Evening Star Newspaper, November 19, 1935, Page 13

FINANCIAL, THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. T, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1935. FINANCIAL, wxs A—I3 GAINS OUTNUMBERNEW YORK GURB MAR K ETIWHYFSAE INDEX | S5esse, oihecc o, /BUS OPERATIONS (REMINGTON LIFTS DECLINES N CURS CLIVBS SLIGHTLY| AcAnmsatscsion| SETALLTIEWEH NETT0 17008 Stock and Sales— o Dividend Rate. 1’;“ 00. leyden em ( D % - ada 00, High. Low, 2:65. | Hollinger G(165¢) 13 Acme Wire Horn&Hard(1.60) 26s v.te. (a87%c). 44% | Hudson BM&S(1). 36 ‘ Humble Ofl (1) ... Btock and Dividend Rate. Square Deal Co Bales— Add 00. High. 30% 3 41% k) 45 24 The Star. By private wire direct to The e 2:55 30% 41% bl 30% 41 b 22% Square Deal (B) 5 44% 43 % Stand Brewing___ At Annual Session Number of Specialties Rise. By the Associated Press. BALTIMORE, November 19.—Albert General Tone Mixed in Late Trading. By the Assooiated Press. NEW YORK, November 19.—Im- provement in a number of specialties featured the Curb market trading to- day. The general tone of the list was a little irregular, but gains were more numerous than declines. Some of the issues which advanced around 1 to 2 point or a little more included Colts Firearms, Aluminum Co. of America, Blumenthal, Draper, Acme Wire certificates, Empire Power, Pan-American Airways and Heyden Chemical. A number of the customary leaders made but small progress, or receded moderately from the previous closing levels. Among them were American Gas, Electric Bond & Share, Gulf Oil, International Petroleum, Lake Shore Mines, Parker Rust Proof and Sher- win Williams. BONDS ON THE CURB MARKET. DOMESTIC BONDS. High. Low. Noon. | - Ridy Adly Bdls 10418 10414 lui‘ 2 10034 100% 1( 334 154 1) Alabama Pw 4125 '8 Alsbama Pow 4 Alabama_ P Awer Gl Amer A Ronuil Baldn Lo tis Baldn Lo ts Bell Tel Can Bell Tel Can Adams Millis 1st ptT) - Aero Supply (B) .. Ainsworth (al%) Ala Pwrpf (6) __ Allied Intl Inv % Allled Mille(a25¢) 19% Allied Prod (A) 4 22% Alum’'n Co of Am 1250894% ‘Alum'n pf (1%3).. 5008112 lll 112 Am Beverage 5 4% 4% 4% Am Cities P&L (Adisy == Am Cit P&L (B)_. Am Cynam(40c)B 20 Am Equities.____. 5 Am & For Pw war 17 Am Fork&Hoe 60c 1255 Am Founders____. Am Founders 1st pf (D).. 258 37 387 Am G&E (1.40) . 13 40% 39% 39% Am G&E pf (6) _ 2508111% lth 110% Am Laundry(40c) 1508 20% 20% 20% Am Lt&Tr (1.20). 7 15 16% Am Maracaibo 2 Am Meter Co Am Superpower . Am Superpwr pf_. Am Superpower 1st pf (31) - - Anchor Post (d) - Angostura (t20c). Arcturus Radio T. Ark Nat Gas Ark Nat Gas (A) . Ark Nat Gas cu pf Art Met W (40¢).. AssoG & E (A) ... Asso G&E $5 pf-. Asso Inv (80¢) Asso Rayon. - Atl Coast Fisher Atlas Corp (a30c) 10s113 113 113 z B 2 2 49% 69 44% 5y 28% 3% 4% 18 # 4% 5ta # 16% 2% # 16% 2% 33 5508 1 41 88 | Atlas Corp war. 8 | Atlas Plvywood 3 Auto Voting Machine (t50c). 