Evening Star Newspaper, October 6, 1936, Page 19

CURB LIST RULES MIXED T0 HIGHER Demand for Normally Less Active Shares Gains. Utilities Ease. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, October 6.—Frices were uneven to higher in the Curb market today as demand for nornally less active shares increased. Pepperell, Duke Power and Went- worth Manufacturing moved up sharp- Jy late in the session. Singer Manu- facturing added approximately 20 points. Newmont Mining stood out | with a good gain, as did St. Regis Paper, Technicolor and Caseo Proa- ucts. Pivotal shares were less demonstra- tive and showed fractional uneven- ness. Utilities moved lower. . URQUHART WILL HEAD CONTROLLERS’ INSTITUTE By the Assoctated Press. NEW YORK, October 6.—Paul J. Urquhart, vice president of Aluminum Co. of America, Pittsburgh, was elect- ed today president of the Controllers’ THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ¢, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1836. NEW YORK CURB MARKET lymummuflcm 8tocks a Dividend R-lll Adl Aero Supply (B)-. Agfa ANSCO ..cuem Alnsworth (2).... 1 Air (nv Incevpf. 1 Ala Gr't Soually 125 Ala Pwr p: (6) .. 708 Allen Indus (t1).. 7 21% Alliance Invest .. 1 24 Alum'n Co of Am. 250s 133 Aluminum Co of Am ot (34%)- w. unu xmi usx Alum'n Ltd AmCap'lpf 1% u u Am CitlesP &L 00. mx& Low. mo::‘ 60 21 72 7 2134 2% 24 1323 1323 1 ay a 6% 6% 4% 84l 3% 8% “ 654 8% 3% 21 8 Am Cynam B 6 . 29 Am & For Pw ww. 4 Am Fork & H (1).176s 21 21 Am G&E (1.40) _. 13 403§ 393 39% Am G&E pf (6)._. 6Cs 111 111 111 Am Gen Corp 16 10% % 10% Am Gen pf (234)_175a 39 38 39 Am Gen C'p pf(2) 1000s 85 34 Am Lt&Tr (1.20). 1 28 a 36 23 a2 % % Am Meter (a75c). 8 35§ 3614 Am Potash & Cal 50s Am Superpower _ 24 Am Superpwr pf.. Am Superpower 1st of (6) Anchor Post F. Angostura (20¢). Apex Elec Mfg Arcturus Radio T. 46 4634 9y 95 2% Art Met Wks 60c.. Asso G & Elec... AssoG&E (A) Institute of America, to succeed Rod- ney S. Durkee of Socony-Vacuum Oil Co., New York. Vice presidents chosen were Col. Herbert A. Gidney, Guf Oil Corp., | Pittsburgh: Ernest L. Olrich. Marshall, | Field & Co., Chicago; Earl D. Page, Philadelphia & Reading Coal & Iron Co., Philadelphia; H. C. Perry, Hey- wood-Wakefield Co., Gardner, Mass., and J. S. Snelham, Continental Can Co., New York. 0. W. Brewer of the American Gas | Association, New York, was named treasurer. CURB BONDS e Z10L%s 10176 101 512 10 10814 1081w 1013 |u|'.|u|' i aldn Lo & Bell Tel Can 5 Bell Tel an‘-n B Cont Contimne, Steel 85 B B 10475 1047 10635 106% 10658 1092 10 B 0% 1& 51108 ’,., ‘ m«': 98V 'nm 106 106 108 1 ' 1007 1004 %1+ | Chief Consol % | Cohn & Rosenbgr. % | Colon Dev 6% pf_. AssoG & E $5f_. Assoc Invest 11% lav- | Asso Rayon | Atl Coast Fisher.. Atlas Corp 1a80¢c) | Atlas Corp war _. AtlasCpf A (3) Atlas Plywd aS0c. | Austin Silver Auto Froducts Auto Vot M(1500) 4 | Babcock& Wil (1) 1258 Baldw L bd rtnd) 100 | Bauman (L) 7% 1stpf -. 20 BellancaAircraft Bell Tel of Can(6) 40s Berkey & Gay Furniture Co. Berkey & Gay FUrn pur war. | Black & Decker Bliss Co (EW) . | Blue Ridge Callc Blue Ridgecvpf 3 Blumenthal S Bohack HC 1st pf. Bower Roller Bearing (al’z). { Braz T L&P a3le.. Bridgep’t Mach_ Brill Corp (A) Brill Corp (B) Brit-Am Tob cou B (a7b 7-10c) _. British Columbia Pwr A (1.60) . 