Evening Star Newspaper, October 26, 1936, Page 17

CURB LIST MOVES TOLOWERLEVELS Early Losses of Fractions to Point or More Are Widened Later’ 87 the Associated Press. NEW YORK, October 26.—Shares slumped sharply in the curb market as the session wore on today. Following morning losses of fractions to 1 or more points, declines were deepened in late trading. Off about 2 to around 5 points were Aluminum Co. of America, Great Atlantic & Pacific, Aluminum, Ltd., Pittsburgh Plate Glass, Gulf Oil and Youngstown Steel Door. Dictograph ran counter to the general trend with @ gain of 3 points or so. Losses of fractions to a point or more were registered by Common- wealth Edison, American Gas & Elec- tric, Newmont Mining and Interna- tional Petroleum. CURB BONDS DOMESTIC BONDS Higa. Low. Noon. e uiia vl Alabam Pw 4125 Z 1002 10 Alabama Pow os Aiaouma Pow o8 Alabama_Pow s tag 6 . 1067 100" 5 7 1064 106% lugia 03 Asso G & E .)s ! Asso G & E 5s alan Lo 65 ei Tel Can Canadian_Pc 0! Can No P 5s A Cent 1l Gauneay Pw ts 41 Gen Pb UL Glas A | Ind Gas 5s A_'32 Indiana Ser 5s Indiana S 58 A Indnp P&L Ind H E 55 A Intern Sc 5 Intersta Bw 55 Intcrsia BWw_ s Inter P S 55 D 3 5 NEW ny.rluu-lnamnmlm Stocksana Seiee— Dividend . Add 00. Aero Supply (B) 1 AIr Investors Ine. 1 AlaGrtSouall 50s 79 Ala Pwr of (6) 08 Alabam Pw of (7) 90s Allen Indus (t1). 8 Alum'n Coof Am 950s Aluminum Co of Am pT (34%) 3008 Alum Goods 1600 2 Alum'n Ltd . .o Am CitlesP&L 4&m Fork & H (1). 7008 Am G&E (1.40) 3 Am G&E pf (6).. Am Gen Corp Am Hard Rubber §0s Am Laun Mch 60c 4 Am Lt&Tr (1.20). b Am MfgCo _____. bUs 5 8 Am Maracaibo ... Am Meter (a75c). Am Potash & C » Am Buperpower 30 Am Superpwrpf.. 7 Am Thread pf 25¢. 1 Anchor Post F___. Angostura (20c).. 6 Apex Elec Mfg__ .. 10 Arcturus Radio T. 18 Ark Nat Gas 4 Ark Nat Gascupf 46 Ark NatGas (A). 13 Art Met Wks 60c Asso Elec Ind Ltd (a29 1-10c) Ass0 G & Elec... Ass0G & E (A) AssoG & E$5pf.. Asso Rayon. . Au Coast Fisher . Atlantic C L (b1). AtlasCpf A (3).. Atlas Plywd as0c- Austin Silver Auto Vot M(160c) 2 Babcock& W1l (1) 575s Baldw L bd rts(d) 800 Barium Stain Stl. ¥ BellancaAireraft. 1 Benson & H pf__.. 50s Berkey & Gay Furniture Co. Berkey & Gay Furn pur war 36 Bickfords pf (2% 1008 Black & Decker . 3 BlissCo (EW) _. 10 Blue Ridge Callc 3 Blue Ridgecvpf3 3 Blumenthal S 5 Bohack HC 1st pf. 20s Borne-Scry al - 508 Bourjois, sn¢ .- 4 Bower Roller Bearing (al%) Bowm'n-Biltmore Hotels 1st pf_. 508 Braz T L&P a3 10 Bridgep't Mach... & Brill Corp (A) ..ce 1 British Am Ofl coupon (80c) ... 2 Brit-Am Tob Co Ltd couBatsl-sc . T Briush Columbia Pwr A (1.60)__ 258 Brown Co pf._.. Buckeye P L (3) 1008 Buffalo Niag & E P pf (1.60) Bunker H&S t2 Butler Bros _____ 14 27 10 Cable El Prod vte. Cable & Wire (A). Cables& Wire(B)- Calamba Sugar Estate (11.60) Can Car & Fdry pf Can Indus Alco A 1084 14 84 3% 103§ l 3% 3% 324 3514 24% a43a | 26 80 12% 1 1 % .!H 63 {} Hudson BM&S (1) Stocks and e S Rate. A4d 00. High. Low. Close. Fora Motor (Can) A (a78c). 9 28} 28% 28% Ford Motor Ltd (a181-10c _..° 1 8% 84 84 Froedtert Gr & M conv pf (1.20) . 5508 18 23§ 14 144 Gen Alloys Gen Firepr'f 1! Gen Invest Corp 20 Ger. Outdoor pf 16 uu 8 Gen Tire & Rub 4% Georgla Pw pf (6) 16- 1% Glen Alden C (1). 12 1% Godchaux Sugar Godchaux Sug(B) Goldfield Consol . Gorham vtc ex(1 5 Grand Nat Films. 13 Gray TelPS (1).. 2 Gr Rap Var t60c.. 1 Grest Atl & Pao Tea n-v (16) __ 1108 Great Northern Paper (1) ... 