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D. C. Bank Clearings
Set All-Time Record
During September
By Edward C. Stone
Washington bank clearings in
September and the , first nine
months of 1947 set new all-time
peaks for both periods. George H.
Bright, Clearing House manager, an
nounced today.
September clearings, highest for
any month in any year, reached
$311,304,948, crossing the $300,000,
000 for the first time. Clearings in
September'last year total $267,
579,767, making the gain in the
month now ending $43,725,181.
Clearings in the nine months
amounted to $2,498,729,392 against
$2,277,908,674 in the like period, an
increase of $220,820,718.
Bankers said District tax pay
ments, very active business, retail
sales and bonds cashed by veterans
were leading factors in the Sep
tember rise. '
The nearest approach to the Sep
tember clearings record was last
•December when the total reached
$298,322, 943.
August Gas Earnings Off.
The Washington Gas Liight Co.
reported to the Public Utilities Com
mission a seasonal loss in August
net income of $110,789, compared
with a loss of $119,708 last year.
•rur me eigm monins net income
amounted to $659,623, against $871,
720 a year ago, a decrease of $212,
097, caused by higher payrolls and
increases In other operating costs
during conversion to straight na
tural gas now nearing completion.
Meters in service in the District in
August numbered 169.196 vs. 167,
123 a year ago. ,
Details from the August report of
the Capital Transit Co. state that
revenue passen^rs in the first eight
months of the year numbered 257,
252,595, a decrease of 17514,695, or
6.4 per cent; from last year.
Again in August the higher rate
for passes failed to increase revenues
over the same month a year ago.
Expenses mounted, while taxes and
depreciation declined. The August
net was $8,776, or $13,414 less than
a year ago.
Earnings Lowest in Years.
In connection with the plea for
higher telephone rates, Chesapeake
& Potomac Telephone Co. officials
stated that the company’s current
rate of earnings is the lowest in 25
years, lower than in the worst years
of the depression; less than 3 per
cent.
Expenses have gone up 198 per cent
and revenues only 142 per cent since
1939, officials said. Nearly 9,400,
telephones have been added in the
last eight months with more than
18,000 applications still on hand. .The
company has invested more than
$14,000,000 in improvements in the
past 12 months.
Division Presidents Named.
Gordon D. Palmer, Tuscaloosa,
Ala., has been elected president of
the National Bank Division of the
ABA at Atlantic City. R. M. Alton.
Portland, Oreg., is the new Trust
Division head.
Ten issues listed on the Washing
ton Stock Exchange will pay divi
dends in the next few days which
have already been declared.
The list includes the American
Security & Trust Co., Riggs National
Bank, American Telephone, Capital
Transit, Bank of Commerce & Sav
ings, Prince Georges Bank and Trust
Co., three Garfinckel issues and
People Drug Stores.
Business Briefs |
Business Failures rose to 77, high
est mark in six weeks, in the week
ended Septemher 25, and compared
witl) 73 in the preceding week and 28
in the like 1?46 week—Dun & Brad
street. —. >
California-Texas Co., owned
jointly by Standard Oil Co. of Calif
ornia and Texas Co., has acquired
a »ong-term lease on 160 acres along
the Rhine River about four miles
from Rotterdam and expects to
build an $18,000,000 refinery for
processing crude oil for the Middle
East. .
William W'hitman Co. invited
common stockholders of Nashawena
Mills to sell the firm a minimum of
10,000 shares at $40 a share and
askfd for tenders of a minimum of
6.500 shares of Nonquitt Mills at $38
a share. The Whitman company
already has a large interest in the
other firms.
"New England Telephone & Tele
graph Co. awarded $40,000,000 of
debentures to a syndicate headed
by Halsey, Stuart & Co. on a bid of
100.8091 for a 3% coupon. Reof
fering is expected at 101.625.
Wisconsin Public Service Co. reg
istered With the SEC $4,000,000 of
30-year first mortgage bonds for
competitive sale to help finance ex
pansion.
Standard Oil Co. of New Jersey
announced it had greatly enlarged
its proposed winter advertising cam
paign and would take space in 800
daily and weekly newspapers in 18
States. The campaign will be con
ducted through the first three weeks
of October.
Cook Paint A Varnish Co. de
clared a quarterly dividend of 25
cents a common share, payable No
vember 29. Previous payments were
20 cents.
Burlington Mills Corp, declared an
extra dividend of 25 cents and a
regular quarterly of 25 cents, both
payable December 1. The firm paid
25-cent extras last November and
in June
Gulf Oil Corp. earned $42,510,875
or $4.68 a share In the first half of
1947 vs. $26,746,013 or $2.95 a year
earlier.
Virginia-Carolina Chemical Corp.
profit for 12 months ended June 30
was $4,067,074, a gain of *2.364,476
from the preceding fiscal period.
Gimbel Bros., Inc., earned $2,633,
696 or $1.15 a share In six months
ended July 31 vs. *8.001.380 or *3.89
a year earlier.
North American Rayon Corp.
profit for 36 weeks ended September
6 was *2.865,298 or *5.59 vs. *1.865.872
or *1.18 In ihe like 1946 period.
Mueller Brass Co. earned $353,047
or 66 cents in three months ended
August 31 vs. $155,786 or 29 cents
a year earlier.
Pacific Telephone A Telegraph Co.
net income for three months ended
August 31 was $1,607,495 or 14 cents
vs. $5,079,980 or $1.56 in the same
1946 period.
Hollinger Consolidated Gold Mines
earned $647,103 or 13 cents in six
months ended June 30 vs. $904,509
or 18 cents a year earlier.
George W. Borg Corp. profit for 12
months ended June 30 was $802,757
or $2.33 vs. $294,679 or 85 cents In
the preceding fiscal period.
Sunshine Biscuits, Inc., has trans
ferred general executive offices from
Kansas City to New York City.
Crowley, Milner A Co. earned
*98.411 or 11 cents in six months
ended July 31 vs. $389,683 or 99 cents
ft year earlier.
