Evening Star Newspaper, November 27, 1934, Page 19

F INANCIAL. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1934, FINANCIAL. % A_19 __—_______________________——__I—l—‘____————_.——————————— BONDS MANTAIN | [BONDS ON NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANG EARLY ADVANCES Late Realizing Is Absorbed Readily by Number of Junior Issues. BY BERNARD S. O'HARA, Associated Press NEW YORK. November eral gains in the bond market lished in the trading were well maintained in the later dealings. Some realizing appeared in sec- ondary issues near the close, but in mest cases it was readily sorbed withont damage to values. Prime loans were firm. U. S. Governments move within narrow range: The foreign department showed a mixed trend. Fina New York Cotton By the Associated Pres NEW YORK. November 27.—An opening advance on a renewal of yes- | - terda: lowed today. The initial d and houses witn were supplied b: selling uy reacted to 12.56 for about 1 point bolow ye: quotations This decline buyin by movement was fol- reactions in cotton from the trade reign connections zing and. after Tarch, p.ice position. or was checked by cover- ing or trade buying and the mud-| afternoon market was quiet and steady. with prices net unchanged to 38 points higher. Liverpo: LIVERPOOL ton, 14.000 b, Spot @ quotat Quotations. muddiing W mid- Washingt(;n E)Eéiaange‘ SALE Potomac Electric 5' 5 at 112, Washington Rwy. 10034 Mergenthaler Linotype—4 at 35. AFTER CALL. Peoples Drug Stores pfd. 4 at 111! Capital Transit Co.—10 at 28':. 10 at 28'5,10 at 28!, 10 at 282, Tat 28z, Bid and Asked Prices. BONDS. PUBLIC UTILITY. Bid 108 109 & c. pld—5 at 2 at 111 sked. Amer Tel & Tel 4'zs iy Tel & Te a & Po Pot. Guar C. & P. Tel. of Va 5 Capital Traction R R City & Suburban 30 10312 Gas Gas fis. < STOCKS. PUBLIC UTILITY. A Tel, ) Amer. Tel Pot. Elec Pot. Elec Wath Ry Wash. Ry “pow Pur TRUST COMPANY & T 195 100 Sec National § Wash. Lo Com. & Sa American Corco 4 pe Bty Peoples Drug St pfd. (ii.50) 110 Real Est. M. & G ptd. 4 ity Storage (5) Ref. & Wh. Corp. Wdwd. & Loth com Wawd. & Lotn. ofd 20 ¢ 1101 INSURANCE STOCKS NEW YORK_November York Security Dealers Assoc Aetpa Cas (2a) Aetna Fi Aetna Li Agricultu Am Rein Am Sure Balt Amer Boston_(16) Conn Gen Lif (80) c Dep (l2g) ... ens In- Fire (1.10a) Gien Fails (160 Globe & Rut Great Ame. Halifax (401 Hanover (160 Hartford F Home, s Home Ins (1.15a) ( here | rday’s closing | ¢ pfd.—10 at 112, LIBERTY BONDS. High. Low 2.85. . 10320 10318 10318 103 22 10316 103 20 10327 103 26 10326 4th 414 s 33-38 3dcalled.. 1024 1023 1023 TREASURY BONDS. 38 1046-48. 1005 1009 38 1951-55. 1008 100 3145 1946-49. 10110 1015 31,8 1941. 1 0 103 16 31,81944-46.....1021 10130 33,5 1940-43 Jun. 103 14 103 14 3%91941-43 Mar. 10313 10313 33,8 1043-47. 1033 3,5 1946-56. 1063 108 3148193247, 1stcv 418 32-47. 4th 41,8 1933-38. 1008 1007 1015 10317 10130 10314 10313 1033 1063 108 1021 1126 1 106 108 1 1021 10131 . 1128 1126 FEDERAL FARM MORTGAGE BONDS. 9830 9831 HOME OWNERS LOAN BONDS. 96 4 31 96 0 992 10110 10118 1017 FOREIGN BONDS. High. Low. 2:55 Abitibi Pa&Pw 5s '53. Akershus 55 ‘63 < Alpine Mont § s Antioquia 7s Antwerp Argentine 5s 45 Argentine 5lzs 62... Argentine 6 Argentine 63’5 Argentine Argentine s Arzentine 6: Aruentine 6s ‘60 Oct. ntine 6s 61 FFebr entine s 61 Ma, a 48 56 50 May 60 Sept Au Australia § ustralia tran 7s 43 KL via Petm 413542 gium 68 55 Belgium 6 Belgium 7s 55 Belgium 7s '66 Bergen City Bergen City 5s G\) Berlin 68 'F8. ... terlin Elec 6745 51, Bolivia 7569, Bolivia 85 '47. Brazil 6358 '26-57. ... Brazil 6158 '27-57 Brazil 7s°52 Brazil 8541 Brisbane 55 " Brisbane 5s* Brishane 6s Budapest 6s S A s enos A Olc Caldas 77;s 46. Canada 4s 60. Canada 4353 Canad: Cauca V: Chile 6s'60 Chile 6s 61 Chile 6s ‘61 Jan. Chile 6s 61 Sept. Chile 65’62 Chile 6s 63 Chile7s '42.... Chile Mortg Bk 6561 Chile Mortg Bk €862 Chile Mtg Bk 63 s'61 Chilean M L 78°60... Colombia 6s'61 Jan. . Colombia 6s ‘61 Oct. . Col Mtg Bk 6135 '47.. Col Mtz Bk 7s 46 Copenha | Copenhagen Tel 55 54 1004 Cund'amarca 6128 59 choslovakia 8551 Denmark 415 ‘62 Demark 5%s '55 Denmark 654 Dominic 1st Finland § Finland 6s Finland 61 innish 61 Frankfort 61z French Gov 7% Ger C Bk s Ger Gen E1 68 48... German Gov §3s '65 German Rep 75 '49. Great Br & Ir 515 '37 Greek Gov 6s'68..... Haitl 65 '52. : Hamburg St 8s 46. Helsingtors 6125 '60. Hung Con M 745 '45. 