Evening Star Newspaper, September 30, 1936, Page 19

CORPORATE BONDS REGISTER GAINS Railroad and Industrial Issues Rally Fractions to Point or More. Bond Averages “l lfldu! Utll PBP!' Net change. +.1 1 +2 +.1 Today, noon 96.8103.1 102.8 Prev. day___ 96.7103.0102.6 Month ago. 94.8 103.3 102.1 - 814 996 973 97.1104.1102.9 86.9101.8 99.3 87.8102.2 99.8 1935 |0W.... 764 92.2 845 655 1932 10W.... 458 400 64.6 422 1928 high...101.1 98.9 102.9 100.5 10 Low-Yield Bonds. Noon ... 1126 Prev. day.112.6 Month ago 112.3 Year ago- 109.6 1936 high. 112.8 1936 low.. 110.2 1935 high. 110.7 1935 low.. 107.9 1928 high. 104.4 1932 low.. 86.8 69.6 69.5 69.5 66.7 2.0 67.6 70.4 1936 10W.... 1935 high... (Comptled by the Assoclated Press.) By the Associated Press NEW YORK, September 30.— Gains dominated the bond list today | as rail and industrial loans rallied | fractions to a point or so. Other sections of the market were less demonstrative as trading ap- proached the close. United States | Governments had gains ranging to 6-32ds of a point. Several reacted, the widest close being 5-32ds. For- eigns were dull and uneven. New Haven 6s, Allegheny 5s and Erie 3s scored added more than a | point. Southern Railway 4s, North | Western 4%s and St. Paul 5s also | worked higher. International Hydro | Electric 6s and Abitibi 55 made wide | gains. Convertible bonds were held | to narrow areas as stock market fluc- tuations contracted. CHICAGO GRAIN Bv the Associated Press. [CHICAGO, September 30.—Owing largely to a month-end tumble of corn prices, weakness developed in all grains | today toward the last. Despite transient rallies that in some eases lifted wheat a cent a bushel, the wheat market afterward reacted with corn, Shrinkage of demand for cash delivery of corn was a late bearish factor. Corn closed unsteady. der yesterday's finish; 933,a7: May, 89a89's: wheat un-| changed to 5 off; December, 1.1275a 1.13; May. 1.11%a oats, 3ga? down, and provisions varying from 5 cents | decline to 25 cents advance. WHEAT— Open. High. Low. December 1134 114 117 Y : 9R1z . CORN— | December Tgal’; un-| December, | %% | (‘hlcuo Cash Market. Cash wheat, No. 2 red, 1.17 2 hard, 1.19; No. 4 mixed, 1.14; corn, | No. 2 mixed, 1.10; No. 4 mixed, 1.06; No. 1 yellow, 1.10a12; No. 2 yellow, 1.08':a12; Lake billing, No. 2 yellow, | 1.07%; No. 3 yellow, 1.08alllz; new | crop. 1.02; No. 4 yellow, 1.06a09'- ; new crop, 98'2; No. 5 yellow, 1.05a09':; Lake billing, 1.09; No. 1 white, 1.19a 20; No. 2 white, 1.19; Lake billing, 1.20; sample grade, 1.00a07; oats, No. 1 white, 45'4a'2; No. 2 white, 44%; No. 3 white, 413;;a44!,; No, 4 white, 42';; sample grade, 40'2a41; no rye; 8oy beans, No. 2 yellow, 1.20, nominal: barley, actual sale, 1.05a35; feed, 72a 85, nominal; malting, 1.12a47, nom- inal; timothy seed, 5.75a6.00 cwt.; new crop, 5.50a75 cwt.: clover seed, 16.00a. 23.00 cwt. Winnepeg Prices, | WINNIPEG. September 30 (#.—Grain | range at principal markets today: WHEAT- DOLLAR MOVES DOWN IN LONDON DEALINGS By the Associated Press. LONDON, September 30.— After touching 4.96'4 the United States dollar closed at 4.95% to the pound in the foreign exchange market today, 8 loss of !4 as compared with yester- day’s closing rate. The overnight New York rate was 4.95';. No dealings took place in the Prench franc. The Dutch guilder was quoted st 8.99 guilders to the pound and the Swiss franc 21.52 francs to the pound. DIVIDENDS .ANNOUNCED NEW YORK. September 30.—Dividends declared (prepared by the Standard Sta- tistics Corp.): Increased. Pe- Stk.of Pay- Rate. Tiod. Tecord. abie. lumbia Mills __ 00 Bub Corp vie ub Corp non-vte. Initial, Houghton, Elevator ihncunolis Biew o dbe = 103 ent Cent Pox Film-$1._10-16 Accumulated. i Agsoc £ cv pf__$1.00 at Corp of Am 6% pf Sa Towne lcc 7% pf 9-26 1.50 __ 10-16 $2:00 22 "9-28 Extra. flasks Jup Gold Min_15c .