Evening Star Newspaper, October 27, 1936, Page 17

FINANCIAL BONDS ON N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE By private wire direct to The Star, BONDS MOVE UP AFTER HESITANCY Supporting Orders for Mere Volatile Rails and In- dustrials Appear. Bond Averages Ritls. 1ndus. Gt pon\ Net change. Unc. Unc. Today, noon 96.7103.9 102.4 Prev. day... 96.7104.0 1024 Month ago. 96.7103.0 102.6 Year ago.__ 81.5 99.9 98.2 1936 high_.. 97.9 104.1 103.1 1936 low.... 8691018 99.3 1935 high... 87.8102.2 99.8 1935 low. 76.4 922 845 1932 low. 458 400 646 1928 high...101.1 98.9 102.9 100.5 10 Low-Yield Bonds. Noon ....112.6 Prev. day. 112.7 Month ago 112.6 Year ago. 109.5 1936 high_ 1129 1936 low.. 1102 1935 high. 110.7 1935 low.. 107.9 1928 high. 1044 1932 low.. 86.8 (Compiled by the Assoclated Press.) By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, October 27.—After hesitant action at the start, the bond market moved toward recovery today as traders entered bids for many is- sues which fell sharply on Monday. Supporting orders in the more volatile rail and industrial liens were | brought out by the early rallying tendencies in the stock market, just as the selling of bonds was swelled | yesterday by the break in equities. United States Governments con- | tinued to move quietly in a small range. A few Treasuries edged up slightly, while others receded 1,32 to 3/32 of a point. Foreign obligations also showed narrow swings. The early rebounds ranged from | fractions to 3 points in Youngstown Sheet & Tube 3!2s, Studebaker 6s, American Rolling Mill 4's, St. Paul 5s and a few more which yesterday | gave up from 1 to 7 points. INVESTING COMPANIES NEW YORK, October Becurity Dealers’ Assoc: (Noon quotations.) Bid. Admin Pd 2d lnc. Am —New York Asked. 1.6 Corpotate Trust -~ Corpotate Trast A A Tr A A mod Corp Tr Acc Mod_ Cumulative Tt 81 Approximate Transactions Today. U 8 Gov't Bonds.._. Foreign Bonds. TREASU 2%81945-47 e 2% 8 1948-51oaeen 102, 31%481946-49 3148 194953 3. 1941 — 318 1944-46 33,8 1940-43 June 3%81941-43 Mar 338194347 reg. s %8 1946-5! 45 1944-54 4%8-3%81943-45 2% 1942-44. 2% 8 1939-49_. 381952 Abitibl Pa&Pw 68 ‘63 Adriatic Elec 78’52 - Akershus 5s ‘63 Alpine Mont 8 7855 Antioguia 7845 A Antioguia 1st 78 '’ Antioguia 3d 7s ‘57 Antwerp 68 ‘68 _ Argentine | Argentine 68 ‘60 Sepl Argentine 6s '60 Oct . Argentine 6s ‘61 Febr. Argentine 6s 61 l\lay Bavaria S 6%s "45_. Belgium 63 65 _ | Belglum 6%s 49 Belgium 78 ‘55 Bergen City 6s w— | Berlin 6s 58 Berlin 6133 ‘60 | Berlin Elec 6 = Brazil 6%s 26-"57T Brazi) 6%8'27-57 .. Brazil 78’6 Brazil 8s *41_ Brisbane 58 '57 Budapest 6s 62 unmat coupon on___ Buenos A C 6s 60 Oct. Buen A 43;5-4%8'75_. Buenos Alres 43,5458 '76 April. Buenos A 413 '76 Aug | Buenos Alres 4%8-3%8°77 Pv | Buenos A 63’61 st Pv_ | Canada 1‘4' ‘61 Chile 7542 _ | Chile Mtz Bk 6s s Eaquity Corp 83 pf Fidelity Pund Inc.. Group Sec Agriculture Group Sec_Automobile Group Sec Building Group Sec Chemical _. Group Sec Food Group Sec Invest Shrs Group Sec Merchandise_ Group Sec My Group Sec PetzolPum Equip2Z Investors Fd - Investors Pund of Am Keyston Cust Fund B Major Shrs Corp Maryland Pund Mass Invest Tr futual Invest Nation Wide Sec Nation Wide Voting_ N Y Bk Tr Shrs North Am Bond 'rr ctfs or Am Tr Nor Am T sh o Nor Am Tr Sh 19 Nor Am Tr Sh 195 Plymouth Pund Inc. guarterly Income Sh Selected Am Sh Selected Am Sh Inc_ Selected Cumul Sh Salected Income Sh Supervised Snrs Trustee Stand In Trustee Stand_In: Trusteed Am Bk B Trusteed Industrv Shrs__ Trusteed N Y Bk Shrs _ Wellington Fund 2 INSURANCE STOCKS NEW YORK. October 27 (P —New York Bscurity Dealers’ Association (Bid Asked. as (2a) 10612 40 CHICAGQ PRODUCE. October 27 (P Poultry. dy: hens, 44 pounds n 153 col % Piymouth and White : Plymouth and White roosters. 