Evening Star Newspaper, September 20, 1931, Page 57

FINANCIAL. CUR ISSUES DROP TONEWLOW MARK Utilities Shares Bear Brunt of Selling—Trading Volume Large. BY JOHN L. COOLEY. Associated Press Pinancial Writer. NEW YORK, September 19.—Heavy -mn‘ hit the curb market today, push- ing active shares to further new lows. There was little or no recovery at the lose. Utilities were rather badly battered, Electric Bond & Share losing 2 points net. There was a similar decline in American Gas & Electric, while Con- solidated Gas of Baltimore dropped 4. American Superpower, Associated Gas “A,” American Commonwealths “A” and United Light “A” were also weak, losing up to a point or more. Cities Service, which had been hold- ing at 8, reacted fractionally, c! % l‘;rsnetlouor 3. Gulf Ol ylelded s mummum of America went under 100 for the first time of the current decline, and ended the day 4 points Tower, ‘Woolworth, Ltd, weakened about a point and. was_ off lppmxlmntely a point net. Mead Johnson, Be- ment Pond, Ford, Ltd., and Gmt At~ Iantic & Pacific were other heavy spe- cialties. ‘The market oDened heavy, as over- nl?h& selling orders were executed. Prices steadied somewhat when this liquidation had been completed, only to turn downward in the late trading. The volume was large. STOCK LIST SINKS TO NEW LOW MARK N WEEK’S TRADING (Continued From First Page.) statement and his record of lmufllnl payment of his debts. There is un- doubtedly much hoarding of currency— bank notes and gold. This bankers de- cry. But when they turn their corpor- ation securities into cash or convert the proceeds into Government loans and advise their clients to stocks or bonds for what they will bring—having stances recommedded the Except for copper, hides and cotton, ition been satis- it to note that hl been falling ‘uld] for the it ve been rapidly for pas there has been less de- enough to attract now more affected b pu tinctly of the type. The decline in the average of stock rnces in the first three weeks of Sep- ember has exceeded their average loss in any full month of the past year. In the industrials it has amounted 24 points, orl'lpercent'!nnflltn 14 points, or 21 per cent, and in public utilities to 11 polnfa or about 20 per cent. Extending the comparison to the prices of this date in 1929, .wuhn average declines in the three groups stocks of 266, 135 and 98 polntl. u spactively, or a 70 per cent shrinkage in each case. (Copyright, 1931.) GERMAN ECONOMIC STATUS DECLARED BETTER THAN IN 24 ‘(Continued Prom First Page.) $30.34 seven years ago, in spite of the T shares ot to Harpen Mining e at $7.32, against $113.65 in 1924; while those of Phoenix Iron & Steel are selling at $4.72, as compared with $48.70 seven years ago. Incidentally, the earnings of Phoenix from 1930- 1931 were equivalent to more than 27 per cent of the present market value n( the entire capital stock. The shares Mannesmann Tube are selling at l'l 91, against $55.33 in 1924. Many financial men are quite confi- dent that history will repeat itself and that those who are willing to speculate on & rehabilitation of the world, will trlumph in the end. It is merely nec- essary to nve the signal. Seven years ago, it was the League of Nations, which gave the signal. Who will take the leadership today? The answer must be given within lhc next 60 days. It may come sooner. CORPORATION REPORTS —_— TRENDS AND PROSPECTS OF LEADING ORGANIZATIONS. NEW YORK, September 19.