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MONDAY EVENING OaklanD JANUARY; 6, 1930 2.9 1828 UTILITY NEW YORK STOCK MARKET INSURANCE STOCKS By riViw. Cavalier Co. Sales la lOOs. SOUND GRIM IN AVIATION IS FOHEGflST Clos 12 ale tsj 1 0(1 a. HigU Low 6 Phil 13 12 2 Philylu Moris.

8 SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 6. Last NEW Jan. following is a list of sales on the Stock Exchange today, with- the high.l ow and closing prices and the annual dividend rates. Sales In hundreds of shares.

JB Abitiltl 30 2h .30 Sales In lOOs. High. Low. Close. 2S Calum Hec.

32 30 32 1 Campbell Wy. a 19t 39 7 Can 1 Ale. -64 63 63 7 Can Pac .....190 18s 189 9 Cannon Mills. 28 27 "27 Align ww Clos 52 62 62 .247 243 245 31 11 11 48 47 4SXi 67. 661,, K74.

Gen Cigar 86 Gen Kleo i El 56 Gn Foods Bid Asked PAID OUT B'i GEN. MOTORS 8 8 34 35 73! 73 8 555 540 Aetna Ins American Alliance. 2 Gn A. 1 1 TEMhHI Associated Ins 6 5 Bankers Shippers raru Uii. a i -SI 3 Aoitiui pr is 80 Adamg; t(tt ti 7B 73 64rT54H 1 0 li 10 14 10 HI 64 10 JU Lc tJi, 3 Jli itl 7 Gen Mills 50 60-iu 320 Gen Mot 42 4 1 i 41 t.

vaierpinar 64 '4 5 Cavangh Dobb 10 Ailams lixp pr 3 Advance Rum. 12 87 Vt 111 Calif sAte Life 60 Conn tlen Life ContintI Casualty Insurance 60 2'4 34 45 106 100 3 do 7 pfd ..120 -11 9 120 2 Gen Outdr Ad 35 14 35 35 73 Celotex Co 43 38 I Cent Aguirre 26 35 Ahumada Lead Air 126 21 1- 2 34 -45X4 106 100 28 64 14 98 61 69 2 Air Way IS A 13 Ajax Rubber. Coroon Crum Forster Heads of Leading Concerns 29 16 Philips Pet 35 1 Pier Ar pf 73 4 Pierce Oil 1 -1 Pier Oil 81 9 Pierce Pet 2 2 Pldsbury Fl 34 3 Pirelli 46 1 Pitts Coal pf .106 130 Pitts Steel 8 Poor Co 30 2 Prt-Ric-Am To 64 1 do 14 2 Postal Tel 9,8 12 Prairie G. 62 3 Prairie Pi Li 69 13 Pressd Stl Car 9 9 Proc Gamb. 64 1 Prod Refin.

8 50 Prophylactic 48 103 Pub Ser CP NJ 86 191 Alaska 64 14 iVew Construction in Gas and Electricity Calls for Greater Portion of Total. Sloan Tells 'Stockholders Company Has Entered Air- craft and Radio Fields, i 29 j654 60 137 37 13 68 70 98 32 900 33 48 65 .39 42 72 4t do Fed Land Value 28 Fireman's Fund ..100 Ftremn of Newark 9 24 li 97 9U'4 98 Si Say Industry Is Nearing Healthy Operation. 01 Alleghany 2 Alleghany pf. 2 Alleghany pf. 1 Al 4 4 26 31 1P8 65 39 206 64 15 37 14 37 24 43 84 23 59 7 31 108 63 37 204 3 15 36 14 37 24 42 84 23 128 2194 23i 97 auy.

257 121 21 7 6 Cent Aloy St 32 20 do pfd 108 76 Cerro Pasco 65 18 Checkr Cab 39 4 Chesa Ohio. 206 4 Chesa Corp 1 64 2 Chi 111 Ry 15 4 do pfd 37 1 Chi Gt West 14 1 do pfd 37 3 ChiMiISP 24 14 Chi 43 7 W. 84 1 clllJJ'n 23 4 Chi'ii 52 Globe Rutgers Great Am Ins 9. Al 32 6 130 142 41 15 23 101 33 J35 33 62 -6S 40 44 75 45 71 16 25 53 210- 78 60 53 NEW YORK, Jan. 6.

Growth 8' 23. 90 91) 'i 257 121 60 i 2 20 7i 29 7'A 4 Hi 119 8 8 5 do ctf 16 38 30 Gen Pub Ser. 35 34 4 Gen Ry Signal S9 87 13 Gen Refract 69 67 35 Gillette Raz 104 102 3 Gimbel 13 13 7 Glidden Co 33 32 9 Gobel Inc. 34 14 73 Gold Dust' 39 38 20 Goodrich 44 42 23 Goodyr 67 65 3 do 1 pfd 91 90 12 Gotliam Hos B4 23 1 Gould Cplr A. 8 8 34 Grahm Paige 10 10 24 Granby Con Mi 69 54 1 Grand Un pf 37 37 1 Grant (W T) 35 35 2 Gt North Ry 97 97 7 Gt Nor Ir Ore.

20 20 5 Gt West Sug 31 46 Criirshv Gru 39v 48 48 Hanover Ins Hartford Fire Ins. Home Fire Mar 39 Home Insurance -Ins Co of Amer. In aviation is foreseen by the head: of leading companies in the in 84 85 32 Allis Ch Mf 51'4 1 Anial Leather, 2r' 4 Amerada 21 1 Am As Chem. 7 1 Am Ag Ch pf SDVi 1 Am Beet Sug 74. 5 Am Bosch Mag 49 li Records of the Ballroad Commission' show that during 1929' it authorized the Issuance of of stock, bonds and notes.

143 143 2 do xs pro 143 107 107X4 fur Internatl Re-Ins dustry. They expect 1930 to see even further expansion and growth in 51 52 B6 67 57 PullnaiT 87 2 PudVm. Aleg Su 7 4 119 1 CKIfP 6 pf.100 lOOfc 100 The total amount authorized Is 6 7 14.ii Am Br pf tne totals of sales and miles flow: Fire Ins. Natl. Liberty Ins Natl Surety 10 Am Br tsov C.

M. Keys, president, Curtiss 121 119 106 Am Can 119 15X4 73 23 24 53 52 210 200 Occidental Ins Wright said: "I believe that is PujrrTii 24'a 24 24 10 Prtfe Oil 112 312 38 Purity Bak 81 78 79 440 Rad Crp of A 44 42, 4:1 1 Ani 81 814 81 somewhat below the amount au thorlzed during 192S and is considerably below-the amount au thorlzed during 19.27. The grand total of publicity ee 2 Am Chain pC. 2 the greater part of the inevitable deflation of aviation is over and Pac Amer. Fire Pac Indemnity! Pac Mutual Life 1 ni 1 25 2S 2 Child.i Co 60 69 60 504 Chrysler 38 37 38 2 City 41 41 29 City 10 9 9 119 City 77 75 73 I Cluett Peabody 31 29 30 50 Cluett 174 176 I Coca Colli 4St- 4X7 497- 54 that all well-founded and welLfin 66 Gulf Mob "Kr 42 40 43 82 V4 81 74 55 Phoenix- (Hartford) Providence-Wash curities authorized by the com ancea industries in the trade can now see their way clear to a sound 21 36 36 Kad of A pt 72 2 Radio CofA pf 65 -42 Rad Keith Or.

