Evening Star Newspaper, July 1, 1936, Page 18

A—18 * STEEL PRODUCTION UP MODERATELY Companies Try to Make Up for Loss of Time on July 4 Holiday. ¥7 the Associated Press. NEW YORK, July 1.—Iron Age re- ported today steel ingot production this week is fractionally higher at 71'; per cent of capacity. The increase, the magazine said, s explained by attempts of producers to make up for the loss of production on the July 4 national holiday. Out- put for the week will naturally fall well below the preceding six-day period, it was said. Commenting on the first six months of 1936, the periodical estimated out- put of about 21,800,000 tons, which was above first half output in eight of the last 15 years. Average six months’ production in that period amounted to 18,890,000 tons. The total was 85 per cent of average first half output in the so-called boom years of 1926 to 1930, inclusive, and was far above the average for the last five depression years. It also topped by a comfortable margin the average first half production in the 1921-1925 | period “While the trend over the next six months is difficult to forecast,” the | trade journal said. “the full year seems certain to be the best since 1930.” “The labor situation,” the survey added, “was clarified over the week end when the industry stated its posi- tion through the American Iron & Steel Institute. It will oppose any attempt to compel its employes to Join a union or pay tribute for the right to work. This is a clear indi- cation that the Lewis unionization drive will be & fight to the finish. It was also intimated by a number of companies that wage increases will | not be utilized as a weapon to fight organization.” The magazine’s composite price of finished steel has been advanced 50 cents a net ton to 2122 cents a pound and will increase an additional 74 cents a ton next week, when higher prices on bars, plates and shapes become effective. The pig iron index is unchanged at $18.84 a gross ton The scrap price average has been Taised 21 cents to $12.96 a gross ton. INTERNATIONAL SHOE NET IS BELOW 1935 By the Associated Press. NEW YORK. July 1.—International 8hoe Co,, in its report for six months ended May 31, shows consolidated net income of $3,489,057. equal, after pre- ferred dividends. to $1.04 a share on the common stock With $3,568,105, or $1.06 a share on the common in the corresponding period last year, CHICAGO PRODUCE CHICAGC. Juiy 1 " —Pe rucks: hens steady: & pounds and | 19 L oultry. live. 52 chickens weak. hens. 2012; more than & ‘2. Plymoutn 2+ colored, Rnrk and colored 17al9; Leghorns. than 2 pounds horn _roosters. old_ ducks. e prices unchanged. es unchanged. *Botatoes, ack, United supplies CHICAGO LIVE STOCK. CHICAGO, July 1 (P (United States De- Agriculture).—Hogs. 16.000. direct: siow, steacy to most- day's average: top. pounds. 10.70 140-160 pounds. lower, mostly 8.50a calves. 1.500; very little done on fat steers: supply £00d. choice and prime offerings _very liberal: steady on toppy kinds with weight and on Common grade offerings. but weak to lower on middie- value to sell at X.50 upward: early 50, but specialties held abc\e mun 50a0.00, stock feed- stock active nd strone: down: vVealers 5 lower for week ) 000 ies making 9 5 and b : T2a000, Inclyding 'nmu direct: i lambs mostly t: more: vearlings steady ewes about _steady. Boringers fairly act E:x\\p Spring lambs, all classes —except e: early bulk desirable 1a10.00: best held 00a7.00:" few ~in- isher: throwouts % 7 Uhl.a most fat tveen grade vearlings. 3.00a75; few. 4.00. Ste—Effective July 6 Spring dwm»d as lamb. U. S. TREASURY POSITION. By the Associated Press. The position of the Treasury June 20 it K3, expenditures. o lambs “net balange, S50 ms receipts for the monlh 0. fiscal year (since July 2.352.13; expenditures. 