Evening Star Newspaper, July 19, 1935, Page 15

FINANCIAL, BONDS ON NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE ny private wire direct to The Star. | CORPORATE BONDS (TURN DOWNVHARD : Close Near Lows for Day. Federal issues Steady at Higher Levels. Br the Associaterd Press ‘ 3 NEW YORK. July 19.—The corpo- rate bond market pointed downward abruptly during the final two hours | > of trading tcday and closing prices were around the lows of the day. United States Governments were Steady at slightly higher levels. Bonds of the Columbia Gas & Elec- tric closed 4 to 5 points lower in con- | sequence cf the suit filed against the company for a large sum alleging nt of trade ng fractions to a point inclnded most of the junior rafi and utility issues and a few of the better grade bonds in these divi- &ions, FIDELITY FUND ASSETS NEAR $42.70 A SHARE Boecial Dispateh to The Star NEW YORK, July 19.—Report of Fidelity Fund. Inc., for the quarter ended June 30, 1935. shows net asset value based on market quotations as of that date of $41.46 per share. Thisg represents a gain of $5.66 per share over the asset value at the end of the previous quarter of $35.80, as certified v independent auditors. Since the end of June there has been further substantial appreciation and net $42.70 per share The 10 largest investment holdings at the end of the quarter were as fol- Jows: 1,000 Air Reduction, 1,000 Al- lied Chemical and Dye, 6,000 General Electric, 1,500 U. S. Smelting. 3,000 Sears, Roebuck & Co.. 1,000 American Telephone, 3,000 Loew's, 4,000 Inter- natienal Nickel, 5.000 Pennsylvania R. R and 2,500 Commercial Credit Washington Exchange SALES Capital Transit Co. 2033. FPotomac Elec. 5 at 1113, Wash. Rw. & Elec. pfd.—5 at 105'2 National Bank of Wash.—11 at 104’3 AFTER CALL. Washingtcn Ges 6s B—$100 at 103; $100 at 103, $100 at 103, $100 at 103, $100 at 103, $100 at 103, $100 at 103, £100 at 103. $100 at 103, $100 2t 103 Capital Traction 55—$1.000 at 98%. Bid and Asked Prices. BONDS. 5 at 20', 5 at 67 pfd—1 at 111%. assets are now equal to about ' Approximate Trlnucunu Today. 1 560 000 . & Gov't Bonds Fnr-lgn Bonds Domestic Bonds i & | LIBERTY. | dth 4%s 1933-38 . 1049 451944-54 4438 45194 177 9 reg Abitibi Pa&Pw 53’53 | Asr Mtg Bk Col 62 48 April cou on Antioquia 7s 43 A Antioquia 7s 45 B _ Antioquia 1 Antwerp 58 '5 Argentine 6s Argentine 6s Argentine 6s Argentine 85 Argentine 6s ' Argentine 6s " Argentine 6s’ Argentine 6s " Australia 41 Australia 5s Australi % ! Austrian Batavia Petr 413542 Belgium 6855 Belgium 614s '49 Belgium 7s 56 Berlin 63 '58 Berlin Elec 6 Bogota 8s'45 Bolivia 7s ‘38 B 769 Brazil 61ss " 23% Brazil 8s ‘41 | Bremen St 7s '35 __ Brisbane 5558 Rrisbane 6s 50 Buenos A (" 6s 60 Oct . Buenos A 6s ‘61 st Pv BuenosA6las'61stPv. Ruenos A C Bulgaria 7128 May coupon off Caldas 7.5 '46 Canada 4s Canada 458" Canada 58 '52 Chile 6s '60 Chile 65 '61 Jan Chile 6s 61 Febr Chile 65 '61 Sept__ Chile 6s 62 Chile 65 '63 Chile 7s 42 Chile Mtg Bk 6s Chile Mtg Bk 6125’57 Chile Mtz Bk 6% 8 Chilean Mun L olombia 6s ‘61 Oct High. Low. Close. 10117 10117 10117 TREASURY. 101 28 10125 101 26 . 1043 104 1046 10511 10510 10511 - 1058 1057 1057 108 28 10825 108 28 10619 10617 10617 s 1941~ 3 Mar 10828 10826 10826 --. 