Evening Star Newspaper, September 19, 1925, Page 24

FINANCIAL, SHARP ADVANCES IN MOTOR STOCKS General Motors, Hudson and Mack Trucks Today’s Market Leaders. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, September 19.—Sup- ported by a growing outside demand for stocks, operators for the rise again succeeded in bidding up prices in today’s brief, but active session of the market. Cumulative evidence of business im- provement and the plethora of funds available for both trade expansion and the purchase of securities, created bullish enthusiasm, which was particu- larly pronounced in the demand for motors and public utllities. General Motors crossed 102 to a record high and Dupont, which has targe General Motors holdings, Jumped 6 points. Hudson was bid up over 4 points to & new peake and a sudden revival of activity in Mack Trucks sent that stock up over 6 points above last night's close. The few soft spots that developed represented neither profit taking or selling inspired by special influence: The closing was firm. Total sales approximated 900,000 shares. WEAK SPOTS IN MARKET. Detroit Edison and Pullman Come Down in Trading. BY STUART P. WEST. Special Dispatch to The Star. NEW YORK, September 19.—The stock market in today’s 2-hour trad- ing manifested a good deal of uncer- tainty, despite the great strength in individual stocks. Realizing sales in quite a part of the list were heavy enough to offset new buying, and final price changes were a good deal mixed. But the main movements in particular stocks were upward. Hudson Motor came out with a re- port for the three months ended August 31 which astonished even those who have been most enthusi- astic over the business done by the automobile companies. The revelation that Hudson was earning at the rate of $21 a share accounted for the sud- den advance toward the close Friday and the continued upturn in the mar- ket today. General Motors was just as eagerly bought as was Hudson, and sold at much the highest price on record. Packard also made a new top, and the Plerce Arrows were up 1% to 2 points. Motor truck shares went along with Mack and White, the leaders. There was heavy trading in Stude- baker around and Jjust above Profit-taking was felt in Chrysler. Some Wesk Spots. High-priced issues changed sharply as usual. Harvester and Detroit Edi- son came down and Pullman sold off another 5 points, down more than 10 points from where it was selling Thursday. The advance in American Car and Foundry was resumed. Peo- plez Gas of Chicago was the feature among the public utilities. Montana Power and American and Foreign Power continued to rise. Air Reduc- tion ran up 3 points. New high rec- ords were made in both classes of American Tobacco stocks, in Reynolds B, International Business Machine, Atflantic Gulf and West Indies, Brook- lyn Edison, United Paper Board and Market Street Railway prior and sec- ond preferred. Further buying of Montana Power, which had been a leader among the public utility shares on Frida an incident. The belief pe Wall Street that this company go into the electric bond and share system. Special strength in Reynolds To- bacco B, which sold at a new higy for the vear, was attributed to the very favorable earnings and sound financial position of the company and to the expectation of a stock divi- dend. The stock dividend talk was not at all official, but the action of Reynolds B suggested to some the possibility of a distribution on the common before the year is over. Markets at a Glance NEW YORK, September 19.— Stocks firm, General Motors crosses 102 to record high. Bonds, steady; Wilson issues wvance on reorganization prospects. Forelgn exchange irregular; Belgian francs gain. Cotton, steady; good spot demand. Sugar and coffee hollday. CHICAGO.—Wheat lower; by cash hou Corn easy; receipts. Cattle irregular. Hogs firm; light offerings. S SPOT COTTON PRICES. NEW ORLEANS, September P).—Spot cotton closed steady unchanged; sales, 7,699 bales; dling, 22.86; middling, dling, 24.36. SHORT-TERM SECUBITIES (Quotations furnished by Redmond & Co.) —C| ad- selling expectations of larger 19 and low mid- 3.86; good mid- Adirond, P. & L. C. 65 1 Alum. Co. of Amier. 7s Amer. Beet Sugar Gs 16 Am’ el & Tel. Co. 48 Anaconda Copper 6 19 Associated Ol 6s 10 Baltimore & Ohio_ 6s 1 Bethlehem Steel 5s 1936 Central of Georeia 63 10 b il & St P, 08 10 Ghis Bir e’ Tl CRY" of Lyoms 6 100 Cofumb. G & E, st 5a i Continentai G # Du Pent 7€ 1041, Erie R K. Co Eedorated” Metaly li ‘{550 e £3332232232228 FRRSE ® RER AF 7las 1930 New York Central 08 19 Oregon Short Line 4s 192! R BT ) Swift & Hdowater 0118 Union Pac. R. R. U. 8. Rubber 73 Western, Union 6 tinghouse E.&M. sGafled at 108 led at 101% 22505! 193 s 1031 1061 - August 15. 1025. FOREIGN EXCKAN GE. (Quotations furnished by W. B. Hibbs & Co.) Nominal Selling checks wold value. London. pound. 34,8665 Montreal. dollar 13 Paris. franc. Bruasels, franc . 