Evening Star Newspaper, September 29, 1931, Page 13

Fnduelarks Unit of Associa- tion Organized—Busy Pro- gram Is Planned. BY EDWARD C. STONE. fduclaries section of the Dis- trict Bankers' Association has organized for the coming year by the election of Kenneth F. Brooks, assistant trust officer .fl.l' Rll(l National Bank, as chairman; Leonard Marbury, assistant trust officet Washington Loan & Trust an, and T. Stanley Hol- t trust officer American Co,, secretary. Ralph Quinter, "trust officer of the Com- mercial National, and Willlam 8. How- ard, assistant trust officer of the Na- tional of Washington, have been | elected the Executive Council. section is about to launch a busy Winter's program. Last year the division had .a highly successful pro- L] gram carried out under the guidance of Barnum 'L, Colton, trust officer of the District Nati~nal. Much of the work was done by six subcommittees: Life X.nlunnee Tnlm Taxation, Stand- ard Trust For Education and Pub- licity, Law lnd Legisiation and Stand- ardization. The above officers were active in committee work last year and other committee chairmen Included l‘uklne Gordon, Federal-American; Irvi r&el. Union Trust, and A. A. Hoehlin, ational Metropolitan. The c fef aims of the section are to secure co-operation among its members in the establishment end maintenance of uniform fiduclary practices; to fur- ther personal acquaintance among the members, and to discuss fiduciary prob- lems and matters of common interest. One of last year's most prominent speakers was Gilbert T. Stephenson, now president of the trust company. dl'mmmfll the American Bankers' As- Riggs’ Main Office Transformed. All the woodwork, metal work and glass separating the offices of the vice -ldm and other official personnel m ‘National Bank have been the marble separating the nfle&m e main lobby remaining. ‘When President Fleming and his as- sociates !&ured‘ thed b:hnk yuum-y morning they foun ese practically completed, the east L\m the bank having been entirely trans- formed over the week end. One can hardly realize what & difference in ap- pearance the nxxn' down of a few par- titions makes. The changes are in keep- | ing with the trend in many large banks which alm to make the offices more accessible to the public and at the same time improve the H‘ht, ventilation and general surroundings. This eh-nn at Riggs e mezzanine ln the rur o( o( the ht, wh ncreased '.he H[ht about 100 per 5 11% 109% 20 ? 2% B9 128 37% 66 9 €2 5814 138's 42% 4% 31 48% 60 108% 201% 128% 132% 132 80"- 101 2874 29% g THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE Received by Private Wire Direct to The Star Office. llull'..ll n Mn Tots. uml !M- destymated by latter .'.'-i" 'k and nm‘.m Rate. ulu High, Low. Ghn Chge. 24 8% 8% £ Adams Express (1) Ad Alleg Cp pf 330 Alleg Cp pf w $40 Allegheny Steel 60 Alpha Port Cemt ( Amerada Corp (2)... Am Agri Chem(Del). Am Bank Note (13).. Am Brake Shoe(2.40. Am Brake 8h pf (7). Am Can Co (15). Am Can Coof (7). AmCar& Fary (1).. Am Car & Fdy pt (1) Am Chain. .. s Am Confel Alcohol. . Am Encaustic Tiling Am European Secur. Am & For Power.... Am & For Pwr pf(6). Am & For Pwr pt(7). Am & Por Pwr 2d pf. Am Hide & Leather. . i Am ITome Prod 4.20.. Am Jee (2). . ; Am Jee pf (6). Am International. ... Am Locomotive (1). Am Mch & Fdy 1.40.. Am Mach & Metal Am Metal Co.... Am Natural Gas pf. . Am News (13%).. Am Pwr & Lt (31)... Am Pwr & Lt of (§). Am P&Lt pf A st(5). Am Radiator (60c).. Am Radiator pt (7). Am Republics....... Am Rolling Mills Am Safety Razor (5) Am Seating Am Shipbuilding (5) i Am Smeit Ref (2)... Am Sm & Ref pf (7). Am Snuff (183%).. Am Solv & Chemical. Am Steel Found (1).. Am Stores (1234440 Am Sugar Ref (5)... Am Sugar Ref pf (7). Am Tel & Telex (9).. Am Tobacco B (16).. ‘Am Tobacco pt (6),+ Am Water Wk (3).. Am Wat Wks efs(3). Am Writ Paper ctf: Am Writ Paper pf. Am Zinc & Lead. Anaconda Copper. 