Evening Star Newspaper, November 13, 1926, Page 28

28 * FI TREND IRREGULAR lummkmmmfl Demand for Low-Priced Mo- tors Offset by Indus- trials” Weakness. By the Associated Prese | NEW YORK. November 13.—Con- flicting price movements marked the opening of today’s stock market, with demand for low-priced motor shares offset hy realizing in some of the leading industrials such as Baldwin, United States Steel, American Smelt- | ing and Allied Chemical. Nickel Plate and Atlantic Coast Line opened fractionally higher. After the iing had been ab- sorbed. attempts t> put up prices were successtully resumed in severah fons of the list. Brisk advances in voveral instunces—notably a 3-point mnp i Hudson Motors, apparently 1z A runningn of short inter arfous mils and special- bousht. on better, eurnin prospects. American E United States Ircn Pipe, PierceArrow pre. | d Missouri Puc i were among the issu 1 to 3 points in the ear Continued un taintie ness outlook. however, ope selling activities, w ating in irreguls ind Pullman w Commercial Solvents pressure. Foreign eary, with Frenc Ure Siightly low e h gained in the busi- o1 the way “pt prices £ald. was under hanges opened s and Ttalian NEW Raldwin YORK reaches ). 1926 Stocks high 41s firm; price. “t new wges irvegular; Cotton lower; consumption flee firm; French disappointing _October report. Sugar featurele: higher B an market. WALL STREET BRIEFS I ! November 13 (#).— prised to learn ot production of the eel Corpor: now around 82 per cent of capaeity, | nlmost 2 per cent higher t two preceding weeks, when it had heen generally expected the output | would be reduced this week. The high rste of operations of the corporation’s plants in the Pittsburgh distriet, varving from 85 to 90 per cent, was waid to have caused the better show- though its mills in the Chicago t are only at 75 per cent of $34,800,000 hareholders tlon, with nent YORK, extra dividend uted to common eneral Motors Ce vegular quarterly o total ution from th The aistr to notable month for Lackawannn & Wes ' freight movement and | perforny ceeding that | wious are expect it arnings or an ) ars Co. Con includis ads Copper subsidiartes, el Copper. for the thir and Fe taxes, against proceding quarter. nine months this b depletion the fir: $5.601,42 ®nd Federal e Works ha freight engines Topeka und Santa locomotives trom the | and 13 additional Central Railroad | - . i CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET CHICA L8 Artmnent motive eav Idwin Yoo for 41 Ateh tel Air L from the ard locomoti of Bra \ T fuirly rs sold, b all [ 10.00a11 extreme weight, S 10 000, esti- 00: heavy-weight medinm, lisht 1 10.00a11.2 nippe light, packing sow pigs, 11.00a11.6 ceipts, 1,000 head: ago extreme weight | com- | fat | { ko stead ar up ters weaks sl bulls mostly | anged practical bullocks, » ind 10 m Jin ply heavies ¢ 6.50. feed- upward 5 veal | Shoep - Receipts, 5000 Lead, whout steady; fat nd double killing lambs i sorting wsed; wrs about Lov lower; lower; Tamby feeding slatic iower feod POULTRY PRICES STEADY. e November 13 ()P steady fowls roostey SHORT-TERM SECURITIES. i by J. & W, Seli | | | 5 1 U | Green Ca | Howe Sourd(4). | Famous P1 (J8). | Freeport-Texas. | Gen Ry Stz (16). | Goodrich 1ty (4) ANCIAL. THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C, WEEKLY BANK CLEARINGS IN U. S.| NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE Received by Private Wire Direct to The Star Office Oven. High. Low.Ciose. Abitib Pow (4). Ad Rumley nt(3; Ahumada (11).. 