Evening Star Newspaper, October 23, 1935, Page 17

FINANCIAL BONDS ON N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE U. 5. BONDS EASY, OTHERS IMPROVE Realizing Affects Federal|$ List, but Corporates Tend to Stiffen. BOND AVERAGES 10 10 Ut For n, Unc. +.2 98.1 67.6 98.1 67.4 976 67.7 843 67.1 98.7 0.4 84.5 655 889 70.0 20 10 Rails. Indus —.1 Unc. 80.9 239.7 81.0 99.7 828 99.6 852 875 87.8100.0 764 922 89.4 92.9 745 737 682 60.2 458 400 646 422 101.1 98.9102.9 100.5 10 Low-Yield Bonds. Noon 109.4 Prev.day 1095 Month ago 109.9 Year ago. T07.7 1935 high 110.7 1935 low.. 107.9 1934 high 108.3 1934 low.. 99.1 1928 high 1044 1932low.. 8638 (Comptied by the Associated Press.) Net change. Today, noon Prev, day.. Month ago. Year 2ago-.. 1935 high By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, October 23.—An easier tone in United States Governments and a slight stiffening among domestic corporate issues were features of the | late trading on the bond market today. | After forging ahead without di culty during the forenoon profit taking appeared in the Federal list shortly after the noon hour and found a| scarcity of takers except at small con- | cessions. At the beginning of the final hour the majority were 2-32ds to 6-32ds lower. Other ‘than the weakness in New Haven issues, in reflection of the re- organization proceedings, the rail divi- sion was fairly steady and a few issues, | including Erie 5s and New York Central 5s got a point higher. Indus- trials and utilities were quiet and Washington Exchange | SALES. City & Suburban §s—$1.000 at 91, $1,000 at 91. Capital Transit Co.—10 at 1833, 2 at 1815, 4 at 1814, | Potomac Electric 5%2% pfd—1 at 11414, AFTER CALL. Washington Railway & Electric 4s— $1,000 at 10533, $1,000 at 105%. Capital Traction 55—$1.000 at 973. Woodward & Lothrop pfd—3 at 114, 4 at 1133, Bid and Asked Prices. BONDS. lypflnu-mdmumsur. TREASU RY. 2:88. High. Low. I!llQlE -47_....1013 10030 10030 !56-‘0_—_ 1006 100 1003 ———— 10221 10219 10219 35195 —So——-103 10229 10229 3345 194G-49_____ 10324 10320 10820 949-62_-——. 10317 10312 10314 eee 1081 10729 10793 338 1944-46 - 105 10427 104 2 3:- 1940-43 June 107 14 10713 10713 33,8 1941-43 Mar 10720 10717 10717 3%51943-47___. 10613 1068 10612 48 1944-64 11022 11021 11021 4%s-318 1943-45 1058 1055 1055 4148 1947-52 .. 11427 11426 11427 FEDERAL FARM MORTGAGE. . 1004 1002 1004 —e=e. 10115 10110 10111 - emmem—e- 1014 10030 1012 . 10220 10219 10220 HOME OWNERS' LOAN. 2%81939-49_____ 9930 9925 9928 381952......... 101 10027 10029 FOREIGN BONDS. High. Low. 2:58 Abitibi Pa&Pw bs 'Bl 30% Adriatic El 7862 Akershus 5s ‘63 Antioguia 7845 A Antloquia 7s ‘45 B Argentine 53362 Argentine 6s°67 A Argentine 6s ‘58 B___ Argentine 68 '59 June Argzentine 6s ‘59 Oct Argentine 6s ‘60 May Argentine 6s '60 Sept Argentine 6s 60 Oct Argentine 6s ‘61 Febr 7= Austrian 78 '57____— Bavaria S 6158 45 Belglum 68 °65 cee. Belgium 6%s 49 .. Belgium 78 ‘56 .ceeea. 113% | Belgium 7 i Berlin 65'58 Berlin Elec 6s 5! | Berlin Elec 614559 | Bogota 8s "45... Bolivia 78 *58 ccceceee Bolivia 8s "47_. Brasil 6%s '26. 