Evening Star Newspaper, November 17, 1932, Page 15

FINANCIAL Cold Weather Credited. NEW TREASURY BILLS t Noyémber 17 ()—Dark N NEW YOR - TOSTEADY MARKET * Help to Check Heaviness in Foreign Loans and Industrials. Special Dispateh to The Star, NEW YORK, November 17.—The steadiness in United States Government bonds today somewhat relieved the effect of heaviness among foreign dol- lar loans and in %‘m of the domestic corporation list. e slow but gradual rise in Treasury issues is assumed to be reiated to the debt situation, al- though it is difficult to analyze its pres- ent aspect as especially favorable to any group of American securities. Reich Issues Sell Off. The cabinet crisis in Germany caused some selling of the issues of Reich. The 5%s were off about a t and the 78 1}; points. German mi and corporation issues also were heavy. Likewise there were small losses in British and Prench bonds, while Jap- anese 6ls on moderate transactions declined 8. The market in Argentine loans has so narrowed down that fluc- tuations are not an accurate guide of sentiment toward them. Frequently Josses or gains of 2 points are made on a single sale. The Baltimore & Ohio short 4!2s, the 4156 of 1960 and the refunding 5s ‘were up from one-half to a point. The proposal of the company to pay 50 per cent of the maturing bonds by the end of this year is one that holders cannot afford to reject, as it is one of the most liberal concessions to se- curity holders with a maturing obliga- tion that has so far been offered. Chesapeake Corporation 5s, Chicago & Northwestern refunding 58 and Mis- souri-Pacific 4s were fractionally lower. ONDS 2 TOCK EXCHAN “Recelved by Private Wire Direct to The Star Office. UNITED STATES. ) lmmhm' : Low. Lib 3348 33-47. ... 10126 10124 101 :l Lib1st 438 32-47 1029 1025 102 Lib 4th 638 33-38 10317 10813 9627 9620 981 9726 10156 1013 1016 1012 100 256 100 28 1029 1028 1044 10331 1082 108 Alleghany 68 . Allis-Chalm 58 '37. AmF P 58 2030.... 1y AmlflChl!fil’lA 3 ;g%‘ Bell T 111 Cent ct tr 4s '53. 11 Cent ct tr 43 "33 I Cent4%s . Iil Cent ref 53 '55.. % 1 Int T&T6s'66.... Italy 7s°51... o 1 Italy Pub 7s '52. 894 | Japanese 5% s ‘65 104 Japanese 63 s 5 106% | Ran C ¥ S&M 45’36 108 108 Am TAT 5%s'43 107 Am Wat Wks 58’34 . 91 L] 70! 43 Argentine 6s B Arm & Co 4%s'3 Arm Del %4843 Atchis 45 1905-58 Atchizon £n 43 91 4 100 105% | Kan C P&L %8 '61 q % | Kan City Ter ¢ % | Kan GAE 438 °80.. bl ‘atadt 65 ‘43 % | Kend 5% 848 ww. . % | Kreug & Toll 5s'89. s, | Lack St 63 A 50 led Long Isl rf ¢s 4! Lorillard 5s ‘61, | L &N ot 5%s 2003, 697% | McKes & R6% 50' T3% Manhat Ry cn A Australia 68 T T4% | Market StTs A ‘34 Austrian 7s ‘4: Alleghany Corporation 5s were off a point. Traction Bonds Improve. There was some improvement in the local traction bonds. Interborough Rapid Transit 7 per cent certificates advanced a point. Issues of the oil companies were steady. Paramount- Famous-Lasky 6s had another decline, after a drop of over 5 points Wedne: day, and were quoted under 20. They sold as low as 13 last July and have been above 60 this year. There has been a 10-point decline in them in the last week. The 51a8 were heavy. (Copyright. 