Evening Star Newspaper, September 22, 1936, Page 17

FINANCIAL., RAILROAD BONDS LEAD N UPTURN Gains in Majority Over Large Part of List—U. S. Issues Mixed. Bond Averages 20 10 10 10 Rails tndus Uti For'n Net change. +.1 +.1 —1 —. ‘Today, noon 96.5103.4 1025 70.3 Prev. day... 96.4103.31026 70.4 Month ago. 94.1103.4 102.7 69.0 Year ago... 826 994 972 67.3 1936 high... 96.4 104.1 1029 720 1936 10W.-... 86.9101.8 99.3 67.6 87.81022 998 704 764 922 845 655 - 458 400 64.6 422 1928 h‘Eh...lOl 1 98.9102.9100.5 10 Low-Yield Bonds. Noon ___.112.7 Prev. day. 112.7 Month ago 1120 Year ago- 109.9 1936 high. 112.7 1936 low.. 110.2 1935 high. 110.7 1935 low.. 107.9 1928 high. 1044 1932 low.. 86.8 (Compiled by the Assoclated Press.) By the Associated:Press. NEW YORK, September 22.—Gains ‘were the rule over a large part of the domestic bond list today. Rail liens were the outstanding leaders of the upward movement in the corporate section. United States Governments were irregular, 3-32 of a point up to 4-32 lower. Polish loans lost considerable ground in the for- eign department. Advances of fractions to more than & point were recorded by obligations of Chesapeake Corp., St. Paul, Erie, Ilinoils Central, FPrisco, Missouri- Kansas-Texas, Nickel Plate, Southern Railway. Youngstown Sheet & Tube, International Hydroelectric, Hiram Walker and Walworth. CHICAGO GRAIN By tne Assoctated Press. CHICAGO, September late upturns hoisted wheat prices about 2 cents today. with buying based on reports of record-breaking dry con- | ditions in Canada. All Winnipeg wheat futures rose to new highs for the season. Drought areas of Canadian prairie provinces were asserted to be probably more ex- | tensive than ever before at this time | of year. Wheat closed strong, 1%a2', above yesterday's finish, September 1.16%g al; December 1.15%a%;; corn 134 down to s up, September 109533‘.. December 9433205, oats ',a% ad-| vance and provisions varying from 15 cents setback to 20 cents gain. WHEAT— Open Sep L1412 22.—Brisk | U 8 Gov't Bonds.. Domestic Bonds... TREASU 1955-60 reg_. 98 1946-48 3s 1951-b6 3148 1946 Q!._... 3%8 1949-52.... 3%s 1941 e 3108 1944-46 ___ 338 1940-43 June 3948 1943-47 338 1946-56._. 45 1944-54. 4%s-3%81943-45 Abitibl Pa&Pw 6 Agr Mtg Bk Col 68 *47 Febr coupon on—. Akershus 6s ‘63 Argentine b%s '62 Argentine 68’57 A. Argentine 65 ‘63 B Argentine 63 '569 Jun Austrian 78 ‘57 | Belgtum 63 '65.. Belgium 6%s ¢ Belgium 78 55 Belgium 78 '56 Bergen City bs Berlin 6558 _ Berlin 633 ‘60 Berlin El Ry 6 | Brazii 6 Brazil 1 Brazil 8s '41. Buenos A C 63,8 55.. Buenos A C 388 Buen A 4%8-4%8 (5. Buenos Afr Buenos A C Canada 23 Canada 8% '61 Canada 4s 60 | Canada 68 '52 Chile 6360 . | Chile 6s '61 Jan Chile s | Chile Mtg Bk 6s Chile Mtg Bk 6% Chile Mtg Bk 63 Colombia 6 | Colombia 6s "61 Oe Col Mtg Bk 7s'46 | Copennagen 6s '52 | Costa Rica 78 A 51 | Cuba 4%;s'49 . Cuba 58 '14-"43 | Cuba 63s 45 | Czechoslovakia | Denmark 4% | Denmark 6%s '55 \? | Denmark 6s *42 Chicago Cash Market. Cash wheat, No. 3 hard, 1.18%; corn, Lake billing, No. 2 yellow, 1.09a 1015; No. 4 yellow, 1.09; No. 1 white, 1.2014; No. 5 white, 1.14%,a17; Illinois oroportional, No. 2 mixed, 1.09 5 mixed, 1.08'2a09; No. 1 yellow, 1214; No. 2 yellow, 1.10';a121;; 3 yellow, 1.09':a10; No. 4 yellow, 1.08'3810; No. 5 yellow, 1.08'.a10; No. | 2 white, 1.22; No. 4 white, 1.19%3; | sample grade. 1.04a07; oats, No. 1 white, 462847 No. 2 white, 44%;a #712; No. 3 white, 45%, hea no rye; barley, 1.43a47; 5 cars, California, 1.20; feed, 72a82; malting, 1.15a47; timothy seed, 5.7586.00 cwt.; new, ; clover seed, 14.00a21.00 RPOOL, September tutires elosga October December_. 