Evening Star Newspaper, October 21, 1935, Page 15

FINANCIAL. U..§. BONDS RISE, CORPORATESMIXED General Market Registers Preponderance of Gains in Late Trading. BOND AVERAGES 20 10 10 10 Rails. I'd’st. Util. For'n. Net change. +.1 +.1 Unc. +.1 Today, noon 80.8 99.8 98.0 674 Prev. day... 80.7 99.7 98.0 67.3 Month ago- 825 99.2 97.2 671 Year 845 874 842 675 1935 87.8100.0 70.4 By private wire direct to The Star. TREASURY. Low. 58, High. 2:| 2%81945-47--. 1012 10028 1012 2748 1956-60cume 1008 1004 1006 38 1946-48 .o 10221 10218 10221 38 1951-65 _ . 1032 10228 1032 3148 1946-49 . 10324 10319 10324 3%81949-62. . 10321 10316 10321 3181941 . 10729 10728 10728 944-46 . 105 10430 105 940-43 June 1079 1079 1079 941-43 Mar 10715 10714 10715 %8 1946-56 . 10824 10824 10824 45 1944-! 11015 110 11015 4%e-3181943-45 1057 105 1057 4%s-318 43-45rg 10510 1064 10510 %8 1047-52 . 11424 11414 11424 FEDERAL FARM MORTGAGE. 2% e 1942-47_ ... 1003 1001 1003 381947 cccaeeen. 10117 10111 10115 381949 —oeeeea 1015 101 1015 3141964 1022010215 10219 HOME OWNERS' LOAN. 288 1939-49 9930 9923 9930 1935 65.5 1934 70.0 1934 3.7 60.2 1932 low... 458 40.0 8 422 1928 high..101.1 98.9102.9100.5 10 Low Yield Bonds. Noon ... 109.3 Prev. day- 109.3 Month ago 109.9 Year ago- 107.4 1935 high 110.7 1935 low. 107.9 1934 high 1083 1934 low. 99.1 1928 high 104.4 1932 low. 868 (Compiled by the Assoclated Press.) By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, October 21—Price movements in the bond market were somewhat irregular in the late trading, but the general list continued to show a preponderance of gains. | U. S. Governments were uniformly higher with advances ranging from 1-32d to 7-32ds of a point. Secondary ratings made the best showing of the corporate division with gains ranging to around a point in low-priced rails and industrials. Bonds of Alleghany Corp. and Balti- more & Ohio were inclined to heavi- ness. Italian government 7s cancelled part of an early 2'2- -point loss. Th2 balance of the foreign list was steady. Chicago Grain By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, October 21.—A sudden falling off in the United States’ visi- ble supply total did much late today to bring about rallies in wheat values. Domestic stocks of wheat in sight decreased 1793.000 bushels the past week, contrasting sharply with 2,149,- 000 bushels increase the week preced- ing. Something of an offset, how- ever, was the reported arrival of 165,000 bushels of wheat here from Buffalo, with two cargoes of Can- | adian wheat due here soon. Wheat closed irregular, 34 lower to 2 higher than Saturday’s fnish, De- | cember 1011g-14; corn, %-34 up, De- | cember. 59t oats at 1y decline | to '3 advance, and provisions show- | ing a rise of 2 cents to 12 cents. pIVHEAT—, Onen. Utk A%, 1 ety 72 10078 0913 s 0% R0's 60t 50 Liverpool Grain LIVERPOOL. October futures closed steady. Hizh Mw #).—Wheat | Prev. Close October a0d, av = & Exchange, £.00'z. i Fiat deb 7s '4¢C 331952 ... 