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' December, 58%-7; oats at % CURB LIST TAKE STEADIER COURS Leading Issues Improve After Selling Waves of Preceding Days. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, September 21.—Lead- ing curb shares steadied today follow- ing the selling disturbances of the two preceding sessions. Activity was restricted, transfers approximating 118,000 shares com- pared with 126,000 & week 8g0. Aluminum Co. of America extended its recent firm tendencies, advancing some 3 points to 67. Gulf Ofl was up a point at 60, while issues holding to level ground included American Gas & Electric at 32%, International Petroleum at 33%, Electric Bond & Share at 11 and Distillers Corp.-Sea- .grams at 24'5. A. O. Smith dipped 2 points to 46. Chicago Grain By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, September 21.—Refus- ing to take Italy’s “no” today as a final rejection of peace offers, the wheat market responded with a mod- erate downturn of prices. Cautiousness in regard to passible surprise developments in Europe over Sunday ruled dealings, especially as - trade drew to an end. A firm under- tone in wheat values was evident, with rallies easily achieved, and the bulk of selling appearing to come from recent buyers who were in & positioni to realize profits. ‘Wheat in Chicago closed unsettled #:-1% under yesterday's finish; De- cember, 99'5-1; cnm, 15 off to 3% up; decline to !2 advance, and provmmu varying from 5 cents setback to an equal gain. From the outset, sharp attention of Chicago wheat traders was given to weakness of foreign markets. Liver- pool wheat quotations in particular were noticed as showing a material decline, whereas an advance there had been looked for. Cables attributed this decline to profit taking, but the immediate effect here was bearish, and did much to restrain any out- burst of unusual buying enthusiasm. A good deal of comment was heard that the action of Italy was only a beginning of . negotiations and that her stand could be regarded as yet but a preliminary one. Meanwhile, word of a pause in overseas demand for wheat shipments acted as some- thing of a handicap for values. On the other hand, reports current left scant room for doubt as to serious- ness of the foreign political situation. Furthermore, Argentine advices men- tioned no substantial relief from drought. Corn and oats developed relative firmness after first sympathizing with wheat price downturns. Cash houses were buyers of corn futures. There was much spreading, with December corn being purchased against sales of May. Rye chiefly followed wheat. Provisions averaged higher. Offer- ings of lard were meager and shorts were buyers. Grain range at brmcmlllam-rnu todar: Chicago - Minneapolis Kansas City Winnipeg (Oct.) Liverpool (Oct.) DECEMBE! .fly: Chicago __ Minneapolis _ INANCIAL Glass Is Invited To Speak Before Virginia Bankers Special Dispatch to The Star, LURAY, Va., September 21.—Sena- tor Carter Glass has been invited to address group 3, Virginia bankers here October 12, C. C. Louderback, chairman, announced today. and the program will not be decided upon until something definite is heard from him. The group includes all the counties in Virginia from Charlottesville to Winchester, including Northern Vir- ginia and the Shenandoah Valley. The Program Committee is com- posed of C. C. Louderback of Stanley, Wayt Emberlake of Staunton, P. Y. Anderson of Marshall, William H. Byrd of Harrisonburg. CORPORATION REPORTS TRENDS AND PROSPECTS OF LEADING ORGANIZATIONS. NEW YORK, September 21—The following is today’s summary of corpo- ration news prepared by Standard Statistics Co., Inc., New York: Caterpillar Tractor Co.