Evening Star Newspaper, April 7, 1935, Page 72

FINANCIAL. FINANCIAL. Elected to Head Clearing House At Martinsburg G—4 CURB LIST TEND T0 HIGHER LEVELS THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, APRIL 7, 1935—PART FIVE. WEEKLY SUMMARY OF THE NEW YORK CURB MARKET FOR WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, APRIL 6, 1935, By the Associated Press. — 1935 = High. Low. Stocks and dividends, High, 107 103 Adams Mill 1st pf (7).e 107 ~—~1935 — High. Low. Net 1935 —— High. Low. Close. Chse, | i l:“ 12% 13% +1% 5% 18% 12% 13% + % 126 + % ~—1935 — olun.fill High. Low. 12% +1% £ 91 +1k 3! Net Stocks and dividends, High, Low. Close. Chse. % United Corp war... X &+ 35 United Gas Corp pf. 39% 41 64 TUnited G&Epf (7). 64 64 Stocks and dividends, Low. Stocks and dividends, 11% Stand Oil Ohio. 91 Stand Oil Ohio pi 9 StandP&Lpf. % Stand Silver & High, Low. 12% 1 Net Low. Close. Ohge. vy +4% Scattered Profit Taking Seen in Some Groups After Sharp Advance. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, April 6—In one of the busiest Saturday sessions in some time, the Curb market extended yes- terday's rally in a number of issues Some scattered profit taking was in evidence. Transfers approximated 125,000 shares, compared with 56,000 a ‘week ago. Newmont Mining and Molybdenum gained around 1)2 points each. Humble Oil was up about 1, while fractional improvement appeared in Electric Bond & Share, Sherwin-Wil- liams, Cleveland Tractor and Techni- color, A mild recession occurred in American Gas & Electric. RIGGLES TO HEAD INSURANCE CLUB George T. Black Is Elected Vice President—R. Earl Gawthrop, Secretary-Treasurer. Laurance H. Riggles was elected president of the Life Insurance Club of Washington at the April meeting. Other officers elected included George T. Black, vice president, and R. Earle Gawthrop, secretary-treasurer. John P. Lynch, Charles B. Sinclair and aul H. Primm were elected to the board of directors. Laurance Riggles, familiarly known as “Larry” to his friends and policy= holders, is a: charter member of the Life In- surance Club and has been associ- ated with the Phoenix Mutual & Life Insurance %3 Co. for the last 25 years. He is a director of the Life Under- writers’ Associ- ation and is a member of the Joppa Lodge, No. 35, F.AAM The Life In- surance Club was organized for the purpose of promoting the welfare and effciency of the Life Underwriters of ‘Washington. The organization was one of the first to take part in the ef- forts to eliminate the part time and unsuccessful agent. The members of the club were gratified to learn that an agreement to eliminate part-time agents has been offered to all the life companies in the United States and has already been signed by nearly all of the major insurance companies. For the first two months the Life Presidents’ Association reports an in- crease of 17.6 per cent in insurance written over that of the corresponding period last year. L. H. Risgles, Chicago Grain By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, April 6.—Braced up as a result of late speculative buying, the corn market scored something of an advance today, and imparted relative firmness to other grains. i Evidence of rapid decrease of Chi- cago supplies of corn had a stimu- lating effect on buyers, especially as vessel loading was in progress here| today for immediate lake shipments of corn to Buffalo. The trade vir- tually ignored assertions that Argen- tine corn, duty paid, was being of- fered to Pacific Coast points at far below what domestic corn could be laid down from the Central West. Corn closed firm, unchanged to higher, May, 843-!:; wheat un- chmged to 3 off, May, 94%: oats, 1, down to !