14; ack chickens. 4 pounds, lore 3: oung tons. 25: old, 23: To. creamery. extras (99). 31 (R l\ cars and local, current_receipts. 267 rcm:er;ur standards. "‘1’4 refrigera- . 101 on track. 360 total U. 8. barely steady: suppiles slow: sacked. ures. Trlumnln U. 8. round whi , quality, freeaing 15075 !llr ] 51 lllo'ln 1 fl r-l Sommeref usset Rur: ui Comnararal 05 sraded. f»f" A u‘:)obmen partly V. S. TREASURY POSITION. Bs.the Associated Press. il rndmm: Teceipts’ for Lfi%“ S35 Seca £id a . e MA“SM 416.499 | !l9 50 3 317,831 .644.439.1 d 105817 223 nder. the reviss ey, Gold ey - E lonélm‘;f !he 'rrenury on October year, u\nu 31,328.83 (ncludi %nrnflm i naitares $RAB OB2.400.15: 810 ts, 311016205655 Chile Mtg Bk 648 | Chilean Mun L 75 °60_ Colombia 6s ‘61 Jan__. Colombia 6s *61 Oct. | Col Mtg Bk 7s "47 } Jopenhagen 4 % Copenhagen T | Costa ica 18 & | Cuba 6%s 45 | Czechoslovakia §s Denmark 438 62 ’ Denmark 5%8 55 Denmark 6s '4 Dominic 1st 6128 "40_ Dominic 2d 6323 °40. . El Salvador §8"48 ct_. Finlang 6s 45 | Frameric In 7% French Gov 1%8 "41__ | Ger C Bk A 63’60 July S .. | | | _ | Ger C Ag Bk 6860 Oct. Ger Gen Elec 6135 "0 | Ger Gen Elec 75145 Ger Gov 545 '65 un st | Ger Prv & City Bx | conAg6is - | Ger Rep 734 GriCElJap 6% | Hait1 63 52 | Hamburg St 6546 | Helsingfors 63 s "60 _. | Hung Con M 78 oV | Hungary 7%s '44 | Febr coupon on | 1taly 78°51 1tal Crd P W 78 "47 B_ 1tal PU Crd 7862 Japan 6% "54 Kreug&Toll 55 '59 cfs_ Leipsig 7847 __ Lombard Elec 7852 _ Low Aus HE 6% Medelin 6%38 ‘64 Met Wat 512850 __ Mex 45 *10-'45 asst Ize Mex 48 '10-°45 asst sm Milan 6% 852 Minas Gers GKI '5. Sept eoupon off___. Montevideo 78 '52 New So Wales 65 '57_. New So Wales 58 Nord Ry 6%8 Norway ¢%s Norway 63 *43 Norway 6844 Norw Hy Elec 5%s 51 Nuremberg 6s°52__—_. Oriental Dev 6%s Oslo 4%8 ‘66 OsloG & E 5s'63 Panama bs 63 s Paris Orl Ry 6%3 Peru6s’60 ... Poru 6861 e cocmamnn. Poland 6s '40. Poland 7s 47 Poland 88 50 Prague Gtr 7%s '52 Prussia 6s 52 Prussia 6%s 51 Rhine W El P 6s 52 Rhi g1 P 65 " DO Rie 46 Jan 8846 Aprilcoupon oft _.. Rio Gr do Sul 6s '68 June coupon oft Rio Gr do Sul 7s * May coupon off Rio Gr do Sul 78 '67 June coupon oft Sao Paulo C 6348 57 May couponoft ___. Sao Paulo C 8s %53 couponoft. __ _... Sao Paulo St 6s 68 July coupon off ___. Sao Paulo St 8s 50 July coupon off Serbs 7s '62 unm Silesia Elec 6% Sydney 5%8 55 caeeee. Toklo 6%s '81- ‘Tokio E L Ltd 6 Vienna 6s ‘52 May co- Warsaw 7858 ... Yokohama 68 61 Alleg Corp 6s ‘44 . Alleg Corp 649 - Alleg Corp 68 ‘50 stp 5,930,000 1,210,000 9,090,000 RY High. 104,14 104.11 104,14 102,17 102,18 101,17 100117 1011 101.2 102.16 102.16 1062 106.2 104,29 104,29 106.29 106,29 106.18 106,18 108,28 108.28 1088 1088 108, 108, 108,30 108.30 108,81 108.31 112,15 112,16 1148 1148 108,12 108.10 108,11 FEDERAL FARM MORTGAGE. - 102,22 102.22 102.22 — 1043 1042 - 10316 103.18 108.13 © 10416 104.16 104.16 HOME OWNERS' LOAN. 101.21 101,20 101.20 101,22 101.20 101.20 103.8 FOREIGN BONDS. High. Low Close. 