4 Anaconda W & C (1), Anchor Cap (2.40), Archer Danlel Mid, Archer-Dan pf (7).. ‘Armour of Del pf (1) 114 Armour of TH (A). .. % Armour of Til (B). 7 Armour of 11 pf Blfi Arnold Constable Associated Apparel 14 Cuban Domn Sugar.. 35% Cudahy Packing (4). 55 Curtis Publish (4)... 1% Curtiss Wrignt, . 2% Curtis Wright (A), 1245 Cutler Hammer. La nm Detroit Edison (3 14 Diamond Match ( 24% Diamond Mtch pf 1 81 Dome Mines “)i 184 4% Eastern Roll Mill; 185% 99 Eastman Kodak (18) 128% Eastman Kod pf (8). 71 Katon Axle & Spr(1). 85% Eitington-Schild pf. 22% Elec Auto Lite (4)... 98 Elec Auto-Lite pf(7) 1% Electric Boat....... 215 Elec&Musical Instru 22 ElecPwr&Lt(1).., 66% Elec Pwr & Lt pf(8), 73% Flec Pwr & Lt pf (7) 30 Flec Storage Bat (4). 30 Endicott-Johnson(3) ©22 Eng Pub 8ve (1.60)., 60 Eng P 8 prww (w,), 234 2% " BRI TS 5714 Farbankn f (1., 29% Fed Lt & Tr (3135)., 4 Fed Mot Truck(40c). 3 Federal Screw Wks. . 11 Fed Wat Sve A(1.20) 264 Fid Ph Fire In(2.60). 13 Firestone T& R (1). 56 Firestone T&R pf(6) 41 First Natl Strs (2%) % Fisk Rubber........ 18%4 Florsheim (A) (1%) 5 Follonsbee Bros. ... 13 Foster Wheeler (1).. 18 Fourth Nat Inv mbe 81 Fox Film (A) (23}, 67 Franklin Smn pf(1). 17 Freeport-Tex (3).... 1l Prpf(+7.11).. 1308 @ H - EE T =T T T R Ty 8 37% Gen Food Corl (!).. 105 * tw. -3 - K 2 —-% 25 1 36 —14% 551 —24 2% — % 18% ~ % B% — 4% 14 -1 98l —1%% 34 1 D.:Cy # -l STOCK PRICES SINK T0 NEW LOW MARK Heavy Selling Again Results in Numerous Declines Through List. BY GEORGE T. HUGHES. Special Dispatch to The Star. NEW YORK, September 29.—Liqui- dation again overtaok the stock market today, carrying prices for industrials and utilities down to new lows while the railroad shares made obstinate re- sistance. = Following the weakness of the last hour on Monday, the overnight orders were predominantly on the selling side, For an hour or 50 volt Wwas 80 that at intervals the tape fell behind business on the floor. On the firs half hour 500,000 shares changed hands against 300,000 in the same period Monday. The source of the liquidation was difficult to determine. It was said, however, that in large part the offer- ings were for foreign account. It was doubtful whether there was much short selling on this side, in view of the attitude of' the elchu.\‘e authorities in the present crisis. The new lows for the bear market recorded today included some of the most prominent industrials and utilities. Among them were United States Steel, chnml Motors, American Telephone & legraph, Consolidated Gas and a lon| 'H-!t of less importint equities. ,Gener: Motors was driveni down closh to 25, United States Steel under 74 and Amer- ican Telephone & Telegraph under 134 during ‘this early selling. The higher 15:; - 3| priced stocks continued their decline, 5% + 3% 5T —Th 20% —3% 4 g 1% —1% 26% -1% 15 58— 1 Ml ~8% 1!