Evening Star Newspaper, October 27, 1935, Page 71

FINANCIAL, CORPORATE BONDS REMAIN NARROW Changes Mostly Fr,.actional. Only $160,000 of Federal Issues Traded. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, October 26.—Corpo- Tate bond prices moved only fraction- ally either way today in an unusually quiet session that had little feature. United States Government bonds changed hands to the extent of only $160,000, par value, and prices were mixed, 3-32ds lower to 5-32ds higher. Foreign bonds were generally steady. Transfers of $5,390,000 compared with $4,758,000 last Friday. The As- sociated Press averages .1 of a point higher to .2 of a point lower. A handful of scattered movements ©of 1 to 2 points stood out boldly against the general background of small fractional fluctuations recorded by the main body of active loans. Among these were Murray Body 6'2s, up 1% points at 200, a new 1935 high; Niagara Shares 5!%s, up 2 at 8712, also a new high for the year, and International 1% lower at 68. Closing prices of representative is- | Bal- | timore & Ohio 4135, off % at 567 St. | sues in various groups include: Paul 55, up % at 1113; Public Service 5s, up mount Gs, off 'y at 96! Steel 4135, up %% at 109; Liggett & Mpyers 5s, up 2 at 122, and Southern Pacific 4155, up % at 73. CIGARETTE INDUSTRY FACES EXPANSION Consumption Has Rebounded From Depression to Point Above 1929 Levels. By the Associated Press. New Orleans NEW YORK, October 26.—Soaring | eigarette consumption—to peaks above those of 1929—has led fipancial cir- cles to examine into the possibilities of further growth for the industry. From 1920 to 1929, domestic con- sumption of cigarettes shot ahead at a yearly rate of 11.7 per cent, a pace | considerably faster than that of most other products. Rebounding from valley, consumption in 1934 showed an upturn of 123 per cent over 1933. ‘This, says Standard Statistics, Inc., “should not be taken as an indica- | tion that the former iong-term growth rate of 12 per cent annually is to be | resumed.” INVESTING COMPANIES NEW YORK. October 26 (P\.—New York | Becurity Dealers’ Association, Bid. Asked. Admin Fund 2d Inc E 1 Bankers Nat Thv Corp- Basic_Industry v_Funi Eoneral Nat Gors A~ Central Nat Corp B. Century Shrs Tr Corporate Trust Corporate Trust A A Corp Tr A A mod__ Corp Tr Accum Ser Corp Tr Accum Ser mod Crum & Forster ___ M & For an vt Crum & Forst Ins H0.00 38007 Eauity Corp $3 p Eidelity Fund Inc Plymouth Fun Quarterly Inc Shrs . Repres Tr Shrs Repub_Invest Fund Second Int Sec A Stand tand 40 Tnc s ncorp Investors __ nt Sec Corp Am A Am Investors Fund of Major Shrs Corp Maryland Fund Mass Invest Tr _ _ | nominal, feed, 30a46; malting, 43a80; 8 Elec Lt P Ua Elec Lt Pow B US Elec Lt & Pow U. S. TREASURY NOTES. YORK. October 26 (P).—Prices Telephone 4;s, | 12 at 85; Para- | Republic | the depression | | _ | sympathized with wheat Chemical Prices Record Advances As Sales Expand Bpecial Dispatch to The Star. NEW YORK, October 26.