Evening Star Newspaper, September 15, 1935, Page 81

SUMMARY OF BONDS ON THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE 1.5, BONDS HOLD TOLOWER COURSE Selling Pressure Eases Slightly—Corporate Loans Narrow. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, September 14.—The bond market finished the week today with prices pointing in varying direc- tions. U. 8. Government securities con- tinued to act as a retarding influence on the list, as a whole, although sell- ing in this department was not so heavy as in the preceding session. At the close declines of 1-32nd to 8-32nds of a point predominated emong the Federals. Dealers were still somewhat con- fused as to the softness of Govern- ments although, in some quarters, it was thought that reports from Wash- ington that the Treasury intended soon to resume its auction offerings may have caused part of the liquida- tion. Banking circles have been op- posed to the disposition of Govern- ment isues on a bid basis. Corporation loans backed and filled Indifferently. The turnover of all bonds amounted to $5176,000, par value, against $6,713,000 last Satur- day. Firmness of scattered industrials enabled the Associated Press average for this group to creep up .2 of a point to 99.3, a new year's high, but the utilities composite fell back .2 and that for the rails was unchanged. Among company obligations that moved up fractions to a point or so were Warner Bros. Pictures 6s at 81, Manhattan 4s at 72'2, Interboro Rapid Transit 6s at 77, Bethlehem Steel 5s at 11215, U. S. Rubber 55 at 973, Erie General Lien 4s at 783, M. K. & T. 55 at 42, N. Y. Central Consolidated 4s at 85% and Santa Fe Bs at 109%. Losers of moderate amounts included New England Telephone 5s at 12214, Peoples Gas at 1065, American Water Works 6s at 9215, Laclede Gas 5'5s at 76%, North American Edison 5125 at 101%; and Tennessee Electric 6s at 100%3. BRITAIN PROSPERS AS EUROPE MOVES INTU WAR CLOUDS | (Continued From First Page.) have been so pronounced in recept‘ months as to cause serious unrest in certain parts of the country. Recov- ery is possible, without shifting the present wage levels or living costs. “Announced, but without details, was the fact that construction is sbout to begin on a huge synthetic rubber plant. “After a week, subscriptions to Dr. SBchacht's vast consolidation loan is barely 70 per cent subscribed, in spite of various forms of pressure exerted on the public. This indicates that Germans contended, | Chairman JUNIOR BANKERS HONOR MISS STOKES, VIVIAN E. STOKES, ‘Who has been appointed head of the Women's Committee of Wash- ington Chapter, American Insti- tiute of Banking. She is an insti- tute graduate, has already served on many important committees and is connected with the Ham- ilton National Bank. —Photo by Brooks. INVESTING COMPANIES YORK. September 14 (P —New York Becurty. Deaters Assoclation: | Bid. Admin Fund ww. 15.59 Afflliated F Inc 58 Assoc Stand Oil _ Bancamer Blair Bapkers Nat Inv Basic Industry e Central Nat Corp “A” Gentral Nat Gorp “B Century Shrs Commercial Nat Corp Corporate Trust ___ Corporate Trust AA Corp Tr AA mod Corp Tr Accum Ser - Sor~ Tr Accum Ser mod Crum & Forster __ Crum & Forst R% pi Crum & Forst Ins DI‘ rsified 'n . Diversified Tr D__ Dhlderd Shrs flu‘ly Corp $3 pf__ Fidelity Fund Inc Five Year Fixed Tr Fixed Trust Sh A | Fixed Trust Sh B Fund Investors Inc. nd 5 A Fund Tr Shrs B Huron Holding {lncorn Investors i ) 3050 40.00 Ty S Mu_ual Invest the market is far from ready to ab- sorb the huge conversion and con solidation which the government will | be forced soon to undertake.” Russia Reports Big Crops. ‘MOSCOW.