Evening Star Newspaper, November 21, 1929, Page 15

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER .21, 1929. VETTROEADD || e T , lnu'RB SHARES GAIN 5% Aero Sup Mfg. B Theat Equip 5 Stand Ol of Ind 12% 12 53% B Unit L&P B (60¢) . .0 b+ lg Agfa Ansco..... ll e 3 :4: Glen Alden Coal (10) 20 s d Of I.,(Klrll :g Y. ’: 9 3 ll,"?lli’( ‘.fl;l;pfl(;o),. . . c § o % 1 Alnsworth Mfg iz%- W e Gleaner Harv (1) 1 St Ollof Ky (1.60).. 37 Y n 'rof Sh (1. .o New P f Retail Sell-| 204 '3 Airinvestorsvte. 47 98% 124 Globe Underwrit, 9 St Ofl of Ohto (23 . U S Fininshing ($2). , Market Recovers After Earl rocesses 0 R 64% 40 Alrstocks. Incvte. 1 42% ‘Zh 12‘1 l2‘m 3 * L 3 St Oil of Ohio pf (7). USFoll B (1) . a e y ing Also Promote Pack- |5 2% Alemmacaereas. ¢ e : ‘ Pl el T i b B ggg}:‘i"&ém‘}.i' | Period of Reaction Due 3 d }‘:V' 2% Alexander Indust - 3 1 J surrf‘u&gorn g o nine Profit-Taki 3% Allfed Aviation...... L b SteinA&Cocu pf Raatat X ing Industry. 24% 10% Allied Mills, Ine. Stinnes (Hugo) U Rad ctfs (1) to Profit-Taking. ares Fin... . 23 Allied Pow & Lt 9 2). ¥ Stroock & Co (3). United Stores. AP &L 18t pf5..n Stutz Motor Car. 6 BY J. C. ROYLE. 14 Allison Drug St B. .. 3 . « Sun Inv...... Unit Verde Ext (4). E BY JOHN A. CRONE. Unlted Wall Paper. . Special Dispatch to The Star. Bpecial Dispateh to The Star. 103 AluCoof Am pf(6).. 3 5 107 Sun Inv pf (3)... NEW sy 20 Alumin Goods (1.20) Gr A & P Tea pf (1), 4 Sunray Ofl... Unity Gold. . 2 YORK, November 31.—Renewed 31 AmArchCo (3)..... Y Gt LakesSteel pt pf . : Swift & Co (8). Utllity & Ind NEW YORK, November 21.—Stocks prosperity for the live stock industry, 5 Am Br B EI fd shs. .. Greenfield Tap&Di 3 Swift Intl (2).. Uti1 & Ind pf (1%).. " on the curb market staged a rally the corn growers, the packing industry 10 AmCP&LB (b10%) 4 Groe Stors Prod vte. Syrac Wash M B (1). Util Power&Lt($1) of modest yet impressive proportions ARG Soad\ Tetatlere s ssen &5 & result 18 AmCom P A ($30c). 3 3 3 Guardn Fire Assn(2) 3 9 9% Taggart Corp..... Utility Equities 3% i | shortly after ‘midday today following 22 Am Com P B (130¢).. 3 4 Guardian Invest.... Tampa Electrie (12). Vacuum Ofl (14%) ., e the easing of call money to 413 per of recent developments in preparation < 5% Am Cmwlth Po war. . . 24% Guenther La: . Teck Hughes (60¢). . ALedpl ity 4 !4 | cent. Utility, finance, holding and and distribution of meat, according to 19% Am Cyanam B (1.60) 115 Guif Oll of Pa . 3 3 Texon Oil & Land. van Camp P pf(13% operating companies, in order named, provision men today. The packers fore- 9 34 Am Dept Stores & % 60 Hambleton Corp u., Tennessee Prodiict Veeder Root (2% ) % E led the advance, which reversed the cast an era of production and distribu- 103 AmDIstT,NJ ev p! i 0 1% Happiness Candy. - 4 B Thermold Co (2). Venezuela Mex Ofl. earlier reactionary trend that followed tion which will send meat from con- 15 Am Equities. . . 277 Haygart Corp. 3 5 5% Third Nat Inv (1 Venezuela Pet (29¢). 1f a higher opening. tented producers, contented packers and 2510 Al FOr oW er W ' 141 Hazeltine Corp (1).. Thomp Prod A (12) Vick Fin Corp. ..a.s Electric Bond & Share during the contented_retailers to contented con- | 2247¢ 71 AmGas&Biles (31).. 4 17% Heyden Chemic (2).. Thomp-Starrett. .. Vogt Mfg Co (2).... E Iate rally was up nearly 3 points. sumers. They do not care whether the | 109'» 98 ~Am Gas&Elec pf (6). 8% | 237% 10 Hecla Mining (1). 1 34% Thomn Star pf (3% Waitt&BondB(1.40). American Superpower rose more than 2 b il Bl i i iting 5% Am Investine B..,. 29 34 Helena Rubenstein. . 7 Todd Shipyard (4).. WRIEERERCE oo points. Niagara Hudson Power was "The programs which they believe will 3 Am Investors (war). 23% Hires (CE) A (2)... ‘ 2 4 Transamer n (11.60). Walgreen Co wai fractionally higher. Insull Utility In- 69% Am Laundry Ma(4) 50s 3% Hollinger Gold (80c) % Tran Con Alr Tran.. L TR Vestment shared in this upswing. Watson (J W) Ci Responding to the declaration of a make such an era possible involve the . 