Harrisburg Telegraph from Harrisburg, Pennsylvania • Page 18

TELEGRAPH 18 FRIDAY EVENING JUNE 13,1930 UAIUUSnURG STOCK PRICES TURN UPWARD NEW YORK STOCKS Abitibi 284 Adams Express 28 Advance Rumely 12 Ahumada Lead i Air Reduction ...139 AJax Rubber la Alaska Juneau 5" Alleghany 22i Alleghany pf 98 Al Chem Dye. .231 Allis Chal Mfg 56 Amal Leather 2 Am Brown Bov El 16 Am Can 136 Am Car Fdy pf .100 Am Chicle 40 Am Coml Alcohol. 13 Am For Power. 764 Am Home Prod 58ls Am Ice 334 tAm "Internat 39 Am Loco 54 Am Mach Fdy.232 Am Metal 37 Lgt 944 Am Rad Std San. 28 Am Roll Mill 65 'Am Safety Raz 62 "4 Am Smelt 67 Smelt pf 139 Solv Chem.

8H "Am Stores 46H Sugar Ref 58 Sumatra Tob. 12 Am Tel Tel ....218 'Am Tel Telrts. 19 'Am Tob ....242 Am Tob 250 'Am Wat Wks 99 Am Wks 1st pf.104 "'Am Zinc Ld Sm 9 lAnaconaa oop otta 'Andes Cop Min 22 'Armour of 111 5 of 111 3V4 Armour of 111 62 'Asso Dry Gds 39 Dry Gds 1st pf 90 Atch ....218 Atl Gulf I 59 Atlantic Ref 38 "Atlas Stores. 30 i Auburn Auto 130 Autosales 5 Auto Strop Raz A 52 Corp 6 Baldwin Loco 23 Balto Ohio ....108 24, fBendix Aviation 36 Best Co 48 "Beth Steel 90 iBeth Steel 7 pf.130 81 'Borg Warner 34 'Briggs Mfg 18 Ts Motor 18 'Bklyn Mant Trans 67 Un Gas ...142 Eucyrus Eris ...25 Budd Wheel 11 fBur Ad Mch 39 Term 35 Cop Zinc 2 Butte Sup Min 2 'Butterick 18 Byers Co ..86 Calif Pack 68 'Calumet Arte 62 Calumet Hec 16 Can Dry Ale 64 Canadian Pac 198 Cannon Mills 23 Case (J I) 224 Celctex Co 19 Cerro de Pasco 50 Checker Cab 33 Chesa Ohio, ...182 Chesa Corp 60 Chi Alton pf 5 Chic HI pf. 35 Chic Gt Western 12 Chi 17 Chi pf.

26 Chi Nor West 76 By Associated Press 73 Chi Rk Is Pac.i07 106 jow Close 284 28 '4 26 27 135 138 1 l13 5 21 98 Childs Co 63 63 63 Chrysler 31 30 31 City Ice Fuel 41 41 41 City Stores 8 8 8 Coca Cola 132 177 181 Colgate Palmolive 58 57 58 Collins Aikman 23 22 23 Colo Fuel Ir 59 56 48 Colum Gas El 75 72 73 Colum Grapho 21 20 21 Columbia Carbon .144 140 144 Commer Credit 27 26 27 Com Invest Trust. 34 33 34 Commercial Solv 26 25 26 Comwlth South 16 15 16 Congoleum Nairn 12 12 12 Congress Cigar 38 38 '38 Consol Cigar 41 41 41 22 280 291 55 2 15 131 100 39 12 71 58 33 37 53 225 36 90 27 63 62 66 138 8 45 58 12 214 18 239 245 95 104 8 53 22 5 3 62 37 90 216 58 37 28 121 5 50 5 22 105 23 34 46 87 56 2 16 135 100 40 "13 74 58 38 54 232 36 93 27 64 62 67 8 46 58 12 217 18 239 250 99 104 8 53 22 3 62 39 90 59 38 29 130 5 52 6 23 :08 24 35 48 90 130 130 79 33 18 17 65 138 24 11 37 35 2 2 18 83 68 60 16 63 196 23 210 18 49 32 180 60 5 35 11 15 25 80 34 18 18 67 142 25 "11 38 35 2 2 18 84 68 62 16 64 198 23 221 18 49 32 181 60 5 35 12 17 26 76 106 Eign Cons Film Ind 22 Cons Film Ind pf 22 Consol Gas 123 Consol Textile 1 Container i7 Cont Baking A 24 Cont Bak 4 Cont Baking pf 73 Cont Can 59 Cont Diam 21 Cont Oil of Del 23 Cont Shares 29 Corn Products ...101" Ooty 19 Crosley Radio 14 Crucible Steel 73 Cuban Dom Sugar 1 Cudahy Pack 42 Curtiss Wright 8 Cutler Sammer 64 Davison Chem 30 Del and Hud .....167 Detroit Edison ....317 Drug Inc 79 du Pont de Nem. .121 Eastman Kodak .226 Eat A xand Sp 26 Elec Auto Li 80: Electric Boat 4 El Po and Lt Endic John pf Eng Pub Ser Engin 5 pf .103 En 5 pf ..102 Erie Erie '1st pf Fed Wat Ser Fid Phfir In Firestn and First Nat St Fisk Rub Follansbee Four Nat In i. Fox Film A Freept Tex Gamewell Co Gard Motor Gen Am Tank Gen Asphal Gen Cigar Gen Electric Gen Elec Gen Foods Gen Gas El A 81 112 55 40 61 34 69 21 '55 3 30. 35 46 46 74 ..3 98 52 49 76 11 57 11 Gen Motors 46 Gen 6 pf deb.

