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AIB Women to Hold
Annual Fall Dinner
Next Tuesday
By Harold B. Rogers
The annual fall dinner of the
Women's Committee of the Was
lngton Chapter. American Institute
of Banking will be held next Tues
day night at the Mayflower Hotel
ballroom, it was learned today.
Principal speaker will be Martha
Rountree, radio producer of the
program “Meet the Press."
Chairman of the committee In
charge of arrangements is Miss
Florinda Sariego, of National Sav
ings & Trust Co., who promises an
attractive program.
D. C. Bankers ta Meet.
October 21 has been net as the
date for the regular fall meeting
of the District of Columbia Bankers’
Association at 8 p.m. at the May
flower Hotel. Program details have
not yet been arranged.
George Washington University
today announced publication of the
textbook “Financial Statements,” by
Dr. Ralph Dale Kennedy, professor
of accounting and business adminis
tration at the university. The vol
ume deals with an analysis of finan
cial statements, and will be used at
G. W. U. and numerous other col
leges and universities during the
coming school term.
Breunlnger to Speak.
Lewis E. Breunlnger, former presi
dent of the Washington Real Estate
Board, will address the Washington
Chapter. Society of Residential Ap
praisers. at a dinner meeting at 6:30
o'clock tonight at the Burlington
Hotel. F. Latimer Barkley, vice
president of the chapter, will preside.
Two picked teams of appraisers
will submit appraisals on a Warren
street residential property, it was
announced by Lee Baxter, secretary
of the chapter. .
Earl Krewson. manager of the
Washington branch office of the
New York Life Insurance Co.,
announced that Sidney Simon and
Meyer Taske of his office now are
attending a meeting of the "Top
Council." at Murray Bay. Canada.
The council is composed of leading
salesmen of the New York Life.
Security Prices Mixed.
Prices fluctuated widely in trading
on the Washington Stock Exchange
today with gains as high as 13 and
declines as much as 10 4.
Washington Loan & Trust shares'
sold at 365, compared to 352 in the:
last sale. Garfinckel common1
dropped from 624 last sale to 52
today, but the same firms 54 per
cent preferred went at 274. ’a point1
up. Lanston Monotype dropped
from 184 prior sale to 16 today.
Other securities held steady.
.John R. McMullan. assistant vice
president of Riggs National Bank
has returned from a three weeks'
vacation, in Canada. He and three
friends made a record catch of 82
fish, averaging 12 pounds each, in
less than two hours in the Bay of
Fundv. Nova Scotia. With him were
Manning G&sch. Vienna. Va.: Wil
liam B. Ragsdale of this city and
Sims Read, Pelham, N. Y.
| Business Briefs |
Steel Production, including ingot*
and castings, set a new postwar
record Of 6.895,465 net tons in Au
gust and compared with a previous
peak of 6.609.668 in July and 5.735.
317 a year ago—American Iron A
Steel Institute.
The Sommer Decline in Stocks
has chopped off more than *17.000,-1
noo.000 from the total value of
stocks listed on the New York Stock
Exchange—Associated Press
Colombia Gas A Electric Corp. re- j
reived a high bid of 99.052 for *20,- i
000.000 of 1%% debentures from a
group headed by Morgan Stanley
A Co.
Firestone Tire A Robber Co. de
clared a dividend of (1 a common
share, payable October 21. The firm
paid 75 cents in July and 50 cents a
quarter previously.
Reliable Stores Corp. declared an
extra of 50 cents and regular quar
terly dividend of 40 cents a common
share, both payable October 1.
Addressogrxph-MuDigraph Corp.
declared a dividend of 35 cents a
common share, payable October 10.
Previous payments were 25 cents.
Wes tern Electric Co. declared its
first dividend of the year, a pay
ment of 50 cenu. payable Septem
ber 30. No action was taken in
March and June.
I.ane Bryant. Inc., stockholders
approved a proposed 2-for-l split in
common stock.
gears. Roebuck A Co. sales in
August totaled *140.946,297. a new
record for the month and 93 7%
above s year ago: in seven months
ended August 31. *869.115.149. an
other record and 60 9% above a
year ago.
S. g. Kresge Co. sales in August
totaled *20,782.641, a gam of 24.3%
from a year ago: in eight month*,
*145 743.695. a rise of 9.2%.
Colonial Stores. Inc., sales in five
"weeks ended August 31 totaled *12,
622,205, a jump of 40.7% from a year
ago; In 35 weeks ended the same
date. *79,589.539. an increase of
29.5%.
«>rann union uo. sales lor nve
weeks ended August 31 totaled *»,
538,270. a gain of 69.8% from a year
ago; for 26 weeks ended the same
date, *38.092.781. & rise of 51.1%.
Walgreen Co. sales in August
totaled *12.482 878. a gain of 26.5%
from a year ago: in eight months,
*92.008568, an increase of 21.2%.
Western Ante Supply Co. (Mis
souri) sales for August amounted
to *9.701,000. a jump of 87% from
a year ago: for eight months. *65,
858.000, a rise of 1005%.
A. 8. Beck Shoe Corp. sales in
August totaled *3,185,325, a gain of
39.7% from a year ago; in eight
months, *23,826.635, an increase of
34 4%.
Engineer* Public Service Co. and
subsidiaries earned *7.498584 or
*2.82 a share in 12 months ended
July 31 vs. *7,459.038 or *2.80 in the
previous year
Mead. Johnson A Co. profit for
six months ended June 30 was $1,
446534 or 86 cents vs *887.823 or 50
cents in the same 1945 period
National Department Store* Corp.
earned *2.058,000 or *2 63 in six
months ended July 31 vs *848,173 or
81 07 a vear ago.
PCA-CapHal Airlines net lass for
six months ended June 30 was *747,
7%3, after a Federal tax carryback
credit of *500,000 vs. profit of $411,
549 or 87 cents in the same IMS
period.
Stokeley-Van Camp earned *5
204,913 or $552 a share in 13
months ended May 31 vs. $3,145,06C
or $348 in the previous year.
Archer-Daniels-Midland Co. profit
for 12 months ended June 30 wai
*6.604.140 or $4.03 vs. $3538,761 or
$649 on fewer shares in the preced
ing fiscal period
Middlewest Corp. earned *1.144.
$29 or 34 cents in six months ended
June 30 vs. *1,527,761 or 46 cents a
year ago.
V .
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
(TgillW by AueeUted hw.)
(NOTE—Revised Sale* art laeliM.)
till! -
^ Stock and Add Net
Dividend Rate. 00. High. Low. Close, ehpa.
