Evening Star Newspaper, July 14, 1936, Page 19

FIN [RADING 15 FIRM IN BOND MARKET Many Issues Move Forward, With Carrier Liens Giv- ing Strength. Bond Averages 10 10 10 3t 13gus 0L, Forn Net change. Unc. Unc. 1 Today, noon 93.1103.4 102.7 Prev. day._. 93.1103.4102.8 Month ago. 92.4102.9 102.0 Year 814 983 966 1936 high.. 94.3104.1102.8 1936 low.... 8691018 99.3 1935 high... 87.8102.2 99.8 1935 10W.... 764 92.2 845 1932 low. 458 400 646 1928 high...101.1 98.9 102.9 100.5 10 Low-Yield Bonds. Noon ....111.7 Prev. day- 1117 | Mo. ago.112.0 Year ago. 110.5 1936 high. 112.3 1936 low.. 110.2 1935 high. 110.7 1935 low.. 107.9 1928 high. 104.4 1932 low.. 86.8 . (Comptiled by the Associated Press.) Ey the Associatea Press. NEW YORK, July 14 —Carrier liens fent firmness to the bond market to- flay, moving forward fractions to a point or more. Gainers included Chesapeake Corp. bs, which moved to a new high; St. Paul 5s, Rock Island general 4s, Mis- souri-Kansas-Texas 5s, New Haven 6s, Southern Pacific 4!2s and Baltimore On limited turnover Alleghany Corp. bs of 1950 unstamped were down more * than 3 points. More active at a loss >f more than a point were the stamped fs of 1850. Hiram Walker 44s and McEssson & Robbins 5125 were up a little. In- lernational Hydroelectric 6s were lower, Polish loans were under pressure, the Bs and 7s yielding more than a point. Dther foreigns were off a trifle. United States Governments were ' mixed. Treasury 27s were off mod- trately, while the 3%s of 1946 im-! rroved somewhat. SR { NEW YORK COTTON By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, July 14—Early ad- vances of 15 to 17 points in response | - to firmer markets abroad were fol- ANCIAL. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON BONDS ON N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE TREASURY. Approximate Transactions Today. U S Gov't Bond, 1210000 Foreign Bond - 1040000 ¥ Domestic Bonds - 11810000 W By private wire direct to The Star. High. Low. Close. 10827 10828 10324 1028 1027 1027 101 15 101 13 101 14 10217 10215 10217 105 15 105 13 106 13 104 22 104 18 104 22 1069 1065 1069 109 109 109 10727 10725 10725 10813 108 13 108 13 11117 11117 11117 435-3%51943-45 1088 1086 1088 43{51947-52. 117380 11728 11728 FEDERAL FARM MORTGAGE. 381947 10330 10829 108 30 381949 . 10810 10810 103 10 HOME OWNERS' LOAN. 238 1942-44 10120 10119 10120 238 1939-49 10120 10116 10118 38°1953. 1031 10280 1031 FOREIGN BONDS. High. Low. Close. 56 56 56X 1914 19} 193§ % 9% 9% 10 10 100 100 i 100 100 10034 1005 10085 1008 1004 10034 10035 1008 10034 1003 10034 1005% 10034 10034 1013 10134 1065 106% 1063 106% 96 964 108} 107 10734 10734 25% 26 26 26%4 3134 3134 $ 1014 1015 101 235 1945-47_. 3345 1940-43 June 538 1946-56 Abitibi Pa&kPw §s Agr Mtg Bk Col 47 Febr coupon on._. Antioquia 78’45 A ____ Antioquia 7845 D Antwerp 5s "58._ Argentine 5% s '62.. Argentine 68’57 A_._ Argentine 6s'58 B Argentine 6s ’59 June. Argentine 6s 59 Oct .. Argentine 6s *60 Ma: Argentine 6s 61 F\ Argentine 6s ‘61 Australia 4%s " Australia 58 *55 Australia 58 '57. Austrian 78 '57.. Belgium 6s'55___. Belgium 6145 "49_ Brazil 615 '26-'57. Brazil 7s '52 Brazil 8s *41 Brisbane 5. Brisbane 5s 5 Buenos A C 3s 84 Buen A 4138-4%s'75._ Buenos A C 6138 '55.._ Buenos A 4%s°'76 Aug Buenos Aires 4%s-3%s"TTPV.____ BuenosAC6138'61stPv Chile 65’61 Jan Chile 65’61 Febr._ Chile 65°62_ Chile 63 °63 _. Chile 7s°42_ | Chile Mtg Bk 65 '61_ | Chile Mtg Bk 6128 Colombia 6s *61 . Colombia 6s *61 Oct Col Mtg Bk 61, Jopenhagen 4 lowed by partial reactions in cotwn_ C) today under realizing and scattered | selling. October sold off from 12.74 fo 12,61 and ruled around 12.64 in the midafternoon market. The gen- eral list was 5 to 8 points net higher. * Futures closed steady. 3 to 5 higher. | July, 13.46; October. 12.61; Decem-' per, 12.59-61; January, 12.58; March, 12.57; May, 12.56-57. Spot steady; middling, 13.56. Cotton futures closed higher. steady. 3 to 5 Low puly 45 Dctober 1 Dacember ] i anuary farch \ay Spot steady: 56 12.36-57 middiing. 13.56. Liverpool Quotations. LIVERPOOL. July 14 (# —Cotton. 35.- D00 bales. including 1,000 American. Spot. * moderate business done: prices 6 _points i ce: American middiing strict low middling. 7 low mlddlmt T 04: strict good S dinary. .81 Washington Exchangel SALES—AFTER CALL. Potomac Electric 6% pfd.