Evening Star Newspaper, October 21, 1936, Page 17

CORPORATE BONDS DEALING IS UNEVEN U. S. Governments Drop to Lower Levels With Set- tling Movement. Bond Averages 0.3 0.4 69.9 67.8 720 67.6 0.4 20 10 10 10 Rails. Indus. Util. For'n. Net change. -—.1 Today, noon Prev. day-.. Month ago- 97.6103.7102.8 97.7103.8102.9 96.9 103.3 102.7 +81.3100.0 98.2 97.9104.1103.1 - 8691018 993 87.8102.2 998 1935 low. 764 922 845 655 1932 low. 458 400 64.6 422 1928 high__.101.1 989 1029 100.5 10 Low-Yield Bonds. Noon ....1129 Prev. day. 1128 Month ago 1128 Year ago.109.2 1936 high. 112.9 1936 low.. 1102 1935 high. 110.7 1935 low.. 107.9 1928 high_ 1044 1932 low.. 86.8 (Compiled by the Assoclated Press ) 1935 hmh... By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, October 21.—Corpo- rate bonds moved unevenly today and United States Governments found lower levels. Fairly wide declines in certain rail | liens checked an improving trend in the carrier group as a whole. In- dustrials like Allis Chalmers 4s, Youngstown Sheet & Tube 3%:s and | American Rolling Mill 4ls L‘nrrled‘ substantial gains into the final hour. Reflecting indifferent support, the | Federal loans slipped off from 1-32 to 5-32 of a point. Polish securities showed general gains ranging from 1 to 1'; points. Paris-Orleans Railroad 5'2s dropped more than 4. Other foreign groups were narrowly changed, with gains | predominating. A.T.&T.WILL REDEEM JAN. 1, 1960, DEBENTURES NEW YORK, October 21 (#).—Di- rectors of American Telephone & Telegraph Co. today authorized pub- | lication tomorrow of a call for re- demption on January 1, 1937, of $117,- 984,700 of 5 per cent debentures due January 1, 1960. The issue is to be retired at 110 as the result of the recent refinancing operation involving a new issue of | '$150,000,000 in 3!5 per cent deben- tures. The directors also authorized pay- ment immediately after the issuance of the call of the full amount of the | principal with interest to January 1, 1937, and the premium of 10 per cent upon surrender any time in advance of the redemption date. The same privilege of immediate payment of the principal amount with | interest to December 31, 1936, and the premium of 5 per cent was authorized | for the collateral trust's 5s of 1946, which have been called for redemp- tion December 1, 1936. DIVIDENDS KNNOUNCED NEW YORK. October 2] —Dividends declared (prepared by the Standard Sta- tistics Corp.): Accumulated. Pe- Stock of Pay- Rate. tiod. Record. able. ic Elec $2 A pf_ $1.00__ 10-28 11-7 1 10-21 11-2 11-20 | American Book Pioneer Mill Driver Harris Fire Assoc Phila. Nevl Process N Y Auction__ West, Pepn Kl West, Pe‘nn El Cincinnati St” Ry Kimberley-Clark _. Twin Coach lni(l'l Bouth N Gas A_____80c Rej Amer Book . Amer Invest o Bank of - Montreal. Charis Corp Conp Light % Fow Coprt Lisht & Fow - a7 on ¢ w I kn lkc “"5:,5". ac) son urtis Sec $1.50 Kemucky lmd h "Taylor Co st of ____$1.50 Mnmschewu: (B) pf $1.75 Marine Bancorporation initial stoek _____25 11-20 | 12-1 1-2* 11-2 o ub Ser Corp of N J 8% bt -.$2.00 1'.'-19’ 12:19 11-2 rine Insur __ Becurity Insu w Haven) ($10) 35¢ nc 5 Q 10 Tobaceo & Al SiES ST 5 United Investors 0 Q eptune "Meter Bt 8205 & *1937. e CHICAGO PRODUCE. CHICAGO, October 21. 4P.—Poultry, liv-, 3 Cars. 32 trucks: ‘umseitied. = Hens, Buncr. 