ABBOTT LAB2a 12 00 d»*4 00 -2
A C F-Brill Mot 13 11*4 107k 1074
Acme SO l.BBe. 7 40 40 40 -1*4
Adams BSP 20e 30 1974 14*4 14*4 - *4
Addressocraph 1 4 2474 Id 2d
Admiral CP He 11 IOTA 1074 1074- 74
Air Reduetlonla *• 4174 3*74 40*4
Alaska Jnneau 30 974 9*4 974- 74
Aldenelne 1.20. 10 31 20 30 - 74
tAldnsIncp(4*4 20 100*4 99 9* -1*4
Alleghany Corn 130 474 * 4*4
Alleghany Co pf 44 3*34 37*4 37*4- >4
Allegheny pr pf 14 40 90*4 90*4-274
AUeg LudlumS 2 90 4274 40*4 40*4 - *4
♦Alleg 4 West 8 10 100 100 100 -7
Allen Indust *.4g 6 20*4 19*4 2974 - *4
Allied Chem 0.. Id 163 150 160 -9
Allied Kid la 14 22*4 21 21 -1*4
Allied Mills le 7 3074 30 30*4 + *4
Allied Stores 2 109 3S74 37*4 30 -1
Allis Chaim 1.80 90 30*4 37 37 - 7*
Alpha PtCeml 7 2074 2974 2974 + 74
Amalg Leather. Id 774 7 7*4- >4
Amerada Pet 2 4 6* 60 6074 - 74
Am AgCh Del 2a *10 49 41*4 41*4-3
Am Alrlinee 202 1274 12 1274 + 74
AmBankN 1.16a 15 20 26 27 -2
Am Beach He 6 16 15 19*4 + 74
Am Brake Sh 1 a 12 47 42*4 43 -9*4
AmBrkShoertwi 50 2*4 17* 174
tAm Br S pP6*i 12 138*4 138*4 136*4 +1*4
Am Cable&Rad. 03 0*4 774 774 - *4
Am Can 3 8 0074 08 0774-2
Am CardrFdy 2e 202 5774 54 94 -2*4
Am Car&Fpf 7 2 119*4 115 115*4 - >4
Am ChACbl 1.40 21 24*4 23*4 23*4 - 74
tAm Ch&C pf 6 130 109*4 105 109 - *4
♦Am Chicle 4s . 1 132 129*4 129*4 -5*4
Am Colortype 1 * 21 20*4 20*4 - 74
AmCrysSug 30e 3 2274 22 22 - *4
Am Distillers 2a 14 30 47*4 *0 - *4
Am Bncsnstle 7 0*4 374 5*4— *4
Am Bxpt L 30e 40 20*4 10*4 10*4 - *4
Am As Prn Pwr 110 6*4 * 8 — *4
Am&FP 7pfB*4k 12 100*4 100 100 -3
Am * F P 2d pf *5 2374 20*4 20*4 -2*4
Am Hawaii S3 4 41 37*4 37*4-3*4
Am HldedeLeath 16 674 6*4 6*4 - 74
AmHomePS.+Oa 9 95 92*4 92*4-3*4
Amice . 48 1074 9*4 9*4-1
Am Interntl .20e 23 1074 974 974 — 74
Am Locoml.40a 98 2874 2774 2774+ *4
Am Mch&Pd .80 3 2 2474 24*4 247* - 74
Am Metal 1 20 27*4 2674 28*4 -1
AmMolasses 80a 2 12*4 12*4 12*4 — *4
Am NewsCo *«e 3 3974 3974 3974 + 74
Am Power * Lt 177 13 12*4 1274 - 74
AmP*L8pf4'4k 20 112 110 110 -74
AmP&L 5pf3Hk 22 102 97*4 97*4 -274
Am RaddsSn .40 203 147* 14 14 - 74
Am Roll Mill He240 3474 32*4 3274 - >4
tAm RM Pf 4*4 530 106 105*4 109*4
i Am Safety R 1 18 17*4 1874 1674 -1
I Am Seatlna 13 24 22*4 22*4 - 74
♦AmShlpBldg 2el70 39 38 36*4 -3*4
Am 8meltdcR 2a 50 4874 4474 4674 + 74
♦Am 8*R Pf 7. 150 186 182 102 -3
Am Snuff 2 9 40 37 38 +1
Am Rtl Pound 2 39 3374 3 2 32>4 + 7k
Am Stores l.lOe 9 30 28 2874 —174
Am Stove 1.30 1 28 26 26 - *4
Am Sugar Ref2e * 43*4 42*4 42*4 — H
Am Tel * Tel 9. 61 176*4 174 174*4 -2
Am Tobae B 3a. 18 8374 78 78 -5
Am Viscose 2 _ 39 53*4 51*4 51*4 -1
Am Water Wks 181 1674 1574 1574-1
Am Woolen 56 45*4 4274 43 - *4
Am Wo<ol pffiVik 5 13974 135 135 -1*4
Am Zinc L 6* S. 40 8*4 7*4 77*
An spends 3*4 152 3674 35*4 35*4-1*4
♦An aeon W6SC 1120 44 41 42*4-1*4
AnchHGls.80* 20 41 39 40*4 +2*4
AnderClayl.eoa 5 32% sr 32 - %
Andr-Prch OVie 14 18 17 17%
A P W Products « 5% 9% 9% - %
Armour* Co.. 198 10% 10% 10% - %
t Armour pf . 10 138** 136% 138** -1%
ArmstroncCk la 11 44% 42% 42%-2%
Arnold ConstVia 3 21 21 21 -1
Artloom Cp .40 18 17% 17 17i%- %
Assd DryGds la 46 23 21 21%-%
A T P Inc Vie *5 17 16% 16% - %
Asso Inventors 2x 1 SI 51 91 — %
Atch T * 8 P 6 60 53% 86 86% -5%
Atl Coast Line 4 10 53% 51% 52 - %
Atl Reflnlnr 1% 32 3* 36% 36 +1
tAtlRef pfB.V 60 170 106% 106 106%
Atlas Corp l’i 54 23% 23 23 *-%
tAtlas Pow l34e 130 62 01% 61%-%
Austin Nichols 7 14% 13% 13% - %
Austin N pf 1.20 4 18% 18% 16V. + %
Auto Canteen 1 13 23 21% 21%-%
Autocar Co 7 23 22% 22% — %
Aviation Cp .lOe 148 7% 7% 71* - %
Aviation nf 2%. 11 48% 48% 48% - %
BALD LOCO He 55 23% 21% 21% -1%
Balt * Ohio .. 171 16% 19 15% + %
Balto * Ohio pf 46 23% 21% 22 - %
Bantor*Arostk 12 17% 14% 15%-2
Barber Asphlt 1 18 98 56% 56% -1%
Barker Bros la. 6 28 26% 27 —2
Barnsdall Oil 1. 36 22% 21% 22 -1%
BathlrWks 3 He 22 24% 22% 23%-1%
BeatPoods 1.40a* 6 48 47% 48
tBeaV Pda ev pf x 1113 113 113 +%
BeechAlrerft la 67 15% 14 14% +1
Bell Aircraft le 38 20% 16% 18%+%
Bell * Howell H 6 22% 22% 22% - %
Bendlz Av lVie. 37 35% 34 34% - %
Beneficial 1.20a 13 27 25% 25»* - %
Best * Co 160 8 36% 34% 34% -1%
BeatPoods 1.20. 6 25 24% 241* -%
Beth steel • - . 38 84 88V. 88% -8
Blselow-Sanf 2 5 55 55 55 -4%
Black*Deck 2s 5 38% 35 35 -m
Blaw-Knox .60a 27 20 18% 18% -1%
Bliss * Laush 4 14% 14 14 - %
Bliss IV 14 21% 20 20 - %
Boeinz Alrp 1 e 27 24% 23% 23% - % !