104.3 108.5 103.7 8% 3% $9% 92 683, 68%; 84 3% 99 99% 92 92 109% 26 i 1055 1074 1134 9915 2% 109% 26 1064 1074 1133 9935 243 2544 26 30 80 30 553 102% 2934 993, 6% 854 1023 102% 29% ELLA 6% 2035 998, [ 7244 2% 1234 2% 0% LEN 7044 5% 10214 102 10875 108%; 1143 11435 1ah 1% 145 148 148 1% 14% 1435 134 134 1284 21% 215 21 947, 100%, 25 L 9635 99 101 1054 80 63 9 -3 25% 65 92% 9% 105% 8% 544 67% 1674 6214 104% 105 108% 983 1013 1014 10634 10% 102 244 7634 9934 1041 104% 108 98Y 101% 1013 10115 1013 1065 10635 10574 10574 102 102 24% 244 635 6% 995 9935 100 100 653 653 104 12 6414 6435 64l 1015 1013 10134 "l)fi ”K H!i "»8.. 102!1 mu l‘m Am & For Pw 68 3080 Am Icecv 6858 . eee Am 1GChb6%s 49 Am Intl 6%s " Am Roll Mill 414849 AmT & T ¢%s'39 J\Am T & T deb 68 '65 . 10034 1005 10034 18034 176 180 1) 16 11 86 85 . 85 11134 111% 1113 m ur 1y xq CM&StP Olql ‘9 E High. Low. Close. A T&S Fe 4148 4l Atl Coast L elt AuCLund¢ Atl Coast Lt Atlantic & D 1st. Atlantic & D 2d ¢s AtIG & W ) 6869 Atl Refining deb 65’37 B & O Toledo 4i Bang & Aroos ev 4s 51 Bell Tof Pabs 48 B__ Bell T of Pa BCR& Nclbs'3¢ Bush Term con bs Term Bldg - 60 Can'dian NR 4% s Can’dian N 68’69 July. Can’dian N R 68’69 Vet Can’dian P db 4s perp. Can'dian Pac 438 '46_ Can'dlan Pac %8s ‘60 Can‘dian Pac 68’44 cfs Car & Gen b8 '50 ww__. Cent of Ga con 6s *45.. Cent 11l E & G 6851 Cent N England 4s '61. Centof N J gen 65 '87_ Cent Pac 18t rf 4 Cent Pac 6a '60. Cert'd deb 6%s Il Chesap Ccv bs ¢ Chesap Corp b8 ‘47 Ches & O 3%35 '96 D_. | Ches & 0 3%s '96 IZ_. { C&Ogendlsn 92 C& Ocon 6839 Chi & Alt ref & Chi B & Q gen 48 °5 Chi B & Q 4%s 17 ChiB& Qret 5871 4| Chi B&Q 1 div ll&l’ 9 | Chi B&Q J div 48 ;| Chi & E 1116361 | Chi & E 11 68°51 ctfa. Chi Grt West 45 '69 Chi Ind & L gen 63 '66. CM&SLP 48 °8Y.__ CM&StP gn 4%8'89C CM&SLP bs CM&S‘P&F‘GJ 552000 4| Chi & NW gen 31,8 '87 ‘(.mt NW 4382037 . Chi & NW 4%s zn:1c Chl& NW 4% 9 Chi & NW rt Chi R 1&P rf Chi R 1&P ge! .| Chi R 1&P 4 ChiR I&P ¢ Chi R 1&P 4% Chi T H&S 1st Chi Un Sta 3%8 763 E Cht Un Sta 438 '6: Cbhi Union Sta 6- Chi & W | con Childs & Co 65’43 ¢ | Chile Cop deb bs "¢ Cin Union Term 6s 57 CCC&St L gen CCCaSt L rt4 Clev Cliffs Ir 4 Clev Short L 4 Clev Un Tel 4%38°77. . Clev Un Term 53'73 B Colo Fuel & Ir 58 *70__ Colo& S04%3'80 __. Columbia G & E b3 Colum RyP &Lt 4s'65 Cons Coal Del 58°60 __ Cons Ed NY 3%s°46n Cons Ed NY 3%s°56 n Cons Gas N Y 433’51 Consol Qil 3338’51 .. Consum P un 3%s '65. Cons Pwr 3%s"70_. Crane Co 313 Crown Will P 6s 51 .. Crown Zell 68 "40 ww_ Cuba KR 1st 6362 Cuba RR 68 '36__ Cuba RR ref 73%s"36_. Cuba Northn 5% Cumb T&T 58 '37 Dayton P&L 3%8'60.. Den & R G ref 68 Detroit Edis 4: DulSS & At 6s'37. E Cuba S 7%s 37 ctfs. ET V & Ga cn 53’5/ Erfecv 4s’53 A__ . Erie cons 4896 —_.—-. Erie gen 43 '96. Erie ref 65 "67. Erie ref 56875 cmmcacee Farb’ks Morse 4s t.. Fla ECRy 4% 55 Fla ECRy 68’74 Fia EC Ry 6874 c Galv H& H 5%s '38 Gen StIC6%8 49 ou Ga & Ala 6846 meeeee Goodrich 6 46 caee. Goodrich 63 s *4T. Goodyear T&R Joth Sk H 6846 ww Gould Coup 6s *40 Great N Ry 48’46 G Great N Ry 48°46 H.__ Grt N R gen 4%8°76 D Grt NRgen4% "7 B. 52 Green Bay 6562 B Guif M&NG6s'50_ Gulf Sta St 5%8 42— Hack Wat 1st 45’62 Hud & Man ref 111 Cent 3% *6! 111 Cent col tr 48 ‘53 111 Cent ref 4 111 Cent 4% = 111 Cent Omaha 38 '51. 11l Cent W L 18 ICC&SIL N O 434 5°63_ ICC&StL N O 6863 . 111 Steel deb ¢ %8s Inland St13%8°61 . Int Cement 48 *46 cuue Int Grt Nr 68 '66 Coeee IntGrt Nr 6863 A Int Grt Nr adj 68'63 A int Hydro El .- Int Mer Marine 6341 Int Pap 1st 68 ‘47 A-.. Int Pap ret 6s °65 . IntRyof CA 58”3 Int Ryof CA 6841 Int T&T ov 4348 39 Int T&T ¢%s 'l'...