Evening Star Newspaper, October 29, 1936, Page 19

FINANCIAL. CURB LIST GOES TOHIGHER LEVELS Gains of Fractions o 3% Points Blanket Market in Late Trading. B3 the Associated Press. NEW YORK, October 29.—Gains of fractions to 3!: points blanketed the curb market today. A few scattered setbacks were seen late in the session, but the main body of shares were pushed higher on fairly active trading. Atlantic & Pacific pushed forward more than 3 points and Pennsylvania Salt Mfg. added about 3. Consolidated Mining & Smelting moved up roughly 2, and gains of a point or so were recorded by Consolidated Gas of Balti- more, Electric Bond & Share and Bunker Hill & Sullivan. Small reverses fell to Pittsburgh Plate Glass, Pantepec Oil and Stand- ard Oil of Ohio. CURB BONDS ! DOMESTIC BONDS. High. Low. Noon. Alabam Pw v2¥e ¢ y2be Alabama Pow Alabama Po Alummum_ C Amer G&E Am Roll Mi Appalch_Pow Asso Asso £ss0 Asso Cit Srv PL Com Edison_ 55 Gatineati PW 58 Gen Pb UL 118 | Al ardn 1 5s '4 Hall (WF) 5l4s Hox»! Waldorf 7 wers Cn P&L 5 Kaus Pow 55 A’ *35 10615 1n.‘v, d 11 2101351043 100 53 LIS 3 © KO3, 21040, um.lnl'. 105 10414 R0l 80iz “ | Baldw L bd rts(d) ? | Brown Forman NEW By private wire direct to The Star. Sates— Dividend Rate Add 00, Aero Supply (B) 5 Alr Investors [ne. 1 Afr [nv Inc 2v pf 1 Ala Pwr pt (6) 808 Alabam Pw of (1) 40s Alliance Invost .. 1 Alum'n Coof Am 150 Aluminum Co of Am pf (34%) 1008 Alum’'n Ltd Am Beverage. AmCP&L B (a20c) 12 Am Cynam B 60c 14 Am Fork & H (1) 300s Am G&E (1.40) 0 Am G&E pf (6) ZM‘I Am Gen Corp Am Gen C'p nf(2) zou. Am Inv Co Ill (1.60) 1 Am Laun Mch 60c 1 Am Lt&Tr (120) 11 Am Maraeaiho 14 Am Meter (a76c). 2 Am Potash & Cal 100s Am Suvervower 165 Am Superpwrpf.. 7 Angostura (20e).. 3 Apex Elec Mfg 8 Arcturus RadioT. 1 Ark NatGas ... 1 Ark Gas (A} 10 Ark P& L pf (7). 70s Art Met Wks 60c_ Ass0 G & Elec AsSOG& E (A) _ Asso G & F 85 of . Asso Rayon -- Al Coast Fisher Atlas Corp 1a80c) €0 15k Atias Corp war 24 3 AtlasCof A (3) _ 5 bl Atlas Plvwd ab0c. 1 1983, | AustinStiver .. 1 133 Auto Froducts 2 9 Auto Vot M(t50c) 3 T3 Babcock& W1l (1) 150+ 112 180 13 1 m-n Low Close 8% 3% 2% 2% 28 28 8 814 8% 1273 123 10015 14 Barium Stain Stl_ Berkey & Gay Furniture Co Berkev & Gay Furn pur war 2 Bickfords pf (213} 25s Black & Decker 3 Bliss Co (E W) 10 Blue Ridge Callc 9 Blue Ridgecvpf3 2 Blumenthal § 8 Bohack HC 1st pt 10s Bower Roller Bearing (all%) & Bowman-Bilt Hot. 19 Bowm'n-Biltmore Hotels 1st pf 480s Bowman-Biltmore Hotels 2d pf _ (0 Braz T L&P a3le. 4 | Bridgep't Mach__. 14 Brill Corp (A) ... 2 BrillCorp (B) .. 1 Brit-Am Tobacco Ltd reg a9%5 1-ic 1 Brown Co of 1008 6 508 Buckeye P L (3) Buffalo Niagara & Estpt 1st pf(5 50s 107 Bunker H&S 12 1ibs ¥llg Burma Ltd (al29-10¢) . Butler Bros Cable El Prod vte Cables& Wire(B) . Can Hydro Elec Ltd 1st pf (6) - 308 Can Indus AlcoA. . | Can Ind Alco (B). 1 Can Marconi Capital City P 60c Carib Syndicate . Carnation Co (1) Carrier Corp | Casco Product: Catalin Corp €9 Cent &S W Util_. 