BohnAlABr 2 He 17 45% 43% 43% - %
> Bon Ami A 4 . 140 103 101 101 -4
Bond Stores 2 21 36 35 351/4 + %
Borden 1 Vie 25 44% 43% 43%-1
Borc-Wam 1 60 42 43 40% 40%-1
Bors-Wr pf 3% 1 105% 105% 109% - %
Boston* Me .. 10 5 4% 5 + %
Braniff Air .60 32 18% 17 18 -1%!
Bridsept Bra .60 34 15 13% 13%
Briiaa Mannff 2 41 34% 33 33 - %
Brices * Btrat 1 4 28% 25% 24% +2%
Bristol My 2.40 7 47% 46% 46% -1%
BklmUGss 1.60 13 28% 27 27 -1%
BrownBboe 1.20 1 35 35 35
Brunswk-Bs.lt 1 7 25% 29 29
Bucyrus-Br .45e *41 15% 14% 14% - %
BuddCo _ 175 13% 12% 12% - %
tBudd Co Pf 6 . 60 66% 86% 88% -1%
Buff Pore 1.80 - 4 271* 27% 27%
Bullard Co_ 15 27 28% 28% -2%
Burl Mills 1 66 18% 18% 18% - %
Burl Mis evpf 31 i 2 102 102 102 +1%
Burr Add M .60 56 15% 14% 14%-%
Bush Term 35e 44 8% O 8 - %
tBushTerB pf4k 20 85 83% 85
Butler Bros SOe 18 25 23 23 -1%
♦ButIarBropf4Vi 60 100 107% 107% -1%
Butte Cp*Z Vie 7 5% 5** 5% - %
Byers AM CoVis 16 18% 18% 18% - %
♦Byers A U at 7 120 108 105 105 +3
Byron Jack la.. 8 24% 24 24 -1%
CAL PACK 1%. 6 33 32 32 - %
Callaoan Zine 48 3% 3% 3% + %
Cal * Heels .1 be 36 7% 6% 6% - %
Campbell WyV.e 4 25% 24 24
Can DryGA .1 be 17 14 13 13%+ %,
CanadPacl'.e 144 14% 14 14% - %
Cannon Mills 2 8 58% 56 56 -6%
Cap Adm A 40a 4 14% 12% 12% -1%
CarpenterStl 7e 2 41 38% 38% -3%
Carrier Corp 28 18 17% 17%-1
Carriers*G 20a 4 6V4 6% 6% — %
Casa J I Co 2e x22 37 34% 38% -1%
Caterpfllr Tr 3 6 56 56 56 +1
CelaneseCp 1 v,e 53 57 55 55** - %
Ceiotez Corp Via 43 24 23 23% + %
♦Celotez Co pf 1 5 20% 20 20 -1%
CentAgulrre 1 % 17 20% 20% 20 4
Cent Foundry 23 12% 11% 12 - %
CnHudG&E ,38e 11 8% 8 8 - %
Cent R R N J • 16 8% 81* 6% + %
Cerro dePaslVie 20 36% 34% 34%-2
Certain-teed.16el3l 17% 16% 16% - %
Chain Belt 1. . 5 28% 25% 25** -2%
Champ P*P la. 8 44 42% 44 + %
Checker Cab . 7 16% 15% 16% + %
Ches * Ohio 3 . 84 51% 50 50% - %
CbicacoCorp'/.t 94 8% 8% 8% - %
Chi* Bast 111 19 SH 7% 8 - %
Chi* BUI Ale 29 13% 12% 13
Obi Great West 15 10% 10% 10%
Chi Qrt West pf 126 14% 14% 14% + %
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ChlMSPAPee 180 13*4 13% 14 - %
CblMSPAPnfoe 73 93% IV/, 37% -1%
Chi* Nor West 47 13% It 13 - %
Chi * NW Of . 44 47 37% 37%-4%
Chi Pnea Tool-. M 21% 13% 1* -jia
chiekashs 1_ 3 17% 17 17 —1%
Child* Co • 4 • •% •% - %
Chrysler Coro 3 104 94% 89% 83% -4%
Cin G * E w die S3 26 26 24
CinMUMehl.Ofie 8 29% 23% 23%-1%
C IT Finance 2 27 40% 39% 40% - %
City Ice&F 1.00 8 28 27% 23
City Invest 10 12 11% 12 4 %
tCity Inv pi S'/j 30 102 101 101 —9
City Stores 1 16 22% 21% 21% - %
Clark Eomomt 3 4 44 44% 44
climax Mol 1.20 13 29% 24% 24% - %
Clinton Induat 1 3 26 27 28 +2
Chiett-Pobody 2 9 43% 42 42 -1
Coen Coin 8a . X 2 194 139 193 -4%
Oolxate-P-P 2*. 4 44% 49% 49% -1%
tCol*-P-P pisti 30104 103 109 - %
Collins Jb Aik J a 1 43 42 42 -1
ColPuel*lr .30* 16 13 11% 11% — %
Col Puel*Ir of 1 4 17% 17 17 - %
tColo*8o 1st nl 60 16% 19% 19% + %
tCol*8o 2nd pf 50 15 14% 14% - %
col Beast A1 .30* 4 32% 31 32 - %
Col Bca*tB1.30* 1 31% 91% 31% -1%
Col Gaa*El 20e 132 9% 9 9 - %
Colum GAB 018 4 103% 108% 108% +1
: Colum Plot lb 14 29% 25 29
ColumCarb 1.00 11 34% 39% 34%-%
. Col&SO E ) 80e x*7 41% 33% 33%-1%
1 Cornel Credit 2 13 41 33% 39% - %
i tComl Cr 013.60 30 108 107 107 -2
ComclSolvn.00* 34 21% 20 20% - %
Comwl Edit 1.40 35 31 30% 30%-%
Comwl * South 200 3% 3% 3%
ComftS pf S’ <k 1114>*111 112%-41*
Conde Naat new 3 17 13% 15% -2%
Oonxoleum-N la 6 20% >7 27 -1
ConsCoppor.lOo 21 4% 6 6 - %
Cons Edlsn 1 00 99 27% 26% 26%-%
Cons Edlsn pf A 6 109% 109% 103%
Cons Grocers 1. 13 10 17% 10 + %
Cons Laundry 1 6 16 19% 13% -1%
ConsNatOasia 10 40 44 46 -2
Cons B Stral '/a* x S 23 21% 22%+ %
Cons Vultee 2 14 22% 21% 21%
Contain*! Cp 2a 0 37% 33% 39% + %
Cont Bakin* Vi# IS 19% 19% 19% - %
Cont Can 1 . 19 37% 36 36% -1%
Cont Dlam Plb . . 2 3% 9% 3% - %
Cont Mot .Me - 30 12 11% 11% - %
Cent Oil D 1.60 4 37% 30% 36% - %
Coot Sue! .00* 4 16% 10% 10%+%
Cooper-Bess 7 13 17% 18%
CopprwldBtl 08 2 14% 13% 13%-%
corn Prod 3.00. 4 82% 82 82 - %
Cornell!) El 80 6 13% 14% 14% - %
Cornlne Oil V»e 11 23% 23% 28% -1
Cotv Iae 20e 4 31* 3 3% + %
Cotylntl.SOe . 17 9% 4% 9 - %
Crane Co Is 34 39% 34 34 -1
Crown Cork Ale 4 37% 33% Wt-«
Crown Zell 1 38 7 28% 27% 27% - %
Crucible SU 3c ■ 37% 39% 37%
Cubsn-AmSl tie 32 20% 13% 13%+ %
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Dividend Rata. 00. Blth Lew. Cleat. ehM.
