Evening Star Newspaper, September 20, 1935, Page 17

FI CURB CLOSES DAY WITH WEAK TONE Losses Among Favorites! Range From One to About Four Points. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, September 20.—Al- though there were some partial re- coveries in late trading today, the Curb market displayed a weak tone at the close. Losses among the leaders ranged from 1 to around 4 points. Creole Petroleum was an excep- tion with a gain of 132 points at 20%. Swift Internacional also edged up a fraction at 29%. Among the more active casualties were Sherwin-Williams at 107'2, Parker Rust Proof at 39':. Newmont Mining at 575, Great Atlantic & Pa- cific at 127!z, Humble Oil at 53! and American Gas & Electric at 32%. BONDS ON THE CURB MARKET. DOMESTIC BONDS, High. Low. Close. 1041, 1044 8175 R17 100 ° 100 a8 Abbott's Dair s "4 100 Alabama Pow 5 Alabama Pow 5s Alabama Pow Bs Aluminum Co 55 152 Aluminum Ltd 55 Am El s - phiz o |l||‘a IHI: alach Pow Avleh Py Gs A Arkans P& L A 1oa 110510 110" 110 4 96 1612 NANCIAL. By private wire direct to The Star. Stock and Sales— Dividend Rate. Add 00. High. Low. Close. Adams Millis 1stpf (7). __. 76s110% 110 110 AeroSupply (B) 1 2% 2% 2% Ainsworth (al%) 3 39 38% 89 Ala Pwrpf (T) __ 508 73 10'/- 73 Alliance Invest __ 1 % % Alhed Milis(a25c) 29 18 1 1T Alum’'n Coof Am 950s 64% 63 64 Alum'n pf (1%) 250s101% 101 101 Alum'n G'ds (40¢) l 13% 13% 13% Alum'n Ltd .. 295 29% 29% Am Beverage o 2% 2 Am Book Co (4) - 73 M Am Capital (B) [ Am Ct P&L A (3). 50s | Am Citles PRL B 24 Am Cvnam(40c)B 28 Am Fork&Hoe 60¢125s am Founders .. 14 Am Founders 1st pf (B) Am Founders 1st pf D Am Gas&E (1.40) Am G&E pf (6) | Am Hard Rubber 150s Am Laundry (40¢) 300s Am Lt&Tr (1.20) | Am Maracaibo .. | Am Meter Co____. 2758 Am Superpower.. 24 Am Superpwpf._. 2 Am Super 1st pf__ Anchor Post (d) - Angostura (t20¢) Appalachan Elec 109 )s 46 4% 23 1 % 46 374 23 1 # 37 36'2 361 35 33%, 32% 82% 1505 106% 106% l06'u 200, 20% 204, T 37 I 1% 22 21 63% 63% 4 W W 2 5 4 30!105‘v105' an‘ 2 P 1 5% 4 8's 1 % Ark Nat Gas A 28 Ark Nat Gas cu pf Asso E 1 (p213s¢) AssoG & E AssoG&E(A).. 2T ki Asso G&E §5 pf 1 4% Asso Invest (80c) 150< Asso Rayon Atl Coast Fisher * Atlas Corp (a3lc) | Atlas Corp war Atlas Cor pf A (3) Atlas Plywood Ax-Fisher(3 20)A 30 Babcock& W (40c) 25s Bellanca Aircraft. 3 ! Bliss Co (E W) 6 Blue Ridge Corp . 40 Blue Ridge pf (3) 5 1 55 - | Blumentnhal 8 1 4 1063 1013 100 * 100 > 10115 101's 0475 947 Cent m PS Cen il PS 4 s H A Cent Me 41,5 E 121 ',, | Butler Bros |nu. 10415 10075 1007, 4 i 501y m. 5 | Cites Service Borne-Serysm 50¢ 100s Bower Ro!l B (1) 16 Brazil Tr L&P Bridgeport Mach.. Brill Corp A Brill Corp B Brit-Am 0il | coupon (80¢) - | Buckeye P L (3). | BufN& EPof (1.60) Buffalo Niag & Eastp 1st pf(5) 50s Bulovacvpf__ 1 Bunker Hill&Sul 200s 1 1 { 4 1 50s 39': 6 Can Indus Alco A Can Marcont Carib Syndicate { Carrier Corp. | Catalin Corp._ - 6 8 | Celanese 1st pf(7) 256106 | Cent Hudson G & | “Ectts (80c) | Cent& S W Util. | Cent States Elec States Elec cv rl\' (new) | cent 5t E16% \l,tnill un.un'uu:: Charis Corp (1%) Ciesebrough (i4) Chi Riv&M (1%) ! Chuds Co pt 3 1 4 