5. incliding $:1.2K0. erency. expenditures <3 £r0sS G & decrease ot under "the 'previous day; et balance. 81~ ms receipts for the ) Receipis_ fo B41.1 FOREIGN EXCHANGES. NEW YORK, July 1 (7 —Foreign ex- ghange steady: Great Britain in dollars. Great Britain, demand: 3 thers in cents. 0134: cables. 5.01%: 60-day bills ance, demand. cables. 6. e n 5n e Shanthe) ongkong. 32 4 Mexico Cit ontreal 3 k. 9! ew Montreal. 100. n—Nominal. PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE DELPHIA. July 1 ( PH;IGA Pl; Dulh Rock. !lnc)fl Jancy. old, —_— STEEL QUOTATIONS. NEW YORK. July 1 (.—Steel prices. per 100 pounds fob. Pittsburgh: = Blue annealed sheets hot-rolled. 2.10: gal- yanized, sheets. 1.10: black’ sheets. Hot- Tolled. 2.50: steel bars 1.85. - MONEY MARKET. NEW YORK July | uP.—Call money steady: 1 per cent all day: prime cem- ercial paper. 3. ver cent: 'time loans teady: 60 dave & months, i1y per cent: Penters “actipiances mchanged: - redis count rate. New York Heserve Bank. 11 per cent. O e O Arkansas Power & Light Co.—Pre- ferred share earnings, 12 months end- ed May 31, were $6.29 against $6.21. ‘\ This compares | FINANCIAaL. By the Associated Pre NEW YORK, July THE 1—Following is s table of transactions in stocks on the New York Stock Exchange during the first half year 1936. price ranges and net changes from It gives yearly cales, the previous January 1, 1936, on stocks listed prior to July 1, 1936. TOTAL STOCK SALES. January 1, 1936, to date Year ago-. Two years lgo._ Half Year's Stock in dollars. Abr & Straus (1.80) Abr & Straus pf (7) Acme Steel Co (13) Adams Express (a20c) Adams Millis (a75c) Addressozraph (60c) Advance Rumley 101,800 Air Reduction (1) 327,700 Air-Way Elec Appli____. 20 Ala & Vieksb'g (6) 412,600 Alaska Juneau (160c)_ 10 Albany & Susque (19)___ 1,028,00 Alleg Corp () __ __ 282,300 Alleg Corp pf $30 ww (d) Alleg Corp pf $40 ww(d) Alleg Corp pf xw (d) Alleg Corp pr pf () Alleg Steel (1) Alleg & West (6)_ J.m 300 38,500 80,000 3,500 Allied Mills (b25¢) Allied Stores Allied Stores pf (3 Allis-Chalmers (1) Alpha Port Cement (1) Amal Leather_ Amal Leather pf (§2)_ . Amerada Corp (2)- Am Agr Chem Del (3)__ Am Bank Note (1) - Am Bank Note pf (3) __ Am Brake Shoe (1.60) Am Brake Shoe pf (51) Am Can (i4) 5 AmCanpf (7). __ Am Car & Foundry Am Car & Foundry pf. Am Chain_ . Am Chain pf (1813) . Am Chicle (4) Am Coal of Allegheny Am Colortype Am Comcl Alcohol . Am Crystal Sugar______ Am Cryst Sug 1st pt \c) Am Encaustic (d) - Am European Secur Am & Foreign Power Am & Foreign Pw $6 pf Am & Foreign Pw §7 pf Am & Foreign Pw 2d pf Am Hawaiian (1) Am Hide & Leather Am Hide & Leath pf (3)_ Am Home Prod (2.40) AmiceCo _____ Am Ice pf (2) Am International Am Locomotive . Am Locomotive pf Am Mach & Fdry (80c) _. Am Mach&Metal (a2c)- Am Metal i Am Metal pf (18) Am News (NY) 1.80 _ Am Power & Light Am Pw & Lt S5 pf (233) - AmPw & Lt $6 pf (3)- Am Radiator Am Radiator pf (7) Am Rolling Mills (1.20) - Am Safety Razor (6). Am Seating Am Shipbuilding (2 Am Smelting & Ref ( 2y Am Smelt & Refin pf (6) Am Smelt & Refin pr ) Am Snuff (i Am Suuff pf (6) Am Steel Foundry __ Am Steel Foundry pf ( Am Stores (2) Am Sugar (2)- Am Sugar pf (7) - Am Sumatra Tob (1) __ Am Tel & Telezraph (9) Am Tobacco (5) - Am Tobacco (B)(5)- Am Tobacco pt (6) Am Wat Wks 1st pf ( Am Woolen_ Am Woolen pf (12) Am Writing Paper (d) Am Writing Pap pf (d)-. Am Zinc & Lead Am Zinc & Lead pf_ Am Zinc & Lead pr pf Anaconda (ailc) - Anaconda Wire (a50c) Anclior Cap (60c) Anchor Cap pf (612) Andes Copper _ A P W Paper Archer-Daniels (1) Archer-Daniels pf ( Armour of Del pf ( Armour (Illinois) Armour (1) pr pf (8) Armour (111) pf (33) Armstrong Cork (113) _ Arnold Constable (50c) _ Artloom Corp ___ Artloom Corp pf (37) Associated Dry Goods 800 Associa D G 1st pf (16)_ 700 Associated Dry G 2d pf Associated Oil (a2ic) - Atch To & S Fe (b2) Atch To & S Fe pf (5)_ Atlantic Coast Line _ Atlantic Gulf & W Ind__ Atlantic Gulf&W Ind pf. Atlantic Refining (1) 7,900 Atlantic Refining pf (4). 