21 400 Rand Mines 35 37 Raybes Manh. 35X4 2 Reading Co .122 1 Reading 1 pf. 48 Rossla Ins 40X4 mission since it assumed Jurisdiction over such Issues on March 23 1912. the effective date of the Pub ana constructive growth in 1930 Sll llnek XBl pf. SNV4 40 do pfd A.

27 16 Hahn Dept St. 13 3 do pfd 73 4 Hall Prtg 29 Vi 60 Harbsn Walkr 60 -i Am 41 '4 ATnTWiwrTTu 2U78 3 36 2S Ami Ror Pow 96 do 7 pt 10. do 6 pf 1 do 2nd 7 pf. 96 10 Ani Haw, KS 21 1.4 2 Am Tome Prod 56X4 20 Am Ice 394 1 tin nf i7 39 22 a Fuel 42 39 50 Colo Sou 23 22-199 77 75 122 48 41 2 a '4 35 92 t. 108 9 6 4 20 56 39 87 '4 3I4 104 213 1430 55 7 -42 St Fire Mar 203 Travelers Ins 1400 Westchester Fire 50 Coast Life Ins.

6 6 States Life Ins. 40 40 hfs is particularly true' of the manufacturing companies and the 75 4 3 Rels co 1 do pfd ....100 106 106 lic Utilities Act, Is 12.882,826,65,9. The amounts authorized by years DETROIT, Jan. 6. In distrib.

toting to common stockholders over' $13,000,000, representing the ex- tra dividend declared on November 14. 1929, Alfred P. Sloan president of General Motors says that stockholders will have received an aggregate Income of approximately $166,000,000 applicable to 1929 earnings, which compare with $174,704,769 in 1928. The total number of General Motors stockholders, Sloan points out. has Increased the last year to approximately 200,000 trom 71.009 with the increase especially marked during the last 60 days.

Sloan added: "During the last few months there been an important widening' in scope of General Motors activities. We have made certain investments for the purpose, of strengthening our position In tha automotive filed. We are now identified with the airplane Industry through interests in the Bendlx Aviation Corp. and Fokker Aircraft Corp. of America.

We have entered the field of radio by association with Radio Corp. of America through' the organization of General Motors Radio Cor 102 Rem Rand 28 oasic transportation units 00 rts 14 14 14 23 12 "The outstanding feature nt 192 since that date are aa follows: 29') 13 3 has been ttie pouring of enormous -19 35 33 is 3. 27 1P4 73 4 T2 49 1 24 19 45 39 63 1912 (March 23-Dec. 31). 55.331.305 2 Hartman 16 15X4 16 10 Havti.L'l Ry pf 72 73 i2 4 Hayes 8 8 8 1 Helme GW 88 88 88 2 Hercules Mot.

23 22 23 'J Hercules Powd 85 85 85 HS Am SSt 73 4 72 1913 116,437,462 mounts of capital lN aviation 30 13 25 77 23 41 29 3 6 tj 93 108 96 i 96 21 56 'A S9 871,4 38 31 14 104 114 215 112 47 1 4 81 '4 101 80 3114 24 83 226.725,501 30 pf 12 Am Loco 105 1 do nf 114 The outstanding feature of 1930 will probably be tremendous growth 49 114 215 46 Hershey. Choc 81 77 79 26 Reo Mo 12 30 Rep I 75 2 Reynld Sprg 4 Re.yn Spr rts. 80 Reyn Tob 73 80 Reyn Tob B. 60' 1 Rhine Wstp rt 1 23 Rich Oil 44 14 Rio (ill 19,4 2 Rltter Pent 47 6t Rossla Ins 40 24 Ros Dtch Sh. 63 2 Snfewnv S(r 1 (.1 1 113,332,572 386,633.146 98,232,917 62,972,717 40 in the number of miles flowvu.

es 2 Am Mach Fd 215 20 do nf x-war 112 YIELD EQUALS REST OF EMI 24 i pecially in air mail and miscerfane 113 47 tjvL i-uiuiim iirapn m4, 29 Columb 2 do rts 3 6 Com Credit 25 1 do 6 77 50 do pfd ..23 17 Cum lnv Tr. 41 41 Comincrc Solv 30 372 Comwlth South 14 6 Conde Nast Pb 48 13 Congoleuni N. 34 14 Consul 47 30 Consol Cig 6 68 2 Cons Film Ind 16 6 do pfd 19 19 Consol Ous 2 do pfd 100 12 do cvt 90 89 89 14 Houdaille Br 21T 20 21 1 Hhold Fin pf 60 0 60 6 Houston 65 54 56 79 Howe 39 38 39 ous flying. I expect to see thi 72,774,902 5 Am Metal 47tf 5 Am Piano 1 50 do pf 4 "39 45 48 29X4 1 48 4 a 'h measured in nine figures within 352,1 19,927 145,379,594 176,531,606 3 Am Lt.C pf 83 53 1914 1915 1916 1917 1918 1919 1920 1921 1922 1923 1924 1925 1926 1927 1928 1929 jne next 12 months. FORD CHIEF OX Ol'TLOOK 2 do 8 pf loii 2 Hud Han 46 46 181 Hudsn Mo Car 62 59 60 Sil Hup Motor Car 24 23 23 3 do pf A stud.

80 80 70 do Pf ..106 106 W. B. Mayo, chief engineer, Ford 3 96,802, 237.875.847 I 16 19 9a 33 St Joe Lead 51 45 112 106 61 92 60 Xi Motor company: "Prospects for if in lent ...131 140 21 Ind 23 22 22X 332,037,049 395,098,168 262,323,193 IiW business in the aeronautical Indus try for 1930 are good. In my opin 78 lnrin Mot 7 6 NEW TO'RK, Jan 6. Production of electricity for public use during 1929 Is estimated by National Electric Light association at 25 42 Am Rad St Ban SI 14 6 Am Repub 24 3G Am Rolling M.

84 12 Am Rolling rts 8 Am Seating 21 14 1 Am Ship C. 114 60 Am Km rtef. 76 I Am Snuff 42T4 30V4 24 83 201' 42-a 111 1 148.929,337 Ion the year" greatly exceed 77 23 40 29 14 48 13 44 67 16 19 99 100 49 1 .44 6 89 37 50 80 .09 5 23 31 89X4 31 25' 25 xju an pia 42 3U 4J 11 Indian Refin. 18 17 18 40 103,288,473 44T iZ3 at every point, in miles flow 3 do ctf 16 16 1(1 ,97.000,000,000 an increase of and in passengers, mail and expresn -10 26 Total ..12,882,826,659 6 89 37 51 The volume of sales. in 50 do pf 100 2 StL 92 92 11 St Southw.

