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-wmsmmmm- CHicauo hay tribune Monday. September: FEDERAL ISSUE 5.1' NEWaYORK WEEKLY STOCK MARKET lamm RAILROADS FIND NEW SPEEDSTERS BOOST REVENUES MAKE PAGE FQ Div'd yield, 1936 Net Week ended September 5, 1936. Toil sales for week 6,580,59 Total sales 193ft flle 327,500,634. Crreonliir week year ago 7,247,150 Total sales 1935 to date .....204,580,028 Ciose year 7 pet. High.

Low. Description Sales. High. Low. Close, chge.

Close year arc 25 17 Omnibus 8.600 20 18 19- Div'd yield, 1936- If t. Hish. Low. Description fl.3 118 110 Abr St pfd Net Sales. High.

Low. Close, ehsre 1 270 111 lll'A 11114 115 60 7.2 115 107 Do pfd 200 111 111 111 3 4 8 Oppenheim Coll 2,400 13 12 13 2.2 32 24 Otis Elev 4,100 28 27 27 4.6 136 123 Do pfd 30 130 130 130 64 Div'd yield, 1936 pet. Hiph. Low. Description Sales.

Close year ago. Net TRADE IN BON 8 19 5 124 64 13 4.7 74 59 Acme Stl 1,700 1.4 13 994 Adams Exo Div'd yield, 1836 pet. High. Low. Description Sales.

Bigb. Low. 5.7 37 19 Holly Sug 5,400 37 35 Net Close, chge. 35 2 Low. Close, chge.

Close year ago. 20 17 35 28 8 Colonial Bea 1 0 31 13 27 27 16 4.6 2.2 20 3.2 Otis Stl 12.800 36 16 16- 4 13 21 27 2 77 2 435 2.8 644 414 tHomestake 200 435 435 89 94 96 70 2,700 96 Do pr pfd. 81 48 21 Colo A Sou 190 19 Do 1st 810 16 Do 2d 10 44 1 2 1 8 'i 8 405 41 1 22 High. 27 29 32 29 6 29 22 3.8 63 3.4 164 390 53 BOO 146 52 53 144 146 1.3 47 128 Outlet Owens-Ill Gl 3 95 17 Adams Mill 1,200 32 Addressog- 3,400 1 Advance Eurae 1,600 58 Air Reduo 3,600 2 Air Way EI Ap 1,300 PI Alab Vieks 50 13 Alaska Jim ...23,000 2 Alleghany .48,700 12 Do pfd it 2.300 3 Colo Fuel Ir. 11,700 6.1 6.0 4.7 6.9 4 1 27 29 29 5 23 21 105 101 37 3 fl.l 4.0 22 27 2 77 4 98 15 4 44 4 44 44 98 15 29 32 29 6 28 21 105 102 38 46 23 Do pfd 4,390 14 Colum GAE1 .42,700 16 13 82 39Houd-Her 700 43 40 41 22 Do pfd 20,100 30 29 30 54Houshld Fn A.

400 66 64 64 6 Houston Oil. ..10,100 9 8 9 48 Howe 3,400 61 50 51 3Vs Hudson Man 3,800 4 4 4 8 Do pfd 800 13 12 13 13 Hudson 15,600 17 16 17 1 Hupp Mot 9,300 2 2 2 28 31 81 08 17 4 44 4fi 44 45 19 36 37 36 9 49 1.0 23 5.7 107 4.9 103 2.6 45 6.0 61 3.2 136 4. 80 33 70 32 57 5 17 19 3 6.3 Many Obligations Rise 16 1 5 47 4 10 12 2 Even Increase Travel on Regular Trains. 90 Do pfd 800 106 80 Do 6 30 102 31 Col Pict Ttc. 5.000 39 42 Do pfd 500 46 1 1 13 Pac Am Fish 3 Pac Coast 8 Do 1st pfd.

4 Do 2d pfd. 30Pae GAE1 2,700 180 160 130 8,900 12 Do pfS30ww.18.600 16 1 6 6 6 16 28 8 4 6 5 15 5' 10 5 37 52 17 9 17 9 41 5S 16 6 10 6 38 53 19 16 6 12 6 39 54 3 9 45 4 44 45 44 44 34 229 New Peaks for Yeai 12 Do ww 2,400 27 Do pr pfd 4,500 26AUesr 2.400 94 Colum Carb 300 127 125 127 2 91 3.9 4.4 27 43 16 I 2.9 63 35 44 Cotnl Credit ...24,800 80 77 80 47 Pac Ltg 4,400 14Pae Mills 500 13 21 35 2 73 3 98 14 3 40 40 40 41 34 226 26 12 79 52 25 2 52 95 69 41 71 58 137 18 3 9 Al Ch A Dye 1.900 231 6 164 3 8 Illinois 2.6 245 157 1.8 28 23 8 1 1 1 1.030 137 129 Pac TAT Allied Mills .13.900 28 137 150 28 70 54 6.8 3.6 137 118 4.0 152 140 3.5 117 100 Do pfd new. 9,1 00 117 113 137 4.9 82 55 Coml Jot 7.500 82 79 83 4.9 123 110 Do cv 56 Pfd. 1,000 122 139 122 3.4 122 97 Do cvpf 500 121 119 121 135 70 150 150 28 1 12 Do pfd 58 Do led lines. 30 Do pld 28 27 28 69 68 69 54 53 53 10 9 10 32 31 32 .34,900 30 700 3 ,200 5,500 18 11 Pac West Oil.

2,000 15 14 14 3 69 3 113 3 100 19 2 1.8 2.1 13 4 lnd Refin New York, Sept. 6. Unl 1 9 6 13 6 Packard Mot. 224,400 12 11 12 6.3 1.1 3.9 13 84 28 5 17 16 3.H 24 14 Coml Holv 12,900 79 55 2B 34 5.1 1 25Iodust States government loans swung 5 200 132 131 131V1 800 112 110 112 1.5 147 106 Inger 2.0 114 88 Inland Stl baton for listed bonds this week 63 4 lPanhand PAR. 500 2 2 2 2.5 97 67 Paraffine 300 80 79 80 3.9 109 103 Do pfd 200 109 108 108 12 7 Param Pict ...86,800 10 8 10 1 1 2 2Com'wlth A S.40,400 69 Do pfd 2,700 7 Conde Nast 600 30 'Congoleum-N 6,500 15 63 23 2 30 98 90 4 6 21 2 8 3 37 4.2 4.7 54 11 11 3,800 rc Allied stra .32,500 13 69 Do pfd 1,000 82 35 Alhs-Chal Mfer.37,000 56 19 Alpha Cem 900 26 2 Amal Lea 8,600 2 34 Do pfd 300 54 75 Amerada.

1.000 97 49 Am A Del 2.900 61 37 Am Bank Note 4,000 42 65 Do pfd 70 7J 40 Am Er Shoe 2.100 60 70 2,100 71 28 1674 3 80 66 53 28 63 36 13 6 Inspirat many corporate issues followed i 200 5 Insuransh ct. 3.8 87 59 Do 1st 9,800 SO 72 80 lead to new peaks. 10 5 14 3 11 10 93 12 14 3 16 3 72 7 34 17 3 0 74: 80 3 17 44 3 69 7 33 16 10 70 80 3 3 5 2 54 2 96 60 41 1 71 602 1381 82 12 44 33 13 78 85 4 20 35 56 8 66 80 3 72 7 34 17 10 74 80 3 3 7 44 12 28 Yields on federal obligations fell 2.1 125 5.0 63 2.4 55 4.2 72 2.7 60 3.8 3 38 450 1,000 180 40 6 16 3 13 3 27 7 18 6 3 5 5 41 2 8 2 1 3 1 5 Conn RyAL pfd 8 Consol Cigar 65 Do pfd 72 Do pr pfd ww 2 Con Coal lllnterb Rap 12,900 2 Intercon 700 9Interlake .53,300 2 Int 1,100 22 Do pr 400 9.3 8.1 new low levels for the long bull 2 1 2 2 2 1 1 1 3 26 ket in the treasury list. The rerl 4.2 5.6 124 Do pfd 140 138 8 Do 2d 44,900 17 Park A 4,000 2 Park Utah 6,900 40 Parke Davis 23 Parker Rust-P .24,400 4 Parmelee Trans 900 6 Pat.be Film ..14,200 10Patino Min 4,700 3 Peerless Corp 3,600 3.2 3 37 116 Am Can 1 183 800 430 ...46,700 6 16 3 12 3 26 167 56 79 150 3 6 55 4,500 127 122 127 6 144 on longer term government imi 4.6 44 3 2 Do pld 27 Con Kdis 102 Do Pfd 30 42 ments dropped to around 2a4 per 4.6 109 56 4.1 169 162 Do pfd 49 30 Am Car Fd 87 57 Do pfd 800 108 106 108 3.6 185 160 Int Bus Mach. 3.6 56 35 Int 3.2 90 66 Int 4.7 160 148 Do pfd 5 2 Int Hydro-El A 700 168 167 9.000 56 56 6,300 79 77 100 150 150 4,300 3 3 900 5 4 5 4 6 and prices of many prime corpon 50 28 3 0 11 17 2 73 92 6 3 0 48 400 169 168 169 2 158 15,500 49 45 48 3 23 1.000 87 85 87 3 54 8,000 60 58 58 20 1.100 134 128 133 4 95 400 101 99 101 1 90 11 27 3 42 27 5 8 11 2 61 92 4 7 41 23 40 46 53 60 Peniek A 300 13 1 72 82 0 4 4.9 3.3 3 3 29 17 6 12 17 12 8 4 iDt Mer Mar issues were adjusted to meet the eral quotations.

