Evening Star Newspaper, June 30, 1936, Page 19

FINANCIAL. CURB LIST TAKES UNEVEN COURSE Specialties, Mines, Utilities Advance Fractions to ° Point or More. By ihe Associated Press. NEW YORK, June 30.—Specialties, mines and utilities advanced fractions to a point or so in the Curb mar- ket today. Among gainers were American Gas & Electric, Atlantic & Pacific, Great Northern Paper, New Jersey Zinc, Niagara Hudson Power, Pan Amer- jcan Airways, Sherwin-Williams, Sun- shine Mining, United Light & Power “A,” Wayne Pump and Wright Har- greaves. Fractionally lower were Aluminum Co. of America, Creole Petroleum mdl Pittsburgh Plate Glass. Railroad and Ship Orders Help Spur Steel Production E* the Associated Press. CLEVELAND, June 30.—Daily Metal Trade reported today “the steel indus- try is enjoying the most active early Summer period since pre-depression times,” with the national operating rate “almost sure to advance sharply this week.” It noted a “heavy volume of durable goods buying, particularly from the railroads and shipbuilders,” and said “mills are also beginning to receive some new business from the motor plants for 1937 models. “Plg iron specifications and new ving hold steady and sustained de- mand is foreseen over the Summer months. Scrap is showing signs of returning strength in several markets, with gradually rising quotations in prospect.” BONDS ON THE CURB MARKET. DOMESTIC BONDS. Alabam Pw 415 Alabama Pow Alabama Pow Alabama p%“ THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, JUNE 30, 1936. NEW YORK CURB MARKET By private wire direct to The Star. Stock anc Salse— Otvidend Rate. Add 00. High. Low. Close. Acme W vto (2)_.. 100s 41% 41% Aero Supply (B).. 6 3% Ainsworth (2) 1 Ala Gr Sou Ala Pwr pt Alabam Pw pf(7). 10s Allen Indust (1)-. 2 20% 20 Alum'n Coof Am 9005141 137 Aluminum Co of Am pf (1%). 50s115% 115% 115% Am Capital (B) .. I 1 1% 1% Am City P&L (B) 13 6% Am Cym'd A(40c) 100s 35% AmCynam B60c. 12 34 Am & For Pw ww. 9 315 Am G&E (1.40)... 34 38% Am Gen Corp . . 9 Am Hard Rubber. 5508 Am Lt&Tr (1.20). 11 Am Maracaibo .. Ark Nat Gas (A)-. Ark Nat Gas cu pt Art Met Wks 60c.. ASSOG&E_. Asso G & B (A)__. 550 G & E $5 pf. Asso Invest(t1%) Asso Rayon Atlanta G Lt pt 6 Atias Corp (a4ve). Atlas Corp war__. AtlasCpf A (3)_. Austin Silver Babcock& Wil (1) Baldw L bd rts(d) Bliss Co (EW). Blumenthal 8 Borne Scryms 50¢ Bower Roll B (1) Braz T,Lt&P a30c. Bridgeport Mach. Brill Corp (A) .- Bruck Silk Mills (11.20) Brown-Co pt" Brown Fence Wire (A) (2)- Brown Forman .. Buckeye P L (3)-. Buffalo Niag & B P pf (1.60) Buffalo Niagara & Estpt 18t pt(6) Bunker H&Sul(t2 Butler Bros _____ Can Indus Alco A Can Marcont Capital City P 60c. Carib Syndicate . Carnation Co (1)~ Carrier Corp Catalin Corp Central Maine Pwr pf (313) Central Pwr & Lt 7% pf (3%) 1008 Cent&SW Ul . 6 Cent States Elec_. 15 Cent States Elec cv pt (new) Cent States Elec 1008 106% EI 81, 1% 258 1ors L.w. 1931, | Contral Sta 104 " 1o 1od Electric 7% pt 5508 | centril Pipe (40¢) 1 Chief Consol Cities Service . Cities Service pt 2| Cities Service (B) Canadian Pc 65 Carolina P&L 5¢ < | Columb Oil & Gas 801 e b o 10834 1082 1031 108 2% mu, 1043 1 1037 1037 10 ..York Rwy 55 ' ' FOREIGN BONDS. regle M 61 53 A 62'a Eu ECD, 615 X o Ei. UBIE Indus 0%8 —With, warrants. xw—Without war " Y —When issued. . fi«m‘ fi'fin impaired by maturity. 