1 March . 1.14% Exchange. 5.06. 22 (#).—Wheat Close 1.207y 1.20 Lld% 1 15“‘ Winniper Prices. WINNIPEG. September 32 (P.—Grain range follows Pre WHEAT— High Low. Close L07iy 1.003, 1208 lmn 106 T0R12 1063, 1104 s 1107 10813 461 45% 4578 45l October clese:| December _ OATS— October . Baltimore Quotations. BALTIMORE. September 2 (#.—Wheat, - Ted Winter. ‘garlicky, spot’ domes Vo s«number 1170 SUBSIDIARIES MERGED BY VIRGINIA RAILWAY By tbe Associated Press. NORFOLK, Va., September 22.—All subsidiary companies of the Virginian Railway are being dissolved and the holdings transferred to the Virginian Railway Co, W. E. T. Loyall, vice president of the company, today an- nounced. The transfer of the terminal at Sewalls Point from the holding com- pany operating the terminal to the railway company itself was the occa- sion for the statement by Vice Presi- dent Loyall. CHICAGO PRODUCE. Seotemer 2 . —Poultry, trucks: steady. hens. 4 5 "'s‘p"nn " ulldui‘lfl es. % oun ‘Wh! k: uz L &Jhokm ucks, 4 ynun: w ne nuekl youne colored. | 14; o 1l colored, 11: old Crllmtr!—lfia iray 102 008! Q‘»a Do\llldl u{! 1 pounds _up. white ‘ducks, 14 eese. 11 0. Wi llun lrldc. .! 45: U, led, 1.50; Oruon lfill Trlumph!. 1.8 0 cullss 1.5 Red M Brown Beauties, 2,05 0; Michigan Cobbl!r No 1, 1.70a1 75 New Jer-e h Y \nd sslvania cobbltrn. U 8N bblers, U 8, No. Cobblers, U 01 i _partl; Aded, 140 ll.lu'l‘ 705 p" A Barocs Bilss Tri- umphs, Darkiy sraded 1,78 —e rnmmm PBOD\!O!. u; V. ng- ':m.h h. hnev. I‘;rr yellow 23 fair qual: 23! ordinary. lln 30 ducks. Powl _fresh-kil i612a74; chickens. a| ‘cuum. 20a2K; olfl roosters. lll‘v p(:ke A tern. under 5 pounds. 15a16%. | Dominic 1st 5358 *40_ | Dominic 18t 548 '42__ | Dominic 2d 5% 40 French Gv 7s 49 un st .| Ger Gen Elec 75 45 Ger Gov 5% 65 st | Ger Prv & City Bk con Ag 6738 58 Ger Rep 7s '49 stpd | Good HS & I 78°45 GriCE) Jap 6%3 50 Grt CEl Jap 7s '44 Greek Gov 6s '68 Heidelberg 71 italy 78’51 Japan 6% Japan 63,8 '64 Jugos Mtg Bk 78’57 unmat coupon ____. Karst 68’43 ct st prin Kreus&Toll bs '39 cfs_ Met Wat 5% 5’50 | Mex 6s "33 asst sm._ Milan 6%s 52 Montecatini 7 Montevideo New So Wal '37.. Norway 4%s ‘bl Norway bs '63 Norway 6s '43 Norw Hy Elec 5%s '57 Oriental Dev 533 ‘58 Oriental Dev 6s '63 |OsloG & E 53’63 | Panama 55 63 sto Paris Orl Ry 6%8 '68. Pernambuco 78 47 Sept couponoff .. | Peru 6s '60._. Peru 6361 Poland 6s°40._. Poland 78 '47 .. Poland 8s 50 | Prague Gtr 7% Prussia 65 '62 Rhein Ruhr 65’51 Rhine W EI P 63 ‘55— Riode Jan 6%s '53 Aug coupon off Rio Gr do Sul 65’68 June coupon off ... Rio Gr do Sul 85 '46 April coupon off _. Rome 6%s '62 Rotterdam 6s '64 Rumania 78 *49 Aug coupon off _____. = Sao Paulo C 88’53 coupon off Sao Paulo St 8ao Paulo St 78 '56 Sept coupon oft Shin’su El P Siemens & H Silesia Prov 7s 58. Sydney 6%s 55 Taiwan Elec 638 "T1._ Tokio 6%s '61. Tokio E L Ltd 6’53 Trondhjem 5%8'57_. Uilgawa EP 78°45 Un Stl Wk 6348°47 A_ Uruguay 6s Uruguay 63 Warsaw 7s '8 Wuerttemberg 7s '56_. Alleg Corp 6s '0;.. Alleg Corp 68 ‘50 stp .. Alited Stores ¢ %8 ' Atlantio & D 2d 48 8. Auburn Auto 4% 839 B&O % B&Oref 58°05 Aaeen. B&OG68'96 F o cee. Approximate Transactions Today. Foreign Bonds . ... High. FEDERAL FARM MORTGAGE. . 104, 103,27 103.24 103,27 . 1064 1062 1052 HOME OWNERS' LOAN. 1013 FOREIGN BONDS. mim. Low. Close. -, 9% . 10034 DOMESTIC BONDS. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, ref 68 2000 D PLE&W V 48’41 Swn 68 ‘50 --- 14,840,000 RY, Low. 104,14 102.26 10126 1016 102.29 102,21 1065 106.2 106,31 106,17 109.5 10812 1088 109.10 112,12 1146 108 22 Bklyn Ed con 3% Bklyn Man T ¢%s 66 Bklyn QueensC& 8 con 58 '41 stpd ___ Bkivn Un El 6s '50 Brown Shoe 3% s 50 Buft R&P con 48 67 Buff R&P cn4%8'57 rg BCR&Ncl 5834 BCR&NGs"34c Bush Term con bs Bush Term Bldg 6s '60 By-Prod Ck 634® '45._ Can'dian N R 43361 NR4%s 67, N 58’69 July 109.10 12,15 1145 108.24 Y 1049 1049 31 101,81 10131 101.28 101.28 103.17 108.17 Can'dian N db 6% Can’dian P db 4s perp. Can'dian Pac 4%s '46. Can'dlan Pac 4 %8 ‘60 Can‘dian Pac 68’44 cfs Can’dian Pac 68 '54__. CaroCl& OG5s'38 ___ Car & Gen 68’50 ww __ Carth & Ad 45 '81 gtd. t of Ga con bs "45.. Centof Ga6s'69C Centof Garf 5%;s°59. ent (1l E& G b8 51 Centof NJ 4s'8 tof N J gen t Pao Cent Pac 5s '60 Cent Steel 8s 41 Cert’d deb 648 48 . Champ P& F 4%, 5°50. Chesap Ccv by 44 _ Chesap Corp b8 47 Ches & O 3%s'96 D. C&Ogen 4%8°'92 C & O con bs 39 Chi & Alt ref 3s Chi & E 111 §3°51. Chi & E Il 51 ctfs_ Chi Grt West 4869 __ Chi Ind & Lou 4s"47__ Chi | & L gen 63 66 CM&StP gn 3%8'89 B. CM&StP 45 ‘89 CM&StP gn 435889 C. CM&StP 43;8'89 B CM&StP 4%s 89 CM&StP 6s 76 5814 594 201 97 101 101 1005 100% 101 10044 201 9734 10144 101 101 100% 10134 10074 1003§ 200 973§ 101 101 1008 100%4 100% 10274 1083 109 97§ 10534 1074 11434 10514 993, Chi & NW gen Ilal 87 6414 | Chi & NW gen 43 '87_ 834 | Chi & NW 4148 2037 101 | Chi& NW 4155 2037C { 10314 | Ch1 & NW 6% 8749 ___ 11114 | Chi & NW 43 115% | Chi & NW gen 6a '87__ 14% | Chi & NW rf 552037 _ C&NW Nr W 63536 Chi T H&S 1st Chi T H&S inc Chi Union Sta b8 44 Chi & W | con 458’52, Childs & Co 5843 . | Chile Cop deb bs *47 Cin Un Ter 3338 D gtd CCC&St L gen CCC&St L rt 4%s'17 B 9934 991y 1003 105 7514 % 6 17434 a2 25% Clev Un Ter 5% Colo Fuel & Iron 5543 Colo Fuel & Ir 55 '70__ Colo & So 4% '80 Columbia G & E deb 53”52 April ___ Columbia G & E bs 52 May Columbia G&E bs '61- Cons Coal Del 5360 _ Cons Ed NY 3%s'46n Cons Ed NY 3%s'56 n ConsGas N Y 4%s ‘51 Cons Pwr3%s Container deb 68 43 _. Crown Will P 65 *51__. Cuba RR 1st 68’52 _ Cuba RR ref 7%s '36 ... Cuba Northn 5%« Cumb T&T bs Del & Hud ref Del & Hud 6 41 i3 33 3434 9035 9614 2874 18 81 861 95 62 | 1041 | 10434 | 122 97% 101 101 1004 1043 104}y 122 97 101 101 106 100% 79% 8343 101 Det Edison 43;s '61 D Det Edison s '52 Dul 8 S & At 5837 Duquesne Lt 3%s ‘56 E Cuba 8 13837 ctfs El P&S W ret 5u e, Erlecv 4 Erfe cv 43 %53 s Erie gen 43 96 __. Erieref bs "67... Brte ref 68°75... Farb’ks Morse 48 '56._. Fed Lt & Trac 5s'42 Fed Lt & Trac 5842 st Fed Lit & Trac 6342 Fla C & Pen 5843 _ Fla EC Ry 4%3'59. Fla EC Ry 6374 Fla E C Ry b3 74 ctfs. Fran Sug 7%8 %2 . Goodrich 6% s "47.. Goodyear T&R 68 '57. Joth Silk H 63’46 ww Great N Ry 45’46 G Great N Ry 48°46 H _ GrtN Rgen 443’76 D Grt N R gen 4% "7 E. Grt N R gen 58 73 C. GrtNR 6%s 52 Green Bay 53’62 B. Gulf M & N 68 '50.. Har Ry P C 1st 48 ‘54. Houston Ol 6%s "40_. H’satonic con 5s '37_. Hudson Coal 63 52 Hud & Man inc 58’57 Hud & Man ref 55 '57. 111 Cent 3% s '62 884 18 8914 6634 504 108 108%§ 8% T8Y T8y 7834 80% 8134 K 8134 10054 9814 3014 54% Baly a8y 2% 9834 3014 5434 54 % 2% 111 C Lou 3% 111 Cent W L. ICC&StL N O ICC&StL N O IntRT lstrf 1R T1istrfbs Int R T 6a’32 Int R T 78 '32 ctfs. Interlake 68 °51. Int Agr el 68 42 stp. Int Cement 48 '46 Int Grt Nr Int Grt Nr6s'62 A Int Hydro E) 6s'44. Int Mer Marine 63 ‘41. Int Pap 1st bs 'cl A 99%% 98J4 % 9 6 64 100 100 100 166 16934 164 70 6934 170 8035 8034 8035 11134 110% 1113 1063 108§ 105 18 11734 18 11234 112 112 | [nt Pap ret 6: 10614 106 106 | [nt T&T cv 43483 11134 11134 11134 | Int TET ¢%8 %63 - 111% 11136 1115 | Int T&T 68 '66 - o% 9% Jones&L St cu-’m. um;: 10834 nua KanCFS&M (736 985" 98)§ 98% | Kan C So 1st 110 110 110 mcsom-u-so.. 1093 109%¢ 1 Kar C Term 1st 43 °60 11114 1113 111% | Kendall §% 8’48 ww.. 1161 1183 11834 | Kings Co Kl 4849 ___ 1103 11034 110% | Kings County Light 11184 11136 11136 | 1st 6348 *54. 