New York, Nov. 3. - (AP) - Contrary to earlier expectations that the unfilled tonnage of the United States Steel Corporation for October would show a decrease, it is now believed in well-informed quarters that another increase probably will be reported, owing to large rail contracts placed during the month.

J. P. Morgan and Company have agreed to underwrite a new issue of 392,687 shares of Marland Oil Company stock which is to be offered to stockholders at $50 a share. Holders of record November 15 have the right to subscribe to twenty per cent additional stock.

James Hammond of Hayden, Stone and Company has bought from Paul Guenther about 125,000 shares of common stock of Onyx Hosiery, Inc., out of 160,000 shares outstanding.

Cotton manufacturers comprised more than three fourths of the textile exports of the United States in the first nine months this year, it is shown in data compiled by the Association of Cotton Textile merchants of New York, which estimates that foreign customers have spent almost five times as much for American Cotton goods in 1926 as for other American Textile manufacturers. Exports of cotton manufactures in the nine months were valued at $101,966,245, or 81 per cent of all textile manufactures exported.

Net income of American Water Works and Electric for the year ended September 30, was $3,938,634, equal after preferred dividends to $4.56 a share on the common stock against $3,057,078 or $3.62 a share the year before. Gross revenues gained $4,152,191 to $44,283,033.

Net profit of the Ward Baking Corporation for the 15 weeks ended October 16 amounted to $1,292,183, equal after preferred and class A dividends to 77 cents a share on the class B stock. This compares with $1,183,969 or 58 cents a share on the stock in the same period of 1925.

Its largest month's sales on record is reported by the National Cash Register Company for October with notable gains in both foreign and domestic business. General Motors Corporation could well afford to pay an extra dividend of $5 at the next meeting of directors, said Alfred P. Sloan, Jr., President, on his return from abroad today, but emphasized that the corporation should have on hand at least $100,000,000 for the operation of the property. An extensive program involving between fifty and seventy-five million dollars has been outlined, he said, the cost of which would be extended over the next four or five years.

New York, Nov. 3. - (AP) - Contrary to earlier expectations that the unfilled tonnage of the United States Steel Corporation for October would show a decrease, it is now believed in well-informed quarters that another increase probably will be reported, owing to large rail contracts placed during the month.

J. P. Morgan and Company have agreed to underwrite a new issue of 392,687 shares of Marland Oil Company stock which is to be offered to stockholders at $50 a share. Holders of record November 15 have the right to subscribe to twenty per cent additional stock.

James Hammond of Hayden, Stone and Company has bought from Paul Guenther about 125,000 shares of common stock of Onyx Hosiery, Inc., out of 160,000 shares outstanding.

Cotton manufacturers comprised more than three fourths of the textile exports of the United States in the first nine months this year, it is shown in data compiled by the Association of Cotton Textile merchants of New York, which estimates that foreign customers have spent almost five times as much for American Cotton goods in 1926 as for other American Textile manufacturers. Exports of cotton manufactures in the nine months were valued at $101,966,245, or 81 per cent of all textile manufactures exported.

Net income of American Water Works and Electric for the year ended September 30, was $3,938,634, equal after preferred dividends to $4.56 a share on the common stock against $3,057,078 or $3.62 a share the year before. Gross revenues gained $4,152,191 to $44,283,033.

Net profit of the Ward Baking Corporation for the 15 weeks ended October 16 amounted to $1,292,183, equal after preferred and class A dividends to 77 cents a share on the class B stock. This compares with $1,183,969 or 58 cents a share on the stock in the same period of 1925.

Its largest month's sales on record is reported by the National Cash Register Company for October with notable gains in both foreign and domestic business. General Motors Corporation could well afford to pay an extra dividend of $5 at the next meeting of directors, said Alfred P. Sloan, Jr., President, on his return from abroad today, but emphasized that the corporation should have on hand at least $100,000,000 for the operation of the property. An extensive program involving between fifty and seventy-five million dollars has been outlined, he said, the cost of which would be extended over the next four or five years.

New York, Nov. 3. - (AP) - Contrary to earlier expectations that the unfilled tonnage of the United States Steel Corporation for October would show a decrease, it is now believed in well-informed quarters that another increase probably will be reported, owing to large rail contracts placed during the month.

J. P. Morgan and Company have agreed to underwrite a new issue of 392,687 shares of Marland Oil Company stock which is to be offered to stockholders at $50 a share. Holders of record November 15 have the right to subscribe to twenty per cent additional stock.

James Hammond of Hayden, Stone and Company has bought from Paul Guenther about 125,000 shares of common stock of Onyx Hosiery, Inc., out of 160,000 shares outstanding.

Cotton manufacturers comprised more than three fourths of the textile exports of the United States in the first nine months this year, it is shown in data compiled by the Association of Cotton Textile merchants of New York, which estimates that foreign customers have spent almost five times as much for American Cotton goods in 1926 as for other American Textile manufacturers. Exports of cotton manufactures in the nine months were valued at $101,966,245, or 81 per cent of all textile manufactures exported.