60 60 1 Savage Arms. 25 25 8 Schulte Ret S. 6 5 60 do pfd 40 40 19 Seaboard ALU 10- 9 do pfd 26 26 2 Seagrave 11 11. 403 Sears Roebuck 6 82- 1 Second Nat lnv 11 11. 11 Serve.1 Inn 8 8 1 Sharp Dohm B5 55 119 Shattuck 40 39X4 fi Shell Un Oil 23 23 2 Shuhert Theat 9 8Xs 135 Simmons 92X4 88 1930.

will exceed the last year by HOW SION'EY USED The amounts, of securities au 1 inuaae 25 25 .18 Indus 118 114 118 2 Ingersoll Randl60 16u 160 3 Inland 73 70 73 67 Inspiratn Cop. 30 26 30 11 86 11 a in Kieei hurs. 4a 14 48 21 -1 '4 75 42 IOO14 47 63X4 304 19 26 220 reasonable increase and I think 30 59 everybody will agree this, is all we thorlzed to be Issued to finance construction costs decreased dur 55 1 Am Stores 47 2 Am Sugar Ret 6314 do pf 104 6 Am Sumatra 20 41 6X4 I tons Kit Cuba 61 14 Consol Textile 1 13 font Bak A. 44 8 Coot Bak 6 1 Cunt Bak pfd. 89 3611 Cont Bank 37 49 Cont Can 51 4 Cont Dla Fibre 30 6 Cont Ins 60 37 Cont Mot 6 25 Cont Oil Del 23X4 10 Cont Shares 31 16 Corn Products 90 9 Cont Shares 31 85 Coty 29 .4 Crm of Wheat.

23 6 Crosley Radio. 19 2 Crown Cork 47 6 Crucible Steel. S9X. should expect. 11 Insur Shar Cor 14 13 14 6 Interhoro Tr 23 22 23 47 394 104 2a 2I 119 "Aviation is fundamentally 23 31 ing JS29 irom tO f71, 718,736.

It appears that this de 120 Am Tel Ca 27 Jiu i.ase iron. 26' 2.1 25 poration. WIDENING ACTIVITIES "These acquisitions, together with Important developments through the Frlgldalre have resulted and will still further result through natural evolution In an Increasing diversity of General Motors activities, and should accomplish a more effective capitalization of our manufacturing plants and equipment, our organization and our extensive distributing system throughout the world. "It must, however, be fully recognized that General Motors is engaged primarily in the automotive Bound no question about it. His 1 Jntercon Rub 6 6 1 9 91 89 25 Am Tel Tel.

223 Am To1r 200 tory proves the lastest 1 99 A I over the production of 1927 and equaling the combined output of the rest of the world. During the past seven'years the Industry has added 13,600,000 kilowatts, an equivalent of approximately 18,000,000 horsepower, to Its generating capacity to keep pace with demand for power. During 1930, total output probably will exceed 100,000,000,000 kwh. for the first time in NEW CUSTOMERS. With regard to distribution, It Is estimated the Industry addeST new customers durlnffjshe, year.

iaa 65 Sine Co Oil 24 24 of transportation has not onlyNiJ 28 5 Am Too pf. ,12014 120U 12014 intermit Agn 4 4 4 1 Jut Cement 87 87 87 261 Int Comb ling 7 6 7 2 Sine Co 109 109 ways succeeded but has led the van Cl'l 38 do pfd 39 36 39 181- 201 Aviation will be no exception, it is SKelly (III 31 31 Vi 17 Snider Pk 20 28 29 .18 46 89 47 crease was due In part to the fact that during 1928 a considerable volume of stock was authorized to be issued by telephone companies for purposes which were not of an annual nature and by the fact that few gas and electric companies found It necessary or desirable to expend large sums production ound to outstrip all other methods 11 Am Ton n. ..303 201 46 Am Wat Wks. 9414 aj 4 Am Wool Kli 21 2 Am Wtc SU Kii 3 Solv A III 96 95 95 01 jiu Harvest xii xuv4 1 do pfd 141 341 341 i 3 6 Int Tlydr Ml A 34 32 33 92U 22v 'if4 or transportation. Graham B.

Grosvenor, president, 55 Am Znu 1 1 9 67 110 1 10 18 Am 7, nf 63ti f. 12 South Ca 58 67 57 1 Sou Dalr A 38 18 18 1 Sou Pair 3X4 3 3 9 Sou Rl 26 4 South Rwy 32 3(1 Aviation "Nineteen 63 '4 7 Cop 78 751; 7si buslnesMajd Its affiliated Indus- twenty-nine saw many consollda 4 bringing the total to about Anchor 7 taciiuies, it appears, however, 3 do pfd 110 2 Cuba Cano Sgr 1- 6 Cuba Co 10 10 Cuban Am Sgr 7'i 1 Cuba Cane pf. 9 Curtiss Wrglit 8 38 iln A 15 (I ll11vl.11 4 lie 111 SO 1 Debnlims Sec. 23 110 1 9 '-7 14 III 23 '7 TCrTeir-H3uccess is. importantly link- tions in aviation and the building Jnt jMtch ptc 67 66 42 Int Mr Mar ctf 30 28 163 Int Nick Can.

32 31 1 do pfd 118 118 1 Int Pap 68 68 2 wo 7s pfd 82 81 1 Int pw BJ5. 15 1 do 15 ti 000 consumers now served. Of What electrlo and gas companies ed with that of the manufacture or a stronger financial foundation 1 south 9u ax ox 2 Knang CbalfanO 20 20 24 Andes Cop M. 34 7 Arch Dan Mid -2-64 26 'X 27 Arm Co 111 A continued the expenditure large 15 in upon which the industry will grow, these, nearly 20,000,000 are household users. While consumption In 25 Sparks 16X4 3Va lfi sums of money for' transmission but there is still much to ho done 20 Arm Co III H.

314 23 20 STiear ft SCO. 6Vi 6 and distribution facilities. The re factories Increased 10, household 1 Al'lloM Const fi: ex. 7 do pfd 81 81. nnd much aid necessafS'y to hasten .118 11N 118 4 Splcer 24 23 '4 23 DO Deere pfd 4 Tiela II ud 10 Asso Dry' fids.

