Evening Star Newspaper, August 13, 1935, Page 15

FINANCIAL. “SPECIALTIES GAIN IN CURB TRADING Many Recent Favorltes Sag Under Profit Taking. Utilities Improve. By the Associated Press NEW YORK. August 13.—Various epecialties forged ahead in today’s Curb market session, but many of the recent gainers were unable to over- come profit taking. Shares ending fractionally to around a peint higher included Alum- inum of America at 62!, American Cyanamid “B” Bunker Hill & Sullivan ric Bond & International Petro- and Pittsburgh Plate Share at 17 leum at 34% Glass at 813 Great Atlantic & Pacific dropped 2 at 138 and among lesser losers were American Gas at 38, Hiram Walker at 273, Newmont Mining at 497 and Bherwin-Williams at 102's. BONDS ON THE CURB MARKET. DOMESTIC BONDS. Hign Close 8344 Low MY a5 e & | Elec Pw & Lt ; opt war___ 2% 1% 2y Llec P“&Ll 207" 2| 6508 19% 18 19 | Flec ahzreholdx ¢ s o x| \ l-.lec Sharehld'g % il H . P WS (3133).175s 90 881c 881 | Al Equny Corp.._.0 150 1% 1% 1% | Buropean Elec | pltdbdrts.___ 2 LI | Ex-Cell-O A&Tool 38 125, 121 12, 100% | Fairchild Aviatn. 9 8% §u g Y 2 . ~ Bl Narraganeit 104, “ Falstaff Brewery. 2 37, 37, 314 Nat 143 L 8s A | Fanny F C (50c) 2 9% 9% 9y B | Fansteel Prod 1 2 l" \ Fedder Mg () n 241, ki edison By 0 Qhio Po 135D Fens B8 45 ¢ Penn_Tel 55 C ' Pen W&P 4125 B || : | Elec Bd&Sh pf (5) By private wire direct to The Star. kand Sales— Dividend Rate. Add 00. High. Low. Close, Agfa Ansco 7 Ainsworth (a1%) 78 36 :m‘ | Air Inv Inc war.. i % % Ala Pow pf (6) _. 308 66% 66% 66l ‘ua Pwrpf(7) __ 908 T4 T4 T4 Allled Mills(a25¢) 11 18% 17% 18 | Alum'n Co of Am 350s 62! 624 6213 Alum'n pf (1%)..100s 97 96% 97 AmBeverage __. 4 2w 2 2 AmCapital (B)_ 3 4 1 % AmCtP&L A (3) 1508 45 4415 45 AmCitles PAL B 29 4% 413 4% ’AmC)'nanDch 71 22% 21 224 Am Equities e e Am&For Pw w. 6 51 b 54 Am Founders 7. %R Am Founders \ 1stpf (B) _....150s 33 31 33 Am Founders { 1stpf D . 258 31% 31% 31% I Am Gas&E (1.40). 44 387% 374 38 | Am G&E pf (6) 258106% 106% 106% Am Hard Rubber 200s 18% 17'3 18% | Am Laundry(40e)350s 18 17% 17%a | Am Lt&Tr (1.20) - | Am Maracaibo._. Am Meter Co __. 8 A Potash & ChL 3008 22 19u 22 Am Superpower. 23 3y 2% 3 Am Super 1st pf. 76 T4 75 Am Superpw pf__. 42 37 3015 35 Angostura (120c). 1 5% 5% 5% Arcturus RadioT. 5 %% % % |ArkNatGas...... 23 214 2% 2% |ArkNatGasA___ 97 2m 2w 24| Ark Nat Gas cu pt 6 6% 6 6% Art Met W (40c) 1 1 AssOG&E (A). Asso G&E 85 pl L (b1) | Atlas Corp (a30c) Atlas Corp war Ax-Fisher(3.20)A Babcock& W (10¢) 100s | Bellanca Aircraft BlissCo (EW) Blue Rid Blue Rid Rohack (HC)1st pt 10 Bower Koll B (1) Brazil Tr L&P . _. Bridgeport Mach_ Brit-Am Oil coupon (80e) .. 1 164 16t 16l Brown Co pf 5 s 8 Brown Forman 6% 6 6 Buckeye P L (3)..200s 41's 41 i1 | Buf N& EPpt ! (1.60) =t | Bulova cv pf 1 Bunker lllllL\ul 450s Burma Ltd { e 1 24 2% Butler Bros__ _ T Cables&Wire ( 2 1% 1% Cables&Wire (B). 15 % % % nMarcomd _ 37 2 2 2 ‘arib Syndicate - 5 3 3 rrier Corp --—- 23 14% 14 talin Corp 19 81, 8ty lanese 1st pf(7) 258107 107 107 Celluloid Corp 27 gl sty Cent Hudson G & Cent St El 6% Central States salP(40¢c) r'n.mst'umn ). “hi RIVEM (113) Childs Co nt - P&L §6 pf200s Ci Columbia Gas & Eleccvpf (5) . 