1lseder Stl 65 °48. Italy 7s°51. Japan 5338 °65. Japan 61;s '54. Kreu&Toll 5s'50Acfs. Lombard E1 78°52.... Low A Hy E613s 44. Medellin 6135 ‘54 Milan 61,852 Minas Gers 6% Montevideo 7s ‘52 New So Wales bs'57. | New So Wales 55 '58. Nord Rys 6138 °'50... Nor Ger Lloyd 6s°47. Nor Ger Ld 6s'¢Tnew. | Norway 55 '63. | Norway 51 , Norway 6s 43 Norway 6s Norway 6s 65. Norw Mun Bk 55 '67. . Nuremberg 6s'52.... e aETD | Ortental Dev 5348 '58. | Oriental Dev 65 '53 Oslo 65 ‘55 N | Paris orl Ry 5%s 68. sk re (1.30a) RN udine extras. w0 far this ¥ NEW _YORK. Novembe (P).—Call money steady: | per cent il day. Time Joans steaay; 60 days-i; months. J4al per cent. Prime commercial paper, Yo Bank- ers'acceptances uncha New York Reserve E ank. 115 per cent Market Averages By the Associated Press. STOCKS. 1nde Rafls u Today 1 pm "mfi i Brevious day 3 Week aro Month" ‘ago.. ago0 Low (1932). 20 lndm le- Uul ‘rom Today. 1 p.m. 84.0 Previous day. i Week ago Month_ ag: Year ago ik High (1934)° w (1034) (1028 average equals (Copyright 1934. Std. Statistics g—Declared or paid | Rediscount | Peru 63 60 | Peru 6s61. Poland s "40. Poland 8s 50.... Prussia 6s ‘52 Prussia 6348 '51. Queensland 65 47. Queensland 7s ‘41. Rhine W El P 7s 50.. Rio Gr do Sul 6s Rio Gr do Sul 8s"46.. Rome 6%8 '52......0 Rotterdam 65 ‘64.... Rumania 7s '69 _— Sao Paulo St 78 40 Sao Paulo St 8s '50. Sao Paulo St 85 '50 July cou off. Saxon Pb W 78 '45. Serbs 7s 62 . Serbs 8562 Nov ¢ on. Silesia Prov 7s ‘58 Sydney 6%s 55 Tokio 58 '5: Tokio 5%s ‘61 Toklo El Lt 6s°53.. Trondhjem 5148 '57. Tyrol Hy E17s '52 T Ujigawa E P 78°45... 87 Un Stl Wk 6128’51 A, 31 Un Stl Wk Brb 7s °51. 110 Upper Aust 615857 9614 Uruguay 6s 60.. 40%; Uruguay 6s°64... 40% Vienna 6s ‘52 1'% Warsaw 7s ‘58 63% Yokahama 6s ‘61 9 DOMESTIC BONDS. Ala Grt Sou 4s 4 10114 100% Alb Per W P 6548 6113 61 Alleg Corp 58 44 66% 661% Alleg Corp 53 '49 B8 575 Alleg Corp 5550 274 27 101% 61 66% 57% 27 A High. Low. 2:55. 25% 25 25l 104% 104% 104% 99% 9874 99 9 947 Alleg Corp 58 '50 ctfs Alleg Val 45 '42. Allfs Chalm bs 37. Am Chain 6s°38...... Am & For Pw 63 2030 Am Ice cv 5363 Am1GChb%s Am Intl 5148749 Am Roll M 55°38..., Am Smelt & R b8 '47. Am Sug Ref 6s'37. AmT& T 4345’20 Am T & T cl tr bs '46. Am T & T deb 53 '60.. Am T & T deb bs '65.. AmT& T5%s 43. Am Wat Wks 53 '44. . Am Wat Wks 6575, Am Writ Pap 63°47.. Anglo-Ch Nitr 7s *45. Arm & Co 414339 Arm o1 Del 5148 '43. Armstrg Cork 65 '40. AT&S Fegn4s’ AT&S Fead 4 AT&S Fe 45’0 AT&SFedls 48 A T&SFRMt dives'65 AT&SFCA4%s 62, Atl Coast L 1st 4s 52 Atl Coast L clt 4s'52, AtIC L un4l%s’64 Atl & Dan 2d 4s 48 AtIG& W 15559 10274 107% ‘ 109 110% llO‘ Baldwin Loco bs "40. Bal & Ohlo 1st 45 '48. Bal & Ohio 4%s '60. . Bal & Ohio 1st 58 48. Bal& Oref5s'95 A.. Bal & Ohio 5596 F Bal & O re Bal & O ref 6 B&O PLE&WV Pal & O Swn s Bal & O Toledo 4s " Rang & Aroos 4s Ban : Bell T of Pa 55 '48 B Beneficial L6s 46 Beth Stl p m §s ‘36 Roston & Me 58 6 Bos& N Y A L 4s'55, R 58’41, 2dis 5540 AL BKIyn M T 65 '68 A Bklyn Union El 6s '50 Bklyn Un Gas 5s°4 341:5'81 B B R & P con 4325’5 Bush Term cn 5s 55, Bush T Bldg 5s 60 By-Prod Ck 5454 Calif Petdb 5128 '38. Can Nat Rys 4128’51, Can Nat Rys 4155 '56. Can Nat Rys 4128 57. Can Nat Rys 445 '68. Can 43835, Can Nat 5 July Can Nat 5569 Oct. Can 0.. Can Nor deb 635'46. Can Nor deb 7s 40 . Can Pac deb 4s perp. Can Pac 4135 '46.. Can Pac 41;8'60.. Cent of Ga &s Centof Garf5l;s Cent 11 E & G 5s 51. Cent N Eng 45 '61. Cent Pac 1st rf 43 °49. Cent Pac 5s "60. Cent Steel 85 '41.. Cert'd deb 5158 48 Chesap Corp 55 "47 C&Ogen 4! C&O 413843 AL &O04i28 C & O cor 9.... Chi B &Q gen 4s '38.. Chi B&Q4%8'77 .. ChiB& Qref5s'71.. C B&Q 111 div :uzs'w C B&Q 111 div 4s 49, Chi& E 111585 Chi Grt West 4s .AB . Chi Grt W 4s 59 stp ChiIn& L gen 6s 66 CMStP&P5s'75.... CMStP&P adj 5s 2000 Chi & NW gn 4s '87.. Chi & NW 4155 2037, C & NW 4345 2037 3 N 43549 thPr“su“.. rf 4534 ct. : Pac 4s 52. £n 4s 8% 438 60. S 1st 55'60 ZZanznin e T .w SpnuorT f:gfl‘znfiaom‘:n e W 1con 43 Chi& W 15%s 62 Childs Co 5s 43 Chile Cop deb 5. Choc O & G cn 55 Cin Gas El 4568 A. tL gen 4s'9 tL rf 5s°63 thref 65’41 C.. L BTy 951, 1001 484 Clev U Ter5 Clev U Ter 5? Colon Ofl 6538 Col Fuel & 15543 Col Ind cl tr 5s 34 Col & Sorf 4%s 35 Col & So 4% '80.... Col G&E db 58'52Apr. Col G&E 5852 Ma. Col G & E 58 '61. = Col R P L 1st 433857 Com InvTrb%8'49.. Con Coal Md rf 5s'50. . Con Coal Md 5¢'50cfs. ConGas N ¥ 435 '51. Con Gas N Y 65’57 ConGNY deb 512545 Con Power 58 '52.... Container deb 55 43 Container 6s'46.. ... Crown Will P 6851 Cuba Nor RR 5138 42 Cuba R R 1st 58°52.. Cuba RR 6s° Cuban Cane P 6s '50. —_— Del & Hud rt 4s 43.. Del & Ilud 518 ‘37, 1001 487 447 0% 81 821, R0t 98 111 2415 241 100 10315 1061 109 8012 70i3 8115 83 B0, 98 1114 24% DenverG & : Den & R G cn 4s S Den & R G 413836, Den & R G rf5s'78 Den & R G W 6s55. D& R G W 58 ‘65 as: Det Edison 413561 D. Det Edison 5s '52. Det Riv Tun 4%s '61. Duge Br ev db 6s'40. Duqu Lt 414557 B, Duqu Lt 15t 4358 67 el e ECubaS71:8°37. .. Ed El 11 Bklyn 4s'39. Erie 45 96. Erie gen 4s96. Erie cv 45’53 B. Erie rf 5567 Erferf5s'T5.... Erie Gen Riv 6s '57.. Erle & Jersey 65 '35. . FlaECRy5s'74.... Fla E C Ry §s'T4 ctfs Fond J&G 4s '82 filed. Fran Sug 73:8'42.. Gannett 6s°43... Gen Cable 58 '47 Gen Pet 53 '40. Gen Steel C 514849 Gen Thea Eq 63 40... Gen Th Eq 65’40 cfs. Goodrich 6s "45. Goodrich 614s 47 Goody'r T& R §s'57. Gr Tr'k of Can 63 '36. Gr Tr'k of Can 7s "40. GUNRref4%s’'61 A, GtN R gen 4155’76 D. Gt NRgen 41;sT7TE. Gt N Ry §%s='52 B. Gt NRgen7s'36 A Gulf. M &N 58°50.... Gulf Sta St 53%s"42.. 811 8915 €0 8714 Hack Wat 1st 4s Hoe Val 4155 '99 2 Hous B&T 1st 65 '37. Houston Of1 5% 8 '40. Hudson Coal b8 62... Hud & Man ref 63’57, Hud & Man inc 6s '57. 111 Beli Tel 105% 1101 1021y 851y 43 R5% 36% 14 110% 11015 ) High. Low. 2:55. 9974 ™% 6814 581 90 100% 84 111 Cent 15t 38 '51... 111 Cent coll tr 4s 52. 111 Cent coll tr 48 '63. 111 Cent 4% 66 111 Cent ref 5s ‘55 111 Cent 6145 '36. INCW L 1st 4s 111 CSt L & NO G851, 1CC St LNO 4%s 63 ICCStLNOGs'63.. T1l Steel deb 435 °40. Inland Stl 415578 A. Int R T Istrf 55 '66. . IntRT6s'32... Int R'T 6832 ctf Int RT 7s'32 Int R T 7532 etfi Interlake 5s Int Ag col 55 '42 stp int Cement bs '48. Int Gt Nor 68'52 A Int GtNor adi 6 Int Hydro K1 65 '44.. Int Mer Mar 6s 41 Int Pap 1st5. Int Pap ret I 720 1074 1023 81 55% 510 86 IntT&Tov4%s 39, Int T& T 68°65 lowa Cent 58 ‘38 ctfs —_— KanCF S & M 4s 36. K CF&M rf 4536 cfs. KanCy P&L 41;s 61, Kan C Sou 1st 3s 50 K C Sou rf in 55 '50. Kan C Ter 15t 4s ‘60 Kan Gas&El 4135 '80. Kelly Spr Tire 6342 Kendall 5358 48 ww. Kings Co Elev 4549, Kresge Foun 65 '36. . Laclede 58 Laclede Lacle LE& Wn 1st bs ‘37. Lautaro Nitr 68 '54. Leh C & N 4135 '54 A Leh CEN 41 o L V Pa con 4s 2003. LV Pacon 413s 2003, L VR R con 5s2003.. (Ligg & Myr bs ‘51...0 Ligg & Myr 7s '44.. Loew's 63 41 Long Dock Long Lslref 4s 49, Long 1sl del Lorrillard 5s La & Ark 5 Louisv G& unif 440, . 1004 11 102 L&N So Mon jt 4s 62. b MRS il 158'41 filed. \ICKC(SKA{ 538 60, Man Ry 4s 90. Man Ry 2d 4s 2013 Manati Su 1st Marion St Sh 6s'47.. Market St Ry 75’40 A, Mead Co 63 '45... .. Met Ed 1strf 0‘7< GB Met Ed 1st rf 55 53. . Mich Cent 3} Mid RR N J 5540 Midvale Sti&O s 36 Mil El R &SL 55 61.. tP&SSM cn 4s ‘38 M 5s'382td. &0 9414 MoK &T 45 Mo K &T 5562 A \10 Pac 4s Mo Pac s’ Mo Pac Mo Pac Mo Fac Mo Pac Mo Pac 5s 811 Mo Pac 5 Mont Cent <31 Mont Pow ref 5s 43.. Morris & Co 433539, Mor & Esx 3% 00. Mor & Esx 4125 Mor & Esx 53 '55..... Murray Body 6%8°34 47 e Nassau El 48 54 53% Nash F & Shef 5537, 10415 10412 Nat Dairy b%s 48. 