Market Leaders Display Further Wilting Tendencies
New York June 13 stock market leaders showed added but limited weakness with transfers of 531,870 shares. Wall Street stayed broadly cheerful on tax revision prospects. but General Motors labor troubles and the Allis-Chalmers strike in Milwaukee cooled speculative tempo. Commonwealth and Southern preferred led with a 4 point rise amid talk of large subsidiary obligations refunds if TVA limits pass. Bond market softened with leaders lower and treasuries down slightly. totals for the day were $4,631,015 in bond value versus $4,939,500 on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wall Street
Washington
Congress
General Motor
Michigan
Allis-Chalmers
Milwaukee
Commonwealth
Southern Preferred
House
Tennessee Valley Authority
Niagara Hudson Power
Humble Oil
U. S
Treasuries
Transportation Timetable for East and Westbound Lines
A dense list of American Airlines routes and schedules including eastbound and westbound departures and arrivals. It names stations such as Hunt Elkins Washington Cincinnati New York and Chicago with times, noting Sunday exceptions and limited southbound trains to Winston Salem and Jacksonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Airlines
Hunt
Une
Elkins
Markets ATA Glance Tee Markets ATA Glance Tee
New York stock quotes show a slow decline led by industrials while bonds fall across all groups. Grain markets in Toledo reflect mixed prices with wheat and corn higher on receipts and soybeans around 88 89. Cattle and hog quotes vary with modest gains and declines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Poultry Market Report Deepening Prices
New York market notes firm values across categories with varied percent ranges for colors and grades. Nearby and Pacific coast details show premiums for duck eggs and coasts with exchange standards and specials listed for multiple classifications.
Live Stock Prices in Chicago and Baltimore Markets
Salable hogs 14 000 in Chicago down 1 with heavy cuts off 15 top 6 55. Cattle 15 000 with loads of weighty steers 9 25 9 75 and yearlings firm to higher. Sheep 2 000 with lambs up 25 and ewes 2 50 3 25. Baltimore reports cows 5 75 6 50, vealers steady, hogs 6 65 6 90, sheep steady with young lambs 10 75 and ewes 3 00 4 00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
The
Baltimore
Hog and cattle prices steady in Pittsburgh market report
Salable hogs totals 300 with live weights 170 to 230 pounds at 6.78 to 6.85 and heavies 5.50 to 6.50. Sows quoted 5.00. Cattle salable 50 with bulk steer prices 9.00 to 10.00 and top vealers 9.50. Sheep 508 with spring lambs 9.50 to 10.50. sheep and ewes weaker with choice ewes around 3.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Global Trade Percentages by Regions and Nations List
A concise enumeration shows percentages for regions and countries including Montreal in New York 99.81 percent and Canada 100.18 percent, Belgium 17.00 percent, Denmark 20.92 percent, Finland 2.07 percent, France 2.65 percent, Germany 40.11 percent, Netherlands 53.16 percent, Japan 27.34 percent, Hongkong 29.00 percent, Shanghai 12.80 percent and other items such as Benevolent 20.25, Travel 23.25, Greece 0.85, Italy 5.26 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter C. Hardy & Co
