Evening Star Newspaper, July 19, 1935, Page 13

FIN LU LT OVES T0 LOWERLEVEL Many Active Favorites Sag Minor Fractions to Nearly a Point. By the As.oclated Press. NEW YORK, July 19.—Curb ma: kel stocks sold off rather sharply dur- ing the final Lelf hour cf trading to- day and closing prices showed a long list of active favorities minor fra tions to nearly a point lower. Some of the industrials were able to resist the tide and ended even or slightly better. Trading was more active on the de- cline. FOREIGN EXCHANGES. NEW YORK. July 19 (#.—Forelgn ex- soge easy: “Great others in cents Gri 4.95%: cables 4.05% ance, demand taly demund.Bfl.‘. cables B30 10.92; Germany, N 4.0 al, 4.51% Czechoslovaki: Austria 19.00n; Hu 1: Argentina, ! ; 30.10: Sh E 6 25: Montresl in New York. York in Montreal. 100.18% n—Nominal. BONDS ON THE CURB MARKET. DOMESTIC BONDS. High. Low. Close. Alabama 8 8 Alabama Pow 3 Aluminum Co B 1 Pow Us Am Beating 65 3 appalach Pow b8 '36 | A Superpower_., i Am Superpw pf _. ANCI By private wire direct to The Star. Sales— Add 00. High. 1% 30% 58 6614 18 62 BIY, 43 Stock and Dividend Rate Aero Supply (B) .. 1 Ainsworth (al%) 1 Ala Pow pf (8) .. 80s Ala Pwrpf (7) 1108 Allied Mills(a35¢) 14 Alum'n Co of Am 1608 Alum'n pt (1%) . 1508 Am Ct P&L A (3).100s AmCitiesP&L B 8 Am Cynam(40c)B 37 21% Am District Tel NJevpf (T)_.. 268112 112 112 amFounders .. 2 % % % Am Gas&E (1.40) 33 30% 20% 20% Am G&E pf (6) 8258106'% 108 106 Am Laundry(40¢)100s 15% 15% 15% Am Lt&Tr (1.20). 8 A 1% Am Maracaibo & & 1% 1% 30% 55 65% 1T% 61% 89% 43 3% 3 21% 1% Angostura (+20¢). Appalachan Blec Pwr pf (7) Arcturus Radio T Ark Nat Gas Ark Nat Gas A Ark Nat Gas cu pf Art Met W (40¢) . Asso E T (p213sc). Ass0 G & E (A) Atl Coast Fisher. Atlas Corp Atlas Corp war - Auto Vot M (50¢) - Babcock&W (40¢) Baumann (L) pf Bellanca Aireraft. Bickfords Inc (1) Blue Ridge Corp_. Blumenthgl § - Bohack (HC) Bower Roll B (1) . Brazil Tr L&P Bridgeport Mach_ Brit-Am Of1 coupon (80e) __. Brit Celanese Ltd rets = Brown Forman __ Bufralo Nlag & Eastp 1st pf(§) 50s Bunker Hill&Sul. 1258 | Burma Ltd (a4%.7¢) - Butler Bros = rib Syndicate _ Carrier Corp Catalin Corp 8% | Celanese pf (7) 58104 | Celanese 1st pf(7) 505103 Cent Hudson G & |~ Ectfs (80c) 3 13% Cent StatesElec_. 1 % Cent States Elee 9% 44 2% 6% 2% 15% 2% 15 8 104 103 134 Stock and Sales— Dividend Rate. Add 00. High. Imp Tob Can (+35¢) 2 18% Imp Tob Grt Brit~ &Ire (aTi%e) - 1 Indlana P L (¢ Intl Hvdro EI 34w 30c). 1 B% Bystem cv pf ... 258 Intl Mining war.. 1 Intl Petr (t1%) - % 30 Intl Safety Razor (B)(28c) - Intl Util (A). irving Air C ( 1 e | 40c) 5 1 Ital Superpwr(A) Jones&Laugh Stl 100s Klein (DE)(11).. 1 Koppers Gas & Coke pf (6) .- 1008 Kreuger(G)srew. Lake Shore X Lerner Stores Libby MeNell! i12) (2). 1&L Lone Star Gas 30¢ Long Island Light Long I8land Light of B (6) Loulsiana L& - 508 66 Ex 23 Lynch Corp (2) 1 McWill Dredg(12)100s Mangel St pf ww 1008 Maryl'd Casualty 1 Mex-Ohio Oil ---100s Mich Gas & Ofl .- 1 Michigan Sug: Middle States ar_. 1 Petrol vic A 2 Minn Mining & Mg (160c) 1508 Mohawk Hudson 1st pf (4) Mohawk H 2d Melybdenum 50s 72 of. 326s 3Tk - 28 4% Mont Ward (7) A_ 90s139% Mount & Gulf L 1 Mount State Tel & Tel (8) Nat Bella Hess.