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D. C. Insurance Sales
87 Per Cent Above
Year Ago in August
By Edward C. Stone
Life insurance sales in the Dis
trict of Columbia in August climbed
to $12,509,000, a striknig gain of 87
per cent over August of last year,
the Life Insurance Agency Manage
ment Association at Hartford, re
ported today.
New insurance written in Wash
ington in the first eight months of
this year soared to $91,017,000. an
increase of 68 per cent over the like
period a year ago. the report added.
Maryland reported August sales
Of $21,540,000, a gain of 86 per cent
over August, 1945. and $167,073,000
in the eight months, an advance of
66 per cent over the same period
last year.
Virginia sales amounted to $22.- j
410,000 in August, up 83 per cent, j
and $170,205,000 in the eight months,
a rise of 68 per cent over 1945, the
report showed.
Total ordinary life insurance sales'
in the whole country in August to-1
taled $1,272,736,000, up 72 per cent,!
and $10,375,962,000 in the year to
date, a 62 per cent upturn.
former Dividends Resumed.
Directors of the Security Storage
Co. yesterday authorized the re-1
sumption of $1.25 quarterly divi
dends. payable in January, April,
July and October. Secretary Paul
Alvey announced today. The board
also declared an extra dividend of
75 cents per share, both dividends
being payable to stockholders of
record October 5.
Directors of the Security Savings
A Commercial Bank have declared
the regular semiannual dividend of
4 per cent, payable September 30 to
stock of record September 25. Presi
dent F. G. Addison, jr.. announced
today.
Loan Executives to Meet.
The Washington office of the Na-j
tional Savings and Loan League
announced today that the board of
governors will hold an open fall
meeting at Miami Beach. October
31. November 1 and 2. The entire
league program for the year will be
discussed.
Night depositories have been
established by the American Secur
ity- & Trust Co. at the Central,
Northeast and Southwest Branches i
The supplementary service has been
added since the bank is now closing j
on Saturdays.
Mergenthaler l'p Slightly.
The latest sales of Mergenthaler
Linotype on the Washington Stock!
Exchange, at 56' show a gain of
>2 point over the last previous
transfers.
The bid for Washington Railway
fi Electric common stock has
dropped from $600 to $590 a share, j
Earlier in the year the stock carried \
a bid of $825 a share.
The Metropolitan Life Insurance
Co. has gone on the flve-day week,
all district offices to be closed Satur
days until further notice, Leroy A
Lincoln, president, has announced
Richard A. Norris, executive vice
president of the Lincoln National
Bank, will join the Washington
delegation to the ABA convention.
Max R. Brockman, chief me
chanical engineer of the Southern
Railway at Washington, will be
promoted to assistant to the vice
president on October 1, succeeding:
John P. Chadwick, retiring after 40 j
years’ service.
Business Briefs
i i
Retail Trade in the week ended!
September 18 was slightly above the
previous week and averaged 30%
to 34% above a year ago—Dun &
Bradstreet. Shoppers demanded
quality in almost all lines.
Money in Circulation totaled *28.
453.000.000 on September 18. a drop;
of *46 000.000 from a week earlier !
but, *676.000.000 above a year ago—
Federal Reserve Board.
Auto Production in the United!
States and Canada was estimated!
at 81.162 units for the current week;
vs. 88.888 last week a.nd 10.570 a year)
aeo.—Ward's Automotive Reports.'
Passenger Car Tire Shipments in
the first seven months of 1946 to-,
taled 35.331.459 casings vs. 11.907.-;
400 a year ago. but because of a
huge replacement demand, the in-;
dustry may not start rebuilding ab-j
normally low inventories until well!
into the fust 1947 quarter- Rubber!
Manufacturers’ Association.
Bituminous Coal Production for!
the week ended September 14 ap-1
proximated 12,690.000 tons vs. 11.160.-!
000 in the previous week and 12.
320.000 a year ago—National Coal
Association.
Cotton Spinning Operations dur-,
ing August stood at 112.4% oi ca
pacity vs 93.3% in the previous,
month and 100 4% a year ago—Cen
sus Bureau.
Ceylon's Rubber Price in October
will be 71 cents a pound, a drop of
29 cents from the current rate, the
Government announced. Producers,
were greatly disappointed
Sale of New York Slaughter Fa
cilities of Wilson & Co and Swift Az
Co. to make way for apartment!
buildings was announced. The
properties are on First avenue be-i
tween Forty-third and Forty-fifth
streets.
American Home Products Corp.
stockholders approved a 2-for-l split
in common stock.
Compo Shoe Machinery Corp.
stockholders approved a proposed 2
for-1 spilt in common stock and an
increase in authorized common from
175.000 to 500,000 shares.
Sidney Blumenthal & Co direc
tors decided to take no action to-1
ward offering additional stock to
present holders. Holders approved ;
an increase in authorized common1
from 250,000 to 500.000 shares.
Northwest Airlines registered with
the SEC 271.935 new common shares
to *be offered initially to present
holders at the rate of a new share
for each two held. Unsubscribed
shares will be offered publicly by a
syndicate headed by Auchincloss,
Parker & Redpath, First Boston
Corp. and Hornblower & Weeks.
A. G. Spalding A Brothers de
clared an extra dividend of 70 cents,
payable October 15, and a regular
quarterly of 40 cents, payable De
cember 16,
Detroit-Michigan Stove Co. de
clared a quarterly dividend of 20
cents and an extra of 20 cents, both
payable October 15. After a 5-for-4
split, an initial dividend of 20 cents
was paid July 15.
Quaker Oats Co. earned $6,471,051
or $7.71 a share in 12 months enaed
June 30 vs $5,401,431 or $6.19 in the
previous year.
Bulova Watch Co. profit for three
months ended June 30 was $1,392,
480 or $2.14 vs. $669,664 or $1.03 in
the same 1945 period.
Merchants Distilling Corp. earned
$1,172,231 or $144 in 12 months
ended June 30 vs $664,479 or 98 cents
in the previous year.
Boeing Airplane Co. and Boeing
Aircraft Co. elected as director D A
Forward, senior vice president of the
National City Bank of New York.
