Evening Star Newspaper, September 22, 1935, Page 65

-PANICKY SELLING - *™\- Marquette 5s at 91, Sante Fe 4s at 4 quiet but still somewhat recessionary. ~ ~y FINANCIAL. INBONDS SUBSIDES Some Foreign Issues Re- main Weak, but Recoveries Are General. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, September 21.—The best that could be said of today's bond market was that it displayed & steadler tone with the subsidence of yesterday’s somewhat panicky sell- Traders and investors seemed to feel a little better about the European war situation despite the rejection of the Mussolini cabinet of the League of Nations peace proposals. The in- terpretation of Rome’s “no” to Geneva was that it did not have an emphatic ring and that a loophole was left open for further negotiations. Although some further weakness was observed in scattered foreign obligations, due largely to thinness of the market, recoveries were gen- eral among those issues that have recently been under pressure. Italian Sovernment 7s rallied 3 points to 59%. Milan City 6'ss were up 2 at 44%, and Rome gained 11} at 47!4. French Ts lost at 2% at 174'g, but the T'és were unchanged at 174. British bonds came back to around their Friday's closing levels. The Associated Press averages of domestic industrials and rails were off .1 and .Z of a point, respectively, dnd that for the utilities was un- changed. The foreign composite edged up .1 of a point. Transfers of all bonds totaled $5,941,000 par value, against $5,176,000 last Saturday. Among corporate gainers of fractions to around a point were Illinois Cen- tral Refunding 5s at 754, New York Central Consolidated 4s at 85%, Pere 1083%, Remington Rand 5Ys at 104, Columbia Gas 5s at 947, Metropolitan Edison 5% at 104'3, Columbia Gas 6s at 947, Metropolitan Edison 4! at 108 and American & Foreign Pow- er at 68, Murray Body 6'2s shook off another 2 points at 150} and losers of frac- tions to a point or so included Utility Power & Light 5s at 44!2. Warner Bros. 6s at 79%, Studebaker 6s at 56, International Telephone 5s at 652, Erie 4s at 772, New England Tele- phone 55 at 122 and ePoples Gas 5s at 106%. U. 8. Government securities were Declines ranged from 1-32nd to 15-32nds of a point. The turnover in this department amounted to only | about $1,510,000, compared Wwith $1,980,000 on the previous Saturday. | COPPER GOES HIGHER IN HOME MARKETS » Tense European Situation Stimu- | lates Export Buying and Lifts Price. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, Sept. 21.—Further larger purchases of copper brought an additional advance of 'z cent to 9 cents per pound for electrolytic in the domestic this week. The tense European situation stim- | ulated buying for export at advances of fully %4 cent. With domestic comrmitments thus far in September in excess of 80.000 tons, following purchases of 125,000 tons in August, consumers are said to have supplied needs well ahead and buying was reduced sharply at | the advance, but the undertone ruled | firm with the approach of the export price to within a fraction of domes- | tic quotations. Lead and zinc prices were bolh marked up $3 per ton during the | week in response to sustained con- sumer buying. In the lead market, | this demand represented practically | all branches of the trade and ex- ceeded smelters’ daily ore intake. The advance in zinc preceded that in lead by several days. | recorded in certain types of leather. /in a substantial manner, Cotton Exports Remain Smaller Than Last Year By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, September 21.