__ Nar Fuel Gas Nat P&L pf (8) - 108120% 4 1% 2 18% 200s (1. Nat Rubber Mach 1 Nat Sugar N J(§) Nat Transit (80¢) N J Zine (2) NewMex&Ar: Newm Min (a N Y & Hond ( N Y Water Sw¢ Niag Hud Pw zLd. 1) .. 1) ¢ pt 2008 SR Niagara Hudson Pw (A) war 1 Niles-Bem-Pond . 3 Nipissing(al2¥ec) 6 Nor Am L&P pt . 50s Nor Am Util See.. 3 | Northn N Y U pf (T) - til voone 108§ Low. Close. 13% 4% | L f % 3 2 36% 13% 14w 139% 139% & & 120% 120% TON, NEW YORK CURB MARKET Stock and Sales— Dividend Rate. Add 00. High. Low. Close. Puget Sound Pw & Lt 35 pf 4 .us- 31% 0% 30% Puget Sound Pw 50s 123 124 12% Pyrene Mfg(a20¢) 3 6% 5u b% QuakerOats pf(6) 20s 14414 144% 144% Rwy&Lt Secur 14% 14% Reynolds Invest Rice Stix DG (2). Royal Typewriter Ruberoid Co (1) . 25s 60% St Regis Paper pf. 208 26 Salt Creek P(80c) 1_6% Seiberling Rubber 1&1% Selected Indus_ _ 8 1w Selec Industries allot ctfs (3%) 3008 67 Shattuck Den Min 1 2% Shaw W&P (50¢) 1 15% Sheaffer Pen (a1). 2 25 24 25 SHepbwin-Wil (3)_. 9 103% 102% 103% Singer Mfg (16)_. 108300 300 300 South Am Gold & Plat (40c) L] Sou Penn O (1.20) Sauthn Calif Ed 3% 25 3% 3% 24% 24% 7 B(1%) . 3 25% Southn Calif Edls pfC (1) . Southn P L (30¢) . 1 Sop'land R(120c) 1 Square D A (2.20) 1008 Square Deal (B) 100s Stand C&S (2.40). 508 Stand Oil Ky (1) 6 Stand Ol Ohto __. 1 Stand Silver & L 1 Stagrett Corp pf. 1 Stedl Co Can (11%) -.2008 tytz Motor - 3 Sullivan Machine 175s Sunray Ofl Pt Sunshine M(1.20). 6 Swiftintl (2) .__ 8 Swiss Ofl (40¢) 8 Tampa Elec (2.24) 2 Technicolor Inc ‘Teck Hughes(40c) Texas Gulf Prod . Texon O&Ld (60c) Tobacco & Allied Stocks(allg) 100s Tob Prod Ex(10c) Triplex Safety Gl (a47 1-10c) Trunz Pork Stores 43 1 4 2 Unit Chemical Unit Chem pt pf Unit Founders Unit Gas Corp Unit Gas Cor war.. Unit Gas Corp pf. Unit Lt&Pw (A) Unit Li&Pw B _.. INDUSTRY FORGES UPWARD IN WEEK Contra-Seasonal Increases in Operations Attract Most Attention. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, July 19.—Contra-sea- sonal gains in industrial operations featured the trade situation during the past week, Dun & Bradstreet reported today in its weekly sumiaary of business conditions. “The Midsummer season has start- ed” it said, “with the expected re- oession yet t# develop to its usual degree of intensity. In fact, the rebound of industrial operations, which was contrary to all normal trends, easily took precedence over all other occurrences of the week, particularly because of the broadness of the increase when set alongside the comparative showing of a year 280, “Retail distribution continued to widen, with the heat wave accel- erating previous gains, while the more rapid pace of wholesale buying re- flected dwindling stocks and the im- proved outlook for Fall. ° “Deriving benefit from the hot spell and the largest tourist trafic since 1930, retail trade in most paris of the country exceeded all comparative totals for a number of years. “Stocks of Summer goods already have been reduced to a minimum for this period, even thbugh many merchants are not holding special July clearances this year. “The volume of retail sales in most districts achieved stronger advantage in the comparison with 1934, the estimated increase for