7,783; unsettled; prices un- 976: steady; extra , fresn sraded Potatoes, 104 on track, 257; total U.8. shipments.. 715: barely steady. slightly weaker undertone. supplies modérate. de* slow. iud =3 hundredweight: lgu}l\lutfim 8. No. 1, 2.40a fair quality. 230-2 35: U. § 1Wuhlnlm No l hlr aul lty mlll w }lo 2. 105-1 10 Soll&h D-- Lil Ilrly @lu unclassified. 1.80. NEW YORK PRODUCE NEW —Live ey wealr By Delen, chl&e’nl Rocks, 6318 colored mixed with Rocks. 15a16: other 1reldlt nflul unchanged. B; ch ks, _10220: Powls— Kens 15a16. 6: colored un- Other express Prices ‘unchansed: Dressed poultry sbout steads, Fresh, chickens (boxes)—Brollers, 13%azils: ed). um: 43, Sther ‘mixed colors unchanged. itter. 10,678: frmer. Creamery. hig th-n extug;flv i uw.“rl‘ score). o R-01 scores). 20%a31%: seconds | (835%7" cares). 20a30%: centraiised (69 | Kreus&Toll 55 '59 cfs_ | Montevideo 78 '52 | Armour & Co 4148 By private wire direct to The Star. Approximate Transactions Today. U S Gov't Bonds..__.. _ #50,600 Foreign Bonds. ... 1.430,000 Domestic Bonds...—— 10,200,000 TREASURY High. Low. Close. 104.14 104,12 104.14 102.22 102.21 102.21 101,23 101.20 101.21 1018 1014 1016 102.25 102.20 102.21 1066 1066 106.5 105, 106, 105, 107.4 1074 1074 106.20 106,20 106.20 1093 109, 109.3 108.14 108.11 108.14 108, 108, 108, 109, 108,31 108.31 112,20 112,17 11217 114,183 114,10 114.13 114,10 11410 114.10 108,17 108 14 108.17 e, M9, 1 I‘Al 1941 34%s 1944 33,8 1940-43 June 33,8 1941-43 Mar 3% 1946-56 45 1944-54 451944-54 Teg __ 4% s-3%81943-45 4143 1947-52 FEDERAL FARM MORTGAGE. 288 1942-47 .. 102.27 102.26 102.26 381947 oooemmme. 1044 1044 1044 331949 103.28 103,22 108.28 3% s 1964 _. 104.25 104.26 104.25 HOME OWNERS' LOAN. 218 1942-44 ____ 101.25 101.28 101.23 2% 1939-49_ . 101.26 101.22 101.24 331953 . 108.16 108.11 103.11 FOREIGN IONDS. Abitibl Pa&Pw 63 ‘63 Agr Mtg Bk Col 68 ‘47 Febr coupon on Agr Mtg Bk Col 6548 Akershus b8 ‘63 | Antioquia 7845 A | Antioquia 7545 D |-Antioquia 1st 78 5 Antioquia 3d 7s '57 | Antwerp 58 ‘68 | Argentine 6%s '62 21% 2% 21% 2% 9 9 214 9 9 8% 7% 8 96%4 | 100% | 101% | 1013 | 3 2 102 102% 1024 102 101% 101% 102% 110 109% 24% 105% 874 | Argentine 68 "60 Sept Argentine 6s '60 Oct 1§ 109% 243 1053 1073 Australia l'51 ——— Bavaria S 6%s '45 | Belgtum 65 ‘65 Belgium 6%849 ____ Bergen City 53 '60____ Berlin 6%8'60 ____ Brazil 6% '26-57____ Brazil 6%s 21-87____ 1 41 Brisbane 68 '57 | Brisbane 6s'50 _____. Buen A 4%8-4%875_. Buenos Alres 4% 5-4 58 76 April | Buenos A $%s 76 Aug | Buenos Alres | 4%s-3%8'77 Py Buenos A C 63855 | Boenos A 6361 st Pv_ Canada 2%s°45 %s 6 {c Chile 7s 42 | Chile Mt Bk 63 | Chile Mtz Bk 6%s '57- | Colombia 6361 Oct _. | Jovenhagen 4% Copenhagen 5s '5: | Cordoba 7842 Prv___ Costa Rica 78 A ‘51— Cuba 6%s "45 - | Czechoslovakia 85 '51. Denmark 4%s 62 ___ Denmark 5%s ‘55 Denmark 6s '42 Deu Bk 6s '35 ct stpd _. Dominic 18t 63840 French Gov 718 "1 French G 7%s '41uns Ger C Bk A 63°38 Ger C Bk A 6: July Ger C Az Bk 68'60 Oct Ger Gen Elec 6348 __ Ger Gen Elec s *45 Ger Gov 5%s "65 st Ger Rep 7849 |Grt CElJap 68 50 Greek Gov 6s’f8 Greek Gov 6s °68 pt pd Halt! 63 52 Hung Con M 78 "46___. Italv 78 ‘51 Ital PUCrd 7s [T Sy Japan 61%s '65 - Japan 618 ‘54 = Jugos Mtz Bk 78 *57 unmat coupon . Karstadt 68’43 ct stp_ 31y " 29% 251 9RY4 22% 8215 6834 8 98% N 3234 4T Medelin 6355 '54 Met Wat 534 '50 Mex 48 *10-"4 Mex sf 5545 Milan 635 ‘52 = Minas Gers 64 58 Sapt coupon off ___. 