Evening Star Newspaper, September 27, 1936, Page 59

FIN SLUMP RECORDED BY FRENCH BONDS . Domestic Corporate Issues Move Higher—Federal Group Improves. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, September 26— French bonds broke sharply as domestic issues moved higher in the bond market today. Slow to open, as traders digested implications of devaluation of the franc, French government 7l%s * plunged 16!, points on one transac- tion to 140, a new low for the year. The unstamped 7s went unwanted af- ter being offered at 150, off 10. Other issues influenced by the antici- pated 25 to 34 per cent depreciation of the currency-included Soissons 6s, off 8 at 15514 and Nord Railway 628, off 6 at 120. Each on small turn- over. Other foreign issues clung to & narrow range. ¢ Both United States Governments and corporate bonds attracted heavy trading as total volume for all bonds reached the impressive figure of $9,- 185,000, the largest Saturday turn- over since February 8, when it was $10,617,000. A week ago the aggre- gate was $7,493,000. Railroad loans constituted the focal point of buying operations. Great Western 4s rose 7s to 4213, Alle- gheny 55 of 1944 added 1Y, at 993, “Katy” adjustment 5s gained 7s to 65, Baltimore & Ohio 4!2s advanced 13 to 803, and New York Central 6s added 17 at 11715, Utility issues held about even and ndustrials tended to sag a bit. Although the Federal list flinched a “little in early trading, prices hardened later and the majority of Treasuries closed higher with gains ranging to 6/32 of a point. Guaranteed loans dipped about 2/32. The Associated Press averages for 20 rails gained 0.2 of a point to 96.8. Minor declines were shown by the in- dustrials and foreigns, while the util- ity and low yield groups stood un- changed on the day. lndl;stry (Continued From First Page.) improvement on cooler weather. Whole- sale trade was ood. Fruit and vege- s badly hit by drough APOLIS i 'the' minth district rerail GietriDbtion in ety department stores in August was 6 per cent ahead of he month a_year ago. o ANEAS “CITY—"Erip weather brought brisk upturn in retail sales. Gains over last vear were put at about 20 per cent. Implement demand continued ®ood ALLAS—Wide rains over the State broke- the _arought. and aided farmers, but, were too late 1o benefit cot- Moisture _ helped ~ pastures _and YoBges. ON driiling permits issued: for the ek endec September 18 totaled 581, the largest since 1 CISCO—Coast_trade and in- SAy were sieads. An increasine under- were steads. ey lett sentiment current of labor unrest uneasy. INVESTING COMPANIES 'W YORK. September 26 (P.—New Yo‘;?s:cumy Dealers’ Asm:usngn Crum & Forst Ins 7 umulative Tr Sh_ pos Bk Sh N Y A__ Depos Ins Shrs A Depos Ins Shrs B Diversified Tr Diversified Tr Diversified Tr Dividend Shrs Eauity Corp $3 pf Fidelity Fund Inc First Boston Corp. Fixed Trust Sh A Fixed Trust Sh B B g D Group Sec Invest Shrs Group Sec Merchandise ee Group Sec Tobacco. Huron Holding USSR DDDI RN » 2232335232352 58%: Tr 8hrs__ pub Invest Pund_ Schoellkop{-Hutton & A!loeled Incom Belected Indus %BL § Eicc Lt & Pow vic Welllnlton Fund —_— NEW YORK BANK STOCKS ‘YORK. September 26 (#).—New B D AW A3 13 ANCIAL, Baltimore Markets Epecis] Dispateh to The Star. BALTIMORE, Md., September 26.— Under generally light receipts, espe cially from nearby points, the egg mar- ket holds firm, with values showing another advance of a cent a dozen over last week. Large whites are bringing 35a36, mediums 30a33, with current receipts selling mostly 29a30. Careful grading and prompt shipments are necessary, however, to obtain top values, Market for live poultry has been more active the past week, with prices generally showing an advance under a good demand, especially for old hens, due to the Jewish holiday. Young broiling Rocks, averaging around 23 pounds, are bringing 18a21, mixed col- ored 17a20, Leghorns 17al18, with all poor, thin stock hard to move at 15a16. Old hens, 44 pounds and over, have been in good demand at 20a22; mixed colored, 18a21, with poor, thin stock and Leghorns slow to move out at 12a16 and old roosters hard to place at 12a14. Market for ducks continues dull at 12a15, with white varieties bringing top values. Garden Truck Lower. 