Evening Star Newspaper, September 29, 1935, Page 87

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTO D. C., SEPTEMBER 29, 1935—PART FIVE. FINANCIAL. SUMMARY OF BONDS ON THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1935. — 1038 — Net High. Lo U. S. GOVERNMENT BONDS. 99% 82 Western Union 4158'50. 95 58 Cont r LIBERTY BONDS. = 105% 101% Western Union 5s /38 1045 104% — 1% 100% 82% Western Union 5s'51_ 991 100 +1 Hich. Low. Close. Chse. | 1003, 92 Chi & W Ind en 43 51 0 Western Union 5560 98% 99% + 4th 4y 38 __ 10016 1009 10012 4.3 | 307 102 Chi& W Ind 5%s '62_ Western Union 6% 36 102 1024 4th u Sa2381g 1008 1007 1007 68 51% Childs & Co deb 55" : e et 10z 102 T'REABURY BONDS. 100% 79 Chile Copper db 5s '47__ 100% 108 100% Wheeling St15%s 48 A_ 104'5 103% 103% 1007 113 110 Cin Jnion Term 5s 2020. 1113 9927 991 CCC&StL4%STTE.. 6% 9919 9319 9919 CCC&StLGs'63D 26 1018 10125 Clev UnTerm 4%s'77__. 911 101 18 102 13 Clev Un Term 5573 B__ 100 10213 103 Clev Un Term 51 'T2A 103% 102 10 102 27 Colon Of1 6538 _ 68 106 16 106 28 Col G & E 55 '52 May 103 15 103 30 Col G & E 58 '61 103 14 103 24 Comel Invest 53%s "4 FINANCIAL. . LORPORATE BONDS "3 et Gains TURN IRREGULAR In' Gross and Net Declines in Junior Rails and | By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, September 28.—Re- Foreign Loans Are Moderate. Net | — 1935 — High. l.o' Close. Ohge. [ High. Low. 1071 — % S'IVt ‘Wabash 1st 58 '39_ 107 57% Wabash 2nd 5s'39 1078 — % 12 Wabash 58’76 B__. 970 + % 124 Wabash 53575 105% 364 Walworth 6s '45 62% - 24 " 48% Warner Bros cv 6. 4 100%2 + 1'% 31 Warren Broscv 6s'41__ 114 + 741; West Shore 1st 4s 2361 87!, Western Md 1st 43 '52__ 96% 991 89% Youngstown St158'70B 99 98 96 Western Md 5328 '77_. 105% 29 — 1935 — High. Low. 109% 107'4 Chi Union Station 45'63_ 108 109% 106% Chi Un Sta 414 fl 63 110% 106% Chi Un Sta g 10416 1008 1045 1007 9930 1006 99 21 985, 89% Youngstown StI5s'73 A 98% 97 98% + Stock and Sales— Btocks and dividends. High. Low. Close. e % Vadsco Sates Corp_. 1 . R L 11% Vanadium Corp .. 6 18% 1813 4+ % 11% Van Raalte (a25e).. 3 27% 2T% + 1% 108 91 Van Ral 1stpf (7).. 105'3 + 'a 34 Vick Chem (12)_. 3813 — g 2% Va-Car Chemical 3 3 &+ 0y 17%3 Va-Car Chem 6% pt 12 o 21 +2% 85 Va-CrCh7% pf(7). 120 + 13 72'; Va El & Pw pt (6) 10515 + 1y 63)2 Vulcan Detin (a4) T 3k llZ"u 110%5 ~=1035 — (Continued Prom Page 2.) IS 1on ~- 1035 — Stock ana les— 14 Hish Low, Socks aud dividents. . Hish. Tow. 91 6L% TheFairpf (313%) 100s 90 90 Net |/ Close. Chge. | 21% 90 T FLEEELS K High. . Abitibi P & P 5553 TR 2 12 % Akershus 5s 63 95% 95% +1% Argentine 5 92% + 4| 96u X6 Z Argentine 6s°57 A 95% + Ys‘ ?:’ n Steel Cast ..1615")9_ entine 6s'58 B 95% +1% | 5q 6540 _ i:':cmme 6559 June 95% 4+ % | ¢ '-oodrich e % Und-Ell-Fisher (2). Argentine 68’5 95% +14 29 Union Bag&Pap (2) Argentine 6s 9543 + Tu| 3 b 44 UnCarb&C(1.60). Argentine 6. 9515 =11y aud’lrunk 6536 __ 2 14% Un Ol of Cal (1) Argentine 6s ‘61 Febr and Trunk 7s "40 8215 Un Pacific (6) _ t Nor Rrf 41,8 61 A_ 12 Un Pacific pf (4) Great Nor 41 207 Un Tank Car (1.20). 102 102% + % | 102': 75 Great Nor gn 538 97x United Alrcraft - 103 102+ % | 9% 82 Great Norgen 7s'3 4'; United Afr Line we 89% e L R R S | 15% 7 United Am Bosch__ 101 101+ % 20% United Bise (1.60) Gen Cable 515 '47 1% Ulen & Co _ 951 11 | 96% + Austrian & Belglum 6s s Belgium 7s Belgium s Berlin City Berlin Cit Brazil 6 port of Louisville & Nashville Rail- of $5,897.860, compared with $5449.217 | 15128 9850 2 9 in August, 1934. | 10112 999 27%s1955-60 reg_ Net operating income for the month { {8‘ ir: }gg %fl 333,1“‘5 -48 was $1,030,581 against $836,428 last 4 10 0 35 1951-5 e year. $ ¥ | 10126 3345 1946-49_____ e Assocta - 2 For the first eight months of the | 10115 3%s 1949-52. ward tendencies in low-priced rail- | 102 24 .stlsu 46 | 847,942,759, which rcompares with | 103 14 3= 1944-46 ng issues and forelgn loans gave the| g o'cog'ens’ in the same period last | 104 15 :u.nn 43 June 106 106 10 4415 29 Cons Coal(Ma)rt 5575 corporate bond market a broad .stripcl : 108% 99 ConsGasN Y 4%s | year, while net operating income for 104 14 335 °41-43 March 1066 106 14 > J 28 of irregularity today. 