Evening Star Newspaper, October 3, 1935, Page 19

REBOUND STAGED BY BOND MARKET Early Selling Is Absorbed and List Moves Up—U. S. Issues Mixed. BOND AVERAGES 20 Rails Net change. —.2 ‘Today, 1 p.m. 81.1 Prev. day.. 81.4 Month ago. 82.6 Year ago... 820 1935 high_. 878 1935 low... 76.4 1934 high.. 89.4 1934 low... 745 1932 low... 458 40.0 422 1928 high__101.1 98.9102.9 100.5 10 Low Yield Bonds. 1 pm. .. 109.6 Prev.day. 109.6 Month ago 109.6 Year ago. 106.3 1935 high 110.7 1935 low. 107.9 1934 high 108.3 1934 low. 99.1 1928 high 104.4 1932 low. 86.8 (Compiled by the Associated Press.) 10 10 10 Td'st uul1 For'n. 974 666 973 66.7 98.2 68.1 83.7 66.1 98.7 70.4 845 65.5 929 889 70.0 68.2 73.7 60.2 64.6 99.4 99.6 98.8 87.2 99.8 92.2 By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, October 3.—Whatever additional war scare selling came into the bond market today was absorbed in very much better fashion than yes- terday. The opening was nervous and lower, but thereafter the list mo\‘ed‘ consistently in the direction of recovery. Foreign issues did not come back with as much snap as shown in the domestic division, but values, even for the Italians, improved considerably in the late trading. United States Governments encoun- tered better buying after slipping off around s of a point in the first hour. Starting the final hour, the Federal list was 4/32ds of a point lower to 5.32ds higher. New York Phones Increase Sharply During September By the A<~ucmud Press. NEW YORK, October 3—New York ‘Telephone Co., largest vperating unit of the American Telephone & Tele- graph Co., reported today a net gain of 14236 telephones in September against a gain of 7,246 in September, 1934, and a gain of 9,912 in 1933. For the first nine months the com- pany had a net gain of 6,081 stations, compared with an increase of 174 in the like period of 1934. 1In 1933 there was a net loss of 117,274 stations. Washing?t.l Exchange SALES. Potomac Electric 5':% pfd.—10 at 11312, 10 at 113!2, 10 at 1137z, 10 at 1132, 10 at 11315, 10 at 11373, 10 at 11313, 5 at 11313 Potomac Electric 6% pfd—6 at 110, 2 at 110. AFTER CALL. Capital Traction 55s—8$500 al 95. Anacostia & Potomac R. R. 55—8$1,000 at 92 Bid and Asked Prices. BONDS. PUBLIC UTILITY. Bd sked. Amer. Tel. & Tel i e Am Tel & Tcl. Pot. Ane & por suar 58 C. & P. Tel. of Va. 5s_ Capital’ Traction R. R. 4138 ol. T By prlvne wire direct to The Star, LIB E R 1' Y. Low. 2:55, 4th 415 1933-38. 1008 1005 1006 TREASURY. 23,81945-47___.. 1001 9930 100 | 27%81955-60 0. 9910 9826 995 $31946-48 _..___. 10118 10211 10118 351951-55 _ccca. 1023 10130 1023 3348 1946-49 . 10226 10218 10226 3148 1949-52._. 10214 1024 10214 31481941, _oeee. 10614 10613 10614 31,8 1944-46 ___ 10323 10318 10323 33,51941-43 Mar 1064 1062 1062 3% s 194347 104 27 104 26 10426 3% = 1946-56.. 1081 10729 1081 48 1944-54 10923 10918 10923 4%s-31,81943-45 1042 10327 104 1,8-31;s 43-45rg 10326 10326 10326 4%81947-52 11330 11327 11327 FEDERAL FARM MORTGAGE. 99 9828 99 . 10014 1008 10014 . 1003 9926 1003 - 10118 10117 10118 HOME OWNERS’ LOAN. 2% 8 1939-49.. 