Evening Star Newspaper, September 4, 1935, Page 13

UTILITIES RALLY IN CURB CLOSING: Upward Movement in Final | & Hour After Day of Quiet Trading. By the Associated Press. NE WYORK, September 4¢—A rally tn utility shares during the final half hour of trading was a central feature of the Curb market today. Advances of fractions to more than a point were general among power and light shares with lesser gains in the majority among metals and industrials. Trad- ing was quiet until the upward move- ment got under way in the final hour. Closing prices of leaders included | Aluminum Co., up 4'2 at 62; American | Gas, up 13 l\ 35; Distillers Corp.- Beagrams, up g n. 2473; Electric Bond & Share, up 's at 13: Lak2| Shore Mines, up ‘. at 48' 2, and Wright | Hargreaves, up 'y at 77s. DOMESTIC BONDS. High. Low, Close. Alabama Fl'vi‘fl" 83ty 21095 109 1090 10213 10213 10213 10513 105% 1081 o Am 47 Am B At 55, 38 Am Seatine ds i Arkans P Avto B ind 1\,: Balon Blll Ttl Clr. 5s A ejl Tel Can 5s C = rmham EI 4128 6K G *50_" =9 1043 10413 10413 101 ° 1007 um’. 9% "ot & Citles Service 58 Cit Srv Gas blas Cit Srv Gs P fis Bry PL 5'as 21 Cleve &1 1 35 410734 1073, Com Ed! 10% 1108 085 110% s 110 B A s B c D » A Consm_ Pow 4‘15 Cont Cudahy Pkg 5s Cudahy Pkg 5'as « 1035 10313 1041 108 * 108 * 108 2 967 063 063, 10214 102 107 9412 940 s % 10478 10418 10414 10434 10413 1043 20% 90 ° 90 Firestone Tlu 5' Fiorida PAL Gatineau Pw 55 158 tin 2108, mv. 10834 1033 | 101310173 10142 10672 10612 1064 1017 101% 101% 501s 5 5 12 Memph "Pal s A 4R Metro Eu 55 F ° Mid 8t 41, 9 043, 10412 1043, 833, BBy R53, -r P ss cod = 3 Neisner Bros 6s E ievada Calif 3s 'M« ew Eng G&E 55 '47 ew Eng G&E 55 '52 S 0533 00! 3333322332353 SRIRIZIAIZ3WERIFIER - 295552233 5»53500 EIRIZZEZRZ223223% Fes = == 55 25! 2 32 =2 2 e o oen R a o it P T o EE T ESS U2 el e o2 22250033 EERE b Soomaans g E RS P g D Smoma-1w 5 3 9Z PO L 233 FERRES EYQ e 103, gEce oh.,g';,.; FH Qp. % u?:?"“ 229" Sss8ss Hrdee At py BEErE i AmCt PEL A (3). 258 12‘1 | Cables&Wire (B). | Insurance Co of THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1935. NEW YORK CURB MARKET ly’flnh'lndl!‘flhml‘ll' Stock Dividend M'e. MI 00. High. Low. AeroSupply (B).. 1 2% 24 2% Agfa Ansco..... 1 7 1% 1% 11!6 M 2% Air Invest Allted Milli Alum’'n Co of Am. 100s 62 Alllrn n pf (1%).. 2008 96 Am Beverage .. 1 Am Capital (B)__. 2 ¥ 42's AmCitlesP&LB 15 44 4 Am Cynam(40¢)B 27 24% 23% am Founders. ‘; * K Am Gas&E (1.40). 1258 105\6 106% log':': Am G&E pf (8) Am Hard Rubber. 2508 23% 2: Am Lt&Tr (1.20). 4 13% Am Mfg Co... 258 Am Superpower.. 1% Anchor Post (d)-. 1 b Angostura (120¢). 1 5% b% Appalachan Elee Pwr of (1) 108101% 101% 101% Ark NatGasA _ 1 24 2w 2% Art Met W (40¢c) 9 8% AssoG & E 1 1 0G & E (A) 1% A Bl % 12 12% 3% 18 % 8% Asso G&E $5 pf _. Atlas Corp (a30e) Atias Corp war. 1 Auto Voting Machine (t50¢) 3 Ax-Fisher(3.20)A 4Us 53 Bellanca Afrcraft 2 4% 4% Bell Tel of Can(6) 1256130 130 130 Bliss Co (£ W) 3 8K 81 8Y% Blue Ridge pf (3) 2 43 43 Borne-Scrymser .. 508 6 A Bower Roll B (1). 27 Bridgeport Mach. 2 Brill Corp B-. 