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CURB ISSUES MOVE
IN NARROW RANGE
Upward Trend Indicated, but
Volume of Trading Con
tinues Small.
BY JOHN L. COOLEY.
Associated Pres* Financial Writer.
NEW YORK. October 24—Light
trading and small fluctuations gave the
curb market a colorless appearance to
day. There was a slight upward trend,
tout volume was too small to give the
nnvrmmt mucl) /flfiWmrr,
Utilities were Arm. while several spe
cialties showed narrow gains. Gull and
• Humble were the only active ells, both
making advances of a point or two.
Klectric Bond & Share, closing at
22%. was up ' 4 . There were nominal
advances also in American Light &
Traction, St. Regis Paper, Niagara
Hudson and Associated Gas A.
In the industrials. Ford of Canada A.
Deere. Cord Corporation and Ford. Ltd.,
moved slightly higher, while Aluminum
of America rallied about 3. Woolworth,
Ltd., was steady.
Considerable activity appeared in
United Founders toward the close and
the stock finished with a small ad
vance. Shenandoah convertible pre
ferred was up 3 *.
TRUCK REGULATION
POLICY IS URGED
Association of Bail Commissions
Asks Federal Action on Parker-
Couzens Bills.
Special Dispatch to The Star.
RICHMOND, Va„ October 24—Fed
eral regu at ion of motor carriers en
gaged in interstate commerce for hire,
as incorporated in the Park:r-Couzens
bills considered by the last Congress
■was indorsed in a lesolution adopted
at the clcsing session of the National
Association of Railroad and Utilities
Commissi-ners in convention hero.
Consld: ration of measures relating
tj natural gas pipe line legislation
was deferred to “some future oonven
tiro,” under a resolution of J. Paul
Kuhn of Illinois, chairman of the as
sociation's Committee on Legislation.
In a report of motor vehicle trans
portation. A. A. Betts of the Arizona
Corporation Commission stated: “There
•re only two horns to the dilemma of
meeting the prob'em of maintenance of
the rail transportation system, namely.
Increase in railroad rates and charges of
the laving of restrictive hands upon motor
vehicle operation. With all its infirmi
ties," the report stated. “Federal reg
ulation is preferable to none whatever.
If that Is the price we must pay in order
that our rail lines may survive.”
James S. Benn of Philadelphia as
serted that “attacks on the State reg
ulation of utilities would reveal them
selves in Washington shortly and
possibly In the next presidential
campaign.” ,
Dr. Walter Splawn of the American
University, Washington, declared in his
address that “the power of the Federal
Government to regulate interstate com
merce is tli' same today that it was
when the different States voluntarily
set un th? Renublic and wrote into the
Constitution th? corrm-rre clause."
Th' convention had the largest at
tendance In the history of the associn
tar> with de’cget’s present from 39
Btat?s and the District of Co’umbla.
Hot Spring*. Ark., wr.s chosen for the
1932 convent'on.
Named Assistant General Manager.
NEW YORK. October 24 <*>>.—Oliver
Hall, formerly general sunerintendent
of mines of International Nickel Co. of
Canada, has been appointed assistant
general manager of Noranda Mines.
STOCK AND BOND AVERAGES
By the Associated Press.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER *4.
STOCKS.
56 20 20 90
Industrials. Rail*. Utilities. Total.
Today 81.6 51.3 126.6 86.9
Previous day 84.0 51.2 124.9 86.1
Week ago 79.4 52.8 119.9 82.4
Month ago 82.4 52.4 122.4 84.8
' Year ago 136.8 107.1 186.8 140.9
Three years ago . 190.3 123.6 162.3 174.6
Five years ago 7.. 102.7 101.9 99.8 102.3
. High, 1931 140.2 106.2 203.9 144.3
% Low. 1931 67.8 43.5 101.5 70.0
■I High, 1930 202.4 141.6 281.3 205.8
Low, 1930 112.9 86.4 146.5 114.7
High, 1929 252.8 167.8 353.1 253.5
Low, 1929 141.3 117,7 156.3 140.2
J BONDS.
20 20 20 60
) Industrials. Rails. Utilities. Total.
Today 73.5 82.8 90.8 82.4
j Previous day 73.4 82.5 90.8 82.3
\ Week ago » 72.8 82.5 90.1 81.8
Month ago 76.4 87.8 94.2 86.1
Year ago 90.4 105.7 99.1 98.4
*; Two years ago 93.2 104.1 97.7 98.3
’ Three years ago 94.6 105.8 99.9 100.1
High. 1931 90.4 105.7 1 101.5 98.7
Low. 1931 69.7 80.6 89.5 80.0
High, 1930 94.9 109.8 101.4 101.9
Low. 1930 83.3 97.3 96.6 92.6
! High, 1929 95.3 106.0 99.8 99.9
Low, 1929 90.4 100.8 96.0 96.3
(Copyright. 1931. Standard Statistics Co.)
| HOW IS BUSINESS?
Showing Current Business Activity Compared With Same Week Last Year.
I tSPVj Pac JAN IFa MAS I AHt | MAY jjUNpjjUtT AUG SFPT OCT NOVEMBE*
♦ 10% -1930 | 1931-j 1
-kh
-20% mmw WwHf ¥W I.Rv Vffl
■l° W 8 c f T|ll PRESENT
K ? W— 5 j—; fI I BUSINESS
_»fti » I ° w> I !1O 6 27.5.
,0 jr y ‘I BELOW A
g—| |_ j j_j j. j| | __YEAB AGO
GEM'It At. B( SIXL'SS ACTIVITV for the rountry indicated by Bank Debits outside New
Vorh City. Shaded areas show weeks of activity above tho corresponding weeks of tbo
previous year. Black areas Indicate declines frota same weeks 12 months earlier.
► ACTIVITY BY FEDERAL RESERVE DISTRICTS.
Check Transactions compared with the tame week a year sco.
7 Cleveland T Richmond AtfaMi T
—Ii.IA —l>.2*e ( I —i't.G'i i Jj |
, ihlcaao l St. Louts Minneapolis Kansas City) Dallas r 8 Pranetseo^f
t —Bt.ui. —so.a*r -hi.**- I —«a‘a% -29 j
LEADING BAROMETERS.
( Show Ins Trend of Important farlort.
_ % Chanae
Present trend. from rear ate
Business in dollars (rhecks cashed) Downward *7 5
Employment (Department of Labor) Steady I*4
Wages (Department ot Labor) Downward -—2 O 9
Coat i.f Hving (Industrial Conference Boird) Steady 10 3
Wholesale prices (Fisher's Index) Steady 17.5
(Agricultural prices (Department of Agriculture)... Downward 30 6
Movement of goods (car loadings) Upward 19.9
j Retail trade (Federal Reserve Board) Downward g I*7
! Building contracts (F. W. Dodge) Upward —27^o
1 Failures (Dun's) Upward +15.7
Bond prices (Annalist).. Downward —IC.d
■ Stock prices (Annalist) Downward —45.2 1
! Stock market volume (shares traded) Downward —49 J
l (All right* reserved. Caaibrldge Associates, Boston.)
ham hiiirmiil- s\ ..... .... . ......
FINANCIAL*.
Bulls and Bears
Find Ammunition
In Week’s Events
Schedule Includes British
Election, Steel Meetings
and Rail Report.
By the Associated Press.