1i k. Zuric Athens, drachma’. Madrid. peseta Vienna, crown. Copenhagen, crown. Christiania,” crown. Stockholm,” erown. TREASURY CERTIFICATES. (Quotations furnished by Redmond & Co.) — — Abitibi Pow (4). 63 68 Adv Rumley.... 164 16% Ad Rumley pf(3) 58 59 58 Ahumada (t1).. 10% 11 10% Alr Reductn(15). 108% 110% 108 Ajax Rubber. 1% 1% 1% 114 Allled Chem (4). 102% 102% 1024 102% Allled Cm p£(7). 119% 119% 119% 119% Allls Chalm (6). 89% 89% 88% 88% Am Agricul Chm 22% 224 22% 22% AmAgChmpf.. 638 68 67% 67l AmBosch...... 87% 38 387Th 37% AmCan (17).... 245% 248 244% 244% AmCanpf (7).. 119% 119% 119% 119% Am Car&Fdy (6) 115 115% 114% 115 AmChain A'(2). 23% 23% 28% 23% Am Chicle 48% 8% 48% 48% Am Drug. % 4% 4% % Am Express (6). 141 141 141 141 Am&For Pow.. 45 464 45 46 Am&F Ppf (7). 921 92% 92 924 AmHide & Lea.. 10% 10% 10% 10% Am Ice (7). 122 122 120% 121% Am Ice pt (6) 83 83 83 83 Am Internatl... 38% 384 38% 384 AmLaFran (1). 13% 13% 13% 13% AmLinseed..... 34 84 384 84 Am Loco (+18).. 119% 119% 119 119 Am Metal (3) 51% b61% 514 51t Am Radiator (4) 113 113 112% 112k AmSafety R (3) 67% 674 66% 66} AmShip&Com.. T T% Th T4 AmS&Ref (6). 113 113 112% 112% AmS&Rptf (7). 118% 113% 113% 113% AmSnuff (12)... 147 145 145 145 Am Snuff pf (6). 100 100 100 100 Am St Fdys (3). 42% 42% 42% 42% Am Sugs 68% €9 68% 69 Am Sugar pf (7). 98% 98'i 984 98% Am Sumatra . 10% 10% 10% 10% Am Tel&Tel (9). 140% 1404 140 1404 Am Tobacco (7). 111% 113% 111% 113% Am Toba B (7).. 1114 112% 111% 111% Am WW&RI1,20 57% bT% 57 57% AmWWist (1) 99 99 99 99 Am Woolen..... 41 4l% 41 41 Am Wool pf (7). €8% 88% 8815 884 AmZincpf..... 31% 31% 31% 314 Anaconda (3) 6. 45% 45% Ann Arbor. a7 BT AT Archer-Daniels. 2% 426 42% Armour Del (7). 96% 96% Armour 1 A(2). 25 264 Arn Cons&Co. ... 1515 Arnold Con ctfs. 13% 134 Asso Dry G(2%) 50% 60% Atchison (7).... 128% 123% 1234 128% Atchison pf (3). 95% 95% 95% 6% Atl Birm & At. 68 63 6% 6% Kt1 Coast L (18). 196% 196% 196% 1964 AtIGuif & WI.. 72 3% Ti% AtIGulf & WIpf 68% 69 B8% Atlantic Refing.. 100% 101 100% Atlas Powdr (4). 50% 50% 50% Atlas Tack. .. 14 14 Augtin-Nichols.. 27% 27% BaldwinL (7).. 124 125% Balto & Ohio(5). 83 834 Bal&Oh pf (4). 66 66 Bang & Ar (3)... 43 43% Barnsdall A 21 21% Beech Nut(2.40). 2% 72% Relding Bros(3). 89 39 Rethlehem Stl... 41% 42 Beth St1pf (8).. 114% 114% Booth Fisheries. 7% 7% Booth Fish1st.. 44 44 Briges Mfg(3%) 386% 36% British Emp 2d.. 8% 8% Bkl Edison (8).. 14 Bki-Man Tran.. 57% 67% Bkl Union G(4). 90% 90% Brunswick-Balk. 341 3844 Brunswick Ter.. 9% 9% Burns Bro (10).. 115% 119 Burns BrB (2).. 31 382 Bur Add Ma (3). 97% 97% Bush Terminal.. 17% 17% Bush Ter de (7). 86% 864 Butte Cop (50¢). 6% 6% Butte & sup u). 1% 11% Butterick. .. 20% 20% Cal Packing (6). 130% 131 Calif Pemt (2).. 27 27 Callahan Zine 24 24 Calumet & Ar (4) 51% 5l% Calumet & H (1) 15% 154 Can Pacific (10). 148% 149% Case Threshing. 45% 45% Case Thresh pf.. 91 91 Cent Leather. 19% 19% Cent Leather pf. 624 62% Cen RROfNJ t12. 294% 294% Cerrod Pasco(4) bdls 54is Certain-Teed(4) 56% b5b% Chandler (3).... 37T% 389% Chees&Ohio (4). 105% 105% Ches&O pf(65). 1124 112% Chi Great West. 11% 11% Chi Gr West pf.. 25% 26 ChiMil & StP... 8% 8% Chi Mil & StPpf 16% 16% Chi & Nwn (4).. -~ 68% 68% Chi & Nw pf (7). 111 111 ChiPneu T (5).. 115% 116% ChiRI&Pac... 49% 49% CRI&PDI(6). 87 87 Childs ($2.40)... 63 63 Chile Cop (2%). 85 26 Chino Copper... 22 .22 Chrysler Corpn. 163% 163'% Chrysler pf A(8) 106% 106% Coca-Cola (7)... 144 144 Colo Southern 67T% 67% Colo Sou 1st (4). 63% 63% ColG&E (2.60). 78 3% Com Solv A (4).. 104 104 Congoleum (2).. 23 Consol Cigar.... 41% Consol Distribut 5% Consol Gas (5).. 93% Consol Textile.. 3% Cont Can (4).... 76% Cont Mot (80¢c).. 1l% Corn Prod (2)... 86% Crucible Stl (4). T4% Cuban Cane Su.. 10% Cuban-Am S (2). 24% Cuban Domin. 3% Cuban Dom pf 25 Cudahy Pkg (7). 101 101 Cushman’s (3).. 80 80 Cuyamel Fr (4). 62% b2% 1% 1% Daniel Boone. Davison Chem.. 42 42% DRG Wstpf... 46 46 Detroit Ed (8) 148% 149 Detroit Ed rts 44 4% Dodge Bros Cl A 28% 28% Dodge pf (7).... 87% 88 Dome Mines (2) 16% 15% Dupont (19) 175% 188 Duquesne pf (7). 1121 112% Wastman (18)... 110% 110% Eaton Axle (2).. 256% 26 Elec Powr & Lt. * 33% 88% EIP&Lpf (7).. 93 93 E P&L pf 40% pé 109 109 E P&L full pd (7 109 109 Etec Str Bat (4). 70% 70% Eik Horn - is s Emmerson Brot. 3% 3% Emmerson Bpf. 20 20 End John (5). Ti% 7% Endicott pf (7).. 1156% 116% Erie RR . 824 32% Erfe ctfs 81% B81% Erie 1st pt. . 40% 41 Fairbks (2.60).. 46 46 Famous Pl (8).. 108% 110% Famous P fu pd. 108% 108% Famous pf (8).. 118 118 Federal Lt *1.40. 28% 28% Fed L& T pf (6) 83% 83% Fed Min pf (7).. 64 64 Fisher Body (5). 88 91% Fisk Rubber.... 24% 24% Fleischmann(6) 114 116 Foundation (8).. 136% 186% Fox Film A... 71 7% Freeport-Texas. 164k 16% Gabriel A (2%). 34% 34% Gardner Motor.. 11 11 Gen Am Tnk (3). 69 59 Gen Asphalt.... b4% b64% Gen Asph pf (5). 99 99 Gen Baking (6). 182 183% Jen Clgar (8)... 974 98% Gen Electric (8). 821% 3224 Gen El spec 60r 11% 11% Gen. Motors (17) 100% 108% Gen Mot pf (7).. 