Evening Star Newspaper, September 24, 1935, Page 19

FINANCIAL. BONDS ON N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE 1., BONDS RALLY LATE IN SESSION Corporates Steady to Firm, With Interest Centered on Rail Division. BOND AVERAGES oill. por'n o Unc. +.2 97.2 673 97.2 67.1 97.1 67.1 835 67.6 98.7 0.4 845 655 88.9 70.0 20 10 Rails. Indus. Net change. +.1 +.2 Today, close. 82.6 99.4 Prev. day... 825 99.2 Month ago. 82.2 988 Year ago... 81.3 86.6 1935 high.. 87.8 99.6 764 922 89.4 929 745 737 68.2 60.2 - 458 40.0 645 422 -101.1 98.9102.9100.5 10 Low-Yield Bonds. T'd’y,close 109.9 Prev. day. 109.9 Month ago 109.2 Year ago. 105.6 1935 high 110.7 1935 low.. 107.9 1934 high 108.3 1934 low.. 99.1 1928 high 1044 1932low.. 868 (Complled by the Associated Press.) By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, September 24.-—Be- lated rally in U. S. Government bonds | that lifted most of the Treasury issues 1-16 to more than 's of a point in| the final hour was the principal fea- | ture of late trading un the bond mar- ket today. Corporate obligations continued steady to firm with most attention | centered in the rail division, where advances up to a point were scored by several well known issues. Industrials and utilities were mainly higher but changes were smaller, DOLLAR GOES DOWN IN LONDON DEALINGS By the Associated Press. LONDON, Sepiember 24—Under a renewed demand for the British pound and with speculators holding off pend- ing developments in the international situation, the United States dollar weakened today, closing at 4.92 3-16 to the pound, as compared with the over- night New York rate of 4.9134. Part of the loss was attributed to continental and American offerings, the latter partly in connection with silver purchases. Dealers said the dollar level dgainst gold currencies precluded profitable engagements for gold shipments today. The French franc closed at 74.63 to the pound and the Netherlands guilder at 7.283;. PARIS, Seplember 24 (P)—Three per cent rentes, 77 francs 35 centimes; 4'> per cent rentes, 87.10. Exchange on London, 74.60. dollar was quoted at 15.171%. -— CHICAGO STOCK MARKET| CHICAGO. September 24 (. —Following | is the complete official list of transactions in stocks on the Chicago Stock Exchange | today The | (actual) High. Lo CloseAl 290 Abbot 500 Autom Pros 70 Baish & Kaw pi- 100 Bastian-Bless 1900 Bendix Av 100 Berghofl Brew 750 Borg-Warner 100 Brown F & W 200 Castle & M 3 80 Cen 11l Pub Sve o E i 0 Ci v Ut 1 400 FitzSimmons-Con 110 Gardner Denver_ 31l 100 Gen Household__ 33 100 Goldbiatt ___ 2030 Gt Lakes Dredge 2, 8880 Houd-Her 100 Ind Pneu Tool _ 20 Inters Pow $7 pf 150 Iron Fireman. ___ 30 Kalamazoo Stove 0 Ky Ut Jr cum pf 334 SoKen-Rad T.& L E3) 150 Keystone Stl. 50La Salle Ext_ 0 Lib-McN _& 200 Lincoin. Br 50 Loudon Pack 50 Manh Dearborn 50 Marsh Field 20 McCord Rad A 100 McGraw Elec 200 Merch & Mfrs A 50 Mickelberry's Fd_ i d West Util 50 Swift Int 250 Utah Radio. 50 Vortex Cup “A"_ 4 350 Wahl Co_ 130 Walgreen 150 Waukesha Mot 50 Wieboldt _Stores_ 100 Will Oil-0-Mat 250 Zenith “Total stock nle S COMMODITY PRICES NEW_YORK. September 24. ms holesals ¥k 43, 43 39.000 shares. —The index ox % d to 75.6! 0. month ago. i v Range of recent ye Miscellaneons Markets. Additional New York markets (compiled By _the Associated Press): JWOOL "TOPS Putures cloted barcly 5 to 7 lower. December, 90.5b; ity 905 t quiez Rio No. fla. 8antos No. 4. R, Cost and frellh!. gflerlnn meluded Suntos Bourpon. s and Rio futures closed eas: 3500 Decemher 4.80n: Marc July. 5.33n. Sentos futures easy: i‘ 18.000. “September. 7.94: December. 028‘ March, 8.12b; May, 8.16n; July, GAR—NN!’!I. No 3. closed irregular, s. 11,050 tons. b: March, ‘September. B closed _steady. aamm ‘Sepfembe: nber 805: Mareh 51 50b," Burle e d 47, ?