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Adami Exp y«* a 17% i7>4 17% + %
Addreso-M2 3Sg 1 36% 36% 36% - %
Air Reduction 1 13 29% 29% 29%
Alaaka Juneau .4 4% 4% 4%
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Allegheny Core 11 3% 3% 3%
Allegheny Co of 6 3S% 38% 38%+ %
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*Alleg*Wett6 f 0 95 95 95
A' Chm ft Dye 6 6 186 185% 185% - %
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Allied Stores a 16 33% 32% 32% - %
Allis Chaim 1 60 69 40% 39% 40% + %
Allis ChM of 3V„ 3 98% 98% 98%+ %
AlphaP Cem ’.g 1 30 30 30 + %
Amerada Pet 2. 1 79 79 79 +1%
Am Agrleul 3a.. 2 46% 46% 46% - %
Am Airlines .. 35 8% 8% 8%
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Am Bk N 1.80 . 3 21% 21% 21%+%
'Am Bnk N of 3 60 70*4 70% 70%-%
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Am Can 3 4 83% 83% 83% - %
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Armour* Co 27 14% 13% 14 + %
Armour pr pf 6 2 107 107 107 -1
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♦ Asso DO 2nd 7 50 113 112 112 -1
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♦At] Refln pfA 4 60 112 111% 112
♦ AtlKef oIB3% 2 103% 103 103
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Austin Nichols 13 6% 6% 6% - %
Austin N of 1 2</ 1 14% 14% 14% - %
Autocar Co 1 '*» 6 20% 19% 19% - %
Avco Ufa .10* . 9 5 4% 4%
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Carrier Coro 5 18% 18% 18%
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ComwlthEd 1 .40 12 29% 29% 29% - %
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Curtla Publish 7 10% 9% 9%
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tGen<TAR 83/4pf 10 89 89 99 -2
Gillette 8 R 2% 4 27% 27 27% - %
Gillette pf 5_ 2 97 97 97 -1
Glmbel Bros Sb 15 22% 22% 22% + %
GoebelBrew 20* 1 8% 6% 6% + %
tOold Stic Tel 8 10 121 121 121
Goodall-Sn lHa 1 28% 28% 28%+%
Goodrich BF3* 14 95% 53% 55%+ %
Goodrich Df A.. 1102% 102% 102% + %
OoodyearTAR 4 32 45% 44% 49%+ %
Goth Hoe 1.60a. 3 20% 20% 20%
Granam-Palee 17 4% 4% 4% + %
Granite CStlVMr 1 20 20 20 — %
Grant <WT) la. 3 27% 27 27 +%
tGrantWT pf3l4 1104 104 104 - %
Gt NorlOct la 13 17 18% 17 + %
Gt Nor Ry pf 8 1 33% 39% 39%
Ort W Sue 1.80. 11 22% 22% 22%-%
tGtWestSua Pf7 30 154% 134% 134% - %
Oreen H L 2 . 7 32 32 32 - %
GreenTAD 1.20 1 13% 19% 15%
Greyhound V4h. 24 10 9% 9%
GruAlrEne 1%« 3 28 28 29 + %
Gulf BobAObro 11 12% 12 12
Golf OH la ... 10 67 66% 67 + %
Gulf Bta Util... 9 19% 13 13%
HACK WAT1.70 2 39% 35% 35%
Hall Print la 3 13 13 19 - %
Ham Watch %z. 1 13% 13% 19% + %
tHamlltnW of 4 30 38% 98% 98%-%
Harb-Walk lViiz 3 23% 23% 29%+%
Harts Induat .. 1 7% 7% 7% - %
Hayea Mfz Co 12 7% 7% 7% - %
'Hail-Atlas 1.20 4 28% 26% 26%
Hein* 4.80 . 4 38% 38% 38% - %
'Heinz pf 8.66. 140 103% 109% 103%
Helme OWi 1 39 95 55
Hercul Pdrl 05« 4 52% 32% 52% + %
'Hercule* P pf6. 40 131% 131% 131%
Herzh Choc *»h. 6 36% 36 36 -1%
tHerah naf SO 194 19« 194 . u
Hilton Hotrt l .. « 11V4 1U4 11* - *
Holland Purn la 11 23* 23* 23*- *
Holly 8ui 1 ... 1 18* 18* 16*+ *
Homestakel*t 3 44* 44* 44*+ *
Houd-Hersh *t 1 16* 16* 16* + *
Houd Her pray. 1 48* 46* 48*+ *
'Househld pf3* 30 104 103* 103* -1
Houston LAP s. 3 42* 42* 42* + *
Houston 011 *8. 4 22* 22* 22* + *
HowardBtrs 1*. 1 24 24 24 + *
Hudson ft Man. 2 3* 3* 3*
Hudson Mot 40 12 17* 17* 17*
Hunt mods 1... B 21* 20* 21 + *
Hupp Coro 6 4* 4* 4*
ILL CENTRAL.. 3P 2d* 26* 24*+ *
HI Central Pt . 9 99* 98* 99* +1*
111 Term RR .72. 6 9* 8* 9* + *
IndPrftLtl* X 2 29 24* 29 + *
Industrl El Mex 2 16* 16* 16*+ *
Indust Ray 144« 3 43 43 43 + *
Inter-Rand 6a 1 122 122 122 +1
Inland Btl 1.40t 9 36* 36* 36* + *
Insplra Cop lV4t 3 16* 16 16 + *
Insuran Ctl.20a 6 6* a* 6* - *
IntereonRub V«t 1 3* 3* 3* + *
Inter Iron .60t _ 12 12* 12* 12*
IntBusMehB. 1 214 214 214 -*
tnt Harvester 4 10 86* 89* 86* +1
tint Harr of 7. 20 182* 162* 182* + *
Int Hydro El A. 16 7 6* 7 + *
tnt MACh 1 66 2 29 26* 29* - *
Int Mineral nf 4 2 87* 87* 87* +1
int Min Int 1* 4* 3* 3* - *
Int Nickel 1 80. 37 27* 27* 27* + *
tnt Paper» ... 43 94* 93* 94* + *
Int Salt *>/«t— 1 93 93 93 - *
Int Silver 4*t- 6 99 99* 98*+ *
int Tel ft Tal 28 12* 12* 12*+ *
tnt TftT fore* 8 12* 12* 12*
Inter Den Btrs t 2 20* 20* 20*
Intertype Cp It 1 26* 26* 26*-*
IACOB8 P L . B 6 7* a + *
■teeter M 1 30t 4 22* 22* 22*+ *
' JerCntPAL pI4 20 97* 97* 97*
Johns-Man .SOh 10 43 42 43 + *
Johnson ft J .28 1 29* 29* 29* + *
Jones ft L Btl t. 22 33* 32* 33* + *
Joy Menf 1.20e 2 37* 37* 37*+*
KANS CTT7 80 3 23 22* 23 + *
Ken city 69*14 1 92 92 92
Keyser J 1V,»__ 3 16* 16* 16* + *
Kelsey-Hy A 1* 1 24* 24* 24*+*
Kelsey-H B *1. 12 20* 19* 20*+ *
Kennecott 2V«t. 24 44* 43* 44*+ *
Keystone 8 2a . 1 4s 43 43 -1
Klmbrly Cl 1.40 3 23* 23 23 - *
Kinney OR .80t 1 14* 14* 14* — *
'Kinney S5 pi 6 40 78 77* 76
Coppers Co 1.80 16 34* 34 34*
Kreste SB l*t 3 37* 37* 37*
*<aConsol pl.64t 1 ,11* 11* 11*- *
Lambert Co 2a. 1 24* 24* 24*+ *
Lana Bryant 1.. 2 11* 11* 11*+*
Lee RubrftTt 2 a 2 46 49* 46 - *
LeesJmaftS 1.40 3 24* 24* 24*
'LeesftB pf 3.85 20 99* 99* 99*+ *
Lehltb C ft N 1 3 10* 10* 10*
Len V Coal 1 ofS 2 20* 20* 20*
'Ah Valley HR 1 9* 9* 9* + *
Lehman C 4.56t 4 49* 49 49 - *
Lehn ft Pink . 1 12* 12* 12*- *
Lerrer Btre 1*. 7 19* 19* 19*
Libby Olase 2 . 9 91* 91* 91*+ *
Lib MeMftL %t 3 a* 6* 8* + *
Life Barer 1.10c 3 34 34 34 - *
Llttett ft Myr 4 3 67 84* 88*-1*
'Lilt ft M 9f 7 . 20 189 189 189 +*
Lima Locom ta 7 94* 93* 94* + *
won wn - ^ — %
Llcuid Caron 1. 3 22 22 22 - %
Lockheed Aire.. 2B 14% 13% 14% 4 H
Loew’a Xae 1% 24 12% 1»% 12%-%
LoneBterCSHa 3 44% 49% 44% 4 %
Lont-Bell L.45k 3 23% 23% 23%
Lowensteln 1 Ha 1 24 24 24 - %
'Lowanatn pf4H 90 22 99 22 - %
LukanaSU.40 4 10% 10% 10% - %
‘M ANDRW pf ft 10 143 143 143
MackTnick 3Vat 2 33% 93% 93% 4 %
Macy R H 2a 3 39% 39% 33%
Macy RB pf 4V« 1110 110 110 4 %
Mad Sa Oar 1 7 14 13% 14
MatmaCopHf. 2 12% 19% 12%
Matnarox lb .. 1 13% 13% 13% 4 %
Manatl But Vat 3 10 10 10
Manh Shirt 1 40 1 23% 25% 23% 4 %
Maraea Oil .10a 1 4% 4% 4% 4 %
Marathon era l 1 23% 23% 23% 4 %
Marine Midi Hi • 4% 4% 4% - %
'Markets tRy pr 7 14% 13% 14 4 H
MarahU Fid Sa 4 27% 24% 24% - %
Martino L . _ IS 14% 13% 13% -1%
Mart-Parry ,«0a 13 24 23% 23% 4 %
Masonite Cp la 1 30% 30% 30% - %
Master ■ 2.40 4 22% 22% 22% 4 %
Matitles Aik It. 7 32% 32% 32%
May Deot pfttH 1100% 33% 33%
tMayStrt pfnSH 1 37 37 27 -1%
Maytat Co Ht.. 4 11 10% 10%-%
Martac ot 3_ 1 49% 43% 45%-%
KeCaU CoroSa 1 41 41 41 - %
‘MeCrory PT 8H 20 100 100 100 -1%
McGraw Klee Sa 1 33% 33% 33% 4 %
McOrawRlll Ht- 0 24% 24% 24% 4 H
McSeaaAR 2.40 2 33% 33% 33%4 M
McLtllaa Str It 1 20 20 20
MalTllieSb 1.00 4 23% 23% 23%-%
Mental Co It 3 10% 10% 14% - %
Merck&Co 1.40. 2 40% 40 40
MerekOtco pfSH 1101 101 101
Uaata Mach 3H 4 42% 42% 42% - %
Miami Cop 1 Vat 2 13% 19% 13% 4 %
Mtd-ConPetl Vat 4 42% 41% 42% - %
Midland Stl P 2 1 37 37 37 - %
Mlnn-BRUHt 4 51 30% 50 4 %
tlUan B pt 0.30 1107% 107% 107% -1%
Mlnn-Molin. 31 12% 11% 12% 4 %
tMln-Mo oftHk 20 121% 121 121%
MSPicBSMAle 10 10 0% 10 4 %
Min Mlnint 1.40 1 07 07 07 - %
Mission Cra Ho 45 44% 43% 43% 4 %
Mo-Ean-Texat 7 3% 3 3 4 %
Mo-Kan-Tex pt 4 17% 17% 17% 4 %
Mohawk Carp 3 1 33% 35% >3% 4 %
Molud Bos .SOt. 1 10 10 10 4 %
Monsanto Ch 2 7 01 00% 00% - %
Monsanto ot 0% 2 122 122 122 4 %
Montt Wart la 17 33% 34% 33% 4 %.
