Evening Star Newspaper, August 20, 1935, Page 15

FINANCIAL. U. 5. BONDS MOVE TO LOWER LEVELS sSelling General FoIIowing News of Agreement on Tax Measure. BOND AVERAGES 010 Rails. Indus Net change. —2 Today, close. 82.6 Prev. day.._ 8238 Month ago. 815 g 835 878 76.4 89.4 10 10 Util. For'n. 98.2 98.3 96.6 84.1 98.6 84.5 88.9 73.7 68.2 60.2 98.8 99.1 98.3 880 99.1 92.2 92,9 —2 68.6 68.8 68.9 64.5 704 655 70.0 1935 low. 1934 high_ 1934 low. 4.5 1932 Jow.._. 45.8 40.0 64.6 422 1928 high___101.1 98.9102.9 100.5 10 Low-Yield Bonds. T'd’y. close 109.3 Prev. day. 109.3 Month ago 110.0 Year ago- 107.0 1935 high. 110.7 1935 low.. 107.9 1934 high -108.3 1934 low_. 99.1 1928 high 104.4 1932 low.. 86.8 (Compiled by the Associated Press.) By the Associated Press. NEW YORK. August 20.—A sharp decline in United States Government bonds was the feature of the bond market today. Losses ranged up to nearly half a point. Selling became general follow- ing announcement that the Senate .and House committees had agreed on | the administration’s tax bill. Liquidation was aimed at the entire Kst of Governments with Treasury, Home Owners' Loan and Federal Farm Mortgage issues sharing pressure alike. Treasury 27gs were down 15-32ds at the close, at 100 8-32ds. Home Own- ers’ Loan 3s closed at 101 6-32ds, with a loss of 13-32ds. Washingtonfiliange SALES. Capital Transit Co—10 at 16!z at 1615, 10 at 167, 10 at 16’ Wash. R. & E. pfd.—10 at 106. 10 P Security Storage Co.—10 at 100, 4| aL 100. Correction by exchange—The sales of | Potomac Electric 5'2% pfd. of yes- | terday should have read: Potomac | Electric 51;% pfd.—10 at 113%, 5| at 1131, 5 at 1131, 5 at 1131, at 113%. Bid and Asked Prices. BONDS. . PUBLIC UTILITY. Amer_ Tel Am & Tel 4'as Tel. & Tel. Col. Tr. stia & Pot. 5 e 94 iis._series B Wash 85 £ piee S Chevy Chase Club Col. Country Clu W. M. Cold 8 ] PUBLIC UTILITY. er. Tel & Tel. (9 __ 5 Transit Co. Breambont (1) 2% pid Le2do "t 60 sh. Ry. & EL Co. (12)7 Wash. Ry, & EL pfd. (5)° BANK AND TRUST COMPANY. Amer. Sec. & Tr. Co. (8) BTN of Bethese Capital (4)_ Fom & Bavings (6) Washington (6) 141, Wash. Loan & Trust (8) 2 108 FIRE INSURANCE, | TITLE INSURANCE. Colimbia (.30) 5 Real Estate (6)_ MISCELLANEOUS Carpel Corp (1.60) _ o2 Larston Monotype (4 Mergenthsler Linotype Peoples Drug St pfd aReal Est. M &G. vfd (20 curity Storage \(5) = Ref & Wh. Corp. ¥ Firemen's Wawe & Wdwd. & Loth *Ex dividend 125 cents extra. 1Flat. INVESTING COMPANIES NEW YORK. August 20 (P)—New York Becurity Dealefs’ Association (Noon quotations.) Bid Admin Fund ww 5.40 Bagic Industry _ Bullock Fund - Corporate Trust _ Corporate Trust A" A~ Corp Tr A A nd Corp Tr Accum @ Corp Tr Accum S5 mod Cumulative Tr Sh Depos Bk Sh N Y Depos Ins Shrs A Asked. 109 nd Tr Shrs B Incorp Investors Inv Tr N Y Coll !&Aveswrs Fund of 25332 ADBDD! Trustee Stand Iny » Trustee Stgnd Inv Trusteed k Trusteed A\dustry Shra Trusteed N ¥ BK S ”" 68 NEW YORK BANK STOCKS | NEW YORX. August 20 (P.—New York Becurity Dealers Association: (Quotations as of 2 o'clock.) Fank of Manhattan (1) Bioar e 233 = & 3 F 3913 32 01 o n 10 S %0 Sk B BRSS! United 8t Tr (70a (a) Including extras. USE OF ALCOHOL STABLE. NEW YORK, August 20 (#).—With- @rawals of industrial ethyl alcohol during July remained steady, says the News, “with the buit of shipments going Asked. | paditad ].OsIoG&Eas'GJ By private wire direct to The Star. Approximate Transactions Today. U. 8. Gov't Bonds..—— $6.920.000 Foreign Bonds ... Domestic Bonds. cceeen 7 540, 000 LIBERTY. High. Low. Olose. 4th43,51933-38 1015 1015 1015 TREASURY. 2% 1955-60 10022 1008 1008 33 1946-48 ___ 1035 10225 10225 351951-65 . . ccee. 10312 1033 1034 3% 8 1946-49 10412 1044 1044 Y 220104210323 10323 108 22 10820 10820 10530 10521 105 21 338 1940-43 June 108 12 108 10 10810 3383 1941-43 Mar 10817 10812 10814 338 1943-47 10710 1076 1076 3%8 1946-56 1107 10928 10928 48 1944-54 .. 