Evening Star Newspaper, December 3, 1935, Page 15

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1935, FINANCIAL FINANCIAL. CORPORATE BONDS RECORD ADVANGES Junior Rail Issues Lead Late Rise—Federal Issues Firm. Bond Averages 20 10 Rails. Indus. Net change. Unc. Unc. Today, noon 83.9 101.3 - 8391013 818 999 - 854 909 8781014 764 922 89.4 929 10 10 Util For'n +.2Unc. 99.5 69.0 99.3 69.0 98.7 69.1 84.0 685 99.8 704 845 65.5 88.9 70.0 745 73.7 68.2 60.2 458 400 646 422 1928 high___101.1 98.9102.9 1005 10 Low-Yield Bonds. Tdy., noon 109.4 Prev. day.109.4 Month ago 109.4 Year ago.107.7 1935 high. 110.7 1935 low. 107.9 1934 high . 108.3 1934 low. 99.1 1928 high. 1044 1932 low. 86.8 (Compiled by the Associated Press.) 1935 low-... 1934 high... By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, December 3.—Domes- tic corporation bonds showed firming tendencies during late trading today under leadership of low-priced rails, many of which advanced major frac- | tions to more than 2 points. United States Governments partici- pated in the upturn, gaining 3-32ds to 12-32ds under a fairly heavy de- mand. Foreign loans were generally steady. Among corporate issues on the up- side were Baltimore & Ohio 4!:s at 5934, New York Central 5s at 7812, Nickel Plate 4!>s at 67, Southern Railway 4s at 52% and Erie 5s at 75. Most of the active St. Lbuis South- western issues were small fractions to more than 3 points higher. Chicago Grain. By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, December 3.—Late ral- lies of wheat prices today at times more than overcame earlier losses. Messages from Winnipeg that report- ed some wheat buying attributed to European continental account provided more or less of a stimulus. General speculative buying interest in Chicago, | however, lacked volume, although pri- ‘vate reports showed a tendency to re- duce estimates of the probable Argen- tine exportable surplus. Wheat closed unsettlcd at the same as yesterday’s fimsh to 3s higher; May, 965a%; corn, 3« off to 's up; May, 5814a%; oats, unchanged to % higher, and provisions showing 2 cents to 10 cents advance. P VHEAT— Open Chicago Cash Market. Cash wheat, No. 3 red durum, 85%;: No. 4 red, 98% : No. 4 red. tough, 983, No. 3 hard, 1.07; corn, No. 4 mixed, 53%; No. 5 mixed, 51a54; No. 3 yel- low, 5712a5812; No. 4 yellow, 5412a55; No. 5 white, 52'4a55; sample grade, | 47a50; oats, No. 3 white, 253,a293; | No. 4 white, 25a26; sample grade, | 2134325, yellow, 791 no rye; soy beans, No. 4 barley, Wisconsin tough, 72; nominal feed, 30a42; malting, 40a | 81; timothy seed, 3.00a35 hundred- weight; clover seed, 12.00a17.50 hun- | dredweight. Liverpool Grain Prices. LIVERPOOL. December 3 (#.—Wheat futures closed easy. = Erey lose. close. chember 8K RO h 845 843 o 91 e Nots Baltimore Quotations. BAUTIMORE, Dece mber 5 (% —Wheat, red lnlel’ Decem| 5 Washington Exchange SALES. Capital Traction 55—$500 at 9515. Potomac Electric 5!2% pfd—9 at 1123, AFTER CALL. Riges Bank pfd.—10 at 105. Georgetown Gas 55—$1,000 at 113, $500 at 113, Washington Gas 6s B—$500 at 100%. Bid and Asked Prices. BONDS. PUBLIC UTILITY. Amer_ Tel. & Tel 11 Am. Tel. & Tel. col !r s lON’/c Anacosiis & Pot. 5s Apa. & Pot. Guar, C. & P. Tel. of Cnmlzl Traction R. City & Suburban 55 rgetown Gas 1st 55 Pot. Elec. Pow. Cons. bs.. Potomac Elec. 6 Wuh Gas 5s 19 Gas 5s 1960 Wash: Gas 6s. series B Wash. Rwy. & Elec. 4i Asked. 6% 110y 0. 8la% rl 35007 1029/.' (3 68 fheae G 'R ‘tn‘o"n':lllvfilon (&) g um NEW YORK BAR SILVER. NEW YORK, December 3 (#).— :a;‘ silver quiet and unchanged rlicky. spot domestic. | By private wire direct to The Star. TR E ASURY. High. Low. 2:85. i%l 1945-47____. 100 22 100 16 10022 2%s 1955 60... 100 9927 9931 35 1946-48 102 18 10215 10218 38 1951-56 ... 