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"WEPETESPAY, OCTOBER 24, 1928 Vant Ad Headquarters, Court 4900 THE PITTSBURGH PRESS Other Departments, Court 5450 MARKETS AT A GLANCE ADVANCES700 POINTS SAUNDERS OPENS Today's Transactions On New York Stock Exchange Superior Oil Warrants Take Stock. Dividend I High Low I Close tChnge BIG STORE CHAIN And extras Stock IShiilin- Ex-tii vtdend Stock. Dividend i i I.ow I 'Chmv FINAL STOCK QUOTATIONS RECEIVED AT 3:35 P. M. Complete for Trading of October 24, 1928.

SP Sugr 2j 39! 39 39i Great Advance. So Cal Edis 21 48 481 4814 Sou Dairies A 35 35 35 do I 15l 1541 15 By The United Press. Heads New $50,000,000 New York, Oct. 24. A run up 01 Stocks sell off after early strength; special issues rise.

Bonds firm; treasury issues strong. Call money 6 per cent; renewed at 6 per cent. Curb stocks firmer; Superior Oil warrants soar. Foreign exchange closed steady with little feature. Cotton sold off moderately.

122 Sou Pacific 122 1121 1 1 1 700 points in Superior Oil warrants 145 So Railway 145j 145 Abiti 4: 4ej 43 431 Abiti pf6i 88! 86 86! Abra Stras 107:107 107 2 do pfd Adams Exp 6 355 j340 ,355 5 Advnc Rumly: 55! 55 I 55 14-1 to 1,200 ieatured curb market deal Corporation. Spang Chal 53 49 Sp May Ste 3 69 68 ings today and gave impetus to brisk Irregular Price Changes in Today's Trading Individual Shares Affected by Special Developments Money Continues Easy Steel Common Assumes Market Leadership. 49 69 41 buying of the petroleum shares. Spicer Manuf.l 41 41 do pfd many or which sold at new 1928 25 Std Cm To 25 25 St 3.50! 71 I 70 highs. Curb memberships also in 70 By The United Press.

Memphis, Oct. 24. Clarence 63, 63! 63i3 3 84! 80 8 8 8 9i do pfd 4... I 66 66 DO creased rapidly in price, a sale of a seat being arranged at $120,000 in Ahumda Led Air Reduct 2j Ajax Rubber. Alask Juneau; AlbyPWP 2 I 112 2 1 Std Milling Stanley Co 57 56 St Cal 2.

63 62 28 I 28141 28 Vi the late afternoon, an increase of $10,000 over a sale made several hours before. Saunders, founder of Piggly Wiggly Corporation, who four years ago bucked Wall Street with a reputed loss of $4,000,000, today had beaten back from bankruptcy, to head a 57 63 46 13 PUBLISH TERMS OF MERGER PLAN 46 Etd 1. 47 35 Allied Chm 6 238 235 1235 do pfd 7 Allis Amrda Crp 32 32 32 StO NY 1.60; 36 Std Pit Glass. 4 By W. W.

FORSTER, Financial Editor. Operations for the rise went ahead vigorously during early trading in the east today. Bullish sentiment gained fresh confidence from the return of Steel common to market leadership and brisk demonstrations were staged in various departments. U. S.

Steel pushed forward into new high ground for the present shares while Chrysler and General Motors both spurted also. Some irregularity was created in the early after 36 4 37 Local Market $50,000,000 chain store corporation. Backing him in the new enter 4 37 Std San 1.68.. 37 Am A er Chm! 19! 18I 18! 16 prise are the men who four years 104 110 do pfd 1 67 I 67 I 67 11 Stew Warn 61110 Strom Car 2 59 Demand for leading securities, in Am Bch Mfg I 37 I 36 I 37 I today trading on the Pittsburgh Studebaker 5 81 Am Bk Nte 2 134 1130 il31! 2 their holdings by a large amount. In 1927 the company earned $9.52 a share.

A big improvement is anticipated- for the current 12 months' period to be followed in 1929 by a split "up in the stock or extra distribution. NASH MOTORS. Certain interests have interpreted the return- of C. W. Nash from a trip abroad as a signal for a new upward movement in the stock.

Mr. Nash spoke most optimistically about the corporation's business in Europe. Nash directors recently paid the usual extra 50 cents a share in addition to the quarterly dividend of $1. In spite of the extraordinary costs made necessary this year by the introduction of new models the company is expected to show a substantial balance above dividends. Incidentally Nash from standpoint of income return, is one of the most generous members of the automobile group.

CENTURY RIBBON MILES. Strength in Century Ribbon Mills has attracted stock exchange, sent several im 20 I 20 Grasseili-Du Pont Details Made Public. noon following pront-taiang by traders wno naa established long positions in Monday's reaction. How Submar Boat 3 Sun Oil Co 1 60 Superor Steel 35 58 79 3 60 34 11 19 Am Beet Sugi 20 Am Bk 1.60; 42 Am Brn Bx. 14 portant issues upward.

The general list held steady, in the absence of 58 79 Vi 3 59 34 10 19 11 I 41 42 13 13', developments, although there was Superior Oil. 11 ever, the easier tone in call money and active pool operations in special issues checked the decline and prices held steady slightly above their previous closing do pfd 51 50! 50 selling encountered, in spots. Sweets Co I 19 Americ Can 2 111109109 Lone Star Gas moved forward, on 12 Symington A do pfd 1141 142 increased buying. Arkansas Nat Am Cr Fdry 91! 90 Vi! 91 ural Gas went upward to a new do pfd I114jll4 1114 4- 4-1 1 1 1 Telutgrph .80. 18 18 18 Term Cop 16 16 16 Amer Chicl 3: 94! 93 I 93 high on the movement, the preferred also showing a stronger tone.

ago. were reported to have "ruined him. The new firm, to be known as Clarence Saunders is said to have backing of more than The firm which establish a national chain of grocery stores, is backed by Nicholas Brady, New York copper king; Wendell Anderson. Detroit; Joseph Day, Manhattan real estate operator, and others said to have figured in his Wall Street failure. His "comeback is regarded as one of the most remarkable In recent financial history.

"Four years ago I had not a cent and owed $300,000," Saunders said. "Today I could sell out for more than at any previous time." Saunders went into business in 1924 after he lost millions trying to corner the Piggly Wiggly market in Am Drg .80 12 I 11 11 Pittsburgh Plate Glass was steady considerable attention. The advance in the shares Am For Powr; 50 48 49 Am Co 3 73 I 72! 73 may be traced to the indicated improvement in the Texac Co 3.. 69 68 68 Tex Glf Sul 4 73 72 72 0. 17 16 16 TxPLTt nw! 2514 24 24 around 280, for the old stock.