1 BrownCopf ... 1008 4% Brown Forman. 3 .8 Buckeye P L (3)..100s 41 BuRN&EPDf 11.60) . 22% Bunker Hill&Sul~ 125- 45 Butler Bros 6% * Can Indus Alco A. 81 Can Marcon) 1% Carib Syndicate _ 21 Carnation Co (1) 181 caro L&P pf (7) 88 42 9% Celanese 1st pf(7) T5s ll.l‘lh 107 107 Cent Hudson G & Ectfs (80c).... 3 15 14% 15 CentP&L 1% pf (1%) Cert& S W Util__ Cent States Elec CentrifugalP(40e) Charis Corp (13%). Chi Riv&M (1%)- Childs Co of Cities Servic | Cities Service p! City Auto St(60¢). Claude Neon Lts_. Clev Tractor ... u | Club Aluminum... % Colon Ol . . __ & 0 Colts Pat F A 1%- 3 | Columbia Gas & Eleccv pf (5) 80 Columb O&G vte 1% Com’with Ed (4) . 811 | Com’with&S wa & | Como Mines a3 | Consol Atreraft . 134 Cons Copper- ...... 3% Consol Gas of Balto (3.60) ___ 81 ContG&E pr pf(7) 73 Cooper Bessemer.. 5% Cord Corp.. a4 Corroon & 31 Courtl'ds(a27 5¢) 13% 164 18y 8 --e 268 34 21 5 3 34 1% 1% 4% 17 17% 21% 2014 65! ta| Crane & Co. s Creole Petroleum. Crocker Wheeler.. Croft Brewing Crown Cork Intl A (350c) .. Cusi-Mexicana M. 2 | Det Gray Iron & Foundry (b10e) Diamond Sh (60c) Dictograph Prod . Distillers C-Seagr Doehler Die Cast_ Dow Chemical (2) Duke Power (3) .. 200- Duval Tex Sulpbh 2 Bastn G&FptA(6) 258 Easy Washing Mach B (a25c) Elec Bond&Share Elec Bd&Sh pf (5) Elec Bd&Sh pf (8) El Pwr Assoc (A) Emp P part(350c) Equity Corp - Ex-Cell-O A&Tool Fairchild Aviat'n. Fanny F C (50¢).. Fansteel Prod. _.. Fedder Mfg (A)__ Ferro Enam (60¢) Fidelio Brewery.. Fisk Rubber__ | Flintkote (1) A... Fla P&L pf Ford M Can A 1%. Ford Mot Lta (a17.7¢) % | H | Froedtert Gr & M. econv pf (1.20). 150l | Gen Alloys General Electrie Ltd reg(a37%c) | Gen InvestCorp . 1 Georgia Pw pf(6) 25s Glen Alden C (t1) 15 Globe Under (50c) 3 Gold Seal Elec 1 Grand R Var (50c) 5 9's Great Atl & Pac ‘Tea n-v (16) Guardian Inv Guif Oll of Pa Harvard Brew Hecia Min (al0e). Heyden Chem (1) Hollinger G(165¢) Holly Sugar.. Hudson Bay Min & Sm(ab0e) Humble Oil (1)... Hygrade Food 11l Pw&Lt $6 pf_. 800! Imp Oil Ltd coupon (160¢).. 9 Imp Tob Can i 801 19% 108 “ 9% # 80% XO-ISO llfl 130 1 ¥ 1 60% 60'- 1 2% 2% 9% 9% 46% 46% 12% 125 ™% kd 15% b6 1 10 --2508 2 4 15% 1a North Am (2) | Int Petrolm(t1%) Intl Util (B) . ... Koppers Gas & 2008 e :,,, Lake Shore M(12) Lehigh C&N60¢c) Lerner Stores (2) Lone Star Gas 30¢ Long Lsland Light Lynch Corp (2) .. Mem Nat G(a10c). Mich Gas & Oil... Middle States Petrol vtc Middle W Ut (@ Midland 8tl Prod_ Miss Rv Pw pf(6) Molybdenum Moody’s Inv Sve Pt oL (3)... - Mount Prod (60¢). Nat Bella Hess... Nat Investors.... Nat Invest war__. Nat P&L pt (6). Nat Rubber Mach. Sugar NJ(2). Transit (80e). “ & & 4 18 18 18 108104% 104% 104% ... 10 13% 13% 13% 30% 30% 5 5 | 1% 1 % 1% ‘IWI 80’/: 1 % 1 25% 2 9% Soon. =33 et EETE 32 FFEFF SRR unh DT-ELY. [Negotiability |-.l|l- turity. ARSI mestrn vr mocut. —~With warrants. n— t . - L olf oy Witlou na New Bndhiol‘:zc)) Close | Neptune Me - N J Zine (2) ......T008 Newm Min (a1)... N Y Shipbldg. ... Niag Hud Pw..... Niagara Hudson Novadel Ag (2)... Ohio Brass B (1).. 