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30 Ml BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE, NEW YORK, MONDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1932 New York Stock Exchange Bond Prices STOCKS IRREGULAR, IX DULL MARKET Information for Investors 'Frisco Has Large 9 Months Loss Bonds Irregular; Low Priced Rails -By EDWARD A. RTJHFEL- Sales In UNITED STATES BONDS Sales In BONDS Sl.000 High BONDS 81,000 High Sales In 2:30 Nor Am Co 5 '61 A 8c 3 4 29 91 Important BONDS 51.000 High Low p.m. Liberty 3'4 II 101.18 101.17 101. 18 Generally Heavy Foreign Government List Liberty lat4V4 25 102.12 102.10 102.10 Liberty 4th 4V 117 103.16 103.13 103.15 Averages Lowerlndugtrial Nor Pac 3 2047.... Nor Pac Nor Sta Pow 6 '41.

Nor Sta Pow 6B'41 Ont PrftNlagF S'43 Or Wash RftN 4'61 Otis Steel 6 Pao Tel ft Tel 8 '37 Par'mt Bwy 8'51 Para Publlx 5'50 Park Lex 6 4 PatheExch 7 2:30 Low p.m. 83 83 62 62 83 83 101 101 104 104 100 100 80 80 29 29 105 105 48 48 20 21 20 65 65 91 91 94 94 75 75 98 98 65 65 80 80 3:30 Low p.m. 90 90 89 89 95 95 24 24 101 101 66 56 30 30 44 44 41 41 47 48 56 56 106 106 82 82 95 95 63 63 85 85 107 107 103 103 72 72 68 107.14 107.00 107.00 US Treat 4 '84 52 I04.S 103.28 104.00 U9Treas3V5. 87 102.18 102.8 102.8 US Tr 3 '51-55. 92 96.4 96 00 96.2 UST3Vi49June.

99 97.26 97.16 97-16 U8T3H'43Mar 11 101-4 101.1 101.1 UST343Jun 10 101.2 101.2 1012 FOREIGN BONDS Group Turns Lower Inquiries concerning investments in stocks and bonds should be sent to Information for Investors, Brooklyn Daily Eagle, 28 Johnson Brooklyn. AU letters must be signed with the name and address of the writer. AU questions will be held In confidence. Stamped envelopes should accompany inquirie because it is Impossible to answer ail In tbis column. This service Is performed aa courtesy tp readers without responsibility on ou.

part. Bonds showed irregularity in price movements. Trading was fairly active and well distributed between corporation and foreign government PennPwftLt481 21 Sales In 2:30 The St. Louis-San Francisco Railroad reports September net loss of $563,471, after taxes and charges, against net loss of $173,085 in September, 131. For the nine months ended Sept.

30, 132, net loss was $7,879,594, after taxes and charges, against net loss of $1,359,385 in the first nine months of 1931. The Minneapolis St. Paul and Sault Ste Marie system, including the Wisconsin Central, had September deficit of $251,277, after charges, against $331,025 in September, 1931. Nine months deficit was $7,159,284, against $4,915,435 in the first nine months of 1931. The Minneapolis, St.

Paul and Sault Ste Marie, excluding Wisconsin Central, had net income of $12,636, after charges, against a deficit of $168,710, in September, 1931. Nine months deficit was against a deficit of $3,005,513 In the first nine months of 1931. bonds (l.ooo High low p.m. Jamaica Water Supply Preferred Please give me your opinion of Jamaica Water Supply 7 percent preferred stock, also whether the company is in good condition. B.

R. A. This company has outstanding $1,000,000 of 7H percent preferred stock ($50 par value) and 10,000 shares of 6 percent preferred stock (no par value). The two issues rank equally as to preferences, but in liquidation the IVt percent preferred is entitled to $52.50 a share and the 6 percent preferred to $105 a share. The company's franchises- are reported as free from burdensome restrictions and are perpetual.

Financially the company was In good condition for an organization of this kind. Bank loans increased $400,000 in the year to June 30, 1932, evidently to defray the costs of extending ita facilities, its prop-ertv nrrnnnt showina a roughly Perm 4 '48 sta. 1 Penn 4'A '81 4 Penn cn 4'460 41 Penn RR deb W0 2 Perm 4 '65 8 Continued from I'recedlnr Page Trade reports are that the Industry is moderately cheerful. In its capacity as a bellwether of the Stock Exchange flock, unusual importance attaches to Steel's action. Sentiment among the directors is reported mainly favorable to continued payments at the regular rate.

Most Street guesses at present are that there will be no change in the dividend tomorrow. Scarcely no one looks for omission, but a few commentators believe that the rate will be cut. Removal of thp uncertainty tomorrow should help the market, regardless of what is done. Gossip in the Street Is that U. S.

Steel's unfilled orders will be sharply higher at the monthend than on Sept. 30. The same is said to be true for other stetel companies. The impression prevails in quite good quarters that this gain will persuade U. S.

Steel's directors to regard the outlook as sufficiently encouraging to warrant continued preferred dividends. Sterling: Crashes Sterling suffered the worst break Issues. Low priced rails were heavy. Chicago and Northwestern convertible 4s declined nearly a point early to a new low on move. Nickel Plate I Penn 8 '64.

4 83 83 100 100 103 103 42 42 86 88 94 94 Penn 6 '36 1 Peop Gas Chi 5 '47 4 Pere Marq 4 '80. 1 Phila Co 5 '67 8 4 1932 expansion would probably be small. Total charges have actually tended rise. Dividends on the preferred stock were earned nearly 50 50 2 A Sh 4'58 1 Atch Ariz 4 1 1st 4 '48. 7 Atl Refining 3 '37.