29' 514 32 318 58 82 1 5 12 81 94 62 6 Hi 108 110 75 23 20 V. 1 Spiegel 36 36 36V .162 161 1H1 J. ports of the commission show that for new properties, California-Ore ine growth. EXPRESS SERVICE 1'RGKD 4 Atchlsn 5 I fc. 1 Del West.140 140 140 li.

i stand uranos. 2( 2 1 2(" 4 Stan Com Tub 6 6 5 IB Atl 4 If A WI 7.1 14 2110 14, 2110x4 gon Power Company was authorized to issue 1.500,000 of com 1 At! filM-WI tif Kft Cfl 43 Stand Gas F.I .117 118 115 "Air express seems the most logical source of revenue to bridge J4II J4 6X4 7 21 Atlantic 39 mon stock: Pacific (las and Elec the gap between air mail and pas 4 Auburn 200 195'; 1 Detroit Kd ...200 X4 20 Diamd Match. 14 5 rinmw Mines 7 3 Iioniln Stores. 6 llrug Inc 78 10 Dn-nhlll Inter. 34X 20 Du 1'ont.

do N120 10 Int Print Ink. 94 94 10 do pfd 62 62 ti 2 Inter Shoe, 61X4 61 I- Int Silver 10S 20 do pfd 110 310 183 Int Tel Tel. 75. 734 1 Inter! vpe 23 9 Investors Kq 20 19 Jenel Tea 47 41X4 123 Johns. Mnnv .128 J24 60 Jones Lg St.

11 5 318 9 Jordan Mo Car 2 2 2 Stand 64 64 64 23 Stan Oil 6 1 Xj 61 06 Stan Oil 66 65 65 24 Stan'Oll 33-8232 106 tric Company, 122,752,000 of stock: aenger transportation. The problem 77 '4 Southern California Edison Com 1 Aust 4 4 1 Afcltoaales 7 7 1 Ant St Itz A 57H: :it.t. 77 i 34 117 or working out a sound aerial ex 3 4 1 17 3 StHn PI GI. 411X4. pany, $16,400,000 of Rtock and press system now is receivne in 37 Ti 11 Avla '''firn 6 rv.

127 1 1 7 1 do deb 117 117 117,000,000 of bonds; San Diego tensLve study and 1930 likely vttil 10 141 11 iii i.nco ntyt, Consolidated Oas and Electric 2 176 See this problem nearer solution 60 tin Id Loco pf .1 If, 114 118 2 NI 68 Company, 3, 000,000 bf stock 37 10 36 39 81X4 44 "That certain phases of the iiiii 11 sou si Ni 29 36 39X4 81 V4 45 0 Bn.lt Ohio. .1 16 I 1 Halt A Oh nf 80 sn aviation industry have expanded Hilst Itoll Mill. TtVt 4 Kastniun Knd.178 376 27 Faton Ax Hp. 31 29 I Kltingon Schl. 9 9 21 HI Aulo Llti.

86 85 10 do pld 106 14 106 I Kl Boat 4 4 133 Kl Pow Ai Lt 53 50 Santa Maria Gaa Company, of stock; and Southern Counties Gas Company of Califor 41 85 20 Hiunbergi'i" pf. 107(4 1M7V4 more rapidly than they could be I Tlnngnr At Ar. 6: 106 6: absorbed into the business and 7 Starret 38 12 Sterling See A 10 7 Sterling Sec. pf 37 3(1 Stew 40 2 Slone Web. 82 48 Studebaker 46 15 Submar Boat.

2 Sun Oil 69 11 Super Stl 23 I Sweet Co 9 3 Symington A. 8 it qlrliHrib 17V 19 Ten Ch. 13 43 Texas Cl 56 ion Ilarker Uro 16K 4 69 22 nia, jiz.uou.ooo of stock. In add! economic scheme, must be ad 21 fiarnet Leath 2:) tlon, there was pending at the mltted. During the new I11r11sd.1l A Ml 9 8 and sale of motor cars.

"Production of motor cars during Just quarter of 1929 was on a reduced scale as compared to the previous period of the year and somewhat less than the corresponding period of 1928. This does not in any sense indicate a change in the trend of retail sales. RETAIL SALES IS INDEX "The movement ot cars at retail Is, after all, the only real index to the position of the industry. The last quarter of the year is always low from a production standpoint because of the custom of readjusting plants and equipment incident to the revision of models fcr the new year. The trend is toward more and more of such changes taking place at the end of the year.

"General Motors retail sales during the last quarter of 1929, so far us can be estimated at this writing, somewhat exceeded the corresponding quarter of 1928. Furthermore, although complete figures are not available at this writing, our total retail sales for 1929 were practically the same as our- per formance of'1928. "With a sound financial position, an effective organization and a widely-flung and highly-developed dealer organization. General Mlxors enters the new year with the ex. share of 'the' bunsinetashrdlurdlti 2 10I Pow Lt ptln7 307 the year an application of large number of the ill-i consumption increasea lti'c.

Approximately of the population of the United States now lives in electrically-wired homes, and In the past seven years 9,600,000 homes have been connected tip to receive electric service for the first time. Electrical development la proceeding at a rate far ahead of population growth. Between 1912 and 1827, the population of. the United States increased 24, electricity generated Increased 626, the number of consumers increased 465 and the population living In electrlcsllv-wlred home. 520.

CONNECTED. During the past three years, approximately 250,000 farms' have been connected for electric service, making a total, of more than 500,000 farms now served by electricity. The value of plant and equipment at the end of 1929 Is estimated at $11,000,000,000, being exceeded in amount only by agriculture, steam railroads and the oil-producing and refining industry. Cross revenues from, the sale of electricity during 1929 are estimated by the Electric Light association to approximate J07 711 33 70 20 HVvilk 1 pf. 99 southern California Edison Com 36 26 "3 29 222 75 60 3 SVJ' 95 4 7 37 5 34 J14 116 80 107 63 16 23 14 23 99 "2 15 73 HI 3 6 3 93 1 23 53 72 4 65 31 1ri 14 70 65 V4 84 10 .1 3 1 11314 'a 22 34 '4 10 4 H.Wort Oil 15'i and improperly financed projects wfll fail as they have in other large 1TV4 13 55 3 pany to Issue an additional of Its common stock to carry on its construction work during 4 liflit Cr 74 2 Hechnut Pk.

62 7 nendix Avla 37U 2 do pfd 68 4 Knyser (.1) 41 20 Kelly-S Tire. 4 20 do 6r it 86 100 do 8 22 6 Ki'Ikv-Hrv 25 29 Kelvlnator 7 292 Kennecof Cop. 60 I Knibly- Clk 49 31 Kolst Rnd 4 9 Kraft Ph Chs 39 19 Kresge 34 1 Kress II 65 76 Kreug Tol. 24 32 Kroger Groc 45 22 Lanihert 100X4 25 Lee Rub R- 7 30 Lehigh. pf.io', 2 Lehigh Val.

73 5 LehlghVal C. 15 40 Industries in the past. The well 66 117 40 financed and ably directed organ 69 22 9 8 17 13 65 66V4 117 10 14 106 3 8 '4 12 36 77 3 67 404 4 96 21 24 7 69 49 3 38 33 65' 24 43 99 7 305 73 15 211 97 97 1 1 Hem Co 33 ti, 7 I'M Btnr 71 X4 60 Klk II CI pf. 13 2 Kinersnn Brt 3 10 Kndicntt John. 4 I in Kng iirs S.