9 ‘ont Ntates lee 50 Cent States Elec conv pf (new) Cent States Eiec 6% ot - Central States Electric 7% Centrifugal P 4Uc 108 Cherry-Burr'l 233 768 Chi Flex Shaft +2 260s | Chicago Rivet & M (t1%) 1 Childs Co pf 1258 Citles Servi 124 Citles Servicepf_. 3 City Aut Stpe 60e. 4 | City & Suburban Homes (30c) . | Claude Neon Lts Clev Tractor .. 12 Club Aluminum _ 2 Cohn & Rosenbgr. 1 | Colon Develop Co | Ltd (The) | Colon Develop Co Ltd A (The)___ 1 | Colo Fuel&lr war. 6 | Cott s Pka (1%) 4 268 1808 23 pf 200s 50 2 14 , | Columbia Gas & Sou Ind Ry ‘is 6s WU GE 1 Wisc P & L_‘-k i 10015 York Rwy 5s ' Z103Y F'OREI(‘N 'BONDS. Cen B Ger 6 Danish Cons Rio de Jan w—With warrants xw—Without -warrants. _ n— wi—When issued. B (5i)—Etamped - tCompanies reported in receivership. SHORT-TERM SECURITIES. (Reported by Chas. D. Bangy & Cg.) fler. 2" 1123 10415 10615 110 1007 SPr\ . Blas < Ind, 4155 1041 45 1940, 568 a7 Elev cv pf (5) Columb O11 & Gas Compo Shoe Mach stc(b0c). Consol Alrcraft.. Consol Copper..... Consol Gas of \ Balto (360) _. 3 #9% Consol M & S (2). 1tus S'I Cons Retatl St 2 Cons Royal (20c)- 1 Contl Gas & Elec prior pt (7) Cont Roll & Steel Foundry Cook Pain & V 60c Cooper Bessemer . Cooper Bess nf A Conper Rang Cord Corp Corroon & Reyn _ Corroon & R pf A Cosden 01l Me (d) Cosden&Me of (d) | Courtaulds Ltd (a35 2-5¢) Creole Pet (a25 Croft Brewing .. Crown Cent Pet .. Crown Cork Intl (A) (31) Crown Drug a20¢ Crown Drug of 1% &0s Cusi Mex Mining . 10 Darby Petr (50c). 2 Derby Ol & R ... Derroft Gasket(1) | Detroit Gasket pf ww (1.29) . Det Pap Prod 1256 Det Stl Prod a0c_ Dictograph(albe) 2214 16 4% 608 12 10 10 6 4 5 4 3 6 % | Doehler Die- Ek Erie & high Vllley co-l us bt m !.on.. Isiand Gen. 4s 1938 ouls. & Nash 5: } hrh Cent, 4s nmn I1Co 4',« mm 8t L 45 1037 New ork Dock ¥ Y, Sus. & West. i ”I'\ acific R Ry of Mo. 43 1648 'ac. Tel. & Tel. 55 1937 Penn-Dixie Cement s Penna. s 19 Rio Grande West As 1939 1 19041 West. N. Y. & Pa. Weat: Datonrer 53 1038. CKICAGO I.IVE STOCK. 20 B (Upited Te iy CRigher. "‘:muly'flhx‘t!.nmpg e uneven! er; 'most unds, 7.50a8.5 y :gn steady; better kinds 8.75a ;mlxer bidding 10818 lower. Cattle, 5 ality phln le' chol t n.een and ?1‘-'-.- Yeady: 11:00 paid. some heid im— irs oW, " weak, with decline l40 from best time early in medium d avies and stock cutters and- low hes an es_of light steers: she we ly ealers about mmy, early: top, 10.00; ¢l , Bt 100 CSnling fat lambs uneven around steady lower: _sheep feeding lambs e tep native Tambs, 9.3 to locai packers; builk around 8.7589.00; most Western: top Western ewes, 4.10; 2.5083.75; feeding lambs, 6.5088.00. y MONEY MARKET. NEW YORK. October 1. —Call oney steady: i per cent i dax: "orime Commercial . paper 3 time loans steady: 60-day: cent offered: bankers' ac changed; rediscount rate, New Bank. 1% per cent. Htile A cwunclel i York Re- Casting (ab0c). 