1608 Greenfield T & D_.. Groc Store Prod... Gulf Of] (1)eccemm Hall Lamp (a20¢) Hartman Tobacco. Har Hazeltine Hecla Min ( 06) Hollinger Consol Gold M Ltd t65¢c. Horn&Hard 11.60 1508 . BLBpn Boe Humble Ofl (11) .. Hygrade Food ... MP&L6% pf_.. 50s 11 Pw& 1.t 36 of . 2600 Imp Chemical Indus (a20%c¢) 1 Imp 01 Ltd coupon (1500) .. 24 1mp Oil Ltd reg (150c) ___ Indiana Sve 6% DHDO! ind Service 7% pf 30s Ins Co of N Am(2)400s intl Hvdro Elec Systemcvpf___ & int Mining (60c) 6 intl Mining war-. Intl Petro (11%)- Intl Utll (B) ..o Int] Vitamin t40e, Inv Royalty (3¢)- J bs(F L)Co(1) Jersey Cent P& L 5% % pf. .. Jersey Central P&L(T) Jonas & Naum Jones &Laugh Stl. Ken Radio Tube &Lamp A Kingsbury Bi Kingst'n Prallc. Kleinert (JB) Rub. | Knott Corp (20¢).- Koppers Gas & Coke f (6)__. Kress (SH) spec DE (60¢) emu Lake Shore M (4). Lakey Fy & Mach. Lehigh C&N(30¢). Leonard Oil . »oo { | Lion Oil R (ab0c). Lit Brothers ____ Loblaw Groc Ltd A) ) | Lockheed Aireraft Lone-Star Gas 40¢c | Long Island Light Long Is LEpt A 7_ Loudon Pk n t50¢c. L.a Land (40¢) _ Lucky T (t12¢) Lynch Corp (2)-. Mangel Stores | Marion Steam Sh.. Masonite Corp 1. | Mass Util Asso Massey Harris Master Elec (6 a gain of 16.2 per cent. =) NETOF 8432728 September Income Com- pares With $6,546,213 for Same 1935 Month. By the Assoclated Press. NEW YORK, October 26.—Eennsyl- vania Railroad Co. today reported September net railway operating in- come of $8,432,728, compared with $6,- 546,213 in the like month last year. For the first nine months net rail- way operating income was $59,098,596, compared with $49,853,406 in the corresponding period of 1935. The company’s gross Tevenues last month rose to $39,496,378 from $31,139,641 in September, 1935. Passenger revenues for September, the fourth month of reduced fares, rose to $5,025,764 from $5,101,604 last year, Other railroads reporting September net operating income (before fixed charges and other income) today in= cluded: Tlinols c»nml_.. Great Norther: Sorthern Pacific_ G Srent Northern Rutland = *Deficit. New York Central. The New York Central Railroad System reported September net rail- way operating income (after deprecia- tion, but before fixed charges and other, income) at $4,356,071, compared with $3.797,744 in September, 1935. Gross passenger revenues for the month were $5702,998, against $4,- 908,978 in September last year. St. Louis Southwestern. St. Louis Southwestern Railway Co. reported for the nine months ended September 30 net loss of $254,952, compared with $598,913 in the like 1935 period. September net income amounted to $37,884. compared with a net loss of $58,813 in the same 1935 month. N. Y., N. H. and H. Railroad. NEW HAVEN, Conn; October 26 ()—The New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad reported today a net income of $122,224 for September, the first month for which & net in- come has been reported since March, 1934. The figure represented an im- provement for the road of $447,126 over September, 1935, when net loss was $324,902. Gross revenues for the first nine months of 1936 were reported up $4.971.379 or 9.5 per cent over the corresponding period last year and opennnz expenses up $5,194,669. ‘The deficit for the nine mcnflu‘ i1 amounts to $4,814,937. as compared with a deficit of $2,618,872 at this nme in 1935. C., MONDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1936. YORK CURB MARKET peNNGY REPORTS (PLANISAPPROVED BYMENZEL BOARD Refunding and Recapitaliza- tion Proposal to Be Offered Holders Soon. BS the Associated Press. NEW YORK, October 26.