Evening Star Newspaper, July 6, 1936, Page 13

FINANCIAL *MOST CORPORATE BONDS ADVANCE Remain Mixed, but Gains Are in Majority—U. S. Group Steady. Bond Averages 20 10 10 10 Rails Indus Util For'n Net change. —1 —lunch +.1 Today, close 92.1103.0102.2 68.9 Prev day ... 92.2103.1102.2 688 Month ago_. 91.7102.7101.7 68.7 Year ago 818 982 970 69.5 1936 high .. 94.3104.1102.5 72.0 1936 low.. 86.9101.8 99.3 67.6 87.81022 998 704 764 922 845 655 458 400 646 422 101.1 98.9 102.9 100.5 10 Low-Yield Bonds. 1119 Prev. day-1119 . ag 1121 Year ago-.110.6 1936 high-112.3 1936 low..110.2 1935 high. 110.7 1935 low.. 107.9 1928 high. 1044 1932 low_. 86.8 (Compiled by the Associated Press.) Hy tne Associated Press. NEW YORK, July 6.—The bond | arket advanced today. : | The corporate list was irreguiar, but ~ains predominated. U. S. Governments were steady in | clow trading. Cuban and Polish issues were strong. Corporate loans up fractions to more than a point in the late trading in- cluded International Hydro-Electric | 6s, Tllinois Central 43,s, Utilities Power & Light 5s, Warren Bros. 6s, Radio- Keith 6s, Erie 3s, Chesapeake Corp., 3s, and Bush Terminal 5s. ALLIED MILL-S VOTES INCREASED DIVIDEND | ¥ tne Associated Press. NEW YORK, July 6.—Allied Mills. Inc.,, of Chicago declared a dividend of 50 cents on the common stock, pay- | able August 20 to stock of record Jjuly 20. The previous payment was 25 cents, last December. The company preduces live stock feeds, seeds and distillery producls | | Cntle o8 6u Foreign Bonds Domestic Bonds. 2% 5 1945-47 _ 23%°s 1948-51 2%s1951-54 274 19556-60 33 1946-48 33 1951-55 3148 1946-49 3% 1941 3l%s 1944 46 3% s 1941-43 Mar 108 3% 1946-56 4 Y% 1943-45 1 108 4148 1947-52 381947 258 1942-44 2% 1939-49 _ 381952 Abitibl Pa&Pw b8 ‘63 Agr Mtg Bk Col 68 "47 Feb couon _ Akershus 6s 63 - Antloqua 1st 78 '67... Antwerp argents Argentine Argentine 6s > Argentine 6s ‘69 June Argentine 6s ‘59 Oct Argentine 6s 60 Sept Argentine 6s 60 Oct Argentine 6s 61 Febr Argentine 6s 61 May | Australla 4%s 56 Australia s 65 _ Australia 6s '57... | Austrian 7s 57 Belgium 18 ‘56 Belgium is ‘56 _ Berlin Elec 6348 '59 Berlin EI Ry 6%s ‘56 Brazil 6148 1 Erazil 6348 '27-'67 Brazil 7s '62 Brazil 8s ¢ = Breda Ernesto 7s ‘54 Brisbane 6s ‘57 Buenos A C 6s ‘60 Oct Buenos A 3s ‘84 _ __ Buen A 41;8-4 5. Buenos A C 6158 '55__ Buenos A4%s ‘T6Aug Buenos Alres 4%8-3%s"77 (Pv)_ Buenos A 6s ‘61 st Pv Canada 2%s ‘45 Canada 3%s ‘61.. Canada 4s ‘60 Canada bs 52 Carlsbad 88 54 Chile 63 61 Jan_ Chile 6s 61 Febr. INSURANCE STOCKS NEW YORK July & New Security Dealers’ Associati York Aetna Cas (2a) Aetna Ins (160 Aetna Lite (60a) Am Equit_(Ja) Am Ins Newark (' 954 Great imer (1a) Hanover (1.60) _ N | Homestead (1) Linccln Fi Natl Fire ( Nat] Liberty (20a N Hampshire 1600 N Y Fire (.60a) Nor River ( 0a)- Phoenix Proy Wash (1)~ St Paul Fire (f) Soringgeld (4';2) _ Aun Life _ gelers S Fir "'r~z:nnw lay - Also extra or extra —Declared or paid so far thi CHICAGO LIVE STOCK CHICAGO. July & partment of Agriculture luding _ 3.000 direct Jounds_ and down. steady hen Fridays ‘average: und sows slow: top. 11 nds. 10 Boali' 0: sows, calves. 2.000: stead: Jearlings Weighty steers foer. ‘siow: | loads weighty sizable supply 20.00: best with heifer yearlines 000 Northwestern she stock: stockers | and feeders weak to 25 lower: cows and | Zrl!! heifers 25 or more dov\n bullsy and vealers steady m r)!sl ‘ ghty sausage bulls. \ealns 0, mostly 9.00 down, \u\n grassy calves | ER (llblA 00. | eep. 6.000. 