% -4 % — % 134 + % 18% —1% 1 Coco Cola breaking some 10 points. Eastman Kodak came down close to par. Du Pont was very weak, in sym- thy with General Motors, and Beth- ehem Steel made a new low even before United States Steel ‘There were oaly a few items of news, aside from the general distrust of the situation abroad, that might have been expected to influence prices. Money was distinctly firmer, although the re- newal rate for call funds was unchanged at 115 per cent. The ahippin: today of $12,000,000 in gold, of which $7,000,000 went to France and $5,000,000 to Switzerland, was announced. Another shipment Monday night was $9,420,000, of which all but $20,000 for Switzerland went to France. The United States, however, could spare much more gold than there seems any prospect of going out. The reconvening in Washington of the Federal Trade Commission for the purpose of resuming its investigation of the public -utilities was, of course, not a helpful influence. Public Utility preferred stocks today were weak, alo; wi the common shares. n& industry the news was more cheertu] telling of a cut in crude output aver- aging 21,671 barrels a day for the week zndin| &umber 26 and of a strength- ening in the gmnne price level. w TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29 1931 RESERVE BANK RATE INCREASE FORECAST Hardening of Time 1oney Rates Reflects Lending to Foreign Institutions. Special Dispatth to The Star. YORK, September 29.—The | NEW persistent stiffening in time money rates reflects the release of gold by the Fed- eral Reserve to foreign banks and a somewhat larger employment of funds in the stock market. Again this week is heard the tion that the Federal Reserve rate in New York will be raised on Thursday to 2 per cent. It would not be surprising to Wall Street it wmeuflu of nm nature oc- curred soon, if not this week, for the rate of 11, per cent in New York is one half of 1 per cent lower than the French and Swiss markets, with all of the other European money centers on the highest ¢ | discount basis since the war. The situ- ation here has reacted chiefly against t issues, of which practically t | Government all in the classifications below 33, per cent are selling at par to a discount of over 3 pe'r cent, BTOCK YIELDS NEW YORK, September 29 (Special). —The average yield on stocks of thz active class, nof. including those whose dividends are in question, i3 between 7% and 7': per cent, The reduction or omission last week of over 60 divi- dend payments has produced vield ad- justments in & number of prominent shares that were conspicuous for the high percentages of retun quoted. Money to Loan d of trust Seen ll it dee d-:l onr’e'l .lol L) fieller (AL Money on Hand to Loan on First Deed of Trust 67 Interest e s S Applications JAMES F. SHEA 643 Indiana Ave. N.W. LOANS Ts Your ist, 2nd or 3td Trust Due? MR, FRIEDMAN 416 5th_St. N.W.. Room 707. __NAT. 451 & 3 . FINANCIAL. " F. B. KEECH & COMPANY Members of R R "“@"Efil... T fagene e 0l Cotton Asoctat '..I:;.n‘ =c°u" uh .I’!lln 00“0! Ghlfll'. ‘“..c STOCKS BONDS COMMOD"'IE‘_ DIRECT PRIVATE WIRES " We are equipped to handle promptly orders on the leading exchanges of the world. H CORNER 17TH ST., N. W., WASHINGTON NATIONAL 0248 § New York Chicage Philadelphis Providence Srookiyn Detrott Winnipes A Banking Conn?ct;on With any American Security Office affords a valuable contact with all de- partments of this strong bank and with executives who are capable of inters preting its broad policies in terms of your individual needs. Every Banking and Trust Service 15th and Penna. Ave. Branches: Northeast— 8th and H Streets N.E. Northwest— 1140 15th Street N.W. Surplus—$3,400,000 Central— 7th and Mass. Ave. N.W. Southwest— 7th and E Streets S.W. Capital—$3,400,000 ’5,000 203% 3 Gen Gas&El A(edfc) 20 Election of Bink Directors. 