Evening Star Newspaper, June 19, 1936, Page 19

F .CORPORATE BONDS DECLINE SLIGHTLY Pressure Most Pronounced in Domestic Utility and Rail Groups. Bond Averages 10 il lndul i For'n —.1 Uni 92,5102 7 102.0 h9 8 92.6102.7101.9 70.0 91.6102.5101.2 68.5 831 969 950 68.9 94.3104.11025 720 8691018 99.3 68.4 87.8102.2 998 704 764 922 845 655 1932 low. 458 400 646 422 1928 high...101.1 98.9 102.9 100.5 10 Low-Yield Bonds. Close ....111.9 Prev. day. 112.0 Month ago 111.7 Year ago- 109.8 1936 high_ 112.3 1936 low.. 110.2 1935 bigh. 110.7 1935 low.. 107.9 1928 high. 1044 1932 low.. 86.8 (Compiled by the Associated Press.) Net change. Today, close Prev. day__. Month ago- Year ago... 1936 high.. 1936 low.-.. 1935 high.. 1935 low... v the Associated Press. NEW YORK, June 19.—Bonds held | ~ady at fractionally lower levels, with essure most pronounced in domestic railroad sections. Among the few loans her were Lombard Electric 7s. up yout 5 points; Interborough Rapid | ransit s, up more than a point, and :lian governments and municipals, 10 8 points. Italians got a lift as France joined cland in agreeing to sanctions can- ation. Cuban 5':s, after gaining ut 1': points earlier in the day <t virtually all of the advance to and little better than even. United States Governments were ver, with setbacks ranging to 6-32d. -dll\m\ ()perdtm(f income for April Well Above 1935 “\ the Associated Press. April net railway operating income { Class 1 railroads was reported to- v by the Interstate Commerce Com- nssion at $41.547,644. compared with 34,708,718 for the same month & year 0. or the four months ended with | April the figure was $146.112,622, com- red with $121,075,241 for the sim- 1935 period. to move |NSURANCE STOCKS June 19 P —New Association YORK rork Perters Aaked CIToIN Y Conn Gen Life (801" 613 10013 " Y 4 03 <1 < exira Or extrac Declared or paid so far this year "FW YORK BANK STOCKS YORK. i ‘n\l‘-r,q‘ = Tr (1.80) a —Inclnding extras. U. S. TREASURY POSITION. the Assoctated Press, The position of the Treasury June 17: 47,990 56: " expenditures 2504 et “palance, SRS oms “Teceipts for the month, al year (since July i qoxpenditures &8 1 ncluding :.184.44 eme: :entv expenditures excess s 7R: gross An incrénse Cof evious day: gold pERHE Receints for Jnm“ 19 (comparable fiscal vear a0 S7.088 571 of emergency < excess of expendifures 25: gross_debt. S7R.GAR.A1 l"lfl assets, $9 0R9,140.588.10, NEW YORK SUGAR. NEW ‘YORK. June 19 (#.—Raw sugar quiet early today and prices were un- \aged at 3.78 for spots. with no sales “norte [Futures opened unchanged te 1 point hut eased off after the call undu trade and commission de lary 38 Covering and Cuban sup) ort checked e decline at these levels ln’? ed was unchanzed At 5.00 for fine with moderate ~withdrawals 1-ported BOSTON WO0OL MARKET BOSTON. June 10 (™ (United Tenariment ‘af - Aericulture) —Oceasional \les were beine closed on medium erade arece Wools. . Country sraded Ja and i binod average to zood and Michigan wool hrought around. 537 ¢ delivered East. for mixed lots. Most grades of Ohio fleeces were slow. Average to 2606 12 monihs Texas ool continued to Fave some call at K587 cents, scoured basis. MONEY MARKET. NEW YORK, June 19 (®.