Evening Star Newspaper, September 21, 1925, Page 22

STOCKS SELL OFF IN FINAL TRADING Total Sales for Day Nearly 1,000,000—New Highs < Earlier in Session. BY STUART P. ateh to The W ta NEW YORK, Septeml 21.—The stock market was unsettled foday, with’ sharp selling moves in a num- ber of the re nt industrial favorite: These were occurring under cover of strength of some of the railway is- sues which were taken up again. The run-up in the call money renewal r from 33 to 41, per cent had & s mental effects Motors. Stronz Early. Motor shares, s a rule, made their best prices at Gon after the open- ing. It was then that Hudson had its big jump and that new high records were made in Studebaker, General Motors, Packard, Hupp and Paige-De. troit. »m then there were period upper h: new bu: ward when Ls. “especially Bosch Magneto, which at one stage was up over 8% points, and to Stewart Warner. Other New High Records. There were new high records in other directions. All four classes of Market Street Rallway stocks, still on the reported resumption of negotia. tions with the City of San Francisco for the sale of the property, kept on h their rise. American Tobacco B" jumped 4 points, @nd the “A" stock These were new high prices, and other stocks, which had the pction, were Reynolds “B, Rubber preferred, Nunnall : 1 Outdoor Adver. tising and Atlantic, Gulf and W Indies preferred Stocks in which Chicago operators are interested umed considerable Pprominence. Peoples rose 2 points and the newly named Yellow Truck, substituted for Yellow Cab, also had quite a rise Reading went up over a point and 'y Central over Canadian Pa- cific was quite uctive and strong for a while, There were sharp fluctuations, with alternate pe ds of strength and weakness in ‘the higher priced in- dustrials of the type of Chrysler, Railway Steel Springs and American Can. Baldwin Locomotive moved very erratically over a range of nearly 3 points. United States Steel com- mon was bid up ab 124, only to encounter a lot of selling. MO AT 6 PER CENT. Late Selling Movement Grows As Rate Advances. NEW YORK, September 21 (#).— FINANCIAL Abitibl Pow (4). 67% 67 67 67 |Goodrich Ru (4). Adv Rumley. 16 16% 15% 16% | Goodyear pf (7). Ad Rumley pf(3) 58 59% B8 B8% | Goodyr pr pf (8). Ahumada (t1).. 11 11 10%_10%Granby Consol Air Reductn($5). 109% 111% 109 7109 |Grt North pf (5) Ajax Rubber. 11% 11% .11 11 ‘|Gt Nor Ore (1).. Allled Chem (4). 102 103 101% 101% | Grt Watn 8u (8). Allls Chalm (8). Am Agricul Chm Am Ag Chm pf. . Am Beet Sug(4). 86% 86% 36% 86% | g reman 214y, Am Bosch. 39% 4l 88 89W|Havana Elm*()n Ammksnoom 16 16 116 118 | gavedSonrtan. 2 Hoe & Co A (4).. Household P (3) Am Chain A (2). 28% 28% 28% Houston O1l. ... Am Chicle. 49% 49% 49% 49% | HHowe Sound Co. Am Drug. 4% 4% 4% 4% [Hudson Mn (2%) Am Express (6). 137% 187% 187% 137% | Hua Man pt (5). m & For Pow. 1 Hudson Mot (3). FP 25% (7). Am&F Ppf (1). Am Hide & L pf. Am Ice (7). Am Internatl Am La Fran (1). Am Linseed. .. .. Am Linsd pf 3% Am Loco (118).. Am Metal (8)... Am Radtator (4) Am Ry Exp (6).. Am Safety R (3) Am Ship&Com. . Am S & Ref (6) Am S & R pt (7). Am Snuff (12)... Am St] Fdys (3) Hupp Mot (1)... Illtnots Cen (7).. Indep O11 (1).. Indian Motorey . Indian Refining.. Thdian Refg ctfs. Ind Ref pf (1) *Ingersoll R(8). Inland St (23). Inland Stl pf(7). Inspiration (2).. Interub Rap Tr. Internat:Agri. Int Bus Mac (8). Int Cement (4) Int Com Eng (2) Internat Har (§) The closing was irregular. A further tightening of the call money rate to 6 per cent accentuated the late selling movement, tors had but not_until General Mo- been pushed up to a new . where realizing sales were encountered. Stewart Warner, Yellow Trucks and du Pont kept pace with the rise in General Motors. Shares of the Mackay Co. soared 613 points, but Brown shoe fell back as much Total sales approximated 2,000,000 shares. Markets at a Glance NEW General Motor: 1073%. Bonds YORK Stocks, irregular; sets record high at steady: trading cen- ters in rail issues. Foreign exchanges, mixed; Scandinavian currencies re. sume advance. Cotton, lower; bearish crop movement. Sugar, easy; lower spot market. Coffee, higher; firm Brazilian market. CHICAGO.