Evening Star Newspaper, July 1, 1936, Page 19

FIN JORPORATE BONDS SCORE RECOVERIES some Issues Above Previous | Close After Decline—U. S. Group Eases. I Bond 10 Ralls lndu! oth rorn .1 Unc. 1 102.8102.1 68.8 92.2102.7102.0 688 | | 91.91029101.7 69.0 } 824 973 963 69.3 94310411025 72.0 8691018 99.3 676 8781022 99.8 704 764 922 845 655 458 400 646 422 101.1 98.9102.9 100.5 10 Low-Yield Bonds. Noon ..._1118 Prev. day.1118 ]} | Month ago 1122 Year ago-1104 | | 1936 high 1123 1936 low.. 110.2 | | 1935 pigh 1107 1935 low.. 1079 | | 1928 high. 1044 1932 low. 86.8 | | (Compiled by the Assoclated Press.) Averages | Net change. Today. Prev. e |3s 1952 __ ANCIAL. U. S. Gov't Bonds. Foreign Bonds ._. Domestic Bonds 23,51945-47 10 10; 38 1946-4% 38 1951-55 luusos 49 4 41,8 1947-52 331947 381949 3%s 1964 2148 1942-44 2%,81939-49 101 101 Abitibl Pa&Pw 6s 53 | Akershus 6s'63 Antiogqua 1st 78 "57 __. Antwerp 65 ‘58 Argentine s 6 21 the Assoctated Press. NEW YORK, July l.—Increased suying Grders appeared in various :arts of the corporate bond list today ollowing an early decline. Some issues which had ractions to around 'a point moved ip to levels somewhat above the srevious closings. although the gen- :ral list remained uneven. United States Governments met a ittle pressure which effaced most of he early improvement and left the ist generally 1- to 5-32ds of a oint lower. French. Italian and ish obligations added a touch of buoyancy to the foreign list. i Among the improved values in late | trading were loans of American & Foreign Power, Chicago & Easterg lllinois, Chicago & North Western, Eastern Cuba Sugar. New York Cen- ral. Parmelee Transportation and Western Union. receded | | | Washington Exchange SALES—AFTER CALL. Potomac Electric 67 pfd.—5 at 11035 Notice—This Exchange will be closed »n Saturdays during July and August Bid and Asked Prices. BONDS. ‘ PUBLIC OTILITY. | Bid. Asked. Amer_ Tel & Tel Am. Tel. & Tel | Argentine 6s ‘67 A . Argentine 6s ‘68 B Argentine 6s ‘59 June Argentine 6s 60 May Arsentine 6s 60 Oct Argentine 6s 61 Febr Australia 4%s ‘56 Australia 6s ‘55 _. { Australla 6s '57___. Austrian 7s 57.. Belgtum 68 '55_ Belgium 78 '65. Belgium 7s ‘56 = Bergen City 58 '60 Berlin Elec 6148 '59_ Brazil 6148 "26-'57_ Brazil 51§s ‘27-67. Brazil 7s '52 Brazil 8s 41 Brisbane s '5 Brisbane 6s 58 _ Buenos A 3s ‘84 Buen A 41:8-4%8'T5_ Buenos Afres 4%5-3%5'77 (Pv)_ Canada 2%s ‘45 Canada 3%s "61 Canada 4s'60 Canada 6s ‘52 Chile 68 '60. Chile 6s '63 Chile 6s'61 Jan Chile 6s 61 Febr.. Chile 6s '61 Sept .. Chile 42 Chile Mtg Bk 6s Chile Mtg Bk 613857 CFile Mtg Bk 6% '61 Chilean Mun L 7s ‘60 Colombia 6s ‘61 Jan _ Colombia 6s 61 Oct . Copenhagen 5: Corenhagen T 5s ‘54 | Cordoba 7s 42 Prv __ Cesta Rica 7's A 51 Cuba 5s '04-'44 Cuba %845 _ Cuba 515853 _ Czechoslovakia 8 ‘51 Denmark 413s 62 __. | Denmark 6s 42 | El Salvador 8s 48 ct._ ¥ & Suburban 55 Georgetown Gas 1st Potomac_Electric ¢ wash. Gas 5s_ 18 10 | ash. Gas 55 106 i | h. Gas 6s. serics B ' | Wash. Rwy. & Elec. 