Evening Star Newspaper, October 20, 1935, Page 72

“ G—4 CURB LIST MOVES TOHIGHER LEVELS Most Sections Take Part in Moderate Advance—Vol- ume at 177,000. By the Assoclated Press. NEW YORK, October 19.—In a rather active session the curb market pushed moderately higher today. Aside from a few of the metals, most groups participated in the im- provement. Transfers approximated 177,000 shares. Lake Shore eased more than a point | to 453, while issues up fractions to 1 or more included Electric Bond & Share at 12%, Hiram Walker at 28%, Distillers Corp.-Seagrams at 27%, Technicolor at 19%;, Swift Inter- nacional at 307, Parker Rust Proof at 547 and International Petroleum &t 35%. INVESTING COMPANIES NEW YORK. October 19 (# —New York Becurity Dealers’ Association, Bid 13.31 1.69 11.50 an 700 50.00 1.09 und_2nd inc F Inc - merex Hold __~~C Amer Gen Eaquities ‘Am & Gen Sec A_ .~ ~_ Am & Gen Sec €3 pl_- ess Basic Industry British Type Inv Bullock Fund Corporate Trust _ Corporate Trust & Corp Tr A A mod. Corp Tr Accum Ser____ Corp Tr Accum Ser mod & Forster Crum & Forst ¥ Crum & Forst Ins. 0 Crum & Forst Ins %% pf 108.00 Cumulative Tr Sh 487 Depos Bk Sh N Y E Depos Ins Shrs A Diversified Ir B Diversified Tr C _ fled T ind e Year Fixed T 2 Fixed Trust Sh A _. ixed Trust Sh B und Investors Inc Fund Tr Shrs A _ Fund Tr Shrs B Huron Holding _ Incorp Investors _ Int Sec Corp Am A Int Sec Corp Am Int Sec Am 67 pf_ NV Bk TSy North Am Bond Tr etfs2 Sels Spencer Trask Fund Stand Am Tr Shrs - Thistee 3¢ Ol Shre Trustee St Oil shrs Trusteed Am Bk B. Trusteed Industey Shrs_ Trusteed N Y Bk I“- US Elec Lt & Pow US Elec Lt % Fow ¥vte —_— BALTIMORE STOCKS Special Dispatch to The Star. Bales. Stocks High. Low. Close. 28 BALTI\IQRE Md., October 19— i1, 33 e 3% ci idelity & Guar 2«{ Houstn Oil pf vt “o1, Ty 1012 1012 MASSACHUSETTS INVESTORS’ TRUST Prospectus Will be Sent on Request A. 8. GovLDEN & Co., IN ‘Woodward Blds. LOANS AT 5 ~—on downtown centrally-located busi- ness property. s0 ent house l?llll at 5'2%. Reasonable ~ommis- sions. Tyler and Rutherford, Inc. 1520 “K” St. N.W. Natl. 0475 For INVESTMENT 6% i S pEpe G BRADLEY, BEALL & HOWARD Phone NA. 0271. Southern Bldg. Estadlished Over 35 Years First Mortgage Notes 60/0 Interest Secured on homes in the District of Columbia. Wm. H. Saunders Co., Inec. 1519 K St. N.W. Dist. 1015 MONEY FOR CONSTRUCTION LOANS and LOANS ON IMPROVED PROPERTIES 5Y2% FIRST DEED OF TRUST ONLY GEORGEL BORGER Buccessor to bus SR B 8 643 Ind. Ave. N.W. MONEY— to LOAN No Commiissions—No Renewals COLUMBIA PERMANENT BUILDING ASSOCIATION %33 12th St. N.W. NA. 0352 FINANCIAL., POWER FIRM ORDERS DIVIDENDS INCREASED Special Dispatch to The Star. NEW YORK, October 19.