Evening Star Newspaper, September 16, 1935, Page 17

FINANCIAL. U.5. BONDS MOVE 10 LOWER LEVELS Speculative Issues Beiow Best Marks and Some Score | Declines for Day. BO DAVERAGES | 20 10 Ralls. Intts GLL For'n .2 Unc. Unc. Unc. 69.3 983 683 99.3 983 ©8.3 99.1 98.3 68.8 85.7 829 65.0 99.3 98.7 70.4 922 845 655 | 929 0.0 737 68.2 60.2 458 400 64.6 1928 high-__101.1 98.9102.9100.5 10 Low-Yield Bonds. Close.-. 110.0 Prev. day. 109.9 Month ago 109.3 Year ago. 105.0 1935 high 110.7 1935 low._. 107.9 1934 high 108.3 1934 lo 99.1 1928 high 1044 1932low.. 868 832 834 828 79.2 878 76.4 89.4 4.5 Net change.- Today, close Prev. day. Month 2go- r aQO. - (Compiled by the Associated Press.) By the Associated Press. ‘ NEW YORK, September 16.—The bond market closed irregular with the general run of speculative issues well down from their highs or at net losses. U. S. Govecrnments were generally lower. Losses in the Treasury issues ranged from 1-32d to 9-32ds of a point. Treasury loans had a number of de- | clines ranging from 1-32 to 6-32 of a point. The guaranteed obligations were steadier, and Federal Farm Mortgage 3!ss were slightly improved over Saturday's final quotation. Rails moved ahead during the fore- noon, but only a few of them man- aged to carry the gains into the late trading. Bonds of Alleghany Corp., Southern Railway, Northern Pacmc‘ and International Telephone were soft, Advertising Holds About E\en With Level Year Ago| * Speclal Dispatch to The Star. CHICAGO, September 16.—Adver- tising lineage in newspapers held an | even keel during August, when com- | pared with August of last year, Adver- tising Age’s analysis indicates. The total volume of all advertising | carried in the newspapers of 84 cities, | which were measured both in August, | 1935, and August. 1934, increased | about 1.8 per cent this year over last | year, according to the analysis. The | publications measured cairied 131,- 124,895 lines of advertising last month, | compared with 128.781,007 lines JLH year. Retail lineage went up approximate- | 1y 19 per cent, the August total being | 73.319,644 lines, against 71,908811 1 lines last vear. General lineage also was up from 20,673,945 lines last year to 21.371,062 lines this year, an increase of about 3.4 per cent. Washingtt;n Exchange SALES—AFTER CALL. Capital Transit Co—11 at 171%. Bid and Asked Prices. BONDS. PUBLIC UTILITY. Amer. Tel. & Tel 4las____ 1 Am. Tel. & Teltcrg tr. 5s. Bid. Asked. 09 Wash. Gas 5s 1960 __ Wash. Gas 6s series B.. Wash. Rwy. & Elec. 4s.. MISCELLANEOU:! i STOC KS. PUBLIC UTILITY Amer. Tel. & Tel. (0 Hfl Gapital, Transic Co & W. Steamboat (6 ot Eiec, Pow. 6% ptd (5~ P El . 5127 pf 15.50)- Wash: 9% Lliiec: W:sh Ry. & EL pfd. BANK AND TRUST COMPANY. . Sec, & Tr. Co. (8) Avashington Wash, Loan & Tr. (8) FIRE INSURANCE. 80 American orcoran (2.5 remen's (1.60 ational Union TITLE INSURANCE Columbta_(30) 5 Real Estate (6 MISCELLANEOUS. Carpel Corp. (1.60)__ Lanston Monotype (4) * Mergenthaler Linotype Eeoples Druk S Pt eal Es! &G ntd curlly Smraie (5 Ter. Ref. & Wh. Corp, () wdwd. & Loth. com (f Wgwd & Lothrop ptd. {7)- 1 INSURANCE STOCKS EW September 16 (. —New York secunvyxmmrs Association: Bid. Asked. Aetna Cas (215) 89 a1 Astna Fire (1760) Atricultiral (h Am Ins Newark (12) ‘Am Reinsur (2'2) | Am Surety (1) Ve | utomobile (]} alt Amer (.20g oston (16) __ arolina_(1.20a) City of N ¥ (1) Conn Gen Life ( £T Dep_( ulches'.er a ¢ a—Including extras. g—Declared or paid so far this year. —_———— FREIGHT LOADINGS. NEW YORK, September 16 (#.