—Directors of the Mengel Co. have approved a plan for refinancing and recapitaliza- tion which shortly will be submitted to stockholders, W. L. Hoge, president announced todsy. The plan contemplates retirement of the outstanding approximately $2,- 188,000 of 7 per cent bonds through the sale of a new convertible issue carrying a substantially lower coupon rate. At the same time, holders of the 7 per cent preferred stock will be offered in exchange, on & par for par basis, the new 5 per cent convertible pre- ferred, together with three shares of common stock in satisfaction of divi- dend arrears. The plan further pro- vides for the elimination of present restrictions against dividends both as to preferred and common stocks. Principal plants of the company, which makes shipping containers, lum. ber and veneers, are at Louisville, St. Louis and Winston-Salem, N. C. Asr.).—Hogs, S rect; opened 10-20 lowes Heads Section H. M. CHAMBERLAIN, Recently elected president of the State Bank Division of the American Bankers’ Associa- tion, i3 a Utah banker, vice pruldent of the Walker Bank & Trust Co. at Salt Lake City. He has been very active in the national organization. CHICAGO LIVE STOCK. CHICAGO. October 26 (# (U. 8 Dent Including 9.600 di- later trading ac- tive; around 10 lower than Fridays aver- U. S. Living Cost Off 15 Per Cent . From 1929 Level |: By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, October 26.—The cost of living in the United States has de- clined more since 1929 than in a num- ber of other major countries, a study | &7 d Board, an industryssupported research * organization, shows. The cost of living index here is about 15 per cent below 1929; in the United Kingdom, France and Japan the decline is 12 to 13 per cent; in Sweden, Norway and Czechoslovakia about 7 per cent and in Austria less than 6 per cent. Germany, Switzerland, Canada and e the Netherlands, however, have shown declines of 19 to 20 per cent. MONEY MARKET. NEW YORK. October 26 (#).—Call dy: i per cent all day. 'Prime paper. ¢ per cent. Time y; 60 days-six months. 1 per cent” offered. © BAnKers acceptances’ tn- | & changed: | eata: 6090 o 13 per cent. FREIGHT LOADINGS. NEW YORK. October i (7 —Revenue freignt carloadings on railroads reporting today for week ended October =24 in- Week, Prer. Baitimore & Ohio 51 003 52057 457848 cluded: 25 higher: hee fat lambs uuu sheep firm; feeding lambs little changed; #00d to choice native lambs. lack: 2! by the National Industrial Conference | {ive exes. > st 5. fecaine 1a pounds, 4 bounds ub. Plymouth Rock. - pounds, colored; Lomsin No. 2 days, | receipts. Telrigerator extras. %ood and choice 190- : Digs scarce. arount ‘best_kinds around .00; bulk ennbte light and medium weight packing . R 60a80 calves. 4.000: fed steers 75: good ' and choice ~heilers . 1050, cows fully steady: about jorthwestern grassers mostl lu)cl and stockers fully dy ractical top, 10.00: bulls steady: 25.000, including 5.500 direct: fully steady to strong: 850 to mostly 70: best held well above 0.00: Westerns a. % 5081.75: s mostly- choice CHICAGO PRODUCE. (. —Poultry, feeding lambs. Sound weizhis, 8 25. 