9 100 Am Lt&Trac (10)... 5 1% Homaokla Ofl....... ; Tr-Lux D.L.P. S.(A) quick freezing of meat by newly im- % Am Maracaibo...... 13 2 2 39 Horn & Hard (334).. H Tri-Cont Alited. ..., quarterly dividend of 50 cents cash, proved processes, the skiliful and ex- 251 Am Sol Ch cv ‘ A ; , ot (3). 6 Houston Gulf Ga ; Tri-Continental Cor. D (s ot mea) o) e Dacking 15 Am Superpower..... 164 221 2 ; 6 Hudson Bay M & h Tri-Cont Corp pf (6) e 9 85 Am Super 18t pf (6) 1 93 74% Humble Oil (12). .. s 5% Triplez Safdty Glass Seryintobia AR e o e 4 82 Am Superpow pf (6) g 27 Hydro Fl Serv (12). g 8 3 Tub Art Silk B (10). Rachines.” 1o othe w“ d;“ A k"‘ 8 Anchor Post F (12). 3 2 10 Hygrade Food Prod. 214 Tung-Sol Lamp (2). Will be able to_guarantee the grade of Lt . 240 260 I'inols P L (20) Tung-Sol Lipf 3).... the product thé_ consumer buys . and A : "1 22 ImpoOilCann (50¢) Unfon Tobacco similer 165 iwuull B anbicved it 38,0 AUEITCRIEN i 65 ImpTob GB&I(1.25). Un NG Can (11.60), s results wou achieved to 3 AnEo NOR TGN, 6 250, : 23 5 25 UnNG Car . ose that have followed similar plans 161 AToturuniRRBTY b 26 Ind Pipe Line (new). g Utd Carr Fastnr 1.2 in ber industr: 5 Indian Terr Mlum... 6 9 7 United Corp war. i it nddihy. 5. ETARIEO Ol 26 Insull Utl Inv...... United Ch pt pf (3).. 30 Grades of Beef. 114 Arizona Com (0c)’.. 52 InsCoN A (12%) United Dry Docki ‘e 1 2l s There are more than 30 grades of | 7 s o 17 Insurance Sec (1.40) " 50% 15 Cnited GasCo... cash oF ok, b Pavable 1n stock. d Pavable I seeiertonseous.” | Off ta: Electric Bond & Share in & beef alone. Few even among the re- 12 insuranshar of Del.. 5,000-share lot at 751z, off 7, and 64 Arkansas Nat Gas A. % Intercontinent Petn A Nisgera Hudson on 4000 shares at tail butchers can distinguish them ac- “ T curately. Yet the consumer frequently o :;:c’_‘n‘{:{:."z‘g"’:’ 15 Int Petroleum 37%e. 2: CHICAGO STOCK MARKET. unchanged. pays for a grade which the article sold | 2. : & ) 3 5 Internat Product 2 ; BONDS ON THE CURB Special Dispaich (o The Star. A iers o' Titile"in the' néw that @ 2 e o L B R P T T TR YE ST AT e - thereby placing it on a §2 annual basis, West Air Ex Anchor Fence Post advanced almost 2 P ’ ,,‘ 5 Western Md pf (1).. 258 5 points. 2% 1704 1“ 5 Wil-Low Cafeteria.. 7 Features of the opening included the 2142 2 01l & Gas S strings of wviation and radio shares il ! v that came out in the first few minutes Zonite Prod (1.60).. 8 o W | with ov--mi\xmt gains, h'.hemnumb;:t of RIGHTS. Fx - |international stocks showing a better e ey Ml it 4 |trend. continued betterment, in the olls Dividend rates in doliare based on last quarterly or semi. | 2hgd Mixed :‘:‘,m&emn::gi‘#:shcluded g e 15,000 shares of Cities Service at 30%, M BonBans ~n 51y Asso-Flec Ind Ltd.. 1, him does not warrant. Under the new [ 7o 51 Asso GE I A (12.40), 3 uperpower ( MARKET, CHICAGO, November 21.—Following | Would account for the interest in avia- - 1 Is a report of today's sales, high, low | Uon stocks. The group has been ham- plans such quality would be guaranteed “315 Asso GEE A 313 AS<0 GRIE A deb rt and closing quotations on the Chicago | Mered down to a point where many by the packers tiemselves. With the [ 31 bl A350 Laundrle Sales | i .i._ pment and working forces at their i%iareo Rayun, Salesin . DOMESTIO BONDS. Stock Exchange: issues are selling not far above actual 15 Alabama Pow 4 07 ’ 1, 945 95V, | Sales in STOCKS. asset value. Some of the older com- 24 ith P 68 *49. 103% 10005 103% | hundreds. = High. Low. Close. | anies are showing fair earnings in 8 Am e ’.}{ 53 . A e 37% 31% | their reports now coming out. Vs 10808 disposal. they can cut the animal for | 71, 301 Asso Rayon bt (6) Q0 Interst a, 7 Allied Mot Ind 8% 18 The rise in radio issues is due to cv-pr. 91 Inter Hos M (1.80)... 14% IrvAlrC (2) (1.50).. 9% Isot Fraschini (1.05) 6% Itallan Superpow 5 Italian Superp wi 25 Kleinert Co (2%). 1% Kolster-Br (Am Sh). 