Evening Star Newspaper, October 4, 1935, Page 19

BONDS. REGISTER SUBSTANTIAL GAIN Evidence of Quick Rallying Power Helps Prices in All Sections. BOND AVERAGES . 20 10 10 Ralls. I'd’st. Net change. +.1 Unc. Today, 1 pm. 814 993 Prev. da; 813 993 Month ago. 83.1 98.9 826 872 878 99.8 764 922 894 929 745 3.7 40.0 1 2 high__101.1 98.9 1029 1005 10 Low Yicld Bonds. 1 pm.._.. 109.6 Prev. day. Month ago 109.7 Year ago. 1935 high 1107 1935 low. 1934 high 10§3 193¢ low. 1928 high 104.4 1932 low. 368 ‘(Compiled by the. Associated Press.) 1935 1935 1934 1934 1932 1928 4By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, October 4—All through the bond market in the early trading today the trena was toward a further recovery of the sharp losses occasioned by war develdpments Wed- nesday. Equilibrium was restored yesterday following a little nervousness at the opening, and this evidence of quick rallying power served to bolster in- vestment support in all sections of the list, including the recently hard- pressed foreign issues. U. S. Governments continued the upturn which got started late in the previous session. Several of the Treasuries found buyers !5 of a point above Thursday’s closins levels. Italian obligations made substan- tial recoveries in spite of the reports of actual conflict in Ethiopia. The government 7s rose half a point to 53 and gains ran from 1 to more than 2 points in Milan City 6'2s and certain of the industrial loans. French Tl dropped back 113, out the decline ap- peared to be the result of a thin mar- ket. Rail and utility groups had a few fl'bc corporate list Advances of ‘. to around a point left American & Foteign Power 55 at 697, Santa Fe 4s at 108, Columbia Gas & Electric 55 (May) at 95% and Erie 5s at 66%. Other issues showing moderate gains included Nickel Plate 4155, International Telephone S5s, Postal Telegraph 5s, United Drug 5s and Youngstown Sheet & Tube 5s. Washington Exchange SALES. Capital Traction 56—$1.000 at 95%,. Real Estate Mtge. & Guar. pfd.—10 at 413 Wnodward & l.mh.rop com.—25 at 40, | 25 at 40. AFTER CALL. lymnmmnumm LIBERTV. High. Low. 4th 435 1933-38 10010 1006 TREASURY. 238 1945-47 1005 100 1005 2%81956-60 uue. 9913 998 9912 35 1946-48 . 10123 10119 10123 38 1951-66 v 1028 1023 1028 34®1946-49 1031 10227 103 3145 1949-52 . 10220 10214 10220 338 1944-46 ___ 104 10328 104 3%s51941-43 Mar 1063 1063 1063 3%851940-43 June 1062 1062 1062 338 1943-47. 1056 10430 1052 48 1944-54 . 10925 109 10925 4%8-3% 8 1943-45 10410 1044 1049 4%s1947-52... 1142 11331 114 FEDERAL FARM MORTGAGE. 2%81942-47... 998 994 998 331947 10017 10011 10016 351949 _ 10010 1003 1006 33481964 . 10124 10128 10124 HOME OWNERS' LOAN. 238 19239-49_ . 9821 9817 9819 381952 ________ 1005 100 71002 FORE‘GN BONDS. High. Low. Abitib h.t?w 5553 Antioquia Ts Antioquia 1st 'l-?h Argentine 53%s63__. Argentine 6s°57 A Argentine s 'S3 B ___ Arzentine 6s 59 Oct_ Argentine s '60 May 2:85. 10010 ryenti; Argentine 6s ‘61 May Australia €%s 56 Australia 58 55 eee Australia 5857 . Austrian 78 57 e 6% 95% 102% 101% 102% 101% 85 85 85 32 101 111% 10413 99% 27 Berlin 6s°| Berlin C'vb- 5 Berlin Elec 6 Bremen St 7s '35 Brisbane 5857 . Budapest 6s 62 unmat cou on Buenos A 6s 61 st Caldas T3s "46. Chile Mtg Bk 6% 861 Copenhagen 433 53 Copenhagen T 58 "64.. Costa Rica 1851 A May coupon on_.. ! Cuba 55°14-"49__ Cuba 5343 45 Cuba %853 Cund’amarca 6%s'59 Caechoslovakia 8s°51 Denmark 4148 °62____ Denmark llb:"lfi_._ Frankfort 6%s ' French Gov T%s ‘41. GrtCElJap 7s'¢4 . Hansa SS6s'3% ww._. Ilseder Steei 6s ¢ IalPUCrd 78’63 . Japan5%s €6 Japan 6%8 B4 . Washington Gas Light Co.—25 at 62. 