—It was re- ported that with monthly earnings so far in current year running well ahead of like 193¢ months, company promises to show final net profit for 1935 of better than $2.55 a share. It was stated that such a showing, which would compare with $1.94 & share in 1934, might foreshadow = further increase in disbursements to stockholders. Inspiration Consolidated Copper Co. —Directors authorized immediate re- sumption of operations at mines and leaching plant of company. Teck-Hughes Gold Mines, Ltd—It is belleved that report of company will show net surplus for fiscal year ended August 31, 1935, of approxi- mately $2,300,000, or nearly 48 cents a share, thus providing ample cover- age for present dividend requirements | of 10 cents a share quarterly. Oliver United Filter Sinc.—Class B share earnings, seven months ended July 31, wera 42 cents. Socony-Vacuum Ofl Co.—Vacuum Oil Co., S. A. I, subsidiary, has re- ceived a permit to bulld a refinery in Naples, Italy. Western Railroads—Joined ~ with carriers of other sections in urging the I C. C. not to “usurp managerial functions” by ordering & reduction in passenger fares to 2 cents a mile in coaches and 3 cents in Pullmans, as recommended by Examiner I. L. Koch. Western Pacific R. R. Corp.—Com- | plete list of holders of first mortgage 5 per cent bonds of Western Pacific R. R. Co., operating subsidiary, filed with I. C. C. in connection with re- organization proceedings, disclosed Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. as largest, holder; other large holders in- cluded Praudential Insurance Co., $3.- 000,000, Atwell & Co., 45 Wall street, $2,333,500, and New York Life In- surance Co., $1,300,000. West Point Manufacturing Co— | Directors took no action on quarterly | dividend on company's stock, last | payment on which was §1 a share on July 1. 1935; according to prelimi- nary estimates in year ended August 31 company suffered a loss; this was in contrast to $12.11 a share earned in 10 months to September 1, 1934, and $13.16 a share in year ended | October 31, 1933. American States Public Service Co. —Hearing on alternate plans for re- 4 | organization was postponed until Oc- “PHE SUNDAY' STAR, WASHINGTON, ' o) 'SEPTEMBER 38, 1935--PART FIVE. FINANCIA WEEKLY SUMMARY OF THE NEW YORK CURB WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1935. By the Associated Press. 1935 “Hich. Low. Stocksand dividends, Hieh. Low. Clow: m 29u 8% Aome Wire vtc (a37%e) 110% 108 Adams Mill 1st pf (7' l 4 1% Aero Supply Mfg B 40% 18% Ainsworth Mfg (a1%) 2 74 Alr Investors Inc. . 17% 123 Alr Investors Inc cv ot 3:: 30 Alabama Grt South (b2) eorgia 1% Gllh‘rt (A C)---- 13% Glen Alden Coal (11).. 7 Globe Underwrit (50¢)... 7 Godchaux Buger (B)..-. +I' 37 Alabama Powor pf (€).. 413% Alabama Power pf (7) 4 Alliance Investment. % Allied Intl Inv__.__. 12% Allied Mills. Ine (-:5c) % 32 Aluminum Coof Amer.. 68% 69% Aluminum Co pf (1%)_. 108 9% Alumn Goods Mfg(40¢) x ll 17 Aluminum Ltd 60% Aluminum, Ltd cum pf_ ‘lo 1% Am Beverage Corp.... _’: 21% Li++1 SEFSELR TEFRE JFEFR 12% Gorham vto ext 6% Grand Rapids Var (lk)x 11% Grt A&P Tea n-v (16)_. 130 =T ea e % 7 Hazeltine Corp'n (1) 6 Hecla Mining (al0c). VHL L EE b4 it 4att 1215 Hollinger Gold (t65¢)..x lflk 85 30 Holly Sugar 31% 20 Horn & Hardart (1.60)_. 108 102% Horn & Hardart pf (7).. 