Evening Star Newspaper, March 15, 1935, Page 17

GAINS REGISTERED IN CURB TRADING Advances Up to Half Point Well Distributed in Many Groups. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, March 15.—Curb market stock made good progress to her levels toda hwc:airns up to }2 ¥x)mt were well dis- tributed among a wide assortment of issues, including American Gas, Elec- tric Bond & Share, Lake Shore Mines, Niagara Hudson and Pioneer Gold, while advances of one Or more Were shown by Western Auto Supply, Pitts- burgh Plate Glass, Hiram Walker and Bunker Hill & Sullivan. A. O. Smith made an extreme ad- vance of six points to 49. BONDS ON THE CURB MARKET. DOMESTIC BONDS . | e S 1005 10054 1003 J l“li 19 %lm‘:lnl K] l” 8 107% Con Gs C GU 6las A 4 Consm Power 55 Cruc ble_Steel 5s Fede Florida PAL Gary E & z Garineau Bw et Gatineau PW 6s Gallxrau P lrS E en Bronz Illnsl‘la G by & L 3sC A‘ 7‘4“;1 % 10930 10934 102 033 93% 84 = 84 21011 101 Keppers G&& Lehigh P S 6s Lexington Ut 5 Libhy MeN&L P &L 7 LK GE 4135 C ‘61 Yccord Rad 65 '43 Ohio Edison Ohio Pasvzs D ‘| Buckeye P L (3).. By private 'In direct to The Star. Stock and llll Dividend Rate. Add 00. High. Low. Close Adams Millis 1stpf (7).. 75- lOA 104 104 Aero Supply (B).. 2% 2% Ala Pwrpf (7)... SOI 48 48 Allled Mills, Ine.. 22 13 18 13 Alum'n Cootf Am.200s 341 34 34 Alumnn“l%)..wfll 70% ° 0% Aluminum, Ltd 17 17 Am Cities Pwr . &LightA (3) 50s Am Cities Pwr & Lt B (k10e) Am Cynam(B)40e Am & For Pw war Am Founders. ... Am Gas & E11.40. Am Gas&El pf(6) Am Lt&Trac 1.20, Am Maracaibo. ... Am Meter Co Am Sup'pwr 1st pt Appalacnan Elec Pwrpf (1)..... Arcturus Radio T. Ark Nat Gas (A). Ark Nat Gas cu pf Armstr Cork(50¢) Art Metal (k25¢).. Asso Gas&El (A). Atlas Corp. . Atlas Corp war Atlas Corp(A)(3). Atlas Plywood (k50c) Auto Vot Mq - Eronwme 9 $ ne e Babcock & Wil 40¢ Blue Ridge Corp. . Blue Ridge pf(a3) Bower Roll B (1), Bridgeport Mach. Brillo Mfg (60c).. Brown Forman. .. Brazil Trac Lt&P. n-—:‘.—-u-— o S b Buff N&EP pf 1.60 Bunker Hill&Sul. 100: Butler Broi Cable Radlo vte. . Can Indus Alco A. Can Indus Alco B. Can Marcon!. ... Carrier Corp. Catalin Corp Celanese pt (7)... 258 Celanese 1st pf(7) 1008 Cent Hudson G&E cfs (80c) Cent States Elec. . Centrifugal P(40c Charis Corp (1%4) | Chi RiV&M (1%3) | Cittes Service pf.. Clev Elec Illu(2) . Cleveland Tractor | Club Aluminum. . | Colts PFA't1%.. Columbia Gas & Elec cv pf (5) Com'wlith Ed 4). Comwith&So war. Compo Shoe (50¢) Cons Afrcraft. Cons Copper Cons Gas ot Balto (3.60) Cons Retail Stores Cord Cerp. Cosden Of1 Me pf | Crane & Co. . 300 Creole Petrol'm. rocker Wheeler. roft Brewing.... Crown Cent Petm. Crown Cork Int (A) (m75¢c) Cusi-Mexicana M. Dictograph Prod.. Distillers Co Ltd (p27 3-10¢) Distillers Crp-Sea Doehler Die Cast. Dow Chemical (2) Duval Tex Sulph. Eastn G & F Asso Eastn States Power (B) .. Elec Bond&Shar: Elec BAd&S of (6). Emp G&E 6% pf. . Emp G&F 7% pf Equity Corp. . European Elec Ltd (A) (60c) European Elec Ltd deb rights Ex-Cell-O A&Tool AP N_»—- (3 LT Y1) Fairchild Aviatn. Falstaff Brewery. Fanny Farmer Candy (13134¢) Fidelio Brewery.. Fire As Phila (2). 100| Fisk Rubber Ford Mot Ca (A) (k1%). Ford Motor Ltd. . Forem'st Dairy pf Froedtert Sr& M conv pf (1.20) 5 Gen Invest pf. Gen Pub Svc pf... “ | Gen Tire & Rubber 27s 3% | Gen T&R pf A (6) 4 101% 410114 33 100 100 Sup of Il 428 1 4%as s 40 SRt BB 10013 mw: 1017 101 10" 87 105% 106 &R, R w.mu 103%a 981 4 York Rwy 55 '37 Cen B Ger 63 A '53.. 4 Danzig Por 6l%s 5 Terni So 6l2s A ww—With warrants Iw__Without warrants. When muzc St (stp)—Sta mmunnuv impnlred by maturity, commmes renonea in receivership. FEDERAL LAND AND BANKS NEW YORK. March 15 (P).—Federal Yand Bank bonds. 'Quntlflnns 2 of of 2 ojclock.) Bs 100% Glen Alden C 1% Globe Und (k50¢) . Godchaux Sug (B) Gray Tel Pay S(l)lOOl Greyhound (Del). 