245 {Compantes Teported in Teceivership. | Claude Neon Lts | Cities & Lizht $6 pt Cities Svc P& L $7 pt City Aut Stpg 60c 10 16 Clev Tractor - Colt'sPF A (1%) Columbia Gas & Elevev prf (51 106% 105 # ] 15! Com'with Ed (4) Com'with & S war Como Mines Consol Afrcraft._ Cons Copper __. Censol Gas of Balto (3 60) > | Cons Min & Sm (1 | Cons Retali St s | Cons Royal (20c). | Copper Rang Cord Corp Cosden Oil Me (d) Crane & Co Creole Pet (a2ic) Crocker Wheeler._ Croft Brewing Crown Cent Petr. Crown Cork Int (A) (31). Crown Drugallc Cus! Mex Mining - | Dayton Rubber _. Dayton Rub (A).. Derby Vil & R Detroit Gray fron Foundry (20¢c Det Pap Prod t25¢ (A) (as0e) - Dictographtaloc) * | Dist Ltd 228 1-10c Distillea _iquors. | Doehler Die Cast Dow Chemical (2) Driver Harris (1) Duval Tex Sulph_ | Eagle Picher Lead (al0c) Eastn G&F Asso | Easin GRE ot (A) (6) Easy Washing Mach B (150)-_. Eisler Elec Corp Elec Bond&Share Elec BA&Sh pf(6) El Pwr Assoclates El Pwr Asso (A)- Elec Pwr & Lt 13 3% 21% 827 Elec Sharehold of ww (33) Elgin Nat W a%6c 100s Emp G&F 6% vt 758 Emp G&F 6% %pf 258 Emp G&F 7% pf 300s Emp G&E 8% pf_. 50s Emsco Derrick(1) 4 Equity Corp 24 European Electric Litd bd rts Ex-Cel-O A&Tool Fairchild Aviat'n Falstaft Brewery. Fanny Farmer Candy (50c) Ferro Enamel (1) Fisk Rubber Flintkote Co (1).. Ford Motor (Can) A (a75¢).. Ford Motor Ltd (18 1-10¢) Froedtert Gr & M cv pf (1.20) Gen Tel (a25e)-. Gen Tire & Rub . 50s Gen T&R pf A (6) 10s Georgla Fw pf(6) 50s Glen Alden C (1) 3 Globe Underwrtr. 2 Godchaux Sur(B) 1 Gorham pf ww 100s Grand Nat’lFilm_ 8 3% Great At & Pac Tea n-v (16) Great Northern Paper (1) Groc Store Prod ... Gulf Oil (1) Hall Lamp (20c) ... Harvard Brewery Hecla Min (60c).. 8 124 Hollinger G(165¢c) 6 15% Horn&Hard(1.60) 1125535 Hudson BM&S(1) 11 24% Humble Ofl (1).. 6 62% Hygrade Food.... 2 3% Il P&L 6% pf_-.. 50s 49% 111 Pw&Lt $6 pf_ 17008 50% coupon (1606)... Imp Ofl Ltd reg (150¢c) - 1 20% cum pf (6%) 10 Indus Fin 7% pf ins Co of N Am(2) 50! 7ZK System cv pf ... intl Mining war.. intl Petro (113). Inti Ut (B) Intl Vitamin t40c. Interstate Power Inv Royalty al%. Ital Superpwr(A). Jonas & Naum._, [mp Ol Lta 2% indianapol int! Hydro Elec intl Products (Del) pt Kingston Prod.. 60s113 -.100s 28% 1 1% 3 80% 1 6% 3 4% 112 112% 284 28% 1% 1% 80% 64 4 12 15% 35 24% 62% 3% 49% 50 8% 106% | | Shattuck Den Mip 67 ividend Rate. 4400, High. Low. Closs. Kirby Pet (20¢). 17 3% 3% Knott Corp(a10c). J Kreuger(G)Br(1) 224% Lake Shore M (4). 68 Lakey Fy & Mach. % Lefcourt Realty._. 2 Lehigh C&N(30c). Lit atothm 4 % Lonx IsLtpf AT 20s 86% Long island Light Pf (B) (6)_.... 268 75 La Land (40c) . 9 12 McCord Rad (B).. 1 9% McWms Dredg(4) 150s 84 Mangel Stores pf. 30s 50 Maosnite Corp t1_ 90s 903 Massey-Harris 5% Mercantile Stores ot (7) 25s 99 Merch & Mfrs(A =% Merritt Chap&S. 1 % MichGas&Ofl .. 2 34 8 1% 122 22 22 Michigan Sugar . M1d1'd St Pred(2). 