103 28 33 i 10430 1056 106% 102% Cons Gas N Y 5s°'57 ‘While losses were in no case large, | | the January-August period amcunted | S | 2 4 d Co... 5% declines far outnumbered advances in | /0, $8:250.052, against $8.314021 in 108 24 4 2 109 13 110 # 2‘5"" i?] g::: f\‘,ofln‘h";f!s :’fz - g?"‘; g"‘ ;:r:;"x‘"sz S5 o | 3915 S % vas i Ge e W 10228 """3’ 54345 210829 10410 +10| 1074 105% Cumberland T&T 5537 105% utilities and industrials was by no | 1136 4308 1047-52 113 26 11413 4.15 = 13% Thompson Products s means uniformly higher. U. S. Gov- FEDERAL FARM MORTGAGE BONDS. 94% 74% Del & Hudson rf 4 1% Thompson Starrett. 5 0 * ernment bonds, however, had a steady | BOOM OR DOWNTURN 10120 9824 2%s1942-47_ 9916 9824 9912 +.14| 12 61y Den& R G W 5855 _ 7% Tide Wat Asso Ofl xg;t. . tone and small gains were in the ma- 10224 100 351947 Z 10019 1004 10019 +.12| 11 5% Den & Rio G 58 " 84 Tide Wat A O pf(6) 8 doEitygas the rclose. HELD |MPROBABLE 1045 10114 3145 1964_ 7102 10120 10131 +.10| 110 105% Det Edison ref 5s'55 Y . 22} ;:_':::!ml::el."l'k) 5 s . :2:. i- gngn: (g’im) 7 1st 435 '67 037 o - abash pi Government issues came almost to n‘ HOME OWNERS’' LOAN BgsN_II’S-98 o 3100 108% Duquesne v fHmite — 1085 T4 Trans & Westn Alr 8% 414 Waldort Sys (506 standstill, Transfers of $3,650,000 2 1016 9620 23;s1939-49_____ 995 +. 102 971 Erie con 4s'96 9714 » Transu ams. 2% 26% Walgreen Co (1.49). were the smallest for a Saturday ses. | ndustry Now Running on EVen | 1go51 9825 25< 1039-49 ves. 9926 9826 9826-25 | 'wo 70" birie gen 4396 761 1% Tri-Contl Corp - _ Walgreen pf (8%) ston since August 31. when $3,306,000 | LU2le-unie aeiy 1008 9917 1002 +.16] 74y 525 Erieref 5a 67 684 69~ Tri-Contl Cor pt(6) ¢ Walworth Co_.._._. changed hands. The turnover in | 3 | view Declares. 31; Truscon Steel __.. Ward Baking pf (2) 5 « Governments accounted for $300,000 | Apa I Dlseton to s A 12% 67 Fla East Coast 55’74 __ T 4 13 20th Century Fox__ Warner Bros Ple__. 611 Nor 515 Fla E C Ry 58’74 ctfs 6 ‘s 24% 20th Century Fox pf Warner Bros Pic pf ages were from .1 of a point higher| NEW YORK. September 28.—In its 213 Twin City R T Warner-Quinlan to .2 of a point lower. | weekly summary of the general busi- Murray Body 6',s provided the only | ness situation, the Standard Statis- Warren Bros cvpt fireworks of the session with a jump | tics Co. currently comments as fol- &:;::rllllafi‘lm}' Wesson O&S (150c Qne point near the end to close at “With neither unhealthy boom nor | o T 1693, up 67, points on balance. This ' nerve-wracking recession, induustry is | West Pa Elec (T)A 270s was within 31« points of the vear's| pursuing the even tenor of its way. West Pa Elec pf (6) 2208 high at 172’5 and 67% points above | Production in the aggregate is fol- | West Pa Elec pt (7) West Pa Pwr pf (6) & convertible feature and have pro- | guided it with only minor variations vided the bond market with some of | thus far this year. Aoty :f.?':fl':’é"_' its ‘widest individual moves this year “The recent decline in automobile A Western Pacific (d). during the past few months. assemblies has been offset by advances | n 4 % 35 Hudson C 113 United Bisc pf (7) . Western Pac pf (d) movements. Among active carrier is- | tion is now becoming more active on 80 - an rf 58 '57 0 14% Unit-Carr Fast (1) West'gh'se A B 50c x #ues yieldng minor fractions to a|new models. Steel output., which was | 111% 105's 111 Bell T 1strf 5 -~ point or so were Baltimore & Ohio | up only fractionally this week. should | 3 864 671, 111 Cent ref 4s’5 6s at 81',. Nickel Plate 5':s at 703, | soon reflect increased automobile buy- 23 : " e 631s 111 Cent 43866 _ road for August shows gross income 1007 9926 2 - 10418 31,5194 NEW YORK, September 28.