9 Lake Superior Corp.. 814 Lakey F & M (12.40), 31 Lane Bryan tinc (). 3 Lofeouukulu.lo) Leh Coal & 4. 63 Lehman (The) CGPD. 2 Leonard O1l 11% Libby McNell & L. 18 Lion Oll Refin (2). 124 Lily Tulip Cup Corp. 7% Loews Inc deb rt 28 LoneStGas (80c). 3 Louisiana Lan & Ex. 20% Mac Marr Stores. %4 Makdalena Syndicat. Mar Midland Corp. .. 1 Mavis Bottiin 46%. Mayflower Assn..... 10 Mer & Mf S A (1.50). 1% Mesabl Iron. ... ... 5 Met & Min Ine ( 32% Met Chain Store: 18 Mid West Util(new). 21% Midiand United 37 Miller & Sons (2)... - 8 Mo-KanP L (L6%). 23 Mock Judson Voe(2) 981 Moh H P 1st pf (7)..125: 35w Morrison Elec (1). 7 Mount Prod (1.60). tetail distribution more skillfully and with less waste than is the case at| s on Aotoworemor 165, present. With the lessening of costs 16% AutV Mev prpt (2) through quantity production and waste | 4313 30 Axton-F Tob A 3.00.. A say they are confi- gent better quality can be given the 114 Bania Corp L. oo e arence Birdseve, one of the inven- Lk e ot e tors of quick freezing pr ki 5 Bellanca Alrcraft... e ramie il paskising 18 Bickford, Inc.. costs. im: 1% 5 28% Bickfor Inc pf (2%). approximately 215 cenu n pound. 30 Blaw-Knox Co (1). Opposed to this charge is the saving of 10 Bliss Co (EW) (1).+ waste in cutting and almost complete 314 Blue Ridge Corp. ... reduction of spoilage. With the devel- 231 Blue R Corp cv pf 13 opment of household refrigeration, Mr. 20 IO INA) (B e Birdseye says, the housewife in future " §4% Bohack (H C) (2 can keep a good variety of meats al- 13% Brazil Tr & Lt (2) ways on hand without danger of loss. 10 © Brill Corp A (1% He reports experiments showing that| Jo.. 1y Brill Gorp B lamb has been frozen for nine 14 Brillo MTg (1.20) . months under the new process without 26 Brit Am Tob B t1.30, the slightest deterioration such as 4 BrCelanese Ltd rets usually has followed in cold storage 55 Buckeye Pipe L (15) mbaiy' 1R paat, 22 Buf N&E P pf (1.60) With preservation brought to a suc- 2% Burma rota (315 8) cessful stage the packers, they say, will 7 4% Bwana M Kubwa be relieved of the anxiety of uneven M eLtdA live stock receipts and level out seasonal C,"’&w Lty distribution. 1t is claimed that the A by prosram wiil also assure benefits to the % Ca inehitdptrols ive stock producer, since it will provide a demand for the higher grade of meat cuts and be instrumental in inducing the farmer and wer to raise a bet- ter quality of animals md at the same t iron out the peaks and hollown[ of the live stock markets so as to G or sure orderly marketing and price — gfl Pl A bR bilization. The growers are realizing 3% Calulola Cow" 2 more extensively than ever before the i ok CentIeIaTC Biate present, tnnmy ol nmn‘ and market- 20 Cent PSv A (21.76) ing animals which produce meat cuts 12 Cen States £l ($40¢) for which there is only a Mmited de- e et 414 Centrifug Pipe (60¢) Meat Type Hogs. 5 6 Chain Stores Dev. “We must give the customer what he | 4 11% Chain Stors Stk(b§) . or she wants,” said F. 8. Snyder, pack- 37'x Ches lz_()hlo (new) er, of Boston, chairman of the board | ] of the Institute of American Meat >13 GRISE Conglicateds . " Cities Service (330¢) 2! Packers. “If the consumer wants light Cities Serv nf (6) 7770 105 108 © 108 § Amer_colortype ! 1, |the season's new lines, o be announced ¢ . . £ . s |soon, and a sizeable short interést, Promise to Continue Expan-| ‘¢ g %0 AR e bl | which might ond covering a task mok etal .... » 20 as easy as sup] N N n : Cit Ber Va8, '33. g 2 Assoc 36 36 -adi - 3 ki radio “business of the year comes in sion Plans Will Aid Busi Cone “Fextle '8¢ el ,%“ 8| e o S| Rkt 252 Deccmbe e " 30 20 nora ucts and several other ness of Nation. v B B B BRDA 188" 183 183 | companies have been mentioned as 5 G v 83 213, | bringing out new lines. Action of em- 3 Ged 1y i tries OF % 17 | ployes of De Forest in furmlng a pool BY JOHN F. SINCLAIR. Gulf, OIL Pa, 33, 41. 