1258 Brown Co pf ... 8508 Brown Fence Wire (A) (2) Brown F&WB 1.20 Brown Forman | Buffalo Niagara & Estpt 1st pf(5100s 10635 10635 10834 | Bunker H&S t2 . 125s 81l 81}, 31}y Butler Bros 12133 13 13% Can Car & Fdry pt175s 221 217§ 22){ Can Hyd El 1st pf 130s {33, 52 52 CanindusAlecoA. 1 7 7T 1 Can Marconi 9 1% { Carib Syndicat: 89 g Carman&CoB .. 1 44 Carnation Co (1) 2 Caro L & P pf (6). 108 Carrier Corp 1 Casco Product: 9 | Catalin Corp 8 Celanese pr pf (1) 258 Celanese 1st pf(7) 508 Celluloid Corp 1st pf (36) -_.__1008 Cent HG&E vie (80¢) .. Cent &S W Util . Cent Statea Elec Cent States Elec 6% pf .- 100s Central States Electric 7% pf | Centrifugal P 40c. 1 | Charis Corp(1%) 2 | Chi Flex Shaft r2 11508 2 2608 ms 1 :4 Ld 6 2 8 0 6 82 9% 8% 1504 1493 82 3% 1503 22 2 19 2 2634 2134 314 4615 31 6235 28 3 2 2 1 108 2 13 6 19% 5% 2% 3% 823 228 | 1 32% 24% 3 223 1 1 4 2014 19 9 2644 19 9 26% 19 9% 174 24 44 273 9433 1625 24 2% 9y 9% 115855 11355 113% 109 109 109 173 2% 28 9415 1675 95 94 95 163 2% 2 = 5 10 163 2% e 16% 508 | Childs Co pf | Citles Servic | Citles Service | Cities Sve pf(BB) 10- Clly Aut Stpg 60c. 8 Claude Neon Lts_. 9 | Clev Tractor Club Aluminum. . 7 0 4 Colon Develop Co i Ltd (The) ... & 3 |ColisPEA (1%)- 4 Columbia Gas & Elevcv pf (5) 1000 Columb O11 & Gas 18 Columbia Pic (1) 258 com'with Eo (4) . 8 Com'with & S war 2 | 102 102 4% 3% w40 10914 109 1 * | Community PL Texas Ele‘:t s 25 5 55 A 103 ¢ E 2 103 100 00% 020 00 43 43 43 KRy RRI1Z R 047 0413 842 ni%e 94t 04 10151013 101% 1075 1073, 10758 10824 10 i 1 te , Yadkin R Pw 107 ‘107 107 JFoRsicx BoNDe Bet o s ix '7 oo R Mendoz Pr 4s s Blntlll Chile 2 ww—With WATTAnts. xl—Wflhouv w mh wi—When issued. o P eeotiabiiiy (moaired by maturity. !Cnmp-mu reported in receivership. 25% 95% B n—Ne\\ st NEW YORK PRODUCE. NEW YORK; October 6 (7—Egss. 10.- 7 firm. xed Special_pac e 5 B8 Teirie s, standards. 2 other mixed colors unchanged Butter. 12,640; weaker: creamery, h!ih- o5, than extrn 34; extra (9 'score) firsts (88-01 es). $1bza52Ya] a3, cemnnud (D0 scol’e! Cheese. and unchanged. Cive oultry steady. - by freight. chick- #ps, Rocks. 18a10; other frelght prices un- | FOREIGN MARKETS. Lo . October 6 (#.—Stock prices eloy rm'in an active session, With in- falioeues dontining 10 Food demand. nnu-h funds recovered heir early losses: rail acco, textile and, steel Shares advanced ln price. Forelgn bonds strong, while trans s el ollowing yesterda: row!to?"hl Ne' ork. Mining securities moyed rresulariy, .—The closing tone of the Bourse ln nm after early weakness and irregu- | 1stpf . 268 Comty Pb Sve (1) 100s Communit Wat S_ Consol Afreraft._. Consal Copper. Consol Gas of Balto (3.60).___ Contl Gas & Elec prior pf (7) Cont Roll & Steel Foundry _. Contl Securities _ Cooper Bessemer._ Cooper Bess nf A_ Cornper Range. Cord Corp_ Corroon & Reyn .. ! Corroon & R pf A | Cosden 011 Me (d) Cosden&Me pf (d) Crane & Co Creole Pet (a25e). Crocker W heeler. Croft Brewing _.. Crowley Milner ., Crown Cent Pet__ | Crown Cork i Intl (A) (31) Crown Drug a20c. | Crystal Ol Ref_ | Cuban Tob vie . Cuneo Press (2) .. | Cust Mex Mining.