Evening Star Newspaper, September 14, 1936, Page 19

FINANCIAL. BONDS ON N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE CORPORATE BONDS TURN DOWNWARD Losses of Small Fractions to More Than Point Are Registered. Bond Averages Net change. Unc. —1 —.1 Today, noon. 95.9 103.4102.4 Prev. day-.. 95.9103.5102.5 Month ago.. 94.1103.5 102.7 832 993 983 1936 high_.. 95.9 104.1102.9 1936 1OW.ce. 8691018 99.3 1935 high... 87.8102.2 99.8 1935 10Waeee 764 923 845 1982 10W.... 45.8 40.0 646 1928 high...101.1 98.9102.9 IOO.S 10 Low-Y¥ield Bonds. Noon -..-1123 Prev. day- 1124 Month ago 111.8 Year ago.-110.0 1936 high. 112.4 1936 low.. 110.2 1935 high. 110.7 1935 low.. 107.9 1928 high. 1044 1932 low.. 86.8 (Compiled by the Associated Press.) By the Assoclated Press. NEW YORK September 14.—De- clines of minor fractions to more than a point were registered by a majority of active corporation bonds today. Losers included American Rolling Mill 4Ys, Chesapeake Corp. 5s, De- troit Edison 412s, Illinois Central 4Yss and Missouri Psclflc 5s. Issues able to hold unchanged or work a trifie higher included McKes- son & Robbins 5l4s at above 104, * Great Northern 4l;s at nearly 105 and Nickel Plate 4!2s at around 93%. United States Government bonds likewise were on the offside, with losses ranging from 1-32d of a point to 5-32ds. LUMBER DEMAND EXCEEDS OUTPUT New Orders Remain Far Ahead of 1935 Largely Because of Labor Day Holiday. The lumber industry during the week ended September 5, 1936, stood at 70 per cent of the 1929 weekly average of production and 67 per cent of 1929 shipments. Reported new orders slightly ex- ceeded output and were appreciably above the new business of the corre- sponding week of last year, but the v gain was largely because the 1935 week contained the Labor day holi- day. Repomd production during the week ended September 5 of 8 per cent fewer mills was 4 per cent be- Jow revised production figures of the preceding week; shipments were 8 per cent below and new orders 4 per cent below that week, according to reports to the National Lumber Man- ufacturers’ Association from regional associations covering the operations of important hardwood and softwood . mills. Reported new business during the week ended September 5 was 1 per cent above production; shipments were 7 per cent below output. Re- ported new busines of the previous week, ended August 29, was 1 per cent above production; shipments were 4 per cent below output. Pro- duction in the week ended September 5 was shown by reporting softwood mills 18 per cent above the corre- sponding holiday week of 1933; ship- ments were 24 per cent above and orders 47 per cent above shipments » and orders of last year's short week. INSURANCE STOCKS NEW YORK, September 14 (P).—New g ion: York Security Dealers’ Mm'fi:g‘.m Alsk;d‘ Actna cas (2a) tha Ins (1.60) Adin Life' (o0 BFire (1. k) s estchester (1a 34Y Also e (&) BeSaTed ‘or Paid 5o far this year, Sk e | SHORT-TERM SECURITIES. (Reported by Chas. D. l-meay & c&} . Tel. & Tel. 5%s 1043 - e Am tic mnnln 5 iforna 1 u lat e ,gufl”fl 5 '1571»?’ 1y, Hange | e | R " o b e 251 5505 2522 Ras2 & e e 0300250 BRSO B W FOREIGN EXCHANGES. AR R [ 4. Sl"’l Ouou, hosloval n:" Hingary, E”’l A 5 exi - 2938 T dontrear, 008, 5 Niminar. VISIBLE GRAIN SUPPLY. NEW YORK, September 14 (#)— The visible supply of American grain following changes: By private wire direct to The Star, TREASURY, Transactions Tolay. % U SGov't Bonds.._..., $600,000 High. 104,16 102.27 101.27 1083 106.6 105.9 107.2 Cuase. 104,36 102.27 101.24 108.1 1063 105.6 107.1 109.8 108.15 108.3 109,12 2% 8194547 oo 2% 8194851 e 2%81961-54n.