1882 INCREASES OFFSET BUSINESS DECLINES Editors Report Industries of Na- tion Are Holding Their Own With Seasonal Changes. By the Associated Press. - NEW YORK, November 17.—Inquir- ing editors of 115 trade and industrial magazines throughout the United States reported that business, in mid-Novem- ber, was just about holding its own. The associated business papers New York, which received the reports from various parts of the country, noted today that: “Electric power consumption indicates ?“ continuing slight increase in manu- only 6.5 per of 0.7 per cent in two weeks. uetion “is tapering off after an active October. “The oil industry is further stabi- lized by stronger control of production, particularly by the new Texas ‘market industry. of equipment are on the upgrade.” $100,000 WILL BE SPENT BY PLANTERS COMPANY BUFFOLK, ., November 17 (#).— Expenditure :‘f $100,000 next year ‘1:; replacement of ohsolete machinery in plant modernization wes announced yesterday by Amedio Obici, the Planters Nut and Chocolate Co. e Washington Stock Exchange L S. t ALE! Capital Traction 55—$1,000 at 48. Potomac Electric 6% pfd—6 st 110. Washington Rwy. & Elec. pfd—5 at 8715, 2 at 87, Bid and Asked Prices. BONDS. PUBLIC UTILITY. Amer. Tel. & Tel. 4%as '39. an Tel & Tel ol b B tis & Pot. R. . & Pot. Guar. . & Bid. Asked. 108 e Potomac_ Elec. 08 1 ashin, MISCELLANEOUS. Berber & Rosy, Inc, Glas... . vy Chase Club 5las.. lambla. Coutry Clid 64 . Sixt. "Goid Storase b5 L Elec. 7 ash. Rwy. & Ejec. com. (7).. 205 Wash. Rwy. & El pfd. (5).. 8i% 80 The following figures re not bids, but Jarely, Jepresent, minimum prices 8xed by Washington Stock Exchange. NATIONAL BANK. Qapital (8) ... bia (12) roial (stamped) (8).11 0 ) s %c:md 6) fashington (8).. .. oo o TRUST COMPANY. Amer. Bec. & Tr. Co. (15) . Bav BE % TE 3 Y 85 " A%r as....... BAVINGS BANK. nk of Bethesda (6f).. m. & Ssvings (10) ‘ashin, E-" -m'"‘:“p :'fil 3 ational Glss (16) L TITLE INSURANCE. Himbis ¢8b) . > sl Bstate (Oh) MISCELLANEOUS. 1. Medical Blde. Corp. ( g:‘-.. Natl. Bec. pid. .o, 0 Bromo-sels . vid. 41% 40 49 64% 95 920 Beth Stl rf 534! 58 5 Baln onanreBanenEBanon-non 62 Buenos A R 65 '61 BR &Pitts 4345’57 Buff Gen El 4%s'81 Bush Ter con 5e’éé Calif Packing 5540 104! 1021 6 80 mareBaseaantBaleananld 34 89! 16 S ! Chil FeamznnSoa~a Clev Term 4% 17, Clev Term 68 B'73. Clev Ter 53 A 72, Cologne 638 50... 81 Jan. Colomb €s°61 Oct.. Colon Of1 68°38. ... Colo & Sou 4% '35 Col G&E b8 ‘52 May Col Gas&El b8 1. . Cem Inves 538 '49 Cons C Md rf 68 '50 Con G NY 4%8°51. Con G NY 63845, PETY LY T LLTTTrS S - ) 00 OO SO 1 ) [CL TP - PSR- BTN P Det Ed 4% s D " Det Edison rf §s'49 o Dugquesne ¢%48s DEI5%s'53 Nov. Dutch East I Dutch East I 62°63 El Salvador Ert: | i, Erle & Jer 6s Finland 63s 'l Finland 6% 'l Finland 7s°60. Fisk Rub 8i Lees Fla E Coast 58 '74. Fram Ind T%s'42.. French Gov 7s'49. French Gv 7%s 41 Y Booo annnad Ger Gen Elec | Ger Gen E17 18% extra. - PRS- TR Py Hud & M rf 5 e 6 81k % . Humble Ofl §3°37.. 