5 Native and nearby garden truck in liberal receipt, and values generally show a slight decline from last week at the following quotations: Stringless beans, 50a75 bushel; beets, 2.00a2.50 hundred; carrots, 3.00a4.00 hundred; sugar corn, 6al2 dozen; eggplants, 10a 20 hamper; lima beans, 90a1.25 ham- per; peppers, 10a20 hamper; spinach, 50a65 hamper; tomatoes, 20a40 ham- per, with canners’ stock selling mostly 30a40 bushel. Prices on the live stock market continued on a firm basis the last week, with only hogs and lambs show- ing a decline according to the weekly report of the local bureau of the De- partment of Agriculture. The decline in hog values averaged around 20a35. Lamb prices opened the week at mostly 50 cents higher, but dropped later, closing weak to 50 cents below the close of last week. Cattle Market. In the cattle division a number of loads of good grade steers scaling 1.200-1,375 pounds sold at 8.25a8.35. Two loads of strictly good 1,200-1,300 weights brought 8.50 and a part load 8.60. Most steers were of medium grade, weighing below 1,350, and sold at 7.25a7.75, with common steers go- ing at 6.25a6.75. Trade on stocker and feeder account broadened con- siderably towards the close of the week with several lots and a few loads of medium to good feeders, scaling 900-1,000, selling at 6.50a7.50. Common light weight stockers cashed at 5.0086.00; most sales from 5.50 up. Several lots of medium grade slaugh- ter heifers cleared at 6.25a6.65; a few good heifers to 7.25; plain lots down to 5.50. Common and medium grade cows closed at 4.5085.25; low cutters and cutters 3.25a4.25; cows being around 25 cents higher. Bulls shared in the broader demand to sell 25 cents higher; medium grades making 5.25a5.75. Vealers opened the week at 50 cgnts above Monday and held firm on fol- lowing days. Good and choice grades sold 10.00, common and medium grades 8.00a9.50. A few culls down to 7.00. Weighty calves sold steady, com- mon grade 5.00a6.00. Medium to 7.00. Hog Market. The late quotations on hogs put good and choice 165-210 at 10.50a 10.80, and 210-250, 10.50a10.80. A few head of heavy butchers sold down- ward to 9.50. Desirable 140-155 weights brought 10.00a10.25, most 120~ 140 averages making 9.60a9.85. Good packing sows cleared at 8.6529.25. ‘The week'’s peak price on lambs was 11.15 for a deck of choice grade. At the close of the week good and choice grades went mostly at 10.00. Common and medium grades sold late at 7.50a9.25. A few culls down to 6.00. Good slaughter ewes brought 3.00a3.50, cull and common ewes 1.00a 2.00. Grain Quotations. Closing prices were: Wheat—No. 2, red, Winter, garlicky, spot, domes- tic, 1.17; September delivery, 1.17. Corn—No. 2, yellow, domestic, 1.16, Western delivery at a premium over this price. Cob corn, nominal. Oats—No. 2, white, as to weight and location, 55a65. No. 3, 54a64. THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, SEPTEMBER 27, 1936—PART FIVE. FINANCIA L. SUMMARY OF BONDS ON THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHAN(,E WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1936, u. TREASURY BONDS. 