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Communist Charge

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Abreast ‘of The Times on

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1936

‘inance

"State, ‘State and

Municipal municipal financing in September totaled $156,921,528, compared with $115,116,312 in September, 1935. ‘PWA financing totaled s $4.857,232, compared with $33,000 PWA financing and $12,096,000 RFC financing in September, 1935.

Financing Up’.

$183,000, RFC

Clouds Issues, Flynn Says.

BY JOHN T. FLYNN

perEvLiE Pa., Oct. 7.—Get- " ting away from the more or less apathetic atmosphere of New

York, I have been a little surprised

at the violence of the attack on the President on the score of his being a Communist. An eight-column headline in a local paper reads: “Communism Becomes Main Campaign Issue.” The subject is plastered all over the papers, at least in this region. People I talk to ask about the President’s Communist plans. The charge is believed. A state senatorial candidate charged in a speech: ‘‘The American. sysMr. Flynn tem is at stake, “freedom of the press, freedom to worship God as we please, freedom to order our own lives will be determined by this battle of ballots.” It is plain that the Republicans here, at least, have decided to make the fight on Roosevelt as a straight American vs. Communist battle. It is too bad. There are other important issues in the campaign which are obscured by this false economic issue. Since the word Communsit is so freely used, we ought to know just what is meant by the word. After all, a: Communist is one who believes in the doctrines of communism and those doctrines are fairly well defined.

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IRST of all, a Communist believes that the people, who are the producers, should own and operate all the instruments of production—banks, mines, _ railroads, utilities, factories, stores, etc. He believes that private ownership of these things is a crime against society and against the real pro-. ducers, who are ‘the workers. Next, he believes that this end can be attained only by the breakdown of the capitalist system throughout the world. This end he believes should be attained by revolutionary means, hy violence .when this is possible, and he urges, therefore, the solidarity of the proletarian groups in all countries against their capjtalist masters. Having produced the capitalist catastrophe, he believes that the proletariat should govern through adictatorship of that group in society. I am. of course, no partisan of _Presiderit Roosevelt. But it seems a pity that the national debate on our policies should be turned up such a dark alley.

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R. ROOSEVELT has not advocated taking over the banks. He hag had the government loan them over a biilion dol“lars to preserve private ownership of them and has provided government guarantees of deposits in private banks. Surely that is far from communism. He has not favored taking the railroads. He has loaned privately owned railroads hundreds of millions to save them from bankruptcy and insure private ownership. In the ‘NRA he permitted the big steel companies through their trade association to hecome the ruler of the steel trade. and he turned the domination of industry in every area over to the trade as- * sociations in those areas. He has paid off the mortgages of private mortgage noteholders to the" extent of two and a half billion for farm mortgages and almost as much for homes. He has loaned millions to revive the building industries. He may be Wrong on many things, but it is certainly a grave injustice to him, as well as to the people, to pretend that he has tried to abolish private property in this country.

{Copyright, 1936. NEA Service, Inc.)

PLAN 100,000 SHARE SALE Times Special : CHICAGO, Oct. T—James Talcott, Inc., has announced plans for the sale of 100,000 shares of its common stock through’ a public offering by F. Everstadt & Co.

Fruits and Vegetables

(Quotations below, subject to change, : are average wholesale prices being offered to buyers Ry local commission dealers), FRUITS — Pears — Michigan Bartletts, 32. Bananas—Selected, 1 1b. Sc. th Pennsylvania Grimes, No. 1. Wealthy, 2!§ inches y Wi Virginia Jonathans, 2% $1.60. Lemons nkist, 360s, , $6: 480s, $4.75. Limes—Mexi- , 22'2c; Persian seedless, , 82.50. Peaches—Elbertas, 2 inches, Plums——Italian prunes, 16-1b. lug, $1.10. Grapes—Michigan Concords, 4-q Basket. 23c: California Tokays, 27-1b. crate,

LONS—Cantaloupes—Colorado Jumbo Gis crate, $3. a 5% Dews, vine 8s. 9s. 132s, Crab A PDles— § ned Hyslops, bo! 1. 75. Sul nees— . California 38s, 48s, 20-1b. box, $ Culifornia. }

VEGETABLES — Artichokes, S-doz. box, $5.50; doz. $1.25. Beans — Round 8! tHingless | ‘bu., $1.50. Beets—Home 5c. "Carrots—Washington, ; 6-doz. crate, $3.50. Caulifiower — 11s, crate, $2.25. Cele lery — Michigan Mammoth, washed and trimmed, doz., 60c. Cucumbers—Hpme grown, bu., $1.50. Corn oe rown. doz, 25c. Kale—Home- : 65c. Lettuce—Iceberg, Calihe leaf. 5s, $5.75; 4s, $5.50; home-15-1b, Basket, $1.38. Peppers—Manwi, 5 sket,

Lb, te, 2-doz. basket, . Turn

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KS Basket. 85¢), bu. ‘$1.50.