} up, and provisions showing 5 to 15 cents gain. Corn and oats traders took sharp notice of statements that the com- bined present stocks of corn in Chi- Special Dispatch to The Star. MARTINSBURG, W. Va., April 6.— Thomas W. Martin, president of Citizens’ National Bank here since 1928, was elected president of Mar- tinsburg Clearing House Association at the annual meeting yesterday. He fills the vacancy caused by the recent death of H. H. Emmert, who had served as president since the clearing house was organized in 1908. Lacy I. Rice, attorney, president of Old National Bank, succeeding Mr. Emmert there, was named vice presi- dent. Dudley Harley, cashier of Peoples Tyust Co., was named sec- retary-treasurer. Mr. Martin is well known in Balti- more and Washington and along the Baltimore & Ohio old second divi- sion where he served for many years with the dining car service. He came to this city as a hotel operator. He has been president of Martinsburg Building & Lean Association since its organization in 1921; is a former member of the Martinsburg School Board; member of the Martinsburg Water Commission, and a director of the Martinsburg Rotary Club. Commodity Price Changes for Week BY H. N. McGill, Editor, McGill Commodity Service, Inc. AUBURNDALE, Mass., April 6 (). —Commodity prices advanced during the first week in April, now close to the peak level reached in early March. The advance was due to four groups, namely, agricultural products, live stock, hides and leather and non- ferrous metals. During the week more groups declined than advanced, as seven individual groups—industrial products, building materials, chemi- cals, fuels, paint materials, fine tex- tiles and vegetable olls—averaged less than the previous week. In each case, however, the reaction was of & limited character. Industrial prices recorded a slight decline. Industrial activity held on a relatively high plane during the first quarter of the year and preliminary figures for the first week in April show only a moderate contraction. Farm Prices Climb. Agricultural prices climbed to the highest level since February. The continuance of duststorms and sub- normal moisture have caused greater speculative interest as there are signs that 1935 will prove another year of crop deterioration. During the week prices for wheat, corn, oats, rye, eggs, sugar, flaxseed and butter averaged higher. Four items declined—cotton, wool, hay and beans. Live stock, the third major group, also moved upward rather sharply. The latest index figure is 84.5, which compares with 42.3 a year ago. Price strength in cattle and lambs more than counteracted moderately lower quotations for h The hide and leather index ad- vanced due to a one-half cent mark- up in the price of hides. Calfskins ‘weakened slightly. Non-ferrous metals reached a new high for the year, reflecting higher quotations for silver and tin. Anti- mony showed some disposition to de- cline. Fine textiles were weak, caused by lower quotations for the two impor- tant items—cotton and wool. Vegetable Oils Decline. Vegetable oils recorded the greatest proportionate decline of any of the seven groups that averaged lower as compared with a week ago. No items advanced, while weakness occurred in cocoanut, corn, cottonseed and china- wood oils. Most important changes in the Me- Gill weekly price index (1926 equaling 100) were as follows: All commodi Industrial Agricultural Live stock Fine textiles . | Vegetable oils. Daily Price Index. NEW YORK. April 6.