- 1 florders, 3vc 27 1 10 Tnere 3 allroad Emp. Corp__10c - 4 8- Q 10-3 Q 928 Q 11-20 8-27 10-16 11-2 10-10 10-156 10-15 ennuc Sty Epr 3180 aker Hamilton & Pac 1.6 ”ohnfi: sy Wi 366 ew Bedford Gi | 23 1939-49 | Austrian | Ger Rep T U 8 Gov't Bonds..__- Foreign Bonds . ccceee TREASURY. High. 104 14 102.22 101.23 101.5 102.25 106.3 104.31 106.29 106.15 108.31 108.10 108.8 109.1 109.6 114.3 108.15 258 1945-47 e 258 1948-51 o 23,8 1951-54 - 23,8'56-59 278195560 cmmm 581946-48 35195155 348 1946-49 . 3148 1949-52_ 3%s 1941 3345 1944-46 338 1940-43 June 33,8 1941-43 Mar 335 1943-47 43 1944-5. 4%s-3%81943-45 4%81947-52 - 104, 381947 104.3 3s 1949 31451964 215 1942-44 81953 - FOREIGN BONDS. Hi Abitibl Pa&Pw 6s 63 Antioguia 7845 B____ Antioquia T Antioguia 7845 Antioquia 3d Antwerp 58 ‘68 Argentine 6%s "62... 10014 100%§ 10035 1003 10035 100% - 100% 10034 10234 109 10875 96 106 107 10514 Argentine 63568 B_ Argentine 6s 69 June Argentine 6s 69 Oct__ Australta b Australia Belgium 6s ‘65 Belgium 6%s 49 Belgium 78 '56 Bergen City 55 '60._. Berlin 615850 Berlin Elec 645 '5 Brazil 6348 '26-'67 Brazil 6% Brazil 7s | Brazil 8s'4 Brisbane bs ‘58 Brisbane 6s '50 Buen A 4%48-4% Buenos Alres 4% s-45s'76 April Buenos A 4%5 ‘76 Aug Buenos Aires 4hs-3%s Buenos A C Buenos A C 6 Buenos AC6 Buenos A 6s 61 st Pv_ Bulgaria 78 67 July coupon oft Bulgaria 748 '68 May coupon off Canada 3%s ‘61 | Canada 4560 Canada 58 '52 Chile 6560 __ Chile 6361 Jan Chile 68 '61 Febr. | Chile 65 ‘61 Sept. Chile 6s°62__ Chile 6363 Chile Ts 42 Chile Mtg Bk 65 ‘61 % | Chile Mtg Bk 63,8 '61_ Chilean Mun L 7s *60. Colombia 6s ‘61 Jan__ Colombia 61 Oct. | Col Mtg Bk 7s '46 Jopenhagen 4148’5 Rica 78 A '51 Cuba 58°14-"45 __ Cuba 6%s 45 Czechoslovakia 8s'51 Denmark 4%s 62 Denmark 6s '42 Dominic 1st 5348 *40 Dominic 1st 615 42 __ Dominic 2d 535 '40 _ Finland 6s 45 Ger C Bk A 63’60 July Ger Gov 5%8 ‘65 st __ Ger Rep 7s’49 stpd .. ‘49 un st__ Hung Con M 78’46 _ Hung Con M 7%s 45 unmat coupon on Italy 78°51 ItalCrd P W 7s 47 B_ Ital PU Crd Japanbls Japan 62,8 54 Jugos Mtz Bk 78 '57 unmat coupon 5 Kreug&Toll bs '59 efs_ Lombard Elec 7s 52 Montecatini 7s '37 Montevideo 7s " New So Wale: Nord Ry 6%s Norway 41 Norway 434s Norway 5s '63 Norway 6543 Norway 6844 Oriental Dev 6= ’5 OsloG&E 5863 _ Panama 6s '63 stp as Panama 5%s ‘53 _ Paris Orl Ry %8 '68 Peru 6s ‘60 Peru 6s°61 _ Poland 6s 40 Poland 8s '50 Porto Alegre 71 s 66 July couponoft ___ Prussia 6s ‘52 Prussia 6% s 51 Queensland 6s°47 Queensland 7s 41 Rhein Ruhr 6s " - Rhine W EI P 6s ‘55 Rio de Jan 6%s '53 Aug coupon off Rio Gr do Sul 7s * May coupon off. Rome 6%s '52 Sao Paulo C 88’52 coupon off - Sao Paulo St 7840 .. 8ao Paulo St 78 56 Sept coupon off ___. Serbs 78’62 unmeo . Shin’su El1 P §%s'52_. Silesia Prov 78 ‘58 __ Taiwan Elec 6148 *71_ 0 65 . 3 Ujlgawa EP 78°45.__ Uruguay 6s ' Uruguay $s 4 Warsaw s °l Westphal El Pw 6 Yokohama 63’61 Alleg Corp 63 ‘44 ___. Alleg Corp 68 49 - Alleg Corp 68 ‘50 stp Alleg & Westn 4898 __ Alied Stores ¢ 100 954 6474 80 1104, Am Roll Mill m- 49 Am T &T 43839 AmT&Tecltrbs’s Am T & T deb 58 60__ AmT & T deb bs "65__ AmT& T5%8'43 ___ Am Wat Wks 68 *75 Am Writ Paper Anaconda deb ¢ 118 49 -28 10-1 12-1 10-10 Shh Sy 852237 7253 3 A-‘-'clut'r\ol tl‘:.":mr:ndo ork, 4.6 45 Zlne fifill East ulu" 4.85. Quicksil ver. ron. aluminum. antimony, olframite unchanged, A 3 7.00. platinum and 105 Low. 104. 102.5 101. 101 102 106! .26 106.: 106. 108.. 108. 108, 108, 109.i 113 108 14 118,31 118.: DOMESTIC BONDS. By private wire direct to The Star, Approximate Transactions Today. $5.010,000 1.270,000 3 Domestic Bonds.._.. 10,600,000 Close. 12 22 22 2 20 3 10! 10 29 15 a1 5 8 110 5 10f 31 11 101 80 11 FEDERAL FARM MORTGAGE. < 104. 103.20 103.18 103.20 104.23 104.23 104.23 HOME OWNERS’ LOAN. 101.28 101.25 101.28 101.26 101.20 101.26 103.12 103.10 103.12 3 10 106§ 364 2544 324 28% 22 214 % 100% 67 § 105% 116 112y 24% 27% 15 18 25 8714 493 7974 80 98 5334 5 a8y 26 84y 94 953 63% 80 110% - 106% 10614 10614 1193 11734 119 11234 112)4 © 1087 105% 10634 1 1 1113 111K 1% 118% 113 110% 1105 110 49 104.14 102,22 1.22 1.5 102.25 106.3 104,31 106.29 106.15 108.31 108.10 108.8 9.1 9.5 3.31 8.15 8 30 4.3 THE EVENING High. Low. Close B&Oref 6s'95C_.