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BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE, NEW YORK, SATURDAY, JANUARY 10, 1931. 20 Net chge. -1930-, High. LOW, Close. Stock At Dividend.

tSales. HUh. Low. Closing Stock Prices Shares on Curb Follow Slightly 1174 Radio 200 31 Radio pf 6. 100 1434 Radlo-K-O 4000 MM.

2(10 Yeterday salet Volume to II :30 Net Stock Dividend. High. Low. Close. eb.

RaybestM 2.60 800 Reading 4 200 Readg 2d pf 2 100 -1S30-. HUh. Low, 42 Mi 8 Downward Trend 11' 4 1U4- Vt 16 73 46 774 10 28 1414 74 42 1774 74 21 9574 6 44 la 974 I814 IVS 4514 21-4 1474 74 174- Vt 42 74 514 74 Stocks Steady In Dull Trade; Firm Up Late Trend Slightly Upward After Early Decline-Gains Are Moderate 19't Reo Mot .80.. Rep 8tl Rep Stl Abltlbl P. flOO 12 AdamsEx 1.60 (too AdftmsMlllls 2 2(H) 22V AtrReduc Vkt 12(10 100 AlrWayEA .60 200 774 iMi 22'4 IW'4 14 42 17 21 9014 44 974 17 43 1374 174 4174 5 7 20 4014 1474 42 1754 21 0574 44 974 1814 46 1474 li4 42 514 7 20 4014 I 1930-, Wet High.

Low. Btoek As Dividend. t8sles. Blih. Low.

Close, eh fa. 29 19 Wesson Oil 2. 300 2214 2iVi 2214- 74 50 20 WestDPr A 4 200 26(4 2614 26(44 24 4 Dairy 600 6 6 6 Vl 36 10 700 1014 1574 1614 74 38 11 Maryld 2pf 200 1 7 17 17 1 219 122 West Union 8. 3(H) 145 1 4274 14214 254 62 3114 WestghseAB 2. 200 3354 3314 3314 74 201 88 WestghseEl 5 6200 9M4 90 9074 74 69 18 WestvacoCh 2.

100 22 22 22 1 21 Wextark St. 200 2 114 2 74 43 21 White Mot 2.. 200 26 26 26 1374 2 White Sew M. 200 314 374 a'i 74 11 3 Wlllys-Overld. 200 674 674 514 774 1 Wilson Co 600 314 3 314 64 35 Wilson Co pf.

100 51 4774 51 2V4 IS 4 Wilson Co 200 8T4 8' 4 874 Vt 7274 61 Woolwth 2.40. 400 5814 6734 5814 74 169 47 Worth Pump. 240 6814 6674 6814 214 81 65 Wrlgley 4 400 6874 6874 6874 'A 32 8 Yellow 300 1074 1 074 1074 74 1874 2 Zenith Radio. 200 314 314 314 14' 21 87' 6' 2274-1 "a Vt 4 Vt 0', 10 1 37 32 1M7 36 fli 15 '4 354 Early Selling Is Well Absorbed, After Which Reyn Met 2.. Reynolds ReynoldsTB 3.

-1930-v Net High. Low. Stock Dividend. Sales. Low.

Close. e.hg. 98 89 Gen Mills pf 6 200 97 961-4 lfil-4 54 31 Oen Mot 3... 4000 37 3614 37 14 lOO1 91 Gen Mot pf 6 200 987-4 98 9874 74 6274 1 274 OenPubSe 6s. 2(H) 1614 lfi'4 l' Vt 106 66 Gen Ry Big 6 200 7114 7014 7114- Vt 19 3 Gen Rl Dt.

1100 6 64 674 go 39 Gen Refr 474e 3(H) 4374 4274 4374 4 10 6 Gen Thea 200 71-4 714 714 106 18 26 2474 26 Vt 38 7 Glldden 200 10 974 974 Vt 19 3 Gobel 3(H) 474 4'4 474 Vt 47 29 GoldDust 2. 1100 3474 3374 3374 Vl 111 100 GoldDust Pf6 200 106 105 105 4 68 15 Goodrich 100 1614 lfil-4 1614- 74 104 62 Goodrich pf 7 100 64 1 64 64 9674 35 Goodyear 5. 500 4514 44 4474 74 107 3 Graham-P ct. 200 4 4 4 69 13 Granby 2 200 1 574 1574 1574- 7-4 62 18 Grand-811 If. 500 213-4 2014 2174 174 20 10 Grand Union.

2IHI 1214 12 12 7-4 44 31 GrandOn pf 3 100 39 39 39 4 102 51 GtNorthn pf 6 2(H) 66 6474 66 114 25 17 OtNOre 2m. 200 2014 20 2 0 34 7 GtWSug 200 101-4 10 1014- 4 28 2 Grlgsby 700 4 4 4 300 1500 400 100 200 400 1900 400 200 300 40 7' AJax Rub Co. 200 74 4'4 AlaskaJu .40. 4700 8 i 6 A Paper. 200 64 fi i 7 BH Vt '4- Alleghany 1800 (V-j fl'-i 4 Richfield 6 Rio Gr 14 Rossis 2.20 3674 RDuNY 3.22m.

20 'a 5' 170H AllledChem 4HO0 IfiO'i KS4-M4 343 Trading Becomes Quiet The Curb market followed a mixed course todav with the trend some 4014- Vl SI '4 AlllsChalm 3. ftOO afiVa 36'-4 68 42 31 '4 200 69 85 60 58 141 57 14 79 95 3474 7 68 9 25 4874 56 122 57 11874 12 28 100 23 8274 3 13 52 25 35 94T4 32 112 42 9974 4274 26 Vi Vi 20'4 2114 60 1674 21 21 74-60 what downward. Prices generally 11 '4 AlphaPCem 2. lfi'a 16'i Amerada 3 200 21 AmAjrCDel pf 200 21 '4 4S', AmBkNote 3e 200 60 6V4 200 97 21 ISales Incomplete; Bee later edition lor complete sales. 4 R4 38 Safeway 5 19 StJosephLd 2.

39 St As 8. Seabd A Seabd A pf 43 SearnRoe 2 Sec Nat 35 Sec Nat In pf. 1 Seneca Cop 15'i 104ii Am Can Be. 6000 11W4 11274 11314 Vt 200 700 1300 200 1600 200 300 200 150 140V. Am Can Df 7 200 14S 14S 148 R214 Am Fciy 2fK1 33 4 Vt llfl 818 ,4 55 214 6114 118 14 174- '8 4914 174 4 18 4514- Vi 114 534 74 234 10 74 514 lO'i- 14 13 95 changed within nn-ow limits.

