Evening Star Newspaper, September 11, 1936, Page 23

FINANCIAL. SHARPLY ON CURB Western Maryland Soars About 10—New England Phone Also Jumps. By the Assoctated Press. NEW YORK, September 11.—A few shares jumped sharply out of a trad- Ing rut in the curb market today. ‘Western Maryland soared about 10, New England Telephone was up around 7 and Moore Corp., Ltd., rose 3 points or so. Issues up fractions to a point or more included Aluminum Co. of America, Gulf Oil, Commonwealth Edison, Pan-American Airways and Pennsylvania Salt. Off fractions to about a point were American Cyanamid “B,” Bunker Hill & Sullivan, Creole Petroleum, Mont- gomery Ward “A” and Sunshine Mining. CURB BONDS DOMESTIC BONDS &h L;m Carolina P&] Cent 1il PS 4';Ds P Georg! 35 " Glen Alden 3 Grand T; Guardn X 5! Ifl A Hall (W) 5! Hotel w-xdor{ 0'GG 6 Hosrade Pa'0s ¥y-r-d- Fé o8 lins Cent RR 65 Il Pw & L 65 A Bs . & 5?54‘5 5'1’ L&P 55 A 06 m__ 106% 1061 1¢ a0t Z100° g 100% 2935 8315 m?:‘ 1||1v" 1003 2 91y 10313 108 108 210134 1013 1013 }4!"21""1”74‘ o R 55 A Pim stul 6s 1 106 hm . " NR!IGN BONDS. Ghile MB 6531 mat st 125 Cug‘n_rlb B4 obac 55 'inld RMB 65 '61 st_. er Con Mun 6s With warrants. “xw—Without war- poNew. wi—When lssued. st rlhlotllb(fny impaired by maturity. 'Companies renonou in # In recelvership. CHICAGO LIVE STOCK. CHICAGO. September 11 (P (United fes Department of Agriculture).—Hogs. B0, direct: moitly” 104 ¥v's average: top. dennhle 180-250 pounds. 300 _pounds. largely X 00 er mrades. Pounds. 9.5010. 505 most sws. 8158 cmu 0: calves. 500: all grades . steady: good demand for light- weig! 1,070:pound long yearlings brought the 'day's top at 8.90: she stock unevi all grades heifers steady cows weak. uneven to 15 lower: nd feeders steady: £00d demand Seant_supoly. prices 10 higher: rs. fully st actical top 10.50. 8heep. 13,000, meiuding 10,500 direct. fat lsmbs opening slow. weak to lower to “choice natives. bid 9.25a9.50: garly top. 9.75 on choice natives suitable killers: as yet nothing done on Ds: | sheso bout steads: “eeding Hgdm fairly broad demand: suppiy FOREIGN MARKETS. (#.—Uncer- German _bo were while " trans-Atlantie B el Shares gn and '"‘%.;f:"k? losed e Bourse. of g-n . " ’led B.Sfi& francs. com- ay, and Trentes : ol "to centimes. + remainder of tha list was {Frewular. xom MARKET. NEW YORK. tember 11 () .—Call money steady: 1 r cent all day. Prime < reial paper. 3 e loans vs-six mon ount Tate. New ork Reser! 1% per cent. Central Railroad of New Jersey— Deficit, seven months ended July 31, was $2,003,331 against deficit of $905,415. 3 Stocks and Bales— Dividend Rate. Add 00. High. Low. Close. 60s 108 Adams Millis 1st ot (1) Aero Supply (B)_. 8 Ala Gr't Souall. 26s 66} 66} 66} Allen Indus (t1).. 1 8% 26 108 Alum’n Co of Am._ 500s 134 lll 8 18} Alum Goods t60c- 1 Alunt'n Ltd _ 1 Amc-plpnm- 1 Am Cynam B 60c.. 68 Am & For Pw ww.. l Am G&E (1.40) ll' 6% llfi 4!% 215l 1113 111% Am Gen pf (235)_. 258 Am Laun Mch 60c. 2 Am Lt&Tr (1.20). 6 Am Mfg Co._ . 268 Am Maracaibo.... 