Evening Star Newspaper, October 9, 1936, Page 17

W "CORPORATE BONDS REGISTER GAINS Favorable Business Trends ¢+ Bring Broad Climb—U. S. List Mixed. Bond Averages 10 10 10 Ralls tndus Uty For'n Net change. --.1 Unc. Unc. +.1 Today, ncon 97.61038103.1 70.2 Prev. day... 97.5103.8103.1 70.1 Month ago_ 95.7103.3102.4 70.4 Year ago___ 808 99.3 97.7 6718 97.6104.1103.1 72.0 8691018 993 67.6 87.31022 998 1704 764 92.2 845 63.5 458 400 646 422 101.1 989 102.9 100.5 10 Low-Yield Bonds. Noen, -.._112.7 Prev. day. 112.7 Month a=o 1123 Year ago 100.4 1936 high- 1128 1936 low.. 110.2 1935 high. 110.7 1935 low.. 107.9 1928 high. 104.4 1932 low.. 86.8 (Compiiea by the Associatea Press.) 1935 high. By trie Associated Press. NEW YORK, October 9.—Bolstered by the continu>d flow of favorable business news, corporate pushed ahcad in the bond market today. Fractions to a point or so huzherk were Allis Chalmers convertible d4s, Santa Fe 4s, Consolidated Edison 314s, Missouri-Kans Southern Railway 45 and Studebaker converti- ble 6s, " Loans of Allcghany Chesapeake Corp., whicl benefit from proposed dividend dis- bursements of Chesapéake & Ohio Railway, were fractions to a point or §0 improved. American Typefounders convertible loans of 1950 lost part of ® 4-point gain. French 7s and 715s were down about | 3 and 2 points, respectively. Soissons 65 and Nord Railway 6'2s were in de- mand. The. United States Government list was irregular. Up a little were Treasury 3s of 1955 and the 2%s of 951. Under pressure were the 3s of 948 and the 27 ss. NEW YORK COTTON Py 1ne Associated Press. NEW YORK, October 9.—Cotton | was quiet today, with smaller pressure reflecting the effect of the third day | of general rains over the cotton belt. Trade and foreign buying accounted for a steady underione. Corp. With the trade apparently digesting ! Yesterday's Government cotton report, new business was limited. December eased from 11.96 to 11.86, | with prices in late trading about 2 to 9 points net higher on the more active | positions. higher, Octol Decomber - January _ March July 2 Spot qulet; Bleachable cottonseed oil futures . tlosed firm. December, 10.05; Janu~ ary, 10.12; March, 10.22; May, 10.26. Sales, 58 contracts. New Orleans Prices. er previ s from Liverpool were & litlie be The English market put a favoral interpretation on the American cron esi mate of 11.600.000 baics by tne Gov oht. Trade and speculative buying also re- appeared. Many interests who had awaited the Governmen''s estimate before entering the market returned to the buying side. st "o the seiline was bficred by Bedeing ‘here was practically no shori interesi in lh! maj October opened 2 points lower at 11.87 but December was reL unchanged ut 11 83 and March was '\ int higher at Eotionseed October. 9.38b: DP 9.58b; March, 8. Liverpool Quotations. LIVERPOOL, = October middling, 7. middling. 6.6t £ood ordinary Futures closed steady 4 cember, §.05 Janus ay. 6.80: July. 654 . CHICAGO LIVE STOCK. CHICAGO, October 0 (PI.