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Ra 15041. 15 Peas—CaliHampers, ed Cele Mie 18

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INSURANGE MEN SCHEDULE CROP RISK DISCUSSION

Administration’s Proposed Plan to Be Outlined at Convention.

supplying all-risk crop insurance to American farmers is to be considered by insurance men for the first

Association of Mutual Insurance Companies opens its annual convention at Philadelphia. A battery of government agricultural experts, according to J. J. Fitzgerald, Indianapolis, Grain Dealers’ National Mutual Fire In-

Association of Mutual Insurance Companies president, has chosen the gathering of insurance executives as the initial opportunity to present the technical side of the crop. insurance scheme for critical scrutiny. Many of. the organizations which are’ members of the association write form ihsutrance exclusively, and in co-operation with smaller farm mutual companies doing a local business underwrite more than half the farm property now at risk in the United States, according to Mr. Fitzgerald.

. Discussions on Program

Roy M. Green, director of the division of agricultural finance of the Bureau of Agricultural Economics, Washington, is to outline the crop insurance scheme at the convention i Tuesday. - Assisting him in discus{sions with insurance executives is to be Dr. V. N. Valgren, chief agricultural economist of the Farm Credit Administration. Feasibility of naming farm mutual insurance companies as field agencies for administration of the pro- | posed crop insurance program, Mr. | Fitzgerald said, is responsible for the association's interest in the plan. Insurance executives maintain mutual companies could supervise the system's operation better tan new government agencies created for the purpose. Other Local Officers

Other officers of the association | include Harry P. Cooper, Indianap- | olis, Indiana Farmers’ Mutual Insurance Co. secretary, and Frank B. Fowler, Indianapolis, Indiana Lumbermen’'s Mutual Insurance Co. president, Mr. Cooper is association secretary and Mr. Fowler is treasurer. Others from Indianapolis, besides association officers, who are to attend the Philadelphia sessions next

| week include I. G. Saltmarsh, Indi-

ana Lumbermen’s Mutual Insurance Co. secretary; Fred-W. Lahr, advertising manager of the same company; Artemas H. Myers, Indiana Farmers’ Mutual Insurance Co. president; Gage McCotter, Grain Dealers’ Co. secretary, and Walter E. Jackson, sales manager of the same company,

ADVERTISING LINEAGE OF RETAILERS RISES

Times Special

CHICAGO, Oct. 7.—The volume of newspaper advertising during the latest reported week of retailers in 67 major cities was 64 per cent greater than the 1935 comparative, according to Advertising Age. A total of 18745748 lines was

the. corresponding 1935 figure. Total lineage for the year to date is 649,941918, compared with 614,287,333 lines in 1935 for the same period, a gain of 5.8 per cent.

Local Securities

(By Indianapolis Bond and Share Corp.)

The following quotations do not reprasent actual bids or Offerings but Dty indicate the SRpros mate market level and s recent transactions. Sling inquiries or BONDS

Bid Asked 104} 105

108

Citz Ind Tel (TH) 4las "61. H Tel & Tel Ft W 514s H Tel & Tel Ft W 8s Yaz’ Indpls Railay Inc 5s '67 .... Interstate Tel & Tel 5's '53.. 99 ] omo Water Works 5s '58..104 Morris & 10 Stores 5s ’50 .... Muncie Water Works 58 '65 ...103% Noblesville H L & 5 6las qT. hio Tel Serv 6s '47 Richmond W W 5s Jeytnony Water e ec & L 5s’ ' H Water Works seymour Water Co 3s rac Terminal Co 5s '57 Indpls Water Co 3l2s '66 STOCKS ABC Brewing Co com 4 Belt Railroads & St Yds com 57 Belt Railroad & Stk Yds pid 56 Central Ind Pwr 1d Ts Home Tel & el

jag Co Teas * r & Lit Co pid 6 94% Indpls Pwr & Lt pfd 6%s . 99 [ndpls Water Co Nor Ind Pub Serv Northern Ind I Northern Ind Pub Serv a fd 88's Progress Laundry Pub Serv o "nd pid. gs Pub Serv Co of Ind Southern Ind Gas & Terre Haute Elec Co Union Title Oo *Ex-Dividen

New Bond Issues

(By Lyons & Co.)

