Evening Star Newspaper, September 21, 1936, Page 17

FINANCIAL. ~ CURBLIST MOVES TOHIGHER LEVELS Most Issues Show Gains, but Realizing Brings Some Losses. By the Assoctated Press. NEW YORK, September 21.—Stocks in the curb market were generally higher today, although late selling sent some to net losses. Industrial shares proved the bul- wark of the advancing group. Sizeable gains were scored by Guif Oil, up 1% at 98!, Royal Typewriter up 3'4, at n71.and High Grade Sylvania up 1 at 41. Associates Investment rose 2 to 52. Oil and some utility stocks reacted late in the session. Consolidated Mining & Smelting lost 1'¢ to 594, following early sharp headway, Gulf Oil closed 1% higher at 982, but Creole and International lost fractions. CURB BONDS DOMESTIC BONDS. High Low Noon Alabam Pw 438 91l #Oly Bliz 101 101 2 96 96l 107 107 107, 1061 10567 105% Z 1081 108 2101 100% 101 04 E 68__ B0 38 in_cf 64 Y Reilz l:mmwmm-mm Btocks and hl-— Dividend Rate. Add 00. Aero Supply (B)-. ¢ Agfa Ansco. 1 Alr Investors Inc. 7 AlrInvIncevpf.. 1 Ala GritSoual. 80 Ala Pwr pf (6). 1808 Alabam Pw pf (7) 708 Allen Indus (11). 8 Allied Intl fnv.. 2 mu-u-u. i l * 28% aex " 833 2 182 Alum’n Co of Am. 600 154 Aluminum Co of Am pf ($414)_600s 120 120 120 Alum Goods t60c. 2 18 183§ Am Bever: 2 2§ 2/ 3B Am Book Co (4) . 3 13 B Am CitiesP& L (A) (3) . - QK ey ey Am Cities Pwr & Lt(A)ww (2%) 4634 4blg €Y AmCP&L B (a200) .- 55 Bl Am Cynam B 60c.. 334 2% I3 Am & For Pw ww.. 3 3 3 Am G&E (1.40) ¢ a2 a1 At Am G&E pf (6).. 110} 10934 1014 Am Gen Corp 90 9% 9 Am Lt&Tr (1.20)- 234 Am MIgCO . 365 Am Maracaibo.... 1 Am Potash &Cal INI 30 Am Superpower ._ 144 214 Am Superpwr pf_. 13 a5 Am Superpower 1st pf (6) . 2 " Anchor Post (4)_. ' Angostura (20¢) .. Lie] Apex Elec Mfg . L Appalachian Elec Pwr pf (7) 1104 134 i 'h 84 Bl £ 117} 1105 uo . lh % 5 9415 Arcturus Radio T. Ark NatGas .- Ark Nat Gas cu pf Ark Nat Gas (A).. Ark P& L pf (7). Art Met Wks 60c Asso Elec Ind Ltd (229 7-10€) cauen Asso G & Elec .. AssoG&E (A)... AssoG&ESSnf_. Am Meter Co__——- B 26 - NEW YORK CURB MARKET Mflnlllu. uaoo. High. Low. Close. Gen Out Adv pf.. 804 Gen Pub Sve pf 36 l.l Gen Tele a50c_ Gr Rap Var t60c.. 1 Great Atl & Pac ‘Tea n-v (16) .. Great Atl & Pao Greenfield T & D.. Groc Store Prod.... Gulf Ol (1) cceae Hall Lamp (a20c) Haloid Co (t1) _ » Hartman Tobacco. Hecla Min (60c) . Hollinger Consol Gold M Ltd t65¢. 10 Horn&Hard 11.60 100s Horn & Hardp£(7) m- Hudson BM&S (1) Humble Ol (1) . Huyler's of Del... Hygrade Food .. Hygrade Syl (2).. 508 MP&L6% pf... 50s 11l Pw&Lt $6 of . €00s Indiana PL(140c). 3 1nd Service 7% pf 208 ins Coof N Am(2) b0s intl Hydro Elec Systemevof .. 1 Int Mining (60c).. 15 int]l Mining war intl Petro (113). 1ntl Products Int Safety Raz(B) intl Utll (B) Intl Vitamin t40c, Interstate Power (Del) pf - 2008 Inv Royalty (3c). 2 iron Fireman (1).100s Lrving AirCh (1) 1 ital Superpwr(A). 7 Jacobs(F*L)Co(1) 21 Jersey CentP& L Tea 1st pf (7). 