Evening Star Newspaper, May 15, 1935, Page 17

FINANCIAL. NEW YORK CURB MARKET CURB LIST TAKES UNEVEN COURSE Gains in Alcohols, Metals and Industrials Give Prices Steady Tone. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, May 15—Substantial advances in alcohols, industrials and metals helped to give the Curb market & fairly steady tone today. Utilities and oils, together with a number of active miscellaneous shares, were backward. Trading was heaviest in those groups showing improvement. BONDS ON THE CURB MARKET. DOMESTIC BONDS. High. Low. Close. Bw 4las '67.. REL, REL Alsb: Pow 55 '46. 023 Alabama Pow 5s '51, Aluminum Co 5s '52 Aluminum Ltd Am El P 114341 143 10612 106 ° 106 RAY, RAly 108" 108 112 111% 112, AR3y ORYy 0 P07y 09t 0 El 538 t P&L 5! s El 4! Chi Pneu T 5las Chi i Ry 55 clfs 55 Cit 8rv Gas 5'as Cit 8rv Gs P 6s G4 033 R T4l 2 10:138 083, 74 < 4Rl Som om! Conn Riv P 5: 68 Crane Co_5s ' 1111023102301 Crucible Steel ¢ 9014 " aay ke 5 54 103 Gt W Pw Gulf Qil Pa Gulf Oil Pa 3 Gulf 8¢ Ut 5 g = 86 B3 A5l R0 RO% Rty 29 hi s xington Ut bs ' ibby McN & L &8 ng Is t s 103 103 103 DAY, 96 1067 107 10% 107° 1ot BRI, BRI, BRI, 552 B43y 543, 203, 00'2 D03 0512 5ls 0815 SEBECAAA 2335 oo e EdLR” S egicdd R EE et T £ 131 ] S w T 94 04 e 108Y, 106% Er e EY b e e 555555 »0w030 CEEEE bS] 2 225535 0owd.s ] 2 ESird, [y 55 00003 gy 20T, L1 TV —TEE 2w N F SSRES L3 [ ey Q! < LFY 5500 Loy b i = R E EE R P e PP EP DT PR Ao o 55550325 2B B AN D IR B s s5°s HOO." Wugte S e R oo o CETE SRR F R E R FF SRS S RS 2323550 3! 5 L o, ©. 5 s o e ™ 3 ! 23 BEF333%e o b S5hr5595 235! 22553333 s R4BSS [P 3 2; - CRERESRRIAEIETIR 5 By private wire direct to The Star. Stock and o Sal Dividend Rate. Add 00. High. Low. Close. Air Invest cv pf.. 14% 14% Ala Powr pf (6) Ala Pwr pf (1). Allled Mills Inc Alum’n Co of A Alum'n pf (1%) Aluminum Ltd Am Brit & Cont'l. Am Cap pf (m3).. Am City Power &Lt (a3) A..126s Am City Power & Lt (k10c) B Am Cynam 40c B, Am & For Pw war Am Founders 1st pf (B). AmLt&Tr120.. 5§ 9% Am Maize (k2)... 1258 23 Am Maracaibo... 1 S Am Superpower.. 6 14 Am Sup'pwr pf...100s"11% AmSup'pwistpf 2 b5% Angosture W t25¢ 1 5% Appalachan Elee Pwrpf (7)... 808 Ark Nat Gas. 1 Ark NatGasA. Ark Gas cu pf Armstr Cork(50c) Asso Gas & Elec Ass0G&E (A) Asso Gas & El pf. LTy » 000 - AtlasCpf (3)A... Ax-Fisher 3.20 A, 80s Babcock & Wil 40c 5568 Baldwin Lo bd rts 40s Bellanca Aircraft 1 Bickford'sInc (1) 1 BlissCo (EW)... 1 Blue Ridge Cor' 1 Blumenthal S.... 16 Botany Con M (r). 1 Bourjois (k25c). . 4008 Bower Roll R (1). 10 Bridgeport Mach. 68 Brill Corp (A).... 2 Brit-Am Oil coupon (80c). 6 Brit Celanese Ltdrcts..... 3 Buckeye P L (3).. 50s Bufft N&EP pf 1.60 5 Bunker Hill&Sul. 4258 Butler Bros 2 Can Marconi. Carib Syndicate Carnation Co (1). Carrier Corp. Catalin Corp. Celanese 1st pf(7)150s 9 Celluloid C 1st pt 508 Cent Hudson G & Ectfs (80c).. 1 Cent P& L 7% pt (m1%) . Cent States Elec. . Centrifugal P 40c. 1 Chi Mail Or (1%). 8 Chi RIv&M (1%).. 1 Childs Co pf... m‘; 1 1 258 5 Cities Service.... 3 Cities Service pf.. Cleveland Tractor 7 Club Aluminum.. Colon Ofl...... 1 Colt'sPatF A 1% 100s Columbia Gas & Elec cv pf (5) 1758 Com’'with Ed (4). 12 Com’'with&So war 18 Como Mines . 36 Compo Shos Mach s.te.(50¢). 2 Cons Copper. . 