115 Gen Mot 7 pf ...126 Gen Outdoor Adv A 57 Gen Pub Serv 39 Gen Ry Sig 86 Gen Ref rectories 78 Gen Thea Equip ..36 Gill Saf Raz 78 Gimbel Bros 14 Glidden Co 20 Gold Dust 40 Goodrich F) 34 Goodyear and 75 Goodyear 1st pf. 99 Graham Pg Mot 7 Branby Con Min 29 Grand Sil Strs 36 Grant (W T) 32 Great Nor Ry pf 88 Gt Ry pf ctf 84 Great West Sug 23 Grigsby Grunow 22 Gulf States Steel 43 Hahn Dept Stores. 15 Hartman 14 Hershey Choc 99 Hershey cvt pf 99 Hershey pr pf 107 Houd Hersh 15 Houston Oil 95 Hud and Man 46 Hudson Mot Car 36 Hupo Mot Car ..16 Illinois Cent 123 Inde and 23 Indian Motor 5 Indian Refining ..14 Ingersoll Rand ...198 Insuranshares 13 Interboro Rap Tr 27 Internat Car 14 Int Cement 65 Jnt Comb Eng 7 Int Harvester 90 Int Harvester pf .144 Int Hydro El A 42 Int Match ptc 79 Int Nick Can 26 Int Salt 148 Inter Shoe 56 Int Tel and Tel 54 Johns Manville ..100 Jordan Mot Car 2 Kayser (J) 27 Kelly Spring 4 Kelvinator 20 Kennecott Cop 43 A Service That Knows No Limits BSirf Sol Low Clos! 20. 22 21 118 1 4 24 3 73 57 21 22 28 98 18 12 74 1 42 7 62 30 167 217 78 118 218 24 79 4 77 112 54 103 102 38 61 34 68 21 53 2 30 35 73 3 96 50 49 72 11 55 10 44 115 126 55 38 85 77 34 76 13 19 38 32 72 99 7 28 36 32 87 83 23 20 40 15 14 95 99 107 14 90. 46 35 16 122 23 5 13 198 13 26 13 64 7 86 144 40 77 26 148 55 52 94 2 27 4 19 42 Economy Men of wealth have borrowed money here, to pay certain Bills, and kept their capital busy in other directions.

In other cases, this financial service has supplied the necessities of life. Hill Discount is a modern and comprehensive financial service thich can help you, too. Hill Discbunt Co. There's no waste in food when you keep it fresh, pure and wholesome in a General Electric all steel Refrigerator. It pays to economize the G.

E. way. Pennsylvania Power Light Company 21 122 34 69 21 55 2 30 35 42 45 74 3 98 52 1 4 .24 4 73 59 21' 23 29 101 18 14 1 73 1 42 7 63 30 167 217 79 120 225 26 79 4 79 112 55 103 102 40 61 44 46 1 49 75V 11 56 1 45 115 126 57 39 86 77 36 77 14 20 33 74 99 7 36 32li 87 23 21 43 15 14 99 107 6 S. Thirteenth Street Sear Allison Hill Trust Co. Former Hill P.

O. Sub Station 14 93 46 35 16 23 5 14 198 13 27 14 65 7 88 144 42 79 26 148 55 53 98 2 27 4 19 42 BOND MARKET QUIET AND LISTLESS WITH LITTLE STIMULATION New York, June 3. (if) The list' ed bond market was dull and fea tureless to day. The prospect that prices would be stimulated by the further easing in credit conditions did not materialize and prices moved listlessly within a narrow range. The German 5, which appeared yesterday, continued to be heavily traded at a premium above the offering price but fractionally below its close on the initial trading day.

Bond men and bankers view the inquiry for the bond on the first day as presaging success for the selling syndicate in disposing of their subscriptions. It was expected that there would be an. oversubscription with the offering group comprising 45 of the largest banks and investment houses in the country but what caused elation in financial circles was the broad in terest displayed outside. The rest of the foreign group High1 Kolster Radio 3 Kraft Ph Ch 53 Kresge (S S) 29 Kreuger'and 29 Kroger Grocery 28 Lago Oil and 24 Lambert. 87 Lee and 6 Lehigh Port Cem.

