Evening Star Newspaper, October 25, 1935, Page 19

FINANCIAL - RAILROAD BONDS DISPLAY FIRMNESS New Haven Issues Down, but Carrier Leaders Advance Further. BOND AVERAGES 20 10 10 10 Rails. I'd’st. Util. Por'n, Net change. +.2 +.1 Unc. +.2 Today, noon 81.6100.1 98.2 68.2 Prev. day... 81.4100.0 98.2 68.0 Month ago. 83.0 99.6 97.8 67.7 Year 846 87.1 841 673 1935 87.8100.0 98.7 70.4 1935 764 92.2 845 655 1934 89.4 929 889 700 1934 745 73.7 683 60.2 1932 458 400 646 422 1928 high..lDI 1 98.9102.9 1005 10 Low Yield Bonds. Noon .... 109.4 Prev. day. 109.3 Month ago 109.9 Year ago. 107.6 1935 high 110.7 1935 low. 107.9 1934 high 108.3 1934 low. 99.1 1928 high 104.4 1932 low. 868 (Compiled by the Associated Press.) By the Assoclate” Press. NEW YORK, October 25.—The bond market derived helpful leader- ship today from the railroad list, ' By private wire direct to The Star. TREASURY. High. Low. 2:85. 235 1945-47 oo 16030 10024 10024 2%819556-60 1006 9931 9931 38 1946-48 10218 10214 10214 3s1951-55 _ 3148 1946-49 3148 1949-5 10312 1038 3% s 1940-43 June 1079 1079 3% s 1941 - 10724 10724 38194 - 10428 10423 10423 3% 5194347 cce. 10614 10611 10611 83,8 1946-66___. 10826 10826 10826 48 1944-5¢ 11018 11016 11017 4% 8-3%8 1943-45 1056 105 105 FEDERAL FARM MORTGAGE. 381947 --- 10114 10110 10110 351949 -—--1013 1012 1012 34819 -. 10218 10218 10218 HOME OWNERS’ LOAN. 2%81939-49____. 9928 9923 9924 381952 - 10030 10024 10024 FOREIGN BONDS. High, Low. 2:55. Abitibi Pa&Pw 6863 31 30% 31 Agr Mtg Bk Col s *48 April cou on_... Akershus bs 63 Alpine Mont 8 7s *55- Antloquia 7s 45 B __ Antloquia 1st 7s '57.. Argentine 6%s 62__. Argentine 6s°57 A Argentine 6s '58 B Argentine 68 '69 June 10724 17 95% 89 % Ta Australia ¢3%s ‘66, Australia 68 '65__. Australia 68 ‘57, Austrian 78 57 ceeeen T 2Q 6s 96 F - ret 532000 D ref 6895 C 0O PLE&W V 4541 Swn bs ‘50 & O Toledo 4s ’5’ PRVDWDEE > (LI LR 00000c0 =] L] Beth Sti rf db 5a 42 Bos & Me 4%s 61J__ Bos & Me 58 '65 _ ... Bos & Me &8 Bot Con M 6%s 34 Bklyn M T 5849 A__. Bklyn M T 65 ‘68 A__ Bklyn Un El 68 60 _. Bklyn Un Gas 6546 Buff R&P con 41%s ‘57 BCR&Nclbs'3s . BCR& N 5834 ctfs_ Bush Term cn 63 ‘55 Bush T Bldg 68 '60 _. By-Prod Ck 6%s '45.. Callf Packing 6s 4 Can'dian Nt R4%4s8'57 Can'dian Nt R43, 5’65 Can'dian Nt5s'69July Can'dian Nt 65'69 Oct Can'dian Nt R 6s '70 Can'dian N db6 % 5'46 Can’dlan Nr db 7s 40 Can'dlan Pc db4sperp Can’dian Pc 4846 Can‘dian Pc 4%s ‘60 Can'dian Pc 5344 cfs Can‘dian Pc 6s ‘54 Caro Cent con 4s '49_ Carth & Ad 4s'81 gtd Cent of Ga con 53 "45 Cent of Ga 58 '69 C High. Low. 2:55. 50 49% 50 106% 106% 106% 100 99% 99% 56% b55% 56% 105% 105% 106% 2 "N 72 103% 43 T2 221 HE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. BONDS ON N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE Low. 2:55 44% 4d4% 1338% 138% 106 106% 100 100 IISK ll!\fi T4% 106 105&( High. Leh V RR con 582008 44% Ligg & Ilyr 18°44. 133! Loe ‘41 Long Lorrillaré La & Ark 68 Lou & Jeft Bm 48745, xosu LouG&EBS'52 A L &N unif L &N 4%s2003C 100% L& N Atl K&C 4556 105% M'Cro'y85148'41 illed 107% McKess & R 6% 50 102% | Manhat R 4s 71 Manhat R 48 90 ctfs. 68% Marion St Sh 6s'47__ Mead Co 6s '45 Met Ed 1st rf 4 68 Mich Cent 3%s '52 Mich Cent 4540 _ Mich Cent 4%s Midvale S&0 b8 MIIER&SLG6s61. Mil E R&S L vt 51'1'1' 105% 105% 107% 107% MStP&SSM 6s 38 gt. MStP&SSM 5348 '49. MStP&SSM 5%8'78_ Mo (11 68 ‘59 Mo Pac 45 T8 Mo Pac bs 77 F.. Mo Pac 6s ‘80 H. Mo Pac 6s ‘81 | Mo Pac 6%s 49 Mont Pwr 6362 A Mont Tram 6s ‘41 Mor & E: Mor & Muiray Body 638 ‘42 Nassav El 4s 51 gtd Nat Dairy 6%s 48 | up to that recorded for the week pre- TRADE IS CHECKED BY WARMWEATHER Sales Volume Holds Above 1934 Levels Despite Recessions in Week. By the Associated Press. \ NEW YORK, October 25.