80s114 113% 114 2 26% 26% 26% Miss Riv Pw pf(6) Mock Jud Voe (1). b50s 88% 881 88y 10 7% T4 % Mohawk Hudsen 108 153% 153% 1531 . e 8 8 5 1 1 6 4 6 L] 1st pf (4) Molybdenum Corp Mont Ward A (7). Moore Dist (150c) Mortg Bank Col Am shares._____ Mount Prod (60¢) 4% 5% 32% 4% 5% 81% 37% 23 4% Nat Bella Nat Fuel Nat Gypsum (A)- Nat Investors Nat Invest war. Nat Leather Nat P & L pt (6) | Nat Rubber Mach Nat Sugar N J (2) New Brad O al0c N J Zinc (12) New Mex&Arizld New Process (2)- NY Auction N Y P&L pt (7) Niag Hud Pwr.___. Niagara Hudson Pwr (A) war __ Niagara Shares (Md) B (al0c) Nipissing (az5e) Niles-Bem-P a50c. Noma Elec (a40¢) North Am L& P North AmL&P pf 1550852 North'n-EuroOil. 4 & N W Eng (a2ie)_. 1 24% Northern Stat Power (A) | Novadel Ag (2) Ohio Oil cu pf (6) | Oldetyme Distil Qutboard Motor B Pacific Eastern... PacificG & E Istpf (1%).... Pac Publie Sve... Pan-Am Alr (1) Pantepec Ofl. Pennroad (b20e) . Penn P&L piegl) Pepperell Mfg(3) 1208 Phoenix-Secur_... 1 Phoenlix Secur Corp pf A (3) _ Ple Bakeries(60¢c) Pierce Governor Pioneer Gold Mines Ltd (80c) Pitney Bowes | PM@3ze) e Pittsb’zh P G(12) Pleas Val Wine Potrero Sugar Powdrell&Al t13% | Power Corp Can Prudent Inv pf(6) Pub Sve Ind pr pt 190s Pub Ut Sec prpf 200s Pug S P&L $5 pf 51265 7 Puget Sound Pwr & Lt 36 pf Red Bank _ Reed Roller Bit new (180c) Reliable Stores Reybarn Coa2ic - 3 3 100!111‘511!1: 111% 58 114 10% 11% 47% & 24% 8 28% 28y 13 38 1109 109 12 6% 2 AN g an % 1% 4% 3% 6% 5% su 63 208110 110 70 69 6 6 39 39 14% 13% 11'; 10% " | Reynolds Invest Richmond Rad Root Pet'm(a2ic) - Royal Typewriter Russek 5th Av(1) Rustless Ir & Stl Saf Car H&L (4) St Anthony Gold | St Regts Paper = St Regis Paper of 200s | Schiff(The)Co(2) 2 Segal Lock &H 30 Sel [ndallcfs 6% 1008 Seton Leather 3 Sentry Safety Con 1 Shawinigan Wat | & Power (60c).. 1 18% 187 Shenandoah 1 2% 24 Sher Willtams(4) 4008 137% 136 Singer Mfg (16) .- 10s341 341 Sonotone (asc) __ 4 2% = .,l‘ 136 341 2% % | Southn Calif Eq 2613 26'y 38% T of (C) 1%) South Penn O t1% | Southl'd Roy 20c | Spencer Chain St Square D Co Df A (2.20)100s 3 | Stand Dredz cv pt 100s { Stand Lnv vu £ _ 1508 Stand O11 Ky (1) 5 Stand P& L pf __ 1208 | Stana stl&L a1e) 7 erchi Bros Strs. 3 Sterchi Brothers 1st pf (3) | Sterchi Bros 2d pf100s | Steritng Br(al0c) 16 Stroock & Co a7ic 2:0- Stutz Motor Sullivan Machine. Sunray Oil Sunshine Min (2)_ Swiss Ofl (120e) . Tampa Elec (2.24) Taggart Corp = 1 Taylor Dist (b3) . 28 Tasteyeast(Del)A 16 Technicoior Inc Teck Hughes t40c Texas Gult Prod Texon O & L (60c) Tob Prod Ex(10¢) 15 31ty 12 40 1 # | Tonapah Min a3c Trans-Lux Daylite Ple 8n (20c) . Tubize Chatillion. Twin Coaeb (al0c Union Gas of Canada (a10c) Unit Corp war Unit Gas Corp Unit Gas C wa; Unit Gas Corp ptf_. Unit Lt & Pw (A) Unit Lt & Pw of _ United Milk Prod pf (13) United Shipyds, B Unit Shoe M 123% 150« U S Finishing .. U 8 Foil(B)(60¢). Unit Stores vto_... U S Lines pt U S Stores _ ... Unit Verde Bx(1). “Init Wall Paper_. Univ Consol Oil Utah Apex Util Pwr & Lt Utll Pwr & Lt pf. Utility & Indus _ Utliity & Indus pf Wayne Pump W Va Coal & Coke Westn Alr Ex(n) . Westn Md pf._.. 10s West Tabulating . &Stavte (1) 1 Westvaco pf (7). 50! 100% lm 100% Wil-low Cafe pf. Wright Harg 14 Yukon Gold ._ Diyidend rate in dollars based on el o e e dends. aPaid tnis bPaid last year. @Comi ) yssaiverantp of d ln fPlus I"Pgll] dllt nmu ! 