Evening Star Newspaper, November 15, 1932, Page 13

c Our low rlcet are for cash W. A. Egg. W. A. Stove. 314.00 W. A. Nut. W. A. Pea Buckwheat Pocahontas Sto., $9.50 Pocahontas Egg, $9.75 $7.65 Fairmont Egg Coke (2,000) $1050 All our comls are sereened ‘and full weight guaranteed. B. J. WERNER 1937 Fifth St. N.E. North 0079 North 1710 VICKS COUGH DROP <.+ All you've hoped for in a Cough Drop — medicated with R UBA-SOUTH - FAST, NEW, . ONE NIGHT OUT TRAIN \" THE ~ TAMIAMI |~ g 1 e Lo e o g Leive WASHINGTON - 335 PM. Kea JAGKSONVILLE - $03AM. ‘ound iip tickets sold datly to obranimardy $0% Reduetion 0D IANE, P A 18I st . ‘elephone National mmn—e Frbeprerto y___/ 1EY are made of fine, rich hair fabric in the new tan and grey shades. Swagger cut and smart sport details. $35 would be fair price. We make them feature val- ues here at UTILITES T0 NEED LITTLE FINANCING 'Most of Larue Industrial Or- ranizations Also Well Fortified. BY FRANK H. McCONNELL, Associsted Press Financial Writer. NEW YORK, November 15.—With the bulk of this year's new financing ended for the public utility companies, investment bankers are now turning their sttention to 1933 requirements. A survey indicates that utility financing will be considerably lighter next year than this. A total of $304,- 454,000 of public utility bond moturities will come due in 1933, against $523,- 201,000 this year. Of this amount $60,~ 123,000, or nearly one-quarter of the 1933 total, will come due in January. With the election uncertainties over, investment authorities are plumbing the market to ascertain its strength, ey also Are scanning the future in an ef- fort to determine its probibie condi- tion in months to come. omparatively little industrial financ- ing, it is Welleved, will b2 undertaken. Mozt of the r industrial _organi- zations are well fortified. Railroad financing, on the basis of current con- ditions, is considered almost out of the question, most roads which are in need of funds are receiving them from either the Reconstruction Finance Cor- poration or the Railroad Credit Oor- poration. Foreign financing in any im- portant volume is, of course, not con- templated. Better Grades in Demand. But better grade utilily bonds con- tinue to enjoy a relatively good mar- ket, owing to manner in which oper- ntlng companies have managed to re- tain their earning power. Based on current_conditions, investment bankers are looking to the utility fleld as the most fertile for new bond business. ‘This appeal of the utilities is graph- ically measured in terms of average yie\da for various types or classifications Moody’s daily bond averages hllone that prime utility bopds are -e\ung at prices to yield around 4.33 to 4385 per cent, Meanwhile, industrial bonds of the same classification are selling to yield 4.69 to 5.49 per cent; the railroads to yield 4.93 to 6.45 per cent, while foreign bonds are selling to yield— {grvtheir two pflmm descriptions—5.94 42 A cllenflnr a{ 1933 financing, includ- % only the larger maturities of $3,.- 000 or more, has been prepared by “%&' which indicates that seven- of the year's financing will be | dm beroremmuehz.