Evening Star Newspaper, December 9, 1930, Page 13

THE EVENING STAR, FINANCIAL, _WASHINGTON DRUGSTORE SALES || NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE - HOLDING UP WEll' T E D. C, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 9, -1930. STOCKS DEPRESSED - salon, , St. Paul, Chesapeake Corpora- , . . on, Lackawanna, New York Central, vos Nickel 1 R Rail List Again Under Sharp Texas & Pagific and Roel Plate, Pere u‘“’x 368,800 1 the same period on Monday.| LINCOLN AUTO SALES. Additional poor earnings reports, to- | NEw YORK, December 9 (#)—Re- gether with more rumors of dividend | tail sales of Lincoln sutomobiles at the reductions by the carriers, brought out :’:; Y&rs “:1“'0”‘;"“" "“g‘ totaled 108 increased offerings in these stocks, and 4 SR b & dogen or more hit new bottoms for the | aajes sce Tomonstrition pu o Money on Hand to Loan on First Deed of Trust 6% Interest Reasonable c--l-u-“ and Applical ~Prev.1930~ Stock ana Sales— High Low. Dividend Rate. Add 00. High. 80% 10 Contl Oll of Del. “ 1 40% 10 Conti Shares (1) 8 72% Corn Pr Ref (44%).., lg Two Convention Appoint-‘m‘n Low uvfi:fl‘i:;: Y Prov. 9% Coty Ine ... which shows those stocks to be sold in only, Indivilual sales complied to 12:00—complete in 5:30 Edition. ——. —Prev 1930~ U. 8. TREASURY BALANCE. The United States Treasury balance Add 00. Hish. Low. Olose. . 2 ments Announced; Gas Bonds on Local Exchange. % 8 tad i 108% Cruecible Steel pf (7).120s et T St -t 156% Alr Reduction ) 3% Cuban-Amer zum . 26 Alr Way El Ap (1%) 30 Cuban-Amer Sug of, 214 % Ajax mmur.' 4 15 Cuban Dom Sugar. .. 91 Alasks Junea : Allegheny Corp BY EDWARD C. STONE. | Sales of Peoples Drug Stores, Inc., in November, were r ported today as $1,402,920 in comparison with $1,403,356 in November, 1929, a decrease of $436, 384 Cudahy Packing (4). 131 20 Curtiss Wright Corp 4 urtiss Wr Corp A. . Alliance Realty 13% 108 70 70 % Mllls Coniriertn. . 3% el po i 1} e Alvpa Porecmrin. % 5 20 Deere & Co pf (1.40). Amerada Gorp (20, 134 Delaware & Hud (9). Am Agri Chem etra 81 Del Lack & Wa (17). Am A&r Ch pf etfe 178% Detroit Edison (8) Am Bank Note (18) 12% Devoe & Ray (1.20).. Am Brown Bov Elsc. 190 Dia Match otfs (8).. Am Can (15) ! 29 6% Dome Mines (1)..... Am Canpt (D)., 12 Dom Stores (11.0).. Am Car & Fdy ( 62% Drug Corporat (4).. Am Car & Fdy of (1) 7' Dunhill Int (1)..... 83 Du Pontde N (14.70) Am Chicle (13)... . 114% Du P de N deb pf (§) Am Colort: 2.40). sty iy T% Eastern Roll Mills. . Am Com Aicobol., Am European Secur. 152% Eastman Kodak (18) Am & For Power, 120% Eastman Kod pf (6). Am & For Pw f (8). 11% Eaton Axle &8 (3).. Am Hawailan (210) . 2% Eitington-Schild. ... Am Home Pr (4.30).. 33 Elec Auto Lite (¢ Am Ice (14) . 2% Electric Boat. Am Interpat) (2). 37% El Pow & Lt (1), Am Locomotjve (2), 87% E) Pow & Lt pf (6) Am Locomot pf (7) 100 El Pow & Lt pf (7)., AmMach & Me! . 47% El Storage Bat (5)., Am Metals&Min (1), 38 Endicott-John (5)... Am Nat Gas pf (V).. 208 107% Endicott-John pf (T) Am Power & Lt (r1). 19 224 ErfeRR....c000 o Am Pow & Lt pf « 2 6% Eureka Vag Cleaner. Am P& L of A st (5) 1 ki) 4 Evans Auto Loading, Am Rad&Std Ssn(1). 