Evening Star Newspaper, September 27, 1930, Page 15

PINANCIA * BUSINESS UPTURN NOTED IN REVIEWS Bradstreet's and Dun's See General Progress—Fall Outlook Better. Special Dizpatch to The Star. NEW YORK, September 27.—More active buying in wholesale and jobbing lines, increased employment in seasonal industries and the promise of coeler weather are emphasized among the fa- vorable factors in the weekly reviews of the commercial agencies. Against these, however, are cited the slackness in retail trade due to unseasonable weather, reduced automobile production and the low price of farm products. “‘While there have been numerous eross-currents visible in general busi- ness, this especially displayed in lower for many staples, and religious ys and warmer weather have been additional drawbacks, the necessities imposed by the advance of the season have on balance made for a further moderate ad Bradstreet’s. able in wholesale and jobbing lines where buying has had to be done and in small but none the less encouraging accessions to working forces employed 1in seasonal industries. “The situation in retail trade is, per- haps, best summed up in the reports reaching the dry goods trade that cool, snappy weather is much to be desired. ‘That such a change impends seems fau!hu from reports of light snowfalls in Canadian and our own Northwestern grain flelds, where the bulk of the wheat seems to have been done. ‘Tgken as a whole, the situation may be said to grade as nearer fair than for some months past, but with industrial output and general trade volume still leaving much to be desired, as compared with a year ago. Bearing on this latter point it mighi be well to remember that comparisons for the remainder of the year should tend to favor this year more than for many months past. Steel Trade Irregular. “In the iron and steel trade, cross- currents seem particularly present when the sight is afforded of bars, structural shapes and black sheets stiffening in price. whereas pig iron has gone off about 50 cents. This is explained by steel trade authorities as being due to an expansion of ordinary general tak- ings of steel, not for automobile or rail- way atcount; and as regards {’l‘ilfl iron casing, the intimation is that has aided in causing rtdk:s placing of some good sized orders. leg_lll‘y‘ the list of favorable- features, sight should not be lost of the fact that raw cotton moved abroad in larger vol- ume in August than in recent months or than in August a year ago, but the lower price ruling robs this of some of its comfort, -lmm;‘;h t:‘e h::an rzmam: that domestic buying o !wd was better following the fixing of the lower price level. “In the automobile trade, estimates of September output are in confirmation of earlier advices that that month’s pro- duction will drop below that nf August. ‘There is, however, some evidence in the trade re] that retail sales have im- proved slightly. Ameng the other in- dustries, there are signs of a slight lift- ing of tions at