Evening Star Newspaper, September 6, 1935, Page 17

CURB ADVANCES N LATE TRADING Heavy Turnover in Alcohols and Utilities Continues to Be Feature. By the Assoclated Press. NEW YORK, September 6.—A heavy turnover in alcohols and utilities con- tinued to provide the principal feature of the Curb market during late trad- ing today. Advances were in the majority and gains ranged from frac- tions to more than a point. Distillers Corp.-Seagrams was ex- tremely active and advanced more than a point to 27%, but encountered some stock at this level and slipped back a trifle. Hiram Walker also was in demand at higher prices, along with American Gas, Lake Shore Mines, Commonwealth Edison, Holly Sugar, Newmont Mining and Pitts- burgh Plate Glass. BONDS ON THE 88 Aluminum Co bx 5. Aluminym Lid bs '48- s, han 1054 » mfi". 1053 961z 101a Atlas Ply 545 Baldn Lo 65 48 x Bell Tel Can 55 A Bell Tel Can 15 rmngm El 41 oston Con G s Canadian Pc s " | Am Capital (B) By private wire direct to The Star. Stock and Sales— Dividend Rate. Add 00. High. Low. Clost Ac'e W vteadTie 1 2% 2T% 27% Adams Millis 1stpf (7). 25'110% um ng% Aero Supply (B) . Ainsworth (al%) 39'/: Alr Investors Inc 1 1% Allied Mills(a26c) 20 1% Alum'n Co of Am 2508 601 Alum'n pf (13%) 50s 96 Alum'n G'ds (40c) 1 12% Am Beverage ; 2% Am Ct P&L A (3) 2758 AmCities PAL B 11 Am Cynam(40c)B 76 Am&For Pw war. 1 Am Founders 1 Am Gas&E (1.40). 33 35% 34% 354 Am G&E pf (6) 258106% 106% 106% Am Hard Rubber. 300s 24 23% 24 Am Lt&Tr (1.20). 1 13% AmLt&Tr 23 5% 16% 28 SL3 Am Meter Co ....1258 Am Potash & Ch. 100s Am Superpower.. 44 Am Superpwpf._ 6 Angostura (120¢). 15 Ark Nat Gas - 22 Ark Nat Gas A 112 Ark Nat Gascupt 4 Art Met W (40c). 6 AssoG&E(A)._ 14 AssoG&ESspf 2 Asso Invest (80c).400s Atl Coast Fisher 6 Atlas Corp (a30c) 36 Atlas Corp war e AtlasCorpf A (3) 1 Auto Voting Machine (t50c) 8 Babcock&W (40¢) 400s Bellanca Alrcraft. 2 BlissCo (BEW)._. 2 Blue Ridge Corp.. 2 Blue Ridge pf (3). 1 Blumenthal S . 34 Borne-Scrymser_. 200s Bower Roll B (1). 16 Bridgeport Mach. 35 Brown Co pf 258 Brown Forman __ 1 BuEN&EPpf 1.60) Bunker Hill&Sul 150: | Butler Bros 15 Can Indus Alco A. 2 Can Marcont Carib Syndicate. Carman & Co A. Carrier Corp Catalin Corp Cent Hudson G & E ctfs (80c).... CentP&L 7% P (1%)- |Cent& S W UL Cent States Elec . ? | Cent St El 6% pf._. 07 Bade ana 1001z lfln‘ 5 Ts 55% 83" 89 110 110 1007 110 110m 110% 103% 104 101 1u|‘- 670 683 7 79 15% 1 2 7l'2 104 90 1047 103 lflvll; 106’1 1nflh. B Jowa P&L 4'2s Jowa Pb Svc 5s Jers CP&L 4145 C, Kans "Pow’ 85°4 e don1at RR7p K81y RRIL a1z 100 5'2s "51. Mass Gas 5s Mass Gas 5! s 99% 9915 99 05V 94'2 05 s 10715 107% 1085 muu. 104 190 99% 1nn 051, 10807 103% 104% 106% 10813 10612 1068% 1“2‘. l(iflh 5 105 107 107 104 >3 lfl"‘x 11"": !"'"i 95 pala 9B 2 913 02 105% 10'5‘4 1053, 85 82 Kg'fi 102 10 100% 100% lflfll’ 0615 06Ys 9814 83 n%‘ T 106 o At bk?b 7! -~ DT athe ) ’ ..o e gadsaa s =SRe28oee FEFEE S MRt 5355555522 oS Reorion S STt EP SRR Nt S FF SRR F R332 280D P S 235 - =50 o oo e 315 133 13 103% 1034 1035% D 102% 102% 1024 Pl 4 1 S 5% 1083 10855 19! |og 10525 1054 10824 aff i iR = Sup of il 448 +70- 1 188% 163% "N SRS & BREEE § CentrifugalP(40c) 4 Charis Corp (1%) 1% 17% Chesebrough (t4) 100-135\,. 