.1“. NOI‘Yh. Pl. 117;. 713; 717;. it. s. sm-l‘ an 95-1"
hr. Norm. lm- 271g. 26%;. ".71.; l" S. sm-l l‘r. 11714. 1171:
' I‘ll. filer Mm‘. PF. 72% 72% 72334 ll‘iah (Topper 63% 6314’,
Int. Nichol 16% 1614 16% l\’:m'adium Steel 4119 39
Jams City So. 267;. 2.3'-;. 263.4; i\\'o‘~§t Elm 5s 5':
‘i'l'if. Paper 47%. 463;; 47 ' \Vlch Motors 43% 42’!
r f}—
; GIRL NOVELIS'I ~. FLAPPERS.
‘.rs—w®n.wm«~n~w ".Hmw vv‘w-oM-wn -
.. . .4 a. as on
r»: v: r lawman».
90’0“” SWIG. as you [no ' ’ . n.4,! ' .
333.; rim-elm o: «dwfi‘h‘sfilpm. can...
/ 2M swabs-,s‘llpbmomml ctr .
' pregress during ,the c0mlht§weekg :
el‘n 'l’t‘d. Cull money opened at 43.“.
per cent.
of the customary leaders, coupled
with larger operations by Various
pools resulted in the best exhibliwn
of strength the market has displayed
so far this year. Sustained improve-
ment in the steel trade. the better
character of general trade advices and
easier money tendencies all con-
4335, ptrlbuted to a. widespread demand for
all classes of stocks. Gains of 2 to 3
points were common. with Fume
specialties rising even more. Stude-
baker. Mexican Petroleum. Crucible
Steel. American Tobacco and Baldwin
afternoon advance.
' “....-' k.’ _. ~‘\J
. Nearly ,all the important
in .wall ~ Stre‘et. District after fitéq;cluso
Saturday continued extrénrelyj‘buillsh
‘» ip expressions-or market'opinloil‘, ajnd ‘
'it was 9‘. general belief that the‘pp—L
ward movement .wtli' make gturther
9
-tions which."has been) hangingflover
the, situation for so long’ a jtime was
generally regarded, as‘having lost;its
nia‘rket influence because’ ”'0? "confi-
dence that. some arrangement will,he
that Lg: business situation-viii be
practic 11y relieved from vapything in
the way ‘of' a idlsturbing'influence of
a nation-wide, character.
the railroad issues from now on will
gradually grow into prominence and
that those stocks~~wlli demand more
terests and thevspecuiauve" element.
iltvhas been a matter 6: c'urrentbe-
accumulating ‘ railroad _ stocks, in
which they~are especially,._concerued.
Rock Island common. '
‘ .0
Pool Operations 'are , ' expected, . to
continuesin-‘Wdhash A; Pry” which
was made one. of the strongest. tea-
tures or the market on Satin-day.- ‘-
._ Interests .that have been: identified
Locamotive again asserted; that 5.0.9
.‘lul‘kid. i'iuriy quotations for Mesh-.1213
points and Houston Oil was absorbed .
.ty. Not to be“ filled at the drug store
a - I .. ,._»___.. o’
THE NEW YORK STOCK BIARKET.
The néw,week started in mm a
heavier demand for stocks, dealings.
being on an extremely large scale in *
many stocks with buyers again taking
stocks as offered during the fast fif-
teen minutes and causing substantial
advances all through the list.
The Oil stocks were among the
most prominent features Mexican
Pete moving up to 123. and Pan Amn.
rose over one point to 56. California.
Pete continued a. strong feature ad.-
vancing' 3-4 to 55. Pacific Oil was
persistently bought by thee same in-
terests that have been accumulating
the stock for some time and advanced
1 3—4 to 54 1-4. Studebaker started
a gain ofvl 1-8 at 114 1-8 and Pierce
,Arrow Pr. shares were again strong.
the common advancing ‘l 3~S to 39 3-4.
l'. S. Steel opened up 3-4 at 96.
Baldwin Loco. made a gain of over a
point to 111 1—2. then reacted to 110-
'l‘he market continued to climb to
new hilrh levels after the first half
hour. numerous stocks lleinp: estab-
lished at the highest prices ‘Louched
since 1920 before the end of the first
lour. l‘nlted States Steel demanded
Mention as the market leader moving
up 1’}; to 97 and selling at the high-
the accumulation or buying being or
the same character is caused a violent
upward movement earlier in the year.
Crucible. Steel advanced to 52‘}; and
\‘cnadlum and Repogle Were both un-
usually uctiyej and made brisk ad-
vances. '-The motor point including-
tlre and wheel issues also Were bought
in an oppressive manner most. import-
ance being attached to trading in
Pierce Arrow issues the common ad-
vancihg 132', £19.21 and the. preferred
moving up over 2 points to 4%
Studebaker advanced over :3 points to
116 making a new high for this move-
ment- The pctrolium stocks moved in
the some Way. 'making it gain of 175'.
iwng recorded in Mexican Petroleum
sold at 123. and Pacific ()il moved up
to 54%. The low priced rails also
weer active and strong: the St. Paul
issllf‘s helm: prominent in that group.