Southern cotfifg mills, tending to confirm repo; last week and this of better buying of arns.” ’ Trend Moderately Better. b R. G. Dun ifi Co.'s weekly review of usiness says in pert: “Even in’l situation which still has many confusing and uncertain elements, with accented unseitlement in specula- ;Auvehmukzu, the more promising signs tions of the country, covering wi versified trades, reflect a maintenance of the gradual fis that began with the mum&?t the mer. “Nothing in the current tches warrants other than conservative ex- tions, yet the composite sentiment more cheerful. Since confidence is essential to commercial progress, par- ticularly after a period of stress, the Ement disposition to regard the out- more hopefully is encouraging. Cansiderable ady has been accom- plished in laying a foundation for uiti- mate general economic recovery, and the adjustments which yet remain to be completed appear to be, as a whole, less disturbing. “That certain raw materials and semi-finished products are believed to be an advantageous pur at ex- isting low prices is indicated by the willingness of some buyers to contract ahead, but various other commodities are in a more unstable position and forward commitments are discouraged. Even eliminating foodstuffs, Dun's list of wholesale quotations lacks evidence that a definite turning point has been reached, although declines recently Were not so preponderantly in the ma- jority. It was not to be anticipated, following a protracted transition, that 2 single month would bring & decisive business revival, and the factor of sea- sonal stimulus is not to be disregarded in September's betterment. NEW YORK CURB MARKET in one hundred-share lots the letter s (80s) (2508) LA lots only. Stock snd Low. Dividend Rate 1% Air Investors (war). v 202'% Aluminum Co of Am, 87 Alum Ltd cum pf 6 30 Am Capital pf (3), 60% Am Capital prpt 5% . 124 AmCP&LB (10%). 17% Am Com P A (b10%) 144% Am Cyanamid (B).. 3 Am Dept Sto 124 Am Equitie, ve 36% Am For Pow (war).. Am Gas & El (31 7% Am Invest Inc (B) 2% Am Invest (war) 52% Am Lt& Trae (3%). 1% Am Maricabo, ., ... 1% Am Superpow (1). 87% Am Superp pf (6 94% Am Superpwr 1st(6) 7% Am U & G B vte 40c. 6 Anchor PF (b10%). Al AssoG&Epf (5)... Aseo G & El ctfs (8). Rayon pf (6),., Plywood (2)... ) jon Cor of A T4 Aviation Securith 70 Baumann (L) pf (1). 5% Bellanca Alrcraft, ., 18 Bliss (EW) Co (1), 634 Blue Ridge Cp (40c). 33% Blue Ridge cv pf a3 29% Bragil Tr & Lt (h2) 2414 Buff N&EP pf (1.60), 31% Bulova ev pf (33%4), F BUrCOTNG. o1 o000 00as 2% Burma Corp (t31e) 1% Cable Radlo T vtc % Cable & Wire A rets. % Cable & Wire B rets. 3% Cab & Wire pf(93%e) 3% ada Marcon| . 20 CentHG&En80e., 28% Cent Pub Sve A al.76 19 ~ Cent St El (kd0c). ... 4% Centrifug Pipe (60c) 214 Chain Store Devel. .. 17% Chat Ph Alnv (50c). 244 Ct 88 Ci 11 Clev Tragter (1. 314 Colon Oil. 34 Consol Auto Merch. 2'4 Consol Copper. 211 Cons Gas Uti) A 2.20, 10 Consol Laundries(1) 3% Cons Ro; mer (2) 4 Copeland PrincA,.. 