51__ Brazil 6% s °27-'67 . Brazil 7852 cccaeee Brazil 8341 Bremen St 7. Brisbane 5857 Buenos A 6s ‘61 Buenos A 612s'61 Pv. BuenosA6%s'61stPv. Canada ¢s '60____. Canada 65 '53_. Chile 6s '60 Chile 6s'61 Jan_ ... Chile 6s 61 Febr..... Chile 6s°62_. Chile 68 ‘63 .. Chile 7s 42 | Chile Mtz Bk Chile Mtg Bk 6% s'61. Colombia 6s '61 Jan_. Colombia 6s'61 Oct . Copenhagen 415s 53 Copenhagen bs ‘62 Copenhagen T 5s '54. Cordoba 7s ‘57 stpd | Czechoslovakia 8s ‘52 Denmark 43%s ‘6. Denmark 5%s 'l Denmark 6s 4 Elec Pw Ger 6%5'50. Fiat deb 7s 46 Finland 6%s 56 Frankfort 6%4s '52 French Gov 7%s"41.. PUBLIC UTILITY. Asked. Amer_ Tel. & Tel s - 108 ! Am. Tel. & Tel_Col 2 | Anacostia_ & Po : | & Pot. Guar. | Sl Trnction Cii & Suburban Georgetewn _Gas 1st Pot. Elec. Pow. Con P El & Elec. 4s MISCELLANEOUS. Barber & Ross. Inc.. Chevy_Chase Club 5 Col. Country_Club 5! W.'M. Cold Storage 5 STOCKS. PUBLIC UTILITY. Amer. Tel. & Tel Capital Transit Co. W. Steamhoat (4 Wah B & B S BANK AND TRUST CO\IP\I\Y Amer. Sec. & Tr. Co. Cavital (4) Com & Bavings ( Liverty Lcoln Natl. Sa flrcmen's ational Union TITLE Golumbia (.30) al Estate’ (6) MISCELLANEOUS Carpel Corp. 5 | Lanston Monotype (4) Mergenthaler Linotvpe Peoples Drug S_pid Real Est. M_& G. pfd. ( Security Storage (5)_ Ter. Ref & Wh. Corp, Wdwd. & woth, com. (+1.20) v b pta. 10 1185 a-\ 1dem1 cemts extra. §Flat, —_— INVESTING COMPANIES NEW YORK. October 23 (. —New York Becurity Dealers’ Association (Noon quotations.) Admin Fund 2nd Inc____ ! Am Business Shrs Basic Industry_ Bullock Pund Corporate Trust Corporate Trust Corp Tr A A m: 'Trustee Stand T ’l"ru!lel lllnd Inv D ustee “B’ Trusteed N Y Bk Sh MACHINE TOOL TRADE HAILS SHARP EXPANSION By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, October 23.—“Machine tool distributors in several sections of the country report that October busi- ness bids fair to set a record,” says the American Machinist. “Business for the last quarter as a whole is ex- pected to be very good.” NEW YORK BAR SILVER. NEW YORK, October 23 (#).—Bar | Greek Gov 6s 68 | Helsingfors 6%s *60. Gelsenkirchen 6s ‘34_ Ger C Bk A 6560 Oct Ger C Bk A 7s°'50 Ger Gen El 614 con Ag 6148l 42Y% Good HS & 17s’'4 23% 103% Hung LM 7%s'61 A. 27 Hung L M 7%s'61 B Lialy 78°51 Ital P U Crd 7 Japan 6%s €5 Japan 6%s ‘54 Kreu&Toll 5s'59A cfs Lombard El 78 62 . Merid Elec 7s 57 A._. Met Water b3%s ‘50 Milan 6%s ‘52 ew So Wales 5s'57. New So Wales 6s ‘58 Nord Ry 6%s '50 * Nor Ger Lloyd 6s'47_ Norway bs'63 Norway 6345 65... Norway 6s 43 Norway 6s 44 Norway 6s ‘62 Norw Hy El 5%s 57- Oriental Dev 68 °53 .- Paris Orl Rv 5%s8'68 Pernam 7s "47 Sept coupon oft .. Peru 6s°'60 Peru 6s 61 Poland 6s " Poland 78 "47 ccmeeaee Poland 8s 50 Prussia 6s 5. Queensland 7s ‘41 Rhein-Rhur 6s 51 Rhine W El P 78 '50... 3| Riode Jan 614863 Aug coupon off___ Riode Jan 8s'46 April coupon off__ Rio Gr do Sul 75 "66 May coupon off .. Rome 6%8 ‘526 -cauem Rumania 7s°69 Aug coupon off__. Santa F' Arg 78'52 stp Sao Paulo St 6. July coupon ofl_.. 14 76 31% 34% 25 84% 69 99% 1% 8% 80% 38 81 67 Saxon Pb W 78 45._. Serbs 7s 62 unm c on Shin'su E1 P 68 '62. Stlesia Prov 78 '68__. Sydney 6%8 65 - . Tokio 5s '52 DOMESTIC BONDS. Ala Grt Sou 4s "43 102% 102% Alb&Sus 3% .Alleg Corp 58 '50 -lo. 17% Alleg Valley 4s 'IZ - B Allied Stores Allis Chalm 68 Am & For Pw 68 2030 Am Icecv 58 ‘53 - Am 1 GChb%s'49 Am Int] 6%s ‘49 108 97% 97 101 101 2% 11 2% 70% 70 T0% 1124 1124 112% 100% 100% 100% 1181% 116 118% 1013 101% 101% 109% 109% 109% 6. 109 108% 109 113% 113 113% 113% 113% 113% 113% 113% 113% 107% 106% 107% 95 94% 95 36% 35 35 27% 26% 26% 63 63 63 96 96 96 104% 104 104% 96 95% 95% 101 Am Writ Pap 6s C’L. Anglo Ch Nitr 78 '45_ Ann A 1st ex in 45’95 Ark& M B & T 68 °64. Armour & Co 4% Arm’r(Del)1st 48 55 . THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1935. High. Low. 2:5 Bang&Aroos 4s'51_.. 