—Price changes in the markets for heavy and fine chemicals were fairly even in both directions last week as far as general influence was concerned, advances being more numerous than reductions, the Oil, Paint and Drug Reporter will say in its October 28 issue. Buying showed further expan- sion, but only within the limits of cur- rent needs; further commitments awaited announcement of 1936 sched- ules. Higher prices were quoted on an- timonate of soda, domestic casein, vermilion, quicksilver, camphor, Congo | copal, dried blood, imported bone meal, Chesapeake fish scrap, Japanesc sardine meal, tankage and nitrogen- ous fertilizer stuff. Competition caused a sharp reduction in the price of tri- sodium phosphate. Other reductions affected dicalcium phosphate, anti- mony metal, butyl alcohol, butyl ace- tate, and bentonite. The Reporter's composite index number of prices for heavy and fine chemicals was unchanged at 125.9 (compared with August 1, 1914, as 100). In comparison with average prices in 1926 (as 100), the Reporter’s index number is now 89.1, against 88.9 at this time last year. Chicago Grain By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, October 26.—Uncertain- | ties regarding disposal of Canada’s big wheat surplus, together with Winripeg price smashes to below an officially guaranteed rural minimum, tumbled wheat values everywhere today. All deliveries of wheat at Winnipeg fell 3 cents a bushel, the full limit allowed there during any one day's | dealings. Chicago wheat receded a | maximum of 2'x cents. Many unconfirmed rumors were cur- rent as to possible changes in grain- marketing policy by the newly elected Canadian administration because of | disappointing volume of Canada's grain export business. Wheat in Chicago closed nervous, 153-17g under yesterday's finish, De- cember 987298 corn | December 6033a6035: oats | and provisions unchanged to a set- | back of 7 cents. This was the first time the Winnipeg | wheat market has dropped under 87’z cents since a government minimum price at that level was officially guar- anteed to Canadian farmers a month ago. Preceding today's price break at Winnipeg, it was reported Argen- tine shippers were selling wheat fu- tures on account of improved crop | prospects for wheat in Argentina. | Notice, too, was taken of lower quota- tions both at Liverpool and Buenos | Aires, especially an unsteady close in ’Buenm Aires today, suggesting sharp | competition ahead for Canada. Rains in Nebraska, Kansas and ‘Onhhnma likely to benefit domestic wheat crop prospects, had a contribut- ing bearish influence. The chief fac- tor disturbing to confidence of holders | of wheat, however, was persistent rela- f{i\‘e meagerness of European takings | of Canadian wheat. Canadian ship- pers reported that only a small amount of business to overseas was in progress today. Corn, oats, rye and provisions all weakness. | Forecasts of unfavorable rainy weather in the corn belt had but a transient stimulating effect in the corn market. On the other hand, for the first time in a long while primary receipts of | corn were larger than a year ago. | Closing indemnities: Wheat—Decem. ber, 9735 to 971, 100 to 100'<: May, 6'2 to 965, 99% to 99'5; July, 2715 ‘to 2;'4. 89!4. Corn—December, 60, 6133 May, 5834. 593, Grain range at principal markets to- | day: | 16 igh. Low S OCTOBER wm—:n s Winnipes Lvemool | Win peg. Nov DECEMBER WHEAT Chicago Minneapolis - Kansas City Winnipe Lizerpool Close. 867 .8NT, 09 " wore Wits a0 0013 L155% 11410 10120 100 & : 'Ka*&u i Willnipes Liverpool Exchange, 1.0 ULY WHEA (‘hlcam Minneapolis 5 106% 1 DECEMBER CORNv | Chicago 61ls 8 Kansas City | " MAY CORN-— Chcnm Kansas | XD CeEER OATE— | chicago | Minneapoiis 2 | Winnipeg. Oct. 50/ Chicago Caih Markel. Cash wheat, No. 3 red, tough, 1.01; ‘No. 4 hard, 1.06; corn, No. 3 mixed, | old, 77%2; No. 2 yellow, old, 87a88; No. | 4, white, new, 68!%: oats, No. 2 white, | 31; sample grade, 24; no rye; barley | timothy sced, 2.50a90 cwt.; clover seed, 11.50a16.00 cwt. R BALTIMORE STOCKS Special Dispatch to The Star. BALTIMORE. October :6.