Evening Star Newspaper, December 8, 1929, Page 87

. GURB SHARES GAIN - IN STRONG MARKET Utilities Again Hold Spot- light—Realizing Sales Cut Down Advance. BY CLAUDE A. JAGGER. Associated Press Financial Writer. NEW YORK, December 7.—The up- turn on the Curb Market went forward with vigor during today's abbreviated session, despite the handicap of con- siderable week end profit taking. Lead- ing shares generally closed 1 to 5 points higher, with a few of the more erratic issues making wider gains. The new General Electric stock, re- sulting from the 4-for-1 splitup, was an exception to the upward trend, selling off.about a point on realizing. = Alumi- num Co., however, nearly duplicated yesterday's gain with an upturn of 11 points, and National Biscuit new was in good demand. Activity again centered in the utility ghares. American Gas & Electric and #:merican & Foreign Power warrants sold up about 5 points each, and Elec- tric Bond & Share rose ¢ points to & new high level for the recovery, al- though it slipped off more than a point from the top before the close. United Light & Power gained more than 2 points, and American Supérpower was #gain in demand with a revival of ru- mors of an exchange offer from Electric Bonad & Share. Middle West and Asso- ciated Gas A were somewhat sluggish. Oils were in good demand, reflecting reports of ‘disclosure of greater willing- ness on the part of producers generally to restrict crude output, as disclosed at the annual meeting of the American Pe- REPORT CALLS FARMERS IN STRONGER POSITION Prod of dairy products, fame u&“mmwu‘e' in a relatively trong jon and marketing tion, giving stability to the general - ness situation, the Buréau of = tural Economics reports in its Décember 1 bulletin on farm situtaion. t yéar h Ot? output as wholelsnot:g'eom yeéar's, but only slightly below thé 10-yéar average, the bureau said. —_— 5,000 EXECUTIVES GIVE VIEWS ON BUSINESS Slump of 2 Per Cent Held Likely. Five Favorable Faotors Also Mentioned. Special Dispatch t6 The Star. NEW YORK, December 7.—] for business in the currént Winter months of 1629-1930 are indicated in the report of the council on the trend of business publishéd in the current issue of the Business Week. Repre- senting reports from meré than 5,000 oy X réporf ves that the average of husiness for December, January and Febfuary for the country as a wholeé will be " about {&fl cent under that of the same 90-day last 3 Novembér sumtharies, baseéd on cun- cil correspondénce, show that theé stock market slump was in 4 T cent decrease in volume of business or the month, putting trade at the end of that period 2 per cent below that noted for the eénd of the eleventh month one year ago. Every station ex- cept the Chicago, St. Louis, West North Central and South Pacific regions re- troleum Institute. Gulf rose about 4 points, and such issues as Cities Service, | Humble, Indiana and Vacuum made small