Evening Star Newspaper, September 8, 1935, Page 64

FINARCIAL. FINANCIAL. THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., SEPTEMBER 8, 1935—PART FIVE. WEEKLY SUMMARY OF THE NEW YORK CURB MARKET G—+4 FOR WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1935. b 1935" = Net | ~~ 1935 — < the Associated Press. w. Of Depressnon Era ,_"1;,3;_ Net % Hartman Tob Co Inc-._. 1% 1 -4 a1 " South Colo Power (A).-. % United Gas Corp war. High. Low. Stocks and dividends. High. Low. Close. Chge, 2% Harvard Brew . 2% 2% - % Ly % Southern Nat Gas (d) &+ & Special Dispatch to The Star. 274 8% Acme Wire vtc (a37c) 27% 24% 27% +2% 7 Hazeltine Corp'n (1) 9. 9 ~% 6% 4% Southland R (720¢) - 5% — % 35 United GasCorppf. . 79% 724 % United Lt & Pw pf (A " NEW YORK, September 7.—Ma- | 110% 103 Adams Mill 1st pf (7)__. 110% 110% 110% + % 6 Hecla Mining (al0c)_. 9 = %[ b52% 45% Southw Penn P&L (4)_- 7 1 United Lt & Pw ?B). o :.: chine designers and inventors get 4 18 Aero Supply Mfg B W 2K 2% - % % Helena Rubinstein_ % 361% 29 Square Deal pf A 2.20)_. 8% United Lt & Pw pf_ 12% i ks when indust: 7 81 Agfa Ansco. 7 T 04 37 Heyden Chem (11)- 47% 29% 17 Square Deal Co (B) 4% United Mo Ltd (a6%c) in thete best lcks when InSiety | ox. tew atnsworth sty aiiy- 29% 12% Hollinger Gold (166¢) 13% +1%| 35% 29% Stand Cap & S (2.40) 3 United Profit Sharing is shat down or running part 2. 1% % Alr Investors Inc . 1% 30 Holly Sugar.___. . . 85 +2%| 28 10% Stand Invest cum pf 70 United Shoe Mch (12} That explains why the mosi im- & Air Investors Inc ww __ 2 20 Horn & Hardart (1.60)_. 2 25 — 1| 21% ls Stand Ol Ky (11)-. 36 United Shoe M pf (1) portant improvements in machines 30 Alabama Grt South (b2) 108 102% Horn & Hardart pf (7) .. 107 107 + %) 12 % Stand Oil Nebr. % U S Electric Pw ww . ._ are made in hard times; why the 37 Alabama Power pf (6)-. 16% 11% Hud Bay Min & S(ab0c) 16% + %) 19% 11% Stand Ofl Ohio U8 Hlertriobore vo- largest volume of new machinery & Algoma Consol Litd pf__ 64 44 Humble Oil (1) e 8 . 99% 91 Stand Oil Ohio pf (5)- 10% U S Foil (B) (60¢)__. buying is usually piled up in the % Allied Intl Inv_________ 3% 1% Hygrade Food Products 1% 5 1 StandPw&Lt.. % U S & Intl Secur L two or three years following & 12% Allled Mills, Inc (a25c). A i A 38 26 Hygrade Sylvan (2)___.x 32} 4% % Stand Pw & Lt (B) 41% U S&Int Sec 15t ww 50c. severe depression, and why indnus- 32 Aluminum Co of Amer.. 60 # % Stand Silver & Leac 10 U S Radiator pf__ f its 1 Tull, 69% Aluminum Co pf (1%) .. 36 14 IIIPw&Lt6% pt. 1 # Starrett Corp___ 14 United Stores vte trial progress, after its long lull, 9% Alumn Goods Mfg(40c). 1| 373% 13% Il Pw & Lt 6 pt % ‘ 2% g% Starrett Corp o, Wi’fs fl;:md in w';ex;'lfllt‘fifl b°°"5; 71 Aluminum Industries 221 15% Imp Ofl Ltd cou (150¢)_. 19% 4% 9% Stein (A) & Co (1) also accoun or e greal interest in the 1935 machine tool —_ u!s —_ High, Low. S Specialties and Utility Issues Lead Market in Heavy Trading. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, September 7.—The eurb market waded through week end profit taking today and emerged with numerous gainers, particularly among specialties and higher-priced power 2% United Verde (40c) 1% United Wall Paper 7 Univ Insurance 13 Universal Prod (a80c) _ 16 Utah P&L pf (11.16%c) 1% Am Beverage Corp. 22% 15% Imp Ofl Ltd reg (150¢c).. 19% 15% 10',7 Stetson (J B) . % Am Capital (B) % s 14 12 Imp Tob Canada (135¢c). 13% 9% 6% Stroock & Co. 31% Imp Tob G B&I(aTl%c). 34 3% % Stutz Motor Car_. and light issues. Transfers, at 221,000 shares, were #lmost double that of a week ago. Holly Sugar rose 3 points, while ad- vances of around 1 to 2 appeared in Columbia Gas & Electric convertible preferred, Consolidated Gas & Electric of Baltimore, United Gas preferred, New Jersey Zinc, General Tire & Rub- ber, and National Sugar Refining of New Jersey. Such trading favorites as Electric Bond & Share, American Cynamid B, Hiram Walker, International Petro- leum and Wright Hargreaves, were narrow. BALTIMORE WHEAT RECEIPTS INCREASE Flour and Grain Exchange Re- ports 1,403,301 Bushels for Last Month. Bpecial Dispatch to The Star. BALTIMORE, September 7.