4~ | MISCELLANEOUS. | nevy Chase 2 I Country Club 5} M. Cold Storage 5s STOCKS. | PLBU( UTILITY. | C Col W Estonia s ‘67 Finland 61;s Frankfort 6 French Gov 78 49 French Gov 7%s "41 Fren Gov 7341 uns Ger C Bk A 68538 Ger C Bk A6s 60 July Germ Gov 5%8'65 st Ger Gov 51865 un st Ger Prv & City Bk con Ag 634s 58 Ger Rep 75 '49 stpd Grt CEl Jap 7s 44 56 ~ | Hamburg St 6s '46 a4 amer, T Bank G B'H‘Nda Capital ¢ & Liverty Lincoln 152 Wash. u‘un & Tr (&) FIRE I\"'RA\CE American (¢ Corcoran (3) Firemen's (1.60) National Uni TITLE INSURANCE. Columbla (.30 2 Real Estate (6 MISCELLANEOU: Carpel Corn. (1.650) Ansion Nonotype' (4) -] o - | Helstngtors 6%s 60 Italy 7851 Japan 53s ‘65 Japan 6%s 54 Kreu&Toll 5’594 ofs Lombara El 1s '52 Mex 45 '10- - | Mflan 6%s 52 Minas Gers 614s 58 Sept coupon off ow So Wales 5s ‘57 w So Wales 5s '58 Norway 6563 Norwav 6s ‘44 _ Norw Hy El5% Nuremberg 6s Orfental Dev 6158 58 Orlental Dev 6s ‘53 Oslo s '55 Panama fs 63 Panama bs ‘63 stpas Paris Orl Ry 51868 | Peru s 60 ___ *Ex.dividend. | Tus extras | per cent extr & £50c paid May 15. 1536, a—-4 per cent extra. INSURANCE STOCKS I NEW _YORK, July 1 (#.—New Yok SQ- g i ion: y Dealers’ Association: Bl Aved 86" 100 Peru 6= '61 Peru 7s 59 _ Poland 6s 40 Poland 47 Poland 8s '50 Prussia 6s°52 Queensland 7s ‘41 Rhinelbe Un 7s "46_ Rhine W EI P 6s Riode Jan 6% Aug coupon off | Rio Gr do Sul 7s '68 May coupon oft ___ Rome 615852 Sas Paulo St 6s '68 July coupon off ___ Sao Paulo St 78 40 ___ It Amer Carolina City of N Cong Gen Lt (80)"C & : | Toklo 5%s ‘61 | b Sao Paulo St 8s 50 July coupon oft Serbs 7= ‘62 unm ¢ o Silasia Prov 7= 58 . SvAnev 51855 I'atwan Elec 515871 | Tokin F1 1.1 68 ‘53 Tyrol Hy El 713555 Utigawa E P 18 45 « | Uruguay s ‘60 Harmonta t1.20) Hartford Fire (2) Heme Fire Sec Home Ins (1a) Homestead (1) Natl Fire Phoenix (2 prov Wash (1} St Paul Fire (8) Seringfield (4723) Sun_Life Travelers (1} U S Fire (L&0y °2 Westchester (1a) a Also extra Or extras. § Declared or paid so far this year. SHORT-TERM SECURITIES. « Barney & Cc) Keporiea by Chas D i Bher “mes, Beet Sugar g 1040 e el, Y tlantic Reflnllll 55 Cal:forna Packing & 10402 Cumberland T. & T. 55 Deleware Hudson 7-1; h & Ir. Range b PaSine 76 Eenin-Dixie. Cemen! Warner Bros s 19 Werlh Bi% B a1 Wetters Unisn Tl 55 10 BOSTON WOOL MARKET. BOSTON, July "1 (#.—(United States Department of Agriculture.)—A few me- dium and low flecces were moved in Bnston. Low. Y blood Ohio fleeces brought 4a36 cents in the grease, Light ghrink- i Missouri wools of blood grades R e R under (SUIS: Srease basix Combing ceces were quoted at Sra38 cents ‘Ifl received very little inquiry. 105% Uruguay 6s 64 Warsaw 7= ‘58 « | Wuerttemberg 7s '66. Yokohama 8s'61 . _. TREASURY. High. - 10328 10320 10320 10 1013 1011 1012 102 10131 10131 10131 1059 1057 1049 1061 8 9 High 494 991 9 100 - 100% 1008, 10074 101 101 101 1007: 101 100 2 117 107 10074 658 991, 101 108% - 114 'y 141, 174% 1031 103%, 13215 10214 1017« 1068 1015 d 91 1012 700 . 