3 102% 102% 102% Utll Pow 5% ‘4T.. 03 41% | Nassau Elee 4551, 81% | Norway bs '63. 1044 04y 39y | R Gr Do Sul 6s'¢3. 30 |RIAr& L 4%s ‘34, 74% | StL IM R&G 4 103% | Shell U O 6 1008 100% | Sinc Ofl Ta A *37.... 100% | Sine Cr O 5% s '38,. 60 | Skelly Ofl 534329, (MK&T 1st 4390, 1t | MK & Tadj 53°67. | Mo Pac gn 4575 Mo'Pac rf 65 A ‘Montevideo 7s '52.. % | Mor&Co 18t 4% 4’89 15 | Nat Dairy 5% »" Nat Steel 58 ‘56 NOT&M6% Ronuhocwearala~aninhe an aa > 4T % | Nor Pac gn 3s 2047. % | Nor Pac 48°91..... Nor Pacri6s2047. Nor St Pw 65 B 41, = CaburnalSnun Cusan NroRBONBA~TE RN Orient Dev 6s'53,. Pac GAESs'43.... Pac T&T 1st 55°37. Pac T&T r£5s'63. . Pan Am Pet 68 '40. Paramount 68 ‘47.. Param-Pub 6%s 68 Pathe Exch 7537, Penn 43%s D7l % oa Senenis PO DR AR N MO R ORONE R N ora Public Serv 48 '71. Pub 8v G 4%s '70.. Pure Oll 5% '37 Pure Oil 6% Qui land 6s 47, Queensiand 7s . Read Co 4%s A 9T, Rem R 5% sA’¢Tww Rumania 7s '69. - BuraveS~Baa Shell U Of1 s '47.. ‘Oww, Sine Of) 6%s B '38. Solvay Am 6s'42.. Sou Bell T&T bs'41 SW Bell T 58 A '64. Sou Pac col 48’49, Sou Pacrf 4s'66.. Sou Pac 4%8 . Sou F 434869 ww. Sou Pac 4%8°81... Sou P&OT 4%s A'TT Sou Ry M&O 4s'33. Sou Ry gn 63’66 Sweden 535 ‘Tenn Bl P Ter As St L Tex Corp cv bs ‘44, Tex&P 1st 65 2000. Tex & Pac bs B'77. Tex&P5sC'T9... Third Av rf 4s'60. . Third Av adj 53 60 ‘Tob P NJ 6%w 2022 Toho El Pw 78 '56.. Tokio 5348 '61 Tokio EI Lt U4 8t W 638 C'51. 24% | Upper Austria7s'és CURB PRICES SAG N DULL TRADING .| Session Closes With Lower 118! 338 10315 84 66 Trend Marked by Few Changes. BY JOHN A. CRONE. Special Dispatch to The Star. NEW YORK, November 17.—Stocks on the Curb Exchange finished the ses- sion without much change today. Trad- ing remained dull. At the close such changes as were noted in leading shares were on the down side. Electric Bond & Share moved ahead as a result of its unexpected regular common quarterly dividend declaration after yesterday's close, though directors refrained from saying when the divi- dend problem would be discussed again. The rate will be acted on annually instead of quarterly hereafter. American Gas & Electric was down fractionally. So were Citles Service, Utilities Power & Light preferred, Utah Power & Light preferred and Acme ! wire just before the closing gong. May- flower Associates, Columbia Gas & Electric convertible Standard Ofl of Indiana eased. G. C. Murphy with & rise of 2 points wi exception to the trend of its group. Further profit-taking came into some of the beverage stocks. Hires & Co. A broke more than 2 points. Then some " specialties, like Aluminum Co. of Amer- ica preferred, broke readily. These downward moves preceded the more general decline that started at the be- ginning of the second hour. (Copyright, 1932.) CORPORATION REPORTS TRENDS AND PROSPECTS OF LEADING ORGANIZATIONS. NEW YORK, November 17.