7 20 6 15 1 11 27 3 42 27 5 8 11 2 61 92 4 7 41 21 40 46 54 45 86 9 26 3 41 23 5 7 11 2 61 89 4 6 39 21 38 46 53 7 43 85 BY PHILIP HAMPSON. Business obtained by the new streamlined and high speed passenger trains placed in operation in the last few years have brought revenues to the railroads which apparently they would not otherwise have received and has not cut into the revenues of their existing trains, passenger officials of Chicago railroads said yesterday. The Alton railroad reports that its streamlined train, the Abraham Lincoln, has been a moneymaker ever since it has been in operation. But also important is the fact that since this de luxe train has been in operation between Chicago and St. Louis the road's other trains have shown increases in earnings.

ight Trains Get. More Trafic. We were afraid," said W. G. 17 6 12 7 5.0 3 2.5 65 43 Int Nick 44,500 55 53 4 Con Film 3,100 15 Do pfd 3,000 3 Con Laundries 9.200 11 Con Oil 26,100 6ConRRCuba pf 800 Con Text 8,900 15 Container Cor.

2.500 10 Con Bak 11,600 15 Container Cor. 2.500 10 Cont Bak A 1 1,600 100 130 130 130 2.100 12 11 5,000 600 5.400 900 500 69 Penney 3PeDn A C. 4 Penn-Dix Cem 28 Do pfd 3 7 Pen nGl Sand ctf 60 31 Am Chain 334 114 Do Pfd 4.0 102 S7Am Chicle 13 7 Am Colort 32 20 Am Coml Alco 32 16 Am Crystal 6.1 99 89 Do 6 pf 5 3 Am Kncaus T. The rise in the treasury divia 3 2n 28 continued after Secretary Morgantl 4.8 26 21 125 2 1 1 3 I 26 101 had surprised many in the 28 Penn R. R.

.41,600 3.6 2.1 5.4 130 125 Do ptd 7 3 Int Pap A A 4 2 Do 3 1 3o 45 20 Do pfd 4.7 44 37 Int Print Ink. 5.4 111 107 Do 1st 8 3 Int. By 7 3 Do ct 1 2 2 900 5 6 5 200 2 2 2 2,300 2 1 6,400 40 38 39 1,000 38 37 38 60 113 111 113 260 6 5 6 3 00 5 5 5 1,030 41 39 40 1.030 41 2 1 1 1 1 27 16 79 "7 7 33 36 14 11 9 Am JSuror. Am Pow. 25 Do Sfl pfd 29 99 4 17 4 fl 3 1 64 86 14 40 1 20 56" 67 '4 37 14 31 300 6,800 100 800 400 20 16 1 91 69 21 39 2 29 32 65 67 district by announcing plans to row $400,000,000 additional cash month.

jVo Borrowing1 Expected. With revised federal budget 31 97 4 3 3 7 31 37 15 20 5 35 45 43-86 19Mi 18 2 IS Do 12,000 3 94 67 Do pid 500 94 87 67 Con Can 12,200 72 24 17 Cont Diani Fib 3,300 23 4fi 35 Com Ins 3,200 40 4 2 Cont Mot 7,300 2 38v 28 Cont Oil 9.3(10 31 46 27 lint Stl 1.200 33 69 66 Corn Exchange 340 66 82 63 Corn Prod 5.300 70 9 29 34 40 2 18 27 32 15 9 21 30 Peoples 38 Peoples 4 Peoria East. 25 Pere Marq 56 Do pfd 61 Do pr 16 ret Milk 12 Petro Corn 10Pfeiffer 2 2 14 30 Do $7 pfd Do 2d pfd 9.100 3,100 70 1,100 200 6.200 500 2,300 1.300 3.900 3.7O0 90O 1,000 700 600 3.6(H) 4.4 4 2 4.B 3.1 2'i 4.5 4.6 4.4 300 104 103 103V 4(1 49 66 7 46 88 104 25 18 19 40 54 98 46 19 Do pfd 1 3 2 13 7 21 17 3 81 72 21 39 1 31 33 66 67 160 6 36 34 7'8 52 t- Am Haw SS 2O0 25 25 25 29 23 Int Salt 3 63 47 Shoe 400 48 48 48 46 6.6 4.2 13 13 2,600 1.900 mates pointing to a sharp declinf 5.0 8.3 5.3 k.h 3.9 3.6 10.0 1.9 5.7 6.3 71 11 borrowing this fiscal year, there 5 Am Bide I.e 32 Do old 37 Am Dome 2 Am Joe 3 Do pfd 9 A Internal 25 Phelps Dodge. 10,400 45 PhilaCo 6 pfd 300 4.4 168 158 Do pfd 4O0 160 KiO 16 been a widespread feeling the trJ 34 9 37 43 18 21V, 8 46 4" 4 24 13 36 95 29 15 35 55', 14 87 7 12 39 52 95 414 9 2 92 18 33 33 1 1 41 '6 3 2 39 53 96 4 9 2 92 3 0 28 31 98 4 3 3 7 31 37 15 20 6 36 45 2 3 8 3 2 33 93 26 33 34 55 13 87 74 23 .28 39 24 28 8S 27 30 7 4 13 6 2f 35 14 20 5 35 45 2 IS 11 31 91 23 10 31 65 13 85 72 32 27 38 23 27 82 ury might forego further cash 13 11 38 52 95 4 8 2 90 10 75 41 23 35 Int Silver J-07 "Ti 67 50 Do pld 60 63 61 63 3 9 3 2 Int Tel A Tel. 26, 500 3 3 32 33 26 10 lnterst Dept S.11,900 26 23 26 7 0 101 82 Do pld 180 100 98 100 2 5 22 3 5 Jntertype 300 20 19 20 7 4 29 24 Island Ci 9110 27 26 4.8 126 113 Do pld 30 120 126 126 88 12 26 7 4 Coiy 7,300 5 5 5.6 37 36 Cream of Wh.

1 ,600 36 36 1.6 35 16Crosley Rad 35 33 1.3 78 43 Crown Cork ..32.300 78 10 4.3 52 46. Do pfd 3.100 52'i 50-V 1 1 3 12 16 3 3.3 101 23 Am Loco 66 Do pfd ..14,000 700 rowing for a while sod restrict 200 20 280 4,800 4,600 200 10 81 Do pfd 3Phila Rap Tr. 8 Do pfd 3 Phila 66 Phillip Morris. 7 Phillips 68 Do pid 1 1 1 1 mid-September operations to reftl 2'i 50 9 71 OH 16 JO 108 108 108 32 20 9 16 52 23 8 23 29 7 39 33 18 27 ing a maturing $514,000,000 issuel 102 down WP pfd 7 Crown Keller 88 9.3 2.4 6 1 1 4 notes. 69 27 10 49 2 3 8 28 Crucible Sll 1 Cuba Co 3,400 8 8 8 12.900 49 4 7 49 700 1 1 1 30 11 11 ll 72 The rise tapered at the week-enc 3.3 3.6 6.5 7.0 6 9 0.7 4.3 5.1 600 87 87 871, 1,600 11 5 3 13 115 3 0 124 124 124 1,540 111 101 111 4.6 88 68 Jewel Tea 1.7 129 88 Jobns-Manville.