33 Guard@fan Invest. 1 Gulf Oil of Pa 8 Happiness Candy. 1 Hamilton Gas vte. 4 Hecla Mining.... 12 Hayden Chm t1%. 1 Hollinger G t75¢c.. 18 Horn&Hardt 1.60. 758 Hudson Bay M&S 6 Humbole Ofl (1)... 7 Hygrade Food. X Hygrade Syl (2)..200s 111 Pwr&Lt §6 pt.. Imp O1l Litd coup (1800)cccevcoce Insurance Co of North Am (2) 1 & Intl Hydro Elec System cv pt 225s (ntl Mining(kise) 8 Intl Mining war., 1 intl Petrolm (12). 14 Intl Products..... Intl Otil (B). . Irving A C (p10e) ital Superpowr (A} 508 ST Kingsbury Brew.. Kreuger(G)Brew. AN ®D o Lone Star G(p15¢) Long Island Light Long Island Light PrA(T)... Louisiana L & Ex. 10s 20 McCord Rad (B).. 1 McWill'ms Dr (2) 608 Mass Ut Asso (n). 9 Michigan Sugar.. 1 Middle States Petrol'm vtc(A) 2 Midland St1 Prod.. 1 5 Molybdneum..... 16 10% Mont Ward(A) (1) 20s135% Mount Prod (60c). 65 4% 1% 19 135% 135% @ 4% Nat Bella Hess... 13 Nat Container (2) 'lo- Nat Invest war.... Nat Pw&Lt pt (6) 100- Nat Rubber Mach. N. Y. CURB THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. FRIDAY ARKET Stock and Sales— Dividend Rate, Add 00. High. Ploneer Gold Mines Ltd(80c) Pitney Bo P (20c) 2 Pittsb'gh LE(2%) 20s Pitts Plate Gl (2) 350s Pond Creek Pocahontas (2). 1 Pratt & Lamb (1). 1 Premier Gold 120. 8 Prop'ties Real vtc 1508 Prudential invest. 1 Puget Sound P& L $6 pt, PureOilpt.. .. Pyrene Mfg Co. .. Low. Close 9% 9% 6% 5% 56% 48% 4 9% 5% 57% 508 10s 3% 3% 120 130 138 Quaker Oats (16). 105130 Quaker Oats pf (6. 30s138 138 508 7 7 2% ™ Rwy & Lt Secur. . Reliance Corp(A) Reynolds Invest Richfield il Cal St Regts Faper St Regis Paper pf.150s Salt Creek P (80c) 2 Seeman Bros (t4) 1 Segal Lock& H... 3 Selected Indus. .. T Select Ind pr(3%) 50s Selected Indus allot cfs (335).400s Seton Leather.,.. 1 Shattuck Den 1 Sherwin Will (l) 200s S Smith (A O) 31008 51% Sonotone Corp 2 1% South Am Gold & Plat (40c) South Penn 01.20 1 Spleg-M-S pf(6%) 508 Stand Inv cum pr. 50s Stand O Ky (t1%) 4 Stand O11 Ohfo... 300s Stand Pwr&Lt.... 2 Stand Pwr&Lt(B) Stand Silver & Ld. Starrett Corp pf Stein Cosmet (). Stutz Motor. . Sullivan Machine. 150; Sunray Oil Sunshine ( . Swift & Co (175¢). Swift Intl (2).. Swiss Ofl (40c) . kA 22% K3 09— & 10. Hl 321 2% ontt- Tastyeast. Inc(A) ‘Technicolor. Inc. . Teck Hughes(40c) Texas Gulf Products(b10%) Tex P&L p1 (7). Texon O&LA(60¢c) Todd Shipyard (2) Trans Alr Tr sta Trans-Lux Daylite Pleture Sn (20e) Tubize Chattilion. % 15 4 ’U, 75 .4" % 21 3% e G B At Union Gas of Can Union Tobacco. .. Unit Chemical Unit Corp'n Unit Founders. Unit Gas Corp Unit Gas Corp pf. Unit Lt&Pwr pf. . Unit Li&Pwr (A). Unit Molass Ltd (p63-5) Unit Shoe M U S Elec Pwr ww. U S Finishing (r). U S Fol (B}(60c). Unit Stores vte. .. Unit Verde Ex 400 Utilities Pwr&Lt. Utilities P&L pt..100s 4l Utilities P&L (B). 1 % ytility Equities.. 1 % 7 % Utility Eo pf(3%)100s 45 Utllity & Induspt 2 1 n & 1 a7 3y = - I ) 4u * 17 10% [N 3 & NG Venezuela Petm. . 1 Walker (Hiram),, 9 Wenden Copper... 11 & % Western AUto . ‘Supply A ¢3) 1 Westn Cartr pf(6) 258 98% Wil-low Cafeteria 1 1 Woodley Pet(z0¢) 15 4% wright Har(160c) 16 9% | Yukon Gold...... 1 % % Dividend rates in doliars based on last Histea "on"the Curb Exchange: others dealt ln ax unlisted 1ssues. x Ex dmdend YORK PLANT IS RUSHED. YORK, Pa., March 15 (Special). — With sales of York air conditioning equipment increased approximately 300 per cent during the first five months of the present fiscal year, sev- | eral manufacturing departments are now working on three eight-hour shifts per day, according to S. W. Lauer, general sales manager of the York Ice Machinery Corp. CITES SOUNDNESS OF TRADE REVIVAL Dun & Bradstreet Review Avers Present Basis Is Best Since 1932. NEW YORK, March 15—Dun & Bradstreet in its weekly trade review declared today the present business upturn represents the soundest revival since the depression