Evening Star Newspaper, September 15, 1935, Page 82

G—4 CURB LIST MIXED INPROFIT TAKING Realizing Appears Near End of Short Session-After Early Advances. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, September 14 —Irreg- | ularity prevailed in quiet Curb deal- | ings today. Profit-taking appeared near the close of the session following | rising tendencies earlier. Metals were hesitant after their firmness yesterday. Transfers approximated 126,000 shares, compared with 221,000 a week | 8go. Among specialities, Driver Harris Tose 2 points, while Great Atlantic & Pacific dipped about 3. Slight reces- | sions appeared in American Light & ‘Traction, Creole Petroleum, American Gas & Electric, Swift Internacional, *Newmont Mining and New Jersey | M Zinc. Steadiress featured Electric Bond & Share, Wright Hargreaves, Gulf Oi! | and American Cyanamid “B.” NYE SEES CUBAN BOND FINANCIAL, Substantial Rise In Assets Shown ByMaryland Fund Special Dispatch to The Star. NEW YORK, September 14.—A substantial increase in assets for the quarter ended August 31, 1835, is shown by the Maryland Fund, » group investment fund operating under the supervision of Administra- tive & Research Corp. (New York), in its report being mailed to stock- holders today. Gross assets of the fund at the end of the quarter were $2,899,054.67, with investments taken at closing quotations, as compared with gross assets of $869,179.70 at the end of the preceding quarter. The statement of holdings for the quarter just ended and for the quar- ter ended May 31 shows invesiments distributed among 40 common stocks as follows: Chemicals - ils = Merchandising Foods __ ‘Tobacs ~~ Amusements Motors = Containers Industrials Communications Utilities . | Metals Baltimore Markets PAYMENTS HELD BACK | Senator Gerald P. Nye. chairman of the Bondholders' Protective Commit- | tee, has sent a letter to holders of | Republic of Cuba Public Works bonds, which indicates the payment of inter- est on these bonds to American in-| vestors is certain to be delayed for some time longer. President Mendieta | is unwilling to make a settlement at this time. pending election of a gon- | stitutional government. Senator Nye states that sufficient money is belng‘ taken in through taxes w0 meet the cbligation, but this money is being diverted to other purposes. w York Cotton By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, September 14.=Cot-| ton was lower today in response to reports of good weather in the South and increased hedging. The market closed barely steady at net losses of 10 to 12 points. There was some buying at the start on the relatively steady showing of Liverpool. but with this supplied the market worked quite steadily lower under liquidation and Southern sell- ing. Trade interests absorbed offer- ings on a scale down. ! The report of the Census Bureau! showed domestic consumption of 408,- 410 bales for August, against 391771 in July and 421,451 in August last year. This was about in line with expectations ‘The amount of cotton on shipboard ewaiting clearance was estimated at 82,000, against 82,000 last year. The range follows: Dctober December anuar: farch e . 5 | July Spot. middling Cottonseed Oil. | Bleachable cottonseed oil was quiet today. turning easier after a steady copening. The close was 5 to 10 points net lower. Sales, 26 contracts. Bleachable spot, nominal; Septem- ber, 10.10; October. 