81,800 Atias Powder (32) = 4,060 Atlas Powder pf (6) . 90,800 Atias Tack (adVc) 353,800 Auburn Automobile 74,000 Austin Nichols 760 Austin Nichols pf (A)_ 700 Aviation Corp (Del) 46 400 440 23,400 1,301,300 68,900 1,800 146,900 m) 200 700 1,108,400 Baldwin Locomotive (d) 8,400 Baldwin Loco asd (d) . 112,900 Baldwin Loco pf (d)____ 200 Baldwin Loco pf asd (d) 1,039,600 Baltimore & Ohio__ . 215,400 Baltimore & Ohio pf_ 19,800 Bangor & Aroost (2% 1,470 Bangor & Aroost pf (7)_. 58,100 Barker Brothers 6,320 Barker Brothers pf 766,400 Barnsdall Corp (80¢) Bayuk Cigars (a7ic) Bayuk Cigars 1st pf (7)_ c Creamery (1) . atrice Cream pf (7) Beech Creek RR (2) Beech-Nut Packing (13) Belding-Heming (1) Belg Nat Rys ptpf 4% Bendix Aviation (1) Beneficial Loan (t1%3) _ Best&Co (12) ... Bethlehem Steel _______ Bethlehem St1 5% pf (1) Bethlehem Steel pf (7 Bigelow-Sanford (a30c). Blaw-Knox (40¢) Bloomingdale (40c) Bloomingdale pf (7). Blumenthal Co pf. Boeing Aeroplane Bohn Alum & Brass (3)- Bon Ami Co A (4)_ Bon Ami Co B (215) Borden & Co (1.60) Borg Warner (3) . __ Boston & Maine RR Botany Cons Mills A Bridgeport Brass (40c) . Briggs Mfg Co (12 Briggs & Stratton (3) Bristol-Myers (12) Bklyn-Man Tran (3) _ Bklyn-Man Tran pf (6)._. BKlyn & Queens Bklyn & Queens pf (33) 62,100 Bklyn Union Gas (3) - 9,500 Brown Shoe (3) ___ 167, 200 Bucyrus Erie _ 162,900 Bucyrus Erie cv pf 3,010 Bucyrus Erie pf ($3%)_. 1,712,200 Budd (E G) Mfg_ 165,200 Budd 1st pd July 26 15,400 Budd (E G) Mfg pf. 588,800 Budd Wheel . 109,200 Bullard Co (a2 89,100 Bulova Watch . 239,700 Burr Add Mach (t60e) 500 Bush Terminal (d) 32,500 Bush Term deb (d) - 4,730 Bush Term Bldg pf ctf 000 Butte Copper & Zinc._. 239,200 Byers (A M) 11,100 Byers (A M) pf . 73,400 Byron Jackson (1) . 72,200 California Pkg (1%) - 300,600 Callahan Zinc 297,300 Canada Dry Ginger Ale. 850 Canada Southern (3) l.sgg.soo Canadian Pacific_. 264,011,480 126,712,691 216,050,625 Net . Last. chss. 52% + 5% 19% - 11': 27% + 3 2's —17% 29% 98 101 157 it 2313 + 2% 199 +41% 24% — 2% 10% + 2% 8% + 6% 111% — 23 8% —117% 20% = 1% - 9% 20% 13% 16% — L2121 100 121 421 15% 9% xm + 3% 3% -85 110‘4 +13% 8% 9% — 2% EVEN Halt Yn X Stocks and dividends in dollars. Hish. 84 ,200 Capital Admin (A) - 181 5.260 Capital Adm pf (A)(3)_. B!Vn 150 Caro Clin & Ohio (4)._ 2,430 Caro Clin & Ohio sta (5). loo’h 132,000 Carriers & Gen (20c) 9% 388 900 Case (J1) Co__ 5.890 Case (J 1) Co pf (4)_ 195,900 Caterpillar Tractor (2)_ 595,900 Celanese Corp (50c) 168,000 Celotex Corp___. 12,790 Celotex Corp pf. 72,300 Central Aguirre (1133)_ 17.100 Central RROf NJ_ ___ 12,800 Century Ribbon Mills_ __ 450 Century Rib Mills pf(7). 431,400 Cerro de Pasco (4) - 363,300 Certain-Teed Products 14,660 (‘ertain-Teed Prod pr pf 5,200 Champ Paper & F (1) 3,890 Champ Paper pf (6) - 46,900 Checker Cab Mfg 111,200 C‘hesapeake Corp (3) 487,500 Chesap & Ohio (2.80) _ 10,300 Chi & Eastern 111 (d) 50,600 Chi & East'n 111 pf (d) 44,100 Chi Great Western (d) _ 103.000 Chi Great West'n pf (d)_ 1,210 Chi Ind & Lou pf (d) ___ 33,100 Chi Mail Order (1113) 126,900 Chi Milw St P& P (d) . . 345,400 Chi Milw St P & P pf (d) 273,900 Chi & Northwestern (d)_ 58,800 Chi & Northw't'n pf (d) - 102,400 Chi Pneumatic Tool 32,600 Chi Pneumatic Tool pf__ 59,500 Chi Rock Isl & Pac (d)__ 74,100 Ci RI& P 6% pf (d) 68,700 Chi R1 & P 7% pf (d) 46,200 Chi Yellow (ab (2) 46,900 Chickasha Cot Oil (2) . 