—Call money ady; 1 per’cent all day: prime com rrml :lnrr i, time loans ofered: bankers' rediscount rate. 113 per cent. U. S. TREASURY NOTES. (Reported by Chas D, Barney & Co) Rate—Maturity, Offer L INANCIAL. BONDS ON By private wire direct to The Star. Approximate Transactions Today. U.S. Gov't BO‘F $340,000 Foreign Bonds 1,080,000 Domestic Bond 6,520,000 TREASURY. High Low. Close 10317 10317 10317 - 10126 101 24 10126 1012 10030 1012 10130 102 10510 105 11 1048 10410 1061 1011 10531 10531 10722 10723 10816 10816 10831 10831 10811 10811 11111 11111 11231 11231 28,8 1945-47 Xl 1946-4% . 38 1961-56 3148 1946-49 3148 1949-52 3181944 46 3% s 1940-43 June 10816 3% s 1941-432 Mar 10831 3%,51943-47 10811 3%s 194656 - 13102 48 1944-54 11231 4%s-3% 1943-46 108 108 108 448 1947-52 11725 11725 11725 FEDERAL FARM MORTGAGE. 288 1942-47_____ 1029 1029 1029 3819417 10318 10318 10318 351949 10226 10223 10226 HOME OWNERS' LOAN. 2148 1942-44 . 101131017 10113 2% 8 1939-49 . 10110 1016 1019 381952 . 10218 10214 10218 FOREIGN BONDS Abitibl Pa&Pw 6s ‘83 Adriatic Elec s '52 .- Akershus 6s ‘63 Antioquia 78 45 A Antwerp 65 ‘58 Arzentine o= ‘62 Argentine 63 ‘57 A | Argentine 6s ‘58 B Argentine 6s 59 June Argentine &= ‘59 Oct Argentine 6s 60 May Arzentine fs £0 Sent argzentine fs &0 Oct Argentine fs ‘€1 Febr Argentine 6= 61 May | Australla 43<'56 Australia 68 '65 | Austrian 7s 57 Bavaria © 614s'45 Relgium 68 ‘55 Belgium 634% 49 Belgium 7= 56 . erlin fs '58 Rerlin Elec 5155'51 ! Brazil fs Rrazil 61s 2 Brazfl 8s 4 Rr|shana AT 4T 73 T 99 10 100% 100% 1004 100 100 100 1003 100% 100% 100% 100 100% 100% 100 100 10015 1001 100 100 100 100% 100% 1001 1001 100 100 100 10074 10014 100% 1001, 100'; 100" 101% 1014 101% 107 10674 167 9% 96 96 2415 24 2414 106% 1063 106 107« 1074 10T 1074 107! 107% 21% L 100 697s | Buenos Afr | “4ns-3ms 11 (PY). Buenos Afr ‘ 4% -4%s"76 Ap~il Buenos A 6s ‘61 st Pv | BuenosA6 1 8'61stPY Canada 2348 43 Canada 3% s '61_ Canada 4’60 | Canada 65 52 64 678 fRIL 70% 99y « 101 1084 : 11319 140 141 1412 14% 14% | Chile | Chile Chile 6s Chile | Chile 65 | Chile 78 42 Chile Mtg Rk 6s Chile Mt= Bk 6= ‘G2 Chinese Gv Rv is | Colombia 6s 61 Jan | Colomba 6s 61 Oct Copenhagen 4158 '53 ‘(‘nnenhartn 55 Cordoba 78 Cesta Rica ‘ Cub: 04-'44 Cuba 638 45 Denmark 4%s 62 ___ | Denmark 515 '55 _ Denmark 6s ‘42 El Salvador 85 '48 ct Estonfa 78 '67 French Gov 78 ‘49 *| French Gov 735 41 | Ger C Bk A 6s°60 Oct | Ger Gen El & | Germ Gov 5148’65 st | Ger Gov 515565 un st | Ger Rep 7849 stpd Ger Rep 7s 4% unst __ Good HS &1 7 Gri C El Jap 614s ‘50 Hait! 6s 52 Hamburg St 6548 ltaly 78 5 Ital Crd P W 7 | talCrd P W Ital PUCrd 7 .'52 1| Japan 5%s 65 L Japan 6ls b4 Jugos Mtg Bk T8 unmat coupon | Kreu&Toll 68'59A cfs | Lombard E17s ‘52 Medelin 6158 ‘54 | Met Wat 5345 ‘50 | Mex 45°54 nsst | Mflan 6358 Montecatini 7s '3 New So Wales ~New So Wales Nord Ry = Norway 41 s R. - 14% A B 57 Norw Hy EI 5158’57 Oslo 68 '55 Panama fs 63 Peru 6s 61 - Poland 7= 47 _ Poland 8= 50 _ Prussia fs * Rio de Jan 615853 Aug coupon off Rio Gr do Sul 8= ‘68 June coupon oft __ Rome 638 ‘62 | Rumania 7s'49 Aug coupon off 257 | Sao Paulo C 6%s ‘57 May coupon off ___ Sao Paulo St 6s 68 July coupon off ___ Sao Paulo St 78 40 __. Sao Paulo St 8s°'26 July coupon off ___ Sao Paulo St 8s 50 July coupon oft Serbs 7= ‘62 unmeco.. Silesia Prov =68 __ Svdnev 618 '55 Tokio 6%s ‘61 Tokio El Lt 6= ‘63 Utigawa