1 Bait 0 4 34 BaltiO 4Vi'60. 22 5 '95. 2 rfg 5D2000 1 Bait rig 8 '95. 4 1 Bell Tel Pa SB '48. 1 Benef'c'lIndL6'46.

1 Beth Steel 5 6 2 Bkln Man Tr 6 '68 5 BklnrnOas5'45. 5 BUnCn Gas 5 '57. 12 Bush Ter Bldg 5'60 Cal Packing 5 3 Can Wl 4V4 8 9 CanNat'l 1 7 CenNa.t'14 8 CanNat'l S'69 July 8 CanNat'l 6'69 Oct. 11 Can Nat'! 5 "10.... 1 Can Nor 4T '35 10 Can North 6 '46.

2 Can North 7 8 CanPao deb 4 perp 6 Can Pacific 3 2 Can South 8 3 Cent Ga con 5 '48. I Cent Pao 5 '60. 1 CSRN 1 Certaln'dPT5'48 11 Chesa Corp 5 49 Ches ft cn 8 '39. 4 1 7 Chi Bur Ji 5 '71. 3 Chi ft Kill 5 1 Chi Gas Light 537.

2 ChlJtQt West 4 '59 7 Chi MftStP 4 '89. 1 OMStPftPaC5'7S. 4 CMStPadJ 5 2000 25 ChiftNW gn 3'B7 7 PhllaftR CftI 6'49. Phillips Pet 8 W39 Abltibl S'53. 17V4 17 17 Adriatic El 7 7 92Vi 92 92V4 Antioquia 7 A '45.

2 10 9t 9V, Antloqula lit 7 '57. 1 9 9 Argentine 514 '62. 27 45H 44 44 Argentine 0 A '57. 18 49 48 49 Argentine 4 '58 20 49 48 48 Arg tlne6'59 June. 18 49 49 Argentine 6'59 Oct 25 49 Vt 49 Arg'tln6'60May.

9 48 48ft 48 Arg'tlneO'eOSept. 33 49 48 484 Argentine 6 '60 Oct 2 48 48 48 Argentine '61 Feb 28 48 47 48 Argentine 6'61 May 18 49 47 48 Austrian 7 '43 9 98 94V. 94 Austrian Int 7 '57, 2 49 49 49 Bk of Chile 1 10 10 10 Bk Jugoslavia 7'57 2 22 22 22 Bk of Silesia 6 '47. 10 40 40 40 Batavian 4i4 '42 1 92 92 92 Belgium 6 '55 10 98 98 98 21 71 71 91 91 90 91 91 91 91 91 93 93 91 97 96 97 96 96 99 99 107 107 105 105 70 70 85 83 89 89 37 37 three times in the year to June 30 5 2 2 4 68 68 23 23 99 99 86 86 38 39 57 57 30 30 ST. LOUIS-SAN FRANCISCO and interest charges and preferred dividends combined were earned Philippine Ry 4 37.

PCCftStI8 A '70. PUftW Va 4C60. Port Gen EI 4 '60 PorRlcAmTob6'42. Post Tel ft 0 6 '53. PressedStlCar 533 more than 1'4 times over.

This is equivalent Increase. 1931. I4.679.3BT 940.912 173.085 44.340.890 8.007.34S 1.. 159, 383 a satisfactory showing. The company territory is good and capable of considerable owth.

32 52 32 62 Gross income has increased moderately from year to year, but the June 30, 1932, figures indicated that 1932. September gross Net operating income 542.727 Deficit, after charges 5A3.471 Nine months gross. .31,918.651 Net operating Income 2.155.065 Deficit, after charges 7.B79.594 ILLINOIS CBNTRAL September gross S7. 914.981 Net operating income 1.662.722 Nine months gross. .66.119,140 Net operating income 8.048,604 95 96 7 1 7 2 22 5 3 1 3 2 4 2 7 $9,126,120 762,988 89.460.402 6.694.433 Money Market PubSer ElftG4'71.

PubSerEftG4'67. Pure 0115 Pure OH 5 Purity Bak 8 Rem'ton Arms 6'37 RemRd Wl RepIrftStl3 '53. RI ArkftL4 '34. Auto Estimate Of Sales Rises 102 102 72 7' 70 70 68 68 70 70 52 52 51 51 29 30 86 87 NEW YORK. ONTARIO St WESTERN September gross $977,263 S1.0O0.8AS Net operating income 177.045 146.601 Nine months 8.017.635 8.834.394 Net operating Income 1.415,920 1,466,513 90 90 RoyalDutch 4'45wi 25 StJosLead cvSVa4I 6 St Jos Ry LAP S'37 2 8U, IMftS 4 RG '33 4 25 StLft SF4'iA'78 StLftSF5B'50.

89 95 24 101 57 30 44 41 48 56 106 82 95 63 86 108 103 72 71 91 1 1 93 87 97 96 99 107 105 70 88 89 37 64 91 41 61 102 87 84 94 12 104 42 59 25 7 48 21 21 18 65 65 44 34 31 19 48 32 98 100 112 70 82 24 33 95 94 95 93 77 46 48 80 82 82 80 100 80 60 96 84 11 97 101 105 104 87 34 93 9S 90 41 24 17 96 ChiliNW4V4 2037. 64 ChlftNW4aC2037 8 1 8 1 2 St LS Wist 4 '89. St 2d 4 '89. StPftKCSilL 4V4'41 ChiftNW CT4'49 134 Chi ft 5 '33. StPMftM cn 4Va'33 20 Call money renewed at 1 percent.

Time Money Time money was quoted nominal at percent to 1 percent up to lour months, 1 percent to IVi percent tor longer. Commercial Paper Prime commercial paper unchanged at 1 to 1 percent. Bankers' Bills Bankers' acceptance market was quiet. Asking rates were unchanged at of 1 percent up to 90 days; of 1 percent for 120 days and of 1 percent for 150 to 180 days. Silver Firmer Handy Harman quote silver, New York, 27 cents, up cent, and London, 18 pence, up 5-16 pence.