25s 30 Ohio Pwr pt (6) - Ohio PSpf A(7).4 10s 95% 95 Outboard Mot B. Overseas Secur. Plelllc G&E Parke Davis (11). Pennroad Corp Penn P&L pf (7). Penn W&P (3) .. Pepperell M1g (3) Phoenix Secur... Phoenix pt (3) Pie Bakeries($8e) Pioneer Gold Min Pitney Bo P (20c) Pitts Plate G(+2) Prod Royalty 2%z¢ Properties Realty Py Quaker Oats (14). Reliance Corp A.. Reynolds Invest.. Root Petrolmeum. Royal Tvpewriter. Saf Car H&L (3).. Tbs Salt Creek P(80c) Selected [ndu Sentry Safety Con Sonotone Corp. South Am Gold | Stand Ol Ky (11). W Yukon Gold last JAnnual s; | dividends. ':-' or being mmnu-f" :E hllhcr han Tuesda 0 pounds. 320 pounas 140-160 fer, 10.5 ket clally heifers fully steady. emly too many in-| NEW zban Stoek and Dividend Rats. ufloo High. Low. Olose. 1 2% 2% 11 14 63 52% 9% Pw (A) War.... Niagera Hudson Pw (B )war Nipissing(al12%e) North Am L&P .. Nor Am Mat (1) Northn Europ Oil- Northern States 15 25% 0 30 104 104 « 9% Power (A)..... 108104 1% 3% 1 1% 3% 27% 2% 45% - 5 2% 2% 2% ao. 1031 103 103 75! 75‘- 5% 2'1 3815 8% Ltd (80¢) ; Pitts& LE (2%). uo‘,- 3 --- 1008 18% 16'/. vte (al.45) Puget souna Pw h 5' lGl’. 20!135 135 135 % Lt $6 2 e Ifll 20¢) % 1% 1 Reliable Stores._.. 7 3 34 30% kil * 2t 34y 7 Scovill Mfg (1) _ 1758 267 Segal Lock & H 2 -. L Selec Industr -uo:cuu:v.) 2008 73 73 k) 3l 3 107 1078 10735 10745 51 Bl 13 13 1% 2 3% 247 25% * Shattuck Den Min. Sher-Wilms (4) .. & Plat (40c) Sou Penn Oil 1.4 Southn Calif Edi pIC (1%) - South’'n Nat G (d). Square Deal (B) ... Stand Pw&Lt__ Stand Silver & L. Starrett Corp.. Starrett Corp pf._. Stein(A)& Co(1).. Stutz Motor___ __ Sunshine M(1.20). Swift Intl (2) .. Swiss Ofl (40¢) ... Technicolor Ine.. Teck Hughes(40c) Texas Gulf Prod_. Texon O&Ld (60¢) Trans-Lux Daylite Pie Sn (20c) - Tri-Contl C war. ‘Tubize Chatillion. ‘Tubize Chatil A _. Tung-Sol L pf (3) Unit Corp war._ . Unit Dry Dock(d). Union Gas (Can) (alle). Unit Afr war_____ Unit Found Unit Gas Corp Unit Gas Cor war. Unit Gas Corp pf.. Usit Lt&Pw (A) Unit Lt&Pw pf__. Unit Shos Mach (13%)% ______. U8 Elec Pw ww__ 8 - R E RN R —E P S U 8 Foil (B) (60e) U 8 & Int] Secur . ;| US &Int'l Secur 1st pf ww (50¢c) - it Verde E 40¢ United Wall Paper Utah Pwr & Lt pt (31.16%¢) —__. 268 Utilities P&L pf._. wo. Utility Equitl Utility & Indus Uullly & Indus pf zuela Petrol - t & Bond (A) Walgreen Co war. Walker (Hiram) Wayne Pump n(d) Wenden Copper. _. W Va Coal&Coke._ Westn Afr Exp(n) Western Auto Supply (3) A West Tab&Sta (1) Westvaco pf (7). Woodley Pet (40c) " Ly 54% b4y 54% 116 16 16 708 102% 102 102 3 % b% bB% W 4% 4 Woolw (F W) a73 9-10¢) Wright Harg té0e 4 27w 27 12 T T Th 2 1% 1n 1% Dividend {;u:'m .:lo‘unn based on the S el et inst ver. vidend 27 aPaid dCompanies repo; CHICACO I.IVE STOCK CHICAGO. Sep'cmber P (United ates Department of Alnculture! —Hogs, 000, including 3.000 direct lc!lu< l(r’ 0 good o choic pounds. 50: bulk_so 975810, 18 Smooth ght welml. 10365 Cattle. 10.000; calves. 