Evening Star Newspaper, September 30, 1935, Page 14

A—14 ¥*¥ F1 RAILROAD BONDS UNDER PRESSURE Drop in New Haven Issues Starts Drep—Other Sections Steady. BOND AVERAGES 10 10 Util, For'n. +.2 Unc. 98.1 67.5 97.9 675 97.7 674 83.6 66.7 98.7 704 84.5 65.5 88.9 170.0 73.7 68.2 60.2 40.0 646 422 high__101.1 98.9 102.9 1005 10 Low Yield Bonds. T'd’y.close 109.9 Prev. day Month ago 109.3 Year ago. 1935 high 110.7 1935 low- 1934 high 108.3 1934 low. 99.1 1928 high 104.4 1932 low. 86.8 (Compiled by the Associated Press.) 10 . Td'st. +.2 99.8 99.6 98.7 87.1 99.6 922 92.9 Net change. Today, close 828 Prev. day... 82.9 Month ago. 81.9 Year ago_.. 81.8 1935 high_. 87.8 1935 low... 76.4 1934 high_. 89.4 1934 1932 1928 109.9 105.8 107.9 By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, September 30.—Rail- road liens were under some pressure, but other parts of the bond list re- mained steady today. Weakness in the carriers was oc- casioned by a sudden wave of selling in the New Haven Railroad issues. Bonds of Erie, Nickel Plate and South- | ern Railway yielded a point or more. United States Governments ranged slightly under the previous closing levels, with trading at low ebb. Wasflingt&fifihange E SALES. National Bank of Washington—5 st 105. ‘Woodward & Lothrop com.—25 at 40. AFTER CALL. Capital Transit Co.—10 at 18. Bid and Asked Prices. BONDS. PUBLIC UTILITY, e Eanfiar Traction & City & Suburban b Georgetown Gas 1st 5. Pot. Elec. Pow. Cons. 58 Potomac_Elec. Wash. Ray. & Elec 45- MISCELLANEOUS. Bnrbtr & Ross. Inc.. 6 e Club 3135 W. M. Cold Storage 55— STOCKS. Amer. Tel. & Tel. (9)_ Capital Transit Co, (). W. Steamboat (6) Pot “Elec. Pow. 6% it EL Po. 5!2% Pf. Wash. Gas Lt Co. 3 . (1232 825 Wash: Ry, & Biee. 52 3)- 188 BANK AND TRUST COMPANY. Amer. Sec. & Tr. Co. (81.4.'197 205 c-mm (4) oo ——y { - Com. & snvmn @)=t 173 By e ‘Wash. Loan & Tr. (8)_. FIRE INSURANCE. American (12) Corcoran (2507 Firemen's (1.60) TITLE INSURANCE Columbia (.30) Real Estate (6)_ Carpel Corp. (1.60)_ INVESTING COMPANIES NEW YORK. September' 30 #.—New York Security Dealers' Association: (Noon quotations.) Admin_Fund 2nd Inc. Amer Gen Equities Am_Business Asked. 14.13 Depos Ins Shrs “A’ Diversified Tr C Incorp Investors Inv Tr N Y Coll Investors Fund C Investors Fund of Am. Major Shrs Corp Maryland Fund Mass Invest Tr Buper of Am Tr Supervised Shrs Trust Pund Sbrs Trusteed N Y Bk Shre o PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE. ILA] xLPHIA. September 30 (P).— IVPEHD DX wis. Plymouth Rocks. mived cojors 20821 Leg- hor 3 3 Toosters Spring chickens. Plymouth Toseks *tan cy, vellow meated, )2 pounds 1832: medium size. 19a20: me- dium size. off color. 16a18: fancy Rhode Island Reds and White Rocks. 4%2 pounds oF over, 20a21; medium size as to quality. T J7al0; wite Leshorn 5 and large. 17a w6 hens 23835: youns. tom: white Pekin, fancy. Spring. ed _colors. mua. Muscovy : o fTESD Killed 18a2 to_ weight: Western dry_ picked -and dry . 22a27%. as to weight: old mlterl. Ry k;m oy ""%5‘..3.11.“" 5 Bnrm‘x pring _turkeys. : ducks. Long Island. VISIBLE GRAIN SUPPLY. NEW YORK, September 30 (#).— The visible supply of American grain shows the following changes in bushels: ‘Wheat increased 4,083,000, corn de- creased 701,000; oats increased 2,400,- 000, rye increased 333,000, barley in- creased 960,000 MONTREAL SILVER. 30 P —Bilver mmmmr. 66.15° fullies " openéd utures ope: ia. December, 66 11b: I.lrch. 66.46b. NANCIAL By private wire direct to The Star. LIBERTY. High. Low. 2:55. 4th 4%s1933-33 10011 10011 10011 4th 4%s 33-38rg 1007 1007 1007 TREASURY. 35 1945-47 1006 1004 1006 2%3 1965-60 9923 9919 9919 2%s 1955-60reg 9916 9916 9916 35 1946-48 10126 10124 10126 35 1951-56 . 10213 10213 10213 3% 1946-49 - 10228 10228 10228 3 946-49 reg. 10222 10222 10222 - 10225 10223 10225 106 27 10626 106 26 9. 