1351 185 Chi Riv&M (13) 17% 18 Chulds Co pt 23 284 Cities Service. 2 - iz Cities Service pf._. 20 20% Cities Service B._ 2% 2% Citles Sve pf BB 17% 18 Claude Neon Lt: ) Clev Tractor 145 15 Clinchfield Coal 2 2 Club Aluminum__ 1 Colon Oil 1% Columbia Gas & Elec cv pf (5) Columb O&G vte. Com'with Ed (4)_ 19 Com'with&S war 162 Community Wat§ 1 Como Mines Compo Shoe Mach s.t.c.(50¢) Consol Alreraft. Cons Copper Consol Gas of Balto (3.60) ___ Cons Roval (20c). 1 ContG&E pr pf(7) 508 Cooper Bessemer. 1 Cooper Range____. 1 Cord Corp 41 | Corroon & Reyn 3 | Cosden Oil Me (a) 2 | Crane & Co 9 Creole Petroleum. 13 Crocker Wheeler. | Croft Brewing | Crown Cork Intl | A (350c). . 1 de 5008 10 8215 1% 854 & # 2 14% 14 % : 82 1 3% 5% 4 4y 31 3 A Cusi-Mexicana M. | Det Gray fron & { _Foundry (bl0e) 7 | Dictograph Prod. 3 | Distillers C-Seagr 297 Distilled Liquors. 3 Doehler DieCast. 4 Dow Chemical (2) 8 | Driver Har(a25c). 6 Duke Power (3).. 258 Du Tex Sulph 5 | Eagle Pitcher Ltd § | Eastn G&F Asso 1 Eastn G&FpfA (6) 400s Eastn States Pw 4 Eastn Sta Pw (B) 50s Easy Washing Mach B (a25c). 9 | Elsler Elec Corp | | Elec Bond&Share 615 ,,,\,‘hlechsah pf(5) 1 Elec BA&Sh pf (6) El Pwr Associates El Pwr Assoc (A) Elec Pw&Lt 2d pf A =i oo Elec Sharehold'g- Emp G&F 6% pf.. Emp G&F 19 pf . Emp G&F 8% pf_. Equity Corp. . Ex-Cell-O A&Tool Fairchild Aviat'n Fajardo Sug (a3)_ Falstaff Brewery. Fanny F C (50¢c).. Fedder Mfg (A).__ Ferro Enam (60¢) Fidelio Brewery._. Fisk Rubber __ Fisk Rub pf (6)__ Flintkote (1) A Ford MCan A1%. Ford Mot Ltd (a17.7¢) - General Electric Ltd reg(a37%c) Gen Fireproofing.. Gen Invest Corp . Gen Rayon Litd A. Georgia Pw pf(6) Glen Alden C (11) Goldfield Consol .. ~ Gold Seal Elee Grand R Var (50c) Gray T P S(a50c) 400! Great Atl & Pac Tea n-v (16) Great Atl & Pac 10 2 6 9% 17% - 1508 130% 128% 1283 50- 126% 124 124 SDK 1% 8% Gulf Ol of Pa Hartman Tob Hazeltine Corp 1. Hecia Min (a10c) Hollinger G(165c) Holly Sugar._ Tenn EI g Tenn B Pn' fll.‘ 5!}, (L 20 ™0, e B Yook 99 - 98Ys - 103%s 104 BONDS. 2 1o Ger Gon Hiihov bro fiondol & RS 12251510 LSS BUEZREEEIRELS £ emhonisizis sfim_e._»a.ac ¥, et Vi e B 132 | o w1 nrnlu % it ol lc";fil'»fflw Toatted By maturits: 16»-! THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON Stock and Dividend Rate. Add 00. Bigh. Born&H-rfl pL(T) 108107 ‘Hudson Ba. Min & !m(lloe) 19 Humble Oil (1)... JG Hygrade Food Hygrade 8yl (2)_ so. Ili Pw&Lt $6 pf._ 3008 Imp Oil Lta coupon (160¢).. 6 4 Imp Tob Can (135¢) —— 1 2508 Low. Close. 107 107 16% 56% 1% 324 34% Indian Territory Ilum Ofl (A) .. Insurance Co of North Am (%) Intl Mining (80e)- tntl Mining war Int Petrolm(t1%) Intl Preducts..._.. Intl Utll (A) e Intl Utll (B) Interstate Power (Del) pf Irving Air C(160¢) Jersey Central P&L pf (6) 208 Joncl&huth tl 1508 Kreuger(G)srey. 10 Lake Shore M(12) 2 Lane Bry'nt p£(7) 30s Lehigh C&N(50c) ;4 Leonard Oil 10 Lerner Stores (2) 5 Lone Star Gas 30c 4 Long island Light 32 Louisiana L&Ex 21 Lynch Corp (2) .. ‘l McCord Rad (B) McwWill Dradlt'l;ZDOl Mapes Cons (2) .. Maryl'd Casualty Mem Nat G(a10c) Merritt Chap & Scott pf A Michigan Sugal Middle W Ut (d) . Midland Stl Prod. Mock Jud Voe (1). Molybdenum Mount Prod (80c) Nat Bella Hess Bd&Sh (t1 Fuel Gas (1) Investor: Invest wi Nat P&L pf (6) _. Nat Rubber Mach Nat Sugar NJ(2). Nelson (Herman). Neptune Met (A) - | New Brad O (20¢) NJ Zine (2).