Evening Star Newspaper, October 27, 1935, Page 72

FINANCIA GURB LIST GOES - TOHIGHER LEVELS Leading Shares Outride " Heavy Realizing With Moderate Gains. By the Associated Press. : NEW YCRK, October 26.—Leading ourb stocks moved through substan- tial realizing today to establish them- selves on moderately higher ground. Utilities were again favorites, while & number of specialty issues were well taken. Transfers approximated 261,- 000 shares compared with 177,000 a Week ago. Electric Bond & Share, in brisk dealings, was up 1% points to 171, ‘while American Gas & Electric gained & major fraction at 37% National Sugar of New Jersey and Parker . Rust Proof both advanced around 2 points at 26 and 62!z, re- spectively. Other firm issues included Swift Internacional, Humble Oil, Columbia Gas & Electric convertible preferred, Distillers’ Corp.-Seagrams and _Pitts- burgh Plate Glass. New York Cotton By the Assoclated Press. NEW YORK, October 26.—Cotton moved irregularly in a narrow range today, with near months relatively steady on trade buying. There was hedging in the later deliveries. December sold off from 10.95 to 1091 and closed at 10.92, with the | general market steady, net 1 point higher to 5 points lower. Some light frosts were reported in Eastern belt sections, but they were insufficient to create market intersst and the trade evidently found no fresh incentives in the general news. | There was considerable discussion | of overnight reports from Washing- ton concerning the plans for a sim- plified and permanent agricultural edjustment program. ‘The amount of cotton on shiphcard ewaiting clearance at the end of the week is estimated at 189,000 bales, ®gainst 113,000 last year. The range of prices: High. xmv‘ Johe 10.84 Sput steady; m!ddhnx, 11.30. Cottonseed Oil. Bleachable cottonseed oil was irreg- ular today in a quiet trade, closing 6 points lower to 3 points highe, with sales of only 26 contracts. Sleach- eble spot nominal. December closed 10.26; January, 10.25; March, 10.35; May, 10.39. CORPORATION REPORTS TRENDS AND PROSPECTS OF LEADING ORGANIZATIONS. NEW YORK, October 26—The fol- Jowing is today’s summary of corpora- | tion news prepared by Standard Sta- tistics Co., Inc,, New York. Studebaker Corp—It is believed company suffered a sizable loss in third quarter mainly because of heavy expenditures incurred in development of 1936 models; output of new models | in last two months of 1935 is ex-| pected to total about 15,000 cars. Bendix Aviation Corp.—Common share earnings, 9 months ended Sep- tember 30, were 93 cents vs. 83 cents. Motor Wheel Corp.—Common share | earnings, 9 months ended SCpt.ember 30, were 64 cents vs. 72 cents. International Cement Corp.—Com- mon sharé earnings, 9 months ended BSeptember 30, were $1.21 vs. 85 cents. | Pennsylvania Salt Mfg.—Common | ghare earnings, 12 months ended Sep- | tember 30, were $6.82 vs. $4.10. Island Creek Coal Co.—Common share earnings, 9 months ended Sep- tember 30, were $1.09 vs. $1.80. Texas Pacific Coal & Oil Co.—De- ficit, 9 months ended September 30, Foreign Demand Still Unabated in Security Markets By the Associated Press. + NEW YORK, October 28 . —New York banks with foreign connections find that buying of American securi- ties from abroad shows no signs of abating. One banker said his institution was lending huge sums to foreigners on gilt-edge collateral and that the funds were being used in margin trading | here. A large brokerage establishment re- ported that wire orders from cities in the West and Mid West have been accounting for an important propor- tion of the turnover in stocks. It was added that trading by New Yorkers was far behind that of the rest of the country. e TOBACCO PILES UP FOR COMING WEEK Virginia Markets Have Seen Many Price Gains at Recent Auctions. By the Associated Press. With tobacco already pouring in for Monday sales, price averages for the leaf