—. lnt T&T 68’66 lowa Cent 1st&rf JamesF&C4s3) . Jones&L Stl 44 s'61A. Kan C F S&M 4836 Kan CFS&M rf ¢s'3bct Kan C 8o 1st 38 ‘50— 118 112% 112% 41 10 10 uu 3 56y 14§14 mx 106% 10635¢ 6% 76 6 104% 10435 10424 9% 89 99k 10644, 10635 10834 | 1103 1105 110} 110 110 110 10934 1093 109% 14 118% 114 11 11 1t 108 106 108 102% 1025 102% 9B) 9bY 9BY 9434 93 9334 10385 108 1085 108 103 103 10834 108 10814 80'4 8% 793 1143 11434 11434 9134 90l 914 9035 89l4 9034 90 893 90 101 100% 101 1081 10514 106% 9735 974 9734 114% 114% 114% 121 121 121 1293 129% 129 105 104% 105 81 81 8614 85% 86 863 86l 28 2% 2744, 27% 101 ‘1008 1084 1023 104 108% 121% 121% 104% 104% 109% 10936 13134 13134 11134 11134 11134 == 101% 10135 101} 914y 91% 1493 162 170 172% 100 1004 9975 1004 12614 12615 10955 109% 5614 5615 1143 11434 11334 11835 116 116% 1083 108% 112 28% 264 4y 2314 64 6535 6 2684 814 4 26 26 16% 918§ 152 173 100% 1005 1264 109% 6734 1144 118% 116% 108% 12% 283 26% prin 213y | 79 19% 174 39% 203 17% 9% 97% . 1043 104%5 10435 10434 107% 10734 107% 50k 50 B0l 10643 10645 106%% 106% 1063 107. 107 9ul4 991 10874 1073 1073% 89k 88Y4 10155 101% 107% 1073 10734 107§ B4l 334 3% 35 19 18% 18 17% 3035 2935 UL 1107 1104 85 8 8 3% 305 314 14 % | Leh & NERR 4 D. C, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1836 °I1‘hl-¢'clm lfllh 10834 10.” 97 104 llu . 10134 10134 10134 Kings County El & Pwbs’sT. ... . ee Kings County El & Pw pur mon Kresge Found Laclede Gas 54 Lautaro Nit 6s ‘54 efs. Leh C&N ¢%s '54 A_. Leh C&N 4%s ‘64 C '65. Leh Val Coal b8 - Leh Val Coal 68 ‘64w Leh Val Coal 5874 ... Leh Val Coal 6s’38__ Leh Valley Har bs 'S4 LV NY 1st 4s ‘45 gtd.. LVNY %o gtd. . Leh V P con ¢s 2003 _ Leh V P con ¢3%s 2003 Leh V RR con 5s 2003. Leh Val Ter 58’41 __. Leh Val Ter 58 "41rg_. Loew’'s 3145 '46 Long I8l ref ¢s 49 Long Island deb 5s'37. Lorillard 68 51 Lorlllard 18 "44 . La & Ark bs 69 _— L & Nash 3382003 __ L&N dhlflllflc ——— L&Nb5s2003B ... L&NStL3s'80 L & N So Mon it 48’53 McKeas&Rob 6%s '50. Mauhat Ry 48’9 Manhat Ry ¢s '90 ctfs. Marion St Shov 6s "4 . Ed 18t cf 4% Met W S EICr 4 MIUER&SLGs’61 _ Mil & Nor con 4 39 M1l Spa & N W 48 '¢7_ MStP&SSM cn ¢s 38 __ MStP&SSM cn bi MStP&SSM b8 MStP&SSM 6 MStP&SSM rf MoK &T1s MoK &T 48 MoK &T4% MOK&TE6S'62A ... Mo K & T ad) 6s 67 __ Mo Pae 3d ext 4838 Mo Pac 48'i5_ Mo Pac 68 °65 A Mo Pac 68 "17 F_ Mo Pac 6877 F ctfs... Mo Pac 68’718 G Mob & Ohfo 4%s 77 __. Mob & O M div 63 '47... Mohawk & M 48°91___ Monong Ry 1st ¢s ‘60 Monong Pub S 435’60 Monong Pub Sve 63'65. Mont Cent bs '37 Mont Cent 6s '37 Mont Pwr ref 68 *43 biont Power 63 62 A. Mont Tram bs "41_ Morris & Co 418 39 Mor &Essex 3348 2000 Morris & Essex ¢%4°66 Mor & Essex b Namm & Son: Nassau Eiec N Nat Dairy 3% NatDis PC 4 NatR M 4% | Nat Steel 48 | New E T&T 4 New E T&T New Jer P&L 8 *5; hew Or T&M w.- 56 New Orl T&M inc5s'35 New Orl T&M 6%s 54 N Y Cent3%3°97 N ¥ Central 3%s ¢ N Y Cent con 4s ‘93 N Y Centrf 42482013 NYCrf4yez012n__ N Y Cent rf 53 2013 ___ NYC&St L 6% 874 A NYChi&StL6s"3s_ N Y Conn 1st 4348 '53. Y Dock 1st 43 "51_. Edison 3%#'65 D G bl HE&P 63 ‘48 N N N N N N NY NHQH:'II‘“ NYN H& H Cons Rys 93 NY Queens con 3% 5°65 NY Rys inc 6s ‘65 NY Stem st 6351 NY Tel gen 4348 '3 North Am Ed 5s North Am Ed 68 69 C Nor'n Pac gen 3s 2047 Nor'n Pac gn3s2047 rg Nor'n Pac 48°97 _ _ Nor'n Pac 4348 2047__. Nor'n Pac 68 2047 C..... Nor'n Pac 582047 D__. 