the country ranging from 13 to 30 per cent. “In a number of divisions the rate of gain in wholesale buying ran to | & larger percentage than at retail, the brisk flow from fill-in orders indi- cating that many merchants had un- | derestimated consumer requirements. D. C, FRIDAY, JULY 19, 1935 FREIGHT LOADING RISE 94067 CARS 556,488 Total Remains 37,- 704 Below Correspond- «~ ing Week of 1934. By the Assoctated Press. The Association of American Rail- roads snnounced tuins that loadings of revenue freight for the week ending July 13 were 558,448 cars. an increass of 94,087 over the preceding week, which included the Fourth of July holiday; 37,704 bolow the correspond- 1933, Miscellaneous freight loaded totaled the preceding wees, 5574 above 1934, but a decrease of 8107 below 1933. Less than carload merchandise to- taled 162,081 cars, an increase of 5,792 below 1934 and 19,178 below 1933. Coal amounted 1o 7,483 cars, an increase of 25,287 ehcve the ureced- ing week, but a redyction of 20,170 below 1934 and 37.8+ below 1933. Grain and grain products amounted to 29,278, an increase of 5,391 above the preceding week, but a reduction of 13,811 below 1934 and 22,253 below 1933. In the Western districts load- ings were 19,941, a decrease of 6281 below 1934. Live stock totaled 11,047 cars, an increase of 2,432 above the preceding week, but a reduction of 9,677 below 1934 and 4,537 below 1933. In the Western district live stock totaled 7,826, & decrease of 9,250 below 1934. Forest products totaled 26,624 cars, an increase of 4584 above the pre- & reduction of 1,967 below 1933. Ore totaled 33,942 cars, an increase of 3899 above the preceding week, 1,231 above 1934 and 8,418 above 1933. Coke totaled 4,666 cars, a decrease| of 128 below the preceding week, but ing week in 1934 aud 87,173 below | Arm: 233,387, an increase of 35532 above | B 17,060 above the pisceding week, but | Taylor & ceding week and 4,734 above 1934, but B FINANCIAL DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED NEW YORK. July 19~—Dividends de- clared (prepared by the Standard Sta- Usiics Corp.): Carclina_Insur. St Paul Fire & L i Allied Int Tnvest 83 cv Bl % - .50 walker ‘Mt $5 B8150) - Optional, Biue Ridge Corp $3 cv -1-32 of & ghare §5 common st [Sc cash. .. Aegular, amllu Insur ....50¢c (A M) & Co.__50¢c Colt's Pnim Fire Arms Mig - lothier 1.50 E 1.00 n P _ibe -Ean Pi Mills_16¢ Mills~15¢ 00 DOOOO © D POWOLOD P, 00 2% e Savers Corp____40c 8 8 White D Mig Co CHICAGO LIVE STOCK. CHICAGO, July 19 (® (United States Department of Agriculture).—Hogs. 5.000. | including 2.000 direct acti butchers, 10a15_higher: sow: g 180-225 pounds 0.7 weightier butckers ve sirable packing sows, B.65a8.05: smooth lights, 9.18; roughs. 825 down. Piss | scarce Cattle. 2.000: calves. 1,000: very dull| trade; unevenly to 25 lewer: only meager supply fres) , all classes holding steady: no strictly good or choice | ste ere: 10ads good grade offerings taken at markei; few ioads. 8.50a | no reliable outlet for gsrass-fed cows. grassy heifers or cutter cows: all these classes seliing wesk to unevenly lower with prospects incomplete clearance: yery dull dressed trade the stagnating in fluence in live market. Packers and ers weak to 25 lower for the weak Sheep. 