—Back- n-ar gross income was reported at | 318 1941 107 33 1946-56. 108 10812 1067 1047% Cons Gas N Y db 5155 °45 106% | 1934. 1% 16 Third Nat In (a%e) ‘11 Al 4% 10220 9916 351949 210010 9919 10010 +.23| 111% 108% Det Edison ref 5s'52_ 4% Timken-Detroit ... Trading in both corporation and | ekly Business Re- Keel, Weekly B P A Ttz isietinle 68 4's Truaz-Tra Coal... Ward Baking (B)__ 12 of this. The Asosciated Press aver- 18 Twin City R T p: Warren Bros | ” points to 170 before yielding | 10WS Wesson O&S pf (4) the year’s 'ow of 98. The bonds have ‘ lowing the seasonal course that has! Weat Pa Parit (0 Elsewhere there were few interesting | in other lines, and motor car produc- | 106 25% Hudson & Man adj B 2 2 46 United Carbon 2.40_ "Western Union ___ 1074 Tnland Steel 4155 T8 A 1'3 United Corp 3 « 32% Westinghse El a50c. 203 United Corp pf (l)- b West'h'se Ist pf 344 8% United Drug - Weston Elec Inst__ 4'; United Dyewood Weston Elec (2) A_. Santa Fe 4s at 1087, and West Shore | Slight improvement was | 4s at 48'. shown by Southern Pacific 4s and New York Central 4s Closing prices of other active issues included Armour 4s. up 34 at 9414 ternational Telephone 41.s. up 1. at 77%: Manati Sugar 7s. off 2. at 23: Paramount 6s, off 4 at 963;, and Utility Power 5s, off ', at 44', Home Owners' Loan 23, were the most active Government bonds and | closed 1-32 higher at 98.29. Other | guaranteed obligations ended 1-32 flower to 5-32 higher and Treasury loans fluctuated equally as narrow. with the majority in the plus column. Some improvement was made by Italian loans. but other foreign is- sues, including Denmark 4':s and Japanese 6'.s, were lower. Baltimore Markets “Bpecial Dispatch to The Star BALTIMORE. Md.. September 28— The live poultry market has taken or a firmer tone the last week and while prices show little change, well maintained and especially on old hens, which will be in good demand next week for the Jewish holidays and liberal shipments are advisable. Young broiling chickens are selling 16 to 22 cents a pound with rocks bringing top prices but Leghorns are wnot so desirable and sell mostly 17 and 18. Old hens, 4'; pounds and over. sell mostly 16 to 23, with Leg- horns. generally slow sale at 14 to 16 and old roosters draggy at 12 and 13. ‘The market for young ducks shows no change from last week at 14 to 16, with small, poor. thin ducks under 41z pounds slow to move out at irregular | values. Young guinea fowl. 2 pounds and over, continue in good demand at $0. but smaller size birds not wanted at any price. Eggs Remain Steady. The egg market holds steady at last week’s levels under generally light <receipts and values are fairly well maintained at 34 and 35 cents a dozen for large hennery whites. 30 to 32 for mediums and 29 and 30 for | current Teceipts. Southern current receipts. however, are selling at 23 and 26, and unless nearby stock is fresh laid and well graded it will not bring higher prices quoted. ‘White potatoes are in liberal receipt | ~and under a slow demand values show a decline at 75 cents per 100-pound sacks for native and Eastern Shore cobblers, bul ungraded, mixed stock moves slow at 65 to 75. The market for native and nearby vegetables holds steady and values on some lines show an advance at the tollowing quotations: Stringless green beans, 50 to 80 values are | ing. | “Retail trade is likewise measuring | | the increase in distribution to con- | sumers. Sales in the New York metro- | politan area for the first half of the month were 10.3 per cent higher than a year ago, and reports from other | centers have also been cheerful. “Bank loans to business increased | by $43.000.000 in the week of Soplem- er 18, and now stand $100.000.000 | | above the average for August. Further | | advances are likely during the next | month on a seasonal basis.” BUSINESS MOVES | WITH INDUSTRY IN BRISK EXPANSION lCnntmued From First Page.) e | above 5 per cent over this time last year CLEVELAND.—The coal mine strlko temporarily reduced the buying power | of thousands of miners. The | industry, supported by auto demand, held firm. Retail trade was well sus- tained, particularly in Cleveland dur- ing the National Eucharistic Congress. Richmond Data Cheerful. RICHMOND.—Without spectacular activity, business spent the week quietly consolidating its recent gains. Retail and wholesale trade grew | stronger, bank clearings were steady, and such indices as electric power consumption and auto sales moved ! forward. ATLANTA.—Despite a hangover of Summer weather, slightly retarding Fall buying. retail trade showed a heavy turnover. The Birmingham Steel rate remained uncaanged, but | two additional blast furnaces were rezdy to be blown this week. The L. & N. recalled 250 men at Birmingham | to recondition rolling stock. CHICAGO.—Indusiry and merchandise trade again showed signs of improvement Retail and_wholesale branches increased | activity. the former reflectinz_enlarged clothing and luxury demancs. The Asso- giation” of Commerce sald Chiicago indus. forging ahead. with increased x)ex~unnr] and preduction schegules ST. JIS —Retail trade battled suc- cesalilly “haainst wath wenther < put motey into ru holesale lines also Glisirial employment” €ained in heavy industries on a seasonal basis. Public and private construction expanced, | MINNEAPOLIS —Warm weather cut into | retail sales of women's apparel and food | lines but outstanding advances were made | | by general dry coods lines. millinery and hardware. The dollar volume of bulding | permits in n th the entire v NSAS 1 tra abolt i per cent over September of 1 Marked gains were shown in whol trade. “with dry goods up A per groceries 7 per cent. hardware S per cent turniture 55 per cent and drugs 5 per cent. SAN FRANCISCO.—Coast industries. ex- cept construction. held up well during the week. The oil industry was unsettled ano | Pacific Northwest lumber orders receded | slizhtly Placing of the largest tonnage of | cast iron pipe orders in more than three !fr‘ featured Coast iron and steel mar- kets and late g cent, steel | Bremen § Buenos A 6s'61 P Buenos A67;5'61Pv stpd Canada 1s ‘60 Canada 2 Chile 63’60 “hile 6s '61 Jan_ Chile 65 '61 Febr. 3 Chile 6s '61 Sept. Chile 65 '63 Chile Mtg Bk 6s * Gl = Chilean Mun L 7 “openhagen 55’5 Cunda’amarca 6!z Czechoslovakia 8s Denmark 4145 6 Denmark Denmark 6s 42 Finland 6125 '36 French 71.s " r Con A rman GrtBrit& lre 513837 Italy 7s'51 Italy Crd P W 7s = ltaly P U Credit 7s " Nord Rwys 6 2 Norway 5563 Norway 5 Norway 6s 52 __ Norway Hy El 5128°57 Orient Dev 5138 '58 __ Orient 6s'53 130% Paris Orl Ry 5128 68 T4 Peru 6s’60 713 Peru 6s'61 _ 61y 997x Poland 7s '47 363, 22'; Prussia 6s'52. 