104% 104 104 Beech Crk ¢s ‘36 gtd.. 101% 101% 101% 48 B. 118 118 118 Beneficial L 65 "46 111% 111% 111% '60 s2. 102 101% 102 .. 102% 102% 102% 112 ‘;f B s Bos & Me 6s BklynCy RR Bklyn Edis 6843 A__ 107% *62 B 106%4 106% 76 108% Bklyn Queens C & S 1st 58 *41 stp Buff GE4%s'81 B__ Buff R&P con ¢%s ‘57 Buff R & P s '37 Bush Term cn bs '56. Bush T Bldg 6s ‘60 ... By-Prod Ck 618 45 Camag 8 7s'42 ctf: T4 Canada Sou 63’62 A_. 108% Can‘dian Nt R43%8°51 108% Can'dian Nt R4%s'66 1081 Can‘dian Nt R43%4e'67 107% Can'dian Nt R4%s'65 109% Can’dian Nt6s'69July 111% CAn’d an Nt 58’69 Oct 112% Can'dian N db61 8’46 120% Can’'dian Nr db 78 °40 103% Can’dian Pe dbuperp 85‘« 55% B4%, 108% 107% 107% 109% 109% 111% 111% 112% 112% 120% 120% 103 103 84% 85 1011 10114 991 991 4 103% 103% 25 25 21 21 20% 10 9% 9a 96 96% 417% 42 89% 89% 101% 102 101% 101% 84 8433 89% 90 107 107 105% 105% 1097% 1097 112% 112% 110 110 40% 40% 104% 105 104% 104% 108% 108% 1022 103 10 Can'dian Pc 6 '54 Cent Br U Pac ¢s'48.. Cent of Ga con bs "45. Centof Ga 5s'69C__ Cent of Ga rf 6%8 59 Cent 111 E & G b1 Cent N Eng 4s'61__. Centof N J 4s'87 Cent of N J gen 5 102 Cent Pac 1strf 48749 101% Cent Pac 636 Cert'd deb 6%8 Chesap C cv cl 65 '44. 107 Chesap Corp 58 47 106% C&04%s'95 B 109% C& O con 5’39 . 112% C&O WmSV5s'4l. 110 Chi& Altref3s'd9 .. 40% Ch1B & Qgen 48 'l ChiB&Q4%s 77 Chi B&Q ref 587 Chi B&Q 14dv 3% Chi & B 111 6s '61 ChiGL&C Chi Grt W 48 9 - Chi Ind & So 4556 CM&SLP 45 89 CM&StP gn 448 CM&StP 433889 E. CM&StP 4%s ‘89 CM&SLP b8 7 CMStP&P ad) 6s 2000 Chit & NW gn 3%s 87 Chi & NW gn 4337 __. Ch1 & NW 438 Chi& NW 43 Chi & NW 4% Chi & NW gn Chi R 1&P rf | CRI&P 4%s5°5 CR I&P 4%8'5! ctfs. Chi R J&P gn 45'88 Chi R I1&P 4%8 60 Chi T H&S 18t 63 '60_ Chi T H&S Ine 58 '60._ ! Chi Union Sta 4s'44. 106 --- 109% Chi Un Sta 4863 | Chi Un Sta 4%s°'63 A 10T% Chi Un Sta bs ‘44 Ch1 & W 1 con & CinGas El 48 68 A__. Cin Un Ter 58 2020 B. 110% CCC&StL rf 4238'1TE 723 CCC&StLrf6s 41C_ Clev Short L 4%8'61. 105 Clev Un Ter 4%8°77. 91 C! UnTer6s'73 B. 99% Clev Un Ter 53%48'72A 1034 Colon Oil 65’38 __. Ga Colo Fuel & Ir b= Col & So 43580 Columbia G & E deb 6862 April . e Columbla G & B 58°52 May Columbia G&E 5s'61. Com Inv T 5%8'49 Con Coal Mdrt 6850 40's Con Coal Md 55’560 cfs 40% ConGas N Y 4%s'51. 107 Con Gas N Y 68'57__. 1054 ConG N Y db 6%8'45 105 Cons Ry Co 4s '(u Cuba R R 6s 36 Cuba Nor RR 6% Cumb T & T 58 '37.. Del & Hud ref 4s°43... Del P & L 435571 Den & R G cn 4536 5- Det Edison 4%s'61 D 1107 Det Edison 58°62___. 109 Det Edison rf 55 65 East Cuba S 7%8°27. ETV &Gacnb5s'56- Erle 4596 Erie gen 45 '96 o caee. BErieref 5867 ccouea Erle ref 65 ‘76 Erie Gen Riv €3 115% Fed L& Trint5s°42 96 Fed Lt & Tr 51 ‘Z st 93"4 Fed Lt & Tr 6s 54 B.. Fla & C Ry 68°7¢__ Fla EC Ry 63’74 cfs.. FondaJ &R 1214 102 9613 25-45 ‘82 ctfs FtW&Den 1st5 Gen Cable 5%s Gen Steel C 5%849... Gen Thea !q t- 0. e 100% Goody'r T&R Gotham Silk H Goulo Coup 68 Gr Tr'k of Can 68 Gt N Rref ¢%| Gt N Rgen 4 Gt N R gen ¢ GtNRgenbs'73 C GtNRb6%s'62 B___. 102% 102l Gt N R gen 7536 A__ 100% 100 Gulif M& N5%8°'60_. 86 86 Har Ry-P C 1st 43’64 82 82 Houst B&T 1st 58'37 103% 103% 1035. Houston 011 6%s°40. 97 97 Hudson Coal 63 '62 42 41% Hud & Man inc 6i . 29 284 Hud & Man ref 58 '57. 84% 83% 111 Bell Tel 68 ‘66 105% 105% ’5 10313 60 90% 90% 97% 1024 100% 86 111 Cent col tr 4s ‘63.... 