Moora-MeC L t 13 30% 30% 30% 4 %
Motor Prod lHt 14 23% 22% 23% 41
\
Sales—
Stock and Add Net
Dividend Rate. 00. Hlfh. Low. 3:30. cbte.
Motor »hJ 1.20 1 2194 2194 2 194 + 94
Motorola 60s 3 1294 1294 1294 + 94
Muel Brass ,90h 4 20 1094 20
Mullins lfff 9«f. 30 2494 2394 24 + 94
MUrohfOC 194a 1 3694 3094 3«94 + 94
Murray Coro 94s 1 1294 1294 1294
MurrayOorn of* 1 4094 4094 4094+ 94
NA8H-KK.94S. O 1*94 10 Ida
Nat Airlines 3 17>4 1194 1294 + 94
NatAnto Fib 60 1 1094 1094 1094 + 94
NatAvlatlon V,s 7 1 394 1394 1394 + 94
Nat Biscuit 194s 3 30 2994 2994+ 94
Ntt Biscuit pf 7 1 102 102 102 -3
Nat Can 7 994 9V4 994 + 94
Nat Cash R1941 .4 3994 3994 3994+ 94
Nat Cltv Lints I 14 914 994 994
NatContaln 1.20 11 1394 1394 1394 + 94
Nat Cyln Oas.80 3 1394 1394 1394 + 94
Nat Dairy 1.80 13 3014 30 30-94
Nat Dent Stria x 2 1594 1594 1594 + 94
Nat Distillers S. 25 2294 22 2294+ 94
Nat Oypsa Vis- 4 1594 1994 1994 + 94
Nat Land Ha .. 5 3194 3194 3194 + 94
♦Nat Ld gf A 7. 10 194 104 104 - 94
♦Nat Ld Pl B 4 10 15494 15494 15«94
NatUnsnSv 45a 1 794 794 794 + 94
NatMalAStl .45s 3 15 1S94 1894
Nat Pow A L 4 1 1 1
Natl Steel 4 3 8394 83<4 S3‘4 - 94
Nat Sus Re 1.60 1 24 24 24
.'.at Bunoiv 24 1894 1894 1S94 + >4
•Nat Sup of 494 90 9894 9S 98 - 94
Nat Bud Slip! 3 • 19 10 18+94
t-»t Tea la 2 2494 2494 2494
Natomas Co 94s. 3 1294 -1294 1294 - >4
Nehl Corp 1- 1 20*4 2094 2094 + 94
NetsnerBro 80a 2 1494 1494 1494 - 94
tNJ PwdcLt pf 4 80 10594 10594 10594 -294
Nawotlndust 2. 3 2694 2694 2694+ 94
Newpt N S 194s. 1 2294 2294 2294+ %
1 Y Central RR 39 15 1494 1494 + %
NTCAStLpf994k 1 12194 12194 12194 + 94
NTCGmnlbutJ/4l 1 1394 13>4 1394+ >4
NTNHAHpfwl 15 2494 24 24 - 94
*NTPAL Pf 3.90 40 10294 10294 10294
N T BbiPbld 44* 5 1594 15 15*4 + *4
NopcoCh l.tOf. 2 35 3494 3494 -194
Norf A Western. 1 90 50 50
No Am Avia le. 7 694 694 OH+94
Nor Am Co lb .. 12 2394 25H 2394 - 94
North Nat Gas.. • 5 2694 2694 2694
North Paelflc Is 12 2094 20H 2094 + 94
♦NoStPw Pf3.60 20 67H 6794 9794+ 94
Northwest Air! 42 1494 1494 1494 + 94
NrthwAlrpfl.16 34 2494 2394 2494 + 94
♦Northw Ttl 6 30 3694 36*4 3694 + 94
OHIO OIL 94a.. 31 23H 2494 2594+ 94
Oliver Corp He 24 2«H 2394 2494+ 94
♦Omnibus pf 8 40 10094 100 100 — 94
Oppenheim Col 2 1394 1594 1594 - 94
Otis Sieve 1.35s 9 2694 2094 20H
♦Otis Alev pf 6 1159 159 159 -1
Owen-IllGl 294* 2 72 71H 72 + 94
♦PAC COAST- 20 13 13 13 -1
aeuas Ariel 6 39V* 364* 364*+ V*
Pae U1IU 3 2 344* 34V* 344* + IV*
♦Pae TAT 2.30c 20 100 100 100
♦Pae TelftT Of • 30 196V* 156V* 156V* - V*
Pae We«toil.. 01 464* 47 48>*+2V*
Packard M Ike 135 5 44* 5
Pan Am Air ... 20 94* *4* 94* + V*
PanhdSPL 2V.c 9 52** 5i 52** + v*
♦Panh SPL pf 4. 10 104V* 104V* 104V* + V*
Panhandle PAR 22 6V* 6V* 6% + v*
“aramnt Plct 2 61 23V* 224* 23 + V*
Park Utah CM 2 24* 24* 24*
Parker Ruat 2 V* 2 284* 284* 284*
Parmelee T ,80c 1 74* 74* 74*
Patino U ¥.c . 2 10*/* vo 10
Penney 1JC12a 10 43 424* 43 + >+
Penn-CentAlrl 6 74* 7v* 74*+ v*
“enn CoalACoke 5 15V* 15 15V* + V*
Penn PAL 1.20. 36 19V* 19 19V*
PennRRV** 25 16 174* 174*- V*
♦Penn Salt pfSV* 50 1154* 1154* 1154* + 4*
People* Dr 1.60 1 SlV* 51V* 51V* + V*
People* QL »*•* 1 904* 904* 904*
Peott-Cola 70a 4p 29'* 284* 29'* + V*
PfeifferBrew la. 3 16'* 16V* 16'* + v*
PflrerC*Co2a 3 43V* 43 43'*+ 4*
PhelDodie2.40* 16 414* 4lv* 41>* + V*
♦PhllaCo 6 pf S250 534* 524* 524*-IV*
♦Phil Co S6 pf 8 10 101 101 101
Phlla Sleet 1 .jo 5 24 234* 34 + v*
Phlla SI SI pf 1 2 29>* 29>* 29'* + 1*
PhUARde CAI 2 12 154* 15'* 154* + '*
Phllco Corp 1V* 4 204* 28>* 28V* + V*
Philip Mor 144a 7 254* 29>* 25V*
Phllllpa Petrol 3 23 564* 5544 56'* -IV*
PtttCkACb 44t 16 14** 14 V* 14'* + v*
♦Pitta CdkC pf 5 60 53 924* 93 - 1*
PltCnnCoal 1.60 11 29'* 29 29V* + **
Pitt Pore 1»._- 3 22V* 22V* 23'*+'*
Pitts Pi Ol 70*. 9 37 36V* 37 + V*
Pitt Screw .65,. 2 84* 84* 84*
Pitt Steel 19 l*v* 1344 14 + 1*
♦Pitts Steel A 01270 87 86 67 + V*
50 ,J% •** 624* + 4*
* West Va 4 14'* 134* 14V*+1'*
Plttston Co_ 8 34V* 34 341* - v*
Poor dr Co B 1__ 1 1334 13% 13j*
“reseed 8tl Car. 10 10V* lOV* 10'* + V*
Proe A Oam 3* 5 884* 684* 684*+ V*
Pub SveCol 1 63 4 354* 35V* 354* +- 4*
Pub 8NJ 1.40. 13 *5 M* 23 + V*
♦Pub BrelfJ pfi 140 143 141'* 141'* - v*
♦Pub BreNJ Pf7 1 1294* 126V* 1264*
Pub BreNJ pffl 210 1164* 116V* 116>* — V,
♦Pub 87c kj Btr. 40 loau imu _ J?