11111 11031 1111 4148-3%81943-45 10611 10528 10528 415194752 11613 116 116 FEDERAL FARM MORTGAGE. 23%81942-47 10015 100 15 100 18 331947 10120 10116 10116 331949 10120 1017 10178 %8 1964 1038 1038 1038 HOME OWNERS’' LOAN. 2%81939-49 10013 1004 1005 381952 -. 10118 1016 1016 FOREIGN BONDS. High. Low. Clese. 31 301 56% 664 564 21% 95'% 8% T 17 Abitibl Pa&Pw 53’63 Adriatic E1 7852 -cca Agr Mtg Bk Col 6s '48 April cou on. Akershus 5563 ___. Antioquia 7’45 A_ Antioquia 7s '45 D Antioquia 1st 7 Antioquia 3d 78'57 Antwerp 5s '58 Argentine 5%s '62_. Argentine 6s 57 Argentine 6s '58 B Argentine 6s'59 June Argentine 6s '59 Oct Argentine 6s '60 May | Argentine 6s '60 Sept Argentine 6s ‘60 Oct Argentine 6s ‘61 Febr Argentine 6s ‘61 May Australia 4158 56 Australia 5855 Australia 5857 95 1044 104 | Bergen City 58 '49_ Berlin 6s'58 Berlin 6%s '50 Berlin Elec 6 } | Bolivia7s's8 Bolivia 7s '6! Bolivia 8s'47 Brazil 6148 '26 | Brazil 6155 '27 Brazil 78’52 . | Brazil 8s 41 __ Bremen St 7s°3 Brisbane 6s 50 | Buenos A 6s ‘61 st Pv BuenosA6;s'61stPv. | Buenos A C 6158 '35 5| Bulgaria 7s 67 July coupon oft Caldas 7138 45 Canada 4 Canada 5s 52 Chile 65" Chile 65 Chile 6s | Chile 6s ' | Chile 6s Chile 7s | Chile Mtg Bk 63 Chile Mtg Bk 6 | Chile Mtg Bk 62 Chilean Mun L Cologne 6335 50 Colombia 6s '61 Oct . Col Mtg Bk 7s '46 Copenhagen 4%s '53. | Copenhagen 55 ‘52 Cordoba 7s 57 stpd . Costa Rica 75’51 A May coupon on.... Cuba 5%s ‘4 Cuba 53553 | Denmark 415862 | Denmark 5138 '55 | Denmark 6s 42 Dominic 1st 5%s '40. Estonia 7867 _ Ger C Bk A6s'60 July Ger C Bk A 6s'60 Oct Ger C Bk A 7s '50 Ger Gen El 6548 Ger Gov 515865 Ger Prov & City Bk con Ag 6%s'58 __. Ger Rep 7549 2 GrtBr&Ir 5‘65'31 Grt CEl Jap 6%s '50. GrtCElJap 7s 44 _. Haiti 6852 Hamburg St 6s°46 __ Heidelberg 7%:s '50.. | Hungary T%s 44 Febr coupon on__. Italy 7s°51 | ItalCrd PW 7s°47 B Ital PUCrd 7s'52 . Japan 5% | Japan 6%s ‘54 Karst 6s '43 ct st prin Kreu&Toll 55594 cfs Leipzig 7s'47_ _ __ Lombard E1 7s 53 Mex 45 '10-'45 asst Milan 6% 52 Montecatini 7s '37._. | Montevideo 6s '59 | New So Wales 6s 57 New So Wales 58 ‘58 Nord Ry 61s 50 | Nor Ger Lld 6s’47Tnew ‘ Norway 5s '63 A\oruly 518 '65_. Norway 6s Norway 6s | Norway 6s ‘52 | Norw Hy El BV;! 5T 100% 100% Pernam Ts "47 Sept coupon oft Peru 6s '60 Peru 6s’61 Peru 7s '59 Poland 88 ‘50 .caeeeen Pru 6852 121 1414 14% 18% = 12% = 14% - 14% - 181 Queensland 7s‘41.... Rhein-Rhur 6s°51 __ Rhine W EI P 53 . Rhine W El1 P 55 Riode Jan 63%s'53 Aug coupon off Rio de Jan 8s'46 April coupon off .. Rio Gr do Sul 6s 63 June coupon off Rio Gr do Sul 7s '66 May coupon oft Rio Gr do Sul 8s 46 April coupon off . Rome 6348 '52 Rumania 7s ‘69 Aug coupon off .__ Saxon Pb W 7845 _ Serbs 78 '62 unm ¢ on Serbs 8s '62 unm e on Shin'su El P 6%s '52 Siemens & H 6s ‘51 Silesia Prov 7s ‘58 | Silesian Bk Sydhey 51,855 Toho El Pw 7s ‘55 Tokio 533 61 Tokio Bl Lt Trondhjem 5 Ujigawa E P 7545 Uruguay $s 46 | warsaw 75 ‘58 Westphal El P 6s 52 Wuerttemberg 78 '58 Yokohama 6s ‘61 DOMESTIC BONDS. Adams Bxp 48 48 98% 984 Alleg Corp 58 44 8% 177 Allez Corp 5 - 8% 67 Alleg Corp bs '50 ze 25% Alleg Corp 68 '60 st| 1% Alleg Valley 48 '42 . 109% 108% 108“ Allied Stores 4%8 ‘50 94% 944 94 Allis Chalm §s 37 1013 101% 101% Am Beet Sug cv 65'40 102% 102% 102% Am & For Pw il 2030 Td% T4 T4% Am lce cv . 