Evening Star Newspaper, October 8, 1935, Page 17

F RAILROAD BONDS MOVE UNEVENLY Price Changes Through List Narrow, With General Tone Steady. BOND AVERAGES 10 10 les Idst U'll For'n. Net change. —+.1 Une. Today, 1 p.m. 81.5 67.0 Prev. day-.. 81.4 67.0 Month ago. 83.6 68.1 Year ago_.. 827 66.0 1935 high.. 878 70.4 1935 6.4 65.5 1934 89.4 70.0 1934 745 73.7 68.2 60.2 1932 1lo 458 40.0 646 422 1928 high_.101.1 98.9102.9 100.5 10 Low Yicld Bonds. 1 pm.... 109.6 Prev.day- 109.5 Month ago 109.9 Year ago. 106.7 1935 high 110.7 1935 low. 107.9 1934 high 108.3 1934 low. 99.1 1928 high 1044 1932 low. 868 (Compiled by the Assoclated Press.) +.1 99.3 99.2 99.2 86.6 99.8 2.2 929 972 97.3 98.7 84.0 98.7 845 88.9 By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, October 8—A tinge of irregularity in railroad loans crept into the bond market today in late trading, but price changes all through the list were narrow, leaving the gen- eral tone steady. Atchison 4s were off % of a point at 108, Baltimore & Ohio 4'.s off !4 of a point at 56%. Chesapeake & Ohio 4'2s were unchanged, New York Cen- tral 5s were down 's of a point at 7112, and Northern Pacific 4s were 3 ©of a point higher at 101%. United States Treasuries and guar- anteed issues were steady with prices | generally 1-32 to 7-32 of a point higher. The foreign list displayed irregularity in prices with Italy 7s off 3 points at 56, French 7s up 2 points at 173, German 7s up 1 point at 361, and British 5'»s up !» point to 107. ZINC PRICE IS RAISED BY AMERICAN SMELTING By the Assoctated Press. NEW YORK, October 8 —The Amer- {can Smelting & Refining Co. today udvanced the price of zinc .10 of a cent a pound to 4.85 cents, East St.| Louis basis. — INVESTING COMPANIES NEW YORK. October X (P.—New York Becurity Dealers Associatio; (Noon Quotations.) B Nor Am Tr Sh Nor Am Tr sh Nor Am Tr Sh Trusteed Am Bk Trusteed Industry Shrs Trusteed N Y Bk Shrs —_— INSURANCE STOCKS NEW YORK. October % (2 —New York Becurity Dealers Association Bid. Asked Aetna Cas | X6 Aetna Fire ( 5 . Aetna Life Agricuitural Am Ins Newark (12) Am Reinsur (3 Am Surety (1)_ A‘Hnmnh ]! ( ! ) iy Conn' Gen Life © R} Fid & Dep () Firemen's Tns Hartford Fire Home Fire Sec Homestead (1) N°Y Fire Nor River' Phoenix ¢ Prov Wash (1 &t Paul Pire (7'za) Epringfleld (41g) ‘Westehester (1.30a) ra) Including extras. () Declared or paid =o far this vear. CHICAGO LIVE STOCK. CHICAGO. October 8 (& (United States Department of Agriculture) —Hogs. 9.000. including 1.500 direct: active. strong to 15 cents higher than Monday's average: 15225 higher; top, bulk 250 pounds. 10.95a11.15 1063a11.10; choice 1:i( 10 40a10.50: best sows. 10.1 Cattle. 8.G00: calves. 1.500: better grade fed steers and yearlings steady to st early top weighty bullocks, loads held higher. upward mon and medium_grades slow. steady: Slocker and Teeder demand continues fairly broad at 6.50a8.00: well bred Western Feariings seiling Monday up to 8.85: all heifers fully steady: cows steady to weak: bulls firm. and vealers unchansed at 10.50 ow! Sheep. 0.000; active on all classes: fa 1ambs strong to 15 and more higher: sheep also stronger; some ewes 25 over late last feeding lambs firm: good to choice bs. 9.25 to mostly 9.50: best held 9.65 and, above: top range lambs. 4.50; iop Iceding lambs. 9.2 FOREIGN MARKETS By the Associated Press. LONDON—Business _slackened on the Stock Exchange today. General electior talk induced the tendency to mark time, while profit-taking ~caused irregularity among recent favorites. Gold issues were firm features on renewed speculation. while oil and rubber issues held steady. Tne maket, closed irresular ARIS —Prices vielded to prefit-taking on'the Bourse fodas. Selling oowed: the League of Nations vote to impose sanc- tions against Italy. Rentes and industrials declined. while banks and internatio: shares moved irregularly. The closing drregular. BERLIN—Prices_improved in the early dealings _on the Boerse today. but the ains were lost on later sales. The clos- % was aquiet. METAL MARKET. NEW YORK, October 8 (P.