6.7 126J2I Do pfd ...111 75 JonesAl.Stl pid 38 Phillips Pet xr.24,9O0 Do its 00,500 5 Phoenix Hos 200 8 Pierce Oil pld 20(i 1 Pierce Pet 1,900 125 9 821 21 Am Pdy 6,200 3 0 Am Met 3,800 27 Am Wrlal 4,100 35 Am News 3O0 7 Am Pow L. 18,300 43 Do 56 4,900 36 Do S5 6,200 3 8Am S.32.7O0 23 Am Boll Mill. 17, 600 36 Am Raz new 3, BOO 3 8 Am Seating- 2,000 S5Am Bids- 930 Wall street prepared for an extent 92 23 11 34-' 55 3 3 22 28 39 23 28 84 148 14 44 6.8 10 75 3 41 6 10 1 30 36 1 11 53 2 11 76 3 10 Cuba RR 6 Cuban-Am Sug 35 Cudahy Pack. 16 Curtis Tub 99 Do pfd 1,110 109 104 109J- 500 37 36 37 4 800 20 3 9 20-i- 0 27 1 69 40 18 106 2 8 28 recess over Labor day, but bull faith was evident in a robust una 2 1 8 2 35 3 6 11 37 5.3 43 6 10 1 30 37 11 63 11 80 34 39 24 6.4 110 9 700 ,250 200 1.2O0 110 198 110 30 Pillstmry Flour 21 Pitt A 7 Pitt Coal 36 Do pld 2.5 43 39 Kalam Slove. 400 40 ...26 3 3 Kas City 2,800 23 1 Do pfd 3,700 46 tone.

Renewed accumulation of 6 6 13 28 7.1 33 3.5 91 1,000 19 18 19 plus bank funds, marked by, a shl 31 66 4 10 Do A 20,800 43 'Cutlei Ham 700 1.6 1.1 56 Am Sm A .11,000 60 63 64 gam in excess reserves merrl 4.7 352 3 36 4.2 4.8 90(1 148 3 45 3 1 Do pfd Do 2d pfd 49 9 17 2 37 41 12 53 3 1 85 91. 92 3 3 26 20 9 3 3 2 5 36 49 banks of the federal reserve systl 5.6 ll'8 104 7 Pitt ...14,000 49 Pitt Stl 480 3 Pitt United 3,500 58 Do pfd 390 1 Pittston Co IOO 31 Plymouth 23 17 Kaufmnnn Dept 1,100 24 33 25 Kavser 900 26 96 80 Keitb-A-Orph pt 10 96 28 20 Eel Hay Whl A 6.600 24 24 3 8 Do 3.000 21 25 34 "Kelvinaior ...38,500 20 1 6 10 3 30 35 11 51 10 76 7 80 2 16 21 19 6 1 7 3 28 45 12 16 19 22 20 12 90 23 1.8 4.8 73 57 Am Snuff and lavorable industrial news, wi 17 74V 40 22 46 24 25 96 22 20 20 100 4 6 19 26 4 32 2.200 8.HOO 5O0 4 9 3 57 1 9 'A '8 3 200 3 08 107 10R 800 63 61 62 100 143 142 142 .12,900 44 42 44 460 129 3 29 129 17 89 31 26 7 Davega Sirs 52 Deere A 27 Do ptd 19 Deisel-Wem-Gil. forceful factors behind rather br 4.2 143 133 Do pfd 44 20 Am Stl Fdrs 130 107 Do Pfd 2.9 9.5 2.5 4 8 4.0 16 73 29 25 45 19 20 .609 17 75 29 26 48 20 6 87 Kendall pfd 25 46 3 1 35 108 1 73 1 136 1 1 9 98 39 2 57 25 2 143 1 1 99 136 29 25 48 2(1 6 0 101 3.8 48 36 Del A 16. 30(1 40 23 46 24 26 96 23 -h 20 20 100 41 19 26 4 30 28 103 6 93 21 28 "Kennecott 13.000 92 2 17 21 20 6 1 8 3 29 46 investment demand. Timidity Is Dispelled.

Whatever timidity was felt a 7 92 2 16 21 20 6 1- 7 3 29 40 120 52 23 8 14 Del Lack A W. 27.000 900 41 28 38 17 3 9 40 38 0 Pond Crk Poc. Poor A Co B. A Tob A Do Postal TAC pfd Pressed St Car Do pfd 2.6 1.9 4 DARGW pfd 1 .000 12 4 1 6 2 18 100 7,800 1,300 300 4.300 3,900 3,000 5,200 48 20 26 4 36 28 22 29 1 4 3 3 1 53 1 28 7.7 36 24 Am Stores 3.3 63 4S "Am Sugar Ref 4.0 26 20 Am Sum Tob 5.1 178 149 Am Tel Tel. 5.13 02 87 Am Tob 5.0 104 88 Do 4.1 150 136 Do pld 146 149 17 Keystone SAW.

3 8 Kimberlv CI 3 Kinney 30 Do pfd 20 Kresge Detroit Ed Devoe A Ray A 4,000 26 24 26 3.600 63 61 61 3,000 24 24 24 9.400 177 173 177 1,500 100 99 99 2,500 3 02 100 1 01 200 147 147 147 6.700 125f io.u 200 49 800 56 9 1 13 200 300 740 6,100 3.6 weeks ago over paying high pnl 58 42 53 3 1 for bonds, in fear the mid-Augf 1.6 26 1 11 3 401'roclor Gain 3.3 10 103 103 6.8 110 101 Do boost in reserve requirements 40 4 3 34 21 61 4.6 3.8 7.9 3.5 6 8't Am Type Fdrs St 6 4 Krepge Dept 30 120 120 6,3 00 47 46 33 Diam Malcli 2,300 38 Do pld 800 18 Dist Corp Seajr. 39 Dixie-Vortex 200 41 Dome Mines 3,700 7 Dominion Sirs 600 46- member banks of the reserve systl 11 S3 20 39 Am Wat Wka. 34.700 26 24 26 92 Do 1st 200 108 108 500 30 1 9(1(1 5,800 93 39 21 56 33 40 25 1 9 73 4'l 22 3 9.v, 74 Do pld 2.6 39 35 Kirss new 1.6 2fe 19 Kroger Grot might stiffen interest rates and 1 Do pfd Pub Svc Do 8 pld Do 1 pid Do 6 pfd Do 6 pfri. f'l SKAG pld 4.2 122 1 17 5.1 49 39 6.0 364 3 46 5.2 144 128 5.0 1.30 113 5.7 1 13 3 03 4.4 3 14 112 3 2 13 0.8 27 5.6 3 08 11 70 3 0 35 41 20 19 58 10 74 40 24 1 5 83 40 25 3 9 56 10 70 40 21 1 5 200 160 160 160 300 138 136 138 500 339 318 118 300 106 106 106 2(1(1 1 1 3 113 13 3 Ihe investment list, seemed to hi 60 Douglas Aire 39 8 32 23 11 16 76 9 49 3 4t4 1 52 1 116 43 1 1 1 23 2 110 98 1 1 40 8 1 71 3 90 3 14 33.400 3 1.400 been dispelled. 3 1 79 3.7 40 26 3 8 1.7 18 7 Am Woolen 7.800 54 Do pfd 6,000 Am Writ Taper 800 4 Do pfd 90O 3 Am Zinc LAS.

5,000 4 4 Do pfd 10O 24 Do pr old 200 11.8 26 15 I.amV-ri 26 29 Dresser A 13 Do ft 1 Dul SSAA pld 4 DunhiM Int, Jbncouraged by further gams .11 3O0 58 55 68 36 Pullman 16 Tore Oil 2.6 58 24 3 0 1 2 3 2 27 17 1 3 13 30 3.100 1 .1110 4.6U0 5.800 1 3 16 3(1 24.400 17 16 16 electric power production, railrd 2O0 6O0 40O 3 I 3 3 3 8 0.8 pid. 1,000 96 95 95 13 Dun lap Silk 17 13 29 118 2 12 13 13 13 i.atie l'trvHni 12 I.ee Rub A T. 15 Lehigh Port C. 94 Do 4 2 Lehijrh A'al C. car loadings, and evidence of 61 4 50 26 39 70 3 9 12 3 40 o7 6 3 50 26 38 69 1V 11 3 40 59 6 4 50 26 39 1-60 39 12 3 40 2,3 167 133 6.3 1 18 1.5 133 2.1 17 Du Pont dfl 28 Anaconda ....34.700 630 319 1 1 5 9,600 158 164 158 600 107 106 107 ..48,600 17 15 17- 91 Do 6 103 Do pfd 9 Purily Ba tained industrial operations general 3 1 5 2 122 127 314 4.6 133 129 Do deh 73 32 1.9 41 1.4 70 3.2 15 5 3.8 50 1.700 3 2.6(10 13 1 1 SOO mo 129 130 7 0 113 112 113 10 16 16 16 buyers readily paid higher prices 9 Do 4.4Jli- 311', Dllk 1.1.

