Evening Star Newspaper, January 4, 1935, Page 15

CURB LIST HOLDS TONARROW RANGE Prices Are Little Affected A by Roosevelt Plans—Few Specialties Rises BY G. A. PHILLIPS. Associated Press Financial Writer. NEW YORK, January 4—Stock prices on the curb apparently were little affected by the presidential mes- sage to Congress. Most issues con- tinued to move narrowly. Gains and losses were about evenly ! distributed. A few specialties contin ued to show good support, but ad- | vances were generally on small vol-| ume. Among leaders displaying minor im- provement were Aluminum Co, of America, at 51}4; Gulf Oil of Fenn-| sylvania, at 60; Parker Rust Proof, at | A 58!4, and Ploneer Gold, at 1115. Oth- ers giving a little ground mcluded Electric Bond & Share, at 7; Ameri- | can Gas & Electric, at 195%; Hiram Walker, at 287g, and Newmont, 383;. FLORSHEIM EARNINGS LOWER THAN YEAR AGO! By the Associated Fress. NEW YORK, January 4.—Flors- heim Shoe Co. reports 1or the year ended October 31 net profit of $402,- 336 after ordinary charges and de- preciation, etc., compared with $586,- 810 in the previous year. ENGINEERING AWARDS. NEW YORK, January 4 (#).—Engi- neering awards during the current week total $20,150,000, according to reports to the Engineering Record. Of this total public awards make up $18,205,000 and private work $1,945,000. BONDS ON THE CURB MARKET. DOMESTIC, BONDS Alabam Pw 4125 ? Alibama Pow 55 ‘4% Aluminum Lid 5s 4% e 5 Cent Pow as b Cent Pw & 3 Cont 8ty Emc ' 38 Consm Power Cricivle Stcel 55 m? 18 3is 203 6960 Dg b 4 Gatineau Pw fs ‘31 9Rig GRlg K1y Gen Bronze 3, 40, I T 1) Gen Refr 6 51215813 1581 5 82 np Ihiehati Balt” 58 Intern Sc Am 1o s Jore CBaL, 4',\ Jones Laugh 5s : 14..4 510012 ]unig T 00z 001z BR s ad ;..,, A% L8R 100 1\.u 2 e Pub 5 ]lH XAHI NJ P 8 No Il 6izs G Ok D gponanyyy & 510015 33, asty York TRwy 5 37 FOREIGN BONDS. & Pv B 8ls '37.. 38 A 67 6s & U S’zs C 1 Ernd 108,53 Rusia 5las ctfs '2 8axon P W ww—With warrants. rants. n—New. wi—When issued. s (stp)—Btamped. lNeuthm impaired by maturity. iCompanies reported in re- ceivership. RUBBER FUTURES, NEW YORK. January, 4 (f.—Crude ubber futures opened M.un xa 90.91. jeber; 1365 e 308111 suly. 14 20835 Xw-—Without war, 34 | Hyerade Syl (2). 32 | Kirby Pet (k10e).. Stock and Dividend Rate. A“ 00 lllh Low. Aern Supply (B). 24 \lnsunrlh (k1%) Ala Pwrpf (6)... Allied Mills Inc Alum'n Co of Am. 3508 Aluminum Ltd. 1 Am Capital (B)... 6 Am City P&L (A) (3)..000. 1008 30% 2:88. 264 19% Am Founders Am Gas&E1(11.20) Am Gas&El pf(6). zh Am Laundry 40c. . 150s AmLt& Trac1.20 3 Am Maracafbo.... 24 AmPotash&Chm. .200s Am Superpower Am Superpwr pf. Am Sup'pwr 1st pt Ark Nat Gas (A).. Armstrong C k256 | Art Met W (t45¢). Asso Elec Indus Ltd (k10 3-5C.0 | Asso Gas & Elec.. 4 25 2 10 ! % —_— 3Ty i 1264 1284 4% 8614 Babcock& Wil 40 3T Baldwin Lobdrts 60 2% | Bell Tel of Can(6) 4258130 | BlissCo (EW). .. 2 5 Blue Ridge pf(a3) 3 3% Bower Roll B (1). 