109 103!'x Queensland 6s 47 110'5 105% Queensland 7s '41 43 32 Rhinelbe Union 7s'46 3 Rhine Ruhr 65’53 Rhine West 6s '52 Rhine West EI P 6s'5 Rhine W E P 6s 55 ww_ » Rome 6145 '52 S Sao Paulo State 7s'40__ axon 7s '45 Saxon Pub Wks 6138 ‘51 : Taiwan E151:8'7 Toho Elec Pwr 78 ‘55 Tokio Elec Lt 6s '53 Unit Stl Wks 6128 '51 A Uruguay 6560 Warsaw 7 Westphalia E1 P 6s Yokohama 6s '61 Alleghany Co 5s '44 Alleghany Co 5s '49 Alleghany Co 5s '50 Allis Chalm 5s '37 Am & For Pw 55 2030 Am I G Chem 51558 '49 : Am Internat 53s 4 Am Roll Mill 4% "4 Am Sm & Ref 55°47 __ 104 101% Am Tel & Tel gold 4536 1102 106'x Am Tel & Tel 4328 39 110% 107%2 Am Tel & Tel cl tr 5546 11315 111% Am Tel & Tel db 55 1137% 111 Am Tel & Tel 55 ‘65 114 1113 Am Tel & Tel 5138°43 1095 80 Am Wat Wks 5s '44 281 19% Am Writ Pap 6s 47 112% 104! 1007y 85 1161, mz', 1057 100 942 8415 SO' 7m. T8%, T | 10 105 105% 100' Kan Gas & El 412580 Inter Rap Tran rf 5566 Inter Rap Tran 6s ‘32 Inter Rap Trancv 7s Inter RTcv 7s'32 ctfs_ 90% Inter Cement 55 '48 ____ 104% Inter Gr Nor ad) 652 Inter Hydro El 65 '44 Inter Mer Marine 6s '41. Inter Paper 5s'4TA _ 5 Inter Tel & Tel 458°39_ Inter Tel & Tel 4128 '52_ 555 Inter Tel & Tel 55 '5 53 I\anfn S Kan City Ter 1st 4s°60 103% 10113 Kendall 51:3 48 ww 10915 80 19 503 105% Lack Stl 1st 59 Laclede 5 7 Lautaro ) 30% Lehigh Val con 4s 200 123% 1157 Liggett & Myers 55 '51_. 106 108'y 102 T8 92 1081, 5 1015 Midvale St & 623 105 1003, 105 106 £3) 831, 34 984, ATTa 73 3% 791 109% IflSH 114% 110% 30% 45 63 52 61 111% 109 32 9415 17 10315 103's ll e 1120 1044 102!« Nat Dairy Prod 51,548 1023, Loew’s 6s '41 Lorillard(P)3s 51 Lorillard(P)7s "44 = Louisiana & Ark 55 '69 Louisville GRE 5552 A 11112 Louisv&Nash uni 4s°40 107 106 93% McKesson& R 5 1007, 50 Man Ry N Y con 4s'90__ 69 63 Market St Ry Ts'40 A__. 917 90 957 Met Edison 41 - 108 107% 101% 101% 7T MilE E 101 a9, 7 T1. 100 99, 3 301 Mo Kan & Tex 1st 4590 611, Mo Kan & Tex adj 5s '67 12% Mo Kan & Tex s '6. Mo Pacific gen 4s Mo Pacific rf 5s 2 Mo Pacific 5s Mo Pacific 55 78 G 2 Mo Pacific 5s '80 H._. Mo Pacific 55’81 1 Mo Pacific5128"49A__. & Montana Power 55 '43__ 106% Morris & Co 412839 103% Morris & Es 31;s 91y Morris & Es 413 5 Bl 24, 501, Nassau Elcngtd 4s'51. 6114 104 10015 1041 99 Nat Dist Prod 4125 45 Nat Steel 45 ‘65 94 NewJersP&L4 New Orl P S New Orl P S 5s'55 B New Orl T & M ;xz. 4. N Y Cent 31zs 2 X Y Central con 498 _ Y Cent ref 4 Y Cent rf 41 Y Centrf5 3 Y Cent conv 6544 Y Chi&St L 4.8 " 16 271 401y 30 40 H & H clt 6s°40_. H & H 6548 ’I'I.'/.’.’/.'/.'A‘/.'/"/.’/.'/“/.‘/ N Y Tel gen 41;s *3! 17% NY W & B gen “1! 46 62% Niag Sh Md 528’50 __ 91 110% Norf & W 1stcn 45’96 __ 115'5 811, North Am Co 5s '61 71'3 North Am Ed 55’69 C 781 North Am Ed 5%s " 70'3 North Pacific 3s 2047 10314 106, 10114 69% 917y 108 EW York Security Deaters | | Mass Invest 3¢ United Elec Coal 65 United Fruit (3) .. 9'¢ United Gas Imp (1) 87'; United Gas 1 pf (5) 2's United Paperb'd (d) 28 % U S Distributing 5 U S Distributing pf 2000s 14 4'; US & FornSecur.. 23 1l% 11 U S Freight (1) 21% 40'; U S Gypsum (11)__. Ty 143 U S Gypsum pf (7)- 1581, 5 US Hoffman __ 35's U S Ind Alcohol (2). 3% U S Leather vte _ 7's U S Leather A vte_. 53 US Leath pr pf vte 14% U S Pipe & F (50¢c) x 19% U S P&F 1st pf1.20 x 3 US Realty & Imp 9's US Rubber ___ 245 1] S Rubber 1st pf _ U S Sm & Ref uu " U5 Sm & Rt oy 2713 U S Steel . 73% U S Steel pf (2) _ 119's U £ Tobaeco (13)-. : 3'2 United Stores (A)_. 94 46 United Stores pf 51 Univ Leaf Tob (12) 133! Univ Leaf T pf (8) 1 Univ Pipe & Rad g 913 Univ Pipe & Rad pf 6Us 1 UUIPw&Lt(A) - 22 Westvaco Chi Wheeling Steel Wheel St pf(3133) - White Motor White Rk M §(1.40) White Sewing Mch. White Sew Mch pf Wilcox O1l & Gas Wiison & Co (50¢) Wilson & Co pt (6)- 65!, 51 Woolworth (2.40)__ 76 211y Worthington Pump. 5 46% 25'; Worth Pumppf A_. 110s 837 Wright Aero _ 823 Wrigley W jr ( 40c) % Yale & Towne (60c) G“ 2% Yellow Truck ... 311, Yellow Truck pf _ 18 Young Spr& W (2). 13 YoungstownS& T. 38'2 Youngst'wn S&T pf 1l Zenith Radio.