3 Lehigh Val 71 Lehigh Val Coal 9 Lehman Corp 80 Leh and Fi Prd 27 Lib Owen Gl 23 Lig and My Tob 96 Lib and My 97 Liquid Carb 72 Loews Inc 77 Loft Inc 4 Loose Wil Bis 64 Lorillard (P) 21 Louis Oil Ref 8 Lou Gs and El A 40 Ludlum Stl 32 Mack Trk 65 Macy (RH) 128 Marmon Motor 13 Mathie Alkali 41 May Dept Str 14 Maytag 18 McKees Tin 80 Mengel 13 Mexican Seab Oil 24 Miami COpper 19 Michigan Stl 67 Mid Con Pet 26 Mid State Oil ctf. 1 Minn Mol Imp 17 Miss and 44 Miss Pacific 75 Montg Ward 41 Moon Mot Car 8 Mother Lode 1 Moto Met Gauge 4 Motor Prod 46 Murray Corp 17 Nash Motors ......37 Natl Air Trans ...21 Natl Biscuit 85 Nat Cash Reg 56 Nat Dairy Prod 56 Nat Dept Stores 16 Nat Dist Prod 31 National Lead ...140 Nat and 43 National Supply ..115 National Surety 76 National Tea 30 Nevada Con 17 Central ....167 NY Hand Htf ..110 YOntand 11 Norfolk and ...228 North Amer 112 North Am Ed pf ..103 North Ger Lloyd ..52 North Pacific 77 Oil Well Supply 14 Oliver Farm 24 Otis Elevator 68 Otis Steel 28 Pacific Coast 13 Pccific Gas El 63 Pacific Light 84 Packard Motor ..15 Pan Am Pet 57 Pan Am Pet 1. 57 Panhandle Pr 8 Panhandle Prod pf 74 Param Publix 63 Park Tilford 25 Parmelee Trans ..13 Pathe Exchange 4 Peerless Motor 6 Penney (J C) 63 Penn Dixie Cem 10 Penn Dixie pf A 50 Penn 7a Peoples Gas Chic .283 Peoria Eastern 15 Pere Marq pf 97 Phelps Dcdje 36 Phila Rdg Ir 19 Phillips Petrol 33 Pierce Oil 1 Pillsbury Flour 30 Proctor Gamble 70 Pub Ser Corp J. 105 Pullman Punta Alegre 1 Pure Oil 22 Purity Bak 61 Radio Corp of Am. 43 Radio Corp pf B.

77 Radio Keith Orp 33 Raybestos Manhat 34 Reading Co Ill Real Silk Hos 46 Reming Rand 31 Rem Rand 1st pf 97 Reo Motor 9 Reynolds Spring 4 Reynolds Tob 50 Richfield Oil Cal 19 Royal Dutch sh 51 Safeway Stores 90 St Jos Lead 41 St San Fran Ry.104 Schulte Ret Stor 8 Beaboard Air 7 Sears Roebuck 78 Second Natl Inv 10 Servel Inc 9 Shattuck (F G) 41 Shell Union Oil 20 Simmons 31 Sin Con Oil 26 Skelly Oil 33 Sou Val Edi 62 South Pacific Sou Po Rl Sug i. 19 South Rwy ......107 Spalding 38 Spang Chal 37 Sparks With 21 Spen Kellogg 20 Spicer Mfg 20 Std Brands 21 Std Gs and El ...107 Low 3 51 29 28 27 23 85 6 32 70 9 78 27 22 95 95 70 71 62 20 8 38 29 62 124 10 40 13 15 79 12 22 18 67 25 1 17 42 73 39 7 1 4 45 17, 35 21 83 55, 16 31: 140 40 114 76. 29 17 165 107 11 228 109 103 52 76 10 22 66 28 13 62 82 14 57 57 7 74 61 25 1 12 4 6 62 8 50 74 283 15 97 36 18 32 1 30 68' 101 68 1. 21 64 40 76 31 33, 111 45 30 97 9 4 50 18 51 89 40 104 8 7 75 10 8. 40 20 30 24 31 61 113 19 106 38 33 20 20 20 ,20 104 Close 3 53 29 29 27 24 87 6 32 71 9 80 27 23 96 97 72 77 4 64 21.