—Wheat, higher; bullish weekly foreign statistics. Corn, ir- regu liquidation September. Cat- tle, irregular; choice steers scarce. Hogs, strong. RAW SUGAR TUMBLES TO LOWEST LEVELS By lh! Associated Press. YORK, September 21.—Raw sugar sold at the lowest level on the present movement in the New York market today when 21,000 bags of the Philippine product were taken by an outport refiner for October delivery at 4.15 cents a pound. COMPLAIN OF TAXIS. B. & 0. Officials Gharge Bus Rights to Laurel Enjoyed. » The Star. Epecial Dispateh to BALTIMORE, September J. Cornwell, general counsel for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad .has pro- tested to the Public Service' Commis. Klon against the custom of various taxicab companies of Baltimore and Washington in carrying patrons to the Laurel race track without first applying for permits for bus lines. Cornwell pointed out that tha taxi- cabs never start for the track until they have obtained passengers to the v of the cab. which makes them busses, and asks that they iined from this service until they have taken out licenses and paid the fees which bus lines are required to pay. GRAIN EXPORTS JUMP. By the Associated Press Grain exports from the: United st week were 6,837,000 bush- s, against 4,492,000 bushels the week before, Commerce Department figures revealed today. I e e TODAY'S METAL MARKET. NEW YORK, September 21.—Cop- yper quiet; electr spot and fu- 14%. Tin firm: spot and near- b .00: futures, 5 Iron steady No. 1 northern, a20.00; No. northern. 19.00a19 s 0a19.00. Lead s spot and Antimony, spot, firm; futures, 7.82 +17.00. DRY GOODS STEADY. NEW YORK, September 21 (Spe- bial).—Cotton goods . markets were quiet and eteady today at Saturday's priges, botk for print cloths and the 68X72%. Raw silk was very quiet, dropping about 10 cents in all varie- tles, with little demand. S ZINC OUTPUT GROWS. NEW YORK, September 21 (#).— The world's output of slab zinc in August is estimated at 101,100 shart tons by the American Bureau .of Metal Statlstics, 100,000 in July, and e 90,000 in June. Production for the § months this year was 821,900 tons tompared with 781,500 the same perlod in 1924. The average monthly output in 1938 was 80354 against 79,575 last yeary : Open. High. 624 106% 105% . 184 101% 13% 84 82 2915 244 414 4% 40% 65% 62% 107% 105% 101 “ 18% 84 82 2045 244y 41 4T% 40% 65% Inter Har pf (7). 119 119 A Bugac:, % o Int Mer Marine.. 9 9 ik LA Int Mer Mar pf.. 84% 34% Am TeraTel (3). Int Nickel (2)... 34% 34% Am Tobacco (7). el e ?\f&’&:fl)ié Int Paper pf {6). 81 81 Am Whol pf (7). Int] Paper pf (1) 91% 91% Am Woolen. Int Ry CA pf(5). 64% 6d4% Am Wool pf (1). Int Shoe (6).... 189% 189% i > (nt Tel &Tel (8) 119% 1197 Anaconda (3) ;":T:IAT:I&:-). 2§x. 6% ntertype ( TR Archer-Danlels. Armour Il A(2). 25% 25% 24% 26 |JonesBrosTea. 16% 16% Arn Cons&Co 1% 144 ;;. %;% Jordan Mot (3).. 45 46 Arnold Conctfs. 14 14 % o Artloom (T5c)... 46% 46% 45 45 fif’f‘gb 1at (7). 109% 109 A e 50 | Kaymer (ulius). 83n 834 4850 OI1 (2).... 3 o Atehison (1), . 128% 128% 122% 122% i 2 n Atchison pe (5. 9% 95k 8B 95 | plie Wl o). 1001 109% eystone . 2% 2% 1Gul w1 AN Gnfa W Pt 69 b59% 69 59 g’e‘:’zgffl‘é)- e Atlantic Refing. . 100% 100% 100% 1004 Atlas Tack. . 14 14 18% 14 |Lehigh Val (33%) 80% 81 Austin-Nichols 2T% 2% 2T% 2T% kln:uamnn 2% 73' BalawinL (7).. 125 125 121% 121% | LIEA My B (RERLAS. 721 Balto & Ohlo(5). 82t 83w 82k 821 | (08 LPo0 CO-- 280 08 Bang & Arpf(7). 96 96 95% 95k [ 00F s s Barnet Ledther. 40% 404 40% 404 | pFO0b o -roone BR TH Barnsdall A. . 21 20% 20% Lorlllard (38) - 865 854 Beech Nut(2.40). 721 726 72 72 |pou ti (ol G0 (8 Belding Bros(3). 37% 38% 87w 884 (prou JEifUlic SR SA Bothiehem St 41% 4% 4UC KOM | Louts & Nan (6). 