101 10027 101 FOREIGN BONDS. High, 30% 51% 95 Abitibi Pa&Pw 63 ‘63 Adriatic E17s°52 Akershus 68 63 Antioquia 7s 45 Gt Antioquia 7s'45 D __ Antioquia 2d 78 °57.... Argentine 6%s 62 A Argentine Argentine 6s ‘60 Sept Argentine 6s 60 Oct Argentine 6s "61 Febr Argentine 6s '61 May Australia 438 ‘66 Australia 5866 .. Australia 68 '67 .. Austrian 78 ‘67 caeeee Belgium 6s 5! Belgium 6% Belgium 7s ‘56 Belgium 78 '56 Berlin Elec 6s '55 Berlin Elec 6%8 ‘69 Bogota 8s'45__ Bolivia 75 ‘69 _ Brazil 6%s '26- Brazil 61%s '27- Brazil 8s 41 Buenos A C 6560 Ap Buenos A C 68’60 Oct Buenos A 63 '61 st Pv BuenosA6%s'61stPv. Buenos A C 615 '55_. Bulgaria 7%s "68 May coupon off__. Canada 4s '60._. Canada 68 °5: Chile 6s 60 _ Chile 6s'61 Jan_ 201y 28 915 20y 93% 121 104% 103%; 110% 110% 121 1213 104" 1105 | 1213 Chile 68 63 ... 94y | C Bos & Mé 55 ‘55 ceeu. Bos & Me b —— Bot Con M 63834 Bklyn M T 5 Bkiyn Un El 68 ‘60 _. Bklyn Un Gas 5845 Bklyn Un Gas 58 ‘60 Bklyn Un G 68 °67 B... Buff G E4%s'81 B Buff R&P con 4%s ‘67 Bush Term cn 6s ‘65 Bush T Bldg 686 Calif G&E ref bs '37. Can'dian Nt R4 %861 Can'dian Nt R4 % 8’65 Can‘dian Nt R4 %8'66 Can‘dian Nt5s'69July Can‘dian N db6%s'46 Can‘dtan Pc dbisperp Can'dian Pc 434846 Can'dian Pc 4%s 60 Can‘dian Pc 68 ‘54 .. CaroCl& O 6s'52 A_. Cent 111 £ & G 63 ‘51 Cent N Eng 4561 Gent of Ga con 5s '4! Cent of N J gen Cent Pac 18t rf 48°49 Cent Pac 6s '60 Cert'd deb 6148 ‘48 Chesap C cv clbs '44. Chesap Corp 53 "47 C&O04%s'93 A C&04%s'95B C & O con 5s ‘39 ChiB & Qgen 43’58 Chi B&Q ref 6871 Chi B& Q1 div 4849 Chi & E 111 6s '51 ChiG L &C6s 37 ChiGrt W 4869 - Chi1&L gen6s'66._ CM&StP gn 4s '89 rg_ CM&SIP gn 4%s 89 C CM&StP 4%3'89 E__ CM&StP 5876 CMStP&P adj 6s 2000 Chi & NW gn 45 '87__ Chi & NW 43%82037C. Chi Rys 1st bs Chi R I&P rf 4s Chi R 1&P gn 4s C R I&P 4888 ctfi | CR 1&P 4%s ‘52 4| CR I&P 43552 ctfs Chi R I&P 4%s '60 ChiUnSta4%s 63 A | Crr& W icon 48 52 Chi & W 1 65 62 Childs & Co 58 "4 [ Chtle Con aeb 647 | Cin Un Ter 58 cStL een 4s°93 tLStL dv4s'90 | cccastL et anas118 CCC&StLrf 65 '63 D. Clev Un Ter 4%877. Ciev Un Ter 55713 B | Clev Un Ter 5348'12A Col & So 435 80 Columbla G & E 6552 May Columbia G&E 5361 | Col R P L 1st 435 '57 | Com Inv T 6%8'49 4« | Con Coal Md rt b Denmark 41862 . Denmark 5.5 '55. | El Salvador 8s '48 ct. French Gov 7s " | Frencii Gov 73 41~ Gelsenkirchen 6s '3¢ Ger C Bk A6s60 July Ger C Bk A 65 °60 Oct Ger Prov & City Bk con Ag 6*-.-'5! Ger Gen El 6 | Haiti 6s ‘52 Helsingfors 6%s Hung Con M 7%s 45 unmat coupon on.. Italy is 51 Ital P U Crd 7s 52 Irish Free St 55 60 Japan 5%s €5 Japan 63s ‘54 _ Kreu&Toll 55'59A cfs Lombard E1 7852 __ Merid Elec 7857 A_. Milan 63552 Montevideo 6s'5 New So \Wales 55 Norway 58 ‘63 Norway 5%8 65 cean Nuremberg 6s 52 _ Oriental Dev 55 '58 Oriental Dev 68 '53._ Baltimore Quotations. BALTIMORE. October 21 (P —Wheat. 2 red Winter, garlicky, spot domestic. October, 99%, Washington Exchange SALES—AFTER CALL. Washington Rwy. & Elec. pfd.—27| at 107. Mergenthaler Linotype—10 at 34, 10 at 34, 10 at 34, 10 at 34, 10 at 34. Bid and Asked Prices. BONDS. PUBLIC UTILITY. _ 109 mer. Tel. & Tel. 4%as. by g 3 Tel, CoL. Tr - C. & P Tel = Capital Traction R. E Citv & Suburhan 5s Georgetown Gas st Pot. Potomac_Elec. 6 Wash. G S Wash: Rey.