gains. Several of the holding company and | investment trust shares were in good | demand. Marine Midland showed signs | of breaking out of its narrow trading | range with an upturn of nearly 2 points. Shenandoah and Blue Ridge sagged during most of the session, but rallied with heavy buying of the Gold- man Sachs issues generally in the last | half hour. Goldman Sachs trading closed more than 2 points higher. ‘Trans-America sold up nearly 2 points, and Pennroad was firm. Newmont mounted more than 3 points. American Cynamid B was under steady but moderate pressure, sagging more than a point. - SAVINGS DEPOSITS UP; DEPOSITORS ALSO GAIN Eleventh Federal Reserve District Likewise Reports Trade Expansion, lp;m Dispatch to The Star. ALLAS, Tex., December 7.—Savin, deposits of banks in the eleventh mz trict which operate a savings depart- ment amounted to $148,463,452 on Oc- tober 31, representing a slight decline of 0.6 per cent as compared to Septem- ber 30, but a gain of 42 per cent over those on the corresponding date last year. There were 287,809 savings ac- counts carried at 73 of these banks at the close of the month as against 275,- 321 on September 30 and 254,791 on October 31, 1928 2 of 17 per cent as compared to the pre- vious month and was 1.7 per cen greater than in October, 1928. Since |® the advent of cooler weather seasonal merchandise has been mo in sub- stantial volume. This has bten par- ticularly true of women’s and misses’ Teady-to-wear, certain items of women’s ready-to-wear accessories, and men and boys’ wear. ‘ e WEEKLY CLEARINGS. NEW YORK, December 7 (#).—The weekly statement of the New York Clearing House shows: Total surplus and undivided profits, $1,121,307,000, unchanged. Total net demand deposits (average), $33,265,000, increase. Time @eposits (average), $12,506,000, o Giarings, week ea) » week ending today, $9,- 092,940,572, . sy Clearings, week ended November 30, $6.468,810,244. Clearings this day, $1,501,322,653. POTATO MARKET. CHICAGO, December 7 (United States Department of Agriculture) (). — Pototoes—Receipts, 90 cars; on track, 275 cars; total United States shipments, 657 cars; trading slow, market slightly weaker on Wiseonsin, dull on other stosk; Wisconsin sacked round whites, 2.1522.40; Minnesota and North Dakota | sacked round whites, 2.00a2.25; River Ohios, 2.10a2.25: fancy, shade higher; Idaho sacked Russets, 2.6522.85; fancy, shade higher. SILVER QUOTATIONS. NEW YORK, December 7 (F).—Bar silver, 49%; Mexican dollars, 36% fen Miss Winnifred High, daugh- ter/of the Lord Provost of Dublin, | ports November-end Businéss under that notéd at the énd of thé month last year. “Five favorablé factors stand out in the present business situation” the council summary further says. “PFirst is the promisé of an early return of the stock market to normal lévels. The stock market adjustment has sént busi- neéss men, big and little, back to work. The second favorablé