113 113 Gen Outdr Adv.. - 31% 31% Gen Qutdr A(4). b3% b53% Gen Petrm (2).. 46% 46% Gimbel Bros. 61 61 Glidden Co...... 24% 24% Gold Dust . 45% 45% Goodrich Ru (4). 62 63% Goodyear pf (7). 105% 105% Granby Consol.. 18 18 Grt North pf () 74 741 Gt Nor Ore (1).. 31% 31% Grt Wstn Su (8). 102 102 Green Canan. . 12% 12% Gulf States S (5) 82 82% Hartman (2%) 29% 29% 68 16% 68 16% 59 11 110 27% 10% 24 3% 25 101 80 52% 1% 41% 46 144 3% 28% 88 15% 187 112% 110% 26 33% 93 108% 109 69% 13 3% 19 705 115% 81% 31% 41 46 109% 101 80 52% 1% 41% 46 144 3% 28% 87% 15% 175% 112% 109% 26% 331 93 108% 109 69% 13 3% 19 0% 115% 31% 81% 0% 46 108% 108% 17 28% 83% 63 88 2434 113% 136% 71 16% 344 11 58 63% 99 182 97 321% 11% 100% 112% 81 53% 45% 60% 24 45% 62 106% 18 3% 31% 101% 12% 82 29% 17 28% 83% 63 1% 24% 118% 136% T1% 16% 84% 11 58% 53% 99 183% 98 821% 1% 103% 112% 31% 53% 46 60% 24 46% 624 106% 18 74 31% 101% 12% 82% 20Y% Havana Elec (8) 244 245% 244 2454 Hayes Whit3%. 41% 41% 41% 41% Hoe&CoA (4).. 47% 4T% 4T% 47% 108% | THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. (., SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 19%5. EXCITEMENT HALTS | Coxxev von_BONDS srocx excuance] Open. High. Low. Close. | | Homestake (t4). Household P (3) Howe Sound Co. Hudson Mp (2% Hud Man pf (5). Hudson Mot (3) Hupp Mot (1). Tllinols Cen (7). 111 Cent pf (6)... Indep Ofl (1).... Indian Mdtorey. Indian Refining. Thdlan Refg ctfs. Inspiration (2) Internat Agri Int Bus Mac (8). Int Cement (4).. Int Com Eng (2) Internat Har (6) Int Mer Marine. . Int Mer Mar pf. Int Nickel (2). Inter Nick pf(6). Int Paper. . Intl Paper pf l'l) Int Shoe pf (8).. Int Tel & Tel (8. Int Tel & Tel rts. Jordan Mot (3).. Kan City Soutn. Kan C So pf (4). Kayser (Jullus). Kelly-Spring. ... Kelsey Whi (8). Kennecott (3). Kinney pf (8). Kresge Dept S. Lehtgh Val (3%) Lig & My B (t4). Lig & My pf (7). Lima Loco (4).. Loews Inc (2). Long Bell A H). Lorillard (8).. Louislana Ofl. .. Louis Gas A 1.75 Louis & Nsh (8). Ludlum (2)..... Mack Trucks (6) Mack T 18t (7).. Mack Trk 2d pf Macy H R & Co. Macy pf (7).. Man Shirt (1%). Maracafbo O1l. .. Magma Cop (3). Man E1 Sup(4%) Man E md g (6). Man-Elev gtd. .. Market Street. .. Market St prior. Market St 2d pf. Marland O (75¢) Martin-Parry (2) May Dept St (5). Metro G pf(1.89) Metro Ed pt (7). Mexican Seabd. . Mtami Cop (1).. Mid-Continent. . Middle States Mid St Pr pf 110, Minn & St Lout Mis Kan & Te; MK&T pt (5 Missouri Pacifle. Missouri Pac pf. Mont Power (4). Montgom Ward. Moon Mot (3)... Motor Met (3.60) Motor Wheel(2). Murray B (12.40) Nash Mot (116). ash & Chat (7). at Acme (sta). Nat Biscuit (3). at Biscu pf(7). at Cloak (4) at Distillers pt at Lead (8). Lead pf (7). Nat Ry Mex 2d Nevada Copper. N Y Air Br (4).. NY Canners (2) N Y Central (7). N Y N H & Hart. N Y On&Wn (1). N Y Shipbld (2). Niag Fpf (1%). Norf & West (7) North A (B3.40). North Am pf (3) North Pac (6). Norwalk (1.60) Nunnally (1). Otls St Owens Bot (I)- . Pacific Gas (8). Pacific Oil (3) . Packard (11.70). Paige Mot(1.40). Pan-Amer (6)... Pan-Amer B (6). Panhandle. Panhandle pf. Park & Tilford. Penick & Ford. . Penn C & Cke. .. Pennsy R R (3). Penn Seab Steel. Peoples Gas (8). Pere Marq (4) Phla Co (4). Phila&RC Phillip Morris Phiilips Pet (2). Plerce-Arrow. .. Plerce-Arrow pf Pierce Oll....... Plerce Petrol.. Pitts & West Va. Postum Cer (4). Press Steel Car. Pr St Car pf (7). Prod & Refiners. Pub Ser N.J.(5). Pub SelE Popf 7 Pub Se E&G pf 6. Pullman Co (8). Punta Aleg Sug. Pure Ofl (1%).. Radio Corpof A. Ry Stl Spg (8).. Ray Cons Cop... Reading (4) Reading rts. Reading 2d (2). Robt Rels & Co. Rep Ir & Steel Replogle Steel.. Reynolds Sprngs Rey Tob B (3).. Royl D(al.73%). St Joseph Ld (2) StL & SanFr((7) StL San F pf(6). St L Southwest. Savage Arm Schulte Stor (§8) Seaboard Alr L.. Seabd Air L pt.. Sears-Rebk (6). Shattuck F G(2) Sihell Un (1.40).. Simmons Co (2). Simms Pet (1).. Stnclair Otl..... Skelly Oll. ... South Pac (6) Southern Ry (5). South Ry pf (5). Spicer Mfg. . Std Gas & E1(3). StdGas& Erts.. St Ol Calif (2). StOINJ (1)... St OILN J pt (7). Std Plate Glass. Sterling Prod(4) Stew-Warner (5) Stromberg (6)... Studebaker (4).. Studebak pt (7). Submarine Boat. Superior Ofl.... Symington. .. Symington A(: Telautogph 25¢. . Tenn Copper (1) Texas Co (3).... ‘Tex Gulf Sul (8). Tex & Pac C&O. Tex & Pacific. .. Third Avenue Tide Water (1) Timken R B (14) ‘Tobac Prod (6).. Tob Prod A (7) Transcont Ol Transue & W(2). Un Bag & Paper. Union Qil (1.30). NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE N Received by Private Wire Direct to The Star Office . High. Low. Close. 