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BUI in Congress Would Give
More Protection to D. C.
Institutions.
BY EDWARD C. STONE.
Washington bankers see many ad
eantages to accrue through tighten
ing of the District's banking laws as
urged in the bill introduced in Con
gress a few days ago which was pre
pared by the Law and Legislation
Committee of the District Bankers’
Association, of which Prancis G. Addi
son. jr, president of the Security
Savings & Commercial Bank, is chair
man. While no action on the bill Is
expected at this session, residents of
the Capital will have ample time to
study it before it comes up in Con
gress.
Among other things, the bill would
make ''stop payments” on checks good I
for only six months unless renewed.
Renewals could be made indefinitely, j
The bill would make checks good for
one year only. Such a law, known as
the “stale check law,” is now in effect
In 18 States.
The proposed new law will be of
great benefit to the bookkeeping or
record departments of all banks. Cer
tain records would be wiped out which
now have to be kept open indefinitely. I
The new bill would also allow banks 1
to pay at their discretion money held |
In trust to beneficiaries in the absence |
of other directions as to legal dis- J
position.
Other sections of the bill would re- j
move a bank from all but "actual j
damage” in event of a suit from re- i
fusal to cash a customer's check and
In other ways would give Washington I
banks better protection than they have !
yet enjoved.
The bill was drawn after careful !
•nidv of the banking laws in most of j
the Slates. Both Chairman Addison !
and Thomas M. Groom, president of
the District Bankers’ Association, are J
enthusiastic over the proposed meas- J
lire and the expected results, "if. as
and when” it is passed.
Transfer Firm 2.4 Years Old.
Smith's Transfer <fc Storage Co is
aendmg a pamphlet to patrons noting
the firm's twenty-fifth anniversary.
The booklet gives a most interesting
description of the company's steady
growth during the quarter century.
The company started with a capital
of only $500 and has grown to be one
of the largest firms of the kind in the
city. President Arthur Clarendon
Smith announced today in his semi
annual statement that the transfer
company had the best financial half
year since it was founded.
Coin Shipments Expensive.
The Federal Reserve Bank of Rich- j
mond states that for many years the j
bark has been absorbing the cost of
ahipments of currency and coins to
and from member banks. Last year
this item alone cost the bank $133.
196.40
A check-up shows that in many
cities in the fifth district certain
banks ship "fit currency” to Rich
mond on the same days that other
banks in the same communities are
asking for currency. To reduce these
unnecessary expenses, the bank is now
seeking co-operation from the banks,
so that an institution having too much
currency may supply another insti
tution in the same city that may need
currency.
Financial District Notes.
Secretary Donald W, Larson of the
District Bankers' Association has re
turned from a two-week vacation,
passed at his old home in Minnesota.
A. H. McLachlen, secretary of the
McLachlen Banking Corp., is passing
his vacation at Bay Ridge, and will
return in September. President L. P. ,
McLachlen has been lured bark to
Bethany, Del., for another fishing
trip.
Nelson B. O'Neal, assistant vice j
president of Riggs National, is back
from his vacation, spent on the New
Jersey shore and at Martinsburg. Va.
Mr. M. H. Buckingham, cashier
of the City Bank, is on a three-week
vacation in Connecticut. T. Edwin
Norris, manager of the City Bank's
Connecticut avenue branch, is on va
cation, as is William B. Mehler. an
other assistant cashier, who is at Re
boboth Beach.
Albert S. Gatlev. vice president of
the Lincoln National Bank, has re
turned from two weeks' vacation at
Ocean City, N. J.
C. H. Pope, vice president, of the
Mtmsey Trust Co., wnll return from
his Summer home at Goshen, N. Y„
‘ next week.
INVESTING COMPANIES
NEW YORK. August 14 -T-.—New York |
Security Dealers’ Association
Bid. Asked. \
Admin Fd 2d Inc 39.50 20.75
Am Business Shrs 1 25 1 98 I
Am Gen Eq Inc 1 00 ! 21 I
Am Ins Slocks 5 25 0 no J
Bancamer Blair s 625 9 50 |
Bankers' Nat Inv CorD A 7 5 4 975 i
Basic Industry 5.26
Boston Fund Inc 25.62 2 7 40
Broad St Inv 96.7 0 99.92*
Bullock Fund 22.625 24 975
Corporate Trust 9 no
Corporate Trust A A 2 91 - '
Corp Tr A A mod 9 7 8
Corp Tr Accum Ser 2 91
Corp Tr Acc Mod 9.78
Cumulative Tr Sh 6 57 »
Depos Bk Sh N Y "A' ... 2 92
Depos Ins.Shrs "A 9.49 s
Depos Ins Shrs ‘ B 9 26
Diversified Tr C_ 5.15 i
Dividend Shrs 2.04 •> if)
Equity Corp $9 pf 95.50 98.5il!
Fidelitv Fund Inc __ 29.07 9192<
First Boston Corp 26.125 27 055
Fiscal Fund Bank Shrs 9.4! 9.7 1
Fixed Tlust Sh A 19 59
Fiscal Fund Ins Shrs 9.so 4.14:
Fixed Trust Sh B 11.22 1
Found Tr Sh A 5.00 5.9«"
Fund Investors Inc . _ 24.79 26.18:
Fund Tr Shrs A. 6.46 72 9
Fund Tr Shrs B _ . 5.99 *
General Capital Corp 44.25 4 7.58
Gen Investors Tr 7 24 7 88,
Group Sec Agriculture . 2 10 2.27
Group Sec Automobile 1.50 1.69
Group Sec Building 2.10 2.2 7
Group Sec Chemical.. 1.62 1.7 6
Group Sec Food 98 1.07
Group Sec Invest Shrs 1.59 1.79
Group Sec Merchandise 1.46 1.59
Group Sec Mining 1.84 199
Group Sec Petroleum 1 56 1.69
Group Sec RR Equip 1 48 1 ,61l
Group Sec Steel 2.24 2 4 2
Group Sec Tobacco 1.06 1 16
Huron Holding .60 1.00
Incorp Investors 26.01 .
Instl Sec: Bank Group 1.68 1.82
Instl Sec: Insurance . . 1.58 1.7 1
Investors Fd "C" Inc 16.il 17.09
Keyston Cust Fund B-9 20.4 2 22.40
Major Shrs Corp 9.125
Maryland Fund 9.9!* 10.95
Mass Invest Tr 29.94 91.19
Mutual Invest __ 16.89 18.46
Nation Wide Sec 4.58 4.68
Nation Wide Voting 2 16 2.92
Natl Investors _ 7.76 7.94
New England Fund... . 19.55 21.02
N Y Bk Tr Shrs _ 9.625
N Y Stocks. Bk Stocks __ 11.07 11.96
N Y Stocks. Bldg Supply _ 11.91 12.86
N Y Stocks Elec Equip _ 12.96 19.99
N Y Stocks. Insurance _10.65 1 1.51
N Y Stocks. Machinery _ 14.11 15.29
N Y Stockes. R R Eauip . 14.22 15.94
N Y Stocks. Steel _ 16.91 17 .59
North Am Bond Tr ctfs . 69 75 64.00
Nor Am Tr Shares _ 2.81
Nor Am Tr Sh 1955- 3.61
Nor Am Tr Sh 1956. 9.55
Nor Am Tr Sh 1958- 3.95
Plymouth Fund Inc _ .87 .98
Quarterly Income Sh 18.51 20.28
Schoellkopf-Hutton & Pom 9.625 4 625
Selected Am Sh Tnc . _ 15.19 16.56
Selected Income Sh _ 6.69
Sovereign Investors _ . 1.14 1.26
St.and Am Tr Shrs_ 4.10 4 90
Stand Util Inc -_ .91 .98
Super of Am Tr A. 4.25 .
Super of Am Tr A A 2.81
tuper of Am Tr B. .4.40
uper of Am Tr BB_ ...- 2.81
Super of Am Tr C. - - 8.09
Super of Am Tr D . , 8.09
Supervised Shrs - 14.88 16.17
Trustee Stand Inv C- 3.19 -
Trustee Stand Inv D .314 _. _
Truatted Am Bk 4,B'' 86 .95
Trusteed Industry Shrs 1 58 1 73
Wellington Fund _ 18.91 20.74
k
TRANSACTIONS ON THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
flj I ionic TYnr i/iirui iu 4 lie wwi, r
Prev. 1937 Stock and Hales— Net I
High Low. Dividend Rale Add 00. High. Low. dose. chge.