factér is the grvmhe of co-operative action by the usiness and industrial powers of the country as & result of President Hoover's conferences with businéss leaders. Third is the return of money to nor- malcy, both as to raté and distribu- tion for legitimate borrowers. Qene- ral construction, with busi- ness and industrial expansion, should be materially enhanced during the rext few months by theé availability of money at ;euno-ble nm“olnllnureag. " “Improved agricultural conditions an the more optimisti¢ attitude of farm- ers stand out as the fourth favorable factor in current business. Final favorable is the prevalénce of smail inventories among distributors, al- though there is some evidence that re- tail stores have stocked up for a holi- day trade which may not matérilize in the proportions éxpected.” NEW HOME FOR DANCERS. Ancient Order of Fox Trotters Building London Club, LONDON, (N.A.N.A).—Among the many elaborate building 6pérations now going on in Hdye rk ares some destined to provide & home for a society called the Anciént Order of Foxtrotters. The new hall and club will be ip- ped with rooms to which practice members may bring their partners to rehearse new steps, and they will be able to frequent the fine dance floor without being under t&flflnflm to buy food or drink on prémisés. A?ucfnmrwfllhenmli available as & bottle of chamipagne in many Weést End ballrooms, and for small annual subseri] dance lovers of moderate means will be able to dance every night on one of the best n London. (Copyright, 1089, by North American News- Daer Alliance,) Dot~y CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET CHICAGO, Decémber 7 (#).—(U. 8. Department of Agriculture) —Cattle— Receipts, 200 head; compared a week ago, early advance on both weighty steers and yearlings lost, thé closing trade béing unevenly, 25 to 50 cents or more under. Monday; all grades of heavy steers slow and progressively lower after Monday; top ywnng. 16.25; weighty steers, 14.75; cl 1,500-1,700 pound averages, 13.25 and 13.50; bulk yearlings, 12.00 to 15.00; ielrl\ng heifers up to 15.25; l&l& utcher heifers lower in sympathy with yearlings; bulk fat céws and heavy heifers, 25 to 50 highér fér the i cutters and bulls strong and bulls 1. to 1.50 higher on choice kinds and that much lower on kinds scaling 120 pounds O hachaceipts, 1,000 head: for the , 1, ; for 55 doubles from feeding stations, 4,200 head direct; compared with week ago, fat lambs mostly 25 higher; yearlings and fat ewes, strong to 25 higher; top prices fed Western lambs, 13.65; na- tives, 13.50; yearlings, 11.25; fat ewes, 6.50; bulk prices fat lambs, 13.00 to |13.25; yearlings, 10.50 to 11.00; fat eweés, 5.00 to 6.00; feeding lambs weak; bulk, 11.75 t6 12.50; m;‘,“xfls. Hog receipts, 10,000 head, luding 9,000 direct; market lttongow 10 high- 30 -260 to lum 80 pounds, 8.85 to 9.30; 9.00 to Irfland, was married recently, 10,000 rfople gathered