100 100° dix Ay 4 i ;0 be“gy';,hl; "ffk is S';‘i '4; e ¥ ‘ 2 uc e floating supply of it. Special Dispatch to The Star. o1 w 10 PR 3. 3. Internatic h JHOLC S Sy e i nternational stocks mirroring the NEW YORK, November 21.—Nothing i Pow & 1, “‘ 8 9 ot e ihia o 27 328 |betterment of world markets, following approaching the White House confer- Soa v 97 ach & Sons....... 18’ 8% 1 the reduction of bank rates by England, ences on business prosperity has ever % il Sy 2 |Norway and other countries, included taken place in the financial history of & Lchllh F ! Gfl .«“mza 103 the United States. 8 Mass Gas 518 3 sl g The railroad executives told the Pres- B 2 3Ce Co M 4 . 98 98 Il Ses 3 ident they were prepared to expend in | 2} Nor Stats Po 6% '3 1037 1013 B8 Gorb Al " ¥ NORTH AMERICAN CO. the neighborhood of $1,000,000,000 in ! o 935 ot various projects during the coming year. siisww e ge 68 | omt & s W tl'bid i TO ENLARGE PLANT As the railroads are the largest em- S Tpaap ot 43 1 e & i Pfed;lenll Prank L. Dame, in his S 55 '53 ¢ y orp .. 16% 1 quarterly letter to the stockholders of ployers of labor in this country, this el T o 0 ad & e : 3'2| the North American Co., says of the prompt action of the officials to main- 3 8 4 | L] Investor: 4 com| ny's enlargement of facilities in tain the prosperity level could not have Bs 33 b 99 9 161 5 ington: X 3 um “Puns are under way for the con- been more encouraging. P s ‘i o New York City, through Mayor| 17 UNE&T gy n‘" F B e K B A | nington ot a additional Walker, announced yesterddy a vigor- NupTow Sas A sl i Commun Wat Service 14 1 "1 | Sliomatic Substation of 24,000 Kilowatts o "“‘"’(“’,',‘.p‘iil}}:‘ e ,‘;‘,’:‘;‘;.{’;‘;; 6 Chile Coneha a0, PONDS. 00 3 Sonstrict At c«r:vd 7 36* 3% |capacity. The new substation will as- gram, conte g 1Den Mtg Bk 5s '73 e 8. e5a, | Sist in handling the in the next four years of more tnan 1 Furop Mtg 73 C 67 Do o 5% | electric load, with mddmon-l Tactlities $1,000,000,000. ; 2 &,L{Hfi,ihgkh " B 3 Corp See et | now in progress of construction. The Other cities thmnghour. lh‘emrt‘ln tr:‘d 2 Hamburg B :..,, 3 22 “';nrm Lllh':ln 2 1 21 | pew Sinclair substation in the business Sram for next year, Unfiled orders in | 13 Fited P8 S o1 Bl M a0 i 1 53| iy completion, Bubsiation Ner 13; lo- the steel industry should increase dur- 1 “sales. Foote Gea o A B 8 ing the next 60 days rather than de- | xd . 12 Gen candy [0 T e i e crease. | Building ‘rc‘o:.::\:cugpmgmxlrg xr—px ch-Bark i, 13, 13 |commodate new equipment. Additional s al two of the three key industries. The BeNewE it T 180 3 [ Souipmet el e e l?mg:gn:z ] y progress of construction and show a decrease in this field, many of 1 the automobile leaders believe that 1930 | NEW YORK BANK STOCKS. B f a2 ;;gae;;gt total investment of more mn will be a normal year. But none of s Brick . 4 4 = them are losing sight of their expand- | SPecial Disaich to The Star. ing foreign busines NEW YORK, November 21.— ar B A R TR DD AR R I D o RN P B Tl e )2 R30I AN T RIS N RS T b 1 0T 13 D 00 et ek ek 00 ks 0O et et 0 B 08 e : 50 |Hydro-Electric. Noranda Mines and s Hudson Bay Mining. rw - - » HemSrhalonnonRuca monmavnne Nat Rub Mach (2)... 6 Nat Screen Serv 1.60 atl Trade Journal.. t Transit (11%) Nat Union Radio. 16 NehiCorpn (1.30). 23 Nelson(Herman)(2), 40 Newberry(JJ)(1.10), 2 New Brad Oil (50c). o e Cit Serv pt B (60¢ 85 New Eng Pow pf (8) 2301 of meat products.” He aded that farm- | : City Meh & T (1.60). n o 24 89 Newmont Min (14).. 7 R ot e e Setiecer Ui § Be e B , 3, Mo in the meat type hog as opposed to the 4 s 4 2 20) ..o — i Colon Ofl...... 88 ™ % 214 N Y Invest (war)... 1 The announcement by the railroad America ... 1 s BI 0 » 2 PITITE {78 Ior ey N e ey in ; Comwlth & Sou war. 52 4 4 i 24% 11% N Y Pet Royaity (1) v ; : : % 11y 4 presidents that they would push with hog _production consequently In| gy6u( 2101 Comwth Edison (8). 16s 234 250 233 250 | 114% 111 N Y Tel pf (6%). ... 