10220 10216 10219 3%4s 1946-49___._ 10319 10316 10318 3% 1949-52_... 10316 10314 ll'lSll 3% s 1041 10730 10726 107 3%8 1944-46 10428 104 25 104 25 3%s1940-43.June 1078 1078 1078 3% 1941-43 Mar 10717 1079 10717 335 1943-47 . 10614 1067 10614 33, = 1946 56 . 1091 1091 1091 48 1944-54 - 11024 11021 11022 4Y%=1947-52 _. 1152 1152 1152 41,8-3%81943-45 10515 1055 10515 FEDERAL FARM MORTGAGE. 2 1942-47 .- 100 100 100 3:‘15941 . 10110 10110 10110 3:1949 . 10025 10024 10225 3% s 1964 - 10218 10213 10218 HOME OWNERS' LOAN. 2%51939-49 ___. 9918 9912 9918 351952 - - 10025 10021 10023 FOREIGN BONDS. Wigh. Low. 331 33% 97 97 6% 2:56. Abitibl Pa&Pw 58 '63 33 Akershus 5s°63 Antioquia 1st 7857 Antioguia 3d 7s '57 Antioquia 7s '45 A Antwerp 58 '58 Argentine f1s '62 Argentine 6857 A ___ Argentine 6s ‘58 B Argentine 6s 59 June Argentine 6s 59 Oct Argentine 6s ‘60 May Argentine 6s 60 Sept Argentine 6s '60 Oct Argentine 6s ‘61 Febr Argentine 65 61 May Australia 4%s ‘56 Australia 5s '55 | Australia 5557 Bavaria S 6125 45 Belgium 6s ‘65 Belgium 61 49 Belgium 7s ‘56 Berlin Elec 6s '55 Berlin Elec 6%s ‘51_. Berlin Elec 6%s '59._. | Rolivia 7s 69 .__. ! Bolivia &s 47 | Brazil 6%s '26- Brazil 6158 ‘27 | Brazil 7s '52 Braz | 8s 11 Bremen St 7s '35 Brisbane 68 ‘57 Brisbane 58 58 _ | Buenos A 6s 61 8t Pv BuenosA6l%s'f1stPv. Bulgaria 7s "67 July coupon oft ___ Bulgaria 71;s '68 May coupon off.. Canada 4s 60 | Canada 5s '52 Cauca+Valley 734846 Chile 6s Chile 6s | Chile 6s ! Chile 6s Chile 7s '42 Chile Mtz Bk 6s'61__ Chile Mtg Bk 6562 _ Chile Mtx Bk 63457 Chile Mte Bk 63%s'61 Chilean Mun L 7= '60 Colombia 6s '61 Jan . Colombi 6= '61 Oct.. | Col Mtz Bk s 47 | Copenhagen 58 '52___ | Costa Rica Ts 51 A May coupon on Cuba 5325 45 Cuba 55 '53 | Cund'amarca 6‘15 59 Denmark 4148 '62 Denmark 51%s ‘55 | Denmark 65 '¢2 Dominic 1st 5%s 40 Dominic 1st 51,542 Dominic 2d 5% '40 .. El Salvador 8s '48 ct Elec Pw Ger 6%s '50. | Ele: Pw Ger 6%s 53 | Finland 6% 56 __. | French Gov 7s 49 | French Gov T%s41_ Ger CBk A 68 38 Ger C Bk A6s'60 July Ger C BF A 68 '60 Oct Ger Gov 53 8°65 stpd Ger Prov & City Bk con Ag 6%s 58 . Ger Rep 7s '49 un st vGrt Br& Ir5%s" | Grt CEt Jap 6l%s 50 Greek Gov 6s '68 | Helsingfors 6128 ‘60 | 1taly 7s '51 !ItaiCrd P W 3T A |1tal Crd P W 7547 B Jabun 5%8'65 - | Japan 63 '54 Kreu&Toll 55’59A l:f! | Medellin 6%s "64 o Met Water 5%s ‘50 .. | Milan 6%s 52 New So Wales s '57. Mex 4s'10-'45 asst. Nord Ry 6%s '50 Norway 6s "63 | Norway 5%s "65. Norway 6s 44 ____. Norway €s '52 Norw Hy El 5% | Nuremberg 6s Oriental Dev-5%s ‘58 Oriental Dev 6s 53 .. ! peru 6s 60 . Peru 7s ‘59 | Poland 8s'50 Porto Alegre 7 %l ‘66 July coupon off Porto Alegre 8s '61 Julv eoupon off ___. Prussia 6s'52. ... Prussia 61%s '51._. Rhein-Ruhr 6s°51_. Rhein-Main 75 '50_ Rima Steel 7s '55 Riode Jan 6%s '53 April coupon off __. Rio Grdo Sul 6s '68 June coupon off Rio Grdo Sul 7s '66 May coupon off Rome 6%5s 52 Rumania 7s°'69 Aug couponoff____ Sarta F Arg 75'52stp. Sao Paulo C 8s '52 coupon off Sao Paulo St 65’68 July coupon off ___ Sao Paulo St 7s 40__. Sao Paulo St 8s 50 July coupon off Serbs 7s'62unmco-. Serbs8s’62unmco . Shin'su E1 P 6%s ‘52 Silesia Prov 7s ‘58 Silesian Bk 68 '47 Sydney 5%8 '55 _—aee. Tokio 5%s'61 ... Tokio El Lt 65’53 ___ Un St) Wk 6%s 47T A_ Un St] Wk 6%s°'61 A_ Uruguay 6s '60 _ Uruguvay Warsaw 78 ‘68 Yokohama 105% 112% 8 IJ" S s 69% 83% 82% DOMESTIC BONDS. Adams Exp 4 Adams Exp Alleg Corp Alleg Corp Alleg Corp Alleg Corp bs ‘50 stp. Alleg Valley 4543 Allis-Chalm 4s°45___ Allis Chalm bs 37 Am & For Pw 55 2030 108} 108% 108% 111‘& 1105 110% 665 113% 113% 113“ 102 101% 102 120% 117% 120% 15 1156 115 109% 109 109% . 113% 113 113 118% 113 113 Am Type F 68 40 cfs. Am Wat Wks bs 44.. Am Wat Wks 6: Am Writ Pap 6 Armour & Co 43%s 39 Arm‘r(Del)1st és :z. 110 109% 110 100 . 