10 at 62. Capital Traction 55—$1,000 at 95%. Bid and Asked Prices. BONDS. PUBLIC UTILITY. mer. Tel Tel 41 A @ TéL it Anacostia & Pot. Georgetown Gas 1st Pot. Elec. Pow. Cons. Potomac Elec. Wash. Gas 53 1938.C Lombard El 78 ‘53 Merid Elec T8 ST A__ Met Water 5368 50— 14 Montecating Ts "37... Moatevides 65 59 New So Wales s '57. New So Wales §s 58 3% 100 15 9914 152% 152% 152% 102 102 102 103 102% 103 Z | Norw Hy El1 5%8'57- MISCELLANEOUS. Barber & Ross. Inc.. 61 2 Chevy Chase Club 5las. Gol. Country Ciub 5 . M. Cold Smrne Bs.. STOCKS. PUBLIC UTILITY. Amer. Tel. & Tel..__ Gapital Transit Co." (1) & W. Steamboat (¢ PO» Elec. Pow. 6% pfd. Po.'EL Po. 5127 pf. ( Wash. Gas Lt Wasi. Ry. & EL Co. Wash. Ry. & Elec. pfa.” (3)- 1 BANK AND TRUST COMPANY. Amer. Sec & Tr. Co. (8 Capitar 13)____ Com. & sannu ( Liberty (3)_. Lincoln (5)7: Natl. Sav. & Rigas (). Co. (3. American Corcoran Firemen's (1.60)_ National Union (§ TITLE INS! Columbia (.30 Real Estate (6). MlSCE.LAml. Carpel Corp. Lanston Monotype 44) Mergenthaler Linotype Peoples Drug 8.prd, (6501 Real Est. M. & G. ptd. (20 Security Swrale (5. ex Wawd. & th eom. it1. 3 Wdwd. & Loth. pfd (7). 11 extra. 125¢ —_— DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED JYORK, October 4. -Dividends de- (prepared by the Standard Statis- Extra. Pe- Btock of Rate.riod. Yecord. Am Reserve Insur____25¢ 0-15 Mach B :nann;nL d-j * eatty Br Ltd 1 pf ntral Tube ¢ Cinct Mill Muth BESL50 elared tics o flb cum pf Phillips-Jone: mvw'cg S U. S. TREASURY NOTES. (Reported by Chas. D. Barney & Co.) Rate—Maturity, Offer. Zias Dec. 15 Soco02 SB2]SE. Ortental Dev 6%8 58 Oriental Dev 6853 ._ Pamama 5s 63 stp Paris Url Ry 518 831 831 49% 491s 49% 136 14 14 14 14 M4 14 17% 1T% 17% Ti% 5% 5% 102 101% 102 86 854 86 106% 105% 105% 2% 2T% 2T% 3% 32% I Queensiand 6847 ___. Rhein-Rhur 6s 51___ Rhine W kil P 63'52... RiodeJan 65 63 Aug coupon Riode Jan 8546 April coupon off . Rio Gr do Sul 6s 68 June coupon off__ Royal Dutch 4s'45___ Santa F Arg 15'62 stp Sao Paulo St 78 "40___ Sao Paulo St 75 ‘56 Sept coupon off___ Saxon Pb W 6338 '51. Serbs 8s '62 Nov ¢ Shin'su El P 6338 Silesia Elec 6 - u_. Silesia Prov Sydney 6% H. o~ Toho El Pw 78 65 ... 13% 13% 1% 14% 13% 14% 1¥: 13% 134 117% 117% 117% 51 51 T4 T4 . 4% 3 24 6% L1 24 36 Un Stl Wk 63847 A. Un Su Wk Brb 78’51 Uruguay 68 64 ______ Warsaw 7s ‘58 _ Yokohama 6s'S1____ 82w 82% 2% DOMESTIC BONDS. 100% 100% 100% gtd. 103% 1031 1031 . ey w 661 66 661 28 16% 15% 96 957 101% 101% 101% 69% 694 69 01 70% 11215 112% 112% 100% 99% 99% 112% 111% 112 109% 108% 108% 108% 108% 10815 113 112% 113 113 1125 113 . 118% 113 113% 6 644 69 104% 104% 104% 92 2 92 29% 29% 33% 133% 38% ?;m*w o § H $ rit P‘n 647 Ch Nitr 78 45 m 19% 2.! Ark&MB&T 5864 95 Armour & Co 4348 38 un 163% ufls Arm’r(Del)1st 48 56 94 9414 Armstrong Ck 48 '50_ Ilflt 109% 108% 95 st 102% 102% 102% *55.. 103 108 103 108'5 108 108% 107% 106% 107% 110 110 110 93% 921 924 % 78 % ! 82 m 106% 106% 106% 100% 100% 100% Atl Coast L 1st 48 b2 AtICL un 438’64 Atl Coast L elt 5845 Atiantic&D 1Ist 45 43 Atl Refin deb 63 '37__ ‘!! 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C, FRIDAY, OCT FREIGHT LOADINGS DROP 76,873 CARS Weekly Total of 630,:171 Is 15,313 Smaller Than Level of Year Ago. YORK. October 4.