1 Leghorn hens, Springs, Rock, 14'z: White ored, 14: less than 4 leuulh and White Rock. 15 13; Plymouth d White Rock, 16: colored, 15: bareback chick- Leghorn chickens, 1:15: roosters. Leghorn roosters, 1:3: hen turkeys. 19; turkeys, 16: old ducks, young white ducks, oung. colored. 14: 2; small colored, 14 'a: ns. Creamery, spe- fals (93 score). firsts (90-01). a Taded firsts, cars and local 26: tor standards, 27; PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE. PHILADELPHIA. October 26 (P.—Live poultry, fowls: Plymouth Rock. fancy, mixed colors. 1 16 old roosters, Tocks and Red: White Leshorns 14: pullets. fancy roasting chickens. 18a19: broilers, Springers. Plymouth Rock. 0 _ordinary. cross-bred Red Spri 16a17: ordi- . Spring chickens. mixéd col- FINANCIAL. Exchange Offer Of Celotex Will End November 16 BY the Associated Press. NEW YORK, October 26—B. G. Dahlberg, president of Celotex Corp., in a letter to stockholders today in- dicated termination on November 16 of the period of acceptance of an exchange plan submitted to securities holders. The exchange plan is a part of the financial program resulting from the recent reorganization and is designed to revise the present debt structure. The company manufactures build- ing insulating materials at plants at Marrero and New Iberia, La., and has headquarters at Chicago. SOUTHERN INDIANA GAS WILL CALL PREFERRED BY the Associated Press, NEW YORK, October 26.—Southern Indiana Gas & Electric Co., a subsid- jary of Commonwealth & Southern Corp., is notifying preferred stock- holders it will call for redemption its outstanding preferred shares Jan- uary 1. Funds to redeem the stock will be obtained from proceeds of the sale of & new issue of 4.8 per cent preferred. On August 31 the company sold $5,500,000 of bonds, completing a loan refunding program. e INVESTING COMPANIES (Noon quotations.) K. ober NEW YOI 26 (P).—] York Securlty Dealers’ Assaciation: :': Admin Pd 2nd Inc % 200D Corporate Trust Gororate Trust A A Corp Tr A A m Fund Investors Inc Fund Tr 8i A Fund Tr Shrs B Gen Investors Tr oup Sec Agriculture Groun Sec Automobile Group Sec Building - Groun Sec Chemical _ Sec Food Group Sec Merchandise Group Sec Mining Group Sec Petroleum Group Sec R R Equin Group Bec Steel Group Sec Tobacco Huron Hoiding Incorp Investors Inv Tr N Y Coll “A’ Investors Pd “C" Inc Investors Fund of Am Keyston Cust Fund B-3 Maor Shrs Coro__ land Fu Quarterly Income Sh _ Selected Am Selected Am Sh Inc Selected Cumul Sh | Selected Income 'Sh " Selected Indus cv pf SKELLY OIL EARNS $1.307,9% PROFIT Income for Third Quarter Compares With Only $796,944 in 1935, By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, October 26.—Skelly Oil Co. and subsidiaries, with proe ducing properties in Oklahoma, Texas, Kansas, New Mexico and Arkansas, reported for the September quarter net income of $1,307,595, equal after divie dend requirements on 6 per cent pre« ferred on wnich there are accumulated unpaid dividends, to $1.30 a common share. This compared with $798,944, or 69 cents a common share in the September quarter of 1935. Royal Typewriter, Royal Typewriter Co. Inc., and do-. mestic subsidiaries, Hartford, Conn., reported for the September quarter net profit of $671,757, equal after dividend requirements on 7 per cent preferred, in arrears, to $2.25 a common share with no provision made for Federal surtaxes on undistributed profits. This compared with $616,082, or $2.05 in the preceding quarter and $389,870, or $1.20 on the common in the September quarter, 1935. Wesson Oil & Snowdrift. Wesson Oil & Snowdrift Co. Ine, and subsidiaries, producer of cotton- seed oil products in the South, reported for the fiscal year ended August 31 net profit of $3,758,074, equal after divi- dends on the $4 preferred to $4.40 a common share, excluding shares held by the company. This compared with $5,000,634, or $6.52 a share in the pre- ceding year. Boeing Airplane. Boeing Airplane Co. and subsidiaries, Seattle, Wash., reported for the quarter ended September 30 net profit of $39,- 289, equal to 7 cents a share, with no provision made for Federal surtax on undistributed profits. This compared with net profit of $133,892, or 25 cents a share in the preceding quarter and net loss of $154,173 in the September quarter of 1935, Sunray Oil Corp. Sunray Oil Corp. reported for the nine months ended September 30 net profit of $474.014, equal after pre- | ferred dividends to 19 cents a com- mon share compared with $207297, or 5 cents in the like 1935 period. The company, with properties in Kansas, Oklahoma and Texas, pro- duu‘ces oil and gas and refines crude o Continental Steel. Continental Steel Corp. reported for the September quarter net income of $71,842, equal after preferred divie dends to 14 cents a common share. | No comparison is availabie since the company reported on a semi-annual basis last year. Directors declared & dividend of 25 cents a common share and a regular quarterly dividend of $1.75 on the 7 per cent preferred stock, both payable January 1 to stock of record December 15. The common disbursement compares with quarterly dividends of 50 cents a share in the three previous quarters. D. A. Wil- liams, president, said the present rate Can Marconi A ‘,',‘CnraL&Fuf(G} 14 | Carib Svndicate _ g0yt | Memphis N G a200 % | Mercantile Stores 2'4 | Merch&Mfr A al5c Neisner Bros Nevaga Calif New Enz G&E . l?rkfyx llnll‘a young, Jl!h“ i 2 young toms. toms, 20a° 2 ducks white' Pekin fancy. ‘younk, lo"llfi \su‘,,":,';’{,{‘n',"{'fi ol 2. mixed colors. a us- Covy ducks, white. 15: colored 17 Super of Am Tr B 10 LOCOIOTIVES ORDERED. 1 3 LIMA, Ohio, October 26 (#).—H. 341 Stocks and 4 Bule B 1110410 104 151011 101 103 103 104% 104 Peop G L 4s B 3 Phiia Elec 5s Fuila Elec Slas NIl 4358 F 81 P\.bss Okia ‘45 A 116 Tnit L & B, 6s Lo L&'® 6128 5 105 1% 1003, 03 103 100% 103 POREIGN BONDS. City Lima 625 Tial su Pow s A aranh Bra: York Rwy Fran| n—New. " “wi—When issued. 8t (sto)—Stamped. SHORT-TERM SECURITIES. (Reported by Chas. D. Barney Coo i Am Tel & Tel 5%s At Refinire Co 5s Calif Packing Corp & Inter T & T 4'as ,69 Laclede Gas Light 55 ° ke E & W Kiithigen Gent R R mm- l( Co 4138 NEW YORK PRODUCE. NEW YORK. October 26 (@, (Mixed colors:, dlrtlel lver“e checks, 24!24 lrlltrlwri speci; el 4 airfies, "uam Butter, 96, r‘ higher thi e 31 . 92" score), 83331 (88-91 'scores). 303a32%’ B (BI58y ‘seores) S0ad0ta: central- izeg (80 score) A2a3% Vi, 1708 aum, State, whole {L" onk By fréignt, chickens: 18 colored mixed with rocks. Fowls: Colored. 17a : roosters, 14; ducks, I‘OBEIGN EXCHANGES. NEW YORK. October 26 ;xcl\nnfle mixed. Great Br!uln 1n dnl- ars. others in cents: Great Britain—Demand 4.887: cables. 4 887 ’m dl! hllls. 4 fi"’ rance—De- cab] Italy—Demand. Germany. 