26s 125 100 83 18 164 8134 8 16% 1% % 124 508 115}4 114§ 126 94 2% 9734 98Y4 85 25 1 1 104 1K uy 109 27 64 % £ 41 66 8% 100 8 1. 1634 8 s 17% 1% o 2% 14y 125 944 2% b4 £26 b | 1% COTTON SPINNING WELL ABOVE 133 Rate at 115.8 Per Cent, Against 76.4 in Same Month Last Year. By the Associated Press. The cotton spinning industry was reported today by the Census Bureau to have operated during August at 115.8 per cent of capacity, on a single shift basis, compared with 119.8 per cent during July this year, and 76.4 during August last year. Spinning spindles in place August 31 totaled 28,065,518, of which 23,433,~ 658 were active at some time during the month, compared with 28,157,094 and 23,249,572 for July this year and 30,014,994 and 22,046,652 for August last year. Hours Average Higher. Active spindle hours for August to- taled 7,573,009,997, or an average of 270 hours per spindle in place, com- pared with 7,859,348,920 and 279 for July this year, and 5,545,241,375 and 185 for August last year. Spinning spindles in place August 31 in cotton-growing States totaled 19,038,542, of which 17,269,442 were active at some time during the month, compared with 19,032,036 and 17,145, 596 for July this year and 19,333,046 and 16,274,032 for August last year. Active spindle hours for August in cotton-growing States totaled 5,853,- 804,413, or an average of 307 hours C, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1936. FINAN CIAL. Course of Farm Prices and Farm Wages Compared, 1927-1936 PACE MAINTAINED ATLUMBER MILLS = 1914=100 Index Mumbers of Farm Wages and ‘Wholesale Prices of Farm Products NEW YORK SUGAR. NEW YORK. September 21 (P —Raw sugar was unchanged early ioday at 3.50 for_spots with no additiongl sales reported ures opened at an advance of points on the spot month on scattered covering and 2 to 3 points lower on the later deliveries under Plurther liauidation edge selling promoted by the action of the spot m: rluctu-nom Kater were parrow, witn le houses buying on the decline. Wiih NEW York Becurity, Desters” (Quotations as of 2 o clock.) Bk of Man (1'3) NEW YORK BANK STOCKS P —New ORK. 8eptember 21 Association AGTIVITY MOUNTS ATSTEEL PLANTS Institute Finds Operations Up 1.9 Points to 74.4 Per Cent Mark. Br the Assoclated Press. NEW YORK, September 21.—Oper- ations in the steel industry for the current week advanced 19 points to 74.4 per cent of capacity, the highest point since the record was begun in 1933, compared with 72.5 last week, the American Iron & Steel Institute estimates today. A month ago operstions averaged 725 per cent of capacity, while a year ago the rate was 48.9 per cent. Trade sources attributed much of the increase in steel activity to “covering” by manufacturers on items to be advanced In price for fourth quarter tonnage. It was also said attomobile demand is holding well, although orders from that quarter are still restricted during the Fall change= over in automobile designs. It