Cudahy Pk 1.20 19 IS* 37 37 -I
Cudahy P of 4* 1 *8 M 88 -9*
Cunao Prtaa .80 3 18 17* 18 + *
Cunning Drg la * 48 48 48 -8*
Curtl. Publish 98 It* 11* 11*- *
Curtlaa-Wright 140 8* • «
Curtlaa-Wr Ale 21 IS* 18* 18*-*
Cutler-Ham.SOe 18 28* 27* 27* -1*
DAVKOA8TR1 11 19* IS* 19 - *
Davlaen Cham l 17 18* 17* 17*-1*
DaTtonPftL 46e 48 30* 30* 30* - *
Decea Red* 2.40 7 48 48 48 —2*
Deere ft Co *e 28 40* 39 39 - *
Del ft Hudson 4 10- 34* S3* 33*- *
Del Lack ft Wn 98 7* 7* 7* - *
Det (dlscn 1.20 13 23* 23* 33*-*
DevtaftR A1.20 10 25* 24* 24*- *
Diem Match lVi 4 37* 36* 37 -1
Diara T Mot la. 10 21 19* 19*- *
Dist, Cn-8g 60. 113 20* 19* 19*-*
Dixie Cu9 Vie 3 34* 32 42 -3
♦Dixie Cup A2Vi 130 52* 50* 51 -1*
Doehier-Jarva 1 x35 25* 29* 24* - *
Dome Min bl.2G 26 17* 17 17 - *
Douglas Aire Be 15 84 00 01 -1*
Dow Chemical 3 3 161 136 156 - It
Dreiser Tndu»t 26 16* 17* 17*- *
Dunhlll Interna) 7 1# 17 17 - *
DuplanCorp.flOb 6 34 31 31 -4
Du Pont 4** , 15 176* 172* 172* -4*
DWG Cigar ,46e 15 15 14 14* - *
EAGLE-PIC.70e 22 20* 19* 19* - *
Eastern Air L * 94 26* 25* 25* 4- *
East 8ta 8tl Vie 3 39 38 38 -yS
EaitmanKdk 6a 10 215 208* 208* -7*
Eaton Manufa 3 14 47* 45 45 —3
EdiaB Stra lVi. 8 28* 28 28*-1*
Ekco Prod ,90e 13 42* 40* 40* -2*
Elastic Stop Nut 7 8 7* 7* - *
Et Auto-Lite 3.. 30 34* 50* 50*-2
El Boat la _ 7 17* 16* 16*-1*
Elec Boat pi_ 10 39* 37 37 -2
El ft M ind .08e 12 4* 4* 4* + *
: El Power ft Lt 164 15* 14* 15*- *
El PftL 6pf 4Vak 3 134 130 134 -4*
El PftL 7pf S'«k 1 148 146* 146 4-3
Elec Storaie B 2 43 43* 41* 42 - *
El Paso NO 2.40 5 46* 47 47 -1*
| Emerson El M _ 35 14* 13* 13* - *
1 Enters RAP 60a 4 24* 23 23 -1
1 Engineer Pub 8 58 25* 24 22* — *
jtEngP8nf BVi. 90 108 107* 108 4-*
1 Eqult Office B *. 30 3* 3 3 — *
|ErieRR 1 ... 67 12 11* 11*-*
; Erie R R Pf A B 5 60 56 85 -7
' Eureks Wms *.e 9 12 11* 11*— *
(EranaProduct V* 4 19* 17* is* - *
iErershrp 1.20a. 9 33 30* 30*-1
Ex-Cell 0 2 60 4 42* 62* 42*- *
FAIRBANKS la 7 53* 92 52 -2*
Fajardo Sux Vie 10 22* 21* 22
I Farnswoith 33 9* 9* 9*- *
! PedLtftTrsc V*e 3 20* 20 20* 4. *
tFed LtftTr pf 6 40 105* 105 105 -1*
! Fed Mogul 1 Vie 7 30 29 29 - *
1 FedMoTruck .40* 14 12* 11* 11*- *
FederDStrs .. 26 27 24* 25*- *
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PhllARdCAIle. SO 13 114 124 - 4
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Phillips-Jones . 1 254 254 254 -4
Phillips Petrol 2 31 554 534 544-24
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Repub 8teel 1 175 284 264 284 - 4
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Shamrock .40 _ 57 204 19 154 + 4
Sharon Stl »6e 13 264 294 254-14
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Simmona Co He 5 374 354 354 -24
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l
Stocks at New Low,
Decline $1 to $12 in ,
Heavy Late Selling
By Victor Eubank
Associated Frets Financial Writer
NEW YORK, Sept. 10—The stock |
market today dived to a new low i
(or the past IS months as a late ]
heavy selling wave hit all depart- |
mentg and toppled leaders 1 to 12 i
points.
The ticker tape was late three
times during the session, once in
the first hour when an attempt at
recovery was made, again around
noon'as a burst of offerings flooded
the exchange floor, and In the Qnal
half hour when accounts were
dumped over a broad area.
Intermittent comebacks reduced
extreme losses and put a few is
sues In the plus column. Numerous
pivotals, though, resumed the slump
at the tall end of the proceedings
and closed at bottom levels for the
day.
Transfers of well above 3.000,000
shares were among the largest since
1940.
Dividends Announced
NEW YORK. Sept. 10 oP —Dividends
declared.
Pe- 8tock ef Pey
Rate. riod. Record, able.
Aeeamalated.