— (U, ncluding steady to 51 age: others ste . 240 pounds. 10, T} eenerally an basis: kill- ain: mostly grassy 6.00 "and krass cows in down to 3.50: no reliable we weight an st himoer Sutlet? Abience of kosh & weakening facior s Tain, bu ew ioads vearlings 0a!).10: odd lots year- clean-up ‘on sauses: 0 ook ers bieady at .50 g0 Tiiile doing in' replacement cattle due to Tainy weather. Sheep, 8.000. including 1.400 direct: oveningtrade moderately active: native eeding lambs steady {0 sirong: as yet at Westerns sold 1y, Dull:” wood 10 _choice natives. 5 mall killers. 8.00: best 0o <hn('n sveldl- top feeding llmb.- Uti.: new high for season. to stores (prices to Ton (2 score). (Dfl score), pork loin, Pncel gnd Shippets, net {. 0._b. Wash- Ington. the nited States Bureau of Asgicuitural Economich §—Marke: _ fully steady changed nn:hei cm;rrm Teceipts. wi d dated white ezgs (net prices {ppers. Washington): U 8. - darge. .. © ‘mediums, LIV! POVLTHY erkcl we:t prices 1 cent_lower on Rocks and cross Fow olored heavy. 18; Chlc ens: Virginia Rocks, broilers an: 18al 20 Delaware. crosses, s mixed c NEW EW YORK SUGAR. NIW YORK. October 9 (P —H.l' sugar wed early today at o sales reported. i radis mmar lnd ln meanne trading neld Hudy during_the bal thé forenoon. )luls h-de and commuslon house biiying which seemed to be influenced by the e ues. sicadiness in the spot market Was in evidence while houses with produc- ing connections were credited with ul ing. Januaty” advanced, from 246 to while July sold at gains of 1 point. with the mlrk odng se figures at midds as unchanged. Most refiners 75 for promot and 3uU-day ship- while one continued to l!ll lt 4.50 mber _deliveries. T cbligations | and | stand to| Bid. | Mex 4510 \; | Ortental Dev 68’63 - | Oslo4%8'66 _ 27, were $1.86, against $1.63.' X INANCIAL BONDS ON N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE By private wire direct to The Star. TREASURY, High. Low. 2:45. 2% 8194547 ccuue 104,14 104,10 104,14 2%s 1948-51 -. 102,28 102,23 102.23 23,8 1945-47reg.. 1048 1048 1048 101.25 101.22 101.23 101.6 1014 1014 102.26 102.23 102.23 1063 1062 106.3 1061 105. 106.1 107.2 106,31 107.2 1081 1091 109.1 10811 1088 108.11 108,30 108,30 108.30 1082 108.2 108.2 109.3 109.3 1093. 1146 1165 1146 108,18 108 13 108.18 118,30 118.30 118.30 338 1946 ‘9..‘.. 34s 1941 3145 1944-4 . 3%81941-43 Mar 338 1940-43 June 333 1943-47 43 1944-54 4%s-2% 0104345 4%81947-62 ‘FEDERAL FARM MORTGAGE. 28,8 1942-47 102.28 102,22 102.22 331947 1045 10456 1045 3351964 .. 104°24 104,24 104.24 HOME OWNERS' LOAN. 2 s 1942-44 101.25 101.23 101.23 23,8 193949, 101,26 101,24 101.24 | 8811952 103.13 103.13 103.13 FOREIGN BONDS. Hi 6854 Abitibl Pa&Pw 6s 63 Agr Mtg Bk Col | 48 April coupon on. Akershus 58 ‘63 Alpine Mont § 78 '35 Antioquia 7s°45 D _ Antloguja 1st 78 57 | Antloquia 2d 78’57 new Antioguia 3d 78 '67..2 Antwerp 5s '58 | Argentine 638 | Arzentine 6857 A . | Argentine 63'58 B.