6% 76k 76k AmiIGCnb 111% 111% 111% Am Int) bes "4 100 99 100 Am Roll Mill 4%s 49 110% 108% 110% Am Smel' & R5s 47 101% 101 101 kAm T & Tgold 4s 36 102 102 102 Am T & Tcltrbs 46 109% 109% 109% AmT & Tdebbs 60 113 112% 113 Am'l‘l’l‘d 58 65 113% 112% 113% mT&TS 112% 112% 112% Am Type F'd 6s'40 cfs 421 42 42 - 1074 105% 107% 92% 91% 91% | CM&StP 4% THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., Anglo Ch Nitr 7s ll. Armstrg Cork 58 "40_ A T&S Fead 4s°95 st Atlanta & Bir 4s "33 Atl Coast L 1st 48 '62 Atl Coast Lclt 45 '3 AtIC L un4%s Atl Coast L clt bs 45 Atlantic&D 1st 48 48 Atlantic&D 24 48’48 AUG& W 16859 Baldwin Loco 6 B&O PLE&W V 45’ B&OSwnbs'50 _.. B & O Toledo 4s '59... Bang&Aroos 4s ‘51 Bang&Aroos cv 4551 Bell T of Pa6s 48 B. Beneficial L 6s'46 Beth Stl p m bs ‘36 Beth Stl rf db bs 42, Bos& Me 4%s'61J.. Bos & Me 5865 ... Bos & Me 6867 ... Bot Con M 6138’34 Bot Con M 6%s 34 ct Bklvn Edis 58 '49 A ._ Bklyn Edis 5s ‘62 E. Bklyn M T 5349 A Bklyn M T 6568 A._. Bklyn Un EI 6s ‘60 Bklyn UnG 68’57 B.. BKIyn Un G rf 6347 Bruns & West 4s'38 Buff R&P con 4158 57 Bush Term cn §s '55. Bush T Bldg 5s 60 _. By-Prod Ck 515 45 Can'dian Nt R4 8'54 Can'dian Nt R4 138’56 Can'dian Nt R4 % Can'dlan Nt5s'69July Can'dlan Nt R 58 ‘70 Can'dian N db6 %4846 Can'dian Nr db 7s '40 Can’dian Pc db4sperp Can’dian Pc 4%3 '46 Can‘dian Pe 418 ‘60 Can‘dian Pc 53 ‘44 cfs Can'dian Pe 5s ‘54 Caro Cl & O 55 '38 __ 1 Cent 11l E & G 5s '51.. Cent N Eng 4s'61 Cent of N J gen s '$7 Cent Pac 1st rf 48 '49 Cent Pac 6s '60 Cert'd deb 6143 48 Chesap Cevcl bs 44 Chesap Corp 53 47 C&Ogen 43%s'92 C&O4%8'93 A C & O con 5339 Chi& Altret 3349 Chi B & Q gen 4s ‘63 ChiB&Q ¢%s 17 Chi B&Q | dv 3158 '49 ChiB& Q1 div 48’43 Chi & E 111 58 '51 Chi & E I11 58 '51 | Chi & Erie 18t ChiG L & C6s 37 Chi Grt W 4s ‘59 CM&StP 43 89 CM&StP gn 41s'89 < CM&StP 4133’89 E s '89.___ CM&StP 5875 .. . CMStP&P adj 5s 2000 Chi & NW gn 4s ‘37 Chi & NW 413s2037C Ch1& NW 4%s'49 Chi & NW rf 58 2037 C&NW Nr W 6145 '36 Chi R I&P rf 43 °'34 h! R I&P rf 45’34 ct CR I&P 434852 CR I&P 4338’52 ctfs Chi R I&P 4%8 60 Chi T H&S 1st 65 60 Chi Un Sta 48’63 _. Chi Un Sta 58’63 B _ Ch1 & W | con Ch1 & W 15%s Childs & Co 5843 _ Chile Cop deb s 'l'l Cin Gas El 48 | CCC&StL gen 4s ’9: CCC&StLrf 63’63 D CCC&StL C div 4s'39 Clev Short L 4158 '61. Clev Un Ter 4%;8 77 Clev Un Ter 5s'13 B Clev Un Ter 5%48'72A Colo Ind cl tr 5834 _ Colo Fuel & Ir 5543 Col & So 4% s ‘80 Columbia G & Edeb 68 '52 April Columbia G & B 58 °'52 May Columbia G&E 5 Col RPL 1st 43%s'57 Con Coal Md rf 58 ‘50 Con Gas N ¥ 4%s 51 ConG N Ydb6%s'45 Consumers Pw 5s '52 Container deb 5s '¢3 . Container 6s 4! Crown Will P Cuba R R 1st bt Cuba Nor RR 5%s a CumbT& T 6837 __ Del & Hud ref ¢s "43.. Del & Hud 5%s'37.. | Den G & E 53 '51 st . Den & R G cn 48 '36. Den& RG 4%s'36 . Den& RG W 68 °55.. Den&RGW 58'55 asst Den & R G rf 5578 Det Edison 4145’61 D Det Edison rf 53 Det Riv Tun 4%s Donner St ref 7s '42 Duqu Lt 1st 41867 Erfecv4s’53 B. Erie cv 45’53 D_. Erle gen 4396 _____. Erieref 5867 Erferef 5875 ._. Erie&Pitts 3 ‘As'lfl B Fed Lt & Trint 5542 Fla EC Ry 63°'74 Fla EC Ry 5874 cfs. Gen Am Inv 68 °'52 Gen Cable 5%s ‘47 Gen Steel C 5% Gen Thea Eq 68 40 Gen Th Eq Goodrich 6s 45 Goodrich 6%s "47. Goody'r T&R 68 87 Gotham Silk H 6s ‘36 Gould Coup 68 ‘40 Gr Tr'k of Can 3 Gr Tr'k of Can Gt N R ref 4% A |Gt N R gen 4%8'76 D GtNRgen4%s'77TB Gt N R gen 6= 73 C. Gulf M & N 6s 50 Gulf M & N65%# 60 Gulf Sta Stl5%s ¢3. Hoe Val 4%s Houston Oil & Hudson Coal 68 '63 Hud & Man inc 6s " Hud & Man ref 68 ‘57 111 Bell Tel 58 58 5 1) Cent 6158 36 I11 Cent WL 1st 111 Cent Ltch 3s'51 _ Ind & Louisv 4s 56 Ind’'polis U R 55'65 B ICC&StL NO 4%s 63 ICC&St L\NO Iniand Stl 41%4s ‘81 Int R T 1st rf 58 ‘66 1 R T 1st ref 5a’66cts Int RT 68°32 _ IntRT7s 32 Int RT 78 '32 ctfs. Interlake 5s 51 Int Ag col 63 '42 stp. Int Cement 68 '48 _ int Gt Nor Int Grt Nr Int Gt Nor adj Int Hydro El Int Mer Mar 6841 . int Pap ist 6s 47 A Int Pap ref 68 °65 ° Int Ry of C A 8138'47 INtT&Tevakn '3y It T&T4%s IntT&TS Iowa C 1st&rf James F & C 4 High. Low. Clese. 