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BOND PRICES MIXED Wei, Sept. 13, 1961 3R ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Corporate Reports Per share earnings as report' ed by corporations: IN LATE SESSION S. Economy Today QUALITY GOODS MARKET BROADENS By Sam Dawson 1961 I960. LANE BRYANT INC.

EXPANDS NEW YORK, Sept. 13 (AP)-Lane Bryant Inc. has acquired Town Country Distributors Harrisburg, operator of six small discount stores and a mail order discount business. Town Country sales topped $5 million last year. Payment was made with 20,000 shares of Lane Bryant common, which closed Monday on the New York Stock Exchange at $31.

On this basis, the transaction Involved over Town Country will be operated as a division of Lane Bryant under its present management, the announcement said. 'REALSURGE'INSTEEL ORDERS IN OCT. SEEN NEW YORK, Sept. 13 real surge" of orders for October now is expected from the automakers and next month looks like the best of the year for the steel industry, Iron Age Magazine said today. According to the steel trade publication, automakers have scheduled 600.000 cars in October "and steel orders to date CHICAGO, Sept.

13 (AP) -Corn and soybean futures maintained firm range most of the time today in active dealings on fhe board of trade, but other grain backed down from initial advances on most contracts. Weather was the major factor in the soybean trade. Heavy rainfall and forecasts of more to come in the major soybean producing area continued the bullish influence in the September delivery. Short interests began NEW YORK, Sept. 13 (AP) The luxury market is both booming and widening.

It is booming today because people have more money to spend than a few years back and a greater knowledge of and taste for quality goods. It is widening because what once was bought by the high income class as a luxury is now being bought by the middle income group, the fastest growing in the nation in recent years. And the luxury market is number of families with annual booming and widening because incomes of $25,000 and over has more producers are promoting 1 doubled since 1930. And today C. PENNY CO.

6-MCNTHS NEW YORK, Sept. 13 (AP)-J. C. Penny Co. reported that six month profit was up almost nine per cent above the similar 1960 period on a sales gain of four per cent.

The national department atore chain cleared $18,104,570, equal to 73 cents a share, during the half year ended July 31 compared with $16,615,770, or 67 cents share a year earlier. Sales rose to $634,123,957 from $609,314,608, During the six months the company opened 23 new stores. At the end of July there were 1,695 stores in the chain compared with 16R4 a year earlier. The company said that about 22 small stores are being closed this year. Five new stores are scheduled to be opened during the current aix-month fiscal period.

NEW YORK. Sept. 13 (AP)-The bond markets continued mixed late today. There were exceptionally few changes in the U. S.

Government list. Scattered plus and minus 2-32s showed no general trend. Again trading was alow as the treasury's advance refunding operation occupied the attention of most investors and dealers. Subscription books on the big exchange offering remain open until the end of the week for institutional investors and until Sept, 20 for Individuals. Rails pointed upward and utilities downward among corpotjates traded on the New York Stock Exchange.

Industrials were irregular. Volume was running about 20 per cent ahead of yesterday when the general movement was upward. Six Months to June SO. Cons. Electronics .61 .72 12 Months to July 2.

Nebraska Cons. Ml 1.71 1.01 Six Montht to July 31. J. C. Penny .73 .67 Kirestona 1 66 1 70 U.S.

TREASURY POSITION WASHINGTON, Sept. 13 (AP) The cash position of the Treasury Sept. 8. 1961: Balance, deposits fiscal year July 1, withdrawals fiscal year, total debt, gold assets, $17,450,830,414. Includes $442,419,620 debt not subject to statutory limit.

LONDON STOCK INDEX LONDON, Sept. 13 (AP) -The Financial Times daily index of London stocks today was 307.5, off 0.9. some 10.000,000 families have in wares in this field, which they once considered comes of $10,000 or more, almost twice as many as five years ago. All this has created the mar- to show general concern about too small to would not sustain production at that level." As a result, It says, "October now looks like the best month of the year so far with November and December sustaining the the availability of supplies for enter, use in meeting their committ- Sales of prod-ments in the pit. jucts regarded Scattered advices also said as luxuries are ket for high quality luxury prod-6 ucts, in the view of Albin O.