325 vigor their expansion program and im- | Bank of Yorktown. Central Natio hog and pork values have been source 1037 93% Comwith Pow pf (6) 6 9% 90 8% 99| 30% 12 Niagara Hud P(doe). 150 » 5% | provements for 1930 brings out the fact | Bryant Park.. ey e’ Dru ; ; e i ¥ b A w i § il ame Bgsn gl et | i Every Facility for of worry to all concerned, he sald, es- 14 CommuntiyWatServ. 1 14 14% 14 14| 9% 2% that 1930 may prove to be the record 3 3% ibb: cN¢ lll to corn growers who market 15 Comstock Tunnel.... 5 % # % #| 21% 2 £ Hud Pw B wi . % |year of the Tast 10, In no year since Tin Bri larger part of their crop in the form 4 Consolidated Copper 3 6% 6 6% 6% 12 Niagara Shars b1-40. > |1923 have the railroads spent as much i 0 Rt B gn au g P bl gk g o is hoped, 121 Con Dairy Prod (32). 4 19 19% 18 19% 21% Niles Bement Pond 5 A i 30% |as $1,000,000,000 on their improvements, | Sommer 30 550 $Ep oeeee 3 Sound Inves will aid to stabilize hog breeding, since 71 ConGasBalt(3).... 3 93% 93% 93% 03%| 3% 1% Niplssing (30c)..... ’ Capital _improvement _expenditures | Fifth Ave... } Ench"Shas Ry Go: i tmg although farmers can feed hogs more 20% Con Gas Ut A (2.20). ' 23% 28% 23% 10 Noranda Mines. . made by them, according to the Ameri- | First Nationa 12 Manh-Dearborn . . com in years when the corn crop is 23 Cona Instrument 5% 5% | 19% 5 North Am Aviation i can Railway Association, have been as | $1a¢h o 34 30 large and cheap, they cannot feed corn 10% 10 10% | 301 115% North St Pow A (3). follows: 1923, $1,059,000,000; 1924, | Incustrial 0 v 4 Members: to more hogs unless the hogs have been ‘11 13 12% 13 | 48% 17% N W Engineer (2). 3 $875,000,000; 1025, $748,000,000; 1926, | Lebanon 3 Morch & Mirs A. 1 ® ERERs i botn before the crop has had time to 25 Consol Royal (80¢). . 5 4% 415 4%| 4% 1 Ohto Copper. 1 1 $895, nou'nno 1027, $772,000,000; 1928, 4};7.5"’"" Nor " s Mid W 2 ow Yok Co e become an influence. 14 Copper Range (2). 17% 17% 17% | 79% 641 Ohio Oll (12%. . : $657,000,000. 1 Baltimore Stock Exchange ‘The new methods of the packers have! 3274 Cooper Bessemer(2). 33 33 33 18% 10 Oilstks.Ltd B($50¢). 1t'is expected before the end of the 'Midtown - 20 3 M e 50 ° 5 Richmond Stock Exchange tarted at the very bottom. For years| 21% 5u Copeland Prod Inc A 6 A% 6 | u25 104 Outbd Mot A (1.80).. 2 week the total 1930, improvements to ! port sy er animals have been killed either by % 10 CordCorp. 12% 12% 12 12K| 20 g3k pae PubServ (1.30 . be announced at the meeting in Chi- | Frisco State. : D430 6 s m oo el o 124 Corroon & Resmolds, 8 18" 18 15 1mw| 35, §00 PRCWGSm N 1 cago will reach somewhere between | Eublic : " Norhman- \ A.Iglchart & C their throats. Now cattle are being| 123 69 Cor & Rey pf A 16) A8, s <y | SO TR e o . $800,000,000 and $1,000,000,000. Before | 8o Cave’ 1% el " -dgle 0. electrocuted, The movement is still in 5% Creole Petroleum 1 T ene B o " “|the end of the year, unless something | Sterling_Naiionai K] 19 Nat Eiec Bo A .- Tnvest: t Banhers an experimental stage, but promises to 17% Crocker Wheeler(n). 17 24% 26% 241, 26w | 104 2% Daniepes O, Hinforeseen happens i other lines of in- | Sraus ‘National.... . ; 3Nat Fam Str xd 13 avEStmew n become ral. By the new freezing 4315 Crowley Milner (2).. R R o ) 2 4% | dustry, the figures may exceed those of | Trade’ Bank § INat Leather 2 719 15th St., N. W. Washington process the retail cutting and wrapping 40 Cumb'ind Pipe Li4). $1 g3 -2l 8 D T ey i the record year of 1923. | Warla Fxrmml ; ol g i operaticns are transferred from the % 8% Curtiss Flylng Serv. O SR B R L ) » s 1s the finest news that has come | Yorkvilie ........ 20| 2Nat Sec Inv ctis | 8015 81 e I X e Snany s il Ui 302% 3 | Gl 20" Penniex Fuel(13s. 3 20 2 out of the business world during the | S Nat Dianderd : rimhiieyrd Tew channels for the .etail dstribution 21 Cusi Mex Mining.... 2% zho 2x| G3N B0 Do ONie A (4). 908 TAiL. Bt wiiks, BALTlMORE STOCKS NE A . WILKES-BARRE of meat. This opening of new channels 6'5 Darby Pet (1)... 