9% 105 4% 7% 6734 17 6314 10434 1073 107§ 974 98 10134 10134 10134 10134 101% 102 83 83 98% 98% 654 654 102 102 6154 17 634 10485 1073 8 101% 10114 102 83 98% 6534 106 New So Wales 58’68 __ Nord Ry 6%8 '60.oee Norway 4%s 65 Z Norway 4%4s ‘56 Norwav 63 ‘63 Norw Hv Elec 5%s '67 Orfental Dev 6353 Oslo 4%8'66 Panama 6s 63 st Paris Orl Ry 6% Pernambuco 78 *47 10434 164 1234 12% 16% 125 124 183 20 61 Ty 62 9 Pirelli 78 53 - Poland 6s °40._. Poland 7s 47 __. Poland 8s 50 Porto Alegre T%s s July coupon oft Porto Alegre 8s '61 June coupon off .. Prussia 6s 62 _ Rhein Ruhr 6s°61 .. Rhine W El P 6s'52 . Rhine W El P 68 '53.. Rio de Jan 8s *46 April coupon oft Rio Gr do Sul 6s June coupon off __ Rio Gr do Sul 7s ‘66 Rome 6%s ‘62 Sao Paulo St Sao Paulo St 83’50 July coupon off ___. Sao Paulo C 85 63 coupon off Serbs 73 '62 unmeo _ Siemens & H 6 Silesia Blec ¢ Stlesia Prov 7888 .___ Tokio §%s *61 Tokio E L Ltd Ujigawa E P 78°45. ... 6 18% 204 =% Warsaw 7s '58 Yokohama DOMESTIC BONDS. Adams Express ¢8°48 103 103 103 Col 10134 101 1013 s g oy 7! :;’l)‘ m lll” 185% 188 g 12 ' 1 112 . 1053 105!( lflK 1273 1 11336 118% uan 1063 10534 10634 110% 110% 110% 1113 111% 1114 2% 112% 12y 149 145 148 6134 69% 60% 614 60} 60% 10634 10615 106% 3 30 3 % T 104% 104% 104% 99% ¥9%4 983, 11024 1103 110% 11434 1143 1143 111% 111 1118 AmMT&T4%s"39 Am T & Tcl tr 6846 Am T & T del 3 Am T F 2%s-6s 38-'50 Am Writ Paper 68 '47 Am Writ Pa 68 47 cfs Anglo-Chil Nit 75°67. Ann A istexin ¢s°'95 Armour(Del)1af & A T&S F adj4s's5st rg A T&S Fe gen 43 '9b A T&S Fe 438’48 Atllnu & Birm s 33 score). 31 1ha31% & Checse. 56.854. steadier. Prices un- n A ti Coast L 1st 48 53, Au Coast L clt ¢8°§3.. nma Low. Close. Atlantic & D 24 48 48 Atl Refining deb 6s'3% Aust & Nor bs "¢l 000 Luw V4’41 wn b8 °l Bang & Aroos cv Bell Tof Pabs 48 B Bell T of Pa 68’60 C__ Beth Stl 4%s "0 at— J Bor & Me 58 67 Bot Con M 6%s "34 Bot Con M 6834 ct Bklyn Edison 58 *49 A Bklvn Man Tr 68°49 A Bklvn Un El 63 '60 Bklyn Un Gas 5845 ._ Brown Shoe 3%s ‘60 . Buft R&P con 4%s '67 Buff R&P cné % '57 rg BCR&NGs"34ctfs_ Bush Term con 6s 65 Bush Term Bldg s 60 By-Prod Ck 6%8 46 Calif GRE rf 5837 ___ NR %855 July Can'dian N R 6s'70 Can‘dian N db 6%8'46 Can’dian P db 4s verp Caro Cent con CaroCl1&06s'52 A Carth & Ad 4s'81 gtd_ Cent of Ga 1st 5s°45_, Cent of Ga s '59 C Cent of Ga con §s Cent of Ga rf 6%s'59._ (Cent 111 E & G 68 ‘51 Cent N England 4s '61 Centof NJ ¢s'87 Cent of N J gen 6= .7 Cent of N J gn 65'87rg Cent Pan 18t rf 4349 Cent Pac6s’'60 _____. Cent Steel 83 41 oo, Cert’'d deb 538 48 ___ Cherap Cevbs 44 . Chesap Corp 68 °47 .. Ches 803%5°96 D__ Ches&03%s'96 E_. C&Ogen 4%s 92 Chesapeake & Ohfo Greenbriar 4s°40___ Chi & Alt ret 3849 ChiB&Q4%8”17 ___ Chi B & Qref 68'71. Chi B&Q 1div3%s 49 Chi B&Q | div 4849 Chi & £ I 5361 Chi & E 1] 63 '51 ctfs. Chi Grt West 48 '59% Chi Ind & Lou 4847 __ Chi 1 & L zen§ 6 < {Chi Ind & L gen 65 ‘66 § | Chi Ind & So 4s 56 CM&StPgn3%s'89 B CM&StP 4s 89 CM&StP gn 4%8'89 C { |CM&StP 4% 589 4 | CM&StP 63 "76 i | CM&StP&P ad] b Chi & NW gen 3% 87 Ch) & NW 43352037 Chi& NW rf 58 2037 _ C&Nw NI‘WC%I’IG Chi Rys 1st bs 27 Chi R 1&P rt & ChiR I&P rf Chi T H&S Inc