—Cobper firm: elec:roxmc spot and future.” 9.25; export. 9,05 TIp barely sieady; “spot Sra Hearby h0ET: atur 4 Irol guigt. unchanged. 4.60a4.65 st uis, mc nrm East St. Louis spot snd xmur % Aluminum.”10.00a22.00. Dol INANCIAL, THE EVENING STAR," 'WASHINGTON, ~ BONDS ON N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE prlnl.mdluelh'flu!hl. LIBE RTY. 4th 438 1933-38 10014 10013 10013 TREASURY. “.s!!NS -47___-. 10011 1007 1007 9928 9921 9923 9927 9927 9927 . 1022 102 .. 10217 10218 10214 278 1955-60 2748 1955-60 reg- 33 1946-48 __ 35 1951-56 31 s1946-49 reg- 1031 1031 - 103 l‘&l 1949-52_ 944 941-43 Illr 106 20 10615 10619 . 10517 10513 10517 —-- 1087 1085 1085 109 30 10926 10930 l‘(s-!’éllQl!dS 10413 10411 10413 41;s-3%,s 43-45rg 1049 1148 1145 1147 FEDERAL FARM MORTGAGE. 100 27 10027 10027 10023 100 19 100 20 1025 1025 1024 HOME OWNERS' LOAN. 994 10016 10010 10010 48 1944-54 448194753 .. 381947 __. 381949 _ 31481964 FOREIGN Abitib! Pa&Pw 585 Adriatic E17s°52.. Akershus 5863 _ Argentine 6s ‘58 B Argentine 6s ‘60 Ma. Argentine 6s ‘61 Ma Australia C%l Australia 58 '55 Australia & Austrian 7 Belgium 6s'55 | Belgium 78 ‘56 Bergen City 58 "60. | Berlin 6s 58 | Berlin 635 '50 | Berlin Elec 6%8°'5’ | Berlin Elec 63859 ! Bolivia 78 '58_ | Bolivia 7s 69 | Bolivia 8s°47 | Brazil 6%s '26-'57 Brazil 6145 '37-'57. Brazil 78’52 Brazil 8s 41 Brisbane 58 '57. - | Buenos A 6s'61 Pv__ Buenos A 6s '61 st Pv BuenosA63%s 61stPv. Buenos A C 63855 Budapest 65 '62 unmat cou on. Caldas 718’46 Canada 4s ‘60 Canada 453! Canada 6552 Chile 6s 60 Chtle 6s°61 Jan_. Chile 65 61 Feb Chile 6s ‘61 Sept. Chile 63 '63 Chile Mtg Bk 6s Chile Mtg Bk 65585 Cologne 6145 '50 Colombia 6s '61 Jan | Cuba 5%s 45 Cuba f%4s 53 | Cund’amarca 6% Czechoslovakia 8s | Denmark 4355 6 | Denmark 5%s ‘65 Denmark 6s 42 | Estonia s '67- | Finland 6s 4 | Finland 6%s | French Gov 7 | Ger C Bk A 63°38_. Ger Gen El 65°48._. Ger Gov 51;8 65 | Ger Rep 78749 _ |GrtBr&Irbk4s Haiti 6s '52 = Hamburg St 6346 Italy 78°61 Ital P U Crd 78 '52 Japan 6is 65 Japan 6%s ‘b4 Merid Elec 7s 5’ Milan 6%s°'52 | Minas Gers 6%8'59 Sept coupon off_ | Montevideo 7s 52 | Nord Ry 612850 | Norway bs ‘63 | Norway 5%s 65 Norway 6s 43 __ Norway 6s ‘62 Oslo 6s '35 0slo G & E 5563, Panama s '63 Panama bs 63 Pernam 7s 47 Sept coupon oft. Peru 65 '60 Peru 6s ‘61 Peru 7s ‘59 Poland 6s '40. | Poland 7s 47 Porto Alegre 71;s"6! Porto Alegre §s 61 July coupon oft Queensland 7s ‘41 Riode Jan 614863 Rio Gr do Sul 68’68 June coupon off_. Rome 6%s ‘52 Rumania 7859 Sao Paulo St 7s ‘56 | Silesian Bk 6s'47 Silesia Prov 78 '58 Styria 7546 Tokio El Lt 63 Ujigawa EP Yokohama 6s'61 Alleg Corp bs 44 ___. Alleg Corp b8 49 Alleg Corp 58 ‘60 Alleg Valley s Allied Stores 4 %8 Allis Chalm 68 °37 Am Icecv 5863 Am Int] 535849 Am Roll Mill 4%s "4 AmT&T 4%s'39 AmT & T6%s 43 Am W Am Writ Pap 6s Anglo Ch Nitr 7s 45 Armour & Co 4% | Arm’r(Del)1st 4s ‘65 A T&S Fe 4%s 48 | Atl & Char AL bs" “ Atl Coast L lst 4 Atlantic&D 1st At] Refin deb Bang&Aroos cv Bell T of Pa 6s'48 B Beneficial L 6s 46 _ Beth Stl o m 63 36 Alpine Mont S 7s '55. Argentine §s ‘59 June Argentine 6s '59 Oct. Argentine 6s '60 Sept. Argentine 6360 Oct Argentine 6s '61 Febr Colombia 6s’61 Oct _ Copenhagen 4%s 53 ¥ I 841 | Gelsenkirchen 6534 Grt C El Jap 638 '50 Met Water %8 '50__ Montecatint 78 37 .. New So Wales 5s'57 New So Wales 55 '58 Oriental Dev 6853 ._. July coupon off _ Aug coupon off __ Aug coupon off___ | Sao Paulo St 7s '40__. Sept coupon off__. Serbs 8s 62 Nov c on | Shin’su El P 6%s '52. | Tatwan Elec 6%s "71. Westphal El P 6s 52 DOMESTIC