9817 984 9817 351952 9930 9920 9930 FOREIGN BONDS. +Am|oauln Ts'45A Antioquia 1st 7s '57.. Antioquia 3d 7s'57 Argentine 53562 Argentine 6s'57 A Argentine 6s '59 June Argentine 6s ‘60 May Argentine 6s '60 Sept Argentine 6s'60 Oct Argentine 6s 61 Mav Argentine 6s 61 Febr Th T 9214 % Austrian ’ls 57 Batavia Petr 433s Belgium | Bergen Cit | Berlin 614850 Berlin Elec 6148 '51_. Bolivia 7 | Bolivia 8s" Brazil 643 Brazil 6155 Brazil 78 52 Brazil 8s°41. Bremen St 7= '35 Brisbane 5 Brisbane Buenos A C 6s'60 Buenos A 6s°61 st Pv BuenosAf % ¢'61=tPv. Bulgaria 715 68 May coupon oft Canada 55 '52 Cauca Valley 715846 Chile 65 °60 Chile 6561 Jan Chile 6563 . Chile 7s 42 Chile Mte Bk 63’61 Chile Mtz Bk 6 " Chile Mtz Bk 6% s'61. Cnlombia 6s ‘61 Jan_. Colombia 6561 Oct__ Copenhagen 5s ‘52 Cuba F14s'45 | Cuba 5%s'53 Denmark 41s Denmark 5 Denmark | Dresden 7 Elec Pw Ger 6% Estonia 7s'67 Fiat deb 7s 46 Finland 6s ‘45 Finland 61%8°66. _ 102% 1021 Frameric In 7328’42 109 109 French Gov T%s’41 172 1714 Ger C Bk A6s'60 July 31 31 Ger CRk A 63°60 Oct 31 314 | Ger C Bk A 7s'50 36% 36% | Ger Gen EI 6s'48 48 Ger Gov 51865 26 | Ger Ren 7549 338, Grt Br& Ir 54«37 GrtCElJan 6%s ‘50. Greek Gov 6868 ___. Hait! 6552 Tiseder Steel 6s Italv 7851 Ttal P U Crd 785 I1tal Cra PW 78 "47 B. Japan 5%s 85_ Japan 614s 54 Karstadt 6s 43 Karst 65’43 ct st prin Lombard E1 78’52 _. Met Water 5% s 50 | Merid Elec 78 '57 A | Milan 614852 100% 26 318 93 1065 1061 _ | Montevideo 7: o Elec. Pow. Cons. 532 Potomac_Elec. 6% Wash.” Ga 1 h. Gas 05 series” . Rwy. & Elec. 4s MISCELLANLOUS. Barber & Ross. Inc.. 6128 Chevy_Chase Club Col. Country Club 5! W. M. Cold Storage 5s. STOCKS. PUBLIC UTILITY. Amer. Tel. & Tel. (9) Capital Transit Co. (1 Wash. Ry. & Elec. pfd. BANK AND TRUST COMPANY. Amer. Sec. & Tr. Co. (K)_ Wash. Loan & Tr. (8) FIRE INSURANCE. American l!"‘!m Firemen's (1.60) _ National Union (& ‘TITLE INSURANCE. Columbta ¢.30) _ Real Estate (67 Carpel Corp. (1.60) Lanston Monotype (1) Jereentuater Linotyve Peoples Drug 110 Real Est. M. &G nm (.20) Becurity "Storage (5).. Ter Ref, T} ‘dwd com. _it1 Wawd. & Lo 'ptd (1)-_Z.- 112 155s, exira. —_—_— DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED ‘W YORK. October 3.—Dividends de- ¢ldred (prepared by the Standard Statis- tics Corp.) Increasea. Pe- Stock - Rate riod. rfiiu‘é’ o --40c - 10-15 11-1 Regular, Am Alli Inc (N ¥) NY Walgreen . 000ODOD RR. 2c Mont & Erie RR__17%c¢ Natl Metropolitan Bk (Wash, D C) 5 O0OON LWOLOOO X3t ' U. §. TREASURY POSITION. By the Associated Press. The position of the T 1 Mas: Rece e expenditure 366.968.58 (including $890.8 pt { emergency expenan e penditures. '$844.810,552.36: gro: .9,018 988,503.72, & del:reue of $4.3: 76.50 under the prevlom day; gold s, $9.39: 98 225 TONS OF LEAD SOLD. NEW YORK, October 3 (#).—The . Joseph Lead Co. reports that 225 of pig lead from Southeast Mis- mines were sold yesterday at per hundred pounds, St. Louis. Nord Ry 6%s New So Wales 5s '57. Nor Ger Llovd 6s'47_ Norwav 5s '63 Norway 6s 44 __ Norway 6s ‘52 Norw Hy El 5%8°57_ Oriental Dev 6s'53 Oslo 6s'55.. . Panama 5¢'63 stp nd Paris Orl Ry 6%s'68 Peru 6s'60._. Peru 6s’6 Poland 6s '40 Poland 7s '47 Poland 8s'50 .. Rhinelhe Un 7s '46 Rhine W EI P 6s '53... Riode Jan 6%s ‘53 Aug coupon off __ Rio Gr do Sul 6s'63 June coupon off . Rome 6%4s '52. Sao Paulo St 8336 July coupon off._. Serbs 7s ‘62 unm c on Shin'su E1 P 614='52_ Siemens & H 7s°35 _ Silesia Elec 6% '46.. Silesia Prov 7s 58 _ Sydney 5%s 55 - Taiwan Elec 5%8"71. ‘Toklo 5% s '61 Tokio E] Lt 6853 Un St1 Wk Brb 78'51. Uruguay 6s 'qo 13% 424 27Y% 87 61% 30 67% 96% 8114 8% ROY 133% 3814 3815 6714 82% 13%3 133% 38 38% 381 3814 672 67 Yokohama és 82% R2y DOMESTIC BONDS. Ala Grt Sou 4s'43 .