—The { following is today's summary of mpor- tant corporation news prepared by Standard Statistics Co., Inc.,, New York, for the Associated Press: l News Trend. Cigarette output for A totaled 9,520,572,996, a decline of 1,057,501,960 from the corres) month of 1930, according to the Bureau of Internnl Revenue. Total cigar luction 495,186,644, compared with 547,015, 701 last August. The Industries. Automobile—New passenger cars reg- istered in August in first 26 States re- porting totaled 72,553 units, compared with 94,669 units in July and 92,651 units in August, 1930. The Companies. Arundel Corpordtion common share earnings eight months to August 31, $3.08, vs. $3.51. Austin, Nichols & 00—1931 dollar volume expected to show sharp drop; tonnage volume larger. Columbia Pictures—Gross returns for fiscal year to September 15 was 25 per cent Lbove like 1930 period. Emerson's Bromo-Seltzer, Inc.—Com- bined class A and B common share earnings six months to June 30, $1.38. International Railways of Central America August gross revenue off 11 per cent; gross income off 33.7 per cent; eight months’ gross revenue off 18.4 per cent; gross income off 29.6 per cent. Cord Radiator & Mfg.—Meeting of directors for dividend action postponed until later this month, Phillips Petroleum—Withdraws $1 posted price for )nd-canunent crude oil and posted prevailing scale from 46 cents to 70 o:nu @ barrel. Sangamo Electic 1931 earnings ex- pected to double yec.u preferred and common dividen needs. Standard Steel Spring declares two quarterly dividends of 50 cents each; formerly paid $1 quarterly. American Encaustic Tiling deficit, 6 months to June 30, $238,441, vs. deficit $32,924. Chicago Rallways August gross of Chicago surface lines off 10.3 per cent; residue receipts off 25.3 per cent. Electric Public Service net income available for reserves, Federal taxes, etc, 12 months to June 30, $373,059 vs. $409,355. mxn.l %’y{nem, 75 cents, made J:nulry 15, Public Service Co. of Nu'f.bcrn - nois—New reduced gas rate schedules propuud mlda ponble by of to Chicago m tan Unlted Electric Coal Co. common , year ended July 31, M cents vs. $1.07. Consumers Co. defers prior pre! mee‘ :dmdmd paid 1% );er eent .mly 1, 1 Carbonic -—neductlcn of dlvldtnd forecast. S Melville Shoe—Dollar sales in first 8 months off 6 per cent; volum= sales in week ended iber 5 up 27 cent. u:’exmmt exists between s s Lo ent s e e Kansas clty Southern Railway—Au- gust gross (including Texarkana & Fort Bmmx Ry.) off 33.6 per cent; net oper- Frous off 363, per. cont: mek. operating o per cent; income off 30.2 per cent. CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET CHICAGO, September 19 (#) (United tes Department of Agriculture).