—Index of 15 staple tommodt ¥_price: (December 185 equats 100; 1926 equals 230.5.), Col:o cago, Minneapolis, Duluth and Buf- falo, as well as in Georgian Bay ports, do not equal the supplies held in | o Chicago alone on May 1 last year. It was added that further decided curtailment of stocks of corn at some | Lead of these places will apparently be effected this month. Meanwhile, bookings of corn today to arrive here from rural sources were meager, and demand good for shipments from Chicago. i Helping to rally wheat prices from | early declines was the fact that the| s official forecast for next week pointed to but little moisture in the great plains area. Brisk advances of wheat quotations at Liverpool and Buenos Aires were also of some aid. ‘The action of the Liverpool market was ascribed to renewed buying of futures there and to scarcity of Aus- tralian offerings, as well as to better inquiry from millers. Reports of improvement in soil and ‘weather conditions both for domestic| july. Spring and Winter wheat had only a temporary bearish influence. Provisions advanced owing mainly to comparative scantiness of offerings “a‘ i 1 markets tod ange at principal markets today: T TR . Glose Kansi ) Winnipe Ra7s Live: ST Chicago .. . 81 0130-Ts Minneapolis = 983, K Kansas City’ R8z ! a6, Miscellaneous Markets, Additional New York markets compiled y e Associated Press: Sugar futures 3 closed steady. \Inehlnnd 10 2 lower. 11,900 tons. membe;d 2.35b December. 240b; pot s 5 ntos No. 4 8Mad. = Cos lnd tmgm ot- unn.s included, Sa ‘Bourbon and 55 at 7.80a8.20. Rio ftures closed Stentys Sales, 3.000: May, 01n: Senlember. em| 5 5.160; arch Blnml futures stead: es. 13.C00. Mu. mher, 7.70; 89: September, 7.69; Decembe: 770, Mn‘.'{mn ; S Fyfures closed s'seldyn\m- er; Becemper. 10.17; Y vch, 70 455, Sa quiet. T550.000 15, CR m‘ B%Pumru closed SR ARE - Paeptember 31" emored cluned 114 00D, n—Nominal MOODY’S INDEX SHOWS MIXED TRADE TREND By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, April 6.—Statistics appearing during the last week indi- cated a mixed business tendency, ac- cording to Moody’s index figures for freight car loadings, electric power production and steel ingot output. These index figures are adjusted for seasonal variation—that is, if the change from the previous week should coincide with the normal seasonal change, the index figure would be un- changed. Carload- Elec- 7Ys 48% & A% 40h A% mn Cash Market. no nlu npomd fi""' a; Nop T, -hm. 53l/.~‘6 ’0 ‘Time seed. 16.80a ueu" 155001850 cwe: NEW YORK PRODUCE. new, -rlw. 18.50 (®.—Live poultry | {r w!:w April 6 L ‘l’\?ln!{ekh?md express prices un- eued poultry firm. Prozen, chickens, 1!!28 other (rfllen and all fresh quota- nged "efll“ncs llh ‘firm. lllxed colors, spe- selections from (resh re- i st e mediums, 40 wnnd;,. "‘” "’ 42 pounds, 22%8la; averas: Storage picked first 3 miums. 28! hennery. exchange spec llxl:hll'l :2 '4: ' capons, ogs. tele 1 5! frsts (u-so) :'wm:m: seconds ), ot quoted standaids (96 ummuou ariot: No butter sales. a chd flrm zr ex- 150, cases, current llve 1 car, 7_trucks: steady; 20: Leghorn hens, 1813: Rock 1 ryers. & broilers. 28: colore > “Phaso: o. ; 1 20282113 THG; Beese 14; 67 pounds, o SAVANNAH NAVAL STORES. SAVANNAH, rpentine firm. QH%&H AY!-. .'mmnwm. '/ . hipments. stock. m. Roain, ';um ‘ecllvu. i 7; SHl 161 AR Aero Supply Mfg B 3% Agfa Ansco. . % 18% Ainsworth (p%) & Air Investors Inc ww. 123 Air Investors cv pf. 37 Ala Power pf (6). 