StPUnDepS'72. San Ant Pb 8 6 '52. Seab A 6 ct Shell Un Oil 8 3 2 1 2 Belgium 6(4 II 100 100 100 Belgium 7 '55 2 I0S 104 104 Belgium 7 '56 28 104 102 102 Berlin i 37 37 37 Berlin Elec 2 49 49 49 Berlin Elec 64 '51 I so 50 50 Berlin Elec 6V4 '59 11 51 50 50 Berlin Elev o'VBS. 15 49 49 49 Bordeaux 6 1 10354. 103 103 Brazil 8 19 18 18 Brazil 9 19 19 19 Bulgaria 7 '67.

3 20 20 20 Canada 4 '60 78 90 89 21 100 100 10O4 Canada 5 -52 12 101 101 101 Can Sfmship 6'41. 2 37 37 37 Cauca Val 7 '46. 5 11 11 Chile 3 8 8 Chile 6 '61 1 7 774 7 Chile 6 '63 3 8 7 7 Chile 7'42 4999 City Antwerp 5 '88 7 S4'4 84 84 City Brisbane 5'38. 3 68 67 68 City Brisbane 6 50. 2 74 74 74 City Cordoba 7 "37.

1 16 16 16 City Cordoba 7 '87. 2 13 13 13 City Milan 6 '82. 5 82 82 82 City Oslo 6 26 90 88 88 City Rome 6 '52. 20 8SV4 84 84 City Paulo 6'57 2 13 13 13 City Soissons 6 '36. 2 10S I0S 105 City Vienna 6 '52.

5 49 49 49 City Sydney 5'53 2 7 0 70 70 Colombia 6 '61 Oct 1 32'i 32 32 Colom Mtg Bk 7'47 1 26I4 26 26 Com 11 73 72 72 Com'thAut'lla 5'55 61 80 79 79 Com'thAus'lia 5'57 9 81 7914 79 8 3814 38 38 ConHEUpWurtT56 1 SS 56 56 Copenhagen 5 '52. 2 75 75 75 Costa Rica 7 '51 3 27 27 27(4 Shell Oil 8 '49 WS 48 Sileslan Am 7 '41 1 83 62 83 101 104 100 80 29 105 48 21 20 65 91 94 75 98 65 80 84 100 103 42 87 94 50 69 23 99 86 39 67 30 32 82 96 102 72 70 68 70 52 51 30 87 90 84 48 10 14 66 45 38 96 100 89 4 74 74 29 94 101 102 64 99 88 05 82 79 48 49 27 68 35 105 104 96 18 31 60 99 97 88 50 48 48 47 23 94 62 101 96 86 85 55 45 71 28 48 47 27 18 24 41 106 100 57 60 33 105 78 88 79 83 60 68 102 86 42 68 ChiftNW 6 '36. Chicago Ry 5 ChlRIftP fg4'34. ChlRIftP4V4A'52 ChlRIftP cv 4 '460 Chi ft S5 '60. Chi THft31nc5'60.

ChlUn Sta4'aA63 ChiUn Sta 8 Chi UnSta 6'aC'63 Chi ft Wind 4 '52. Ind 5'i'62. Childs Co 5 Chile Copper 5 '47. Cincln Gas 4 '68. Motor car sales in September were greater than indicated by preliminary reports, according to R.

L. Polk St Co. Truck and commercial car sales were virtually on a par with those in preceding month. Passenger car sales in September approximated 80,0000 units, it was estimated on the basis of reports from 41 states, showing total registrations of 72,646 units. This total was 12.89 percent below the 83,397 units registered in the same states in August and 34.64 percent under the 111,164 units registered in thase states a year ago.

Sales of commercial cars and trucks in September apparently approximated the August total. The estimate for the months was 15,300 units, against 15.081 the month previous and 25,967 for like month in 1931. The report showed registrations of 12.440 units in 40 states, which was 1.58 percent greater than the registrations in the same states in August, but 42.7 percent less than the registrations in the same states a year ago. Sinclair Oil 7 Sinclair PL 5 SmclCrOll 5a'38 SkellyOUS'a Smlth(AO) 6'33. 1 2 6 1 2 of the year at the opening today.

It fell fliihtly more than 6 cents in the pound, which, added to its loss last week, means a drop in five days of nearly 5 percent. There are so many explanations of the weakness in sterling, nearly all of them quite plausible, that it Is extremely difficult to accept any. Possibly, it is the concentration on explnation that is bringing not only weakness, but speculative attack upon the position of sterling. Withdrawal of support by the British government had been asserted, but there were evidences of some support, whether official or otherwise, Jate last week. Japanese competition, based largely on a yen depreciation of more than 53 percent, is believed by many an important factor in the derision to let quotations drift.

Stories that the sterling equlization funds' of is xehausted were not widely credited. France Faying Dollars Frpnch buying of dollars today speedily reduced the franc note from 3.94' to 3.93 cents, this eliminating for the present the likelihood of any outflow of gold from New York to France. At the franc top today dollars were Just about at the gold point. France was also said to be a seller of sterling, but francs are scarce In London and it was suggested that France had been compelled to operate through New York. The Street gave little attention to the rise and subsequent reaction in other gold currencies on the theory that the market Is disorganized and sd reflects momentary conditions to an aggrevated extent.

84 84 46 46 10 10 14 14 66 66 45 45 37 38 96 98 99 100 89 89 3 4 74 74 74 74 29 29 94 94 101 101 102 102 64 64 99 99 88 88 104 104 51 51 78 78 47 47 49 49 26 27 68 68 34 35 106 105 102 103 96 98 18 18 31 31 64 91 41 61 102 87 84 95 12 104 41 59 24 7 48 21 21 18 65 65 43 33 31 19 48 32 98 100 112 70 81 24 33 95 94 95 93 77 46 48 80 82 81 80 100 80 60 96 94 II 96 101 105 103 66 34 83 95 90 41 24 Solvay Am Inv 5 42 20 64 91 41 61 102 87 84 94 12 104 41 59 24 7 48 21 21 18 65 65 44 34 31 19 48 32 98 100 112 70 81 24 33 95 94 95 93 77 46 48 80 82 81 80 100 80 60 96 94 11 97 101 105 103 66 34 83 95 90 41 24 Sou BeU Tel 5 Sou Pac col 4 Sou Pac rfg 4 4 2 3 ClnIStLftC4'36. Treasury Statement SouPac 4'a gold'81 Do 13 ClnUnTer 4(4 2020 Sou Pac 4 '69 wa Sou Ry gen 4 South Ry cn 5 '94. 4'93. 13 8 10 1 1 3 E'77 South Ry 6 '66. 8 Bell el 5 '54.