{Jmmer n}'e‘xmn eady. 42- 3 ard 433 tober, ceribe: ‘nokefl ibbed. RAW HIDE—] l(h!r 1.13b; les. Yma hlre]y 11.94 Futires closed qulet. 1-3 Septem 11 mber, March, ul.b June, 11780, unds. STILK—Putures closed strone. 212 {o,3 higher. Sales, 1,990 bales. be: 1.80b; Decefnbe: i Janu arket nunu onl bas anghai stea Gaeen lulphnc ture 20- cmum double “extra “A” 14-16s. ecial - crack 1 47 buble exm Rl lerlnfm Ti-1bs, T2, id. n—Nominl Yellow Truck & Coach Manufactur- ihg Co.—Orders for $686,000 worth of trucks have been received from United States Government by Géneral Mo- tors ‘Truck Co., subsidiary. . " ‘Anglo Ch Nitr 78 45 nymumamtun.sm Approximate 'l‘n.nucunnn 'l'od:y. U. 8. Gov't Bonds...... $2,250,000 Foreign Bonds 1,050,000 Domestic Bond: 5,560,000 LIBERTY Low. Olose. High. 4th 4% 51933-38 10013 1009' 10010 4th 435 23-38rg. 1008 1008 1008 TREASURY. 23,8 1945-47 9931 1004 27%851956-60ccc.. 9912 994 9911 35 1946-48 .ceee. 10118 10110 10118 35 1951-55 . _—eew. 10128 10122 10128 3148 1946-49 . 10217 10217 10217 3%8 1949-52. e 10221 10213 10221 3181941 _eeen 10620 10617 10620 94 10322 103 20 10322 . 10922 10916 %ngz 41 s-3%81043-45 1044 104 l“zl 1947-52 114 114 114 4% 1947-52 reg. 11324 11324 11324 FEDERAL FARM MORTGAQGE. 194247 99 9827 9 ::‘l‘"". —mem—=e- 10012 1004 10012 381949 _—oeeee. 9929 9921 9925 3% s 1964, - 10123 10122 10123 HOME OWNERS’ LOAN. 2% s 1939-49 9821’ 9811 9821 351952 9927 9921 9927 FOREIGN BONDS. Hign. Low. Close. 0 30% 30 57 58 95% 8 8% 8 48 1944-54 Abitibl Pa&Pw 6853 Adriatic El 78’52, 6! 95 Antioquia 7s Argentine 6s°57 A Argentine 6s'58 B Argentine 68 '59 June Argentine 6s ‘69 Oct s ‘60 May s ‘60 Sept. Argentine 6s 60 Oct_ Argentine 6s ‘61 Febr Argentine 6s ‘61 May. Australia 4 Australia 68 '65 Australia 68’67 Batavia Petr 415842, Belgium 6s'55 Belgium 7s'5 Berlin 6s " Berlin Ele Berlin Elec 6348 Bolivia 78 ‘58 Bolivi 95% 951 9513 95% 95% 9519 95% 95% 954 96% 102t 102% 102! 102% 116% 116% 1001 100'3 1111 111% 25% 25% 27 27 31 31 5% 5'3 21% Brazil 7s 2013 Brazil 8s 41 Brisbane 6s'57 Brisbane 65 '58 Brisbane 6s°50 Buenos A C 6155 '55... Buenos A 6s'61 Pv__ Buenos A 6s '61 st Pv BuenosA6 4 s'61stPv. Bulgaria 7s 67 July coupon off . Canada 4s '60 Canada 43536, Canada 5s°52 . Carlsbad 8s 54 Chile 6360 Chile 6s°61 Chile 6s 61 F\ Chile 6s '61 Sept... Chi ‘63 Chi s ‘42 Chile Mtg Bk 6361 Chilean Mun L 7s'60. Cologne 6%s ‘50 Coiombia 6s ‘61 Jan_. Colomblia 6s ‘61 Oct ... Copenhagen 4%s ‘53 Copenhagen bs '52__. Cordoba 7s ‘42 Pr Cordoba 7s°'57 stpd_. Costa Rica 78 '61 A May coupon on-.. Cuba 534846 | Cuba 63353 Czechoslovakia 88 ‘51 Denmark 438 '62 Denmark 5%s ‘55 Denmark 6s "42 Dominic 1st 538 Flat deb7s '46._. Finland 65 4! Finland 6%: | Frankfort 614s '52___ | French Gov e | Frencn Gov 733s "41.. | GerCBk A 6338 _. |GerCBk A 0 O | Ger C Bk A 7s'50 Ger Gov 534565 Ger Prov & City Bk con Ag 6%s 58 _. Grt Br & Ir 534s8'37 Grt C El Jap 6%s ‘50 GrtCElJap 7s 44___ Greek Gov 6s ‘68 - | Helsingfors 61%s "60. | Hungary 74844 Febr coupon on... Italy 78°61_._ Ital P U Crd 7s '52.. Japan 6% ‘54 Karstadt 6s "43__ Kreu&Toll 6s'59A cfs Leipzig 75’47 Lombard El 7; Merid Elec 78 '57 A. Met Water 633850 Mex 4s°'10-45asst sm Mex 45’54 asst_. Milan 6%s ‘52 Montevideo 6s Montevideo 78 ‘62 New So Wales bs New So Wales &8s Nord Ry 6%8°50____. Norway bs ‘63 Norway 5%s ‘65. Norway 6s ‘52 Oriental Dev b Ortental Dev 68 '53_ Oslo 6855 Panama 6863 stp lld Pernam 7s ‘47 Sept coupon oft .. Peru 6s ‘60, Peru 6s 61 Peru 78’59 Poland 6s "4 Poland Poland 8s'50. Prague Gtr 7%s '52 Prussia 6s ‘52 Prussia 6%s ‘51 Queensland 7s 41 101% 101% 101!