i
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
(NOTE—Revised Sales net Included.) I
<Purn.sited by the Associated Pres>.) I
Sales—
Stock and Add Net
Dividend Rate .00. High. Low. 2.55. Chg
ABBOTT LABCa 4 70 09 70 +1
A C P-Brlll Mot 7 10% 10 10% + %
Acme Btl 1,55e 9 39 37% 39 +1%
Adams Ear 2ne 19 14% 14 14% + %
Adriresso* 1 lOe 2 2*% 25% 26% +1%
Admiral CP'»e 18 loss 10% 10%
Air Reduction la 31 «0% 38% 39% +1%
Alaska Juneau «4 5% 5 5% + %
Aldens Inc 1 20 16 31% 29 31% +1%;
♦ Aldnslncpf4% 20 96% 96 96 -1%
Alleghany Corp 158 4 334 4
Alleghany Cp pf 59 35% 33% 35%+174
Alleg LudlumS 2 22 41 39 41 +2'-a
Allen Indust %g 7 19% 18% 19% + %
Allied Chem fl _ 6 160 158 160 +3
Allied Mills le . 7 30% 30 30%+ %
Allied Stores 2 98 40 38 40 +2
Allis Chaltp 1.80 70 39% 36% 39%+2%
Alpha PtCeml 23 29% 29 29% +1%
Amalg Leather 18 7 6% 674
Amerada Pet 2 6 66 64% 64% — %
Am AgCh Del 2a 1 40% 40% 40% +1
Am Airlines 223 12% 11% 12%+%
AmBankN 1.] 5e 7 30 28 30 +2
Am Bosch %e 2 15 15 15 + %
Am Brake Sh 2 14 40% 39 40% +1%
Am Brake Sh rt 166 1% 1% 1% + %
Am Cable&Rad 103 7% 67, 7% + 14
Am Can 3 . _ 17 86% 83% 86 +2%
•An Can pf 7 30 190% 190 190%+1%
Am CarAFdy re 21 51 48 50%+1%
Am ChACbl 1 40 7 25 24% 25
•Am Chicle 4a 70 125 124 124 +4
Am Colortype 1 7 20 19% 20 + %
AmCrysSug line 3 21% 20% 21 —2%
Am Distillers 2a 12 49% 44% 49% +6%
Am Encaustic 4 5% 5% 5% + %
Am Expt L 1 20 24 20% 19% 20%+1%
Am A: Frn Pwr 42 6% 6 6% + %
[AmAFPHpMVk 8 95 92% 95
' AmAFP 7pf.V„k 5 102 100% 102 +1%
Am AFP 2d PI 38 21 19% 20% +1%
Am Hawaii S 3 9 39% 38% 39 +1
l Am HtdeALeath 11 6% 6% 6% — %
UmHomePlMOa 8 95 94 95 +5
; Am Ice 50 9% 8% 6% + %
; Am Interntl 20e 14 10% 10 10%+ %
! Am Invst 111 .80 4 11% 11% 11% - %
Am Locoml .40a 91 27% 25% 27%+1%
Am Locom Pf 7 3 113 1127*113 + %
Am MchAPd 80 12 26% 24% 26% +2%
Am MchAMet 1 7 16 15% 16
Am Metal 1 20 26% 25% 26% + »,
AmMplasses «0a 4 11% 11% 11% + %
Am NewsCo *«e 14 38 36% 37%-1
Am Power A Lt 259 11% 10% 11%+1%
AmPAL8pf4%k 23 113 108 113 +5%
AmPAL 5pf3%k 11 101% 977* 101% +3%
Am RadASn 40 119 15 14% 147,+ %
Am Roll Mill ««e 195 33% 30% 32%+1%
♦Am RM Df 4% 6 105% 104% 105
Am Safety R 1 33 16% 16 16%
Am Seating 1 4 20 19% 20 + %
♦AmShipBldg 2ell0 36% 35% 36 -%
1 Am SmeltAR tla 21 51 47% 5T +3%
♦Am SAR Df 7 29 178% 178% 178% + %
Am Snuff 3 6 40% 397, 397, _ a,
! Am Rtl Pound 2 30 32% 31 32% +1%
Am Stores 1 10e 4 29% 29% 29%+ %
Am Stove 1 20 3 25 24% 24% - %
Am Suma T 4 3 55 52)4 55 +1%
Am Tel A Tel 9 37 174% 172% 174%
Am Tobacco 3a 5 77 76 77 +1
Am Tobac B 3a. 22 79% 78% 79 -1%
Am Vlacose 2 32 52% 51% 52% +1%
Am Water Wka 232 15% 14% 15% + %
Am Woolen 42 43 40 43 +2%
Am Wool DfS'ak 7 134 129% 134 +6
AmZincLAS log 29 7% 7% 7% + %
Anaconda 2% 113 38% 36% 377, +1%
tAnacon WAC 1 280 44% 44% 44% - %
Anchor Hoc 90e J +2 41% 41%+ %
AnderClayl ,80a 16 52 51% 52 - %
Ander-Prich O 1 23 17 16% 16% + 1,
Andes Copper 6 15 14% 15 + %
A P W Products 2 5 47, 47,+ %
Archer-Dan 80a 11 31% 30% 30% — %
Armour A Co 220 11% 10s* 11%+ %
Armr pr pf »>,k 5 116 115% 116 -1 j
♦Armour pf 40 140 137 137 —2
Artloom Cd 40 20 147, 13% 147, +1%
Assd DryGds 1 a 46 23 21% 22% +1%
♦Asso DO 2nd 7 10 132 132 132 -3
ATFInc'ie 32 15% 15% 15%+ %
Alfh T A S F fl 72 88 82 88 +5
Atch TASF pf6 1 106 106 106 -2
Atl Coast Line 4 18 48 45% 47%+%
AM GAWInd Og 2 33 32 33
Atl Refining 1 Va 21 377, 36% 37%+1%
Atlas Corp 1 % 24 237, 23 23% + %
♦Atlas Pow Is,e 240 57 55 57 +2%
Austin Nichols 9 13% 13 13%+ %
Austin N pf 1.20 1 17% 17% 17%+1%
Auto Canteen 1. 19 21% 19% 21 +1
Autocar Co 24 21 19% 20% — %
Aviation Cd lOe 102 7% 7 7%+%
Aviation pf 2Va 10 46% 47 48 + %
IBALD LOCO 54# 2134 70** 215*+lVa
! Balt A Ohio 261 133* 123* 13*4+ *4
Bal’o A’ Ohio p? 54 21*4 193* 2114+1*4
♦Bang&Arpfft 90 71 70 70*4 - *4
i Barber Asphlt 1 20 52 50 51 +2
Barker Bros la 7 2954 29 2954+ 34
i Barnsdall Oil 1 26 22V* 22 22*4 - V*
BathlrWks 1 21 21*4 20‘* 21 - *4
BayukCiRar 1* 2e 1 43*4 45*4 45*4+ *4
BeechAircrft lg 10 145* 14^4 14**- >4
tBeech-Nut 4a 1115 115 115 -3*4
Belding Hm HO 1 15*4 15*4 15*4
Bell Aircraft le 23 203* 19** 197*
Bell & Howell *4 3 19 183/4 91 -1
Bendix Av 1 12e 4 36*4 36*4 36*4+ *4
Beneficial 1 20a 6 25 24*8 25
Benef In L pf.r4 1100 100 100
Best A Co 7 60 17 34 33*4 34 + 54
Best Foods 120 16 2454 23*4 2414+ *+
Beth Steel 6 26 92 89** 8954 + 3*
BlackA'Der k ?a 3 33** 32** 33 + >4
Blaw-Krox 60m 11 17*8 17** 17*i- *4
Bliss * I.au *«e 4 15 15 15
Bliss EW 6 185* 1854 18’/4
BliSS E W Df 2,74 3 40*4 40 40*4+3
Boeing Airp le 26 23*4 2254 23*4+ *4
*Bon Ami B 2* 2 70 57* 4 57 57* 4 - *4
Bond Stores 2 17 353/4 35 35*4 + *4
Borden 1*4* 17 4434 43** 4434+1
Borg-Warn 1.00 23 435* 4054 4354+25*
Boston & Me 5 5»* 5 5*4 + *4 i
Braniff Air .60 22 18 17*4 18 + *4
BrewerCpAm2*4 3 9054 90 9054
Bridgept Brs .60 20 143* 1334 14*4+ «*
Briggs Manufg 2 36 34** 32*4 34V* +1*4 i
Briggs ft: Strat 1 6 25 24*4 25 +1 j
Bristol My 2 40 4 48 48 48
BKlynUGas 1 60 13 28* 4 275* 28‘4 + *4 j
Brunswk-Balfc 1 7 25 24*4 25 + *4
Bucyrus-Er 4.r>e 24 1554 147* 1554 +1*4