__. 100% 100%; Alleg Corp 5344 .. 77 Alleg Corp 68 50 . 23% Alleg Corp 55 °50 stp. Allls Chalm 37 Allied Stores 4345 ‘50 Am & For Pw 6s 2030 Am Icecv 5s ‘53 AmIGChb%s Am Int] 534849 101% 1013 9515 9513 69% 68 70% 70 . 1125 112 100 99% 111 109% 10914 108% 1121 1121 Am Type Fa aroo cfs | Am Wat Wis 6844 Am Wat Wks 6s 75 Am Writ P 6s '47 cfs. Anglo Ch Nitr 7s *4! Ann A 1st ex in 45°95 Armour & Co 4%s '39 Arm'r(Del)1st 4s ‘55 . Armstrong Ck 0- 103% 103% 1037 A T&S Fe gn 4895 107% 107% A T&S Fe ad 4595 st 102% 1027 A T&S Fe 4l 48 1067% 1067 ' 109% 109% 93% 937 1% 1% 32 32 100 100% 53% 56 105% 105% 2% 69% 69%, 9% 99Y% 97% 103 103 109% 109% 1221 122% 111% 111% 100% 100% 103 103 72 2% 1% 1% Bos & Me bs % 17 BklynCy R R o841, 82 82 Bkivn Edis 5849 A__ 108% 10814 108% 2 E.. 107 106% 107 . 106% 106 106 108% 107 108% 103 1067% Atl Coast L 1st 45’62 AtICLun4%s Atlantic&D 1st Bang&Aroos 48 '51_. 1 Bang&Aroos cv 4s°'51 60 C Bklyn Un E 68 50 . Bklyn Un Gas Buft R&P con ¢ %8 67 60% 60% 60% High. Low. 2:55. 8 8 THE EVENING BONDS ON N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE Bush T Bldg 68 ‘60 ._ By-Prod Ck 6%s 45, Calif Packing 65 °40_. Canada Sou 6362 A_ Ca Can‘dhn Nt R4% 5‘56 ‘dian Nt5s'69July Canainn Nt 69'69 Oct Can’dian Nt R 6s'70 Can'dian N db6%s'46 Can'dlan Nr db 7s "40 Can’dian Pc dbésperp Can’dian Pc 4%8 46 Can’dian Pc 4%s ‘60 Can'dian Pe bs '54 CaroC1& O 6s'52 A Cent of Ga con bs'45 Cent of Ga rf 53869 Cent N Eng 4s'61 Cent of N J 4s ‘87 Cent of N J gen bs 87 Cent Pac 1st rf 48°49 Cent Pac 65 '60 Cent Steel s '41 Cert'd deb 53 s 48 _ Chesap Ccvcl bs 44. Chesap Corp 5s 47 C&Ogen 4148°92 C&O4%5'93 A C&0O4%s'95 B C&O R&A 24 4s '8 41 Chi & Alt ref 3s'49 Chi B & Q ren 4s ‘58 ChiB&Q4%s'77___ Chi B&Q ref 5571 Chi B&Q 1dv 3%s 49 ChiB&Q1aivds'4d Chi & ETIl 5s°51__. Chi Grt W 48’69 CM&StP 4s 89 CM&StP gn 41189 C CM&StP 43%s'89 _ CM&StP 5875 CMStP&P adi 6 1000 Chi & NW 414 Chi & NW 4% Chi & NW rf 5s 2()“ C&NW Nr W 613s 36 Chi RI&P gn 4= '88 Chi R I&P rf 4. 3;:1 Chi RI&P 4% Chi T H&S 1st b3 *60 _ Chi T H&S inc 53 '60_ Chi Un Sta 4863 o Chi Un Sta 4%s'63 A Chi UnSta5s'63 B .. Chi & W I con 4s°63_. Chi & W 1 514s'62 C&WI 1st rf51:5°62 C Childs & Co 5 . Chile Cop del CinGas El 4s'68 A Cin Un Ter 55 2020 B CCC&StL gen 45’93 _ CCC&StL rf 43, 8'1TB | CCC&StLCW&M4s'01 | CCC&StLrf 58'63 D CCC&StL rf 6s'41C. Clev Un Ter 418 '77_ Clev Un Ter 53 ‘73 B Clev Un Ter 5145'12A Colo Ind cl tr 5= 34 Col & So 434880 Columbla G & E 58°52 May Columbla G&E 6s 61, Com Inv T 51849 Con Coal Md rf 5 '50 Con Coal Md 58’50 cfs Con Gas N Y 4%s'51 Con Gas N Y bs '67 Con G N Y db 51,845 Container deb 5543 _ Crown C& S 65°47 _. | Crown Wil P 6s '51_. Del & Hud 5%s8'37___ Cuba R R 1st §s 5. Cuba Nor RR 5% '42 Cumb T & T 6s'37___ Del & Hud ref 4s"43_ Den& RGen 4s'36 Den & R G rf 5578 Det Edison 415’61 D Det Edison rf 55 '49 Det Edison rf 5s'55 _ East Cuba S T%8'27. ETV&Gaenbs'56 ElP &S W ref 5565 Erie gen 45 '96 | Erferef 5s'67 Erferef 55'75 _ Erie&Pitts 3145’40 B Fla ECRy 4%s°59__ Fla ECRy 58’74 Fla EC Ry 5s'74 cfs. Gannett 6s'43 Gen Cable 53547 _ Gen Steel C 515849 __ Gen Thea Ea 6540 _ Gen Th Ea 6s 40 cfs_ Goodrich 6s'45 ___ Goodrich 6148 '47 Goody'r T&R s '§ {GtNRref 4% Gt N R gen 415876 D GtNRzen 4%s'1TE GtNRgen5s'73C__ GtNR6%3'62 B Gt N R gen 7536 A Gulf M & N 65850 Hack Wat 1st 4s Houston Of] 6%= Hudson Coal 68’52 _. Hud Co G 18t 554 Hud & Man inc 6 Hud & Man ref 111 Bell Tel 68 111 Cent coll tr 45 *52_ 111 Cent col tr 4s '53.. 