221,700 Childs Co & 2,160 Chile Copper (1) 8,869,400 Chrysler Corp (6) 108,800 City Ice & Fuel (2) =~ 8,930 City Ice & Fuel pf (613)_ 70 City Investing (bl'2) 82,700 City S 214.400 Clark Equipment (80c)_. 70 Clev CC&St L (10) 40 Clev CC&SUI, pr (5) 6,900 Clev Elec 1L pf (413) 76,400 Clev Graph Br (i1) 200 Clev & Pittsbgh (313) _. 160 Clev & Pittsbgh spe (2) 60,100 Cluett-Peabody (1) 610 Cluett-Peabody pf (7) 152,800 'oca-(‘ola (2) %,100 Coca-("ola (A)(3) 838,100 Colgate-Palm-Peet(50¢) 11,100 Colgate-Palm-P pf (6) _ 896,400 Collins & Aikman (2) 4,060 Collins & Aikman pf (7). 31,830 Colonial Beacon Oil 23,800 (‘olo Fuel & Tron (d) = Colo Fuel & Iron pf (d)- C0lo & Southern Colo & Southern 1st pt__ Colo & Southern 2d pf Colum Gas & Elec (a20c) Columbia G & E pf (3) Columbia G&E pf (6) Columbia Pic vte (11) Columbia Pic cv pf (23,) Columbian Carb vtc (14) omcl Credit (3) Comel Credit pf (513) Comcl Inv Trust (v3.60) Come Inv Trpf (4%) __ Comc Inv Trev pf (8) 18,460 19,260 . 260 .600 1,890 35,100 70,100 26,900 9’{ 400 100 ol 4,795,300 98,200 56,600 121,200 10,900 21.790 4.990 95,000 150 7.100 100 £,600 2,170 1,607,100 58,500 141,600 70,600 92,400 Consol Laundries 2,299,700 Consolidated Oil (60¢) _ 1,700 Consol Ol pf (5) 66,000 Consol RR of Cuba pf .700 Consol Textile (d) 500 Container Corp (1), 435,100 Contl Baking (A) 449,400 Contl Baking (B)_ 30,700 (‘ontl Baking pf (4)____ 365,200 Contl Can (3) 138,600 (‘ontl Diamond Fibre (2) 111,800 Contl Insurance (11.20) - 39,400 Contl Motors Comwlth & Southn Comwith&Southn pf (3)° Conde Nast Publishers _ Congoleum Nairn (1.60) Conzress Cigar (b2) Conn Ry & Lt Conn Ry & Lt pf_ Congo! Cigar ___ Consol Cigar pf (7) Consol Cgrpr pf ww 63 Consol Cig pf xw (£13) Cons Coal (D, vie Cons (*oal (Del) pf vte 20", Consol Edison N'Y (1) 38% Consol ison N Y l’\f (3) 108% Consol Film S Consol Film pf (11)_ 4% 1000 Contl Oil of Del (1) 29,400 Contl Steel (2) 15,780 Corn Ex Bk & Tr (3)__ 351,400 Corn Products Ref (3) 9,200 Corn Products pf (7) 300,400 Coty Inc 61,700 Cream of Wheat (2) _ 239,000 Crosley Radio (adic) __ 00 Crown Cork & S (1) ___ 21,500 Crown C & S pf (2.70) __ 330 Crown W P 1st pf (13) 279,200 Crown Zellerhack vte 98,700 Crucible Steel a0l 10,900 Crucible Steel pf (32) __ 93,900 Cuba Co___ _ % 8,470 Cuba RR pf 699,700 Cuban-Am Sugar 46,360 Cuban-Am Sugar pf 44,900 Cudahy Packing (213)__ 225,200 Curtis Pubishing 52,400 Curtis Publishing pf (7) 3,716,000 Curtiss-Wright 2 1,604,100 Curtiss-Wright A 740,200 Curtiss-Wr rts July 3 640 Cushman’< Sons pf 313 710 Cusaman Sons pf (7). 57,600 Cutler Hammer (1) 9,400 Davega Stores (130c) . * 246,000 Deere & Co - 49,500 Deere & o pf (11.40) 114,800 Deisel Wem Gil (150¢) - 423,500 Delaware & Hudson 631,500 Delaware Lack&West'n 43,600 Denver&Rio G W pf (d). 23,900 Detroit Edison (f4) . __ 50 Detroit & Hillsdale (4)__ 1,290 Detroit & Mackinac.. __. 650 Detroit & Mackinac pf 39,200 Devoe & Raynolds A (2). 42,700 Diamond Match (11%) . 18,100 Diamond Mtch pf (11%) 515,200 Distillers Corp Seag Litd 1,100 Dixie Vortex(a3ilzc) . 266,800 Dome Mines (12) 48,400 Dominion Stores . 1,185,700 Douglass Afrcraft 27,500 Dresser Mfg A (b113) ,300 Dresser Mfg (B) - 00 Duluth So Shore & Atl lLAOfl Duluth So Sh & Atl pf Dunhill International - Duplan Silk (1) ___ Duplan Silk pf (8) Du Pont de Nem (73.60) _ Du Pont de Nem deb (6) Duquesne Light 1st (5)_ Durham Hosiery pf 13314 115% 25 2,630 Eastman Kodak pf (6) 294,200 Eaton Mfg (2) 50,500 Eitington-Schild_ 664,700 Electric Auto Lite (1.20) 44% 2,620 Electric Auto Lite pf (7) 114 794,800 Electric Boat_ Lo e 352,400 Elec & Mus In % 2,654,900 Elec Power & Light___ 16% 226,400 Elec Power & Lt $6 pf._. 23,500 Elec Power & Lt $7 pf_ 55,100 Elec Storage Bat (12)_. 