Budd Co 139 12V* 1 i*4 12 + s*
+Budd Co Pf 5 140 8174 80 817* +17*
Buf Ng E pf3.60 5 103 103 103 -2
Bullard Co 8 2 43* 2J7* 2 4 54 + *4
BulovaWatch 2a 8 40 38s4 40 +1*4
Burl Mills 1 69 197* 19*'j 195*
Burl Mis cvpf.Tj 3 100ce 100* 4 100*«- 7*
Burr Add M 60 37 15 14*4 15 + *4
Bush Term .''.Se 26 7’4 7 734+ *4
Butler Bros HOe 14 26 24:4 26 + 11*
Butte CpArZ * <e 10 5* 4 5*4 5*4
Brers AM Co1 «g 5 17*4 17 17*4+1
Byron Jack la 4 25 24*4 24*4 - *4
CAL PACK!'a 15 3274 32‘4 32V, + *4
Oallanan Zinc 35 3*4 3*4 3*4 + *4
Cal A Hecla .1 Sc 14 7*4 674 7*4
Campbell W»’,e 8 22*4 22 22*4 -1
Can DryGA 15e 11 14*4 1314 14*4+1*4
Canad Pac 1 *«e 157 13*4 13 13*4+ *4
Cannon Mills 2e 3 56 55*4 56 —1*4
Cap Adm A log 2 13 12*4 1214 - *4
Carrier Corp 67 17*4 16 171a +1
CurlerCorp pf‘* 4 40 39*4 39*4 - ‘A
CarrlersAG 20a 7 6*4 6*4 6*a
Case J I Co 2e 2 37 36*4 37 + *4
’Case J I pi 7 40 162 162 162
Caterplllr Tr 3 15 62*4 59*4 62*4+1*4
CelaneseCp 1 ’.e 53 55*4 52*4 55*4+2*4
tCelaneac pf 7 10 142 142 142 +2
Celolex Corp la 69 26*4 25 26*4+2*4
CentAgulrre 1*4 8 21*4 21*4 21*4
Cent Foundry 54 11 10*4 11 + ‘4
CnHudGAE She 8 9V, 9** 9*4+ ‘4
Cent R R N J • 9 9 8*4 9
CentViolSugl He 3 28 27*4 28
; Cerro dePasl *ie 16 56 54 36 +2
1 Certaln-teed 15el03 17*4 16*4 17>4+1*4
Chain Bel' 1 4 28*4 27*4 27*4 -1*4
■ Champ PAF 1 a 1 45*4 45*4 45*4+1*4
Checker Cab 12 15*4 15*4 15*4 + 74
1 Ches A Ohio 3 52 507* 49*a 50*4 + *4
; ChiragoCoro’ «e 53 9 8*4 9 + >4
Chi A East 111 22 7*4 6*4 7*4+ ‘4
i Chi A E 111 A le 28 12 11*4 12 + 74
Chi Great West 13 9*4 7*4 9 +7*
Chi Grt West of 10 13*4 127* 13*4 - *4
Chi IndAL A ct 7 77* 7*4 77* + *4
ChlMSPAPac 183 13*4 12 13*4 +174
Ch!M8PAP of.5e 110 35 32*4 3474 +1*4
Chi A Nor West 46 18*4 15*4 17*4+1*4
Cht A NW pf 26 37 35*4 37 +2
ChiPneuToo) *»e 11 20*4 19*4 20*4+1*4
Chickasha 1__ 2 17 16*4 16*4+ ‘4
Childs Co • *7 9*4 8*4 9 + 14
Chrysler Corp 3 108 86>4 82 86 +374
CinGAElec 3f»e 632 23>A 2274 23>A +1*4
iCinMllMchl.06* 12 24*4 237a 24*4+ 74
C I T Finance 2 35 38*4 3674 37*4 - *4
City IceAF 1 60 5 31 30 31 +1
City Stores I 27 21*4 20 21*4 +1*4
tciev Graph pfft 10 10774 1077* 107*4
'ClevAPUts SP2 200 57 57 57 + 14
Climax Mol 1 !?n 58 22*4 21*4 22 - 14
Clinton Ind 1 60 3 26‘4 26>4 26>4 — 74
jCluett-Pebody 2 5 43 42*4 43 +1
Colgate-P-P 2a 19 50*4 48** 50*4 +2*4
Collins A Aik 1 a 3 41 *0 40 - 14
j Col FuelAIr 45e 46 11*4 1074 11*4+ 14
Col FuelAIr of 1 10 167* 16*4 16*4
*ColoA8outh 130 1414 1* 14
i tColoASo 1st pf 120 15 13*4 15 +2
Col BcastAl 30e 9 32 31 32 +1
Col GasAE. 10e320 9*4 9 9*4 + 74
I Colum Piet 1 b 22 24*4 2 3 24 - 74
ColumCarb 1 60 3 3574 35 35*4+1*4
ColASOElSOe 70 3874 37*4 38*/*
Cornel Credit 2 36 38 3674 38
’Com! Cr Df.'l 60 2 00 10774 107 107*4
ComclSni'-n 60a 59 23*4 21*4 2374 +2
Comwl Edts 1 40129 3074 30*4 3074 + 14
Comwl A South 919 374 3 374 + 74
ComAS Df 9* *k 19 117 11274 11574 +274
Conde Nast 10 14*4 13 14 4. 14
Oongoleum-N la 8 26*4 25*4 26 +74
Cons Edlsn 1 60 8 7 27*4 2 674 2714 + 74
Cons Edlsn pf 6 10 1067* 106*,* 106*4
Cons Grocers 1 . 7 19 1 874 187a + *4
Cons Laundry 1 2 16 1574 157* - *4
ConsNatQaala 5 47*4 45 47*4+1*4
Cons RRCub* Dt 57 19*4 177* 19*4+1
ConsRei Si 1.60 9 20 19 20
Cons Vultee 2 *0 22 2074 2174+1
Container Cp 2a 19 3874 387* 3874 + 74
Cont Baking *4e 19 15 14 147* + 7*
Cont Can 1 38 36 337* 357* +2‘4
Cont Diam Fib * 9*4 97a 9V4
Cont Insurnce 2 4 48*4 48*/* 48** — 7*
Cont Mot ,36e 119 11*4 107* 11*4+ *4
Cont Oil D 1 60 68 357* 34*4 357* + 14
Cont Steel 60e 9 1674 16 1674 + ‘4
Cooper-Bess 1 17*4 1774 1774 - ‘4
CopprwldStl 80 4 1374 137* 13*4— ‘A
•Corn Exc 2.40 90 547* 53*4 54 + 74
Corn Prod 2 60 18 597* 587* 587* - 14
’Corn Prod pf 7 60 193 191 191 -3
CornellD El *0 10 1374 1 3>* 13>4 - 14
Corning Gls **e 8 28>4 277* 28>/e
Coty Inc 20e 1 8*4 6*4 8*4+ 74
Coty Inti .20e . 1 5 5 5 + *4
Crane Co la 24 35*4 34*4 35*4+1
ICrtnofWhlBO 2 29*4 29 29 + ‘4
Crown Zelll 20 4 27 267* 27 + *4
11Crown Z pf4 20 20 103 103 103
Crucible 811 2*. 2 35*4 34 33*4 4-1
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Sale*—
8toc* and Add l«*t
Dividend Rate .00. High, Low. 2 56. Chg
Crucible 8tl pf 5 5 100 100 100 - 14
tcuba R R of 550 26 25 253* + 34
Cuban-AmS 1 ’ je 20 1*14 ie*4 19*4 +134
'Cubn-Am S of, 150 165 165 165
CudahyPk 1.20a 26 433* 4214 4314+ 34
Cuneo Press 80 6 18 173* 173*
Curtl. Bubllsh 206 11*4 1034 1134 + 34
Curtlss-Wright 53 6*4 6 634 + ‘4
Curtiss-Wr A le 5k 183, 17*4 )8‘4 + ‘4
Cutler-Ham HOe 8 28 27‘4 28 4- ‘4
DANA CORP 6 19 18V, 19 4- 3,
DavetaSirsl 6 19*, 18'* 1934 4- 14
Davison them 1 6 18*4 18*. 18*, + >4
DanonP&L .45, 59 3014 28*, 30*4 4-l>,
DavtonRub floe 16 20 19 20 4- 3*
Decca Reds 2 40 13 4304 4134 4 2 -1‘4
Deere A Co *4e 43 37'/, 343, 36 4-1*4
Del & Hudson 4 63 27*/, 25*4 27
Del Lack A: Wn 84 734 6«» 7*4 4- 14
Det Edison 1 20 18 23*4 23*4 23*4 - >4
De Vilbiss 1 *e 3 17 16*4 17 4- *4
DevoeAR A1 20 26 25*4 233, 25*,» 4-1*4
Diam T Mot 1 a 9 19*4 18*4 19*4 4-1* *
DistCp-Se 60. 228 19 17*4 18 4-3*
Dixie Cup Via 3 32*4 32 32 -1