0 .75: Aruntm-, Jokio, ~28.58: 'h Honflan 3 ot Moy 97 Rk: Teal in N vm' mo’: o i Feon e aontreal, 22— Nominal. rpation Co (1) | Catalin Corp Celanese 18t pf(7) 2758 Celanese pr pf (1) 758 Celluloid Corp pf. 50s Cent HG&E vie (80¢) Central Pwr & Lt T% DL (3.06%)- Cent &S W Util._ Cent States Elec Cent States Elec conv pt (new) Cent States Klec 6% pf . Central States Electric 7% pf Centrifugal P 4Uc Chi Flex Shaft t2 Childs Copf ... Citles Servic - 14008 1008 6y | Cittes Servicepf_. & Cities Service Pwr & Lt$7pt £0s City Aut Stpg 6ve. 3 Clev Tractor .. 6 Clinchfield Coal .. 200s Club Aluminum . 1 Colon Develop Co Ltd (The).... 3 Colo Fuel&Ir 3 CotisPha (1%). 2 Columbia Gas & Elev cv pf (5) Columb O1l & Gas Compo Shoe Mach stc(60c). 4 Com'with Eo (4).. 4 Com'with & S war 2 Coemmunity PL 1st pt 6758 64 1758 | Community PS t1. 50s | Consol Atrcraft... 12 Consol Copper—-.. 14 Consol Gas of Baito (3.60)_. Cons Retall St_, Consol Retail Strs 8% pf (34) | Contl Gas & Elec prior pf (7) Cont Roll & Steel Foundry Cook Pain & V 60¢ Cooper Bessemer. Copper Range_——— Cord Corp Corroon & Reyn.. Cosden Of] Me (d) Cosden&Me pf (d) Creole Pet (a25¢). Crocker W heeler_. Croft Brewing Crowley Milner. Crown Cent Pet Crown Cork Intl (A) (31) Crystal Ol Ref__. Cusi Mex Mining-. Darby Petr (50c)._ Dayton Rubber__. Derby Ol & R _ Derby Oil&Ref pf Detroit Gasket (1) Detroit Gasket pf ww (1.29) . Det Pap Prod t25¢ Det Stl Prod a50c. Dictograph(aibc) Distilled Liquors.. Doehler Die- Casting (a50c). Domin 8 & C (B) .. Douglas (WL) pf. Driver Harris(1). Duke Power (3) ... Eagle Pitch L 400. East'n G&F Asso East'n Gas & Fuel prior pf (4%) - Eastn States Pwr. Eastn Sta Pw (A). Easy Washing Mach (B) t50e Eisler Elec Corp.. Elec Bond&Share Elec Bd&Sh of(6) Elec Power Asso Inc A (a10c) Elec Pwr & Lt EE T - S, @ an S~ g - (2 Klee Sharehold of ww (13) 1008 Elgin Nat W a75c 268 368 608 Emsco Derrick(1) 1 Equitv Corp 10 Ex-Cell-O Air- craft & T t60c-. 8 Fairchild Avnetv. 2 Falistaff Brewery. 10 Fire As (Phila.) (12) __ 208 First Nat Stores S Fisk Rubber, FlaP&L pfoo... 6508 59 112% 11214 1123 8% 1574 2415 | 110} 108 574 55 6l 4 62 62 143 9l 8% s 3 3 10 10 4% 46 143 i 31 1 100 9 15 15 109 109 % X 517 613 31l Bl 213 21 “ 874 8% 100 % % 50 7% . 53% X % | Moore Dist (15 s | Merchants & Mfrs part pf (2 Merritt Chap & S_ | Meritt Chap & 8 Mich Bumper Mich Gas & Of! Michigan Sugar .. Michigan Sugar pt { | Midale States Petrol vte (A).. Middle States Petrol vte (B)_, Mid-West Abras.. Midland Oil 1 conv pf ($11;) MidI'd Sti Prod(2) | Midvale Co (a2) _ 76s Minn Min&Mf(11)150s Mock Judson V__. 2 | Mohawgk Hudson Power 1st pf(7) 3008 Mohawk H 2d pf . 50s | Molybdenum Corp _ 5 Mont Ward A (7). b50s Montreal H Lt & Pwr (1%) ____. I 83 23 ny a9l 15 1008 1 104% 90 M 1503 10434 8y ki1 150 344 T4 514 ay Mount Prod (60c) 5§ Mueller Brass 80¢ 4 Nat Bella Hess__. 12 2 Nat FrelGas(1). 2 19% . 894 17 5 3 2 25% Nat P & Lt pf (6) 350; at Rubber Mach | Sugar NJ (2) Nat Transit (76c). Nestle-Le Mur__. 1 Nev-Cal Elec.. 408 New Brad Oallc. & NJ Zine (12) ___. 50s New Mex&ArizLd 16 Newm't Min t1%_ 8 NY Auctionaéec 3 N Y Pw&Lt pf (6) 10s N Y Telof (6%) 768 N Y Water Svc pf 1308 Niag Hud Pwr __ 68 Niazara Hudson Pwr (A) war .. Niagara Shares (Md) B (a10c) Niles-Bem-P (al). Nipissing (a50c) . Noma Elec (a40¢c). or Cent Tex bl0c North'n Europ Oll Nor States Pwr A. N W Eng (a25¢).-. Novadel Ag (2)... Ohio Brass(B)(1) 50s Ohio O1l cu pf (6) 100s Okla Nat Gas n! 1008 Oldetyme 2 Overseas S ( soc) 1 Pacific Eastern... 