6 Afax Rubber.... 8 Allled Cher (4). 134 Amal Leather... 15% Amerada (2).... 29% Am Agricul Chm 14'% Am Aeri Chpf.. 48% Am Bk Not pf(3) 56 Am Brake Sh(6) 144% Am Br Bov EI(2. 41% Am Can (2)..... 51% Am Car&Fay (6} 100% | Am Chain A"(2). 2654 AmDrug....... 8% Am Express (8). 127 Am & For Pow.. 18% Am & Fo P pf(7) & AmHide& Lpf. 3 Am Ice (110)... 124 Am Ho P (2.40). 267% Am Internatl... 38 Am La Fr (1) 12% Am Linseed 30% Am Locomot (8) 107% Am Po&Lt (g1). 63% Am Radlator(5). Am Safety R (3) 91 47 } Am Ship & Com. Am Smelting (8) 138% AmS&Rpf () 118% { Am Bugar () 7 { Am Sum Am Tel & Tei(3) 145% Am Tobacco (8). 119 Am Tobac B (8) 118% Am Tobac pf (6) 110 Am Wa Wo el 0 Am Whise pf(7) Am Wool pf (7). | Am Writ Pa pt Am Zine. . Am Zinc pt..... Anaconda (3)... Armour of TII(A: Armour of I11(B] Arnold Cons&Co 24 Atehiszon (7).... 156% Atchison pf (6). 100 Atl Birm & At. . L] At] C Line(19%) 213% Atlantic Refing. 102 Austin-Nichol. Auto Knitter. Raldwin L (7).. 135% Bald Loco pf (7) 117 Balto & Ohlo (8) 1037% Balio & Oh pf(4) 73 Qarnsdall A (2). 27 Bayuk Cizar. ... Relding Bros(3) “2ethlehem Stesl Rloomingdale. .. Qooth Fisherfes. Botany A (4)... Ariggs Mfg (3). Bikn-Mn Tr (4). fkin Un G(t11). Rrown Shoe (2). Rrunswick Balk. Bush Ter de (7). futte Copper&? Rutte&Super(2) Butterick (2)... tiyer & Co. . . *311f Petrol(2). Callahan Zine. .. alumet & Ar(6) T Catumet&H(1%) 16% ~an Pacific (10). 164% Case Threshing. 158% Central Alloy(2) 30 Cent Leather. ... Cent Leather pf. erro De P (4).. Certain-Teed(4) Chand-Cle pf(4) Ches & Oh (112) 1624 Chi & Fast ... 3 Chi & Fast 11! pt 4 Chi Great West. Chi Gr West pf.. Chi MII&StP.... Chi MIIESLP pt 67% 94 36% 85 a1 5% 1319 55% 39 1% 1% by © M&StP pf ofs. “hi & Nwn (4) . Chi Preu T (5).. ‘ui R1&Pac.. niie Cou (234). ! Christie B (1.20) | Chry | +cca-Cola (7). r Corp(3 collineR Atk pf 7 114 i Fuel & Iron, 427 0l G&El cfs (5) ol G & E pf (7) om Cred (2). Com Cr pf (174) Lom Solv B 18). —ongoleum-N.. 201 20% Con Cigars (7). Consol Distribut onsol Gas (6).. 110 ConRRCuba pt 8 70 onsol Textile. 2! Cont Bakg A (8) “ont Baking B. Cont Bak p? (8). Cont Can (16). . Cont Insur (6).. ‘ont Mot (80c). “orn Prod(+21) Coty, Inc (15) 135% 11% ‘uba Cane Sugat “uba Cane Su pf | cuta Co (... “uban-Am 8 (1). Cudiby (new) Davison ¢ 28} Deers&Co pf (7) 1097 el L & Wn (17) 14814 DRGWstpf... Detrott Ed (8).. Detroit Ed rts. . vndge Bros CLA Doage pt (7). Jome Mines (2). 10 Dupont de N 16874 v sne 7 115% 119% 8274 Eastman (48} rseniohr & Bro. 11 Siec Power & Lt 1874 P& Lpf 40% (7) 103% o P& Lpf7) 95 Siec Refrig (c2) d-John (8). .. gineers Pub § irie Stm S(2%) Erie Stm S pf(7) 101% wureka Vace (4). b 115% Famous pf (8).. 121% FedLight(®1.40) 39's Fed Min pf (7). 5% Fed Mot T(180c) 24% d Phoenix (6). 193 FrstNP 1stto.44. 99' First Nat S(1%) 284 ik Rubber. ... Fielschmn(1214) Fox Film A (4). 487y 69 31 Gabriel Snu (#5) 28% Gen Am Tnk (3) Gen Asphal Gen Cigars 4).. | Gen Eiec (b3). | Gen Elec sp (60e Gen Gas A(ell3) 4l spfB (1) 984 V. 148% . 110! 84 Gen Mot b7y Gen Vutdr Ad(2) Gen Outdr A (4) 857 44 10078 18% 467y 497 odyear pf (7). 101 ihm SH (24) 67 tham new 212 667 Gould Cou (2) 10 Granby Consol.. 34% Grt North pt (3) 79% Nor Ore (11) 19% 101% 27% 88 2Ty 61 ot mbel Bros. ... Gimbl Br pt (7). Gldden (2) Gold Dust. . Gulf States (). Hartman A (2) Homestake (17) HudsonMan(2% Hudson Mo(313) Hup Mot (1.40). Indep O11 (1). o | Indtan Refinine 1007 02 To1 In (7) 109 Insplration (2) . 