—"“Agriculture and trans- port headlined the news in the Soviet Union this week. “With more than 183,000,000 a‘res | of grain harvested by the end of Au- ‘ gust, Russia had completed 87 per cent of the harvest program. Deliv: eries to the government as taxes have been fulfilled more rapidly than in| any previous year. Whole districts | which put up a bitter fight against | | Eefdr 55O | Selected Am Sh Selected Cumul Sh. Seiected Income 8h _ | Selected Man Trust Spencer, Trask Pund | Sube: Siper collectiveization a few years ago nnd, refused to meet their grain payments to the government have co-operated this year. Evidently aware now that 1t is futile to oppose the Kremlin and confronted with the rapid improve- ment in the standard of living of their neighbors on the giant farms, nearly s million new peasant households have joined the collectives this year.” SHORT-TERM SECURITIES. (Reported by Chas. D. Barney & Co.) Bid. Allis-Chalmers Co, Bs 1037 10112 Amer_ Beel Sugar 65 1040__ 10 ew York Duck M 19 Ohio River R. R. Penn-Dixie cemfl:‘l 6 1041 Trustee Stand Inv C_ Trustee Stanc Inv D Trustee St Oil Shrs Trustee St Oil ShTS B Trusteed Am Bk Elec Lt & Po U 8 Elec Lt & Fon vtc. GRAY CLOTH ACTIVE. NEW YORK, September 14 (#).— Considerable activity developed in gray cloth trading late this week, with prices at firm levels, STOCK AVERAGES 30 15 15 Indus. Rails. Util. Net change. —2 —. Yesterday . 68,1 26.7 Prev. day... 683 268 Month ago. 65.1 27.0 Year ago_.. 463 235 1935 high_. 68.7 27.6 1935 low... 495 185 1934 high... 614 430 406 1934 low.... 453 228 242 1932 low-. 175 87 239 1929 high...146.9 153.9 184.3 157 7 1927 low... 516 953 618 618 (Compiled by the Associated Press.) 381 383 393 26.0 39.3 216 How Is Business? Showing Current Basiness Activity compared wih the Seme Week A Year Ago [~ T ocr [Nov]oec] Jan TresManTarnway Toneloury Tave T Serveusen ) of the for the indicated by Bank Debits outside ACTIVITY for country by GENERAL BUSINESS N. Y. City. Mld areas show week of activity above the corres, year. areas indicate declines from same weeks twelve months earlier. ACI‘IVITY BY FEDERAL RESERVE DISTRICTS LEAD[NG BAROMETERS Showing Trend of Important Factors Business in Dollars (Checks Cashed) Emplo; t (Dept. of Labor) meu{g:;t. of Labor) Cost of leln?c(lnd Cor ‘Wholesale Pr: es (Fisher's Index). . . Agricultural Prices(Bureau of Labor) Movement of Goods (Car Locdlnv) . Retail Trade (Fed. Res. Board). Building Contracts (F. W. Dodge). . Failures (Dun’s). . Bon: Prls:u Dow-Jones). Stock Prices Stock Mkt. Vol. ( All righis reserved, Ce te Dow-Jones) ‘Trad Associates, Bosion THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, l!l!. U. 8. GOVERNMENT BONDS. LIBERTY BONDS. e High. Low. Close. ch-; 100 24 100 16 100 16 —’ High. Low. 104 16 100 16 1045 10018 4th4%s'32-38 __ 4th 43¢ #32-38 rg. 100 18 100 18 10018 TREASURY BONDS. 2%s 1955-60. 100 5 3s 1945-13 10214 35 1951-55_. 102 20 3%s 1906-09 103 18 3148 1946-49 reg_. 103 10 10313 10718 104 22 104 16 107 1072 106 7 109 10 11020 1108 9920 9922 10129 10130 1026 103 -.18 103 10-1. 10281 -.7 10711 -6 108 30 ~.23 10416 —.7 106 22 - 106 24 - 105 26 108 30 1108 10128 998 104 10 100 20 104 10 100 20 105 11 101 26 1051 10310 1069 10116 108 28 104 18 106 19 102 24 10611 103 19 108 28 104 15 108 28 104 14 10729 108 28 110 25 107 1128 10824 106 28 10228 43;s-314s°'43-45_. 104 30 104 11 104 12 1177 1136 4%s1947-52 . 