—Follow- ing is today's summary of corporation news_prej by Standard Statistics Co., Inc,, New York, for the Associated Press. Aircraft. Aviation Corporation—Directors of company, acting on request of Cord Corporation, have called a special meet-, ing of shareholders for December 21 to vote on increase in directorate from 35 to 68; proxies are sought by man- agement, which opposes the increase, and by Cord interests. Automobiles and ’.I'rm;kl.a General Motors Corporation—Chev- rolet working force enlarged substan- tially in last few weeks; pay roll at main plant in Flint totals 8,000. Automobile Parts and Tires, Raybestos - Manhattan, Inc.—Deficit, nine months ended September 30, $185,- 810 vs. net income, $666,135. Building, Real Estate and Related Lines. ‘Walworth Co.—Deficit, nine¢ months ended September 30, $829,354 vs. deficit, $1,459,379. Coal and Coke. Lehigh Valley Coal Co.—Interstate Commerce Commisison has authorized Lehigh Valley Rallroad to _borrow $2,000,000 from iction Finance Corporztion to assist company in meet- ing $8,684,000 January 1, 1933, bond maturity. Bonds are guaranteed by Lehigh Valley Railroad. . Food Products. Coca Cola International Corporation declared regular quarterly dividend of $3.50 on common stock, but omitted usual 25 cents extra dividend. Western Dairy Products Co. deficit, nine months ended September 30, $44,- 788, vs. net income $861,672. Machinery. Caterpillar Tractor Co. deficit, 10 months ended October 31, $944,321. Miscellaneous. Lehn & Fink Products Co. Bloom- field plant operating beaween 60 and 70 per cent of capacity and is expected to continue at that rate for some time. Oil. North Central Texas Oil net income, nine months ended September 30, $35,- 201, vs. g:lnc& u.usr.wd e ne Pure . Tepo Jann| line between Toledo and lget.mu; ‘would cost about $500,000. Paper and Paper Products. Abitibi Power & Paper Co., Ltd.—Per- manent liquidator named for company; claims for about $900,000 ranked ahead of those of+bondholders. Great Northern Paper Co. declared quarterly dividend of 40 cents; pre- viously paid 60 cents quarterly. Railroad and Railroad Equipment. Canadian Car & Foundry Co., Ltd., deficit before depreciation, year ended September 30, $730,037, vs. net income $761,433. National muwnin of Mexico Septem- ber deficit after charges was $881,892; 9 months surplus after charges was $536417. (Figures in Mexican cur- rency.) Wabash Railway receivers ask I. C. C. to approve & further loan of $1,500,. 000 from R. F. C. to pay principal and interests on equipment trust issues. Tobacco. Porto Rican-American tobacco deficit, nine months ended Septémber 30, $147,598. Utilities. American Water Works & Electric Co. electric output of subsidiaries in October off 20.4 per cent; 10 months off 20.6 per cent. Cincinnati Street Rallway common share earnings, 10 months ended Octo- ber 31, §1.20. Citles Service Co. gross revenues, 13 montbs ended October 31, off 9.9 per cent, net available for stocks and re- serves was off 11.5 per cent. Electric Bond & Share Co. declared usual quarterly dividend of 1} per cent in common stock on &ommon stock; in future directors will consider com- mon dividend annually instead of quarterly; cost of services rendered affiliates to be determined by Federal Power Commission accountant. COPPER ADVANCE