« 86 86 86 964 96 96 1015 101% 101% 7 7 70 58 58 58 105'5 105% 105% 1021 102 102 247 24% 24% 4 174 174 173 173 35% 36% | 305 301 | 354 36 264 26% 40 40% 1072 107% 90% 90 9313 934 25 25 103% 103% 344 6014 49%, 34% 61 50% 4T 98% | RlodeJan 6%4s '3 Aug coupon off .. Rio de Jan 8s'46 April coupon off .. Rio Gr do Sul 65 '68 June coupon off __. Rio Gr do Sul 73’66 May couponoft__. Rome 64852 ___... Rumania 7869 Aug coupon off.... Sao Paulo C 8s'52 coupon off Sao Paulo St s 68 July coupon Sao Paulo St 8s 36 July coupon off..... Sao Paulo St 8s '60 July coupon off__. Saxon Pb W 7845 ___ Siemens & H 6148 '51 Sydney 6%s 55 Tailwan Elec 6% ‘Toho El Pw 78 "65. Tokio 5%s e Tokto El Lit 68°'53_.... Ujigawa EP 78°45__. Un Stl Wk 6%s'51C. Un Stl Wk Brb 7s'51. 51% 26 14% 14 26% 15% 33 40% 96% 8215 93 % 80% 94% 33% 138 138 138 38% 38% 38% 381 38% 381 39 39 39 69 69 69 DOMESTIC BONDS. Ala Grt Sou 3. 100% 100% 100% AlbPer WP 6s'48 421 424 424 Alb Per WP 6s'48ww. 444 4%4 44% Alleg Corp6s44__.. 8% 78 T8 Alleg Corp bs 4! 68 67% 67% Alleg Valle; 1084 1083 108% &g; 95 95 Allled Store: Allis Chalm 101% 101% 101% Am Beet Sug cv Am & For Pw 68 2030 -79% 6934 % 112% 111% 111% Am Int) 63%s 49 . 99% 99 99y Am Roll Mill 43849 113% 113 113 6 102% 102 102 108% 108% 108% '46. 108% 10815 108% '60.. 113 112% 113 - 112% 1121 112% T6%s’43. . 113 113 113 Type Fd 65’40 cfs 49% 49 49% Am Wat Wks 6s°44__ 104 103% 104 Am Writ Pap 6s'47 24% 24% 24% 17% 1T% 17% Armour &Co 4%8°39 104 104 104 Uruguay l ( [ S, 974 | Chi & E 111 68 51 » ChiUnSta43%s'63 A 7| GtN R gen 4% High. Low. Clese. 92% 92% 103% 10314 100 100 102% 102% 102% 109 108% 108% 107% 107% 107% 110% 110 110 105‘a 105% 105% 93 92% 92% T% 1% 33 43 100 101% 58% 107 T4% 2% 72 81% 979 110 118% Arm'r(Del)1st 48 '55.. Armstrg Cork bs '40. A T&S Fe 45 60 Aust & Nor b8 "41.... B&O 1st 45’4 B&O ¢%3°60 O1stbs 48 ... Oref 58'95 A_... 068’96 F O ref 55 2000 B&Oref6s'95C.. B&OS8Swn 60 Bang&Aroos cv 45 51 Bell T of Pa6s'48 B B B& B B & & & Marion St Sh L} . Mead Co 6846 - Met W S EI Ch 4s'38._ Mich Cent 43879 .. MIIER&SL6s'61. MStP&SSM cn 48 MStP&SSM fi‘/.l"ll. MoK & T 1st 48'90__ Mo Pac 4576 Mo Pac bs’65 A_____. Mo Pac 5s*85 A ctfs_. Mo Pac 6877 F Mo Pac bs Mo Pac 6%s "49 Monong Ry 1st 48 Mont Pwr 68’62 A Muiray Body 6%s 42 Bell T of Pa 5560 C. Beneficial L 6s '46 Beth Steel 4148 '60 sf_ Beth Stl p m §s ‘36 Beth Stirf db 58 '42 Bos & Me 5s 5! Bos & Me 53 '67 BklynCy R R Bklyn Edis Bklyn Edis 5852 E__ Bklyn M T 6; 3 123% 112 994 103 112% 6% 6% 85 108% 107% 106% 107% 109 108% 107% 1064 Buff R&P con ¢ %n S'l Calif G&E ref §s°37.. 10813 103% 108% 1084 103% 103% 8% 8% 104% 104%4 105 105% 104% 104% 10613 106% 110 110 % 1094 x 108% 1174 Cnn dian Nt R4 348’67 Can'dlan Nt R4%,s'65 Can’dian Nt R 55 '70_ Can'dian Nt 5s'69 Oct Can'dlan Nt6s'69July Can'dian N db6 % 5'46 Can’dian Nr db 7s '40 Can'dfan Pe db4sperp Can’dian Pe 4148 46 Can'dian Pc 4%s '60_. Can'dian Pc s ‘54 Caro Cl & O 5s'38 Cent of Ga 53 '59 C Cent of Ga rf 53s 59 Cent 111 E& G 58 ‘51 Cent of N J gen bs ‘87 Cent Pac 1st rf 48°49. Cent Pac s '60 Cent Steel 85 '41 Cert'd deb 5% Chesap Cevcl Chesap Corp s |C&O4%s'93 A C&0O4%s'95 B C&Oconbs'39_____. Chi& Altref3s°49 __ | Ch1 B & Q gen 4s ‘58 Chi B&Q 1 dv 3%s 49 Chi B&Q1div 4s°49 10314 108% 101% ‘e 8Tk 2113 121% 1061 2 109y 109"y 112 10314 1079 10% |ChiG L&CE8'37___ 105% Chi Grt W 4s 59 | CM&StP ¢s 89 | CM&StP gn 43 CM&StP 5576 4 | CMStP&P adj o 413, 183 Ch1 & NW 4%s°49 f Chi & NW gn 58 '87__ Chi & NW rf 68 2037_ Nashv F&Shef 5s'37. Nat Acme 6s 42 ___ Nat Dairy 6%s ‘48 __ NatDisPC4%s'45.. Nat Steel 4865 New E T&T 1st 6s ‘52 New Or GNR 68 '83 A New Or PS68'66 B_. New Or T&M ¢%s ‘56 New Or T&M 5s ‘64 B New Or T&M 63 New Or T&M 5% N Y Cent 3%s'97 N Y Cent con 4s '98 N Y Cent rf 438 2013 NYCrf4%s2013n._. N Y Cent ref 5s 2013 N Y Centcv 6s'44 NYCLSh3% NYC Mich C3%s NYC&StL 1s: 45 '3’ NYC&StL 4%s T NYC&StL 6%s ‘74 A NYC&StL 1st 68 '35.. N Y Dock 1st 4551 N Y Dock 6s 38 N Y Edison 