continued steady in the $22-$23 range on Old Belt auction floors yes- terday. Danville warehouses handled 1,017,- 498 pounds for $232,715.61, or an average of $22.88. South Boston buyers took 409920 pounds at an average of $23.10, which was $1.39 per hundredweight better than the average of Thursday. Figures included all sales and are not termed farmers’ or producers’ averages. Market observers yesterday won- dered whether price averages will take another leap Monday, as they have done over the past two week | ends. “It appears to have become a | habit with the growers to market their best tomacco on Monday,” it was said. Baltimore Markets Special Dispatch to The Star. BALTIMORE, Md, October 26— ‘The live poultry market shows little change from last week, values being well maintained on Rocks at 20a23 a | pounds; mixed colored, 17a2l, and Leghorns, 18a20. Old hens are bringing 21a23 for Rocks, 16a22 for mixed colored and 13a15 for Leghorns and 13al4 for old roosters. Young hen turkeys, 9 pounds and over, are in good demand at 27a28, with smaller bringing 25a26 and gob- blers, 13 pounds and over, 25a26. Smaller gobblers, however, will not bring over 22a24 and thin and crooked breasts meet slow sale at 18a20. Young ducks sell mostly 15a17 and guinea fowl, 2 pounds and over, 40 each. Egg Market Improves. The egg market continues to show an increase with nearby whites, 38a40 and medium size, 25a26, nearby cur- rent receipts are bringing 23a24 with Southern eggs. selling mostly 30a31. Native and nearby garden truck re- ceipts are slight and market holds firm at the following quotations: | Stringless beans, 1.25a2.25 bushel; beets, 1.5022.00 hundred; peppers, 20a | 35 hamper; pumpkins, 3.00a8.00 hun- | dred; spinach, 25a50 bushel; tomatoes, 40a60 hamper for ripe stock, with poorer bringing 15a30. The live stock market on the wharves holds generally steady with | & few lines showing an advance over last week. Quotations today: Steers, 7%4a9 per pound; common, | | 41285; heifers, 4a6: cows, 4a5; cut- | ters, 3a4; bulls, 4a5'2; calves, 9'2all; common and medium, 5a8; lambs, good to choice, 8!2a912; ewes, 3a4; common to medium, 5'2a7'2; hogs, good to choice, 10a10'2; heavy- | weights, 10a10%; packing sows, | 81289%. Grain Markets. Closing grain quotations: Wheat— | No. 2 red Winter garlicky, spot, do- | mestic, 98; October delivery, 98. Corn 1 —No. 2 yellow, 96; cob corn, nominal. Oats—No 2 white domestic, as to | weight and location, 45a30; No. 3, 44 was $44,032 vs. deficit, $189,781. | a49. Rye—Nearby No. 2, 65a70. Bar- Maytag Co—Common share earn- ings, 9 months ended September 30. ‘were 63 cents vs. 35 cents. Bunker Hill & Sullivan Mining & Concentrating Co.—September operat- ing income was $149,600 vs. $70,816; in 9 months operating income was $911,- 029 vs. $759,519. ley, No. 2, 60a65. {FARM EQUIPMENT SALES ABROAD RISE SHARPLY BY the Associated Press. NEW YORK, October 26.—Exports Dresser (S. R) Mfg—Class A share | ;o' farm equipment from the United earnings, 9 months ended September | 80, were $1.14 vs. 97 cents. McKesson & Robbins Inc.—Septem- ber net sales were up 9.6 per cent; 9| gonths up 4.5 per cent. Budd (Edward G.) Mfg. Co—Com- | pany received an order from Atchi- son, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry. for a| de luxe coach of light weight stainless steel construction, the first of its kind to be built for any railroad. Central R. R. of New Jersey—Sep- tember net railway operating income was $113,464 vs. $107,978; in 9 months net railway operating income was‘B y $2,048,804 vs. $2,418,595. Delaware & Hudson Co.—September et railway operating income of Dela- ‘ware & Hudson R. R. Corp., was $180.- 027 vs. net railway operating deficit of $10,010 in September, 1934; was $1,167,960 vs. net railway oper- ating income of $1,155,128. STEEL TRADE WATCHES ADVANCE IN FLUORSPAR By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, October 26.