outside the church to | e her arrive and depart. I 30; 160200 9.30, 130-160 8. ing sows, 7.85 to heice, 90+130 poun HOW IS BUSINESS? Showing Current Business Activity Compared With Same Week Last Year. E exeRaL BusINESS ACTIVITY for the eountry Indicated d areas show weeks of activity sbove thy York City. S previous year. Bla bank deblts outside New rresponding weeks of the areas indicate declines from ssme weeks 13 mosthbs esriler. ACTIVITY BY FEDERAL RESERVE DISTRICTS. Check transactions compared with ssme week & yesr sgo. | New York | Piils, [T il o V' SC_Louis | Minneapolis [T =% Chicage e Richmend | AUsats | E xn—;-'- cufi'%p—' LEADING BAROMETERS. Showing trend of Business in dollars (checks cashed) .. Employment (Department of Labor) Wages (Department of Labor) Cost of living (Industrial Conference Wholesale prices (Fisher's Index) important factors. Board) . Agricultural prices (Department of Agriculture Movement ’_mdn (car loadings) .. Retail trade (Federal Reserve ‘:ul Wholesale trade (Federal Reserve Failures (Dun’s) Bond prices (Annalist) . Stock prices (Annalist) Stock market volume rd) . ‘goul no-‘s:d- Amé périod 4 yeéar age. Rande, 1929. 8tocks and Dividend. Prod A. Aero Sup Mg A( 0 5% Aérs Supply Mfg (B)... 14% Aéro Underwriters. 15 Agfa Ansco. 68 Agfa Ansco pf. 17 Aif'worth Cor (33%) 3 Alr Inv Ine, vte. .. 12% Air Inv Ine, vtc con 4 401 Alrstocks Ine, vte. 108% Alabama Great Sou 108 A4 Pwr cum pf (7) 2% Alexandeér Indust. . 5 Allegheny Gas Corp. 15 Alles & Fisher(2)...... 11% Aller Mfg,pf A (11%). 3 Allied Aviation.... 7% Allidd Int Tnv. .. 86 Allied Int Inv cv pi 10% Allied Milis, Ine. 23~ Allied Power & Lt. 40% Allied Pwr & Lt pt 71 AlrdP &L 1stpt (8). 1 Allison Drug Strs A % Allison Drug Strs 148 Aluminus Co of Am 103% Alum Co Am pf (6) 20% Alumn G'ds M (1.20) 9915 Aluminum Co, Ltd. 81 Am ArchCo (%). 8% Am Brit & Cént. 8 Am Br Bo El F'd 8K 16% Am Chain (3).. 9914 Am Cigar Co (8)... 100~ Am Cigar pf (6) . % 29% Am Cit PEL A (a3 Am Com P B (130c) % Am Control.... 20% Am Cyan B (1.60) 3% Am Dept Stores. 105 Am D T NJ évpt (7). 15 Am Equities. .. 8% Am Natural Gas. 48 Am Phoetiix Corp(3). 2% Am Prieuthatic Serv. . 58 104 Am Solv Chem. .. 26% Am 801 CH ev pf (3) 22 AmStPSA (1.60)... 15 Am Superpower. . 8914 Am Sup'p 18t pf (6) 82 Am Supérpo pf (6). 3% A Tliréad pt (28¢) 26 Am Yvetté Co, Ige. 5 Am Yvette (riéw) w. 20% Amrad Corp (1) 20% Amster Trading 8 Ancher Podt Fence (2 14 Ang-A voteod (35c).... 12% An-Am n-vced(356).... 18 Anglo-Chlléan Nit... 3 Angie-Norweg Hold 43 Angus Co, Del pf(4) 10% Apex Electrical Mfg. 7% Arctutus Radio Tub. 4 ArkNG empf ( 90 Ark Pow & Lt pf (7 8 Asso Dyeing & Pt; 5% Asso Eiec Ind, Lt 35% Asso Gas&El(A) (12 3% AssoG &K débris... 29 Asso Laund of Am. 3 Asso Rayon..... 38 Asso Rayon pf (6). 25 Atlantio C Fis (1. # Atlantic Fruit & 8 % Atlantic Lobos. 1 - Atlantic Lebos Oil. 24% Atias Plywood n 7% Auto Vot Machin 204 Aviation Corp A 12 Aviation Credit Blaw-Knox (11%) 10 Bliss Co (EW) (1). 