99% 100 34 33% 33% 104% 104% 104% 94% 94% 94! 105 106 105 Low 2:865. -~ 106% 106% 106% Kt 3% T4 Beech Crk 4s ‘36 gtd . Bell Tof Pabs 48 B Beil T of Pa bs'60 C. Beneficial L 68 '46 Beth Steel 4% s 60 sf Bos & Me 4%s'61J Bor & Me 5s 67 Bot Con M 615 ‘34 Bklyn Edis 6s '62 Bkiyn M T 6s 49 A Bklyn M T 6s 68 A__. Bklyn Queens C&S 1st 55 '41 stpd Bklyn Un EI bs '50 Brown Shoe 3%s '50 Buff R&P con 4%8'57 BCR&Neclbs'34 Bush Term cn 6s 55 Bush T Bldg 5 ‘60 __ By-Prod Ck 5%s '45 Can'dian Nt R4%s'51 Can'dian Nt R43%5'66 Can'dian Nt R4%s'67 Can’dian N 5s5'69July Can'dian Nt 58'690ct. Can’dian Nt R 68 '70 Can’dian N db6 1% s'46 ‘an'dian vc db4sperp Can’dian Pc 4%s 60 Can'd'an Pc6s 54 . CaroCl& O 6s'52 A Cent Br U F 45’48 Cent of Ga con bs '45 Centr* Gabs 69C 7| cent 111 E& G bs 51. Cent N Fng 48 ‘61 Certof NJ 4s°'87 Cent of N J gen 6s'8’ Cent Pac 1st rf 48 '49 Cent Pac bs '60 Cert'ddeb5%s 48 Chesap C cv cl 5s ‘4 Chesap Corp 58 *47_ C&ORrendles92___. |C&0O4%s'93 A C&O4%s 95 B C&Oconbs 39 _ Chi & Alt ref 35°49 _. Chi B & Q gen ¢s ‘58 __ ChiB& Q41 Ch1 B& Qref 71 Chi B&Q 1 div 4s'49 Chi & E 111 58 *51 Chi Grt W 4s'59 - Chi | & L gen 58 °66.__ Chi Ind & So 45’56 __ | CM&StF gn 43, 89 C. CM&StP 4%s 89 E CM&StP 4% 589 1 CM&StP bs 75 CM&StP&P adj582000 , |Chi & NW gn 3158 '87 Chi&NW gn 31.s '87r Chi& NW gn 4587 | Chi & NW gn 45'87 st | Chr & NW 4148 2037 | Chi & NW 41,52037C. |Ch. & NW 4% s 49 Chi& NW 4%s'87 Chi & NW gn bs 87 Chi & NW rf 58 2037 . C&NW Nr W 6155 '3 Chi R I&P rf 48 34 | Chi R 1&P rf 4534 cf. Chi R I&P gn 4s ‘88 Chi R I&P 4%s 52 Chi R 1&P 4 %8s 60 Chi St L&N Me 4s ‘51 Chi T H&= 1st b5 60 % [ Chi T H&S inc bs ‘60 Chi Un Sta 4563 Chi Un Sta 43863 A ChiUnSta5s 44 __ Chi Un Sta 55’63 B _ Chi& W I con 4s 52 Chi& W I5%s8'62_ __ Chilas & Co & Chile Cop deb 65 "47_. CinGasEl 4s 68 A _ Cin Un Ter 58'57C _ CCC&StL gen 4s'93 CCC&StL rf 4 %#'TTE CCC&StL rf 58 '63D_ Clev Un Ter 4%s 77 Clev Un Terbs 73 8 Clev Un Ter 53%s'724 Colo Ind cl tr 6s 34 Col & So 41,5 '80 asst ColumbiaG & E 58762 May Columbia G&E 5s ‘61 Cor Coal Md rf bs ‘50 Con Coal Md 5s°50 cfs Con Gas Chi 55 ‘36 Con Gas N Y 43s 51 Con Gas N Y 5857 ConG N Y db5%s'45 Container deb 5s '43 Cuta R R 1st 5= '52 Cuba RR ref 71s'26 Cuba Nor RR 51442 Cumb T & T 5837 Del & Hud ref 4s '43 . Del & Hud 5%= 37 _ Den G & E 5851 st __. Den & R G cn 4s 36 Den& RG 4%s 36 _ Den& RG W bs 55 _ Den&RGW 5s’'55assat. Den& RG rf bs 78 Detroit Edis 45’65 B Det Edison 4%s'61 D Det Edison 5s '52 Det Edison 55’62 _ Dul SS & At 58°37 Eas<t Cuba S 7%= '37_ E Tenn lier. 55°38 Ed El 11 Bklyn 4s°39 ElginJ & E Eriecv4s 53 A _ Erie cv 4s'53 B Erfe 4596 Erie gen 4s " Erie ref 5s 67 Erferef 5s 75 Erie & Jersey Fed Lt & Tr 6s’54 B_. FlaECRy 4%s'59__ Fla EC Ry 68°74 FlaECRYy 68 74 cfs_ Gen Am Inv 58’52 __ Gen Cable 5%s 47 Gen Pub Sve 5%s 39 Gen Steel C5%s"49__ Gen Thea Eq 6s°40 _. Gen Th Eq 68 '40 cfs_ Goodrich 6s 45 Goodrich 6%s 47 _.. Goody’r T&R 68 °57. Gould Coup 68 ‘40 Grand Rap [ 4%s°41_ Gr Tr'k of Can 6s '36. GtNRref4%s'61 A Gt NRgen4%s'76 D Gt NRgen 4%s'17TE Gt N R gen §8°73C _ GIN R5%s'52 B Gt N R gen 7536 A Green Bay 55’62 B.._. Gulf M & N 5s ’lfl = Gulf M& N 53 = Gulf Sta St b%s '(I Har Ry-P C 1st 45'64. Houston O11 6%s '40_ Hudson Coal 5s 62 Hud & Man inc 5 Hud & Man ref 111 Bell Tel 3%s'70 I Cent 3%s°52_____. 111 Cent coll tr 45 '53_ 111 Cent ret ¢s ‘55 I Cent 4%s 111 Cent ref 87% 87 109% 109% 101% 101% 119 119 125% 126% 110% 110% 103% 103% 69% 69% 73 13 16% 15% 108% 108% 1047 104% 106% 106% 67% 67% 109 109% 104 104 64 64% 22% 22% 45% 45% 64 64 93 92 109% 109% 109% 109% 108% 10814 4 112% 112% 113'5 113% 113% 114 122% 122% 84 x4y 100 100 104% 104% 111% 111% 2813 28% 26% 26% 13% 974 44% 87 99% 101% 857 95 109% 116% 118% 111% 110% 110% 40 10715 106 109% 109% 14% 25% 10 B8Y 44% 45 45 14% 101% 119 125% 1108 103% 69% 3% 15% 108% 10474 1067 67 9% 103 100% 103% 854% 18% 18% 102% 108% 104 . 