—Ex- ports of cotton this week totaled 94,000 bales, compared with 86,000 in the like week last season, according to the New York Cotton Exchange. ‘This brought exports for the season to date to 422,000 bales, compared with 512,000 in the corresponding period last season. The world visible supply of Ameri- can cotton totals 3,743,000 bales com- pared with 3,426,000 a week ago and 5,542,000 at this date last year. Commodity Price Changes for Week BY H. N. McGILL. Ecitor. McGlll Commodity Service, Inc., Auburndale, Mass. AUBURNDALE, Mass., September 21 (#).—Commodity prices during the past week again advanced sharply, establishing the price level of all products at a new high point of 74.9 (1926 equaling 100). This is the high- est point reached since October, 1930. Since Midsummer the cost of living has increased and > higher level for producing costs has also been recorded, which is the principal bankground supporting the strengthening in the majority of individual commodity groups. A week agu out of 14 indi- vidual groups 10 units advanced, only 1 declined and 3 remained un- changed. This week advances were recorded in seven groups as against only two declines, and five unchanged. Industrial prices recorded the third consecutive increase, which was in alignment -vith further stimulation in total business activity. Farm Prices Advance. Agricultural prices also gained ground, reaching the highest level since last May. During the week higher prices were recorded for wheat, corn, oats, barley, rye, cotton, pea- nuts, potatoes, wool, sugar and flax- seed. The only decreases were noted in dairy products—butter and eggs. Live stock prices represented one of the two groups that registered price weakness during the week. The moderate price increase in’cattle was more than counteracted by lower quotations for hogs, sheep and lambs. Hide and leather index jumped up sharply under the leadership of a one-half cent increase in hides, repre- senting a new high for the year of 14, cents. Price strength was also Non-ferrous metals bounded up- ward, with price strength prevailing in antimony, copper, lead, tin and zinc. Paint materials also moved upward reflecting price strength in linseed oil, red lead, rosin and turpentine. Coarse Textiles Down. Coarse textiles represent the only other group, in addition to live stock, that decreased. This was entirely due to lower quotations for burlap | and jute. Vegetable oils ruled higher despite the fact that the price trend was mixed. Lower prices for coconut, corn and cottonseed oil were more than offset by price strength in lin- seed, China wood and soya bean oil. Most important price changes in the McGill weekly comu.odity index (1926 equaling 100) were as follows: Live stock Non-ferrous metals Daily Price Index. N ORK. Sept. 21.