—5 at 111. Capital Traction 55—$1,000 at 92%. Rigzs Bank com.—10 at 270, 10 at 270, | 10 at 270, 10 at 27C, 2 at 270. | BONDS. PUBLIC UTILITY, Tel, & Tel 4' Aol o oo . 5 Asked. | & Cap. Traction R. EueE Suburban 5s, corgetown Gas ist bs Fotomac Elec * Wash. Gas 55 1058 Cuba 5138 Czechoslovakia 8s '51_ Denmark 414862 Denmark 51;s 55 Denmark 6s 42 Dominic 1st 5148 - El Salvador 8s’48 et__ Finland 6125 '56 . French Gv 7s '49 un st GerCBKk A 68°38. __ | Ger C Bk A 65’60 July Ger C Bk 65 '60 Oct . Ger Gen Elec 68 48 __ Ger Gov 5135 '65 st___ | Ger Prv & City Bk con Ag 6128758 Ger Rep 78 49 stpd. | Greek Gov 6s '68 pt pd Haiti 6852 Hung Con M 7 Jugos Mtg Bk 7857 unmat coupon ... Kreu&Toll 5’59 A ctfs Medelin 6348 "54__ Mex 45 °10-'45 asst sm. Mex 45’54 asst Mex sf 58’45 asst. Mex 65’33 asst sm Mex Ire 43:s 43 asst_. Minas Gers 61;3s '58 Sept coupon off . __. Minas Geras 6128 59 Sept coupon on __ New So Wales 55 '57__ Norway 418 €5 Norway 41856 __ Norway 58’63 Oriental De\ 6553 Oslo 4138 Oslo 68’55 . __ Panama 5563 : Panama 55’63 stpas_. Paris Orl Ry 5%s 68 _ Peru 6s 60 Peru 65’61 17% 103 - 965 101% . 101% 7 1013 k) 96§ 10134 70 628 1163, 11 113 o7 10135 70 621 1163 1% 1145 Gas 55 1960_ Wath: Gas 65, series Wash. Rwy. & Elec. 4 MISCELLANEOUS. Chevy Chase Club 5 Col. Country Club 5'Zs_. W. M. Cold Storage 5. STOCKS. PUBLIC UTILITY. Ame. Tel. & Tel Capilal, Transit . Steamboat () Ry. & 0. Ry. & EL pfd. (5 BANK AND TRUST COMPANY. * Amer. Sec. & Tr. Co. (10)__ 251 Bank of Bethesda (1.50).-2 ~26% yhcllll 1) & Savings Lmeny @ Lincoln, (625 . Sav. & Tr Rizgs (S Riggs pfd. \Vashington (6 Wash. Loan & Tr. (8) FIRE INSURANCE. Amulcln (312 185 Firemen's_(1.60] National Union (.60). ‘TTTLE INSURANCE. Columbia (.30) Real Estate (6) . Beovies ge:;pfxia Dml:opr (5.50) Eecurl!v Storage (5) orD, Loth. com. (f1.5 Wé;g i Loth. ofd. (7)-. i & per cent extr ESD: paid May 15 1936. 8—4 Der cent extra. —_— U. 8. TREASURY POSITION. * 3 the Associated Press. The positiol %f '.h! 'l‘renury J:Xy 11: n ReceiDts . 820,506, exper K N] n ! $2.35 8.960. m'éfif&%s- lrm\nu' Tor the month. $11. for the fiscal vear (since July Reces ts 21,350.471.00; e: (153137 (lfleludfllml MG.‘)bi?l 66 el lru’ ehl .48 “a decre 025 :2“9“%'0 thz Dl’efloul day; lold Mll’fill for JIII! l'l “1935 (com! lbl‘: 4.906 .86; 705 niet balAnce: 726,087,771 customs receipts for ke 11 'mu for ihe fiscal year, $126.357.- 5: expenditures. S48 16.700.435.10 of emm Gent sS85 Mjeine 55 Se’nanm £0.1%4.801.868.2 03’ 1id “astere FURTHER BALDWIN GAINS. NEW YORK. July 14 (®.—June business of the Baldwin Locomotive Works and subsidiaries, including the Midvale Co., showed further gains in new orders accompanying expansion in rail equipment buying. Orders booked for the month were valued at $3,229,571, compared with $2,861,583 in May, and $1,721,359 in June, 1935 Great Northern Railway—Deficit, five months ended May 31, was $3,512,~ {12 against aenicit of 3,910,054 ’ Bell T of Pa 5560 C_.. Poland 7s '47 Poland 8s Prussia 6138 '51_ Rhine WEI P 6s'53__. Riode Jan 638’53 Aug coupon o _____ Rio de Jan 8s 46 April couponoff____ Rio Gr do Sul 6s '68 June couponoff . ___ Rio Gr do Sul 7s 66 May coupon oft_ Rome 6338’52 = Rumania 7s 49 Aul coupon off Sao Paulo St 7s '4! Sao Paulo St 8s '50 July coupon off _ Shin’su E1 P 6%s'52__ Siemens & H 6%s *51_ Silesia Prov 78 '58____ Taiwan Elec 5%s "71_. Tokio 5348 '61. Ujigawa E P 7, Un Stl Wk 6%s 'Bl C.. Uruguay 6s '60 Uruguay 6s'64 Uruguay 8s'46 '58. Yokohama 65’61 . DOMESTIC BONDS. S 48°47. 102 102 102 10234 102}4 102}4 104 104 104 6315 a1 24% 16 61 46 175 17 2234 8215 543 4 I3 ” 963 8% sag 3 a1 Alb&Sus 3 Alleg Corp Alleg Corp Alleg Corp Alleg Corp 5s ‘50 stp_. Allied Stores 4148 50 Allis Chalmers 4s *45_ Am Beet Sug cv 68 '40. Am & For Pw 658 '2030. Am Icecv 58’53 AmIGChb5% Am Intl 53’49 Am Roll Mill 4%s AmT&T 44%s AmT&Tcltr Am T & T deb 58 Am T & T deb 5s ’65. AmT & T 53%8°43 Am Wat Wks 6s°75__. Anaconda deb 4%s 50, Ann A 1stexin 4s°95. Ark&MB& T 55°64.. Arm&Co4%8'39rg.. Armour(Del)1st 48’55 Armstrong C’k 48’50 A T&S Fe 4560 A T&S Fe gen A T&S Fe adj 4 Atla&Ch A L 584 Atl Coast L 1st 4 Atl Coast L clt 4s '52 AtiCLun 4%s'64 Atl Coast Line 58 *45._. Atlantic & D 1st4s '48. AtIG& W 15s°59. Auburn Auto 4%s'39. Aust & Nor 58'41_. B&O’'lst 4548 _ B&O 4%s'60_ B&O 1st 55’48 B&Oref 58’95 A.. 1013 1013 10134 1845 134 134 10035 10034 10035 . 