10214 101 Natiogal Steel 58'56. 106 105% 1103 110% L1147, 1147 913 56ix 55% 101 894 1007 BEw 911, 9 Y Cent deb 4s 42, Y Ccon 4s'98. Cref4lzs? ref 41,2013 n > ref 58 2013. ent deb 6s ° 35 111 83 577 2 674 C&St L 1st 6535 64'3 Conn 1st 4335 '53 1054 105 3 41 4 1095 1091, 5 10915 1097y Jisret 615 41. 114 114 L H&P 4849, 107% 107 ‘48, Hfi 98 37 N Y, NH&H 4s'57,. N Y. NH&H 413867, N ¥, NH&H cv 68 48, O&W ref 4s'92. Rys inc 65 '65 Rich G 6551 eam 58 '56..... 105'3 105'3 team 1st 58 47. 109's 109t 1gen 4348 ‘39, 109 108% 3013 30'2 5. 1041, 104 65's 64'g 10913 109 107'% 81% 108 108 & St St Tel ¥ Y. Y Y N Y X N Y ¥ W& B4ks 4 jag L & O Pw 58 Nisgara Sh 58 50.. Norf & W 1st 48 '9| Norf & W div 4544 75t 8215 8213 10414 1044 701 697 . 101 1001 8313 84 90z 90 9813 98 t 58’41 A 103% 1 or Sts P6s'41B.... 106 1 Ogden L C 45 48, 50 49 Ghio Pub Ser s 47.. 107 107 Ohio Pub Ser 73s ‘46 1095 10814 Ont Pw Niag 109% 109% Ont Trans 1st L1018 1% Ore Sh Line 55°46.... 113 113 Ore S L5546 gtd..... 115 114% Ore-W R R & N 4561 1001 100 Otis Steel 65 '41. 64% 63 —_————— racG & E 53 pac Tel 15t 55 37 PacT & T ret 58’5 Parm B'way 5%s 51. Par F La 63 '47 ctfs Par F La 6s 47 filed. ! Par Pbx 5125 ‘60 ctfs. Par Pbx 5% 50 filed Pathe Fxch s '37. Jenn 1 Rt 414881 D.. penn RR4%884.... 97% | Penn R Rcn 4%s 60, 113% 1131 Penn R R gn 433 '65. 103% 103% Penn R Rdb 4148°70. 92} 91 Penn R R 4%8'63 10412 1041 Penn R R 55 '64...... 104% 10415 Penn R R gen 58 ‘68.. 11014 109% Penn R R 6348 °36.... 106 1057 { penn Dixle C 6s 41.. 74 73 Penn O & D 4%8°77.. 102% 102% Penn P& L 4%s°81.. 98% 98 Peo G L & C ref 58°41 1004 994 PeoG L & C6s'43. 110% 110% Peoria & I 1st 48'40. 6812 6813 Pore Mara 4%5°80... 707 T0% Pere Marq 1st 68 '56.. 79' T9% Phila Co 63 °67.. . m 8215 Phila B& W 4%-'11 1051 Phila B& W 4%5°81. uw. 104% Phila B & W en 5574 110 110 1 Phila E1 Co 48°T1.... 104% 104% Phila E1 Co 4%5'67.. 109 109 Phila& RC& 168°73 68 671 Phila& RC & 1 6549 5015 501, Phillips Pet 5%8 39, 102 101% Pillsbury F1 M 61 109% 108% PCCT&SHL 416877 C. 1031 1020 POC&SL L 58T Bre., 109% 109% Pt Arth C&D 68 80 80 Port Gen E! 50 49 Port Gen £ 49% 49% Port Gen El 15t 58°36 94 93" Postal Tel & C 6863, 42% 41% Pub 8 E1 & G 48°T1... 105% 104% ¢ No Am Ed 5 NorOT&L Nor Pac ge! Nor Pac 4 2047. 107 10913 109% 111% 113 1145 10014 647y 106'; 106¢ 1071 107 1104 110% 41y 4l 58 58 59 58 591, 58 591 10612 107 110% L o8 102 109 103% 109% 80 49% 49% 94 105% Received by Private Wire Direct te The Evening Star High. Low. 2:55. '70. 108'% 10814 1081 100% 100 100 98%, 98l 82 81 PubSEI&G4%s Pure Oll 518 '37 Pure Ol 6%8 '40 Purity Bak 5s 48, R-K-O 6541, Reading 4%3°97 A... 104% 104'5 Reading Jer C4s'51.. 98 973, Remin Arms 6537 A, 102'5 10213 Rem-Rd 5%s'4TAww. 991, Rep 1 & St1'58 40 1023, Rep I & Stl A, 96 Revere Cop & B 6s "48 1071y Richfield Oi} 6s'44... 301, Richfield O 44 ctfs 30% RG W Istex ing 808 33 e J Ry L H, sn,l\l&\u« F 4s 110 SUL-SF4%s78. L-S F 43578 cf st. L-SFisi0B LSWIls 4s LSWgenrf5 St P M & M 53 '43 ext St P U Dep ref 5s'72. San A & A Pass 4543 San An Pb S 6s ' - Schulco 613846 B st. Seahd A L 4s '50 ctfs, Seabd A Lref 4s°59. . SeabdAL ref4s'39ctfs Seabd AL6s’45A.. Seabd A L 6s' haron S H 5ls 48 Shell Pipe L 5s'52. Shell Un Oil 5847 Silesian Am 7s ‘41 Sine Con O 7s ‘37 A. . Skeily Oil F328 39.,. So Bell T& T 5s 41., SoCol Pur6s'47 A So P'ac col 45 44 109"« 837y Zin £91¢ 6113 613 61 T4y m“cuzs 69, 0 Pac 418 81 0 Pac Ore 4 So Ry 5 "44. So Ry gen 6s So Ry 645 '56. . Stand Oil N J 5s '46 Stand Oil N Y 4158 ‘51 Studebaker 6s 4 g tudevaker 6s'42ctfs. Tenn El Pwr 6347 A. Term Assn S Texarkana Tex Corp ev Tex & Pac Tex & Pac | Tex & L hird Avref 4s 60 .. Third A ad in ex 55'60 Tob Pr N J 6158 2022, Trumbull Stl 6s 40 UnEL&P5s'57 UnEL&P528'54.. UnOCal 55 45 rc ww UnFaclstd4s'47... Un Pac Ist rf 4s 2008. Un Pac 48 '68....... Un Pac 414567, Un Pac Istrf 5s United Biscuit 6s '42. United Drug s '53... U S Rubber 58 '47.... Utah L& T5s'44 A.. Utah P& L 5s°44.... UtilP& L 5s UtilP&I Vas \\ con 5s'i8 | Wabash 43%s Warash 1 Wabash 538 Walworth 6543 A Warn Bros cv 6s '39. Warner Sug 1st 7s " Wash W P 1st 55 ‘39 W PaPl1st5s'46 A West El deb 55 "44. West Md 1st 48 West Md 5158°7 - W N &Pgen4s’43. West Pac is 46 A, West Pac West Un 415850 West Uncol tr §s°38. West Un 55 '51. West Un 55 '60. West Un 6138 °36. . Wheel Stl 4135 '53. F) ;848 A, 1con 7s '35 ct. WilkesM&E 1st 58'42 Wilson&Co 1st 65 '41. 