—The Associated Press wholesale price index of 20 ‘basic commodlties today declined to 75.5% Previous week ago. month _ago, P year "seo. ‘085 Ranee 'of recent vears: 1 69.1 1676 average. catials 100 Miscellaneous Market: Additional New York Tarikets compiled | by_the Associated Press: Wi 'S—Futures closed firm, 5-10 higher. ~ December. 80.5b: Janusrv. 80.5b. RAW HIDE—'Pulurel closed dull. 1-9 higher. 11.1 March, quiet, 1-4 ard, 27 coniract 11.741 Hibbed 11 66267 spot. reh. © 11.88b; -mokea i Nominal b—Bid. WEEKLY TMAY"JUN “JULTAUGTSEP "OCT WOV “DEC “JAN ‘FEB “MAR APR MY oy e et el e How Is Business? Showing Current Business Activity compared with the Same Week A Year Ago T TTT AVERAGE OF 60 STOCKS il III!aHI “JULTAUG™ SEP” s GENERAL BUSINESS ACTIVITY for the country indicated by Bank Debits outside M N. Y. City. Shaded areas show week previous M ‘Transactions Nmp-nd meek of activicy above the areas indicate same weeks twelve ACI'IV[TY BY PEDERAL RESERVE DISTRICTS ‘week of the months earller. with nn-mw-t-y-ruo LEADING BAROME1ERS Showing Trend of Important Factors usiness in Dollars (Checks Cashed) 1 it t. of Labor). T pe Wages ( Cost of Li ‘Wholesale tural Prices (Bureau of Labor) ovement of Goods (Car l..o-dlnu) Retail Trade (Fed. l}u. Board). . Prices (Com; lfntk Mkt, Vol (Shnrn Traded, E PresentTrend Upward Upward i ouBl D4eNAS o8 R o SR, 3 finwrre ¢ THE SUNDAY h. 10416 1008 1045 1007 10128 9830 104 10 104 10 128 106 28 106 23 nit 10120 9828 23 s1942-47 102 24 100 10220 9916 351949 1045 101 6 10216 9916 381952 STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, SEPTEMBER 22, 1935—PART FIVE. FINANCIAL, G-3 SUMMARY OF BONDS ON TI-]E NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1935. U. 8. GOVERNMENT BONDS. LIBERTY BONDS. 4th 43483238 __ 1007 TREASURY BONDS. 298 1945-47____ 1007 2% 1956-60 351046-48.. 38 1951-55 3% 1946 10115 3348 1949-52 10418 3108 1941 10224 338 1944-48 10416 3% °40-43 June. 104 14 41-43 March 10828 358194347 1056 335194347 reg. 107 3% s 1946-5 1087 3%s1944-56 reL 10824 451944-54 10228 4%8-3%8"43-45. 103 24 4148-3%5'43-45r8 1186 438 1947-52 . 99 23 100 20 10130 100 20 101 26 e 103 14 106 106 4 104 28 1056 108 1087 109 12 103 29 108 7 1109 lN 1( Net High. Low. Olose. Chge, 10016 1008 1009 4th 4%s32-38rg 10010 1007 1007 ) -1 2923 9931 9923 9830 9831 16 10110 -.20 10118 —.19 10216 102 10 106 12 103 18 106 106 4 104 31 -,27 105 6 2 9 21 -22 ~20 104 uuo 11330 11330-1.2 FEDERAL FARM MORTGAGE BONDS. 38 1947 100 13 100 10114 3% 819 987 9620 2% 51939-49_ 994 99 16 - 1006 FOREIGN BONDS. —1935 — . Low. 26 Abitibi P & P 55 ‘53 108% 1148 107% 96% 101 105 104% 190 48% 37y 47% 116% 9414 89 85 897 100 37% 86% 1023 1021 96% 171 102% 108 105 98% 86% 90 163 174 17% 1264 36% 109 110% 43 394 106% 9% 70 30 102 763 112% 100% 116% 105% 104 1101 110% 113% 113% 114 108% 26% 104% 94% 106% 111% 110 103% 92% 108% 105 104% 61% 109% 106% 120% 1265 1041 115% 80% 110% 106% 0% 51 105% 114% 116% 120% 126 107% 8914 108% 107% 26 9% 103% 901 903, 108% 108% 111% 112 113% 50% 109% 110% 109% 1145 13 High. Low. 3! 