B P 7845 Uruguav fs 680 _ Uruguay 6s 64 Warsaw 7s ‘58 Yokohama es ‘61 DOMESTIC BONDS. Alleg Corp 68 44 94% 941 Alleg Corp bs '49 Alleg Corp 58 '50 Alleg Corp 6s 50 stp Alleg & Westn 45 '08 Allied Stores 4145 ‘50 Allis Chalm 4s *45 Am & For Pw 68 2030 Am Icecv 63 63 AmIGChb%s Am Int] 5348 49 Am Roll Mil) 4% 8°49 AmT & T 4%s 39 Am T & Tecl tr bs ‘46 Am T & T deb 63 60 . Am T & T deb 65 ‘65 Am T & T b%s 43 Am TF 2148-55'38-"50 Am Wat Wks 6s 75 . Am Writ Pap 6547 Anaconda db ¢%s 50 Anglo Ch Nitr 78 'Ibs 16 16 881 16 881y 26% 26% ool op 248 24% 50% 50% 103% 103% 751 784 754 7815 1013 101% 135 135% 78 8 70 70 112 112% 105% 105% 114 114 13 113 10815 10914 112% 112% 2 11316 11313 11315 11314 114% 114% Armour & Co 4% Arm’r(Del)1st s 55 Armstrong C'k 45 50, A T&S Fe 4s'05-"55 A T&S Fe 48 '09-'55... 10814 10814 10814 108% 110% 110% 1 11 1147% 115% 111% 111% 10915 109% Atl Coast L 18t 4562 Atl Coast Lclt ¢s il. Atlantic&D 24 4548 AtIG & W 1 68759 At] Refin 1eb 5s 37 Auburn Auto 4% 8’39 Aust & Nor 58 41 B&O 1st 45 48 B& O 4%s 60 . O 1st bs 48 ref bs ‘95 A. 104% 1074 T4 113t 107% T4% 1131 R o o O re ()uf 8 95 C P 96\ 0 PLE&WV 45'41 1031 1034 - 103% 108% (13 978 % 974 .. 1201 1201 120% 128% 129 uumu:umwmm THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, N. Y. STOCK High. Beth St 4%s'60 sf... Bos & Me ¢% Bos & Me b li Me Bot Con M l%- 34 Bot Con M 6%s ‘34 ct. Bklyn Un E] 68 ‘60 __ Bklyn Un G 63’57 B. Buff GE 41%s'81 B __ Buff R&P con 4%s'67 BCR&Ncl 6834 _ Bush Term cn 6r '55. By-Prod Ck 6%s 45 Calif GEE rtf bs '37_. Camag 7s 42 ctfs un dlan NtR4 %851 11d% 1098, 109% “| Can'dian Pc bs 44 cfs Can‘dian Pc bs '64 Cent of Ga con bs 45. Cent 11} E&G 68 ‘61. Cent N Eng 45 '61. Centof NJ gn bs '87. Cent Pac 1st rf ¢8°49. Cent Pac 6s ‘60 Cent Steel 85 ‘4 Cert’d deb 6348 48 Chesap Ccv bs '44. Chesap Corp bs ‘47... C & O con b Chi & Alt re Ch) B & Q gen 4s ‘58 ChiB&Q4%s 17 ._. Chi B & Qref 6s'71 Cht B&Q 1d1v 334849, Chi B&Q 1 div 4549 Chi & E 11l 5351 Chi & Erie 1st 5s '8. Chi Grt W 4859 Chi 1 & Lref 6s 47 __ Chi1& L gen 6s 66 _ CM&SLF 45 ‘89 CM&StP gn 41589 C CM&StP bs ‘75 CM&SIP&P adj552000 Chi & NW gn 4s 87 Chi & NW gn 45’87 st Chi & NW 4148 2037 Chi& NW 43849 _ Chi & NW gn Bl .. Chi & NW rf 5s 2037 C&NW Nr W 64536 Chi R I&P rf 43 Chi R [&P gn 48 ‘88 Chi R &P 4%8°62 __ CR I&P 4 %8 52 ctfs Chi R I&P 4%s 60 Chi St L&N Me 4s '51 Chi T H&S 1st bs 60._ Chi T H&S inc bs "60._ Chi Un Sta 4563 ChiUnSta6s’63 B __ Chi & W | con 4852 _ Chi& WI5%s Childs & Co bs 4 Chile Cop deb 68 47_. Cin Gas El 4568 Cin Un Ter 6s ' Clev & Mah V 5s CCC&StL gen 4s”* nz = CCC&StL rt 433 8'7TE CCC&StL rf 68 °63 D 2| CCC&StILCW&M4s'91 | Clev Cliffs Ir 4% 50 Clev Un Ter 415871 14% | Clev Un Ter 6573 B 1 Clev Un Ter 6% Colo Fuel & It 5843 Colo Ind ci tr 6834 _ Colo & So 4145 '80 Columbia G & E deb 68 '52 April ColumblaG & B 58°52 May - “olumbla G&E 55'61 Come! Inv T 618 49 Cons Coal Del 55 ‘60 Cons Gas N Y 4% Cons Gas 51 Contatner deb 55 43 Container 6s ‘46 Cuba RR 1st 65 '52 Cuba RR6s'36 _____ Cuba Nor RR 5842 Dayton P&L 3%s 60 Del & Hud ref 4s ‘43 Del & Hud 6%8°'37___ | Del P& L 415869 Del P& L 4%s 71 Den & R G cn 43 36 Nen& RGW 5s'55asst Den & R G rf 53 78 Detroit Edls 4s 65 F | Det £dis 426561 D Det Edis 5552 EY P&S W ref 5565 | Eriecv4s 53 B Erle gen 45 96 Erteref 55 '67_ Erle ref 5s'76 Fed Lt & Trac Fla C & Pen 5543 Fla EC Ry 65 14 | Fla ECRy 6374 cfs. Gen Steel C 534849 _ Gen Th Eq 6540 cfs Goodrich 6s 45 _ Goody'r T&R 68 '57._ Gould Coup s "40 Gt N R gen 43876 D |CtNRgen4lss 77T E GtNRgen5s'73C GUINR5%s'52 B Gt N R gen T Guif M & N b8 '50 Gulf M & N 53850 _ | Har 12y-P C 18t 42'54 Hoe(R)&Co 6%s 34 Houston O11 68 40 Hudson Coal 6s'52 _ Hud & Man inc 58’57 Hud & Man ref 55 '57. 