1.500; steer m"- siow; yearlings fairl tive. espe. light kind: "~ all earling de unue lcuvu 828 down " Suppiy small. nranl "o .3‘":',1- mbs fairly active i 100 0 50; 30 Bect “oative Beld Disher patiye ewes arou ad Gemand at frm prices, but no urlr sales. ——y FOREIGN MARKETS. ** | By the Associated Press. LONDON.—Hopefulness _in to the League of Nations ca;'mnfl m.tflnl ho'ever wue nuheud. “an tic and ofl The mlrkll closed steady. issues develol irregularity. Reotes sonfipued dheir rise on of the Il t was general quut. awaiting st was generally e i I‘Ildlnl onn from oum;_n . In‘r'nm us = dominated on the reland Doricen “erumbied ‘ot FOREIGN EXCHANGES. —Fore o ones: "Mmbnfl (oo in uufl ritain, dlm-i‘fl. ifls, 4.04%: les, 6.60%: Germany., nw YORK PRODUCE. m s oo no'“u’o‘r’-fi:fl‘m%u 2 firm: Prices Wn- nvnlnwm By Ireight. ":| ernment gets into its silver experi- *| hold them there.” & | business, was a passenger in a plane 3 | of the disaster. BUSINESS SOUNDS WEEKLY CONDITION OPTIMISTIC NOTE Staying Power of Present Upswing Brings General Encouragement. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, September 4.—An optimistic note was sounded by the National City Bank of New York in its monthly review of economic con- ditions published yesterday. “The persistence and spread of the business improvement over the past 9 or 10 months,” it was stated, “de- spite both political and economic pression upon all observers, Staying Power Shown. during the depression has extended | as widely into the durable goods ln-‘ dustry; also, and doubtless for that| reason, none has shown such staying| power. From the peak of the rise,| reached in late Winter, the subse- quent reaction amounted to only 4 per cent in termis of the Federal Re-| duction, and now another rise is ap- parently under way. “This supplies an encouraging con- trast to the sharp recession which fol- lowed every other upward movement. Moreover, business has had to over- N. R. A, A A A and other court the continuous apprehen- sions as to the Treasury deficit, and | the effects of a series of important ' | legislative enactments, all creating dif- | | ficulties and new uncertainties. * * “Hence, the improvement may be | | accepted as evidence of the strength | of the natural powers of recovery, which arise out of the wants of every | one and the desire of every one to do business, and also of a better balanced | economic situation so that these de- | sires can become effective.” Silver Buying to Continue. In regard to silver, the banking summary said: “The deeper the Gov- ment the clearer it becomes that it has the bear by the tail and dare not let go. Having got silver prices up to levels shutting off the natural de- mand, it has to keep on buying to| | The bank concluded that “it seems clear that for more than a year this country has been following a policy | | that is destroying the natural markets for silver.” % AIR TRAVELER TAKES| TEST AFTER CRASH Charters Plane and Flies Over| Scene to See if Nerves Are All Right. LONDON (#) —Military fiyers long have practiced the psychological “cure” of going up again immediately after a crash, but Nubar Gulbenkian, & young British commercial