109's 103% 86 95 104 35 3 R0 Youngtn S&T 5 Youngtn S&T 5 By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, November 27.— Corn futures for early delivery sold at a new high price for the season today, during the closing hour of trading and stimulating sympathetic buying of wheat, which advanced about a cent after a hesitant start Corn strength firmness in the cash market and from an authoritative statement that little able in Towa. normally a rich tributary area to the Chicago market. Corn closed 1'g to 2'4 cents higher, compared with yesterday’s finish, May at 87!g-l4, while wheat was 34 to 135 cents up; May, 98%4-75. Oats and rye gained fractionally, while provisions were steady to firm. Chicago Cash Market. Cash wheat, No. 1 hard, 1.07% : 2 mixed, 1.04" Corn, old, No. white, 1.02; new, l\n 4 mixed, aa No. 3 yellow. 88a911,; No. 3 white. 9. | Oats. No. 2 white, 56; No. 3 white, 54. Rye, no sales. Soybeans, No. 2 vellow, 1.05. Barley, 75a1.22. othy seed. 16.50217.75 hundrrdum;.ht Clover seed, 15.25821.25 hundred- weight. Liverpool LIVERPOOL. November 27 futures closed firm. December March May . July "o Exchange’ 4 SHORT-TERM SECURITIES. (Reported by Chas D. Barney & Co.) Bid 1 Allis-Chalmers Co Ames. Beet Sugar Am. Tel & Tel 5 Atlantic Refin: Beihlehem Steel 5 California Purkmc Chi Gas Lt. & Co Chi. Noj 514 Colorado & So. 4125 18 Delaware & Hudson 5s 1 Den & Rio Gr. 425 11 Edison El Illum. 4s 193! Gen. Pet. Corp. 5s 1940). . Gen, Pub. Service 5izs 103 Tllinois Central 6 Int). Tel & Tel. 4! Lake Erie’& West. 35 1 New York Central 6s 19: N Y. Chi &St L 4s1 Ohio River R. R. 5s 11 Penna. R. R. Co. (i'2s Portland Gen._El Pure Oil Co. 5'>s 19: Rep. Iron & Steel Sinclair Cons. Oil Vanadium Corp. 55 1041 Webash Rwy. Co. 58 1030 Warner Bros, 6s 1930 METAL MARKET. NEW YORK. November 27 (7" —Copper electrolytic. spol and future. _ Blue 0.00." Tin steady oot and nearbs. Tutures. ron “quiet. un- ked. Lead steady; spot New 'York, East St Lows 4.35. Zinc steadier: East St Louls spot ‘and future. 3.70. Aliminum, 19.00a%2.00, Antimony. &pot. 13.50. o Wheellng & Lake Erie Ry.—October vs. $107,603. ;| part on registering a gain of around 2 cents | I was derived from | corn for shipment here would be avail- | No.! (GAPITAL PRODUCE PRICESARE STEADY Fe'w Quotations Changcd on Live Poultry, Eggs an! Other Lines. Quotations were steady for the most the Washington produce market today. The summary with egg, live poultry, fruit and vegetable prices furnished by the Department of Agriculture follows: | c-pound prints (12 scorer ound prints (90 i-pouna prints B0a31; score)! (8% score). 2 2N MEATS Bet veal, 10417 15: “fresn i lambs, hams, : strip bacon. : compound, 10’sa GAME—Rabbits. per dozen, LIVE STOCK —Hogs. light. 5.00a5 . & heavy. 5.00a. pigs. :1.50a4.35, roughs. 2.00a4.00; calves, 3.00 86,00, Jambs. 11.00a6.50 EGGS-——Market just about steady at prices. . Current. Teceipts. U whites. 36a3h. Government gr d_white eggs: U. S. extras U 8 extins, mediums d and dated 11 18082 4 ws: U. S. extras. large, POULTRY. kevs light. Market unchanced prices. Fo! 15alt, mediums. 14al5 r00sters. iah. Chickens ail mixcd Spring_brolers ‘Turke Oid tonis ne heis. 10 Colored. large. 1321 Sales in large lots receivers to X 4 m._today. | PAPPLES Two ' Wash thice broken and thre ot Suppie maiket ymans. U. 