—Re- ceipts of wheat on the' Flour and Grain Exchange last month totaled 1,403,301 bushels, compared with 980,462 bushels in August, 1934, with no exports, while for the eight-month period 2633464 bushels arrived, against 2,996,403 show which opens in Cleveland September 11. Although not a single salesman went out to sell space at the show—the first exhi- bition since 1929 — 240 exhibitors will display their wares. Fully 80 , per cent of that number rushed to reserve space as soon as the show was announced, making it neces- sary to draw lots for locations. CORPORATION REPORTS TRENDS AND PROSPECTS OF LEADING ORGANIZATIONS NEW YORK, September 7.—The following is today's summary of corporation news, prepared by Stand- ard Statistics Co., Inc, New York: Ex-Cell-O Aircraft & Tool Corp.— United States Navy Department has awarded a contract for 118 fuel injec- tion pumps for Diesel engines to this company. Hupp Motor Car Corp.—An inde- pendent Stockholders’ Committee for company is recornmending that stock- holders deliver their proxies for annual mceting to A. M. Andrews, a director. Long-Bell Lumber Corp.—Stock- 29 AmCitiesP&L 7% Am CitiesP& L (B) . 15 Am Cynamid (40c) B_ 1% Am & For Pwr war. & Am Founders._.. 18% Am Founders 1st pf 16% Am Gas & Elec (1.40) 80% Am Gas & Elec pf (6). 4% Am Hard Rubber.___ 12% Am Laundry Mch (40¢). 7% Am Lt & Trac (1.20) . 17% Am Lt & Trac pf (lh). 3% Am Mfg Co % Am Maracaibo 8 Am Meter Co_ 12% Am Potash & Che! 1o Am Superpower _ T14 Am Superpower pf._ % Anchor Post F (d)___ 4 Angostura W (t20c). 71 Appalach El Pw pf (7)_. # Arcturus Radio Tube & Ark Natural Gas. 5 Ark Nat Gas (A)._ 2% Ark Nat Gas cum p! 3% Art Metal Works (40c 5% Asso ElIn Ltd (a21%e). % AssoGas& Elec __ 1, Asso Gas & Elec (A) 1% Asso Gas & Elec $5 pf 30 Asso Invest (80c) 4% Atlantic Coast Fish Th Atlas Corp (a30c) 1% Atlas Corp war - 47 AtlasCorppf (3) A 8% Atlas Plywood 5 Auto Voting Mch(t50c). 60 437% Ax-Fisher Tob (3.20) A_ 49% 28 Babcock & Wilcox (40c) 5% 1% Bellanca Aircraft Sl 123 Bell Tel of Canada (6) . 1% Indian Terr 111 Ofl (A)_. 52 Insur Coof Amer (2) 3% Int Hydro El Sys cv pf_ 10% Intl Mining (60c). 3% Int Mining war 28 Int Petrolm (11%)- 2% Intl Products % Intl Safety R B (25¢) 13 Int Utilities (A) 1 Int Utilities (B) 8 Interstate Pw Del pf_ 1 Investors Royalty 8% Irving Air Chute (160¢). 15 Italian Superpower (A). & Italian Superpw dbrts_. ——————————— 73 60 Jersey Cent P&L pf (6). A3 1% % Jonas & Naumburg . . 30% 18 Jones & Laughlin Steel. 30 —— 9912 72 KoppG&CPL(§) _____ 9915 13's 4% Kreuger (G) Brewing__. 13% 58 47% Lake Shore Mines (i2)_. 50% 2% % Lakey Foundry & Mch_. 2 67 Lane Bryantpf (7)-.._. 70 1% Lefcourt Realty 2 5% Lehigh Coal&Nav (Et)c) T4 % Leonard Oil ______ 40 Lerner Stores (2) 4% Lone Star Gas (30¢) 2 Long Island Light - 48 Long Island Ltpf(DA_ 0 37 Long Island Lt pf(6)B_. 70 4% Louisiana Land & Ex_ T 26% Lynch Corp (2)- 39% 3% McCord Radiator (B) . 5% 21% McWilliams Dr'ge (12)_ 41 513 Mangel Stores i 8% 25 Mapes Consol Mfg (2)-. 2! 73 1% 30 9813 13 495 70 2 7 % 70 % 5l 80 70 7 39% 5% 41 seeyr”EEEEss +4+ 100+ 1+0 044 Y% % +1 +1 +1% +1 +1% + % =% - + & +1 + % + +1% +2 BT + % + % 14% 10 Sullivan Machine.. 40 Sun Investing pt % Sunray Oil —— 10% Sunshine Mining (1.60)_ 28% Swift International (2. 45% Swiss Amer Elec pt 2 Swiss Ofl Corp (40¢) ... 89 Syracuse Lt 6% pf (6) 2% % Taggart Corp 22% Tampa Elec (2.24) % Tasteyeast Inc (Del) A- 11% Technicolor Inc _._ 3% Teck Hughes (40c) . __ 48 Tenn El Pw 1st pf (7) 2% Texas Gulf Products 5 Texon Oil & Land (60c). 1% Tob Prod Export (10c) . 19% Tob Sec Ltd (a18 3-10c) 5 Tob S Ltd def (b17%¢)_ 23% Todd Shipyard (2) ... 1% Tonopah Mining _ 2 Trans-Lux DLPS (20c). Y Tri-Contl Corp war._._. 3 Tubize Chatil Corp 10% Tubize Chatil Corp (A)_ 3y Tung-Sol Lamp____ 29 Tung-Sol Lamp pf (3)_- _— 2% Unexcelled M (a10c) 19% Unfon Am Invest 4 Union Gas (Can)(allc). % Union Oil of Cal deb rts. % Union Tobacco .. 3% United Air war 14% United Carr F (1) __ 21% United Chemical pt pf. % United Corp war ___ # United Dry Dock (d) % United Founders % United Gas Corp- % Util Power & Lt___ 3% Util Power & Lt pt 74 Utility Equities 43% Utility Equities pf(3%) % Utility & Industrial = [EAEANE 3] 2 RERERE 1 Utility & Industrial pf_. 