traveler, | probably is the first civilian to give | himself the same drastic treatment. | Gulbenkian, who flys thousands of | miles annually in the course of his| | which crashed in flames a month ago when taking off from Heston Airport here. Two fellow passengers were burned to death and Gulbenkian was | seriously burned and injured. | The day he was released from the | hospital he appeared at Croydon Air- port, pale of face, still swathed in bandages and accompanied by a nurse. He chartered a plane, a “sister” of the one in which he had crashed, and ordered the pilot to fly over the scene At a blackened spot on the border of Heston the pilot dipped his machine | skarply in salute to the dead. Gul- waved to the pilot to return to Croy- don. “It's all right,” he said as he stepped from the machine. “I just wanted to see how the nerves had stood up. Everything is fine.” ——— DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED NEW YORK. September 4 | dends declared. prepared by the Statistics Corp. —Divi- andara Extra. Pe Rate. riod. Marine Midl Tr NY_15c.. Tnereased. Mt Diablo & Bhio veusd MEM-1c @ 5 non cum pf_ Young Sprg & W. Stk.of Pas- record. able. 9-14 9-18 8-24 9-15 916 9-1 Savannah E&P 6% pf_$3 - Reduced. Bankers Trust NY__50c .. Regular. Ameflun Cyan A_ 9-13 9-12 1 o Biasilian Traction 0 O w Lid bl $1.50 @ Canadian Celm‘ele Led R See ot o ke SERS5333538% »n - oo & Trent RR. --$1. do !uromln & NA Gen Wat G&E § Group .No 1 Oil 0 Hearst Con Punmmom Cl A partic. Imperial Tob Co of Canada DDIPOPODD OP © VVLPDD handicaps, have made a strong im-| “None of the previous upswings| D come the disturbing influence of the | Due to b @aw» ©P » ToD: Sy 728 e ! 000D © DOOOOOOOD OO Baaaa oty oo 1. il %t 9 ® 8¢ £ do Pn “Wese Benn "’Emam Actd & NEW YORK BAR SILVER. !:IW YORK, ICMD« 4 (fla— 65%. R OF LEADING BANK Summary of Assets and Liabilities for August Are Reported. By the Associated Press. The weekly condition statement of reporting member banks in 91 leading cities gave the following summary of the assets and labilities for August, together with changes for the week and for the same week last year, in mil- lions of dollars: o B 5 Afsze Au l i A%ifl." Loans and invest- ments—Total _18.533 + 825 — 348 To_brokers and and dealers. New York _ Outside New York To_others . Acceptances and commercial paper bought__ lllln‘ on real es- other loans 8. Gov i- “rect nbllll('om Obiigations _fully U.'S” Govt serve Board's index of industrial pro- | 2! e a3 Borrowings 1rom Federal Res t fo Augusi 23, 1035, Inciuds Government deposits. DOLLAR RU RUI.ES FIRM 'AGAINST CURRENCIES Pound Sterling Loses Slightly and French Francs Decline in New York. By the Assoclated Press. NEW YORK, September 4.