10.06;: December, ©.98; January, 9.97; March, 10.09. e INSURANCE STOCKS W YORK_ September 14 () lexk secumy Dealers’ Assu:xfi(éon i Agricultural (3) Am Ins Newark () Am Reinsur (2'2) - Am Surety (1) utomobile (1) alt Amer (.20g) oston (16) Carolina (1.20a) City of N Y (1) Conn Gen Lif id & Dep_ (- iremens In: | this price: No. 2, white, domestic, as to weight | | Rye. nearby, No. 2, 55. Em\ Wash (1) @t Paul Fire 4.‘znr Spry, fleld [ELH Westchester ( —Including extra 5 —Declared or paid so far this year. | to choice, 8 to 102 Special Dispatch to The Star. BALTIMORE. Md.. September 14.— With the exception of old hens, which show an advance of 2 to 3 cents a pound over last week, the live poultry market holds steady to firm uncer a fairly good demand, but is centered | on large, fat stock and all poor, thin stock is slow to move out at irregular values, Young broiling Rocks are bringing 21 to 23 cents a pound and mixed colors 19 to 22, but Leghorns are not so desirable and will not bring over 19 to 20. Old hens are in good de- mand with Rocks bringing top valyes of 24 and 25 cents and mixed coloreds 18 to 23. with Leghorns selling mostly 15 to 18. Old 1oosters are in ample supply and generally meet slow sale at 12 and 13. The market for young ducks holds steady and values show a slight in- crease at 14 to 16, but only stock | weighing 4!, pounds and over will bring top values. Guinea fowl made their first appearance on the market this season and birds weighing 2 pounds and oyer meet with ready sale at 50 cents each, but small. poor, thin towl not wanted and hard to place at irregular values. Egg Prices Maintained. The egg market shows no change from last week under liberal receipts, but values are fairly well maintained at last week’s levels of 33 to 35 cents | a dozen for large hennery whites, 30 !to 32 for medium and 28 to 30 for current receipts. Market for white potatoes holds | steady under moderate receipts |;m:ll a fairly good demand at 70 to 75 per 100-pound sacks, with mixed, graded selling mostly 40 to 65. Stringless beans, 40 to 1.00 bushel: beets. 2.00 to 2.50 hundred: carrots. 150 to 2.00 hundred: sugar corn, 10 to 15 dozen: eggplants, 40 to 50 bushel: lima beans, 90 to 1.25 ham- pér: peppers. 20 to 40 hamper; pump- un- kins, 5.00 to 10.00 hundred; tomatoes, | 10 to 40 hamper. and 40 to 47 per | bushel, for canners’ stock. Live Stock Steady. The live stock market on the wharves holds generally steady under a good demand, but centered mostly | on first-quality stock at the following quotations: Steers, 7a9 per pound; common, 5'2 a7; heifers, 42 to 6 cows, 4 to 5; | cutters, 3 to 4; bulls, 4 to 5' 932 to 10; culls, 6 m 7; lambs, good : common to me- dium, 5'2 to 7; hogs, good to choice, | 1114 to 122; heavy weights, 11 to 12; packing sows, 10 to 104. Closing grain quotations: Wheat, No. 2, red, Winter, garlicky, spot, do- mestic, 85; September delivery. 