5 15 12 1% 69 “ .ln " Cities Service pf City Auto St(60c) Claude Neon Lts s | Clev Elec Illu (2). Clev Tractor | Club Aluminum | Colts Pat F A 1% 100s | Columbia Gas & Elec cv pf (5) | Columb O&G vte_ | Com'with £d (4) .. | Com'with&S war_ Community Wat § Como Mines 175s 6 3 o ‘ Compo Shoe 1063 s, 10474 Hacknek Wai, 55 10058 Houst GIt, G s 'A " Ho GG tilas "43 Hous L&P 415 D 55 d 103, Neisner Bros Gs '48__ 1003 1003 RNevads Calif 55 8230 8 G&E 55 ' Hyld N Y 8t EG 4'1< % Niag, 1045 103 043, 100 m:?/' %m«’ 78 00 m]x 1 ’ 9913 o &s '50 D 73 o | s ug&‘:’ R JHa> Mach s.t.c.(50¢) | Consol Afreraft. .. Cons Copper | Consol Gas of Balto (3.60) ... Cord Corp . | Corroon & Rpf A’ Courtaulds (a39c) Crane & Co Creole Petroleum Crocker Wheeler | Croft Brewing Crown Cent Petr. Crown Cork Intl A ($50¢) L. Cusi-Mexicana M. | Det Gray {ron & Foundry (bl0c) | Dictograph Prod._ Distill Corp Ltd (a74 2-5¢) Distillers C-Seagr 155 Distilled Liquors. 1 Doehler Die Cast 7 20 Dow Chemical (2) 1100 Driver Har(a2sc) 7 25 Driver Har pf (7) 40s 103 Duke Power (3) . 50s 58!, Duval Tex Sulph 5 10% Eagle Pitcher Ltd 15 6% Eastn G&F Asso 2 4 Eastn G&FpfA(6) 50s Easy Wash Mch B (a37z¢). Edison Bros (1) 3 Eisler Elec Corp. I Elec Bond&Share 238 Elec Bd&Sh pf (5) 3 Elec Bd&sh pt (6) 3 | El Pwr Associates Ei Pwr Assoc (A) Elec Pw&Lt 2d 10% LI 9 5z 215 237 1% 11% 100 241 103 5815 9% 61 100 24% 103 5815 9% 6's 4 5 pf A -. T58 Elec Sharehld'g Pfws (3133) 1258 2 Sou Ind Ry 4s South N G 6s 'id Sout s 7 }filand G&E 65 . Stand G&E cv Stand G&E 6s '51 | Stand G&E ds "6 Stand Invest 5$ Stand P&L 6s | Sup of il 4725 * | SuD of Tl 425 70 { Tenn El Pow 5s | Tex P 20 | Therm s ° stpd. | Tide W Pw 5s A P&L uwzwuzl 3 104 104 uw; 104 104 86 K6 --n 79% 79% 98" 98 R B B8 05 94l 94% 911 9012 911; 10534 1053 1053 mufi. 11;'63. lq»% VaPservos B Wash Gas L _5s Wash Wap“5e 60 - West New De 65 '44 West Penn 55 20: West_Pa Trac 5 9913 812 T7% 185 10 1053 1053 105 983, “OR, " 9K: ARz 0812 103% s 55 F York Rwy 5s -103% FOREIGN Tial Su Pow s A Nippon E P fiis Braz 7s Bomeran Elec 63 R i Unit E 8. 7. [ Vomn Webe 3a A %722 | —With 1t XW- ants. nLN:-'r"'nwf—wnen ok (s! v—stnmr Negotiability impaired by maturity. 1Companies reported in receivershib. ? | Huyler's e EVENING STAR \VASHI\’GTO Stock and Sales— Dividend Rate. Add 00. High. !aw Close. Emp G&F 8% pt 1008 25' 25 Equity Corp 14 Eureka Pipe L(4) 508 European Elec Ltdbdrts __ _ Evans Wall L pf kx-Cell-O A&Tool Fairchild Aviat'n: ' 3 Fajardg (a3) 12 Falstaff Brewery Fanny F u (50¢) Ferro Enam (80c) Fidelio Brewery Fisk Rubber Flintkote (1) A Fla P&L pf Ford M Can A 1% ¥ord Mot (Can) B (1%) Ford Mot France Ford Mot Ltd (a17.7¢) Froedtert Gr & M conv 1.20) . 450s Gen A - Gene: rie Litd re; 87%¢) Gen Inyest Corp Gen Tire & Rub . Gilbert (A C) Glen Alden C (1) Gorham (A) Gorham vtc ext (al) Grand R Var (508) Great Atl & Pac Tea n-v (16) Great Atl & Pac Tea 1st pf (T)__ Great:Northern Paper (1) Gulf Oil of Pa_ Hartman Tob Harvard Brew _ Hecia Min (al0c) Helena Rubenst'n Hollinger G(1650) Holly Sugar 1508 | Horn&Hard (1.60)125s | Hudson Bay Min & Sm(aboe) Humble OjL (1) .