Low Close Alum. Corp
Amn
Gas & Elec Eee
Arkansas Natural Gas A
Ashland Oil & Refining
Bliss Er
Carrier Corporation
Cities Service Co Seens
Colum, Oil & Gaso
Consolidated Coppermine
Lone Star Gas
Ohio
Technicolor Inc. Sane
United Gas Corporation
United Wallpaper
Waller x Hardy & Co
Lee Rubber
Consol
Edison
Sears-Roebuck
Lehigh Valley Server
Contl. Bak
Lig. & Myers B
Sharpe Dome
Contl
Can
Lima Locomo
Liquid Carbonic
Shattuck
F. H
Loew’s, Inc
Simmons Co
Ye Crane Co
Lone Star Cem
Socony Vacuum
Coty, Inc Geouere
Loose-Wiles Bis
Sou. Pacific
Crown Cork
Marshall Field
Curtiss Wri
A” D Martin
G. L
S. O. Calif
Cans & Co
Mathieson Alkali
S. O. Indiana
Delaware & Mead Corp
S. O. New Jersey
Hudson 1655
Miami Copper
Mid-Continent
Distillers Seag
Petro
Studebaker
Morris, Phil
Eastman Kodak
Motor Wheel Swift & Co
Eaton Mfg
Murray Corp
Elec
Elec. Boat Il
Texas Corp
Nash-Kelvinator
Power & National Acme
Texas Gulf
Natl. Biscuit
Texas Gulf Snr
Natl. Cash Reg
Texas Lander
Texas Pacific Evans Products
Distillers
C.& Oseee
Fairbanks Morse
Firestone T.&r
National Power & Ty
Timken-Detroit
Foster Wheeler
National Steel
Freeport
Newport Indus
Truax Tracr
N. Y. Central
Twentieth Century Gair (Robert
Y., Chic. & Ox Eeewne
Amn. Co
Union Carbide
Gen. Refractor
Union Oil Calif
Union Pacific
Gen. Ry. Sig
Ohio Oil
General Tire & Oliver Farm
United Aircraft
Omnibus Corp
United A. S. Tra
Gillette
Otis Elevator
United Carbon
Gimbel Bros
Otis Steel
United Corp’n
Glidden Teense
Owens-Illinois Goodrich
United Ares
Goodyear
United Drug
United Gas Imp
Pacific Gas
Great Nov
U. S. Gypsum
Packard Motors
U. S. Pipe
Greyhound H Park
Utah
Osende
Oewine
Paramount Pic
U. S. Ind. Alco
Harbison Walker
U. S. Rubber
Houd.-Hersh. B
Penna, R. R
U. S. Rub
Howe Sound
Penney, J. C
U. S. Steel
Hudson Motors
Phelps Dodge
Pfd
Phillips Petrol
U. S
Pittsburgh Screw &Es
Illinois Central
Bolt
Industrial Rayon
Plymouth Oil
Inspiration Cop
Proctor & Gam
Interlake Iron
Int'l
Harvester
Pub
Int'l Mining
N. J. Wee Eee
Int'l Nickel
Pullman
Walworth
Irft
Ene Eee
TM Warner Bros
Int'l . Paper
Western Union
Westingh. Air
Int'l . Tel. & Tel
Interstate Dept
Radio Corp.n
Westingh. Elec
Westvaco Chlor
Seepee Wilson & Co
Reo Motors
Woolworth
Remington Rand
Johns-Manville
Republic Steel
Reynolds Tob. B
Yellow Truck
Kennecott
Kansas City Spu
Reynolds Metals
Montreal
New York
Canada
Belgium
Denmark
Finland
France
Germany
Benevolent
Travel
Greece
Italy
Netherlands
Japan
Hongkong
Shanghai
Wools Deliveries and Bids Reported for Eastern Markets
Quotations on fine territory wools in original bags ranged 65 to 68 cents per pound with secure basis and firm tone. Bids were slow and tended lower for fine original territory wools while heavier eighths and quarter blood bright fleece were quoted 31 to 31 ½ cents in grease delivered to eastern users.