18 Y 135 T84 7814 1133 1128 11335 - 10634 106 108% 11434 1125 118% 1115 1113 1% 1083 1083 1083 1125 113 18 13 118 - 1183 118% 113% - 11034 1104 11034 105 68 68 103 104 104 104 9% 9T 91% 10634 10534 106 1085 1085 1065 11434 145§ m 1 mx 1115 1113 96% 963 88% 813 9654 524 = 79 9993 S 1043 1043 10435 . 106% 106! 108} 78 164 765 u2 12 112 89} 8815 891 8815 8714 88) 88% 87 884 993 99%5 995 1085 1083 1083 - 104 108% 104 96)5 96 9634 10936 10934 10935 11434 1143 1143 1203 1208 1205 129 128% 128% B&Oref 65'95C. B & O PLE&EW V ¢ B&OSwn5s’50 - B & O Toledo 4s "l Bang & Aroos Bang & Aroos 5s l Bell Tof Pabs’48 B IC&Ocon5s'39 "B Beth Stl1 ¢%s"60sf._ Bullluz‘%"fll. - N 7046 7034 Bos & Me s 55 . 16 8% 6 Bos & Me 58’67 . T8} TA{ Y4 Bklyn Un El 5s '50 118% 113 113% Bklyn Un Gas bs '50 106 105 108 Bklyn Un Gas B 1083 1083 1085 Bklyn Un Gasrf 1’41 128 128 128 81% 81% 81% 82 82 82 7% 86 57 603 60 6034 134 134 13) 116 Bush 'ferm 1st 4s L Bush Term con bs '55 Bush Term Bldg 55 60 Camag 7s 42 ctfs 'dlln NR4%s'51. Cnn'flln NR4%s'57. Can'dian N 58’69 July. Can’dian N R 58’69 Oct 'dian P db 45 perp. Can’dian Pac 4%s°60. Can’dian Pac 58’54 .. Cent of Ga 18t 58 "45_ Cent of Ga con 5s"45_.. Centof Garf5l%s’59. CentINE&G 5851 .. Cent N England 4s°61. Centof NJ Cent of N J gen 5878 t Pac 1ll r( 454 t Pac us 119% 119% 119% 961§ 96% 9614 105" 1043, 105 108 108 108 66 65% 66 283 281 26 853 854 3534 955 95 954 10974 109% 1013¢ 10135 1013¢ 93l{ 925 9234 1344 mu 13434 168 1613 153 12534 12534 1254 o111 11034 110% 11034 52 51§ 51§ 11834 11256 112§ 112 1118 1% 108} 1081 108§ 18 174 18 17 37K Chuup(,ev 58’44 Chesap Corp 58 *47. C&Ogen ¢1is’9; C&O4%s"93 A Chi & Alt ref 3s°49 Chi B& Qgen 45’58 ChiB&Q4%s8'77 CB&QIAivrg3as4d. Chi&EIlISs’51._ __. Chij & E 111 55’51 et Chi Grt West 45°59. __ Chi Ind & L ref 65 '47_ CM&StP 48’85 __ CMAStP gn 43455 89 C. CM&StP 448’89 E CM&StP 5875 _ CM&StP&P adj 582000 Chi & NW gen 31;s 87 Chi & NW gen 4s°87 Chi & NW gen Chi & NW 17 434 Chi & NW 438’49 Chi & NW gen 58 '87. Chi & NW rf 58 2037 __ C&NW Nr W 6% 36 Chi R I&P rf 4834 ctf Chi R I&P gen 4588 Chi St L&N Me ¢ Chi T H&S 1s Chi Un Sta 3% Chi Union Sta 48 "44._ Chi Un Sta 45’63 Chi Union Sta 58 TS Chi& W Icon 4s'52_. Childs & Co 58 43 Chile Cop deb 5s *4 Cin Gas El 4568 Cin Un Term CCC&St L gen CCC&StL rf 4%8'1TE 9035 90 109 108% 10874 1087 1134 1% 106% 1068 028§ 1028 10134 101% 11084 11034 11034 108 10274 108 944 983 91 10134 10134 1013 108 1027 108%% 108 1 734 Clev Un Tel 4%s Clev Un Term 58 Clev Un Ter 5138 ColoIndecl tr 58’34 __ Colo & So 4135’80 Columbia G & E deb 5852 April Columbia G & E s 52 M Columbia G&E Comcl Inv Tr § Cons Coal Del Cons EA NY 3% 846 n Cons EA NY 3'4¢'56 n Cons Gas 415851 Cons Gas N Y 58 Cons Power 3 Container deb 5s 43 Crown C& S 45’50 Crown Zell 68 "40 ww_ Cuba RR 1st 58°52 _ Dayton PEL 31;s'60 Del & Hud ref 4s '43_ Del & Hud 5135’37 Den & R G con 45’36 Den& R G 413836 . Den& R G W 58 '35 Den & RGW 5. st Den& RGref 5s'18._ Detroit E4is ¢s '65 F. Det Edison bs ’52 Det River Tun ¢% Dul SS & At 5837 Duquesne Lt 3158 5! E Cuba 8 73837 ctf| E4El HINY 5895, Eriecv 4596 Erie gen 45’96 Erieref 5567 Erie ref 58'75._ Fed Lt & Trac 5s°42 Fla EC Ry 4%8 '59 Gen Cable 5155 °47 1047 104% 1047 104% 110% i |Gen St1C 5358749 34 | Gen Thea Eq 6s 40 Goodrich 6s "45 Goodrich 615s "47_ Goodyear T&R 58 '57_ Gould Coup 6s *40 Gr Tr'k of Can 6s '36 Great NRy 4s'46 G __. Great N Ry 4s 46 H Grt NRref4,s"8 [ R gen 58 " 1XC Gre N R51;8'52 B < 1183 Green Bay 55’62 B. 1014 9514 10134 10134 1013§ 923 92% 62 Gulf M&N 5 z Gulf M & N 5% '50_ Har Ry PC 1st 4854 Hoe (R) & Co 6155 '34. Houston Oil 514 "40. Hudson Coal 5s '52 Hudson Go G 1st 5s '49 Hud & Man inc 58 ’57_. Hud & Man ref 58 '57. 111 Bell Tel 3%s .o 111 Cent col tr 4 111 Cent col tr 4s '53 Il Centref 4s '55__ Il Cent 4% s '68 I11 Cent ref 5s '55_ 111 Cent Lou 3158 "53_ ICC&StL N O 4135'63_ ICC&StL N O 5563 ... I11 Steel deb 4145 °40._ Inland St13%s IntR T 1st rf 5566 IRTistrf 5"0( ctfs. IntRT7s 32 Int R T 7s 32 et Interlake 5s '51 Int Agrcl 55’42 Int Grt Nr 68 /52 A" Int Grt Nr adj 6; Int Hydro El Int Pap 1st 55 °47 4. Int Pap ref 6s ‘55 _ Int Ry of C A 5872 Int Ry of C A 68’41 Int T&T cv 4%s '39 Int T&T 43852 Int T&T 68 °55 M| James F & C 4s KanCF S&M 4s'36.