41% Ala Power pf (7)... % Algoma Consol Ltd. %4 Algoma Con Ltd pf. 12% Allied Mills Inc. 32 Aluminum Co of Amer. . 69% Aluminum Co pf (1%%).. 9% Alum Goods Mfg (40c).. 17 Aluminum Ltd 2% Alum Ltd C war. 6% Alum Ltd D war. 50% Alum Ltd cu pf. 1% Am Beverage Corp. 64 57 Am BookCo (4). 145 138 Am Cigar Co (8) 85 29 AmCity P&L (A) (33). 2\6 % Am City P&L (k10c) B. 112 111 AmDTelNJcvpf (7) 2 1% Am Equities (k10c). 3 14 Am & For Pwr war % & AmFounders... 13% Am Founders 1st pf D.. 16% 16% Am Gas & Elec (1.40).. 244 80% Am Gas & Elec pf (6)..x100 4% Am Hard Rubber 4% 2% Am Invest Inc.. 12% Am Laundry Mch (40¢). % Am Lt & Trac (1.20).. 193 Am Lt & Trac2pf (1%)+ 412 Am Mfg Co... % Am Maracaibo. 8 Am Meter Co 1; Am Superpower . 7l Am Superpower 44 Am Superpower 1s 4 Am Thread pf (25¢). 71 Appalach E1 Pw pf ( % Ark Natural Gas 5 Ark Nat Gas A 21 Ark Nat Gas cu 16': Armstrong Cork (50c).. 3% Art Metal Works (k2ic) 5% Asso Elec Ind (k10%)... 14 Asso Gas & Elec....... 14 Asso Gas & Elec A 22 AssoTel Ltd pf (113 5 Atlantic Coast Fish. T4 Atlas COrp......... 13, Atlas Corp war . 47% Atlas Corppf A (3). 315 Atlas Plywood.... 5 Auto Voting Mch (50c). 52 Ax-Fish Tob (3.20) A... 371 28 Babeock & Wilcox (40¢) 3% 1% Bellanca Aircraft. .. 132 125 Bell Tell of Can (6). 112 8% Bickford's. Inc (1) 2 12 Blauners(1).. 31 Bliss Co (E W) 1 Blue Ridge Corp 35% Blue Ridge C cv pf u!) . 7 Bohack (HC). 6 Borne-Scrymser 3% Bourjouis (k25¢).. 16 Bower Roll Bearing (1). 3% Bridgeport Machine.... 6% Brillo Mfg (60c).. 271 Brit-Am T cu (p35%) B. 26% Brit-Am T reg p35 3-5c.. 24% Brit Col Pow (112) A. 5 Brown Copf 513 Brown Forman Dis. 30% Buckeye Pipe Line (3) 14% BN & E P pf (1.60). 30" Bunker Hill & Sulliv: 1% Burma Ltd (k9 7-10c) 614 Butler Bros. 15 Cable Radio Tube vtc. 20 Calambra SE (72.60), 7% Canadian Ind Alco A, 1% Canadian Marconi. 1% Carib Syndicate. 17 Carnation Co (1) 54% Caro P& L pf ( 13% Carrier Corp 433 Catlin Corp. 93 Celanese 1st p! 10 Celluloid Corp. ... 8% Cent Hud G&E ct (80¢). 20% Cent P&L 7% pf (m1%) % Cent States Electric. ... % Cent Sta El cv pf(new). 1 CentStaEl 6% pfxw... 2 Cent States Elec 7% pf.. 4% Centrifugal Pipe (40c).. 12% Charis Corp (1%).. 34 13% % 13 157 115 Chesbrough Mfg (?G’i) llSVt llfill. 18% 16% Chi Mail Order (113%) 16 ChildsCopf.. % Citles Service..... 61 Cities Service pf. % Cities Service pf B 6 Citles Service pf BB 6% Cities Serv P& L 86 pf.. T4 Cities Serv P&L $7 pf... 814 City Auto Stp (k10¢) # Claude Neon Inc. . 2314 Clev Elec Illum (2) 5% Clev Tractor. % Colon Oil. . 25 ColtsPatF A (1%). 32 ColumG &Ecv pf (5). % Colum O &G vte.. 47% Comwlth Edison (4). 1 Comwlith & Sou war. 51 Community P&L 1st pl. 1% Como Mines 13 Compo Shoe 7% Cons Aircraft. 1 ConsCopper.... 52% Cons Gas Balto ( 36 ContlG &E pr pf ( 2 Contl Securities Corp 3% Cooper Bessemer-. . 16% Cooper Bess pf A w 2% Cord Corp..... 1% Corroon & Reynold 22 Corroon & Reyn'ds pf A % Cosden Oil (Maine)....; 1 Cosden Oil (Maine) pf,. 11% Courtaulds (p271:¢).es® % Cramp (Wm) & Sons 10 Creole Petroleum 4 Crocker Wheeler. 1 Croft Brewing......... 8 Crown Central Petrol... 7% Crown Cork Intl A m75¢c 87 Cuneo Presspf ww 615. 100 - 113 Cusi-Mexicana Mining.. 5 4% Darby Petrol (50¢) 1% # Derby Ofl & Ref... 3 5% Dictograph Products. .. 28% 21 Distill Co Ltd p27 3-10c. 187 14% Distillers Corp-Seag. 12 Douglas (W L) pf. 80% Dow Chemical (2). 18 Driver Harris (k50 37 Duke Power (3). 8% Duval Texas Sulp! 3% Eagle Picher Lead..... 214 Eastn Gas & Fuel Asso 38 EasternG&F pf (6).... 68 East'n G&F Aspr pf4% % Eastern States Power... 5 EasternSta PwpfA.... 3 Easy Wash MchB...... 24% Edison Bros Stores (l). 