—The Asso- clated Press seasonally adjusted week- 1y index of {reight carloadings. based on Low roads announced today that loadings of revenue freight for the week ended September 28 were 630,771 cars, a de- crease of 76,873, as with the previous week, 15313 below 1934 and 38,415 below 1933. Miscellaneous freight was 270,315 cars, decrease 475 below the preceding week, increase 25,805 above 1934 and 32,332 above 1933. Less than carlot merchandise, 167,- 228 cars; increase, 598 above the pre- ceding week, 2,618 above 1934, but a decrease of 8,559 below 1833. Coal, 62,897 cars; decrease, 70,237 below the preceding week, 60,757 below 1934 and 69,749 below 1933. Grain and grain products, 39,196 cars, decrease, 3,356 below the preced- ing week: increase, 6,582 above 1934 | and 7,638 above 1933. Western districts, 27,486;! increase, 6,051 above 1934 Live stock, 18,299; decrease, 200 below the preceding week, 12,246 below 1934 and 3,953 below 1933. Western district, 14,646; decrease, 11,244 below 1934, Forest products, 32,450 cars; de- crease, 608 below the preceding week; increase, 9,476 above 1934 and 6,690 above 1933. Ore, 33,609 cars; decrease, 2,701 be- | low the preceding week; increase, 11,741 above 1934 and a decrease of 1,975 below 1933. Coke, 6,677 cars; increase, 106 above the preceding week, 1,468 above 1934 and a decrease of 839 below 1933. Elrnlnn Below 1934. Class’ I railroads of the Unitéd States for the first eight months of | 1935 had a net railway operating in- | [ come of $263,738,184 which was at the | > annual rate of return of 1.66 per cem‘ on their property investment, accord- | ing to reports just filed by the car-| riers with the Bureau of Railway Eco- nomics of the Association of Ameri-| can Railroads and made public today. | In the first eight months of 1934, their | net railway operating income was! $302.872,358 or 1.89 per cent on their property investment. The compilation is based on reports from 145 Class I| railroads representing a total.of 27| 901 miles. Gross operating revenues for the first eight months of 1935 totaled $2,204,961,212, compared with $2.188,- ' 633,354 for the same period in 1934, an increase of seven-tenths of one per cent. Operating Expenses Gain. i Operating expenses for the first, eight months of 1935 amounted to $1,698,631,063, compared with $1,631,- | 865.537 for the same period in 1934, | an increase of 4.1 per cent. Class I raflroads in the first eight months of 1935 paid $162,731,192 in | 2 taxes, compared with $168,201456 in the same period in 1934 or a reduction of 33 per cent. { INVESTING COMPANIES NEW YORK. Oct: : P elerCiober, 4 Uh—Wew Yark INSURANCE STOCKS NEW YORK. October 4 () —New York Becumy Dealers” Association: Bid. Aetna Cas (2'2a) 100% 100% 100% | Fun Lite - U 16% 15% 16% 16 16 16 98N 98% 98% %% 98 98 54 ANNALIST COMMODITY 99% INDEX IS UNCHANGED By the Associsted Press. N!Wmo-u.»-nn—t of fewer the price changes than usual | light | 400 OBER Tobacco Growers Asked to Withhold Inferior Grades By the Associated Press. Low prices and large quantities of low-grade tobacco Dbeing offered prompted dissatisfaction among farm- ers on Virginia auction markets yes- terday which chrystallized into action at Danville, where tobacco association officials appealed to growers to with- hold their lower grades. From other markets in the Virginia old belt word came that the same situation was evident. High-grade leaf has been bringing a good price, however. Statistics from the State’s leading markets, estimated on yesterday's Y"B?‘:I'I'IR.‘OIO pound prints (92 score), & Lopound " printe b searer. 3 MEATS—Beef. 11a: veal. . 16al lamb. 19a20; pork loins. fresh, 28 frozen 41: strip bams, 10T “compound, Tareaid | agFrices by the Unllefl States Bureau of gicultural Eeonom EGG8—M: Ready: standards. Iarge, Wiener. *but olhfl ‘ndu un- mun whites, average. 31833 36; Government ‘graded adi egss (in costs): U. 8. extras. lal giras. medium. 