1nr1ud1nk 2.300 direct: e, mostly stea < _ lambs punds, “numerous _ o 25 active: several held above .50 here of value to sell at vearlings early 9.10 up to 9.00: about grassers here. most | steers around loads 007 socd | u Montana rangers. | 0. Straight and moderately sorted: ipped ~ Californias. most _native hrowouts, 7.00a7.50: culls down to .00 v few yearlings here, most fat ewes 5084.25: "big welghts, 3.00. NEW YORK SUGAR. NEW YORK. July 6 (7. —Raw SUsar was ict early today. No sales were reported. though sugars in nearby ositions were vailable at the last paid price of 3.75. Futures were inactive, but maintained a eady undertone. Initian prices were : points higher, Further gains of a point iere recorded on scattered coverings and iiitle buying by houses with European cofnections in the more distant deliveries. Sentember sold at o signer. - March rallied from. 2.8 ) nd neéxt July from 2.51 to 2 3 »nts net pigher. They held around these cvels at mi Refined, was linchansed. with list brices © 500 for fine sranulated an ithdrawal demand reported. METAL MARKET. . NEW YORK. July 6 (P.—Copper quif ctrolytic, spot and future. #.50; export, > Tin firm; spot and nearby future. 40.75. Iron quiet: Eastern Pennsylyania. :_Alabama. 1 t St. Spo * Aimintm. - 19,008 13.00. _Quicksilver. Hau’ mite, 15.50. ai4.50, SHORT-TERM SECURITIES. (Reported by Chas. D, Barney & Co) Amer, Beet Sugar i m. Tel. & Tel. 5 \mnn: Refinine T 10915 | 1017 1079 nna. R. R. Co. 45 1 tern 45 1939 u. "ewli Calie. 85 mn- 5 55 10 105% U. S. TREASURY NOTES. m.ennn»d d o7 Chis. D _Burney corv e 33333333333 S2222232RT, 2a1B=, Norfolk Southern R. R.—Deficlt five months ended May 31 was $274,185 against deficit of $257,684. [ . Chile 6s 61 Sept. Chile 6s 62.__ Chile 6s 63 __ Chile 78 42 __ Chilean Mun L 7s 60 Colombta 6s 61 Jan _ Col Mtg Bk 6155 '47 Copenhazen 418 ‘53 en s 52 Cordoba 7s 42 Prv._ Cesta Rica Cuba 41, Czechoslovakia 8s ‘51 Denmark 4%s 62 Denmark 63 42 Dominic 1st 5158 42 vador 8s 48 ct_ Finiand 6s 45 Finiana 638 56 French G 75’49 un st Ger CBK A 6838 Ger C Bk A s '60 Oct | Germ Gov 5% 8'65 st Ger Rep 784y stpa _ Good HS& 17845 __ Greek Gov 6s'68pt pd | Hait1 6s 62 Hungary 7% Febr coupon on ... Italy /s 51 tal Crd P W 75°37 A 1tai P U Crd |Japanbis 65 .. | Japan 614s 64 [ Karstadt 6543 ct stp ireu&lToll 6s'59A cts Lombard Ei Ts Mex 4s°10-'45asst sm Mex 43 54 asst 45 asst 15 asstlge Mex 65°33 asst sm___ Milan 6ls 52 Minas Geras 6 Sept coupon off New So Wales 6s 57 ~ew So Wales 53 '58. Norway 6543 _ Norway 6s ‘44 Norw Hy El 535'57 - Ortental Dev 618 58 Orlental Dev 6s ‘53 Oslo 4155 '35 0310 65 55 Panama i%s '53 Paris Orl Ry 61,868 1'eru 6s 60 . - Feru 6s 61 Peru 78 59 Poland 6s 40 Poland 7s 47 Poland 8s 50 _ Rhein Main 75’50 ___ Rhine W EI P 7s"50__ Riode Jan 6%s '63 Aug coupon oft Rio Gr do Sul 6: June coupon off Rio Gr do Sul 78 ‘66 May coupon oft Rio Gr do Sul 7s 67 June coupon oft __. Rome 618 52 Rotterdam 6s 64 Sao Paulo St 6s 68 July coupon off Sao Paulo St 7s "40 Sao Paulo St 7s 56 Sept coupon ~ff ___ Sao Paulo St 8s ‘60 July coupon oft Serbs 7s ‘62 unmco.. Serhs 8s ‘62 unmco. Silesia Prov 7s ‘68 ._ Toklo 6%s 61 Tokio El L1 6s 53 ’Trondmem 6%8'67__ Un St1 Wk 614851 A_ Uruguay 6s 64 Uruguay 6s '60 Uruguay 8s'46 Warsaw 7s '5! . 107y 1074 106 - 104 $510,000 1,210,000 6,910,000 TREASURY. High. Close. 10326 103 26 10326 1021 101111018 10110 10211 1028 10211 10513 105 10418 10413 10418 1063 10830 10826 108 28 . 