- Darby Petr (50c) . Dayton Rubber Dayton Rub A 31.. Derby Ol & R __. Derby Ofl&Ref pf 1768 Detroit Gasket(1) 1 Detroit Gasket pf ww (1.20)___. Detrolt Gray Iron Foundry (20¢c) - Det Pap Prod t25¢ Det Stl Prod a50c. Diamond Shoe (2) 10¢ Dictograph (al5e) Distilled Liquors.. Doehler Die- Casting (a50c) . Douglas (WL) pf. 258 Dow Chem (2.40). 1 Draper C (12.40) 100 Driver Harris(1 Dubelier Conden: 2 Duke Power (3) . 1768 { Duval Tex Sulph ™ 1 Eagle Pitch L 40c. 18 East'n G&F Asso. 2 East'n Gas & Fuel 4834 31 17 Prin a8y 48y 304 31 15 1§ 221 2% <5 20 i 90 90 100 100 100 17 17% 1035 2343 bdlg 1234 1735 8 L D 1734 21% 2 2 8 8 3 1 3 uu l0 3% 774 6% 14 % Eas vrior of (4%) - Eastn States Pwr. Eastwn Sta Pw (A) Eastn Sta Pw (B) Easy Washing Mach (B) t50c Eisler Elec Corp Elee Bond&Shar: farity. Trading was on an active scale nk ‘shares and rentes regaini 3 priong, of the early ‘Gectin 5. was dhplnnd for "indust 1s tional issues and the lllll and O%II stocks ard. The international group YORK. October 8 (P —cnu money 1 ur cgnt prime com- loans Gfl ime o g-y (] mmm (e e cent ."l!ewu;ork “CE"I g‘fl Elec B& S of (6 Elec Ba&Sh of(6) Electric Power ssoc (A) alle. Elec Shovel Coal part pf (d) 508 Elgin Nat W a75c 1008 Emp G&F 6% % nf 26s Empire P pta80c. 500 Baquity Corp a7 Evans Wall Lead. Evans Wall L pf. {ZEx-Cello Airalbe. B z 4 163 | 2734 | { Nat P & Lt pr (6) 100s Stocks and Sales— Dividend Rate. Add 00. High. u' clon Fairchild Avnew. 6 8% Faistaft Brewery. 33 94§ lu m Fanny Farmer Candy (50¢). 1 19% 19% Fedders Mfg (a2). 2 84 8 Kerro-Enam (al). 4 38% 9% Fidelio Brewery. 3 % (3 Fisk Rubber ... 30 8 L Fisk Rubber pf...85 2 2 FlaP&Lpf ..100s 60} Ford Motor Ltd (218 1-10C-—ee 5 8% Ford Motor (Can) A (a75¢). 24 Ford Motor (Can) B (a75c). 100s 28 Ford Mot France.. 1 3 Froedtert Gr& M conv pf (1.20).. 100 Gen Alloys Gen Firepr'f |(00_ Gen Invest Corp... Gen Tele ab0c . Gen Tire & Rub._. Gen T&R pf A (6). 108 99§ Georgla Pw pf (6) 50s 884 Glen AldenC (1).. 7 18% -13008 41 1 18 214 K ’0/‘ 19 u l!“ 1 13% Gorham vtc ex(1). Grand Nat Films.. Gr Rap Var t60c.. Gray Tel PS (1).. Great Atl & Pac Tean-v (16) __. Greenfleld T & D.. Gulf Ol (1) Hall Larop (a20¢) Halold Co (11)._.. Hartfod El Lt 2%. Hervard Brewery. Hecla Min (60c).. 6 Helena Rubenst'n 6 Hires (CE) A (2) 1508 Hollinger Consol Gold M Litd 165c. 14 Hudson BM&S (1) 24 | Humble Ofl (t1).. 8 Huylers of Del 7% pf stpd (d)300s Hydro Elec Secur. 3 Hygrade Food ... MP&L6% vt 11} Pw&Lt $6 of 1mp O1l Ltd coupon (150¢) - Imp Oil Ltd reg u3 % 8% £3 1013 10034 1003 2 6% 2 69% 3% 1834 13 En 13% 2934 65 10s 113 113 5 8% 1 26 1 15% ¥ £ 573 574 21% Indian Territory Illum Ofl (B). .. Indiana Svc 6% pf E0s 1nd Service 7% pf. 308 Indus Fin 7% pf_. 25s ins Co of N Am(2)800s Int Hold&Inv Ltd. 7 intl Hydro Eles System cv pf__. Intl Mining war._. Intl Petro (11%). 45 12 85 | tnt1 Vitamin t40c. inv Royalty (3c)- 6 iron Fireman (1). 60s irving AIrCh (1), 1 Ital Superpwr(A). 1 Jacobs(F L)Co(1) 7 Jersey Cent P& L 5% % pf. .