__ 2% 34% 508 ‘16 16% 1y 16% 1 145 [ 411 3% 21% 2 14% % 41 34 20% 2 147 10 1 147 4 91 108 127 12743 1273 108125 -125 125 505 20y 5913 1 201y 59 47 20 | Hygrade Syl (2) il Pw&Lt §6 of {mp Oil Ltd 58 100s “ oL B (6) *| Lyneh Corp (2) # | Mortg Bk CHf 3 coupon (t60¢)_. 32 { tmp Tob Can (t35¢) - Insurance Co of North Am (%) __ Intl Hydro Elec System cv pf Intl Mining (60e) - Intl Mining wa | Int Petrolm(t1 Intl Ul (B) tron Fireman Mfg vte (1) Irving Air C(t60¢) Jersey Central P&L P (6) ___ | Jersey Central ‘ P&L pf (7). ! Jonas & Nau Jones&Laugh St1 L.o‘ Kirby Pet (a20e) | Kress (S H) spec pf (60c) ? | Kreuger(G)brew. | Lake Shore M(12) *| Lakey Fy & Mch. *| Lefcourt Realty __ Liehizh C&N (50¢) | Lerner Stores (2) Lone Star Gas 30c Long Island Light ! Long lsland Light 12 3 100s 25 2 12 6 ,’{00! E Louisiana L&Ex McCord Rad (B) | McW1ll Dredg(+2 | Mange] Stores 1| Mangg} Stores pt 208 Mapesons (2) - | Maryl'd Casualty Mead John (13) _ | Mem Nat G(a10c) | Mercantile Stores Michigan Sugar. 1 10 .. | Mich-Sug pt | Middle States Petrol vic A __. Middle W Upd)... Midland St % Mock Jud Voe (1). Molybdenum 12% Mont Ward A (7).~ 20. 1874 Am shares 1 3% Mount Prod ¢ 2 ‘nfi' T4y 4y Murphy Co (1.6 2115% 115 115 Nat Bella Hes T 1% 1% 18| Nat Bd&Sh (t1) __ 381 38la Nat Fuel Gas (1)~ 167 1674 Nat Investors 1 1 Nat Leather li Nat P&L pf (6) 50. 69, Neisner Lr pf(T) zSuow 1015. wm New Brad O (20¢) 2 21, 2 N J Zine (2) 3508 6373 Newm Min (al) T 5Thy N Y & Hond (1) 508 45 ¢ N Y Tel f (6%) 1255120 Niag Hud Pw 42 T Niacara Hudson Pw (A) war____ Niag Sh MdB . Niles-Bem-Pond Nipissing(al23e) Noma Elec Corp- North Any L&P_ Nor Am Northn :wnhd~ c)- Northern States Power (A) Novadel Ag (2) Ohio Brass B (1 Ohio Oil cu pf (6) Ohto Pwr pf (6) Outboard Met A. Overseas Secur.. Pacific Kastern._. PacificG&E 1st pf (1%) Pac Light'g pf! Pacific Public % 8 20 Pac 1) Pa ) Pan ¢ Odl . _ N | Parke' 184(11) 9 46% Parke! t (3)-.9008" 42 Pennroad Corp 12 2% Penn P&L pf (6). 20s 97 Penn P&L pf (7). 50«103 Penn W&P (3) ._ Pepperell Mg (3) 60- Phoenix Secur Phoenix pf (2) Pie Bakeries (6 Pioneer Gold Mines Ltd (80e) : Pitney Bo P (20e) Pitts & L E (21, ) 1108 Pitts Plate G(12) Potrero Sugar. Pratt & Lamb (1) Premier Gold t1Ze Prod Royalty 2%¢ Properties Realty vt (a1.45) Prudential invest Puget Sound Pw & Lt $5.ptxe 2 Puget Sound Pw & Lt $6 pt, i Pyrene Mfg(a20c) Rainbow Lum (A) Reliable Stores Reynolds Invest Richfield Oil (Cal) prior (d) Richmond Rad Root Petrolmeum. Root Petroleum cv prpf(1.20)_. Royal Typewriter Ruberoid Co (1) Ryan Consol St Regis Paper. St Regis §ver pf uo. Salt CreekgP (80c) Schiff The Co (2). SchultdReal E(d) Scovill $ifg (1) .. 100- Secur Corp Gen.., Seton Leather _ Seeman Br (12%3) Selected Indus Selec Indust: allot ctfs (3%4) 100s Selec Indpr (3%) 50s Selfridge (b9%e) - 5 Sentry Safety Con 1 Shattuck Den Min Shaw W&P (50¢c) Shenandoah pf Sher-Wilms (4) Singer Mfg (16)_. Singer Mfg rcts (a23%c) .. South Am Gold & Plat (40c) Sou Penn Oil 1. Southn Calif Ed of B (1%) Southn C:z" Edis Southn Colo Pw Southn goxl. 30 ': 25%, 24 | 2% 21 9 P e mSwaanma % 13% 27% 27% 311 31ty 104" 104 108 108 310 10 10 8 3% 3% 3% 4 3% 34 3u 4 28'; 281 281, 