Evening Star Newspaper, August 22, 1935, Page 19

F INANCIAL STAR WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY AUGUST 22 1935, FINANCIAL, wx8 A—19 —_—————————— U. 5. BONDS TURN T0 LOWER LEVELS Heaviness of Federal Issues Offsets Firmness of Cor- porate Groups. BOND AVERAGES 0 10 f ror'n. +.1 —3 935 68.3 984 68.6 96.7 68.7 842 655 98.6 704 845 655 88.9 70.0 73.7 682 60.2 458 400 64.6 42.2 1928 high...101.1 98.9 102.9 100.5 10 Low-Yield Bonds. Close____ 1094 Prev.day- Month ago 110.3 Year ago. 1935 high. 110.7 1935 lo! 1934 high 108.3 1934 low.. 99.1 1928 high 104.4 1932 low.. 86.8 (Compiled by the Associated Press.) 10, 1 Infus. Ut 99.1 99.0 98.6 88.3 99.1 922 929 Net change. =1 Teday, close. 82.8 82.7 813 835 818 76.4 894 745 109.4 106.9 107.9 By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, August 22.—United States Government issues were offered in sufficient volume to bring about a general decline, and their heaviness was something of an offset to firmness in the corporate division of the bond market today. Treasury loans were down 2-32 to 6-32 of a point and closed around the lows. Federal Farm issues recorded losses Tanging from 6-32 to 14-32. BANK OF NETHERLANDS EXPECTED TO LIFT RATE | By the Associated Press. AMSTERDAM, August on the Bourse said today they expect- ed the Bank of Netherlands to raise its discount rate shortly from 5 per | cent to 6 per cent. The step was anticipated to protect gold stocks. INSURANCE STOCKS NEW YORK. August 22 (7).—New York Becurity Dealers' Associztion Aetna Cas Fid & Dep (2) Piremen’s In Homestead (1) Lincoin_ Fire Mass_Bond Tina) Nor River mm)“ Phoenix (2 EBroy Wa v @ Sprnn‘eld 4'2) _ Sun_Life _ Travelers (16 s Fire (1.608) Westchester (1.30a) a—Including _extras. paid so far this yea: COMMODITY PRICES NEW YORK. August 22.—The Asoclated Press wholesale price index of basic commodities today declined to Previous day. 73.4R: week month ago, 69.89 year ako. 6 Range of recent years &—Declared or 4% 6914 5 56.61 erage equals 100.) w (1926 Miscelianeous Markets. jAdditional New Yorl markets (as com- | d by the Associated Press). 5 clo: IhubE RUBBER—Putures closed ste 8-6_hieher; sales. No. B ontri 12 1. Smoked ribbe: : W DB Futures closed irregular. 3 higher to 1 lower. September. 10.58; De- 8b: March, 11.20b; June, .160.000 pounds. Futures closed very steady. lower to 5 higher. December. &5.6bi * Jaruary, 86.0b; Pebruary. 86.0b; April 3.0b, COFFEE—Spot steady: Rio No, 7. 6% Santos No. 4 Cost and trmht offerings 1ntmde0 Santos Bourbon s and 5s At 7.55-05. Rio futures closed firm: sales, 9.000 September, n: Decem- ber5.10n: March. 5.18; 1os futures firm: s %2 December May. 7.75n: July. RAW STLK § Jower: sales. 1.300 bales. Octobef. December. zb: " January Bren” market uuunuons (60-da is! S;\xnrhn\ IR e A A R plane 20 150 4n, ures closed weak. 3} Canton double extra 14 Japanese special crack tllnublo ‘“xtra A1 per cent seripane 13-158, b—Bid. n—Nominal. PARKS BANK CHANGES. PARIS. August (P).—The week:y gtatement of the Bank of Prance shows the foll es in francs: Gold 1 o+ creased 7 Sight balances abroad unchanges s discounted at home de- creased. 551,000.000° bills bought. abroad unchanged: ' advances decre: 10.000.- 000: circulation decreased 100,000 current accounts decreased 1000003 0-day loan on government collaterai de- creased 82.000.0 Rate of discount, 3 per cent. METAL MARKET. NEW YORK. August (A —Copper Quiet: electroly! spot and_future. 