22% 35 Adams Exp (,30g)_. 4 1ft 18’/» 18%
28% 22% Adams-Millis 42)_ 1 25 25 25 + H
36 28 Addressog (1.40)... 4 33% 33% 33% + %
4% 2 Advance Rumley _ 1 21* 2% 2%
80% 64% Air Reduction (la). 6 72% 72% 72%+ %
16% 11 Alaska Jun (.60a)_ 3 32 1 1% 11%
5% 2% Alleghany _ 6 2% 2% 2%
681 a 8.3 Alleg pf xw.. . . 1 34 34 34 +1
45% 30% Alleg Steel (1.20g) _. ,5 36% 36 36% -r %
258% 215 Allied Chem (6)_ 3 240 240 240 + %
Allied Kid Co .. . 2 17% 17 17%
21% 15 Allied Stores (.20a) 13 20% 20% 20% + %
83% 57 AUis-Chalmers(lg) 8 72 71% 71% — %
30% 21 % Alpha Portland (1). 2 25% 25 25% +1%
8% 4% Amal Leath ... 3 6% 5% 5%
101% 83 Am Ag Ch Del 2Ug. 2 S7% 97% 97% — %
75% 59 Am Bank N pf (3) .. 60s 59% 59% 69%+ %
121 90% Am Can (4a).. 4 110% 109% 109% -1%
'1 46 Am Car & Fy ( % g). 1 52 52 62
32% 28 Am Chain & C< %g). 38 31% 31% 31%-'- %
115 Am Chain pf (5)-' 1 140 140 140 -3
L3% 13% Am Colortype- 1 15% 1,5% 15% + %
30% 20% Am Cornel Alctj_ 1 24% 24% 24s, — %
33% 25 Am Crystal S 2%g.. 2 27% 27% 27%+ %
13% 5% Am Encaustic Til _ 2 8% 8% 8% + %
13'* 6% Am & Foreign Pow. 16 9% 8% 9 — %
58% 37 Am & F P $6 pf . 4 47 47 47 - %
68(h 45 Am & For Pw |7 pf . 10 57 67 67 _m
38% 18% Am & For Pw 2d pf. 4 26% 26 26 — %
11% 5% Am Hide & Leath ... 2 7% 7% 7% + %
]'% 12% Am International... 5 14% 14% 14% + %
58', 37 Am Locomotive ... 4 49% 49% 49%
29% 18>» Am M&Fdy (V4g). 2 20% 20% 20%
68% 4.7% Am-Metal (%g)_ 6 57% 67 57 - %
16% 7 Am Pow & Lt ._ 10 11% n% 11% + %
8r% 49% Am P& L $6 pf (6). I 63% 63% 63%-%
29% 18% Am Rad & St S(.60) 35 22% 22 2'% — %
4->% 31% Ain Roll Mill(l.lOg) 25 40% 40% 40% + %
-9 22% Am Seating (%g) 1 27 27 ‘>7 — %
105% 79% Am Smlt & R(2 V*g) 13 98‘* 98% 98% - %
6.% 52% Am snuff (3a) .... 1 56% 56% 56%-%
148 1,11% Am Snuff pf (6) .. 20s 133% 133% 133%
(.1 i 48% Am Stl Foun 1.50g . 7 58% 57% 5i%— %
187 159% Am Tel & Tel <9)__. 7 170% 17(1% 170% + %
ill - Am Tobacco (5) l 80% 80% 80'-, -i 1
■19 , <4% Am Tobacco B (51 I 81% 81% 81% %
29% 15i* Ant Wat Wks (,60g) 15 20% 19% o() +%
79 54% Am Woolen pf (3k) _ 2 69% 69% 60"* - %
20 6'% Am Zinc L & S 7 16', 16 16 - %
• 9% 4-4% Ain Z&Ld pr pf l>4g 1 67% 67% 67% - %
69% 47% Anaconda I }*g> 38 62% 61% 61%-%
•L 79 Anacond W (2.50g). 1 84 81 84 + 1%
24% IS Anchor Cap ( 30g) .. 2 24 23% 23% - %
37% 18 Andes Copper . 2 28% 28% 28% - 1
46 39% A rch-Dan-M 1,50g 3 42 42 42 - 1
13% 7 Armour 111 (,55g) . 119 12% 12 p~% + %
7"% 54% Armst’g Ck (1.50g). 18 64% 64 64
16% II Arnold Const (g). 2 14 ', 14 , u% ' %
24 "* 15% Asso Dry Goods . 19 19 |S% 19 - %|
88 8i A sso I n v pf x w 1 5 > . 20s 86 86 86 1
94% 69% Alch T&S F (2g I . 5 82% 82 82% %
65% 44% Ai lantic Coast Line 8 53 5‘>% ,v'% . ,
44 20-4 All Gulf&W Ind pf. 6 25 23 25 - ■>
37 2i% Atlantic Refin (1) _ 24 30% so 30
18% 1.5 Atlas Corp (.80)_ 21 15% 15% 15% — %
9% 5% Austin Nichols_ I 6% 6% 6%
a . o-» Aviation Com _ 12 6', 69 h,
11 » 49 Baldwin Roco (r) _ 12 .v, 59 5 ,
' 1 4', Baldwin Rocasd(r) 2!) .V, 5 * 5 , >,
229 209 Baldw l.oeifsw.i. . 49 23 * 229 239 :, |
409 20', Balto * Ohio _ jo 28-, 28', 289 - 9
4.9 279 Balto & Ohio pf_ 1 329 329 32s* — 9
439 279 Barber Co ( 9s)_ 2 319 319 319 T 9
32 22 Barker Bros _ 1 279 279 27 , — 9 I
35 * 239 Barnsdall (1) 8 25 9 25 259 + *, j
15-9 11 ’* Beldin-Hem (1) ... 1 139 139 13 * + 9!
309 189 Rendix Aviat .75*: . « 21 209 21 + 9 j
22 * 20 9 Benef Ln (1.32 >,.g). I 219 219 219
1059 73 Bethlehm Stl 2.5(ig_ 23 102 1009 102 - 9 j
20 17 Beth Stl o'.i pf ( 1 ). 1 18', I89 18', -r 9|
639 519 Rigelow-San (3q) _ 3 66 659 659 _ 9
38 24 Black* Deck (9g) 2 28 28 28
289 22 Rlaw-Knox (.45g) . 12 259 25 25
489 27', Boeing Airpl _ 26 36'.. 369 369 1...
469 37 Bohn Alum.(3) _ 3 459 45', 45 , T 9
Bond Stores 1 nc . 1 24", 249 24 *
28 219 Borden (1.60) 2 249 249 249 - 9
4 3 9 389 Borg-Warner (2) .. ]2 48'* 431* 49 * _ 9 •
•359 269 Bower Roll Bg(2g) . 3 34 34 34 — 8
239 15 Bridgeport Br 40g. 8 189 I89 ]S9
59', 38'* Briggs Mfg (1 Ug>. 9 479 47', 479 + 9
47 38', Bristol-My (2.4«a). 1 38 38 38 — 9
53 189 Bklyn-Man (2He)~ 2 22', 22', 22', — 9
1029 629 Bklyn-Man pf (6) . 1 689 689 68',- 9
38', 159 Bklyn&QTpf „ .. 1 179 17-9 179 - 9|
24', 16"* Brunswick-Bal_ 1 18'* 1R"* 189 — 9
259 It* Bucyrus-Erie _. 8 17', 17', 179
1179 101 Bueyrus-E pf (7)._ 20, 101 101 101
149 79, Budd Mfg _ 5 10', 10"* JO", 9!
13 7’* Budd Wheel (,20s 1. 6 8-, 8 * 89
65'* 509 Bulova Watch (4a) 1 57 57 57
is-., ifii* Burlington Mills! 1) 1 17 17 17 - 9 j
359 229 Burr Ad Mch< ,6!>g). 15 28', 239 299 -t 9
119 49 Bush Term (r) _ 5 5', 59 5", - 9 !
189 129 Butler Bros (.60) 3 16', 189 169
36', 289 Butler Bros pf(l 9) 1 329 329 329
99 4', Butte Copper & Z 4 79 79 7,- 9
339 179 Byers Co __ 2 219 21 219 — 9
91 61 Byers Co pf ... 40» 65', 65', 659 — 9
48', 35'* Calif Pack (ltia).. 1 36 * 369 369 T 9
69 29 Callahan Z-Dd . 32 4 39 39
209 12 Calumet & H (9g)_ It 16", lfi* ip*
37", 24 Campbell Wy (1) _. 3 33'* 33 33 j. 9
38'* 23', Canada Dry G Ale.. 12 26 , 269 26-, - 9
1 • , 119 Canadian Pacific 21 12'* 129 129 •- 9
359 30 Carpenter St 1.35g 2 32 319 32 - i,j
9', 69 Carriers & Gen 10g 3 7 , 7 79
100 85 Caterpillar Trac(2) 2 99', 999 999 ■.
419 269 Celanese (1 Ug)_ 7 29 38', 39 — 9
48'* 36', Celotex (,80g)_ 2 419 41 41
82', 739 Celotex pf (5)_ 10, 779 779 779 r V* |
12', 69 Central Fdy _ 7 8 8 8
149 89 Cent Rib M (.3Og) _ 1 9 9 9 , 99—9
239 119 Certain-teed . 4 13'., 13 13
82 48', Certain-teed 6°*, pf. 70s 52 519 52 — 9 ;
639 35', Champ Pap & F (2) 1 57', 579 579 — t, |
68', 509 Ches & Ohio (2.8'Ja) 2 529 51', 529 -t- 9
4 2 Chi Gt West (r) . 1 29 29 29
I89 89 Chi Gt West pf (r). 2 11 11 11 + 9 !
32 24 * Chi .Mail Or (1 Ha ) . 2 26 25', >5',- 9
79 39 Chi 51 St P&P pf(r). 2 4 4 4
6", 3 Chi & N W (r) _ 4 29 39 39
33 21 Chi Pneu Tool 1 269 269 269 4- 9
42 35 Chi Pneu T cv pf (3) 3 42', 429 429 -1- 9
109 4',(ir.I&P7%pf (r) 2 5', 5', 5',
279 ]4 Chi Yell Cab(1Hg). I 149 149 14 ,
15', 89 Childs Co __ 1 10', 109 109 + 9
1359 84 Chrysler (7g) _ 59 119'/* 118'.* 1189+ 9*
219 179 City Ice & F (2) . 1 179 17', 179 + 9
74 60 City Investing!2g). 20s 70 70 70
10', 69 City Stores . 1 89 89 89
47", 35 Clev Graph Br (I g). 7 48 479 48 - 9
29', 234* Cluett Peabody (1 ). 1 27 27 27 9
25 9 179 Colgate-Palm (H) - 7 19', 19 19
1049 102 Colg-Palm pf (6) 1 103 103 103
629 479 Collins & Aik (4g) . 4 549 539 549 — 9
1129 107** Collins & Aik pf (5). S0» 1109 110', 110',
519 31 Colo Fuel & Ir (lg) 2 37 369 37 + V,
27'* 15 Colo & South 110, 199 199 199 -t- 9
30 15", Colo & South 1st pf 120, 23 21', 23
29 14 9 Colo & Sou 2d pf 40s 209 209 209 — t,
32 2.89 Col Brdcstg A .40*. 6 289 28 28',+ 9
319 28 Col Brdcstg B .40g.. 1 28'-* 28'* 28'* + 9
209 10 Colum G*E (,20g)_. 20 139 139 13',
39', 289 Col Piet vto (la)_ 1 305* 30"* 309 + 6*
125**111 Col Carbon (4a)_ 2 123 122 122 —19
69'* 569 Cornel Credit (4) _ 5 66 66 66
80'* 63'/* Cornel Invest Tr(4) 4 659 659 659 + 9
219 13 Cornel Solv (.60)_ 5 149 14 14 — 9
49 2 Comwlth&Sou _ 54 3 29 3 — V*
A I .. I ’nnonlcmni. Vn ( 9 \ C OCT4 OO.t *>09'
33% 194 Consol Aircraft_ 3 23V* 22% 23% + %
18% 9% Consol Cigar 5 12% 12% 12s* + %
95 834 Con Cig p pf ww $4 20* 84 834 834
4 9% 31 4 Consol Edi (1.50g). 9 37% 37% 37V*— V*
108 994 Consol Edis pf <5 )_ 1 1034 103% 1034
5% 24 Consol Film _ 3 ' 3% 3% 3% + 4
18% 10 Consol Film pf_ 1 12% 12% 12% -r V*
17% 144 Consol Oil (,80a)_ 10 15% 15% 15% _ %
1% % Consol Textile_ 6 % % %
52** 33 Consol Coal pf_ 10* 42 42 42
37% 20% Container (1.20)_ 4 294 29% 294 + %
5v* 24 Conti Baking B_._ 4 34 3 34 + %
69% 50 Conti Can (3)-j,_ 7 60% 06 4 604 + V*
3% 2 Conti Motor . 3 2** 2% 9% _ V*
49 39% Conti Oil(Dal)l**fc. 15 48% 47 47 -1
77 61** Corn Exchange (8). 80* 63 63 63 + 4
71% 544 Corn Prod (3) 2 67% 67% 67% + %
10% 6 Coty — 1 7% 7% 7% + V*
564 40 Crane ( „ — 4 51 50% 50% - %!