26 5 Fairbanks Co pf.. Am Republics. 5 2 2 R 22 Fairbnks Morse 1.60 Am Roll Mill (n3) 36 3% Fash.on Park Aaso. Am Safety Ragor () b 16% Fashion ParkAs pf., Am Beating.... 8 8 90 Fed Lt & Trac pf (§) s 11 months of the Present year were * reported as total- i n g $15071219. against $13,814,530 in the correspond- ing period last year, an increase « ©of $1256689, or 9.10 per cent. The report indicates that while Novem- ber sales were practically the same as a year the local chain store com- pany, which has many stores in other cities. will finish the year well ahead of 1929. i American Stores Co. also report- | ed for November today, sales reaching $11,132,261, against $11,522,139 in the | same month last year, a drop of $389,- 878, or 8.38 per cent. Sales for the first 48 weeks of 1930 totaled $129.482,650, compared with $130,208.426 in the cor- responding period in 1929, a decrease of $725,776, or .56 per cent. Her> again the indications are that the year's total sales will equal or pass those of 1929. The Childs Restaurant Co. reported a falling off of 12 per cent in November sales. Sal:s for the first 11 months of the year totaled $24,274,107. against 0 1101 148 36% 829, 38y 18% 10 118% 148 ) e, ® P 2. * CTL =100 S PSS RTA - PP P % wolvennofolasdSn oleEnwne nSommm obn Thomas J. Groom. S 22 &% Am Shipbuilding (5) 20, 51 Fed Motor Tr (80¢).. Am Sm & Ref (4).., 82 24 Fed Wat Sve A 2.40. Am Sm&R 2d of (6). 17 Federated Dept Strs, Am Snuff (13%).... % 46 Fid Ph Fire In (3.60) Am Solv & Chem 16% Firestone T & R (1) Am Steel Fdy (3) 4 53% Firest T & R pf (8),. Am Steel Fdy pf (7), 108 89% First Nat Stre (3%). $26.697.044 in 1929, a decrease of ! Am Stores (t23%).., 1 % Fisk Rubber....,... 178 $1,422,937, or 5.5 per cent. Am Sugar Ref (5).. H 2 Fiak Rubber istpf.. %700 2 " 3 Fiek Rub ist pfev. . Groom Entertainment Chairman. T Florsheim Sh pf (§ President Lanier P. McLachlen of the | 274% 14 Follansbe Bros (1).. District of Columbia Bankers' Associa- 9 47 Foster Whesler (3). tlon today announced the appointm:nt 106% 106% 224 Fourth Natl Invest,, of Thomas J. Groom, vice president and 108 108 cashier of the Bank of Commerce & 107 107 » "% as chllrmrm 1 of the Entertain- 5 sg‘v‘. 56% . 86 Fuller pr ot (1" ment Committee of the 1931 convention 6% 6W 21 Gabriel C of the District of Columbia Bankers Am Woolen pf, ... o aaireaes U Association, to be hld at Hot Springs, Am Writ Paper ctfs. 2 w2 4% Gen Am Investor, Am Writg Paper pf., 78 Gen Am Inv pf (6) Va. Mr. Groom was born in Mobile, Ala., Am Zing Lead & Sm. % 63 Gen Am Tk Car (34 and attended the public schools there. Anaconda Cop (23). 28% Gen Asphalt (3). ¥ " * He came to Washington in 1922, where Anaconda W & C (1) 10" Gen Cabl he attended Georgetown and Columbus Anchor Cap (2.40), 27 Universities, receiving his LL. B. degree Andes Copper (1), .. 10 36 Archer-Dan-M (2).. from the latter school. He was formerly 44% Gen Eleotric (1.60) vice &ddznt of the Washington Me- Archer-Dan pf (7)... 