3% Blué Ridge Corp. .. 23% Blué Ridge cv pf (13) 1 Blyn Shoés, Iné.... 29 Blumenthal (). . 25 Borne Scrym (13% 33% Brazil Track& L (2 1% Bridgéport Machine. 5 Brill Corp A (1%) 1 Brill cor: B... 14 Brillo Mtx (1.20). 25 Brillo MIg A (2). 20 BritATcB (11.40) 4% BritCel Litd rets. .. 11 3% Burco, Ine, 38 Burco Ine., eo 14% Butler Bros (2) 2% Buzza Clark In¢ 4 Bwana M Kubw Cop. 4 Cablé Radio Tub vte. 1& W Ltd, A reti 1% Cabl & W Ltd, B rou 24 Consol Auto Mer cum pf 19% Camden Fire In (11).... 20 Cént Pub S(A) (81.75).. 12 Cent States Elec ($40¢). 70 Cent States pf (6x w)... 40% Cent States El ev pt(n). 4% Centritugal Pipe (80¢). . 6 Chain Stor Development gmin Btores k Consolidats 97% Childs Co pt (7). 20 Cities Service (330¢). 84 Cities Service pf (8). 97 Cities S Pr & Lt pf (7 15 City M & Tool (1.80). 2% Clark Lighter, A. Clev Tractor. 3% Club Alum Utensil, 40 Colgate-Palm-P (2%).. 3% Colon Ol. ..... - 23 Colts PatF Arm (2).... 16! Columbia Picture: . 2 % Columbia Syndicat, 449% 210% Comwith Edison (2). 12% 1% Comwlith & Sou (war, :ofl: 3 (23, 16 (3. a8 Ut A (2.20). nstrument 60e) 85 Contl GasKl pr pt 10 Continental Ofl, , 30 Cooper Bessemar 80 Cooper Bess pfA(3). B8t Copeland Prod Ine A 10 Cord Cor, A 8% “ Am Saldriandrs (13%). 66 . 16% - FHLE4+ #4441 i+++1++1+ 0 I+++ 14101441 o 3 % 4+ + i+l P P-4 Sl Feiese® F & L++4 41+ 144 +lLE+H1 L4+ ! - +++1 4+ - +++ 1 1ol & FF 2 2P 2" 2a"s" Frals - =3 EESE SEE ¥ =5 Re PR PR L s #sffefase SEFTES FF =5 _-....§§§§E.-.g!g 0909 1 3. SRF e Sgegptoslyyere?8l - - = o ..-S;%figgtosg cam 35888 +ll+l++++ §3, -~y 2 i K1 Péwer Asso A. EIP & Lopt war, .. Elec Pow &Lt pf A (7). 1 Ei Sharehldg (31) R Sharehldg pf (6) . ‘e Gas&F em pf($) Empire Power Corp (3). Emp Pub Serv (A) (19). Empire Steel Corp. S33g=geuanecy o _gn! % Fansteél Prod Fariny Parmer Candy. Fedders MIg A (2)... Fedeéral Screw(13%). Ferro Enam A(18%). Fiat Stk deb rts. . (1%). 36% - 101 9% Fox TheatérsClassA. ... Franklin (HH) Mg (2). Galena Signal. . 3% Gdlena Signal c. 18% Qariock Pack (1.20) Heagee Lt =a BEE RN o o ppssg;e it s a3 10 Gen Indus Alcohol . 104 Geén Laundry Machinery 10% Gen Rity & Utilit 60 Gen R& UUI pf (6 W Goldman Sachs t.c. (b6) Gold Seal Eléc new. Gt Lakes Steelpt pd Great Lakes Steel c. TapkDi =80, TR g - - & Gréund Gripr (11 ys) Guardian F Asen ( Guardian Invest Guenither Law. . Gult Ol of Pa (114) Hall Lamp (12).... Hall Print Co(113%) Handley P p pf(19c) Happiness Candy . % Haygart Corp. . Hazeltine Corp (1 #nh Mining (1) gxig.m Hormel (Géo) (13 Horn&Hardart(3%) Houd-Her ev Hudeon Bay Min& 8 Humble O11 (2)... ,lguzmnllt' o8 gf) Dl yaro 1 Sec (). Mygrade Food Prod. 111 Pipe Line (20). Imperial Clem (Ind). Imp O1l Can n (50¢) Imp Tob Can (30¢) . Indians P L n(13 3]‘ Indian Ter Illum Indusyi etfa(b10% 23§ 3 1nt! Holding&Inv Co Intercont Pete new. Intl Perfume (1)....... Intl P Sepiages Int Safe Raz (B) (12%). Intl Superpower (31)... Intl Textbook (76¢).... Internatl Ut (A) (3%). Internatl Udlities (B) .. Internatl Utilities(war) Intl Utilities pt Interstate Equit! Interst Bq ev pt (3 Interstate H M(1.80). Iren Cap Copper. . Irving Air Ch (1.50) IsottaFraschni(1.05). Italian Superpowr Ital Buperpower wi Jersey City Pwr & Lt pf. Jonas & Naumburg. .. Jonas & N em pt (3).. Kan City Pub 8 vte Com. B ermeth Mg (1). 