29% 90% Akershus 6s " 8415 Argentine 5 Argentine 68 '59 June Argentine 6s'59 Oct ... Argentine 65’60 Ma Argentine 65 ‘60 Se Argentine 6s ‘61 Febr. Argentine 6561 May. Australia 4%s°56 Australia 5855 Australia 5557 Austrian 7s 57 _. Belgium 6: Belgium 7 Belgium 7s'56 5 Berlin City El 615 Berlin City El 6%s Brazil 6345 1926-57 4 Brazil 6%s 1927-57 Brazil 85’41 i Bremen State 7s ‘35 Buenos A 6s'61 Pv stpd Buenos A6138'61Pv stpd 101 Canada 4s'60 106 Canada 5s'52 10% Chile 6s'60 10% Chile 65 '61 Jan _ 104 Chile 65 ‘61 Febr.. 10% Chile 6s 61 Sep! 10% Chile 68 '63 11 Chile Mtg Bk 6s ‘61 9% Chilean Mun L 7s°60 85 Copenhagen 55’62 _ 8% Cunda’amarca 6338 5 95% Czechoslovak! 8215 Denmark 415’62 93 Denmark 538 '55. 98% Denmark 6s°42 1011 Finland 6%s ‘56 1651 French 74s 41 88 Ger Con Ag 6! 21% German 538 " 30% German Rep 7s '49 107% Grt Brit& Ire 5%s 50% Italy 7s'51 _ 48 ItalyCrd P W Ts 47 B.. 42 Italy P U Credit 7s'52 _ 7% Japan 53%s'65___ 90 Japan 6ips 54 26% Kreug&Toll 58’59 cfs A 39 Milan 6%s'52 96% New Sou Wales 58 °; % New Sou Wales Nord Rwys 615 Norway 5s'63 Norway 5158 '65_. Norway 6s ‘52 Norway Hy El 5%s Orfent Dev 513558 _ Orient 6563 Paris Orl Rv 5%s Peru 6 Peru s " Poland 7s "47_. 22% Prussia 6s ‘52 103% Queensland 6s'47 105% Queensland 7s "41 Rhinelbe Union 7s Rhine Ruhr 6s '53 Rhine West 6s '52 Rhine West El P 65’53 Rhine W E P 65 55 ww._ Rome 61,8 '52 P 4 Sao Paulo State 7s'40 Saxon 7s ‘45 Saxon Pub Wks 612551 Taiwan El 5%,8°'71 Toho Elec Pwr ‘l! '55... 138 9815 99%, 100% 88 Td% % 130% T4 % 99% L’ruguly 6560 Uruguay 6s "64. Warsaw 7s ‘58 i Westphalia El1 P 6s ‘53 Yokohama 6s'61 .- 4% DOMESTIC BONDS. Abram & Strs 5138 '43__ 1024 6414 Alleghany Co 58 ‘44 7% 5214 Alleghany Co 55 49 13 Alleghany Co 58 '50..... 100 Allis Chalm 5s'37 49 Am & For Pw 58 203 104% Am 1 G Chem 5%s'49__ 856% Am Internat 5.8 49.__ 1021 Am Roll Mill 43,549 __. 100% Am Sm & Ref 5547 101% Am Tel & Tel gold 4536 106% Am Tel & Tel 4168 39 107% Am Tel & Tel cl tr 55’46 111% Am Tel & Tel db 58 ‘60 111 Am Tel & Tel 58 '65 111% Am Tel & Tel 5 80 19% 102 90% 101% 106% 104 90% T1% 106% 95% Baldwin Loco 55°40. 95% B & O 1st 4s'48 38% B & O 4%s'60 101 B&O1stbs 4 64 B&Oref5s'95 A 52% B& O5s'96 F 52% B & O ref 55 2000 D. 63% B&O6s'95C 93% B&O P L E&AWYV 4s-41. 86 B&OSWDivbs's0 _. 75% B & O Tol C Div 4s°59__ 100% Bangor & Aroos 4s'51_. 118% Bell Tel (Pa) 5s '48 B. 116% Bell Tel (Pa) 6 102 Am Writ Pap 6547 __ Armour & Co 438 '39 Armour of Del 48’55 ___ A T&3 Feadj 4s 95 stpd A T&S Fe gen 4. A T&S Fe 4%s 'u Atlantic C L 1st 45’62 __ AtlanticCL 4%28'64 _ Atlantic Ref deb 55 "37. 103% Beth Steel pm 5s'36 105% Beth Steel rf 5542 59% Boston & Maine 6s '67... 106% Bklyn Edison 5 103% Bklyn Un Gas bs ‘50 1% Buff R & P con 4348 '57_ 37% Bush Term cons 5s 65 103% California Pack 5s '40.. 103% Canada Nat R 4385 103% Canada Natl ‘%. 108% Canada Natl s- 69 Oct .. 117% Canada Nor db 6338 '¢6.. 103% Canada Nor db 78’40 .. 81% Canadian deb 4s'perp__. 95% Canadian Pac 4% ‘60, 101% Canadian Pac 58’54 13 Cent of Ga con 58 ‘45 1% Cent i1l E1 & Gas 5851 97% Cent Pac 1st rf 48 '49 69% Central Pacific 5s 60 631 Certain-teed db 5% 101% 102 ‘48 108 Ch Ohio u/.n'u A 107% Ches & Ohio 43%8'95 B_. 