Amer' ican Window Glass Machine pre ferred sold at a five-point conces company's earnings for the last half of the year ill Amer Exprss 6 240 Am Horn 3 77 175 I 76 conjunction with the outlook for 1929. It is rumored Tex Pacfic 51193 (193 1193 sion. Blaw-Knox was off three that the corporation will earn at the rate of $4 a share points at the opening price of 125 Am Hide Li 9 9 9 Amercn Ice '2', 40 39 I 39 Am Interna 2 127'124'l25 That Mfg 24 24 24 The Fair 2.40. 50 50 50 in the December quarter. BROKERS ADVISE CAUTION.

4- 1 4- Armstrong Cork was slightly lower, Tidewater .80 33 32 32 with Carnegie Metals. ALaFrnce 9 I 9 I 9 Probably one-half of the leading commission houses are advising their customers to use extreme TWA 1 23 22l 23 By The United Press. Wilmington, Oct. 24. Details of the proposed merger of the E.

I Dupont DeNemours Co. and the Grasselli Chemical Co. of Cleveland, were announced today through the Dupont publicity bureaus. The announcement said: "An agreement has been entered Into between E. I.

Dupont De Nemours Co. and the Grasselli Chemical Co. of Cleveland, having as its object a consolidation of the interests of the two companies. This agreement if approved by the stockholders of the Grasselli Chemical Co. at a meeting to be called for Nov.

10, provides for the retirement of Grasselli's 6 per cent preferred stock on Dec. 31, 1928, at $110 per share plus accumulated dividends to Dec. 31, 1923. The Grasselli Co will receive, for subsequent distribution to its common stockholders, common shares without par value of the Dupont company in number equal to one-fifth of the number of May Drug Stores held around 29 and William Zoller was unchanged Tmkn I Amer Linseed 127 126 A Mch Fdv 4 173 171 care in their dealings at the present time, but a num ber are going farther than that. "All buying sug Tobacco Pr 8103V4I 99103 2 126 1 173 1 4-1 90 2 51 Standard Sanitary Manufacturing Am Locomo 8 92 Transcont Oil! 9 I 81 8 90 51 Wall Street He effected a corner Amer Metal 3, 51 gestions are shelved for the moment," is a quotation from a typical letter issued by a firm in the last named Transu Wm II 49 I 49 but a suspension of rules by the 49 40 Amer Piano 13 Trico Pro 2j 40 40 do pfd 7.

49'i 13 49 83! 13 49! 83 i category. SEPTEMBER RAIL RESULTS. Am 84 stock exchange resulted in breaking the corner and breaking Saunders. He resigned from the presidency ot Piggly Wiggly and started a new string of stores. In a little more More of the September railroad earning statements Under Type 4 73 1 levels.

Oils continued strong under the leadership of Atlantic Refining. Reactionary tendencies turned up again in the last hour in several divisions recently prominent on the upside. Montgomery Ward sold off over a paint while International Nickel declined almost four points. The recessions in these issues however, appeared to be purely technical in character. The remainder of the list was not materially affected.

EXPRESS SHARES. The big swings in the express shares have furnished the current market with one of its most interesting high lights. American Express and Adams are the rich men's stocks of the group and in these swings of 15 to 30 points a day have been of common occurrence. American Railway Express on the other hand has been behind the others, although important developments are still pending in this corporation's affairs Adams, which has sold as low as 195 this year, has recently been above 400. In American Express the high and low spread is about 100 points.

KROGER GROCERY. Kroger Grocery is angling for control of one of the largest chain store systems in New York city and the east. The concern in question, it is stated, is the James Butler Grocery with more than 1,000 stores. Negotiations have already been begun with bankers for Kroger. James Butler is not to be confused with Butler Brothers, which has just denied the rumor that it would shortly be taken over by one of the large mail order corporations, presumably Montgomery Ward, though it is likely that the Kroger-James Butler report will meet with the usual comment in official sources.

Bankers, however, cannot deny the fact that Kroger Grocery has been pushing an aggressive expansion program, that it is still interested doing this and that it has long desired a foothold in the Metropolitan territory. UNION CARBIDE. The Cutten and Fisher groups are said to have been most active in Union Carbide this month especially in the last few days when they have increased Am Radiot 5.1160 157 Am Ry Exp 6 120 il58! 1120 I will appear in the next few days. The majority of these, judging from carloading statistics and other i UmBg Ppr 38 Un Cr Cr Un Oil Cal 55 Am Republics 76 74j 74! and McKinney Manufacturing were higher. There has been some discussion of dividend possibilities in connection with McKinney, while May Drug has been the center of attention during the past few days, on merger plans.

Activities on the local curb were rather pronounced. Pruett-Schaffer Chemical was steady in the vicinity of 28. Oil Well Supply Investment was in demand, selling up several points, and Plymouth Oil manifested a much stronger tendency. Reymer was steady. h-i Amer Scat 29 29 I 29 than three years he has established 365 Saunders "sole owner of 1 my factors should be favorable.

This improvement should be especially noticeable in the case of the eastern 72 73! 38 38 197 200 54 54 201 202 83 83 117 120 56 56 27 27 Un Pacific 101203 Am Saf Rz 4i 69! 68 I roads. Baltimore Ohio particularly is doing better do pfd 4 83 name" stores in 210 cities in 17 states. Now this chain is to be ex 3 Am Ship CI 4 4 Amer Smelt 8 2b8 Amr Snuff 12 170 1170 1170 14- Un Tnk Cr 5120 Unit Bisc 1.60 57 panded into one of, if not the most and a continuance of the gain by northwestern car riers is expected. KENNECOTT EXTRA. crrassem outstanding common gigantic retail store corporations in Uni Cig St 1 28 Am Stl Fdy 3, 57 I 55! 56 11 the world.

shares without par value. "It is further understood that the 1 Am Sugr 75 75 75 Kennecott Copper directors are expected to an extra of $1 a share at their next meeting 13 Unit Fruit 4il43 Alcohol 135 Distributl 19 Vi do pld 106 combined heavy Grasselli chemical CLOSING QUOTATION. f- 18 19V4I1 business of the two companies will SHEETS ARE ACTIVE in addition to the regular of $1.50 a share. This would tend to explain the heavy trading in the stock which has been daily registering a new high. At their I Bid.