11 Am Meter CO.cuuu Am Superpower._ Am Superpwr pf.. Am Thread pf 25¢. Apex Elec Mfg._-. Appalachian Elec Pwr pf (7). Arcturus Rad! Ark Nat Gas. G ATt Mot Wiks §06.. Asso G & Elec Asso G & E $5 bt AssoG&E (A)__. Asso Rayon _ ‘Atl Coast Fisher_. Atlantic CL (b1)- Atlas Corp (a80c) Atlas Corp war . Atlas Plywd a50c. Austin Silver Auto Eroduct Auto Vot M(t BellancaAireraft.. Berkey & Gay Furniture Co. Berkey & Gay Furn pur war. Bickfords Ine (1)~ Black & Decker. BlissTo (E W) Blue Ridge Callc Blue Ridge cv pf 3 Borne-Scry al %1008 Bower Roller Bearing (al%). Bowm'n-Biltmore Hotels 1st pf__. Braz T L&P a30c.. Bridgep't Mach__. Brill Corp (A)-. Brill Corp (B) Brill Corp pf-—eee British Am Ofl coupon (80c) Brit-Am Tob cou B (a75 7-10¢) - Brown Co pf Brown Forman Buffalo Niag & B Bunker H&S 12 Butler Bros__.. Cable El Prod vte. Can Car & Fdry pt Can Hyd 1st pf 6. Can Marconi Carib Syndicats Carnation Co (1)- Carrier Corp. .. Casco Products. - & Castle(AM) &Co 3100s .| Catalin Corp 33 Celanese 1st pf(7) 50s 103 Cent HG&E vte (80¢) Cent&S W 2 Ceut States Elec_. 12 Cent States Elec conv pf (new) 26s Central States Electric 7% ptf 3258 Centrifugal P 40c. 3 Chi Flex Shaft t2.100s Childs Co pf. Citles Servici Citles Service pf.. Cities Sve Pwr & Light $6 pf__.150s City Aut Stpg 60c. 13 Club Aluminum... 1 Colon 0Ol (d) - 2 Colt's PFA (1%)- & Columbia Gas & 2% 2 el 108 6 16% 16l§ 2% 2 204 6034 43 624 62} . 583 6435 15% 1% p 4814 Elev cv pf (5)_.125¢ 1063 1043 8 35 8 Columb Of1 & Ga. Com'with Ed (4)._. Com'with & S war Communit Wat S_ Compo Shoe Mach s t c(50¢c). Consol Aircraft__. Consol Copper—_—. Consol Gas of Balto (3.60) ___ Consol M& S (2). 'BO- Cons Retafl St _. 1 Cons Roval (20c). 2 Cont Roll & Steel Foundry__ Cooper Bessemer. Cooper Bess pf A_ Copper Range. Cord Corp__ Corroon & Reyn__ Cosden Oil Me (d) Crane & Co.. - Creole Pet (. - Crocker Wheeler... Croft Brewing .. Crown Cent Pet__ Crown Cork Intl (A) (21) Crown Drug a20c.. Cuban Tob vte ___ Cusi Mex Mining_. . Darby Petr (50c) .. Davenport H (1).. Dayton Rub (t1) Derby Ol & R Detroit Gasket(1) Detroit Gasket pf ww (1.20) __. Detroit Gray Iron Foundry (20c).. 8 Det Pap Prod t25¢ 12 Det Stl Prod a50c. 1 Diamond Shoe(1).1150s Dictograph(albe). 1 Dochler Die- Casting (a50c).. Dow Chem (2.40) .. Draper C (12.40)_. 108 Dubelier Condens. _ & Duke Power (3) .. 508 Duval Tex Sulph_. 2 Eagle Pitch L 40c. 38 East'n G&F Asso. East'n Gas & Fuel Assoc pf (6) .. East'n Gas & Fuel prior bf (434) . Easy Washing Mach (B) t50e Edison Bros(1.60) Elec Bond&Share. Elec Bd&Sh pf(6) Elec Pwr & Lt 36508 0 Elec Sharehold’g. 1 Elec Sharehold of ww (33) __ 50s Emp Dis Elec pf_.200s Emp G&F 7% pf. 3008 Emsco Derrick(1) Equity Corp European Electrie Ltd bd rts Ex-Cello Alralso. Fairchild Av new.. Falstaff Brewery.. Fanny Farmer Candy (50¢) .