2047 North Sts Pw ¢ North S P 1st 6 North Sts Pwr 1{ | Ogden L. C 4348 8% 8645 87 104% 104 104 103% 103% 103% 75 7™ 7% 16% 16% 16 1635 15% 184 oy 97 97 91k 90% 90% 2884 27 28% 106 106} 106}% 108% 108} 108 104 103% 1083 102 102 102 163 163 163 120% 119% 120%% 108 10734 108 10634 106 10635 105 10435 105 116 116 116 10134 101 102% 102% 103% 109 109 109 T 19234 122% 1224 83 82 83 55% Onto Edison 48 Oreg RR& N ¢ Oreg W RR & N 48 '61 Otis Steel 6s°41______ Pac Coast bs '46 . PacG & E 3% PacG & K 4s Penn RR con 48 "48___ renn RR 48’63 _ . 994 b " 1083 10475 108} A2 . 1063 106 1087 108§ 108%4 10734 10734 1 11034 110§ 11034 10134 101} 10134 “ 4T 78% 184 18% 73 1 13 3084 293§ 30% 2934 2934 2934 1056 104% 104% 103%% 10374 20874 108} 108!4 108} 9124 W14 9% 102% 10234 102% n% 04 K4 765 76)4 1635 861 86 86} 108% 108% 108% 104 104 104 99 1013 101% 101% 123 123 13214 13234 132) 34 9634 107% 107% 107% 110% 110% 110% Ve 9% 9% 9944 9935 99% 1043 10435 1043 1023 102 102 6134 613§ 61k 6135 6035 6134 4 108%; 1083 108% 4 1 1 wm 10414 104 1% | a2ty | 1013 9 931 997§ 17 9635 9584 10235 %l 938 1035 10045 108 103 uv, nm, 535 10675 109%; 901§ 34 9 4l 14 14l 10736 10734 10735 103} 103 103 121 12074 120% 10514 1051 10814 10535 105 105 104 104 104 10135 10135 10134 109 109 109 . 108 108 108 1124 11234 1123 1063 105 106 108 108 108 34 34 B4 10614 106 106% 1128 1123 1125 12034 12034 12034 1073 107% 107% 10235 10214 10235 104 704 704 106} 106 106 109% 10935 109% 100% 100% 10035 102 102 102 10055 100% 100%§ "h l‘% llh 'un 14)1 -u)q 98 98 9% 106% 106 106 1013 101 101% 116 114% 114% 10424 1043 10¢%5 105 Penn RR 4% 81 D___ 108 People G l.abC e 54T People G L&C 65" Peoria & E 1st Peoria & E ino Pere Marg 1st Phila B&W ¢%s 81 Phila Co 68 '67 .. Phila Elee Co 43 71__. Phila & R C&l 3. Phila & RC&1 Philippine Ry Pillsbury F1 M % | PCC&St L 4%8 924 904 9% 1073 10734 10734 108 % 983§ PCCLS!L‘%I’“ J i PCC&St L6876 B___. Pitts&W Va 4158 '58 A Pitts&W Va 4%8°'69 B Pitts&W Va 4%43°'60C Port AC&D 6363 A. Port Gen El ¢%s "60__ Porto Rico A T 6843 Postal Tel & C §s '53 Potomac El Pw 31,s'66 Pressed Stl Car s’ Pure Ofl 438 50 ww.. Purity Bak 6s 48 ___. 78 728 T2% I'l!( 10034 101% . 4% 94 4% | Reading Jor C 4551 96 ‘llli 1013 10134 i 8T 88k 8! n T 184 81 805 80% ] 993 93¢ 104 99, 104 104 MMR‘K-'!’IA_ 10734 10736 1073% | West’n Un 63 80 . _. Reading R 4%3'97 B. Rem-Rand 438%6 ww 108}¢ 1073 1083 | Wheel Steel ¢34a '53... 1.. 99% White 314 33| Revublie tl 4 109 Ill lfl% 119% 119% 11434 114% 1144 12184 12184 1218 9% 97 " 16 16 9915 993 99)% mu 11434 1143 063§ 10615 1063 um( 10834 108% % 6T a4 28 274 27y 26 243 24% 10734 10734 10734 Ao 1124 1113% 111% 128 128 128 120 120 120 9 98 96 ” 2% 98 94 9815 9 10055 mm 104% B 18K bl 82 8 82 38 37 88 luu 10434 1043 9854 108 10234 108 1073107 107 9% 345 T ntatas, Yarge | UL’ WHOLESALE INDEX DOWN SLIGHTLY Average at 79.9, Against 80.1 Week Ago. A small decline was registered by the weekly wholesale commodity price index compiled by the National Fer- tilizer Association in the week ended October 24. Based on the 1926-1928 average as 100, this index last week was 79.9, compared with 80.1 in the preceding week, 80 a month ago and 78 a year 8go. The highest point reached by the index this year was 80.5, in the week of September 9, and the lowest was 75.1, in the week of May 16. The two most heavily weighted group indexes, foods and farm prod- ucts, declined durin gthe week to the lowest porits reached in the past two months. Farm product prices were generally lower with the cotton, grain and live stock indexes, all declining, and with 11 items in the entire group moving lower, against 3 advances. Declines and advances ip the food group were balanced, but lower quota~ tions for