8283y - 3%, -3 £ Langend Un Bak A 28 Langend Un Bak B (2) 18 Lasa &R 5 T++++++1 1+ 4441 L+ - Beces sasx SassateeYeryey - a & | - - g PEre sreda" R "Fre was L ++l+++4 0 8¥=§§ + E# & Lh+ bttt iddtet - LI L A se” 2 #3¥s T ERsIVERERs agegy- : - aroe - e - ;3“5!3'"!8"x¥5§" T++1 Me+4+4+ HL+L L4+ 4141 2 2fex "s8"P22 “sszsss® ++ §§r§§=§=§;a§3§u. 2§:3 +4+41 Fsde I++ +i4+44+ +++++1+1++ ,_ Ew s 3 FRIILTE: U we¥ FePPV sreaFaless 3 ++++ 144+ 4+ i+ 144+ + 25 Bel¥ss IL++1++1 dHEl L] PESesFe"e 555 LI+)14+14+ +4+ ++++441 4 tl 2 5 Fss x2 _ i e SF g Blv 55~ Bege + 401+ 4400100 ! s 2-3% B2F%s FFsar #2525 ¥ i > 48% 110% 3% %338 Marngel Stores...... MangelStores pf (635) Mapes Sonsol Mfg (1).. MarconfIntM(32%c¢).... Mare Wire Ltd b s (62¢). Marine Mid Corp. . Marion $tm Shovel Mavis Bottling. . .. - F S Mead Johnson (131 9% Memphis Nat GasCo. Mercantile Stores 10 Mer&MfgSecA (1.50) 18% Mer Chap & $(1.60). 80 Mer Chap&S pf A(8%) 1% Mesabl Iron. ... 5 Met & Min Ine(1.20). 27 Mt bc to B0c Strs pf. . 2% Mexico-Ohio Ofl. . 18 MiddleWest Utilities. .. 4 Middle Wst Ut war(A).. 4 Middle Wst Ut war (B). 92% MidWest Ut cv pf(8). .. 99 Middle Wst Ut pf xw(6). 21% Midland Utd (b1% %) 18 Mid Royalty cv pf (2 46 Midland Stl Prod( 39% Midvale Co (2) 37% Miller & Sons (2 1% Ming Corp Cam (25¢) 60 Modine Mtg Co 8 MissKanPL(b3%%).. 98% Moh Hud P 1st pf(7) 99% Moh Hud P 2d pf(7). 43% Mohawk Mining (2).. 1% Montecatini deb rts. Mody'sISpt pf(13.75). % Mountain&Gulf(.08) 7 Mountain Prod(1.60) Municipal Service. 28 Nachman Spring (3) 8 Nat AmerCo (2).. 4% 108% 102 23 18 102% 4% NatFd Prod B(b4% 24 Nat Fuel Gas (1). 10% Nat Investors new 18 Nat Mfrs & Stores 99% Nat Power & Lt pf ( 20 Nat Pub Serv (A) (1.60) 29 Nat Pub Serv (B) (1)... 18 Nat Rub Mach (2).. 6 NatScreenServ(1.60) 23% Nauheim Phar. . Nauhéim Pharm pt. Neet Inc ev A (1.60). Nehi Corp (1.30). . Newberry(JJ) (1.10). NewBradtdoil ‘) .) 95 142 New Eng Tel&Tel($)... 144 18 New Havn Clock t1.87% 60% New Jer Zinc n (14) 2% New Mex&Aris Lan. 89 Newmont Min (t4) 238 Newport Co (2)... Niagara H Pow(40¢).... Niag H Pow A war Niag ;l Pow B war ‘! Beazely Co. Niles-Bement-Pond. North Cent. Tex (60c) . North East Pow (11%). Northn Pipe Line(15)... B51% North Stat Pwr A(8),<. 190 North 8 Pow pf(7). Northwest Eng (2) Novadel Agene (2) 4 Ohie Copper. . Ohio Ofl (12%). Otlstocks A (150 Outboard MotA (1.8 Outboard Mot B. .. Pac GEE 18t pf(1%).. Pac Pub Ser (1.30) Pac Western O11. . Paramount FL(; Parke Davis (11. Patterson Sargent Pender(D)Gre B(+t Penn Mexico Fuel (2 Pénn Ohto Ea($1%). Penh Ohlo Ed pf (6).... 