1st pfd 26 13 Durham Hos pf 35 Anacon A. 1,500 16 Anchor Cap 5,100 9 Andes Cop 300 3 A Paper. 300 37 Arch-Dan-M 40O 1 1 3 8 8 f.eh Val 18 a variety of issues in line to benj 1 1 3 .000 3 1 1 3 09 3 1 1H Lehman Corp I by the recovery trend. Second! I 5 3.4 119 4 16 18 2 1 111 16 3.5 6(1 3.3 10 1 1 1 3.8 1 1 3.8 1 16 89 12 37 4 7', 0.8 3 22 318 Do pfd 70 3 20 120 Lehn A Fink, l.rrnnr Strs Libbey-O Gl. 120 8 7'.

rail loans, particularly, attracted 16 60 69 9 1 .600 1.700 171 174 6.1 110 105 Armour Del pfd 68 66 9 9 5 Eastern Koll 2 9 185 156 Easlman Rod. 3.7 166 162 Do pf1 68 9', 1 .800 3.400 3.7 00 3.1O0 50(l 400 110 110 1101; 19 25 13 8 1 46 1 If 104 4 64 31 7 7 14 175 162 3 0 74 6 3 7 32 45 48 30 msnd from the bolder investors 7 7.1 7 19 34 46 48 11 3 4 9 Badio 60.100 4.7 80 68 Do cv pld 3.0(1 9'i 5 Radio-Kciih-O. .25.500 1 9 3 1 RR Sec lllCStk 960 4.5 38 28 Ray best-Man 1,400 4.4 48 35 Readinc Co 2. IOO 4.2 49 39 Do Ipt, OOO 16 9 Real Silk 1700 3 1 Reis A Co 100 20 12 Reliable Stores 6.70O 15 i the prospect that carrier earnit 7.7 2.9 3.8 84 62 3 5 200 104 104 4 9 22 38 '9 1 3 2 22 5.4 37 28 Eaton Mfg 12 6 Eitingpii Si 4.0 7 5 El A 2.8 44 30 El Auto 3 04 106 would show substantial gains over 162 3 7 42 112 1 3 3.000 3110 105' 70 63 162 17.3(10 37 34 II.IOO 12 10 1.700 5 5 49.200 42 30 210 112 112 15.100 14 3 3 3 25 6 6 3 29 1 330 8 next two or three months. 7 LibbyMi-NAMb.

25 Life Savers 91 l.ips ers. 97 Do 19 'Lily Till 26 Lima J.o-o 36 Link Belt 32 Liquid Carb 43 Loew's its Armour ill ii.nii'i 5 66 Do pr pfd 1,700 78 76 78 47 Armstrong Ck. 4.600 52 50 51 7 Arnold 2,300 13 2 8 Artloom 2,400 17 14 16 95 Do pfd 20 108 108 108 12Assd Dry Gds. 30,900 21 18 21 98 Do 2d pld 100 116 115 115 36 A.d Oil 3 0 39 39 39 59 Atch 6,100 83 81 83-90 Do pfd 800 102 100 102 20 34 40 4 1 ICO 20 2.4110 35 1.800 4 6 2.100 41 33 43 4(1 11 9 93 12 36 6 23 111 114 17 2 I 34 43 1 105U 2 37 24 3 3d 0 2 I 24 23 17 Rem Rnnd ...30.100 21 2 1 Do pr 700 39 2.6 50 3.9 44 3 4 69 2 1 1 1 2 2 3 3 3.0 6.7 6 8 8.1 1 108 23 119 0.6 51 2.4 88 4.9 106 35 3 9 36 20 17 22 21 87 85 99 99 6 4 23 22 3 1 23,000 59 58 5S -Kill 106 106 106 99 11 89 87 1 1 Vi i-15 7o 2 1 103 85 Do 6 pld 3.2O0 99 Rens A Sar 20 4 Reo Mot- 46. 30O 6 1 108 104 Do pfd 16 16 73 10 78 76 48 41 BOARD OF TRADE WEEKLY STOCKS 3 0 74 7 3 8-p 34 46 48 3 1 -I 3 9 20 2 1-87-99- 6 22 100 98 3 9 50 3 1 9 25 3 1 I 33 59 56 28 6- 1 ,500 3.600 2,100 400 600 3 1 6.3 114 10 Do pfd 17 10 EI Rust 17 6 El Pow A l.t..

78 29 Do JO 85 32 Do pf.l 4.2 55 42 EI Stor I Kin Horn Coal 3 1 Do ild 4.4 116 110 pfd. 16 7 Eng Pub 8vc. 84 45 Do S6 pfd 89 4.8 Do pfd Brown, passenger trafic manager of the Baltimore and Ohio-Alton, "that the Abraham Lincoln would take business away from our other trains, but this did not happen. Business on all our trains has increased and the volume we handle on our night trains is much improved over what it was before the Abraham Lincoln went into service." The North Western's "400," the first of the high speed trains to go into service, has been profitable ever since it went into operation between Chicago and St. Paul-Minneapolis, said R.

Thomson, trafic manager. Sufficient new business, has been created for the road's other trains serving the two centers to make diversion of passengers from the other trains to the "400" unnoticeable, he added. Chicago-Denver Travel Increase. Despite the placing into daily service of the high speed streamliner, the City of Denver, the other regular trains serving Chicago and Denver have had an increase of business of about 45 per cent during the time the new trains have been running, Thomson said. The Burlington has found that since its streamlined Zephyr trains have been operating between Chicago and Denver, the business of other trains has picked up.

The Zephyrs have been carrying capacity loads, but despite this the night trains have obtained sufficient business to make them profitable. This road has found that its twice a day Zephyr service to the Twin Cities has cut into the business of the Black Hawk, a standard train, but the increased revenues produced by the Twin Zephyrs offset this. Roads Regaining Trafic. Burlington officials believe that introduction of the new trains has been a vital factor in bringing passengers back to the railroads from other mediums of transportation. This, offi-.

lals say, is demonstrated by experience with the Zephyr operating between Omaha and Kansas City. When the Zephyr went into service on this run, the business on the standard trains was increased. The business handled by the Zephyr train trebled that of the old type train it displaced. The Illinois Central reports that its new streamliner, the Green Diamond, has helped the business of its other trains running between Chicago and St. Louis.

One official admitted that introduction of this fast train made a considerable part of the public conscious of the fact that the Illinois Central goes to St- Louis. Business of the road's night train to St. Louis has been helped, it was said. Since May 17 the Green Diamond has carried 25,000 passengers and the other St. Louis trains have carried about 30,000 passengers in the same period.

Fast, Train Stimulates Travel. The Milwaukee road reports that its Hiawatha train has been a stimulant to travel on that line. Despite 1he popularity of the Hiawatha, busi 19 11 Atl Cst, 12, 600 34 32 33 Sll ...34.400 2 4 4 0 1 IO 1 6 Rei((f 17 Do 11 Atl 1. 1 I 0' 1.450 23 20 23 old 1 1 1 1 3.100 2 1.2' Ml 4 IOO 41 6(1 1 13 5.600 23 110 11.1 4 10 28 1 14 115; 60 1 1 SOO 13 13 13 Sales. Big'b.

T.o w. dose. Inc 100 27 27 27 3.700 32 29 32 5,400 27 27 27 100 112 112 112 400 68 66 H6 3 8 5.0 15 4 6 113 5.2 26 4 8 151 51 4.9 93 5.2 30 2.7 36 78 Do pfri A 1 fl Revere A Br 24 Do A 90 Do pfd 8 26 112 6.1 IOO 1 9 50 1 20 4 .0 34 5.0 3 I 7 0.8 33 13 Do pfd 26 All Refln 111 Do pfd 48 Atlas 112 Do pfd Allied Mill? 26 6 8 22 42 113 8 38 2 Loft 3 A 4n IjOoMe-Wil Bin. 3 07 Do pfd 2 I f.orillard 142 Corillm-rt pfd. 33 i.oui Oil 51 l.onisv ft Nash 2l I.011 A.