17% 11% Hud Bay Min & S(a50e) 64 44 Humble Oil (1) 1 4 Huylers of Del _ 215 Hydro Elec Secur._ 1% Hygrade Food Products 26 Hygrade Sylvan (2) 13% 111 Pw & Lt $6 pt_ = 16% Imp Oil Ltd cou (150c) . 15% Imp Ofl Ltd reg (t50e) _. 12 Imp Tob Canada (t35c). 31% Imp Tob G B & I1(1.077). 3% Indiana Pipe Line (30¢) % Indus Finance vtc._ 52 Insur Coof Amer (2)_ 29 Int Cigar Mach (1.80) 3% Int Hydro El Sys ev p: 10% Intl Mining (60c) 3% Int Mining war Int Petrolm (11%).. 57 Am Book Co (4)-. ’ 3% Am Capital (B) 16% Am Capital pf ($1%) 76 Am Cap prpf (6%)..... 8214 20 AmCitlesP&L (3) A.. 46 % Am Citles P& L (B) 45 16 Am Cynamid (40¢) B 24% 161 Am Fork & Hoe (60c)._x IO‘n # Am Founders 18% Am Founders 18t pf B_ 18% Am Founders 1st pf D_. 80'% Am Gas & Elec pf (6 415 Am Hard Rubber 12% Am Laundry Mch (40¢). 7% Am Lt & Trac (1.20) .__. 17% Am Lt & Trac pf (113) % Am Maracaibo 8 Am Meter Co. 124 Am Potash & 13 Am Superpowet 7% Am Superpower pf 44 Am Superpower 1st pf. 11% Amster Trad (a33c) 3 Anchor Post F (d) 4 Angostura W (t20c 4% Apex Elec Mfg . Appalach El Pw pf 21 Ark Nat Gascum pf.. 41% Ark Pwr & Lt pf (7) 8% Art Metal Works (40 5% Asso El In Ltd (a21%c). % A 8 Interstate Pw Delpf___. 1 14% Iron Fireman vte (1)___ 16% 3% Irving Air Chute (160¢). 69 43 Jersey Cen P&L pf(5%) 7 60 Jersey Cent P&L pf (6). 90 603 Jersey Cent P&L 7% pf. 1% % Jonas & Naumburg 30% 18 Jones & Laughlin Steel. 3 22 30 Asso Invest (80c)_ 1% Asso Rayon. - 4% Atlantic Coast Fish.___. T% Atlas Corp (a30c) - 1% Atias Corp war __ 47 Atlas Corp pf (3) A 3% Atlas Plywood ___ 65 Auto Voting Mch(ffle) x 12Vo 43% Ax-F Tob (3.20) A. 54 . 49% 28 Babcock & Wilcox (40¢) x dls. 5% 1% Bellanca Aircraft 132 123 Bell Tel of Canada (6) 10 1 1% Kirby Pet (a20c).. 16 Klein (DE)(t1)_ & _ % Kolster-Br (Am sh) 100 72 KoppG&Cpf (6).. 12% 113 Kress(8 H)sp pf(60c) 13% 4% Kreuger (G) Brewing.__. —_ 47% Lake Shore Mines (12)_. % Lakey Foundry & Mc! 1% Lefcourt Realty_____ 18 LefcourtReal pf (32) ... 5% Lehigh Coal&Nav (60c) 60 8% Bickford's Inc (1) 10 3% Bliss Co (E W).. 2% 1 Blue Ridge Corp. 46 35% Blue Ridge C cv p! (l)‘. 14% 1% Blumenthal (8).. 1 5 Bohack (HC).-. 11%4 6 Borne-Scrysmer (50c).. 31% 16 Bower Roll Bearing (1). 10% 7% Brazil Trac Lt & Pwr__. 11 3% Bridgeport Machin 13% 1 BriliCorp (A) LN 14 Brill Corp (B) 3 6% Brillo Mfg (60¢) 16% 14% Brit-Am Oil cou (80c) 81% 27 Brit-Am T cou Ba74 %e 4 2 Brit Celan Ltdrets.__ 42 30'% Buckeye Pipe Line (3) 23% 14% BN&EP pf (1.60)._. 100% 69% BN & E P1st pf (5) 39 49% 4% Lone Star Gas (30c 2 Long Island Light 70% 715 Loudon Pack new t50c.. 4% Louisiana Land & Ex. 41% 26% Lynch Corp (2) —_— % 124 McColl Front (30c) T% 3% McCord Radiator (B! 21% McWilliams Dr'ge (12). 5% Mangel Stores 47 Mangel Stores pf 26 Mapes Consol Mfg (2)_- 4 Margay Ol (a25e) 1% Marion Steam Shovel EFLPFEFFEFISE - 24% Bulova Watch cv p: 30 Bunker Hill & Sulll 1% Burma Ltd (a4 7-10¢) .. 5% Butler Bro % Cable El Prod vtc 4t ++0 000 0+0 00 rES - 43 May Hoslery cum pf(4). 55 Mead Johnson (13). 1% Memphis Nat G Oc 9% Mercantile Stores % Moerritt Chap & Scott. & Mésabi Iron 2 Michigan Gas & Ol % Michigan Sugur . ... 3 Michigan Sugar pf..... % Midl Sta Pet vtc (A). % Midl Sta Pet vte (B)_. & Middle West Util (). & Mid-Wst U pf A cod(d). % Mid West Ut cv pt A(d) § Midl Steel Prod i * EL 17 Carnation Co (1) 54% Caro P & L pt (7)-. 9% Carrier Corp... 26 Celluloid Corp pf. - 8% Cent Hud G&E et (80c). 20% Cent P&L 7% pf (1%)- 33% #& Cent & Southw U___. 1% CRBUR0H BUG 2 © F§EOFF FEE 1% Roosevelt Field Inc. 1% Root Petroleum Co. 8 Root Pet cv pr pf(1. 16% Royal Typewriter...._. 41 Ruberoid Co (1)._. % Ryan Consolidated.. 