Foreign Exchange Patters Amid Stable Major Currencies
In New York on June 13, the belga weakened while other major currencies stayed even against the dollar. Closing rates show Great Britain at 4.6896 dollars and 60 day bills at 4.6711, with Canada remaining steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Associated Press
New York
Great Britain
Canada
Commodity market snapshot steady metals prices New York
Copper steady at 10.00 to 10.60 in spot and 9.975 export. Tin unchanged with spot 48.50 and forward 48.35. Lead steady at 4.75 to 4.80 in New York and 4.60 in East St. Louis. Zinc steady with East St. Louis spot and forward 4.50. Quicksilver bid 8.00 to 9.09. Other metals unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
East St. Louis
Santos Coffee Prices Rise on Frost Reports From Brazil
Frost reports from Brazil spurred buying of the Santos coffee contract in New York trading. Santos closed 3 to 4 points higher on turnover of 9 750 bags while Old Rio finished unchanged to 5 lower on 250 bags traded. Spot coffee remained steady with Santos Bourbon 3s and 5s offered at 6.25 to 7.30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Brazil
Santos
Old Rio
Produce prices in Pittsburgh market steady with slow demand
On June 13 in Pittsburgh the U S and Pa D A reported slow demand for produce. Apples absent. Potatoes weak with 45 cars on hand, old stock No 1 100 lb sacks. Maine Green Mountain 1.35 to 1.50, Pennsylvania Rurals 1.15 to 1.25, new stock No 1 100 lb sacks. Alabama Bliss Triumphs 1.75 to 1.90, Louisiana Bliss 1.65 to 1.75, North Carolina Cobblers 1.65 to 1.75. Butter, eggs, poultry, and cheese steady with current receipts: hennery white extras 20, whites 16 and current receipts 14, ordinary firsts 13 per cent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Pittsburgh
U. S
Pa. D. A
Maine
Green Mountain
Pennsylvania
Alabama Bliss
Louisiana Bliss
North Carolina
Hennery
Wool market slows in Boston as few houses close sales
Boston reports a slow wool market with most houses steady and only a few firms closing sales on country packed mixed grade lots of three. The U. S. D. A. notes activity limited and prices fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Associated Press
Boston
Treasury Receipts and Deb balance Reported for June 10
The treasury shows receipts of 21.52 million and expenditures of 21.05 million for June 10, yielding a net balance of 2.891 billion. Working balance stands at 2.219 billion with customs receipts for the month of 8.774 million and a fiscal year total of 5.214 billion. Gross debt reaches 40.348 billion with a 6.364 million decrease from the prior day and gold assets reported at 16.010 billion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
Actress Must Answer To Picketing Charge
Hollywood reports actress Joan Manners must appear in court to show cause why she should not be held in contempt for picketing Warner Brothers studio in Burbank. Her former husband John Langan works there and she has propped a placard accusing him of taking her child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
INS
Joan Manners
Warner Brothers Motion Picture Studio
Burbank
John Langan
Langan
Trend of Staple Prices and Cotton Market Report
The Associated Press notes a wholesale price index for 35 commodities rising to 66.7 from 66.70 the prior day with year comparisons and range data across years. Cotton futures in New York closed 5-9 higher with July at 9.27 and futures for October and December at 8.37 and 8.13 respectively. spot middling at 9.92.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Hamilton Funeral To Be Held Today
Robert Chancellor Hamilton, claim agent of the Chesapeake and Ohio railway, died Monday on his 49th birthday. Funeral services will be held at 11 a m tomorrow at the A E Miller home 607 Temple street with burial in Greenbrier Memorial park. He resided in Hinton 23 years and worked 33 years for the company. Surviving are his wife Mrs Jo Miller Hamilton a sister Mrs W L Gentry Huntington two brothers C R Hamilton Huntington and K L Hamilton Clifton Forge Va.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinton
A. E. Miller
Temple Street
Robert Chancellor Hamilton
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Greenbrier Memorial Park
Jo Miller Hamilton
W. L. Gentry
Huntington
C. R. Hamilton
K. L. Hamilton
Clifton Forge
Obituary of William R. Kent Sr. 68 Seth miner
William R. Kent Sr. 68 of Seth and former miner died yesterday morning at his son Russell Kent’s home. Services are set for 2 p.m. tomorrow at the home with Rev. Elias Michael officiating. Burial will be in Kuhn cemetery. Surviving are his widow, another son William R. Kent Jr. of Blair, two daughters Mrs. Henry Huffman of Richview and Mrs. Beatrice Bradley of Seth, and 23 grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R. Kent
Seth
Russell Kent
Elias Michael
Kuhn
William R. Kent, Jr
Blair
Henry Huffman
Richview
Beatrice Bradley
Services for Mary Sue Lilly Funeral Today at Flat Top Baptist
Mrs. Mary Sue Lilly, 39, died Monday at her home on 412 Bream Street. Services are at 2:30 p m today at Flat Top Baptist Church with Rev. John R. Foley officiating. Burial will follow in the church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Sue Lilly
Bream Street
Flat Top Baptist Church
John R. Foley
Mrs Mary Schultze 73 dies after long illness at Nitro
Mrs Mary Adelaide Schultze, 73, died at 6 p m yesterday at her Nitro home after a long illness. Surviving are daughter Alma L. Graham and son Kenneth R. Schultze of Nitro. The body was moved to Fred Cook mortuary at Nitro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Adelaide Schultze
Nitro
Alma L. Graham
Kenneth R. Schultze
Fred Cook
Mrs. Margaret Coats Rites Held at Eagle Home
Mrs. Margaret Coats 23 of Eagle died Saturday in Denmar burial is planned at Columbia Cemetery Reverend W M Shelton to officiate at 2 30 p m today at the home service details indicate a private community burial for the resident of Eagle
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Coats
W. M. Shelton
Eagle
Denmar
Columbia Cemetery
Requiem Mass for John J Gleason at Sacred Heart
A high mass for John Joseph Gleason retired oil well driller will be sung at Sacred Heart Church at 9 a m today. He died Sunday at his home 2017 Venable Avenue. Burial will be in Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Joseph Gleason
Sacred Heart Church
Venable Avenue
Pittsburgh
Parson Vannoy Woman Dies After Long Illness
Mrs. Verna Vannoy 47 wife of J J Vannoy cement contractor died yesterday at her Chandler's Branch home after an extended illness. Burial at Lattes cemetery with Rev L Y Ashworth and Rev Ross Taylor officiating. Survivors include eight sons seven brothers three sisters and seven grandchildren. Pallbearers named Jordan Nichols Miller Keiffer Meadows and Thornton brothers. Body moved from Elk mortuary to residence. Native of Jackson county active Baptist 14 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verna Vannoy
Davis Chapel Baptist Church
J. J. Vannoy
Chandler’s
Lattes Cemetery
L. Y. Ashworth
Ross Taylor
Elk Mortuary
Vanney
Lon
Oscar Parsons
Charleston
Bill Parsons
Rocky Fork
Herbert Parsons
Frame
Charles Parsons
Ripley
Marion Parsons
Belgrove
Jackson County
Leah Cobb
Sissonville Road
Olivier Tolley
Levi
Earl Cobb
Flatwoods
A. N. Parsons
Howard Jordan
William Nichols
Tom Miller
Howard Keiffer
Robert Meadows
Warren
Robert
Hoyt Thornton
Death of John Mayford Ray at 39
John Mayford Ray aged 39 died yesterday at his home near Sissonville. Funeral services will be at Goff chapel with burial in Burdette cemetery. Johnson and Fisher mortuary in charge. He is survived by four children, his parents Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ray of Sissonville, five brothers Otho Estill Harry Peter Boyd of Sissonville, four sisters Hattie Post Dorothy Shamblin of Charleston H Parsons of Ohio and Ruby Ray of Charleston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mayford Ray
Sissonville
Goff Chapel
Burdette