4 h—& 2 on of assets. 25- 500: l 1 9 1 6 3 2 15 4 08 4 4 1 1 1 FOREIGN EXCHANGES. NEW YORK, June 30 {7 —Foreign ex- change s easy; = Great Brit in nll-rs. others in cents. Qreat, lrmln. d, 502%: cables. 3.02%; 60 bill. 4. 18.85n; Hun| Srsentina. 33. 9.40; lhullhn 6020 H nnl. 3. e o ml.f:-*sr'.e.-.m . 50%s, |SLIGHT DAMAGE FROM RUST SEEN Very Moderate Loss Wheat Areas Disclosed by Federal Report. By the Assoctated Press. The Department of Agriculture re- ported today that rust had done very little damage to the wheat crop this year due to dry weather. Most of the Winter wheat in Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas and Missouri was harvested with only slight damage from stem rust, the report said. In Northeastern Kansas and North- western Missouri, there is consider- able rust in some late fields of soft red Winter wheat, but the aggregate loss for the two States will be slight. In Southern Nebraska wheat is ma- ture or rapidly ripening and there is little likelihood that rust will be an important factor, the report added. It was reported that a trace of stem rust could be found on Spring wheat in those parts of South Dakota and Minnesota not seriously affected by drought. However, the weather has been dry during the last week and development of the fungus retarded. | There is no indication, the department said, that serious losses from stem rust will occur in the Spring wheat area this year. DEJAY STORES FILES REGISTRATION DATA Srectal Dispatch to The Star. NEW YORK, June 30.— Dejay Stores, Inc., operating, through wholly owned subsidiaries, a chain of 40 re- tail stores selling merchandise on the installment-payment plan, has filed a registration statement with the Se- curities and Exchange Commission covering 150,000 shares of its common stock, of which a maximum of 42,139 shares will be offered to the public within 45 days after the effective date of the registration statement. ‘The underwriters named in the reg- istration statement are Bond & Good- win, Inc.; Hiltz & Co,, Inc., and Fen- ner & Beane Corp. Part of the proceeds from the sale of the maximum of 42,139 share is to be used by the company for the re- demption of its class A stock. The proceeds from the sale of 13,500 shares of the maximum of 42,139 shares will be used for working capital, e INVESTING COMPANIES | _NEW YORK. June 30 () —New York Security Dealers” Association: (Noon Quotations.) | Corporate Trust Corporate Trust A Corp Tr A A mod Corp Tr Accum Ser Corp Tr Acc Mod .. Cumulative Tr_Sh Depos Bk 8h N Y Depos Ins Shrs ¢ | Depos Ins Shrs, Diversified Tr C Dividend _Shrs Equity Corp $3 pi . Fidelity Fund Inc _. First Fixed Trust Sh B Found Tr Sh A | Gen nvestors Group Sec Agricul Group Eec A\uamemlz Group Sec Blulde Group Gioup Group Group Group Group Sec Merchandise _ Bec“Mining ____ 7 Sec Petroleum ~__ Sec R_R Eaquip Sec ' Steel ‘chnrp Inyestors Inv Tr N ¥ Coll “A Investors Fa2C" ‘ne Investors Fund of Am ___ | Keyston Cust Fund B-3_ Major Bhares G 9 N o Indunr' S - PV S Trustee _— DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED ‘W YORK, June 30—Dividends de- | clared (prepared by the Standard Sta- | tistics Corp.): Accumulated, Pe- Stk. of Pay. Bate, riod. zecord able §ontSin 6% of..