&o 6":“(‘)‘(‘1; f‘ls the | largest month w 0 of larger matutities and June ranks second with $42,052,000. Maturities Listed. Following is list of principal maturi- ties by months: January, ‘60500 000—810,000,000 De- tnit Edison Co. 000,000 twm Portland General Electric | l'bbnury, $10,000,000—Central Gis & )nrch 26,293, 000--43,063,500 Riee- 1,026,000—811,026,000 Unlon t & Power 6 pcr cenh { Edison n | $7,076,000—8$3,076,000 Mon- first 5 p‘l‘ cents, $4,000,000 Altoona & Logan Valley Electric Rnll- way 41, per cents. Octol $3,585,300—United Public | | per cen December, $8,436,000—$3,: 533,000 Gen- eral Public Utility notes, $4,903,000 De- troit City Street Railwa, tes. PR i, ‘The annual armament bill for the whole world exceeds $4,000,000,000. 18 12th ST. Butter Spreaders $ 9.00 s7 Salad Forks THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, R =!i'34 o asxo, 3RS 3RSGSE 2R gl 990! 19 SR EaGE3s oa! QO 58 Bt 3 - <Ot e Tt 3125 05 0 O~ TR 8 2 320 0! S b = DB 12 k223 i =25200000000007 : g oo B! aaa ARIDDD gt EEEP SR el vaz 64 1% gag;'w 9ok 81 ln"- 02t 6% 990! el 0% 258 23] Q! & mo* X 55 e 'Y Jal's, fl'l 7 0% 100Y 1"2"5%:.2 b - Fistonitan o B o umaen e S ss5dary 18 By Z45 9 42203 @3 RATE ON TREASURY BILLS IS ABOUT 0.21 PER CENT | Average Interest on Bank Discount Basis Revealed After Heavy Oversubscription. The average rate of interest on a bank discount basis of the latest offering of 91-day Treasury bills, which was heav- 1ly oversubscribed, is about 0.21 per cent, it was announced last night by Secre- tary of the Treasury Mills. Although the offering was for only about $75,000,000, bids were received in the amount of $311,766,000. The highest bid was 99.952, equivalent to an interest rate of about 0.19 per cent on an annual basis, The lowest bid actepted was 99.944, equivalent to an interest rate of about 0.22 per cent on an annual basis. Only part of the amount bid for at the latter price was | accepted. The total amount of bids ac- cepted was $75,480,000. price of Treasury bills to be issued is 99.948. CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET CHICAGO, November 15 (#) (United i 1, | States Department of Agriculture) — Hogs, 32,000, including 8,000 direct active, mostly 10-16 below_yesterday: under weights, 15-26 off; 140-280 pounds, 3.35a3.40: top, 3.45; few pifls 3.00a3.35; light kinda up to 3.75; pack. ing 8o 5a3.00; light light, good and choice, 14 3.30a3. 40 me- AB; heavy weight, 250-350 pounus. 3.1023. packing sows, medium and good, 27 500 pounds, 2.60a3.15; pigs, good and cholce, 100-130 pounds, 3.00a3.40. Onme—Reulpu 8,000 head; calves, head; no reliable outlet for| .slnughur steers and yearlings; bidding | sharply lower again; liberal carry over from Monday; butcher she stock weak to 25c lower; bulls and vealers, steady; no choice strecrs sold; ‘slaughter cattle and vealers, steers, good and choice, 01 po 3.5006.00; heifers, good and choice, §50-850 pounds, 5.75a7.25; common and medium, 3.25a8.75; cows, and choice, 3.5024.50; common and medium, 2.50a3.50; low cutter and cutter, 1.758 2.50; bulls (yearlingt ‘excluded), good and choice (beef), 3.2504.50; cutter to medium, 2.75a3.50; vealers( milk-fed), good and cholce, 4.75a6.00; medium 3.50a4.75; cull and common, 2.50a3.50; stocker and_feeder cume steers, good and choice, 500-1,050 common and medium, 3.004.75. Sheep—Receipts, 10,000 head; very unevenly lower; good native lambs, 5.50a 5.75; ho'ding closely scrted kinds above 6.00; lambe, 90 pounds down, good and cholce, 5.50¢6.25; medium, ' 4.2685 50; all welghts common, 3.50a4.25; ewes, 90-150 pounds, medium to choice, 1.25a 2.75; all weights cu'l and common, 75a {2.00; feeding lambs, 50-75 pounds, flodl % and choice, 4.75a5.35. POTATO MARKET. CHICAGO, November 15 (/).