6s '44 B__ N Y Edison 5851 C__ |NYEdrf61s'41rg. NYGEIH&P 45 49 N Y L&W 1st 43 '73__ NY NH & H 4s'55._. NY NH & H 45 '56.. NY NH & H 4s '57_ N Y O&W ref 4s'92__ N Y Rys inc 68 65 NYRys6s'65 A _ | N Y Rys inc6s'65asst. N Y Steam 5s'56 N Y Steam 18t 6347 N Y Tel gen 43%s 39 NYW&B4 Niag Sh 65%s " 50 Norf So 18t ref 5s ' Norf&W 1st 45°96 | North Am Co 68 '61__ North Am Ed 5s'69 C « | North Am Ed 6% ‘63 Nor'nOT& L 6s 47 Nor'n Pac gen 3s 2047 Nor'n Pac 48'97_____ Nor'n Pac 4% = 2047.. | Nor'n Pac 55 2047 D_. | Nor'n Pac 6s 2047 _. | Nor'n St P 1st5s'414. Ogden L C 4s°48 | C&ENW Nr W 633536 Chi R I&P rf 4s 34 Chi R I&P rf 45’34 cf. Chi R I&P 41560 | Chi St L&N Me 4s°'51. | Chi T H&S 1st 63 '60_ Chi T H&S inc 6s '60_ {Chi Un Sta 48’63 12 5% 59 —= 108 107 Cni& W L con 4863 Ch1& W 1 5%s 6. C&W1 1st rf53%s" | Childs & Co 58 4. Chile Cop deb 5s Cin Gas El 4s Gl - Cin Un Ter 58'57C__ CCC&SILCW&M48'91 CCC&StL rf 4348 711E CCC&StL rt Clev Un Ter 4 Clev Un Ter s '73 B Clev Un Ter 5% 8'72A Colo Fuel & Ir 5s'43_ Colo [nd cl tr 55 ‘34._ Col & So 4% s 80 | Columbia G & K ded 6852 April ColumbiaG & B 68 °52 May Columbia G&E 6s '61. | Com Inv T 53849 Con Coal Md rf 5s 50 Con Coal Md 5s5'50 cfs ConGas N Y 414351 ConGas N ¥ 63’57 Con G N Y db5%s'45 Consumers Pw 6s '52 Container deb 5s ‘43 Crown C& S 65 '47__. Cuba R R 1st 58'52__ Cuba RR 6s 36._ Cuba RRref 7% Cuba Nor RR 5348 '42 DelP& L 4%s'71___ Del & Hud ref 4s 43 _ Den& RG W 58 '55._ Den&RGW 658’55 asst Den& RGr5s'78 _ Det Edison rf 6s "49__ Det Edison 58'62 ___ Det Edison rf 5s'55_. Det Edison 5s 62 Duqu Lt 18t 4348 '67. Erfecv 4s'53 A Erfecv4s'53 B. Erie gen 45’96 63 116% 6l Erie Gen Riv 6s Fla ECRy 6874 cfs_ FondaJ &R 254882 ctfs___y 31 Gen Th Eq 65 '40 cn Goodrich 6346 ____. Goodr.ch 6%8 '47___. Goody'r T&R 63 '57._ Gr Tr'k of Can 7s *40 Gt N Rgen 4%8'76 D 1B |Gt NRgenbs'73C_. 95 GtNRb6%s'62B. 1 Guif M& N6s'60 _. Gulf M & N 53%8'50_. Gulf Sta Stl 5%s €2_ Hoe Val 4%s'99 Hudson Coal 6s ‘62 Hud & Man inc Hud & Man ref 111 Bell Tel 68 ‘66 100% 115% 42 35% 85% 105% 5% 75% 547 59% 65 4 105% 105% 1041 1041 2! 1001 114% 42 3415 85% 105% ‘63 Inland Stl 4%48°78 A_ Inland Stl 4%s '81 B. 48 Int Gt Nor 6s'62 A... Int Hydro El 65 44__. Int Pap ref 55 Int Rysof CA b8 [Int T&Tcv 4 IntT&T4%s Int T& T 6s'66 - Iowa C 1st&rf 4s'51... James F & C 4539 KanCFS& M 4s°36 Kan C Sou rf in 6s 50 | Kendall 633 ‘43 ww . Kinney(G R)7%s '36. Lack St 1st 55 '50 A Laclede Gas 58'39__. Laclede G 6%s 53 C_. Laclede G 5%s '60 D Lautaro Nitr 6s '54_.. Leh Val Coal Leh Val Coal = Leh V Pa con ¢s 2003 Leh V RR con bs 2003 LVNY4%s'40gtd. 86% Ligg & Myr 7s '44.... 133 133 133 Loew's 65°'41. ____. 104% 104% 104% Long Dock 68 '35___.. 100% 100% 100% Lorrillard 7s "44._... 130 130 130 La & Ark 5 69 _ T5% T5% T5% LouG&ESs'52A .. 111% 1113 11135 Lou & Jeft BId 45’45 105% 105% 1054 L&N4Y%s2003C 100% 100% 100% L &N Atl K&C 4s°55. 106% 106%. 106% L&NP&M4s'46_.. 104% 104% 104% McKess & R 5349 50 . 101% 100% 101% M'Cro’; muru filed. 100 100 100 70% 69% 70% 66% 65% LY » | Penn R 103% 163% 95 95 Ohio Pub Sve 7s 47 __ | Otis Steel & l‘lram t Pl!lurcs 6555 973 | Park-Lx 6%s ‘53 cfs_ ‘ Penn O & D 4%s8'77. | Penn R R 4% 81 D_ Penn R R 4% Penn R Rzn 434865 Rdb4%s 70 Penn R R 4%s'63 Penn R R 68 '64 | Penn R R gen 63 ‘6! Penn R R 6%s°36 PennP& L 4% | Peo G Lt&Crt 6s 61 Pere Margq 1st 4s ‘56 Pere Marqg 4%8'80 _. Pere Marq 1st 6s '56 . Phila B&W 4s'43 Phila B&W 41,8 '81_. Co 58 '67 Phila& RC& 168'73 Phila& RC &) 68 49 Philippine Ry 4s ‘37 Phillips Petr 6% s ‘39 PCC&StL4s’45D___ | PCC&StL 63'75 B | Pitts&WVa 41,8'58A Port Gen El 414860 Postal Tel & C 6s '53_ Pure Oi1 4%5'50 __ Purity Bak 5s ‘48 | B-K-0 6s 41 Reading R 41897 A Rem-R 6%8'¢7 A ww | Rep 1&St153%s8'53 A Revere Cop&B 6s 48 RG W 1stexn 4s'39 StJo Ry L T&P 5s ‘37 St L IM&S R&G ¢5'33 | STL-SF 4350 A St L-SF 48’50 A cfs_ StL-SF 43%4s'78 St L-S F 4148’78 cf st StL-SF5s'50 Befs_ StLSWistes's9 _ St L'SW 1st ter 68’53 | StLS Wegnrf5s'90 St P Un Dep ref 6s'72 San A&A Pass 4s '43 Schulco 6128’46A stp. Schulco 6% s 46 Seabd A Lref 4s'59_. Seabd A L 6s 45 cfs Seabd A-F1 6!