111 Cent ref 4s '55_ 111 Cent 4%8'66 _ 111 Cent ref 55 '55 111 Cent Omaha 3s '3 ICC&StL NO 43%5°'63 ICC&St L NO 658 '63 111 Steel deb 43840 _ Ind I11&La 1st 45 '50_ Inland Stl 4%8 78 A_ Inland Stl 4%s'81 B_ Int R T 1st rf 68 ‘66 IRT 1st ref 6s'66cfs. IntR T 6s'32 Int R T 6s'32 ctf! Int RT 7832 ctfs _ Int Ag col 63’42 stp__ Int Cement 6s ‘48 Int Gt Nor 6852 A__. Int Gt Nor adj 6s'52A Int Hydro El 6s '44__. Int Mer Mar 68 '41 3. IntT& T 4%s'52.. Int T & T6s 'S5 James F & C 4s'39 KanCP&L 4%s’ Kan C Sou rf in 5| Kan C Ter 1st 4s'60 Keith 6s'46 Ky&Ind T 4%s 61 st_ Kings County Elev 4s°'49 Laclede Gas 58 Laclede G 5%s°63 Laclede G 5%s '60 D Lake S&M So 3%s 97 Lautaro Nitr 6s '54__ Leh Val Har 5s°'54. .. LVNY4%s'40gtd. Leh V Pa con ¢s 2003 L V Pa con 4%s 2003 Leh V RR con 5s 2003 Ligg & Myr 58'51_ Ligg & Myr 7s 4 Loew's 6s "41 Long Isl ref 4s°49. Lorrillard 7s "4 La & Ark 6s 69 LouG&E 2 L&N 4%-100! C L&NF5s2003 B L & N So Mon jt 45’62 McKess & R 6%e '50. Minn & SLrf 4s ‘fl = MStP&SSM cn 48 ‘38 MStP&SSM 6838 gt MoIll6s'69 . . . MoK & T 1st 48 '90_ MoK&T4%s'78 MoK & T bs '62 Mo K'& T adj bs Mo Pac 5- ‘17 F etfs.. Mo Pacbs'78G. ... Mo Pacbs'811. ... Mo Pac5%s 49 A Monong Ry 1st 48 '60 Mont Pwr ref 68 '43 Mont Pwr 53 I)n.u ray Body - 106% 106 High. 104% 108% 104'% Cent 11 E& G bs'51. - 1073 107 3 10615 9674 105 105 59% 100 104'% STAR, WASHINGTON, Nat Dairy 5% 8’4 Nat Dis P C 4%="45 Nat R M 433857 asst Nat Steel 4s ‘65 Newark C Gas 5s 48 New E T&T 4%s'61 New E T&T 1st 58 '52 New J P&L 4%s'60 New Or GNR b6s '82 A New Or Ter 1st 4563 New Or T&M 65’64 B New Or T&M 55 '56 C New Or T&M 5%s ‘64 N Y Cent 4s°42 N Y Cent 3%s°'97 Y Centcon 4898 . Y Cent rf 4%s 2013 k § 4§ Crf4%s2013n. Cent ref 63 2013 + N N N N N Y Cent cv 6s NYCLSh3y N Y Conn 1st 4% N Y Conn5s'53 B N Y Dock 1st 4s " N Y Dock bs 38 NYEdrf6%s’'4lrg N N 5 '53 L&W 1st 48 '73 X Y NY VD Imp 55°43 id NYN NY » H H H H H 222220 HrIdze Z 4 z ?Ebb?kkfi H el tr 6540 Hoev6s 48 & H6s'48 rg. O&W gen 4s '55._. O&W ref 4s'93__ Rys inc 6865 Rvs 65'65 A & Rich G 6s'51 S&W gen 5s 40 _ Tel gen 4%s ‘39 22 T Norf&W 1st 4s'96 __ | North Am Ed 5s'69 C North Am Ed 5%s '63 Nor'n O T & L 6s'47 Nor'n Pac gen 3s 2047 or'n Pac 4s ‘97 Nor'n Pac 5s 2047 D Nor'n Pac 6s 2047 _. Nor'n St P Ist5s'41A_ Ohio Pub Sve 78" Ohto Pub Ser 734 | Ont Trans 1st 5 Ore WRR& N 4 Otis Steel 63 '41_ Pac G & E 5352 Param'’t Pletur Penn RR con 4s '43 Penn R R con 45 '48 __ Penn O & D4%s"77_. Penn RR4%s'81 D_. Penn R R 41,8 '84 Penn RR con 4138 '60 Penn R R g0 414865 | Penn R R db 415 '70. Penn R R 4%s ‘63 Penn R R 5564 | Penn R R gen 53 "68_. Penn R R 61536 Penn P& L 4%s'81__ Peo G Lt&C rf 55 '47_ Peorfa & F 1st 4540 Peoria & E Inc 45 '90_ Pere Maraq 1st 4s '56_. Pere Marq 41880 _ Pere Mara 1st 58 ‘56 Phila B&W 4s 43 Phila B&W 435 | Phtla Co 6867 Phila E] Co 4s°71 ‘45 . .| Phila& RC&15 | Phila& RC& 168" 7 2’."