—The re- currence of warm and unsettled weather “restricted the distribution of merchandise during the week," ac- cording to the weekly review of Dun & Bradstreet, issued today. “Retailers in some parts of the country recorded the smallest totals in | nearly two months, although the com- parative figures of a year ago general- ly were exceeded,” the survey said. “Retail sales barely were on a par with those of the week preceding. When compared with the showing for the corresponding 1934 period, how- ever, few losses were recorded, the estimated increase for the country over the 1934 totals ranging from 2 to 12 per cent. “Neither in reorders nor fresh com- mitments did wholesale volume come FRIDAY, OCTOBER 25, Weekly Total of 732,947 ceding, the slower movement of mer- chandise at retail resulting in many | buyers postponing their trips until the weather will have turned more favorable. “No significance was attached to the | ©f revenue freight for the week ending | 1935. CLIMAX MOLYBDENUM WILL INCREASE STOCK By the Assoctated Press. NEW YORK, October 25.—Follow- ing an increase in capital stock, the Climax Molybdenum Co. indicated to- day that its recently announced pro- duction expansion program would be continued. Stockholders ratified the plan for increasing capital stock to 3,000,000 shares from 1,000,000 shares, with the 840,006 shares outstanding to be ex- changed on the basis of three new shares for each old share. FREIGAT LOADINGS DOWN 1377 CARS Represents Increase of 92,220 Over 1934. NEW YORK. October . dsusted Weekly index of freignt car loadings: based on 1629-30 as 100. declined to- day to 6K.6 compared with 69.1 the previous week and 59.9 a year pre- viously. "Fhe range of recent veal High Low .. By the Associated Press The Association of American Rail- roads announced today that loadings REPUBLIC STEEL lended September 30 a net profit of FINANCIAL WE PURCHASE | INSTALLMENT AND COMMERCIAL PAPER Dealers Credit, Inc. 209 Woodward Blds.. 13th & H Sts. N.W. | nqn 1 2003 | EARNINGS DECLINE Profit of $507,731 Left, After Loss From Sale of Securities. By the Associated Press. CLEVELAND, October 25.—Repub- | lic Steel Corp. reported today the parent corporation and subsidiaries made a net profit of $507,731 in the third quarter of 1935. In publishing its consolidated in- | come account, the corporation pointed | out that the profit was over,and above a $177,000 loss on sale of se- curities held in the investment ac- count. The $507,731 profit ,compares mth a net of $922,329 in the second quar- ter of 1935 and a net loss of $2,998, 000 in the third quarter of 1934. Republic stated net earnings of $3,- 264,295 for the first nine months of 1935 represented “the most satisfac- tory period in the history of the cor- poration,” which was organized in April, 1930. For the first nine months | of ‘1;::;311); company showed & loss | MONEY— to LOAN Tide Water Associated. No Commissions—No Renewals For lNVESTMENT Notes, well secure new residential Wa: BRADLEY, BEALL & HOWARD Phone NA. 0271. Southern Bldg. 0/ first trust Real E 6% ton propert. Established Over 35 Years MONEY FOR CONSTRUCT ON LOANS and LOANS ON IMPROVED PROPERTIES 5Y2% FIRST DEED OF TRUST ONLY GEORGE . BORGER ‘Tide Water Asociated Oil Co. and subsidiaries report for the nine months | $5.829,237, equivalent, after dividend which furnished many substantial | requirements on the 6 per cent pre- gains. Other corporate groups responded with a general show of firmness. United States Governments eased | from their best levels of the forenoon | and in the late trading the range was mixed with advances up to 4-32ds