—Directors of International Utllities Corp. have declared a dividend of $1.25 per share on the $7 prior preferred stock and a dividend of 62} cents, per share on the $3.50 prior preferred, series 1931, both dividends being payable November 1, 1935, to siockholders of record October 23, 1935. These divi- dends comparegwith 8712 cents per share on the $7 prior preferred and 43% cents per share on the $3.50 prior preferred paid on August 1, 1935. Baltimore Markets Special Dispatch to The Star. BALTIMORE, Md, October 19.— Due to generally light receipts from all sections the egg market holds steady under a good demand with val- ues on large hennery whites and cur- rent receipts showing a slight in= crease. Careful grading and prompt ship- ments are necessary, however, to com- mand top values on current receipts as Southern stock is selling 2 to 3 cents lower than native and nearby eggs. The market closed today at 37 to 38 cents a dozen for large whites, 33 to 35 for medium and 31 to 32 for cur- rent receipts. Poultry Prices Ease, Market for both young broiling chickens and old hens shows slight declines, the latter due principally to the end of the Jewish holidays and only broilers weighing around 2!z pounds attract attention at 20 to 23 for Rocks and 18 to 22 for mixed coloreds, with Leghorns selling mostly 18 to 20. Old hens generally show a decline of a cent or two a pound at 21 to 23 for Rocks, 16 to 22 for mixed colored and 14 to 17 for Leghorns. Old roosters, under light receipts, are holding steady at last week's lev- els of 13 and 14. Old ducks in better demand and values show a slight im- provement at 16 to 18. ‘Turkeys made their first appearance of the season on the market this week with young hens and gobblers selling to advantage at 27 and 28 cents, with guinea fowl unchanged from last week and in good demand at 40 each for birds weighing 11, pounds and over. Market for white potatoes holds steady with native and nearby round ‘| whites selling generally 1.05 to 1.15 per 100-pound sacks, but mixed un- graded will not bring over 90 to 1.00. Sweet potatoes, increasing in receipt and as a result values show a decline at 50 to 55 per ‘bushel for Eastern Shore Maryland and Virginia stock and 35 to 45 for mixed, ungraded, with nearby Jersey bringing 25 to 35 ham- per. Truck Receipts Light. Native and nearby garden truck in light receipt and under a good de- mand values generally show an in- crease at following quotations: | bushel; beets, 1.25 to 2.00 hundred; | carrots, 200 to 3.00 hundred; lima | beans, best, 225 to 2.75 bushel with | poorer selling mostly 1.25 to 2.00: ‘p!ppers‘ 20 to 35 hamper; pumpkins, | 3.00 to 8.00 hundred; spinach, 25 to | 35 hamper and 25 to 50 bushel; toma- | toes, 40 to 60 hamper, for best ripe, with poorer selling mostly 15 to 30. The live stock market on the wharves rules easy and values show sharp declines on most lines with only first quality stock attracting attention at the following quotations: Steers, 6a8 per pound, common, 41;a5; heifers, 4a6; cows, 4a5; cutters, 3a4; bulls, 4a5'; calves, 9'5a10%3; common and medium, 5a8; lambs, good to choice, 8%a9; common