- | Jersey Cem P&L f (6 Jersey Central P&L(7) Jonas & Nai Jones &Laugh Si Kans City P S vte Ken Radio Tube & Lamp(A) 37%c. Kingsbury Br (d). Kingst'n Prallc.. Kirby Pet (20¢) . | Kieinert Co(t20¢). | Knott Corp (20c) _ ; Kreuger Brew (1) Lake Shore M (4) Lakey Fy & Mach Lehigh C&N(30¢) Leonard Oil 28 Lerner St pf(63) 1008 Lion Oil R (as0c). 2 Lit Brothers 2 Lockheed atrcraft 6 Lone-Star Gas ¢0c 25 | Long Island Light 10 | Long IsLtpf A 7. 50 Long Island Light vt B (6) La Land (40c) __. McCord Rad (B).. Mangel Stores . angel Stores pf_ 50s Marion Steam Sh 3 Masonite Corp(n) 500s Massey Harris __ 10 Mead John (13) | Merch&Mfr A a15¢ Merritt Chap & S Mesabi Iron Mich Bumper C’p. Mich Steel P (1) . Michigan Sugar pf Middle States Petrol vic (A).. Middle States Petroi vte (B)_, Mid-West Abras Midl'd Su Prod(2) Midvale Co (a2).. 26s Minn Min&M1(11)2508 Mohawk Hudson istpt (4) - 25e Mohawk H 2d pf__ 60s Molybdenum Corp 44 Mont Ward A (7). 10s | Montreal H Lt & 1[ Pwr(iig) . Moore Dist (t50¢) Mount Prod (60c). Mueller Brass 80c. Nachman Spring- field (a75 Nat Bella Hes: Nat Bd & Sh (fl.) Nat Fuel Gas (1) Nat Investors Nat Invest war Nat Leather Nat Mfrs & Stores Nat il Prod 160c. 995 | 7604 258 9 7 3 8013 1% i 163 | 6 % 1 <% 1) 4 22 K 363 4 283 | T 363 4 283 7 % 100 8335 9 i3 100 8335 8% °143 33% % 8% 43 100 P 91 Nat Rubber Mach. 12 8 Nat Service . 13 Nat Steel Car Ltd 1008 NatSugar NJ (2) 1 Nat Transit (75c) Nat Unton Radio- Neht Corp Nev-Cal Elec__ 08 New Eng T&T (6) 108 N J Zine (12) ___ 300s New Mex&Ariz Ld Newm't Min t1% - N Y Auction ____ N Y Pw&Lt pf (6) N Y Shipbldg, N Y Steam_ = N Y Tel pf (6%)- Niag Hud Pwr . Niagara Hudson Pwr (A) war... Niagara Shares (Md) B (a10c) Niles-Bem-P (a1). Nipissing (a50c).. & Noma Elec (a40c) 28 North AmL&P pf.100s Nor Am Util Sec.... Nor Cent Tex b10c North'n Europ Oil. Nor States Pwr A N W Eng (a25¢).. Novadel Ag (2) Ohio Brass(B)(1) 126 Okla Nat Gas Co.. Okla Nat Gas pf.. Oldetyme Distil... Pacific Eastern_.. PaclficG& E 1stpf (1%)___. Pacific Ltg pf (6) 100- Pac Public Sve Pac Tin spec (125 508 Pan-Am Afr (1).. Pantepec Ofl Penn P& L (T) __ Pennroad C(b20c) Pepperell M1g (6) 740s_ Phillips Packing... Phoenix Secur. . .. Pie Bakeries t60c. Pierce Gov (albe) Pioneer Gold Mine Ltd (80c) Pitney Bowes 40c. Pittsb’gh Forging Pitts& L E 123 6498 Pittsb’gh PG(12) 3 Potrero Sugar 21 Powdrl & Alx 60c Power C'p (Can) Pratt &Lambert @iy%) .- Premier Gold t12e Pressed Met 1% _. Producers Royal. Prosperity Co (B) Prudential Invest. 5 263§ 2 12 1 m 1 183§ 20 um mu mu IK 3!6 93% 9244 5 5 1033 1033 10 9% 18 18 11934 11 i 144 8% 5 103% 9% 18 119 145 li/‘ SK 19 68 4% % % u 26% 5% 873 1508 1 27 8% 8234 1059( el 5744 5% 110% 3% 4 1084 ¢ IU‘ uu m :% 1136 “11% o1 9234 136 186 % '!i l'% PR ToReTer 92! 185 L] 11 94 3758 1844 30 84 3534 % 1 14% s 12 30 13 34 8 “}i 4 ll" 63 | Rustless Ir & Stl_ | Stand Sil&Ld a3c_ | Sullivan Machin BIG GAINS SHOWN AT CHAIN STORES September Sales Remain Far Above Levels of Same 1935 Month. By the Assoclated Press. NEW YORK, October 6—Chain store sales continued to show wide gains over 1935, judging from Septem- ber sales re] today by three large organizations. McCrory Stores Corp., operating stores throughout the country and with headquarters at New York, 3 | showed sales of $3,096,466, against $32,626,320 in September, 1935, a gain of 