of * a point and losses up to 3-32ds. Buoyancy in the carrier obligations was in the face of renewed weakness in New Haven issues, several of which were off arcund a point. Those of Erie, New York Central, Nickel Plate, Baltimore & Ohio and South- ern Railway stood out in the upward movement. Wash@l;—[i&mnge | SALES. Lanston Monotype—10 at 65, 65, 10 at 65. AFTER CALL. Potomac Electric 5'2% 115. Potomac Electric 67 pfd—7 at 11014, Lanston Monotype—10 at 65. Mergenthaler Linotype—10 at 39. City & Suburban 5s—$1,000 at 91%, ! $1,000 at 9135. Bid and Asked Prices. BONDS. PUBLIC UTILITY. Amer. Tel. & Tel Am. Tel. & Tel lpcm 4125 © B Tel 35 Cnm!«l ‘Traction R. & Suburban Wash. Gas Tie! Wash. Rwy. & Elec (ISCELLANEOUS. Barber & Cnevy Chase Ciub Col._Country_Club 5! W. M. Cold Storage 5s-. STOCKS. PUBLIC UTILITY. Amer. Tel. & Tel. Gepital Transic Co. 18% e w o Wash. Ry. & EI Wash. Ry. & Ei BANK AhD TRUST COMPANY. Amer. Sec. & Tr. Co 203 Capital (4) WaamEhen &' @i FIRE INSURA! American (12 Firemen's 0 National Union ( TITLE ‘olumbia (.30) al Estate’ (6 MISCELLANEOUS. Carpel Corp. (1.60)_ Lanston Monotype (3)_. ergenthaler Linotype eoples Drug S _vid. (5 M . pfa. ( C C 48 Wdwd. &.nth om. (11.20) 40 Wdwd. & Leth. pid. (i)~ -113'3 *Ex dividend 125 cents extra. §Flat. ————— INVESTING COMPANIES NEW YORK. October 23 Serumr Dealers’ Associa! Admin_Fund Amer Gen Eq ~Am Business Sh Basic Industry - Bullock Fund Fixed Trust Sh B__ Fund Investors Inc nd Tr Shrs A ustee Stand In Trustee Stand Inv_ Trusteed Am Bk *B’ usteed Industry Shrs. usteed N Y Bk Shrs.-. FOREIGN EXCHANGES. JYORK. October 25 ()—Porelsn Laisini o DAt S8R2IRBEETZIN Bl Domand." 8.1%5m: De;':mds——n:lilum (1684 Germany. free, 40.2 tourist, 25.00; Teg. com: cables, Atlantic, Gulf & West Indies Steam- «ship Lines—Deficit, eight months ended August 31, was $923,753, vs. deficit $533,068. Y Nat Dis P C 438 45 at Steel 48 65 R M4%s 26 asst Belgium 6: 65. Belgium Bergen Cit: h 60 Cent of Ga rf 5%s '59 Cent Hud G&E 5s°57. Cent 11l E& G 58 B1. lull, however, as low inventory posi- | October 19 were 732,947 cars, a de- tions, growing shortages of some of | Crease of 1327 below the preceding the most popular goods, and @ rising | Week and an increase of 92220 above 10 at pfd—35 at| { Tokio El Lt 6s°63 Berlin 6%s8°50 Berlin Elec 6s 55 _. | Berlin Elec 6%s 51 _ Berlin El Ry 618 56. Boltv Bollvll l 69 Brazil 7s ‘52 | Brazil 8s°41 26 Brisbane 65 '58 93% 91y 94 73 5713 53 { Buenos A C 68 '60 Oct Buenos A C 645 '55 . Buenos A 6s'61 Pv_ Buenos A 6s ‘61 st Py BuenosA6%s'61stPv. Bulgaria 7348 '68 May coupon off__. Caldas 7%s '46 | Cauca Valley 13846 Canada 4s '60 Canada 4%s 36 Canada 5s ‘52 Carlsbad 8s ‘54 Chile 63 ‘60 Chile 6s ‘61 Jai Chile 6s 61 Febr.. Chile 6s '62_ [ Chile6s 63 Chile Mtg Bk 6561 Chile Mg Bk 65 '62 - Chilean Mun L 7s 60 Coiombia 6s'61 Jan_. Colombia 6s 61 Oct Col Mtg Bk 612547 Col Mtg Bk 7s 46 | Col Mtg Bk 7s'47_ Copenhagen 4148 5. Copenhagen 53 62 Copenhagen T 5s "54. Cordoba 78 57 stpd... Costa Rica 7s '61 A May coupon on. Cuba 5%s 45 Denmark 4%s ‘62 Denmark 6s ‘42 | Dominic 1st 5%: Dominic Ist 5% Dominic 2d 5%8 40 Finland 6s 45 __._ | French Gov 75 49 French Gov T%s 41 Ger C Bk A6s'60 July Ger C Bk A 7s'50 | Ger Gov 534865 stpd - | Ger Gov 5345'65 unst. Ger Prov & City Bk con Ax 6343868 __ 124 = 94 9 1044 101 110% 47 123 124 124 12% 11 11% 10 19% GrtC El Jap %8 | Harp Min 6s 49 ww_. Helsingfors 6%: ltaly 1861 ... . 1tal Crd P W 78 47 B. Japan 6%s €5 Japan 634864 Kreu&Toll 65'59A cfs | Lombard EI 7s ‘52 Low Aus HE 6235’44 Merid Elec 7367 A Milan 618’52 New So Wales New So Wales 53 58 Mex 45 '10-45asst sm Nord Ry 6%s 50 | Nor Ger Lloyd 6s"47. Norway 6s ‘63 Norway 6s ‘62 Nuremberg 6s '52_. Oriental Dev 6%s ‘58 Oslo 6s '55 Panama 58’53 Paris Orl Ry 5%s°68 Peru 6860 ccaeeeee. Peru 65 61— caeeeeae Poland 6s '40. Poland 7847 oo Poland 8s°50.