¢ | 109’ 105% 1055 | H 51 971 811, 14% 144 991, 108 10414 104 895 89 9514 5 101 o 1021% 1017 10214 101% T4% 1217% 121% 13315 13314 104% 104% 101% 101% 130 130 T3% 13% 111%'112 105'% 105'% 106% 107 101 101 106% 80 80 80 100% 160 1004 70% 69% 69% 65% 654 654 55 55 55 61 61 6l 2% 2% 9515 9514 102% 102% 26 96 101% 101% 98% 99 5 103% 967 1043 104% 104% Morris & Co 4%s°39. 108% 103% 103% 172% 162 ;A72% StL 435842 % | PCC&SIL 435577 C | PCC&SIL 6375 B. | Port A C&D6s'53 AL Port Gen El 4148 '60 Porto Rico A T 65 ‘42 Postal Tel & C 55 ‘53 | Purity Bak 6348 | Reading R 414897 A | Reading R 415897 B \ Rem-R 5% #47 A ww | Rem-Rd 55 8'47A xw Rep [&Kt] 5540 | Rep 1&St] 5148’58 | Republte st141 Revere Cop&B Richfield Of] 63 ‘44 Richfield O 6s "44 cfs_ Roch G&E 5s"62 E _ Roch G&E 518 48 _. | Rutland RR 438 '41_ StJo Ry L T&P §s ‘317 St L IM&S R&G 4¥33 Llslyls wmmann s SW 1st ter 58’52 S W gn rf 68 °90 1&MPac ex 4540 St P M&M ext 68 43 “t P Un Dep ref 63’72 | San A&A Pass 4s'43_ San AnPbS6s'52 A Schulco 6128'46A stp. | Seabd A L 6545 cts Seabd A-F1 6s'35A ct. | Sharon SH 514 Shell Pipe L 63 ‘62 | Shell Un Ol 5847~ Slerra & SF P 5s’49._ Silesian Am 78 41_ Skellv Ofl 5%s ‘39 | Spokane Int 5s55_ | So Bell T&T 5s'41_ So Colo Pwr 6s 47 So & Nor Ala 55°36_. | So Paccol 4549 ... So Pacref 4s '55____. So Pac4%s" So Pac 4148 ;Jrrrr So Ry gen 4 So Ry 53’94 So Ry gen 63 '56 SoRy 6%8°'66 Stand OfI N ¥ 4% Studebaker cv 6s "45._ Swift & Co 3% s '50 Tenn Cent 6s "47 | Tenn EI Pw Texarkana 6%s ‘50 Tex Corp cv 6844 Tex & Pac b8 '77 B. Tex & Pac 6879 C.. Third Av ref 4s '60 ‘Third A ad in ex 68’60 Tol & Ohio C 3%s'60. Tol St L&W 4850 Un E) L&P 55 57 UnOCal6s'42 A, Un Pac 1st 48 '47 Un Pac 4s'68 Un Pac 1strf 48 2008 Un Pac 4%s '67 Unit Biscuit b Unit Drug 68 ‘63 Unit NJ RR 4844 U S Rubber 5 '47 Utll P& L 6869 ww_ Ut P& L6%s 47__. Vanadium cv 6841 Wabash 1st Wabash 24 Wabash 6% Walworth 6: Walworth 65 *45 ctfa_ Warner Bros cv 6s ‘39 Warner-Quin 6s°39__ Warren Brev 6s°41_. Wash W P 1st 68'39_ WPaPlst5s'63E. . ‘W Sh 1st 45 2361 gtd. West'n Md West'n Un 6%5°36__.. Whé& LEconds4d__ Wheel Steel 4% '53_ Wheel Stl 5%s'48 A_ White S M 6s'36 xw_ W Sp Stlcon 78 '35 ct W Sp Stl 1st 78’35 ct Wilkes B&E 1st 55'43 Youngtn S&T 58'70 B Youngtn S&T 55’18 A . 105 . Low. 2:58. 103% 103% 100 100 2% 2% 104 104% 120 120 u7 17 12175 1211 104% lgl\z 104% 120 n17 1217% 104 73 9 30% 110% 795 20! 8914 114 100 98 102% 109'% hm' 98 102% 961, 105% D. C., CLEARINGS CLIMB | [westingon Produce NEAR YEAR'S PEAK Week’s Total Shows In- crease of 37.19, Over Levels of 1934 Period. Bv the Assoclated Press. NEW YORK, October 3.—Bank clearings are close to the highest total of the year. The aggregate for the 22 leading cities in the United States for the week ended Wednesday, October 2, as reported by Dun & Bradstreet, Inc., was $6,401,824,000, against $4,669,787,- 000 a year ago, an increase of 37.1 per cent. For the preceding week the advance was 20.2 per cent. At New York City clearings were $4,388914,- 000, an increase of 48.7 per cent over the amount reported last year, while the aggregate for centers outside of New York City of $2,012,910,000 was 17.1 per cent higher. The week this year included clear- ings for two days of October, when bank settlements are always heavier, whereas last year clearings for all three days of the first of October were included. Yet the increase for the week this year was