8.50: 82088 Tin weaker: spot an 50.00a50.12: future. 0:50n49 6. g chani 000,000 “East’ St. Louis. spot an Aluminum, 19.00222.00. o 0. timony’ spot. 13.0 U. S. TREASURY NOTES. (Reported by Chas. D. Barney & Co.) Rate—Maturity. 35 SHORT-TEBM SECURITIES. (Reported by Chas. D. Barney & Co.) Ofla n"% 113 108 104 108% 104% oy S=o! 2R3 22.—Traders | By private wire direct to The Star. Approximate Transactions Today. U. S. Gov't Bonds.eea- $4,110,000 Foreign Bonds.-ceee—. 1.570,000 Domestic Bonds. 6,650,000 LIBERTY. High. Low. Close. 4th 4%s1933-38 1015 10156 1016 TREASURY. 2%s51955-60.... 10012 1004 1009 35 1946-48 . ocea. 10227 10223 10224 38 1951-55 - —emwa. 1034 10230 10250 3345 146-49 e 1044 10330 104 3% 1949-52 .. 10322 10318 10320 4s 1941 - 10819 10815 10815 z‘al 1944-46 . 10522 10518 10522 33s 1940-43 June 1088 1086 1086 33s1941-43 Mar 10812 1089 1089 3% s 1943-47 1071 1071 1071 3% 1946-56 109 30 10930 10930 48 1944-54 1119 1112 1116 41,8-3%81943-45 1068 1053 1064 4% 8 1947-62 . 1166 1162 1164 FEDERAL FARM MORTGAGE. 38 1947 ——ee 10120 10114 10114 381949 . _ccemeae. 10112 1014 1015 3151964 10215 10214 10215 HOME OWNERS' LOAN. 2% 1939-49 1009 1001 1002 351952 - 1019 1012 1012 FOREIGN BONDS Abitibl Pa&Pw 5853 Akershus Bs '63 Alpine Mont S 7s ‘65 Antioguia 7s 45 A Antioquia 1st 7s'57 .. Argentine 5%s 62 Argentine 6857 A__. Argentine 6s ‘68 B Argentine 63 59 June Argentine 6s'59 Oct Argentine 6s '60 Sept Argentine 6s 60 Oct Argentine 65 '61 Febr Australia 4148 '56_. Australia 6s '55 Australia 58 '57.... Austrian 7s 57 Batavia Petr 4145’42 Bavaria S 638 45 Belgium 63 °55 Belgium 6%s '49... Belgium 7s 55 Belgium 7s 56 Bergen City 58 Berlin 6s°58 Berlin 6148 '5! | Berlin Elec 6138°59 _ Berlin E1 Ry 6128°56. | Bolivia 7s '58.. Bolivia 78 '69_. Bolivia 85 '47. | Brazil 613 '26-'5 Brazil 614s 27 | Brazil 7s 5[ 30% 95% 87 8% T 93815 95% Buenos A 6s ‘61 BuenosA6s'61stPv. Caldas 7%s 46 Canada 4s '60 | Canada 4%s 36 Canada 5s°52 Chile 78 '42. Chile Mtg Bl Cologne 638 Colombia 6s Colombia 6s "61 Oct._. Col Mtg Bk 7s'46 . Copenhagen 5s 62 __ | Costa Rica 7s 51 A | May coupon on ;Cuba 55 04-'44 3| Cuba53s 45 Cuba ;s '53 Cund'amarca 6%s | Czechoslovakia 8s '51 Czechoslovakia 8s '52 | Denmark 4%s ‘6. ** | Denmark 5%s '55 . Denmark 6s 42 . Dominic 1st 5%s 42 Elec Pw Ger 633850 Estonia s '67 Finland 6%8'66 ___ Frankfort 6%s '62... Ger C Bk A 65" Ger Gen EI 6548 Ger Gov 514865 | Ger Prov & City Bk con Ag 6% '58__. Ger Rep 7s"49 | Graz 85’54 unm co on Grt Br & Ir 535 ‘37 GrtC El Jap 6%5 '50. | GrtC El Jap 7844 Greels Gov 6s 68 | Ha1ti 68 ‘52 Hamburg St 6s 46 Harp Min 6549 ww._ Hung Con M 7':s'45 2 | unmat coupon on_ | Iseder Steel 6s 48 _ | Lrish Free St 55 60 | Ialy 7851 \ Ital Crd P W 78 47 B. | Ital P U Crd 7852 Japan 5%s €5... Japan 6%s ‘64 Karstadt 6s "43 Karstadt 6s '43 ct stp Kreu&Toll 6s'69A cfs Lombard El 7s 52, Medellin 63,8 '54 _. Merid Elec 78 '57 Met Water 6% Sept coupon off__. Montecatini 7s "37 New So Wales 5s ‘57 New So Wales 63 ‘58 Nord Ry 63s '50 or Ger Llovd 65 '47. orway 68 '63 - Norway 6s'43.. Norway 6s '44.. Norway 6s '52 Norw Hy El 5%8'57. Nuremberg 63’52 .. . Oriental Dev 6;s'58 Panama 53%s'53 50 Prague Gtr 735 '52_ Prussia 6%s ‘51 Queensland 7s "41.. Rhein-Main 7s '50 Rhinelbe