’ubllcker Ind 7 2344 24% 24% + %
♦PubHeker Pf4% 140 92% 92 92 -1
Pullman 144*.l 3J% 33% 93%+ %
Pura OH 1 - 14 25% 25% 23% + %
RADIO CP SO* 23 6% 7% «
Radio Cppf344. 1 74% 74% 74% - %
?a-Ktn-01 20 14 11 io% 11
Rsyonlerlne 44* 13 27% 27 27% +1
Rajonlerpl*.. 2 37% 37% 37%+ %
ReadlnaCo 1 ... 1 19% 19% 19%+ %
Ream Broi 1 — 3 13% 13% 13%-%
RellableStl 60a. 1 24% 24% 24% + %
EelUr.ee Mff 1 3 11% 11% u%
♦Reliance pf 3% 20 70 70 70
Rem-Raqd y«h_ 6 14% 14% 14%+ %
Reo Motors 2% d 30 29% 30
Rep Aviation ..12 7% 7% 7% + %
Renub Steel la IP 26% 26% 2d% - %
Rep Steel pf A 6 4 110% 110 110% - %
Revere C°pr%« 3 19% 19% 19% - %
ReqpUDru*_ 16 7 7 7
Reynolds Met . 1 22% 22% 22% - %
♦Rey Met of 544 40 104% 103 103 -1
Reyn TB 1.15*. 12 40% 39% 40%+ %
Rheem Mf* I _ 3 20% 20% 20% - %
Richfield 011 1.. I 15% 15% 15% - %
Roan Ant .22*.. >1*6 6
Ruberoid 1%*.. 6 60% 60 60% + %
KSSSJViU.v *«* «>% + %
SAFEWAY 8T 1 11 23 22% 22% + %
St Joseph Ld 2a 2 43% 43% 43%
^San Pran 13 0% 8% 6%
St L SanPran pf 4 2P% 29% 29% - %
St Rede Paptr 2f 10% 101+ 10% + %
Savete Armi 4.« 6 9% 9% 9% + %
Scbenlry Dlatl S 70 35% 33% 33% + %
tScovlU of 8.65 30 100 100 100 + %
Scranton Blac 1 1 15% 13% 15% + 1+
SeebAlrLRR « 16% 14% li% + %
SeabAlrL pf244c 1 46 46 46 + %
Seaboard 011 1 J 29% 29% 29% + %
Seer* RoeDck la 20 36% 36% 36% + %
Selberllnt Rub . 1 6% 6% s% - %
Servel Inc S0» 7 11% 11% n% _ i*
ShamrOAtQ 1.20 2 24 24 24
Sharon Steel 2 . 4 334i 34% 35% + %
Sharpe AD pf3% 1 7t% 79% 79%+ %
Shell Un Oil %* 6 29% 29 29% + %
Sheraton A .80* 4 7% 7 7
Silver Kin* Col. 1 4% 4% 4%
Simmons 144*.. 3 3a% 36 36 + %
Sinclair OU1 . 15 13% 19% 13%
Ske!> Oil 144* 6 66 64 64 +2
Sloaj-SStl 1.20* 2 19% 19% 19%+%
Smith (AO > Col 1 95 54 34
Smi'hACoron 2 9 27% 27 27%+1%
SmlihASenl.40a 1 34% 34% 34% - 14
Socony-Vac 60 39 16% 16 16%+ %
Sou AG&P JZO*. 4 4 4 4
So P RlcaSue 4a 1 41 41 41 - %
SoeaitOrer 1.60 1 is% 16% 16% - %
So CalB61s 144 1 31% 31% 31% - %
BouNatOas 144b 6 24 23% 23% - %
Southern Pae 4 10 43% 42% 43% + %
Southern Ry 3 7 36% 37% 37%
South rn Ry pf 5 1 63 63 6] +1
Spaldlnc la- 6 19% 19% 19%+ %
♦oarks Within* 2 3% 3 5 I %
Spenc Kel 1.60a 7 27% 27% 27%+1%
Bperry Corn 64* 11 21% 21% 21% - %
spi*«#i U* 7 n% n% + r!
SpuareD .69* _ 5 14% 16% 16% + %
Stand Brandi 2 7 29% 28% 28% - %
ltd OsAtB 84 Of 43 30% 29% 30 + %
ltd OS«B S6pr 1 110% 110% 110% + %
Std OM*7pr pf S 120% 119% 119% - %
BtdOU Cal 2.35* 34 97% 37 37% - %
Std Oil fnd 144a IS 39% 39% 39%-%
SM Oil NTS* 7 73% 73% 73% - %
Btd OilOhlo 144 13 27% 27% 27%+%
Std Oil Oh Bf8»i 2 102% 102% 102% - %
StdStlSprln* 44* 4 13 13 13 + %
Bterchl Broa 1 3 13% 13% 13% - %
Sterllni Drut 9 13 37% 37 37
Steven*JP2.... 9 33 33 93
Stews rtWrn 44* 2 15% 19% 13%
Stokelr-Van Cl d 22% 22% 22% + %
ttoneAWeb 144* 1 13% 13% 13% - %
Studebaker %* 10 20% 20% 20% + %
Sun CDem 60 4 11% H% llv*
Sunray 011 44b 106 11% 11% 11% + %
Sunshine Bite 3 5 36% 37% 37% - %
3n nevVaa 4 av Ik 4 OllA ASu k< •. . . .