115 1004 Crane (% <_v pf <5)_. 1 115 H5 115
121 1134 Crane Co pf (7)- l 1164 1164 1164 + J,
28% 184 Crosley Radio _ 4 20% 204 20% -r •%
1004 68 Crown Cork (2)..:_ 3 83% 82% 82% — %
25V* 16% Crown Zeller . 20 22 21% 2I4 + %
108% 94V* Crown Zeller pf (5). 2 98% 98% 98% — %
81% 51 Crucible Steel _ ... 10 77% 76% 76% — %
17% 8% Cuba R R pf . 1(4 11 I] 1 ] '
43 374 Cudahy Pack (2 4). I 39 39 39 4. 1,
20% 84 Curtis Pub 5 94 9% 97^ + ^
1094 68% Curtis Pub pf (7)_ 1 674 674 67 4 -IV*
8% 5 Curtiss-Wright _ 12 6 54 g
23% 164 Curtiss-Wright A._ 2 20 20 20
904 734 Cutler-Ham (lg) 13 76 75 754 4 V4
184 124 Davega Stores (la). 4 154 154 154 + 4
24 18% Davega St pf (14). 5 19 19 19 + ^
109 99V* Dayton P&L pf 44. 20* 104 104 104
1434 104% Deere & Co (lg) .. 3 139% 139 139 ■ — 7*
29 174 Deisel-Wem-G <1)_. 3 21 204 204 + 4
58% 33 Del & Hud - 2 384 J84 384 + %
244 13% Del Lack &W ... 8 16% 16 ]fi% _ y4
764 59 Devoe & Ray A(3a). 1 61 61 61+1
364 26 Diamond Mat (la).. 1 26T* 264 264 + 4
23 14% Diam T Mot (48)- 2 16V* 16% 16% + V,
29 20% Dist Corp-Seag _. 5 24 23% 23% — 4
41% 3 4 Dixie-Vor A (24)— 20* 35 35 35 -2
46% 35 Doehler Die C (lg). I 384 384 384 + 4
51 384 Dome Mines (2a)._. 3 42 414 42 — %
77% 474 Douglas Aircraft 4 58 58 58 — V*
34 1*4 Duluth sS&Atl pf . 1 1% 1% 1% + 4
1804 1484 Du Pont de N(2%g) 4 1644 164 1644 +1
1154 110 Duquesne 1st pf (5) 10*112 112 112
17 9% Eastern Roll . 3 13% 12% 13%
1904 151 Eastman Kodak (8) 4 197% 195 197% +73*
16 10% Eitingon Sch 1 124 124 124 + 4
29 21% El Paso M Gs(1.60). 6 264 26% 26%
45*4 34% Elec Auto Lt 1.40g_. 13 41% 41 41% + 4
16 9% Elec Boat _ 9 114 11% 11% — V*
26% 144 Elec PowttLt_ 18 23% 224 234 + 4
92V* 62 ElecP&Lpf_ 1 794 794 79*4 +14
f
ic*. jn.ii ot uie a j j 11 rm ira—— nvt
:ieh. Low. Dividend Rale Add no. High. Low. Close, ehg*
44% 32% Klee Stor Bat (2)... 2 36% 36% 36%—%
2 1 Klk Horn Coal _ X ]% 1% ]% + %
8 3 Elk Horn Coal pf_ 1 4% 4% 4% + % I
9% 41* Kquit Oft Bldg_ 1 n% 5% 5%
23% 13% Erie RR_ 3 *15% 15% 15%
35% 19% Erie!st pf _ 3 24 24 24 + %
28% 14% ErieRR 2d pf... . I 18 18 18 -H
14% 7% Eureka Vacuum Cl. 1 8% 8% 8% t %
11% 6% Federal Motor_ . 4 7 6a* 6** — %
11% 5% Federal Screw .. 3 8% 8% 8% + %
43% 31% Federat DSt (l%g) 1 34% ."&% 34%-%
414* 31 Firestone (1%K) . 5 34% 34% 34% — %
52% 39% First Nat Strs<2%) 2 41% 41% 41%—%
46% 26% Flintkot* (1) 6 31% 31% 31%
9% 4% Follansbee Bros. 4 4% 4% 4%
64% 37% Foster Wheeler_ 5 47 46% 46V* — %
321* 24V* Freeport Sul (lg)... 2 31 31 31 +%
73 45 Fuller Co prpf_ 3()« 46% 45% 45% —2%
7% 4% Gabriel A _ I 5% 6% 5% + %
15% 11% Galr (Robert)_ 7 13 12% 13 + V*
33 22 Gamewell 30» 24% 24 24 — V*
19% 11 Gar Wood Ind ('.is) 1 13% 13% 13%+ %
15% 10% Gen Am lnv 3 14V, 14% 14%
86% 62% Gen Am Trnsfl %g) 4 68% 68 68
19% 10% Gen Baking (.60)... 5 11% 11% 11% — %
32% 20 Gen Cable _ 2 26V* 26 26%
62% 34% Gen Cigar (4) _ 2 36 35% 36 + %
64% 49% Gen Elec (.8(tg)_ S3 58% 57% 58% + %
44% 36 Gen Foods (2)_ 6 37% 37% 37% — Vk
3% 1 % Gen G & El A_ 2 2% 2% 2% + %
65% 60 Gen Mills (3) 2 62V* 62% 62% - %
.24 117 Gen Mills pf (6) . 60» 120 120 120 - V,
70% 48% Gen Motors (2%g)_ 96 60% 59% 60%+ 14
65% 4 IV* Gen Ry Signal (1) I 4.3% 43% 43%+ %
70% 55 Gen Refract (2h)._. 2 67% 57% 57% — %
88 48 Gen Stl Cast pf _ .. 10> 62% 62% 62%
33% 20% GenThea Eq (%s). 2 25% 25% 25% + %
20% 14% Gillette (%g)_ 13 14% 14% 14%
29% 20% Gimbcl Bros . 17 23% 23% 23% + %
90% 80 Gimbel Bros pf (6) . 1 84% 84% 84% - %
51% 40% Glidden Co (2a) .. . 1 43% 43% 43% — %
6% 4 Gobel Adolf 3 4% 4% 4% + %
8% 5 Goebel Brew (.20a). 1 5% 5% 5% %
50% 31 Goodrich (Vjg) ... 25 42% 42% 42% 4. a, j
87% 77% Goodrich pf (6) 1 80% 80% 80%
47% 27% Goodyear T&R 1.50j 29 43% 43 43% + % :
41 100 Goodyr T&R pf (5). 1 129% 129% 129% - %
13% 7% (lotham Silk H_ 2 9% 9% 9%
4 * 3 Graham-Paige_ ]3 3% ::% 3% - %
15 6% Granby Consol_ 9 11% 10% 111% — %)
5% 2% Grand Union _ . 6 3% 3% 3%
48% 32 Granite fit SI I (1) 4 35% 35% 35%
47% 34% Grant (WT) (1.40a) 3 39% 38% 38•* — %
66% 40% Great Nor Ry pf 25 52% 51% 52% + %
23% 17% Grt Nor Ore ct ( % g ) 4 23 23 23 % j
42% 34 Grt Wst Sug(2 4t'a) 3 35% 35% 35% r %
45% 132 (it West Sug pf(7 1 10, 1.37 137 137
39% 27% Green (HE) (I 60a) I 34% 34% 31% + % .
16', 12% Greyhound (.80) . 29 15% 14 « 11% — %
2n% 13% Hall Print 2 11 13 * II
31 25% Hamilton W (1 25g) 3 ::n * 30 3n% — %
"8 103 Hamil Waihpf (61 2m> 105 105 105
58% 40 Harh-VYalk (1 50c) . 3 44 t".% 44 %
17% 10% Hat Corp A (.60g) . 1 11% 11% 11% %
* 4 Hayes Body l .% s ;% f»
1-4 k Ilk Hprkpr Prnd i ^ O l •> 1 > 1 •> _ A.