110% Ches & Ohio con 6s '39.. 33% Chi Altonref 3s'49 .. 106 Chi B&Q 11 Div 48°49.. 106% Chi B&Q gen 4558 ... 1 104% Chi B&Q 41877 Boeeee 107% Chi B&Q ref 58 71 —cce. 5% Chi & Eastn Il1 58 5‘1 35% 18% Chi Great West 1m 66% Chi Rallways 1st 9% Chi M St P&P bs ‘76 tP&P adj 552000 482037 __. 4%82037C.. 6 0% 4% Chi RT & Pisté%s 107% Chi Union Station 4s'63_ 1” 109% 106% Chi Un Sta 4348 63 108% 107% < 'Y 10010 9918 9919 10210 101 21 10121 HOME OWNERS' LOAN BONDS. 987 9917 9911 9828 9830 -.11 1007 =7 -.19 —.19 -29 -.19 Close. 30 9% 92 (RIERIES RS 0 - FEESFERPES 101% + % —~ 1038 — i, Low. 100% 92 Chi& WIndcnis 107 102 Chi& W Ind 6%s’62 50 CCC&StL4%s'ITE.. 60 CCC&StLG5s’63 80 Clev UnTerm 4% 85 Clev Un Term bs 92% Clev Un Te 38 Colon Of1 6s°38 69 ColG&ESH 96% 68 Col G & E b 112% 110% Comcl Invest 535 *49_ 44% 29 Cons Coal(MdA)rf 5s°50. 108% 99 ConsGasN Y 4%s'51._, 106% 102% Cons Gas N Y 5s '57_. 106% 104% Cons Gas N Y db 514 8°45 50% 29 CubaRR1st6s’'52 85 37 Cuba North5%s’42_ —— 94% T4% Del & Hudson rf 45"43__ 12 6% Den& RG W b8 '55. 1 5% Den & Rio G 58 '55 asst_ 111% 108% Det Edison ref 5s°52 110 105% Det Edison ref os 110 104 Duquesne 1st 433s B . 21 7% East Cuba Sfll T%hs'37.. 102 97% Erie con ll 12% 6% Fla East Coast 5374 12 8% Fla EC Ry 68'T4 ctfs 96 ¥6 Gen Cable5%;s'47. 94 54 Gen Steel Cast 538 '43_ 16 6% Gen Theater Eq 65 '40__- 101% 921 Goodrich 6845 1 109% 107% Goodrich 638 '47 106 103% Goodyear Rubber 58 '57. 1074 104 Grand Trunk 6s '36. 106% 102% Grand Trunk 7s ‘40 105% 96~ Grt Nor Rt —— 95% 87 Harlem R-P C 1st 4554 Hudson Coal 58 '62 107% 103% Inland Steel t‘,l 81% Inter Rap Tran rf 55’6 50 Inter Rap Tran 6s '32 84 Inter Rap Trancv 7s'32 82 Inter R Tcv7s'32ctfs_ 97! Inter Cement bs " 4% Inter Gr Nor adj 6s'52_. 28% Inter Hydro El 6s'44 46% Inter Mer Marine 6s'41_ 58 Inter Paper5s’47A . 5815 Inter Tel & Tel 43:8°29. 50 Inter Tel & Tel 4%58'52 56% Inter Tel & Tel 68" City South 5s '50 an City Ter 1st ¢s ‘60 105 100% Kan Gas& El 415 '80._ 103% 101% Kendall 518 '48 ww 59 Laclede 5%s°60 D 7 Lautaro Nitrate 65’54 _ 4 Lehigh Val con 4s 2003 _ 123% 115% Liggett & Myers 58 '51 106 103% Loew's 6s '41 = 118Y% 112% Lorillard(P)5s ‘51 132% 125% Lor{llard(P)7s "44 76% 58 Louisiana & Ark 5569 114 107% Louisville G&E 5s '52 A 108 104'% Louisv&Nash uni 4s°40 107% 1011 93% 101‘ 8% 50 92 63 10R%, 957 10314 101% 101 7% 100% 76% 37 26% 89% 60‘1 3615 3 36‘: 1% 5% 30 20 19% 19% 19 19% 3% 107% 93% 105%.301 9515 891 96% 83% Morris & McKesson & R 5135 '50. Man Ry N Y con 4s "90 Market St Ry 7s'40 A__. Met Edison 4135 '68 Midvale St& O 5s'36 _ Mil E1 R&L 1st rf 5s "61 Mil El R&L gn rf 5s ‘71 M St P&S S M con 45’38 Mo Kan & Tex 1st 0 Mo Kan & Tex adj 5s 67 Mo Kan & Tex 55’62 A. Mo Pacific gen ¢s'75 Mo Pacific rf 55 '65 A.. Mo Pacific 68 '77 F Mo Pacific §s'78 G Mo Pacific 58 '80 H___. Mo Pacific 58’811 _ Mo Pacific 5% '49 A Montana Power 5s ‘4. Morris & Co 438 '39 Morris & Es 3125 200 4% Nassau El cn gtd 48’51 Nat Dairy Prod 5%s ‘48 Nat Dist Prod 413845 . at Steel 4s New Jers P& L 412560 5 New Orl PS6s'52 A __ 4« New Orl PS5s'55 B . New Orl T& M 58 '54 N Y Cent 313597 Y Central con 4s N Y Centref 41352 N YCentrf41%s2013n._ N Y Cent rf 552013 N ¥ Cent conv 6s " Y Chi&St L 418 Y C&SILrf5%s'T4 A Y Chi&St L Iul 6s°35 62% 504 105 1024 100% 99 105% 102% dison rf 634s ‘41 H4%s 67 N N N N N N N 45 27% 63 40y 52 30 61 40 111% 109 32 1% 94% 62% 117 110% N 103y 81% 100% 71% 103 78% 6% T0% el gen oL,--:s = & Bgen u/.