New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 5, 1923, Page 13

US.STEELNOTTO SUASH 1S PRICES Gury Absolutely Denis Reports To This Efect New York, Oot s that the United States Bieel corporation wes constderi reduction in steel were denled yesierday by Elbert H, Gary, chairman of e of directors. The rumor aress from the reporied taking by some independent steel companies of bustness at prices below ourrent fovels and the possibility that his foreshadowed a general eut in prices By the leading unit of the industry Actual market conditions as por trayed by Iron Age in its current re. wiew of the Industry refleet a fur ther slight gontraction in the output both pig fron and steel as the last of the year arrives, Consump- mnnrud to be at a high rate, in some lines there is a fall- from that of early summer, er sellers por puyers are fesue as to prices for for- delivery. recognized on both sides that conditions may prevall for some weeks,” the report says. “Com- plste returns show a plg iron pro- duction of 3,126,612 tons In the thirty duyn of September, or 104,184 tons a day, against 3,449,493 tons in Aug- ust, or 111,274 tons a day. After having reached a dally rate of 124,- 000 tons at the peak in May, pig iron output is now back to the 104,000 ton rate of January. “Soptember operations of the Steol Corporation are estimated at about 87 per cent of ita steel making capac- fty. The output of independent steol companies averaged not far from 70 per cent of capacity last month and , the {mprovement of that rate in Oc- tobar will call for an early pleking he major tonnage products— shapes and bars. le rallroad car buying and oll tank contracts are absent, Chicago district mills are still booking rails, the total already taken for the first half of 1924 being put at 260,000 tons. The Chesapeake and Ohio has just or- dered 17,000 tons at Chicago and 13,- 000 tons In the east. The Missour! Pacific is expected to buy 30,000 tons and other roads yot to contract are the Chicago and Northwestern, Nickel Plate, Santa Fe, Rock Island, Mis- souri, Kansas and Texas, Cotton Belt and Pennsylvania.” The Iron Trade Review sald: “Revival of steel buylng on a board seale has not yet made its appear- nince, but the arket continues to ex- ibit evidence of sound underlying ' gonditions. Stocks with a number of consumers apparently are reaching a spot where they demand replenish- ment. September business, while not up to expectations for all producers, was not discouraging. Distribution was uneven, but on the whole it was ahead of August. Steel Corporation thills profited hest from the new ton- nage.” .. Sons of Veterans' auxillary No. 1 will hold a soclal Friday afternoon from 2:15 to 5 o'clock in G. A, R, Fall. The senior choir of 8t. Mary's church will hold a rehearsal in the church this evening at 8 o'clock: TWO WORKMEN RILLED Wareham, Mass, Oct. 4. — Two wWorkmen employed by a construction eompany in unloading stone from a car in the Tremont junction freight yard of the N. Y. N, H. and H. rall- road, were killed tpday. The men, Manuel Sylvia and Bernard Martin, both of Providence, went through a hopper in the car floor and were crushed under the wheels, when a train being backed from a'spur track crashed into the car, Q’. 08 n;n lnlu(lt: of our garba 3 Yfi y dunzy th:l odg: keop discase-spreading flies " Sylpho-Nathol, the coal-tar s many times stronger most disinfectants. It kills as it el B deal. fi‘m Je15c, 35c, 63 and THE SULPHO.NAPTHOL CO. Boston, Mass. Homes for sale! The Want Ads tell Where to buy and where to sell READTHE WANTADS NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTORER 5, 1028, Jewelry Dept. 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