39s* 24 Hercules Mot (1 ; 7 35% 35 35% %
30% 21 Hollander (1) 2 21 * 2 4 24% — %
4 1 35 Houd-Her A (2%).. 1 36% 36% 36% — %
27% 18 lloud-Her K (ID 10 25% 25 25%
17 m 12 , Houston Oil __ 16 15% 15% 15% - %
90% 62% How© Sound (3a)-— 3 84% 81 84 — % I
5% 2% Hudson & Man_ 2 4% 4« 4% %
23% 13% Hudson Motor_ 6 16 4, 16% 16% - v
4 3 Hudd Motor _ 17 4 3% 4 4- %
38 21 J llinols Central_ 7 95% 25 25 — % 1
72 57 III Cent ED (4) ... 100* 57% 57% 57%
47% 33 Jndust Rayon (2) - 3 39% 39 •* 39'*
44 121 lnuersol Rand(3g). 2 139 139% 139 2 j
.31% 94 inland Steel (4a) 4 120 119% 120 -r %
33's 17% 1 nspiration Copper . 1 2 27% 27% 27 * — %
13 * 5% Inter Rap Tran (r) . I 7% 7% 7%
64% 41 I nterchem Corp(2). 1 53 53 53 —2 I
28% 16% Inter lake Iron_ 28 22% 22% 2 2% — %
9% 5 Inti Agricul 3o 6% 6% 6% 4* ’*
63% 4 2 Inti Agri pr pf (3k;. 4 52 50 52 -r 3
89 146', Jntl Bus Mach (6a). 1 161% 161% 161% - %
.20 99% Inti Harvestr <2% ) 3 119% 119% 119% - %
16% 8% 1 ntl Hydro-Elec A . 13 13% 13 1.3 — %
15 * 6% Int M*r Marine 1 9% 9% 9% — %
18 * 10 1 ntl Mining (.45g » 2 12% 12% 12%
73 ■* 55% Jntl Nickel (1.50*» . 15 66% 66', 66% 4- % j
24 * 16% I ntl Paper & Pw A .. 8 19% 19% 19% + ,
18 10% lntl Paper & Pw B .. 7 14% 11% 14* «
9% 5 * I ntl Paper & Pw C . 15 7% 7% 7% %
121% 90% frill Paper A- Pw pf. 14 108% K*6% 10s% 42 I
49% 41% Jntl Shoe (2) 1 43 43 43 - 1%
52 31* Inti Silver 7 50% 50 50 , 4%
.10 88 Jntl Silver pf (6k).. lo» 100 100 100 — %
15% 9% I ntl Tel & Tel _ 23 11% 11% 11%
36% 20% Jnterst Dep S 2 %g . 13 28% 27 , 27% — %
87% 67% Jewel Tea (4) . 1 68% 68% 68%
55 120 Johns-Manvllle (3). 1 137 137 137
l26 120 Johns-Manv pf (7) . 10§ 124 124 124
46 28 Kalam Stove Ml) . 1 33% 33 , 33%
44% 25 Kansas City Sou pf. I 29% 29% 29% — %
35 25 Kaufm'n DS 1 20g 1 29% 29% 29% — %
19% 9% Kel-Hayes Wh B_ 2 14% 14% 14% 4- %
69 * 51 Kennecott (2k) 26 64% 63% 64 * — %
20', 14% Keyston© S&YVL60) 3 16% 16 16 — %
46 * 37 * Kimberly-Clark (1) 14] 4 1 4 1 — %
9% 5 Kinney <G R) ._ 1 5 , 5% 5% %
29 s 20% K r esge (S Si .90g _ 6 24 23% 23 * — %
24* is Krocer Croc (1.60). 4 21 * 21% 21%
41% 23% Laclede Gas pf 4«>* 34 33% 34 1
17% 12 Lane Bryant ( % g 1 2 14 14 14 %
27% 17 Lee Huh&T (lp) 2 25% 25', 25% — %
51% 32 Lehigh Port C (1 %) 1 35% 3: 4 33% 4- %
3% 1% Lehigh Valley Coal. 2 2 2 2 4-%
18% 8% Lehigh \ ;i I Coal pf . 1 10% io% 10% — %
24% 13% Lehigh \ alley R R. 1 14% 14% 14%
4 3*, 56 Lehman Corp (1 a) .. 15 42% 4 2% 42% • %
58% 4• > Lerner Stores (2a) - 3 44% 4 4 44 * -r %
79 58% Lib-Ow-Glass (3g). 1 7o% 70% To* — **
15% 9% Libby McN & Lib 3 12 * 12% 12% r %
.14 94*4 Liggett & M B (4a). 2101 ]0I 101
83% 59 Lima Loco HgL. _ 3 67 66 * 67 — %
62*, 5Hi Link Belt (2) 3 63 62 * 63 - 1
26% 24% Liquid Carbide _. 3 25% 24% 24% — %
87% 641, Loews Inc (6g)_ 11 83% 82% 83** 4- %
3% 1 Loft 3 2 2 2
75% 50'* Lone Star ('em (3)-. 1 56 55 56
10% 5% I,ong-BeII A - 4 7 6% 7 %
43% 28% Loose-Wil Bis (2) 3 28% 28 * 28% — %
28% 20 Lorillard (P) (1.20) 4 21% 21% 21%
28% 19% Louisv G&E A 1% . 1 21% 21% 21% — %
41% 29% Ludlum Steel (1) ... 21 38 37% 38 t %
36 21 McCall (2) _ 1 2 22 22 22
24% 14% McCrory Sirs _ 6 17% 17% 17% -c %
42% 32% McIntyre Pore (2)_. 1 35% 35% 35'* - %
42% 31% McKeesport T (2) 2 36% 36% 36% —l
16% 12% McKesson & Rob _ 12 14 13% 13%
47% 42% McKess & R pf (3) 1 45% 45% 45% -4 %
19 12% McLellan Strs(-%g) 1 14 * 14% 14%
62% 40% Mack Trucks (1)_ 9 46% 46 46% — %
58% 44 Macy (R H) (2a) . 11 47% 47% 47% — %
1% % Macy RH rts Sep 3 92 1 & 1 1 ,V
7% 3'* Manati Sugar fr) . 1 6% 6% 6%
16', 6% Man Ry mod gtd(r) i 10% 10% 10% — %
29% 18% Manhat Shirt (1) . I 20 20 20 -t. %
14% 9% Marine Midi (.40a)- 9 10% 10% 10% — %
20 10% Market St Ry pf 10* 9% 9% 9% —2%,
51% 39 Marlin Rock (2)_ 1 4 3% 43% 43% -4- %
30% 18% Marshal Field_ >1 27% 27'* 27% *
29% 19% Martin (Glen)_._ 3 23 * 23% 23% — %
13% 7 Martin-Parry_ 1 8% 8% 8%
74 48% Masonite (la) -. 4 53 51*, 53 -} 2%
*• i l .*iaui .11 i\<i ii ii i . •> • • i 4 * •> ( «
66% 51% May Dept Strs (3a) 3 65 64% 65 -) %
16% 9% Mengel 5 II*. 11% n%
41 25 Merch&Mln (1.60) 100* 25% 25% 25% - %
72% 58 Mesta Mach (2*ig) 4 63 62% 62% — %
26% 14'% Miami Copper 12 20% 20% 20% — %
.35% 25% Mid-Cont Pet (%g) 3 1 33 32% .32%
48% 33% Midland Steel (2) . 5 46% 46 46% 41%
.22 108 Midland Stl 1 of(6). 60*116 116 116
16% 11 Minn-Mol Imp __ 16 14% 14 14
.08 88% Minn-Mol Imp pf 2 106% 106 106 '
34 23% Mission Corp (lg) .. 4 29% 29 29
9% 5% Mo-Kan-Texas_ 5 7% 7% 7%
34'* 21 Mo-Kan-Tex pf_ 3 25% 25% 25% + %
6% 3 Mo Pacific (r) 17 3% 3 3
12% 6 Mo Pacific pf (r) _ 3 7% 7% 7%
[05% 85 Monsanto Ch l%e . I 101 ]04 104
69 48 Montgom VVard(2a) 39 65'* 65% 65% 4- t,
3% % Mother Code . 3 1% 1% 1 % — %
38% 27% Motor Prod (lUg) 10; 36% 36% 36% 4- %
26 17% Motor Wheel 0.60) 5 22% 22% 22%+ %
54 37% Mueller Brass (la). 1 39 39 39
14% 12 Mullins Mfg (B)_._ 8 14% 13% 14% 4 1%
99% 80 Mullins pf (7)_ 60* 89 89 89
20% 10% Murray Corp_ 5 13% 13% 13% — %
24% 16% Nash-Kelv Cl) _ 8 19% 19% 191,0.%
24 17% Natl Acme (%g)_ 6 22% 22% 22% + V*
33% 22% Natl Biscuit (1.60) . 7 23% 23% 23%
33% 25 Natl End & Inv 1.44 1 27% 27% 27% 4 %
38% 29% Natl Cash Regies) 5 36% 36% 36%
26% 18% Natl Dairy P (1.20). 11 21 20% 21
10% 6% Natl Dept Strs pf... 1 7% 7% 7%
35 27% Natl Distill (2)_ 2 31% 31% 31%
18% 12 Natl Gypsum_ 5 12% 12% 12% + %
44 30% Natl Cead (%) . .. 4 38 .38 38
61% 44 Natl Malleabledg). I 53 53 53 - %
14% 8% Natl Pw & Ct (.60). 3 10% 10% 10% — %
99 7o Natl Steel (1.25g)._ 9 99% 99% 99%+ %
4 1% 31% Natl Supply. 12 35% 35% 35% — %
137 121% Natl Supply pf 3%k 3 131'* 130% 131% +1%
13% 9% Natomas (.80) 3 9% 9% ii%
37 17 New Orl T & Mx(r) 80» 22% 22% 22% +2%
41% 28 Newport Ind (1 %g) 5 33% 33% .33%— %
55% 34% N Y Central 4 4 41% 41 % 41% — %
72 41 N Y Chi & St Louis. 3 53 52% 52%+ %
12% 6 NY Dock _]40» 7% 7% 7% + %
25% 12% NY Dock pf- 10* 18% 18% 18% + Vo
9% 3% N Y N H & H (r) . 4 4% 4% 4%
26% 12% N Y N H & H pf (r). 1 14% 14% 14%
17% 9% North Am Avlat_ 12 11% 11% 11% + %
34% 21 North Am < 60g)___ 12 27% 27% 27% 1- %
57V* 48% North Am pf (3)_ l 54 54 54 + %
105 93 Northern Cent (4).. 20* 99% 99% 99% — V,
36% 25% Northern Pacific _ 23 .31% .31% .31% + %
53% 45 Northwest T*1 (3)_. 20* 45 44% 45
40 26% Norwalk Tire pf_ 20s 32% 32% .32% — %
22% 17% Ohio Oil (%g)_ 25 20% 20 20 — %
73 5.3% Oliver Farm_ 5 68 67% 67% — %
20% 13 Omnibus .... 8 15 14% 15 + %
45% 33% Otis Elevator-80g_. 8 43% 43% 43%
24% 14% Otis Steel — 11 21% 21% 21%
103Vo 82% Owens-Ill G1 l%g . 2 102% 102% 102V, — %
23 17 Pac Am Fish (1.20). 1 18% 18% 18% - %
t
r-rev. jH.i, miock ann Hales— Net
Hieh. Dew. Dividend Rale. Add 00. Hish. Dew. close, chge.