'S No, 1, 1001 10: 2 inches by origh up X wgton arrived, ‘moderace. Virgi *iy inches m inches minim: mi 1 4 inches Yorks. ‘U, 8. 'No Tnches mir mmm‘(..ml ches inches inches inches ginia. U | mum. Staymans 3 No carlot arn our unbroken cars 4-6 dozen 12 crates. Western stock and moderate. mark rnia. Western ket steady Big Boston Florida type, fair Onion Prices Steady. con vellows 0-pound 1 PEAS—No_carlot and two unbroken cars on plies moderate: dem light steady. Californ bushel Telephones. k50 FOTATOES — Three York arrived: six ! rs on track demand moderate. market E 100-pound sac 1 NUARS: fair condition New York, 100-pound Sacks. en U 8 No 10, Maine, d'sacks, Cobblers. U 8 No. | few hizhe U. 'S. No. Russet mostly_arouna Eg SWEET POTATOES—No carlot als. one broken car on track ight: de light. ~ market North Carolina. bushel baskets, Ma tushel hsmpers, Jersey type. U 1. 1.00a1.10 MIXED VEGETABLES—No | rivals one broken car on GREEN BEANS — report should have read i ion ak. istea o broken ca on track. 'hw* a; ne Florida arrived two ken cars on track Truck te plies rrivals Sup: market hampers steady. steady ty. carlot sup- stock, supplies on_the market EGGPLANT — Supplies narket steady. Fl crates. = 00 SQUASH—Sup moderate. marki Kampers. whi practically ght: demand 1'2-bushel demand bushel veliow. CUCUMBERS t: demand light: mazket stead . bushel bas- kets. U. 8. No_1. PEPFERS T:uck and express moderate: suppiles moderate | lish steady. _Florida | 4 receipts cemand . -bushel xes. ripes and tu ped K1 and larger. 200a ROMAINE — Supplies slow: metket hampers. 1.00a Spinach Prices Improve. SPINACH—Supplies moderate: demand moderate. market slightly stronger f | §00d stock. ~ Virginia. bushel baskets. %oa CHICAGO LIVE STOCK. CHICAGO. November States Department of Agricilture).—Hogs. 35000 including 16,000 direct: market active. about steady w:th Monday: w above <40 pounds 4500 t0p, 30 pounds, P (United medium weight. 00; heavy weight Dacking sows unds. 4.30a 100-130 | medium and good pigs. good 2 (1081 5 | 13,0 mmercial no Gov- crade fed steers and others slow. weak. Run (G head show cattle. very few offered for sale. Shipper de- but_supplv’ of cattle to relatively small. Early Targely 6 a0ab o0 market. Other | better strong. Slavkhier caitle and vealers Steers. cood and choice. 530-0(_pounds. 900-1.100 " pounds. 6 5 : ) “pounds. jum. 2.508 common and common ®00d_ 3.9 and " my 500: 2591105 cutter and c: bulls (yearlings excluded) cutter. common 10: vealers. =ood and 10: medium. 4 00a50; cull 5024.00: stocker and feeder cood and choice 500-1.050 25; common and medium. commercial only Bids and sales fully "steady on desirable fat lambs at upward of 7 best_held above Sheen firm_ compared to Bulk slaughter ~ewes 1 lambs_scarce. b; trer ®ood and and common cattle: Steers. nounds 4.00a5 250400 Sheen. 12.000. a7.35: common ewes. 00-150 all 50800 2ood and aoa " medtum. 5.5 and medium. 5. Dounds. good and choi weights. feeding choice. 5 common and medium. 1ambs 5 pounds. 6.00. STANDARD OIL GROUP LIFTS DIVIDEND TOTAL By the Assoclated Press. NEW YORK, November 27.—Cash dividend payments by the companies of the Standard Oil group for 1934 are estimated at $168,001,529, com- pared with $128,938,375 in 1933 an In- crease of $39,063,154, or approximately 30 per cent, according to figures com- piled by Carl H. Pforzheimer & Co. members of the New York Stock Ex- change. Total disbursements of the group for the fourth quarter of 1934 are estimated at $66.454,092, against $18,- 582,065 in the third quarter and $42.- 457,920 in the fourth quarter last year. . American Woolen Co.—Announced additional advance of 21, cents to 5 42% I net rallway operating income $117,354 | cents a yard on practically all of its men's wear worsted fabrics. A “Receipts of local tur- | just about steady at | roken cars ot | inch and larger, two broken round whites. round 100- 110a 100 - pound 1, arriv- Supplies X Puerio land .Anne Arundel ar- Big Gain Shown In Month’s Output Of Packing Houses | By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, November 27.