10725 107 3%s 1940-43 June 10814 10814 10814 31 10828 10831 11115 11110 11115 Low. 10131 1021 310513 1063 1063 107 22 10730 108 11728 11728 11728 FEDERAL FARM MORTGAGE 10324 10324 10324 HOME OWNERS' LOAN. 10115 10114 10115 10115 10113 10113 10226 10225 102 25 FOREIGN BONDS. High Low 56% - 56 Clese 56% 19% 19% 19% 99% 991 99% 9 9 9 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 1003 100% 100% 100% 1003 100% 100% 100% 1005 100% 10015 100%; 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 101 101 101 100% 1001: 100'; 101% 101% 1011 1074 1073 1074 1071 96 18 96 118 - 101% 101% 109% 109's 114’4 114!3 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, B&0 PLE&WV ¢s'41. B & O Swn 68 60 B & O Toledo ¢ - Bell T of Pa 6s'48 B.. Beth Stl 4145 60 sf__ Bos & Me 6367 . BosNYALd4s 65 __ Bklyn QueensC & S con 68 '41 stpd Bklyn Un EI 6s '60 Bklyn Un Gas bs Bklyn Un G rf 65 °47_ Brown Shoe 3% 8 '50_ Buff R&P con 448’57 Buff R&P6s'37.___ Bush Term cn 65 ‘65 Bush T Bidg 6860 o By-Prod Ck 6%8 45 Camag 7a 42ctfs __ Can‘dian NtR4 38’51 Can'dlan NtR4%s'65 Can‘dian N 58'69July Can dian Nt bs'6Y0ct ican dian P db 4s perp Can‘dian Pc 4345 60 Can’'dian Pe bs b4 Car & Gen 55 '50 ww_ Centof Ga 6s"69 C__ Cent Hud G&E 5s ‘57 Cent N Eng 4561 __ Cent of NJ gn bs 87_ Cent Pac 1st rf 4= 49 Cent Pac &8 ‘60 Cent RR B Ga 55 '37_. Cent Steel 85 '4 Cert'd deb b%s 48 __ Champ P&F 4%s ‘50._ Chesap Cecv s 44 Chesap Corp 68 Chi & Alt ref 3s°49 C & Ocon bs'39 C&Ogen4l4s 92 C&O4%8'93A Ch) B & Qgen 43’68 . Ch1B&Q4las 77 __ Sh B & Qref bs ‘71 Chi H&Q 1aiv 33,849 Chi & K 1116s°51 | Ch1 Gre W 48 5y CM&SLP 4s '8 CM&StP 4%s 89 E CM&SUP 6575 CM&S!P&P adj552000 Chi&NW gn 3%5s '87 Chi& NW ¢%8 49 _ Chi & NW rf 6s 2037 C&NW Nr W 615 ‘36 ~|Chl R I&P rf 43 ‘34 Chi R I&P rf 45’34 cf_ Chi R I&P gn 48 '88_ CR I&P 4588 ctfs. Chi R 1&P 41862 Chi R 1&P 43860 _ Chi T H&S 1st 5s 60 ChiUn Sta 3%s 63 E- Ch1 & W 1 con 4 | | Chi& W 15%s ‘62 A | Childs & Co bs 43 _ Chile Cop deb 58 47_ Cin Gas El 4868 A Cin Leb&N 4s* Cin Un Ter 5s ‘57 C_._ CCC&StL gon 45 '93__ :| CCC&StL rf 4% | CCCastL re 5863 D CCC&SILCW&M 8’91 | Clev Clifts Ir 4% | Clev Un Ter 435 ‘77 2| Clev Un Ter 35 | Colo Ind cl tr 65 '34__ Colo & So 4148 '80 | Columbia G & E deb. 5352 April 2| ColumblaG & B 961 46% 9615 491 99 105% 69% 6913 67Tin 677 108 108 101% 1018 1770 1774 3215 324 28n. 28% 26 26% 33% 33y 34 26% 45 45 865 972 103!3 10315 1023 102% 132% 131% 97 96% 10214 102 102 101% 106% 106% 1 101% 101% 104 119% 119% 1% 11% % 1% p 15% Si don 2514 25% 24 24 151 15% 16% 16 174 17% 87 16'4 20% 16%% 22 2312 245 2 42% 4 7% 7 8% T8 102 102 28% 51% 51 51 40 i 78 102 41% DOMESTIC BONDS Adams Exp 48 48 ____ Alleg Corp 68 44 .___. Alleg Corp 65 49 Alleg Corp 5s '50 Alleg Corp bs ‘50 stp. Allis Chalm 45 *45 Am & For Pw 58 2030 Am Ice cv b8 63 Am I GCh6%s 49 Am Intl 53 49 Am Roll Mil} 414 8'49 AmT&T4%8’39 AmT&Tcl tr 6346 m T & T deb 63 60_. Am T &T deb b8 AmT&T6%s Am TF 2%s-| Am Wat Wks 6s Am Writ Pap 68 ¢7__ Anaconda db ¢%s 50 Ann A 1stexin 48’95 Ark& MB&T 6 Armour & Co 4% Arm'r(Del)1st 4 A T&S Fe 45 "05-'65 .. A T&S Fe gn 48 95 A T&S Fead ¢8°95 A T&S Fe4%s 48 A T&S F RMt dv4s’65 Atl Coast L 15t 48 ‘62 At Coast L clt ¢s 62 AtIC L un43%s'64 Atlantie&D 1st 4s 48 Atlantic&D 2d 4s 48 At1 G & W 1 68 °69 Auburn Auto 4% 8'39. - 102% 102% 100 96 100 100 9412 96 901 908 112Y% 111% 111% 105%2 105% 105%, 110% 108% 109 11214 112% 11215 108% 10814 108% 112% 112% 112% 113% 1121 112% 113% 113% 113% 110 110 110 110 110 110 36% -36% 36% 105 104% 105 69% 69% 69y 102% 104% 1037% 97% 9% 105% 105 108% 10815 115% 114% 110 110 111% 111% 107 96% 87 9% 50% 4T% 1% 70 106% 106% 106% 8% T2% T3 | 6852 May = | Jolumbla G&E 5561 | Come! 