17.9 per cent. McLellan Stores Co., a subsidiary of United Stores Corp., which has its main office at Newark, N. J., reported sales of $1,711,846, against $1,524,514 in the like 1935 month, a gain of 12.3 per cent. Interstate Department Stores, Inc., operating stores in eight Midwestern States and with headquarters at Long Island City, had total September sales of $1,840,352, compared with $1,446,- oflnyurm.lnmuuleot'npex 34 | cent. September sales of F. W. Woolworth Co. totaled $23,433,705, the largest re- corded for any sepumber in its his- tory. They were $15.76 per cent ahead of the $20,243,023 reported for the same month last year. Sales of 8. S. Kresge Co. last month were $11,752,862, compared with $10,147,936 in September, 1935, an increase of 15.8 per cent. Other chain store organizations reporting September sales included. J. J_ Newberry_§: 67 Murphy West'rn A. Lerner Stores. Edison_Bros Stocks and Dividend Rate. Mll’).fl }Hl;l‘ Low. Close. Pub Svs Ind pf-.. 3 Pub Svs Ind or ! Public Syc Okla prior lien (6)— Puget Sound P&Lpf (5). Puget Sound Pwr &Lts6of ... 2008 Pyrene Mfg (40c). 4 Ry&Lt Sec(a25e). 26s Raym'd Concrete 300s Raym'd Concrete . 508 108 Reed R B new t30e Reiter-Foster... Reynolds [nvest_.. R Richfleld Ofl of Calif ptf (d)_. Richm'd Radiator. Roosevelt Field__. Root Pet'm(a25e). Russek 5th Av(1). 82 | Safety Ch&L (14) 758 St Regts Paper_. 629 | 8t Regls Paper pf 250s Salt Creek P(80c) 12 Schiff(The)Co (3) 2 Seeman Bros t2%. 1 Segal Lock & H .. 11 Seiberling Rubber 4 Selby Shoe (2) 200s Selected Indus 62 Selected Indus allott ctfs(53%) 2008 Selected Indus prior pf (5%) - Seversky Alreraft. Shattuck Den Min 8 Shawinigan Wat & Power (60e).. 2 Sherwin-Will (4). 50s Sherwin-Will'ms pfnew (5)... 108 Shreveport-El | DoradoPLstpd 2 | Singer Mfg (16) 30s Smith-Corona Type v.t.c. ext (a25c). Sonotone C(a10c)- Southn Calif Ed part pf (1%) .. Southn Calif E4 pf (C) (1%) - South'n Union Gas Southl'd Roy 40¢c .. Spanish&Gen rcts % 5500 7 7 44 % 244 181 11034 % 2834 181 11034 L] . S 5 Y PN | Spencer Chain Stores (60c) Stand Inv cum Stand Ofl Ky 1.4¢. Stand Oil Neb _. Stand Of1 O a256... Stand Pwr & Lt _. a g S Stein (A) & Co (1) Sterchi Bros Sterling Br (a45¢c) Sterling [nc(a5e) Stetson (J B).. Stutz Motor - ovunaSand I o Sunray Oil (asc)-. Sunshine Min (2). Swan Finch ... .Am Elec pf 450s Oil (40¢)... €5 Taggart Corp_—. 13 Talcott (J) Inc 5%% ptpf 2% -. 508 Tampa Elec (2.24) 3 Taylor Dist (bsc). 1 Technicolor Inc .. 30 Tech Hughes t40c 1 Texas Gulf Prod.. 14 Texon Ol & L 60c. 1 Thew Shovel Coal 6508 Tilo Roof (t50c)-. 7 TishmanR&C._. 1 Tobacco Products Export (10¢) - Todd Shipyard (2) Toledo Edis pf (6) Trans-Lux Daylite Pio Sn (20¢) - Tri-Contl C w: Triplex Safety Glassal.l4 2-5¢c. ‘Tubize Chatillion. Tubize Chatl (A). Tung Sol Lamp pf (80c) new... Twin Coach a40c_. Unlon Gas of Cana (a22%¢). Unit Alr war...... Unlt Gl-l COrp-a-- C war. Unu Gn pr(21%) Unit GEE1 pf(7) _. Unit Lt & Pw (A). Unit Lt&Pwof . 13 United ShipydsB. 2 Unit Shoe M 12%.400s U S Finishing_-.. 8 U S Foil(B)(60e). 9 USLivespf. ... 13 U S Play Cards $1150s U 8 Radiator pf... ss- U S Rub Reclaim... Unit Stores vte._.. Unit Verde Ex (1) Unit Wall Paper_. Univ Plctures.... Utab P& L pf (32.91 2-3¢) . Utica G&E pf (7). 