__ 2% Zonite Products Rights Expire. % % Budd Mfg. Apr.16 125 . Dividena rates as giver in the avove taole are the annusi cash paymenis based on the latest quarterly or half-yearly declarations s Unit of trading less than 100 sh plus extra 1 Accumulated dividends 'ast _year d Companies reported reorzanized 1t Ex dividend es v Annuai rate— a Paid this year. b Paid 0 receivership or being INVESTING COMPANIES YORK_ September RStociation P —New ! Admin Fund ww_ Affhated F Inc _. Britien Type Int Bullock Fund €an Tnv C‘ Eonsimercral Nat Corp Corporate Tru Depos Ins Shrs A Diversified Tr B - Diversified Tr C - Diversified Tr D - York Security Dealers Bank of Manhautan Fund Tr Shrs A__ Funa Tr Shrs Huron Holding Incorp Investors Int Sec Corp Am A Int Sec Corp Am B_ 30 Int Sec Am %%, Pf 4400 Int Sec Am 6127, pi_ Inv Tr N Y Coll A Investors Fund C__ NEW YORK BANK STOCKS “"v , CHICAGO LIVE STOCK GHICAGO, September BOND AVERAGES 26 10 10 _10 Rails. Indus Gtil Por'n Net change. —.1 Unc. Yesterday . 829 99.6 Prev. day.. 83.0 996 Month ago. 821 986 Year ago. 823 872 1935 high.. 87.8 99.6 922 929 3.7 40.0 3 98.9102.9 1005 0 Low-Yield Bonds. Yesterday 109.9 Prev. day. 109.3 Month ago 109.1 Year ago. 106.0 1935 high 110.7 1935 lew. 107.9 1934 nigh 108.3 1934 low.. 99.1 1928 high 1044 1932low.. 868 (Comptied by the Associated Press.) at’ the 1 though Hitle was done and 0 cents below incidentally was was S10.66 The ou trade was market _supplies m view of th Choice fed :te the week holdy less desi ki thy replacement s ers. i and d the decline o steady to NEW YORK. September X (P —New Association Bid. Asked. and feeders wer y T BT he week’s lamb 1 for Monday sheep. 14,000, 40.000. Commercial T 13 = — Cont Bk Corn Ex Bk & T i MASSACHUSETTS INVESTORS’ TRUST Guaranty Tr ( ntual Invest tion Wide Sec _ Yo, Wide Sec vt Y Bk Tr_Shr: a | Nor Am Tr Shares__ Irving Tr (.60) Prospectus Will be Sent on Request A. S. GovLpeN & Co, Inc. nufacturer's Tr (1)_ 1860 Woodward Blds. NatL 2000 l LOANS AT 5% bushel: beets, 2.00 per 100; corn. 6 to | 12.dozen: lima beans. 85 to 1.00 ham- r; peppers, 20 to 35 hamper: pump- ins, 5.00 to 10.00 hundred; spinach, 50 to 75 hamper; tomatoes, 30 to 35 | hamper and 40 to 45 bushel for can- | ters’ stock. 101 North Pacific 4s '97 = 4 | Nor Am Tr Sh 14 '3 2 North Pacific 4135 2047 Nor Am Tr Sh 19 10412102 Armour & Co 4135’39 e o | Nor Am 7 1 1o 947 90% Armour of Del 4 = 9 881 North Pacific 652047 __ % | Nocthesn Bectr - o- S = IES TOLS IElesl st North St P 1st 55 41 A_ | Plymouth Fund 106'x 101% A T&S Fe adj 45 '95 stpd 111% 106% A T&S Fe gen 4s'95____ 1 110 1041z A T&S Fe 4155 '48 _ 10315 9012 9215 71% Atlantic C L 435564 108% 106% Atlantic Ref deb 553 105 95% Baldwin Loco 5540 104'; 95% B & O 1st 4s’48_ New York Cotton e 106 101 O Wash RR&N 4s'61 1035 CHICAGO PRODUCE. reg Wash RR&N 43’61 103! : e i 1001 695, Otis Steel 1st 58 41 A__ 100 3 fi’,“%’}fi"c,fi:}’,}:}“,"’gmf.,f’. it Atlantic C L 1st 45’52 93!, 45 —_— Second Int Sec 50 22612 109 1051, Pacific Gas & EI 65 '42__ 105% 105' AR “Sisis '“nfi.';m.}u? i 107 100% Penn R R 4%s'81 D 103% 102!, Selected Am Sh In 106% 99% Penn RR4%s'S84 E 10313 102'; Selected Cumul Sh 109% 1045 Penn R R gen 4158 '65__ 107" 1061, By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, September 28—The | cotton market, holding within a range Live Stock Steady. | of 5 or 6 points, showed no important The live stock market on the feature today. The close was steady wharves holds steady under light re- at an advance of 3 points on October, ceipts but ample for the demand | but generally net unchanged to 2| s 0 4158 " which is limited and centered on first- | points lower. | lg;:; 13% 2 Sfi.g :35!5:25_ quality stock. Quotations today at.