several heavily weighted items resulted in the drop in the food index. Declining prices for Southern pine and linseed ofl were responsible for the recession of the building material in- dex. The only other group index to % | move lower during the week was that of fertilizer materials, reflecting the decline in the price of cottonseed meal. Higher quotations for cotton goods | and raw silk more than offset the de- | cline in cotton, with the result that a small rise was recorded by the textile index. hington Produce BUTTER—Range of prices to stores gathered {rom wholesale dealers (prices to nNearby shippers based on Philadeloh w York prices): One-pound print ore). 1-pound prini (90 score 54 {2bound prints, cAFton (83 pound prints, carton (90 ore). 34; tubs (90 s of weakness ap- 1%a [of capital stock, against $480.692 in LXVI "STOLK —Pigs. & : mediums, 9l roughs, 6as: ci Prices paid shippers, net fob. Wash- ington_ (by the United States Bureau of Agricultural Economics) BGGS- Marker . fully steady changed prices. C‘II"enl receipts. hennery whites. 35 Government and dated white gs (net prices paid shippers, lh. Wlflhn[mnl U. 8. !X‘rll large 43. U’ 8. s, mediums, 31; U. 8 TRY—Market quiet and un- owl colored. neavy, 1oniR No. 78, ®: chickens. vmuu- rs and fryers. 16al8: Dela- 16a1%; mixed colors. ng. 2 pounds and pounds. 25 to 30 each: old | Sorine turkevs hens. 10 toms, 14 pounds and Sales in la e Iou by original receivers up_to R am._to POTATOES Two Maine. 1 New York arrived: 3 broken and 5 on track. Supplies modenle moderate” market “steady. Maine, pound suks Green Mouniain 1. 2.15; fair condition. sa No Coonters U8, No 100-pound_ sacks Russet Burba BAGE—No _carlot _arrivals: _one broken car on track. Supplies moderate; demand light: market steady. New and Pennsylvania. 50-pound sacks Domes- ;1 broken : demand Western | 3.008; WER- Cl\"orn(l ar- 1 unbroken car on track. Supplies g flenuna lignt: market steady. — e othe: High. Low. Close. 103% 104 855 6% o 40 2814 29 2635 26% Saguenay Pw 4148’66 104 St L IM&S R&G 4833 85% St L-S Fran ¢%s'78 8t L- !l‘l%.’llet st San A & A Pass is Sap An PSvc6s'52 A. 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By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, October 27.—The Atchi- son, Topeka & Santa Fe Rallway System reported a net operating in- come for September of $1,403,216, an increase of 10.1 per cent over the cor- responding period of last year. The road's gross income for the same period was $13,247,908, a 16 per cent increase over September of 1935. Oper- ating expenses were $10,674,028, or 14.5 per cent higher than in 1935. For the first nine months of the fiscal year ending September 30 the carrier reported & net railway oper- ating income of $10,889,658, compared with $10,052,452 for the corresponding period of 1935. Gross income for the nine-month period was $112,242,012, an increase of $14,884,542 over the 1935 gross of $97,357,470. Operating expenses for the first nine months of 1936 were $91,580,444, com- pared with $79,439,124 in 1935, Niagara Hudson Power. Niagara Hudson Power Corp. and subsidiaries reported het income of $5,095,574 for the 12 months ended September 30, equal to 58 cents a share an the common stock, without provision for undistributed profits sur- tax. This compared with revised net income of $3,852,536, or 44 cents & share, in the preceding 12 months. Savage Arms Corp. Profits of Savage Arms Corp. for the quarter ended September 30 were $129,056, equal