1191, 11% m 1574 871 95 50% 50 45% 22% 0% DOMESTIC BONDS Adams Exp 48 ‘47 Alleg Corp Allez Corp 6s °49 Alleg Corp 5850 Alleg Corp bs 50 stp_ Alleg Valley 4342 Alleg & Westn 48 '98 i | Allled Stores 438 50 Allls Chalm 4s 45 Am & For Pw 68 2030 Am Icecv bs 53 _ Am I GChb%s 49 Am Intl S34e "4y . Am Roll Mill 41 8°49 AmT&T 4%s ‘39 AmT & T cl tr 6346 Am T & T deb 68 6€0.. Am T & T deb 66 . AmT&Tb%s 43 Am TF 21;s-5s'38-'50 Am War Wks % Anaconda db ¢%s 60 Armour & Co 4%s ‘39 Arm'r(Del)1st ¢s°65. Armstrong C’k 4s 50 A T&S Fe ad 4s 96 st. AT&S Fegnés 95 _. A TESFedlps 48 A T&SFeCA 4%s'62 A T&S F RMt dv4s’6s A T&S F TCSL 4s 68 Atl Coast L 18t 48 °'52 Atl Coast L clt 4s 62 AtlC L un4d%s’6s At) Coast Line bs 45 Atlantic&D 1st 4548 Atlantic&D 24 4s 48 AtIG & W 1 65 bY B&O st 4s 48 B&O4%s 60 1st 6848 B&O PLE&WV 4s5'41. B&OSwnbs's0 Bang&Aroos cv 48'51. Bell Tof Pa bs'48 B_ Bell T of Pa 6860 C... Beth Stl 4% s 60st__. 105 0% 70% 70% Mo Pacbs '8 G. Bos& Me 4%3'61J.. Low. 1047 10530 1061 10526 10526 10526 108 26 10826 108 26 10718 10717 10718 40-43 June 10§14 10812 10814 41-43 Mar 10830 10829 10830 3 1943-45 10727 10727 10727 11724 11721 11724 FEDERAL FARM MORTGAGE 10314 10314 103 14 10229 10224 10228 - 1046 1045 HOME OWNERS' LOAN. 1017 1018 1017 1018 10218 10215 10216 FOREIGN BONDS $520,000 1,120,000 6,640,000 Close. 10125 1022 1059 1049 1045 Low. Clese. 487 494 9% 991 9 100 100 100 100% | 100'; 1007, 1001z 100% 101 101 101 101 1008 101 1007 100% 1011 1015 10702 1678 107 1074 | 96 96 1087 109 2 117" 10675 10674 10012 100°; 4| Ch THE EVEN NING BONDS ON N. Y. By private wire direct to The Star, Approximate Transactions Today. Bos & Me 68 °66 Bos & Me 6s ‘67 BosNYALds Bot Con M 6% - Bot Con M 6%4s 34 ct. BklynCy RR 63 °41__ Bklyn Un Gas 6s ‘50 Brown Shoe 3% 8'50. BuffGE4%s'81B__ Buff R&P cop 4%8'67 Bush T Bidg 6860 Can‘dlan NtR4%s'61. Can‘dlan NtR4%s'67_ Can'dian NtR4%s'65 Can‘dian N 5s°69July Can'dian Nt 58'690ct. Can‘dian NR 65 70 Can dian P db 4s perp Can Pacific 4%s "46 Can‘dtan Pc 43%s ‘60 Can'dian Pc bs 64 Car & Gen 653 ‘50 ww. Cent Ga Chat 4s'51__ Cent L1l E&G 68 ‘61 _ Cent of N J gn 6s 87. Cent Pac 58 ‘60 - Cent RR B Ga 6s 37 Cert'd deb G%s 48___ Chesap Ccv 68 ‘44. Chesap Corp 68 "47___ C&Ogendles 92 __ C & O con bs '39 Chi & Alt ref 3849 _ Ch) B & Q gen 48 68 .. Chi B & Q 43%s 77 Chi B&Q 1d1v 3% 8'49 Chi B&Q | div 4s°49 Ch1 & E 11l 55°51 Chi & E 111 6s ‘51 ctfs Chi Grt W 4s'89 _ Chi 14 L gen6s 66._ CM&StP 45 '89 - CM&StP 44%s 89E . __ CM&StP 4%s 89 _ CM&StP 58 76 i CM&S!P&P adi5s2000 Chi & NW gn 48 87 _ Chi & NW 4348 2037 Ch1 & NW 4335 2037C Chi & NW 43,8 49 C&NW Nr W 615 '36 Chi Rys 1st 55 | Ch1 RI&F gn as 8y | CR1&P gen 45 Chi R I&F 4%8 b | Chi St L&N & W1biss | Childs & Co bs 100% | 1008 | 4 703 | 65% 99 101+ 1084 ne g 1413 l 1 N 2] s | 145 14 13 12+ 5 T3 5% 5% 17% 10314 1033, 1328 967% 10174 101 1065 }fll" 74 79 101% 701, 62 11915 11% 1y 157 51 1% 10315 103 103 110%110% A Chntle Cop deb Choc O&G cor G A _. Cin Un Ter 5367 C CCl‘&b(L rt4%s7E CCC&SLL rf 63 63 D Clev Cliffs Ir 4% 5°50 Clev Un Ter 53 | Clev Un Ter 63 Colon O11 6s°38 __.