Johnson and Fisher Mortuary
Ed Ray
Otho
Estill Ray
Charleston
Harry
Peter
Boyd Ray
Hattie Post
Mary Louise Lowe 11 Dies at Decota Home
Mary Louise Lowe daughter of Mr and Mrs N E Lowe of Decota died yesterday morning at home. Services are set for 10 a m tomorrow at Decota Methodist Church with Rev H E Crowder officiating and burial in the family cemetery in Kentucky. Survived by parents a sister Betty Frances and three brothers Burl Edward Delmer Claud and Clyde Kenneth Lowe. Body at Pryor mortuary East Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Louise Lowe
N.E. Lowe
Decota
Decota Methodist Church
H. E. Crowder
Kentucky
Betty Frances
Burl Edward
Delmer Claud
Clyde Kenneth Lowe
Pryor Mortuary
East Bank
Mrs Dora Rexroad Rites Held at Baptist Church Nitro
Mrs Dora Rexroad 48 of Nitro died Monday. Funeral at Baptist church Nitro with Rev E S Gaylor officiating. Burial in Teays Hill cemetery at St Albans. Honorary bearers include A M Harmon C M Trevillan Earl Comstock C J Simpson J B Brewer and C J Kilgore. Active bearers were W H Putney J F Santrock Ivan Meadows Judson Harmon R G Sylvester and F H Briggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Rexroad
Baptist Church
Nitro
E. S. Gaylor
Teays Hill Cemetery
St. Albans
A. M. Harmon
C. M. Trevillan
Earl Comstock
C. J. Simpson
J. B. Brewer
C. J. Kilgore
W. H. Putney
J. F. Santrock
Ivan Meadows
Judson Harmon
R. G. Sylvester
F. H. Briggs
William A. Fizer Dies After Illness at St. Albans
William Albert Fizer, 55, died yesterday afternoon at his home in St. Albans after several years of illness. Funeral services are set for 2:30 p.m. tomorrow at the Church of God in St. Albans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Albert Fizer
St. Albans
Church of God At
Local Red Cross names new Charleston chapter leaders
R N Graham becomes chairman succeeding C A Bundick with Roger S Creel as vice chairman and Alma C Corbitt as secretary. P A Hersher reelected treasurer. Executive committee includes Rev W M Alston and many local figures. district reps named from St Albans to Clay with numerous town representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. N. Graham
Carbide and Carabon Chemicals Corporation
C. A. Bundick
Charleston
Red Cross
Roger S. Creel
Daniel Boone
A. J. Lindenberg
P. A. Hersher
Kanawha Banking and Trust Company
Alma C. Corbitt
W. M. Alston
B. E. Andre
W. F. Ficklen
Virgil L. Flinn
Max Frankenberger
Howard N. Lucky
H. L. Maraanda
C. W. Martin
John T. Morgan
Leo H. Mynes
T. H. MeaGovran
Henderson Peebles
M. F. Peterson
S. W. Pickering II
E. F. Phillips
James L. Pratt
R. A. Robertson
Lawrence £. Rollins
Joe Savage
A. A. Shawkey
P. D
J. V. R. Skinner
St. Albans
Virgil Given
Willard Young
Clendenin
B. N. Coleman
Pratt
M. D. Bouldin
Burnwell
J. A. Willis
Coalburg
Carl Hand
G. C. Alderson
Nitro
F. L. Sibert
Rayford
Robert Burr
Falling Rock
H. E. Snyder
Handley
Maury Anderson
Dunbar
C. C. Gressang
J. W. Hinselwood
Widen
W. S. Dodrill
J. B. Wheeler
Clay
Charleston Students Earn Degrees at University of Virginia
Elisabeth Cometti Frank Thomas Litton and Mitchell Woods Bacon, Charleston residents, received degrees Monday at the University of Virginia. Miss Cometti earned a Doctor of Philosophy while Bacon and Litton received Doctor of Law degrees. Also honored were West Virginia students Charles Anderson Edward Price McCreery Jr Hinton and others with degrees in medicine arts and science.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elisabeth Cometti
Frank Thomas Litton
Mitchell Woods Bacon
Charleston
University of Virginia
Miss Cometti
Bacon
Litton
West Virginia
Charles Alonzo Anderson
Edward Price McCreery, Jr
Co. Hinton
John Chandler Curd
Welch
John Strother Pearson
Bluefield
Captain Clark Elected to Firemen Pension Board
Capt. Frank Clark, aide to Fire Chief McLane, has been elected to the board of trustees overseeing the firemen's pension fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Clark
McLane
Cuban interests push sugar sales despite trade demand dip