low of 1932. “Neither the vagarles of March weather in all of its perverse mani- festations nor the continued uncer- tainty of the course of national legis- lation have been sufficiently potent to swerve the movement of general busi- ness, by any wide degree, from its definitely charted course,” declared the review. “The recession which appeared in some divisions during the last three weeks seems to have been checked, asa fuller realization has been reached that the present upturn represents the soundest revival that has occurred since the nadir was touched in 1932. Gloom Held Exaggerated. “With natural forces vigilantly di- rected by men whose experience has weathered stress and storm periods of many economic readjustments, the spread between buoyant sentiment 4| that the gloomy views held in some i W | 16% | 4% | STATEMENT IS ISSUED 2| BY NEW YORK RESERVE and tangible results is being narrowed | constantly, and proofs are multiplying ‘quanvrs have not been wholly war- ranted, in the light of current reas- suring developments. “After a slow start, a less interrupt- |ed expansion during the next six | months appears in prospect for the dmribume branches.” Spring buying has started, the re- | view said, with the public going ahead with purchases despite the weather. | “Instead of having passed the sea- | son’s peak, as had appeared possible in February, new highs are indicated for many industrial divisions before Spring runs will have been com- pleted,” it reported. Motor Output Climbs. | The review showed an expansion in motor production had not | checked, and said the output of farm | equipment is at the best pace in years. { “An increase of 50 to 60 per cent in | the sales of tractors and power ma- | chinery indicates the definite trend of the farmer away from horse-drawn machinery, doubtless due to the higher valuation of horses and the prohibitive feed prices in most sections. * * | “Already disrupted and unsettled by | | the paucity of orders, the cotton goods | trade was left almost prostrate by the | mi tumble which the price of raw slnple1 took during the early part of the The report pointed out that manu- facturers of uniforms were receiving more orders than for any Spring period in the last four years, an action | which the analysts declared was caused by replacement orders from firemen, policemen and other uniform | wearers who were being paid more 1 regularly. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, March 15.—The state- { ment of conditions of the Federal Re- serve Bank of New York at the close | of business March 13 shows: Gold _ certificates on hand | nd due from U 8. Tr Total resrnesv. | ons o 611.000 [ Tor +*discounted 4.008.000 eht in open market ’m i o {ictetaladvanc ”" t mcurlnes G Dins and. securities. - et res P irculation—net | Denosits— {mbn' hnnk—Re‘erve lc- bral reserves to d and Federal Re- CePve mote liabilities com- bined ! RENAMED BY GRANGE. FORESTVILLE, Va, March 15 \ (Special) —L. B. Morris has been re- elected president of Great Falls Grange Building Corporation for the commg year, Other officers were re- | elected. | l FREIGHT LOADINGS DROP 17,372 CARS Week’s Decline Puts Total 26,850 Below Level of Year Ago. By the Agsociated Press. The Association of American Rail- roads announced today loadings of revenue freight for the week ended March 9 were 587,270 cars, a decrease of 17,372 cars from the preceding week and a decrease of 26,850 cars from the corresponding week in 1934; but an increase of 145909 over the corre- sponding week in 1833. Miscellaneous freight loading for the week totaled 223,253 cars, a decrease of 2,425 from the preceding week but an increase of 6,646 over 1934 and 82,402 over 1933. Loading of less than carload mer- chandise freight totaled 160,513 cars, an increase of 193 over the preceding week, but a