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THE INDIA RUBBER WORLD 



November 1, 1920 



1, 1920, secured by a trust deed on the company's plant at Fort 

 Madison, Iowa, the funds to be used for expansion purposes. 



The Republic Rubber Corporation has reduced its indebtedness 

 about S4.CHX),000 in the past three months. On September 30 the 

 indebtedness was $2,600,000 compared with $6,443,991 as of June 

 30. Inventory on hand and in transit shows about $5,000,000 as 

 against $8,972,456 on June 30. 



The National .Aniline & Chemical Co., Inc., New York City, 

 has increased the common shares of its stock to 554,386 and 

 the capital to $26,296,630. 



NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS 



I IrroBER .',\ 19.'0 



High Low 



Aja.\ Rubber Co., Inc 41 40>4 



The Fisk Rubber Co 20H ZO'4 



The B. r. C.oodrich Co : 50H 48^^! 



The B. F. Goodrich Co., pfd 84 81 



Kelly-Sprinfficid Tire Co SS'A 51}^ 



Kellv-Springfield Tire Co., pfd 9\'A 9\'A 



Ke\ stone T. & R. Co., Inc 15!^ 14!4 



Lee R. & T. Corp lOH 20^4 



United States Rubber Co 77M '%'/, 



•United .States Rubber Co., pfd 106;4 105 



Last 



4014 

 20i4 

 SO 



52'A 



91/2 



lA'A 



20*s 



77ii 



106^ 



CLEVELAND STOCK EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS 



The following quolatirns on the Cleveland Stock F.xcliange. October 



19, of stock of the principal rubber companies were supplied by Otis & Co., 

 Cuyahoga Uuilding, Cleveland, Ohio: 



Last 



Sale Bid Asked 



Fire.'iione T. & R. Co 106 lOS 



Firestone T. & K. Co., 1st pfd 88^ 88!^ 90 



Firestone T. & K. Co.. 2d pfd Si'A 



General T. & R. Co., pfd 102 ... 102}4 



The B. F. Goodrich Co 5254 



The B. F. Goodrich Cc, pfd 84K .•• SS!4 



The Goodvear T. & R. Co 70 6554 67VS 



The Goodvear T. & R. Co., 1st pfd 774^ 75 77 



Kellv.SoringficId T. & K. Co 156i^ 



KellvSprinsfield T. & R. Co., pfd 120 



The' Miller Rubber Co 115 ... 112 



Portage Rubber Co 45 ... 50 



Portage Rubber Co., pfd (0 62!/$ 67 



Star Rubber Co 350Ji 



Sw.nehart T. S R. Co 80 



\'icior Rubber Co 22 ... 24 



NEW INCORPORATIONS 



American Insulator Corp., The. September 17 (Massachusetts), $1,000,000. 

 E. L. Clarke, J Wilshire street; V. M. Kempton, Marshall street, both of 

 Winthrop: G, C. Cutler, Jr.. Heath street. Brookline — both in Massachusetts. 

 Principal office, Boston, Niassachusetts. To manufacture and deal in plastic 

 aiu' other materials for insulation, heat resisting and otlier purposes. 



.\|iex Tire & Rubber Co., October 15 (Delaware), 11,000.000. M. E. F. 

 Hawkins; W. 1-. lourdan; E. E. Borton — all of Wilmington, Delaware. To 

 manufacture tirjs. 



.\rmstrong Tire & Supply Co.. September 20 (Delaware). $225,000. F. R. 

 Hansell; J. \'. Pimm; E. M. MacFarland — all of Philadelphia. Pennsylvania. 



Hrix Rubber Cement Co., Inc., September 23 (New York). $10,000. L. 

 Knapp, 33 Jackson avenue; T. Brix. 2349 Second avenue; .M. Streeve, 153 

 Ninth street — all of Long Island City, Xew York. To manufacture rubber 

 cement, tires, etc. 