Ch! Un Sta 3% Chi Union Sta Chi & W [ con Chi& W Ind 4%s ‘2 CCC&St L gen CCC&St L rf 4% CCC&St L gen 58’41 B CCC&St L ref 63’63 D CCC&StL StLdv 4s'90 4 | Clev Un Tel 438717 Clev Un Term 5873 B Clev Uin Ter 5%5 72 A Coal River RR 4s *45 Colo Fuel & [ron 6= "43 Colo Fuel & Ir 5s'70__ Colo & So 4% s '80 Columbia G & E ded 6s "52 April Columbia G & E b8 M Colum RyP &Lt 4s'65 Cons Coal Del 6s 60 Cons EA NY 3% 8’46 n Cons EANY 3%s ‘66 n ConsGas N Y 4% Consol Oil 3%8°51 __. Consum P un 3%s "65. Cons Pwr 318 70 Container deb 68 *4 Container 6s 4 Crane Co 3%s Crown C & S 4s'50 Cuba RR 1st Cuba RR 65’36 Cuba RR ref 7345 °36.. Cuba Northn 6348’42 Dayton P&L 3 o Del & Hud ref ¢s 43 __ Del & Hud 6%8'37 __. Den & R G con 4s 36_. Den& RG W 58 ‘56 _ Detroit Edis ¢s 65 F* . Det Edison 4%s 61 D. Dul S S & At 68 37 Duguesne Lt 3% E Cuba 8 7%s 37 ctfs. Erfecv 4s'53 A__. Erlecv4s 53 B Erie ret 5s '§7 Brie ref 58 °75. Farb’ks Morse Fed Lt & Trac 5s°42__ Fla EC Ry 687 Fla EC Ry 68 74 ctfs. Fran Sug 7%s "42 Fran Sug 71842 ctfs Gen Cable 6%s'47.__. Gen StIC6%8 49 Ga & Ala bs 45 Joth Silk H 6846 " Gould Coup 68 *40 Great N Ry 45'46 G_ Great NRy 4s'46 H _ Grt NRref 4%s'61 A GrtN Rgen ¢ Grt N R gen 4% "7 Grt N R gen fs *73 Grt NR6%s Guif M &N Har Ry PC 1st 48 '54. Hock Val 4%8'99 ___ Hudson Coal 68 '62 Hudson Co G 1st Hud & Man inc 6 Hud & Man ref 5 111 Bell Tel 3% 70 2 11 Cent ref ¢s [ SO 8434 | [11 Cent 4% 8 °06 . coeee 11 Cent ref 68 55 I Cent St L 38 %1 I Cent St L3%s'81.. Il Cent W L 1at 48’51 ICC&StL N O 4% '3 ICC&StLNO 6363 .. Ind 111 & lowa Ind & Louisv 4 103 10886 106% 106% 1083 108 108 814 81 81 11634 1165 116% 914 91 ol o1 90 91 101% 101% 101% 2085 904 908 108 1043 1048 1063 10515 1064 98)5 9814 9834 109 109 109 15 115 118 121% 121% 121% 1204 129% 129% 1053 105 105 10435 108% 10434 14 118% 114 1213 1213 121% 106 106 106 104% 104% 104% 10435 104 1044 17 17 17 118% 113% 118% 113% 11334 113% 116% 116% 11674 17% 117% 17% 11934 1193 119% 127" 127% 127% 964 96)4 96% 10434 10434 10434 108 108 108 60 60 60 = 1104 1105 1104 2 2 %2 kL 6% 17 1815 18% 18% 3214 3214 324 1884 1835 18%¢ 104345 104% 10434 5635 561, 6634 8415 8435 84l 953 95 95 L) 89 89 11% 111% 111% 1024 1023 10234 1283 125% 125% 93} 93 9 153 152 152% 173% 173 173% 10014 10034 10014 10034 10035 100% 12835 1264 12634 100 109 109 678 5% BT 11834 11334 1133 116 116 116 10834 10834 10834 1125 1125 125 203 30 281 29 by 9y 40 40 - 23 103%§ 103% 5634 6134 66% 66 67 28 9% “y 27% 40y 22 19y 105 o8 5 36 1083 1085 10514 10634 105§ 108'¢ 103% 103% 8514 853 1015 101% 1068 106% 10434 10435 97 91y 108 105 10314 1034 103 108 104% 10434 10834 108% 11134 1% 1M 112 107 107 84 84 9% 80 1043 105 101%¢ 1069 1043 a7 105 1084 103 1048 108% 11% nz 10434 10436 104% 106 10734 107% 1073 107% 89 89y 1015 1015 4% 84y 19% 19% 18% 19 30% 30% 11134 11134 11634 1163 106 106% 2 92 88y 88% 88 88 103% 104 82 82 104% 104% 2 92 29 29 10834 10554 108% 1043 1021 102% 161§ 1613 12134 121% 108 108 1143 114% 106 10134 101% 102% 102% 3% | Penn RR deb 438 ‘70_ 34 | Peoria & E 1no 48 *90. mu,mu 104% 49% 8% 9% . 10534 10534 10634 ¢ 1R T Ist rf 65°66 ctfs IntRT68"32 _..eee Int RT 7832 Int RT 7832 e!fl._ Int Cement 4846 . Int Grt Nr 68 56 Boee Int Grt Nr 58 56 Coeue (D1Grt Nrés 62 A . int Grt Nrad) 6863 A int Hydro El 68°44 - Int Mer Marine 6341 963 | Int Pap 1st 5847 A 97 vey 91 MUY MY 94 52 52 52 M MY MY 95 93 93 16834 16734 168 3% 3T 3TH 38 385 14 o 8 184 14 1015 10134 10134 n ¥ \ 'D. C., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1836. High. Low. Close. 