%% Hec'sS MISCELLANFOUS Barber & Ross. Inc.. Cold Storage 55 STOCKS. PUBLIC UTILITY. Amer. Tel & Tel (). Wash, Ry. 0 Wash: Ry, & EL pfd. 106'2 "~ BANK AND TRUST COMPANY. Sec, & Tr Co. (B « iR gllsmulan Lo ruu‘. INSURANCE. merican (12 1 g mens (1.4 Mil jational Union Nwél (.30) Real Estate (6) 5 th. c Vivd g o com., (f 3‘§ SR e, 5 §Flal NEW YORK PRODUCE October .l (P —Butter a28%; _secol .""'iel chec{s special packs 26: firsts. checks. . By freight: cmckens unnuoud fowls. 14 turkeys, 14a23: 241502 5. e Live 17821 hmlllrl Foosters. DRY G00DS TRADE BRISK. "YORK, October 21 (A)— The primary. dry goods market con- tinued aetive throughout last week, and jobbers in most sections of the country report retail demand highly encouraging. A Oslo 6s 65 Panama 55 '63 Panama 6563 stp Peru 6s ‘60 Peru 6s 6. Poland Poland 7s'47 Poland 8s ‘50 Porto Alegre 7% July coupon oft Prussia 6s '62 Prussia 614s '51. Rhine W EI P 65 '55_. Riode Jan 648563 Aug coupon off___ Rlo de Jan 8546 April coupon off__ Rio Gr do Sul 6s ‘68 June coupon off __ Rio Gr do Sul 7s '66 May coupon off Rome 6%s 52 Rumania 7s ‘59 Aug coupon off___ Santa F Arg 7s'52 stp Sao Paulo St 6s ‘63 July coupon oft 131 2814 28' 33 13% 23% 48% | Sao Paulo C 6%s ‘57 May coupon off __. Sao Paulo St 7s 40 ___ Sao Paulo St 8s ‘36 July coupon off. Saxon Pb W 7845 Serbs 8s ‘62 unmcon . Siemens & H 635 51 Sydney 6348 ‘55 Taiwan Elec 6% . Tokio 6% 8 Tokio El Lt 6 Trondhjem 6%s '57__ Ujigawa EP 7s'45__. Un Stl Wk 6%8 47 A. Uruguay 6s 60 Uruguay 8s 46 < 3T% Westphal El P 6s 53 33% Yokohama 6= €1 84 DOMESTIC BONDS. Adams Exp & 95 Alb Per W P Alleg Corp bs Alleg Corp 5849 ___ Alleg Corp 68’50 stp Allled Stores ¢ % s 50 Allls Chalm 68 ‘37 Am & For Pw 68 2030 Am Icecv bs 53 Am | GChbks Am Int] 6%s 49 Am Roll Mill 4% AmT&T 4%s 39 247% 95% 331y 38 4 Anglo Ch Nitr 7s ‘45 Ann A 1st ex in 48°95 Armour & Co 413839 Arm'r(Del)1st 48 ‘58 Armstrong Ck 45 '50. AT&SFeadts 95 st low. 104% 95% 958 104% 104% 1034 103% 1084 108% 110% 111 11 111 Atlantic&D 1st ¢s 48 Baldwin Loco 5840 B&O 1st 4548 B&O1st4s’48reg 0 4%3°60 1stbs 48 ... A 967% 96% 55W 55% 6 105% 1051 103% 1031% 103% 109% 108% 108% 128% 123% 123% 111% 111% 111% 101% 101% 101% 102% 102% 102% Bang&Aroos cv és ‘51 Bell T of Pa 6s'60 C. Benefictal L 6s 46 Beth Steel 448 '60 st Beth Stip m 6836 _. Beth Stirfdbbs’42.. 112 112 112 Bos&Mes¥s'61J.. T4 T4 T4 4 | Laclede 0 Con Coal Md 55'50 efs Con Gas N Y 4%s ‘61 Con Gas N ¥ b5 '57._ ConG N Y db5%s'45 Container deb 5s 43 Container 6s 46 ____ Crown C & S 6847 _ | Crown Will P 6és 51 Cuba Nor RR 5%s '42 Del & Hud ref 4s ‘l! Den & R G cn 4s Den & R G 4%s - *|Den& RGrf6s78 | Den& RGW 5s'55 asst | Det Edtson 41561 D | Det Edison rf 49. Det Edison bs 62 ETV&Gaen5s 56 | Erte gen 45 ‘96 | Ertecv 4s ‘53 B_. 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Utah L& T 5844 A Utah P& L 6844 _ Util P& L 65 69 ww_ UHIP& Lb6%s 47 __ Vanadium cv 55 41 Va E&P 1strf 58’65 A Va S W con 5868 Wabash 4358 ‘78 Wabash 1st 5s ‘39 Wi h 55 76 B ctfs Wabash 5%s 756 Walworth 6s 45 A Walworth 6s 45 ctfs_ Walw’'th 615835 xw_ Warner-Quin 6s ‘39 Warner Bros cv 6s ‘39 Warren Br cv 6s ‘41. Wash W P 1st 58°39. West'n Md 1st 4s'52. West'n Md 6%s'77__ West'n Pac 68°46 A as W PaPlst5s'46 A WestnNY&P gn 45742 West'n Un 438’50 West'n Un 68 '61. West'n Un 6860 White S M 65 '36 xw_. W Sh 1st 4s 2361 gtd. Wheel Steel 4345 '53 W Sp Stl con 75 '35 et W Sp Stl 1st 7s '35 ct. Wilkes B&E 15t 65'42 Willmar 8 F 5540 ‘Wilson & Co 48 '56___. Wis C 1st gn 45 49 Ct Younztn S&T 68’70 B 99% Youngtn S&T 65’78 A 100 . MIXED TRENDS APPEAR IN TEXTILE MARKETS By the Associated Press, NEW YORK, October 21.