11512 115 116 FEDERAL FARM MORTGAGE BONDS. 10120 99 1001 998 999 10116 100 17 100 18 101 1006 1006 1045 10114 3% s1964. -- 10213 1026 1028 HOME OWNERS' LOAN BONDS. 1016 9620 2% s1939-49 9923 99 99 4 10216 9918 3s1952___ 10028 1002 1004 FOREIGN BONDS. High, 308 95%% 93% 97 964 96% 96% 96% 338 1944-46 - 33,5°40-43 June 33s'41-43 March 108 28 45 1944-54 2 33 . Low. . Close. 26 Abitibi P& P 5s'53 30% 90% Akershus 5863 . 841 Argentine 5%s '62. 90 Argentine 65’57 A 90h Argentine 6s'58 B_ Argentine 6s '59 Jun Argentine 6s '59 Oct . Argentine 6s ‘60 M: Argentine 6s '60 Sept. Argentine 6s '61 Febr._. Argentine 65’61 May Australia 434556 Australia 5s Australia 5s° Austrian 7s 5 Belgium 6555 Belgium 78’5 Belgium 7s 6 95’1’: 271, Berlin City El 63285 Brazil 613s 1926-57 % Brazil 6%s 1927-57. Brazil 8s'41__ Bremen State 7s Buenos A 6s'61 Pv stpd Buenos A6%;s'61Pv stpd 10815 10215 Canada 4s'60. 114% 109% Canada 5s°52. 15% 10% Chile 65°60__ 15% 10% Chile 6s’61 Jan 15% 10% Chile 6s '61 Febr 15% 10% Chile 65’61 Sept._. 151 Chile 6s '63 4% Chile Mtg Bk 6s '61 Chilean Mun L 7560 Copenhagen 55 '52 Copenhagen Tel 5s Cunda'amarca 6%%s Czechoslovakia 8s ‘51 Denmark 41s 62 Denmark 5%s ' Denmark 6s'42 _ Finland 6158 '56._. French 7%s 41 Ger Con Ag 6148 '58_ German 518’65 German Rep 7s 49 L Grt Brit & Ire 513837 Italy 78'51____ Italy CrdiPW 7s 47T B Italy P U Credit 7s '52._ Japan 5%s '65_. Japan S‘an 54 Kreug&Toll 58 '59 c(s A Milan 614852 New Sou Wales 5557 __. New Sou Wales 55 '58 __ Nord Rwys 6% '50_ Norway 5s ‘63 Norway 518 '65. Norway 6s ‘52 Norway Hy El1 5%s" Sk Orient Dev 51,8 '58 __ Orient 6s 53 163 130% Paris Orl Ry 5%s'68 1712 7% Peru 6s'60.. i7% T13 Peru 6s'61 126% 997 Poland 7= "47._ 86% 221 Prussia 6s'52 109 103% Queensland 6s'47 110% 1063 Queensland 7s'41_ 43 32 Rhinelbe Union 7s'46_. 39% 26% Rhine Ruhr 6s'53 381% Rhine West 68 °52 43 31% Rhine West E1 P 53 31% Rhine W E P 65 '55 ww. 40% Rome 615 '52 Royal Dutch 4s 4 Sao Paulo State 7s " UL. Saxon 78’45 Saxon Pub Wks 6 ¢ Taiwan El 5%s°'7 _0_! F¥ [ ) - & Ly FTEIE 106% 1061 98 1073 19 10 Ik 110% 101 4“4 +l0++4+1 4410 L FASRELERRES 104% 101% 190 165% 48% 38 37% 21% 47% 30% 116% 108% 50% 42 8974 100 37% 851 1021 1024 171 135 102% 981 103 99% 104% 100% 98% 88 858 Td% 90 TTw 4 Unit Stl Wks 613 Uruguay 6s'60 Uruguay 6s 64 Warsaw 7s'58 . Westphalia E1 P 6s 53 Yokohama 6s ‘61 DOMESTIC BOMNDS. Abram & Strs 515543 __ 102% Alleghany Co 55 44 _ Alleghany Co 55 °'49_ Alleghany Co 58 '50. Allis Chalm 5s'37_ Am & For Pw 5s 20 AmIG Chem 5%s “49_. Am Internat § ‘ql 49 Am Roll Mill 43549 Am Sm & Ref 5s°47 Am Tel & Tel gold 45’36 Am Tel & Tel 434s5°39__ Am Tel & Tel cl tr 58’46 Am Tel & Tel db 58 '60_. 1. Am Tel & Tel 55 65 __. Am Tel & Tel 5%s Am Wat Wks 55 '44. Am Writ Pap 6s '47 Armour & Co 4%s '3 Armour of Del 4s'55 AT&SFeadj4s’'95 s A T&S Fe gen 4s'95_. 110 104% A T&S Fe 415848 103% 90': Atlantic C L 1st 4= °52_ 92% 71% AtlanticCL 4%s’64 _ 108% 107 Atlantic Ref deb s '37 Pl ———————— 105 95% Baldwin Loco 5s°40._. 104% 95% B & O 1st 4s'48 61% 38% B& O 445’60 109% 101 B&O1st5s 48 54 B&Oref5s'S5 A 52% B& 055’96 F. 52% B & O ref 552000 D 63% B&O6s'95C____ 93% B& O P L E&WYV 4s°41. 86 B&OS W Div bs’'50 88 75% B & O Tol C Div 48’59_. 106% 100% Bangor & Aroos 4s'51_. 120% 113% Bell Tel (Pa) 48 B_. 126% 116% Bell Tel (Pa) 55’60 C_. 1041 103% Beth Steel p m 55°36. 115% 105% Beth Steel rf 5s 42 80% 591 Boston & Maine 5s 67 110% 106% Bklyn Edison 58 '49 A_ 107% 104% Bklyn Man Tr 65’68 A 110% 100% Bklyn Union EI 5s '50... 