40 23% Pac Coast 1st pf_ 20a 28 28 28 +1
38 28% Pac Gas & El (2)_ 2 31% 31% 31%+ %
44% 25 Pac Mills (lg). .. 1 30 30 30 + %
12% 7% Packard Mot (.lag). 4!) 9 8% 8% — %
90 61% Paraffine (2g) _ 1 72 72 72 —1
109% 99 Paraffine pf (41_ 20* 100 100 100
28% 16% Paramount Plct . 68 23% 23% 23% + %
26%, 15% Paramount 2 pf(.60) 7 21% 21%. 21% + %
8% 4 Park Utah 12 5% 5% 5% + %
44 % 36% Parke Davist 1.40g). 2 39% 39% 39% + %
29% 23 Parker Rust-Pr 1%. 2 27% 27% 27% — %
7s* 2% Parmelee Trans_ 1 3% 3% 3*,
10% 6% Pathe Film _ 15 10 9% 9% — %
23% 14% Patino Mines_ 2 16% ]6% 16% — %
7% 3% Peerless Corp . 2 6% 6% 6 * + %
103% 85 Penney (JC) (2gl . 6 101 100% 100'* — %
12% 5% Penn-Dixie Cement. 8 7 6% 6% — %
50% 34% Penn rt It < v-jg) . . 15 38% 37% 38%+ %
48% 30 Pere Marquette ... 2 '..'0% 29 20 —I
87 71 Pere Marp pr pf .. . I 77% 77% 77% 42%
21% 16% Petro Corp (,40g) 3 18% 18% 18%+ a,
13% 7% Pfeiffer Brew ,90g). 2 9 8% 9 + %
69% 40 Phelps Dodge 1 %g . 3 53% 53% 53%
64% 38% PhflaOo6% pf (3). 1 43 43 43
3% 1 Phila Read C & 1 _ 2 1% 1% 1%
20 11% Phillips Jones .. ! 11% 14% 14%+ 1% 1
64 49% Phillips Pet (2a)_ 18 62% 61% 62% + ft
18% 10% Pitts Coal 7 12% 12 12% *• ft
Pitts Coke&Jr <•*• pf. 10* 100% 100% 100'-* j
20 12 Pitts Screw (,30g) . 2 15% 15% 15%—*%!
8% 3% Pitts United .. 4 5% 5 6%
0 1 Pittston Co . 2 1% 1% 1ft + %;
29-* 24% Plymouth Oil( 70g) 2 :’6% 26% 26', 4- %
21% 16% Pond Creek Poc (2) 1 17% 17% 17% + %
33% 21% Poor & Co B .... 3 22% 22 * 22* %
31 h 17% Pressed Steel Car 7 21% 21 21 - %
86 52 Press Stl C 2 pf 2 % 2 56 56 56 - ■>
65% 55% Procter & Gam (2a) 6 61', 61ft 61', -*• %
52% 36* Pub Svc N J <2.601 . 3 43% 42■ * 4 2* - %
72% 61% Pullman (1%)_ 4 66* 66% 56%. %
24% 16% Pure Oil ... 62 21 * 21 21% 8 %
112% 107% Pure Oil pf (8) ._ ... Dona 112% 1 12% 112 ,
12* 7% Radio Corp ... 158 If* !:, j | .,
81) 63 Radio I V pf (3+.) . 2 74 * 74, 7,%
10% 6% Radio-lveith-O (r)... 7 0 8% 9 .. %
25', 13% R R See. Ill C Stk 2<i» 15% ] 5 , l.% '
13% 7', Real Silk _ 19 9 9 . I
22% 16', Reliable Sirs (1 1 . 3 2U 19% 19
35% 1 7% Reliance M f (.60s) 1 11 , 2" ■ 2"%
29% 21 Rem Hand (l.Oog) . 8 26% 26 , 26 *
94% 80 Rem R pf ww (4%) 2 91 On , 91
9% 5 Reo Motor . II 5% , ,,4 _ ,4
4.% 27% Republic Steel . 6: 2,9 , ^
49% 32 Revere (popper A- B I ;;7 % .27% 2,7.4
34 * 16% Reynolds S|ii (1 .1 1 211 , 2u , 211 * %
58 49 Reynolds Tob B (3) 5 . -4.. ,t
38 .30 Ruheroid ( 60) _ •> 27% >7
4ft A1 Safeway Strs (2) . A A4\ :: r* _. *
II'; 99 Safeway c; pf 16). 9"?* 10, . ]i> ,. , *
<»•> 4.''* St Joseph Leadwa) :> ftj 4 ♦;<». ’ ' _.
1 I '* 4 i Sr L-San Km pf (r> ft. *; 4 »; s ^
•- ' / 1 4 s Sm \ a - « A rin ft (.7 ' X "7 ,
f>l ft .Wh Scheldt-v r>istill(3). 7 1 . . „ p, ‘ .
A'*. 1 j Schulte Ret (r) ft, r.„
4 . 4, r.X Scot t Ra per < Rft *•. <R‘h 47 4- 4.
A h 1 * Seaboard Air L ( r; 1 1 4 \ t ]
s j 4 Seaboard A L pf (r) A •, 4
"*4 * S* aboard OiI ft l J_ X 40 ., 40 4,,
^*'7 SI SV.ii y Roeb (.'!) _ 1 97 s 07 s t, -
•”■4 2ft Se; \ el Corp (la) . 17 : ;; 1 .
4J’a A A Sharon Steel (1 70). j x A~s 1
R-’o 95 Sharon Stl pf (5) _ A loft. , ]n;, 4 ],,,; ] j ‘
14 9'* Sharp A: Dohme _ ft in , jp s j,,
IT'h 1A Shat tuck FG (.60) .. A 1.:%, Rpv p;.’ , ,
" J1* "•> 8 Sh< 11 1 nion < ! »s > . 4 i 2ft 4
lb:V%. 10 A Shell In pf (O' . » .. 1 ]U4 lot " ] <»j *
17 * 1 - Silver King (.65;;) .. 1 M „ n‘ M‘
ft* 4u Simmons Mp) 1 49 a 4% r,
120 9ft Sloss-Shftltield prt 6 ; 20* 107 ]o; j 07
.*•4 u 27 Smith (A (M _ 1 20 „ ;:n „ ,, ^ _ j
'AA'm lft * Socony Vac 00k ) 1)7 ’ 4
*• a Sou Am GAP (. 10p ) A t \ 4
4 A1-j AA] j Sou I’o Rico Susr «‘2 > :( :'.v„
AA'i 22'/Sou«'al Kdisd^a) 1 :’r% ;p,
ft-V-A 4'» 4 Soil Racific _ _ l.{ 4%-^ 4> ■. 4.
4 *24 Sout hern R}
(•o j 27 * Southern Ry pf _ 1 , 4;, v 4*
1 1 *h ♦» j Spaidiu-• ; 7 4 ~ t
104 .• 91 Spam- »*hpf 1" -a 10a 9x u.% ,, 4
9 i * Sparks With _ 20 7i4 7 .
C.'R’ft lft Sperry rorp (le)... 7 ]x . rx 4 j U* _.
A \ h 2ft’j Spie r- Mfx __ R{ r' ,
' v 19*h Spiegel (*ig)
lft 1 31'i Stand Rrarrds (.80;. !4 U i; . 7
1 2?-a 1 Stand I'om Tob 2 x 7 7
Rt •» ft * Stand Gas & K! (r 1 x 9 4 x '
ftn Stand Oil Calif (la) 3(» 4*,*, 4-,.. __ 4
fto 40 Stand Oil Ind (la > 1 4♦. . 4* / 4/, ,
7ft ft' •. Stand Oil N J (la* 7u 1 % 4 7,’ , "
< •» ft2 ‘h Sterling Frod(3.so) 1 ox ,
21 17 Stewart-\Varn( J.2a) A ]■* s j> 4 jv. 2.
"AA ‘n 17 Stone A* Web__ 9 74 4 >4 ,, ‘
2o 12 Studebaker . 2% 14 . jj."
22 * 17 * Sunshine Mng (3) 9 1 x • K i* . j „
Superheater tl.Tfts) 1 49«a 4!» . 40 ' . 4
7^4 4 x Superior Oil __ _ i a .% 4 s - *
47 * 2X*s Superior Steel j > n- 4 * . 1 ' 4 “
prev, ]9.'i7 Stock and Bala,*-— Net
Hi«h. Low. Dividend Rate Add 00. Hlah. Ittv. Close chse
28% 21% Swift & Co (1.201 2 24% 24% 24% - %
23% lo% Symington ww .36et 5 18% 17% 17s,— %
17% 11% Symington xw .Sag. 2 14 14 14
15 % 10% Tenn Corp (>,ig)- 10 h% 14% 14%- %
65% 50% Texas Corp (2) _ 9 64% 64% 64 , %
9% 6 Texas Gulf Prod ... 11 7% 7% 7% • %
44 33% Tex Gulf Sul (2a) _ 2 39' , 39% 39s, -• %
16% 11% Tex Pac C&O (.40).. 4 12% 13% 1.3% a- 1, ;
15% 10 Tex Pac Land Tr_ 5 12% 12% 12% r %
48 32 Thatcher (4 s)_ 1 38’ j 38' , 38%
93% 85 TheKairpf (7) 20s 85% 85% 85% %
13% 7% Thermoid _ 4 9s, 9% 9% - %
81, "3 Third Ave ! 3% 3% 3% 1- %
28% 23 Thompson Pr(.90g) 4 28% 28% 28% + %
10% 3% Thompson-Star . 1 : 5% 5% 5% %
21% 15% Tide-Water AsCIa). 35 21% 20% 20%
28% 17% Tlmken-Det Ax(2e) 6 26% 26% 26%
17 15% Transamerica new. 13 16% 16% 16% 4- %:
22% 13 Trans & West Air I 14% 14% 14% - %
11% 7% Trl-Cont Corp (4 s) 9 8 % 8% 8%
12 8% Truax-Traer (.80) . 3 11% 11% 11”, — %
40% 30% 20th Cent-Kox (lg). 19 38 37% 37% - %
50' 39 20th C-F F pf 14 -- 2 47 47 47 • 4
17% 8% Twin City FIT _ 1 10 10 10 - %j
26% 16% Twin Coach (,30g) . 1 19 19 19 \
100% 73 1'nd'w’d-KI-K 3.2Jjf 2 91 91 91 — >.,
91% 63 1 n Bag & P (2) . 1 80% 80% 80 %+ %
111 95 In Carbide (2.40*1 . 7 102% 102 103 -1
28% 22 » I n Oil of Cal (.S.,#) 2 25% 25% 25% — %
148% 122 I'll Pacific (6) 2 127% 126% 127, -t I
35% 23% I nit Aircraft (%g) 10 29% 29% 29 , — %
24 , 14% l nlt Air Lines _ _. 9 16% 16 16
8% 4 Lnlt Corp 11 5% 5% 5% — % 1
46% 32% 1'nit Corp pf (3)_ 2 39% 39% 39% %
16 10% I nit Drug (%g)_ 8 ]l% ji4 11% - %
9% 5% Unit Klee Coal . 30 9% 9 9% + %
63 45% I'uit llng&py l.aOg 1 53% 5.3% 53% — «
86 , 75 1 mi Fruit (3) 1.5 77% 77% 77%
1“ 11 l nlt Gas Imp (1) 2 13% 13% 13, %
16% «'.% I nit I'aperhd ( 30g) 2 II 11 11
31 1 15 ISA- Foreign Sec . 5 18 17% 17, ,
157 103% I S Gypsum >-) ... 2 117 116 116 - 1
45% 28 I S Indus AIco_ . 5 35 34 , 35 %
15 . .6% F S Leather _ 3 II 1 ] 11
' ’ « 13% 1' s I.ealhar A . _ 1 19% 19% 19% _ %
”7 , 11% r .3 Pips (.’:» __ 3 55% .55 , .,5 , - .