17% 16 17% 103% 103% 103% 92% 92% 105% 105% 103 103 103% 103% 108 108% 10474 104% 108% 108% 109'% 109'; 15 15 901y 90% 103% 103% 101% 101% 56 106% 106% 70% 71 70 70 70 70 7813 80% 99% 99' T oY 8615 8615 105% 106 uz 112 98 98 3116 116% 11 111 % 103% 103% 110% 110% 72 12 79 19 8 8% 114 124 1% 1% 108% 109 10815 108! 4 104% 104% 107 107% 1077 1077 107% 107% 125 12 102% 102% 64l 64l 42 42 63 63 ROTa RIN | 1025 1¢ 1115 111% 11015 1101, 114 114 14 114 116 124 104 88 102% 1023 10074 100° 112 112 \ 104% 104% 1087s 108 96% 96 55 b5 101 102 4101 101 8614 86! s 831, &3 106' 106% 105 105% 116% 1167 110% 110% | 1128 112% | 441, 44 106% 1068 | 1057 106 103% 103% 10714 107 n 124 1010 W 114% 114% | 106% 106% | 243 | 12!. 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Loew's 6s '41 Long Isl ref Lorrillare 556 Lorrillard 7s '4 La& Ark 58 69 oo L & N unif 43 40 . L& N4%s2003C.. L&NG5s2003 B L &N rf5%s2003 L & N Atl K&C 4555 McKess & R 6%8 50 Manhat R 45’90 Manhat R 4s 90 clfl Manila RR SL 4s '39_ Marion St Sh 6s '47 Met Ed 1st rf 53 Mich Cent 4s '40 - Midvale S&O 5s MIIBR&SL6s’61_. Mil E R&S L rf 58'71. MStP&SSM cn 48 ‘38 MStP&SSM cn 58 '38. MStP&SSM 68 ‘38 gt MStP&SSM 65%s 49 MStP&SSM § 8. MoK & T 1st 90 MoK&T4s 62B. MoK & T 43%s '78_, MoK & T 55 62 A MoK & T ad) 6967 Mo Pac 4875 Mo Pac 5» 65 A Mo Pac 58 7T F Mo Pac 58 '17 Fctfs.. Mob&Oh M div 5s 47. Mob & Ohio 4%s'77__ Mob & Ohio 5s '38 Monong Ry 1st 45 '60 | Mont Cent 68 '37 Mont Pwr ref 53 ‘43 Mont Pwr 5862 A ll‘ 6% 7 103% 103 ' 103% 103 | Mor & Esx 3%s zoon Mor & Esx 4138 Murray Bndyd‘él 42 N wOrGVRSl'ISA wOrPS5s'52 A rnwOrPs s ‘55 B New Or T&M 5856 C w Or T&M 58 '64 N Y Cent 334897 Y Cent 45 ‘42 ¥ Cent con 4s Cent rf 4145 2013 Crf4%s2013n Cent ref §s 2013 Cent cv 65 44 NYCLSh3ls 98 YC&SKL 1st4s 37 NYC&StL 4%s 78 __ NYC&StL 61874 A YC&S!L 1st 68 '3. ¥ ¥ Conn 1st 413 N Y Dock 1st 4s " Dock 5s 38 Edison 5s '44 B Edison 58 '51 C drf 638’4l rg Green L 5s 46 W 1st ll '73.. T i N Y T 1075 107 111y 921 99% %2727 II:IE:’HF “fl‘”<‘<<<~44< i rPRRRRRR 48 W gen 4s '55... W ref 4s'92__ s inc 63 65 neyn00Z 22 RPIRREZ Tel gen 4%s ‘39 Trap Rk 68'46 stp o o o 4 North Am Ed 5569 C North Am Ed 545 ‘63 Nor Cent Ry 4148 '74_ Nor'nOT & L 6s'47 Nor'n Pac gen 3s 2047 Nor'n Pac 4s'97 i Nor'n Pac 4s 97 reg._. Nor'n Pac 418 2047 . Nor'n Pac 58 2047 C_. Nor'n Pac bs 2047 D._ Nor'n Pac 6s 2047 Nor'n St P 1st5s'41A Ohio Pub Sve 7s 47 Ohio Pub Ser 7135 46 Ore W R R & N 43 '61 Otis Steel 6841 ... Pac Coast 58 46 oo PacG& EbSs'e2 ____ Pac T&T ref 5s '52 Pan-Am PC 6540 _. Pan-Am P C 6s'40ct . Par-F-La 6s 4 filed Park-Lx 613s 53 cfs. Parmelee 65 '44 Penn Dixte C 6s 41 __ Penn R R con 45 '48 _ PennRR4%s 81 D. Penn R R 4%s 84 Penn RR con 4138 60 Penn RR gn 4138 '65 Penn R Rdb 4 Penn RR 4 Penn R R 58°6 Penn R R gen 5s Penn RR6%8 36 __ Penn P& L 4%s ‘81 Peoria & E 1st 4s 40 Peoria & E inc 4390 Pere Marq 1st 56 Pere Marq ¢1;8 ‘80 Pere Marg 1st 58 ‘56 Phila Co 55 '67 Phila El Co 4s'71. Phila& RC&16s'13 Phila& RC& | 63 49 Philinpine Ry 4s 37 Phillips Petr 5%s ‘39 Pilisbury F1 M 6s 43 Pitts&WVa 4 % 8'60C Port AC&D 6s'53 A Port Gen El 4%s '60 Porto Rico A T 6s'42 Postal Tel & C 68 '53 Pressed St1 C 5s 33 PubS El1 &G 4%s '67 Pub S E&G 4%s 70 Pure Ofi 5148 40 _ Purity Bak 53 '48 ... EK-X-O 6s 41 . Reading Jer C = Reading R 414397 A Reading R 41,897 B Rem-R 6148’47 A ww Rep [&St] 55 "40 Rem-Rd 51;s'47A xw Revere Cop&B 6s '48 Richfield Of Richfield O RG W 1stex in 4539 Rio G W col 4849 A R1A&L 15t 4343 ‘34 Roch G&E 5138 '48 St Jo Ry L T&P 6s '37 Bt L IM&S R&G ¢5'33 St L PENW 68’48 StL-SF4s’'50A .. St L-S F 48°50 A cfs. StL-SF 414878 StL-S F 4%s'78 of st StL-SF5s'50 B St LS W 1st 4589 St L SW 1st ter 58’52 St L8 W gn rf 6890 St PCt RC 58’37 gtd St P M&M ext 58 '43 StPM&MM 7 San A&A Pa San AnPb S Schulco 6%s 46 A . Scioto C&N E 4s'89 Seabd A L ref 4s'59 Seabd A L 4s'50c:! it Seabd A L 6s 45 A Seabd A L 6s 45 cfs Seabd@-F1 II'IIA:L 112 12 % 104% 99 41 106 106 110% 111 41% 41% 41 41 102% 102% 33 33 317% 91 111% 112 10415 104% | 104% 1 116'5 1164 107% 97 & 105% 106% 113 31% 1'% 104% 108 321 104% 104% 88% 79 108 108% 464 46% 111% 111% 5 5 14 6% 6 iR ] w 108% 103 103% 103 14 !koll! Oll l*l 39 08% 1023 ; 6% | Pe, 6 TUESDAY, High. Low. Close. 