106 108% Bklyn Un Gas 5s '50 70% 51% Buff R& P con 4 51 37% Bush Term cons 5855 —_—— 105% 103% California Pack 55 "40.. 114% 105% Canada Nat R 438 ‘61 104% 102 Canada Natl 4%s 115% 106 Canada 113% 105% Canada Natl 4% 118 108 Cana 120% 108 Canada Natl 5s 125 118% Canada Nor db 6 107% 103% Canada Nor db 89% 81% Canadian deb 4s'perp.. 103% 95% Canadian Pac 4%s '60-. 107% 101% Canadian Pac 5s '54 .. 26 13 Cent of Ga con 5845 97% 71% Cent 111 E1 & Gas § 103% 97% Cent Pac 1strf 90% 69% Central Pacific 881 63%% Certain-teed db 5 108% 101% Chesapeake Corp 58 44 108% 102 Chesapeake Corp 58 '47_ 120% 114% Ches & Ohio gn 4%s ‘92 111% 108 Ches & Ohio 415’93 A. 112 108% Ches & Ohio 4%s'95 B_. 113% 110% Ches & Ohio con 58 '39.. 50% 33% Chi Alton ref 3s'49 109% 106 Chi B&Q I1l Div 4s°49__ 1103 105% Chi B&Q gen 4s '58 109% 104% Chi B&Q 4%s'77 B.. 114% 107% Chi B&Q ref 58’71 13 5% Chi & Eastn 111 5 - 85% 18% Chi Great West 4s'59__. 664 Chi Railways 1st 58 '27. 9% Ch1 M St P&P 6876 2% Chi M StP&P adj 6-1000 T4% 431, 90 B R I ) ® FE 80% 10614 102'% 9% 64Y 70 52% 30 13 102 100 763 49 112% 104'% 10073 85% 1162, 102% 1057% 100 104 101% 109% 106% 110% 107% 113% 111% 113% 111 114 111% 109% 80 26% 19% 104% 102 94% 90% 106% 101% 111% 1067 +1+010 o FEFEF fi+® B ) - - £ ¥ FELEFF FREF 1S | 109% 104% Penn R R gen 4128 '65._. D. C, 109% 107% Chi Union Station 4s'63._ 109% 106% Chi Un Sta 4%s'63 110% 106% Chi Un Sta bs 100% 92 Chi& W Indecn 107 102 Chi& WInd 5% 68 61% Childs & Co deb 5543 *99% 79 Chile Copper db 5s'47__. 113 110 Cin Union Term 5s 2020. 77% 60 CCC&StL4%s'TE 60 CCC&StL5s’63D_ 80 ClevUnTerm 4%s'77 86 ClevUnTermb6s’73 B __ 92% Clev Un Term 5%s 134 38 Colon Of1 65°38__ = 69 ColG&E 55’52 May . 68 ColG&ES5s’'61 1129& 110% Comel Invest 5148 '49 44% 29 Cons Coal(MdA)rf 5s'50._ 108% 99 ConsGasN Y 4%s'51__. 106'% 102% Cons Gas N Y 58 '57____ 1067 104% Cons Gas N Y db 515845 44% 29 CubaRR 1st5s’52 _ 54% 37 Cuba North5ls'42. 107% 105% Cumberland T&T 5s'37_ 947% 74% Del & Hudson r! 12 6% Den& RG W §s = 11 5% Den & Rio G 58 '55 asst_ 111% 108% Det Edison ref 5s 110 105% Det Edison ref 5555 _. 110 104% Duquesne 1st 4128 '67__ 21 102 ‘43 T% East Cuba Sug 7%8'37... 97% Erie con 4s '96_. 80 70 Eriegen 4s'96_. T4Y% 52% Erieref 5s'67 T4% 52 Erieref 5s'75. 12% 6% Fla East Coast 5s'T 212 8% Fla E C Ry 58'T4 ctfs 95% #6 Gen Cable5%s'47_ 94 b4 Gen Steel Cast 53 16 6% Gen Theater Eq 6. 101% 924 Goodrich 68 '45 109% 107% Goodrich 6%s'47_ 106 103's Goodyear Rubber 58 '57. 10714 104% Grand Trunk 6s '36 106% 102% Grand Trunk 7s 40 105%3 96 GrtNorRrf4%s’'61A_ 89'% 63 Great Nor4las'76D 10213 75 Great Nor gn5%s" 9913 82 Great Nor gen 78°36_ B. 95% 87 Harlem R-P C 1st 4s'54 44% 35 Hudson Coal 58’62 __ _ 39% 26% Hudson & Man adj 5s'57. 90% 80 Hudson & Manrf 5s’57. 111% 106 111 Bell T 1st rf 5856 A_ 86% 6715 111 Cent ref 4s '55. 631 424 Ill Cent 4% 566 107% 103% Inland Steel 43878 A 94% 81% Inter Rap Tran rf 5s'66 8413 50 Inter Rap Tran 6s'32 __ 95 84 Inter Rap Tranev 7s'32 94% 82 Inter R Tcv7s'32ctfs 10413 973 Inter Cement 5548 _ 11% 4% Inter Gr Nor adj 6s'52.. 56% 28% Inter Hydro El 6s'44 61 46% Inter Mer Marine 6s "41. 79% 58 Inter Paper 5s'47 A 8313 581 Inter Tel & Tel 413 7213 50 Inter Tel & Tel 4 76% 55'% Inter Tel & Tel 5s 78% 69% Kan City South 3s'50___ T4%s 63 Kan City South s’ 109 105% Kan City Ter 1st 4s '60. 105 100% Kan Gas & E] 415 '80_ 103% 101% Kendall 5848 ww ____ Lack Stl 1st 55 '50_. Laclede 5%48'60 D_ Lautaro Nitrate 6s '54 __ Lehigh Val con 4s 2003_. Liggett & Myers 55 '51 Loew's 68 '41_ 118% 1124 Lorillard(P)5s '51.. 