__. | Argentine 6s '69 June. Argentine 6s '59 Oct . Argentine €3 ‘60 May_ | Argentin Argentine 63 '60 Oct. . | Argentine 6s '61 Febr. Argentine 6s 61 May._ Australia 4 56 Australia 58 ‘65 Australia 53 57 Belgium 68 '85 —ceaee Belgium 6%8 "49 ceee Berlin 6%5 ‘60 _ocem | Brazil 6%s '26-'57 ___ | Brazil 6%s '27-"5T ccue Brazil s '52 Brazil 41 - | Breda Ernesto 7s"54.. Brisbane 58 ‘67 Brisbhane 5s ‘68 | Buenow A C 6s '60 Oct. i Buenos A C6%8'55 . Buen A 41%45-4%8'75_. Buenos Alre: 43 8-4%s 76 April.. | Buenos Aires | 4%s-3%8°77 Py ! Buenos A 6s°61 st Pv. Canada 23845 Canada 4s 60 Canada 68 '53.. Chile 65 '60 Chile 63’61 Jan Chile 68 '61 Febr_. Chile 7542 Chile Mtg Bk 6s | Chile Mtg Bk 6s '62, - | Chile Mtz Bk 6%s B7_ | Chile Mtg Bk 63,861 | CHllean Mun L 7s '60_. Colombia 6s°61 Jan__. Colombia 6s Jopenhagen 4 Copenhagen s '52 | Cordoba 7s'42 Prv___. | Costa Rica 78'51 A | ~ May coupon on _ | Cuba 63845 Czechoslovakia 85 'H.. | Denmark 43 Denmark 5% Denmark 6s 42 Dominic 1st 5% | Dominic 2d 5%s'40__. 10915 1051 3 | French Gov 7148 "41 _ French Gv 78 "49 un st French G 7%s’41uns Ger CBk A 65°38 ____ er C Bk A 68’60 July er C Ag Bk 68'60 Oct | Ger CBk A 7s’50. | Ger Gov 614565 st___ Ger Prv & City Bk con Ag 6% '58 Ger Rep 7s"49 stpd .. | Ger Rep 7849 un st | Grt CEl Jap 6%s '50 | Greek Gov 65 '68 pt pd Haltl 6s 62 .. Hungary 7%s"44 Febr coupon ol 1taly 7861 . ccccaaaen Japan 6%-'864--..._. Japan 6368 54 ___ Jukos Mtg Bk 7s BT unmat coupon | Kreus&Toll 5 '59 cfs | Medelin 615 54 | Mex 45710745 asst_ 5 asst sm | Mex Ire 415 43 asst_. Milan 6%s 52 | Montevideo 6215 104% 1043 u7 9734 10015 10015 105 1061 101 77 821§ 98 | New So Wales ! 'El._ Nord Ry 68’50 Norway 4%8 65 | Norway 4% | Norway 68 '63 .. Norway 6s"43.__. Norway 6844 _ Norw Hy Elec§ | Orfental Dev 63%s "68_ 7935 134 13% 143 58%% | Paulista Ry 7842 | Peru 6s '60 Peru 6s 61 | Poland 7 '47 | Poland 8s '50 - | Porto Alegre 7% s 668 July coupon off | Porto Alegre 88’61 June coupon off Prussfa 6s °G! Prussia 6%s Rhein Main 7s*50 ... Rhinelbe Un 7s *46 | Rhine W EI P 7s '50 Rima Steel 78 '55 __... | Rio de Jan 8s '46 April coupon oft ... Rio Gr do Sul 6s '68 June coupon off Rlo Grdo Sul 7s "66 May coupon off Rio Gr do Sul 8s 46 April coupon oft Rome 6%s'52__ Sao Paulo C 6%s "7 May couponoff ___. Sao Paulo C 88 '52 coupon oft Sao Paulo St 6s | _ July couponoff _ Sao Paulo St 78 *40 8ao Paulo St 7i Sept coupon off ___. Sao Paulo St $s'50 July coupon off _ Saxon St Mtg 78 '45 Serbs 7s '62 unm c o, Serbs 88 '62 unm ¢ o Siemens & H 618 '51_ Silesia Prov 78 ‘58 Solssons 6s 36 ... | Toklo 6% 61 ._____. Toklio E L Ltd 6s'63.. Uilzawa E P 78°45 __ Un Stl Wk 6%8°47T A 274 2% 17% 20 1% 8y 18% 22 273 2734 2134 72 b0y 12935 8% 81 1273 8% 8044 9 3 30 434 LU 513§ 60 2635 2634 DOMESTIC BONDS. | Adams Expl‘.ll 48747, lflh 102 10234 Alleg Corp b 00% 100 1003 Alleg Corp 68°49 -2 o 9 30 5% 5 Warsaw 7s *68 _ Westphal El Pw 6s '63 26} s o 110% 110%§ 10034 10034 18134 18334 % 1 835 B4l 11084 1108 105% 106% 128" 130 1123 118% 10885 10634 105% 11035 110% 11074 11135 1113 1113 T 14 118% 118% 156 152 1631 11034 11044 110% 60 B8} 58% Am & For Pw b8 '3030 Am Ice cv bs 53 . 