7 11% Gen Elec spes (60c) . v o - Srenlac Qe Gen Cable A. Gen Cigar (4). re: A S R ¢ Armeot of DI 1as s ey Ly SHI a m of the en (e30¢ Trade. Metropolitan, University and 50 Gen G & Bl cv pf 6), Washington Golf and Country Clubs. 80 GenG&EIDLA (1), He has served on the Standard Bank- Arnold Constabl 88 Gen Ital Ed (32.63).. ing Forms Committee of the District Artloom pf (7). 2 40% Gen Mills (3) ‘m)mhrs‘ Anocb lation, bn‘n vlge re:l:- :na ADnnlfllrfl:‘u 89 Gen Mills pf (l)'. t of the District Savings Banl = 880 Dry 31% Gen Motors (13.30).., vision of the American Bankers' Asso- Atch To & 8 Fe (10). 92% Gen Motors pt (6).,. ciation and also served on the advertis- Atch To& 8 F pf (5). 10615 106% 5 Gen Outdoor Adv.... and protectives committees. He Atl Coast Line (110). u7 - e 22% Gen Out Adv (A) (4) has also been active in convention work, AtlGuit& W1(d).. 40 40 16% Gen Pub Sve bé % stk having already served on the entertain- | At Gulf & W 1 pf (§) 52 52 56 Gen Ry 8ignal 16). .. ment, transportation and hotel commit- At Refining (12) 5% Gen Realty & '"til.,, tees, being vice chalrman of the Trans- Atlas Powder (4).... 61 GenR& Ut p. (eb).. portation Committee last year. MI;-SWN- ‘nl‘fl‘. . o 90 40 Gen Refract (14%),. Brabany en Same Commitis Automain: 11 ) PR P The appointment was also announced Aviation Co 6214 Gillette Saf R pf (5)- of Thomas W. Brahany, iad in Baldwin Loc 5% (imbel Bros. . Crane, gn-u & Co., as viunc airman Balto & Ohlo (7).... 24 47% Gimbel Bros pf (7) of the Entertainment Committee. ~Mr. Bang & Aroos (334), 8 Glidden Co (1.20). Brahany has already done a great deal Barnet Leather...., 1 3 5 Gobel (Adolf), of work for the association, has been Barnsdall A (2) . 40 29% Gold Dust (2%), on the Publicity Committee and a Bayuk Cig 1st pf (7). 20s 16% Goodrich (BF),,... member_of the council of administra- Beatrice Creami (4),. 3 87% Goodrich BF pt (7) tion. 1In conventions he has been Beatrice Cr pf (7).,. 1 36% Goodyear Tire (5),.. chairman and a member of the Enter- Beech-Nut Pkg (3).. 7 2 5% Gotham Silk Hostery tainment Committee several times, and | Belding-Hemingway 3 50 * Gotham 8 H pf (1) for two years was a member of the Bendix Aviation (1), 10 3% Graham-Paige.. General Convention Committee. o i 12 Granby Consol (2).. Mr. Brahany was born in Wisconsin (6), 136 60% 5O 26 Grand Silv Strs(h1). in 1878 and attended the University Lem St pf (7). 4 1194 1183 %! 2 10 Grand Unien........ of Wi n. He came to Washington 1%) 11 22 20, 84% Grand Union of (3).. in 1901 and attended the George Wash- 2 1% 1% 5 22 Granite City 8t (3) ton University here. He was active Borden Co ¢kl;. 68%4 67l 28 drant (WT) (1) 4n newspaper work both in Wisconsin Borg, Warner 17% 174 and here. Mr. B ny was assistant Botany Con M (A)... 3 3 Great Nor Ore(12%) secretary to the President of the United Briggs Mfg Co. 164 15% 10% Great Western Sugar States In the Taft and Wilson admin- Briggs & Strat (2 1% 17 8 Grigsby Grunow. .., Istrations and also served as private Brockway Mot Trk,, 4 4 10% Gulf Mobile & North. secretary to two Senators from Wis- Bklyn-Man Tr (4) 644 621 64w 19 Guif States Steel consin. He has been 8 member of the | Bklyn-Man Tr pf (§) 874 874 7% Hahn Dept 8to; Firm of Crane, Parris & Co. for about | Bklyn &Qu Tr pf(8). 