- .. Prague Gtr 1%s ’52 i Prussia 6s'52_ Prussia 6%s 5 Rhine W El P 6: Rio de Jan 648 63 Aug coupon off . Rlo de Jan 8s 46 April coupon off__ Rio Grdo Sul 6863 June coupon oft__ Rio Gr do Sul 78 66 May couponoff __ Rio Gr do Sul 7s ‘67 June coupon off .. Rio Gr do Sul 8s '46 April coupon off __ Rome 63%s ‘62 2 Santa F Arg 75'52 stp Sao Paulo C 6%s '57 May coupon off___ | Sao Paulo C 8s ‘52 coupon off Sao Paulo St 6s 63 July coupon oft Sao Paulo St 7s 40 Sao Paulo St 8550 July coupon off___ Serbs 7s 62 unm con Silesia Elec 6145 46 i Silesian Bk 65 "47.... Sydney 5348 55 - cauu. Tokio b8 ‘52 Tokio b3%s ‘61_ Tyrol Hy E11%s ‘65 Unit S § Copen 65’37 Un St Wk 6%s ‘51 A. Gruguay 6560 Uruguay 8s 46 | Vienna 6s'52 May c o Westphal E1 P 6s ‘53 Yokohama 6= ‘61 84% DOMESTIC BONDS. Adams Exp 4s 48 96% 961 Alb&Sus 3 46 gtd. 102 102 102 Alieg Corp 4“4 TM% Alleg Corp bs 43 67% Alleg Corp b8 '60 28% Alleg Corp 68 '60 stp- Allled Stores 4% '50 97% Allis Chalm bs ‘37 Am Beet Sug cv 65’40 Am & For Pw bs 2030 Am Int1 6%s 49 Am I GChb6%s 49 Am Roll Mill 4% s 49 AmT&T 4%8'39 Am T & Tcltrbs” AmT & Tdeb b AmT&T deb 63 65 AmT&TE%s'¢3 Am Type Fd 6540 ote 13 113 113 120% 117% 119% 110% 109% 110% 105 108% 108% 114 113 113% 118% 113% 113% 1135 113% 113% 6T% 67% 67% 107% 106% 107 943 94 94 36 34% 384% 29% 281 28% 65% 64% 65% 104% 104% 104% 96 95% 95% 104% 104% 104% 104 103% 104 103% 103% 103% 108% 108% 108'% 107% 107% 107% 110% 110% 110% 4% 93% T4% 6 Anglo Ch Nitr 7s Ann A 1st ex in & Arm’r(Del)1st 4s ‘65 Armstrong Ci 4850 5| AT&SFeCA w.ru Atl Coast L 1st 4; Atl Coast L clt 89% Atl Atlantic&D 1st 35 Atlan! 28% tic&D 24 48 dl 12% | Cent N Eng 4s 61 Cent of N J 45 ‘87 Cent of N J gen Cent Fac 1st rf 4849 Cent Pac 6s "60 Cent P Th Sh L 4s'54 Cert'ddeb 6ly8 48 Chesap Ccv cl bs'44. Chesap Corp 5s 47_. |C&Ogen 414892 C&O4%s'93 A !(‘&ow.-'ss B | C& O conss 39 Chi & Altref 3s ChiB&Qgen 4s 58 ](,h! B&Q ref 687 |ChiBaQIdva | Chi & E 11} [ Chl & E I11 5551 ctfs ChiG L &C5s'37. Chi Grt W 48 69 | Chi Ind & So 4s '56 __. CMS&StP gn 3145898 | CM&StP 45 89 CM&StP 4%s ‘89 | CM&StP bs ‘75 CMStP&P adj 58 2000 Ch1 & NW gn 234s 87 {Ch1 & NW gn 4s 87 | Ch1 & NW gn 45’87 st | Ch1 & NW 4348 2037 Chi & NW 41482037C Chi& NW 4% 49 Chi & NW rf 68 2037 CENW Nr W 63%s 36 Chi Rys 15t 58°27 __ Chi R 1&P rf 45 ‘34 Chi R I&P rf 45’34 cf CR &P 434552 CR I&P 414852 ctfs Chi R I&P 4%5 60 Chi T H&S 1st 5560 Chi T H&S fne 5s '60 Chi Un Sta 4863 {Chi Un Sta 4%3 63 A Chi Union Sta 48 '¢4. Ch1& W I con 4363 Chi& W 15%s 62___ Childs & Co & Chile Cop deb 5 CCC&SIL rf 4% 5'717E CCC&StL rf 5863 D. CinGasEl 48 68 A__ Cin Un Ter 68 '57 C. Clev Un Ter 414877, Clev Un Ter 6513 B Clev Un Ter 65724 Colo Fuel & Ir 65 "43_ Colon Ol 65 ‘38 Colo Ind cl tr Col&So4%s'8 ' Columbia G & E deb 6852 Aphil Colum aG&E Columbia GAE 6361 Com Inv T 6%s'49 Con Coal Md rf 5s '50 Con Coal Md 65’50 cfs ConGas N ¥ 4145 ‘51 ConG N Y db5l%s'45 Cons Ry Co 4s ‘54 Consumers Pw s '52 Container deb 5s 43_ Container 6s 46 Crown C& S 6s '47.__. Cuba R R 6s 36 Del & Hud ref 4s“43_ Den & R Gen s ‘36 Den & RG W 6s '55 Det Edison 4 Det Edison 55 Det Riv Tun 43%s°'61_ DuiSS&At5s'37_.. Erfecv 43’53 A. Erie 4596 Erie gen ¢s'96.., Erferef 6867 camee. Erferef 5s'75._ | Fed Lt & Tr int 5542 Fed Lt & Tr 6542 Fed Lt & Tr 6s ‘64 B_. Fla EC Ry 6874 _ Fla ECRy 6s'74 cfs. Gen Am Inv bs 62 Gen Cable 5%s ‘47 Gen Steel C 5148 '49_. Gen Thea Eq 68 '40 . Gen Th EQ 6s '40 efs. 1D GtNRgen4%s'17B GtNRgenbss'73C_. GtNR56%8'63 B, 6 Guilf M & N 5s '50 Har Ry-P C 1st 48 Hoe Val 4%s 99 Hoe (R) 6%s '3 Houston 011 6% H'satonic con Hudson Coal 68 °b: Hud & Man inc Hud & Man ref 5s ‘57 11l Bell Tel 68 58 111C 1st ext 3%s'51. 