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Houston O1) 6148 "40_ Hudson Coal s ‘53 Hud & Man Inc 686 Hud & Man ref §s ‘57 111 Bell Tel 338 70__ | 11 Cent 334s *52 111 Cent coll tr 4s 52_ L1 Cent coli tr 4s 63 111 Cent ref 4s ‘65 [l Cent 4% s 66 111 Cent ret 5865 ___ [CC&StL NO 4335 ‘63 ICC&SEL NO 6s 63 . Ind Il&Towa 45 '50 Inland St13%s'61___ Int R T 1st rf 68 66 LRT 1st rf 68’66 IntRT 7832 _ 56 Int Grt Nr 6s ‘62 A int Hydro EI 6 Int Mer Mar 6 (ot Pap 1st 5847 A__. Int Pap ref s '55 intRyofCaA ll'{l Int T&T cv 4%48'39__ Int T&T 435 '52 Int T&T 65 '56 James F & C 4839 Kan C F B&M 4s '36._. Kan C So 1st 38 - KanCSorfinbs 50 Kan C Ter 1st 4s 60.. y&Ind T 4%s '61 Kings County El&Pw pur mon 6s'97____. Kings CoEl 4849 __ KinneyG R)7%s'36__ Laclede Gas 68 ‘39 Laclede G 6%s ‘53 [ Laclede G 6%s 60 D. Lautaro Nitr 54 Leh C&N 4%s°64 C_. Leh Val Coal 5s *64. Leh Val Coal 68 ‘38 Leh Val Har 6s 64 Leh V P con 4s 2003__ Leh V P con 43%s 2003 Leh V RR con 5s 2003 Lex & E Ry 5s°65.. Loew’'s 3%s '¢6 Long Is] ref 4s Long 1s] deb Lorrillard 6s 51 . La & Ark 6s 69 Lou & Jeft Bld 4s "45_ rf 538 2003 L & N So Mon it 48'53 McKess & R 5%s ‘50 Man S 1st 73%s'¢2cfs. Manhat R 4s°90 ctfs. Market St Ry 78’40 A. Mead Co 6545 _ Met EQ 18t rf 43,8°68 Met W S El Ch 4538 4 |:Mich Cent 414879 MStP&SSM cn 43’38 MStP&SSM cn 68 “38. MStP&SSM 6s ‘38 gt MoK & T 1st 45 °'90... Hoeaaoo. l(v Plo 6881 Leceee. 103% 103% 103% Mo Pac 5s'81Ictfs. 104 103% 96 96 120% 120% 110h110' 1248 1243, 110% 110% 13 112 1115 1119 116 115 108 108 18 18 354% 1073 79% 9% 758 84% T4% 9614 T 8314 102% 105 943, 109% 102% 108 108% 104% 104% 104 96 120% 104% 4% 20% 8% 112% 948, 109% 102% 108 108% 104% Low. 31 M 11% 91% 104% 104% 107% 107% 103 108 93% 93 88 8T% 97 96 66 1044% 106 10374 107 High, 31 10% Mo Pac 634349 A_ 38 12 Mcb & Ohio 5 Mohawk & M Mont Cent 68 '3 Mont Pwr ref 5843 _ Mont Tram bs 41 Mor & Esx 33%s 2000_ Mor & Esx 4%s ‘55 . _. Mor & Esx 5856 . _. Namm & Sons 68 '43_. Nassau El 4s ‘b1 gta Nat Acme 6542 Nat Dairy 3%s'51ww Nat Dis PC 4348 45 Nat Steel 48 ‘65 New o P&L 4% - 106% New Or GNR 4813 NewOr PSts'62A_. 99 New Or PS8 56 B_. 98 New Or Ter st 4s°63 92% New Or T&M 6364 B 39% New Or T&M 5%s 54 39% N Y Cent 3%s 97____ 101% N Y Cent 48 42 N Y Cent con 4s 98 _ N Y Centrt 4%s 2013 Crrals2013n_ Cent rf 55 2013 __ Cent cv 65 44 NYCLSh3%s 98 _ NYC&St L 1st 48 '37 NYC&StL 4%s78 _ NYC&StL 5%s '74 A_ N ¥ Ch! & St L 6538 N ¥ Dock 68 '38 N Y Edison 314 8’65 D Y Edisrtf 6lgs 41 _ Y L&W 43573 NY LE WD Imp 5s'43 NY NH& H 4857 _ NY NH & H ¢%s 67 NY NH&H el tr 6s'40 NY NH & H cv 6s 48 NY NH & Hen 4s 54 N Y Q& gen 45 '55 . NYOosw ret 4s ‘Y2 __ 60 ) 4 4 Y Y S&W Istrf 65°37 N ¥ lelgen4i4s 39. NY W&B 435 46 North Am Co 63 61 North Am Ed 6s 69 C North Am Ed 5% 563 | Nor'n Pigen 3s 2047__ Nor'n Pac 4s 97 ____ Nor'n Pac 418 2047 _ Nor'n Pac 58 2047 C... Nor Pac 5s 2047 D_. Nor'n Pac 68 2047 North Sts Pw 414561 Nor'n St P 1st55'41 A Nor'nStPé6s'41 B Ogden L. C 4s 48 Ohio Edison 45 '65 Ohto Pub Sve 78°47__ Ore W RR&N 4s '61_. Otis Steel 65 '41 |PacG & E 45 '64. PacG & E 6s 42 Pac T&T rf 3%s'66 B Pac T&T 1st 55 '37 1113 105% 104% 1044 3012 i | Pan-Am P C 63 40 ctt | Param‘t Pic 6s 65 _ | Park-Lx 633 "33 cfs_ Penn Dixie C 65 ‘41__ Penn O&D 4348 17 Penn P& L 434s ‘81 __ Penn R R 3%, Penn RR con 4s 48 Penn KR 4s 63 Penn RR 4% | Penn RR con - %s '60 Penn RR gn 4348 66 ‘ Penn RR db 4345 70 Penn RR gen 5s 68 | Peo G L&C rt 68 47 Pere Marq ¢%s ‘80 _ Pere Marq 1st 53 ‘56 | Phila Co5s 67 __ | Phila EI Co 48°71____ | Phila & R C&1 58 73 _ , | Phila & R C&1 68 49 Philippine Ry 4s 37 Pillsbury F1 M 6s 43 PCC&StL 5375 B PItts&\WVa 4158584 Pitts&W Va 4% 5'60C Port A C&D 6353 A_. PriGen El 4348 60 _ Porto Rico A T 65 '42. Postal Tel & C 68 ‘53 Pressed Stl C6s ‘33 _ Pure Oil 438 50 ww. Purity Bak 53 ‘48 R-K-O 65 '41_ Reading Jer C ing R 43453 97 A Reading R 413897 B Rem Rand 4% 356 ww Republic Stl 4%s ‘60 Republic Sti 4348 ‘61 Republic Stl 6%s 54 Revere Cop 4%s ‘56 Richfield O 6s 34 cfs RG W Istexin4s'39 Rio G W col 4 49 A | R1A&L 15t 4358 24 Rutland Can 4s 49 __ StL IM&S R&G 48733 SUL-S Fran 4s 50 A StL-SF 48’50 A cfs_ StLS Wgnrf6s 90_ St P M&M ext 655 43 San A&A Pass ¢s 43 Schulco 6%s 46A stp Schulco 6128 46 B st_ Seabd A L'ref 4559 Seabd A L adj 5549 __ Shell Un deb 3%s 51. Stlesian Am 78 41___ Skeily Ol 45 °51 Socony Vac 3%s 60 __ | So Bell T&T 65 “41 | So Colo Pw 6s°47 A So Pac col 4s 49 _ So Pac ref 4= '5! So Pac 434s 68 Sc Pac 43s 6! S0 Pac 4348 81. So Pac Ure 4%s 17 So Pac S F Ter 48 '50. So Ry gen 68 So Ry 6%s 66 SoRyM&O4s’88 ___ So Ry St Ddiv 4s ‘51 Studebaker cv 68 Tenn Cent 68 ‘47 Tenn C&C 65 ‘44 B___ yenn El Pw 63°47 A_. Term As St L 4s '53.__ Texarkana 6%s ‘50 Pex Corpcv 6s 44_ Tex & Pac 58’77 B Tex & Pac 6s 79 - Tex & Pac 6580 D___ Tex&Pac 18t bs 2000. Third Av ret 4s ‘60 Third Av 1st 6s 37 Third A ad 1n ex 6s°60 Tol St L&W 4550 Tri-Contl Corp 5s '53. Un El L&P 6s 67 ___ UnOflof Cal 6542 A Un Pac st 4s 47 Un Pac4s'68.____ 1 Un Pac 1st rf 4s 2008 United Biscuit 6s ‘50_ Unit Drug bs '63 102 U S Pipe Fdry 3%s'46 IOS’V U S Rubber 68 ‘41 Urniv Pipe & R 6s '36_ Utah L&T 68 44 A. Utah P&L 68 44 - Utll P&L 68 69 ww__ Utl] P&L 6%8 47 Ver Sug 1st 7s 42 cfs Va Ry 1st 3%5'66 A Va S W con 65’58 Wabvash 4%s 78 Wabash st 6s 39, Wabasn 5576 B - Wabash 6s '76 B ctfs_ 8 Walker H&S 438 45 109% 109% 108% | Warner Bros cv 6s'39 103 103 95 95 103% 103% 103% | W Sh 1st4s2061 gtd__ 41% 41% 41% | W Sh 1st 43 2061 reg. 55 55 103 95 55 101% 101% 101% 7 104% 104% 104% | West'n Pac 68 46 A __ 109 109 11 11 109 11 104% 1044 104% 104% 104% 104% | West'n Un bs 3. 34% 5% 34u 32 414 92 75 83% 59% Warren Br 6s ‘41 rets. WPaP4s'61H_ 108% 108" a1 91 86 85% 100% 100% 106% 106% 34% 344 108% 1077% 105% 105% 106% 106 108 107y% 100% 100 West'n Mad 1st 4; West'n Md 6 %: West'n Un 4%s 50 Westn Unecl tr5s'38 West'n Un s 51 . 0. Wheel Steel ¢ 148 WSpSticonisdbet 19 1si Wis Cent Ist gn4s 49, 18% 188 Y'ngst'n S&T 3138'51 107% 1061 Y'ngstnS&T 4s61_. 99% 98y Youngtn S&T 68708 106 106 CHICAGO, July 6 (Special).—Four 12% | new banking offices were opened dur- 31% | ing the last week, one in Pennsylvania, 31% | one in Georgia, one in Wisconsin and 31 | one in California, according to the 313 ' Weekly Banking Market released by 4 110% 106 BONDS ON N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE .ynflvlumflrmunolhl. Approximate ‘rnn-euou Today. U. S. Gov't Bonds.... Clese. al ll% 92 104% 107% 103 i 13% 105% | Rearby shuppers bassd | N | ington 4| ceints of i 109%, | 109% | 122 1124 ALL-TIME RECOR INSALES FOREGAST House Furnishings Orders Expected to Hit Twelve Millions at Show. Rv .ne Associatea Fress. CHICAGO, July 6.