—The dollar ruled firm against leading Eu- ropean currencies in world foreign | exchange dealings today. ‘The pound sterling lost !z cent in New York at $4.953, continuing the earlier London trend where the dollar improved to 4.95 5-16 to the pound. French francs declined .003; of a cent in New York at 6.597 cents. In | prior dealings in Paris the dollar was moderately higher at the equivalent | of 6.598 cents to the franc. ‘The officially controlled Italian lire | advanced .01 of a cent to 8.16 cents | in American dealings as the market | awaited news of today’s meeting of | the League of Nations Council at Ge- neva to consider the Ethiopian crisis. Guilders declined .02 of a cent in New York at 67.68, while Swiss francs | were Off .01 of a cent at 32.58 cents. Washingtol; Exchange SALES. Capital Traction 55s—$500 at 98, $500 at 98. Georgetown Gas 55—8$1,000 at 11215, $500 at 112';, $2.500 at 1127 Potomac Electric 6s, 1953—$100 at 10712 Real Estate Title Ins. Co.—4 at 101. AFTER CALL. Capital Traction 55—$50 Oat 98, $500 | at 98, $500 at 973, $500 at 98, Riggs National com.—5 at 212, Security Storage Co.—2 at 97. Col. Title Ins. Co.—4 at 5. Capital Transit Co.—25 at 17, 25 at 17. Bid and Asked Prices. BONDS. PUBLIC UTILITY. Amer.. Tel. & Tel. 4'as Am. Tej & Tel. Col. Tr. 5 Anacostia & Pot. Bs na. benkian leaned out and looked, then | &% & Rof & sher & Row, Inc, o' BRES, Chase Giub. b1 Amer. Tel. & Tel. (8)_ Ganital, Transit Co. . Steamboat (8) Pot“Blec. Fow 6 pld 1 Po. El. Pwr._5i% pl 85,807 11 Wash. Gas Lt_Co. Wash. R & Piremen’s u 80) e eaee Golumpta_ ¢ am (83 Carpel Corp. (1.60)_ Lanston Monotype (4)_ Mergenthaler Linotype Peol i . Corp. . com. lfl 2") Lothrop pfd. (7)- llg 1Flat. 125¢ extra. B — NEW YORK PHONE CO. CONTINUES NET LOSS By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, September 4.—The New York Telephone Co. had & net loss of 1,987 stations in August, com- pared with a loss of 4,868 in August a year ago, and a loss of 7,009 in the same month in 1933. In 1932 there was a Joss of 30,578 stations. During the " first eight months of this year the company had loss of 8,155 stations, against a loss of 7.072 in the same month in 1834 and 127,186 in 1933. In the same period during 1932 the loss amounted to 189,530 stations. Duting the week from August 22 to August 31 the company had a gain | strong; of 1,670 stations, compared with a gain of 844 stations in the same week of last year. TU. 8. TREASURY POSITION. By the A-oehud Pnu. August 31 m was. 3 % .M?“? 4, M2 57; Gm m.," ":"f 21."'1:-'}93' ’i';s'-’ Leo408 515 45 > (ine 3‘6:3".?'6‘?_-: e Baltimore ‘Markets Special Dispatch to The Star. 10; Cobblers, barrel, 1.00a1.15; sweet potatoes, bushel, 75a90; beans, bushel, 75a1.10; beets, 100, 1.00a2.50; broc- coli, crate, 2.00; cabbage, bushel, 15a 20; celery, crate, 60a2.50; carrots, 100, 1.00a2.00; caulifiower, crate, 1.25a 240; corn, dozen, 8al2; eggplants, hamper, 20825; cucumbers, hamper, 25a35; lettuce, Boston, crate, 40a75; Iceberg, 3.25a3.75; lima beans, ham- per, 65a80; onions, 50-pound sack, 40a90; peas, bushel, 1.50a1.90; pep- pers, hamper, 20a25; squash, hamper, 20a30; tomatoes, hamper, 15a35; ap- ples, bushel, 50a80; cantaloupes, hamper, 20a40; grapes, Concords, basket, 12a13; peaches, hamper, 40a 60; bushel, 1.00a1.50; watermelons, each, 3a12. Dairy Markets. Live poultry—Young chickens, brofl- | er, 20a24; Leghorns, 