6 Cord Corp,..,.., 19% Corp See Ch (b6%) 168 C 0Qil, um., . % Cresson Consol (4¢). 11% Crecl Wheeler. .., 31% Cross & Black (3%4), % Crown Cent Petrol. .. 30 Crown Cork pf(2.70) & Cuban Cane propt w, 23 Cuneo Pre: Woeo 1 Curtiss Wright war, % Cusl Mex Mining, 7% Darby Petrol (1). 2% Dayton Air & Eng. 65l Deere & Co (m1.20) 2% De Forest Radio. .,, 6% DeH Air Ltd ret 50c. 2% Detreit Alreraft. .... 16% Diamond Match new. 24% Dia Match cu pf (n). 10 Dixie Gas & Util.... 8% Doehler Die Casting. 12% Douglas Air (76e).., 656 Dow Chemical (2)... 31 DressSR(A) (3%). 31% Dresser Mfg (B) (2) 41 Driver Harris new. . 4 Dubilier Cond & Rad Duke Power (§15)...1 7 Duquesne Gas Cp wi. 2% Durant Motor: 18% East 8t Pow B (1). 6% Kisler Blectric Cor) 12 EuropELtd A . 2 ‘Fabrics Finishing. .. 1% Fageol Motor. . 8 Fairchild Aviation, . 42 Fajardo Sugar.., % Film Inspect Mach 18 Fokker Alrcraft,.... 24% Ford Mot Can A t1% 104 Ford Mot Ltd 37%c. 6% Ford Mot France 28c 2% Fox Theater Cl (A),. eral Baking, . Baking pf (3), Capital Corp. . E Ltd ret (50e)., 27% Gen Firepr (123 ® Globe Underwriter: 1% Gold Sea) Elec new. 2 Golden Center. L) % Goldfield Consol, odd 1 18 02 100 100 15% 15% 164 202 201% 2104 [ 13 81 3 7 70 70 14 18% 13% 19% 18% l:u 1 ‘4 124 12 % 36% 1154 114 ™ T - - wanBueSnnne o P 3+ o (4 28 3414 144 w‘)“ u'lfl‘ 51% 34% 2 3% 3% a8 02581643 18416 150 150 F| 24 Hig 179 Ve 9 e ™ 1 2% 2% 2w 24 3 "% 13 26% 26% 26 26 14 ol .: 6 6! ... - s wuSararve SulaanTare sonsmnenn~ - —m.w- & Kolster-Br (Am 8h). 234 Lefeourt Real pf (3) ird O}, 8% Salt Cr 4 Utd Car Fast (60¢. Received by Private Wire Direct te The Star Office Btock Dividend FAR Add 00. Open. High. Low. Close. L) ¥ % Me Mer Ch &S (1. Mount Prod (1.60).., Municipal Serv(1%) Niag-Hud Pow (404 :II ~Hud Pow A Ni 4 Niles-Bem-Pnd t2%. 1 Norands Mines (3),, 9 Nordon Mines, Ltd.. 85 NoAm AviatAwar. g NoAmL & P pt (6 1] Nor Europ Oll Corp,. 3 Nor Ind Pwr Bve(6). 208 NorStPow A (8).... & 1 Ohlo B Tel cupt (7). 20a Ohle Copper. 4 Pac G&E 1st pf (1 4 Pennroad Corp (30 Peop L& P A 23,4 Petrol Corp wa Philip Merris Ine Philippe (L) B 1. Plymouth Ol (2). Polymet Mfg (bé Poterero $ Gold (24¢). Prince & Whit (25¢) 6% Prod Royalty (£1) Public Util Hold war R R 8h Corp (25c)... Rainbow Lum PrA.. Rainbow Lum Pr B.. Red Bank. 8t Regis Paper (1)., k Prod (2). Saxet Co, ... Seaboard Util (§0e). Seaman Bros (3).... 8henandoah Corp. Shenandoah Cp (a3), Silica Gel ctf Smith (A 0) (2 io Am Gold & Plat, jou Penn O (1334). CalEdpfC (1%). Col Pow (A) (2),. SouthldRoyalty (§0e) SW Dairy Products. , § W Gas Utiliti EHET 8 S - 004 0= 10 38 1< 00 20 Starrett Corp.... Starrett Corp pf ( Stromberg-C (11 AN S Ol (40¢)..., Syrac Wash M B (1). Taggart Corp (1).... Technicolor Inc. . Texon Oll&Land(t4) Thatcher Bec Corp. . Thermold Co pf (7). Tish Realty & Con ‘Tran Con Afr Tran, . Trans LuxDLPS., Tri Utilities (31.20), Un N G of Can t1.60. - B e L T Utd Corp (war). Utd Found b2-35 | new bottom levels. Ford CURB SHARES DROP INBEARISH DRIVE| “| List Again Hammered Down With Leaders Hovering Near Record Lows. BY JOHN A. CRONE. Special Dispatch to The Star. NEW YORK, September 27.