758102 102% 102% 3 18% 100s 35 5 7 381 | 126 24 46 13% - 5 258 1104 308108 9‘-‘ 2 | 97 ll)'u wzu | P 1 10 3% 2% 72 2% 1] * 3% 3% 1 164%™ lfih 16% 2.31% 21 21 8109% 107% 10718 308281 277% 277% 3 3% 3K 3% 11 3% 3% 1 24% 5‘% 2 4 27% 3% 27% ummzsu flk 2% . ZK 4 +| US& Intl Secur | Walgreen Co war. 1 39% | ‘Washington Exchange ' ‘ Am. NEW YORK CURB MARKET Stock and Sales— Dividend Rate. Add 00. High. !a! Close. Sou'land R(t120¢) 5 5% B Spanish&Genrcts 10 % % Spanish&GenB__. 1 L » Sq Deal pf A 2.20. 100s 35 35 Stand C&S (2.40) 100s 33% “ Stand Invcupf 100s 27 Stand O!1 Ky (t1) 11 20% 8tand O1l Ohio . 3 14 Stand Pw&Lt . 6 1% Stand PW&LtB _ 10 1% Starrett Corp 19 n Stein(A)& Co(1). I 14 Stutz Motor 3 1% Sullivan Machine 1 14 Sun Investing 6 b4 Sunray O1l 6. 14 Sunshine Min 1.60 39 20% Swift Intl (2) 6 29% Swiss-Am Elpf__ 50s 52% Swiss Ol (40¢) 124 Tampa Elec(2.24) 1 33% Tasteyeast(DeDA 14 2 Technicolor Inc 19 19% Teck Hughes(40c) 3 4 Texas Gulf Prod 5 3 Tobacco & Allled Stocks(all) 508 66 Tob Prod Ex(10c) 2 Trans-Lux Daylite Pic Sn (20c) Tri-Contl C war Trunz Pork Stores Tublze Chatillion Tung-Sol Lamp Tung-Sol L pf (3) Unit Carr F (1) Unit Corp war.. Unit Founders.. Unit Gas Corp .. Unit Gas Corp pf_ . Uolt Lt&Pw (A) . Unit Li&Pw B Unit Lt&Pw pf . Unit Milk Prod 1 12 0 3 4 | Unit Molasses Ltd (a6¥sc) Unit Profit Share.. Unit Profit Share pt (1) 1 Unit Shoe M 2% 2258 B(‘ US Elec Pw ww 2 % U S Koil (B) (60¢) 16 135 1 1% U S & Int']l Secur 1t pf ww (50¢)- USPlay C(t1).. Unit Stores vte Unit Verde E 40c United Wall Paper Utah Apex Utah Pwr & Lt pt (31.16%¢) Utilities P&L Utilittes P&L pf 2008 w Utlity Equities . Utility £q pf(3% 1608 71 Utility & Indus 1 Utility & Induspt 1 Venezuela Petrol. 16 Wuco Alrcraft 3 6 73 1508 34% 3 2258 341 2% 1% Sl y 19 261, 87 15% 2 & 7 4 6 3% 508 54 1 16% Walker (Hiram) Wayne Pump___ Wenden Copper _ W Va Coal&Coke Westn Alr Exp(n) Western Auto Supply (3) A West Tab&Sta (1) | West Tex U pf(3) 288 45 Wilson Jones 1% .. Woodley Pet (40e) 7 5% Woolw (F W) a73 9-10c) 1 267 erzh!Hnrg t40e 43 8 Yukon Gold 13 1% Divicend rates in dolia: st quarterly or sem. TAnnual rate—plus ext: dividends 'aid this y year dCompanies reported 17555 or being reorganized 1 244 % ul ins! in receiver tEx dividena T 'Bus Orders Break All-Time Record; Backlogs Mount Special Dispatch to The Star. NEW YORK, September 20.—With three months still remaining on the 1935 calendar, orders for motor busses | * | #re breaking all records, the magazine | Bus Transportation will report in its | forthcoming issue. “For the first nine months of this | year,” it is stated in the report, “bus deliveries have averaged better than 1 50 per cent ahead of the same period | iast year, and 193¢ was the best year | since 1930, with production that ex- ! ceeded the combined output of 1932 and 1933 together. Further, orders are running away ahead of deliveries, | and most bus manufacturers have a backlog of unfilled orders that will | keep their plants running full speed for the rest of the year even though they do not receive another order. “Most of these new busses,” accord- ing to Carl W. Slocks editor of Bus | Transportation, “are being placed in ‘dt\' service, where the bus has come | to the fore as a major unit for han- | dling passenger traffic.” SALES—AFTER CALL. | Capital Transit Co.