95% PennOhioEd pr pr(7)... 104% Pennroad Corp. ... 15% Penn Pw & Lt pf (7).... 109 Penna Water & Pwr (3). People’sDrugStrs(1)... Peo Lt&Pw A(42.40) Pépperel Mfg (8)... Perfection Stove (19). Pérryman Electric. ..., Pet Milk pt (7)., Petroleum Corp. .. % Philip Morris Ine Philpe(L)IncA (1 Pick(A)B&OCo pf1.7 Ple Bak 6f Am (A) (2 Pierce Governr (114) PilotRadTubA (1.20) 8% Pitnes B Pos n(20¢). Pitts & LE (5)..... Pittsburgh Plate G ( Plymouth Oil (2) Polymet Mfg (11). Powdrell & Alex(33%). Pow Corp of Can (1). Power Becuriti Premier Gold (24c) Prince & Whitely Prince&Whitely Propper Silk H M(2 Prudenttal Inv. ... Puget 8 Pw & L pf(6). Pub Util Hold war...... Radio Prod....... Railway&Lt Sec(t4 Rainbow Lum ProdA Reeves(Danfel) 1.20. Relter-Foster (40c). ... RelableStrabl 4 %). .. Reliance Managemnt (4 Repett! Candy. ‘ Reynolds Bros ine Reynolds Met (new) Richmond Radiator. Rishmond Rad em pf. Rike Kumler. ... Mhoan Antelope och: Cent Po Rockland Lt & Power Rolle Royee, Am pt Rolls Royes, Litd rots. Roorevelt Field, Inc. 2 88 Stores Ine 48 Ruberoid Co (4). 14 Rusaek's Fitth Ave 14 INDUSTRIES PUT b 8pecial Dispateh to The Star. NEW YORT, December 7.—The in- dustries ich in 1930 should be most 3 umtlw gflllfll 2& currently are by Standard Statistics as: Agri its, chain stores, chemical, nt, food products, ma- .mmwulm%mn or- motion pictures, petrol nmut_m_ due to unfavorable grain lue ada and lack ustralia. : Patry machinery nsasly doubled last 19% 18 69% 68% sible foreign trade IN “IMMUNE” CLASS| ressonable” extens the implemen abroad in October ‘were valued at $10,- | 451,000, with $9.045,000 in ltke month of 1928, accord! Department of Commeree. INANCIAL. Net Low. Last. On'se. 16% -+ 1% § -1 "’\: + l‘. 44 4% + 107% 110 + 3 "a ::an:ny Gold., % W — W egis Paper (1). s 98 St Regis Paper pf(7 1% Salt Cresk Cons(40c: 9 Sait Creek Prod (2) 25 ' Schiff (The) Co (2).. 28% Schlettr&Zandr pf(3%). 10 Schulte Real Estate 4 Schulte Un 5c to§1 § 24% SchlteUbcto31S pf(7) l:h Seeman Bros (3)... 10 4 50% 2% 4 - 1% % FlLl+1++++F Segal L & Hwde(50c Mlfl'lln;’ Rubber(1 % Sel In 75%prior (5% SelfridgePrvStr(27¢) Sentry Saftey Control Shattuck Den Min. . . 1% Shawingan W& P (21%). 78 Sheaffer Pen (13)......" 55% Shenandh'Cp (b6% ) Shenandoah Cp pf(3) STl ros 79% Silver (1) Bros pf(7). ... 4 30 Simmons B Pub pf (3). 1081% 99 1 22% 19 62 1% 39 3 6214 16% 101% Ststo Fin Corp. Smith (A 0) (2. T+ ] L+t a+ L +++) 8 South Coast........ 38% South Penn Ol (2). 50 Southeast P&L (b4) 100 Southst P& L pf (7). 80 SouthstP&Lpr pf(4). 26 SouthCalEd pfA(1%)... 20 SouthCalEdpf B(1%).. 21% SouthCalEd pfC(1%) 18% So Colorado PwA (2) ++b 1+ 4114+ 50 Spleg-M-Stn pf(8%). 28% Stahl-Meyer Inc 25 71 Stand Investing pf(5%). 71 % Stand Motors. ... e 48 Stand Oil Ind(1%)..... 18 Stand Oil of Kan (12%). 29 Stand of Kentucky (2). 40 Stand Oil of Neb(13).. 129 60 Stand Oil Ohio(2%). 124% 113% Stand Ofl Ohlo pf(7). 189 Stand Pow & Light. 