| There was some buying at the start | 771 54 B & O ref5s'95 A- Light Street Wharf: | on’ relatively steady Liverpool cables| 76': 5213 B&O5s'96 F Steers, 6a8 per pound; common, 4% | and unfavorable features in the| 76 52z B&Oref 552000 D. @5: heifers, 4'2a6 weather news, but it was supplied at | 86% 634 B& ters. KM:‘::H;J?:‘“ o slight advances by selling orders from 86 B common . 5a8'2 th ing i 758 e sy e South and scattering liquidation. 75% d Hedging became somewhat more ac- % 100% medium. 6'4a9: hogs. good to choice. | tive later, but it was taken by a coun- | 120t 113% 117;a12%,; heavyweights, 1lallly || Tyler and Rutherford, Inc. 1520 “K” St. N.W Natl 0475 For INVESTMENT Notes. well secured on new residential Washing- BRADLEY, BEALL & HOWARD Phone NA. 0271. Southern Bldz. 0/ first trust Real Estate 6% ton property Established Over 35 Years 26Taad: | current No- | : storage standards. Decem- futures. refrigerator stand- | ards 2 refrigerator stand- ards. Novembe Poultry. live. | chickens very Potatoes. trucks: hens steady. m—m. prices unchansed. n track. 341: total United | LOAN and LOANS ON IMPROVED PROPERTIES 51/ FIRST DEED OF TRUST ONLY | 1005 10814 104% Reading 4148'97 A = 1047« 99 Rem-Rd 5125’47 A ww ge}ec:eg Ifilcom{_ Shl 5 | Selected Man Trus 978, 90% Penn RR 4125 '70 D 97 9613 Spencer Trask Fund 107% 104% Penn R R 4% s '63 105% Stand Am Tr shrs 108 105 PennR Rau 64 1063 State Street Invest - 115% 109 Penn R R gen 5s '68 112 Super of Am Tr 106 101% Penn R R 615 36 101% Super of Am 106% 98% Penn Pw & Lt 4355 '81 _ 1047 Super of Am 10715 98% Peoples GL&C rf 55 '47_ 107 Super of Am T 10113 7914 Philadelphia Co 5s'67__ 99 9 9 r 9 e taty o &0 W Div5e’ 1081, 104% Phila Elec Co 4511~ 10 Bns Fmd Shrs 7 siaies” Shipments 111 abd palne o B & O Tol C Div 4s 75 52% Phila& R C & Ir 58 'T Trustee Stand Inv C. | account Jewish holiday. "Sacked. per hun- Bangor & Aroos 4s '51 4| 53% 305 Phila&Read C&I 6549 . Trustee Stand anh\ D 5?."’:.'.‘.‘5?.‘. }grnh'aol;r\:p:s‘q S. No. 1. Bell Tel (Pa) 5s 48 B 104 " 10113 Phillips Petrol 5145 30 e e On BB e rar e L DT Ak tinued demand from the trade | 126% 116% Bell Tel "”L‘ = ‘:‘C e 80 50% Port Gen Elec 4 ‘;nn(eeg ;n%uss;vsfihrKA 3 4 s s v{lnu-o;\f;m packing sows, 9',a10%;. 100 99'% Bethiehem Steel 4145 V. 52'% 25% Postal Tel & Ca 5s ‘53 _ 3 a1 | Trustee o . few sales. S0 Closing. rain, (duoistions Wi ‘ua:h:lu:(::tlé‘dpwfi:cr?::?:v o | 104103 et Steel pmss 38 991 §2% Purity Bak 55 48 974 Us & B I s giu-':n'psf :‘f}’:é‘lrld 5.k Ky, spot, do- K 3 15% 10515 Beth Steel rf 5s " US Biee Lt & Pow A 05, . No. 1, 8 Aflfln’«; "'ds W‘“"geg;’:;fl g;’hvery | and a little covering or trade buying.| 0% 5915 Boston & Maine 55 '67__ NS o v e US Eie Ui & pov B ;"ze. Ac'no sales. Corn, No. 2. yellow, The amount of cotton on shipboard | 11015 1067 Bklyn Edison 55’49 A__ 106 1031 | US Elec Lt A.Woialz =it - Western billing at a 2Wailing clearance at the end of the | 107% 104' Bklyn Man Tr 6s'68 A__ 1041 103% FEDERAL LAND BANKS domestic : o week was estimated at 77.000 | 110% 100% Bklyn Union El5s'50__ 1 INSURANCE STOCKS premium over this price. chl)d COMM | o oa'mst 111,000 last year. 106Y% 103'% Bklyn Un Gas 5 4 71 54 33 60% Ll:‘xflz\«vsgrflméos«pummr 28 (P).—Federal nominal. Oats. No. 2, white. domes- Tow 70% 511z Buff R & P con 415 1% 9% . EW YORK. September 2% (7). —New | tic, as to weight and location, 45a5 e 10 g 51 37% Bush Term cons 5s’ 14% 7% StL&SF4%s'78 __ Yort Secusity Dealers Association: ; el e e e 907 7414 San A&A Pass 4s 43 No. 3, 44a49. Rye. nearby No. 2, 60a65. st January Aetna Cas Barley, No. 2, 55a60. COBPOMTION EARNINGS. ' NEW YORK. September 28 (#.