111 Cent coll tr 4s '53_ 111 Cent col tr ¢s '63. 111 Cent ref 435§ ___ 1l Cent s%s 66 1l Cent ref b Il Cent 835 36 Il Cent WL 1st 45 51 111 Cent Ltch 3s'51 _ 111 Cent Omaha 3s 51 ICC&StL NO 4%s 63 ICCaSt L NO 53 ‘63 Ind & Louisv 4s IntRTT7s 32 IntRT 78" Int Ag col 55 Int Cement Int Grt Nr 6 Int Hydro EI 6844 Int Pap 1st 68 47 A Int Pap ref s ‘55 Int Rys of C A 68°'72. IntT& Tcv 4%8°39. IntT&T4%s8'63 . IntT&T68'65 . IntRT6s'33 _ __ Inv Equity 5547 A—_ InvEq6s 48 Bxw... James F&Cds'39.__. KanCFS& M 4s°38 Kan CFS&Mrts4s'36ct Kan C Sou 1st 3s 60 Kan C Sou rf in 63 50 ‘Kn““c"u: 18t 45 °60. s * o Kendall 6%5°48 ww.. Laclede Gas 5839 . Laclede G 6%s 53 C.. Laglede G 63 D. 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Y Putnam 4s '93 Steam 1st Niag Sh 5%8 ‘50 | Norf&W 1st 4s North Am Co b 1. | North Am Ed 68’57 A North Am Ed 58 North Am Ed 6348 63 Nor'n Pac gen 33 2047 Nor'n Pac ‘97 | Nor'n Pac 433 2047 Nor'n Pac 58 2047 C_. Nor'n Pac 9815 Nor'n St P 1stss'41A 106% Ogden L C 4s 48 23 Ohto Pub Ser 74848 113 Ore RR & N 4546 Ore Sh Line 5s 82% 89 11615 | level, | December 1.00%;a5 price level will bring more extended | 1934 and 75.942 above 1933. ordering as soon as consumer demand | * The drop was .2 per cent, as com- | | pared with the previous week and the | will have been resumed. “The slowness chiefly was in ap- parel divisions, as the call for staples | 2°d 11.6 per cent above 1933. became more insistent, with the size | of individual orders larger and fill-in | the vear totaled 25312516 cars, com- | requests more numerous.” Chicago Grain By the Associated Press. | CHICAGO, October 25.—Late ad- | vances in wheat values today lifted | { December wheat to well above $1 a bushel here. Offerings of wheat futures were | scarce as the day drew to an end. Previous sellers became active in bid- ding prices up, and the market was helped by late estimates that export | purchases of Canadian wheat today were in excess of 500.000 bushels. | ; Wheat close firm at the day’s top | ‘m‘“": T ;“"‘ vesterday’s finish, | Avél(né' 35all; above corn, '«a% up, December, 61a61's; oats, ad- | 1ga? vanced, and provisions \unng from | 4nd m 12 cents decline to a rise of 2 cents. JHish 100 0% 8l Chicago Cash Hukel Cash wheat, No. 2 hard, sample grade, mixed, 90a90%;: No. 5 mixed, 63; No. 2 yeflow. 87a88; 1.18%; Ore WRR & N & Otis Steel 6341 ... 100% Pac Coast 5s ‘46 PacG & E s Pac Tel 1st 6 1031 100% ol 105% 96% li' 100 " | 104% | 10413 | 18 107 95% 10615 1127 1013 | 106 107% 114% B5% 88 9T% 110% 1004 407% " 105% 1 105% 96% 33 8814 100 10413 Parmelee 65 '44 Penn Dixie C ks 41__ PenrnRR48°63 ____. Penn R R4%s 81 D. Penn R R 4% '8¢ Penn RR con 415 '60 Penn R R gD 4148 '65 Penn R R db 434870 Penn R R 68°64 Penn R R gen 5368 Penn R R 6%4s 36 Penn P& L 4%s Peo G Lt&Crt | Peo G L&C 6543 Phila Co 65 '67 Phila El Co 48’71 Phila El1Co 4%s 67 __ Phila& RC& 168°'73 Phila& RC &1 68 49 Philippine Ry 4837 { Phillips Petr 6%s ‘39 Pitts&WVa 4%s'59B PCC&StL 55°70 A Port Gen El 43 Port G E 5s'35 Porto Rico A T 6s '42 Postal Tel & C 63 '53. Pressed St1C5s'33__ Pure Ofl 4%8°50____ Purity Bak 5 R-K-O 6s 41 _ Reading Jer C Reading R 7A Reading R 0% 97B Rem-R 6% 8'47 A ww Republic 8tl 4348 '50. RG W 1stexin R1AZ&L 1st 4%s'34 St L IM&S R&G 4533 St L PENW 58 StL-SF 48°50 A % 6 100% 100% 100% 103 103 103 111% 111% 111% T Sharon S H 638 4 Shell Un Ofl 58 47 Sterra & SF P Sileslan Am 78 41.