- Fedders Mfg(1%) Ferro-Enam (al). Fidelio Brewery Fire A of Phil (2)- lo (218 12100 ceen Ford Motor (Can) B (a75¢)- Gen Firep'f (40¢)- Gen Invest Corp.. Gen Inv Corp pf_. Gen Out Adv pf__ 225s Gen Pub Sve pf $5 208 Gen Teleablc.._. & Gen Tel cv pf (3)- Gen Tire & Rub _. Gen T&R pf A (6). Glen Alden C (1)... Goldfield Consol .. Gorham vte ex(1). Grand Nat Films_. Gr Rap Var t60c-. Gray Tel P S (1) Great Atl & Pac Tea 18t pf (7). Greenfleld T&D.. 12 2 0 9 1 2 1 1 1 2 17% 16% 104 3635 26% 20 8434 2 ll’l 80s 125 125 18 Sales— Dl'ldllfl ll‘l. Add 00. GulfOfl (1)...... Gypsum Lime & A lofll Hall Lamp (a20c). 8 Harvard Brewery. 1 Hecla Min (60c).. 15 Helena Rubenst'n. 1 Hollinger Consol Gold M Ltd té5c. 8 Hormel & Co (1)..100s Hudson BM&S (1) 24 Humble Ol (t1).. & Huyler'sof Del... 2 Huyler's of Del 7% pf stp (4)...100s Hydro Elec Secur. 8 Hygrade Food.... 4 11l Pw&Lt $6 pf...1808 Imp Ol Ltd coupon (160c).. 12 Indian Territory Illum Oil (A)... 1 Ind Pipe Line 40c. 1 Indus Fin7% pf__ 26s 1ns Co of N Am(2)550a Int Hold&Inv Ltd. 2 intl Hydro Elec Systemcvpf__ Int Mining (60¢)-. intl Petro (t1%). Intl Products.. Intl Utll (B) i Int Util pr pf tfla Intl Vitamin t40c_ Interstate Power (Del) pf.__ Inv Royalty (3¢)- Arving Atr Ch (1). chobl(B‘ L)Co(1) Jersey Cent P &L 5% % D! Sersey Cont P& L £ (6) . Jersey Central Jones &Laugh Stl. Kans City P S vte. Kansas City Pub Sve vtepf A Ken-Rad T&L(A). Kingsbury Br (d). Kingst'n Pralle.. Kleinert Co(t20c). Knott Corp(alle). Kress (SH) spec pf (60c) ___ Kreuger Brew (1). Lake Shore M (4). Lakey Fy & Mach. Lefcourt Realty pt (aTbe) . Lehigh C&N(!oc). Leonard Oil Lockheed Alrcraft Lone-Star Gas 40c 69 Long Island Light 189 Long IsLtpf A7 1208 Long Island Light DB (6)_______ 1008 Loudon Pk n t50c. La Land (40¢) ... McCord Rad (B) _. | McWims Dred(4). Mangel Stores Marion Steam Sh_ Masonite Corp t2. 20 Master Elec (60c) Mass Util Asso | Massey Harris | Memphis N G a20e | Mercantile Stores. Merritt Chap & S Mich Bumper C'p_ Michigan Sugar pt Middle States Petrol vte (A).. Middle States Petrol vtc (B) Midl'd Stl Prod(2) Midvale Co (a2)__ Mining Co (Can)._.. Mock Jud Voe (n). Mohawk H 2d pf__ 258 Molybdenum Corp 13 Montana-Dak Util 1 Mont Ward A (7). 508 Moore C'p Ltd (1) 400s Moore Dist (t30¢) 10 Mortg Bank Col Am shares ____ Mount Prod (60c) Mueller Brass 80¢ Nat Auto Fib(t1). Nat Bella Hess _ Nat Container (2). Nat Fuel Gas (1) Nat Gypsum (A).. Nat Invest war___ 3 Nat P & Lt pf (6) 2508 Nat Mfrs & Stores Nat Rubber Mach. Nat Service__ P W OO A S D O o] 038 18 Nehi Corp Nestle-Le M Nev-Cal El p£(37 New Brad O a10c New Eng T&T (6) 1 N J Zine (12) Newmont M 1 N Y Shipbldg. NY Steam _ N Y Tel pf (634)... Niag Hud Pwr __ Niag Sh MdB a10c Nipissing (as0¢c) - Noma Elec (ad0c) 13 North AmL&P . 2 North AmL&P pf 3008 Nor Ind Pub Sve T% pf (313) __ North Pipe L(30c) Nor States Pwr A. N W Eng (a25¢)-.. Novadel Ag (2)... Ohio Brass(B) (1) 25s ©Ohio Edis pt (6)_.100s Ohio Oflcupf (6). 2 Ohio Pwr pf (6) 1008 Okla Nat Gas 3 Oldetyme Distil Outboard Mot (A] PacificG&E 1stpf (13%) oo 1 Pac P&L pf (7)--. 208 Pac Tin spec (t2) 400s Pan-Am Afr (1)__ i Pantepec Ofl __ Pender G (A)(3 % )m. Pennroad (b20c).. 41 Penn P& L (7). 30s Penn Salt (13) ___. 