Stand Oil S'46. Cleve8hL4 '61. ColGasftE S'52Apr Washington, Oct. 24 (P) Treasury receipts for Oct. 21 were expenditures balance $813,251,854.61.

Customs duties for 21 days of October were $18,424,118.69. 33 StandOllNY 4'Sl Stevens Hotel 6'4S. ColGasftE 5'52May CubaPb a 41 41 41 60 Jack Patton has become mannffpr nf 60 99 the 685 5th Ave. office fo Cund'marca 61V59 1 9 9 9 Denmark 4 7 76 78 76 Denmark 5 2 91 91 91 99 97 4 1 6 2 4 3 6 1 7 2 4 97 St members New York Stock Exchange. ColumblaQftE 5'61 Col Ry PftL 5 '42.

Col ft rfg 4 '-a '35. Col ft Sou 4 '80. Com Credit 5 '35 ComInvTr5 '49 Con Coal Md 5 'SO. ConsOasNY 4'a'51 Prince members of the New York Stock Exchange, after an Interval ol six years TennC: Tenn CopftC 6B 44 Tenn El Pow 6 '47. Ter Assn St 5 '44 Texas Corp cv 844 Tex ft Pac SB '77.

Tex ft Pac i '79. Tex ft Pac 5 '80. Denmark 6 93 93'A Dora Rep 5' '42. 2 54 54 54 FORF.CI.OSURE8 LEGAL NOTICES Dresden 7 '45 2 67 67 67 SUPREME COURT. KTNOS POTTNTV Duke Price 6 '66.

2 52 49 49 Dutch EInd 6 '47. 1 100 100 100 ElPowGer6V50. 2 51 51 51 Third Ave rfg 4 '60 Third Ave adj 8 '60 The Wllllamsburiih Savings Bank. Plaintiff, against Frat Realty and 12 88 88 49 60 48 48 48 48 47 47 22 22 94 94 62 62 101 101 95 95 85 86 85 85 others. Defendants.

TobPdNJ6 2022 2 El Pow Ger 6 'a '53 9 51 'A 50 50 Cons Gas NY6 '57 ConsGasNY 5'45 Cons Power Crown WlllPap 651 Cuba 8 '82. Del ft Hud cy 8 '35. Del PowftLt Trumbull Stl 8 '40. xn pursuance of a Judgment of foreclosure and sale dulv made and entered In the above entitled action And hpnrinir 6s sold at 43, unchanged. The foreign government list was lower.

German international 5'is dropped more than a point, while the Dawes 7s were about 2 points under last week's close. French Government and British issues were fractionally lower. After an acute decline all last week Argentine Government bonds showed rallying symptoms. The Industrial group was disturbed by a sharp drop in United Drug Company 5s, carrying them down 4 points to 52, a record low. The oil group ruled steady.

Hudson Coal 5s rallied a point or more. New Canadian Issue The Canadian Government will offer for public subscription on Oct. 31 a bond Issue of $80,000,000. Of this amount $25,000,000 will be three-year 4 percent bonds to net 4.28 percent and the remainder will be 20-year 4 percent bonds priced at 93.45 to net 4.51 percent. Pittsburgh tt West Virginia Bonds The Pittsburgh West Virginia Railway has been authorized to issue $601,000 general mortgage 6 percent bonds.

Onondaga County Issue Public offering is being made today of an Issue of $500,000 Onondaga County, New York, Improvement bonds by Halsey, Stuart tc Co. and Bancamerica-Blair Corporation. The bonds mature serially from 1933 to 1952 and are offered at prices to yield from 2 to 3.70 percent depending upon the maturity. Town of Mi. Pleasant Bonds B.

J. Van Ingen Co. Inc. is offering a new issue of $150,000 Town of Mount Pleasant, N. TJnioii Free School District No.

8, 5 percent bonds, maturing from 1934 to 1958, inclusive, at prices to yield 4.40 to 4.70 percent, according to maturity. Public Service of Indiana' Halsey, Stuart Co. has purchased approximately $6,000,000 of first mortgage and refunding 6 percent series bonds of the Public Service Company of Indiana, according to an announcement made today tby William A. Sauer, vice president of the company. "These bonds are a part of an issue of $7,500,000 of series bonds," said Mr.

Sauer, "which were previously issued by Public Service Company of Indiana to fund its eentire short term and unfunded indebtedness with the exception of $506,000 of one-year notes of the Indiana Electric which came due Sept. 1 and were retired out of the cash resources of the company. The Musical 'Cyrano' The Messrs. Shubert have completed the cast for the musical version of "Cyrano De Bergerac," the most ambitious musical work ever staged by this firm. The company numbers over 150 persons and will include a singing chorus of 70.

The title role will be sung by George Houston. Gladys Baxter will be George Hassoll as Ragueneau and Tessa Deane, who has been brought from England, as Llsette. The music Is by Samuel D. Pol-rass, a new composer. The book and lyrics are by Charles O.

Locke, the book being founded on the play by Edmond Rostand. Edward Lilley is staging the book and Carl Randall and Raymond Midgley are directing the dances. The opening performance takes place in Providence on Nov. 2, where two performances will be sung, with an engagement in Boston to follow. Busy Mr.

Romberg Sigmund Romberg will leave for Paris early in November to superintend rehearsals at the Theater of his operette, "Rose of France," the boqk of which is by Mouzy-Eon and Alfred Willemetz. While there he will confer with Yvonne Printemps and Nikita Ballef concerning a comedy with music, as yet untitled, by Otto Harbach and himself, which Gilbert Miller is planning to produce. Plans for the production are still Indefinite, Mr. Miller says, but should they materialize he will present the piece In London early in the new year and in New York next season. 7 15 Union Paciflo 4 '47 date the 9th day of September.