132% 126% Lorillard (P)7s "44 76% 58 Louisiana & Ark L 114 107% Louisville GEE 58’52 A 1084 104'» Louisv&Nash uni 4s '40. 109% 105% 80 59 19 7 50% 30% 123% 1157 106 1034 101's 93% McKesson & R 535 '50_ 78% 50 Man Ry N Y con 4s'90__ 92 Market St Ry 7s 40 A__ 108% 95% Met Edison 41;s '68 103'-1017% Midvale St & O 58°36 _ 100% Mil El R&L 1st rf 5s '61. 100% Mil El R&L gn rf s '71. 37 M St P&S S M con 45’38 89%% Mo Kan & Tex 1st 4s '90 Mo Kan & Tex adj 55 "67 Mo Kan & Tex 55 '62 A__ Mo Pacific gen 4s°'7 Mo Pacific rf 5365 A Mo Pacific & Mo Pacific b 19% Mo Pacific 5s 80 19% Mo Pacific 5581 I 3% Mo Pacific 54s'49 A 107} 93% Montana Power 5s '43._. 105% 101 Morris & Co 432839 96% 89% Morris & Es 3138 2000 96% 83% Morris& Es 4138 89 62% 50% Nassau Elcngtd 4s'51_ 61% 105 102% Nat Dairy Prod 53,s'48. 104 100% 99 Nat Dist Prod 415s'45__ 100% 1058 102% Nat Steel 4s 65 ~ 1041 106 94 New JersP &L 41:s°60 105% 83Y% 55% New Orl PS5s'52 A __. 831 34 10314 9214 New Orl PS58'35 B New Orl T & M 5%s '54._ N Y Cent 333897 N Y Central con 4 N Y Centref 41:52013 N Y Centrf 4135 2013 n_ N Y Cent rf 55 2013 N Y Cent conv 6s '44 x Y Chi&St L 4128 N YC&SILrf5%874 A. T34 N Y Chi&St L 1st 65'35. 674 N Y Edison 53’44 B_____ 109% 114% 111% N Y Edison rf 632s'41__ 111% 304 16 NYNHG& H4s'57 261 45 2T NYNH&H 4158767 367 63 40is NYNH&Hclt6s'4 30 NYNH&HG6s'4S 61 40 N Y Ont&W ref 4s'92_ 111% 109 N Y Tel gen 4338’39 32 17T% NY W& Bgen 433546 94% 62% Niag Sh Md 518 '60 117 110% Norf & W 1st cn 4s'96 103% 81% North Am Co bs 61 100% 71% North Am Ed 5869 C_. 103 78% North Am Ed 5%s'63_. 76% 70% North Pacific 3s 2047 107 101 North Pacific 4597 897% 74% North Pacific 4135 2047_ 831y 102% 88} North Pacific 652047 __ 97% 108 108 North StP1st5s’41A_. 107% _— 106 101 Oreg Wash RR&N 4s'61. 103" 100 69% Otis Steel 1st 68'41A__. 99% 95% ¥ T 7318 109% 106% 111 28% 93 . 109% 105% Pacific Gas & El 5s "42__ 106% 107 100% Penn R R 4%s'81D_ 104 106% 99% Penn RR 4%s'84 E 104 107% 9% 105% 107% 97% 90% Penn RR 4148'70 D. 107% 104% Penn R R 4%s '63 108 106 PennR R 5s’'64 115% 109 Penn R R gen 5s 6! 113% 106 102 Penn RR 613836 102 106'% 98% Penn Pw & Lt 43:8'81__ 105% 107% 98% Peoples GL&C rf 5s 47 107 101% 79% Philadelphia Co 53'67__. 1008 108% 104% Phila Elec Co 4s'71 756 52% Phila& RC & Ir5s'73 58% 30% Phila&Read C&I 6s°49_. 80 50% Port Gen Elec 4%s'60 B2% 25% Postal Tel & Ca 5553 99 82% Purity Bak 58’48 _ 100% 96% Reading Jersev C 4s'51._ 108 104% Reading 438’97 A 104% 99 Rem-Rd 5%s'47 A ww._. 104% —————— 71 54% St L I M&S R&G 4s'33 17% 9% StL&SF 4s'50 14% 7% StL&SF 4%s’78 90% 74% San A&A Pa 11% 4% Seaboard AL 10314 98% Skelly Oil 5%s '3 110 107 South Bell T&T 5s "41.. % 60% South Pac col 45’49 98% 89 South Pacref 4s'55. 5614 South Pac 4148’6 55% South Pac 438’69 w’ 56 South Pac 4%s'81,. 78% South Pac Oreg 4% 86% 99% So Pac San Fr T 45’50 _ © 106% 28 Southern Ry gen 4s'56 77 Southern Ry 5s’9 85% Southern Ry gn 6! 35% Southern Ry 634 '56 5 111 106% Souwst Bell Tel 5s'54 A 108% 1041% 101% Stand Ol N Y 414s'51__ 101% 656 39 StudebakerCcvés’45.. 56 104% 101% Swift & Co 1st 3%s'50_. 103% 104 90 Tenn El Pw 6 104% 102% Texas Corp cv 94 79 Texas& Pacbs’'77B. 93% 79% Texas & Pac5s79C.. 93% 79 Texas & Pac 55’80 D 59 B50% Third Ave 1st rf 4s'60 26% 18% Third Aveadjin 5s'60__ 113% 107% Union Pacific 1st 4s"47_. 104% 99% Union Pacific 4s ‘68 108% 104% Union Pac 1st rf 4s 2008 95 87 United Drug 5s°'53 98% 90% U S Rubber 5s "47 92 65 UtahL&TGEs'44A 931 69% Utah Pw & Lt 5s'44_. 