There was a eompnr1vely considerable amcMt of scltfng at the opening, but ofiias? were fairly well absorbed, ana reactionary tendencies that developed late in yesterday's session were not strongly pursued. Trading became quiet after the first hour. The utilities were active again, but there was no well-defined trend in this section or any of the other de 77'4 33 41 O'a 1300 3 Servel Inc Ex-Plvldend. tEi-Ritbla. aAnd Eltraa.

lAnd Extras In Stock, Includini Extraa. I Payable In Caah or Stock, a Parable In Stock, Payable when earned, Paid tbla year; no regular rate. Signs and Lows carried to previous cloae. Ex-Dlvldend and Ex-Klihta deducted from net ebanse. DAILY MARKET MOVEMENT ON N.

Y. STOCK EXCHANGE The following table shows, the number of advances, declines and the issues unchanged, tosether with new 69 61 4 33 24 70 27 35 9 25 73 4174 26 OP4 1 174 4734 4 45'4 114 574 2374 974 618 1534 1214 95 107 4 60 92 48 4274 26 51 14 114 l'8 4913 4 4514 114 574 2313 10 514 1614 13 95 11 60 92 4874 pf7 200 Am Chain 3.. 200 Am Chicle 3e. 200 Am Com Alcol ann Am P. 6400 AmftFP pf 8 200 17 20 ShatkFG le 1000 4174 6 Hahn Dept St.

200 814 8 45 HahnDS pf8 100 55 55 18 Hall Print 2.. 2(H) 17 1674 38 Harblsn 2.. 200 41 34 40 2 '4 Hayes Body 2(H) 374 374 83 Hershey pf 5e. 200 94 94 4 Houdall-H 2(H) 6'4 514 5 Shell Un 101 800 200 374- Vt 101 so 100 94 -1 514 9' Vl 63 AmFP 3 200 6'4 AmHwSS 10m 200 Hi, Am Hide L. 200 46', Am Pro 4.20 200 24 Am Ice 200 6014- ,4 4014- Vt 2V4 I 1930 hiEha and lows: 8(H) 1100 200 700 200 200 l(l4 77' -4 Xi 41 0'4 XV.

4 SO 7.1 0'4 2Vi fl'4 26 Vt 21 26 80 32i 18 4S 97'r partments. American Superpower, fil'-4 33 7 69 41 65 4 49 29 6 20 18 HousePln pf 4 2(H) 6014 6014 Houston 10s 200 4174 3974 Houston n. 2(H) ll's 014 HoweSnd 4e 2(H) 2274 2214 Hudson Mot 3 700 2414 2314 118 60 -1 92 4874- 7-4 23 86 31 72 1774 10874 29 687 11674 1174 41 62 63 '4 2674 136 17 28 4 124 239 Cities Service and American Foreign Power warrants were among 18 Amlnternat 2. MX) 26 1 4 1 200 2274- 74 2414 74 3834 74 874 7-4 200 200 4 Shubert Thea. 11 Simmons 9 Sinclair 1..

86 Sinclair pf 8.. 10 Skelly Oil 2.. 42 BkelO pf ww 6 90 Sol A pfww5 40 So Cal Ed 2.. 10 SPortRS 1.40. 88 South Pao 6..

48 South Ry 8... 78 South Ry pf 5 32 Spalding Br 2 8 Sparks With 1. 7 Splcer Mfg 25 Splcer pf 3 the light and power shares that 3314 77' 4 32' 4 40' -j 0'4 32' SO 73 014 2Vi 26 20' 4 25' 80 32i IS 47Uj l)7" 1774 304 62 43' -i 00' 4 281 4 40 9 1654 1574 I6I4 26 1,4 34 2(H) 3874 38 7 Hupp 300 9 874 105 118 Am Loco 2. 200 Am Loco pf 7. 200 300 102 10174 102 eased off slightly in the early deal SO 324- Vt 45 51 IB '4 63 '4 29 13 36 90 8274 6574 HI Central 7..

800 ings. American Gas and Electric, Electric Bond and Share and United Gas were firm around their previous 18 500 5914 58 5914 1 100 81 80 81 -rl 200 3434 34 34 2 600 1074 1014 107, Vt 72 30 127 13674 101 45 30 36 45 2914 AmMfcF 1.65e. 700. Am Metals 1.. 200 II 200 pf 8..

200 119 47V- Vt 2(H) 300 8134 3'4 41-4 414 82' -4 3'4 414 414 49 97' 1 314 4'4 414 49 4 107 39 2 Ind Motrcycle 3 Indian Ref 3 Ind Ref 31 Indust Ray 4. 147 Ingersoll 6e. 1. 400 200 1074 1074 1074- ,4 200 2854 2854 2874 74 IS' 4 1 2(H) 3(H) 15 28 49 100 Am Roll 25. 400 31'4 14 StdBrands 1.20 2100 1814 17914- 74 200 17914 179'4 3M4 1 6314 1 44 Vt 1774 1814 54 119 119 6314 64 121 114 Std Brda pf 7 200 119 60 98 68 Inland Stl 4.

300 6014 60 4(H) 64'4 774 74 67 79 103 62 '4 69 26 B2'4 AmSafRazor 5 600 6374 37 Am Smelt 4.. 44Mi 9371 AmSmelt 2pf0 200 WS14 23', Am Stl Fdy 8. 2R' 4 39' Am Sugar 6.. 200 40 5 Am Sumat 200 0' 200 10114 10114 1 0174 74 300 4914 4874 49 961, 114 28'a Vt 40 J4 314- 74 2674 4 129 63 3.. 11414 100 StdGAsE pf 7.

75 42 Std Cal 2 5 49 14 Std Kan 2. 84 43 Std 2e. 200 3(H) 200 2(H) 2(H) 774 774 31-4 3'4 2674 2674 1537-4 152 1074 1074 13 Insursh ct .60 8 3 Internatl Agrl 39 20 Int Rap 197 131 InternlBM 65 19 8 Int Carrier 75 49 Int Cement 4. 152 -174 200 2300 9'4 Closing prices. Ford Motors, Zonite, Cord Corporation and Gleaner were among the Industrials that improved slightly.

Aluminum Company was soft again ir the early dealings and at one time was off a couple of points. Others in the industrial division hovered closely to their previous closing prices. The Investment trust shares developed softness in the early stages of the short session. Goldman Sachs, United Founders and National Investors were off IO'b 274'i 170 Am 9.. 900 1S6'4 18r' 4 1S6' 4 Vt 6234- Vt 127 40 19 StdONY 1.60 20 2 SterllngSeo A.