‘25A ct. Shell Pipe L §s u | Skelly O11 515 ‘39 So Pac col 4549 So Pac 4%8'68 So Pac 4148 '69. -"fioPnCO XUTR So Pac SF Ter s '50. * SoRYM&O 4s'38 So Ry St Ddiv 4s'51. Southw Bell T 5s ‘54 Stand OII N ¥ 4148’51 Studebaker cv 6s '4 Swift & Co 3% ‘50 Term As St L 4s '63_. Tex Corpcv bs 44_ Tex & Pac 5877 B_. Tex & Pac b8 79 C_ Tex & Pac 65 '30 D Tex&Pac 1st §s 2000 Tex&P MPT 5%s '64. Third Av ref 4s ‘60 Third A ad in ex 58'60 Tol & Ohio C 3% '60_ Trumbull St Un Pac 4368 _ Un Pac 1st rf 45 2008 Unit Biscuit 68 '50.. Ut P& L 65’69 ww. UtilIP&Lb6%s 47__. Vanadlum cv 6s 41 Ver Sug 1st 7s 42 cfs Va E&P 1st rf 55'55 A VaRy4% s Va Ry 1st6s'62 A Wabash 4% Wi Wabash 6%s 76 Warner Bros cv 6s '39 Warren Br cv 6s ‘4. WPaP4s'61H . WPaPlst6s'63E _ W Sh 1st 48 2361 gtd. West'n Md 1st 4s°63. West'n Md 5%s "7 West'n Pac 6546 A__ West'n Un 4%s ‘50 West'n Uncl tr 65’38 4| West'n Un 58 '61.. West'n Un bs Wheel Steel 4%s 53 White S M 6536 xw_ W Sp Stl con 7s ‘35 ct Wilkes B&E 1st 55'42 Youngtn S&T 68’70 E Youngtn S&T 68’78 A Sales. ETOCIES. 7‘! 97% 17 97% 1101 Mil E R&S L rf 6: 'n 100 2 110 x(m % 300, 111% 474 | Ore W R R & N 48'61 103 100 105% 98! 34 104 103 103 107 964 105% 1074 112 1017 105t !D;‘ 104 105 1075 77 104 5. 117 D. 1051 10974 2514 1001, 981y IU]' h partment of Agriculture, follows: ylollowing is today's summary of cor- | poration news prepared by Standard C., EICAPITAL PRODUC PRICES ARE STEADY Few Quotations Changed on Eggs, Live Poultry and Other Lines. Most quotations were steady at un- changed levels on the Washington produce market today. The summary, with egg and live poultry prices, furnished by the De- BUTTER——One-pound prints (03 score). 1-pound prints (80 score). 1-pound prints (89 score). 11a20; vesl. 16a17: opork loins. fresh. 2ha resh hams. 27a; strip hlca? 348 0asl TRars: compounds, 131281 ’ LIVie STORK—Hogs. light. n 50a11.75: 3 0.00a11.75] roughs. X pig: 00a11.50; e 5008050 Tambar5.0080.00. S Market_gencrally stendy 2t un- changed prices. Current receip! hennery whites average. ‘u. large. 34a35. Government ed dated white eggs (Including l’l’ldlnl marketing costs): extr: B extras. mediums. 65 U. 8. large. 362 LIVE POULTRY-—Market quiet: prices unchanged. Fowl: Colored. he Leghorns. 14a16: roosters, 11a1%. chickens: Plymouth Rocks. average, 18a19; fancy. 20a"1: mixed colors, 17a18. turkeys, weighing around 12 pounds. ; guinea fo 7081.00 & pair. tandards . young, CORPORATION REPORTS: TRENDS AND PROSPECTS OF LEADI ORGANIZATIONS NEW YORK, September 24—Tne| Statistics Co., Inc., New York: . Packard Motor Car Co.—Producticn schedules call for manufacture of 70,000 small cars and 9,000 of large Packards between now and October 1, | 1936, which would compare with pre- | duction of 34,000 cars of both seriss in past 12 months; plants are already in full production of both cars Hercules Motors Corp.—Commcn share earnings, six months ended June 30, were 79 cents vs. 30 cents. Equitable Office Building Corp— July quarter common share earnings before special reserve for deprecia- tion were 6 cents against 16 cents: after allowing for this reserve net A was @1.084 in 1935 July quarter 95% | ter of 1934. 3004 | 1115 | 103 160 1 105% | 981, | | Corp,, | poned to October 28. jen National Baking Co. net income | firmed action of officials in purchas- : ing Foley-O'Brien property contiguous | share earnings, six months ended Au- against 11 cents a share in July quat- Commercial Solvents Corp.—New | English plant is expected in operation by middle of October. Burns Bros.