26% 62 B38% 50 40% 24% 36 71 83 21% 117% 17 256 22 9% % 27% 16% 149% T0% 46% 187% 9% 34% 84% 9% % 91% 114% 120% 6% 4% 43 614 33% 18 118% 56 1004 85 80% 7248 119% 69% 34% % 53 36 164% 284 119% 36% 218 109 104% 103 116% 304 21% 424 53 e 115 11% €0 29 43% 21% 120 21% 116% 13% 104 97% 166 36 26% 61% 157 18% 874 19% 40% 22 B1% 16% 11 87 49 42% 98% 8% 58 66% 107 47% 49 218 9% 22% 534 19% 18% 26% 99% 106% 95% 84% b7% 1% 53% 398 17 T% T0% 6% 4% 57% 120% 4% 3 19% 24% 12 11 4T% 111 1% b4 13 82% 45% 98% 104% 8% 25% 52 49% 40% 24% 85 71 1% 20% 117% 17 24% 22 8% 9 2% W 48% 136 9 34 84 99% 69% 91% 114% 120 6% 42 42 18 55% 218 1% 22% 52% 19% 18% 25 08% 106% 95 82% 57% 1% 534 39% u7 T% 70% T4% 4% 56 119% % 3 19% 24% 12 10% 4T% 110% 11% 53% 13 82% 46% 93 104% 3% 25 ll!fi Un Pacific (10).. 143% uu m» A 50 4% 244 36% 71 9% 21% 17% 17 24% 22 9 9% 27% 16% 148 0% 6% 135% 9% 34 84 99% 694 120 4 43 18 | fancy | Wabash pf A (5) IN FLORIDA BONDS More New Foreign Financing Interests Traders During Today’s Session. BY GEORGE T. HUGHES. Special Dispatch to The Star. NEW YORK, September 19.—Ex- citement in the Florida Western and Northern 7 per cent bonds, which all week has represented the bond mar- ket's contribution the Florida land boom, abruptly subsided today. The bonds came down quite sharply, but on small transactions, indicating a very thin market. The most Interesting feature in the bond dealings of the near future is to be further offerings of forelgn bonds. Domestic financing needs have 0 fallen off that there are compara- tively few of these operations In prospect. The market, however, ex- pects to get a good deal of new busi- ness from across the water. New Foreign Issues. This morning definite announcement was made of two such issues to be brought out next week. One was a $10,000,000 offering of 7 per cent bonds of the State of Bremen, Germany, to be made at 95, part of which are to be placed in Holland and Switzerland. The other was an issue of 10,000,000 kroner 5% per cent sinking fund internal bonds of the City of Oslo, Norway, the bonds to run 20 years. Plans for further German financing received considerable impetus from the remarkable success of the German Agriculture Bank flotation. These bonds were selling around top figures again today, that is, around 94%4. Bolivia 8s Active. Bolivia 8s were active at a decline of a half point to 96%. French 7s sold between 93 and 93%. Corporation bonds were quiet. Mis- souri Pacific 4s were in moderate de- mand again just above 65 and the rise {n Market Street Rallway 7s con- tinued as the result of reports that negotlations for the sale of the prop- erty to the City of San Francisco had been reopened. Wilson Bonds in Spurt. NEW YORK, September 19.—No change in the recent character of bond trading was visible in today's early dealings. Prices still pointed upward but the advance was by no means uniform, embracing main the issues of railroads which has lately found favor in the stock market. Wilson and Co. 718 spurted up more than a point on reports that actual reorganization of the company would get under way soon after October 1. BUTTER PRICES HIGHER. Weekly Review Shows Receipts Lighter—Hot Weather Cause. CHICAGO, September 19 (#).—The butter markets during the week gen- erally followed an upward trend, with price advances ranging from % at New York to 1% cents at Chicago. While the markets were at all times in a firm position, trading was not marked by any spectacular activity. Receipts were considerably lighter than during the preceding week and also materially less than the same week in 1924, a result no doubt at- tributed to the hot weather znd un- favorable production conditions which | have prevailed for some time past. Quality also was materially affected and marks which have been running scored several points than was the case earlier in the sea- son. Also a shortage of higher scoring fresh goods, some slight accumula- tions of medium grades and a scarcity of undergrades were generally notice- able on all markets. e PARK, DAVIS “EXTRA.” NEW YORK, September 19 (#).— Park, Davis & Co. declared an extra dividend of 50 cents a share, in addl- tion to the regular quarterly disburse- ment of 50 cents, both payable Sep- tember 30 to stock of record Septem- ber 19. GERMAN BONDS AND STOCKS. (Quoted tn dollars per millign marke) Ger Gt (w In) 5l lpli -18. 550("1 Hamburg 434s 1019 Ger Gt 4-5s (forced loan) Ger Gt 8- 23 (sm nes) (Quoted m dcllArI el thoflu ger Gen Elec 4 " er Gen Elec 4 Brrlln fi' pre- Ir FRTE, ‘Ennh Fer T Norih German Loy Erusian Congo Krupp s 19! e Frankfort a-M 4s pre-war. Munich 4s Dre war. Bagjsche _Anllin. G (Ger Ge Fi Commers and Frivat Bank Disconto Gelischa! Dresdner Bank. . Deutsche Bank . Darmstaedter By Mercur Bank Vien 55 o xioks Do 2 3353,5 1ok $3223823332333233 & e HOBRIBEAIID- DB, isoia o W Y 83333833583323833338 76 30% 85 132% 25% 73 173 3% 4% 89% 112% 144 58% 105% 45% 47 128% 124% 371 82% - 2% 1% 1% 37 14% 43% 71% 165 69% 22 47 4% 115 16% 82% 1% 142% 180 % 18% 27 20% 43 26% 96 Un Pacific pf (4) Utd Alloy Steel. . Utd Cigar(a3%) United Drug (7). Utd Papbd (50¢c) Utd Ry Inves pf. U 8 Cast Iron P. U 8 Distributing U S Hoft (2).... U S Ind Alcohol. S1Ind Al p£(7). Realty (8) Rubber 76 30% 85 132% 26% 74 174% 33% A1% 90 112% 144 58% 105% 46% 47 124 125 31% 82% 2% 1% 12 37 4% 4% 72 1656 697% 22% 47 T4% 116% 17 83% 77% 142% 180 1% 18% 27 21 43% 25% 98 39% 8% 26% 111 169% 42 64% 30% 434 8% 6 6 80% 30% 84% 84% 1324 182% 25% 25W 78 T4 172 178% 33% 33u 4% 41% 89% 89% 1127% 112% 142% 143 58% 68% 105% 105% 45% 464 47 41 123 123 124% 125 36% 387 32% 82% 2% 24 1% 1% 1% 12 87 371 % 14% 8% 4% T1% 72 165 165 68 68% 22 22% 47 T4% T4% 115 16% 32% 7% 140% 180 76% 184 264 20% 43 26% 9544 39 3% 264 11 169% 42 64% 27T% 434 8% 8 s 8 S Smelting(3). SSmpf (3%) U S Steel (17). U 8 Steelpf (7) Universal Pipe. Utll PEL A (3).. Va-Caro Chem. . Va-Caro Ch ctfs. ‘Va-Caro Ch pf.. Va Iron Coal&C. Vivaudou. . Wabash........ U U u U U u Ward Baking A. Ward Baking B. ‘Warner A (1%) Warren Co (4). Weber (4). West Pen (4) West Maryland. Western Pacfic. . Western Pac pf. . ‘West Union (7). West Air Br (6). Westinghs (4). Weston Elec. Weston A (2) Wheel & L Erie. Wheel & L & pf. White Eagle (2). White Mot (4). White Rock (2. an: Wickwire otfs... 8 Willys-Overid.. 264 Willys-Od p£(7). 111 Woolworth (3).. 169% Worthn Pump.. 42 ‘Worthton B (6. 64% Wright Aero(1). 27% Yellow C (2.52). 43% Youngstown (4). 78% +0dd lot. Dividend rates aa eiven tn th%n {itoet adirierly OF halt yoarly atl niess otherwige Hoted. extra or evect ds are not in ’ b lower | eceived by Private Wi UNITED ST, (Bales are In 817 ales. Hizh. Low. 4 100 20 100 16 20 1022 13 101 Lib3d 43s. {99 101 16 101 13 Lib 4th 434e 87 10210 1028 US4s1944. 168 1038 7 10623 106 16 Lib3ys Lib 1st 4 Lib2d 4Ks. US4is's2 101 100 81 FOREIGN. Sales. High. Low. Closs. . 874 96% Bolgium 634 wi Belgium 7s w Belgium 7348 Berne 8s Rolivia 8s Canada 5s 1952 Canada 5% 19; Chile 75 1943. .. ... Chile 88 1941 . Chile 8s 1948 Chinese Gov Ry b3. Con Pow Japan 7s. Copenhagen 5%s.. Czecho 85 1951. .. DEI6%s Mch '53. Dutch E: . El Salvador Finlands 7s. French 78 French 7% Hungary 6% Japanes: Japanese 6% Jergens U M 63", Lyons 6 Murseille Mexico 45 Mexico 45 °10 asntd Montevideo 7 E Netherlands 68 '72. Nord 6%s. Norway 5%s w Norway 63 194 Norway 651944 Orient Dev deb 6: Paris/Ly’'s-Med 6s. Paris-Ly's-Med 78 Paris Orleans 7s Poland 8350 wi Prague 7%s. .. Queensland 63 Queensland 7s Rio de Jan 88 1947. Rio Gr Do Sul 8s. Sao Paulo State 83 Stof § Paulo rots. Seine Deptef 7s... Soissons 6s...... Sweden 5348 ct. Sweden 6s. Swiss 53 1946 Swiss Confed 83 Tokio bs. Ud Kingm 5% '37. Ud Steam Copen és Uruguay 8s. ... Zurich 8s... 96 16 96% 96% 1 102% 111% 95% 98 103% l'lv. tsfla 1024 104% 103 116% 6714 105% 94% 107% 108% 10227 TES. Close. 100 20 101 28 100 31 101 16 1028 1033 106 15 28 96% 964 96 964 96% £6K 102% 102% 9T% 91% 9% 99% 99% 99% 86% 87 92% 92% 96% 974 109% 109% 108% 1084 95% 98U 89 89% 88% 8% 97% 97% 102% 102% 103 308 102% 102% 100% 100% 1094 109% 109% 109%; 4T% 47w 80 0% 97% 938 100% 100% 100% 100% 102% 102% 110% 110% 101% 101% 103 103 103 103% 106 106 94l 94Y% 95 95 93 93 100% 100% 104% 108% 87 87 98% 98% 94 9% 96 96 95% 95% Ruse HA% 934 93h 98% 9o% 89 59% 8y 89 241 24% 24% 26 96% 96% 106%2 106% Bi% 86% 95% 95% 100% 1004 10035 100% B6% B6% 0% 1934 58l BB4W £8 88 87% 874 94% 94 103% 104 1% Uil 95 95 97T% 97% 1035 1081 100% 101% 92 92 BT% BTs 102 102 1044 104% 103 103 116% 116% 674 674 1064 106% 94% 94% 107% 107% 108% 108% MISCELLANEOUS. Ajax Rubber 8s.... Am Agr Chem 5s. . Am Agr Chem 7348 Am Chain sf 65°33. Am Smit & R 1st 63 Am Sug ref 6 AmT& Tecltrds.. AmT & Tcltra.. AmMT&Tst5s. . AmT & T deb 5%s. Am Water Wks 58, Anaconda 1st 6: Anaeonda cv dI Andes Cop 7srct Armour & Co 4%s. Armouyr Del 6%s.. Assoclated O1l 6. Atlantic Refin 5s. Barnesdail Bell Tel Pa b Beth Steel pm 58, Beth Steel rf bs.. Beth Steel 5%s "63. Beth Steel 5 £ 6 Brooklyn Unior Chile Copper 6 Col Gas & El Col Gas & El 5 Commonwth P 6s.. Con G NY 5%s wi. Consumers Pow 5s. Cuba Cane cvd 83. Cuban Am Sug 8s. Denver Gas 5 Det Edison re; Dodge w1 6 Donner Steel 7s. . Duquesne Light Est Cuba Sug 7% Empire G & F 7% Fisk Rubber Francis Sug 7% Goodrich 6% Goodyear Goodyear 85 1941.. Hershey 5%8 wi HumbleO & R5%8 Illinots Bell 1st 6s. Indiana Steel 5. ... Int Mer Marine 6u. Int Paper b Inter Paper Int T&T6%swi.. KCP&Lt6sA'S2 Kan G & E1 65 '53... Laclede G 5148 '52. Lorillard (P) 5s... Louisv G & E 65 °53 Mid-Con 635 40.... Midvale Steel 63 New Eng Tel 5 NYEdb6s 44 wi... N Y Eden 1st 6)4s. N Y Tel 41. North Am Ed 6 North Am Ed 6%4s. Nor Ohio T & L 6s. Nor States Pow Nor States Pow Otis Steel T4 s. Pacific Gas & EI b PacT&T 1stbs PacT & T 58 '62. Pan-Amer Pete Phila Co 5%s'38. . Phila& RAC& I 5s Plerce-Arrow 8s. Public Service 6s. . P Serv Gas 6%s '59 P ServGas 5% ‘64 Remingtn Arms 6: Sinclair Oil 6s. Stnclair O11 7 Sin Pipe Line 6s. Skelly O1l 6% s So Por Rico Sug. Southwest Bell 55, ‘Ténn Elec Pow 6 Toledo Edn 1st 7s. Union Bag & P 6s. United Drug s U S Rub 1st rf 6. U S Smelter 6s. Va-Car Ch 7%s w. Warner Sug 7s "39. West Elec bs...... ‘Westn Union 634s. Westinghouse 7s. . Willys-Ov 6%s°33. ‘Wilson & Co 1sf Youngstn S & T Atchison gen 4t Atlantic C Licl 4 Atiantic C L 1st 4. AtlanticCL 78 B&Orfimp 1 @ N N e ~ o - ® wnlenarloioonmnetunnBe Senlomanm e ceroaaia 88l atBoanEentlocn auBol~Brtononarn B anawan mm ® 100% 1027 104 984 98% 102% 974 101w 967% 59 RAILROAD. 