Un 7s '46 Rhine W E1 P 7s '50... Rio Gr do Sul 7s 66 May coupon off .. Rome 6%s '52_ Sao Paulo C 8s°52 coupon off _ Sao Paulo St 7: Sao Paulo St 8s '50 July coupon off .. Saxon Pb W 63851 Saxon St Mtg 78 '45_. Serbs 7s '62 unm c on Serbs 8s '62 unm c on Shin'su E1 P 6%s'52 Siemens & H uv.s ‘51 Stlesia Prov Sydney 6% Tokio EI Lt 6s ‘53 Tyrol Hy E1 78’52 .. Tyrol Hy El T%s'55. Un Stl Wk 63847 A. Un Stl Wk 6%8'51 A. 33% Un Stl Wk Brb 7s'51_ 141 108%; 1081% 8’50 95 94% 101% 101% 112% 112% 112% 118% 112% 112% 118% 112% lll% eb 68 60. eb 68 '65. %843 HEaR e pRRR z-l-)l-l 3 H S0t II52] ® = 451% 45 108% 106% l(fl 93 93 98 26 26 25 26% 18% 17% 17% SEEBEREEE ogdgss giies % -1 846 Armour & Co 434839 loa% loau wasc Arm'r(Del)1st 4 92 91% 924 Armof Del %58 '43.. 105 106 105 A T&S F' 05-'66__ 106 106 106 d A Fe gn 4595 A T&SFeC A 43%5'63 110 A T&S F RMt dv4s'65, 105 Atlanta & Bir 4s ‘33 Atl Coast L 1st 48 ‘63 !lvg At] Coast L clt AtICLun ¢%s'64 . Atl Coast L clt 6845 AtlanticaD 1st 108% 108% 108% 110 101 106 105 15 B & O Toledo ¢s'59. Bang&Aroos 4s ‘51 Bang&Aroos cv 4s'61 112 111% 111% Beech Crk 4s '36 reg- 101% 101% 101% Eell T of Pa bs 116% 116% 116% Beneficial L 6s - 112% 112% 112% Beth Sti p m 65 °36 . 103% 103% 103% Bos& Me4%s'61J.. 74% 7T4% T4% Bos & Me s '67 80 79 9% 36 36% 12 12% % 108% 109 105 108% 105 4 107% Bklyn Edis Bklyn M T 68 49 A... 105 Bklyn Un El 6s 50 _. 108% Bklyn Un Gas 5s 50_ 105 Bklyn Un G 6s ‘67 B_. 108% BuffGE4%s'81 B 110 Buft R&P con 418 ‘57 64 Bush Term cn 63 '65_ 42 Bush T Bldg 65 60 .. 66 By-Prod Ck 6%s 45.. 82 Camag S 7s'42ctfs._ 9% Canada Sou §s A, 112% Can‘dian Nt R428'61 111% Can'dian Nt R43s'54 102% Can'dian Nt R4%8'67 110% Can'dian N db6'4s'46 (123% Can’dian Nr db 7s°40 104 Can’dian Pcdbisperp 884 Can'dian Pc 438 '46_ 103%: Can'dian Po 4%s5°60. 101% | Can‘dian Po'6s '44 cfs 112 Can'dian Pc bs ‘54 1 Cent of Ga con bs Cent of Ga bs ‘59 C. Cent of N J gen b Cent Pac 1strf 4849 Cent Pac 58 '60 Cert'd deb 6%s Chesap Ccv cl bs - Chesap Corp 68 "47_.. C&Ogen4%s 92 . C&O4%8'93 A_ C&O04%s'95 B Chi & Alt ref 3s'49 ChiB&Qgends’s ChiB&Q4%s 77 Cht B&Q ref 5571 Chi B&Q 1dv 3l Chi B& Q1dit 45°49 Chi & E 111 65 '51 - ChiG L & Cbs '37.. Chi Grt W 4869 Chi Ind & So 4556 CM&STP 4s 89 CM&SLP gn 4%s 89 C CM&StP 4%8'89E. - CM&StP 6875 Chi & NW gn 45 87 Chi & NW 438 2037 Chi & NW 4"!20!70. Chi & NW 4%s 49 Chi & NW gn 58°87__ Chi & NW rf 58 2037_ Chi R J&P gn 4s '88__ Chi R 1&Prf 4s'3¢__. Chi R I&P rf 4s'34 cf. CRI&P 435°52 _ CR I&P 4138 ‘52 ctfs Chi R 1&P 433 | Chi T H&S 1st b Chi T H&S inc §s Chi Un Sta 48°63 Chi Un Sta bs 44 Ch1& W Lcon 4 Chi& W ib% Childs & Co 58 '43 Chile Cop deb 68 ‘47 Cin Gas El 43 68 A__. CCC&StL gen 48 '93_. CCCAStL rf 4% 8178 CCC&StLrf65'63 D « CCCASILCW&M4s'91 Clev Short L 4 u 55 109% 108% 107 107 98 98 106% 64! Cllv Un Ter 5%s'72A Coal River RR 4545 Colo Fuel & 1r bs "43_ Colo Ind ci tr bs 34 Col & So 4%s 80 ColumblaG & B 68 ‘52 May Columbla G&E Col RPL1st4% Columbus RP& L 515542 __ Con Coal Md rf Con Coal Md 58’50 cfs Con Gas Chi 55'36 __ Con Gas N Y 4%s 51 Con Gas N Y bs '57 . ConG N Ydb5%s'45 Cons Ry Co 45’54 Consumers Pw b8 ‘52 Container deb 53 ‘43 Container 65 46 Crown C& S 6s Crown Will P 6s'51.. Crown Zell 6540 ww. Cuba R R 1st b8 Cuba Nor RR 6%s 42 Del & Hud ref 43 "43.. Del & Hud B%l ‘37 111% 363 36% 105 105 107% 104% 104% 104% 1115% 36'y 36 Den& RG W 58 '65.. Den& RG 4%8'36__. Det kdison 5862 ... Dul & Ir Rg o8 37-... Dul S8 & At 58737 Duqu Lt 1st 4%s'67. East Cuba S 738 '37_ ETV &Gacnbs 5 Erfecv4s'53 B Erte ref 6s ‘75 Fed Lt & Tr Int b a2 Fla BC Ry 68°74 Gen Am Inv 68°52._. 