105% 130 Am Rqll Mill 4%s 113% AmT &T4%s"39 AmT& T5%8'3 Am T F 2%s-68 3 Am Wat Wks 6875 _. Am Writ Paper \ Am Writ Pa 89 58 68% Anaconda deb 438’50 1063 10634 1 glo-Chil Nit 78°67_. 28)§ 38} 28 Armour & Co 4% Armour(Del) lst Armstrong C'k 4 Atla&Ch A L 5844 __ Ati Coast L 1st 4 %52. Atl Coast L elt 45 ‘53 AtICLun4%s 64 __ At Coast Line 53 °45_. Atiantic & D 1stds 48 Atlantic & D 2d 48 °48. AtiG & W ) hs'59 . Auburn Auto 4%s'39. w » ° 0 4 PTEHIWE ‘96 PLBIW vV en'dl Swn 68 '50 Ladli 3l dd ] nom le Crk & St 3: ‘!9 Tof Pabs 48 B_. Beth Stl4%s Bos & Me 4% Bos & Me 68 '56 Bos & Me 63 '67_ Boston N Y A L'4s ‘55. Bot Con M 6%s "84 _ Bot Con M 6%s '34 ct_ Bklyn Cy RR Bklyn Edison b Bklyn Man Tr.6s 49 A Bklyn QueensC& 8 con 68 41 stpd Bklyn QueensC & 8 15t 65°41stpd _____ Bklvn Un E1 63 50, Buft R&P con ¢ %387 Bush Term con bs 55 Bush Term Bldg 6a '60 By-Prod Ck 63%8 45 Camag 78 *42 ctfs C: Can’dian N R 4%s 67 Can’'dian N R 4% s '55. Can‘dian N 6369 July Can'dlan N R 68'69.0¢t Can’dian N db (%l‘ds Can'dian P db 4s perp. 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LV NY4ysd0gta_ Leh V P con 48 2003 _ Leh V Pcon 41%s 2003 Leh V RR con 63 2003 Loew's 3%8 46 Lorillard Ts "44._. La & Ark 63 '69 Lou G & E 68 '52 Lou & Jeff Bld 4545 L & N 18t 45 2003 _ L & N unif 4s *40 L&N4%s2003C L&NStL3s'80. 94 L& NSoMonit4s's2 st McCrory Stores 5s '51. 1044 104 McKess&Rob 63850 104} 104 1321 18214 w8l uBlg 11044 11034 | 110 110 10234 10234 109 109 108 108 9315 94 | 9933 v'l‘.x 104% | 1321 Y8 11044 110 10235 109 108 | broadness of consumer demand for 108 102% 85 Manati Sug 7% Man S 1st T%s Marion St Shov 68 4% Market St Ry 7540 A. Mead Co 68 45 Mich Cent 438 MilER&SLrf | Mil & Nor con 4} | Mil Spa & N W 4 * 1 b8 34 ctfe | MoK & T st 4s | MoK &T 4s’6 | MoK & T 4%s |MoK&Tbs 624 Mo K & T ad) 6567 Mo Pac 43 75 | Mo Pac 6865 Mo Pac 6877 F' . Mo Pac 53 '71 F ctfs | Mo Pac 58'78 G Mo Pacific 58 80 H | Mo Pac 65811 | Mo Pac 5581 1ctfs Mo Pacific 5%8 43 A_. | Mob & Ohlo 414877 Mob & Ohto 65’38 _ .. 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Phila & R C&1 Philippine Ry Pitts&W Va 41 Port AC&D6s’63 A Port Gen El 4%s ‘60 Porto Rico A T 63’42 81 80 81} Postal Tel & C s 63 38% 874 387% Potomac El Pw 31/,5'66 104} 1044 104} Pressed Stl C 58’33 . 11934 118% 11934 . 1173 11634 1163 - 99K 98} 99K Reading Jer Cds’51__ 102 102 102 Rem-Rand ¢% 3’66 ww l“!‘tfll)‘ 10834 534 9615 9544 943 9435 9Y5 104 104 74 1% | responsive mood | agency said, i| Revere Cop 4% 8 '56__ | R1o G W col 4 | Roch G&E 58 "62 E | St L-SFran58'50 B . | Schulco 63846 A at | Sharon Sticv 4% | S W Bell Tel 31864 9934 | Warren Brov 6541 - | Warren RR 3%s 2000 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9, 193 STORE SALES UP ON BROAD FRONT Wholesale Trade Remains Active, but Fails to Hit Level of Week Ago. By the Assoctated Press. NEW YORK, October 9.