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Founders 1 United Gas United Gas war United Gas pf Un Lt As Pow A Unit Lt St Pow Un Lt St cv pf United Shoe Mach it Int Secur US St Inst Sec oversea Bleo Pow ww. 16 ttVt 99 40 80 .110 65 3 62 18 12 Foil 16 Lines pf 11 8 Radiator 36 United Verde Ext 8 Utah Apex Mining 1 Utll (1A) 18 Utility Equities 11 Vacuum OH 78 Venezuelan Pet 2 Waltt Bond 7 Walgreen Co 32 Wil Low Cafeterias 6 Zonite Products 9 41 27 ft 3 2 4914 30 77 14 1 34 71 22 2 45 8 10 21 13 28 39 16 16 16 6 98 39 80 110 65 3 62 18 12 15 11 36 8 1 III" 7711 2 7 32 5 9 Chicago Grain Produce Review PHILADELPHIA, Department of were steady today 41 27 53 62 65 3 2 49 30 77 118 118 14 171 5 34 71 23 S'a 8 .4 10 8 21 13 28 39 16 18 16 sr 98 39 80 110 65 3 62 18 12 16 11 36 8 18 11 32 6 CHICAGO, Sept. 15 WPl In deluge of selling, wheat prices today plunged below 80c bushel, touching the lowest since 1907, barring only 1914. Word that a big increase of the United States wheat Visible supply had brought the total up to new high record did much to pull the market down. Selling was also indicated by ejn official statement that $30,000,000 bftnk credit which the Grain Stabilization Corporation had obtained would be Used to re nnance the corporation's present holdings of wheat and not for new purchasing.

Despite early upturns in quotations, wheat closed unsettled at nearly the day's lowest point, to cent under Saturday's finish. Corn closed to 1 cents off; oats varying from cent decline to cent advance and provisions unchanged to a rise of 10 cents. Provisions rase on account of scattered demand from previous sellers. WHEAT High Low Close September 81 7914 90 December 87 84 March 90 TT May 93 91 CORN September 93 December 87 March 89 May 90 OATS Sepember 37 December 40 Marcvh 42 May 44 RYE September 56 December 61 March 66 May 68 LARD Sepember Ocober 11.47 December 11.15 BELLIES 90 85 86 88 36 39 41 42i 93 58 82 65 11.45 11.12 85 1 88 92 91 88 87 89 36 39 ti ra 42 11.52 11.47 11.15 September 14.5S Sept. 15 (P) (U.

8. Agriculture Peachea but most were over ripe. Best nearby 1.00a2.00 per Dusnei, wnrte varieties iooai.au. Appies were weaker with a very slow demand. Most varieties 1.00al.25 a bushel, poorer 50a75c.

Crabapples 40a65e per basket. Pennsylvania huckleberriea 5.0086.00 per 32 o.uart crate. Potatoes were dull with a slow de mand. Pennsylvania and New Jersey stock per 100 lb. sack, ft few at 2.25.

Poorer low a 1.25. Maine cobblers 1.80a2.00 per 100 pound saevk. Long Island stock 3.15a3.40 per 150 pound sack. String beans were stronger at 50cal.l5 a bushel. Lima beans were steady at 1.251.75.

Beets were dull at la2e bunch, carrots U2c; celery 2a3c; cabbage 25a40c per basket: okra 25cal.25: rutabages 65c; peppers 20a40c; yellow onions soaesc. Corn held firm at l.OOaJ.'O per sack of 100 ears. Spinach showed a wide range In quality at 25cal.25 a bushel. The Pennsylvania mushroom season has opened. Best 75cal.0O per 3 pound bas ket; poorer lots 25c.

Sweet potatoes were dull. Yellow varieties 90c.al.10 per tasket; reds 1.00 al.25. Tomatoes me a fair demand 50a 75o per basket; poor lots low us 15c. PHILADELPHIA MARKETS PHILADELPHIA Sept. 15 (f) Flour, per 196 lbs.

in sacks, soft winter straight, western 4.25a4.75; nearby 4.00a4.25; hard winter 95 percent 4.85a5.10; short patent 5.10a5.35; spring, first clear 4.85a5.10; standard patent 5.35a560; short patent 6.60a6.1O; family brands 6.85a7.50. Hay sound feeding 22.O0a25.OO. Wheat, No. 2 red winter export 85; No. 2 mixed 83; No.