—Stocks were pounded har¢ after the first few minutes of trading on the Curb Ex- The market was weak leading issues touched npew lows for the year, although there was partial recovery before the close. Electric Bond & Share stubbornly resisted ure until it equaled its previous low level, but American Super- power, Associated Gas & Electric A and other power and light issues Cisplayed little resistance. Aties Service clung to its previous closing level. Pronouncded “:m"o!:'t m"u‘:e 'o%ld. pers and investment trusts feature m first hour of trading, after which selling became more general and in- cluded utilities, industrisls and other securities. The ease with which petroleum shares gave way this week, due to trade de- velopments quite as much as to mar- ket movements, brought some public liquidation into this group mdfli}: Cos: den Oil, Guif Oil, Vacuum O1l, Lion and wo:hou were pushed to new lows for year. Hudson Bay Mining, Noranda Mines and other red metal shares to] new minimum quota 3 mflu’ craft and Irving Air Chute led the nose- dive of aviation securities, both making Motors of Canada A by a frac- Y tional decline went below its previous | F" low mark and Ford Motors, Ltd., finally softened after n'.mnudly absorbing profit-taking in two preceding sess ns. Alabama Great Southern equaled its low of the ye‘:r a; ulrl:o !;llow:lnl “‘z August repor Wi Showe nel operating income off 56 per cent for the month, Eight months net was off 53 per ocent. American Cyanamid B, in which there is rge short interest, was hammered again to a record low level. U. 8. TREASURY BALANCE. ‘The United States Treasury balance announced today as of close of husiness Beptember 25 was $341,980,223.69. Cus~ toms receipts for the month to date were $30,310,428,03. Total ordinary ex- penditures, $1,301,674.76. BONDS ON THE CURB 9 4 101% Hll:: ggl!: 0 92 SS@ES%SSEE:SBS.‘.&B??—» i >35> H t1 F SEF s 4 Caterpiliar Tr '5: 26 Cent S ec B 8 Cent St Eleo flé nt E ontinen Ol Qudahy PE S e; 5228222222228 8 22! SRR SEF & A led to o Air | B U:‘IITID :TA‘I‘II- les are $1.000.) . Lib 1st 4% 137 1028 1028 Lib 4th ¢4», 102 Close. 11 1017 1014 1014 89 10314 10311 10812 B0 10613 10613 10613 26 1134 113 FOREIGN, Sales. Hi 13 ol 0% 264 96% Colombla Copenhag o P Oil | Czecho 8561, Dan Mun 83 A "4 Dan Mun 8s B Denmark 5%s - 102 o Yov Toor | SW Bell T 6s A 109% 109% 88% 84K 98 F French Gvt THs Gelsenkir Min 6; German 5%s '65. German Bank German 8348 '50 German 7a rep Ger Gen E| 78 ¢ ok 3 Japanese 5%s Japanese 634 "54. . Jugosl Bank 78 '§7. Karstadt 6s 4 Kreug & Toll Lyons 63'34.. Marseille 6s ‘34 Milan 6%s'53 ord 6% 3 Norway 68 Norway 5%s Norway dev5%s'5 Orient dev 65 '63, Paris-Ly M Prague 7%s'52 Queenland 7s*41 Serbs-Cr-81 8 lfl- Shiny 63852, Soissons §s'36, Sweden §348'54 Swiss 53 ‘46 Swiss Confed Toho El Pow Toklo 68 '62 Utd King Uruguay 6s o i Uruguay 8s ¢ .11 19 87 2 n 1 8% 984 88% 84y 98 81% 0% 96% 105 106 845 96 104% 6% 95% 62 FINANCIAL. [ o BONDS ) |REPARATIONS BOND Sales. Migh. fow. Close Rem R'AB%s A'47, 48 99% 9815 98% Richfi'd O cal .5 83 83 104% 104% 104% 102% 1024 102t 6 102% 102% 102 8 96% 96 96% 994 991 9 104% 104% 104% 106% 106% 106'% 104% 104% 104% 100% 100 100% 107% 107 107 . 