108% 108% 108% 100 So Bell T&T 68’41 8o Pac Ore 1%! 1. So Ry gen 48 5/ So Ry 63°94. So Ry gen So Ry 6%s'66 SoRyM&O 48’38 Southw Bell T 5s ‘54 Stand Oil N Y 4%#'51 Stevens Hotel 65 '45_. Studebaker cv 6s "45. Swift & Co3% Tenn Cent - Tenn El Pw 6347 A_. Texarkana 5%s ‘50 Tex Corp cv b8 "44... Tex & N O 5843 Tex & Pac 6s Tex & Pac 58'79 C.. Tex & Pac 53 '80 D Tex&Pac 1st bs 2000 Tex&P MPT 5%s '64. Third Av ref 4m 60 Third A ad in ex 5860 Un E) L&P 658 '67 UnEL&PG6%s'54 UnOCal 6s'4Z A Un Pac 18t 48 47 Un Pac 45 '68 . Un Pac 1st rf 48 Un Pac 4%s 67 Un Pac 1st rf 5s 2008 Unit Biscuit 6: 650 % 1095, 109% 1021 1024 20 20 51 b1% 101% 101% 68 68 99% 99% 88 8813 104 104 100 100 92 100% 100% 57 67 24 24% 106'; 106'5 106% 106'« 120' 120 110%3 110% 103% 103% 105% 105% 1067 106% 114} 114% 106% 94 Utsh P& L 6844 Ut P& L 6869 ww_ UtIP&L5%s 47 Vanadium cv 58 41 Sug 1st 78 '42 cfs S&P 18t rf 6566 A a Mid gen 5836 ___ Va Rv 15t 5862 A_. Va'S W con 5858 Wabash 475878 Wabash 6s ‘76 B Wabash 5s ‘80 D | Wabash o5 '80 D ctfs | Wabash 518 75 Wabash 1st 63 '39 bash Om 3% s'41 Wabash Det&C 5541 Walworth 63 45 A | Walw'th 615835 xw | Warner Bros cv 6s 39 Warren Brcy 65 '41_. W PaP4s 61 H W Pa Plstis 46 A__ W PaPlst5s'56G - 3 10814 110 AUGUST 20, 1935. EGG PRICES GAIN ON D. C. MARKET =~ One-Half to a * Live Poultry Rulec Steady to Firm. Ess were firm and one-half to a at duce market today. Current receipts were quoted at 23!z cents to 25% cents, Live poultry was steady to firm. The summary, with egg and live poultry priced furnished by the Department of Agriculture, follows: BUTTER—One-pound prints (92 scors : 1-pound prints (90 score), 1-pound prints (85 score). MEATS_Beef, 11 u A llnD hlcnn compound. al . LIVE STOCK. —Hots, light. 1100811 medium. 115081200, heavy. 10.00a10.8 rough: 0089.00; pigs. 10.00a11.00; Calves, 5.00a8.50; Spring Ismbs, 5.0088.00. EGGS—Market firm: receipts light and gl‘lc(l '2 to 1 higher: tifl!&. a2505: hennery whites ernment graded and dated W) e Srading and" marEetin . 8. extras, large, TS extras. n\ diums. 33; U. § dards. large. 32%. LIVE POULTRY—Market steady to firm; Leghorns. chickens '3 higher: foul. colared. heavy. 10al: medium. idal5: Leshorns, 14 roosters. 10: Sorifix chick: R h Rocks, 3 pounds l‘l pounds. 2Ua cent higher on the Washington pro- | FINANCIAL. CORPORATION REPORTS TRENDS AND PROSPECTS OF LEADING ORGANIZATIONS NEW YORK, Augus, 20.—The following is today’s summary of corporation news prepared by Stand- ard Statistics Co., Inc,, New York: Cuneo Press, Inv.—Common share earnings before Federal taxes, five months ended May 31, were $2.95, vs. $2.65. General Motors Corp.—July sales of Cadillac and La Salle cars were highest for that month since 1329; compared with July, 1935, retail sales were 67 per cent ahead of July, 1934, Intercont.nental Rubber Co.—Deficit, six months ended June 30, was $60,857, vs. deficit $39,891. American Seating Co.—Deficit, six months ended June 30, was $27,890, vs. deficit $120,779. Case (J. 1) Co—It was stated that demand for company's tractors is greater than the output at the pres- ent time; plants of company were reported to be operating at their best rate in five years. depletion, six months ended June 30, was estimated at $5,000, vs. deficit $74,785. American Safety Razor Corp.