- 2% 1965-60 emee 38 1946 3s 1951 34s ma.u 101.24 103, 1063 106.6 1071 1098 108115 1088 109.8 10824 119.7 nfi- 1940-43 June 358194143 Mar 4%8-3%81943-45 108.25 4%81947-52 . __ 119.7 FEDERAL FARM MORTGAGE. . 103.27 103.27 108.27 7. 10510 105.10 105.10 HOME OWNERS' LOAN. 2148 1042-44__. 102, 101.30 102, 2% 8193949 101.81 101.30 101.80 3871953 e 108.21 103.] FOREIGN BONDS. Hieh. Low. Abitibl Pa&Pw 68°53. 543 Agr Mtg Bk Col 6s *48 April coupon on.. Akershus 58 ‘63 Alpine Mont 8 78 '55... Antioquia 78’45 A. Antloquia 7s *45 Antioquia 78 45 Antioquia 7s'45 D Antioquia 1st 785 Antioquia 2d 7 Antioquia 3d 7 Antwerp 65 '68... Argentine 538 '62... Argentine 6857 A. Argentine 6s ‘68 B Argentine 6s *59 Ju: Austrian 78 ‘67 ceceeae Belgium 68 '55 - caeen Belgium 6% Belgium 78 ‘56 Belgium 7s '56 Bergen City 5s '60. Berlin 63 s ‘50 Brazil 6%4s ‘2 (S Brazil 6148 '27+'6T caue Brazil 2 Brazil Brisbane 58 ‘57, Brisbane (] SO, Brisbane 6s ‘50 Buenos A C6%s *55.. Buenos A C 38 '84_ Buen A'4%s-4%8'75_. Buenos A 433 ‘76 Aug Buenos Afres 3 64y 6834 1015 1033 112 1154 15% 15% 5% 15% 18% 15% 1013 108% 11134 115% 161 154 %s'61. Mtz Bk 65 °62.. ‘61 Jan._. Colombia 6s’61 Oct . Jopenhagen 4%s ‘53 Copenhagen 68’52 Copenhagen T 6s ‘54 Costa Rica 78 A '51 Cuba 6% Cuba 5%s ‘53 Denmark 414862 .. Denmark 5% 65 e Denmark 6s "42__.__. Dominic 1st 5%s "43. Dominic 2d 6%s "40_.. Estonia 75’67 Frankfort 6 French Gv 7 49 un st French Gov 7%s"41._. Ger C Ag Bk 63°60 Oct Ger Gov 5% 658t Ger Rep 75 '49 stpd __ Grt CElJap 6%s'60._. GrtCElJap 7s'44___. Hait! 6s 52 - Helsingfors 6%s 60__ Hung Con M 7s "46 Hung Con M 73s 45 unmat coupon on - Italy 7851 ItalCrd P W Ital PUCrd 78’52 Japan6%s’66 . . Jugos Mtg Bk 7s '57 unmat coupon Kreug&Toll 5s '59 cfs.. Milan 6%s ‘52 Montecatini 7s "37.. New So Wales 55- 7 3 28% 9534 9835 98 106 105 21 20% 811 75% 69 863 214 2% 691 69% 98 93 10434 10434 1225 1225 978§ 9T 10134 10134 1013 1013{ 106 106 106% 1063 9% 97K KO () 6135 613 1041 1041 1% 11% T 15 15 8 85 65 653 uz 1nz 11234 1123 27% 274 105 21 821 5% 69 8634 27% 2% 9835 10434 12334 978 10134 10135 10634 106% Norway 6s ua__._... Norway 68 44 ceeee.. 0810 4%48 55 e Panama 6s '63 Panama 5s "63 st Paris Orl Ry 6%s '68. Peru 68’60 Peru 68’61, Peru 78 59 Poland Poland Queensland 6s°47. Queensiand 7s ‘41 Rhine W EI P 6s '55_.. Rio de Jan 88 46 April coupon off ... Rlo Gr do Sul 7s "66 May coupon off «... Rio Gr do Sul 8s *46 9% 19% 19% 193 26 26 8% T8Y 11134 1113 263 26% 16% 16% 18 18 18% 184 6234 624 55 66% 9% 9% 784 784 79 79§ mm 1005 % 974 5434 953 53% 263 843 Sao Paulo C 6%s '57 May coupon off ___. Sao Paulo St 6s 68 July coupon off ... 8ao Paulo St 7s ‘56 Sept coupon off_. . Siemens & H 635 51 Silésia Prov 785 Taiwan Elec Hil . ‘Tokio 63%s *6. “Tokio B L b!d Trondhiem 5%s8'57 Tyrol Hy Elec 7%s '55 91 N 9% 58 2634 843 Vienna 6s'62 May co. Warsaw 7s°68 _ ___ ‘Westphal El Pw €3 53 Yokohama 68 *61.... DOMESTIC BONDS. Adams Express 4848 1024 10234 10214 AlbPer WPEs'48 ww. 69 67 69 Alb&Sus 3%s 46 gtd.. vpr , Q AT THE EVE\TING STAR WASHINGTON D. C MONDAY SEPTEMBER 14 1936, - Atlantio& D 24 48 "l AtIG& W6s'5)..n. 00 o b0 o 9 0 0 00 9 W b..'s'...' 0000900000 Bang & Aroos 4s°51 stg Bot Con M 6%s 34 ct.. Bklyn Cy RR 68 "41 Bklyn Ed con 34 s Bkiyn Man T 438 ‘6 Bklyn Un EI 68 50 Bklyn Un Gas bs *45. Bklyn Un Gas bs Bklyn Un Gas rf 6s 47 Buft R&P con 438 '57 BCR& N 68 "84 ct! Bush ‘Term 1st 4s '52... Bush T'erm con bs *65. Bush Term Bldg 6s 60 Camag 78 *42 otf: Canada Sou 58 °62 A. Can'dian N R 4%8°56_ Can’dian N R 4%s '55. Can’dian N 58’69 July. Can’dian N db 6%s'46 Can‘dian P db 4s perp Can‘dian Pac 55’44 cfs Can’dian Pac 68’64 . Carth & Ad 48 '81 gtd. Cent of Ga 1st 5s'45__ Cent [1 E& G 68°61 . Cent N England 4s '61. Cent of N J 45’87 Cent of N J gen Cent Pac 1st rf Cent Pac bs "60. Cent P Tr Sh L 4 Cert'd deb 53848 . Cherap Ccv bs "44__. Ches &0 3%s'96 D_.. C&Oconbs'89 ... Chi & Alt ref 3s"49___ Chi& EIll 68’51 Chi & E 111 58 " Chi Grt West Chil& L gen b8 Chi Ind & L gen 65 '66. CM&StP ¢s ‘89 CM&StP gn 4% CM&StP 6s *76 CM&StP&P adj 652000 Chi & NW gen 33s '87 Chi & NW gen 4s'87__ Chi & NW gen Chi & NW rf 68 2017., C&NW Nr W 6 ‘36 ChiR I&P rf 4s"34.