Allied Stores 5's °'S1 . Arkansas Gas 4s '51

66 11 Lite 3s 88. >... guts Gas : n 3%s "86. & O 3's '90 .

The Administration's plan. for|

time Monday when the National.

surance Co, president and National |

Insurance Convention Leaders

Local insurance. executives who are to have prominent parts in the annual convention of the National Association of Mutual Insuran Companies opening elphia Monday include, above, left fo right: Frank B. Fowler, Fred W\Lahr, I. G. Saltmarsh, Harry P. Cooper. Bottom row, left, J. J. Pitzgerald and Artemas H. Myers.-

(By Thomson & McKinnon) Prev.

Oils— High Low 11:15 Close 28% 28% L192. 18% 4 13% on - 34 % 10%

Barnsaall Consol Oil Cont of Del .... Houston (new). Mid Cont Pet ..

Pet Phillipe Pret he Plymouth on.

Texas Corp .... Tidewater Assn. Un Oil of Cal...

, Steels

Am Roll Mills. . Beth Steel ..... Byers A M a Cruc Steel Ludlum Steel . McKeesport, Tin. 102 Mid Steel 45% Natl Steel Otis Steel .. Rep 1-& Steel .

Bros War Pipe & 3 Youngstn S & T 843

‘Motors— Auburn Chrysler Gen Motors .... 13s Gen Motors pfd 120! Graham Mot ... 27 18> Hup 2 Mac y 47% Nas ¥

€0 Studebaker Yellow Truck ...

Motor Access— Bendix Bohn Alum

Borg Warner ... Bri

323g 47% 82 63 1234 . 10% 3

g 9 Elec Auto Lite.. 47 Elec Stor Bat .. 45% Greyhound “B" . 59 Houdaille 31% Murray Body ... 20% Stew Warner ... 2114 Timken Roll .... 69% Timken Det Axle 24%

‘Mining—

Alaska Jun ..... Am Metals .....

Cal & Cerro

Ins Coprer .... Int Nickel . Kennecott Cop.. McIntyre Mine.. Park Utah Phelps Jodse .v St Joe Lead..

Us ATs Vanadium Amusements—

Crosley Radio... Fox Theat Loews Inc Radio Corp . Paramount

ier Bros

Tobaccos— Am Snuff

illar Philip Morris ... Reynolds T (B) 57

Rails— Atchison

placed, a gain of 1.135 ,809 lines over |B & O .

4 ro ® ner pfd 4 Ill Sentral 28

N Y New ’H Norfolk & Nor Pacific Pi R R

West, as Equipments— Am Car & Fdy.. Am Loco . Am Steel Fdy «es 44 Bald Loco . 3

Westingh Elec 152 Utilities—

Am & For Pw Am Power & Lit, 1% A ew dws

Am Wat 1a, Col Der & & dis. 19% Comm & Sou ... 33; Consol Gas ... 433 Elec Pwr & Lit.. 15% Int Hydro Elec.. 5% Int T&T

31; Lou G 1a: Nat Es & Lit. 12

32Y 33 85%

So Cal .Edison.. Std Gas Stone & Webster United Corp... Un ir Imp ... Ut P & Lt veg ; Western Union . Rubbers—

Firestone ic

Rubber .... U 8 Rubber pid Miscellaneous— Allis Chalmers. . Can

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Purity Bak S Porto Rico Sug Std Brands .... 1

Wrigley -

Retail Stores—

Allied Stores ... d Dry Goods. Pres Natl Stores Gm Un Tea .... Kroger Groce .... Macy R H..... McCrory St. McLellan St Marshall Field. .

Sears Roebuck. . Woolworth

Aviation—

Aviation Corp.. Boeing Aircerft.. Curtiss Wright. . Curtiss Wri (A) Douglas Air .... 8 Nor Am 2) “vin Sperry Corp. Utd NY irceats new

Chemicals— Air Reduction Allied Chem "237 Am Com Alcohol 28 Col Carbon 1 1 Com Setvens Ss. Du Pon vi Retna Tex... Liquid Carb ....