10329 10329 10329 940-43 June 106 10 10610 10610 335 1941-43 Mar 10612 10612 10612 3% 1946-56 1088 1088 1088 45 1944-54 .. 10930 10926 10930 4%s-381043-45 1048 1047 1047 FEDERAL FARM MORTGAGE. 381947 - 10018 10018 10018 3s 1949 weeen 1008 1006 1006 3%s1964.. 1022 102 1022 HOME OWNERS’ LOAN. 2%8 1939-49 9828 9825 9825 351952 1003 9931 9931 FOREIGN BONDS. High. Low. 2:5 Abitibi Pa&Pw 58 °'63 30% 30% Akershus 5s '63 95% Alpine Mont S 7s '55. 91 Antloquia 7s 45 B__. 8 Argentine 53%s 62 Argentine 6557 A_.. Argentine 6s ‘68 B Argentine 68 '59 June Argentine 6s ‘59 Oct Argentine 6s ‘60 May Argentine 6s ‘60 Sept Argentine 6s ‘61 Febr Argentine 6s ' Austral 92% Australia 5s '57 .. | Austrian 7s ‘67 | Bavaria S 614845 Belglum 6s 65 Belgium 6%s '49 Belgium 7s 'A5 Belgium 78 ‘56 Bergen City 5s '60 Berlin Elec 6s '55 Berlin Elec 6%s "59_- Bolivia 7s ‘58 Bolivia 7 Bolivia 8s." Brazil 7862 Brazil 8s '41 | Bremen St 7s '35 Brisbane 6s '50 Buenos A 6s'61 st Pv BuenosA6%s'61stPv. Canada 4s '60 Canada 5s ‘52 Chile 6s '61 Jan Chile 6s '63._ Chile 7s ‘42 Chile Mtg Bk 656 Chile Mtg Bk 6% 8'61. | Chilean Mun L 7s ‘60 i 7 | Coiombia 6s ‘61 Jan. 2 2 | | Colombia 6s 61 Oct | Copenhagen 4%s '53. ‘ Cordoba 7s 57 stpd.-. | Cuba 6s 04-"44 Cuba 5%s 45 Cuba 63%s'53 Denmark 4%s'62.... Denmark 5%s '65.... Denmark 6s ‘42 Deu Bk 6s '35 ct stpd French Gov 7%s '41 Gelsenkirchen 6s '34 Ger C Bk A6s'60 July Ger Gov 6%s ‘65 Ger Rep 7s°49 GrtBr & Ir 6% Grt C El Jap 6%s 50 Grt CEl Jap 7544 Greek Gov 63 ‘68 .. Hait! 65 '52 Helsingfors 635 ‘60 ltaly 78 51 Ital Crd P W 7s '47 B. Ital P U Crd 78 '52 99% | 33 98 BT 97% | 4 101% | Kreu&Toll 5s'59A cfs Lombard El 7s ‘52 Low Aus HE 6%s'44 Mex 4s 54 asst._ Milan 6%s ‘52 Montecatini 75 '37 __ New So Wales bs ‘57 New So Wales 5s ‘58 Nord Ry 6%s'50____ Norway 55°63 eooo Norway 638 65.caae Norway 6s°43_ Norway 6s ‘52 Norw Hy El 5% Oriental Dev 6s ‘53 Paris Orl Ry 6%s'68 Peru 68 '60 7. Poland 7s ‘4 Poland 8s ‘50 Porto Alegre 71;8°66 July coupon off Porto Alegre 8s 61 July coupon off__. Prussia 6%s ‘51 Queensland 65 '47_. Queensland 7s "41. Rhein-Rhur 6s '51. __ Rhine W El P 6s'52. Rhine W El P 6s '55_ Rio Gr do Sul 8546 April coupon off . Rome 6%s ‘52 Rumania 7s ‘59 Aug coupon off. Santa F Arg 7s'42___ Sao Paulo St 7s ‘40 Serbs 8s '62 Nov c on. Shin'su E1 P 6%s '62 Taiwan Elec 53871 Tokio 5%s'61 _ ___ ‘Tokio EI Lt 6s°'53 Tyrol Hy El 7%s '65 Un Stl Wk 6%s '51 A Uruguay 6s'60 Uruguay 68 '64 __ Uruguay 8s 46 Venetian M G B 7s 52 Westphal El P 6s ‘52 Yokohama és 106% 106% 51% 51% 32% 32% 83's 83% DOMESTIC BONDS. Adams Exp 4s 48 100 100 Ala Grt Sou 4s’43 ... 101 Alleg Corp 68 ‘44 Alleg Corp 5s ‘dl Alleg Corp Alleg Corp Allled Store Allls Chalm 68 ‘37 Am & For Pw bs 2030 Am Ice cv 58 'B. Am1GChb Am Int) 6%8 49 Am Roll Mill 438 '49 Am Smelt & R 6847 AmT& T 4%s 39 Am T & T cl tr bs 46 | Am T & T deb bs Am T&T 55’60 rg 15% 32% 8343 100 101 79 67 24 16% 16% 95% 95% 95% 101% 101% 101% 0% 70 70 7% 71 T1 112% 112% 1123% 100 99% 100 114% 113% 113% 100% 100% 100% 109 109 109 108% 108 108% 113% 112% 113% 113 113 113 118% 112% 112% 1133 113% 113% 60 53% 60 105% 105% 105% 94% 94% 94% 29% 27% 29% 27T% 27T% 2T% 18% 18 18 103% 103% 103% 94% 94 94 Am Writ Pap 6s 47 Am Writ P 6s 47 cfs Anglo Ch Nitr 7s 45 Armour & Co 4%8 39 Arm'r(Del)1st 4s ‘55 > | Cent Pac bs 60 | Del & Hud 5%s°37 _. | Den& RG rf 5878 13 | Det Edison rf &5 '49 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. BONDS ON N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE 100% 100% lUDM 103 103 103 113% 113% 113% 72 71 9 8% 78% 8% TR TT% 844 344 34% 85 85 85 108% 108% 108% 107% 107% 107% Bos& Me 4%s8'61J.. Bos & Me b8 66 ... Bos & Me 68 '67.. ... BosN Y ALd4s'ss BklynCy RR s ‘41 Bklvn Bdis 5549 A Bklyn Edis 68’62 E .. Bklyn Un Gas 58 *45 Buff R&P con 4 %s ‘67 BCR& N 5s'34 ctfs_ Buff GE4%s'81 B _ Bush Term cn bs '55. Bush T Bldg 6s 60 ._ Canada Sou 68 ‘62 A Can’dian Nt R43%s'61 Can‘dian Nt R4 14866 Can‘dian Nt R4 %8'57 Can'dlan Nt