— Common share earnings, six months ended June 30, were $3.05, vs. $2.43. Chicago Great Western Railroad— Deficit, six months ended June 30, was $962,333, vs. defl;n $614,168. Chicago. Rock Island & Pacific | Hog. P;ices Stage Sharp Decline on Chicago Market | By the Associated Press. sharply lower here today in the Chi- cago live stock market. The break was attributed partly to an unex- | pectedly large number of hogs re- | ceived and to a slack demand in | dressed meat. Packing sows and underweight 1065 W Sh 1st 4s 2361 gtd. 84 West'n Md 1st 4s°'52_ 'n Md 5%s8'77 West'nNY&P gn 4s'4? \xesm\‘\&Pu 58'37 Pac 5846 A P:c 53°46 A as 50 9 West'n Unel tr 55'38 J(N‘ West'n Un 5s°51. West'n Un b8 '60 Wh& L Econ4s 49 _ Wheel Steel 413553, /heel Stl 615 White S M 6536 xw_ 9614 W SpStlcon 7s'35¢t 137 Willmar S F 5540 _ 104% Wilson&Co 1st 6341 108 | WisC 1st gn 45’49 104 Youngtn S&T 58'10 B 981, Youngtn S&T 5878 A 97Th 96% 104 106 105% 32 3114 981, 10474 993, 98% 1071, 100% 103 9615 131, 1043, 108 i 1071, 101% 1031 1014 103 9615 131, 108 10%, 971, 9N 1043 | | hogs were selling from 25 to 35 cents lower per hundredweight than yes- terday. Others were off 15 to 25| cents. A top price of $12 per hun- dredweight was paid for choice me- dium weights. This is under the six-year peak paid last week. The dressed pork market showed | declines of 50 cents to §1 from yes- terday's figures. Light-weight pork loins were quoted today for $26-327. Last Thursday they were $30. 5-YEAR PEAK SET BY BUS REVENUES COMMODITY PRICES EW_ YORK. August 0. —The Asso- ed Press wholesale price index of 20 r( commodities today advarced to Prtvious day 1241 Range of recen week 2o “wear go, GR.50 Special Dispatch to The Star. NEW YORK, August 20.—Operating revenues oi bus companies in the first | half of 1935 are the highest as com- | pared to similar periods in the past five years, according to Carl W. Stocks, editor of Bus Transportation. | “The industry is expanding rapidly, Miscellaneous Markets. Additional New York markets (as com- piles by the Assoc COFFEE—Sp Cost and freight ngs included Sartos Bourbon s and 5 95 Rlo futures closed easy tember. 4 85n: December. 4. Santos res ‘closed alitet. un- er October. K4 .5b. De- N4.Xb. Prbruary. 85.0b. AR—Futures No. 3 closed 400 tons. Sep- ob " CRUDE RUBBER — Futures closed_qui 1-4 higher N a 1s 2 Smoki ed i bhofl spot. 11 8on Futures closed firm. 11-16 mbcr December. 11.25b 7.040.000 RAW SILK—Putures closed strong. to 5!z higher: sales bales. tober, 1.65b:; December 1.63." ‘Open market quota! basis): Shanghai steam Al; cent seriplane 2 1 80:" Canton dou- ble extra “A” 14-1 Japanese spe- | tal crack double extra N1 Der cent seri- " March. s nds 2%, I Bid. n—Nominal MONEY MARKET. NEW YORK. August 20 (|.—Call money steady: s per cent all day | ste.dy: 60-90 days. Ya offered: 4-6 months 3, ‘offered Prime commercial paper, 3. per ~ent Bankers' acceptances changed. Rediscount rate, New Yorl serve Bank. 1!y per cent. FREIGHT LOADINGS. ORK. Au 20 (7 —Revenu freight. canengings o railroads reporting k Re- zust Week Previous Al 7. k. Ches. o Nickel Plate _ Eert Marquette Southern Pacif 44 25291 *Own line luldlnn onl! FO!EIGN MABKETS YORK. August 20 (P —Foreign | excmn e irregular: Great Britain in dol- lars ot !l’( ln cents. Great Britain. de- mand. inke: 00-day bills 4o 4 1: cab 6.6312 ltll! Dern: 2051 oTiang weden, nd “Greace. nuw " poland. kia. 4.1 Mexico ity 2160 99. ch - 8 D15 New Tork T Tokio. long' 205 ireal in New ¥or Montreal. 100.18: n—Nominal MONTREAL SILVER. MONTREAL. _ August 20 (®.—Silver fucures closed easy, 15 to 55 lower. Sales, | 83 contrac Low. i4.95 12 December 13 M: U. 8. TREASURY NOTES. (Reported by Chas. D. Barney & Co) Rate—Maturity Bid | 2128 Dec. 15. 