Superior Steel 1 3 1*4 184 164 + 4
Sutberld Pop 2» 1 38 38 38 + >4
3wiftACo 1 HI* 7 334 334 334- 4
Swift Inti 1 SO 6 234 *34 234
Srlvn Bee 1.08* 1 22 *2 22 + 4
STPilnt-Old y«* 6 84 64 64 +4
TEXAS CO Sa.. 279 594 544 954+14
Text! Co rt« . 1553 2 114 2+4
TexQulfProd Via 3 154 154 154 + 4
Tex Oulf Sul Sa 3 544 544 544+ 4
Tex Pec CAO 1. 18 374 364 364 + 4
rexrecLTr ,«Og 6 38 274 374 + 4
TexAPtc Rr 3t 1 48 46 48 +4
ThermoldCa 80 8 104 104 104 + 4
Third Arc Tram 2 74 74 74-4
ThomaaSt 1.40* 2 21 *1 21 +4
Xhompton P ’<■ 3 434 43 43
Thom-Starrttt * 44 44 44 + 4
Tide Wat Oil 1 a 2 184 184 184 - 4
'TidtWat pf8% 80 1064 1084 1084
Tlmk-D Axl 4f lp 174 174 174
rimkaaRB14l 2 484 48 484+ 4
rrntamerica 4a 5 114 H4 114+4
Trans A W Air. 1 184 184 184 - 4
Trl-Cnt CP AO* 10 84 84 84 +4
rm-conti*ra. 1010a 10a ioa +1
Tniex-Tr 1.40a 3 29 25 25 +4
20th O-POX 8a >3 *94 354 254+ 4
!0thC-F*Pfl4 1 374 374 374+ 4
20th Cn-P ardtt 11004 1004 1004 - 4
TwCRaaTl* 1 04 84 84-4
rTvtnCItp orttt so 37 37 37
Twin Coaah 1 134 134 134 - 4
EJNDRWOD 2V«I 3 404 ««4 404+ 4
OnAaoARub To 4 104 104 104
Union Bad ta 20 344 34 344+ 4
OnionChrb 84f Id 102 1014 102 +4
ton B Mo 944 30 1134 1134 1134 - 4
'On B Mo 9134 10 102 102 102
Onion OU Cal 1 22 23 224 23 +1
□nlqn Pacific t. 9 1384 13d 1384 + 4
Unit Air Unu_. 15 204 204 304 + 4
□td Aircraft 1 31 23 2*4 23 +4
Ohlt Biaenlt V*h 13 204 20 304 + 4
□nitCarbon t.. * 304 304 304+ 4
□nit Clear Wbal 4 44 44 44
□td Con - . 44 24 *4 24 + 4
Untt Can Of 8 1 484 444 404+ 4
retd Dre pfSV«k 10 444 044 044-24
□Id Baa Corn 1. 0. 174 174 174 + 4
□td BaaAPdT t. 6 30 374 374+ 4
Dnttcd Fruit ta. 9 544 54 54 -4
□nit 01.688. . 1 314 214 314 + 4
□nit MAM la. 16 Id 154 194
ETSAPSac 1.20c. 14 204 *0 24
Selected Industrials
And Oils Lead Rally
Oh Stock Market
By Victor Eubank
Astaciatad Pr«n Financial Writer
NEW YORK, Sept. 30.—Selected
oils and industrials pushed up with
good volume in today’s stock market,
although many leaders did little on
the recovery shift.
Activity expanded after the first
half hour, but subsequent slow
downs appeared. Gains of fractions
to a point or more were in the ma
jority near the fourth hour. Slip
ping tendencies appeared here and
there.
Bidding again was mainly from
professional sources and based part
ly on the hope that the healthier
technical condition of the list might
bring a fall rally. The muddled for
eign situation, the growing Russian
rift and questions regarding stop
gap dollar relief for Europe served
to dim bullish enthusiasm. Soaring
living costs, with their possible rep
ercussions on general business, per
sisted as a restraining factor.
Better performers included Texas
Co., Union Oil (on a raised divi
dend), Bethlehem, Youngstown
Sheet, Chrysler, General Motors,
Southern Railway, Union Pacific,
New York Central Continental Mo
tors, Allis-Chalmers, Graham-Paige,
Montgomery Ward, Oliver Corp., J.
I. Case, Columbia Gas (on an in
itial 7,500-share block), American
Smelting, Kennecott, Westinghouse
and American Woolen. Occasional
laggards were Republic Steel. Pack
arc Motors, United Aircraft, Glenn
Martin, North American, Du Pont
Allied Chemical and Phillips Pe
troleum.
Washington Exchange
„ SALES.
at "r0mm0n—50 at 25' 25 at 28' 8
Garflnckel common, new—20 at 18, 40
®t 18.
Jft7rtniit lat ^funding 4*—$4,000
"la?**?? **a*lway * Electric preferred—
Oarllnckel 485"% preferred—10 at 22.
w.0<~w*r<i ft Lothrop common—lo at 48.
Capital Tranalt Co.—15 at 28V«.
BONDS
PUBLIC UTILITY.
Am T ft T cv db 284a iOSl i?084 Vm4
Cap Tranalt 1st Ref 4a 1004 J 0.1 104
Cltv ft Suburban 5s 1948 101
Georgetown Gas lgt 6s 1981 126
Pot Elec Po 384s 1986_105 "I"
?oi Elec Pow 38is 1977 110
Washington Gas 5a I960 128
Ter RfftW Cp 1st 4 84s 1948 101 10184
STOCKS
PUBLIC UTILITY
Amer Tel ft Tel (9)-*15784
£»P“»1 Transit (2.00)-*20 2184
,l4) — I®1’ 190
Wash Gas Lt com (1.50) 2284 2384
Wash Gas Lt cu pfd (4.25) 103 10684
Wash Oas Lt cu cv pf (4.501 105 108
Wash Ry ft El com <a30.0U> 690
Wash Ry ft El pfd <61 _ 115 .117'"
BANK AND TRUST COMPANIES.
Amer 8ec ft Tr Co (10) .•280 310
Bank of Bethesda (tl.OO). 46 _
Capital (.80) . .81 ~
Com ft Savings new (tl0)_. 35284 I
Llberty (8i _ _ 300
Lincoln (+5) _. . ...II 330
National 8av Tr (8.00) 397
Prince Georges B ft Tr (tl) *26 I
RiRRS (l!2) x 9-in
Union Trust Co. new (1.00). 40
Washington 161 . _. _ 186
Wash Loan ft Tr (12i _ . 335
Ameren® ™ IN8URANCE.--;
Plremene (l.AOl’l'IIIIIII }}
National Union (.75)_ 14
Raal Estate 06)_ 190 .1“
_ MISCELLANEOUS.
Carpel Corp (2.00) . 44 47
Garflnckel com new (1.50) 18 19
Oarfl 684% cu cv pf (1.375) 25 27
Oarfl 481% cu cv pf (1.126) 22 2384
Hecht Co (tl.OO) _ 24'/* "hvl
Hecht 384% cum pfd (3.75) 98 101
Lanston Mono (tl.OO) 19*4 21
Meraenthaler Lino <a3.00) 63 V» 67
Natl Mtae ft Inv pfd (p.40) 7 ___
¥ Peoples Dr 8t com tu.eo). *61
ecurity Storage (t6) ... 108
*r 5ef. H W1 c°rP (3) .- 62 mi
Wdwd ft Loth com (t2.00). 4584 49
Wdwd & Loth pfd <7) _ 120 125
•Ex dividends. tPlus extra or extras,
a Paid so far this year, n Paid 1946.
Dividends Announced
declared.YORK' 8ept. 30 OP).—Dividends
Increased,
Pe- Stk. of Pay
_ _ Rate. rlod. record able.
Bathurst Pw A P A..3744c ._ 11-4 12-1
Union OH Calif ...,16c .. 10-10 11-8
Cook Paint A Var . 26c __ 11-14 11-28
w!i!ir £ S*rl-52® -- 10->4 10-24
Miller A Hart__26c_12-20 1-2
- .. Eatra.
Burlington Mills_ 26c _ 11-4 12-1
Bathurst Pw A P A -12V4c __ 11-4 12-1
, Ren la r.
Arcus Inc . 7tac _. 1-24 2-48
Cen Ohio LAP _40c Q 10-1 10-16
Jacobs (E H) Mfc ..50c Q 8-26 *3-n0
Marshall Field A Co..60c Q 10-15 10-31
Midwest Abrasive ... .1c. 11-18 12-1
?.rew-26c.. 10-9 10-16
Miller A Hart_25e 3-20 4 - s
Miller A Hart_25e . 6-20 7-2
Miller A Hart ... 25c.. 8-20 10-2
Resnmrd.
