Evening Star Newspaper, October 22, 1935, Page 17

F “TRENDS UNCERTAIN ON BOND MARKET Small Gains and Declines Mixed Over Most of Cor- porate List. BOND AVERAGES 10 lei lnd\n utfl roth Unc. 80.9 99 H 674 808 999 674 826 994 61.3 847 874 674 878100.0 70.4 764 922 65.5 894 929 70.0 745 73.7 682 60.2 458 40.0 646 422 1011 98.9102.9 1005 10 Low-Yield Bonds. Noon.... 109.3 Prev. day- 109.3 Month ago 109.9 Year ago. 107.6 1935 high 110.7 1935 low.. 107.9 1934 high 108.3 1934low.. 99.1 1928 high 1044 1932low.. 868 (Compiled by the Associated Press.) Net change. Today, noon Prev. day... Month ago. Year ago... 1935 high 1935 low-. 1934 high. 98.1 98.0 97.2 842 98.7 84.5 88.9 By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, October 22—The bond market displayed an indefinite | trend today with a general mixture of small gains and losses the rule in most corporate groups. United States Governments were | 4-32nds lower to 10-32nds higher. Foreign bonds showed substantial im- | provement. Industrial and utility bonds, like stocks, were the best performers in | the list. Under leadership of Italian issues, which were 1 to 2 points higher, the fereign department was steady. Chicago Grain By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, October 22—Corn took the star rcle in grain trading today, and scored material price gains. nearly 2" cents a bushel in some cases. Extreme scarcity for immediate use was illustrated by the fact that a car of No. 3 yellow corn sold in Chicago today at 80 cents & bushel. 197. cents higher than De- cember delivery contracts. Two cars of new Texa: cago today., but vious purchasers. Corn closed firm, '. to 1% above vesterday's finish; December, 60%,a73; wheat unchanged to 35 lower; Decem- ber, 1.0075al.01; oats, 's off to la up, and provisions showing 2 cents to 5 cents decline. only went to pre- ) 4 17 Chicago Cash Market. Cash wheat, No. 2 hard, 1.24; No. 3 mixed, 88; sample grade new, 50-67; oats, No. 2 white, 31; sample grade, 21-24 buckwheat, No. 1, 1.10a13 No. 2, 1.08-10; soy beans, No. 2 yellow, 80- 81 Chicago; barley, nominal feed, 30-48; malting, 4 timothy seed, 250-90 hundredweight; clover seed, 11.50-15.90 hundredweight. Liverpool Grain Prices. LIVERPOOL. _October .—Wheat fitires closed easy . Previous 2 Low. Close. close Ociober 933, 873, a9 Decembe March - Ma SHORT-TERM SECURITIES. (Reported by Chas D. Blrney L Cflfi! Allis-Chalmers Co. 35 1 Amer. Beel Su Am Tel. & Tel lantic' Refining ethichem Steel 3 Callfornia Packing Canadian Nor. Ry &l 2o b1 Gas Chi. Northwes. g nsumers Gas Great Northern Ry. inois Central 6 Iatl & Tel. Co: ouisville & w.\n hthlzah C 1038 1013, 10134 FOREIGN EXCHANGES NEW YORK, October (#1.—Foreign | nange steady. . Great Britain 1n der: nrs. Otners, in Cents: Great Britain, de- D1%. cables. 4.91%: 60-day bills, * Brahce demand, S.50%: cables. y. demand, R.12'z; cables, Demands—Belgium. ree. 30.25; res. t AT Gree Cze:hnslnvnki Austri; 5n umania, .8 l Brazi R ban: “Tokio nnlhnl an 70y, Hongkong, 40, 10; My ontreal Yorl Newv i Montreal 101 335, x;_"n LYor ontreal. 101.43%. - FEDERAL LAND BANKS N] — pnfilgkosggd October 22 (#).—Federal (Quotations as of 2 o'clock.) Bm Jan., JEWEL TEA SALES RISE. NEW YORK, October 22 (#).—Jewel Tea_Co. reports sales of $1,424,741 for of corn available | 1.1034; corn No. 2 yellow, | 7 | Rome 638 '62 INANCIAL. BONDS ON N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE By private wire direct to The Star. TREASURY. 2:85. High. Low. 23,5 1945-47__... 1013 10031 10031 2748 1955-60.oc. 1009 1001 1005 38 1946-48 _____. 10226 10220 10220 38195166 __—e. 1032 10229 10229 38 1951-55 reg-- 10228 10228 10228 23348 1946-49 ... 