85: no sales. Corn. No. 2. vellow, domestic, 90; western billing at a premium over cob corn nominal. Oats, and location, 45a50: No. 3, 44ad9. Barley, No. 2748, DESK SETS POPULAR. NEW YORK, September 14 (A — Desk sets retailing from $5 to $15 have been in substantial demand dur- ing the last several days by retailers planning promotions on these and similar giftwares items. WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE YEAR 1935 (Report by W. B. Hibbs & Co.. Hibbs Building, Washington. D. C.) BALES ON THE WASHINGTON STOCK SEPTEMBER PUBLIC UTILITIES. Ana. & Pot. R. R. 1st 55 104 Ana. & Pot. R. R. guar. 55 1949 Cap. Traction 55 1947 City & Sub. Ry. 1st 55 1948_ Georgetown Gas Lt. 1st 55 1961_ Pot. El. Pow. s 1936 (July)_ Pot. El. Pow. Ref. 65 1953. Wash. Gas Lt. 55 1958 Wash. Gas Lt. 55 1960. Sales, 85,000 7,000 859,500 €2.000 9.000 20.000 Wash. Gas Lt. ser. B 6s (Oct. 1, 1936) Wash, Ry. & EL 4s 1951.. MISCELLANEOUS. Barber & Ross 6'as 1937__. Col. Country Club 5%s 1960, District of Columbia Paper 65 193 Wash. Mkt. Cold Btg. 1st 55 1938. EXCHANGE UP TO AND INCLUDING 13, 1835, BONDS. Open. 782 106 20 78% 109 1045 110 101% 110% 103 99% High. Low. 94 78 106'z 108 1045 110% 106% 119 104 105% 1023 106% 101% 110t 102 29Y% 1023% 10712 106% 118% 10315 105% 20% 102 38 38 102 16% 98%2 20 102 16% a7 7 163 97 STOCKS. PUBLIC UTILITIES. Par Value. Wash. Ry. & EL pfd._. BANKS AND TRUST COMPANIES. Amer. Sec. & Trust Bank of Bethesda. Liberty . Lincoln National Capital Nat. Sav. & Tr. Riggs common. Rigss pfd- Waspinston Wash. Loan & Tr. FIRE INSURANCE. Firemen's Fire_ TITLE INSURANCE. Columbia MISCELLANEOUS. Lanston Monotype .. Mergenthaler Linotype.. Peoples Drug Stores pfd.... 100 10 12 70 684 1,017 4“4 71 Real Estate Mtg. & Guar. pfd 17 Security Storage. 90 The Carpel Corp. 1,325 Woodward & Lothrop com-. 22 Woodward & Lothrop pfd... 100 Div. Rate. » 26'z 881, 112 4 115% o1 106%2 15 & 1082 110% 58% 100 17% 884 1101 113% 59 106% $6.00 6.00 5.50 3.60 5.00 8.00 a5 3.00 5.00 4.00 197 25 83 201 99 100 210% 106% 104'2 108 198% 25 85 201 94 100 213 107 104% 200 30 *Initial dividend or $1 paid December, 1934. tDividend-of 20 cents paid June 30, 1935. o THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, WEEKLY SUMMARY WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1935, By the Associated Press. — 1935 — mlh Low. Stocks and dividends. 29% 8% Acme Wire vto (a3712¢) 4 1% Aero Supply Mfg B - 7 813 Agfa Ansco_____ 184 Ainsworth Mfg (al%)-. T Air InvestorsInc. ... 4 Air Investors Inc ww_ 12% Air Investors Ipc cv pf. 30 Alabama Grt South (b2) 40' 37 Alabama Power pf (6)_.x 66 41% Alabama Power pf (7) _.x 75 4 Alllance Investment___. 1 1% Allied Intl Inv____ k) 12% Allied Mills, Inc (a25c). 18% Aluminum Co of Amer.. 63 ‘Aluminum Co pf (1%)_ x)02% Alumn Goods Mfg(40c). '13% Aluminum Ltd - 29 * Am Beverage Corp 3 Am Capital pf ($114) 20% AmCities P& L (3) A Am Cities P& L (B) __ Am Cynamid (40c) B Am Equities £ Am & For Pwr war __ ‘Am Fork & Hoe (a30c) - Am Founders ‘Am Founders 1st pf B Am Founders 1st pf D. Am Gas & Elec (1.40) _ 's Am Gas & Elec pf (6)_ Am Hard Rubber._ Am Laundry Mch (40¢)- Am Lt & Trac (1.20) Am Lt & Trac pf (113) Am Maracaibo._ Am Meter Co . Am Pneumatic Service_ Am Potash & Chemical_ Am Superpower __ 2 Am Superpower pf __ Am Superpower 1st y Amsterdam Trad (b4 Angostura W (720¢c) 4 Ape Mfg Appalach El Pw pf (7). Arcturus Radio Tube_ Ark Natural Gas. Ark Pwr & LUpf (7) _ x 8314 Art Metal Works (40¢) x 10 Asso El In Ltd (a21?sc). 8% as&Elec_______. 1w Asso Gas & Elec (A) ... 1% AssoGas & Elec$5pf__. 7 sso Invest (80c¢) 341 Asso Lanudries of Am_. s Assoc Laun of Am v.te. 3 Asso Tel Ltd pf (133) ... 25'% Atlantic Coast Fish_. 