___$1.50 6-11 S H Kress & Co Phxl{hne Jones Corp 175 Q | Increased. Holly_Sugar Corp_ S Kress & Go * Extr Coca-Bottling 8t L. De: Arlington Mills Maritime Tel & e 3 Machith-Evins Giss- 0412 McKales Ing 3 GLLLDLT T e 0O | Capital Traction 55—$2,500 at 911, ',chew Chx\.n Club 5 | Lanston Monotype (4) | FINANCIAL. Value of Building Contracts Awarded in the United States in the First Five Months for 5 Years Compared ‘32 3 34 First 5 Months $50,000,000 Issue Put on Market for Consolidated Oil By the Associatea Press. NEW YORK, June 30.—Public of- ferings of $50,000,000 Consolidated Oil Corp. 15-year convertible 312 per cent sinking fund debentures was made ‘Tuesday by a banking group headed by Kuhn, Loeb & Co. The issue will be priced at 98 and interest, to yield 3.67 to maturity. Of the net proceeds $40,000,000 will | be applied to a similar amount of | promissory notes issued in 1935 in con- nection with the retirement of the company’s first lien collateral bonds. The balance will be advanced to sub- sidiaries for the acquisition of oil and gas leases, improvements and additions to refineries and other facilities. The new debentures will be convert- ible into common stock on a graduated scale upward beginning at $25 a share for the first five years. Washington Exchange Anacostia & Potomac R. R. 55—8§3,000 at 79 cash. $500 at 911, Washington Gas 5s 1960—$1,000 at 120, $500 at 120 Capital Transit Co—10 at 15z, 10 at 1555, 10 at 15%, 10 at 153, 10 at] 157, 10 at 157, 10 at 16, 10 at 16, 10 at 16, 70 at 16. Potomac Electric Pow. 6% pfd.—15 at | 110%5. Potomac Electric 5!2 pfd.—70 at 1122, 1 15 at 11215, National Bank of Washington—12 at | 1211, 35 at 121. Terminal Ref. & Wh. Corp.—25 at 54. AFTER CALL. | Anacostia & Pot. R. R. 55—$2,000 at 9%z +Bid and Asked Prices. BONDS. PUBLIC UTILITY. E el Eaplial Traction R R City & Suburban 5s_ Georgetown_Gas ist 5s_ Eot. Elec_Pow. Cons. Potomac_Electric 6s 115 = 997 1007 1 Wash. Rwy. & El MISCELLANEOUS Amer. Tel. & Tel. () Capital Transit Co._ & W Steamboat (%) Wash. Rws. & EL pfd. () BANK .wD TRUST co‘xm‘w Aner. Sec. & Tr. Co. (10)__* Bank of Bethesda (1.50) Capital 4) Com. & Lincoln { Natl. Sav. & Tr_ Prince Georges Bk. Risgs (8) FIRE INSURANCE. American (12) 195 emen’s (1.60) Ruten Sonton (.607 TITLE INSURANCE. | columbia (301 | Real Estate (6) MISCELLANEOU! Carpel Coro. (1.60) Peoples Drug 8. pfa. Real Est. M. & G. pfd. (.2 Security’ Storage (5) Ter. Ref. & W 'EX dl\ldPnfl 1Plus extras. 6 per cenf {502 baia May 15, 1036. a—4 per cent extia SHORT-TEBM SECURITIES. (Reported by Chas. D. Barney d: Ce ‘; x es. & Oh Chi. Gas Lt. Cumberland Delaware Hudson st _$1 N Amer Edison pref_$1.50 Oliver l7n Filtes n A.__50c Plclflc k 3 818 i 8-1 153 7as | B s 4-20 54 Whsles (A B Co BE$17 i ed"c!,ltmlcl & ¥ s R AL ™ 8-1 $3,350,000 Company Formed. Argentina’s new international com- munications company has & espital of $3,350,000. [ ARMCO WILL BUY ADDITIONAL SHARE Plans to Acquire Second 50 Per Cent in Blast Fur- . naces Revealed. By the Assoclated Press. CINCINNATI, Ohio, June 30.