22 l.udlum Sll 3 3 145 21 28 5 24 26 46 i 1 6 39 40 4 I 6 13 I 7 II 34 3 8 2 1 7 38 93 22 108 32 3.7 35 3.6 115 3.0 73 4.9 126 3.1 30 54 10 1 1 60 124 123 123 Met 1 9O0 1 12 3 08 700 10(1 98 13.8O0 19 3 5 2.800 50 43 640 120 118 2.200 25 25 300 111 111 3 5.400 33 28 10 59 59 6.500 66 6lO 28 26 2O0 6 3.3 92 29 28 17 1 1 .100 7,000 92 27 j- 1 3 6 1 1 6 38 26 1 2 1 23 6 1 16 30 16 3 I 22 Reynolds 3 05 Do pfd 25 Reynold 59 Reynolds 76 79 84 6 16 28 19 34 Co. 2,1 90 CeutlivreErw A 4 50 Dietilt Brew. 500 Elec fld Sh 140 Natl. PumpCorp 50 Norton Br 700 Total sales 4 1 MO 2 3 32 6 1 14 Atlas Tack 300 26 Auburn Auto 4,900 5AuKt N'tc-h l.u'HI 4 Aviation Corp 0,700 200 3O0 30O 4.600 19,800 21.400 7.800 90 100 500 78 80 85 6 18 30 21 1 5 31 a Too 18 811 86 18 30 i 21 I 4 -0 6- 32 5 6 23 6 1 hares. 97 55 Do 6 7 5 Eouit Off Bide.

18 3 1 Erie 311 10 Do 1st 51 1 1 Do 2ri pfd 15 12 Enrtha 4i 23 Kvans Prod 8 1 Exchange BuB. 5.0 6.4 65 3 2 65 58 35 10 6.4 4 2 35 THacAnrt A 3 1 2 4.6 13(1 12 3fi 37 13(1 13(1 -31 40 -r 300 37 10 3(1'. 3 1. 900 40-! Do pf.l 60 Do 39 Rinrr Deui 5 Rutland pfd 2.5 27 Mack Trucks 40 Macy -j. 3 41 23 1 (I'X, 34 7 3' 3 53 51 1 2.400 l.OOO IOO 4.0 5.5 4.2 afevay Sir? 29 2 Baldwin Loc .12.600 3 2 Do asd 4,200 3 33 Do 1.900 29 Do pfd 5,200 56 15 Bait Ohio ..56,400 25 21 Do pfd 39 41 Bang Ar 9,000 44 Notice to the Bolder! of Indianapolis Water Company 6.9 6.3 35 27 114 II 0 -'2 3 12 8 Mad Sq 84Masm Copper.

7 Manati Sug pid 7 Rroji Do 1 pfri. 130 1 '3 3 8' 25 1 1' 4O0 5O0 Do 6 7 I'M 20 llt' 1 260 1 611 3 1 3 59 I 25 S.5 12 1(18 (.1 29 22 22 357 39 2 Co. Oo pin 34 Fairb Mme 122 Do pfd 31 Fajarrto Sua 47 10 47 1 4 1 2 40 17 1 8 3 1 1 1 43 37 1 12 110 20 1 1 3 0 35 1 Si, Jos 6.800 26 1 St, I. -San 3.900 2 2 Do ptd 15.4.00 5 First and Ref undine Mortgage Geld Bnnl 16 116 4.0 50 20(1 76 3.000 50 6 3 55 56 25 30 5.S 49 6.3 118 20 102 4.4 20 2.1 19 6.3 114 2.4 26 5.0 105 281 1(1 1 3 6 33 I 6 4J2co due January 1. 1840: Notice is hereby triven to all holders of 13 176 -j-60 7 4 I 9' 4 4 0 50 11' 49 1 1 13 57 23 23 6 12 3 1(1 30 5 19 12 31 59 16 84 110 110 17 19 96 102 17 18 17 3 8 110 Do pld 290 11.5 13 Barker Bros 2,800 19 S2 Do Pfd 1 30 102 14 Barnsdall 11.700 18 16Bayuk Ci.ir- 2.2O0 18 6.2 2 18 Fed l.t A Tr.

99 84 Do pfd 92 31 Fed A above mentioned Bonds, that Indianaprl 1 4 'A 1 14 3 2 4 4 18 19 4 1 1 Jr tit 16 8 35 -58 1 3.3 1 3 6V 114 4 7 24 95 38 8 4 4 37 41 37 41 3t water company nas cauea same lor demotion and Davnient on January 1. 19.1 IS St li Swst pfd 10 28 II Savaee Arm 700 14 37 S. hctilev Dist.l2.9(lO 41 97 Do Pfri I. IOO 10(1 1 Sfhulie Bet 3 1 OO 1 7 Do pfri 800 0 1 .6 5.5 sn 50 97 8m 4 1 4.400 91. 300 4', 2.5HO 1 Fed Mot 12', 50 1 I 48 15 12 4 5 19 19 4 11 I 20 4 9 16 9 3.V 59 1 6 1 (19 4 7 3 4 1 1 1 1 7 2 1 and has deposited with Bankers Trnst Col 1 2 5 10 113 113 113 puny, one or tne Trustees under tne Mr 2917 112 110 2'5 2 5 28 1.4 -47 IOO 1 io 62 1 2 32 5-i-86 i- 3 69 46 114 5 61 0 1 i i 16 89 13 83 21 18 60 110 Do lirt pld 18 Beatrice Cr 100 Do 5 pf ww 36 4.1 zsKti securing same, the total amount neel 3 Fcrl Screw 2 Fed Wat Sv- A 20 Kderat Sirs 38 Fid rVe Ins 1 1 1 1 250 13,600 900 5.OO0 6.20(1 24 0 I (I 610 300 22.900 3 000 4 Kill IOO 100 2.3O0 1.1(111 .1 1.100 mi; 4'i 2 76 1 4 43 l.OOO 21 20 21 400 100 IOO 100 700 87 5 96 5,300 14 3 14 sary to redeem and par all of said Bori 23 40 3.3 2.9 3.4 38 49 31 2 4 28 3 4 46 9S- 3 9 62 2 31 5 83 3 61 24 23 93 1 outstandinc, with a premium of 45 4H 14 8 31 61 7.1 97 85 Beech-Nut 16 13 Belding-Hem 89 83 Belg pfd.

-0 1 ilcne'i" Sons s-ethcr with accrued interest to said reder 100 86 86. 8 32 10 6 30 53 I 1 KM 49 31 6.9 113 110 4 3 3.6 800 38 600 42 41 10 31 34 '-140 113 111 111 4.800 28 21 28 OOO 105 1(14 105 1 flOO 48 46 48 53fS.ot I'aper. 110 Seaboard Air. .1 .500 2 Do id 700 3(1 -eahoard Oil. 1.600 3 Scattrttve IOO 59 Sears Rofh ..14.800 2 Second Nat In 700 tion date Any holder of such Bonds.

32Manh Ry gtri 14 Do mod gtd. 17 Manhat aracaibo oil 8 1 'U Market Pt Ry. Do pfri I 8 Do fir pfri 4 I ai-tin-Coi I I Field 6 artm-l'arrv 27 Math Alkali. 43 Mav Dept Sirs 13 MH.vtax IO.I Do ll 4 6 Do (1 fd 29 McCall I 2 St rs 92 Do pfd 16 McGraw-Hill 39 Mclnlyre Pore. 85 McKeesport T.

8 McKcss Rob. 37 "Do pld I I McL( Uan Do ptd FiKtn A R. 1 I I 1 5 4.3 33', 24 at the option of such holder, upon presenl 1 5 86 28 21 56 66 tion and surrender of such Bonds, topretll 31 21Bendix Aviat. .13,500 2-1 20 Bene! lnd Ln. 3,000 59 48 Best A Co 3,600 69 45 Beth Stl 61,800 7.1 3.5 6.7 10.

10(1 Do -pld 6 2 48 40 "First Nat Strs. loo 1 1 95 52 29 21 58 69 19 110 55 5.5 6.0 witn sll appurtenant coupons matm-ins and after January 1. 1937. at the offic" 46 4 6 62 1 3 3214 6 81 3 10 25 24 '4 93 7 58 16 4 73 2 2.8 4ft 32 Flintkote 13 3 Follanshee the said Ranker Trust Company. 16 Wl 37 34 36 3.20O 4 3 18 5.3 19 3 6 Do 6 pld 4,900 29 21 68 69 18 120 -42 1 6 27 2.4 63 Do pfd 15Seivrl 20 Sharon Stl 4 70 .11.000 CP 5.900 400 J.800 123 119 31 11 6.0 1 "(I 21 Street.