,4 I 2 Ki Off Bldg. 4" 5 Kiln ii II 67 1 do 2d 67 2 Kureka Vc CI. 36 3 KviitiH Auto Ld 21 'iilrliiinks 4:0..., 11X4 Izatlons, however, will continue the1 in 3 II. JIEORGANIZATIOW DEMANDS 56 Both Sll 941J 32 3 41) 40 40 f.6 67 36 21 24 411 67 57 building of the solid foundation 4 ITftll St lo 14 105 38 32 16Vi upon wnicn snv industry must The amount authorized for reorganization purposes closely ap 36 10 Hnhn Alum 43 Tex Gir 67 1 Tx Pac Ry.U7 8 10 49 l.Hiid Tr. 15 30 The Fair pf ..106 I Thump JR.

38 15 Tide WI. A Oil 12 4 Tlmken Pet Ax 16 26 Tlmk Roll Br. 80 6 Tob Prod 8 34 Tob Prod 9 4 96 21 24 7 60 '49 4 38 33 6 5 24 44 300 loP 73 .15 21 .97 97 58 68 44 4 51 17 stand in order to survive." jiiTtni'lFU ox 3 Hon Am I 72 3 Hooth Fish 411 proximated trie amount granted In 16 14 23 23 99 1.. 15 73 61 35' '3 2 93 123 53 A '4 65 33 16 13 7(1 64 84 -10 131 1 1 3 '4 9 '22 34V4 10 4 FalrbnKs Alor 36 P. W.

Litchfield. president 77 27 Hnrden 65 17 llorg Wnrner. 35 the preceding year. Chief among the reorganization approved by the commission was that Involving 12ft do pfd .102. 102 8 Goodyear-Zeppelln Corp, said: 4110 Fed Dent St 3 3 2 43 Hriggs Mfg 17 l.lhbey (Iw GI.

21 "The year 1930 promises more 8. 9 8 9 in I'M 1, pf. 95 10 Urnckw 14 4 Llg My T. 97- 610 Triinsront Oil. 9 velilcular ferry service on San activity in the lighter than nil 20 Llg My 97 33 33 30 llrok pf 70 crancisco nay when there was division, of aeronautics than has 3 4 "i 302 32 95 33 31 86 53 3 15 .43 4 Trlco Prod 33 1 Twin Clt 25V I I ndervr Ulllot 10.1 1 1 Hid Tr.

63 merged into Southern Pacific Gol been seen since the war. 26 26 OOVt 103 78 Sll "Crystallization of plans for the I Hklvn Man Tr 84 3 Hklyil y'Tr 1014-I Hklvn Un Oas 131 2101 l)n 80 den -Gate Ferries, the automobile ferry lines of Northwestern Pacific Railroad Company, South 95 33 31 85 60 7, 3 14 43 38 61 15 17 first Pacific qjrship line proceeds 2I7X4 82 3 Union Pac 3 Un Pac 82 1 2 Lima 40 90 Liquid 59 35 Loews 44 26 Loft. Inv 4 14 Loose Wll B. 53X 95 Lorlllnrd 3 7 1 Louis Oil Kef 9 15 Louis A 40 2 Loulsv Nsh.131 Hi ffrown Shoe 1 38 65 44 3 61 16 9 89 331 1 33 33 satisfactorily, the significant and heartening feature of this being the 24 Jtrunsw Unlke 2 156 Unl 60 2 Fed Wilt Ser. 33 1 Firestone 3 1 3 do pf KH 19 First Nt 54 28 Flsk Rub 3 4 3n do-1 pt 15 7 Florsbm SbA.

43 2 FollaMKhce 38 5 Fust Whir 62 2 I'Viundntn Co 16 3862 Fox Film 23 Prcept Tex 43 30 Fuller pf jr, finbrlel Snub. ern -acnio the Oolden Gate Kerry Company, and the 9 38X4 4 9 69 48 3 do Pfd 69 000, out of which the light and power Industry paid $185,000,000 in taxes, Electric power costs to the public, including Industrial, commercial and domestic uses, remain cordial support that th project 39 jirunswK Ttv K. 2 2 llifcyrtis Krle. 22 2 do nrd 34 14 82 48 69 47 4 31 81 Montlcello Steamshin Company, 4 has been given by Ki'nuiJs'jTrlma'rlry Interested in 'steamship, railroad 20 61 16 22 42 80 25 Rudd Mfg 11 14 fi Llldlum St I 33 33 4 Mnck T.1X4 7.1 Vi 73 47 Unl 60- 15 Unl Clg Strs. 4 I do pfd 31 175 Unl' Corp 82 8 tint ('orp pfri-47 4 Unt Kl 11 This transaction, resulted In the Issue by the new organization of $10,000,000 of- bonds an 3 Rulova Watch 2 2S 28i, at pre-war.

levels. The average airplane and other forms of trans porta tloru 18 Hurro Ad Muii 48 14 1 jviacy ji ji 1 1 4 1 4 4 1 .46 .4.6 4 1 80 a 70 nrlce for household electricity 3 1 3174 "46 11 102 33 BUKh Term 26 225 ot stock. -Other amounts au "While the aeronautical Industry throughout the nation Is1 28 be 1 4 (iamewell Co 0 40 do 7 deb 104 70 8 Unl Fruit ...102 32 thorlzed for consolidation nnd re 4 Butte fc 7... 31 3'1 16 Card Mot 4 4 low pre-war levels, a drop-or 37n taking place during 1929. Based 1 1 Hutte Mln 5 5 .106 104 8 Hutteriik 17 T.

17 104 'I 5 -17 91 00 87 has been temporarily slowed down op the heavler-than-air side, we now have the1nowledge-tliat the dream of mankind to be able to navigate the air can be successfully accomplished, and therein lies the 29 Hycrs Co 92N 89'4 ix (Magma top 4 Manhat Sup 27 Manh Kl mod. 33 1 Manhat 20 2 Marl fikwy ..4 1 22 Marm Mot 274 4 Mart Parrv 3 R0 Malhles Alk 41 23 May Lcpt Str. 63 13 Maytag 17 I do pf ww 30 4 104 50 121 27 66 1 05 278 Unl Gas 33 Xs 32 2 do pr pfd 98 98 6 Uni Paprboard 9X4 8 US Ulstrlb 16 15 8 Sec 81 19 2 US Frt 101 300 4 US Hot 19 19 38 On Am Trk, 6 Gen Asphalt 20 Gen Hk pf .4 Gen 'Cable 4 Gn Cabin 1 do pf on the changed purchasing power of the dollar, ousehold rates are only 42 of those In 1913. 98 9T4 16 21 4 100 19 1)11 611 .121 119 217 26 66 66 .105 1115 V4 1 Calif Pack 011 IW I I'allahan 7. 1 I 12 Calumet Aris $Tb 85 organization Included $5,357,850 of stock authorized by Associated Telephone Company, to acquire the properties of six telephone utilities operating in the southern part of the state; $564,900 of stock authorized to be issued bv Publip Utilities Consolidated Corporation In acquiring public Utility plants throughout the state; and of common etock authorized to opportunity for the coming gene Farm Forecast 133 133 ration.