75s Pepperell Mfg (6) 100s Phillips Packing.. Phoenix Seeur_... Ple Bakerles(60c) Plerce Gov (alsc) Pines Wintefront. Pioneer Gold Mines Ltd (80¢) .. Pitney Bowes 40c. Pittsb'gh Forging. Pitts& LE t2% _ Pittsb’gh P G(12). Plough Ine (1.20). Potrero Sugar __. Powdrl & Alx 60c_ Pratt & Lamb(t1) Premier Gold t12¢ Propper McCal(d) Prosperity Co (B) Pub Svs Ind pt__. 1108 Pub Svs Ind pr pf. 60s Puget Sound P & L pf (5)-_. 76s Puget Sound Pwr & Lt $6 of 1268 Pyrene Mfg (80c). 1 Quaker Oats (14)_ 30s Quebec Power (1) 3008 Rayethon Mf Red Bank _ Reed R B new t80e Richfield O1l of Calif pf (4) .- Richm’d Radiator. Reiter-Foster.. Rogers Maj Corp. Roosevelt Field._. Root Pet'm(a25c). Root Petrol'm cvprpf (1.20) . Russek 5th Av(1). Rustless Ir & Stl. % | Ryan Consolld'd-. St Regis Paper... St Regls Paper pf. 40s Salt Creek P(80c) 1 Scovill Mfg a1%-.100s Secur Corp Gen__. 1 Segal Lock & H... 53 Selected [ndus.... 6 Selected Indus allott ctfs(53%). 1008 Seton Leather ... 1 Seversky Afrcraft 13 Shattuck Den Min 4 Shenand’h Corppf 6 Sherwin-Will (4).100s Sherwin-Will'ms 20! Smith Corona vte. 1 Sonotone C(al0c). 15 So Penn Oil(11%). 4 South’n Calif E4 bt B u%) — 1 Southn Calif E4 10% l'lK 40}( 28% d STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1936.° NEW YORK CURB MARKET .FEW SHARES UP By Private Wire Direct o The Star. High. Low. Close. 90% 89) fllfl( 9% 4% 18 284 63! % 12% ’lh Bi§ 9 82 644 1234 1% | 41 24 | 145 | 8814 15 2% % 534 33 6% 244 | 535 8% GENERAL BAKING WILL PAY EXTRA 10 Cents a Share Ordered in Addition to Usual Dividend Rates. By the Associated Press. s NEW YORK, September 11.—Direc- tors of General Baking Co. declared an extra dividend of 10 cents and the regular quarterly of 15 cents on the common, both payable November 2 to stock of record October 17. The regular quarterly dividend of $2 on the preferred was also author- ized, payable October 1 to stock of record September 19. The company serves more than 4,380 logalities in the Eastern half of the United States and has its head- quarters at New York. Continental Baking. Directors of Continental Baking Corp., with properties in 68 cities throughout the country and head- - quarters in New York, declared today & quarterly dividend of $2 on the $8 cumulative preferred stock, payable October 1 to stock of record Septem- ber 21. In recent years quarterly dividends of $1 have been paid on the issue. American Crystal Sugar. Directors of American Crystal Sugar Co. declared an initial common dividend of 50 cents, payable October 1 to stock of record September 21. {| The last dividend paid by the prede- cessor company, American Beet Sugar Co., was $1 on January 30, 1926. The company is a beet sugar producer with properties in California, Iowa, | Minnesota, Colorado, Nebraska, Utah, Idaho and Montana and headquarters at Denver. Swiss Oil Corp. Directors of Swiss Oil Corp. de- clared a dividend of 10 cents on the common, payable October 1 to stock of record September 15. In preceding quarters 5 cents extra and 5 cents quarterly