—The practically all lines of merchandise featured retail distribution this week, Dun & Bradstreet sald today in the weekly review. “Although proceeding briskly,” the agency said, “wholesale trade did not equal the previous week'’s showing, de- spite the more generous covering of holiday needs. “Industrial operations in the con- sumer divisions assumed a quicker pace, and production schedules of dur- able goods were set ahead in an effort to catch up on mounting backloge.” Retail trade throughout the coun- try was estimated at 12 to 18 per cent ahead of the same week in 1935. “Inclement weather and rising tem- peratures slackened the advance in some districts,” the review said, “but | the increase over the previous week’s showing ranged from 2 to 7 per cent.” | Percentage increases over 1935 in the major geographical areas were. New England, 12 to 15; East, 10 to 20; Middle West, 18 to 25; Northwest, 15 to 22; South, 15 to 30; Southwest, 15 to 25, and Pacific coast, 12 to 20. “With the buying public in the most since 1929, the “the number of lines that fell within the inclusiveness of con- sumer demand was in many instances the most extended in six years.” FOREIGN MARKETS. LONDON. October (¥ —Stock prices | were higher today and the industrial efoun continued in good demand, especially silks and textiles jssues. Mexica i stares cold higher. but reacted the close on profit-taking issues, trans-Atlantics. gi Ues wnd forelgn bonds sdvanced in price and home rails remained stea oI, ioved ‘rermiarly, with kadire sellins lower |a AR ness continued throughout the Bourse. rentes closed | more than c lower. Practicaliy all| classifications ed lower. losses being | shown in industriais. international jssues and bank stocks. The railroad group was neglected. todey's ses ton, METAL MARKET. ORK, October 6 @ .—Copper | ehc olytic. £pot and future. 7 45 Tin steadier: spot and future, 45.00. Lesd York, 4.60ans 445 Zinc dull: and_future. 485 quicksilver, platinum and woiframite unchanged. High. Low. 2:45 100 997, 100 12475 128% 124% 10834 10474 Republic Stl 458’61 Republic Stl 414850 Republic Su 5%s "54._. 1047 10474 ay i 41 Al IO!M Ma\q. Richfield O11 68 44 Richtield O 68 44 ctfs Rich Term Ry 68 '52__ R1A&L 1st 438" Rutland RR 4%8°¢1_. Saguenay Pw 41,566 StJo Ry L T&P b8 '37 St L IM&S R&G 48 "33 St L IM&SR&S4s'33ct SILP&NWSs 48 __ St L-S Fran 4s°50 A StL-SF4s'50 Act St L-S Fran 4%s 78 _ St L-SF 4%s 78 cf st St L-S F 68 ‘50 B ctfs. 101% 10634 i 105% 1214 21{ 102 1115 ELY 21 20§ 10t 9 7§ 134 St P M&M ext 5543 . StP Un Deprf 6872 Seabd A L 48’50 eabd A L 4s '50 Seabd A Ladj bs 43 Seabd A L 6345 A Seabd A L 6s°45 ctfs . Seabd A-F16835 A ct Seabd A-Fla 6s8'35 B ct 51 Shell Un deb3%s 61 kellv O1] 42 '51 = cioto C & N E 4s '89_ Socony Vac 314850 _ South Bell T&T 68 *41 So Colo Pwr 6847 A_. So Paccol 4349 . So Pac ref 48 66 e So Pac 414868 ceee. SoPac 4148’69 ccaeee So Pac 4%s '81 So Pac Oreg 41877 So Pac S F Ter 4s '50.. So Ry gends'66 A___. So Ry 6148 '66 SoRy M &0 4s"38 Sou Ry St L div 4s'51_ Spokane Int 58 '5: Staley A E 4846 _ Stand OIINJ 3861 Studebaker cv 6s '45_. Swift & Co 3%s 60 Tenn Cent 6 = Tenn El Pw 68 °47 A Term As St L 4 Texarkana 5%s '60... Texas Corp 3%s 51 Texas & Pac 58'79C.. Texas & Pac 58’80 D_.. UnEIL&P5%s 54 Un Oil Cal 6542 A Un Pac3%s'71_____. Un Pac 18t 48 47 Un Pac 4847 reg. Un Pac Un Pac Un Pac United Drug s 53 United Rys St L 4 U S Pipe&Fy l* 10734 104 Utah P& L 68 44 __. 