Arcus Inc 71/3c 10-25 11-1
Railroad Earnings
NEW YORK. Sept. 30 (Special).—Net
incomes of railroads reporting today for
the first eight months of 1847 and 1946
are compared below:
— *18.126.771 *15.442.96!)
M-K-T Lines .. 1.960,3.11 1.24.1.188
Central of Pa . . 1.630.450 .128.649
G. M. A O. - S18.186 d2.608.873
Central of N. J. dl.537,440 d.1.708,412
Sale!—
_ Stock and Add Net
Dividend Rate. 00. High. Low. 2:30. thee
'OS&PrSpf4H 20 104% 104% 104%
U S annum 2a. 1 99% HU 99% 4- %
U 8 Hoff Mach 9 17 1«% 17 4- %
O 8 Ind ch 3ttg 9 43% 43 43% 4-1
USLeatber. 4 7% 7% 7% 4- %
<78 Lineal 4 19 18% 19 4- %
OS Plpe&Pyl eto 4 41% 41% 41% 4- %
0 8 Plywood .80 2 29% ?9 29% 4- %
'08 Plywd pf3% 30 101 101 101
0 8 Rubber 4g 16 44% 44% 44% — %
OS Rubber lpfg 1 146% 146% 146% - %
0 8 Smelting 3i 1 46% 46% 46% 4- %
O 8 8t49l 4 31 70% 70 70% 4- %
08 steel Pf 7 1 143 143 143
0 8 Tobac 1 .'10 3 20 19% 20 + %
Otd Btockyd y«c 9 7% 7% 7%
Ut8tr«2d pf.35e 10 10% 10% 10%
Otd Wallpap V«g 9 7% 7 7% 4- %
Oniv-C 8 90g _ 1 18% 18% 18% 4-1
tOnlyLeafTobde 40 99% 99 99% +2
Only Plcturea 2 1 18% 18% 18%
'Only Pte Pf 4% 90 70 69 69 -1
VAN NORM %f 2 19% 13% 13%
VanRaalte 1.80g 1 32% 32% 32% 4- %
Vanadium Corn 6 17% 17% 17% + %
Vert-Cam 8u 2a 4 14% 14% 14%
VleChWXk 1.80 1 49% 49% 49% - %
Va CarollnChem 17 8% 8% 8% 4- %
Va-Caro PfllVak 1 92% 92% 92% 4- %
Viig Bee * Pwr 61 19% 13% 13% 4- %
'VaB&Ppf 5 . 80 118 117 117 -%
Va Railway 2% 3 36% 36% 36%-f %
Va Rail Pf 1% 1 33% 33% 33%
V.eklneCrp 1.60 3 32% 32 32 - %
WALKXR H1.20 12 22% 21% 22 4- %
Walworth V«e 9 10% 10 10 4- %
Ward Bak ,45g. 1 11% 11% 11% - %
c.rnerB'0 1% 6 14% 14 14% 4- %
Warren Pndry 2 23 29 29 + %
Warren Pet 80 3 39 39 39 4- %
tWar Pet pf 3% 120 102% 101% 102% 4-1
Wash C-aiLt 1 % 9 22% >2% 22%
warn* t-umo s. * jzv> j* 32
Webster Tobac U 8% 6% 8% - %
Wesson Oil 5%* 18 45% 44% 45% +1%
•Wesson 011 014 1 47 87 87 -1
West Ind Bus la 4 24% 23% 23% + %
tWs Penn BA 7 10 113 113 113 +2
tWs PennB Pt7 1011«% 116% 11<% - %
•W FenPv ptt% 40 113% 112% 113% + %
WVa PulpAP IB 1 41% 41% 41% - %
Western Air Lin 6 8-7% 84%
WestAutoSon 8. 3 44% 44% 44% - %
Western Md 1 8% 6% 6%
West Md 2nd Pt 1 15% 19% 19%
West Pacific 8.. 2 29% 29% 29% + %
West Pac pt B._ 2 77% 77% 77%+ %
West Un Tel A 22 24% 24% 24% + %
West Air Brk Is 2 34% 34% 34%
Westlns Bee 1. 81 27% 28% 27%+ %
Westraco 1.40 1 32% 32% 32%+ %
•WestTaC Pt3« 320 94% 94% 94% - %
Wheel Steel 2s . 5 45% 45% 45% + %
rWheelSU PTPtS 10 95% 95% 95%
White Motor la 5 28% 28% 28% - %
white Bevins M 3 12 12 12 + %
Wllcoi 011 30s 1 8% 8% 8%
willrs-Oeerland 11 9 8'% s%
Wlllrs Or pt 4% 5 58% 54% 98%+1%
WllsonACo .70s. 7 14% 14% 14% + %
Wilson Pt 4%.. 2 95 95 95 + %
Woolvorth Sa . 8 49% 45% 45%+ %
Wrlfler W Jr 8. 1 84 84 84 -1%
Wrand Wor 40a 2 10% 10% 10% - %
7ALB AT 80a. 2 34% 34% 34%
Pork Corn .80 9 13% 13 13
TunsSheetAT 4 29 71% 70% 70%
ZOinTXPK %t. 3 8% 8 6% + %
nanny um « noun too or:
11:00 a.m- 120 000 12:00 noon 300 000
l:00 0.m.. *20000 1:00 D.m. 220000
tOnlt of trading. 10 uure*. 'in tank
ruptcj or receivership, or being reorganised
under the Bankruptcy Act, or securities
ssiaa. e ts?«sssft& .^ao.i
r£S5sss.*3Si5bS* suras!
S‘tei5Si&d^ SvfiKS. tS
a Alio extra or extra., b Plat (took divi
dend. <1 Caeb or ttock. e Paid last pear,
f Payable In stock, e Declared or sold ec
far this pear h Declared or paid after
ttock dividend or ttock split-up \ Accum
ulated dividends paid or declared this pear.
•e.
N. Y. Bond Morket
(finiliM hy the iUKltM Press.)
SELECTED LIST OF ISSUES.
WORLD BANK t C 3Vj» 52 99%
p«c 4%. a«;::: tt%
IntBR&DSV«8 < 100 4 Jc Si SS 102V*
TREASURY 2 ;30 ICC StL 5l 63 A 91
2V« 62-59 June 102 6 IneGtNor St 62 24
2V*a 72-87 Dec 102 23 Int O N litS»52 988*
FOREIGN *>-30 IntHydroE18s44 99%
Australia 5s 65 101 Koppers 3s 64 101
Chile 6s 60 asd 20 Leh CAN 3**970 971*
Colombia 3s 70 43 LehV15a2003« 42
Norway 3V4s 57 96V* 4* 2®03 . JJH
Doimnr q... Lnylsl rf 4i49st 102
i?i2£ Lou G4E 3V*s66107
MW RI» NJ 6s40 93
aStat SV*. an J?14 “ K T Ss 62 A . 77%
Am TAT 9S'.67 11* MoPacB%t49 25%
AT 8 F*f 0582 19514 M° P»« ®« 77 r 79V*
AUQldliM 104 ^ M° PlC fn 4* 78 3a‘*
AtlCositr.4l ^410774 n'»E*>TAT5e52 105%
N Y k P 4s 93 _ 64
lAO^VSn 3»J* NYC rf 5s 2013 78%
S^?0 4?44 ° ° 15* NTC 4V*s2013A 70%
SJ!j 2.4x.4ftn n i»4i4 <* V C con 4s 98 83V*
fithsmSi? C. l*2J* NTNH&H 6s 48 32%
SSvynhah es 40 82
Beth Stl 2*4s 76 99V* htnhah ine
Bo.tM.4%,70 51 4Vas202fiS 32
Bost NYAL 4s55 94 NYNH&H4*is67 50
BufRochAP57st 61% NTNH4s2007wl 63V*
Burl CRAN 56.34 34 NYNHAH 4s 66 48**
Can Nat6s690ct 109% NYNHAH3 **854 47%
Can Nor 4%s 56112% NYWB 4%s 40 11%
Can Nat 4**s57 114** NorPar 3s 2047 67
CentNYPwr3s74102v* Ohio Ed 2»is 75 99
CenPac Ist4s49 103% PennCtAlr.7**s6r42%
Cn RR NJ 4s 87 26% PennRR»4V*s65103
C B A Q 3**8 86 99% PcnnRR4*/4S84B 99
Chi Gt Ws 4s 88 82% PeoAX lnc4s 90 16
ChiANW 4V'is99 64 Phlla El 2% t 67 102
Chi Ry 6s 27 .. 82% Phlla El 2Vis 71101
CRIP 4Via 62A- 98% PCCStL 5s 75 B 107%
CRIP 4 Ha 60. _ 18% QuakerO 2*1564100%
CRIP rf 4i 34 523* SkelleyO 234«651003*
*. ? »*78101 *Ocony-V234s7H 87V*
CCCStL 43*. 77 72V* Sou Pac 4Vas 69 91V*
der Cn Tr Bs7S1033* 8oPac43*sOr77 98
Con* P 23*» 75. 1023* Sou Pac *34*96. 82
234* 65 .1013* So Ry an 4* 56 993*
Del Lk&W ln93 48 Third Are 4* 60 80V*
DAROW3s-4e93 813* UnElMo 234s 75100V*
DAR in 4342018 493* UnOilC»lS>4*70 10H*
Denis L Inc 03 70 Ut Bi*Am234s66101V4
Qoodrlch234s65 99H West Md 4s 52 1023*
O MAO 2044 B 56V* Wshse El 2'4151101V*
: Hud Co«l Bs 62a 08 Wise Cent 4s 49 «»
N. Y. Curb Market
U8T INCLUDE* ONLY SELECTED I88UE8
CHANGED FROM PREVIOUS CLOSE.