to medium, 5%,a7%; hogs, good to choice, 11a15%; heavyweights, 11a1134; pack- ing sows, 9%a10. Closing gnnn quotations: Wheat— No. 2, red, Winter, garlicky, spot, domestic, 99%; October delivery, 99%. | Corn—No. 2, yellow, domestic, 96; | cob corn, 4.50 nominal. Oats—No. 2, | white, as to weight and location, 45a 50; No. 3, 44a49. Rye—Nearby, No. 2, 65a70. Barley—No. 2, 60a65, l New York Cotton | B the Associated Press. NEW YORK, October 19.—Cotton was lower today under the inéreased hedging which supplied a fairly active demand from the trade and sent the price of December down to 10.83. Closing quotations were around the lowest of the day, 3 to 13 points off. Steady Liverpool cables were offset by the more favorable European poli- tical news and the appearance of heavy hedging orders from the South which kept up throughout the session. January and later deliveries were easy, showing net declines of 10 to 13 | points at the close, while October and December were 3 to 6 points net lower. The amount of cotton on shipboard awaiting clearance at the end of the week was estimated at 144,000 bales, Stringless green beans, 1.75 to 2.75 | THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, OCTOBER 20, 1935—PART FIVE. FINANCIAL, WEEKLY SUMMARY OF THE NEW YORK CURB MARKET WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1935. By the Associated Press. —~ 1938 — High. Low. Stocks and dividends. 35% 8% Acme Wire vtc (a37%¢) 11% 5 Aero Supply Mfg (A)... 4 1% Aero Supply M, 44 18% Ainsworth Mfg (al% ). % Alr Investors Inc__ & Air Investors Inc ww. 12'% Afr Investors Inc cv pf. 37 Alabama Power pf (6).. 41% Alabama Power pf (7) _. 121 AlMed Mills, Inc (a25c) 32 Aluminum Co of Amer.. 69% Aluminum Co pf (1%)_. 17 Aluminum Ltd .. 50% Aluminum, Ltd cum pL 1% Am Beverage Corp.. 67 Am Book Co (4). 29 AmCitiesP &L (3) 7% Am Cities P& L (B) . 20% Am Cynamid (40¢) A. 15 Am Cynamid (40c) 1% Am Equities 1% Am & For P! 16% Am Fork & Hoe (80¢c) ... #& Am Founder: 13% Am Founder: 13% Am Founders 1st pr D 16% Am Gas & Elec (1.40) ... 80% Am Gas & Elec pf (6) 4% Am Hard Rubber__ 12% Am Laundry Mch (40¢). 7% Am Lt & Trac (1.20) .. 3% Am Mfg Co. 12% Am Potash &C 13 Am Superpower . T!2 Am Superpower pf _ 44 Am Superpw 1s| t « 4 Am Thread pt % Anchor Post F (d) 4 Angostura W (f20c)- 71 Appalach El Pw pf (7). # Arcturus Radio Tube % Asso Gas & Elec.. % Asso Gas & Elec (A)-... 1% Asso Gas & Elec $5 pf_.. 80 Asso Invest (80¢). 1% Asso Rayon... 22 Asso Tel Ltd pf (1%3)... 4% Atlantic Coast Fish. T% Atlas Corp (a30c) 1% Atlas Corp war_ 47 Atlas Corp pf (3) A. 3% Atlas Plywood .__ 5 Auto Voting Mch(t50¢ 60 437% Ax-Fisher Tob (3.20) A. —_— llh 28 Babcock & Wilcox (40¢) 15 Bauman (L) 7% 1st pf_ 1% Bellanca Aircraft__ 81 Bickford's Ine (1). 3% BlissCo (EW). 1 Blue Ridge Corp. 35'¢ Blue Ridge C cv pf (3).. 2% Blumenthal (S) 5 Bohack (HC) 6 Borne-Scrysmer (50c). 3 Botany Cons Mills (). 