108 Utilities Pwr &Lt 18 Util Pwr & Lt pt. 1008 Utllity Equities.. 2 Utility Ba pf(33%) 808 Utility & Induspf. 6 Venezuela Mex O. Venezuela Waco Afreraft.... Walker Mining... Wayne Pump._. Went'w'h Mf 1.3 W Va Coal & Coke. Westn Air Ex(n).. ‘Western Auto Supply A (3) . 4008 3% West'n Cart p£(6). 508 lo:n West'n MA pf .__. 10s 104 104 Williams O11-O- Matic (825¢) ... 3 16 Wil-low Cafepf_. "1 7% Woodley Pet(40c) 1 8 Wright Harg t40c 26 7% Youngstown Steel Door (az5c) - !ukon Gold (asc). d cates m __.n"é-.:.-;,fi LTS 50 10 45 444 4 & l% l}i 23 7% | ket nm. producers FINANCIA Distribution of the World's Mone’rary Gold Supply Hayden Elected Board Chairman Of Mack Trucks; By the Associated Press. NEW Hayden was elected today chairman of the Board of Directors of Mack Trucks, Inc. He is a member of the javestment banking firm of Hayden, Stone & Co. The office to which Hayden was elected has been newly created owing | &5 to the death recently of A. J. Bros- seau, who was president. Hayden also was elected president temporarily. Mack Trucks, Inc., is a holding company whose manufacturing sub- sidiaries and New Brunswick, Allentown, Pa, MONEY IN CIRCULATION NEARS RECENT PEAK BY the Assoctated Press, NEW YORK, October 6.—Rising moderately $27,000,000 in the latest week because of month end require- ments, currency circulation ap- proached the recemt peak, although still far below the pre-bank holiday level of more than $7,000,000,000. The 9.2 per cent advance over last year is attributed in financial circles to large cash hoards held by some State and municipal governments, as well as increasing trade and pay roll demands for funds. Money in use, reported by the Fed- eral Reserve Board, compared az fol- lows: ‘Week ended Sept. 30.. Previous week._.__ Same week last year.. INVESTING COMPANIES NEW YORK. October 6 (7 —New York Security Dealers’ Association (Noon quotations.) N. J, $6,266,000,000 $6,239,000,000 $5,688,000,000 Asked. | Admin Pd 2nd Inc ‘Am Business Shrs 19.76 134 » Tr Corp Tr Acc Mod Cumulluu Tr_8h Sec Building lee Chemical Food lnvesx Shrs l‘!fl:hlndm LRoNoaB% Sobes RS RRRRIEI328 238183222 Dol D0 e N TOBACCO MARKETS. D INVILLE, Va. October 6 (F.—A 11 'Hfu"l luctlggbe.er:o vgllou in Vlrllml s med xenordly "or bl SR et b l’“e 1081088 er than the umnl the mu’l l‘r’!‘b’e‘l"thdmht.bfll'l mar- BQ’B'. ux:fl for ‘h.ll' c" e SR Ciicta rd s e e ett, supervisor of nlu. l d, the Iargest opening vnlumc since *veugo price per hundredvenm 'u U. S. TREASURY NOTES. 23222238322" 35S 2223 bt bttt et et PO, S22222323RR28 322 82 SUGAR MELT SMALLER, NEW YORK, October 6 (#).—The sugar melt of 13 United States re- finers from January 1 to September 26 totaled 3,145,000 long tons, com= pared with 3,205,000 in the like 1935 pzflnd, the Sugar Institute, Inc., re- pnrted today. Deliveries for the period amounted to 2,810,000 long tons, against 2,990,000 & YORK, October 6.—Charles |3 have plants at Plainfield | and | Las FEDERAL LAND BANKS NEW YORK. October 6 (P.