—Hearings befcre ref- eree on reorganization have been post- year ended June 30 was $62,271, equal to $5.43 a preferred share, vs. deficit $85,594. 58 % | New York, Brooklyn & Manhat- TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1935. PRINTING INK VOTES INCREASE IN DIVIDEND By the Assoclated P; NEW YORK, Sepr-elnber 24 —Direc- tors of International Printing Ink Co. increased the quarterly dlvldend rate to 35 cents a share on mon stock from the 25 eul'l nrevi- ously paid. The dividend is payabie November 1 to stock of record Oc- tober 14. —_— BOND MATURITIES TOTAL $90,601,460 Standard Statistics Co. Outlines Corporate Actions Slated During October. Special Dispatch to The'Star. NEW YORK, September 24.—Cor- perate bond maturities during October will total $90,601,460, according to the Standard Statistics Co. of New | York. The number of bonds and notes making up the total is 138, of which 13 amount to $1,000,000 or more as follows: Birmingham Gas Co. 6% note Boston_ Parcel Post Stati Ist 5128 Long Dock Co_cons Miller & Lux ec. 7s New Orleans, Texas & Railway Co. non-cum. $1.014,000 1.097.800 7.500,000 4,141,000 exico inc. 12,736,000 Branch Railway Co. 1.601,000 s C 14,971,500 Pennsylvanis Raiiroad Co. eq. as_ Standncd . & B Co & Standard G. & Cent. Ry, 55 $31,093,200 and the 140 issues and por- tions of issues falling due in Novem- ber total $23,745,220, Washington Ehange SALES. Washington Gas 6s B—$100 at 101'j. | Mergenthaler Linotype—8 at 27%. AFTER CALL. Potomac Electric 5':% 1127,. Bid and Asked Prices. BONDS. PUBLIC UTILITY & Trl IQ An’\:oilyl & Pol prd—10 at Asked Amer Tei Capital Tracticn R City & Suburban b: Georgetown Gas 1 Pot. Elec. Pow. Cons. bs.. Pa[cmu Em 6 50 Wash. Gas 65, series B- Wash. Rwy. & Elec. 4s. MISCELLANEOUS. Barber & Ross. Inc.. 638 Cold Storage 5s. STOCKS. PUBLIC UTILIT Amer. Tel. & Tel. Reed Roller Bit Co.—Common share | t N.& W earnings, five months ended May 31, were $1.18. Dome Mines, Ltd.—Directors con- | to its main mines; this purchase, added to previously confirmed pur- chases of Goldale and Foster proper- ties, practically doubled territory of Dome Mines. Sheaffer (W. A.) Pen Co.—Common gust 31, were 81 cents. Waih By, & Ee SR 13- 163 BANK AND TRUST COMEA: FIRE 'msuRAch American (12) Amerada Corp.—Amerada Petroleum subsidiary, and Sunray Ofl | Corp., have completed jointly a weu; | in Oxford pool of Sumner County, | | Kans,, 104% 104% 105 111 20 95 109% 109 105 111 19% 947% 76 31% 109 116% 116% 116% 104% 80 BALTIMORE STOCKS Special Dispatch to The Star. BALTIMORE. September 24— High, 1ow. Close 981y 9714 for 37,465 barrels of oil daily. | Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe mu-} way—Company is spending about $4,- 000.000 on road improvements. Southern Pacific Co.—August net | railway operating income was $1,784.- | 837, vs. $1841,805 in August, 1934; | WS in eight months net railway operating | income was $10,121,627, vs. $10,134, 733 Pan-American Airways Corp—Fii half traffic of corporation was 44 per cent above like 1934 period. Hupp Motor Car Corp.—Court is- | sued an order dissolving the injunc- | tion which restrained the officers and directors of the corporation from tak- ing any action at the annual stock- ! holders’ meeting September 11 other than that of adjourning from time to time; order was granted after the court heard argument on a motion to dismiss the order, entered by attor- neys for the motor car corporation; | sales in first seven months of 1935 to- | taled 6,841 cars. Young (L. A) Spring & Wire Corp—L. A. Young, president, was quoted as stating that management has renewed all contracts which have expired and expects to renew those which will be running out in near future; each of plants recently re- | opened is doing well; Chicago piant materially increases company’s West- ern and Central business and Toronto | has increased bedspring output in | | Canada. Radio Corp. of America—It was said that with earnings in last half | running well ahead of rate for the initial six months, corporation appears to have an excellent chance of cover- | ing full $5 dividend requirements on the B stock this year. Illinois Central R. R.