15 Cons Aircraft 1 Cons Gas of Balto (3.60).. & 67% Cons Retail Stores 8% pf ww... 10850 Cont G&E pr pf 7. 100s 57 Cord Corp.... 2 3 Corroon & Reyn 2 2 Corroon& Rpf A. 2 28% Cosden Oil (Me) 3 % & Crane & Co. .2150914% 12% 14 Crane Co pf 508106 103 103 Creole Petroleu: 85 15% 16% Crocker Wheeler.. 2 7% 7% Crown Cork Intl (m75¢) A.... Cusi-Mexicana M. 15% 2% ™ 67% 50 87 2% 214 28% M 2% Derby Oil & Ref... Distillers Co Ltd (p27 8-10¢ Distillers C-Seagr Doehler Die Cast. Dow Chemical (2) Dubelier Condens. Duke Power (3).. 3 258 13 Eagle Pitcher Ltd 1 Eastn G&F A pf 6 1258 44 Eisler Elec Corp.. 1 Elec Bond&Share. 63 Elec Bd&Shpt (5) 1 Elec BA&Sh pf (6) 5 Elec Share pf ww.125s Emp Dis Elec pf.. 508 2! Emp G&F 8% pf.. 508 2 Equity Corp...... 13 Ex-Cell-O A&Tool &5 8% 8% Fairchild Aviat'n. Fajardo Sug pl¥. Falstaft Brewery. Fanny Farmer Candy (t31%¢). Fansteel Prod.... Ferro Enamel 60c. Fiatrcts (p81%e) Fidelio Brewery.. First Nat Store 1stpt (7). Fisk Rubber Flintcote A p26e. 7 8% 1 4% 2 184 b5 24% 1 & 508114 114 11 B Th 19% 20 26 26% 27 Ltd (p17.7¢) Gen Alloys. . Gen Fireproof Gen Invest Corp Gen Invest pf.... Gen Pub Svc pf... 50s 32 Gen Tire & Rub.. 126s 50% Gilbert (AC)..... Glen Al Coal t13. Godchaux Sug(A) Gorhm vtc ex p50o Grand Rapids Varnish (50¢c) 7 17 Great Atl & Pac ;5 Tean-v (17). 10s128 128 128 Great Atl & Pac Tea 1st pf (7) 258126 126 126 15% 14% 58 16% % 1 8% 8k 8 258 102% 102% 102% 3 4% 4 4 4 % 26% 15% Safe H Wa 4% il 8L 8 Trctar San An PS 51 8 Di GE 5'%s D '8 e BODooM: SeSo0Mm! i - IV BT i ’0“ gl ‘67 as 55 ln# Ry 45 G 00553 BESRRSE S22 eyl = SEENTR it S AR SHEFRI R222 oy RECTT oS %3, s 25 £ 3 E 7i 96% 97 SR Aty 5 35 190! Sesmonama R R SR e B e st - MDD 3 %33 FEESERRESRRSES & ) °§:.'2$2 bR e - SRRRIESRRRTL ) L) e Saon 3. on, ogsgsgssy e 3 gt g;"w,n: 29 Dy SRR 2 #r AR - N K <oz oty 3 0 Sy o5 o>, ,= o Bga Py TR b, asiggz_?%3§233§3$===3 o Nu-. * ey gase s>, e 2, R BTRISBRB2R R AR IATI T2 BRRRRRIBTRI3BRIBTRATE [ - Py o 55 SR OEIGERSE SOE 97 1043 1043, 1043 7 | 4BYs 47 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDA Stock and Bales— Dividend Rate. Add 00. High. Low. Close. Great Northern 21 81 3 Paper (1).... 7 Greyhound (Del). 8% 4T '48% %% 1 69N Groe Str pr vte... Gulf Oil of Pa. 60% 11% 11% 11% x iy 1 16 16 18 24% 24% 24% 16% 16% 15% 69 57% 584 2% 2% 2% 3¢ 3¢ 34 508 33 Hecla Mining.. Helena Rubenst'n Hollinger G t76c. Horn&Hardt 1.60. 200s Hudson Bay M&S. Hurable Oil (1) Food 111 Pw&Lt $6 pt. . 2008 Imp Oil Ltd coup (1873¢).. 101 Imp Ofl Ltd reg (187%c¢). System cv Intl Hydro Elee Intl Mining war.. Intl Petrol (132)... Intl Products.... Intl Util (A). . Intl Util (B)..... irving A C (p10e) 26% Jer Cnt P&L pf 7 208 Jones & Laugh St1130s Kingsbury Brew.. Lake Sh M (14)... Leonard Ofl...... Libby McNeill&L. Lone Star G (p16e Louisiana L&Ex. Lynch Corp (2) McCord Rad (B). McWillm’'s D t2% 200s Marion Steam Sh. Maryl'd Casualty. Mavis Bot (A)(r). Mead Johnson (t4) Mem Nat G (pl0c) Mich Gas & Ofl. .. Michigan Sugar... Middle States Petrol vic A.. Minn Mining & Mfg (60c).... T5s 15% Mohawk Hudson 1stpf (4)....1008 53 % 53% Mohawk H 2d pf..100s 20 20 20 Molybdenum..... 2 11% 11% 11% Mont Ward (7) A. 50s 142% 142% 142% Mount Prod (60c). 5 6% 5% bW Murphy Co (1.60). 1100% 100% 100% . 35 L) & 58 2% 1 1 2 5 3 1 2 2 2 1515 53% t Bella He 1% t Bd&Sh t1% .. 