1936 High. Low. 10419 10031 2% 8 194647 ceee 103 1017 238 1948-51____ 1025 10023 2 1019 10030 2 103 16 100 1039 9931 2 106 10 10229 105 16 10220 1078 10324 106 31 105 30 106 22 103 19 10912 1085 10512 104 16 102 27 10130 1019 103 102 27 1067 105 4 1073 - 106 29 10617 109 5 108 15 108 10 1099 3ths |)l¥-il BY%s 1941 3148 1944-46 _ l%l 40-43 Juno 3348 °41-43 March 3381943 3% 81946 481944 24 4%8-3%s 43- Il., 11911 1153 44 » 194752 1197 11828 ¢ 1947-52 reg.. 1037 10015 2% s 1942-47..__. 103 104 15 101 20 3s 1947 ——-- 1049 1045 10026 3s 1949 105 14 10220 3%® 1964 1027 102 5 10329 10017 351952 FOREIGN BONDS. WEO, - 102 1036 . Low. 40% Abitibl P& P b8 ‘63 97 Akershus s 63 _ 7% Antiquia 7s 45 A . 945, Argentine 538 '62._. 97% Argentine 6367 A 97 Argentine 6 97% Argentine 971 . 101 101 - 101 109 100 108 109% 105% Belgium 7s ‘56 32% 234 Berlin City El 6% 30 22% Berlin City El 6% 30 2214 Brazil 618 1926-567. 22 Brazil R348 1927 27% Brazil8s'41 . o Buenos A 4% s-4%s 575 ‘76 Aug (Pr) .. Buenos A 4%s-4%3 55 Buenos A 65’61 P'l!bd 55% Buenos A6%s’61Pv stpd 96% Canada 2% 99%, Canada 3% 72 143 14% 14% s 144 14% 14% 4 134 13% 13% 12'4 20% 20% Chile 65 ‘61 Febr ... Chile 63 61 Sep! Chile 6s "63 Chile Mtg Bk 6s ‘61 12% Chile Mtg Bk 6%s ‘57, 1215 Chile Mtg Bk 6%s 61 11% Chilean Mun L 78 60 19 Colombiu 6s'61 19 Colombia 8814 Copenhagen 4%s '53_. 924 Copenhagen 6s ‘52 96 Copenhagen Tel 63 '54_. 23 Costa Rica 78’51 A. 37% Cuba 6%s ‘45 105'3 90 Csechoslovakia 100 93y Denmark 41s ‘62 1021 100% Den; 1061 104% Denmark 190 163 French 7849 183 149% French 718 41 German Bank Ger C A Bk 6s '60 July. Ger C Ag Bk 6s '60 Oct.. Ger Con Ag 6%8'68 147 15 22 348, 60y 1614 36 36 Italy 78°61._. ItalyCrdPW 7847 B__ Italy P U Credit 7s ‘53.- Japan 53%s 65 ... Japan 6348 54 __ 35 Karstadt 6#'43 ctfs 42% Kreug&Toll 58’59 cfsn._ 50 Milan 638’52 105% 100% New Sou W 105 101 New Sou W: 155 118% Nord Rwys 6348’60 }g:\fi 100% Norway 58’63 . _ 81 8 . 105 126 80 86% 784 Orient 6 104 100% Oslo 65 '55_ 181% 102% Paris Orl Ry 5% 16% 10 Peru 6s'60.. 16% Peru 6s 61._. 19 Peru 7s'59 .. 8015 Poland 6540 o eeemeeee. 1% Poland 78 47 ceemeeeeee. 96 Poland 8s '50 . Prussia 6852 . oeeeeo. Prussia 6%8 51 -ooeee Queensland 6s 47 ______ Queensland 7s '¢1 61 28% 29% 113% 109 113% 109 24 Rye—No. 2, 1.00a1.05. Barley—No. 2, 95a1.00. —_— FEDERAL LAND BANKS NEW YORK. Seplembfl' 26 (. —Fed- eral Bln V.. T 1957-37_ 1957-37 _M.__H____ gmermencd EESEEREEEY EYSIR s CHICAGO LIVE STOCK. AGO. September 26 (P (United states 1 Department of Agriculture) —Hoss, 00. includin direct; ~mostly m-u with rrmnn -venn. I cho 20 poun round 210 poundl selling rice: anatnblt ton for strict- . 10.25: good 5 poun: 00a :’:mfn ted hoidover, 500: compared 0. seneral market unevenly 15- sows 25-50 lower, in instances calves, 100; compared Priday last week: FPed steers. 15-25 lower. big weights off most following excessive liquidation 0 -ver early in weel eleny ‘steers big weights. onrlings a0d Steers barely mndy but baby offerings. both steers and heifers, scarce snd rm: top svearlings 10.50: heifers; 10.35. new high d medium Kkiller, ue:'x;- iy "t."kh“ unt: Cows welx oo "1 :';wcglk vg'mm 10-15 nuher. st Fockers late, 4.7586.25. eep. 4.000, all dlreet for week end- ing Priday. 21,700 d Fri. day last week: ln - recovered pm of midweek losse: sheep and fetdmla lambs llttle ehnnled 34 27% Rhinelde Union 7 Rhine Ruhr 6s '53 . Rhine West 68 °52 Rhine W EI P Rhine W E P 63 '55 ww. Rome 6%s ‘52 Sao Paulo State 78 40._ Silesia Prov 7858 ... Taiwan El 6%8T1ocaen Tokio 5%8'61 ._ ‘Tokio Elec Lt & Unit Stl Wks ufi 30 915 - 101% 100% 14% 14% 13% 13% 13% 1244 224 94% 93% 984 967a 1001 100% 27 26 68 86% 85% 100% 100 32% 46% 42% 68% 67 113% 112% 112% 32% 314 24% 2T% 2% 27% 2% 27% 2T% 2% 72 88% 884 521 46% 80% 78% 8% 78% 82% 80 . GOVERNMENT BONDS. 1047 10218 10116 100 30 10219 102 27 105 28 104 26 106 26 106 29 106 14 109 108 5 108 4 109 2 1093 11210 114 108 16 11827 1191 Net High. Low. Close. Chge. 104 12 102 23 10118 101 4 102 25 102 27 1061 104 27 107 10629 ~-.2 106 14 109 1086 -1 =1 -9 FEDERAL FARM MORTGAGE BONDS. 