—Another advance in the -rice of fluorspar, a flux used in open-hearth operations, has led to the suggestion in some quarters that an increased rate of s.22] operations is in prospect. . ‘The material was boosted 50 cents 8 ton following an advance of $1 a ‘ton on October 15. However, the rise i fluorspar appears to have a baro- metric offset in the recent trend of steel scrap prices. In the Pittsburg market No. 1 heavy melting material has been reduced 50 cents & ton to a range of $13-$13.50 & ton. — "STANDARD GAS KEEPS - CONTROL OF PROPERTY B the Associated Press. WILMINGTON, Del.,, October 26.— Federal Judge John P. Nields issued an order yesterday continuing the Standard Gas & Electric Co. In pos- session of its assets., “:He made the rule after a hearing on the question of whether trustees should be appointed or the company counnwed in possession of its busi- mmmmmed-peufim asking reorganization under -section %7-B of the national bankruptcy act. States have shown a notable improve- ment thus far during the current year, according to the Department of Com- merce. During the first nine months of 1935 sales abroad of items in this group were valued at $25376,052, against $16,257,921 in the correspond- ing period of 1934. NEW YORK BANK STOCKS NEW YORK. October 26 (#.—New York Security Dealers’ Association: B;:i. Asked. it piad iy Bank of Man (1%) = Tr (3) ci n Bk & Tr (4 Chse "Rt (a0 O Ghem Bk & Tt (1 80 in 9| Hith months net railway operating income | 8 'rr i 8 FOREIGN EXCHANGES. NEW YORK. October 26 () —Forel exchange endy: Great Britain in doiars, others in cents: demand. 4.91%: et oBritain 4.91%: 60-day bllla mm 9, able 8.59 and, &15; cabies 5. 3. mlnd Dem: Belgium, 10 85 "germany, free. 40 0; Teg. commerciai, 19, orwi cables, France, de- Italy, de- l nen{kon: 47 87 Montreal In New ¥ STOCK AVERAGES 15 thaus 22 Net change. +.6 +.lu -E‘g .:»"4 Yesterday - *72.8 25.2 *41.0 *52.9 Prev. day... 72.2 25.1 40.7 525 Month ago. 67.5 258 36.9 49.4 253 27.2 378 27.6 *41.0 *52.9 185 216 348 430 406 514 228 242 49 8.7 239 169 1929 high..146.9 153.9 184.3 157.7 1927 low.... 516 953 618 618 (Compiled by the Associated Press.) *New 1835 high. SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTO WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1935, By the Associated Press. Stocks and dividends. 8% Acme Wire vtc (a37%¢) 11% 5 Aero Supply Mfg (A)-. 4 1% Aero Supply Mfg B 31, Agfa Ansco. 18% Ainsworth M % Alr Investors Inc . # Air Investors Inc ww_._ 121§ Air Investors Inc cv pf. 87 Alabama Power pf (6) . 41% Alabama Power pf (7) .. 124 Allled Mills_Inc (a25c). 32 Aluminum Co of Amer.. 69% Aluminum Co pt (1%) 9% Alumn Goods Mfg(40c) 17 Aluminum Ltd 50% Aluminum, Ltd cum pf. 134 Am Beverage Corp 57 Am Book Co (4) - 1% Am Capital (B) _ 16% Am Capital pf ($134) 29 AmCities P& L (3) Ao % Am Citles P& L (B) 15 Am Cynamid (40c) B 1% Am & For Pwr war 15% Am Fork & Hoe (60c)_. 4 Am Founders .____ 134 Am Founders Ist pf B 13% Am Founders 1st pf D. 16% Am Gas & Elec (1.40) 80% Am Gas & Elec pf (6).-. 4% Am Hard Rubber __ 12% Am Laundry Mch (40¢). 78% Am Lt & Trac (1.20) __. 173 Am Lt & Trac pt (1%) 31 Am Mfg Co 3, Am Maracaibo 8 Am Meter Co 124 Am Potash & Chemical. 1; Am Superpower 7% Am Superpower pf __ 44 Am Superpw 1st pf ($1) 4 Am Thread pf (25¢)_ Anchor Post F (d) _ Angostura W (t20c) 4 Apex Elec Mfg Appalach El Pw pf (7) Arcturus Radio Tub Ark Natural Gas 5, Ark Nat Gas (A) 21 Ark Nat Gas cum pf . 415 Ark Pwr & Lt pf (7) __ 3t Art Metal Works (40e) _ 5% Asso El In Ltd (a21%¢). % Asso Gas& Elec Asso Gas & Elec (A) Asso Gas & Elec $5 pf._. Asso Invest (80c) Asso Rayon _ ___ Asso Tel Litd pf (133)-. Atlantic Coast Fish____. Atlas Corp (adle).- ... Atlas Corp war Atlas Corp pf (3) A_. 