118 118 o8 % Booth Fish 1st.. 44 4% 44 ed%|Ludium @), 36 36 Botany A (4).... 424 42% 42 42 |Mackay (7).. 189 189 Briggs Mfg(3%) 37 87 86% 36%|Mackay pf (4)... 69 69 British Empire.. 1% 1% 1% 1% )Mack Trucks (6) 219% 2201 2 8% 8% 8% 84 |Macy o.. 2 Bl Batson (8 : 143% 143% | Magma Cop (3).. 43% 43% Bki-Man Tran.. b7% 67% b5% 56%|Mallison&Co... 25% 26% Bk-Man T pf(6). 81 81 81 81 [ManElSup(4%) 58 b4l Bkl Unton G(4). 90% 90% 88% 88%|ManEmdg (5). 444 d4d% Brown Shoe (4). 144% 144% 140 140% | Man Shirt (1%). 301 30% Brunswick-Balk. 84% 34% 34 84 |ManilaEl(23%). 38 38 Brunswick Ter.. 9% 9 9 | Market Street... 111 12 Burns Bro (10) Mipketseprior. 62 /60K Burns Br B (2 Market St pi prip T BurAadMa (). 97l 974 95w Bois| Market St 24 32 36 Bush Terminal,. 177 18% 17% 18 |Marland O (75¢) 43%' 43% Bush Terde (7). B86% 86% 86% 86% | Malin Rock (1).. 28 28 Butte Cop (50c). 8% 6% 64 6% Martin-Parry(2) 20% 21 Butte& Bup (1). 12 124 11% 11%|Mathieson Alka. 83 83% Butterick....s.. 20 20 20 20 ‘!:H’Dentsst;:).ll]l.:% 1%k exican Seal Caddo Central. % % N Cal Packing (§). 181 131 129% 120% | Miami Cop (1).. o o Callf Pemt (2).. 26% 26% 264 = CallahanZinc... 24 2% Calumet & Ar (4) 51% 51k 5l 'an Paciflc (10). um 1222 13% Case Threshing. 4 = CaseThresnpf.. 91 92 91 92 |MK&TSLE). Cent Leather.... 19% 19% 19% 19% | \o80l Paciis. Cent Leather pf. 62 62 60% 608 | o SOT Fec BY Cen RRofNJ f12. 204% 298 294% 298 | yoonoo DWeg 00 Century RIb (2). 824 321 82% 82% |y ol 63 o Century Rpf(7). 95% 954 95% 95K [ pottior Tode Tho Cerrod Pascd(4) bB3% b4 58% B4 |y o0 S 0 Certaln-Teed(4). 55 55w 53 B84 |yoeotvorl 19 gaid gas Chandler (3).... 38% 38% 364 86% |y ciiv "poa ™00 164 170 Cheroarar 108 108" 105 log | Murmay B (12d6) 8l 52 Octts... Chenopic6% Y. 132t 113 112 112w | Nash pf (7)...... 10% 105t Chi& Alton pf... 12% 12Kk 124 12k |NatAcme (sta). 9% 9% Chi & East Iil pt. 48 46% 48 |NatBisouit (3).. 72 72 Chi Great West. 12 124 11% 11%|NatCloak (4)... 74% 74% ChiGt West pf.. 26% 26 26% 26 [NatDalry (3)... 654 65% ChiMil&StP... 8% 8% 8% 8% |NatDptStores. 43 43 ChiMil&StRf 164 164 154 atDEC1st (7). 98 98 ni & Nwn'(4).. 68 ~68% e Nwpf Oy, 111 111 111 111 | Nat Distillerspf 67 67 ChiPneuT (). 114 114 113 114 ChiRI& Pac... 49% O > CRI&Ppf(8). 861 Bbl 861 86l | NatSupply (3).. 56% 564 CRI&P DL (). 8% w3 98% | Yevada Copper.. 13% 13% Childs ($2.40) 62% “G1% 61% [N O Tex &M (7). 1214 121% Chile Cop (2%). 35% 35% 8b% 80w |NYAIrBr(4).. 38l 40% Chrysler Corpn.. 161 1621 157 160% | NYAIrBrA (4) 51 61 06 106% 108 | N ¥ Canners (2). 50 50% Chrysler 5t A(8) 106 1 ) e oot Coca-Cola (1) h CCC&StLpf(s) 116 116 116 115 |NYC&StL(6) 131 131 Col Fuel & Iron.. 40% 40% 39 39 |N Y Dock.. 831 383 Colo Southern... 67 61% 67 ' 67% NYNHG&Hart. 37% 38% ColG&E (3.60). T8% 74 178 8% |NYOnaWn(1). 20% 29% Com SolvA (4).. 104 105 108 108 |NYShipbld (3). &7 57 ComSolvB..... 98K 89 98K 99 [NY Steam pf(7). 100 100 28 20% 2% | Norf & West (7). 187% 138% i i f}* 41 40% 40w |North A (B3.40). b8% 58% e istribut 8 6 8% by |NorthAmpf(8) 50X 50k Consol Gas (5).. 98% 98% 91% 91% | North Pac (5). Col G & E pf (7). 111% 111% 111% 111% | Norwalk (1.60) Consol Textile.. = & 3¢ 3 8 |Nunnally (1).... 16 17 Cont Can (4). 76% 75% | Onyx Hostery... 33 33 Cont Insur (6).. 113 113 118 113 |Onyx Hospf (7). 84 84 Cont Mot (80a).. 11% 11% 11% 11%|Orpheum (1.80). 81 31 Corn Prod (2)... 86% 86% 35% 3% |Otis Elev pf (8). 108 103 Coty, Inc (3.80).. 50 81 50 51 |OtlsStes 3 Crex Carpet (4). 50 50 50 50 |OtisSteel pf Crucible Stl (4). T4l 74% 173% 73% Owens Bot (3.0 584 584 Cruciblepf (1).. 99 99% 99 99% | Pacific Gas (8) Cuban CaneSu.. 10% 10% 9% 9% Pacific Of1 (3). Cub Cane Supf.. 45% 46's 44% 4d% | Packard (11.70). Cuban-Am 5.(3). 24% 24 23% 28% | Paige Mot(1.40). 22 28% Cuban Am pf(7). 95% 95% 95% 954 | Pan-Amer (6)... 63% 64% Cudahy Pkg (7). 100 100 100 100 - [ Pan-Amer B (6). 63% 64% Cuyamel Fr (4). b2% b2% 52 62 Eanhandle. ... iel Boo: o1 1% 1 134 | Park & Tilford. Divicon Chem . 