BONDS. Adams Exp 4s 48____ Am Beet Sug cv 65’40 Am & For Pw 68 2030 Am1GChbls'49 Am T & Tcl tr 6s'46 Am T & T deb 5s 60_ Am T & T deb 58 '65. Am Type Fd 65’40 cfs Am Wat Wks 8s 75_ Armstrong Ck 45’50 A T&S Fead 4s 95 st | A T&S Fegn 48’95 .. AT&SFeCA 41562 A T&S F RMt dv4s'6s | A T&S F TCSL 45’58 Atl Coast L clt 4 5! Bell T of Pa 5s'60 C_ Bkiyn Edis 5549 A Bklyn Edis 5352 B.. Bklyn M T 6568 A. Bklyn Un El 6s ‘60 High. Low. 2:55. S Bklyn Un G Buff GE4%s'81B__ Buff R&P con 438 ‘57 Buff R& P 6s " BCR&Nclb Bush T Bldg bs '60._. Can’dian Nt R4%#’51 Can’dlan Nt R4148'56 Can'dian Nt R43%s'57 Can'dian Nt R4%s'55 Can’dian Nt5s'69July Can’dian Nt Oct Can’dian Nt R 6s'70_ Can'dian Nr db Can’dian Pc db4: Can’dian Pc 4% Can’dian Pe ¢ Can'dian Pc 68’44 ofs Can'dian Pe 6s ‘64 CaroCl& 0 6s'52 A_. Cent Dis Tel 65’43 .. Cent of Ga rf 6%s ‘69 Cent N Eng 4561 58. | Cent of N J 1031 10228 103 1073 104 6 1049 1049 9831 993 BONDS 3 81 Low. 30% B4 931 90% 95'% 95% 95% 957 95% 958 95% 93‘1’ 90 95% 951 Chesap Ccv cl 65 44 Chesap Corp 5547 C&Ogend%s'92 . C&O4%s'93 A__. C&O04%s'95B ___ C&O R&A 1st 4s'89 Chi & Altref 3s°49 _ Chi B& Qgen 4s’68... ChiB&Q 4% 11 Chi B&Q I av l% “ Chi & E 111 5. Sl. —— ChiGrt W 4s"69___.. y a5y, 5% y 95% 7 CM&StP 4%5'89._. CM&StP 5875 CMStP&P ad) b8 2000 Chi & NW 4348 2037_. Chi & NW 41482037C. Chi & NW 4% 849 _ Chi R I&D 1f 4334 cf. CRI&P 4%s 52 CRI&P 4%s | Chi R 1&P gn 45 ‘88 | CRI&P 4588 ctfs_ Chi R 1&P 414860 _ Chi T H&S inc 68 '60_ Chi Un Sta 4363 Ch! 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Erie gen 45 '96._ Erte ref 55 '67 Erteref 6s'76 Erie & Jersey Fed Lt & Tr 5842 st_ |FlaEC Ry 4%s'59 Fond J&R 4s '82 filed Fla EC Ry 5574 cfs. Fran Sug 1%s'42 Gen Cable 5%4s 47 Gen Steel C 5 49, Gen Thea Eq Goodrich Goodrich 6%s "4 | Goody'r T&R 6s 57 . GtNRref4%s 61 A Gt N Rgen 4%8 76 D GtNRgen ¢%8'717TE GtNRgen5s'73C.. GtNRG6%s'62B ___ Gt N R gen 7836 A Green Bay 6562 B_. Gulf M & N b8 '50. Gulf Sta St15%s"¢3. Har Ry-P C 1st Hudson Coal 6s *5: Hud & Man inc b Hud & Man ref 111 Bell Tel 63 5 I11 Cent coll tr 4s 53 111 Cent ref 4s'65____ I11 Cent 4% 566 111 Cent 615536 I11 C Cairo Br 4s ICC&StL NO ¢%s 6 ICC&St L NO 5363 111 Steel deb 4 Inland Stl 43 (.a, 9613 1010 | 93 105 102% 173 55 38y 473 | 2 103% 84 2 100% 100% 100% 5415 5413 50 50 124 124 1415 1419 18 TT% 104 | 6 139 5% 14% 2615 Int R T st rf 6 IR T 1st ref 6s’66cts Int R T 6533 Int R T 6s'32 ctfs. Int RT 78 '32 ctfs. Interlake 6s 61 Int Ag col Int Cement §: Int Gt Nor 6s'52 Int Hydro E 6s ‘4 Int Mer Mar - U Int Pap 1st 68 4 0 | Int Pap ref €s ' 23 Int Rysof C A 6: IntT&Tcv 4%s IntT& T 4% IntT&T6s'56.____. Inv Eq 5548 B xw.. Inv Eq 55°'48 B ww.__ James F & C ¢s KanCFS& M 4 Kan C Sou rf in Kan C Ter 1st 45 '60_ KanG& E 4%s Keith 6s'46 Kendall 5%s "48 ww_ Lack Stl 1st 55 ‘50 A_ Laclede Gas 68 ‘39 98 kil 67 98 7 67 944 94% 1043 104% 104% 103% 102% 103% 108 107% 107% 107 106% 106% 1103 110% 110% 10315 103 1031 110% 110% 110% 103% 103 103 9% 9% 91% 95" 95" 95 34% 34 Bd% 106% 106% 106% 100% 100% 100% | 57% 56% 56 . 106% 106 106 72 1% 12 70 69% 9% 98% 97% 9T 83% 83% 83K 103% 103% 103% 109% 109% 109% 118% 118% 118% 123% 123% 128% 111% 111% 111% 103% 103 103 102 101% 101% 110% 110 110% yr Ligg & Myr 7s 44 .__. Long Isl ref 4s°49___ Lorrillaré 6 Cl pr— La & Ark 6s ll S LouG&ESs'52A_.. L&Nunif4s'40 ___ L& N 4%32003C. L& Nb6s'37 M'Cro'ySb3s'41 filed McKess & R 5%3 50. Manhat R ¢s ‘90 Manhat R 48 °90 ctf. Manhat R 2d ¢s 2013 Market St Ry 78°40 A Mead Co 6345 Met Ed 1st rf 4345 68 Mich Cent Mich Cent 438 7 MIIER&SL 68’6 Mil E R&S L rf 65'71. MStP&SSM 6= ‘38 gt MStP&SSM 638 °78_. MoK & T 1st 4s'90__ MOK&T ¢%s'18 o - 117 High. Low, 3 3% 78 8% 78% % 17 30 30 108% 108% 107% 107% 106% 106 108% 108% 117 104% 104% 109% 109% 109% 109% 105% 105% 106% 105% 104 104 107% 107% 10914 1094 109% 109% 109% 109% 103% 103% 83! 