9 8% 9 | 106% 98 PennO Edprpf(7).. 308 107 0 3 When Roy Young, governor of the | 7 b is not entirely satisfactory to meat re- Yy 4% Dayton Mr&En:‘.. % 6% 6 B4 | 117% 65% Penn W& P (2%). 1 Federal Reserve Board, following a | By Special Leased Wire to The Star. tailers, since it might mean 100,000 new 17 Davenport Hos (2) 20 19 20 | 30 1bly Pennroad Corp. 4 " meet, of the Federal Advisory Council| BALTIMORE, November 21— outlets for meat products. The new 310 Deere& Co (6).. 425 400 425 58% 25 PeoL&P A (a240). 5 with President Hoover, made the prr-\ processes also involve refrigerated trucks % 54 De Forest Radio. .... 8% & B%| 28 17 Petrolm Corp (1%4). 20% 20% | diction that money “will be available | 213 Arundel Corporation.. :nd retrigerated automatic vending ma- 415 DH A Ltd ret n(60e). 5% 5% 5%| 4% 4 Philip Morrisinc... 2 % | at lower rates,” he did a most unusual | 30 Baltimore Tube com ¢iad 2 Derby Oil & Refin.... b 5% 6% 31% 8 Philippe(L)B(1.60). thin, Decker com. . .| | N e % Detroit Atrcraft Cor. 7 % 384 100 Plerce Govern (1%). 3 3% 13 mfv-ys accessible to the public, 8 . Decker pfd...... o000 . nn Ga s DB . CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET 9 DixGas & Utilith 14 16% 16% 15 20% 6% Pilot RT A (1.20). democratic in manner, willing to dis- | 20 €0 p et e LS, atl n 154% Dixon (J) Cru (112). 108 1848 1643 1643 164% | 52" @i Pltney & P n(i0e). 1 2" 12 |cuss policies and_ programs from time | 210 Gonsolidated Gas com. ... : CHICAGO, November 21 (£).—(U. 8. 14 Doehler Die Castin 23 22 22 | 156% 100% Pitts& L B (5) ‘ to time as they have been developing, | 10 Consol Gas 57 cum pfd A...... 13 Pub Serv $100 com_ . Department of Agriculture) —Hogs—Re- 16% Douglas Alreraft. ... 3 dew 11 fow it 76% 50 Pitta Plate Gl Sve '3 | tul the governor has mot been willing, | 433 Delion Tite & Ribher”com. . | 100 RS Masic e Viy 1314 . ceipts, 42,000 head, including 9,000 di- 50 Dow Chemical (2 3 6b 65% 65w 654 22 Plymouth Ol (2) i h except in & very few cases, 10 be | 109 Eciiy & Demosts Go. ool 18 Banss ,;,‘:,}:'Cog L | rect, market mditly steady to strong: 62 Draper Corp (4). 62 62 62 2% 12 Polymet M2g (31) ... % | directly ‘quoted. 4 2 G iy %0 e 0 o 1 an top, 9.30; bulk, 190-300 pounds, 9.10 to| 59 34 Driver Harris(ne 22 37 s 60% Povarenl B Al (8. i ste e ent aas yesterday by e 3 : i T 9.25; 150-190 pounds,, 8.75 to 9.10; pack- 4 Dubeller Cond& Ra: 10 91k 14% Power Securities pt.. head of the Federal Reserve system did : A e S 4 o 115 B k 115 ing sows, 8.00 to 8.50; butchers, medium 120 Duke Powder (5) 12‘» 1“"- 144% l““« a Gold 0y t t all 1 Sangamo. E : % to choice, 250-300 pounds, 8.75 to 9.30: | 2 3% Durant Motors. 6% 6% 6 Pt L 9 gg&»fi%:‘?m‘;&fi:;%;;mfih Thoney | 23 En Water 3 e Years Years 200-250 pounds, 8.85 to 9.30: 160-200| 168 120 " Duval Tex Sulpl s e s 1 20 Prince&Whitely pf3 ¥ " would be made easier at this time, nor | i ?y',!‘.’f‘.',’."y“mf“é Euis G i 11 3 B v %Il ou ol gnzgng,gws u:k?.zo; 130-;%% fiunfid;. % Duz Co, Inc A efts % 9. % L 11 PropSilk HM (2). the exact time when the rediscount AZugnle-eg‘:’n’ng "“5!}.?‘. {; 1 d % 2 15th St. opp. U. S, Treasury i i Pfi gz‘snwu 1 8. 2 14 Earl Radlo Corp. ... !fl 2% 2% 2 5% Prudential Inv. . rate, which now stands at 4! per cent BONDS. | * P gs, J’ned um to choice, 90-130 pounds, 5 fl"‘ f::: g‘.‘l'.&.;:::: 3 2 ;fi‘m ggfl. gzv. ggm e gult:::l I‘Hnm: r at tfi’e :1:\:: ‘1'{:!;1; Federal Reserve Bank, 12000 United Rys & Elec Income 4s. s 8 e Vry (80c).. T woul 10 3 Sk haiies = c-m»—mwpu. 6,000 head; calves, 7 EasternUtilinvA.. 1 12 12 12 12 5 " It is not unlikely that the Federal 2 8wity 0. s BRR recelpts, 2,000 head: choice steer and| 97% 40 Jodncatnl Ple pf(h)..1268 20 20 20 2o U naimiemitunEIeia Reserve Bank of New York will lower| SHORT-TERM SECURITIES. $ % 8 oo yearling trade, 25 to 50 higher; weighty| 32, 10 Eisler Elec Corp. . 6 16% 17 16% 17 | St Bxinbow L Brod . % m Tate to 4 per cent at the meeting | (Reported by J. & W. Seligman & Co.) 1 atai A FL Our steers up most, getting broadest action; | 189 494 Il Bond & Sh (b6)... 