Evening Star Newspaper, September 9, 1935, Page 15

FINANCIAL BUYING SELECTIVE IN BOND MARKET Closing Prices Are Irregular With U. S. Government List Lower. BOND AVERAGES 20 10 10 10 Ralls. Indus. Util. For'n, +.2 Unc. +.2 83.7 989 98.6 83> 98.9 984 826 99.0 976 816 874 840 878 9p.1 986 764 922 845 89.4 929 889 745 73.7 68.2 458 400 646 5 1928 high...10;.1 98.9102.9 100.5 10 Low-Yield Bonds. Close. 110.1 Prev. day- 109.9 Month ago 109.6 Year ago. 105.9 1935 high 110.7 1935 low._. 107.9 1934 high 1083 1934 low. 99.1 1928 high 1044 1932low.. 8638 (Compiled by the Associated Press.) Net change. Today, close- Prev. day--- Month ago.- 68.0 68.2 68.9 63.7 By the Associated Press NEW YORK, September 9.—Buying | interest turned highly selective in the bond market during the late trading | today and closing prices were irreg- ular. The United States Government list | was uniformly lower, although declines were moderate and dealings light. Rails accounted for numerous gains in the early trading, but ground was yielded from top levels in many cases. There were moderate closing gains for Youngstown Sheet & Tube 5s, Loews, Inc.; American Water Works 6s, Columbia Gas & Electric 5s, Balti- more & Ohio 6s, Delaware & Hudson | 4s, New York Central Consolidated 4s, New Haven 6s and Northern Pacific 6s. Foreign loans were irregular. Ger- man governments showed a heavy trend. - CHICAGO STOCK MARKET CHICAGO. September # (#.—Following | 1s the complete official list of transactions in stocks on the Chicago Stock Exchange High. Low. Close. 1 10, 19 43, by o5 4 ta 207 n\.v. e 493, 10934 1 i S 7 e T1i0 rd 5 00 Crane 5N Dayton Rutber - A 2650 Houd-He, 100 11t “Brick = Inters Pow 0 Iron Fireman._ . 2 Kalamazoo Stove 200 Katz Drug. 50 Ky Ut Jr :umc p! 100 Ken-Rad T wa&w"une sr\ neh Corp arsh Field 50 McGraw Elec 180 McQuay Norris — 1 ch & Mfrs A h & Mirs pt USaplA 1600 Noblitt-Sparks 200 No West Eng. 40 No West Ut 77 Pt 10 No West ‘Ut bl 50 Parker Pen 50 Penn Gas & El 400 Perfect Circle 50 Potter Co 50 Prima Co 100 Public Sve n p__ 100 Pub_Sve 67 1 40 Quaker Oats ___ L 10 Quaker Oats pf_ 1 50 Rath Pack 200 Reliance Mfg i 1700 8td_Dredg pf 10 Storkline Furn pf 100 Sutherland Paper 700 Swift & 850 Swift Int _ 50 Thompson 100 Utah Radio 100 Util & Ind _ 10 Viking Pump 800 Vortex Cup 6 183, 183 | 31 Wa sun Walereen 20 Walgreen 1 Wise BARKARS - 350 Yates Mach —___ 1600 Zenith Rad Total—62.000 shares. BONDS 1000 La S S B 5'25 '35 Total—S1.000. COMMODITY PRICES NEW_YORK. September 9.—The Asso- jated Press wholesale price index of 20 basic commodities ~ today ~ advanced to 72.68; 31 73.48: week ago. month ago. year ago, 68.70. Ranse of recent yur 5 Additional New Y by the Associated Press): Coffee. spot firm: Rio No. 7. 63,: Santos No. 4. 8. Cost and freight offerings in- gluded Santos Bourbon £ R5aR. 25 4:m4| December. Santos“futures firm: S0, Septembe December. 7 jan: March (R03: May. $.08b; July. &1 SUuAR FUTURES No. 3 closed steady, unchanged to 1_higher: sales, 7.100 to; Eeptember. 2.57b: December, 2.49b b; March. 