35':: 36, L]v! POULTRY —Market steady at un- chunged prices. fow, colored, Beavy; 58 Leghorns 14al5: roosters, 11al? ng ?hlckfn mouth ROCKS, aver SRa fancy Spring turkey: E"h'l'k ifll DD:‘BG‘:B‘mgfi ‘and'yonng toms. 14 pounds & o £, old hens and old toms. 42 cents: . U. 8. standards. 16ai8; guinea fowl, young, Fruits and Vegetables. Bales in large lots by original receivers upto 8 em today PPLES—No carlot arrival | and"T “inbroken cars on track. supplies, lLiberal: demand. ligh! steady ~ Virginia. Grimes. U No. 214-inch_minimum. 50860 ;‘:P;neh‘ m_;ex- : Delicious, U. nch mimimum 21p-inch minimy Delicious. U. 8. 60865: -imen© mini Hunmmmm U. B0: 24 — mum. 75e4; around 1.00 | 2ia-inch _minimum. McIntosh. Washing exiza faney =Z3a50. ac- Cording to sime: Winter bananss. ombi nation extra faney and faney. 1. 7582 00 according to size. SANTALOUPS—No :r’h‘\h arivals: 1 broken car on trac mand. slow: market. dul Cotorato. pink s, Jumbo Tats. 8 and 93 75 sumbo Tiate 115 and 1 poor condition, mnd.m and ambo. sts iges. 25a50: few best. 75; jumbos. 368 ang 5515082 00 5—No A = umbroken cars oh irach: Supplies. moderate; demand. slow: market | steady. Colorado. stdndard and jumbe 00a1 3. e California ar 1 unbrogen car on track. Supplies. | fight. demand. moderate: market. steads: California. standard erates. 6s. 1.50: fumbe . 45 to bs. 1.75; ponys. 6s to Ss. CELERY—No_carlot _srrivals: track. Supp market. st d)’ crates washed. 4-6 dogen. condition 1.50 LETTUCE—Two California arrived: tws broken and_two unbroken cars on track ‘Western stock: Suplies moderate. demand mndeure market ‘h(hfly stronger. Cali- on fornia. some via Beitimore, Icebers type, 5-dosen. .75: poorer. lower. > | plies light. demand light, New York. Eastern erates. big Bostom type. 2 dozen, 50a75; poorer. lower. 1.1081 15; condition. pound sacks. mrhes and larger, 1 ACHES—No carlot _arrivals: no ears on vuck Suplies of good stock light: de- mand light: market steady. Penneyl ivania. bushel baskets, Salways, U. S. No. 1. 2-inch . 1.00a1 .25 poom 75 No carlot arrivals; one unbroken car om track. Suplies light. demand light. market steady. California. bushel hampers. Telephones. mostly around 2.75. POTATOES—No carlot arrivals: no cars | on track. Truck receipts moderate plies moderate. demand mederate. rier | steady. New Jersey. 100-pound Sacks. Cob- blers. U. §. No_ 1. 1.00a1.10. Idahe. 100- poun ‘nen Russet Burbanks. U. 8. No. . 2.00 SWEET POTATOES—No carlot arrivals; no cars on track. Suplies moderate: de- mand light: market steady. lina bushel baskets. Puerto few. higher. Eastern Shore Virnml bushel baskets. Jersey type, U. 8. No. 1. very few sales. 5275, MIXED VEGETABLES—No carlot arriv- als: 5o cars on track. LIMA BEANS—Supplies moderate: de- mand moderate; market steady. New Jer- and_ Pennsylvania, bushel hampers, 1 GREEN BEANS—Supplies modera mand light: market steady. Penns bushel hampers_green. fiat type. OKRA—Supplies moderate lem: light' market. steady. | North Carolina.. bushel hampers. &5a1 00 New Jersey. 12 qunrt tllmlx baski 00. CAULIFLOWER- cafd on ook mand light; market steady. grado mostly_around 150 c-manu via Buumor: 75: New York. 1 5081 .7 OMATOE—NO carlot cars on - iTack | Suoplies megerate: mand light: market dull. baxes, and turning. wrapped X6 California. 1.25a1.50; New Fork. BROCCOLI—No _ carlat 1 broken car on track. Supplies moderste: demand slow: market weak. 3 orado. 2.00; Pennsylvania. 1.08; sey. fair condition. 