REFINERS CUT OIL PRICE NEW YORK, Sept. 13 (AP)-Mid Continent Oil Refiners reduced gasoline prices one-half cent a gallon for the fourth cut in two months. Current prices are 1.5 cents below a year ago. The reductions are credited by the industry to higher production and excessive Inventories. same order rate." Bank Clearings.

St. Louis bank clearings for Sept. 13 were $75,600,000 compared with $81,000.000 year ago. growing at a much faster rate than the population. And sellers report demand is now coming from the blue collar yields may have been reduced somewhat by the warm weather of last week.

They indicated some of the, first harvested fields were turning out a smaller production than had been expected. CHICAGO. 8ept. 13 AP) Grain futures range anj close: Hilh. Low.

CloPrrV.TloiwT CHICAGO" WHEAT Sam Dawson group rather than being confined as it once was to the well-to-do. Prices of luxuries are rising fast, too. A striking example is Holder, board chairman of Bronzini, men's and women's accessories shops where the prices definitely aren't bargain basement. New Luxury Product. In his belief that the market is ripe for still better and costlier products, Holder's other enterprise.

Cosmetic Chemicals Corporation, is bringing out a new perfume at $65 an ounce. This is reported to make it the world's most expensive perfume. Each income group has its own set of luxury products, Holder says, and these are upgraded continuously. For example, electric washing machines, formerly middle class luxuries, are now lower class luxuries. And such currently middle class luxuries as dish- 199H 2(151 2in vn 212 Vl3 214 "is Sfp 20 199 1H4 Vk 2UI 2115', 2UftSU Mar 21U 210'-4 ilay 213" Jul 215 2144 21U3 CHICAGO CORN 109-091 lOSl 1134H 1 1 i 1 11S 109 108? 114 ll3l5 11SH 1331 122 Vk iar May Jul 1 122'4 12tiVj 125H 1261 lis Ml CHICAGO OATS 7l4 711 71 ".71 TSS 751 75-4 Pec Mir May Jul 7 79, 79H 79u 78.

76W 76 7 i CHICAGO RYE SP. 1.2711.26 1.26-2611.27 PfC. 1.32 1.31 1.31 1 -31 1.31 14 Mar. 1.36 1.35 1.3,1 May 1.3m.3ll.:i5H Jul. 1.34 1 1,334, 1.334, 1.33i-33 CHICAGO SOYBEANS Bep.

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2 53i3 2.5314 2.54Vin 2.54 ii a CHICAOO LARD (drums) Sep. 9 00 8 95 9 00 90 Oil. 8 20 9 17 9 17a 05 Nov. 35 9 25 9 32a 9 20 vaiuaDie now as to attract a wave of thefts and in the rising price tags on antique furniture. Yesterday's luxury tends to become today's commonplace.

But here are a few examples of how such items have grown. Notes Some Contrasts. In 1954 the number of home swimming pools was estimated at 15,000. and today there are about 170,000 still regarded as luxuries by most of those who don't have them. In 1951 power lawn mowers were vaunted as luxuries by some 1,241.000 owners.

Today nearly 4,000,000 are in use and still called a status symbol. In 1956 there are 86 Rolls Royces on American streets and now nearly 500; 'and 2157 Mercedes-Benzes then against 14,500 now. There 'were 5000 owners of a MG then, compared with 12,800 now; and 3000 Jaguar jockeys against at least 5000 today. Where has the money for these things come from? Well, the washers, food waste disposers, second and third cars, second homes, pleasure boats and foreign travel are now starting to filter down to the lower income luxury level. Many other business men agree that there Is an increasing demand for higher quality goods offering convenience, luxury and esthetic satisfaction.