I Ask. QO piQ tii'2 Am Su Tob 3i 60 I 60 60 Am Tl Tl 179, 179 jl79 Am Tobaco 8. il72Vi2Vi be carried under the long-established Rubber I 41 82 41 69 Bank Stocks Bank ot Pittsburgh, name of the Grasselli Chemical Co, 185 N. A. last meeting the Kennecott board increased the reg do 1st I 69 do 8 and that no important changes are 33 I 33 ular payment from $1.25 to $1.50 quarterly.

Since A Typ Fdr ...1132 1130 11 Stitl Automotive Industry colonial "lYUBt Diamond National Duquesne National Fifth Ave Keystone National do A I 57l 56 contemplated in the present efficient administration of these activities. do pfd 7 ,110 110 Going Strong. A WtW 60! 59! 60 I then conditions in the copper industry have been highly satisfactory and Kennecott as the largest low cost producer in the world has been able to improve its earning power very substantially. The corporation Realty 4. 80 78 Smlt 3.50! 58 I 57 Merchants Savings Trust! The interest in the Grasselli Dye-stuffs corporation and other affili 670 do 1st pf 1 100 99 100 14- do pfd 3.50.

53 53 Business in sheets in the Pitts Amer 19! 19 I 19 I ated dye-stuffs interests heretofore should be able to show more than $10 a share on its Steel 183 i 300 I 6.15 320 137 290 75 265 600 120 96 ie 25 3 i6 23 do pid 4o; 45 I 45 1 4- 5A Peoples Savings A Trust. Trust Union National Western Savings Deposit Miseellaneous Stocks Allegheny Steel do pid Am. Vitrified Products. stock for 1928. do 1st pfd 71142 1141 owned by the Grasselli Chemical Co.

and are, therefore, not included AWPr pf ct.i 50 burgh district is larger than at any time and despite the high operating schedules of the mills, there are backlogs of substantial size. Am 49 in the proposed consolidation." 50! 50 14-48 48 106 jl06 1 88 89 Tobacco 3102 99 Unv Lef Tob 3j 80 80 Un El Coal 31 61! 61 do pfd '106 110 28 3 Stock. Dividend. 1 High Low Close IChngre Ptocfe. Dividend.

I High I Low 1 Close IChnse Stoelt. Dividend. I High Low I IChnne 83 3 41 69 33 57 78 57 53 163 1 141 Vi 100 1 80 61 Vz 25 2 39 85 1 38 1 73 Vi Vi 139 1 13 49 16 1 Am. Window Glass Machine It is believed that the advantages Anacn Copr 4 89; All consuming lines, large and Pw 39 38 39 to be gained from the combined 7Vi small, are contributing to the in Arkansas Cxas do pfd Armstrong Cork Blaw-Knox Carneeie Metals Nat Sup Co 4 U8 117V2V2 Univer Pipe 2j 27 25 Utl 2. 39 39 Arch Dn Md Arm Del pf 94 1 92 5K 125 technical knowledge and experience Cuba Co 20 20 20 Cub Am Sg lj 17 17 17 Vi CudahvPck4 67 67! 67 Curtiss Aero 1 creased trade and indications are do pfd 37 Int Nickel 3..179 do Int Paper 2.40! 64 do ctfs 2.40 63 Vi 92! 92 17 8 95j 92 17! 23 of these two great companies will that the demand will hold until after Central Ohio Steel Products! 3 do 111 A do I 17 I 8 2Vi result in the more rapid development of the science of chemistry and its 2 37 37 175 2 115 115 64 64 2 62 63 3 47 47 49 49 180 180 50 50 Cuyaml Fruit 58 57 57 the holiday season.

Specifications from auto companies indicate to I Arnold Constb! 40! 39! 40 Int Ry of A 47 Vnadm Crp 3 89Vi 86 Van Raalte 38 33 Vick Chmcl 73 I 73 5 56 Of -3 do pfd Consolidated Ice do pfd Bros, pfd Harbison-Walker Refrac. Houston Gulf Gas Independent Brewing- Art Met IVi! 291 11 local manufacturers that there will application to the industries of this country and that greater economies 97 66 475414- 5i 48 46 As Dry 2.50, 16 Nat Sup pfd.115 (115 115 I 9 National Te 4 353 J345 (350 2 Nev Copr 1.50 33 32 32 Airbrak 3 41 41V4 41V Central 8 175(173173 St 1V do pfd Dock Co. 51) 51 51 1 Nor A pf 6.101101;i01 NY Nil 65 I 64 64Vi do pfd 7 int Pr Ink 2 Vat 49 Int Tel Isl Crk Coal 4 51 Victr Tlk be no letdown in that line for some time. 1 will be assured in the manufacture 3 2 Va Caro Chm 13 13 jAtchsn Tp 10 Atl Gulf Linei 50! 48 I 49 1 1 sale and distribution of chemical Current backlogs make it impera do 6s pid 3 49 49 Davison Chm 63 62 62 Debenhams 41 40 Vi 411 Dela Hud 9 1 87 Va 1 1 85 V4 1 86 V4 1 1 V4 Del 6 Dev 2.40j 53 52Vi 52 14 1 Detr Edison 8, 193 1193 193 1 Dome Mine 119 1 8 9 1 do pfd 56 55V4I 56! 57 20 tive for consumers to order far ahead Vivaudou 3 .1 16l 16 39 6(1 12 'A Alt Cst 10 particularly if stocks are being kept Jewl Tea Co Jhns Manvl 3,174 jl69 172 13V4 products. HUGESUpSKEQ Atlan Refin 4 231 222 I231l ll at a minimum.

Wabash R.l 79 78! 78ll 20 Prices are firm at 2.75c, base Pitts Wst 26 26 26 Jones Br Tea 37 37 37 Jordan Motor 14 12 142 -K Atlas Powd 4 83) Sl 832 Atlas Tk Crp; 11! Hl Hl Austin Nichls I 6 6 Dodge Br A 28 27Vi 27 do A 5 1 93 I 93 I 93 I Independent Brewinir do pfd Joseph Home Lone Star Gas Corporation. May Drug- Stores McKinney Mfp National Fireprooflns do pfd Penn-Federal pfd. Petroleum Exploration Pittsburgh Brewing do pfd Pittsburph Coal Pittsburph Plat Glasfl. Pittsburirh Screw 4 Bolt. Salt Creek Cons.

Oil Standard Sanitary Mfg-. Suburban Electric burgh, for sheet mill black, 2.90c for NornK South 41 41 41 36 4 8 Drug Inc 1161 tin mill black. 3.50c to 3.60c. for gal Grigsby Places High Value Nrflk Ws North Am tlOj 74 73 74 l'a jWldrf Sy 1.50 24 23 23! 1 Walworth 1.20 23 22Vi 23 1 iWrnr Qnlin 2 42 41 41 Austin Nichlsl 6 vanized, 2.00c for blue annealed. 30 lli Dunhill Inc 4 90 88 89 Dupont 428i431 1 11! 11 I Auto Sale Cpj and 4.00c for auto body.

