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INVESTMENT BOND
LIST AGAIN RISES
Best Rails and Utilities Up.
Japanese Municipals Are
Market Feature.
BY CHARLES F. SPEARE.
Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK. Xevembcr -t.—lnsti
tutions were again large buyers today
of high-grade railroad and public
utility bonds at the best prices in
many instances so far registered this
year. The feature this week lias been
the demand from select investment
quarters of issues on which the re
turn ranges from 4% to 4*4 per cent.
4% per cent.
Some of the bonds which were in
fluenced by this buying were South
ern Pacific 4*43 at an advance of a
point. Northwestern general ss. Great
Northern sis, Elgin & Joliet ss, Union
Pacific 4%5. Burlington 4V&S, Oregon
& Western 4s and Northern Pacific 6s.
Frisco 4s Attract Notice.
In the secondary list of rails there
was active interest in such issues as
Frisco 4s above 91, Southern Railway
4s and the higher coupon bon*' of
this same mortgage, Soo Line ss,
Rock Island 4Vis, Erie general 4s and
refunding 5s and Missouri Pacific ss.
The Seaboard group was a little heavy,
with a new low price on the all-
Florida 6s, which cover the mileage
of the road where the sharpest de
cline in earnings has occurred
Public utility bonds, including those
of the telephone companies and the
best of the light and power corpora
tions, and industrial issues, such as j
United States Steel ss. Smelters Os j
and Westinghouse and Wetersn Elec- i
trie ss, were firm. There was a heavy
tone, on the other hand, to t.lie semi
speculative bonds of manufacturing
companies which was conspicuous in
United States Rubber os and "Vis,
Goodyear ss. Armour o'-s and in the
Sinclair issues. Marine 6s. after an
early decline, advanced above 104.
Local traction issues were V 4 to Vi
lower.
Japanese Municipals Strong.
In the foreign group the feature
was the unusual activity in Japanese
municipals. City of Yokohama and
City of Tokio bonds were up V* to %
and the government issues a little
less. There will probably be new
financing in behalf of Japan shortly.
French issues continued to gain slow
ly. and in some quarters of the Ger
man list there was further improve
ment. However, scattered liquidation
gave this group an irregular appear
ance. South Americans were gener
ally higher. " . . .
United States Government bonds
rallied from yesterday’s decline. The
best buying 'was in the long Treas
ury certificates. A new issue of bonds
10 take care of approximately $750.-
000,000 of second Liberty 4 >4B which
will be unredeemed on November 15
is to be made and the terms of it an
nounced on Monday.
Washington Stock Exchange
SALES.
Potomac Electric Ist 6a—Sl .000 »* 1
Capital Traction Co.—lo at. 108. 6at
10^hMn^»;tirtig-10 7 .? 53.10 »t I
pH.-!. .. |
* Bank—lo at 495. 10 at 1
Security & Trust Co. —10 at :
♦ 52. 2 at 452. 3 at 452. 3 at 452.
Baioer * Rom com.—2s at 35%. !
Columbia Lano t drat el Did. —10 at <
National Co. PM —l4 at HO. f
Federal-American Co. com.—2r> at j
Lamton Monotype—lo at 100 , i ■ ,
Sanitary Grocery Co. old. — -0 at 10a ’
JO at 102 >4. 20 at 102 Vi. ! «
AFTER CALL. I 1
Waahinston Gas B*—sl,oo9 M 103. | 1
Waihinrton Gaa 0s B—i I.OW at 105 *4. . 1
Washington Gaa A—SIOO at 104-
Lanital Traction Sa—SLSOO at 102 sa.
Wash in* ton Bwy. A Elec- com.—2o at
•Ag
rolutnbia Sara' 4 Gravel utd.—lo at
“1% £ ftl.’fel.OOO
WashinxtoD Gaa Os A——53.000 at 100
UNLISTED DEPT.
* Chaoin Sacks 8% at 102. 10 at
*O2
Money—Call loans, 5 and 0 Der cent.
BONDS.
r . Bid and Asked Prices.
PUBLIC UTILITY.
Rid. Asked
Amer. Tel. ft Telya. 4s ... 99% • ••*•
Amer. TeU ft Teixa.. 4%,.. 102
Am. lei k JC** 1 C U- ts-
Anacottia * Pot. R. R. Os.. M «
Ar.acostia A Pot. roar. 5a.. 99 »♦
CTMe P. Telephone 5s 101.% .....
C * P. Tel of Va. 6» 102%
Capital Traction R B. 5a.. 102% 'ooki'
City Me Suburban sa. ,00- OJS
Georgetown Gas lat 5a 10fV* idiji
Po’omac Elec. Ist ss, 101 101%
Potomac Elec. cone. 5a 102 A. 103 V,
Potoraac Elec. 0* 195.1...... 108 108^
Wash . Alex, ft ML Ver. 5a . 4%
Wash. Alex. Me Mt. Ver. cits. .»%
Wash. Balt. Me Annan at. . 85
Washington Gae ss. ...... • 102 %
w a »h Gaa Go. *rieo A VAtil
Wash Gaa Os. FfiM B -a*
Wa,h R»y AJElec. 80
Wash Ewr. * Elec. <ren. 0«. 104 .
MISCELLANEOUS
Barber 4b Boss. Inc . OH*- - 0? .%
Chestnut Firm I)aiU’ tint... /» lo *
cherr Chase Club 6V4a-••• lgl
jfpt. Joitrt Stock Lti. Bk. s*. 10‘)
Wash Mkt. * Cold Stor 5a 9*>
YTaruman Park Hotel 5 Via. - 06% 98
STOCKS.
PUBLIO UTILITY.
iSffc io|**
!te:::rgK Jg*
TVftfch Rev dr Elec. con, .. o«W •»»
wUh fir ft Elec. Did.... 09 % 100 >»
NATIONAL BANK.
National Capital 276
r
Federal-Atnerican 338 345
Libert 241 -50
National 400 «o
Mat- Bank of Washington... 3X5 350
TRUST COMPANY.
Amer. Sacuiity 4c Trust Co.. 450 463
Merchants Bank...- 15- 164
National Savinas Me Trust... 625 0.15
r won Trust 390 319
Wash Loan & Trust 490 010
SAVINGS BANK
Rank of Bethesda 56
Commerce Me Savinas 310
East Wash in* ton .* - 35
Potomac „ Saving*. 29.. .....
focuritT ftav. Me Com 435 475
Crentb Street
United States-......., 6 ?|
Washinrton Mechanic? oO
EIRE INSURANCE.
American 329 .....
Corcoran */.v •••••
Firemen a .....
National Union .....
TITLE INSURANCE.
Columbia Title- •- 17 .....
tteai Estate Title-. .....
Title lot Co. of Md com.. . 6j
MISCELLANEOUS
H»rb*r Me Ross Inc., com 35 4 35 ! /a
CUeyy Chase Da.ry uW ... I<»s 197
Commercial Nat. Co. nfd... 119
11 C Paper Ml g. Did ..... 93 ....
• o’. Sand Me Gravel p1d.... 19 5 19- V»
Federal Storase ofd . ... I<"' 119
Federal-American com , 3640
Federal-American pfd 191 . . .
Lanston Monotype ........ 194 % 100
Merchanu’ Tran A Stor.. ]55 136
Merchants’ Tran A Stor Did 193>4 J (, 4
Mersenthaler Linotype. 111, U 4
Nat'] Mtae. A Inv. pld •;>-» o\
Peoples Drug Stores Did..-. 119 119
Sftf lifltV StorQK ...» .... i -vcv L»»
Sanitary Grocery Co. old 102 4 103
Washing-ton Market ... s<»
Wash Mech Mtse coin 11 14
Wash Medical Bide Corn.., 126 ...
Woodward A Lothrop Did. .. IG6 109
•Ex dividend
COAL MARKETS WEAK.
NRW YORK, November 4 <JP>
Bituminous coal markets of the United
Stales are still struggling to effect a
balance between supply and demand,
< 'oa! Age News reports. No far the
/ general results have not been very
successful, and the pressure of unsold
tonnage on wheels at mines, junction
end terminal points weakens the en
tire price structure. Steam coals sltU
t !*%£ the brunt ot the attack.
FIN A NCI AD.
j ON NEW YORK :bonds STOCK EXCHANGE]
Bftcdvwtf by Private Wire Direct te Tbe Star Olca
UNITED STATEB.
♦ Sale* are •« st 990 *
Salsa Hich Low. Clow.
Lib ms... 11 101 16 101 15 101 16
LlblsKtta 13 103 11 103 10 103 10
Llb2d«tta. 6 100 9931 99 31
Lib Sd 414a. 10 100 29 100 29 100 29
Ltb 4th 4t4> 23 103 31 103 31 103 31
US 3% 43-47 1 101 27 101 27 10127
U S 3*48... 9 106 20 106 17 106 17
US 4s 1944. £3 100 22 109 11 109 17
U 5414852. 3 11426 114 11 114 11
FOREIGN.