1 3314 3315 331 t Dairy pf A(7)100s 108% 108 108% FuelGas (1). 4 167 1674 167 t Investors Nat Invest war Nat Leather. Nat P& L pf (6). 4508 Nat Rubber Mach 9 Nat Service pf. 3 Natomas Co (60¢) NJZine (2) N Y&Hon Ro New Mex&ArizLd 1% 1% S Niag Shrs(Md)B. Niles-Bem-Pond Nipissing(p121z¢) Northn Ind Pub Sve 6% pf(3) Northn N Y Util BE(TC. Northwest Eng. .. Novadel Ag (2)... 83y 9% 9 204 20 10s 101 101 4 4h 8315 91y | 20% | 101 | 4% | Ohio Power pf (6) Outhoard Mot (A) 1 Pac Gas & Elec 1stpf (13%4).. Pac Tin spe (k2). Pan-Am Air (1).. 1 Pantapec Oll..... 41 Pennroad Corp... 18 1% Pepperell Mfg (6) 50s 70 69% 69% Pet Milk pf (7)... 30s115 113 113 Phoenix Secur... 1 1%. 1% 1% Pioneer Gold Mines Ltd (80c).... 10 11% 11% Pitts Plate Gl 61% 6113 Potrero Sugar.... 5 1% 14 Propper McCa 1 Prudential Inv... 2 Public Sve Northn Il no par. ... 100s Puget Sound P&L36 ... 768 Puget Sound P&L$50pt.. 1508 Pure Oil pf. 508 Rwy & Lt Secur.. 100s Reeves(Dan) 50c Reynolds Inv. 12 254 258 28 398, 1% 113% 61% 1% ko) 6% 27% % 13% Royal Typewriter —_— St Regis Paper. .. Salt Cr Cons k10c Salt Creek P (80c) Schiff(The)Co(2). Scovill Mfg (1)...225s 22% Seeman Bros (t4) 1 45 Selected Indus 1 1 Selected Ind llot cfs (314) 4008 60 Select Ind pr(3%4)100s 59% Shenandoah. . 1y Shenandoah pf 3 18y Sherwin-Wil (3). 100s 95 5914 5919 18 18 9415 9414 Sherwin-W pf (6) 2581104 110% 110% Singer Mfg (18%5) 10825415 2541 25415 Sonotone Corp. ... 2 s 2 South Am Gold & Plat (40¢c). 4% 3% South Penn O 1.20 27 26% Southn Calif Edis EdpfC (1%) Southl'd Roy t25¢ 1. Square Deal (B).. 1 Stand Inv cum pf. 100s Stand Ofl Ky t1% 60 591 1 17 8 21% 20% 6% 6 17% 17% 19 19 19% 19% 17% - 17% WA 1% 14 Stand Siiver & L... Stein Cosmet (r). Stutz Motor. Sunray Oil... Sunshine M (80¢c). Swift & Co (176c) 41 SwiftIntl (2).... 7 1 28 £ Swiss-Am Elec pf 1008 Swiss Oil Corp..,. & ——— Tampa Elec (2.24) Tastyeast Inc (A) Technicolor Inc. . Teck Hughes(40¢) Texas Gulf Prod. Texon O&Ld(60c). 1 Tonopah Mining 1 Trans-Lux Daylite PicSn (20c). 2 Tobacco & Allied Stocks (ki%c). 508 Tubize Chatillion. 1 Tung-Sol Lamp... 1 Tung-SolLpf(3) 1 3 18 35% 35% % 4% & * Unit Gas Corp pf. 543 Unit Lt&Pw (A). 1% 1 Unit Lt & Pw pf.. 5008 7% 7% Unit Mol Ltd (p6%)... 1 Unit Profit Shar’g _ § Unit Shoe M 1434 . 50 Unit Sh M pf(1%) 50s USFoll (6bc) B.. & US& Internat'l Sec 1st pf ww 1008 Unit Stores vtc... 8 Unit Verde Ex 40c 2 Utah Pw & Lt pf (m1.16%c). . .100s Utilities P& L pf. 50s Utllity Equitie 1 2 Utility & Indus pt —_— Venezuela Petrol. 43 Waco Afreraft.... 1 25 264 25 ll‘l\,:l‘l‘l( 4 W 10 4 8% 3 2% 2% 1m’'9 8% 8 1 # Dividend rates tn dollars based on_last | gx-mru or semi-annusl payment in % 1% 1% 81 81 39 384 12% 11% B7% 57% K W Va Coal & Coke Westn Air Exp(n) Wright Har(t60¢) — Yukon Gold...... extra IPlus 4% SLOWER PACE SET AT STEEL PLANTS Iron Age Shows Slight De- cline to 441/ Per Cent of Capacity. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, May 15.