1 Babcock& W (40c) 2508 7 Baldw L bd rts(d) 108 Bauman (L) 7% AEEpI i Bellanca Aircraft Bickfords f (2%4) Bliss Co (E W) . 308 | Blue Ridge Corp_. Brmnem El 4 Brmham Gas 5s Canagian Pe U Blue Ridge pf (3). Blumenthal § Bohmk (HC). | Bridgeport Mach_ B Bls B q1s Chi Pneu T Cin 8t R 5! Cin Str Ry 6 Citles Service Brill Corp (A) .. Brill Corp (B) ... British Celanese Ltd rets Brown Co pf__ Brown Forman Buffalo Niag & E P pf (1.60) Bulova W cv pf._. | Bunker Hill & Sullivan(as0e) - 1008 Burco Ine 2 Burco Inc war __. | Burco cv pf (3) E & C Gatineau Pw Gatineau Pw Pub S Gen Pb (J' (R A Georgia Pw Ga P & L Grand Tr Guardn I 5s Gulf Oil Pa 5 Gulf Bt Ut 5s A Hacknsk Wat 5s Hack Wat 55 A '7 Hood Rubber 7s '5 Indiana Indiana $ Indnp P&L 5 Intern Sc Am Intersta Pw 5 Intersta Pw 6s Inter P S 55 Butler Bros Cable EI Prod vtc. Can Indus Alco A Can Indus Alco B- Can Marconi Carib Syndicate. Carrier Corp.. Catalin Corp elanese pr pt (1) 1008 106 Celluloid Corp 3 14 Celluloid Corp pf 1758 47!, Celluloid C 1st pf 120s 921 Cent Hudson G & E ctfs (80c) 2 Central P& L 7% pf (13) - 50s 3 atesElec_. 9 Cent States Elec cv pf (new) | Cent States Elec 1% 30% Cit:es Service Cities Service pf City Auto St (60c) Claude Neon Lts Clev Elec Illu (2). Clev Tractor _ Club Aluminum_. Colon Oi1 | Colts Pat Fire | Colum Lexinston ‘Ut Libby McN&L Long Lsind Lt IaP &L Manitoba Pw Mass Gas 5 Mass Gas Arms (1%)._ ia Gas & Eleccv pf (5) Columbia O&G vtc Columbia Pic (11) 508 | Com'with Ed (4) Com'wlth & S war Community Wat S Como Mines Consol Aireraft._. Cons Copper Consol Gas of Cons M&S( 1 Cons l’e(afl St sof A_ er l.mxr = Cord Cor Cosden (Hl Me (d) Crane & Co Crane Co pf (13) Creole Petroleum. Crocker Wheeler_ Crott Brewing __. | Crowley Milner__. n-- 10y 2 10278 1027, = 1ivin 1oiae T0dan | Dictograph Prod.. | Distillers Corp- | Bmp P part(350e) 1 51 Crown Cent Petr_. Crown Cork Int'l (A)1350c) ____. Cuban Tob vte___ Cueno Press(1.20) Cusi Mex Mining_ Darby Petr (50¢) - Detroit Gray Iron & Fdry (b10c) _. fifl 1% 6% 1% 6% 914 8y 9% A% 107 87 2 124 3 26% 364 12% 26% 101 61% 6 # 65% 10% T 3% 43% 1% 17 Segrams. ____. Distilled Liquors. Doehler Die Cast._ Dow Chemical (2) 1101 Draper C (12.40) . 120s 62 Dubelier Condens. 8 % Duke Power (3) .. 508 65% Duval Tex Sulph- 2 10% Eagle Pitcher Ld. 14 7% Eastn G&F Asso.. 3 3% Eastn G&F pf (A)(6) . _-_ 350s 44 Eastn StatesPwr. 7 1% Eastn Sta Pw (B). 1 17 Easy Washing Mch (B) a37%ec. 1 Eisler Elec Corp - 7 Elec Bond&Share. 158 Elec Bd&Sh pf(6) 2 El Pwr Associates 4 El Pwr Asso (A)-. 20 Elec Sharehold Pt ww (i3). 258 Emp G&F 6% pf 100s Emp G&F 6% %pf 508 Emp G&F 8% vt 100s 6% 1o 173 74 6% 6% 94 31% 32 361 22% 2% 6% 1% 16% 3% 6% 6% 94 30% 32 361 2215 2% Equity Corp 2% | European Electric Lidbdrts . . 5 % % % Ex-Cel-O A&Tool. 21 18% 18% 18% Fairchild Aviatn. 