—Mixed trends were experienced in the rayon and silk woven market for the week ended October 12, as compared with the previous week and the correspond- ing week a year ago, the National Fed- eration of Textiles, Inc, reports. While the production declined about 3 per cent, it was still about 3 per cent 4 1045 110% 102 105% 5 110% 110% 4 95 954 104% 104% 26% 26% 1074 107% 5 106% 107% 98 98 102% 102% 101'4 lolh 80% 80% 101 101 15% 15% 99y 99y 99 99% over & year ago for all mills, it was stated. g X -C., MONDAY, .OCTOBER 21, UPTURN FORECAS AT STEEL PLANT Institute Predicts Highest Rate Since Week of February 4. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, October 21.—The American Iron and Steel Institute to- day estimated that steel operations for the current week would show a gain of 14 points to 51.8 per cent of ca- pacity. This is the highest rate re- ported since the week of February 4. Last week’s operating schedule was 50.4 per cent of capacity. A month ago the average was 48.9 per cent, while a year ago this time it was 23.9 per cent. At 518 per cent, production activi- ties show the third highest level re- ported for this year, having been ex- January 21 to February 4. Republic Steel Gains Control of Trucson Company By the Associated Press. YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio, October 21. —The Republic Steel Corp. announced today it has acquired the controlling interest in the Trucson Steel Co. T. M. Girdler, Republic chairman, said holders of approximately 75 per cent of each class of stock have de- posited or agreed to deposit their shares under an exchange offer, and the offer has been declared effective by Republic directors. “We are preparing to co-ordinate the Truscon plant and facilities with the Republic organization,” Girdler said. Truscon is one of the largest steel fabricators in the country, active in building and in the pressed-steel field. | It has plants in Ohio, Michigan, Cali- fornia, Canada and Japan, with sales offices and warehouses in 3¢ Amer- ican cities. Earnings Reports By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, October 21.—Corpo- rate earnings reports issued today included: Dome Mines, Ltd. Dome Mines, Ltd, nine months | i ended September 30, estimated profit | | taxes, but before depreciation, deple- tion, etc, contrasted with $3,476,704 in like period of 1934. For the Sen- | tember quarter, profit $1,126,430, against $1,154,818 last year. Beech-Nut Packing. Beech-Nut _ Packing Co., months to September 30, surplus after charges and Class “A” preferred dividends, $1,383,957. equal to $3.16 a | | common share, against $1,199.250, or | $2.74 a share in the first nine months last year. September quarter indi- | cated surplus, $535,888, or $1.22a com- | mon share, compared with $468,779 or $1.07 last year. Corn Products Refining. . Corn Products Refining Co. and subsidiary, September quarter net| profit $1,491,506, equal to 42 cents