108% 96! 25 Gen Gas&E cv pf(§). § GAIN IN NEWSPAPER 26 o0& William W. Hoxton, n of the | 120 65% Atl Coast Line (7). 34% Gen Mills (3).. xton, chairma Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond, an- nounces that an election will take pllce ‘The Federal Reserve Board's monthly bulletin states that at the end of Au- gust Government #ecurity holdi the Reserve banks- were $728,000,000, close to the largest volume on record, while discount for member banks, some- ‘what larger than e-rly in the Summer, wm still at a low level. monetary gol dum R t, and early in September ugust, an vu at the highest point ever reached— Pm’ the month of August the reserve ratio of the Resrve banks averaged 81.4 ger cent and the amount of gold held the Reserve banks in excess of the required 40 per cent against notes and | 35 per cent against deposits was about | $2,000,000,000. Reserve balances of the member banks continued in August to be larger than required by law and the volume of their excess reserves, was close to $100,- 000,000, and Jarger than at the same season in 1830 and 1929. 5814 288, 4 18 AtlGulf&W I pf (6). 11 Atlantic Refining (1) 27% Atlas Powder (4)... 95% Auburn Auto (£4).., 17 Austin Nich pf A (3) y 1% Autosales pf.. & 2% Aviation Corp Del % 8 Baldwin Locomotive 80% 101% Bamberger pf (614). 32% .'u 20’\' oo 36 Bang & Aroos (3%3). 28% Barker Bros pf (8%4) 5 Barnsdall Corp'n.... 40 Beatrice Cream (4).. 1% Belding-Hemingway 14% Bendfx Aviation (1), 29 Best & Co (2) . 29% Bethlehem Stes! (1) 87% Bethlehem Stl pf (7) 8 Blaw-Knox (1).. 20% Bohn Alumn (1%). 8% Briggs MIg (11%).. Briggs&Stratton(2). Brockway Mot Trk. ., Bklyn-Man Tran (4). Bklyn-Man Tr pf (6) Bklyn Union Gas (5) Brown Shoe (3) Brunsw-Balks. Bruns Term & Rwy' % Bucyrus-Erfe. Bueyrus-Tirie cv pt 4 Budd Wheel (1)... Bullard Co...... Bulova Watoh (80¢). Burns Bros(A) v.t.c., Burrough A M(t1%) % Bush Terminai(2%). Bush Term deb (7) 5 Butterick Co. s Byers (A M) Co. Calif Packing (2). Callahan Zine & Ld s Calumet & Arizona. Calumet & Hecla. .., 23% Gen Motors (3). 783 89% Gen Motors pt (5) 5 31 Gen Outdoor Adv 2 14 Gen Prig Ink (2%5)., 4508 47 Gen Prtg Ink pf (6).. 1508 4% Gen Publie Servic 3 30 Gen Ry Signal (5) 3 1% Gen Realty & Util 10 23 Gen Realty & Util pf. 20 Gen Refractories (3) 31 Gen Steel Casting pf. 115 Gen Theatre Equf; 10 Gillette Sa: 47% Gillette Saf R pf 3% Gimbel Bros 5% Glidden Co. 18% Gold Dust (134).. 6% Goodrich (B F).. 26 Goodrich (BF) pf... 23 Goodyear T& R (1). 62% Goodyear ist pf (7). 4 Gotham Silk Hoslery 4 50 Gotham S Hpf (1).. 1008 G y [ 4% Grand 811 Strs (h1).., 189 10% Grand (Tnion. 8 14'5 Great Northn Drc(l) 6% Great We: n Sug. . 80'3 Great Wn Sug pf (7) 2 Grigsby Grunow.... 17% Gult Hnblhl\nr »f. 8% Gulf States Steel. ... , 26 Hackensack W (1%) 3% Hahn Dept Stores 6 Hahn Dpt St pf(8%) Hanna pf (7)....... Huull-n Plnup @) . y Corp... Htlmn (GW) Pf (7). Hercules Mot (80c). Hercules Powder(3). Hers) Hershey Choe pf (15) Hollander Sons..... Homestake Min (13), Houdaflle Hershey .. Household Fin (4.20) Houston Ofl........ Houston Ofl (new).. 