460 7515 81% 73n, 81n | 21% R ‘| today. ‘The other 11 Reserve banks Bid. Offer -yery small supply stimulating upturns 100 Fl Bond & Sh pf (6). 7 102 10215 102 10210 | , ; dnubtleu will follow the New York :}:,‘;,,C'g‘:,"";r,“ . S8 101 . . classes—Steers, good and choice, 1,300- 10% El P & L opt wa 5 2% 21 ‘22 N B, h ;e‘:-‘ccl:ntcm'y stand in all banis at § Balt. & Ohio_ 5 B e e 38 an ln 1,500 pounds, 12.00a14.25; 1,100-1,300 3 K] Sharehold (31)... : Sepaalan oy e . the 1 t New 3 & i 22 pounds, 12.25a15.50; 950-1,100 pounds.| 163% 45' KI Sharenold pf (8) 6 70% 5 . 18% Reynolds Metitnew) 11 Yo ‘:E:;‘; na‘uaimygs‘terdeny"‘“ ' lif. m?nnmm Soro, a1 1225015.80;" common_and medium, 850 8 km G&F cum pf (8). 4% 107 Rochester Cent Pow. 3 Yot ek s 19a0ca with money,. | Sinatin REL R 0s Y030 - o : HE —affairs will have the al515: helfers, ‘good and_choice. 850 A "'""“‘5'”“"”’ ¢ 5 Robsavers Pratdin 11, | bonds and short term obligations today. | Soiiens Backise sirs ' Ta3 ;3 n‘.H':.‘. rr:, o000 shares, * ot 0% seasoned service, when o at low rates of interest. There's pleniy | _ Tl Bost. 30, 994 Sale | you patronize the Metro- pounds down. 12.50a15.00; common and Kingineers Gold 4 i - 4 . Tedium, 7.00a12.75. Cows—Good mdl Eng P 8 opt war, | of money available fof industry today ec L. Boat: 413 R 1P SRS 10 20 10220 politan 0,995 = 4 i ! 4 s A t o o1 g9tk H robia dium, 6.0087.75: low cutter and cutter.] 5% Evans Wailow Lead. 6 64« 6 6 5 e 2 . |a year. Sodzear T B’Rc“md‘ i o o 35ou U Gas o {[This veteran bank has (beel). 875a10.00; cutter to medium.| “gx. 1% iageot Motor 3 3% 2m 2% ortlt ity program is bearing fruit. Qe o e . been serving the public Vealers (milk fed)—Good and| 3 Faircnila Avi R AR ::r::;ocn?n( T "Tho ‘combined earnings of no two|Intl Maich Corp. bs 1p ot | iy 1" and common, 7.00a10.50. E Fnse i 20% other corporations in the world have ymfixns Petroieany 8% 1050 11 88 | FONE. Novemer 01 (F)~Cull one hundred and fifteen 11.50; cull and col et tad 5. 10 Falcon Lead. 5 % & | 55 17, Salt Creek Con (40c) ever totaled so much as has been il orp, Sias Iow7 | money steady; high, 5; low, 4!2; ruling Stocker and feeder steers—Good an Fandango Corp. 2 14§ Tl oaa| it e SRECCE S (400) b4 2529.75. e United States Steel Corporation since | 5! de O"8Tay 1038 2., 30 davs, 553, 6000 days, 5-51a; 4-6 ; and medium, 4‘ ket 94 %4l 56" 4 Schulte Un be-51 St. | its organization on April 1, 1901. No|st! Mt. & 8. RY. 31, 99 ' 100 = | months, 5-51; {IConference with our Sheep—Receipts, h 2 . 26 26 89 30 Sch Ube-$18pf (7). 34 A, sw e 1053, o ke v Jambs, 12.75: top to outsiders, 13.25: fat 214 Fiat Stk deb rt 3% 3% 3w Las, | Think of et on g of Gba shate for | Joion QL So o CuIE G 1065, Jai 88 s vl e 4 . H 2 verage et Dr e around 5:30, ferding lambs quotable | an. 201 Fiat Stk deb ris rets 98 “BUk ian. i 40, PINECHISERAEEEH: 31|08 yoare et Eied ]"c 1 i Y R ., | standing at the end of the last quarter, | Whe orp esterday’s unds down, 12.50 to 13.35; medium, .20 FirstNatCopper.... 2 & & & & . hs have shown Ppsram T y i fioo to 12.50; common, 9.00 to 11.00: & Fokker Aalroraft... 15 204 20% 20 20 697 ‘gt g:'n'fi‘,'é'ffffy‘él‘..’.". f,:.,‘ And the last few months have show: Oldest National Bank in ever. In fact, more. The nine months NEW YORK, November 21 (#).—Bar | ending September 30, last, showed a| N 49 i P Ay | Bond Averages. | o o woatBhoemamani down, 4.25 to 5.85; cull and common.| g9, 15 Ford MotorCanA... 11 27 27% . 225 to 4.50; feeder lambs, good and Ford MotorCanB... 1 32 32 382 6 48 Bbeatter 1;;.:;":‘ g «choice, 12.00 to 13 00 1 3 Ford Mot of France. 1 7% 7% e BR e EOrs B2} e @ e 2 10% Ford Motor Ltd..... 81 1% 12 2 ¢ 758 ;h‘mm_wn‘m"“—i 2 10 Foremost Dalry Pr.. 3 14 14% g et PENNSY STOCKHOLDEBS GAIN.| Goi 20 Fourth Natlnv..... 18 82u a3 32 A3 18 Bitioa Getetr YORK, November 21 (Spe-| #7 10 Kox TheatCLA. - " 460 Singer Mfg (12234). 