R4 % s'66 Can’dian Nt6s'69Juby Can'dian Nt 68’69 Oct Can‘dian Nr db 7s 40 Can'dian Pc db4 Can'dian Pc 6844 cfs Can'dian Po bs '64 CaroCl1& O bs ‘38 CaroCl & O 6562 A _ Cent Br U Pac 4s'48_ Cent Dis Tel bs '43 Cent of Ga con 5545 Cent of Ga rf 53%s "59 Cent of Ga 6569 C Cent 11l E& G 68 '51. Cent N Eng 4s'61. . Cent of N J gen bs '87 Cent of N Jgn5s'87rg Cent Pac Istrf 4849 Cert'd deb 6%s 48 Chesap Ccv cl 6s Chesap Corp 68 "47_. C&Ogendlys’92 C&O4%s'93 A C&O4%s'95 B C&Ocon s 39 - Chi B & Q gen 4s ‘68 Chi B&Q4%s 17 Chi B&Q 1 dv 34549 Chi & E 111 68 '51 ctfs Chi Grt W 4559 Chi Ind & So 45 '56 CM&StP gn 4.5 '89C CM&StP 433’89 E _ CM&StP b8 ‘75 CMStP&P adj 6s 2000 Chi & NW gn 3%s ‘87 Chi & NW gn 4s ‘87 _ Chi& NW 4348 2037_. Chi & NW 41 37C. Chi & NW 4%s 49 ___ Chi & NW gn 6s '87 CENW Nr W 6%s'36 Chi R I&P rf 4s°34 CR I&P 4%s ‘52 ctfs Chi R I&P gn 43 '88 _ CM&StP 4s 89 Chi T H&S 1st 68 '60_ Chi T H&S inc 58 60 Chi Union Sta 4s "¢4. Chi Un Sta 5s'63 B 5 Childs & Co 58 Chile Cop deb CinGasEl 4868 A__. Cin Un Ter 5857 C _ | CCC&StL gen 4 | CCC&SIL rf 43 8'T7B CCC&StL rf 55 '63 D Clev Un Ter 4348 '17. Clev Un Ter 65 ‘73 B Clev Un Ter 5345'724 Colo Ind ¢l tr 6s 34 Col & So4%s'80 .. Columbla G & B 68'52 May Columbia G&E bs '61 ColRPL 1st 4%s'57 Com [nv T 6%s'49 Con Coal Md rf 6s ‘50 Con Coal Md 5s'50 cfs ConGas N Y 4%s 61 ConGas N Y 6s°57 Con G N Y db5%s'45 Cons,Ry Co 45 '54___. Container deb 6s 43 Container 6s'46_____ Crown C& S 6s'47__. Cuba R R st 63 '52__ Cuba RR 6s 36 2 Cuba Nor RR 6% Del & Hud ref 4s "43_ Den & RGcn 4536 Den& RG W 58’55 Den&RGW 65’55 asst Det Edison 4%4s'61 D Det Edison 5s ‘52 Det Edison bs 62 Dul & Ir Rg 5537 Dul S S & At 6537 East Cuba S 738 '37_ ETV&Gacnbs'56 Ed El 11 Bklyn 4s ‘39 E1P &S W ref 53 '65. Erlfecv4s'53 A _ 108y | 100 Erte ref §s '67 Erie ref 6s 75 Erie Gen Riv 6s'57 _ Fed Lt & Tr int 55 '42 FlaECRy 5s 74 cfs Gannett 6s '43 Gen Am Inv 6s°52. Gen Cable 5348 '47. Gen Thea Eq 6540 ._ Gen Steel C 538 49_ Goodrich 6s 45 ___ Goodrich 6%s ‘47 Goody'r T&R 6s ‘57 Goulo Coup 6s 40 116% | 9414 | 6% | 310315 | 1004 | 9615 14% | 824, | 993, | 108 4 104% | 35 103% 102% 104% GtN Rgen4%s GtNRgen 4% GtN R gen 63'73 C GtNR5%s'52B _ GtNRgen7s'36 A__ Gulf M & N 6s 50 Gulf M&NG5%8'50_. Gulf Sta St15%s ‘42 Har Ry-P C 1st 4 H’satonic con 5837 . Houston Ofl 6%s '40. Hudson Coal 6862 . Hud & Man inc bs ‘57 Hud & Man ref 5s 57 111 Bell Tel 68 ‘56 111 Cent coll tr 4s 5! 111 Cent ref 4s'55 111 Cent col tr 11 Cent ¢%s '66. 11l Cent 6%s 36 Inland St1 %878 A_ Inland Stl 4%s '81 B. Int R T 1st rf 68’66 Int Grt Nr 68’66 C_.. Int Gt Nor 68 '62 A Int Gt Nor adj 68’624 int Hydro El 6s 44 ._ Int Mer Mar 6541 __ Int Pap 1st 6s 47 A _ Int Pap ref 6s ‘56 Int T&Tcv 41839, IntT&T4%s 52 _ Int T & T 6s ‘66 Inv Equity 68 ‘47 A Inv Eq 55°48 B xw._. 1013% 100% 81k 100 1013 100% 81% 100 104% 104 104 104% 104% 104% 102% 102% 102% 109 108% 108% 107% 107% 107% 110 110 110 105% 105% 105% 109% 109% 109% 105% 1056 105% 98% 934 93% 9% 9l 9% 3 34 34 26% 26% 26% 43% 43% 43% 107 106% 107 103'% 103% 103% . 101% 101 59% 58 107% 107 Armstrong Ck 4s 50 A T&S Fe 4s 05-56b . d: ‘&S FeC A A T&S F RMt dv4g'66 A T&S F TCSL 48’68 Atl & Char AL 5s'¢4_. Atl Coast L, 18t 48 Atlantic&D 1st 4548 Atlantic&D 24 4848 AtIG& W 16s '5:1“ = 4% 51 104 104 104 4s°61 109% 109% 1095 Bell T of Pa 5560 C. 123% 123 Beneficial L 6s°¢6._. T12% 112% 112% 1 L V Pa con 4% KanCP&L 4% Kan C Sou 1st 3. KanCSourfin Kan C Ter 1st 4 KanG&E+ Kendall 6%s Laclede Gas 6 Laclede G 6% LE& Wn 1st 5 Lautaro Nitr Leh Val Coal Leh Val Har 68 54 LVNY 4%s '(Olld Leh V Pa con 45 2003 33 33 110% 110% 68 68 61% 61% 106 106 105 105 103% 103% 108% 101% 101% 101% 7 4% TA% 103 103 103 17 16% 16% 95 94% 9% 7 91 97 88 87N 88 415 40% 41 45%, 45 45 Leb V RR con 652003 49% 49 49 18w 113 118% . 