50. Cabbage Demand Lisht. CABBAGE—No cariot arrivals. no cars S moderate. North Caro- 65 larger: 1.00s unbroken ear on _track. demand lisht; ma via kets. 3 Pemcassivania: bashel sas. Kets. Savoy & i Gm—w carlot arrivals. two ears unbroken | B gheldons i U, 8 bnskf S, £ hington : Oregon 2 .50. g cariot -rrh-\- two cars diverted: on St _unbroxen track. California, ~Boxes. nuncm Soaat S5, to grade a 5 LEMONS—California. bnx& 5.5086.50. b o l’n £ Michigan. bushel boxes. * CRANBERRIES s, Va-bar- 2.7 .00. rel boxes =7583.00. F R kets 75 5830. BEETS—Pennsylvania. bunched. Zo’o"e' | 50: Gein"ll “llbfl X S—Pennsylvan: €| I Jellow. 60a75: nearby e KEPERS.Nearby. bushel baskets. 50 RALE Maryland. busbel baske 50: mostly 40. 11 1¢ ia. flats. 7 A 06" Flotida. boxes. 1.0081.25. York. ADOS—Flor! L. C. L. Express Arrivals. . 65 1 ocados. 34 lugs limes. o= bunel ’é‘m,:n' ‘T:':’x' .‘Ih::n‘u.hel buskets California, @-pound boxes figs; gkrs: Callforn 0-poun 3 3 -'mnd " baskets, mush- rooms: Delaware. 3 t4-Dushel kra. g0 ushrooms: Norih Carc c-roum 85 m ort. okra. bushel basket: bfll IS g venel b annu okra: v.‘;flfl,“ yinia & watercre: crates mixed velfllbl&h RUBBER FUTURES. () —Crude fut !!D“OK ned firm. 16 Ry 3 %5 13 385 December. 12.17: Haren: 05 2.38. B NEW YORK BAR SILVER. NEW YORK, October 4 UP).—Bar 1| held by the Government and the eur- | FINANCI WAR MOVES SPUR COTTON DEALINGS Heaviest Demand in Months Reported as Tension Abroad Grows. By the Associated Press. for the staple on a rising market. Prom interior towns came of a scramble for cotton in the pri. mary markets. At the flowed in from far-off world suddenly decided industry, Spot sales at Southern mar- kets on Tuesday totaled 62,718 bales, the largest for any day this season, and comparable to an entire week’s sales earlier in the year. Exports, at one time this season only half of last year, have now to- taled 722,287 bales, only 13,000 bales behind last year. More than 150,000 bales of this total has been shipped in the last week. One spot firm reported it had sold more cotton in the last six weeks than in half of the entire previous year. Others reported more orders than they could fill. Potential buyers are handicapped because of the small supply of “free | cotton” in the market currently. With | the past few year's surplus closely rent crop two weeks late, the avail- able supply for merchants is llmhtd.’ Domestic mills are also in the mar- ket augmenting foreign demand for war needs. Until the Government's cotton policy had been determined, spinners had stayed out of the raw/| emm market. Then with the A. A.| - nouq determined, they started buy cottom, or to attempt to buy lt. all at once. So far the demand has brought an | advanee of more than $3 a bale in| the futures market, with all months | 11-cents-a-pound ] until a technical drop today left | market net 8 to 10 points lower. FEDERAL LAND BANKS | ). —Federal | 10113 101 108 1055 103 1023 10414 1033, 105% 100t 98" | | A3 U. S. TREASURY POSITION. 1 The position of tle Treaxurv on Oeto- ber 2 was: Receipts. $120.62.300.84; Matms A aoRs 08, balance: 43495 customs. receipts for the gF the fiscal year since July | Xd.‘ !XD( IGHUYP.‘ \Gustoms " receints s1 »~1- 31 319 of pmer-u” expenditures). excess of expenditures. $557.396.143.53: gross debt L7 B8R, 7old assets. ¥ 10837, PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE. October 4 (P.—Live Flymouth Rocks. olors. ordinary. 152 yellow-meated Rocks. 47 pounds or size. us to quality, 1882 as 1o size and @ z 2 to size and ai Qucks. White Pekin fancy Spri - mixed colors. 13a14 Dressed poultry unchanged. NEW YORK PRODUCE. NEW: YORK. October 4 (#.—Eggs. Mixed colors. mediums. 40 :, remnmnn Sradih ; mediums, 2 atter” mix s unenan ‘11.: Heads P Bices unchaneed. poultry -Aul. o (ru.xrfu augea- Equitable Co-Operative Bldg. 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