102% 102% 102% 2 109% 109% 109% 100% 100% 100% 83 82% 82% 102% 1023 102 Il L2 L Sou Bell T&T bs '41 “ BtONN Y 434851, Tenn EI P 68 A 4., kB . Trans Ol 6%s°38., 1 Utll Pow 6%8 47 Vert Sug 1st Ts Walworth 6s A Walworth 634 Warn Br Pl Wi 8% 1% % 105 104% 104% 110% 110% 110% 18% 184 184 18% 18% 184 101% 101% 1014 100% 100% 100% 6 104% 104% 104% Wick Wick Wil & Co 18t YouSt&TH6s'18... Spen 8) Atchison ad) 1 96U 96K 96 Atchison gen 4 fl':. 3 98 98 98l Atchisoncv4la’dd 14 125 125 125 B&Oecv4%s'3s... 54 101 100% 101 B&O4%n'60. 1 101% 101%°101% B&Or 105 104% 104% 1104 110 110% 106% 106 106% 89 /89 89 102% 102% 102% 8 1034 1034 1034 Brooklyn Elec 5 80 80 80 Bklyn Elev ¢ Bklyn Un E1 Bklyn Un 1st BR&Pittd%s Can Nat 43867, Can Nat 4% 81 81 81 101% 100% 101% 5 104% 104% 104% ™ 93% 94 956% 95% 95% 99% 09% 99% 3100 100 101 105% 105% 106% 20 99% 9914 104% 104% 104% 110 110 110 104% 104% 104% 96% 96% 9 100% 100% 100% 104% 104'% 104% 102 102 102 1024 102 1024 104% 104% 104% 71 ket 71 % Ch&O4%aA 'l Ch&O43%sB 9 C&Ocon 5539, Chl & Alt 3s. 97U 91U 9% 59 4% 87% Y 87T% 101% 100% 101% | Sal 7% 9T% 9T ChMStP&P 5876, 40 88% 88 88Y% Ch M & St Padj 98 50% 60% 501 NW 4352037, 1 100% 1004 100! Chi& N W gen 4%a 12 108% 107% msn Ch & NW con 4 4 99 98% 98% & 110% 110% 110% 98% 98% 085 99% 99% 99y 98 9% 98 94U 94% 94y 86% 861 864 103% 103% 103% 106 104% 105 105% 106% 105% 105 106 106 85 1024 102% 102% 5 103% 108% 103% 2 1031 108% 103% 2 1104 110% 110% 1 101% 101% 101% 2 B) 020 Colo Sou 438 ‘80, Cuba RR 68 '5 Cuba Nor §%s'43.. 1 Del & Hud rf 4343, 27 D&RGren4s'ss.. 5 Den& RG W b8 ‘55, 15 IDRG & W st6s'18’ 21 Erle 1st con 48 | Erl, 4 503 9615 971 95 92% 1 Fonda J&G 4348’52, 13 Gr Trefdb6s 3 #; | Gr Trunk 7s *40. 954 % | Kan City Sou 3 Gr Nor 4148 76 (D) Gr Nor 414817 (E) Grt Nor 18t b Gr Nor gen 1, Guif Mobile 5s 6 101% 100% 100% 1100 100 100 11 1124 112% 1124 14 100% 100 100 Hud & M ad) '67. 12 85 8¢ 85 Hud&Mrf5s's7.. 5 101% 101* 101 Tl Cent 4% s '68. 21 101 101 99 99 01 Il CCStL&N 434s.. 5 99 % 954 62. 15 103% 103% 103% .1 96% - 961 9614 52 2 87% 86 86 5 w1 n 38 12 9TW 97X 97% B0. 2 81 81 81 Kan City Sou 55'50. 4 103% 103% 103% Kan City Ter ¢s'60. 12 ' 95% 95% 95% Lake Shore T 2 854 85K 85y Lake Shore 4s'31.. 15 100% 100% 1004 Leh Vevdais2003. 2 1031 102% 103% Manh Ry 15t 4s°'00. 28 57 56% 57 MIIERy&LBs'51. 5 105% 105% 105% M StP&SSM con 10 91% 91 1 M StP&SSM bs'38. 1 94% Kan C FtS&M ¢ 9 100% 100% 100% | 9% 118 2 100% 1004 100% 369 61y iy LIST AGAIN WEAK Pressure Exerted on Various Groups—Domestic Is- sues Strong. BY F. H. RICHARDSON. Special Dispatch to The Star. NEW YORK, Beptember 27.