Sale. Hich Low Ctow
Argentine 5s 10 90V, 904 90M
Argentina 6s Ju 59 24 99'4 984 99ij,
Argentine 6aOcts9 99>. 994 99H
Argentine 6s A.... 31 100 ( » 99% 99%
Argentine 6s 8..., 1 99*« 99‘4 99%
Australis 5s 19.53.. 57 97% 974 97%
Australia sis 1957.. 12 974 97 974
Austria 7s 8 105'? 105% 105%
of Chile 6 VJs 10 954 95 95”,
Belgium 6s 38 984 98% 984
Belgium 7s 1955... 59 1074 106 v 107 V,
Belgium 7s 1956... 22 105 1044 105
Belgium 7V|s 3 1144 114 114
Belgium B>.. 11 1094 1094 1094
Bolivia 8a 5 104 4 1044 104%
Bordeaux 6s 19 994 994 994
Brasil 6V45........105 92% 92% 92H
Brazil 7s 8 95% 95% 95%
Brazil Ss !» 108 106% 105%
Bremen. State. 75.. 8 101% 1014 101%
Buenos Aires 7s 57 8 95% 95V, 954
Buenos Aires 7s 58 12 95% 95% 95%
Canada 6s 1981.... 6 102 102 102
Canada 6s 1952.... 5 106% 106% 106%
Canada 6%s 1929.. 3 101% 101% 101%
Chile 7s 1943 9 101% 101% 1014
Chile Ss 1941 27 1094 1094 1094
Chile 8s 1946 10 109% 109% 109%
Chinese Gov Ry sis. 1 25 25 25
Copenhagen 5s ct.. 24 95% 9544 95%
Cuba 6%s 10 102% 102% 102%
Czecho 7%s rets... 14 1064 105 105
Czecho 8s t 961.... 5 108% 108% 108%
Czecho 8s 52 1 108% 108 V, 108%
Danish Muruc 8s A 1 111% Ul% 111%
Danish Munic 8s B 4 111% 111% 111%
Denmark 6s 14 105 104% 105
j Dutch East I sis 47, 2 I04”i 104% 104'%
j Dutch East I sis 62. 7 104% 104%. 104%
; Finland s f sis 45... 1 95% 95% 95%
Finland 7s l 100 100 100
Framerican 7%5.. 9 104% 1044 1044
French 7s 23 105% 165% 105%
French 7Hs 8 114% 1144 114%
French 8s 21 110 H 1104 110%
German El P 6%5. 3 96 954 96
German 7s :\> 106% 106% 106%
Ger Am Bank 75... 32 1004 994 1004
Ger Gen Else 75... 2 102% 102% 102%
Greek 7s 3 97 96% 97
Haiti 6s 1 99% 99% 99%
Holland-Amer 65.. 3 1004 1004 1004
Hungary 7Hs 10 1011* 1014 1014
Italy 7s 105 974 974 97%
Italy Pub 7s 29 954 95% 95-4
Japanese 4s 4 91% 91% 91%
Japanese 6%s 31 101% 101% 101%
Lyon sis 2 994 994 994
Mexico 4s 04 ssntd. 24 254 24 % 254
Mexico 4a 10 asnfd 10 24% 24% 24%
Milan 6%s 181 924 914 92
Montevideo 7s 2 102% 1024 102%
Netherlands 6s 54. 16 102% 1024 1024 I
Nord 6%s 28 99% 99% 994
Norway 6%s 7 1004 1004 1004
Norway 6s 1948... 25 1024 101% 1024
Norway 6s 1944..., 15 102% 103 102
Norway sis 1953... 12 103 102% 103
Orient Dev deb sis.. 22 964 964 «64
Parla-Ly-Med 65.. 9 05% 95% 95%
Paris-Ly-Med 75.. 50 101% 1014 1014
Peru 7%s 3 104 104 104
Poland sis 40 3 82% 82% 82%
Poland 8s .... 31 994 99 994
Porto Alegre 8a.... 6 105% 1054 105%
PragUfi7H« 2 105% 105% 105%
Rhlnelbe Un 75.... 6 1074 1074 1074
Rlodfi Jan 8s 1946. 2 105 105 105
Rioda Jan 8s 47... 1 105 105 105
Rio Or Do Sul Bs.. 3 105% 105% 105%
Rome 6%s 107 924 91% 92
Bao Paulo Ss 1936.. 1 1064 1064 1064
Sao Paulo 1950.... 2 10G 106 106
Saxon «PW> 75...« 6 1004 100 100%
Seine 7s 43 5 lo2fc 1024 1024
Serbs Crot SIo Bs.. 7 99% 994 99%
Solssons 6s 2 97 4 974 974
Sweden 5%s 9 105 104% 104%
Sweden sis 1 104 104 104
Swiss 5%a 1946.... & 103% 103% 103%
Bwlss Confed Ss.. • 1 113% 113% 113%
XohoElec Pow 7e.. 3 98% 984 984
Tokio sis 5 76% 764 76H
Tokio 5%s 1961... 226 89V, 884 89
Utd Ktngm 5%529 13 118% 1184 118%
Utd Ktngm 5%s 37 9 106 105% 106
Yokohama sis w!.. 66 954 94% 95
MISCELLANEOUS.
Ajax RubberSs.... 5107 107 10?
Am AgnChem 7%» 6 1044 104 1044
Ath Repub deb 65.. 1 101 101 101
Am Smlt & R Ist 6s 5 1024 102 1024
Ani Smltft R 65... 6 108% 1084 1084
Am Sugar rtf fie... 7 106 105% 106
Am Tft Tel tr «s.. 5 99?* 99% 99%
Am T&Tcl tr 55.. 5 105 104% 105
AmTATsf 65.... 16 105% 1054 105%
Am T& T deb 6 %S. 0 100 108V* 109
Am Water Wks Ss. 5 1004 100 100%
Am Writing Pap 6s 1 93% 93% 93%
Anaconda Ist 6a... 41 1044 1044 104%
Anaconda evdb 7s. 14 IQB% 108% 108%
Andes Cop 7s rets. 24 106% 106% 106%
Armour&Co 4%s 39 14 890% 90% 90%
Armour Del fi%s.. 20 88% 88 88
Associated Oil 65.. 2 1024 1024 1024
Atlantic Refln sis.. 2 101 103 103
Bamsdall sis 1940.. 67 100% 99% 99%
Ball Tel Ps sis 8... 3 106% 105% 1054 i
Bell Tel Pa fisC... 4 1074 1074 1074
Beth Steel p m sis.. 16 1004 1004 1004
Beth Steel 6%# 63. 6 101 101 101
Beth Steel fie 10 103% 1034 1034
Brier HSt Ist 6%s 4 104% 104 Vi 104%
Bklyo Ed gen 55... 2 105% 105% 105% 1
Bklvn Union 5%5.. 2 222 222 222 i
Bush T Bldg fie 60. 1 104 104 104 1
Centra! Leather 6a. 24 105 105 105 i
Chile Copper 55... 60 954 95 954
Con Coal Md Ist 6s. 1 82% 82% 82%
Con Gas N Y 6Vfca.. 14 106% 106”. 1064
Consumers Pow 5s 4 1044 1044 1044
Cuba Cane cv sis... 22 964 964 96V,
Cuba Cane cv 75... 1 93% 93% 93%
Cuban Am Sug sis.. 4 1074 107% 1074
Davison Chem 6%. 10 1014 1014 1014
Denver Gas Ss 6 100% 100% 100%
Dery (DG) 75..,.. 5 50 50 50
Dodge 6s 59 84% 84 841*
East Cuba Sug 7%* 3 103% 103 1034
Fisk Rubber sis.... 5 119 119 110
Goodrich 6%s 5 107% 1074 107% I
Goodyear 5s rets.. 74 94% 94V* 94%
Mershey 6 Vis 13 103 103 103
Humble Oil fi5..... 61 994 99% 994
Humble Oft RfiViS 12 1024 1024 1024
Illinois Bell Ist sis. 11 1054 1054 1054
Int Mer Marine 6s. 32 104% 104 1044
Int Paper sis 47.... 4 100% 100% 100%
Int Paper cv sis.... 7 109 108% 108%
Int Paper cv 6s sta 14 108% 103% 108%
Inter Paper fd sis.. 19 104 104 104
Int Tel&Teleg 4%s 103 96 954 95%
J Kay ser ft Co fi % s 10 1024 1024 1024
Kan CP&L 6s A 62. 1 104% 104% 104%
Kan Gft El sis 62.. 1 1064 1064 1064
Kelly-Spring sis... 6 1034 1084 1084
Laclede G 6 %s 62. 1 104% 104% 104%
Liggett & Myers 5s 6 1044 1044 J 044
Liggett ft Myers 7s 4 122 122 122
Lortilard (P» 65... 4 98% 98% 03%
Lorillard <P> 75... 3 117% 1x7% Ix7^,
Loulav Gft E sis 62 2 103% 1034 1034
Midvale Steel 55... 11 1004 100 1004
Montana Pow sis... 32 104% 104 104%
Mor's &Co Ist 4%s 2 86% 86% 86%
New Eng Tei sis... 1 106% 106% 106%
N Y Edison 6%5... 2 116% 1164 1164
NYO E L HftP 4s. 2 95% 95% 95%
N Y Tel 4%5...... 12 101 100% 101
NY Tel 6s 41 6 109% 109 109 V,
N Y Tel 6s 49 2 110% UO% 1104
North Am Edis ss. 29 101% 1014 1014