17% St Regis PAM ot 51 Salt Creek Prod (80c) 25% Schiff Co (2) .- % Schulte Real Eatate (4). 43% Seeman Bros (123 ) % Segal Lock & Hdw.., 1% Seiberling Rubber.. 28 Selby Shoe (2) 4, Selected Industries 463 Selected Ind al cfs(3%3). 48 Selected Ind prpf (3%3). 24 Seifridge (b9%c)______. 34 Sentry Safety Control... 33 Seton Leather __ 1%, Shattuck Den Min.. 12% Shenandoah Corp pf . 84 Sherwin-Williams (4)_. 113% 106 Sherwin-Wil pf (6) 301 236 Singer Mfg Co (16) % 2% Singer Ltd rcs (a23%e) . 29 Smith (A O) 6 Smith Coro Type vte. 1 Sonotone Corp 3% Sou Am Gold&Plat(40c) 21% South Penn Oil (1.40) __. 28% South Cal B pf (1%) _ 20% South Cal EA pf(1%)A . 17% South Cal Ed pf (1%)B. 16% South Cal Ed pf (1%)C x 1 South Colo Power (A)_. % Southern Nat Gas (d) 8% South Pipe Line (30¢)... 4% Southland R (i20¢) & Spanish & General & Spanish & Gen (B) _ 29 Square Deal pf A 2.20)_ 17 8quare Deal Co (B) % Standard Brewing 29% Stand Cap & 8 (2.40 10% Stand Invest cum p: 18 Stand Ofl Ky (11).. 7% Stand Oil Nebr. 11% Stand Oil Ohio 89 Stand O1l Ohio -1 Stand Pw& Lt % Stand Pw & Lt % Stand Silver & Lea 4 Starrett Corp - % Starrett Corp pf 915 Stein (A) &Co (1 10% Stetson (J B) __ 6% Stroock & Co % Stutz Motor Ca: 2% Sun Inve 7 Sunray 10% Sunshine Mining 2% Swan Finch Oil 27% Swift International (2). 45% Swiss Amer Elec pf____ 2 Swiss 01l Corp (40¢)-. % Taggart Corp 22% Tampa Elec (2.24) % Tasteyeast Inc (Del) A 11% Technicolor Ine 3% Teck Hughes (40c) 2% Texas Gulf Products 75 TexasPw&Ltpf (7). 5 Texon Oil & Land (60¢c). 60 Tob&Allled Stks (alis). HEH RS (33 9 FERE 45 2% Unexcell i '] T ri-Contl Corp war. Trunz Pork Stores(80c) 3 Tubize Chatil Corp. 21% 10% Tubize Chatil Corp (A)- 8% 3% Tung-Sol La 29 Tung-Sol Lemp pf (l).. fr REEFEE * mp (AEEE N ed M (al0c) .. 4 Union Gas (Can)(al0c). 1 Union Tobacco 8% United Alr war. 14% United C: arr F (1) % United Founders. % United Gas Corp. % United G United G & E pf (7) United Lt & Pw pf (A) United Lt & Pw (B).. 3% United Lt & Pw pf __ 3 United Milk Products_ United Mo Ltd (aé3%c)__ United Profit Sharing__. United Profit 8h pf (1) Unit Shoe Mach (1233) Un't Shoe Mach pf(1%) 4 U8 Elec U 8 Foll U S&Int U S Play 13 16 % 3% 3 L3y % & 231 164 Waco Al Waitt & Waitt & Wenden West Tal Westvae Woodley 2% 3% Yukon G a 5% in stock. ePlus dividends. nPlus 10% xEx dividend. Woolw (F'W) (873 9-106) 8% in stock pPaid this year—no iegular tric Pw ww____ (B) (80¢)..... U 8 & Intl Secur Sec 15t ww 50c U S Lines pf ing Cards (11) U S Radlator pf % United Stores vte 2% United V. 1% United Wall Paper. 7 Univ Insurance Universal Prod (a80c) _ % Utah Apex Utah Pwr&Lt pf(113%) Jtil Power & Lt . 1til Power & Lt pf. erde (40c) A % Utllity Equities . 43% Utility Equities pf(3%) % Utility & Industrial __ 1 Utllity & Industrial pf_. % Venezuela Petroleum__. reraft._ Bond (A).. Bond (B)._ Walgreen Co wa Walker (Hiram) - Walker (Hiram)pt(1) % Walker Mining . 4« Wayne Pump Copper W Va Coal & Coke West Air Expr (new West Auto Sup (3) A West Md pf b& Sta (1) __ West Tex Util pf (3) 0 Chlor pt (7) Wil-Low Cafeteria Wil-Low Cafeteria pf. Wilson Jones (1%) Pet'm (40c 6 271 e(t4lc) 8% old __. Dividend rates in dolar annual payment. sOdd lot in cash or stock trading. tPartly extra. $Plus 4% 6% in stock te. mAccumulated in stock kPaid last year—no regulsr rate rCompanies reported In receivership or being reorganized CHICAGO STOCK MARKET| CHICAGO. September 21 (#.