1 7. B9% 9 8% 8 9% 1107% 2 102% B&0 Sw Divssefs. 46 97% Bklyn Manhat 6s.. 29 90k Canad North 6% 318" 1003 102% 102% 103% 103% 98% "~ 98K 98 98 102% 1024 9TH 97H 1014 101% 96% 96% 108 103 95% 96 101 101 1084% 103% 99 99y 831 XL 63 93% 102% 102's #9% 997 105 105 109% 101 2% 92% 97 97 864 B6% 94y 0% 101 101 109 109% 100% 1003 100% 100% 101% 101% 1037 103% 9Tin 98% 99 107% 107% 94 94w 107% 107% 96is 85k 92% 93w 106" 106 104% 104 104 104% 113% 113% 104 104 1044 104% 110% 110% 120% 120% 98% 98% 101% 1013 100% 1004 102% 102% 854 85l 91k% Sl 96t 964 104% 104% 99% 99% 102% 102% 1004 100% 97 97 9% 9T% 981 9874 91% 9% 100% 100% 100% 1007 114% 114% 107% 107% 101 101 104 104 92% 92% 96% 96% 106% 1064 101% 101% 96% 967 101% 101% 98% 984 106% 106% 98 98% 100 100 106% 106% 99 99 100% % 103% 103% 103 90 106 108 92 92 84% 84% 1% 111% 105%_105% 100%° 103 20 -102% 102% 108% 105% 97% 97% 103% 103% 9% B9% 101 101 105% 106% 9% 94k 101 101 86% 86% 81% 82% 101 101 110% 110% 106% 106% 102 102 97% 97% 100% 101 RO% 894 87% 8% 9l 97% 107% 107% 89% 894 93% 93% 91 92 101% 102 102% 102% 102% 102% 7% 97% $0 90 us— 18 Direct to The Star Office. Sales. High. Low. Close. 2 116 115% 116 14 80% 80% K0% 2 101% 101% 81 97% 974 3 9T% 9% 26 924 91% 74 116% 116% 12 50% 49% 4% 4T% T4% T4% 644 644 49% 49% 50 49% 49% 49% 79% 194 49% 49 50% 50 49% 49% 5 85 96% 174 87% 102% 99% B0 9815 984 95% 103 104 90% 24% 98 66% 2% 64% 67% 67% 90% 184 94% 110 92% Cent of Ga § Cent Pac 1st Ches & O cv 43 Ches & O gn 43 Ches & O cv bs 97% 97% 92% 116% 49% 474 74% 644 49% 50 497 9% 49% 504 49% 7 85 26% 7% 874 102% 99'% 80 98% 98% 99 108 104 90% 84Y% 98 6613 2% 64% 67% 67% 95% t Pdbds. .. tP gn 45 '89 tPcv 44s. tPrf4les ChiR1& P rf 4s Chi Un Sta bs. Chi Unifon St Chi& W Ind cn 48 C&WI6%s 62 CCC&StL 4%s ’C & St L bs. CCC&StLrfosA. Cuba RR7%s..... Del & Hd st rf 4s. Den & Rio G cn 4s. D& Rio G imp bs. . D & Rio G Wat 6 Erle 15t cons 4 Erle gen 4s Erieconv 4s A Erteconv 4s B FlaEC 6s'74 96 Gr North gen 7s Hud & Man ref®, Hud & Man aj 6s 111 Central ref 4u. 111 Central 5%s. 111 C-C $t L&N Int Rap Tran 6 Int Rap Tr 6s stpd. Int Rap Tran 6s. ... Int Rap Tran 7s Int & G Nor 1st 63. Int & G Nor aj 6 Kan City Ft S 4 Kansas City 8 3 KansasCity § 6i Kan City Term 4s. Lake Shore 45 '31.. Lehigh Valen 4s. .. Lehigh Val 58 2003 . Loufs & N uni 48 Louls & Nash 5%s. Manhat Ry cn 4s.. Market St Ry 7s. .. M&StL1strf 4s M StP & SSM 6348 MK&T4sB. MK&Tad)bs.... MEK&TprinssA. Mo Pacific gen 4, Mo Pac 53 1965. Mo Pacific 6s. Mo Pacific 6scfs. . Nassau E Ry 4s'57. N O Tex & M inbs. NOT&Mb%sn.. N Y Cen gen 334a. N Y Cent deb 4i N Y Centri6s NYCentLSclite NY Chi& St L5%s New Hav deb 43°56 New Hav d 48'57.. New Haven c d 6 N'Y Rys 6s'65 N Y State Ry 4 NY W &Bos 4% Norfolk & W cn Northern Pac 3s. Northern Pac s Northern Pacr { Ore & Calif 1st 5s. Ore Short L ref 43 Pennsyl con 434s. . Pennsyl gen 434 Pennsyl gen 58 Pennsy| 6s ‘64 Pennsyl 6%s Pennsyl gold 7 Pere Marq 1st Reading gen 4% RIArk&L 4%s. St L IM&S 4s°29 St L IM&S R&G - Sultanis ~OrwrmSelanamwomomt o © mwoSmBa Seabd A L adj & Seabd A L con Sou Pacific 48 '29. Southern Ry gen 48 Southern Ry 1st 58 Southern Ry 6s ct. Southern Ry 6% Third Ave adj bs. TolStL & W 4s... Unlon Pac 1st If 4s Unlon Pac 48°27... Virginia Ry 1st 53. Va Ry & P 1st 6s. . Wabash 535 ‘75 Western Md 4s. Western Pacific 5 Wheel & L E ca 45. Wisconsin Cent 4s. NEW YORK, September 19 (4#).—Net earnings of about $11,000,000 are look- ed for in the report of Packard Motor Car Co. for the fiscal year ended Au- gust 31, to be made public in October. This would be about $4.60 a share on the 2,377,020 shares of common stock outstanding, against $1.54 a share in the preceding fiscal year and $2.54 a share the year before, The company closed the year with its largest profits, greatest sales and the most comfort- able cash position of any vear in its history. Sales are estimated at $100.- 0,000. CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET CHICAGO, September 19.—Hogs— Receipts, 3,000 head; steady to 10 higher; sorted lot, 180 to 200 pound weights, 13.30 top, 13.45: no strictly choice“light welghts offered; desirable 240 to 300 pound butchers, 13.00a13.30; bulk packing sows, 11.25a 11.85; better grades of strong weight killing pigs, 13.00 down; shippers, 1,000; estimated holdover, 8,000 heavy-weight hogs, 12.75a13.35; me dium, 13.00a13.45; light, 12.00a13.45; light lights, 11.50a13.40; packing sows, 11.80a12.20; slaughter pigs, 12.00213.00. Cattle—Receipts, 10,000 head; com. pared week ago, fe dsteers, 11.00 and better; very uneven; in-between grades of medium weight 25 lewer; good to cholce heavy steers and yearlings, strong to 256 higher; fat steers, 10.50 downward; meaty Westerns and na- tive grassers, fully 50 higher; West. erns getting premium over 'native; extreme top, 16.35 for 1,354-pound averages, new high mark for year; best light and