Doehler-Jarvs 1 19 27*4 2*34 2734 4-2*4
Dome Min 1.17e *1 18 16*4 1734 4-1
Douglas Aire 6e 1* 7934 75*4 79 4-3
Dow Chem pf 4_ 1 112*4 112*4 112*4 -1*4
Dresser'ndust 36 183, 17*4 18*4 4- *4
Dresserlndpf33« 2 102 102 102 -1
Du Pont 4*,e 18 176 170*4 176 4-6
EAGLE-PIC.70e 16 2034 19*4 20*, 4-1*4
Eastern Air L >4 88 2*34 22*4 24*4 4-2
East Sta Stl *4e * 40 40 40
EastmanKdk fia 8 210 206 208 4-2*4
'Eastmn K p! 6 10 205 205 205
Eaton ManuJs 3 20 44 42*4 437, 4- *4
Edis B Stra 1 *4 2 27 26** 27 4-34
tEdis Br Pf 4 V* 10 105*4 105*4 105*4 4- ‘4
Ekco Prod * *p 22 19*4 18* » 19*4 4- 7,
Elastic Stop Nut 2 7*4 7*/. 7*4 4- */*
81 AutO-Llt, 3 ,. 15 53*4 52 53*4 4-1' *
El Boat la 31 16*4 1«*4 16*4-1*,
El A M Ind .08* 12 4 4 4
81 Power & Lt 201 1534 14*4 1534 4-1
El P&L «pf 4 >jk 7 130 128 130 -1
81 PA-L 7pf 5'*k 13 145 143 145
El Paso NG 2.40 12 43*4 45*4 43 - V,
Emerson El M 21 14*4 133, 14*4 4- 14
Emers R&P 60a 13 22*4 21*4 22" - 14
Engineer Pub 8 103 24*4 23 2*344-1*4
*Eng Pub 8 pf 6 1 106V, 10634 1063, 4- *4
Eoult Office B • 27 334 3*4 314 4. 14
Erie R R1 216 1034 974 10*4 4-34
Erie R R pf A 5. 1 58 58 58 -1
Eureka Wms *.e ?1 1134 11 11*4 4- 14
Evershrp 1,20a. 34 29*4 28*4 28*4 4- *4
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UnAsbARub .70 16 14 13>* 131* + 1*
i
Stocks Rise $1 to $8
In Heavy Trading;
Gains Cut Later
By Victor Eubonk
Associated Press Financial Writer
NEW YORK. Sept. 20,-Buying
and selling flurries alternated in
today's lively stock market with the
former definitely having the advan
tage.
The ticker tape lagged for a brief;
interval after the opening. Deal
ings then slowed and initial gains
were reduced or cancelled. A burst
of purchasing orders again swamped
the recording machinery following
announcement that President Tru
man had asked for Secretary Wal
laces resignation. Advances in the
secondary surge ranged from 1 to 8
points for industrials although rails
were a bit diffident. The pace then
slowed once more and top marks
were trimmed here and there near
the close. A smattering of losers
persisted. Transfers were in the
neighborhood of 2,800.000 shares.
Pennsylvania Railroad hit a two
year low as officials predicted the
system this year wfould suffer its
first deficit on record.
Dividends Announced
d,cfl??fd:Y°RK' BfPt' 20 ^’—Dividend,1
Pf- Stock of Pgv
Rate. riod. record able
I _ Initial.
Gen Builders Sup pf 26c 9-16 9-30
Madina Drue Sirs 20c to-i lo-ifl
Nat Shirt Shops. new.3fic 9-19 9-25:
Rhode Island Insur 1c _ 9-12 9-30
Rome Cable pf 26Xje 9-12 10-1
Russeks 5th Ave. new 25r Q 10-9" 10-15
Electric Boat cv pf 50c Q 10-9 10-15
N th n States P c ml 90c O 9-30 10-15
Wiplys Over pf A $].12V| Q 9-20 10-1
„ , lncreaaed.
Celotex Corp 25c Q 10-9 10-31
_ Extra.
Container Corn Am 30c 11-4 1 1 - Ml
Froedtert Grain A M.7>2r lo-is 10-31
Detroit Mich Stove 2oc 10-5 10-15'
Spalding. A G A Bros 70c 10-8 10-15
Celotex Corp 13'ac 10-9 10-31
. , Reduced,
Kirkland Lake Gold 1c S 9--,8 11-1
Reliance El A Eng 15c 9-25 10-5
„ Accumulated.
Ill Pow Dlv Ct *4-- 10-U 11-1
Stock.
Electrograph Corp lo pc._ 11-1 ll-"0
„ , - Irregular
Falnir Bearing Co $1.50 9-20 9-30
Hart A Cooley. $2 9-on lo-l
Investors Mtg Ed 13c . 9-3(1 10-16
„ . Regular.
Bon Ami A $1 O 10-15 10-31
_ P° B„, . /82Vgc Q 10-15 10-31
Botany Wor Mills A 25c 9-’’0 9-30
Carter. J W 15c _ 9-28 9-30
Chemical Fund _ 10c 9-30 10-15
Container Corp Am 50c Q 11-4 11-"o
Detroit otl Prod -25c 9-28 10-1(1
Detroit Mich Stove 20c Q 10-5 10-15
Froedtert Grain A M 12'jc 10-15 10-31
Gillette Safety Razor.50c Q io-8 io-°8
Goodman MTr SOc 9-27 9-30
Ijboos Mfg 50c « 9-18 10-1 !
Mount Sta Tel A Tel $1.50 O 9-30 10-15!
Nat, Bond A Share 15c 9-30 10-15
Philip Moiris 37'rc Q 9-30 10-15
Pyle Nat. 25c Q 9-20 10-1
Spalding A O A Bros 40c S 12-8 12-18
Trico Prod 82'jc Q 9-20 10-1 i
Cent Aguirre Asso .37Vac Q 9-30 10-15
Gen Finance 5c Q 10-1 10-15,
I Pow o', pf 821 ?c Q 10-5 11-1
111 Zinc _ 25c 11-1 11-20
Mara, aibo Oil Expl 7r 10-3 10-17
Southern Colo Pow 12'ac 9-30 10-15'
Steel Co of Can 75c Q 10-7 11-1
Universal Pictures Sue Q 10-15 10-31
Am Fork A Hoe 25c 11-30 17-14
Am BembcrR Corp 25c . 9-28 lu-1 ,
Am Bemberg Corp B 25c 9-28 10-1 !
Park A Tllford 25c O 10-23 11-5
Pitts Screw A Bolt 10c Q 9-30 10-21 I
McAndrews A Forbes 35c 9-30 10-15
No Am Rayon A A B SOc 9-28 10-1 !
Chicago Livestock
CHICAGO Sept. In f/Pi 'USDA> —Sal
able hogs. «0O: total. I.lOo. steady; all
good and choice hogs including sows and
stags at 18.15 ceiling
Salable cat’le Hon; total. K()0: salable
calves. 30o. total, 300: slaughter steers
and yearlings nominally steady onlv scat
tered supplies 15.00-1 POO: receipts
mainly cows beef cows fairly active, fully
steady with week s. ! 00-1.00 downturn:
canners and cutters wanted a* *.75-9.00
mostly; some weakness in bull market, onlv
strictly good heavy bi.’lls. 13.50, the ceiling.
| vealers steady at 17.50 down cleanup
I steady to weak trade in Stockers and
1 feeders at 14 50-17 00. with choice re
placement cattle. 17.50-1 8.00.