102% 108 108% 9% 46% 100% 101% 851 87 105 10474 116% 109% 108% 110% 415 105 1047 1087 102% 106% 103% 100% 2% 67% 62% 9214 92% 95% 95% 107% 107% 102% 102% 96% 96% 101% IOI‘A 99% 99% :58. 8% 8% % 30 108% 107% 106% 108% 17 104% 109% 109% 105% 105% 104 107% 1094 109% 109% 103% 102% 108 108% 9% 46% 1007 101% 85% 8714 105% 1047 116% 109% 109% 110% 41% 1051 1047 1087% 102% 106% 10 19% 37 108% 108% 108% 97% 10515 6414 10015 10414 10914 112 110% MoK &T 4 C:B.._ Mo Pac 3d ext 48 ‘38_. Mo Pae 5 Asoo_. Mo Pac 68’77 Feeeeo. Mo Pacbs'80 H.o_... MoPacbs'814i ___._ Mob & Ohio 5s'38 Mot Cent s ‘37 Mor & Esx 3%s 1000_ Mor & Esx 63’55 Murray Body 6%s "¢2 Mut Fuel Gas 5s'47.. Mut Un Tel 6s°41___. Namm & Sons 6s 43 _ Nassauv El 4s ‘51 gtd. Nat Dairy 6% s 48 __ DisPC4%s 45 Nat Steel 4565 New E T&T 438’6’ New E T&T 1st 58 5. New J P&L 4%s 60 New Or GNR 6583 A New Or PS6s'56 B New Or T&M 58 ‘54 B 1 104% 104% e 121% 121% 105% 105% T2% 8% 30 30 NYC&StL 4%8'78 . NYC&StL 1st 6s '35... z - g é s ) 2 ) f i Z27 z o [ o a < O R 5 - Rys inc6s'65asst. Rys 68’65 A Steam 1st 5! "61. Steam = S&W 2d 4 xa 5'37. S&W 1st rf 58'37 N Y S&W gen 53 '40 NY Trap Rk 6846 NYW&B4y Niag L&O P bs '55._. | Niag Sh 5%s 60 Norf So 1st ret 5 Norf&W 1st 45’9 North Am Co 68 '61. North Am E4 5i 2222222222222 Z222% ~.<-<-<.<»<-<»<~<s-<-‘~<<.<.<.« NornOT& L 6s°47_ Nor'n Pac gen 33 2047 7 Nor'n Pac 5s 2047 D.. Nor'n Pac 6s 2047_ Nor'n St P 1s Nor'n St P 6s Ohio Pub Ser 7338 "4% Ont Pw Niag 6s 43 _. Ont Trans 1st 5s *45.. Ore RR & N 4546 ___ Ore W RR & N ¢s'61 Otis Steel 63 '41.._ PacG&EbSs'e3_____ Pac Tel 1st 63°37____ 105 Pac T&T ref 6s'52 . 111 Paducah&Ill 4145 '66. 105 Pan-Am PC6s 40 __ 42 Pan-Am P C 6s'40ct 41y Param't Pletures 6s'58 97 Park-Lx 63s ‘53 cfs. 34 Parmelee 6s "44 Penn RR cnds'48 stp. Penn R R con 4s'48 __ Penn RR 4%s'81D._. Penn R R 4%s ‘84 Penn RRgn 4% Pean R R db 4%s "70. Penn R R 6864 - n R R gen 5s ‘68 Penn R R 6%s8°36 Penn P& L 43%s°'81_. Peo G Lt&C rf bs "47. Peoria & E 1st 4s°40_ Pere Marq 4%s '80 Pere Mara 1st 6s "56_ | Phila B&W 4 Phila Co s 67 1101, 10 7 103 99% 105 113 101% 10475 107 Philippine Ry 48 Phillips Petr 6% PCC&StL 4158 '77 C | PCC&StL 6s'75'B___. g ‘Purl Gen El 4343 '60 924 107% 102% 101% | Tol & Ohio C 3% s '60.. Porto Rico A T 6s '42 | Postal Tel & C bs '53. | Pure Oil1 4% | Purity Bak b 1 Reading Jer C Reading R 4%8°97 A Reading R 4%8'97 B Rem-R 6%8'47 A ww Rep 1&St] 514853 A | Republic St1 4145 '50_ | Revere Cop&B 6s '48. Richfleld Ofl 6s "44 Richfield O 44 cf Rutland Can 4s°49 Rutland RR 4%s '41 RG W 1stexin ¢s°39 Roch G&E 5s B Roch GEE 514848 __ St L IM&S RA&G ¢33 StL IM&SR&S4s'33ct StLRM&P6s'56 St L-SF 4s°'50 A StL-SF 4s 'BO,A efs_ San An Pb § 6s'52 A Schulco 6% 46 A___ Seabd A Liref 4s'59_. Seabd A L 6545 A Shell Pipe L 6s°'52__. Shell Un O1l 6 103% 1031 69% 6914 10215 102% 1064 106 101 101 96 1% 70 697% 83 38 82 51% 53% 5 So Ry gen 48 So Ry bs'94 So Ry gen 6 So Ry 6%s°'66 SoRyM&O4s’i Southw Bell T Spokane Int s °5| Studebaker cv Swift & Co3%s Tenn Cent 6s '47 - % 104% 104% 104% Term As StL l%l'l’ 109% 109% 109% Tex Corp cv 103% 103% 103\& 3 ”2 '2 9% 81% Third Av ref ¢s ‘Third A ad in ex ll‘ll 23 97% ‘Trumbull Stl 6s 40 105 105 105 119 119 119 111% 111% 111% 102 102 102 106 106'% 106'% 106% 107% 107 107 % 90 Un Pac 4%8'67 Unit Biscuit Unit Drug 58 ‘63 U 8 Rubber 55 '47 Univ Pipe & R Utah L& T 5544 A= Utah P& L 6s'44__ Utll P& L 6s 69 ww_ Util P& L5%s 47 . Ver Sug 1st 73 ‘42 cfs 45% 10% o 104% 104% 104% 112% 1117% 112% 95 95 95 19% 194 19% 3% 3% T3% 3% 73 T3% 62 81% 26% 34 33 34 110 110 110 G . 107% 107% 107% . 81 81 81 Walworth 65°45 A _ Walworth 6s 45 ctfs_ Walw’'th 634335 ww. Warner Bros cv 6s'39 Warner-Quin 9 ‘Warren Brov 6s'41.. 102% West'n Un C\fl 36__. 106% 106% 106% Wh&LEcon éséd_. 73, | tough, 28; No. 2 white. 