133% 133% 133% 104% 104% 104% 118 118 118 % 1117 107 107 107 101 100% 101 106% 106 106% 101% 101 L&Nunifas 40 L&N4%82003C... L&N 003B _. McKess & R 639 '60. Manhat R 4500 0% 69% 70% Marion St Sh 6s 3% 8% 73% Market St Ry 7840 A 91% 91% 91% Mead Co 6s ‘45 96 96% 96% Midvale S&0 bs 101% 101% 101% MIER&SLGs’6A.. 100 99% 99% MStP&SSM 638 '7! MoK & T 1st 4890 Mo K & T adj Mo Pac 48 ‘Th. —cccnee Mo Pac 63811 _. Mo Pac6%s 49 A Monong Ry 1st ¢s 60 Mont Pwr ref 5s 43 Mont Pwr 6862 A Mont Tram 6s '41_ Morris & Co 4%s'39_ Mor & Esx 3%s 2000 Mor & Esx bs '65 Muiray Body 6%s "42 Nassav El 4s 51 gtd Nat Datry 6% s 48 NatDisPC Nat Steel 45 ‘65 - New J P&L 4%s "60._. New Or PS68'52 A_. New Or PS 68’56 B__ New Or Ter 1st 4s ‘53 New Or T&M 6564 B New Or T&M 5%s ‘54 N Y Cent3%%4s°'97 __ N Y Centcon 4898 __. Y Cent rf 4%s 2013 YCrf 2018 n_ x Cent ref 6s 2013 Y Cent cv 6s N N N N 3 NYC&StL 6%s 74 A NYC&StL 1st 68 '35 N Y Conn 1st 43553 drf6%s 41 rg. El H&P 4s°49 NY NH & H 4557 NY NH & H 4%s'67 NW NH&H cl tr 6s'40 NY NH& Hcv6s'48. N Y O&W gen 4s 55 N Y O&W ref 4s'92__ N Y Rysinc6s'65___ NY&RichG es 51 N Y Tel gen 4%s '3 NY Trap Rk 68 NYW&B4 Niag Sh5%s'60 _ Norf So 1st ref s 61 Norf&W PC&C 4s'41. Norf&W 1st 4s'9% __ North Am Co 68 '61__ North Am Ed 58’57 A North Am Ed 5%s '63 Nor'n Pac gen 33 2047 Nor'n Pac 4s'97 Nor'n Pac 4s 97 rej Nor'n Pac 6s 2047 Nor'nStPés'41 B Ogden LC4s 48 ___ Ohio Pub Ser 7148 46 Ohio River gn §s 37 Ore W R R & N 45 '61 Otis Steel 6341 PacG & E 6842 .. Pac Tel 1st 6537 Pan-Am PCé6s 40 __ Pan-Am P C 6s'40ct 10'4’ 100% 104% 105 80% 80% 9% 30 30% 94y 8T'% 70% T0% 763 1, | of 1934. 100 105"y 3 105y 105'% 41 401 Param’t Pietures 6s'55 963, Parmelee 6s "44 Penn Dixie C s '41__ Penn RR4s'52E __ Penn RR 4%s 81 D Penn R R 4%8 84 Penn R R gn 4%s ‘65 Penn R R db 418 "70 Penn R R 4%s°63 __ Penn R R 58°64 _ Penn R R gen 58 68 Penn R R 6%s5°36 __ Penn P & L 4%s ‘81 Peo G Lt&Crf 5s'47. Pere Marq 1st 4s ‘56 Pere Marq 4%s '80 Pere Marg 1st 53 °56 Phila Co 68 '67 = Phila El Co 45’71 Phila& RC& 156873 Phila& RC& | 6s 49 Phillips Petr 614 s *39 Philippine Ry 4837 Plllsbury F1 M s '+3 PCC&StL 4%s'77C. Port A C&D 6553 A_ Port Gen El 4%s 60 Postal Tel & C 5s'53 Pure Ol 434 8°'50 z Pressed Stl C 5s '33. Purity Bak 5848 _ R-K-O 6s°41__ Reading R 4% A Reading R4%8s'97B Rem-R 634847 A ww Rem-Rd 5148'47A xw Rep [&St] 55 '40 Revere Cop&B 6s '48 Richfleld Of] 65 44 Richfield O 6s "¢4 cfs RG W 1st ex in 4s'39 R10G W col 4549 A Roch G&E 55 '62 E St L IM&S R&G 4533 St L P&ENW 5548 __ StLRM&P5s 55 StL-SF4s'50 A L-SF 4%s'78 cf st LS W ist4s 89 L SW 1st ter 58’52 L P S S St St P M&M ext 5543 San A&A Pass 4s'43 t t | st t t S W gn rf 58’90 KCSL4%s 41 San An Pb S 6s'52 A 34 89% 103 10315 1033 107% 101% | 105 107% 86% 9. 99 106Y% 106% T4 ll‘A 7 499 99' 105 105% 104 104% 4 10613 108 3015 30% Seabd A L 4s'50cfs st , Seabd A L ref 4s'59_ Seabd A L 6s 45 A Seabd A-F1 6s'35A ct. beabrl A-Flaés'35Bct.. Shell Un Oil s ’01 So Colo Pwr 6s 47 A So Pac col 4s°49 So PacOre 4%s 77 _ So Pac S F Ter 4s'50 So Ry gen 4s 66 A. So Ry bs'94._ So RY gen 6s 56 So Ry 618’56 SoRyM&O4s” Spokane Int 5s 56 Studebaker cv Swift & Co 3%s '50... Tenn Cent 6s '47 Texarkana 6%s'50.. Tex Corp cv b8 '44_. Tex & Pac 5s'77 B__. Tex & Pac 58 *79 C. Tol & Ohio C 3% s '60. Tol St L&W 4s 3 Trumbull Stl 65 '40 __ Un Pac 1st 48 47 Un Pac 4s 68 Un Pac 1st rf 4s 2008 Un Pac 4%8 67 Unit Biscult 68°50... Unit Drug 6863 .. Utll P& L 6869 ww_ UtilP&L6%s 47 .. Vanadlum cv 68 '41 Ver Sug 1st 7s 42 cfs VaRyl1stbs'62 A__. ‘Wabash bs C B ctfs. Wabash 6s'80 D ‘Wabash 5s '80 D ctfs. Wabash 1st 5s '39. Wabash 2d 6839 Wabash 6%s'75 Walworth 6s'45 A Walworth 6s '45 ctfs. Warner Broscv 6s 39 Warren Brev 41. Wash Term 3%s 45 Wash W P 1st 58°39_ W PaPlst5s'63E W Sh 1st 45 2361 gtd_ West'n Md 1st 48’62 West'n Md 5%- '11 103"u 67% 1037% 67% % 105% 105% 110% 110% 116% 116% 81 81 96 105% 105 105% . 