1932. the undersigned, the referee In said ludg-ment named, will sell at public auction to Den Gas ft El 5 '51 Den ft 4 '36. 19 4 1 49 14 20 Un Pao fdg 4 2008. Union Pac 4 '67. United Drug 5 'S3.

US Rubber 8 Utah ft Ii 8 '44. 50 50 45 45 Den ft Rio 8 '78. DenftROfgS'53. DetEdls4'3 D'81. Finland 6 4 65 65 65 PramerID74'42.

1 101 101 101 French 7 '49 9 116 116 116 French 7 12 121 121 121 German 5 14 90 SOVi 49 49 German Ext 7 '49. 18 70 69 69 QerCenAgrBk6'38. 1 55 55 55 Ger CAgB 6'60 July 24 49 49 49 Ger CAgB 6 '60 Oct 38 50 49 49 Ger CenAgrBk 7'50 16 56 55 55 Ger Gen Elec 6 '48 4 35 35 35 GrConElPJp 61i50 2 40 40 40 Ger Gen Elec 7 '45 2 49 48 48 Good Hope 7 12 49 49 49 Greek Govt 6 1 23 23 23 tne mgnest bidder, bv MORRIS PEPPER. Auctioneer, at the Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange, No. 189 Montague Street.

In the Borough of Brooklyn. County of Kings, on the 1st day of November. 1932, at twelve o'clock noon, the premises directed by said Judgment to be sold, and therein described as follows: ALL that certain lot. niece nr nnrnel 71 71 2 27 Util 5 '59 ws. Vanadium 5 Wabash 2d 5 Det Edu 5 DetEdls5'55 Det Edis 5 '62 Walworth 6 A '48.

Dodge Bros 6 '40. Walworth6Va35 Wa WarnerBrPlct 6'39 DoldJPackS Duquesne 4 '67 Warren Bros 6 '41. Westch Ltg 5 '50. Greek Govt 7 1 37 37 37 Erie fdg 5 '67, 7 1 2 4 2 1 2 2 6 2 1 5 6 1 2 2 West Elec 6 Erlefdg5'7S 8 File No. 9607-1930 THR PEOPLE OP THE STATE OP NEW york, by the grace of God, free and Independent.

To Sarah Greenberg. Betty Cohen, Home of Sons and Daughters of Israel, Israel Orphan Asylum, Rebecca Gold, Bessi, Shinsky, Hilda Lieben, Herman Lieben, Lillian Lieben, Sadie Satin. Harry Seporsky, Israel Seporsky, Beila Leshinskava, Genia Sonlna. Minna Zaza-lavskaya, Nessa Volinskaya, Solomon Gorin, send greeting: Whereas. John L.

Bernstein, who resides at No. 397 Stratford Road. In the Borough of Brooklvn, City of New York, nd Marlon M. Apfel, who resides at 2B3 South 5th Street, in the Borough of Brooklyn, City of New York, as executors of Tessit Appelbaum, deceased, lately residing at No. 1173 42d Street, In the Borough of Brooklvn.

City of New York, County of Kings. State of New York, and a petition praying that account may be Judiciously settled: Now therefore, you and each of you are nereuv cited to show cause before our Surrogate's Court of the County of Kings, to be held at the Hall of Records In the County of Kings, on the 22d day of November, 1932. at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, why such settlement should not be had. In testimony whereof, we have caused the Seal of our said Surrogate's Court to be hereunto affixed. Witness, Hon, GEORGE CSeal ALBERT WINGATE.

Surrogate of our said County, at the Borough of Brooklyn, in the County, the 13th day of October. 1932. PERCY T. STAPLETON, Clerk of the Surrogate's Court. N.

B. This citation is served upon you as required by law. You are not obliged to appear in person. It vou fall to appear It will be assumed that you consent to the proceedings, unless you ftlo written objections thereto. You have a right to have an attorney-at-law appear for you.

of land with the building and Improvements thereon erected, situate. Iving and being In the Borough of Brooklyn. County of Kings. City and State of New York, bounded and described as follows, to wit: BEGINNING at a Doint on the southerly side of Parkside Avenue distant One Hundred and Ninetv-eight (198) feet Nine and one-quarter (91.) inches Easterly from the corner formed by the intersection of the Southerly side of Parkside Avenue with the Easterly side of Flatbush Avenue: running thence Southerly at right angles to Parkside Avenue and part of the distance through a party wall One Hundred and Twenty (120) feet Four and seven-eighths Erie gen Hen 4 Maryland 4 '52. Maryland 577 WestPaciflc 1st '46 48 47 27 18 24 41 106 100 57 60 32 105 74 55 79 83 60 68 102 86 42 68 48 47 27 16 24 41 106 100 57 60 32 105 75 56 79 83 60 68 102 88 42 68 Fed Metals 7 Fla Coast '74.

Gen Motors A 6'37. Gen Petrol 1 8 '40 Pa Pow 5 A '46. 101 100 101 102 87 70 103 28 27 49 90 5 102 102 85 3 53 81 79 87 102 104 83 55 Wes Shore 4 2361.. West Union 3 '60. West Un col 8 Oen PubSrvS'39 Gen Thea Eq 6 '40.

Goodrich 6 West Union 6 '36 10 4-f) inches to the center line of the block between Parkside Avenue and Clark-son Avenue: thence Easterly alone the WheellngStI S'48 Goodrich 6 Goody ft 5 '57. Gotham SllkH 6 36. WhlteEagIe05'a37. said center line of the block One Hundred and Three (103) feet Nine and one-quarter 2 1 2 1 4 WllsonftCo 1st '41. Grand Trunk 6 '36.