41% 43 41% 40% | Penick & Ford. Deere&Co pf(5). 105% 105% 105% 105 | Penn C & Cke Del& Hud (9).. 148% 148% 1474 1473 | Pennsy Rhnt Del L & Wn (17) 140 l:g% x:g% l:g% ;:g:::fls DRGWstpf... 45% Detroit Ed (8).. 141% 142 137 187 |PereMprior(5). 841 84 Detroit Ed rts Dodge Bros C1 A Dodge pt (7). ... Dome Mines (2). Doug Pecttn (1). Dupont (19).... DuPont deb (6) . Duquesne pf (7) Bastman (18)... 110% Eaton Axle (2). Elec Powr & Lit. EIP&LpL(T).. E P&L pf 40% pé Elec Str Bat (4). Phoenix Hoslery Pierce-Arrow... Plerce-Arrow pf. Pierce Ofl. . Plerce Petrol. . Pitts Term Coal. Pitts Ut pt n 30. 101% 112% 109 EmmersonBrnt. 3% 3% 8 3 |Pproducers&R pf. Emmerson Bpf. 19 19 19 19 | PubSer N.J.(5). Bnd John (6)... 71 1% 69% €9% | Pub Se E&G pf 6. ErieRR . 32 824 82 32% | Pullman Co (8). Erle 18t pf 41 41% 40% 40% | Punta Aleg Sug. Fairbks (2.60).. 46 46% 46 46% | Pure Oll (1%).. Famous PI fu pd 109% 1094 108% 108% | Radio Corp of A. Federal Lt °140. 27% 273 2T% 274 | Ry Stl Sp (8).. Fed Minpf (1).. 63 68 63 63 |RayConsCop Fisher Body (6). 91 92% 90 90% | Reading (4) Fisk Rubber. 24 Reading rts. Fleischmann (t5) Reading 1st (). Foundation (8).. 187 187 135% 136k | Reading 24 (3).. Fox FilmA..... 70% 71 70 70 [|Reid Iem Cm(3). Freeport-Texas. 16% 16% 16% 15%| Robt Rels & Co.. briel A (2%). 384% B84% B84% 384 | Remington Type g:rdn-rl(ov.or.. 11 11 10% 104 Renl;chsml.. Gen Am Tnk (3). b8% 658% 56% 67% | BeP r:!stnl... Gen ATC pt (7). 1013 102% 101% 102y | Revnolds Sprnga Gen Asphalt.... b54% B54% 53% 63y |Rey TobB (3).. Gen Baking (6). 184 185 183 183 |Rossialns(s).. SenCigar (8)... 98% 98% 97 97 |RoviD(al73y). Gen Electric (8). 821% 321% 318 320 | St Joseph Ld (2) Gen Elspec 600 11% 11% 11% 114 | StL & SanFr((1) Gen. Motors (17) 105 107% 104 105% | St L Southwest. GenOutdr Adv.. 32 324 31% 82 |StLSwnpf (5). Gen Outdr A(4). 54 54% b53% b54%|Savage Arms... Gen Petrm (2).. 45% 46 45% | Schulte Stor (§8) Gen Ry Sig 17 % Seaboard Alr L. Sears-Rebk (6). 454 mnmruug. 35% 26% 81% 152% 35% 264 62 1664% 13% 884 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTO NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE Received by Private Wire Direct to The Star Office Low. Close 61% 108% 105% 115% 5315 42% 22 6344 63 2% INTEREST WANING IN FLORIDA BONDS Attention Turned to French Debt Refunding—One p New Issue Today. BY GEORGE T. HUGHES. Special Dispatch to The Stur. NEW YORK, September 21.—A further deciine in Florida Western and Northern bonds today betokened the bond market'’s waning interest in the Klorida real estate boom, which had caused so much excite- ment last week. The bonds were down more than a third bf the amount of last week's sensational u(l\nuce The investment section of the mar- continued to maintain the game that it has all along for month or more. Prices were firm, but there was no activity. Somewhat higher rates for call mon- ey were disregarded. Attention to French Debts. Fore ts of the French debt refund- ing plan, which is to be proposed by the commission now on its way, re- celved siderable attention, but hardiy_counted in the market of the day. Trading was active in French between 93 and 933, amd the Jrench 7154 were selling around 102%, but these were merely the previously prevailing prices. ket features the last Argentine issues were dealt in free- ly, with prices, however, scarcely changed. Realizing sales were felt in the new Bank bonds. German Agricultural Railroad Moves Mixed. Among corporate issues there was some demand for Baltimore and Ohio convertible 4145 in connection with the strength in the stock. St. Louls, San Francisco incomes, on the other hand, were lower and so were St. Paul re- funding 414s. In the motor group, Pierce-Arrow &s were off at one time a point from Iast week’s high, United States Rub- bers were conspicuously active, crossing 90 after having closed Satur- day at 89%. Buying continued in New York Raliway income bonds, which, around 30, were up 3 points from where