19a21; old hens, 18a21; roosters, 12a13; ducks, 13al5, Eggs—Nearby current receipts, per dozen, 28a30; hennery whites, large, 33a35; medium, 31a32; Southern, 24a 25; receipts, 172, Butter—Good to fancy creamery, | per pound, 25a27; store packed, 14a 15; rolls, 14al5; receipts, 1,170 tubs. Live Stock Market. Cattle—850; most steers sold for Thursday’s market; cows steady; bulls weak; few beef cows, 4.50a5.50; low cutter and cutters, 3.26a4.25; medium bulls, 5.00a5.75; common light bulls, around 4.50. Calves—175; market steady; bulk | g5 good and choice vealers, 11.00; com- 5 | mon and medium, 7.50a10.00. Hogs—115; about 10 cents higher; top, 12.50; good and choice 170 to 230 pound averages, 12.30a12,50; 240 to 290 pounds, 11.70a12.30; 140 to 160, 11.40211.80; 120 to 140 pounds, 11.10a 11.40; light weight down to 10.75 and | below; good packing sows, 10.10a10.40, Sheep—450; few easrly sales lambs good and choice ewe and wether lambs, 9.5029.85: choice rail lambs held around 10.25 and above; few lots mediu mlambs, 7.50a9.25; culls down to 5.50; slaughter ewes portable, 45 to 50 cents higher, or up to 4.00. Grain Markets. Settling grain quotation. Wheat— No. 2. red Winter, garlicky, spot domestic, 81%; September delivery, 81'%: sales, cargoes on grade No. 2, red Winter garlicky, 81%; No. 3, 79; No. 4, 76%: No. 5, 74. Smutty wheat |2 cents under quotations. Oorn—No. 2, yellow, domestic, 90; Western billing at a premium over this price. Cob corn nominal. Oats—No. 2 white domestic, as to weight and location, 45a50; No. 44a40. Rye—Nearby, No. 2, 55. No. 2, 48. Tobacco Market. Maryland leaf tobacco firm; leaf, | nondescript, 3.00a4.00; common, 4.00 210.00; medium, 10.00a30.00; good, 30.00a50; fancy, 50.00a55.00; seconds, :common, 3.00a7.50; thedium, 8.00a 18.00; good to fine, 18.00a45.00. Sea Food Market. Bluefish, per pound, 3a8; butters, 3a8; carp, 2a5; catfish, 3a5; eels, 3a flounders, 3a6; perch, white, 6a12; yellow, 6a12; salmon trout, 10a 15: box, 6.00a12.00; croakers, box, 1.00a2.00; gray trout, pound, 8al2; box, 6.00a10.00; clams, per 100, 30a 80; snappers, 6al; shrimp, per pound, 5a10; spots, per pound, 5al10; crab meat, pound, backfin, 50; special, 45; regular, 30a35; slaw, 20; crabs, per barrel, 7.00a9.00; soft crabs, small, dozen, 30a36; medium, 60a75; large, 1.25a1.40; frogs, dozen, 1.50a2.50. Barley— PHILADELPKXA PlODUCE. ll..AD!'U’HIA Septembe w Dreeses Tpomtry. Speing Tsland. 16; live poultry unchansed. FALLS CHURCH TO GET NEW PICTURE THEATER | ,2rv Falls Church is shortly to have its first motion picture theater, according | py to Willlam Y. Brady, president of the Palls Churgh Theater, Inc. ‘The movie house, seating 500 peo- ple, will be located in East Falls Church on the Lee Highway. The corporation has already purchased the | property and expects to start con- [NEW YORK BANK STOCKS RK. tember 4 ~New YOUE Becurisy Desters Assncittion " (Quotations as of 2 o'clock.) BE 90 Man (112 BrDw e Cen Hi o & Empire Tr (1) _ Fifth Ave (34a) irst 0 struction in the near future to cpen | Fi in December. It is understood