Upgrading U.S. Taste. "The upgrading in American taste has reached a dynamic stage," Holder says. "The process cannot be arrested, short of war." So that sort of leaves it like so many other things today up to Khrushchev. 10 50 10 40 10.40 10 30 10 45 10 45 10 45 10 35b 10.52 10 45 10.50a 10.50 KANSAS CITY WHEAT 199 199, 204 Sept 199 ix, lc 204 Mar 4.

mm, 109 204 2 1 1 20 2103,1 MINNEAPOLIS WHEAT 2201- 2201, 224 224 4 f'Pt 222 Jc 224 Mar 222, 224V 22S 227 iv MINNEAPOLIS OATS 74b 67Vtt Sept 4 Mutual Fund Quotations MOW YORK. Sent. 13 (AP) Tht National Association of Securltiea Dealer. the following quotatlona and states tliev do mil n'''esarl reflect actual transact tors or firm bids or offrra hut should approximate pncva unle.a ntherwiM Indicated ara quoted by tha sensors or issuers. Baaed on Sept.

12 cloaini prices. CHICAGO SOYBEAN OIL Sept 10. H4 10.S2in.54 "10. 58-59 CX't 10.67 10.52 10.53-85 10. til IVc 10.

7 10 H5 10 65 in. 73 Jin lO.fcS 10 74 10 74 10 Mar 11.00 10.85 10.8H.K5 10 94 'i. CHICAGO SOYBEAN OIL Bid i rvr'nt. Fid. A kedf Dese'pt.

Bid A'ked Desc'pt. Bid Asked 17.74 19 78 Johnatn 15.15 15.15 NY C'itllit 15.94 15.94 4l I'reyiua Eaton Bal IJ.77 1.1.01 KKYSTONF: Nl'E Sh 1.1 14.91 1 1 a CK1 I. we Mar 54.45 52.75 52.75 50 .25 49 SO 51 15 SO. 70 50. 75b 52 05 51 BO 51 7.

"lb 53. 45 53. 10 53 15b 52.75 fill Ml HOD 51 .45 53 00 II) 9 it Eaton Stk 14. SO 15.77 71 i In filer Inv 7.13 8.12 (lus HI 24.3S M.ql (me WmS 15.117 I.f7i Cus Bl 22.00 24.011 Onpen Kd lfi.52 m.OSI r. Ri kmiiu 15 61 1S.61' 21.37 24.37 Fnerey Dcac'pt.

Aberdeen Arlvia I-'d A (III Fd Am Bus Am Inv Am Mut Aso Fd Atom Ph Ave HA Axe 17.60 17.60 Artahr naniit iiwasaij Unavail Equity lO U.tll Fed Grth 13 .83 15.121 170 I.7 firaln Fiifiirrs Purfhrs. CHICAGO. Sept, 13 lAPi Grain fiihirn puiThaiiea reported Wedne'lay; 11.31 1231 12.11 13 27 12 65 12 78 9.9li 10 83 IS. 52 10 ti9 Fid (lap 20.00 J1.74 5 73 Cus B4 9.16 10.00 Peoples Cus Kl 9 20 10.11 Phils Fd us Kl 1 20.27 Pine SI (lus SI 23.12 23.22 Pioneer (lus S2 1 3 7 4 1 4.99 Piles TR us S3 lti.ll 17.5B ProvHd Cm S4 5.08 5.25 if, a ,0 fia runa I'rev. 41 10.23 Fid Tren 13 74 14 Ml 4.56 4 i it Fid Mut AxeH Stk 19.52 21 10 4.91 SI17I 8.38 9 08 Week A ft A 17 2X94 1 ear Attn 4 1 BI 4.