NorOhioTftl.Cs. 1 100% lOOV* 1004
Nor States Pow 6a. 1 106 106 106
PaoUasft El sis... 4 102% fO2V» 102%
PacTft T Ist 55... 7 103% 103% 108%
Pan-Amer Pete sis. 3 103% 1034 103%
Pan*Amer Pete 7s. 5 1054 1054 1054
Phlie Co »%s 8f... 6 104% 104% 104%
Phlla Co rs sis A. . 17 104% t 04% 104%
PhUa&RdC&ISe 5 101% 101% 101%
Pier ce-Arrow fia... 5 98% 93 93
Pierce Oil deb ss.. 9 103 103 103
Public Service 5 Vis 7 1054 105 105%
Public Service 6s .. 8 107% 106% 107
P Serv Oae 5%s 64 2 105% 105V* 105V*
Remington Arms 6* 3 97% 97 97%
Sinclair 011fi5.... 9 98 97% 98
Sinclair OH 6%#.. 6 93% 934 93%
Sinclair Oil J 5.... 22 08% 984 084
Sin Pipe Line 55... 5 93% 93% 984
Skelly 011 6 V*s.... 21 94% 94% 94%
Sou Bell Tel 5a.... 5 104% 1044 104%
Southwest Bell sis. 5 105 105 105
Standard Oil N J sis 44 1084 103 103
Sug JSest Orient 7s 1 100 100 100
Tarn Eleo Pow Bs. 6 107 « 107% 1074
T«*<-do Edn Ist 7s. 3 HB% 108% 108V*
• L xKed Drug 65.. . 13 107% 1074 107%
U<s Rub Ist rs sis.. 37 92!* 934 934
THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, T). C., FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 4, 1927
| Sale* High Low.Clom
<USRub7Vis 28 103% 108 103%
US Steal sf sis.... 22 1084 108% 1084
Vartientes Sug 7s. 1 100 100 100
Warner Sug Is 53.. 4 87% 87 87%
West Elec Ss 26 1034 1034 1034
Westlnghouae Ss.. 24 104 103% 104
Wilson ft Co Ist 6s. 7 101% 101 101
Winchester A 7%5. 1 106 106 106
Youngstn SAT 65.. 8 1054 105 105
RAILROAD.
At&S Fcvt 4s 05-55 4 91% 91% 924
Atchison gen 45... 11 97% 97% 97%
Atlan C L 4%s 64.. 14 101% 1014 1014
Atl ft Dan lat 4s 48 7 82 82 82
1 Atl ft Dan 2d 4s 4S. 1 76% 76% 76%
‘ Bft O Gold 4s « 974 96% 97V,
1 BftOcv 4 % a 10 100 99% 99%
‘ Bft O ref 5s 28 104% 104% 104%
" B& 0 6*2000 D... 27 105 1044 105
1 Bft O Ist 6s ct.... 2 1094 1094 109V*
Bft O 6s 4 t 02% 102% 102%
B&Orf lmp«s.... 26 112 1114 111%
1 Bft O PLEVV Y 48. 12 96% 96% 96%
1 B&O SW sis 60..., « 105% 105% 105%
Bang & Aroos 4s 51 5 87% 874 87%
Bklyn Manhat «s.. 60 954 95% 95v,
Can Nat 4%s 30... 2 100% 1004 100%
Can Nat 4%554... 3 98% 98% 98%
1 Can Nor 4%s 1935. 2 99% 99% 99%
1 Canad North 75.... 4 115% 115 116%
Oanad Pac deb 45.. 2 88V* 88 884
Can Pac 4%s 46... 3 994 99”, 994
1 Car Clinch&O 6s 52 1 1084 1084 1084
Central Pacific 45.. 2 95 95 95
' Cent Pae Ist 6s 90. 7 104% 1044 104%
Chesa Corp sis wl.. 41 99% 99V'* 99%
1 ChesftOov 4%5.. 15 100% 100% 100%
. ChesftOgn 4%5.. 3 101% 101% 101%
Chi BA Q gen 4s fit 1 98 98 98
CBftQ4 %a 77 8.. 67 1024 102 1024
, Chi B& Q Ist rs sis. 5 1084 1084 1084
Chi ft E ill gn sis 61 17 93% 92% 924
ChlUt West 4869. 73 72% 72% 72%
CM&St P 4s 25... 10 64% 64% 64%
C M&StP 4s 25 Cfs. 26 64% 64V* 644
CM&StP deb 4s cfs 4 64% 64% 64%
CMft St Pcv 4 %s. 10 64% 64% 64%
CM&SPcv4%sX2cff 30 64% 64% 64%
CM&StP gn 4 %s 2 98% 98% 98%
CMftSt P rs 4%5. 5 65% 66% 65%
CM&SPrf 4%scf. 6 65% 65% 85%
CM&SPcv sis cfs.. 76 644 644 b 44
CM&StP sis 16 104 103% 103%
Chi NW 4%s 2037.. 62 102% 102 102
Chi ft NW ref 55... 1 110% 110% 110%
Chi ft NW 7s 1 105% 105% 105%
Chi Rys 5s 2 82% 82% 82%
Chi Rift Prf 45.. 150 954 94% 95
CR 1 Pac 4 >is w.i. 144 96 95% 96
Chi TiI&SE 55.. 27 101 100% 101
Chi T H Ino 63 60.. 60 954 944 90%
Chi Un Sta 4%5... 25 101% 101% 101%
Chi Union Sta 5s 44 2 104% 104% 104%
Chi Union Sta 6%5. 2 117% 117% 117%
j Chi & W lnd cn 4s. 5 91V* 9L4 91V*
1 CCC ft St L sis 43 104% 104% 104%
CCC ft St Lrf sis A. 6 102% 102% 102%
Clev Term as 20 105% 105% 105%
Clev Term sVia-... 8 109% lO9V* 109%
Cft S lat 4s 29 1 99% 99% 99%
Colo ft Sou 4V&5... 1 99% 99% 99%
Cuba Rtt sis 1 97% 97% 97%
Cuba Nor B%sets.. 2 96% 96% 96%
Dei ft Hud Istrt 4s 11 95% 96% 95%
Del ft Hud 6%5.... 12 104% 104% 104%
Del ft Hud 7s 30... 4 106 106 106
Den ft KloUcn 4s. 16 92% 92% 92%
Den&RloO 4 Vis»«. 1 96 96 96
D KIOO West 65... 1 86 84% 85
Det United 4Vis... 1 96% 96% 96%
Erie Ist oons 45... 7 bßV>i 88% 88%
Erls gen 45....... 178 83 82V* 83
Erieconv 4S A.... 22 88 87*4 88
Erieconv 4s 8.... 11 87% 87% 87%
Eriecvtss67 wi.. 130 97% 97% 97%
■ Erie & Jersey 65... 4 114% 114% 114%
Fla EC 6s 74...... 128 93% 93V* 93%
Grand Trunk 75... 1 115 115 115
Great North 4Vi aw 108 99% 99% 99%
Gt Nor 4%a 76 D.. 16 100% 99% 100%
Great North 65.... 41 108% 107% 108%
Great North 6Via.. 13 112% 112 112
Or Nor gen 7s 15 115% 115 115%
Hud ft Man ref 6a. 21 102% 102 102%
Hud ft Manaj 8a... 16 92% 92% 92%
111 Cent ref *8..,.. 1 97% 97% 97%
111 Cent 4%a6 101% 101% 101%
111 Central rs sis 55. 6 111% 111% 111%
111 C-C-St Ljt 4%5. 8 100 99% 100
111-C-C StL&NO sis. 10 108 107% 108
int Rapid Tran sis. 13 78 77% 77%
Int Rap Tr sis atpd. 47 78 77% 77%
lat Rap Tran 75... 123 99% 99 99%
Int Gt Nor sis 1058.212 101% 101*4 101%
mt ft O Nor Ist 6a. 1 107 107 107
int ft O Nor ad «a..217 97% 97% 97%
int KyaC A sis 72.. 4 84% 84% 84%
mt Rep CAm sis 41 2 95% 95% 96%
Int Ky C A 6Vis ret 5 91% .01 91
lowa Cent rf45.... 3 15 H v * 14%
lowa Cent Ist sis... 2 41% 41% 41V*
Kan City Ft 845... 10 96% 95% 96%
Kansas City B 35.. 67 77% 77% 77%
Kansas City 8 65.. 95 102% 101% 102%
Lake Shore 4a 28.. 9 100 99% 100%
Lake Shore 4S 31.. 4 99*4 99% 09%
Lehigh Val cn 45.. 5 91% 91 91%
LehiVgen 4 Vi* 2003 5 101% 101% 101%
Louis&Nasb uni 4s 0 98% 98% 08%
Louis ft Nash sis B. 4 108% 108% 108%
Louis ft Nash 75... 10 105 105 105
Market Bt 7s 40.... 1 99% 99% »»%
Mil El Ky ft L6s 61 1 103% 103% 103%
Mil El Ky ft L6s 61 1 102% 102% 102 V,
MBtP ft SUM CO 4s 10 90% 90% 90%
MSlP&SSMfisSfigtd 13 99% 99% 99%
MKftT 4S B 4 92% 91% 92%
MKft T adj fia.... 39 107 106% 107
iMKftT pr in fia A. 7 104% 104% 104%
Mo Pacino gan 4a.. 15 79% 79% 79V,
Mo Pac 6a A 65.... 6 102% 102% 102%
Mo Pao fia F 77.... 191 101 100% 101
Nassau Ei 4a 61..., 5 56% 66 66
New Or Term 4a... 10 9114 91% 91%
MOT&M 6%a.... 3 105% 105% 105%
N Y Cen gan 2Via.. 1 86 86 89