NEW Y,ORK. October 24. —Opposing
forces operating in the share list should
not, judging by the calendar of events
on schedule, want for ammunition ■
through the next week.
The British general elections are j
slated for Tuesday and, judging by the '
nature of cable advices from London, '
the outcome of the balloting will be sat- j
lsfactory beyond question. The same
homer, me eteri corporation I
board meets to act on the dividend and j
make public third-quarter operating 1
results. Thursday the Bethlehem dlvi- ‘
dend action will be taken and its oper- j
8 ting restflts made knewn. Neither ol ;
these items will furnish much bullish j
ammunition, judging by preliminary i
forecasts of earnings.
But with the rail heads moving to i
submit their counter proposal to the
Interstate Commerce Commission, an
early development from that direction
should be favorable.
COTTON VALUES RISE
TO NEW HIGH MARKS
i
Decrease in Offerings From South j
Tend to Strengthen Whole
Market.
By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. October 24—Rallies
from an early decline In cotton today
carried prices into new high ground for
the current movement, but prices broke
in the late trading under week end
U'jMdatien and a little more Southern
selling. January closed at 6.96, with a
fffteral market closing barely steady at
net declines of 2 to 7 points.
! • The opening was barely steady 3to 7
1 1 points lower under overnight selling or
-11 ders from the South which appeared to
‘ be coupled with considerable realizing
, i and probably some local selling on pros
pects for improving weather in the
, Southwest and in expectation of in
’ i creased hedging. December declined
to 6.84 and March to 7.09 under the
I earlv pressure, but the trade was a
. buyer and there seemed to be consider
able week end covering.
Southern offerings tapered off during
the middle of the morning, and for a
i time the market showed considerable
■ strength encouraged by steadiness in
’ the stock market, with December ad
vancing to 6.95 and March to 7.21 or
about 4 to 8 points net higher on the
active positions. Demand then seemed
to taper off. while a little more hedging
made it? appearance in the late trad
ing, as well as a renewal of week end
realizing or liquidation. Closing quota
tions showed reactions of about 10
points from the high level of the morn
ing and were within a point or two of
the early low levels.
Reports from Washington that the
Department of Agriculture would ac
cept cotton warehouse rfeeipts on the
basis of 8 cents per pound as collateral
for seed loan falling due on October 31
and November 31. came in for some
comment during the morning and may
have helped to steady prices during the
earlier trading.
High. Low. Close
December .: 6.95 6.84 6.85
January 7.06 6.95 6.96
March 7.21 7.09 7.11
MflV 7.40 7.27 7.30
July 7.56 7.46 7.46
-
Bonds to Be Betired.
NEW YORK. October 24 UP).—Fed
eral Motor Truck Co. on November 1
will retire the balance of the outstand
ing serial 5 per cent gold debenture
notes, of which $625,000 mature on that
date.
THE SUNDAY STAR. WASHINGTON. D. C., OCTOBER 25. 1931—PART SIX.
| NEW YORK CURB MARKET TRANSACTIONS FOR THE WEEK AND YEAR
FOR WEEK ENDING OCTOBER 24. 1931.
Huh. Low. Stork and dividend. Hlirh. Low Close. Chge
14** 5 Acme Wire 5 5 5 %
12 6% Aero Underwriter* .... 10% 10% 40% ~ "
95 75% Adams Millls Ist pf (7). 87 87 **7 + 2%
24% 11'. Affiliated Prod < 1 60). . . 18% 16% IR’»+ IN
87 5t Agfa Ansco pf 54 54 54
13 5Vj Ainsworth Mfg. 6 6% 5% —2%
Its %* Air inv Inc vtc % % **
0 4%\\lr inv conv nf 4'. 4*'i 4 1 * 2V&
S% % Allegheny Gas Corp % % *■>
224 70 Aluminum Co of Am... . 86% 77% 84% - 1 - 4| I
109% 75 AlumCo Am pf (61 80 '• 9% 79?* ■+■ 1%
102 25 Aluminum Co Ltd 30 25 ro —2%
60 2% Aluminum. Ltd (B) war. 0 4'. 6 -I 5
1 60 3 Aluminum. Ltd (( ) war. 8% 8 8
I €0 11 Aluminum. Ltd <D) war. 13% 13% 13'* % 5
j 1% ’li Amer Austin Car % % '*
| 2% 1 Am Rrtt * Cont 11
' CD 57% Am Cnr>ltnlprnf(s%).. 67% 67% 51 1 « 2 *
j KB’W 19% AmCIIyPtLI <A> (aJ). 25 23% 23% l
'- 10 2% Am Cit PoA-I.t B(l>10%). 3% 3 3% + M> \
!II I Ainfmwllh PAihlftd. U !>
; 29% 71* AmPom 9 8% *-
I*o 4 4 Am Com Pwr Ist pf A(?) 4 4 4 4 44 -i 13%
s "i. 1% Am Comn Cf3oc ) I’.* 1% l l * |
, l?"! AmCyananv.d <B) .*>'«. 4% r> ! «* + ‘"i
| 7% 1 T « Am Rqull!«s 2% 2' i 2% ’■> j
i 31% 4% Am rori’irr mr 9% 7% 9% + 2%:
I 5% l Am Founders 1*» I" 1 ' I** “ '* i
I 97', 32M, AmGas&Elec Itl) 46'. 40'* 45% + 3% j
IIP, 86 Am Has Xt El t>f •6» 94 91 94 + l
62 241 i Atn Hardware <4) 28 27'* 27',. - 3*.
7*< 2% Am Investment Inc (B). 3 s * 3 3% + L
2% 14 Ani Inv Inc. war *. % **
45 18 Am LannAry Stach (2).. 20 20 20
54% 20% Am Lt At Trac (2*4) 28 25% 28 -I- 2% j
£0 401. Am MfffCop f< 5 ) 48% 48% 48% i
1% 1* Am Ala race Ha* % % % + U ;
6% %Am Natural Oa*.. % % ~ ** j
91% 59% Atn Public Svc pf (7). .. C 7■« 67% 67% + 7%)
! 20% 3 Am Stat Pub Svc(al.6o) 7% 6% 7% + 1 j
19% 5 Am Superpower t p4oc). 7'. 6» j + i
j 99 C'> Atn Superpwr lstpf<6). 73 65% 65% B’. ,
7 2 Am Transformer 3% 2 2 2
5 *i. Am Utll&Gen <P) vtc.... % % |
6 1 Am Yvette Co (25c).... 1% 11 "'!