11 1% 7% 75 Fajardo S (a4%) - 258154 154 154 Falstaff Brewery_ 3% Fanny Far C(50¢) Fansteel Metal Fedders Mfg a25c. Ferro Enam (80c) Fidelio Brewery .. Fisk Rubber Fisk Rub pf (6) .- 125! | N Y Tel pf (63%)_ 100s119% 119 | Ohio Oil cu pf(6)_ +| Pan-Am Air (1)__ Wisc P & L 55 7 10114 FOREIGN BONDS. ity Lima 6% 1 ussia 5las cifs * us 6'%s ctf N C FOREIGN EXCHANGES. NEW YORK. November 19 (/.—Foreign exthange m-uulnr, Great Britain lars. others in cents: ireat Britain, demand. (ozv. D0-day il 4t 3 b 6.58% mnnds-nellmm 16. Y 40.24: reg. tourist, 190: Holl lland, Mon! trtll ‘in ‘5" Y:‘Y York in’ Montreal, T01.125. -Nominal. n; su sh.n:hn i ity, Flintkote (1)(A). FlaP&Lpf .. __ Ford M Can A 1% Ford Motor (Can) (B)(1%) Ford Motor Ltd (al7.7¢) - Forem'st Dairy pf | Froedtert Gr & M cv of (1.20). Gen Alloys ___ Gen Fireproofing. Gen Pub Sve pf__. Gen Tire & Rub _ Glen Alden C (1) Globe Under(50c) Godchaux Sug(A) Goldfield Consol.-. Gorham vf ww in dol- " 9| Grand R Var(50c) cables, Great Atl & Pac Tea 1st pf (7). Great Northern Paper (1) Greenfield T&D. Gulf Ofl of Pa Hall Lamp (a10c) Hartman Tob Harvard Brewery. Hazeitine Corp 1. Hecla Min (a20c)_ Helena Rubenst'n. Gray Tel P S (a2) 7508 5 1008 1 - 3008 3 2 208 1008 1 4 1 29 200s 2 20% 208130 130 130 508 20% 10% 11 1 K Huyler's of Del Il Pw&Lt $6 pf__. Imp Oil Ltd coupon (150¢). Imp TobGB& 1re (1.07 7-10) . Ind Pipe L ($30c). Insurance Co of North Am (2)... 2008 Intl Hydro Elec System cv pf._. 2258 Intl Mining (60c). 8 (ntl Mining war - 1 Inti Petro (t11%)- 30 Intl Producti 1 Intl Util «B) 12 Interstate Hos(2) 1 Interstate Power (Del) pf 108 21% 21% 21% Iron Fireman (1).200s 26% 26% 26% ltal Superpwr(A) 1 % % % Jones&Laugh Stl 150s 35% 35 35 Kingsbury Br (d) 2 1% 1% 1% Kirby Pet (a20c).. 1 2% 2% Kolster-Brandes Am shares .. Kress (S H) spec pt (60c) Kreuger(G)Br(1) Lake Shore M(12) Lakey Fy & Mch.. Leftcourt Realty S Leonard Oil Lerner Stores (2). Lockheed Alrxr_. Lone Star Gas 80c Long Lsland Light Long Island Light of (B)(6) Loudon Packing new (t50c) Louistana L& E_. 22 McCord Rad (B) 19 McWill Dredg(t2)150s Mangel Stores 6 Mangel Stores pf- 10s Mapes Cons (2) _. 2 Margay Oil(a50c) Marion Steam Sh_ Maryl'd Casualty - Masonite C (a25c) 600s Mass Util Asso___ Massey-Harri; Mead Corp (T Mead John (13) __. Mem Nat G(allc) Mercantile Stores. Merritt Chap & S.. Merritt Chap & 8§ 15 Mich Sug pt Middle States Petrol vic (A)-. Middle States Petrol vtc (B) .. Middle W Util (d) Mid Royalty cv pf (31%) 1008 Midland Stl Prod. 1 Mohawk Hudson 1st pt (4) Molebdenum Moody's Inv Sve ptopf(3) ____ 258 40 40 Mount & Gulf ___. 1 & & Mount Frod (60c) 9 5 5 Mount State Tel & Tel (8) Murphy Co (1.60) 1130 Nat Bella Hess __ 23 Nat Bd&Sh (11).. 1 Nat Fuel Gas (1)- 2 Nat Investors ... 9 Nat Invest war 5 Nat Inv pf (34) ma Nat Leather . Nat P & L pf (6)-. 500: Nat Service Nat Sugar N J (2) 4 Nat Union Radio_. 4 New Brad O (2ve) 1 NJ Zinc 12) . 200s Newmont Mall;. 