__ | Colo Fuel & Ir 5543 Columbia G & E deb 6s8°63 April . __.__. Columbla G & B 63 °52 May Solumbla G&E § Comel Inv T 5%s 49 Cons Pwr 0 Consum Pwr 3%s 65 Contalner deb 5s 43 . Container 6s ‘46 _ r'ro“n C&S 4s | Cuba RR 1st bs '52 Cuba RR 6s 36 Cuba RR ref 7‘&' 36 ;| Cuba Nor RR 6148 42 | Daytom P&L 3% 8 ‘60 Del & Hud ref 4343 Del & Hud 6%8'37 __ Den& R G cn4s 36 _ Den&RGW 6s'55asst. Detroit Edis 48 65 F_ Det Edis 4%s'61 D___ Dul & Ir Rg 58 '37 DulSS& At 5s'37 Dugquesne Lt 3%s '56 ECuba S 13%s '3 cfs Erie con 48°96 Erle gen 4s 06 Erteref 6s'67... Erfe ref 55 ‘75 | Fed Lt & Tr&s [ | Fla EC Ry 4348 53 _ d Lt&Tr 6s 64 8 FlaECRyb6s 14 Fla EC Ry bs ‘T4 cfs_ FondaJ&R 2s-45'82 ctfs I— ond J & GenCable 5%s 47 __ Gen Steel C 5%s 49__ Gen Thea Eq 68 40 Goodrich 6s 45 Goodrich 6%s 4 Goody'r T&R 6s'57 Goth Silk H 58’46 ww Gould Coup 6840 __ N Ry 4546 G _. N Ry 43”46 H_ rer 4% 61 A_ N R gen 44876 D NRgen4us 17 E NRgen§s'13C__ NR5%8 528 _ Green Bay 58 62 B Guit M & N bs 50 Guit M & N blss 3uif Sta St 5%s 4 Har Ry-P C 1st 48'54_ Hoe(R)&Co 6%s 24_. Houston O11 6%s 40_ Hudson Coal §s Hud & Man inc 58’5 Hud & Man ref 6s°5 111 Bell Tel 3%8 70 L11 Cent coll tr 4s '53_ 111 Cent ref 48 ‘55 111 Cent 4% 66 _ 111 Cent ref 58 °5 ICC&StL NO 438 '63. ICC&StL NO 68 63 11 Steel deb 4353 40 Ind'polis U R 58 65 B Inland Su3%s 61___ int R T 1st rt 68 66 L RT lstrf 5866 cfs Int R T 6832 Int RT 7s ‘32 ctts interiake 53 51 | Int Cement 43 4 Int Grt Nr 6s 52 A Int Grt Nr ad) 6s’! int Hydro E1 68 44 int Pap 1st b3 47 A int Pap ref 6s 66 Imi Ry ot C A 6s'72 int Ry o C A 6245’4 Int T&T cv 4%8 39 Int T&T 4%s8°62 int T&T 6s ‘66 James F & C 48 '39_ Kan C F 8&M 4s'36__. Kan C So 1st 28 ‘60, KanCSorfin Kan C Ter 1at 48 Kings County Light 1st ref 5s'54. Kresge Foun 48 45__. Laclede Gas 68 ‘39 Laclede G 6%s 63 C... Laclede G 6%s 60 D. Lake S&M So 3%s '97 Lautaro Nitr 6s 64 _. Leh C&N 435854 A__ Len C&N 4%s 64 C . Leh & N E RR 48'65. Leh Val Har 68 64 __ LVNY4lhs40gta. Leb V P con 4s 2003 Leh V P con 4%s 2003 Leh V RR con 68 2008 L&Nunif 48°'40 ... L &N 1st 452003 L&N unzouxc_... L& N5s2003 B L&Nsomonltl 52 Manhat R 4s ‘90 - Manhat R 4590 otfs_ erl’.t St Ry 78’40 A 46 Mel Ed 1strf 438'68 Mich Cent 4%8 79 M1l E R&S L rf 58°71. MStP&SSM cn 4s ‘38 MStP&SSM cn 6s ‘38 MStP&SSM bs "33 gt MStP&SSM 6%s 49 _ MStP&SSM rf 6s'46A. Mo 111 55 '59 MoK& T4s'62B_.. MoK & T 1st 4s '90 MoK &T 4%s8'18 4% T4% 20% 4% Td% 20\‘ T4% 20'.& 1814 1197% 1197 11974 120 120 120 95% 95 954 105 104% 105 104% 1045 1045 108'% 108 10815 105% 1058 105% 21 21 10315 104 97l 973 100% 1003, 82 82 91t 914 11815 118% 185'% 125 110% 51 « 110% 51 111% 111 105% 80 10214 36 102% 1097 10578 1057% 1024 10213 9 108 109 110% 110's 110% 831 ¥ 108 105 73 3y s 104 10414 1047 | 1101 | 104 1044 10474 110" 470 106% 104 2 10815 1017 48 10674 1040 108 | 102 1041 | 641 64 106 &l 101% 3215 | | | Param’t Pic 6s ith 31% 315 o7 11% Mo Pacbs 80H_..._. Mo Pac 6581 1. Mo Pac 6%38 ¢ Mcb & Ohio 5s Mob & O M div 58 *47. Mohawk & M 4891 .