— Receipts, 2°0 head; compared week ago general steer market unevenly lower, but strictly choice medium weight and weighty bullocks and toppy baby beef' steady; others shipping very sluggish beef trade; f:.bdlhe lhch 50a75 lower: low cutters ler We bulk, ml‘n fed, 7.25a8.50; "T5al ; best stockers and teadm, 7.0087.10, respectively. Sheep—Reteipts, 4,000 hfld today's market nominal; for week ending Friday 259 doubles from feeding stations, 20,200 direct; fat lambs and yearlings, 50a1.00 lower; closing fairly active at decline; slaughter ewes, 25a50 lower; feeding lamsb steady; week's early top nnl lambs, 7.25: natives, 7.10; closing, bulk, and choice native ewe and wether bs, 6.0026.25; few 6.40a6.50; West- erns, 6.00a6.60; native bucks, 5.00a5.25; throwouts, 4.00; fat native ewes, 1.00a 1.75; nn'c !etding ‘lambs, 5.5085.75; cholce blackfaced kinds earlier in week, 28 pounds, 4.9085.60; pigs, 4.50a5. 180 pounds, 5.35a5.65; packing sows, 3.8024.90; compared week 280, lllht weights, Wl'lb lower, others, 35a50 off; W 500; estimated holdovers 2, light lights, good and choice 140~ 60 pounds, 5.25a5.65; light weights, . ; _medium , pounds, 5.60a5.80; heavy weights, 250-350 pounds, 4908 5.75; packing sows, medium to good, 275-500 pounds, 3.80a5.00; pla. good and choice 1oo-uo pounds, 4.5085.25. (Copyright. 1931, by the North American | Newspaper Alliance, Inc.) HOW IS B Portzm!hullcedlhxun ts and inheritance. s s USINESS? Showing Current Business Activity compared with Same Week Last Year. GENERAL BUSINESS ACTIVITY for the country indicated by Bank Debits autside New York City. Shaded areas show weeks of el Brevicus year. tivity above the corresponding weeks of the Black areas indicate declines from same weeks 12 months earlier. ACTIVITY BY FEDERAL RESERVE Check Transactions compared with the same DISTRICTS. week & year ago. Bosion | Wew York T'r‘huunlpnn —34.8% | Cleyeland | Rickmond A | —88.4% —201% | q““a';—l: 1 —30.0% T~ Chicago | ux uuu —ll—lfl'nnnrolh L —ses% | K-nm cmv Dallas (8. Frs —89.3% |~ —s LEADING ulmnnns. Showing Trend of important factors, Business in dollars (checks cashed).. Present trend. ’ ° 110 n 5 153 "19 18% Beneficial L (1%) 12 l; 14% 14% 5 ' Bickford's, Ine (1.20) 18% 14% Bicl - — 108% 108% 12 12 109% 108% Birmingham Elec pf (7). 109% 129% 101 108 THE SUNDAY STAR, FOR WEEK ENDING SEPTEMBER 19, 1931, fow. - Stock and dividend. S, Vi, des; fl';‘ 24% Acme Steel (214). . 85 Adams Millls 1st pf (7). 6% +Aero Underwriters 11% Afiliated Prod (1.60). 4% *Agfa Ansco...... 13 Ainsworth M; 103% 100 Alabama Power pf (§) 115% 112 Ala Pwr cum pf (7). 3% % Allegheny Gas Corp 28 18% Allied nt Inv cv pf(2) 4% Allied Mills Inc. ... Aluminum Co, Ltd Alum Ltd cum pf 6) Aluminem, Ltd (B) w 13 Aluminum, Ltd (¢') war. 14 Aluminum,Ltd (D) W 1% Am Brit & Cont.. 15° Am Capital pf (3).. €0% Am Capital pr of (5 53 AmCizarCo..... 30 Am City P&Lt (A) 3% Am Cit Po&Lt B(b10%) 8% Am Cmwith P A(b10%) 12% Am Com Pr B (b10%) 2 Am Corpn (f30c). 97% 47% Am Gas & El 111% 102% Am Gas & El pf (6 52 32% Am Hardware (4). 3% Am Investment Inc (m. 1 Am Jnv. Inc, war. 28% Am Launary Mach (3. 28 Am Ltd Trac (2%)..m. 17 Am MfgCo (1). 40% Am Mfg Co pf % Am Mcracaibo 35 Am Meter (3). 1 Am Natural G: 3 Am Stat Pub Svo(a1.60) 61% Am Superpower (p40c).. 79% Am Superpwr 1st pf(6). 