71 Vi 54 Kauf 1 30 30 South 72 70 Kayser 5 71 70 Keith Albee 34! 33 do pfd 3 53 53 53 Nor Pacific 5101 Ward Bkng 18 I 17 on Properties. Chicago, Oct. 24. Between $80, 3 4 278 64 64 20 43 46 do deb 6 1118 118 Operations in this district continue close to capacity. 38 do pfd 7...

86 I 86 I 86 34 11 do ctfs 5.. I 98 98 I 98! Vi Bambrgr pfd '109 20 Vl -1. Warnr Pict 000.000 and $120,000,000 is asked for 20 Norwlk R. I 5l Sl S51 2Vi War Bro Pic. Bald Loc pf 7 il5 (115! Bit Ohio 1 properties and business of Grigsby- Ea Ax Sp 2 61! 60 60V4 East Kodk 5191 jl85 188 2 El Aut Lt 4 T17 -Tt T7Ut neir 1 r.

-i i A O- 12 win jtjjc -ruyi oor JI'A Grunow radio manufacturers of CiO pfd 4... 78 78 78! -xidal osasre Oil Cnion Storage United Ensr. Foundry. United States Glass Waverly Oil A West Penn Rwyg. William Zoller do pfd Witherow Steel fM Oil Wl Supl I 31! 30V4! 30Vi! Chicago, in negatiations which are Bangr Ar 3.50j 69 691 69! Electric Boat 12 12 12 do pfd Kelly-Spring 21 21 21 do 8 pfd.

84 84 84 Kelsey Whl 2j 53Vi 52 52 Kel-Hay Kelvinator 11! Kenect Cop 61119 (117 117 Kinney Co 54 I 52 53 Web Heil 4 69 Vi 68 68 Wst Dary A 4 59 58 58? do 31 30 31 1 Vi 100 ioi Omnibus Crp 11 I 10 I 11 I 33 103 53 102 76 under way for a merger of that com MONEYISFIRMER CaU Loans Advance to 6 1 -2 Per Cent. Barnsdll 3 i 44 I 43 I 44 1 El Por Lt II 38Vi 37t 37! pany with Victor Talking Machine do pfd 7 106 Wst Arb nw 2 44! 44! 44 I Co. This was revealed by w. C. Gru BONDS.

Otis Elevar Onen Coin 4 i 81 i 80 I 81 I Otis Steel Co.) 33V4I 32 32 1 Owens Bot 3 84 82V41 84 2 Bayuk Brth 2 103 Barker Bros 29! 29 29 Beacon Oil 22 22 22 Beechnut 2.40! 77 77! 77 now, vice president and treasurer ot 1 73 y2 Vi El 6s pf 6110 100 100 do 7 pfd 7ill0 jllO 110 Western Un 8,174 168 174 74 05 94 Grigsby-Grunow. Eitingon 2. 36 1 35 35) Vi El Stor Bat 89 88! 88', Elk Hrn Coal! 6 6 I 6 Endi Johns 5. 77Vi 77 1 77 Kinney pf 8 95 94 1 Independent Brewing 6s. Pittsburgh Brewing fis.

West Penn Traction William Zoller B. J. Grigsby. president of the 94-62 Vi 20 1 Krft Chs 63! 62 103 Beldng Hra 2. 15! 13 15 Best Co 3..

92j 90 92 Wstrn Md Ry 43 43 43j 1 2 Vi 7 17 1.. Ex-dividend. company, is in New York conferring with Victor officials on terms for Emers A. .1 7 Krsge 1.20 20 I 19 Krsge 1.20 79 78 Pacific Coast. 28Vi 27 28! lVi Bethlehm Stl.

I 69! 68! 68 i Pac El 2 49 49! Equit Off 29 Erie 1 56 37 Krueger 37 36 Wstrn Pacific. 31 31 31 do pfd 6 1 55 55 55 Wst 109 1107 108 Wstrn Ellnstri 23 23 23 do 7s pfd Pac Mills I 29 I 29 I the proposed merger. An exchange of at least two shares and possibly 29 Individual Sales. 100 Lone Star Gas at 57 Kress Co Blmingdal Br 45 42 44 Vi do 1st Pacific Oil 1 1 I 29 291 55 55i Vi 56 Vii 56Vi 44 45 92 92! 63 63 1 Bon Ami 4 .1 75 I 75 I 75 100 Lone Star Gas at 67 Kroger Groc Kolster 73Vi 71 71 Eng Pub Srvc! 45 three shares of Victor common stock for exchange of one share of Grigsby Packrd Mtr 3 98 96Vil Whit EgOil2. 30 I 29 30 1 Booth Fisherj 10 10 10 I do pfd 5...

92 Amer I 51 50 I White Motr 6 38 37 I 37 I 100 Lone Star Gas at 67 100 Lone Star Gas at 57 100 Lone Star Gas at 67 is being asked, according to Mr. Borden Co 6.165 164 164V4I By The United Press. New York, Oct. 24. Money is firmer with call loans advancing to 6 per cent in the late afternoon following heavy withdrawals of funds.

Renewals were made at per cent. Time money is also easier with rates for all maturities lending at 6 to 7 per cent. Offerings are larger. Commercial paper is steady and unchanged with prime names 5 to 5 per cent, and other good names 5 to 5 per cent. Eurk Vc 4...

64 1 96 50! 52Vi 17 15! 85 I do I 53 52 I Grunow. White Rock 2 45 44 45 Wht Sew Maj 38 37 38Vi Bost Maine! 71 71 71 Briggs Mfg 58 54 55 3 Brkl Edison 8 270 '270 1270 1 Vi Lago Tl 34 33j 34 Lambert Lee Rubber 23! 23 23 Am Wst B. 17 17 Panhandle Pr! 15 15 Panhandle pf 85 85 I Willys Ovrld. 30 29 29 Fairbnk Mrs 3j 44 42 1 44! 2 oO Lone Star Gas 67 10 Lone Star Ga at 67 10 Am. Window Glass pfd.

at 85 50 May Dnw Stores at 13 May Druu Stores at 20 65 May Drue Stores at 29 IO May Drue Stores at 29 MURRAY BODY CORP. Wilson Co 11 11 11 f1 .80 54 I 54 54 Brkln Manh 4, 68 67 I 67i Le Port Cemj 47 I. 47 47 Par 51 49 50 1 do pfd 3.50. 65 I 64 64Vi TO TREBLE CAPITAL Fed Mtrs .80. 22! 21 21 do pfd 6 89 Park Tlfrd 3 91 I 89 91 2 89 89 Vi 47 47 108 108 do pfd 108V4 do A 26 25 26 Woolworth5 .1202 100 Arkansas Gas pfd.

at 74 200 Arkansas Gas pfd. at 7 26 Arkansas Gas pfd. 7 Fid Ph In 2 97 Vi 95 Florshim Shoe! 50 50 Brwn Sho 48 Brock Mtr 3. 74 Lehigh VI 3 97 1 95 50 53 11 11 11! 7 6 I 6 I 73 i 73 1 Lhn Fink 31 60 97 I 60 37 Ml Arkansas Gas Did. 7 New York, Oct.