108,100 Elk Horn Coal (d) . - 102,700 Elk Horn Coal pf () 12,000 Endicott-Johnson (3 400 Endicott-Johnson' pf 65,300 Engineers Pub Sve 15,700 Engineers Pub Svc $5 pf 20,800 Engineers PS 5.50 pf ww 6,700 Engineers Pub Sve $6 pf 88,800 Equit Office Bldg (al0c).- 30 Erie & Pittsbgh (3%)___ 229,300 Erie RR____ 129,300 Erie RR 1st pf_ 38,300 Erie RR 2d pf__ 110,400 Eureka Vacuum Cl (80c) 260,600 Evans Auto Prod (1).__. 33,800 Exchange Buffet._. ————————— 69,330 Fairbanks Co_. 30,510 Fairbanks Co pf. 1 00 Fairbanks-Morse. rbanks Morse ;’l (s 2!9 100 Federal Mot Tr (l!fic) 77,800 Federal Screw-Works 156,700 Federal Water Sve (A) _. 70,200 Federated Dept Strs (1). 30% 57,500 Fidel Ph Fire Ins(11.20) 49%% 380 Filenes Sons (1.20) .____ 25% 560 Filenes Sons pf (613) __ 113% 265,600 Firestone T& R (1.20)_. 33% 36.100 Firestone T&R pf A (6)_ 105% 107,200 First Natl Stores (2%)_. 3,800 Florsheim Shoe (A)(t1). 29% 41 NG _STAR, WASHINGTON N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE SUMMARY FOR HALF YEAR Net | Half Year's sales. 161,700 Foster-Wheeler. Low. Last. chs! 12% 13% + % 45% BO% + 84 87 97% + 9% 91 100% + 9% % — % 175 477 140 +24% 7615 —187% 231% —~ b 23% + 3 647 - 6% 29y + 3% 361 —10', % + 2% 2% 3 % 81 11% — 1% 4% 49% +121 65/‘ 122% 149% +24% 41 21% — % 931 +11% 41% —19% 89 -+ 6% % + 1% - % 3% + 1% 30% + 9 43 % 20% 25% + 2% 110 110% — % 24% 28% + 3% 100% 105% + 3W 48% 40 4T + % 25% 29 % 6% + 24 D. Stocks and dividends in dollars. 2,940 Foster-Wheeler pf 60,800 Fourth N1 ww (a75c) 1,170 Franklin Simon pf (17) . 176,500 Freeport Texas (1) 1,150 Freeport Texas pf (6)._ 5,690 Fuller Co prpf 15,050 Fuller Co 2d pf_ 184,800 ll"‘ 530 abriel Co A amewell Co.__ 700 Gen Am Investors 4.600 Gen Am Inv pf (6) 204,200 Gen Am Transp't (1%)_ 400 Gen Asphalt (b: 00 Gen Baking (60¢) 0 GGen Baking pf (8) 2,700 Gien Bronze 26,500 Gen Cable pf 30,400 Gen Ci 1,320 Gen Cigar pf (7) 1.590,000 3,270 Gen Gas & E 6% 490 Gen Gas & E 1.010 Gen Gas & I 87 54,600 Gen Mills (3) 4,590 Gen Mills pf (6) 4,208,800 Gen Motors (12 9,400 Gen Motors pf (5 128,000 Gen Outdoors 56.800 18,700 Gen Printinglnk (72} 1,180 Gen Printing Ink pf (6) 149,700 Gen Public Service 830 Gen Ry Signal pf (6) 355,900 Gen Realty & Utilities _ 364,400 200 Ity & Ut pf ww 00 Gen Itefra s (1) 0 Gen Stacl Casting pf n Thea illetre Safety Itaz (1) Gillette Saf Raz pf (3) __ Gimble Bros mbel Bros pf (a2) dden Co (2) Glidden Co prpf (7) bel (Adolf) ehel Brew ( 504,900 Goodrich (B F) Goodrich (B F) pf ar Tire & ftubber T&I ST pf (4) ilk Hosiery Gotham Silk Hos pt (1) T (1.40) eat Northern pg North'n Ore (1) Great Westn Great Westn cen Bay &W ( een (H L) Co (+1) eyhound Corp (3.20) 400 Gulf Mobile & 30.400 Gult \lnhnp & 100,400 10,300 141,800 276,100 108,000 Intercontl Rubber Water(11;) <k W pf A (1%) Hall (W F) Printing Hamiiton Watch Hamilton Wateh pf (:5) Hanna (M A) pf (3 Harbison Walker (¢ |) Harbison Walker pf (6) Hat Corpof Am A Hat Corp pf ww (612) Jayes Body Hazel Atlas Glass (15 Helme (G W) (3) Helme (G W) pf (7). Hercules Motor (1) ules Powder cules Pwdr pf r=hey Chocolate Hershey Choc pf (14) Holland Furnace 0 Holland Furnace pf (5)_ Hollander & Son (50c) Holly r2) Holly Susar pf (7) Homestake Mines (+12) Houd-Hersh (A) (23,) Houd-Hersh (B) (11,) Household Fin (A) 13) 390 Household Fin pf (i313) Houston Oil vie . 900 Howe Sound (13) Hudson Manhattan Hudson & Manhattan pf Hudson Motor Car Hupp Motors 700 11linois Central 530 11linois * lease lines(4) 0 11linois Central pf 0 Indian Refining 0 Industrial Rayon (1.68) _ 000 Ingersoll-Rand (12) 900 Inland Steel (3) 900 Inspiration Copper 000 Insur Sh Md ct (18¢) 900 Interboro Rapid Tr (d) 556,400 Interlake Iron ___ 274,000 48,200 'n'\ 000 Int Agriculture Int Agriculture pr pf Int Business Mach (+6)_ ¥ Intl Cement (1 Int Harvester (1 Int Harvester pf ( Int Hvdro Elec (A) Int Merchants Marine Int Nickel (Can 200 00 9.100 Int Nickel (Can) pf (7). 