__ Monong Ry 1st 43 '60. Mont Cent 68 ‘37 Mont Pwr ref 68 ‘43 Mont Pwr 6362 A __ Morris & Co 435 ‘39 _ Mor & Esx 3%s 2000. Mor & Esx 43%s ‘65 Mor & Esx 58 '66 Mut Fuel Gas 68 *47_ Namm & Sons 68 43_. Nassau El 45 b1 gtd. Nat Acme 6542 Nat Dalry 3% s'51ww Nat D1 PC 4348 45 Nat R M 4577 as: Nat Steel 43 ‘66 New Eng RR 4s ' New E T&T st 55 52 New s P&L 4348 ‘60 New Or GNR 6s 83 A NewOr PS 68’52 A . New Or PS 5865 B _ New Or Ter 1st 4s ‘63 New Or T&M 6s ‘64 B New Or T&M 615 ‘54 NYCent3ys-9r __ N ¥ Cent con 4s'98 Crf4ls2013n._. Cent rf bs 2013 _ Y Cent cv 6544 NYCLSh3%s 98 _ NYC Mich C3%s 98 NYC&St L 1st 4537 NYC&StL 433878 NYC&StL 5%s ‘74 A N YCh &St L 6s'a8 N Y Conn 1st 413553 r\ ¥ Dock 55 °38 N Y Edison 34, 8'65 D Y Edisrf 6lpn 41 N Y G Fl HEP 5548 NYL&W 15t 4073 - NY NH & H 4s 65 NY NH & H 4557 NY NH & H 4148 67 Y NH&H cl tr 6s 40 N N N N 1001 97 10714 5414 102t 106% 124% N Y Qrs con 31 IN Y Rys Ina 65766 ¥ N’ Y Steam 53 56 N Y S&W 1st rf 65'37 N Y lel gen 4145 39_ NY WEB 414846 Nfag L&O P 5s '55_ &nr n P gen ; Nor'n Pac 4s 97 Nor'n Pac 418 2047__ or'n Pac 55 2047 C__ Nor Pac 552047 D. Nor'n Pae 2047 orth Sts Pw 414s 61 Nor'r St P 1st55'41 A Ogden L.C 4s 48 Ohlo Edison 4s '65 | Ohto Pub Sve 78 47 | Ore Sh Line 3 Ore W 2 Otis Stee Pac Pac T&T rf 3%s'66 B | Park-Lx 615 | Parmelee 6544 Penn P& L 4% =81 _ PennRR3%s*70C . Penn RR cnis'48 stp_ Penn RR4s'52E__ Penn KRR 45 63 Penn RR 4% #'81 D Penn RR 4%s "84 __ Penn RR gn 418 '65 Penn RR db 434s 70 | Penn RR gen 5s 68__ | Peo G L&C 63 43 Peoria & E 1st 4540 Peoria & E fnc 4590 Pere Marq 1st 4s " | Pere Mara 414 | Pere Mara Phila B&W | Phil; Phila Bl Co 4811 Phila E1 Co 4%s ‘67 . Phila & R C&1 5873 | Phila & R C&1 s 49 Philippine Ry 4s ‘37 Pillshury FI M 6s 43 PCC&StL 58°75 B | PIts& W Ua 414 8584 Pitts&W Va 4158508 | PItts&W Va 434 s'60C 104% 1131 10314 | 10214 | 1091 | 115% | 941y | 101 | 102 9on, 58 | 102% 431, | 30 | .h‘»‘ um | 108% 108% | 116 1081 2 116 108'% 1027% 102% 104% 10415 Y45 94y 1084% 108 102% 102% 108% 107% 109% 109% 123% 103% 95% 100% 100% 1042 1042 108% 108%, 104% 104% 1osv. 105\6 1% Port A C&D 63’53 A _. Prt Gen El 43360 __ Postal Tel & C 68 53 PubSEI& G 4s°71 _ Pure Ofl 4% 50 ww Pure Ofl 418 ‘50 xw Purity Bak 5s '48 | Reading Jer C 4851 Reading R 414897 A Republic Stl 4%s ‘50 Republic Stl 4348 ‘61. Republic St 6148 54_ 1 Revere Cop 41,s ‘56 _ Richrield Ol 6s 44 Richfield O 63’34 cfs | RG W istexin 4s ‘39 | Roch GRE 5 62 E R1A&L 1st 4‘4;: 4 St L IM&S R&G 4833 | StL IM&SR&S1s'33¢t StL P&NW b3 48 _. StL-S Fran4s'50 A.. St L-S Fran 4%4s'78 _ St L-SFU&I'I!C( st. StL S W 1at 4s ‘89 StLS Wgnrt5s 9 St I.SW 1st ter 58'62. StPKCSL4%s 41 San A&A Pass ¢s'43_ Seabd A L 4s ‘50 stp__ Seabd A L 4s'50cfs st. Seabd A L rf 4s'59cfs. Seabd A L 6s Seabd A-F1l 65 Shel) Un deb 3% s°51. Stlesian Am 78 41___. | Skeily O11 45 '51 Socony Vac 314s 60 So Bell T&T 6s'41.. So Pac col 4s 49 So Pac ref 42 ‘55 So Pac 4 %5 6% _ Sc Pac 4%4s ‘69 So Pac 43s 81_ So Pac Ore 418 ‘11 So Pac S F Ter 4350 So Ry gen 43 °56 A . So Ry 6894 So Ry gen 68 '56 So Ry 6%8°66._ So Ry St Ddiv s S W Bell Tel 3%s 64. 