107% 107% 107% 104% 104% 104% 5 256 25 105 1031 104 85 85 9813 97 2% 9% 92% 116 115 116 Gould Coup 6s 40 Gr Tr'k of Can 68 ‘36 Gr Tr'k of Can 78 "40 GtNRref4%s'6l A GUN Rgen 4%8 76 D GtN Rgen 4%8 17B.' GtNR5%s'52 B GtN Rgen7s 36 A Gulf M& N6s'50. _. Gulf Sta St15%s 42 Har Ry-P C 1st 4854 Hoe Val 4%s 99 Houston Oil 63340 Hudson Coal 63 ‘62 Hud & Man inc 68 ‘67. Hud & Man ref 58 57 111 Bell Tel 68 ‘56 111 Cent coll tr 4s '53. 105% 105 103% 103% 104% 104 86 85% 85% 108% 108% 108% 6% T6% T6% % 1% T1% b4% b4 54 87 86% 86% 102% 102% !02% 60% 60% 63% 63% GS% 108 107% 108 104% 104% 104% 105% 104% 1om 89% 91% 89% 69% 67 9% 90 7 111 Cent ref 68°56— 111 C Cairo Br 4s 50 Int RT s 32 Int RT 78 '32 ctfs._. Interlake bs 51 Int Cement 68 Int Grt Nr b Int Grt Nr 5 Int Hydro E) 6s Int Mer Mar 6s Int Pap 1st 6s Int Pap ref 6s It T&Tcv IntT&T4 IntT&TSs Iowa Cent bs ‘38 ctfs. Towa C 1st&rf 45 '51.. James F & C ¢s 3! KanCFS&Mds‘36. Kan C Sou 1st 3 Kan C Ter 1st 45°60_. 106% 1065 106% Ky&Ind T 4%s ‘61 st. 101% 100 100 Kings County Elev -=e 103 102% 102% 5 st 103% 103% 103% | Lacled Leh C&N 4% LVNY4¥%s'é0gtd. Leh Val Ter 68’41 . Leh V Pa con 4s 2003 L V Pacon 4%s 2003 Leh V RR con bs 2003 Loew’s 6s 41 Long Isl ref 4549 Long Isl unif 4s'49 Lorrillare 555 La & Ark bs 69 L & Nunit 4540 _. L &N 4%s 2003 C. L &NG6s2003B _ L & NSt L 3s'80 L & N 8o Mon jt 4s'62. M'Cro'yS6%s'41 flled McKess & R 6% '50. Manhat R 48 Manhat R 48 Manila El R&L 68°'53 Marion St Sh 6847 Market St Ry 7840 A Mead Co 6s°45 Met Ed 1st rf 4358 Mich Cent 3%s 52 Mich Cent 4s 40 Midvale S&0 bs MIIER&SLGs"61 . MStP&SSM cn 4s ‘38 MStP&SSM cn 6838 MStP&SSM b%s '49._ MoK & T 1st 4s'90__ MoK&T4s 62B___. MoK &T43%s T8 __. MoK&T5s62A __. Mo K & T adj b3 ‘67 Mo Pac 4875 Mo Pac 63 '65 A Mo Pac 58 77 F Mo Pac 5s ‘17 F ctfs Mo Pac 55 '80 H ctfs_ 2 | Mo Pac 6s ‘81 1 Mo Pac 6%s 49 A Mob & Birm 4s’45 Mob & Ohio &s '3 Mohawk & M 4s ‘91 _ Monong Ry 1st 45 '60. Mont Cent 6s '37 Mont Pwr ref b3 “43_. Mont Pwrbs’62A . Mor & Esx 334 2000 Mor & Esx 4% Mor & Esx 68 '55 Mutray Body 6% Nassav El 48 Nat Dairy 6% NatDisPC Nat Steel 45 ‘65 New E T&T 43861 New E T&T 1st 65 ‘62 New J P&L 4%8°60_. New Or PS6s'62 A.. New Or PS 58 '55 B__ New Or Ter 1st 45 ‘53 New Or T&M 4% s 56 New Or T&M inc5s'35 87% 106% 41% 43% 103% 103% 105 105 1043% 104% 118% 118 75 T13% - 107% 1073% 101% 101% 104% 104% 80% 80% 80 80 106% 106 101% 101 97% 97 107% 107% 103% 103% 102 102 102% 102% 991 99% 33% 33% 285 28% 20% 68% 37% 26% | 7 103% 1011 103 103 106% 10;1"‘- 1174 120% 12 i lll‘m = 957 | ‘98 ! Cent rf 4%s 2013 Crf43%s2013n._ Cent ref 55 2013 51 Edisref 6%4s'41 G El HEP 48 49. L&W 1st 48 '73__ BONDS ON NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE High. Low. Close. Third Aedinex 58’60 24's 24 24 Trumbull Stl 6s'40_. 102% 102% 102% UnEL&PG5%s°64.. 