4 17% 3 1 3'% 1% Bridgeport Mach. 4 44 Brillo Mfz(60c).. 67 Brit-Am Tob cou B (k94 4-5¢) 2 Brown Co pf. ... 1508 Buckeye P L (3)..100s | Bunker Hill & Sul 5258 2 3115 Cable Radlo vic.. 5 CanindusAicoA. 2 Can Indus Alco B.. 2 Canadiun Marconi. 4 Carib Syndicate... 13 { Carnation Co (1).. 1 Carrier Corp...... 1 Catlin Corp'n. . 1 Celanese 1st of (7) 400s104% 104‘1 10411 ‘Cenl Hudson G&Ectfs(80¢c).. 1 9 9 Cent States Elec. . Cent States Elec cv pf(new) | Centrifugal P 40c. |Chi R & M k87 33¢. Chief Consol. Chiids Co nt. 4| Cis Cities Service pf.. Clev Elec llu (2). Cleveland Tractor Colt's PFA (f113) Columbia Gas & { Eleccvpf(5)... Colum O & G vte. Comwlth Ed (4).. Comwlith&So war. Compo Shoe(50¢). Cons Alrcraft..... CAMCoctfs..ees Cons Gas of Balto (3 60).. Cooper Bess pf A.. Cord Corp k25¢). Cosden Oil M Crane. Creole Petrol Crocker Wheeler. Croft Brewing. ... ll‘ |CrnCk int A m Cuban Tobac vtc. Cusi-Mexicana M. , Derby Oil & Ref., | Distillers Ltd (k74 7-10¢).. Distillers Cr ! Dohier Die Cas Dow Chemical Duke Power (3).. Duval Tex Sulph | East'n States 65 | Easy Wash Mach \ (B) (50c) , Economy Grocery. 100: Eister Elec Corp | Elec Bond&Share. 62 | Elec BA&S pf(5).. 3 ’E]equ&Snftl). 7 | 20 LY Elec Share nf ww. 2258 Electrographie. .. Emp G&E 6% pf.. | Equity Corp'n. ... Eureka Pipe L(4). £X - O A&Tool Fairchild Aviat'n 2 Falstaff Brewery. Fanny F C t313;e. Fisk Rubber .. Fisk Rub pf(6). .. Fla Pwr & Lt p Ford Motor Can | (A) (K114). Ford Mot Can (B) (k134) Ford Motor Ltd. .. Gen Allovs.. : | Gen Fireproof. ... Gen Invest Corp. . Gen Pub Sve pt Gen Tire & Rub. Gllbert (AC).. Glen AldenC t1%. Goldfield Consol. . Gold Seal Elec Gorham vtc ex k¥ Great Atl & Pac non-voting (17) 1008137’ 137% 137% Greyhound (Del). 11 23% 23% 23% Gulf Oilof Pa .. 26 60% 60 60 GypsumL&Ala.. 1 7 W 2'4 23% l 17'. Hartman Tobacco. 2 1% 1% Hecla Min (40c).. 1 6% Helena Riiben. 1 % Heyden Ch (T1.. 35) 1 39 39 Hollinger G 11.35. 15 20 19% Horn&Hardt 1.60. 2008 2315 23 Horn&Hrdt pf(1). 1081047 10414 xou. Hudsoun Bay M&S Humble Oil /1) Hverade Food. 1% 6% &l | 1 508 Imp O11 Ltd coupon (180c).. Imp Tob Gt Brit & 1(k1.03 9-10¢) 1 Insurance Co of North Am (2).. 2 Int Cigar Mch (2). 1 intl Hydro Elec Systemcvof.. 508 Int Mining (k15¢) 2 intl Mining war... 2 Int Petrolm (#2).. 22 Int'l Pet reg t1.56. 1 Int] Safety Razor (B)(25¢).1008 Intl Utll (B)..... 13 1tal Superpwr (A) 6 —_— Jonas & Nau...... Jonas & Nau cv pt vones&Laugh Stl. 25 Srow Kirkland L G k3c. — Lake Sh M (13%) Lehigh C&N(50¢). Leonard Ofl. .. Lerner Stores.eee Lone Star Gas. . Long Island Lt Long Island Lt DL (A) (D). Long Island Lt of (B) (6).. Louisiana L&E: Lynch Corp (2) MeCord Rad (B).. McWillmsDr t1% 150s Mangel Stores.... 