2T% Interbor Rap Tr. int Bus Ma (3). L1t Cerrent 4). 91 47 6 8 134% 15% 30 15' 50% 56 144% 41% 51% 101% 91 47 5% 8 1334 15% 29% 14% 48y 56 1435 a1 514 100% 25% 30% @ 107% 118% T9% 36 1483 119% 119 110 631 110 64 % 177'- 118% 79% 26 91 47 5% 8 133% 15% 20% 14% B50% 56 143% | 41 B1% 100% | 250 | 8% 127% 18 30% 108 644 110 611 X'x 1184 | 148 glesty 119 1184% 110 54 119% 110 110 55% 99% 83 1% 8% 45% 49 1t 18% 851, 44 100% | Int Cement pe(7) Int Com Eng (2) | Int Harvstr(8) | IntAiteh pf(3 | Int Match rts | tnt Mer Mar pf. Int Nickei (2). int Paper (2) Int Paper pf (7). Int Tel & Tel (6 lowa Central | Jewel Tea. Jordan Motor. Kan City South. Kayser J (3). Kayser pf (3). Kennecott (4).. | Keystone T & R. | Kinney G It (4). Kraft Chees Lago Ol & Traa Lambert (33).. Lehigh Val(3%) Leh&Fink stf(3) Lig& M B (t4). Lima Loco (4).. Liq Carb (3.60). Loft | Long Bell A (4" Lorlllard (§2). | Lousiana Of1 | LoukNash (16 Mack Trucks (6) Mackay pf (4). Manati Sug: | Man El m g (D5) Man Shirt (1%). Maracaibo Of1. . Market St prior. Marland Oil (4). | Marland Oti rts Martin-Pary(2). Mathieson (4). . May Dept St (8). Alexican Seabd. . Miami Cop (1).. Mid-Continent. Middle States. Mts Kan & Tex Mo K & T pf (6) Missourt Pacific. Missourt Pac pf. Montana Powt5) | Montgmry Wi4) Moon Mot (1%). Mothr Lode(75¢) Motor Met(2.6))" Motor Whi (2) Mullins Body Murray Body ctf ush Mot (135 Nat Biscuit t5% Nat Cash R(A)3 Nat Cloak & Sait Nat Cloak h{ Dpt 8 Nat Distiile 138 ¢! Nat Lead (8) Nat Pw&LL(50c) | Nat 3upply (4).. Nevada Cop (1). Y Air Brake(2) N Y Canners(c2) NY Central (7). Y entesiLan Y Dock. NY & Har ¥ NH & Hart. Y On & West . Y Steanpf 7). ort & W (110). Am(10% stk). orth Pac (5). 0‘) \VGH Sup (2) Omnnibus. ©Oayx Hos (3.20) { Orpheum Ctr(2). Otis Elevator (6) omm Bot (143, | Pacific Gas (8). Pac Oil S | Puigs Mot(1.30). pan-Am B (8) . Pan.AmWnB(2) Panhandle. Park & Titford Park Utah (60¢). Pathe Ex (c2)... Pere Marq (18). Penick & Ford. . Penn C & Coke. . { Pa Dixie Cmt Penna R R (3% ) | Penn-Seab Steel. Peoples Gas (8). Peoples Gi 5 Tts. Phiilips Pet (3). 1Merce-Arrow. Pierce-Ar ot .s) Postum (5). | Pressed St Cs Public Pub & NJ pf (%) Puliman Co (8). Pure Oil (12%). Radio Corp of A. tending (4).... teading T, .. freading 186(2). eal SIk Hos. Tteplozle Steel. . itey Tobac B(6). \fety Cahle (4) L & SanFr (7) 2 ATms. . . Schulte Stor (§8) | Seaboard Air L. Seab Air Lipf. .. Sears-R (n2%). ca Copper . ttuck F G2 11 Un (1.40). hubert Tha (5) | Stmmons (12.25). 1 Simms Pet (). i?"‘(‘hlr Ofl. | Skeily Of1 (2) Sloss-Shf pf (7 <outh Port 8 (8) S0 Porto R Srts, Sou Calif Ed (2) son Dairies A(4) Sou Dairles b South Pac (8). Southern Ry (1) Sonthern Ry rts | Sonth Ry of (5). ricer Mfe..... @ Gas K debuker (3). i Of1 (1), for O1l..... Syminston A(2) peralBic) Prod (7). nsecont Of) ransue & Wil . ‘nderwood (4).. *r: Carbide (5). 1011 (2). .. Jn Pactfie (10) “n Tk Car pf(7) Cigar S (e2) Drug (8). CLP&F(10) SC1Ppt (7) Distributing Hoftn(13% ). ind Alcohol. Realty (4).. Rubber. Smelt (315). Steel (7). "niversal Pipe. niv Pipe pf (7) | Utah Copper (5) Utl PELLA (e2) v ta Std IS IS ck Chemical. . 1-Caro Chem Va-CarCh 6% ptf 1 Ir C&C pf(5) ! Vivadou (8).... | Wabash. . l Wahash 1A () Kresse SS(1.20). nadinum (14).. Open. 103% 437% 135% 58% 4% 36% 38% 6% 96% 119% 1 45 12% 43 42% 1007 410 K Low. Close. 3% 103% 43% 133% 58% 4% 86% 38 56% 96% 119% 1 45 13% a3 % 43% 106 " 63 % a%. 