—The Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago announced yesterday that packing house output in the United States in October was 20 per cen. over Sep- tember, 15!, per cent over a year ago and 12 rer cen. above the 1924-33 average for the month. SANTA FE VOTES 230 DIVIDEND Usual Payment on Preferred Declared—Big Spending Program Approved. By the Assoclated Press. NEW YORK, November 27.—Di- rectors of the Atchison, Topeka & 'on the preferred stock, pavable Feb- ruary 1 to stock of record December 31; Following the board meeting it was | anncunced that the road has approved capital expenditures of $21,243.645 for 193 | projects. The budget includes an appropria- 280 passenger cars and the rail re- newal program calls for an expendi- | ture of appreximately $1.600,000. The boara also approved the pur- | chase of three 660-horsepower Diesel motor cars for passenger service and one Diescl electric switching engine. Undivided net profits available for the payment of preferred dividends for the year ended June 30 were $8.475.- 7 The total amount required to pay the full preferred dividend of $5 | is $6.208.640, of which $3.104,320 was paid on August 1. “'HILL IS ELECTED N. & W. PRESIDENT Head of N. C. & St. L. Will Suc- ceed Late W. R. Cole—Gets Place on Board Also. By the Assoctated Press. NEW YORK, November 27.—James B. Hill, president of the Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis Railroad Co., has been elected president of the Louisville & Nashville Railroad, suc- | ceeding the late W. R. Cole. it was an- nounced today. He also was elected a director. He is expected to resign as president of the Nashville, Chatta- nooga & St. Louis. The two railroads have had close working agreements for a number of years, and the L. & N. owns & sub- stantial financial interest in the N, C. & St. L., including $18.; 706 in capi- tal stock. The late Mr. Cole, whom {Mr. Hill succeeds. was a member of the Executive Committee on the N., C. & St. L. Mr. Cole died on November 17 after a long period of service with the Louisville & Nashville. INVESTMENT TRUSTS _ NEW YORK. N York Security De: P —New (Noon quotations.) AB\fl Asked Corporate Trust A" Corp Tr AA mod Corp Tr Accum Ser Corp Tr Accum Si 34 h B Fund Investors Fund Tr S FPund Tr Shrs Incorp | Inv Tr fass In: futual Invest Nation Wide Sec B B 5 h Am Bond Tr Ctfs.. Nor ‘Am rr Shares_ TS Nor Am Tr Sh 1955 | Nor Am Tr sh 1t Quarterly Inc Shrs Selected Am Sh elected Am Sh Inc Selected Cumul Sh Selected Income Sh Spencer Trask _Fi Stend Am Tr Shrs Stand Util Inc . Super of Am Tr'A [ of Am Tr AA uper Super Tristeed Am Bk B PRODUCE EXCHANGE NEW YORK. November 27 (#.—I e eben 37 () — Erodnos (Noon Quotations.) Sales 1n | High. Low 1% 1% 40 1 Banca-Bla 4B G San 1 Bulo Gold 1 Cache La P 11 Como Mns x 22 Cornu 7 Croft i Flock g 5 Horn_ Silver 1Param Pub 1 Rubeins H pf 3 Simon Brew x " 5 Tex G Prod x FEN BONDS (Actual Sales | 8000 Shamrk 6s ‘39 39 39 x—Listed. U. S. TREASURY POSITION. By the Associated Press. The position of the Treasury November 2 S4.106.744.03; ex- $14.161.977 04: balance. $1.- 63 customs receipts for the | 54859 he fiscal year (since July | 9.07: expenditures, (including $1.447.21 6 of emergency expenditures): excess of _expenditures. s 8.116.02; gold assets, SK. sures ther B. 925 |santa Fe Railway today declared the | regular semi-annual dividend of $2.50 | including $7,030,548 for new tion of $2,250,000 for air conditioning | SEABOARD'S DEBT POLICY DEPLORED Observer Believes Action of Receivers Has Set Bad Precedent. BY CHARLES F. SPEARE. Special Dispatch to The Star. NEW YORK, November 27.