1% Venezuela Mex Oil__ & Venezuela Petroleum 8% Waco Aircraft__ ES S £ 4% Waitt & Bond (A).. [} FEFFIE P ~ s88 Sayesas 27% 18 R AN S AT s annual payment in stock | 5% in stock. 8% 1in stock. dlfld!ndl S, WabliCoZ . .~ #& Walgreen Co war. 23% Walker (Hiram). 16% Walker (Hiram)pf(1 % Walker Mining __ 12% Wayne Pump n(d). & Wenden Copper 3 W Va Coal & Coke_ 2 West Air Expr (new 48 West Auto Sup (3) A 4615 West Md pt 12 West Tab & Sta (1) } 99 Westvaco Chlor pf (7). 102% 3 Williams Oil-O-Matic 7 Williams (RC) (1) % Wil-Low Cafeteria 2% Wil-Low Cafeteria p: Wilson Jones (1) 6 3% Woodley Pet'm (40c) . 28% 24 Woolw (FW)(a73 9-10c) 10 6% Wright Hargrav, 2‘1 % Yukon Gold « |~ Dividend rates in dolars based on ozt : d Got trading. tPartly extre s Bluet T in cash or stock BPn) 6% in_ stock Faid thls yeareuo tesulns pace nPlus 10% in stock. kPaid last year—no regiar nP-nm © Srefess 2 * (140c) x 8 i stock hPayable 1o script mAccumulated rCompanies reported in receivership or being reorganized. th e 4% + % | Ex awidend. bushels up to August 31 last year. |holders approved reorganization plan 3% Bliss Co (E W) 2 1% Maryland Casualty_ Other grains show slight increases both for the month and eight-month| period, with the exception of oats. which show a slight decline for the eight-month period. Since January 1 only 215895 bushels have been shipped, compared with 267,822 bushels last year, and the only other ship- ments were 1945 bushels of malt and 200 bushels of corn. Flour receipts both for the menth end eight-month period show declines with 41001 barrels, against 54,162 barrels in August, 1934, and 347,844 barrels to date, compared with 390,877 barrels up to the same period last year. Exports show a slight increase however, with 2,688 barrels last month and 10,367 barrels for the eight-month period. | | BANK IN TAKOMA PARK HITS NEW ASSETS TGP Special Dispatch to The Star. TAKOMA PARK, Md, September %7—The Citizens' Bank of Takoma | Park reached total assets of more | than half a million dollars for the first time in its history on Tuesday, September 3. Assets on that day were recorded as $515.243. Last January assets were $345,000, making | the gain so far this year of over‘ $170,000. The present officers are: President, | Col. F. S. Young, U. S. A.. retired; vice president, Lawrence V. Lamp- son; secretary, E. L. Richmond; cashier, H. J. Carr; assistant cashier, Robert M. Lyon; teller, G. B. Boyd. ‘v $9, 000000 IN BONDS AWARDED BY C. & 0. By the Associated Press. CLEVELAND, September 7.—Offi- eials of the Chesapeake & Ohio Rail- way Co. awarded today the bid for $9,000,000 in equipment trust certif-| ciates to the First Boston ‘Corp., hlgh- est bidder. The certificates are to be dated| October 1, 1935, bearing interest at the rate of 3 per cent. The First Bos- | ton Corp. bid 101.0713 per cent. SHORT INTEREST UP NEW YORK, September 7 (A).— *The short interest on the New York | Stcck Exchange showed a further in- crease in August and reached the highest level since the week of Janu- ary 31, 1934, at 998,872 shares, it was revealed today. Figures issued by the exchange showed the above short position, as of August 30, to be 128,059 shares larger than on July 31. NEW YORK BANK REPOBT | NEW YORK, September 7 (#).— The weekly statement of the New York Clearing House shows: Total surplus and undivided profits, $731,- 624,400 (unchanged). Total net de- mand deposits (averaged), $252,673,~ 000 (unchanged). Time deposits (aver= | aged), $6,370,000 (decreased). Clear- ings, week ending today (5 days),| $2,712,652,712. Clearings, week ended | August 31, 33 097,024,797. | HARDWABE SALES GROW. NEW YORK, September 7 (#).— ! With August hardware sales volume | estimated at 8 per cent higher than | the preceding month and 12 per| cent better than the corresponding period a year ago, trade jobberxv looked forward to another spurt m | sales figures during the current month. i —_— U. S. TREASURY NOTES. NEW YORK. September 7 (¥).—Prices @uoted in doliars and thirty-seconds: Fate.o Maturity, Bid, Asked. Riela: | 3 of Long-Bell Lumber Co., subsidiary. Otis Elevator Co.