__ B& O Swn bs Bang & Aroos 48 '5§1_ Bang & Aroos cv 4s ‘51 Bell Tof Pabts 43 B Bklyn Edison 5549 A_ Bklyn Ed con 3%8'66 Bklyn Man Tr 6840 A Bkivn Un El 68 '50 __ Bklyn Un Gas 63°50 . Brown Shoe 3% s ‘50 Buff R&P con 4%s '587 Buff R&P cn4 48’57 rg Buffalo R & P 5837 Bush Term con 63 ‘65 Camag 78’42 ctfs Can’dian N R 4348 Can’dian N R 438 56 Can’dian N R 4%8 ‘67 Can’dian N R 4% s ‘55 Can‘diap N 68’69 July Can’dian N R 68’69 Oct Can‘dian Caro Cent con 45 '49 __. 0Cl& O 6552 A _ Cent of Ga con bs '45._. Centof Ga 6s'69C _ Centof Garf 5%s*'59_ i‘ent 11l E & G 68 ‘51 Cent N England ¢s '61 Cent of N J gen bs ‘87 Cent Pac 18t rf ¢3°49_ Cent Pac 5s 60 _ Cert’d deb 5% s Chesap Cev bs 44 ___ Chesap Corp Chi & Alt rer 3s 49 Chi B& Q gen 4858 __ ChiB&Qrefbs'T1 _. Chi B&Q | div 315849 Chi & E 1115861 __ Chi & E 11 68 '51 ctfs_ Chi Grt West 48 59 Ch! Ind & L gen 6s '66 Chi Ind & So 48’56 | CM&StP gn 31,8 '89 B CM&SUP 4589 CM&StP gn 4148 '89 C. CM&StP41;8'89 B __ CM&StP 65’76 . CM&StP&P adj 652000 Chi & NW gen 314s '87 Chi & NW gen 4s'87__ Chi & NW 43482037 _ | Chi & NW 43382037 C. Chi & NW 43,849 Chi & NW 4%8'87 3 | Chi & NW gen 65 '87 C&NW Nr W 634536 Chi R I&P rf 4534 34 ctf Chi R I&P gen 4388 | Chi St L&N Me 45 '51_ Chi T H&S inc 63 60 _ Chi Un Sta 3%s'63 B Chi & W | con 48°52__ ¢ Childs & Co 6343 1017 1093 1147 1434 144 1414 14 1415 1 125 15| Cons Gas N ¥ 434 30 “« 65 " 61 10434 123 97 10084 101 10414 106 83 1008 67 10684 116 12 12 52 53 1684 24 2 13 1124 2415 27% 1544 18% 72 9534 6414 10236 10234 10235 10034, 100 16634 164 4% 13y 18% 80 10034 164 1104 m 1134 I 10634 105% 10634 281 28} 28}4 10474 106 9814 98 9834 1083 10634 10834 A T&S Fe ¢n ‘A T&S Fe 48 '09-'55 __ A T&S Fe ad) 4395 st A T&S Fegen 4 *95 A T&S Fed%s'is Atlanta & Bigm 4s ‘33 4 ‘i’l 18 11t 22 ‘9634 Chile Cop deb bs 47 Cin Un Ter 3%s D gtd Cin Union Term 5s 57 CCC&St L gen 45 '3 CCC&St L rt 43 CCC&St Liret bs Clev Cliffs Ir 43, Clev Un Tel 43 Clev Un Term Clev Un Ter b%s *72 A Colo Fuel & Iron 5s '43 | Colo Fuel & Ir 5s°70__ | Colo & So 4145’80 Columbia G & E deb 6352 April ___ Columbia G & E bs '52 May Columbia G&E 6 | Columbus & Tol 45 '55 Cons £d NY 3% 846 n Cons Ed NY 334s ‘56 n ‘51 Consum P un 33%s '65 Cons Pwr 3338 7| | Container 6546 Crown C & S 4s'50 Cuba RR 1st 6852 _ Cuba Northn 5% w'42_ Cumb T&T 58'37_____ Dayton P&L 8% 60, Del & Hud ref Del & Hud 6% ‘37 51 Den & R G con 4s 36_. Den& RG W 58 ‘65 __ Den & RGW 6555 asst Den & R G ref 6378 Des M & Ft D 48'35 cfs Detroit Edis 4s '65 F Det Edison 433’61 D Dul SS & At 58’37 Duquesne Lt 3%s '56. East Cuba S 7%8'37 _ K Cuba S 734s 37 ctfs El1 P&S W 51 '65 stp. Eriecv 4553 A Erie cons 45 '96_. Erle gen 45 '96__. Erie ref 63 '67_.. Frie ref 5375 Erie & Jersey Farb'ks Mor. Fla EC Ry 6574 Fla E C Ry 68 74 ctfs. Fran Sug 7%s’42____ Gen StiIC5%s'49_ Goodrich 6s *45 Goodrich 6%s Goodyear T&R 68 '67 Gould Coup 63740 __ Great NRy 4346 G _ Great N Ry 48 '46 H GrtN Rgen 414876 T Grt NRgen4% 11 E Grt N R gen 68’73 C. Grt NR5%s "2 B Gulf M & N 6860 Gulf Sta St1 5% 842 Hoe (R) & Co 6% '34 Hudson Coal 68 '52 Hudson Go G 1st 55’49 Hud & Man inc 5857 _ Hud & Man ref 68 ‘57 111 Bell Tel 33870 .__ 111 Cent col tr 48" 111 Cent col tr 11l Cent ret 11l Cent 4% 111 Cent ref 63 '65 111 Cent Cairo Br 48’50 Il Cent St L 334851 ... ICC&StL N O 444563 _ ICC&StL N O 68 '63 _ Ind & Louisv 4s 56 Iniand St 3%s ‘61 _ Int Grt Nr 63’66 B Int Grt Nr 6s ‘53 A Int Grt Nrad) 6s'52 A. Int Hydro E!I 6; Int Mer Marine 65 *41. Int Pap 1st 6547 A Int Pap ref 6s 656 Int Ry of C A 6873 Int Ry of CA 6484 Int T&T cv 4348 39_. Int T&T ¢ l’fl.. Iowa Cent ul&rfll'fil James F & C ¢339 Jones&L Stl 4% s'61A. Kan C So 1st 3s 'l Kan C Sorf in bs 50 Kan C Term 1st 4560 Kendall 634 "4 Ky&IndT4% —— KingsCo El4s'49 ___ Kresge Found 111% 11134 111% | Len Val Coal b8 *64 118% 118 mu m 22 llfl)i W24 102% | LVN Y I'hl’lo m_. 