2 garlicky domestic 84. Corn, nominal. Oats. No. 2 whit 47.

Potatoes, Jersey bushei basket No. 1, 60a75; 100 lb. sacks 1.75a2.25; sweet potatoes bushel basket No. 1, yellow 75cal.l0; red 1.00al.25; No. 2, 35a60.

Cheese whole milk lonthoms, round lots 2020; single daisies, fresh 20 20. Butter top 42a45; (92 score) 41; (68 91 score) 36 40: (86 88 score) 3335. Eggi, extra first 34; firsts new cases 29; firsts old caea 28; ordinary firsts 21 24; stconds 1720. Live poultry, fowl, not Leghorns, fancy 29; ordinary 26a28; Leghorn, fancy 20; ordinary 1619; broilers, Plymouth Rock 2230; mixed color broilers 16a26; fancy Leghorn broilers 2325; old roosters, not Leghorns 1818; white Leghorns roosters 1516; turkeys, 2535; duck young 20a21; old 16al8. Dressed poultry, fowls, fresh killed In boxes 18a3; chickens, western In boxes 2Sa37: old roosters dry picked, western 17 21; Long Island ducks 19.

LANCASTER LIVE STOCK LANOAflTKR, Sept. 15 (P) (Pennsylvania Bureau of Markets) Hogs cattle calves 150. Market slow. Beef steers and yearlings about steady; top 10.25; average weight 1,000 lbs; bulk 7.50a8.25. Butcher heifers steady.

Bulls, cows and cutter steady: atockers and feeders Inactive. Calves firm; top veal ears 13.50. Slaughter cattle nd vealers: Steers 900 1,100 medium 8.00a9.25; common 5.508.00: 1,100 1,300 good 9.25 al0.50; medium 8.2Sa9.25; 1.300 1,500 good 92510.50. Heifers, 550 850 choice 7.258 00; good 6.507.25; medium 5.756.50; common 5.005.75. Cows, choice 6.007.00; good 5.006.00; common and medium 3.505.00; low cutter end 'cutter 2.003.

50. Bull (yearlings excluded), food nd choice beet 7.258.25; cutter, common nd medium 5.007.25. Vekleri, milk fed, food nd choice 11.2513.56; medium 9.5011.25; oull nd common 7.009.00. Feeder and Mocker cattle: Steer 500 800 food nd choice 7.008.50; common nd medium 4.757.00; 600 1,050 food tnd choice 7.258.75; common nd medium 6.007.35. METAL! NEW YORK.

Sept. 18 pCopBef quiet; eleotrolytlo spot tnd future, 10 llc. iron quiet; No. 3 f. o.

b. Eastern Pennsylvania, 11819; Buffalo, 116. Ala bam, 111.5014. Tin quiet; snot and nearby, 129.87; future, 130.05. Lead Itesdy; spot New York, 95.50; at St.

Louis, 65.35. Zinc quiet: Eaat St. Louis ipot and future, 14.254.20. Antimony, t.757.67. Qulckilves, 1117.