63 20% Util Power bs 66% 24l Util Power 5%s 47 .. High, Low. Close. em- 109 + % 107 107% Pld+++++0 04014+ +10 + 4+ [ B s R FEFFFESFF ¥ L+ + +1 I++11 BEP R F OFEF FF P++000 FFELSE ErEags +1+010 =T © srsefesfse & = SEPTEMBER 15, 1935—PART FIVE. ~ 1935 — High. Low. 944 66 Vanadium cv 55’41 113 110% Virginia Ry 1st 5 89% Wabash 1st 55 '39 57% Wabash 2hd 6s '39. 12 Wabash 55°76 B. 12% Wabash 53287 36% Walworth 6245 A 48% Warner Bros cv 6 31 Warren Bros cv 6s°41__ T4% West Shore 1st 4s 2361_. 87% Western Md 1st 4s°'52__ High. 85 112% FINANCIAL. Net | — 1935 — Low. Close. Chge, 8 +1 112 105 96 99% 82 105% 101% Western Union 58 '38 100% 82% Western Union 5s'51_. 95 6% 22% 24% 64 81% 3% + 81% 97 100 &0 103 100 101% 90 % Y% %' 99 (Continued From Page 2.) ~=1935 — Stock and Sales— . Low. Stocks and dividends, 437% Splegel-May-Stern 80 Splegel-M-S pf(65) 13 Stand Brands (80¢). 122% Stand Brands pf(7) 2'% Stand Com Tobacco. 14 Stand Gas & Elec_... 1% Stand G& E $4 pf 4% Stand G & E $6 pf_. 6 Stand G & E $7 pf. 7 Stand Inv Corp _. 27% Stand Of] of Cal ( 111 Stand Oil Exp pf(5) 23 Stand Oil of Ind (1) 21 Stand Oil of Kan__. % Stand OIIN J (11) 121, Starrett (L 8) (1) 58% Sterling Prod (3.80) 18 114 Sterling Secur (A).. 12 34 Sterling Secur pf__ 9 36 Sterling Secur cv pf 1 6% Stewart-Warner.. 234 2!, Stone & Webster._. 118 2Y% Studebaker Corp... 1693 60'3 Sun Of1 (11) . 12 115% Sun Ol pf (6) 11 Superheater (50c)_. 1% Superior Oil 5 Superior Steel_____ 3% Sweels Co of Am._. 14% Swift & Co (t50e) 1% Symington (A)(d Hi 94 . 203 .x 141 20 27 36 20 122 13 974 6% Telautograph (60¢) 4 Tennessee Corp. 16'; Texas Corp (1).. 28% Texas Gulf Sul (2). 14 Texas& PacRR .. 31 Tex Pac Coal & Ofl. 814 Tex Pac Land Trust 13'4 Thatcher (1) 50 Thatcher M pf(2. 5% The Fair __ 2'3 Thermold Co 2 Third Avenue 16 Third Nat In (; 5's Thomp'n(JR)(50¢). 13% Thompson Products 1% Thompson Starrett. 7% Tide Wat Asso Oil.. 84 Tide Wat A O pf(6). 26% Tide Wat O (a65c) .. 4% Timken-Detroit _ 28% Timken R B (1) . __ 7' Trans & Westn Afr. 47, Transamerica(30c). 5's Transue&Williams. 1% Tri-Contl Corp 69 Tri-Contl Cor pf(6) x 4% Truax-Tra Coal 31; Truscon Steel 3 20th Century Fo: 20th Century Fox pt 2% TwinCity RT 18 TwinCity R T p! 14 &€l .- 53% Und-Ell-Fisher (2) x 15 29 Union Bag&Pap (2) 157 44 UnCarb&C(1.60)_ 367 14% Un Oil of Cal (1).. 70 82'3 Un Pacific (6) . . 63 79'; Un Pacific pf (4 5 207 Un Tank Car (1.20 97 United Alreraft 411 413 United Alr Line vte 704 7 United Am Bosch _ 1 20% United Bisc (1.60) 33 46 United Carbon 2.40 x 45 11; United Corp 1 203 United Corp pf (3). 132 8% United Drug ... 473 2 United Dyewood 54 1 65 United Dyew pf (7) x 170s 31 United Elec Coa 65 United Fruit (3). 9% United Gas Imp (1) 310 871 United Gas I pf (5) 2 10 24 United Paperb'd (d) 12 % U S Distributing. .. 5 5 US Distributing pf 1450s 1 415 U S & For'n Secur _ 65% US&F S 1st pf (6) 11 USFreight (1) __. 40%; U S Gypsum (11). 12 3% 2% 2% High. Low. High. 106 100% Wheeling St1 5148 '48 A_ 110% 107% Wilson & Co 1st 6s 41 99% 89% Youngstown St15s'70 B 99 89% Youngstown Stl5s'73 A 99 Low. Western MA 5%s'77____ Western Unlon 4% 50 105 99% 10474 100% Western Union 5s'60___ 9914 Western Union 6%s '36_ 103 Wheeling Stl 43853 _. 101% 105 107% 98y 98 High. Lo 73 53 14 19 3 9 24 92 62 27 Net h. Low. Close. Che. 140% 119 T4 3 664 46 66% 51 153 133 40% 29 24 1 19% 9 w1 1% 11 11 34 2! 17 85 72 = 2% 1 31y 8% 4 328, 26 120 114 8% 10% 5 21y 1 43% 28 7 i1+l I++++0101 14+ 14 Er +U14+1 FOorEEs SEd Bek 120104 441 © FEEEESL (et SRS 2] 3 1 31 13 38! 5% 1 % 2 [ 2% 1 143 U S Gypsum pf |1) x220s 155 5 US Hoffman 35% U S Ind Alcobol (2) x 185 477 314 US Leathervic ... 