900 200 14 98 Am Tob 6 200 110 1 09 110 1-4 99 Am Tob 6.. 600 112 111 112 l'j 214 47 14 StewartWar 2. 130 129 1 Int 13 Int Combn pf 45 IntHarvst 2. 28 -174 6(H) 200 2(H) 2(H) 3(H) 2(H) 120 Am TOB Pf 0 200 127 127 127 l'4 I884 1814 1874 74 5014 50 6014 2474 2454 2474 4'4 414 4'i 1814 18 18'4-. J4 457-, 4514 4574 74 2374 23V4 2374 74 14 1 14 4214 41 4114 35 35 35 Vt Vt 114 114 11374 37 StoneAcWeb 4.

5l's Vt 124 47 3. 700 fi94 f74 V4 1000 1100 400 2(H) 1(H) 200 108 98 Amw wk 1 pi 200 102'8 10118 102'8-2V, 18 IntHydro A 25 52 IntMatch pf 4 2514. 677-4 1574 Vt 11" 4 9g ll'4 2 4714 18 Studebaker 3. 174 Submarine 70 39 Sun Oil Co 15. 45 30 Super ht 2., 9 74 Superior 12 IntNlckCan 1.

2HH) 5 Am Wool 2(H) 1B Am Wool 800 26 Am Zinc 200 2(H) By P. M. BUNGART After an uncertain start prices workei slowly to higher levels to-day, many regaining the ground lost in yesterday's late reaction. Trading was quite dull but seemed to pick up a bijy in the last hour when prices firmed up. News was mixed, but there was a sufficiency of constructive developments in the form of increased industrial activity to make for some improvement in sentiment.

Short covering lifted Allied Chemical materially and it was also a factor in the firmness of a few other stocks. Industrial issues generally were among the best performers on the upside. Rails and utilities were Just about steady. Anticipation of the steel tonnage statement and possibly other favorable developments next week kept selling at a minimum. The day's budget of news -embraced the usual quota of dividend omissions and reuctions.

Most important perhaps was the dividend on Skelly Oil, which became a has-been. There were also a number of bank failure, but the daily total in this respect is happily much less than it was last month, and this condition gives rise to the hope that most of the weak spots have succumbed. The easy money policy of the Federal Reserve was again reflected in lower rediscount rates in a number of Federal Reserve cen ters. Most of the Street was Inclined to vie wthe market with extreme caution. Yesterday's reaction was the main factor.

However, no great amount of stock came out at the opening, declines were small and of no large significance. Trading was extremely dull during the middle part of the session, but the demand seemed larger than the supply and prices edged up slowly. Reports from steel centers told of expanding operations for next week and there was some accumulation in anticipation of a favorable report from the United States Steel Corporation when it issued its statement of unfilled orders at midday. Rubber shares were extremely inactive, with indications that the prices were being cut. Coppers wers dull and little changed, but some demand appeared, which was based on beliefe that the figures on production and consumption in December would be constructive and show a decline in Inventory of the metal.

Motors were quite firm, with Nash among those to sho wa fair 2 Int Paper 53 214 28 6118 2513 5774 1574 313 35 15 3814 477-4 2334 173, 774 30 6234 214 28 5014 25'a 5714 1574 314 35 15 3774 47 2274 1714 77-4 30 314- 74 35 1.4 500 Anaconda 2. 31 IK) 78 11574 64 92 44 18 86 68 45 62 77 40 29 43 15 32'4 2'4 20 -114 32 26 1 3014 16'4 Vt 25 19 24 Anac'dWC 1.. 200 74 AnchorCp 2.40 1100 284 26 31'4 26 30 16 4 69 Mt 2'4 4'-i 47 4 13 Archer Dan 2. 20 44 '4 79 81 63 51 29 4 82 8 4 13 46 50 200 21 Int Pap pf 7.. 10 Int Prt 31 Int Salt 3....

47 Int Shoe 3... 17 Int 2.. 14 InterstateDS 2 4 Investors 25 IslandCkCl 4.. 8(H) 2(H) 200 200 1800 2(H) 300 200 2314 74 32-4 26 32' 26 30' -4 I614 70' -4 3' 2, 4'- 27 70'4- i4 1774- Vt Un- New New Gain Loss changed Total High Low Jan. 8 324 205 132 661 Jan.

7 375 200 121 696 Jan. 6 445 121 89 655 Jan. 5 317 290 114 721 10 Jan. 3 71 66 618 Jan. 2 492 95 91 678 2 20 Dec.

31.... 484 101 94 679 12 Dec 30.... 490 275 183 948 1 119 Dec. 29.... 240 471 163 874 139 Decv.

2J(S)140 380 133 653 1 78 Dec. 26...139 441 153 733 71 Dec. 24 393 171 146 710 44 Dec. 23.... 216 344 151 711 62 Dec.

22.... 116 469 129 714 42 Dec. 20(S)287 193 127 607 26 Dec. 19. ...380 177 154 711 1 28 Dec.

18.,..:. 471 153 115 739 1 42 Dec. 17. ...432 271 119 822 370 Dec. 16....

88 694 147 929 405 Dec. 15.... 185 539 179 903 346 Dec. 13(S). 56 543 102 701 208 Dec.

12.... 197 348 143 688 120 Dec. 11...121 470 140 731 1 188 Dec. 10.... 88 532 129 749 141 Dec.

9..... 203 345 174 722 2 100 Dec. 8 94 462 13t 687 85 Dec. 6 (S). 120 304 124 548 38 Dec.

5 195 332 144 671 1 67 Dec. 369 117 614 22 Dec. 2 373 157 118 648 1 24 Dec. 1 328 163 101 592 17 Nov. 130 121 502 15 Nov.

28.... 107 417 108 632 38 Nov. 26.,,.. 109 445 100 1 23 Nov. 25....

212 340 119 671 16 Nov. 24.... 226 257 122 605 8 Nov. 287 115 539 3 Nov. 21.

...414 150 110 674 2 20 Nov. 20.... 331 238 107 776 18 Nov. 19.... 433 132 99 664 23 Nov.

18.... 280 213 140 633 1 18 Nov. 17.... 126 431 85 642 1 19 Nov. 15(S)403 115 103 621 10 Nov.

14.... 466 129 104 699 14 Nov. 13.... 513 111 112 736 1 41 Nov. 12...

.360 244 126 730 162 Nov. 11.... 357 287 200 844 1 210 Nov. 10.... 130 590 182 902 1 378 Nov.

464 128 698 247 Nov. 7 53 58S 113 754 253 Nov. 6 200 356 153 709 104 Nov. 5..... 80 478 103 661 113 Nov.