a common share, 815,728 or 94 cents in the September quarter, 1934. Nine months net profit $5,373,070 or $1.61 a common share, against $7,217,893 or $2.34 a share in the like nine months of 1934. Consolidated Film. Consolidated Film Industries and subsidiaries; nine months ended Sep- tember 30; net profit, $823,019, equal to 42 cents a common share against $826,404, or 43 cents a share last year. Plymouth Oil Co. Plymouth Oil Co, and subsidiaries; September quarter; net profit, $20: ter of 1934. Nine months; net profit, $537,242 against $543,235. Bohn Aluminum & Brass. Bohn Aluminum & Brass Corp.; September quarter; net profit, $148,- 744 against $125437 in the Septem- ber quarter, 1934. Union Carbide & Carbon. reports for the third quarter, ending September 30, 1935, net income of $6,- 154,725, equal to 68 cents a share on 9,000,743 shares. This compares with | | earnings of 59 cents a share in the | second quarter of 1935 and 48 cents | a share in the third quarter of 1934. Houdaille-Hershey Corp. Houdaille-Hershey Corp. and subs, nine months to September 30; net profit, $1942.765, against $853,823 last 3 | year. September quarter, indicated net | $169.139, against $128.016 in | profit, | the September quarter of 1934. e e FEDERAL LAND BANKS NEW YORK. October 21 () —Federal Land Bank bonds (Quotations as of 2 3. o'clock.) July, FOREIGN MARKETS. By the Associated Press. N—Traders started the new a burst of strensth which was ci by week end international developments. In- vestors and_speculators bought favorites brices advanced. British_government moved up one point while trans- Atlantic ssues Were strong features. Light profit-taking reduced the u":l!! in some cases. but_the market c ParisPrices advanced on the Bourse today due to the result of yesterday's election which traders found reassuris Suez shares were strong and rentes dustrial and international issues also a vapced The market closed firm. Berlin—The Boerse opened withrgreat activity today with Farben being the lea er. on rumors of increased chemical shi ments to Italy. The closing was weaker. FOREIGN EXCHANGES. Britain, demand. 49170 G0-dsy. bl mnas nunce de . 3 r mand' 6.50%; cabl Italy. de- marid free, 40.25: res. mercial, =55 ot o 24.69; Sweden, 56 n b Honekons.$h.00; . Mexico. City: 0; Montreal in New York. 98.56%: o Montreal. 101.43%. FREIGHT LOADINGS. NEW YORK. October 21 (#.—Revenue freight carloadines on railroads reporting today for week endéd October 19 ‘Wk. %fl‘ol«l? l’refi' ?’Inh Last Yr. Sante n. 3 28,72 2 58 nine compared with SZV-J | 394 against $151,959 in the third quar- 5 Union Carbide & Carbon Corp. | i LONDO! account of the stock exchanse today with | Auto Production Climbs to 44,416 Mark During Week b«:hl Dispatch to The Star. current. trend toward higher levels was in evidence last week as auto- mobile production rose to 44,416 units, compared with 31,643 the week before. Depicted in the current figures is the sharp contrast with 29,069 units manufacoured a year ago last week, an indication of the effect that the industry will have on business in gen- eral during the next three months, the slump period of former years, accord- ing to Cram’s Reports, Inc.,, of this city. Washington Produce BU'fl'm—Onf pound prints (92 1-pound prints (90 30i tub 1-pound prints (89 ul MEATS—Beef. 11a20: lamb. 18al9; pork loin frozen. 