15 >-4 Anclo-Chllean Nit % % r * I
8*- 1% Appalachian Oas 1% 1% I"'" 8 I* l |
V. Appalachian Gas wr. ... % % % -r
6% 1% Ark Nat Gas 3 2% 3
6% 2 Ark Nat Gas A 3 2% 2%
73% Ark NGcm pf (60e>.... 5 5 5 + Vi
514 2% Assoc Elec Ind
23% 5V* Asso G&EI A(b_-25).... 7% 77% %
1 Assoc G & El war % % ’*
4% 1% Assn G& E deb rts 2 2 2 + %
4 14 Asso Hay on 2 2 2 4-1
25V4 16 Asso Tel Util (hK % > ..18 17 18
8 2 Atlantic Coast Fisheries 2 2 2 %
13*4 2% Atlantic Sec Corp 2% 2% 2% %
8% 3% Atlas Utilities Corn 5% 5% 5%+ %
2% 1% Atlaa Utilities war).... 1% I s * 1% + 14
16 6% Auto VMcv pr pt(soe). B’* 8% 8%
41% 34% Axton Fish Tob A13.20). 34% 34% 34% +• %
110 sft Babcock & Wilcox (4).. «1% 58 58 —3
153 100 Bell Te: of Can •«» 108 102 107
19 8% Beneficial 1L (1 V*) 12% 12 12 -
31*. 25 Bickfotd In-pf (2% ». • • 27% 27% 27% +3%
34% 20 Biselow-Sanford Carpet. 27 25 25 —2
6% 1% Blue Hidge Corp 2% 2 2% + %
38% 20 Blue Ridge cv pf (a3)... 23% 22 23% ■+■ 1%
80 50 Bohack (H C) (4) 52 52 52 +2
10% 314 Bourjois Inc (25c) 4 4 4
28% 7 Brazilian Trac Lt&P(l). 11% 10% 11% + 2
6 % Brill Corp A (34c) 2% IV* 2% +l%
BV4 6% Brillo .Mfg (60c) 7% 77% + 1
16% 6U British-Arn Oil C (80c).. 8% 8% 8% + %
24% 8% Brit AT cou B (1.13 35c). 16% 15V, 16% + IV*
21 1344 Brit Am Tob reg 1.13 3-5. 16% 15% 15% + %
1% <% Brit Cel Ltd rets 1% 1% 114 %
56 39 Buckeye Pipe Line (4). . 41 41 41 + 2
27% 22 Buffalo. NA-EP pf( 1 60) 24 23% 24 + Vi
105 90 Buff Niagr&EP Ist pf(s). 90 90 90 %
31 15% Bulova Wrvnf iSHI... 15% 15% 15% —l%
53 23% Bunker Hill & Sullivan.. 25% 24% 251, + %
1 % Burro Inc war % % V*
2*4 I'4 Burma Ltd rets t 27 3-sc. 1% IV, 1%
72% Butler Bros 3% 3% 3% - %
1% % Bwana M KubwCcp.... % % % + %
2% % Cable Hadlo Tub vto.„.. % % % + V.
1% Vi Cabl & W Ltd. A rets... % % % + %
% % Oahr & W Ltd. B rcte. .. % % % + %
3% 1% Cable*Wire pf rets 19c. 2% 2% 2V* + %
4% 1% Canadian Marconi 1% 1% 1% + %
2% % Carlb Syndicate 1* % % + V*
81% 62 Celanese Corp pf (7).... 62 62 62
31 16 Cent Hud Gas&El (80c). 17% 16% 17% + 1
18% 8 Cent Pub S*€ Del 10 9 10
19*4 2 Cent Pub Svc(A)(bs%). 4% 4 4% + V 4
24% 7 Cent & Sown Util (b7<r o ) 9% 8% B*. + %
12% 2 Cent States El (blO^o).. 3% 3V« 3% + %
4% % Chain Stor Development % % % %
11% 6% Cha in Stores Slock 6% f.% 6% + %
129 Vi 88 Chesebrough Mfg( tali). 90 '9O 90 - 2
20% 5% Cities Service* g30c).... 8 7% 7% + % i
84** 85% Cities Service of i 6 )... 54% 53% 54% + 1%
10% 1% Claude Neon Lights,lnc. 2% 2% 2% %
52V, 26%'Clev Elec Ilium (160).. 34 33% 33% + *4
113V4 106% Clev Elec Ilium pft6)... 106% 106% 106% -1%
10% 2% Cleveland Tractor 4Vi 3% 4% + ]%
% % Colombia Syndicate V* % %
3% % Colon Oil 1 % %
7% 1 Columbia Oil & Gas vtc. 2'4 1% 2% + V.
22 4% Colum Pic v.t.c. (f75c).. 6 s . s*. 6% + 2
256% 130 Comwlth Edison (8). ... 148% 145% 148% +4%
2'* % Comwlth * Sou (war).. 1 % % + %
12% 3 Com Wat Ser <gl2%c).. 3% 3 3% - %
3% l Consolidated Copper ... 1 % I%* 1% + %
101 60% Consol Gas 8a1t0(3.60).. 76 71 74 + 3%
17% 2Vi Consol Gas Util A<2.20). 4% 4% 4% + 2%
8 3% Consol Gas Util B v t c.. 4 3% 3%
4% 2 Consol Retail Stores. ... 3 3 3 + *4
103% 84 Conti Gas &El pr pf(7). 84 84 84 —l%
51 5% Cont Shares pf (B) 8% 6% 6% —1
54*. 5% Cont Shares conv pf 8 8 8 + %
23*. 2% Cooper Bessemer 3% 3% 3% + %
23*. 8 Copeland Pr Inc < n).... 16 15 15 +1
7% 2 Copper Range ?% 3% 3% + 1
15 4% Cord Corp *. 7*. 6*. 7% + 1
22 5 Corp Secur of Chi (b 6%) 7% 7% 7% %
6% 1% Corroon & Reynolds.... 2% 2% 2% + %
3% 1 Cosden Oil 1% % 1%
3% 1% Creole Petroleum 1% 1% 1% %
1% V* Cresson Consol (4c)... .) ik fe fa A
14% 5 Crocker Wheeler 6% 5% 6% V.
8% 1% Crown Cork Inti (A).... 2% I*. 2
36% 18 Cuneo Press (2%) 18 16 18 %
*4 % Curtiss Wright war % % % fa
1% A Cusl Me* Minins * % % fa
5 2 Darby Petroleum 2 2 2 %
2% % Dayton Airplane & Eng. % % % + %
44% 8% Deere &Co 15 12 14% +2%
8% 1% lie Forest Radio 2% 1% 2% + %
6 1% Derbv Oil & Refln 2% 2% 2% %
3% % Detroit Aircraft Corp. .. % V* V,
8 4% Dinkier Hotels (2» 4% 4% 4% l
7*. 2% Doehler Die Casting. .. . "% 3% 3% + 1
fl 34 Dow Chemical (2) 35 34% 35 —3%
41% 7% Dr** er Harris (new)... 11% 11V, 11!,
6 1% Duhtlier CA- Radio 2 2 2 + %
145 69 Duke Pow (5) 91 85 91 +4
6% % Duquesne G»s Corp % & & ■&
3% % Durant Motors H* % T* + *.
21 10 Durham Duplex pr pf. .. 10 10 10—2
3% % Duval Tex Sul. w l *» Vi Vi
L7 10 East GSt Fuel Asso 13 12 13 + 1
24 3% East States Pwr (8).... 5% 4% 4% %
85% 20% Eastern Util. Asso( 2)... 26% 26 26 V,
8% 3 Eas'ern Util Assocv.... 5% 5V4 5% V, j
5% 1 Eastern Util Inv (A)... 1% 1% 1% ~ Vv
6*. I*. Eisler Electric Corp. ... 2*. 2 2% + V,
61 14% Elec Bond A- Sh (bC%). . 22% 19 22% + 2%
97 63 Elec BondA-Sh eu pf (6) 69% 6S 69 -4- 3
108% 75 El Bond ASh pf <6) 84 82 82% -- %!