9634 9Ly 963 9% 89% 1% 1% l’( Int Pap ref Il 'll... Int Ry of C A 638 °47. Int TAT ov 4 %8 '”._. Int T&T ¢%8°63 e Int T&T 68 ‘65 - Iowa Cent l.lm“l’ll James F & C ¢ 39 Jones&L Stl 4% #'61A 104% INK NMK Kan C F S&M 4 6134 61} 6134 FS&M 88 57% 68 90 893 89% 9% 9T 9TH 10834 1084 10834 mlu mlu 12:;( mm ml,‘ 108% 1uz 12, 1u2 % 1Y T 74 8% T4 10424 10434 10435 804 Kan CSorfin bs 'S0 Kan C Term 1st 48 '60 Kan G & E 433 '30 Kefth 6348 Kendall 638 *48 ww__ Kresge Found ¢s 45 Laclede G 5%s '53 C. Laclede G 5%8'60 D . Lake S&M So 3 lfil 97 Lautaro Nitr Lautaro Nit Leh Val Coal Leh Val Coal Leh Val Coal Leh Val Coal Leh Valley Har 63 °84. 3% 3% TaY 7435 18 T4 9 99 99 10834 103} 1034 95 wdlg 94l 8% 12% 73 8% 1% 1% — 108%4 108% 10824 —— 12514 1254 1263 1063 1065 106% 101%§ 101% 101% 12234 1223 1223 182% 132% 13234 993 vl 994 10 110 110 97y 9% 9% Long Isl ref 48 Long Island deb 58°37. Lorillard 68 61— ceeee, Lorillard 78 44 cceeeee La & Ark 63769 - LONG&ESS'62A e L & Nash 3% s 2003 L& N 18t 45 2003 . 102% 102} 102} ——— 109 109 109 107% 107% 107% 9434 943y 9434 L& N So Mon 1t 4853 100 100 100 McCrory Stores 58 '51. 106 106 105 McKess&Rob 5%8 ‘50 104% 104!¢ 104} Me C RRclt 4845 A . 1025 102)4 102} Me C RR gD 4/45'6UA. 8515 85 86l Manati Sug 7%s'42 _. 61} 605 603 Man S1st1%s'43ctfs 61 61 61 Manhat Ry 4s ‘90 61 605 6L Marton St Shov 6; 98 98 98 Market St Ry 78°40 A. 102}§ 102!¢ 102§ Mead Co 65 '45. 106)4 10634 1063 | Mich Cent 4%8'79 .. 10614 10675 1064 MUER&SL 6861 _ 10414 1041§ 10415 Mil ER &S L rf 68'T1. 104% 1043 104% MilSpa & N W 47 Minn&SLrf4s 49 . Minn & S L 58 ‘62 A. MStP&SSM cn 48 MSLP&SSM b8 'll ([ MoK &T 1st 4 MoK &T4s’62 I MoK & T 4%s'78 MOK&T68 62A e MoK & T ad) 5567 Mo Pac 4875 _ Mo Pac 68”17 F ..o Mo Pac 5s ‘77 F ctfs... Mo Pac 6818 G Mo Pactfic 68 80 a_._ Mo Pac 6s°81 1 Mo Pac5s'81 1 ¢ Mo Pacific 6% Mob & Ohlo Mob & Ohlo Mohawk & M i 1104 110% 1073 107 108 103% 106% 10845 9% Monong Pub S Monong Pub Sve 68'65 Mont Cent 6s 37 Mont Pwr ref Morris & Co ¢ N Mor &Essex 3 %8 2000 Morris & Essex 43456 Mor & Essex 68 "5/ Namm & Sons Nashv C&St L 48 "18_ Nassau Elec 4» ’61 gtd Nat Acme 6s "42 Nat Dairy 3% s ’51 ww Nat Dis P C 4%s 45 Nat R M 1st Nat Steel ¢8°66 _ Naugatuck 1st 48 ‘54 New E T&T 1st 68753 New Or GNR 6s 83 New Or & N 4%s8'62__ New Orl P 8 68 6. Now orlP8 9 1015 98 97 673 10234 107 108% 34 107 674 126% N Y Cent cvés'44 NYCLSh3%s" NYC Mich 3%s *98 r, NYC Mich C3%s 98 NYC&St L 43%#'78 NYC&St L 6%s 74 A_ NYChi&StL6s"3s NYNH&Hcvén"4s NYNH&H Cons Rys 45’54 20 NY O&W gen 48 '55__. NY O&W ref 48’93 ___ NY Putnam 48 ‘93 5 931 NY Queens con 334 #°66 107 107% 107 NY Rys inc 65 ‘65 49 49 4 NY Stem 1st 51 1073 1074 1074 NY Steam 1st 65°47__. 108 108 NY S&W 1strf 5837 88% 88! NY S&W gen 58 '40. 1N NY S&W Ter 68 '4 103% 108% 103% NY Tel gen 4%s '3 1093 109% 1093 NY W & B 4%: 16% 16 1635 Niag Falls Pw 334 8'66 107}§ 1073 107% Niag Sh6%8°60 __ . 10814 102}5 102} NorfSolstret6s’61_ 18 18 18 Norf S 1st rf5s'61 cf: Norf & W PC&C 4s North Am Co 68 °61___ North Am Ed b8 °57 A. North Am Ed 6869 C. North Cent R 58 74 A. Nor’'n Ohlo 18t 68 *45 Nor’n Pac gen 33 2047. Nor'n Pac 48°97 _ ___ Nor’'n Pac 4%8 2047__. 