—Revenue 1rel:m carloadings on railroads reporting !odly for week ended September 14 in- Ty ek Prev. l.m st ook, mmmou & Ohio 46,377~ 38300 P IOMEEAL SILVER. Septe: 18 (®.—Silver ronsers 'to %5 higher. % oo 9600 % 8501 86.08 futum closed Sales, 2 eonuuu. | 451944-54 | Bavaria S 615545 | Estonia is 67 | Ital PUCrd 7852 Japan 5%s 65 | Queensland 7s "41 | Svdney 5% ‘65 BONDS ON N. Y. By private wire direct to The Star. Approximate Transactions Today. U. S. Gov't Bonds $2.380,000 Foreign Bonds. 1,460,000 Domestic Bond 5,260,000 LIBE R*V Low. Close. 4th 41{s33-38 rg. 10676 16014 10014 TREASURY. 27451955-60.__. 9923 9914 9914 35 1946-48 _______ 10130 10123 10123 - 1026 10128 10128 103 10227 10227 10230 10222 10124 3145 1949-52 3%s5 1941, 318 1044-46 __. 104 334s 1940-43 June 10 34,5 1941-43 Mar 106 27 335 1943-47 105 22 10520 10520 33,3 1946-56 108 22 10822 10822 1109 110 110 4%s-31,51943-45 10413 1045 1045 415 1947452 11430 11426 11428 FEDERAL FARM MORTGAGE. 2%s 1942-47 9911 998 998 381947 100 13 10010 10010 351949 10010 100 1002 31451964 10210 1023 1023 HOME OWNERS’ LOAN. 2% s 1939-49 994 9827 9830 351952 1005 9930 9931 FOREIGN BONDS. Hign, Low. Clnse. 31 303y 94% 941 9(\’ 100 10014 92 92 95% Abitibl Pa&Pw 63 ‘53 Akershus bs ‘63 Antwerp 5s ‘58 Argentine 533 '62.. Argentine 65 ‘57 A__— 954 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTO) STOCK High. Low. Close. At1&Ch AL4%s'44 102 101 102 Atl Coast L 1st 48°62 92 91% 92% Atl Coast Lclt 4s'52 75 Z ’7’21 77 91'\4 9% 34 4214 34 4214 107 103 107 101% Atlantic&D 1st 4348 AUG& W 15859 __ Atl Refin deb 65'37__ 107 Baldwin Loco 58 "40_. 103 E&O 18t 4548 _ B& O 4%s'60 B&O1stbs 48 B& Oref 55°95 A B & O ref 552000 D__ B&O6s'96 F B & O ref 6s'95 C 103 2 101 59% « 107 731 7314 B & O Swn 6550 Bang&Aroos 4s ‘1. Bank&Aroos cv 4s '51 109 Bell T of Pa §s'48 B. 1181 Bell T of Pa 6s°60 C. 1237 Beneficial L 6s'46 _ 1114 Beth St rf db 5s "42_. 1131, Bos & Me 4%s 61J.. Bos & Me 65 67 Bot Con M 6534 Bklyn Edis 5s'49 A _ BKlyn Ets 5552 B~ 1074 Bklyn M T 6349 A__. 105% Bklyn M T 65 '68 A__. 1063 Bklyn Un El 68’50 __ 108 Bklyn Un Gas 5s '45_. 119% Bklyn Un Gas 5s'50 5 Buft R&P con 4% Bush Term cn 58 Bush T Bldg 5s '60 ... By-Prod Ck 5%s '45.. Calif Packing 55 40_. 1041« Camag S 7s‘42ctfs__ 10 1057 109 nxu 123 10815 107 106 106% 108 119% 1041 65 40% 60 83% 104 10 107 105 106%% 108 119% 1041 83 | Mo 111 5559 Canada Sou 5s'62 A_. 109'; Can'dian Nt R4%8'51 105% 10915 105" 109 105% 95'3 951 957 9513 Argentine 6s ‘58 B. Argentine 65 '69 June Argentine 6s ‘59 Oct Argentine 65 60 May Argentine 6s '60 Sept Argentine 65 60 Oct Argentine 6s ‘61 Febr Argentine 6s 61 May Australia 438 ‘56 Australia 5s Australia 58 Austrian 7s ‘57 57% 95% 95% 95y 97 1084 1081, | 1% 30% | 10313 107 113'% 10T 25% 27T Belgium 6s 55 Belgium G‘bs 49 65 Berlin 6s'58_ Berlin 628 '60.. Berlin Elec 6 Bolivia 7s 58 | Bolivia 7s '69 Bolivia 8s'47 Brazil 6%s '26-'57... Brazil 635 '27-'5 Brazil 7s’ Brazil 8s'41 Bremen St 7s '35_. Brisbane 55 ‘57 Buenos A C 6560 Ap. Buenos A 6s ‘61 st Pv Buenos A C 6135 '55 . BuenosA6%s'61stPv. Caldas 73;s 46 Canada 45’60 _ Canada 4338 36 Canada 5s'52 Chile 65 '60 Chile 6561 Jan._._. Chile 6s 61 Febr. Chile 65" Chile 6s 62, Chile 6s Chile 7s "4 Chile Mtg Bk 63 61— Chile Mtg Bk 65 '62__ Chile Mtg Bk 6%8'61. Chilean Mun L 7s°60. Chinese Gv Ry 55 '51. | Colombia 6s'61 Jan_. Colombia 6561 Oct . Copenhagen 4%s '53. Copenhagen 65 ‘52 . Cordoba 7857 stpd. | Cordoba 7s'42 Prv__. Costa Rica 75 ‘51 A May coupon on--. | Cuba 5%s 45 . Cuba 68’53 Czechoslovaki Dena Denmark 5345 ‘55 Denmlrk 6542 c Pw Ger 633850 Ll Salvador 8s 48 ct 101% 32 37 94 106 - 102% . 