22*4 6 Elec Pow Asso (1 ). .. . lO' 4 b' 4 10 1 %
22% S', Elec Pow Asso A (1).. . 9% 7% 9% 2% I
37 . 8 El PAL ont war 11% 9% 10% + % 1
18 3% Elec Shareholdg (beG-). B*4 6% 8% +l%
88% 49% Elec Shareholdg pf <a6). 55 55 55 +2%
2% *, Empli e Corporation... . % % *4
79% 39% Empire GasAF cm pf<7l 52 52 52 + 3
89% 45% Empire GasAF cm of (8) 57% 57% 57% + 2%
52% 21 Empire Power pt (2 24) 22 22 22
7% % Empire Pub Svc (A )... . % % % Vi
25 16 Employ Reinsur (tl.80). 17% 17% 17% + V*
36 18 Eureka PlpeLlnet 4). ... 22 22 22 +2
13 Europe Elec. Ltd A (60c) 4% 4% 4% + %
4 », Euro Elec. Ltd deb rts.. % *, %
3’* % Evans Wall Lead *s ft ft
10 3% Ex-cello Air & Tool 4 4 4 + Vi
1% % Fageol Motor '%, % % -*- %
6 1% F*»rchild Aviation 1% 1% 1% + %
5 1% Federated Capital 1% 1% 1% + %
13% 6% Fiat rets (94 Vic) 7% 7% 7% + %
12 4 ‘•'Hr.tkote Co tAI 4% 4% 4% - %
29% 8% Ford M Can A 11.20) Iv* 11% 13% +l% i
10% 4% Ford Mot France 27VJc.. 6 5 6 +l%
19% 5% Ford Mot Ltd (36 3-50 .. 7% 6% 7*. + 1
6% Vi KOl einost Fabrics % % Vi
5 1% Foundation F< r Shs.... 2% 2% 2% %;
6% IV4 Fox TheatersClassA.... 1% 1% 1% -r •%
7% 1% Franklin Mfs Co 2 2 2% Vi I
18% 9 Oarlock Packing (1.20).. 9% 9 9 l* ,
10% 1 Gen Alloys 2 2 2 + S,
12 2V* General Aviation 3% 3 3 >4
37 22 Gen Capital Corp % 24 24 24 -7
11*. 4 Gen El Ltd rets 36 3-5 c.. 9 8% 8% + Vi!
18 12% Gen Empire Corp 11)... 14 12* t 12*4
78 20% Gen GasAEl cv pf B (6). 27% 25V* 26% %
6% 1% Gen Leather Co 3 3 3
31% 2 Gen Theat Equip cv pf.. 2% 2 2% - %
100% 81% GeorgiaPowerpf (6).... 82% 81* t 82% + %
60 24 Glen Alden Coal (4) S 3 30 30% %
9 5% Globe Underwr (15c)... 5% 5-)* 5% %
1% % Gold Seal Elec new % V, % + V*
2 % Golden Cer. er 15 % ft
lit* 2% Goldman Sachs T C 3*. 2% 3% + %
23% 10 Gorham. Inc A) v 10% 10% 10% % I
*, ft Gotham KnitbacMch ... ft ft ft + ft 1
6% 8 Grand Rapids Var 150 c). 3% 3% 3% + “* |
29% 14% Graymur COl pll > 18 18 18 •+• 3%
260 160 Gt At & Pac Tnv (t6V4 ). 180 168% 170% -19%
122% 116% Grt AAP Tea pf (7) 121% 119 121% + 1%
18 5 Guenther Law (1) 6 5 5 —1
75% 88 Gulf Oil of Pa < I Vi) 49% 44% 48% +2%
18% g Hackmester Lind 13% 10 13% +2%
6 1 Hamilton Oas v.t.c 1% 11% + %
2 % Happmesa Candy % % %
. 1931 . Net
Hich. Low. Stock »r.d dividend. Hitrh. Low. Cloxe. Chge.
23' i 7 Hazeltine Corp (1) 8 8 B+l
7'* 4 Hccla Mining (40c) 44 44 44 + 4
34 4 Helena Rubinstein 1 % 1 + l 4
ID 7% Heytlen Chem Corp (2).. 7*4 7*4 7% V*
8% S 7 , Holllnter Gold <65c,.... 6' * s>« 54 + %
43V* 28b. HomAHardart(2 4).... 31% 29M, 294 + 4
6% 2 Hudson Bay Min A 5.... 3 2% 24
72 47% Humble Oil ft2>4) 53 SOW* 52 —24
3<> 7 Hydro Elec Secur( 1.20). 114 94 104 +l4
64 24 Hyrrade Food Prod.... 4 34 34 V*.
944 70 111 Pwr ALt pf <S) 70 70 70 —l%
184 74 Imp Oil of Can (50c).... 104 94 104 +l4
18 74 Imp Oll<of Can re* J 50c) 10 9% 10
214 5Vi Indiana Pipe I .lne (1)... 84 8 8
104 54 Indian Ter lllu Oil A.... 6% 54 64 +l4
494 7 Insull Inv <b6%) 134 124 13
I 85 27 Insull Util 2d pf< 6) 50 50 50 -t 1914
634 354 Ins Co of No Am (t 24). 404 38 404 +34
94 24 Insurance Secur (40c).. 4** 4 4 %
iW intercom Pete new ft dr (It
is’* 74 mu Petroleum U/ t ,nm 10** t !'•
44 !, i 101 l Prodtft-ts 1 ** % *4
13% 24 Int Safety Razor B (1) . . 7<i 4-4 74 + 34
33'. in Int Superp (tl lO) IST*. 13T. IST* -I- I*.