2.06b; May. July, 5b. WOOL FUTURES continued to advance with trading fairly active. There was a £00d trade demand for ali active months with most interest. However, in the Octo- ber and December contracts, Roubaix was closed and Antwerp declined * CRUDE RUBBER futures closed dull, 8-7 higher; _sales, No. 1. standard. 102 contracts. September, 11 /46b: December, 11.69a70: January. -~ 11.75a76; March. 11.91b; Ml] l' 05 ‘July, 12.15b. Smoked Tivbed ‘spot. 115 DB titures closed barely steads. unchanged 1o 5. ower. Beptomber. 10 0%: December. 11.15b; March, 11.45b. Saies. 1.200,000° pounds. b—Bid. n—Nnmlnll ; BALTIMORE STOCKS Special Dispatch to The Star. su..-rmons September 0 Arundel Corp & w 65 New Amster 45U S Fidel & G MONTREAL SILVER. L. September 9 (#.—Silver Mru eanFnAd euu.r’ 5 to 85 lower. Sales, 3 contracts. e 66.90n Lane Bryant, Inc., August sales were off 0.5 per cent; eum months off 1.4 per cent. i ‘ Oriental Dev 5155 58 markets (compiled | i | Alleg Corp 65 ‘50 stp 3 fiAmlGChi%l"O By private wire direct to The Star. Approximate Transactions Today. U. 8. Gov't Bonds._... $4,666,000 Foreign Bonds..cee-.. 1,060,000 Domestic Bonds. 8,090,000 LIBERTY. Hish. Low. Close. 4th 4% 51932-38 10024 10021 10021 4th 4%s33-38 rg 10020 10018 10018 TREASURY. 27%81965-60___. 1001 99 100 351046-48 - 10213 10210 10211 381951-55 __-... 10219 10216 10216 314 1946-49_____ 10318 10315 10316 3%4s1949-52.___. 1035 1033 1033 31 s 1941 10716 10715 10716 3%s 1944 10422 10418 104 19 335 1940-43 June 106 31 10631 10631 3345 1941-43 Mar 107 10630 10630 335 1943-47 1067 1063 1063 45 1944-54 ~ 11020 11018 11018 4145-3% s 1943-45 104 80 104 27 10427 BONDS ON N. Y. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, Bell T of Pa 58’60 Beneficlal L 6s ll__. Beth Stl pm bs ‘36 . Big Sandy Ry 4s '44 Bos & Me 4%s'61J.. Bos & Me 65 '67 |BCR&NCIS Bush Term cn Calif Packing 6s 40 Cent Steel 8s°41 z Ch) B & Q gen 0- 6l CM&StP 435" Erie & Jersey us 55 Fed Lt & Tr Bklvn Edis bs Bklyn Edis 5852 B_. Bklyn Un El 6s 60 .. Bklyn M T hs 49 A __ Bklyn M T 65'68 A Bklyn Un Gas 6s ‘50 Buff R&P con 4%s '57 Bush T Bldg 65 60 . Canada Sou 5562 A_. 418 1947-52.. 11512 11511 11511 FEDERAL FARM MORTGAGEG. 47 1001 9926 992 Al 10115 10112 10115 . 100 31 10027 10027 . 1026 1026 1026 HOME OWNERS' LOAN. 1939-49 9923 9919 9919 g:‘;ssz 10025 10022 10122 FOREIGN BONDS . Low. Clese. 29% 55 943 9 93 97 96 96! 96'% 961y 961 96 964 Abitibi Pa&Pw 6s ‘53 Adriatic E17s Akershus 5s ‘63 Alpine Mont S 7s'65 Argentine 5%s ‘62 Argentine 63'57 A Argentine 6s'58 B Argentine 6s '59 June | Arzentine 6s'59 Oct Argentine 6s '60 Sept Argentine 6s 60 Oct Argentine 6s ‘61 Mav Argentine 6s ‘61 Febr Australla 44866 Australia 6s’ Australia b Batavia Petr 4%s 2 Bavaria S 6138 '45_ Belgium 6s'55 Belgium 634549, Belglum 7s°55 Berlin Elec 6s '55-..... Bogota 8s '45 Bolivia 8s°47 Brazil 6%s '26-'57 Brazil 61s '27- Brazil 7s Brazil 8s '41 Bremen St 7s '35 Brisbane 5s'57 Buenos A 6s ‘61 st Py | BuenosA6;8'61stPv. Canada 4s 'ln l(]l 104% 104 104 114% 114% 114'% 30% 30% 30% Z.103 103 103 106!3 106% 106!z 112 ll’ 112 27 13% 6% 14 13% Chile 6s ‘60 Chile 6s 61 Jln — Chile 6s 61 Febr. Chile 6s '61 Sept. Chile 6s '62 14 N‘\ 14'% 121 128 11% 3615 Chile Mtg Bk 64857, | Chilean Mun L 7s°60 Chinese Gv Ry 5s'51. * | Colomibia 65 61 