33 g‘ T2 U S Leather A vte.. 116 16 ~= 1985 — 6313 Vulcan Detin (ag) - 2, 5% 24 T (4 5% L n 2% Yellow Truck Stock and Sales— Stocks and dividends. U S Leath pr pf vte. 21 % U S Pipe & F (50¢) 44 % U S P&F 1st pf 1.20 1 U S Realty & Imp.. 124 % U S Rubber 246 % U S Rubber 1stpf__ 176 USSmelt &R (ab). 235 % USSm &R pf (3%) % U S Steel w. Ti% 194% 214% 5% 73 73% U 8 Steel pf (2) - 4 U £ Tobacco (15) - % United Stores (A) United Stores pf __. Univ Leaf Tob (2) % Univ Leaf T pf (8). Univ Pic 1st pfd ... Univ Pipe & Rad ... % Univ Pipe & Rad pf 22408 ]3‘ Utll Pw & Lt (A) 71 3% 14 107 % Vadsco Sales Corp.. % Vanadium Corp . % Van Raalte (a25¢c) Vick Chem (12) % Va-Car Chemica % Va-Car Chem 6% ot Va-Cr Ch 1% pf(7)- '3 Va El & Pw pf (6) Va Iron Coal&Coke 140s 408 1208 Wabash (4} - 1% Wabash pt A (4) 14 Waldorf Sys (50¢) Y Walgreen Co (140 Walgreen pf (6%) 1% WalworthCo . __. Ward Baking (A) % Ward Baking (B) _ % Ward Baking pf (2)x 16 Warner Bros Pie 661 Warner Bros Pic pf 860s Warner-Quinlan_... 2 Warren Bros M Warren Brosev pf_. 2 Warren Fdy®P (2). 153 Webster Eisenlohr. 50 Wells Fargo - 1508 Wesson O&S (150c) x 41 Wesson O Pt (4) West Pa pf (6) 2 West Pa Elec (7)A 63 15 ] West Pa Pwr pf (6) '3 West Pa Pwr ptf (7) Westn Dairy B vte_ Western Maryland. Western Md 2d pf s Western Pacifie (d). Western Pac pt (d) Western Union West'gh'se A B 5 Westinghse El uvc West'h'sedst pf 33§ Weston Elec Inst Westvaco Chi 40c) Wheel & Lake Erle Wheeling Steet Wheel Stl pf($13%) x White Motor White Rk M S(1.40) White Sewing Mch_ White Sew Mch pf_ Wilcox Oil & Gas _ Wilson & Co (az Wilson & Co pf (6). Woolworth (2.40) __ Worthington Pump 19 Worth Pumppf A . 370s Worth PumpptB.. 3 Wright Aero ____. 220s % Wrigley W ir (13)_ 12z 2008 44 34 10s 39 158 4% Yale & Towne (60¢) x ja Yellow Truck pf 18 Young Spr& W (2) x Youngstown S & T 15 Youngst'wn S&T pf %4 Zenith Radlo_ - % Zonite Product: Rights Expire. % Budd Mfg.__Apr. 16 % Granite CS Sept. 25 11 14 63 322 154 ons. nit of trading less than 100 shares. plus extra. Y last year. 1413 14% — | reorganize: + Annual a Paid this year. reported 1n $ Accumulated dividends d Companies 4. x Ex dividend. G Net Close. Chze, F&E FEEF Net High. Low. Close. Chae, +>—- Ergses &8 EE F Dividend rates as given in the above table are the snnuai yearly rate— b Paid receivership or being CHICAGO PRODUCE. ; CHICAGO September 14 (#.—Poultry. firm: hens. less than 1's : more than 4'z pounds. 20a Leshiorn hens 141" Rock frye 17. Rock Springs. 19a2 ; Rock brotlers. 0. colored. | 13al4. Leghorn chickens. | turkeys. 1lal4 Ihllb ducks. 4’2 pounds up, 16: smail ored ducks, 4%z pounds up, 13 T | seese. 14, | Buier. 12 83 specials. | t firsts (Mo alily sec. - standards (0. cen Irnhzrd ('nrlal ’4 eggs. 6. weak: | extra firsts. car. local. ‘261y; fresh | eraded firsts, ; local, 23%; cur- Tent receipts Potatoes, 97: on track. 240: total U.S. shipments. 54%; dull. with weaker ten- dency. supplies moderate. demand and trading. Triumphs, very slow: other stock slow: sacked. per hundredweight: Idaho. | Russets. U, 8. No. 1. 150260: small to | medium. 1.30: U. 8. No. 2. few sales 1.15; | Bliss Triumohs, U, 8. No \ washed. 1.40a 20 unwashed. Cobblers. Wisconsin, U 0. 1 mostly, 60; higher. few 1ov§er gection, U. No. 1. 90 \d\thlinn . "fl CD]OYI‘]n Triumphs. U. S. No. 1. 