Brock Co., The, September 22 (Massachusetts), $40,000. V. M. Hanson, 

 Saugus; L. M. .Marsh. Roslindale; A. M. Monahan, Bosti.n — all in Massa- 

 chusetts. Principal office, Boston, Massachusetts. To manufacture and 

 deal in rubber goods. 



Cbalfin S: Co., Inc.. Joseph, September 25 (New York), $1,500. J. and F. 

 Ch.nlfin, both of 795 Crotona Park North, Bronx; I. Bromberg, 396 Christo- 

 pher avenue, Brooklyn — both in New York. To do a general rubber busi- 



Crescent Tire & Rubber Co., September 28 (Delaware), $100.(J00. M. L. 

 Rogers: >I. M. Nicholson; W. G. Singer — all of Wilmington, Helaware. 



Dun-Pen Co.. October 18 (Delaware), $21,000,000. T, L. Croteau; M. A. 

 Bruce: S. K. Dill — all of Wilmington. Delaware. To manufacture fountain 

 or stviographic pens. . 



F.wing Rubber Co.. September 29 (New Jersey), $100,000. A. F. Updike; 

 J. Schultz; .\. Emrick — all of Trenton. New Jersey. Principal office, Homan 

 and Hilton avenues. Hillcrest. New Jersey, .^gent in charge. E. F. Updike. 

 To manufacture, buv. sell and deal in all kinds of rubber goods. 



General Tire Sales Co.. October 6 (Delaware). $550,000. M. L. Rogers; 

 M. M. Nichols; AV. G. Singer — all of Wilmington, Delaware. To deal in 

 automobiles and automobile tires. 



Gove Si Co.. Inc.. Scmtraber 21 (.\ew York), $24,000. F. G. G. ve, Jr.: 

 W. Liddle. Jr.; F. L. Byrne— 25 Beaver street. New York City. To deal 

 in crude rubber. 



Greenpoint Rubber & Metal Corp.. September 24 (New York). $10,000. 

 M. Fishman. 18 Franklin street, Brooklyn; P. Fogclman; H. Blum, both of 

 299 Broadway. New \'ork City — both in New York. Principal office, Brooklyn, 

 New York. To do a rubber and metal business. 



Ilenba Balloon Developing & Transport Co., October 18 (New York), 

 $50,000. T. Henha; G. Frey; R. Hyde— all of 9,201 Fort Hamilton avenue, 

 Brooklyn. New York. Principal office, Brooklyn. New York. To make air- 

 planes, etc. 



Jobum Rubber Corp., September 29 (New York), $5,000. H. Joseph; 

 A. M. Burnham; E. Levy — all of 1 Madison avenue. New York City. To 

 manufacture rubber, 



Lc-Rex Products Co., The. September 22 (Massachusetts), $25,000. J. S. 

 Herrick, 164 Strathmore Road, Brighton; S. Olansky; 3 Westminster Road. 

 Roxbur>': NI. H. Wchb. 1340 Cotnmonwcalth avenue, .Mlston — all in Massa- 

 chusetts. Principal office, Boston, Massachusetts. To manufacture and sell 

 jjruggists* sundries, etc. 



Liberty Rubber & Supply Corp., October 13 (Delaware), $100,000. E. E. 

 and F. C. Jeffords, both of Erie, Pennsylvania; C. C. Densford, Buffalo, 

 New York. To tleal in tires. 



Lincoln Shoe & Rubber Co.. September 16 (Massachusetts), $50,000. J. 

 L. Wiseman. 21 Homestead street; E. Adiow, 35 EIra Hill Park, both of 

 Roxbury; Ci. L. Kotzen, 86 Orange street, Chelsea — both in Massachusetts. 

 Priitcipal office, Boston, Massachusetts. To buy, sell and deal in shoes, rub- 

 bers, etc. 



LittellCoombs Co., Inc., September 28 (New York), $5,000. M. C. 

 Coombs, 607 East 29th street; F. G. and I. H. Littell, both of 32 Chester 

 Court — both in Brooklyn. New York. Principal office, Brooklyn, New York. 