—20 at 18, 10 at 18Y4, 10 at 18!4. $1,000 at 107'2, $1,000 at 107%%. | Riggs Bank com.—1 at 210. | Capital Traction 55—$500 at 96%. Bid and Asked Prices. BONDS. PUBLIC UTILITY. Amer_ Tel. & Tel. 413 Tel. el col, tF: B Anacostia & Pot Aua & Poi guar. & 1. of Va. Capital el 55. racticn R. R 58 | City & Suburban 5s_ Georsctown Gas. Lst Elec. Pow. Cons. Polomnc Elec. 6 PUBLIC UTILITY. Amer. Tel. & Tel. (9)_ Capital Transit Co. (1) N. & W. Steamboat (6) Wash Ry & E Wash. Ry. & Eiec. pfd. BANE AND TRUST COMPANY Amer. Sec. & Tr Co. (8).. Wash. Loan & Tr. (8) FIRE INSURANCE. American (12 orcoran (3. Firemen's_(1.60) National Unlan TITLE INSURANCE. lumbia_(.30) Sl Betace M M1 Carpel Corp. (1.60)._. Lanston_Monotype (4)-.. Mergenthaler Linotype Peoples Drug S. Dfd ge'c'unu" Storage i fi:fi"’ Sorze 3y 41 com. 1112 Wd'd ‘k bo rop pfd. (7)-*113 'EX dividend. 125¢ extrs. iFiat. ——— FOREIGN MARKETS. By the Associated Press. N.—After an uneasy forenoon session_of ' the Stock Exchange. duriy which British funds declined 1 to 1| Solnis, The market developed & better tone and prices retnvtrm nlru‘uy The re- covery took place when Paris and others repurchased. - with " tra Atlantic Tt lapse n to the lawiil o weal s today traders interna- on the Bourse o wer fd ‘hesitant. Ty s e Ilflnll situation. Rentes advanced tionally. while ndustrial snd mumn fonal issues " moved {rregularly. markeu cloged destiar, 2 i rices e 2 dawnwlrd !rend with ir- tnuifl umJnv eloping. The closing tone Vis weak. A ‘cem in August last year. D. C, FRIDAY, SEP FASTER PAGE SET ATCOTTON MILLS August Rate of 76.4 Pct. Compares With 73.5 Mark in July. By the Assoclated Press. The cotton spinning industry was reported today by the Census Bureau to have operated during August at 76.4 per cent of capacity, on a single | chift basis, compared with 73.5 per | cent in July this year and 76.8 per Spinning spindles in place August 31 totaled 30,014,994, of which 22,- 046,652 were active at some time dur- ing the month, compared with 30,- 110,078 and 22,312,384 in July this year and 30,951,390 and 24,153,998 in ‘August last year. Active spindle hours for August totaled 5,545.241,375, or an average of 185 hours per spindle in place, com- pared with 5,157,527.985 and 171 in July this year, and 5,752,899,618 and | 186 in August last year. Data for Cotton States. Spinning spindles in place August 31 in cotton-growing States totaled 19,333,046, of which 16,274,032 were active at some time during the month, compared with 19,340,858 and 16, Anacostia & Potomac R. R. guar. 55— | ¥, | 265,210 in July this year, and 19,359,- 336 and 16,759,662 in August last year. Active spindle hours in cotton-grow- |ing States for August totaled 4,323, | 341,849, or an average of 224 hours per | spindle in place, compared with 3,977,- | 811,450 and 206 in July this year, and | 4,261,038,331 and 220 in August last | EMBER 20, 1935 CLIMB CONTINUED BY RETAIL SALES Demand Leans to Quality Goods—Industry Sets Faster Pace. B the Assoclated Press NEW YORK, September 20.