1l Cent +%8 66 11l Cent 68 36 Ind 111& Iowa 4s '5! 1CC&St L NO 3 inland Stl 4%4s ‘81 B. 106 Int R T 1strf bs Int R T 7832 ctfs o 1interlake 5s ‘51 Int Cement Int Grt Nr b: Int Grt Nr 5 Int Pap ref Int Rysof CA 58°12 Int T&Tcv 4%s 39, INtT&T4%s8 63— Mt T&T 6866 caee » | Pitts&WVa 43 8'60C. AT&S Fe 4%s 43 AT&SFeCA 4% Atlanta & Bir 4s'33... At] & Char AL 6s’¢4_. Atl Coast L elt Atlantic&D 1st 4 AUGEW lbll 59 _. " 100m 108% 106 Ly L 7 104% 104% 104% | James £ & C 4539 . 03 & M 4s°3 104% 104% 104% lx(: gl’"‘szllrtll’lfiel 102% 102% 102% | Kan G P & L 4%8 '51- 103% 103% 103% | Kan C Sou 1st 3560 108% 108 108% | Kan C Sou rt in 68 50 107 107 107 | KanC Ter ist 110% 110% 110% | Kan G & E 4%8 30 W M eith - 102% m 9% m Lautaro Nitr 6s ‘64 56 LVNY l1st4s'4s gtd NY4%s'e0gd. ll Harbn'54 . 6915 u V Pa cob ¢s 3003 69% | L V Pa con 4148 2003 80% | Loew's 6s "41 = 98% | Long Isl gen 45°38___ :2% Long 1sl ref 4549 Lorrillard 68 ‘$3-.c.. 118% [18% 118% | Un Pac 111% 674 56 lfl“( 91% 102% 107% 101% 73% 3% 8% T2% 73% 102 102 102 19'4 55 85 945 38% 39% 39% .~ 105% 106% 106% 104 104 104 100% 400 100% High. Low. 32:68. La & ATk 6869 .. T6% T4l 6% L &N unif 4540 .. 107% 1073 107% L& N 4382003 C___. 100% 100% 100% L &N 682003 B. e 104% 104% 104% L& Nrf5%s 2003 104% 104'% 104% L & N So Mon jt 45’62 80 80 Mrcroyss y.-'u filea ms 108 108 Market !t R! 840 A Marion St Sh 6s “ 103% 103% 103% 101% 101% 101% -. 101 100% 100% - 100% 100% 100% 33% 33% 33% 26% 26% 26% 31% 3814 31% 18% 181 181 9 9 7 23 25 68% 68 4 39 424 41% 46% 44% 19% 17% 7 24 24 24 24 MStP&SSM rf MoK &T MoK&T4s'62B._.. MoK &T4%s"18___. MOK&TGEs'62A . MoK & Tadi 68'67_ Mo Pac 43 76 __. 23 68% 40 42% 46% 23% Mo Pac bs 81 I etf: 22% Mo Pac 5348 ‘49 A 5 Mohawk & M Monong Ry Mont Cent 6 Mont Pwr bs ‘62 A._. Mont Tram bs '41 Mont T gn rf Mont Tram 5 Morris & Co 4%8°39 Mor & Esx 3%s 2000 Mount Tram 5s8°56 D_ Murray Body 6%s ‘43 Nassau El 4 Nat Acme 65 '4: Nat Dairy 5%s ‘48 .. Nat Dis P C %8 '45... Nat Steel ¢s ‘8] New J P&L ¢ 0. New Or GNR 68 83 A NewOrPS6s'62A.. New Or PS 68 ‘56 B New Or T&M ¢ %l '65 1 81 104% 104 104% 104 104 104 M5 97 97 100% 100% 100% 82 81 82 82 82 82 104 104 104 89% 88% 88% 82 82 82 195 194 195 58% 658% b68% 1025 102% 102% - 104% 104 104 101 101 101 10515 105% 106% 105% 105% N Y Cent 4s N ¥ Cent con 4 N Y Cent rf 4%s 2013 NYCrf4%s2013n.. N Y Cent ref 55 2013 NYCenteveés'ad _. NYC&StL 1s: 4s ‘37 NYC&StL 4%s 78 NYLE WC5%s'42__ NYL&EW 1st 4873 _ NY Lac&W 41:5'73 NYNH& H3%s "47_. J\;I\H&H!‘&l 4. NW | NH&H eltr | NY O&W gen 4s '55_. N Y O&W ref 45°93__ N Y Rys inc 68°65 N Y Steam 1st 63 N Y Steam 6s 56 N Y Tel gen 4 %s | Norn Pac gen 38 2047 Nor'n Pac4s'97_____ Nor'n Pac 4%s 2047_. Nor'n Pac 58 2047 C__. Nor'n Pac 65 2047__ Ogden LC 4548 1 Otis Steel 6341 e Pac Coast 5s"46_____ PacG& Ebs 'e3_____ Pac Tel 1st Pac T&T Pan-Am P C 6s'40ct 401 Param’t Pletures 6’58 9615 Parmelee 6s 44 ___ Penn R R con 43 "48._ Penn R R 43 '63_ Penn RR ¢%3s'81 D. Penn RR4%s 'S | Penn RR con 4%s “60 Penn RRgn 4% |Penn R R db 4 Penn R R 686 Phila El Co 48 '71 Phila & RC& 16813 Phila& RC& 16849 Philippine Ry 48 '37 Phillips Petr 6% s ‘39 | PCC&S!L 414877 | PCC&StL 6876 B " 1074 56% 41 22% 10113 101% Port Gen El ¢ Porto Rico A T 6s '43. Reading Jer C 45 51 Reading R 4% Reading R 4%8°'97 B Rem-R 6% 847 A ww Republic Stl 434550 Rep [&St] 58 "¢ Revere Cop&B Richfleld Of! Richfield O RG W 1stex in 4s'39 Rio G W col 48°49 A Rutland Can 4s"49___ St L IM&S R&G 4¢'32 StL IM&SR&S4s'33ct St L PANW 5848 ___. StL-SF4s'50 A StL-SPF4s Acfs. StL-SFe%s'78 __. StL-SF4%s' 78 ctf st StL-SF5s'50B.. St L-S F 65 '50 B cfs_ StLSWistés'8__ StLSW2d4s'sy___ St L8 W gn rf 58 '90. St L SW 1st ter 68'53. StPKCSL4%s 41, St P M&M ext 105% 1065 105% 105% 105 105% 104% 30% 30% 68 . 