4 Atlas Plywood __ ‘Auto Voting Mch (150¢) 43% Ax-Fisher Tob (3.20) A —_— 511, 28 Babcock & Wilcox (40¢c) 31 % Baldwin Loco bd rts (d) 50 15 Bauman (L) 7% 1st pf- 513 1% Bellanca Aircraft. __ 132 123 ‘Bell Tel of Canada (6) 1% Bensen & Hedges 5 Benson & Hedges pf 815 Bickford’s Inc (1) 31 Bliss Co (E W) 1 Blue Ridge Corp 35% Blue Ridge C cv p! 2%, Blumenthal (S) 6 Borne-Scrysmer (50c)_. 3 Bourjois Inc (a25c) __ 16 Bower Roll Bearing (1). 7% Brazil Trac Lt & Pwr. 3% Bridgeport Machine 6' Brillo Mfg (60c) 1414 Rrit-Am Oil cou (nnc) 26% Brit-Am Tb cu B 93 3-5c 26% Brit-Am Tob rg a%33c 2 Brit Celanese Ltd rets - Brown Co pf Brown Forman Dis __ \ Bruck Silk M (11.20) » Buckeye Pipe Line (3)_. BN&F P pf (160) BN & E P 1st pf (5) Bulova Watch cv pf Bunker Hil & Sul(a30c) Burco Inc - Burco. Incev pf (3) - Burma, Ltd (al5 1-5¢) - 5% Butler Bros “ 21 % Cables & Wire(A)rcts 4 Cables & Wire(B)rets 7% Canadian Ind Alco (A 6% Canadian Ind Alco (B)-. 1% Canadian Marconi __... 1% Carib Syndicate - 57 CaroP& L $6 pf (6) .. 54% CaroP& Lpf (7) - 9% Carrier Corp.__ - 415 Catlin Corp 90 Celanese Corp 1st pf(7) 9714 Celanese Corp pr pf 7 Celluloid Corp - 241; Celluloid Corppf _ - 691 Celluloid Corp 1st pf __ 8% Cent Hud G&E ct (80c). 63 Cent(Me) Pwrpf (312)_ 20% Cent P&L 7% pf'(1%) +# Cent & Southw U % Cent States Electric 113 Cent Sta El cv pf 3 Cent Sta El cv pf (new). 1 CentStEI6% pf = 2 Cent States Elec 7% pf 4% Centrifugal Pipe (40c)._ 115 Chesebrough (14) 121 Chi Rivet & M (1%3) . 16 Childs Co pf 2 Cities Service 61 Clties Service 8 Cities Service pf (B)._. 6 Cities Service pf BB 6% Cities Sve P & L $6 pf. T Cities Sve P&L $7 pf 313 City Auto Stamp (60¢) - # Claude Neon Inc 23% Clev Elec Illum (2) 5% Clev Tractor . . % Club Aluminum Uten__. 1 Colon Oil 25 ColtsPat Fire Arms(l% 32 ColumG & Ecvpf (5)_. % Colum O & G vtc 47% Comwlth Edison (4) % Comwlth & Sou war _ 53% Community P&L 1st pf_ % Community Water Sve. 1 Como Mines . 11% Compo Shoe M m:(..o:) 7 Cons Aircraft_. 1 Cons Copper . 525 Cons Gas Balto (3.60) 134% Cons Min & Sm (12%¢). 2 Cons Retail Stores __ _ 34% Cons Ret Str8% pf ww_ 1 Cons Royal (20¢) - 36 Contl G & E pr of (1) 3% Cooper Béssemer _ 16% Cooper Bess pf (A) 3 Copper Range. 2% Cord Corp . --. - 1% Corfroon & Reynolds____ 22 Corroon & Reyn'ds pf A_ ‘A Cosden Oil (Maine) (d)- Crane Co 87 Crane Co pf (33) 10 Creole Petroleum. Crocker Wheele: 1% Croft Brewing 23, Crowley Milner __ 8 Crown Central Petrol ._. 7% Crown Cork Int A(150¢c) 1% Cuban Tobacco vte 30 Cueno Press (1.20) ____ 14 Cusi-Mexicana Minin; 4% Darby Petrol (50c) - 8 Davenport Hoslery 4 Detroit Gray Ir Fy b10c 24 Dictograph Products 21 . Distil Crp Ltd(a74 2-5¢) 13% Distlllers Corp-Seag---. 11 Distilled Liquors - 10% Doehler Die Casting.__. 4% Dominion Sti&Coal (B). 80 Dow Chemical (2) 13 Deiver Harris (a50c) 14 Dubilier Condenser 37 Duke Power (3) 6Y% Duval Texas Sulphur. 3% Eagle Pitcher Lead 215 Eastn Gas & Fuel A: 38 EastnG&F pf (6) _ 58 Eastn G&F As prpf 4 % Eastern States Power._ 5 Eastn States Pw pf (A) 4 FEastn States Pw pf (B) 3 Easy Wash M B(a37%) 24% Edison Bros Stores (1) % Eisler Elec Corp ... 3% Elec Bond & Share - 34 Elec Bd & Share pf (5). 37% Elec 84 & Share pf (6). 23 Elec Pwr Associates __ 2% Elec Pwr Associates(A) 3% Elec Pw & Lt opt war._ 2% Elec Pw & Lt 2d pf A... % Elec Shareholding 40 Flec Share pf ws(31%) 1 Elec Shov Coal pt pf(d) 6 Electrographic (1) - 19 Elgin Nat Watch (60¢). 14 Empire Dist Elec pf-.. 7% EmpireG & F 6% pf. 8 EmpireG&F 6% % - 8 EmpireG . " 7% Pleocee % Empire @ l!..— N Net High. Low. Close. Chge. 41 36% 40% +4% 8% 8% +1% 2 2% % 5% 5 42". 43 2% B 21% 65 5% 17 78 104 16% 461 5 7% % +7% +o4 = 1038 — High, 19% 2% 38 # 20% 9% 119% 5% 10% 8 T4% 1% 5215 20 92 317 108 19% 64 1% 32 5 314 69 90 15 30% 2% 3 21 39'1 14% 144% 51 13745 116 1% 2% 41 19 1% L3 80 1% Stocks and dividends. 9 Empire P Part ($50¢) 1% Equity Corp - 33% Fureka Pipe Line (4)__. 4 Europ Elec Ltd deb rts_. 6 Ex-Cello Afr & Tool 7% Fairchild Aviation 71 Fajardo Sugar (a3). 