7.000° fat lambs slow. weak fo 25 lower: bulk showing fuil decline: year- | £ ol oo ©ow 1% 8 & de- CONTINENTAL CAN - NETS $10465.258 12-Month Total Equals $3.93 a Share, Against $3.40 of Previous Year. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, July 19.—Continental Can Co., Inc., today reported for the 12 months ended June 30, 1935, net earnings of $10,465258 after all charges, including depreciation and deduction of estimated Federal in- come tax, equal to $3.93 a share on 2,665,191 shares of $20 par value common stock outstanding. This compares with $9,059,662, or | $3.40 a share, earned in the corre- sponding 12 months’ June 30, 1934. The report shows income for the 12 months to June 30, 1933, at $15,- 100,749 before the deduction of $2524510 for depreciation and $2,110,980 for estimated Federal tax. After deducting these items net of $10.465,258 remained available for the common stock. General Foods Reports. General Foods Corp.'s report for the first six months of 1935, accord- ing to official quarters, will show earnings slightly below the $5,882,- 712, or $1.12 a share on 5251440 shares, reported for the same 1934 period. period ended Gillette Earnings Up. Gillette Safety Razor Co. con- solidated income account for the six months ended June 30, 1935 (certain foreign subsidiaries for six months ended May 31, 1935) shows net earn- ings of $2,171,375, equivalent to $7 per share on the preference stock, and, after preference dividend re- quirements for the six months, to 70 cents per share on the common stock. This compares with 591, cents earned on the common in the cor- | responding six months of 1934. Board Calls Debentures. 93 1% 21y 21% 25% 26 104% 105 108 108 1% 1 Pw fs A 2024 4| 6% pf xw SR i | Cent States Elec | _1%»t 3268 | CentrifugalP(40c) 2 4l | Charis Corp (1%) 7 1T Chesebrough (4) 1008133!» | Chi Riv&M (13%). 5 19% | Childs Copt ____ 2008 20 | Cities Service 2 | Cities Service pf . | City Auto St(60c) | Clev Elec Illu (2) Clev Tractor_ Colon Oil = Colts Pat FA 1% .8 Columbia Gas & | Eleccvpt (5) - 258 | Com'with Ed (4)_. 4 m'with&S war_. 5 mo Mines . | Compo Shoe Mach s.t.c.(50¢) 4 | Consol Aircraft 30 - Cons Copper .. 32 e L1, 14, | Consol Gasof Enr st BAL ST 53 Balto (3.60) . hi 3 Cons M&S (12 P TR Cons Retail Stores 8% pf ww___ | Cora Corp | Corroon & Reyn .. Cosden Oil (Me) ... Crane & Co 1| Creole Petroleum_ | Crocker Wheeler. | Croft Brewing Crown Cent Petr.. Cusi-Mexicana M. | Darby Petr (50c) - | Distillers C-Seagr | Distilled Liquors.. Doehler Die Cast _ 172 | Dow Chemical (2) | Driver Harris (1). Duval Tex Sulph.. Eastn G&F Asso . | Bastn G&FpfA(6) Easy Washing Mach B (a2ic) . Elec Bond&Share . Elec Bd&Sh pf (5) Elec BAd&Sh pf (6) El Pwr Associates El Pwr Assoc (A). Elec Pw&Lt 2d pf A _.100s Elec Sharehold'g. 1 Elec Share pf ww 1253 Equity Corp 13 European Elec Litd (A)(60c) Ex-Cell-O A&Tool Fairchild Aviat'n. Falstaff Brewery | Ferro Enam (60c) Grand Trunk 6} 1 | Fiat rets (a81%c) Wt S Ot 58 A 3 8" | Fisk Rubber 1 02 | Flintkote (1) A__. 