__ Skelly O11 5%s 39 SoconyVac 3% #'50___ So Bell T&T bs 41 102% 102% 1023 1013 101% 101% 107% 10T 107% 100% 100% 100 79 79 19 So Paccol 4s'49_____ So Pac ref 48 56 eee. SoRygen4s ‘66 A___ So Ry bs'9¢ Southw Bell T 6s '64. Spokane Int 68 ‘556 _ Stand O11 N Y 4348’61 Studebaker cv Swift&Co 3% Tenn Cent Tenn C&C 68 "44 B Term As St L 4563 Term As StL 4% Tex Coro cv s 3 1% 7% 104% 104% 1043 61% 61% 61% 108% 10315 103% 104 104 104 109% 109% 109% 108% 103% 103% 9% 79% 79% 91 91 91 103% 108% 1084 58% 2!16 23 28“ 98% 98% 98% 114% 113% 114% 86 86 86 108% 103% 108% 116 115 116 111% 111% 111% 103 102% 103 105% 105% 105% 107% 107 107 2% 92 Tex&P MPT 6% Third Av ref ¢s '60 Third A ad in ex 55'60 Tol & Ohio C 3% '60 Trumbull Stl és Un Oilof Cllll 4 4T Un Pac 48 '68 Un Pac 1st rf ¢s 2008. Unit Biscuit 68 ‘50 Unit Drug 68 ‘53 UnitNJRR4s’46... 110 110 110, / oats, No. 3 white, 2715a29%;; sample grade, 22!3; no rye; buckwheat, No. | 1, 1.10; No. 2, 1.08; soy beans, No. 2, | yellow, 80, Chicago: barley feed, 30!\,, | 48; malting, 43a80; timothy seed, 2.50 290 cwt.; clover seed, 11.50a16.00 cwt. Liverpool Grain Prices. LIVERPOOL. October > ~\\henl futures ciosed steady. Low. Close. October a0t 25 1gh a9, Exchanse. 400 Baltimore Quotation N BALTIMORE Getone 557 %,. —Wheat, mur lll’l “K ', dom . 90%: October, 963 ¥ e NEW YORK BANK STOCKS' {on NEW YORK. October 25 (. —Over-the- counter market bank and trust companies opening bid and asked prices. Bk of Manhattan Ch e Bklyn Trust Central Hanover Chemical Continental ¥ Sisa P S0 3 ©3ZRaLDRIBRD N Y Trust_ Title Guaranty & Trust. FOREIGN MARKETS. By the Associated Press. LONDON.—Trading was quiet on the stock exchange today although the tone was confident Cheap money and broad- ening _investment buying _strengthened Eilt-edged securities and industrials. while il and gold. shares were given attention By Tocal “and “continental buvers. . Week end nmm taking caused a shading of prices from their best. The market closed irregular. RIS._Prices were irregular in ex- tnmel! sluggish trading on the Bourse ay with rentes declining fractionally. xndunmm held steady while internationai ues exhibited widely varying tendencies. Lt "Eavptian bonds showed S Ci a oderate Fhe market improved mnuenle decline. at the close. BERLIN.—Favorable reports from in- dustry regarding expanded business did not_impress traders on the Boerse and the market was k throushout, KONEY MARKET. October 25 (7).—Call % ner cen! all day. s per, cent. loans_steady. ays offered: months. T % moved. Bankers ‘acceptances unchanged. Rediscount rate, New York Reserve Bank. 1'2 per cent. NEW money ale-fly commercial High. U S Rubber 5s°47 9 Univ Pipe & R 68 '8! UtahL&T6s 4 A jum cv 6841 84 e 58’55 A 104‘6 104% Va Ry 1st68°63 A___ 112} 111% Va S W con 6868 71 Wabash ¢%8°73 ‘Wabash 438 '78 ctfs. h Wabash 5%8°76 - 75 ctes. % Walworth 6845 A Walworth 615'35 c!.' Warner-Quin Wash Term 3 W Pa P1st5s 46 A__ W PaPlstbs'56G - W Sh 1st 4s 2361 gtd._ West'n Md 1st 48 '63_ West'n Md 5%8'77__ 104% 104} 104% West'n Pac 68°¢6 A as 26% 26% 26% West'n Un 4%8°50 98% 98% 98% West'n Un cl h':l’l' 105 West'n U: West'n UI 6358’36 _. 103% 103% 108k Wheel Steel 435 '53_ 1011 10134 umg W SpStllst7s'385ct. 164 16 W Sp Stl con 78’35 ct’ 164 Wilson & Co 48 '65___. 98% WisC 1stgn 5’49 ct. 10% Youngtn S&T 68’70 B 100 Youngtn S&T 5878 A 100% v 21 105% 1058 1071 107} 107% 108% 107% 107% 80 79% 79% 95% 95% 95% - 106 | loadings were reported below 1934, but | corn, | | increases were 1.4 per cent above 1934 Loadings for the first 42 weeks ¢f | | pared with 25,272,584 last year, 23,604,- ferred stock, to 53 cents a share on | the common, against 31 cents on the | common a year ago. | For the quarter ended September | 30 the net profit, after similar de- | ductions, was $2,461,784, or 27 cents | | per common share, compared with | | $2,146,462, or 21 cents per common | share, in the preceding quarter, and | $1,904,283, or 17 cents a share, in COLUMBIA PERMANENT BUIDING ASSOCIATION %33 12th St. N.W. NA. 0352 738 in 1933. For the first seven months this year | since then a stimulation in freight traffic has caused loadings for the past 12 weeks with the exception of one week, to exceed that period last year. | Washington Produce 2 score), s (80 score . 