Salable sheep. 1.000: total. 1,000 ac
tive. slaughter snring lambs steady good
and choice natives. 19.50: short load
; mixed medium to choice 81-pound Mon
tanas. 19.00. few medium. 15.00: com
i mon. 14.00 down; shorn slaughter ewes
| steadv to 15 cents higher, small lots good
and choice 9.50-9.75: double strictly good
' to choice around 115-pound Colorado ewes
; *T*h Mng No. 1 pelts, in On
Salea—
Stock and Add Nat
Dividend Rate .00. Hi«h I.ow 2 SB Chr
Un BanAPap la 26 28% 25% 27% +2
Un Carbide 3 . 35 94 90 92% +2%
Union Oil Cal 1. 22 22 21% 22 + %
Un Pacific 6 ... 13 122% 120% 122 +1%
Un Pacific pf 4. 1 107% 107% 107% - %
Un Tank Car 2 5 33% 33 33%-%
Utd Air Lns tie. 77 31% 29 31%+1%
Utd Aircraft 1 92 23 21% 22%+ %
Utd Aircft pf B . 3 107 106> 4 106%
Unit Biscuit la 4 41 39% 3914-1%
Utd Carbon 3 4 63 62 63 - %
Utd Cig Wh Str 79 8% 7% 8% + %
Unit Corp 280 3% 3% 3% + %
UnltCorp pf'i'-ik 39 47% 47% 47%
United Dvewood 5 11 10 11 +1
Utd Elec Coal 1 8 14% 13% 14%+ %
Utd EngAFdv 2 4 38 36% 38 + %
United Fruit 2 56 44% 43% 44% — %
UnitGasIm 65e 47 21 19 20%+ %
UtMch&Met BO 85 16 15% 15% + %
Utd Paperboard 6 10 10 10 — %
Unit Rex Drur 132 11% 10% 11% + %
US&ForSerur 46 17% 16% 16%+ %
* US As FrS pf4 *4 10 106% 106% 106% +1%
U S Freight ' be 9 15 14% 15 - %
US Gypsum 2 13 102% 96 • 102% +9%
tUS G.vpsm pf 7 1 202 202 202 +3%
US Hoff Mch %e 1 30 30 30 +2
'USHoffM Pl4% 1 91 91 91
US Indus Ch la 5 42% 40% 42 +1
US Leather .10 7% 7 7 - %
US Leather A 2 4 27% 26 27%+2%
U S Lines 1 32 1874 17% 18% +1%
US Pipe&Fyl 80 14 40*4 39% 40
US Play Card 2a 1 61% 61% 61%-114!
US Plywood 80 13 54% 53% 34% +1%
US Rubber 2 %a 32 56% 53% 55% +2% |
US Smelt RAM 6 47 46 46% - %
US Steel 4 177 69 66% 68% +2
US Steel of 7 3 146 145% 145%-1%
US Tobaccol 20 2 23 22% 23
Utd Stockyd V«« 10 5% 5% 5% - >4
Utd Strs 2 pf 77 10% 9% 10%+1%
Ut Wall Pap >'«e 10 8% 8% 8% + Va
Unlv Cy Stl «0e 4 20% 20 20
Unlv Labi 8 11% 11 11%
tuniv Leaf T 4a 50 92% 92% 92% -1%
Unlv Pictures 2. 19 32 30% 31%+ 74
VAN NORM 1 9 16% 16 16% + %!
VanRaallel'je 7 37 36% 3674— %
Vanadium Corp 8 20% 19% ^0% +1%
Verti-Cm Bug le 8 17 15% 17 +1%
VictorChem! 80 5 38 36% 36% - %
Va CarolinChem 7 674 65/a 674 + %
Va-C Ch 8pf 5k 6 68 63% 68 +3
Va Railway 2%. 3 47% 46% 46% -1%
Va Rail pf 1% 3 39% 38% 39%
VisklngCpA 1.59 3 34% 33% 3414 + %
WABASH pf 4% 2 62% 62% 62%
Waldorf Syst la 6 17%' 17 17%+ %'
Walgreen 1 80 . 12 37% 36 37%+1 j
tWalgreenpfd 60 107 107 107
Walker Hlrm h+ 12 108% 106 108 +1
Walworth Co . 45 11% 10% 11%+1%
Ward Bak .45e 4 • 14% 13% 14% + 44
tWard Bk pfS'illO 101 100% 101 + 44
Warner Bro 1'a 265 1944 18% 19 + %
Warren Pet .80 5 25 24% 25 +1%
Wash GasLt 1 % 2 28 28 28 + %
Wayne KnMle 2 24»% 24% 247*- %
Wayne Pump 2 10 33 31 31% — %
Webster Tobaco 5 10% 10 10% + J4
Wesson OAcS la 14 34 31% 32%+ 44
West Ind Bug la 13 3144 30 31% +1%
tWs Penn El A 7 40 10944 108% 108% -1%
tws Penn El pf7 10 11844 11844 11844 +1%
tws Penn El pfB 30 108% 108% 108% - 44
WVaPulpAPIa 7 40% 37 37
Western Air Lin 5 16 15% 15% + %
Westrn Auto 2e 6 67 65 67 +3%
Western Md 8 6% 544 6 + %
West Md 2nd pf 3 15 14 13 +1
West Pacific 3_. 23 32 2944 31% +1%
West Un Tel A 46 23% 2244 23 + %
Westin Air B4ie 15 29 28 29 + ’4
Westing Elec4»e 133 26% 24% 2644 +2
tWstlngEl pf4'»e 150 36% 35% 36% + %
Weston El 1.20a 1 43 43 43 -1
Westvaco 1.40 1 30% 30% 30%+ %>
t Wh ALE pf B‘/j 1 103% 102% 102% -1% j
Wheel Steel lVae 10 3944 37% 3944+144
twheeistl prpfB 30 9544 9444 9444+1%
White Dent 1.40 2 30 29% 30 +1
White Motor lb 20 26% 25% 26 + 44
White 8ewlnkM 6 13% 1344 13%+ %
Wilcox OH .20 . 2 6% 6% 6% - 44
Wlllys-Overlnd 73 11 1044 11 - %
Wilson&Co ,60e 41 13 1244 127% + %
WI!aon-Jcmes4ie 2 16% 16% 16%
Woodward Ir 2. 5 38 37 37 —1
Woolwrth 1.60a 18 4644 4544 46%+ %
WorthlngtnPl ’4 7 48% 48 48% + %
Wrlgley W Jr 3 2 71 70 70
Wyand Wor ,40a • .14% 14% 14% - %
YALE&T.flOa. 1 3944 3944 3944 +144
York Corp .30 . 11 1644 16 1644 + %
Yng Spg Ac Wire 12 1744 17% 1744 - %
Youngs ShAcT 3 . 20 6244 60 6244+144
YoungstStl Dr 1 7 19' a 18% 18% + %
ZENITH RAD le 5 22% 2144 22% + 44;
Zonite Prod 45e 20 94% 9% 9% - 44
Hourly Sales on the Exchange Today:
11:00 a m 620 000 12:00 noon 1 130 000
1:00 D m 1 870 000 2:00 D m 2 180 000
• Unit of trading. 10 shares: sales printed
in full. *In bankruptcy or receivership or
being reorganised under Bankruptcy Act.
or securities assumed by such companies.