NY Cent 4a 9> 1 96% 96% 95%
N Y C rs im 4Via... 0 104% 104% 104%
N Y Centr 165.... 16 109% 109% 109%
IN Y Cent deb sis... 3 108V* 108% 108%
! N X Cent LB Cl 3 Vi* 11 84% 84V* &4%
i NYChi&BtLfiVisA. 40 107% 107 107
! NYChiftßtLfiVisß. 20 107% 107 107
NYCft Bt L sis A. 6 103% 102% 102%
NY N ilavftH »%S 2 7 1 77 77
New Haven 4s 65.. > 84% 84% 84%
NY N HavftH 4s 56 12 80 85 85
N Y NHftH db 4s 57 17 79 78 79
N Y Ont W Ist 45.. 1 8114 8114 81%
NY O&W gen 4s 56 10 79% 79V* 79%
N Y Kys fia 65 23 15% 14% Use
NY Ky a sis A 65... 9 76V* 75 75%
N Y State Ky 4 Vi*, i# 54% 64% 54%
N Y Wft Bos 4%8. 1 88% 88V* 88%
Nor ft B gen 6a 54.. 0 96% 96% 98%
Norfolk ft VV cn 4s. 1 98V* 98% 98%
Nor PaO sis 2047... 3 VO% 70% 70%
Nor Pac 4%» 2047. 2 103V4 103% 103 V,
Northern Pao r 1 fia 43 115V* 116 115%
Ore Short Lrfs4*. 10 99% 09% 00%
Ore Short Lcn 5a.. 9 109V4 109% 109%
Ore Wash Ist 45... 16 02% 92% 02*>.
i/euiisyl gen « Vi*.. 7 104V* 104% 104%
Penney I sen 0a.... 16 112% 112% 112%
Pannayl oa 64 2 104% 104 H iu4%
Penney! SVi*-..... 11 112% 112% 112%
Penusyi gold 75... 10 106 108 108
Peoria ft E tnc 45.. 10 4514 4514 47%
Fere filarq let 55.. 3 104% 104% 104%
PCCftSILosA.. 42 114 112% 118
PCCftStL 5» B 75. . 10 114 112% 114
Port KLP6» 47 ... 8 102 102 102
Port KLftP 2%s 46 1 107% J 07% 107%
Head mg gen 4 %a. • 10 iO2V» lU2V<« 102%
KlO G West Cl 45... 3 8/% 87% 87%
K » Ark ft L 4Vi*.. 6 97% 97v* 07%
St L tfilftS 4a 29... 10 09V* 99V* 99%
BtL i Mftß gn os 31 1 101% 101V* 101%
St L IMftS KftG 4s 9 06 97% 97%
St LftSFpi 4s A. 19 91% 91 91V,
St L & B Fpr in 58. 43 103% 103% 103V*
St Lftß F 5 Vis D. .20 103% 103 103%
at Lft B P adj la.. 32 101% 10114 101%
St Lft SF me fi... l'» 99% 99 99
San Aft Arn P4S.. 8 93 92% 93
Seaboard A L 4S. •. 4 84 83% 83%
Seat* A L ref 4a.... 8 72% 72 72%
' Seah A Ladj6a.... 49 82V* 82% 82%
See UAL CO» sis... 31 97 V* 08% 97
SB All Fla sis 36 A, 34 03% 03% 08%
SB All F1a65358.. 18 96% 06% 96%
, 4ou Pac 4*20 o 90 0900%
Sou Padtic ief 48.. 7 07% 97 97%
1 Sou Pac 4 Vi s A 77.. 36 103% 108 10314
Sou Ky geu 4a 36 01% 91% 91 h
, sou Ky Con fia 04.. 11 112% 112 112%
, Sou Ky sis Ofi 4 119% 110% 11944
Southern Ky fi%a. 10 u6Vr 126% 126%
lex Aik FS o%» 00 0 108% 106 V* 106%
ieaaa ft Pauihu lal 39 103V* 102% 103%
■ Third Ave ref 4a 60 4 67% 67% 69i*
Thud Ave adj fia.. 3 63V* 08% 58%
, Tot Ti LftP 6 Vis 60 5 100% 100% 100%
1 Union i'ac Ist rs 48 10 06% 96% 96%
Un Pac 4Vi«67.... 34 09% 09% 00%
UulonPac Ist ref 6s 3 113% 113% 113%
' Union Pac cv sis... 0 101% 101 101%
1 Virginia Ky Ist fia. 12 109% 109% 109%
‘ Va Uv ft P fia 15 101% 101% 101%
1 VNahash us 76 8... I 104% 104% 104%
‘ Wahaßh 2d 5* 1 104% 104% 104%
Wabash 6%s 76... 3 107% 107 107%
West Maryland 4s. 14 86% 86 86
, West Md 5 Vis 77... 60 102% 102 102%
l Wheel & L Ecn 4s. 8 02 92 92
, Whel&L Erf 4Vi* * 95 95 95
, W'i3 Cen gn 4s 49.... 1 86% 86% 86%
SPECIALTIES GAIN
ON Ml MARKET
Rises and Slumps Mixed in
General Trading—Oils
Have Rerotion.
BY WILLIAM F. HEFFERNAN.
Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, November 4.—New
high recorde were established in a
number of specialty favorites during
today’s trading on the Curb Exchange,
but It was evident from the action of
the market as a whole that speculative
sentiment had been affected by the
increase In brokers’ loans reported
after the close yesterday.
In view of the heavy liquidation
which went on during the earn part
of the period covered oy the figures
a good sized decrease had been «x
--pected. The result was a mixed move
ment of prices throughout the greater
part of the session with gains and
losses intermingled.
Profit-Taking in Oils.
Perhaps no other group of stocks
at the present time Is coming in for
as much comment as the oi's They
were higher for a time after the open
ing today, but encountered profit
taking, which in many instances car
ried prices below the previous closing
as the market went int> the second
half session. Losses were finally
recorded in Standard of Indiana.
Vacuum Oil, Humble Oil and Ohio Oil,
although they were limited to within
a point In most instances. Illinois
Pipe Line was an except’on and es
tablished a new high for the year
at 17.*.
Buyers of oil stocks have met with
so many disappointments during the
past year that they were reluctant to
come in on the buying side in any
large way. It could not be denied,
however, that the decision to extend
the Seminole curtailment agreement
to January 1 wns an encouraging
factor. Gulf Oil of Pennsylvania pro
vided the feature of the independent
group, also reaching a new top at 98-
Sperialtiea at New Top.
Among the specialties that made
their best prices for the year were
Universal Leaf Tobacco, Kemsley
Millbourn and Tubize Artificial Silk.
Reo Motors was well supported above
the £5 level. The settlement date for
subscriptions to the block of stock
recently offered privately is set for
November 9. Inasmuch as the price
of the stock was 27, some were antici
pating an upturn to at least this level
before contracts have to be settled.
Public utilities again moved with a
good deal of Indecision. Electric In
vestors was actively bought at an
advance of a point. Lehigh Power
gained a half point and Blackstone
Valley Gas & Electric, which record
ed a gain of almost 13 points Thurs
day, felt the effect of profit-taking,
which carried it down almost a point.
Changes in others were confined to
small fractions. Electric Refrigera
tion Cs broke badly again into new
low’ ground.
HUPP RUMORS DENIED.
NEW YORK, November 4 OP).—
Bankers for Hupp Motor Car Corpora
tion deny rumors that its control is
passing to new interests or that a
merger of Hupp and Studebaker is
being considered. These reports ac
companied a rise in Hupp shares to a
new high record.
SYMINGTON CO. PROFIT.