10728 10728 10728 11019 11019 11019 1126 1126 1126 3-45 10625 106 25 10625 n FEDERAL FARM MORTGAGE. - 10120 10120 10120 10224 10221 10224 10220 10220 10220 HOME OWNERS' LOAN. 1016 1014 10215 10214 10214 FOREIGN BONDS. High. Lot THY FEVE 104 1049 1934 low 1932 Jow 1928 high - 177 At} Refin deb 5537 _ Baldwin Loco as '40 1016 B& O st ds 48 Close. | 29 23% 9% 29 ¢ B&O PLE&W V 4541 B& O 8wn bs 50 B & O Toledo 45 '59 . Bs'48 B 5860 C Beth Stl p m 58 Beth St rf d Eos & Me 5 Bot Con M BKlyn Cy R IR Rklvn Kdis5s 49 A _ Bklyn Edis 65 52 E__ | Briyn M T bs 49 A | BKlyn M T 6568 A__. | Bklyn Un Kl 58 '50 _. BKlyn Un Gas 58 '45. 4 113% | Bklyn Un Gas 5850 104% | Buff R&P con 4%s 57 108% | Bush T Bldg 6a '§0 x 108% | Bush Term cn s '55_ _’n‘ By-Prod Ck 5% | Lif Packing 58 40 I |n dian Nt R41.8'56 an‘dian Nt R41,8'57 an'dian Nt5s'69. can‘dian NtR 58 " | can‘dian N db6as'46 | can'dian Nr db 7= 40 | Can'dian Pe dbasperp | Can'dian Pe 412346 Can'dian Pe 418 ‘60 Cent Br U Pac 4s 48 Cent of Ga con 5= 45 | Cent of Ga 5= 59 C “5’1 |Cent M E | Cent N Eng 4s 61 Cent of N .J 45 '87 | Cent of N J gen bs 87 Cent of N Jgnss'87 Cent Istrf4 | Cent Pae 5s ’MI 15% 12 108 101% 114 14 14% ' Chesap C cv el 63 44 14 | Chesap Corp 53 °47___ 14 [ C&Ogendilys’'92 HRIC&O4% |c&04 C&Ocon i Chi & Alt ref 3549 Chi B & Q gen 48 '58 Chi B & Q 4%% 17 Chi B&Q ref 53 'T1 Chi B&Q 1 dv 32849 Todey's close.. Month ago.... 100.8 FVF\TI\TG STAR, WASHI\’GTON D BOND AVERAGES 20 10 Indust. +.1 98.3 8.2 96.9 90.6 98.4 922 929 3.9 40.0 98.9 10 Util, -3 96.7 97.0 95.0 888 97.1 845 889 682 84.6 102.9 10 Low-Yield Bonds. 1104 110.7 108.3 1028 high ... 1044 1934 low 1932 low Compilen by tite Assoclatea Press High. Low. Close. High. 107% 107% 107% | Int Cement 55’48 ___ 104 101% 101% 101% | [nt Gt Nor 6552 A 103 102% 102% Int Gt Nor adj 6s'52A 52% B1% B1% | Int Hydro Kl 6544 1087 86 86 119 1041 1094 5% ™ 1085 108% | 65 . 65% 65l | 85% 4% 9% 65% 65% 4% 9% 97 9T 85% 86 118% 119 104 104% 1094 100% T4 TAS Th, ™™ 4 105% 105% | 110% 107 107 110% 110 int Mer Mar 6s'41 __ | tnt Pap 15t 5s 47 A Int Pap ref 68 ‘55 | int Rys ot C A 35 [INET & Tev 43839, {INLT & T 4358 52 | Int T & T 68 '35 126% 126% 126% | Inv Eq S48 B xw | Kan CFS&Mrf4s" Mtt | KanC P& L 412861 { Kan C Sou 1st 35 50 | Kan C Sou rf in 55 § Ikan C Ter st 4s '60 D‘ nG&E4las 80 elly Spr Tire 65 "42 Kendall 5% 5 48 ww._ | Ky Cent Ry 4s 87 Ky&Ind T 44% 61 st 120% 120% 120% | Kings County Elev 105% 58% 67% 42% 85 104% 54 103 112 1107 1147 1N17% 123" 105 106% 105% 584 * HRW 87% 42% 85 % 104% 103 5 112% | 1107 1141, 117% | 123% 1 10314 103 30 188, 10 967 55 4549 Kinney(G R)7%s '36 Laclede 5839 Laclede G A8 53 C Laclede G 53%s 60 D_ Lautaro Nitr 6s ‘54 _ | Lieh C&N 4% A Leh Val Coal 58 ‘54 I Leh Val Coal 53 '64 | Leh V Pa.con 48 2003 LV Pacon 4'%;s 2003 | l-eh V RR con 53 2003 Ligg & Myr 5851 long Isl gen 4s | Long Isl ref 4 ! Lorrillard 5s 51 Lorri'lard 7s ‘44 | Lou & Jeff BId 4345 ' ‘t N Ilfllfll 40 &Nrfhles 2003 __ Lb N St L 3580 Manhat R 45 "80 Marion St Sh 6= '47 Market St Rv 7540 A Mead Co 65’45 Met Ed Istrf 4’,! ‘68 Met Ed Istrf 5s’ | Mich Cent 315% Midvale S&0 o8 MilER&S L& Mil & R&S L rf 10 Por'gn —3e 69.1 69.4 68.9 64.9 0.4 855 70.0 60.2 42.2 100.5 Low. Close. 10315 103% 28 28 28 614 43 61 43 60 ke 8% T4 TR 67 72 103 1087% - 103% 103% 35 113% Tavs 61y 107% 104 78% 104 787 1021 106% | 101% 101'3 101% 102 104 102 102 104 5 133'% 105% 101\ 17 Port Gen El 41 60 Porto Rico A T 65 '42. Postal Tel & C 58 '53_ Pressed St1C 68’23 __ Pub 8 E&G 41570 Pure Of1 5%8 '37._ Pure Ofi 51¢s '40 Purity Bak 584 R-K-O 6541 Reading Jer C 4s '51 Reading R 4%8 'Y’ Rem-R 5148'47 A ww Rem-RA 51 2'47A xw Rep 1&St] ba "4 Rep 1&St1 5% '53 A Richfield Oil 6s ‘44 RIA&L 1st4%s 34 St L IM&S R&G 4533 StL IM&SR&S4s'33ct StLRM&P 58556 _ StL-SF 48’50 A St L-8 F 45 '50 A ofs_ Rt L-SF 4%s'78 StL-SF4%sT8ctst St L-S F 3850 B St1L, 8 W2d4s 89 St L SW 1st ter bs'52 StLS W gn rf 5590 SIPKCSL4%s 41 StP M&M ext b St P Un Dep ref 5s '7 | San A&A Pass 4s | San An Pb S 6s Seabd A L ref 4 Seabd A L. Seabd A L 65 Sharon SH 5% Shell Pipe L 5552 __ Shell Un Oil 58 '47 Sine Con O 6% '38 B Sinc Con O 7537 A | Skelly Oi1 5148 39 So Bell T&T bs ‘41 &0 Colo Pwr 6s 47 A So Pac col 45’4 So Pac ref ds . So Pac 4%5 68 _ So Pac 4%s 69 __ So Pac 4'as'81 | So Pac Ore 412577 | So Pac 8.F Ter 4= 50 So Ry gen 45 '56 A___ So Ry 58 94 | So Ry gen 65 56 So Ry 613856 - SoRyM&O 4s'38 __ Southw Bell T 5s ‘54 Stand Oil N Y 433851 101% | 101% 102% 109% 103% 21 42% 104 105% 1213 100 115% Swift & Co 3% Term As St L 4s Tenn C&I RR 5 | Tenn El Pw 65 x & N Tex & Pac ha 17 B masl 1024 | Tex & Pac58'79C _ | Tex & Pac 55 '80 D Tex&Pac 1st 5s 2000 [ Tex&P MPT 5'3s '64 Third Av ref 45 '60 J'h.rd Avistbs Third A ad in ex 55'60 | Trumbull Stl 6540 __ ftnOCal6s 42 A Un Pac !st 4s 47 Un Pac 4568 Un Pac 1=t rf 4s 2008 Un Pac 4%;s Un Pac 1st rf 55 2008 Unit Biscuit s '50 Unit Drug 5= '53 U S Rubber 55 ‘47 | Univ Pipe & R 6= "36 Utah L & T 5544 A | Utah P& L 6s 44 (UL P&L 5559 ww_ Util P& L 5%s 47 __ Vanadium ev 58 '41__ {VaEl&Pis 54 5718 2100 | 111% 1031 T2 107% 114% 107 4% 9% 24% My | $5,000,000 FRIDAY, JULY 19, 1935. " DECLINE REVEALED INBANK RESERVES Drop of $128,000,000 Laid to Changes Connected With U. S. Financing. By the Associated Press. A drop of $128,000,000 in reserve balances of member banks of the Federal Reserve System was shown in the weekly condition statement of the Reserve banks. The decrease was attributed chiefly to a transfer of funds to the Treasury in connection with recent Federal financing. The statement showed a rise of $154000,000 in Treasury cash and dposits with Federal Reserve banks. Total reserves of member banks remain near peak figures. A small increase in the monetary | gold stock lifted it to a new all-time peak. The statement said: “The daily average volume of Fed- eral Reserve bank credit outstanding during the week ended July 17, as | reported by the Federal Reserve | banks, was $2,478,000,000, an increase of £3,000,000 compared with the pre- | ceding week and $6,000,000 compared | with the correspondin. “On July 17 total reserve bank credit amounted to $2.472,000,000, practically unchanged from a week ago; decreases of $128,000,000 in | member bank reserve balances, $21,- 000,000 in money in circulation and 4 in non-member deposits and other Federal Reserve accounts and an increase of $4.000,000 in | monetary gold stock being largely offset by an increase of $154,000,000 in Treasury cash and deposits with | Federal Reserve banks and a decrease of $2.000.000 tional bank currency. in Treasury and na- Member bank “ | reserve balances on July 17 were es- timated to be approximately $2,340,- 000,000 in excess of legal require- | ments. “Relatively small changes were re- | ported in holdings of discounted and purchased bills and in industrial ad- vances. An increase of $15,000,000 | in holdings of United States Treasury | notes was offset by a decrease of $15,- | 000,000 in Treasury bills.” 2 ;w Swndu ate Offers 303,000,000 Issue Of Boston Edison Special Dispatch to The Star. NEW YORK. July 19.