Rates of dividend In the foregoing table
are annual disbursement based on the last
quarterly or semiannual declaration. On
less otherwise noted special or extra divi
dends are not Included, x Hx dividend,
xr Ex rights, a Also extra or extras, b Plus
itock dividend, d Cash or stock. • De
clared or paid so tar this year, f Payabla
In stock, g Paid last year, h Payable la
Canadian fund* k Accumulated dividends
paid or declared this year, n New issue.
k
N. Y. Bond Market
TREASURY. 2 00
1 Vis 50_101 3
2 Vis 72-67 Dec 101 *1
NEW YORK CITY
3« 80 II514
TOREIGN. 2 00
Brazil 8s 41 71
ChilMR 6*461 a 2D4
Coprnhasn 5*52 96*»
Peru 1st 6s 60 17' 1
DOMESTIC. 2 00
Am TAT 3* 66 132*V
Am TAT 2Aiia8n 101
AmTAT ‘IS* 80 9914
AmTobarco:i»6ii 103‘4
Atl CL l»t 4s 62 10314
BAO 95 A_ 6314
BAO 95 C ... 72*4
BAO 2000 D___ 63
BAOct 60 . 46
Bost Me 4s 60 90
Burl CRAN5S.34 31
Can Nat 4>4s51 II214
Ce!anese3s65 102>4
Cent BUP 4s 48 74
Cent Ga 6s 69 C 11*4
Cent Oa cn 6s45 48
Cnt NY Pwr3s74105
C R R N J 6s 87 30
ChiAAlton3s49 3414
CBAQ 4'is 77 IO914
Chi Gt Ws 4s 88 86I/1
ChiIAL41 i2003 34
CMS: P4 Vas2ft4 4 50V4
ChiANW 4'4sP9 66'4
CRIP 4 Vis 62 A 46
CRIP 4',is 60.. 21
CRIP 4s 88 .. 66'4
r'RTP rl 4s 34 4114
ChAW I 4'is 62 10514
7CC 8tL 4',is77 7414
Co! A So 4'4s8n 47
Cons Ry 4s53Ja 35
Cons P 'IS3 7.7 10314
Del A Hud 4 s 63 9414
Del LAW4S2042 50
DnARG 4s 36 50'4
DnARGWs 5s78 44
DAM 1st 4s 1)5 57
Erie 4Vis 2016 75
Fla Est Cst 5sT4 60
Grt Nor 2*is 82 96
HudAM rf 5s 67 63
HudAM In 6* 67 29>4
rC4»4i68_7714
IC 6s 66 IO414
Int Ot No 6» 52 19
Int ON I St 6s62 6154
Int Gt N05I56C 5*
int HydroE16a44 95V*
fnt TAT 44** 62101 ~
Leh VI 44**2003 37
Leh VI 4s 2003 34
Lon* 1*1 rf 4*49 105
M-K-T 6k 62 A 81
M-K-T ad] 6*67 73
Mo Par 6**1 49 18’*
Mo Pac 5s 65 A 75
Mo Pac ft* 77 P 72‘*
Mo Pac *n 4* 76 26>/»
MorrlsAEs:t5s53 68
MorlsAE 44*166 63
NYC rf 51 2013 83
NYC 4 44*20] 3A 74
N’YCHR 3!',I 97 91
NY conn:7.*75 101
NYNHAH fis 48 40’*
NYNHAH4 4**67 38’*
NYNH&H.'tVas54 31’a
NYOW rf 4s92 14>*
NYOAW *n4*55 5>*
NY W B 4'4s 46 18’*
NorfikSo5s2014 40V4
Nor P clt 4',s75 98
Nor Pac 4s 97 109
Nor Pac 3s 2047 74«*
Pac GAE 3s 79 107'*
PennCtAir3'76o 96
Penn PALt 3*751044*
PennRRe4'4s65 116'4
Phllinn Ry 4s37 9'4
RckIAAL4'_s,!4 43
Rutin lst4'441 11'4
StLSnFr 4'4s7S 29’*
StLSnF* 4850 A 394*
StLSoWest 5s.V: 66
StLSW rf 5*90 70
S' PKCSL4 ’4*4 1 36
Sea A L inc 4' ?s 61
=hell Un 2'is 71 97‘*
Soccmy-V2'a*76 98
3o Parlflr4’4s81 96'4
So Pac 4'4s 69 96
So Pac 2’is 86 90V*
So Rv 6’aS 56 100'4
TeT&NOrl3’„90 93’4
rhlrd Are 5* 81) 524*
Third A*e 4s 60 974*
U S Rub 2s,s 7 6 99'*
Viren Ry 3s 95 105
Wabash 4'4s 91 86
Walwth 3'«s 76 96V*
Ward Bk 644*701094*
West Md 4s 52. 105
West Dn 5s 60 96‘*
Wise Cent 4s 4 9 614*
Wis El P 7’ns 781004*
N. Y. Curb Market
[LIST INCLUDES ONLY SELECTED ISSUES
CHANGED nOM PREVIOUS CLOSE.
2:00
j Acme Alum A1 _ 1074
' Alreon Mt* Co.. 77*
Ala Great Sou 94
AlumlnumLtdh8148
Alum Co Am 2 .. 6174
Am Cen Ml* 12
Am Cynamld 1 a 45
Am Gas A El 2 387*
AmPotAChBl “ a 3374
Am Superpower. 17*
Ark Nat Gas A.. 47*
Atlas Coro ww 67*
BabcockAW **e 40
Barium Steel 67*
Basic Refret..40 67*
BerkAGay Furn 3
Blue Rldte .30* 374
Bourjois 1* 197*
Breeze CD 160 18V*
BrownP'Dist 80 21
1 Bnk H111AS 74a_ 177*
Burma Ltd 174
Calif El Pwr .60 974
j Calllte Tun* . 574
Catalln Am 40 1474
CentASWCtll 8
Cent StatesEl Df 60
Cities 8ervlce 231/4
Cities Svc pf 135
Colon Develop 37*
Col FuelAIr ww 474
Colts P P Arms 2974
Com A Sou war 74ji
Con* Blseult 1 17
ConsText lie.30c 10
Cont Fdy M He 17 |
Crown C Pet 7*f 674i
CrownDrug 05e 6 j
Cub Atl Su l'ia 24 i
DominSlAChH 14 |
Elec BdAShare 147*j
; El PAL Id pf A 110 I
j Fairchild E ,20g 4*4'
I Fansteel Metal 19 J
! Glen Alden Cl 2 lBVfc|
' Goldfield Cons 1V*|
Hazeltine 34e 16 j
Heyden Chem 1 26»/*|
Humble Oil 11 •* 60V*I
Illinois Power... 22?4 j
111 Pwr div ct _ 19*4 I
Int Petrol h*'a _ 13*4
Kaiser-Frazer _ 10*4
Leonard Oil Dv_ 1*4
Marion P Shov . 10
McWill Dredge_ 10*4
Menasco Mfg 3*4
Mid-WestCp *2e 16*4 ■
MlnlnirCorpCan . 7
Monogram Plct. 574
Mt City Copper 2*'4 I
NatBellasH 20e 5*4 j
Nat. Fuel G .80a 14*4 \
N O Okiep rt wi *4 '
NiagraHudPwr 9Hi
Nlles-Bem-P_13 !
Noma Elec le _ 20*4'
No Am Lt & P 6*4
NorStaPwrA. 36*4 \
NorthropAirc1 1174
Pan Am Air wr 5$4
Pantepec Oil .64 8*4
Pennroad >4*-.. 3*4
Pioneer Gold 3
Pltney-Bow 40a 10*4
Premier Gold 1M«
R-K-O opt war. 6
Raytheon Mfg 10*4
Richfield Oil ww 174
St Regis Paper 9*4
Schulte Inc_ 6*4
Segal Loclc 3*4
Select Industr 3 j
Sherwin Wm 3a 125*4
Singer Mfg Oa 250
Solar Aire .00 14*4
Si d Power A: Lt 3*4
Sterling Inc 1 *b 14*4
Sun Rav Dr.80e 36
TexonO&L40 8
Textron Inc Va* 14*4
Trl-Contl w w 2*4
United Corp ww 74
Unit Lt & Rvs 1 23
U S Foil B HOe 18*4
Utah-Ida S 15e 4*4
Venezuela Petri 6*4
Waltham Watch 12
Wriaht-Hg h.20 3
Rates of dividends in the foregoin* table
are annual disbursements based on the last
Quarterly or aemiannual declaration. Un
lesa otherwise noted, special or extra divi
dends are not Included, a Also extra or
extras, b Plus stock dividend. dCssh or
stock, e Declared or Daid so far this year,
f Payable in stock, r Paid last year, h Pay
able In Canadian funds. k Accumulated
dividends oaid or declared this year n New
Issue. ww With warrants. iw Without
warrants.
Washington Exchange
SALES.