Jan- Col Mtg Bk 7546 , Copenhagen 4%s '53._ Cordoba 78 '57 City ... Cordoba 7s8°57 stpd. - Cuba 5%s '53 Czechoslovakia 85 '52 Denmark 4148 Denmark 535 ‘55 Denmark 6s 42 Elec Pw Ger 61550 Estonia s '67. ._ Finland 6s'45 Ger C Bk A 73’50 Ger Gen E1 7s'45 Ger Gov 53865 Ger Rep 7549 Graz 8s'54 unm co on Grt Br&Ir4s’s0 ___ GrtBr& Ir5%s.37.. Grt C El Jap 7844 | Greek Gov 6s ‘68 _ Hamburg St 65 '46_.. Italy 1861 .. = Ital Crd P W 7s '47 B. Ttal P U Crd 7s 52 Japan 6%s 65 Japan 6%s°'54 | Kreu&Toll 6s'59A cfs Lombard El 78 52 . Merid Elec 7 Milan 6% 94 105': 37| 48 25 3% 95 lll*- 9'31,, 275 | 641 984 35% 50 Montevideo 78 52 New So Wales 55 °57. Nord Ry 6135 50 Norway 6%s 65.. Norway 6s 44 | Norway 6s'52 _ | Norw Hy El1 5%8'57 OsloG & E 5563 Oslo 6s 65 | Panama 55'63 stp lld ‘Pernam LR | Sept coupon oft... | Peru 6s60_ 1 Peru 65 '61_ Poland 6s 40 Polund 8550 - 90% July coupon on 124 Prussia 6%8 ‘51 26 | Queensland 6547 | Rhein-Rhur 65 '51 . | Rhine W El P 6 ’52.. 107 Tis Rumania 7869 Aug coupon off Ruhr Chemical 6s'48 Sao Paulo C 638 '57 May coupon off Sao Paulo St 7s 40 __ Sao Paulo St 8s '50 July coupon off Saxon St Mtg 62546 rbs 8s ‘62 unm c on Shin'su E1 P 618’52 | Sfemens & H 64551 | Siemens & H 7s Stlesia Prov 7s Sydney 6%s ‘65 Tokio El Lt Trondhjem 6 Tyrol Hy El 738 '55. Un Stl Wk 615847 A_ Un Stl Wk 63%s'51C. Uruguay 6s 60 Vienna 6s ‘52 May e o DOMESTIC BONDS. Abr & Straus 538 '43 102'% 10214 | Adams Exp 4s 48 Alb Per W P 6548 | Alleg Corp 5s 44 Alleg Corp 5s 49 Alleg Corp 5s ‘50 3314 374 87% 1024 | Allied Stores 4%s 50 | Allis Chalm 6s ‘27 Am Beet Sug cv 6s'40 Am & For Pw bs 2030 Am lcecv bs Am Int) 53849 Am Roll Mill ¢ Am Smelt & R AmT&T 4% 100% 100% | 109% 109% 109% 109% 109% 109% 111% 111% 111% . 112 111% 111% AmT&T6%s 43, . 113% 113% 113% Am Type Fd ww et. Armour & Co 4%s 103% 10315 103% Arm'r(Del)ist 48'55. 94 931 93% AT&SFe4s'60 ___ 101 101 101 A T&S Fegn 4395 109% 108% 108% A T&S Fead 4s’95st 103 103 103 A T&S F RMt dv4s'65 105% 1051 105% AT&S FeC A 4%s'62 110 Atl Coast L clt 4s '52 5 Atl Coast L 1st 92 AtICLun4Y%s 1% At) Coast L clt 91% Atlantic&D 1st 33 27 4214 107 107" 103% %03Y% 101% 101% Atl Refin deb 55 n ' Baldwin Loco 58 40 B&Olst4s u.._._ 97 ! 141 | 27% | 5513 | 'GtNRb5%s'52B | Int Gt Nor Can’ Can'dian Nt R4%s'66 Can‘dian Nt R4%s'56 Can'dian Nt R415¢'67 Can’dian Nt5s’69July Can’'dian Nt 5s'69 Oct Can’dian Nr db 7s '40 Can’dian Pe db4: Can’dlan Pc 4 Can'dian Pe 4 Can’dian Pe 5s ‘64 CaroCl& O 68’52 A_. Centof Ga 55 '59C _. Cent 111 E& G b8 '51. Cent N Eng 4s°'61 Cent of N J gen 5s '87 Cent Pac 1strf 48’49 Cent Pac 55’60 £ | Cert'd deb 518 ‘48 Chesap Cevcl 6s'44. Chesap Corp b5 "47_. C&Ogend%s'92 .. Chi & Alt ref 3549 _ Chi & E Il 5s *51 ChiG L & C6s'37 Chi Grt W 43’69 Chi 1 & L gen 5s°66 _ CM&StP gn 3148'89B. CM&StP 4s ‘89 CM&StP 58°75 CMStP&P ad) 6s 2000 Chi & NW gn 4s ‘87 _ Chi & NW 4138 2037 .. | Chi & NW 41452037C | Ch1 & NW 4% s°49 | C&ENW Nr W 6%s 36 Chi Rys 1st 58 '27 hi R I&P rf 4s'34 1 R I&P rf 45'34 cf. R I&P 4338 °52 1 R 1&P gn 4s '8 R I&P 45°S8 ctfs 1 1 R I&P 4145 '60 hi T H&S 15t 5560 Chi T H&S Inc 68 '60 Chi Un Sta 48°63 | ChiUnSta43%s'63 A | Chi Un Sta 534 | Chi & W 1 con {Ch1& W15 | Childs & Co 6843 ._. Chile Cop deb 55 °47__ | Cin Gas El 4868 A CCC&StL rf 4%58'717B | CCC&StL rf 5363 D Clev Short L 4148’61 | Clev Un Ter 415 | Clev Un Ter5s*713 B Clev Un Ter 5148724 | Colon Oil 65 '38 Colo Fuel & Ir 5543 | Colo Ind cl tr 5534 _ Col & So 4%,s 80 Columbia G & B 5852 May | Columbia G&E 5561 Col R P& L5142 Com [nv T 5%8s 49 | Con Coal Md 58’50 cfs | Con Gas N Y 41551 Con Gas N Y 53 '57 |ConG N Ydb51%s45 | Container deb 5s '43 | Container 6s '48 | CrownCas 6847 | Crown Will P 6s ‘51 Crown Zell 63°40 ww Cuba Nor RR 58 '42 | Cuba RR 6s°36 Del & Hud ret ] Del & Hud 5% Den & RGen Den& R G rf 6878 _ Den&RGW 658’55 asst Det Edison 415’61 D Det Edison rf 5s '49 Det Edison 5s Det Riv Tun 41561 Duqu Lt 181 414867 | ET V &Gacn5s 56 Erfecv 4= 53 B Erfe 4s 96 Erfe gen 45 96 _____ Erie ref bs '67 | Erferef 5s°7 7 Fea Lt & Trint 5542 Fed Lt & Tr 5s 42 st | Fed Lt & Tr6s'42___ Fla EC Ry 58'74 Fla E C Ry 5s°'74 cfi Fran Sug 136842 _ Gen Am Inv 6s°'52 Gen Cable 6% s '47 Gen Pub Svc 534539 Gen Steel C 5%s 49.. C < Ch! C Ch! CI Goody'r T&R 6s 57 Gotham Stlk H 6s 36 Gould Coup 6s°40 . Gr Tr'k of Can 6s ‘36 GtNRref4%s 6] A Gt N Rgen 4%48°'76 D GtNRgen4%s'77TE Gt NRgenbs'73C. GtNRgen7s'36 A _ Green Bav 58 ‘62 B Gulf Sta Stl 5%s 42. | Hack Wat 1st 4552 Har Ry-P C 1st 45 ‘54 Houston O1] 5% s °40. Hudson Coal bs '62 Hud & Man tnc bs'57 Hud & Man ref 58 ‘57 111 Bell Tel 63 I11 Cent coll tr 4i I11 Cent col tr 45 53 I11 Cent ref 4855 I11 Cent 4% '66. IIl Cent 635536 ICC&StL NO 4%s'63 ICC&St L NO G ‘63 Inland Stl 4% Inland St 4%s'81 B. Int RT 1strf IRT1stref b Int RT 6s°32 Int R T 6s'32 ctfs. Int RT 7832 Int RT 78 '32 ctfs Interlake 5s 51 Int Ag col Gs '42 stp. Int Cement 5s '48 aj 6s'52A Int Grt Nr5s'66 B Int Gt Nor 6s ‘62 A Int Hydro E) 6s°4: Int Pap 1st 63 47 A_. Int Pap ref 6s '65 Int Ry of C A 6%5'47 Int T& T cv 4%s'39. IntT&T4Y%s IntT&Tbs — Inv Eq 58’48 Bww__. Iowa C 1st&rf 4s'51.. James F & C 43°39 KanCFS& M 4s 3 Kan CFS&Mrf4s'36ct KanCP&L 4%s'61. Kan C Sou 1st 3550 .. Kan C Sou rf in 6s 50. Kan C Ter 1st 4s "6/ KanG & E 4%s'80_ Keith 6s'48 Kendall 63548 ww_ Kings County Elev 48°49 Kinney (G R)7%s'36 Lack Stl 1st 55 '50 A lede Gas 58’39 Laclede G 5%s 63 C. Lautaro Nitr 6s 64 . Lieh C&N 41864 A _ LenC& N 4%s'54C_ Lenh Val Coal 53 °'54 . Leh Val Coal 6s'38__ Leh Val Har 6s 64 _. LVNY4¥%s'40gtd. Leh V Pa con 4s 2003 L V Pacon 4%s 2003 Ligg & Myr 68 '51. Loew’s 6s "41 Long Isl gen 4 Long Isl unif 4549 B&OMO —— B&OSwnés 60..., Bang&Aroos cv 48’51 BeuT of Pabs'48 B. % 110 109 109 4 Lorrillare 5861 Lorrillard 78 "44..... 9. LouG&ESs l’A... 118% 118% 118% | L&ENSt L 38 '80caa. 79 0.. 106% 106% High, Low. Clo: 124% 124% 111% 111% 103% 103% 1094 1093 T4% T3% 818 81% BOW T9% 18% 18% 407 8814 104% 124 1074 48 116% 881y 108% 108 10715 2 105 1064 104 65% 61% 60 1127% 112% 111% 111% 102 102 112% 112% 110% 110% 110 1093 112% 112% 115% 114% 103% 103% 864 1027% 100% 105 109 9 957 55 101% 124«, 111 103% 109% 3% 81% 80 18% 40's 83% 1048 124 1071 4814 1108 89 108% 108 1074 105 1064 104 65% 61% 112% 111% 102 112% 110% 109% 112% 115% 103% 864 103 100% 105 109 9 97 55 102% 102 8T 86% | 107 108 | 116 4 1098, 109% 109% 44 109 10674 110 11% g ]f)fiv lOfi”l 107 107% 971y FE 9614 94% 111 I![‘ unifds’40 . L & N So Mon jt 152 & RB%I'BO. at R 2d 45 2013 Marion St Sh 65 '47_. Market St Ry 78°40 A Mead Co 6s '45 Met Ed 1strf 4%s '68 Met Ed 1st rf 55 °'53 Met W S E1 Ch 4538 Mich Cent 4s 40 ! Midvale S&O 53 '36 _ MIIER&SLG6s'61. Mil E R&S L rf 55’71 Minn&SLrf 48" 43, M&StLrfbs MStP&SSM en MStP&SSM bs MStP&SSM 6% MStP&SSM 6% MoK &T 1st MoK & T 48'62 - MoK&T4%s "8, MoK&T68'62A . MoK & Tldi 6867 Mo Pac bs ‘81 1 Mo Pac 5%s ‘49 A.-.. Mob & Ohio 55 '38 _. Mohawk & M 4s'91 Monong Ry 1st 4560 Mont Pwr 5862 A Mor & Esx 335 2000. Mor & Esx 4%5'55.__ Mor & Esx 58 '55 Muiray Body 648 '42 | Namm & Sons 6s *43 Nashv C&St L 45 78 _ assau E 43 °51 gid. | Nat Acme 6s°42 ___ Nat Dairy 6%s'48 __ NatDisPC4%s'45.. t Steel 48 °65 - New ET&T 4%3°61_ New E T&T 1st 6s ‘52 New Or GNR 55 '83 A New OrPSb6s'66 B New Or Ter 1st 48°53 New Or T&M B‘hl ‘54 N Y Cent 4s 42 N Y Centcon 4 NYCentrfdls 2013 NYCrf4%s2013n. N Y Cent ref 552013 N Y Centcv6s 44 NYCLSh3ys NYC&StL 1st ¢ NYC&StL 4%8°78 __ | NYC&StL 6%s | NYC&StL 1st 68 '35 ! N Y Conn 1st 4%8'53 Y Dock 5s 38 Y Edison 6s ‘44 B_. dison 68°61 C._ isref 6145 41, i El H&P 4s 49 & Green L 53 '46. NH& H 33,854 '56... Y % NY NY NY NY NH & H 3% NY NH & H 4s NH & H 4866 NY NH & H 4556 | NY NH & H 48 57 |NY NH& H4%s NW NH&H el tr N Y Steam 1st 55 '51- Y Steam 6s'56 . Y Steam 1st 6s 47 N Y S&W gen 5540 _. N Y Tel gen 435 ‘39 NY Trap Rk 68'46 stp Niag L&O P 58'55___ | Niaz Sh 5%s 50 Norf So 1st ref 55 ‘61 Norf&W 1st 45 '96 Norf&W PC&C 4s'41 North Am Co 5861 | North Am Ed 5857 A | North Am Ed 535 '63 Nor'n Ohio 1st 58 '45. | Nor'n OT & L 6547 : | Nor'n Pac gen 3s 2047 8314 9T 19‘q ¢ 1117% 105% 106 109 109'; 1117 1117, 104 1047, Nor'n Pac 4s'97 Nor'n Pac 4%s 2047_. ¢ | Norn Pac 55 2047 C__ Nor'n Pac 532047 D._. } Nor'n Pac 65 2047 _. | Nor'n St P 1st58'41A Ohio Pub Ser 7345 46 | Old Ben C 1st 65 "44__ | Ont Pw Niag 68 "43 __ | Ore Sh Line 55 46 |Ore WRR & N 48’61 Otis Steel 6341 | Pac G & E 5s"s2 Pan-Am P C 6s 40 STOCK EXCHANGE High, Low. Close. 1067 106% 106% 101% 101'% 101% 107 106% 106% 83 83 83 101% 100% 101 5% 10 10413 11814 108% " 87 101% 63 109% 45 111 80 287 108 101% 101 102% 43 109 7213 103 8313 91 91 97 107 112% 1815 1121 107 107 1815 - 117, 103% 991 1061 413 Param’t Pictures 6s'55 96's Park-Lx 614s 53 cfs Parmelee 6s ‘44 Penn Dixie C fs 4 Penn O & D41%s'77. Penn R R con 45 48 | Penn RR ¢%s 81 D ! Penn R R 4%s 84 Penn RR con 4125 60 Penn R R gn 414865 | Penn R R db 418 ‘70 Penn R R 4%s'63 __ | Penn R R 6864 Penn R R gen 5s '68.. | Penn R R 63536 Penn P& L 4343’8 Peoria & E 1st 4s 40 Pere Marg 18t 4s 56 . Pere Marq 1st 63 '56_ Phila Co 6867 ____ Phila E1 Co 4s'71__ Phila& RC&168'73 | Phila& RC &1 68 49 Philippine Ry 48 ‘37 Phillips Petr 5%s ‘39 PCC&StL 41540 A | PCC&StL 412842 B_ PCC&StL $3:8'64 J_. PCC&StL 5570 A Port Gen El 4143 '60 Postal Tel & C 68 '53. PubSEI&G4s 1 | PUbS El1& G 4%;8'67 ‘| Pub S E&G 4% 70 . 