—Four ago, lacking one month, the snbocrd Alr Line Rallway became bankrupt and receivers were ap- pointed to administer its affairs. There follow=d one of the most com- plete defaults on the securities of a corporation on record in American financial history. The sequel to it is instructive in suggesting the present attitude of some debtors toward the payment of their obligations. Under a plan agreed to by from 70 to 90 per cent of the different fixed interest issues of the railroad, pay- ment of coupons on all the company'’s general mortgage bonds and notes and on all its underlying divisional bonds was suspended for a period of three years from 1932 It was assumed that, at the end of this term, conditions would be so much improved that a reorgan tion satisfactory to the securi | holders could be effected and the company placed in & condition tu operate with profit. Recent Balance Cited. One provision of the agreement we | that all equipment trust certificate ir stallments maturing through 192. should be refunded in three-year re- ceiver certificates, and the receiver | were relieved of payment of principai on equipment trust obligations and underlying bonds maturing prior February 1, 1935. Not so long ago the cash balance of the Seaboard Air Line Railway was understood to have been in the neighborhood of $8,000,000. In spite of this, no attempt has been made to | raise the status of the defaulted se- curities. Actually it now appears to be lower than heretofore. The re- cefvers have just informed a commit- tee representing the $12.775,000 first mortgage 4 per cent bonds that thev will not have funds sufficient to pay the principal of the receiver certifi- cates maturing next February, nor { will they be able to meet the equip- ment trust maturities falling due then or to resume payment on the underly- ing divisional bonds. In other words. their action suggests a prolonged era | of default. Strange that the com- | peting Atlantic Coast Line could this | week resume dividends on its stock. [ Regarded as Extreme. In the Seaboard Air Line situa the principle of default is to be car- ried to an extreme degree. Hereto- fore receiver certificates and equip- ment trust certificates have quite generally had a clear record in rail- road bankruptcy cases. The proposal of the Seaboard Air Line receivers cuts deeply into this record and es- tablishes a precedent that is highly injurious to a section of th: railroad investment field that has been re- garded as almost invulnerable. It in effect confesses the inability or the unwillingness of the present operators of this line to the South to save enough from their operation to pay more than labor and materials costs and taxes This does not look reasonable to the large body of investors who have | been without income for four year: and are threatened with another pe- riod of default. Nor does it square | with the fact that, out of the opera tions in the last four years, and i spite of a liberal application of earn- |Ings to maintenance, the receive were able at one time to show ban balances nearly sufficient to have co ered full interest on all bonds in 1932 (Copyrighgt. 1934.) CHECKS ON INDIVIDUAL BANK ACCOUNTS GA!™ By the Associated Press. Checks cashed on individual ban accounts in leading cities of the Fe eral Reserve system showed an in- crease of 17 per cent during the wee' ended November 21. as compared wit the preceding period, the Resery Board reports. In the table that fol- lows the total debits for compara periods is given as reported by board: Week ended November 21 Preceding week Same week last year Sga11 374 00 217 8.605 62 REAL ESTATE ’ MADE ON HOMES OCCUPIED BY OWN- ERS IN OR NEAR THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. Applications given immediate attention THE WASHINGTON LOAN 8 TRUST CO. F Street at 9th 17th Street at G PROPERTY MANAGEMENT WHEN your apartment home properties are placed in charge of our Property Manage- ment Department you are as- d experienced care and efore no worries with de- tails. Only a modest fee. F. SAUL CO. REAL ESTATE 15th St. N.W. Natl. 2100 MORTGAGE LOANS