—Public off ing of $53.000,000 Edison Electric Tllu- minating Co. of Boston first mortgage 35 per cent sinking fund bonds. Ser- week in 1934.! FINANCIAL. CAPITAL BUSINESS at Meeting of Retail Credit Association. Improved business conditions, im- proved credit conditvis and an in-| crease in collections 4r.c¢ business done | in w-namm was “he keynote of the annual report of Adoiph Weyl, treas- urer and member ~f the drm of | Lansburgh & Bro., mn rendering hu report of his stewardship at the an. nual meeting of the Associated Retail Credit Men of Washirgton, of which he is president, which was held last night at the Manor Country Club. Mr. Weyl reported tnat the associa- | tion had passed through one of the best. years in its 15 years of existence, in fact, since its crganization in 1920 | an increase had been shown every year. During ais term of office Mr. Weyl stated there haa been a hne increase in personnel. President Weyl called attention to the fact that the assnc'ation had been host to the Columbia Regional Con- ference, consisting ! the States of Delaware, Maryland, New Pennsylvania, North Carolina, Vir- surpassed all records, Synder New President. E. Emerson Snyaer, credit manager of the Raleign Haberdasher was elected presidspt: manager of the Williera Hahn Shoe Stores, vice opres.deni; Col. Talkes, secretary a:d treasurcr. and Charles W. Prettyman, assistant sec- retary and assistant treasurer. This was the fifteenth year of Mr. Talkes' services. Directors were eiected as follows: vrevious attendance amin Blanken, Cha' es Schwartz & Son; Mrs. W, C. Buicck, M, Philips- born & Co.; A. Coonin, William Hahn & Co.; Charles M Keefer, S Kann Sons & Co.; van King, King's Palace; Miss Ei M. Lee, Frank R. Jelleff, Inc.: Harry V. Ostermayer, Woodward & Latarop: Herbert J. Rich, B. Richs So.», Snyder, Raleigh He'erdasher. Ben Stein, Grosper's: J. W Tallentire, the Hecht Co.; Martin M. Watson, Dulin & Martin Co.; Adciph Weyl, Lans- | burgh & Bro., and £%phen H. rnm. Women Are Honored. In the directorship there are two outstanding womel who are credit | executives of two leading ladies’ spe- i cialty shops, indicating that mer- | chants are more and more recogaizing ies A. due 1965. is being made today at a price of 103.79 per cent and ac- crued interest to yield 3.30 per cent by women in the retail credit field. par- ticulerly in iacies’ ready-tu-wear shops. ADVANCES HAILED Weyl Gives Annual Report| Jersey, | ginia, West Virgiaia, New York and | the District of Columbia, and had | A. Coonin, credit | 8. H.| | Leo Baum, the Goidenberg Co.: Ben- | E. Emerson | s2% A—I5 Structural Steel Orders Climb to New Year’s High By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, July 19.—Preliminary reports received by the American In- stitute of Steel Construction show that bookings of fabricated structural steel bulked larger during June than for | any month this year and reached the high record bookings of June, 1934. They were 40 per cent larger than | the averagz monthly bookings last Due to the slack in orders during the Spring, however, the monthly average for the first half of 1935 was not quite equal to that of the year 1934, NEW Yonx PRODUCE. NEW, YOR, suly 1 (7. Eess, 9.000. er mixed | | score) Ars | 233 "seconds 1fi4 | cert-aiized o seore) e, 849. steady. Prices ®n- chanzed | "'Live poultry dull. All freight graden fowls. 