963 96 Leh Val Coal 6874 . Leh Valley Har 63 64 LV NY 1st ¢s 45 gtd_ Leh V P eon 107% 107% 107% | Long sl ref % 80 Long Island deb §s'31 Lorillara bs b1__. 9315 9314 983 | La& Ark6a89 _____ 92)4 92 92| LonGE&Ess2A... 92% 91% 92%| L& N lst 422000 . . 105 110 10234 1024 10234 10634 106% 10614 10934 10934 10934 114% 114% 1143 12134 12134 121% 129% 128% 12874 1045 10434 10455 81 80y 804 86 8514 8514 8504 s34 84! 264 264 26% 264 26 2634 100 100 100 102% 1023 102% 108%; 10834 1035 108% 1083 103% 125 112§ 1121 104% 10434 104% 106 106 9l4 92 87 87 1034 1n35¢ 693 14% 4% 1148 § 1143 18 1188 119% 94§ 1024 10434 107% 55 1104 3034 1754 1734 ISK 1143 114% 114% 118% 118% 119% 9434 1083 10485 1075 55 1104 3034 1734 17 1043 67 9214 110% { 1015 937 13435 i 162 1004 57% 11434 116% 10345 5034 5714 5814 583 2134 74 4535 41 864 10834 104 8634 1024 107 110 1043 9714 1028, 10635 104 109% 1111 10534 851, Lo 10815 104 10234 107 110 {1045 4Ty i 1023 1037% 109% 3 11075 10534 8414 7675 105 104% 104 12y 5 104% 104 § 1125 4 10514 1087, 106 106 10504 10435 1113 116% 8214 108 2634 2634 853 | 10634 | STAR, WASHINGTON. BONDS ON N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE D. High. Low. Close. L&Nunifds’40. ... L &N Atl K&C 48 '55.. McCrory Stores 58 '51. McKess&Rob '50. MeC RRclt 48746 A__ Me C RR gn ¢%8'60A. Manhat Ry 4s ‘90 Marion St Shov 6 Market St Ry 7s Met Ed 18t rf 438 '63. Mich Cent 4 %8 ‘79 MIIER&SL 68’61 MStP&SSM cn 48 . MStP&SSM cn b8 '38._. MStP&SSM 68 "38 gtd. MStP&SSM 5 9 MStP&SS; MoK&T lll 1 MoK &T 4s'62 B._.. MoK & T 4%s 7! MoK & T bs GE Mo K & T adj 6s Mo Pac 48’75 Mo Pac 6865 A————— Mo Pac 6877 Faceeee. Mo Pac 68’78 G Mo Pacific 58 80 H. Mo Pac 68’811 Mo Pacific 6%8 49 A.. Mob & Ohio 6s'38 Mob & O M div bs Mohawk & M 48 '91 Monong Pub < 41,8'60 Mont Cent 6s '37 Mont Pwr ref Mont Power 68 ‘62 A Mont Tram 6s "41 Morris & Co 48’39 __ Mor &Essex 3138 2000 Morris & Essex 4%°65 Mor & Essex 58 55 Nashv C&St L 48 "18__ Nat Acme 65 " Nat Dairy 3% NatDisPC 4 %845 Nat Steel 48°6 New E T&T 1st bs New Jer P&L 4% New Or & N 4%s'52__ New Orl P S 6852 A - New Orl Ter 1st 48’63 New Orl T&M inchs'35s New Orl T&M 68 54 B New Or T&M 5856 C_ New Orl T&M 5%s '54 N Y Cent 314897 | N ¥ Central 3%m46__. N Y Centcon 4s'98___ N Y Centrf 438 2018_ NYCrfa4e2013n__ N Y Cent rf 65 2013 N Y Cent cvéa'4s_ NYC Mich C3% NYC&St L 448’78 NYC&St L 6%s 74 NYChi&StLé6s"3 N Y Dock 6s°38 - 116 l\Yl\H&H&‘I tr 68 °40 {INYNH& Hcvés'4s_. NY O&W gen 48 '55. NY O&W ref 45 '93. NY Rys inc 68 ‘65 _. NY & Rich G 6 10834 10874 108%% 113% 118% 113% 104 1033 108% 104 10374 1034 102% 10234 102% 8215 8214 82%4 8515 55)4 BbY4 97 9634 97 - 1013 1013 1013 10914 1095 109% 1063 10634 1068 mm 1033 103% 3834 M 63 135§ 10234 10214 . 102% 102% 1044 104'4 % 9N 98} 93 9934 99 965 9614 10334 10334 10674 10634 10534 105% 106% 106 126 126 . 10734 10734 791y 9914 97 3914 46%y 46 46 5014 60 10235 102 10134 101 10175 10134 951 94ig 95y 941{ 101 10045 11734 11634 9514 9514 9514 941§ 1084 1043 9915 984 6! 60 10275 1025 116 3134 204 3424 94 9914 961 3815 4 1 1073 10734 90 88% = 10734 10734 orf So 1st ref Norf & W 1st - North Am Co 68’61 __ North Am Ed 65’67 North Am Ed 58°69 C. North Am Ed 6%8'63. Nor'n Pac gen 3s 2047 Nor'n Pac 4897 Nor'n Pac 4%8 2 Nor'n Pac 6s 2047 North Sts Pw 43861 North S P 1st 58’41 A. Ogden L C 48 *48._ Ohto Bdison 4s'65_ _ Ohio Pub Sve 713846 Oreg Sh L 5846 gtd__ Oreg Sh Line 5546 __ Oreg W RR & N 4861 Pac Coast 6s "46 Pac T&T 1st 6837 Pan Am P C 88 40 ctfs Paramount Pic 68 "65_ Parmelee 6544 Penn Dixie C 68 Penn P& L 4%8 '81 Penn RR3% renn RR 4863 __ Penn RR 4%s 81 D Penn RR 4%s "84 Penn RR con 4% *60__ Penn RR gn 4%s '65 Penn RR deb 438 ‘70 Penn RR gen 58’68 __ People G L&C 65 43 __ Peoria & E 18t 4540 Peoria & E inc 45 90 _. Pere Margq 1st 48’5 Pere Marq 4%s 80 Pere Marg 1st 5 % Phila B&W cn § Joth Silk H 6846 ww *100 14314 1184 108 105% 108% 112 1163 998 103 82 5% 1235 3634 82 107% 93% 8835 108% 10835 10835 104 104 104 9934 993§ 9934 1064 106 