- Newm Min 1 N Y & Hond ul) 2508 { N Y Merch (2) N Y P&L pf (7). Niag Hud Pw Niagara Hudson Pw (A) war.__. Niag Sh Md B Niles-Bem-Pond .. Nipissing(al2%c¢) North Am L&P. Nor Am L&P pf_ Nor Am Util Sec.... Northern Pipe Line (50¢) - Northern State: Power (A) Northwest Eng.. Novadel Ag (2 Ohto Pwr pf (6 Overseas Secur.. Pacific Kasteroa.. PacificG& E 1st pf (1%).. Pacific Publie Sve pf (320¢) Pac Tin spec (1) Pantapec Oll new .. Param’t Motors. - Parke Davis (t1) Parker Pen (60c)_100s 19 Parker Rust (3)..150s 63% Pennroad Corp . 37 2% Penn P&L pf ()2 20-108\ 103% 103'1 Penn W&P (3) .. | Pepperell Mg (3) lo. ss Phoenix Secur 9 Phoenix pf (3) Pie Bakeries (6 Pierce Governor _ Ploneer Gold Mines Ltd (8ve) - | Pitney Bo P (20e) a | PIUB& LE (33). Dll‘u 3 Pitts Plate G(13, | Potrero Sugar, | Pratt & Lamb (1) Premier Gold t12¢ | Prod Royalty 23%5¢ 45 2% 1550827% 2 3% 9 1 a--- 3008 al lnvest 4 Puget Sound Pw & Lt$spr. . 8258 | Puget Sound Pwik Lt$6pf 258 Pyrene Mfg(a20c) & Reliable Stores .. 1 Reliance Corp A Reynolds Invesg. Richfleld Oil (Caly prior (d) ._ Root Petrolmeum. Root Petroleum cv pr pf(1.20)_. Royal I'ypewriter Ruberoid Co (1) Ryan Consol Saf Car H&L (3) . 268 St Regis Paper 5 St Regis Paper pf 40s Salt Ck Cons bloe 7 Salit Creek P(80c) 1 Savoy Oil 6 Scovill Mfg (1). Segal Lock & H... Selected Indus Shattuck Den Min Shenandoah pf __ Sher-Wilms (¢ , | Properties Realty | vic(al45)_ | Prude 1 1 3% 3% 1 21y 21% 3108 107% 108 5081071 107% 107% 4 52 B51% 52 2 2 3 20 4 4 4 25% 26% 25% 28% 25% 3 3 5% 5% 28% 28% 26% 20% South Am Gold & Plat (40c) Sou Penn Oil 1 Southn Calif Edis PIC(1%) . . Southn Colo Pw A Sou’land R(120¢). Square Deal (B).. Stand Inv cu pf Stand O!l Ky (t1) [oToTor™) § Stein(A)& Co(1) Stutz Motor Sunray Oil Sunshine Min 1.60 22 20% Swift Inu 12) 6 Swiss-Am Elpf 100s Tampa Elec (2.24) 1 Tasteyeast(Del)A & Technicoiur Ine 8 Teck Hughes(40c) 22 Tenn Elec Pwr 1st pt (7) Texas Gulf Prod Todd Shipyard (3) 14 | Tonopah Mining._. Trans-Lux Daylite Pic 8n (20c) ... Tri-Contl C war.... Tubize Chatillion. Tubize Chatil A__. Tung-Sol Lamp _ Tung-Sol L ot (3) Unexcelled M al0c Unit Air war ____ Unit Carr F (1)_. . S 2 4 18 1 Unit Gas Corp Unit Gas Cor war Unit Gas Corp pt. Uoit Li&Pw (A) Unit Lt&Pwpt .. 27 Unit Profit Share. 2 unl! !!E“ Mach Dnlt Shoe Mach ] PL(1%) _ ___ U 8 Foil (B) (60e) U 8 & Int’] Secur 1st pf ww (50c). & Unit Verde E 40¢ 2 United Wall Paper 13 Univ Insurance.. 1508 Utilittes P&L._.__. 7 Utilities P&L pf . 50s Utllity Eq pf(3%)100s Utility & Induspt 2 Venezuela Petrol [] Waitt & Bond (A) 1 Walgreen Cowar. 2 Walker (Hiram)._ 281 Walker Mining '3 Wayne Pump n(d) 73 &Coke 7 208 33 W Va Goal Western Auto Supply (3) A 100 We:v?'hmu s B4% 4% B4 l win on-o-un... wmm Pet (40.0-) u DIWII the NEW YORK CURB MARKET/HFCTANCY NOTED FOR FALL TRADE Faltering Start Is Reported in Dun & Bradstreet Weekly Review. By the Assoclated Press. NEW YORK, September 6.