NEW YORK, November 4 UP). —
Symington Co. earned $1.19 a share
on the class A stock In the nine
months of 1927, against 21 cents a
share on the no par common, after
class A dividends, in the same period
*’ ear - et profit declined to
$239,094 from $363,333.
CONSTRUCTION HEAVIER.
NEW YORK, November 4 UP). —The
money value of engineering construc
tion contracts awarded in the United
States in October was 5 per cent
higher than a year ago, reaching $251.-
988,000, compared with $238,844,000 in
October, 1926,. Engineering News-Rec
ord reports.
' • ■ ii
RUBBER ADVANCES.
y , ORK - November 4 fSpe
clul).—Crude rubber, smoked ribbed
sheets, advanced * at today’s noon
quotation of 35%. This compares with
18 i a month ago and 41 & a year ago.
TREASURY CERTIFICATES.
< Reoorted hv I AW Sellrtnan Si Co. I
fj'te-TMaturHv Biii Nf w» n
»ec. 15 1987... 300 5-32 300 7-32
mu: is imI::: loofiju 100 M
Wall Street Briefs
CANAAN P ACIFIC.—Crop and
business conditions in Canada this year
are excellent and, with new money
from this large crop yield, good busi
ness next year is expected, in the opin
ion of E. W. Beatty, president and
chairman of the Canadian Pacific Rail
way. In view of the fact that the crop
has been late, there will be a large
?* r Z°, Ver .V wh,ch wil * mean heavy
traffic In the first part of 1928.
n ; M .? R T AXTILE MARINE.—:Directors
or the International Mercantile Marine
vo.. discussed only routine business at
their meeting yesterday.
AMERICAN STEEL FOUNDRIES.
M ,s lM * cln Steel Foundries earned
I?- 37 * on th ® common in nine
months this year after preferred dlvi
aende, against $3.87 a share in the
same period of 1926.
CUMBUBTION ENGINEERING.—F.
J. Lewis, chairman of F. J. Lewis Man
,<uUr}n*’ was elected a director
or the International Combustion Engi
neering Corporation. George E. Lear
nard. president, reported to the direc
tors that the corporation’s business
was good, not only in this country, but
in Europe, where large, new power
piant projects, embodying superpower
‘uations, were under active construc
tion.
RATE UNCHANGED.—The Federal
Reserve Bank of New York made no
change yesterday in its prevailing re
discount rate of 3* per cent.
MOON MOTORS.—Stewart McDon-
a *fi. president of Moon Motor Car Oo„
reports orders for November and De
cember delivery exceed those of any
two conseoutive months this year.
SOVIET OIL~ EXPORTS.—Soviet
oil exports for the fiscal year ended
September 80 amounted to 2,038,000
metric tons, breaking all Russian rec
ords. the Soviet Union Information
Bureau reports. The previous high
mark was 1.837.000 metric tons in 1904.
Gasoline and fuel oil formed 68 per
cent of the year’s exports. Italy was
the largest consumer of Soviet oil
products in the year, 447,600 metric
tops,
chandler-cleveland MO
TOR.—Net profit of Chandler-Cleve
land Motor Co. for the third quarter
declined to $170,164 from $881,512 in
the third quarter last year.
! EUREKA VACUUM CLEANER.—
Sales of Eureka Vacuum Cleaner Co.
for the third quarter were 11 per cent
ahead of the same period last year.
The company is still behind orders.
I NEW YORK CURB MARKET I
Received by Private Wire Direct te The Star OMf
Following is the list of bonds and
stocks traded in on the New York
Curb Market today:
Sale* INDUSTRIALS,
in hundreds. High. Low. 1-30
| 1 Ala Ot South... 168,, 136 156
1 * Ala Gt South pfd 165% 156 156 >
5 Alb P Bar A Dtd 20 £ 20 S 20*
2 Allison Drug A. 20 % 20% -0%.
3. Alum Co n old. 104* 104%
l 3Am flak A 47* 47*
i l l ,* Am Cyan am rid OO*'* 90 90%
| 2Am D S
6Am Gas A El. .. 11l 110% 110%
I 5Am OAK rfd 105 * 105 105
«Am Hawaiian 8S 14* 14* 14*
Uni 11 Trac n 173 173 173
1 Am Prod pfii.... 24 34
33 Am Roiling M. . 81 80% 81,,
2Am Supcrpow B 37 * 37 * 3« /»
6Am Thread" C pfd JJb
1 Ark LAP Pfd. 100* IPO* lOo*
Uno Oil 4 El.. 43* 43 43
l 38 All Fruit. . 80 .*•» ,•75
, l Auburn Auto Co. 103* so3* I'M <4
> 23 Bancitaly Corp.. 115% 116% T l ?*
7 flarnsdall deb rts 4% 4* 4*
• J, Ufll T Co Pa. 315* 115* 315*
f 3* Blackst VGA 8143J4 140* 440*
3 Bijm Shoes Inc.. 3% 3* •*?>
> 50 Bohn Alum .... 34* 32* ,-4*
2 Brit-Am Tub Cou 25* 25* ’3»*
! 8 Bucyrus Co CO D 70 70 70
, 7 Can Marconi W. 1% 1% 1%
1 23 Celan Cor Am n go* gß* 04
3 0 Celan C A Ist pfd 157* }55 I >s A
3 Celluloid Co n. . 125 124* 124*
I L OJIu Co n Ist pfd 133 333 133
* Celotex Co 6/ 07 67
* Cen Aguirre 9ug114% 114* 114*
! i Cent Pub Ser A 22 -- ~~
3 Cent & Southw. . 00 * 69 09
la&'M/ifc it? &
\ .iSm&.’lih- iUjg ijg ■««
3 Commonw P n pfd 101 * 101* 101 *
3 Consol Dairy, P. 3%, 3% 3*
3 Consol G Balt n 68 68 <>B
1 Consol Laund... 16% 16 * 15*
, 1* Deere ACo * 208 204 204
1 IDe For R C vtc. 2% 2* ,2*
• % Dixon Crucible.. 168 168 168
1 Donner Steel.... 8* 6* ?]*
3 Dubilier CAR. 3* 3* 3*
ti Durant M0t.... 8 * 8 % 8*
JEI BASh n Corp 73* 73* 73*
38 El invest Inc.. 41* 40 *5 41
4Em Pow Cor n. . 32 32 32
2 Estey Welle C B 1* 1% i%
i 2 Evans E S 8... 40 46 48
5 Federal Water A 35 34% 34%
* Fior P»v 7s pfd. 304 * 304 * 304 7s
, * Ford Mo Co Can 576 572 572
2 Forhan Co A... 26 25 25
’ 4 Foundation F A lO 10 10
i 13 Fox Theaters A 18* 38* 38*
I 1 Freshman Cnas. 16* 30* 16V#
3 Fulton Sylphon. 43 42* 43
J Gamewell C 0... 66% 56 V* 6tt *
1 Garod Corp I 3 l
lOGen flak A..., 76% 74* 75
3 3 Gen Bak B 7% 7* 7*
5 Gen ice Cream. . 54 % 54 Vs 54 *
3 Gen I‘ub Ser. ... 3ti 10 30
1 Georgia. Pow pfd 99* 99% 09*
13 Ga Kv & p0w.... 04* 04 04*
8 Gold Seal Elec.. . 24* 24 24%
.1 Grand Stores 90 00 08
1 Grand Sto p1d...120 329 129
1 Happiness C Bt.. 5* 5% 5%
8 Heiiman R war.. 11* 11* 13%
5 Hers Choc n wi., 28* 28* 28*
58 Hers Choc pfd w i 88 * 87 % 07 %
3 Hers Cho ppf wi 09 * 00 * 00*
1 Holland Furnace. 39 39 39
X Huylers pfd 100 100 100
1 Imperial Tob 24 % 24 * 24 *