—Cor- porations reporting earnings during the week in terms of dollars per share in- clut Six Months Ended June i *1 Internatioral Tel. & Tel Hercules Motor Corp. - Quarter Ended August 31. Beatrice Creamery Eisht Months Ended Au ates Smelting __ Fra d o an Téxas & Pacific Ral Twelve Months lnded ‘August 31. \‘Commonwellth & Southern 5.48 “Preferred. FOBEIGN EXCHANGES. NEW YORK. September X (P —Fol e steady: Great Britain In d PG ., Great Britain, de- E¥Y ——— gguggfign SO = RE i, | 5.50 | 50-day bills. Cottonseed Oil. Bleachable cottonsed oil was and generally steady today in sym- pathy with the steadiness of crude oil. Final prices were 2 points higher to | 2 net lower. Sales were 9 contracts. Bleachable spot nominal; October, 10.15; December, 10.18; January, 10.18; March, 10.27; May, 10.34. STOCK AVERAGES 30 15 15 60 Indus Rails Util Stks. Net change. Unc. Unc. Unc. Unc. Yesterday - 67.5 258 369 40.4 Prev. day.. 67.5 25.8 49.4 Month ago. 65.1 25.2 48.0 - 496 263 68.8 27.6 495 185 614 430 453 228 175 8.7 169 -146.9 153.9 184.3 157.7 - 51.6 953 618 618 (Compiled by the Associated Press.) 105% 103% 113% 102% 118 107 120% 10815 125 116% 107% 103% 891; 8115 Canadian deb 4s 'perp. 103% 951 Canadian Pac 434s 60 California Pack 5s’40_. 104% 3| 114% 10314 Canada Nat R 4%;s'51__ 106 115% 103% Canada Natl 435’56 106% Canada Natl 4%5s '57___. 105% Canada Natl 5s'69 July. 109% Canada Natl 55'69 Oct . 1095 Canada Nor db 6%s'46. 1184 Canada Nor db 7540 .__ 103% B4l 9914 107% 101% Canadian Pac 5s '54 26 13 Cent of Ga con 5845 s 97% 103% 90%: 69% Central Pacific 5s '60 901 6315 Certain-teed db 535 48 1084 101% Chesapeake Corp 5s '44._ 108% 102 Chesapeake Corp 5s '47. 120% 114% 111% 108 112 107% 113% 110% 50% 33% 1087 105% 110t 104% 109% 104% 114% 107% 13 sw 18% 664 9% 2% Ches & Ohio gn 438 '92. Ches & Ohio 4138’93 A_. “hes & Ohio 415 '95 B_. Ches & Ohio con 55 39 __ Chi Alton ref 3s ‘49 Chi B&Q 111 Div 4s°49. Chi B&Q gen 4s "58 _ Chi B&Q 4%s'77T B Chi B&Q ref 5871 Chi & Eastn [11 58 '51___ Chi Great West 4s ‘59 Chi Railways 1st 58 '27_ Ch1 M St P&P 5875 Chi M StP&P adj 552000 14% Chi & N W 4%s2037__._. 1,5 2037 C__ %s'49 1% 103' 110 106 83% 98, 76% 76 5% 871 1065 62% 103% 81 86 415 Seaboard A L 6s 45 98% Skelly Oil 5158 '39 South Bell T&T 5= '41__. 106'% 60% South Pac col 45 '49 TR 89 South Pac ref 4s '55 56'¢ South Pac 4145 '68 55% South Pac 4.8 56 South Pac 4%;s'81 7332 South Pac Oreg 4 9913 So Pac San Fr T 4, 28 Southern Ry gen 4s'56 2 42% 77 Southern Ry 55’94 3515 Southern Ry gn 6s°'56._ 35w Southern Ry 612s'56 __ 5 111 106% Souwst Bell Tel 55 '54 A 1074 104% 101% Stand OIl N Y 4%s°51.__ 101% 591 104% 101 Swift & Co 1st 3% 8'50 104 39 StudebakerCcv6s’'45. . 57% 103 90 Tenn El Pw 65’47 A 9945 104% 102% Texas Corp cv 5s ‘44 94 93% 931 59 26% 113% 107% Union Phcific 1s 47 104% 79 Texas& Pac5s'17B._. 79Y% Texas & Pac 5579 C 791 Texas & Pac §s 180 D 50 Third Ave 1st rf 4560 _ 1%% Third Ave adj in 58 '60 112% 991 Union Pacific 4s'68 10214 1085\‘ 104% Union Pac 1st rf 4s 2008 105% % 66 Vanadium cv b 87 United Drug 5s '53 90% U S Rubber §s '47 656 Utah L& T 58’44 69% Utah Pw & Lt 58 '44 20% Util Power 55 '49 ww___ 24% Util Power 5348 47 41 94 113 110% Virginia Ry 18t 5862 A. um A ’, Aetna Fire ( Attna Life (10 Asricuitural () Am Ins New: (13 Am Reinsur l"‘a' - Am Surety (1) Automobile (1) Bait Amer (.20} _. Prlnk Plre 1 l a) Olen Pllls (1.6 Globe & Rut Springfleld (4 Sun Life _____ Travelers (16) 8 Fire (1.60a Westchester (1. a—Including extras. g—Declared or paid so far this year. PHILADELPHIA PBODUCE. PHILADELPHIA. September 98 (P e ichemyar, et R reth - killed. 1% 53Y 33% 35% GEORGE 1. BORGER i B S o 643 Ind. Ave. N.W. THAT MONEY YOU WANT to accumulate for some special purpose can be accomplished easily through investment in our FIRST MORTGAGES Consult us about them—the - interest, the security, etc. B. F. SAUL CO. REAL ESTATE National 2100 925 15th St. N.W Forty Years of Experience First Mortgage Investments PROPERTY MANAGEMENT