107 Staley A E 45’46 1 Studebaker cv 68 '45_. Swift & Co3%s 60 Tenn Cent 68 "47_ Tenn C&C 6s'44 B___ JVenn El Pw 6s°47 A_. Term As con 55 "44 Tex Corp cv 68 44 Tex & Pac 58’77 B Tex & Pac 63 79 C.. Tex & Pac 55 '80 D Tex&Pac 18t bs 2000 Third Av ref 4s ‘60 Third A ad in ex 68’60 Tol & On1o C 3%s 60 Un Ol of Cal Un Pac Ist 4s'47 Un Pac 4s'68___ STAR, WASHINGTON, STOCK EXCHANGE llllg Low. Close. Low. Close. 31% 31% 311 31% 9% 9% 11% 17% 91 110 104% 4 107% 4 102% 104% 930 877 972 116% M4 | 6615 103% 104% 108% 3% 106" 677% 1248, 106% 868, 98y, 98y | the Edison Electric Institute, totaled | i tral D. C., WEDNESDAY, NEW PEAK 15 SET BYPOWERQUTPUT Weekly Production Total Is Highest on Record, In- stitute Finds. by the Assoctated Press. NEW YORK, July 1.—Continuing its better-than seasonal sprint, electric power production in the week ended June 27 moved to another new all- time peak. The Associated Press index of electricity output, with 1929-30 taken as 100, advanced to 111.2 from 110.5 in the previous week, and 98.9 a year | previous. The index is adjusted for seasonal and long-term trend. The range of recent years follows: 1936 1935 1934 1933 | 1112 1055 974 919 - 1020 941 919 802 Actual production, as reported by | 2,029,639,000 kilowatt hours, an in-| crease of 1.2 per cent over production of 2,005243,000 in the previous week | which was also a new high, and an| increase of 14.5 per cent over the out- put of 1,772,138,000 in the same week in 1935. The same set of factors that have operated to keep production at peak levels during the past several weeks | was mainly responsible for the cur- rent showing. These included heavy consumption by steel mills and heavy pumping operations in some sections of the West, where there has been a lack of moisture. All major geographical centers re- ported gains over a year ago. The | percentage increase follows: New Eng- land, 13.9; Middle Atlantic, 10.7: Cen- Industrial, 21.0; West Central 16.3; Southern States, 16.6: Rocky | Mountain, 27.7, and Pacific Coast, | BUTTER—Range of prices in sathered from wholesale dealers (pric nearby shippers based on Philadelphii \m York prices): One-pound prints. car- « d pri ~ (B0 score) 1013 1148, 1068 1035, 1091 i 107 100% 100% 116% 116% 114 102% 103 Un Pac 1st rf 45 2008. 108% 108%4 Un Pac 1st rf 55 2008. 1117% 1117 111% United Biscuit 5s°50. 108 Unit Drug 6s ‘63 U S Pipe Fdry 3%s "¢6 109 U S Rubber 68 °47 Univ Pipe & R l '36. 38 103% 104% 693 3% 1087 104%% Uil P&Lfil 69 ww.__ Utll P&L 6%8 47 Va E&P 1st ref 4s'55. Va Ry 18t 3%s'66 A_. Wabash 1st bs ‘39 Wabash 2d 6s '39 Walker H&S ¢4s 3 Walworth 43 ‘56 Walworth 6s 55 n_ Warner Bros cv 6s'39 Warner-Quin 6s ‘39 Warren Br 6s ‘4] rcts W PaPlst6s'63 E__ W Sh 1st4s2061 gtd.. West'n Md 1st 48'562.. 100% West'n Md 63%s°77 . 