Development and Invention 9 9 100 McCroy, Str 71 Is Encouraging 18 18 CHICAGO STOCK MARKET will make marked progress and the foundation is laid for the future successful a-ir transportation during 19 19 49 61 26 26 32 33 20 20 Xj, 40 40 26 26 3 3 39 41 61 .63 17 17 30. 30 Vi 71 71 62 64 32 32 33 33 16 17 23 23 17Xa 17 28 30 63 63 27 '4 27 1X 1 4 4 64 64 72 72 1 1X4 64 54 -47 48 13 US Ind 3 US Leather 9 7 US-4th 19. 5 US PtfFdry 19 4 PIF 1 pf. 16 3 US RltyAfmp. 81 SA.l.'a.Jlnt.

7 4 i'S Itub I 62 19 US Sm Hef 36 I US- SftHef 63 the coming year. HEVENl ES WILL GROW 16 60 24 61 36 16 60 61 84 8r.E5lN iOOOs. CHICAGO. Jan. be issued by Pacific oas and Elee trie Company In acnulrlnr the roti the complete official list of Pales High Low Closa Sherman M.

Falrchild, chairman trolling Interest In Snow Mountain lions In stocks on the Chicago Fairchlld Aviation 63 63 stocK Lxchange: Water and Power Company, "The realization that aviation zno Micnmann 25 26 26 11(0 Nat 31 31 01 2110 Nat Klec 28 28 3 200 Nut Sh 25 -25 25 23 MKsprt Tin 61 4 McKes Rob. 33 -3 Melvlle 33 14 Menge) 1 I Met Gold pf 23 13 Mex Seah Olif 17 51 Miami Coper 80X4 19 Mich Steel 63 19 Mid Cont Pet. 28 3 Mid St Oil et. 1 1 Miller Rub 1 Mln Honeyw. 64 1 Mln Mo Im pf 72 3 Min St.

h. 1T4 20 Mln 54 28 Mo 49 170 167 169 Clnse HiRh Low lejo Electrlo Light Company and lis I Steel 2 I'S Pteel securities must he seasoned as in 341 X4 34 1 141X4 150 Acme Slerl 7 150 Adams Mfg 291 23 450 Nat Kepuh 61 51 61 3 US Tob 62 60 60 NEW YORK. Jan. 6. In response to Inquiries regarding present and prospective conditions at International Harvester Farm-all tractor plant at Rock Island, 111..

Cyrue McCormlck. vice president. In charge of manufacturing operations, Issued the following statement: "Briefly we feel that 1929 has been a reasonably prosperous year for the far mimplement industry. Including Harvester. Aa we ee it the outlook for 1930 Is, on the whole, encouraging and we believe it will turn out as favorably as ny other growing industry will cause the aviation Industry to for rec lii 14 ami All-Am 2 Modesto Gss Company.

Vegetized Foods 4. .0 Nut Stand 32 31 32 22 7-74 23 38 500 Allied Mot In 17 16 22 Unl Stor-A 12 Unl Ktors pf. 340 Univ Pic get paper profits, eliminate overhead and get down to the problem 90 Alltnd Prod 36 35 Ml iiui IIIIIIIIRIS it'j i 4 'fa J4 pectatlon of obtaining its full share ot the business that may be available." lr New income Tax Plan Proposed SYDNEY, Jan. Details of th super-tax on Individual incomes proposed by E. G.

Theodore, federal treasurer, support his policy of a graduated tax, relieving the smallest incomes altogether, placing a comparatively smal lburden pn moderate incomes Increasing the scale considerably on incomes of $10,000 or more. This is. in TheodMs opinion, the most equitable, and places the main burden of taxation where lt can be borne most easily. Federal income tax Is subject lo exemptions of $1250 for single persons, $1600 for married 'persons with one child, $1760 for married persons with two i children and $2000 for married persons witii three or more children. Exemption, is subject to a gradual reduction on higher incomes and disappears altogether when net income reaches $6000.

National City Hits New Peak NEW YORK, Jan. Showing resources of $2,206,241,170 and gross deposits of $1,649,664,260, National City Bank established new high records for American banking in its statement of December 31, last. Resources are $1 43,840,9 0 greater than they were six months ago on June 29, and larger than a year ago. Deposits show an increase In the last six months of $1,78.662.367 and in the year of $300, 629,6.74. Total capital funds stand st $239,650,233, against $235,260,406 on June 29, and.

$166,993,906. a year ago. 38 '4 ''4 1 I unlv UK-Had. Declares Dividend cf efficient management 1 Util LtA S1 it, 31 150 Am Com Pw A. S4W 34 XL 100 A tnerlcair Kq ut" 1 5 1 3 850 Am Radio 2 IX.

20 37 31 B'J 39 4 40 19X4 Directors of Vegetized VnnAn. 6 Mo p. 103 103 103 6 Miss Pao 88 88 88 "The Industry's gross sales will exceed those of this year by about 25 per cent, but there will he little Increase In average earnings per I9 4 have declared th regular 300 Art Metal 20 '4 20 400 Assoc Tel mil. 22 22 24 VimmUsm orp. 3 Vlck 39 6 Va-aro 4 83 VCChem6or pf.

41 6 ValrCoalftC. 19 MISS fan 135 135 semi-annual 87 -cent dividend on 40 9 Asso lnv 59. 58: 3 Monsanto 60 4ftV. 49'i class A preferred atock, payable 100 Atlas 17 17 1307 Mnntgom C47 44 46 chare. the year which has now closed.

1 638 t3X i vs 0 Auburn 200 "The forecast is. of course, oaeea January i to stock or record De cember Jl. jMoon JDoi 4 4 4 2 Mother 2 1 2 2 Vulrnnllrl RXt, 11 300 Banco Kentuc 21 21 8 Wabash 62 61 51 on the assuVnptlon that crop and market conditions In 1930 will gen beveral new Tirnrtnctn nnmvA 100 Balah Kafz pfloo 9 9 Moto Met Gaug 5 5- 6 27 Motor 65 62 63 Guaranty Trust Wabash Rv pf 87 87 87 6 WnMorf 25 24'1 25 0 Ba.tlan Bless. 39 39 by food authorities, are to gn on 97 29 16 35 34 15 2 20 to 17 202 2H4 100 39 36 26 33 98 -17 17 10 27 16 50 17 94 is '27 45 10 Motor 27X4 274 274 200Bendlx Avlatn 37i; 5 Walworth Co. 27 26 26 1, i.iiu 1 1 1 1.

,1 1( 4a 400 No Am' Car. 36 36 35 350 No AmtiKI 20 20 20 60 No AniL Pow. 67 87 67 100 No AmWWksK 20 20 20 Sim 17 "16 16 loo Northw 55 65 65 611 Oshkosh Ovpf. IS Is 38 1110 PacPub 29 29 2a 50 Parker 35 35 35 50 17 17 17 261)0 Process 7 6 6 100 MuslcCo 17 17 37 100 Rath Packing. 21', 4 21 21 100 Raytheon 17 -17 "17 50 Rolins 41 50 Ross Gear 31 29 Si 350 Sally Frocks 16 14 16 1800 Seaboard Ctil 7 6 50 Shefield Steel, to 50 50 150 Stand 21X4 21 21 201) Steinite Radio 3 3 3 950 Stone HOACo, 26 ,25 25 26 Reports Earnings erally be favorable to the farmers.