10035 Util P& L s 69 ww.. Ut P&Lb%s 47— Vanadium cv 6841 Ver Sug 1st 7842 ctfs Va Ry 1st 3%8°66 A_. Va S W con s 58 Wabash 4%5°78 oo Wabash 1st 68 '39.cce 6934 9674 9514 18 1634 10655 10634 10634 00 9934 99% 3735 87 108 3734 103 108 96 95 95 88% 88l 38y 3 34 3 = 3834 ¥ o6 108 108% Warner-Quin 6839 W PaPlstss’63E __ 123 wsn 1at 48 2061 gtd_. 96 t'n Md 18t §8°63.. 1105 1108 110% West'n Pac West'n Un 68 '51... Wesf*n Un 68 6 Wheel Steel 4. W SpStl 1st T8 W Sp St con 78 '35 et Wilkes B&E 18t 6s 42 Wilson & Co 48 '65 _ Wis Cent 1st gn 45 "¢9 Wis C 18t gn 48 '49 ct WisCS&D Trm¢s’3¢ 23 22 28 Y'ngstn S&T 334851 140 135} 138 Y'ngsto S&T ¢s 61 lm 10834 um |5 |3 108! 108Y5 | C; | pounds up. Utilities Power Chief Is Reported To Have Resigned By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, October 9.—The Her- ald Tribune says Harley L. Clarke has submitted his resignation as president of Utilities Power & Light Co. to the Atlas Corp., the investment house which acquired his controlling interest in the system from the Reconstruction Finance Corp., more than a year ago. At the same time, the paper says, Clarke was reported to hold an op- tion to buy all of Atlas’ holdings in the giant utility system, which total more than $20,000,000. The option to buy Atlas' holdings was said to ex- pire Saturday, the date his resigna- tion is to take effect, the paper said, adding that there were reports of ac- tion by Clarke to invalidate his letter of resignation and extend the time of the option. An official of the company, who would not permit use of his name, asserted last night, however, that Clarke had failed to obtain the option. e DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED EW YORK. October 9 —Dividends de- t":l!n-d (prepared by the Standard Statistics Liguidating. Pe. Stock of Pay- Rateriod. secord. able E: Butte Cop M. lneruse Genersl Metals__ 10-31 Knickerb Ins - Roekiara ' Y xi Regula Am Mt Insur Chi_., 10-15 10. e c < Piioutn Rubber pr-s1 25 Ru'nm}‘PLF $2 Cl A gl'f NEW YORK BANK STOCKS NEW YORK. October § (#.—New York Becurity Dealers Associalion (Quotations as of 2 o'clock.) Bank of Manhattan (1) Keis' Trust (2 (.ex\ Han Bk & Tr (1) aam Tr (1:50) Commercial (%) Cont Bk & Tr (801 Corn Ex Bk & T (3) Empire Tr (1) iist Nt (Bos) (2 Natl_c100) Tr Manufaciurers: CHICAGO PRODUCE CHICAGO. October 9 (i —Poultry. live, 2 t steady: hens, 4'z less than 413 pounds. 14 12: Spring; un Jold ducks. 432 hite ducks. 1 colored “15; small white ducks, 1l colored, 12% s un- Ta fArsts. ed firsts. fent receipts : refrigera- on track. 