were paid. The company, a crude oil producer, has properties in Kentucky and headquarters at Ashland, Ky. Central Aguirre. Directors of Central Aguirre Asso- ciates declared an extra dividend of E 50 cents and the regular quarterly of 37! cents on the common stock, both payable October 1 to stock of record September 22. The company controls Central Aguirre Sugar Co., Puerto Rican cane sugar producer, and has headquarters at Boston. e CUT IN CANADIAN GRAIN YIELDS SEEN | 215 | Wheat Production Is Estimated at 232,973,000 Bushels, Against 277,399,000 in 1935. By the Associated Press. OTTAWA, September 11.— The wheat production of Canada for 1936 | is estimated at 232,973,000 bushels m a crop report issued by the Dominion Bureau of Statistics. Of this amount 220,903.000 bushels is Spring wheat and 12,070,000 bushels Fall Wheat. The Spring wheat crop of the prairie | Provinces is estimated at 216,000,000 | bushels. The total wheat crop of Canada last ¢| year was 277,399,000 bushels, of which 264,738,000 bushels was Spring wheat 3 and 12,601,000 bushels Fall wheat. 128 8% pf(C)(1%).... &8 23 38 128 The three prairie Provinces last year produced 259,500,000 bushels of wheat. crop at 274.463,000 bushels, nearly 36| 120,000,000 bushels under the 1935 fig- | City | ures. Barley production is placed at 74,376,000 bushels, about bushels less than in 1935. The quality of the oats and barley | harvested in 1936 will be generally poorer than in 1935. The Fall rye crop is placed at 3,781,000 bushels and | Spring rye at 1,201,000 bushels, both considerably below the long-term av- erage and the 1935 figure. Flax seed production is estimated at 1,855,000 bushels, compared with 1,471,600 bushels in 1935, — Stocks and Dividend Rate. Spencer Chain Stores (60c) Square Dpf A Stand C & S t2. Stand Inv cum Sales— Add 00. High. Low. Close. 93§ Stand Pwr & Lt _ Stand P& L (B).. Stand P&Lopf __ Stand Prod (a25c) Sterchi Bros__ SterI'’z Brew a25c. Sterling Inc(a5e). Stroock & Co aTée Stutz Motor . . Sullivan Machine. Sunray Oil (ade).. Sunshine Min (2). Swiss Ofl (20c). Taggart Corp. . Taylor Dist (b5c). Technlcolor Inc _ ‘Tech Hughes t40c Texon O1l & L 60c.. ‘Texas Gulf Prod.. Thermold Co pt Thew Shovel Coal 2008 Tilo Roof al2%c_. 1 Tob Prod Ex(10¢) 8 ‘Todd Shipyard (2)200s Tonopah Min (a3) 1 Trans-Lux Daylite Pic 8n (20c) .. Tubize Chatillion. ‘Tubize Chatl (A). Tung-Sol Lampn. Tung Sol Lamp of (80¢) new ... Twin Coach a20c... Unlon Gas of 43 2 pie] Unit Gas pf(31%) 41 Unit Lt & Pw (A). 22 UnitLt& Pw (B). 1 UnitLt&Pwpf.. 38 Unit Profit Share. 1 U S Foil(B)(60c) . !5 U S & Intl Secur. U S Lines pt g s Plny Cards 11100- u Unit Verde Ex (1) Utah P& L pf (12.91 2-3¢) 1008 UtllitlesPwr &Lt 38 Utility & Indus pt . 7 Venezuela Mex O w"n- Pump .. 3 82% Coal & Coke l su n Air Ex(n). West'n Mdpt __ uo- HVK Williams Of1-0- Matic (a25e).__ 6 14% Williams RCalsc 1 9 Wilson-Jones (2). 