CHECKED NEW YORK, November 17 (#)— Virtual absence of buying interest has had the effect of canceling some of the recent price advance in the copper export market, it was reported in trade circles today. Offerings have been made from 5.55 cents to 5.70 cents a pound, m&n recent levels of §.65 to 5.75 cen H Beg Va Ry Va Ry 1st6s A '62. “RURaNN SN aw 61 Ygotn S&T s A'78. preferred and | ¢y, Received by Private Wire Direct fo The Star Office. Aero Supply A. Aluminum of Amer150s Alum Co Am pf (3) 3508 Am Cit P&L A (a3 AmCities PEL B, anami - 200005 e 00 1 00 1k O 0 0 1 O e R 0 Arkansas NtGs A. Ark NatGaspf.... ASSOGE&EAb%. Atlas Utilitie . Atlas Utll pf A (3). Auto Voting Mach. Bellanca Air vte. Blue Ridge.... . BrasilianT,L&P.. Buft N&E pf (1.40). Bulova Watch cv pt Cable & Wire A rots Cab) Wire B rets Cable & W pf k9 %6 Canadian Marconi. C: 33 P S Eusunl et Fles s de Neon Ine. .. Clev Elec Illu 1.60. CelG&Ecvpf (5). Comwith & Sou war Cons Gas Balt 3.60. Cons Gas Util A Cont Chicago Cord Corp. .. Creole Petroleum. g N it Duke Pow (5) East G & Fuel Asso Kisler Elec . 1 BA & Share b6 % Elsc Pwr Asso(60c) Elec Shareholding.. Elec Share pf ww.. Empire Pub Svc A. Federated Metals Ford M Lta,. General Alloys. ... General Aviation. .. Pub Service pf. 1 Globe Under (k20¢) Goldman Sachi Sre aNNNNe ® 3 00t e D 891t 1O 88 1 19 s O 0B 3% % 4 % . 5% (47) 308 150 GtA&P Tea pf (1) 508 118 Gulf Ofl of Pa 31 Hires CE A (2) 17% Hudson Bay M i Hygrade Food. - 8% E Interstate Equities Interstate Eqcv pt. Italian Superpw A.. Kirdy Petroleum. . Lake Shore M 133, Lefeourt Realty, ... I efcourt Realty pt. Lerner Stores. 26% 1% 1% 13 B N O o L3 % % BONDS ON THE :n‘kl in - DOMESTIC BONDS. Ousa N N w. Noop. QAmrP.?hl 81,2938 'g‘fl. " 1 Aok o034 77 53 8 °8 e > 1 Geit] 79858 (7 geaee XEa 22ES2 @ 30 D ORI O 13 Bk = V30 IO e 49~ HS 1 RSO D 01 1 e E - SR oS gt 222 ez oS 5 So= ] 1o fad g peesiessns FEEER DAL 3 3 et RES .m_ 2355 222 7+ | Newmont Minin, $ie| Ning 8n Md B bE% . 1% | in 4l . Stosk and - Sale— “Dividend Rate. Add 00. High. Lerner Strsp{ww. _6 18 flower Asso(2) [emphis Nat Gas. . d Sta Pet vic A.. Mid Sta Pet vte B.. s Senre mwumme Nat Pw&Lt pf (6). New Bradford Oil. New Jersey Zine 3.. New Mex & A Lnd.. Niag Hud Pwr 1.19, Nipissing...eo...s Pac GRE 1stpf 1% Pac G&E pf 1.37%¢. Penroad Corp..... Penn W & Pw (3).. Phoenix Secur Corp Pierce Governor. .. Pilot Radio Tube A Ploneer Gold (13¢). Pitney Baw Pbi%., 1 Pittsbgh&LE(2%). 2 Pitts Plate Gls (1)., 2 Premier Gold (12¢) 1 Pure O pf (6).... 10s Ralnbow Lum A Rainbow Lum B Reliance Manag: St Anthony Gold (T T Select Ind pr(5% )n Shattuck Den Min. Shawin W&P (50c) Shenandoah Cp new Silica Gel ct. Smith (A O) SouCalEd pf A 1% Southern Corp k10c Southland Roy 20c. So West Gas Util. . Sowst Penn PELt 4 50s Spleg May Stern pt Stand Ofl Ind (1).. Stand Of] Ky 1. Starrett Corp. Starrett Corp pf. .. Stuts Motor Car. Swift & Co. . Swift Intl (t4) ‘Technicolor. [t RO United Gas pt (7). Unit Lt&Pwr (A).. Unit Lt & Pwr pf.. Utd Profit Shar.... U'S Foll B (30c)... US&intl 1st pf... Utah P&Lt pt (7). DMPEYE, Soveec. ) 6 2 Utll Pwr&Lt pf(7) 100s 31 Utll&Industrial pt. 3 4 Voght Mfg (60c).. 