20 8% 6% PacificG & B 1st of (I%)____ 3214 32 Pacific Ltg of (6) 1008 1067 1067 Pac Public Sve T Pacific Publie Sve 1st pf ($1.17%)- 2415 24% 56 66 £y 29% 6 84 1 Pan-Am Afr (1) 1 Pantepec Ofl . .. 88 Param't Motors 1 Pender G (A)(3% 1008 Pennroad (a2je).. 17 PennP&L (1) . 60s Penn Wat& P (4) 1 Pepperell Mg (6) 708 Phila Co (60c) 16 1634 Phillips Pkg a25c- uy 145 Phoenix Secur __ 6 6 6 Pie Bakeries t60c. 16 16 Pierce Gov (al5¢) 163 16% Ploneer Gold 1 . * Mine Ltd (80c) 38 8 lfl{ 12% 96 1 llfl}i 110% 053 95% 110 Pitney Bowes 40c. 4 Pittsb'zh Forging, 81 Pitts& L E t2% . 200s 96 Pittsb’zh P G(+2) 800s “lli Plough Ine (1.20). Potrero Sugar ... d)i Pratt &Lambert 2% 3 Pressed Met 1% _. 26% Producers Roval_ % Prosperity Co (B) 153 Prudential Invest 10% Pub Svs Ind pt 1008 89 Pub Svs ind pr of 110s 69 Public Sve Okla orior lien (6).. 208 974 Public Sve Okla prior lien (7). 30s 103% Puget Sound P& Lof (5) _. Puget Sound Pwr & Lt $6 of Pyrene Mfg (40c). 4 9 Ry&Lt Sec(a25c). 150s 23 Raym’d Con a26c-. 2608 lm Red Bank 4 10% Reed R B new t308 Reeves (Dan) 50c. Reynolds Invest.. Roosevelt Field.-.. % 1834 10% 39 1§ 15% 10% 39 6835 683 s 9TH 108)% 108 813 814 % ek 8% 84 23 28 17 1 10% a1y bie] 2% 100s 82 2008 44 ;| Shenandoah Corp 3 | Smith-Corona Type Sates— Dividend Rate. Add 00. High. u:- Close. Root Pet'm(a25c). 16 164 Rustless [r & Stl. 21 8% Ryan Consolid'd.. 2 3% St Regls Paper._. 52 6% St Regis Paper pf 100s 103 Schulte Real E(d) 2 - Scoville Mfga1.501008 473§ Seeman Bros '1% l 45 Sexa) Lock & H. Selected Indus allott ctfs(5%). 300s 98} Selected Indus prior of (5%).. 1608 ’1 Sent Saf Control 1 Seversky Afreraft 11 m Shattuck Den Min 7 u:‘ 214 132 % 288 24 o Sherwin-Will (4) 100s Shreveport-El Dorado PL stpd v.t.c. ext (a25¢). Sonotone C(al0e). So Penn Of1(+1%) Southn Calif E4 part pf (1%) . Southn Colo Pw A 2 S mee - South’n Union Gas South1'd Roy 40e Spanish&Gen rcts aSa Leun Stand Of1 Ky 1. Stand Of1 O a260 Stan O11 Ohlo nf § Stand Pwr & Lt Stand Prod (a25c) Stand S{1&Ld alde. Starrett Corp vte. Sterchi Bros Sterchi Bros 2d pf Sterling Br (a45¢) Sterling Inc(aSe) Stetson (J BY . Sullivan Mach! Sunray Oil (a5c) . Sunshine Min (2) Swiss-Am Elec pf Swiss Ofl (40¢) .. Tageart Corp ‘Tasteveast(Del)A ‘Taylor Dist (b5¢) Technicolor Ine ‘Tech Hurghes t40c Te: Gulf Prod . Texon Ofl & L 60c. Thew Shovel Coal ‘Tilo Roof (+50c)._. Tishman R & C___ Todd Shipyard (2) Tonopah M (adc) - Trans-Lux Daylite Pic 8n (20¢) ... Tri-Contl C wat Tubize Chatillion. Tubize Chatl (A). Tung-Sol Lamo a. Tung Sol Lamp of (80c) new __ Twin Coach(a40c) Ulen & Co 7% pf-. Unit Alr war ____ Unit Chemical.... Unit Corp war.... o 3 b “ e TS s8s. % 1% 1% 19% 119% 645 64 ™ T 66 56 6 60 16 Unit Ga nl’(fl “) Unit Lt & Pw (A). Unit Lt & Pw (B). Unit Lt & Pw of Unit Milk Pr pf t3 25s 60 U S Foll(B)(8&0e) 7 184 U S Play Cards t1 lNIl lll( U S Radiator ... U S Radiator of . .. U 8 Rub Reclaim.. Unit Stores vte __ Unit Verde Ex (1) Unit Wall Paper_. Utah Apex...ccee UtahP& L pf (32.91 2-3¢). Utilities Pwr & Lt Util Pwr&Lt (B). Util Pwr & Lt pf..200s 27 Util & Ind (new).. Util & Ind pf (n).. Venezuela Petrol Waco Alrcraft.... Wavne Pump Went'w'h Mf 1.20. W Va Coal & Coke Western Auto Supply A (3) .. 5008 Western Texas Util pf ($3%)- 20s Williams O11-O- Matio (a25¢) ... 3 Wilson-Jones (2). 