—Federal Land Bank bon: (Nnon ‘quotations.) B 412 Nov. 10 (Reported by Chas. D. llrnev & Am. Tel. & Tel. 535 19 Vi % 3B & Eral | o3 Cumberland T & T. 55 19: Delaware Hudson 5iss uth & Ir Range bs Edisor £ Tuum 55 1hah Gen_Pub. Service 5'2s 10139 Gr. Rapids & Ind. 425 1941 Houston Oll 518 1040, | e Michigan Central PgHS Morris & Co 4125 193 Chi. & Penna_R. R. Co ande West, 45 1 c. of Caitf. 5s 1 Vanadium Corp. 55 194 Wabash Rwy. Co. 5s 19 Warner Bros. fis 1939 Western N Y. & Pa Western Union Te CHICAGO PRODUCE. CHICAGO. October 8 (7.—Poultry. live. 2 cars. 53 trucks: steady: hens. 4': pounds up, 17%a: less than 41, pounds. 1412 Les- horn ‘hens_ 12: Springs. pounds DT momir snd White Rotk, 16: colored. 1 less than 4 pounds. Plymouth Rock ‘White Rock broilers. 16: ce]ored 15: bare back chickens, 12: Leghorn chickens. roosters. 14: Leghorn roosters. 13: turki 16a19: old ducks, 4'z pounds up. white ducks. 4! Doundl up. Colored, 15: smail white ducks, co!m‘ed l‘ oid seese. 13: youn R I . naetlled sc feoe (90811, B1a31ve; firs 401a; standards (B0). Sentrals lled carlots, 31 ‘Esgs, 4.523; firm, prices unchanged. atoes, 67: on track, 234: total U 8. shipmente. 741; ‘weak: suppiles moderate, d!mlnd very llon ucked per cwi sset Burbanks. U. 8. N Biokington Russet Burbanks. u showing decay, 2.00; Col 5 Noo 1. hs. =553 Cobbl ers. sarcmn K B1ia; extr 30} s Blm Trulu'n ‘aded .00 Nb. 1 130 fair quality. ch- igan, Cobbiers. S, N l 1.65 Cobblers. U [} 1 and partly d. 1.65: unclusmed 1.50: North Da- kota. Cobblers. U. S. commercial, 1.65 Early Ohios, partly graded. 1.50. PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE. 6, (P.—Live fancy. "32a23: roasting pounds and over. Rocks Soringers. | Blymouth . medium sizes and . 19a20; ordinary. 17al8: Rld ngers, medium _size. 8o chickens, ' mixed colors, 15 white Pekin. fancy. young. 16 Dressed pouitey ickens. i ucuum Spring turkeys. 20a%! o U. S. TREASURY POSITION. By the Associated Press. The position of me Treasury on Octo- ber 3: _Recel 5.081,661.91: expendi- ture: Ss5 10, et Balance $2.0 e id0r N Teceipts for the month. $4,7 Receipts’ for' the fiscal year (since July 1, $L18 947 4 i 08 poultry. ghickens. fancy. e o et the YCV Dll‘ g sets, SIU 880“ = FBEIGHT LOADINGS. NEW YORK. October 6 (.—Revenue 1rOht car Josdings on ralfonds feports ing for week ended October 3 cluded” eek Previ Last Waba: :h Mc -} xon lnlfllllll not incl Duquesne Light share earnings, 12 months ended Au- gust 31, were $39.16, against $35.52. White Rock 13- colored. 14. Plymouth and | | turee DALLY OIL oUTPUT : OFF 32.268 BARRELS Oklahoma Reports Decline, While East Texas Shows Increase. By the Associated Press. TULSA, Okla., October 6.—Produc- tion of crude oil in the United States | declined 32,268 barrels daily during the week ending October 3 to a daily | Journal reported today. In Oklahoma, there was a decline of 33.050 barrels daily to 547,525, but East Texas increased 2,152 barrels | daily to 444.036. {1,176,684. In Louisiana there was a decline of 2,960 barrels daily to 235, 685. California showed a decrease also, | 4,000 barrels to 564,250. The decrease 2| in Kansas was 12375 to a total of 157,800 barrels daily. Production in Eastern felds, cluding Michigan, was 142,636 barrels daily, an increase of 1,531. The output of the Rocky Mountain section increased 520 barrels daily to 63,130 barrels daily. ; NEW YORK BANK STOCKS | NEW YORK. October # .