5 Imp Tob Con 30 10 3 0
30 lmf Ray Cor A.. 13 12 13
3 Intern Util A... 40* 40% 40*
34 Intern Util 8... 8* 8* 8%
% Intern Util pfd.. 05 04* 95
7 Johns-Manv n 114* 113* 11.4
* Jolins-Manv pfd. 119* 119* 119%
o Keinier Wrns St.. 35 14% 14*
1 Kinneor Stores... 30 30 30
2 Lackawan Sec n. 55 * 55 55 *
2 Land Co F1a.... 21* 21* 21*
172 Leh Pow n .... 21V* 20* 21%
2 Leh Val C cfs .. 38% 38 V* 38%
3 Leh Val C Sales. 90* 90 V* 90*
4 lemur Co 18* 13* 13*
1 Lib McN A L n. 10 10 10
* Lib Owens Sh Gll2O 119* 120
* Long lsi Lt 173 170* 173
1 Marmoil Mot ... 44 % 44 % 44 %
* Maryl Casualty. . 180 155 180
X Marvel Carb 49% 49% 49%
2 Mavis Cor 24 24 24
8 Mavis Bottling: .. 12 % 12 * 12 *
1 May Drug Store.. 19 19 19
8 McCall Cor n .. , 00 59 % 00
8 McCall Cor rts .. 2 2 2
2 Mead Johnson .. 68 58 58
1 Mesabi Iron .... 2 2 2
6 Metro Chain Strs 58* 50% 50*
5 Met 5A50 St B 8 6* 6
2 Midi Stl Prod . . 76 74 74
8 Mid West Util .. 115* 114* 114*
1 Moore Dr Fo A. 40 40 40
1 Nat Candy n .. 22 22 22
17Nat El Pow A. . 27* 28* 27*
1 Nat P A L 7s pfd 109 % 109 * 109 *
3 Nat Pub Ser A.. 22% 22 22
3 Nat Pub Ser B . 22% 22* 22*
2 Nat Rad «0% 38 38
2 Neptune Meter A 24 * 24 * 24 *
1 New Bedl G A E 102 101 102
1 New Enr Co.. . 74 % 74 74 %
2 New York Merch 33 * 33 83 *
1 Nichols A Shep. 20* 38* 20 %
1 Niles Beni Pnd n 15* 15* 16*
1 North O Pow G 16% 15* 15%
% Nor O L A P pfd 95 95 95
2 Nor Sta PC A. 127* 127 127*
1* Nor Sta P C pfd 109% 108* 108%
J1 Northe Pow n.. 23* 23 23
1 Pao Gas A El A 20 % 20 % 20 %
IPGA En 1 pfd 26 * 26 * 28 %
j 5 Pao Stl Boiler... 14% 33* 14%
1 Pender D Croc A 48 48 > 48
* Penney A 104 104 104
! 6 Penn Ohio See.. 12 * 12 32
[ 1 Penn Ohio Ed N 35 * 85 * 35 *
i •« Penn OE 0s pfd 89 * 80 89
% Penn O E p pfd 104* 104* 104*
j 138 Philip Morris... 12* 10 12*
i 14 Philip Morris A. 17* 38 17*
5 Pifrgly Wiggly A 20* 28* 28*
2* Pittsb A Lake E 182 381 182
2 Pratt A Lamb C 57* 57* 57*
a Pug S P A L. . . 83 38 33
V# Put; S P A L pfd 29 29 29
1 Remington Arms 15 3 5 15
20 Reo Mot 25% 24* 25
2 Rep Mot Trk vtc 3 3 3
1 Rich Rad 27* 27* 27*
1 Rich Rad eon pfd 41* 41* 41*
1 Rubberoid 77 77 77
* Safeway Stores. . 297 .297 297
3 Selfr Prov Strs.. 4* 4Vi 4 Vi
lOServ El Corp... .30 .30 .30
83 Serv ECn vtc wi 3* 3* 3*
3 S EC n vtc pf wi 23 23 23
3 Sieberling R C.. 31* 31 31%
1 Silica Gel vtc... 10* 16* 18*
4 Sou PAL n 38* 38* 38*
1 Sou PAL war.. 10% 10% 10%
5St Reg Pap 50 57 * 57 *
* Staley pfd 91% 91% 91%
1 Stand GAE p pfd IXO 110 110
IV# Stand Sanit Mfg. 104 103* 104
5 Stutz Mot 17 Vi 17 17*
8 Swift Inti 20% 28 28
3 Syr Waah Mach B 22* 22* 22*
i ailmken Axle ... 12 11% 11*
2 Tob Prod Export 3 % 3Va 3 *
2 Trico Prod .... 29 29 29
2 Trans Lux Piet.. 3 * 3 % 3 %
1 Truscon Stl 30 30 30
5% Tubize A S B vtc 318 308 315
1 Tun Sol Lamp A 21 21 21
7 Uni Biscuit A... 62% 81 Vi 02%
1 Uni Biscuit B. .. 10% 10% 10%
J Uni El Coal vtc. 28% 28* 28%
1 Un Eng A Fn wi 45 46 45
1 Uni G Imp C....108* 108 Vi 108*
9 Uni LtiPnA, 14* 14% 14%
4 Univ Leaf Tob., 50* 50 50*
BUS Freight n. .. 55 Vi 55 * 55 *
3 1 8 Freight rts.. 1% 1% 1*
0L S GyiioUm ... 103* 99 103*
4t S L Battery n 87% 88* 88%
71 til PL vtc B. 21* 21 21%
10 Util Shar opt wy 3* 3* 3*
1 Warner C C 0.... 1« 10 18
Id Watson. J W.... 22% 21 Vi 22*
1 West Dai Prod A 52 * 52 * 62 *
2 West lla P vtc B 25* 25% 26*
12 West Auto Su pf 29* 29 V* 29 *
1 WhiSewM deb rts 11 11 11
Sales in MINING STOC'KS.
. hundreds.
3A-n Explora .... 3if 1* 1%
0 Anglo Chii 0 N.. 23* 23* 23%
SO Ariz Globe C... 04 .04 .04
4 Bunker Hill 122 121 122
30 Cora Cop Mines.. 3% 3* 3%
» 10 Eng GM M Ltd I 2% 2* 2%
. 195 Golden Cen M. . 3* 2* 3
00 Golden State 11 .10 .10
18 Hecla Min 10% 15* 18
I Hollmrer 17* 17*, 17*
1 Mason Val 84 84 84
l 11 New Cornelia... 22 21% 21*
13 Newmont Mining 105* lot* 1044a
! 12 Nipissing ...... 7% 7% 7*
4 Noranda ....... 25 24* 24%
1 North Butte"... IVi 1 % 1
1 Ohio Cop 95 .95 .95
10 Red Warrior 13 .13 .13
1 Shattuck Denn.. 0* 8* 0%
I 14 Uni Verde Ext.. 26* 20% 28%
i 28 Wenden C0p.... lA, 1 l
13 Yukon Gold 82 .70 .70
, Sales INDEPENDENT OIL STOCKS,
in hundreds.
120 Am Con Oilflds. .94 .89 .90
20 Ark Nat Gas... 9 9 9
3 Brit-Am Oil n.. 35 34 * 35
2 Carib Synd 18* 184 k 18*
, 34 City Serv n 50* 50* 50*
4 Cit Serv n pfd. 94 93% 93%
■ 18 Columbia Synd.. 2 11? 11l
50 Creole Synd 11% 11% 11%
3Em G A P 8s pfd 107% 107% 197 »i
10 Gibson Oil cor... 8% 2Vi 2*
I 47 Gulf Oil of Pa. . 98 97 97%
7 Intercont Pet... 1% 1* J *
2 Leonard 0i1.... 7* 7% 7%
3 Lion Oil 21 20% 21
4Lo Star G u Del 54* 54 54
1 Margay Oil n. .. 49% 49Vi 49%
1 Mexico 0hi0... 8% 8% 8%
20 Mount Prod.... 26% 24% 24%
1 Mount Gulf.... 1 % 1% 1%
I 4 Nat Fuel Gas n. 28% 28 28
3 New Bradford O 4 % 4 % 4 %
» 3 New Mex Land. 10* 10* 10%
3 N Y Oil 11* 11* 11*
1 Pandem 0i1.... 2 % 2% 2%
4 Pantepec Oil 8% 8 % B'l
2 Ponnok Oil Corp 7% 7 7*
t Red Bank Oil.. . 13* 13* 13*
30 Reiter-Foster Oil’ 7% 7* 7%
’ 5 Rich Oil Cal pld 23* 23 4« 23*
38 Salt Ck Prod... 31% 30* 30*
■ 7 Tidal Osage 0.. . 21% 21% 21%
6 Till Osage ON V 19* 19>5 19 Vi
1 Wilcox O A G n 21% 21% 21%
. 3 Woodley Pet n.. 5* 5% 5*
1 “Y” Oil n 2* 2* 3*
1 Sales STANDARD OIL ISSUES.
) in units.
600 Anglo Am Oil. .. 19 19 19
. 500 Buckeye PL... 57* 57* 57*
1 400 Chesebnrh Mfg..Uß 117 117
1 2300 Conti Oil n 18% 18 18
60 Cumberl P L n. 95 95 95
1 50 Eureka PL 00 00 00
r 10 Gal S O pfd u.. 32 32 32„
! .?i ,'4 h
: ?»i sis a* a*
•safer a.? .4!f 8$ a* 8*
100 N V Transit.... 37% 37% 37%
50 Northern P t... 87 87 87
1500 Ohio Oil 03 02 V* 03
r 100 Penn Mex Fuel. 38* 30 38
. 2700 Prairie Oft G n 61% 49* 50%
’ 20 Bolar Refln. .... 183 183 183.
500 South Penn On. 39% 39% 39%
300 Southern PL n. 23% 23* 23%
t 300 S OKv 122* 122 122.,
IMS o owo7l* ?«vt 76? t
1800 Vacuum 0H.... 134% 133 133
Sales . BONDS.
in thousands. _ ..... .