3. 181 145 605 36 Nov. 1 (S) .186 238 135 559 64 3514 4714 574 14 1414 23'8 26(4 13'8 TA Vt 3574 74 4814 74 538-II4 1414 1414 Vt 2314- 2614-1 1314 78 274 60 ArmourD pf 7. 2 Armour 111 A. 1 Armour 111 B.

3 Arnold 20 AssoApparel 4 19 A8soDQ2. 30 200 200 200 200 200 200 3's 21j 4' 'J 27 Vt 26'4 24'4 63'4 6114 6234 4 60 2B4 Texas Corp 3. 400 67'4 40 TexGulfSul 4.ri00 14 4 TexAsPCO 100 3274 10 Texas Ac 400 3674 12 Thatch 1.60 200 46 74 1 5 ThlrdNatl 2m. 200 47 23 Thompson 3.. 200 3974 10 Thorn Pro 2.40 300 9474 68 Tldewat pf 6..

100 17 5 TldeAsBoO .60. 600 89 63 TideAsO pf 6. 400 21 8 Tlmk-D A SO. 300 89 40 TimkenRB 3. 400 2574 10 Transam CI.

1100 2874 6 Trans Ac 1. 600 20 674 Trl-Cont 700 I) 3574 4818 534 1414 1414 23', 2614 1314 78 814 6518 10(4 4774 1374 914 8 25'4 lH 242 168 Atchison 10.. Atchison pf 5. 78 8 63 ED 814- 74 108 100 2IKI l0'4 189V8 V4 200 10414 10'4 104'4 fiOO 22 2l' 22'- i 41 -2 61 16 AtlantlcRef 2e 614- Vt 1774- 74 263 60 AuburnAut 45 1400 107'4 1094 24 63 -5 1014 4774 1334 914 74 8 174 74 60 9 10'4 4634 1374 914 774 22i4 01 Ausxn it 3.0V. zou bt bWt 2 Aviation Corp.

1200 4 4''8 i 148 48 Johns-Man 8. 700 85 34 KanCltySo 5.. 100 13 4 Karstadt 1.03. 3(H) 41 14 Kayser 214 200 6 1 Kelly Tire 600 38 19 KelseyHWh 2. 2(H) 26 7 Kelvlnator 16(H) 6274 20 Kennecott 2..

20(H) 8 Kolster 100 3 Kolster 2(H) 36 26 KresgeCo 1.60. 1(H) 70 39 Kress Co 15- 2(H) 48 17 KrogerGroC 1. 3(H) 3574 20 1.60 1000 10 Vt 41 6'4 1714 174 2214 974 2314 114 14 2614 4514 1974 2274 2374- 14 41 6V4 1774 17-4 2214 10 2414 114 V4 2614 4514 2018 221-4 38 19 BaldwlnL 1. 300 114 74 122 55 Bait Ohio 7. 1300 59V-4 5754 10674 52 Un Ac C2.60 4000 Vi- Vt 242 166 Union Pac 10.

400 1 8874 187 26V4- 74 86 86 88 82 Un Pac pf 4.. 200 100 34 8 Barnsdall 1 400 92 62 BeatrlceCrm 4 200 85 76' BelNRpf5.51m 200 57 14'4 BendlxAxIa 1. 200 56 30 Best Co 2.. 200 4514 20 38 23 UnTkCar 1.60. Dividends Reduced And Extras Paid The Elgin National Watch Company declares a quarterly dividen of 37 cents, placing the stock on a $1.50 annual basis, payable Feb.

1 to record of Jan. 15. Three months ago a 50-oent dividend was paid, prior to which the stock was on a $2.50 annual basis. To Pay Initial Diviend Cumulative Shares Corporation, depositor for and international distributor of Cumulative Trust Shares, announces that the Dec. 31 coupon distribution on Cumulative Trust Shares amounts to 16.7 cents per share.

The distribution, which is payable Jan. 15, is primarily composed of regular cash dividends on the stocks underlying the trust. There are two other small items included in the distribution, one representing extra cash diviends and the other interest on currently distributable funds which is credited to shareholders. I'sual Extra The Lanston Monotype Company declared the usual extra dividend of 25 cents and the regular quarter 2234- 74 110 47 Beth Steel 6.. 1800 4800 200 200 100 6000 18 Un Air Ac 32 Un Biscuit 2..

14'4 Un Carbon 1. 3 Un Cig St 13 United Cor 74. 99 5874 84 8 52 63 134 112 Beth Stl Df 7. 200 8374 174 18 69 -2 774 74 105 5913 '8 18874 174 86 14 24 Vi 26 3714 74 2474 Vt 574 1914 74 4774 74 6974 74 2478-1 874 74 114- 74 63 V4 5 814- 74 2914 14 187, 32 1274- Vi 2014 Vt 58 24 2614 3714 2454 5 1914 4774 6974 2914 25 814 114 63 5 81-4 297-8 1874 32 12'4 49 3274 32 4 24 2514 37(4 24 474 181-4 4774 5874 283-4 2478 834 lVs 63 5 8ii 29 1874 3174 1214 2414 8814-174 100 400 100 200 100 200 600 200 2(H) 200 400 800 200 2(H) 200 8914- 7074 Lambert Co 8. 11 LehPortCem 1 40 Lehigh 3.

414 Lehigh 147 LehlghVC pf 3 61 Lehman Cor 3 76 78 5e 18 Lima Loco 28 Link Belt 2.40 39 Liauld Carb 4 41 Loews Ino 4e. 84 Loew pfxw6 2 Loft Inc 4014 Loose-W 2.90e 41 23 BlawKnox 1V4 2(H) 69 15 Bohn Al 1.. 200 90 60 Borden 35 500 50 15 Borfc Warner 1 6(H) 25 12 BrlggsM le. 1300 22 '4 1 Brockway Mot 200 33 6 Brunswick L. 2(H) 31 11 Bucyrus 1 200 16 3 Budd Mfg 2(H) 14 6 Budd Wheel 1.

600 74 9 Bullard 200 51 18 Burroughs 1.. 300 4 '4 1 Butte Cop 2(H) 29 10 Butterlck 2(H) 8334 18 59 7'4 201-4 5774 8814 89J4 2974 3074 4414 4774 89V, 274 49 1274 97 8374 18 69 774 201-4 58 8814 8914 3174 3074 45 4814 891s 3 5074 1318 97 3114 1 139 43 UnltedCor pf3 46 Un Fruit 4... 2414 UnGasIm 1.20 20 Un Dyew 2.. 6T4 Ac For Sec 94 Express 60 US Alcohol 7e 3 US 6 Leath 16 Pipe 2... 15 USPipepf 120 26 USRealtylm 3.