7 Atlas Corp (a30c) - Atlas Corp war Atlas Corp pf (3) A_ Atlas Plywood ‘Auto Voting Mch(t30c). 13 60 437 Ax-Fisher Tob (3.20) A x 54 494 28 42 15 513 1% 132 123 Babcock & Wilcox (40c) 47 Bauman (L) 7% 1st pf. 30 Bellanca Aircraft Bell Tel of Canada (6) : Bickford's Inc (1) Bliss Co (E W) __ Blue Ridze Corp » Blue Ridge ( Blumenthal (S 2ie) ring (1). ac Lt & Pwr___ Bridgeport Machine Brill Corp (A) - Brill Corp (B) Brit-Am T cou B a4 's¢ Brit Celanese Ltd rcts Brown Copf_______ 414 Brown Forman Dis 30 B ve Pipe Line (3)_. 145 694 BN&EP1stpf (3) . 30 Bunker Hill & Sullivan 20 Burco, Inccv pf (3) 1% Burma Ltd (a4 7-10¢) 5% Butler Bros_____ i Cables & Wire(A)rets__ Cables & Wire(Bjrcts _ Cable&Wire pf (ald.fe). Canadian Ind Alco (A). anadian Marconi 2 1% arib Syndicate : 2 rnation Co (1) 181y ro P& Lpf (7)- 86% 1% 0 1103 107 Celanese Corp pf ( Celanese 1st pt (7) Celluloid Corp pf. - 26 Cent Hud G&E ct (80c). 15% Cent & Southw U 1 Cent States Electric i Cent Sta El cv pt 12 Cent St E16% pf 10 Cent States E17% pf___. 14 Centrifugal Pipe (40¢).. Charis Corp (113) i Chesebrough Mfz(f4'2) % Chi Rivet & M (1 - Chiet Consolidated - Childs Copf . ___ Cities Service Cities Seryvice pf City Auto Stamip (60¢) Llaude Neon Inc -- Clev Elec Illum (2). Clev Tractor Club Aluminum Uten_. Colon Oil = ColtsPat Fire Arms(1% Colum G & Ecv pf (3) Colum O &. Comwlth Edison (4). Comwlth & Sou war_ Community P Como Mines ll‘- Compo Shoe M “ste(50c)- 7 Cons Aircraft 1 Cons Copper- 52% Cons Gas Balto (3.60) 2 Cons Retail Stores 1 Cons Royal (20¢)_ . 36 Contl G & E pr pf (7)- 3% Cooper Bessemer__ 16% Cooper Bess pf (A) ww. 3 Copper Range 2% Cord Corp - 1t Corroon & Reynolds ___ 22 Corroon & Reyn'ds pf A. 4()l Y% Cosden Oil (Maine) (d). * 7 CraneCo ___ 16% 87 Crane Co pf (12)_. 109% 10 Creole Petroleum 19% 4 Crocker Wheeler # Croft Brewing % Crown Central Pe! 7% Crown Cork Int A(:.y(\c) 1% Cuban Tobacco Vie - 30 Cuneo Press (1.20) 2% 1% Cusi-Mexicana Mining_. —eeeeeee e 6% 4% Darby Petrol (50¢c) 2 % Derby Ofl & Ref_ 11 4 Detroit Gray Ir Fy bloc. 2'% Dictograph Products __ 21 Distil Crp Ltd(a74 2-5¢) 138 Distillers<Corp-Seag. 11 Distilled Liquors_ 10% Doehler, Die Casting 80% Dow Chemical (2 18 Driver Harris (a2ic).. 91% Driver Harris pf (7) % Dubilier Condenser_. 37 Duke Power (3) . 6% Duval Texas Sulphur __ 3% Eagle Picher Lead ___.. 21, Eastn Gas & Fuel Asso_ 44 38 EastnG&FDpf(6).___ x5l% 58 Eastn G&F As prpi it x 65 % Eastern States Power _. 74 5 Eastn States Pw pf (A). 14 4 Eastn States Pw pf (B) 13 3 Easy Wash Mch(a25¢)B 7% 241 Edison Bros Stores (1) x 34 12 Eisler Elec Corp 1% 31 Elec Bond & Share 14% 34 Elec Bd & Share pf (5)-. 60! 373% Elec 8d & Share pf (6).. 214 Elec Pwr Associates.. 5% 215 Elec Pwr Associates(A) % Elec Pw & Lt opt war__ 2% Elec Pw & Lt 2d pf A % Elec Shareholding 0 Elec Share pf ws($1%)- 8 EmpireG&F 6% % ——— 8 Empire G & F 7% pf. Empire P Part (350¢c) 1% Equity Corp 33% Eureka Pipe Line (4)__. * 6% Europ Elec Ltd (60c) A. # Europ Elec Ltd deb rt: % Evans Wallower Lead __ 17% 6 Ex-Cello Air & Tool 7% Fairchild Aviation 71 Fajardo Sugar (a3)- 2% Falstaft Brewing_. Tis Fanny Far Candy (50¢) x 1% Fansteel Products . 81« Fedders Mfg (A) 10% Ferro Enamel (160c)_..x 23 21% Fiatrets (a81%c) 1 % Fidelio Brewing.. 5% Fisk Rubber.__ 114 Flintkote Co (1) (A)--—- 1034 Florida Pw & Lt pf 4--ae 23% Ford Mot Can A (1%)_.. 