__ Kan CFS&M rf 48’36ct KanCP&L 4%s'61__ Kan C So 1st 3s 50 KanCSorfin5s’50__ Kan C Term 1st 4s’°60. Kinney (G R) 7%s'36 Kresge Found 4s *45_._ Laclede Gas 5539 Laclede G 538 Laclede G 5%s 48 46 uz 12 12 86% 863 8674 925 9214 92%4 108% 10834 108% 100 100 100 109 108% 109 100%4 10035 10034 z;% 2% 13% wu‘ lom xnm 283§ 28% mx 10134 10135 102 102 97, Lautaro Nitr 6s *54 Leh C&N 43554 A Leh C&N 433554 C Leh Val Coal 58 54 Leh Val Coal 5s *64 Leh Valley Har b Leh V Pcon 4s 2003 Leh V Pcon 4148 2003, Leh V RR con 5s 2003. Ligg & Myers 7s "44_ = 21 5234 B14 52 87% 57 ¢ 4] Loew’'s 3% s 46 Long Isl ref 454 784 f Lorillard 5s 51 s L 12134 12134 12134 961 95% 9614 1025 1023 1023 1085 108 108 1075 1073 1073 103 108 103 114 114 114 . 10835 10834 10034 1083 1033 1083 L&N 1st 452003, & N unif 4s '40 &N l’,:l 2003 C_ &Nrf5%82003_ &NMo& N4ls L&ENPM4s'46_ McKees & R 5% '50. Manati Sug 7%s’42__. Man S 18t 748’42 ctfs Manhat Ry 48’90 __ L L L L Marion St Shov 6s '47_ 34 Market St Ry 7 - 101% 101% 1015% Mead Co 68 "45. 104§ 10415 104} Mid RRN J 58°40 Minn & St L 58 '34 ctfs l!lll! !a' MStP&SSM cn 45 38 _. MStP&SSM 5s '38 gtd. MoK & T 1st 45’90 MoK&T4s'62 B MoK&T 4%s'78 Close. 85! Mo Pac 5! ’65 A ctf: Mo Pac 58’77 F Mo Pac 5s'77 F ctf Mo Pac 58°78 G Mo Pac 55’78 G ctf: Mo Pacific5s 80 H____ Mo Pacbs’811. . Mo Pac 58’81 1ctfs_ Mo Pacific 533849 A Mob & Ohio 415877 lMob & Ohio 5s ‘38 Monong Ry 1st 4s '60_ Mont Pwr ref 5 Morris & Co 4% Mor &Essex 315 2000 Morris & Essex 43%'55. Mor & Essex 5856 __. Namm & Sons 6543 _ Nassau Elec 4s 51 gtd Nat Dairy 3% s '51 ww NatDisPC 48’45 Nat Steel 45 °66 New E T&T 4% New Or GNR 58 New Or & N 4% New Orl P 8 5 New Orl P S 5s '55 New Orl Ter 1st 45’53 New Or T&M 4758’56 _ New Orl T&M 5s '54 B. New Orl T&M 5338 '54 N Y Cent 314897 N Y Cent 4s'42 N Y Centcon 4s’98___ N YCentrf4%s2013_ NYCrf44s2013n__ N Y Centrf 55 2013 N Y Cent ovés's4 NYCLSh3%s 'Dl NYC&St L 5335’74 A_. NYChi&StLés'38._. N Y Dock 1st 45’51 8’57 14867 _ cl tr 65 °40 NY NH&Hcv 6848 NY O&W gen 48’55 NY O&W ref 45°92 NY Rysinc 6s'65 . NY & Rich G 6s°'51 NY Stem 1st 55 '51_ NY S&W 2d 47,837 _ NY S&W 1strf 37 NY S&W gen 55 °40. NY W & B 4%s’46 Niag L & O P 58 '55. Niag Sh 513850 Norf & W 1=t 4596 Norf & W PC&C 45’41 North Am Co 55 "61. _ North Am Ed 55 '69 C_ Nor'n Pac gen 3s 2047. Nor'n Pac 48 '97 Nor'n Pac 4158 2047 Nor’n Pac 58 2047 D_.. Nor'n Pac 6s 2047 North Sts Pw 4155’61 North SP 1st 5841 A Nor'n Sts Pw 6s '41 B Ogden I C 4548 Ohio Edison 4s '65 Ohio Pub Sve 7s "47. Oreg RR & N 4546 Otis Steel 6s 41 PacG&E 4 PacG & E5s” Pac RR Mo 2d 58 '38 Pac T&T rt 31,566 B Pac T&T 1st 58 '37 Paramount Pic 68 '55_ Parmeles 65’44 Penn Dixle C 6s Penn O & D41 3 Penn RR ¢%s'81 D Penn RR 415’84 Penn RR con 4 60 Penn RR &n 4128 '65 . Penn RR deb 4138’7 Penn RR gen 55’68 __ People G L&EC rf 5s'47. Peoria & E 1st 4540 Peoria & E inc 45'90__ Peoria Pekin U 5335°74 Pere Marq 1st 45°56.__ Pere Marq 4138’80 __. Pere Marq 1st 58 "56.. Phila Co 5s 67 Phila Elec Co 4s Phila & R C&I 58 Phila & R C&I 65’49 _ Philippine Ry 4s'37__ PCC&StL 4128"717C__ PCC&StL5s'70 A Pitts&W Va 41;s Port AC&D 6s Port Ar C&D 8s '5: Port Gen El 414560 _ Porto Rico A T 68’42 _ Postal Tel & C 58’53 Pressed Stl C 55’33 Prov Sec deb 4 Pure Oil 4145 50 ww_ Purity Bak 5848 __ Reading Jer C 4s°51 __ Reading R 4138 '97 A_ Rem-Rand 4,8'56 ww Republic Stll’ys'sl = Republic Stl 41285 Republic Stl 5%s Revere Cop 4%, s " Richfield Oil 6s 44 _ RioG Wecol 4’49 A__ RIA&L 1st 4%s'34 Rutland Can 4s '49 Rutland RR 4138 St Jo Ry L T&P 58 '37. St L IM&S R&G 4s 33 StL-SFran 4s'50 A __ St L-SF 48'50 A ctfs_ Fran 5850 B _ St L-S F 58 '50 B ctfs. StLSWgnrf5s’'90. . St LS W 1st ter 58°52 St P M&M P ext 45’40 San A & A Pass 4s'43_ San An P Svc 6s’52 A Schulco 6125 '46 A stp Seabd A L 4s 50 stp__ Seabd A Lref 4559 __ Seabd A L rf 45’59 cfs Seabd AL6s"45 A __ Seabd A L 6s°45 ctfs__ Seabd A-F16s35 A ct_ Seabd A-Fla 6s'35 B ct. Sharon Stlcv 4% s '51. Shell Undeb 3%s’5 Silesian Am 7s '41 Skelly Oil 4s *51 Socony Vac 3%;:s South Bell T&T 5s 41 So Colo Pwr 6s'47 A__ Se Pac 415 '68.. So Pac 4148 "69_. So Pac 4%s'81. - So Pac Oreg 4%8'77__ So Pac S F Ter 4s'50. So Ry gen 45°'56 A So Ry 55’94 So Ry 58’94 reg. So Ry gen 6s '56... So Ry 635 56 SoRyM&O 4s'3 S W Bell Tel 3155 '64. Staley A E 45’46 Stand Oil N J 3s'61 Studebaker cv 6s '45_. Swift & Co 3%s "5 ‘Tenn Cent 6 Tenn El Pw 6s Term As St L 4s Texarkana 538 Texas Corp cv 58°44_. ‘Texas & Pac 5s'77 B_. D. 