5% 102% 1% 80% 37 35% 354 354 112 111% 111% T4% T4% 14'& 61% 61% 106'& 104 103% 90% 88% 103% 103% 01 101 104 104 10612 106% 101% 101 79 T8% 17% 16% 104% 104 104% 104 1 70% 941 941y 98Y% 984 86% 867k 41%; 40% 40% 45% 45 4% 120% 120% 120% 105 105 105 105% 105% 105% 104 104 104 118 118 118 132 131%:132 5% 76 15 111% ll:% 111% " 106% 101 8% 17% 104 104 71 94y 98% 867 | Pure Oil 474550 .. Purity Bak Reading Jer C Reading R 4%s8'97 A Reading R 4%8'97B Rem-R 64847 A ww Rep 1&St1 6840 . Rep 1&St1 5% 8’53 A.. Richfleld Of1 6s "44 Richfield O 6s '44 cfs. Rutland Can 4s ‘49 St L IM&S R&G ¢5'33 St,L P&NW bs 4! StL-SF 43’50 A St L-SF 48°50 A cfs. St L-SF 4348’78 StL-SF4%s18cfst StL-SF6s'60B ... StLSWist4s'89__. | StLS W 2d4s'89 St L SW 1st ter b St LS W gnrf 6390 StPKCSL4%s'41 St P Un Dep ref 5s'72 StPM&MM ex 4s 37 StPM&MPac ex 45’40 St P M&M ext 55 '43. San A&A Pass 4s '43_ Scioto C&EN E 4s'89_. Seabd A L 4s '50 stp. Seabd A L adjbs '49 Seabd A L 6s 45 A Seabd A L 6s'45 cfs.. Seabd A-F1 6 A ct. Sharon 8 H 6% Shell Pipe L s Shell Un Oil 58 Slerra &SF P " So Colo Pwr 6s ‘47 A So Paccol 4849 So Pacref ¢s Sl_._. SoRYM&O4s'38 So Ry Mem div 5596 Southw Bell T 65 ‘54 Stand OfI N Y 4 %861 Studebaker cv 5 Swift & Co 3% Tenn Cent 6s '47 Tenn C&C 63’44 B __ Tenn E] Pw 6847 A Texarkana 5%s°'50__ Tex Corpcv 58 44 Tex&Pac 1st bs 2000 Tex & Pac 58’77 B Tex&P MPT 5%s '64. Third Av ref 4s ‘60 Third A ad in 0 Trumbull St1 UnOCal6s'42 A . Un Pac 1si Un Pac 4s'68 - Un Pac 1st rf 48 2008 L} p—— 3315 1033% 116% 107'2 1075 967y 510515 1 10674 1131 102'y 105 68% 1134 1037 107 105 74 3% T4 107% 107% 107% 86% 86 425 41 85% 8415 54% 53% 108% 1083, 101% 101% 53 521 - 103% 103% 103% T6T% 67% 101 101 101 101% 101 101% 871, 871 87% 104% 103% 103% 115 115 115 91% 91% 91% 67% 102'6 1024 102% 1207% 1207% 120% 112% 112% 112% 102% 102% 102% 106% 106 106% L 112% 1124 | 1815 | :urgnnund 9674 I 0 10674 C., MONDAY, SEPTEMBER NEW GOTTON GROP B4 PCT. NORMAL Department of Agriculture Report for Year Shows 11,489,000 Bales. By the Associated Press. ‘The Department of Agriculture said today & cotton crop this year of 11,-| 489,000 bales of 500 pounds gross; weight was indicated by September 1 conditions. A month ago a crop of 11,798,000 bales was indicated. Last year's pro- duction was 9,636,559 bales and tbe 1933 crop totaled 13,047,262 bales. Ginnings of this year’s crop to Sep- tember 1 was reported by the Census Bureau as 1,132,739 running bales, counting round as half bales. To that date last year ginnings were 1,402,845, and two years ago, 1,396,- 139 bales. 64.5 Per Cent of Normal. ‘The condition cf the crop Septem- ber 1 was 645 per cent of normal, | compared with 73.6 a month ago, 53.8 | a year ago, and 59.2, the 1924-1933 | average. | Indicated yield per acre is 192 | pounds, compared with 198.3 a month | "2 |ago, 170.9 a year ago. and 177.1, the 1924-1933 average. The indicated abandonment of acreage after July 1 was reported as | 1.8 per cent, compared with 2.4 per cent, the 1925-1934 average. Cotton in cultivation July 1 was 29,166,000 acres, and the area remaining Sep- tember 1 for harvest is 28,652,000 | acres. 