25% Ford Mot (Can)B(1%)- 9% 7% Ford Mot Ltd (al17.7¢) . 6% 38 Net High, Lo'. olou Chge, +1% + % 7 4 =1% + % + W + % 4 +2% +1% 4 +2 4+ D. C, o ::.”m—-._ Stocks and dividends, 1% ® 14 Foremost Dairy pr p: 17% 14% FroedtertG&M cv pf1. 1% % Gen Alloys.__ - 15% HV. Oen Ll Ltd reg 137%1: 9% = Gen Pub Service Gen Tire & Rubber - Gen Tire & Rub pf(8)A_ Georgia Power pt (6)-_ x 1 Gilbert (A C)__ Glen Alden Coal (1) 7 Globe Underwrit (50c). Gold Seal Electric Gorham Inc (A) _ Gorham vtc ext (al) Grand Rapids Var ( Gray Tel Pay Sta(ailc) Grt A&P Tean-v (16) 214 Grt A&P 1St pf (7) Greenfield Tap & Die___ Guardian Investors__ Gulf Oil of Pa Gulf Sta Us $6 pf (6) « Hartman Tob Co Inc Harvard Brew Hazeltine Corp'n (11) Hecla Mining (aloc)_. Helena Rubinstein Heyden Chem (11) Holli r Gold (t65¢) Holly Sugar Horn & Hardart (1.60) . . Lo. Close. Chge. 317y Horn & Hardart pf (7) . 107 Hud Bay Min & S(ai0c) Humble Oil (1)___ Huylers of Del Huylers of Del T%pf (1) Hygrade Food Products. Hygrade Sylvan (2)____ I Pw & Lt 6% pf z 4 111 Pw & Lt $6 pt 3 Imp Oil Ltd cou (#5c) Imp Oil Ltd reg (1a0c Imp Tob Canada (135 Imp Tob G B & 1(1.0 Indiana Pipe Line (3vc). Indus Finance vie Industrial Fin7% pf___ ‘o of Amer (2) __ 4 Int Hydro E Intl Mining (60¢) Int Mining war Int Petrolm (11%)_. Intl Products Intl Safet Int Utilities (B)___ Interstate Hosiery (2)_. 8 Interstate Pw Delpf __ 14% Iron Fireman vie (1) 3% Irving Air Chute (160c) x & Italian Superpw db rts Jersey Cent P&L pf (6) x rsey Cent P&L 7% pf x Jonas Naumburg - Jones & Laughlin Steel - Kan G & E pf (7) Kirby Pet ( Kirkland Lake Gold _ Klein (D E) (t1) Kolste Kopp ¢ Kress( hore Mines ( Foundry & Mch __ Lane Bryant pf ( LefcourtReal pf ( Lehigh Coal&Nav (30¢). Leonard Oil ______ Lerner Stores (2) Lerner Stores pf (612 Liberty Baking pf 2 Lion Oil Refining __ Lone Star Gas (30¢c) Long Island Light Long Island Lt pf(7) 4 Long Island Lt pf(6)B x ¢ Loudon Pack new tile x Louisiana Land & Ex__. Lynch Corp ( McColl Front (80c = McCord Radiator (B) ... McWilliams Dr'ge (12) Margay Oil ¢ \]A\» Utilities Assoc'n__ Mayflower Axso (2)____ Mead Johnson (13) x Memphis Nat G (alle) .. Mercantile Stores Merritt Chap & S pL A - Mexico-Ohio Oil Michigan Gas & Oil Michigan Sugur Michigan Sugar pf_ Midl Sta Pet vtc (A)_ Midi Sta Pet vtc (B) Middle West Util (d) Mid West Ut cv pf A(d) Midland Roy ev pf (1) Midl Steel Prod - Midvale Steel Co (b1)__ Miss River Pw pf (6) « Mcck Judson Voe (1) _. « Mohawk Hud 1st pf (4). Mohawk Hud Pw 2d pf_ Molybdenum Corp o om Ward A ) Moody's Inv S pt pf (3)_ Mountain Prod (60c) cing Nat Bellas Hess __ vat Bond & Share (f l) at Container (2) Nat Fuel Gas (1)_. Nat Investors____ Nat Investors pf (34) Nat Leather__ __ Nat Pw & Lt pf (5)_ Nat Rubber Machine._ vat ServiceCo __ Nat Sugar N J (2) Nat Transit (80c) 4 Nat Union Radio Nehi Corp Neisner Bros pf veptune Meter (A) Vew Bradford Oil (20¢) Newmont Mines (al) N Y Auction Hondura Transit ( nr) X Y Water Service pf__ ag Hudson Power Niag Hud Pw (A) war._. Niag Shares (Md) B_ Niles-Bemit-Pond .- Noma Elec Corp _ North Am Lt & Pw North Am Lt & Pw p North Am Match (1) North Am Utility Secur. North Central Texas . North Europ Oil Corp . Northn Ind PS 6% pf(2) 4 Nor Ind Pub Sve 7% 313 North N Y Util pf (7) _. North'n Pipe Line(50c). Northn States Pw (A).. Northwest Engineer_ 30 18% Novadel Agne (2)__ —_—_— 31% 19 Ohio Brass B (1). 