Evening Star Newspaper, November 15, 1930, Page 15

‘ 15, 1930. Purchase of Government Securities in Open | P“ oA % | Pick-up Noted in Passenger| M"?‘t chuld Result “’ Commodity Corporation Transfer Offices Ign and Freight Bookings. Price Gains, Authorities Decl'f"- Are Busy Listing: Names Tig .8 = 0w Ansco. : 38% ! 'ohnson Aside as Advance Gath- 5, Gas, 24 : mm i G troc). . Pot vte 111% 106% Alu Coof Am pf (6).. ers Momemtum. | 6" 22" AnGrar'cA) ws): 6 AmCP&ELB (10%).. 13% AmCom P A (b10%) [''"" BY JOHN A. CRONE. 30% Am Com P B (10%)., 10 Am Cyanamid Bpecial Dispatch to The Star. [ — H Business Good. Special Dispateh to The star. | the supply ot monky and thus alao the of New Investors. o { NEW YORK, November 15.—In the |level of prices?™ 4 Ao 16.The s preceding chapters of this series it has Gradual Purchases Suggested. BY CHARLES ¥. SPEARE. NEW YORK, November 15.—Trans- mm&l 'm Porhaps it would niot be necessary for | o .ol L atlantie steamship lines with offies in Ahe Fuderel Rebervy t0 Wiy Wit & M~ | \opey voRme- Movember 18.-The New York report today a siight but | N and consumption shrinkage of $942,000,000 i brokers' 31 |definkte uptur in general cargo and | cannOL b expected during s period of Toans durizig the period of recent heavy passenger business during the last few | *3dLy declining prices. stock market, lquidation proves the 3% | weeks. On ‘the whole, shipping volume | modity prices of Great Britain and the fact that securities have steadily been 18 up to that of last year, barring grain, VNM'“‘““:IMM., passing from weak to strong hands. lnaln:n;.::uhneu above last year's| qniic: Conditions. The loan-contraction figure about “We have noticed & definite improve- deflation t, iy B i v ment during the last month,” said John Gammige, sssistant manager of the Cunard Lines here. “There are heavy shipments of fruit, particularly apples, and diversified cargoes have been mount- business vy bookings South African | the cruises. 8% | The United States Lines reported that on its last two round o 'y 5 et o e, B 15 sengers than on An business - o P E N TN T TPy - §2§- 'war). 3 Am Laund Mach (4).125s Am Lt & Trao (2%). H Wes F=e - 6 Nehi Corp (1.30). N J Zinc (12%) coppers and petroleum 6 [3 6 6 Newmont Min (£4) in the first hour, Newport Co (2)....0 and later were joined by other sections 6 % 7 7 N Y Hamburg (2%). b latively few large blocks b - & * & N YSteamCpnw.l, the advance was suffi- Niag-Hud Pow (40¢) the bears to hurry to ‘movemem o typified g of American Superpower, from 12% to lll., 40) 20% 45 Niles-Bem-Pnd 12 in Newmont Mml:% 2 1 2 Nipissing (30¢). y, cau but_it soon Ut COrp..vaee ‘Noranda, Auto Vot M ov pf pt.. § E 1] 5, i i o g?!!fii i & £ H g gz i E.15 its and Roan Antelope were Aviation Cor of Am.. Y Nor Burop O] Corp. 1 % 1 % , afte g iyt B R i e = dbpediaglsmuog s | Nor Ind Pwr 8vo(6). 3253 ships were heavily loaded, - Later trading spread to virtually every (B W) Co (1).. Ohio Copper........ 