__ Chi R I&P rf 48 '34 ctf Chi R I&P gen 4s'88__ ChiR I&P 4%8 52 . Chi R I&P 43860 Chi T H&S 1st 5i Chi T H&S inc 63 °60_. Chi Un Sta 3%s'63 B. Chi Union Sta 4s "44__ Chi Un Sta 45’63 _.__ Chi & W [ con s '52 15% | Chilas & Co 5843 Chile Cop deb bs *47 CCC&St L rf 4%s'7TE CCC&StL StLdv 4s'90 CCC&St L ref 68’63 D Clev Un Tel 438’77 Clev Un Term 5873 B Colon Ol 6s '38 Colo Fuel & Iron 5s *43 Colo Fuel & Ir 5s '7 Colo & So 4%s '80 Columbia G & E bs 52 May Columbia Cons Coal Del 6860 Cons Ed NY 3%s 46 Ci Ed Consum Pwr 3% s ’6. Container deb 5s "43. Container 6s *46 Crown Will P 6s Cuba RR 1st bs '52 Cuba RR ref 7%s'3 Cuba Northn 5%’ Dayton P&L 3%s 6! Del & Hud ref 43 Del & Hud 5%8'37.. DelP&L 4%8°63 Den & R G con 4s "3 Den& RG 4%s'36.__ Den & RG W bs'55 _ 3% | Den & RGW 585! 8 Den & R G ref 5s '18 Det Edison 43s *61 D Det Edison 5s ‘52 Detroft Edison bs '62_ Duquesne Lt 3348 '5i East Cuba S 73837 . E Cuba 8 7%s ‘37 ctfs EAdEl IINY58'95_.. E1 P&S W ref 58'65.... Erie cons 45’96 Erie gen 4s "96. Erieref 58 67 ceee... Erie ref 5875, Farb’ks Morse 4s "5 Fed Lt & Trac 5542 _ Fed Lt & Trac 5842 st Fed Lt & Trac 6s°42__ Fla EC Ry 6574 __ Fla EC Ry 6874 ctfs. Fran Sug 715842 Gen St1 C 5%s "49. Ga&Alabs'45 oo Goodrich 68 %45 _a_.. Goodrich 63%s°47____. Goodyear T&R 6s '57. Gould Coup 6840 __ Great N Ry 4s'46 G _ Great N Ry 45'46 H Grt N Rgen 4%s°76 O GrtN R gen 4% 77 B. Grt N R gen §s *73 C. Grt NR6%s'52B____ Green Bay 58’62 B...._. Gulif M&N 68 HarRyPC Hock Val 4%s Houston Of] 6% s 40__ Hudson Coal s ’5: Hud & Man inc 58’57 Hud & Man ref 58 '57. I11 Bell Tel 3%s8°70.._ 11 Cent col tr 48 °52. 111 Cent col tr 4s°53 11l Cent ref 4s ‘55 Il Cent 4% s '66 I11 Cent ref 6. 111 Cent Lou 3% [CC&StL N O 4% s’63. ICC&StL N O §s 'Ol 111 Steel deb 4 Ind & Louisv 4 Int RT Ist rf b= TR T 1strf5s'66 ctfs Int RT 6s°32 Int R T 6832 ctfs... IntR T 7s°32 Int R T 7s 32 ctfy Interlake 6s *51 Int Grt Nr 6s ‘52 Int Grt Nr adj Int Pap 1st 6s Int Pap ref 6s ‘55 IntRyofCA '39. Int TRT %853 _.__. int T&T 68 55 James F & C 4 % | Jones&L Stl 1, w'61A. . 1113 1113 11154 1165 11634 1164 u3 uz u2 1085 10634 10634 111% 1113 11134 1113 1113 1% 13K 1133 11835 187 134 184} miK i1 M Anglo-Chil Nit 78'67... Ann A 1stexin s 98% 10834 10634 1064 |. mom 115% 115 116% 11034 1103 11035 3 11134 11134 1114 101 1005 101 XK 9835 . 943 89% 89)4 8934 10134 10134 10134 9 8 & m KanCF S&M ¢5°36 _ mmfl‘-’llct Kan CSo 1st 38'50 __ KanCSorfin6s’50 . Kan C Term 1st 4n '60 Kings County El & Pw pur mon 6s'97.. Laclede G: % Laclede Gas 6s'42 A Lautaro Nitr 6s'54 __ ‘Leh C&N 4%8°64 C... Leh Val Coal 65 "84 . Leh Val Coal 5874 Leh Val Coal 63’38 Leh Valley Har 5 ‘54 LV NY 1st 4s'45'gtd. LVNY4¥%s40gtd. . Leh V P con 4s 2003 Leh V Pcon 4%s 2008 Leh.V RR con s 2003 m:hl(ymh’::_- 128K Loew's3%4s Long Isl Mll'“-— zow. Close. un [ 80 80 mu 10734 108% B0)5 9% 19% 18K 118 118K Hign. Low. Close. L &N 18t 482003 ... 102} 101% 10134 L &N ¢%8 2003 C.... 10834 108} IMK L&NGs 41 .. 1083 10834 108} L&NSoMonités's3 98 974 974 McKess&Rob 5148 ‘50. 10434 10434 10434 Me C RR ¢lt 48°45 A__ 101} 101 101} . 