—Hesi- tancy in the start of the Fall trade season was noted today by Dun & Bradstreet in its weekly review of business conditions. “Following the best Summer show- ing that some distributive branches achieved in six years, Fall trade made & rather faltering start,” it was de- clared. Adverse Weather Conditions. “Hurricane, floods and rain forced consumers to defer their planned shopping tours, while wholesale mar- kets turned quieter, in spite of sub- stantial reorders, as retailers awaited further evidence of the strength of buying power. “Industrial operations, however, were altered slightly by holiday influ- ences, the general average being ad- vanced, with outstanding progress re- ported for the cotton goods division of the textile industry.” In retail lines, it was stated, essen- tial needs in apparel and supplies in- cident to the opening of school made up the bulk of the volume, and the average increase for the country as a whole was estimated at 2 to 15 per cent over the corresponding week of | 1934. ‘Wholesale Markets Slow. “With most retailers unwilling to place large-sized commitments until | after the middle of September, at which time a more accurate appraisal | of the extent of the broadening of | Fall distribution can be made, whole- sale markets assumed the slowest pace | in more than a month,” the review continued. “While the shut-downs for the ob- servance of Labor day reduced output | in most divisions for the week, sched- ules were unaltered, enabled the average rate of industrial operations to exceed that of the comparative 1934 | period by 25 to 45 per cent, due to the declining trend at that time.” U. S. TREASURY POSITION. By the Associated Press. ’rhe position of the Treasury September $60.605.347 07 ex 75: balanc r' Customs receipts for ‘the mont, R!:elntl 1.623 o 807.31: = expenditurs BL05.08. (imeiding S650 LT of ‘smerzency cxpenditures): excess ‘of x 8. $68K.088.388.64: gross debt 292.03. a decrease of § m _the previous day; uld‘ 4.951.11. | fractionally, | irregularly. BER FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1935 DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED gondiead S oTenaTed B e Bndere Standard b the Standar ll' Hercules Motar: 5c Q9 Canadian Canners cv pf. Accumulated. Pacific Soufbern In- lams _Rovalty. 'l"ll ureek Ga 6% oal Iri- ‘Bustries ord. res 2Vih —= tor ord Klnulsrv ?7 Dl gl 78 8 Nlll 1‘ (Tomnwy Ne_}v,noehele (N. Northeaster: 1 pf Northern Liberties y R R. !lzflfl oflll%h lknit Lid 4 wdlgs @ Ounle f; Ro'ékl #2).00 3 25 Q@ tx 00 Q Penney (J C) Co Pligrim Trust of iy 5 $50.00 Q i st RNy e Ts00 @ Wellern Groc “Ltd_50c CHICAGO LIVE STOCK. CHICAGO. September 5 (™ (United Sfates Department of Agriculture) —He 7300, including 3,000 direct: general ms (000" - catves, run in- cludes lrcuqd 600 head direct to packers; | salable supply largely butcher cattle: trade on all killing c;‘nus sbout steady. but tical top steers 1 utter cow c helferl here medium bulls up to 5.75; ractical top vealers 10.50: stocker and eeder trade nominally steady. Sheep, 7.000: fat lambs aciive: stronk | to 25 higher: ‘most Westerns 17 1% cars choice Washingtons. 