—! Security Dealers’ A!&Iltl:l; e (Quotations ‘as of 2 o'clock.) B Bank of Manhat y Bank of M, tan, (1 ;) . Cen Han I & 2. | Ehtse Rationai (140" | Chem Bk & Tr (1:80) | Commercial (&) Cont Bk h‘n 808 2 ‘orn Ex. & T @ Empire Tr First Nat | (Bos) (2) First National (100) Guaranty Trust (12 Irving Trust (60) | Manufacturers Manufacturers' Title G & T RUBBER FUTURES. NEW YORK. October 6 (P futures ‘opened steady. Trcnanscs | nigher. mber. 15.54: March, May, 16685, bBid. MONTREAL SILVER. NTREAL. October @ b —Silver fu: | o) steady. _unchanged to_ 5 hxxher gete Moy lis a0 mbfl 4( 65b: Mll’:h 44.65b; average of 2,992,055, the Oil and Gas‘ All Texas recorded an increase of | 19,421 barrels daily to a total of | in- | L. WHOLESALE INDEX GAINS SLIGHTLY Fertilizer Association Finds Average at 80.1, Against 80 Week Ago. ‘The weekly wholesale commodity price index compiled by the National Fertilizer Association registered a small increase in the week ended Oc- tober 3, moving up to 80.1 per cent of the 1926-1928 average from 80.0 in the preceding week. A month ago the index was 79.7 and & year ago 784. The highest point reached by the index this year and also in the price recovery which began in the Spring of 1933 was 80.5 in the week of September 19. Fluctuations in the all-commodity index in the past have usually been due to price movement of farm prod= | ucts and foods. The rise last week, | however, was caused by rising prices | for industrial commodities, with the farm product and food indexes dee clining. The index for all commodities except farm products and foods advanced last week to a new high point for the re- covery period, reflecting increases in seven group indexes. ‘The trend of footstuff prices was downward during the week with 11 | items included in this group declining | and eight advancing; the net result was a small decline in the group index. Declining prices for all grains, which | more than offset the effect of higher quotations for cotton, eggs. cattle and hogs, were responsible for the drop in the index of farm product prices. A seasonal advance in anthracite coal prices combined with & slight rise in fuel oil was responsible for the up- turn in the fuel price index. The metal and chemical and drug indexes advanced to new high points for the recovery period and the build- ing material index was at approxi- mately the highest point. A decline in the discount on potash salts combined with a dollar-a-ton advance on nitrate of soda resulted in a moderate advance in the index of | fertilizer material prices, taking it to the highest point reached since 1932 Advances were registered last week by 39 price series included in the index and declines by 26; in the precedin week there were 23 advances and 29 | declines; in the second preceding wek | there were 40 advances and 18 decline.. PHONE TOTAL CLIMBS. NEW YORK, October 6 (#)—Th | American Telephone & Telegraph Co announced there was an increase of 129,000 telephones in service in the Bell System during September, 1936. 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