very large at many centers. Only one week in 1935 to date showed a larger total than the past week and that covered the period of the half-yearly settlements in July. With that exception, there has been 2| no similar high total for nearly four years, or since the first week of Janu- | ary, 1932. Clearings this week exceeded those of the preceding week by $1,361,696,- 000, while a year ago, when all three days of the first of October appeared, the increase was only $476,542,000. The amount was very much larger at New York City and at Pittsburgh, and Philadelphia, Detroit, Cleveland, Cin- cinnati, Atlanta, Louisville, Minne- apolis, Omaha, Kansas City, "San Francisco, Portland and Seattle. Figures at leading centers, showing increases and decreases as compared herewith; also daily bank clearings for the year to date: (Totals in thousands.) Week Per cent Philadelphia Buffalo | Pittsburgh Cleveland Cincinnati 4 106% | 106 381 231, 1017 107 3 1091y 109 4 1061 . 111% 5 301 107 961, | 981y 104 | 1041 | 815 13% 12 El' Un Pac 1st rf 5s 2008 0 1 104% 10415 10415 ]ll'/. 111% 111% 70 70% 18% 181 1915 4 20 % 81% 31% 110% 110% 110% 17 117 17 80 80 95% 95 104% 104 105 105 105 27% 21 27 9T 9T% 9T 105 105 100% 100 100% 99% 994 99% 102% 102% 102% 107% 107% 107% 100% 100% 100% 103% 103% 103% 96% 96% 96% 15% 15% 45% 98% 8% 15 45% 98% o Baltimore Richmond Atlanta 0 N Francisco nd. Oreg Seatie New’ Fork- Total all___ Average dall: September August | July ‘Seconfl “quarter_ Pirst quarter_ 'NEW YORK BANK STOCKS NEW YORK. October 3 (¥ —New York Security Dealers’ Association (Quotations as of 2 o'clock.) Bk of Man (1'3) Bankers Tr (2} BKivn Tr (4) Cen Han BK & Chase Nat (1.4 Chens B & T (180 Commercial (%) _ Firct Flr‘( Natl (100 Cliaranty Tr (17 | Sanrenty Tho) n\énc'urns'lr . a e ncluding extras g—Declared or paid so far this INVESTING COMPANIES. NEW YORK. October 3 (P.—New York | Semnly Dealers” Association: (Noon quotations.) *| Admin Pund 2nd Inc Amer Gen Eaquities Corp Tr Accum Ser._. Corp Tr Accum Ser mod Cumulative Tr Dividend Shrs Equity Corp $3 pf_ Trusteed Industry Shr: Trusteed N Y Bk Shr: . CHICAGO LIVE STOCK. CHICAGO. October 3 () (United S tes t of Agriculture).—Hogs. 7. 00 direct: “zmm to 1 o) : up mo; ood and choice. 1R0. §9%00" ot 150175 pounds. 10351 bulk. sorted Dle‘kmw sows. 9.35a9. 500 es. 1.000;: fairly ac- tive trade on fed steers’ and yearlin steady to 25 cents higher; yearlings show. {ne most upturn: heifers ‘alse mixed year lings. strong to 25 ct ‘cows steady to strong. “fastances 10°16 °% Vealors. 45 higher and bulls steady; stock- ers and_feeders cleaning up at steady prices; choice. around 1.200 pounds Angus . 1250 top yearlings. ; best Peeirs. In-load Tats. 10,15, vealera. 11 00, down: " most sausage bulls at 5.65 and sheep. 7.000; fat hmbu active; early trade strong to 25 higher; lood to choice. native and range llmb!. 580.00; three ‘cholce. Washingtons - 5o 28 per ide; sheep. firm: native ewes : choice Westerns. 4.25: feed. FOREIGN EXCHANGES. NEW YORK. October 3 (P.—Forelen easy:’ Great Britain in dollars, . reat Britain, dm an 60-day bblfl‘ ] SR: Arimllnl 28, y Shani ml. .s"s. Horekbie 80 43 H Montreal in New York, ss Tore: New York in Montreal. 101.81%. n—Nominal. NEW YORK BAR SILVER. NEW YORK, October 3 (#).