14 Eisler Elec Ci 3% Elec Bd & Sh: 34 Elec Bd & Share pf (S\ . 37% Elec Bd & Share pf (6). 21 Elec Pw Asso (40¢).... 21¢ Elec Pw Asso (40¢) A. % Elec Shareholding. . 40 Elec Sharehld pf ww. 8 EmpireG&F 7% pf... 8% Empire G&F 8% pf.... 9% Empire Pwr part (k1).. 1% Equity Corp..........; 7 Europ Elec Ltd (60c) A. % Europ El1 Ltd debrts... 6 Ex-Cello Air & Tool. 7% Fairchild Aviation. 71 Falardo Sugar. 2% Falstaff Brewing. 7% Fanny Farm c(vu PN 81 Fedders Mg A.... 25% Ford Mot c.nmu )(A) 2% Ford Motor France. T% Ford Mot Litd.. . % Foremost Dairy pf 14% FroedtertG&M ov pf1.20 20 Garlock Packing1).... 1 GenAlloyS............ 11% Gen EI Ltd rcts k30%e. 11 GenG&EcvpfB... 4 Gen Invest Corp. 16 GenInvestpf..... 24 Gen Pub Service pf. 52 Geargia Power pf (5)... 61% 14% Glen Alden Coal (11%).x 16 7 Globe Underwrit (k50c) "i“ Y 107 107 2! 3 - % + % %+ % +1% +3 +T% $44t PR F & 44+ 4+ S FEE FIEE % +4% +h + % +1 8 -% o FESEREE FE R I e 4444 et a SEw PlE+id F§OER ERrEssERLeeR = Vit d bbbt 4t + = ¥ 4+ ot FEIFELE |4+ . & + 1 - 33 128 122% Grt A&P T 1stpf (7) 36% 60% 13% % 1 % 30% by 2% 2% 16 2 12'3 7 58 20 K 1 51 Bl 6% 6% 3 30% 30% 137 31% 29 4% 8% 2% 31% 20 107 14 1% 1513 13 1154 3 963 100 2% 126 20% Greyhound Cp (Del) 50% Gulf Oil of Pa. 87 Heyden Chem (11%) 41 16% Hollinger Gold (175¢)..x 17 1% Horn (A C) Co...... 1% 20 Horn & Hardart (1.60) 11% Hudson Bay Min& 8 44 Humble Ol (1)..... 2 Hygrade Food Products 26 Hygrade Sylvan (2). 14 11 Pwr&Lt6% pf 13% 111 Pwr & Lt $6 p: 15% Imp O1l Ltd cou ( 12 Imp Tob C (t52%c). 31% Imp To GtB&I p71 3- 3% Indiana Pipe Line (30c)’ 66 Indianap P&L ¢ pf(6l3) 62 InsCoof N Amer (2) 3% Int Hydro El Syscv 5 Int Mining war. 28 Int Petrol (12) 29% Intl Perolm re 2% Intl Product: 1% Int Utilitie: 3 Int Utilities B. 24% Inter: Hosiery (2). 8 Interstate Pw Dei pf... 8% Irving Alr Ch (pl0c).. 1 Italian Superpower A % Italian Superpwr db rts. 18 Jones & Laughlin Steel. 33 Kerr Lake. .. Te 1 Kingsbury Brew 1% Kirby Petroleum (piic) 15 Klein (DE) Co (11%).. 1% Knott Corp 11% Kress S H spl pf (60c) 413 Kreuger (G) Brew.. 48 Lake Shore Mines (14). 18 Lefcourt Real pf(m11;) 5% Lehigh Coal&Nav (50¢). & Leonard Oil. 40 Lerner Stores (). .. Libby McNeill & ley. Lion Oil Refining. .. Lone Star Gas (p15¢)... Long Island Light..... Long Island Lt pf (7) A Long Island Lt pf (6) B % Loudon Packing (1274). Louisfana Land & E 26% Lynch Corp 21% McWilliams Dredg (2) 67 Mangel Stores. ... 50 Mangel Stores pf w 27 Mapes Cons Mfg (3). 14 Maryland Casualty 313 Massey-Harris.... 14 Mavis Bottling (r) A 40% Mayflower Asso (2). 60 Mead Johnson (t4).... 1% Memphis Nat G (p10c) % Merritt Chap & Scott... 4 Mesabi Iron 2 Michigan Gas & Oil. % Michigan Sugar. .. % Midl Sta Pet vtc B % MidWest Ucvpf A (r).. 10% Mock Judson Voe (1)... 30% Mohawk Hud 1st pf (4). 7% Molybdenum Corp..... 127 Montgom Ward (7) A... 27% Montreal L&P (134)... 2T% 20 Moore Drp Frg(k1.50)A 26 4% Mountain Prod (60c)... 4% 6 Nachman Spring.. 1% Nat Bellas Hess. .. 29% Nat Bd & Share (11%) 19 Nat Container (2). 103 Nat Dairy P pf (7) 11% Nat Fuel Gas (1) % Nat Investors. % Nat Investors war. % Nat Leather...... 46% Nat Pwr & Lt pf (6). 515 Nat Rubber Mch. % Nat Service Co 27% Nat Sugar N J 1 2% Nehi Corp..... 6"0 Nelson (Herman). New Bradford Oil (2 50 New Jersey Zinc (2). 1% New Mex & Ariz Lan 34% Newmont Min (p50¢c) 83 N Y & HonRo (72) 4% N Y Shipbuilding C rp. N Y Tel pf (612) N Y Transit (30c). 243 Niag Hudson Pw 14 Niag Hud Pw A war. 14 Njag Hud Pw B war. 2% Niag Shares (Md) B. 814 Niles-Bemit-Pond. 2% Nipissing (k12%3). s Noma Elec Corp... 4% North Am L & P pf 35 North Warcv pf (3). 