was also pointed out that oper- ations in the tin plate branch of the steel industry continue at a high rate and bellef was expressed that tonnage of this type will break all records since 1928-9. This week's rate of operations topped the previous high this year of 74 per cent of capacity, reached in d. | the last week of June. SHORT-TERM SECUBITIES (Reported by Chas D. Barney & Co ) Bid. O 5% % pf 268 Jersey Cent P& L e (6)_ Jonas & Naum. Jones &Laugh Stl. Kansas City Pub Sve vtepf A _. Ken-Rad T&L(A). Kingst'n Praillc.. Kirby Pet (20¢c) _. Knott Corp (20¢) Kreuger Brew (1) Lake Shore M (4). Lakey F'y & Mach. zu‘v Lefcourt Realty _ t Corn Ex Bk & Tr (3) Empire Tr (1) Pirsi Nat (Bos) Pirst Natl (100 Guaranty Tr (12 Irving Tr (.60) Manuf'et'rs Tr (2 Manufci'rs Tr pf (2 Natlcuty (1) N Y Trust (5)° Public (112) Title G & T FEDERAL LAND BANKS NEW YORK. an[emhtr 21 (/. —Pederal d Reds | Land Bank bond: Rocks. | 'Quo'll-ons as of 2 per spindle in place, compared with 6.058,855.873 and 318 for July this year and 4,323341,849 and 224 for August last year. State Figures Given. Active spindle hours and the aver- | age per spindle in place for August | by States follows: Alabama, 588,596,569 and 312; Geor- Assoe Invest t1% 350s Atl Coast Fisher_. 23 Atlantic CL (bl1). Atlas Corp (a80c). Atlas Corp war . | Atlas Plywd ab0c.. Austin Sflver . Auto Vot M(t50c) Bauman (L) 7% e BellancaAlroraft. Berkey & Gay Furniture Co. Berkey & Gay Furn pur war- 7% | Black & Decker .. 415 | BlissCo (EW) __ XOK“ l ““ll |0€ll cover this was sul Check the. decline. with. the i Shipments and Production Show Slight Increase During Week. The lumber industry during the hol- L iday week ended September 12, 1936 gia, 1,046,085,266 and 316; Mississippl, | stood at 65 per cent of the 1929 weekly 58,133,962 and 259; North Carolina, | average of production and 63 per %1 W 1723072731 and 285; South Caro-!cent of 1929 shipments. On a per-day | L ke o) 5, | Lehian CARN (2063 lina, 1.927,019.416 and 334; Tennessee, | pasis (computed because of the Labor | 3 éol?unc ehickens. | Leonard Ofl ____ 21:221;83‘0’ e $5088249 | day holiday) new business booked | g R.'ri"ga‘:f"' P | Lion Refining ___. | and 257; Virginia, 179,405,922 an¢ .| was about equal to that of the pre-| > pringers. ick- | 4145 May. | Lit Brothers. ... f | et i e tgac Kigu i §'r'5ne’l‘.“§%.‘:‘§a‘°’¢'ua wnn&n}'&"&y I A | Lockheed atreratt N o ments and production were slightly {Rubber Earnings B Sicka white, 15a13 eolored. | 33 Yo% hlcnv! ucl 5 w! ), 121 Tt anno flrl‘a}‘;l‘:n above. The week ended August 29 Long Island Light i was the record week of the guarter to 8014 | 10615 110'a 1013, eral ithdrawals were jeported and prices wers unchanged at 4.75 for fine granulated. ouston o: 3 s l):iu E i ¥ Long Island Gen, 4< Louisville & Na Michiga 1 rpmm 53 1040-2 Co. a pullets, Morr's 4 fancy fancy, o'clock.) Bid . 