102 24 10224 1046 1046 —ee=e 10327 103 16 103 20 --. 1054 10428 104 28 HOME OWNERS' LOAN BONDS. 10124 10124 10120 10128 High. Low. 61k 584 4 98% 8% 100% . 101% 100% - 100% 100% 101% 100% 101% 100% 100% 100% - 101% 100% 1027 102% 109% 108% 108% 974 105% 104% 107% 114% 113% - 1054 105% 65% 64% 0% 68% 1% 101% 100 103% 1024 111% 1162 114 110% 58% 53% 99% 99 99y 101's 100% 105% 104% 174% 163 9815 9 156'% 391 38% 36% 35% 41% 41 25% 25 334w 31% 78 7 6T% 32 104% 104% 104% 120% 101% 101 -. 100% 100 19 83s, 83 100% 100% 1113 106 11% 1% 14% 11% 11t 14'% 5T 86% 78 618 24% 6% 24 24 1134 24% 30 30% 29% 30 30 54% 534 55 Warsaw 78 °68 _ Westphalia EIP6s'53.. 26 Yokohama 6s ‘61 85 DOMESTIC BONDS. 85 52% 46 26 84% High. Low. 100 874 95% T8 67% 36% 169 1181 831% 661 117% 110% 106% 101% 134% 1081 119% 109% 110% 105% 114 111 114% 111% 115 112% 153 107% 51% 3214 106% 99% 106% 103% 99 9% 118% 10415 11314 104% 116% 110% 114 109 102% 95% 93% 16 102% 95% 1067 103% Alleghany Co 53 '¢4.... 100 Alleghany Co5s 49... . Alleghany C'p 68°60 ltd. 17 m Am Tel & Tel cl tr Am Tel & Tel db Am Tel & Tel b Am Tel & Tel 6%s “” Am Type Found 50 new. Am Writ Pap 6s 47 Anaconda Cop 4%s '50 Armour & Co ¢%s 158 Seek's lamb top. 10.00. paid for both na- Martduy: ‘Slosine top, W50, on w""m'e oé’?r ines: top on Io% 9.00a9.’ 755 0 fecding. Tambs, 0. 3048.60, NEW York Becurity Dealers’ Auodn.lun. Binkers Trist” ) ers Trus Cen Han Bk & Tr Chlll Nat (l 40)_ Chem Bk (1.80) Commezeiar () nt Bk i anifacturers Tr anufacturers Trust of (2) ational Ojty (1) ork Tt ablie. (1%) tle G & T. urdln: to srade And weight. COBPORATION EABNIHGE NEW Y » —Cor- 3‘:’.‘:“.%%““ m&. Nr mn“neluafl. e 36. 1930. s ‘0.07 iwm\ gi! (pfd’ McGill Weekly Price Indices 1928 1620, Al commoditi Industrials Agricultural Live ] i S7F s Do SERBRBRITRITIT ¢ %3 _ R 23235722 PEESHIRE R T Fuels Hides and Non-ferrous 3 tiles, coarse. Texetanie ol oPEOSDIEISDDD: R atimbn i amais ¥ 3 o . 1933, 15:14. Ml:gl. Sept. Sept. Jan. 1835, 1956, 748 612 68.3 72.4 IR ERROER | £ ness aaegsangasy 358 P 33232552483 4 pS e R RN PRDI R DIID K 2 ?..::;';;s:;a;;;;:: NVDROFIS BT 2332322FT22 22233233302 108% 102% 98Y% 951% 94 6515 63 157% 68% 111% 110% 105% 105% 118% 116% 113% 112 10615 105% 111% 111 - 111% 111% 113% 113% 142 b1% 47% 106% 106 105% 105% 98% 111% 111% 111% 111% 116% 115 . 103% 103% 108% 107% 8114 80% 113% 1121 1091 103% Bangor & Aroos 122 11 B.llTll(Pl)lI'llB 130% 1256 Bell Tel (Pa) 6s'60C. 129% 121% 121% 129 1063 1025% Bethlehem Steel 4348 '60 104% 104% 93% 71% Boston & Maine 6s'67_. 1156 109 Bklyn Union E1 0. 113 105% 104 Bklyn Un Gas 92 65% Buff R& PconéY%s 70 48% Busb Term cons bs '§5.. 105% 103% California Pack 117% 110% Canada Nat R ¢ 70 104 86% 84% 112% 104% 104% 92 90% 65% 104 117% 116% 117% 117% 7 119% 113% Canada Natl 6369 July 122 116 Canada Natl s 69 Oct 129 122% Canada Nor db 6%s 46 97% 87% Canadian deb ¢s perp 116% 115 119% 118% 121% 121 128% 128 96% 954 105% 105 108% 105% Canadian Pac 36% 23 Cent of Ga con 104% 99% Cent ill El & Ga: 111 103% Cent Pac 1strt 112% 109% Ches & Ohio con bs 'll 58% 41 Chi Alton ref 3s fll% 107% Chi B&Q gen 108% Chi B&Q l&l "1 B 1 i. 108% 108 32% 29% 104% 104% 110% 110% 10320 1038 10312 o) 4 ol &5 Close. 60% 96% 8% 10114 100% 1014 1007 100% 101'a l = L1411 41 444+++1++ +4 +4+ FEF FF FIIFEFEEFTEFE EF -1% + - -% +1 98y — Y 101 104% — % 163 =11 1561 ~6% 3% + W 36 35% - 14 41% + Yy 254 + W 33 +1uw 9% kil 7% 86 100 324% 46% s¥rre 28 I’In;.ll - LEFFE § J— 4868 caue lll% lll!i l“!i 118% 113%- 1 . 80Yy 117% llz " Cht B&Qref 68’71 ... 113 108% Chi B&Q 111 Div ¢5°49. 25% 14 Chi & Eastn 116861, 43% 26% Chi Great West ¢s°'59 _ 6 Chi M StP&P Dd) IIIDOO 15% Chi R1&P4%s 7 ChiR1& Plstés 60 - 112 1084 Chi Union Station 4 105% 99% Ch1& W Ind cn 4s ‘62 .. 