26 Douglas (WL) pf. 26s Dubelter Condens 5§ Duke Power (3) 1508 Duval Tex Sable. 4 wagle Pitch L 406 18 East'n G&F Asso | & Bast'n Gas & Fuel Assoc pf 2508 East'n Gas & Fuel orior pf (4% ) Eastn States Pwr wastn Sta Pw (A) 1 5% Kastn Sta Pw (B) 1 52K Gasy Washing Mach (B) Yo00 8 13% Eisler Elec Corp 32 3y Klec Bond&Share 512 24l§ ElecB&Sof(5). 6 73 iSlec BAdaSh of(6) 8 83 Elec Power Asso Inc (allc) .. Elec Power Asso _ Inc A (al0c)..~ 1 9% Elec Pwr & Lt optional war t [3 Elec Sharehold 635 Emp G&F 6% pf. . Zb. 57 msco Derricktl) 3 19} Equity Corp s 2% European Electrie Litd bd rts 1 % Evans Wall Lead 5 kd Evans Wall L pf. 250 16§ Ex-Cell-O Air- craft & T t60c. 12 2% 1 64 Fairchild Av oy z2 9 3 88y 1. % 1008 67 3 2% 2 My KFalistaft Brewery. Ferro Enam (al). Fidello Brewery Fire As (Phila, (r2) Kisk Rubber 2z ¥ Fisk Rubber pf ..wn- 763§ ¥ord Motor Ltd (@181-100.cee. T 84 9 M 08 81 Ford Motor (Can) A (a78¢). | Loue Star Gas 40 | Lun Istand Lixht | Nlag Hud Pwr __ THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., YORK CURB MARKET Stocks and Sales— Dividend Rate Add 00. High. Ford Motor (Can) B a75c)_ 60s Froedtert Gr & M conv pf (1.20) .. 1608 Gen Alloys . | Gen Firepr'f t40c. 2 Gen Invest Corp 11 Gen Outdoor pf 16 26s Gen Pub Sve pf 16 40s Gen Rayon LtdA. 8 Gen Tele as0c 8 Gen Tire & Rub 1 Georgla Pw pf (6) 60s Gilbert(AC)pf 3% 10s ‘3len AldenC (1) 8 Godchaux Sugar (A) (a1) . _.100s Godchaux Sug(B) b Gorham vte ex(1) 1 (*-and Nat Films i3 Gray TelPS(1).. & Great Atl & Pao Tea n-v (16) Great Atl & Pac Tea 1st pf (7). Great Northern Paper (1) Groc Store Prod . Guardian Invest. Guifotl (1) - Hall Lamp (a20¢) Haloid Co (t1) .- Harvard Brewery Hecla Min (60c) Helena Rubenst'n Hollinger Consol Gold M Ltd 165¢ Horn&Hard t1.60 50+ Hudson BM&S (1) 30 Humble O11 (*1) 8 Huyler's(Del)(d) 6 Hverade Food . Hygrade Syl (2) " 608 1) Pw&1.t 86 ot €00¢ tmp O Ltd eoupon (150¢) 1 Ind Service 7% pt 10s tus Coof N Am(2,4t0s 2808 508 - 1008 3 2 2 4 8 8 2 | inti Hvdro Elec System cv pf 13 intl Metals Inc A_ 1008 Intl Petro (t1%). 13 intl Products Intl Util (A) inti Uthl (B) _ Intl Vitamin ¢ Interstate Power (Del) pf 408 Irving AirCh (1). 1 Jersey Cent P& L % % ot Jersev Cent P& L. of (6) 100 Jonas & Naum .. 6 Jones &Laugh Stl. 4 Kansas Ciry Pub Sve viepf A _. Kingst'n Pralte.. Kirby Pet «20e) _ Klein (DE) (t1) . Knott Corp (20c). Lake Shore M (4) Lakey Ky & Mach Lehlzgh C&N(30e) Leonard Oil - Lion Oil R (as0e) Lit Brothers Lockheed Afreraf1 10 9 26+ B XSO 0o 0 O 15 Long Is Lt pf A 7. 1us la Land (40e) .. 18 McCord Rad (B). 1 McWillms D (i2). 6 Mangel Stores pr. 20s Marion Steam Sh. 1 Massey Harris 2 May Hos pf ww 4_100s Mead Jonn (13) .. 1 | MerrittChap&s. 3 Mesabi iron — Mich Bumper C'p. 25 100 | Micn Stee1 P 41).. 2 Middie States Petrol vte (A)_. Middle States Petroi vtc (B) 9 Minn Min&Mf(11) 258 Mock Judson V 2 Mohawgk Huds Power 1st pf(7)..2008 Mohawk H 2d pf L00s Melybdenum Corp 10 Mont Ward A (7). 