—A contract has been awarded to this company for installing an elevator plant in Depart- ment of Interior building, on a bid of $528,496. Sherwin-Williams Co. of Canada, Ltd.—Declared a dividend of $1.75 oa preferred stock; giving effect to this distribution, arrears on this issue amounted to $12.25 a share. Transamerica Corp.—President stat- ed that it was intention of manage- ment to take necessary legal steps to cancel 439,467 chares of capital stock retired to treasury since first of 1935 and an additional 1,147,970 shares previously acquired. Mapes Consolidated Manufacturing | { —Common share earnings, 6 months | ended June 30, were $1.92 vs. $2.55. erro Enamel Corp.—Declared & dividend of 20 cents on common stock; on June 20, 1935, a dividend of 15 cents a share was paid on this issue. Pennsylvania grade crude oil price advanced 5 cents a barrel by several leading pipe line companies. Associated Oil Co.—Company has ! reduced price of regular, premium and third-grade gasoline 2 cents a gallon. Richfield Oil Co. of California— Company reduced price of gasoline 2 cents a gallon at all points in Pacific Coast territory not hitherto affected by price cuts. Standard Oil Co. of California— Company reduced price of gasoline 2 cents a gallon at all points in Pacific Coast territory not hitherto | affected by price cuts. Shell Union Oil Corp.—Subsidiary, Shell Oil Co. of California, reduced retail price of gasoline 2!; cents a gallon throughout its territory, with exception of areas where prices pre- viously had been reduced. Union Oil Co. of California—Com- pany reduced price of gasoline 2 cents to 2! cents a gallon in all areas not yet affected by gasoline price re- ductions. Revenue freight carloadings in | week ended August 31 totaled 679.861 cars, an increase of 53,488 cars over the preceding week, and an increase of 32,330 cars over the like week in 1934, and also in increase of 6,083 cars over the same week in 1933, ac- cording to the Association of Ameri- | can Railroads. Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.—A syndi- cate headed by First of Boston Corp. bid in for 1010713 an issue of $9,- 000,000 of company’s equipment trust 3s, maturing $600.000 each year from | October 1, 1936, to 1950; immediate | reoffering was made at prices to yleld S of 1 per cent on the 1936 maturity | up to 3.05 on final maturity. Grant (W. T.) Co.—August sales were up 6.9 per cent; 8 months up 9.8 per cent. Kress (S. H) & Co.—August uuu | were up 6.7 per cent; 8 months up 0.2 per cent. Newberry (J. J.) Co.—August sales | were up 10.4 per cent; 8 months up 4.4 per cent. Truscon Steel Co—Company re- ceived a contract for 17,950 tons of reinforcing steel for metropolitan water district, Los Angeles. Edison Electric Illuminating Co. of Boston—Company established a new production record during Au- gust; output in July also was at record levels, Memphis Power & Light Co.— | Preferred share earnings, 12 months | ended July 31, were $16.12 vs. $14.16. New York Telephone Co.—July net | operating income was $2,037,290 vs. $2,149,062; in 7 months net operating income was $18,192,772, vs. $20,- 848,352, Southwestern Bell Telephone Co.— July net operating income was $: 324,564, vs. $1,196,850 in July, 1934; |in 7 months net operating income was $9,860,830, vs. $8,789,835. Pennsylvania Power & Light Co.— Combined preferred share earnings, 12 months ended July 31, were $14.0: vs. $15.36. 1 Blue Ridge Corp.. 851% Blue Ridge C cv ptf (3)-. 2% Blumenthal (S) 6 Borne-Scrymser 8 Bourjois Inc (a25c).- 16 Bower Roll Bearing (1). 7% Brazil Trac Lt & Pwr__. 8% Bridgeport Machine % Brill Corp (B) 14% Brit-Am Oil cou (80c) 2 Brit Celanese Ltd rets 5 Brown Co pf 5% Brown Forman Dis_ 301 Buckeye Pipe Line (3)-. 14% BN&E P pf (1.60) 691, BN & E P 1st pf (5) 24% Bulova Watch cv pf 80 Bunker Hill & Sullivan_ 7% 5% Butler Bros & # Cables & Wire(B)rects 11 Tl Canadian Ind Alco (A). 2% 1% Canadian Marconi _ 4% 1% Carib Syndicate _ 6% Carman & Co (A) 17 Carnation Co (1) 54% Caro P& L pf (7 124 Carrier Corp _ 415 Catlin Corp i 97 Celanese Corp pf (7). 90 Celanese 1st pf (7) 8% Cent Hud G&E ct (80c) . 