53% 107% 103% 107% 103% 103% 85 85 18% 18% 18% 18% 102 102% 108% 108% 103% 104 51% 53% 107% 107% 103% 103% 106% 107% 93% 93 93 92% 92% 92% 101% 100% 100% 105% 105 105 102% 102% 102% 8% 8% 84 8% 7T3% T8% 83 83 83 102% 102% 102% 86 85% 86 100% 100 100% 421% 41% 42% 32 81% 232 80% 80% 80% 102% 102« 102% 5% 66% 75 . 68% 68! 103% 103% 103% 1 R T 1st ref 55’66cfs Int RT 6s'32 IntR T 6s'32ctfs___. Interlake 6s "51 Int Ag col 5842 stp_. Int Cement §s°48 52A .. 1nt Gr Nradj CI'HA. Int Hydro El 68 "44._. Int Mer Mar 6s°41___ Int Pap 1st 68 '47T-A.. Int Papref 68’656 __ Int Ryof CA 6s'41 _ Int T& Tovéds 39, IntT& T 4%s'52 IntT&TEs'S6 . Inv 68’48 P ww__. 48 B XWooo 10214 102% 102% | zor AtuCLuD4%s 64 At Coast L clt b5 '45 Atlantic&D st 4s'48 AtG&W 15859 __. Atl Refin deb 68 '37.... 106 100 B&O ist ememee 10215 102 CFS&Mrf: Kan CSo 1st3s Kan C So rf 1n b Kan C Ter 1st & Kan G & BAY%s 'lo__. Keith 65°48 Kendall 5%8 *48 ww . Ky&Ind T 4%s ‘61 st. Klun (:aunu Elev n len Ligh! 1st 6% '“....“... Kresge Foun 4s ' 103% 103 103 0 8 90 87% 66% 6015 85 100% 100% 1003 100% 100% 100% 101% 101% 101% . 83% 62 63 107% 107% 107% IDI“ 1m ll’dfi 102“ lofl 102“ 100 100 100 103 102% 103 115 % 115 111% 1314 111% Lake E&W 2d 55 '41__ Lake S&M So 3%s'97. Lautaro Nitr 6s b4.. Leh C&N 4%s'54 A_. 100 LVNYlltnofixm Leh Val Coal 68 '74._ Leh Val Har 6854 __ Leh V Pa con 4s 2003 Leh V P cond s 2003 Leh V RR con 5s 2003 Leh Val Ter 5s°41 Ligg & Myr 5 Ligg & Myr 784 Loew's 6s Long fs] ref 48 '49._ La & Ark 6» 69 Lou & Jeff Bld 4s'45_ L & N unif 4s ‘40 1 L & N So Mon jt 4s'62 M’Cro'yS5%s'41 filed McKess & R 6%s ‘50 Manhat R 4s 90 Marion St Sh 6s Market St Ry 'll‘w A Mead Co 6s 45 Mil £ R&S L 5s 61 Ml E R&S L rf 657 Mil & Nor con 41 MSt1&SSM cn ¢s 38 MStP&SSM bs '38 gt_ MStP&SSM 5%s "49_. MStP&SSM 5%s5 78 Mo 111 58 59 MoK & T 18t 4590 MoK & T4'%s 78 __. MoK &1 56s 62A . Mo K & T ad) 65 '67... Mo Pac 4 Mo Pac 58 65 A Mo Pac 6811 F Mo Pac 5s 78 G ctfs .. Mo Pac 55’80 H - Mo Pac 5580 H ctfs_ Mo Pac 58811 Mo Pac 5s ‘81 I etfs.__ Mo Pacbl%s 49A . Monong Ry 1st 4560 Mob & Ohio 58 38 Mont Cent 5837 Mont Cent 6s°37 Mont Pwr ref 55°43 Mont Pwr 58 ‘62 A Mont Tram 5s '41 Mor & Esx 318 2000 Mor & Esx 4%s '55 . Mor & Esx 63'55 _ Namm & Sons 6s "43 . Nassau El 45 =td. 2 r\al Dairy 6%s 48 __ NatR M 4s'77a New ET&I' 4386 New E T&T 1st bs 52 New J P&L 4%s ‘60 New Or GNR 5. NewOr PS6s'53 A - NewOrPSis 55B ew Or T&M 415 ‘56 ew Or T&M 58 ‘34 B New Or T&M 55 56 C. | New Or T&M 515 54 NY Cent 518 97 N Y Cent 3145 97 reg. ¥ Cent 4s 42 = N Y Cent con 4598 N Y Cent rf 41382013 N Y Cif4%s2013n ¥ Cent ref 5s 2013 N ¥ Centev 6s 44 - [NYCLSh3ys 98- NYC&StL 15t 4837 NYC&StL 4%s'78 NYC&StL5%s'74 A_ NYC&StL 1st 65 '35__ NYC&StL 6535 rets._. N ¥ Dock 5s ‘38 N Y Edison 5s ‘44 B |NYEdref 64541 N Y G El H&P 5 NY Lac&W 418 7. NYNH&H con 48 54 NY NH & H 3%s '56. NY NH & H 4s 55 NY NH & H 45’56 NY NH & H 4s 57 _ NY NH & H 4%s"67_ NY NH&H cl tr 65°40 NY NH& H cv 6s 48 N YO&Wref 4s 92__ N Y Rysinc 6= 66 _ N Y Rvs inc6s’65asst N Y Steam 5556 N Y S&W 1st rf Y Teigen 4148 29 T INYW&Baws 46 _ Niag L&O P 5= '55 __ Niag Sh b%s ‘50 E: Norf So 1st ref 5s 61 Norf Solst rf5s’61ctfs Norf&W 1st 4596 North Am Co 6s ‘61 North Am Ed 55 69 C North Am Ed C%s '63 Nor Pac gen 38 2047_. Nor Pac 4s°'97 Nor'n Pac 4%s 20‘7_. Nor'n Pac 552047 C.. Nor'n Pac 53 2047 D.. Nor Pac 6s 2047 - Nor'n St P 1st5s"41A . Nor'nStPés'41B.