1us Montreal H Lt & Pwr (1%) - Moore Distill (1)~ Mount Prod (60c) Mueller Brass 80c Naechman Spring- field (a7ée) .. Nat Bella Hess _ Nat Bd & Sh (11). Nat Frel Gas (1) Nat Gypsum (A) Nat Investors Nat Invest war 19 | Nat Oul Prod 160 Nat P & Lt pf (6) 200 Nat Rubber Mach Nat Servicepf___. NatSugar NJ (2) Nat Transit (75c) Nehi Corp & Nelson(H) (a25 Nestle-Le Mur __. New Brad O al0e_ New Haven Clock NJ Zine (12) New Mex&Ariz Ld Newm't Min t1% _ NY Auction aélec. N Y & Hond «71) 508 N Y Pw&Lt pf (7) 10s N Y Telpf (6%) 1268 N Y Water Sve pf 208 8 25 Niaxara Hudson Pwr (A) war .. 25 Niagara Shares (Md) B (a10¢c) 65 Niles-Bem-P (a1). 3 NorthAm L &P . 28 North AmL&P pt 75us North'n Ind Pub Sve 6% of (3) Nor NY Ut pf (7)- North Pipe L(30¢c) Nor States Pwr A N W Eng (a2be) . Ohio Brass(B)«1) Okia Nat Gas Co Oldetyme Distil__. Pacific Eastern Pacific Ltg pf (6). Pac Public Sve Pacific Public Sve 1St pt ($1.17%) - Pac Tin spec (12) 2508 Pan-Am Afr (1).. 4 Pantepec Ofl . 24 Pender Groc (B).. 1 Peninsular Tel 1_3008 Pennroad (azbe) . 21 Penn G&E (A) 1% 1 Penn P& L (7)___ 708 Penna Salt (4) 508 Penn Wat & P (4) 1 Pepperell Mfg (6) 508 Phila Co (60¢) Phillips Pkg a25c. Phoenix Secur Phoenix Sec pf A 3 Pie Bakeries t60c. Pierce Gov (al6e) Ploneer Gold Mine Ltd (80c) Pnney Bowes 40c 'zh Forging Pnu &L Et2y% Pittsb’gh P G(+2) Plough Lnc (1.20). Potrero Sugar 4 Power C'p (Can) .. 50s Powdrl & Alx 60c. 2 Premter Gold t12¢ 70 Producers Royal. 120 Prosperity Co (B) 2 Prov Gas (80c) .. 100s Prudential Inv 6 PubSvs Indpt . Pub Svs ind pr of Public Sve Okis prior lien (6)_. Puget Sound P&Lof(5) .. Puget Sound Pwr &Ltséot - 1025 46 Quaker Oats (14) Quebec Power (1) §0s Ry&Lt Sec(azse) 1008 Rainbow Lum (B) 6 Raymin d Con a25c 100s Raytheon Mfg vte Reed R B new t80e Reeves (Dan) iou Reiter-Foste! Reynolds Invest Rice Stix DG b50e. Roosevelt Field Root Pet'm(a26¢) Rossia Inu Corp Rustiess Ir & Stl Ryan Consolid'd St Regis Paper 91 St Regis Paper pf 2008 Schulte Rea) E(d) 8 Scoville Mfz a1.560 508 Secur Corp Ges.. 1 208 268 23 208 508 261§ 18% 2% 1944 1% 108 124 20% Low. Close. 26 26} 8% 2% 1 1% 9634 90 1% 14% 88 46 185 40} 28 283 3 20 121 12844 253 1v% 8914 9414 5% | 9% o 44 21 MOVIE EARNINGS MOUNT SHARPLY Gain in Theater Attendance Is Chief Factor in Big Profits Increase. bpecial Dispatch to The Star. NEW YORK, October 29.—A sub- stantial increase in theater attend- ance is producing profits for motion picture companies well level of the corresponding period of | last year. Poor’s Industry and In- vestment Survey points out that busi- | ness at theaters is running 10 per | cent to 20 per cent above this time | in 1935 and that the large produc- ing organizations with theater chains office returns. Furthermore, income rentals, which is based on a per- centage of gross receipts, is climbing steadily. come of large chains is up at least 10 per cent,” continues the report. “And since expenses do not rise