111 Bell Tel 3% (11 Cent coll tr (11 Cent coll tr 4s '53_ 111 Cent ref 48 '56. Il Cent 4% s !l I11 Cent ref 11 Cent 6%s e ICC&StL NO 4 ICC&StL NO 6 Inland St13%s 61 .. Int RT 1strf 6s ‘66 _ ILRT 1strf5s'66 cfs. Int RT 6s°32 Int RT 78 '32 ctfs Interlake 6s 51 Int Cement 4s 45 Int Grt Nr 68 ‘56 C._ . Int Grt Nr ad) 6s'52A Int Hydro El 68 44 . Int Mer Mar 6s 41 _ Int Pap Ist 68°47 A Int Pap ref 6s ‘55 Int T&T cv 4%8°39_ Int T&T 4%s5 ‘62 int T&T 68 ‘56 _ Iowa C 1st&rf 48 '51.. James F & C4s'39... Kan CFS&Mrf4s'36et Kan C So 1st 3s 60 Kan C Sorfin bs°60.. Kan C Ter 1st 45 '60 Xan G & B 4580 Kendall 5%s 48 ww._. Kings Co E1 4s°49___. Kresge Foun 48 '46__. Laclede Gas 68 '35 ___ Laclede G 6%s ‘53 C... Laclede G 5%s 60 D_ Lake E&W 1st 65 '37_ Lautaro Nitr és ‘64 Leh C&N 4155 '54ATE Leh Val Coal 55 54 _ Leh Coal 68 38 _ Leh V P con ¢s 2003 Leh V Pcon 4%s 2003 Leh V RR con 58 2003 Ligg & Myr6s'51___. 123'3 Ligg & Myr 7844 1317% Loew’'s 3%s 46 968, Long Isl unif 4 . 102% . 10214 94% 104 108% 108% unif 4840 .. 438 2003 ol Lou&N S&N Ala 5¢'63 Manati Sug 7%s 42 Man 8 1st 7% 2 Manhat R 4s 90 Marion St Sh 6847 Market St Ry 75’40 A Mead Co 63 46 Met Ed st rf 4%s'68 Mich Cent 4%8°79 __ MIIER&SL Ml BER&S L rt Mil Spa&N W 4s ‘47 MStP&SSM cn 4s ‘38 MStP&SSM cn 5538 MStP&SSM rf 65'46A. MoK & T 1st 4s°90__. MoK&T6s 62A __. Mo K & T ad) 58'67_.. Pao 114 109% 1091 8% Low. Close. 105% 1055 105% 105 1043, 1041 110% 47 10675 10314 103% 2 10213 103 105% 11 1161, 109'. 1094 85 1041 571 667x 59 1061 21s 82% | 41010 103 10913 109%, | 1% 108% 105'% 103 % 106 1081% 1087 88 94%, 943 124% 411 41t 62% 791 101 103% 108% 108% 99 70% | 69%, 1015 | 102% 4% 104 1084 10874 1041 1041 1041 103% 103% 103% 07%% 107% 107% 88 125 41% 411 EXCHANGE Mo Pac 6s ‘65 A ctfs_. Mo Pacss 11 F Mo Pac 577 F ctf Mo Pac 6s ‘81 1 Mo Pac 5%3°49 A Monong Ry 1st 4 Mont Cent 5s 37 Mont Cent 68 '37 Mont Pwr ref 68 '43 _ Mont Pwr 68 ‘62 A _ Mor & Esx 8% 2000_ Mor & Esx 4%s ‘55 Mor & Esx 68 ‘05 Nassau Ei 4s b) gta Nat Dalry 3% s'51ww Nat D15 P C4%s 45 4366 T&T 448 New E T&T 1st 68 ‘62 New 4 P&L 4348 ‘60 New Or GNR bs 83 A New Or Ter 1st ¢s '63 %3 '97 reg. Y Cent con 4898 L 4 Y Cent rf 6s 2013 Y Centcv 6344 NYCLSh3y NYC Mich C 3%s 98_ NYC&St L 1st 45 '37_ NYC&StL 434578 __ | NYC&StL 63574 A N ¥ Chi & St L 6s 38 Edisrf 613 41 _ G El H&P 4549 G El H&P 6548 & Harl 3 L&W 1st4s 73 NH& H 3%s 54 N N N N N N N N NY ¥ ¥ Y Yy Y Y Y Y A 1& h NH & [NYNH& H 1587 |NY NH& H 4%s 67 NY NH&H cl tr 6s 10 Rys Inc 63 ‘65 NYlelgen4}4s 39 NY W&B 4%s8 46 Niag L&O P 58 ‘56 Norf & W 1st 45°96_. North Am Co 68 °61. North Am Ed 6s ‘69 C North Am Ed 6% 363 Nor'n P gen 38 2047_. Nor'n Pac 48 97 Nor'n Pac 4% 2 Nor'n Pac 6. Nor Pac 532047 D___ or'n Pac 68 2047 Nor'n Pac 65 2047 reg North Sts Pw 4345 6] Ogden LC4s ¢ Ohlo Edison 4s " | Ont Pwr Niag 6s ‘43 Ore W RR&N 4861 PacG& E4s 64 ___. PacG & E 6s 42 | Pac RR Mo 1st 4s 38 | Pac T&T rf3%s'66 B Par