4258 76% 74 76% | CalunhO&G vte.. 1 2 'y s *|Com'withEd (4)_. 7 8¢ 83 84 Com'with&S war. 29 » * W Community P& L. | 1st pf 18 Como Mines __ 2 Compo Shoe Mach s.t.e.(50¢) 3 15% 157 Consol Aircraft__. 10 13 13% Cons Copper 1 3 3% | Consol Gas of | Balto (3.60) __. 13 89 873 89 | Cons M&S(723;¢) 1308170 169 169 ContG&E pr pf(7)100s 81 81 81 | Cooper Bessemer 5 Cord Corp Cosden Oil Me (d) Crane & Co Creole Petroleum Crocker Wheeler. Croft Brewing Crown Cent Petr._ Cuban Tob vtc Cueno Press(1.20) Cusi-Mexicana M Det Gray fron & Foundry (b10c) Dictograph Prod Distillers C-Seagr Doehler Die Cast Dow Chemical (2) Driver Har(a25¢c) Duke Power (3) _ Duval Tex Sulph gle Pitcher Ltd 3 5'a 5 stn G&F Asso 3 43 4 4‘ ‘ stn G&FDPLA(6) 1258 51's 51y 511 | stnStatesPw. 41 15 1y 1 ta Pw (A) 11008 17% 15% 17 stn Sta Pw (B) 11008173, 15 17 Easy Washing Mach B (a2sc) - | Elec Bond&Share Elec Bd&Sh pf () ‘ El Pwr Associates El Pwr Assoc (A) SE P&L s i Eou' Calif B4 Sou Calif Ed 33 180 Cal Gas 518 £0 Carolina 5o | SouBw N & o | Soutnw'N G ity SW Pub Sve <"|VFV Mfz 6s | Stand G&E 6s Stand G&E cv Stand G&E 6s Stand G&E_ #s | Stand Invest ‘5 stand P&L. s S\VI“ of 1Il 4'28 Sup of Tl 4izs Tenn El Pow Tenn Pub Ser Texas Elect ; exas Gas U Lap” Unie L&P 6 L&R 5';;” U GE A Westva Chl 5‘:5 Wis Min LP 5; M Wisc P& Wis ‘P Ber A York Ry 5s o g "37. Baden Con M e st Buen AP T € ; 3 | Klein (DE)(11).. 1 Koppers Gas & | Long Island Light | Midland St1 Prod.- | Montreal H Lt & | NJ Zine (2). | N'Y Water Svc p! % Stock and Sales— Dividend Rate. Add 00. High. Low. Close. Ferro Enam (60¢) 1 23% 234 23% Fidelio Brewery_. 3 la s Y Fire As Phila (2). 50s T4} 73% 74'3 Fisk Rubber.. T 6 6% 6% Flintkote (1) A.. 14 25'% 24 24% Fla P&Lpf . 43 43 43 Ford Mot (Can) (%) A = 28% 28 28 Ford Mot (Can) B(1%) 25s 331 33 334 Ford Mot Fra 1 3% 3% 3% Ford Mot Ltd (al17.7¢c) 5 9% 9 9 Gen Alloys__ 2 1% 1% 1% Gen lnvest Corp. 4 R W Gen PubSvepf... 60s 57% 57 57 Gen Tire & Rub__ s 44 44 4 Georgia Pw pf(6) s 80%, 82 Glen Alden C (1) 34 18% 20 Globe Under (50c) 1 10% 103 10% Godchaux Sug(B) 2 9 9 9 Goldfield Consol 3 w & Grand R Var (50c) 7 10 9% 9% Great Atl & Pac Tea n-v (16) -.110s138% 138 118 Great Atl & Pac Tea 1st pf (7). 108127% 127% 127% Gulf Oil of Pa 64 Handley Paige pr pf (a2l 9-10¢) . 18 64% 63% 7 Hartman Tob 1 1% Harvard Brew 2% Hazeltine Corp(1) 10t Hecla Min (alle) . 9 Heyden Chem(11) Hollinger G(t65¢) Jorn&Hard(1.60) 425s 2 Horn&Hard pf(7). 808105 Hudson Bay PR TeTos ) Min & Sm(a50c) 13 15% | Humble Oil (1) 8 58% Hydro Elec Sec.. 2 6 Hygrade Food _. 4 Hygrade Syl (2) s 111 P&L 6% pt. - 2508 111 Pwé&Lt $6 pf__ 10508 imp 01l Ltd coupon (150¢) - 26 Imp Tob Can (135¢) 4 14 Indian Territory Ilum Ofl (A) - 1 Indus Fin 7% pf-.125s Insurance Co of North Am (2).. 2 Intl Hydro Elec Systemcv pf__ Intl Mining(a30¢c) tntl Mining war Int Petrolm(f1'y) Intl Ut{l (A) - Intl Util (B) = s ‘nterstate Power (Del) pf._..__. 30s : Ital Superpwr(A). 