45'% North N Y Ut pf (7). Fh Northn States Pwr A North Cent Texas. 5% Northwest Engineer. 204 Novadel Agne (2)... 90% Ohio Oil cu pf (6). 85% Ohio Power pf (6). 2 PacEastCorp..... 18Y% Pac G&E pf (1.3732). 20% Pac G&E 1st pf (113) 71 Pac Lighting pt (6). T4% Pac Pub Service pf. 39 Pan-AmAirl) 1% Pantepec Oil. 3% Param't Mtors Corp 82% ke Davis (11.70 56 ker Rust Prod (3) 34 Pender (D) Gr (3%) 1% Pennroad Corp. 80% Penn Pwr & Lt p! + 53! Penn Wat & Pw (3) 4% »BEa%z, HTT L 113% 25 55 Pepperell Mfg (6). 31 Perfect Circle (2).. 4 Phila Co (80c)... 1% Phoenix Sec Corp 27% Phoenix Sec Corp pf. 814 Ple Bakeries (p55c).... 87 Pioneer G M Ltd (80c).. 5 Pitney Bowes P (20¢c).. 33% Pitts Bess& L E (115).. 51 Pittsbgh & LE (1%3)... 46% Pittsbgh Plate 31 (2) 23% Pond Creek Poca (2)... % Potrero Sugar........e 1% Premier Gold (12¢) 3% Prod Royalty (2%¢).... 12% Properties Realty vtc 4% Prudential Investors, 86 Prudential Inv pt (6) 5 Public Svc Ind §6 pf. 8 PubSvcIndprpf... 16 Pub Sve Nor I11 $60 p.r. 78% Pub Sve N I11 6% pf..... 18 Puget Sound P&L $5 pf. 6% Puget Sound P&L $6 pf. 34% Pure Oil pf.... # Railroad Shares. s Reiter-Foster. 7% Revnolds In 9% Rice Stix D G (2) 8 Richfield Oil Cal 85 Rochester G&E pf D(C) 1% Roosevelt Field Inc. 3% Root Refining cv pr p: 16% Royal Typewriter. 41 Ruberoid Co (1). 3% Russeks Fifth Av % St Anthony Gold. % % Securities COTp gen... o % Segal Lock & HAW..veen 28 Selby Shoe (1.60) % Selected Ind. 8% Seton Leather. 1% Shattuck Den Min. 1 Shenandoah Corp. 84 Sherwin Willlams (3).. 108 Sherwin Wil pf (6).. 1 235 Singer Mfg Co (183).. 2% Singer MLtd res k14%c. 29 Smith (A0). . 1 Sonotone Corp. 3% So Am Golabpln(mc) . 21% South Penn Oil (1.20). . 20% South Cal Ed pf (1%)A. 22% 17% South Cal Ed pf (1%)B. 22% 16% South Cal Ed pf (1%)C. 8% South Pipe Line (30c).. % South Corp (k10c)..... 4% Southl'd Royalty (25¢) 42 Southw Penn P&L (4).. & Spanish & Genrets..... 80 !Monl-lhy-l vt (6%). 10% Stand 18 lmaouxy(uu) « 7% 8tand Ofl Nebr...ceme A, - 19 > +1 4 @ 4 oAt AL 44 EFe B8 s8 Fp IR - PHt++++ L4t wrE ey sesss 5 - FESE & “Pses 5 W 1% 72 +11 10 2% + T + 21 - +1 % 5 h | 96% +2% 24 + % 100 <6 % 22% +1% Li++000 FERERES # Starrett Corp % Starrett Corp 11 Stetson (J B) 7 Taggart Corp.. 22'% Tampa Elec (2.24). % Tastyeast Inc A, 11% Technicolor Inc.. 3% Teck Hughes (40c) . 48 Tenn El Pwr 1st pf (7).. 3% Tex Gulf Prod (b10%).. 5 Texon Oil & Land (60c). 114 Tob Prod Export (10c).. 2314 Todd Shipyard (2). 3 68 Toledo Edison pt (6) % Tonopah Mining. % Trans Air & Transp't st. 2% Trans-Lux DLPS (20c). 5% 3% Tung-Sol Lamp... . 85'% 29 Tung-Sol Lamp pf (3).. — 23 19% Union Amer Invest 6% 4% Un Gas of Can (p10 1x Union Tobacco 3% United Air war 14% United Carr F ( 21! United Chemical pt pf.. % United Corp war.. % United Dry Docks (r. %4 United Founders. “» United Gas Corp. 33 United L & WEREE % U S Elec 30% U S Play! 2 USRadi FEFFE 3% Waco Al 1 Wenden 24 in stock + #| 5% in stock. . gPlus | ividende® 1vidends + b fate | 3Ex dividend. nPlus 10% % United Lt & Pwrpf A.. % 1 United Lt & Pw B. 1 10% U S Foll Co (60c) B. 1% 1% t & Pw pf % 6 % United Profit Sharing. . % % % 70 United Shoe Mch (14%) Unit Shoe Mch pf (1%3). 39% % US & Intl Sec. 42 US&IntlScistpf ww, 5% 5% @ Pw ww.. & 1% 33 2% ing Card t1.7 ator. 1% United Stores vtc. 2% United Verdi Ext (40c).x a 16 Utah P&L pf m1.16 2-3c % UtiPPwr & Lt.... 3% Util Pwr & Lt pt. 7% Utility Equities . 1% 43% Utility Equities pf 3%, % Vtility & Industrial. ... 1 Utility & Industrial pf.. % Venezuela Petroleum. . 