8 N Y P&L pf (6) 0s N Y P&L pf (1) 308101 4508 7 . 108136 136% 130 17% 4314 101 101 119% Niag Hud Pwr 93 Niagara Hudson Pwr (A) war___ Niag Sh Md (B) __. Niles-Bem-Pond__ Nipissing(alzize) Noma Elec Corp. - North Am L&P__ 1 North Am L&P pf 600s Northn Cent Tex_. 7 19 9% Y% = % Y% % 8% 81> 8% 341 34 21 2 2 4% 4% 37 | North'n Euro Oil.. 2 | Northern Pipe Line (50c) = Northern States Power (A) 10 Novadel Ag (2) 2 Ohio Edis pf (6) .. 25% 38% 25 38 38 508103 103 103 110314 1031 10315 208110% 109% 110% Ohio P S pf A (7). 108102% 102% 102% Outboard Mot (A) 3 11 11 11 Outboard Mot (B) 3 1% 1% 1% Overseas Secur___ '13 6 513 6 Pacific Eastern __ 24 4% 4% 4% Pac Light'z pf(6) 555106 106 106 Pac Tin spec (a2) 100s 44% 44% 44y 15 42% 407 421 PantepecOil.____ 45 34 3w 3u ParkeDavis (1) 4 454 44l 454 Parker Rust (13) 1080879 78% 79% Peninsu Tel pf(7). 308107 106 107 Pennroad Cpa20c. 90 4% 3% 4 Penn P&L pf (7) 1808107% 107 107'% Penn W & P (4) 1 893 89% 8¢ Pepperell Mfg(3). 403 69 69 10 15 Ohio Pwr pf (6) - Phila Co (60¢) -. 9% Phoenix Secur.. Phoenix pf (3) Pie Bakeries(60c) Pioneer Gold Mines Ltd (80c) Pitney Bowes P M (t20c).. Pitts Forge - Pitts& L E 41y 40% ll % 43 9% % 7 2% 3% Powdrell & Alex (a50e).. Power Corp Can__. Pratt & Lamb (1) Premier Gold t12¢ Pressed Metals (al23c¢c) - 100s Prod Roy'ty(23%¢) 17 Propper Mc€all'm 9 Prudential Invest. 2 Pub Sve Ind pf__.. 90s Pub Sve Okla. prior lien (6)_ 20s Pub Ut Sec pr pf.. 268 Puget Sound Pwr & Lt $5 pf. Puget Sound Pwr & Lt $6 pf 100s 18% 1% Pyrene Mfg(a20c) 2 5% - 5% Quaker Oats (14)-100s139 139 139 Rwy&Lt Secur. . 3268 17 17 Rainbow Lum (A) 4 Y% % Red Bank 11 8 4 Reed Roller B(11) 200s 41% 41% Reeves Dan (5Uc). 6% Reiter-Foster._. Reliable Stores. Reybarn Co. Reynolds In Rice Stix Dry Goods (a50c) - Richfield Oil (Cal) prior (d) - Richmond Rad._. Root Petroleum. Root Petroleum cv pr pf (1.20)__ Zoyal Typewriter Safety CH&Lt(3) 100s St Anthony Gold-. St Regis Paper. 28 St Regis Paper pt 3508 Salt Creek P(80c). 1 Schiff (The)Co(2). Secur Corp Gen_.. 2 Seeman B (12%).. 51 6 11% 35 1% 19% i ¥ 9% 14% 92 2% -150s 45% 18% Segal Lock& H _ Seiberling Rubber Selected Indus... 2 Selected Indus allot ctfs (33) 100s Selec Ind pr(3%) 200- Sentry Safety Con Seton Leather Shattuck Den Min 8 W&P (50¢)- Shenandoah . Sher-Will (4) Smith (A 0) .. 12 1% 250! 128% 128% 1281/. . 6 48% 48 48% Smith Corona vte. 4 20% 20 20% Sonotone Corp ... 26 2% 2% 2% South Am Gold & Plat (a30c). 9 4% 4% 4% 6 28% 28 28% 8o Penn Ofl (1.40) Southn Calif Edis 35% 35% % W W 64 6 part pf (1%). - 2508 36 Southn Nat G (d). 4 So'land R (120c). 4 Spanish&Genrets. 7 % _‘ % K %| Tob Prod Ex(10c) | Univ Insurance_ Stand Oil Ky (t1). 