77 Am Superpo pf (6) 8% Am Transformer. . % Am Util&Gen (B)vte 10 _Am Ut&Gencupf(1%).. “Am Yvette Co (25¢) 3% Anglo-Chilean Nit. 2 Appalachian Gas, % Appalachian Gas wr “84 Arcturus Radio Tub. 1% Ark Nat Gas.. 8 ArkNatGasA 7 5% Ark N G cm pf (60c) 5% 109% 108 Arkansas Pwr&Lt nffl) 108 zsu 16% Armstrong Cork (1).... 19 4 Art Metal Works (60¢).. W- 2% Assoc Elec Ind (30¢).... 238% 17 AssoGas&El(A) (al). 91% 60 AssoGas & Elecctfs(8). 24% Asso Gas&El all ct 1.60.. 4% 1 89% 26% 8 3% Assoc G & El war. 64% Asso G & Epf (5). 20 Asso Tel Util (b8%) 3 Atlantic Coast Fisheries. & Atlantic Fruit & Sug. % Atlantic Lobos. . 5% Atlantic Sec Corp. 3 Atlas Plywood. . 3% Atlas Utllities Corp. 1% Atlas Utilitles(war).... 6% Auto V Mev pr ptmuc).. 10% Aviation Securities. 34% Axton Fish Tob A(3.: 205 90 Babcock & Wil (7). 52 Baumann (L) pf (7) 1% Bellanca Aircraft. 120 Bell Te! of Can (8) a1% 2 Benson & Hedges. 347 20% Bigelow-Sanford Carpet. 30 12 Bliss Co (EW) (nl). 2 Blue Ridge Corp. .. 27 Blue Ridge Cp cv pf(u) 58 Bohack (HC) (4). 4% Bourjois Ine (25¢).... 10% Brazilian Trac Lt&P(1). 3% Bridgeport Mach (25¢).. 3 Brill Corp A (34¢)... 8% British-Am 011 C (80c) 15% Brit-A To reg(1.17 4-! Bfi). 15% Brit A T cou B 1,17 4-5. 25% Buffalo, N&EP pf(1.! Ill) Vi 98% Buff Niag&EP 1st pf(5). 108 18% Bulova W ev of (8%)... 21 24 Bunker Hill & Spllivan 2% Bureo, [ne.... % Burco, Inc, war, 34% Burco, Inc, conv pf. 1% Burma Ltd rets 27 3-5e. 8% Butler Bros....... % Cable Radio Tub vte. 21% Carnation Co (J13%). 17% Cent Hud Gas&El (80¢). 8 Cent Pub Sve. Del. 5% Cent Pub Sve(A)(b5%). 10% Cent & Sown Util (b7%) 4 CentStates El (b10%).. 50 CentSts Elcv pfn(aé). 50 Cen States E1 pf xw(6).. 17 CentWestPSAall... 4% Centrifugal Pipe (60¢). 1 Chain Stor Development 11% 7 Chain Stores Stock 24% 20% Charis Corp (13) 21% Chesebrough Mfg (15%). los 80 Childs Co. pf. (7). .. 7 Citles Service(g30c) 60% Citles Service pf (6) 4% Citles Ser pf B (.60)..... 5% 70 CitlesServ P& Ltpf(6) 72 78 CitlesSPr&Ltof (1).. 2% Claude Neon Lights.Inc. 39% Clev Elec Illum (1. 8% Cleveland Tractor. 6% Cohn&RosenbergerInc,. 6% % Colon Ofl 1% 2" Columbia Oll & Gas vie. 2% 7% Co Picturs vte (75¢) 8 168% Comwlth Edison (8) 1 Comwlith & Sou (war) 5 Com Wat Ser (g12%c) % Comstock Tunnel. .. 2% Consolidated Atrcra: % Consol Auto Mer ctfs. . % Consol Auto Mer cumpf % 1% Consolidated Copper.... 1% "1% Consol Gas Balto(3.60).. 82% 90% Con Gas, Balto pf A (5). 108 4% Consol Gas Utll A(2.20). 5% 4 Consol GasUtll B. v.te.. 4 75% Consol Min&Sm (£2%).. 15;4. 2 Consol Retall Stores 1 Consol Theaters.,...... % 97% Contl Gas & El prbf(1). 100% 8% Cont Roll & Steell Fy. 17 Cont Shares conv pt. 16% Cont Shares pf (B) 3% Cooper Bessemer-. .. 124 Cooper Bess pf A(3) 4 Copper Range. Cord Corp.. .. 1% 9 Corroon & Reynoldu pt. Cosden Of1. Crecle Petroleum. son Consol (4c! = 64 Crocker Wheeler. . 2% Crown Cork Intl (A’ 27% Crown Zeller pf A (3 20% Cumberland P L (2) 20 Cuneo 84 17% Curtiss Mfg Co (A). % Curtiss Wright wi % Cus! Mex Mining. 2 Darby Petroleum.... % Dayton Afrplane & Eng. % Decca Record. .. 13% Deere & Co. . 2% Doehler Die Casting 2% Dominion Steel & C¢ 89% Duke Pow (5). % Duquesne Gas % Durant Motors. % Duval Tex sul 4% Eagle Picher Lead Bast G & Fuel As: t G & Fl1As pf( States Pwr (B) o zn umn El of Bos (1 i 181% Educational Pictu 22 Eisler Electric Corp. 21% Eloc Bond & Sh (b6% ) . . 