34 103% 103% | Corco! D. C,” TUESDAY, OCUTOBER 8, 1935. X GENERAL MOTORS | VOLUME DECLINES September Sales Go Down to 66,547, Compared With 127,346 in August. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, October 8.—Sales of General Motors cars and trucks to consumers in the United States In September were reported today to total 66,547 units, compared with 127,- 346 units in August and 71,648 units in September of last year. Sales to dealers in the United Siates were 22,986 in September, against 103,089 in August and 53,738 in Sep~ tember, 1934. Total sales to dealers in the United States and Canada plus overseas ship- ments were 39,152 units in September, compared with 124,680 in August and 71,888 in September, 1934. During the first nine months of this year, sales to consumers in the Nation were 951,373 units and 754,- 121 in the corresponding period of iast year. Sales to dealers in the United States in the same periods, respectively, were 975,329 and 841,588, and total sales to dealers in the United States and Canada and overseas shipments were 1,220,182 and 1,065,766 units. It was pointed out in informed August to September and the level un- der the same month of last year were caused by the earlier change this year to new models, which are ex- pected to e introduced formally at month. For the first nine months, it was shown, total sales to consumers were substantially higher, confirming the trend of the entire trade. Chicago Grain By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, October 8. —Disappointed by declining world wheat prices, hold- ers of wheat futures here accepted profits today, forcing quotations more than 2 cents lower. | after an early break. Some support i in general served only to cushion the decline. War news, unconfirmed rumors as to peace negotiations, and | reports of dull demand for wheat un- | settled the trade. Wheat closed 1': to 2% cents below yesterday’s finish; December, 1.053-12, | and corn was 1%-2'4 off; December | 623;-3;. Oats lost '2-%; rye, 1%6-2Y, | and barley 1 cent. were lower. High. Low Close. 1.08% 1 1 s A01% 6078 aR%he Chicago Cash Market. ‘Wheat, No. 2 red, 1.11; tough, 1.08%2; No. 2 hard, tough, 1.23%; No. 3 mixed, 1097, Corn, | No. 2 mixed, 90'z; No. 2 yellow, 80'2; No. 2 white, 91. Oats, No. 4 white, | or buckwheat. Soybeans, No. 2 yel- low, track Chicago, 28. Barley. No. 4, othy seed, 11.50a16.00. 2.40a2.70;, clover Liverpool Qram Prices. LIVERPQOL. October & (¥ —Wheat fu- tures closed easy. High. Low. October . 1.003, December 0474 March Exch; Washington Exchange Prev. Close. Close. 09 1.007 2 | SALES. Washington Gas 6s 103. | Potomac Electric 5':7% 1133, "—$1,000 at AFTER CALL. Potomac Electric 5':7% 1113, Anacostia & Potomac R. R. 55—$1,000 at 9113, $1,000 at 9115. Capital Traction 55s—$500 at 9513, Bid and Asked Prices. BONDS. PUBLIC UTILITY Bid Tel. 44" . col. tr. pfd—2 at Asked. Amer, Tel. & 7% | 4 C. & P. Tel of Va. 5: 105 Capital Traction R. R. 5s- City & Suburban 5s. Oeor ew'nPan st 108% 118 Wash. Gas 6s. une' Wash. Rwy. & Elec. 4s_ MISCELLANEOUS. Barber & Ross, !nc ‘I‘sl:s . Tel. & £ ransit. Go. . Steamboat () Po' lec. Co. 5 R’ : Elec. pfd. (5). 105 . BANE AND TRUST COMPANY. 57% | &8 % 9T Line 108% 103% 103% 6 ’unnm 507 TITLE INSURANCE. 5 Piremen's National Carpel Corp. Lanston "Monof Mergenthaler Linotype o Wawd: & Loth. ofd (1)-mn e iFiat. MONEY MARKET. YORK. October 8 (P.__Noon - al °%'i‘e'£'. sfeady: démand rate o] (Great B s; others In cent): itain, 4.9 S"‘“ gerw" 40. "?6 Canada, 98.68%. 100% 100% 100% 104% 104% 104% 1% 16% 17% 17 17 Wheel Steel 4145 ‘53 W Sp Stl con W Sp.Stl 1st WisC 1st gn 16% quarters that the sharp drop from| the New Ynrk Automibile Show next | The market never fully recovered appeared to be from mills, but buying | ] Provisions also | | iy | broken and two by | small size. No. 3 red, | No rye ! 