20% Cent P&L 7% pf (H.). & Cent& boumw W % Cent States Electric 1 CentStE16% pf. - 2 Cent States E1 7% pf 4% Centrifugal Pipe (40¢c)_. 123 Charis Corp (1%3) -ee bl 115 Chesebrough Mfg (14)_ xISBh 135% 13.‘)% 12% Chi Rivet & M (1%) 15 Chief Consolidated_. 16 Childs Co pt 3, Cities Service 64 Cities Service p: % Cities Service pf (B)_ 6 Cities Service pf BB 3% City Auto Stamp (60c) _ f Claude NeonInc _____ 23% Clev Elec Illum (2) 515 Clev Tractor 1% Clinchfield Coal % Club Aluminum U % Colon Oil s 25 ColtsPat Fire Arms(1% 32 Colum G & Ecv pf (5)-. % Colum O & G vtc = 47% Comwlth Edison (4) % Comwlth & Sou war 5% Community P&L 1st pf_ 1 Community Water Sve_. 1% Como Mines 12% Compo Shoe M stc(50¢)- 7 Cons Alrcraft. - 1 Cons Copper 52% Cons Gas Balto 2 Cons Retail Stores 1 Cons Royal (20¢c) 86 Contl G & E pr pf (7). 3% Cooper Bessemer.. 3 Copper Range. 244 Cord Corp . ———_ 1% Corroon & Reynold % Cosden Oil (Maine) (d 118 Courtaulds (a27%¢) % Croft Brewing % Crown Central Petrol _ 7% Crown Cork Int A(SSOG) 30 Cuneo Press (1.20) __. 1% Cusi-Mexicana Mining_. —_— 6% 4% Darby Petrol (50¢) - 1 4 Detroit Gray Ir Fy b! 15 10% Diamond Shoe (80c) . 7 13 Dictograph Products 237% 21 Distil Crp Ltd(a74 2-5¢) 13% Distillers Corp-Seag..... 11 Distilled Liquors_ 103 Doehler Die Casting. 80% Dow Chemical (2) - - cau. 13 Driver Harris (a2 Sc)... 37 Duke Power (3) 6% Duval Texas Sulphur___ 3% Eagle Picher Lead 235 Eastn Gas & Fuel Asso. 38 EastnG&Fpf (6).____ 58 [Eastn G&F Asprpf % Eastern States Power__. 5 Eastn States Pw pf (A). 4 Eastn States Pw ptf (B). 8 Easy Wash Mch(a25c)B 1% Eisler Elec Corp 3% Elec Bond & Share 34 Elec Bd & Share pf (5)-. 2% Elec Pw & Lt 2d pf A % Elec Shareholding 40 FElec Share pf ws($1%)_ 8 EmpireG&F6%% 8 EmplreG&F 7% pf--.. 8% Empire G & F 8% pf.... 9 Empire P Part (350¢c) 1% Equity Corp 17% 6 Ex-Cello Air & Tool _—— e 58 ke 004+ +1+ 141 &8 1+ FE&T + 40 sFrs xepd & g3 H4+ H+ 0 & 19% 1041 14% 6 147 144% 127 31 bl 514 | 1301 105% Mountain Sta T&T (8)_. 120 274 31% 965 1% 4% 3% 25% 28% 102 19% 3% Massey-Harrls - 55 Mead Johnson (13) 1% Memphis Nat G (al0c).. 3. Merritt Chap & Scott 8 Merritt Chap & Spf A 2 Michigan Gas & Oil_ & Michigan Sugur.. 3 Midl Sta Pet vtc (B) Middle West Util (d) Mid West Ut cv pf A(d! Midl Steel Prod = Midvale Steel Co (b1) __ Minn Min & Mfg (160c). 2% 1815 Miss River Pw pf (6) . 104'% 10% Mcck Judson Voe (1)__. 30% Mohawk Hud 1st pf (4)- 7% Molybdenum Corp 23 Moody's InvS pt pf (3)- % Mountain & Gulf £ 44 Mountain Prod (60¢) - 72 Murphy Co (1.60)____ 1% Nat Bellas Hess __. __. 29y Nat Bond & Share (f1).. 11% Nat Fuel Gas (1) % Nat Investors 1, Nat Investors war. % Nat Leather 46% Nat Pw & Lt pf 6)- Nat Rubber Machine.. at Service Co. . Nat Service Co pf. Nat Sugar N J (2) Nehi Corp Neisner Bros pf (7) Nelson (Herman) .. Neptune Meter (A)_ evada Calif Elec ____ ew Bradford Oil(20e) — New Haven Clock New Jersey Zinc (2) Newmont Mines (al) N Y & Honduras (f1)-.. N Y Merch (2) N Y Pw & Lt 6% pt (6)- YPw&Ltpf (7). . Y Shipbuilding Corp_. Y Steam ag Hudson Power__ Niag Hud Pw (A) war. 1 Niag Hud Pw (B) war Niag Shares (Md) B iles-Bemit-Pond pissing (a123z¢)- 2"»: North Am Match (l) 15 North Am Utility Secur North Central Texas __. & North Europ Oil Corp_ _. 5% North'n Pipe Line(50c). 6% Northn States Pw (A). 51 Northwest Engineer___. 18% Novadel Agne (2) 19 Ohio Brass B (1) 107% 90% Ohio Oil cu pf (6)- 109 851 Ohio Power pf (6) 908 Ohio Pub Serv pf (7) A_ 8 Outboard Motors (B)--. 1% Overseas Securities 2 Pac East Corp_ 18Y% Pac G & E pf (1. 20% Pac G & E 1st pf (l‘n)_. 71 Pac Lighting pf (6) T% Pac Pub Serv pf (320¢). 25 Pacific Tin C spec (1) 36 Pan-American Air (1) 1% Pantapec Oil (new) . 3% Param’t Motors Corp 32y Parke Davis (t1)_. 17 Parker Pen (60c)_. 52 Parker Rust (3) 1% Pennroad Corp - 80% Penn Pw & Lt pf (1) 5314 Penn Wat & Pw (3)._. 52% Pepperell Mfg (3) 1% Phoenix Secur Corp... 27% Phoenix pf (3) _ 8% Pie Bakeries(60c) % Pierce Governor__ 8% Pioneer G M Ltd (80¢) 5 Pitney Bowes P (20c) 51 Pittsburgh & L E (2 ‘fi). 46% Pitts Plate Glass (12) % Potrero Sugar 7% Powdrell & Alex (a25c)- 23 Pratt & Lambert (1) . 1% Premier Gold (112¢)___. % Prod Royalty (2%¢) .