1-pound prints (s score). | b ! e United States Burcau of | 1 Econom [ steady, Piices | ts <0 ment naded d! uncha rec hennery Gove o $8. U. S extras, mediums. 35; U. 5. stanc- ards, large LivE POULTRY -Market nged prices. Fowl G Leghorns, 1dali ring chickens Colors, Younz hens. 10 b toms 14 pounds and up. i No. 2s. | ofd “Rens' and to a fowl: Young. 70a1.00 & pair. Fruits and Vesetables. ¢ lots by original receivers | u . tocay APP[ ES-——One Maryland. ton arrive Suppiies cady steady at un- olored heayy. 18 two Washing- three unbroken cars on track Light: market . U. 8. No. 1, 2-inch minjewmm, | 1.00; few hig de ripe. hn‘ Liberal; Virginia mum. nch minim demand =, 53 10 size and c.nmy | Jonathans. o | 1 utility grade. 40 ynelassified. " 30835 i U, ? $%0cineh mini- 33ineh minimum, 90a1.00 . No. h mxmmum B0a1.00 as to L boxes. n tra_fancy and fancs. 1.25a1 Staymans, a & to size: Was tra fancy. medium to large size, CABBAGE—No carlot arrivals: no cars track. ~ Supplies moderate: demand market steady. Pennsylvania. 5 pound sacks. domestic round type. Sppound sacks.” comestic round type. 85 CELERY—No_carlot _arrivals; track. Supplies moderate market steady. New thirds crates. washed. 4-6 dozen.' 2. few LEfTUCE—Three California arrived four broken and five unbroken cars on track. Western stock: Supplies moderate; demand light: market steady. California. Western crates. Icebers type 5 dozen. 3.25a3.50; few 3.75: fair condition 3.00. Onion Prices Steady. ONIONS—One New York arrived. two broken and two unbroken cars on track Supplies moderate; demand light: marke: steady. New York and Ohio. 50. d sacks. Yellows. U 8, No. Pennsylvania. Washington U. 8. No. 1 De! e, no cars n light .15: "1dal 5:pound sacks 3 inches 'EAS—No_ carlot track. Supplies light: d ket steady. _California. Telephones. POTATOES—One Maine arrived broken and seven unbroken Supplies liberal; demand _Ii Michigan' New Jersey and’Pennsylvania. 100-pound sacks. round whites. U. S. No. 100-pound sacks. Green Mountains. U, No. 1. 1.60: Idaho. 100-pound sacks. Rus- | set. Burbanks U. §_No. 1. 1.90a2 00 WEET POTATOES—NG | (‘arlu! arrivals plie: t: demand Noih Caronna. pashel Puerto _Ricans, fair condition. 50260: few best 75. MIXED VEGETABLES—No carlot ar- bushel hampers. four | Shore Maryland. bushel hampers. 2.50: Tong Tcland. sacks 2.25 GREEN BEANS_Suppl! mand light: mark; pers. green. flat e dition—North Carolina and Virginta. 1508 poorer. 75al KRA—Supplies very light: demand North Carolina, - e light: market stea bushel hampers. 1 CAULIFLOWER—No earlot arrivals: no cars on track. Truck receipts moderate: supplies moderate; demand moderate: mar- ket steady. New York crates 1.50a1.7: MATOES—One caftiornia | artived: | one broken and three unbroken cars on track. Supplies moderate: demand siow: market steady. California._lug = boxes. Tipes and turning wrapped. 6x6 and larger. broken car on track. erate: supolies moderate: demand light: market dull. _Crates—Rennsvlvania_ 1.35; New Jersey. 10-bunches. 50a75: California. crates. 2.50a —_——— DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED NEW YORK. October 25 —Dividend de- Lllrtgclbrenlred by the Standard Statis- tics L " Pe. Stock of Pay- Rate, rlod re‘oord. 3¢ - Monsanto Chem - Resumed. Bunker Hill & Sull._50c .. 