1081 o1% 91 91 908 90 903§ 9034 90 904 101%§ 10134 10174 104 RR gn 4%8'60. Ry 48'90.... Ry 4s°90 ctts. Marion St Shov 68 *4% . Market St Ry 7840 A. Mead Co 68 "45 = 12134 12134 12984 12034 10454 10435 9% 9% 834 84 8234 83K 1934 19 100% 103% | MOK & T 4 %8 78 e 113 | MoK & T 65 ‘62 120% | Mo K & T ad) 68 '67—— 104% | Mo Pac 4876 . - cemmmm 13034 | Mo Pac 6877 Feeeemr 3% 90 | MoPac68'78G - —eee. 20 | Mo Pactfic 58 80 H_—__ 82)4| Mo Pac 68811 oo 67 | Mo Pacific 634849 A_. 563 | Mob & Ohio 4387 3¢ 15% | Mob & Ohio 65°38 1163 | Mob & O M div 117% | Monong Ry 1st 4s - 119% | Mont Power 5862 A_. 1193 | Mor &Essex 3%s 2000 128{ | Morris & Essex 434’56 963; | Mor & Essex 6855 __ 116% | Nashv C&St L 4878 Nassau Elec 4’51 gtd Nat Dairy 3% Naugatuck 1st 4s °54 __ New E T&T 1st 68°52 Mw Jer P&L 4%s'60. Minn &S L rf 48’49 Minn & S* 1. 6834 ctfs New Orl T&M 5‘/. 003 | N Y Cent 3%s 97 N Y Central 3% s 46_... N Y Cent4s’4 ¥ Cent con Y Centrf 43%s 2013 = ¥ N N NYCrf4%s2013n__ N Y Cent rf 65 2013, N Y Cent cvés'44 NYCLSh3%s NYC&St L5%8"T4 A NYChi&StL6s'38_. N Y Dock 1st 48 °51.__ dison 3% s "65 D. & W istd4s'73.. & W 43%s'73 __ Hel tr 6840 NY NH & Hov dn 48 NY NH & H con 43 '54. NY O&W gen 48’55 NY O&W ref 4s'93 NY Putnam 4s '93 NY Queenscon 3 NY Rys Inc 68 65 Y Stem 1st 68 '51 Steam 1st 68 47 NY Tel zen 4%s 39 NY Tr Rk 65 46 stp__. NY W& B 43%s 48 Niag Falls Pw 31866 Niag Sh 6%s 50 . Norf So 1st ref 58’61 Norf S 1st rf5s’ 14 108% 106% 1113 105 8474 10234 9674 102% 1023 103%4 1085 9% 106 843 6% 1053 1043 1043 51§ 508 10534 1051 1083 1053 1055 105% 1083 10834 102 10434 10534 56 613 57 105% 1045 | 50% | . North Am Co 10533 | North Am Ed 10584 North Am Ed 58 106 | North Am Ea § 105% Nor'n Pac gen 38 2047 wsig Nor'n Pac 4897 _ 105% [ Nor'n Pac 43%8 2047__. 104% N'or‘n Pac 65 2047 . 10534 North Sts Pw 43%8 61 56 | Orden L C 48’4 617 | Ohto Eaison 4s 85 57 ' | Ohlo Pub Sve 78 47___ Ont Pwr Niag 68 '43 Oreg Sh Line 5s "46. Otis Steel 6s'41 Pac Coast 5s 46 PacG & E3%s "61.. PacG & E 45’64 Pac G & E 5342 Pac T&Trf3 106%4 854§ 10034 107 861§ 10034 1025 33 333 16 15% 2714 116% 1084 10834 108 108 10734 107% 2% 25 25% 27 1353 1358 110 110 108% 105% 91} 91% 8635 864 853 86% 108 108 108} 103} 103% 108% 1083 108% 1034 1034 9% 9% 81 81 861 86% 204 2034 105 108} 1083 10834 1043 10434 135 135 11736 117% 1063 107 1053 1063 1043 1041 1113 112 1153 115% 1 [ ] 974 98 91 914 1225 1228 10234 10234 Par-B! Paramount Pic 6s *55_ Penn P& L 4%s "81 Penn RR2%s'70 C. Penn RR 4863 Penn RR 4%s "84 Penn RR deb 4%s '70 Penn RR gen bs '68 People G L&C rf 55’47 People G L&C 6s°43._ Pere Marq 4%s°80 __ Pere Marq 1st 58 '5 Phila Co 58 67 .__ Phila Elec Co 48°71. . Phila Elec Co 41%s '67 Phila & R C&16s°73__ Phila & R C&1 65 *49__ PCC&StL 4s’45D. PCC&St L 418’40 A_. PCC&St L 4%s™42B.. PCCSt L4%s'42C.___ PCC&St L 4%s'63 1. PCC&StL5s*75 B __ Pitts&W Va 418’58 A Pitts&W Va 41560 C Port Ar C&D 6s°53 B Port Gen E] 434560 _ Porto Rico A T 6s"42_ | Postal Tel & C5s'53_. Pressed St1C 5s "33 __ Prov Sec deb 4s '57... Pure Oil 4% 8°50 xw__ Pure Of] 4% 8’50 ww.. Purity Bak Reading Jer C 4s’51__ 4914 4934 | Reading R 434897 A_ 351, 353 | Reading R 4345797 B_. Rem-R 5%8’47 A ww.. 843§ 85 107% 107% grpubllu Stl4Y%s :1_. 9235 93 8535 8535 93 931§ 8014 81 10236 10234 1013 93% 85% 93% 8134 %8s ’56. Richeld Ol 68744, Richfield O 6s "44 ctfs. RG W lstexin Rio G W col 4 " lggz ’:‘;" RIA&L 1st 4% * | Rutland Can 48 4 % | Rutland RR 4%s 41 St Jo Ry L T&P 68 37 St L IM&S R&G 4s "33 StLP& NW 6548 _ St L-S Fran 4s 50 A __ St L-S F 45 °50 A ctfs._ St L-8 Fran 4%s'78__ StL-SF 4%s "8 cf st St L-S Fran 68’50 B - St L-S F' 6350 B ctfs. StLSW2d4s'89 - gn rf 6890 ter 58’63 StP Un Dep rf 58°72_. San A & A Pass 48’43 San An PSvc 6s’52 A Schulco 6%s '46 A stp. Schulco 6% 8’46 B ltp 97 10456 58} 6814 | Seabd A L rf 4 54} 54 545 |Seabd AL 6m’45 A 10834 10834 108}4 | Shell Un deb 3%s '51... Skelly Ofl 4s '51 16034 1604 160 | Socony Vac 3% 100 101 | So Colo Pwr 6 71 69 T Sol;:’lclfle 3 So Pac col uu lm :x 2:';“’"' : 1 102! 