—Percy Wilson, managing director of the Chicago Mer- chandise Mart, predicted last night on the eve of the first International House Furnishings Exposition, that orders for a total of $12,000,000 would be placed during the two-week mar- ket period. He said the orders would surpass the all-time record of $9,000,000 set last January. Products of more than 800 manu-| facturers, embracing the allied fields of furniture, floor coverings, lamps, toys, curtains and draperies, and housewares and appliances, will be shown to buyers. The exposition opens tomorrow. The American Furniture Mart will hold its twenty-fifth semi-annual na- tional furniture show in conjunction with the exposition. Both marts esti- mated an attendance of 10,000 buyers. Wilson said the furniture and home | furnishings industries have reported | 30 per cent increases in production in the first half of 1936, with some | manufacturers behind in filling or- ders. “This is due,” he said, “to the home- | building boom, the consummation of thousands of depression-deferred mar- riages, the undoubling of doubled up | families and the flow of the soldiers’ | bonus money.” Washington Produce BUTTER—Range of prices in stores gathered from wholesale dealers iprices to on Philadelphia and One-pound prints. car- 1-ound prints, c: Ve-pound prints.’ carton i+-pound prints, carton tubs (0% score) tubs Yorl 15a17 a2R: fresh (omnn\md TOCK —Pigs.. mediums 10'2a u 812 calves. 5a9; lambs. faid Frices pald shippers net f.o.b. Wash- the United States Bureau of Agricuitural Econo; EGGS —Market full steady to firm: re- Government graded eggs very and prices i: to 1 cent higher. IGAL Fecelpts. 20a22ls: hennery whites. a few' fancy at 1 to 1% Bremiui: “Gonerrment sraded’ and Gated e, e5ex, Including srading and mar- DR costs). s ns *u. % UT'S. brown standards E_ POULTRY—-Market O at ahehneed price: ored.” heavy. 18 roosters. Rocks, Just about Fowl: Col- Leghorns. 16a1K; n. s and fryers. mixed s, Fruits and Vegetabl Sales In large lots by orieir up (‘A\'TALOLPES— -Three Arizona arrived: d three unbroken cars on [ moderate; demand mod- ad: 1 receivers e 5 d _ pre-cooled 15 ot 2. T Rtizona: rog]ed Salmon Meats 0: Southern" stock:Supplies lib. ‘Gemand . slow: . market - weak and South ~Carolina_ Salmon tandards. all sizes, . mostly 2 WATERMELONS— Five Georgla, 3 South folina and - Florida arrived: 4 broken i, 10 unbroken cars on tra s, ate: demand light: mark G"\u bulk. per 100 melons. 50 00260 00 | nm melon. 19% | 18% 351 | 104 100 | 98 106 | =i 31% Rand McNally Bankers Monthly. b4 S- Fur California arrived. and four unbroken cars on lies moderate. dem: mod- Californi 3,808 150 Carolina car on track moderate: _market ve barrels Cobble: TOMATOES.Two Tennessee _arrived: two unbroken cars on track. Nearby sec- | tions k_receipts light: supplies mod- erate and moderate: ‘market steady North and South Carolina. lug and (ur'\mx wrapped. 6xf fair _condition, “fair condition: ERY—One California_arrived: 'one CEL | broken and one unbroken cars on track. Supplies demand moderate: market stea i, crates. nd lie ari ornia. Western lettuce crates, 5a:4.00 Corn Prices Steady. no cars on ick receipts moderate demand light: market_steady. h Carolina. standard crates. 5 dozen. s moderate: de- Maryland. bushel s 50875 1.0 lmUCE—E.!!H Cllilm’:\ll arrived: cents | JULY 6, 1936 A.T. & T.Discloses 28,000 Increase in June Phone Total Ry tbe Associated Press. NEW YORK, July 6.