19 voyagers back from Europe. amount ey ? Blue Ridxe Cp (40c). " Ollstocks Ltd A 60c.. 3 This line also reported a lessened vol- The advance in export copper quota- Blue Ridge cv of a3.. Pac Pub Sv (1.30) 1 fhe af @uin. but. e, Mot Indreess, iy tions was responsible for the surge Brazil Tr&Lt(h8%). PandemOil......... 8 & & & d|Seneral eargo. In this and ofher in- in those . A series of unfavor- . Pantepec OIl, oo 3 stances the lowering of grain shipments | able earning statements and an analysis | .9, o Paramount Cab Mfg. 1 3 Wwe. attributed to Russian grain mq howing narrowed profit margins should Pennroad Cp (200).. 21 into the have adversely affected public utilities, 6 % ¥ Penn Mex Fuel (2).. 1 ‘whose foi movement was based on Penn Wat & Pow (3). . 1 2 Philip Morris Ine, H & larger 3 d 1 8 1 2 N £ i ™ PORRame i i § £ i .~,§5§5 AT o g ch'8 policy s mentioned uppose such a policy as men adopted and the Federal Reserve b fll to'l it from $400,000,000 to $500,000,000 months, may be had | Government bonds. Just how would disorganized the spectacular "““n‘ The Federal Reserv Gold Standard in Danger, servi year, kground | oo mercial and indi 38 of e:::hl{o: forrp—mnr service, but and . Another thing! Gold standard advo- 1ai g i {3 L f g i i Natyral Gas shares, for the most part, De ‘were firmer, but Dixie Gas Utilities Chain Stores Stock. . tumbled 7% points on its initial guota- Chat Ph Al nv (60¢).. Prudential Invest. tion. Only a small amount of this Chicago Corp (The).. Pub Sve. Nor 111(8) . 100 stock remains outstandhg, most of it Citles Serv (g30c)... 1 5% Pub Ut Hold (50¢).. 6 7 7 7 m! Teported owned by United Gas, which, % Cities Serv pf (6 Public Util Hold war 10 x a8 goods, with ht boats un- o reported improved profits for Cohn & Rosen Inc " b Pub Ut Hold xw 0c.. 4 usually busy, but qualified this with the year. Col Ofl & Gas vtc. .. 7 Puget § P & Lt pt(6) 20s statement that cargo is concentrated in Indian Territory Tluminating B up Col Plet vte (f1%).. 4 B R R 8h Corp (26¢) 25 points and Gulf Oil up the same 3 Colombia Svndicate. 3 W 1 amount, attracted attention in the mis- Colts Pat Fi 2214 223 A Tevaeia 156 cellaneous ofls. Indiana Pipe Line, with Com Edison Roan Anteloi & bulge of 2 points, led the pipe line 89 3 !v 8 5g °d il Teported these 8 heavy busi- cates may well worry over the t ness. The hmammm'z{.n; Sk Lo o g B prospects, for the gold is in serious <tit con! into sctual circulation,” sald Mr. Macaulay. ‘Wall Strect, recalling the statement of i v all Street, rec e sta e ¥ James A. Periell, president of the United | 1oceq” ang. s Amoricun pontr b States Steel Corporati the tions H g 55§ tEE Roosevalt Pield Ine . ssia Int Corp. United Car Fastener rose % at the ‘omisison of the 15-cent | 136% Cons Gas Balt (3.60). : R ot oyt Consol Laundries(1) e ' Consol Retail Stores 15, Somacam 1210 Setbeues i e 't ¢« )e 14% Corp Sec Selected Industries. . Selec In all ctfs(4%) Select Ind pr (5% )., i % s¥ea (Copyright. 1930.) LRt e CHICAGO STOCK MARKET BY the Assoclated Press. CHICAGO, November 15.—Following is the complete official list of transac- | S | 0 3038 1t 1 00D 09 10 1 000 09 44 000 1 08 b b e R38O 6% Cr Cork Int A (1), 48 Deere & Co (£1.20) D, 24 De Forest Radio Shenandoah Cp (a3). 