1,30; North Dakots, Triumphs, U. S. No." L 712, i4 small, weak: creame Xt ts xRk CHICAGO LIVE STOCK. CHICAGO, September 14 7 —Increased | receipts of cattle and sheep resulted in lower prices for these in the live stock trade this week. but hogs scored good umks in the face of a sluggish wholesale market The live markets today were quiet and 1.000 3000 enough hogs were offered to test quota- tions and the market was nominally steady: quotable top. $12.00 Hu:s gained around 50 cents during the | The average price yesterday was | $10:80 per hundredwelght. This compares with around SG.R0, the average just & year ago when the swine market was in its first sharp upturn following the break- | ing of the 1934 drought. Yesterday's average was almost four times the de- pression low for hogs. The average weekly price at Chicago at the close of December. 1032, touched a record low of *Eicty choice and prime welghty steers lost 15 to 25 cents during the week and mmnarable vearIinn were 25 to 50 cents off. "Good and choice kinds were 50 cents O after Josne ears advances. treme top for the week was $13.15. Lib- eral receipts in the cattle market with fed kinds plentiful caused the price reduction. Fat lambs were lowered 75 cents to §1 during the week from the extreme top of $10.50 on Monday highest price paid here since August, 19:30. Sheep, however, were strong and feeding lambs were 15 to 35 cents higher. The late top for slaughter lambs was $9.2. estimated recmu of Monday: Hogs. 12.000; cattle. : sheep. 16.000: -stimllefl receipts of hogs for all next week, 40.0 live SAVANNAH NAVAL STORES. SAVANNAH, September 14 (P .—Tur- pentine frm; 41 sales, 114; receipts. 4513 shipments, & 9.477. t 185; shipments. 807 B. D and E, 4.00 nd K. 4.15: M. i COMPLETE INVESTMENT SERVICE GOVERNMENT AND ALL BONDS Bank: and Insurance Stecks Listed ‘and Ullulei Securities u.s. RORERT ( JONES & o BOND AVERAGES 20 10 10 Rails. Indus Uty Net change.Unc. .2 Yesterday . 83.4°99.3 Prev. day... 834 99.1 Month ago. 83.1 99.1 Year ago... 79.4 859 1935 high. 87.8 *99.3 6.4 922 89.4 929 745 3.7 458 40.0 98. 98 98. 83 98. 1934 low.. 1932 low.., 1928 high.. 1934 high 108.3 1934 low 1928 high 104.4 1932 low.. *New 1935 high. (Compiled by the Associated CORPORATION EARN NEW YORK. Sentember 14 ration earnines reported during shown on a per share basis. incluced Six Months Ended June | Union Bag & Paper Timken-Detroit AXIE Neisner Bros., Inc ot | C2mpo Shoe Machinery United Dywoo r Ended June 30. Archer-DanievMidinad Universal Leaf Tobacco Torrineton Co Vanadium-Alloys Stee Seven Months End Western Union. Telegraph. Year Ended August Detroit Edison Co. - FOREIGN EXCHANGES. NEW YORK. September 14 | exchange firm: Great Britain i h in cents. Great Britain 0 4.951a: 60-day bil France. “Bemand, 65019; Italy, demand. R.16: cables. & mands: _Beleium.” 16.80: Germ »: cables 84. 88.! 68.: 64. 101.1 98.9 102. 10 Low-Yield Bonds. Yesterday 109.9 Prev. day. Month ago 109.3 Year ago. 1835 high 110.7 1935 lew.. 107.9 s ) —Foreign cables. NEW YORK PRODUCE. NEW YORK. Seotember 14 er. 1 weak. creamery, » 10 S-1 scor 8255 1. Por'n 3leac 2 +4 ey 3 683 s 5 679 6 6838 0 648 7 704 5 655 9 70.0 2 60.2 6 422 9100.5 changed Live poultry nominal: no {reight tions: no express guotations Dressed D and frozen MASSACHUSETTS - 100.1 105.3 - 991 - 868 A. §. GovLpeN & Co., Woodward Bids. Press.) INGS. —Corpo- the week. Incorporated 10. prices —But- igher t feconcs centralized (90 un- quota« 1l fresh INVESTORS’ TRUST Prospectus Will be Sent on Request Ine,| Ward, Rhodes & Co. COMMON STOCK Bought--Sold--Quoted Prospectus on Request n dollars, | demand, is. 4 | 16 De. any. free, Kearns & Company Incorporated Woodward Building, Washington, D. C. 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