—Follow- ing is the complete official list of transa tions 1n stocks on the Chicago Stock Ex- change today: Bales tactual) 30 Abbot Lab. 200 Aliled Prod 10 Am Pub 8ve pi__ 50 Armour & Co. 100 Auto! High. Lo 25 o ++ FEFSREF #_" - (REEE NN The egg market continues to hold steady and values show a further | increase under only moderate receipts and all fresh laid, well graded stock meets with ready sale at full quo- tations. With the return of warm weather shippers are advised td ship promptly, as buyers are critical and held stock | will not bring top values. ‘The market closed today at 34 and 35 cents a dozen for large hennery: whites, 30 to 32 for mediums and | 29 to 30 for current receipts. NEW YORK BANK STOCKS NEW YORK. Seple-mm 1 (#.—New | York Security Dealers’ istion | Bank ‘of Manhattan u'n Blnxen Trust Title United St Tr (8} [oeludin ) Declare: extras. or paid so far this year. { . v | "Due to incresing recuips, epe.| PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE. | cially from the South, which consist generally of small, poor, thin stock, tober 21 to await court decision on constitutionality of public utility act of 1935; it was thought that the two plans for reorganization might be Kansas _City. Winnipeg ... 835 Midvale Steel Co (b1) 82 Miss River Pw pf (§)__. 10% Mock Judson Voe (1)__. 30% Mohawk Hud 1st pf (4)_ \ - September It arement - of Agrieul: eggs. 3,383; steads: supplies aquiet: prices unchang 3, Cent Sta El cv pf (new). 1 CentStE18% pf_ 2 Cent States El 7% pf. PHILADELPHIA. (Untted _States ).—Close. the live poultry market rules easy, ‘u.m demand Liverpool Exchance. 4 0034, AY WH Chlruo - Minneapolis _ Kansas City__ Winnipeg SER CD:.;' K Chicago _ i Kansas DE( M'innnpom Winnipeg (Oet.) Chicago Cnh Msrket Cash wheat, No. 3 red, garlicky, 98; No. 4 tough, 981 1.20; corn, No. 1 yellow, 87; No. 1 white, 87. NEW YORK, Sept. 21.—The cotton trade appeared to have been pretty well prepared for the reported rejec- tion of peace proposals by the Italian cabinet today, but prices eased off under increased southern hedging and | week-end realizing. December sold down to 10.51 or 10 points net lower, and the market closed barely steady at net decline of 6 to 11 points. Hedging increased after the opening and prices worked off gradually, with active months selling about 24 to 28 | points below the high levels of yes- terday. Closing quotations were the | lowest of the day. Trade interests were again good buyers here during the morning, and there was some further buying for Bombay account. The amount of cot- ton on shipboard awaiting clearance at the end of the week was estimated at 55,000 against 85,000 bales last year. The range of prices: e fBIN322F Bleachable cottonseed oil was steady with a fair volume of trade with ac- tivity centered largely in the March position, which at one time showed a gain of 10 points on local and south- ern buying. The upturn attracted considerable realizing however, and reaction followed with final prices net . unchanged to Z points lower. Sales 81 contracts. Bleachable spot nomi- | pa nal; September, closed 10.40; Oc- tober, 10.24; December and Janu- ary, 10.23; March, 10.35. CORPORATION EARNINGS. September 21 (#).—Oorpo- NEW YO © rations Teporiing SArmIRG statements aur- the week, ¢ ing on & per-share basis. in- udzd: Six Months Ended June 30. 1 fl.'lb, 1934, ennecott C¢ $.36 nited Milk ducts 2 United o-r Fastener Corp._ r Ended June 30. o lnnal 13 am Intl Amc merican ichigan 12.69 14.00 -0 1. 89 oSl u'.,m:. Ended July 31. ontgomy ard & Co. nlen'nl:rbt Stores._. +.50 s STR Months Ended July 31. :'%'1?;' e gooo- 1318 T - e NEhvile RO 1 k] cated] m 31 Cheuwlkl & Ohll ‘ear Ended A‘!lll 1. " Public !erv Corp. of N. ; Year Ended December 31. 