24. Stockholders of the Murray Corporation of America, motor vehicle body manufac 9 3 First St 1) 54 53 Butte Cop 9 Worthington 41 46 41 1 do 47Vi 47 47 00 Arkansas Gas pfd at 7 is Arkansas Gas pfd. 7 Fisk 11 11 11 Li Savers 1.60j 37 Lig Myers 5 90 54 54 Prk Utah .80.) Pathe Exchge.j do A Patino f9.j Peerless Motr Penick Pa Coal CI. Brns Blk CI 5 Brnswk Trmi 40 Pittsburgh Curb. Wrght Aero 1165 165 12 Fleischman 3 85 84 I 84 90 89 turer of Detroit, will be asked at a special meeting Nov.

15 to approve 40 40 36 I 36 27 26 26 36 34 36 19 19 19 38 37 384 9 9 9 do 4 89 95 59 37 90 89 78 Vi 61 10 31 Reported by Moore. Leonard St Lynch. Wrgly Co 3i 74; 731 74 Buf Susq pf 41 36 Fox Film A Freeport 4... 49Vi 45 45 1 I Bid I Ask Liq Crbn 3.60 79 Vi Loew's Inc 2.. 62 Brns Br A recommendations of the directors for an increase of authorized capital Bur Ad Mc 3,171 1171 1171 6 4 I 78 61 I 11 I 31 Alia Bel Per 5s 1935.

I U2 95 Aluminum Lim 5s 194K I 97 1 118 Am Grow 7 Aug -'28-30 IIOO il(H Loft Incorpor 11 Pa Dix T7 16 17 2 Bush Tr 2 I 71Vi 68 70 Yale Twn4 37 37 37 Yn Sh 5 93 93 92 Call 6 6 6 Ga Snb A I do 7h -1 iuu min in 64! 78 Long Bell 31 rj Vi stock to 900.000 shares from 300,000. Stockholders would be given the right to purchase at $15 per share Penn RR 3.50) 65 Peopl Gas 8 1 185 do deb 7 .1109 (109 109 Gardner Mtr 185 1185 1 JUUUS WU i.DU 1'8 Bush 7 Bdway Mtrs Bide. 6s. 1048.. 100 jlO'J Central Pr fis 1943....

i 99 Chi By-Prod 5s 1970 100 II 02 Citizens Water 5 '61 1101 24 24 24 io vi! io I io 85 83 83 74! 72! 73 116 1 130 130 Lorillard 28 one share of such increase of stock Gn Am Tnk Genr Asphalt! Butte Sup llVil 11 11 Odd Lots. 1 Pere Marq 6 130 do pfd 5 93 Phila Co 6s 3j 53 do pfd 92 do fS 94 I MM 43: 43 Buterick Co 43' 72 72 27 28 Vi 91 92 36 37 17 17 80 Vii 84 for each share owned by them at the close of business Nov. 19, the new 3 A 1 37 do pfd 5 out Mtrs b's 39 iilV li-ai 3 34 34! Am Loco I 'res tiVis Gen I Crm 3:100 I 99 I 99 Phil I Buycarus 1 34 do CV 2 I 43! Lou Oil Refin 17 Vij Doubledav-H VA tlUa '11 stock to have no par value. IOI 43 43 32 19 iFrir-k iHCi Coke 5 Jul "29-3i Phil Morris 1 Genral Cable! 37 I 36 I 36! Ludlum Stl 2 84 Atl Ref pfd.ill5lll5V&115I Amal Lea pfdj 75 75 75 Directors of the corporation in 159'3 2V4 oo Arkansas uas pid. vA 10O Arkansas Gas at 3 lOO Arkansas Gas at 8 lOO Arkansas Gas at.

3 25 Arkansas Gas at 3i 30 Arkansas Gas 3 IO Arkansas Gas at. 3i lOO Arkansas at 3 100 Arkansas Gas at 3 200 Arkansas Gas at 3i 300 Arkansas Gas at 3 lOO Arkansas Gas 3 100 Arkansas Gas at 3i 200 Arkansas Gas at 3 30 McKinney Mfu. at 13 60 William Zoller at 40 50 William Zoller at 100 William Zoller at 40 100 Standard Sanitary Mfs. at. 38 100 Standard Sanitary Mfr.

at. 38 20 Pittsburirh Plate Glass at. 280 15 Pittsbnrcp Plate Glass at. 280 50 Blaw-Knox at 125 50 Blaw-Knox at 123 lOO Blaw-Knox at 121 50 Blaw-Knox at 120 50 Blaw-Knox at ISO 10 Blaw-Knox at 120 200 Carneeie Metals at 23 lOO Carnee-ie Metals at 23 20O Carnefrie Metals at 23 300 Carnetrie Metals at 23 100 Camepie Metals 23 200 Carneeie Metal? at 23 300 Oarnesrie Metals at 22 100 Carnerie Metale at 22 93 53 32 19 44 24 3 39 no os Fry (H C) Glass 6s 1932.. 44 Phillips Pt 1 do A 4 1 80 79 80 1 Byers Co By-Prod Cok21 88i 88 formed stockholders in calling the 88 12 Am FPr 2d pfj 96 96 96 Fricfc-Reid Supoiy 6s 1943 Pierce Ar Mtr Genrl Cigar 41 61! 61! 61 164 OS 101 100 98 105 1 99 9 100 10t 98 99 104 97 meeting that the increase is desired 93 53 31 16 43 24 3 39 46 Vi 120 5 49 MAn Fb 2.60 50 50 50 Gen Elect 1170 1170 1 Vi General Cable 6s '47 Hanna (M A) tis 1934 Jones 6s 1939.