18 163 163 105 105% 105 106% 105 105 103}5 10334 1084 105 105 105 127% 127% 127% 8334 83)5 834 82 81k 81% 10934 1091 109 102 1013 10135 109% 109 109 112% 11236 112% 106% 106 106 10434 10434 10435 3514 34% 34% 10635 10634 1063 1073 10734 107§ 102) 102)4 102)§ 78 18 78 1063 106% 1063 110 110 110 100§ 1005 100% _ 10434 104% 10436 100% 1003 1008 North Sts Pw 4148 61 North S P 1st 5541 A. Ohio £d1son 4s 65 Oreg W RR& N 48°61 Otis Steel 6341 Penn Dixte C ) —. PennO&D¢%s "’1__ 106 106 106 Penn P& L 4%8°81__ 106 106 106 Penn RR 3% 8 ‘70 C_. 10134 101% 101% enn RR 48°63. _ ___ 1043 1044 104% Penn RR 4%8'81 D___ 109 10875 109 Penn RR 4%8°84 _.. 109 108% 109 Penn RR con 41 *60_. 1223 121% 122 Penn RRgn 4%s 65 . 112 1114 112 10534 106% 105% Penn RR gen 6368 __ 11934 1194 119% Peoria & E 1st 48'40_. 97} 965 961§ 165 16% 163 Pere Marqg 1st 48 ‘56 993§ 99 99i4 Pere Marq ¢%s 80 ... 102}5 102} 102}§ Pere Marqg 1st bs ‘66 10654 10634 10634 Phila B&W 48’43 11234 112)4 112} 1 | diyme. 31 BONDS ON N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE |Greyhound Corp. Seeks Authority For Stock Issue By the Assoctated Press. The Greyhound Corp. of Chicago asked the Interstate Commerce Com- mission today for authority to issue $1,053,030 of 5!, per cent preference stock to be used for paying a dividend on the corporation’s common stock. Pointing to the Federal revenue act of 1936, which levies a graduated sur- tax on undistributed profits, the cor- poration said a cash distribution to stockholders of a large portion of un- distributed income to meet the re- quirements of the revenue act would impair cash reserves used for debt liquidation and improvements. The corporation said the plan of issuing stock in lieu of cash for -divi- dends would have the effect of trans- ferring $1,953,000 from the earned sur- plus account to the capital stock ac- count. Greyhound officials asserted the cor- poration would be liable fer a tax payment of between $280,000 and $320,000 of undistributed net income based on estimated net earnings for 1936 if the plan to issue stock in lieu of cash were not approved. The stock dividend, however, would be taxable by the Federal Government in the hands of the stockholder. NEW YORK, October 21 —Directors of Greyhound Corp., Chicago bus op- erators, today declared an extra divi- dend of $3 a share on the common stock payable in 5'; per cent prefer- ence stock. Washington Produce BUTTER—Range of Dprices to stores cathered from Wwholesale deaters (price ] pearby shippers based on Philadelphia and New York prices): One-pound prints. car- ton (9 score), 1-pound prints, carton ml score), und prints. carton und_ prints, car (92 score! me mmhuf weakness e appearca; but prices W, MEATS—Beef. 15 lamb. 18s10: fresh ham m. 27a28: pork loin, 24 light hoss. 912a10: heavy ho[?- i roughs, 5a! calves, 5al0: lambs, Frlttw paid shippers. net ington. By the U. 8. Bureau of ! Revicaivural Ecenomics: EGGS—Market unchanged ent receipts. 1 7. Sovern: graded and dated e eggs (ne En:u “paid shippers, {.0.b. Washington): S. extras, large. 43: U. S. extras. me- U. 5. standards. large. 38 DLTRY ~Market about steads. ‘moderate. steady at h LIVE POUI Prices unchanged. TR2 Loghotns * broilers and fryers ware crosses. 