after preferred stock dividend requirements to 76 cents a common share, against $55,016, or 32 cents a common share, in preceding quarter and $76,674, or 44 cents a common share, in the September | quarter last year. Bridgeport Brass. Bridgeport Brass Co. Bridgeport, Conn., reported for the nine months| ‘ended September 30, excluding un- consolidated subsidiaries, net earnings of $658,806, equal to 89 cents a share the 1935 period. Household Finance. Household PFinance Corp. .reported for nine months ended September 30 net profit of $3,815,180, equal after dividends on participation preference stock to $5.41 a share on the combined | class “A” and class “B” common. This share in the 1935 period. Reliance Manufacturing. Reliance Manufacturing Co. of Illi- nois, cotton products, reported for the | o | September 30 quarter net income of $383.912, equal after preferred divi- dends to $1.67 a share of common stock, against $291,686. or $1.24 a| share in preceding quarter and $180.- | Chicago & Northwestern. CHICAGO, October 27 (#).—The ported September net railway operat- |ing income of $1,246,506 against $859,941 the corresponding month. last year. For the nine months net rail- way operating income was $1,408,150 against $1.132,321 the corresponding 1935 period. FOREIGN EXCHANGES. NEW YORK. October 27 (#).—Foreign exchange mixed; Great Britain in_doll Great Hritain. dem: les. 4.857¢; 60-day biils, 4.8 Gemand, 4.85: cables 4.6 cables, 5 .fl Betgium." 14 registered, 54.01; o Hongkong, 7.88; Montreal in . 10001, Ner York in Mon- treal. 90.98.0. "o NEW YOBK PBODUCE. le vomt. oclober 27 (P .—Eggs. 15, olors: Refrigera- g%, econds. 3 ‘mix Creamery: e xira (o score). 3ilaads res). 31a 537y seconds (84-57 scores). a5 cen iralized (90 score). 32 chuue 366.969: adier and un- x&ve Doul'n Steady to easy. By freight: other freight nrices un- MONEY MARKET. YORK, October 27 (#).—Call money, steady: 1 per cent ail day.” Prime commercial paper, er cent. Toam, sready: 60 days-six months; 1% per cent 'offered. Bankers' acceptances un- New York Re- serve Bank Imm:mentt o, irst M 5'/2/0 Real Enm otes ecured by new dwellings in N W. section of Washin, ] & H Ine. Estad] ! ‘.1 lished Nearly €0 Years OFFICE CHAIRS alcofiTavlor(o. MILL$ II.DG. Ef 84 B.F.SAUL CO. 925 15th St. Nat’l 2100 * Mortgage Loans | to 233,625 barrels, California decreased | | increased 1,293 barrels daily to 144.648, 387, or 72 cents a share in the 1935 | i d | period. FINANCIAL Shenandoah Corp. Holders Approve Merger Proposal By the Associated Presa. NEW YORK, October 27.—8tock- ‘holders of Shenandosh -Corp. at l meetiag yesterday at Wilmington. De! approved a proposal to consolidate Ll'e company with Atlés Corp., Pacific Eastern Corp. and Sterlirg Securities Atlas, $110,000,000 investment com- pany, is merging with the three con- trolled investment units pursuant to plans for simplifying its corporate structure. Sterling Securities Corp. stockhold- ers will vote on the proposal at a special meeting tomorrow. Similar action will be taken by Pacific East- ern stockholders on Wednesday and by stockholders of Atlas Corp. on Thursday. Plans for the merger, announced a month ago, included terms for ex- change of securities of the three sub- sidiary companies for securities of a newly organized Atlas Corp. DALY OIL OUTPUT HITS NEW PEAK Climbs 8,011 Barrels Over Record Level Set in Previous Week. By the Associated Press. ‘TULSA, Okla., October 27.