10324 10322 10323 3%s 1949-52__—. 10321 10317 10317 3%s 1941 - 108 108 108 3 1944-46 1054 10431 105 3%, 1940-43 June 107 15 10712 10714 3%s1941-43 Mar 10719 10718 10719 33,8 1943-47 . 10612 1066 1068 3% s 1946-56__... 10826 10824 10824 48 1944-54 __. 11021 11018 11018 4148-3%51943-45 10510 1056 1058 4145 1947-52 11424 1142 11423 FEDERAL FARM MORTGAGE. 2% 1942-47 1005 1003 1003 391947 - 10116 10110 10113 331949 1017 1013 1013 HOME OWNERS’ LOAN. 2%s31939-49 9931 9927 9929 381952 . - 1012 10027 10030 FOREIGN BONDS. 3 High. Abitibi Pa&Pw 63’53 Adriatic El 78 ‘62 Alpine Mont S 7s *55_ Antioquia 7s '45 C Antioquia 2d 78 57.. Antwerp 6s '58 Argentine §%s 62 Argentine 63’57 A. Argentine 6s ‘68 B Argentine 68 ‘59 June Argentine 6s 59 Oct Argentine 6s ‘60 May Argentine 6s '60 Sept Argentine 6s 60 Oct Argentine 6s | Argentine 6s | Austrian 7s ‘57, Belglum 6s 55 Belgium 634s "49_. Belgium 7s ‘55 Belgium 78 ‘56 Bergen City 5s '60. | Berlin 6s'58 Berlin 634850 Berlin Elec 6'%8'51__ Berlin Elec 638 °59. Bolivia 7s 58 Bolivia 78 '69 Bolivia Sa’l;l Brazil 7s '52 Brazil 8541 Bremen St 7 Brisbane 68 '68_ | Brisbane 6s ‘50 Buenos A C 6% Caldas T%s "46._ | Canada 4s ‘60 Canada 435°36_. | Canada 55 ‘52 Chile 6360 | Chile 6561 Jan_____. | Chile 6s 61 Febr.. Chiie 68 63 Chile Mtg Bk 6% Chinese Gv Ry 5 31. 334 923 1017 102 941 94% 9% 9 « 104 104% 10115 101 11013 1103 1 corn arrived in Chi- | | Colombia 65’61 Oct - Copenhagen 4%4s ‘53 Copenhagen 68 ‘62 __ Costa Rica 7s '51 A May coupon on_.. | Cuba 5358 45 | Cund’amarca 615’59 Czechoslovakia 8551 100 Denmark 4%s8 62 Denmark 5%s ‘56 Denmark 6s 42 Dominic 15t 5%8 42 Estonta ‘s ‘67 Finland 6s 45 __ Finland 6%s '56 Ger C Bk A6s'60 July Ger (:!n El7s'45 Ger Gov 512 Ger Prov & Ci con Ag 6% Grt Br & Ir 65%s'37 Grt C El Jap 6%s ‘50 Grt CElJap Ts 44 ___ Greek Gov 6s 68 Haiti 68 52 ! Helsmztors fi"as 60 Hung L M 7%s'6YB. | ltaly9s 61 Ital PUCrd 7 Japan 6%s €5 Japan 6348’54 Karstadt 6343 ct stp | Kreu&Toll 6s'69A cfs | Lombard E1 78 '52__. | Merid Elec 78'57 A__ Met Water 5148 '50.. Mex 4810 Milan 6%s'52 Montecatini 7s ‘37 Norway bs ‘63 Norway 6%s 65 Norway 6s 43 427 92 923, 263 60 49 84 963, 32 ‘62 459 | Norway 6s 44.__. | Norway 6s'52 _ Norw Hy El 5% 2 Norw Mun Bk §s°70. Oslo 6855 Oslo G & E 5563 _. Panama 55 '63 Panama 5s'63 stp asd Pernam 7s "47 Sept coupon oft_. Peru 6s°60 Peru 6s '61 Poland €s 40 Poland 7s'47 Poland 8s'50 Porto Alegre 7866 July coupon off __ Porto Alegre 8s ‘61 July coupon off . 1024 1013 1004, 56' 50 281 28% Queensland 7s"41.._, 108 Riode Jan 6%s 63 Aug coupon off __ 1414 - 493 Santa F Arg 78’52 stp Sao Paulo St 7s 40 | Saxon St Mtg Ts '45__ | Serbs 7s '62 unm ¢ on Serbs 88’62 unm c on |:Silesia Prov 7s 58 __ Toho El Pw 78’65 Tokio 5% 61 _ Tokio E) Lt 68°53 s'51C. Uruguay 6s 60 Warsaw 7s ‘58 Yokohama 6= - 68 84% 84 DOMESTIC BONDS. Ala Grt Sou 4s '43 103% Alleg Corp 6s'44. Alleg Corp 5s '50 Alleg Corp 68’50 llp_ Alleg & Westn 4s 98 Allied Stor o Allis Chalm Am Beet Sug cv 6540 | Am & For Pw b8 2030 Am Icecv 68 ‘53 Am 1 GChbY%s Am Intl 6%8°49 Am Roll M1l 4% 849 AmT&T 4%8°39 Am T & T cl tr 6346 Am T & T deb bs '60. Am T & T deb 63 '65_ AmT&T6%s 43 104% 104% 95% 96 104% 104% 108% 108y 107 107% 1415 14% 101% 101% 1014 101% 93% 93% T4% T4% 74 74 35 35 51 51 106% 106'% 103 103 99% 995 97 97 55% 564 105'; 106 Armstrong Ck 48 '50. A Tls Fegn 48 °95__ Athn(l & Bir 4s At1&Ch AL 4%s At & Char AL 5s°44¢_. Atl Coast L 18t 48 '62 Atl Coast L clt 48 '63. AtICL un 4%s’6 Atlantic&D 1st 4s 48 At1G & W 16859 Atl Refin deb 6s '37 | Gotham Silk H 68 '36 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1935. *High. Low. 2:55 Bell T of Pa 5’60 C. 123% 123% 123% Beneficlal L 6 111% 111% 111% Beth Steel 4%s 60 sf 102 101% 102 Beth Stl p m bs ‘86 _. 