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105 105V, 105 105 103 93 82 92 89 68 89 105 105 105 67 ..101 101 101 .100 100 100' Pure Oil 5s 40 99 99 99 Reading 4s 87 101 101 101 Rem Arms 6s 37 96 66 66 Rem Rand 6s 47 100 100 100 Richfield Oil 6s 44 84 83 83 Roch At 7s 46 ...107 107 107 St I As Bs 31 100 160 100 8t 1 I 48 83 96 89 69 St As 8 Bs 50 105 103 103 St tt 8 4s A 76 63 82 93 St 4s A 50 61Va 61 61 St 8 con 4s 32 66 69V, 69 St 4 33 100 100 100 Bt Un Dep 5s 72 109 109 Va 109 San A At A Pas 4s 43 65 95V 96 Schulco 6s 46 93 62 62 seab A Line 6s 45 47 47 47 Seab A 1st 4s SO St 58 56 58 Seab A ref 4s 49 42 42 24 Seab All Fl 68 A 35 40 40 40 Sharon Stl 5s 48 66 96 96 Shell Line Bs 52 97 97 67 Shell Un Oil Bs 47 Ct 66 96 96 Shell Un Ss cw 47 97 97 97 Bhubert Thea 6S 42 47 47 47 Slles A col tr 7S 41 87 87 87 Sinclair Oil 7s A 37 104 104 104 Sinclair Oil 6s 38 ....104 103 Va 103 Sinclair Crude 5s 38 ....102 102 102 Sinclair Line 6s 42 102 102 103 Smith A 33 103 103 103 Solvav Am 5s 44 89 99 So Sugar 7S 41 103 103 10J So Pac Ore 4s A 77 ....100 100 100 South Pacific 4s 69 100 100 100 So Pac col 4s 48 94 94 94 80 Pao ref 4s 55 98 95 85 So Pac 4s 60 85 85 95 South Rwy Bs 64 Ill 111 111 South Rwy gen 4s 56 80V 60 80 8 Bell Tel 5s 84 105V, 105 105 Stand Oil 5S 46 104 104V, 104 Stand Oil 4S 61 ....100 100 100 Tenn Cop 6s 44 102 104 102 Tenn Elect 6s 47 107 107 107 Texaa Oorp 5s 44 103 103 103 Tex At Ft Sm 6 Via 50 ....106 106 106 Tex tt Pao BS 77 103V, 103 103', Tex As PaC Bs 103 103 108 Third Ave ref 4s 60 83 64 53 Third Ave adj 6s 60 88 83 33Va Trans Oil 6a 38 104 104 104 Trans Oil 68 88 XW ....100 100 100 Trumbull Stl 6b 40 103 103 103 Un Oil Calif 5s ret 69 69 99 As 58 54 103 103 103 Un Oil Cal Bs 36 101 101 101 Un Pacific 4) 67 101 101 101 Un Pacific 1st 4a 47 98 98 98 Un Pacific 4s 6( 63 83 63 United Drug 5a B3 ...100 Un Rys 8 41 84 66 Rubber 6s 47 83 ..101 90 88 10 40 69 100 68 66 82 es 101 101 90 60 64 64 10 10 40 40 ..107 107 107 ,...102 102 102 ,...101 101 101 69 88 88 ....80 80 60 86 86 88 ....104 103 104 ,...102 102 103 88 88 88 66 89 69 ....104 104 161 ,...106 106 108 .,..110 116 119 ..,.105 104 104 ....100 100 100 60 90 80 EUROPEAN STEEL MAGNATES CONFER LIEGE, Belgium, Sept. 15 (Py Delegates of European steel manufacturers met here today to dUcuss the formation of an European steel cartel. Represented were England, Germany. France, Czecho Slovakla, Hunsary, Belgium, Austria and Luxemburg. nn 1 Mrt.

Chat. Ponay, a raputabl eltlnn of ftaadlna, withe to In. form, all paraent who art) afflietod at waa, of tha wondarful benefit aha received from tha un Olatrlch'a Penetrating Unimtnt and Rhtumatlo Pills. 8na aaya that ah had btan tuffarln from Neurltia in har left arm for week, until ena day her huaband, wh work In tha Oley Stratt Milla of tha Rtadina Iron Co, told har of tha marvaloua btnefita aoma af hit fallow workara had rtetlvtd from tha ut of Dlttrloh't Ptrttratlng Llnlmant and Oittrieh'a Rntumatio Pi I la. Tha following day tht purchased ttvtral boxaa of Pilla and Llmmant, and afttr a llttla whlla har palna laft har and tha la aa wall aa avar.

DIETRICH'S DRUG STORE eC3 PENN STREET READING, PA. White 0 M'6c 40 40 40 40 West union 5s SO ........104 104 104 White 65 36 XW 46 45 45 Willys Ov 6s 13 101 101 101 Wilson 1st 6s 41 1 102 102 102 Wis Cent gen 4s 46 76 78 76 Youngs Sh Ac 5s 78 ....104 104. 104 COTTON NEW YORK, Sept. 15 (JP) COttn as quiet, but showed, a generally steady undertone during the greater part of to day's trading, owing to continued aD sence of hedging In spy burdensome volume combined with fairly steady Liverpool cables, some trade buying and covering. After a somewhat Irregular opening, active months sold about 10 to 16 points net higher, but met realizing on the advance and lost part of its gains.