127,200 Intl Paper & Power A 4 2 100 168,100 499000 7.870 Intl Paper & Power B___ Intl Paper & Power € Intl Paper & Power pf Intl Printing Ink (1.80)_ Intl Printing Ink pf (6) Intl Ry of Cent Am Intl Ry of Cent Am vtc_. 90 Intl Ry of Cent Am pf_ 200 Intl Salt (113) 900 Intl Shoe Co 200 Intl Silver (12)_ 160 820 7,670 Int Silver pf (4) 2,350,100 Int Tel & Telegraph 109,700 Interstate Dept Stores__ 2,930 Interstate Dept S pf (7)_ 800 Intertype Corp (1)_ 20,100 Island Creek (2) 570 Island Creek pf (6)_ 26,300 Tewel Tea (+4) 71,000 John anville (2) 680 Johns-Manville pf (7) 26,220 Jones &Laughlin 7% pf 216 900 23,600 Life Saver (1.60)_ Kans CP&L 1st pf B (6) Kansas City Southern Kansas City South’n pf Kaufmann Dept Str (1)_ Kayser (J) (a75c) = Keith-Albe Or pf(313) _— Kelsey Hayes A _ Kelsey Hayes B_ Kelvinator (130c) Kendall pf A (16)_ Kennecott Corp (1 Keystone Steel ____ Kimberly Clark (50c) Kinney (G R) Co. Kinney (G R) pf. Kresge Dept Stores Kresge Dept Stores pf Kresge (S 8) (1) Kresge (SS) pf (7). Kress (S H) (1) _ Krozer G & B (1.60) Laclede Gas St L, Leciede Gas St L pf_ Lambert Co (2) Lane Bryant __ Lee Rubber&Tire (50c) - Lehigh Port Cmt (a2ic) Leh Port Cement pf (4) - Lehigh Valley Coal Lehigh Valley Coal pf__ Lehigh Valley RR Lehman Corp (13) Lehn & Fink (1%) . Lerner Stores (2) _. Libby McNeill & L Libbey-Owens-Ford (2). 16,800 Liggett & Meyers (14)__ 112,400 5,100 Liggett & Meyers pf (7). 165 Liggett & Meyers B (t4) 41,300 Lily Tulip Cup (1%). 120,200 Lima Locomotive_ 51,700 Link Belt (11.20) 106,200 Liquid Carbide (1. 480,200 Loew’s Inc (12) 11,400 Loew'’ Inc pf (6%) 246,500 Loft Inc 228,000 Long Bell Lumber (A)__ 26,500 Loose-Wiles (2) 840 Loose-Wiles pf (5) 298,900 Lorillard (P) (1.20 3,140 Lorillard (P) pf (7) 34,850 Louisiana Oil Ref pf(d). 07900 Louisv GEEpL A (1%)_. 66,500 Loulsv & Nashv (a2). 272,700 Ludlum Steel (1) WEDNESDAY, tre Equipment, Net High. Low. l‘n chgs. 7% 64 35% 26% 135 118% 75 AT 53% 314 6l 18% 3% 1041, 63% 53 110 6y 2613 2314 108 544 445 44'¢ 397 33 56 1261 01, 121 26 3914 22% 331 o'y 28% 247y 25% 9313 41% 228 293 ™ 43 67% 81% 25'y 102"! 4T% 7 25 63% 11% 31% 115 116% 23% 19 25% 36% 44% 32% 547 43 108% 104'5 1067 — 3% 2 2 4015 87 +10 8% — 1% 28% — 14 97 107% — % 97% 108% — 3% 160% 163 - 1% 1% - % 304 + 4% 37— 4 3 - 21 48% — 3% % 5 + 1% 43% + 2% 75% +16% 28% - 2% 6% — JULY 1. 1936. Half lYur'l Btocks and dividends 3 in dollars, 1,600 McCrory Stores pf (6) _ 27,600 McGraw Hill Publish 24 16 High. Low. 95y 92 FINANCIAL. 326,300 47,200 512,200 89,300 222,200 2,400 294,000 174,100 37,900 79.900 700 11100 400 83,900 52,400 236.400 280,100 23,470 2,100 8,490 14,120 31.400 444,600 31,700 174.200 810 90,100 94,900 7,680 27,000 160,800 9,980 2,130 171,900 311.300 821,800 49,600 1,846,000 18,300 150 Mcintyre Porcupine (2). 49% 39% McKeesport Tin P1 (14). 1185 100" McKesson & Robbins __. 11% 8% McKesson & Robpf (3). 46 373 McLellan Stores 15% 11'y MecLellan Strs pf (6) 978 Mack Truek (1) . _ Macy (R H) & Co (2) Mudison Sq Gar (160c) Magma Copper (2) _ Manati Sugar (d) Manati Sugar pt (d) Mandel Bros Manhattan Elec gtd (d) - Man Elec mod g1d (d) Manhattan Shirt (60c) _ Maracaibo Oil Explora Marine Midland (40c)_ . Market Street Ry _ Market Street Ry pf Marlin-Rockweil (12)_ Marshall Field & Co Martin Parry ___ Mathieson Alkili (1%) Mathieson Alkili pf (7) May Dept Stores (2) Maytag Co Maytag Co Ist pf (6) _ Maytag Co pf ww (3)_ Maytag Co xw pf (3) Mead Corp Mead Corp pf (£2)_ Melville Shoe (4) Mengel Co Mengel Copf Merch & Min Tr (1.60)__ Mesta Machine (3) = Miami Copper Mid-Contl Petr (a0e) Midland Sti Prod (1) Midland Stl 1st pf (%) Milw EI It & L pf (6) Minn Honey Reg (117, Minn Honey Reg pf () Minn Moline Power Minn Moline Power pf Minn & St L (d) MSUP &S S Marie MStP&SS Marie pf Minn St P& S S Mlsin Mission Co Mo Kans & Mo Kans & Mixsouri Pacific (d) Mo Pacific pf (d) iE Mohawk (‘arpet (1) Monsanto Chemical (11 Montgomery Ward(80c) Morrell ] & Co (2.40) Morris & 43% 3 131 11012 103 49 45 12% 2 . 