Jew York City. New fork, rec? payment, prior to said redemntion date. 1 3 2.5 4 7 32 Food Mach 4.2 111 106 Do 2,100 40 381-. 40 i-HO 1 OH 107 3 08 35 33 35 3 the principal amount of such Bonds, topeill 93 -i 5.4 1,300 42 36 5,000 17 16 100 100 1.100 19 8,200 43 89 Do pfri 4 Sharp Dotone .18 24 Foster-Wheeler 5.8 123 107 Do 7 pld 2.4 48 23 Bigelow-San 1.8 20 14 Blaw-Knox 2.t 29 18 Bloomingdale 6.3 113 109 Do pfd 99 77 Blumenthal pfd ft2 K-j, 88 56 3.400 40O witn said, nremnim and inte thereon January 1 1937. 6 0 6(1 4.9 4.4 90 27 27 1 4(1 1 I I KIS 111 49 118 11 4.1 Do pfri I I I 5 320 111 11 1 11 1 12 1 1 8 7 4 1 12 38 2.9 1H 11 Mballiicb Ki.18.900 UVIMANAPor.IS WATKR COMf A.N1 89 89 40 80 29 5 21 13 21 108 14 1 49 1 100 43 24 6.8 16 2.6(10 I -6(mi 1 COO 1 2.6(1(1 100 91 1 4 5 1 5 14 33 1 7 100 19 1 HI 10 14 1 107 80 9 14 64 By ROBERT D.

BCRROWR- .16,500 31 16Boeins Au-pl 900 6(1 6,61 10 220 440 28 42 2 3 3 69 2 63 11 12 5 45 8 9 93 1 3'4 1 5 6 1 1 39" 53 2l' 11 127 95 Do pfd 3 8 30 Fourth inv. 9.3 77 63 Frank Sim pfd 3.9 35 23 Freepoi Texas 75 4 7 Fuller pr 63 31 Do 2d pfd 7 3-y, Gabriel A Daled: Aiumst 6 1936 Treat 39 6.1 34 30 Shcs Her Ten 1 9 14 Shell Cnion 4.5 3 24 110 Do pfd 3.6 14 8 Silver Kinz 1.2 39 3 9 Simmon? 33 16 100 19 4 I 9 I 4-1 3 3 1 4 3 07 19 9 73 61 21 42 121 64 39 7.L 63 41 Bohn Alum 4.4 100 80 Bon Ami A 6.1 45 39 Do 37 1 I 25 59 35 6 14 HI 44 92 41 30 1 1 IOO 33 .12.100 19 300 121 .10.100 10 .13.200 39 3.400 4 800 26 SOO 1 26 91 40 29 20 Jul 300 82 1 68 OTIC 15 19 1(18 5.0 82 10 15 6.1 64 12 2 2KI 130 240 8,800 8.000 1 ,300 4.6O0 25 Borden MEKTIXO OF STOCKHOCDEl 6 3.8 83 64 Borg-Warner 83 1 .300 14 32 18 120 9 31 4 26 125 61 95 4 5 21 13 5 A NO 1NCUMK BO.NDHOLDKKS. 6 14 18'. 1 1 GameweH 1 29 42 92 41 29 79 7 16 58 49 46 8 40 53 6 Boston A M. 12 Bi idseprt Brass The annual meeiinsr of the stoekholO and income bondholders of CH3CA(J 6.7 105 105 Gannett Co pfd 20 1 051 20 62 79 7 15 59 6 46 74 7 34 65 49 45 105 105 I 0 1 1 9.50(1 1 70 5.3(1(1 2.60(1 4.3(1(1 .7,600 10 .1 1 4 I 3 5 10 4 22 3 112 8 Gen A ni In v- 32 1 I 3 8 64 69 50-'-'.

3 2 51 TEKRE HAUTE AND SOUTHEASTER RAILWAY COMPANY will he held at 1 64 9 4 6 I 23 I 8 1 I 20O 103 4.100 57 1 5 9 104 3.1 63 101 101 23 41 3.4 6.0 4.1 43 Brisgs Mfg .24.700 47 Briggs A Str 8O0 41 Bristol-Mv 400 4Bklyn A Qu T. 27.400 6 3 Sinuris Pet 31 19Skellv Oil 4.8 132 112 Do pfri 75 55 Sloss ll I 3.6 IPS 65 Do pM 72 40 Sniiih A 0 28 21 Snider Ph. 3.4 17 J2 4 0 7 3 Sou Am 5.7 26 So 6.3 1 UO 1 50 Do pfri principal office of the Company. Terre Hail r'6 161 121 1 6 33 19 121 10 39 3 26 62 98 in---; 21 1 3 5 35 1 52 31 A 3 2.1 '7 4" I 53 9 9 99 40 19 12 8 97 Do pld 42 Gen A Trans 21 Gen Asphxlt 10 Gen BnU 7 Gen Bronze jrirst fjanu Hiulains. Terre Haul 8 7 98 4 6 1 3 5 35 1 40 500 1 .500 25.000 19.000 4.500 1 34 14 20 106 106 106 Indiana, on ihe first day of October.

19.1 4.3 49 8 14 44 44 36 2 25 44 90 65 61 5 7 87 38 41' 25 11 8 16 39 3 3 1 1 1 2 1 V. at nine clock a. for the purpose 2.600 6.4O0 80O 5.100 38,200 1 .600 32.300 7.0(1(1 53 52 electing directors of said Railway Comoel 6.6 I 3 I 6.7 106 1 1 .6 98 5.6 (I9 12 76 i 95 I 108 91 (18 for the ensuinc year and for the transactil 3 100 103 102 3.2O0 61 49 11 16 ".9 ..114 .4 59 5 Grn Cahle 11 Do A 70 Do 23 3 2 8 3 35 3 I I 51 46 38 of such oiner business as may properly cm 102 6 4 7 12 4.1 3 5 4 8 3 ,700 1 14 31 41 i .200 800 33 Do ptd 40 Bk lyn-M an 97 Do pffl 44 Bkly di Gas. 473rown Shoe 8 Brunswick -Hal 8 Bucynm-Erie 108 Do 77- 9Budd Mtg 1 3 3 52 1 2 Mead Corn 91 Do pfri 55V, Melville 6 Men gel 50 Do pfri 40 Mesta Mach 5 iami Cop 1 7 Mid Com Pet. 21 Midland Stl 3 10 88 Milw F.I Rv pf Minn A SI 3...

65 Mum Boucy KI6V7 Do pfri 6 in Mol Imp. 57 Do 11 Id Minn Si PASS 2 Do pfri 2 Do Isd lines. 3 6 Mission Corp 5 Mo Kan 'I' 14 Do pfd 2 Mo Pa- 3v Do pfd 19 MohawU Cpl 79 Monsanto 36 Montjr Ward 60 Morris A Kssex Mother Lode. 28 Motor Trod 15 Motor 30 1 3.800 22.400 27,600 3 8.400 145 22 20 9 1 3 Deiore said meetine. Dated at Chicago.

Illinois, September 1 936. 300 47 41 5,200 12 11 2.800 16 14 32 4 3 23 42 69 I--H- I 25 So Cnl K1 23 Sou Pac 12 Sou Ry 19 Do pfd 34 Sou Ry 14- 32 32 43 2., 41 53 914 70 5.51 14 5.9 5e: 6.4 65 33 16 3 Itl 5 1 1 14 J4 CHICAGO TKRRR HA PTE AND SOI'Ti 52 G( Cizar 600 34 Gen Flee 44,400 33 Gen Foods 6,900 Gen A fi A .17.500 1 Do cv pld 200 230 110 109 109 8.200 14 13 13 59 1 3 3 3 9 8 29 7.6 5 55 0 48 43 4 49 56 13 7 60 1 3 4 20 9 31 2 (i'i MM'KRM A 1 1.14 A COMPANY. By F. Peter. 39 53 8 68 54 48 39 2 48 54 SO 62 100 500 29(1 41 Ml 4110 570 liOO 4.