Net income of American Water Works and Electric for the year ended September 30, was $3,938,634, equal after preferred dividends to $4.56 a share on the common stock against $3,057,078 or $3.62 a share the year before. Gross revenues gained $4,152,191 to $44,283,033.

Net profit of the Ward Baking Corporation for the 15 weeks ended October 16 amounted to $1,292,183, equal after preferred and class A dividends to 77 cents a share on the class B stock. This compares with $1,183,969 or 58 cents a share on the stock in the same period of 1925.

Its largest month's sales on record is reported by the National Cash Register Company for October with notable gains in both foreign and domestic business. General Motors Corporation could well afford to pay an extra dividend of $5 at the next meeting of directors, said Alfred P. Sloan, Jr., President, on his return from abroad today, but emphasized that the corporation should have on hand at least $100,000,000 for the operation of the property. An extensive program involving between fifty and seventy-five million dollars has been outlined, he said, the cost of which would be extended over the next four or five years.

New York, Nov. 3. - (AP) - Contrary to earlier expectations that the unfilled tonnage of the United States Steel Corporation for October would show a decrease, it is now believed in well-informed quarters that another increase probably will be reported, owing to large rail contracts placed during the month.

J. P. Morgan and Company have agreed to underwrite a new issue of 392,687 shares of Marland Oil Company stock which is to be offered to stockholders at $50 a share. Holders of record November 15 have the right to subscribe to twenty per cent additional stock.

James Hammond of Hayden, Stone and Company has bought from Paul Guenther about 125,000 shares of common stock of Onyx Hosiery, Inc., out of 160,000 shares outstanding.

Cotton manufacturers comprised more than three fourths of the textile exports of the United States in the first nine months this year, it is shown in data compiled by the Association of Cotton Textile merchants of New York, which estimates that foreign customers have spent almost five times as much for American Cotton goods in 1926 as for other American Textile manufacturers. Exports of cotton manufactures in the nine months were valued at $101,966,245, or 81 per cent of all textile manufactures exported.

Net income of American Water Works and Electric for the year ended September 30, was $3,938,634, equal after preferred dividends to $4.56 a share on the common stock against $3,057,078 or $3.62 a share the year before. Gross revenues gained $4,152,191 to $44,283,033.

Net profit of the Ward Baking Corporation for the 15 weeks ended October 16 amounted to $1,292,183, equal after preferred and class A dividends to 77 cents a share on the class B stock. This compares with $1,183,969 or 58 cents a share on the stock in the same period of 1925.

Its largest month's sales on record is reported by the National Cash Register Company for October with notable gains in both foreign and domestic business. General Motors Corporation could well afford to pay an extra dividend of $5 at the next meeting of directors, said Alfred P. Sloan, Jr., President, on his return from abroad today, but emphasized that the corporation should have on hand at least $100,000,000 for the operation of the property. An extensive program involving between fifty and seventy-five million dollars has been outlined, he said, the cost of which would be extended over the next four or five years.

New York, Nov. 3. - (AP) - Contrary to earlier expectations that the unfilled tonnage of the United States Steel Corporation for October would show a decrease, it is now believed in well-informed quarters that another increase probably will be reported, owing to large rail contracts placed during the month.

J. P. Morgan and Company have agreed to underwrite a new issue of 392,687 shares of Marland Oil Company stock which is to be offered to stockholders at $50 a share. Holders of record November 15 have the right to subscribe to twenty per cent additional stock.

James Hammond of Hayden, Stone and Company has bought from Paul Guenther about 125,000 shares of common stock of Onyx Hosiery, Inc., out of 160,000 shares outstanding.

Cotton manufacturers comprised more than three fourths of the textile exports of the United States in the first nine months this year, it is shown in data compiled by the Association of Cotton Textile merchants of New York, which estimates that foreign customers have spent almost five times as much for American Cotton goods in 1926 as for other American Textile manufacturers. Exports of cotton manufactures in the nine months were valued at $101,966,245, or 81 per cent of all textile manufactures exported.

Net income of American Water Works and Electric for the year ended September 30, was $3,938,634, equal after preferred dividends to $4.56 a share on the common stock against $3,057,078 or $3.62 a share the year before. Gross revenues gained $4,152,191 to $44,283,033.

Net profit of the Ward Baking Corporation for the 15 weeks ended October 16 amounted to $1,292,183, equal after preferred and class A dividends to 77 cents a share on the class B stock. This compares with $1,183,969 or 58 cents a share on the stock in the same period of 1925.

Its largest month's sales on record is reported by the National Cash Register Company for October with notable gains in both foreign and domestic business. General Motors Corporation could well afford to pay an extra dividend of $5 at the next meeting of directors, said Alfred P. Sloan, Jr., President, on his return from abroad today, but emphasized that the corporation should have on hand at least $100,000,000 for the operation of the property. An extensive program involving between fifty and seventy-five million dollars has been outlined, he said, the cost of which would be extended over the next four or five years.