4Ty 1310 9 L6003 271,800 22,900 84,800 5,480 44.000 4,500 600 847,000 2,500 194,700 000 0 63,600 280,400 200,100 9,400 000 51,900 4.390 1,080 87,800 3,513,800 5,600 157.300 11,160 10, 400 118,600 381,100 22,800 900 21,100 11,200 130 300 350,900 22,040 8,800 1,128 268,300 14,240 30.190 13,600 Motor Products (2) Motor Wheel (1) Mullins Mfg B Mullins Mfz pf (a3%3). Munsingwear (al's) Murphy ( Murphy ¢ Murray Cor Myers (F E) (12) Nash Motors (1) Nashv Chatta & St L__ Natl Acme Co Natl Aviation _ Natl Biscuit (1.60) Natl Biseuit pf (7) Natl Cash Reg (30c) Natl Dairy Prod (1.20) Natl Dairy Prod pf A Natl Dept Stores Natl Distillers Natl Enam & Stamp (2) Natl Lead (30c) Natl Lead pf A (7) 1pf B (6) er & Lt (60c) Mexico 15t pf lexico 2d pf Natl Steel (11, 1l Supply Co Natl Supply Conf____ Nat Tea Co (60c) Natomas (ific) Neiner Brothers (112 Newherr:J J (1.60) Newherry J 1 pf (7) New orl T & port Ind 1ys pl (d) " Rys pf stpd (d) nipbuildinz hipbuildin Norfolk & Westn pf (4) North Am Aviation North Am Co (1) brth Am Co pf (3) North Am Ed pf «6) Northern Central (4) Northern Pacific Northwest Ohio Oil (5 oliver Farm Equip Omnibus Corp vic Omnibus Corp pf A (8) Oppenheim Collins Otis Elevator (66c) Otis Elevator pf (6)_ Otis Steel Otis Steel pr pf Outlet Co ( Owens 111 Glass (3) Owens 111 G1 v Pacific Am Fiseries (1) . Pacific Coast Pacific Coast 1st Pacific Coast 2d Pacific Gas & Elec (112) Pacific Lighting (2.40) Pacific Mills Pacific Tel & Tel (6) Pacific Tel & Tel pf (6) Pacific West Oil (b2 Packard Motor (a Pan-American Petrol ___ PPanhandle Pro & Ref _ Panhandle Pr & Re pf___ Parafline Co (2) - Paramount Pictures Param Pictures 1st pf __ Param Pictures 2d pf Park & Tilford Park Utah o Parke Davis (al.3 Parker Rust P (113) . Parmelee Transport TPathe Film Corp Patino Mines Peerless Motor. Penick & Ford (3) Penney (1 C) (13) Penn Coal & Coke Penn Dixie Cement Penn Dixie Cem pf (A)_ Penn Railroad (al1) Penna Glass ctfs Peoples Drug (11) 43 Teoples Drug S pf (613). 116\. 110 Peoples Gas Chicago 49': 38 Peoria & Fastern 4 Pere Marquette 25% Pere Marquette pf__ 56 Pere Marquette pr pf 6415 Pet Milk (1) < 16 Petr Corp of Am (a2ic) . 12% Pfeiffer Brew (1.20) 10ty Phelps Dbdge (aj0c) < 25% Phila Co 6% pf (3) - 45 Phila Co pf (6) new 81'y Phila RapTrans (d)___ 3% Phila Rap Trans pt (d) Phila & Reading C& I Phillip Morris (1) Phillips-Jones Corp Phillips Jones pf (7)_ Phillips Petrol(11)_. Phoenix Hosiery 0 Phoenix Hose pf Plerce Oil pf . Pierce Petroleum . Pillsbury Flour (1. G0LA Pirelli (b3.84) _ Pitts Coal Pitts Coal pf Pitts Fort W & Ch ( Pitts Fort W & C pf ( Pitts Screw & Bolt_ Pitts Steel pf Pitts Term Coal _ Pitts Term Coal pf_. Pitts United Corp Pitts United Gorp pf_. Pitts & West Va Pittston Co. 393, 567 = A9 - 130 150 307, 47 14, 118 3% 61 Net. chgs. Last 954 17~ 43% + 100'4 —19 P — 4% + 13 + 1% 101, 23 15% — 1% | majority 1095 + 613 . 81s — 1% | - oong | JERSEY STANDARD 10 OFFER STOCK Files Statement Covering Shares to Be Exchanged for Colonial Beacon. By the Assoctated Press 4| NEW YORK, July 1.