—Bar silver steady and unchanged.at 65%. clearings were substantially higher at | | fornia. with those of a year ago, are printed | THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1935. s R—One-pound prints (92 n b, 28 1opound parme 1ty (2 lub 7. 1-pound prints (89 score), 27; M!:A'rs_ncer 11a20: 1 lamb, pork loins, = ; fresh bams. 2 - strip bacon, Compound. 1375 475 yeal, h, Tices by _the ted States Bureau vuf gricultural !wnomlc: EDOS———‘A"):H. Kl!lfl! and unchanged: 2 nnery whites. Marge, e Sriment graded and dated white eggs (1 cluding grading S S gxiras, laree t Sum 30" rds, large. 35%. LIVE POULTR?—Mnnt seady at un- ghansed prices: fowl, colored, heavy, Lesnomns. 13815: Vial : mixed colors. 18 & hens. 9 pounds and | 14 pounds and up. old hens and old mnu uinea fowl, young, 70a1.00 Fruits and Vegetables. Sales in large lots by original receivers . today. LES™ Two ~ Washington arrived: theee unbroken cats on track Bushels. Bupplies liberal: demand light steady. Virginia. Grimes. 8. 2V,-inch minimum, 50260 Deticlou ly around al.40: Staymans, U S No. {. 2 minimum, 65875 o-inch “minimum, T.00a1 25: “34-inch migimum. Wealthys, U, § No. 1. 265: 2%:-inch minimum Dellcl”ous U. S. No. 1 Hubbardstons, U 4-inc! § '3-inch minimum. nimum, 90a1.00:Spys, U nch minimum, 3i-inch 5a00: 3-inch minimum, mostly sround 1.00; Pennsylyania. U. 8 0o 5a1.00] z-inch’ minimum. McIntosh. 8 higher: West Virgini Tha85; FINANCIAL. [Wastingion Produce| | ARLINES SHOW .| GONTINUED GAINS Operating Results Improve | Sharply Despite Low Mail Rates. Special Dispatch to The Star. NEW | YORK, over American airlines has continued to set new high marks during the cur- rent year, and, despite generally low | mail rates, operating results have im- proved notably. Barring temporary | | interruptions, chiefly due to season- | able weather, further important growth of the business is forecast by the Standard Statistics Co. of New | York in a current survey. A total of 367,357 passengers were carried 160,013,192 passenger rniles during the first half of 1935, accord- ing to the Aeronautical Chamber of Commerce. Although comparisons are distorted ; by the fact that schedules were seri- | ously interfered with early in 1934, following the domestic mail contract cancellations, 64 per cent more pas- sengers were carried in the first half of 1935 and passenger miles increased 80 per cent. Express traffic was more than 76 per cent better, while mail volume, mostly . few higher S0 Hecoraing 1o size 7 i CANTALOUPES — No _ carlot ar one car diverted: one broken car o Supplies light: demand slow: mar Colorado, Seimon Meats, standard_ jumbo flats. all sizes. moldy, soft. 50a HONEYDEWS—No_carlot arrivals: one two broken and two broken cars on track. Suppiies mo deman market steady Co standa | jumbo craces. all sizes Tonal PERSIAN VKBLON@— No ‘carlot arri one broken car on track. Supplies li demand moderate: market steady. Cali- standard crates, #s. 1.50: jumbo . 45 to s, 1.75, ponys, 68 to #s. CELERY—No_carlot arrivals: ken car on track Sunmn« moderate mand light: market Sz York._two. 2.0082.75 Lettuce Prices Improve. LETTUCE—Two Californta arrived ear diverted: a one bro- de- S | cias 1 \m o | Dlies light; demand light broken and two unbroken cars on (ra Sui moderate; de- ghtiy stronger Vestern crates | light: demand ligh York. Eastern crates > dozen. 