10634 110 110 10134 10134 10134 1214 10 72 ' 12 1Y 71K 1K 32% 824 3824 xuh 1045 10436 78 3 l’ 68 69 68 67% 68 104 10334 103% 88% 883 88% 10134 101 IOI% 10734 10734 10734 13536 18435 134% 9834 8% 984 10435 10434 10434 10434 10434 10434 1223 Phila Co §s '67 Phila Elec Co 4s 71 Phila Elec Co 4148 '67. Phila & R C&1 68 '73 _. Phila & R C&1 68 °49 _ Philippine Ry 4537 Pitts&W Va 4%8'58 A Pitts&W Va 4%s'59 B Pitts&W Va 413’60 C Port Ar C&D 6s ‘53 B_ Port Gen E] 4348 60 _ Porto Rico A T 6s"42_ Postal Tel & C 68’53 _ Pressed St1C 5s'33 _ Pure O1l 4% s 60 ww._ Purity Bak 5343 R-K-O 68 "41_ Reading Jer C 48 °51_ Reading R 42397 A Rem-Rand 4% 8’56 ww Republic Stl %8 '61. Republic St 4% Revere Cop 4% s 56 Richfield O1) 63 *44 Richfield O s *44 Rich Term Ry Rutland Can 4549 _ Rutland RR ¢%s "41__ St Jos & Gr Isl 4847 StLRM&PG68’55 . St L-SFran 4s'60 A __ St L-S F 4350 A ctfs. StL-S Fran %3578 _ StL-SF4%s"78cfat St L-SFran 6850 B - St L-S F 55 '50 Betfs. StL8 W gnrf 6s '90 St LS W 1st ter 5553 StPKCSL4é%s"1 StP M&M 58'43 ext rg St P Un Dep rf 6872 Saguenay Pw 4% 11034 110§ 110 1025 102% 102% 5/ Seabd A L ref 48 55 Seahd A L rf 4559 cfs Seabd A L 68745 A Seabd A L 6545 ctfs_ Seabd A-F168'35 A ct. Shell Un deb 8%s751.. Stlesian Am 7841 South Bell T&T So Colo Pwr Sou Pacific 3%8 46 So Pa So Pac ref So Pac 4%s ‘68 So Pac 4148 *69 So Pac 4%s 81 So Pac Oreg 4%8 17 So Pac 8 F Ter 43 '50... So Ry s "94 Studebaker cv 6s Ii._ Swift &Co 3% 8’50 ‘Tenn Cent 6847 . ... Tenn El Pw 68°47 A ‘Tenn C & C 63744 Term As St L 48°53 Tunll’un'" C-. Texas & Pac 68 "80 D A 104 "~ 108 110 14 1084 1874 1208 106 110 1334 10834 187, 120% 106 104 106 10434 815, i 1095 1015 1111 10634 10424 35 10644 18 121 119%; 106% 70 i 106% 101 104 101 3614 12134 97145 17% 994 10234 10834 124 i 106} 105 10734 95'¢ 1031 1031 T8 178 815 7834 391, 38 174 116% 118 113 99 98, 837§ 823 - 101% 10134 10635 10634 1073 107 907§ 995 19 118 1043 1043 2% 2 42 4234 102 102 465 465 8414 83 23 23 3635 8514 38 a1y 11074 1103 1033 10814 3734 1107% 1043 104% 12234 12234 10314 10234 xmu 10134 il 7% 10034 10034 10035 105~ 104% 106 1074 107% 107%4 106 106 106 9834 983 98Y% 95§ 941§ 94l 106 106 963 94% 94% 9645 9415 965 95% 944 95l 9914 99% 9914 110 10934 110 10856 10634 10635 C., WED NESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3 ELECTRIC POWER | TRADE FORGES UP INDEX DECLINES Slight Drop in Production Leaves 16.1 Per Cent Gain Over 1935. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, September 30.—The Associated Press index of electric power production, with 1929-30 taken as 100, declined for the week ended September 26 to 116.9 from 117.7 the previous week. A year ago the index, which is adjusted for seasonal and long-term trend, stood at 101.6. The range for recent years follows: 1936. 1935. 1934. 1933. 1177 1055 974 919 1020 941 919 802 Actual production, as reported by the Edison Electric Institute, was 2,157,278,000 kilowatt hours, a de- crease of 0.7 of 1 per cent from 2,170~ 807,000 kilowatt hours last week, but was an increase of 16.1 per cent over 1,857,470,000 kilowatt hours reported for the like week last year. All major geographical regions re- ported gains over last year. Washington Produce Prices paid shippers. net f. 0. b Wash- ingion. By the United States Bureau of Agricultural Economics Market steady Nearby % | hennery whites and United atnestuowrn cen ment |rldtfl ulu! 1 high hennery white; Government araded . and " dated etgs | (net prices paid shippers. . b. Washington). U. 8. ext 40: U 8. extras. mediums. standards. large. 3313 LIVE POULTRY—Market about steady. Fowl. colored, heavy. 19: Leghorns. ' 1:ial4: chickens. Virginia Rocks. roa, 402 s unchanged. K few &t roosters, 10a12 brotlers’ and pounds and u all sizes. 21; Leghorns 17a1K; guineas 40885 ea nd old guineas. ing for Sorin pounds. 24 to 24 No, 25 1 TS, young. Dnun s _and up. er 2 pounds. 