1933, Binger unnumum.--. llgg li’o! T e ? 12.67 152 142 2.36 2.81 ; No. 2 hard, 1.19%-| illegal should the constitutionality of | law be upheld. Edison Electric Illuminating Co. of Boston—Common share earnings, 12 | months ended August 31, were $9.85 | vs. $9.59. Chrysler Corp.—Deliveries of Dodge and Plymouth passenger cars and trucks by Dodge dealers amounted to 5,021 vehicles in week ended Septem- ber 14 against 4,791 in previous week; truck delieveries amounted to 1,086 vs. 1,337 In week of September 7, 1935. Associated Gas & Electric Co— Electric output of system for week ended September 14 showed an in- crease of 12.8 per cent over same week in 1934. Great Lakes Paper Co., Ltd.—Bond- holders’ meeting was adjourned to October 4 after hearing details of four bids submitted for the asests; none of the offers proposed any payment of cash, but only different arrange- ments of new bond and stock issues, | with various guarantees as to ton- nage. Delaware & Hudson Co.—Hudson Coal Co., subsidiary, has reduced its notes held by Chase National Bank from 85,175,000 at end of 1934 to $3,950,000 as of September 9, 1935. Long Island R. R—Company has filed substitute schedule of higher commutation fares containing the same fare rises as ihose already filed, but extending until January 27, 1936, {the present rate for 12-trip weekly commutation tickets. Dividend Changes NEW YORK, Sepiember 31.—Fav- orable dividend changes in the last week totaled 33, against 39 in the pre- vious week, according to the Standard Statistics Co. of New York. Although lower than the previous week, the total is still well above the average of the past few months. Unfavorable changes numbered 6, against 5 the week before. Details of changes: Favoral Increased—Smythe Manufacturing, Barnett National Bank (Jackson- ville), Gorton Pew Fisheries, Kelley Island Lime & Transport, Atlantic Steel, Guardian Investment Trust (H':ll:flord) $1.50 preferred, Peter Resumed—Nunn-Bush Shoe, Amer- jcan Manufacturing 5 per cent pre- ferred, Electric Auto-Lite, Automobile Finance, Crucible Steel preferred, Phoenix Securities convertible series A preferred, American Superpower $6 first preferred. Extra—Hollinger Consolidated Gold Mines, C. Brewer & Co. Independent Pneumatic Tool, A. G. McKee class B, National Automotive Fibers class A, North River Insurance, Sutherland Paper, Buffalo Insurance, Hibbard 3% | Spencer Bartlett & Co., Munsey Trust Co. (Washington, D. C.), Northwest- ern National Insurance, Time, United Shirt Distributors, Great Lakes Engi- neering, Devonian Ofl. Initial—George Weston, Ltd.; Fed- ders Manufacturing, National Shaw- mut Bank (Boston), Northwestern National Casualty. Unfavorable. Reduced—Philadelphia Co., Pulton Trust Co. (N. Y.), Pullman, Toronto General Trusts Corp. Passed—N. Y. Shipbullding ferred, Dan Cohen Co. 'y 4% Centrifugal Pipe (40¢)_ 19 12% Charis Corp (1%) .- 167 116 Chesebrough (14) 19% 12% ChiRivet & M (13%) 14 Chief Consolidated 16 Childs Copt. 3 Cities Service ... 27% 6% Cities Service pf. 3% City Auto Stamp (80c 4 Claude Neon Inc._ 233 Clev Elec Illum (2)... 9 Mohawk Hud Pw 2d pf.. 14’ 7% Molybdenum Corp _ 144% 127 Montgom Ward A (7). x138 34% 26% Montreal L&P (1%) _. 32 23 Moody's Inv 8 pt pf (3)- 4% 3% Mtg Bk Col (Am sh)_ 5% 4% Mountain Prod ($0c) 120 72 Murphy Co (1.60). 116 112 Murphy Co pf (8). 1% Nat Bellas Hess_______. 29% Nat Bond & Share 1y 11% Nat Fuel Gas (1) ... 