long yearlings, 15.50; several loads light- yearling heifers, 13.00; about 15,000 Westerns offered; stockers and feeders, 25 to 50 up; bulk ‘Western grass steers to killers, 7.50a 8.75; weighty Montanas and Wyom- ings, upward to 11.00; fat cows, 25 to 50 higher; heifers, 50 to 7. ners and cutters, 15 to 25 higher; bulls active, 60 to 75 higher; vealers around 50 higher. Sheep—Recelpts, 3,000 head; for week, around 12,000; direct and 140 double decks from feeding stations; today’s market nominal; receipts all direct; compared with week ago, fat lambs, 25 to 40 cents lower; sharp downturn late in week erased early week's gain of 25 to 50 cents with additional losses; cull lambs, 25 to 50 cents lower; sheep and feeding dambs, about steady; country demand for feeders broad; top fat native lambs, 16.15: rangers at 16.00; feeding lambs, 16.25; fat ewes, 8.50; bulk prices fol- low: Fat lambs, 15.25a16.00; cull lambs, 11.50312.00; feeding lambs, 15.25a16.20; fat ewes, 6.50a8.00. LIVE POULTRY STEADY. CHICAGO, September 19.—Poultry, alive, steady; rmi pts, 6 cars; fowls, 18a23%%; miu-. 5 roosters, 16; tur- keys, 20; ducks, 18a20; geese, 16. 101% ) FINANC Raw Sugar Hits Lowest Prices In Three Years Special Dispatch to The Star. NEW YORK, September 19.—Raw sugar touched the lowest price level in three years yesterday under con- tinued liberal offerings, 1,400 bags of Philippines selling at 4.18 cents & pound delivered. This quotation was 132 of a cent under previous sale. CORN PRICE BREAK FEATURE IN GRAIN Market Tumbles on Pros- pects of Huge Crop Unharm- ed hy Early Frosts. By the Associated Press CHICAGO, September 19.—Sharp setbacks in the price of corn have; been the outstanding feature of the grain trade this week. September de- livery of corn dropped to a new low price record for the season. Prospects that the 1925 yield of corn will be moved much earlier than usual were chiefly responsible. Compared with a week ago, the corn market this morn ing was 43, to 6 cents a bushel lower, with wheat at % cent to 1% cents ad- vance. Oats, 1 cent to 11 cents down, and provisions varying from §1.25 de- cline to 17 cents gain. Corn Safe From Frost. According to reports.at hand, the corn crop is further advanced this year than is generally the case, so much so that in the opinion of some authorities *he bulk of the crop is al- ready safe from frost. Moreover, ideal weather for matur- ing the crop has prevailed during much of the week. The market also was called upon to withstand the brunt of reports that there has been a surprising production of corn this sea- son east of Chicago, a territory likely to supply needs that most often are filled by shipments from here. Fe ample, the Ohio corn crop is offi estimated at 10,000,000 bushels the largest previous record. Improved pastures, as the result of beneficial rain: tended further to weaken the corn market and oats as well, notwithstanding the cheapne: oats. Prices Likely to Improve. Talk persisted. however, that feed- ing operations would be heavy t year because of the high price of hog: and that corn would be worth more money later in the season. In this con- nection it was pointed out that the bulk of sales in the hog market here | are running from 20 cents to 90 cents @ hundred pounds higher than a week | ago. Upturns in the value of wheat were ascribed to active domestic milling de- | mand which more than offset an ex- ceptional dearth of export business. Nearby deliveries of lard were in de- mand, but otherwise the provision market reflected me ueakne«s of corn. VODKA TO BE 'STRONGER By Cable to The Star and Chicago Daily News. MOSCOW, September 19.—The sup- | ply of vodka will be sufficient and prices within the reach of everyhody in the coming vear, according to an ! announcement made today by t e alcohol trust. The present, 30 per| cent vodka has not received the stamp of popular approval. Next vear's out. | put will have an alcoholic content of | 40 per cent. It is expected to bring | in a revenue of four hundred million rubles. Government stores will retail bot- tles in quart, pint, half-pint, fifth of | a pint and tenth of a pint sizes and | the scale of prices will be the sa gardless of quantity, based on 50 cents a pint—bottles extra. All bottles will | be labeled to show it is not bootleg samogon, made of potatoe: (Copyright. 1925, hy "hu‘azu DA\ TODAYS CHICAGO PRICES CHICAGO, September 19 (#). Wheat prices jumped upward toda after a_downturn at the start. Houses with Northwestern connections were on the selling side of the market but aggressive buying de- veloped around $1.50 for the Decem- ber delivery. Fairly general rains, likely to delay the crop movement, were reported In the Canadian North- west and were influential as a motive to purchase. The opening, % to lower, December, 1.50 to 1. May, 1.52 .53, y a sag to 1497% for December and then by a rise which lifted that month to 15114, Corn and oats swaved with wheat September and December corn both touched new low price records for the season. Opening at ' to 1l off, December, 807% to 81, the corn mar- ket declined a little more and then recovered. Oats started at 13 decline to an equal advance, December, 41 to 4115 Fluctuations continued narrow. Provisions were responsive to firm- ness of hog values. WHEAT— September December . i Close. 