in direct proportion to increases in volume, | approximately 70 per cent of gross gains is being converted into net in- come. eritertainment ex- | motion picture "plain.s in a measure the better re- |sults. But in the final analysis the | higher theater attendance and motion picture earning power traces to the increases in consumer incomes caused by steady progress toward national prosperity. “The threat of foreign competition, tion picture companies in this mar- | ket, our exports may suffer some over | the long term. “More important are the indica- tions of further business recovery at home, with corollary increases in in- dividual incomes. suggest larger attendance at theaters but it implies that admittance *| charges soon may be raised. Under the circumstances, earnings pros- pects for motion picture organiza- ;| tions over the next year are bright.” % 13k ol 53 1063 5 % 15% g 34 1334 9% 3 9 7 29 1z 117% 6514 153 % 134 “ 4% 581 83 5 10814 8¢ 4834 28% 4934 105 6 574 1063 1 24 . LONDON BANK REPORT. £oLONDON. Octaber 20 (. —The Bank of ement for the week ended thousands of pounds): Cir- - increase. 2.641. Bullion. | B 66914 above the | “Improvement in the quality of particularly British, remains on the | horizon. While this is not likely to eat materially into the profits of mo- | Not only does this | GENERAL MOTORS | AMERICAN CAN | ~ are receiving substantially larger box- from film | || NATIONAL BISCUIT “It is estimated that the gross in- | STANDARD OIL CFN. J. ALLIED CHEMICAL THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1936. J.1.CASE Prices Are ;s of the Close of Oct. 19, 1936 GENERAL ELECTRIC AMERICAN TEL. & TEL FINANCIAL. How Present Stock Prices Compare with the Peak of 1929 E.1.DU PONT de NEM. SEARS ROEBUCK United Air Lines Reports Jump In By the Assoctated Press. CHICAGO, October 29.—The United Air Lines, President W. A. Patterson | reported, transported citic Coast eirways for the first nine months of the year, a 16 per cent in- crease over the same period in 1935. | From January 1 to October 1 the lines carried 1,620,410 pounds of ex- press, a 37 per cent increase, and 4.- 334,771 pounds of mail, a boost of 17 per cent. Passenger Total 162,900 pas- | sengers on its coast-to-coast and Pa- | | | The lines’ 50 twin-motored trans- | ports were flown 12,040,081 miles, an increase of 10 per cent. Transcontinental & Western Air, Inc., reported passengers carried in the first | nine months of 1936 totaled 64.875; express, 277,943 pounds, and mail, 1,568,260 pounds, which were increases of 25 per cent, 56 per cent and 39 per cent, respectively, over the 1935 period. Government i increase, 240. Other securities 26.107° decrease 9.143. ~The proportion of the bank’s reserve to lability is 4 per cent. comoared with 4:140 last week. Rate of discount. 2 per cent. | U.Ss. TBEASUBY POSITION. By the Associated Press. The position of the Treasury on October a7 Receipts, $5.408 330, (8: expenditures. balance. S1.807.4:38 ml receipts for the month. 