1 o - weERee peo vee 108 « 1508 39 5 36% 22% | MangeiSt pt ww. . | Marion Steam Sh. Mavis Bot A (r).. Mem Nat G(k10¢) | Michigan Sugar... Middle States Perol'm viciA). Mid West Ut (r).., Mohawk Hudson Pwr 1st of (7).. Molybdenum Cp. Mount Prod (60c). Murphy Co (1.60 2% 13 % NAt Rubber Mach, % Nat Union Radio atomas (175¢).. % THE {| N. Y. CURB MARKET Received by Private Wire Direct to The Evening Star. Stock and Sales— Dividend Rate. Add 00. !ll'h !a' %68, | New Bradford 20e 2% NJZinc2). EVENING STAR Hudson Pwr. Niag Hud P B war Niles-Bem-Pond. . Niag Shrs(Md) B. 1 391 U & 18% 2% | Pag Public Svepf. 1 Northn N Y Util PLAT).... 51 3] Outboard Mot(B). Pacific Eastern. ... Pac Gas & Elec 13t of (1% ). . 1300s20% Pac Lizht'g pf(6). 508 T1% 8% Pan-Am Air(kS0e) 5 40k PantepecOfl..... 4 2w Parke Davis t1.50 3008 33% Parker Rust P 14,1508 58% Pennroad Corp... 27 2 Pepperell Mfx (6). 90s 84% Phila Co (80c). 18 Phillip Morris. 12 18% Phoenix Secur.... 3 2 Plon'r GM Ltd 80s. 13 11% Pitney Bo P(20c). 22 5% Pitts & LE (2%).. 10s 58% Pitts Plate G 1.60. 6508 56% Potrero Sugar.... 1008 % Powdrell & Alex.. 1 Th Premier Gold 12c. 11 1% Prod Royalty 2%0 Prudential Invest Pure Oll pf. . Reliable Stores Reynolds Invest Roosevelt Field. . Ruberold (113%).. 8t Regis Paper St Regis Paper 10 100s Secur Corp Gen. .. Selected indu: Selected Indus alot ctfs (314).. Select Ind pr 314 Seton Leather. Shenandoah pf. 3 17 Snerwin Will(3).. 75s 89!y Sherwin-W pf(6), 60-108 Singer Mfz t1414. Smith (AO)..... 100! 31 Smith Corona vt Sonotone Corp. 108 108 % 239% 81% Southn Calif EdpfB (1%)... Southn Calit EdofC 1% Southl’d Royt2 4 Spieg-M-S pf(61) 50s Stand Ol Ky t13%. 9 Stand Oil (Vhi0),.100s Starrett Corp. . Stein Cosmetie: Stetson (J B) Siutz Motor, Suniay O1l. inshine M wift & Co |v16=:). Swift Int1 (3). Swiss Ofl (k10e)., —— Tastyeast Inc(A). Technicolor. ine. . Leck Hughes(40c) Texon O&L 17ée. . Todd Shipyard (2) ‘Trans- Lux DLPS 1206),, Trnrmold Ci of. Tubiz S HDOHN e It [ b - Union Gas of Can. Union Tobacco. ... Unit Chem pt pf. Unit Corp n war. Unit Founders. . Unit Gas Corp'n.... Unit Gas Cp war.. } Unit LI&PwriA).. Unit Lt&Pwr pf.. Unit MolassesLta Unit Profit Shar'g. { Unit Shoe M 141 . 10 US Elec Pwr ww. U S Foil (B)t60e). U S & Internat’l Secur 1st pf ww 1008 US Lines Unit Stores vea. .« Unit Verde Ex 40c Unit Wall Paper.. Utah Apex Utah Pwr& Lt pf (m162-3)......1008 Utilives Pwr&lt. 1 Utllities P&L pt..200s o Erlrermnom » wunnng Sulune Utll P&L(B) cfs. . Utility & Indus... Utility & Indus pf 1 K 2 un 1 1% 21 29% 2 L 1 100 8% b 100 3% 53% 1i% 5 vaco O nh'“ £0s 100 W Va Coal&Coke. 1 5 Westn Auto SupplytA)ite). 1 Williams (RC) (1) 4 1 Woolworth(K¥W) Ltd (k74c). 1 28 28 28 Wright Har(t60c) 43 9% 91 9% | o, Dividend rates in doum Dased on last quartedly or semi-ann oL fPartly Sxira SPIus 4% in stoek yable 1n gash, or stock b Fazable in “utock. 1 Plus k 53% y T 163 n Plul t Jear-eno reg- urufl llud dmdlndn mld lhll n-r ul g mmim. of u‘!’n’i“’r&! CHICAGO LIVE STOCK. CHICAGO. January 4 (P (United States Department of Agriculture).—Hogs. 15.000. including 8,000 direct: unevenly 15825 higher than Thursday; weights . 7.90; z 150-180 : slaughter pigs. 5.008 ws, mostly, 7.00a7.10: light and cho 0" pounds, [ li¥ht wenht. 