1 ‘8% Woodley Pet(40c) 9 Woolworth (F W) Ltd A (a9 3-5¢) Wright Harg t40o YoukonGold__._. & 23 Y'gst'wn Stl Door. 19 89 mnama rates in dollars based SR R 134 L3 2 3 144 9 4y 8% 363§ 8 2% 37 1 363 2 8 A The bureau estimates the 1936 oats An: Potomac 8,500,000 | ah. I:“ ; 2% | gt FINANCIAL, How the Price of General Foods Stock .Has Fluctuated During the Last Four Years Prices of General Foods Stock 1933-193 tor share in |m mz nmouuhd to in 1934, sold between Sher"old between 1000 and 1899 fimes | 1321 T WAL TTELL T T e LTI IIIIIIIIII il JIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIII ‘L. Sfocl Exelunqo IIII 5, ~JFMAMJJASOND * 1933 Wholesale Prices Decline Close to Level Year Ago Ey tné Assoctated Press. A drop in wholesale commodity prices last week was reported by the Labor Department. Owing largely to declines in prices of farm products, the department said, the general price level dropped to 80.9 per cent of its 1926 level from 81.2 per cent the previous week. The corresponding week last year, the in- dex was 80.4. Farm products prices declined 1.4 per cent, largely because of decreases of 4 per cent in grains and 1.1 per cent in live stock and poultry. The food group index dropped from 825 to 822, —_— CONSOLIDATION COAL VOTES TO BUY INTEREST By the Associated Press, NEW YORK, September 11.—Di- ! rectors of Consolidation Coal Co. re- | net earnings are available for pay- per cent of principal sum of the com- | pany’s 5 per cent bonds, due July 1, 1960, on account of interest for six| months ended June 30 last. The| company has 21 mines in Maryland, West Virginia, Pennsylvania and gen’:ucky and headquarters in New ork. Washington Exchange SALES. | | Anacostia & Potomac R. R. 55—$1,000 | at 78, $1,000 at 78. AFTER CALL. Lanston Monotype—25 at 86. Washington Rwy. & Elec. pfd—10 at 110%. Bid and Asked Prices. BONDS. Amer. Tel. & Tel. 41as el & Tel. col i, Pot. Guar. & P. Tel. of Va. b: Gastral Teactian & & Suburb: Wash. Gas 6s series B.__- Wash. Rwy. & Elec. 45___ MISCELLANEOUS. | Chevy Chase Club 5'2s_ | Gol._Country Club 515s. W. M. Cold Storage 5s_ 1 STOCKS. PUBLIC UTILITY. & Tel. (9)_ Transit Co.. Steamboat (6! Pot Blec ., Fover 67 pL. Amer. Tel Cavital & C Dltl! 4 Com .tk smnn @8- 5 So5scad Bidins 3258 i 1ovaiii int @3 . Loan & Tr. FIRE INSURANCE. American (:12) roorar & National Union b TITLE | Columbia (.30) °_. Real Estate (6) Carpel Corp. (1.60) _. 1 Lanston Monotype (4 Mergenthaler_Lino (§) Peop. Drug 8 com (1) Peeliplu Drue,8. pid. wd'd ‘Wdwd. fi Loth. pfd. *Ex-dividend. 18 per cen extra. 80¢ Taid a3 15. 1036: 50c paid Au- gust 15. 193 .—h_2 sner c‘e;fl extra. 70, ex S5 Daid June 30. 1036, Bhon ciosea™™ ] DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED NEW YORK. September 11 —Dividends declared (prepared by the Standard Sta- tistics Corp. Increased. (-7 2ol Pe- Stoc kal? 1- riod. record. .bc Q Afldl‘(“ T Bh Mulu Har { 80" Horn & Hard! m Cflmmerclll Tel Singer Mfg _ Ideal Cement_. Am Fork & Hoe ¢ | cnic 'ro'tl‘g ” ar Cohn-Hall 6% Crow Bominion. Glass. min Glass 7% su ‘l\ s:a:.n::*.a, el Wekorer Broe ‘West Hartford Trust estern Light & Tei OnObOOOODOO O EEE L2 8233 000000 and 1739 fimes earning Ll AMJJAS 1934 Loters above are initials for monfhs—) for January, F for February, ebe. GOLD CURRENCIES EASE IN LONDON DEALINGS By the Assoclated Press. LONDON, September 11.