,8 40 32 63 128 ir 40 14 15 80 13 23 18 67JL 26 1 17 44 75 41 8 1 4 46 17 37 21 85 55 16 31 140 42 115 76 30 17 166 110 11 228 110 103 52 77 13 23 68 28 13 63 83 15 57 57 8 74 63 25 13 4 6 9 50 75 283 15 97 36 19 33 1 30 70 104 69 1 lift 67 42 77 33 33 111 46 31 97 9 4 50 7i 19 51 8OI1 40 104 8 7 77 10 8 41 20 31 25 33 62 115 19 106 38 37 21 20 20 20 105 dragged to day and traders said there had been some liquidation to buy the German issue. As might be expected other German issues were depressed. Outside of a few convertible and prime bonds traders evinced little interest in the domestic group and prices held steady. Convertibles were reactionary in reduced trading. United States Governments were dull.

Liberty 4th 4 touched a new year's high on the movement "and was the only issue to attract any attention among the group in the early trading. New financing was slightly over $5,000,000 to day, the largest issues were: $2,000,000 5 per cent, bonds of the Kansas City Power and Light $1,500,000 5 per cent, bonds of United Power and Light corporation and $2,344,000 3.95 per cent, certificates of Westchester county, N. Y. Std Invest i Std Oil Ex pf Std OH Cal Std Oil Kan Std Oil Std Oil Std Plat Gls Ster Sec A Ster Sec pf Ster Sec cv pf Stew Farn Stone and Web Studebaker Super Oil Super Steel Tenn Cop and Ch Texas Corp Tex Glf Sul Tex and Texas Tr Thatcher Mfg Tide Wat As Oil. Tide Wat As pf Timken Det Ax Timken Roll Bear.

65 Tobacco Prod Tob Prod A Transcont Oil Trico Prod Under Elliott Union B(and Union Carbide Union Oil of Cal Union Pacific Union Tank Car United Aircraft United Carbon Unit Cigar St United Corp United Fruit United and I 4 10 19 33 94 12 77 42 220 30 64 56 7 38 89 39 1 Freight 60 Hoff Mach 22 Ond Alco 77 Leather Leather A and Fdry Real and I Rubber Rub 1st pf 10 19 32 59 25 47 Smelt and Ref 22 S. Steel Steel pf Tob Unit Strs A Unit Stors pf Univ and Rad Util Po and Lt A Vana Corp Wabash Ry Dabash pf A Warner Pictures Warner Pic pf Warren Bros High Low C1036 8 8 8 ..101 101 101 65 .4 65 35 35 72 70 34 33 1 1 ...14 13 13 13 42 41 ..26 2.6 87 84 ..31 30 6 6 16 16 13 12 53 53 56 55 9 9 22 21 21 20 15 14 88 86 15 14 166 146 64 13 41 5 36 96 40 77 52 50 51 Wesson Oil pf 57 Western Md 26 West Union Tel ..173 Westg Air Br 40 Westg El Mfg. 457 Weston El Inst 36 White Motor" 33 White Rk Min Spg 46 White Sew Mach. 6 Willys Overland 6 Wool worth 59 Wrigley Jr (Wm). 71 Yale Towne Mfg 50 Yellow Trk Cch 27 Young (LA) 36 Zenith Radio 11 Total sales Previous day Week ago Year ago Two years ago January 1 to date Year ago Two years ago 64 4.

10 17 33 93 12 75 42 220 30 60 53 '7 37 87 38 54 22 75 10 18 31 58 24. 47v 2i 162 145 64 12 40 5 35 91 39 77 48 47 50 57 24 167 40 151 36 33 46 6 6 57 71 50 23 35 .72 34 1' 13 13 26 8T 31' 6. 16 12 53 56 9 22 20 15 .86 14 65 4 10 19 33 94 12 77 42 220 30 63 55 7 38 87 39 58 22 75 10 19 32 59 25 47 22 165 146 64 13 40 5 36 94 40 77 51 50 50 57 26 173 40 156 36 33 46 6 6 58 71 50 '26 36 38 10 10 2.221,900 3,901,250 2,154,860 3,229 ,300 2.724.490 .454,914.390 .397,970,000 STATE MARKET BUREAU. REPORT Philadelphia, June 13. (P) First nearby cabbage of the season, 65c to 75c per five eighths basket.

Cherries were firm at $5 to $5.50 per thirty two quart crate, and 10c a pound. Asparagus was in moderate supply and about steady. Pennsylvania and New Jersey stock, 75c to $2.75 per dozen bunches. Beets were dull at Vc and 2c per bunch. Carrots were steady at 3c to 5c.

Lettuce was weaker at 25c to 75c crate. Other green vegetables were dull. Spinach, 20c to 50c; escarole, 0c to 30c. Peas were very irregular in quality and poor stock sold slowly. Best Pennsylvania stock, $2 to $2.25 per bushel; a few extra fancy at $2.50.

Poor stock as low as $1. PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE Philadelphia, June 13. 'API Potatoes 8. C. barrel.

No. 1. 67.00; N. C. No.