—Iron Age, in its weekly summary, today reported steel production at a slightly lower rate. As an offset to this trend, how- ever, a further advance in steel scrap prices was noted. Mill operations were estimated at an average of 44!4 per cent of ca- pacity, compared with 45% per cent in the previous week. .The operating trends in leading steel manufacturing centers were-described as “conflicting and uncertain.” Regarding the rising trend of scrap ; prices, the summary said that swell- ing export demand, rather than do- mestic market conditions, accounts for the strength of the commodity. Steel output in the valleys and at Cleveland, said the review, “may be lifted before the end of the week by the release of orders that have been under suspension because of labor difficulties in the automobile industry. “Events alone can disclose how sharp this rebound will be, since it is believed that part of Chevrolet's pros- pective business was lost to competi- tors during the strike period. “The filing of iron and steel prices next Tuesday for third quarter de- livery is expected to disclose few, if any, deviations from current quota- tions. The view that price schedules will be generally reaffirmed rather than advanced is supported by the extension of present prices of rails and track spikes to September 1 for deliveries until December 31. “Railroad buying continues to lag far behind that of a year ago, al- though it is hoped that the Supreme Court’s decision in the pension case will cause carriers to adopt a more liberal attitude‘toward purchases.” Continuing its recent gain, the Iron Age composite price of steel scrap is at $10.67 a ton for the cur- rent week, compared with $10.58 in the previous week. Adjustments for the freight surcharge have brought + | the pig iron composite down to $17.83 from $17.90 a ton. For finished steel the average is unchanged at 2.124 cents a pound. %/GOLD FLOW TO U. S. FROM FRANCE CLIMBS By the Associated Press. PARIS, May 15. Heavy shipments of gold, estimated at between £27,000,- 000 and $30,000,000 in value have been sent to the United States from France during the last week, it was disclosed today. Banking experts asserted the world is now heavily buying dollars to meet commercial obligations and that there was some movement of gold from France as a result of the recent muni- cipal elections which showed a trend to the left. The government'’s budgetry difficul- ties in meeting an estimated deficit also are contributing to uneasiness. $1.46 A SHARE EARNED BY COLUMBIAN CARBON By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, May 15.—Columbian Carbon Co. and subsidiaries report for the first quarter net profit of $787,458 after charges, depreciation and taxes, equal to $1.46 a share on the common stock. This compares with $558,000, or $1.03 a share, in the same quarter last year. New York Cotton By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, May 15.—Cotton was quiet and ‘steady today on moderate trade support of nearby positions and commission house buying of later months, partly credited to the ac- count of the producers’ pool against sales of spot cotton. Outside buying was resisted as for- ward positions approached the 12-cent level, but the demand was sufficient to discourage selling. July contracts rallied from 11.88 to 11.93, and the general market at the beginning of the last hour was ruling about 1 to 5 points net higher. Futures closed steady, 3-12 higher. High’ - Close. 3-04 & 8 () 1.90 193+ 1 1.89 101-94 1.97 Cottonseed OiL Bleachable cottonseed oil futures closed strong. May, 10.65; July, 10.77; September, 10.83; October, 10.83-84; December, 10.75. Sales, 95 contracts, including 4 switches. Quotations. LIVERPOOL. M 15 (P.