30O 9.80(1 Koll 4 KIO 2.3O0 1 1 1 Secretary 1 Do rls 2d pfd ss Do ptd 300 114 114 114 6 Spaldins- 63 Do pld. 101 Spans: Cr pfd. Sparks With Do 18 pfd Do Pfd 61 A 20 A 10 70o 10 111 6 26 9 32 4 1 4.4 28 1.0 303 68 90 4 200 1 JO 110 1 10 10.70O 7 7 7 19 1 9 58 1 I 7 4 2 50 5(( 62 1 19 65'. 4.8 70 16 4N 19 1 0 18 2 123 GODCHAUX SUGARS, IN 60 119 .60,100 68 i. 25 14 8- 1 39 112 54 39 2 4 8 54 5(1 62 3 19 68 120- -46 55 3 08 2-36 45 50 -t-3 4-7 4- 4 3 2.50O 22 1 3 00 7 5.800 4 9, 1.500 121 120 2 1 98 16 65 21 84 32 21 28 50 17 84 32 '7, 20 26 50 4 3 2 4 1 1 I 3 18 72 36 4 I IO-S 13 67 16 Gen Millp Do pfd Gen Do pfd Gen Out.

Adv. Do A Gen Pi 1 Ink Do pfri Imi)EN NOTICE PRKFERRED STOCj 6 Spoar 6.3 00 73 Do nfd 20 29 Speiieer-Tvell 600 15 Spen Corp 22.600 l3Sniecr Mfc 1.700 41 Do pfd 220 63 Spier May Ster 2.700 31 35 2 4 12 16 4 21 9 1.2 5.8 2.9 7 2 53 4.2 3 22 118 10 47 18, 3.6 57 38 6.6 1 10 105 8 Budd Wheel 7. mm 20 Billiard Co 11Bulova Watch. 3.6OO 25 Burr Ad Mach. 4.3O0 2 Bush Term 8 Do 7 300 14 BushTBldg pf ct 90 2 Butte Cop A 7.

3.9O0 1 Byers Co 3,1 'XI 54 Do pM 330 22 Byron Jack 4,100 28 34 26 4 3 2 16 4 21 61 28 31 35 27 4 12 17 4 HO 69 29 3' 4 19 9 3(l 2 6 22 98 49 67 4(l' 2 I 88 I 32 67 3 05 2 1 52 1 33 9 19 24 6 25 11 30 The Board of Directors of Godeha.PT Sucarl 1.800 9 9 2,900 4 6 41 3O0 55 55 1 10 108 108 250 3.100 2.300 3.600 has this day declared a dividend of Si 1 1 I 2 6.5 5.0 4.8 6.0 3 6 6.1 1.3 5.0 5.5 67 45 118 i 3 1 36 106 3 34 2 30 25'; 36 84 82 a share 011 us outstanding preferred stoel 2 18 59 5.0 4.8 4 9 71 1 41 22 22 89 32 79 payable on October 1. 1936. to gtockholdrl 99 Do pfri 200 107 10' 67. 1 40 2 1 22 88 32 68 7O0 of record at the close of business on Septen 21 Square Co 2,900 29 28 2 2 1 3 3 3 11 Miillins Mfg B. 13.

70 Do pfd 3.5 ness on the road's night trains between Chicago and the Twin Cities is reported to be running 30 per cent over a year ago. Both the Pioneer Limited and 1he Olympian are reported to be showing substantial increases in revenue. The New York Central says that the Mercury, high speed train recently put into service between Cleveland and Detroit, has not decreased travel between the two cities on the road's other trains. That road bflievcs the fast schedule of the Mercury has attracted business to the road which might have gone by some other means of transportation. The consensus is that, while improved business has played an important part in increased railroad passenger revenues, the new high speed trains have dramatized the railroads in the minds of the public and made it raiiroad conscious.

20 20 8 7 32 67 13 1 2 45 69 103 iV 4 6 8 IS 20 Der J. luati. EMPLE GODCHAUX. Secretar 8.0 6.8 2.4 570 800 400 14 Std Brands ..29.500 15 120 'Do pfd 40 128 9 Std Com 2.200 11 21 unsingvesr 4 4 Murphy C. Uaied August 2S, 3936.

3 Gen Pub 2.300 2.3 60 32 Gen Ry 2.900 3 2 Gen Real A 1Tt 8,500 43 26 Do pfd 1.000 3.3 46 33V Gen Relratt 3 100 60 32 Gen Stl Cst pfd 920 25 37 Gen Thea F.q.. 36 30 Gen Time 3,100 7.1 3 8 13 Gillette 6. OOO 1 1 18 112 9 21 84 24 29 53 S5 109 31 18 1 29 3 3 9 21 55 61 3 4 7 40 30 10 14 4 12 53 "4 li 4 43 2 35 46 51 24 35 14 75 4 41 2 34 46 41 23 34 14 74 3.8 100 105 105' 4.8 105 102 Do pd 22 14 Murray Corp. 0 3 'H 41 .500 6' 10 -I M. 54 3.8 54 52 43 Myers A Bro.

5 Std 23, 200 9 Do pfri 45.40O 24 Do S6 pfd. 6.700 26 Do S7 pld. 21, 900 2 Stri Invest 600 4.5 2.9 32 5 2l 10 10 36 GODCHAUX SUGARS, INI 30' Calif Pack 1.500 41 40 40 Callahan Z-Ld. .32.600 1 1 1 6 'Calumet H. 9.7IMI 11 II II 30 Campbell Wy 3.IHK) 35 34 35 10 Can 16 15 15 10 Canad Pac ....23.500 12 11 12 37 Cann Mills 1,700 49 46 49 12 Cap Adam 100 16 15 15 4 3 1 1 I 40 3 36 49 3 8 6 5 90 70 Do pfri 1,300 3 8 6 Gimbel Bros.

1 8.400 21 OIVIDENO NOTICE CLASS A STOCK 35 Std Oil 3 18 17 38 15 "ash Mot ....10,500 20 Nash Ch A 520 12 Nat Acme 3 0.500 9 Nat. Aviation. 3 ,000 4 37 31 17 I 3 32 Sfd Oil lnd 4.1 3.3 500 108 105 108-, 15 127 10 7 18 49 53 3 35 36 25 61 "3 72 3 1 1 49 3 8 39 33 The Board of Directors of Godchauz SurarJ 3nc has tlia dnv dwlij rrl riivirlctnfl ,1 21--S4 32 21 28 50 84 107 -28 127 10 8 21 55 61 3 357, 37 26 62 33 72 12 50 20 19 132" 37 4 17 34 22 3(1 2 17 1 1 1 4 I 4.7 4.2 2.8 2.7 3.6 4.2 5.1 33 25 21 45 21 64 42 54 25 Std Oil Kan. 51 Std Oil .1 24 Starrett 50c a share on its outstanding Class A stoclJ 11.2 69 Do pfd 55 39 Glidden Co 55 52 Do cv 7 3 Gobel 10 i Goebel Brew 21 12 Gold Dust 31 1 5 17 1 5 6.0 38 4.5 164 1.9 30 4.3 28 3 6 29 16 12 31 156 241-i, 27 110 8 21 55 61 3 35 17 26 34 73 3 3 2 50 20 3 9 14 80 1 3 93 7 78 1 12 54 100 102 101 101 2.800 7 7 7 1,100 160 156 158 80 134 134 134 91 Caro sipd 6 Carriers Gen 92 Case 1 116 Do pfd 5.0 102 2.9 9 3 86 5.2 143 payaoie on uclober 1. 1936.

to stochholdei 6,400 3.300 3.200 3,200 .111,600 .32,000 53 4 7 3 3 42 54 4 7 3 4 24V. Biscuit ...12. 600 321; 153 Do pfd IOO 156 21 Nat Cash 14.2O0 26. 21 Nat Dai rv Pr. 15,600 28 4 7 3 4 ..11,200 800 ..14,300 1,600 1,600 900 1,200 400 .23,900 2.9 4.3 3 5 23 9 9 29 37 15 108 108 31 29 ot record at the close of business on Septcr her 18.

193d. 17 31 1 7 12 32 156 26 27 112 1 10 17 30 29 28 142 12 KMILE GODCHAUX. Secretary 25 9 32 2. 3.8 28 6.3 1 12 108 Do pld A 70 1 1 2 uai.ed August 2S. 1936.

6.4 112 107 Do pfri 160 110 ltd 25 13 Goodrich ...111 78 Do pfd 31 21 Goodyr A fi 3.9 102 87 Do 1st pfd 12 8 Goth Silk H. 2.4 11 10 Nat, Dept Sirs. 21, 300 11 15 43 13 8 4 3 1 3 18 90 5 48 34 108 2 36 9 58 21 84 0 1 1 3 18 26 38 12 23 30 133 1 1 1 10 111 27,400 25 24 25 1.900102 101 10a 6,600 3 0 8 () 10 92 92 92- 10 A 1.1. AK. -Jr 65 Stertiiiir Prod.