__ Ogden L C 4s '48 | Ohto Pub Sve 78 47~ - 111% uni Pwr Niag 58 '43 Ore RR &N 45’46 Ore W RR & N 48 '61 Otis Steel 65 41__ Pac Coast 53 '46 PacG & E6s 42 _ Pac Tel 1st 6s ‘37 Pan-Am P C 6540 Par-B'way 6% Param’t Pic 6s ‘56_... Parmelee 63 '44 Penn Dixie C 6s 41 _. Penn O & D 4%s°77 Penn RR con 4s '43 _ Penn R R 4863 = Penn RR 4%8°81 D__ Penn RR 4%s ‘84 Penn RR con 4%s '60 Penn RR gn 43865 Penn RR db 4%8'70_ Penn RR 6s 64 - Penn RR gen§s ‘68 Penn RR 6%s Penn P& L 4% Peo G L&C rf s Peoria & E inc 4s 90 Pere Margq 1st 4s°56 Pere Marqg ¢%s ‘80 Pere Marq 1st 63 56 Phila Co 68 ‘67 = Phila B&W 4%s'77.. Phila B&W 4%s°'81_ Phila El Co 4s 'T1 Phila & RC& 1 b Phila&RC&1 Philippine Ry PCC&StL 6s 70 A . Pitts& WVa 4% s'60C. Port AC&D 6553 A_. Port Gen El 4%s 60 Port G E 1st 55’35 ext Postal lel & C 5853 Pressed Sti C 6 PubSEI&G4s T Pure O] 4%s 50 Purity Bak bs ‘48 Reading Jer C 4s 51.. Reading R ¢%8°97 A Rem-R 5%8'47 A ww. Rep Ir & Stl bs '90 Republic Stl 5%s 54 Revere Cop&B 65 '48. Richfield Ofl 65 44 RioG Weol4s'49 A St L IM&S R&G 48'33 St L PENW 5848 __. StLRM&P 55 55... StL-SF4s'50A __ 0 A ef: 148 78 S!W'l“l"lldfl. StLS Wgnrfbs’90. St L SW 1st ter 55°52. SPRCSL4%s 41, StPM&MM ex 45 '37_. StPM&MPac ex ¢5'40 St P M&M ext 55'43 San A&A Pass 48°43. San AnPbS6s 52 A Seabd A L 4550 ll l%. Seabd A Ladj Seahd A L 68 °45 A_.. Seabd A L 6s’45 efs_. Seabd A-F1 68"35A ct. Sharon S H Hfil '“.- Shell Pipe L 6s Shell Dot es 41 Sterra& S F P bs 4. Skelly Ol 6%5 39 - 100 121% 121% 132 132 104% 104 100 T9% 105% 107% 102% 106% 105% 80 105% 107% 102% 106% 105% 105% % 113 106% 1113 110 104% 102 51% 105% 10512 10414 104% 40y 40% 56 56 88Y% 46 46 91 90% 104% 104 110% 110% 101% 101% 1056 104% 51% 106% 106% 114% 114% 100% 100% 106 105% 105% 105% Y% T4 88 8Ty 88t; 88 99% 99 102% 101% 111% 111% 109% 109% 107% 106% 56% 56 3% 34 29% 29% 3 113% 113% 73 71% 6% 73% 73 107% 107% 354 34% 61 6014 107% 107% 106% 106 - 100% 99% 94% 94% 106 105% 104% 104% 106% 106% 104% 104% 111% 110% 107% 107% 108‘« 1084 BONDS ON N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE High. 9813 901 8515 92% 97 57 1041 101% | 106! 3% 120 121's 105% 72'% 8T% 861 33 34 34% 351, | 951 901 | 97 85% 2% 2% | TR m RTY 101 67 770 83% 74 106% | 2111 | 111% 110 104%, 102 b1% 1055 104% 40% 56 90 46 903, 104% 110% 101% 104% 106% 114% 1 105% 105% % 88 88‘1 102 11% 109% 106% 56% 35 29% 113% 'l'm 73 107% 35 604 107% 106% 99% 94% 106 1045 106% 104% 111% 107% 108% 112 s12 112 A 102% 102% 102% 1 A1, WHOLESALE INDEX ATNEW 1935 PEAK Fertilizer Association Finds Average Also at Highest Point of Recovery. Advancing for the fourth consecu- tive week, the weekly wholesale com- modity price index compiled by the National Fertilizer Association rose to 80.1 per cent of the 1926-1928 aver- age in the week ended November 30, the highest point reached this year and also in the recovery period. The index was 80 in the preceding week, 9.3 a month ago and 75.8 a year ago. The rise in the index in the latest week was due primarily to an upward movement in the grains, feeds and live stock group, and more particu- larly to higher prices for live stock. Hog prices during the week reached the highest level attained in any No- vember in the past eight years. Whole- sale food prices were generally lower, the principal exception being a con- | tinued rise in the price of pork. ‘The textiles price index reacted during the week, the result of lower quotations for cotton, burlap and silk following a continued upward trend which had lasted for three months. Lower prices for lard and butter were primarily responsible for a sub- stantial decline in the fats and oils index. The building materials and fuel in- dexes registered slight increases, re- flecting - higher prices for oak floor- ing and coke. The price of cotton- seed meal declined during the week. causing a slight drop in the fertilizer materials index. Eighteen price series included in the index advanced during the week and 23 declined; in the preceding week there were 32 advances and 16 de- | clines; in the second preceding week there were 25 advances and 23 declines. Dun's Index Down. NEW, YORK, December 3 (P.