25% 25 Seabd A L ret 4s ‘59, Seabd A L 6s ‘46 cfs.. Seabd AL6s'45A__. Sharon SH6%s 48 Shell Pipe L 68 '52__. Shell Un Oil 58°47. .. Sierra & SF P 658 '49_ Silesian Am 78 Skelly O11 5%s 39 . SoconyVac 3%&'60___ So & Nor Ala b So Bell T&T bs 41 So Colo Pwr 6547 A So Pac col 4849 100 100 103% 103% 102% 102% 111% 111% 71 71 102% 102% 101 101 103 103 107% 107% 100% SoPac¢%s’'81_____. So Pac Ore 4%s 17 So Ry E‘n 48°66 Aee 38% 06 106 106 101% 101% 101% 19 19 19 2% 68% 72% 104% 104% 104% Southw Bell T 6864 Stand O1) N Y 4%s'61 Stevens Hotel 5... Studebaker v 68 "¢5. Swift & Co 3% Tenn E) Pw 68°47 A_. Texarkana 6% 50 Tex Corpcov bs ¢4 Tex & Pac 65°71 B 91 91 Third Av ref 48 ‘60 5'% 59 b9 Third A ad in ex 6860 23% 22% 23% Third Av 1st s '37 101 101 101 C 985 98% 98% 50 .. 8 88% Trenton G&H 655’49 118% 118% 118% ‘Tri-Contl Corp 58°53 113% 113% 113% UnBL&PGY%s’'54 104% 104% 104% Un Oil of Calif 48°47_ 111 111 111 UnPaclist4s’47____. 111% 111 111% On Pac Ist rt 48 5008 105% 105% 106% - 102341023 102% lfllu 103% 103% DU PONT EARNINGS REACH $35534717 Nine-Month Net of $3.22 a Share Compares With $3.10 in 1934. By the Associated Press. WILMINGTON, Del., October 23.— E. 1. du Pont de Nemours & Co.’s pamphlet report for nine months ended September 30 shows earnings applica- ble to the common stock of $35,534,- B 717, or $3.22 a share on 11,051,343 |3 average shares outstanding. 2! This figure, which included dividends from the company’s General Motors |1, investment equivalent to $1.13 on each o share of Du Pont common, compares with $34,333,075, or $3.10 a share, for the first nine months of 1934, which included the same dividends from General Motors. For the third quarter, earnings ap- plicable to the common were $16,- 314,708, or $1.48 a share, including dividend from General Motors equal mon, against second-quarter earnings of 89 cents, including dividend from General Motors equal to 22!, a share. In the third quarter of 1934 total earnings were $1.24 a share on the Du Pont common stock, which in- cluded dividend from General Motors investment equivalent to 68 cents a share on Du Pont common stock. After provision for Federal taxes and interest on bonds of subsidiary com- panies, net income for the first mine months of 1935 was $40,154,667, com- pared with $38,727,818 for the first nine months of 1934. For the September quarter net in- come was $17,704,182, compared with 1933, NEW YORK, October 23 (#).—Cor- porate earnings reports issued today included: Jones & Laughlin. Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp and subsidiaries, September quarter, net profit, $233,914, equal to 40 cents a share of 7 per cent cumulative pre- ferred stock on which there is an ac- cumulation of unpaid dividends. This compares with net profit of $44,412, or 7 cents a share of preferred in the June quarter and net loss of $1,826,- 227 in the third quarter of 1934. For nine months to September 30, net! loss, $516,463, against net loss of | $2,864,499 in the like period last year. Brunswick-Balke. Brunswick-Balke-Collander Co. and