>9. 10 F S Realty & Imp . I 12% 12% 12% - , ’
72 , 41 , I: S ilubber . 47 64% 63 , 64 , ”,
1 |8 81 , F s I lubber 1st pf . 13 10|% 100 ]00 1 ,
136 , 75 1 S Steel ... 68 121 , 12u% 121
1.0 126% 1: S Steel pf (7) ... 1 131% 131 , 131% 1 ,
8 , '.% I'nlt Store- A 1 5% 5% r, 4
21 I 8% I III v-(% .Tops St (1 ) 1 19 19 19 + %
164 112% I niv Le.fT pf IS. IPs li:i 149 149 j
4% 1-'*, 1'111 I* A; Ll A (r) .. 1 2 , 2 , 2 , + ,
39 , 21 , Vanadium Ste. I _ 6 31 , 34 :;j , i.
44 , 5 Van llaalte 1 2 %g ) ■’ 3-% i,
15 . . Va-i 'aro (.'hern *50 9 , 9 „ 9% ,
74% In , \ a -1 a ro 6 pf< I ’ k) 6 59 , 58 , 59 .
98 7" \ 11 h a 11 r)ei in 1 .: a 1 . 83 8 7 8 9 - 2
122 . I I 7 , V .h .. t. I >. • in p:% 7 . i 119 119 119 r 1
10% 5 - W ■■ ha-". 11 v 1 r 1 1 4% I , 1 ,
18 , 7% Wal.ash pf A <r> 2 9% 8', 8-. %
19, 1 1% Waldorf S> s (l.loij.. 1 12 15 ], ,,
23 24% Walgreen (2) :: 3- . , 4 28% - .
51% 42% Walker 11 G&W(2). 2 49 49 49
if 1 11% Walworth __ 9 15 , i5 , 15
10 , 5 . W .r.l p.ak.ng R . 4 c. , . , 6 , , .
99 - 67% Ward B.-k pf 2 7 k 1 7o 7u 7n
18 11% Warner Bro- I’p t .'% 15% 15 . ., ,
1*2 , 6 , Warren Bros (ri I 8 9 . 9 ,
38 , 26 , Waukesha Mot (1 1 1 3 32 , 32 , 3 .'% , I
•‘.0% . t Wayne I'urnptl .2) 3 40 4:1 , p. . T 4
.5»i 42,', Wesson O A- S ( : ;n 1 43 , 4 ; 4 p: 4 4
luu , s 1 W 1 -t Penri FI pf 16) 10.., 9'% 03 93 , j j
12.1% 11 8 W Penn Is 7 % pf 1 7 1 Km 12"% 120 , 12" % -
1! , 7 , Western Maryland 1 8+ 9% 9 , - „
11 % 5', W estern I ac pf ’ 7 , 7
93% 41 % West Union Ta Cl) 1.7 49% 40 4% — „
57 % 40", W% -1 inch -■ A 11 (I ) 7 42, 42% 4 • ,
167 , 130% W eslhse KlAt.M i3t2 1 7 150 . ]5s 159 , i 4
30, 21 Weston I d III (% g I 1 24 21 2 1
27 , 19 Wes 1 vaco Ch 1 (1 ) 1 20% 20% 20 .
”7 :% Wheeling S'l is 6 : 62 ( 6.y,
1 6 99 Wheel St I pf 2 .k 1 126 . 1 <6 4 1 36 .
' - 20 White .Motor l 26 , 2 7 ■, 35 ,
Is, 11 % While l:k M Sp 1.1" 2 11% 11. 11%
p * l , W' ilcox f.iil A: 61- ’ 4 , 1 . 4 %
1 3 % s , Wilson A Co f % ) 17 In 9% 9% - 4
91 , 77 Wilson $6 pt 161 - i 9 i % 9 1’, 81, 1
67 , 4 4 Woolvvortl) l 2 -I1'* 17 I'.I 4 4s% 4fi , ,
17 . o , Worthington Pun p 5 4 1 , 4. 41 _ %
37 , 20% Yellow Truck .. 21 24% 21, 24% 4. 4
46 ■, ...7 , Y a* Spring ' ' I 4" , 4" . 411 , 4
I'M , 71 4 1 o .62 s til SAtT 1 ’-J K 46 94 , 94 , 94 , -
4* ’ , 5o Zeni t a Bad :o (1 % g ) 58 4, , 4 111*., 1 .,
Approximate Sales ot Stocks on the V Y. Slock Exchange.
11:' 1 A M. 210.00** 1. ."'J .Noon _ 4S0,000
s l;n.! of trading lo Mure*
r In na-.rirup cv or rceiver->h:D or being reorsan:zrd under
bankrup i ot - ich compa
of dtvl going table are ann .: dl«
0 ;rempnrs h.ufd m thp last auarteriv or 'enu-annual cr'
m* n Unicss oinerwue noted special or extia dividends are not
included
< Ex dividend xr Fx rig*-.*.« a A.-o extra or extra* e Pa d
In" year f Pavat *» n s'ock g Declared or paid v far this
vear h Cash -r mock x Accumulated dividend paid or ce
llar cd this vear
NEW YORK COTTON
By he Associate Pre.-s.
NETW YORK. August 14 -Cotton
futures opened steady, up 11 to 20
points on higher rabies and prospects
of a rrop loan October. 10.55: De
eember, 10.58: January. 10 82; March.
10 67: May. 10 73: July. 10.76
Houses with foreign connections
wpip conspicuous on the buying sid*3
both at the opening and later, and
there was also some active covering
and price fixing.
Following the early advance, hi w
ever, prices reacted partially under
heavy realizing and selling through
Wall Street commission houses on thip
theory that the terms of the loan as
outlined in press reports, especially in
relation to the proposed subsidy, might
result in free selling by Southern
farmers.
December declined from 10.80 to
10.52 and at the pnd of the first hour
was selling at 10.54, with the entire
list 10 to 14 points net higher.
Futures closed barely steads, s lower to
6 htehei
Hieh. lew. T-aM.
October I u o+ I u.w I m h -4K
December lo tto to.. I o io
•January Jfi.iio in u ton
March loti I o .M 10 ;>■'
May |o;i :n M; 1,1 ,-,,i
Julv 1 o. t 7 1 ii.tt'j j n.ti'j
Spot steady midrilmc. Jtt.tt!t.
Cottonseed Oil.
Bleachable rottonseeri oil futures
rlosed firm. 6 lo 9 higher. Sales. 83
contracts. September, 8.34b; October.
8.31; December. 8.29-30; January,
8.31, March.'8.35. b—Bid.
•
NEW YORK BANK STOCKS
NEvV YORK August It V --New York
Security Dealer? Association.
' Bid A^kert.
Bk of Man (11 % I % .13 %
Bankers 1 r <2; 0 4 *;•>
Bklyn (4> 121 179
Crn Hp n Bk A* Tr t 4 > 121% J 7 4 %
Chas Nat <1 40» 4k% .-»<•%
Chem Bk A- Tr < 1 .So> 90% 07 %
Commercial «H» Jv: iso
Cont Bk A* Tr ( S0> _ 16% i;%
Corn Ex Bk A Tr (31 Hi % 07%
Empire Tr < 1 > 3o 3 |
First Nat iBos* (2) .'»o .v:
First Natl < loot 22oo 2*.’t<»
Guaranty Tr « 12» 3ls 373
Trving Tr (.60» 14% 15*4
Manufa turers Tr < 21 57% 54%
Manufacturers Tr pf (2) 5o 52 •
Nat) City (J » 44 % |0%
N Y Trust 15) 3 31 % 3 3 5 %
Public : 1 %ai _ 43 4 5
Title G A T 3 2% 33%
a—Including pxtra.
FEDERAL LAND BANKS
NEW YORK. August 14 (.45.—Federal
land bank bonds
(Noon Quotations.)
Rat.*. Maturity. B d. Asked.
4% Nov., 3 958-38 103% 104
4% May. 1957-37 loo7* loi%
4 May, 1958-38 102% 102%
4 Nov.. 1957-37 loo7* 3 01%
4 July. 1940-44 109*4 110
3% May. 1955-45 102s* 102%
3 July, 1955-45 100% 101%
3 Jan. 3950-40 100% 101%
3 May. 3 956-40 TOO7* 103%
-*
BALTIMORE STOCKS
dpecial Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE. August 3 4
Sales. STOCKS. High. Low. Close.