114 116 14 |} acied0 Gasb Lacl |o|!( 10134 10134 Gb % % mom--nn : "K 9134 93% | ake S&M So 3% 97, 10235 1084 108 Lautaro N":."...‘, E C&N 8 54 A.. 5 “" “ Leh C&N ¢%8'54C__ 82)4 81 81 |} on Val Coal 68 54- 813 803 81% | Leh Val Conl 53’64 ... © 112 mu 11234 | Leh Val Coal 5874 2% Leh Valley Har 6 1% UIK 9134 LV NY lat 445 gtd.. . 128) High. Low, 94 91 108} 108 1043 104 106% 106 9934 9874 109 109 114% 114 11434 11434 1215 1214 10474 1043 8134 86 1023 1035 K 1124 i 105% 661 56 96 17% 11634 119% 1215 ng 116 119% 121% 1284 96 1035 10614 116% 1083 106% 1074 8974 308 9614 10315 10634 1164 1088 10684 107% 10544 1043 52 10575 1054 106 1083 102 105 56 6314 57 10134 8814 BONDS ON N. Y. STOCK By private wire direct to The Star. Close. 91§ 103 10434 106% 9934 109 114% 11434 1213 10435 EXCHANGE . Close. 1003 1003 1004 0% 69% 0% 6% TB4 4% LVNY4%s'0gtd Leh V P con 482003 _ Leh V P con ¢ %4 2003 Leh V RR con bs 2003 Ligg & Myers 78 "¢4.. Loew's 3% s Long Is) ref 4s'49.. Lorillard 7s '44 La & Ark bs Lou G & E 68’52 - Lou & Jeft Bld 48 '45.. L& N 4%8 2003 C L & N So Mon jt ¢8'52 McCrory Stores 5s '51. Me C RR gn 4348'60A. Manatl Sug 7% Man S 1st 73842 ctfs Manhat Ry 48’90 Manhat Ry 90 Marion St Shov Market St Ry 7s '40 A Mead Co 65 45 Met Ed 18t rf 414868 Mich Cent 338 '52.. Mich Cent 4%8'79.... Mid RR N J 68 '40.. MIUER&SL 68’61 . MiIlER&SLrf 68'71. Mil & Nor con 4%s '39 MiSpa& N W ds'47.. Minn &S Lrf 4s'49__ Minn & S* ' s ‘34 ctfs MStP&SSM cn MStP&SSM cn MStP&SSM b MStP&SSM 6%s MStP&SSM 5% s MStP&SSM rf 68 46 A Mo 111 68 5% Mo K & T 1st 48 90_.. MoK & T 43°62 B._ MoK & T 4%8 T8 . MOK&T6862A —ae MoK & Tld] b8 '67. Mo Pac bs'17T F . Mo Pac bs '7'! F ctf Mo Pac 58 Mo Pacific 5- flfl H. Mo Pac bs'811. Mo Pacific 53849 A Mob & Ohlo 4% s '77... Mob & Ohio bs'38. | Mob & O M div bs 4T, | Mohawk & M 48’91 Mononz Pub S 4155'60 Monong Pub Sve 65'65. Mont Cent is 37 Mont Pwr ref 68 *43 Mont Power b8 ‘62 A.. Mont Tram bs "41 | Mor &Essex 3%8 2000 Morris & Essex 43%4°65 Mor & Essex 63 '5. Nashv C&St L 48 "% __ Nassau Elec 4’51 gtd Nat Dairy 3%s'6) ww Nat Dis P C 414845 Nat R M 1st4s'5la Nat Steel 48°66 - New Eng RR 48 New Jer P&L 4 New Or GNR 53 83 A | New Or & N 434852 New Orl PS 68’62 A.. New Orl PS5s'65 B _ New Orl Ter 1st 43’53 New Or T&M 438 *56 . w Orl T&M inc5s’35 ew Or T&M 68 '56 C New Orl T&M 6%s '54 N Y Cent 3%s'97 N Y Central 3%s N Y Cent con 4s '8 N Y Centrf 0‘,,- Z(Jll. NYCrfein N Y Centrf N Y Centev ](151‘ | \YC Mich Cfi‘hs 08 105% 102 105 56 m‘.q ml' 88)¢ 101 5 1073 11134 1163 10815 8134 108% 28% . 111 9 9u 1084 10314 1081 104 59 T4 1215 113 81 105)% 869, 1054 103% 10314 10314 104 59 1% 113, - 10815 10414 993 118% 1073 10534 10834 i 116§ 113 9 10334 10334 684 1064 10815 120 120 1005 1003 6 68y 6 6314 1043 1043 3 82% 10434 104 10234 10234 % 13y i 10134 mu( 6% g6 1164 1083 8134 1084 28 1t 94 94 9214 89 8% 103% 10314 1031 108 59 g | Ogden L.C 4348 St L 18t 'J'l_ h Yth&SlLGl'Jl | N ¥ Dock 1st 43 '51 | N Y Dock 58 ‘38 N ¥ Edison 3% G El H&P 4849 __ ¢ & Green L 5546 L& W Ist 43 \H&HJ’/: H34s 54 NY \ll& H con 48’56 hY O&W gen 48’55 NY O&W ref ‘ NY