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Adams Exp AliSgheny Corp Am Int Cor Chesa any : Lehman Corp Transamerica . Tr Contl Corp.

Building—

Am .Radiator ... Gen Asphalt . 26%

. 14% 43, . 13% a 87%2 .. 111% .. 14% . 10%

‘| Holland Pt nave 30a Ys

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U S Gypsum....1 Ulen Cons ....

Household— > Col Pal Peet ;

Simmons Bed .. Textiles—

Amer Woolen .. Belding Hem Celanese Corp .. Collins Aikman.. Gotham Hose Indus Rayon

Chicago Stocks (By Atkins, Hamill & Gates) = Sots

9% 38%

Prev. close.

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New York Curb (By Atkins, Hamill & Gates)

Noon Aluminum Co of America ... 134% Am Cynamid “B” Am Gas & Electric ...... FER Hs Am General Am Superpower Ah Najuial Gas “A”

rp e Petraleitm Corp . ker- Whee ler

8 Mines Long Island Lighti Molybdenum Corp o! . Mueller Brass ...... Nar aha -Natl Bellas Hess Inc . Niagara Hudson Pwr : Pe: Cor

St Salt Creek Sunray .. Spencer Stores Sterchi Brothers Stores . ne 9's Technicolor Inc 27%

Chicago Grain Futures

(By James E. Bennett & Co.) , 1

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May July

«re aneonl 13005 Rin.

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"2 | Gows ranged from. $4.50 to $5, with

| Slaughter Pigs

mediu Low cutter and outher “a

| basis,

1] Leave 8:40 pm or 11:00 pm, Saturday

HOG PRICES OFF 5 T0 10 CENTS: CATTLE STRONG

With Yesterday; Top Today, $10.40.

‘Swine prices on weights from 160 to 300 pounds were 5 to 10 cents lower at the Indianapolis Union Stockyards today, while heavier and lightér hogs were steady. Top price was $10.40, paid for weights between 190 and 280 pounds. Yearlings, light steers and heifers

active market, cows were steady to strong, heavy steers barely steady, and vealers were fully 50 cents higher. Lambs were fully steady. One hundred ninety to 280-pound hogs ranged from $10.20 to $10.40; 280 to 300 pounders, $10 to $10.25; 300 to 325 pounders, $9.75 to $10.59, and 3225 to 400-pound weights, $9.50 to $10. One hundred seventy to 190-pound weights ranged from $10 to $10.25; 160 to 150 pounders, $9.75 to $10.10; 155 to 160 pounders, $2.50 to $10; 139 to 155-pound weights, $8.50 to $8.75, and 100 to 130 pounders, $8.25 to $9.

A 50, a few bringing $9.55. Vealer Prices Higher

A few strictly choice: 1110-pound steers moved at $10.25, .the bulk of fed steers ranging from $9 to $9.75. A few choice heifers brought $10.

cutter grades selling from $3 to $3.55. Vealers were active and fully

With lambs fully steady, the bulk of better grade ewe and wether

ewes sold up to $3. Hog receipts today totaled 5500; cattle, 1200; vealers, 500, and sheep, €00.

HOGS Top Receipts. 0 Receipts. 6000 6000 1500 6000 5000 5500

10.00 9.50

Light Lights— (140-160) Good and choice..$ 9.

Medium 8. Lt (16-180) Good and

Medium .. (180-200) Good ad Medium Medium Weights— (200-220) Good snd (220-250) Good and

and

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—Receipts, 1200— (550-900) Choice Good

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(900-110)

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Bulls, go . ‘ Cutter, com. and med. bulk.. Vealers —Receipts, 500— Good and choice : Mediu Cull a common

ontop en 333388 993d somo 233388

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bak 83 3838

(250-500) good. and choice. ‘3 53 mmon, medium. Feeter and Stocker Cattle (500-800) Good and choice .§ 5 Com. and medium. (800-1050) Gos and Eholes.: om. and med.. Heifers—

Good and choice . Common and medium a Cows : 00 + iia inate FIN oo n$ 4.2 od a and medium . 3.5 ‘SHEEP AND LAMBS —Receipts, 600—

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wes— ‘ Ro (90- 170) Good and choice... Com. and medium. {Sheep and lamb quotations

Produce Markets - (The prices quoted are paid for stock gathered in the country. while. for deliveries in Indianapolis, the prices are 1 cent higher. . Each full case of eggs must weigh 55 1bs. gross.) Eggs. No. 1 strictly, fresh, loss off. 23c doz. Heavy breed hens, 5 Ibs. and over, 14c, under 5 lbs., 12c: Leghorn breed hens, heavy, 9c: colored springers, under 41% 1bs., ers 1% Ibs, and over, 10c. -Cocks, 8c. Bareback springers, heavy . breed, %.

ks, full feathered: fa Geese BE torte No. Ih see 36@37c: No. “: 23@34c. Butterfat, 3lc.