176 38 30 37% 40% 28 38 108% 905 22 58 504 4% B85% = 99% Karst 6s'43 ct stprin 27ia Kreu&Toll 55'59A cfs 34% Merid Elec 7857 A_. 50 Met Water 5148 '50... Milan 6%s Montevideo 7s New So Wales & New So Wales 5s 'E’I 100% Nor Ger Lld 6s’'4Tnew 45 Norway 5563 101'% Norway b%s 65 10113 Norway 6843 —ceaes 1041 Norway 6s ‘44 1041 Norway 6s '52 103 Norw Hy El 6%8'57.. 98 Oriental Dev 6s'53.... 8’%‘. Panama 5 Panama 5s'63 stp asd 50 Peru 6s'60 Peru 6s '61. Peru 7s '59 Finland 6s 45 Finland 6%s " French Gov 7s GerCBk A 6s'38____ Ger C Bk A 68°60 Oct. Ger CBK A T8'50 ___ Ger Prov & City Bk con Ag 6148’68 Ger Gov 5%5 '65 Ger Rep 78’49 GrtBr& Ir6% GrtCElJap 6%s '50. Heidelberg 715 '50 ltaly 78°51. Ital Crd P W 78’47 B. « 1014 | 1041 | 1045 Poland 7s '47.. Poland 8s'50.. Prussia 6s '62 Prussia 6%s 108% | 27% | 1% | Rhein-Rhur 6s " Riode Jan 6%8 ‘53 Aug coupon off Rio Grdo Sul 6s 68 June coupon off__ Rio Gr do Sul 78 '67 June coupon off__. Rome 6148 52 ... Rumania 7859 Aug couponoft___ 26l Santa’¥ Arg 18’52 stp 56 Sao Paulo St 6s'63 July coupon of?. 18% Sao Paulo St 8s '3 24% 16 13% 134 14 47 14 4T 26% 56 13% July coupon off__. Sao Paulo C 8s°52 couponoff ._____.. Sao Paulo St 8s '50 July couponoff__. 15% Saxon Pb W 7s’45___ 33 Serbs 7s'62 unmecon 274 Siemens & H 7s '3 61% Silesia Prov 78 '58 0% Silesian Bk 6s 47 46'% 9813 82 944 81% 94% 24% Tailwan Elec 5%8°71. Toho El Pw 78 Tokio £l Lt 68’63 Ujigawa E P 78 '45.. Upper Aust 75 '45 unmat coupon on.. 109 Uruguay 65 60 . 39 381 Uruguay 68 '64.. 39 384 Warsaw 7s ‘68 69% 691 Westphal E1 P 6s”63. 32% 32! Yokohama 6s’61._._.. S84% 84% DOMESTIC BONDS. Alb Per W P 68’48 _ 42 Alb Per WP 6s'48ww. 45% Alleg Corp 6344 ____. i Alleg Corp b: 6634 Alleg Corp 6s '50 Alleg Corp bs b 81% 94% 109 Am Int] 6%s 09 Am Roll Mill 4% Ann Smelr & R b 47 100% Am T & T gold 45’36 102% A T&S Fegn 4s'95 rg 104 AmT&T ¢%8°3y 109% Am T & T cl tr bs'46. 108l Am T & T deb bs 60 112 Am T & T deb 65. 1123 AmT& T 65%s"43 Am Type Fd 65'40 cfs Am Wat Wks bs '4 Am Writ P 6s 47 cfs_ Ann A istexip 4s Arm'r(Del)1st 45 '65... A T&S Flo 48 °05-66. A T&S Fegnds'95._. 10915 109% 108% 108% 1115 111% 112 112% 113 113% 48% 48% 4 1042 105 24% 24 24 61 61 62 93% 98% 98% :| Can‘dian Nt R4358'57 106’y 95% | 958, | | | | | % | Com Inv T 6% | DelP& L 4%s'71__ | Gen Cable 5%s '47 | Goody'r T&R fs 6 106'3 105% 105% 105% 105% 1078 1074 107% 107 1091, 1097, 110'¢ 110% 118' 118'3 | 851n 85l 10113 101% 995 100 10414 | Can'dian Nt R4 %555 10735 69July 1084 an‘dian Nt 5s'69 Oct 1101 Can'dian Nt R 58 '70_ 110% Can’'dian N db6 15’46 1181, | Can'dian Pe dbasperp 5% Can’'dian Pc 4%s'46. 102 Can'dian Pe 4% '60_ 100 Can‘dian Pc 5564 _ 10414 | Cent Br U Pac 4s'48_ 27, Cent of Ga 5s " 59 C 10 | CentofGarfs | Cent of N'J gen bs ‘87 1 Cent of N Jgn3s'87rg 98% | Cent Pac 1st rf 48°49. 