106% WulnNY!P 1st58'37 102 611 90% 1 W Sp Stl 1st 7835 ct. 19 k- 108 108 101% 1017 1017% 109% - 106% 106% 1081% 104 102% 100% 100% | 3 106% 106% 102 102 344 34 108 99% 19 19 and larger, 1.50a1.7 (0 score M neavies. s 59, lambs, S o brown standards POULTRY—Marke: stendy e Try de- East V! A A e Carolina. 1s. Cobblers, U.'S. No. 1, 3.50a No_carlot arrivals t weak washed ) hal 50 \mhanm mand light: m rih Carolina, standard crates, 7 n ® UCUMBERS _Supplies moderate: _de- mand slow: market dull South Carolina, | 5. few higher. 0 carlot arrivals: six broken oken cars on track. Sup- te: demand fair: market fornia, Western crates, Ice- 50a4.00 Onion Prices Steady. ONIONS—One Texas arrived: 1 un- | broken ca: on track. Supvlies_moderate: demand light: market steady. Texas, 50- | pound snrk: Yello' Bermudas, U. S. Com- | mercial TOMATOES—One Tennessee lug boxes. ripes and_turning wrapped. 6xt ; fair condition, 1.00a PEACHES -No_carlot arrivals: @ broken arolina. bushel s 1%-inch min- | V. biushel baskets Eariy Rose, | ,134 and 2 inches, faircondi- | sl WATERAMELONS No carlot arrivals: broken and unbroken cars on track. Sup- | plies ‘moderate: demand _light: market | steady. Georgia, bulk per 100 melons Tom Watsons, 30-pounds average. 40.00; 32-35 pounds average 00a65.00: 36 pounds ¥, 50.00. BEANS—Supplies light: Hght: market steady. North bushel hampers, fair condition, 1 Peppers Also Steady. PPERS—Supplies light: demand light: - market nieady. Fiorids. bushel hampers. green. OKRA—Supplies lieht: demand light; market steady. Florida, %e-bushel ha TS, ' BLACKBERRIES _supplies s mand light: market steady. qui Crates: 'New Jersey. 3.50a000: Eastern ‘S‘hnre er)llnd hnr m ordinary condi- jon RASPBERRIES—SuppIm lisht: light; market steady.” New caps. Sall per pini BRINACH Suppliés light: d light: =~ market _steady. Pmnsyh-mn. bushel baskets 73 demand Carolina, 00, demand Jersey, red- California arrived; en SiX . California, boxes, de and size. No. ornia. _boxes, No 2. 6.0086.50. ; ASPARAGUS—Crl!es dozen bunches: New Jersey. extra colossal 2;008; colossal, 1.75: extra fancy. 1.80. el ware. poorly gradeq BLUBBERRIESe New Jersey and North Cargiihe. ausrts 2535 BEETS—M: 25 per dozen aryland. bunches ASH—South Carolina, bushel ham- pers, Yellow Crooknecks. 50a6. CABBAGE—One unknown arrived; one unbroken car on track. PEAS—One Idaho arrived: one unbro- L. C. L. Express Arrivals, Delaware, 17 crates asparagus. Florida, 20 lugs avocados, 35 crates eggplant, 35 Tugs 10 bushel boxes limes,' 43 , 62 bushel baskets peppers, 5 lugs avocados, 15 pound boxes figs. South Carolina. 83 crates cantaloupes. 207 bushel baskets cucumbers. 50 bushel baskef G4 buenel baskets squash: crates tomatoes. North bushel baskets cucumbers, crates huckleberries. 65 bu: s souash. New Jersey. 50 24 Suart crates blueberries. Pennsyivania. 124 3-pound baskets mushrooms. —Virginia, 24 32- crates raspberries. Unknown origin, crates mixed vegetables. Low. Cless. Wilkes B&E 1st 58’42 57 57 57 Wilson & Co 48 ib . 101 100% 100% WisClstgn4s'i9et. 17% 17% 174 Y'ngst'n S&T 3%s'51. 106% 1064 106% Y'ngstnS&T 4s61_. 