—Another new high in the Nation's production of crude oil, the second week’s record | in succession, was reported today by | the Oil and Gas Journal. | For the week ending October 24 a total of 3,087,885 barrels of crude daily | flowed out of the wells, an increase of 8,011 barrels over the week before. Although still nearly 3,000 barrels over the market demand estimated by | the Bureau of Mines, Oklahoma pro- duced 300 less barrels daily than the | week before, a total of 586,425. East Texas showed a drop of 3,273 | barrels daily to a total of 446,587. All Texas increased its production 2416 barrels daily to 1,199,822. Louisiana increased 727 barrels daily 1,100 barrels daily to 584,500 and Kan- | sas production was up 3,175 barrels daily to 168.585. | Eastern fields, including Michigln.} while the Rocky Mountain uctmn; increased 800 barrels daily to MHO barrels. e U. S. TREASURY NOTES. lPrporled by Chas. D Bunu &OCn) e pe. 2 June 15, FOREIGN MARKETS. LONDON. October 26 (#.—Supporting orders in today's stock market were Jack- rices eased somewhat. although securities rallied and closed slightly higher ~The mining group con- tinued active and strong. ile steel shares. silks, oils and the trans ntic_sections Poreign bonds also were un- PAR1S —Railroad shares and intern tional issues suffered setbacks in the Bour: while he remainder of the lisi closed ge: Jank of France shares f) 8.490 francs. compared with Rentes closed 5 centimes mtimes higher. st lower o 40 OFFICE EQUIPMENT WE SELL, BUY OR EXCHANGE Desks Adding Machines Tables Check_Protectors Chairs Steel Files Typewriters Steel Cabinets BAUM’S FURNITURE HOUSE 1416 Eve St. NW. Phene NA. 2184 U.S. STEEL BOARD SESSION WATCHED Wall Street Is Expecting More Than Routine Dividend Action. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, Octobsr 27.—Wall Street turned an attentive ear toward the quarterly directors’ meeting of the United States Steel Corp., sched- uled late today, in expectation of ime portant news. The steel industry’s busy Summer led many to look for more than the usual announcement of quarterly earnings and routine dividend action. Statisticians have figured recent operations of the industry should have enabled the industry’s leading unit to make & neat profit in the three months ended with September. Discussion focused, however, on prospects for preferred shareholders, There is an accumulation of $65,000,- 000 in unpaid dividends on the senior stock, equal to $18.25 a share. Last July the board boosted the quarterly payment on the stock to $1 from 50 cents, but failed to restore the regular $1.75 rate abandoned dur- ing the depression. There have been suggestions in financial circles the corporation might follow recent action by a member of other companies in capitalizing divi- dend arrears through a new security issue. Attempts to dope out dividend prospects were complicated by the knowledge that the Federal surtax upon undivided profits may influence action. Recent demand of steel workers for a wage increase heightened interest in the outcome of the meeting. MONTREAL SILVER. MONTREAL. October 27 (. —Bilver futures opened sieads. unchanged. De- cember, 44.35b; March, 44.35b; Mav, 44.45b] b—Bid. e RUBBER FUTURES. NEW YORK. October 27 (.—Crude rubber futures opened firm_ 16217 higher December. 16.67a16.68; March, 16.72a 16.73; May, 186. Bright young man would like to borrow $20.000.00 for five vears Return of interes »: fuaranteed. | Investigate—it cos nothing. 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