Domin n Coal Ltd pf 75c 0-27 10-31
East Maas 8 R of B S4.60 ]0-10 11-1
Sorg Paper pf A — 91.50 9-14 10-1
8or* Paler pf B SI 00 ... 9-14 10-1
Extra.
Mapej Cons Mfg . 40e 9-23 lo-l
Nicholson Hie___ 20c 9-20 10-1
Reliable Strs . 50c 9-25 10-1
Society Br'd Clothe* lOe _ 9-28 10-10
Increased.
Am Brake Shoe... 50c 9-13 9-30
Plreatone T ft R SI 00 ._ 10-5 10-21
la! Mai.
Ekco Prod new ... _85e 10-15 11-1
Stop ft Shop Inc .15 9-23 10-1
Redaeed.
Hercules Motor* ..10c 9-20 10-1
ILeMiBbedl.
Reynolds Metals .. 25e 8-20 10-1
, Reaalar.
Am Molasses ..16c Q 9-10 10-1
Ashland Oil ft Ref.. 10c 9-10 9-27
Borg Warner . __40e 9-1* 10-1
Elec Star Bat_50c O 9-10 9-30
Nat Dept Strs. ,25c . 10-1 10-15
Neht Corp _ 20c 9-19 10-1
Nicholson Pile_30e Q 9-20 10-1
So Am Gold ft P —.me 9-19 19-3
Wleboldt Strs _30c Q 9-20 10-1
Yellow Ctb _40c 10-5 10-15
Briggs Mfg _BOc .. 9-20 9-30
Elec Auto Ute__75c 9-19 10-1
Owe Sound Co_30c Q 9-20 9-30
Int Paper Co _BOc Q 9-20 9-30
Marlin Rockwell_BOc 9-18 lo-l
Mapea Cona Mfg_00c Q 9-15 10-1
New Idea Inc_2Be 9-20 10-15
Providence Gas_15e 9-14 10-1
Reliable Strs_40e Q 9-25' 10-1
United Prult.. _50e 9-19 10-lBi
United Pr ft Pub...30c O 9-20 10-1
U S Poll A ft B .. 20e 9-20 10-1 !
Chicago Livestock
CHICAGO. Sent 10 up. <USDA>—Sal
able hogs, 1,000; total. 1.800 steady, all
good and choice hogs Including sows and
stags at 16 25 celling
Salable cattle. 2.000; total. 7.000; sal
able calves. 500 total. 500; all classes'
and grades slaughter cattle fully steady
trade active: about dozen loads food and
choice steers, yearlings, snd yearling
heifers, 70 75: the top: most steers. 18.00
20.75; heifers. 17.00-20.00; cutter cows.
10 00 down: light canners to 7 60; most
beef eows to 11 00-16 00, with tood West
ern cows to 15.50 and heifery kinds to
17.25; largely 13 00-13.60. bull trade;
vealera active at 17.50 down: broad, firm
market on stock eattle. mostly 15 00-t
17.60. with choice Western yearlings up to
19 00.
Salable aheep. 2.500: total. 3.000;
slaughter spring lambs alow, not fully
established; early sales around 1.00 lower:
load good and choice natives, 19 00; some
held higher: double mostly good grade
Montanas. 1800: ahorn slaughter ewes
fully steady: sood and choice. 9 00: load
11 S-oound mixed Westerns mostly medium
and good. 8 50
Commodity Prices
HEW TORS, Sept. 10.—The Associated
Press weighted wholesale price index of
35 eommodltiao today declined to 139.96
Previous day. 140 49: week ago. 142 71;
month ago. 145 28; year ago. 108.19. baaed
on 1826 aa 100.
_ Stock and Add Not
Dividend Rat*. 00 High. Law. Close, eh go
UNDERWOODS 9 53 99 93 - >4
UnAibdrRub .70 IS 14V* 14 14-84
Un BagRPa* la ff *784 *58* H - «4
Un Carbide 3 10 54 at ** -1
Cn21Mopf4V. 1117 111 111 -2>4
Union Oil Cal 1- 57 228* 2184 *184- 8*
Un PaciOc 6 .10 1*5 12084 12«>4-184
Un Tank Car 2 3 3484 348* 3484 - *4
Utd Air Ln« 84a. 4» 35 3*8* 33*4
Utd Aircraft 1 .. 34 *4 1M4 2284 - 84
Utd Alrcft pf 6 1 104 IOC IOC -184
Unit Biscuit la. 2 4084 )<■ 35 -2
Utd Carbon 3 . 2 47 CC>4 *9*4 + 84
UtdCigWbBtr C2 # 08* 08* - >4
Ut Cig-Wh Pf38j 1 00>4 90*4 808* -48*1
Unit Corp 370 384 3>4 38*
UnltCorp Pf98*k 22 478* 468* 4784- >4
United Dyowood 4 108* *84 108*4- >4
tUtd Dy* pf38*k 10 05 55 95 4-2
Utd Elec Coal 1. 3 148* 14 14 4- 8*
United Fruits.. 57 4C8* 458* 458* -18*
UnitGaalm.efie 2C 2084 20 20 -8*
UtMch&Mtt .80121 108* 15>4 158* - >4
tUtd MAM VtS. 90107 107 107 + 14
Utd Paperboard 4 low. low* low, - 14
Unit Res Draw 103 118* 118* 118* - >4
US * For Recur «« 10*4 178* 1784- 8*
U S Freight 8,e S 10*4 1584 1C -184
US Gypsum 2 C 11084 10784 110 +184
US Hoff Mch 84# * 3184 29 29 -1'/.
US Indus Ch la. 12 41 40 40 - 14
US Leather . 5 78* 7*4 784- 8*
US Leather A 2 5 27 2C 70 - *4
U S Lines 1 . . 57 198* 108* 108*- 8*
US Line! pf 5 108* 108* 108*+ >4
US Pipe&Fyl 60 10 40 30 39*4 +28*
UB Play Card 2a 4 *3 CO Cl +2
UB Plywood 80 13 54 31 97 -1
UB Rubber 2 84s 40 93 9C84 9C84
UB Rub 1st pf * 2 1C1 ICO ICO -7
US Smelt RAM • 49 4* 40 + >4
US Stool 4 234 74*4 90*4 70*4 -284
UB Steel of 7 .. 4 130 143 143 -3
UB Tobacccl .20 1* 2384 23 23 - 8*
tU S Tob pfl *(. SO 30 30 90 +1 !