99 99 98% 31% WSpSticonTs'85ct. 19% 18% 18%! Youngtn S&T 65'70B. 106% 106% 106% t v JULY 1, 1936. Eastman Kodak Pays $1,119.271 in Employe Dividend By the Astociatea Press. ROCHESTER, N. Y., July 1.—Wage dividend checks totaling $1,119,271 were distributed today to 17,499 em- ployes of the Eastman Kodak Co. The payment was voted by the Eastman directors on the basis of last year's dividends on the common stock, which totaled $5.50 a share. The “bonus” is customarily paid to em- ployes when such dividends exceed $3.50 a share. Today's payment was the twenty-fourth since the inaugura- tion of the plan in 1912, and brings the total to more than $35,600,000. The 193¢ payment is approximately two week's pay in the case of em- ployes who have been regularly em- ployed since the beginning of 1930. INVESTING COMPANIES EW YORK. July 1 Security Dealers' Association tions. ) (Noon quotations.) et 1.04 Asked. 17.66 Admin Fd 26 Inc__ 148 Am Gen Eq Inc Am Business Surs - Am Ins Stocks. Basic leu\l'y - Broaa St Inv Bullock l‘u%rfld s Eory 1i Accum Ser- | Corp Tr Acc mod Cumulstive Tr 8h Depos Bk Sh N Y A Depos Ins Snrs A - Depos ‘9s Shrs B Diversited Tr C.. .- ) Fund s B Gen Itvestors Tr Group b« M Group Sec e Sec Food Petroleum R R Equip Stee Ser Sec Se U. . TREASURY NOTES. (Reported by Chas. D._Barney & Co.) PAINT IMPORTS LARGE. Imports of paint and varnish ma- terials in May continued at a rela- tively high level to supply expandihg demand from the industry in this country, the Commerce Department reports. 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By the Associated Press. | BOSTON, July 1.—The part adver- | tising will play in the future life of the Nation was envisioned today by Bruce Barton of New York in a | speech before the Advertising Fed- | | eration of America. “We have thought of advertising as a tool for selling goods, and it is a powerful tool,” the advertising execu- | tive told delegates to the xederuuansw annual convention. “I ask you to think of it for the future in higher terms: As a power that can be used to raise the stand- ard of living; as a power that can foster understanding between industry jand its customers and workers, be- | tween class and class, between sec- {ton and section in these United | States.” Barton said advertising “ought to rise above the level of the public taste, to lead rather than follow, but | certainly in the last few years it has not.” “Greed for sales has broken down barriers; appeals and claims -that ought er to have been printed or uttered have cast a shadow of sus- picion over the whole institu- D IR B Asserting that industry’s major problem in the future will be public relations, Barton declared industry “is going to be compelled by law and by public opinion to conduct its af- fairs in the open. “Its principal need whil be to know what the American people think, what they want, and what they are going to do.” POWER OUTPUI SOARS. 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