‘loycrnmcnt and other bonds Were
strong.
. Gold and Silver in Coal.
In the Cnmbrla coal field of Wyo-
ming small quantities of gold and sli~
ver are said to be present in the
coal veins. in South Africa a sim-
.ilnr occur I
czllltile Murine I'fli.. llzlyison Chemlcni- I "an 9 has been noted. the
coal occurring in scams running
through the quattzlte ore.
LETTER TO I)“. .\. S. FLARE:
Dear Sir: Here‘s u prescription {or
your women path-oils. no nmtlcr what's
the ma’tter with 'em.
A prescription to mid to their twan—
llllt :lt Bent-dict. the jevvo-ler's. '
A necklace of American pearls
Loco. were conspicuous in the early
«elm 6088!? 1 .
‘ .L- A ~ ' ..
ligwreim .
The suspension "of _. mining; opera; '
made by which/me .‘Btrike will be ,‘
ended before many» days _ pass, and ,
' ‘ There were'many who thought that
attention from. both' financial in- .
lief that important houses have been
necklace of perfectly matched Orien-
tui pearls. ludwd it" they were (ll-ten-
tal. the 151 pun-la on a 30—inch Valtti
spciultics. :uivuncng‘ 4 points and , lluinllow Hum.- would cost more than
Pierce Arrow l’fti. supplemented last I 31“"."013.
' ‘wet-k's mlln. Aside from Cunmliun
Il‘ucilic and Delaware and Hudson.
1
l’l‘d.. and 'l‘otmlo St. Louis and \Vcst-l
That's the “hole business of pearls
-—to add to u woman‘s beauty by hur-
monizinc with llrr skin. lint look out
for your "pearls“; there are "pearls"
and "pearls“: some are heads coated
with house paint; others are made of
we: dipped in e-mllailmlng fluid:
thcxy're pretty for a year or two. or
.____- - "lllltll they crack. peel, and change col-
WALL S'l‘., 1:30 p. m.——Buoyancy or.
So up my. to you. “go to a. good
jeweler." us We'd any to him. “go to
a good t,li)(?t0l‘"-~(4\’(‘l'_\‘ man to his
trade. Can't all he jexyclcrs and doc-
torsP. don't want to.
You will feetmore conforlallle in
buying or a ru-llallle’jeweler: and he
in going to a. reliable d‘octor. Take
good cure of one another.
\‘atti Company New York.
P. S. \‘utti pearls are sold lly R, A.
Benedictxthe Jeweler.
oné house being, a steady buyer of
with the accumulation of . ”Baldwin - ‘-
stoclfi will have an iextena ,‘iédvajicé
" fithin action on ' ' .
est in over a year. Other steel indus—'
lrlals also were in good demand. Gulf'
Mute. Steel reflected a resumption of‘
(\‘attn that match the skin; :20 10..
$100; loks and Wears like a $l00,000>
500 Shares
Norwalk Tire 89° ‘
Rubber Company .
7 Percent. Cumulative Sinking Fund
Special Sinking Fund requires company to set aside on
or before June 30th, of each year an amount equivalent
to at least five (5%) per cent. of the total amount in pa"
value of said preferred stock that ’shall have been is-
sued, for redemption or purchase at not to exceed $113
per share.
PRICE: $92.50 and accrued dividend per share yielding:
more than 71/2.%
DIVIDENDS: Quarterly, Jan. 1, Apr. 1, Jul. 1, Oct. 1.
UNUSUAL
FEATURE:
YIELD
. Maples
If purchased at this price and held for per-
manent investment, the yield to the invest—
or will be at the following rates if rc-
deemed'by the Sinking Fund at $115 lJt'l‘
share. on
June301925....................14.51' i
“ “19§0............... ..... .1042“
“ “ 1935 9.36“
“ “‘ 1940 8.68'5
ATTRACTIVE
W’ e unhesitatingly recommend this steel-z
yield to the investor, the stock is backed ,
85 Washington St,
MONDAY, APRIL 3 1922 ._ ‘
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Norwalk, Connecticut
Preferred Stock
N5 Bonded Indebtedness
FREE from the Normal Federal Income
$ax, and the‘Connecticut State Propel-l}:
ax.
4...- ”ml-«- ,ylfifr‘m" «mum
m. a... w‘u—n‘m «-mu 1:
as a. safe investment, free from all tax.
In addition to returning an attractive
by excellent security.
69’ Goldschmidt _
ESTABLISHED 1892
Investment Securities
South Nor-walk, Ct.
Tel. 153, 154, 720
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