—In contrast with the trend a year ago, the Ameri- can Telephone & Telegraph Co. re- ported an increase of 28,000 telephones in use in the Bell System in June, compared with:May. In June, 1935, there was a decrease of 8,300. At the end of June there were 14,- 230,000 telephomes in service, against 13,579,000 a year ago. BUILDING MOUNTS SHARPLY INSOUTH Total in 16 States Reaches 6-Year Peak in First Half of 1936. €V tke Associated Press. BALTIMORE, July 6—Industrial expansion setting the pace, construc- tion in the 16 Southern States surged forward during the first six months of this year to a six-year high mark. The Manufacturers’ Record reported | today contracts awarded for building, | engineering and construction jobs in the half-yearly period totaled $423.- | | 355.000, an increase of 80 per cent over | \ last year and 61 per cent over 1934. Only the first half of 1930, when un- usual expansion of pipe-line distribut- |ing systems dominated the construc- | tion field, surpassed this year's mid- | way mark, the publication said. Contract Awards Soar. June contract awards of $67,851,000 likewise set a six-year high record. They compared with awards of $44,- 099,000 for May and with $45,503,000 and $27,263000 for June, 1935 and | 1934, respectively. A 187 per cent gain over the first half of last year gave industrial con- struction the leadership over all other classifications for this year to date. Industrial plant construction totaled $125,486,000, against $43,729,000 Ior | the corresponding period of 1935. The Industrial Journal credited pa- | | per manufacturing plants under way | | and projected, calling for an outlay of | $40,000,000, with leading the way in | | Dixie’s industrial boom. On general | | construction conditions in the South it commented: Cover Wide Range. “The new industrial enterprises and | | expansion programs of established in- | | dustries dot the territory from Mary- land to Texas, and cover a wide range | ! of activities, providing employment for | skilled workmen in practically all lines | of endeavor, turning out products | - | that, when listed, catalog the needs of modern man, and creating a demand | for building materials and plant equip- | ment turned out by factories through- out the Nation. For the South is not only producing heavily, it is buying in | greater volume than ever before.” CURRENCIES NARROW IN LONDON DEALINGS Py the Associated Press. LONDON, July 6.—Gold currencies | varied fractionally, due to the ab- sence of speculation in the foreign' 5 | exchange market today. The United States dollar lost 3-16 |and closed at 5.02?; to the pound | against the overnight New York rate | of 5.02;. The French franc finished | | at 75.72 francs to the pound as com- | pared with 75.69 Saturday. PARIS. July 6 (#).—Three per cent rentes. 69 francs 65 centimes; 4!z per | cent rentes, 74.25. Exchange on London. | dollar was quomd at 15.07 | NEW YORK BAR SILVER. NEW YORK, July 6 (#) —Bar sil- ver steady and unchanged from Fri- day, July 3, at 443}, The First Mortgage | supplies | seven broken and six unbroken cars on| track erate: mavket steady. crates. Iceberg type. 5 few higher: 6 dozen. 08 ONIONS —One Texas arrived: one_car diverted: one unbroken car on track. Sup- moderate: demand light: market Texas, 50-pound sacks Yellow Ber- mudas. U_S. ¢commercial, 1 PEACHES —One Georgia _arrived: _one unbroken car on track. _ Supplies mod- erate: demand light: ' market - steady Georsia “Vi-bushel baskets Hileys. O No. 1. sizes unmarked. approximately 1'2- ch minimum. 