106 106 106 Un O Cal 6s " == 120% 120% 120% 1_._ 110% 110% 110% 103% 103 103 —eee 105% 106% 105% 106 106 % 93 93 33% 96% 18% 89% U 8 Rubber bs ‘47 Univ Pipe & R 68 '3/ Utah L& T 6s'44 A Utah P& L 68 '44 Util P& L 68 '69 ww_ UIP&L6%s 47 Vanadium cv bs 41 Va Ry 1st 68 '62 A_. Wabash 418 78 _ D 3E__ W Sh 1st 48 I‘l st West'n Md 1st 5. West'n Md 5%s'77 WestnNY&P 1st58'37 ‘46 West'n Un 438 '50 West'n Un cl tr 5538 West'n Un bs '51 West'n Un bs : Wheel Steel 41s ‘53 W Sp Stl con 7s '35 et W Sp St 1st 7s '35 ct Wilson&Co 1st Youngtn S&T 6570 B Y8 Youngtn S&T 55’78 A Y8 # 97l | EMPIR_E GAS.ANSW.ERS RECEIVERSHIP SUIT By the Associated Press. WILMINGTON, Del, August 22.— The Empire Gas & Fuel Co. filed an answer in Chancery Court today to the receivership suit filed against it recently by Mrs. Mary Bangerter. The company denies insolvency. All but a fraction of its common stock is owned by Cities Service Co., which also owns a large part of its preferred stock. The company avers | the suit was not brought in good faith and that the complainant is kut & nominal complainant. {CHICAGO STOCK MARKET CHICAGO. August 22 (#).—Pollow!, 1 the complete official list of transactions in stocks on the Chicago Stock Exchange S8 srocks High. Low. 100 Abbot Lab 1.-.‘3’, u!‘fl.' flfiy’" 20 Adams Mfg 1583, 3 100 Advance 120 Armour 3R ) Berghof? 600 gr{ w:r?x;!r' Cold Stor 1R0 Cen 11l Pub Svc pf X0 Cen Rub Ut ctfs 70 Cen Sta F&L bl 3000Cen & S W Ut 100.cen &5 W n $0Cen & 8 20 Eery Burrel 7 700 Chi 50 Chi Corp pf 150 Chi Plex Sh; 50 Chi Mail Orde; JJoochi Yell Cab Tel gen 4%s ‘39 Trap Rk 68°46 stp NYWaBeus Niag Sh6%8'60. . Niaz L&O P 58 '55 Norf So 1st ref s Norf&W 1st North Am E4 North Am Ed s North Am Ed 6%s '63 NornOT & L 6s'47. Nor'n Pac gen 3s 2047 Nor'n Pilc 45 '97 Nor'n Pac 45 ‘97 reg... Nor'n Pac 4%s 2047_. Nor'n Pac 55 2047 C... NornStPés‘41B ... Ore Sh L 5546 gtd Ore W RR& N Otis Steel 6341 .. PacG & Eb5s'e2 . Pac RR Mo 1st 45'38 Pac Tel 1st 53 '37 Pac T&T ref 5852 _. Pan-Am P C 6s'40ct .. Par-F-La 6s ‘47 fil Penn Dixie C 6541 .. Penn O & D 43877 Phila B&W 4s°43. Penn RR cn4s’48 stp.. Penn RR4s'52 E 1 Penn RR 4%s'81 D.. Penn R R 4%s '8¢ Penn RR con 4%s '60 Penn R R gn 4%8'6b Penn R R db 4% '70 Penn RR 4%s'63 __ Penn R R 6864 Penn R R gen 55 '68. Penn R R 61483 Penn P & L 4%s Peo G Lt&C rf b: 111% 111% 111 Ul 104% 104% 10415 104% 115% 1155 107% lO’l!fi 9674 105% 105% 4 1067 1074% 104% 116% Pere Mara 4% Phila Co 58 '67 Port Gen El 4%s '60. Port G E 55 '35 assd. Porto Rico A T 6s'42 Postal Tel & C 58 '53. Pure Ofi 63%s "40 Purity Bak 5548 ___ Reading R 4% Reading R 4%8'97 B Rem-R 6%8'47 A ww Rep 1&Stl 58 '40 T8% 107‘»’ 107% 53 52% 38 36% 101% 101% 99 984 105 105 105 105 104% 104% 34% 3 Rio G W col 45’49 A_ Rutland Can 4s 49... St L IM&S R&G ¢¥'33 StL IM&SR&S4s'33ct St L-S F5s°'50 Befs. StLS W lst4s 89 St L SW 1st ter bs'52 StL S Wgnrf 5s'90 St P M&M ext 55 43 St P Un Dep ref §s 72 118 San A&A P 4s 43 89Y% San An Pb 52 A 108 Seabd A Lref4s'59.. 5 Seabd A L 6s 45 A T Seabd A L 65 '45 6% 97% 47 Sierra &S F P 65 '49. Skelly Ol 5%s ‘3! b Spokane Int 6s ‘65 Stand Ol N Y 4348’61 Studebaker cv 6s "45 Swift & Co 3%s'50... 102 101% 101% Tenn Cent o1 67% 67% | ‘Tenn E! Pw 00 , 99% 100 105 105 105 Texa Tex Corp ¢ Tex & Pac 68’7171 B Tex & Pac 5819 C % Tex&Pac 1st 65 2000_ 114 mn nm Tex&P MPT 5%s '64. xm Third Av ref 4s ‘60__. Third Av 18t §8.37.... 102 l" 102 100 Elgin Nat Watch_ 100 PitzSimmons Con 100 Gen Candy A 700 Gen, Houcenold Ky Ut Jr cum [ 900 Ken-Rad T & 150 Keystone St _ 10 Keystone St pi- J10 Les pt * | Octover ___ o | December "2 1850 Merch & Mfrs A~ 150 Merch ‘& Mfrs pf 350 MACKE]H!Y{] s Fd 140 Montg Ward 720 Nat El Pow A_ 750 Nat Gypsum 20 EI P 7% pi- 250 Nat Leath 50 Nat-Stand 300 Noblitt-Sps 1300 Nor Am Car 150 Nor'west Bancrop 800 Oskosh_Over 150 Penn_Gax 250 Prima 10 Sivyer Stl Cast_ 10 So'west G&E i 10 Waukesh; 500 Wil Ol. 300 Wisc Bankshr: 350 Zenith Ra Total stock sales toda: BONDS. 