— Sales. Stocks. High Low, Close. R Arundel gorp—- 4 2 “ 300 Black & Decki 0 12C & b Tel Balt of 119 179 5Con Gas 57~ pt A11515 11512 11 110 Davison Chem 86 R6 86 38 Uan as 03 03 9% 20, 20 29 9% 9% Bt T in%a 119 . 0 N 10008 Ada & Gunr NEW uoted in dollars and Imru-leconds e By the Assoctated Press. Brokers' loans Holdings U. 8. securities.. Gold reserve... Rediscounts Bank clearings - Electric output (kw. h.) week ending October 19. (Final three ciphers omitted ln Car loadings, week ending Oct. 19. NEW YORK PRODUCE. NEW YORK. Ogtober 26 7 —Eses firmer ixed colors: special or selections from {resh receipts. standards and_commerclal standard 2: mediums, 40 pounds. 2512226} frigerators. standards. 26: firsts, 2 other mixed colors unchanged. ul % . 2022034 2812a2834: firsts (R-01 seconds (R4-R7 scores), = tralized (90 score). 28, e, 52.686; firm. Live poultry nominal. express grades unquoted. Dressed poultry steady to firm. fresh and frozen grades unchanged. extra Prices All freight and an un- ‘This week. $832,000 2,430.219 6,979.122 6.742 5,649,897 1,863,086 above.) 732,947 2,782,800 14,287,901 $73,640,000 62,782,088 16.3% Prev. week. $818,000 2,430,188 6,898,648 9,425 4,968,034 1,867,127 Year ago. $636,000 2,430,201 4,967,100 10,864 4,430,487 1,667,505 640,727 2,379,650 3,991,510 $67,740,000 59,015,000 70.3% 239% 1% %-1% %% 734,274 2,781,750 10,488,958 $61,920,000 130,424,000 75.9% | 104 THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., High. 10127 101 28 104 10 104 10 104 10511 1059 10828 10619 108 23 108 28 107 29 110 25 1128 106 28 106 23 nu77 172 101 20 102 24 102 20 1045 1016 102 16 — 1931 High, 411y 968 9519 9874 81y 980y 985 981y 98% 9 98 983 991y 1068 106! 48y 107y 9 1011 119 1074 96% 101 105 104% 1011 16513 190 48% 371 4T% 116'5 106! 9413 89 85 897% 177 100 374 8515 1021y 102!y 171 103 104 135 OCTOBER 27, 1935—PART TFIVE. FIN ANCIAL, -3 SUMMARY OF BONDS ON THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1935. U. 8. GOVERNMENT BONDS. Low. 99 26 98 26 100 20 100 20 102 15 101 26 10115 104 18 10224 104 15 104 14 108 28 107 108 24 102 28 103 24 1136 114 3148 1944-46 _ 3%5'40-43 June 33s '41-43 March 3338 1943-47 3% s 1946-56 45 1944-54 4%48-3148°43-45_. 105 10 41(5-3%8'43-451g 1054 4%51947-52 ___ 11428 4%s1947-52reg.. 11422 gh. Low. Close. Chge. 10026 +2 1001 10215 10221 -, 10228 10316 108 10 107 21 104 23 100 22 99 28 10213 102 21 102 28 11422 11422 FEDERAL FARM MORTGAGE BONDS. - 1007 10117 1015 102 20 98 24 23 1942-47 100 381947 99 16 35 1949 10114 3% 31964 1001 1004 1019 10111 10030 1011 10215 102 20 HOME OWNERS' LOAN BONDS. 99 31 1012 9620 23 81939-49 9916 3s1952_ FOREIGN BONDS. 5 — Low. 26 Abltibi P&P5s 53 .. 9015 Akershus 5s'63 _. 841 Argentine 5%s ‘62 Argentine 6s°57 A Argentine 6s'58 B _ Argentine 63 '59 Jun Argentine 6s ‘59 Oct Argentine 6s '60 May Argentine 65 '60 Sept ... Argentine 6s ‘61 Febr__. Argentine 6s'61 May. Australia 413856 Australia 5 Australia 5s " Austrian 7s'57 4 Belgtum 6s'55 Belgium 7s A, Belgium Ts RBerlin City elu 51 Berlin City El 6325 Brazil 6155 1926-57 Brazil 6155 1927-57 Brazil 8s'41 Bremen State 7s '3 Buenos A 6s'61 Pvstpd. Buenos A61;5'61Pv stpd * Canada 4s 60 Canada 5s Chile &s '60 Chile 6561 Jan Chile 6s'61 Febr. Chile 6s'61 Sept Chile 65 '63 Chile Mtg Bk 6: Chilean Mun L 7s’ "60 Copenhagen 5s'52 Copenhagen Tel s '54 Cunda'amarca 6';s Czechoslovakia 85 ' Denmark 4135 Denmark 5%s Denmark 6s 42 Finland 6135 '56 French 7348 '41_ Ger Con Ag 6128 German 5128 '65 German Rep 7s ‘49 Grt Brit & Ire 513837 Italy 7s°51.