1001 1001 | Ford Mot (Can) 10813 10878 | Fora Mot Led 1 o or ot Lt Froedtert Gr & M conv pf (1.20) . Gen Pub Sve pf _. | Gen Tire & Rub | Glen Alden C (11) | Grand Rapids Varnish (50c) .. Great Atl & Pac Tea 1st pf (7) Gulf Oilof Pa __. Harvard Brew Hecla Min (a10c) Helena Rubenst'n Hollinger G(t65c) Holly Sugar lings scarce: sheep steady: five cars| straight rangers K25 straight: bulk na- tives, 8.00a8.25. exireme top. 8.50; native ewes. 2.00a3.00: only best light weights quotable, 3.25 SHORT TERM SECURITIES. e (Reported by Chas. D. Barney & Co.) T. S. TREASURY POSITION. Ofter 18}% | By the Associated Press. 13 The_position of the Treasury July 17 107% | was: Receipts. $70.152,364.56: expe 1041, | tures, $101,008,223.69. balance. $1.91 104%; | 755.603.91 Customs receipts for The Board of Directors has called $2,689,000 of the company's deben- tures, due in 1940, for payment on October 1, 1935, at 102 and interest. This is the entire amount outstand- | ing and will complete the retirement of the $20,000,000 of 10-year 5 per cent convertible gold debentures issued by the company in October, 1930. Nc the | decision has yet been made as to whether the entire amount will be paid out of the company's treasury, or whether a short-term loan will be made for part or all of the re- demption price. Northwest Eng. 2 Novadel Ag (2) 12 Ohio Brass B (al) 2258 Ohio Oil cu pf (6) 2106 Ohio Pwr pf (6) .. 08 Outboard MotB__ 1 PaciicG & E 18t pf (1%) e PaciicG& E pf (1.37%) - 1 25% | Pac Light'g pf (6) 252100 Pacific Public Sve pf (320c) 3 Pac Tin spec (1) . 2758 Pantapec Oil - S Parke Davis (t1). 4 46 Parker Rust P(3) 370s 647 Pennroad Corp 5 2 Pepperell MIg(6) 240s Phoenix Secur an increase of 207 above 1934 and a Unit Lt&Pw pf decrease of 1,700 below 1933. Unit Molasses Ltd (ab¥sc). . Unit Shoe Mach . BONDS T0 BE REDEEMED. NEW YORK, July 19 (®.—J. P Morgan & Co.. as fiscal agents, have notified holders of credit consorium for public works of Italy 7 per Cent| ijs-Chalmers Co 5s 1937. gold bonds thz: $276,000 of the series| Amer, Beel Suguy,fe 1540 “A’ and 8154000 of series “B” bonds| AfTintlc Reimine 52 1437~ have been drawn by lot for redemp-| Bethiehem Steel 58 1936 tion At par on September 1 out of| Ganiiias Nor 8375 1040 108 | et Sleoidgtiny, o0 sinking fund money. g L > B . 58 1939, 1z, ity fof o Satwasl Yy (xines 2uby | hi. Northwest. 8Yas 1936, 50% | 044.33736 (including $266.6/ Belaware Hudson 5i4s 10 emergency ¢ acen < Binon B 1itam: 45 1090 55,151 471.506.98, & decrease of $93.- | Gen: Bub. Service 46860075 from the previous day: gold | m Silk Hos. 6! assets. $9.127.366.113 42 { 4 Tr. Oanada o Receipts for Jul: 4 (comparanle | 7 27 QKDCI;" 4| i date last year) $82 | tures. S82.562.221 14 | 508,030,683 43 customs receipts for the | Asso GE 4198 ‘48 6% Asso G&E }‘:‘. 83% 13 Unit Stores vic_ R W Unft Verde E 40c_. 214 Tnit Wall Paper. 1% Univ Consol Oil 51 Univ Insurance. 15 Utllities P&L Utiligies P&L pf. Utility Bquities _ | Venezuela Petrol. 46 | Waco Afrcraft 64 | Waitt & Bond (A) 2 | Walgreen Co war.. % 76 | Walker (Hiram) 29% 2% | Wenden Copper % ker (a55¢) 10 | W.Va Coal&Col 3 ce Governor . 6% | Westn Air Exp(n) 1 2% 2% 24 Pines Winterfront 21, | Westvaco pf (7) 25s101% 101 101% Pioneer Gold Mines | Wil-low Cafeteria W X e 241 2414 244 5 5 5 1% 5 284 28 28 25% 25% | 100 100 29 8 2 3 e 3§ 21 10% 24 1% ) 9% | 174 84 1% 17% | 33 1% CORN GRIND DECLINES. NEW YORK, July 19 (#.