46; feed, 33a48; malting, 42a76; tim- | seed, | | broken car on track pfd—5 at| Washington Produce ne-pound prints (92 score). "fl !uh 28; 11 nnnd prints (90 score), 28; tub."27:"1-pound prints (80 score). 27 ub, 2 MEATS —Beet, 11a20: lamb. 1 frozen, 26 ams. 30 yeal fresh. 5.0089.00; 1600819, 10.90: lambs, 6.00a9.00. Prices by the United Btates Bureau of Asgicultural Econom EGGS —Market steady at_unchanged prices. Current receipts, 2983 whites, average. 31aii: #6. Government graded an: hite (including raiing "and mnkeunx 5 tras.large. 45: 0. 8. ext R Y—] lll’ et very llron Beents lisht and prices 1a% higher, P Col heavy. 20 Legh and, up, and youns toma. 22024 16ai8, ~ Guines fowl, young. 70al.00 & pair. Fruits and Vegetables. Sales In large lots by original receivers up to 8 am. today APPLES—One Pennsylvania. one West Virginia arrived: three unbroken cars on Supplies liberal: de- _market steady. © Virginia. in 215 lnch minimum, 65 minimum fi:u.)vm su!m' ; 23-inch’ minimum, Bigher: Dellcio No. 1. minimum, 50: 2V;-inch minimum, 7 Northwestern Gr?ann U. 8 No. 1 ~ 5060 U. 8. No nch minimum. 90. Boxes: Bonums, according to size c grade. 1.10al 65 and fancy CABBA Virginia, "Delicious. 90. according to size E—One Pennsylvania arrived: one unbroken car on track. Supplies mod- erate: demand moderate: market steady. Pennaylvania. 50-pound sacks Danish type, 080’ CANTALOUPES—No carlot arrivals: one broken car on track. Supplies light: de- mand moderate; market steady. Colorado, Pink Meats. standard flats 19s and 158, 75, jumbo flats 8s and us, 75a85; ripe lower. HONEYDEWS—One California arrived two broken and three unbroken cars on track. Supplies moderate :demand mod- market steady. Califon s, rado. ~ {i ndard and jumpo crates. sl few higher. < IELONS o carlot arrivals: no cars on track. Supplies light 1550a175: sumbo crates, ELER car on track. Supplies moderate. demand light: market about steady. 23-crates. washed, 4-6 dozen 2250 10-inch crates, washed, 300 LETTUCE—No carlot arrivals: three broken and two. unbroken cars on_ track Western stock: Supplies moderate: demand light: market about steady. California Western crates, Iceberg type, 5-dozen, 3.25a3 50. 4-dozen, Onion Prices Steady. and one unbr moderate. en cars on track. Sup QNIONS_No carlot arrivals: one broken | demand moderate 2 50-pound sacks yellows. New York. 1.10al.15; Ohi size 1.00; Idaho. Oregon. Wash Utah. 50-pound sacks Valenci 1, 3 inches and larger. 1 PEACHES o Chriot arnitals. no cars ack. Supplies light: demand moderate steady 2#y-inch minimum inch_minimum. 2.0( EAS—No cariot arrivals car on track moderate: market hel hamp condition. = EARS—Two 1.50a1.75 one broken Supplies light: demand steady. Califo Telephones. 3 00a3. regon arrived SuDDl)b Banluu light; demand y. New York. U. 8 No. 1 No. 1 8 No. 1 1 kegs. Seckels + bushel ba: Eastern swck derate: ma hel baske‘s 00: U keis. Bartletts. U 50. bush U sacks Russet Burbanks, U. §. No. 1 200 SWEET POTATOES—No carlot arrivals: | no cars on track. Supplies moderate: demand siow: market steady_ North Caro- lina. bushel baskets Puerto Ricans. 50ans> (MIXED VEGETABLES —One Cilifornia d:"one unbroken car on track. Nearby sections. truck recelpis | practically supplying the market OKRA —Supolies light: demand moder- ate: market steadv. North Carolina, la- bushel hampers, 1.00. Cauliflower Steady. CAULIFLOWER—No car! cars on track. Truck recy supplies moderate: demand moderate; mar- Crates. Colorado. 1.50a1.75: arrivals: arlot arrivals: no cars " ONearbs section truck receipts Practically supplying the market BROCCOLI—No carlot -arrivals: Supplies light: mand moderate: market steady California. 0; Pennsylvania. 