3 Woodley Pet(40c) 3 Wright Harg t40e 11 Y'gst'n Steel a25c. 7 Yukon Gold (ase).” M I M e = e XX W. Snyder, works manager of the Lima Locomotive Works, announced today receipt of an order from the Kansas City Southern Railway for 10 locomotives of the 2-10-4 type. He did not disclose the contract price. e Breiek poutisy—Powis. Fresh killed. tn 824: chickens. dry picked in : ola_roosters. dry picked. Surkers faigy. 2Rad1 iy ducks, Long Tsland, iced. barrels, I U S. TREASURY NOTES. rted-vy Chas. D. Barney & Co) VISIBLE GRAIN SUPPLY. }lu—l-nfilzy e ] NEW YORK, October 26 (#).—The |3 visible supply of American grain shows the following changes in bushels Wheat decreased 1,432,000; corn in- creased 128,000; oats decreased 706,- 000; rye increased 9,000; barley in- creased 110,000. PHONE ISSUE PLANNED. RICHMOND, October 26 (#).—The Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co., through Lloyd B. Wilson, presi- dent, has filed application for an order | of approval of the sale of a proposed issue of $2,000,000 of its capital stock. lF you are seeking a bankin of our officers. Let him tell you how well we are equipped to serve you. ‘No accourit is too small to merit careful, friendly service— which ‘ex- STEEL QUOTATIONS. YORK. October 26 (#).—Steel NE! | rices. per jou’ pounds, f.ob. Pittsburgh: | Blue ‘anneaied sheets. galvanized sheets. hot _rolled. black sheets, “Bot | teel 05. More Super of Am Tr BB Trusteed N Y Wellington FPund FOREIGN MARKETS. LONDON._October 26 (7 —The general unsettled _European _ political _situation brought about weakness in today's_stock market and prices closed lower. Trans: Atlantic and industrial in Sunrly and oil shares and llll-tdl!d se- ties also suffered mh-ckl Home intained a firm ton nf PA Pices. tirned heavy fn the Iate Geatings i the Bourse with th ception of railroad shares. which held firm throughout the s banking stocks fini: i Rentes_and d lower and inter- national securities also gave ground Bank | closed at £.400 francs. | of Prance shares Compared with 8.600 Friday. RUBBER FUTURES. NEW YORK. October 28 (#.—Crude | rubber” futures ‘opened, irregular 1 higher o 4 lower. mber. 16.49; March, 16.58: 10.60b. bBid. than 70,000 PEOPLE now do business with American Security 5w N g connection, we invite you to talk with one of earnings did not justify continu- ance of the 50-cent payment. Crosley Radio Corp. CINCINNATI, October 26 (A .— Crosley Radio Corp. reported net profit for the nine months ended September 30 of $1,390,326 after providing for Federal income taxes and making de= ductions for royalties and depreciation. | The earnings were equal to $2.54 & share on 545,800 no-par common shares | outstanding. The company provided no comparison with the previous year due to change in the end of its fiscal year from March 31 to December 31. Its balance.sheet listed total assets of $6,060.415, against total liabilities of $570,863, and an earned surplus ac- counts of $3,738,761. Gannett Co., Inc.—Common share earnings. nine months ended Sep- tember 30, were $6.09. plains why 70,000 people now regard American Security as “their bank.” AMERICAN SECURITY Main Office: FIFTEENTH STREET AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND TRUST COMPANY Largest Capital and Surplus of any Washington Truss Company CENTRAL BRANCH 7th and Massachusetts Ave., N. W, NORTHBAST BRANCH Eighth and H Streets, N. E. SOUTHWEST BRANCH Seventh and E Sereets, S. W NORTHWEST BRANCH 1140 Fifteenth Street, N. W. Mzuser Feperar Derosit Insurance CoRPQRATION Meumssr FEDERAL RESERVE SYsTEM