11876 B8 58T.0K: cus <534.084.318 Receipts rm- mr fiscal year (since Julv n 8 nditures. S2.- J 881006 K1 excess ‘of ex- eross debt a decrease of S817. | 94Dre\lous day; gold assets. 4. Stocks anc Sales— Dividend Rate. Add 00. Seeal l.ock & H Seiberling Rubber 1 Selected Indus —_. 4 ; | Selected Indus allott ctfs(5%) 150s Sent Saf Control Seversky Alreraft & Shattuck Den Min 10 Shawinigzan Wat & Power (6Uc) .. 2 Shenandoah Corp. 9 Shenandoah pf 33 1 | Sherwin- Will (4) 200s | Sher-Will pf (5) n 20s o | % 81 [ 8% 8% 26§ 24 553 134 11 29% 1% 251 24 553 134 m 25§ 2% 8514 13.35 111 i | Smith-Corona Type 39 10 | v.te ext (aZse) | Sonotone Ctalfe). Southn Calif E4 | of(C) %) .. 1 | So Penn OMl(t1%) 1 | Soutn’n Union Gas 1 Spencer Chain Stores (60c) . 2 Square D pf A 2.20 50s | Stand Inv cum pf 100s | Stand Oil Ky 1 4. 9 Stand 01l O aze 2 Stand Pwr& Lt 7 Stand P& Lpf . 50s Stand Prod (a26e) 1 Starrett Corp vic. 8 Stein (A) & Co (1) 2 Sterchi Bros 22 Steriing Br (a45e) 2 Sterling Inc(abe). 10 Stutz Motor Sullivan Machin Sunray Oil (asc) 14 Sunshine Min (2). 1¥ Swan Finch __ 1 Swiss-Am Elec pf 2008 Swiss Oil (40c) . 207 Taggart Corp 1 Tampa Elec (2.26) 1 Tasteyeast(Del)A 14 Taylor Dist (b5e) 1 Technicolor Inc 15 Tech Hughes t40¢ & Tenn Elec Pwr 1st pf (1) Tenn Products 5 rexas Gulf Prod 32 Texon O1l & L 60c 2 Thew Shovel Coal 150« Tilo Roof (t50c) . 2 Tobacco Products Export (15¢) _. Tol Edis pt A (7)_ Trans-Lux Daylite Pic 8n (20c) 1 Tri-Contl C war Tubize Chatiliion. 1134 Tubize Chatl (A). Lo Tung-Sol Lamp n % Twin Coach(t40c) 15% Ulen & Co 7% pf-- Union Gas ot Cana (a22%¢). Unit Corp war Unit Gas Corp Unit Gas C war Unit Gas pf(31%) Unit G&E1 p£(7) - Unit Lt & Pw (A) Unit Lt & Pw (B) Unit Lt & Pw pf _ United Molasses Ltd (a18 2-5¢) Unit Profit Share Unit Shoe M t2% 150s U 8 Foil(B)(60e) . U S & Lntl Secur. U 8 Radiator U S Radiator pf_.. Unit Stores vte. Unit Verde Ex Unit Wall Paper_. Utah Apex . Utilities Pwr & Lt Util Pwr & Ltof . Util Pwr&Lt (B). Utlility Kquittet 5 Utility Eq pf(33) 6508 Util & Ind (new)_. 1} Venezuela Petrol 14 Va Pub Svepf (7). 40s Waco Alrcraft_.. 1 Wayne Pump 14 Went'w’'h Mf 1.20. 14 W Va Coal & Coke 8 Western Auto Supply A (3) . 100s Williams O11-0- Matio (a26c) .. - Wil low Cafeteria Wil-low Cafe of . ‘Wilson-Jon a2% . Wolverine Port C. Woolworth (F W) Litd A (294 3-6¢) Wright Harg 1406 24 Y'gst'n Steel a26c 12 Yukon Gold (a8e) 2 313 z 274 40 2 768 ] 6% 674 873 145 3% 1113 4 25 30s 61 18% 4 754 L0 “ DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED NEW YORK. October 20 —D} clarea (prepaied by the as tics ‘Corp.) Extra. Pe- Stk of Pay- Rate. riod. record. abie. McWilliams Dredg -12'3c - 11-20 12-1 Increased. Guelph C & W Spinning ds de Stat Sazamore M Nenmars 8l e stnrk U S Sugar Corp ! mon ~ stocl Realty & Development. Corp for each share U 8 Sugar common held _ _ 12- Initial. | Gen