1000 La 8 St B 5'25'58 Total bond sales toda: peissdon ity BALTIMORE STOCKS Special Dispatch to The S BALTIMORE. August Sales. STOCKS 145 Arundel Corp_ 115 Black 80U § Fidel & Gus BONDS, 1000W B & A 5 ctf NEW YORK BANK STOCKS |k NEW YORK, August 22 (P.—New York Security Dealers’ Association: (Quotations as of 2 o'clock.) Bank of Man (1%) 29, Bankers' Tr, (3) Atked Dominjo; - | Dom Textile Falconbridge . ines __ CAPITAL PRODUCE PRICES ARE STEADY Few Quotations Changed. Peaches, Green Beans Show Weakness. Most quotations were steady at unchanged levels on th: Washington Produce Market today. Both eggs and live poultry showed some firmness, but recorded no changes. Peaches were weak as de- mand slackened. Green beans also were weak. The summary, with egg and live poultry prices, furnished by the De- partment of Agriculture, follows: BUTTER—One-pound prints (92 score), 27; b, 26; 1-pound prints (90 score), tub, 25:"1-pound prints (88 score),’ 5; 0; veal, 15816; lamb, sh, 29831 i mms. i ¥%ad7; lard, 18a19; compound. 13 VE S8TOCI medium, 11 00aT1 o heavy, roughs. 5.00a8.00; Digs. 9.00810.50; ¢ 5.008% 50: Spring lambs. 5.00a8 00, Market steady to firm at un- changed prices Current receipts, 23laa 25%; hennery whites. 28a30: Government graded and dated white eggs (including grading and m-rn costs). U 8. extras, large, 9, U. 8. mediums. 33; U. 8. Hndards, Targe LIVE POULTRY—Market steady to firm: receipts light. Fowl. colored. heavy. la 18: m.diums. 14a15: Leghorns. 14; roosters, 10: "Sring chickens. Leghorns. - 18 B mouth Rocks i, pounds and over. er 3% pounds, 20azl 171, Chicago Grain By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, August 22.—The wheat market's two-day advance, which add- ed 4 cents to prices, was checked to- day by sellers who took the chance to accept profits. Losses of about a cent a bushel resulted from moderate l‘:lmd.nuon that included some hedg- g. The world wheat situation, consid- buying failed to appear. Pressure on | the market was light, however. the previous finish, December, 907291, corn was 4als lower, Decemher‘ 155 o.u lost 143 rye, 15 barley, 'sa’2. Lard clmd 15 pomu lower to 20 higher. | _WMFAT— Open. Hieh. [ gepe. 03y 921y 94 Low. RRS, lswst. S .32 1912 Chicago Cash Market. Cash wheat, No. 2 red, 92; corn, No. 2 yellow, 81'%a813,; No. 3 yellow, 180'%; oats, No. 2 white, 311%a321;; umple grade, 25a26%; rye, No. 4, 441:: soy beans, No. 2 yellow, 62, net | 19.32 ‘tnck country stations, new 56; bar- | ! ley, nominal feed 34a45, malting 42a 63; timothy seed, per hundredweight, 2.85; clover seed, per hundredweight, 10.00a15.50. Baltimore Quotations. (# —Close. licky. spot. Whea! red. Winter. domestic. §23: Ripuet SEae Liverpool Grain Prices. LIVERPOOL, 22— | 1ufaTVERPOOL, Ausust P —Wheat . Low. Close. 828, Ryl R0% 8114 80% 81t e i DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED | \ NEW YORK. August 22.—Dividends_de- |clared (prepared by the Standard Sta- | tistics Corp.): Resumed. Pe; Stk of Rate. 1 eco | Exectrograpnic corp-sge oo Resa® | Douglas Aircraft Co.