6 Ala Pow 5s ....101* 101* 101%
3 Alum Co Am se. 100% 100* 100*
lAm C.vanamid ss. 94% 94% 94 vj
18 Am Gas A El 6s. 108* 108* li»8*
lAm N G o%s .. 99* 09Vi I*9*
10 Am Po t fl Cs. 107* 107* 107*
19 Am Rad 4%a .. 97* 07% 07*
3Am Roll Mill %b 105* 105 * 105*
2 Am Thread C 0s 101 * 103* 101%
0 Appal El Pow 5s PB* 08 * 98*
32 Ark PAL 6s . 98 98 98
1 As Sim Har o*s 90 90 90
4 Beaverbo 8s .... P 8 96 96
8 Bell T Can 5* A 103 103 103
30 Bell T Can 6s B. 103 % 103 103%
*3B T A E 7*ecf (1 37* 37* 37*
6 Can Nat Ry 4*a 08* 08% 08%
5 Caro PAL 65. ..102* 102* 102*
10 Chi MAS Pss n. 93* 93* 93*
63 CM ASPSs A n 00* 00% 00 4
8 Chi Pn Tool 5 *<s 09% 99% 00 %
3 Cbi Rys cfs d 6s 82 82 85
10 Cit Serv 5s oil * rtf) v# 80 Vi
17 Cit Serv 0* 101* 101* 101*
3 8 Cit Ser Gas 6*s 03* 03* 03*
1-J Col G A E on '.VS 00 00 00
o Col B PAL 4 V\sA 04 * 04 * 04 *
5 Con Gas Balt 5sF 305 * 305% 106*
6 Con* Pub 6%5... 08 07% 07%
0 Cons Tex Bs. , . . 97 67 97 '
2 Cosg Mee C. «*s 90 90 90
25 Cont i See 6s A.. 09* 00* 09 %
~U u 3»i>.v 5s 3 00* 100* 100*
r C*.» 07* 97 07*
U R o> Ss R -1 % 102% 102%
10Det. Inti o*s. .. 100* 100% 100%
‘ Dixie G G o*B A 09 Vi 99 Vi 90*
~5 Sch)l 6* 07 97 117
158 LI Ref rig 0s 02 53 50
on Kmp OA R 5%s 92% 02 02
1 Fed Sur 0s so* 88*
r J lr . e,t ,!f *R 5s 00 * 00 4 08 %
-i 1 D& I, os. . . oS* 05* 05%
o Gal Sig Pet 7s ’3O 03 02 % 03
6 Gatmeau Pow os 98 * 98 * 08 *
J 6Datineau P 5s N 98% 98% 08%
0 Gen lnv os A... 132 131* 131*
a. A.. 04% 03* 7 04%
10 Ga Pow 6s 98% 08 ns
T & R s*» ’3l 1004 100 100%
Trk o*B.llo* 110* 100*
11 jw* 100* 100*
Gu f O P 5* '37 100* 100% 100%
inli d p i ji,*r G - <, *i • M6Ti 1,5 J*
4? ,5* FALos A. 00* 90* 00*
l int Sec Am 55.. 115% 05% 05%
3 Interst Pow 55.. 96% 954 05%
13 Interst Pow og. . 98* 98% 08*
. Kerns A Mil lb os. 148 148 148 *
9 Kup GasACok 5s 08 * 08% 98%
10 Lehigi, Pw 0s A 104% 104 104
o Lib MpN Ah 6s 97* 07* 07*
Gas 6*5..104* 104* 104%
Sl&.fe 6 7? A. 00 % OOfJ 90*
. Miiwau Gas 4V#s 00% 09 991?
6 Mont Pow 6s A. 90 % 99 * 99 4
avSriSak 0 ,, 5 * * A 229$ TOO 100%
A.. J 04(1 104 U Jo4il
■sss&jas'rf l ®* is, ijg*
isrptePih! a* a*
sipE !?1 ’ 4
j } In<l PBss C 9H U i no f?
10 Nob F M o*B C 123* 323* 12:i4
s ns?* o a s. D 0 * 9 105 105 305 4
£ fts 6* B ioi % 101% 101%
3 Ohio Pow JO7 iohC 1 (u: £
s phi., fitV Ed*ss! 100* 300 4 1(H) 2
■j fls A ww 100 4 100* 3 00*
Pn.P*L 6e D ’53 102% 102% 102%
1:{ F|>!j,KF s*s 72 105% 105* los*
o h i lllD * % *> ** 04* 04*
F‘*t°mac Ed 5s E 98 07% os
‘fiaHT.ia 8S ii S
ISSchillte R E OsX SO* 80* 89*
lOShubert The»t oe. 00* 00* O o*
« Solvay Amer 5s A 08 Vi 98* 08*
V? lOUI OU 5" 31 v « DD % 101 *
33 Sou Cal Ed 6s '52 lo| % 301 % 101 2
10 Sou Cal Gss ’57 99% 00* 00%
10 10 9 106* 100
12 Bouthe PAL Os 104% 104* 104%
J b°u PALO* a 3 00* 10«* 100%
2 2 °r 4*5- 104 * I<>4 % 104 *
49t L G A C 0s 00 % 00 % f)0 %
10 Sun Maid R o Vis 97* 97* 97 4
T 3 Sun Oil 5*5... 101* 100% 101*
§- wlft r. & R%° ge-.loo* 100% 100%
8 Tex P A L 55.. 98* 98% 98%
- Oil 7s 114,, 113 4 113*
«*s A wi 95% 98% 08%
6 Uni Ind o*s... 92* 92* 9214
21Uui Ros H*7*s 111 111 41 in'
4US Ru 6*s ’3O 100% 100 Vi 100%
U 8 Ru fl*s 31100 4 100* 100*
Iy. § Ru o*s 32 100* 100* 100*
i U S Ru H*s ’B6 100* 100* 100*
1 V S Ru 6*s ’3O 100% 100% 100*
-V- 1 f u . a 4 s '4O 100% 100% 100%
j»D SS A R s*s 103* 103 103*
5 Uii P A L s*s 03 03 03
1 Warner BPo*s 91 91 01
1 Webster Mil o*s 07* 97* 97*
,8 W est P s*B A 99 * 09 * 99 *
14 West Ch s*a ’37 102* 101% 102*
Sale# rn
thousands. FOREIGN BONDS.
2 Ag M Ba 7s 48 98 08 98
12 Ag Mor Ba 7»'47 98 97* 97*
1 Baden 7s 98% 98% 98%
11 Batavia Pet 4* s 94 % 93 % 03 %
50 Brazil o*B of. 92* 92% 02*
o Brisbane os ’57. 03% 93% 93%
11 Buenos A 7* ’36 101* 101% 101*
4 Buenos A 7» ’52 97* 87* 97*
3 Cent BGS «• A 04 94 * 94 ,J
u Cent BGS 6a B 04% 94%, 94%
3 Danzig Port o*s 87V, 874 874
•> Denmark s*s. . 100% loo* 100*
If Deutsche Bank 0s 08% 98 98*
80 Free St Prus 0« 96% 90* 96*
33 * ree St Prus 6* a 97 * 90 % 97
28Ger Cons Mun 7 .98 97% 98
1 Hamburg E 7s. . IOO* 100 * 100*
40 Hamburg St os. 94 93% 93%
5 Hanover State 0g 98 'i 98 98
1 Ind M Bk F 7s 100 Vi 100 Vi 1(H)*
. Isarco Hyd El 7» 92* 92* 92*
JOJURO St MBk 7s 80* 80 80
2 Lorn Elec 7e A 94% 94 Vi 94%
11 Man MAS 7s ’4l 102 102 102 *
7 Man MAS 7s ww 96 94* 94*
22 Mando 7*s ’sl 90% 90* 96*
4 Montevideo 6s A 93% 93% 93%
27 Mor B Bogota 7» 02 V. 92% 93 V#
2 Mor B Chile fls. 90% 90% 96%
11 Mor B Denmk fls 100 V# 99% 100%
4 Muni Medellin 7s 93* 93* 93*
1 Nuremberg 6s. . . 91% 91* 91*
21 Perelli 7s 99% 99 99%
1 Peru 7s 90* 90 Vi 9fl*
40 Poland 7s ’47 wi 92 92 92 '
1R Grande 7» ’0« 97% 97% 97%
1 Santa Fe Cty 7s 93 >4 93% 03%
3SxSM In 7s ’45 100% 00% 99 4
19 Serbs 7g B 87% 87% 87%
9 Stinn H 7 ’4« wa 91 00% 90%
1 Uni El Serv *■ A 99% 99% 99%
.r. l Uni.W 6*s A 94* 94* 94%
•Ex-dmdend.