si. „ . „ 2::i° Kingston Pr .20 43*
2 f«‘A Kirby Pet ,10e 14
aS? rnm.fMfli* 37 Lanston Mon la 20
5" ®“P*7B0W,r i,, Logans DlstlU . 113*
*XU|5«n.VI” S5 Lon. Star Gas 1 19»*
*2H LouLandAEx 80 143*
AutiSififlJti" MarlonPwrShov S3*
. «v UeCordCorp 3.f 213*
** 3L* Midwestern V.b 16**
BerkAGay^Furn 13* Mo?ybde^m*vi" Sj
Buck*/™ pT an' liil M°nro«Loan 20 3>/«
Bn* Hm L « Nat Bellas ,20g 33*
1 rLiiHHL* ? Via NatPressCook 2 36
(CalllteTuna *3* Nat Rub Mch 1. 123*
CareyBax&K3.* 7* N Haven Clock 5*
StllE?Am*an. 25 Niagara Hud Pr 9
c2i*s w r«4?S 215 NorthroD Alrc 7
Cen&s W Cp .70 9^% p*n Am Air w»r 14
Cities Service _ 3734 Pennroad 34* 6
S5 "«£?08W " 3 V*.
siraffjr vispiDer Aircr»« -
1 Af 3S* Pltney-Bow .60. 12
ComnftSou war Vi* Producers Core iu
Cons Gas Util ^ » R-K-O optwa^' 3
fflSft1'401 Xi5 R**theon Mf* 7%
CourtaiHd^n. 5^ Reliance EA-E lg 24*4
Criol.p/t i1 oei Roosevt Pd V.e 634
cfih A.fini'S?* ?2ii Root Petroleum 13
Cub Atl Sue 2a 19H Ryan Cons Pet 634
EuatltaZMfi v°f “’A St Lawrence Cp 1634
f P71/«k 37*4 Schlff Co 1 a 353*
17J* Schulte DA.40. 334
JJA Seaal Lock- 2>A
Faircnlld E St A 3Mi a0lar. Aircraft ifH*
Fansteel Mtl V«e I6M1 Sonotona io« ” 414
Ft Pitt Brew .40 934 sidO&V 1 40a li**
Gellman Mf* . 9 Sun Ray D ,06h 73*
Glen Alden Cl 2 19V* Textron Inc V.* 123*
Goldfield Con*. >34. Trans-Lux 34* 4
Hecla Min 1 .. 103* Trl-Contl w w 2Vi
Humble 011 2*.. 68V* Unit Alrc Prod 334
Imp OH Ltd 3* . 113* Utd Lt&Rys 34* 22>4
Jeanette Glass.. 9H Utah-IdSu*.16* 334
Jim Brown Str. 23* WestVaCAC >i* 17
Kalser-Praser 10V4 Winnlpe* El 34* 143*
Rates of dividends In the forexolng
table are annual disbursements based on
the last quarterly or semiannual declar
tion. Unless otherwise noted, specitl or
extra dividends are not included, a Also
or extra*. b Plus, stock dividend
or. *lock » Pald l»»t year, f Pay
able In stock. * Declared or paid so far
this year, n New Issue, ww With warrants
» «,tiUCUUI vr aeciarea
this jeir. h Parable in Canadian funds,
xw Without warrants.
Chicago Grain
CHICAGO, %pt. 30 Mb.—Grsin fu
tures were nervous on the Board of
Trade today, reflecting Government un
ceru(nty respecting its export program
for hungry Europe.
Opening strong, wheat led the way with
advances of as much as (1% cents shortly
after the start, but selling orders soon
appeared in all pits, and prices dclined
to below the previous close before the
market steadied.
..One factor in the decline was a report
that theflDovernment may substitute other
foods for grains and meat for export.
Commercial buying carried some de
liveries above the previous close after the
mldsession break, but later commisalon
house selling broadened and carried all
deliveries of corn to new lows for the day.
Corn bookings on a to-arrlve basis were
S laced at 250.000 bushels. Soybeans,
owever, advanced the dally limit of 8
cents a bushel.
At the close wheat was 1% to 4% lower
than yesterday's close, December, $2,84%
2.83 Corn was 1% to 3% lower. De
cember, $2.31 %-2.30%. oats were 2%
to 3V* lower, December. $1.13%-%.
__ Cbleago Cash Market.
Wheat—Ho. 1 hard. 2.90%-2.92%: No.
2 mixed. 2 91. Corn—No. 1 yellow.
;5-Slj*-2.53ty; No. 2, 2.50%12.52: No. 3.
”aR%: sample grade. 2.10
2.-6. Oats—No. 1 heavy mixed. 1.21%:
No. 4 heavy mixed. 1.18: sample grade
heavy mixed. 1.06%; No. 1 heavy whltet.
1.23%: No 1 white. 1.20%: No. 1 extra
hesvy, * bee is! red. 1.22. Barley—Malting,
1.85-2.00: feed. 1.60-1.70. Rye—No. 1
-ip0- Field seed per hundredweight
—Timothy, 4.25-4.50; red top, 13.50
Chicago Livestock
CHICAGO. 8ept. 30 ,jp, (USDAI—Sala
ble hogs. 7.500: total. 11.500; active, fully
-5 cents higher on butchers: some under
200 Dounds 25-50 cents up, sows 25-50
cents higher: most advance on heavies:
top. 29.00: bulk good and choice. 190-280
pounds. 28.50-2000; 170-19(1 pounds.
27.75-28.50: few 300-350 pounds. 28.00
28.50: 375 pounds, 27.25: 465-pound
outchers. 26.25: sows under 400 pounds
mostly 26.00-27.75: 400-430 pounds.
25.25-26.25.
Salable cattle. 7.000: total. 7,300; sala
ble calves. 800: total. 800; fed steers and
yearlings, including yearling heifers fully
steady: cows steady to weak; bulls strong;
vealers and Stocker and feeder cattle steady:
most good and choice steers and yearlings.