____ Italy Crd P W 78 ‘47 B 3 Italy P U Credit 7s '52 Japan 51;s '65 Japan 6128 ‘54 Kreug&Toll 58 ‘59 cfs A Milan 613 New Sou Wales 55 New Sou Wales 5s Nord Rwys 6128 :\orvmy 8'63 Norway 5138 '6 38 21% 30y 6% 98l 99% N 104" 100% 100 838 90 163 174 113% 104 101 120% 10212 1013 1061 110% 107 111w 111 111% 1101, 114 114 114 109% 36 | 10412 102 961x 10615 1112 1 10 1 1031y 9219 105 10415 613 10915 1 714 762 76 864 100 9915 88 106% 100% 120% 113% 1265 1163 10214 1041 102% 115% 105% 80% 110% 106% 107% 104% 110% 100% 106% 1031 T0% 51 1304 101 | 106 1 Norway Hy El 53 Orient Dev 5138 '58 - Orient 6s'53 Paris Orl Ry § Peru 65 '60 Peru 6s '61__ Poland 7s '47 Prussia 6s 52 Queensland 6547 _. Queensland 7s "41._. Rhine Ruhr 6s '53 _. Rhine West 6s '52 Rhine West E1 P 6 Rhine W E P 65 '55 ww_ Rome 615 Sao Paulo State 7s 10 Saxon 7s'45 Saxon Pub Wks 6% Taiwan El 512871 Toho Elec Pwr 75 '5! Tokio Elec Lt 6s ‘53 Unit St Wks 8135 '51 A Cruguay 6s 60 Uruguay 6s '64 Warsaw 7s 58 Westphalia El P 65 ‘53 Yokohama 6s "61_ 88 T4% T 51 DOMESTIC BONDS. Alleghany Co 55 44 . Alleghany Co 58 49_ Alleghany Co 55 '50_ Allis Chalm 55 '37 Am & For Pw 55 2030 _ Am 1 G Chem 5549 Am Internat 5%s 49 __ Am Roll Mill 4%s 49 Am Tel & Tel gold 4s'36 Am Tel & Tel 4125 39 Am Tel & Tel cl tr 55 '46 Am Tel & Tel db 55 '60. Am Tel & Tel 5565 ___ Am Tel & Tel 5% 43._. Am Wat WKks 55 ‘44 Am Writ Pap 6s 47 Armour & Co 418’39 _ Armour of Del 4s '65 A T&S Fe adj 4595 A T&S Fe adj 4s'95 stpd A T&S Fe gen 45’95 A T&S Fe 41548 Atlantic C L 1st 45 AtlanticC L 4%s'64 851y £0 19%, 90% 013 067n 041y 901y T1% | 108y 106% Atlantic Ref deb 5s'37_ Baldwin Loco &s'40. B&O 1st 4s'48_ B&O 1“_'5 '60 95% 95% 381y 01 54 5213 521 634 93% 86 T5% Bangor & Aroos s '51,_ Bell Tel (Pa) 5548 B__ Bell Tel (Pa) 55 '60 C Bethlehem Steel 414 s '60 Beth Steel pm 58 36 __ Beth Steel rf 55’42 Boston & Maine 5s '67. Bklyn Edison 5849 A__ Bklyn Man Tr 65’68 A__ Bklyn Union EI 5s '50 Bklyn Un Gas 55 50 _ Buff R & P con 418’5’ Bush Term cons 5s '55 9914 591 511 37 PR ———————— 105% 103% California Pack 5s ‘40 114% 103% Canada tR“és'El 115% 1031 Canada Natl 4% 113% 102% 18 107 Canada Natl 4 Canada Natl 6s '69 July. 120% 108% Canada Natl 5s'69 Oct . 125 116% Canada Nor db 6158 '46. 107% 103 Canada Nor db 7s'40 £915 103% 8114 Canadian deb 4s ‘Derp. 9513 Canadian Pac 4%s5 '60 107% 101% Canadian Pac 58 °'54 26 9T% 103% 9012 90% 13 Cent of Ga con 58 '45 711 Cent 11 El & Gas bs 97% Cent Pac 1st rf 4549 69Y Central Pacific 5s 60 631 Certain-teed db 53 s "4 10814 101% Chesapeake Corp 5s 44 108% 102 Chesapeake Corp 5s "47 120t 114% Ches & Ohlo gn 41892 111% 108 Ches & Ohio 41,5'93 A 112 107% Ches & Ohlo 4%s'95 B_. 113% 110% Ches & Ohio con 6s ‘39 50% 331% Chi Alton ref 3s 49 1087 105% Chi B&Q 111 Div 45°49 110's 104 Chi B&Q gen 4s '58 109% 1 114% 1 1'4 18 10 03% Chi B&Q 4%s 77 B_ 07% Chi B&Q ref 5871 5% Chi & Eastn [11 5 18% Chi Great West 4s ‘59 9% Chi M St P&P 68 ‘75 215 Chi M StP&P adj 552000 13 Chi& N W 4182037 _ 8 Chi& NW4%s'49_ 385 Chi & N W 65 '36 66% Chi Railways 1st 55 "27_ 10% Chi R1& Pref 4s.34_ 10% Chi R1& P 418’52 4% Chi R1& Plstd14s’60 _ 109% 106% Chi Un Sta 415863 100% 107 102 Chi & 'W Ind 5% 68 100% 92 Chi& Windends ‘.i’l._. 51% Childs & Co deb 58°4: 79 Chile Copper db < ko 109% 1074 Chi Union Station ¢s'83_ IMK 08% '7“ l 9921 9924 100 24 10028 Close. 