1 3 ker (Hiram)... 2 6 Walker (H) pt (1). 1 8% Watson (J W)..... West Mass Co 2.40. Dividend a dend rates in_ dolla videnc stock e A dividens in steck. Plus 6% in :acsi kr’:l;]fi':'; It tock. % 1n stock. tock! m Plus 3% N D Paid last year—no regular rate. % 8% CURB MARKET tat P 4% (61 921 92% 92y E 4'/3.'} '9h 98" B5" 3% ,F 85,0 5% 104% 1043 1045 Blas 54 983, b8 Z o 3] Lhd £ TEBBEpYYY SEN -go FEuatgasss TERE F IS 2 190003 2 S B ort 318K 1S a5 10 O tn 0 e : 22+ SERTSLBERI = §8°gsas i < 2 e e FEFE W o -,,.“._,_.‘...N,.,fl_._ £983E 3 £ u =12} 2 %35 STATEMENT IS ISSUED BY BANK OF ENGLAND LONDON, - November 17 (#).—The weekly statement of the Bank of Eng- shows the following in pounds: Total reserve increased 1. 821,000, circulation decreased 1,813,000, decreased , public deposi - creased 20,000, other deposits increased 1,983,000, notes reserve increased 1. 813,000, government securities increased 510,000, The jon of the bank’s reserve to is 41.17 per cent, compared with 40.42 last week. Rate of discount, 2 per cent. BANKERS’ ACCEPTANCES CONTINUE TO INCREASE NEW YORK, November 17 (%) —The American Acceptance Counci an increase of §15,431,223 in the volume tances in October to 369. ‘The council indie “a return to the normal seasonal use of acceptance credits, notwithstanding the prevailing counter influences of a great accumu- lation of unused bank funds available and an ‘This is for commercial loan purposes abnormally low bank rate.” the second consecutive monthly gain, an indication of a “slight improve- ment in business activity.” NEW YORK, November 17 (#)— 6.49; May, 6.59; July, 6.69, and Octo* ber, 6.83. Offerings were ‘There the open- ht after mu‘ for Far 1 reported | satisfying Ciai Mavkor CHICAGO, November 17 (#)—Fresh downturns of grain prices today fol- lowed 3-point breaks in British ex- change. Persisting uncertatnties .con- nected with the new preferential tarift were also & bearish factor. Opening unchanged to %-% lower, wheat after- ward declined all around. Corn started unchanged to - ‘subsequent ly underwent a ::n:rflll‘:l‘x. g With an increasing amount dation of December values Meanwhite: mupplementivg. the. bessian ', Sup] ing effects of setbacks in British exchange rates, were Liverpool reports that sellers of wheat under the new preferential tariff must be responsible for the pay- ment of duty, or must provide means of 10" the origin of grain 1t wes acded e ol of 5 was added that wheat delivered on the futures market was understood to be duty paid but that this point was not entirely clear as imates were current that the new Argentine wheat crop would total 250,- 000,000 to 280,000,000 bushels, indicat- ing that 180,000,000 bushels would be, available for export. Trade authorities here said this would tend to keep Europe in complacent mood as to sup- plies.. Potential bullish possibilities for the future, however, were stressed should domestic Winter wheat crop prospects develop poorly Southwest. 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