25a26; hems. fresh score) . vesl. 17alR; resh, 27a: 6a27; smoked. lard. 18a19; ceeded only in the two weeks from compo Prices by the Umled States Bureau of Agricultural Economics: EGGB—Market steady and unchanged.! hennery whites. 3 aded and dated white eggs (including grading and market- ing_costs) S. extras. large, 49; U. extras. mediums. U. 8. standards. large. 41. LIVE POULTRY—Market aqui unchanged. ~Fowl Leghorns. 14a16; chickens: 8542 fowl, young. 70al.00 a pair. Fruits and Vegetables. Sales in large lots by original receivers up to 8 am. loday APPLES—One Virginia. one West Vir- ginia arrived. wo unbroken cars on track. Bushels: Supplies liberal, demand light: ket steady. Virginia tmes. U, 8. 1. “¥-inch _mi nimum, Tch ‘i um minimum. 6 King_Davids. U, 8 No. Ilemm Combination e 50al1 .85 C grade 1.90: C grade. 1 combination extra fancy and fancy, 1. according to size, CABBAGE—Ore Pennsylvania arrived: - unbroken car on track. _Supplies mod ; demand lignt. market steady; 50- | domestc” round | tye.” New | York: 50 Ponr 5 5 rrivals; Do cars demand w York, s crates, 522 50. wo California_arrived: tho unoroken cars on on track | light: marks! washed. market steady. | us and 125, 1.2 INION rived; one br on track. S s mode: | market_steady )-pound sacks U. S 1 innesota and faaho and Oreson S. N " demand track bushel ght. market steady. hampers, Telephones. ‘ Potato Prices Steady. POTATOES—One Michigan, two New ived: two broken and five un- on track. Supplies mod market steady. 100 p whites. U. S. No. nia, 1 & New York. 1 hl) 40 ! TSey, pound sacks, Cobblers. York a al.40: Idaho, 100-pound urbanks. U. S. No. 1. SWEET POTATOES—No carlot arrivals no cars on track. Suplies moderate. de- mand, laht steady. Iin; kets. Puerto Ricans. 50a \uxEu EGE ABLES—No " catlot ivals: nO_cars on tri LIMA B}:Ahs—&mnl‘e: light. demund light ushel hampers: b - \-DD es light, demand Bushel hampers $.00: ‘ordmmary no supplies on the ' ma. CARROTS—No carlot bro ck: ot arrivals s light. d a3 00 topped. washed. N INACH oderate. demand | Pensyivanta bushel best, 65, ordinary fornia arrived: three cars diverte roken Cars on trach ock—Supplies moderate: market weak. New York. . Table carlot arrivals: no moderate: demand New York. crates. Tomatoes Also Steady, TOMATOES—One California arrived; one car diveged: one broken and one un- broken cars®on track. Supplies light: demand iight: market steady. ~California, ig boxes. ripes snd, turning, wragped, BROCCOLI*O (‘ ("nh(fl arrived: | unbroken car on tracl ipplies lig) | demand light: market steady. _Crate: | New Jer: anoroximllely 10 bunches 1.00: Pennsylvania. 1.50. | “PEARS —One Orezon | broken ‘cars on track Eastern stock— Supplies light: demand light: market | steady. New York. bushel baskets. Bart- fetts, T23: bushel bas- ki m all <mrk—-Ca'lXomil‘ thl California arrived 10 unbroken cars o, track ). ac- arrived: two size boxes, ANGE! 4 broken and California_ boxes. Valencias. | cording_to erade and size. GRAPEFRUIT—No_cariot arrivals: | cars on track. Florida. hox-t lruck Ye- ceipts. No. 1. 