Lar.ston Monctype—25 *t 15
Capital Tractton 1st 5s—?50ii at lot3-.
BONDS.
PUBLIC UTILITY.
, ^ Bid. Asked.
Am T A- T cv deb 2s 1950 12*
Cap Traction 1st os 194? ini'. 102
Cap Transit 1st Ref 4j 1904 105 1O0‘4
City & Suburban fis 1948 109
Georgetown Gas 1st 5s 1901 ]25'4
Pot Elec Pow 3'.g 1900_ 105
Pot Elec Pow 3V.s '?? ^110
Washington Gas 5s 1900 129
Ter RfAW Cp 1st 4'.s 1948 102
STOCKS.
PUBLIC UTILITY
Aran Tel A Tel (9) 1 T4>4
Capital Transit (2O0> •32 35
N A W Steamboat (+4* 190
Pot Elec Pwr O'”, pfd 10) lOP‘i
POt El Pt Cl‘lrr pf (5.50) in? 1001,2
Wash Gas Lt com < 1501 27 30
Wash Gas Lt cum pfd 14.25' 10«12 109>4
Wash G Lt cum cv pf (4 50) 10?
Wash Ry A El com <a27 00> 000
! Wash Ry A El pfd <5> 120 124
BANKS AND TRUST COMPANIES
■ Aran' Sec A Tr Co (10) 335 350
Bank of Bethesda ( + .75) 35
Capital (.80) 31 35
Com A Sav new till) *310
Liberty <*7) __ "on
Lincoln (bo) _ _ 310
i Natl Say Tr (8.001 330
Pr Georges BAT (tl.OO) "20'4
Riggs (12) 340 370
Union Trust Co 03 001 175
Washington 10' 170
Wash Loan A Tr 350 380
FIRE AND TITLE INSURANCE.
American (toi jsq
I Columbia (k30) . _ _ 14>4 ""*
‘Firemen a (1.40) _ _ 33
National Union ( 75) _ _ 15
Real Estate (+R) 198
MISCELLANEOUS
1 Carpel Corp (2 00) 40
Garfinckel com (13.00) *52 50
Garflnc 5‘ar, cu pf (1.375) *27 28
I Hecht com (100) 32Vi 34
Hecht 33.re cum pfd <3? 51 JOO
Lanston Mono (new) (l ot)) 13 15'4
I Mergenthaler Lino (al ()()) 55 57
Natl Mtg A Inv pfd (c 40' 0*4
Peoples Dr Stores com (100) *49 53
Security Storage (4) _ no
Ter Ref A Wh Corp (3) 58
Wdwd A Loth com <p2.30)_ *05
Wdwd 9 Loth pfd (,i "127
• Ex dividend b Books closed. t Plus
extras. a Paid so far this year. 12%
extra, f 3% extra h $5 extra, k 10 cents
extra, p Paid (n 1945 y $10 extra.
New York Cotton
NEW YORK. Sept 20 UP).—Colton fu
tures advanced sharply on a broad cover
ing movement today, in sympathy with
the trend in other markets The buying
rame after the call for Wallace's resigna
tion as Secretary of Commerce
After reaching tains of as much as
$-70 a bale, the market reacted par
tially on considerable hedge selling by
leading spot firms and some profit taking
Private advices reported mills were
i buying more spot cotton than in the
previous week and although offerings were
increasing, prices still held firm
The latest Commodity Credit Corp. sta
tistics revealed heavy cotton export sales
for the week ending September 1 1 undt*r
the subsidy program. They totaled 35,
! 830 bales.
Late afternoon prices were 85 cents to
1 $1.40 a bale higher. October. 36.pp De
| cemner. 36.78. and March. 3H 44
Trade and outside buying broadened
considerably in the last hour of trading
with all the 1P46 crop deliveries making
t new highs lor the day
Futures closed $1.70 to $2.55 a bale
higher.
Open. High Low Last.
October 36.8n 37.18 36 7 9 37.16
December 36.58 37.00 36.58 37.00
March 36.18 36. To 36.18 36.65-70
May 35 86 36.39 35.85 36.30-34
July 35 38 35 S3 35 35 35 83
October 32 82 33 41 32 82 33.26
Middling spot 37.69n.
n Nominal
Market Averages
STOCKS. 30 15 15 60
Indst. Ralls Util Sties
Net change_» 5.2 • .8 . .3 4 1.4
Today close 85.5 33 8 44 0 82.3
Prev day. 83.3 32.8 43.7 60 9
Week ago .. 87 4 36.7 46 0 64.7
Month ago_100 7 44.9 51 4 75.0
Year ago _ 94 0 42 4 48.0 70.2
1946 high _110.4 51.2 55 4 82.4
1946 low_ 83.3 32.8 43.7 60 9
BONDS. 20 10 10 10 10 Low
Rills. Indst. Util Fgn. Yield
Net change —.5 —.1 —.2 —.3 —.5
Today close x03.8xl02.7xl06.il x75 1x114.7
Prev. day . 94.3 102.8 106.2 75 4 115.2
Week ago 97.0 102.9 106 6 75.8 116.4
Month ago 101.2 103.6 107.5 78 0 117.8
Year ago 98.6 104.0 107.2 73.3 116.6
1946 high_108.9 105.2 109.5 79 0 l50,2
1946 low 93 8 102.7 106.0 75.1 114.7
xNew 1946 low
(Compiled by the Associated Press.)
Commodity Prices
NEW YORK. Sept 20.—The Associated
Press weighted wholesale price index of
3ft commodities today declined to 142.1ft i
previous day. 142.39: week ago. 140.90:
month ago. 1 4714: year ago. 108.03. based
on 1920 as 100.
U. S. Outlines World
Trade Views in Plan
To Reduce Tariffs
By tht Atiocioted Pr*i*
The United States took the lead
today in a United Nations campaign
to boost world-wide trade by level
ing prewar trade barriers.
In a move to hasten establish
ment of an international trade or
ganization, the State Department1
last night outlined the American
idea of rules that should prevail
By this action, the United States
became the first country to put into
concrete form any of the many
theories on how the United Nations
should co-operate in the economic
field.
Likely to Be Only Draft.
The American 20,000-word “white
book" on commercial policy prob
ably will be the only draft charter
discussed when 19 nations meet in
London October 15 to prepare for
a later full-scale United Nations
trade conference.
Although Britain and France have
agreed to support the same objec
tives. neither country has drawn up
any definite plan.
The United States suggested that
members of the new organization
agree to:
1. Reduce tariffs and eventually
eliminate preferences.
2. Subsidize exports only in "ex
ceptional cases."
3. Limit, the use of quotas on im
ports from various countries
4. Eventually abolish exchange re
strictions.
5. Counteract the influence of
cartels and combines in interna
' tional trade.
6. Regulate the disposal of sur
pluses.
Soviet Reaction Awaited.
Russia's reaction to the American
suggestion was awaited with interest
; because the Soviet Union is the only
j one of 15 countries that has not
'accepted a United States invitation
to begin negotiations for tariff re
ductions some time ip 1947.
The long-range objective of the
| proposals, as explained by Under
secretary of State Clayton, is to
[provide equal access to the world
markets by all countries, thus even
tually raising standards of living
everywhere.
Mr. Clayton coutioned a news
conference, however, against ex
pecting sensational results over
night in anv drive to end long
established trade restrictions.
Joining the international trade
organization only means, he said,
that a country promises to nego
tiate with others in solving eco
nomic problems. The actual agree
ment to do anything about these
problems may take years of dis
cussion.
Louisiana 'Case Bill'
Gets Court Test Today
By the Associoted Press
NEW IBERIA. La., Sept. 20 —
Louisiana's ‘‘Little Case Bill" will
get its first, practical test today as
a result of a suit filed by the Inter
national Salt Co. which seeks legally
1 to block striking union workers from
interfering with employes who want
to continue working for the com
pany.
The suit was filed in 16th Judicial
Court here against the AFL Inter
national Chemical Workers Union.