20 4% 8 68 . :-',:“ .-," orrs | So Pac 43869 . 67 67 |SoPac4is81_ 34 | So Pac Oreg 4% So Ry gen 4s 10034 1003 100§ 683 67% 68} | So Ry 6%s '5f 79% 723 73 |SORYM&O4s 38 ... 82 82 |SouRyStLadiv4s'sl. 1263 125 gmhn:x:t‘s 55, ey s o0y 1”““ s !llMOflNJI e ll;l‘,‘ e ‘::,;: l'fll.&lfil'l'— e —— Y l- ‘1824 { Tenn C&CEs"44 B blll‘lt‘-—. unif 48 40 e ¥ 9835 9814 983 -nqr-u'ug 11034 uou mu ‘Texarkans ‘Texas Corp l‘:u sl Manila RR £ L 4s°59_. 100 . 107 83 83 884 603 5935 5935 843§ B4lg, Balg 100200 96 96 10134 mx 10134 1083 108% 1081 _ 1083 108} 1081 104 103%4 104 88y 10734 10744 483 4815 1073 1071 1091 10834 110% 1104 903 90 1434 13% 1434 106% 106% 106% 10334 10334 108% W 163 163 16 1196 11955 119% 10634 10614 10635 106% 107 10435 1043 1043 108% 106% 106% 1083 1083 1083 81 B0 81 il 1074 10914 1104 20 - 1103 11034 1103 1023, 102% 1028 T 111% 11134 11134 | 37es! 1063 10634 10634 821 31% 81% 1063 10634 10634 11234 11234 1123 114 114 114 1193 1193 119% - 102} 102 102 64 64 64 10674 1063 1068{ 110% 110% 110 10134 10134 10134 10435 104 10434 10134 1013 363 35 588 B8 941 9814 . 106%% 1063 10134 101 104% 1043 . 1093 109% 10914 109%¢ 106% 10534 1054 12024 120 120% 11434 114% 11434 120% 120% 12084 10234 102 106 106 - 106% 10634 1051 1043 10734 1073 463 453 263 253 - 112% 1123 11234 1114 11135 1113 1133 11814 1184 113% 118K 1135 121 121 121 121 1203 121 04y 0415 943 9474 9434 9474 108 108 108 6 751 183 8 T4 T 36 34 36 9915 9835 993 15% 15% 183 10434 10434 10434 118% 1183 118% oY 914 9Ty 1005 1003 100 106% 1063 10635 107 107 107 107% 107 107 993 9955 0.. 11675 1163 1167 1053 105 105 405 403§ do4 40%¢ 4035 8214 821 445 23 32 3714 108 8215 2034 106 105 1056 121 120% 121 101 101 101 111 111 11 0% 39 a9 1053 10534 10634 943 943 4% 106} 1043 1043 1043 983 107% ll‘“ llll( 104 » SLOWER PACE SET AT COTTON MILLS August Consumption Falls Behind July, but Stays Above 1935 Level. By the Assoctated Press. Cotton consumed during August was reported today by the Census Bureau to have totaled 574,289 bales of lint and 65382 beles of linters, compared with 603,203 and 70,246 during July this year, and 408,325 and 59,102 during August last year. Cotton on hand August 31 was re- ported held as follows: In establishments, 752, 219 bales of lint and 153,062 of linters, compared with 898,084 and 182,137 on July 31 this year, and 648,533 and 164,342 on August 31 last year. In public storage and at com- presses, 4,336,72¢ bales of lint and 29,693 of linters, compared with 8,- 924,101 and 35,038 on July 31 this year, August 31 last year. August imports totaled 12,671 bales, | Bigad compared with 20,305 in July and 8,002 in August last year. Exports during August totaled 182,- ‘orp. 487 bales of lint and 10,585 of linters, Fs compared with 156,262 and 19,331 in July, and 241,484 and 10,662 in Au- | Deo: gust last year. Cotton spindles active during Au- gust totaled 23,433,658, compared with | P 23,249,572 in July this year, and 22,- 046,186 in August last year. Cotton consumed during August in cotton-growing States totaled 480,546 Ein bales, compared with 504,321 in July this year, and 342,899 in August last | year. Cotton on hand August 31 included: In consuming establishments in cotton-growing States, 580,818 bales, compared with 708,131 on July 31 this year, and 481,354 on August 31 last year. In public storage and at compresses in cotton-growing States, 4,300,101 bales, compared with 3,880,156 on July | May 31 this year, and 5,765,393 on August 31 last year. Cotton spindles active during August in cotton-growing States totaled 17,- 269,442, compared with 17,145,596 in July this year, and 16,273,926 in August last year. Washington Produce BUTTER—Range of prices to _stores gathered !rom wholesale dealers (prices nearby shippers based on Phil: New York prices) carton (92 scor : on (90 score), rfite, carton @3 core & o Do pound prints, carton (90 ubs (92 score), 37: tubs (90 score). M!Afl—}eef 15a186: V!Il‘lfllll lllnsb am. 