24 3 39 48 Mackay Co pf 85! 85 to provide funds for retiring the funded debt and for additional re 76 I 75! 75! Calif Pckng Kaufmann St sec 5 VI '361 Pierce Oil Cr do pfd Pillsb Fir 1.60 do pfd 6.50 Mack Truck 6 93 93 85 Vi 93 Vi 154 2 48 Calahn Zc 3 3i 3V-j quirements. Election of directors Macy, 7 10s do sped .60 11 11 11 El A 1.50! 56 56t 56 Gen Mtrs '5J222 218 222 3fi do 7 pfd 7125 125 125 Gn Od Ad A 52V 52 I 52V4 Laelede El 7s 1934 K1 Latrobe Panerboard 7 '38 sttlOl Markintosh-Hemp 6s 1949.. I 80 Mr-Clin Marshall 5 a will take place at the special 120 5 Calmt Ar 6 120 3 Calmt Hcla 4j 45! 44 44! Pierce Petrlm 120 5 50 Mad Sq Gr 2 Magma Cop 3 Mndel Br 2 Mt. Wash St Rv 6s 1933 .1 itt-V, 49 Pittsbrg Coal Can Dry 4.. 7a '8! va its 22 62 33 35 102 95 Ntl Union Mort 1 Oft Ntl Fire Proofing 5 '-i '47 i o-i Asso Oil 48 47! 47 Auto Sales pfd! 35V4I 34 34Vi Am 6s pf il02 102 102 Booth Fish lstj 64 63 64 Bark Bro pfdj 96 96 96 Bri Emp Stl.j 4 4 4 Bruns Trm rt Burns Bros pfil04Vi Blum Cyd jll5 Bloom Bro pf Com Cred pf.

93 92 92 Corn Prod pf.l4l 141 141 Cent Al St L.110Vill0jll0Vi Gen Refrac 31 73Vi 72! 72 1 do pfd 86 Can Pac. 217! 1 Mallinson Co Ohio Val Clay '41 loo Il01 86 90 60 Pitts Stl 90 Cannon Mills I 47 47 I 47 Gen Ry Sig 106 11 Oklahoma Nat Gas 6. 97 40 A 86 90 60 25 MnR md gd 47 Vi 4 2 do 5s 1948 88 OO PR Am 60 Case Thrsh 6397390 3977 22 61 Vi 33 35 45 31 35 19 Vi 47 40 GUlet 1 Penn Fed Corp 6 '46 1 1103 iioa .1 25 Vi do 25! Gimber 55 I 48V41 54 16 Cent Aly St 41 40 I 40 do 6s 1946 ex-warrant 22 62 V4 33 35 47 32 35 21 47 40 Ti 75 20 Vi ilOO Manh Elect 32 Manh Shirt 2 35 Maracabo Oil 21 100 Centry Rib 24 I 22 I 22'i 1 Va 155 2 100 Carnesrie Metals at 22 50 Carnegie Metals at 23 4 50 Carnee-ie Metals at 22 do pfd 7 1 93 I 93 I 93 Vi Glidden 28 28 I 28 1 Cer De Pasc 5 2 lixi Metals at 23 r-enna late 58 52 Pen Cruel St 5 March '29-31 Pirh Crucible Steel 5s 32-45 Psh Hotels Corp 1st 6r 48. Ptrh Parkin Garaices 6s 45.. Psrh Railways Ger.

6s 53... Psrh Steel Co 48 97 99 100 97 09 90 101 Certan-teed 4 35! 35 I 35 Gold Dust MktStR pr pfj 47 Vi Marland Oil 41 lOO Carnesrie Metals at 23 i Chandler Mtr 19 I 18 18 IV 98 101 92 102 102 SO Armstrong Cork at 67 lOO Harbiaon-Walker Refrac. at 56 50 Nat. Fireproofine- at 7 Goodrich 4 84! 83 83 Goodyr Ti Rb 91 I 88 I 88 Martin Rk 2j 77 (,75 do pfd I 28! 26! 26! 2 78 31 74 104 Col South pf. 78 77 Chic Yel Cab.

31! 31 Con Ry Cub 74 74 Gotham War 104 (104 I'ffti Meel Foundry 50 1 11:3 Postum Co 3. 69 68! 68 Vi Post Tel Presd Stl Car 26 24 24 do pfd 7... 81 80 81 1 Prod Refin! 24 24! 24 Prod Ref pf.l 43 43 43 Public Serv 2' 66 65 65) do 7s pfd 7123 123 1123 I 20 Vi 11 Prh Tran Eq Gs 38-29 10O do 1st pfd 71101 100 100 11 Goth Hos 2.50! 79 78Vi 78 Vi hm snrmrnan Kieetric at 2(1 100 Suburban Electric at 20 60 Bank of N. 1 K7 2 First Nat. Bank at Pen.

at 400 Psrh Valve Fdy Con 6s 42.1 98 166 4 100 Mathesn Al 6167163 May Dep St 87 86 Ches 10 187 185 187 I 1V Chesa Corp 3i 68 67 68 Chcago Alton 10) 10 10 I do pfd L16! 16! 16 Chic Grt Wst! 13 I 13 I 13 I Deere Co pf 7'124V4124V4I124-Diam Match 166 ,166 FOLLY OF STEEL PRICE CUTS SEEN BY EDITOR Youngstown, Oct. 24. The steel industry is encountering better success this year in maintaining prices, stated A. I. Findley, of New York, editor of the Irtm Age, addressing the Rotary club of Salem, O.

Producers appreciate the folly of price cutting and there is a voluntary price maintenance today. As a result, profits for the industry will be proportionately improved in 1928, especially as production has been maintained at a uniformly high rate. Due to inventions and mechanical developments, the steel industry today is entirely different than formerly, said Mr. Findley. Foreign Shares.

Reiiortfd by Glcirh Co. do new 2.50 78 78 78 Gras Ch 2.68J 89 85V4! 85) 3 Maytag Co 1 24 25 25 Summary for the Day. fun Westmoreland Coal 6a 47 Porter (H K) 6s 46 Rail River Coal 5s 38 South Pfth Water 6s 65 do 6s- 60 Southern Traction 6s 50 Spanir Chaltant 5s 48 Standard Plate GIm (1. 30 94 90 00 99 99 OO 99 84 95 Maytag Dn 47Vi 46 do 1st pf 6 92) 92 47 92 Grant 116 118 2 Grahm Paige! 47 46 46 The following is a summary of the day's 1132 1136 98 I 98 114115 Gen Bak 136 pf 1.40 98 Gt Wt Sg pf 7115 prices on tne fitrstmren stock exetianee: 98 98 68 P8 80 93 inv McCr 2 1 1 1 Granby Cns 4', 75 74 74 I I 1 Last i Prey. Standard Textile Pro 42 33j 32! 32! 1 34! 33 34 I 50 1 49 49j 86! 8fr 1 86i do pfd Chil Mil St PL do pfd Chi Nr Wst 41 Riccrory 31 31 1 Hieh I Low Sale I 'loe do pfd 1.75..