102% 102% loflt - 100% 100% 100% - 104 103% 104 143% 14% 14% 4 Northern INLUMBER OUTPUT Total for Week of Septem- ber 21 Is Expected to Be Largest Since 1931. Lumber production during the week ended September 21 will probably top the record of any week since 1931, when revised figures are available. Shipments were slightly above those of the preceding week and orders were 6 per cent above the week before and the heaviest booked since April. Ship- ments were, however, 5 per cent be- low output and new business was 6 per cent below production. All items, as reported by these mills, were ma- terially in excess of the same week of a year ago. The foregoing comparisons are based upon reports to the National Lumber Manufacturers’ Association from regional associations covering the operations of leading hardwood and softwood mills. During the week ended September 21 583 mills produced 242,327,000 feet, shipped 230,359,000 feet, booked orders of 228,438,000 feet. Revised figures for the preceding week were: Mills, 621; production, 242,949,000 feet; pments, 229,956,000 feet; orders, 215,784,000 feet. Western pine, Southern cypress and hemlock mills reported orders above production during the week ended September 21. All but Western pine, redwood and Northern Total softwood orders were 6 per cent below production, hardwood orders were 5 per cent below hardwood out- put. All regions but Northern pine reported orders above 1934. All but Northern hemlock reported produc- tion above that of corresponding week Softwood orders were 44 per | cent above and hardwood orders more than twice those of similar week of 1934. the equivalent of 20 days’ average compared with 22 days and 159 days a year ago, - 2: LOAN ASSOCIATION INSURES PATRONS Protection From Loss Up to $5,000. The Columbia Building Associa- : tion, 716 Eleventh street northwest, is | the first institution in the District of Columbia to become insured under tha Federal Savings & Loan Insurance Corp,, is was announced yesterday. Tt received a certificate of insurance under which 2,400 shareholder mem- to $5,000. | "The association joins 969 similar | Institutions in 41 different States | which are safeguarding 800,000 mem- bers against loss. Such insurance is | distinct Association. The Columbia association was or- | ganized in 1907 and on August 1 re- pmcd resources of $3,388,730. The | association two months ago made variable interest rates, of 5 per cent, | 512 per cent and 6 ver cent available | to its home-owner borrowers, the rate | depending upon the quamy of the| | security offered. The officers are John B. Harrell president; Harry B. Denham, vice president; C. Albert White, treasurer; Clarence E. Kefauver, secretary; di- rectors, Franklin J. Auth, Harry B. Denham, Albert O. Denham, John B Harrell, C. Gay Harrell, Clarence E. Kefauver J. William Weber and C Albert White., SHORT TERM SECURITIES. (Reported by Chas. D Barney & Co.) | Atlantic Refini Bethlehem Steel 55 1 California Packing Canadian Nor. Ry. 75 Ches. & Ohio Ry. 55 Chi. Gas Li. & Coke Chi’ Rorthwest. 6135 Illinois Central 61ss 103 Intl. Tel_ & Tel. 4155 Lake Erie & West 5s Lehigh Valley Coal s 19 Louisville & Nash. 55 19: Michizan, Cenéml 45 104 Rio Gr. Western 4s 1 Vanadium Corp, 55 1041 Wabash Rwy. Co 55 193 ‘Warner Bros. s I‘H‘) | West. N. Y. & Pa. ity au 108 NEW YORK PRODUCE. YORK. September 30 (P.—Butter, : sv.ndy' fo frm. fabs Trech, o 1 5 s, Iresh. fanc 3 E flats, fresh, fancy. held." 1934 fancy Eggs 11 ifregular. Mixed colors: special packs or selections from fresh re- ceipts, 20a33%: sta) snndlrds i 24223 State, whole milk standar, mediums. 2: By freigh broilers unquoted;_ fowls, 16; turkeys, 18a27: ouliry barely steady, . 18223 roosters, ducks, 15, CHICAGO LIVE STOCK. CHICAGO, September 30 () (U. §. Dep! of “Agriculuire).—Hogs 10,000 = méluting 5.000 direct; early trading slow. under Fndlys avera; ty bulk good and choice. 190 pounds. early, 11.10; one doad; 1135 to Jards Lrader: weichts downward fro) 10 Rble Dagking® sows "5 655 around 10,50 Cattle. 