8 . 86 56 59 Hahn-Dept 8 pf (634) four years. Bklyn Union Gas (5) 106% 104% 16% Hall (WF) Pr Co (3), Accumulation Plan Announced. Hrows Bhos () % 40% Har Wk Ref (1334),. Heyliger Church of Church, Wootton | Bruns Tér & Ry TN HNimen s O - 2 | 2 Hartman Corp (B .00, aanounces s Rew manky ecsumu- Bucyrus (1), 48 Hawaitan Bineap ( Investment Co, of Battimore, which g | ey P 2V fiaves Body, firm is introducing in Washington. The | m features a short-term accumula- period, safety and absence of for- feiture clauses and users receive 51 per cent compound interest. Three classes of securities comprise the col- lateral—real estate first mortgage bonds, certaln New York Stock Exchange bonds £ (7).. 208 and debentures and Government obli- b Superior. ations. The collateral is deposited with fyers (A M) e First Natiopal Bank of Baltimore, Byers (A M) pf (). Phich acts &s trustes. | Calif Packing (4)... Williams on Riggs Board. | » g:m.h.n.zmctu.. Bl Following the monthly meeting of the | lumet & Arizon 8% ’ 1 board o(‘gg'ecu.n of the Rigu‘: National | Calumet & Hoela. 7; :::l:l?:n':;:;mv‘:l: Bank, President Robert V. Fleming an- Gasipbsll Weant (3) : 20 Ind MotorCycle pf. .. flounced fi;fit';mdl of vfiun& M wil- S:fl';.'cl:.'.‘.ga‘*') e 34 [odisn Redning. rship on the board, fill- se n 11 Ran g the vacancy occgslontd by the pass- Cannon Millp (1.40). “Zy' {n:fir':uol-‘-.cwar 3 of John 8. Larcombe. Mr. Willlams Carial Admin (4).. 5% Insurance 8h (46c)., ¥ 3 SraBaEionnsane © = naRee s aleem 3 2 Bullard Co Wi Burns Bros (A) (3 Burr Add Mach (1).. Bush Termimnal (2%) Bush Term deb (7).. 408 ! 831 Hersh Choc pf (15) 6 Hoe (R) & Co. -l 284 Holland Purn ( 4% Houdatlle Hershey 1014 101% Household Fin pf ( us 11 33% Houston Ofl (b10% 1 l‘ 1 7% Houston Ol (new) 1:)?' 4114 20 Howe Sound (14% 196 40 Hud&Man Ry (3,60 484 18 Hudson Motors (3) y 7% Hupp Motors. P* S o r Caa e R e R E N ANRN O R A N ANE AN A AR E IR SRS 8 widely known in Washington as well | Capital Adm 4 of (3) throughout the United States, having gmmy served as solicitor of the De- tment of Agriculture and as commis- oner of the Internal Revenue. M. | Iliams is now a member of the law | Arm of Willlams, Myers & Quiggle of | this city. | Gas Bonds Put on Exchange. The new Washington Gas Light Co. 3.000,000 of 4'; per cent gold notes, ted December 1, 1930 and due April }. 1933, were listed on the Washington tock Exchange today. Interest on these bonds is payable semi-annually Chesapeake Corp (3) on April 1 and October 1. They are . . fedeemable in whole ar in part on the first day of any month on 30 days' Wotice at 101 and' interest through October 1, 1931; thereafter througn April 1, 1932, at 1007 and interest: thereafter through October i, 1932, ai 100', and interest, and thereafter to maturity at 100 and intevest. The issue, which was announced about a month 880, was very quickly sold Active Day on Local Board. Washington Rallway & Electric pre- ferred was the most active on the local fxchange today. many small lots chang- hands at 98'. and $8%. In very e: t_trading Capital Trection dropped 47. Pcugle.