21 Wis Cent gen 4 '49. Grand Trunk 7 '40. 8 (9-') Inches: thence Northerly again at right angles to Parkside Avenue and part of the distance through another party wall One Hundred and Twenty (120) feet Five and three-eight 15-ta) Inches to the Yo'gstShftT 8 A '78 18 16 17 96 96 101 101 00 100 101 101 102 102 87 87 69 70 103 103 27V4 27 27 27 49 49 86 SO 4 5 102 1 02 102 102 85 85 3 3 53 53 81 81 79 79 87 87 102 102 104J4 04 82 82 53 53 69 b9 38 38 45 45 41 41 49 49 83 83Ji 102 102 106 105 36 36 64 64 43 43 102 102 80 80 80 80 47 47 16 16 55 65 54 54 22 22 45 45 40 40 16 18 Great North 1st '61 Gt Nor 4 Great Nor 7 A '36. Southerly side of Parkside Avenue and At the Palace thence Westerly along the southerly side of Parkside Avenue One Hundred and Three (103) feet Nine and one-ouarter 19-'.) Inches to the point or ace of BEGINNING. The circus has come to town I New York City Bank Stocks React The trend of New York City bank stocks were lower during the past week, the decrease in the aggregate) value approximating 3.2 percent.

The aggregate value of 16 leadirlg issues, according to records compiled by Hoit, Rose' Troster, amounted at the close of the week to $1,713,088,000, which compare with a total of $1,769,716,000 reported on May 31. last, the low point of the depression. The average yield of the 16 stocks is now 6.32 percent, compared with 6.12 percent reported on Oct. 14, and with a record yield of 13.24 percent reported on May 31. The current market value of the 16 Issues is now 1.03 times their known book, value against 1.06 Oct.

14 and comparing with a record low of 0.53 times on May 31. Based upon current figures New York bank" stocks are now selling at 13.9 times their known earnings, compared with 14.4 times as of Oct. 14, and with 6.9 times on May 31. LEGAL NOTICES sey, deceased; Nellie Kelsey, as sole executrix of the last will and testament of Charles Kelsey, the younger, deceased: Maria Nelson. Marion M.

Kerr. Bank ol New York and Trust Company, as trust jnoer the last will and testament of Katherine Kerr, deceased; Emma Clara Cooper. Elizabeth Kerr, John Kerr, Margaret M. Kerr, his wife; John B. Kerr, individually and as sole executor of th last will and testament of William c.

Gibson, deceased; Arthur Hungerford Mann, Ethel Mann, his wife: Randolph, Marcy Mann. George Stanley Mann, rector, wardens and vestrymen of St. Stephen's Protestant Episcopal Church, New York; William J. Woodward. Michael 3.

Keegan, and Norman L. Pratt, as the Board of Selectmen of the town of Oak Bluffs. Massachusetts; City Bank, Farmers Trust Company, successor to Farmers Loan and Trust Company, as sole surviving executor of the last will and testa, ment of Anna K. Barbey, deceased; Ed. mond Livingston Mann, Orville Hunger-ford Mann, Kenneth Walker Mann, Rockland County Trust Company as trustea under the last will and testament of Jeannle A.

Quesada, for the benefit of Edmund Livingston Mann; Emily NuU-meyer. William G. Kohl. Christina Kohl, his wife; George Kohl. Frieda Kohl, his wife; Oscar Kohl, Alta Kohl, his wife; People of the State of New York: each name of a defendant which is In quotations Is fictitious, the true names of such defendants being unknown to this plaintiff, their rights and relationships being above described, defendants.

To the above named defendants: You are hereby summoned to answer the supplemental complaint In this action, and to serve a copy of your answer, or If the supplemental complaint is not served with this supplemental summons, to serve a notice of appearance on tha plaintiff's attorneys within twenty days after the service of this supplemental summons, exclusive of the day of service. In case of your failure to appear or answer. Judgment will be taken against you by default for the relief demanded la the supplemental complaint. Dated. August 30.

1932. DELATOUR. KENNEDY ts MILLER Attorneys for the PlalntlfT. 185 Montagus Brooklyn. Y.

To the defendants Thaddeus C. Ferris. "Eva" Ferris, his wife; John Kelsey. "Eva" Kelsey. his wife; Benjamin A.

Hegeman. as sole surviving executor of the last will and testament of Charles Kelsey, deceased; Dorothea Melslahn, Emma Grlmmel. Clara M. Grlmmel. Nellie Kelsey.

Individually and as sole executrix of ths last will and testament of Charles Kelsey. tha younger, deceased; Maria Nelson, Frederick Grlmmel. "Mary" Grlmmel his wife; William J. Davis. "Mary" Davis, his wife: Annie Keenan, Individually and as executrix of the last will and testament of William J.

Davis, deceased: Elizabeth Redman. Eliza Ann Purdy. Mary Jene Lyon, also known as Mary Jan Ryan. William P. B.

Redman. Individually and as executors of the last will and testament of Eliza Redman, deceased: 'Mary" Redman, wife of William F. B. Redman; William Purdv. "Marv" Purdv.

his wife: Marvin D. Hubbell. Indivfdualrf and as executor of the last, will and testament of Elizabeth Hubbell. deceased: "Mary" Hubbell, wife of Marvin D. Hubbell; Amy O.

Watkins and Julia E. Stevenson. If living, and If they are deed, then lespectlve husbands, wives, widows, heirs, at-law, next ft kin. legatees, devisees, ex. ecutors, trustees, administrators, legal representatives, grantees, creditors, as-signees, lienors and successors in interest; and generally all persons having or claim.

Ing from, by or through or under them by purchase, assignment. Inheritance, lien or otherwise, any right, title or interest in the premises described in the com. plaint herein, their husbands, wives, widows, if any, all of whom and whos names are unknown to this plaintiff: each first name of the defendant which ts In quotations is fictitious, the true first names of such defendants being unknown to this plaintiff, their rli-hts and relationships being above described. Th foregoing supplemental summons is served upon you bv publication pursuant to order of Hon. John Macerate, a Jusjic of the Supreme Court, dated October 4, 1932.

and filed with the supplemental complaint In the office of the Clerk of Kings County. This Is an action pur. suant to Article 15 of New York Stat Real Property Law. to determine th claims of each of the defendants in th pioperty described In full In said supple, mental complaint and for a Judgment barring said defendants from all claim to an estate or any interest or easpment therein or lien thereon, and sdjudging th plaintiff to be the owner In fee and entitled to exclusive possession thereof The property affected by this action Is briefly described as follows: All that land with Improvements thereon in Kings County, New York State, begin- ring at the northeast corner of DeRraw 8t' Tl1av pl" st alon north side of Degraw St. 58 ft.