1805 153% 25 SER RZE T2 Low. 1 o Wikis imd oo HEE FREE b3 S8 EF 223 55 & September October . RIBS— September . October NET PROFIT DOUBLED. NEW YORK, September 19 (#). — Electric Auto-lite Co. reports net profit of $1,807,145 for the first eight months this year, equal to $6.32 a share on the common stock, against $3.78 'a share in the corresponding period of 1924, a galn of 67 per cent. August net profit jumped to $141,430 from $76,185 the month before and an Increase of 225 per cent over August, 1924. RATES ON BAR SILVER. LONDON, September 19.—Bar sil- ver, 32%d per ounce. Money, 2% per cent. Discount rates, short bills, 314a 89-16 per cent; three-month bills, 89-16a3% per cent. NEW YORK, September 19.— Bar silver, 71%; Mexican dollars, 545. NEW YORK -DAIRY PRICES. NEW YORK, September 19 (#).— Butter — Firm; receipts, 7,148 tubs. Eggs —Firm; recelpts, 9,144 cases. Cheese — Firm; receipts, 167,115 pounds. WEEKLY BANK REPORT. NEW YORK, September 19 (#).— The actual condition of clearing house banks and trust companies for the week shows a deficit in reserve of $15,- AND CHEAPER IN RUSSIA | ' 1AL. FEDERAL COSTS OFF IN AUGUST 000 in Ordinary Items Over Previous Monif. BY CHAS. P. Ordina United gust, 1 SHAEFFOR. costs of operating tae ates Government during Lu- , amounted to $18%,206.508. a savfng of approximately $45.000,00 over the previous month, when fe- quirements amounted to $235.589,133 August's needs ran con: ahly the average monthly expend the fiscal y ended June when $3,063,105,3: or more $255,000,000 a month, was forordinary causes. The civil service retirement was responsible for the greatest crease as between the two mo this expenditure being reduced than $14,000,000. llowing in order was the Interior tment wi penditu v paring of more than §13, iterest on the public debt of only 1946, a sav ing of more than $11,000,000 over the previous month, and a saving of mere than $8,000,000 in refunds on interfal revenue receipts Public debt requireme: able against ordinary re the month amounted to §$: addition to the above. Of $26,000,000 went to the s the remainder representi glfts, etc. At Phonograph Firm Expands. Louis Sterling, chairn board of directors of tk Phonograph Co., Inc., terday that & s acquirec of the Columbia interests a tant interest in the Carl Lindst of Berlin and the Transoce ing Co. of A 3 phonograph and reco; serving Europe and Sc Increase in Failures. Business failures Sta this week R. G. Dun & Co f 27 over the Wool Committee The United S ization commi Bradford representatives of the I trade on the proposal 1o u. wool standards in interr It will go later to Rc with the Interna Agriculture a world wool ma Sta tior tute blish reporting sery Ins wool De; ren E. Er ds, and M America Te, facturers. Dun's Weekly Review. Dun’s_reviews tion as follows: The reports of the week evidence from automobile n operations keep u rate; .mxhem: large tonnages contractors have purchases of 1 quence of the U of new construction “With the these and other has risen above average and pr their views as to p of orders from el output ent on the re firmer in 367,000.” SHIP FIRM REPORiTS LOSS DURING FIRST HALF YEAR NEW YORK, September 19 (#).— American Ship and Commerce Cor- poration had net profit of $9,109 for the first half of 1925, but after de- ducting $482,529 for depreciation there was net loss of $473,420. This com- pares with net loss of $352,207 in the first half of 1924. The second quarter’s net loss was $40 after interest, taxes and _depreciation. Operating profit for the half year was $206 against $542,657 a year ago. DAIRY PRODUCTS. BALTIMOT cial).—I 3 : Leghorns, : old hens, 18a horns, : old r 20a24; pigeons, pair, fowl, each, 70a Eggs—Receipts, 2 ; native and nearby firsts, dozen offered at 37 Butter—Good _to c; pound, 44a49; prints, 40; store packed, 39; process butte: : ducks, guinea T)le New Yor ford Railroad dustrial develop: resenting traffie, operatin; tate and engineering assist firms or individuals ¢ locate in southem New 1.n..A and. CLOTH MAB.K_ET QUIET NEW YORK, September 19 cial). — Catton goods markets quiet today at unchanged pri Print cloth quotations stood cents for 64x60 and 11 ce Raw silks were stead slow. (Spe- were Rate 50 Pe- Corp, riod. Acme. Steel... AW G M Bo. pd.. Bayuk L 1at D{ Bor con 2 &% o b cen ¥ Lt 6% vt Do. pL... El Paso E df A Do. pf B..... Elec Auto-Lite,. Essex Cot M pf. Ginter Co » Gygar Co CailAcetm, Gl W& N BE Ohio R Ed Stand Screw. . Tugkett Tob 674,630. This is a decrease of $25. 659,160 compared with last week, when 30085 reserve of $9.914,30 ws: re- ported. B2 A har pf Bhiv £ 460 bt Show Decrease of $45,000,-