31 102 Gt Ry pi 5,102 pf ctfs 5j 99 I 98 99 70 I 69 Vii 69 Vii 1 aieuoenyuie fottery fj Vs 40 St Clair Furnace Ps Aug- 28-31 ivj.rwpi ill Hnna Strslst pf! 87 1 87 I 87l 9 no aw AI1E .1 I IntRC Am pf5j 81 I 80 80 Gt Ore 1.50 32 2941 29( 2V2 do 6s 6 Pullman t4 83 78 82 Pure Oil .50.. 26 26 26Vi Punta Al Sug! 20 20 I 20 Purty Bk A 3. i 129! 128 1291 Radio Corpor j228 1221 Vi 1 do pf A 3.50.1 56 56 56 Reading 103 1 1 Real Silk Hos! 47 46 47 2 Superior Steel 6s 38 MIntyr Mine Melvile Shoe 22 22 22 67 67 I 67 11 1UIF 95 109 I nion Steel 5s 52 Gt Sg 2.80j 32j 32Vi 32 V4 Ward Bakinir 0s 37 Mex Seab Oil 38 37 37 Va-Ohio Rlv Bridfs 6s52 87 104 101 103 89 101 39 37 37 I 1 Greene Cp 12 Int Salt 1 57 57 57: 1 Loos Wil 1 7jl20 120 120 Louis 6l 91 91 91 McCrory Sto 101 Nash Chat 7.1181 181 1181 1 Natl Surety 20 3061304 3061 "eirtnn teei rig Wheelinir Traction 5s 31 Ch I 6 Chick Oil 51 50 51 Childs 2.401 53 I 51 53Vil2 Chile Cp 3 60 59Vi 59 Chrvslr Mtr 3 13816'133 133V4! 2 City Stores 106 Vi Clu Peabody 74l 74Vi! 74 Coca Cola 6. 193 98 103 86 90 lOO 95 26 Vi Guantan Sug 5Vi 5V8 5Vi Witherow Steel Bs 62 10 Am 85 85 85 SO 1525 Ark Gas 374 3 3 3 1007 do 7 7S 7 7 85Armster Ck 57ii 57 57 58 325 Blaw-Knx jl25 120 120 128 2900 Car Metals! 23 V4 22 23 100 H-W Refrc 66 56 66 56 625 I 57 56 56 67 140 May Strs 29 2fT 29 29 60 Natl Pfg 7 7 7 7 5 do 20 -I 20 20 20 35 Glass. 20 2SO 2SO 200Sd Sanitryl 38 38 38 37 255 Wm Zoller! 49 49 49 49 14 130MKinny Ml 13 12 12 13 lOO Sub 20 20 20 20 50BkofPNA 1187 187 187 190 2 First 400 400 400 37I1 Yellow Cab Prh 60.

6s28-29 Glf Mo Nr 47 (47 47 I 1 Conn Coke Co 5s 48. 5 Mengel Co Miami Cp 1 Md Cnt Pet Mid State Oil do ctfs Miller Rubr Mil St Bi-i I Ask Glf Stat St 69 Vij 69Vi 69Vi2 26 37 6 4 22 43 Gnaranteed hy Philarielnhi in dorsement. Austrian A. E. G.

Electric 4 00 4 .50 France 8.0.00Sn (Ml 's 36 5 4 22 43 76 Vi 45 Grand Union 39 I 38V 38! do pfd 3... I 59 I 57) 58i lVi Harlm 5 265 265 265 St $7 Nor Wst Tel 50 50 I 50 l.l!'l STOCKS. I Bid. I Ask. Italia Bank oi Poland Hanoa America roaulich S.

S. Line. 4 22 43 76 45 103 II do pfd 76 Vi 3 101 Oil Sup 7101 Reis Robt Col 9V6 9 9Vs! Remg Rand. 26! 28 26 Repub I 4 83 81 821 Rynlds Sprng! 11 10 11 1 Rey Tob 146 Vi Rch CI 2.. 49 48 43 Reo Mtrs 30 30V4! 30 14 Rhine 51l 51 51 Rossia Tnsu 6 220 6 Royal Dt 3.13! 63! 62j 63V41 t.7: M.50 150.0(1 lf.O.oo 4H.

CO 4J.OO Weirton Steel Mo Kan 46 3 69 69 Vi Hartmn Cp 7704 Newton Steel Plymouth Oil Oil Well Iirvest do pfd 7 115 115 2 Hershy Choc Pitt Coal 69 Pure Oil pfd 8 115 Sch Strs pfd jll9 So 4 132 2 do pfd Min St Lo! 2 2 119 119 I Odd Lot Quotations. WANTED Missou Pacfic! 73 71 Vi 4 71! 132 Prnett Schafler 1....... do 7s pfd Re.vmer Eos I Col Aiwm I 63 I 62) 62! do pfd 7... I 98 I 98 98 Colum Carm 94! 94 94-! Colo Fuel II 68) 67 67) Col Gs 5 126 124il26! do pfd il06i V4 Colo Cothrn 3 111 Com Credit 1 43 43! 43j Vi Com Put 3... I 85! 84 84! Com In 3.60 127 126 1 do Warr I 22i 22! 22 1 Com new 8 224 220 223! Congol 25; 25! 25 23Vi 22! 22 56 7i 55 56 79 79 79 76 76 76 25 25 25 77 77 77 144 1140 140 54! 53! 53 Homestake Hollander 2 Hshlde Pr 3 i do pfd 115 Croiil Lyomiais Cretlito Italiana I rents he Bank Berlin) T'isf-oiUo Geseilschaft Fiat German Gen Electric do.

pfd. I G. Farben Industrie Kuhlnian Muimtr Jlontei-atim Milan German Lloyd. Reichsrinnk of Germany Rima Mur. Stl.