8" B A Rond & 8h of (8) 96 Bond&Sh cu pf (5) 81% % 1% 120 14% ~ 2 2% 28% 58 4% 10% 5% 4% 10% 15% 15% 26% Sttt trrrn I 6 5L o IR O 3 1 .!_ R Sgen ye - FEPFER ¥ [(REXN! " am 3 I @ & Ly LhEr W e F ORFEF L Felses » [ BOS 2N | B e Llvel+ri+10+1 e e FER P TE FR 22" 522 Fr e 23 FT% EERENE 3 Stock and dividend. 8% Elec Pow Ass0 (1).... 9 Elec Pow Asso A (1), Elec Shareholdg pf(a6). Empire Corporation.... Empire Gas&F cm p£(7) Empire Gas&F em pf(8) Fairchild Aflltlfl. Fajardo SUgar..... Falcon Lead..... Fedders Mfg Co (A). Federal Baking Shop. Federated Cap cum pf Federated Metals. Ferro Enamel (A) Fin Corp, Balto A Fire Assn Phila (1.60) Fischman & Sons Ford M Can A (1.20). Ford Mot Ltd (36 3-5¢. Foremost Dairy pf. Foremost Fabrics. Fox TheatersClassA. Gamewell Co pf (6)....« Garlock Packing (1.20).. Gen Alloys Genera)l Aviat! . Gen El Ltd rcts 36 3-5c.. Gen Empire Corp (1). Gen Fireproof (2) Gen Gas&El cv pf ‘Gen Pub Sve pf (6). Gen Theat Equip v pf. Gen Water Wks&Elec A GeorglaPowerpf (6) Gerrard (SA) Co. Goldman Sachs T C. Gorham Inc pf Grand Rapids Var (60c) Graymur Corp (1) GtAt&PacTnv ( Grt A&P Tea pf (7 Great Nor Paper ( Grief & Bro pf (1) Groc Strs Prod v.t. Gulf Ofl of Pa (1%) Hackmester Lind. Hamlton Gas V.t. Happiness Candy. Hazeltine Corp (1). Hecla Mining (40c) Helena Rubinstein. Heyden Chem Corp ( Hires (CE) Co A(2) Hollinger Gold (65¢)... Holt (H) & Co (1.80). Horn (A.C.) Co... Horn&Hardart(3% Hudson Bay Min & Humble Ofl (12%) Hydro Elec Secur Hygrade Food Prod. 111 Pwr & Lt pf (6). Imp Ofl of Can (50¢c) Imp Tob Can (35¢)...... Imp'l Tob GtB&I (1.12). Indiana Pipe Line (1)... Indian Ter Illu Ofl A. Ind Terr Illu Ofl (B).... Insull Inv (b6%)... . Insull Util 2d p£(6). ... Ins Coof No Am (12%). Insurance Secur (40¢) Intercont Pete new. . Int Cigar Mach (2%).... Int] Petroleum (1) Int Superp (11.10) Int Utilities A (3%) Internatl Utilities (B) . % Internatl Utilities(war) Int Utilities pr pf(7).... InterstatePquities...... Interstate Equ cv pf (3). Irving Air Chute (1). Itallan Superpowr A Ital Superpower war. Jersey Cent P&Lt pf (6). 103 103 Kentucky Utll pf (7).... 47% 47% 8% 22% 63% 45% 6 1% 18% 8% 115% 100\‘ Kings Co Light pf B(7). nm IMK 107% 1004 12 % ‘10 Knott Corporation (1) Kolster-Br(Am shs) Koppers G &C pf (6).... Kress (SH) sp of (60c).. Lackawanna Sec (4)..... Lake Shore Mines(2 Lakey Fdry & Mach. Lane Bryant pf (7). Lefcourt Realty 1.60 LefcourtRIty pf(3). Lehigh Coal&Nav(1.20) . Leonard O1l. . Lerner Stores (2). Lerner Stores pt (6%).. Libby McNefll & L. .. Lion Oil & Refining. Lone Star Gas n (88¢) Long Island Lt (60c). Long Isl Lt pf (7). ... Long Isl cu pf B (63 % Louisiana Lan & Ex 4% MacMarr Stores (1) % MagdalenaSyndicat: 6% Marconi I M (78 2-5¢) 16% Masonite Corp 22% Mass Pwr&Lt 8% Mass Util Asso. 1% Mavis Bottling ( 24% Mayflower Asso (2 6 McCord Radlator 52% 10!6 1% 93% 111% 108% 106% 104% % % Mead Johnson (15). Memph N G Co (60c). Merch&Mfg Sec A(80¢). Merritt Chap & Scott. ... Mer Chap&sS pf A(6%).. Mesabt iron. .., g Mesta Machine (2) . Metal Tex pt pf(3%). Met Chain Store: Mich Gas & Ol Corp. Middle Sts Pet vtc A 32c Mid Sts Pet v.t.c. B. Miq W Sts Ut (b10%). Mid West Util (b8%). .. MidWest Ut cv pt(8), Mid Royalty v pf (3) Midland Steel Prod (2).. Midland United (b6%).. Mid United pf A (a3).... Minne-Honey pf (6).. Mo-Kan Pipe Line... ... Mo-Kan & Pipe Line (B) % Mss River Fuel bdrts.. 