SIS 3.4H5 1.115 1.94 Kevs Can 15 89 17 18 Putnam Hwslnn 13 440 21.R05 7, UK 3.8fi J4.BS". Axe Soien 12.5(1 13.65 Axa Temp 10 M11.M tlt Blue Hid 13.10 14.32 Fla Mill Whct Torn On la Rye B'Vhejanf 'urKlQjHKDIID tPimMS urn 17.1S 18 85 19.22 20.89 7,03 8.34 2 '8 2 491 Knlckerb ,59 7.23 Put Glth 12 82 n'niKnick Oth 7.80 8.M Quar Dlst In Uiard 17.75 18.21, Kev Fd Host Fd 13.38 If 54 21.723 45. 818 26.S97 40.453 Total 71.759 18.96 11. 81 Fnd Mut 14 .47 15 Fnk Bnd 14 S7 15 97 Fnk Com 7.78 1.50 Fnk Pf all "111 "pen ntereit net fniiire i Uxilllt 12.31 13.51 Scud Can 14.33 14 3.1 Lira in is i.s scud sc 20.8210.82 IS i'XlUte Kik 10 an 10 Scud Stk 11.00 11.00 Broad St Bullock Calif Fd Can Gen Cdn Fd Cdn iGth fund Am 10.10 17.60 in so Selac Am I'nav ail 18.72 20.25 Fund Inv 10 81 11.83 jJnm 17 09 17.09 Sharehld 11.76 12.M 11.28 12.JJ uen cap w.ji MA.NAO FIND: va in no 20 31 Gen Invet 7.13 7.751 i i rr Caplt Shr 14.44 15.82 Elect 3.04 1.35 Sw Invea 8.56 9.25 Cent Shr 13 t4 14.ljGRH SEC Gen Ind 1 99 4 ifi Sover Inv 15.56 17.IM I 1 1 ii 1 i 8.95 9.78 Av El 9.73 10.M B' I I .1 4' II 1. 1 I ..1 lE Cap Gr 7.12 7.81 prevloua aeanion totaled 174.732 000 bush-In: corn 132.152.000; oata 74..

13.000: rya 24 032. OoO' aovbetna 814.254.000: total 5S9.203.000. Ck Oniln. MERCHANTS EXCHANCE. Sept 73-Thr were no cam train Bales niana on the exchnnee Weiinesilay Receipts were: wheat 20 cars and corn 14.

were unchaneed $38.75 i 39.25 and S41.75 9 42.25 ton, reipectively New crop aoybcaa prices were nn-eianged Thursdnv. No. 1 ve'low 60-lay Shipment. Mlaaourl $2'2i2 Im-medlata S2.3S abushel to producers, country elevators, sinvbexn ollmeal, 44 Pfr cent nrotein, $65.80 a Ion bulk, III. 12.82 13.86' 14.57 15.921 12.13 13.261 9.83 10.74 Chase Fd Chem Fd Col Glth Colon Fd Cwth Ino Cwth Int Com Inv Wetal 1.47 St St 42.50 44.50 Paper 3.77 4.12 stein FP J9.74 39.74 Petrol 1 24 1.45 Stein Stk 34.87 34 87 Sped 4 28 4.68 Slerl Inv 12 30 13 30 Trana 1.93 J.20 Telsv El 9.03 8.64 Mas.

It 11.62 17.07 73 12,82 Mast Cth 18 20 19.89 TwenC Oth 9 30 10.16 Com St 14.S1 15.88 Ful Ad 10.44 11.44 Gen Bd 6.94 7.61 i a h)i 10.83 11.81 10 11.89 22.87 23.35! 10.57 11.55 18.83 20.24 r.uaritn M.S. Lite 23 54 25.45 UBS Fd 10 70 11.38 Com Stk 23.19 23.19, uist Mill UNITUD a i i if I i vjr i i 5.14 MS, Mut In Fd 4.76 5.14, Act um 15.22 16 64 5.73 Mut Inves 10.70 11.741 Cont 7.93 t.Sl UOOip Bd 10 (13 21 77 Comp Fd 110.1 ftShSl Concord 14.95 18.18 Haydeck Cons Inv 21.50 23.00. Imp Cap Mo3 Mut Shr 40 15 "1 14 32 9.80 10.65 uu, Trust DnavaU. Helen 15.62 17.07 ImD Fund 10 67 11.80 Nat ViSeC 22 18 23.99 I nK an 18 .11 111 90 -ate .1 IE FOOD PRICE 21.07 22.98 Inc Fnd 2 80 3.07 Nat Inves 17 07 18.45 Val Line 7.31 7.99 tSw. "-i wfKtoJ m.