11 US 19 8 Rub 17 USSmeltlng 1. 200 4(H) 6(H) 1(H) 200 100 200 200 2(H) 200 200 900 600 6(H) 200 3074- 4434 74 4814 T4 15 26 38 21 75 35 63 891s 3 5034 Vt MONTHLY STOCK SALES ON N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE 1930 1929 1928 8 Lorlllard 112 33 Byers Co 400 1000 131, 2514 2114 2514 14 2114- 74 200 97 4 2114 10614 7814 Lorlllard pf 7. 84 Lou Nash 7.

9V4 Ludlum Stl 19874 13474 8teel 7... 2100 89 14374 14274 143741 December 58,765,410 83,948,330 91,792,950 200 -100'4 1061-4 200 1374 131-3 134- Vl 151 V4 140 Steel pf 7 8(H) 146 146 146 Vt 9 2 Unlv Ac R. 2(H) 4574 19 UtPAsL A 2.15el 200 314 25 20 2.85e 700 21 2 34 November 51,840,750 72,536,390 114,755,000 October 65,480,400 131.039,360 98,704,800 September 53,651.530 100,039,300 98,704,800 August 39,656,500 85,907,300 67,849,500 July 93,333,110 38,793,400 Tune 75.593.250 69,990.000 64,261,300 200 7 28 Calumet Ar 200 7 Cal Hec 2(H) 30 Canada Dry 3. 300 35V Can Pac 2.. 600 16 CannonM 1.60 200 7 CapltalAdm A 300 29 Cap Ad pf 200 83 Case.

I 6... 1800 22 Caterpl 4e. 300 18 CentAgulr 1 200 21 Cerro Cop 2. 200 6 Cert Prod 2(H) 32 Ches 2 200 7574 ,4 1354- 74 143 8 Vt 39 113 42 8474 17 3714 97 11374 114 49V 4574 81 95 99 674 70 28 99 138 44 39 50 89 37 2014 88 15914 62 42 32 48 30 61 61 37 33T4 33 63 28 2 66 10874 98 145 40 63 34 4974 2 1174 34 25 Mav 78,040,000 91,427.500 84,057.700 3' 25 li4 5374 2114 51 2374 14 414 1674 6 3074 314 2414 l'4 52(4 22'4 50 2374 14 41-4 16 514 3018 8914- Vt Vadsco 200 44 Vanadium 8.. 5200 roil Wabash 200 39 Wabash pf A 5 200 21 WaldrfSys 1 200 10 Walworth 2 3(H) 3 Ward 200 9 Warner Br 6000 4V4 Warner Ouln.

3(H) 26 Warren Br 3.. 200 April ....111,041,000 81,895,740 80,978,100 March 96.826.120 104.395.100 85.478.200 22 114 5334 74 2414 4 5014 1 2374 74 14 18 414 1674 Vi 6 14 3074 18 223-4 Vt 8()3s l4 1274 Vt 6fii--8 14 7S74 191-3 3414 5234 14 11714- Vt 27 13 2214- '4 70 74 22 14 178 7-4 3V4- J4 674- 14 15 14 414- Vt 9'4 7-4 1674 2334 74 174 15 1 4474 138 3714 '4 8'-4 3374 Vt 4174 74 20V4- 74 1014 -174 30 14 8914 1 Vt 313, 231-4- 14 2374 I6M1- 14 4174- 74 43 214 Vt 174 74 7 14 22 74 814 74 1374- Vt 4214 114 11 74 5814 1 1714 Vt 274- a 2814 Vt 15374 Vt 50'4- Vt 49 36V8 14 814 8074 35 2613- 13 16 Vt 9 9513 Vi 774 8 1713- 7-s 86 14 104 Vt Vt 874 Vt 2318 118 3I8 Is 5074 Vt 4714 74 3414 Vt February 68,995,210 76,708,400 47,880,100 6774 89 3174 42 1574 80 27 63 33 75 52 34 28 42 362 79 30 65 45 61 82 10 10 17 62 26 46 Vt 89 37 125 43 23 January 62,357,270 111,147,780 57.436,400 32', Chesap Cor 3. 200 Chic Alton. 300 1929 1928 1927 December 83,948,330 91,792,950 61,243,600 V4 Chic Alt pf. 300 3118- 14 614- Vt 27 174 3014 Vt 1314 74 774- Vt 4 Chic Gt West.

2(H) Chi Gt pf 1. 500 19 34 7434 1374 8 3814 89 22 3414 23 31 2514 30'4 13 774 1674 2314 474 2214 7814 35 9414 1614 22 1734 74 3 1574 13 21 34 7518 1374 8 39 90 22 3474 23 31 674 2774 30'3 1374 774 1674 2314 474 74 2314 7814 36 95 1674 22 1814 Vt 3 1574 13 General Baking 12 4 7 28 Hits Campaigns Northwest Rail 33 McCsllCor 2 61 McKsptT 10 1.. 6 McLellan 3374 Mack Truck 4. 8174 35e. 19 Magma Cop 3.

24 Man EM 65 17 Mar Mid 1.20. 24 Marshall 2 414 Marmon 30 Mathleson 2.. 27 May Store 25. 974 Mex Seaboard. 7 Miami Cop 11 MidContPet 2.

15 MldlandStl 8. 3 Minn 74 Minn St L. 1474 Kan 3. 60 pf 7. 2074 Mo Pacific 79 Mo Pac pf 6.

9 MohawkCar 1874 MonsanC 1145 1514 Mont Ward Motherlode 1 Mot E. 1414 Motor Wheel 3 9 MurrayC 2 a. ly dividend of $1.75, payable Feb. 28 to record of Feb. 18.

Omits Dividend The City Stores Company has omitted the dividend on the common stock of 12 cents quarterly due at this time. The regular quarterly dividend of 87 cents was declared on stock, payable Feb 2 to record of Jan. 20. Omits Dividend The Supermaid Corporation omitted the quarterly dividend of 25 cents on the capital stock due Feb. 1.

Stock was placed on a $1 annual basis six months ago, prior to which $3 annually was paid with extras in cash and stock. Reduces Dividend The Raymond Concrete Pile Company declared a dividend of 50 cents on the common, payable Feb. 1 to record of Jan. 20. Three months ago the dividend was reduced to 75 cents from $1.

The Skelly Oil Company omitted the quarterly dividend of 50 cents on the common due to be paid March 15. 200 100 200 600 200 100 200 100 200 2(H) 1200 100 200 200 600 2(H) 200 200 200 200 500 200 100 100 2600 700 100 100 100 gain. Oils were nuder the depressing influence of the dividend reduction by Barnsdall and the omission by Skelly. Utilities were not helped a bit by the fight now raging in Washington over the selection of the Federal Power Board. Not So Happy Yesterday's late reaction proved quite a strain on the courage and optimism of the market letter writers.