102% 102% 102% Beth Stirfdbbs 42 112'x 112 112 Bos & Me 4%s'61J. 3% T3% T3% Bos & Me 63 '55 9% 9% T9% Bos & Me 6s '67 7% 1% TT% Bot Con M 6%s 185 18 184 BklynCy RRos 41.. 91 %0 91 Bkiyn Edis8s'62 B__ 107 107 107 Bkiyn M T 5s°49 A__. 104% 104% 104% Bklyn M T 6563 A 106% 106 1063 Bklyn Un El 6s '50 108'; 108 108 Bklyn Un Gas Bs'45. 118% 1183 118% BklynUnG 68’57 B 110 110 110 Buff R&P con 4148 '67 62% 62 62 Bush Term 1st 4s°'52. 80 80 80 Bush Termcn 6s '35 381 48 38 Bush T Bldg 6s "60 55 5 55 CamagS7s'42ctfs.. 7% 78% T Canada Sou 5s ‘62 A_ 108!; 108!3 108t Can'dian Nt R4%8'61 107% 107% 107% Can'dlan Nt R4%8'66 1077% 107% 107% Can'dlan Nt R4%48'67 107 1067 1067 Can'dian Nt R43,s'65 1091 109' 109% Can’dian Nt5s'69July 111% 111% 111% Can’'djan Nt 55'69 Oct 112% 112% Can'dlan Nt R 6s°70_ 112 112 Can’dian Nr db 7s '40 4 103 i 843, 4 1015 98% 111 3 103% 10814 201, 9% 104% 96 43 10175 1015 83% 891y 107 106 40% § 11814 114 1101 1097 1041y 104 Can'dian Po bs '64 __ Cent Dis Tel bs '43 Cent of Ga con 6s "45. Cent of Ga 55 ‘69 C Cent Hud G&L. 55 '57. Cent 1l E& G 68 '51_ Cent N Eng 4s°61 Cent of N J gen s '87 Cent Pac 1st rf 48°49 Cent Pac5s'60 ___ Cert'd deb 648 '48 __ Chesap Ccv cl bs '44_ Chesap Corp 68 '47 Ch1 & Alt ref 3s 49 l"! & 1017 C&O4%s'93 A C&O04%s'95B Ch1 B & Q gen 4s ‘58 Chi B&Q4%s 17 Cht B&Q | dv 3%s 49 |Chi B&Q1div 4849 Chi&EIlI6s'61 ___. | ChiG L &C5s'37_. | Chi Grt W 4869 Chi I & Liref 6s'47__. Chi1& L gen 6s°66__ Chi Ind & So 43 '56 | CM&StP 45 89 | CM&StP gn 4148 '89 C | CM&StP 5876 ‘ | CMStP&P adj 6s 2000 Chi & NW gn 3% s'87 Chi & NW gn 4387 __ Chi & NW 41482037C. |Ch1& NW 4% 549 __ Chi & NW rf 68 2037_ C&ENW Nr W e s Chi R 1&P rt CRI&P4%s'52 _ _ CR I&P 43852 ctfs. Chi R 1&P 41,360 __ Chi R I&P gn 4s'88 _ Chi T H&S ine¢ bs 2| Chi Un Sta ¢s°63 Chi Un Sta 4%s ‘63 Chi Un Sta 5s ‘44 Ch1 & W 1con 4s'52_ == IUI'.A Childs & Co 58 3 CCC&StLrt6s'63 D_ | Clev Un Ter 4148 °77_ Clev Un Ter 55 ‘713 B _ 9 Clev Un Ter 5%s'72A 103 Colo Fuel & Ir 5s'43_ 91 ColoIndcitrbs 34.. 29 | Col & So 4% 80 52 Columbia G & E deb 6s'62 April Columbla G & E 68°52 May .o Columbla G&E 55’61 97!, {Col R P L 1st 4158 '57 1053 984 98‘ | Con Coal M rf 68 50 | Con Coal Md 65'50 cfs 108% ConG N ¥ db5iss'4s 105 92'3 | Consumers Pw 5s ‘52 94| Container deb 5s 43 . 24's | Container 6s 46 103' | Crown Will P 6s '51_ B&OSwnb6s'50__ Bang&Aroos 4s ‘51, the four weeks ended October 5, against $1,363,333 for the like period , an increase of 45 per cent. gtd.. 101% 101% 101% Bell T of Pa 6548 B. 118! 118'% 118% A / | Dul S S & At 6s '37 |GtNRgen78'36 A 5% 1“3‘ 2 112 39% 398, 1071, 1077, 104%, 105 104 104 98% 998, 10414 104'¢ 103% 104" 102 471 514 7% Com Inv T 5%s 49 112 3915 . Con Gas N Y 4%s°51 1073 104 99%, --- 104’ Crown C&S 68'47__. 103 104 Crown Zell 6s°40 ww 102 Cuba R R 1st §s ‘52 47 Cuba Nor RR5%8 43 51'3 | Del & Hud ref ¢s"43_. 77 |pen&RG en 4s Den & R G 414536 Den&RGW 6s'55 asst 61 D 111'3 ‘49.. 1053, Det Edison 5s'52 Det Edison §s Det Riv Tun 423s'61_ 11 111 105% 109 1093 112 421 121 7215 627 ‘63 1154 East Cuba S 748 Erte gen 45'96______. Erteref 58 '67_._. Erferef 6s'75 - Erie Gen Riv 6s'57__ llo’- Fed Lt & Tr 58 ‘42 st. 964 Fla EC Ry 5874 s B Fla EC Ry 5374 cfs. FondaJ &R 2s-45'82 ctfs Gannett 6s°43___ Gen Am Inv 55 '52_ Gen Cable 6%3 47 __ 981, Gen Pub Sve 5%s'39 1023, Gen Steel C 6%s '49_. Gen Thea Eq 6s ‘40 Gen Th Eq 6s '40 cf: Goodrich 6s ‘45 Goodrich 6348 47 Goody'r T&R 6s ‘57 6 10315 1045 9814 102% 83 1412 145, 100 108 Goulo Coup 6s '40 Gr Tr'k of Can 20 9Ty 1021 - 100% 8014 100 8234 42 2914 Gulf M & N6s'60.