— Dun'’s index number of wholesale com= modity prices dropped to $177,732 on December from $178,614 on November On December 1, last year, the index stood at $170,199. INVESTING COMPANIES NEW YORK. December 3 (7 —New York Security Dealers’ Association: (Noon quotations.). Imin Pd 2d Inc Am Gen Eaq Inc \Am Bunnen hrs_ s Stocks. | Blll: Xnduury Builock Fund | Corporate Trusi Corporate Trust A A | Corp Tr A A mod Corp Tr Accum Str. Tr Acc Mod._ Depos Bk Sh N ¥ Depos Ins Shrs “A Diversified Tr C- Dividend Shrs _ | B Incorp Investors Inv Tr NY Coll A~ Investors Fd C Inc_ Plymouth Pund Inc Quarterly Income Sh EH 1013 Y, Bis Dt S33335 400 TONS OF LEAD SOLD. NEW YORK, December 3 (#).—The | St. Joseph Lead Co. reports that 400 tons of pig lead from Southeast Mis: ‘sourl mines were sold yesterday at $4.35 per 100 pounds, St. Louis. High. Low 103 102% 107% 107% 102 101% 80 80 984 9TH 6% 176 7% 16 Socony Vac 3%s ‘50 So Bell T&T 58 41 - So olo Pwr 88 47 A So Paccol 48’49 - So Pac ref 48 65 .ceee S0 Pac 434569 —eeeee So Pac 4%s'81__ 16% 75 SoPacOre4%s 77 _. 85% 85 So Pac S F Ter 50 105% 105% So Ry gen 48 52% 51k So Ry bs 94 887% 88% 30 Ry gen 8"5‘. ,6"7]% :gu, s SoRy % e 21 21 847 82 104% 104% 73 13 99 984 Studebaker cv Swift &Co3%s Tenn Cent 6547 Tenn El Pw 6547 A_. Term As St L 4553 Tex&Pac b ‘80 Third Av ref ¢s Third Aad inex Tol &Ohlo C3% Trumbul) St16s'40.. nOCal6s°42 A gn Pac istrf u 2008 104 104 104 118% 118% 118‘6 105% 105% 105% 111% 111% 111% 109% 109% 109% . 105% 105% 105% 115% 115% 107 95 14867 Un Pac 15t £ 65 2008 Unit Biscul! 6 50. Utah P& L 68’44 Util P& L 63 '59 ww_ Ut P&L6%8 4T . Vanadium cv 65’41 . Ver Sug 1st 7s ‘42 etl Wabash 5%8 76 Wabash 5%s'75 cf! ‘Wabash T&C 4s 41 Walworth 6345 A Walworth 6845 cf. Walw'th 6% '35 ww Warner Bros cv 6s ‘39 Warner-Quin 6 Warren Brcv 6s "41 .. Westchester L. W Pa P 1st 5 W Sh ist 4s W Sh 1st 4s 2061 reg.. West'n Md 1st 48'63.. West'n Md 5%8 77 West'n Pac b A West'n Pac 5846A as. West'n Un 4%4s°50 . 101% 100% 100% West'n Un cl tr 65°38. 1061 108% 10615 West'n Un bs 'il._.. 103% 103% 103% 103 102% 103 103% 108% 103% Whul 548’48 A W Sp. m com 1836 ct. Wis C S&D ter 4s 36 Wilson & Co 45 ‘65 ‘Yousgtn S&T 58°70B. 1 Youngtn S&T 58'18A-. 10! ’ 99 '101% 101% 101% 101% | inch ‘minimum. = POTATO! | New York arrived | nent Dealings in Franc Limited, Pending Outcome of Debate By the Assocthted Press. INDON, December 3. —Pen the outcome of the French Chnmber of Deputies’ debate on political organ~ ization, dealings on the French franc were restricted today in the foreign exchange market. The franc closed at 74.80 to the pound as compared with yesterday’s close of 74.84. The United States dollar closed at 4.93 1-16 to the pound as compared to yesterday's close of 4.92%. PARIS, December 3 (#).—Three per cent rentes, 74 francs 50 centimes; 4% per cent rentes, 83.85. Exchange on London, 74.81. dollar was quoted at 15.17%. The Washington Produce BUTTER—One-pound prints (92 xcum 36: tub. 35: 1-pound prints (90 score), 35 pound prints (89 score), pound, light, .51 ( heavs, §.75a0.75; Toughs . 5.00as 00 cateen.” 5UORLY.50; lambs,” 6.0089.00. Prices by the United States Bureau of Agricultural Economics. Market steady to firm: U. 8. ex- large, 1 higher, and U. ‘8. exiras. 45~ higher. Teceipts, Boass:” neners' whites " lnree. " Sian: Government graded and dated white eggs (including grading and marketing costs), 8. extras, large, 40, tras, med; d | unchanged. Leghorns, chickens,” P] colors, 19 25: slips, & pair, ‘mouth Rock: capons. heavy. guinea fowl, youns, i0al.00 Fruits and Vesgetables, Sales in large lots by original recetvers up o 5 am toda APPES-No cariot_arrivals; no cars on | track. Bushels: Supplies moderate: mand moderate; market steady. Staymans U. 8 No. 1. mmm\fim, oy ineli minimum. N X mch mmlmum. 