—Ne- gotiations for acquisition by the American Rolling Mills Co. of its sec- | ond 50 per cent interest in the Ham- ilton Coke & Iron Co. blast furnaces | near Hamilton, Ohio, for approxi- mately $4,000,000 were announced by James M. Hutton, Cincinnati finan- cier and American Rolling Mills director. Hutton, arranging to refinance $4,000,000 in notes of the Hamilton company through W. E. Hutton & Co. Financing Planned In Consolidation Of Biscuit Firms By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, June 30.—Financing | in connection with the recently an- nounced merger of Consolidated Bis- cuit Co. and Thinshell Products of Chicago was announced in the form of 111,666 shares of $1 per common stock and $340.000 first mortgage 5'; per cent sinking fund bonds. Of the common stock 91,666 shares | will be offered publicly at $11.50 per | share, the remainder to be sold at the market, and the bonds will be priced at par and accrued interest. A syndicate headed by F. 8 Ynmls & Co. will handle the offering. POUND GOES DOWN IN LONDON DEALINGS By the Associated Press. LONDON, June 30.—The demand *3¢ A—19 WHOLESALE INDEX CONTINUES TORISE Fertilizer Association Finds Average at 77.4, Best Since February. Largely due to a sharp rise in farm product prices, the weekly wholesale | commodity price index compiled by the National Fertilizer Association reg~ istered another advance in the week ended June 27, moving to the highe | est level reached since last Februe ary. The index number in the latest week, based on the 1926-8 average as 100, was 77.4, which compares with 76.9 in the preceding week, 758 & month ago and 75.8 a year ago. Although most of the price changes which took place during the week were upward, increases occurred in only four of the component groups, while one declined and six remained un- changed. The sharpest advance was | registered by the farm products index, | which rose to 73.4 from 71.6; it was | still well below the high point of the year, however, which was reached last February. Continued advances in the prices of all grains, resulting from the drought conditions of the Northwest, | combined with rising prices for cat- | tle, hogs and cotton, were responsible for the increase in the group index; of the 21 series representing prices of farm products included in the index, 12 advanced and only 4 declined, Food prices were mainly higher dure |ing the week, but declines in such | important items as eggs, potatoes and beef resulted in a moderate decline in the group index. A rise in the textile | price index reflected higher quotations for cotton, cotton fabrics and silk; the only item in this group to decline was sisal. Higher prices for hides, i crude rubber and cattle feed resulted |in the index representing prices of miscellaneous commodities continuing | upward. The changes in the other groups were of minor significance. | ‘I C. C. Approves Pere Marquette’s Equipment Issue By the Assoctated Press. { The Pere Marquette Rallway today was authorized by the Interstate Com- of Cincinnati, said the plant now is | for the United States dollar and gold | merce Commission to sell $1,220,000 owned joinly by American Rolling | Mills and the Koppers Co. of Pm.s-; burgh, a Mellon