O&W ref | NY Putnam 4s '93 | NY & Rich G 63’51 | NY Rys inc 63 '65 _. *| NY Stem 1st 6551 | NY Steam 53 '56 _ &W 1strf5s 37 NY S& NY Tel gen 4% NY Trap Rock 63 46 NY Tr Rk 63 46 stp NYW&Bays‘s Niag Sh 5% 50 Norf So 1st 5841 Norf So 1st ref 68 '61 Norf S 1st rf58'61 cfs_ Norf & W 1st 4596 Norf & W PC&C 4s "41 North Am Co 6361 North Am Ed 5869 C. North Am Ed 5% '63. Nor'n Pac gen 3s 2047 Nor'n Pac 4897 Nor’'n Pac 4897 reg . Nor'n Pac 4%8 2047 ... Nor'n Pac 58 2047 C... Nor'n Pac 58 2047 D Nor’n Pac 6s 2047 North Sts Pw 4%s '61 North S P 1st 5341 A. North Sts Pwr 53 '64 Ohto Bdison 4 Ohio Pub Sve 7% Ont Pwr Niag i Oreg W RR & N Otis Steel 6341 | Pac Coast 55 46 PacG& E3%s Pac G & k4564 PacG & Ebs'42 Paramount Pic Park-Lx 6%s'53 ctfs. Parmelee 65 '44._ Penn Dixte C 6341 Penn P & L 4%3 81 Penn RR3%#'70C... Penn RR con 4s 43 Penn RR ¢%s 81 D. Penn RR 43884 Penn RR gn 4%3 Penn RR deb 4 Penn RR gen 68 Peoria & E 18t Phila BEW 45’43 Phila Co 68 '67 .. Phila Elec Co 48°71 Phila & R C&1 6573 Phila & R C&1 6s 49 Philippine Ry ¢s '37 PCC&St L 4%8"77C. Pitts&W Va 414868 A Pitis&W Va 438’69 B Pitts&W Va 41360 C Port Ar C&D 6s ‘53 B Port Gen £l 4% '60 ._ Postal Tel & C 635 Pressed St1 C 58’33 Prov Sec deb 4s'57 Pure Ol 4%8°50 xw Pure O1) 4% Purity Bak R-K-O 68%41. Reading Jer C 48 ‘61 Reading R 4%s'97 B_ Rem-Rand 435’56 ww Republio Stl 4148’50 . Richfield O Rich Term Ry 6862 . RG W istexin 4a'39. 3| Rio G W col 4349 A 1083 120 10035 69 69 1045 33 104 10234 3% ] 10144 8624 Roch G&E 63 '62 E R 1 A&L st 4348 34 Rutland Can 43°49.__. Rutland RR ¢%4s"41.. StL-S Pran 4%8 "8 _ 878 of st 5 84 134% 134% 13475 994 106 1324 8234 9 104% a2 42% a2 184 214 215 2874 9814 1108 1073 ¢ 1034 107% 1082 § 10274 10634 10634 10634 1058, 818 1108 108 103 108 109% 1% 10635 105 108} 3444 106% 1124 11435 1075 1021 6545 1063, 110} 9434 928 981y 9614 68 10614 10534 2% 10635 6114 1068, %0 ki) 995 99y 96%% 43 40 “® 465 1021 ml‘- 1003, 94 9 9914 i 1183 | 1014 D. 83l il 106 C, DALY QL OUTPUT UPIB,SW BARREL u|0klahoma Reports Largest Increase, With Jump of 25,000 Daily. 8Y the Assoclated Press. TULSA, Okla., September 22.—The Nation’s production of crude ofl in- creased 16,507 barrels during the week ending September 19 to a total of 3,035,246 barrels daily, the Oil and Gas Journal reported today. Oklahoma showed the largest in- crease, jumping 25,000 barrels daily, 15 & total of 590,450 barrels daily. East Texas showed a decline of 411 barrels daily to a total of 439,187 barrels. In all Texas there was a de- crease of 6,904 barrels daily to a total of 1,151,410 barrels daily. In Louisiana, there was a decrease of 48 barrels daily to a total of 235,832 barrels daily. California showed a daily decline of 4,600 barrels to a total ‘| of 582,400 barrels, 46t | 10244 | 101% | 101 | barrels daily. _|Michigan, decreased their productioa | meam ns. 100 | atly | | broke, 24 | 2314 2 | i 623, | a1 s1 10734 | [N s 10675 | 106% 9044 1035 1084, 109 mnryg 1064 1047y 108}y 34 1061 1124 114 107 102 65 10654 110 101 10414 1068 | 9015 1033 ' 1o | B 90'% 14% | So Pac Oreg 4% | Staley A E ¢ | Stand OiI N J 3861 Kansas registered an increase of 2,400 karrels daily to a total of 165,250 Eastern fields, including 1,261 barrels daily to 142,029 barrels daily. The Rocky Mountain reihm recorded an increase of 2,000 barrels daily for a total production of 63,850 barrels. Washington Produce 'UTTER—Range of prices to _stores, salhored from whoiesaie Bekicrs ‘toriar s Yiearby shippers based on Philaelphia and New York ' , One-po I n carton (90 score), i tubs (90 score) * Brices patd shippers net f. 0. b Wash- | inston. By the United States Bureau of ASricuitural Beonomics EGGE- Market steady to firm at un- changed prices. Current receipts. fonnery "winien, O niana. o Government graded and dated 'mu esss (net prices paid Wi 3 large” 3 U.r8. lvlndlrdl. lari *1ive PoULTRY _Market tunl ste. prices unchanged. Powl: Colored, he 18aif: Leghorns. 