—Dun & Bradstreet in its weekly review of business and industry said today that favorable influences this week enabled the Fall season to gather momentum. | “The auspicious start which the Fall season made last week has been enabled to gather momentum rapidly | under the favoring influences of ex- panding consumer income and low inventory positions” the review said. | Retail sales continued to rise, with a wider variety of merchandise in- | cluded in the demand, which leaned | strongly toward quality goods. “Rising quotations and under- | estimated consumers’ requirements forced merchants into wholesale mar- | kets to fill broken lines and to cover as far as possible. H “In contrast to the declining trend | a year ago, industrial operations were set higher.” The survey found that the out- standing gains of the week in the| retail field were scored by women's wear, men’s clothing and hats, dry goods and shoes. | Although trade turned slower in some districts with the advent of warmer weather, the survey said, the average gain for the country ranged from -0 to 22 per cent over the corre- sponding period of 1934. In wholesale markets gains were | found up to 25 and 30 per cent n year. Marked Revival Forecast. NEW YORK, September 20 (Spe- cial).—Notwithstanding uncertainties created during the Summer by the abrogation of N. R. A. codes, adverse lower court decisions on the process- ing tax and prolonged delay in an- nouncing the new loan policy on cot- ton, Indications are that the textile | trades will enjoy a sound and marked revival in both operations and profits | this Fall, according to a current sur- | vey by the Standard Statislics Co. of New York. | Excepting only a relatively few ** | small mills, the majority of textile, units have retained code regulazwns on maximum hours of operation and | | minimum wages, and no early break- down is likely. Compromise pro- | visions in sales contracts have been | adopted to offset the possibility of an adverse Supreme Court decision on the cotton processing tax, while the reduced loan on the present cotton crep has permitted lower raw material costs for cotton mills. Fall Buying Broadens, Elimination of these unseit fluences. together with the unus v low level of inventories in distributor hands, has led to a broad buying movement for necessary Fall require- ments, and a strong textile demand at least through October is expected. The general textile price structure likewise should remain firm to slightly higher. As compared with the June low point, it is estimated that textile ac- | ttvity will expand about 20 per cent by the end of October. For the four | | months ending with October a mm-| parative yearly gain of 35 per cent is| dicated, — i INVESTING COMPANIES | YORK. September 20 (3 York Becurty Desiers Association (Closing Quotations.) B ew | d. Asked y Corp $3 pf Fidelity Five Y 4 | Masor Shrs Corp Maryland Fund Mass Invest Tr Mutual Invest _ 148 | Nation Wide 50 | Nor Am Tf Sh 1uss: Plymouth Fund Quarterty Inc SHfs Selected Am Sh Selected Am Sh 1; Selected ‘Cumul $h Sibervised: Shrs Trust Fund Shrs. Trustee Stand I Trustee Stand Inv Trusteed Am Bk * Trusteed Industry Shrs Trusteed N Y Bk Shrs NEW YORK BANK STOCKS EW YORK. September 20 ().