interest. i Details were discussed yesterday in | a meeting at Middletown, Ohio. Hutton said the necessary re- financing was on a 10-year basis at | an average of 3!, per cent. The blast furnaces, with a reduc- tion capacity of 20,000 gross tons | of pig iron and 45 coke ovens, are connected with the American Rolling | Mills open hearth department by a 9-mile railroad, over which molten | iron is transported. Unification o{ the two was designed, steelmen said, to effect economies in the purchasmx comptn} 's operations, ——— NEW YORK BANK STOCKS o'clock ) Bid B, Asked. | ! T 61z T 13 s e a—Including extras. RUBBER FUTURES. NEW YORK. June 30 (¥ .—Crude rubber futures opened firm. 7 to 12 higher. July, 180016, September, 16.17; December, 30. MONTREAL SILVER. MONTREAL. Jure 30 —Silver fu- lower. July, December, for BUILDING wwid REFINANCING in the District of Columl n-r\y Maryland or Vi s as Low as $1.50 per si, m PIIJIIEIIIIAl BUILDING_ASSOCIATION 1331 G St. NW. Room 305 DIst. 6270 Mortgage Money For CONSTRUCTION LOANS h RWY. Wllu’(’ Bms fl ‘Western vm n CHICAGO LIV E STOCK. _GHICAGO, June 30, 00, inclus nl uneven: 2 m hllger : average; 3 it 10 IOIDO few. Bounds. 'fi%’”’ Fatkiag ‘Sows. weaks all fnde Taisty s gessiingz seperally sy tade Sz this favoring the buying side; all she-stock strong: fed bei !l'l clclned un on urly rollnu at 7.50 up to utter down: bulls 10-15 higher 50 Jower for week g"B. yearlings, 9.10: 80, "l?llo‘d-"b:lnd“ “01 tockers and £ s being scarce; 8 [} [eed r‘!ucmorfn lev,tlvut' mostly thin North- wegterns selling at 625 down, X eep. 4.000. including 1,500 direct: Spring lambs 25-50 lower: others ciasse: unevenly ?. :& 2| pOWeE “""hmb’u ers o 4 1.00; ool T, "-,:"m}m..":é'm oet tat Sen, .00 ariines. 5:5088. 7 fow. .+ 4.00. and LOANS ON IMPROVED PROPERTY in the District of Columbia, Nearby Maryland and Virginia 5’/2% Promp: Action 'B. F. SAUL CO. 925 15th Strest Nt 2100 currencies to square half-year ac- counts caused foreign exchange rates to move against sterling today. The dollar gained 5 the overnight New York rate of 5.02%. The French franc finished at 75.7. |francs to the pound, against 75.81 yesterday. PARIS, June 30 (#).—Three per cent rentes, 70 francs 70 centimes; 41; per cent rentes, 75.50. Exchange on London, 75.73. dollar was quoted at 15.08. 2 FEDERAL LAND BANKS NEW YORK. June 30 (#.—Federal Land Bank bords (Quotations as of 2 o'cjack.) 4‘.< Nov., H mm and closed at | 502 to the pound, as compared with | The | in 21, per cent trust equipment cer- tificates to finance the purchase of 80 steel railroad cars for transporting furniture and automobiles. The carrier will pay the balance of the cost of $1,534,160 and retire the certif.cates in blocks of 122,000 each of the next 10 years. | Tne order said Hallgarten & Oo. had bid 102.3 per cent of par for the | certificates, so the interest cost will be 2.101 per cent. Money for Construction Loans and Loans on Improved Properties 512% FIRST DEED OF TRUST ONLY GEORGE 1. BORGER Successor to the Business of JAMES F SHEA 643 Indiana Ave. N.W. Business IS pleasyre when you have the inex- pensive comfort of Mobilaire. 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