14: roosters. 1Ui Chickens:~ Virginia Rocks, hrmleuu -4 ), 4% young. ) each: old guineas Receivers offering . 10 to 12 pounds, oms, 14 pounds and up. Fruits and Vegetabl Sales In large lots by original receivers up to X & m today PLES—No carlot_arrivals braven car on (rack. Suppies Iib mand siow: market dull. Bushel Virginia. Grimes minimum one un- de- ; ne Roah0: a1 mch mlnlmum Jonathans, 0. s 0m100¢ tew higher: 335-inch 1"5081.60; 3-inch minimum. Northwestern Gre U. 8 2i4-inch 1.1081 5: other varieties. | Boxes. Virginia, combinatio and extra fancy Delicious. 1 .65 grade. 1.50al.50° McIntosh. 1.5( CABBAGE—No carlot arrivals; no moderate: demand 50 1.00 domestic track Supplies light: market steady. New York sacks. domestic round type Pennsylvania, 5.veck ~hampers, round tvpe. 1 50, LETTUCE—No earlot arrivals: four n and one unbroken cars on track Slippiles moderate: demand ~moderaie market nudv Cn.m\mll Western crates. Teeberg tv: 8.5087.00. fair aualils and. condition. 6.00a6.50; poorer low as 5.50. ————— High. Low. Close. 10174 10134 40 40 207% 19% 103 San A & A Pass 4343 Schulco 6%8 46 B stp Seabd A L ¢s '0 stp_. Seabd A Liref 4s'59__ Seabd A L adj bs'43 Seabd A L 68745 A _ Seabd A L 6845 ctfs_. Seabd A-Fl 6835 A et Seabd A-Fla 6835 B ct Sharon Stlev 4% 8’51 Shell Un deb 3%s'51. Skelly O1l 42 *51 __ Socony Vac 3%8 50 St P M&M ext b5 1344 3 | StP Un Dep rf 58712 South Bell T&T bs 41 So Colo Pwr 68 '47 A. Sou Pacific 3% So Paccol 4 943¢ 4% + 1043 9944 1134 So Pac ¢%s 81 So Pac (Cal) 5537 So Pac S F Ter 45 ‘50N So Ry gen 48 ‘66 A So Ry bs'94.. ... So Ry gen 6556 8o Ry 6%3 '56 SoRyM&O 4 109 | Sou Ry St L div 48’51 10814 2814 10574 10034 15 106§ 994 1043 100 1164 10375 Texas Corp cv b8 ‘44.. 101 & Pac 58 "11 B_. 104% 10514 D . 108% T4 1023 S W Bell Tel 3 Spokane Int 58 46 Studebaker cv 63 ‘45 Swift & Co 3% 850 ‘Tenn Cent 6 Tenn El Pw 6841 A Term Asso con 58 44 Third Ave 1at 58 a1 Third Avad in ex 586! Un Pac 15t 48 "47 . Un Pac 48768 Un Pac 1st rigs 2008 .. Un Pac 1st rf 55 200 United Drug 68 "3 United Rys St L 4334 U S Plpe&Fy lvn 46 Ut P & L 6869 ww_.. Ut PEL %84T Vanadium cv Ver Sug 18 Va E& P 1stref Va Ry 1st 3% Va8 W con 6858, Wabash Term 45 Walker H& S 4% - Walworth 48 55 .. Walworth 6s '55 Warner-Quin 6s 39 Warner Bros cv “1'“ W Sh 18t 48 20 West'n Md 18t & 53 West'n Md 6348°17 West'n NY&P 1st6s'37 West'n Pac s 46 A West'n Pac 6846 A as West'n Un 4%8 50 . Westn Uncl tr 68 10134 10134 1013 . 101 101 101 284 28} 28 Wis Cent 1st gn ¢3 '49 Wis C 18t &n 48 '49 ct Wis C 8&D Trm s '38 Y'ngatn S&T $38 ‘61 Y'ngstn S&T 4861 17% 17 174 13034 1283 129 1936 103 10345 le for | 3; No | % .urf".l.h TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1936. Piano Men Hail Best Summer in More Than Decade By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, September 22.