Evening Star Newspaper, November 19, 1930, Page 15

ONGER TRENDS Utiities Recover Thelr Early| "5 Losses After Period of | Hesitation. Note—All stocks are those sta asa Rate. od Prod 1.60. . 5 Ainsworth Mfg (1) 1% Alr Investors vto. W Alr Investors (wi 81 AlaGrSou (11). T o be % Allison Drug 8t (A). % Allison Drug 8t (B). 8 180 Aluminum Coof Am, 111% 105% Alu Coof Am pf 71 Alumium Co Lt 1% Amer Austin Car. 5 Am Capirgl ¢ 27 AmCP 3 60 Am ‘ 13% Am Com P A (b10%) 10 Am Cyanamid (B).. 110 Am DT NJ cv pf (T). b 6% Am Bquities. . 6 184 Am For Pow (war). . 5% Am Foundrs (b4-70). T4% Am G ¥ JOHN A. CRONE. Star. industrials of a dull forenoon seasion, while -coppers and amuséments exhibited 227,300 shares in the two hours compared with 245,800 10% Am Superpowr (400) ‘87% Am Superp pt (6). .. 92 Am Superpwr 1st(6) 8 Am Thread pt (25¢). 3% Am U &@ B vto 40c. b 13% Anglo Chil Nitrats ey Blumenthal slid approximate- 6 Al its to & new low level. American Machinery rallied after an .- United States Playing Card 82 Qreat Southern, which 1 ts Tuesday, followin, an extra dividend of § on Oincinnati, New Orleans, Pacific, which meant $6.15 & common ‘of the former opened down 1% today. Ias Aircraft, in point of activity, ivision because of its . T6s 5% 2 2% % 38% Asso Rayon pf (6).. 19 Asso Tel Util (b8%). 1% Auto Voting Mach,.. 5% Auto Vot M ov pf pt. 22 Aviation Cor of Am.. 13% Bliss (B W) Co (1).. ¥ 5 80 ue Ridge cv pt 15% Blumenthal (8),.... 204 Brasil Tr&Lt(b8%). 5 Brill Corp (A) (65¢). 1% Brill Corp B. 44% Buckeye P L (4 29% Bulova ov pf (3%). 5 Burcolne... % Burco Inc (war). 35 Burco Inc ev pt (: % Burma Corp (131¢) Bwana M Kubwa, % Cal Wire A rets. 1 Cable & Wire B rets. 2% Cable&W pf rcts 19¢. 14% Cent Pub 8ve A al. 8 Cent Bt El (kéle)... 50% Cent St El pt (8) xw. 4% Centrifug Pipe (§0¢c) 1 Chain Store Davel... 6% Chain Stores Stock. 20% Charis Corp (13).... 6 3204 16% Chat Ph Ainv (50c). 10 18% 16 Cities Serv (g30c)... 359 20% 87% Citles Servpf (6)... 8-80% 44% Clev El Illum (1.60) 2 @ 734 Clev Tractor (1. J o CIVERMORE IS REPORTED | & it y 5 HAVETUB‘“ED BULL'SH 80 49 cnnucl.nru.uvpfu)l’lfl L: 4 Cord seesaee 14% 13 Deess Corp Sec Ch (b6% ) Corroon & Reynolds. % Crown Cent Petfol. . 6% Cr Cork-Int A (1).,. Cuban Cane propt w. Cumberland P L t18. Cuneo Press pt (6%) Curtiss Wright war. Darby Petrolm n (1) Dayton Air & Bng... Deere & Co (£1.20).. De Forest Radi DeH Alr Ltd rct 6 Datroit Alrcraft. 168 108% 108% 8% EVENING STAR, W -share lots (808) (3908) odd. lots only. 8% % 3% 854 224 » % Stock and Dividend Rate. Internat Utll (B), .. Int Util war (new), . 4% Interstate Bquities Lake 8h Lak Long Isld MacMarr Stor Mavis Bottlin Received by Prlm Wire Direct to The Star Office Bales— Add 00. Open. Migh. Low. Close. w7 "a 1 7 Lackawanna Sec (4). Min (1.20).. G Lt (66c) . Memphis N G Mér & Mfg SA (1%). Mid W 8t Ut (1%).. Mid West Ut (b8%), Mid W Utevptxw 8. Midld Nat Gas A 1.30 Mid Roy ev pf (3! MidlandUnited wa: Mid Nat Pow & Lt pf (8). Nat Rubber Mach (1) Nat Screen Sv (2 Nat Bugar NJ(3) Nat Traneit (1). Nat Union Radio Néisner Bros pf (7). son (Herman) (1) 1 N Y Transtt (11.80). 9% Niag-Hud Pow (400) 71 114 Niag-Hud Pow A w. 2 1 508 11 144 1 Niag-Hud PowBw.. 15 Niagara 8h, Md(40e) Noranda Mines (2). .8 Nordon Corp Ltd. ... No Am Aviat A war.. Nor Central Texas. 22% Novadel Agene t3% . 