0: calvds, 2.500: very lit- tle, done on early rounds; ‘scatiered sales strictly_good choice steers and year- lings about smdv but general undertone weak Il cows tending lower: bully bout steady: vealers ds: feeders _opening top steers. bulls, ‘Sheel #ISAE lambs slow. indica- tions 95 and more lower: most bids snd few sales native lambs. 9.00 down: bcsl held around §.25; Westerns as vet, sheep weak: few slaughter ewes, 2. -EM SUGAR MELT REGISTERS LARGE GAIN OVER 1934 By the Associatec Press. NEW YORK, September 30.—The total sugar melt of 13 United States refineries from June 1 to September 21 was 3,055,000 long tons, compared with 2,640,000 in the same period last year, Siccording to the Sugar Institute. De- liveries in the same period aggregated 2,830,000 tons against 2,545,000 tons & year ago. WisCilstgnés'4d__. 10% 10 10% Youngtn S&T 55’78 A 98% 98% 98% Youngtn S&T 68’702 99 98% 98% pine reported shipments above output. | N Identical softwood mills reported N unfilled orders on September 21 as production and stocks of 137 days, | | First Action of Kind Here Gives now are protected against loss of up ! from the insurance of mort- | gage loans under the Fecderal Housing | o | gar, unloaded: Creamery. higher | sco _C.,. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1935, ESHARP GAIN SEEN Maryland Tobacco Crop Regarded as Best in Seven Years Special Dispatch to The Star. BALTIMORE, September 30.—Since the rainy spell the early part of the month, weather conditions have been favorable for storing and’curing the Southern Maryland tobacco and fully 80 per cent of the crop now in barns, according to reports received here. With continued good weather the out- look points to the 1935 crep being the best since 1928. decreases last week compared with the previous week, being 1,553 hogsheads and 1430 hogsheads, respectively, against 2,251 hogsheads and 1589 hogsheads, the market continues firm with 55 cents the top price. Stocks in State tobacco warehouses | show a slight decline with 29,671 hogs- | previous week. Washington Produce U'x'rzn.—one-pound prints (92 scort n .'41. 1'pound prints (89 score).’ 26 eal, 10a17; lamb “smoked_hams, Va3l strip bacon, Mn., lard, 18al9: comnound: 1318 Prices by the Umud States Bureau of Agricultural Economic: EGGS-Market steady and unchanged. Current receipts, 20asl average. 31a33: fancy, large. 34a30. ernment "graded and {ncluding srading and marketing costs) .5, cxteas. Inrge, 43: U. 8. extras me- diums 3 standards. large. 35'a. LIV! POLLF‘RY Market aleuuy at un- changed prices. Fowl vy, 19a21: Leghorns_l4alt Spring chickens, Plymouin Rocks "average. o mixed colors, 15 . weighing aroun 5a23; guinea fowl, youns. l.ub. Fruits and Vegetables. Sales In large lots by original receivers | up to X am. Lo APPLES —Onie Washington_ arrived: tw unbroken cars on track. Bushels: Supplies liberal, demand light, market steady. Vir- ginia, Grimes. U. 8. No. 1, 2%-inch mum. 50a60; s ineh minimum. X5ai0; i U,S No 1. uVi-inch minimum nch minimum. mostly around Tich minimum. 15581 40: Stay- 2lacinch minimum. | i Wealthys.'U % ib; 2¥%:inch Golden Delicious. U, . Y- minimum. _60gti ":- inch “minimum_ 1.00a1.10: Hubbnrd;mm J. 8. No. 1. 2%-inch minimum. 50c; 3 inch minimum 234-inch mmkm\xm $0a1.00 um, 658 mans, U, Sati: | nch nd llllv Boxes: Virginia. combination extra fancy and fancy. 1.9082.25; C grade, 1.50al.85, as to size CANTALOUPS—No_carlot_arrival broken and two unbroken cars on t Pink meats: Colorado, standard flats and_15s. 63875 65a75; jumbo flats, 125, lower HONEYDEWS-—One Colorado arrived and three unbroken cars on piies moderate. demand lis Caiifornia. jumbo ¢ jumbo crates, s and 1 two ®s and 85; ripe. Jjumbo flats arrivals demand stand- no cars on track: supplies Lk market \'Gid) California moderate ht stead: ew York washed, 4-G dozen, mostly ETTULE—-ND carlot broken and one unbrok Supplies moderate steady. California. arrivals: four n cars on track demand light: market Western crates, Ice- vide range in condi- few .00 poorer de- rke? dull. New York. East- ern crates, By K Boston type, 2-dozen, fair to ordinary candition, 40ati5. Onion Prices Stead ONIONS—No i broken and four unbroken caj Supplies moderate: demand light: mas y. 50-pound sacks Yellows. No. 1. Ohio. best. 1.00: wasty, K5a00: New York, 1.1021.15: fair condition, 1.00: I1daho and Utah. 50-pound sacks, Valfi:flxt U. S No. 1. 