—The best Summer business in more than a decade was reported by piano manu- facturers to the National Piano Manufacturers’ Association. August shipments Wwere 26.89 per cent above last year and 280 per cent above 1932, the association reported. July shipments were 48 per cent greater than 1935 and 451 per cent greater than in 1932. ‘The association reported combined shipments for July and August were 35 per cent above 1935, 130 per cent greater than for the two months in| 1934, and 340 per cent above 1932. For the first eight months of 1936 shipments were 37 per cent in excess of 1935 business in the corresponding period and 202 per cent above busi- ness in the 1932 period. i | Washirml;—fi;—change SALES—AFTER CALL. Washington Gas 5s 1958—$1,000 at 107. Riggs National Bank pfd—10 at 101. Bid and Asked Prices. BONDS. PUBLIC UTILITY, Anur 'l”tl & 'Tel. 4’1A Am Ana MISCELLANEOUS. Chevy Chase Club 8% 10 ol Country, Club 5 - Cold Storage bs- STOCKS. PUBLIC UTILITY. | Amer, Tl & Tl @) Capital Transit Co N. & W. Steamboat ()~ - b Pot. Elec. Pow. 6% pfd. (6)_ 110 Po. EI. -1 Rwy | Wash. Ry. & EL pfd. | | BANK AND TRUST COMPANY Bec, Tr. Co. (eR) Bank of !zmudl (h.75) Capital (&) Com. ‘& Savings (a8)- | through the first week in September. | ropolitan district. FINANCIAL. AGTIVITY SLACKENS IN MACHINE TRADE Decline Laid to Politics. Others Cite End of Va- cation Period. Srectal Dispatch to The Star. NEW YORK, September 22 —Dur- ing the first two weeks of September orders for machinery and machine tools dropped off somewhat in most of the important industrial centers of the country, reports American Ma- chinist. Some correspondents at- tribute the decline to politics, others to the end of the vacation season. Fac- tories are busy with substantial back- logs of orders. Boston reports in the New England territory that business was excellent A sudden drop then is attributed to the uncertainty of the outcome of the Maine election. Word from New York cistributors is to the effect that busi- ness has kept up very well and that the volume is satisfactory in the met- ‘The machine tool business is good in the Philadelphia territory, but the outcome of the R. C. A. Camden strike is that certain products are being moved out of the territory. Pittsburgh correspondents do not believe any seri- ous labor trouble will break out there | until after election. Agitators are ap- parently concentrating on the small plants. The Standard Steel Spring Co. closed as the result of a strike and may not reopen. Inquiries are good, orders fair. In Cleveland business is continued at a satisfactory level and there is every expectation that it will continue s0 for many months. Employment is improving and there is no immediate danger of labor trouble. Detroit reports an increase both in inquiries and in orders caused by a realization on the part of buyers tha | immediate deliveries are out of the| question. There is no labor trouble on | the surface. Things are quieter in In- ! dianapolis than they have been for | several months, but inquiries are *hkx A—17 WHOLESALE INDEX CLIMBS SLIGHTLY Fertilizer Association Finds Average at 80.5, New Recovery Peak, There was a slight rise in the gene eral level of wholesale commodity prices in the week ended September 19, according to the index compiled by the National Fertilizer Association, This index rose last week to 80.5 per cent of the 1926-1928 average, a new high point for the recovery period, ‘The index was 80.4 in the preceding week, 80.1 a month ago, and 78.1 a year ago. Price changes were relatively small during the week, but the general trend appeared to be upward, with five of the principal group indexes showing small advances and only one register- ing a decline. Price movements of foodstuffs were mixed, as 11 items represented in the foods group advanced in