52‘. | e 21% 89, | 89y 4% 96 13""1 l.l‘\l. 8% 167 15% around a 6 per Ccent basis, 4 109% 1 4n 1612 46 Many Moves Being T. BY EDWARD C. STONE. Bank clearings in the leading citles in the United States for the week ending Thursday totaled $8,538,088,- 000, a decrease of 10.8 per cent from the corresponding week last year. Part of the decline is due to the fact | that banks In some cities, Baltimore helnL’ one, were closed on Armistice Washington cleared $28,347,000, |in” comparison with $28,033,000 for the same period a year ago, or an in- |crease of 2 per cent. Local clearings { by the month, however, are running j well ahead of '1925. - { Takes Cotton for Merchandise. To relieve the cotton crisis in the outh a merchant in Monroe, Ala., is ccepting cotton at 15 cents per { pound in payment for merchandise, at the same time urging all other mer- chants to do likewise. An Alabama banker is filllng the newspapers with dvertisements urging farmers to bor- row on their cotton at 53 per cent }and hold it for better prices. In-many | places hankers and growers are work- jing oul plans for keeping 25 per cent of the crop off the market and also toward reducing next year's acreage. The Manufacturer’s Record asserts it all these moves are in the right ,direction, but regrets that the South ‘did nét act soon enough so that the eiforts of President Coolidge’s com- mittee in raising funds would not | have been needed. The record calls {the present crisis the greatest oppor- | tunity the South has ever had to show its financial independence, and wishes ome leader would arise to unite the bankers, cotton growers, merchants and all other residents to meet the emergency, with a minimum of out- side ald. . Market on 6 Per Cent Basis. Moody's Weekly Review says in part: “Capltal seems to be too plentiful to admit of anything except strength or stability. Last Summer the pleth- ora of capital checked what looked like 2 bear movement, and now it is depressing interest rates even during the Autumn boom. “Investors in both stocks and junior bonds have been restrained from buy- ing more freely through the feeling that prices were too high. The pres- ent stock market, however, is selling is, whereas at the peaks of 1880 and 1882 and 11893 it sold around a 5 per cent basts, {and at the peaks of 1902 and 1906 it sold around a 4 per cent basis.” Bankers Join in Rudolph Tribute. ! Local bankers are to take an active 1 in the complimentary dinner to be given Commissioner Rudolph, as hown by the fact that the following re on the tes 1l committee: Fleming, president of Bank. general chair- Deyher, president, Sec. asurer; Joshua vice president SATURDAY, SHOW DROP FROM LAST YEAR | aken in South to Bol- ster Cotton Price—Commodity Price Treid Downward: District National Bank, chairman of the budget committee; Howard Moran, president, District Bankers’ Assocla- tion, and vice president, American Se- ourity & Trust Co., chairman finance committee; Thomas W. Brahany, Crane, Parris & Co., chairman enter- tainment committee: Frank P. Morse, manager, J. & W. Sellgman & Co., chalrman of publicity Commodity Price Trend Downward. There was a reversal this week of the trend of wholesale commodity quotations. Contrasting = with las week's excess of advances in Dun’s list, declines predominated this week, 43 reductions being reported, out of a total of 80 changes. A vear ago in- creases were