3 inches and larger, | 'PEACHES—No carlot arrivals: _one | broken and two unbroken cars on track. Supplies light; demand siow: market dull Bushel baskets, Elbertas, U. 8. 2 inch minimum, Michigan. 1.00a condition, 50; Pennsylvania, poorer low: PEAS—No_carlot arrivals: cars on track _ Supplies light: demand light: marke: _steads el hampers Telrphones California, 2.75; Colorado. ., POTATOES—Two New Jersey arrived broken and 3 unbroken cars on track Supplies moderate: demand light: market | gull "~ One hundred-pound sacks Cobblers. Y. 5, No, 1—Pennsylvania, o0 1 Jérsey. 90al 00. mostly 1 I pound sacks Russet Burbanks .8 No. 1 1 TOES—No carlot arrivals Supplies light: demand steady. _ North Carolina. Dlshel “Backet [Fuerio’ Ricans. holdovers, mostly around 5 ED 'VEGETABLES—No carlot ar- 1 broken car on track BEANS Supplies light: ht on be: 1 35‘ two broken ylemand N BEANS—Supplies market ushel sht: demand Shenels stronser " Hew hampers green flat type, demand Carolina. 1 .QHDDHPS ht ket stes 13-bushel hnmp!n 75a00. meKRQSC:Cn‘r)Lgn—I\o kclrslol ‘lrn\’nls. moderate: ady. North ‘While receipts and sales both showed | heads against 31,396 hogsheads thed hennery whites, | Gov- | dated white eggs | er- | FINANCI UPTURN FORECAST AT STEEL PLANTS |Institute Estimates Weekly Rate Will Climb to 50.8 Per Cent. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, September 30.—The | American Iron & Steel Institute esti- mates steel production during the cur- rent week at 50.8 per cent of capacity, | compared with 489 per cent in mel previous week. This is the highest rate reported AL. BRANSOME IS ELECTED VANADIUM CORP. CHIEF By the Assoclated Press. NEW YORK, September 30.—E. D, Bransome has been elected president of the Vanadium Corp. of America, it Wwas announced following a meeting of the directors. Samuel F. Pryor, jr., continues as chairman. Massachusetts - Investors Trust Prospectus on Request William W. Mackall, Jr.; Investment Securities odward _Bld| 218 for any week since that ended Febru- | | ary 11, which also was 50.8 per cenh of capacity. In the weeks ended Janu- ary 28 and February 4 the operations ceptions the current schedule stands as the highest in more than a year. per cent, while the 1934 average was 23.2 per cent. ——— 'AVERAGE HOURLY WAGES STILL RISE Finds Index at Highest Point were higher, but with these two ex- | A month ago operations were 45,8‘ Industrial Conference Board, First Mortgage Notes 60/0 Interest Secured on homes in the District of Columbia. Wm. H. Saunders Co., Inc. 1519 K St. N.W. Dist. 1015 If You Operate An Apartment House Hotel or Office Building We are prepared to offer a compe- tent engineering service on your heat- ing and hot-water plants. including boiler repiacements. automatic @ring | of Upturn Since 1933. NEW YORK, September 30.—The National Industrial Conference Board wages in August were at the highest point since the upward movement in the classification began in the Sum- mer of 1933. An advance of 0.5 of 1 per cent | from July to August placed average hourl) earning at 60.1 cents in the 25 manufacturing industries covered | by the board’s survey. i “While usually there is little change | in manufacturing activity in August as compared with July, in August of this year an accelerated pace was noted,” it was declared. Noting that the improvement was fairly general, the board stated total man hours worked were 3.1 per cent greater in August than July, the num- ber of employes was 1.0 per cent higher and the combined pay rollis were 3.4 per cent larger. “This increase in the number of hours worked, together with the in- crease in the average hourly earnings, raised average weekly earnings from $21.75 in July to $22.28 in August, or 2.4 per cent,” it was found. POTTERY BUYING SPURTS. NEW YORK, September 30 (#).