102! Cent Pac 65 '60 Cent Steel 8s " Cert'd deb b | Chesap Cevel Es RiS Chesap Corp s '41 © c c& Cht Chi B & Q gen 45 '58 Chi B&Q ref 6s ‘71 Chi & E 111 5s " | Chi Ind & So 455 ChAGrt W 48 '59 CM&StP 4s 89 CM&StP 58'75. CMStP&P ad) 55 2000 | Ch1 & NW gn 4s 87 | Ch1& NW gn 4s'87 st. Chi & NW 4348 2037 . Chi & NW 4153s2037C. Chi& NW 4%s 49 | Chi & NW rf 68 2037 CENW Nr W 6%s ‘36 Chi R I&P gn 45’88 __ Chi R 1&Prf 43’34 __ Chi R 1&P rf 4s'34 cf. |CRI&P 4138752 Chi R 1&P 435 "60 Chi T H&S 15t 55°60_ Chi T H&S inc 55 60 Chi Un Sta 48’63 . Ch1& W I con 45 ‘52 Chi& W 15%s Childs & Co 5843 Chile Cop deb 65’4 CCC&StL rf 4338'17E 753 |CCC&StLrf58'63D 85 | CCC&StLStL dv4s'90 91% CinGas El 4s 68 A __ 105 Cin Un Ter 58'57C__ 113 Cin Un Ter 58 2020 B. 110% Clev Un Ter 43%8°77. 917 ClevUnTerbs'73B 99 Clev Un Ter 6148'72A 1034 Colo Ind cl tr 58 34__ 31% Col & So 4% 80 56% Columbia G & E deb 5s'52 April Columbla G & E 63’52 May Columbia G&E 6s'61. 95's Col RP&L 538’42 110% 49 11115 Con Gas N Y 4%5'51. 107% ConGas N Y 58'57__. 105% Con G N Y db 5% 5°45. 106% Consumers Pw s '52. 133!., 103% 105% 10413 '5! 107 107 116 110 112% 107 107% 116 110 1121 &Q 1 dv 31449 103, 107 106 107 116 110 111% 103 102 107 107 110% 1104 Container deb 55 '43... Container 6s '46 CrownC&S 68 Crown Will P 6s'51_ Cuba Nor RR 6% Cuba R R 1st 5852 Cuba RR 6536 Cuba R Rref 7%s'36 Del & Hud ref 4s "43._ Den& RGen 4s'36.. Den& RG W 58 '55__ Den&RGW 5555 asst Den & R G rf 6578 Des M&FtD 4s'35ctfs 3l Det Edison 4%5s'61 D 111% Det Edison rf 6s '49__ 105% Det Edison 5s* Det Edison rf 555 Det Edison 55 105% 109% 1091 111% Dul S S & At 5537 47 Duqu Lt 1st 433567 104 | N Y Centev 63’44 [UreWRR&N4 | Pac Tel 1st 58 '37 | Pac T&T ref 6 | Park-Lx 6%s 53 efs_ | Phila B&W 414 EastCuba S 73%8'37. 16 EIP&S Wref5s'65. 101 Erfecv 4s’53 A___ Erie cv 4s°53 D. Erle 4396 _ Erie gen 48 '96 Erie ref 6s '67.. Erfe ref 6s'75. - Erie & Jersey 6s °55_. Fed Lt & Tr6s 54 B_. Fla EC Ry 6874 Fran Sug 7%s "42.. Gen Steel C 58 49 Gen Thea Eq 65 40 ._. Gen Th Eq 6s "40 cfs_ Ga Caro & Nor 6s'34 Goodrich 6s ‘45 Goodrich 6345 * 10015 1081 104 95 2614 104 102% Gotham Silk H 6s 36 Gould Coup 6s ‘40 Gr Tr'k of Can 3 Gr Tr'k of Can 7s '40. Gt N R gen 4% GtNRgen4%s'l1TE GtN R gen 68’73 C__. Gt N R gen 7836 A.. Gulf M& N b Gulf M & N 5850 . Gulf Sta St1 5%s " e Hoe Val 4%s" Hudson Coal bs ‘62- Hud & Man inc 6s'67. Hud & Man ref bs '5' 111 Bell Tel 68568 111 Cent coll ur 111 Cent col tr 4s '63... I11 Cent ref 4s ‘56 ICC&St L NO b8 63 . 111 Steel deb 4 %s 40 Inland St 4%s 78 A_ Int R T 1st rf 68 "6 Int R T 6s°33 Int R T 6s 32 ctf: Int RT 7s 32 int Cement Int Gt Nor a¢ Int Hydro EI Int Mer Mar Int Pap 1st 5847 Int Pap ref 6s°65___. Int Rysof C A 68°72. IntT&Tcov4%s'39. IneT&T4%s 52 . IntT&T 6856 Kan C Sou rf in 65 50 Kan C Ter 1st 45’60 Keith 6s'46 Kings County Elev 63 0614 893 | 1015 Lautaro Nitr Leh C&N 4% Leh Val Coal Leh Val Har 6854 _. Leh V Pa con 4s 2003 L V Pacon 4%s 2003 Leh V RR con 852008 51% Leh Val Ter 65'41__.. 104 1027,5 104 AT&SFed%s 43 A T&S F RMt dvé Atlanta & Bir 4s "33 -3 105% 106% 105% PUNEES RIS U 2 LM' '86s°41. . __. 104% 104% 104% ng Isl unif 4s49_. 103 108 103 Lonlllldlb §8°37... 103% 103% 103% # EXCHANGE High. Low. Cldse. La & Ark 68 '69 __ 5% ToU T5% LouG & E 5852 A-_. 111% 1111 111% L & N unif 43°40 107 107 L&N4%s2003C 102 102 L&Nrf5%s 2003 106 106 L & N Mo&N 415s'45. 111 111 111 L&NP&M4s 46 __ 104% 104% 104% McKess & R 5%s8°50. 101% 101% 101% Manhat R 4890 __ T0% 70 Manhat R 45 90 ctf 66% 66% Marion St Sh 6s "47 5 76% Mead Co 6s "45 974 972 Met Ed 1st rf 43 107% 107% Met W S E1 Ch 45’38 17 a7 Midvale S&0 5536 ._ 1017 1017 101% MIIER&SLG6s'61_. 100% 100% 100% Mil E R&S L rf 5s'71. 100 993, 998, 397 40% 1 17 Mil Spa & N W 4347, 40% Minn&SLrfas49.. 1 Minn& SLbs'34cfs. 5 MStP&SSM 514578 .. 