__. Gulf Sta St15%s €2 Har Ry-P C 1st 4s ‘54 | Hudson Coal 6s '52 | Hud & Man inc 68 ‘57 Hud & Man ref 63’67 841 111 Bell Tel 68 66 __ 1057, Il Cent col tr 4s '53.. 60 11 Cent ref 4s '65_... 69% 11l Cent < %868 5214 111 Cent ref 5s '55 Ill Cent 6155 36 111 Cent Omaha 3s'51 6: Inland Stl 4%s 78 A_ 10 Inland St1 4%4s'81 B 1057, INCSt L& NOGs'51 10: ICC&St L NO 5363 Int R T 1st rf b Int R T 6s'32 - 100 8213 Int Grt Nr 63 '66 B, Int Grt Nr 68 '56 C_ Int Gt Nor 6852 A Int Gt Nor adj 6 int Hydro EI Int Mer Mar 68 ‘41 Int Pap 1st 65 47 A. Int Pap ref 68 ‘55 Int Rysof C A 6s'72_ Int Rysof C A 6341 Int T&Tcv 43839 INtT&T4%s 62 Int T &T 6566 Inv Eoulty 5547 A Iowa C 1st&rf 45 '51_. James FF & C 43'39.. 82 KanCFS& M4s-36. 32% Kan CFS&Mras'86ct 3N Kan C Sou 1st Il 50 5 106% 106% e 104% 104% 91 92 102% 102% 101% 101% T3% Kendall 3% Laclede Gas 6839 __ Laclede G 6%s 53 C.. 13 Laclede G5%s ‘60 D. 73% 721 zsi LE&Wn1st5s'37.. 102 102 102 LakeS&MSo3%s'97 98 98 98 Lautaro Nitr 6s 19% 19% 19% Leh C&N 415554 A _ 10414 10414 10415 Leh C & N 43554 C- 104'% 104y 10416 Leh Val Coal 6544 _ 964 96% 964 Leh V Pa con 48 2008 38% 38% L V Pacon 4%s 2003 3974 39% Leh Val Har 68 '6¢._. 95 12114 121% 121% Loew’s 6s "41 ---. 105 105 105 Long isl ref 48’49 _. 100% 100% 100% 101% 101% 101% - 1011% 5302003 104% 104% 104% McKess & R 5% Manhat R 4890 _ Manhat R 4s 90 ctfe. Marion St Sh 6s '47__ Mead Co 65’46 Met Ed 1st rf 4343 ‘68 4T MStP&SSM cn 4s'38_ MStP&SSM 6% MStPE&SSM 6348 MoIll68'69 . .____. MoK & T 1st 4s'90.__ MoK&T4s 62B.__.. MoK &T 4%s 78___. MOK&T6s'62A .. MoK & T adi bp '67__ 1 Mo Pag5s'811 etts_. Mo Pac6%s 494 .. Mob & Ohilo 4158 °77_. Mohawk & M 4s '91_. Mont Cent 6s '37 Mont Pwr ref &8 Mont Pwr6s 62 A __ Mor & Esx 3% s 2000 Mor & Esx 4%8# ‘66 Murray Body 6%s 42 Nassau El 4s'51 gtd_ Nat Dairy 6%s 48 __ NatDisPC4%s'45_. Nat Steel 4565 ____. New E T&T 4%8'61_ New E T&T 1st 5s ‘53 New J P&L 4%s "60 New Or GNR 68 '83 A NewOr PS5s8'62 A New Or P S 68 '65 B | New Or T&M inc5s'35 \ew Or T&M 41;s ‘66 w Or T&M 53 ‘54 B New Or T&M 5%s 54 N Y Cent 3%s°97 - N Y Centcon 4898 _. N Y Cent rf 4%s 2013 |NYCrfa%s2013n. | N Y Cent ref 55 2013 | N Y Centcvés 10', | NYC&StL 1st 65 '35 . C&StL 65'35 rets.. N ¥ Edison 65 ‘44 B N Y Edison 5s 51 C N Y Edisref 6%s'41. N Y Dock 63'88_ _ NYL&W 1st4s'73 NY NH& H 4366 NY NH & H 43’57 NY NH& H ¢%s NW NH&H cl tr 68’40 NY NH& Hev 6s'4 N Y O&W gen 4s '55. N Y O&W ref 4592 Rys inc 63 65 Rys inc665asst. & Rich G 65’51 Steam 1st 6547 N Y Tel gen 4345 '39 N Y Trap Rock 6s'46 NYW&B4k%s'4s Norf So 1st ref 55 61 Norf Solst rf5s'61cfs Norf& W 1st 48 ‘96 1&W PC&C 4s'41. North Am Co 68’61 __ North Am Ed 5857 A. North Am Ed 5569 C Nor'nO T & L 6547 Nor'n Pac gen 3s 2047 Nor'n Pac 4s'97 Nor'n Pac 4%s 2047 Nor'n Pac 65 2047 D. Nor'n Pac 55 2047 C. Nor'n Pac 6s 2047 N N N Nor'n St P 6s’41 B.. 108 | 100 | Ogden L C 4 Ohto Pub Sve Ont Pw Nlag & Ore RR& N ¢ |OreSh L5s'46 g 'o"an&nu'n | Otis Steel 6341 PacG& ESs'e2 _ Pac RR Mo 1st 43'38 Pac RR Mo 2d 5538 Pac T&T ref b '52 Paducah&Ill 413 '55 Pan-Am P C 6s'40ct Param’t Pietures Penn Dixie C 6 | Penn R R con 45 '48__ Penn RR4='63 _____ Penn RR¢%s 81 D.. Penn RR 4%s ‘84 Penn RR gD 414865 Penn R R db 434870 Penn R R 6864 Penn R R gen 58 Penn R R6%8°36 _ Penn P& L 4%s'81__ Peo G Lt&C rf 5. Pere Marq 1st Pere Marq ¢ %8s Pere Mara 1st 58 Phila B&W 4543 Phila Co 5867 _ Phila El Co 45’71 | Phila& RC& | 68 49 Phillips Petr 6339 Pillsbury F1 M 6s "«3 | PCC&StL 5575 B Port Gen El 4%s "60 Postal Tel & » | Pure Ofl 414 Purity Bak 584 R-K-O 6s"41. Reading Jer C 4s '51. Reading R4%s8 97 A Reading