price and 9 declined; increases in such ime portant commodities as milk, flour and beef resulted in a moderate rise in the group index. Farm product prices were generally higher, with rising quotations for grains and live stock more than off- setting & small decline in the price of cotton. ‘The index of textile prices remained unchanged, as the decline in cotton counter-balanced the upward move ment in cotton yarns and semi-fine ished goods and raw silk. Changes in the other groups were of a mixed character and minor in extent. General Time Instruments Corp.— Sales, eight months ended August 31, ‘were up 34.2 per cent. FOR We have Trust secured od INVESTMENT a group of First Ne well on a new Washingt ucing building par and accrued trong. Observers are inclined to think | that the drop may be caused by pol- - |itics. Labor unrest is at a minimum. | prd. (5) Wasnineion (6 Wash. Loan & Tr. (8)_ FIRE INSURANCE. American (b6) National Union (.60} TITLE INSURANCE | Columbia (.30) __ Real Estate (6) ~1a MISCELLANEOUS. | Carpel Corp. (1.60) Lanston Monotype (4) _ Mergenthaler Linotype (§) 4 Peoples Drug St. com. (1.00) *44 Peoples Drug . pfd. 1 r Wdwd. & Loth ptd. *Ex-dividend. 1Plus extras. 02 o V505, oAlGL May 15. 1938: sust 15. 1938 $—2 oer cent extra. b—'ookl closed. —— e INSURANCE STOCKS NEW YORK. September 22 (P.—New York Security Dealers’ Association (Quotations as of 2 o'clock.) - BlL Asked. | Aetna Cus 10 Aetna Ins (1.4t Altnl Life (60a)_ _ Bauit. (1a)- Ins Newark ('a) Reins (3) Reserve Hampshire (1.60) N Y PFire (.60a) Ner River (.R03) Phoenix (2a) Prov Wash (1) 8t Paul Pire (fa Soringfield aria)xd Life = | Bavees Tia) xa U 8 Fire (1.8m By Westchester (1a) 34 Aixo extra or exiras Declared or paid so far this year. ANy 8 CHICAGO LIVE STOCK. CHICAGO September — (U + Department of Agriculiure) - Ho 0. including 1.500 direct; generally 5o shots I8, lower than Mol s a 200 “bound op Tehed 40500 ‘Dounds. - 8 55a0.85 s0ws. .25 i Cattle. 10000: calves. 2.000: medium weight and weighty steers very dull: largel 50 lower than ' last week: spec market on light yearling steers helfers tully steady. 1t belng 8 two.way trade on catle scaling 1,000 bounds down | and 1.050 pounds upward; ear! Searlings. 1045, some held higher: medium welghts. .50 with most buyers A y 1.800-pound ave t but rought 1.800- a t s eed- &Fs wenerally steady {757 late Monday desira 00850° i stocl at 7.50ak. 00 rnurely 100 lll n! teers in crop; all @ welghty steers in crop: all e down. lnd vealel and feed Ehotce Fat native hxd R e and above: medium to choice n; the wes, 2.50a3.50; ton, 64 pounds. feeding lambs, 860 N FOREIGN EXCHANGES. NEW YORK. September 23 (P.—For- ;lnlx exchense lrresular: Gri Britain in hlllr bles, cables, 5.08! " demand. demand, cably Pl’l nce, Italy, o bosu. 6.58%, T ;' Hongkons, 31.31; ~ M 32°48; Montreal in New York. New York in Montreal, 99.90 n—Nominal. BOSTDN WOOL um’r @ (U, 2 AD'MIII con- n wool market { J were firm. ll tle business in many e territory wools were g-nf\ call for moderaie quantiti ded finl territory wools brougl bas " ane_ territory wools RWka"tents fer Sverase ymbi! Ter "fimnfiu Tarsely “wood Punel - lengths. MONEY MARKET. September 22 (#).—Call money ":'th, 1 ne'r':'im' all sy, prime ltm Gfl il it time loans Sathe. LV Dot cent n od; ‘m *Tate. N per cen t"m"“ ot Alrlcultun in) he g SR staple verve' % METAL MARKET. nungmlzl P —eopnr mm‘:" ) oo 5{-1, 0 Piatinim’ and |oIlr-¢\ne unchang TOBACCO MARKET. IGH. N. C.. 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