Agriculture continues -to recover steadily from the tremendous de ine marset in the near future, which should Provide a snhunn- 200 Rinks Mfg 26. 26 Munins 17 16 16 90 Mulllns Mfg nf 60 59 60 lOOBorg Warner. .14 I. 33 14. NEW YORK, Jan.

6. Guaranty 100 do pfd 98 97 "i tlally Increased volume of business to Vegetized Foods, and. its ration of 1820 ana mzi. witn a I Munslngwear. 4714 47 47 86 Murray Crp A 22 20.

21 0 Rrach Cons. 17 -17. 6 Myers 4 '4 89 41X4 corresponding Improvement In the situation for the farm Implement 144 INnsh KIS, miXh 400 Brown 19 17 350 do 11 10 100 Burham Trad. 27 27 wnony-owned subsidiary, Callfor nla Vegetable Products ac cording to Spieas. Hartman Co.

underwriters. I Mat 19 19 19 Industry. The recent drastic deflation in the securities market has loO Butler Bros. is 1 ivat 12V4 12 12V 13 Nat Bis ft 76 74 74 16 Nat Cash A 76 75 76 It Is said that the eomnanv will 8 Ward BakA. 4 4 4 153 Warner Br Pic 41 40 41 6 Warnr Qulnlan 19X4 19 19 1 Warren Bros .638 638 638 5 War Fdy Pi 24 23 24 2 Webstr Knsnlh 5 5 5 4 Wesson Oil 24 24 24 4 do pfd 61 Xj 50 10 Penn Kl 7s.

105 105 3u5 3 do 6s pfd 27 26 26 30 Penn Pow. 113 113 113 do 6s pfd 4 4 4X4 2 West Dairy B. 14 14 14 '4 11 Western Md 26 25 26 3" West 197 J96 197 9 Wstgh Air B. 46 45 455 83 WE A ....346 141 144 25(1 Castle A 50 4X (Vco Mfg 17 16 100 Cent Pub 94 14 in. had little, if any, direct effect upon either the farmer or implement maker." 41 Nat 49 48 48 probably make application to Ht 150 do A 35l I at nept zi 21 21 y.

3 Nat Pistlll Pro 30 29 29 storK is 1.1 IX 18 50 Cent t- West. the class A stock on the San Francisco Curb Exchange and the Los Angeles Curb Exchange some time 5 Nat Knam St 30 ti 29 3ii'i 136X4 3-36 136 Chapman Expects 300 Swift Cr. 200 Super Maid Cent III Sec. 27 26 liio Chain Belt 45 60 Nat Lead pf A 139 13 138 49 49 49 27 Nat Pow Lt aunng tne early part of the year Hit" Cherry Burred -35. 35 I'm Chi At 14X4 13 Si To Show $2.40 LOS ANGELES, Jan.

t. Chap Trust company made a favorable showing as to earnings, as indicated by the December. 31 statements, taking into account thV merger with National Bank of. Commerce, which took place May 6. and the capital Increase on July 22.

For six months ended December 31 the hank ended $1D5, 218. 000. to $16.91 a share on 900.000 shares outstanding, or $17 a share on the average capital stock outstanding during the period. Taking the average capital, earnings are at tneJ rate-of $34.70 a share, against $33.71 a- share earned by Guaranty 'during the calendar year 1928. Bank of Commerce, in 1928.

earned $35.42 a 'hare. For the first six months of 1929 the combined separately prior to May 6, earned $10,971,000, equal to $16.90 a share, or at the rate of $33.80. aNat Rad pf Nat Tea 3 Neisner Bros 33 32 32 6 6 6 40 38 3XV4 47 46 47 31 3944 31 Canadians to Aid 900 Chic Com 11 39. 38 ii 14 3X 7 35 ion do i pr J3X 34 34 38 38 25 25 10 10x4 20 20 1 -1 7 7 209 Nev Con Cop 27 Mexican Railways 300 Chic Investors 11160 do pfd ar, "83 100 Chic Yel Cab. 28 2x Cities "Serv 6 Air Brake 45 45 45 man Ice Cream company estimates net profit before federal income tax for the year ended December 31, 19.lt Central 108 169V, 61 do rts 5' 6 MEXICO CITY.

Jan. WVIATION STDCi 50 ull, 4 4 26 P. Maiiory and FY T. Prlngle di of equivalent to 130 950 Swift Intl 35 1011 Thompson JR. 38 50 Tom St Con.

25 100 Unit Corp 30 30(1 United lias 20 50 United Reprod 1X4 930 RR Shares "7 50 Std Dr Co pf 26 1 150 Gypsum. 44 300 Lines 14 450 Radio 31X4 41111 Utah Radio 6 12110 Util Ind 20 950 do pfd 26 Hill Viking Pump. 12 200 Vortex Mfg 21 50 Comwlth Kdis 240 240 1 INT ly Ac 1311 2 do pf 109 109 10 NY ISO $2.40 a share on the 60.000 no- rector of the statistics and general 0 Consumers Q-. -6 6 6 White Kag 27 1 White Sew M. 8 8 1 Wlcx Rich A.

i 26 "9 do S1'4 78 Willys Ov 8 2 Wlsn A Co 4 4 97 Wnolworth 68 66 40 Worth A 73 71 1 Wrlgley Jr 68 68 1 Yale Towae TBS T5V4 23 Yell Trk 14 14 1 Young 37 37 900 Cont Chic ctfs-CT Silt 9 4 67 '4 71 68 TBV4 14 37 Bid Afed par capital shares outstanding. This compares with $53,673 or $1.07 a nanspnri superintendent respectively for the Canadian National 58 (Torn 14 13 'i 26 41 14 11 6X4 19 25 12 21 J'1 50 Kddy Paper 17-17 25 1L share In 19J8. Re Lab .1 Aviation Corp of Aviation Credit Aviation Sec Corp Bellanca Cons Instrument 4 IM" H.l 12 1 do pf 125 7 Norfolk Sou 19 10 Nfk 85 18 Nor Amer 96 3 do pf 62 1 Nor Pac ctf 83 Gross sateV for the year 1929 50 Kmn GAF 6. 82 100 Foot 17'i Railways, arrived here Sunday to assist In reorganization of General Plutarco Ellas Calles, who prior to a recent trip to France, was commissioned to study a means of placing the railway on a better finan 42 14 11 6 19 26 12 21 2t 1 10 29 30 8 48 8 -11 ion drnd Grin Sh. 27 12 '-4 11 4 2'.