30 95% 93 31w 39% 110 65 56%+12% 52% 5% | 83t +14 | + | -4 +5 +1 414 +4% | b+ & o= L R EL 44 REEEEE b 4+ A4 - pora F F R EP ) R FEMEF F VA4l dbtibdtsd) EFFES 4T IM 100 100% +1% | 100% 71 | 103 | 1028, 881 A n—llflfi-—. ‘High. Low. Close. Ql' h, Low, ll! 110 Cin Union Term ll !0!0 lllu 110 85 Clev Un Term 55’73 B__ 92% Clev Un Term 5%s ‘724 38 Colon Ofl 6s°38 69 ColG&Ebs'52 Mly 98% 68 ColG&E 5s’'61 112% 110% Comcl Invest 538 4. 1 44% 29 Cons Coal(Md)rf 58°50_ 108% 99 ConsGasN Y 4%s'51__ 106 102% Cons Gas N Y 58°57 106% 104% Cons Gas N Ydb 5148 R 51 29 CubaRR1stbs’52 56 87 Cuba North5%s'42. 107% 106% Cumberland T&T 5s ‘3 94% 74% Del & Hudson rf 4s"43__ 12 6% Den& RG W 5855 5% Den & Rio G 5s 111% 108% Det Edison ref 5 110 105% Det Edison ref 5s'5 _— 21 7% East Cuba S\ll T%8'37.. 102 96% Eriecon 4s’9 80 70 Eriegen 4s T4% b52'% Erie ref b T4% 52 Erferef fil"ls 12% 6% Fla East Coast 55 '7 12 5% Fla E C Ry 58'74 ctf: ¥6 Gen Cable 53;s'47 54 Gen Steel Cast 5148 '49_ 16% 6% Gen Theater Eq 6540 101% 92'% Goodrich 6s'45 _ 109% 107% Goodrich 6145'47 106 10315 Goodyear Rubber 5s 107% 103% Grand Trunk 6s'36 105% 96 Grt Nor Rrf4%s 61 A_ 92% 63 Great Nor4%s'T6D _ 103 75 Great Nor gn5%s'52 B 100% 82 Great Nor gen 7s'26 - 95% 80 Harlem R-PC 1st 4s'54 44% 85 Hudson Coal 58’62 _ 39% 25% Hudson & Man adj 58’67 90% 80 Hudson & Man rf 5857 111 105% B86% 67'3 634 4214 107% 108% I11 Bell T 1st rf 55°56 A. 111 Cent ref 4s'55 111 Cent 4%, 8°66 _ Inland Steel 4145 * Inter Rap Tran rf 55 '66 Inter Rap Tran 6s '32 Inter Rap Tran cv 7s ‘32 Inter R T ev 7s 32 ctfs. Inter Cement 5s '48 _ Inter Gr Nor adj 6s'52__ Inter Hydro El 6544 Inter Mer Marine 6s '41_ Inter Paper 58 47 A __ 5814 Inter Tel & Tel 4158'39_ 50 Inter Tel & Tel 455 '52. 55 Inter Tel & Tel 5s°55 __ 46% 78% 61'; Kan City South 3s°50 __. 74'3 52 Kan City South 5550 _. 109 105% Kan City Ter 1st 4s ‘6! 1051 100% Kan Gas & El 4735 '80 103% 101% Kendall 5158 '48 ww__ 1091 105% Lack Stl 1st 5 '50 R0 59 Laclede 5s'60 D 21% 7 Lautaro Nitrate 6s '5: 50% 30% Lehigh Val con 4s 2003 123% 115% Liggett & Myers 55 '51_ 106 103l Loew's 6s 41 E 1187 11214 Lorillard (P)5: 7713 58 Loulsiana & Ark 55'69 114 107% Louisville GEE 55 ‘52 A 1084 104'x Louisv&Nash uni 4s ‘40 10215 93% T8% 50 94 63 1081 9! 10315 101% 101 77% 100 37 895, McKesson & R 5145 '50_ Man Ry N Y con 4530 __ Market St Ry 7s 40 A Met Edison 4155 68 _ Midvale St & O 5536 Mil El R&L 1st rf 5561 Mil El R&L gn rf 58 '71 2 M St P&S S M con 4s ‘38 Mo Kan & Tex 1st 4890 Mo Kan & Tex adj 6s ‘67 Mo Kan & Tex 5s'62 A_. Mo Pacific gen 4s'75 Mo Pacific rf 55 '65 A Mo Pacific 58 '77 F Mo Pacific 5878 G _ Mo Pacific 5s '80 H_. Mo Pacific 55 '81 1 Mo Pacific 5.5 '49 A Montana Power Morris & Co 414 :9 Morris & Es 335 2000 Morris & Es 4138 '55 19% 193 191 a8, 9315 105 101 9513 8815 8315 62% 50 105 1021 101% 99 {05"» 102% au El en gtd 4' ‘51 at Dairy Prod 51,48 Nat Dist Prod 4148 '45 Nat Steel 45 65 New Jers P & L 413560 New Orl P § ew Orl PS 5855 B New Orl T & M 5148’54 N Y Cent 31507 N Y Central con 4598 _ N Y Cent ref 4155 2013 N YCentrf4%s2013n Cent rf 55 2013 Y Cent conv 6s " 3 43% N Y Chi&St L 1st 63 °35. 109% 105 N Y Edison 55’44 B 3 114' 110 N Y Edison rf 615541 20% 128 45 23% 63 36'% 52 25 61 40 111% 109 32 134 9715 624 | 17 110% 103y 81% North Am Ed 55 c North Am Ed 51563 North Pacific 35 2047 North Pacific 4s '97 orth Pacific 4145 2047 North Pacific 65 2047 __ 108 103 North StP1st5s'¢1A.. 106 101 Oreg Wash RR&N 4s'61 100% 69% Otis Steel 1st 5541 A 109 104'; Pacific Gas & E15s'42__ 107 100% Penn R R4%s'81D _ 106% 9974 Penn RR4%s'84 E _ 109% 104% Penn R R gen 415 '65 978 90% Penn R R 4148’70 D____ 107% 104% Penn R R 4%s '63 = 108 105 Penn RR5s'64.. 