3 Jersey Central P&L pf (5%2)--. 50s Jersey Central P&L pf (1) Jones&Laugh st Kirby Petr (al0c). . 408 Kleinert Co Coke pf (6) . __ 1508 95 Kreuger(G)brew. Lake Shore M( Lakey Fy & Mch . Lefcourt Rl pf 3 Lehigh C&N(50¢) 1 Leonard Oil Lerner Stores (2). 1 Libby McNeill&L. 1 Lion Oil & Ref Lone Star Gas 30c Long Island Light 33 pf B (6) = Louisiana L&Ex_. 33 Lynch Corp (2) __. 1 McCord Rad (B) 1 McW1ll Dredg (12,8008 Mangel Stores 2 Mangel Stores pt_ 108 Mass Util Assoc'n Mead John (13) Mem Nat G(al0c) Mercantile Stores. Michigan Sugar Mich Sug pr__. Middle States Petrol vic B___. Middle W Ut «d) Mid West Util conv pf A (d) P up 13 161 Mohawk Hudson 1stpf (4) Molybdenum _ - % Mont Ward A (7). 80s138': 1t 12% 138% Pw (13 - 6 34w 34u Moody's Inv Sve Pt pf (3). 258 297x Mount & Gulf_ 1 Mount Prod (60¢) 3 Mount State Tel & Tel (8). 205130 130 Murphy Co (1. 60) 4 109% 105 Nat Bella Hess__. 18 2 Nat Bd&Sh (11) . 2 Nat Container (2) 50s Nat Fuel Gas (1). 13 Nat Investors. Nat Leather. Nat P&L pf (6) . Nat Service....__ Nat Steel Car Ltd 100; Nat Transit (80¢) 1 New Brad O (20¢) 6 300s '4505 Newm Min (al)__, N Y Shipbldg._ N Y Steam N Y Tel of (6 Niag Hud Pw____ Niag ShMd B . Niles-Bem-Pond Nipissing(a12d3¢) North Am L&P ._. Nor Am L&P pf . Nor Am Util Sec Northn Europ Oil Northn N Y Util pf (7). ______ 1008101 Northern Pipe Line (50c). 1 Northern States Power (A) _ Northwest Eng_. Novadel Ag (2)... 2 24%y Ohio Brass B (1). 50s 2 Ohio Pwr pf (6).. lDOl lDl Outboard Mot A Outboard Mot B Pacific Eastern._. PacificG& B 1stpf(1%) . 5 27% Pac Light'g pf (6) 11!101‘ 34 1000-31 5 4% 2 n 100 6% 6% 6% 13 21% 20% 201 1 Pac Public Sve... 15 Pacific Public Sve pf ($20c) 3 1815 Pao Tin spec (1) 825s 37 Pan-Am Afr (1) 6 Pantapec Ofl 29 Param’t Motor: 3 Parke Davis (11) 10 Parker Rust (13) 150s Pender G (B)...._ 1 Pennroad Corp 160 2 | Penn G&E(A) 1% 2 1733 Penn P&L pf (7) = 508104 Pepperell Mg (3) 2108 62% Phoenix Secur 9 3 Pie Bakeries a60c 1 s | Ploneer Gold Mines Ltd (80¢) S Eltney Bo P (300) 2 Pitts Forge Piti &LL!'%)G?OI Pitts Plate G(12) 12 Potrero Sugar. .. 38 Power Corp Can_. 100s Prod Royal(23c) 7 Properties Realty vtc (al.45) .. __ 508 Propper McCall'm 2 Prudential [nvest 1 Pub Sve Ind pf(6) 30s Pub Sve Northn Ill no par . 100s Puget Sound Pw & Lt $5 pr 2008 37% Puget Sound Pw & Lt $6 pf -- 300s 17% Rwy&Lt Secur 200s Rainbow Lum (B) 7 Raymond Con pf.. 50s Reliable Store: 18 Reliance Corp A. Reybarn Co .. Reynolds Invest__ 40 Royal Typewriter 6 Ruberoid Co (1)..1258 RyanConsol .... 5 Safety C H&L (3) 100. St Regis Paper. St Regis Paper Salt Creek P(80c) Secur Corp Gen .. Seeman Br (1213) Segal Lock & H__. Selected Indus Selec Industries allot ctfs (3% ) 3508 Selec Ind pr (3%) 100s Shaw W&P (50¢). 2 Shenandoah - Shenandoah pf___ Sher-Wilms (4) ... Shewin-W pf(6).. Singer Mfg Ltd Tcts (a23%50) cam 2 3 2 3 23 23 3 1 102% 102% 102% 208107% 107% 107% 3% 8% 3% NEW YORK CURB MARKET QUOTATIONS 5 5 19% Stock and Sales— Stockand Sales— Dividend Rate. Add 00. High. Low. Close. | Dividend Rate. Add 00. High. la'. Smith (A Q) ——emm. 1 52% 524 524 | Ugjon Gas (Can) Sonotone Corp.... 3 1% 1% 1%| (al0c)- 10 5% South Am Gold Unit Air w: 5 5 & Plat (40c) . 