3 Bourjois Inc (a25c) - 16 Bower Roll Bearing (l). 7% Brazil Trac Lt & Pwr__. 3% Bridgeport Machin 1 Brill Corp (A) 3% Brill Corp (B) 6l Brillo Mfg (60c)-. 14% Brit-Am Oil cou (80¢) 26% Brit-Am Tob reg(74 %c) 21 Brown Copf.__ 5% Brown Forman Dis 301 Buckeye Pipe Line (3) 14% BN&E P pf (1.60) 69% BN &E P 1st pt (5)_ 24% Bulova Watch cv pf .. 30 Bunker Hill & Sulli % Burco Inc 1 Burco Inc war 20 Burco. Inc cv p 1% Burma, Ltd (al5 1-5¢) - % 5% Butler Bros E _——— il % Cable El Prod vte ._ 1% % Cables & Wire(A)r % & Cables & Wire(B)rct 5 3% Cable&Wire pf (al4.9¢). 1n 7% Canadian Ind Alco (A).. 2% 1% Canadian Marconi_..... 1% Carib Syndicate 17 Carnation Co (1)_... - 9% Carrier Corp..... 433 Catlin Corp.__ 97% Celanese Corp pr pf (7). 90 Celanese Corp 1st pf(7). 7 Celluloid Corp._. 2414 Celluloid Corp p! 6914 Celluloid Corp 1: 8% Cent Hud G&E ct llvc < 20% Cent P&L 7% pf (1%). 4 Cent & Southw U._ 1 Cent States Electric.. 135 Cent Sta El cv pf_ % Cent Sta El cv pf (new) 1 Cent StEI6% pf - 2 Cent States Elec 7% pf.. 4% Centrifugal Pipe (40c). 121 Charis Corp (114) 157 115 Chesebrough (t4)_ 24 12% Chi Rivet & M (1%) 1% 14 Chief Consolidated. 30 16 Childs Copf- 7 % Cities Service 64 Citles Service pf. % Cities Service pf (B)--- 6 Cities Service pf BB ... 6% Cities Svc P& L $6 pf._. Tt Cities Sve P&L §7 pf__ 313 City Auto Stamp (60¢) 4 Claude Neon Inc._ 23% Clev Elec Illum (2).. 5% Clev Tractor. - 3% Club Aluminum Uten... 6% Cockshutt Plow % Colon Oil__ 25 ColtsPat Fiire Arms(1% 32 ColumG & Ecvpf (5)-. 1 Colum O & G vtc._. 47% Comwlth Edison (4) % Comwlth & Sou war. % Community Water §' 1 Como Mines 11% Compo Shoe M ste(50c)- 7 Cons Aircraft. 1 Cons Copper. 525 Cons Gas Balto (3.60) 134% Cons Min & Sm (f233¢). 2 Cons Retail Stores 19% 2 27% 3% 28 39 against 82,000 last year. The range follows: HY Bleachable cottonseed oil was un- settled today, closing 3 to 4 points lower under scattered liquidationt and local selling promoted by the break in grain and lower hog market. Sales, 39 contracts. Bleachable spot nominal; October closed 10.58, December and .lvax;llznry. 10.47; March, 10.56; May, CHICAGO PRODUCE. CHICA( — o SmcAgo, Oémher 10 m o —Butter score). 28asla; Brsts © (0-01). . 2013857; “n'a 26; seconds (86-87) « n :lllled cuxlo'.u) tra cal ded "Current Teceipts xerrlterlzor extras, 25; standard: Poultey Ilve (L trucks: easy: hens, less than 4 unds up, Born Rock Springs, 10138 T heavy lfl: heavy colored m all, 16 ioes 67, on track. 439: otal United eits, 751 Steady. with better Tather heavy: lem: nd l ding _slow; hundnd':llnl. fi-h‘% riseer Birbanks, 0. No. 101041 50; wowiae alsht deiar, Dakota 1“6. l1 No. 20 o o g freesing 3 fi,, ohtu.h lll'uurr 82%a85; n 751 B"V). good car. 90 Bllll 'l‘. cobglm .n.%-n‘"&:l:‘m"?:f“ M5, McClures, U. 8. No. 1. 103-1. 0. POREIGN r.xcm GES. Drnt nrn.nn oo i Great n, mand, e Pcabies 4T w- 4.91 ' France, demand, 8.5 g.?n Italy, demand, 912 ubl-. Demlnfll——!elfl\lm 5 ll"?. Ill'llt. 2 28 s:\; 25.3° BI!III ‘Sweden. Finland, 215% llill!fll 13.66; Ponu. 4.47! land "18.85; 343 Cons Ret Str 8% pf ww- 1 Cons Royal (20¢)." . 