primary day. The only piece of new financing of any importance was the 10,000,000 kroner issue of the city of Oslo, Chris- tiania. LEGION NAMES LISTED. Virginia Committee Seeks 10,000 Members in Year. RICHMOND, Va., September 21 (#). ~—Comdr. Frank M. Wray of Berry. ville has announced the personnel of the Virginia Department of the American Legion membership commit- tee. The committee Is composed of a representative from each congres- sional district. The department's first efforts will be directed this year to- ward building up the organization, it having suffered in membership during the past year as a result of its pro- longed and streuuous efforts in prose- cuting the American Legion endow- ment fund campalgn. Department offici the s expect to see Virginia Department attain a to- tal of 10,000 members by August, 1926, the date for the 1926 convention. Shell Un (1.40).. 22% 22 22k 224 Simmons Co (2). 52% 52% 52 52 Simms Pet (1) 194 204 19% 19% Sinclair Ofl..... 18% 18% 18W 18% Skelly Ofl 26% 25% 264 264 Sloss-Sheft (6 South Pac (6)... Southern Ry (5). South Ry pf (5). 94% 94% 941 9415 Spicer Mfg. . © 33% 34w B2%W 33y StdGas& EI(3). b7% B7% 6564 56% 5tdGas& Erts.. Stand M} (5)... 5t Oll Calif (3) StOlINJ (1) Std Plate Glass. . Sterling Prod(4) Stew-Warner(5) 75% 79% 75 78% Stromberg (8 T4% T5% T4% 6% Studebaker (4).. 57% 8% b56% 563 Studebak pf (7). 120 120 120 120 uperior Ofl. 3 3 3 3 uperior Steel... 24 24 24 24 Symington. 19% 19% 184 184 Symington 24 24 229 223 Tenn Copper (1). 11 11 Texas Co (3) 47h 4T% Tex Gulf Sul (8). 1104 111 110 Tex&PacC&O0. 11% 11% 114 11% Tex & Pacific 634 55 534 64 Third Avenu 18 13 13 13 Tide Water (1).. 32w 32 324 824 Timken R B (14) ‘Tobac Prod (6).. Tob Prod A (7). Transcont Oil. Twin City (4). Underwood (3).. 48% 48% 48 48 Un Bag & Paper. 61% 61% 60% 60% Union O11 (1.30). % Un Pacific (10).. Utd Alloy Steel. Utd Cigar(ad®). United Drug (7). Utd Fruit (10).. 2 Utd Papbd (50c) Utd R¥ Invest. .. Utd Ry Inves pf. U'S Cast Iron P. U S Distributing 83% 3332 33 334 USHOff(2).... 42 42 40% 40% USIndAlcohol. 90% 90% 88% B88% U SInd Alpf(7). 112% 112% 112% 112% U S Realty (8) U S Rubber... U S Smelting(3). SSmpt (3%). Univer P pf (7). Utll PEL A (2).. 2% 2% 2 2 VaCaroChemB. 1% 1% 1% 1% Va-CaroChpf... 11% 11% 10% 10% ValIrC&Cpf(6). 70 70 70 70 Vivaudou....... 14% 14% 14% 144 Vulcan Detfn 8% 6% 6% 6% Wabash. Wal Waldorf (1%)... 16% 15w 15 15 ward Baking B. 68% 68% 674 67% Warner A (1%). 22% 22% 21% 21% warren Co (4) Weber (4)...... West Pen (4)... West Pen pf (7). West Maryland. West Md.2d pf. . Western Pacific. . Western Pac pf.. West Union (7). west Alr Br (8). Westinghs (4) Wheel & L K pf.. White Eagle (2). White Mot (4).. White Rock (13) Wickwire ctfs... Woolworth (3).. Worthn Pump. Wright Aefo(1). 29% 20% 28 28 Wrigley (13%).. 54 B4 B4 54 Yellow C (2.62). 43k 46 48K 4% Youngstown (4). 784 80% *0dd lot. pmnmmnnnmmm f" nu‘:mru L L they were selling prior to | e 0., MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 21 I ON NEW YORK BONDS STOCK EXCHANGEI 1925, Received by Private Wire Direct to The Star Office. UNITED STATES. iBeies & Canada 58 1952.... 7 & Sales. High. Low. Close. B&O st 6sct. are in §1,000.) South Bell Tel 5s.. 16 101% 101% 101% Sales. High. Low. Closs, |80 Por RicoSugTs. 1 108 106 106 29 10020 100 9 1000 |Southwest Beil 23 100% 1004 100% 102 10128 10128 |Tenn Elec Pow € 102% 102% 102% 101 10080 10080 [Toledo Edn 1st 2 1087 108% 108% 10115 10112 10112 |UnlonBag&Pés.. 1 87T% 97% 97% 10211 1028 1028 | United Drug 6, + 11 108% 103% 103% 1084 102291082 |USRubistress /129 90% 89 90is 106 24 10620 106 24 107% 107% 107l 106 105% 105% FOREIGN. 94% 944 94 Sales. High. Low. Closs, 101 100% 1004 9K 964 Vi 86% 864 86k 96 96% 101 100% 100% 98 1598 111% 111% 111% 102% 1024 106% 106% 108% 97% 98 | Wilson&Colst€s. 11 98 97% 9T% 99% 100 | Wilson & Cocvs.. 