10 Atlantic Coast L 53 53 53
35 Black A Decker 28% 28% 28%
3 9 Con Pow 5'' Df A 1 13% 1 13% 1 13%
32 Fidelity A Deposit _ 323 122% 122%
I Fidelity A Guar 37% 3 7% 37%
TOO Houston Oil pf vtc 23% 23% 23%
320 Mar Tex Oil Co 3*4 3% 3%
100 Mar Tex Oil A" 3% 3% 3%
5 Merchants A* Miners 25 75 25
8 Mt Ver W Mis pf 75 75 75
301 New Amster Cas 14% 14% 14%
2U0 U S Fidel A Guar 24 23% 23%
FOREIGN MARKETS.
^ LIVERPOOL August 14 </Ps.—Wheat fu
tures eased today on disappointing action
of North American markets, a bearish I
Winnipeg crop report and forecasts of rain
in the Argentine. After a slight rally,
largely due to week end covering, the mar- j
ket closed quiet. Z to Id lower.
Cotton closed firm, 16 to 18 points,
higher. The market advanced on Bom
bay and general speculative buying, short
covering and some trade calling. Con
tracts were scarce and sentiment was
favorably influenced by improved prospects
of a United States crop loan.
London and Taris—closed.
'f
A.a Power 5 s
Am (» a E 5s ‘Hr:
Am I’ A L 3' ‘.’"H /
Appa ach E P 5.v
Ark-1 t Ga s 4? 51 1 •• 51 * Hr: • l.. ; „
• - 1 ■ • . » *
\s E Ind 4*2$ '.VI
As O & E l ' .V \>> },p <
As G a- E 5s •;>(» __ m•’4 n■ 4 .. i . (
As o A E ;.S ns_ _ ...» j , ... <
UT4T 5 55 A S3l4 s s 4 j
Bald I. t'-s ;is xw >tp 1>4 i; ;< , s}
Bell le C 5 s 5: B . _ 1 I31i 1 it'- j 1 ! :• ■ 2 }
jBirm F.i 1 _> *.s ; u. * 4 , <
Can Pac t.s 45 _ 1 1 *: ] : 7 ; (
Caro Pw A Lt 5.s 53 33 :*:* pi (
Cedar H M A P 5s 5 : ] ! - > i ’ : j i •• C
Cen II P S 412S 37 F_ ;.!»1, 33 *••• ‘ (
Central Pw 5s '5 7 D 7 ;b4 * :• 4 7:.-, 1
Cent Pw a L: 5s '53 1 • C 3 1 31 1
Cent Pi El 5s p ’ 4 . ; 4 J
Cent Si El 5' s 5 4 \w 5' 5.s -
Chi J HA U S V 5- 4" . J..S 8 ;..^‘8 1
Cm Sir R 5 _s A 33 33 33 I
Cities S\c 5s 5o 7 ] '« 7 1 1, 7 ; •»„ I
Cities Svc 5s 33 ‘4’2 7t:2 7 4‘J
C;t S Gas 5: ..c ' 1 : 1 "p , jnl '4 li.| 1, l
Cit S PA1 5 • ‘ 1
Cl t S HA I...1 2 - 4 !* 3 . j 3 7 ■ 2 3 7 •
Comw Edis 5s 53 A I 13 113 1 13 \
Com w Ed l - SI F : " 7 '* 1 < 17 ' 1117 1 2
Comun'ty P.vL 5s 57 Jmi !»!»’, ion j
Conf G.VE 5s 5 s A S3 '> S3 j
Detroit C O .b 4: A h"i's inn'*, J.n;-', 1
Det Int P.5 ’5-: •• j
Ea GAcE I r>3 A 8?a-« 87v# 87
E l Pi:L 5s - ‘ 8» 83 <
El Pas El 5> '5n A 1 n;:'4 lo::1, In::1* «
Emp O vR 5 s '45 31 , 3 I 14 31 t 1
Garv E<vG 11 si xw 3.sJ 4 3*', 3s 4 I
Gatineau Pw 5c '53 ln:i'2 ln;;:,8 7 n:t1 . \
Gatineau P »:« '4 1 R luih iiip, lupi
Gen Pli U 3' c '53 A M S3'2 s::
Glen A!d*n Cl 4s v.5 7».'- 73P TnP
Grand Tr We 4c *5.i 1 n I > 4 ] 111 ' 8 ] o p. 8
Hall iW F 3s 17 St A 3s 3.8 38
Hellei ■ w E : 13 37*4 3734 3734 t
Hon Gulf G 3s 4:; a ]np, In) , lmv, [
Hygrade Fd «.s *13 a 7 3-1, 73n* 7 3’4
HI North t’' 1! 5s '57 1 077„ I n; "* 71.7 •«
111 Pw A L 3c 53 A J 13 1 , ] n-l ' , j.. 1 ' ,
111 Pw A. I 5’ s '5 4 B 33 ' , 331 33
Indian F.I C 3 s * 4; a_ 35 ’« 35’« ’H
Indian E C 5s '51 C M'S K1V, 84 v, <
Indiana Per 5 s 5n i;s', 3 s1, *.s‘4
Indiana S^r 5s »53 A »;s» . s . i.si ,
Tndnap P <v I. 5c 57 A ] 051 *, ] <151 7 051 ‘
Inters’ Pw 5s 5 7 5 4 14 54 ' 4 5J”,4
Interct Pw 3c 4 o' .- 4«.’ 4..’ .
low a -N LA P 5 s 5 7 A 1 on1 2 7 nn! \ 1 *tn > 2
Iowa P A I. 4' s '5s .a inn 733 ‘ 7.13
Iowa Pub P\ 5s 5 7 1 o:t] 7 |o::? . in:'
>rCP & L J'r '‘1 C 1 o 1 ' l nl ' * 1 n 1 *
Kan Pw Co 5s '4 7 A inn1, inn14 lot*1.
Kentucky U 5s ’33 ] ss' . ss - . ss’ ,
T ehiRh P P »' - ”o-;.; A 1 n5 ', 7 ■ .5 1, | <»5 »
Widlan V RR 5s •:*. sp, sp. sp
.Mini: - l ',, t f | : * TU, ' , V
Monir LH .A P 5s *51 A !»!% '.»!% !• T
Mun SS o' js 7 ww rod ! 5' ,
Nat p a* L •;*i:;o b sm sm1 .. sm .
Nevad Cal El 5s ’50 R; ^, vp %%
New E G.A E 5s ’l7 71% 7 1% 7 1%
N^w E G A: E 5s M8 7n 7n -n
Npw E Pw 5s IS ft5’ . n.V . ;t;p
New E Pw 5’% '54 Ms% !•>% «is%
N Y P A- O 1 %s '5o stplnO lofi 100
N Y S E i- G 4%*s Kn it;*1, on1, ;tf»''',
No Con U 5%s 'IS A 5 1% 5 1% .7I1,
No Ind GAF Os .v; Ins ins ins
No Ind PS 5s tin c ]n:i jm:i in::
No Tnd PS I' s 7 »• E us% 'ts1, ns1.,
Ohio Pub S 5.s ’51 T) 1 n;p l<t'%ln:'
Ok'a Nat Gas 5s 10 lot1', ioo-% !im%
Par G f: E Os ' I 1 R 110% 1 I0% 1 > «-%
Pac Invest 5s Ms a !>r% **R% ;>n%
Par P A' T, 5s '55 7*5 7 5% 7'*.
Penn C LAP I1 s 7 7 05 04 o»% .
Penn C PAL 5s '70 os% os f»v%
Penn El 4s ' 7 1 F 011 • f»4 ’ ■> 04%
Penn Wa A- P 5s Mo l us % ]ns% jns%
Peon G L A- C 4' ’81 B 02% 02%. 02%
Poop L A P 5s '70 15 14'. M%.
Pw Ser Corn Os ’10 00% 00% 00%
Pub S No Til ns '50 1113, IIP, 1 l 1%
Pue S P7*L 51 < 4 0 A S2% S2% S2% i
Safe H VV% 4 %s ’70 . 1 07 ’ 2 1 n7 % 11*7 ’ 2
Scrippc 5%s ’42 1 02% 1 02% 1 02%
Fhw WAP 4 1 • s 07 A 104% !(%% 1«>4%
Sou Cal Ed 2%s 00 7 <»1 102% lu.2%
Sou Cal E 4s ’OO 1«»7 *« lt»7% 107%
Souw P%L Os 2022 A 00 00 00
Srd GA:E r\ os ’25 mat 7 1% 7 1 7 ! %
St d Gas A E' Os ’5 1 71% 71% 7 1' 2
Std Ga* A: El Os ’00 r.o 00 00
Stand Pw A Lt Os '57 07 ' » #»7 14 07'4
St.arret Corp 5s '50 22% 22% 2234
Texas Elec 5s ’00 302% I02 3 <>2%
Tide Wa; P 5s '7 0 A 01 0 1 0 1
Unit LAR M Os ’52 \ 3 00% 100% 100%
Va Pub S 5%s MO a 00% 00% oo%
Va Pub Ser 5s ’50 B 02 02 02
Wash W <A P 5s 00 1 n.v% lo5% 105%
West Pa 5s 2020 I Oft 00% 100
We UG A* E 5%s '55 A 105 105 105
Yadkin Riv P 5s MI 100 100 J 00
FOREIGN.
Caiica Val 7s ’48 12 12 12 '
Danish Con 5s 52 3 00% l(in% ]oo% ,
Ger Con Mun Os 17 25% 25’ 2 25%
Ger Con Mun 7s '4 7 251, 25% 25%
Parana Braz 7s '58 27 Va 27% 2 7 ' a
Sante F A 4s ’45 *1 80 so So !
Terni-Soc 0%s '52 ^ 7 0% 7 0% 7o%
ww—With warrants, xw — Without war
rants. n—New. st fstp»—Stamped.
? Negotiability i®paired by maturity. |
tCompanies reported in receiveiship. r
1 s
MONTREAL SILVER.
o
MONTREAL- Auaust 3 4 -Silver fij- \
fores closed steady, 5 hisrhjr. pn -.al*-. \
Bppiembcr. 44.70b. December. 44.05b. 1 b
March, 44.fiob. b—Bid. £ a
%
h"
••
m
INSURANCE STOCKS
NEV YORK Aug 1 4 I New '
‘•■c : y Dealers Association
Rid A'ged.
etna Cas <'1a » 07 ]n|
fna Ins *1 *'.>>• 4 4 :,n 4
’ n . Life < Mia
mi Knur >i
:n Ins >; w k . > :i »
in Reins • >0g»
m Reserve • I a '
m Sure tv r?1 > ;>•; 54
momobile >ta' __
tali Ainer 1 :oa • * 1«
prolma • I :m» •; 4 ’
N Y .