36 Contl G & Epr pf (1) 3% Cooper Bessemer __ 16% Cooper Bess pf (A) 3 Copper Range 24 Cord Corp_ 1% Corroon & Reynolds % Cosden Oil (Maine) (d). CraneCo._. _ !1 Crane Co pf ($3) 10 Creole Petroleum. 4 Crocker Wheeler... % Croft Brewing - % Crown Central Petrol 7% Crown Cork Int A (15 30 Cueno Press (1.20) __ 1% Cu icana Mining. ————— 8 Davenport Hosiery (1)-. 4 Detroit Gray Ir Fy bl0c 2% Dictograph Products 21 Distil Crp Ltd(a74 2-5¢) 13% Distillers Corp-Seag. 11 Distilled Liquors 10% Doehler Die Castin: 12 80% Dow Chemical (2) 52 Draper Corp (12.40) 13 91% Driver Harris pf (7) 14 Dubilier Condenser. 87 Duke Power (3) % Durham Hosiery (B) 12% 6% Duval Texas Sulphur__. ——— + T% 3% Eagle Pitcher Lead.._.. 5 2% Eastn Gas & Fuel Asso. 63% 38 EastnG&F pf (6)._ 58 Eastn G&F Asprpf4l. % Eastern States Power . 5 Eastn States Pw pf (A). 4 Eastn States Pw pf (B! 3 Easy W M(B) (a37%c! 20 Economy Groc Store: 24% Edison Bros Stores ( % Eisler Elec Corp 37% Elec Bd & Share pf (6)- 2% Elec Pwr Associates.__ 21 Elec Pwr Associates(A) 34 Elec Pw & Lt opt war__ 2% ElecPw& Lt2d pf A % Elec Shareholding .. 40 Elec Share pf ws($1%). 7% Empire G & F 6% vf. 8 EmpireG&F6%% 8 EmpireG&F 7% pf.... 8% Empire G & F 8% pf... 9 Empire P Part (350¢) ... 1% Equity Corp... & Europ Eleo Ltd deb rs_. % Evans Wallower Lead_. Net 81 % 1% 2% 2 Douglas (W L) Shoe pf. : Driver Harris (a50c)__ : 35% +5% e o = ss"F2%22 sesses e e A L4+ seefsere 57 xx #¥2 = T41 41404 +1 & = i IR I+4+++10 PR w3 1+ Feesie zFe pax IV 44+ 441 = - L 18% — % High, 9% 105 5% 9% 30 29 741 u7 11 T4% 108 19% 64 3% 38 13% 16% 6% 39% 1 4 K ‘2% 27 23% 16% 1% 90 1% 3 22 100 13% % 1““ 36 5% 137% Low. _ Btocks and dividends, 7% Fairchild Aviation. ... 71 Fajardo Sugar (a3)..... 214 Falstaft Brewing. 734 Fanny Far Candy (60¢). 814 Fedders Mfg (a25¢)- 10% Ferro Enomel (80c).. % Fidelio Brewing. 57 Fire Asso (Phila 112 Fitst Nat Stores pf (7)- 5 Fisk Rubber.... 62 Fisk Rubber pf 6).. 11% Flintkote Co (1) (A) 10% Florida Pw & Lt pf 23% Ford Mot Can A (1%) 27 Ford Motor France 7' Ford Mot Ltd (al7.7¢) % Foremost Dairy pf. # Foremost Dairy pr p FroedtertG&M cv pf1.20 High. Low. 8 % Gen Alloys 11" GenElLtdrg ()\31’,,':)_ 4'4 Gen Fireprofing 8 GenG&EcvpfB_ # Gen Invest Corp 62 Gen Outdoor Odv pf 24 Gen Pub Service pf.. % Gen Rayon Ltd (A)_. 347% Gen Tire & Rubber 89 Gen Tire& Rub pf(6)A_ 52 Georgla Power pf (6)._. 1% Gilbert (A C) 24% Gllbert (A C)pf(m!‘& 13% Glen Alden Coal (t1) 7 Globe Underwrit (50c) % Golafield Consol % Gold Seal Electrie. 1% Gorham Inec (A) - 11% Gorham Inc pf ww__ 12% Gorham vtc ext (al) 5% Grand Rapids Var (50c) &5 Gray Tel Pay Sta (a? 121 Grt A&P Tea n-v (16) 12215 Grt A&P 1st pf (7)__ 20 Grt Nor Paper (1) . 4% Greenfleld Tap & DI 14 Guardian Investors 50% Gulf Oil of Pa 5 Gulf Sta Ut $6 pt () 3% Hall Lamp (a10g) % Hartman Tob Co Inc 2% Harvard Brew ___ 7 Hazeltine Corp'n (t1)... 