-bt - Special, Charis Corp - Aceus Conmnu Corp Am Pay- bl rd | Britisn Am Te adr for Bmuh Am_Tob T 9-30 1935 9-14 9-14 10-1 10-1 10-1 5% pf bearer. Capada Malting Co (reg) _ 3 1. kel -Cll Kimberly-Clark Corp Dl $1.50 Afllllltefl Pmdu Americ Q aiuzmpsl-ulu Rmr.;.’&c Q ::gl l‘hllh Pfiflllnd Cem!n b =8 n.u.u 8. Sterrett I AT 8 do” ] FEDERAL LAND BANKS NEW YORK. A 22 @».—1 Tand Ber bé‘dl.m“ P —Federal U. S. TREASURY POSITION. By the Assoctated Press. 20 The Dosition of the Tre ts, nfluur 25; 06.504.30: net bal l 680;54 ,138.03; toms onth. $24.173,049.99. '-h‘ flml !tlr llllw. rod 543:-!2}:&‘7‘,47. lnelllflflt “8&1 70 ; 3834 | 851.. 301 l’hu on Au FTase el e e ble dlu lll& 2.:14 256, aik‘ g 4 .2“ 76. i Pt wm@”é‘"""‘ i (flhntltll)nl as of 2 o'clock.) - 101 01% BRRRRERRE LONDON BANK n:ronrs m“’{""?"‘. Q..“i‘i.‘.é" of neiaga s ggw 5. its. r-tm 060 fiqw.«mra‘.'mm = Sgietel Sachunt. 2 per cent, ered bullish by many traders, showed | little change, but broad speculative | Wheat closed 2 to 1'4 cents below | s | 2 IS B. & O. July Loss . Likely to Near $1, 000000 Mark 8y the Associated Press. NEW YORK, August 22—Dow, Jones & Co. said today that the Balti- more & Ohio Railroad Co. July state- ment is expected to show a loss of around $1,000,000, due to a sharp de- cline in coal shipments during that month. In June the road reported net income of $73,987 and in July last year there was a loss of $151,456. AVIATION LOSS North American Co. Deficit Compares With Profit in 1934 Half. By the Assoclated Press. NEW YORK, August 22.—North American Aviation, Inc., reports for the six months ended June 30 con- solidated net loss of $69,615 including | $33,205 profit realized from sales of securities. This compares with net profit ot $743,872, including $1,199,942 profit | realized from sales of securities in the | Airst half of 1934. Weston Electrical Co. Weston Electrical Instrument Corp. of $74746, equal, after six month’s dividend requirements on the $2 class “A" stock, to 25 cents a share of com- | mon. This compares with $82,763 or 30 cents a common shgre in the like period of 1934. United States Leather Co. net income for the quarter ended share of 7 per cent preferred stock on which there is an accumulation of unpaid dividends. In the preceding quarter net income was $13,701, equal to 18 cents a share and in the July quarter last year the com- pany had net loss of $1.315,705. in- cluding $1,100,000 reserve to bring in- | ventories to market value. National Bellas Hess. National Bellas Hess Co., Inc., re- ports for the fiscal year ended July 31 | net profit of $17,160, equal to 1 cent a share of capital stock. This com- | share last year. in 1934. L. S. Starrett Co. L. S. Starrett Co. for the fiscal year ended June 30 had net income of $205,137 after taxes and depreciation, compared with $146,771 in the preced- | ing year. For the first six months of | this year net income was $149,279 | against $134,276 in the like period of | 1934. 'ANACONDA WEIGHS REFUNDING PLANS Conferences Held With Invest- ment Bankers—$50,000,000 Is- sues of Debentures Expected. By the Associated gress. NEW YORK, August 22.