1 1-3 In" thence north parallel with Tiffany PI Parallel with Degraw St. 19 .7 with Tlf- pl- J' 6 in. east of fast side of ny north parallel wits Tiffany Pl. 75 ft. 7 thence east 20 ft.

-3 in to a point 147 ft. 4 in. north of north side of Degraw St. on a line parallel t. 6 in.

east of east side of Tiffany thence north parallel with Tiffany Pl 102 ft. thence east parallel wltn Drsraw St. 97 ft. 6 in. to west side of Hicks thence north along west side of Hicks St.

1)7 ft. 3 in. to a point opposite center of party wall: thenc jest partly through party wall parallel Degraw St. 97 ft. 9 thence north parallel to Tiffany PI.

102 ft. 9 in. to a point 450 ft. north of Degraw thenc west parallel with Degraw St. 97 ft.

6 In. to east side of Tiffany thence south along east side of Tiffany Pl. 4S0 ft. to point of beginning. DELATOUR.

KENNEDY St MILLER At tornevs for the Plaintiff ins Mnntam TOGETHER with all the right, title and KTrtf Uir nl.n. Interest of the said mortgagor of. In and to the 'land lying in Parkside Avenue in front of and adlolning said premises to the center line thereof. SUBJECT to certain conditional bills of sale of record, to which liens the premises (Pile No. 10298.

1931.1 THE PEOPLE OP THE STATE OP NEW York, by the grace of God free and lnde pendent To Rowland Hill, Rowland Hill, son of Harry Hill: Ruth Hoff. Alice Hill. Renwed Interest In Silver Though finding only small expression market-wise at the moment, the silver question Is again attracting wide interest, be President Hover's statement that the whole question would be taken up the World Eoconmic Conference in December. II. S.

Conversion? It is sugsested by the American Banker that the United States mipht profitably apply the conversion idea to its higher rate debt, as successfully done in Britain, France and other countries. If the United States could secure conversion from a 4'i and 4 percent basis to, say 3'4 percent, says this organ, an annual economy of $36,000,000 might be effected. The Idea has been frequently suggested, but quite a number of obstacles are in the way. Auto Output Lags Actual output of automobiles is said to be lagging behind actual retail sales at the moment, unsatisfactory as the latter are at present. This undoubtedly means that dealers' stocks are exceedingly low and should gne decided impetus to output as well as sales when the new models are announced next year.

It also accounts in considerable part for poor current earnings. Triple Bottom in Wheat For the third time in two weeks wheat prices touched the first bottom, which would seem to indicate that a price of 47 Va cents for December is bringing in fairly good buying May broke to a new low for season this morning. However, resistance in the latter was also good at the lower range and substantial recovery followed. Or-dinarih resistance at a given point fci tv or three successive times is considered strong evidence that a base has been established from which recovery can take place. Freeing City From Bankers The mentality outlined In Controller Berry's statement that he has devised a plan whereby New York City would be freed of the bankers incubus Is one of the reasons why Investors have greatly lost confidence in New York City's credit.

Officials, showing solicitude onlv for themselves or their party, itnrl none for tfce investor, already badly upset by the shrinkage in the value of his Investments, do not promote confidence. And it is a described therein In this Judgment, are to Grace Stroud. Arthur Hill. Grace Hill, fi be sold SUBJECT to. delity Deposit company ol Maryland.

send greeting: Whereas, Mary Hill, who Dated, October 6. 1932. FRANK COHAN. Referee. 8.

M. Ii D. E. MEEKER. Plalntid'a At resides at the Hotel St.

George, in the Borough of Brooklvn. City and Stata of New York, has presented her account as 1 Hanson Place. Brooklyn, New York. olO-fttmt administratrix ol the goods, chattels and credits which were of LOUISA HILL, de ceased, lately residing at No. 311 CORPORATION NOTICES ww iiiv VHI.IU Ulttb KUtd llltO Madison Square But a little circus, or to be more exact, a number of the more important acts that each Spring comes to New York.

And these acts are at the Palace Theater In Manhattan, Which still has a couple of weeks or so to go before it becomes an oUt-and-out moving picture house. Among the acts are Erma Ward, aerialist; Tiny Kline, wire artiste; Ed and Jenny Rooney, Robinson's elephants and a number of clowns, freaks and special performers. While the circus performers top the program, the picture on the screen also was warmly received. Nor Is it any wonder, as it is "A Bill of Divorcement," with John Barrymore in the leading role. SUPREME COURT.

SECOND JUDICIAL Avenue, in tne uorougn oi Brooklyn, County of Kings. City and State of New York, and a petition praying that her account may be Judicially settled. District In the matter of the application of the City of New York relative to ac-qulnnir title to land and land under water required for the Improvement of the water front and harbor of the City of New York Now, therefore, you and each of you are hereby cited to show cause before our Surrogate's Court of the County of Kings, to be held at the Hall of Records, In the 33 33 35 3 5 45 45 oi on tne 21st aav or November. 1932, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, why such settlement should not be had. at Bergen Beacn, adjacent to jraeraeRa.

Basin, Borough of Brooklyn, City of New York. Notice ts hereby siven to the owners and all the persona Interested in the real property ana property ngnis, uue xo which have been acquired in the above entitled Droceedins and to all whom It the seal of our said Surrogate's Court to be hereunto affixed. Witness. Hon. George (Seal) Albert Wingate.