1.00al.2 CARROTS_No carlot arrivals: no cars on track. Western stock. practicall supplies on the market. Eastern supplies light; demand moderate: fleady. New' York half- lei’:uu K : Pennsylv bush:l baskets, topped.” washed. 75: SPINACH_—Smpolies light; demand mod- erate; market _ ste bushel baskets, Savoy rve. 80a90; few. one de- GRAPES—One California arrived: three | cars unloaded: three broken and one unbro- ken cars on track. Eastern stock: Supplies light; demand moderate: m New 'York 2-guart climax bi No. 1, table Congords,” 11a12 climax baskets’ U No. 1 0 ket steady. ets, U, ¥s-guart *juice Con- fen’ BO; saciine con- uart climax baskets. Con- iz fons containing 12 3-quars chmax basket U. 8. No. 1. llblr mixed Del res, Con- cords and N!nurlx‘ 2 l{;_lh 25. Western ugs Thompsons Seed- ss. 1.50: Red Malagas. 1.25: Flame To- kaye. 1.501.65; Ribiers. 1.50; ’ Cornichons NGES—Four ehses broken and” fo lr=ck ‘California. hoves. Vajencias. 25. according to grade and size. LEMON: ne California arrived: unbroken car on track. Calif: 5.0086.50_according to srafde and size GRAPEFRUIT—Florida. '2-box 1.15a1 k'lmRsrm’s—r'em-uy1\n-m bushel 'S—Pennsylvania, bunched, 30 BEET! TU‘RNI:A GREENS—Maryland. California bas- UMBERS —Bushel baskets, Georsla. 2 ding to size and qualityi PSP syhlnu bushel bas- kets, white and yeii CR BAP] PLES—MKCHII!H bushel boxes, ncs—c.momu flats. 1.00a1.25, AVOCADOS—California. ~ lugs. 1.25: overripe. 50875 RRIES—New Jersey. BANANAS. Tio cars arrived: broken cars on track. Ne ung boxes Chinese cabbage, four bushel buxeu peaches. six bushel baskets okra. 13 bushel baskets peppers: Pennsylvania. 130 pound t;lk?ln mushrooms: South Caro- lina, 9 Ya-bushel baskets okra. four bushel baskets okra. seven bushel baskets peas: unknown origin. three crates mixed vege- tables. three barrels mixed vegetables. 100 TONS OF LEAD SOLD. NEW YORK, October 8 (#).— The St. Joseph Lead Co. reports that 100 | tons of pig lead from Southeast Mis- souri mines were sold yesterday a $4.45 per hundred pounds St. Louis. Secured on Homes Safety and Yield Combined HANNON.&LUCH 1505 H ST. NAL ~ NAT. 2345 demand | moderate: market steady. California stand- | 1.0 | G081 10: 5 no | pts moderate: | Crates. | s Pennsylvania, | arrived: on | one | ornia. boxes. | sacks. | bushel | KALE—Maryland. bushel baskets, 40a50. | FINANCIAL, RIVALRY GURTAILS |EARNINGS ONTIRES Handicaps of Competition Prevent Gains Despite Auto Activity. By the Assoclated Press. NEW YORK, October 8. —Handicaps imposed by intense competition and narrow profit margins have prevented the automobile tire manufacturing companies from enjoying any marked recovery in earnings this year in spite of a largely increased production of motor cars. ‘This is the unvarying report of those who keep themselyes informed on de- | velopments in fhe industry. And it is in curious contrast with the testimony concerning the value of the year’s high rate of motor output to the steel in- dustry, the glass industry and to those numerous manufacturing interests which constitute the motor accessories group. Unable to Get Share. All of these have profited in a com- mensurate way from the accelerated rate of car production. The tire manu- fecturers alone seem to have been unable to carry a fair share of the increased gross income to the net in- come column. Inzpility to obtain satisfactory prices is a perennial complaint with the tire makers. ‘The background of this problem is sketched by the Fitch Pub- lishing Co. in the following comment: “Competition conditions in the tire industry continue extremely keen. This is true not only between the different manufacturers, but more especially in the retail trade. “Mall order houses, oil filling sta- tions, directly owned cheins and inde- pendent retail dealers have all been competing principally on a price basis, | and with costs and expenses continu- | ing on a high