Theaters Eauip $1.10 Northwestern Nat Life Insur ___ 15¢ U S Sugar Texas Gulf Prod_ | Omitted. | Lindsay Lt & Chem. Regular. Canad Oil Cos Ltd 1 Conn Pow _ | Creameries of"Am <v - ot e P = | Pulier Brusn”A | Guelph Carp & v&om | Mlls 2% pf Hackensack Water _ Do.. A pf_ MecWiiliams Nonquitt Ml Occidental Insur | Barker-wolverine il Suburban Waier | 00®0 00 D 0O | ni m Howiery |Trc: L Gr!tnbu\h RR Un‘(efl "Gas Corp & $1 U S Sugar Corp $5 p Do. - Do | American Tobacco_ | Amer Tobacco B Krueger Brewing D Pender Groc “A’ West_ Tablet & NEW YORK BANK STOCKS NEW YORK. October 29 (#.—New York Security Dealers’ Association (Quotations as of 2 o'clock.) Bid. Bk of Man (1'3) Sta! Asked. \ Chem Bk & Tr Commercial (8) Con! , Irving Tr (60) Manutacturers T¢ turers Tr pf Ned G : offset, by FURTHER DECLINES IN STEEL REPORTED Slackening in Heavier Products and Election Uncertainties Cited at Cleveland. BY the Associated Press. CLEVELAND, Ohio, October 29.— Daily Metal Trade today says: Further let-down in steelmaking | operations has accompanied a slack- | ening in specifications for the heavier products. The recession also is at- tributable to the pre-election uncer- tainties, | At midweek the national ingot rate is estimated at 73 per cent of capacity, down one point from a week ago for | the second consecutive week. Despite noticeable slackening at some points prospects continue promising for active operations through the re- mainder of the year. Demand for heavy steel products is declining but this is expected to be improved buying of the | lighter products by the automotive | industry. Considerable railroad busi- ness also is in prospect. With talk in- creasing of a probable wage advance !in the steel industry in the very near | [ o Title G & 'r__ FEDERAL LAND ) BANKS NEW YORK. October 20 (¥.—Federal Land Bank bondse o Bid Asked. 4'4s Nov., 106% 107 % 4%s May! 10215 1 4Ys Jan.. 10113 1017 1057 CHICAGO PRODUCE. 20 [P pPoultry. Rock. l‘/z 5 lored. 1 Fivmouth " and wr‘f:’:“nhc. Profiers colored. " 157" | chickens. 12 Small” colored. " 14: _turkeys. easier; voung hens, 23; young toms. more !.hnn 16 o1% pounds and less. 7, tarkers 10, rnmerv mfl:'!l! 3‘6!34 exl?l (92 30 opDressed (90-91 firs u (R fi!'\ 0 centralized car- firm; prices un- s, 124; on track. 327: total o llffil lhlamenu. ls“n }lgnrae!rrn ings talr auality. lho‘fli{;?x‘e'zxm'g nfiury CCTures o we Tmand zht: Taaho nu;{m’bmly Sieady demand slow. limited mostly to best able l'-.t)lkv xlllDl:"!l rather 1 { onuln ‘Whi . 1, liy owing {reesiti tilury, N0 "mr“ ‘ '5“ o phowing freesing. lnllynr showing {reeain sine mmn 11507 South 0 Bakota & iy | omok ‘unclassined, 1 0. t 2.40; January, 2.88- —.E Gotvher;, £49; m:w YORK PRODUCE. Oehblr 20 (P —Butter, tled, ). 