- 124 Properts Real vtcal.45. % Propper McCallum 4%, Prudential Investors 13 Puget Sound P&L $5 pf_ 6% Puget Sound P&L $6 pf. 2% Pyrene Mfg (a20c) 185% 127 Quaker Oats (t4) _ 4% Reliable Stores ____ % Reliance Intl Corp (A 2 Reybarn Co % Reynolds Investing_ 14% 68 14% Montgom Ward A (7)--. 138% 30 £ 5% 128 - 114% 2 38% 1% + W 38% +1% 1Th = » 1% + % &+ -2y 5% - 4 Wo- % 274 +1% 9% — 3 1 79 £ 3%, 100 6 7 56 40 114% +1%; -2 % = - 124 +1% +1% 2% — % 4% - Chicago Grain By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, September 7.—Impetu- ous rushes to buy swept all wheat markets strongly upward today, Ca- nadian farmers having been officially guaranteed a higher minimum price than generally was expected. Some of the buying in Chicago was credited to Winnipeg interests that were apparently unable to obtain a bushel, the maximum permissible limit in Winnipeg for any one day. Topmost ,Chicago quotations, 2!2 {cents up for the day, were reached just before trading ended. Question of Canadian Market. cused sharply on the question whether | European countries would now find themselves forced to go to Canada some quarters an affirmative answer | was based on indications of curtailed ‘stocks of wheat abroad and on evi- dence of only a small percentage of gocd milling new-crop wheat in that oountry and the United States. Wheat in Chicago closed strong, 13;,-21 cents above yesterday’s finish; December, 943;-1; corn, %-% ad- vanced; December, 5612 oats, l3alz up, and provisions 5 to 17 cents down. Soaring of wheat values in Chicago was curbed by big profit-taking 31 — % | sales that at times caused setbacks 911 + % | of a cent a bushel or more. On the 26% +1% 30 14+ 1 +4 204+ % 106% — % sa\a -% @ FEETTER + e * | other hand, a sustaining factor was | jnt Sec Corp Am B word from Winnipeg that a general trade estimate figured the Spring provinces as 5 per cent less than last year. Such a reduction is well below as suggesting likelihood of a further decrease in Canadian production es- timates. Significant Feature. A significant feature was that No. September contracts. This is the highest premium paid yet in Chicago on the 1935 crop. frcm wheat., Provisions were Srain range at SEPTEMBER WHEAT. High. Low. cxose Clase principal markets 76'3 58 LE Winnipeg. Oct. .33% Chicago Cash Market. Cash wheat—No. 2 red, 9312; No. 2 hard, 1.11%, Corn—No. 2 yellow, 8012 a81; No. 4 whité, 79. Oats—No. 4 white, tough, 26%: No. 3 white, 30%, a¥%. No rye, buckwheat, soy beans. Barley—Nominal; feed, 35a48; malt- ing, 50a70. Timothy seed, 2.50a75 hundredweight; clover seed, 10.25a 16.00 hundredweight. New York Cotton By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, September 7.—Cotton had an easy tone today under south- necessary requirements in their own| market, where values jumped 3 cents| | wholesale for breadstuff supplies. In| wheat acreage of the Canadian prairie = | the official estimate, and was regarded NY 2 hard Winter wheat commanded in | Chicago today $1.11%¢ cents a bushel; | immediate delivery, 20 cents over | | Selected Am S| Corn and oats borrowed firmness s, INVESTING COMPANIES YORK. September 7 (P —New | York secumy Dealers’ Assoclation: Admin Pund ww. s Affliated P Inc.. Amerex Hold Commercial Nat Corp Corporate Trust Corp Tr Accum Ser. Corp Tr Accum Ser mod_ Crum & Forster _ Attention of speculators here fo- | I Pund Investors Inc Pund Tr Shrs A Fund Tr Shrs B Group See Agricil Group Sec Au Group Sec Buildin tomobil i Chemical olding . Incorp Investors DAL DI it L3 ZRBaIBEERES 532 2! Investors Pund of Am_ ajor Shrs a o Deamscomir 2 oniimiaioiihap 3 p n SERENGER SR o Sisiorses! ErE1ehd -:-'-i—-ha':..m?a:-nu:&»‘- o Sec Tnt Sec 6% 15¢ BI lected Am Sh_Tni lected Cumul 8h Selected Income Sh BrwBwL0: ) @ 2Dk i3 DD DM BRI DB SESERESRARN A% 33EE INSURANCE STOCKS (P —New York seeumy Duleu lusocl-unn ed. Aetna Cas (214 B A Aetna Fire (1.60) 3 Aetna Life (.60) Agricultural (3) Am Ins Newark (¥ Great Amer (1)_ Halifax (.90) Hartta pire. (268 Home Fire Sec | being ship; | calves, 10 to 11; culls, Baltimore Markets Spectal Dispatch to The Star. BALTIMORE, Md., September 7. Market for young chickens rules easy | under liberal receipts and values show & decline of