10 4 21 Warohell pfd 2t amounted to $07,910, aa compared with $480,123 reported for 1928. an Increase of $177,791 or Total' ssles lodnv were 2.169.000 Curtis Kxport (00 Jlall Print 29 shares sgalnst 1.312,200 the previous on eii sua. 10 00 Hart Carter 20 Lindstrom Heads 1110 Waukesha Mo.110 It 30O XVayne Pump. 2914 "28 100 Wieboldt Store 30 30 28 -'28' 4 2 In 6 66 V. 13 17 82 17 C7 29 22 20 23 27 24 60 851, 25 .30 61 5 10 50 2t 37 per cent.

Gross sales for Decem 10O Jloud Hersh A. 23 Vi 'T4 loii 1 li I1 28 la 309 180 111 125 19 85 95 62 83 10 71X4 1 4 X4 31 72 55 63 123 32 53 52'', BS 76 1 lav, 4.169.X60 a week ago ana a rear ago. From January 1 to flats sales 0 do cial basta. They expect to remain 111 125 17 85 94 52 83 71 14 31 72X4 65 63 122 32 63 62 ns 76 200 AVtl 8 8 20 Oil Well Su pf-71 X4 Oliver Frm Eq 3 5 1 Oliv Kq pr 31 4 Ollv Eq prpf 72 4 Oppenh Collins 64 14 Ornh ('Ire S3 Curtis lying Curtis Held pfd Fairchlld Fokker Irving Air Chute N'lles Bement Pond i. National Aviation Sikorskv Branch in Portland Announcement was made at the 3300 Winton Kni, 48 4R 50 Hussmn Llg 23 50 Id Brick 27 in Mexico about four months.

ber, 1929 totalled $42,678. as com. pared with $26,297 for the same month a year ago, an increase of $16,380 or 62 per cent. 950 Zenith Radio 8 8 650 Wise Bnkshare 11 11 50 Inld Util 2.4 10450 Insull Ut In were 8.4S6.27U snares against a year ago and 17,067,700 two years ago. Brings Oaklander Opens 6 offices of Frederic Vincent Co.

that O. A. Lindstrom has been ap i'l Violverlne em oVj do pf 2 ser. 86 Sfr.rk sales today 143. neo shnrs.

eo-'dtls Kiev 2 Ools Steel 32 50 Outlet 63 Universal Aviation 4 '4, 100 Iron Firemn 25 pointed manager of the company's OVER THE COl.MEH, Portland FactoryChrysler Sales 00 Jeff Klec 30 100 Kalam Stov 61 Frank Rabin, local business man 7 Owen in 53 Pae fi A (V4H4 Pacific Lt 77 50 Kellog Switch. 5X4 82 17X4 27 29 20 Vi 22X3 20 23Xx 24X4' 59 84 24 30 61 5 9 60 -1 15 3 18 -43" 19 26 17 34 2 18 9 In New Well Associated Oil company hag com Continue Level newly established brancn otiice in Portland. Lindstrom was formerly a partner in the firm of George D. Roberts which he helped ion Ken Rad I. 19 BOSTON STOCKS Aero Marine Klemm Air Associates American Airport Central Airport Cessna Curtis Assets Curtis Capronl 1 i i-hc uiis siuns DETROIT, Jan.

6. Sales to the 50 Kentuc Ut Jr. SO establish in 1919. Later be found- 100 Keystone St I 21 10 Pac pfd 116 116 116 313 Pack Mot 17 16 17 pleted its Lloyd well No. 125 In the Ventura avenue field at a depth of 3 3 4 10 30 1 4 jno 1 wbo recently sold the Blue Bird Potato Chip factory, located in Beck street, to Scudder Scudder.

Los Angeles men, has opened a slmWar factory in Portland, and will move his the Oregon ed the brokerage business of O. A. public" of Chrysler-built passenger cars, trucks, busses, coaches and commercial vehicles, during 1929, 7700 feet flowing at tha rate of 50 lAtnn Oiug vto 50 Lane Drug pf. 50 LaSalle Kxten. run Am rei is sy ay 26 Paratn Fam 51 49 41 Lindstrom.

Kan FranciscoH Curtis Beid Curtis Hob I Park Tilfrd 27 27 57 practically equaled the number approximately 3000 barrels per day of J47sravity oil with 4.161,000 0 Lib 5c s. High J.ow cloffe 63 Gillette 103i4J(3 103 Int 15 15 15 1' sold in 1928, according to the best Kagle Aircrcsft Fokker Int pfd Srt' Llni'OtlJi Ptg Pf 13 3' 19 9 26 17 34. He will retain his Interest in that company for the time being. Large Copper Sales feet of gas. 50 Lincoln Ptg- Kreider Keisner preliminary estimates which can be made at this time.

(1 Lindsay Nunn. 9.i 5 Isle 12 111 I'd New Kg 146 397 N' Butte 3 3 Associated, one of the largest 4 Ptrmtlfs TrS18- 1 Paths Kxch 3 1 do A 5 2 Palino K. 29 4 Peerless 5 Penlck Ford 3 2 Penney 72 12 146 3 Sii Lynch (Jl Men. operators at Ventura, Is at the no Manhat Dearh 43 19 '4 2 17 34 3 1 js 2 Noted During eekl present time cooperating wlth the 250 Meadowi Mf Engines for B. L.

E. PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 6 Baldwin Locomotive Works has received order from the Bessemer F.rle Railroad for nine larce freirht -18 25 67 3 1 is- 5 28 7 3 71 95 i'i 2 73 1 2 97 41 oil and gas conservation program in jiTtii a Mf a 19 27 67 95 tnn old 8 31 Quincv 191,2 145 St Marys A. 27 2d Torr'n-ton 67 7C Un Twist Id'i 49'; 39 Cm Fruit ..13 29 7 f.

71, 95 2 12 97 9S 6- The retail demand for Chrysler products, together with curtailment of production during the Int. ter part of 1 929. has reduced utocks materially nnd places their dealers in the position of entering the year with approximately 7 per cent fewer cars on hand thin a i oo nrii 7 Pen Dix Cem. 4 Pen RR Rts Lincoln Air Lockheed Maddux Ma'ioney Alr-'rjft National Si.i; I ru S'i-nrn(il -V 1 'iil -v 5 iii-v i- si A 1.0 Mid Wft ft 6 00 Mi Wst Ft A Ventura avenue field, whereby i portion of the field's production being curtailed pending adjust 49 49 101 mi RR RR JTEW YORK, Jin. fi.

Between 45,000.000 and 50.000.000 pounds of copper have been bought in the last two days for iinmeiir ship ment for the first three mjhth of 1IS0. "'X l'n Shoe 60 59 6n P'S Perfil 4 PeojAGa 8" Per Rt 12 'a'i XVst Ut nd I i Mo K-n L. 100 Mohawk ,1715 Un Kl Pow 19 19 19 pr nf. 97 ment of the present over-production situation in California, 1 1 engines. Their cost 1 placed around $1,081,001.

ie nan Apex i i 3 Fhelp Lodge. 42 year ago. 1.