\ Drug moved 10 885, $8' and 98',. Mergenthaler Linotype closed at 88, Potomac Electric Power 6% preferred t 1111; and the 5! per cent issue at 0715, while 100 shares of Real Bstate : ortgage and Investment preferred | i 13 L;feud 6'¢. Bonds were rather ne- - “olunial Hea : 10 ted Col Fuel & tron (1). 283 Meard in Financial Distriet. Vol (lax & K1 12) 350 George O. Vass, vice president and O6: Gen 3 W08 4 ¢ rmgr of .the Riggs Nuitional Bank, back at his desk after a week's ill- Dess with a severe cold. Harold Stonier, national educational tor of the American Institute of , Was a visitar here yester- conterting with officials of Wash- 3 ' is announced that the Treasury ofia‘tg’ of $150.000.000 six-months, 13, 000,000 one year 1% gx t certificates of indebtedness, &5 bo- ing well recelved in banking and Gov- 218 ernment bond circles despite the lower 81, E;cmm:nul on any Government issues §q:0 ce the war. | *82 ‘American Telephone & Telegraph | % e $2.821.46, . g5, October rating incom: irh‘ "%’u“,‘“ in October, 1929; for | 5214 months §$27,747,353, agpinst $33,- 7 A0 | 94T Car Clin & Ohlo (4).. 10s se (J 1) (8).. . 146 Caterpillar Trac(té) 2 Cavanaugh-Dobbs. .. van'gh-D pt (§15).100s Corp s N8 latex Co Celotex voting etfl 4 . 108 Cent Agultre As 1ip. 2 Century Rib Mills, .. Cerro de Pasco (4).. Checker Cab (4.30).. 138% *[nt Harve Ches & Ohio (33)... o Int] Hydro EI Intl Match pf (4) Intl Paper pf (7) Intl Paper & Pwr A. Intl Pap & Pow (C),. Intl Pap & P ot (7) Intl Printg Ink (24) Intl Salt (3) fc Mil St P& Pac, Chic Mil H: P& P pf. Chi & Northwa (4).. Chic Puey Tool. ..., Chic R 1 & Pac (7)., Chic R1& P pf (6).. Chi R 1 & Pac pf (7). Chi YellowCab (3). Chickasha Cotian Of) Chiids Co «2 40). Chrysler Corp (1)... Gty lce & F (k3.60) 104 h Investors Equity ( Islané Cr Coal (4). Manville (3).. 29 Jones&Laugh of (7). 90s % Jordan Motor Car. 2 Kans City Sou (5).,. 2 Kayser Jultus (3%). 38 ¢ Kelly-8pring Tire.., § Kelly-8pring 6% pf. 50s Kelly-Spring 8% pf. 308 Kelsey Hayes (3)... 4 Kelvinator Corp . 28 Kend Co pf (16.37).. 1108 Isennecott Copper(3) 108 Kinney (GR) pf (8). 20s Kolster Radio. S olgter Radlo cti 2 Kresge (S8) Ca 1 5 IKresge Dept Stares., 1 Kreug & Tall ¢ ). 128 Krog Gr & Bak (p1), 28 LambertCo (8)...0e & Lane Bryant (2) 1 Lo Rubber & Tire. .. Lehigb Port Cmt (1) Leh Port Cem ptf (7). Lehigh Valley Coal; . Lehigh val (te H {«ehman Corp (3 Leho & Fink «3). Lilbey O Ford Glass Liggett & Myer (f5), g 12% Com In Tr (g1.60). . Comm Solvents (1) Cumwith & ] tumwlth & 8a pf (6) Jongoleum-Nelrp. .. 4 Congress Clgars (4) Consol Clgars (6) . Conyol C1g pE of §3 . 1804 Con'cu pr ot 3w 8%, 20 Consel rllu e « Consol Fllm pf (2).. 3 Consol Gae N Y (4).. 108 Cons RR Cub pf (8). % Conaol Testile...... Container A (1.20),., Cont)] Baking & Contl Baking B. Contl Baking of §). {‘ont| Cap « ceer Contl Dia Fib 39% Cont) Insur (2.40) 84 2% Contl Motors. 9% % — - LT ¥rog hunt used to a favorite 7% :‘ n Bdu:l'un untll ;’ by ;m bty i ks 3% % 1064 1% % | creased apprehension over the general 15 | new 1930 lows, including Lackawanna, Pressure—Industrials Also Sag. BY GEORGE T. HUGHES. ' Special Dispateh 1o The Star. i NEW YORK, December 9.