6 Hecla Mining (a10¢) ... 37 Heyden Chem (11).. 11% Hollinger Gold (165¢) 30 Holly Sugar 20 Horn & Hardart (1.60)_. 1021 Horn & Hardart pf (7). 11% Hud Bay Min & S(a50¢) 44 Humble Oil (1) . 1% Hygrade Food Products. 26 Hygrade Sylvan (2) 111 Pw & Lt $6 pf Tllum Shares (2) Imp Ol Ltd cou (t50¢) Imp Tob Canada (+35¢). Imp Tob G B & 1(1.077). Indiana Pipe Line (30¢) Indianap P&L c pf(6) Indian Terr I11 Oil (A).. Indian Terr 111 Ofl (B).. Industrial Fin 7% pf_ Insur Co of Amer (2) Int Cigar Mach (1.80) Int Hydro El Sys cv p! 107% Intl Mining (60c)- 3% Int Mining war 28 Int Petrolm (1% % Intl Safety R B (25¢) 1% Int Utilities (A) % Int Utilities (B) 22 Interstate Hosiery (2 8 Interstate Pw Del pf- 14% Iron Fireman M vte (1) 3% Irving Air Chute (160c) 14 Italian Superpower (A). 6013 Jersey Cent P&L 7% pf. % Jonas & Naumburg .. Kingsbury Brewing (d) 174 Kirby Pet (a20c).. - 15 Klein (DE) (1) 72 Kopp G & C pf (6) 414 Kreuger (G) Brewing__ Lake Shore Mines (12)_ Lakey Foundry & Mch .. Lefcourt Realty . LefcourtReal pf (32)_ 57 Lehigh Coal&Nav (50¢) %4 Leonard Oil__ Lerner Stores (2) . _ Lockheed Air ex rights._ Lone Star Gas (30c) . Long Island Light_ Long Island Lt n!('I)A. Long Island Lt pf(6)B.. 7 Loudon Pack new t50c_.. 4% Louisiana Land & Ex_... 26% Lynch Corp (2) * 31 McCord Radiator (B) 21% McWilliams Dr'ge (12). 513 Mangel Stores - 47 Mangel Stores pf____ 25 Mapes Consol Mfg (2).. 4 Margay Ol (a25c) 11 Marion Steam Shovel 1% Marvland Casualty 56 Masonite Corp (a2ic) 1 Mass Utilities Assoc'n.. 314 Massev-Harris 40% Mayflower Asso (2) 55 Mead Johnson (13) = 1% Memphis Nat G (a10¢).. Mercantile Stores Mercantile Stor pf (7)_ % Merritt Chap & Scott % Mesabi Iron . 1% Michigan Gas & Oil % Michigan Sugur.. 8 Michigan Sugar pf_ 4 Midl Sta Pet vtc (A)—. 14 Midl Sta Pet vtc (B) _——. & Middle West Util (d) & Mid-Wst U pf A cod(d). 1% Mid West Ut cv pf A(d) 5 Midl Steel Prod 35 Midvale Steel Co (b1)._.. 10% Mock Judson Voe (1)._. 30% Mohawk Hud 1st pf (4). 9 Mohawk Hud Pw 2d pf_. 7% Molybdenum Corp _ 127 Montgom Ward A (7) 23 Moody's Inv S pt pf (3). 4% Mountain Prod (60¢) 72 Murphy Co (1.60) 65 Nachman Spring (a50c) Nat Bellas Hess D Nat Bond & Share (t1) Nat Investors war ‘l\\lt Investors pf ($4) 1 Nat Service Co___. % Nat Service Co pf. % Nat Union Radio- 90 Neisner Bros pf (' 6% Neptune Meter (A) 85 Nevada Calif Elpf (4)_. 2 New Bradford Oil(20¢) - 3% New Haven Clock __. 49 New Jersey Zinc (2). 1 New Mex & Ariz Land__ 34% Newmont Mines (al) 33 N Y & Honduras (t1) 53% NYPw&Lt6% pf (6). 61% NY Pw & Lt pf (7) = 4% N 'Y Shipbuilding Corp. 12 NY Steam = 22 ll;% N Y Tel pf (6%)_. 47 108 7 23 14% 32% 33 99 107% 111 98 1% 104 1% % 3% 27 29% 106 3% N Y Transit (30c) 46% N Y Water Service p 214 Niag Hudson Power % Niag Hud Pw (A) war__ g Hud Pw (B) war__ 230 Niag Shares (Ma) Bons 8% Niles-Bemit-Pond 2 Nipissing (a12%¢) 7 Noma Elec Corp 8, North Am Lt & Pw._ 4% North Am Lt & Pw 24% North Am Match (1) 45% North N Y Util pf (7)__. lm 101% 5% North'n Pipe Line(50c). 