25a3() each: © Teceivers' offer: hens. 10 to 12 14 pounds and up. 22a Fruits and Vegetables. Sales In large lots by original receivers up to K &.m. today CBLERY —One New York arrived: four broken and one unbroken cars on track. Bupplles moderate; demand, light: markel steady, Highballs, | 50at0; Y individusiiy “washed. 1736, West Jork. 1 Tndiviauatly Ja crates, aviduaty washed: d CABBAGE N catlot ‘arrival Supplies moderate: n, rket steady. New York, 50- domestic round type, K58 100. Long Island section ~crates. ap- proximately 60 pounds net, red tye, CANTALOUPES—No carlot arrivals. one broken car on track. Supplies moderate; demand moderate: market steady. Colo- rado, Salmon meats. jumbo flats &s to 125, 13581 50; standard flats. 12s and Salmon %\uu, stand- on track. moderate; mi pound sacks, broken and one unbroken Supplies moderate: demand _moderate; market steady. California, Wi tuce crates. 6 dozen York._bushel baskets, 1 APPLES—No carlot arrivals: one broken car on track. Bushel baskets: Virginia, fupplies moderate; demand moderate: mar: minimum, inimum. ald; ¢ 0. minimum 21 ~mrh " minimym, 1.3581.40: nch min 1.60. few higher; 3-ineh minimum. 1 68al 25; fow 2.00; Goiden Delicio . 8. No. 1 214 m. G S. No. -inch T3-inch mmmum mmlmum al 25 T et overripe, 35a50: few :5; windfalis. CAGLIFLOWER—No carlot arr ears on track. Supplies light. demand moderate: market scronger. " California pony crates. 1.7 ., New York, Long Island section, s 2 00 ETTOCE “one” Califarnia arrived: one Supplies light; de- varieties 5081.00. broken car on track. mand fair: market California. Western crates. Iceberg type, 4-5 dozen, mostly 6.5087.00: few best higher HONEYDEWS_—Four Colorado arrived: two broken and four unbroken cars on track. Supplies moderate: demand mod- erate. market steady. Colorado. T and jumbo crates. 63 o 125, 0; igan. 1 New York 2 broken and - unbroken cars on Supplies moderate: demand mod- market steady. Fifty-pound sacks. N Michigan and New 65, Washington, S. No. 1, 50 Indiana . white inches and larger. and Michigan 50-pound. boilers U. S:No._1.115a1.2. MI VEGETABLES —One _Califor- nia. i Colorado arrived. i broken and 1 unbroken cars on tracl INSURANCE STOCKS NEW YORK. Septemhber 30 (#).—New York Security Dealers’ Association: Bid. Aetna Cas (2 102 Aeina Ins Aeina Life n.s Am Equit (1a Am Ins Newark ('a) Am Reins (3) Am Reserve (1a Am Surety (212} Automobiie ( = Balt Amer (.20a)_ Carolina (1.20) Harmonia_(1.20) Hartford Pire (2)_"_ Home Fire Sec Home Ins (1a) Homestead (1) 8534 | 5 Pay avt SDHn(fl!ld Ai'al‘ - Naveisrs (1) velers S Fire (1.80) ‘Westchester (1a) _ Al xtra or extras. & Declared or paid 5o far this year. e —————— Hish. Low. Close. 2% 1214 2% 40 3934 40 106} 106 108% 14 114 14 9% 9934 11634 116 118% -~ 10034 10034 10034 109 10834 108} 11034 11034 11034 1028 102 102 1205 11934 120 107} 107 1073 10854 10835 103% 105)4 104% 106} 67 66 67 8% 69 183 15 16} 109 109 109 106 106% 106 98 98 98 34 334 M 103 102% 102% Y YK Y 363 4% 35y 3634 35)5 3bl4 2 26 K 10 7K 107 107 80 Third Ave ref 4s'60 Third Av ad in ex b Tol & Ohlo C 3% Un Oil Cal 48 47 cccee. UnPac3%8'Tl —oee Un Pac 15t 48 47 e Un Pac 48’68 Un P-e 1strfds 3008 Un Pac 1st rf 55 2008 Unlud Drug 6s°53 U S Pipe&Fy 3% U S Rubber b8 *4 Utah L& T 68’44 A__. Utah P&L Util P& L 6869 ww.. UHI P& L 5% 4T . Ver Sug 18t 78’42 ctfs Va E& P 1st ref 48’66 Warner Bros ev 65 39, ‘Warner-Quin 6s'39... Warren Br ev 0; ‘1. Sh W Sh Lst 45 2061 reg.. West'n Md 1st ¢8 53 West'n Un 58°60._.. ‘Wheel Steel 4348 53 White Sew M 65 °40__. W SpStl 1st 7836t . W Sp Stl con 78 ‘36 ct.. Wilson & Co ¢s ‘65 Wis Cent 1st gn 48 *49 Wis C 8&D Ti 36 Y'ngstn S&T 3%8 81, Y'ngsto B&T 48 '61 . 18% 185 18% 1275 12634 13635 10834 103 10834 IN FIFTH DISTRICT Advance in First Half of September Reported by Richmond Bank. By the Associated Press. RICHMOND, Va. September 30.