New York June 13 Cuban interests lead a pickup in selling that broke through domestic sugar contract support. Closing prices were 1 to 3 points lower on 11 050 tons traded. World contract ended 1 2 to 3 points off. Sales totaled 4 500 tons with July at 1 0912 bid. Refined sugar held at 4.45 4.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Funeral Rites for Stop 19 Resident Held at Saint Albans
Stop 19 in St Albans honors the deceased with Rev. R. M. Harris and Rev. Ross Taylor officiating. Survived by widow Maggie Fizer, sister Effie Zwilling of Charleston, brothers W. J. Fizer Dunbar Fred Fizer Milton Lewis Fizer Oak Hill. Pallbearers listed and Bartlett mortuary of St Albans handling arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Albans
R. M. Harris
Ross Taylor
Maggie Fizer
Effie Zwilling
Charleston
W. J. Fizer
Dunbar
Fred Fizer
Milton
Lewis Fizer
Oak Hill
Paul Mel Cracken
Owen Roberts
Pearl Mynes
Everett Spencer
Hobart Young
Carl Beane
Eddie Roberts
J. E. McCallister
John Wesley Bess Rites Held at Trimble Cemetery
Funeral services for John Wesley Bess of 310 Sixth Avenue South Charleston were set for 2 p m today at Trimble Cemetery on Coal River. Rev B G Duncan to officiate with pallbearers G V Rome Co B J C and Harold Crouch and Robert Jarrett. Surviving sisters include Gertrude Gross Dunbar Anna Burford Cross Lane Emma Stover Dunbar and Fannie Jarrett Charleston and brothers Philip Benjamin Dunbar Charles Dixie Rufus Montgomery Archibald Liverpool O. A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wesley Bess
Trimble
Coal River
Sixth Avenue
South Charleston
B. G. Duncan
G. V
Rome
Co. B
J. C
Harold Crouch
Robert Jarrett
Gertrude Gross
Dunbar
Anna Burford
Cross Lane
Emma Stover
Fannie Jarrett
Charleston
Philip and
Benjamin
Charles of
Dixie
Rufus
Montgomery
Archibald
Liverpool
John V. Arthur 82 Dies After Illness At Cannelton
John V. Arthur 82 of Cannelton died after a two week illness. His body was taken to B. C. Hooper mortuary in Montgomery. Survived by widow Mrs Tursia Arthur three sons Wesley Ansted C. C. Arthur Howard Arthur five daughters Mrs Ea don Spears Glen Ferris Mrs Louie Rupe Gauley Bridge Mrs Elsie Pyatt Cannelton Mrs Margaret Petrie Hinton Mrs Victoria Nichols He had lived with son-in-law and daughter Mr and Mrs Pyatt for several years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John V. Arthur
Cannelton
B. C. Hooper
Montgomery
Tursia Arthur
Wesley
Arthur
Ansted
C. C. Arthur
South Charleston
Howard Arthur
Eadon Spears
Glen Ferris
Louie Rupe
Gauley Bridge
Elsie Pyatt
Margaret Peterie
Hinton
Victoria Nichols
Pyatt
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Winston-Salem
Jacksonville
Toledo
Dee See
Daly
Yale
N. Y. Stock Exchange
Waller C. Hardy & Company
High Adams Express
Alleghany Corp
Cere
Alaska Juneau
Allis Chalmers
Allied Mills
Allied Stores
Amerada Corp
Amn Steel Fdy
Amn T. & T
Amn Wat
American Zinc
Armour & Co
Armstrong Cork
Associated Dry Goods
Atlantic Coast L
Atchison T. & A
Atlantic Refining A
Atlas Corp. Rn
Aviation Corp Baldwin Locomo
Balto. & Ohio
Barber Asphalt
Barnsdall Suena
Bendix Sere Eee
Beth. Steel
Beth. Steel, Pfd
Blaw Knox
Boeing Toner Eere
Borden
Borg-Warner
Bridgeport Brass
Briggs
Bulova Watch
Burroughs Add. Mchaeee
Butler Bros Eeee
Byers
A.M.) Co
Byron Jackson
Campbell Wyantannon
Canada Dry
Canadian Pacific
Cannon Mills
Case
Col. Gas & Elec
Col. Gas & Elecs
Collins & Ask
Com
Comm. & Son
Congoleum
New York Poultry
Midwestern
England
Mary
MR. Chamberlain
Edwin Cox
Harold Lloyd
Garnum OF
Flushing Meadows
Grover Whalen
Metal Market
Wool Market
Waller C. Hardy & , Company
Empire Trust
National City Bank
Chase National Bank
Bankers Trust Co
Chemical B. & T
Commercial National
Central Hanover
Continental B. & T
Corn Exchange
First National Bank
Guaranty Trust
Irving Trust
Bank of Manhattan
Manufacturers Trust
New York Trust
Public
National
Fund Investors Inc
Mass Invest
Nor Am
Nor. Am
Hamilton
R.n.graham
Roger Creel
Virginia
Clark
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