86% 73 Childs & Codeb 6s'43__. 103Y% 100% Chile Copper ab bs ‘47 __ 98 78% CCC&StL4%s’T 103% 89 CCC¢ StLbs 104% 95 Clev UnTerm 4 109 1004 Clev Un Term 6373 B_.. 112 105% Clev Un Term 638 ‘124 105% 9814 Col Fuel & Ir 58 '43____ 86 81 Colo Fuel & 158'7 80% 59% Colo & Southern 43880 105% 99 ColG & E 68°62 May._. 106% 98% Col G & E bs 61 62 4215 Cons Coal of Del 58 '60_. 109% 105% Cons Gas N Y 4% 51__ 61 49% Cuba R R 1st 68 ‘62 657 54% Cuba North 638 '42 10415 101% Cumberland T&T bs 784 Del & Hudson rf 4 98 Del & Hudson 5%s'37__ 30 Den& R G con4s'36.__. 13% Den& RG W 6a 55 Den & Rio G 68 ‘55 asst_ Den& RG W rfbs'78__ Det Edison ref 68 62 . East Cuba Sug 7%s '37. lum con 4s°96 110% 108 29% 12% 9% Gen Cable 534547 _ Gen Steel Cast 548 '49. Goodrich 68 ‘45 Goodrich 635 47 _ 106 103% Goodyear Rubber 138 56 Gould Coup 6840 __ 122% 109% Great Nor Ry 4s '46 108% 9914 Great Nor Ry 4s 46 H 115 1073 Grt Nor R rf 4%s 61 A 106% 96% Great Nor 4%s'76 D___ 116 107% Great Nor gn 5%s'52 B 101 84% Harlem R-P C 1st 4s'54 55 381 Hudson Coal 6s ‘62 261 Hudson & Man adj 68'67 72% Hudson & Man rf 5867 81% I11 Cent ref 4s ‘55 .. 64% 111 Cent 4%s 891 Inter Rap Tran rf 68 ‘66 Inter Rap Tran 6s ‘32 Inter Rap Tran cv 7s ‘32 % Inter R T cv 78 '32 ctfs. inter Gr Nor ad) 6s'52.. Inter Hydro El 6s'44 Inter Mer Marine 6s '41. Inter Paper 65 '47 A Inter Tel & Tel 4148 °39_ 105% 104 10815 107% Inter Tel & Tel 6s ‘65 Kan City South 3s 50 Kan City South bs '50 _. 1064 1021 104% 102 641y KanGas& Bl ¢%s'80__. Kendall 5%8 48 ww Laclede 6%s 60 D_ Lautaro Nitrate 6s ‘54 ._ Lehigh Val con Liggett & Mvers 58 '51 Loew's 3158 '46 Long Island ref Lorillard(P)7s ¢4 ___ Louisiana & Ark 5 (9.. Louisville G&E s Louisv&Nash un) 4s 40 McKesson & R 6%38 ‘50 Man Ry N Y con 45 '90__ Market St Ry 7s 40 A Met Edison 413 ‘68 Mil El R&L 1st rt 6 Mil El R&L gn rt M St P&S S M con 4 Mo Kan & Tex 1st 4s 90 4« Mo Kan & Tex 6862 A Mo Kan & Tex ad) 6s '67 Mo Pacific gen 4s ‘75 .. Mo Pacific rf 58 ‘65 A. Mo Pacific 6877 F. Mo Pacific 65°78 Goeeee. Mo Pacific 5880 H_.._ Mo Pacific 5881 1 14 7% Mo Pacific 5%s "4 108% 106% Montana Power 68 43 94% 90 Morri Es 3%s 200 93% 84 Morris& Es 4348’55 73% 57% Nassau E) en gtd - 106 103 Nat Dist Prod 48 "¢5._. 107% 103% Nat Steel 4s 65 108% 1054 New Jers P& L l%l 60 100 New Orl PS6s'62 A 100 New Orl P S 5865 B 47% New Orl T & M 5%s8 54 102% N Y Cent 333897 - 102 N Y Central con 4 95% N ¥ Cent ref 43582013 95% Y Centrf 4 2013 0. 100% Cent rf 55 2013 Cent conv 6s '4. Chi&St L 418’78 __ '&StLrf 5%8'74 A hi & StL 6s '38 __ 109% 1071, 1045 102% Tl 58% 103 100 110% 108 105% 1011 106 1017% QQ 1091« 10474 37% 24%w 37% 2633 40% 51% 41 49% 568 5314 % 111% 110 2215 12% 104 96% 122 115 107% 103% 105% 102% 107 101% 106 10314 85% T4% 11215 104% 103% 93 109% 99% 12 107 106 103 02222773 mTmTmmy 3 9 a = o . s [=] 85 » t&W ref 48'92 _. 222222222752222227 o e ] North Am Ed North Am Ed North Am Ed 5%s8'63._.. North Pacific 3s 2047 North Pacific 48 '97 North Pacific 4%s 2047 North Pacific 58 2047 D.. North Pacific 6s 2047___ North St P 1st 68 '41 A_. 107 104% North St P 1st 6841 B_. 108% 105 Oreg Wash RR&N 48’61 104 1C0% Otis Steel 1st 58 41 A__. 104% 100% Pacific Gas & E1 5343 104% 101%4 Pacific T&T 1st 63 '37.... 99 90% Penn Dixie Cmt 63 41.. 111% 105% Penn R R 4% D 1113 105% Penn R R 4% 114 109 Penn R R gen ¢%s 106 99% Penn R R 4%8'10 D_... 121! 115% Penn R R gen 65’68 107% 105% Penn Pw & Lt 4%s 115% 106% Peoples GL&C rf 107 103% Philadelphia Co b 108% 103% Phila Elec Co 4 37 Phila& RC&Irb 15% Phila&Read C&! 66% Port Gen Elec 4% 274 Postal Tel & Ca 68 '63__. 103 91% Purity Bak 5348 102 96Y% Reading Jersey C 4s'51. 