slightly in the majority. One of the features this week was the further easing in. hide prices, while | some cotton goods quotations also were lowered. A reaction in coal _prices, following the recent upturn, attracted attention, and the decline in that fuel caused sympathetic weak- | ness in coke. Richmond Bill Holdings Drop. Bill holdings at the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond continued to sag last week. Total rediscounts de. creased a further $418,000 to $34.945 000. Paper bought in the open mar- ket was $888.000 lower at $14,349,000 The ratio of total reserves to deposi and note liabilities combined was 69.02, against 70.32 per cent the week before, Chain Stores Break Record. A new high record for chain store | sales for any 10-month period in the | history of ‘the United States was established when sales of the 10 leading chain stores aggregated $454,638,240 for the 10-month period ended October 31, 1926. This total compared with $402,401634 reported | in the same period in 1925, shows an | | Increase of $52,236,606, or 12.9 per | cent. Figures for the month of October show that Woolworth made the largest dollar gain for the month | over October, 1925, an Increase of $1,825,097. Other Financial Notes. On Monday, November 15, approxi- mately $66,000,000 in interest will be pavable by the Government on second Liberty loan 4 per cent bonds of 1927- 42 and second Liberty loan convertible 415 per cent bonds of 1927-42 The .United Cigar Stores Co. of America has declared regular quarter Iy dividends of 50 cents in cash and 1% per cent in common stock on the common stock, both payable Decem ber 30 to stock of record December 10: also regular quartely dividend of 1% per cent on preferred, payable De cember 15, to stock of record Novem ber 30. The Red Cross workers in the local banks are meeting with generous sup- port from hoth b: and depositors in boosting the 1927 membership drive ..,‘{}UHUN 1S EASIER INTRADING TODAY ‘Consurrphon F|gures Disap- ! pointing to Recent Buyers and Prices Drop. By the Associated Press NEW YORK, November 13.—Cotton steady. = December, 12.60; January, 12 March, i May, 13.15: July, 13.35. The opened steady today at an advan decline of 4 points, easler under ed with | futures opened ket e o but It {1 point to a | soon turned Jlizing com! outhern selling ‘The report of the Census Bureanu jomestic consumption for Oc L against 544,097 profnted recent accounted for liquidation. There also little more hodging which extended to locs 3 and some of the appeared 1o 1 on_the ne. 112.75 for January {13 to 15 points by ling figure for the end of the first hour. Private cables reportad trade sell ing with further covering and conti- | nental buylng in the Liverpoul wmar York cotton futures closed steady at & net dechne of 13 (o 19 |. Hu.h l oW, 18 : January March, .08 July, 13.26. The j mu»x. ‘opened steady here today, | with first trades showing gains of 1 lto 6 points, of linters was sed off a few points. ith December tra sell, 5 January to 12.65 1 rs to {ing down to and March to Sew Orleans cotton futures closed steady et decline of 8 to 15 points Live k\rpi)fll Quum!lm’h RPOOL, November 13 (A).- Spot _qul prices _steady. 