subsidiaries, September quarter, profit, $222,704 after charges but before Fed. eral taxes against $62,577 in the pre- ‘ vious quarter and $69,312 in the third | quarter of 1934. Nine months to| September 30, profit of $63,635, against $48,181 in the like period last year, MacAndrews & Forbes, MacAndrews & Forbes Co., Sep-| tember quarter, net profit, $215,383; equal to 61 cents a common share, against $239.132, or 69 cents a share, in the June quarter and $231,536, or 66 cents, in the third quarter, 1934. American Machine. American Machine & Metals, Inc, and subsidiaries, September quarter, net profit, $87,726; equal to 30 cents a share of capital stock, against $80,087, | or 28 cents a share, in the June quar- ter and net loss of $12,291 in the Sep- tember, 1934, quarter. Chicago Grain By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, October 23.—~Wheat suf- fered decided setbacks in price late today, owing a good deal to bearish estimates of Canadian supplies. A leading Canadian unofficial au- thority put the Canadian wheat total at 505,447,000 bushels. This compared with 485,944,000 a year ago. Wheat closed weak, ’;-1% under yesterday’s finish, December .99%-7, Corn % off to 3, up, December 61%-12, oats 1z-!s down, and pro- vislons varying from 15 cents decline Chicago Cuh Mn.rket Cash wheat, No. 2 red, 1.05} 3 hard, 1.15%. Corn, No. 3 mixed 87%; No. 2 yellow, 88, lake bllllnl. Oats, No. 3 white, 26%a29%; No. 4 white, 252; sample grade, 221,224%. No rye. Buckwheat, No. 1, 1.10. Soy beans, No. 2 yellow, 81a81%3, Chicago; | No. 3 yellow, 81. Barley, feed, 30a48; malting, 48a80. Timothy seed, 2.50a 2.90 hundredweight. Clover seed, 11.50a15.75 hundredweight. Liverpool Grain Prices. LIVERPOOL. =October 23 (#.—Wheat futures closed steady. u- Clou 1‘ch Qetober . 91 Decemt Mareh nn% May __ oo8% hai . i Ao R 3 8813 [88% .88% __.___ Norfolk & Western Railroad.— Common share earnings, nine months ended September 30, were $11.17 vs. $10. h, Low. 2:55. Un Pac é%s Unit Biscuit & Unit Drug 68°63. - Univ Pipe & R 6: U S Rubber §s'47 Utah L& TEs ¢4 A Ouan P& Lbsdd_ Vanadium ev 68 68’66 A mu 104% 104% 112% 112 112 21 ‘Warren Br ov W 8h l- Glll‘l [ West'n Ma 1at ¢s°63.. West'n Md 5%317 WestnNY&P ll‘fll"li West'n Pac 68’46 A as West'n Un ¢%s 50 West'n Un el Y.: ‘lrn % 104% 106% 104% 104% 104% 104% m 106% 106% 26% 26% m 98% 98% 104% 104% 104% 98% 0 lo m-cntn 4849 ct. ‘oungtn S&T 68°70 B ”55 uuummu 10‘ to 68 cents a share on Du Pont com- | © | Oregon. Seat Price Climbs To New 1935 High On Stock Exchange. lnhAuomud Press. October 23.—Ar- rmemen'.s were made today for the sale of a New York Stock Exchange seat st $140,000, a galn of $10,000 from the previous transfer. The transaction established a new high value for 1935, the previous peak having been $135,000 established Sep- tember 7. Washington Produce e-pound prints (92 score), ; 1-pound prints (90 score), 29: 1-pound prints (89 score), 17818 /; smoki lard. T8alo; Lmu 10.25a10 51 rough: Ealves. 90081000, Tambs; 800 Prices by the United States Bureau of Agricultural Economics: EGGS—Market steady to firm. Nearby current receipts 'z higher. Ourrent re- ceipts, 31% to 33'3 cents; hennery whites, 45 to 38 cents. Government graded and dated white eggs (including grading and )‘r}lxrkeunx costs a) ‘PoIl Colored, he pounds " 14 ppounds and uj a 1d hens and old Gllinea’fowl: Youhs, 7081.00° pair. Fruits and Vegetable Sales in large lots by original re- ceivers up to 5 am. today. APPL] e nch mlmmum minimum. a1 inch 8. $15,174.220 for the same period of | jon ' nch mlmmum. . Delicious, fancy “and fancy. 