1081 105% Reading 4348 97 A 110 106 Rem-R'd 4 126 106 Republic Stl gen Sawso 109% 106 Republic Steel 5348 54 49 37 Richfield Ol Cal 6544 47% 35% Richfield Oll 6s "44 ctfs._ 25% 13 RIArk&L 1st4%s'34 861 67% St L | M&S R&G 48'33.. 30% 15% StL&SF 4s'50 A. 29% 14% StL&SF4%s'18 48% 281 St L So Wn gen ref 58’00 6315 39% St L So Wn 1st trm 58’52 102 89 San A&A Passés’43 101 6% Seaboard A L ref 4s 59 18% 73 Seaboard A L 6s°45. 11% 6% Seaboard A L 68’45 ctf: 7% 3% Seab All Fla 68'55 cfsA_ 98% 94% Shell Union 3%s 5. 108% lOMfi South Bell T&T 95% 76% South Pac ¢%s High. 116% 112% 25% 105% 132% 99 110% 109 104 61% 102 109% 87% South Pac Oreg l*l;fl. 1 llfl 106% So Pac San Fr T ¢s 78% 53 Southern Ry gen 4s ‘66 2 107% 105 Swift&Co1st3 100% 74% Tenn Central 6847 .. 102 94 Tenn El Pw 68 47 Aeeee 107% 87% Texarkana 5% 105 100% Texas Corp ov 68 ‘44 105% 98 Texas & Pac bs'7? 106 97 Texas& Pac6s79C... 106 97 Texas& Pacbs‘80D._.. 12% B57% Third Ave 1strf 43 22% Third A 3] 115% 111% Union Pacifio 1st & 111% 107% Union Pac 1st 108% 98 United Drug 107% 108% U 8 Rubber b 104% 95% Utah L& T 5 105% 97)% Utah Pw & Lt -7 €0 Ut Power bs " “ 3% 106" 100 um, e 9% 65 116 112% 24% 24% 42% 8 23% + Low. Close. Chge. 116% 112% " & FE2 FrL 44 L4444 ++4011++41 L1411 4414+44+1 dede R R FEF FEFESE ¥¥ ++4+ 2440010 Vesadhl -"04J—l++l+l+l+lll u»a+.|'|v++ 4.4 v & Net 1936 High. Low. 78 64 96% 85% 106% 103% 35% 104% 961 36% K Vanadium cv bs 41 Va Rallway 3%s Wabash ¢%s 78 Wabash 1st bs FEEEPLFEFE alworth 48 ' ‘Warner Bros ¢! 1038 Bales— High. Low. Dividend Rate. 17% 11% Shattuck F G (50¢) 20 41 30% Sheaffer Pen (2)... 1330s 24 14% Shell Unton O1l _. 553 124% 110% Shell Un Ol pf 6%.. 24 141 8% Silver King (60c) 54 40% 19% Simmons Co (as! 152 6% 31 Simms Petro 27 31'% 19% Skelly Of) 85 132 112 Skelly Ol pf(17%). 4 75 55 Sloss-Sheffield StI 50s 105 65% Sloss-Sheft pf(a3’%. 60s 72 40% Smith (A O) ... 30 28% 21 Snider Packing . 28 17 12% Socony-Vac O (60c) 566 114 110 Solvay Am pf (5%) T4 3% So Am G & P(a20c). 354 26 South Port S (12) _. 160 150 So Porto R 8 pf (8). 32% 25 South Cal Ed (1%). 44% 231 Southern Pacific 24 12% Southern Raflway.. 42% 19 Southern Ry pf 55 34 SoRy M&0 etfl(() 11% 6% Spalding (AG) 781 634 Spalding(AG)1st pt 112 101%; Spang Chal pf $8%._ 1 9% 5% Sparks- Withington 22% 6% Spear & Co 36% 29% Spencer Kell (1.60). 15% Sperry C'p vte (al). 13% Spicer Mfg. . 44 Spicer Mfg pf (3) . 63 Splegel-May-8 (3)_ 99 Spiegel-M-S pf 615 _ 21% Square D(B) 14% Stand Brand; 129 120% Stand Brands pf(7) 1 13% 95 Stand Com Tobacco 9 9% 5% Stand Gas & El (4). 24% 915 Stand G&E $4 pf (d) 56'3 24% Stand G&E $6 pf(d) 63% 26% Stand G&E $7 pf (d) 3% 2 Stand Inv Corp.._. 47% 35 Stand O of Cal (11). 404 32% Stand Oil of Ind t1. 30 25 Stand Ofl of Kans . 70 51% Stand Ofl of NJ (t1 38 24% Starrett(L 8)11.40 74 65 Sterling Prod (3.80) 414 2% Sterling Secur (A). 123 81 Sterling Secur pf_ _ 2413 16'% Stewart Warn(50¢c) 21% 14% Stone & Webster___ o EFF T 25225 § Savsresis - a 9 EFFEF @ 118 Sun Oil pf (6) 27 Superheater (80c) 3 Superior 011 9% Surerior St 23 Sutherind 6% Sweets Co of Am. 20% Swift & Co (1) _ 28'4 Swift Intl Ltd (2) 1's Symington (d) _._. 57 Symington A (4)__. 6% Telautograph (60c) 5% Tennessee Corp .. 287 Texas Corp'n (t1)_. 33 Texas Gulf Sul (2). 28 Texas& PacRR 7% Tex Pac C & O a25c 9% Tex Pac Land Trust 337 Thatcher (1) 59 Thatcher pf (3.60)_. 8% The Fair . 89 The Fair pf (7)_ 814 Thermoid Co 3% Third Avenue 23% Third Nat Inval.15. 84 Thomp'n(JR)(50c). 24% Thomp'n Prod aé0c. 4% Thompson Starrett. 26 Thompson Star pf 14% Tide W Ass0 O 60c._ IOS‘a 100% Tide Wat A O pf(6) 51 Tide Water Oilall 12% Timken Detroit(t1) 56 Timken Roll B (12) 11 Transamerica t40c. 147 Trans & Westn Air. 10% Transue &W (t60c).. T4 Tri-Cont Corp a25c.. 93 Tri-Contl C pt (6) 4% Truax-Tra Coal.. 73 Truscon Steel . 22 20th Cent Fox Film 313 20th Cent F pf l% 8% TwinCity R T 65% Twin City R T pf__. 