101 6- June SHORT-TERM SECURITIES (Reported by Chas D. Barney & Co.) steady. | Time loans | 4| un- | toaay for week ended August 17 included: particularly in city service, and, with the Federal interstate bus regulatory CHICAGO, August 20.—Hogs sold a quarter | | Railway—Deficit, six months ended | June 30, was $9.437,795, vs. deficit $'l 046,233. Gulf, Mobile & Northera Railroad— Net income, six months ended June 30, was $45.535, equal to 40 cents a preferred share, vs. deficit $29.525. Louisville & Nashville Railroad— Common share earnings, six month: ended June 30, were $125, vs. $1.79. St. Louis-San Francisco Railway— Deficit, six months ended Jume 30, was $6,902,454, vs. deficit $4.847,070. | Southern Pacific Co—Deficit, six months ended June 30, was $3,330,967, vs. deficit $2.506.477. | Economy Grocery Stores Corp.— Common share earnings, year ended June 29, were $1.52, vs. $1.90 in year ended June 30, 1934. Emporium Capwell Corp.—Company called for redemption on November 1, 1935, at 102 and accrued interes: remaining $634,000 par value of first closed mortgage 6': per cent sinking | fund bonds of Marian Realty Co | Steel ingot production in the United States for the week beginning August ‘19. is scheduled at 48.8 per cent of |capnciuz according to American Iron & Steel Institute; this compares wich 48! per cent a week ago. Duplnn Silk Corp.—Mills of com- pany at Marietta, Pa., closed since | March. resumed operaticus. Durham Hosiery Mills—Deficit, six months ended June 30, was $64.102, vs. $86,593. American Stores Co. common share earnings. six months ended June 29 were $1.08 vs. $1.60 in six months ended June 30. 1934 Pepperell Manufacturing Co.—An- nounced company has advanced all lines of cotton and part-wool blankets 5 per cent, effective at once. 1 bill becoming effective October next, it is possible to look forward to a stabi- lizing influence in the future,” he de- clares. “Many individual carriers actually | show from 15 to 20 per cent increase in eperating revenues for the first half of 1935.” the report continues, “which, coupled with substantial operating economies, gives a much higher net | ‘mcome per bus and a cnn.wquem | greater return on investment. How- have hit peak, for rates of fare are decreasing and the increase in traffic | | volume per bus operated is insufficient | | to offset the increased mileage each bus is operated.” FEDERAL LAND BANKS NEW YORK. August 20 Land Bank bonds ions as of 2 o'clock.) 102 | 41es July. .| ever, revenues per bus mile seem !o‘ 35 | BALTIMORE STOCKS Special Dispatch to The Star. | CHICAGO STbCK MARKET| | (nCHICAGO. Auzust 20 P —Following s the complets cficial of transactions in stocks on the Ehicavo Block “Exchanse toda & 12 SaruetuliB S 50 Bastian-Bless - 1800 Bendix Av P sk - A 4. 280 Cen 50 chmy NBurrel alun Ehi 50 Chi 330 Chi 30 Chi 4450 Cities €erv____ T R Coleman. == 30) Com'with Edts 30 Cont 'Steel _ %0 Cont Stl pf- i Cord Corp - 50 Crane Co 300 Dayton ~Rubber 30 Davton Rubb 20 Dexter Co 1830 El Household 1300 Midland Unit._ _ 40 Mldl Ug 8% pl. and 'I 50 Nnhlll! lel’ks 130 Nor Am Car_ - _ 90 No West U 77 pf l'il' Nor'west !nn:mn Perm Oll & E x 23 B Alits-Chalmers Co. s 10: Beet % TelSee uu Aflnntll: Mfln 58 Bethlehem luel 58 1 :m California Packing Bl l 3. --.-m-——u; Pub; tham Silk Hos. 68 1036-~ mh'"-r "€anada o 1035 Northern it s 10307 EoReh Vaitey Goal a8 1 9: Louisville & Nash. 5s 19: )ll:hlnn Centul 46 1044 312 ! 96 e = 100 Stortline Furn t 50 Shiheriand Ba xd 300 Swift & Ce 800 Switt T EY LTINSt ot Py FERES, 5= oo SBwnE. o B SBL— B SRR Bl B RREES 3700 Yenien Red. n; a Total stock sales. 58. 000 shares: RS RAILROAD EARNINGS. YORK. August 20 (#.