1 70% 70% 70% 994 994 | Winchester A 734s. 7 102 101% 102 86% B86% | YoungstnS & T 92% 92% 96%% 974 109% 109% | Ann Arbor 4 1 107% 107% | Atlantic C L ol 4s.. 10 108% 108% | Atchison 7 95% 96 |Atiantic CL lst4s. 1 89 89 |AtlanCL4ls'64.. 3 83% 83% [ B & O Gold 4 1 891 B9% 894 98 98 |B&Ocvay, 53 984 93w 934 40 36 18 da 6% 8 1929, 943 17 Copenhagen 5% 2 98 7% 88 Cuba % 17 101% 101% 101% Czecho 51. 4 101 100% 100% Czecho 85 uucx. 21 101 100% 101 Danish Munic 8s A. 81 109% 109% 109% Dantsh Munic 8s B. 8 109% 109% 109% Denmark 6 6 108 102% 108 Denmark 8 7 110% 110% 1104 DEIS%sMch’s3. 6102 101% 102 DE!B%INOV’H 2 Dutch East I S Dutoh East I 7 .1 Finland s f 6 'di. o T L] Mexico 4s ‘04 asntc 18 25 23% 25 Mexico 48’10 asntd 128 27 25 27 Mexico 6s assented 46 40 39% 404 Montevides 7s..... & 96% 96% 964 Netherlands 6s‘64. 6 103% 103% 103% Netherlands 6s°73. 4 106% 106% 106% Nord 6% 4 Bd% 84N 84w Norway 6%swi... 8 Norway 8s 1943 6 Norway 6s 1944. 7 Norway 6s 1953 1 Norway 88 8110 110 110 Orient Dev 6 86% B6% B8G% Pars 87 80% 50 80w 70 89% 88% 8R% . 4 88 88 88 2 100% 100 100% 5 684 68 68 80 88 87% 87 8 9% 94k 944 Queensland 1112 Uz 12 Rio de Jan 16 974 95 96 Rio de Jan 8. nfl. 45 954 9% 944 Rio Gr Do Sul 3 97% 974 9Th Sao Paulc City 8 1 101% 101% 1012 St of 8 Paulo rets.. 13 101 101 " 101 Sweden 53%s ot. Swiss 5% 1946 ‘Tokio 6s. .. Ud Kingm 5% 29 Ud Kingm 5%48°37. 25 106% 1053 106% Ud Steam (.npenl 3 948 943 94% Uruguay 8s 8 107% 107% 107% Zurich 8s seee 1 108% 108% 108% MISCELLANEOUS. 6101 1004 1004 102% 102% 102% Am AgrChem 7%s 6 104 103% 103% AmChainsf6s'33. & 984 984 984 Am Repub deb 6i 1 97% 97% 97% AmBSmit& R 1st 6a 28 . Anaconda 1st 6s. . Anaconda cv db 74. Andes Cop Tsrets. Armour & Co 4%8 Armour Del 5% Atlantic Refin Bell Tel Pa 5s. ‘Brier H 8t BklynEd6s B.. Brooklyn Union & Bush T Bldg 68 °60. Central Leather 5s. 8 . 4 1 1 1 5 4 1 15 5 6 ® Con Coal Md 1st bs. Con G NY 5%s wi Consumers Pow Caba Canecvd Cuban Am 8 Dery (DG) 7 Det Edison 58 '40. Dodge wi 6s. . 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Mo Pact! & 2 Mo Pacific 6scfs.. 81 Montrl Tm 1st 5s.. 16 NOT&M5k4s. 4 NOT&MS5%sn.. 5 NYCengenis.. 1 N YCentribs. 30 N Y Cent deb 1 NYCentLScl3%s 44 NYC&StL6sA.. 1 New Hav deb 4s°66 New Havencd 6s N Y Ont W 18t 4 NYRyrf4sctfs.. 3 NYRys6s'66.... 110 N Y Stat8 Ry ¢ 3 NYW & Bos 4%s. 61 Norfolk & W cn 3 Northern Pac 3s. 8 Northern Pac 4s... 20 Northern PacfsD. 11 96% 96 Northern Pacr 168 10 105% 106% 106% Ore & Calif 1stbs.. 10 101% 101 101& Ore Short L ref 6 97% 97T% 9T% Ore Sht Licn5s'46. 3 103% 108% 108% Pennsylcon4i4s.. 1 99% 99% 99% Pennsyl gen 4% 66 9315 93%. 93% Pennsyl genba.... 4 102k 1021 2024 Pennsy| 58 12 98% 98 98 Pennsyl B‘/.l 17 111% 110% 111% Pennsyl gold 5 108% 108 1084 Pere Marq 1st 68... 10 100 934 904 PorRL&P6s'47.. 1 99 98% 99 Reading gen 4%s.. 6 94 93% 93% Reading J C4s’51. 1 92% 92% 92% RioG Westclds... b 3% T4 RIArk&L 4% 88l 8%% St L IM&S 4s°29. 95% 96% St L IM&S R&G 4 88% 88% StL&SFpl4sA.. 49 7% 77 ked StL&SFprinbs. 10 92 91% 92 StL&SF6%sD, 5 99% 99% 99% StL&SFadj 14 94% 93 93w StL&SF inc 69 96% 96 96% StL&SFplésC 2 102% 102% 102% StLSWistds.. 5 82% StL S W con 4s'33. 87 90% St P& KCShL 4%8 2 84% Seabd A L adj & 85% 854 Sepbd A L con 94k 9% Sou Pacifio 45 '2! 9% Sou Pacific ref 4 88% Southern Ry gen 48 98 78, Southern Ry 1st 6s. 8 msu 108% 103% Southern Ry 6%s.. 21 111 110% 110% Third Ave ref 4s 1 B5% 55% B65% Third Aveadj5s... 87 42 d1% 42 Union Pac 1st 8 92% 924 92% Union Pac 1st rf 1 87% 87Th 874 Union Pac 48'27... 9 99% 99% 994 Un Pac 1st rf 5s. 2105 105 105 Virginia Ry 1st bs. 24 99% 99 99 ‘ 97 97 7% 9Th 664 66% 94 9 83% 834 1% 1% % 1% ‘Wisconsin Cent 1 79% 794 784 GAS DIVIDEND RAISED. NEW YORK, September 21 (#).— Utica Gas and Electric Co., has de- clared a dividend of $3 a share on the common stock, payable October 15 to holders of records October 5. Three months ago a dividend of §2 a share ‘was authorized. eigas v 2 ool LIVE POULTRY STEADY. CHICAGO, September 21.—Poul- try, allve, stead: receipts, 18 cars; - fowls, 18a24%4; springs, 24; ; !