4 Howe Sound (2).... Hudson & Man (3%) PR aNNN * 55 ADVERTISING IS SEEN Local Business Trends Will Be Fol- lowed More Closely, Bank Survey Declares. ‘The determination of advertising managers to follow local business trends more closely undoubtedly will resuit in increased newspaper advertising in ad- vance of national magazine advertising, according to a survey of the trends in advertising appearing in the current | issue of Trade Winds, publiched by the Union Trust Co. of Cleveland. The article points out that for some years w eome advertising will be bought more cautious and selective hflu than it has in the past. “Improvement in general business likely will be spotty, in which case lo- cal ld rtisi of advertising in the next few years may be expected to pay the closest fiulble attention to the relationship tween distribution and advertising, picking out sections where recovery first manifests itself for intensive pro- motional campaigns. They will seek business where business is to be had. According to the Trade Winds arti- cle, the plan of basing advertising ap- propriations a year in advance on sales volume or profits for the preceding year is giving way to two new tend- encles in formulating advertising campaigns. The first is an attempt to ! forecast on the basis of probable prices and buying power just how much busi- ness is available in a territory and how much advertising will be necessary to get that business. 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Rust Company 1001 Fifteenth Street National 8100 B 8 AP L T 8 H B.D 1 8 89 Money Avmlable for Mortgage Loans Reserve bank credit outstanding in- 6 4 ereased in August by about $2%0,000,000 , 26 a-. Hudson Motor (1)... and amounted at the end of the month P _13% 4 Hupp Motors. ... to_$1,200,000,000, the resume says. Buysiness was unusually lively on the | Washington Stock Exchange today, both | in the stock amd bond divieions. The | first sale was $2,000 Washington Gas 6s, series B, at 106, followed by a $5,000 turnover in Washington Railwa i Electric 4s at 92, Later $6,000 Ana- | costia & Potomac Railroad 5s came out | at 69 and $1,000 Capital Traction Js' sold at 76. The first stock sale was a small lot of Capital Traction, ex-dividend, at 29, a new low in the present market. The day’s sales totaled but 20 shares Potomac Electric Power 6 per cent pre- | ferred registered 112 and 50 shares of | Barber & Ross common came out at 10, | ‘Ten shares of Federal-American Ne- tional Bank & Trust Co. stock came out | at 43, ex-dividend. ‘Lanston Monotype sold in small lots | at 743 and 741, while Mergenthaler Linotype moved, ex-dividend, at 72%, ! 72 and 71%. Several other stock sales | were recorded during the session, in- | cluding 10 shares of Security Savings & Commercial Bank stock at 435 i Heard in Financial District. The Boston Ice Co., subsidiary of the American Ice Co., has reduced the price | of ice to 50 cents per 100 pounds, from | 60 _cents, effective October 1. ‘The Norfolk & Western Rallway Co., as a measure to alleviate unenployment, has _decided to hire no more married women after October 1. Those already employed are not affected. Women who marry while in the company’s employ will be dismissed. The annusl convention of the Asso- ciation of Personal Pinance Companies will be held here from October 20 to 28, | at the United States Chamber of Com- merce. About 1000 delegates fran 26 States are expected. The convention met_here last year The Association of Bank Women will have its annual convention at Atlantic City while the American Bankers' As- socistion is in session there. Women em- ployed in Washington anks are always deeply interested in this meeting. QGrace 8. Stoermer of Los Angeles will ‘Washington Cklnn( House figures for today: $3,550, 009 Argentina Whelt Surplus. BUENOS AIRES, Argentina, Septem- ber 29 (#).