B way 545 ‘51 Param't Pic 6s 65 Park-Lx 6148 53 cfs_ Parmelee 65 44 Penn Dixle C 65 '41_ | Penn O&D 4% 77 _ Penn P & L 434 81 Pern RR3%s'70C._ Penn KR 4s 63 | Penn RR 4% s 81 D | Penn RR ¢ | Penn RR con -%! ‘60 | Penn RR gn 4348 ‘65 | Penn RR db 438 70 Penn RR gen bs 68._ Peo G L&C rf 68 47__ «| Peo G L&C 63 43 Peoria & E 15t 4540 Peoria & E Inc 45 '90 Pere Maraq 18t 4s | Pere Mara 4145 ‘80 | Pere Marq 18t 55 56 Phila Co5s 67 __ | Phila E1 Cos'11 Phita El Co 4%s 67 __ | Phila & R C&1 68 Phila & R C&1 68 49 PCC&SIL 43877 C PCC&StL 58 75 B Pitts& W Va 4345 60C PriGen Bl 4345 60 Postal Tel & C 68 '63. Pressed Sti C 5s 33 _ Pure Ofl 4%s 50 ww Pure O11 4148 50 xw_ Purity Bak 53 4% Reading Jer C 4551 Reading R 4%3 97 A Namm & Sons 68 43._. Nat R M 1st4s’51 asst - 107% New Or & N 4%s '52_. NewOr PSts 62 A_. New Or PS 6856 B__ Nort So Ist ref 65 61. High 31% 324 313 32% 11% 110% 103% 104% 108% 103% 93% 88'% 973, 968 65 10414 103% 3 122% 125 106% B4 63 984 98 9214 New Or T&M 4¢%s ‘56 Cent rf 438 2013 Crf4%s2013n_. Edison 31,565 D Jm-.'». 114% 124% 1048 ¥ Qns con 3348 ‘65 S&W 1st rf 68'37. 106! 15% 1211y 105% 105% 104 803, 1104y 10314 1084% 108 111% 111% 1062 30 T 105% 113 107 1085 1021, 1007, Rem Rand 43856 ww Republic Stl 416s 50 Republic Stl 434 | Republic Stl 6343 5 Revere Cop 4%s ‘66 .. Richrield Oil 8s 44 Richfield O 63 '34 cfs Rich Term Ry 58" KRG W Ist exin 48 39 R10 G W col 48 49 A A&L 1St 4% 8 34 tland RI 438 41 tJo& GIR4s'47__ |Stion v LT&D 63 ST N S Fran H/.s‘7l . F 4878 ctat | St LS Fran 6s 50 B_ StLS W gnrf s 90_ St LSW st ter 58'63. StPKCSL4%s 4l St P M&M ext 65 '43_. St P Un Dep rf 5872 San A&A Pass 4843 Schuleo 6%s Schulco 6128 "46 B s Seabd A L ref 4s'59. Seabd A-Fl 6s'35Act | Sharon Stlcv 4 1 | Shell Un deb 3%s 61. Stlesian Am 78 41 Socony Vac 3%8 50 So Bell T&T bs ‘41 So Colo Pw 6547 A So Pac col 45 49 So Pac ref 42 ‘55 So Pac 4% Sc Pac 4%s ‘69 So Pac 4%s 81 So Pac Ore 4%8 ‘7T So Ry gen 4s ‘56 A So Ry 6594 So Ry gen 6! So Ry 6%s'66 S W Bell Tel 3%s Staley A E 45°46 Studebaker cv = Swift & Co3%s 50.. Tenn Cent 68 47 Tenn C&C 63 44 B Term As St L 48 53 Texarkana 5%s 50. Tex Corpcv 53 44 Tex & Pac§s'11 B Tex & Pac 53 79 C Tex & Pac bs 80 D | Tex&Pac 18t bs 2000 Un EI Chicago §: Un Pac 1st 4847 Un Pac 48 '68_ Un Pac 4%s 67__. Unit Drug 6863 U S Pipe Fdry 3%s "4 U S Rubber 68 41 Utl] P&L 6%s ‘47 . Vanadium cv 68 ‘41 Ver Sug 18t 1s 42 cfs Va E&P 18t ret 48’55 Va Ry 1st 3%s'66 A Wabash Ist bs 39 Wabash Om 3%s 41 Walker H&S 4%s 45 Walworth 4s ‘65 . Walworth s 551 West'n Md 1st & 6! - West'n Md 5% '17-. St P M&M P ext 45 40 Seabd A L 6s 46 A __ Skeilv Of1 4551 . So Pac § F Ter 48 '50. SoRyM&O 4s'38___ So Ry St Ddiv 4s ‘51 Tenn El Pw 647 A__ Third A ad in ex 6s'60 Tol & Oh1o C 3% '60. ‘45 Un Ofl of Cai 4847 Un Pac 1st r£ 48 2008 United Biscuit 6850 .ill) Warner Bros cv 6s'39 . 109% 111% Low. Clese 31% 31% 32% 324 3115 314 324 11 110% 103% 106% 30 105% 113 107 108 10215 100% 10274 95% | 106 DEMAND BOOST SOY BEAN PRIGES Chicago Quotations Climb to Highest Level in Nearly Two Years. BY FRANKLIN K. MULLIN, Associated Press Stafl Writer. CHICAGO, June 19.