\lm 20; ducks, s WHEAT YIELD UP; BIG SUGAR CROP Department of Agriculture Finds World Cotton Crop Little Changed. 1 By the Associated Press. Reports to the Department of Agri- culture from 29 countries, representing | 85 per cent of the worid wheat crop. show an 8 per cent increase in pro duction this vear over last year. Estimates of the production these countries are placed 000,000 bushels this ye: 634,000,000 bushels last year. world wheat situation ment said, for at 2,852, against 2, TRADING IS LIVELY ON LOCAL BOARD Bonds and Bank Stocks Are Leaders—Other Finan- cial Notes. Trading was actis ton Stock Exchange holding firm. C; the inve: with y icas ment side with $3.5¢ Gas § 10 Washington R Co. G R 1021 “The outstanding feature of the| There was ruch bidding on the depart. | bank stocks, resulting in a falr amount “are the abundant har-|of sales sha N vests in Europe, Canada.and North | tional Bank went Africa, which have more than made | 410, while Trust Co. N up the deficit caused by the short crop of India and the United States Sugar Outlook Bright. The present outlook is for another large world sugar crop, the Depart ment of Agriculture sald today. Europe sugar beet prospects are gen erally favorable, the department add ed, and although the acreage is about the same as last yvear the better con- ditfon of the crop indicates a larger sugar productifori than in 1924 The Department of Agriculture an nounced today that there is no indi- | cation of material change in the cur rent world eotton crop. the United States is expected to be at least as large as last year, while the cotton acreage in Egypt is larger than last year and prospects in India “appear good." A large added, injured the The department estimated an in- crease of 40 per cent in rye produc- tion of 17 countries over lul vear. CHICAGO GEAIN MARKET By the Associated Prese. CHICAGO, September 21, — With frost reported from Cana nd from |t the Dakotas and w 87,000 h 6 bushels decrease in world shipments, the wheat today no great vol s frost news, is safe fro opening at % decline to i advance, December §0% to 803, ket liveries, Oats star during Advices were also at hand that a good deal of the French crop is unmillable. Houses with Eastern connections led the buying, which, however, attained Opening quotations, lower to 1% higher, 1.50% to 1.50% and May 153%, were followed by gains 'all around and then by a re action to well below Saturday’s finish. Corn and oats were responsive to notwithstanding tions that the bulk of the corn crop increase, 15 expected in Mexico, but in Peru the weather has been unfavor- able for cotton and insect pests have crop. market the ume. m frost scored gains for new crop de- December rising to S1 cents. a | off, December 405, but later ted at a little advance. In WHEAT— September December .01 1 ORN— September . December Moy i ATS September .. December .11 September December . May ARD September October < RIB: September October DAIBY PRODUCTS BALTIMORE, September cial).—Live poultry—Young chickens, : Leghorns, 23a2: cas, 20a25; old hens, horns, 18a20: old roosters, 17; ducks, pound, 25a3 20a24; pige fowl, each, Eggs—Recelpts, 338 cases; and nearby, firsts, dozen offered at 3 Butter—Good to (fancy, creamery, pound, 44a4d: prints, 49a51; 39a40; store-packed, 37; dair 37a89; process butter, 43add; 37a39. CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET | > CHICAGO, September States Department Agriculture).