4% 19 47% Comwlth Edison ( % Comwlth & Sou war. 5% Community P&L 1st % Community Water Sve. 1% Como Mine: " EEFEFEE » 134% Cons Mln& Sm ('2%1). l'll 2 Cons Retail Stores 34% Newmont Mines (a1)__. 1% N Y Auction ‘s 33 N Y & Honduras (11)._. 118% N Y Telpf (6% )..-..-.xllfl‘u 8 N Y Transit (30€)——eeee 2% Niag Hudson Power ... 3% Niag Hud Pw (A) war.. Shares (Md) B.... - 3 Cn‘l_;s 2% Cord Corp.. - --. 1% Corroon & Reynolds. 22 Corroon & Reyn'ds pf A. % Cosden Oil (Maine) (d). 11% Courtaulds (a39c). 7 CraneCo._ 10 Creole Petroleum....... 4 Crocker Wheeler........ & Croft Brewing % Crown Central Petrol._ % Crown Cork Int A(160¢) 30 Cuneo Press (1.20) . 1% Cusi-Mexicana Mining.. [kt ——Y 8 Davenport Hosiery (1) 4 Detroit Gray Ir Fy bl0c 21 Dictograph Products 21 Distil Crp Ltd(a74 2-5¢) 13% Distillers Corp-Seag. 11 Distilled Liquors.... 10% Doehler Die Casting.... 8014 Dow Chemical (2) ... 102% 18 Driver Harris (a25¢) . 21'/. 91% Driver Harris pf (7). % Dubilier Condenser-. 3% Duke Power (3)__ 6% Duval Texas Sulphur.. 3% Eagle Picher Lead 2% Eastn Gas & Fuel Asso. 38 EastnG&Fpf (). !i Eastern States Power-_. % Eastn States Pw pf (A). 12 I Easy W M(B) (837%¢).x 7 24% Edison Bros Stores (1) 37% 3 Eisler Elec Corp._. 3% Elec Bond & Share 34 Elec Bd & Share pf (5)-. 37% Elec Bd & Share pf (6).. 2% Elec Pwr Associates. 23 Elec Pwr Associates(. 1% Elec Pw & Lt opt war._ 2% Elec Pw & Lt 2d pf A % Elec Shareholding 40 FElec Share pt w-mm- 86 8 EmpireG&F 1% pf---. % Empln(}&!‘l% | 7 B 1% Equity Co 38% Eureka Plpo Line (4. & Europ Elec Ltd d¢b rts. 3% Evans Wall Lead pf__. 6 Ex-Cello Air & T00l... 7% Fairchild Aviation__.__ 71 Fajardo Sugar (a3 - 5% 2% Falstaff Brewing.. 9% 7% Fanny Far Candy (80e). 6% 1% Fansteel Products ... 25% 10% re‘m Enomel (80¢) .- % % Fidelio Brewing. 117 112 First Nat Stor: 11% 5% Fisk Rubber... 30 11% Flintkote Co ( 10% Florida Pw & Lt lt.-... 23% Ford Mot Can A (1%)_-. 27% 25% Ford Mot (Can)B(1%)- 2% Ford Motor France. ... % Ford Mot Ltd (a17.' le)_ 144 FroedtertG&M ev ————-——- ll% uuoon-!.umu e : _ 4 +li41+0 7% Noma Ele¢ COrp.—meuee. % North Am Lt & Pw..... 4% North AmLt&Pwpf___ 24% North Am Match (1) & North Europ Oil Corp._ 32 Northn Ind PS 6% pf(2) 38% Nor Ind Pub Sve 7% 3% 4 5% North'n Pipe Line(50c). 23 6% Northn States Pw (A)_. 14% 5% Northwest Engin 30 18% Novadel Agne (2) ———— e 38 19 Ohio Brass B (1). 107% 90% Ohio Oil cu pf ( 109 85% Ohio Power pf (§) ... 10% 4 Outboard Motors (A)... 1% % Outboard Motors (B)... 4% 1% Overseas Securities —_— 2 Pac BastCorp . 26% 18% PacG & Epf (1.37%) ... 20% PacG &E 1st pf (1%).. 71 Pac Lighting pt () 'I: Pacific Pwr & Lt pf (7)- Pac Public Service 1u Pac Pub Serv pf ($20¢). 26 Pacific Tin C spec (1) ... 36 Pan-American Air (1 1% Pantepec Oil__ 82% Parke Davis (11). 70 - mome 3 24 PnIICLP{l (3.30)__ 37 77 PennPw& Ltpf (8).__x 97% 80% Penn Pw & Lt pf {7)... x108% 76% Penn Salt (13) - - —euee 100 58% Penn Wat& Pw (8)_... 17 52% Pepperell l“; [£ ) Jum— m 1% Phoenix 8 - 27% Phoenix p! l) —cmmmene l’ 8% Pie Bakeries(60¢)...._.x IN 2 Pierte Governor. 8% Ploneer G M Ltd (80¢)_. 5 Pitney Bowss P (20c) ... 83% PittsBess & L E (1%).. 37 51 Pittsbgh & Lake E(2%) 46% Pitts Plate Glass (12) .. % Potrero Sugar = 6% Powder Corp nt Canm 23 Pratt & Lambert (1) 1% Premier Gold (t12¢)- 9% Pressed Metalsal2c. * ¥ Prod Royalty (2%¢) - 12) Properts Real vte a1.45. +++0111) [ V14 $ =2 » sExs ssess 6% Puget Sound P&L §6 pf. 'IK 2% Pyrene Mfg (a20c).——-. Rainbow Luminous (A). Rainbow Luminous (B). uur-l‘-mr._...._. ° 4% Reliable Stores... FE A 10 Lincoln Pr 300 Loudon Pack . 