107 Ghto B Tel cu o> 2 Pennroad Penn G: Pitts Plate GI (2). Plymouth Ol (2) % Pub Ut Hol Publie Utfl Hold war Pub Ut Hold xw 50c. * Puget 84 P&L pt(5). aldla Products (2).. R 8h Corp (25¢). Manag..... Co... . nolds Invest. Ofl Cal pf (1%) & R 2% Rossia Int Royalty Cp pf t1 Ryan Consolidats Reliance Reybarn See Corp Gen +40¢) Ohio Copper. ... Qilstocks Ltd A Qutboard Mot (B! Qverseas Secur (1) 264 Pac GRE st pf (1%) Pac Pub 8v (1.30) Pac Western O11, Pantepec Oll. . . 2% Paramount Cab Mfg. Parke Davis (11.65). Cp (20¢). . (a1%) 1 130 4 88% DI (7).2808 106% 106% 106% 8 % % % % 5 2% 2 3% 27 23% N - * 1% 3% - n (20e) 80 0 001 001910 0r 0 4 1 1 1 00 D 1 80 s R B b 1d (60c).. Corp. 1% 2% | conclude the * Beres FAILURE OF CHINESE SILVER LOAN IS SEEN Senator Pittman Doubts Benéfit From Individual Credit by United States. By the Associated Press. Hopes of China to secure a loan of mmmly $360,000,000 in silver from this Government W here today doomed to certain failure. Senator Key Pittman of Nevada, chairman of subcommittee of the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations, dealing with commercial treaties with China, on his return to the Capital sald thus far he has had no overtures from Judge Linebarger, now in the eity, rtedly as a special adviser to che’ E‘KE}..M government, with the % | specific purpose of arranging the loan. unofficially, Senator Pitte man declared the present problem with t to silver is ome of oversul rather than overproductio d he would not approve any could not promise to bat this ill. An individual loan from this country to Chipa would not sup?ly any remedial measures, he said, as 1t offer no arantee that other nations, compet~ with this country for China’s trade, would mot dump additional hoards of the metal on the markets of the world, thus adding to the acuteness of the mta.e‘w:e it iy sald, would be un nate, A . likely to take any action without con« sulting with its subcommittee, which has made & long study of the economical situation in China, and testimony of- fered before this subcommittee has been predominantly to the effect that such a loan as proposed would be an -advised move. Solution of the problem, according to Senator Pittman, would seem to lie in the granting of a loan to China not by an individual power, but by an alliance of nations having important commercial relations with it. Furthermore, he feels, there should be no lump award, but rather & sum’to be made available expended only on the recommenda of an international board composed of representatives 6f the lending nations. gshe Senate subcommittee hopes to hl.\ngno.f.m ly after the Chrisi a few Seaboar to be % FRANCE IS SEEKING OUTLET FOR CAPITAL World Clearing House May Be ‘Urged at Geneva Economic Conference. BY A. R. DECKER. Special Dispateh to The Star. PARIS, France, November 19— Prance has abundant capital with seem- ingly few opportunities to invest, and Prench officials are soon to ‘make ve suggestions for set- 08, o fome ot of ot can m some of - tral institute which would a.- position which y they mm:d réserved for the January session of that body. The French idea seems to suf 3 central international clearing modeled along the lines of the Bank of Interpational Settlements. Hitherto vast sums in Preach francs I;h:t“d found £- loyment in Germany, uring - - ’s swingback toward tism, many conservatism, the French and German ecapital ran & race over tne frontiers to Holland, Punds’'are now slowly drifting back 3% to Germany, but the French owners will 5% | Dot risk situation is sums until the political crystal. clear. There is the same reluctance to admit foreign obli- to the Paris exchange, hence no machinery for floating loans. France'’s reply to the questionnaire of the economic conference reveals in part the Prench views. It recommends closer up and | Farm tion | MATket with interest, offered (Copyright. 