97} 964 975 10634 10635 10634 98 9T 9T ‘Third Ave ref 4s ‘60 Third Ave 1st 55’37 ‘Third Av ad in ex 5: Tol & Ohio C3%s’60. Tol St L& W 48'50 __ Tri-Contl Corp 5s *53._ UnEIL&P5%s 54 Un Pac 1st 45 "47_ Un Pac 48’68 __. Un Pac 1st rf4s 2008 United Biscuit 5s '50._. United Drug 58 '53_ U SPipe Fdry 3% U S Rubber 58’47 Univ Pipe&Rad UtahL&T 5844 A, Utah P & L b8 "4 UtilP&L 5s UtilP&L5Y% Vanadium cv 58’41 107 107 107 1003 10014 100} 19 119 119 10834 1063 1063 114 1183 113 1085 103 108 1085 108% 108%5 10734 10734 10734 102 1013 101% 1153 11834 1165 106% 10634 106% 7% 8T% 37% 108% 10834 103% 10434 10436 1043 44 134 ‘Il% 7636 6% - 8 }}:GK D. C, TUESDAY, JULY 14, 1936. IADVERTISING GAIN YIN RETAIL FIEL Weekly Lineage Exceeds Last Year’s Record by 10 Per Cent. Becial Dispateh to The Star CHICAGO, July 14—During the week ended July 4, 1936, retail ad- vertising in the newspapers of 6€ major cities was 1,232,538 lines great- er than during the corresponding week of 1935, Advertising Age report- ed today. For the week of July 4 the total re- tail advertising in these newspapers was 13,343,831 lines, compared with 12,111,293 lines last year, for an in- crease of 10.2 per cent. For 1936 to date tne volume of ad- vertising placed by retailers in the 66 cities measured is 21,202,218 lines ahead of last year, an increase of 4.9 per cent. | Thus far this year 450,376,263 lines of retail display advertising have ap- peared in the newspapers measured, compared with 420,174,045 lines last year. ‘The increase in retail newspaper advertising accurately reflects a bet- terment in retail activity during 1936, Advertising Age asserts. Washington Produce BUTTER—Range of prices to stores gathered from wholesale dealers (prices to shippers based on Philadeiphia k prices): One-pound prints, 1-pound prints, ¢arton pound prints. carton (92 pound prints, ‘carton (90 (92 score), 34. tubs (90 , 15a17; lamb. 20 fresh - tompound. 10ts8 5. 9a9%;: light hogs. huv\u ‘llo' roughs. mb o1 i ng- ton:"by"1he Dited PEa s Buresn ot Adri ifral Econo o ML— ?fil Dl]rtl’ steady_on nearby ungraded e poor. “Current re- ennery whites. 23823%: 1 1a. premium. Govern- ldefl and dll!d white eggs ding and marketing costs): xtra large. ‘-rn, b tllm‘hru.\ ol ¢ VE P ‘HY—erk!l qu\el lnfl u?- chanued, d. 19: 2% 0 TRa16. Turkess, Hens. 18: & 4 l0ms. 14815 8 Tew at 16a and Vegetables. lots by original receivers up to X am_today: CANTALOUPES—No carlot arrivals: three broken and one unbroken cars on track. Western stock: Supplies light- demand slow 't dul mon meats. Jum ): stand; 01 Sout| ek Feaok recelpts liberai: supplies hhn-l demand moderate: ket North’ Carolina. Ridgeway . standards. 24s to sections. 10082 00 saimon 185 to 00a1.75: South Caro- lina, ssimon meats, staridards. all sizes. | . 00a HONEY DEWS—One California arrived: two bmk!n and one unbroken Cars on track. Supplies light: demand moderate: market steady, Californis. standsrd crates. | 9 and 1. 1.308 ! HO! two de- nger. | 3608 5.00: ALLE N carlot arrivals broken cars on track. Supplies light nd_light: market slightly etro 365 and 4 mb Jumbo: e ma California ponys. 54 CELERY —No cariot arrivals_two broken cars on track. Supplies moderate. de- mand iarket steady” Michigan. Highba 10 SJork % crates % - = k| receip supplies libéral: _demand light. _marl Norih Carolina. sacks S-doten 50875 few higher | uoplies moderate: de- | mand “light: market steady. Maryland. BUsher baskets 8 LETTUCE — Two California arrived. geven Droken and eme unbroken cars on track. Ebllu ‘moderate: demand mod- grate: market stronger California. West- ern crates Icebe 5-dozen. 4.508 50'\ fi-dolen 55 ONS—Ni no on tragk. TYaek receml mm lunbhes light: demand light: market pound sacks. Yellows. U. Jersey some small to %5 medium size. 1008 1.10; Virginia. fair quality. 85 Peach Supply Modera PEACHES—No carlot arrivals. _two broken and one unbroken cars on track Supplies moderate: demand moderate: market steady” South Carolina *a;bushel baskets. Hmn U S No 3 im FR67 tair > condition 1 -busnel skeu Belles U. S No 1. 1%- inch minimum 1.25a1 50: fair condition. 1.00: bushel Taskets "Golder Jubliee U No 1. 2-inch minimum. fair econdition. 