-'u North Am Ed 55’69 C._. North Am Ed 5%s'63... North Pacific 3s 2047 107 101 North Pacific 4s'97 __ 897 741 North Pacific 4335 2047 102% 88% North Pacific 652047 __ 108 103 North StP1st5s'41A_. —————————— 103% 100% 106% 103% 103% 107% 97% 105% 107 112% 102% 105% 107% 100% . 106% 106 101 Oreg Wash RR&N 4s'61 100% 69% Otis Steel 1st 5841 A__ — 109% 105% Pacific Gas & El 5s "42__ 107 100% Penn RR4%s’81D _ 106% 99% Penn RR 448’84 E _ 109% 104% Penn R R gen 415865 97% 90% Penn RR 4%s'70 D 107% 104% Penn R R 4% 8’63 ... 108 105 PennR R 55’64 115%109 PennR R gen 5s'68.. 106 101% Penn RR 6148°36 107% 98% Peoples GL&C rf 5 101% 79% Philadelphia Co 5567 _ 80 50% Port Gen Elec 4%s'60__ 52% 25% Postal Tel & Ca 5s’53 99 82% Purity Bak 55’48 ————————————— 100% 96% Reading Jersey C 4s'51. 108% 104% Reading 4%28'97 A __ 104% 99 Rem-Rd 518’47 A ww._. ————————— 71 54% StLIM&S R&G (- 33, 17% 9% StL&SF 4s’ 14% 7% StL&SF4%s 90% 74% San A&A Pass 4s'43 11% 4% Seaboard A L 6s'45.. 1031 98% Skelly Oil 6%s '39 110 106 South Bell T&T s 60% South Pac col 48°49._ 89 South Pac ref 48’55 5615 South Pac 438’68 55% South Pac 4%s'69 56 South Pac 4% 59% 39 StudebakerCcv6s'd5.. 59% 104% 101% Swift & Co 1st l“l'".. 103% _—— 93% 79% Texas & Pacbs 59 50% Third Ave 1strf 263 18% Third Ave adj in 55 '60 it 1134 107% Union Pacific 1st dl K. 118 104% 99% Union Pacific 43 108% 104% Union Pac ll: f Il 2008 I.Ifli %5 98% 69% Utah Pw & Lt bs 44 63 20% Util Power 58 49 ww_.. s 96% 891 Wabash 1st 5s —1% =1 -2% | 81 7% Wabash 38d 5830 saam . "I 1“ 1“ -I 2 i — 1038 — . Low. 12 Wabash 58'76 Bocaue.o. 12% Wabash 5%s 75 36k Walworth 48% Warner Br: Warren Broscv 6s°41__ T4 West Shore 1st 45 2361. 96 Western Md 548 82 Western Union 4%s '50. (Continued From Page 2.) ’- l.flfl -— SBtocks llS lll " Stand O1l Exp p£(5) 82 20% Stand Oil of Kan__. 25 12% Starrett (L 8) (1).. 67% 58% Sterling Prod (3.80) 2'a 1% Sterling Secur (A).. 8% 3% Sterling Secur pf... 13% 6% Stewart-Warner... 10% 2% Stos Webster.... 6% 24 Studebaker Corp... 5% 60% Sun Ofl (1) 121 115% Sun Oil pf (6 26% 11 Superheater (50c) 3 1% Superior Oil 12% 5 Superior Steel 20% 18% Sutherl’d Pap 16 3% Sweets Coof Am 14% Swift & Co (1506 % Symington (d). 1% Symington (A)( Stock and 6% Telautograph (60¢) 4 Tennessee Corp. 165 Texas Corp (1).. 28% Texas Guilf Sul (2). 3% Tex Pac Coal & O1l. 8% Tex Pac Land Trust 14 Texas&PacRR 13% Thatcher (1). 50 Tnatcher M pf(2.60) 5% The Fair ___ 2% Thermoid Co 2 Third Avenu 16 Third Nat In 5% Thomp'n(JR)(50¢c) 13% Thompson Products 1% Thompson Starrett. 7% Tide Wat Asso Oil 84 Tide Wat AODf(6) x 3 26% Tide Wat Oilal.15_. 4% Timken-Detroit ___ 28% Timken R B (11)_.. T% Trans & Westn Alr_ 4% Transamerica(30c). 5' Transue&Willlams. 