—Pota. toes, 35; ontncx m total U. 8. ship lnodu'lu GEO, D. HOINI a Of course we'd be first to quote this price on Gorham Sterling Silve Fairfax 3% T OFF Pattern Wers Tea Spoons Bouillon Spoons. . $10.00 38-_5_", 14 doz. $11.00 ‘9:5‘2 85 14 dos. % doz. Cold Mese Fork. 8 3.00 $4:25 e, Dessert Spoons :1&00 Soup Spoons. .. ..$16.00 Dessert Forks....$15.00 Dessert Knives. . .$20.00 Bonbon Spoon.. § 2.00 $ 225 14 doz. % doz. gED 30 2 174 5120 14 doz % doz D. .C, | dlums 32 The average | 60 pounds, 3.25a3.40; light | pounds, 4.75a6.00; | slow; few sales and most bids weak to | Washinxton Produce receipts, 30; storage, araded, extras, 44; Atmdsrda, 39; me- Poultry, alive—Turkeys, old toms, 12a13; old hens, 13a14; young hens, 198 | 21; young toms, llll‘l No. 2, 10a12; chickens—Plymouth Rocks, 4 ds and over, 15a18; under 4 pounds, 12a13; Leghorns, 10a11; mixed colored chickens and Leghorns, 9al2; hens, 4 pounds and over, 14a15; capons, 7 pounds and | over, 22a25; small capons and roasting | 17a20; keats, old, 20a35; try, = A hens, 23a25; young toms, 21a24 hens and toms, 21a23; old tom: old hens, 18a19; chickens, Plymouth| Rocks, 4 pounds 'and over, 17; under 4| pounds, 15a17; Leghorns, 13al4; mtxed‘ cclored chickens, 16; hens, 414 pounds and over, 17a18; 4 pounds and under, 15a16; mixed ‘small hens and Leghorns, | roasting chickens, 17a19; roost- a12. to—Beef, 12; lamb, 13; veal, 11; pork loins, 13; fresh hams, 10 smoked | hams, l!, strip bacon, 13;. lard, 7 com| d, 7. Live stock—Hogs, tht, medium, 3.75a4. hea: pigs, 3.75a4.00; mu[ha 200‘3 00; calves | 3.0006.00; lambs, 3.00a5.50. Game—Rabbits, per dnm 260‘3 00 Fm"&—* les, b 501 box stock, 1.50a2.38; 1.50a2.00; fancy box stock, 1.75a2.25; pes, Concords, 3-pound baskets, 1. 12; l!n!ln&ll. .50a2.00; CAPITOI. LIMITED -0k AIR-CONDITIONED Clean and correctly tempered air in each car on Washington's first and only all-Pullman train to Chicago. Also Sunroom-Observation car; Club- Leunge:Compartment,Draw ing-room, Private Section Sleepers, or Private Bedroom car; Colonial Diner; train- secretary, barber-valet, maid-mani- cure—yet no extra fare! Many people say they like our road, too, because of the really courteous treatment they receive.... Le. Washington . ... . 8.50p. m. Ar.Chicago., ..., .9.008. m. Other convenient daily trains to Pitts- burgh, Chicago, Detroit. D. L. Moomsax, Asst. Gen. Piss. Agent, ‘Woodward Bldg., 15th & H Sts., N.W. District 8300 Paper White Narcissus Good Strong, Healthy Bulbs, 12 for 38c This Sale Only 1 ot ing, besutiful Sha Bt on yous table % Hardy lvy,-GSC doz. 607 ESt. N MR. DANIEL FROHMAN, Distinguished DEAN of the American Theatre WHO are playing the bitter role OF misery on the great stage OF Life . . . SPECIAL SALE WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY Rose Bushes, 35c¢ ea.; 3 for $1.00 F.W. Bolgnano & Co. And here’s a Coat that plays Dutch Bulbs Hyacinths, Tulips, Crocus, Freesias, Nar- cissus or Daffodils, Spanish Iris, Lily of the Valley Pips, Re- gale Lilies and Ma- donna Lilies. Y4 Off Catalog Price on All Varieties Now in Stock. Evergreens, 79c ea. 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