R4%8'97 B Republic Stl ¢35 '50 | Revere Cop&B 63 | Richfield O11 6s 4 Roch G&E 53’62 B. RG W 1stex in 4s'39 | RIoG W col ¢3"49 A_ | R1A&L 1st 434834~ | St L IM&S R&G 4533 | StJo Ry L T&P 6s°37 | St L PENW 5548 | StL-SF4s'50 A St L-SF 48°50 A cfs. | StL-SF 4%s'78 ~S F 4%8'78 cf st StP M&M ext 65 '43_ . | San A&A Pass 4s'43. | San An PbS 65’52 A Seabd A Liref 4s'59_. Seabd ALSs '45A __ Seabd A L 65 ‘45 cfs. Sharon SHb6%s 48 Shell Un O11 58 "47_._ Silesian Am 7s‘41___ Skelly Ol1 6% 539 Shell Pive L 5s°52 SoconyVac 3% 50 So Bell T&T 6s 41. So Paccol 4s'49_____ So Pac ref 4s 55 So Pac 4%8s 68 So Pac 4%5 6! So Pac 4%s So Pac Ore 4%s So Pac S F Ter 4s°50. So Ry gen 45’66 A So Ry 53’94 So Ry gen 685’56 So Ry 618’56 S SoRYM&O 4s'38___ So Ry St Ddiv 4s'51._ Stand Oil N Y ¢%s'61 Studebaker cv 6s '45. Swift & Co 3% Tenn Cent 6s ‘47 Tenn C&1 RR 6s°51.. Tenn C&C 6s 44 B___ ‘Tenn El Pw 65°47 A.. Texarkana 5% Tex Corp cv 68 44 Tex & NO 5843 —aue Third Av ref ¢s '60 ‘Third A ad in ex 5860 Tol & Ohio C 3 Trumbull Stl 6 Un El Chicago 5545 UnE) L&P 58’67 __ UnEL&P5%s 54 Un Pac 4%s Unit Biscult Unit Drug 68 Ul P&L6%s 01... v.nulumn 6i u_ - 1011 . 104 High. Low. 2:58 1021 ll)l 102% 691y 691 68 68 ‘I(‘/. 4% 95% 107'. 107% 101% 103% 104 101 101% 105% 106% 17 17 120% 120% EARNINGS CLIMB | [wastingon produce] WELL ABOVE 1334 % 88 Firms Report Increase of 18.7 Per Cent for Third Quarter. By the Assoclated Press. NEW YORK, October 22.—The nm 88 corporations reporting earnings for f the third quarter of 1935 show a gain of 187 per cent over the like quarter of 1934, a tabulation by the Associated Press today showed. For the entire first nine months of the year, 93 corporations reporting showed a gain over the like period of last year of 233 per cent. The total net earnings reported by 88 corporations for the third quarter was $102,692,844, compared with $86,- 546,263 in the like period of last year. For the first nine months, the total | Y, of 93 was $299,007,141, compared with $242,502,432. Of the 88 corporations for which earnings are available for the third quarter, 59 showed gains over 1934, and 29 earned less than in the third quarter of last year. Of the 93 for which figures are available for the first nine months, 63 showed gains and 30 declines, Ten companies reported deficits for the third quarter, against 18 showing deficits in that period of 1934. Relatively larger gains over 1934 were shown by steel, electrical equip- ment, auto accessory, building equip- ment and container manufacturers. Those showing smaller earnings than in 1934 were chiefly oils, foods and mining companies. Reports issued today included: Standard Cap & Seal. Standard Cap & Seal; nine months ended September 30; consolidated net income, $458,163, equal to $2.19 a .“ common share compared with $432,- 253, or $2.06 a share in the like period last year. Bayuk Cigars Co. Bayuk Cigars; September quarter; net profit, $296,098, equal, after pre- ferred dividends, to $2.59 a common share against $242,735, or $2.04 in the June quarter and $307522, or $2.78 in the September quarter, 1934. John R. Thempson. John R. Thompson Co.; Seprember quarter; indicated net loss, $80,999 s | against net loss of $15321 in the| 1087 \ 691y lfl"n sw | o | > 106 | 106% | s 24! 111 111 10615 106%, 2413 111 111'% 1073 | 1177 103% 4 1008 51 10515 97 92 100% 5z 105 404, 96 1114 il 100t i 10413 | 107% 957% 10613 1123, | 1013 106 401 101 108 1131, 94%, 10515 105% 107 108 301 ‘| 108 | 6713 25% 11 61% 103% 103 | S1° 3 3 1y 97 91y Riy 80 51l 107% 85 108% 5'a 6% 3lg 100% 1024 71 102% 103% 101% 107% 7813 96% T2'y 72% T2% 845 104% 42% 80 119% 119% 10235 1023 9% 9% 76l 76l 103% 103% 103% 98% 98l 98% 1031 103% 103% 22 22 105 105 105 119% 9% 9% P&Mds'46.. 