26.987,000 acres. Production by States. The condition of the crop Septem- | |ber 1 and mdxcnu:d production by | | Virginia, conduinn 78 per cent of a normal, and indicated production, | 33,000 bales; North Carolina, 74 and | | 613,000; South Carolina, 67 and 739,- | 000; Georgia, 69 and 1,031,000; Flor- | | ida, 72 and 29,000; Missouri, 72 and 221,000; Tennessee, 64 and 373,000; Alabama, 68 and 996,000; Mississippi | 65 and 1,239,000; Louisiana, 64 and 604,000; Texas 61 and 3467,000; Oklahoma 58 and 768.000; Arkansas, | 1 61 and 923,000; New Mexico, 88 and | 90,000, Arizona, 92 and 127,000; California, 82 and 225,000: all other States, 73 and 11,000; Lower California (Old Mexico), not included in Cal- ifornia nor in United States total, 82 | and 50,000. Total ginnings prior to September | |1 were 1,132739. Ginnings prior to| | September 1 by States were: Ala- | bama, 163,382 running bales; Arizona, 2,634; Arkansas, 12,227; California, | 493: Florida 10,320; Georgia, 258,650 | Louisiana 107,022: Mississippi, 149,- 297; Scuth Carolina, 46.250; Texas, 381,845; all other States, 610. Washington Produce +!, The summary. with egz, live poultry, | fruit_and vegetable prices’ furnished by the Department of Agricuiture. follows: BUTTER—One-pound print. smoked hams, a37; lard, 18a19: S Market stéady to firm unchanged on nearby ungraded eggs. but 13 to 1 cent higher on United States Gov- ernment graded eggs. Current receipts. 28: hmn!ry whnu 2233 o eus (e grading and marketing costs as. large. 47 U. S. extras, me- standards. large. 37 TRY. DveMarket | Pull steady on fowl_but barely steadv on Spring chickens. Fowl: Colored. | 16a19: mediums. 15: Lezhorns. 14 ers. 10 Spring chickens: Leghorns. 20: Plymouth average. 0 few at top qu e, | it cluding VB exd Roc} with onl fanc tations. mixed color: INSURANCE STOCKS NEW YORK._ September & (P —New York Security Dealers’ Association (2 p.m. quotations.) Aetna Cas (2'3a) xd. | Aetna Fire (1.60) | Aetna Life (.60) Agricultural (3)_ Carclina Q3w Gity of N ¥ ( Gonn, Gen L' Dep_(2) Hremen s In Prank_Pire (1 Gen “patly (1.60) Globe & Ru Great Ame: Halifax Hanover 2 Hartford Fire ( H Sec N.u Liberty (A Y _Fire (.30%) Nor River (80m) (2728)- Prov_Wash (1) St. Paul Fire (7'3i Soringfleld (42) Westenester ) Including ext (8) Deciared or paid so far this year. METAL MARKET. tember 0 ecirotic, 'spot and futu TIH Sl!ldy ull 8t. Aaminum: Antimony. 1:3.00 00, pot. Liikaiiver,” 6950 Woltramite, 15.50a 15.75. — e High. Low. Close. . 106% 106'c 106'% 937n 93% 97l 17'- Un Pac 4%s '67 _. Unit Drug 6853 U S Rubber 63’47 Univ Pipe & R 6s'36. Utah L& T ‘A Utah P& L Utll P& L 6863 ". Ut P& LE%s 47— Vanadium cv 5841 Ver Sug 1st 7s 42 cfs Va Ir C&C 1st 53 '49 Va Mid lel; 58’36, 65 5 101 101 111% lll’i 111% 69 Wabash 1st 68’39 Wabash 2d 6839 ... Wabash 53376 - ‘Wabash Om 3% s 41 Walworth 6845 A Walworth 6s '45 ctfs_ Warner Bros cv 6s ‘39 Warner-Quin Warren Br ev W Sh 1st 4s 2361 l(d W Sh 1st 4s 2061 rg West'n Md 1st 4s 53 West'n Md 5%s 77 WestnNY&P 1st5s'37 West'n Pac 5846 A__ West'n Un 638’3 ‘Wheel Steel 4% A 101% 101 101% p S WBD!flllt"l'!Sct. Wilson&Co 1st 6s°41. Wis C 1st.gn 48 Youngtn S&T 65’70 B 99 Youngtn ST 6s'18 A 99 i Cit Srv Gs P s 99 9! 