They almost unanimously advised their clients to do nothing and buy only on sharp and further reactions. One contented himself with the rather obvious and non-committing observation that "the market has been fluctuating around a top." He would not even commit himself to saying that lt was "the" top. Monday we will probably have another top. Another Sound Opinion Another banker of sound reputation will soon issue an opinion about the securities markets which, should have a constructive effect. Two Reports The two most important utility stock holding- companies made their annual reports and were among the first to issue such statements for the year ended Dec.

31, 1930. The security holding companies, because of their simpler accounting problems, are naturally among the first 1614 300 ChiMSPiP pf 900 Chi 4.. 200 Chi Pneu Tl. 200 2318 Vt Against Saving Merger Abandoned 7 Recapitalization General Baking Corporation is 474 74 451,4 Chi I 7 200 14 Chrysler 1 1400 Taking issue with those who see Efforts to consolidate the Great 2314 74 7814- Vi in saving an obstacle to business 2 City Stores 4(H) mailing to stockholders a plan for the recapitalization of the company 13 60 revival by withholding the stimula 21 Northern and Northern Pacific Railways have been abandoned and the fgollowing announcement made by 36 95 Cluett-Peab 3. 2(H) Coca-Cola 6..

400 Coca-Cola A 3. 200 under which the present holding tion of buying from the channels of 191 133 52 48 1614-114 corporation will be dissolved and its trade, Joseph Stagg Lawrence de deposit committee: "On March 21. 1930, the commit stock exchanged for the stock of the original operating company, the tee advised you of the decision of General Baking Company. Clares In the current Issue of the American Bankers Association Journal that "the more superficial of these diagnosticians deplore thrift because of a mistaken belief that the Interstate Commerce CommiS' Common stock of the General 22 Vi 3 14 74 13 74 3174 114 818- 4 Baking Company will be Increased to approximately 1,594,000 shares sion finding the Unification of the Northern Lines to. be In the public interest subject to compliance with four conditions summarized in that letter.

One of these conditions was money deposited In a bank imme lately loses its function as a me and the present 992,970 shares of 44 Colg-Pal 2.. 200 30 Col Gas ScE 2. 1300 7 ColGraph 6(H) 65 Col Carbon 6e 300 30 Com Cred A3 100 21 Comln 1.605 200 14 Com Solv 15.. 900 7 Com .60.. 33(H) 86 pf 6.

200 6 Cong 2(H) 12 ConsPllm pf 2 200 78 Consol Gas 4. 4800 99 Consol pf 5 100 Cons 1800 5 Contain A 1.20 200 16 Cont Bak A. 200 $6 preferred stock of the corpora dium of exchange." The truth Is, 414 74 tion, now on a $3 basis, will be ex he states, that it is put into circula. that the Burlington should be divorced from control by the Northern changed for common stock of the tion Just as much by the banker as by the spender, but more wisely company in the ratio of one and companies. one-half shares of new common for 3074 818 414 80 311s 4074 2014 3374 74 74 47 1074 17 1400 200 3(H) 3(H) 5(H) 2(H) 100 600 100 100 1(H) 400 100 and with more permanent social to make such reports.

Interest cen "On July 17 of the same year the committee advised you that it would 23'4 22'. 80' 12V 12'4 611' 4 78 78V8 lOVs 19 34's 34 531i 524 1 174 117'4 27 26's 22' -4 2214 70's 69V4 22'4 21 174 178 HVt 3'4 6'4 6i 15 15 4i8 418 94 9'8 167-4 161s 23s Hi l4 15 15 444 42i 37V4 37H 8'-4 8i 33V 333-4 417-4 414 2014 201,4 1014 10 30 30 8914 8714 31 31 24 23'4 23', 234 I6I-4 1614 424 414 43 42V4 21-4 2 ivt 7 68 22 2114 8' 8 131-4 421j 40'8 11 11 581-i 57'a mi 16V8 314 2'4 2S'4 2S'i 153g 152's 50-V4 504 49 49 361j 358 8H 8I3 80', 4 804 35 35 2014 26'-4 16 15s8 9 951-4 954 8 7i 17ia 8614 85'8 104 104 Vt '4 8 8Vs 2314 22 318 274 504 503-4 47'i 46'4 314 3 1 1 107 i lO'i 10 80'4 7914 93-4 91 -i 414 413 674 674 57'a 57V4 174 l'8 4'j 4'i 434 4' 4 4 Vt' 43 43 114 114 4 '4 334 6'i 514 39 38 14734 1473,4 97 97 34'4 o4'-4 17 1638 2474 244 1518 15 6674 66I4 89V-4 88 158 155'4 15 15 54 52' 4 38, 3'4 43 IH) 89'4 394 3914 3214 318 4214 4214 9 9 7'-4 77-8 1174 117-4 2412 241-4 4974 4978 15V4 171-4 61 61 44'4 441-4 3-4 3314 331-4 48'i 467-4 27 27 2774 27 32 31 Vt 1'4 114 5'4 51 4 61 508 28 27? 4 9 9 381-4 3774 4514 447 50' 4 497 4 51-3 514 4814 each share of preferred. The new 32 814 413 8074 3214 4174 2014 3474 74 74 47 1114 17 1714 2474 benefit. common will be placed on a $2 basis, 64 87 37 199 44 65 38 20 104 19 28 136 105 2 22 52 7 71 77 8 30 40 111 33 22 18 93 7 19 9 2 48 not be in the interests of stockhold "The banker's success depends 2 43 ers to proceed with a modified plan Cont Bak B. 1(H) Cont Can 2 200 Cont Ins 2.40.

400 thus maintaining the present divi dend rate on the corporation pre ferrcd stock. 37', until the outcome of legislation pending in Congress was known, tered not so much in how they fared as to what changes were made in their portfolios, and it appears that relatively few were made since the mid-year. United Corporation appears to have sold its 33,000 shares of Lehigh Coal Navigation and added 28,000 shares of Public Serv 58 21 Nash Mot 4... 26 Vi 574 Nat Acme .80 20 2 '4 Nat Bell Hess, 93 68 Nat Bis 3.30e. 83 27 NatCashR 62 35 NatDairP 2.60.

39 18 Nat Distill 2.. 58 30 Nat Pw Ac LI. 4 Nat Radiator. 1 Vi NatRyMex 2d. 62 41 Nat Steel 2...

32 9 Nevada Cop 1. 1714 15 Newport Co 2. 58 1174 Newton Stl 47 21 NYAlrBk 2.40. 192 105 NYCentral 8.. 144 73 6 128 6774 8.