—Hogs —Receipts, 30,000 head; mostly higher; underweight strong; big pack. ers doing little; bulk better, 140 to 2 line wi vision market averaged higher. ith hog ons, 70a80. pal In The crop in the department averaged higher early dealings. December 1.53% to moderate asser damage. After the corn mar shade to Yal, showed | values, the pro- (Spe- Minor- 18a20; old Leg- r, 25a30; guinea nativy 21 (United 10c nount of 10 Mergenthaler golng at Security The reg: prices fror Dividend e 4 ot Storage r dividend with an extra Alu dend has been decl Seeurity Storn 10 to stockhe ber 30. Two Mortgage Com, Directors of rtgage Co. r quar on both pr payable O record as of any Dividends the have decla M Sept Institute’s Latest Plans. Formal ann ! sent o wee| by the 4 gton Chapte American Ir f veal that th October 2, w include 'l cou: crease over the vears. This brings the Wi chapter fully up to the st quirements of the nation:l according to dent of the c The fac e ught inc t H Thomson nd: mental: ton Loan and Ti B Dicke aw, . of the District ) r: B Donohoe, nomies, s in _economic: Willlam M. Devin counting, Ph D. Oc officers; 5 tion of officers. All Jectur Temple, and c evening except at GRAIN AND PROVISIONS BALTIMORE cial) —New beans 9023.00 caulifiowe lettuce. crate, 50 1.00a1.5 onions, kln Apples, barrel 200: en 00a5.00; bushel pears, quinces t es at Noon. Selling P Wheat—No. 2 red Winter. spot mestic, 1.353;: No. 2 red Winter, gar Sales—Bag lots of nearby at wharf, pound weight, 13.00813.80; top, 13.66: | gartions we s gasst 07 - red Winter bulk good and cholce, 240 to 350 pound |~ Corn—Cob, vellow, spot, 550a5,00 butchers, 12.90a13.35; packing Sows|nominal, per barrel: track vellow largely, 11.50a12.00; bulk desirable |1, spot. 110 nominal 3 strong welght killing pigs, 12.50813.00; | * Salos g Ibt of White at 1.05 heavyweight hogs, 12.85a13.40; med 2 . um, " 13.10a13.55: light, 12.10a13.55 light light, 11 60a13.45; packing so 11.00a1 20; slaughter pigs, 12.00a13.00. Cattle—Receipts, to choice weighty scarce, firm; weak to 25c lower; inact prices: 15.75; 25c steady prlce FOBEIGN EXCHANGE. ‘Quotations furnished by W. B. Hibbs & Co.) Nominal Selling checks London. pound. doll onireal. Pn(l franc . olm, (in cents): 4843-16; cables, 484 9-16; 60-day bills | on banks, 4.78%; 4.39; 40.1415; 26.82; anc rlln. mlrl. ome. ' 1i adrid. peseta. Vienna. crown. Budapest. _crot Prague, crown 5 cables, 4.09; cables, 4.091,. Demand: Belgium, Germary, Norway, Denmark, 24.40 ve: demand at steady eighty fairly no ear wold ar wi. crown.... NEW YORK, September Foreign exchanges steady; Great 480%. 4.74. 19.29%; Spain, 14.41; Poland, mania, 49; treal, 100. BUTTER HIGHER TODAY. CHICAGO, September 21 () —But- receipts, ter, creamery, 45%; extra 42%a4314; second: Eggs, higl 17% 5 Juxoelu.v‘lnf 1.7834; Austria, 14%; Argentina, 40.62; 13.70; ‘Tokio, 41; Shanghal, 80; Mon- higher; Czec! extras, firsts, her; re poration for the first this year jumped to $119,730 compared ago. 'flh‘ §- 4. year 24,000 head: good others slow; ‘Westerns of outstand- ing quality and finish upward to 11.50; | most fed steers of value to sell at | 13.00 downward; best heavies held around 16.25; clher Classes ateady ers around 13.50; few 14.00. Sheep—Recelpts, few early sales fat native lambs around | lower at 14.75a15.00; higher; no early sales fat range lambs; demand for feeders strong; asking 28,000 head: oaiy 4 sgus $4.843 eceipts, 11,096 eases; firsts, 83a35; ordinary firsts, 28a3i. NET PROFITS JUlfl’ NEW YORK, September 21 (#),— Net profits of the Telautograph Cor- fed steers very tendenc; Western grassers to strong | yearlings . at | active; bulk veal- slow; some held 1y Sales of sheep. v "“E‘;““““E' 2 RSO SoT poDLeD ESSE bbb b -t 21 (P).— quotationsT Britain, demand, | France, Italy, demand, demand, 23.8¢ Holland, Sweden, Switzerland, Greece, 1483 hDBlovnkln 2 Brazil, 8,094 tubs; 46%; standards, 4414845 firsts, 39%a4114. rst eight months | Srexon “Short |light clover mixed higher grades of hay | plus on Lower | mixed clover ies of ciove 19.25a2 No. 1 clover 0. 1 wheat .00. SHORT-TERM SECURITIES (Quotations furnished by Redmond & ( Morng & Co. New York Cen; s 1938 U. S Western Chran " &% 78 1931 1062 TREASURY CERTIFICATES (Quotations furnished by Redmond & Co.) 1888 ‘Bid Anvvfi 18 100 R.ATES ON BAR SILVER. NEW YORK. September silver, 72; Mexican dolla LONDON, September ver, 3314 pence per ounce. Money, 2% per cent. Discount rates—sShort bills, 3% per cent; three-month, 3%ad$-16 per ‘cent,