1, 36.00 to 87.25; No. 2, 93.00 to $3.75. Dressed poultry Broiling chicken, 34 38. Efts Extra flnst, 27c; firsts. 22(t25c; secondr.

30i31e. Corn Nominal. Flour Per 196 lbs. In sacks: Soft winter, straight, S.33t5.60; nearby, 34.769 5.23; hard winter. 95 per 33.5065.60; short patent, 85.60ft 8.23; spring first, clear, 15 5065.75; standard patent.

3S.75I 6.00; short patent, 16 25 66.75; family brands, 17.357.75. Hay Sound feeding, 621.004 25.00.. Butter Top, 34 to 37; 93 score, 33; 89 to 91 score, 29 ta 82 Wheat No. red winter and No. 3 jarlicky, 103 to 113.

Oata No. 1 white. 50 to 54. TRADERS SHOW MUCH CAUTION IN MAKING CURB COMMITMENTS New York, June 13. (ff) Traders felt their way cautiously on the Curb market to day, some of the recent short lines were covered during the early dealings, after a highly Irregular opening and the list tended higher, but the volume shrank as the firmness Increased, Most of the recovery was in the utilities and oils, which had been targets for the heaviest selling.

Electric Bond and Share rallied a couple of points. Central States Electric and American Gas and Electric remained heavy. American Superpower, United Light United Gas (new) and Niagara Hudson made small improvement. Covering in the oils developed advances of one to two points or more NEW YORK CURB By Dresser Mfg A Aisociatett Freai High Low Ail Am Gen 2tiH Am Cities and is'i Am Cyn 23H Am and Pgn Pow war 54 Am Invest Am Sup Power Am Sup 1st pt Arctur Sad Tube Ark Nat' Oas Ark Nat Oas A Asso El Ind Ltd Autom Mus A Blue Ridge Bras Tr and Xt Burma Ltd Can Marc Wireless Cent Pub Serv A Cen States El Chath Ph Al nv Cities. Service Colon Oil Cons and EBalt Cons Ret St Cooper Bess Cord Corp Crocker and Wheel Curtiss Wright war Dayton Airplane Durant Mot East State Pow Eisler Elec El Bond and Sh Electric Share Empire Pow Evans Wallo Lead Fairchlld Avia A Fokker Aircraft Ford Mot Cana A Ford Motor France Ford Mot Ltd Gen Bak Glen Alden Coal Gold Seal Elec 10H nv rY i 5 9V 43 35 J7i 20 2 Goldman Sachs 27.

Gt Atl and Pac nv 225 Gulf Oil Corp Pa Houston Oil Humble Oil ImD Oil Can 23 Internat Pet 20 Inter Util Interstate Eqult Ital Superpower A Lib McN and Lib Lone Star Gas Louis and Mavis Bott Memphis Nat Gas Mid West Util Pet Roy 15 Niag Bud A war 5 Noranda Mines 26 Ohio Oil 74 Pandem Oil 1 Pennroad Corp .13 Pilot Radio A 6 Pitney Bowes 13 Prince and Whitely 11 Pub Util Hold 20 Radio Productr 9 Reynolds Invest 5 Rich Oil Cal pf 19 Rossia Intl 7 Salt Creek Prod 11 Selected Indust 7 Shenandoah 12 Silica Gel ctf 20 Southland Royalty 12 St Oil Ky 34 St Oil Neb 48 St Pow and Lt 63 Starrett Corp 22 Sunray Oil 6 Swift and Co 30 Swift Int, 34 Technicolor Inc Transamer Corp 34 United Gas Dnlted Corp war United Gas new United Gas pf 8 Bee Pow Foil Utah Metals Utility Equities Utility and Indus. Venezuelan Pet Vlck Finance Alumln Ltd Ss 48 Am and 5s 28 Am Roll 5s 48 Appalach Pow 5s 58 Asso Elec 4s 53 Arso it Bell Tel Can 5s 57. Cent St El 5s 54 Cities Ser Ou 5s 42 Cities Ser Pow 5s 52. Comwealth Ed Cont Oai and El 5sA58 Detroit Gas DuQuesne Gas Br 45 Fed Water 5s 54 Firestone Cot S.i 48.. Gatineau Pow 5s 56 32 22 18 96 16 21 2 8 Domestic Bandi 99 98 98 Cities Ser 5s 66 84 oniie Mtg Bk 31 ....100 uo nep 's 45 95 17 id 21 50V.

lOV. 99 8 ioy 10 5 44V4 .8 34 25 202 29 4 14 5 26 73 1 13 6 13 11 19 5 19 7 11 7 10 20 12 33 48 63 2U. 6 29 34 47 33 32 20" 17 9C4 15 21 14 16 2 7 99 98 98 100 100 85 85 79 79 Close 17 22'. 53 10 28 99 84 10V4 10V4 5 evi 8 44Vi 2 5 34 36 20 Vi 29 ...122 121 121 38 50 8 20, 2 4 38 50 7 19 1 3 Deere and Co new 112 106J 46 3 34V 13 94 32 46 2 5Wi 21 36 11 18 3. 98 Midland Steel new 18 National Am Co 8 Nat ram Stores 16" Nat Investors 16 Nat Steel 62 New Jer Zinc 73V.