1930, Standard Stagistics 00.) U. S. WHEAT BUYING RESULTS IN PROTEST Chicago Man Wires Senator That Government Agents Have Been “§peonlating.” By the Associated Press. A complaint came to Senator Borah of Idaho yesterday from John P. Bar- in Ohicago that Government “have Dbeen speculating in vheat. Senator Borah, who is watching the Board's operations in the wheat no com= ment to the telegram. It read: This is to w‘m ment 'nts have speculating in ;'!M;: fin.‘z"'lsm.m mwaw t 76, h a) L h have now our beoemb-r"fl&. over Wi REVENUE FREIGHT LOADINGS. By the Associated Press. il a buge x:un“ r;v“:ms gz‘au:fiek ended with the pre- comparable weeks, ven }:y’ wtea American Railway Amgxfm ol £ Week ended November &, 881,401 cars. Previous week, 934,640 uz: Same week last year, 1,048,068 cars. o osiniy Allegheny Steel Co. NEW anl!, November 19 — paid every three months. o3 HE B R e CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET CHICAGO, November 19 (#) (United bulk, 800 down to 7.85; 6385a7.35; Nght light, and 140-160 160-200 chaice, , 7.85a8.10; it it, g R = 250 pounds, 7.85a8.10; heavy GRAIN MARKET CHICAGO, November 19 (Special).— The wheat market opened steady today ned at 73; new, 3% ‘May, 0 ; new, 76_to 16%. Afters half hour: De- cember, old, 73%; new, 73%: March, old, 73%; new, 74; May, old, T5%; new, 76%. Corn_ was her under short-cover- ing, influenced by the firmness in wheat. December, old, opened 69'p to 69%: March, old, 71; new, 71%: May, ol ’l:'@; new, 13% to 73%. After half hour: December, old, 693,; March, old, 71%; mew, 71%; May, old, 73%; ; March, old, 32% to 32%; 10 8414 ; new, 34%. After the d » Old 31%; mu old, 32%; May, old and new, P'l" visions were firm, old, o] old, 17 CHICAGO DAIRY MARKET. CHICAGO, November 19 (#).—Butter, 4,279 tubs; na::y on top grades, wak on under grades; creamery i standards, 31; extra firsts, mi%: firsts, 20a30; seconds, 27a28. 1,256 cases; firm; prices the first | QU DURING 1201 Virginia Public Service Co. Reports Better Earnings Than in Previous Year. Gross operating revenues of Virginia Public Service Co. and subsidiaries (s part of the Middle West Utilities Sys- tem) for the third quarter of 1930 were $2,026,936, compared with $1,790,324 in the third quarter of 1920. Balance available for bond interest was $919,- 804, M?M with $813,520. Net for :R:mmm.lfl. Company earnings were as follows: QGross operating B s g . $2,020,086.21 $1,700,304.01 21352000 TR uma 407,360.81 406,862.52 Twelve mml |nm’un %0, ar 0] ) Fevenes et sr: $T447,130.06 36,621,818 3,573.048.52 3,080,008.90 MR R tel te Interest on jerm debt. o1 deduct et for rets i and dividends.. 1956,100.41 1,810.417.81 NEW YORK COTTON NEW YORK, November 19 (i é ; i h g =§§§§§ igg 2] E 3l ,&" §E _;:g Cutrent Information Regarding Your Holdings Under @ plan which has . - been created by us known as the DIRECT OWNERSHIP METHOD yimmmy in divers purchase a group of listed stocks American tions The stocks are in the investor's name and delivered to him. There are no fees for sell any one of the stocks at any time necessity of selling the entire group. and the investor is free to,, h‘. : A feature of this plan is the Statistical Service maintained by us to keep the investor abreast of current developments in companies in whose earnings he participatea. 