The mldafternoon market was quiet tt net advances Of 5 to 7 points. Cotton futures opened steady, 3 oulnts lower to 2 higher; October. 10.91C; December, ll.lOC; January, 11.22c. New contracts, October, 10.85c; December, 11.92c; January, il.l3c; March, 11.27c; May, 11.43c; July, 11.62c Cotton futures barely steady tt 2 p. m.

October, 10.97c; December, 11.15c; January, 11.24c; March, 11.29c; May, 11.46c; July, 11.64c. SUGAR NEW YORK. Sept. 15 IP) Raw sugar was steady early today and prices were unchanged at 3.15c for spots duty paid, with sales reported of 32,000 bags of Cuban for prompt shipment. Raw futures opened at declines of 1 to 3 points under liquidation and Wall Street selling, and continued easy throughout the remainder of the forenoon, with prices at mid day 1 to 4 points net lower.

Last week's reports of political unrest In Cuha were not Confirmed over the week end nd this was probably responsible for some of the early selling, although the amoujnt of business was Only of limited proportions tnd there appeared to be disposition to limit aggressive operations and await fresh development. Refined sugar was unchanged tt 4.35c, to 4.45c for fine granulated. With only one refiner listing at the inside. The withdrawal demand was quite satisfactory, but no new business of Importance was reported. TREASURY AND CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENTS WASHINGTON.

Sept. 15 (PWTTeasUry receipts for Sept. 12 Were expenditures, a 1 $38,085,398.38. NEW YORK, Sept. 15 OT Clearing House statement; Exchanges, balances, $152,000,000.

COMMUNISTS SPARE 7 YALE IN CHINA NEW HAVEN Sept. 15 (IP) The home office of Yale ln China today received a cablegram saying that the hospital and middle school of Yale in China, located at Chang sha, had escaped serious damage dur ing the recent, invasion by Com munists. The cablegram, sent by the staff of the Institution, said that the Yale in China campus had not been en tered during the entire period of Communist occupation. The hospital, located across the street from the campus, wai invaded and, over run, but only slightly damaged. JERSEY BARS PLANE LANDING ON WATER (World News Service) NEW YORK.

Sept. 16. A ruling that will be far reaching and devastating in the aircraft industry if finally sustained was handed down today at Trenton, N. when the state board of comvnfcrce fend navigation At the Coatlhovue Title Insurance Department of Colonial Northeastern Trust company furnished the following Information covering full day' record at the court house yesterday. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS William S.

Smin 0 John Olesh ana Amie Olesh, Bethel S. P. Wllhelm and wife to Oeorge Brckel. Tulpehocken and Bethel township Lincoln Development Co. to Francis K.

Savage, Lincoln Park, Spring township. Nominal Jacob Dutrlch and wife to Harvey and Stella Wentzel, 348 N. Eleventh st. John S. Bleller and wife to Meda S.

Meek, Lcjagswamp Nominal William A. Sharp and wife to Albert M. Witman, Birdsboro Colonial Northeastern Trust executor, to Clara A. Oray, 1520 N. Fourteenth st.

Josephine Bower to Charles S. Eisen brown, 349 Linden st Calvin Ruth and wife to Edwin G. Ruth, Penn aveue, Wyomlssing Nominal Edwin 3. Ruth and Wife to Calvin and Ellen Ruth, Penn avenue, Nominal Calvin Ruth and wife to Edwin G. Ruth, Wyomlssing Edwin O.

Ruth a.nd wife to Calvin and Ellen Ruth, Wyomlssing Nominal Clarence B. Massler to Benjamin B. and Gladys Marie Longenecker, South Temple, Muhlenberg township Morris L. Dietrich and wife to George A. Dreibeibls, Richmond township George A.