6% 6% 6% Northn States Pw (A)_. 18% 5% Northwest Bngineer.. 12 18% Novadel Agne (2)__ 32% 19 OhloBrassB (1) ... 29% 70 Ohio Edison pf (6)..... 99 90% Ohio Oil cu pf (6) cceeee 108% 85% Ohio Power pf (§) . 90% Ohio Pub Serv pf (7) A_ st 9% Oil Stocks Ltd (t40c) 10% 4 Outboard Motors (A) ™ % Outboard Motors (B) 1 1% Overseas Securities. @ ————————————————— 2 PacEastCorp ._.____ 18% PacG&EDf (1L3T%)__. 21 20% Pac G & E 1st pf (135).. 29% 71 Pac Lighting pf (6) 1 Pac Public Service . - 3% 2% — 34| 3T% 25 Pacifio Tin spec (a2)___. 38 % + & | 44% 36 Pan-Amer Air (1) au o —ee Z42% 1% Pantepec Oil.— e gx« Parke Davis (1) _____. 43% Parker Rust (13) v e 8 2 4+ 0+ + 0 +H++4++ 00 +1 *i+i ! lgl 5 ++1 FRERFESL FE [ ST Al % a— !Hl EFFLEES -f!'-”:‘.’ * FEFF OFS rrirse ¥ S £ 103'4 3 1714 106% 105% % 89% 40 18% ™ 136 147 17 % “ % 11 %' Stocks and dividends, High, % Peninsular Tel pf (7). 103% 1% Pennroad Corp 3 9% Penn Gas & El.e(A)l%, 80% Penn Pw & Lt pf (7).... 76% Penn Salt (13)___ 5315 Penn Wat & Pw (3)__.. 52% Pepperell Mfg (3). 81 Perfect Circle (2) Phila Co (60c) l'm Phoenix Secur Corp-.... 27% Phoenix pf (3) _ il Pie Blkerles(dflc) Pierce Governor Pines Winterfront._ Pioneer G M Ltd (80¢) . PitneyBowes PM(120c). Pitts Forgings Co Pittsbgh & Lake E(2%) Pitts Plate G Pond Creek Po Potrero Sugar Powdrell & Alex (a25c). Pratt & Lambert (1) Premier Gold (t12¢) « Pressed Metalsal2c_. Prop Real vtc (a3.20) Propper McCallum Prudential Investors.... Prudential Inv pf (6) . Pub Sve Nor 111 $60 par. Puget Sound P&L $5 pf. 6% Puget Sound P&L $6 pf. 2% Pyrene Mfg (a20c) 127 Quaker O (t4) 132'3 Quaker Oats pf (6) 6% Raflway & Light Secur._ % Railway & Util Inv (A). # Rainbow Luminous (A) # Rainbow Luminous (B) % Raytheon Mfg (new) __ Reed Roller Bear (1) eves (Dan)(50¢) - teiter-Foster 4% Reliable Stores 2 ReybarnCo . % Reynolds Investing _.. 15 Richfield Of1(Cal)pr(d)- 2'% Richmond Radiator 85 Rochester G&E pf (6)D. 1'4 Roosevelt Field Inc ... 12 Root Petroleum Co 15% Royal Typewriter. 41 Ruberoid Co (1) % Ryan Consolidates 43 % _— 602 Safety Car H& Lt (3)-- % St Anthony Gold.. 1 St Regis Paper. 174 St Regis Paper pf. # Salt Creek Cons (b10¢)- 5'; Salt Creek Prod (80c 25% Schiff Co (2)__ 3 Schulte Real Estate (). Scovill Mfg (1) Securities Corp gen Seeman Bros (1215) Segal Lock & Hdw . Seiberling Rubber Selected Industries Selected Ind al cfs(3% elected Ind pr pf (313) Sentry Safety Control . % Seton Leather __ Shattuck Den Min_ Shaw W & P (50c). 181 Shenandoah Corp.. 1% Shenandoah Corppf .. 23% Sherwin-Williams (4)_. 121 Sherwin-Wil pt (6) 109% Singer Mfg Co (16) 294 74% Sioux City GRE pf (7)__ T4% 29 Smith(AOQ)___ = 52% 6 Smith Coro Type vtc 1% 1 Sonotone Corp 3 315 Sou Am Gold&Plat(40¢) 5% 218, South Penn Oil (1.40) _ 4 Southn Cal Ed pt pf 1% South Cal Ed pf (112)B_ South Cal Ed pf (1%)C. South Colo Power (A)__ Southern Nat Gas (d)_ Southland R (120c) ... Spanish & General anish & General (B)_ uare Deal (A) (2.20)_ Square Deal Co (B) Stand Cap & S (2.40) __ Stand Dredging ev pf__. 