—Increasing demand from an expanding soy-bean industry in the United States and for- eign countries has hiked bean- prices about 9 un§ a bushel higher since the first of “June and 13 cents in slightly more than a month. Beans today were the highest in almost two years in Chicago, which has become the principal world mar- ket, because of increased production and the heavy volume of overseas shipment from the Great Lakes port. Soy beans were quoted as high as 193 cents a bushel, compared with 84 to 85 cents the first of June and 80 " | to 83 cents the first of May. European buyers were reported unusually active in the market and requirements of the comparative “infant” domestic in- dustry were increasing. Since the opening of lake nagi- gation, 1,200,000 bushels of beans have been exported. While last year’s crop of 40,000,000 bushels in the United States was by far the largest ever produced, available supplies on farms were not large. The largest producing last year, The rapid development of the in- dustry has been participated in by farmers, grain dealers, transportation | agencies, handlers, scientists and many manufacturers, Farmers received an estimated $30,000,000 from last year's crop, which was ranked as their fourth largest cash crop of the grains. New industrial applicatfons of bean products have apepared frequently. The bulk of the manufacturing was in rubber substitutes, soaps, glues, paints, varnishes and automobile parts. Washington Produce R—Range of prices in athered from wholesale dealers (prices to x'n‘.';‘n'v Chibpers based on Philadeiphia and New York prices) One-pound prints. Car. Yo (4 feore). 33 1-pound prints. ¢ 4-poL 14, tubs (92 score), score) 31 02014 102107, calves. 6 i1 Lrvr "$rOcK-Pigs u 931" roughs, 9210 Prices paid shippers. t By United 5aK; net fob 107% | to 102 (& 104% 1094 109 122y 112% | 103% 1191 112% 120 8815 | cooled standard crates | California Jumbos | brnkm cars on (n\ck 2| plies moederate: demand moders'e | about 1044 102 4 10914 111% 91% 91% 100% 107% 100% 107% 107% [ and marketing ccsts): U 31: U S. extras. mediums. ards, large. 27, U. 8. b ]"l'.;VEqPOULTRYv\lHkfl about steady t current_ prices, fowl. colored 1%a20 rne. 16al18 17a14: chick- Plymouth horns. mixed i "a few at 19 16a17: No. Fruite and Vegetables. Sales in large lots by original receivers up to § am APPLES_-No v wn standards, | a Le e 184 en few at i 73, Winesaps Golden Delicious as 2.00 s oth 210 accordine ki POTATOES—One Norih . rived: 1 unbroken car on track. i es e ate demand moderate: market dul Norlh, Cacsltas stave barrels S. 1 6.50: partly graded V. CABBAGE-.No carlot arrivals on_ track. ~—Suppi moderate. light: market _stea bushel_hampe SSoinied type. TPES—One Arizona SRTATCres broken and 1 unbroken Suimon Meats. Georzia aal &5 Sal &5 varieties 1.00 fornia_arrived cars on track jumbos. an truck receipts 1.00a1.50 i Ls —One California arrivel e Y AT Simbroken cars en’ track. Supplies moderate. dem rlvi”:\:rédmrga;g steady nig. vine-ri - teady California gy e Arizona el ushels, P = m -Oone California arrived: 2 broken rfl\'; N\a(\'llr;. 2 Tmoderat i Tun 7s 1o 455 4 llflvfl ! 'MIXED MELONS -No carlot atrivals: 1 broken car on track lifornia arrived: AR O o track Supplies moderate: teads. Cali- demand _moderal et fornia Western e RY—Two California arrived: on cns'x:ilx‘\:cm broken cars on track. Sup; blies moderate: demand moderate: market steady. - California 'a %r:tfld:,nzgx’;u‘}'u;z}: recoole ) TGRS S Rew, york” 1 craes’in- 4-513 dozen e BERS: Trick | receipts libera demand slow: market dull Sourh Caroling, bushel baskets. best 1.50a 5: fair to ordinary condition. 