LOCAL CASH MARKET City grain elevators are paying $1.00 for No. 1 red wheat. Other grades o ntheir merits. Cash corn, new No. 3 yellow, 93c; oats, 35c. Hay—No. 1 YC OtY [email protected]; No. 1 clover, [email protected]¢ No. 1 alfalfa, first cutting, $16 @16.50; , Second cutting, [email protected].

Leave Indianapolis 11.20 pm, Saturday. 2.28 am or 8.20 am, Sunday

Leave 2.28 am or ivy

Light, Heavy Swine Steady =, Ago

sold strong to 25 cents higher on an. 3

Sows sold mostly from $8.50 to 4

50 cents higher, the bulk of better e : | grades bringing $9.50 to $10.

1ic; over, 13c; Leghorn breed spring- |

New York Bonds

(Reprinted From Late Trmes Yesterday) DAILY BOND INDEX

(1926 Average Equals 100) 20

60 ad Bonds Today ...... 93.0 1 106.0 99.1x Yortaday .s 92.7 105. 89.5 Week 7. 92.3 L 1058 99.0 98.3 89.5

w high. anal 1936, by Standard Statistics)

U. S. GOVERNMENT BONDS

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Money and Exchange

INDIANAPOLIS STATEMENT

TREASURY STATEMENT (By United Press)

WASHINGTON, Oct. 7.—Government ex3 ald, Tus receipts for the current fiscal

penses year 3, as compared with a year

ago: This Yea Last Yea Eapepises .$ 1,791, 486. 397. 71 $1,960,730, 358. il pis. < 1.205,583,100.9 982,684. Defic 585,903,206.72 911,748,183.71 2,121,323,250.65 1.757,720,693.77 Pub. debt. 33, 819, 467,010.60. 29,459,997.270.94 Gold res.. 10,903, 302, 839.00 9,433.103.401.48 Customs... 108,697,136.28 100,600,909.13

y Investment Trusts (By Thomas D. Sheerin ® 12. re

*Administered Fund 2d Affiliated Funds Inc American or Shares .. Broad Street Investing Bullock Fund Ltd Century Shares Trust ..... Corp “AA” or “Occu’ (mod) 3. Corp ‘AA’ or ‘Acc’ (unmod). 2.85 Corp Trust Shares (orig) .. 2.94 Diversified Trust Shares “‘B'’. 11.00 Diversified Trust Shares “C”’. 5.00 *Diversified Trust Shares “D” 17.45 Dividend Shares Inc « 189 General Investors Trust .... 7.19 *Incorporated Investors ..... » 2% a8 *Market Street Inves Corp.. Maryland Fund *Massachusetts Investors ... 3 Mutual Investment Fund ... 16 99 Nation-Wide Voting 2.11 North American Tr Shs 1955 3.69 North American Tr Shs 1956 3.64 North Amer Tr Shs (orgi)... 2.77 Suarierly Income Shares .... 1.80 Selected Amer Shares Inc ... 1.81 Selected Amer Shares (orig). 4.07 Selected Cumulative Shares.. 10.39 Selected Income ‘Shares .... 5.45 *State Street Invest Corp....117.25 *Sypervised Shares Inc (Dela) 14.62 Trustee Am Bk 1.14 Trustee Stand On hates “A 17.33 Trustee Stand Oilshares “B’’ 6.46 United Standard Oilfunds ... 1.09 *Ex-Dividend.