Local 27.
It charges the labor group with
discharging firearms at night
around the salt plant and around
homes of employes still working,
throwing stones at the automobiles
and homes of these workers, and
with acts of physical violence
against some workers and attempts
to frighten present and prospective
employes who seek to work at the
salt mines.
The suit charges the union with
®ommitting 26 specific acts in viola
tion of the “Little Case Bill" which
prohibits acts of violence or intimi
dation by strikers of persons desir
ing to work.
Company officials said the diffi
culty stemmed from a strike by the
union last March.
Judges S. O. Landry and James
D. Simon have issued orders to 16
strikers named as defendants in the
case to show cause for their alleged
actions against the company.
The defendants were to appear in
court this morning when the hear
ing for a preliminary injunction was
to be held.
Chicago Grain
CHICAGO. Sept 20 (iflPV—Corn led an
upturn in gram futures today, although
part of the early gains were lost and oats
displayed resistance to the advance At
one time January corn sold at the highest
level since August 14
Commission house buying of corn was
based on forecasts of cooler weather for
the corn belt, expectations of large ex
ports as a result of crop failure in Ru- 1
mania and continued strength of the grain
in the cash market.
Spot corn grading No. 1 yellow sold in
the cash market at *1.95 a bushel.
Wheat was firm on a boost in the Ca
nadian price for export wheat and con
tinued CCC support of the cash market
Trading in oats was nervous in view of
uncertainty regarding the September con
tract. in which open interest is large with
only one more day of trading permitted
Wheat closed 1 %-2 cents higher. Jan
uary. *1.99. Corn was up 1 *4-2%. Jan
uary. *1 37%-%. Oats gained %-2%. Sep
tember. 80%-%. and barley jumped 1 %
2%. November. *1.47
WHEAT—Open H'gh. Low Close.
January _ 1.97% 1 99 1.97% 199
March_ 1.91*4 1 93% 1.91% 1.93%
May 1.88 1.89% 1.88 1 89%
CORN—
January 135% 137% 135% 137%-%
March 1.33% 1.34% 1.33% 1.34%-%
OATS-—
September .78% .80*4 .78% .80%-%
November _ .74s* 75% .74% .75%-%
December .73% .74 .73 73%-%
March .71*4 .72% .71% .72% ,
BARLEY_
November. 1.45% 1 46 1.45% 1 46
December 1 1.44% 1 46 1 44% 1.46
March_ 144% 145% 144% 1.45%
Chicago Cash Market.
Wheat, all contract grades. : oh. nom
inal. Corn. No. 1 yellow. 1.95; No. 3 yel
low. 1.92%. No 4 yellow'. 1.92; No. 5 yel
low. 1.91 >'2-1 93%. Oats, No 1 heavy,
mixed. 82%; No. 1 mixed. 81 %-% No. 2
mixed. 81%; No. 1 heavy, white. 82%-83.
No 1 white. 82-82%: No. 3 W'hite. 79%;
sample grade white. 76%. Barley, malting
1.50-1 78. nominal, feed. 1,16-1.44. nom
inal. Field seed, per hundredweight, nom
inal; red top. 16.00-17.00. timothy. 6 75
7.00._
Chicago Produce
CHICAGO. Sept. 20 lAb iOSDAV—Live
poultry unsettled: Receipts. 08 trucks, no
cars: fob. prices roasters, fryers and
broilers. 38-00; others unchanged
Butter, firm: receipts. 307.150. trade un
changed Eggs. top. firm: receipts. 8.373:
V- S extras. 1 and 2. 61-54.5 extras. 3
and 4. 44-45 6: U S. standards. 1 and
2. 44: U S Standards. 3 and 4. 41 43 5;
current receipts. 41.44 dirties. 33-35:
checks. 32-34.
Odd-Lot Dealings
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 20 <4*. —The
Securities and Exchange Commission re
ported today thees transactions by cus
tomers with odd-lct dealers or specialists
on the New York Stock Exchange for Sep
tember 19—12.373 purchases involving
364,114 snares: 9.137 shares involving
293.649 shares including 126 short sales
involving ft.062 shares.
United States Treasury Position
ly the Associated Press
The position of the Treasury September 18. compared with corresponding date
a year ago. Sept. IK. 1S«4H Sept 10. 1045
Receipts - MAO. 190.301.53 *405.870,588.84
Expenditures - 457.807.054.38 744.505.At 8.44
Balance -- 0,394.864.582.61 16.257.407.763 30;
Customs receipts for month_ 25.031.701.74 18.030.440 44
Receipts fiscal year July 1 - 7.474,038.563.16 8,546.100.852.88!
Expenditures fiscal year- 8.580.587.056.53 20.438.000 906 87'
Excess of expenditures _ 1.106.558.403.37 11 882.710.143 00:
Total debt - __ 565.501.020 018 37 262.637.644 117 84'
Decrease under previous day_ 60.031.623.57
Gold assets - 80.288,267.910.96 20.094.831,525 34
Veterans’ Group Files
to
Buy Fairlington
A group of World War II veterans
have organized a corporation for the
purchase of Fairlington. Govern
ment-owned apartment project in
Arlington, to operate as a co-opera
tive ownership undertaking, it was
announced today.
The bid. reportedly in excess of
$30,000,000. has been submitted to
Defense Homes Corp. which declined
to release the names of any other*
who are seeking to purchase the
project.
The community was built about
two years ago at a cost of $35,400,000
and contains 3.439 apartments
spread over 322 acres.
Board to Meet Monday.
The DHC said its board will meet,
Monday afternoon to consider this
and all other bids on the project.
Veterans do not hold a preference by
virtue of their military service alone,
it was stated, as the project was
financed with a Federal Housing
Administration-backed loan The
bidder meeting all requirements and
submitting the highest offer will re
ceive the award.
Irving Goldberg, in the DHC pub
lic relations office, quoted William
A Ziegler, general manager, DHC.
as declining to release to the public
the names of other bidders but said
additional offers have been received.
Under the veterans’ plan, 50-year
leases would be issued on terms en
abling residents to complete their
payments within 25 years with
monthly payments the same a*
rentals. Part of the monthly pay
ments, all of which now goes for
rental, would be applied toward
payment for the leasehold. Pur
chasers would be permitted to sub
lease or sell their equity to “accep
table tenants," the announcement
stated.
Priorities Planned.
Priority announced would be first
to residents of Fairlington and a*
vacancies occur, units would be of
fered to veterans with honorable
discharge and then to persons now
in the service. Nonveterans would
be given third highest consideration.
From time to time preferred stock
would be issued ultimately ex
changeable for voting common stock
in the corporation.
Listed as officers of the group are
C. Louis Knight, attorney, president;
M. Maxwell Caskie. jr attorney,
and Hugh O. Davis, political scien
tist, vice presidents.
Army in Reich Molds Three
On Bogus Money Charges
(From Yesterday's Last Edition.)
By th» Associated Press
FRANKFURT. Germany. Sept. 19.
—Three American civilians employed
here have been charged with pos
sessing counterfeit dollars and
pounds, in connection with dealings
of a European black market syndi
cate, Army prosecutors reported
today.
The men, scheduled for trial next
week, are John M. Logsdon of De
troit, Alvin F. Bockbrader of Bowl
ing Green, OhMj'-and William c.
McKinley of Bessemer, Ala., all
former soldiers.
They were among 13 Americans
discovered last month to have been
jailed since June without formal
charges or legal counsel. Charges
were preferred September 10 and
defense counsel appointed Septem
ber 13, Army prosecutors said. They
explained the investigation of their
cases took many months because
the trail led into France and Eng
land as well as Germany.
More than a score of German and
French black marketers and coun
terfeiters were said to have partici
pated in the transactions, which
allegedly involved $17,000 in bogus
oills and 1.500 fake English pounds.
Arkansas Western Gas Co. offering
of 2.900 common shares was mar
keted at 13\ by a group headed by
E. H. Rollins & Sons.
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