2.75a3.00; No. 5 sacks. 15 85 TEMONScatifornia. boxes, few hisher according to srad PARSNIPS—Pennsylvania. £.5087.00: e and si bushel bas- ket AVOCADOS.Florida. boxes, 1.7 according to size | bunche: | "*KALE — Maryland. 40250, SALAD—Virginia. bushel bushel baskets. bushel i TURNIPS—Pennsylvania. bas- ouxNéEs—Ne' York. bushel baskets, SaESTNUTS ttaly, 12 per pound. FTaS e fornia fats, 502 CRANBERRTES—New Jerses. ~ia-barrel boxes. 2 00Na3. !% 4 DRUSSELS ~'SPROUTS — California. rome 3.2 SQUASH—Sonth Carolina. bushel ham- pers. white and vellow. 3.00. 4 PEPPERS—Nearby sections, bushel bas- b | e orine “varsland, 25a1.00, each sccording to size Mortgage Money CONSTRUCTION LOANS AND LOANS ON IM. PP.OVED RESIDEN- TIAL PROPERTY 5v2% Prompt action FINANCIAL. OUTLOOK CHEERS HARDWARE TRADE Eastern Leaders See Big Gains, Due to Better Farm Conditions. By the Associated Press. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J, October 21. —Leaders of the Eastern hardware in- dustry reported an upturn in business today, thanks, they said, to an im- Rrrovement in the financial condition of the farmer. Walter T. Massey of Dover, Del, president of the Pennsylvania-Atlan- tic Seaboard Hardware Association, said the retail hardware merchant is | b.M.A.C. REDUCES FINANGING COST New 6 Per Cent Plan Low- ers and Simplifies Rates on Autos. Special Dispatch to The Star. NEW YORK, October 21.—Thy General Motors Acceptance Corp. haj announced a new, low-cost, simplifie¢ plan for financing the purchase ol new 1936 General Motors cars. Thy new plan will be known as the G. M A. C. 6 per cent plan. The G. M. A. C. 6 per cent plan, ) is stated, was conceived with twy purposes in mind: . ‘ shortage ~-j¢ toys—wagons North Caro- | S—Penr(yl\mll 25830 per dozen | meeting the iargest demand since the | depression began for farm machinery ant supplies. The board of directors of the asso- | ciation, representing me:chants in | easily understood form. Pennsylvania, New “Zork, Maryland, | : : Delaware and the District of Colum-| .o flgs:gpl;u:le:‘l::d r::::lmy o bia, was gathered for its annual | ments, a prospective new car leebg. | has only to take the unpaid balance due, add to this the amount of hy insurance and multiply the result bj fi:"hm“}i o";"b" 2‘15 (Special). |6 per cent. The resultant figure il oo . P 'm ustry s confident | the entire cost of financing the une this Fall that it cau maintain s paig palance and insurance for 1 present steady progress oui of the de- | o epo pression, and further, that some of its | 3 For payment periods longer o E;aoncheis', are alreacy approaching | gnorter than 12 months the cost {one-half of 1 per cent per month Hardware is certainly not back on | This flat percentage is not interest “easy street,” yet it has moved again | It is simply a convenient multipli to a much better “neighborhood,” | by which the cost may be computel Hardware Age will say tomorrow in ] and any one can use and understand its market summary. The most hope- | The plan includes fire, theft and ac: | ful signs today are the stronger tones | cidental damage insurance written b} | of prices—the readiness with which | General Exchange Insurance