— Buying of deccrative pottery in all price ranges has spurted in the wholesale market, with buyers for syndicate stock and independent re- tailers alike placing substantial orders for immediate and later delivery. Arkansas Power & Light Co.—Pre- | Jferred share earnings, 12 months { ended August 31, were $6.55 vs. $4.38. By the Associated Press. | in a survey found that average hourly | and stack controls. It you feel that you would like to reduce your heating costs, utilize cur Free Survey Service, {| ., Instaliations financed. 1 desired. by || the liberal Federal Housing Adminis- tration plan or privately. | NATIONAL A Heating Company Room 410 Bond Bldg. NAtl. 3934 First Mortgage Money For CONSTRUCTION LOANS AND LOANS ON I\ PPR.OVED RESIDEN- TIAL PROPERTY in the District of Columbia and Nearby Maryland. [ $% %A Prompt action B. F. SAUL CO. 925 15th St. Natl. 2100 First Mortcace Loans District of Columbia, Nearby Maryland and Virginia S% TCTI‘I‘I& from 3t015 years RANDALL H. HIAGNER & COMPANY incom PoRATED MORTGAGE LOAN CORRESFONDENT 1321 Connecticut Avenue N. - féu%_‘%]wmmgmuy \W. Telephone: DEcatur 3600 tes. Golorado, * Pennsyivania. 1,008 CABBAGE—One Virginia arrived. 2 un- broken cars on track. Supplies moderate: gsrr::?(fl‘cllxg\lendn:lrku sieady. New York She. 50-pounid sacks. 30 50; 80-pound sacks. i Carrots Also Steady. ARROTS—Two California, York aTeved 3 Beokeq cars on track. Sup- Pplies light: demand light: market steady. Wjeszem Iell:‘xlte crates. bunched—Califor- i, Colorado. fair to ordinary shec et e Sang s Jlght: demand market ‘staedy. Crates—Colorado 785 New York, Catskill section, cars on track. ngn 5a1.75; 542 00. CUCUMBEI‘QS—PHCHNUI no supplies | R | ATOES—No carlot _arrivals: on: unbroken car on track. Supplies lIRh( | demand light: market steady California |and New York. Iug boxes. ripes and turn- | ing. wrapped. 6x6 and larger, 1.00al | GRAPES—Two California’ arrived: one one broken and five un- broken cars on track. Eastern stock— | Supplies ht: de: 'mand light: market 2-quart climax ba: table Concords. 11a 2-quart climax baskets Cor Western _siock—California. hoo es'l!‘pflk“. ‘!5)" 'EARS—One Oregon. one Washington ved: one broken and two unbroken | cars on track. moderate: demand light New York, L bushel baskets. Seckels 2.00: few 2.25; Imr condluon ushel baskets. ra fancy. 1.00: hushel blsktls Sheldons, U. 85 125815 California 1.75 Tancy. S. No. 1. RANGES _Five two sars diverted; 1iur broken and seven unbroken cars on track. California. boxes. Valencias, 3.00a4.25, according to grade and size. GNS—No_cariot arrivals: on broken car on track. _California, | 50086 00, a3 to srade and size. GRAPEFRUIT—Florida. 12-box | 8sat00 SPINAC.}f—’Panlsvlvanll bushel bas- 90; few 1.0( UNES—NeWw York. Ya-bushel baskets, XSTMMONS—Virginia, 6-basket crates. FlGS—Clh!ornla flats. 1.00 -Florida. lug | . BARKNAS N5 carioi aseials=she bro- | e un- boxes. sacks, ) ken car on track. L. C. L. Express Arrivals. Florida. 243 lugs limes. 24 baskets okra: Californ, o pound Boxes Aes: Nonin cnoun 41 bushel baskets lima beans. 721, baskets okra. 36 bushel baskets okra. b bushel baskets peppers: Maryland. iart crates shelled lima, belns Texas, l-quart crates persimmons: Pennsyl- 3-pound baskets mushrooms; clav 5, 3-pound baskets mushrooms: Tels watercress: Orimine 42 “crates mixed vegetables. avocados, 45 unknown _— NEW YORK BANK STOCKS NEW YORK. 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