1% Tri-Contl Corp 69 Tri-Contl Cor pf(6) 4% Truax-Tra Coal.. 31 Truscon Steel 13 20th Century Fox__ 24% 20th Century Fox pf 2% Twin City RT. 18 TwinCity R T pf 1% Ulen & Co_ 53% Und-Ell-Fisher (2). 3 Un Pacific pf (4) 20% Un Tank Car (1.20) 9% United Aircraft. 413 United Air Line vte 7 United Am Bosch__ 20% United Bisc (1.60) 46 United Carbon 2.4 1'3 United Corp 20% United Corp pf @) x 19 8% United Drug 43 United Dyewood 31 65 United Dyew pf (7) 10s 3% United Elec Coal. . 35 65 United Fruit (3).. x 72 9% United Gas Imp (1) 232 87% United Gas 1 pf (5) 5 2% United Paperb'd (d) 72 5 U S Distributing pf 200s 4'; U S & For'n Secur 23 65% US&F S 1stpf (6) 25% 11 US Frelght (1) _ 74 40% U S Gypsum (11)._ 15;». 143 USGypsum pf (7) Leather vte. .. Leather 4 vte . Leath pr pf vte Pipe & F (50¢) P&F 1st pf1.20 Realty & Imp... INVESTING COMPANIES W YORK. September °1 Yflrk B!cll!lly Dnleu Association: Affiliated P In Amerex_Hold Amer Gen Eqi Commercial Nat Corp--aa | Corporate Trust .. Corporate, Trust & Corp Tr A A Crum Crum & Grum & Forst Ins 7 pi- 10 Cumuiative Tr S Depos Bk 8h N Devos Bie Shrs Diversified Tr ) % ehamm 228355222 ITE NS s messl) t DRk BRBEABS CHICAGO LIVE STOCK. 21 (#.—The live stock g:go. I;:um uiet_today and Drlul ere nominal Practically no 3 to % yards ‘trader at 2850, *Rec "&'-‘am $3/000. of which al inst 5 tnds. howeve: "i‘ 55‘:-‘33- lower. 'Fod heit offerings moved In CPpoeite direcgion, declining 80 o, 75 cenis eholee lmmlnllodllhm 315,957 o "Bew mn‘ Sesson wfil n nrlu &h- for, 25 e ining M"V‘f‘ ere Weak 10 28 cents off. The week's (o5 - Tor ‘mative lambs was $0.50, baid at the o~ A 81% 9% 106 0% 99 99 Sales— and dividends, High. Low. 11 112% 112% 1124 — % 9 21 20% 25 64 @) —New | ! NEW York Security Dealers” Association —_ usb—. - % 24% 66% 41% 9% -1% 2 -3 9 -2% % 96 -1 104% 104% 100 ®0 103% 100 101% 90 =% High. 105% llll% ‘Western Union §s '3 100% 82% Western Union §s '51.. Western Union 6s '60 Western Union 6%s Wheeling Stl 4%s 106 100% Wheeling St1 5% 110% 107% Wilson & Co 1st 8914 Youngstown St!5s'70 B 99 89% Youngstown St15s'73 A 99 High, Low. Close. Chge, 105% 104% 1ud4% - % 100% 99 9 -1 100 98% 98% ~ % 108% 102% 102% % — 100% 100% 100% + % 104% 104% 104% 107% 107% 107% — % 984 98 - % 97y 98 Stock and Stocks and dividends, 48% 113% Net Close. Chge. 20% -~ % 23% 22% -2% 62% 1% % 2% 1 4% 1% 85 7 2% 31% Yellow & 2% declarations. plus extrs ast year ized l Cow 3% United Stores (A).. 64 6€6% 46 United Storespf __. 2 66% 51 Univ Leaf Tob (12) 153 133% Univ Leaf T pf (8). x 20s 40% 29 UnivPiclstpfd... Univ Pipe & Rad ... 19% 9% Univ Pipe & Rad pf 580s 1 UtlilPw&Lt(A) —_— 1 Vadsco SalesCorp.. 8 19% Vadsco Sales pf 1 11% Vanadium Corp - 11% Van Raalte (a25e).. 91 Van Ral 1stpf (7). 84 Vick Chem (12) 215 Va-Car Chemical .. 48 17% Va-Car Chem 6% pf T4 Va-CrCh 7% pf (7). 1 72% VA El & Pw Df (6) 12 2 Valron Coal&Coke 1 63!3 Vulcan Detin (a4) 1 Wabash (d).. 4 1% Wabash pf A (d). 5 414 Waldorf Sys (50¢)_x & 26% Walgreen Co (1.49) 47 114 Walgreen pf (83).. 1% Walworth Co. - 1% Ward Baking (B)._ 43% 28'% Ward Baking pf (2) 2% Warner Bros Ple 14% Warner Bros Pic pf 1980: % Warner-Quinlan__ 2% Warren Bros 20% Warren Fdy&P (2). ter Eisenlohr. 