1.50a% 00 POTATOES—No_ carlot _arrivals track. ~Subplies moderate 2nd slow: marke: weak Vi aitels Conblers U.' No TOMATOES—Two _Tennessee two anbroken carson’ CFACK ok ceipts liberal: _suplies liberal: demand | moderate: market steady. New Jersey | Jerses. Z0-quart boxes &reen and, turning unwrapped Maryland 'a-bushel baskets_ 1.50a1.75 tion, 85200 WATERMELONS—Two South Carolina arrived two broken and three unbroken cars on track. Supolies light: demand 2ood: market steady. South Carolina Tom Watsons. 3(-12 pounds average 408 s enlr 30a 5 pounds ch % BEANSS'NG carlot arrivals one | broken car on H’ltl Supplies light: de- mand moderate: market stronger. _South Io.mlm- bushel ‘hampers. 1 75, no de- e ny 10: fair condi- 5081 Berry Supplies Light. BLACKBERRIES—Supplies very light: demand lisht: marke( steady New Jersey. T Cr 'S—Supplies very light: de- i market steads. Pennsyl- a10: * Blackcaps, S0 per erat 2 tes. S INACH Supplies ignt: demand light: | market steady Bushel baskets, New Jer- sey. 83: Pennsylvania ©5. 'ORANGES — No carloi arrivals. three broken and eight unbroken cars on track California. boxes, 50, according to boxes, No. 1. 10.00 minimum meh mimmum ’6-85 ‘.“z-lnch minimum. 9021.00. ne Washington, arrived. three Bushel ‘hampers, on track. % 2.00a2.15; Colorado. NT—Florida. 758 R Gouth Carslina. bushel hampers. L P GEBERRIES—New Jersey. quarts. 25 B ANANASThree cars arrived. three ac U EEED °V§o"fl1§ius—0ne California nrnved one broken ca: L. C. L. Expr Delaware, 46 crates ornia, 35 1u broken ca. Telephones. ton. 2.25 ey erates. 7 Cicumbers. Carolina. ok ts ushel h'"fa".’ss hbulhel Darkets " eEepInnt. pound crates pineapp 181 3-pound bt 3 2 t TRea LY urrels water- ot nRhown .?fxfin 34 ‘crates mixed ve:etlblel —_———— Low. Close. Ver Sug 1st 7s ’42 ctfs 13 13% 134 Va E & P 1st ref 45’55 109§ 109 109 Va Ry 18t 3% 566 A. 105‘4 lol% 103% Va S W con 5858 = 92 Wabash 4%s'78 - !9 28% 29 ‘Wabash 1st 5s°39.. 10234 1023§ 1023 ‘Wabash 55’80 D. 2935 29 29} ‘Wabash 5s ’lfl D ctf 28 58 28 Wabash 518" 3 3 30 Walker H& S (‘%l 45 )BS‘; 1053 105} Walworth 4s '55 . T4 8% T4 ‘Warner Bros cv 65’39 95)% 964 95 ‘Warner-Quin 6s’39. 28 28 28 ‘Warren Br cv 6s '41 WPaP4s’61 H _ ‘W Sh 1st 4s 2061 gt ‘W Sh 1st 4s 2061 reg. West'n Md 1s 52.. 10174 101§ 101% West'n Md 5 . 107 West’'n Pac 5s 8 Aas 34 West'n Un 4%s 108'4 108 West'n Un 58’51 105% 105% 10534 West'n Un 58 '60 108 107 108 Wheel Steel 41,s "66__ 100% 1003 100§ W SpStl1st7s’35¢ct.. 20 - 20 20 W Sp Stlcon 7s’35 ct_ .19% 19% 19% Wilkes B&E 1st 55 °43. 58)§ 5814 5814 ‘Willmar 8 F 58 '40 107 107 107 Wilson & Co 48’55, 1013 101} 1013 ent 1st gn 48 18% 18% 183§ Y'ngstn S&T 3 llot( 109% 110§ Y'ngstn S&T 4s 61 99% 993§ 9944 Youngtn S&T 5s°70 B. lDl 108 51 | ceding week there were 45 advances Total Failures In Business Hit Low Since 1920 ny mo Associated ruu ly 14.—The lowes! wul of business cuunmas since 1020. when trade was flourishing at the height of the early post-war boom, was reported today by Dun & Brad- street for the week ended last Thurs- day. Only five days were included because of the Independence holiday. Commercial failures, as recorded by the mercantile agency, dropped to 140 for the week, compared with 193 in the comparable period last year, a decline of 27.5 per cent, and 201 in the 1934 week. The 1935 figure em- braced a full six-day week. i For the year failures numbered 5,560 against 6,527 in the comparable period last year, a drop of 14.8 per cent, and 6,774 in the 1934 period. | COMMODITY PRICE AVERAGE CLIMBS Wholesale Index Reaches New 1936 Peak During Week of July 11. Rising for the fifth consecutive week, the wholesale commodity price index compiled by the National Fer- tilizer Association rose in the week ended July 11 to the highest point registered so far this year. The lat- est increase took the index to 78.7 per cent of the 1926-1928 average, compared with 77.9 in the preceding week, 76.1 a month ago and 766 a year ago. The latest rise in the index was due largely to higher prices for farm products and foods. Cotton, corn, most grains, alfalfa, lambs and sheep increased in price last week, but de- clines were shown in the prices for cattle, hogs and poultry. Fifteen items included in the foods group ad- vanced in price and only six declined, the final result being a rise of 1.2 points in the index representing food prices. The index representing tex- tile prices advanced during the week, the result of a rise in the prices of | 14 commodities in the index and no declines. A