100 Marsh Pield 50 Merch & Mlr: LL L4y FR orers oo 1+ SRR 201312 with values showing a decline on! practically all lines and only large, | fat stock attracts attention at 20 | t0 23 cents & pound for young broil- | | ing Rocks; 18 to 20 for mixed colored and 18 and 19 for Leghorns, with stock weighing around 2!; pounds in | best demand. | Demand for old hens is slow and values are mostly in buyers’ favor FRrr F5s > ooy & . R I U TRt WS 0 Yates Mae uo Zenith Rad . Stock sales today, 18.000 shares. U S muun NOTES. (7. —Prices t l doll lll thl" lacondl qnon n doliars - 0 . (REIENE 3 +Ll‘llll EERTEE FIe 2 rislshaiek 5328523 ST Emow FOREIGN EXCHANGES. September 21_P—For- Wmo Great Britsip 0 O reat Beflan, YORK. exchange. Arm: C : . 4.1 5 ublu.‘ ILs: SHORT TERM SECURITIES. (Reported by Chas. D. Barney & Oo.) Qlfl. L\l‘-aflflmgl Co. 58 1937 m”‘ Tty sE:saa: 5 s’.’iiiv. 101 ¥2l?'l- NEW YORK PRODUCE. NEW YORK. fes 21_0m—But- :g. Prices un- - +4+1 41 FLEES ady. Pess 2FERE s * 1+ + sew ¥ at 22 and 23 for Rocks and 18 to 21 for mixed coloreds and 15 and | 16 for Leghorns. Old roosters sell- ing mostly 12 and 13. Young ducks in fairly good demand, but it takes | large. fat stock, 4% pounds and up, to bring top values of 14 to 16. Young guinea fowl, 2 pounds and over, are selling mostly 50 cents each, but smaller birds are not wanted and hard to place at any price. Market for white potatoes holds steady under a good demand and generally light receipts from all sec- tions, with Eastern Shore, Md. and Virginia Cobblers bringing 75 to 85 md1 ;mmded stock selling mostly 65 | to 170. Native and nearby garden truck in liberal reecipt and values show a de- cline on some lines at the following quotations: Stringless beans, 40 to 75 hamper; | beets, 2.00 hundred; carrots, 1.50a3.00 hundred; sugar corn, 8al5 dozen; eggplants, 30a35 hamper; Lima beans, 150a1.75 bushel; peppers, 20a35 hamper; pumpkins, 5.00a10.00 hun- dred; tomatoes, 15235 hamper and 25a35 bushel for canners’ stock. The live stock market on the | wharves holds generally steady and values are well maintained at the fol- lowing quotations: Steers, 6a8 per pound; common, 412a5; heifers, 412a6%%; cows, 4a cutters, 3a4; bulls, 4a5'2; calves, 875 9; culls, 4a5; lambs, good to choice, 8a9; common to medium, 4a5; hogs, good to choice, 11%a12%; heavy weights, 11a12; packing sows, 9a10. Closing grain quotations: Wheat— No. 2, red, Winter, garlicky, spot, do- mestic, 90; September delivery, no | sales. | Corn—No. 2, yellow, domestic, 90; | Western billing & premium over this | price; cob corn, nominal. Oats—No. 2, white, domestic, as to | weight and location, 45a50; No. 3, 44049, Rye—Nearby, No. 2, 55a60. Barley—No. 2, 50a55. Forty Years of Exper First Mortgage Investments PROPERTY Live and dressed poultry unchanged. Butier unchanged . | MONEY FOR CONSTRUCTION LOANS nd LOANS 0?: IMPROVED PROPERTIES 512% FIRST DEED OF TRUST ONLY GEORGE1. BORGER First Mortgage Notes 60/0 Interest Secured on hemes in the District of Columbia. Wm. H. Saunders Co., Ine. 1519 K St. N.W. Dist. 1015 AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY to enter the LIFE INSURANCE BUSINESS New Participating Life Policies GUARANTEED COST Accident Group Health Wholesale Participating Life Pelicies attache :Automoblle Rider” od_t bat" polcies T will Our full _coverage aceid double your weekly of automobile accident, tion o ent ant practically assures financial indepen- dence in ten years. Send for Opportunity Booklet Winthrop G. Batchelder, Mgr. The Connecticut General Life Insurance Co. 310 Woodward Bldg. 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