50T ?“arrivals: one br Suppiies moderate: dem ma iFack te. yellows. market weak; ows. U. S. No. 1 8. few higher: Seiway h minimum, i 00a1 2 2-inch_minimum. poor ¢ PEAS—No_carlot al d one unbroken cars on track & market ste hampers Telephons California,” bushel ) | russet a‘uxn.nks U. 8. No. 1, 2.00. Condition SWEET PoTATOEs—No carlot arrivais s moderate: de- fair | 45 Eastern Shore Virginta, bushel b Jersey type No LIMA BEANS—Supplies mand light: market steady b lina. Pennsylv and Virginia, oushel hampers, 2.00a2 } Green Beans Steady. GREEN BEANS —Supplies moderate: de- | mand light: market steady Pennsylvani bushel hampers green. flat tvpe, OKRA—Supplies moderate light: “market bughel hampers CAULIFLOWE ot arrivals Truck receipts moder demand light; ma 1.50a1.65; care on track supplies_moderate. _ Colorado, Eastern stock: _Supplhes light: market r contat cars on track. ight: demand York,_cartons, kets Concords, 1.50. fornia. lugs Thompson =e»d.es<1 alazas No_1 "larse baskets, Secke! on BROCCOLT—No car broken car on track DIRECTORY COMMODITY BROKERS COTTON N Y Cotton Exchal & Co ---DL ° Member Laidlaw GRA embers Chicago Board of & DL Mo Laid Co. V\enheimey & C TNA. 8500 LI RUBBER—HIDES—METALS—SILK Memoers Commodity Exchange = Laidlaw & Co. -DI Westheimer & Co. MONEY FOR CONSTRUCTION LOANS totaling 6,080,843 pounds, was nearly { three times the artificially depressed | figure for the first six months of last year. Moreover, the trend continued up- | ward this Summer, which normally is the most active season. July showed gains of 87 per cent in passenger miles, of 94 per cent in express and of 64 per cent in mail volume, as compared with 1934 totals. PARIS BANK CHANGES. [ PARIS, October 3 ( —The w | stement of the Bank of Prance shome i 1o hanges —in S 600,000, RUBBER FUTURES. NEW YORK. October 3 (2. —Crude rub- | ber fu s onened steadv. 7 to 10 higher. uoted, December. 12 00a12.03 581226, October 3.—Traffic p 3 A—19 COPPER REGISTERS FURTHER ADVANCE Export Price Reaches Best Levei Since July, 1933. Sales Jump. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, October 3.—Copper metal prices continued to climb in world markets today, with the export price reaching th® best level since July of 1933. Demand for this metal—one of the principal nonferrous metals needed in modern warfare—was active both in foreign and domestic markets, with Ttaly reported to be inquiring for such a huge tonnage that representativcs of principal producers were planning a conference at some European center next week to consider it. Sales of copper were reported at European base ports today at 8.823 cents & pound. Yesterday's markot was quoted at 8.70-8.75 cents, with some sales as high as 8.80. The price of 8.825 cents has not been exceeded since the inflationary flare-up in the market in July, 1933, when 1t touch=d 8.85 cents. ‘The domestic price. protected by the 4-cent tariff, continued unchanged at the level of 9 cents established a few weeks ago and trade estimates placea sales in the New York market for the past two days at 5,848,000 pounds, the largest in some time. For INVESTMENT Real Notes, well new’ residential Wachines BRADLEY, BEALL & HOWARD Phone NA. 0271. 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