of Hungary Tietz Ieonard Co vivfri, France 20 Spldg Br pfd 115 Spear Co 12 Mohwk 41 40! 40-f 7 2 2 40.00 JT.OO 45.00 12.00 (iS.OO 4S OO 14 oO 00 73.00 10.00 63.00 34.00 3.50 4.J OOj ll.tlOj oo' 45.00: 14.0(' 35 OO 71.O0! 1S.OO' U.O(ij 2.75! Allltllllf till! Kanfmann's Dept Follansbee Bro Spanir Chalfant pfd 12 Mont Wrd 4 342 I 9 15 National Fireproofinr 50 National Fireproofing- 15 Independent Brewing 100 San Toy Mining 50 McKinney Mf 50 National Fireproofine 10 Union Steel Castinir do pfd 78 .04 Houston Oil Hud Manh2Vi St Jo Lead2. 46! 45! Moon Mtr Coi 6 6l 6' Vi 11 78 18 35 76 132 115 12 78 18 35 77 28 105 358 25 25 3 4 24 27 25 29 30 -7 37 38 33 45 4 99 64 25 Jrr 15 66 68Vfc 20 Kit 105 11 0l' i II il75 1225 33 I 19 11 25 30 27 I 13 20 28 Std Gl pf 18 Twin C.F T4 I 35 h- 68 Howe Sond 4 I 68 67 Mot Product 2175 1165 1167 18 do 2dn 96! 96 96 l-eonard till Mononsahcla Incline Plane. American Frnit do units .4 Liberty Dairy Prod do 7s pfd Hill Ton Savinsrs Trust. 1 Hudson Mtrs 5i 84! 83 83! Moth Lode 4 I 3 311 Vn Raalte 1st! Wiener Bank Verein. Vienna 6 St Lou Wst 122 jll8 121 50 Am.

Window Glast pfd 90 28 Independent Brewing pfd 5 28 Vulcan Detin 28 18 Am. Window Glaes Mach. pfd. 49 73 I 72 72! 93 I 90! 92! do pfd 90 90 90 Savag Arms 39 37) 37 lst4 Bank Clearings 10 Richardson Boynton pfd. Bloom field Trust Congres Cg 4 Consoli Cig 7j Cons Film pfd 1100 El 6s pf 6,100 1 Rejianc- Life National Union Fire 26! 26 3 1111am roller SO 15 ITnion Steel Casting- 29 111 Central 7139 1139 Ind Moto 24 i 24 24 Ind 1132 132 Schlt St 3.50 54 53 53 11 PITTSBURGH.

80 Arkansas Gaa loldi Consoli Gas 82 1 west r-enn railways via. 101 Seaboard A 18 17 18 Rights. 2 Wiser Oil Phoenix Oil 19 80 1 99! i I Rexhide Rubber 99 4 Motr Whel 2- 38! 38 33l Mtr M. A. 21 19 21 2 Mullins Body 93 92 92: Munsngwer 31 50 50 50 Murray Body 1 Nash Mtrs 4.

95) 93 94! Natl Bell Hes 3 National Acml 21 21( 21j Nat Bisc 6 I167168! Vi do pfd 5 99 Consol 32 84 do pfd 1 21! 21 21 Sgrave Cp 1.20! 13) 13! 13 SALES. 47 Cont Bak 41 I HiKh.l Low. i I 1 Sears 2.50;i57 jl53jl53 27 28 Gen Am Tank! 31 3) 3 Abra Strauss. 1 1 Col Carbon. 2( 2 2( Curtiss Aero.

8 6j 61 1 Grant 3 I 2 3 1 Exchanges Balances Ex. week ago Eal. week ago Ex. year ago Bal. year ago 25 Wayerly Oil A 10 Webster Hall pfd 45 United Sc Foundry 30 Am.

Window Glass 70 Am. Window Glass 90 Pittsburgh Oil Gas 85 National Fireproofing- pfd 4 Union Steel Casting 40 Armstrong Cork 25 Witherow Stee! 13.797,805.90 38,946.300.03 16,307,24980 31.451.508.03 10,390.585.12 3 3460Plymonth Oil 26 103OOil Weil 27 I 24 25 23 27 28 30 27 37 37 Zl 28 58 700 Pruett yenaner pi o-i 120 Reymer Bros 221 45 Aluminum Mfrs .1 37 I In 32 31 32! lund. Refg 33 32 32! do ctfs 1 31 29 I 29 Inld Stl 2 72 71 71 Insp. Copper 31 31 31! Intrbor T. 42t 39 42i3 Intcont Rub 9 9j Int.

Arg 14 14 14 Iut Business 5 150il48149 j1 Int Cement 75 74 74 Int Com En 67! 66! 66j Ir Harvest '6319 :312 do pfd Vi 76 Nat Rg A 97! 95 95! NEW YORK. 115 I XL Freight Car Inquiry. do 8i 7 8 1 do pfd 8 85 82 85 3 Continr A 1.20j 23Vil 23 23 do .60 11! llVil 11 Vi Contin Can 5 120 116 117 1 Conti Insur 91! 89i 90 1 Cont Mtrs .80 15 14 15 Corn Prod 2 85i 84! 84. Cotv, Inc 8 '282 Crucible St 5 82! 80! 80! 1 Cuba Sn Sug I 4 4', Vi Car Loadings Higher. Washington.

Oct. 24. Loading of Seneca Coppr! 6 6 Shattuck 2 136 1133 1133! 2 Shi 1.40.1 29! 29 29 Shubert Th 66! 65 i 65 Simmns o3.I 93 89 92 3 Simms Petr li 25! 24i 24; Vs Sinclair 35) 32 do pfd 8.. .1109 jl09 1109 SkeUy Oil 2.. 38! 37! 38Vi SIoss Sheff 6.

1118 118 118 Snider Pckng, 14 1 13! 14 1 do gfd 36i 36i 36I New York, Oct. 24. Chicago, Rock Island Pacific Railroad Co. has Exchanges $1,382,000,000 Balances 137.000.000 Credit Bal 113.000.000 TREASURY. revenue freight for the week ended Det 15 I 15 15 KeUy t.

i Peoples rtsj 8i 81 Ex-Dividend Today. Allis Chalmers. Pullman new. Ex-Rights. Brunswick.

Terminal. Nat Dairy 3 117 Nat Dept Str 29 29 Nat Dist Prd 41 40 Nat En 45! 44 Nat Radatr 18i 18V4 do pfd 49 Vi! 49 Natnl Lead 5 124 do old A. .112.142 Oct. 13 totalled 1.190.127 cars, an in put out inquiry for 2,750 freight cars. 29! 40 45 18 49 124 ,12 1 crease of 3,529 cars over the week involving $5,000,000.

It is expected In Mat pf 3.20;105 1 that most of the business will go to previous and 70,120 above the corre 43,564,234.55 Net Bal. (Oct. Ctsm. Rcpt. (Oct.

22) do pfd 1 14 i 14 14 Int Mer Mar. 5 51 5l 4 western builders. sponding week in 1927..

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