46' 3 31 12 10 Vs 21 46 2 5 21 33 11 15 2 98 2 25 213 38 50 7 20 2 3 1124. 46 3 31 12 93 V. 21 4 46 2v. 5 'a 21 36 11 16 3 98 2 27 225 137 134 137 21 20 21V. 93 90 Va 15 10 10 14 44 2'.

2 15 30 23 19 14 10 10 14 44 2 1 15V. 39 18 8 16 15 62 73 93 23 30 15' 10 10 14 44 "a 1174 81. 81 87 88 98 90 .107 97 95 89 95 Oelsenkirchen tr 34 y. sg It Sup Pow 73 Prussia FS 6s 52 til Un Indust 6s 41 91 Total stock sales to day Tota stock sales year Tola bond saler to day Total bond aalea year agp Most nere. Tiz 00o .83 83 WW ss 67 101 100 Houst Gulf Gas 6r 96 95 87 (7 87 88 98 98 90 90 23 2 15 30 18 8 16'4 16 62 73 Newmont 110 110 110 15 26 73 Va 1 13 VA 13 11 20 iV.

19 7 11 7 20 12V 34', 48 63V 22 6 30 34? 49 34 32 21 18 96 IS 21 14 16 2 8 99 98 96 100 85 79 103 103V. 103 107 107" 97 95 88 94 90 100 95 93 99 73 90 Chicago Liveitock 81 97 95 88 95 101 95', inoep oil 6s 39 104 104 104'. MtM TJtil 6S 34 123 122 132 Llbby McN 5s 94 94 tl Nat Pow ft Lt 105 106 Lt 4s67.t. 95 95 95 rq UU S'2S43WW 92i 92 92 Phila El 5s 72 Roch Cent Pow 5s 53 South Cal Ed 5s 51 Swift Co 5a 32 Tri Util Ss 79 Van Sweringen 6s S3 Wabash RR 6s Farelan Benin City Elec 6s .103 102 102 .105 105 105 I 174 117 (74 .106 108 106 .102 102 102 1O0 86 97 ...101 Brads 90 85 86 7 97 100 Va 100 90 100 9SH 93 96 73 91 91' 3.184.900 2.616.500 4.080. 000 31,530,000 iune is ap Hoes It nnn tnU 1 "wn a snipper and to h0' 'old, lbs uvtnl 10s.

Butchers, med urn to choir iujm W.75i 10.20! 200 250 lbs? $9 Mfiwln! strict). tobio.7; no Slauvhfap and eholc. i.iaa kuui 950 lton isi ty.J" and iMuiiiin common JearlinM MP TM 1 ehole '80 950 lbs" lb" Sown 69 5o'i7 'nd chol' dium A 5o: common and me 00d choice, good 7bf V. ioaooo: dium, 10.00: eul eull (10.O0A11 71 m. and.

common. $7.00 ai. SE? wf.ao. com strong to 25c gher; sorted natives. 612.00 .11 o.

Dnlsh.d 93 lb. yearlinas. 9 10.00: fat mwr. mostly 63.OOfi3.2S: a Uw al imK, good and choice, 92 lbs. down.

13 35: medium, 38.0041 11.50; common. 67.00 45 9.00: ewes, medium in rhnlc IM lh down, $2.0063 73; eull and common, $1,00 in Humbel and Vacuum. Cities Service drifted downward. Cosden lost a couple of points. Gulf and Houston were firm.

Several of the industrials rallied rather briskly. A. O. Smith was up 5 points on small purchases, while Technicolor rose more than 3. Deere was nominally higher.

New lows for the year were scored by Aluminum of America on a one point drop and by Franklin Manufacturing preferred. Columbia Pictures, voting certificates, approximated the year's minimum. This company has the rights on the Schmeling Sharkey fight. Investment trust shares were firm but dull EARLY LOSSES WIPED OUT IN NEW DEMAND (Continued) in the weekly brokerage loan com pilation was about in line with ex pectations, and apparently was cot a market factor. Credit rates con tinued their fresh decline, with call loans renewing at 2 per cent, for the first time since March.