844 24% 63% 41% 8y 26 26 26 26 6 €0. 10315 101 978 MoK &T Ist48'90__ Mo K & T 5562 A Mo K & T adj 53 '67 Mo Pac 4s 15 Mo Pac 5877 F. Mo Pac 53'78 G Mo Pac 5880 Hoveee. Mo Pac 68’811 o oee Mo Pac 5%s'49 A Monong Ry 18t 4 Mont Cent 5s 37 Mont Pwr 53’62 A Morris & Co 43453 Mor & Esx 4148 '55 Mor & Esx 5s'55 Murray Body 6%8 '42 165 Nashv C&St L 4s'78_ 86 Nassau El 43 51 gtd_ 61 Nat Acme 6s°42_____ 1015 Nat Dairy 5% s 48 ___ 104 Nat Dis P C4%s'45_. 100% Nat Steel 45°65 © __ 10415 New J P&L 43360 . 105 New Or GNR 5883 A 71 New Or P S 68 ‘62 A Neéw Or PS 5855 B __ New Or Ter 1st 45 '53 New Or T&M inc5 75 New Or T&M 65 103 ; 88% 974 161% 10025 100% « 104% 105 705 81 | New Or T&M 68 54 N Y Cent 4s 42 N Y Cent con 4398 ___ N Y Centrfdalgsz013 NYCrf4%s2013n_ N ¥ Centref 55 2013 8514 T0 T0% 76" . 109%, 109 NYC&StL 15t 4s '3 NYC&StL 44878 6213 NYC&StL 58 *7 72 | NYC&StL 1st 6 N Y Conn 1st 43s°'53 N Y Dock §s'38 N Y Edison §s ‘51 C-. NY Edisref 6%s 41, NYGEI HEP 4849 NYL&W Ist4s'73__ NY NH & H 33554 NY NH & H 45 57 NYNH&H4Yys'¢ NW NH&H el tr 65'40 NY NH & Hcv 6s 48 544 54 107% 1074 111% 111% 12 112 9814 | N Y O&W gen 4s 55... N Y O&W ref 4s'92__ N Y Rys inc 6365 N Y Rys incés'g5asst. N Y S&W 1st 1t 55'37 N Y Tel gen 4145 ‘39 N Y Trap Rock 6546 NYW&B4is 46 ag L&O P bs '55 Niag Sh 6%s’'5 Norf&W 1st 4s | North Am Co & North Am £d se57 A North Am Ed 5%s '63 Nor'n Pac gen 33 2047 Nor'n Pac 48'97_____ Nor'n Pac 4345 2047.. Nor'n Pac 55 2047 C__ | Nor'n Pac 53 2047 D._. | Nor'n Pac 63 2047 Nor'n St P 1st5s’41A. NornStPé6s'41B__ Ohto Pub Ser 7345 '46 Ore RR & N 45°46 10735 1128 1073% 10345 99 10614 105 110 943 112% 1072 61 10: Otis Steel 63'¢1.__. PacG & £ 5342 k2 Param’t Pietures 6s'55 95% 31 Penn Dixie C Penn RR con nm *60 Penn R Rgn 4%s | Penn R Rdb 418 Penn R R 4%5'63._. Penn R R 5864 Penn R R gen 5 Penn R R6%8°36 ... Penn P& L 4%s Peo G Lt&C rf 53 '47 Pere Marg 1st 4s '56._. Pere Marq 4%s'80 _. Pere Mara 1st 5s '56._ Phila B&W 4543 105% 105% 106% 106% 11213 11235 102 102 105 1054% 107 1074 81.. Phila Co 55 '67. Phila El Co 4s°'71 Phila& RC& 1 bs Phila& RC& 1 6s 49 Phillips Petr 6% s ‘39 Pillsbury F1 M 6s 's3 PCC&StL 415540 A _ PCC&StL 43542 B. PCC&StL 55 70 A___. PCC&StL58"15 B __ Port Gen El §%s '60 Porto Rico A T 6s'42 Postal Tel & C 55 '53_ Pub S E&G 43%5s'70__ Pure Oil 4358’50 Purity Bak §s 48 K-K-O 6s 41 Reading R 4348°97 A Reading Jer C 45 '51._ Rem-R 634847 A ww Rep 1&St1 6%s'53 A Richfield Oil 6s ¢4 | Richfield O 6s "44 cfs_ Rio G W col 4s'49 A St L-SF4s’50 A St L-S F 4%s'78 cf st | StL-SFb5s'50 B St L SW 1st ter b St LS Wenrfbs StPCtR C5s'37 St P Un Dep ref 5s°72 lll“ San A&A Pass 4s 43 | Schulco 6 eabd A L 4s '50 stp_. eabd AL 6s 45 A __ Seabd A L 6s '45 cfs Seabd A-F1 65354 ct. Sharon S H 51,8 48__ Shell Pipe L 58 '62... Shell Un Oll 58 *47.. Silesian Am 7s ‘41_ Skelly O11 5%s '3 So Colo Pwr 6s '47 So Paccol 4s'49_____ So Pacref 4s '55____. So Pac 4%8s 68 So Pac 4% '69. So Pac4%s'8 So Ry Mem div 5s'9 So Ry M&O 4538 So Ry St Ddiv 4s'51. Southw Bell T 5s '54. Ta% 40‘4 106% 105&. 106% 101% 10115 101% 5513 54t 554 103% 103‘4 103% 1002 100% 100t 1037% 1037 103% 100 100 100 15 115 115 9% 91 91 577 3571 57% 101t 1013 10114 24% 241 24% 118 118 118 8615 8615 8614 106 106% 10614 1047 10435 10415 113 112% 112% 1061 105% 105% 102% 1021 102 - 106% 106% 106% locv. 106% 106% 921/. 