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112 34 78 21 75 37 45 68 96 79 47 52 65 38 15 27 26 26 28 25 14 5 87 74 78 67 87 78 106 25 26 45 45 49 19 12 45 1 05 99 '08 62 65 1 108 103 City of New York and any person or per-bo ns whose rights may be affected by Bald transcript of estimate and who may object to the same or any part thereof, mav, on or before the 14th day of November. 1932. state their objections to Austrian schrlllng (14.069c.) .13.94 13.94 the same in writing, duly verified In the mnnner required by law for the verification of pleadings In an action, setting forth the real property owned by the ob SUPREME COURT, KINGS COUNTY Tlftany-Degraw Corporation. plaintiff, against Elisabeth Redman, Eliza Arn Purdy, William Purdy, "Mary" Purdy. his wife; Mary Jan Lyon, also known as Mary Jane Ryan, William P.

B. Redman Mary" Redman, his wife; Marvin D. Hubbell. "Mary" Hubbell, his wife- Amy O. Watkins.

Julia E. Stevenson. William J. Davis, "Mary" Davis, his wife; Annie Keenan. Thaddeus C.

Ferris. "Eva" f-rris. his wife; Frederick Orlmme). 'Inary" Grlmmel, his wile; Dorothea Melslahn Emma Grlmmel, Clara M. Grlmmel, Jonn Kelsey, "Eva" Keisey.

his wife; Nellie Kelsey; If the aforesaid defendants oe living, and if they are dead their respective husbands, wives, widows, helrs-at-law, next of kin, legatees, devise-s, executors, trustees, administrators, legal representatives, grantees, creditors assignees, lienors and successors In and generally all persons having or claiming from, by or through or under them by purchase, assignment. Inheritance, lien or otherwise, any right, title or interest In the premises described in the complaint herein, their husbands, wives, widows, it any, all of whom and whose names are unknown to tbis plaintiff, Eliza Ann Purdy, Mary Jane Lyon, also known as Mary Jane Ryan, and William P. B. Redman, as executors of the last will and testament of Eliza Redman deceased; Marvin D. Hubbell, as executor of the last will and testnment of Elizabeth Hubbell, deceased; Eva Francis Mul-hollnnd, Individually and as executrix of the last will and testament of William James Davis, deceased; Annie Keenan, as executrix of the last will and trstnme.u of WilHam J.

Davis, deceased: Catherine Ferris Kane. Edith Miller Orernlee. Marie Louise Ferris. Charles Chrsier Ferris. Catherine Fearls, his wife: Thomas Howard Ferris, Genevieve Ferris, his wife: Lillian Ferris Keenan, Margaret Adt'le Tomhn.

Julia Frances Ferns. Hrlen Edna Ferris, Frances E. Byrne, Amelia M. Byrne, Bnrah E. Sullivan.

Charles A. Grinimrf Individually and as sole surviving executor of the last will and testament of Frlede-rlch Grlmmel. deceased; Bertha Grlmmel. his wife; Benjamin A. Hegeman, as sole surviving executor of the last will and testament of Charles Kelsev.

deceased: Citv Bank Farmers Trust Company, successor to Parmers Loan and Trust Company, as substituted trustee under the jector and his post office address and file the same with the Clerk of the County of Kings and within the same time serve Hungary pengo (17.49c.).., 17.49 17.45 Jugoslavia dinar (1.76c.)..,. 1.32 1.32 Portugal acudo (4.4c.).,., 3.10 3.10 Greece drachma (1.30s.)... .60 A Rumania leu (5.98c.) 6.S7 5.97 Finland mark (2.51c.) 1.485 1.48 Poland iloty (11.22c.) 11.171 11.171 Bulgaria lei (7.2c.) 7.20 7.20 Russian cherv (5.146) 15.145 $5,135 George White has signed Bert Lahr as the comedy star of his "Music Hall Varieties' which will be installed at the Casino Theater in November. Harry Richman and Eleanor Powell have already been announced. Lewis E.

Gensler, who composed the musical score for "Ballyhoo of 1932" at the 44th Street, is writing the music for a modern operetta. Erno Bakes, the Hungarian artist, has been commissioned by Earl Carroll to paint a portrait in oils of Gay Orlova, the Russian beauty, in Earl Carroll Vanities. The Earl Carroll offices will be removed today to the Broadway Theater. Jules J. Leventhal and O.

E. Wee have put into rehearsal last season's hit, "Whistling in the Dark," which will be presented with Bernard Granville in the part originally played by Ernest Truex. The post-war drama of Austria and, Hungary will be discussed by Anita Block, playreader of the Theater Guild, at the New School for Social Research, 66 W. 12th evening, Oct. 26, at 8:30.

CAR LOADINGS GAIN Car loadings reports from three prominent carriers for the third week in October Indicate that a new prak for the year 'will be set in the Middle Western and Western recions at least for the seven days ended Oct. 21. Report nf the Atchison for that week set a new high mark for the year with better than 30.000 cars and marking a new low in percent se decline from last year. Both the Northwestern and the St. Paul also showed improvements over the prcerting week.

The Theater club will hold its monthly theater party at next Wednesday's matinee of "I Loved You Wednesday," at the Harris Theater. This attraction has also been selected by the Hospital for Joint Diseases for a benefit performance on Nov. 15, a copy or sum vermea oojeciions upon the Corporation Counsel of the City of New York at his office. Room 1743, 17th floor, Municipal Building. Borough of Manhattan, City of New York, or If the City of New York files objections, aerve, upon the attorneys for the claimants a I conv of such verified Notice is hereby further given that on fho I5th dny of November, 1932, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon thereof or as soon ihrienfter as counsel cun be heard, the Corporation Counsel of the City of New York, will apply to the Hon.

James A. Dunne, the Justice of the Supreme Court, who signed said transcript of estimate or tentative decree, at his chambers at the County Court House. Borough of Brooklyn. City of New York, to fix a time when said Justice will hear the party or parses so obteetlnir. Dated, New York.

October 24. 1932. ARTHUR J. W. HIIiLY, Corporation Counsel.

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