15a | unchanzed | By express: Brotlers 17 other express grades unchanged i Dri ncul(ry muum. All fresh and frosen grades n REAL ESTATE LOANS ON IMPROVED PROPERTY Mutual Building Assn. 306 7th St. S.W. Organized Since 1392 Massachusetts ; Investors Trust Prospectus on Request William W. Mackall, Jr. Investment Securities 218 Woodward Bidg. DIstrict x431 ENTERPRISE BUILDING ASSOCIATION 7ch St. and Ind. Ave. N.W. LOANS Made on Improved District of Columbia Real Estate Security Monthly payments as low as $7.50 per $1,000 FIRST MORTGAGE MONEY Mil Spa & N W 4s 47 =S > the banking syndicate, which was The law firm of Kicg and Nordlinger awarded the issue at a competitive WAS 8gain chosen as general counsel sale. for the coming vear. H The group is composed of the Pirst | Ben Stein, credit manager of Gros- Boston Corp., Lee Higginson Corp.. F. | ! mer's, chairman of ‘hic Finance Com- S. Moseley & Co.. Kidder, Peabody & | Mittee during tce vear presented his Co.. Brown, Harriman & Co., Inc.; | &nnual report. Burr, Gannett & Co. White, Weld & | _Mr. Snyder, the new.y elected pres- Co., Goldman. Sachs & Co., Horn- | !dent, membership chairman of Dis- blower & Weeks. Stone & Webster & | tict No. 2 for the past year. was Blodget. Inc.: Estabrook & Co.. R. L.| %arded a beausiful per and pencil Day & Co. Hayden, Stone & Co., Chi B&Q1div4s'49y Chi & E i1l 55 '51 ChiGL&CHRIT___ Chi Grt W 48 59 CM&SLP 4s 89 CME&SLP gn 41 | CM&SIP 435 '8y CM&SLP 58 'T5 CMStP&P adj 58 2000 Chi & NW gn 3%s 87 Chi & NW gn 48 '87 _ Chi & NW 4158 2037 Chi & NW 43, 7 On D. C. and Nearby Maryland Real Estate PUBLIC UTILITY Col Mtz bkm,s S Copenh:; Cordoba 7 Va E&P 1st rf 58’55 A Ask e Va EI&Pr5is 44 88 C MoK & T Ist 45 80 o K & T4s 62 B Mo K & T4ls T8 _ MoK & T 55 62 A Mo K & T adi 58 Mo Pac 48 '75 Mo Pac 5s 65 A Mo Pac 5877 F Mo Pa 77 Fctfl - Mo Pac 35 '78 G . Va8 W con5s'58 _ W a h.-h 4. Prompt attention Wabash 5s 2 given to all Deu Bk 63 ¢ | Wabash Ist s F1 Salvador 8s 48 ct Finland 6% applications Walworth 65 45 4 Warner Bros cv 6= '39 Ger C Bx A 6s°. Warner-Quin s '39 STOC KS. PUBLIC UTILITY. pfd Gos Lt Go. 03 60) Ry. & EI com nfd (5 6 TRUST COMPANY | & Tr. Co. (8)___10% | e loa & 195 SAVINGS BANK _ ©om & Savines (6) 13 FIRE INSURANCE " Washington Amer. See American Sorcoran (2 emen's 17.60) 3 Nafional” union w60 11% TITLE INSURANCE. Columbia (.30) _ i Real Estate (A)_ = 101 MISCELLANEOUS Carpel Corp. (1) Lanston Monotype Mergenthaler Linotype Peoples Drug § nfd (6.50) Real Est 51 3 Wowd. & Loth. & Tothrop brd. “Bx dividesd 75 cents extra 1Fia CHICAGO STOCK MARKET| CHICAGO. July 19 (P .—Following is the compleir official list of transactions in stocks on the Chicago Stock Exchange today. Sales STOCKS. eh. Low. Close. 10 Abbot Lab A 7 30 Am Pub Sve pf 450 Autom Pr e 20 Backstay Well J08al & Katz of 1900 Bendix A 250 Berghoft Brew 200 Castle A M s 340 Cen Tl Pb Sve pf u 50 Cen 11l Sec io¥ 50 Gen 111 Sec pf xd 50 Cen & 10 Cen & S W DI 160 Cen & § W ol of | Cor z ’|flh ! 200 Ghi Mall Order - 490 Chi Rivet & Mach i9 0 6] el 95 08% | % r C Bk A63'60 July er C Bk A 63 '60 Oct Ger C Bk A | Ger Prov & Ger Gov a ! Ger Rep 7849 GrtBr& Irs' Gri C El Jap 6 Gri C El Jap 7s 44 Hamburg St 65 46 italy s 51 Ital Crd P W 78 '37 Jtal Crd P W 7847 B 'uu»\ Mg Bk s unmat coupon Karstadt 6543 ct stp Lombard El 7s '52 Medellin 6% Mex 45 '10- Mex Ir 4158’43 asst__ Minas Gers 628 " 58 Sept coupon off New So Wales 58 57 Nuremberg 6s Oriental Dev 5= ‘58 Oriental Dev 6s '53 Sept coupon oft __ Peru 65 '60 Poland 68 ‘40 Poland 85 '50 Porto Alegre T1;s 66 July coupon off Prague Gtr 738 '52 Queensland 6s'47 . Rhein-Main 7s '50 Rhinelbe Un 78 '46 Riode Jan 6135 53 Aug coupon off __ “l Rio Gr do Sul s ‘66 May coupon off Rome 6ls8 52 Rumania 7s 59 Aug coupon off Santa F Arg 7s'42 Santa F Arg 78 stp Sao Paulo St 7s 40 _Sao Paulo St s 56 Sept coupon off _. Sao Paulo St 85 '50 July coupon off __ Saxon Pb W 634851 Saxon Pb W 7s 45 o | Serbs 7s 62 uni.c on 0. 