decrease of 5913 from 1934. It was an increase of 5,859 over 1933. Coal loaded totaled 130,074 cars, & decrease of 8,894 cars from the pre- ceding week and 22,767 from 1934, but an increase of 33,202 over 1933. Grain and grain products loaded totaled 26,981 cars, a decrease of 2,143 from the preceding week and 2,786 from 1934, but an increase of 8,767 over 1933. Live stock loading amounted to 11,- 683 cars, a decrease of 1,044 from the preceding week and 308 from 1934, but an increase of 865 over 1933. Forest products loading totaled 24,- 410 cars, a decrease of 1,618 from the | preeedlng week, but increases of 1,409 over the same week in 1934 and 10,981 over 1933. Ore loading amounted to 3,411 cars, an increase of 123 over the preceding | week, 18 over 1934 and 1617 over 1933, Coke loading totaled 6,945 cars, a decrease of 1,564 from the preceding week and 3,149 from 1934, but an in- crease of 2,216 over 1933, In the Western district alone grain and grain products loaded totaled 16.- 886 cars, a decrease of 2547 from 1934, Live stock loaded in the Western district totaled 9,011 cars, a decrease of 276 from 1934. U. S. TREASURY POSITION. | By the Associated Press. $13.634.107 yRegeipts. for ihe scal year (since July 575K8: expenditures. $4.- 5595 ineluatng 76 of emergenc: I of" expenditures Bssets. SX 55 Receipts for March date lagt yen ures 20,4 £ n ) 90, ms receipts for the mumh ‘l‘ 007, N'&K B9, Receipts for the fiscal ye 9 319 10: expenditures, =$4.5(2,471.802 25, including $2.507.195.624.80 of emm e expenditures: excess of expenditure: 407TTR483TD] qold assels. S7.58 ——— APPAREL PRICES DOWN. NEW YORK, March 15 (P).—Men's and women's apparel prices as well as | quotations on piece goods and home furnishings have continued the down- turn which has been under way since April 1, 1934, according to the Falr- child publication’s Retail Price Index. FOREIGN MARKETS. By the Associated Press. N.—The usual week end quiet- ness prevailed the Stock Exchange to- Home rail and industrial stocks were supported. while gilt-edged securities eased I lowest. and rubber shares were unsetiled. due. to the drop in crude prices. The market closed irregdiar. PARIS —The recovery of raw material prices left stocks indifferent. with a slight upward tendency in an inactive session on the Bourse today. 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Why pay more when you can buy these features in the Aristocrat? o Entirely Preshrunk o Guaranteed Colors Nat Sugar N J (3) Nat Union Radlo.. Natomas Co(60¢). Newmont M (k1). N Y Shipbuild’g. . Niag Hudson Pwr Niles-Bem-Pond. . Noma Elec Corp. . Northern States Power (A). —— Ohio Ofl'eu of (6). OQutboard Mot (B) o Sizes 14 to 17 e Whites, Blues and Fancy Patterns i o Perfectly Styled @ Generously Cut JACK and JANE PLAY SUITS Made of Pepperell Fabrics 59 Built for hard wear. Saves on the laundry bill. Select from pin stripes and solid blues. Sizes 3 to 8. FOREIGN EXCHANGES EW YORK. Mas (7. —Poreign extiage \ORRGlar, Great Britain T doie lars, other in cents. Great Britain, de- nd, 4.70%: cables. 4.70%: 60-day bills, 59%: " caples, Williams Palmolive Burma-Shave Lifebuoy Molle Barbasol Colgate o S oS o HoapmRen® e ar démand. & 'mands—Belgiu N‘ 05 nmar Pac Gas & Elec Istof 1wy 3 2L Pacific Pub Svept 1 Pac Tin spec (k2). 268 26'/. PantapecON..... 6 1% Parke Davis ll.". 2 36% Parker Rust P(3) 200s 57% Peninsular Tele.. 50s 6 Pennroad Corp... 11 1% Pepperell Mfx (6) 208 65% Phila Go (80¢c) 1 4 Phoenix Secur.... 5 1% 4 Ehoent Secursi. 1 st a6 se| The Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company. 1% - P 950 5.57%n; Tokio, 28.- Shan $8.:90; Hongkong, 42.50; MeXico CHy Hisihe ver peso). 27 85: Montreal in New York. ©9.00; New York in Montreal, 101.00 D—Nominal. NEW YORK BAR SILVER. NEW YORK, March 15 (#).—Bar silver firm, % higher at 59%. )