214 Falstaff Brewing 1% Fanny Farm Can (50¢)_ 1% Fansteel Products _ 814 Fedders Mfg (a25c) 10% Ferro Enomel (80c) % Fidelio Brewing _ % Film Inspect Mach Fire Asso (Phila) (2 First Nat Stores pf (7 Fisk Rubber Fisk Rubber pf 6) 11% Flintkote Co (1)(A) 10% Florida Pw & Lt pf Ford Mot Can A (1%) % Ford Mot (Can)B(1%)- % Ford Motor France Ford Mot Ltd (al7.7¢). Foremost Dairy pf . # Foremost Dairy prpf FroedtertG&M cv pf1.20 57 112 5 45'% % Gen Allovs 11% Gen El Ltd rg (a37%¢] 4% Gen Fireprofing # Gen Invest Corp 15 Gen Invest pf 62 Gen Outdoor Odv pf. 24 Gen Pub Service pf_ Gen Rayon Ltd (A) 84% Gen Tire & Rubber 52 Georgla Power pf (6) 1% Gilbert (A C) 3% Glen Alden Coal (t1)___ 7 Globe Underwrit (50c) - 16% Godchaux Sugar (A)___ 7 Godchaux Suger (B)_. # Goldfield Consol 2 Gold Seal Electric 1% Gorham Inc (A) - 11% Gorham Inc pf ww 12% Gorham vic ext (a 6% Grand Rapids Var ( 814 Gray Tel Pay Sta (a2) __ 121 Grt A&P Tea n-v (16) 12214 Grt A&P 1st pf (7). 20 Grt Nor Paper (1) 3 Grocery Stores pr vte 1 Guardian Investors 50% Gulf Oil of Pa. 3% Hall Lamp (al0c) %, Hartman Tob Co Inc 214 Harvard Brew ___ 7 Hazeitine Corp'n (11). 6 Hecla Mining (al0c)_. % Helena Rubinstein_ 87 Heyden Chem (1) 11% Hollinger Gold (165¢) -~ 30 Holly Sugar ____ = 20 Horn & Hardart (1. 60)_. 102% Horn & Hardart pf (7) .. 11% Hud Bay Min & S(a50¢) 44 Humble Oil (1).. % Huylers of Del 20 Huylers Del 7%pf st(4) 21 Hydro Elec Secur 1%, Hygrade Food Products 26 Hygrade Sylvan (2) 14 111 Pw & Lt 6% pt 13% 11 Pw & Lt $6 pf - Imp Chem Ind (20 4 Imp Oil Ltd cou ($30¢)- Imp Oil Ltd reg (150¢) - Imp Tob Canada (t35¢) Imp Tob G B & 1(1.077) Ind Pipe Line ($30c) . . Indian Terr 111 Oil (A)_ Insur Co of Amer (2) _. Int Hydro El Sys cv pf_. Intl Mining (60¢) - Int Mining war __ Int Petrolm (11%4)_. Intl Products Intl Safety R B (2 Int Utilities (B) Interstate Hoslery (2) . Interstate Pw Del pf __ Iron Cap Copper (r) 14% Iron Fireman M vte (1) 3% Irving Air Chute (160c) 13 Italian Superpower (A) 1 Italian Superpw db rts 43 Jersey Cen P&L pf(5%) 60t Jersey Cent P&L 7% pf % Jonas & Naumburg 18 Jones & Laughlin Steel_ 4 Kingsbury Brewing (d) 173 Kirby Pet (a20c) 15 Klein (D E)(11) 6 Kleinert Co_ 1% Knott Corp # Kolster-Br (Am sh)_ 72 Kopp G & C pf (6) 1135 Kress(S H)sp pf(60c) 4's Kreuger (G) Brewing Lake Shore Mines (12) Lakey Foundry & Mch_. Lefcourt Realty = LetcourtReal pf (32) Lehigh Coal&Nav(30c) - Leonard 0Oil - Lerner Stores (2) _ Lerner Stores pf (615) - Lion Oil Refining Lockheed Air ex rights Lone Star Gas (30¢) Long Island Light __ Long Island Lt Df(7)A Long Island Lt pf(6)B_ Loudon Pack new t50c._. 4% Louisiana Land & Ex 26'¢ Lynch Corp (2) 314 McCord Radiator (B) _ 21% McWilliams Dr'ge (12). Mangel Stores Mangel Stores pf Margay Oil (a25c) 4 Marion Steam Shovel Maryland Casualty Masonite Corp (a23c) . Mass Utilities Assoc'n 3% Massey-Harris 405 Mayflower Asso (2)- 55 Mead Johnson (13) 1% Memphis Nat G (al0c).. s Mercantile Stores ._ - Mereantile Stor pf (7)_ Merritt Chap & Scott __ Merritt Chap & S pf A_. Mesabi Iron = Mexico-Ohio Oil Michigan Gas & Oil Michigan Sugur Michigan Sugar pf 4 Midl Sta Pet vte (A Midl Sta Pet vtc (B) . Middle West Util (d) Mid-Wst U pf A cod( Mid West Ut cv pf Awd) Midland Roy v pf (11)- Midl Steel Prod .. _____ Midvale Steel Co (b1)._ High. 19% Minn Min & Mfg (160c). 1 Miss River Pw pf (6) Mcck Judson Voe (1) Mohawk Hud 1st pf (4). Mohawk Hud Pw 2d pf_ Molybdenum Corp _... Montgom Ward A (7)_ Mountain Prod (60c) Murphy Co, (1.60) Murphy Co'pf (8) 9 T 127 4% 72 112 75 Nat Baking _ 1 Nat Bellas He: 29% Nat Bond & Share (t1) 11% Nat Fuel Gas (1) % Nat Investors % Nat Investors war. 55 Nat Investors pf (34)- % Nat Leather ____ 465 Nat Pw & Lt pf (6) 4% Nat Rubber Machine.. % Nat Service Co. . % Nat Service Co pf. 2% Nehi Corp 90 Neisner Bros pf (7)_. 6% Neptune Meter (A)_ 385 Nevada Calif El pf (4).. 102 New Eng T & T (6) 3% New Haven Clock 49 New Jersey Zinc (2) 1 New Mex & Ariz Land.. 34% Newmont Mines (al) 33 N Y & Honduras (1) 25Y% N Y Merch (2) .