—New York Secunty Deaters Associationt (Quotations as of 2 O'Clock.) Asked. | & | | Bk of Man (112) - g First Natl (100)~ Guaranty Tr ( Irving Tr (.60) Manufacturers Tr Natl i N Y Publlc ll‘;) - Title G S 9 Tiites 85 T 70w - 1830 1880 a—Including extras. g—Declared or paid so far this year. FEDERAL L;\ND BANKS NEW YORK. September 20 (P).—Fed- eral Land Bank bonds: (Quotations as of 2 o’clock.) 3%s May. 3s July, U. S. TREASURY NOTES. (Reported by Chas. D. Barney & Co.) Rate—Maturity. Bid Offer. many divisions, while orders as a whole thus far this season were esti- mated at 8 to 20 per cent in excess or a year ago. “Industrial operations for the v.eck averaged 40 to 60 per cent higher than a year ago, with a number of ‘manufacturers reporting increases in working forces, while others em- barked on heavier production sched- ules that are expected to last weil. into the Winter,” the survey stated. S ST Sterhn«r Eases, FrenLh Franec and Guilder Recover By the Associated Press. The pound sterling was a htt)e lower against the dollar today while the French franc and the guilder re- covered somewhat in terms of me American currency. In New York the pound was !4 of a cent lower at $4.917%. following earlier transactions in London in which trading ruled in favor at the dollar. The closing rate was at the equivalent of 4.91 13-16 to the pound In New York the French frenc was 007, of a cent higher at 6.58% cents. Previous dealings in Paris brought a closing rate for the dollar whicn was the equivalent of 6.586 cents to Lhe franc. Steadiness in the guilder reflected a | momentarily better feeling over the | outlook for the Dutch fiscal outlook. The curency rose .04 of a cent to 6759 somewhat above the gold lh!p ping point. PARIS, September 20 (). —'nu'ee per cent rentes, 76 francs, 55 cent- | imes; 4% per cent rentes, 85.95. | Exchange on London, 74.71. The donar was quoud at 15.18%. | DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED NEW YORK. September 20.—Dividends declared (prepared by the Standard Sta- tistics Corp.): Stock. Pe- Rate riod 1N Stock of Pay- re bie. Adbott Lab Time Inc.____ | Resular. Amer Bev 7 - 83 Q 9-13 Amer Sec & B s 2 $350 S 100 | BoSton Pers Prop Tr | Canadian Oils Co___17 Canad O1l Co Ltd pf___$ | Chemical Bank & Tr City Investing pf_ Commercial Nat &Trust_( Gonsolid Rovalty Oil Corcoran-Brown Lamp, P Do, = Life Insur Co. of Va Maema "Conper & Merch N; (Richmond Va) .t Fostoria Fressed Steel 1 Nat P & pf_ Bf 67 Parker Pen ! Do. Vi Staten Goar (B a0e Vapor Car Hemnn,,s 5 INSURANCE STOCKS NEW YORK. September 20 (#).—New York Security Dealers’ Association. Bi Actna Cas (2 Aetna Fire ( | Aetna Life (.4 | Agricultural A 34t 5o far this year. FOREIGN EXCHANGES. NEW YORK. September 20 (#.—For- eign exchange irregular. Great Britain i dollars: others in cents: Great Britain, demand, 4.917: cables, 4.91%: 60-day bills, 4.00%, France. demand. 