45 104 Int Utilities A (3H)... . 38 18 18 4- 1
104 2*. Internatl Utilities <B> . . 3'i 3'. 34 4
44 4 Internatl Utilities!war) 4 4 4
44 % InterstateFquitles 1 % % %
35 10 Interstate Equ cv pf (3). 14 114 14 +34
44 Interstate Hose Mills. .. 6 6 6
14 % Iron Ca p Copper % ** <4
J 54 7 Iron Fire Ms vtc 1.60... 77 7 —34
11 44 Irvins Air Chute (1).... 6% 54 64 + %
7 14 Italian Superpower A.... 2 14 14 Vi
34 V* Ital Superpower war.... 4 4 *4
104 95 Jersey Cent TALt pf (6) 100 96 98 —2
110 100 Jersey Cent P&Lt pf(7). 100 100 100
14 4 Jonas A Naumburg 4 4 4
84 4 Jonas A N cum pf 77 7 +l4
11 34 Kleinert (I B) Rubber... 4 34 34 + 4
2 4 Kolster-Kri Am she).... 14 14 14 + 4
104 10 Kress (SH) so Df (60c). 104 104 104 - 4
37 26 Lackawanna Sec (4).... 284 26 274 + 2
284 174 L .ke Shore M(t 2.80).. . 26 244 26 + 2
4 4 Land Co of Florida 4 4 4 Vi
14 ft Leonard Oil ft 4 4
25 74 Lone Star Gas n (88c)... 10 94 94 4
364 17 Long Island Lt (60c)... 24V* 24Vi 244 + 4
1124 97 Long Isl Lt pf i7 > 1034 1034 1034 +l4
2 4 Louisiana I.an & Ex.... 4 4 *» + >*
Vi ft MacdaVenaSyndlcate.,4 ft 4
4 14 Mangel Stores 24 24 24 + *i
DO 15 Mangel Stores pf 15 15 15
41 324 Mapes Cons Mfg( 14) . ... 38 374 38 + 24
44 2 Mass Util Asso :t 24 24
54 4 Mavis Bottling (A) 14 14 14 + V*
50 22 Mayflower Asso (2) 244 244 244 + 4
113% 444 Mead Johnson (15) 554 53 55 + 14
124 54 Memph XG Co (60c)... 64 6 64 4
1144 24 Merritt Chap* Scott.... 5 4 4 +l4
14 4 Mesnhl Iron 4 4 Vi
44 4 Met Chain Stores 14 11 + Vi
44 4 Middle Sts Pet vtc A 22c 14 14 14+ 4
14 V* Mid Sts Pei v t.c. R ... 4 4 4 4
25 14 Mid West Sts T't(bS%). 24 2 24 - 4
254 s Mid West Ftil (b 8%)... 114 104 11
34 14 Mid West UtH B iw.1.),. 4 4 4 —1
101 60Vi Mid West Ut cv pf<6)... 70 70 70 +2
66 63 Midland Util A pf(7) 63 63 63 -3
11 2 Mo-Kan Pipe Line 24 24 24
4 4 Mo-Kan A Pipe Line (B) V, V* Vi
110 95 Miss River Pr pf (6) 15 95 95
1074 89 Moh Hud P Ist Pfi7>... 97 97 97
32 9 Moody's ISpt pf (3)... 9 9 9 -1 Vi
1* ft Moss Gold Mines ft 4 ft
54 24 Mountain Products (1). 34 3V* 34
4% 14 Nat AmerCs I** 14 14
10 3 National Aviation 34 34 34 + Vi
394 2.4 Nat Bd & S Corp (1) 25 23V* 244 + 4
1094 95 Nat Dalrv Prodp/A(7>. 99 l i 97 974 + Vi
54 4 Nat Family Stores 4 Vi 4 Vi
14 4 Nat Family Stores pf... 4 4 4 - 5
264 114 Nat Fuel Gas tl) 154 144 15 4
64 14 Nat Investors 314 3 3
1044 68 Natl Pwr &Lt pf (6). .. 83 79 80 + 44
214 114 Nat Pub Serv tA) • 1 60) 12*4 124 12** 4
46 25 Nat Tub Sv 8(t2.20) 26 26 26 -14
874 50 Nat Pub Svc pf (7) 55 55 55 —64
I 54 24 Nat Rubber Mach s!i 4 54 +l4
34 1 Nat Service Co I*, Hi Hi
22 2 Nat Sh Term Sec A J6oc. 44 34 4
34Vi 27 Nat Sugar N J (2) 274 274 274- 4
17V* 84 Natl Transit <1 ) 10 10 10
54 IVi Nat Union P.adto l*i 14 IV4
13 34 Nehi Corp (COc) 34 34 34 Vi
17 7*; Nelson (Herman) 94 9 9 + 14
264 174 NewberrytJJ > 11.10)... 18 174 18 -1
14 4 New Bradford Oil Vi 4 4
86 5914 New Eng Pow pf (6)... 624 594 59*i —24
143 106 New England T& T (8). 122% 1204 122% +74
51 254 New Jersey Zinc< +3).. . 30 294 30 + 4
3 •% New Mex A Arlz Land. . 1 Vi 1 + Vi
584 154 h Newmont Alining 204- 164 54 24
117' . 100 N y Pwr ALt nf (7) 105 105 105 —1
7% 14 N Y Shipbldg Corp 3% 2Vi 3*4 + lVi
894 464 N V Steam new (2.60)... 544 544 544 + 2 s .
1184 112 NV Tel of <64) 1144 114 1144 + 4
144 54 NY Transit <tßoc) 8% 8 8% -r 1%
154 6Vi Nlag.-H. Power (40c)... 8% 8 84
3Vi 4 Nlag.-H Pwr A war.... 1 4 1
84 2 Nlag Hud Pwr (B) war.. 3 3 3 + Vi
11% 34 Nlag Shares. Md t4oc).. 44 34 4 4
224 64 Niles-Bement-.Pond (1) 114 11 11+2
14 % Nipissing.' IV* 1 I—4
1% ft Nitrate Corp Chile (B).. % 4 %
6 4 3% Noma Klee Corp (40c).. 34 34 3'i Vi
I* 4 Nordon Corp Ltd 4 4 4
24 4 Nor Am Aviation A war. -ft V* 4
44 4 North Am Util Sec 4 Vi Vi 4 Vi
40 16 Northern Wcvpf (3)... 264 26V* 264 + Vi
34 1 Nor Central Texas 24 14 24 +l4
114 3 North A Sou AmCor pA. 34 24 34
24 % N<.r European Oil Corp. . ft ft ft + ft
105 89 Nor Jnd Pub Svc pf (6).. 91 90 90 —l4
113 964 North Ind PS pf t7).... 964 96-4 964 - 44
152-4 804 North Stat Pwr Atßi... 91V* 89 90
101 93 Nor States Pwr pf 16).. 93 93 93 - Vi
109% 974 North S Pow Pf i7) 100 98 994 + 1
184 5 N W Engineers (1) 74 7% 74 + 4
150 115 Not thw Yeast Co 12)... 117 117 117
70 19 Ohio Brass (B) (2) 194 194 194 + 4
4 4 Ohio Copper ft Vi Vi
102 4 80 OhloOil n (cu)pf (6). ... 824 824 824 + 4
45 12 Oklahoma Nat Gas pf... 16 154 16 + 2
3Vi 1 Outboard Mot B 11 1
6 1 Overseas Sec 14 14 J 4 + 4
27Vi 234 Pac GAE pf 1.37 4 25V* 25 25 + Vi
30 244 Pac GA 10 Ist pf <1 4).. 27 26 264 4
194 15% Pac Pub Svc pf (new)... 154 154 154 4
15 24 Pac Western Oil 4'.i 34 4 + Vi
304 17*4 Pan Am Airways 21 204 21 -r %
4 Vh Panriem Oil ft 4 ft
64 2 Paramount Cab Mfg.... 3*4 3% 3*i %
30% 18-4 Parke Davis (t 1.65).... 244 224 244 + 24
1094 364 Parker Rust Pr (3) 55% 50 534 4- 54
30 154 Pender (D) Gr A. <3Vi). 18 16 18 + 2
10% 5 Pender <D) Grocery Ti.. 5 5 5
84 34 Pennroad Corp (40c).... 5 44 44 + Vi