'n Dork 1oin. H0a28: componnd, AT Lards *Prices paid stippers, net f.0.b. Wash- ington, by the United States Buresu of Asricultural ‘Econom EGOS—Market steads. = Prices changed. rres ceipts. 12a25% Bennery” whites. Sazh; a few fancy at 'l to 2 Dremium: Government graded white eges (net $hippers. Lob. Washington). un- ¥ Atarkei steady and nominel in view of the 2t} Delaware crosses. 19a20: Mihirnl lu sizes, 17818; mixed colors, Veeetables. by original receivers Lm8 i Ccasiot arivals: mo_cars cai : on'track. Bupplies fairly liberal: demand moderate; market steady. B Buse b Virginia. Jonathans, . 75a n sgineh, mmlmllm }nég Mt TET 23 ineh eintmum. 1108 1.I5; Northwestern Greeningr. . No. o 3,00a1.18; 2%-inch mlmmum ): 93-inch minimum. 1 50 gombination fu a Delicious. Chvatie. Deliious, 1.608 extra fancy. as to size, 200 _3s to receipts equivalent to one one unbroken car on tracl moderate. demand moderate: smmlv wuker, 100-pound sacks. Cob- . No.'1 New Jersey. 2.00a2.15; ajp. 1 90a2 No carlop arrivals: no cars on trlcl Suppl! oderate; demand moderate; market dy. New York, 50- pound sacks, domestic round type, mostly HONEYDEWS__Three Colorado arrived: one car diveried; one broken unbroken cars on track. Bubvllen llth demand moderate: m-rnt lue.ay colo- rado standard and 65 125, 1°75a2.00. ‘A broken an !uDDllel ll'hl ku about st lozen. 4.6- hsksu 90a1.00. e c-)ltumh arrived: one ope umbroken cars on track. , demand Weatern leituce crates, i New York, bushel broken and two unbroken cars on track. Supplies moderate; mi market steady. est mamauuxr 2.25; crate. ve California arrived. six broken and four unbroken cars on tiack. Supplies moderate; demand ~moderate: Cal mnmu. tern market _ stronger. crates. Iceberg type, 86.50; fair to ordinary aulmy lnd condition. §50a6.00: New York, Eastern crates. Blg Boston tvpe. 2 dozen, 1.5082.00. NI e Thiee Michigan. three New York seven unbroken track. S\lflflhll moderate; g:x’xd“mweme market sieads. York, 50-poul No yellows. U. B. W-nhlnl s3cpound m:xr‘ rger, 8. No. x‘. 3 inches and l 60!1 75. — — "4 wmlfl'\'u‘;lm Texas Corp cv 58 '4é_.. Texas & Pac 6877 B_. 1044 10434 104} Texas & Pao 5879 C__ 105 104% 105 Texas & Pac 68 '80 D_. 105} 105 1053 Third Ave ref 48! RN Third Ave 1st 68 °37__ 1023 102% 1028 Third Avadinex 656 38 38 38 Tol & Ohio C3%s 60 106 106 106 Truax T C6%s’43__. 99)% 99} 993§ Un El1 L& P 68’57 . 105% 106% 1053 UnEIL& P 5%s '54__ 10734 10734 107§ Un Oil Cal 68’42 A.. 121 121 121 1y 10034 10034 10034 1143 1143 114% 1133 1188 1138 1087 108% 108% 11034 1103 11054 10734 1073 1073 1025 1028 102% 325 82i 32% 134% 134% 134% 10634 1063 1063 1033 108} 108% 1043¢ 1043 104% 6934 683 683 % 0% MK 93K 98 98 16% 16 16 10634 106% 1063 985 9815 985 rf United Biscuit United Rys St UtIP&LERS 4T Ver Sug 1st 7 Va Ry 1st 3%s 66 A—. Va S W con 58 68 caae. Wabash 448 *78 cecee. Wabash 58 °76 Becaea. Wabash 6380 Doeeee. Wabasb 5%!""-.._;. 4% 4 38 3734 374 3T 108 108 108 10634 105% 1063 102 © 101 108 and 5895412 and 27,845 on|Am ATGES“One daho arrived: boat | Supplies | 3 market | 3 ¥Y—Two New York arrived, five K Cocoa Prices Go To New Peaks as Supplies Decline By tbe Associated Press. NEW YORK, September 14.