—A corn grind of 4,027,941 bushels for the do- mestic market during June was re- ported by 11 refiners of starches, sirups and other derivatives of corn, according to the Corn Industries Re- search Foundation. This volume was & 11.8 per cent below the May grind and 402 per cent below the June, SeuoRirer B R 5s 1050 108 1934, grind. | Pena’ RVR G By : {8% BRI BT 2w NEW YORK BAR SILVER. 1ty | NEW YORK, July 10 (#).—Bar sil- l;l‘m l 108% we quiick gelaway STOCK INCREASE VOTED. Receipts for the fiscal vear. €177.462.- | p, sl S bl ot o e | 69T08: expenditures. $807070.450 38 (in- | nolders of the Granite City Steel Go cluding $129.607.759.36 of emergency ex- | At & special meeting approved the 86.- | increase in the authorized capita) peaditures): exceis of expenditures, S1 41.110.47; gross $27,190. 124. stock to 400,000 shares from 262,945 shdres. J"eold aSeets. $7.867.101877 48. Crown Willamette Paper Co.—Com- e mon share earnings, year ended April| Incorporated Investors—Net asset 30, were $1.65, vs. deficit of $6.59 a | value on June 30, 1935, equaled $17.30 common share in year ended Aprfl‘n,lper share, vs. $1544 on March 31, 1934, 1935. Sb: net balance 11% month. $10.887.483.71 Cent Sta 3% X Ltd (80c) = 10 | WilsonJones(1%) Pitney Bo P (20¢) 6% 6% Woodley Pet(20¢) Y Pitts Forge 4% | Woolw (F W) a73 9-10¢) Pitts Plate G(12). 7 | Potrero Sugar 2% | Wright Harg t40e Power Corp Can. 7 Yukon Gold Premier Gold (12¢) 2 Prop'ties Real vte 1508 Pub Sve Northn 11l no par 2 82y 8l% 824 103 164% 164% 1641 00s 50 50 2 34 101% 56 12). 27% 27% 27% % T Th 15 2 1% 1% in dollars sed on |-annt B Conn LP 55 D Conn Riv P 55 A Con Gs_Bito 4s Consm Pow 41as 104 0%, canuseup awhole mile of gasoline- 2 Glen Alden C 15 ° Goeb B 6las A o Ind Gas 5s A " Indiana Ser_5s Indiana S 5 Indnp P&L 5s Ind H E 58 Pw Sc 6las 108128 128 128 nt 18, Internatl Sali P 8 55 D i nterst P8 4128 3 76% | Hudson Bay oves Co 25 A v 5 Min & Sm(a50¢). 31 ais | Humble Ofl (1) _. 15 Hygrade Syl (2)_ 150 111 Pw&Lt $6 pf__.150s Imp Oil Ltd coupon (150¢) .. 29 was e )5’ 8015 Rpi; 891 K91 94 o4 e g (] z o & ¥ 328 55338 e SSEs SR flbb! McN & L 58 ng Island Lt 6s * La P &L SRR 2252553 SSZ5RE: o w R ot o] ERE 332835280823 NEIRBTIIRRSZIFZER ERREERS BFERRNRRRNEES TS o = & 55 vunnzzz QQ); 3 & o 235 IBI523 > 333 3 3 REFSEFNE PR NSFRERESE | FF S R - ags e ooty om0 Lt p BERLLE RIS NER 3383 e B oS! t3 108 108 108 10415 1043 1047 95% 95% 951 1081 5 107Y% 107% 107% 7 B84la 54 54 107% 107 107 | 5s A '57__ 105 105 2 4 '78 codt. 8 T : 11 - 22 3 SAVES in 3 ways=— STARTING—Super-Shell can save up to 8 cupful of gasoline on every “‘cold”” start. Even on sizzling summer days, ycur engine is rela~ tively “cold”” when not running, because nor= mal temperature under the hood when running is over 150°, Today's constant starting, shifting and ac- celerating waste your' money unless your gasoline has these Three Kinds of Power 525522, It’s one thing to put these three kinds of power into a gasoline, butit’saneven bigger engineer- ingjob to have them in the right proportion . .. in perfect BALANCE. 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