115%109 Penn R R gen 55’68 106 101% Penn R R 6153536 106% 98% Penn Pw & Lt 4348 " 107% 98% Peoples GL&C rf 58 '47. 1013 79% Philadelphia Co s '67_ 108% 104% Phila Elec Co 4s'71 __ 75 52% Phila& RC& Ir5s’73_. 537% 301 Phila&Read C&I 6549 104 101% Phillips Petrol 5%s'39. 80 50% Port Gen Elec 4158 '60__ 5214 25% Postal Tel & Ca 5553 100% 82% Purity Bak 5s'48 _____ _— 100% 93 Reading Jersey C 4s’51. 10814 104% Reading 4%s'97TA ___ 1047 99 Rem-Rd 514847 A ww. —_— 71 541 St L 1 M&S R&G 4s'33_. 17T% 9% StL&SF4s 50 A. 4% 7% StL&SF4%s'18. 907a 74l; San A&A Pass 4s'43 11% 415 Seaboard A L 6s°45 103'4 98% Skelly Oil 638 '39 110 106 South Bell T&T b: 83% 601 South Pac col 89 South Pacref T8 T67x 694 107 101 8974 T4y 10314 100% 106 104% 10413 56 South Pac 4135’81 73% South Pac Oreg 4% o 991 So Pac San Fr T 4s'50 _ 104% 28 Southern Ry gen 4s ‘56 2 43 77 Southern Ry 5894 35% Southern Ry gn 6s'56. 35% Southern Ry 612556 __ 111 106% Souwst Bell Tel bs ‘5; A }g?‘l 25 4 7315 39 Studebaker Ccv 6s’45__ 73y 104% 101% Swift & Co 1st 3%s'50_. 104% —_— 104 90 Tenn El Pw6s’47A 98% 104% 102% Texas Corp cv 5s '44_. 103% 79 Texas & Pac5s'77 B.. 91t 93% 79% Texas & Pac5s79C___. 9l 931 79l Texas & Pacbs'80D._.. 91% 59% 50l Third Ave 1strf 4s'60__ 59% 26% 15% Third Avead) in 5s°60._ 231 1131 107% Union Pacific 1st 4s 47 104% 99% Union Pacific 4s ‘68 108% 108% Union Pac 1st rss‘:' 2008 111% 103 105% 94% 66 Vanadium cv 113 1104 Virginia Ry 96% 89% Wabash 1st 2nd 58 "3 h 68°76 B 84% 481 Warner Bros cv 53 31 Warren Broscvés’ u - 863 "74% West Shore 1st ¢s 3361... 110\6 -8 % oy ¥ @ Y+ +10L+d2e+04404 F OFER FF F EEFEIEILFELE * L4410 A FEFs +2% || Shoreham Bldg. ”\i +ll( 9% - ~~ 1038 — High, 9! 105% 96 Western Md 5348 99% 82 Western Union 448 105% 101% Western Union bs ‘38 103% 82% Western Union 80 Western Union 5s°60_.. 102 102 - 1035 = High, 6815 130 6% 11% 25% 27% 2% 116 Low. 87% Western Md 1st 48 '52... - 104% 104% 104% + % 1054 104% 105% — % 1227 103% 101% 102% + % — 1985—~ Gh Dfi 96 Dfilfi 1 108% 101% 106 100% 101% 102 + % | 100% 9% 98 98% + W Net w. Close. Chge. % 103% + % lOl 101% + % 103% 103% — % 99% 100% + % 99% 100% + % High, mo " Western Union 6%s'56. 103% 1 90 Wheeling Stl 4 3._. 101% 100% Wheeling St15155 48 A_ 1041 89% Youngstown Stl 5570 B 10015 89% Youngstown St15s'73 A 100% N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE SUMMARY (Continued From Page 2.) Stock and Low. 42 Spalding(AG)1st pt Sales— Stocks and dividends. 908 595 Spang Chalf pf $3% 570s 314 Sparks-Withington 3% Spear & Cp. . 65 Spear & Co 1st pf 32 Spencer Kell (1.60). T% Sperry vtc (a2bc). Spicer Mf; 437 Spiegel-May-S (3) .. 80 Splegel-M-S pf(6%) 124 Stand Brands (30¢) 122% Stand Brands pf(7) 2'5 Stand Com Tobacco 1% Stand Gas&El (d) - 1% Stand GEES$4pt(d)_ 4% Stand GRE$6pf(d). 6 Stand GEES$7pf(d). 7% Stand Inv Corp 111 Stand Oil Exp pf(5) 27% Stand Oll of Cal (1) 23 Stand Ofl of Ind (1) 20 Stand Oil of Kan___ 35% Stand O N J (11) 1214 Starrett (L 8) (1) __ 58% Sterling Prod (3.80) 1'x Sterling Secur (A). 3'a Sterling Secur pf 36 Sterling Secur cv pf 6% Stewart-Warn t50c. 2'5 Stone & Webster._ 214 Studebaker Corp.. 75' 6013 Sun Ol (1) _ 121 26' 11 3 12% 23 . 20';3 3% | 261 204 | 18 | 1% 46 by 13t 90 6% 115'3 Sun Ofl pf (6) Superheater (50c. 1% Superior Of1 5 Superlor Steel Sutherl'd Pap t60e_ weets Co of Am_ 1% Symington (A)(d) 6% Telautograph (60¢) 4 Tennessee Corp. 16'3 Texas Corp (1) - 28% Texas Gulf Sul (2). 