22 ration between baaks leading 5 |t constitution of an international institute of settlements conceived on the 2% | lines of the Bank of International Set- 56% | tlements. The memorandum A ; some 51% | makes a plea for more accurate produc- | bids off more; she stock sharing down- 6% | tion statistics information, particu- | turn; most early sales fed steers 0.25a 31% 81% | larly pertaining to agriculture. It also [ 11.00; strictly choice, 1,280 pounds, 141% 141% | suggests better distribution of credits | 12.25, buf ‘weigh % T4 8 |asameans of favoring trade. (Copyright, 1930.) PO dxmiiiry BROKER FIRM SUSPENDED. NEW YORK, November 19 (#).—The New York Stock lxch.nfimwd.ny an- nounced ijon of the of Bauer, Pond & Vivian for insolvency. firm maintained offices at Al- bany, N. Y., and Knoxville. Tenn. Its 3% | Principal office is in New York City. The firm, which was one of the smaller A booklet containing complete details ;regarding ease of purchase and opers- tion of method sent upon request. J-A. . Iglehart & Co. Investment Bankers 426 Shoreham Building ~ Washington; D, C. Telephone District 3581 Baltimore, Md. 'Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Clarkeburg, W. Va. Wilmiagton, Del. Richmond, Va. Charleston, W. Va. Diamond Match new Dia Match cu pf (9). Dixie Gas & Util. ... Doehler Die Casting. Douglas Air (75c)... Dubtlier Cond & Rad Duquesne Gas Cp wi. Durant Motors. ..... Bast 8t Pow B (1)... Bast Utl] Asso cv. Exst Utl] Inv (A) Elec Bond & 8h ( E] Bond & 8h cu pf £ Bond & 8b pf ( Elec Pow Asso (1).. Elec Pow Asso A (1) E1P&L2ADLA (T).. Bl Pow & Lt op war. Elec Shareholdg (1). Emp G&F cu of (7).. Emp Pwr pt (14.60). Employ Reins (1%). % Engineers Gold. . Eureka Pipe L (4). Burop E Ltd A (60c. Burop Elec deb rts. Evans Wallow Lea .hwfl& H (50¢. oy - g - T RRNRE TR DR N RO .- Selec In all ctea(4%) Seleot Ind pr (6% ). Shenandoah Corp. ... slow at it not steers 11.80; M;‘::flt. held around Slaughter cattle and vealers— Bteers, good and choice, 600-900 pounds, 10.5018.50; - 900-1,100 * 10.258 1,100-1,300 pounds, ,500 pounds, 8.50812.50; common nd medium, 6001300 pounds, 6258 9.50. Heifers, good and choice, ' 550-850 pounds, 9.26a13.00; common and me- dium, 5.00a9.25; cows, and choice, 5.25a7.25; common an edium, 3.758 5.25; low cutter and cutter, 2.85a3.90; houses in the financial district, held |bulls (yearlings excluded), good and one membership in the Stock Exchange, | choice (beef), 5.0086.25; cutter to me- that of D. Harry Lake, which was pur- [dium, 3.50a5.60; vealers (milk fed), chased three years ago. :ood and choice, 8.00a11.00; medfum, A statement issued by ‘the firm sald, | 6.50a8.00; cull and common, 5.00a6.50; “It s that with an orderly |stocker and uqumn.:nuem liabilities of the firm |and choice, fiwfiflfiflm ; v in full.” e common’ and medium, 5.50a7.25. | LEST wE FORGET Co-operative Bldg. Ass'n can be met 1879 51st YEAR COMPLETED Equitable JOHN JD; EDSO! Jr., Assets +...$1,818,655.92 Being Received Stand Invest Cum pf. % Standard Motors. ... Stand Oi} Ind (23). Stand Ofl Ky. (11.80) Stand Of) Ohfo (3%). Stand Publio Srv A Strauss Roth, .. Sunray Ofl (40e) Swift & Co new (3) Swift Intl (13%).. Tampa Electric (33). Technicolor Ine. Members Nzw Yorx Stocx Excmancs BaLtivore Stock Excmanc: Ricumonp Stock Excmance N.Y.Curs Excaance(Assoc.) 