112% 974 Penna Pwr&Lt pftl).. 101% 99% 100 + 1
704 444 Penn Wat A Pwr (3).... 544 52 52 —2
26-4 14 Peoples Lt A Pwr (A)... 2 1% 1% K
79 394 I’epperell Mfg (4) 40 40 40 + %
) 4 % Perryman Electric 1 4 I+4
14 V* Petrol Corp war % Vi 4 4
107 99 Phila Elec pf (5) 100'* 100 100 + 4
314 18 Phila Co new(t1.40).... 21 20 204 4
34 4 Philip Morris Inc 2% 24 24 + 4j
2 4 Phoenix Secur Corp % <* %
26% 144 Phoenix SC pf (3)...... 22 154 22 + 6 i
234 34 Pilot Radio Tubet A).. 34 24 3 —1 I
10 24 Pitney Bowes P1 b 4 %).. 34 3 3 V*
424 194 Pittsbgh Plate Glass(2). 214 20V* 204
19 6 Plymouth 011 (25c) BV, 7** 8% + 4
40'* 284 Pratt A Lambert (3) .... 28% 28'/* 28**
Hi 4 Premier Gold (12c) 4 4 4 + 4
44 ft Prod ltoalty (blo% ).... ft 4 ft + 4
14 44 Prudential Inv 54 44 54 + %
91 70 Prudential Inv pf(6).... 70 70 70 l4
14 4 Public Util Hold war... '* ft 4 ft
64 1 Pub Util Hold Corp xw.. 1% H* 1%
36'* 8 Pub Ut Hold cu pf (3)... 11 10 104 %
87% 684 Puget Sd P&Lt pf (5).. 70 684 69 -11
7Vi 24 Pyrene Mfg.. 3 3 3
6 4Q R S-De Vry 24 14 2V* + %
165 96 Quaker Oats (t") 109 105 105
6% 2 Quincy Mining 3 2 3 +1
4% 1% Railroad Shares(4oc)... 2% 2% 2% + 1
4 4 Rainbow Lum Prod A.... 4 % %
2 4 Rainbow Lum Prod 8... V* ft ft + ft
34 4 Reiter-Foster 14 1 I—4
94 34 Reliable Stores 44 4 44 + 4
6 1 Reliance Inti (A) IV* jr* 14 + Vi
7Vi 2V* Reliance Manaeement.. 2% 2% 2% + 4
134 24 Republic Gas Corp 24 24 2% + 4
5 4 Reybarn Co 11 l + 4
14 4 Reynolds Invest 4 % Vi
11 1 Richfield Oil of Cal pf. .. 14 14 14 + Vi
14 4 Richmond Radiator.... 11 I + 4
26 184 Kike Kumler <2 201 20 19'* 20 +l4
184 3 Roan Antelope Mines. .. 94 84 84 +24
184 9 K'kland Lt A P »90e).... Jl4 ip* IH* + 4
54 Hi Rossia Int Corp (10c)... 24 2 2 +4
42 314 Ruberotd Co »«) 324 32 324
904 26 Safety Car Heat A Ltg.. 284 28 28 +1
ft ft St Antony Gold 4 4 4
214 54 St Regis Paper (60c) .... 7** 64 7% + 4
7% 3% Salt Creek Prod (1) 44 4 4
54 14 Seaboard Util (?8c) 24 2 24 + 4
17 64 Sec Allied Corp (1) 74 74 74 + 4
74 3 Segal LA H tauOc) 4 34 3% + 4
44 1 Selected Industries 14 14 14 4
71 364 Sel Indus allot ctfs (5 V 2) 42 404 42 V*
34 V* Sentry Saftey Control.. % 4 <4 4
6 2 Shattuck Den Mil ?'* 24 24 + Vi
42 27 Sheaffer (WA) Pen (t 3). 28 27 27 —1
84 14 Shenandoah Corp 24 Hi 2 + Vi
36 11 Shenandoah Corp pf.... 11% 11 11% + 4
664 46 S her win Will ms 1T44). 48 46 48 —B4
12 2 Silica Gel ct 2' - 24 24
3434 130 Singer Mfg Co (tl6) 179 173 1744 %
192 60 Smith (A O) (2) 844 65 844 +194
164 34 Solar Refining 164 164 164
24 4 So Am Air Lines Ist pf. . 4 4 4—4
24 4 South Am GoldAPlat... 4 % 4 Vi
234 12 South Penn 011 (1) 144 14 14
314 26% So Cal Ed pf A (1%).... 284 284 284
29% 244 So Cal Edls pf (B) (IV4) 25% 24V* 244 - 4
27% 234 Sou Cal EUpfCU %).... 234 234 234
- ~ - -
! -1951. , Net I
High. Low. Stocx and dividend. Hieh. Low. Close. Chse
4% 1% Southern Corp 2 1% l% + % '
9% % SouthernXat Gas % % % _ %|
7% 3% Southland Royalty(2oc) 3% 3% 3*. %
123% 110 Sou West Bell Te) pf (7). 116% 116% 116% + 1
2% % Southw Datrv Prod % % V* %
, 97 76% Sou Wn G&E pf (7) go 77% 77% + %
6% 1% So West Gas Util 1% IT, 1% + %
39 13 Spieg May Stern pf 30 22% 28 + 4%
, 1 % Stand Mofo-a. % % *„
38% 15% Stand Oil of Indt 1) 21% 20 21% + 1%
23** 13% Stand Oil of Ky (1.60)... 16 % 15% 15% %
36% 16% StandAMl Nebr (2) 21% 21% 21% + 1%
62% 35 Stand OH Ohio(2 %). ... 41 40% 40% %
106 98% Stand Oil of Ohio pf (5). 100 100 100 +l%
50 18V* Stand Pwr &Lt (2) 24 23 24 + 1
' 50 18% Stand Pwr & I.t (B) (2). 23% 22 23V* +3%
12*. IV, Starrett Coro 2 1% 1% —i%
25% 4 Starrett Corp pf (3) .... 6% 4% 4*, —l% !
90% 85 Stein (A ) ACo eti pf»6 % ) 85 85 85
18% 10 Stromber#-Carl(l *5). . . 10 lO JO
28 9 Stutz Motor Car 1s*,
illl* 3§l, Invest pf (3\ 29% 29% 29% -*,
5% % Sunray Oil % ft » 4 4. 1.
30% 20% Swift <V- Co new <2> 23’, 22% 22% %
40', 28 Sv.-ift Interna tl ( t*)... . 31 29', 30% 4- T»
95 4o Swiss Amer El pft fi).. . 40 40 40 - 30
8 4 Syracuse Wash Mchlß). 5 4'* 5 q- %
61 27 Tampa Electric ($2)... . 33 33 33
15Vi 2T* Technicolor Inc 4% 4% 4% +~%
9 4 Teck HugheaG M(t6sc). 5% ft ft% - %
12'i 4 Texon Oil & Land (1)... ft% 5% 5% + %
3V4 2** Thatcher Sec Corp 3% 3% 3%
39% 14% Tobacco&Allled Stks... 18 17 17 —l%
50 29V. Todd Shipyard (4) 29% 29% 29% 2*.
8% JV% Trans Air Trans 4% 4 4
13% V* TransLuxDl.PS 2*. 2% 2%
6% 1 Tri-contln'l Corp war... l*, 1% i»„ -g %
29% % Tri-Utilities (•„ % i,j +
16 2 % Tubize Chatel. B 3-% 3 3% + %
29% 21% Uneerlelder Fin Corp... 26% 26*i 26% %
22 10% Union Am Invest 12 10% 12 +l% |
17% 5% i n Gas of Canada! 1)..., 76% 7 %
24', 11 Vi Union Oil Assoc (2) 15 15 ]5 -f 1% 1
15% 3** Unit Corp war 6 5% 6
10% 2 Unit Founders 4 3 4 %
11% 2 s * lild GasCorpn ,31,
4% % Unit Gas Corp war 1 1 ft'
94 41 United Gas pf (7) 53 49 ’ 52 4. 3
34% 8% Utd Light & Pwr AO).. 13%. 11** 12 +*l4 !
INVESTMENT TRUSTS
NEW YORK. October 24 (/P;. —Over-
the-counter market:
A B C Tr Shrs ‘*D” s,
ABC Tr Shrs ”E” “ 5.;
Am A Cont Corp 41. 71,..