*onn Gen Life • SO) *4
‘ontin Cas < ! \’oj ::
’id A- D-p - 4 a • l V. ’ ,
ireniar, s Nwk i :{(i* j •; • 4 j:; \
>ank Fire Mat :\\
»mi Reinsur • * ho' 2 4 ! i
Ren Falls • 1 .»►<»* -4 : 4 5
Robe A; Rep i.tsOa' •’«»
Robe A- Rut _ *;;: *;h
»reai Amer 'la* :•;',
la ne ver • 1 60' .:: • 4
lartford Fire *•*> j
tome Fire See *, -4 1,
lome Ins i 1 a • i
If d ' ! ' s ,
Knickerbocker i so) 15 •. is
incoin Fire 4 , 41'«
faryland Cas 5 5 »4
lass Rond - :t 1 z> _ 61 6 4
[atl Fire f.iu 6.;»4
11 L iber <. *? o k! 2
> Hampshire • i ••«»;» > 4*• 5<>’4
> Y Fire • snai ' i
lor River - I > •> 4
'hoenix '’.'a'
•r«v Wash - : '
tevere • P» Tn 1 I ‘50>
;o..MP Ins . *,"i*
? Pan! Fire ■ 6a '
nnnv field ■ 4 ! >a »
>un Life «T 1 c >
ravr levs « !«U
" S Fire
Westchester *! *?oa »
a -Also extra or extras
g Dclared or paid so far »h:s >rar.
CHICAGO STOCK MARKET
CHICAGO Aiigust 34 V Follow ns
5 The romnlete official list of transaciions
n siocks on the Chicago Stock Exchange
oda v.
tales. High Low Close
5d Abbott Lab 4d*4 4fi14 4d14
r.5n Advance Alum !*1« d d
50 All • d Pi d 3 5 ' • 1 5 •
FTai Armour A Co J M1 * 1 ! 7fi J ' «
I 50 Asbestos Mfg a
*.*50 Bendix A’ Dl fKuS 2!
:nu BerchofT Brew d'2 d '* !'%
• ’•on Bliss A- Laughlin 4;t 4 ’ 2 -ft
»5u Rorg-Warner 4d>, 4d 4'hn
■■ r> i ■ * i i " 2 i " 2 ' J
loo Castle A M -4 1 -4] -4!
J no Cen Cold SI or 10 10 10
2o Con 111 P Svc pf ♦>*» oo ♦;:»
•Vi Cen Til Si r 1 % 1% 1'*
550 Cen a.- S W Ut 2% 2% %
5o Chi A- N W 2>. .;% 2%
?.55o Chi Corn 4% »'• 4%.
250 Chi Corn pf 4 2% 42% 4 : ,
POO Cities Srr' .:% 2 ::
5o Com with Ed’* J-: :7* 1 22% 1
200 Comp Ind Gas 42 % 42% .p%
1 OO Con Biscuit 5 5 5
2< 5o Cord Coro 5% 47„ 5
l5(i Dod r Mfg __ "l1, 24 71 2 i %
*.’5o E! Household 07« 0% c1.
1 oo Fuller Mfe <1% -4’. 4%
150 Gen Household 4 2% 4
looGossard -H W» 1 1 % IP, ] Pi
Coo Hein-Wer Mot P *» s%
50 Hibb Soen A B 521 ‘4 52% a’!1<
4o Hordrrs 10 1 o 1 0
2.0 Jll Nor Ut Pf I Ol * a 2 o“ % 1 o T * '2
50 Ind Pneu Tool vtc 2* 2,s ::s
50 Iron Fireman 22% VC% *'2'?
2oo Jarvis iw B> 2*% 2S% 2S'k
50 .Tnslvn Mfe- A- Sup 55 55 55
2*>o Katz Drue 0% 0% !»%
2»to Kellogg Switch 10% 10% 1<»%
50 Ken-Rad T & I, 24% 24% 21%
100 La Salle Ext 2% 2% 2%
2 no Leath A' Co S% k% v' 4
50 Leath .V Co rf CP CP CP
1 50 Lib-McN Ai I. J 2 ' ’> 12% 1" 1
lOOLindsav Lt 1% 4 ' » 4%
loo Lion Oil Ref C*% nvJ% 2 S%
15o Marsh Field 21% 21'. 2*%
2oo Mickelberry s Fd 2% 2% 2%
-loo Mid West Corn P% P7« o%
1 oO Mid West Cor war 2'/ .2' . 2%
100 Midland Unit % % %
2nn Nat -Stand 22% 22 22%
50 Nobli tt.-Spa rk s 44% 41% 41'
4 5o Nor'west Bancorp J2% J° J"%
-.’oo Peabodv Coal B 1% 1 ' * 1%
2.oo Pines Winter 2% 2% '!%
!»o Quaker Oats 21 2% 21 21 • 21C%
5o Ravthron Mfe pf 2% 2% 2 %
I oo Reliance Mfg Cl Co% Cl
2 200 Rollins Hos 2% 2% 2%
50 Serrick Corp B 12% 12% 12%
50 Std Dredg 4% 4 % 4 * 4
50 Stein <Ai A* Co Co7, Co % Co3,
1 50 Sunstr M Tool C0% cn% C0%
100 Swift A* Co 24 % 24% 24%
250 Utah Radio 2% .2% 2%
200 Util A- Ind % 7„ %
innWis Bankshrs S s s
.’450 Zenith Rad 4n% 20% 40%
Total stock sales today, 2S.Ooo shares,
——■—-•
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.
BOSTON. August 14 f.Pt (United State*
apartment of Agriculture* —Trade in
jot wools was ouiet during the past week,
here was a little demand for fine West
rn-grown wools at firm prices
Graced Ohio and similar fleece wool*
combing length we.p quoted mostly
1-12 cents in the grease for flr.e delaine.
'-42 cents for staple <omhinc half
nod. 4 2.-44 rents for three-eignts blood i
ad 42-42 cents for quarter.
is *
SELECTED STOCKS
Oils, Steels and Specialties
Take Part in RalTy—Sell
ing Appears.
Slock A> cranes
■10 15 15 f.n
Indus. Rails. Util. Stk
Net change. 4 .3 - .1 •• .3
Today, close 99.9 40.3 43.4 70.fi
Prev, day... 99 5 40,0 43.3 70 3
Month ago. 94 7 39.7 42 1 fi7 fi
Year ago... 69 1 38.2 51.6 67 0
1937 high—.101 6 49 5 54 0 75.3
1937 low_ 87 9 36 1 39.1 62 6
1936 high... 99.3 43.5 53.7 72 8
1936 low_ 73 4 30 2 43 4 55 7
1932 low_ 17.5 8.7 23.9 16 9
1929 high...146 9 153 9 184 3 157.7
192"' low_ 51.6 95 3 618 61.3
(Con.ruled by the Associated Tress )
BY VICTOR Ml BANK
Associated Press* Financial Writer
NEW YORK. August 14 —Seleetei
oils, steels and specialties did mos; o
the advancing work in today's brie
stock market.
There was a burst of strength at th
opening, representing large ove>n:gh
buying orders. The ticker tap
hummed along briskly for a while a
numerous 1.000-share blocks change,
hands.
The market .^gait reverted to a jn
later a.s offerings began to appear ::
many of the leaders Early gain1*: (
fractions •», a point or more w're rr
duced or canceled ;n many Instance
a.s the* session drew to a clej.se. aithougi
the favorites finished near their tops
Profit selling, brokers said, was •
have been expected in tit* of Fridav'
sharp run-up.
'1 here was Tie, particular alteratioi
of the news picture: Sentiment ws.
believed to have stiffened notably a
prospects of quirk Congress adiourr.
ment. with the shelving of a numbe
eif controversial bills, bnghieneri. T1
business oiulejok. e,n the whole, w
also seen as a further stimulant
Transfers were around 450 0m
shares.
Eastman Kodak was the mou pep
filar of the spec,allies, jumping son ■
” i * nt at th( b< apparently in r<
flection of favorable earnings m.r
talk of a split-up as the stock js witr
in reaching distance of the 200-mar*:
The issue was up 3 yesterday arr
abou' 17 on me week
Forecasts of a drop in s’eel m
opera1 ions next week failed to c!,*
turb tite steels unduly. Automobih
demand in the near future was .-err
as a buoying influence for the stee
m.-.kcOils responded again to ex
pand.ng consumption of gasoline anc
other petroleum products. Possibilit.t
Texas will cut the allowable output o
crude next month aided this group.
NEW YORK PRODUCE.
NEW YORK A'.)?..-: 14 m* Flgp, | *.
f) ■ M.x^d (r .n- whites, browr •
ana d r>; p::-, wnchansred.
®1 r i, b l f *.’» e:: i e ’ A. * s r a d *> % >, r .
• -
Cheese "i* Ifirm. Friers nr
changed.
fl ... 4
fre-h and !-<ven pr„r, unchanged’
1 ••'** pou. ' v by freich: «nd b> e:<Pfr*-,
nominal. No quotation*
Money for Construction Loam
and
Loa ns on Existing Properties
5%
FIRST DFFD OF TRLST OVIl
GEORGE I. BORGER
643 Indiana Ave. N.W.
| Natl 0350
I
% INTEREST
CONSTRUCTION LOANS
AND
STRAIGHT 3-yr. LOANS
Prompt Action on A pphcationa
Real Estate Mortgage
& Guaranty Corporation
IK10 K St. y\V. NAtl. 1103 I
FIRST TRUST LOANS
LONG TERM
5%
V; -:n pc; ,.,p, .1 prr i| ry^j
include; terest ond pa} -
m-'-nf on O' on! Pays loon ■
in ro ■ nn-- No renewal.
ALSO
_nr '.fro•eh?’ ! <vc°d
cen'Taction loons
BOSS & PHELPS MORTGAGE CO.
loan Correcpnnrienf.
«lnhn Hancock Mutual Life Tnv Cn
MIT K St. N.W. NA. 0300
First
Mortgage
Money
For
CONSTRICTION
LOANS |
and
LOANS ON
IMPROVED
PROPERTY
in the
District of Columbia
Nearby Maryland
and Virginia
Prompt Action \
B. F. SAUL CO.
025 15th Street Natl. 2100

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