 To manufacture rubber goods. 



.Mathey Brothers, Inc.. September 23 (New York). $15,000. F. A. Mathey, 

 president. 506 West 45th street; J. II. Jackson; M. M. Coughlin. both of 

 27 William street — both in New York City. Principal office, 506 West 45th 

 slreei. New ^'ork City. To sell truck tires. 



National (iasoline Hose Co., Inc., October 5 (New York), $1,000. I. E. 

 Maginn; J. R. Cogen ; W. P. Cavanagh — all of 1476 Broadway, New York 

 City. To manufacture hose. 



Standard Wire Tire Corp.. September 25 (New York). $100,000. B. J. 

 Bowers, 159 Herkimer street; S. S. Shears, 221 Hancock street, both m 

 Brooklyn; A. 1.. Chauvet, 51 Hamilton Place, New York City — both in New 

 York. To manufacture tires, etc. 



Starbestos Textile Co., September 28 (Massachusetts), $100,000. T. J. G. 

 .Armstrong. 37 Partridge avenue. Somerville; M. F. Ford, 47 Water street, 

 Hyde Park; G. M. Faulkner. 1870 Commonwealth avenue. Brighton — all in 

 Massachusetts. Principal office. Boston. Massachusetts. To manufacture 

 and deal in asbestos yarns, brake linings and any and all textiles containing 

 asbestos. 



Thomas Tire & Rubber Co., The, September 14 (Ohio), $100,000. W. S. 

 Thomas, president; G. B. Thomas, vice-president and sales manager; T. 

 Richards, treasurer; M. S. Lower, general manager; L. H. Jones, secretary. 

 Principal office, Millersburg, Ohio. To manufacture pneumatic automobile 

 tires. 



Thrift Garter Co.. October 4 (New York). $20,000. C. Cohen; M. L. 

 Blumberg; H. Miller — all of 546 West 146th street. New Y'ork City. 



Tireheal Manufacturing Co., Inc.. October 6 (New York), $150,000. R. H. 

 Raphael; J. Leiman; S. Schnaps — all of 2 Rector street. New York City. To 

 repair tires. 



Tompkins Rubber Manufacturing Co., October 16 (Delaware), $300,000. 

 E. E. Tompkins. Narberth; J. M. Stitzer; T. E. Montgomery, both of Phila- 

 delphia — both in Pennsylvania. 



Union County Tire & Rubber Co.. October 1 (New Jersey). $100,000. 

 T. -A. Kelly. 17 Nutman Place. West Orange; D. Seaman, 798 Hunterdon 

 street, Newark, both in New Jersey; J. Berkelbamer. 34 Lander street. New- 

 burgh. New York. Principal office. 2 South Broad street, Elizabeth, New 

 Jersey, .-\gent in charge. .\. G. Weinberg. To buy, sell, import, export, 

 trade' and generally deal in tires and all rubber articles. 



L'nited Process Co.. Inc.. September 24 (New York), $10,000. I. Gold- 

 farb, 134 West 26th street; D. W. and R. Goldfarb, both of 953 Simpson 

 street, Bronx — both in New York City. To manufacture raincoats. 



United Tire Stores of Buffalo, September 25 (Delaware). $250,000. W. A. 

 Mc(.oy. Pittsburph. Pennsylvania; W. 1. N. Lofland and F. M. Jackson, 

 both of Dover, Delaware. 



WHY DUNLOP WENT TO BUFFALO 

 Considerable speculation has been aroused as to why the plant 

 of the Dunlop Tire & Rubber Corporation of .America was lo- 



The Dunlop Corporation Has PuBciiASFn Land Extending to the 



Niagara River That Provides an Abundant Supply of Water and 



Affords a Cr)NVENiENT Location for Docking Facilities 



rated at Buffalo. The accompanying map will give a more exact 

 idea of just where the Dunlop factory is and also illustrates some 

 of the reasons why it is there. Two facts are quite evident from 