—Sel of German dollar bonds was rene: in today's market, This liquida which was attributed to the ymnm of the Bruehing government, lorced the Young plan 5% point, though not as low as they were earlier in the week. The reparations 7s and the various lssues of the Gere mi _‘r%czntnl Bank were also lower. German unemployment figures for September 15 were 2,983,000, sgainst 2,873,000 at the end of August, and the Berlin government has decided to raise unemployment insurance fees to 613 per cent from 41 per cent, bringing an annual increase of 200,000,000 marks to the fund; but this is still insuficient to cover the year's deficit. Parts of the vernment’s program, while admitted- n h. Were viewed as drastic and caused more nervousness among German investors. Other forelgn bonds showed a lower tendency, much of it bly caused by necessitous selling as the re= sult of the decline of stocks. However, some of the selling was undoubtedly occasioned by other developments. Italian issues, for instance, have had & long weak spell, Italy 7s are down about 2 ints l{imnlln their ree;n: lave‘l: and 8 have dropped 5 points. This attributed to the same . _South Americans were off narrowly with renewed de- clines in commodities Fruduced there, In the domestic list there was con~ ed strength among seasoned in« vestments and irregularity elsewhere, Canadian Pacific 4s, Pennsylvania 4138, Frisco A 4s, Great Northern 7s, Stand- ard Oll of New York 4!is, Duquesne Light 43135, Columbia Gas 5s and Lacdede Gas C 58 all were higher. Convertibles were sharply lower, partic- ularly New Haven 6s, American I. @. Cheical 5%, Amlrlc":? International 148, Atchison 448 International Telephone 4%;s. soeona:‘ry obligations of the carriers o7y | Were we BALTIMORE STOCKS. Special Dispatch to The Star. Jales. STOCKS. il ol S l'l stern 1 825 Co_of 35 Maryland Hhen e e 100 Western Maryland pid. BONDS. 4 Elec Rwy 1t 85 ik R i CHICAGO STOCK MARKET By the Assoclated Press. CHICAGO, September 27.—Following the complete official list of transace in stocks on the tions Chicag Exchange today: les 5000 4000 Low. Close, 9 8 # 8 1%, év. Ve 23Y; High. 4 ==-‘; F22 & 3 2osueuvessen ., g2 & OEE 2, ¢ & BS}J;ES— = s £ L TR R Sssgue e =3 ) 3i¥asatass -siiagtatses o 2% 28, FOWTE 3 & H 8333 X i G83a83 F & Sab, Saalinb! & B33 BIEE e F 4% 94% B MStP&SSMbsgtd. 6 97 97 a7 Any change in the right direction, | 46% 15% Goldman Sach T & 16% 16% 16% however, is something gained, and some additions to factory forces, although ttered, are a favorable augury. Thus far, only a few of the statistical ba- rometers have reflected a reversal of the onged recession, vet steel out- put m!ruen a little more without the support of important orders from some of the larger consumers, and railroad freight traffic is showing the tendency toward upturn which normally comes during the Autumn.” Baltimore Markets ®pecisl Dispatch to The Star. BALTIMORE, Md., September 27—' Potatoes, white, 100 pounds, 1.75a2.15; barrel, 2.25a3.25; sweet potatoes, barrel, 2.50a8.25, beans, hamper, 1.00a1.50; beets, 100, 2.00a4.00; cabbage, ton, 