The abundance of credit, however, con tinues primarily a reflection of slack business. The Annalist pre limlnary index of business activity for May was announced at 89, new low for the cyclical decline which started in August, point below the. level of March. Shares mounting about 4 points and more above yesterday close included Eastman Kodak, Foster Wheeler, International Business Ma chines, Case, Penn Dixie preferred, and Spang Chalfant, the last named reaching a new high for the year Spang Chalfant, through its af filiation with Byers, has been helped by the record demand for pipe Shares moving up 2 to more than 3 points included United States Steel, Bethlehem, Consolidated Gas, West lnghouse Electric, American Can, Radio, Standard Gas, Byers, Air Re duction and Yellow Truck. During the morning selling, loss es of 2 to 8 points were numerous, with Allied Chemical making tin maximum drop, only to rally smartly.

American Telephone touched a new low for the year at 214, before rebounding. United States Freight was depressed to a new low under 55, compared to the 1930 peak of 103, in selling based on the light movement of freight. The leadership of United States Steel, which reached 166 in the last hour, gave considerable impetus to the general recovery, and stocks were pushed a point or more above the previous close. American Telephone rebounded nearly five points from the earlier low. American can showed a net gain of more than four, and other pivotal industrials improved a couple of points.

The close was strong. Sales approximated 2,500,000 shares. State Federal Markets Market: Extremely dull; few sales beet steers about steady, none quotable above $11.25. Bullr, she stock and cutters unchanged. Stockers and feeders In negligible supply, about steady.

Calves steady, top vealers $13.00. Iogs: Nominally steady. Receipts. No shipped receipts of cattle; 112 head trucked in from nearby feed lots; 141 calves, 74 hogs, 54 sheep. Classes, Grades and Hang ef Price Steera Good 1300 1500 lbs $10 50012.25 Good 1100 1300 lbs 10.5012.25 Good 950 1100 lbs 10.50fel3.00 Medium 800 lbs.

un 9.0010.56 Common 800 lbs. up 7.75 a 1.00 Heifers Choice. 850 lbr. up 9.25010.23 Good 850 lbs. up 8.35Q 9.25 Medium 850 lbs.

up 7.753 8.25 Common 850 lbs. up 7.00 7.75 Cew Choice 7.000 8 50 Good 6.00 7.00 Common and medium 3.00 6.00 tjow cutter and cutter 4.00 5.00 Cull and eommon Balls Good and choice (beef) 8.75(910.00 Cutter, common and med. 7.250 8.76 Feeder and Stoeker Cattle Good and choice 800 lbs. 9.50611.50 Common and med 800 lbs. up 7.25 9.50 Good choice 800 lbs.

down 9.2511.25 Com and med 800 lbs. down 7.009 9.25 Vealera Good and choice 11.35013.00 Medium 9.50ll.3ft Bogs Heavywelghtr, 250 350 lbs. Mediumweights, 200 250 lbs. Lightweight. 160 200 lbs Pkg.

sows, rougn smpotn. 7.iOO 9.50 U.0011.S0 ll.254tll.85 11.25ill.8.1 8.00611. 00 Lancaster Feed Market Selling price of feeds: Casb Ware, house. Per Ton. Bran Shorts 35.00fe36.00 Hominy 38.00039.00 Middlings 40.50IU 41.S0 Linseed 53.50054.60 Gluten 43.50043.30 Ground Oats 40.0041.00 Soy bean meal 47.000 48.00 Hog meal 46.50047.50 Cottonseed 41 50.00051.00 xDairy feed 16 38.00039.00 xDalry feed 18 40.50041.50 xDairy feed 30 44.50045.50 Dairy feed 24 48.50 049.50 Dairy feed 25 50.00051.00 Horse feed 85 44.000 45.00 Alfalfa 38.000 39 00 Alfalfa (reground) 41 000 42 00 xDairy feeds containing smaller per centage of "Kill by products" considerably higher.

Germany and Reparations New York, June 13. With the success of the first offering of German annuities bonds a fact, it may not be amiss to give some attention to the general economic and financial position of the Reich. The Paris correspondent of a New York daily, asserting correctly enough that no one doubts Germany capa city to carry the interest on this $350,000,000 issue, adds': 'The latest indications from Ger many all point, now that settle ments have been reached on repara tions, to the beginning of a great revival of industry and prosperity." Tnu is a prophecy rather than a survey. Actually, industrial Germany is about to make a iweeoine readjustment of her. economic life.

For. the first time since the armistice the nation groning earnestly to find the new basis of her post war existence. Batter and Effs few Terk, June 13. (AP) Butter 11.457: easy. Creamery higher than extra 33 33'i; JJtra 93 score.

33 '3; first, 88 to 81 (core, 2t to $21 Eggs, 38.5$g: steady. Nearby hennery brown, extra to 26. Poultry Dressed steady. USE CLASSIFIED ADS PLANK'S FATHER DIES NEAR GETTYSBURG Gettysburg, June 13. David L.

Plank, father of the one time famous Eddie Plank, former celebrated southpaw of the Philadelphia Athletics, died at his family home on the Harrisburg road, near here, Wednesday night. Death was due to the infirmities of old age. Mr. Plank was 81. Most of his life was spent in Straban township, where he served many terms as a school director and also as tax collector.