Corp. “future” orders are heing placed—the C. L T. to Revise Rates. frequency of “new stock” sales and | 5 o Dietz, president of Commer the spread of store modernization. cial Investment Trust, Inc., whey More Toys Ordered ! asked about the announcemert d There is a fine demand for toys General Motors Acceptance Corp. Jrvm hardware stores, and many first new rates, stated that C. I. T. hat | orders indicate increased interest in progressively reduced its rates to the | this line. Orders for sleds and ice ' public. skau:s are earlier anJ larger than for ~ Mr. Dietz further stated that C. 1 | many years. There was little or no ' T.s revised rates would shortly bl carryover last Winter, an1 a lot of announced to all motor dealers ant in mid-season. Wheeled that these rates will carry forward thy and velecipedes—are | policy pursued for some time of re | selling right along, and the better- | ducing costs to the consumer in thi | than-normal outdoor demand seems same manner that the motor manu likely to merge, vithout interruption, facturers which it serves have pros | into a large holiday volume. | gressively reduced the price of moto) 1. To effect a lower cost to thy purchaser. 2. To enable the dealers to rende the service in the simplest, mos Industry Confident. By the Associated Press NEW YORK, October 21 —While | trading in cotton was moderately active today, orders seemed to be quite {evenly divided and prices moved within a range of 8 to 10 points. De- cember sold off from 10.85 to 10.78 and was ruliog around 10.80 in the midafternoon market, when active meonths were 3 to 7 points net lower. Liverpool Guo Oc LIVERPOQ] No Commissions—No Renewals COLUMBIA PERMANENT BUILDING ASSOCIATION 733 12th St. N.W. NA. 0352 | tions. 1 rmod ordinary, 5K Fulures closed ber 6.18 Decen March, 6.05; M MONEY FOR CONSTRUCTION ! LOANS and PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE. | LOANS ON IMPROVED PHILADEL;&X& ‘gncczzb;gm:lls @ ‘;,Fh; PROlPER'flES . 512% fowls, FIRST DEED OF TRUST ONLY GEORGEI. BORGER Suceessor to the business of JAMES F SHEA 643 Ind. Ave. N.W. 5%% Money for Construction Loans and Loans on Improved Residential Properties Floyd E. Davis Co. 733 12th St. N.W. ho ! Iooste Doy P tnder, 3 fancy 2 nevmdr or under 215 Ply Rocks, 11 | Rocks. 1 bro: <ro breasts " White Becin, 1y’ packed. 41 Dou;dsdor Spring _turke: *soring Gucta: Tans Tian mom:y_ MARKET. NEW YORK. October 21 (.—Ca'l money steady: Ya per cent all day. Prime l(cmmercul Daer. % ne;'cerhl tea. ) | Hen 30" days, months, Y-k discount rate. per cent First MorTcAaGE L0OANS District of Columbia, Nearby Maryland and Virginia 5% Terms from 3 to 15 years RANDALL H.HAGNER & COMPANY INCORPORATED MORTGAGE LoAN CORRESPONDENT 1321 Connecticut Avenue N.W. Teléphone: DE catur 3600 5% Monthly Payments of $6-60 on each $1,000 borrowed, include interest and pay off loan in 20 years. o Interest charged only on unpaid balance of principal. ® Amount loaned—up to 60% of appraised value. ® Valuable prepayment privi- leges. LONG TERM Mortgage Loans Other plans of financing first mortgage loans available H. L. RUST COMPANY B. F. SAUL CO. 925 15th St. NatlL 2100 . .1001 Fifteenth Se. m NAtional 8100