27 0% Cotton 27 9 90 49% Ward Baking B. Ward Bak pf (1) | Waruer Bros. . Warren Bros (4) 4914 \West Union (3). Westinghse (4). Weston Elec. ... wheel & L Erte. White Eagle (2) { White Mot (4) White Rock (12) White SM pL(4). Wickwire Ctfs. . Willys-Overland Willys- Od 124 \7) wilson & Co. . Wilson & Co(A3, wilson pf (3%). i Woolworth (16). W right Aero (1) Yale&Towne(16) \cllowTr (se). Youngstown (4) ear—no regular rate. Jaimon stock pavable 2% % L 267 564 25 56 21% 924 104 21‘4 68 69% 27% B: hie 215t in_ stock, LH?.: i 3o mare 10 stock fiPlis $1°a snare in special stock i 6% i stock. lus .": n_ stock. Pa,n»l- 1740 0f a share quarterly in Partic !in commu Mok S e Ul d. aitly extia. §Pavable ! Plug 4% 10 stock pay. week end | ad | contracts or about | ow yesterday’s clos- | When the October con-| bales of lint cotton 195'/" Amerjcan str good middling, 1; middling, ing, 6.71; od " ordinar Sales Ameri Americ quiet a Decemb | .95 P i 7.16; Sep' | _good middling, 8.06 strict middling, strict low mid: lling. 6.21; s zood ordinary, bales. including Recefpts, F mmvc 1 3,000 1,600 . bale cle 567 March tember, Baltimore Marke ! BALTIMORE, November 13 (Spe “otatoes, 100 3 sweet potatoes, barrel. 1 bushel, 1 : beets, 100, quart, 1oal 13 pounds, rel, 1 0; bushel heans pounds. W0ad00: spinach, 1.50a2.00: peppers, | ter plants, 100, 5001 | Lushel, 40a80 ! w60: tomatoes, | Savoy grapefruit, _box i . hox, 4.00a5.50. Dairy Products. poultrv—Spri 6:128; 1 o chickens poor and | Live sound, e | g | G e Pigeons, pair, 25a3 Receipts, {822 ¢ nattve v firsts, in free cases, dozen eamery, | : | rolt prints, 30a52: ladles, cked, butter, WHEAT GOES LOWER | | IN TODAY’S DEALINGS| Cheaper Argentine Ofierings and | Increasing Pressure of Canada Crop Are Factors. [] By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, November 1 of cheaper offerings of new wheat and about increasing pressure | of Canadian supplies, did much to| | turn wheat values down grade earl today. Eastern hpuses led the s After a start at unchanged figures to 1, off, wheat underwent decided | general setback. Corn, oats and pro- | § visions were relatively firm, corn | { opening at 1% to iz decline, but soon | eoring gains. ! One of the factors contributing to | weakness of the wheat market at! “times today was an apparent halt in export demand. According to cur- rent trade gossip, overnight foreign | demand was limited, with a little | scattering busine .done, but nul |volume of any consequence. Euro- | ‘pean buyers appeared to be per: tently holding off for better yessel | rates, dependent on settlement of the | | British coal strike. H | Considerable firmness in the carn! 'market today developed after corn ihad touched another mew low price Irecord for the season. Enough buy. |ing sprang up then to overcome the | fresh decline and to lift the market | {to above yesterday’s close. ] —Reports % | POTATO MARKWT WEAKER. i CHICAGO, November 13 (#).—Po. | | tatoes—Receipts, 126 cars; on trac 1 434: total U. S. shipments, 788 car: trading very siow; market dull and | slightly weaker; Wisconsin sacked iround whites, 5a2 Minnesot: sacked round whites, Tdaho | ! sacked russet: 85a3.10; shade h igher. { | The Southern Pacific has placed ad- | | ditional orders for 15,000 tons of rails, 8.000 with Tennessee Coal, Iron and ! | Railroad and 0 with Rethlehen | Stee! NOVEMBER 13, | Toho Elec Pow Ts | fommonw | ~uh } Det ¥ Argentinc | § 1 926. FINANCIAL. [ovwvvom BONDS o] Received by Private Wire Direct to The Star Office. UNITED STATES. (Sales-are in $1.000. Low. Sales. Higa. Lib8%s... 110013 Lib1st4%s 710215 Lib2d 4%s. 44 100 20 Lib3d 4%s. 48 1014 120 27 1023 104 27 10 108 31 FOREIGN. 