18: a few at 19: ; all sizes 16: mixed colors, 16. Guineas young nds and up. 40a45: under % pounds. 0 each Jguineas. 25830 each. e ‘turkeys: o ] ounds Jloms. 14 oundsand up. 2 a &5 In'large Jots by original receivers up_to R am. today POTATOES—One Maine, one New York arrived fient s track ~ Bupplies moderate; demand ke, steady . Maine 100-pound Green Mountains. U. 8. No. 1, 2.15& JNew York. 100-pou sacks’ round 8 No 1 : Pennerl- nml " 100-pound s lers. U. No. 1. 1.90a2 00 ldlho mnpo d nen Rutset Burbanks, U, 8 No 3.0, CABBAGE—No cariot, -m broken eAf on i Eolies. moderate. demand Illhl mi ket lundy Pennsyl- nia. 5 domestic round e A5ARD: 50-pound eacks. dor{:\:fl.lc round 8RS, FanNo’ Carlot arrivals: one bro- ken car on track. Supplies moderate de- mand moderate; marke dy fornia. Western lettuce erats 3000350 ! Revere Cop 438’5 Richfield Ofl 63’44 Richfield O 68 *44 ctfs. RG W Istexin 4s'39. 10 G W col 4549 A. = 107% 107% 1073 | materijally. two broken and four unbroken | rye barley and soybeans, and 3 cents | HARDWARE SALES SETNEW RECORDS %“‘ o October Shipments Equal|S: or Exceed September, Magazine Finds. Precial Dispateh to The Star NEW YORK, October 31, —The re- co! in hardware sales set new records, since 1929, for some manu- facturers and wholesalers last month, and October shipments are equaling or exceeding the September rate. The cooler weather is stimulating retall buying. All-lines not actually out of season are doing well, and on some the gain has been phenomenal, Hardware Age will say tomorrow in its market sum- mary. “Both the early and current demand for stoves, and for house and kitchen furnishings have outrun ex- pectations. Bicycles are still selling many weeks ahead of their supply. Toys, gift items and sleds are moving out faster than last year. “Many manufacturers, in varied lines, are too busy to ship promptly, and shortages continue to annoy all distributors. Factories making con- sumer goods are operating at capacity, with output in some cases the highest on record. “The speed of the improvement nat- urally inspires some question whether the present rate of demand can con- tinue. However, sales reports from ail quarters indicate that the goods made have been selling, and that stocks are not piling up. The new commitments | of merchants ‘or Spring delivery show that they expect no recession. The buying power is coming from increased employment, larger farm income, and greater dividend payments, as well as from Government contributions. Thers is no great fear that the income from any of these sources will fall off “Prices on hardware lines have been firmed by recent advances in the base materials, particularly steel, and it is difficult to find staple lines where fourth-quarter costs are not well above the ‘lows’ of the year. Most advances | being announced are reasonably jus- tified by higher costs.” BOARD OF TRADE CUTS MARGINS FOR TRADERS CHICAGO, October 21 (#).—Di- | rectors of the Board of Trade yes- | terday reduced initial margins re- | quired on grain trading. Hereafter | the minimum will be 6 cents a bushel | instead of 8 cents on wheat, corn, | instead of 4 cents a bushel on oats. LOANS FOR BUILDING We have ample funds to loan for the con- struction, purchase and refinancing of homes. 