rise in the prices of finished steel, steel scrap and tin caused the metals index to advance slightly. The build- ing materials index went slightly above last week’s index. A continua- tion of the upward trend in the prices of crude rubber and cattle feed, as well as increases in the prices of wood pulp and book paper, was large- iy responsible for the index represent- ing miscellaneous commodities nnm, moving upward. Advances were registered by 51; price series included in the index last week and declines by 15: in the pre- ceding week there were 45 advances and 22 declines; in the second pre- and 11 declines. CHICAGO LIVE STOCK. CHICAGO, July 14 (#).—Heat and humidity forced an early closing of the cattle market todsy. Live stock | traders and animals alike suffered from the weather and the market was very draggy and weak. Almost all live stock prices con- | tinued their heat-induced downward plunge today as wholesale meat quota- tions weakened. Hogs lost mostly 10 to 15 cents, top declining to $10.35. Fat lambs were 25 to 50 cents lower and cattle ruled steady to weak. Except for the 17,000-head hog run, | receipts were generally within trade | expectations. Weakening structure of | wholesale meat prices, however, had | a bearish effect on all live stock quota- tions. Beef prices were unchanged, | being quoted at $9 to $14.50. Pork| quotations, however, were 50 cents to $1 per hundredweight lower, loins being quoted at $14 to $20.50. The cattle market was very draggy because of the excessive heat. Killing quality was plain and demand narrow. | Many better-grade cattle either were | put under sheds or were taken entirely off the market. The Department of Agriculture announced the market would officially close at 1 o'clock be- cause of the heat wave. The early bulk of desirable native lambs sold at $9.50 to $10. although a few brought as high as $10.25. CARLOADINGS. NEW YORK. July 14 P —Revenue freight_carloadings on railroads 'anr'mln today for week ended July 11 inclue Week Last July 11. c‘-mne-ke & Ohio S e N W 2Ry Nickel Plate___ 13834 Pere Marquette 3110479 Tore loadings not included Previous week. 1440 A TIME-TESTED INVESTMENT 7% Paid Since 1931 Payable Quarterly A Local Banking Co Under Experienced Management Full Information Upon Request SMITH HENDERSON CO. Woodward Blds. NA. 1522 CUT YOUR MORTGAGE COST UR modemn mortgage Refinance Plan often means lower interest costs for property owners—with a more convenient method of handling principal pay- ments—and a longer period in which to finish paying off your mortgage indebted- ness. Ask us for the facts —no red tape or obligation. WEAVER " BROS in¢ REALTORS Mortgage Loan Correspomdont Matvapeiitan Life Insurance Company WASHINGTON BUILDING DISTRICT 9486 FINANCIAL. OIL PRODUCTION GAINS FOR WEEK Daily Output in Nation’s Fields Now 2,949,459 Barrels Daily. By the Associated Press. TULSA, Okia.,, July 14.—A gain of 57,419 barrels daily brought the Na- | tion’s crude-oil production to 2,949,- | 459 barrels daily for the week ending July 11, the Oil and Gas Journal re- ported today. Oklahoma showed an increase of | 37,875 barrels daily, bringing produc- tion to 546,525, while in East Texas | a hide of 1,907 barrels brought the daily output to 431,527. Production in the total State ol Texas was 1,142,779 barrels daily, an increase of 4,737 barrels. | Louisiana’s production increased 6,778 to 230,525 barrels daily, while | California’s output jumped 15,500 | barrels to 586,100 barrels daily. Kansas' production of 144,775 bar- | | rels daily represented an increase of only 25 barrels daily. Eastern fields, | including Michigan, decreased their | production to 141,250 barrels daily, | a decrease of 6,713. The Rocky Mountain region’s pro- duction was 57,960 barrels daily, a drop of 1,160 barrels. SMALLEST APPLE CROP SINCE 1921 PREDICTED sy the Associated Press. BOSTON, July 14.