—Selling again dominated the stock market to- day. As on Monday, liquidation was heaviest in the rails and met less op- position, but the industrials suffered more or less, although receiving better support. The action of the market in the pre- ceding session brought large selling orders at the opening today. The suc- cessfon of new lows in the rails in- situation and stocks were freely offered for both accounts. Buyers were to be found for the rail- road shares only at price concessions. ‘The result was another long list of Baltimore & Ohio, Nickel Plate, Pere Marquette, Texas & Pacific, Rock Is- land and Great Northern. The two supj dly prime investment issues, Mcgilou and New York Central, broke through their old resistance nts, New York Central selling under $120 a share for the first time since 1926. At today's quotation it was down 40 points from the low of the 1929 panic. Directors meet for dividend action Wednesday and are expected to declare the regular rate. Other Weak Spots. Other rails under pressure and at new | lows included Southern Railway and | Bt. Louis-8an Prancisco among the | issues whose stability of present divi- | dend rates have been questioned, and Missouri-Kansas-Texas, a non-dividend payer. There is no doubt that the de- cline in the rails has discounted all % | known adverse developments. The un- certainty is in the amount of forced liquidation yet to come, not in the value of the stocks at present prices. Two outstandingly weak spots in the | industrial list were Phillips Petroleum | and International Telephone & Tele- | ph, both of which made new lows. g:ul, Inc., and J. I. Case did the same. Worthington Pump fluctuated ner- | vously and Gillette sold off again. The Standard stocks met better sup- rt. United States Seel and General | otors held around the previous close. Bethlehem Steel held well also. As a matter of fact, Bethlehem has already | declared the regular quarterly dividend of $1.50 a share, payable February 16, ' 1931, so that there is no occasion to worry about that rate now. With steel ces stabilized, the stock of the lead- g independent on a 10 per cent yleld basis ought to meet good buying. Led by the ralls, the early market dropped into new low -ground in the heaviest volume of trad in three weeks. In the first half hour shares | traded amounted to 399,000, against Washingt Btos hange e e e New York Cotton Exchange v Vit Prodice Ex op & i A Ch N innet e remen Cotton Excha: STOCKS BONDS H CORNER 17th ST, F. B. KEECH & COMPANY Member of ew York Stock Exeh; Liverpool Cotton ‘Whlhn‘l{:‘ New Orles tes Steel held to a frac- tlonal decline, but there were wide losses and new minimums hit by Case Thresh- ing, Phillips Petroleum, Transamerica, Pisk Tire and Drug, Inc. General Motors was off a shade, American Tele- phone sagged 2 points and mine shares dropped fractionally. Money to Loan by first deed . ..- -,m ..:-u Joseph I. 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