18.00 223.00; carrots, 100, 2.00a4.00; cauli- flower, crate, 1.00a2.00; celery, crate, 1.00a1.50; corn, dozen, 10a30; cucum- bers, hamper, 75a80; eggplants, hnm’nr. 40280; lettuce, crate, 1.25a1.50; lima beans, hamper, 50a75; peppers, hamper, 25a50,; squash, 50a65; tomatoes, hamper, 40a1.00; packing stock, bushel, 30a75. Apples, bushel, 50a1.75; cantaloupes, erate, 50a1.50; damsons, bushel, 1.75a 2.00; grapes, basket, 35a45; peaches, bushel, 1.50a2.25; pears, bushel, 50a2.25. Dairy Market. Poultry. alive—Chickens, Springers, und, 20a27; Leghorns, 15a23; old ens, 17a25; Leghorns, 13a16; roosters, 14a15; ducks, 13a18; guinea fowl, each, $0a68; pigeons, pair, 20. ceipts, 314 cases: nearby flrug 30; hennery white, firsts, 35; BSouthern firsts, 28; current receipts, 27. Butter—Good to fancy creamery, pound, 36a41%5: ladles, 28a30; rolls, 27 228; process, 32a34; store packed, 23a 23%, SREE e GRAIN MARKET. CHICAGO, September 27 (Special). ~—5til demoralized by the shocks it hes received recently, the wheat market today sank into new low ground for the season. The September deliv~ ery was under any price paid since 1907, ing prices were 2a23% lower and ![?l week 6%4a7 lo December, 78%a78%" 1%: May, 845a847%. closed 1%a23 lower and for the fweek 6%a7% lower. September, 82Y,082%; December, 78%a78%; March, 79%879%: May 81%a815%. Oats sols o lower early with other cash houses, rallied later on, buying by , Who were rem 122 20 166% 8% a5 1165% GrA&PTopf (7). . 10% Greenfield Tap & Di 107 Gulf Oll of Fa (1%), 2% Hand Page pt t15c,. 18% Hazeltine Corp (2) 8% Hecla Mining (1).,.. 22% Hou-Herev pf A 2%, 13~ Houston Ofl of Tex 5% Hudson Bay M & 78 Humble O] (2) 31% Hydro Elee See (2) 18% Imp O11 of Can (50¢) 26% Ind Ter Illu Ol (A).. 15% Ind Fin ctfs (b10%). 60% InsCo N Am (13)..,, 1015 Insurance Sec (1.40), 19 Intercont Pow A (). 174 lat Petroleum (1).,. 30% Internat Super (f1), 6% Internat Utll (B).... 5% Int Util war (new). . 12 Irving Alr Chute (1) 6% Itallan Superp (A)., 12 Johnson Motor. % Kirkland e PR T 1 25% 12% Kleinert INVESTMENT TRUSTS NEW YORK, September 27 ().— Over- Pajion wide Secur Others unchang NEW YORK BA NEW YORK, September 27 (#)— the-counter market: ALl sgte Pow, o Over-the-counter market: s o roadway Nat hase, anhat Co " Peoples Natl NEW YORK, September 27 (#).— - | World output of lead continued to in- crease in August. The total for the month was 154, with 151,356 Trust Companies. Chem Bic September, | 2orn ¥ WORLD LEAD OUTPUT. ,164 short tons, in July and/3% B AHAINBRO=DE 14 107 107% 106% 107 2% 2% 21 21 23“ ... Bify, syl 94 NK STOCKS 119 119 119 1% 1% 11% 2% 20 Vacuum Of1 (4) Venesuela Petro! Vie Finan Cor (40c). Walker (H) (1).... " t Alr Exp (60c) Zonite Products (1)., RIGHTS. Rapire. 2% InsCoof NA..Octl 21 24 2% 2% 2y mn:m rates in dollars based on 1ast quarterly or semi-snnus! 1 % 1o stock. & Payable in ® Adiustment dividend. f Plus toek. b Plus 1% in stock. § Plus stock. mPlus 3% o stock. o Plus STOCK AND BOND AVERAGES By the Assoclated Press. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 37, Two yea: STOCKS. - TS REO iy . ree years ago, weekly aver. h, 193 (Copyright, 1930, Staudard Statistics OCo.) June, the American Burea Statistics reports. Imports of lead in|manufactured lead by the United States unmanufactured form in A\ sens, ,641 in' 22,574 metrie u of Metal | July and 37,926 in June. Exports of un- totaled | amounted to 3,891 fons in 20,642 in ! against 4,000 in July and 5,400 in iver et 14 ow & Lt b8 41 L 70 4 xé& lflg'u 1024 3 gg 98Y, 97% 9 1007 108% 1 i3 104 8" 108 1’1.7“; u?h 10134 i o 1 10 i awiod o4 fod g ;g‘g i ol F3 s8aSSeesaaste IEF 333323 & &S OFE A 3 o FESERS I FTERE 0o5a s - S22 S5 53 wnarwe Bepebusawb BalSehan! i “;2;' o :_ Mo S When tssusd. Bell Tel Pa Bk Edgn A 5s Cert-td deb 5358 "48 Chile Cop db b8 ‘47, Colon O1l 68 '38. Col G&R ba May Com Invest 53 Com Invest 3 ConG N ¥ 638 *46. Denver Gas 6s ‘51 De £ Det Eq Dox Goody'r Rub b Hoe & Co 6148 '34... Humble Oil b8 ‘37 Hum O&R 6% s '62.. T11 Steel 435 '40.... inland Steel 4% Int Hydro 21 Int Match 5 In M M col tr Int Pap 63 A *47 Int T&T cv 4248 IntT & T 68’56 Laclede 5348 C 'l Laclede 638 D '60. . Lautaro Nit 68 '54.. 43 Mor & Co 1st 4% s Nat Dalry 84’43 Pub 8v G 4148’70 Pure Ol %8s 37... - —~hLOo NEBHENHE Banna . o wRa 18 20 106% 44% 95% 65 108% 961 102% 106% 215 10215 M StP&SSM 63 MEK&T 1st 4s *90. MK&T4%s 8 MK & T adj 6s Mo Pac gen 4 ki Mo Pacific 55 F 77 Mo Pacific 5s “ Mo Pactfic 5s H ' Mob & Oh 4148 77, Mont Tram bs Nassau Elec ¢ Market St 7; aQ EEE fi:iii Same & H el Nor Pacific 43 Ogden&L Ch PaOh&D 438 '17,. Pere Mar 4 %s P& WV4%sC'60. 10 96% . 10 8. 20 121% 121 97... '80. . Port Elec 68°47.... Port Ry 5842, Por RL&EP 7Y% Read gen ¢%s Reading ¢ %s AT 11 101% 101% 101% 8 91% 918 o1y 3 1004 100% 100% 6:101% 1013 101% 16 82 81% 81% 15 102% 1024 102% 1 1024 102% 102% !; 102% 1024 102% 95% 95Y 981 |4 5 96% 96% 96% 15 87 871 87 1. 95 95 95 1100 100 100 9 102% 102% 1024 1 84% B4y B4y 10 96% 964 961 5 1034, 10334 108% 2 109% 109% 109% 3¢ 98% 9T% 98y 9 107% 107% 107% 1108 108 108 1 102% 1024 102% 5 102% 102% 102% oMK 9T 97K 121 1 106% 1064 106% 160 50 50 1% 92 55 70 95% 82% 95% 7 108% 103% 103% 9 1027 1021 1028 24 99% 99% 99% 2 110% 110% 110% 8102 1018 102 11024 102% 102% 2 108 3 105% 105% 105% 6 108% 108% 108% 6 10215 102% 102% 15 103 103 103 2 95 95 95 1 00% 90% 90y 1 94% 94% 943 8 101% 100% 100% 2 100 100 100 1 93% 931 3% 13.100 100 100 1 102% 102% 102% 1 99% 99% 99% 1 110% 110% 110% 3 123% 123% 128% 7 9% 4% 94N 1 108% 108% 108% Be BSES AT BEEERE FEFF #.&uss.;..g::...::ssz 1 [/ S otz tesuSune & FFE O SIS -“-3:;2?:583 & s S’ 2E8S=L. & rgs e Errganes 3 # 8 E PO 3 ::':.s.::;gflz:‘.'..... A FRrE =t - i1 ! 5% 138,700 shares. . BONDS. $42,00 Insull ULl 6s '40. 1000 Chi C Ry ¢ 000 Rol Btock sales today, 1os. Hixn Low e 0 (T, T 0 14 54% 5215 521 37, 12 91K 971 9 Third Avad) 5s'60. 25 34 34 3¢ Un Pagc 18t 48 '47 8 98% 98 « 8 93 93 23 + 3 101% 100% 1014 Va Ry & Pow 58°'34 8 1021 10214 {Oll Va RR 4% 6102 102 102