10813 10230 Blue Ridge Calle 445 Nov. Blue Ridge cvpf 3 Blumenthal 8 ... | Borne-Scry al% - Bower Roller Bearing (all3)- Bowman-Biltmore Hotels 1st pf(d) £i% Bowman-Biltmore Hotels 2d pf (d).100s 063, 063, 963 | Bridgep't Mach__. 24 -~ 10132 104" 10412 | Brill Corp (A) A R R. Missou: 1 Paeific Tel. & Tel 1 8iin fl!l’ Penn-Dixie Coment gl e mp O S 8 o Binos, 1 Federal ‘Wt 812 a: eione G 55 45 orida. P&L, bs ‘54 Gary E&G b5 ‘34 st xw Gefll’l I Pw 'oa 7 104 104 2 in_ boxes. 13 chickens. all 'llhzn dry-picked, | Drossed pouitry: s, fresh-killed L sl A ong Island Light date, the week of August 5 was a| e a Tonsers, CLy-picked. | ptB@ i | Loudon Pk n t50e. g0y | Lynch Corp - s oge | 634 | McCord Rad (B). 14 .A(l(llllOllal Rlse + | Brill Corp (B) 2% | McWims Dred(4). a1 3; | Brill Corp ot 60 | Mangel Stores __ 834 | Bpectal Dispateh to The Star. ers | Brillo Mfg (60¢) 4% | Marion Steam Sh. 10 143, NEW YORK. September 21.—Egrn- preceding week; shipments were 10| 2000 cables. 5064 10-day billa. 508 | Brown Copt ____1 14 | Masonite Corp 12_250s 8 | ings for the tire and rubber industry | Der cent below and mew orders 16| Iialy. demand s a vn E ‘ i g iUl O ot ey N e 45 for the 4ull year 1936 should show | Per cent below that week, according | ye"fit35" egliirid o2 Vi Merch&Mfr A | even greater gains than during the | to reports to the National Lumber Holland, 67.8K; "Ner: e e g | Merel = | Manufacturers’ Association from re- | & " P pf (1.60) 25% | Merritt Chap & S. fls | first half, according to a new analysis o hasdiflatleoreiog Ve opeia P:rl‘zlfirlxlm B o1 Bulova W ev pf._. 7633 | Mesabi Iron i 15| appearing in Poor's Industry and In- = = hard 'ood. R.K5. Czechoslovakia Bunker H&S 12 813 | Mich Bumper C'p_ 344 vestment Surveys. tions of important hardwood and soft- | 251° Austria.” 1% nim: 35| “In the latter period, the combined | Wood mills. $Bin? Toko. SR Butler Bros. ... 12 | Mich Gas& Ol . | cabie El Prod vte. Al e Ny % | net income of the four largest manu-| Reported new business during the lca“;{“’ i ¢ %l Petrolvic(a).. & | facturers totaled $11,266,000, 64 per | week ended September 12 was 6 per (C:::llb ;:rc.gxém 214 | Middle States | cent over the $6.879,000 reported for|cent below production; shipments Carman & Co B_. 3 w a3y Petroivte(B)_ 1 the first six months of 1935. were 6 per cent below production. Carrier Corp 18)4 | Midland R"":“! | “Contributing to this improvement | Reported new business of the pre- Casco Products__. 19% | CONYV Pf (32) 1008 was a stable and fairly profitable price | vious week, ended September 5, was level for crude rubber and a higher | sbout the same ua production; ship- | ML RGN oK, A S 10| SERLT L VRS Jtopun, maderae | e, Tolorlne chaote T Bl e sales volume for ail rubber products.” | ments were 8 per cent below output. “r-v:u ‘ncl.ge 84 cents to $1.08. East | 0 Runse! 