Am A: Gen Sec "A" ' 7
Am & Gen Sec B 5 C
Am Ac Gen Sec S 3 pf 26
Ain Br & Con 6V pi i. 30 35“
Am Comp Tr .Shrs 41. 4-.
Am Fdrs 6'r ” 17 23
Am Fdrs ’i'„ p i 20 36
Am Fdrs 1-70 com lc 4c
Am Fdrs cv pt ctfs 32 4>
Am Fdrs 1-40 com 2c 7c
Am Ins Stocks 2 3
Assoc Stand Oil 4-i, 4’,
Atl Sec pf 24 29
Atl Sec war >„ 1
Atl A- Pac Int unitsll 3 »
Atl & Pac com ww ii^
Atl & Pac pf war 16
Bankers Nat Inv 18 20
Bansicilla Corp 4 S
Basic Industry 3** 4 3 «
British Type l n v 2'a 2*4
Century Tr Stars 23 24’.!
Chain & Gen Equities 1 I*4
Chartered Invest 5' a *
Chartered Inv pf 62 67
Chelsea Exch A 1 2'i
Chelsea Exch B 'a 'a
Cumulative Tr Sh .., 4*4 SV«
Corporate Trust 3 . 3 12-30
Crum A- Foster 18 23
Crum A- Fost A'; pf 94 ino
Crum A Fo-t Ins 18 23
Crum A- Fost Ins 7 n[ 8.-, 90
Depos Bk Shrs N y 4', ... .
Depos Bk Sh N "A” 2*4 4',
Denos Ins Rhes ,- A” 4 4'j
Diversified Tr 4 *»’ ■>
Diversified Tr 2
Diversified Tr n 1 5 . 4
Oiv-rsid-'d Tr D S’. 617
Equity Invest "O’i "3».»
Fquitv Invest of "B , '> 4’
Faulty Trust. Sht-s 2»«
Five-vesr F'x»d Tr 5 5' a
Fixed Trust Sh A 9%
Fixed Trust Sh B B’,
fund t s Shrs A 45 » R’«
Fund Tr Shn B 5 S»a
Oeneral Faulty A 7
Granß"’- Trade 6
Oude Winmi'l Trad 25 ....
Tocoro Investors 2’*, 2‘* !l «
Incorp Invest Fault ’ *'• 3
Indenend Tr Sh-s 2 18-°0 3 3-20
Tnt Sec Corp Am A 'a
Tnt Sec Corp Am B Sc
Tnt, See Am 6 r - pf 23
Tnt Sec Am 6'- pf 30
T nv Tr N Y Col’ "A" s’’, 5*4
Tnveat. Tm§t»e Sh 5> •
Traders o f TnAu«t, 4 * 1 ■
leaders of Tndust B ,v i 4, ’a
readers of I"du't C 7‘ 3 7 .
Tow-Fr’-ed Shrs 'S 5',.
Ma’or Corn Shrs 1% 4
Ms** invest Tr ro s a J'”/.
Mutual T”V Tr A 4 5
Mutual Msoa’s 2*4
Nation-Wide St.
Natl Tndust Shrs 3*. 41 «
Nat! Tr stirs 7’ . 8' 4
N Y Bk Tr Shrs S'4 5»,
Nor Am Tr Shares 2*4 3’*
Northern Secur 55 65
Otl Bh«>r»S units 9’J| 1 4, a
Old Col Tnv Tr 7 5
Old Co’ Tr Assoc 19 21
Petrol Trad A 6 13
Public S»rv Tr 4’’, s>i
R.epres Tr Shrs 10’. 10*4
Second Tnt Sec A 'a
Second Tnt Sen B 5c
sec In‘ Sec 6ti Ist nf 20
Secur Corn Gm $6 Pf 65 75
Se’ected Am Sh.. 3 1 ’, 3*'.
selected Tncome Sh 4' 2 4 »,
S'lected Man rye Trust 5 s* s
Shawmut Ban'; ‘•’H 5
Fnencer Trrsk Fund 16'< 17>.
Stand A’l Am Tr Shrs 6N
stand an. Tr Shrs 4 ’- J *«
Stand cnllat Tr 5*4 p, i
s*nte St-e-t Invest 50 32
suner o f Am T r a « 4, s 41 's
Super r’ Am T- p 4 ' , A*'«
Super o' Am Tr C 7'. 7*.
Sup— Am T- D o'-, 7’ i
Trus* Sl—s of Am 3 1 - 43 -
Truslee Stand Tnv C 2.70 2 9S
Trustee Stand Inv D 2*5 2.90
Ti*us*ee St Oi' A 4 *«
Trustee St Oi! Shrs B 4*, 4’«
Trusteed NYC Bank s s . 6*,
Truste"d Am Bk Sh 4 "> 5' 4
Twentieth Cent Fixed Tr 75. 4>t
Two-Year Trust Sh 13 13’-,
United Fixed Shrs 3’g 4%
Unit Fdrs l-70th Com 3c 6c
United Ins Shr* O-’i
United B-nk Tr «’ 4
TT S A- Tt-it Int Ltd A 1 -•
TT S A- Brit Int *3 pf 16
IT S Elec T,t A Pew A 2”. 23>/ 4
IT S Elec It f Pow B 4 *« 5>4
Universal Tr Sh 3*4 4'«
Money to Loan
Secured by first deed ts trust on rral estate
Prevailing Interest and eonuslssion.
Joseph I. Wefcr
THE MAN WHO CANNOT GET
UFE INSURANCE
should employ the same principles sf In
vestment science to build up his estate as
the Insurance Companies do.
Free information on request.
Bernard P. Nimro & Co.
j HILL BUILDING, Washington, D. C.
Natl. 9783 !
Who Wants Me?
V
Advertiser is 52 years younr. unen- I
cumbered Christian, total abstainer, ab
solutely honest, with unusual business
background to apply his experience to
advantaße to faithfully serve some firm,
organization or Individual who need a
producer and result getter for their
business affairs or problems in present
conditions. I don’t pretend to be able
to do the impossible, but if you can use
a man who ts intelligently tactful, a
worker who can stay with it and who
is not afraid of work or hours. I want
consideration. Am seeking an oppor
tunity where conditions need new blood,
resourceful ideas properly applied and
the determination to win. A living sal
ary with percentage on Increased re
turn through my efforts is preferred.
Willing to go anywhere. References at
interview If you're Interested, write
confidentially to
Box 126-R, Star Office
— ' i
For Investment
FEDERAL FARM
LOAN BONDS
Exempt from Federal and
Local Taxee
A BfeV- Yield
4’* 81 5.33%
41/4’s 79 5.85%
4Ve’» *4 5.75%
43/S’s 85 5.99%
s’s 95 5.67%
Leral for Trust Funds In D. C.
Circular on request
Waggaman, Brawner
& Co., Inc.
Investment Bankers
1700 Ey* St. ME. 3860
FTXAXCt A T:.
■.. - I
, I*3l—, pea
High. Low. Stock and dividend. H'.«h. Low. Clot*. Chaw.