50 Dayton Rubber_ 100 Eddy Plgfl 750 B Household 0 Elgin N: Hibb Spen & mart 220 Helloman G- Brew 1300 Houd-Her 60 11l Nox Tt 0 Ind Pneu 150 Iron Fireman - 150 Kalamasoo Stove 1 350 Lynch Corj 1100 Marsh Field 150 McGraw Elec _~~ qu Jlosch & Mins 00 mm d&uMHs" 0 and_ Un ‘ Gypsu 5 Qui Raytheon vtc Reftance MIs WMMU -mupli.z per cent; six months up 16.2 per cent. Serbs 8= 62 unm c on Shin'su El P 8% '52 37 | Sitesia Prov 7s 58 Tatwan Elec 5%s ‘71 Tokio 5% 52 Tokio 5% 81 Tokio El Lt 6s ‘53 Un StI Wk 615 51 A Un Stl Wk 615 '51 C Unterelb P&L 65 '53 , Uruguay 63 ‘60 | Uruguay 8= 46 Vienna 6s '52 May c o Warsaw 7s ‘58 Westphal El P 6s ‘52 Yokohama 65 '61 DOMESTIC BONDS. 103% 97 101% 3% Abr & Straus 5%s ‘43 Adams Bxp 4s 48 Alb&Sus 3%s 46 gtd Alles Corp s 44 Allex Corp 58 49 . Alleg Corp 5s '50 Alleg Corp 50 stp Allted Stores 434s 50 Am & For Pw 58 2030 | Am lce cv 58 b Am 1 G Chbls 49 Am Int) 518 49 Am Roll Mill 4% s 45 Am Smelt & R 5847 Am T & T cl tr 65 '46 Am T & T deh bs 60 Am T & T deb bs 65 AMT& T a%s 43 Am Wat Wkx bs 44 Am Writ Pap ¢ 47 Anglo Ch Nitr Armourlcqltn‘” Arm of Del 5%8 43 Armstrg Cork A TY T&S Fe zn 48 9% Atl Covst L I8t 48 '52 At] Coast Leelt 4s ‘52 Atl Coast L elt 55 46 112% 112% 112% CM&StP 4% Chi & NW 4%s Chi & NW 4% s 7 Chi & NW gn 55 '8 Chi & NW rf 53 20, C&NW Nr W %536 Chi R 1&P rf 45 '34 Chi R J&P gn 4s '§8 CR I&P 45 '52 |CRI&P 4128 Chi R 1&P 412 Chi T H&S 1st 5860 Ch1 T H&S ine 58 '60 Chi Un Sta 4238 63 A Ch1 & W | con 4s '52 Childs & Co 58 ‘43 | cinG Cin Un Ter 5357 C Cin Un Ter 55 2020 B CCC&SAL zen 48 '93 CCC&SBtL rf 4%s'T7E CCC&StL rf 5563 D CCC&StL C div 4539 Clev Un Ter 433817 Ciev Un Ter 58 '713 B Clev Un Ter 5%s'72A Colo Fuel & Ir bs '43 Colo Ind ci tr 58 34 . Col & So 45580 cifs 60% 14% 101 101 102% 51 Columbia G&E 5: Com Inv T 5%s 49 Con Coal Md rf 5s '50 Con Coal Md 58'50 cfs Con Gas Chi 58 '36 Con Gas N Y 4%s'51 Con G N Y db 5%s'¢6 Conn & P Rys 4s '43 Consumers Pw 55 '52 Container 6s 46 - Crown C & S 68 47 _ Crown Will P §s 51 Cuba Nor RR 51%s 42 Cuba R R ref 735 '36 Del & Hud ref 4s ‘43 Del & Hud 5%s'37 __. Del P& L 4%s 69 Den & RGcn 4536 Den & RG W 5s Den&RGW 58’55 Den & RG rf 5s | Det Edison 415'61 D | Det Edison rf 5s ‘48 _ Det Edison 585 Det Edison rf s 55 Det kdison 58 ‘62 Donner St ref 78 '42_. Dul & Ir Rx 5837 Dul SS& At 5827 _. Duqu Lt4%s 57 B Duqu Lt I1st 4% 67 E Tenn lien 5% ‘38 __. Hriecv4s 53 B . Erie 45 96 Erte gen 48 Erte ref 5s 67 . Erte ref 55 '75 Erie & Jersey 68'55 Fed Lt & Tr 58 '42 st Fed .t & Tr6s'54 B . Fla EC Ry 5874 ___ Gannett 6s°43 . Gen Cable 5% s 47 __ Gen Am Inv bs 52 Gen Steel C 514s 49 Gen Theu Eq 6s 40 Gen Th Eq 6s '40 efs. Goodrich §s ‘45 Qoodrich 6%s 47 Gaedy'r T&R bs 57 Gr Tr'k of Can 7s 40 GUNRref 45 6] A Gt N Rgen 4% D Gt N R gen 6‘/. 17 B Gt N R gen b GtNR5k%s ’H B 32% 35 29% 30% 8674 5 88 2% 8% R1% 5% 35% | 35 | 40% | 4% 90% 74 36% 87% T3% 8% 103 103 96% 97 101% 101% 2% 3% ) Gulf M & N 55 ‘50 Gulf Sta Stl 5%x 42 Har Ry-P C 1st 48 ‘54 Hud & Man inc bs '51 Hud & Man ref bs 57 111 Bell Tej bs 5 L1 €ent coll tr 48 11l Cent 4% 5 ‘66 11 Cent bs '5 1l Cent 6% 36 Ind’polis U R 5s'65 B 1CC&SEL NO 443 63 1125 11286 112% 112% 12% nm o\ ' 103% 1 AUG&W 15859, 40% ¢ 107% 109% 108% 198% | 110 110 103% 103% 108%.1081% 53 55 110% 104% Mo Pac 5s 80 H Mo Pac 55811 Mo Pac 55 '49 A Mont Cent bs '3 Mont Cent 63 '3 | Mont Pwr rel 5843 . Mont'Pwr 58’62 A _. Mont Tram o8 ‘41 Mor & Esx 33 2000 Mor & Esx 58 ‘55 Muiray Body 6% s 42 Nat Dairy 5%s 48 Nat Dis PC 415545 t Steel 45 65 Nat Steel 58’56 _ | &T 18t 55’52 w E T&T 8155 61 New J P&L 4155 '60__ NewOr PS8 New Or P 8 58 New Or T&M 4155 ‘56 New Or T&M 55 34 B New Or T&M s '56 C New Or T&M 5145 ‘54 N Y Cent31s'97 ___ N Y Cent 4s 42 N Y Cent con 48 '98 N Y Cent rf 43 2013 NYCrf4l4s2013n N ¥ Cent ref 55 2013 N Y Cent cv 65 44 NYCLSh3s 98 NYC Mich C 3155 '98 _ NYC&StL 1st4s'37_. NYC&SLL 4338 78 NYC&StL 518 'T4 A_ NYC&StL 1st 6s '35 N Y Conn 1st 415553 N Y Dock st 45 '51 . N ¥ Dock 58 38 N Y Edison 58 51C . N Y Edisref 61,541 NYGEI HEP 45 49 N Y & Harl 335 2006 NYL&EW Ist 4s'73 _ | NY NH & H 43 56 NY NH & H 45 ' NY NH& H 4%z NY NH & Hev 6s 48 N Y O&W gen 4s '55 N YO&W ref 4s'92__ N Y Rysinc6s 65 NYRys6s'65A N Y Steam 1st 58 '51. N Y Steam 55 '56 N Y S&W st rf 55'37 N Y Tel gen 4%s 39 NY Trap RK 68'46 stp NYW&B4k%s 46 Niag Sh b%s North Am Ed 55 '69 C North Am Ed 515 63 Nor Oh 1st 55'45 ct st Nor'n Pac gen 35 2047 Nor'n Pac 4s 97 Nor'n Pac 4% s 2047. Nor'n Pac 582047 C__ Nor'n Pac bs 2047 D Nor'n Pac 6s 2047 Nor'n St P 1st55'41A Ohio Pub Ser 7%s '46 Ohio River gn 5s ‘37 Ont Pw Niag 5= 43 _ Ore Sh L 58 '46 gtd Ore W R R & N 45 '61 Otis Ste | Pac Tel 1st 5537 ___ La 6s Par-F-La 6s 47 filed Par-Pub 5%s ‘50 cfs Par-Pub 5%s Park-Lx 6% s '53 efs Parmelee Penn Dixie C 6s 41 _ Penn O & D4%s 77 Penn RR 3%8°42C__ Penn R R con 4s 48 _ Penn R R 4%s 81 D. Penn R R 4%s ‘84 4 65 70 8 | Aetna Life ¢ 94% 101% 10614 1124 1024 113 118% 104% 98% 106% 106 112% 102% 113 118% 1043 9 106% 108% 106% 102% 102% 1025 1121 11214 1125 106% 106% 106% 106% 106 106% 108% 108% lflfl'm 96% 96% 106% 106% 106% 115% 115 115 Warren Brev 6s 41 | WPaP4s'61 H W Pa P 1st 53 '56 G West'n Md 1st 4s West'n Md 5155 West'nNY&P gn 45’43 107% WestnNY&P 1st58'37 10’\‘ West'n Pac 5846 A Weszt'n Pac 58'46 A as West'n Un 455 ‘50 West'n Uh cl tr 55°38 West'n Un 5s ‘51 West'n Un 5= '80 West'n Un 6, | Wheel Steel 4132 '53 Wheel Stl 5% s '48 A W Sp Stl con 7s '35 et Willmar S F 5= 40 | Wilson&Co 1=t 6= 41 Wis C st gn 48 49 Wis C 1st gn 4 Youngtn S&T 5 | Youngtn S&T 5578 A 984 * 43N - 108% 1 1001 1041, 12 105 1084, Ry 108 /% 98 INSURANCE STOCKS | NEW YORK. uly 19 # | security Dealers ‘Aesociation. — " iy Aeina Cas Aetna Fire York Atked. 'u I Asricultural A Am Surety (1) - utomobile ity of N Y (1) ;?nn Gen®*Lif (& | Fid & Dep Eiremens ns Frank P (1.15a Ciensalis 1147 & Ru er (1.20a) ncluding extras. lared or paic .jNEW YORK BANK STOCKS July 19 m.—New York | ;!leum.y Pemlers “Aseociatio Quotations as of .80 Ilmlflc!urer ER A RE ‘o 472 Unised States Tr M inciuding extras. FEDERAL LAND BANKS RK. Jul; 19 Land Bank ponds: 7 (Quotations as of 2 o'clock.) 1056-350. i flm'hz-.x 4 $5 B e uly. 1 a0 Ry Tosdad 4s 196’ 1‘/:3 Paine, Webber & Co., Jackson & Cur- tis, Tucker. Anthonv & Co.. Coffin & | Burr, Inc.. Whiting. Weeks & Knowles. Inc.: Arthur Perry & Co., Inc.; Spen- cer Trask & Co, H. M. Byllesby & Co., Inc.. Blake Bros. & Co, and Newton, Abbe & Co. Washington Produce I Weakness in a number of fruits and vegetables was ths major feature on the Washington produce market to- Gay. Lettuce, onions, peaches, lima beans and blackberries joined the de- cline, Dull trading was reported in cu- | cumbers, potatoes and sweet. potatoes. The summary, with egg and live poul- | try prices furnished by the Depart- ment of Agriculture follows: VQ" score) score), 25. Goves . lmcludln. :rrdsm arge. "Hh U. 8 about steady lored. 