19% ween L] ™% 45% b 1% reraft 25% Walker (Hira 16% Walker (Hiram) p Copper 3% W Va Coal & Col 2 West Air Expr (n¢ 53 West Auto Sup (3) A. 98 West Cartridge pf (6) 46% West Md pf 99 Westvaco C| 13's Williams (RC)(1). 313 Woodley Pet (20c)... Woolw'h FW Ltd pdStic 264 814 Wright Harg (160c). 9 Dividend rates in dolars hnud on lut]uulrteflly or ur‘nl- d % i —3% | annual payment. ~sOodd Pl!lble Anaclsh or stock in 245 25% + % 8% - % lot tumn( *Part! script. JPlus Ock, pEaid this yeaTo—no (egilar TAte. ® mAcoumulates in stock. kPaid last year—no regular 1Companies reported in receiversip of being reorganized. INVESTMENT TRUSTS NEW YORK. April 6 (#.—New York Security Dealers Association: Admin Pund Afflliated Fund Amerex Hold .. Business Shri Panees o Fais 77 Ins Stocks Assoc Stand O Bancamer Blair Bankers Nat Inv Basic Industry. British Type In Bullock Pund . Can Inv Fund Central Nat Cor Central Nat Corp B Century Tr Shrs. ... Commeicial Nat_Ct Cumulative_Tr 8i Corporate Trust Corp Tr AA Corp Trust Accum Ser. Corp Tr Accum Ser mod Crum & Forster. .. Crum & Forst &7, Crum & Forst Ins Crum & Forst Ins 77 Df. Depos Bk Sh N Y “A" Drpos Ins Shrs “A' Diversified Tr B Diversified Tr C. Diversified Tr Dividend Shrs Equity Corp $3 cv pI.. Picelity Pund Inc.... Five Year Pixed Tr.. Pixed Trust 8h A Fixed Trusi Sh B. r Shrs A. Find T: 800 & Holding. Incorp Investors. v Tr N Y Ce IYedtort Fusd o Major Corp shrs. Mass Invest Mutual lmesl Nation Wide Sec. Nation Wide Sec N Y Bk Sclected Am sh.. lected sh Slected Siman sh” Selected Income Sh. Selected Manage Triist. Spencer Trask Fu; SPana Am Tr Shra. Stand UU Tne > State Street Invest Super of Am Tr A. Super of Am Tr AA Super of Am Tr Super of Am Tr BB. | Supe; Supervised shr« Trust Pund Shr Trusteed. Industry snrs Trustee Stand Inv C. Trusteed Stand Inv Trustee St Ofl A. Trustee St Oil Shis Trusteed N Y Bk Trusteed Am Bk - FOREIGN EXCHANGE NIW YORK, April 8 firm: Great ge lrl!lln l deflll’ nmm in e i’ eat Britain, deman Sweden. Hnllnd. 2.15: swn.u 6 Porti New Dy Montreal. 100317 h—Nominal BUILD UP YOUR FINANCIAL RESERVES through investment in our lib- eral interest-bearing FIRST MORTGAGES The the security of principal definite and adequate. May multiples of $250. B. F. SAUL CO. | Fiest Mortgage Investments LOANS ON HOMES Monthly Payments National 2100 925 13t St. N.W. Dividend Changes By the Associated Press. | NEW YORK, April 6—Favorable | dividend changes in the last week to- taled 15, against 16 in the previous week, according to the Standard Sta- tistics Co. of New York. Unfavorable | changes numbered 10, against 6 the | week before. Details of changes: Favorable. Increased—Carpel Co Walgren, | Coca-Cola Bomi;‘; (St. lr:uls) = Resumed—Consumers’ Public Serv- | ice 7 per cent preferred, Margay Oil, D. L. Clark & Co., Lerner Stores. Extru—cmcmnm Advertising Prod- | ucts, Gachin Gold Syndicate, Alaska | Juneau Mining, Homestake Mining, | New York & Honduras Rosario Min- ing. W. E. Heller & Co. Initial—Administered FPund Second, National Oil. Unfavorable. Reduced— American Bankstocks | Corp., American Waterworks & Elec- tric, Georgia R. R. & Banking. North Boston Lighting Properties, Bangor Hydroelectric. Passed—Vermont Lighting preren'ed Provident Adjustment & Investment | preferred. Southern Franklin Process, Winters National Bank & Trust Co. | Charter No_ 13782, __Reserve District No. 5, REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE Hamilton National Bank Of Washington. in the District of Columbia, at the close of business on March 4, 1935, ASSE Loans and discount 2. Overdrafts ... 