—Argentina’s exportable sur- .plus of wheat officially estimated at 12 Caterpillar Trae( 89 26 Illinois Central (4 6 6 6 Celanese Corp. Celotex vte ctf: Ches & Ohio (23), Chesapeake Corp(3). % Chi Great W hi & Northwest ( Chi Pneu Tool. Chl Pneu Tool pf. Chicago R 1&Pacific. Chi Yellow Cab (3) Childs Company . City Ice&Fuel (3 City Tce&Fuel pf 6% 50% Co 30 Colea #8 Colz-Palm-P pt () 8 Coliins & Alkman 714 Co'onial Beaco: 83 Colo Fuel & lro 18% Col Gas&E!lec (2 87% Col Gas&El pf A 42 Columb C n Comm Cry % Comel Cr %) 15% Comel Iny Trust (2). 75 Comm Invevpf( 9% Comel Solvents ( 47 Comwlith&Sou (40¢). 74 Comwlth&Sou pf (6) 28 Conde Nast Pub (2).. 6" Congolm-Nairn (1).. 7'z Congress Cigar (1).. 23 Consol Cigars (5). Consol Cgr pr pf 6 69% Consol Gas N ¥ (4).. 987 Consol Gas NY pf(5) 10Y% Consol Laundries(1) 20 ConsolRwys pf (6).. % Consol Textile. . 515 Contl Baking (A). 7 Contl Baking (B). 43% Contl Baking pf (8). 36% Contl Can (214)..... 5% Cont Diamond Fibre. 22 Cont Insur (2.40). 13 Contl Motors, 5 Contl Ol (Del). 14 Contl Shares. 1% Indian Motor Cycl 2 Indian Refining tl‘é Indust Rayon (4 Ingersoll Rand (4 Inllnd Steel (23) Inspiration Copper. . Intercontl Rubber. Int Agriculture pt Int Bus Machine( N BECANNARAR R HAANNNNARS ARDN Int Hydro El A (e2) Int Match pf (4) int Merchant Ma nt Nick of Can(40c Int Nick Can pf (7) Int Paper pf. Int Paper & Int Paper & Pwr (m ah e S 5 mm ~eRed int Salt (3). Int Shoe (3) Int Silver, Int Tel & Té Int Dept Stores Q@ 57% Interstate D 8 pf(7) 9% Intertype Corp (1). 2% Investors Equity. " 20 _Isiand Creek Coal T 80 Jewel Tea (4)......r 80% 87 Johns-Manville (3).. 31 lzlli 99 Jones & Laugh pt(7) 30s Iu Klnnl City Southn. Karstadt (Rudoelph). na Kayser (J) & Co (1). 50 Keith-Alb-Or pf (7). 1 Kelly-Spring Tire 5% Kelly-Spr T8% of.. 508 3'4 Kelvey-Hayes Wheel 6 Kelvinator Corp. 20 " Kendall Co pf (6)... 10% Kennecott Copper(1) 24 Kimberly Clark 2%.. Kresge Dept Stores. 108 Kresge Dept Strs pf. 708 ) (1.60),. 421 ess (SH) Co (J1).. 3 5% Kreuger & Toll 1.61). 556 5% 18 Kroger Grocery (1). “¥T% 62 Lambert Co (8) 17% 6 Lene Bryant (1). 4% 2% Lee Rubber & Tire 8 Leh Port Cement 22 Lehigh Valley R R. 381 Lehman Corp (3) 20 Lehn & Fink (3), 7' Libbey Owens Gl -1% 100% + % 12 +% & ¥mm FIRST TRUST LOAN we immediately wHEN we receive an application for a begin the necessary preliminaries that we may give you a definite report as promptly as possible. Consideration given to applications on apartment houses, office buildings, residences and business prop- erties located in Washington, nearby Maryland or Virginia—for either new loans or re- financing—3, 5 or 10 year periods, and the rate will be........c.uu..n 5%% RANDALL H. HAGNER & COMPANY MORTGAGE. 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DEPOSITS INVITED IN ANY AMOUNT— INTEREST PAID ON BOTH SAVINGS AND CHECKING ACCOUNTS OFFICERS: National Savings & Trust Co. 5. unalnoo bushels. ~The exportable | £6% 4l's ?nrnl‘rnductl(l) 50t Liggett & Myers(15) % 65th Oldest Savings Institution in the District of Columbia ln; of com;a;phcefl ";’29] ::g ,000 ]’l):‘ 13:.‘ C1)rn :’rod praT) 20 0 ) -1 51 Ligg & Myers B ('7‘) Y and laxseed al 000 ‘'oty Ine 2 3 1356 Ligg & Myers pf (7). MORTGAGE LOANS ear .Cor..lsfllu?deYorkAve. Bushels. 3414 20 Cream of Wheat 123 5 ot g1 =1 | '84% 16 Lima Locomot tm2). Reports lest night erroneously gave £ 313 Crosley Radi - much smaller figures. 38% 18% Crown Cork (3.40) wu, = “ -