93 9'm 97% 20% 2004 914 91 90 20 49% Studebaker cv 6s "45_ Swift & Co 3% Tex & NO&s ’fl Tex&Pac 1st §s 2000 Tex & Pac 65379 C_. Third Av ref 4s Third Av 1st 5s'37 Third A ad in ex 5i Trenton G&H 5s* Truax T C 6%%s '43_ Un El L&P 6867 __. UnEL&PG6%s '54. Un Pac 1st 48 47 Un Pac 1st rf 4s 2008. Un Pac 4s°68 Un Pac 4%s 67 Unit Biscuit 68°50__. U S Rubber 6s "47_ Untv Pipe & R 6s Util P& L 6s'69 ww_ UtHIP&L6%s 47 .. Vanadium cv 5s 41 Ver Sug 1st 7s "42 cfs Va El & P 5s'54 Va E&P Ist rf 58’55 A VaRy4%s'62B. ___. VvaS W con 58 '58 { Wabash 418 '78 ctfs. B Warren Br ov 6841 105 (0 PRICES IRREGULA ONPRODUCE MART Cantaloupes and Pears Weak—Live Poultry Val- ues Also Decline. Quotations were slightly irregular on the Washington produce market today. Cantaloupes and pears were weak 5pots in the fruits and vegetable di- visions. Eggs were barely steady with | moderate supplies moving slowly. ‘Weakness in live poultry brought a 2-cent decline in Spring chickens and Plymouth Rocks. The summary, with egg and live poultry prices, furnished by the De- partment of Agriculture, follows: BUTTER_—One-pound prints (2 score), ub, 1-pound prints (90 score), 1-pound prints (80 score), a37, lard, dy at un- Sunnlles modzrau lnd changed prices. Current re moving slowly hennery whites, large. diadd dated white eggs (including marketing costs): U. S. 1 U8 extras, | &S, 1aree, 17 five $oULiRY— “Maket weak Plymouth Rocks, Fow: 14a15; Leshorns alti: fancy i ixed ‘colors. 18 ts by original receivers | mediums | spring chickens | moeostly : lower. 13 Leghorns. Spring chickens: outh Rocks. average. | & few i Sales' in large up 0 & a.m. lods | Kennecott Earns 32 Cents a Share By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, September 16.—Ken- necott Copper Corp. and subsidiaries report for the six months ended June 30 net profit of $3,418,097 after de- | preciation and Federal taxes but be- i(ore depletion. This is equal to 32 cents a share of capital stock and | compares with net profit of $3,888,409 or 36 cents a share in the first half of 1934, CHICAGO STOCK MARKET | tng is the complete official list of trans- | Exchange today: 300 Butler 50 Cen 111 Pub Sve pt 550 Cen Iil Sec loCen & 8 Wt 180 Kaiamazoo ' Stove 50 Katz Drug 100 Ky Ut Jr cum pf 10Ky Ut 67 bt 100 Ken-Rad T & 300 Keystone Stl 120 Keystone Stl pf__ 1 mbKlnlsbuu Brew. 470 La Salle Ext__ _ 100 Lib-MeN & L 700 Lincoln _Pr_ 100 Lincoin Pr b 100 Loudon Pack " 300 Mickeiverry s 50 Modine - 28 10 Montg Ward A Jm 100 Musk_Mot_Sp 20 Nat T 300 Nat ‘Grpsam 100 Nat Union Radio 1300 Noblitt-Sparks 100 No West Eng -‘n Quaker Oats 30 Raytheon xtc 50 Reltance Mfg 70 Reliance Mfs I 1 s 200 Ryerson - 10 So'west G & E pf 100 Std - Dredg S§td Dreds pt - aper ES 100 Utah Radio -_72 50 Util & Ind 40 Viking Pump Pf 39 180 Waukesha Mot~ 500 Wil Oil-O-Mat 100 Wi x(x Bankshrs 100 Yatés Mach _ 700 Zemth Rad 4% Stock sales today—46. 000 shares. No bond mn COMMODITY Y PRICES. Previous day. month ago. 7298 | ™' Range of recent vears High _ 14 5661 ge equals 100 Miscellaneous Markets. Additional New York ‘markets (as com- piled by the Associated Press WoOL TOPS “Futires. closed quiet. un- chaneed o 1 . 91.00; §pot steady: Rio No. Bnmos No & ROt e Fand eight u{- 25, ded’ Santos Bourbon s and 25, Rio futures closed firm: . “December. 5.04n: May, 5.9 in. Santos futures firm: sulel. 4nun December. 8.08n: March. & UGAR—Fytures No i closed bare steads. uncha 3 tons. ‘Seotember Janiary; ';uob watch, 2. 161 ‘ChubE RUBBER—Futures closed demfy "_l‘ stli;dlrd > c ch, 31.74b, 1186 "smoked bePd spot. 11.21n. W H! Dl——l”u(ures closed steady. un- chiaea LK Risher " December. 