3. United ~ States ' Govern- ment obligations. direct and/or fully cuaran- d 4. Other bonds. ‘stocks, securities .. 6. Purniture and fixture: #. Reserve with Federal Re- serve Bank 5 9. Cash in vault and ances with other ba; 10. Outside checks and o(h!r em: 11. 2 fund | With United States Treas- and due _from Urlled Sulrs Treas- ure; £,134,710.95 2,053.930.68 5078071 1.752,456.08 2.977.435.71 24.114.71 r 14. Other assets!.... Total assets ..$19.816.157.46 2 LIABILITIES 15. Demand deposits. excent United States Govern- deposits. anhr e deposits of e 10735.182.33 other banks - United States Govern- ment and vostal sav- ings _deposits. . Deposits of other banks, including certified and iers’ checks out- 5.159.195.55 75.700.00 nding | Total aX ) ems 15 to 19 663.668.16 ed by (Dayton, Ohio), First lnsunnsbocksf( Corp. U S. TREASVBY NOTES. YORK. il 8 (P —P d anrdollm and mmy-lecnnd: Sty (T o ot 2 8333353582552 PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE. ILADELPHIA. April 6 (#.—Live and dressed poultry unchanged. Butter, prices br a2 U. 8 ext 14 browns and mised colore. S Standards. Nos, BRADLEY, BEALL & HOWARD Phone Na. 0271 Southern Bldg. Zstablished Over 35 Years MASSACHUSETTS INVESTORS” TRUST Prospectus Will be Sent on Request A. §. GovLpeN & Co., INc, Woodward Bids. rate of return is fixed— be had in convenient REAL ESTATE AsLow As 7.50,$1,000 Ample funds are available for loans to refinance existing trusts on homes, or buil No Commissions—No Renewals COLUMBIA ASSOCIATION 716 Eleventh Street N.W. “Where Savings Are Safe” Members of Fedoral Home Loan Bank System, D. C. Building & Loan League d new homes. BUILDING Established 1907 1,000.000.00 ¢XD!nl!l a l‘ 31. other - Habi . Capital account. 59.938.8 20.893.8° /000.00 146.040.60 Undivided profits, net Reserves for contingen- chow s .738.10 ‘Total capital account.. Total liabilities. ... MEMORANDUM: Loans and Investments Pledged o_Secure Liabilities. States Govern- obligations. direct n lly “guaran-o, oo o 3.0 i . veeeeae...$4.133,173.06 Other bonds. ‘stocks. and securities 9.08 5. Toral, pledged (excludin rediscounts) 4 51 7. Pledged: == (a) Against _circulatinj notes outstanding ‘1 003,543.78 (b) Agamnst _United St Gmernmtn! 810.014.97 77.810.37 748 @) trust departments (¢) Against other depo (®) With ‘State” authori- ties to qualify for the exercise of fdu- Dow, Total pledged. Distrlxgt o( _Columbia, City’ ot Wllhlnl- ALLER. Cashier of - named Bunk. 55 solemiy srea ehaoise above statement i knowledse ‘and bener,c '© the best of my J."WALLER. Cashie Sworn t, - d“no'o,‘.n-;z.:l subscribed_ before me Tt A CorfectmAtted ROP. Notary Pubic Wm, H. G. Smithy, Joshua Evans. ir. Roeer J. Whitefos Director: LOANS AT 59 —on downtown centrally-located ness property. so riment loans at 5':7;. Reasonable et slons. Tyler and lsvutllerford, Inc. 1520 “K” St. C. Rogers, ations solicited f ., centrally located D F. McCONNAUGHEY ion_Trust Building. National 0827, OFFICE EQUIPMENT WE SELL, BUY or EXCHANGE rn«?'m Protectors Froewriters Steel Cavlnets BAUM’'S FURNITURE HOUSE 1416 Eye St. NW. Ph. NA. 2184 Capital Wanted One person, with $10,000, to invest. No promotion, speculation, stock or bonds. Collateral far in excess of amount required. Capital returned in ¢ months or less with sub- stantial profit. No brokers. :;:k ref e;eoncesagchusx: ress Box - office. = WE WILL BUY 2100 Mass. Ave. Ceedees Ebbitt Hotel Washington Auditoriums C. B. Pennebaker Company, Inc. Southern Bids. Washingten, D. C. National 2335 National 2313 “Deglers in Unm ted Securities, lorlom