__ _ " 113% N Y Tel pf (6%) v & n 3 N Y Transit (30c)._. % Niag Hud Pw (B) war__ 2% Niag Shares (Md) B.... 8%’ Niles-Bemit-Pond_ 2 Nipissing (a1234¢)ommee. % Noma Elec Corp --. % North Am Lt & Pw - 4% North Am Lt & Pwpf .. % North Am Utllity Secur z North Central Texas __ North Euro: 011 Corp _. m Nbl’l!dh lw!l % A 2 New Bradford Oil(20¢c)_ 3 +H+ o+ 4+ e A Al A 4 |4 4+++ D. C, OCTOBER 27, 1935—PART FIVE, Low, Stocks and dividends, —_ ll!b 108 45% North N Y Utl pf (7)__. 7 5% North'n Pipe Line(50c). 28 6% Northn States Pw (A, 14% 5% Northwest Engine 87% 18% Novadel Agne (2) 19 Ohio Brass B (1 - 103 85% Ohlo Power pt (6) 9% Oil Stocks Ltd (t40c) 4 Outboard Motors (A) % Outboard Motors (B) 1% Over: Pac East Corp PacG & Epf (1.37%) PacG&E 1stpf (1%).. Pac Lighting pf (6) __ Pac Pub Sve pf( #40c) - Pacific Tin spec (a2) ___ Pan-Amer Alr (1) Pantepec Oil . 2 Parke Davis (11) Parker Rust (13)_ 4% Pat Plymouth M Pender (D) Gr (3%) A_. Peninsular Telephone__ Pennroad Corp--_ Penn CL P pf (2.80)___ Penn Gas & Elec(A)1%. Penn Pw & Lt pf (6) - Penn Pw & Lt pf (7). Penn Salt (13) ___ Penn Wat & Pw (3) Pepperell Mfg (3) Perfect Circle (2) Phila Co (60c) __,. Phoenix Secur Corp Phoenix pf (3) .. Pie Bakeries(60c) Pierce Governor . ___ Pioneer G M Ltd (80c) . PitneyBowes PM(f20¢). 4 Pitts Forgings Pittsbeh & Lake E(2%) Pitts Plate Glass (12) .. Potrero Sugar .. Powdrell & Alex (a25c)- Power Corp (Can) . Pratt & Lambert (1).. Premier Gold (+12¢) Pressed Metals a12%c- % Prod Royalty (2%¢) Prop Real vic (a3.20) Propper McCallum Prudential Investors _. Public Sve Ind $7 prpf_ Pub Sve Nor 111 $60 par_ 4 Pub Utilties See pr pf__ 405 13 Puget Sound P&L $5 pf_ 18% 6% Puget Sound P&L $6 pf. 7% 2% Pyrene Mfg (a20¢) | ——— | 147 132'3 Quaker Oats pf (6) ____. 17 6% Railway & Light Secur_ % & Rainbow Luminous (A) % Raytheon Mfg (new)__. 12 Red Bank Oil 43 Reed Roller Bear (11)__. 4% Reeves (Dan)(i0c) & Reiter-Foster 4% Reliable Stores 2 ReybarnCo .. % Reynolds Invest 9 Rice Stix D G (2) 14 Richfield Oil(Cal)pr 4 2w Richmond Radiator 85 Rochester G&E pf (6)D 10 1% Roosevelt Field Inc 1!z Root Petroleum Co 8 Root Pet cv pr pf(1.20) - % Rossia International 41 Ruberoid Co (1) 3’4 Russeks Fifth Ave » Ryan Consolidated _ 6013 Safety Car H& Lt (3)_- 1 St Regis Paper 1714 St Regis Paper pf 54 Salt Creek Prod (80c % Savoy Oil 25'% Schiff Co (2 19% Scovill Mfg (1) .. % Securities Corp gen Seeman Bros (1215)_ * Segal Lock & Hdw Seiberling Rubber Selected Industries ___ Selected Ind al cfs(3%) Selected Ind pr pf (313) Sentry Safety Control. Seton Leather - Shattuck Den Min_. Shaw W & P (50c)_ Shenandoah Corp__ Shenandoah Corp p: Sherwin-Williams (4) . Sherwin-Wil pt (6) Singer Mfg Co (16) 85 s | slightly above August. | " | the preferred stock of Thermoid Co. 74 | $120,452, as compared with a loss of % | last year. Smith (AO) ______ Smith Coro Type vte , Sonotone Corp 5 Sou Am Gold&Plat(40c) South Penn Oil (1.40) _ SouthnCal Ed ptpf 13, _ 37 South Cal Ed pf (132)B 18% 26 n » South Cal Ed pf (13)C. Southern Nat Gas (d) _. High. !n' Close. (','hn mm 100% 100% — % 6 7 IB'/‘ 14% 3% 31% 983, 110% 1% 9 1% as Securities i 3% 27% T6% 2% 27y 85 y ) FINANCIAL, WEEKLY SUMMARY OF THE NEW YORK CURB MARKET 29 Square 17 Syuare " 18 LI+ FEiELb bR eI 11% Techni 68 2 Trans- 16'% 3% Tun, 29 Tung-Sol Lamp pf (J) -- Stocks and dividends, 3% South Pipe Line (30¢) .. 4% Southland R (120¢) + Spanish & General % Spanish & General (B)_ High. Low. un- nu :% % Deal (A) (220). Deal Co (B) % Standard Brewing 29% Stand Cap & S (2.40).. 10% Stand Invest cum pf.. Stand Oil Ky (1) 7% Stand Oil Nebr._ 11% Stand Oil Ohio.. 1 Stand Pw& Lt_ % Stand Pw & Lt (B 14 Stand Silver & Lead_. % Starrett Corp (d) _ % Starrett Corp pf (). 10% Stetson (J B) 1% Stinnes (Hugo) % Stutz Motor Car 10 Sullivan Machine. 2% Sun Investing. 