15 Stand Oil Ky (11) Stand Oil Nebr ¢ Stand Oil Ohio _ Stand Pw & Lt_ Stand Pw & Lt 1 Stand Silver & Lead_ 76 26% 40 Net — 1035 — Low. Close. Chge. 102% 103% +2% 2% 2% +1 -1% #1101 AT + * + & High, 1 3% 50% 4 16% 17 3% 15% 2 25 5% 364 % 94 45) 29 Tung- Low. Btocks and dividends, % Starrett Corp (d) .. % Starrett Corp pf (d). 421 Steel Coof Can (1% 3% Sterling B (a7%) 10% Stetson (J B) 6% Stroock & Co.. % Stutz Motor Cai 10 Sullivan Machine 7 Sunray O1l 10% Sunshine Mln(n‘ (1.60). 2% Swan Finch 0Oil eaee. 27% Swift International (2). 2 Swiss Oil (2.40) % Taggart Corp _ 22% Tampa Elec (2.24) _ %, Tasteyeast Inc (Del) A. 11% Technicolor Inc = 3% Teck Hughes (40¢) _ Texas Gulf Products___ 5 Texon Oil & Land (60c) 22% Thermoid Co cum pf 60 Tob&Allied Stks (al1%). 1% Tob Prod Export (10¢) 'a Tonopah Belmont s Tonopah Mining ._ 2 Trans-Lux DLPS ( % Tri-Contl Corp war 6% Trunz Pork St (60c) % Tubize Chatil Corp 10% Tubize Chatil Corp (A). 3% Tung-Sol Lamp___ 9 ol Lamp pf (3)..x 45% ———————— e 19‘4 Union Am Invest______ Union Gas (Can)(alfc). a». United Air war 2% United Chemical United Corp war United Dry Dock (d) United Founders . United Gas Corp United Gas Corp war. United Gas Corp pf ___ United Lt & Pw pf (A) United Lt & Pw (B)._ 3% United Lt & Pwpf _ 4 United Mo Ltd (a6%sc) United Profit Sharing _ Unit Shoe Mach (214 ) Unit Shoe Mach pf(1'3) U S Dairy (B) J S Electric Pw ww. U S Finishing (d) - U S Finishing pf Foil (B) (60¢) U S & Intl Secur U S&I Sec 1st pf w: U S Lines pt L S Playing Cards (1) U S Radiator. U S Radiator pf U S Rubber Reclaim Unit Verde Ext (f20c) United Wall Paper Universal Prod (a80c)_ Utah Apex Utah Pwr & Lt pf (31%) til Power & Lt Util Power & Lt pt 441 1 Ctility & lndustrml pr_. lb_, Venezuela Mex Oil . ____ % Venezuela Petroleum_ Vogt MfgCo (1).._ co Aircraft Valgreen Co wa Walker (Hiram)pf(1) Walker Mining Wayne Pump___ Wenden Copper W Va Coal & Coke_ West Air Expr (ne West AutoSup (3) A __ West Cartridge pf (6) __ West Md pf West Tab & Sta (1) Wil-Low Cateteria Wilson Jones (1%) 2 ley Pet'm (40¢c) 5y Hargrave(i40c) —_— rate XEX divi Y Yukon Gold 15 Dividend rates in dolars based on last g annual payment. | 1n_stock 5% in stock 6% 8% in stock dividends s0dd lot irading. *Paril In C€8sh or stoc b in st l OPlus 10% in stock kPaid last vea: l’Coer:glm!l reported in recelvership or being HARDWARE IN DEMAND. seeking immediate replacements in| NEW YORK, October 19 (#).— |the wholesale market here indlcaui Brisk buying in seasonal promotions | that their sales volume on these items of housewares is reported from many | this month is running about 10 per sections of the country. 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