1.4 Ne et minimuim, 3450 1.00a1.15; U.'s’ minimum, 50: 23%-inch minimum. U. 8. No. 1. al 40 Blncl wa’a h minimum, 65: 2% -inch No. 1 a2-inch minimum, 1.10a1.25; .lunnh-m. 60; 2 1.00a1.15: Boxe: (ombigation, exira fancy 2.00: C grade. 1.40a1.60; Delic nation extra fancy and 'fancy, C grade. 1.35al.50 extra fancy and fancy. 1.8 CABBAGE —No carlot_ arrivals: one un- broken car on track Supplies moderate: demand moderate; market steady. PeLn- sylvania, 5-peck hampers, domestic, flat type, 75a80: New York, pound sacks, domestic. round type. 60a CELERY—No 4_broken nd 2 unb; Supplies Moderate: ket steads. | New Y 5 dozen., washed, | ur Califronia_arrived: 4 broken and 7 unbroken cars on_track Western stock: Supplies moderate; demand : market weak. California, . Iceberg type. q few bigher; Southern stock. Practically no | supplies on’ the mazket ONIONS—One Idahos one unknown ar- Supplies market 50-pound 35: small to rado an: - Vaitneis. US car 30 ne Dolies Tight. | c.mnmu commmnon roken cars o rived. 3 UAbroKen CATS om. {rack | moderate: demand moderate. steady. New York and ’Ohm di- | verted: no cars on tra demand light: market duu bushel hampers, Telephones. 3 Potato Prices Steady. ES—Two Idaho. one Maige. two two broken and 10 un- | broken cars on track. Supplies moderate: erate: market steads. @ 10( “Round "Whites. No. 1.65a1.75. New otk L 64 Sacks. grun Mountains. U. 8. N aho. 100-pound sacks. Fistet ' Burbanks. U 8. 2 3082 5 OTA'IO!S—-NO carlot arrival no cars on track. Supplies moderate: de- mand light: mulet steady. North Ci lina. bushei baskets. Puerto Ricans. Maryland. Anne Arindel County, bushel hampers. Jersey type. U. 8. No. 1. 1.00a TOM TOES —No carlot arrivals: one car diverted: one broken and one unbroken cars on track. Supplies light: demand light | market sieads. Florida. truck recepts. lug | ning w %6 and | Porer, T Shaa.00 - Ohto. " hothouse Stock. ound baskets. 1.50. = g‘“ XED VEGETABLES—One Florida ar- rived: one broken and one unbroken cars on_track. LIMA BEANS—_Supplies light: demand YjsBt: market weak. Cuba bushel hampers. EEN BFANS—Supolies light: demand ‘market stronger. Bushel hampers, t type. :3.00a3.50: fair condition 75: round stringless. fair quality, EPPERS__Supolies light: demand lisht market steady, Plorida. 113-ushel crates sreen. {ancy. 425450 choice 3,50, H—Supplies light: “fix nd lieht: marhet steady " Florids uche el white wrapped. 2.50¢ loy. 3.258 CUMBERS—Supnlies very light: ml(;‘l‘; lllh} mlrkr( steady. Horidl bu'hel hnmwk ancy, NT—Suppiieslight: _demand TLAer steady. «Florida. 1'-bushel crates. 3.00. STR;“'EERRTEF Practically no sup- plis on the mar P! SFURHROONMS Supplies Iiveral, demand | moderate: market steady. .\ ) 3-pound basket: e R B it znt. demand | New York. crates. light: w market steady. (X:‘C“’r e’?!“—g—‘guon ““’\ light. demand s California. crates. A light: 2007 BR Beht: “market steady. CH—Supplies moderate. demand O%F;E:LAC market steady. Virginia, bushel baskets, 50a65. Carrots Also Stead: 5 5 cars on ipoiies fient: " market lifornia. Western lettuce crates, gl.eldy o 0 lozen. 3.00: Pan!!lVln\l‘ bughel Buskets m‘@f“xl‘h}' Gem upi ml?l!l ‘weak. Cuba, 6-basket crates, 3. 06 3 SR ANGES —One California arrived: two en and two unbro- cars diverted: nn’: I;‘ o ; California. ed. 75. and slow: xr 50-2 75 No. i Ns—c-hfllnmi: }mxe‘l. 6.5008.00, rade and sise e Georgia, per pound: Stuarts, llilfi Schleys. CRANBEI 18a22. lmi.flev Jersey, Yi-barrel boxes. 4 .50. "s;ogagr?mmm—c-mmu. boxes, PERSIMMONS—California, boxes, 1.00a “—ND Clflol nrrlvlls gnehlmbro- ington. " Dranjous. exira. fancy. |to a “relatively small” amount, which » | was listed as $7,800,000 as of Novem- | than "43a FINANGIER SEES BROAD RECOVERY NEW YORK BANK STOCKS' NEW YORK. December 3 (.