40 Sun Investing pf. 7 Sunray Oil 10% Sunshine Mhlin‘ (1. 50). 2% Swan Finch Oil . __ 27% Swift International (2)- 45% Swiss Amer Elec pf_. 2 Swiss Oil Corp (40c) % TaggartCorp _ 22% Tampa Elec (2.24) % Tastey east Inc (Del color Inc 3% Teck Hughes (40c) 2' Texas Gulf Products 75 Texas Pw& Ltpf (7) _. 5 Texon Oil & Land (60c). 22% Thermoid Co cum pf 1'% Tob Prod Export (10¢) .. 23% Todd Shipyard (2) Toledo Edison pt (6) 83 Toledo Edison cu pf(7) ---, 102 19 Lux DLPS (20c). 5% Triplex S G1a56 1-110c. 19 % Tri-Contl Corp war ___. 1% 3 Tubize Chatil Corp 10% Tubize Chatil Corp (A). - 8% 25% ol Lamp 101 19% Union Am Invest 4 Union Gas (Can) (al0c). % Union Tobacco.- 3% 25 21w United United United Alr war__ Chemical _ Chemical pt pf % United Corp war _ # United Dry Dock (d) % United % United United G Founders__ Gas Corp_ Gas Corp war United Gas Corp pt United Lt & Pw pf (A) United Lt & Pw (B) United Lt & Pw pf _ United Mo Ltd (a6%c) . Unit Shoe Mach (1213) Un' Us Shoe Mach pf(1%3) lectric Pw ww _ ) S Foil (B) (60¢) S & Intl Secur 4 U S&INtl S 1st pf ww 11 x 7 U'S Lines pf U S Playing Cards (1) U S Radiator ___ U S Radiator pf United United Stores vi Verde (320¢ United Wall Paper ____ Universal Prod (a80c) Utah Pwr & Lt pf (31%) ah Radio Products i1 Power & Lt Util Power & Lt pf. Utility « Utility Utility Ctility Equities __ Equities pf(3;) & Industrial & Industrial pf_. 1% Venezuela Mex Oil ._ % Venezuela Petroleum 8 VogtMfgCo (1)._ 3% Waco Alrcraft__ % Walgreen Co war. 22% 16% Walker (Hiram) Walker (Hiram)pf(1) % Walker Mining _ 124 Wayne Pump Wenden Copper W Va Coal & Coke._ West Air Expr (new).. West Auto Sup (3) A West Tab & Sta (1 Williams (R C) (1) Wil-Low Cafeteria. Wilson Jones (133) Woodley Pet'm (404 Woolw (FW)(a73 9-10¢) 6% Wright Hargrave(t40c) 2% % Yukon Gold.____ Dividend rates in dolars based on last quartedly or semi- — % | annual payment. s0dd lot trading. tPartly extra. aPayable in cash or stock sPlus 6% in stock {5% in stock &% In stock pPaid dividends. | rate | xBx dividend. $Plus 4% oPayable in stock. Plus in stock hPayable in script. jPlus this year—no tegular rate. mAccumulated nPlus 10% in stock kPald last year—no regular rCompanies reported in receivership or being reorganized. PRODUCTION DROPS IN PACKING HOUSES Chicago Reports September De- crease to Level Far Under Last Year. By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, October 26.—September production of packing house com- | modities in the United States declined | 31, per cent to a level 38 per cent below the total output of a year ago, | which included processing for relief agencies, the Federal Agriculture De- partment announced today. Daily average production was The September figures were 2212 per | cent under the 1925-34 average. | Pay rolls for the last week in Sep- | | tember indicated a decline from Au- gust of 215 per cent in number of em- ployes, 312 per cent in hours worked | and of 4 per cent in wage payments. | THERMOID CO. REPORTS EARNINGS OF $148,252 Special Dispatch to The Star. NEW YORK, October 26.—Report of Thermoid Co. and wholly-owned domestic subsidiaries for the nine months ended September 30 shows net profit after interest and depreci- ation, but before Federal taxes, of $148,252, compared with $15,141 in th: 1934 period. After reserves for Federal taxes there was available for $859 in the same period last year. For the quarter ended September 30 net profit was $1,375, as compared with a loss of $78,306 in the third quarter nh | 1934, after interest and depreciation but before Federal taxes. MARSHALL FIELD NETS $154,900 IN QUARTER By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, October 26.—Marshall Field & Co. reported a third-quarter profit of $154,900, compared with a loss of $175,000 for the same period For the first nine months of 1935 the company reported a loss of $688,- 500, compared with a loss of $2,082,000 for the corresponding period of 1934. DOLLAR TENDS HIGHER IN LONDON DEALINGS By the Associated Press. LONDON, October 26.