100 101 102 US 481944, UBS4%ss2. Close. 12 10013 3 3 102 15 102 15 100 18 100 20 101 6 102 26 10227 1023 104 27 104 27 108 27 108 27 Sales. High, Low. Close Argentine 6s Ju 59 21 Argentine 6s Oct59 19 Argentine 6s A 15 Argentine 6s B 11 Australian 5s. 34 Austria 7s. 8 Bank of Chile §1%4s. Bank of Japan 6s. . 9ty 981y 984 . Belgium 7s ct. Belgium 74%s. Relgtum 8s Bolivia 88 Bordeaux 6s. Rrazil 634, Rrazil 7s. Brazfl 8s. .. Canada 55 1952. . Canada 5% 1929. . “hile 78 1943...... 10 Chile 8= 1941...... 1 Con Pow Japan 7s. 6 “openhagen5%s.. Cuba 5%s... 7 Czecho 7%s rets. Czecho 8s 1951. Danish Munic 8s B Denmark 8s p n s Dutch East T 6s 47. Dutch Fast T 6= 62, @1 S+Tvador 85 48, Tland s f 65 45 “inland Ts "ramertean 7%s French 7s. .. French 7%s. French 8s. Serman 7s. Ser Acr Rank Ts. Ger Gen Elec 7s. Oreek 7s. Haftt Holland-Amer 63. . iTungary 7% Ttaly 7s. . !apanese tapanese 48, Lyon8s.... Vexico 4< 10 asntd Vontevideo 7s Netherlands 6s 54. J16 3 | Nord 6%s. .. Norway h1es. Norway £s 1943 Norway 6s 1941 Vorway 61952 ient Dev deb 63 Paris-Ty-Med 6s Paris-T.y-Med 73 Paris Orleans 7s Peru as. . Poland 6s 40. oland 8s. . Frague 7%s. 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High 51 106% 814 69% 51% 85 544 54 101% 102% ll)«»n Low. 584 106% 814 69% b4’y 84 544 54 104% 102% 106% 4% 87% 9% Close 584 106'% 81t 69% b44% 84% 544 54 104'% 102% 106% 4% 87% al% 9% 7Y% 118% 104% 103% 107% 95% 994 Ehousamd marks ) 1.4 ull Br 1-1 oy 26.00 ks 014 VOULE by 0296 13 ar, ) .— quota- demand, 50-day bill demand, demand, zechoslovakia, 2 5% Ar 1 1927 33,< June 15 1927 s bee. 15 e STOCK Austria, gentin; 14.1; 21y . 49.064; Shan, 100.14 1-16. TREASURY CERTIFICATES. (Reported by J. & W. Seligman & Co ) ———Close. ——\ f o 100 I 100 12-32 100 14. 100 1- id 100 99 3 100 10 1 MARKET. BOSTON, November 13.—Following a list of toda ing prices for 4| stocks dealt in here: a 101% lOl‘q 1“1' 99% 9% 691, as ) & Maine the Lo 9% i 4 highest, lowest and most active UNDERTONESTRONG IN BOND MARKET Usual Week End Let-Down in _Activity Noted in Short Session Today. By the Assoclated Press. NEW YORK, November 13.—Tha bond market continued to display n strong undertons today despita the usual week-end let down in activity The remarkable ease with which the week's néw offerings wers assimilated indicated that a large volume of funds was awalting investment and that much of this money was finding its way Into the market because of fears that a huge Standard Oll financ- Ing project would be delayed. Buving of United States Treasury bonds was resumed on a large scale today. lifting the 41, per cent lssue to a new high level, near 109, foreign obligations also were in demand, with } French government and railroad s i sues and Danish government s scor ing fractional gains. Price movements in the dome: list were more irregular. Internation [ al Mercantile Marine 6s and Toledo | Edison 7s worked higher, but Reming ton Arms 6s. Cuban Dominican Sugar T1gs, and Bethlehem Steel &s, on countered realizing xales. Rock_Island 4s and Seaboard Adjustment 58 also were heavy. BRAZILIAN MILRE SINKS AS TRADERS BUY ABROAD RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil, her 13 (P).