50a1.00 Norfolk. section Virginia. le-bushel ham- pers hotbed stock, fancy, 2.00; choice, 1.50. te leuuc surion Hoeras Lettuce About Steady. LETTUCE —Thres California arrived: 7 roke cars on track. Sup- yroken and 1 unbroken k. Sup: steady. California. Western crat Jcehorg type. 4-5 dozen. 4 =52t 3. MO; ) obrer, is0ad 00; 6-dozen, i3 1_broken Supplies ‘market Yellow ONIONS—Two Texas arrived and 4 unbroken cars on track moderate: demand _moderate: Soady. ' Texas. S0-nound sacks, Bepmudas U § commercial. 1 PEACHES—One Georgia ved: broken and one unbroken car on track Supplies moderate and moderate R steady. - South Carolina Yy;bushel baskets Early Rose. U. 6. No. 1 North G oifn orth Cargling. e 13-inch minimum, et 2.00: 2Va-inch Vo bushel baskets Red incn minimum. 1a-bushel T 2-2% Y-ineh min 25, Georgia. freight receipte. Baskets Early Rose, U. s inches. 1.3 SWEET Po‘nro:s—-?ruucnuy no sup- olfes o the market: FOMATOES - No broken cars on track demand moderate: market steady. Geor- Mississippi and South Carolina, lug wrapped. Hx6 and carlot arrivals: 3 Supplies modera larger, 1.50a1.75, few Righer. poorer. 1.00 WATERMELONS-—One _ Florida. Georsia arrived: three broken and unbroken cars on_track. Supplies light: demand lizht; market steady. Wi sons 4-pound average. feorsia. 3o-pound average 75 each. MIXED VEGETABLES -No carioi ar- .vals: mo_cars on_track “LIMA BEANS—No carlot arrivals: one broken car on track. Truck receipts mod- erate: supplies moderate: demand light: market dull. Georgia. bushel hampers. 0. mostly 1.75. SNAP BEANS—Truck receints mod- erate: supplies liberal; demand lizh market steady. North Carolina Vir. ginia, bushel ‘hampers green. flat type, begt T8 fair_condition. 50. JH—Supplies mod!ra‘ ; _demand ll-hv. South carotinn, bushel apped. _1.00& e dition. 50: " Yellow Crook: necks. 1.50. !G(I" N'.!‘—Supphflla buuhel crates. 1.50a1.7 1.0 mmuv. steads Sos moderate; Hlorids. 13- 2.00; poorer. . Hich Low. Clese. 102% 1024 1024 35 35 35 107 106% 107 105 $05% 105t 106% 106 106 109 108% 109 101 101 101 100% 100% 1004 204 204 204 20% 204 204 _ 1011 101% 101% 19 19 19 10% 10% 10% 110% 109% 110% 9% 99 99 WestnN V&P 1sth West n Pac 55 46A West'n Un 4% Westn Un ci tr 6s 38 West'n Un 6s 51 West'n Up 5560 Whee) Steel 43 White Sew M 61 4 W Sp Stl 15t 78 35 ct. W Sp Stl con 78'8b ct. Wilson & Co 48 'lib WisC 1st gn 4s’L9 ot Wis C S&D ter 48 °36_ Y'ngst'n S&T 33 8'51. YngstnS&T 4861 stores | | Tha | FRIDAY, JUNE 19, 1936. Climb Is Resumed By Realty Bonds After April Sag By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, June 18.—The steady upward trend of real estate bonds in the East and Middle West was re- sumed in May, after an interruption in April, the first break in nearly two years, a survey by Amott, Baker & Co. showed today. Average prices for both the East and Middle West increased 0.3 in May, the compilation disclosed. CANADIAN TRADE GAINS UNDER PACT Exports to U. S. Register Steady Increase for Each Month. BY CHARLES LYNCH. 8y eclal Dispatch to The Star OTTAWA, Ontario, June 19. (CDN.).