2Slerl Sec 8 Do pfd 48 Do (v 16 Slewart-Warn 14 Stone Web 9 Studehaker 72 Sun Oil 3 18 Do prri 27 Superheater 3 Superior 9 Superior Stl 29 4.5 .12,700 .49,500 1.400 21 14 1 .3 9 1 4.9 124 .6 9Vi 96 77 Do pfd 4 2 Grans m-Paiye. 6.7 33- 25 Nat, Distill 17,300 30 6.9 37 28 Nat En A Sips 3O0 29 1.8 33 20 Nat, Lead 4, OOO 28 4.2 144 131 Do pfd SO 144 6.0 34 9Tat Pow A L. 11,300 12 54Caterpii Tract. 3,100 74 73 73 21(lanese 13,400 27 26 2'. 19 Celotcx 2.600 30 28 30 54 Do pld "80 80 78 80 25 Cent Acuir 3,300 33 32 33 35 Cent.

RR .1.. 50 i 44 46 6 Century Rib 500 7 7 7 47 Cerro de 9.700 55 53 64 8 Certain-feed ...18,600 10 9 9 58 Do 6 120 58 58 58 Do 7 2,660 105 98 105 19 Chamo 1.0o 20 20 20 101 Do pfd 70 103 102 103 29 21 14 1 11 80 122 121 31 80 35 57 9 58 3 9 58 305 21 1 67 3 118 1 25 25 59 7 57 6 tii 5.6 11 1 Granby Con M.14.800 14 0 11 1.3 1.900 37 36 4 3' 3 6,200 7,000 1 NatRyMex 2d pf 600 2.1 75 57 Nat Steel 4.100 69 67 69 3 3 1 7 27 41 19 40 1 2 15 40 6 1 7 36 35 2 17 3 6 33 21 3n 23 Sutherland Pap 2.000 20 Swift 10. 900 3.8 3.6 .1.0 4.6 3 17 J-21 41 6 3 Grand 900 23 16 Do pfd 600 35 24 Granite 1,100 46 28 Grant 8.80(1 21 16 Gt Nor I Ore ct.12,100 44 .32 Gt No Ry pfd. 15.400 39 31 Gt West 4 300 69 3 9 71 10 19Dat Supply 1.200 62 59 59 74 Do pfd 20(1 122 122 122 17 27 46 21 41 4 17 35 22 30 2 17 4.7 4.6 6.5 5.8 104 5 1 6.7 7 Nat Tea 2.O00 8 8 8 51 Ches A Ohio. 13,200 67 66 67 4.2 47 46 28 Swift Int 1 Syminaion 5 Do A 2.200 2.600 3.400 in step with REAL ESTATE expansion 69 126 11 13 52 59 16 10Natoms 4.000 11 10 1 1 82 82 37 14 35 2 35.

4.8 149 336 Do pfd 0 145 145 14 5 7.3 3.9 4.1 0.9 32 Neisner 2.300 41 Newberry .3. 700 9 Newport Jnriust 6,300 32 Air 100 21 Central 73,600 52 59 1 5 54 4 5 44 83 59 Clies Corp 1,000 83 2 ChiAJS 111 pld. 400 4 2 Chi 3 6 Do pfd 3.400 9 3 Chi Gt West. 500 1 4 Do pfd 2,300 8 6 lnd pfd 80 9 8.6 55 6 1 1 1 2 1 3 9 6 Telautograph 500 7 10 5 Te.nn Corp 6,400 7 4 9 28 Tex Pac Ry 70(1 44 40 28 "Texas Corp ..13,200 38 39 33 Tcx Gulf S11I. 7,700 38 15 7 Tex Pac 13.70(1 12 57 14 53 42 39 81.

11 135 1 3 33 17 A L. 30 75 58 2 33 16 48 56 .1.2 311 22 Green 4.0 95 65 "Greene 6.5 80 48 Greyhound 3 1Guantan 39 24 Do pfd 19 9 Gulf Mob 55 30 Do pfri 63 28 Gulf Sia I 2 2 80 6 2 283 25 4 10 2 22 1 9 2 126 4 97 7 15 5 10,1100 5,600 220 5.0 25Cbi Mail Or 4 5 44 83 17 139 2 1 3 65 1 2 29 8 1 23 25 29 2.8 5.3 2.1 5 I 22 i 20 35 10 1 26 12 69 86 6 4 12 2 8 12 31 2 5 20 59 3 8 8 31 30 33 10 135 3. 12,600 30 28 3 0 75 75 3,300 68 56 3,400 2 2 12(1 33 32 600 16 16 2,700 49 47 400 56 63 300 33 32 200 36 36 2,100 11 700 18 17 8 10 52 59 45 4 4 83 3 2 135 1 99 3 9 5 3-3 2'4 80 108 99 1 30 1 3 18 58 2 5 6 25- 21 33 4 2 7 1 7 6 28 1 3 17 57 2 5 6 25 20 8 33 1 6.000 1 6.1 99 STEEL WORKERS TO ASK MEETING WITH AIRLESS Pittsburgh, Sept. 6. W) Philip Murray, chairman of the steel workers organizing committee, said tonight "company union" representatives of Carnegie-Illinois Steel corporation plants will meet here Wednesday to demand recognition of the Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers as a bargaining agency.

He said thirty-five leaders of employe representation groups will act as spokesmen for 89,000 of the employes of Carnegie-Illinois, and will seek a conference with Benjamin F. Fairless, president of the corporation. Murray said the group also will ask a forty hour week, a 25 per cent increase jn wages, and better safety conditions. Earlier he sent a telegram to Gov. H.

C. Ktimp of West Virginia requesting -an investigation of reported attacks on two committee organizers. 7 7 4 2 36 37 12 9 -37 11 89 9 6 30 29 5 29 1.7 OO 30 1.100 1 2.800 3 6,800 19 1.900 59 1,200 2 1,200 6 1,100 6 200 2fl 2,300 21 4,800 9 14 9 Tex Pac 4,200 10 2.7 44 33 Thatcher 3,000 37 14 8 The Fair 3,600 11 7.8 1 10 89 Do pfd 110 90 12 8Thcrmoid 5,000 9 9 3 Third Ave 400 6 42 36 37 11 9 34 10 89 8 6 30 28 5 28 4.7 4.9 34 37 1 St A P. 2 Do pfd 3 2 Chi Pneu 40 Do pfd 3 Chi Is A P. 3 Do 6 3 Do 7fl 3 9 Chi Yel 20 Chick Cot Oil.

7 Childs Co 36 Do pfd 3 0W Dock pfd. 119 A Harlem 1 Investors 90 NY Leek 3 A H. 7 Do pfd 4 NY Out 2 Rys 9 Shipbldc. 57 Do pfd 93 Stm 7 pf 83 Do $6 210 Norfolk A 99 3 9 5 3 11 80 10 3.700 1 .500 3,400 70(1 3,000 870 99 3 9 6 3 12 80 30 6 14 109 32 36 11 18 117 Hack Do pfd A Hall Print Hamil Do pfd Hanna 5 pfd. 11 21 119 5 12 96 7.7 9.5 5 14 7 5 15 83 6.5 109 6.1 100 2.9 300 60 118 11.7 3.8 2.1 4.9 105 100 30 23 Third JSat lnv 100 30 32 24 Thompson Prod 2,600 29 8 4 Thompson-Star.

6,500 5 39 26 Do pfd 300 29 2 10 33 4.8 42 20 108 108 200 100 99 25 Chile Cop 85 Chrysler 30 Harb-Walker 12 Hat Corp Increasing- activity in real estate is reflected in the want i columns of the Chicago Tribune. During each of the first eight months of this year the Tribune printed a substantially larger volume of real estate want advertising than it did in the same months of 19o5. The Tribune carries more real estate want advertising than any other Chicago newspaper and has done so for more than twenty years. 25 12 1 ....35.000 115 11.3 115 16 16 16 19 3 4 Tide-Wat. 8,000 16 3.8 102 103 3,300 42 40 15 13 14 20 106 105 105 8,600 6 6 6 300 104 103 104 1 2 9 42 1 2 3 26 5 23 68 3 6 80 4 15 33 24 55 18 104 28 98 17 6,100 6.2 115 104 Do pfd 9 4 25 1S 2 99 9 50 8 1 0 10 93 18 85 2.3 36 6.6 124 11.3 3 9 7.6 86 1 46 900 105 104 105 5.7 1 06V, 100 Do pfd 940 3.7 111 105 Do pfd 2 1 Norfolk Sou 84 7 15 City Ice A 72 Do pfd 4 City Sirs 23 Clark Equip 22 1 21 Ax.

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