Utd Stoekyd >/«g 21 9*4 484 3 + *4
Utd Btra 2 pf 44 10 9*4 9*4 - 8*
Ut Wall Pap >/.* 23 0*4 7*4 7*4 - >4
Ut Wallpap pf 2 1 41 41 41 -714
Unlr Cy Btl .90* 9 21*4 20 10 -184
Unly Lab 1 12 12*4 118* 1184- >4
tUnly Leaf T 4a 40 93 92*4 9284 -2*4
Unir Pictures 2 30 328* 318* 318*
tUnlr Pie pf 4'/« 40 94*4 94 94 - 14
VAN NORM 1.. 13 1084 108* 1*8* - 8*
Vanadium Corp 20 21*4 2084 2084 - 84
Verti-Cm Bug Is 15 10*4 17*4 1784- 84
VlckChom 1.20a 2 378* 37 37 + 8*
Vic Chm W 1.60 4 398* 39 39 -2
VaOaroIlnChem 9 78* *8* 0*4-8*
Va-CChOpfSk. 3 72 71 71 -2 j
Va Railway 2*4. 3 4084 4S 40 - 84!
Va Rail pf 18* 3 40 39 39 -18*
vaujWbH i aw ■ w
WABASH Pf 4% 4 44 40 40 -4
Waldorf Brit Is 0 10% 10 10 - %
WALOBSN 1 60 7 37 36% 36%-1%
tWalereen pf 4 30 107% 107% 107%
Walker Hlrra hi IS 116 106 111 -s
Walworth Co 16 12 11% 11% - %
Ward Bak .46* x 3 13% 12% 12% - %
♦Ward BkpfSVxxlO 109 103 109 + %
WarnerBr n Hi 77 20% 19 19% - %
Warren Pet .80. > 21% 20 20% -1% I
Waukesha 1 1 20% 20 20 -1%
WarnaKnM It 3 27% 27 27
Warn* Pump 2. 2 34% 33 33 - %
Webster Tobaco 3 19* 10 10 - %|
WatsonDM la. 1 J6% 39% 39% -1%
West lad Bus la 10 30% 29 29%-1%
♦Ws Penn XIA 7 10115 114% 114% - %
tWa Penn XI pf6 30 110% 100 104
tws Pa Pr Pf4% 24 116% 114% 114% + %
W Vs PulpAP 1. 4 30% 36 36 - %
tWVaPAP pf4* 30 112% 112% 112% - %
Western Air Lin 4 17% 16% 16% -1%
Weatra Auto 2*. 4 02% 40% 40% -1%
We turn Md ... 2 4% 4% 4%+ %
west Pacific 3.. 1 35 34% 34%+ %
west Vn TCI A.. 15 29% 24% 24% - %
Westln Air B%* 7 29 27% 27% - %
Westing BecVe >1 27% 24% 24% - %
tWstincXl pf%e 40 36% 37% 37%-1%
Weston B11.20* 2 44% 44 44 -1
WeetTacel.40 1 30% 29% 29%—3%
Wheel Steel lVit 11 40 37% 37% -2%
♦Wheelfltl prpfS 90 99 97 97 -2
White Motor lb 10 26% 29% 25%-1%
White Sewing M 1 14% 15% 13% - %
Wilcox Oil .20 . 3 7% 7% 7%
wuire-Orerlnd 2* 13% 12 12 - %
WllgonACo .60* 10 13% 13% 13% - %
Wilson pf 4U 1 90% 90% 90% - %
Wilton-JonetVae 2 10 17% 17%+ %
Woolwrth 1.60a 13 40% 43% 44%-1
WorthtngtnPlt* 2 95 95 53 -1
WorPm crpr+% 1 93 93 93 -7
WorthPm prd% l 91 91 91 —4
♦ Wright Aero 6* 16 09 05 05 -2
Writley W Jr * 9 73 70 70 - %
Wrand Wor .40a 9 15% 14% 14% - %
TALXAT.AOa. 2 40 35% 39% -1%
fork Cor* .30 _ 7 17% 10% 14% _ %
TneBp* A Wire 1 19% 10% 10%+ %
founce OhAT 3. 10 44 42% 42%-1%
YouncstOtl Dr 1 7 19% 10% 10%-%
lADli 3 24% 22% 23 -1%
rod .40a 10 10 0% 9% - %
_ BeeOeeee Taieri
000 12:00 noon 1300000
000 0:00 P.m. 2 300 000
_3300000
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N. Y. Bond Market
OwrtM4.»r tt» IjMihMiMJ
IILICTD LIST Of MBfrU.
TODAY B BALM
Reported in OnUnrt)
lomestic-. ••70 000
"or«J*n 900000
) 0 Oort 2 000
TOA80RT ClOM
:v*a 72*87 Jan ioi 24
►OREION Chu
krtt 4Vis 71. .100
iUltra!la S« 55 no
Iras SVis 23 Mr «0V*
laen A 4 Vis 77 MV*
:hllKB0V*t67 a MV*
llkllt 7s 42 sad- 23V*
Mnmark 6s 42 M
1 S Wales 6s 57 100
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Lm A PP5S2030109V4
ImTATJsfi* 13 >V*
Un TAT 2V*s7610SV4
km TAT 2V*s8<l 102V*
VmTAT«tH«8B »*V4
kmTobsceo3aOO 104V*
IAOB6A ... OCV*
IAO 2000 0... 40V*
1*0 CT 00 .. 40v*
SAO 80 Wsn 50 07
Bath atl 2Vis 70101V*
Sur!CRAN6s34 33V*
Can Pas 4s pern 104
Celansse 3s SB 103V*
Celotex 3 Vis AO 104V*
CRRNJBS87 35
CtllAAlton3s48 39
C B A Q 2V*S 70 99V*
ChlIAL4Vi2003 40
CUStP4V*s2019 05
CllfltP* V*t2044 57
CMANW4HSB9 72V*
CRIP 4V4s 52 A. 47
CRIP 4V*S 00_20
CRIP 4t M .. 05
CRIP rf 4B 34 43
CTHAfl ln2 Vi94 04V*
CCC OIL 4V4s77 09V*
Cons Bd 3Vis BA 102**
Del A Hud 4s 03 90V*
DnARO 4s 3A 97
DnAROW 5aS5a OV*
Det Edison 3s70100
Erls 4Vis 2016 76
OenReACt 4sA9 77
Qrt Kor 2Vis 32 »•>*
OtMAO 3Vis AR 102V*
Rud coal 6sS2A 00
HudAM rf 6s 87 65
RndAH In 6s 67 31
IC 4Vis AO 79
ICCBtLou 6SA3A 90V*
ICCOtLo 4VjtA3 B6V4
Inland Stl 3s si 1MM
At Ot No 6s 83 <0
At ON 1st 6*62 S3
At ■ydroKHU44 8988 1
At TAT 4 Ws 621011*
Coppers 3s 64 10448 <
*ehVI HT 6s 64 70V8
>hVISs2003lt 48
>h VI 4V*s2003 43V8
>0 VI 4* 3003 40
4* Cent 4V4s60 76
6snstl«U(4s67 83V* ,
l-K-T 6s 02 A 89 1
do Pse 5V4s49 1488
do Pse 6e 77 P 74
do Pse St 80 H 74
do Pae cn 4s 76 2388 1
dOrrlsAEsx6*55 72
dorlsAI 488(66 64V*
!»stDalry28*(701O3v*
4 O T Id 6s 66 86