27 Ulen & Co T4% Und-Ell-Fisher (3) 38!3 Union Bag&Pap (2) i1% Union Carb&C 2.80. 20% Union Ol of Cal (1) 108t Unton Pacific (6) .. 90'% Union Pacific pf (4) 22% Unton Tank C 1.20_ 20% United Afreraft ___ 13 United Air Line vte 16'; United Am Bosch__. 24% United Bisc (1.60).. 117" 112% United Bisc pf (7).. 1 883 68 United Carbon (3)_. 33% 22% Unit-Carr Fast (2). 9% 5% United Corp INSURANCE STOCKS NEW York Becuty Dealers Association: 1 Am Ins Newark (1277 Am Reins (3)_ Am Reserve Am Surety (212) Automobile (12) Gonn Gen Lit 803 Fid & Dep (3a)_ Piremens Nwk PFrank Pire ( 2 Gen' Alliance (R0) Glen Falls (1.60) lobe & Rep (%ag) Slobe & Rut_ Great Amer Hanover (1 RO Harmonia_ (1.1 Hartford Fire Home Pire Sec Home Ins (1a)_ Homestead weFas ?.!:f:r.;xr: (®) Declated or patd ar mu year. COMMODITY PRICES NEW_YORK. September 26 —The Asso- ciated Press weighted wholesale pri of 35 commodities today ad 935 1034, 47 7868 7494 71.31 71.84 6L equals 100,) NEW YORK PRODUCE. September 26 (P _Butter, 10983, 983; 4 unmd L ery, higher than gxira, 3435035 (92 ‘scote). 3k flrm (88-91 mnl) a ma;. other pI nchanged. I8¢ UP8hecse, #2,071: auiet and unchan wntiEe 17 240. steady. *All ‘mized etors e poultry nominal. No freight or Sxpits auct nuotn ons. Dresied n?g; oy steady. %% MONEY AVAILABLE For Construction Loans and Loans on Improved Properties District of Columbia. Prompt Action on Applications & Guaranty Corporation 1610 K St. N.W. NAtL 1403 Low (1926 averai High. Util Power §%8 '4T..... 72% 96! (Continued From Page 2.) Add 00. High. Low. clmcnn 122% 121% 10 124% ORK. September 26 (P —New Close. Chi‘ G‘IV. -69% —2 93% 96% +3% 106% 106% — % !m:. 96 102% 96% Western 109 108 Western 44 32% Western 109% 103 Western 107 104% Western + % 134% 105% Youngstn S&T 3%s ‘51 98% Youngst' 140 36 Low. 40Y% Uni 16% 16 41 36% 24 22% 16% + % 40 +3% 22% -1 121% — % 104 — W 38% + W 4% - W 28 +1% 123% +1% 55% —3% 91 -3 50 —4% 10% 39% 4% 28% o 1134 100 Datved & 91 17% b4ty 59 153 31% U 8 Indus 30% 42% 2214 39 b2% 9% 74 106'% T4 21% 31% 20% 28% 501 % 831 1084 31% 15% 26‘1 126% 126% + % 9 9% -1 TH - % 22% — % 50% -2% 581 -21% 2% — % 35% — W 3% - % 26% - % 61% — ¥ 38 +1% 2% +1% 3 1 21% U 8 Pipe 7% U 8 Real! 0615 % 22% 223 168 160% U S Toba 140% 115% U S Stesl 165 115 7 3% Utll Pwr 2% 1 50 27% 45 48% 8% 48% 153 Univ Lea: 28% Van Ras 28% Va-Car CI 4 131% 114% Virginia 12% — %| 1B 9% Waldorf 195 — % 18% -m 13% — 1ty 123 +2 41% 10 26% Walker ( 17% Walker ( 47% Ward Bal 44 21 64 Webster 1 Wells Fai 91% West Pa 87 West Pa 116 111% West Pa 1241 116% West Pa 1214 8% Western 23% 15 Western 4 2 Western 5% Western 95 721 West'n U: 484 147 99 Wheel & 13% Whi 3% Whi 16 White Se: 70 Wilson & 44% Woolwor! 9215 — 435 3% - 1 fg +1 63 Wrigley 964 — W 21% - % 139 +1% %% + % 2% — % 25 ~1 16% — 7% 23% — % 278 — 1 113% —1% 881 +21 31 +1 T - % CHICAGO PRODUCE. O, September 26 —Butter. prices unchan Egs, . prices unchang: ilfry. dive. S tricks &eady. prices unchanged. Oes. 84. on track 242: total United t about steads: sup- oderate. demand slow. account Jew- yn holiday Hundredweight. daho. Russe -8 T u. 1., ly’ zood quality ‘and_Condition. : ar e quality, JDaker, size Lir qu.m 195 8%, Yellow T 84% 41% Youngs't: 122 153 9% 13% osyments based on the 881y 31 8% 113% 85% 29% ™ ineluding extras. ® Paid lllt year. ton.© Russet e ombinas e McClures, : Colors o 1. few sales. Russet Burbanks. 1A ey, scor sin. Cobblers. &8 N L 757 Sinnesgta Cobblers aded, 1.80: l orth Dakota. . 