— The Federal Reserve Bank sald in its monthly review that “an upturn in trade occurred in the first half of September as Fall trade opened” in the fifth district. Business activity was up to sea- sonal levels in practically all lines in August, the report said, and con- tinued “materially above the 1935 volume.” Employment conditions were “nota- bly better” than a year ago, the bank reported, but made little change in August and early September. Industrial operations were better than in the corresponding period of 1935. Farm Outlook Better. Prospects for agriculture were re- ported improved in August in all crops which were still growing, “but the financial returns from this year's crops do not promise at present to equal the 1935 returns.” Comparatively small changes occur- ring in the Reserve bank statement included a seasonal increase in Fed- eral Reserve notes to meet needs for currency in marketing tobacco and other Fall crops. Reporting member banks in 12 lead- ing cities increased loans during the past month and also added to their reserves at the Reserve banks, but their investments in securities de- clined and both demand and time de- posits decreased moderately. Debits to individual accounts de- clined 3 per cent in the four weeks ended September 9 in comparison with the four preceding weeks, but exceeded figures for the correspond- ing four weeks in 1935 by 17 per cent. Failures Total Unchanged. Commercial failures were the same in number in August as in the same month last year but liabilities volved declined 69 per cent. Construction continued to Increlsu and valuation figures for building per- | mits issued in August, 1935, figures by 55 per cent and 21 per cent, re- spectively. { Retall trade in August was well | ahead of August, 1935 except in ‘Washington, where it dropped 5 per | cent and pulled the district average down. Wholesale sales increased in| the five lines for which figures were available. Coal production increased season- ally over July, and 25 per cent above | August, 1935. Cotton consumption dropped 5 per cent in August, as com- | pared with July, as cotton mills slack- | enek their pace, but continued at L higher rate than last year. Nearly 38 per cent more cotton was con- | sumed than in August, 1935. Tobacco markets in South Carolina and part of North Carolina in Au-| gust had smaller sales but moder- ately higher prices than in the same | period last year. “The improvement,” the statement said. “is not sufficient to compensate for decreased production this year.” in- | | NEW YORK SUGAR. NEW YORK Seotember 10 (P sugar was unchar 1v today at_3.40 for spots. with ni , Teported. There was believed to be interest at this Tevel.”"buy - nothing 'was available’ below 3.43 to 3.50. Putures opened 1 point higher and ad- vanced another point on some positions gn further irade buring and covering The demand 3 Showing net advances of & DOINLS on the active positions there was a partial set- back from trade selling or hedsing. Business was light. with operators gen- erally inclined to limit commitments ow- Ing to the inactivity in the outside market January sold up from 2.4% to 2.49. March, after selling a with the general marke midday ruling sbout 1 to © points net higher Refined was unchanged at 475 for fine granulated. with demand light and lim- ited to nearby needs. _— BOSTON WOOL MARKET. OSTON. September Agr.) . —Gra ols were quite imited Todny. bur_aekine prices were mostly firm ause of the re- strictea demand the maximum prices of recent weeks were dffficult to secure Whenever mills submitted bids they were inclined to offer less than they had re- cently. Australian markets were reported firmer than at the opening of the week. 150 TONS OF LEAD SOLD. | NEW YORK, September 30 (#).— | The St. Joseph Lead Co. reports that | 150 tons of pig lead from Southeast | Missouri mines were sold yesterday at $4.45 per hundred pounds, St. lmm.i R TS R INDEPENDENCE FUND DECLARATIONS Dealers Report “Worth Street,” the Nation's princi- much | 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. Net'l 6631 Washington, D. C. 423 Calvert Building Phone Calvert 1433 Baltimore, Md. 34 Liberty Trust Building Cumberland, Md. Money For CONSTRUCTION LOANS and LOANS ON IMPROVED PROPERTY in the District of Columbis, Nearby Maryland and Virginis 5% Promp: Action B. F. SAUL CO. 925 15th Street Natl 2100 FINANCLAL. Burst of Activity MONTRE, futures opened easier. lower, MONTREAL SILVER. AL, September 30 op.