1 1% Detrolt Alreraft, 8o Am Gold & Plat. . 11% Diamond Match Sou Penn O1] (12%). 244 Dia Match cu pf (). 80 Cal Ed pf B (1%). 10 ' Dixie Gas& UHIL. ... 7 SouthldRoyaity (60e) 6% Doehler Die Casting. 1 S W Gas Utilities. ... 12 Douglas Alr (76c).1. 2% Spanish & Gen rets. 31 DressSR(A) (3%,. 2 Stand C& S n (2.40 28 * Driver Harris new, . Standard Motors. 1% Durant Motors. Stand Ol Ind (2% 14% East St Pow B (1) 7% Riaso OB %y, 139) 1 6% East Uti] Asso cv. s m SIS PUNI N A o 2% East Util Inv (A). ... 4 Starrett Corp....... 414 Eisler Electric Corp. 5 Starrett Corp pf (3). 38% Elec Bond & Sh (b6). 48% 4% Stein (A) & Co (1.60) 034 'E) Bond & Sb of (6). 108% 103% Srets (4) Co ped . . 80 12 Elec Pow Asso (1)... % 16 15w § Stmuse Roth. . 11 Elec Pow Asso A (1) 15 1% bl 19% Bl Pow & Lt on war.. 26 26 e ec Skareholdg (1). % 13% 2% Empire Corporation. Pl i A=l T g ¢ 1% Burop Elec deb rt; 2% 2w ™ Taggart Corp (1) % Fabrics Finisn, Technicolor Ino. 4% Fansteel Produc 28 Tock Hughes (§ 11 Flatrets (1.25). 9% Flintkote Co (A).... 18% Ford Mot Can A 11 10% Ford Mot Ltd 37% 2% Fox Theater Cl (A 14% Garlock Pkg (1.20) 64 General Aviation. 1% General Baxing 27 Gen Baking pf (3) 14 Gen Cable (war). .., 9% Gen B Ltd ret (50e). 15% Gen Empire Cor (1), 53% Gen GAE ev ot B (§) 9 Gen Theat Eq w. . 32% Gen Thev pf w.1.(3), 15 Gen W WRE A (2).., 14 Gleaner Harvn (2)., 58 Glen Alden Coal (8) 3% Golden Cent {EFo il St ] o S b £ z i ey S23838e558552 308, e g i 9! 25 rEgE 3 £ & mo! be | too late. £ Ss§ FFS ¥ Fa IS R 39°%s IR SR8 RS2 8RE,; = F |- & 4 4 13% 18% 11 11 22% 21% 18% 15 6% 6 18 16 Tri-Cont Corp (war). i’: ’ll:: “y Tubize Chatel (B)... e 4 Utd Car Fast (60c) o Utd Chein pf (3). 1% 1% et sk o R Py Utd Found b3-35 sh.. 9 g I 3 B L FEF B L TR e ; ‘l8 i i i g pegSanede STOCK AND BOND AVERAGES By the Associated Press. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 15. | 1 FEEE I e 23388223 i ¥ FEF L e i 2arn nanal H # 25282 su03, s5falss e 3ggegdiss: 2 5e88eS B 5 area B Gk ol i 45 23333 re UtdGaspf (7)..e0es 3 Utd Lt & Pow A (1). 60 1 s¥isady Grigsi Tt land® Util nsull Dl sull U p! 38! T PO T YOS T T T e 5 3 o i e 756 Guif Oll of Fa (1%) 13% Hazeltine Corp (2).. 5. Hollinger Gold (80c) Overses ct(63c) US Playing Cards(4. R e Ie FIG Jestic House 23% Hydro Elec See (2).. ll‘l;‘l‘t De: .!bom 98% INP & Lcm pf (6).. 100, 15% Lmp O11 of Can thvc) 21% Tnd Pipe L new(13).. 17 Ind Ter I11u O1l (A).. 17 Ind Ter Illu Ofl (B). 86 Insull Ut (tb10% %) 7% Insurance Secur 70c. % Intercontinent Pet 48 IntlHydrocvpf3i. 25s + 18% int Py ses 13 4 e e e saesnis: - 388 2 TR Util PAL B ctfs (a1) Utility & Ind. . Utl] & Ind pf (1%) Uthlity Equities. Vacuum (14%) 2 Van Camp Milk pf... 50s Van Camp Packing.. 16 Venezuela Petrol 3 ™ 533 SRasss FEETES ot B idland Nat O d United & peSunee T KERZERERE 24, SRS Y 5 L5 a2, Caj Oslo, cros Stocknolm, 2888228588 FEFF 23508 FEEEEEEEEE 7 s ® Mines now use 75 per cent of the (Copyrisht 1930 Standard Statistics Co.) electric current consumed in the Trans- & e i 79% Intl Ut pt pf (7 98 L] White Eag O db ri 4% Interstate Equities % Wil-Low Cafeter! 