1 1.50. Staymans, wira fancy and fancy, 1.85a1 ade, 1.35a1.60: Golden Delicio combination gitra fancy” and fancy, 1.75. according o size. CABBAGE—One Pennsylvania arrived: one unbroken car on track. gmdmu gemand 1 combination 90; € roun: cks domestic HONESDEWS-No carlot arrivals: three broken cars on track. Supplies mndenu demand light: market st Colo: standard crates, s and poorer_lower. CELERY—No_carlot_arrivals: on “track. Supplies moderat slow: market dull. New York, Wwashed. 4:6 dosen, UCE—N no cars _demand arrivals: three broken and three unbroken' cars on track Western stock: Supplies modera! slow: market weak. crates. Iceberg type faip condition, 2.50u3 00, ONIONS—One Idaho arrived; e o e on Supplies moderate; demand_I dull. Fifty-pound sac No. 1: Minnesota and i0, yellows” U.'S "No. 50-pound " sa: inches and Pear Pi PEARS—One California. one Oregon ar- rived: one broken and two unbroken cars on track gemand fight: market steady New Yor bushel baskets Bartletts. U. 8. No. 1. 1 bushel baskets Seckels. U. 8. No, stock: Boxes. Bartletts. California. ). Oregon, Boscs, extra fancy. No. 1, 3 0a’ 'EAS —No_carlot arrivals: no cars on Supplies light: demand light: mar- ., California, bushel hampers. aho. one Maine ar- rived; 3 broken and 10 unbroken cars on track. ~Supplies moderate: demand light 100-pound sacks, Round Whites. 1. market. weak ' Pennsylvania New Jersey 5al 4 Michigan. mostly around 1 0. market steady. 100-pound sacks. Russet Burbanks, U. 8. No. 1. 1.90a2 . SWEET POTATORS-No eariot arrivals no cars on track. Supplies moderate: d mand very siow: market steady. bushel baskets. Puerto Ricans. :_few higher XED VEGETABLES—No carlot ar- rivals: no_cars on tra A BEANS Supgiles moderate: de- t_weak. Bushel ham- 5 OKRA—Practically no supplies on the market CARROTS—No carlot arrivals: 1 broken car on track. Supplies moderate: demand light: m et Wi or W lettuce cratesbunched. sylvania. bushel baskets SPINACH—Supplies very slow: market dull. | baskets_ 40-50c. A ne California arrived: 1 car 1 car reconsign ken and 4 unbroken cars on track. Eastern stock Supplies light: demand lloth n{lrkel dull liberal: demand diverted: taining uart $1.00 2-quart baskets Con- cords 8 cartons containing 12, 2-quart baskets Concords $1.00; Wastern stock: California. lugs. Thompso: less, $1.75; Flame Tokays. $1 "5 Ribiers. Caulifiower Prices Weak. CAU! OWER__No carlot, arriva cars on _tri upplics. liberal demana very llo-mnurket weak. New York. crates. TOMATOES—Two Californis arrived: broken and Supplies_moderate; demand slow: market ‘alifornia lug boxes. ripes Surning wranped. 0x8 and larger. $1.75- 2.00: wasty $1 0. BROCCOLI--No carlot arrivals: 1 broken car on track. Truck uceum liberal; sup- plies liberal: demand w: 1.50; - weak. Crates: New Jersey. ORANGES—Four c-luom- arrived: 2 cars diverted; 2 broken and 6 unbroken fornia. 2 boxes. Velen- 3.50. according to grade and size. GRAPEFRUIT—Florids. boxes. 31.75- 2.50. according to grade and s LEM obrie boxes. $5.50-8.00, according to grade and size [PS—] bushel bas- ‘ennsylvani Kets. 75c PPLES—New York, bushel bas- 12 kets, 1:2581.30. AVOCADOS—Florida. boxes. BEETS—Pennsylvania. bunched.” 