5 and marketing Costs): e 8. extri medlumx xllndl\‘fl’ 7! LIVE —Market Fow!’ pounds and over under 3 pounds, 14: Leghorns. 14: roosters, 10. 1 lll‘!orm e COMMODITY PRICES NEW YORK. July 19.—The Associated Press wholesale price index of 20 basie | commodities today declined to 69.79. The previous d a ago "70.08: 2 vear aco. Hante of recerlx years: " High The 986 uvnln equ Miscelianeous Markets. Additional New York markets commled by the Aszsociated Press: corn: 5b: M b. lvlllll—hmres clasr:d quiet. No. 1. standard. 168 11.95b; September. Smoked ribbed 1ab. T8b-aas. vasis arkei ' quotat It anghsi steam fia e | l per it seriplane 1.4 3029 special crack double extra 81 per cent urlD nt 13-15s. 1.47%. id. n—Nominal. BALTIMORE STOCKS ) —Pederal | SPecial Dispate to The Star. LTIMORE. July 19.— T Soka B Lo “m.-—.- -a rm y fi‘n—w .,,.m,.,%‘%:. *:’fl:'fa = B Sl 5 i Awm um, g" Ant} 'IWTW SILVER. l easier, u—lu lower. %’u'* - icoersuees ine i @ 8771 BT m%‘ i cent double extra A 14-108; 1.30¢ J-n--, |set &s a prize for nis securing Lhei | second largest numbes of members in | the United States. 1 INVESTMENT TTR_U—STS NEW YORK. July 19 (#.—] Security Dealers’ Astociation: ©" 1O | (Closing Quotations.) Admin Fund w w Am Bankstocks. Am Busipess Shrs Builock Fund. . Cumutative_Tr Sh Corporate Trust___ cerporne 'rrusl A A Cerp Tr A A mod Corp Tr Accun: Ser. Soip Tr Accum Ser mbd Depos Bk So N Debos Ths Shrs ‘A s Diversified Tr C Dividend Shrs _ Five Year Fixed Tr Pixed Trust Sh F.xed Trust Sh B - |Euad Investors inc P\md Tr Shrs A Fund Tr Shrs B._ Incorp Invenon : Inv Tr N Y Coll | Investors Pund of Am Inc Maryiend Fund Inc Mass Tnvest Tr__ Mutua: Invest Piymouth Fund A Qu‘lrt:; Inc !hl’l_ of !nN‘Vlnd | Trust Pung sbr steed lndlu\'n Biirs) Tm*!m N Y B !h 'S, Trusteed Am lk B T FOREIGN MARKETS. By the Associated Press. NDON.. operations _on Sioen Becnange jodas were. checked t week end settlements. oreis were uncertain. and irzesulsrly, There | taking and the close was quie PARIS.—Rentes wmlnued ot deflation progra | Femained ricady ana*n coal issues firmed. nks and was irre of German North !\e::nhln une; depressed e list. se Hapag North German s and Hapag rumors that ihe capital panfes would be present amjount. The market closed ir- regular and generally weaker —— RAILROAD EARNINGS, NEW YORK. July Lk 15. i 3’ month of June inclus icke! Plate _ to_improve | in anticipation of gooc results regarding Industrial shares electrics and inter- national stocks Sectined. the closing tone 2T neavy Sgon, w, e shares loy (e " emainder bich was weaker throughout a) after of these com- cut to one-Afth of their 19 (® —Railroads | porting net operating income today for CONSTRUCTION LOANS and LOANS ON IMPROVED RESIDENTIAL PROP- ERTY IN THE DIS- TRICT OF COL''MBIA AND NEARBY MARY- LAND. 5%% Prompt action B. F. SAUL CO. 925 15th St Natl. 2100 First Trust Loans For Purchasing a Home or RE-FINANCING EXPIRING TRUSTS NO COMMISSION CHARGE NO RFNEWALS REQUIRED were steadier while trans-Atiantle shares ections moved was occusonnl profit Terms Artanged on Easy Monthly Payments MEMBER BUILDING. AoeATon Comen NATIONAL, BUILDING ASSOCIATION 5. !Mlgab"l Mh! uao 129.053 ansas_City ‘Sou ORGANIZED 1879 property should St N.W. ASSETS $6,492,976.24 Subscriptions for the 109th lssue of Stock Being Received Do You Desire a Loan —on Real Estate or to Take Up First Mortgage? desiring money to purchase & home, | will receive prompt and courteous attention. 1.o0ans Repayable Monthly . Take 12 Years to Repay Your Loan 55th YEAR COMPLETED e sy e 3 ST SE Nat. 1741