10 mgr]lyEXJAno(hrr new high record in the 35 Fren Line B (2.54).. 8 4 10 Sisto Fin Corp. Tumber of Pennsylvania Railroad stock- | 184 Garlock Pkg (1.20). . U T Nene 2 Snia-Viscosa holders was reached on November 1| =z 4% Gen'al Alloys (80c y 1% Sonora Products. ... when 186,047 shareholders were regis-| & %7 Gen Am lnvest ne 80 SEP&Loprpf4).. tered on the books of the company. 70 Gen Am Invptn (8) 4 100 SEP&Lpf(7). This is the second successive month 2% General Baking..... . 20 SnCal Edpf Bidig). in which the stock has risen to record- 47% General Bak pf (8). 13 sbn sen 55 mew 18% So Col Pow A (2). breaking levels for widespread public 36 GenElGermrets... 2 38% 38% 38% 38 5% SouthernCorp ..... distribution, the figures for Octol 2 7% Gen B Ltd rets (50¢) 17 11 11% 11 # 5 Solce& Utllities B.. Mussolini will visit Pope Pius a_ few AR Tou Srat o faving topped ali previous marks. 36w 20t Gen Empire Corp... 15 26% 27% 26 111 Southland Roy (1) days after the coming visit of the King Wales to Visit Scotland. e wiilit '1'! “The number of stockholders regis- B0 Gen Fireproof (2) 2 80% 303, 30% 114 S W Bell Tel pf (7). 108 4 | and Queen to the pontiff on December 5 : gered on November 1 showed an in-| 23% 131 GenGas&EI(A)... 24 16% 17% 184 17| 25 8l < W Dairy Products 19 and of princes of the royal family on| LONDON, November 21 (#).—The sieane 0 of 33.048 as compared with the 10 Gen tudus Alcohol . 4 16 16 15 16 7 % Spanish & Gen Re.. i | December 7. The same procedure will | Prince of Wales left last night for & Sihe date a year ago and an increase \Laundry Mach. 3 11 121 11 12k| G8% 26 StahlMeyer,Ine.... 1 26% 20% 26% 264 | be followed as for visits of the heads of | visit to Edinburgh and Glasgow, He | & - of 3,050 over the preceding month, n Rity & Utllities, 11 14% 14% 14% Ae%! 37T% 27 Std Dredgev pf (2).. 4 governments, will return “en choice, 7.5010.00: common and me Kureka Pipe Line(4) 50s 424 424 42 42% | 29 el | Tates 1ower than have existed or Gen” Mot - Soip. 83 1031 3 Comionw ¥ 47526.00. Bulls—Good and _choice 314 Fabrics Finishing... 3 6 6 6 6 | yg Rich B cum f (33 President Hoover's sustained prosper- | Grand Frunk of Canad . MONEY MA“ET continuously for over 11.50a15.00; medium, 10508 1241, 6] ¥Fajardo Sugal 64 64 64 4T 14% St Kewss Pa on Short Line QN !DZD carned on the common stock of the Bit rate, '5; close. 415; time loans steady: ears. choice. all weights, 10.00a11.00; common | s 9 9 9 SE L T ly y ration has ever had such a record. | 8 n i s 5 Prime mmm-.rcinl paper, 5'3-53;; <t around steady: bulk moderately sorted 50 Fer Enam A (16%). 8% 58% 68 | S8y I8 Behlet & Zan(iiey.s Think 1 L officers is invited. 28 years on the 8131071 shares out-) Western Electric Co. 8¢ 1og4 102 3% Paid on Savings fteady: lambs, good and cHoice, 92| 411, 30 Firestone T&Rnew. 4 8% 35% 354 3% | 8o g0 Sel Ind allotets 53 . | Stk At % ¢ o trength s etk H twes, medium to choice, 150 pounds| j il Cae.. 2 1 1. 3% Sentry Safety Cont. . just as much strength in earnings a SILVER QUOTATIONS. New York Stock and the District of Columbia balance for the common stock of $128,- Prom the 5:30 Edition. oo B I L L Lo =<t Gfl.flflo. ;x;;hh ‘was equal :1‘315.33 a N Ne d By e Al share on the common stock, far above ame New Ca i ress. the average since the beginning. It is Candidates Todsy. | STOCKS. expected that the common stock of this VATICAN CITY, November 21 (#).— 50 Indus- ul-u- 20 mm- e etlon it eaen Bctween 13 and | A list of cardinals'to be created at the | ring | 820 a share for the entire year of 1920. | €Onsistory February 16 will be published o mano even! (Copyright, 1020, by N omincAmerican News- | nlegs countermanded. The confirmed é’., list containg the names of Arcbbishop ot AR : of Armach, primate of jant 03, ‘2,826,040 shares. Mussolini to Visit Pope. Arehbihop Vet e ot e the ROME, November 21 (#).—The news- | new ;fm:h Lisbon, Gonealvez 5 paper L'Impero says that Premier | Cerejel | ru.y."l e -