—Local traders explain t sharp decline in the value of the Brazilian miire, which began yester as due to heavy buying of foreign currencies. The buyers included many who had heen holding off, belleving Pres dent Bernardes would make an effort to push up the milre S0 as to have the national currency at the highest level of his administration when he leaves office next Monday. When ti developed that he was making no such effort the present buyers' rush ensued. Bankers are awaiting with keen interest the procedure of the Presi dent-elect, Washington Luis, ree: ing control of the exchange rate « the Brazilian unit of currency MOTORS PROMINENT. Chrysler Bought in Large Volum on Good Outlook. NEW YORK, November clal).--Motor stocks, popular-priced members « commanded attention in session. The marke Motors appeared to hav bilized around the 147 level following the Wble dividend action, but there were wany others which wers responding to the helier that the op unity was now at hand for technical rally. Chrysier wis hougl volume on reports of a high ble fourth quarter.. Hudsor 1 good sized sh nteres exist, ran asil Noven become sta wion the other DRY GOODS QUIET \u\ J«»\‘llht weel Pric print cloths un Gaxhos and T for were sl at uy - 13 Spe i with chansed ot s R hanged ley WESTON ELECTRICAL PROFIT November 13 (P).- n Tlectrical In- e mine months this equal under the wing provisions of the shares G0 o share on the class “A” (i $1.85 u share on the no-par common LEAD STOCKS LARGER. NE W YORK, November 13 P).— ks ined lead in the United Mexico, including enti- | monia ounted to 21,107 tons on ober 1. an increase of 5604 tons the month lef the American reau of Methl s pduction 74,236 ton tons of refined and 1,719 tons of al, against September out 3 tons of crude, 65,683 of 2,821 of antimonial. tates ami put of refined and PRICES ON PARIS BOURSE. PARIS, Nov wr 13 (#).—Prices were steady on the Bourse today Three per cent rentes, 49 francs 95 centimes; exchange on London, 14 francs times per cent loan 58 franes 50 centi The dollar was quoted at 30 rr. nes 39 centimes | UNEQUAL PROFIT DIVISION. NEV YORK. November 13 () unequal division of profit in the this vear Is shown that of the nine principal automobiic companies whos 8 are listed on the New York seven ha only four have been able to fmprove their industrial earnings. Net profits of the nine com for the perfod amounted to $239,610,160, an increase of §34,838,226 over 1925 AUSTRALIAN WOOL CLIP. ROME, November 13 (#).—The In Institute Agriculture Australian wool t 700,000,009 pounds. sound and Queensland. imated is well grown, d_except in | where it is short fibered. The 192425 estimate was 683,000 000 pounds. COMMODITY NEWS WIRED STAR FROM ENTIRE COUNTRY CHICAGO, November 13.—Producer of sheet steel in district joperating at close to capacity. One jof the large producers is booking jorders for the next quarter at un changed prices, but others ars hold ing back because of the increase in coal prices, estimated to make a aif ference of a dollar a ton in the fin ished product. BOSTON.— Boston®and New York markets sre full of Maine potatoes and no more are being shipped in for the time being. With prices high, the Bangor and Arcostook Raflroad has moved the largest amount of potatoes in the history of the road in the last month. NEW ORLEAM Mills of Southern Pine Association sold last | week 53,033,000 feet, shipped 65,305, nd produced 67,283,000 feet. Un | orders total 230,892,000 feet. ! ST. PAUL—With the frst cold spell of the Winter, butter advanced @ cent to 46 cents a pound, eggs : cent to 29 cents a dozen and Sprin chickens a cent to 18 cents a pow as prices paid to farmers here.