Baltimore Markets
BALTIMORE, November 4 (Spe
cial).—White potatoes 100 pounds, 75
a9O; barrel, 1.25a3.00; sweet potatoes,
barrel, 1.25a2.00; yams, barrel, 1.50a
£.00; beans, bushel, 1.60a2.00; beets,
100, 2.00a4.00; Brussels sprouts, quart,
10a20; cabbage. 100, 2.00a3.00; cauli
flower, crate, 100 2.75; carrots, 100,
2.50a3.50; celery, crate, 1.25a2.00; kale,
bushel, 25a30; lettuce, crate, 1.50a2.75;
lima beans, basket, 90a1.25; onions,
100 pounds, 1.00a1.75; peppers, basket,
15a30; pumpkins, 100, 5.00al0.00;
parsnips, basket, 40a50; spinach,
'.ushel. 35a65; Savoy cabbage, bushel,
25a30; tomatoes, basket, 40al.00;
green, 23a35.
Apples, basket, 25a75; barrel, 2.50a
C. 00; grapes, basket, 12al8; grapefruit,
box, 3.00a4.25; oranges, box, 2.00a4.75;
pears, bushel, 1.00a3.00; keiffers,
bushel, 40aC5; quinces, bushel, 1.25a
2.25.
Hay and Grain Prices.
Wheat—No. 2 red Winter, export,
1.33*; No. 3 red Winter, export, 1.30*;
No. 2 red Winter, garlicky, export,
1.32*; No. 3 red Winter, garlicky,
export, 1.29*.
Corn—No. 2 yellow domestic, 98; cob
corn, old, 4,90a5.00 per barrel, nomi
nal.
Oats—No. 2 white, new, 57*a58; No.
3 white, new, 56*a57. Old oats sell
ing 2 and 2* bushel over new oats.
Rye—Nearby, 90a1,00.
Hay—Receipts, 12 tons. New hay Is
arriving In only limited quantity. It
is, therefore, not being officially graded
and sells strictly on its meri*«, within
range of 14.00a16.00 a ton, timothy and
clover grades.
Straw—No. 1 wheat, 10.00a11.C9 per
ton; No. 1 oat, 13.00a14.00.
Dairy Farm Products.
Live poultry—Turkeys, pound, 35a
40; Spring chickens, 24a25; Leghorns,
22a23; poor and thin, 17al8; old hens,
18a26; Leghorns, 15al8; old roosters,
14a15; ducks-, 22a24; small and poor.
17al8; geese, 20a24; pigeons, pair. 20a
30: guinea fowl, each, 40a90.
Eggs—Receipts, 1,547 cases; native
and nearby current receipts in free
cases, dozen, 40a42; strictly fresh,
dozen, 45a47.
Butter—Good to fancy creamery,
pound, 45a49*; prints, 49*a51V,;
blocks, 48a50; ladles, 37aS8; rolls, 33*a
™L Bt .- ro P acke< J* 33*; dairy prints,
J3*a36; process butter, 41a42.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
(Quotations furnished by W. B- Bibbs*Co.)
London, pound...
Montreal dollar 1.88
Brussels ra sranc.'.“,: I \ A 93
Berlin mark 238 .2357
Rotps. Ura IBS .8647
Zurich, frarc .103 1928
Athers drachma 193 .0129
Madrid, peseta...... .193 .1708
Vienna crown 202 fl .000014*
BSsr-«fTV.::: m MB?
Warsaw zloty 103 .1150
Copenhagen, crown... 288 .2080
Oslo, crown 288 .2640
Stockholm, crown 208 .2690
SHYER QUOTATIONS.
NEW YORK. November 4 UP).—
Par silver, ST; Mexican dollars. ISft.
COTTON LOSES GAIN
OF EARLY TRADING
Lack of Buying Power After
Initial Rise Lets Prices
Slip Off.
By the Awociated Pres*.
NEW YORK, November 4. —The
cotton market opened steady today at
an advance of 7 to 12 points on buy
ing apparently based on relatively
steady Liverpool cables and a tend
ency to reduce estimates of the crop.
The buj ing was not particularly ac
tive, ho er. and, after selling up to
20.90 for January and 21.18 for May,
or about 12 to 13 points net higher,
the market cased hack to about yes
terday’s closing quotations under real
izing.
Two private crop reports were is
sued, one placing the indication at
12,735,000 bales, against 13,250,000 last
month, while the other made the indi
cation 12,558,000 bales, compared with
a mid-October indication of 12.663.000
bales. The latter report estimated the
ginning of 9,861,000 bales, or at 78
p c- tof the indicated crop.
The market remained quiet later
with the price movement comparative
ly narrow. After selling off to 20.75
for January, the market advanced to
20.91 for that position on a renewal of
covering, but the bulge was not fully
maintained. At midday the market
was quiet at net advances of 4 to 5
points. New York Cotton Exchange
members, on the average, according
to a canvass made, here this morning,
expect a crop estimate of 12,555,000
bales.
wheaTvalueTdrop
IN TODAY’S DEALINGS
Selling of Grain Into Storage and
Shipload Arrival Factor!—Corn
Prices Are Firm.
By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO. November 4.—Wheat
prices underwent an early setback to
day, influenced by selling of wheat
into storage here and by arrival of an
other shipload from Duluth. It was
pointed out, however, that the Duluth
cargo was of premium character and
unlikely to be delivered on speculative
contracts. Opening unchanged to He
off, wheat later sagged all around.
Corn, oats and provisions were firm,
corn starting unchanged to He higher
and subsequently holding here to
initial figures.
Increases to the stock of wheat in
Chicago today were emphasized by
word that the amount of wheat at
Minneapolis had enlarged 925,000
bushels in the last week and that Win
nipeg arrivals were still in excess of
the receipts at this timj last year, al
though smaller than those of a week
back. Meanwhile export business
overnight at the Atlantic seaboard ap
peared to be again next to nothing.
Firmness at times today in the corn
market accompanied reports that the
Pacific Coast trade is already real Yng
into Kansas and Nebraska for cor tat
better prices than Omaha or St. L lis
are paying. Predictions of clou*y.
moist weather over portions of the
corn belt ten*' d also to jphold the
market.
CATONSVILLE* GETS NEW
NATIONAL BANK SHORTLY
Special Dispatch to The Sta- - .
BALTIMORE, November 4.—A new
national bank, the Catonsville Na
tional Bank, will be opened shortly
with a paid-in capital stock of SIOO,OOO.
it was announced today, following an
‘ thorization by the comptroller of the
currency.
The new bank is to serve a Balti
more suburban area in which more
than 15.000 persons reside. Catons
ville now has only one banking insti
tution, an office of the Union Trust
Co. of Baltimore.
Tentative plans for the new bank
provide for the election of S. J. Van
Lill as president. Dr. J. Carroll Mon
monler. Robert C. Clarke. George
Heinmueller and Henry C. Roesser as
vice presidents.
FEDERAL LAND BANK BONDS.
(Quoted b’ Alex. Brown & Soaa Clown?.)
Aporox.
Rate— Maturity, Bid. A»ked. yield
5s Mav 10it-31. .. 103 103% 4.04
5s Nor 1041-31... 103 103% 4.05
1%9 May 1943-32... 101% 101 Ta 410
4Via Jan 1943-33... 101% 102 4.09
4V,a Jan 1053-33... 101*, 103 4.00
4%s July 1053-33 .. 101 V? 103 4.10
4«ls July 1933-33... 103 103% 400
ISI a Jan 1954-34... 103 103% 4.00
4%s July 1054-34... 103 103% 4.10
4%s Jan 1055-35... 103% 103% 4.08
4He Jan 1056-30... 103% 103% 4.10
4% * July 1056-36. . 101% 101 s 4.05
4Vi a Jan 105T-3T. . . 101% 101% 4.03
4Us May 1057-37. . 101% 101% 4.02
4a Not 1057-37... 09% 100 4.00
PRICES ON PARIS BOURSE.
PARIS, November 4 OP). —Prices
were irregular on the Bourse today.
Three per cent rentes, 54 francs 60
centimes: exchange on London, 124
francs 2H centimes: 5 per cent loan,
73 francs 90 centimes. The dollar
was quoted at 23 francs 47% centimes.
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WILL INCREASE EARNINGS.
NEW YORK. November 4 UP).—
About tio.ooo.noo annually will b*
added to gross sales of the Borden Co.
through its acquisition of Reid Ice
Cream, with an Increase of more
than 5t.000.000 a year in net earnings.
The basis for exchange of stocks, to
be announced later. Is expected to be
one share of Borden for two shares
of Reid. A possible stock dividend by
Borden also is being talked about.
STEEL SCRAP WEAKER.
NEW YORK. November 4 t>P).—
Iron and steel scrap prices in the
Chicago district continue to weaken,
several thousand tons of heavy melt
ing steel having been sold to an in
dependent mill at $11.75 a ton. or 25
cents under the lowest price previously
paid by a consumer. Heavy melting
steel is quoted at $11.50 to sl2. but
most other grades are off 25 cent*
a ton.
—————
REYNOLDS SPRING LOSES.
NEW YORK, November 4 UP). —
Reynolds Spring Co. had net loss of
$33,615 for nine months this year,
against net loss of sf>2.7n7 a year ago.
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