8.58%:: I demand, S.13%: | cables, 6.5! taly, 16.87; Germany. Westchester (a) Including ‘ex: (g) Declared or dal cables. §. Demands—Beltlum 40. urist, RRRZGR ettt S525055 8383323 Braai). n: aseais Honlkonl S11 -~ FINANCIAL. DIVIDEND INCREASED *x2 A_17 { U. S. TREASURY POSITION. Special Dispatch to The Star. NEW YORK, September 20.—Di- rectors of Supervised Shares, Inc., have declared a regular quarterly dis- | tribution of 1.3 cents a share, payable October 15 to stockholders of recora September 30. In the previous quarter 1.2 cents was paid. COAL PRICES ADVANCED. NEW YCRK, September 20 (#).— ‘Some of the larger anthracite pro- | ducers are reported to have advanced | prices on certain sizes from 15 to 50 | cents a ton. effective October 1. y_on Sep- 48,046,089 K.30; balance, gustoms " receipts for 639 wn: month, $16,647,157.44. Recelnts for the fscal year (since July SO MI14,86% 31 expenditures. ST Ya 70134 (ineluting 3 emerpency expend end: | n V4871 of excess of ex- 3. gross r'-hl. s decrease of %5917 . Drevious day: gold assets. 6. PReceipts for swu mber 1 1034 (com- parable date last vear) o D i v 5! cust oms " recelpts the montt 3.770.934.% ceipts for the fisca) y!nr\ s i HERS et balance. for up ditures| 54, K Special Prices A & P COFFEE TRIO 8 O'Clock 15¢ Red Circle 2 35¢ Bokar 2 s 45¢ Freshly Ground Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Fresh Peas 2 1bs. 15¢ lceberg Lettuce 2 hds. 15¢ Concord Grapes 12 qt. basket 35¢ New Jersey Potatoes . 1¢ Stringless Beans 2 1bs. 15¢ Seedless Grapes b. 5¢ Damsons b. 5¢ Honey Dews each 20¢ Sweet Potatoes 4 1bs. 10¢ Grimes Golden Apples 4 1bs. 10¢ CHICKENS Fine Quality BEEF ROASTS Chuck - - » 23¢ 2-Corner ™ 27¢ Fresh Fryers or Roasters b 3¢ STEAK SALE Bottom Round ®. 35¢ Top Round _ ®. 37¢ Sirloin _ . 39¢ Porterhouse ~ ® 39c Small Half or Whole Smoked Hams . 31c Adams Phila. Style. Scrapple ™ 20c Fancy Milk-Fed VEAL . 43¢ Shoulder Roast__ . 21c Bouillon Roast___ 1. 25¢ § Freshly Ground Beef ™ 21c R Del Monte Peaches Stringless Beans Peas S(andard Quality Crushed Corn Mello-Wheat >3t Crisco 21c W 57¢ Comet Rice o it and Flaky | s =15¢ 3 Ve 3= Ve 19¢ we. 15¢ $1.13 12 oz 13c pgs. Standard Quality med. cans Breakiast Cereai sk 31b. can 61b. can can Encore Macaroni White House Evaporated MILK 3 tall cans 17c Sunnybrook Fresh EGGS Carton 43C Sunnyfield Sweet Cream BUTTER Prints lb-33C Quartered _ Cut Fresh b, 3 -I i Sunnyfield Sliced Bacon _ _ _1 . s 23¢ From Tub___ HEINZ SOUPS 2&%25¢ Except Consomme, Clam Chowder or Madrilene dozen _ In D. C. and Va. only. O e Wildmere oz. Selected Eggs - 35c Lge. Cans all )5 ¢ Heinz Pickles 28 oz. jar 21c 18c$Heinz Spaghetti 2 x;zzs 25¢ 9c$Heinz Rice Flakes pxe. 10c Heinz Beans__3 Heinz Ketchup__ cans Lge. Bot. Heinz Vinegar___ . Swedish Rye Bread & 9¢ Grandmother's National Biscuit Co. AVON CREAMS Mello Chocolate Cakes Graham Crackers 1. pke. 17¢}Ritz . pke. Skyflake Wafers___pkg. 20c} Shredded Wheat 2 pigs. 23¢ n e shuns w25 Stock Up With These Large Bars of Unwrapped Laundry Soap 5 éia 19¢ These prices effective in D. C. and Suburbs until close of business Saturday, September 21, 1935. Cakes M 27.90; Mon A% York 68.03% New 1;?" (n uontrul 101.06%. A