'Fum-nn U. 8. No, ! oats decreased 681000 v g o33 | MidI'd SU Prod(2) 1 s J1 2! H il C::: N * Mohawk Hudson e Production in the holiday week ¢ “Texes (Permian Basimd—Gravity | cute and ciipped ends 1 50 1, "n'z gfli’: e — E - i e Pt Cpra (et semle 56 cets (0 10" Norh Lowigane: Triumohs, ‘parly raded 2'in: Wasn Cent States s ended Septem as shown bY | ATkansas— Gravity scale. 75 cents to $1 10 Burbanks combination u.a. Elo convmE 1008 2 ohawk H 2d pf__ reporting softwood mills 3 per cent| Rocky Mountain area: Salt Creck Wyo. | In‘fl‘u Red McClures. TS No'1. ) g S No below the corresponding week (full :. Pennsylvania srade (Brad- AT CY s N0 ‘;nn‘; week) of 1935; shipments were 2 per LRI cent below and orders 4 per cent above Western N Y. & P: barrels, 1 Western Union Tel. FOREIGN EXCHANGES. close second. Reported production during the holiday week ended September 12 OIL 7 per cent fewer mills was 11 per cent | NEW YORK. September 21 (. —Foreign | below revised production figures of the | Sifcrs ‘in Sents: CGrest Britain." demand. | Expected to Show DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED NEW YORK. Septes 21— 2 A ptember -Dividends CHICAGO PRODUCE. CHICAGO. September 21 (¥.—Poultry Live. 23 trucks; sieady: hens. 4'z ; Jess than 4' Gt_Nor Charar 155 38 A Hall (W ] Shs A 47w 105 il Extra. = “n’: ‘]:‘,‘ :‘ Pe- Sik n' P: - 3 | United Milk Prod 5: bareback chickens. | Attorter Bros pftc M s, ns, 14; roosters, 14: Lesnorn | Puget Sound P & L vuuquolen “ Do 3 hf]('l' turkeys, 19 Pl aLwand: young white ducks. 42 pounds up, young colored. 14. small white duck: small colored, 11: old geese, 11} mn M young. 13, Mucharz CL:L.J pBuller 881 unsettled: ch lcole 340 2 Bt oS T emitn) O (RR-R0). 31 10-1 tralized” ca A CRUDE OIL PRICES. Hrebn crsied o locak 25; Gk 2344 | VISIBLE GRAT 3, 25 % TULSA. Okla.. Septembe: Bace | “Potatorss 00" on G g sy 'ptember 21 (. — Bas al 24 on track. 330: total U.8. NEW 2 e crude ofl prices: Mid-continent area: Ol shipments " Saturday. “a62 Sungey. Uin: | visiole P gy ey B et 10-10 10-15 11-1 11- 5 s 1043 1nn 10434 2 ) | Gen Stkyds 168 { Gen Stkyay or- ller State Ol nited Mill %’ Gas ank“ 00 Ontt Mk prod 7 p1-23 ty. 27 8R: 106.09% ‘New n—Nominal. 10- 14 rye decreased 285.- fin 268 508 NEW PLANT PLANNED. NEW YORK, September 21 (#).— Tide Water Oil Co. announced today a contract for construction of a pro- FOR INVESTMENT of First Cent States Elec Molybdenum Corp tes. --II 20 | Moore Dist (t50c) | Mount Prod (60c). Mueller Brass §0c grade in 207 same | 82 ‘same grade nesota. Cobblers.” partly araded: 1560145 at par and accrued Electric 7% pf 6114 b0 Centrifugal P 40c. i 5 Nat Auto Elb(fl). pane-butane rectification plant at its shipments and orders of last year's week. grade in Eureka lines § in Buckeye lines. $1.§ Cornime: $135 | —_— ale llADL(Y IEALL & HOWARD, Chi Flex Shaft +2_1250s 5423 Bayonne, N. J, refinery. The plant U.S. TREASURY POSITION. FOREIGN MABKETS. ot 108% 10431 10613 10815 10012 100% 73 73 73 983 97 a3 s '», vl—When illum mped. ility impaired by maturity. tCompanies reported in receivership. - INSURANCE STOCKS NEW _YORK. Seotember 21 (P.