—Silvir Decomber: 44, 455"“?.'? 4 oLssb? 44.55b, b—Bi i o In Cotton Goods By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, September 30.— pal cotton textile market, yesterday reported sales of about 50,000,000 yards of cotton goods at rising prices. Yesterday's sales brought to ap- proximately 100,000,000 yards the FIRST TRUST LOANS Reasonable Rates and Commissions Tyler & Rutherford, Inc. 1520 K St. N.W. National 04 Loan Correspondent Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Co. turnover in the last two days and were made on advances of '3 of a cent a yard on all types of goods, trade cir- cles said. Cotton merchants said the burst of | activity was the result of a scarcity | of goods for nearby deliveries and the | most favorable relation between pro- | duction and unfilled orders since 1933. | Sales were said to be running at & rate about three times current pro- duction. U. S. TREASURY NOTES. . D_Barney & Co) Bid PHILADELPHIA = Beptember Live pouitry: Fowls, fa. mixed colors. heavy. 19a20: White Leghors 12a13: pullets, hnc!g - ing Kcmcken. fancy, puundn ihd aver, we. and fair quality Red Springers, 17a1K: Spring ¢ o size and quality, Pekin. fancy. young | sed poullry —Chickens, all sections, Top grades 3 90 @1 score ity i score, 3212: K8 score, 32 1%; ducks, White score 33 89 score, NEW YORK BAR SILVER NEW YORK. September 30 (#).— Bar silver quiet and unchanged at 443, Second Trust Notes ment deferred not Union Finance Co. 916 Woodward Bldg. NAtl. 7936 MASSACHUSETI'S INVESTORS’ TRUST Prospectus Will Be Sent on Request. A. S. Govrpey & Co Special Circular on the BUILDING SUPPLY INDUSTRY Mailed on Request WAGEAMAN . BRAWNER| s Co. dnc. 1700 EYE ST. N.W. ME. 3860 %% MONEY AVAILABLE For Construction Loa Loans on Improved Propert in the District of Columbia. Prompt Action on Applications Real Estate Mortgage & Guaranty Corporation 1610 K St. N.W. NAtL 1403 ON IMPROVED Immediate cation for Investments 5% v Real Estate Notes Sceurcd by new dwellings in section of Washington. Brldley, Beall & Howard, Inc. z-lnblu?ud N!ar&v 40 Years Money for Coldndul Loans Loans on Impmved Properties 5Y2% FIRST DEED OF TRUST ONLY GEORGE L. BORGER Buceesser to A Compact, Complete Program of Full INSURANCE May we advise you regarding your needs, and arrange a com- plete coverage all in one uni- fled program? We handle all kinds of protective insurance. J. Blaise de Sibour and Company INSURANCE BROKERS 1700 Eye St. N.W. NAtl 4673 Construction Loans Fl "l ‘l Insured Mortgages Loans up to 80% of actual valuation FREDERICK 'W. BERENS McLachlen Buildin, Phone National 8380 Morigage Loan Correspondent for Insarance Companies MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE at 50/0 Monthly Payments if Preferred Our Real Estate Officers Invite You to Confer The WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY Member FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP'N D. C. PROPERTY attention on your appli- buying, rebuilding or refinancing. Loans repayable morithly. No charge not made. for appraisal ‘f loan is Interest charged only on unpaid balance of principal. EourrasLe Co.0PERATIVE BUILDING A SSOCIATION 915 F STREET N.W. Organised 1879 There Are Few Satisfactions Greater than that of having a substantial check- ing account balance which you can fall back upon whenever the need arises. Money in a UNION TRUST Checking Ac- count is always ready for you when you want it. When you are know it is safe in this Reserve Member Bank. not using it, you insured Federal OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA = SOUTHWEST CORNER FIFTEENTH AND W STREETS NORTHWEST