*TC rf 6s 3013 82
*TC 484*2018A 61
STC eon 4t 08 77V*
4TCAa^>4s80 10088
NYNHAH 6* 48 47
imOIAlT4V*s67 49
HT8BAI 4s 66 40
MYNHAH 4s 87 18v*
NTOW rf 4*92 16
NTOAW sn4s55 688
NT PAL 38*s76 102
NT W B 4'41 40 17H
Nor P clt 4'inTSlOO
Nor Pso 4s 97 113V4
Nor St Pr28*s7610148
OrWsRRN 3s 60109V*
Part Air 8<8s0O 88
Penn PALt 3*08109
PennRlU4Vis0512088
PlttCCosl3V4(0S 10248
Retains 3V,| 96 88V*
RekIAAL4 V2s34 44
StLSnPr 4V8S78 30
StLSnPr 4850 A 40V*
StLSW rf 5l90 70
StPKCSL4Vas41 43
Sea Air L4V8S «l 69
Sea Air L 4s wt 88V*
ShellTJn 3Vj* 71 86
Socony-V3,/as76 86V*
So Psdflc4V4s81100
So Pse 4>8s 09 87
StdO!INJ2*.s’71 8788
TexANOrl3V,90 89
TsxAPac3%*85 10288
rhlrd Ass 5s 00 90
0nPae3V,s91 *«>*
Wslwth 3‘4t 76 864*
West Dn 5s 51 101
Wise Cent 4s 49 69
N. Y. Curb Marketl
‘nMsaPB^awsr&siF*
close
Aero Sp B .20*. 39*
Aireon MI* Co .. 7
Alum Co Am 3.. 63
Am Cen Ml* . „ _ 12
Am Cynamid la 43
Am ft Pin P wr. 19*
Am Gas ft El 2. 3994
AmerLftTl.20. 19V*
Am Maracaibo . 3V*
Am Republe Vie 14
Am Superpower 194
AnchPostPr.20e 7V4
Apex Elec Ml* n 9
ArkNatOasA. 4va
Atlas Corp ww.. 39*
Barium Steel 69*
Baale Rtfrae.40 7
BeaunitMls 1.40 26V*
BerkAGay Purn 29*
Breess Cp 1.60. is
Brewster Aero _ 4
Bridseport Oil 6Vi
BrownPDist .80 22V*
Bnk RillAS Via 16
Burma Ltd __ 19*
Callite Tun* . _ 3V*
Catalln Am 4ft 149*
Cent ft 8 W Otll 9V*
Chief Cons Mnc 19*
Cities Serrlce 23V*
ClaudeNeon.OSe 394
Colts P P Arms 3094
Com ft Sou war Ms
Cos* Biscuit 1 17V*
ConMlft8m2>;a 73
ConaTexti!e.30* 9vi
Cont PftMch V* 199*
Crown C Pet Vi* 69*
CrowuOru* 05e 6V*
Cub Atl 8u IVia 2214
DominSlftC h' j 1494
Elee BdftShare. 149*
Elliott Co 1_ 20Vi
Equity Corp 2V*
Fairchild E .30* 49*
Fanatatl Metal. 19
Peddars-Q ,30e 1294
Pord MLtd.l S6e 39*
Goldfield Cons 19*
naieuine uw
Dllnoia Power_23
Int Petrol hVi 13V*
Raiser-Praser . 10V*
Rlrk LGM h 04 IV*
LanstonMMch 1 15*/*
Lone Island Ltc IV*
Louts L&E.60. 10
MeWlll Dredsa_ 12V*
Menasco Ml* 3 V*
Mld-WestCn Vie IS
MlnlnlCorpCan «V*
NatBellasH -30* 3
Nat Fuel O .60a 14V*
Nlatra Hud Pwr *4*
NUes-Bem-P .. 13V*
No Am Lt & P . SV*
Northeast Alrln. liv*
Pan Am Air wr 4V*
Pantepee OH .64 as*
Pennroad Vic... <V*
Pioneer Gold 3V*
Pitney-Bew 40a 10V*
Premier Oold _ lVn
Producers Corn. IV*
R-R-Ooptwar_ 3V*
Raytheon Ml* . UVa
Richfield Oil ww IV*
Ryan Aero .40a. «V*
St LawrenceCp «V*
St Re*is Paper OVi
Schulte Inc _ 5V*
Scovlll Ml* rt M*
8egal Lock 3V*
Select Industr.. 24*
Solar Aire .60 . 13
Sosa Manultt Vi 7V*
Std Power & Lt 3V*
Starrett Corn «V*
Sun Ray Dr.SOe 33
Texon O & L.40 SV*
Textron Ine Vi« 13
Trl-Contl w w 2V*
UdyllteCorp.34x 11
Unit Lt & Rys 1 22V*
Dnit SpcltlesUe 12V4
U S & Int Sec 3V*
Utah-Ida S 15e 4V*
Ward Bakn* ww 3V*
Wrlaht-Hw h 20 3V*
lutes ol dividends m the foregoing table
are annual disbursements based on the last
Quarterly or semiannual declaration Un
less otherwise neted. epeeial or extra dlrl
denda are not Included, a Also extra or
extras. bPlua stock dividend, dCash or
stock-e Declared or nald so Ur this war.
f Payable to stoek. a Paid last year, h Pay
able to Canadian funds, k Accumulated
dlVidends paid or declared thU yaarnWbw
issue, ww With warrants. aw Without
vtfriBti.
Washington Exchange
Garflnckel SV4«t nfd—10 at 27>a
Mertenthaler Lino—26 at 60 75 st 60
_ AFTER CALL.
Washington Gas 4.26 pfd—13 at 108*,.
76 at 108>a. 11 at 108’,*
Lanston Monotype—100 at 16
Washington Loan A Trust Co —8 at 366
Garflnckel ram—40 at 67. 60 at 62
bonds.
PUBLIC UTILITY
_ _ Bid. Asked.
Am T A T conv deb 3s ii>56 128
Cap Traction 1st 5s 1047 101 10254
Cap Transit 1st ref 4 s 1064 106 10?
City A Suburban 5s 1948 109
Georgetown Gaa 1st. 5s 1961 12S‘a
Pot Rlec Pow 3'is 1966 ... 105 .11"
Pot Blee Pow 3',is 77 .110
Washington Gas 6s 1960 129
Ter RfAW Cp 1st 4'/4« 1948 103
8TOCU.
PUBLIC UTILITY
Amer Tel A Tel (9) _174
Capital Transit <2.001 2 32 37V4
N A W Steamboat <t4) .. 200
Pot Rise Pwr 6% pfd <6> 110
Pot ® Pw 5>4C, pfd (6.501 108 109V*
Wash Gas Lt com (1.50) . 28 31
Wash Gas Lt cum pf <4.26) 108V* 109V*
Wash O L cu ey pf (4.60) 109
Wash Ry A El com (a27.00) 600
Waah Ry A El pfd (5> . 123 127
BANKS AND TRUST COMPANIR8.