3 22 Stand P&L (B) Stan S11&L(alc) .. Starrett Corp (d). Starrett C pf (d). Stein(A)& Co (1) Steson (J B) ... Stutz Motor . Sullivan Machin, Sun Investing pf. Sunray 011 Sunshine M 1.60_ Swan Finch Swift Intl (2) . Swiss-Am El pf . Swiss Ol Cp a20c. ‘Taggart Corp = Tampa Elec(2.24) Tasteyeast(Del)A Technicolor Inc Teck Hughkes(40c) Texas Gult Prod.. Tex P&L pt (1) _. Texon O&L (60¢) 1 Thermoid cu pf _ 3508 68 21 Todd Shipyard (2)100s 31 Trans-Lux Daylite Pic Sn (20¢c) _ Tri-Contl C war._. Tubize Chatillion. Tubize Chatl (A). Tung-Sol Lamp.. Unit Corp war . Unit Dry Dock(d) Unit Founders Unit Gas Corp Unit Gas C war ___ Unit Gas Corp pf.. Unit Lt&Pw (A).. Unit Lt&Pw pt _ Unit Molasses Ltd aé%c).____- 2 Unit Profit Share. 8 Unit Shoe M 12353508 USElecPwww__ 5 U S Foil(B)(6uc). 40 US & Intl Secur.. 2 U S & Int Secur 1st pf ww ($1)_. U S Radiator U S Kadiator pf.. Unit Stores vtc __ Utd Verde Ex f20¢ Unit Wall Paper. 209 100s 18 Utah Apex . _ Utilities Pw&Lt Utility Equitie: Utllity Eq pf(3%) '255.75 Utility & Indus___ 4 1% | Utility & Indus pf 1 Venezuela Petrol. 1 vait & Bond (B) . 1 Walker (Hiram).. 32 Walker (H)pf(1). 2 Wayne Pump E 7 W Va Coal & Coke 1 Western Auto Supply (3) A _ Williams R C (1) 1 | Woudley Pet (40e) 1 | Wright Harg t40c 17 Yukon Gold g Dividend rates in dol 2% 2 17 3 105100 6l 3% 3 ki Utah P&L pf 313% 1758 49% R l 1% 33% 17% 18%, 4% 650s 475 21% 2% 2 100 100 6% 6% 64 3% 31 4% 2% 6, 27 9% 14 % # 31 8 8% 2%, 22% 4% based on last | An. quarterly or semi-annual payment nual rate—plus extra dends. a Paid this year. Accumulated divi b Paid last year. 1, | weakened .. | awaited the outcome of budget negotia- 22% 22 Fertilizer-Association Finds Average at 79.5 Against 79.4 Week Ago. There was a slight rise in the gen- eral level of wholesale commodity prices in the week er.ded November 16, according to the index of the Na- tional Fertilizer Association. This index for the week stood at %179.5 per cent of the 1926-8 average, compared with 794 the preceding week, 79.6 a month ago and 758 a year ago. The index last week was 425 per cent above the depression low point, reached in the week of March 4, 1933, and was 3.5 per cent above the low point of 1935. Of the 14 component groups of the index 4 moved upward last week and 6 declired. The rise in cotton to the 12-cent lével was largely responsible index, marking the tenth consecutive weekly advance and raising it to the highest level reached since September, 1934. A more than seasonal decline in the supply of butter resulted in a sharp price rise, which was mainly re- sponsible for a substantial upturn in the fats and oils index. There was a further decline in the price of lard during the week. The average price of gasoline was slightly higher last week, resulting in & rise in the fuels index. Grain prices were mixed, while the trend of feedstuffs was downward. There was a drop in cattle quotations, but prices for hogs, sheep and lambs were higher. The result of these mixed trends was a small decline in the grains, steel scrap and tin