10 k: practically straight; bids and nles on natives mostly around 10.00: best up to n : cholce yenrllnl heep steady: 0st native ewes » few plain B Pound feeding FOREIGN MARKETS. By the Assoclated Press. LONDON.—Geneva developments damp- ened the previous hopeful feeling on the stock exchange today and induced traders to halt buying. vorites to droop. shares held steady while trans-Atlantic issues recovered from early dullness. The market closed steady. Traders were hesitant on the Bourse to awaiting results from the Leagie of "Nations. and rentes declined International issues moved The closing was inactive LIN'—Buoyed up by continued good | support of the new Reich loan. the Bourse Industrial and rubber which caused recent fa- MORGAN SECURITY OFFICERS NAMED New Firm Will Enter Field Abandoned Fifteen Months Ago. By the Assoclated Fress. NEW YURK, September G—Alm an absence of 15 months the name of Morgan will again take its place amonge large distributors of securities in the United States, it was an- nounced yesterday. A new firm—to be known as Mor- gan, Stanley & Co.—will open offices on September 16. Its officers are retiring as partners in J. P. Morgan & Co. and Drexel & Co., its Phila- delphia affiliate, to carry on the Mor- gan name and experience in the financing of corporations and govern- ments. J. P. Morgan & Co. and Drexel & Co. will continue as private deposit banks, which they elected to become a year ago last June when, under the banking act of 1933, they were forced to choose between banking or securi- tes. The firm of Morgan, Stanley & Co. will be headed by Harold Stanley, now a partner in J. P. Morgan & Co., as president. The Morgan name will be carried on in the new enterprise by Henry Sturgis Morgan, 35-year-qld grandson of the founder of J. P. Mor- gan & Co., who will be one of its executive officers. Other officers of the new securities house will include William Ewing, now a partner in the Morgan firm, and Perry E. Hall and Edward York, jr., now partners in Drexel & Co. Washington Produce The summary. with egg. live poultry, fruit_and vegetable prices.’ furnished by the Department of Agriculture. follows: UTTER—One-pound prints (92 score)., 1-pound prints (80 score), 27 1pound pripts (89 score),” 26; tub 25, 3 uurs—nm 11.21 ;1) veal, lrah 2 prices. whites. average 28a. rie 33 cents. Government graded an dntea white eggs (including ding and market. ing costs): U.S. extras. large. 41: U. §. gxiras. mediums. 35%a; U . standards. arge. 351 LIVE Pom.‘mv—uuket et barely pteady u] on chicken: nunpues l?th Fowl: med: fums, 15: Leghorns. 14: 10" "Spring chickens: Leghorns lymouth Rocks. average. 20a21: 4 4. with only a few at top quotations; mixed colors. 20 cent: Pennsylvania Salt Mfg. Co.