974 70 Ohio Edison pf (6)_ 1074 90% Ohio Oil cu pf (6) _ 11% 9% Oil Stocks Ltd (140c) 10's 4 Outboard Motors (A) 1% % Outboard Motors (B) 4% 1% Overseas Securities ___ 33, 2 Pac EastCorp _ 26% Pac G & E pt (1. 2815 Pac G & E 1st pf (134) . Pac Lighting pf (6) ... Pac Public Service ____ Pac Pub Serv pf ($20c)_ Pan-American Air (1) Pantepec Oil__ Parke Davis (1).._.. Parker Rust (3) 51 80% 531 52% 31 Penn Pw & Lt pf (6) Penn Pw & Lt pf (7). Penn Wat & Pw (3) Pepperell Mfg (3) Perfect Circle (2) Phila Co (80¢) Phoenix Secur Corp. Phoenix pf (3) __ 8% Pie Bakeries(60c) 2 Pierce Governor 8% Pioneer G M Ltd 5 Pitney Bowes P (20c) 2\9 Pitts Forgings Co Pittsburgh & L E (214)_ 46‘& Pitts Plate Glass (12)-- x % Potrero Sugar. 7% Powdrell & Alex (a25c). 23 Pratt& Lambert (1) x 1% Premier Gold (t12¢c) __x 914 Pressed Metals (e2%)_ x 34 Prod Royalty (2%4c) . 12% Properts Real vtcal.45- % Propper McCallum. ... 10% Prov Gas (80c)_. 3 4 1% 27% 147 s &5 113 30 70 8 37 13 €4 41 815 3 & 20 4313 —-- 1041, 17%) 147 80% 2% 1514 24 1 14 % 12% % 16'% % 15% % -« 56 46'3 : —1% SEPTEMBER 15, 1935—PART FIVE. OF THE NEW YORK CURB MARKET Net ,—ln:;SA +%| 9% 100 99 B3y, 40' Prudential Inv pf (6) Pub Sve Col 7% pf (7). Pub Sve Nor 111 $60 par_ Puget Sound P&L $5 pf_ 18% Puget Sound P&L $6 pf. 7% 2% Pyrene Mfg (a20c)__ —_———— 147 132} Quaker Oats pf (6) 17 99 -1 = +2% Mgy 6%gRailway & Light Secur. ~ # Rainbow Luminous (A) Y% & Rainbow Luminous (B) 12 Raymond Concrete pf 4% Reliable Stores._ 2 Reybarn Co % Reynolds ln\rs!lnz - 13 Richfield Oil1(Cal)pr(d) . 214 Richmond Radiator__ 1'% Roosevelt Field Inc 2 Root Petroleum Co Rossia International __ s Roval Typewriter Ruberoid Co (1) 60'% Safety Car H & Lt (3) 14 St Anthony Gold ___ 1 St Regis Paper 1715 St Regis Paper pf 514 [ W elected Industries cteddnd al efs( elected Ind pr pt entry Safety Control - eton Leather haw W & I henandoah Corp henandoah Corp pf herwin-Williams (4) . herwin-Wil pf (6)__ ith Coro Type 3 notone Corp old& Plat(40c) *enn Oil (1.40) A pf (1%) pf(132)B. d pf (1%)C. South Colo Power (A)__ Southern Nat Gas (d) _ ith New Eng Tel (6) South Pipe Line (30¢) __ outhland R (720c) outhw Penn P&L (4) __ panish & General . quare Deal pf A 2.20) _ Stand Oil Ohio . nd Oil Ohio pf (5) nd Pw & Lt (B) and Silver & Lead_ rett Corp tarrett Corp pf__ JB) = 1 (A) & Co (1) T tutz Motor Car ullivan Machine Sun Investing pf_ Sunray 0il Sunshine Mining (1.60) x 2 Sutherl'd Paper Co t6ic Swan Finch Oil Swift International (2)_ Swiss Amer Elec pt High. Low. Close. Chge. 9 38% 35% 15% T4 PLO1%)A x 28 FINANCIAL. Net — 1038 — Net High. Low. = Stocks and dividends, .Lo- Close. Chge. % Taggart Corp 2 Y 1% - 2215 Tampa Elee (2.24) 31‘, 340 % Tasteyeast Inc (Del) A. 1 20% 9 + 100 42 98 410% 38% +3% 35% — % 15— 6% — % 143 11% Technicolor Inc 4% Teck Hughes (10c) % Texas Gulf Products __ 76 Texas Pw & Lt pf (7) 95 5 Texon Oil & Land (60c) x 60 Tob&Allied Stks (alls). 66 1% Tob Prod Export (10¢)_. 2 23'% Todd Shipyard (2) x 300 68 Toledo Edison pf IF.) Trans-Lux DL & Triplex Saf ( 15w Tri-Contl Corp war 2% Trunz Pork Stores . Tia ‘Tubize Chatil Corp 6 2015 ol Lamp - 8% ol Lamp pf (3)__ 45 co ‘nited Air war ‘nited Carr I (1) ‘nited Chemical pt pf__ “nited Corp war =% nited Dry Dock (d) ‘nited Founders United Gas United Gas =2 United G & E pt (7) United Lt & Pw pf (A) United Lt & Pw (B). United Lt & Pw pf United Mo Ltd (a%c)__ United Profit Sharing Unit Shoe Mach (72 nit Shoe Mach pf(1 ea T an Fwe PR RS FALE AL ed Verde (40c) ted Wall v Insur LU TS niversa “tah Apex o “tah P&L pf (11.16%¢). Util Power & Lt . 