314 Tex Pac Coal & Oil_ 8!y Tex Pac Land Trust 14 Texas & Pac R 13'% Thatcher (1) - 50 Thatcher M pf( 51 The Fair __ 2'3 Thermold Co 2 Third Avenue 16 Third Nat In (agbe). 5's Thomp'n(JR)(50¢c). 13% Thompson Products 1% Thompson Starrett. 17 Thompson Star pf .. 7% Tide-Wat Asso Oil_. 84 Tide Wat A O pf(6) 4% Timken-Detroit 28% Timken R B (11) Tie Trans & Westn Air_ 47 Transamerica(30¢c) 5'x Transue&Williams. 17 Tri-Contl Corp 69 Tri-Contl Cor pf(6) 3% Truax-Tra Coal 313 Truscon Steel - 13 20th Century Fox__ 24% 20th Century Fox pf 213 TwinCity RT . __ 18 Twin City RT of _ 3! 1t Ulen& Co .. 53% Und-Ell-Fisher (2) 1261; Und-Ell-Fish pf (7) 29 Union Bag&Pap (2)x 44 UnCarb&C(1.60) 14% Un Oll of Cal (1)_. 8215 Un Pacific (6) 7915 Un Pacific pf 20% Un Tank Car (1. 9% United Afreraft.__ 4' United Alr Line vte United Am Bosch__ United Bisc (1.60) . United Bisc pf (7 United Carbon 2.40. Unit-Carr Fast (1). United Corp United Corp pf (3)- United Drug .- United Dyewoo: United Dyew pf (7) United Elec Coal.. United Fruit (3). United Gas Imp ( United Gas 1 pf (5) 2a United Paperbd (d) 5 U S Distributing pt 1 415 U S & For'n Secur. 111 144 13 208 342 18308 101 2 11t & Co (1) .___x 341 7 8 237 €8 2 440 34 408 103 22 1073 8208 18 24 308 50 310 177 1405 32 654 US&FS1stpf (6)x 7 11 USFreight (1)._.. 60 — 18 High, Net | 83% Close. Chge 160 58 -2 93 +2 5% + 8% T% — % 9 -1% 33% -2 12% - % - % -4 High. Low. 60 55'% 92 5 % 79 1404, T 5 66% 154 40% 2 19% % 1% 26 21% 328 11045 41 4% 307 120 110 83 33, 2% 9 328 | 120 4% 120 16% 10% 1 2% 1 2813 893, 5% 2% Zonite Product - 35 — Stock and Bales— . Low. Stocks and dividends, 40% U S Gypsum (1) . 55 143 U S Gypsum pf (7). 360s 24 174 6 High. Low. Close. Chl'. 8013 83% +3% 9 158 169‘4 +1% 35% U S Ind Alcohol (2) 34 U S Leather vio__ 7% U S Leather A vte 53 U S Leath pr pf vte. 14% U S Pipe & F (50¢) 19% U S P&F 1st pf 1.20. 3 US Realty & Imp. 914 U S Rubber 24% U S Rubbe! 92" USSm& Ref (a8)- 62% USSm & R pf (33%) 27'% U 8 St - 73% U 8 Steel pf (’).--. 119% U £ Tobacco (15) . 315 United Stores (A)_. 46 United Stores pf___. 51 Univ Leaf Tob (+2) 133% Univ Leaf T pf (8). 29 UnivPiclstpfd 1108 7% Univ Pipe & Rad(d) 76 9% Univ Pipe&R pf(d). 18508 1 UtlPw& Lt (A) 145 101 6 47 13 Vadsco 19% Vax - 140s 11% Vanadium Corp ... 7% 11% Van Raalte (a25e).. 49 91 Van Rallstpf (7)_. 20s 34 Vick Chem (12) __. 10 2l4 Va-Car Chemical 92 1715 V r Chem 6% 208 85 Va-CrCh7% pf(7). 18 72'3 Va El & Pw pf (6)__ 340 6313 Vulcan Detin (a4)__ 25 141 Wabash (d) ... 1% Wabash pf A (d) 1 Wabash pf (d) B 4% Waldorf Sys (50¢) . 26' Walgreen Co(1.60). 114 Walgreen pf (6% ). 100s 1% Walworth Co (d) 121 5 Ward Baking (A) 1% \Ward Baking (B)_ 28h Ward Baking pf (2) 21 ner Bros Pic 899 14} Warner Bros Pic pf 3850s % Warner-Quin (d)... 7 2'3 Warren Bros 7% Warren Brosev pf_. 20% Warren Fdry&P 1. 4 Webster Eisenlohr_ 1 Welis Fargo 30 Wesson W&S (150¢) 72 Wesson O&S pf (4) 34 West Pa Elec (1)A 36 West Pa Elec pf (6) 3974 West Pa Elec pt (7) 95 West Pa Pwr pf (6) 10412 West Pa Pwr pf (7) 9% 5'3 Western Maryland. Tia Western Md 2d pt 1l Western Pacific 2% Western Pacific D!_ 20% Western Union 18 West'gh'se A B 50c 32% Westinghse El a50c 90 Westhse 1st pf 3%. 10 Weston Elec Ins. . 29 Weston Elec (2) A 16% Westvaco Chi 40c) 14' Wheeling Steel _ 46'; Wheel Stl pf(31%3). 672 White Motor _ 12% White Rk M 8(1.40) 1% White Sewing Mch_ 6 White Sew Mch pf. 1 Wilcox Oil & Gas __ 3% Wilson & Co (50¢). 