—The United States dollar closed today at 4.91 7-16 to the pound, as compared with the overnight New York rate of 4.91%. The French franc closed at 74.56, as cunpureq to yesterday's close of 74.53. FOREIGN MARKETS. wn- oruen mnu(u. et m Sheing ol the. l-- %“r;’-emmully 1. &flr- BOND AVERAGES 20 10 10 10 Rails. Indus. Util. For'n. Net change. --.1 Unc. Unc. 81.7100.0 68.2 81.6100.0 68.2 Month ago. 829 99.6 67.5 Year ago_.. 84.7 87.0 67.3 1935 high.. 878 100.0 0.4 1935 loW-... 764 923 65.5 1934 high... 894 929 70.0 1934 low.. 745 3.9 60.2 458 400 422 1011 98910291005 10 Low-Yield Bonds. T'd'y,close 109.5 Prev.day- 1094 Month ago 109.9 Year ago- 107.5 1935 high 110.7 1935 low.. 107.9 1934 high 1083 1934 low.. 99.1 1928 high 1044 1932low.. 868 (Complled by the Associated Press.’ 981 983 979 Dividend Changes By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, October 26.—Favor- | able dividend changes in the last week totaled 26, against 21 in the previous week, according to the Standard Sta- tistics Co. of New York. Unfavorable chzages numbered 6, against 5 the week before. Details of changes: Favorable. Increased—Campbell Wyant & Can- non Foundry, Armstrorg Cork, Eddy Paper. Resumed—A. S. Aloe & Co., Carman & Co. $2 convertible Class A, Ameri- can Power & Light $6 preferred, American Power & Light $5 preferred, Bunker Hill & Sullivan Mining, Chile Copper. Extra—Westchester Fire Insurance, | C. Brewer & Co., Burroughs Adding | 4 Machine, Great Lakes Dredge & Dock, Pacific Fire Insurance, Armstrong Cork, Bristol Myers, Chicago Mail Order, Bankers & Shippers Insurance, Bristol Brass, Colgate-Palmolive-Peet, Hobart Manufacturing, class A; Ho- bart Manufacturing, class B; Mon- santo Chemical, Seaboard Oil, United States Playing Card. Initial—United Corp. $1.50, class A. Unfavorable. Reduced—Brooklyn Union Gas, Le- high Coal & Navigation, Lehn & Fink A Products. Passed—New Rochelle Water pre- ferred, O'Sullivan Rubber, E. R. Squibb & Sons. AMERADA PROFITS RISE. ACACIA INSURANCE INCOME INCREASES !Gain of $10,500,000 for First Nine Months of 1935 Is Reported. Outstanding progress has been re- corded by the Acacia Mutual Life | Insurance Co. during the first nine | months of the current year, it was announced yesterday by President William Montgomery. Acacia’s total income for the first { nine months of 1935 was $10,500,000 | & substantial gain over the same | period last year. The excess of in- | come over disbursements totaled more than $3,500,000, while assets increased to more than $59,000.000, the largest in the history of Acacia. At the same time, insurance mn force has advanced to a total of more than $352,000,000. “Significant as these figures are,” President Montgomery said, “we take especial pride in the 22 per cent im- provement in the conservation rec- ord.” GUFFEY LAW ACCEPTED. NEW YORK, October 26 (#).—John L. Steinbugler, a director of the Amer- ican Coal Co. of Allegany County and the Mill Creek Coal & Coke Co., an- nounced that dirbctors of the two organizations had voted to operate un- der provisions @f the Guffey act. FEDERAL LAND BANKS LaNEY, YORK. October 26 (. —Federal ked ay, 1 July, —_—— INSURANCE STOCKS RE, October 26 (7). —] Seturity Desters hoer 3o —New York Aetna Cas (215a). Aetna Fire (1.60) Aetna Life *(.60) Agricultural (3)_ :‘:..‘."'.*i;'::.r;- NEW YORK, October 26 (/).—Am- | Gl ; erada Corp. and subsidiaries, for the September quarter reported net profit of $440,880, equal to 56 cents a share of capital stock compared witia g $419,024, or 53 cents in the June quarter and $424,657, or 54 cents in the third quarter, 1934. e PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE. PHILADELPHIA, _ October 26 (P.— Eggs. lb:l ;rrelullr tudlnl B ( !t Paul Pire (7' S‘D;l’lnlfl’lfl e 36 extral mmn:‘ or paid so far this year.