2 7 “til Power & Lt pf__ Y Itility Equities v Equities pf(315 & Industrial _ ity & Industrial pf__ % Venezuela Petroleum__. § Mfg Co (1) 3's Waco Aireraft 2 Waitt & Bond (B) Walgreen Co war__ Walker (Hiram) Walker (Hiram)pf(1) Walker M ep 1 Yukon Gold__ Dividend rates in dol pavment. sOdd lo aPayable in cash or s 8% |o stock. ePlus 6% in st % in stock pPaid this year—no iegular rate dividends. nPlus 10% in stock &Paid last vea. Gate 4 rCompanies reported in receivership or being reo Anized +] Chicago Grain L | By the Associated 1% | | CHICAGO, Sep'embrr 14.—Not- withstanding seven successive days of advancing prices for Argentine wheat, | the Chicago wheat market today ruled 1 a little easier most of the time. ) Domestic arrivals of wheat big, 2,094,000 bush:ls, against only 697,000 bushels a sear agq, and this led to hedging pressure that taking the day as a whole proved to be more ' % | than a counterbalance for news of | " | precarious crop conditions in Argen- " | tina, Many of the hedging sales in | Chicago were reported as coming from holders of wheat on the Pacific Coast. | Chicago closing quotations for wheat were unsettled at the same as yesterday's finish to !> cent lower, December, 937:-94. Corn, 1<-1. off: December, 567g-57. Oats. unchanged to 's down, and provisions unchanged to a rise of 7 cents. From + % were = the outset, Chicago wheat prices fluctuated narvously within a narrow range. Buying for mil helped to absorb hedges and was a | factor in causing frequent rallies. The chief underlying source of market support, however, was knowledge that in contrast with large chances of a sensational crop disaster from drought in Argentina this season, Argentina last year had furnished 527,000,000 bushels of wheat to importing coun- tires. With the Argentine wheat export surplus from the 1935 crop almost certain to be light, it was asserted Eu- | | ropean importers were showing un- mistakable signs of uneasiness. For example, the Rotterdam wheat mar- ket today closed 17.-2% cents up. | On the other hand, there was a pro- ! nounced absence today of the heavy commission house obuying that yester- : | day gave the Chicago market a sharp sudden upturn. Favorable weather for the new corn crop had a bearish effect on the corn | market. Oats were relatively firm owing to inferior quality of current | receipts. Provisions responded to estimates that Chicago stocks of lard had shrunk 2,000,000 pounds during the past fortnight. Grain range at principal markets today: September rhut— Chicago____ Minneapolis . Kansas City | *Winnipeg “Liverpool Prev. Low. Close. Close. Chica Sinneapolis | Kansas City. Winnipez_ Liverpool 1) Chicago ] | Minneapolis_ OR1; a6ty Kansa> City_ September oa FEDERAL LAND BANKS NEW YORK. September 14 (). —Federal Land Bank bonds. Bid, Asked. PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE. PHILADELPHIA. September 14 (P (United States D!Dl",m!nl of Agricui- ture).—(Close) Eggs. 3.500: steady, re- light; demand fal prices un- changed. Dressed and live poultry, unch-nxrd II"H’. top grades, 27 0130 ore. 83" 2Rote. "2 557 % “feove 24 %Y :eso'n “eor seore. 