104% 104% 104 |(Va E&P ut rl wu A 105% 105% lofi!fi m ‘:n-cum- % Pot. June quarter and net profit of $13,- 876 in the third quarter of 1934. Remington Rand, Inc. Remington Rand, Inc., reported net | income for the quarter was $405,341, compared with $224,573 in the like | period of 1934. For the frst six months of the fiscal year net amount- | ed to $884,046, compared with $389,.- ! 600 in the first half of the previous fiscal year. General Foods Corp. General Foods Corp. and subsid- | iaries, for the quarter ended Septem. | | ber 30, show net earnings of $2,907.- | 715, equal to 55 cents a share on 5,251,440 shares of no par value com- mon stock, and compares with net earnings of $3,149.022, or 60 cents a| share, in the 1934 period. | Washingto;l Exchange SALES. Georgetown Gas 55—$1,500 at 1121;. Washington Gas 5s 1958—8$1.000 10513, Washington Gas 5s 1960—$1,000 at 118. | Capital Traction Co.—10 at 18, 10 at 1872, 10 at 183, ‘Washington Gas 6s B—$100 at 10015, $100 at 10012, Potomac Electric 6% pfd.—1 at 109, AFTER CALL. | Mergenthaler Linotype—10 at 35, 10 at 35, 5 at 35. Bid and Asked Prices. BONDS. PUBLIC UTILITY, Amer, Tel, & Tel. 4128 Am. Tel ol na. & Pot. Guar. 5 C. & P. Tei. of Va. Capital Traction B City & Suburban 5 Georgetewn Gas 1st 5 Po. Elec. Pow. Cons. Potomac_ Blec. sh. Gas . Gas s 1960- Gas 0s, series Wash. Rwy. & Elec. 4 MISCELLANEOUS Barber & Ross. Inc.. Chevy Chase Club Col._Country_Club 5} . M. Cold Storage 5s.. STOCKS. PUBLIC UTILITY. Amer. Tel. & T!l 49\ 141% Cnpull 'rr [§) = o Pot Eler PDl nG v!d s Po. ElL Po. 5!2% pf. 500 Wash. Gas Ll Co i Ry. & EL b B AR S 19 16 BANK AND 'mUST COMPANY. mm R!Ku pid. (5) Washington (6] Wash. Loan & Tr. (8) FIRE INSURANCE. American (12)_ Corcoran (2.50 remen’s (1.60 National Union (i TITLE INSURANCE. Columbia (.30) Real Estate (6 Carpel Corp. (1. nston_Monotype MeTeentnaler Linotype = S._pfd Real Est. M & G. pfd. (: Secum.v Swl’lle l'fl b, cori e oy e 20) Wawd: & Tathron wea. 3~ *Ex dividend 195 cents extra. S§Flat. Wabash 43578 16 B Wabasn 63768 - H Wabash 5s '80 Wabash 1st 5i Wabash 2d 68'39ccu bash 5%8'76-——e worth 6846 A__. ctfs. 3. 95% 954 95%% ... 104 104% 104% B.. 118 118 118 W Pa P 1st 58 '56 G.. 107% 107% 107% W‘lt’ Pacbs"46 A . 264 264 26% t'n Uncl tr68'38. 105 104% 1047 t'n Un 4%s°60._. 98% 98% 98% Wul'n Unbs’61.... 103 102% 102% . 102 101% 101% % 103'4 1034 106% 106% Wheel Steel 4348 °63. 101'5 101% 101% Wheel St1 6%8°48 A 1045 104 104 W SpStlcon7s’35ct 16% " W Sp Stl 1st 7s ‘85 et , 174 Wilkes B&E 1st 68°42 0!& ‘Wilson & Co 4 Wis C 1st gn 4: Wis C 1st gn 4- ’ eL 'l!b Youngtn S&T 9% Youngtn B&T ll’" L 100 lmc-uund vrints (92 score), 31 tub.30: "1-pound prints (90 score). 3 u‘x‘:' 20; 1-pound prints (89 score). n'fl— 1. lamb. 18 u’" uvz l'f?g&—fl l. lllhl 'lfl M'llfl 75 0089 oles 700 2 lambs,” 6.0069.00. U. 8. Buresu of As:icul- ed. wm Econom S—Market nudy nud uncm rket slightl; ens generally Tyrkers firm and Colored. hi ll. Alllhll! lawtl’ Drlcn . Fowl: heavy. | B mostly " higher. 18a20: Leghorn pring chickens: mixed colors, Young hens. 10 pounds and up. toms. 14 pounds and up, 24 . 20: old_hens and old toms, 18a20. fowl: Youns, 7081.00 a pair. Fruits and Vegetables. Sales in latse Lots by oviginal receivers arlot !luhell !uDDlI oderate; market steady. Virg 0. inch. minimim.” 8e10 liclous. Hsous, & men mlmmnmy a0 3 ineh minimum: No. 1. 2%3-inch mlnlmum ch minimum, 858 ! Ro: 12 R e mimimum. 50800 inch minimum. . By Virgina combination extra fancy and fancy 0a1.85: C erade Delicious, 1 254 n:y de, 1.7 | &iaen Delicions, combination extra fancy and fancy. 