58 Wilson & Co pt (6)- 51 Woolworth (2.40) _ Worthington Pump 513 Worth Pump pf A 0 Worth Pumppf B_. 3513 Wright Aero _____. 160s 3% Wrigley W jr (13)_ 6 39 4% 80 —_— 17% Yale & Towne (60c) 2% Yellow Truck ... 311 Yellow Truck pf___ 18 Young Spr& W (2). 13 YoungstownS& T. 381 Youngst'wn S&T pf 25 843 1108 69 250 21 3413 81 3913 2T 4113 80 89% +10% 114 Zenith Radio . 272 129 10 41% S+t Rights Expire. % Budd Mfg. Apr.16 137 % 1 44 Dividend rates as given in the above table are the annuai casn Dayments Dased ou the latest Quarlerly of hail-Yearly AeC/aTations s uUnit o) tradug extra < ast v 26% s +2% { reorganized less than 10U s 3 Accumulated dividends ear. d Companies reported x Ex dividend. wARnis rate pius this year 1 In Teceivership o being SHO]{T-TEBM SECURITIES. (Reported by Charles D. Barney & Co.) Bid. Asked. Mo! tures 21 col EAL. October 26 () 101% | w1013y | ¥ CHICAGO PRODUCE. CHICAGO, _October 26 M frm, crumuy”sn aalily (R8T crmrnhnd carlo eady: prices unchanged . live, 17 truck: turkeys, 41 ‘pounds up. 1 15: heayy colored ducks, 16: white ducks geese. 15 Potatoes. 93: on track. 347 | States shipments. moderate. ~ dema acked. per cwt §. No_1 commercial. < S. N an ‘Tdaho, Ru fine quality. la | Red River Ohios. U | ing considerable freezing injury a Cobblers, showing' mn(nu mmr\“ | nes _ Colorado McClures. LOANS AT 5 —on downtown centrally-| ness_properts. loans at 5%:%. sions. 1520 “K” St. N.W. stronger: Wisconsin Rou Iso Reasonabl Tyler and Rutherford, Inc. (@ —Butter, We Will Make First Trust Construction Loans on Besidential Properties. Prompt Action on Application 5‘/2% Real Estate Mortgage and Guaranty Corporation sma total United supplies trading _light: sset Burban! rge size. 1610 K St. N.W. 5%% Money for Construction Loans and Loans on Improved Residential Properties Floyd E. Davis Co. 733 12th St. NW. Phone Nat. 1403 Cobblers. B 0. 8. docated nlls|~ ment house ~ommis- Natl. 0475 NTR closed easier, 10 ta 100 lower. ntracts. High. Low. November March_ __. b—B: WE PURCHASE INSTALLMENT AND COMMERCIAL PAPER' Dealers Credit, Inc Woodward Blde.. 13th & HSts. tional 2003 LW Prospectus Will be Sent A.S. GovLDEN & Woodward Blds. MASSACHUSETTS INVESTORS' TRUST Federal Unemployment TAX Forms providing for informa- tion required by this law. These records must be kept on Request Co., Incl| Natl. 2000 first trust 60/0 new” residential Wi BRADLEY, BEALL & HOWARD Phone NA. 0271. ton property. Southern Bldg. Established Over 35 Years MONEY FOR CONSTRUCTION LOANS GEORGE 1. BORGER LOANS ON IMPROVED PROPERTIES 5Y2% FIRST DEED OF TRUST ONL: Successor to the bustness of JAMES F SHE 643 Ind. Ave. NW. 'WE RECOMMEN! TEN STOCKS -l n7y Bulletin describing_these Mll will be sent on request.) ROBERT C. JONES & CO. MEt. “Complete Investment Service” to 733 12th St. N.W. First Mortgage Investments MONEY— ————LOAN No Commissions—No Renewals COLUMBIA PERMANENT BUILDING ASSOCIATION by concerns with eight or more employes starting January 1, 1936. Our representatives are fa- miliar with the application of this tax to your business. Stock forms have been pro- vided for nearly all require- ments in order to minimize cost of keeping this record. The Walcott-Taylor Co., Inc. s Bui WASHINGTON. D. C. Specialists for Busine: NA. 0352 Records and Equipment MORTGAGE THERE AREMANY APPEALING FEATURES in connection with investment in FIRST MORTGAGES Our experience will be valuable for consultation. You are invited to come in and talk it over. B. F. SAUL CO. REAL ESTATE National 2100 92515th St. N.W.