—S8e- euriy Dewiers Atsoeintion (Quotations as of % o'clock.) JBiE Asked. , 83 Am Ins News Am Reins (3) Am Reserve (1a Am Surety (21s) Aulomohlle (13) Balt Carolina *ty = ity of Nz' York 12007 ;‘onn Gen Lif (80 incol; ire o Fire (2) Liberty rece S P AR FEES & avel eu ng\ genchmn as) woR B unisana 9w SRRBR35! &F BOSTON WOOL MARKET.' September 21 (P (United N, s S of A.z,"fl".".:-’..,—?:, Quotations on bl to ubhfi n‘n n. { with closing Prices of Tast weel LERNER EXTRA VOTED. NEW YORK, September 21 (#).— Directors of Lerner Stores Corp. de- #vyclared an extra dividend of 50 cents and a regular quarterly of 50 cents on the common stock, payable Octo- ber 15 to stock of record October 8. i Chicago Rivet & M (t1%) - Chief Consol Childs Co pf. Citles Service_ 28 Cities Service pf. City Aut Stpg 60e. City & Suburban Homes (30c) - Claude Neon Lts_. Clev Tractor Club Aluminum - Cohn & Rosenbgr. Colon Develop Co td (The) Colt's PFA (1%)_ Columbta Gas & Elevev pf (5) ..2500 Columb Of] & Gas. 28 Com'with Eo (4)_. 4 Com'with & S war 99 Community PL 1stof____.___.. T6s Communit WatS_. 3 Consol Aircraft... 20 Consol Copper———. 46 Consol Gas of = Balto (3.60) __. "2 Consol M & S (2)-1008 Consol Retail Strs 8% pf (14). 108 Cons Roval (20c). 1 Cont Roll & Steel Foundry __. 6508 Cooper Bessemer. ¢ Cooper Besspf A 1 Cord Corp.__-. bt] Corroon & Reyn_. 10 Corroon & R pf A Cosden Oil Me (d) Creole Pet (a25c)- Crocker Wheeler_. Croft Brewing ... Crown Cent Pet... Crown Cork Intl (A) ($1) Crown Drug a20c.. Cuban Tob vte.__. Cusi Mex Minfng_ Darby Petr (50e). Dayton Rub (1) . Derby Oil& R.___ Detroit Gasket(1) Det Pap Prod 256 Det Stl Prod a50c - Diamond Shoe (2) 1008 Dictograph(albe). 16 Distilled Liquors. 1 Doehler Die- Casting (af0c).. 6 DominS&C (B).. 2 Dow Chem (2.40). 6 Draper C (12.40)_. 90s Driver Harris(1). 2 Dubelier Condens. 3 Duke Power (3)_. 1008 Eagle Pitch L 40e. 4 East'n G&F Asso. 10 East’'n Gas & Fuel Assoc pf - East’n Gas & Fuel prior pf (43) _ Eastn Sta Pw (B) Easy Washing Mach (B) t60¢ Edison Bros(1.60) Eisler Elec Corp. Elec Bond&Shar: Elec Bd&sh pf Electric Power Assoc (A) allc_. Elec Pwr & Lt optional war.... Elec Pwr & Lt 2d pf (A).. Elec Sharehol Electrographic t1. Emsco Derrick(1) BEquity Corp.__. Evans Wall Lea Ex-Cello Air albe. Fairchild Av new. Falstaff Brewery. Fanny Farmer Candy (500) -——- Fidelio Brewery.. First Nat Stores 18t pf (7)ceeen 18 18 18 % ¥ % 11334 113} 113% [Fisk Rubber __.. 3 % % 1§ Fisk Rubber pf__. 26s 611§ 613§ 613§ FlaP&Lpf......700s 52 504 62 Ford Motor (Can) A (a%6e). 4 28 224 28 Froedtert Gr & M conv pf (1.20)..300s 18 18 18 Gen Alloys Gen Firepr'f t40c_ Gen Invest Corp.. _ 1 R . | 1 184 185 18y 6 B ulX at Fuel Gas (1) Nat Gypsum (A)_ Nat Investors____ | Nat Invest war Nat Mfrs & Stores Nat P& Lt ot (6). 2000 Nat Service - Nat Steel (,lr ! td . Nat Union Radio_ b Nehi Corp. ___ - 2 New Brad O a - | New Eng T&T (5) 100 | NJ Zine (12) .750a Newm’'t Min Yl%. 