11-15 Increased. Eddy Paper. 40c .. 11-15 Lehigh Coal & Nav___15¢c § 10-31 Regular. Am Home Prod.. Am News New Yo Bristol Brass Co BUn He Bunfean & Co Canad Dred K. Chartered Investors $5 pf Dow Ghémica Eagtern Shore ¥ub sscr 11-15 11-1 11-15 x% i | of $493.133, equivalent to 66 cents a the third quarter 1934. Lambert Company. \ Lambert Co.. the quarter ended ! September 30, consolidated net profit 5%% Money for Construction Loans and Loans on Improved Residentia! Properties Floyd E. Davis Co. 733 12th St. N.W. share of capital stock, against $252.- | 862, or 34 cents a share, in the June quarter and $606,591, or 81 cents a share, in the third quarter last }ear Ludlum Steel Corp. Ludlum Steel, quarter ended Sep- tember 30 net profit, $101.948: equal after preferred dividends to 15 cents a share on the common stock, against $147,024, or 37 cents a share, in the June quarter and $7,034, or 16 cents a share, on the preferred stock in the September quarter last year. | Otis Elevator Co. Otis Elevator Co. and domestic sub- sidiaries, nine months ended Septem- ber 30, net profit, $479.752; equal, after | preferred dividend requirements, to 9 cents a common share. This compates with net loss of $194,031 in the like | - | period of 1934, Shell Union Oil. Shell Union Oil Corp. and subsidi- - | aries, nine months to September 30, net profit, $4.411.649; compared with $550,021 in the like period last year. Motor Wheel Corp. Motor Wheel Corp. and subsidiaries. September quarter; net profit, $40.205, equal to 5 cents a share, against $5,008, or less than 1 cent a share in the September quarter, 1934. Nine months, net profit. $545582. or 64 cents a share, against $613,908, or 72 cents in 1934. Bendix Aviation. Bendix Aviation Corp. and subsidi- aries, September quarter; net profit, $347,927, equai to 16 cents a share, agamst $227.257, or 11 cents in the | third quarter last year. GOLD FLOW DROPS SHARPLY IN WEEK Imports Total Only $45,000.000. Excess Reserves Are Near $2,930,000,000. By the Associated Press. The weekly condition statement of Reserve banks showed changes in Re- serve bank credit outstanding and in relating items assumed normal pro- portion during the week ending Oc- tober 23. Secured on Homes Safety and Yield Combined Trust Loans For Purchasing a Home or RE-FINANCING EXPIRING TRUSTS NO COMMISSION CHARGE NO RENEWALS REQUIRED Terms Arranced on Easy Monthly inenn MIMEER BUILOG & AS5OCIATION Couneit s . Gold imports, which have been in- | creasing in some instances by more | m IONAL than $100,000,000 & week, slumped off | FPS P IZTCITICHIT to $45,000.000. The total stocks were | X $9,625,000,000 at the week's ending. | ‘mblfign. filfisoo-c‘mon Member banks' reserve balances, S5 FRRAAURY which are now at peak levels. T e“ 949 NINTH STREET, NV’J only $41,000,000 to a total of $55 - — 000,000. This amount, the board said. was about $2,930,000,000 in excess of legal requirements. | FEDERAL LAND BANKS NEW YORK, October 25 (#).—Federal Land Bank bonds: (Quotations as of 2 o'cl - i3 128 |48 CONSTRUCTION LOANS AND LOANS ON IM. PP.OVED RESIDEN TIAL PROPERTY 5%2% Prompt action B. F. SAUL CO. 925 15th St Natl. 2100 10113 0913 RATLROAD EARNINGS. NEW YORK. October 25 (P .—Railroads reporting for September showed net Op- erating income ls follows: Lackawanna Delaware & 9 i4 fioit iAfier “charges. but before | guarantees on separately operated proper- ’So\n.hem Pacifle_ Missouri-Kans - Moo AR P irterect —_——— Parker Rust-Proof Co.—Common share earnings, before Federal taxes, | nine months ended September 30, were $6.11, vs. $5.85. 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