171: fotal U. & stronger: supolies light. speked per cut.: Tdaho. Rus- if 1. ‘medium size. i o Baa set B rbmm mostly .10 stock_for higher prices: U. S No_ 2. prae- | tically free from cuts and clipped encs Washineton, Russet Burbanks. U. 8. 1, 0: Colorado. McClures. U 8. 1, generally fair quality and color. No 200a15: some receivers holding best _stock W Pound No o, aRo0: 1 medium size. 1.60a Commercial. 1.55; NEW YORK BAR SILVER. NEW YORK, October 9 () .—Bar | silver steady and unchanged at 44%. COLLEGE GRADVATES Classes 1929 to 1934 Permanent _connection for four to six men commencing early No- vember Preliminary_three weeks' train- ing but must be willing (o seriously Perute ‘further ' advanced stu Reehuae ercentase Temuneration and substantial service commission after two vears' connection. Write stating educational back- ground. including extra-curricular activ present connection _and experience. Give phone number. Address Sta see insertion headed FATHERS, *ivze Gracuates.* Confidential inquiries invited con- cerning sons who mioht qualify and e willing 1o work for succe: HOME LOANS to build or refinance INTEREST 5 % as low as PAYMENTS Taslowas per $1,000 INSURED & S) COLUMBIA BUILDING ASSOCIATION 716 11th St. N.W. First Money For CONSTRUCTION LOANS and LOANS ON IMPROVED PROPERTY in the District of Columbis, Promps Action F. SAUL CO. 925 15th Stret Natl 2100 2 1’ FIRST MORTGAGE old | most recsivers holding _best | ;000»00“000“00”0»65060oooooon»nboo - CHANGES PLANNED BY YELLOW TRUCK Meeting Called November 4 for Vote on Proposed - Cut in Capital. 8y the Associated Press. DETROIT, October 9.—I. B. Bab- cock, ‘president of the Yellow Truck & Coach Manufacturing Co. of Pon- | tiac, Mich, announced a special meeting of stockholders at Portland, Me., November 4 will act on pro- posals to reduce the capital and | change the capital stock structure of | the company. | One proposal, he said, is payment | this year of preferred dividends in | arrears to the extent of approximate- ly $4,500,000. Another is the saie at $10 a share to class B and common stockholders of 900,000 additional shares of class B stock of par value $1 a share. Par value of both class B and common stock would be re- qgiced from $10. to $1 a share. Babcock said consummation of the | plan before December 31, 1936, would avert a tax payment of approximately $900,000 on undistributed profits. A letter to stockholders said that “the proposed changes are necessary in view of certain provisions of the revenue act of 1936 which impose a tax on undistributed net income of corporations despite the fact a cor- | poration such as yours has a capital | deficit ‘and may not legally declare dividends.” The letter said that General Mo- tors Corp., “owner of 72545 per cent of the outstanding 7 per cent stock, and of 100 per cent of out- | standing common stock, and 19.235 per cent of outstanding class B stock, has agreed to purchase at $10 per share as many of the additional 