—Gold cur- rencies declined in an inactive foreign exchange market today. ‘The United States dollar lost % and closed at 5.06 to the pound, compared with the overnight New York rate of 5.05)2. French francs ended at 76.87 francs to the pound, as compared with 76.78 yesterday. PARIS, September 11 (#).—Three per cent rentes, 65 francs 45 centimes; 4% per cent rentes, 68.55. Exchange on London, 76.88. dollar was quoted at 15.19, INVESTING COMPANIES September 11 (#.—! York Becinn Deaters’ Astociation, " (Noon quotations.) Admin Pd 2d Inc Am Business Shr: The Asked. 1 ported today they have deurm'med‘og ment October 1 to the extent of 1. Bt und Investors Tne Fund Tr Holding Investors N Y Coll Investors Fd ~C” Inc__ Investors Fund of Am Keyston Cust Fund B- Major Snrs Corp Fund f Am Suberviaed Bre Trustee Stand Inv C Trustee Stand Inv D Trusteed Am Bk Trusteed Industry $hr Trusteed N Y Bk Shrs__ RUBBER FUTURES fiw ¥DRK M!em:er ‘ll"l’r‘—(’?fnflde ru ures “opened auiet. hisher. Seotember Unaudted: December, | 16.36b: March. 16.50. MONTREAL SILVER. MONTREAL. September 11 (# —Silver futures opened steady, 10 lower to 2 huher September. 44.72b: 460b; March. 44.32b. b—Bid Earnings amounted to or share in 1935. sold between: |3.45 and 1676 times 1$17,508,232 of the previous week. |at 2 for fine granulated NI In 1929 earnings amounted to $3.68 per share. Stock sold tween 951.and 21.16 fimes earnings. Slight Increase Revealed in Gold Imports for Week By tne Associated Press. Gold imports for the week ended September 4 were reported today by the Commerce Department at $17,- 601,245, a slight increase from the Silver imports for the week ended September 4 were $10,262,807, com- pared with $1,815,494 in the preceding | week. ‘There were no gold exports during | thz week ended September 4. Silver exports totaled $41,149. NEW BOND ISSUES HIT $62.279.973 Week’s Total Is Swelled by $55,000,000 Offering of Empire State. By the Assoclated Press. NEW YORK, September 11.—Bol stered by the $55,000,000 New York State flotation, new bond offerings for the week ended September 10 totaled $62,279,973, compared with $80,018,200 in the preceding period and $35,753,000 in the corresponding week a year ago, a special survey by Poor’s Publishing Co. revealed today. Municipal loans floated increased to $58433,000 from $51,335,000 the week before and compared with $14,- 303,000 in the like 1935 period. Industrial company obligations offered aggregated $1,250,000, the same as in the 1935 period. There were no loans of this type in the September 3 week this year. Miscellaneous offerings totaled $250,« 000, compared with none in the pree ceding week and $300,000 a year ago. No public utility bond financing was recorded, while the week before such offerings totaled $28,000,000 and a year ago $19,900,000. Stock financing jumped to $2,346,- 973, compared with $683,200 the pre- ceding week and none in the 1935 period. NEW YORK BANK STOCKS NEW YORK. September 11 () .