2 N Y Auction ____. 1 N Y & Hond (11)_ 2008 1 | N Y Shipbldg Niag Hud Pwr. Niagara Hudson Pwr (A) war___ Niag Sh MdB a10c Niles-Bem-P (a1). Nipissing (a50c) Noma Elee (a40c). North Am L& P.. North AmL&P pf_ 1508 North'n N Y Util | North Pipe L(30¢c) Nor States Pwr A. Novadel Ag (2)_.. ©Ohlo Brass(B) (1) 100 Okla Nat Gas Co.. Oldetyme Distil Pacific Eastern.. PacifiecG& E 1stpf (1%)__ Pacific Ltg pf (6 Pan-Am Alr (1).. Pantepec Ofl _. Param’t Motors Penn Cent Light & Pwr pf (2.80). 50s Pennroad (b20¢).. <0 Penn P& L (7). __ 208 Pepperell Mfg (6) 50s Phila Co (80c) ... Phoenix Secur 8 Pie Bakeries 160c. 10 Pines Wint'rft(n) 2 Pioneer Gold Mines Ltd (80c) Pitney Bow: Pittsb’gh Forging Pitts & LE t2% _ 208 Pittsb’gh PG(12). 2 Pleas Val Wine. 2 Potrero Sugar .. 20 Powdrl& Alx60c. 7 Power C'p (Can) .. 25s Premier Gold t12¢ 3 Pressed Met 1% .. 2 Producers Royal. 4 Prosperity Co ( 4 Prudential Inve: 5 Pub Svs Ind pf... 1508 Pub Svs Ind pr pf. 80s Puget Sound P& Lof (5)._ 100 Puget Sound Pwr &Lt36pf .___ 1008 Quebec Power (1) 758 Rainbow Lum (A) 2 Raym’d Concrete._ mo- Red Bank Reed R B new t30s l Reeves (Dan) 60c. 1 Reynolds Invest.. Richfield Ol of Galif pf (4) ____ Richm’d Radiator. Root Pet'm (a25c). Rossia Intl Corp... Royal Typewriter. Rustless Ir & Stl_. Ryan Consolid'd_. Safety Ch&L (4). St Regis Paper._. 8t Regis Paper pf. Salt Creek P(80c) Schiff (The)Co (3) Scovill Mfg albc._ Sexal Lock & H _. Seiberling Rubber Selected Indus.... Selected Indus allott ctfs(5%).400s Belected Indus prior pf (5%) _ 1008 Seversky Aircraft 21 Shattuck Den Min 10 Shenandoah Corp. 1 Shenand’h Corppf 1 Sherwin-Will ’:.).ua- 234 | Sherwin-WilI' lon- Dt new (5) . 108 1104 1 Binger MIg (16).. 40s 334 lu will be capable of producing 45.000 Stocks and Sales— Dividend Rate. Add 00. High. Low. Close. 1 ] | Sonotone C(alc). 4 | So Penn Ofl(t1%4) 7 South'n Calif Ed | Singer Mfg Ltd rcts (a28 4-5¢) .. % 6% Smith Corona vte. 27 27% 2% 9% Ll 1 28% 1 1% uthl'd Roy 40c-. 1 3 Spencer Chain Stores (60c) .. 2 Square D pf A 2.205008 Stand Inv cum pf. §0s Stand Oil Ky 1.40. 7 Stand Oil Neb Stand Oi1 O aZ5e Stand Pwr & Lt_ |Stand P& Lot __ Stand Prod (a25c) Stand Sil&Ld a2c-. Sterchi Bro: Sterl'g Bre Sterling Inc(ase).- Stetson (J B)_ Stroock & Co a7sc 1508 Stutz Motor.. Sullivan Machins_ Sunray Oil (a5¢)_. Sunray Oil cum pf (2%) - Sunshine Min (2). Swiss Oil (40¢)__. ‘Taggart Corp.. Tasteyeast(Del)A Taylor Dist (b5e). Technicolor Inc_.. Tenn Elec Pwr 1st pf (7)o Texas Gulf Prod .. Texon Oil & L 60c Thermoid Co pf_ 3508 Thew Shovel Coal 1008 Tilo Roof (150c) _ 2 Tob Prod Ex(10c) 4 Trans-Lux Daylite Pic Sn (20¢) ... Tri-Contl C war_. Tubize Chatillion. Tubize Chatl (A)- Tung-Sol Lamp n. Twin Coach a20¢... Union Gas of Cana (a22%e). Unit Corp war.. Unit Gas Corp.. Unit Gas C war. Unit Gas pf(31%) Unit G&E] pf(7) . Unit Lt & Pw (A). Unit Lt & Pw (B). Unit Lt & Pw pf__ Unit Milk Pa50c_. 60s United ShipydsB. 