that there will be a public offering of stock in the near future. ——————e INSURANCE STOCKS ber 4 D —New by fivine 1y C60) M-nuhcturen Tr (1) Natl City (1) N'Y Trost ( Public mm Title & & 80 far this year, NEW Y York Security ku Asociation (2 p.m. quotations) Bid. Asked, Aetna Cas ("‘rxl(\' 88 [ Am Surety (1) Automobile (1) a e City of N Y (1) Cnnn G'n UI! (.80) 5 Flremens ln Frank Fire e Pire Sec. Home Ins (2.158) = Homesiead (1) o s3cs S0 3 W 1) Paul Hu l'I’Aal) Bfinnlfl!ld (4%) ameis Rt RAeR% Westchester (1.30s) _ a—Including extr; s—Declared or paid 5o far this year. CABLOADIRGS NEW YORK. September 4 (P .—Revenue freight carloadings on railre today for week ended Augus Week Previous Aug.31.° week. Chlflln b North- = Hnrfulk & West: - 2447 New York Gentral 23,562 09,708 | born chickens, PIG LEAD MARKET. NEW YORK, September 4 (/) —The | 8t. Joseph Lead Co. reports that there | were no sales of pig lead from South- | g east Missouri mines yesterday, quoting | $4.20 per hundred pounds St. Louis. Shoes that were fitted FEDERAL LAND BANKS YORK. lenumber 4 (P.—Pederal hnfl Bank bonds (Noon. " auotations.) 195t U. 8. TREASURY NOTES. (Reported by Chas. D Blrney A Co) Rate—Maturity 83333553553555532 3SSRGRE2I3220 o33, s CHICAGO PRODUCE. CHICAGO. September 4 (P .—Butter, 1 sieady.” prices unchanged 6434 & : prices unchanged Live pouitry, chickens easy.’ Hel hens, 15: Rock fryers. 18a19 Plymouth Rock Springs. 20 19a20: colored. 1731: ‘Rock 50" “colored. 18, Darebacks. 2. pounds up. 17: rooster: P 1i014; white Jals: ‘colored. 13; oid geese, 15 255: total United bes 5 b 1 31 ves. 82: on track Suates shiments. 405; supplier, moderate: , de cked. per h\lndrenwel(m 8. No. sal Tab. Wisconsi Cobb Teat ks Bligs Tri- 1..35; North Dakota N few sales. 93 0 & N Rossets: 0. commerclal, 1, few sales. umnh No liss Trhlmlnhl U Coiarado “Triumphi perfectly at purchase lose their shape in wear, begin to bind, pinch, gap, ride. This is the danger point, frequent cause of nervous and physical disorders. Let our experts refit you every few months; keep your shoes in their original shape and smartness; keep your spirits high and your shoe budget low. No obligation for consulta- tion; shoe ailments corrected by rebuilding. \E:. gmin 1214-1220 F STREET e Shoes lengthened or widened—not stretched o Shoes dyed — not painted o Suede vedressed or converted to smooth leather ARTHUR JORDAN PIANO COMPANY 51 CHICKERING New CABLE & SONS New SCHUBERT BROS. Weekl Pays !y CHOQSE ANY, NEW Ok USED GRAND, UPRIGHT OR PLAYER IN STOCK! IS ALL YOU CHICKERING Renovated HUNTINGTON Over 200 Grands, Uprights and Players to select from. Remember, after this sale these prices and terms will be withdrawn. Think of purchasing a fine, brand-new Grand, Upright or Player at only $3 down and $1 a week, plus a small carrying charge. You may pay more if you wish. Your old piano, radio or phonograph will be acceptable in trade at a liberal allowance. ., gp gy~ Get Your Piano Now UPRICHT PIANOS 29 = ARTHUR JORDAN PIANO COMPANY 1239.6G Street . Cor. 13% NW. PLAYER PIANOS ‘80