—President said he does not anticipate any further borrowing will be necessary during 1935. —_ JEWEL TEA REPORTS SALES ABOVE YEAR AGO By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, September 24.—The Jewel Tea Co. reported sales of $1,353,- 787.41 for the four weeks ended Sep- tember 7. The total represented an increase of 4.62 per cent over figures for the corresponding period last year. For the first 36 weeks of 1935 sales were $12,752,587.58, compared to $11,- 514,848.39 for the same period last year. The increase was 10.75 per cent. The average number of units oper- ated in 1935 was 1,565; in 1934 the total was 1,510, ONTARIO MINES SHOW CLIMB IN PRODUCTION By the Associated Press. TORONTO, September 24.—Gold production in Ontario for August amounted to 188,249 ounces, and silver 64,612 ounces, valued at $6,627,- 242, compared with 182,527 ounces of gold and 24,211 ounces of silver, valued at $6,403,057 for July, it was shown in figures released by the Ontario De- partment of Mines. Total value for the eight months of this year was $42,288,487, against $46,751,709 in the same period last year. | Pir Corcoran (25501 emen’s_(1.60) National Union ( TITLE IN Columbia (30 Real Bstate” (67 MISCELLANEQUS pel Corp. rl 60) _. Eanston Monotype (31 Mergenthaler Linotype | Peoples Drug §._pfd XS (ma ¢ | Security Storage (5) Ref. & Wh. Corp Wawd & fowh com wd. & Loth. pfd “Ex dlvidend. 125¢ extra. DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED W YORK. September 24.—Dividends | decisred \(reparea by the Standard Sta- tistics Corp.): Extra. Rate. ncd record. 10~ Glen Alden Coal - -5 Increased. Am Discount Co_(Ga)_ Arrow-Hart & Hege Initial, Secur Invest of St Louis Int Rets for Ne Hussman Ligonier conv of Accumulated. Hag, Corp of Amer SIElrnx Co Rath Packing. T $1.50 ce Passed. 4tl Coast Line RR pf Minn-Honeywell R.eml % bl lelllhr. Amer Asph Roof pf_$1.50 Arrow-Hart & Hegeman 1 $1.62% RO 1 Enamel Pradufll Fairmont Cream (Den -\", i bt o 55553555855 - (o HLLL o 0.00 0 © OO POPO! D! PR & G CHE SR ot o 3 [AAURAAOY SRS SOPDSDES ©5 O3 M Richm; Securi " Sk 00 DOOOLOLOO S o g 3 “fl"x"?gr'a nql'rfa”u - 88 v Sold’storase e e - neral Food U 8 Bmelting. NEW YORK, Seotember 24 u’n Toans” steady: no'-n’"nfg' 2l oierea T 48 months rime commercial Bankers' acceptances PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE. pteml ber - 24 tel of trading -um prices un- ‘h ef. top erades 28%a31%: 92 score, g’.‘f ot i3 G cores Ui paper, 3 per cent iscount rate, New York RO S 10 e cen American-Hawaiian Steamboat Co. deficit, eight months ended August 31, was $263,090, vs. deficit, $612,236. | hardly be barred under neutrality leg- | islation because a neutral country can | AMUSEMENTS. GUGGENHEIM SEES DIVIDENDS AHEAD Expects American Smelting to Resume Common Pay- ments in Year. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, September 24.