1.70: Bliss Triumphs. tly graded. few sales. INDEPENDENCE FUND DECLARATIONS OF TRUST Empire Trust Company, Trustee New York City A Living Trust Fund Prospectus on request. Slauson, White & Rowe, Inc. 305-10 Peoples Life Ins. Bldg. Not'l 6631 Washington, D. C. 423 Calvert Building Baltimore, Md. 34 Liberty Trust Building Cumberland, Md. PROPERTY Over Forty Years of Experience quately First Mortgage Investment National R TG A G o 85 West Shore 1st 4s 2361. Dividend Rate. Corp pf «3) 10% United Drug (a50c) 15 Utd uyewood (al% 93 United Dyew pf (7) 4 United Elec Coal.. 32% Unit Eng & F (2)... 66% United Fruit (3)__. 14% United Gas Imp (1) 4% U S Leather vte ... 10% U 8 Leather A vt U S Leath pr pt vte. 16% U S Rubber________ 47 U S Rubber 1st pf 72% U 8 Sm & Ref (a10) 68% U S Sm&R pf (33%4). 46% U 8 Steel __ 7% 5 United Stores (A).. 8414 57% Univ Leaf Tob (43) 50 Univ Pict 1st pf_ 33% Wesson O. 78 Wesson O« 231 Worthington Pump 56 Worth Pump pf A.. 47 Worth Pump pf B. 62% Wright Aero _ 33% Yale & Towne (60c) 8313 Yellow Truck pf 42Y% Young Spr&W (13). 105 Ygstn S&T pf(5%2)- 40% 11% Zenith Radio . 5% Zonite Products Dividena rates as given in the above table are the annua! casn s Unit of trading less than 100 shares. $ Accumulated dividends d Companies reported T Ex dividend. Son 10214 108% 38% M4 1st ¢» ‘53 M4 5348°17 Pacific 5 Union 438 '50. Union bs 126% 'n S&T 4861 103 Bales— Add 00. 66 58 8 308 168 42 x 48 256 Imp pf (5) 1 Net . Low. Close.Chge. 45% 45% — % 18% 14% = % 221 2214 -1% 102% 108 +1% 5% 46 8% 12% 6% Un'ted Paperb'd(d) 2 U S Distributing___ 10 U S Distributing pf 400s 13 US& Forn Secur . U S & For S 18t (6)_ 26 169% 160 US Gyplum pf ('l)- lZfll £7% U 8 Hoffman 37 49 US Hoffman pf 2%. 4 5 91 114 18 134 51 792 236 111 2 o 875 ceo pf (7)_ 1008 L (4)__. 18 155 9 f T pf (8). x 808 - 1308 &Lt (A s Alcohol.. &Fy(13%). ty & Imp.. Vadsco Sales Corp. 30 Vadsco Sales Co pf. 16% Vanadium Corp .. Ite (a1%). 40 Vick Chem (12) ... 4% Va-Car Chemical ... 'hem 6% pf 1145 109 Va El-& Pwr pf (6) 9% Va Iron Coal&Coke. 30% 14 ValronC&Cpt Ry pf (6)_ 70 Vulcan Detin (a4).. 4% Wabash pf B (d) . Sys t1.20_. 34% 30 WalgreenCo (2). .. 118 115 Walgreen pf (6%). H) (2).._. H) of (1) 5% Walworth Co 2% Ward Baking B . king pf $3. 93 Warner Bros Pict Warner Bros pic pf. % Warner-Quin (d) 4% Warren Bros.. 15% Warren Bros cv vf Warren Fary&P(1) 18% Waukesha Mot(+1). Eisenlohr. TEO . ____ (VWCL L (4). Elec A (7) Elec pt (6) Pwr pf (6) Pwr pf (7) Maryland. Md2dpt__ Pacific.._. Pacific pf_. nion (a2). 34% West'gh'se AB (1). 943 Westingh'se El (4) 150% 123% West'g'se 1st pf 335 % 22% Weston El 1 (a25c). 19% Westvaco Ch t40c . 32% Westvaco 5%pf 1% LEDpf 6% 21% Wheeling Steel 5 84 Wheeling Stl pf 32 18% White Motor k M S(1.40) wing Mch. w Mch pf_. 2% Wilcox Ol & Gas_ .. 6% Wilson & Co (50c).. Co pf (6). th (2.40) . 21 14508 701 11 70 - 2300s 138 W ir (t3). 6 661 13 421 517 20% 310s 14215 15 50% 191 81% 2 117% 265 40% 185 77 66 129 130 10 66 66% + 14 40% 40% ~1% 19% 20% + 139 1421 +3'4 48% 49 ~1y T8 9% —15 0% 1% - % 37% 39 +1 Th Th+ % ruck n Sheet&T latest quarterly or half-yearly declarations. + Annual rate—not s Paid this year, in receivership or being MASSACHUSETTS INVESTORS’ TRUST Prospectus Will Be Sent on Request. A. S. GotLpex & Co,, Inc. Woodward Blds. NatlL. 2000. FIRST TRUST LOANS | Reasonable Rates and Commissions Tyler & Rutherford, Inc. 1520 K St. N.W. National 0475 Loan Correspondent Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Co. Investments 5|/2% First Mortgage Real Estate Notes Secured by new dwellings in N.W. section of Washington. Bradley, Beall & Howard, Inc. ll(ubfllfled N”VI 40 Years thern Bids. Money for C::trldi n Loans Loans on Improved Properties 5Y2% FIRST DEED OF TRUST ONLY GEORGE I. BORGER Suceessor to the Business of JAMES ¥ SHEA 643 Indiana Ave. N.W. ANAGEMENT AN ENVIABLE REPUTATION is enjoyed by our FIRST MORTGAGES —giving them recognition as among the standard investments —for liberal return and ade- protected principal. B. F. SAUL CO. REAL ESTATE 2100 925 15th St. N.W, E L O AN S