1044 55 Utd Light & Pwr of (•). 63 61 63+1
3 1 ltd Molasses. Ltd 14 114 14 + H
77 2J United Public Service. . 2V« |2 2 2
564 41 Unit Shoe .Mach <t34 ). . 454 44*» 45 + 4'*
651, 5b U 8 Etetry (A) {6) 60 60 60
15 9 US Oairy U.... 9 9 9
8% 14 U S Klee Power ww 24 14 24 t*
24 4 U S Klee Pwr 1 war) 4 4 4 _ 4
10 24 U S Foil Co B t6oc) 34 34 34 - S
3 4 4 USA Interntl Sec 4 4 4 V
60 174 U S Inter Sec Ist pf..... 29 4 25 274 + 2
64 14 IT S Lines pf 14 1% 1H + 4
49 22 t' S Playing Card (2 4) • • 254 24 25 +3
24 4 Unit Stores v.t.c ** >,* 4
134 34 Unit Verde Exten (1)... 6 54 64 + 4
14 4 Utah Apex »i «, 4+4
108 83 l‘tail PvvrSLt pf (7) .. 934 93 I*3 4- 3
144 34 Util Pwr&Lt (at 1.02 Vfc). 5 44 5+4
314 144 Ut P&L 8(at1.02 4) 174 16 16 - 1»*
94 3 Utility & Ind 44 34 44 + 4
l? ’' » VffltMpllll) 13'. ll', UUU.
94 14 UtiSltv Kqu1t1ea....... . 24 24 24 4
74 24 Van Camp Pack........ 44 4 4 «,
9 3 Van Camp Uacklne pf. . 44 34 44 + »,
14 *i Venezuela Petroleum... ■'» 4 4 -t. 4
7 44 Vick Financial (30c).... 5 44 44 + \\
54 4 Waitt&Bond B( 80c). .. . 44 4-4 44
294 12 Walgreen Uo 144 134 144 +l4
10 3 Walgreen Co war 3 3 3
8 : <» 24 Walker <H) (60c) 34 34 + 4
2 4 Watson (JW)Co 4 4,
64 14 Wayne Pump 14 14 24 4
•4 4 Wenden Cooper 4 £ t,
85 25 Western Aid pf 40 32 32 +2
624 40 West Mass Co <2 \ ) 40 40 40 l*
25 11 Western T&S 11 )i |j _ 3
144 64 Williams K C (70c) 74 77 +' i t
64 2 Wil-Low Cafeterias.... 24 24 24 + 4
334 124 Wll-low Case pf (4) 21 194 194 24
14 4 Winter (Ben) Vi 4 vt —i»
124 54 Woolworth (FW) Ltd... 9 7 T » 9 +l4
24 4 “Y" Oil & Has 4 4 V 4
RIGHTS—EXPIRE
5*4 24 Peop GL&C. .. .Jan 15 44 34 44 + 4
Dividend rates in dollars based on last quarterly or aemi
. annual payment. •Ex-dividend, tpartly extra tPlus 44 in atoefc
a Payable .n cash or stocky b Payable in stock, e Adiustmen) divi
dend. f Plus s'. 111 stock, r Plus 6‘- In stock. h Plus 14 m
stock. 1 Plus 2'x in stock, k Plus rO4 In stock, m Plus 34 la
stock, n Plus 8. In stock p Paid last year—no resular ratal
SHOKT-TERM SECURITIES.
I (Reported by J. &W. Sellgman ACo *
Bid. Oiler.
I Atlis-Chalmers Co. 5s 1937 85 90‘- !
, American Chain Co. 6s 1933 93 95
American Tel. & Tel. 5%s 1943 105% 105%
Amer Wet Wks. &El 5s 1934 96% 97 j
Baltimore A Ohio 4%s 1933 92% 93
Belding Hemingway Co. 6s 1936 90 94% 1
Bethlehem Steel Corp 5s 1936. 95 97 j
Canadian Nor. Rwy. 4%s 1935. 89 90 I
Chi. Northwestern K. R. 5s 1933 . . 93% I
Chicago Rock Island 4s 1934 80% 83
Cleve Lor. A Wheeling 5s 1933 100
Colorado & So. Rwy. 4%s 1935 94 94% 1
Commercial Credit Co. 5%s 1935 89 1 . 90 !
Delaware ft- Hudson Co 5s 1935 99% 107 !
Denver A R»o Grande 4%s 1936 82
Gen. Mot. Accep. Corp 6s 1937 99% 100
General Fetroleuai Corp 5s 1940 101% 102-%
General Public Service 5%s 1939 85 89
Grand Trunk of Canada 6s 1936 95 96'.
Houston E. A W. Texas 5s 1933 85 100
Humole Oil 5%s 1932 100 100%
Laclede Gas Light Co. 5s 1934 97 98
New York Cent. A H. 4s 1934 96% 97
New Yorg. Chi. A St. L. 6s 1932 71 72
Northwestern Te!ep 4%s 1934 101
Pa. R. R Co. 6%s 1936 103% 104
Portland Oeneral Elec. 5s 1935 102
Republic Iron A Steel 5s 1940. 85 91
Sinclair Crude Oil Co. sVis 1938 97 97%
Southern Pacific 5s 1934 98% 09%
St. L. IM S. Ry. RAG. 4s 1933 86% 90
Union Elec. Lt A Pow. 5s 1933 100 100%
Ur.lon Oil Co. of Calif. 5s 1935 94'. 94*,
Virginia Rw.v. & Power 5s 1934 100 100%
Wabash Rwy. Co. 5s 1939 86% 91 !
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
CHICAGO. October 24 <;P> (United
States Department o 1 Agriculture).— !
Cattle—Receipts, 200 head; compared
with week ago. strictly choice fed steers
and yearlings and weighty steers grad
ing strictly good and better. 50-75
higher; all others 25-50 lower; in
betweens and grassers predominating
and selling very unevenly; largely a
shipper market; closing trade on grass
ers and light short feds very draggy;
extreme top steers, 11.00; long yearlings,
10.85; thin upper crust at 10.00 up
ward; bulk fed steers selling at 8.00-
10.00; about 13,000 Western grassers in
run; best Montana grass steers. 7.25;
bulk grassers, 4.75-5.75; all the
stock, excepting light heifers and mix2d
yearlings, grading strictly good and
better. 50-75 lower: bulls, 25-40 lower,
and vealers, 1.00-1:50 off.
Sheep—Receipts. 1.000 head: for we k
ending Friday 174 doubles from feed
ing stations 25,900 direct; killing |
classes unevenly 25-75 lower or 1.00
and more under the recent high point;
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feeding lambs 15-25 lower: closing bulk
good and choice natives, fed Westerns
and range lambs. 5.75-6.35; native
lambs, 4.75-5.35; throwouts, 3.50-4.50
range throwouts, 5.00-5.50 to killers;
fat ewes, 1.75-2.50; white-faced rang)
feeding lambs. 5.00-5.25; - week's tot
slaughter lambs, 6.85 paid early to:
natives.
Hogs—Receipts. 10.000, includint
8,000 direct: steady; bulk, 210-25(
pounds, 5.25-5.40; top, 5.40; choir*
heavies absent; 140-200 pounds. 4.90
5.25; pigs, 4 65-5.00: packing sows. 4.75*
5.10; compared week ago marke>
around steady on all classes; shippers
took 1.000: estimated holdovers, 2.000
light lights, good and choice. 140-16*
pounds, 4.90-5.10: light weights. 160-
200 pounds, 5.00-5.25; medium weights.
200-250 pounds, 5.15-5.40; heavy
tveights. 200-250 pounds. 5.15-5.40;
packing sows, medium and good. 275-
500 pounds, 4.60-5.15; pigs, good and
choice, 100-130 pounds. 4.50-5.00,
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