6% Isle Royale (50c! Winter (Benj). 3% Italian Superp (A 1% Italian Superp war. . Zonite Produet % Kolster-Br (Am 8h). Com Eatson. .Feb 3 & 14 134 6% Lake Superior Corp 8% Peop GL&C...Jan1f 8 10w 12' 10% 12 11 Lefeourt Real +1 4 19 PubSrvNIll..Feb.2 € 19 21 19 21 11% Libby McNeil & Dividend rates in dollars based on last quarterly or semi-annual 3% Loew's inc war). % t. *Ex dividend. {Partly extra. {Plus 4% in stock. 107% Long Isl Lt pf (1) le in cash or stock. bPayable in stoek. e Adjustment divi- 204 Lone Star Gasn ( £Plus 5% In stock. € Plus 0% in stock. h Plus 1% in stock. % Loulsiana Lan & Bx. jPus 3% in stock. X Piua 10% mPlus 3% in stock GRAIN MARKET Markets at a Glance | | cxioaco, November 15 (Special) — The wheat market wuml:m NEW YORK, November 18 UF)— | pocen i Stocks strong; motion pleture issues | under reflect short covering. Bonds firm: upward trend maintained in quiet trading. Curb strong; Electric Bond & 76 After A A 8 7emni 8 ¢ Share rallies 2 points. Foreign ex- |73, new 73%; Marol $ bl I Without warrants. S ousy: Spanish pesets sams e s Bl sk Tosetini " ¥ SR s, super flfi:fiincifigr;“#: Gottes | March-ora —73’:‘/';: f.i“;i:{z‘;' e toy T | DR . Effective Monday, November 17, purchases or sales of i Y_ i : ing. to 75l new it . After fru g g e securities on the New York Stock Exchange or the New nd sales & i i i i i i~ NEW _YORK, Novm‘*;, l,’ lsS:_ CHICAGO LIVE b York Qo Exthings B oo Amgasccon. Sl c STOCK MARKET | March old, T8%, new 74%; May e ill be charged the regular commisgon of the 1al). —Unde i CHICAGO, November 15 ) (United | Oais were lower with other iduals, wi ary e isy Price CARgEs over & Fange of 10 pumis, | States Department. of Apacalomes SHORT-TERM SECURITIES. viduals, charg e regular o influenced by strong stock and weak | C8ttle, 200 head: compared. week March D’I‘fl%”%?llu oid (Reported by J. & W. Sellsman & Co.) Exchange upon which the orders are executed, provided,. . After ‘hou: d g grain markets, cotton ended the day |Strictly cholce light yearlings steady to | 34 first however. that the minimum c Ao uhae il ‘e with a gain of 1 to & loss of 5 points, (25 lower, but most light and lo - | cember old 313; March old s jors Qo B8 1pon ¥ minim ommussion Charge will s o Amer $1.00 on New York Stock Exchange securities and $2.00 3 100% el. Sios 1943 1084 1 An early decline of a few points at? | 1n8s, 25250 off; medium weighis and | old 34%, new 34%. xfi;. 10" 1 Y | tracted g? - | Weighty steers, 50a1.25 lower; tock, | Provisions sold under December rits perative. mmclations SEh B the | 008500 dawn: ta o abe siack, || Frovicon . dan’ Bet, Corp. dtas 1 2 on New York Curb Exchange securities. Lt within Mmits of 10 points the bal: | vealers mostly 50 ot —— — ; Bace o e O BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET. : m&m 11410.: ; be.a..'n ey poihrsi A g ile Coppe: Co. 4o ::47 Branch Offices: 729 Fifteenth Street, N. W. WASHINGTON, D. C. G. 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