Corp Ld Crown 8 43 9.22 Inc Bust 8.10 1.88 NAT SEC KHR: Val Line 6.05 B.l.n rU IlM. tMn Dela Inc 10.56 11.61 Ircorp Inv 8.71 t.60 fleveitll in 18.74 1XSTIT SI1RS: Val lipl 4.46 4.87 5.55 6.07 WallSt In 9.74 10.64 til i'H Wah lM l' I 'i Well kl( 17.34 18.86 Well Fd 15.58 Iti.SB dcVaih 67.21 67.89) Found 12.1213.25 Bond Iiind Pi Stk Income. Stork Grwth STAIM TODAY! GrratPBt triickload tile sale ever! Ixiwrr Diver Gr 111712.351 Grwtb 12.13 13.27 Diver Inv 9.S5 10.58; Income 6.57 7.19 13.92 15.05 .80 10.71 winficld ,16.12 17.62 invra snr 3M 3.m Inv Heich 14.06 15.37 irrs llian rver before 'cause Me bought 5 truckloadu to bring DowTh Inv 6 83 7.31 Istel Fd 37.08 37.82 New Eng- 11.75 12.70 Wiacon 7 52 8.13 1: wmi floor tile at these exceptional savings! Hurry e've lots of INDEX EDGES HIGHER NEW YORK, Sept. 13 (AP)-Wholesale food prices edged up i this week, Dun Bradstreet, reported. The organization's index advanced to $5.97 from $5.96 last week and was 0.2 per cent above a year ago.

The index represents the total cost at wholesale of one pound each of 31 foods in general use. Higher were wheat, corn, rye, oats, barley, hams, bellies, lard. floor tile but at these low price it won't lat long! You take it wilh Over-the-Counter Market WHDNHSIMV, SUPTEMBUR 13 The National Asiocmtiun oi secirltles Dealers. has compiled the following MUutalions ot securities traded In over-the-counter. The states the qtinUtiona ae unolticiai and represent merely an eppruxunatlon ot toe between ld and asked piices.

Description. Bid. Asked. Description. Bld.Akcd.

"Description. Bid. Aked. IW ft ou and save! Sale priced 4 days only. I Aetna Kin Am Express Amlnsur Airilarlettk mJ I AntelLnif Anh-Buach i Ark.VtoPw ArkVallnd Limited Time! Asnlialt 1 'JO 55 59 2S1-J 30 atn SO' 25 27 514 5M 25- 27 1 14ln 154 4T 67 's 6914 9 77 ki it 18 18 Floor Tile Sale Priced! BankofAm li 15 1 BemisBait Biederman bou a (llavtBinc Gemlntl 2SV 30V4 NatoidUne 31.

3SVj OoearNee 2H GenContpl 19 21 i OceanDrill 194 21 GreenAP 24 Hi Air 1 i In. Pahst 15', Ifii. Homelne S1V4 V.iV, 1'etrollts 31 33 1 4 PickenngL 7 a HydrBrk 9 10 ItalstonPttr 61 6 4 InterBec 10 11 RCCan 29 '4 a I KyCenl.ife 141A 15 Reunion 4'j 5 Mi Ke. i oevtif Shi 's Rockwill 'a 3 LacGaspt 24 a 2R i BtLCsnltiJ 4 LacSteel 195 220 StLCNB 52 Liblfliin 44 V4j 47 7 uo pr 32 34 Mil. Union 5'j LoneSStl 21 23 Smjcej 1114 12' Lonp.MUeR 101 1114 FearieGD I'm 10' dt 44 4 SecMutual 32 35 MancneeBk 4h HUkSiL 1 1 4 I3W MercTr't 48 ST' SouthwBk 21 31 MetalGds 12 13Mi 4ii MMStBusC 11114 Bteak Sh S4 Midv-Kub IB 18 Texnscap 714 0 20 211 TraneOas S2 244 MissKTrane 1014 1 a V.

ei jMih! 111 1 1 -j WestPnbl 71 7 1 14 MoP.e'earcli 314 3i Weyerhaeuser 34 3B's iloL'tilmes 24 28 14 1 Jr 2' WetternuF 23 24H NatOats 1714 1814 WorldColor 24 2 Marbelized reddish brown; marbelized black; sugar, cocoa, potatoes, raisins and steers. Lower were beef, coffee, cottonseed oil and hogs. ODD LOT TRANSACTIONS NEW YORK, Sept. 13 (AP)-The New York Stock Exchange reported today these odd lot transactions by principal dealers for Sept. 12: Purchases of 313,.