—Prelim- registered an upward trend in shipping inary common share earnings, year stocks today. ! market closed Amr opening stronger, the ended June 30, were $5.97 vs. $5.07. LAWSON LITTLE risks his American crown at Cleveland next week. What are his chances? With three British and American ama- feur Mhsun\d« his belt, Lawson Little is the logical favorite to win amateur fournament at Cleveland next week. Practically unknown eighteen months ago, Little’s mighty smashes off the tee and long second shots close to the pin have won him the sirange but fitting title of “Juggernaut of Golf.” What kind of man is Litle? What is his winning style? Who are the com- RDER YOU the national petitors most likely to stop his advance? . . William Inglis, author of “Cham- pions Off Guard,” has written a special article about this new golf phenom who may rise fo greater MIgMflhondndHn SUNDAY PAPER faomous Bobby Jones. Every golf fan in America should read Inglis's article, “Can He Do It Again?”, in our Sunday magazine. If's a fine close-up of a color- ful dnlnpbn,uldh‘lfillldm facts that may help you improve your game. Don’t miss this fine feature. BALTIMORE STOCKS Special Dispatch to The Star. BALTIMORE. September 6. — Sales. 110 Arundel Oorp - "20'4 Black & Decker 8% 8 Bz ew 25 395 U 8 Pidel & Guar MONEY MARKET. NEW YORK, September 6 (7). [poney_steady, i Ber _cent ail 4 ana_ s 80-90_da: ffered: 11% Rediscount rate, New Tve Bank. 1'% per cent. High. Low. Close. 20% 20 20 L 10 3 bln‘el’l' acceptances York CARLOADINGS. NEW YORK, September 6 ()— Revenue freight carloadings on rajl~ roads reporting today for week ended August 31 included: X . Last Burlington " 2%sss PAre A KETAI. MARKET. NEW Y September 6 (P aquiet: 'lrclrolync 5pot and future, export. 8.20a8.25. Tip steady; nearby. 48.60: future, 47.90. yncharged. Lead steady hh 8t. Lot e B B0 SIIIIITIIII!I AND SANITARY OPERATED FOOD STORE Our First Shipment of Large \ What could be nicer than steaming baked Idaho with large piece of butte: New Potatoes P € Pound IDAHO BAKING POTATOES 5-15: Iceberg 2 hds. 19¢ New Cabbage ____3 ms. 10c Seedless Grapes _____3 bs. 25¢ Bartlett Pears - ___.._318s25¢c CRISCO economy. 1 Pound Can ___21c 1b. 2T 1Y, Pound Can__31c Harbauer Catsup 2bet.17¢ lebY'S Tomato J No.1 cans uice 19¢ DomesticSardines 3can11c Morton's Salt - - 2 boxes 13¢ Sealect Mil Blue Moon Sunsweet Prunes ks 3 2 17e A iimbeerpks. 17 ¢ 10c 1. pkg. RED HEART DOG FOOD The B ked by orrell Co. AIRWAY COFFEE Mild—Economical Freshly Ib. ‘I 7C Ground Green Bag_____n Sanico ______.m. Maxwell House_i. . 22¢ 27c 29c¢ Orange Juic Standard Toma New Pack Peas= nationally advertised brand, John 3 25c Selected Libby's Pineapple __lse. can 20c Van Camp's Beans i Pork The New Nucoa -1 22¢ Post Toasties ____2 pkss. 15¢ Use Certo T dslr __ vet. 29¢ Wander's Ovaltine ______ean 35¢ Tree e~ 5%r49c toes 4 i 25¢ Blue No.2 1 5c —-2 cans 15¢ 15 ox. cans Oleomargarine - -1.15¢ Cigarettes, 23 Soid Camels, 2 pkgs. 25¢ Jumborei Butter - - -1 31c Sanico Flou 12 1b. sack 55¢ SANICO BROILERS [e==-= ') The Perfect Chicken Dinner Freshly Killcrd ' Morgan's Ducklings 1 Morsan's From _the famous .93 While they last Frying Chickens Sanico Ham bads . i’ ‘r.l: ghiaches” 1™ he Ib. 7 € Chuck Roast ________® 23¢ Prime Rib Roast ______._ 29¢ Center Pork Chops ________b.37¢c End Pork (o, T, Cpu—— ) [ Compound Shortening ___2 1bs. 29¢ . 32¢ 31c Freshly killed bod - SR S