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W Sp Stlcon 7s ‘36 et Wilkes B&E 18t b8 43 Wis C 18t €0 48 "49 ot 8&D Trm 4s ‘3¢ INTERSTATE BUILDING ASSOCIATION John L. Weaver, President Edward K. Jones, Secretary Phone Dis. 9486 Washington Bldg. MONEY TO LOAN ON FINANCIAL. NEW YORK BANK STOCKS NEW YORK. October 21 () .—Over-the- counter market bank and trust companies. (2 pm. @ u‘lonlv hia Bank of Mannattan (1 rvi h"’e" Trust /2 4 anufa turers (2) New York Trust (5) Title Guarants & Trus STEEL SCRAP DECLINES. NEW YORK, October 21 (#).—Ad- vices to metal circles from Pittsburgh said No. 1 heavy melting steel scrap has declined 50 cents a ton to $17.75- | $18.25. The new quotation, based upon sales at $18 a ton, compared with the previous sale price of $18.50. Specialists For Business Records and Equipment. BANK SUPPLIES The alcottTaylor (o) INCORPORATED MILLS BLDG. MEtro. 5846 If You Need INSURANCE We are in a position to handle all of your insurance matters in a careful, economical and per- sonal manner. No matter what kind of protection you are seek- ing, we will be glad to serve you. Only, may we suggest the folly of delaying action? J. Blaise de Sibour and Company INSURANCE BROKERS 1700 Eye St. N.W. NAtL 4673 Massachusetts Investors Trust Prospectus on Request Williun W. Mackall, Jr. Investment Securitie } Woodward Bids. mmm 8431 ’ \ LYY HOME LOANS to build or refinance INTEREST 5 7 as law as PAYMENTS ulow as per $1,000 COLUMBIA BUILDING ASSOCIATION 716 11th St. N.W. ON IMPROVED D. C. PROPERTY Immediate attention on your appli- cation for buying, rebuilding or refinancing. Loans repayable monthly. No charge for appraisal ‘f loan is not made. Interest charged only on unpaid balance of principal. Eourrasi Co.operaive B UILDING A SSOCIATION 915 F STREET N.W. Organised 1879 A BHIDTMPPUHTUNITIES REAL ESTATE at 5% Monthly Payments if Preferred Our Real Estate Officers Invite You to Confer The WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY AMPLE FUNDS FOR LOANS on building projects WE INVITE inquiries from prospective builders ,in Washington, nearby Maryland and Virginia—re- gardless of the size of the project. Talk with us if you areinterested in a long-term, low-interest mortgage loan involving monthly repay- ments on principal. In periods of business recovery, new opportunities are constantly arising where the use of ready fands can be of distinct value to individuals and industries in this community. This Bank is prepared to loan money in line with sound banking principles to those who will find credit a profitable bridge to opportunities. McLachlen Banking Corporation Since 1891 TENTH AND G STREET, N. W. S.W. Branch, 12th and Maryland Ave. S.W. Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation ‘REAL ESTATE LOANS on Improved Property Monthly Payment Loans or Straight Three Year Loans S % INTEREST Consult Reat Estate Departmens WEAVER BROS ¢ REALTORS Murtgage Loan Corverpomdont Marspeiisan Lifs Inmrancs Company DISTRICT 9486 AMERICAN AND TRUST SECURITY COMPANY Main Office FIFTEENTE STREET AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE Branches Tth and Mass. Ave. NW. Eighth and H Sts. NE MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT MEMBER FEDERAL Seventh and E Sts. W, 1140 Pifteenth St. N.W. INSURANCE CORPORATION RESERVE SYSTEM