135 106 pf 7 17 3 Ont W. 265 181 Nor As 13274 67 Nor Am 10s. 15 4 Nor Am Avla. 97 42 Nor Pacific 6. 3'4 8 2 Cont MotorB.

200 The outstanding 3,473,361 shares 11 7 Cont OH 600 and authorized the free withdrawal 8074 14 3218 14 4174 74 2014 34 14 74- 'a 74 47 1114 4 17 74 1714 2474 174 12274 74 77V4 4 8 204 -2 6814 74 674 Vt 57 74 1714 2474 1(H) 100 of corporation common will be ex upon his ability to place in the hands of able and constructive spenders that part of income which the original recipients wish to set aside for the future," Mr. Lawrence says. "By doing so they do not sterilize its usefulness. It passes into circulation no less because the banker accepts it as a deposit. It changed for new company common 1400 12274 121 $4,000,000 in Gold Sent From Canada The Bank of Montreal has received $4,000,000 gold from Canada.

WHEAT MARKET The wheat market opened irregular. Initial quotations at Chicago were as follows: Wheat July, 65T8 to a4, unchanged to off March, old, 8114, up Mav, old, 82 14, unchanged. Corn May. old, 71's, off '4; March, old, 69 7, off May, new, 12. to 74, off to July, 72'n, off H.

1013 8014 14 914- Vt 414- 74 8 65 7'. 3 Cont Shares 1 1800 Corn Pro 4e 200 Coty Inc 400 Crosley Radio. 1(H) in the ratio of three shares of present stock for each 100 shares of 1(H) 7714 7714 1(H) 88 8614 100 11474 11414 100 8 774 200 204 204 B74 5714- new stock. Vt Capitalization of the General ice of New Jersey, one of the companies in which It is largely interested. Similarly lt added 79,000 shares of Columbia Gas since the last statement as of June 14 was issued.

Baking Company will thus consist 4 Crown 200 50 Crucible 65 200 1 Cuba Cane P. 1(H) 2 Cuba Co 200 2 CubanAm Bug 200 CubanDomSu. 600 38 CudahyPack 4 100 37(H) 6874 67 remains a physical presence in the bank but temporarily before entering the channels of commerce. As 614 of $7,000,000 674 percent debentures, 59(H) 7 100 6774 67 of which approximately $2,000,000 l'8- 14 4i4 4'4- 14 74 43 114 13 41-4 74 6 3, 38 -114 of deposited stock. "Since the decision of the Interstate Commerce Commission reported to you on March 21, 1930, the committee in conjunction with the railway executives, have been earnestly endeavoring to formulate a practicable plan for the separation of the Burlington, but in spite of every effort they have now reluctantly concluded that they can not under present conditions devise a plan for the segregation of the Burlington which they can recommend to stockholders.

Accordingly, the unification application which has been pending since July 5, 1927, Is to be withdrawn. are held in the treasury; $9,977,500 far as the money Itself Is concerned, the only difference between spend Coming Back Shares of General Baking Com of the old General Baking Company 1974 lO's 1914 74 121 112 CurtlsPu pf 7. 1(H) 14 CurtissWrlght 200 19 3 Curtlss 2(H) 90 35 Cutler Hm 3 300 percent preferred and approxi pany are to come back to the New ing by the owner and saving is that the point of entry to the markets 174 174 174 mately 1,594,000 shares of common. 16 Ohio OH 2... 174 Oliver 4814 Otis Elev 2.

9 Otis Steel 32 OwensIllQ 3.. 5774 57 5774 18 York Stock Exchange after an ax-tended sojourn on the Curb, lt is of the community has been There are accumulated dividends D- 1414 'a changed." 36 36 36 Vt 130'i 69 25 181 153 80 of $3 a share on the corporation preferred and these will be paid by Issuing to stockholders a sufficient amount of the debentures held in Youngstown Merger Del Hud 9. 6 pf. Dla Match n. Dla Mtch pf DomlnSt 1.205 Drug Inc 4,..

Dupont 4 revealed in plans to recapitalize the company. In the interest of economy and other things the General Baking Corporation, the holding organization, is to be dissolved and shares exchanged for the subsidiary. The present corporate action recalls 1(H) 100 22(H) 400 3(H) 200 800 97 2'3 3414- 1-4 17 14 24V4- 14 15 66I3 14 887 4 4 Attitude Uncertain 32 34 8074 3874 6074 1974 74 10774 23 67 77 474 9 19 3274 5574 86 80 the treasury. The new General Baking Company common will probably be listed on the New York Export Copper Price Is Reduced Copper Exporters, has reduced the price of copper 74 of a cent a pound to 10.30 cents, c.i.f., London, Hamburg and Havre. GENERAL LAUNDRY RECEIVER Equity receivers have been named for the General Laundry Machinery Corporation of Troy, N.

and Chicago, by Judge Cooper in the Federal Court at Utica. 12 57 80 30 87 145 James A. Campbell, chairman of Youngstown Sheet Tube Com Stock Exchange, where the old com pany, indicated that future merger EastmanK 8e. 5 mon was listed before the forma 255 142 Solvents Company Reduces Alcohol Commercial Solvents Corporation has reduced the price of butyl alcohol and of acetone 1 cent a pound as of Jan. 1.

Butanol has been re relations of his company and Beth lehem Steel Corporation are unde 37 lli tion of the present corporation. the grandiose schemes which were put forth some few years ago by which General and Continental were to be merged. Washington interfered with the plan, and in so cided, following his return to 158 -r-li3 15 "a 5374 14 I-, 44 74 8974- 14 39'3 74 2 More Reserve Youngstown from a conference in 100 500 100 3(HH) 100 2(H) 200 2(H) Eaton A 1.60.. El Auto Lite 6. El Boat Co.