900,- | 000 shares of class B stock as are not subscribed for by class B or common stockholders.” Babcock said the change “is desir- able to provide working capital by reason of increases in the volume of business of the company.” He esti- | mated total net sales for 1936 at $58,~ S0000000000000000000000 i CUNDS LONG OR SHORT TERMS 7 INTEREST RATES 7 CONSULT Us We have saved money for others in solving their mort- £age problems. Courteous and Prompt Attention Given All Applications L.QULIKCY SMITHLLRC. Mortgage Loan Correspondent The Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company 909 15th St. N.W. Dist. 9057-9058 000000002 0000000000000000000000‘0‘0.000000000000000000 STOCKS — BONDS offices and to the Yorx Srock Excmaxcs Yoax Corrow Excmaxcs N. Y. Curs Excuanor(Assoc.) New Yorx Propuce Excuancs New York Baltimore ON IMPROVE Interest B UILDING Our facilities for executing orders in Security and Commodity Markets include Direct Private Wires to each of our AUCHINCLOSS, PARKER & REDPATH 719 Fifteenth Street, Washington Members 000,000, representing an increase of $22,000,000 over 1935. He recom- mended that $5,000000 additional ‘working capital be provided. NEW YORK PRODUCE. YORK. Qctober 9 () —Eggs. £.777; firm. "Mixed colars. mediums, 574: mixed colors unchanged. 0 ¢ ottet 9; Creamery: extra. £ 3%; firsta ( alized (90 seors Cheese. 71.884: firm and u LiveSouttry *ireest s0d gochan Chickens cotored” e 1 1%; Leghorns. 15. Fowl: u‘hcrnl. l‘l"l‘ w ¢ roosters. 14 turkeys. uu"s duc e —ls RUBBER FUTURES. NEW YORK. October 0 (7 —Crude rub S cember " 15 B0 March: 16570 Mags 16.65b b—Bid. i ' Investments 5|/2% First Mortgage Real Estate Notes Secured by new dwellings in N.W. section of Washington. Brudley, Beall & How: Inc. Established Near!; 271 Money for c:.‘m' n Loans Loans on Improved Properties 5% FIRST DEED OF TRUST ONLY GEORGE I. BORGER @uceessor to the Business of SHEA A Conservative Investment 5% Ist Morigage Notes Secured by New D. C. Properties CAFRITZ 1104 K St N.W. For Purchasing a Home or RE-FINANCING EXPIRING TRUSTS NO COMMISSION CHARGE NO RENEWALS REQUIRED Terms Arr: ed on Easy Moothly Payments mamae sunome & o 949 NINTH STRERT, NW, — COMMODITIES , principal markets Cuicaco Boaxp or Trars Cricaco Mencaxtire Excuancs Coummoprry Excuance, Inc. Wasninoron Stocx Excnawes Wilkes-Barre Philadelphia D D. C. PROPERTY Immediate attention on your appli- cation for refinancing. Loans repayable monithly. No charge for appraisal f loan is not made. buying, rebuilding or charged only dn unpaid balance of principal. E QUITABLE CO-OPERATIVE A SSOCIATION 915 F STREET N.W. Organised 1879 Mary ment security Naturally, FIRST MO ber—better act nominations. SHANNON 1505 H St. NW. these Good Income—Good Security 1% Notes On New Homes in Nearby land Here's a high note in invest. income. preferred RTGAGE and NOTES are limited in num- promptly! Notes in $500 and $1,000 de- & LUCHS Member Institute of Real Estale Management NAtional 2348 Realtors