383! - =naes SRESEE 3 manaon aNoneaman “oapommss S0 0~ 10, Ford Mot,CanAt2.10. Ford Mot Ltd 37 %e. Foundation For Shs. Fox Theater Cl (A). Garlock Pkg (1.30).. General Aviation, All the green pastures are not in the next county. It is true there are oppor- tunities—plenty of them—to make safe and ::ofiubh investments in stocks and bonds which are offered for sale in the financial centers. It is equally truethat Washington affords like opportunities. This is a time for discrimination in investments. It is a time also for the prudent investor to investigate and an- alyze what is offered in his home city. It'should notbeforgotten thatno city in the United States is more nearly :rnnion proofthan the National Capi- . Administrations come and Admine istrations go, but the Government at Washington, with its 85,000 employees in the metropolitan area, is permanent. It will not slip back.. Among those nor- mally its own people, e of - R EORe Ba e o Y Subscription for the 100th lssue of Stock Great Ac- complish- ments Through System- matic Saving —T housands today enjoy prosperity because they adopted the sy stematic ving plan of the Equi- table. Utd Gas Co (new) . 86% gwuupl (.. Utd Lt & Pow pt 1% Utd Profit Sharing. U S Blec Pow ww... U S Gypsum (2. US&intSeclst(6) 3 US Playing Cards(4)125s Utd Verde Ext (2) Util Pow & Lt (a1) Utll P&L B ctfs (a! Utllity & I Utll & Ind pi oo, w323 Gen GRE ov of B (6) 1008 Gen Laundry Mach., 2 Gen TheatEqwli... 6 Gen Th av pf w.L.(3). Glen Alden Coal (8) Globe Undwritrs 30¢ Gold Seal Elec now Golden Center. Goldman Sacl Goth Knitback Mch Grt At&Pac nv 15.25. Groc Strs Prod v.t.e.. Guard Fire Asso (2). GuitOll of Fa (1%). Hall Lamp (60c) Happiness Candy Hecla Mining 11).., Helena Ruhenstein, . Hollinger Gold (80¢) Hormel (Geo) (2)... Hudson Bay M & Humble O11 (2) Hvdro Elec Seo (2). . Hygrade Food Prod. fmp O of Can (60¢) Imp Of1.Can reg(50c) insull Ut (tb10% %) (neCo N Am (13) ., Insurance Secur 70e. Intercontinent Pet n int Petroleum (1) .. [nternat Produets. . . NEW SECURITIES = 33 (2 af L s 5, Sus> » 2 We will gladly explain our systematic plan for saving!: > ysSSestune o BEFF g 838 Venesuela Petro Vie Finan Cor (40e: Waitt & Bond A 2) Walitt & B8 B 1.20, Walgreen Co ¢ Walker (H) (1 Watson (J W) Co Wenden Copper. Western Md pt. Wil-Low Cafeterias. “¥" Oll & Gas. . Zonite Produets 13, fazadsuaizcasiagst azaZgmsizzzais WS EEF .f?'gsx the percen unu:tfiloymcnt is smaller here ttl::n in any other large city in the United States. In the years immediately ahead the .Ingo ltumyof the Gov- ernment in Washi to be te N T i parties in the forward steps to tical taken to promote the development of the seat of mnmut. We recommend to investors that they give th t to the securities of local public utilities, banks and trust come ies, and our long-established and :::eu;ful industrial corporations. The! facilities of our office are at the disj of those desiring information ‘advice as to investments. 223! 82! #c whei pnsnitlve e RITIS. Bapire. Peop (. ".&C...Jan 16 g% 25 5 12% 11% 11% 12% of semi-annual e 2 wosk " £ Plus 9% 1n l%&&# ) w‘:fi“‘“f n Pl 35 10 oon E7we 10% o Mofk.im Plus 3% in dtock % Dressi & Co. NEW YORK BANK STOCKS | , school distriot | wgw vORK, N o , November 19 (P).— 1683 40 S, TASEUF? | Over-the-counter market: CONSTRUCTION LOANS As Mortgage Loan Correspondent of the Metropolitan {i{e Insurance Company we always have ample funds available to loan on I Large or Small projects. Our organization is fully equipped to assure immediate action on your application. 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