1 00a1.10: }s-bushel baskets ys U 0. 1 13;-inch minimum J:3pal.50: fatr conditien, 1.00: 13 to 2 inches.” mrstly “aronn: ):* 15 bushel baskets Belles. U. "8 No. 11 15-tnch mine TRim. mooT color .00a1 53, Norih Cara Jina ' 1a-hushel baskets Hilevs. U 8. No. 1. 1%-inch minimum bushel haskets Early Rose. 2 2200 A REANS—Supvlies mnderate: de- mand Jight: market steadv._ North Caro- lina, bushel ‘hampers 1.75a2.00: condition 130 BLACKBERRIES —Suoplies _moderate demand_verv slow: market dull. New Jersey. 32-quart crates. best. 4.007 poorer low RASPEERRIFSASUBDHH llght: demand Penmvlvlg}ll from light: market steady storage Redcavs. pints. 4a ackcaps. auarts Ra SPINACH——! Sunnl(e: light: demand Nght: market <teady. | Pennsvlvanin. bushel hackets. 73800 ANGES—Four_~ California_ arrived: four broken and five unbroken cars on track California boxes 3.50a4.50. ac- corgine in grade and EMON: es. No. 6 002850 1 7.00a7 98 : ‘BLUEBERNIES —Nori Chrolina. 2 bushel baskets. per_auart EGGPLANT _¥lorida. one Tdaho ar- two unbroken 1.5 avatn hamoers Tele- Supplies moderate: demand mod- California, Western dozen, 1.5004.00 No. rived: _two _ hrol cars on frack R nhones: Colorado. RP. PEA! -One, (‘olnrndo ‘Washington. 3002 00 mer era 12_ner quart . PMA’PLES—Cubn FLUMS AND FRESH PRUNES_No car- lot arrivals: one broken car on track. crates. 24s-30s. gus: Cali vocados: North Carolina tes blackberries: 30 quart crates biackberrics. ‘B0 crates chmte Joupes. 60 bushel baskets cucumbers. 32 usrt crates huckleverries. 46 bishel hukets peaches. 40 bushel nap beans: Sputh Carolina. 110 crates c-nt-- loupes. ‘54 bushel baskets cucumbers. Bitel. Baskers e peane - 4 Bushel baskets peaches 32 bushel baskets sauash. 45 b nap beans. 280 ppers; New_Jerse crates blueberries: Pennsylvlnl °54 3. vound baskets mushrooms: Virginia, Darrels watercress: - unknown origm. 1 crates mixed vezetables. PHILADELP—HIA PRODUCE. PHILADELPHIA. _ Julv 6 (®.—Live ‘poultry—Fowls. P. 2 ers Rocks and Reds hor 14: Springers rnx]x breds. P . Spr Wit Leghotns prollers Yihite Pekin fancy. vouns. 1 on: 32 ter: Western. 16al15: duck: L. a Y inches, | fair | 32-quart | HUCK! E’R“R T!S—Nonh Carolina. 10a | LOANS ON IMPROVED PROPERTY in the District of Columbia, Nearby Maryland and Virginia 5v2% Prompt Action B. F. SAUL Co. 925 15th Street “Natl. 2100 ty of your account in this insti- tution is fully insured up to 5000 by the Federal Savmg & Loan Insurance Corporation President Edword K. Jones, Secretary Washington Bldg. 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Vacation and camping | equipment, fishing tackle, sports sup- | ‘ plies and beach accessories not only | occupy the show windows and the | feature spots inside the stores, but also loom large in each day’s sales. | Specialized hot-weather offerings in | house furnishings are keeping these departments active in what uced to be their dpilest period. Games and playing cards are particularly featured |in some hardware stores, along with porch furniture, fans, etc.. and are reported as bringing a surprising Sum- mer volume. The drift of expectation as to hard- ware- prices, looking toward the Fall and Winter, is moderately bullish. One by one the lines which have been suffering from manufacturers’ price wars are being straightened out, | and efforts to support announced quotations are receiving better co- operation. 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