El Pw Sc Lt 1 pf 6. EndJohnson Erie Erie 1 pf 4. doing doubtless saved investors and New York City with Bethlehem duced from 16'4 cents to 15V4 cents speculators millions of dollars, for 1017-4 Banks Cut Rates The Federal Reserve Board an 32V4- Vt It is generally believed here that and actone from 11 to 10 cents a pound. This is in exect the passing it is quite certain that the fruition of the plan would have been ac 424 9 the lawsuit by which Cyrus S. Eureka Vac CI 100 nounced that the Federal Reserve banks of Atlanta and Chicago had companied by large-scale jiggling 300 1400 100 1(H) 100 100 30(1 100 600 100 KKH) 100 1IH) 2(H) 1(H) 3(H) 91 H) 7(H) 100 100 200 13(X) 100 4(H) 100 1(H) 44(K) 5(H) 1IH) 2(H) 100 100 2(H) 100 2(X) 1(H) 100 100 400 4(H) 4(H) 100 1(H) 1(H) 5(H) 2(H) 700 Eaton and his associates obtained a permanent injunction against the of the stocks.

on to customers of the reduced costs of raw materials since corn is now selling at around 70 cents a bushel against 90 cents a year ago. lowered their rediscount rate from 3 74 to 3 percent on all classes of 33 2 34 84 36 22 27 6 5 10 17 42 15 53 38 30 37 18 acquisition of Sheet Tube by 114 9 103 102 59 63 67 43 12 25 43 89 33 87 61 6 b2 104 50 57 55 Another Merger Dirge Another swan song was sung over merger plan today, it came in 4 4774 5314 914 3014 4074 1V4 174 374 11 3974 6074 297-8 9014 25'4 21814 ll's 814 91-4 11 1474 -4 274 2734 14 18 1314 18 3814 17 217-4 514 64 314 7714 112 110 5574 H4 1174 467-4 3 40 46 7 30 34 1 1 2 8 26 63 27 90 21 185 8 6 6 8 10 11 1 18 13'S, 18 10 14 20 11 1674 3 62 1 65 104 107 47 7 33 4 48 54 914 3614 42 114 174 374 11 4274 6114 2974 1M)14 2513 22114 12 874 10 914 11 15 Vt 274 28 14 18 1374 18 39 17 2174 574 64 14 3'4 7874 112 110 6614 113 1174 4814 4 Vt 4774- Vt 5314- 4 914 18 36'3 42 1 li4 174- 74 374 11 4274 274 61 14 29V, 'a 2514-2 22113 11-4 12 874 'a 10 '8 11 1474- I-, 4 27-8 28 14 18 14 18 V4 3814-1 17 14 21 Vt 608 18 64 'a- 14 314- 14 7874118 112 110 8 56 P4- 3 117 8 7 8 4814 174 Pac Coast Pac te 2. Pac Light 3. PackardM .60. Pan-Am Pet Para-Pub 4 ParkUtahCop.

Pathe Pathe A Patino Mines. le Penn 4.. Penney 3. PenneyJC pf 6 Peo Drug 1 Peo Gas 8 Peo Gas Petrolm 1. Phila Read Philip Mor 1.

Phillips Jones Philips Pet 25 Pierce Oil Pierce Pet Pitts Coal 1.40. Plttston 1.. 2. PortRT A 3. pf 7 2.

Prairie 6e Pressed Steel Pr Si Gam 2.40 Prod Ac Pub Ber 3.40. Pub Berv 6. PubSEAiG pf6 Pullman Cor 4 Punta Bug Pure OH Purity Bak 4. paper of all maturities, effective today. The Chicago bank recommended the rate reduction yester Domestic Copper Bethlehem Will not be appealed but that further attempts to merge the companies may be made on a basis of a new offer from Bethlehem.

Attorneys for the two steel companies have completed their study of Judge the announcement that all efforts to consolidate the Great Nortnern Fed Mot .80.. 100 Fed Screw 1.. 200 PedWatS 2.40 100 Fidelity 2.60 100 1 200 pf8 2(HI FimNatSt 2 500 Flsk Tire 200 Florshm 8h 3. 200 Fost Wh 2. 500 Fourth Inv.

KHi Fox Film A 4. 1S00 day. 774 18 1174.: 2414- V4 4974 14 1713- Vt 61 4 4474 74 74 3313-114 48 14 27 2714 3174 60 325 10 27 2574 15 27 44 2 7 78 22 22 34 3074 103 64 60 16 7874 11 12374 The action of the two banks Cut to 10 Cents As a result of reduction of price gives them the same rate main and' Northern Pacific have been abandoned. The managements, it appears, were unable to form a plan tained by St. Louis, San Francisco Jenkins' decision granting the mer Produce Exchange Stocks Saes.

HiRh. low. 11am. Bagdad Copper. 100 0.75 0.75 0.75 Corp Tr 6h 100 6' 6'a 6 1 Pet it Can Tun 600 3'i 3Va Fuel OH Motor.

100 S3a 5J. 53. pen Baluna 400 29 22's 22'a Dims Falls 100 48 48 48 Int r.ust 600 'i Tel 100 2J 21. 2l Kildun Mining. 100 8 8 8 Uut Nltr 100 2 2 2 Nor Am Tr 200 6', 61.

6', Petrol Cnn 2O0 G'a 63a 63i Springfield Fire 20 97 97 97 BANKS Bank Com 100 72 72 72 Chase Nat HO 98 P6 98 Man Trust 20 80'i 80'a 80'a INSURANCE COMPANIES. Aetna Llle 40 49 48', 48, Con Indem 100 4JB 4' Tldellly Dep 20 104 104 'a 104 's TOTAL SALES. Stocks 3 080 Kan Silk Futures Hlgn l. 'e La at August 2.54 2.53 2.54 2.53 and Cleveland, which has recently abroad to 10.30 cents a pound c.i.f., Hamburg, Havre and London, foreign copper sales today, according for the separation of the Burling 16 been lowered from 3 74 percent. ton, which was a condition con ger injunction and have outlined various courses open to the steel companies, leaving the matter to their executives.

24 FreeprtTex 6e 100 New York has a 2 percent rate, to cables, totaled 2,750,000 pounds. The domestic price is 10 cents a tained In the Interstate Commerce Commission approval of the merger. Boston 21a and the remaining banks of the Federal Reserve system have 314 percent rate. pound, delivered, with little inquiry. 114 514 61 1 COCOA EXCHANGE SEAT SOLD The probability is that, should the vt 28 A New York Cocoa Exchange price in the domestic market hold, foreign buying will continue in fair APPROVE $26,000,000 BUDGET Directors of the Public Service 9 1 Gardner Gen Am GenATank 45 GenAsphalt 3 Gen Cable Gen Cigar 4.

Gen Elec 160. Orn Foods 3.. C.G&E A 305 1 3 53 22 6 30 41 44 3 16 1111! 71 61 95' 61 18', TREASURY STATEMENT Washington, Jan. 10 Treas 100 200 200 1(H) IIK 3(H) 200 2(H) 200 membership has been sold by Howard T. McKee, for another, to volume.

Corporation of New Jersey and 38' 4 1534- Vt 5014 74 117 112 89 8 27 88 Rutger Bleecker, for another, at subsidiary companies have ap Co. have issued a folder ury raceipts for Jan. 8 were expenditures, balance, $246,497,252.41. $2,000, unchanged from the previous analysing American I. O.

Chemical proved a construction budget for 1931 totaling $26,407,971. sala. 481-4 40 Gen Mills 3. 59.