160- 7.1087.75; medium weight, pounds. 7. pounds; 7.7 and “o0d, 5. z T d and hoted ' T00%146 “Bounds. Ca l 000 commercial. 500 Govern- ment; cnlves 1.000 commercial, 200 Go! cent advance: supply comprising {argely Jower &rades umnl 2 3.00a8.00 largely cleaned up est mediumwelehts. "10.00: DArE rlings, 10.50; she stock fairly a unchanged:_ vealers : best. 7.50. Slaughter s—St/ nd 5a11.1 common _and medium. 50a8.50: heifers, good dium 50a4.50 uc—eteera 008 yound: 1508885 Gommon & 3.000. Sh 11.000: lambs in_ fairly broad demand ndications fully steady on_all clasce: 25 more higner: bulk bet| b offer 1d 9:25 upward: B xlluthter ewes, ionally 4.50; Blocker and feeder ‘¢ h P00 1,050 medium, lud\nl llmh and lambs: le ard choice, 5 35: common and fum. 40-150 " pounds. and chmce 524 5 11 welxhu d medium, 4 00a75; "feeding 4 Ml ghod and cholce. " estimated _receipts tomorrow: tie. 500 commercial: 500 Government; 7.0 eep. 5.000. IR g00d .| NEW YORK BANK STOCKS | 'ORK. January 4 (@. Yerl’ Decunu Dealers’ All{)fll!iafl (Quotations as of 2 o'elock.) Bid. -New Asked. !lnk of Mmh 1%) erg Tr (3) N'¥ Frust (8 Publie_(134) Title G & T. United 8t Tr (7045 . *Including extras, . S United Gas Improvement Co.—Elec- tric output of system for week ended & | December 29 increased 3.7 per cent ever like 1933 peried; for week ended December 22 gain was 7.3 per cent. - ) WASHINGT 1] General American Investors’ Assets At $6.53 a Share By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, January 4.—General American Investors Co., Inc., reported the net asset value of its common stock as of December 31 last was $6.53 a share, against $5.54 at the end of 1933. Excluding security profits, the net income after deducting interest on the debentures was equal to more than 67 per cent of the dividends on the | ceferred stock, the company re- ported. Substantial blocks of common stock added to the company's port- folio in 1934 included American Metal, D. €., FRIDAY. Associated Dry Goods, Caterpillar Tractor, Loew's, McIntyre Porcupine Mines, Gulf Oil, Simms Petroleum, National Distillers Products, Schen- ley Distillers and Greyhound Corp. Among blocks of stock disposed of during the year were Continental Oil, International Nickel, Purity Bakeries, Standard Oil Co. of California, Stand- ard Oil Co. (New Jersey), Sterling Products, Texas Corp., Great North- ern and New Haven. o INTERNATIONAL SHOE INCOME AT $8,967,024 By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, January 4—Interna- tional Shoe Co. reports for the fiscal year ended November 30 consolidated net income of $8,967,024 after ordi- nary charges, compared with $9,090,- 566 in the previous year. “JAN ARY C. & N. W. ADDS SPEEDY NEW TRAIN TO SERVICE Special Dispatch to The Star. CHICAGO, January 4. — Mile-a- minute passenger gervice between Chi- cago and St. Paul-Minneapolis, which in effect saves & business day for eastern travelers bound for the Twin Cities, became a reality