were somewhat higher, but the . changes were not sufficiently large to affect the metals index. FOREIGN MARKETS. By the Associated Press. LONDON —Uncertainty regarding sanc- tions against Italy, coupled Prench political situation. _un:y and profit taking on the stock ex- | senerally.” Chinese and Japanese bonds on unfavorable Far Eastern news. Ol shares rallied in the afternoon. The market closed dull rices moved | the " Bourse today as irregularly on financial _circles Rentes declined. while industrials irregular and international issues dvanced BERLIN —After & weak opening. buy- ing activity set in on the Boerse today |and the market closed firm. The Boerse for the increase in the textiles group | ¢ feeds and live stock group. Prices of |4 hange today under which prices drooped | 3 will be closed tomorrow “bustag.” the na- ional day of repentance. A. Sprague of Chicago was elected yesterday to fill a vacancy on the board of directors of the Baltimore & Ohio Rallroad Co. The action was tuken at the 103d annual meeting of the stockholders. The stockholders re-elected the other members of the board: Newton D. Baker, Harry Bronner, Howard Bruce, John J. Cornell, Carl A. Degers- dorfl, Robert Garrett, John R. Morron, George M. Shriver, John F. Stevens, Robert A. Taft and Joseph E. Widener. The 1934 report was submitted by Daniel Willard, president of the com- pany, and approved. At the meeting 13,649 stockholders were represented. _— NEW YORK BANK STOCKS NEW YOR! & Yok Becurtty Deatore™ Asociations Y (Quotations as of 2 o :lock) Bi¢ Bk of Man (1%2) .. Barkers Tr (2) Bkiyn Tr (4) Cen Han Chuse Nat ( Chem Bk & Tr (1800 Commeretal ( ont Bl Empire Tr (1) Fif*h Ave (:4a) Pirst Nat (Bos) Firct Natl (100 Mlnu’lflul! Tr ( i Gy NY ‘l‘:un 5) Bupiie 11%,)” e United St Tr « s—Ircluding !X'rlu. FEDERAL LAND BANKS NEW YORK ) — LanE%,YORK. November 19 (P).—Federal (Quotations as of 2 o'clock.) Rnle-——Mltun};Y Bid 4155 9 00 Aaed 103 104 108 1011 Vo3 U. S. TREASURY NOTES. By the Associated Press. The position of the Treasury on Novem- ber 16 was: Receipts. $6.440.318.93; ex- pendllures 03.84: balance,” S1.- ;i toms recelpts for the 1 year (since July exvenditures. & inciuding = $1.319.0i1. excess gross 73 sai }Axual 65: K71 of emergency exvenditures): olbubendimru 1 $1.565.440.084 37 60.586.60. & asiets, S48, Recelpts for November 17. 1944_(com 1, $10.190.571.9:8 838 net balance ms receints for the | pts for the fiscal year. £1.00.031.- expenditures IR.05% 72 decrease of | thie previous day. goid Long-Haul Companies Re- port New Peak in Nets Also for Nine Months. Special Dispatch to The Star. NEW YORK, November 19.