a cent or two a pound, but old hens are firmer and a shade | higher than last week, with all desir- able, large, fat stock meeting with ready sale at full quotations. Too many poor, thin, young chickens are d and tend to lower the value of better quality stock and are hard to place even at ounts. Young broiling Rocks are bringing top values of 21 to 23 cents & pound. with mixed coloreds selling mostly 20 to 22, but Leghorns will not bring over 19 to 21. Market for old hens firm at 21 and 23 for Rocks, 18 to 21 for mixed colored and 13 to 16 for Leghorns, with old roosters selling mostly 12 and 13. De- mand for young ducks snows a slight improvement and values are a shade higher at 13 to 16, but only stock weighing 4 pounds and over attract at- tention and will bring top values, Egg Market Little Changed. ‘The egg market shows li values being fairly well main last week’s levels and all fresh la well graded stock meets with reacy sale at full quotations. Recceipts f: y liberal, but demand contirues gocg from the consumptive trade, packe : having withdrawn from the marke: Large hennery whites are bringing 33 to 35 cents a dozen, mediums, 30 to 32, and current receipts, 28 to 30. Market for white potatoes firmer and prices show an advance at 90 to 1.00 per 100 pounds, with mixed, un- graded stock selling mostly Natlve and nearby garden truck in generally light receipt and market holds firm with values on & number of lines showing an advance over last ‘week at the following quotati Stringless beans, 90 to 1.25 bushel; beets, 200 and 3.00 hundred; cab- bage, 40 to 50 bushel; carrots, 2.00 to 2,50 hundred; sugar corn, 10 to 18 dozen; eggplants, 30 to 35 b lima beans, 1.50 to 2.00 bu ¥ pers, 30 to 40 hamper; squash, 30 to 50 hamper; tomatoes, 30 to 75 ham- per, and 35 to 40 bushel for can- ning stock. The live stock market on the wharves holds generally steady under light receipts, especially first-quality stock and sall common in-between kinds move slow at inside prices. Quo- tations today: Steers, 6 to 812 per pound: com- mon, 3 to 4; heifers, 412 to 614 cows, 4 to 5; cutters, 3 to 4; bulls, 4 to 5%2; 6 to 7; lambs, good to choice, 8 to 101z; common to medium, 5'2 to 7; hogs, good to choice, 1114 to 1213; heavyweights, 11 { to 12; packing sows, 10 to 11i. Grain Market. Closing grain quotations—Wheat, No. 2, red Winter, garlicky, spot, do- September delivery, 7 salc.s, cargoes on grade, No. 2, red Winter, garlicky, 85; No. 3, 82%; No. 4, 80; No. 5, 77'2; smutty wheat 2 cents under quotations. Corn—No. 2, yellow, domestie, 90; Western billing at a premium over this price; cob corn nominal. Oats—No. 2, white, domestic, old, as to weight and location, 45a50; No. 3, 44a49. Rye—Nearby, No. 2 55; barley, No, 2, 48. CHICAGO LIVE STOCK. CHICAGO. September 7 (#).—The_hog market was a nominal affair today. Busi- ness Was light, there being only 2,600 fresh hogs on hand. of which all but 500 were shipped direct. he nominal top for hoks today was $11.90. Hogs gained 30 cents during the week despite the iate from six-year top levels. e average Drice yesterday was SiL 01, compared with $10.71 a week ear Sheep and cattle markets were inactive. Only 1,000 cattle and 3.000 sheep were received. The feature of the live stock trade this sside from the Ifting of hos vaiues % Richfield Oil(Cal)pr(d)- 2% Richmond Radiator__... 1% Root Petroleum Co 8 Root Pet cv pr pf(1.20)_ ern selling and week-end liquidation. The market closed barely steady at net declines of 5 to 8 points. At the opening near months were relatively firm in response to steady Liverpool cables and trade buying. After this demand was supplied the tone turned heavy under increased hedging and scattering pressure ‘There was further lwltcbln‘ trm October to later months, partly for ported on. the strength of e stook | ALLLORmEE ¢ 977, market and favorable weekly business | Am. Tel. & Tel. 5 reviews, but these factors were offset hl by expectations of an increasing | & movement, and a disposition to even up commitments in preparation for the government crop estimate on Monday. ‘The range follows: | West Texas Utilities Co.