Wednesday, when “The 400,” & new de luxe air- conditioned Chicago & North Western Railway train made its debut. The train makes 400 miles in 400 minutes on its run. It operates between Chicago and the Twin Citfes, via Mil- waukee, making stops only at Mil- waukee, Adams and Eau Claire. “The 400" will make the 85-mile run from Chicago to Milwaukee in 80 minutes. The maximum average speed will te around 75 miles per hour. How- ever, the new E-2-A lccomotives are capable of making a speed of over 100 miles an hour. The train is all- steel and completely air conditioned. R e, CHRYSLER CHEERED BY DEMAND FOR CARS By the Assoclated Press. NEW YORK, automobile industry has more orders on hand than at any time since 1929, and is in a better position to fill them promptly, said Walter P. Chrysler, chairman of the Board of Chrysler Corp., in a statement yesterday. is one of the most significant bu: buy. Perhaps it is both.” ———————————————————————— January 4.—The sss A—I15 GLIDDEN NET TOTALS $1.68 A SHARE IN YEAR By the Assoclated Press. i NEW YORK, January 4.—Glidden | Co. and subsidiaries had net profil in the year ended October 31 of $1532,324 after ordinary charges, equal, after preferred dividends, to $1.68 a share on the common stock, | This compares with $2,432,863, | $1.51 a share in the preceding year of Holding that the demand for cars LEE TIRE NET CLIMBS. NEW YORK, January 4 (#).—Le2 Tire & Rubber Co. reports for t ness indicators, Chrysler declared that | fiscal year ended October 31 net profit “this index shows unmistakably either a greater buying power on the part of | $260,607 in the preceding year. the public, or a greater willingness to | of $326,870, compared with net of Net sales were $7,354,166 against $5,150,- 516 a year ago. FOR MEN who want Quality a nd Style at a LOW PRICE! O'COAnTS wd SUITS FROM OUR OWN REGULAR Overcoats —are in single or double breasted models with raglan or set-in sleeves. Plain or half belts, SUITS —in single or double breasted models, some with new sports backs. Sizes for men of all builds. SECOND FLOOR CLOSE-OUT 96 SUITS at —Single and double of cassimeres In the group are many with sports backs that will be popular this coming Spring. (Slight charge breasted models worsteds, and tweeds. for alterations.) " Kann's—8econd Floor. 1S HIGHER PRICED STOCKS 20 — Here, Men, aré clothes with a reputation for quality and good taste—models and patterns that have proven best sellers throughout the Fall Season. In this sale the price is cut to $20, but they’ve still got all their desirable quality and smartness. Make this store your first 'port-of-call tomorrow morning and look them over! ? MEN'S STORE “The Avenue"==Tth, Sth and O Sta Another Group—$29.50 and $34.50 UITS and OVERCOATS —Short lots from our $34.50 “Lon- ; Q 2 5’3‘ don Mellowed” and popular $29.50 “Commander” two-trouser suits. Single and ‘double breasted models in the wanted patterns of greys and browns. L Kann's—Second Ploor.