MRS. MARY C. BRADY Funeral services for Mrs. Mary C. Brady, wife of John R.

Brady, 1106 Walnut street, who died suddenly at her home Thursday will be held Monday afternoon at 1.30 o'clock with the Rev. a. U. Stamets. pastor of the iugsburg Lutheran Church, officiating.

Burial will be the East Harrisburg Cemetery. The body may be viewed at the home on Sunday evening. She is survived hv "uouauu, John R. Brady, and two Mrs. Edna Breach, Washington, and Miss Mabel Brady, at home.

5 MRS. MYRTLE M. REED Funeral services for Mrs. Myrtle M. Reed.

41. wife of George M. Reed, Huntington street, who died Thursday at her home, will be held at the home Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock, with further services at the Rutherford United Brethren Church at 2.30 o'clock, in charge of the Rev. C. Pike.

Burial will be In the East Harrisburg Cemetery. The body may be viewed at the home after 4 o'clock on Sunday afternoon. She is survived by her husband and these children, William p. Reed, Washington: Georze RjvxI Jr, at home; Harry E. Reed, Panama Canal Zone; Joseph S.

Reed and Charles W. Reed, all at home; Mrs. Charles Snow, Linglestown; Dorothy M. Reed, Ruth C. Reed, Betty Jean Reed, Thelma A.

Reed and Leola M. Reed, all home She is also survived by her father, ARTHUR C. HAUCK Funeral director, alwavs at vour service. Harrisburg's Largest Com plete Funeral parlors. 1723 3rd St.

Phone 2 1750 Chuck Roast BEEF Sugar Cured Smoked Butts Lean Plate rMilenn Dlevllla anrf two sisters, Mrs. Marshall Wagner, Carlisle, end Mrs. Verna Moyer, Reedsville. MRS. FRANCES KAHLER Millersbarg, June 13.

The fu neral services for Mrs. Frances E. Kahler, a widow of the late Wil liam Kahler, were held at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Agnes Baker, this afternoon. Survivors are the following chil dren: Harry E.

Kahler and Ross Kahler, Philadelphia; J. Howard Kahler and Mrs. Agnes Baker, town; Mrs. Edith M. Miller, Read ing; Walter E.

Kahler, Freeland; Mrs. Bessie E. Wagner, New York City, and William Kahler, Harris burg. Two sisters, Miss Agnes Mus ser, of Belleville, and Mrs, James L. Meek, of town, also survive.

'i Anto Is Stolen S. A. Williams, Tehth street near Mulberry street, reported to police this morning that his automobile was stolen from in front of his home last night. Hagerstown Licenses Hagerstown, June 13. licenses were issued here to day to the following: Stuart Ben son, 25.

and Margaret L. dine, 18, both of Brownsburg, Vc; Walter. J. Herrold, 24, Port Trevorton, and Grace Maurer, 19, Selinsgrove, Peter C. Wise, 24, Progress, and Dorothy M.

Thompson, 18, Harris burg, Lloyd M. Strang, 21, South Mountain, and Susan B. Cole, 20, Mt. Alto, Samuel B. Leach, 21, and Geraldine J.

Peck, 18, both of Mifflin, Wayne F. Best, 22, Spring Run, and Sarah Benedict, 24, Dry Run, BEST IN COT FLOWERS A' Hanson's. 916 N. rd St. Call 3 8200.

HOUSE FOR SALE (2421 North Front St.) Surrounded by beautiful grounds on a 145 ft. front lot. this property Is one of the most desirable to be found in the exclusive North Front Street section. Price reasonable, or will consider trade on well located 1 business1 property. Apply P.

MAGARO The Bon Ton Store FOURTH AND MARKET STREETS CADDIES WANTED Boys of 14 years of age or over, those between 14 and 16 must have work permit. APPLY TO PROFESSIONAL COLONIAL COUNTRY CLUB STORES CO. Saturday Meat Specials Tasty Franltfurters 25c lTiese Specials in All Our Meat Markets in Harrisburg and Vicinity 4 3 OPEN SAT. NITE TILL 11 "At the Leader Department Store On These Super Specials Tomorrow ft Men's $14.95 f) Ladies' $7.98 Summer Suits Silk Dresses 10.50 Jf 02.90 ft Men's $18.50 1 Ladies' $9.98 Wool Suits Silk Dresses Q12.S0 Q49fl Mens $1.39 Khaki Pants, 88c Men's $1.98 Work Pants, $1.48 Men's $3.98 Dress Pants, $2.48 7 il' Ladies' and Men's $1.98 Bathing Suits, BSC $4.98 AU.wool Bathing Suits, 92.60 Children's Wool Bathing Suits 98C 3 WE CASH YOUR CHECKS.