—Long- haul intercity bus companies have reached an all-time high in operations and net income, according to reports for the first nine months of 1935 to be published in the November issue of Bus Transportation. An analysis by that publication of the operations of more than 16,000 busses covering & half-billion bus miles and doing & gross business of $116,- 000,000 in the period covered indi- cate that traffic volume became ex- ceptionally good in the third quarter. Net income in the third quarter in the face of increasing taxes and prices was the highest for any quarter in the five years that the magazine has been compiling quarterly statistics of operating conditions. Passenger revenues per bus mile also are higher and are nearly 3 per cent ahead of those in the previous year. with the third quarter showing 27.88 cents, as compared with 26.95 cents in the 1934 quarter. Passenger revenue per mile of route for the nine-month period rose to $580, compared with $521 in 1934, a gain of 11.32 per cent, while each bus owned took in $12,103, or $1,431 more than in 1934. The length of haul per passenger on intercity routes, accord- ing to the survey, is increasing steadily. Local operations, both in cities and in suburban areas, likewise indicate a gain over last year for the nine- month period, notwithstanding that the third quarter is the lowest traffic period for these two classes of car- riers. City operations show a gain of 52 per cent in net income per bus, | while operations of 2,000 busses of suburban carriers show a net income gain of $132 for each bus owned. e U. S. TREASURY NOTES. (Repoited by Chas D, Barney & Co) te Maturity, Bid. | Earnings for Seven Months More Than 100 Per Cent Above 1934 Level. By the Asdciated Press. NEW YORK, November 19.—James H. Rand, jr., president and chairman of Remington Rand, Inc., told direc- tors at the regular meeting today that net earnings for the seven months ended October 31 totaled $1,170,099, an increase of more than 100 per cent over the net earnings of $534,389 in the same period last year. The directors declared two initial quarterly cash dividends of 37!, cents each on the 5 per cent prior preferred stock, payable January 1 and April 1 to stock of record December 10 and March 10. They also declared an initial semi« annual dividend of $3 on the $6 pre- ferred stock, pavable in 5 per cent prior preferred stock as approved by the recapitalization plan. This payment will be made on April 1 to stock of record March 10, . CHICAGO PRODUCE. CHICAGO, November 19_(.—Poultry, live. 46 trucks: steady to firm:. hens I than 415 pounds, 41 up. 1 Legnorn’ hi colored, 18: smal small seconds © centralized c: 3 firm: extra firsts lnd»d firsts, ‘24: current receipts refrig, extras, 23; standards, 2: frsts. RAILROAD EARNINGS. NEW YORK. November 19 operating income of railr today for October include; Union Pacific So ORK. Novembs futures opened kb MONTREAL SILVER. MONTREAL. November 10 P futures op: steady. ~December_ 15 March. 6 May, 66.05b. b—Bid. 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