7 & 301 Wesson O&S (150¢c) 72 Wesson O&S pf (4) 34 West Pa Elec (1)A x 330s 75% 36 West Pa Eleo pf (6) 260s 39% West Pa Elec pf (7) 170s 95 West Pa Pwr pf (6) 104!; West Pa Pwr pf (7) 5'; Western Maryland 34 8' Tt Western Md 2d pf 34 1% Western Pacific (d) 4 2% Western Pac pf (d) 20% Western Union 18 West'gh'se A B 50c 81 32% Westinghse El a50c 90 West'h'se Ist pf 33 10 Weston Elec Inst . 29 Weston Elec (2) A 16% Westvaco Chi 40¢) 25 Wheel & Lake E pf. 14% Wheeling Steel 4613 Wheel Stl pf(3135)_ 6% White Motor 13'; White Rk M S(1.40) x 1% White Sewing Mcn 6 White Sew Mch pf 1 Wilcox Oil & Gas 3% Wilson & Co tazée) 58 Wiison & Co pf (6) 51 Woolworth (2.40) 11% Worthington Pump 251 Worth Pump pf A 20 Worth Pumppf B . 35'% Wright Aero 3% Wrigley W jr (13) 1% Zenith Radlo __ 2% Zonite Products ... Rights Expire. % % Budd Mfg. % Granite C S Sept. 25 s Unit of trading less than 100 shares t Accumulated dividends 3% 62% USSm&RDL (3%) 27% U S Steel 73% U S Steel pf (2 140% 119% U £ Tobacco (15) .. 165 149% U S Tobacco pf (7). 95 11115 107 7133 131% 10s 165 165 4 & 611 62% 150 33 48 708 49 142 280 20 408 - 14 24% -3% 107 107 5% 105 105 a1~ 41 1808 70 70 1% 2% -2 118 2058 156 © ® EEESFIERES 408 [} o & 5 80% 6% 8914 708 113 30s 118 11235 117y 26 409 651 x 17 17% Yale & Towne (60c) 22 2% Yellow Truck Truck pt 18 Young Spr& W (2) 13 Youngstown S & T 315 Youngst n S&T pf 2% 2 138 “* Apr.18 211 L % 337 1w % Dividend rates as giver in the scove table a7e the annusi cash payments based on the latest quarierly or balf-yearly Annual rate— a Paid this year. b Paid nmummnm D receivership or being vide BOND AVERAGES Rals. ndus OLfL. Por'n Une. +.1 974 668 978 67.7 98.0 68.2 825 67.1 98.7 70.4 845 655 889 170.0 68.2 60.2 458 646 422 1928 high___101.1 98.9102.9100.5 10 Low-Yield Bonds. Yesterday 109.6 Prev. day 110.1 Month ago 109.4 Year ago. 105.4 1935 high 110.7 1935 low.. 107.9 1934 nigh 1083 1934 low.. 99.1 1928 high 1044 1932low.. 8638 (Complied by the Associated Press.) Net change. Yesterday . 824 Prev. day.. 83.1 Month ago. 82.7 Year ago.. 1935 high. 99.2 99.5 99.1 87.1 99.6 922 929 - 878 6.4 894 45 INSURANCE STOCKS YORK, September 21 Asricultural 3) - Am Ins Newark ( ‘Am Reinsur (2%3) Am Surety (1) Automobiie (1) Balt Amer (.2 Boston (16), Carolina (1. City of N Y (1) Gonn Gen Lif (¥0) - Fid & Dep (2) Firemen's Ins Gle: rnPfllls 1] B¢ & Ru Eror Wash (1) it Paul Fire (7% Svrln&fllld “ Tr-nhn Pire (1.60a Westchester (1.30a) a—Including extras. g—Declared or pald so far this year. SAVANNAH NAVAL STORES. (). —New Asked. 90 | FEDERAL LAND BANKS NEW YORK. numher 21 (7. —TFederal Land Bank boo: 4128 Jan 1050:36 4 8y CHICAGO PRODUCE. 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We Are Prepared to Make .Immediate Loans for: Refinancing existing trusts that are matur- ing on homes in Wash- ington and nearby Montgomery County, Maryland. NATIONAL 6543 INTEREST GRADED TO 5% Payment on Joans may be graded as follows: $7.50, $3.50 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. Inguire Today COLUMBIA BUILDING ASSOCIATION 716 llth St. N.W. f,‘."k ' Jome . koan .'.’.‘i"‘iu f..