—Officials of the United States Departrent of Agricul- ture predicted today that the 1936 New | England apple crop will be two and a | half million bushels less than in 1935. C. D. Stevens, agricultural statisti- cian, said severe frosts during the blos- som period, followed by the recent dry | weather, would keep the 1936 crop down to 3,235,000 bushels, as com- pared with 5,802,000 in 1935. Stevens sdid the apple crop for the country would be about 103,000,000 bushels, the smallest figure since 1921. | | | Investments () First Mortgage, 5/2 /o Real Estate Notes Secnud by new dwellings in N. W. section of Washington. Bradley, Beall & Howard, Inc. Established Nearly 40 Years 71 Southern Blds. fur BUILDING and REFINANCING in the District of Columbia, mearby Ma c Vnmu. “Terms as Lo $1.50 per Sl 000 PRIIDEHTIM. BUILDING_ASSOCIATION 1331 G St. N.W. Room 305 Dlst. 6270 Charter No. 13782. REPORT OF CON HAMILTON NA Of Washingtcn. in the District of Colu 30. 1936. (Published in response to call made by Comptrol! Section 5211, U. S. Revised Statutes.) ¥y A—19 CAN DEMAND BOOSTED. NEW YORK, July 14 (#).—Reports , in Wall street quarters today said de- mand for tin containers for beer had risen sharply as a result of the heat wave. American Can Co. was said to be shipping at the rate of 18,000,000 cans a week. DIRECTORY COMMODITY BROKERS COTTON Memb Momber No,Y Cotton Exnancs GRA i(:.mlben“flhlcl:o ’,“ rd of Trads Westheimer & C e o RUBBER-—HIDES—METALS—f Members Sommodity Exhange It Exlx!':‘ Laidla; Westheimer & Co. NA 880 . ?.E_ Home Witha F. H. A. Mortgage Loan Loans up to 80% | of actual valuation. Frederick W. Berens McLachlen Bl Phone National 8280 Mortgage Logn Correspondent Security Mutual Life Insurance Co. Massachusetts Protective Companies SR 7, 2 When You # NEED IT FOR HOME and SMALL BUSINESS PROPERTY LOANS Applications Invited 1505 N 8t. N.W.—Nat. 3848, REAL ESTATE MORTAGE BONDS Bought Sold Quoted PENNEBAKER- GRAPE & CO - INVESTMENT BANKERS Tenth Floor, Southern Building W HAT should be done> That's just when the service of our Property Management Depart- ment comes in—to assume all details of the management of your apartment house and resi- dential properties. It will save you worry and money, too. B. F. SAUL CO. 925 15th St. Nat'l 2100 Mortgage Loans sorve District No. 6. DITION OF T TIONAL BANK mbia. at the cicse of business on June er of the Currency under ASSETS, . Loans and discounts . Overdrafts . United States Government obligat: guaranteed . . Other bonds. stocks and securitie: . Furniture and fixtures . Reserve with Federal Reserve Bank . Cash, balances with other banks a of collection . Cash items not in process of collectict. 13. Other assets mm: direct and. or um 7.358.677.51 3.357,872.23 51,299.62 2,094.866.75 nd cas 3,602,629.08 159.75 91,020.11 $23.140.908.34 LIABILITIES. . Demand deposits of individuals, p: Time depo:xt., of individuals. part . State, county and municipal de, . United States Government and . Depozits of other bzoks, checks outstanding Total of items 14 to 18, inclusive: (a) Secured by pledge of loa veciments includin artnerships and 11,642,063.42 7.157,611.79 467.31 702.100.00 Shlps and corp 1.785.142.11 and or in- - $3.449,691.13 (b) Not secured by pledgs of lo: investments (¢) Total deposits. . Interest, taxes and other expen: . Dividends declared but not yet p: aside for dividends not declared. . Other liabilities_ . . Capital account: accrued and unpaid 521.287 384.63 61,720.19 ayable and amounts set 25,000.06 68,605.19 Common stock, 50,000 shares par $20 per share - Surplus - Undivided profits—aet_ Reserves for contingencie: Total capital account. Total labilities............. $1,000,000.00 450,000.00 223,684.78 24.504.55 1,698,189.33 23,140,908.34 MEMORANDUM: Loans and Investments Pledged to Secure Liabilities. . United States Government obligations, direct and/or fully guarsateed . Other bonds, stocks and securities_ . Total pledged (excluding rediscount: . Pledged: -$3,456,379.20 553,869.92 s) $4,010,249.13 (a) Against United States Government and postal savings deposits (c) Against deposits of trust departments. (d) Against other deposits. $711,710.6¢ 104,815.00 2,882,590.48 (f) With State authorities to qualify for the exercise of fiduciary powers. (g) For other purposes. (h) Total pledged. City of Washington, District of Columbi: I, E. C. GRAHAM, president of the 310,104.92 1,028.12 $4,010,240.13 a, 55 above-named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. E. C. GRAHAM, President. Sworn to and subscribed before me this 9th day of July, 1936. (Seal.) (My commission expires February Correct—Attest: KENNETH O. HULSE, Notary Public, D. 0. 14, 1937.) ROGER J. WHITEFORD, WM. H. CLARKE, W. J. WALLER « JOSHUA EVANS, JR., E. C. BALTZ, H. G. SMITHY, Directors.