—The New | York Herald Tribune says informal discussions over long-anticipated fund- ing of loans are under way between officials of the Anaconda Copper Mining Co. and investment bankers, with an issuance of $50,000,000 con- vertible debentures expected. The company was understcod to be waiting the next favorable apportu- | nity in the bond market, the paper says. Previous stock conversion privileges | have aided Anaconda. | The bank loans at the end of 1934 were $59,549,000, down $10,384,000 from the end of 1933, and the com- | pany also had extensive cash bal- © | ances. INVESTING COMPANIES NEW YORK. Ausust Becurity Dealers’ Asso (Closing gquotations ) Bid Admin: Pund ww (. —New York n: Asked. | Buficer "Funa’ _ | Corporate Trust _ | Corporate Trust A Corp Tr Accum S‘l’ mod_ Cumvlative Tr_Sl Bepos BR SH N Y Fidelity Fund Inc Five Year Fixed Fixed Trust Sh Fixed Trust Sh B. Fund Imeemrs lnc | Pund Tr shr: | Fund Tr Snrs Incorp Investors Inv Tr N Y Coll | Investors Fund of Am. Major Shrs Corp. Maryland Fund Mass Invest Tr _ Mutual Invest Bun Euper of Am 1r Supervised Shrs Trust Pund Shrs _ Trustee Stand Inv C. Trustee Stand Iny, 5 Trusteed Ai Trusteed N Y NEW YORK BAB SILVER NEW YORK, August 22 (#)—Bar silver steady, unchanged at 65 FIRS eLibera Over Forty Years of eAvaila Experience First Mortgage Investments PROPERTY REACHES $6a5613 and Domestic Subsidiary, for the six | months ended June 30 had net profit | United States Leather Co. reports | July 31 of $102,368, equal to $1.38 2| cumulative | Biton year were $6,812,637, against $6,903,596 | GLEARINGS MOUNT FURTHER IN- WEEK Total of $5,086,988,000 Is 21.4 Per Cent Ahead of 1934 Level. By the Assoclated Press. NEW YORK, August 22.—Bank clearings again show a considerabls increase. The total for the 22 lead- ing cities in the United States for the week ended Wednesday, August 21, as | reported by Dun & Bradstreets, Inc. was $5,086,988,000, against $4,191,207.- 000 a year ago, an increase of 214 per cent, For the preceding week the advance was 7.2 per cent. At New York City clearings were $3,313,675,000, an in- crease of 23.7 per cent over the amount reported last year, while the aggregate for centers outside of New York City of $1,773,313,000 was 17.3 per cent higher. Bank clearings for the three weeks of August are the highest for that period in any year back to 1931 | There has been some decline from the | earlier months of this year; not more }lhan is customary, however, for a | Midsummer month. Clearings for the past week exceed- ed those of the preceding week by $541,799.000, whereas for the same two weeks a year ago a reduction was shown amounting to $48,595.000. In | addition to New York City, gains were heavy at Philadelphia, Pittsburgh Buffalo, Baltimore, Richmond, At- lanta, Chicago, Cincinnati, Louisville, St. Louis, Kansas City, Omaha, San | Prancisco, Portland and Seattle, Figures at leading centers showing | increases as compared with those of a year ago are printed herewith; also daily bank clearings for this year to date: (Totals In thousands.) W Per cent Cleeviand Cincinrati Itimore @ Detrolt St. Lonis Lovisville - Minneapotis < Kansas City Omah, 145.100 Portland, Orex. 8 pares with $171,279, or 13 cents al Net sales for the | | Total an .__ $5.086.988 Average Daily. Au(u<t to date. | July Lcond “quarter_. First quarter 8 907515 FOREIGN MARKETS. NEW YORK. August exchange easy: Great Bri mand (P —Foreis ain in dollars 4.977: cables. a: Fran Iialy, 6.63: dem: Arg 0n n 524 “snanghai. ! . "4R.55 Mexico City. 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