—Cocoa prices scaled new heights today in their current climb as trade and com- mission house buying freshened {n the face of diminishing visible supplies. Prices moved up 8 to 20 points, reach- ing 7.90 cents a pound for September (1937) futures, up .20 of a cent, top- ping- the previous high of 7.80 cents in 1933 and reaching peak ground since August, 1930. December cocos sold at 7.39 and July (1937) at 7.81 cents, Trade circles said London demand was leading the market. Manufac- turers of chocolate and other cocoa products, dealers said, fear consump- tion will cross production some time early next year. Some quarters placed the time at March or earljer. INVESTING COMPANIES NEW ¥ 6 York Security ll-r‘zmm l‘ ‘n sk (Noon quotations. ) § ind Corporate Trust Corporate Trust Corp Tr A A m orp Tr Accum T RPN IO D E b EXNEETIT IR £ PG DA S T M Sec winice Sec Petroleu R R Ea 1D 3 it i > DN IR 11121 N DT DN 20 1 AT NITL R DDADANIDADS B St 20 DI DD B CHE3TRIRIRS3AT 183 ’Pflu(” Y Bk Shrs_ 194 —_— NEW YORK BANK STOCKS YORK, September 14 P.—New Yorr & Securlty Dealers’ Assoctation: (Quotations as of 2 o’cloc! Bk of Map (115) xd_ Ba: kers Mamitachu [anufscturs atl City ( Trust NEW YOI Labd Bond b bond (Quotation FOREIGN MARKETS. LONDON. September 14 (P.—The un- certain European outlook had a depressing influence in today’s tock market and an oug! easter tone r:vlll:d some_sup- 5 mlrket fl the lower rt cam evels. o A !mlmfll ve) it al |I ld it c" o Securities " 8 fea andthe e e sisa h ding was 1 T Boufse bank shates. Todusirals Snd Derise deciinine: trhn attet closing 35 to 40 of fra; L Slliu' — EXTRA IS ORDERED. NEW YORK, September 14 (#).— Directors of Central Ohio Steel Prod- ucts Co. declared an extra common dividend of 25 cents and a quarterly of 35 cents, both payable November 1 to stock of record September 15. In the first quarter of 1936 the com- pany paid 12%, cents a share and in the second quarter 25 cents. !l Prm.yl flnlsh t SOmENING; iy Imfm&mm ion Loans Loans on Improved Properties 512% FIRST DEED OF TRUST ONLY GEORGE 1. BORGER Successor to the Business of JAMES F SHEA 643 Indiana Ave. N.W. Mortgage Money For CONSTRUCTION LOANS and LOANS ON IMPROVED PROPERTY in the District of Columbis, Nearby M-rylnnd and Virginia 52% Promps Action B. F. SAUL CO. 928 15 Stroee < Natl 2100 |BUILDING HOLDS FINANCIAL, A—19 U.S. RUBBERTOGET ATLAS BUSINESS dkkkk WELL ABOVE 1335 [ieoline From July Totals Contrasts With Usual Slight Upturn. - Sxecial Dispatch to The Star. NEW YORK, September 14.—The building industry, as measured by the value of permits issued in the various cities of the country, continued to show substantial increases in August as compared with August a year ago, although & decline was registered from the July totals, in contrast with a slight seasonal upturn usually noted for the period. The total value of permits in Au- gust for 215 cities reporting to Dun & Bradstreet, Inc., was $83,109,753, a de- crease of 12.8 per cent from the $95,- 281,845 reported in July, but an in- crease of 49.6 per cent above the $55,- 536,546 recorded in August, 1935. Permit valuations for New York City (five boroughs) amounted to $12,095,174, as compared with $20,- 745,393 in July and $12,193,007 for August, last year. This represented declines, respectively, of 41.7 and 0.8 per cent. Last month’s total at the metropolis was the lowest recorded since last February. For the 214 outside cities the August building volume totaled $71,014,579, compared with $74,536,452 in the pre- ceding month, a loss of 4.7 per cent. Contrast with the $43,343,539 recorded in the like month of 1935, however, showed a gain of 63.8 per cent. ‘The group totals of building