105% 81% Stan Pow & Lt pf(7). 192 110 Standard Serew (19) 45% 13 Starrett Corp. 31 Starrett Corp p! ;3 Stein (A) & Co(1.60 ©_ w Bags FEEL AL N T FEEE FELF Pl a ) 42 Stern Brothers A (4). 75 Stetson (J B (8%). 7% Stinnes (Hugo)........ 11 Strauss (Nathan) (1%). 10 StraussRoth........... 15 Stromb-Carl(11.12%).. 26 Stroock &Co (3). 2% Stutz Motor Car. 9% Sun Investing. .. 32 Sun Investing pf (3). 4 Sunray Ofl (40c). . Superheater (new)..... 4 37 25% Swift Internation (2)... 149% 121% Swift& Co (8). 1 100% - 90 Swiss Amer El 26 9% Syrac W Mch B (1) 59% 18 Tagsart Corp... 108% Tampa Electrie (12). 10% 4 Teck Hughes (30¢c). . 13_9'% 1%% Tenn El Pw 1 SR T AEE b 1 ++ s g2 90% 142 SER - P+1+++ ¥ - ng;g 5 agee = = 5-;32-.-3 i3 » +i+++11 Kot T F3 . ST X NN 5 Thomp Starrett. . 34% ThompSta pf(3%4x w 40 | Tishman Real & Con. 25 Tobacco&Allied Stks % Tobacco Prod Export 40% Todd Shipyard (4). 104 Toledo Eidisn pf(7). 20% Transamer n (11.50). :9- Trans Air Trans. LuxDLPS 45% Tri-Cont Allied. . |44 B FEIESE - Y 45 Tri-Utilities. .. 15 Trunz Pork Store 111 TublzeArtSilkB(10). 10% Tung-Sol L (2).... 23% Tung-Sol L pf (3)... 18 Ulen&Co....... 21% Union American Tnv. 25 Un N Gasof C(11.60) % UnionTobaceo. .. 92 Unit Carbon pt (7) . 10 Unit Carr Fast(1.20). 17% United Chemical. . .. +l++++ 11 L +++ FRrt e e S Fals sse8” Pas . & FEAHE A LI bl o & L+++ ] Unit Milk Prod...... 22% Unit Molasses, Ltd. . 38 Unit Porto Rico Sug pf. 1% Utd Profit Sharing(1.20) % Utd Reproducing (A)... % Unit Reéprod, B. . 14 USDairyB 20 USFinishing (+2 14 USFollCo, B (1) 434U S Gypsum (1.60). 59 USIntSeccts(2%) U S Lines, 34% U 8 Radiator I +++ 931 10314 13% FOPEER FURFs s HHIELL I+ amBam e $as2 %2 & 5 US8hares Fin. 3% Unit Stores. ... 11% Unit Verde Extn (4) 10 ' Unite Wall Paper. % Unity Gold. ... 8% Universal Pictures. . 64, 2% Utah Apex (50¢)... 102% Utah Pwr & Lt pf ( A Utility & Ind. Fli+ 3z 23es 10 Utility Equiti 5% Vacudm Ofl (14%). 8% Van Camp Pack.. 11 VanCamp P pf (1% 36% Veeder Root (21%4) 1% Venezuela Pet(20c). T4 Vick Fin Corp. . 18 Vogt Mfg Co (2) 13 Wattt A 5B 1018 94% 183% 12% T+4+4+ 44 4+ 25" £° 26 o Bes 2a? +41 1 e ER-i Vit 44, 44 bt dbd b4t Fx Frx 52% Wilson Jones (121).. 4 Winter (Ben). 21 Worth, Ine, A. 1% & Yukon Geld Co. 44% 13 Zonite Prod (1.60) .. el RIGHTS—EXPIRE. % [++11 .01 Sierra Pacific ...Jan 3 ke ol 4 Trans Corpn.....Jan 4 .20 20 .21 — .04 VUL b4+ 41 1 +4++ srgee ¥R TR annu7idend, rates i of the farmers, stimulus, and, curren I - nnnbl' le position e — INCREASE IN SHIPMENTS OF FARM IMPLEMENTS Shipments of agricultural —— PENDER GROCERY SALES. RICHMOND, December 7 (Special) — to the sales for November, 1929, of $1,513,856, . in |as against $1,253,578 for November, ot-du:?hu 1928, or an increase of 20.8 per cent. crops in Can- | For the 11 months en November 30, of adequate rainfall in (1929, sales were $14.388,139, as against $13,081,283 for &0 inccease of 10 poe ke % 18 1928, a predictions g ey