—Cotton. 1.000 bales. American nil. Spot in good demand. but business moderite; prices 2 points higher; quotations in pence— American strict good middli d 6; strict _mi Liverpo low middling. 6.51; strict good ordinary. 6.31: good ordinary. 6.01. Futures closed steady. May. 6.56: July, 8.51: October, 6.33: December, 6.30; January, 6.30; March, 6.31. INSEA CE STOCKS NEW YORK. May 15 (#.—New York Security Dealers’ Association: Cas (*213) Attne $ire (1o Lite (.60) . Hartford Fire ne Fire Home I;‘s’ll'x.m) 22 2 Sun Life ... Travelers (16) *1.50 Yehestar (12032 *Including extras. far this ye e CURB FOREIGN BONDS Pr 78 '52 st Buen A Pr 7 gt RSl s geElisgmen, tDecla: = 23 i Ger Con Mu: Hanover Cits BDLS 13A1BiS: 23 1sonacn -y B3 s ELECTRIC POWE OUTPUT MOUNTS Total 0.2 Per Cent Above Week Ago and 3.5 Ahead of Last Year. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, May 15.—Electric power production in the United States for the week ended May 11 was re- ported today by the Edison Electric Institute at 1,701,702,000 kilowatt hours, an increase of 0.2 per cent over the previous week, and of 3.5 per cent over the like week of 1934. The gain over 1934 narrowed some- what, owing to a somewhat wider gain at this time last year. The total for the preceding week had been 4 per cent over 1934. Percentage pains over 1934 for regional areas for the May 11 week included Rocky Mountain, 13.6 per cent; West Central, 8.0 per cent; Central Industrial, 5.1 per cent; Mid- dle Atlantic, 45 per cent; Southern States, 3.1 per cent, and New England, 22 per cent. The Pacific Coast showed a decline of 6.0 per cent. ‘The Associated Press index of elec- tric power production, based on a two- weeks' moving average, with 1929-30 taken as 100, rose for the week ended May 11 to 96.5, from 95.3 the previous week, and 95.5 a year previously. The index is adjusted for seasonal and long-term trend. The range of recent years follows: 1935. 1934. 1933. 974 91.9 High Low FOREIGN MARKETS. By the Associated Press. LONDON.—Tradinj was aul Stock lxchlng‘e SIuats ou it . today, lacking the in- centive for the expansion of business Japanese bonds. industrial and rubber shares showed a moderate improvement, while other sections yielded fractions, due {o profit taking. The market closed irregu- PARIS —Liquidation on the Bourse dur- Ing the last two weeks resuited in profit taking in stocks and government zecurities International issues declined fractionally, hile rubber shares were firm and metals ned slightly. The market closed irregular. BERLIN.—After an firm tone prevailed session on the Boerse. by short sel a throughout today's All Stores have the $16,000.00 Frigid- aire Prize Contest Blanks 819 | 80.2 |y N repurchasing _of | e opening. a | MAY 15 193 A.T. & T. Declares Regular Dividend Of $2.25 a Share By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, May 15.