10 3% 3% 3% | UnitCarr F ( 8 20 Sou Penn O (1.20) 11 23% 23 234 | Unit Corp war_.. 1% Southwest Penn Unit Founders. " Pw & Lt (4) . 508 49% 497 497 | Unit Gas Corp_ 3% Sq Deal pf A 2.20_.200s 35% 34 34 |UnitGasCorwar. 2 % Square Deal (B).. 2 28 UnitGasCorppf. 15 7% Stand Brewing .. 2 Unit Lt&Pw (A).. 55 34 Stand C&S (2.40).125s Unit Lt&Pw B 6 Stand Ol Ky (t1). 1 Stand Oil Ohio. Stand Pw&Lt.. Unit Lt&Pw pf. Unit Milk Prod. Unit Molasses Ltd Stand Silver & L. (a6¥%e).. - 5% Starrett Corp. Ul’lll Shoe Mach Starrett Corp TE g Stein (A) & Co USElacwaw,, 26 cupf (613) 108107 107 107 | U S Foil (B) (60c) 14 Stetson (J B) .. 1008 11% 11% 11% | U S & Intl Secur Stutz Motor.. 2 1w I1stpfww.__ 70 Sunray Oil 6 1 | US Radiator pf_.. 258 167 Sunshine M(1.20). 13 197 UnitStores vie_.. 1 1'x Swift (ntl (2) ... 8 384 Unit Verde E40c. 3 2% Swiss Oil (40c)_.. 1 2% Unit Wall Pap(n). 27 34 Syracuse Light Univ Insurance . 50s 18 6% pf (6)______ 205100 100 100 | Utah Pwr&Lt pr Taggart Corp T 2% 4 Tampa Elec (2.24) 1 34% 34’ Technicolor Inc . 14 20 194 20 s Teck Hughes(40e) 1 3% 37 a1 | Utllity Equities_.. 7 3% TexasGulf Prod.. 5 2% 2% 2 | Utllity Eq pf(314)800s 71 Texon O&LA(60c) 3 5% 5% 5% | Utility & Indus . 14 1% Thermoid cu pf . 758 3915 39 391, | Utility & Induspt ~ 4 4% Trans-Lux Daylite Venezuela Petrol. 71 1'a PicSn (20c).... 3 2% Waco Afrcraft__.. 12 6% Tri-ContlCwar... 2 1% Walker (Hiram).. 6 28 Tubize Chatillion. 24 6% Wenden Copper—.. 3 & Tubize Chatil A__. 13 19 W Va Coal&Coke_. 19 4% Tung-Sol Lamp__. 1 6% Westn Air Exp(n) 1 3 L2 AUTO MEN EXPECT FURTHER ADVANCE Much Larger Car Output Than in 1935 Forecast for Next Year. By the Assoclated Press. DETROIT, August 13.—Motor car manufacturers are counting upon a | much heavier output of cars and | trucks in 1936 and basing the expecta- | tion to no small extent on the convic- | tion that a much larger number of vehicles will be needed for replace- Western Auto Supply (3) A__.100s 54% 54% 54% Westn Md pf_ - 708 60 57 60 West Tab&Sta (1) 114 14 14 Williams(RC)(1) 1 10 10 10 Wilson Jones1%_. 1 23 23 23 | Woodley Pet (40c) 4 5% 5% 5% Wright Harg t40e. 19 7% T Th 2 1% 1% 1% Dividend rates in dollars based on the ment than during any of the last five years. The leading producers and sales directors are convinced that in theory at least the contraction of buying in- terest since 1929 resulted in extending the “average life of the average car.” Prior to the low point of the depres- sion years, the industry’s statisticians figured the average car had a working life period of slightly more than seven years. With the retention in operation of many vehicles that normally would be considered for the scrap heap, the “average” has been extended to some- thing in excess of eight years. The average, of course, like all approxima- tions covers hundreds of thousands of have given much more than eight | years of service. So, too, does it cover | machines that were