99% 102% 102% 102% | BONDS ON THE CURB MARKET. DOMESTIC BONDS. High "Low, Close. Beil Tel Can 5s C '60 Brmnem Bl 41;56K Ca Ced: SH e CnIPS & B Wil g Cities Service 55 Cities Service Cit Srv Gas 5035 10134 10143 081y 6 The area picked last year was | ' Florida P&L Gary E & G 58 ! Gatineau Pw 5s ° Gatineau Pw tis atineau P fs B Gen Bronze fis * Gen Pb Tt 612 A Gen WG&E 55 A "43. Georeia Pw ; Ga P | Grana e 4 SLW Pw Cal 5 Houst G11 G s A "4 Ho GG fi'ys '43 ww Hous L&P 5s A_'5i Hous L&P 4ias E "Ki Hina ccm R fs lll P & L " L v sk i2s Ind & M El bs {Ind Elec_tis A Ind El 5s E Ind Gas' 5 . 10615 106 R91L &7 Ini Blgs 60 lnz P- Sc nE . 641y 5912 TRtern sccAm Bs - Intersta Pw bs Intersta Pw fis * Interst P § 415 55 A TowaeN L,P B8 | Towa Eb sv s CP&L i 3 s Gar Kans v Ker Koppers G&C 5 | Lehigh P 8 s Libby McN&L Long Isind Lt Mass Gas G Metro Ed 4s '71 Midland_VRR 5s | Mid st Pt st WU 2 Minn GALt 4'as Mion PAL 47y Minn P & L Miss Power 5! Mics Pw & Lt 53 | Miss Riv Fl xw Missou PL 51 Prices [ Mo 104‘114!4 ]lM 10412 104% 104% New New New Eng Pow 55 101 2 10635 1065 Z1010 1010 1 812 86 K 46 100 943, < 10s 10818 87 87 106 106 108% 106% 10612 Rids 8 & L B Elec ' 4 Pitts Steel 6s \n.fl AL 106 ]ul’. luv R4y N4 06 106 106 106 5 04l 21 12 1078 10 1013 10 0038 1003 a8 98 041104 104 2 R0% 105'/. 105 107 107 Min LE 105 105 Wis "PaL"Ss &L 58 F Wise P P Stltnes'ss 46,5 Tor e Tetoh E With warranis. xw-Without nn'l: new. " wiWhen' issued. (st} L turity. L s Yy, s NEW YORK BAR SILVER. NEW YORK, September 9 (#).— Bar silver steady and unchanged at 65%. N GENERAL MOTORS | SHUWS BIG SALES Best August Car and-Truck Business Since 1929 Is Reported. By the Assoclated Press. NEW YORK, September 9.—General | Motors sales of cars and trucks to consumers announced today were the best for August since 1929. | Sales of General Motors cars and trucks to consumers in the United | States in August totaled 127,346, com- pared with 108,645 in July and 86,258 in August last year. Comparison of Sales. Sales to dealers in the United States were 103,098 units in August, com- pared with 139,021 in July and 87,429 in August, 1934. Total sales to dealers in the United States and Canada, plus overseas shipments amounted to 124,680 units, against 167,790 in July, and 109, 215 | in August of last year. The sales to dealers and the total 4+ | sales, including Canadien and over- % | seas, likewise the best August figures since 1929. In the first eight months of the curreant year sales to consumers in the | United States amounted to 884,826 | units, compared with 682473 in the ‘hke period of 1934. Sales to U. S. Dealers. | Sales to dealers in the United States | in the first eight months were 952.343 units, compared with 787,850 in the | same period last year. Sales to dealers in the United States and Canada, plus overseas shipmeuts, during the first eight months were | 1,181,030, compared with 993,878 in| the similar period of 1934. . | face Combustion Co., —‘?00000‘000 Cities Service Co., subsidiary, Sur- | received new | orders for $1,000000 worth of fur-| naces; included was one from Beth- lehem Steel Corp. for 28 new sheet and tin plate annealing furnaces, to | cost $500.000. R R R R ! $ FIRST and SECOND TRUST ¢ REAL ESTATE LOANS MD. VA. 51/2% interest !Itrl Term Collateral Lolnl otes Bought and Sold NATHAN LEVIN 336 Southern Bldg. 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