level, tire companies’ earnings have suffered in proportion.” Tire Prices Reduced. The survey goes on to say that sales of tires for original equipment con- | tinwe large and that such sales 1or& the third quarter and early weeks of the current quafter are likely to| Tegister further gains due to the earlier | production of 1936 models on the pnrt of automobile manufacturers. “It is not likely, however, that such sales will be reflected in increased earnings,” it adds. “Prices on tires sold for original equipment are under- stood to have been reduced. This price |cut further reduces manufacturers' | profit margins at a time when heavy production is to begin.” A further deterrent to expansion of earnings, according to the Fitch Co.. has been the Industry’s inability to build up a larger replacement demand This has been attributed to the prog- ress made in tire retreading. three | unbroken cars on_ track. | U. S. TREASURY POSITION. By the Associated Press The position of the Treasury on October o 2335 Receipts for the fscal ear, 90.05.08: expenditures % \Including = 8943941 561 90 ures): % | | excess of expen- Gross t For INVESTMENT frst 60/0 :.:: D‘r';n.a:"-;n.'f'u'udmn- BRADLEY, BEALL & HOWARD Phone NA. 0271. Southern Bldz. Established Over 35 Years Estate 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 MONEY FOR CONSTRUCTION LOANS and LOANS ON IMPROVED PROPERTIES 5Y2% FIRST DEED OF TRUST ONLY GEORGE L. BORGER 31088 | | Octoper. | | General Electric Orders Register | 34 Per Cent Gain By the Assoctated Press. SCHENECTADY, N. Y., October 8. — Orders received by the General Elec- tric Co. for the third quarter of 1935 amounted to $54,400819, compared with $40,458,901 for the third quarter of 1934, an increase of 34 per cent, President Gerayd Swope announced. Orders received for the nine months amounted to $158943,765, compared with $132,613,543 for the nine months last year, an increase of 20 per cent. . SHORT-TERM SECURITIES. (Reported by Chas. D. Barney & Co ) Bia. Allis-Chalmers Co. Bs 1937_ 101%s Amer. Beel Sugar 5 194 Am. Tel. & Tel. 5'28 Atlantic Refining 58 Bethiehem Ste 1 Den. & Rio Gr. 4 Bafion #1. Tium. 431 Gen_Pub. Bervice 51 34 Gotham Bilk Hos, 6s 1934 grand Tr. Canada 65 1946 Great Northern Ry. 7s 1 Tilinols Central 6i3s 1 Lehigh Valley Coal 6s Louisville # Nash. 5s 1 Y. Chi & St. L. 4 New 'York Dock 5s 1 Ohio River R. R. 58 1937 Penn-Dixie_Cement ¢ Penna_ B R Co. flas 14t Rep_Iron & Steel 55 1940 Rio Gr. Western 4s 1939 Vanadium Corp. 55 14 Wabash Rwy. Co. Bs 103 Warner Bros West N ¥ % Pa. 58 1837 - MONEY MARKET NEW YORK. October § (b —Call money steady: i per cent all steady: 60-90 days. s offered: prime commercial paps . cent. Bankers' acceptances unchanged. Rediscount rate, New York Reserve Bank, 1% per cent. MONTREAL SILVER. MONTREAL. October & — futures opened steady. December. Mazch, 66.75b; May, 67.00b. b—Bid. RUBBER FUTURES. NEW YORK. October 8 (%, i Srude rub- ber futures opened firm. 00 nmmm. & Marc b— Experienced Builder requires a large tract for d e v elopment purposes Will be properly financed Prefer District of Colum- bia, but will consider nearby Maryland. Ad- dress Box 291-H, Star Office. r. % ON«£ SAVINGS! - DEPOSITS MAY BE MADE SYSTEMATICALLY OR IN LUMP SUMS CONSTRUCTION LOANS LOA N§N%N 1M. PPOVED RESIDEN. TIAL PROPERTY in the District of Columbia and Nearby Maryland. 5%2% Prompt action B. F. SAUL CO. 925 15th St. Natl. 2100 REAL ESTATE LOANS on Improved Property Monthly Payment Loans Straight Three Year Loans 7% INTEREST Consult Reat Estate Department AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST COMPANY Marn Office FIFTEENTH STREET AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE Branches 7th and Mass. Ave.,, N. W. Eighth and H Sts.. N. E. Scventh and E Sts.,S. W. 1140 Fifteeath St., N. W.