1. CABBAGE—No broken car on track demlnd light: market stead: . 50-pound sacks domestic lfl\lnfl type, HONZYDEWQ—NO rnrlal broken and one unbroken ca ol n‘lckA\ Supplies moderate; demand light { steady. CD DY | rer. 50a1.00. CELERY N éarlot arrivals: no gars on track. Supplies moderate: demand market steady. York. washed. 4°6 dozen. TN broken and five unbroken c: Supplies moderate; market steady, Tcebers irve. 7583.00 Susolies mederate: steady. No | 1 Idah Valencias. nnd larger. l(flll Peach nd sacks. Yellows and New York, 1.1 0 and Oregon. 50-pound U. 8. No. 1, 3 inches no demand light; New York_ bushel baskets. | El 8. nch minimum. | Taix conaition>1 25 PEARS—One O two broken cars “on track i demand light No. 1.°1.50a Bartletts, Caitfornia. ington. 50. “one broken | jemand light market steady, California. bushel hampers. Telephones.3.00: | POTATO! ES—Thru “Idaho. six lflthl(ln one Maine. one New York arrived: two broken and thirteen unbroken cars on track. Supplies moderate; demand mod- rate market Hundred-pound modera e. mand North. Carol Bushel ‘baskets. Puerto Ricans. 50860 MI: VEGETABLES—No carlot ar- ht: de- Bushe] " Virginia. light: de- bushel lin; | THyalss Do cars on wrack | mand ‘mocerate: mazge: stesgy " | Rampers: North Carolina. s 50, GREEN BEANS—Supplies | mand _moderats hampers, gree carlof broken car on track: demand market Balllettuce erates California. Weste: bunched New Jersey and Penn. ;yl\nnu. askets topped. washed, PINACH—Truck receipts liberal: sup- Jich liberal: demand lieht: market weak: irginia, bushel baskets, 40a30, Grape Market Dull. RAPES—Four California arrived: three cars unloaded:” three broken and | | seven - Unbroken cars on " track: Ea stock: supplies moderat market dull: New an ql baskets, U. 8. No. 1. table Concords. Ba | 10: 12-quart climax baskets. Concord: cartons _containing Concords: New York, 1 1.| heavy. 16: 00 cars on track: truck receipts subplies moderate: demand h(ht steads: New York 3. | ES—T'B Cullfcrnu arrived: | nn! clr dl\!rted one broken and one un broken cars on track: demand light: market steady: lug boxes, ripes and turning. 66 _and larger. BROCCOI—No | broken car on track erate: supplies moderate: market steady: crates. Pennsylvania Neg Jerses. 10 bunches, 1.00 ORANGES—One ~ California Eree broken cariot _ arrivals: _one trick recelpts mod- | | tbree cars nbroke and siz GRAPEFRUIT—Plori 50a3.00; No. 2. 2 fs. bushel bas- WHOI.ESAI.E INDEX HOLDS UNCHANGED| There was no change in the general level of wholesale commodity prices in the week ended October 19, accord- ing to the index of the National Fer- tilizer Association. This index remained at 79.6 per cent of the 1926-1928 average, the same as in the week preceding, fol- lowing advances in each of the three preceding weeks, which had,carried it to the highest peak reached in the recovery period. A month ago the index was 79.3 and a year ago T4.8. _ DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED NEW YORK. October 22.—Dividends de- lared (srepared by ‘the Standard Statistics Extra. Stk.of Pay- Rate, Fiod. record: X b RO S 20 t Lakes Dk & Dred 50c 6» & g & Tid Brewer ( Ltd Brewer ( ) fi Ltd_ Central Mlll l.lzhls Cotomela P 8475 Domestjo Pinance Dnnm Gener: Hofand 80) e Brewer ( w= 825 P saR uez C er (A & ~-1 10-25 11-1 11-1 r ADR 085 __ 10-1 Max Bancors S nitia lb: Q710-21 o T5c @-10-21 R R Tty e 37%¢ @ 1031 e @ 10-31 FINANCIAL N. & W. Announces| Regular Dividend Of $2 on Common By the Assoclated Press. NEW YORK, October fl ~—Norfolk & Western Rallway Co. has declared the regular quarterly dividend of $§2 on the common stock,.payable Decem- ber 19 to stock of record November 30. INVESTING COMPANIES NEW YORK. October 22 #,—New York 8ecurity Dealers’ Association (Noon quotations.) Admin Fund 2d Inc Amer_ Gen Equities. Am Business Shrs Basic Industry 14.53 Corporate Trust . Corp Tr AA Corp Tr Accum Se Corp Tr Accum Sel' “mod Cumulative Tr Depos Bk Sh N Depos Ins Shrs * Diversified Tr C. vid Equity Corp $3 Pldellu Pund lnc First Bos C_ North Am Bond Tr ctfs_ Nor Am Tr Shares Nor Am Tr 8h 19: Buper of Am Tr AA _ Super of Am Tr B_ Buper of Am Tr Bl Super of Al Suber of Am T8 Bupervised Shrs Fund Shrs Trustee Stand Inv Trustee 8tand Iny D . | Trusteed Am Trusteed Industry Shri_ Trusteed N Y Bk S| a seconds (88~ tralized carlots). uls cln and local s and local. 27 rrent u(menmx extias. S41 ard rsts. Poultry. five 40 lruc)u steady: hens leas than 41; pounds. 1613 4! 19° Leghorn hens 14: Rock SPrings. 101, colored. 18- Leghorn zhlckmc s 10 hite ducks roosters. 15 turkeys 41, pounds up. colored ducks. eese. 14 ! e sma mEIGHT LOADINGS. NEW YORK Octobs (7. —Revenue frelght carloadings on railroads reporting today for week ended October 19, in- | cluded: Week Pre O We ik Oy gi:m Soltie e For INVESTMENT (Estate new restdential Washing: BRADLEY, BEALL & HOWARD Phone NA. 0271. Southern Bldg. o first lrlll l!ll 6 /0 ton property. Established Over 35 Years 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 DIRECTORY COMMODITY BROKERS Jember N @ c«uwn Exena 1diaw D . L] . GRA! emvers Chicags: Boara of idlaw & Co. Westheimer & Co. L) llllll—fllnll—fl(i‘lub—llll Jemoers Comm Exchange lInc. le aw ) Secured on Homes Safety and Yield Combined SHANNON & LUCHS 1505 H ST. N.W, ~ NAT. 2345 | MONEY—— CORD CO. ORDERS STOCK DIVIDEND Holders to Receive Shares of Canadian and Ameri- can Airlines. By the Assoclated Press. CHICAGO, October 22.—Cord Corp. today announced its directors had declared a dividend on the outstand- ing shares of capital stock, exclusive | of treasury stock. The dividend was made payable November 22 to stockholders of rec- ord November 2 in the form of 36-1000 share of the capital stock of American Airlines, Inc., and 18-1000 of the capital stock of Canadian Co- lonial Airways, Inc., for every share of the capital stock of the Cord Corp. The statement said this distribue tion was made to comply with pro- visions of the airmail act of 1934, which prohibits a holding company or corporation engaged in the manu- facture of aircraft from owning or ]exercmng any control over the se- curities of other corporations holding domestic airmail contracts from the Government. RAILWAY EARNINGS. NEW YORK. October operating - income of railr today for September ineluded Norfolk & Western_S pe BONDS—STOCKS Bought—Sold—Quoted tatistics on Any Security Furnished Upon Request LOWE & CO., INC. Investment Blds. (Lobby) Nat. 4126 MONEY FOR CONSTRUCTION LOANS and LOANS ON IMPROVED PROPERTIES 5% FIRST DEED OF TRUST ONLY GEORGE 1. BORGER Suceessor to the bust TamEs P sama 643 Ind. Ave. N.W. to LOAN No Commissions—No Renewals COLUMBIA PERMANENT BUILDING ASSOCIATION 733 12th St. N.W. NA. 0352 CONSTRUCTION LOANS AND LOANS ON IM. PP.OVED RESIDEN. TIAL PROPERTY 5%2% Prompt action B. F. SAUL CO. 925 15th St. Natl. 2100 REAL ESTATE LOANS on lmprovea Property Monthly Payment Loans Straight Three Year Loans 3% INTEREST Consult Real Estate Department AMERICAN AND TRUST SECURITY COMPANY Mam Office FIFTEENTH STREET AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENVE Branches 7th and Mass. Ave.,, N. W. Eighth and H Sts.. N. E. MEMBER FEDERAL Seventh and E Sts.,S. W. 1140 Fifteenth S(.\N w. RESERVE SYSTEM