626 shares: Sales of 298,358 shares including 3419 shares sold 6hort. 39 'i 5li SH Hi a 1814 51 17H 4H 7V4 12 1614 4i CurleeCloth 914 Ier Carton D'hamBush Kcuadorian UlecCap Epeco I- 'tStL FlillrtPwP FrklinLlfe Fiinsten Futterman Gautierv 33 3B14 15 V4 171 2 bl 1 S' mi 4 5 11814122 2414 2 V4 15 IS 401.4 421,4 confetti brown with pink and aqua; confetti black with white and gray. Will not absorb dirt, stains. 9x9-in. size.

Carton of 48 tiles covers 27 sq. ft. Hog. ln. Asphalt Tile Marbelized beige; dark green; sage green; dark grey; smoke grey; clay beige; rust; terrazzo beige; terrazzo grey.

9x9-in. Carton IH06S ARE STEADY, HIGHER ranon of 48 tiles covers 27 sq. ft. lies'. 1.15 ln.

Tweed or ork Tile Holiday Week Failures Off. NEW YORK, Sept. 13 (AP)-The number of commercial and industrial failures in the week ended Sept. 7 dropped to 275 from 321 in the week before, Dun and Bradstreet, reported. The drop was attributed partly to the Labor Day holiday.

Casualties were about even with the total in the comparable week one year ago but above the total of 222 in the first week of September, 1959. SOUTHWEST BANK RAISES QUARTER DIVIDEND TO 30C Southwest Bank voted a quarterly dividend of 30 cents a capital share, increasing the rate from Wi cents a share previously paid, I. A. Long, president announced. The dividend is payable Sept.

30 to stock of record Sept. 20. Total deposits are now compared with $34,202,407 a year ago, it was said. 77 pr rarfon AT NATIONAL STOCKYARDS NATIONAL STOCKYARDS, Ill-Sept. 13 Hog receipts 10,000.

Barrows and gilts strong to 50c higher, mostly 25c higher; sows steady to 25c higher. Bulk 190 to 260 top packing sows $14'? 17.50 Cattle 2500, calves 400. Steers active and steady, choice $24 25; veal top $30, good and choice $2529. Sheep 1000; spring lambs about steady, prime to $19, good Asphalts in light cork; medium cork. Tweeds In brown, aqua, dawn grey and beige gray.

Ideal for use in basement or wood floors, 9x9-in. size. Carton of 48 tiles covers 27 sq. ft. lleg.

r.20 in. Asphalt floor Tile Make use of the lovely decorator colors marbelized white with black; cherry red or terrazzo light grey. Carton of 48 tilts covers 27 sq. ft. mi per rarloa What Is Ycur Home Worth? Keg.

6.21 Carton Vinyl Asbeslos Tile 517 rar(o We will analyze your property and appraise it with a suggested asking price. No "high pressure." Plenty of ideas to help sell it. BRANCH REALTY Dividends Reported Mound City Trust voted the regular quarterly dividend of 31 cents a capital share, pay-! able Oct. 15, to stock of record For heavy household traffic areas; will not absorb grease, spills. 13 attractive marbelized, 4 confetti colors.

Use in any room. Carton of 48 tiles covers 27 sq. ft. Ileg. lluliber Floor Tile Sale Resilient rubber lessens fatigue, muffles, cushions footsteps.

Plastic added for longer wear. Choice of 6 marbelized. Carton of 48 tiles covers 27 sq. ft. liealfors lOct.

1. 7603 FORSYTH PA. 7-9707 Seven-Up Bottling St. Louis declared the regular quarterly dividend of 15 cents a rarlni a VjiJ' common share payable Oct. 2, to stock of record Sept.

21. NEW YORK. Sept. 1J (AP) DM-rleoiJe declared. Bale.

PerM. neeorrt.rny. Initial. A Hetf. 1.1.90 Marlielized AH-Vinyl Tile Choose from 5 marbelized colors: black, Tl OV 1 white, grey, beige, ivory.

Luxurious all vinyl li 1 floor tile has resiliency to hush every foot- jiXJr Pp step. Carton of 48 tiles covers 27 sq. ft. canon Heg. 17.2."5 Terra All-Vlnvl Tile 13.77 per earton UnltAsheato .10 Irre Hilar.

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