—New York b'cunty Dealers’ Association (Quotations as of 2 o'clock Bank of Manhattan (1%). Bankers' Trust (2) Brooklyn Trust 49) & T Bank of Manhattan Board|=:! Chairman Looks for Further Gains. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, December 3.—J. Stew- art Baker, chairman of the board of the Bank of Manhattan Co. said today, in his annual report to stock- holders, that a general improvement in business conditions had taken place and he looked for further expansion. “The return to really prosperous times must wait on the revival of the demand for new construction, new machinery and new equipment,” he said. “This will nct come until business men feel that the laws under which they operate are not subject to vio- lent changes and until the corporate securities market, upon which they must depend for the money to pay for plant expansion, is available to them without expensive and burden- some restrictions, * * * “Always, common sense, individual initiative and inherent energy have asserted themselves and the people of the United States have moved for- ward with renewed vigor to create, to manufacture and to distribute. There is no doubt that they will do so again.” Baker estimated the bank earned $3,733,000 in 1935, which would com- pare with $4,950,000 earned last year. Baker sald the Manhattan had | brought its foreign investments, much | of which is of German origin, down ber 30, against $10,347,000, as of Jan- uary 1. This was the first 1935 annual meeting of a large New York bank, most of which are held in January, U. S. TREASURY NOTES. (Reprted by Chas. D. Barney & Co.) Rate—Matuiity. Bid. Offer. CHICAGO PRODUCE. CHICAGO. December 3 (#.—Pouitry, live. 1 car. 41 trucks steady: hens less bounds. 17%: 41 pounds up 20 Lelhqrn hens. Rock Sprins a2 1815315 . heavy white ducks. colored ducks. 17: s geese 16: Southern. | Pounds mall. 5 13; ~capons. turkeys steady, prices un- firm._ vrices unchanged teady. prices unchansed _ | s on track. 310 total U. 8 4; Idaho Russets. large, ood better: other | stock nly 130, Wiscon- . few sales, lllr quanU. .13 aska Bliss Triumphs. b 1.3 m.\ 35 Nyoming Biiss Tri- umphs, U. 8. No. 1, 142 NEW YORK PRODUCE. NEW_YORK. December 3 (7 —Butter. 8560 5 han extra tea’i; . 33: firsts, (80-01"gcores). + centralized (60 score). 33 | Cheese. 445772, firm. Prices un- | changed. | Eezs. 17.700. steady to firm. Mixed | colors.” special ‘packs or “selections from fresh receipts. :113a36: sta o ercial mandards. 31 " Telfiferatore. standards, 233,a24; other mixed colors unchanged. Live poultry irregular. All freight grades unquoted. 75: Oregon. D'Anjous, 2.25: New Yark‘ hushel baskets, Boscs. 1.25a1.50. No carlot_arrivi e cn;finrlx grack. Caliton rors, 1.75a s Eehinoyania, bushel baskets, 50a60. KALE—Vlrllnllv bulhcl bl!keu 55 COH.ARDS— a8, basi 30apETs—Nearby sections, :us'a per d. ”‘m ARSIPS—Pennsylvania, Y:-bushel bas- 0. "Mwms—-wmm-. hlllhel baskets, TANGERINES—Florida. boxen 1.758 2.25. according to grade and size. BANANAS—Two cars arrived; two un- broken cars on tra LClen—Amv sy Porida—21_ lugs yushel 7 44 perken et Bl B ity avocados: ew _York enm mmh sprouts.: Pennlyl“n und baskets m\uhroom in, 33 crates mixed vegetal CI. ! 165 nown FOREIGN EXCHANGES. RK. December '( m —FPorelgn lars, other in cen:s Gun % g- mand. 4.93: cables. 60-da: B emand . 0.08%. cables. cables. 8.10n, 3 dm“dh.“" e 8.10n “ s nmu. 5“;‘%‘.., % okio T" g is”u treal 10 “fiicvnm PRt e ;’ Ik ip Montreal, 101.18% RUBBER FUTURES. h{ Dmmhr 3 & futures Debeimbers TE67: Sar x ber, 12. $i%in a 1345 . 13.26-26, ‘Common share- mm-.mr-ma October 31, were 65 cents vs. 77 cents. 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