Dreibeibls and wlffc to Ettore and Llvla Camilll and Romano and Pas quallna Camilll, Richmond $2,000 Clara A. Gray to Colonial Northeastern Trust 1520 N. Fourteenth st, Nominal Henry Borr to Barbara Borr, 1442 N. Tenth st William PaUll and wife to John Y. Cunniua, John Seibert, David Kutz, commissioners of Berks east side of North Sixth st.

platt lot 100). Anthony Blckei et al, executors, to JohnY. CunnlUs, John Seibert and David Kutz, commissioners of Berks North Sixth street, Reading (general plan tot NO. 99). COURT PROCEEDINGS APPEARANCE DOCKET In the matter of the application of Bernard Rosen thai for admission to the.

Bar Of Peivn svlvania; D. A. Burkey St Son vs. Joseph Kerschner; the Reading National Bank Trust Co. vs.

Ralph S. Hulslzer, P. D. Edelman, attorney; the Reading National Bank St Trust Co. vs.

Samuel Eyrlch, P. D. Edelman, attorney; the Reading National Bank St Trust Co. vs. George W.

Carr, P. D. Edelman, attorney; Atchard T. Lenhart et al, vs. Ella M.

Ahderton, administratrix, of Jonathan W. Ander ton, deceased, H. F. F. E.

kantner, DIVORCES Proceedings started Dorothy L. Schelb, 1338 Greenwich against Herbert A. Schelb. 11 N. Twenty third Mt.

Penn, Charging indignities; Bertha I. Dietrich, 651 Locust against Clair Dietrich, address unknown, desertiott; Eugene E. Mowers, 251 Linden against Dorothy M. Bowers, 1625 Perklomen ave infidelity. Decrees recommended For Irene I.

Rank, 548 McKnight from Roy G. Rank, 137 E. Elm Shlllingto.n, for indignities and Infidelity, by the master, Russell H. Yoder; Bertha I. Mfttz, 33 N.

Seventh from Henry J. Matz, for desertion, by the master, George B. Balmer; Mary A. E. Kraft, 622 Welser from Nicholas Kraft, for indignities, by J.

H. Zweizig; Helen Nt Snyder, of Sinking Spring, from Robert E. Snyder, for desertion, by A. H. Rothermel.

water "constituta a menace to surface navigation and will not be per mitted to land on any New Jersey inland waters." The decision was the boards answer to an application by Frank A. Morgan, of Nolan's Point, Leke Hopatcong, for permission to operate a five passenger flying boat decided that aircrait flying from the place for the plane. between Nolan's Point and New Ydrk city and to police off a considerable portion of the laki to make a landing The Background of the Market: Complete investors Summary Compiled Daily (Except Legal Holidays) for Thft World News Service by Standard Statistics Company, Inc. Aircraft Eastern Aircraft: receiver ap pointed by Delaware Chancellor. Ex Cello Aircraft Tool Omits 20 cent quarterly dividend.

Automobile Tires, kubber Goods, Etc. Giant Tire Rubber Acquired by Master Tire Rubber Company. Shalef Company president states sales, first eight months, off About 15 per cent, ut profits show Tittle change from like 1929 period. Building, Real Estate Related Lines Detroit Steel Products receives roofing, flooring and siding contract for large Travel and Transport Building to be erected in Chicago in connection with 1933 World's Fair. McKee (Arthur extra 12 cents with regular quarterly 87 cent tlass dividend.

Cotton and Cotton Goods August Lint Cotton Consumption ill United States mills was 352,335 running bales vs. 378,385 July and 558,754 August, 1929; consumption, twelve months to July 31, was 6,113, 932 bales vs. 7,091,065 year before. Consolidated Textile Corporation deficit, first half year, 11,373,798 vs. deficit $318,252.

Pepperell Manufacturing Currently operating, at about 65 per cent of capacity. Food Products Atlantic Coast Fisheries share earnings, 16 months to April 30, were $1.33. Household Products Electric Vacuum Cleaner increases operations to five days from four flay basis. Mining and Smelting International Nickel lets $2,000,000 rehabilitation contract. Office and business Equipment General Fireproofing orders on hand assure operations at 75 pecent through 1930.

Underwood, Elliott Fisher receives $200,000 bookkeeping machine order from French government. Oil Standard Oil bf California raises gasoline prices 1 cent a gallon, cuts average crude price 8 to 12 cents a barrel. Radio, Etc. Grigsby Grunow current production around 2,500 sets dally. Pilot Radio and Tube July sales up 6 percent, seven months up 19 percent.