25. KALE—Maryland, el baskets, 35 250, TURNIPS—Pennsylv: r bunch. baskets. Ttaly, best, 10%all: flbsg'—cflllonul‘ fats, poor condition. IES—New Jerseys. % bar- rel bofiel 90a3.00. SPROUTS — California, AND, CUCUMBERS—No sup- S—-er!llnd. 25a1.00, each, according to size. SALAD—Maryland, bushel baskets, baskets. 40a50. OLLARDS—VIrflnh. bushel BANANAS—One ear arrived: one un- g M L. C. L, Express Arrivals. Florida—145 luu :vnudnl 56 lugs limes. 10 bushel ates kumquats, =2 bush!l baskets okra 42 bushel baskets ash. 110 bushel baskets P Cnmomh 48 10-pound boxes Penn- sylvani 3-pound baskets mushroo Delaware. 65 3-pound baskets muchrooms. North Carolina. 27 J-bushel ~baskets bushel baskets drums plies on the m PUMPKIN: NEW YORK PRODUCE. ORK, October 20 (7. —Esgs. 19.- tt] u;‘r"ulletwnlmmm fresh _receipis. 5 -a Siandards snd commercial siand: frige: rs. special "u» a7, thecks, 1 oiher mixed ions numr i3.450; -unm{; frmer. Cream. “'avnzs%. haiimed (30 I ee“" 417'4 292; firm. Pneu unehnnd teady to firm. By frei ‘cflcns‘ 17023 "other treight srades - M:A. S 27828 CHICAGO !lODUCE 4M —Poult: CHICAGO, lve, 2 08 leu 103% 102% 103% | Leg] h Creamery extras (92)- 21 27'/4. (86- ::dl 90, un‘rll!l.l 2 Ya: fresh ., 25‘%. s g 87). car- Eastern stock: Supplies light; | two bro- | Virginia. bushel | 3 unbroken cars on lntk 1 FINANCIAL, STEEL RATE RISE SLIGHTLY IN WEEK Iron Age Reports Activity About Steady, With Climb Unrealized. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, October 23.—Though steel production gained slightly over last week, operations have been on a “plateau” since late in September and expectations of higher operating levels remain unrealized, Iron Age reported today in its weekly summary. ‘The rate of production for the cur- rent week was estimated at 52'; per | cent, compared with 52 per cent in the previous period. “Expansion of automotive demand for steel is much slower than had been looked for and added support from the construction industry ll| still prospective rather than a pres- ent reality,” the review declared. “With the industry still marking time awaiting developments scrap prices have again wavered. A num- ber of grades have declined at De- troit, and at Pittsburgh heavy melt- ing steel has receded 25 cents a ton, depressing the Iron Age scrap com- posite from $12.67 to $12.58 a ton. “Steel orders from makers of farm equipment and road machinery are beginning to show seasonal curtail- ment. On the other hand there has been a moderate seasonal improve- ment in demand from makers of toys and household appliances and from the furniture trade. “The automotive industry, on which further gains in steel output are primarily dependent, has lost none of its optimism despite the slowness with which it is moving into new model production. Assemblies for October are now estimated at 175,000 units, or about 25,000 less than earlier fore- casts, but a sharp turn is said to be assured during November. For INVESTMENT Real Estate BRADLEY, BEALL & HOWARD Phone NA. 0271. Southern Bldg. Established Over 35 Years MONEY FOR CONSTRUCTION LOANS and LOANS ON IMPROVED PROPERTIES 512% FIRST DEED OF TRUST ONLY GEORGE L. BORGER Suceessor to the busin JAMES F. !“Am e 643 Ind. Ave. N.W. Action on A.III“‘I Real Estate Mortgage and Guaranty Corporation 1610 K St. NW. Phone Nat. 1103 0 LOAN No Commissions—No Renewals COLUMBIA PERMANENT BUILDING ASSOCIATION 733 12th St. NW. 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