permit values for the 215 cities for August, this year, with percentage changes, from last year, are shown in the fol- lowing table: Total U. 8. New Yark Citi itside N. Y. FEE SCHOOL BONDS OFFERED. NEW YORK, September 14 (Spe- cial) —Public offering of an issue of $1,300,000 Forth Worth, Tex. Inde- pendent School District 4 per cent bonds was made today by a banking group comprising Lehman Brothers, Blyth & Co,, Inc.; Kean, Taylor & Co., Eldredge & Co., Inc.; Equitable Securities Corp. and Dallas Union Trust Co. The bonds, dated August 1, | 1936, and due February 1, 1952-66, are | priced to yield from 3.25 to 3.45 per cent. NEW YORK BAR SILVER. NEW YORK, September 14 (A).— Bar silver steady and unchanged from Friday, September 11, at 443, FIRST TRUST LOANS Long-tenm REFINANCING . . . Lowest Rates . . . 3-Year Con- struction Loans . . . 5% 5Y2% BOSS & PHELPS MORTGAGE CO. Loan Correspondent John Hancock Mutual Life Ins. Co. 1417 K 8t NW NA_ 9300. HOME LOANS to build or refinance . Ak $7.50 PAYMENTS as low as COLUMBIA BUILDING ASSOCIATION 716 11th St. N.W. Expected to Receive Orders Formerly Placed With Goodrich Co. By the Assoctated Preks. NEW YORK, September 14.—The United States Rubber Co. will prob- ably get most if not all of the tire manufacturing business of Atlas Sup- ply Co. formerly handled by the B, F. QGoodrich Co., it was learned today in well informed quarters, Atlas Supply, owned by a group of ofl companies which have service sta- tions, including Standard Oil of New Jersey, formerly distributed its manu- facturing business between United States Rubber and Goodrich. James D. Tew, president of Good- rich, announced in Akron Saturday the contract had been canceled, but assigned no reason. While company officials declined to amplify his brief statement, it was learned from other sources cancellation was at the behest of Goodrich and was believed to have been based on desire of officials t» avoid possible violations of the lav under the Robinson-Patman f trade practices act. The contract hac one more year to run. United States Rubber Co. has beer manufacturing Atlas tires without : contract, such as existed between At las and Goodrich, and while official declined to state whether they ex- pected to assume the entire Atla output, it was pointed out in othe: circles that such a course would b a most logical development. Investments First Mortgage, 51/2 Real Estate Notes S d Is N“-\{'. IEG{IO:.:' d“V’: roodile Bradiey, Beall & Howard, lne. uubmnfd Nearly 40 Years NA. Southern Blds First Trust Loans For Purchasing a Home or RE-FINANCING EXPIRING TRUSTS NO COMMISSION CHARGE NO RENEWALS REQUIRED Terms Arranged on Easy Monthly Payments Fion comer 3 o8 NATIONAL Dm%r MSOCI%’ION Ear) ©49 NINTH STREBT, N MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE Attractive Interest Rates Convenient Payment Plans Our Real Estate Officers Invite You to Confer The WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY Member FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM FEDERAL DEPOSIT [NSURANCE CORP'N First MorTGace Loans District of Columbia, Nearby Maryland and Virginia Homes Apartments S% Business Properties Tg:ms from 3 to 15 years Also Monthly Payment Loans RANDALL H. HAG NER & COMPANY INCORPORATED ae LoaN 1321 Connecticut Avenue N.W. Telephone: DEcatur 3600 LOANS ON IMPROVED D. C. PROPERTY Immediate attention on your appli- cation for buying, rebuilding or refinancing. Loans repayable monthly. No charge for appraisal f loan is not made. Interest charged only on unpaid balance of principal. EourrasLe Co.oPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION 915 F STREET N.W. Organised 1879