Railroads Chicago Alton August net operating income $185,214 vs. $445,481, eight months, $432,669 vs. $2,460,202 year before. Wheeling Lake Erie; I. C.

C. denial of Pittsburgh West Virginia petition to acquire this company recommended by I. C. C. assistant finance d.rector.

Railroad Equipment Cincinnati Car reported earned profit in August, after deficits in preceding 1930 months; unflljed orders currently $1,000,000. Retail Trade Hunt's August sales off 3.7 percent, eight months 2.3 percent over year ago. Jewel Tea abandons plan to acquire interest in Van Camp Packlna: company. Stouffer corporation 1930 fiscal year share earnings $5.54 Steel and Iron Newton Steel Company discussing merger possibilities with Corrigan McKinnty Steel company bf ttevaw land. UtOlUea Commonwealth Southern An gust electric output 13 percent hex low ear ago, eight months off 4.) per teat, twelve months off 1,6 percentj gas output ifi August off 10 percent, eight months off 1.4 percent; twelvemonth up 2.8 percent.

Consolldatedl Gas, Electric Light Power of timore July industrial power Output, excluding power furnished Bethlehem Steel and Baltimore Coppert Smelting Rolling, totaled 37,588, 559 kwh. vs. 37,227,971 July, 1929, rise or 0.96 percent; seven months 269,538,725 vs. 253,543,138, 6.S percent increase. Niagara Hudson Power Corporation acquires Syracuse Suburban Gas company, subject to approval of New York Publlq Service commission.

SUN AFFECTS AUTO I FINISH LIKE SKIN WILMINGTON, Sept. 15 ffi Sunburn is the worst enemy of a good automobile finish, says G. w. Sner Win of the du Pont company. That is, the same ultraviolet lighfi which tans humans digs into the lustrous surface, causing erosion of microscopio particles, eating away the surface for wind and dirt tO conn plete the job of destruction.

I As With humans, there lis a pro: tection against this auto Sherwin remarks. For man the pro tection is ordinary window glass Equally ODaque to ultraviolet lignt ist the wax Chat polishes the finish. Sol long as a film of wax covers the sur face, no ultraviolet rays can get aij tne auto paint. WILD GAS WELL HAS TURN ON AIR JACKSON, Sept. 15 (SV Hundreds of radio listeners heard the roar of the Payne No.

1, wild gas Well of the Jackson field, when WJDX featured the gasser in a recent newa period. In addition to broadcasting the roar, the radio staff had officials at the well to tell the listeners what it was all about. The microphone was set up in a closed automobile, the windows being opened to broadcast the gas roar and closed when the speakers were on the air. TWO VISION SETS NEEDED ON PHONE NEW YORK, Sept. 15 (Two way television as an adjunct to the telephone involves two complete sending and rpppivino seta un Arraneori that the parties to the conversation! are scanned at the same time that they view the image received the other end of the communication line.

Five pairs of telephone wires are required. The inventor of citric acid was a London chemist and, having Ws'own prices as long as the way Of manufacturing the acid was a secret, realized a large fortune. 10 a year average growth adds to the value of this bond YOU can see, in your own home and your neighbors' homes, your community's stores and factories, evidence that points toward an ever increasing investment value for Gold Debenture Bonds of the Associated Gas and Electric Company. Take your own home as that of an average customer. You are from time to time adding electric or gas appliances.

So are many of the 1,375,000 customers served by the Associated System. From 1920 to 1930 Associated System sales of electricity, number of customers and earningi increased at an average annual rate of about 10. The Associated Gas and Electric Company is the principal unit of the Associated System. The trend of earnings of the System is indicative of the trend of earnings of the constituent companies. Business, that grows as the years go by, adds to the attractiveness of Associated Gas and Electric Company Gold Debenture Bonds as a permanent investment.

For the Investor of Limited Means It is not always possible for the investor to secure really high class bond investments in small denominations. Gold Debenture Bonds are available in denominations of $100. We believe these bonds will not be available long at present price levels. Subscriptions for a limited time will be accepted at a price to yield over S4. To invest or for further information ask any mployei Associated Gas and Electric Securities Company Incorporated Officii! METROPOLITAN EDISON CO.

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