Amer Sec A Tr Co <10>. 375 360
Bunk of Bethesda <t 75) 39
Capital (.80) 31 36
Com A Sav (newt HO) 300
Liberty (+7) .___ 260
Lincoln <b6> _ _ 310
Natl Sav Tr (8.00) -330 ”“T
Pr Georges B A Tr (*1 00) 27
Rigaa <12) 370 375
Union Trust Co (*3 00) 156 165
Waghlnaton i 6 > _. 170
FIRE AND TITLE INSURANCE.
Americgn (*6) 160
Columbia )k30i 14'4 I
Firemen a (1.40) _ .33
Nationtl Union (.76) _. . 14*4
Real Estate (*6) 198
„ , „ MISCELLANEOUS
Carpel (300).. *38
Garflnckel com (3 00) 50 55
Garfln 5Var» eu pf (1.3761 77 28
§echt com (1.60) . 32 34
echt 3’4"- cum pfd <3.76) 106
Lanston Mono <new> - 0O> 15 16
Meraanthaier Lino (a 1.00) 58 61
Natl Mtc A Inv pfd ip40i 61*
Paoplea Drug St com (1.60) >48 60
Security Storage <4)_103*4 _
Ter Ref A Wh Corp <3) 59
Wdwd A Loth com (p‘2.30) 65 70
Wdwd A Loth pfd (7) 127
* Rx dividend. b Books elosed. t Plug
extras. a Paid so Ur this year a t%
extra, f 3* extra, h $6 extra, k 16 cants
extra, p Paid in 1945. y 810 extra.
Chicago Grain
CHICAGO, Sept. 10 iPV—Wheat and
corn were lower and oats mixed in today’s
train futures trading Barley was inde
pendently strong on buying that waa be
lieved to be short covering.
Reflecting weakness in securities and
cotton, all deliveries opened lower. As
trading developed the nearby contracts in
oats developed strength when commission
houses which had been on the selling side
earlier started buying the September de-v
livery. Some of the buying was said to be
covering by shorts.
The rally in oats communicated to wheat
and corn which recovered some of the
day’s loss's toward the close
At the finish wheat was ’* lower to 1»«
higher than yesterdays close. January
Jl.JJVi. Corn was to V. lower. January
31.32-I.J12V*. Oats were Vi lower to Its
higher. September 77V*-’*. Barley was un
chanted to IV* hither. November SI .37Vi
WHKAT—Open. High. Low, Close.
January. 1.95V, 1.97V* 1.93V* 1.97V*
Maitll- 1.88 1.8914 1.87 1.89
Hoy ..... 1.86 1.86 1.841* 1.85V*
CORN—
January.. 1.31V* 1.32V* 1.30 1 32-321.
March __ 1.30 1.30V* 1.29 1.30V*-%
OATS—
September. .75V4 .77’, .75’.* ,77V*-’<
November. _ .71V, .73 V* 71V, 73V4-V.
December... .71H ,72V* .71 .72-72V*
M»rch .71 .71H .70Va -71V.-H
BARLEY—
November ._ __ ._ 1.3714
December. 1.39 1.39 1.39 1.39
March..*- 1.37V4 1 3714 1.37V* 1.37V*
Chicago Cash Market.
Wheat. No. 2 red. touth. 2.03V*. Corn.
No 3 yellow. 1.84: Mo. 3 yellow. 1.84; sam
ple trade yellow. 1.74. Oats. No. 1 heavy,
mixed. 79-80; No. 1 mixed. 78: No. 3
mixed. 78; No 1 heavy, white. 79V*-80V,;
No. 1 white. 78V.-74; No. 2 heavy, white
79V*: No. 2 white. 7814: sample trade
white, musty. 75V4. Barley, maitint. 1.53
I 78: feed. 1.16-1.42, nominal Field seed,
per hundredweicht. nominal; red top.
1600-17.00: timothy. 6.76-7,00
New York Cotton
NEW YORK. Sept. 10 tP.—Cotton fu
tures broke more than 85 a bale on a late
wave of commission house liauldetlon to
day, influenced by the weakness in securi
ties.
The decline was accentuated by the
touching off of stop-logo orders with eon
■iderable confusion In the Anal trading.
Futures close 83.30 to 85.40 a bale
lower.
Open.
Detober . 36.45
December 36.38
March— 36.05
May.35.75
Detober '! M
Middling, spot._
Odd-Lot Dealings
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 1ft (Pi —The Se
curities and Exchange Commission report
ed today those transactions by customers
with odd-lot dealers or specialists on the
ir ii°o?« •s&smusrtim
shares. 12.022 sales involving 372,485
sharwbtroo ineludlnt US abort talas in
volving 5.818 shares,
■k
Market Averages
,TOCEr indlt. 1U1U. £l
rod»yhcwS« f *4} *4 2;
3£k^ :::::: i.j f ] tU g|
L94« high_110 4 01 2 00 4 *2 4
1940 low_*4.3 30 0 44 1 02 J
BONDS. 20 10 in 1010 Low
Ralls. Indst. Util Ron. YlHa
Nft chant* —.R —1 —-2 —.1 —-3i
rdey clos* x90.9xl02.9xlOO 5 70.2*110.3
»rev day 97.7 103.0 100 7 70.3 110.0
1940 high 100.9 100 2 109 0 79 0 120 0
1940 low 90 9 102.9 100 0 75.7 116.3
xNew 1940 low
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| 1341 L S». N.W. DC. 4050
HIRE’S HOW
TO BUILD UP A
CashJ^eseive
Look ever this Check List of reasons why people like
to have cash in reserve. Decide which ones apply to
you. Then determine to do something about it . . .
start an Interstate Insured Savings Account.
CUtCIC TIM UST of reasons why people need “nest
egg*” r
to buy a new home ' •
to improve present home
to educate children
to pay medical bills
to accumulate a retirement fund
to take advantage of a good
business opportunity.
An Interstate Insured Savings Account will help
provide you with the pleasant things of life . . .
cushion you against the unpleasant ones. Liberal
dividends semi-annually. Drop in, talk it over. No
obligation.
9 BUILDING
ASSOCIATION
WnMnfNii IvMbft
1 Ml St. S New York Avs,
V . OMriO S3 00
TRUST
Property Financing
accommodatingly
rendered
Consult us for whatever purpose a First
Trust Loan is wanted—to purchase for
investment; or finance a home.
Our more than half a century experi
ence has devised Plans—one or another
of which we are sure will prove helpful
to you. '
We are equipped to give prompt service,
and consultation will not obligate you.
Office Closed Saturdayi.
B. F. SAUL CO.
925 15th St. N.W. (5) NA. 2100
first Trust Loans • f reparty Manepcmcat • Insurance

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