—Simon Guggenheim, president of American Smelting & Refining Co., said today that dividends might be resumed on the company’s common stock during the next year. He also indicated that cleaning up of accumuiations on the second preferred in the near future was a probability. He returned from & business trip abroad on the Norman- die. “If conditions remain as they are” Guggenheim said, “therc is no reason why directors, when they meet early next year, should not consider pay- ment of a dividend on the common stock.” The last payment was 12! a share, on February 1, 1932. The next directors’ meeting of the company is scheduled for October 2, Guggenheim said, adding that clear- ing up of the arrears on the second | preferred stock “is warranted by con- ditions.” Accumulations on this is- sue amount to $6 a share. Concerning business abroad, Gug- genheim said the copper now being bought by Europe was for prepared- ness in event of war. He expressed the opinion that American copper could buy it and resell it. Silver Outlook Bright. P CHICAGO, September 24 (P)— While opposing a Treasury silver pur- chase program which would force the world price of the white metal to $1.29 an ounce, Francis H. Brownell, chair- man of American Smeiting & Refining Co., nevertheless foresaw today a long- range fufure for silver brighter than at any time in the last 15 years. Addressing the American Mining Congress, he said that the funda- mental intent of the silver purchase provision of the agricultural act of 1933 “was not, as is frequently asserted, to buy as fast as possible the | total amount of silver, thus raising the | price to its monetary value, $1.29 an | ounce.” Warns Against Speed. “If the United States should raise the price to the limit,” Brownell said, “it would exhaust its buying capacity very rapidly, and protably long before any stabilization of monetary systems the price of silver would soar like a rocket, explode and fall like a rocket remnant.” He added that the “present tendency is mcrestmgly toward a greater use of silver for monetary purposes.” He | warned that high prices tended to divert siiver from monetary forms. INVESTING COMPANIES NEW YORK. September 24 (7 —Now Yoo oCu Association (Closing quotations.) Bid Amer Gen Equities Am Business s Basic Industry e; Btock of Pav- | m-w Investors Fund C._ Investors Fund of Am_ Major Shrs Cor -. Marylend Pund Mass Invest Tr Mutual Invest Nor Am 1 Sh Nor Am TT Sh 195 rlymouth Funa Quarterly Inc Sh Selected Am _ Sh of | Suberviced Alre | Trust Fund Shrs Trustee Stand In; Trustee Stand Iny Trusteed Am Bk Trusteed Industry Sh Trusteed N Y Bk Shrs. FOREIGN MARKETS. By the Associated Press. —The Stock Exchange main- ¥'s_brighter tone today on ews regarding the Italo- Investors bousht . Gold shares and trans-At- | | lantic issues were supported. while rubber | shares improved with that commodity. due | | duced export quota. The market | PARIS.—Rentes. regaining recent losses | 1 and in some cases exceeding them. led the | continued upward trend on the Bourse today. Bank shares were higher. while industrial and international issues moved | irregularly but mostly higher. The clos- ing was steady ERLIN —~Pessimistic reports {rom the Leagué- of Nations resarding the Ttalos | Ethiopian situation depressed the Boerse | today and prices weakened throushout i on bnpm/e AMERICAN AND TRUST FIFTEENTH STREET AND 7th and Mass. Ave., N. W. Eighth and H Sts., N. E. REAL ESTATE LOANS Monthly Payment Loans Straight Three Yecr Loans 3% INTEREST Consult Real Estate Department Rubber Futures Climb, Following Quota Reduction By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, September 24 —Rub- ber futures advanced 64 to 66 points on the commodity exchange today following a 5-point reduction in the export quota by the International Committee in London. The crude rubber export quota for the last quarter, originally set by the committee at 65 per cent of the basic minimum figure, was lowered to 60 per cent for October, November and December under today's decre: First Mortgage Notes 60/0 Interest Secured on homes in the District of Columbia. Wm. H. Saunders Co., Inc. 1519 K St. N.W. 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