—Net oper. ating income of railroads reporting whv for July included: | Union Pacific s323%60 =1 5¥hea1 st METAL MARKET. NEW YORK. August 20 (P.—Co i electrolytic spot and future. l | & New Amster Cat s 08 Al & Guar 1112 CHICAG) LIVE STOCK. CHICAGO. _August = 20 States Department ol Agriculture.). 11,000 including 4.000 direct: sl 5 35, cents lower thin Monday s 3 11 and. esrlings. active and firm. cents higher for week to date. more. Shippers and order buyers bulk ‘of crop selling at 11.50 u y instances took = market rataer Sockers and feeders cows ull, but .telhm at 450 vealers ng Sheep. 5.000: fat lambs fairly active strong to 15 cents_higher. | considered: sheep firm ve 1 slow at 10.00 down range feeding U. S. TREASURY POSITION. | By the Associated Press. | , _The position of the Tre: 17 was: Receipts. $11.701 pendi- s hg:004 San0i baisnice. STO18- customs ' receipts for the monin 891,011 SR8 B1. Receipts for the fiscal year (since July | 1), $460.979.000.00: exni’;flflurei;l 098.- ry on, August a dec 12 inder the previous dl! | sets"50.184.946.208 50, SAVlNGS’V Get Your Home We Are Prepared To Make Immediate Loans for: Refinanc existing Lrum that are ma- on homes in Wu ington and nearby Montgomery County, Md. NATIONAL Copper Range Co.—Deficit before | iambs upward | EXCHANGE AVOIDS SUGAR “SQUEEZE" Stops Trading in September No. 1 Contract and Orders Liquidation. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, August 20.—The Board of Managers of the New York Coffee and Sugar Exchange today suspended trading in the September No. 1 sugar contract and ordered that contract be liquidated at 2.58 cents a pound, last | night's closing price. | By this action the exchange avoided | & “squeeze” in the contracts which had been threatened owing to the fact | that the Cuban 1935 quota sugar is almost entirely exhausted. The trouble arose from the fact that under the rules of the exchange ‘delivenble No. 1 grades can inciude only Cuban sugar in bond or duty- paid sugar still within the Cuban sugar quota at the time of delivery. In other words, with the Cuban | quota virtually fulfilled, members were fast reaching a point at which they would have been unable to meet | their contracts. The action of the board of man- | agers of the exchange was not unex- pected in sugar circles inasmuch as it followed circulation of an exchange ship. Along Front street, the sugar dis- trict of Wall Street, it was understood in well-informed circles that the ob- ject of the questionnaire was to de- termine the long and short positions of clients of members of the exchange. Chicago Grain | By the Assoclated Press. | CHICAGO, August 20.—THe wheat market recovered some of its lost | ground today as speculative buying ! broadened. Prices gained about 2 cents a bushel. | Buyers were encouraged by strength of wheat in the Minneapolis and Win- nipeg futures markets. Suggestions of further crop losses since August 1 in Spring wheat territory both sides of the Canadian border accompanied some of the purchasing Wheat closed 175 to 233 cents above the previous finish (December, 8955- 3,), and corn was 33-3; up (Decem- ber, 557-34). Oats gained ':-7g, Iye 3-11,. and barley was unchanged t~ 1 cent up. Provisions lost 18 to 50 points. . —Pederal 19.35 Chicago Cash Market. Cash wheat—No. 3 red, 88':; No. 2 hard. 1.01-.02; No. 2 hard, tough, 99. No. 2 mixed, 891:; No. 2 red, 88 Corn, No. 1 yellow, 81!;. Oats, No. 3 white, tough, 27'4; No. 2 white, 30?;. | No rye. No buckwheat. Soybeans. No. 2 yellow, old, 62, net track coun- try stations; new, 56 October and No- vember. Barley, nominal feed, 30-45: malting. 42-60. Timothy seed, per cwt., 3.10. Clover seed, per cwt, 10.00-15.50. 19.35 Liverpool Grain Prices. LIVERPOOL. 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