24" N R s ‘Chevrolet Sets | he calculated. nece:rhe{ whea | Per NEW YORK BANK STOCKS All-Time Peak in Truck Deliveries By the Associated Pres NEW YORK., September 14 —August retail truck deliveries by Chevrolet to- taled 21.776 units, the largest for any month in the company’s history. The compare with 16,748 units in August, 1934. VIRGINIA TOBACCO - CROP UP 22 PER CENT Sharp Increase Reported Over Last Year in “Makings” for Cigarettes. By the Associated Press RICHMOND, Va, September 14— -cured tobacco crop, th rettes, will total 6%.- 096,400 pounds this year. an increase of 22 per cent over the 1934 yield, Henry Tailor, State-Federal crop sta istician, estimated. The total tobacco vield wiil be 92590000 pounds as compared with 80,155,000 last year LOANS AT 59, —on downtown centrally-located busi- ness property Also apartment Boose loans ‘at” 5';%, " Reasonable commis- sions Tyler and Rutherford Inc “K” St N.W Natl 0435 Soresseecessssesscesess, $ FIRST and SECOND TRUST REAL ESTATE LOANS D.C. MD. VA, 51/?__6w interest Short-Term Collateral Loans Notes Bought and Sold NATHAN LEVIN 336 Southern Bldg. Natl. 0647 sssees 40000000000 tesetvrsee Corn was damaged about 5 per cent | by the rainstorms of last week, Tav- lor said, adding that late tomatoes and Fall-sown truck crops were injured somewhat. - 5 Large yields of wheat, corn, cotton, peanuts and apples were expected to equalize the lower price on these prod- ucts this year. Heavy yields of soy beans. cowpeas and lespedeza were an- ticipated, only potatoes and cotton being forecast in lower quantities. The apple crop was estimated at 10.540.000 bushels as against 6.562,000 last year and 8.228.000 as a five-year average. Unofficial estimates have placed increase in farmers' income in Vir- ginia at $114,000.000 as compared with $101,671,000 in 1934, First Mortgage Notes 60/0 Interest Secured on homes in the District of Columbia. Wm. H. Saunders Co., Inc. W. Dist. 1015 MONEY FOR CONSTRUCT:ON LOANS and LOANS ON IMPROVED PROPERTIES 5157 Interest FIRST DEED OF TRUST ONLY GEORGEI. BORGER Successor to the business of JAMES F. SHEA 643 Ind. Ave. N.W. MEN'S SUITING HIGHER. NEW YORK, September 14 (#)— Price advances of 2': to 5 cents a yard on a number of its men’s suiting | lines, have been put into effeci by | one of the leading woolen companies. | U. S. TREASURY NOTES. NEW YORK September 14 (P —Prices quoted in dollars and thirty-seconds | Month. Year. pec For INVESTMENT Six per cent First Trust Real Estate Notes, well secured on new residential Washington property, appraised at present values. Also available at present a few $250 and $500 notes. BRADLEY, BEALL & HOWARD Phone NA. 0271. Southern Blds. Established Over 35 Years Get Your Home Loan Here . . . We Are Prepared £ GRADED TO 5 0 to Make Immediate Payment on loans may be Loans for: graded as follows: $7.50, $8.50 and $10.00 per month, includ- ing interest, for each $1,000.00 loaned, and monthly interest payments will be reduced as shares are paid. INTEREST - Refinancing existing trusts that are matur- ing on homes in Wash- ington and nearby Montgomery County, A Maryland. Inquire Today COLUMBIA BUILDING ASSOCIATION 716 11th St. N.W. Member Federal Home Loan gank System.” Digtrigt of" Colum- ia Bull dlnfl and Loan League.