5% 5% Mock Judson Voehr..... 4 4 Moh Hud P 1st pf(7)... 104% 101 Moh Hud P 2d pf(7).... 100% 100 Mont Lt H&T (1%).... 42% 31% Moody’s ISptpf (3)... 1% 17 Mtg Bk,Col Am Sh(36e). 7% T4 Moss Gold Mines. . e Mountain Produdts (1).. 4% 8% Mount St Pow pf(7) 5 15 Municipal Serviic 54 Murphy Co (1.60). 35 33 Nachman Spring. g I8 Nat Amer Co... 2 S 28 27% Nat Dairy Prod pf A(7), lOM\ XDE% Nat Elec Power A(1.80), Nat Elec Pwr pf (7) . Nat Family Stores, Nat Rubber Mach. ... Nat Service Co. . Nat Screen Service Nat Sh Term Sec A 2000. New Eng Fuel new. New Eng Equity(2%) New Eng Pow pf (6). New Eng PS pr lien (6 New Jersey Zinc(13). New Mex & Ariz Land Newmont Mining. ... Newport Industries, Inc. 9% N Y & Hond Ros (1) 18 N Y Hamburg (2%) [EENE NS} IENNE INA] 2 FEeCserr ¢ 25 TresE""ed (i “E KRR R sy2f¥ W rxeefie L++ - ey SEe iR i s O T SO B I T £ #x 25 5E (RSB N I ¥ Fiivirtrred T+1+01 ;;;x"s"‘:ir* ereefs - (ESRNE SE R 1411 R R RS i 26 2Rse "EFresa"Fue"Fes LT+ ¥ & i 3 . 19% 13% 13% 114% 114% 114% 4 4 4 Tel pf (6%). Transit (180c Y Transport (2). Nipissing. . . 3 Nitrate Corp Chile (B) Nor Am Aviation A war, North Am Utfl Sec. . Northam W ev pf (3) Nor Central Texas. North & Sou AmCor p A. Nor European Ofl Corp. . Nor Ind Pub Sve pf(6).. 101 North Stat Pwr A(8)... 111 Nér States Pwr pf (6).. N W Engineers (1) Novadel Agene (4). Ohio Brass (B) (2).. Ohto Copper. ..... Ohio Ofl n (cu)pf ( Outboard Mot (A). Outboard Mot B. Overseas Sec. . PacG & E1stpf (1%) Pacific Lighting pf (6) Pac Western Oil Pan Am Airwa; Pandem O11 Pantepec Oil. Paramount C: Parke Davis (11.65 Parker Rust Pr (3) Pender (D) Grocery Peninsular Tel pf(7) Pennroad Corp (40¢) Penna Gas & Elec A. Penn Mexico Fuel (75 Penna Pwr & Lt pf(7). Penna Water & Pwr (3’ Peoples Lt & Pwr (A) Pepperell Mfg Co(6) Pitney Bowes P (b4 %) Pittsbgh & Lake E(110 Pittsburgh Forgings. Pitts Plate Glass (2] Plymouth Oil (25¢) Pratt & Lambert (3).... Premier Gold (12c) Prod Roalty (b10% Propper McCallum. Prudential Inv, Prudential Inv pi Public Sve No 111 (8 Pub Util Hold Corp xw. 21 Pub Ut Hold cu pf(3).... 21 Puget SAP& Lt pf (5).. 86 Puget Snd P & Lt pf (6). Pure Oil pf (6).... Quaker Oats (17) Quaker Oats pt 6) Rallroad Shares(40c) Rallway & Lt Secur (13), Rainbow Lum ProdA... Reeves (D) (1%).. Reiter-Foster..... Reliable Stores. .. Reliance Intl (A) Rellance Management. . Republic Gas Corp. Reybarn Co.... Reynolds Invest. Rhode Isl Pub Sve pf(2) Richman Bros (3). Rike Kumler (2.20) It'kland Lt & P (90¢) Roosevelt Field. Inc. Root Refining cv pr pf. Rossia Int Corp (10¢) Ruberold Co (4). Russek's Fifth Avi Ryan Consolldated Ryerson (J T) (1. Safety Car Heat & Litg. St Antony Gold. ........ St Regis Paper (80c) Salt Creek Prod (1.40). Schiff (The) Co (2) Schulte Real Estat: Schulte Un be 081 Schulte 5¢ to $1 Strs Scovill Mfg (2).. Seaboard Util (28¢) Sec Allied Corp (1) Secur Corp Gen(40c¢ Seeman Brothers (3) Segal L & H (a50c) Seiberling Rubbe Sle Ind prior (5%). Sentry Saftey Con! Shattuck Den Min. 33% Shawin W & Pwr 214 Shenandoah Corp 6 65 117% 116 8 8 k) % FINANCIAL. —1981— High. Low. Stock and dividend. High. 25 Shenandoah Cor pf (a3). 52 Sherwin Willms (14%). 2% Silica Gel at. . 200 Singer Mfg Co 6 Sisto Fin Corp. 70% Smitb (A O) ¢ 3% Solar Refining. 3 South Am Gold 12% South Penn Ol (1) 25% So Cal Edis pr (B) 24% Sou Cal Ed pf C(1%) Colorad tHi+ Lo 8 b5 Hg! 65 117% 8 L+l - L++) .a.. [EENENE 2N PIeRU2R FReTabwsd 2T2¥R 2352 beevretr Southland Royalty: 4% Sou West Bell Tel pf(7). 123 % Sou Wn G&E pf (7). 1% So West Gas Utll. Southwest Pen P 3% Spanish & Gen ret Spieg May Stern pf. Stahl & Meyer, Inc Stand Motors. . . Stand Ofl of Ind{ 1). Stand Oil of Ky (1. Stand Ofl Nebr (2)... Stand O1l Ohio(234) 4T Stand Oil of Ohio pf (5). 101 StandPwr &Lt (2)...... 20% Stand Pwr & Lt (B) (2). Stand Public Srv A. Stand Screw (6) Starrett Corp. ... Starrett Corp pf (3). Stein(A) & Co (1.6 Stein(A)&Co cu n!(llb) Stein Cosmetica Inc Stetson (J B) .. PILLIT b+ PRe"eE"sw +2BEgerfa RS Fee"FEeE ¥ - FEFHELE Sun Invest pf (3). Sunray Ofl (b5 %) Swift & Co new (2). Swift Internat (3) Swiss Amer El pf(6). Syracuse Wash Mch(B). Taggart Corporation. ... Tampa Electric (32) - » e N NeR * Technicolor Ine. . Tenn El Pw 1st pf(7). 6% Texon Oll & Land (1). ‘Thatcher Sec Corp. . Timken Det Axle pf (7). Tobacco&Allled Stks. . . Exa safeds T+011 00 e P Sessis - FEFE - Triplex Safe Tri-contin’l Tri-Utiliti ‘Tublze Chatel, B. ‘Tung-Sol Lamp pf (3) Ungerleider Fin Corp. Union Am Invest. G O T e e T BEE £o%FL20 RN ERPsaed sFferafsk - ERRER Unit Gas Corp war, United Gas pt (7). Utd Light<& Pwr A(1) Utd L & Pwr (B) (1).... Utd Light & Pwr pf (8). Utd Profit & Shar pt (1). Unit Shoe Mach (13%).. US Dairy B...... U 8 Elec Power ww. aoo 3 sra¥ TEEELENRIA P PR L Lt 'S £ S Inter Sec 1st pf. USLinespf....... U S Playing Card (2%).. Unit Stores v.t.c......... Unit Verde Exten (1). Unl;‘r-l Ins (1%). EEFERETL BN+ e EX® eeResrx"s e 2" FE 2050 tah Pwr&Lt pf (7) Util Pwr&Lt (at1.0234). UtPlg..smu.nn) 1 I3 - FEEEF - #a - - ¥+ 2 efe "2 esersvs Fx Woolworth (FW) Ltd. ‘Woolworth (FW)Ltd pf. ‘Wright Hargra (t12%c¢) RIGHTS—EXPIRE 5 PeopGL&C....Jan15 Dividend rates in lfl last % -m-'..?mn.:.;,flfi?%%fi‘_ % | G ;{u‘:um'm & s in stock. B Paid "» FEFEFR Trade Trends By the Associated Press. Dried fruits—A sharp change in the weather is awaited by jobbers to l’" new life to the dried fruit market. At present the movement is still a re- placement’ affair, jobbers say, but add market. They said there is little pros- pect. that consumption will pick up ap- precllbly 'hllg near-Summer tempera- Bilk—The entire silk market gave an pression of extreme steadiness M.!mn{ positions partof mehmu,mpeefiveu Commandant Ben H. Fuller, 8 5 4 5 E? 2 H G 8 g g G g PRINTS OWN POEMS ON OLD HAND PRESS Arthur K. Sabin, Well Known Curator of Quaint London Mu- seum, Has Interesting Hobby. Rt lnsetnmorenmdlawmnm hborhoods. Two hundred and TR ‘a%&*ii L ] i i 25 . H £ E i H E il i i : g | g5t ; i E E i I : 5t ] 4 i : | H : E i g i | | s B i Bond Interest to Be NEW YORK, September 1 Kew York Stock ‘E’ T 583