—The Ameri- can Telephone & Telegraph Co. today authorized the usual quarterly divi- dend of $225 on the capital stock. The distribution will amount to nearly $42,000,000. The dividend is payable July 15 to stock of record June 15. While the company's income has continued insufficient to meet the re- quirements for the $9 annual dividend, financial quarters had been reason- ably confident that the regular pay- ment would be ordered. This expec- tation rested upon the company's steady gain in new telephones installed during the past year, in harmony with the general recovery trend. For the quarter ended March 31 net income was $30,097,288, equivalent to $1.61 a share, this compared with $32,- 992,340 or $1.77 a share in the first quarter last year. Increased labor and operating costs counteracted a con- siderable part of the gain in business. . SHORT-TERM SECURITIES. (Reparted by Chas D. Baroey & o) T Allis-Chalmers Co. 5s 1037 k¢ ‘Amer. Beet Sugar 65 194 c Rig Gr. 4155 1036, Eoison EI Illum. 45 19; Gen. Pub. Service Gotham Silk Hos s 19 Grand Tr. Canada 6s Great Northern Ry. 7s 1 Llinois Central 6135 1% Intl. Tel & Tel 41,5 19: Lake Erje & West 55 Lehigh Valley Coal s Loutsville & Nash. 55 10 Portland Pure Oil Co. 5%2s 19 10115 Rep. Iron & Steel 5 104% MORE SUGAR CONSUMED. NEW YORK, May 15 (#).—Sugar consumption in the United States, as | measured by distribution, for the first three months of 1935 amounted to 1,373,609 tons against 1,316,650 tons in the like period last year, according to B. W. Dyer & Co., sugar brokers. LESS COTTON USED BY NATION'S MILLS April Total Also Behind Year Ago, According to Cen- sus Bureau. By the Associated Press. Cotton consumed during April was reported today by the Census Bureau to have totaled 462,844 bales of lint and 70,268 sales of linters, compared with 481,135 and 66,754 for March this year, and 512.594 and 67,479 for April last year, Cotton on hand April 30 was re- ported held as follows: In consum- ing establishments, 1,060,946 bales of lint and 251,759 of linters, compared C.&N.W. to Weigh Deferred Interest At June Session By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, May 15—Fred W. Sargent, president of Chicago & North Western Railway Co., said today that the question of payment of deferred in‘erest on the company's convertible 4% per cent bonds would be discussed by directors at the June meeting. The board met today, but Sargent indicated that only routine matters would be considered. Following a meeting of directors on April 17, it was announced that the road would defer May 1 interest on the convertible 4%s under the 60-day grace period in the indenture. INVESTMENT TRUSTS NEW YORK. May 15 (P.—New York Security Dealers’ Association. (Closing quotations ) Admin Fund ww with 1,117,069 and 260,961 on March | Buiioc 31 this year, and 1,584,620 and 305,- | 873 on April 30 last year. In public storage and at compresses, 7,201,695 bales of lint and 54296 of linters, compared with 7,784,906 and | 52,816 on March 31 this year, and 7,094,302 and 37,788 on April 30 last year, | Imports for April totaled 9,060 bales, compared with 9,917 for March this year and 12,269 for April last year. Exports during April totaled 323,155 bales of lint and 15657 of linters, compared with 317,798 and 18,287 for March this year, and 386,594 and 15,452 for April last year Cotton spindles active during April numbered 23,853,816 compared with 24,571,314 during March this year, and 26,485,114 during April last year. BALTIMORE STOCKS | Special Dispatch to The Sta: BALTIMORE. May 15.— Sales. STOCKS. 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