Other Livestock

(By United Press) CHICAGO, Oct. 7.—Hogs—Receipts, 13, 000, including 4000 direct. Market, tive, strong to 10c higher than Tuesday's average, top, 190-240 1bs., [email protected]: weight pigs, [email protected]; packing sows, [email protected]. Cattle—Receipts, 8000: calves, 1500; general trade active, steers and yearlings strong to 25¢, mostly 15@25c higher; better grades, suitable for shippers, up mosi;: all grades sharing upturn, however; top yearlings, $10.40; best medium weight steers, $10.25; big weights, ] yearlings scaling 880 pounds, $10.85; ‘iat cows dull; but cutters fully steady at $4.25 down; grass heifers very active at [email protected]; but fed heifers wanted at $9 upwards; several loads turning at $9.50@ 10.25: stockers and feeders continue fully steady and fairly active; bulls steady at $5.90 down: vealers 50c lower, at $10 own: Sheep—Receipts, 8000, including 4000 diFat native lambs mostly steady; bulk good and choice fo larger interest, [email protected]; sheep and: feeding lambs litile changed: ‘medium to choice native ewes around [email protected]; several good to choice around 80-1b. summer shorn lambs, $8.25; with 10 per cent sort at $7.

FORT WAYNE, Ind., Oct. 7.—Hogs— Market, steady to 1ic lower; 225-250 $10.25; 200-225 1bs.. .15; 260$9.95: 1 3

most strong

50 ibs.,

$8.00: $8.35. Roughs, $8. ny ' stags, 36.75; calves, $10; lambs, $8.50. LAFAYETTE, Ind., oul. Hog market ‘steady’ to 10c lower: 225- ‘15 1bs., $10.10@ 10.20; 275-325 Js ig 5@10; Jo0-225 1bs.

$9.95@10; 170-190 1 [email protected]; 150.17

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fairly ac-| $10.50; bulk better grade,

bulk desirable | $150. || trical, eai0e

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STOCK VALUES

GAIN 8 BILLION DOLLARS IN '36

os New York Exchange Report

Shows 1201 Issues Listed Oct. 1,

Times Special NEW YORK, Oct. 7—Value of all stocks listed on the New York Stock Exchange has advanced more than $8,000,000,000 since Jan. 1, and more than $14,000,000,000 since Oct. 1, 1935, the exchange's monthly report today revealed. Valuation of all listed shares was $55,105,218,329 as of Oct. 1; compared with $54,532,083,006 on Sept. 1, $46,945,581,555 on Jan. 1, and $40,479,304,580 on Oct. 1, 1935, The exchange reported 1201 issues listed as of Oct. 1, representing 1,347,954,871 shares. This compared with 1198 issues and 1,344,364,896 shares on Sept. 1, and with 1173 issues and 1,307,238,421 shares on Oct. 1, 1935. Average market value of all shares listed Oct. 1 was $40.88, against $40.56 a month before and $30.97 on Oct. 1 a year ago, it was said. Brokers loans, as compiled

25 by the exchange, were $971,531,244

on Sept. 30, or 1.76 per cent of indicated value of total listed shares, against $973,784,583 or 1.79 per cent of share value on Aug. 31.

stall tank, $50 R. Reel, 3747 Winthrop-av, tions, $600.

Fred Wuelping, 2 3116 18 W. Washingtone st. alterations Allied Neon Si 90 %007 Central. av, sign, $95; 2115 N. Tllinois-st. 4 am Lewis Hemrock. 660 th-st, sign, $90, 3056 E. Washing

Old Hickory nT . ton-st, sign, $125, H. C. Fleddeyohn, 3133-35 Southerlande $400: dwelling, 85000. . New Jersey Street M. E. Church, New Jersey and New York-sts. reroof, $800. Mrs. E. Nd Kennedy, 5335 N. Meridiane

st. RaTagRe. $2000. L. Schomeyer. 1805 Barth-av, gfe rage, S100 Fairmount Glass Works, §. Keystone-ay and Pleasant Run- rd electrical, $2000. A. Reutch. 5601 N. Illinois-st. electrical, Bowes Seal. Fast Co.. 226 N. Pine-st. elec Gregory & Appel, 145 N. New Jersey-st, electrical, $100. wi & Stokes, 1517-25 Central-av. elste rica

G. Bauer & Son, 37234 N. Meridian-st, A $2500

U listed Stocks & :

(By Blyth & Co.) pt NEW YORK STOCKS .

Bankers Trust -....... LAY Central Hanover I .183

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sesso.

Lo ran Manufacturers National City

‘National Shawmut Boston

First Natl Bosto ii INSURANCE

Aetna Fire Insurance American Ins of New Y Baltimore American

Great AD ourateh National F Hartford Home Insurance Hanover Fire .:. National Liberty North River .... Phoenix

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WILLIAMSON'S Scientific FOOTBALL RATINGS AND PREDICTIONS

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