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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-24

John Cranston.s aged 1902. recently
walked three miles from Portarlington
to Mountmellick, Irish Free State.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-24

that pool Is understood 10 have been
formed With q total capital OF s2S. 00o,-
600 to support the market for bonds,
especially those OF the above cateeoFys
Such move Is commendable and
may well bring about halt Ia most
preposterous selling, which has been in
evidence of late and which resulted. for
example. in Norwegian government
5fa per cent dollar loan selling higher
than IS, or IN Danish SIS selling at the
same figure as So per cent issue. In
the so-called second class division the
anomalies are even more striking.
Bank Position Strong.
Conditions in the United States are
better than most people realize or adj
NIT, in the opinion of Edward d. Decker,
president of the Northwest Bancorpo-
ration Of Minneapolis. adding that the
position of the leading banks in the
ninth Federal district Is very strong.
Many of them, continues Mr.. Decker.
have enormous amounts OF cash and
Government bonds on hand
tCopyright 1891, by the North American
Newspaper Alliance, Incl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-24
COMMODITY PRICES GAIN.
By the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
Wholesale commodity prices showed
an advance of one fractional point last
week as their trend was measured By
the Commerce Department. In the
averages that follow the index is given
for comparable periods, based on rep
resenting 1926 prices as 100. In addi-
ton. the selling price OF ton OF COM
posite steel products is given for like
periods:
All
Commodities steel.
Week ended Sept. TO-. 500 S31.03
Previous week. .. $40 31.04
Same week last year. 1916 1884
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-24

with the beginning OF the FAN season.
Since the much hoped for Autumn re-
vivsI did not niaterialize, the steel conn
pany did what any ably managed enter
prise would be obliged 10 do under the
circumstances. - &
Soviet "wage Increase" III
without suitable comment. the Mos
COW dispatch relative to a 80 per cent
increase in wages of Russian workers
has no significance. Soviet Russia is
putting through wage increase" at
the very time when so-cailed capital
istic countries are endeavoring to make
ends met by uniform defiation in all
branches. including, Of course, salaries
and wages.
1t may be recalled that in Germany.
at the time when the mark was being
yurned out in enormous quantities, wages
of German workers Were also 'ad-
vanced." In fact, the rise" was very
much more pronounced than the above
80 per cent put through by Moscow. We
are as. little impressed with Moscow's
new challenge as we were with Ger
many's wage increases" in the days of
the rapid deterioration of the mark
The advance" would perhaps mean
something if accompanied by state
ment as to what the purchasing power
Va russia Cuilc "a eouaJ. ~ VIII
in all likelihood. be discovered that the
rise" is not rise at all, If account is
taken Of what the Russian ruble can
buy.
Weakness in Bonds.
Weakness in some of the highest class
bond issues is arresting attention. When
securities backed by France, the Scan
dinavian countries, Holland and Swift
zerland, whose external credit has al
ways ranked highest. recede sharply it
is apparent that declines are entirely
unwarranted. 1t is because OF this fact
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-24
treported by J. & W. seligman a Coz

Nearly every auto truck in Guate-
rais this year is American.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-24
ANACONDA COPPER OMlTS
DIVIDEND ON COMMON

NEW YORK, September "a R.-
Anaconda Copper Mining omits COM
mon dividend; paid quartely dividend
of 37ls cents August II: mines oper-
ating at about 40 per cent Of capacity,
Salaries cut 5 to is per cent; wages
adjusted.
Railroad. so cents dividend; paid 81
in previous two quarters and $3.50
quarterly prior thereto.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-24
NEW york STOCK EXCHANGE
- Received BY Private once -. -

1eosha By letter IS
Hrn1 Low itIdond sn 9n 40 High Low co.s chrs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-24
STOCK GAINS LOST
IN TRADING TODAY
Reaction Brings New Low
Marks in Several lmpor-
tant Issues.
BY GEORGE t. HUGHES.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, September 24.-With-
out any adequate reason in the news,
todsy's stock market reversed itself,
canceling all of the gain Of the day
before, and reacting nearly as violently
as 1t had previously advanced. New
lows were reached in number of I'M
portant stocks, including. among others,
North America, Du Pont and American
Can.
OF course. the street heard many
rumors. One concerned possible ad-
vance in the rediscount rate at the New
York Federal Reserve Bank. Money
was f1rmer and bill rates advanced, but
that was no satisfactory explanation
for the weakness. Another story was
that there had been new unfavorable
developments abroad, but that did not
jibe with the strength in the foreign
markets, although trading in Europe
ceased before the market turned so
weak on this side.
Undoubtedly there was large scale
short selling and undoubtedly it caught
the market in a weakened position
after Wednesdays rise. Much of the
selling originated on the floor, but
Just before the close was announced
that the Reading Co. had declared the
regular quarterly 81 dividend on the
common stock. Before the announce
ment the shares had been quoted at
So down Is points on the Gay. Read
ing rallied sharply after the news was
out. but the utilities closed around the
worst.
Foreign Markets Strong.
The foreign markets were strong as
rule, but they were not a factor in
today'S trading on this side. Sterling
exchange dropped under the 81 mark
early in the day. Silver was active but
lower.
During the morning 1t was announced
that the Anaconda Copper dividend had
been emitted due to continued lack
of demand for the metals and metal
products of the company and the ex-
tremely low prices prevailing" as the
official statement put It. The stock
made new low under SIS a share.
Two years ago it was paying per cent
and touched high of S140 per share.
The reaction in the rails was larger
than that in the industrials. doubtless
because the former had experienced the
larger rise. In the higher priced issues
it came near cancelling all of the pre-
vtous gain. For instance. Atchison
around noon. selling under III, was off
over z points, whereas Wednesdays adj
vance had been only fraction over 10
points. Similarly. Union Pacific lost
about half the ground gained. Other
rails declined in proportion. The ami
mated buying of Northern Pacific,
which followed news of the declaration
of the 75-cent dividend which Incl
dentally was not called a quarterly dis
bursement, dried up and the stock
sold of.
The Street continued to look forward
to favorable decision by the Interstate
Commerce Commission on the pending
rate application. It continued to be-
lieve that some downward wage read
justment must eventually come. and
such support as the railroad stocks re-
ceiyed came from those who held one
or the other or both of these theories
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NASH
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