3 Unit Shoe M t2%4.100s Unit Shn Mach (1%) us E‘oIllBl(lon) U S & Intl Secur__ Unit Verde Ex ay Unit Wall Paper.. Utah Apex_______ UtahP& L n% (32.91 2-3c) 1268 704 693 Utica GEE pf (7). 30s 101 101 10i UtilitlesPwr & Lt 18 1} 1% 1Y% gallons of propane and 7,500 gallons | of butane daily. ] During the week ended September 12,548 mills produced 236,345,000 feet of hardwoods and softwoods com- bined: shipped 221,838,000 feet; i LONDON, _September 21 (. —Stock prices were strong and_active today. | industrial section. especially steels baccos. silk and shipping issues com: | ing ‘most attention.- Trans-Atlantic shares By tpe Associated Press. ooThe position of the Tr znn»xuhes mtr 35 yea Sonthern Buildine | | | - inzton ‘ income producing - building { | sury on Eep- 123 36782 80: " balance, | tunmml receipts for | 5,1 51 | booked orders of 222,716.000 feet vised figures for the preceding week | bo» Util Pwr & Lt pt.. 2000 l‘)‘ 85“ uu Utility Equities 5 Utility & Induspf. 1 4 4 A Venezuela Petrol.. 1 1} 14 1} Wayne Pump . 9 34y 83% 33y w VaCoal&Coke 7 3% 8% 8% AirEx(n). 1 8 8 8 W tern Auto upply A (3)___ 60s 66 56 &6 West'n Md pf____. 20s 112)4 112 112 Wll‘l.:ltl‘;nIOll-O- (a25¢) ... 4 WY K 1y Wil-low Cafe pf_. Woodley Pet(40c) Wright Harg t40c l'l TYoungstown Steel Door (aZe) .- Yukon Gold (aSe). 3 87 363 36% o K B W Re- were: Mills, 174.000 feet: 590; production, 266 shipments, 245,418,000 | feet; orders, 266,135,000 feet. 21 | g NEW YORK BAR SILVER. NEW YORK, September 21 (#.— Bar silver quiet and unchanged from Friday, September 18, at 44%. | lower. 44,501 s0ld at higher prices with Woolworth. Ltd . being in good demand. Home rails German | s and the mining group aiso scored advances, PARIS tone. mal in prices. French rentes 140" centimes above FPrid: finished anc_ Bank of Prance shares were Quoted | au 6,425 francs, o MONTREAL SILVEB. MONTREAL September 21 ( —Silve: futures with 6.310, Dtember March. 44.50b. YES — We Are Making Loans LOANS to retail stores to finance season- al purchases—loans to manufacturers to cover peak production periods—loans to wholesalers who are getting ready to pur- chase inventory—loans to individuals to meet unusual needs or to buy or build AMERICAN SECURITY The Bourse closed with a firm | taining a general improvement | 0% assets, ) 10370500 054755, NEW YORK. September 2 hed ‘Steady, unchanked 1o 10 | rubber 0b: o December. | hisher, 16.60b: March. 16, futures ovened Sentember. . 165 homes—in short, loans to promote activi- ties in all sorts of ways. Whatever it is that you need lcredit for at this time, or in the near future, we invite you to come in and discuss it with an officer of American Security. AND TRUST COMPANY Largest Capital and Surplus of any Washington Trust Company £r0: a decrease of the previous day: FIRST TRUST LOANS Long-tenn REFINANCING . , . Lowest Rates . . . 3-Year Con- struction Loans . . . 3% 3Y2% BOSS & PHELPS MORTGAGE CO. 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