—The Standard 1.1 0il Co. (N. J.) announced it had filed | with the Securities and Exchange 11, | Commission a registration statement, 1, | covering shares of capital stock 1t proposes to offer in exchange for shares of the Colonial Beacon Oil fo, If the registration statement bes comes effective on or before August 1, the Jersey company will offer one share of its stock for two and onee quarter shares of Colonial stock. The | offer will remain open until October 15, Standard already owns a large of Colonial Beacon stock which it acquired some years ago in »; |8 similar offer. There are approxi- mately 60,000 shares of the Colonial company's stock outstanding The Colonial company operates a ‘QPanl oil refining and marketing | business throughout the East and has In modern refinery at Everett, Mass. 1% 3 s b In Dailv (,olumn In a new daily financial column starting today in The Star, A. A. Pate ton. Associated Press statistician, ine | terprets in evervday language the cur- rent statistics of business In this new feat the Figures Mea mystery out of statistical on business, and shows its to business man and farme d “What akes the formation ficance worker educated at and e Graduate of Business Admin atH University. and had broad expe in business and finance before came & newspaper man Figures What They Mean Colgate 74 per cer What does ¥ mean? Unless 1 happens 1o b whether or the ree The American stitute, officia of the steel b nual surve out how many each is capa and toi capacity of the are steel “in .hv raw,” great chunks some 6 feet long. 2 fee: wide and 2 deep. They weigh from 10,000 to 15000 po each. They are the produce siness of maies steet tons o plant d steel ingots cing every p the sum as the t pri vodies, the struc come girders and “I" beams plate that ends as a bean can. 2ceives Data Weekly, figure for pro- T cent cf capacity and for the vear to date, is atistical cu ingots made each relation to cal- v shows a If it were not for this oddity of the estimating method, which makes the rate of production leap ahead in a week in which the actual number of tons produced will probably be sub- stantially below the previous seven the current percentage of pro- duction would not have marked the top for 1935 Removing the holiday distortion of the figures, the steel industry was really doing its best back in the final week of April, when 71.2 per cent was 2% | reached. Holds New Peak. However, it has not missed that top much in recent weeks. During the past month the rate has varied “| between 682 and the current pere centage. A booster of operations, steel men e | 58Y, has been the prospect of higher -1-:\ prices, which were announced for the | quarter that begins today. More recently some consumers, after reading the uiltimatum of steel 1 1| leaders to John Lewis, wWho is plan- 1’.: 3 b'“mng to organize steel workers into a 5% - 15% 32 +104 1% - union, have rushed out to cover their future requirements on the theory that strikes are probably in the offing. Many experts, however, say that as . long as the auto industry, and some | of the heavier lines remain on the upgrade, consumption of steel is likely /to hold up well against the usual o \ Summer slump, FOREIGN MARKETS. LONDON. July 1 (#.—Industrial mained quiet in the stock market today, although steels. silks and motor issues showed an easier tendency. French and Polish bonds moved higher. while trans. Atlantic and gilt-edged securities ground. _Mining shares were irregular. PARIS —Profit taking in the Bourse to become hes iSsues “were 'wemerally | resistant. supported by the firmness in rentes. Bank and_electrical shares were in supply and international stock closed firm. NEW YORK PRODUCE EW YORK, July 1 (#.—Butter, ccentralized 100 score) other_prices ged. 515 Rfm. Prices unchanged. steady. Mixed : and. commercial standards A dirties. No. 1 4% pounds. St other mixed colors unchanged Live pouliry steady_to we: Broilers (Rocks turkeys, 14a%1: changed. By freis] Is. 18a reisht. prices NEW YORK BAR SILVER. NEW YORK., July 1 (&) -—Blr silver steedy and unchanged at %