28.50-33.00; top. 35.75: these 1.700-pound
choice but not strictly so: two head
strictly choice calf clubs. 36.00: good and
choice heifers. 2fi.60-30.50; to 31.00: cut
ter cows. 13.75 down: most canners 11.00
12.00; strictly good beef cows to 21.00;
most beef cows 14.75-17.00: heavy sausage
bulls to 19.00: fairly active on stock cattle
at 19.50-23.50.
Salable sheep, 3.500: total. 5.500:
slaughter lambs opened slow: scattered
early sales aood and choice natives fully
steady at 22.50: some bids on native lambs
25-50 cents hither; 23.00 bid qa good and
choice lambs held around 23 25: opening
sales slaughter ewes steady at 9.00 down;
many ewes held above this price.
New York Produce
NEW YORK. Sept. 30 op).—Butter.
667.800: irregular. Wholesale prices on
bulk cartons. Creamery, higher than 97
saore and premium marks t(AA) 71). 92
score iA). 77; 90 score (B). 73%: 89
score (C). 71%. (New tubs usually com
mand % cent a pound over the bulk car
ton price.)
CHEESE—703.683; steady, prices un
changed.
EGGS 18.000: Irregular: spot Quota
tions follow i based on wholesale sales by
receivers to Jobbers and large retailers.)
Mixed colors—Extra fancy, heavy
weights. 64-65: extras 1 and 2 large. 58
medium. 50-54 standard 1 gnd 2 large.
50-52: standard 3 large. 47-49. current
receipts, 41-44; dirties. 41-42: checks.
36-33.
Whites: Midwestern. Nearby.
Extra fancy heavyweights 65-66 86
Extras 1 and 2 large_ 62-64 •
Extra 3 large_ 57-59 •
Extra 4 large 53-56 •
Extras 1 and 2 medium _ 57-53 58
Extras 1 and 2 pullets * 47-48
Extras 1 and 2 peewees * 38
Browns:
Extra fancy h*avyweights 64-65 65
Extras 1 and 2 large_59-61 •
Extra 3 large _ 53-56 •
Extras 1 and 2 medium. 64-55 55-66
Extras 1 and 2 pullets * 44-45
Extras 1 and 2 peewees * 44-45
’Unquoted
New York Cotton
NEW YORK, Sept. 30 UP).—Cotton fu
tures. after early strength today, turned
reactionary. At times, prices had ad
vanced to gains of more than 82 a bale.
The demand was associated with cover
ing of export sales to the CCC estimated
In the neighborhood of 75.000 to 100,000
bales of cotton.
A decline In grains, however, attracted
profit taking and hedging and most of
the early advances were eliminated. Trad
ing was moderately active.
Late afternoon prices were 15 eenta
a bale higher to 35 cents lower than the
rrevious close. October. 31.35; December.
1.09, and March, 31.14,_
Foreign Exchange
NEW YORK. Sept. 30 UP).—Foreign ex
change rates follow (Great Britain in dol
lars, Others in cental:
. 5'*o*Sl,n dollar in New York open mar
ket. 10H Per cent discount or 89.62'4
United States cents: unchanged.
Europe—Sreat Britain. 4.03V4. up >4 of
a cent: France (franc). .84V, of a cent.
up .00*4: Sweden (krona). 27.83 un 01 of
a cent: Bwltterland (franc, commercial).
23.40: unchanged.
Odd-Lot Dealings
PHILADELPHIA Sept. 30 (jpi. — The
Securities and Exchange Commission re
ported today these transactions by cus
tomers with odd-lot dealers or specialists
on the New York Stock Exchange for
September 29: 3.719 purchases Involving
106.664 shares: 3.736 sales involving
105.679 shares: Including S3 short gales
Involving P35 shares.
Hoover's Commission
On Executive Branch
Gets Truman Support
The new 12-member commission
headed by Herbert Hoover, to draw
a plan for streamlinging the execu
tive branch of the Government dug
in today with the support of Presi
dent Truman who declared they had
a "great opportunity to do a real Job.’
The commission was organized
formally at the White House, late
yesterday, when former President
Hoover was elected chairman and
Dean Acheson, former Undersecre
tary of State, vice chairman.
Mr. Hoover, now 73 and taking the
assignment as his “last public serv
ice,” told reporters later that head
quarters would be established at 1626
K street N.W., and that the commis
sion would be on an operating basis
in four or five days. The next meet
ing will be October 20.
$750,000 Allotted.
TO-A T-»__,, _. .. _
— —— "“••jwvi V* mic v/ivii oervicc
Commission was named acting sec
retary, and the Civil Service Com
mission will furnish the staff.
The 12-man commission set up
by Congress has $750,000 with which
to function, and its report is due
January 4, 1949.
Declaring in a formal statement
that "the creation of this commis
sion it the most formidable attempt
yet made for Independent review
and advice on the business meth
ods” of the executive agencies, Mr.
Hoover said the inquiry—one of
many since the days of Taft—prop
erly should cover a “score of fields.”
Five Fields for Study.
He specified five particular areas
for study:
1. The “constant growth and
complexity” of Federal agencies.
2. The "great burden imposed on
the citizen by his routine relations
with the Government.”
3. The “tremendous problems" of
defining States’ rights as against
Federal responsibilities.
4. The “enormous growth of the
tax-advisory profession” and “the
fact that practically every variety
of business must now .-have pro
fessional advisers” to handle tech
nical relations with the Govern
ment.
5. The “vast volume of intolerable
labor” imposed on the President by
the multitude of independent Fed
eral establishments.
Government Growth Shown.
Mr. Hoover said that despite pe
riodic efforts at reform, the expan
sion of Federal Government has
cununuea ana naturally public
anxiety constantly increases.”
He said computation probably
would show that “more citizens are
employed trying to guide the rela
tions of other citizens with the
Government than are actually em
ployed by the Government itself.”
Tlie growth of Government, he
said, is illustrated by the fact that
Federal employment has jumped
from 4.300 per million of popula
tion before World War I to 21,300
per million after World War II.
Temperance Society Backs
Methodists Against Halsey
The American Temperance So
ciety today backed aip the protest
made by the Methodist Board of
Temperance over the declaration by
Admiral William F. Halsey that "as
a general rule I never trust a fight
ing man who doesn’t smoke or
drink.”
The Methodist organization,
througn its publication, Clipsheet,
assailed the wartime commander
of the 3d Fleet for the statement
quoted in a magazine article.
Mrs. Grace C. Howard, Takoma
Park, an official of the American
Temperance Society, took issue with
the admiral's statement that he
“had never been convinced of the
wisdom” of the order that barred
liquor from Navy ships.
“Many a (serviceman’s) life has
been wrecked because he learned
to drink in this past war,” she as
serted. “Responsibility for these
ruined lives must rest not only on
the shoulders of liquor lords • • *
dut also upon unsympathetic and
ill-informed officers who in many
cases urged young boys to drink.”
Market Averages
STOCKS. 30 15 15 60
„ , . Indst. Rails. Util. Btks.
Net change_ J- .2 4- .2 j. i _ -
Today noon_ 90.3 33.1t 4” 7 iu’.T
Prev dav-Do.I 33.4 42 0 H4lo
Week ago-90.3 33.2 43.6 84.0
Month ago.92 8 34.4 43 1 05 ft
Year ago_86.4 3.3.5 44 2 8'> 7
19*2 high-98.0 38,5 47.3 89.0
1941 low- 83 2 27.7 40.8 58.S
BONDS. 20 10 10 10 10 LOW
Raib. Indat. Util. Fgn. Yield
Net change 4-.1 ^.1 unc. —1 1
Today noon 92.3 102.0 1038 89 1 1 ] •' :>
Prev. day 92.2 102.1 103.6 69.2 112 4
Week ago 92.7 102.3 103.9 08.0 11.3.4
Month ago. 94.0 103.3 105.0 70.5 114 5
?>}£ MO 93.1 102.8 105 3 74.9 114.7
1947 high. 97,1 104.2 105.7 78 6 118.5
1947 low 89.R 102.1 103 8 07.7 112 4
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COMPANY
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