mechanically ob- iwxem and impotent long before that number of years of operation had been | obtained. try estimates that more than 2,000,000 of the cars sold last year were for the replacement r-arket alone. Admit- ecutives do not believe the traded-in cars represented a full year's normal obsolescene. Consequently, they are figuring that the 1936 replacement will be far in excess of this year’s and are depending also upon an increased last quarterly or semi-annusl payments e—plus extrs. gAccumulated ilVidends. aPaa this_ véar.” bPaid last = in receiver- xEx dividend volume of new owner purchases. | vehicles that under careful operation | «One leading authority in the indus- | ting the figure was large under general | economic conditions, the trade’s ex- | #¥» A—15 FOREIGN MARKETS. By the Associated Press. LONDON. — Trading was quieter but more cheerful on the stock exchange to- day. Oils and trans-Atlantic issues were supported on American advices, while in- dustrials. especially iron. steel and air- craft “shares. remained steady. Gold and ‘gilt-edged securities eased, The market closed irregular PARIS.—Rentes continued to_ fmprove | on the Bourse today. while all other do- meatic_issues held steady. were firm with_the exception of Duich shares. The market Closed ste LIN. — After an_inactive open: prices sepisraily Toapraved o the “Buule today. with gains in industrial issues | which were maintained at the close. U. 8. TB.EASURY POSITION. By the Assoclated Press The position of the Treasury on August 10_was Internationals Riceipts. $7.007.100.97; expendity S1R312450 20: * balance. ‘ST983 4750 £40.69: " customs receipts for the month, | $10.836.177.10 Recelpts for the fiscal vear (since July 1n 405,331.2; expenditures including $17 emergency excess of expens ditures, J: gross debt 069352 9RR 53, A decrease of Gold assets, 119 under the ‘previous day 76.824.610.44 FREIGHT LOADINGS. NEW YORK. August 13 (P —Revenue freight car loadings on raiiroads reporting today for week ended August 10 included: Week of Previous us! k. Last Pere Marquette & Nort Pacific Missouri Pacific Miss -Kans.-Tex Pric Qwi ine Tosdines on $2.98 Value! Phone Stand and Stool $1 69 $1.69 Value! End Table s] .00 $15.75 Value! Vacuum Cleaner 58.95 $15.75 Value! Inner-Spring Mattress $7 85 $13.75 Value! Lounge Chair 58.75 $14.75 Value! Coil-Spring Glider $19.85 $22.75 Value! Studio Couch $1475 $15.75 Value! Salem Chest $8.95 $12.75 Value! Fiber Stroller 58.95 $9.75 Value! Poster Bed 54.98 $13.75 Valuel Enamel Breakfast Set 59.75 $1.79 Value! CARD Table 79: $1.98 Value! Maple Table Lamp 98 $1.98 Value! 25-Foot Garden Hose 79: oy THE HUB'S MOST DARING AUGUST NO MONEY DOWN! 4-Piece Modern Suite $149. Comprises bed. walnut veneers. 2-Piece Lounge Suite $69.75 Value A remarkable saving English lounge sofa and lounge chair, covered in durable tapestry. Do not overlook 7th. AND 75 Value a chest of drawers, dresser, vanity and panel All pieces finely constructed and richly finished in on this smart suite. Includes this value! $ STREETSNS N, e Ww.