11.150; March 11.46b: June. Sales, 1.- 120 00 pounds RAW SILE—Putures closed steady 4-5 sales, 2750 be! 70b:; January quotations_ (60-day basia: cam flature 78 per cent seri: 1.50n; Canton double extra A" 14 1:42%5n: Japanese special crack double jexirs 81 per cent seripiane 13-15s. 1.9 b—Bid. n—Noan-] CRUDE OIL PRICES. TULSA, Okla.. September 16 (#.—Base grude oil prices:" Midcontinent area—okla- homa-Arkansas. gravity scale to $1.08; North snd North Central Texas, seale to $1.03: Guil - Texi avity scaes to SiAd and Sh 14: Wen ?iexn (Permian- Basin), 70 and 7. ‘nxu P-nmncle gravity scales to ll and 91 cents. Rocky Mountain area— Balt Creek, Wyoming, eravity scale to 81, ia Eastern — remuy Lvan: mnqud-Allenn{ Southwest Pennsylvinia llnn. S grade in Eureka lines, $1 fn"Buckeye lines. $1-52: Co 11.75b. Low. Close. Westchester L 5s ‘50 120% 110'/5 120% WPaPlst5s'56G . 108 108 108 West'n Md 1st 45°52. 971 96%4 97 30% 30 30% 30% 380% 30% 99% 99% 99% 3. 100% 100% 100% 35 ct 14% 14% 14% 8’42 461 46% 46% W Sp Stl con Wilkes B&E 1 Wilson&Co 1st Youngtn S&T 68’70 B Youngtn S&T 58’78 A 98% 98 99 98y 98% 98 During Half Year ‘ CHICAGO. September 16 (#.—Follow- | actions in stocks on the Chicago Stock | MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1935. Maryland Tobacco! Prices Are Firm, Receipts Increase Bpecial Dispatch to The Star. BALTIMORE, September 16.—The market for Maryland leaf tobacco holds very firm on all desirable grades and values are well maintained at last week’s levels. Both receipts and sales show an increase over the pre- vious week with 1,553 hogsheads.and 1,430 hogsheads, respectively, leaving a stock in State tobacco warehouses of 29,671 hogsheads. While the heavy rains seriously | especially St. Marys County, feports' received at the State tobacco ware- house indicate that the crop will ex- ceed production for the last few years. SALES GAIN SHOWN BY SEARS, ROEBUCK Volume for Eighth Period | Climbs 18.2 Per Cent Above Level of Year Ago. By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, September 16.—Sears, | Roebuck & Co. today reported sales | for the eighth period, August 14 to | September 10, increased 182 per cent over sales for the corresponding period | last year and were greater than sales for the seventh pericd this year. For the first eight periods, January 30 to | September 10, sales were 25 per cent greater than during the correspond- ing period in 1934. Eighth-period sales In 1935 totaled $27,913,502, compared with $23,609.- 935 last year and $24,587,644 the sever’h period this year. For the eight periods this year sales totaled $230.623 450, compared with $§184.- 533,551 the 1934 corresponding period. | Searsint, Ltd., has been orgnnm:d\ in London to distribute products of | Sears International, Inc, in the; United Kingdom and Ireland, George F. .Dixon, president of Sears Inter- | national, announced today on his re- turn from a trip in Europe. The new company, financed en- tirely by British capital and operated | exclusively by British business men, | he said, would have no financial con- nection with Sears, Roebuck & Co. but will utilize its own dealer organi- | zation to distribute Sears merchan- | dise under its own franchise, NEW YORK BANK STOCKS | 'CONTINUE TO DECLINE : Special Dispatch to The Star. i NEW YORK, September 16.