—New York Becurity Dealers’ Association: (Quotations as of 2 o'clock.) Bid. Asked. Bk of Man (1'2)_ Guarsnty Te (1 Trving T7 (.60) xd_ Manufacturers’ Tr V1a) Manufacturers' Tr pi. Natl Ci NEW YORK SUGAR. NEW_ YGRK. September 11 (¥ — susar was owiet eoriy waasy Ritbauen | no sales were recorded. ihe undertone was easier. More sugar was available At the lasi paid price of 3.65 for spot, 1s showed no further interest s unchanged and held eady on further trade and com- house buying. with the exception Of ‘November. which® weakened under in- | creased liquidation. ~ Thirty-nine ~addi- | | tional September notices were issued. They | appeared to be stopped promptly and had no effect on spot months, which heid arouna the previous level of November. _after opening at 268, | clined to .45, a net loss of 3 poinis. at new crop_ positions hel o1 Pomt “around midoay, ‘with “Santary 50 and March at 2 48. Refined was uncnanged at 4.65 to 4.7 reported The Government crop report placed the production of sugar beets at | )00 tons or about 15 per cent Siove the 1043 Crop. Bhouid The sield of sugar be the same as last year the outturn would amount to about 1.440.000 short tons of beet, as against last year's outturn_of ~1.261.000. cane yield was yll:zfl a8 compared with 4,087.000 year. The Government estimate t the crop would make about 289 000 tons of sugar if the usual outturn of 155 pounds of sugar per ton of cane is main- tained this year. RALEIGH. N. C.. September o — Tobacco salés on Hew bRt Belt markets yesterday included. Market wils Goldsboro~ TOBACCO MARKETS. 1 | Average | Pou_‘nds oErie | ON IMPROVE Title G & T a—Including extras, —_— FEDERAL LAND BANKS NEW YORK. September 11 P —Fed- eral by 1 104 10378 1097 1034 10112 10112 101% 4s 45 45 U. S. TREASURY NOTES. Ra(ReDgrted by Chas. D Barney & Co.) NEW YORK BAR SILVER. NEW YORK, September 11 (P — Bar silver steady and unchanged D D. C. PROPERTY Immediate attention on your appli- cation for buying, rebuilding or refinancing. Loans repayable morithly. No charge for appraisal 'f loan is not made. Interest charged only on unpaid balance of principal. EourrasLe Co.orEraTivE B UILDING ASSOCIATION 915 F STREET N.W. Organized 1879 egl:fitlltl.lfly . The 65"*Year Of Progress Sixty-four years ago today, the Second National Bank began business. During these years this institution has continually forged ahead, until today it occupies a prominent place in the financial affairs of the Capital. To the many loyal customers and other friends who have made this progress possible, the officers and directors of the Second National Bank extend their thanks and good wishes. THE SECOND NATIONAL MAIN OFFICE 1333 G Street, N. W. VICTOR B. DEYBER BANK OF WASHINGTON Chairman of the Board * BRANCH OFFICE 509 7th Street, N. W. JOHN A. REILLY President RESOURCES OVER $8,500,000