—Declared dividend of 75 cents on $6 preferred | stock; giving effect to this distribu- | tion, arrears amounted to $6.75 a| 9% 7% Fanny Far Candy | share, 6 1% Fansteel Products. | 81 Fedders Mfg (A) | FOREIGN EXCHANGES. NEW exchiane stends: Grenr Briiats i oreien 41355/: ‘g.bl‘i:l:tl‘ om'én%."?{,';iud’g"}n'l“' 88 67 Fisk Rubber pf ). _oe-. in I o5 e S50k 278 1 Flintkote Co (1) (A)—x 21% x-year peak of $12.20 per hun- Was"an_unexpecied advance lmh market. Fat lambs were 1.25 Mlher lor the week, with s sharini 1.00 of this sain and 7% Fairchild Aviation S50 = b red: in the BESI oo LY Qo Wik 2 2O Wit s coon o EEHE SESBEEARRS a Includi xnacme%'or Daid so tar this year. 2 Wnt:lms and nlmu wn uo 25 Dlld lt ‘Compared with & week ago, prime steers and n.nm..'?xo..‘a“".m‘é‘.‘. SHORT-TERM SECURITIES. nml gh- week's toD on Weighty steers at Good to Test choice steers with (Reported by Chas. D. Barney & Co.) BEFepES 17 112 First Nat Stores pf (1)~ 11% 6% Fisk Rubber__ bt o b bt 2 P2 ottt b b 22550 i | ++ 1 +++++ Velane lost 5040 Conts cactein the but recovered this downturn. o NEW YORK PRODUCE. NEW YORK. September 7 (#).—! 15.370: frregular. Mixed colors: Bh packs or selections from ifresh ' rece 0a34; standards and, commerclal Stand: L frsts, 271203730 mediums 2826157 refrigerator cirties. her mlxed colors unchlnled Resale of premium riarks. neahy - srecxll Packs, mc'lumn: ane i 3" exchange " specials i8: ne rby and Mlavmern 3 ch nge stand rked mediums. 33434 1s. ¥ Tresh. .nou '.renm “or limers. Ya. Coast oa- 1t 17% St Regis Paper pf_ % Salt Creek Cons (b10e)_. 5% Salt Creek Prod (80¢c)-. % Savoy Oil__ 1 Schulte Real 19% Scovill Mfg (1) 5 Securities Corp gen_. % Segal Lock & Hdw. 28 Selby Shoe (2) . 1 46% Selected Ind al cfs(3%). 73% 48 Selected Ind pr pf (33:). T4 + - kS CHICAGO PRODUCE. CHICAGO, Sente 7. —Poultry. ks eeriiea: hens. 4% noun, s 18;" more 't] unds, 19: $2ghorn nens. 194 Rock ft 16: Rock “Springs. al8; Koo 141+ ottt SSs T H istered comm 2. 7. Nm_(;v" ervm 22, no Helhna s.u{ 17% 14% FroedtertG&M cv pfl. 32 1% % Gen Alloys 11% Gen El Ltd reg a37%c__ 4% Gen Fireprofing . # Gen Invest Corp_ 24 Gen Pub Service pf__... [y - EFEF FEEF 2325 ons0s! +++ ored. ald: ehlckens"’_ ounds up. jre sm-n t urkeys. 11a14: ‘white ducks. ¥ bounds’ un. 75 small; 15: colored ducks. 47 potnds up,14: small, 13 ‘sh.nnh-l w ' Yor) eese, > ‘Mon -y utter 14.538. easy. Creamery: SW' su.fl.. New York in uonm-l. 100 21%. 14 Sentry Safety Control. % ;ls.': L‘;.L‘rsl"nor:et)s‘tlxv:y‘ i ‘I:xu 5 R 1% Shattuck Den Min_ 3% D). standards. (00 cepcralized. car: HONTBE “ SILVEB 9 ‘ 14% Shaw W & : (50¢)_ 1;’:4' e ELoraeS lards, Dice- 123 Shenandoah Corp 21 20 211 e ‘ " | MONTREAL. September 7 (P —Silver s L 26%, % 7 Globe Underwrit (50¢)_. 84 Sherwin-Williams (4) - 108% 107 1085 ocESE, fatures: Refrigerator _standards. ":':‘:’I."g"‘c%’-f“ R ’"'"" 18 fower; 161 Godchaux Sugar (A) 113% 106 Sherwin-Wil pf (6)____. 1074 107% 10734 os. Mm,,,, e ? :&}gl\sfldl{;finwl B3 301 zgg glnr;r l.{tg )Co (16) 2:(2) 22'1195 z:? —eemns 67.00 a'l." ," eal Electric_ mith (A O)___ SAVANNAH NAVAL STORES. | B LS §4% Grand Rapids Var (306} 8% 94 l:n ¢ Smith Coro Typavie . 13 Bleachable. cotonseed o Spise September 7 (A).—Turpen- 18 % Gray Tel Pay Sta(a50c) % onotone Corp losed barely steady. October, 9.78b; sutt B ‘am'/.n Sales. T24; receivts, 483 | ppry A nypy P 140 121 GrtA&P Tean-v (16)_-. 181 1283 1281 31 Sou Am CoMBPIAE(IT) 4 o8 ey % ’x i e | P 'HIA PRODUCE. 185 122% GreA&P lstpf (1) 127 124 126 21% South Penn Ol (1.40)_. 25% D’“’“’.’ 9.74; January, 9.13b, aod fifo Grande | Frene ‘f;':iuo- Btk . & Pa. %.T:. Tob: 9;:&‘1:5“?“": %‘@M ;m’%4% e ‘s %% 7 Bouth Cal B4 bt (1378 Suiss 33 " contracts, tmciuding 6| G l‘ % Guardian Investors.. 27% 174 South Cal Ed pf (. Ton ot QU O ef e N 60 60K - % 1% Bouth Gai Ea p (18)0- 4 ) . . A 'y ++ & £F Gen. Pub. Gotham Sill Orlnd"'l‘nm & @ o SRERSRIEZC |+ F3d 3 eouv. Dullu‘. 28 "3"" . i i, other ‘whites unchangeq . Brow Fou 3hd Western spect 3 trom lmln amx'v. u:l.hn"b voul inal. All freight ~rads "By "ebress: A" SFader int Qflm Inunlu. Al fresh and :.E?:r s -dv Prices un- Cheese. 81.185: firm and unchanged. oy - oy 22IIREIA2R3E s P o i o m & F S e LA Som et 7 1