—Each new month in the period since Canada and the United States: effectuated a new reciorocal trade agreement on January 1 brings increases in Canadian exports across the border. For May such exports of principal commodities affected by the | treaty amounted to $18,364.187 out of State, Illinois, was estimated to have | slightly less acreage for beans than | a total of $28,546,799, compared with | $15,604,553 out of a total of $26, 007.920 a year before. The increase in these leading commodities was 17 per cent, while the increase in v.he‘ grand total was 9 per cent. During the five months of the | agreement’s operation, Canada's ex- port of these principal commodities amounted to $80,544,237, bound forl the United States, within a grand | total of $140,373,858. This compares with $63.980,103 out of a total of $130,003,719 in that period of 1935. | Thus the increase in these special | commodities was 25 per cent against & rise in aggregate export of over 7 per cent. During those five months, whisky exports rose from $4,086,000 to $8,- | 902,000; horses, from $305.000 to $1,- 348,000; farm implements, from $544,- 000 to $922,000; cheese, from £30.000 to $428,000; potatoes, from $178.000 to | $364.000; poultry, from $3,000 to! $56,000. (Copyright. 1936 ) JOINS UNITED GAS BOARD. NEW YORK, June 19 (P.—Serge Semenenko, vice president of First | National Bank of Boston, was elected | to the board of United Gas Corp. at the annual stockholders’ meeting to fill the vacancy caused by the resig- nation of Roll lm T. Grant. Retiring FOR INVESTMENT ’ First M rt age 1% pm, dener, cured I\e' finely constructed and plan- ned Washington dwelli nd small business properties. LOAN We Wasl b ave funds avi lnllon‘ L) MEN AT AGE 40— Security is the Best Policy! $688.74 will purchase a PAID- UP Life Insurance Policy of $1,000.00. ONE PAYMENT PAYS ALL! CASH VALUE at age of 65— $1,297.00 31,7 Average Yearly Profit PLUS INSURANCE Ask for Rate for Your Age JAMES S. McKEE Insurance Advisory Service 93¢ Washington Building For Purchasing a Home or RE-FINANCING EXPIRING TRUSTS NO COMMISSION CHARGE NO RENEWALS REQUIRED Terms Arranged on Easy Monthly Payments MIMBLR. BUILOWG ASSOCIATION COUNCIL of 0.6 ermriaricrii BUILDING ASSOCI?TION VNDER “SUPERVISION 8. TREASURW 949 NINTH STREET, NW. VETERAHS Did You Know Your Bonus Bonds Earn 3% If not cashed before June, 18372 However, if you do cash them and are looking for a SAPE investment. ey e suggest First Mortgages on omes in Virginia, Maryland e Bistrict "of . Columbia. . which assure an annual return of 50/9 Interest FINANCLAL. FREIGHT LOADINGS DOWN 9,033 CARS Weekly Total of 686,812 Is| 5.3 Per Cent Ahead of 1935 Period. NEW YORK. June 19.—The Associ- ated Press seasonally adjusted weekly index of freight Carlondings. hased on 1929-30 a3 100, declined today to . compared with 7%.1 the previous vesk Swavels o%e previously “The"Fane of Jecent Tears 5 19, H\lh — 3 5 B/ the Associated pr‘ 5. 71.1 580 The Association of American Rail- roads reported today loadings of reve- | nue freight for the week ending last Saturday totaled 686,812 cars. ! This was a decrease of 9033 cars, | or 1.3 per cent, compared with the | preceding week; an increase of 34,701, | or 5.3 per cent, compared with a year | ago, and an increase of 67,931, or 11 per c‘zm, compered with two years ago. 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