—New | York City bank stocks continued their downward movement during the last | Fs2 [ 000; barley increased 1.454,000. | NEW YORE. September, 16.—The Astos | .| quarter ended August 31, of $2,899,054. week. according to records compiled | | by Hoit, Rose & Troster. | | The aggregate market value of 16 | leading issues on September 13| amounted to $1,520,291,000, compared | with $1,554,512,000 at the close of the | previous week, a decrease of $34,221,- 000, or 2.20 per cent. The current average yield of the 16 | issues of 4.22 per cent compares with a yield of 4.13 per cent on September ! 6. The current market Value is now 124 times the known book value | against 1.27 times at the close of ths previous week. ~— INSURANCE SHARES GO | LOWER DURING WEEK Special Dispatch to The Star. ) NEW YORK, September 16.—Insur- | | ance stocks in the New York Cxty‘ market registered a decline during the last week, according to figures com- | | piled by Hoit, Rose & Troster. \ The aggregate value of 20 leading | fire and casualty insurance issues closed the week at $628,923,000, com- pared with $635994.000 at the close of the previous week, a decrease of | $7.071,000, or 1.1 per cent. The | low for the year, reached on March | 14. was $484,613,000. The current average yield of the 20 issues of 3.21 per cent compares with a yield of 3.18 per cent on September 6. The current market value equals 1.36 times the liquidating value com- | pared with 1.37 times at the close of | the previous week. | VISIBLE GRAIN SUPPLY. NEW YORK, September 16 (#).— The visible supply of American grain shows the following changes in bushels: Wheat increased 4,528,000; corn decreased 1,182,000; oats i creased 4,489.000: rye increased 668,- | ASSETS GAIN SHARPLY. NEW YORK, September 16 (#). trust, reports gross assets for tne | This compares with $869,179 at the end of the previous quarte: First Mortgage Notes 60/0 Interest Secured on homes in the District of Columbia. Wm. H. Saunders Co., Inc. 1519 K St. N.W. Dist. 1015 |Cram’s Report Sees Lull as in damaged crops in Southern er)land.‘ Maryland Fund, Inc, &n investment | i FINANCIA AUTO PRODUCTION DROPS 10 13470 Sign of Early Model Changes. Special Dispatch to The Star. DETROIT, Mich., September 16.—| Production of automobiles end trucks | the United States and Canada last week totaled 13,470 units, compared with 34,140 for the week ended Sep- tember 7, according to Cram’s Reports, | Inc, of this city. A year ago last week the output was 42,960 units. Commenting on the automobile ln- dustry last week, Cram'’s says: | “Production last week represents the lowest figure for any like period in 1935. “It clearly ndicates that the manu- facturing of 1936 models soon will be | under way among the companies that will announce new models at the na- | tional automobile shows and which are now working on a departmental basi: s in preparation for the resumption of assembly line operations in a short | time. “Weekly production may drop still | lower before large schedules get under way.” BALTIMORE STOCKS Spec:al Dispatch to Ti BALTIMORE. Scpt alc. FOREIGN EXCHANGES NEW YORK. September 16 (#) —F irregular. Great Britain 4047, ezl i ork New York in Montreal' 1004355 a—Nominal. FOREIGN MARKETS. By the Associated Press. 2LQNDON. A weaker tendency p ck Exchange today infiu er b Abyssinian s the ice of support and some ing. While German bonds and copper res were firm exceptions. 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