3 ""&mu. 15% 374 Arm o kEES, 14,0210 Seads: * ) N ired Seors n::;n poultry ll y, By freight. chick- | about 40 degrees tonight; future, expectations are that higher prices on finished steel products are in prospect. THE WEATHER District of slightly warmer, Columbia—Fair and lowest temperaturs tomorrow generally fair, followed by cloudy and | colder at night; fresh southwest to west winds. | Maryland—Fair and slightly warmer | tonight; tomorrow increasing cloudi- ness, followed by colder at night. | Virginia—Fair and slightly warmer in central and north portions, possibly light frost and slightly colder in ex- treme southwest portion tonight; to- morrow generally fair, followed by | colder in north portion at night. River Report. Potomac River little cloudy and Shenandoah muddy today. Report for Last 21 Hours. Temperature. Barometer Yesterday— Degrees. Incues. 4p.m. Spm. . __ Mudnight Today— 4am Kam Noon .. Record for La (From noon yesterday to noo Highest. 50 at noon today. Year ago. Lowest, 35 at 6:45 a.m. toda 250. G0, Record Temperatures This Year. Highest, 105. on July 10 Lowest. 0. on January 23. Humidity for Last 24 Hours. (From noon vesterday to noon today.) Highest, 06 per cent. at 6 a.m. today. Lowest. 37 per cent, at noon today. Tide Tables. (Purnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) Tomorrow 7:30 a.m l‘lu Sun and Moon. Ris | Sun. today 6 | Sun. tomorrow & Moon. today 434om. 5 Automobile lights must be turned on | one-half hour after sunset. Precipitation. Monthly precipitation in inches in the Capital (current month to date): Month, 1096, Ayerage. Record , ot 70! &% e goB g b Cicn Dozoiaoe 2323808 e e LT FINC PR RS eman 191 o b S0 £ % P e 83 3235ea8eaRIe o 2 Weather in Various Cities. Temp. Rain- Stations. Hh.L'w. fall Cincinnati, Ohio Cleveland, som El Paso. Galveston. Tex Indianapolis 4 | Jacksonville Los _Angeles Louisville, Ky. Miami, Fl Minneapolis New Orleans New York, N.Y. Oklahoma City Omaha, Nebr. Philadelphia _ Phoenix. Ariz. Eittsburgh, Portland, M 4 30.14 0.04 A&;‘ a o = ieh time, today m., Greenwich time, = mperature. Wnthzr rmunv e Bre: nee_ Pusich, Switseriand.. Stockhoim. Sweds g‘b:flt‘l;‘ 1), o 68 Cl¢ orta, (Fayal Greenwich time. today.) C 'urrent observatiol Georges, Bermuda_ 76 8kin Gham Buerto Rico l’ Havana, Cuba 76 Colon. Canal PHILADELPHIA PBODUCE PHILADELPHIA__ October 29 Dnued wuuty—sprlnl turkeys, 24.3) Ve Soulidy unchanged. $8.704,735 Earned By Illinois Bell For By the Assoclated Press. CHICAGO, October 29.—The Illi- nois Bell Telephone Co. reported first | nine months’ net income before divi- dends of $8,704,735, compared with $7,- 383,937 the corresponding 1935 period After dividends this left a deficit of $295.265, against a balance of $633,- | 937 last year. Revenues totaled $60,243.539, or | more than $4,000,000 greater than last year, but expenses increased almost | $4,000,000. Dividend requirements in- creased $2,250,000. ST. LOUIS, October 29 «(#).—South- western Bell Telephone Co. reported today 1ts net income for the nine months ending September 30 was $13.580.036 as compared with $10,.- 827.318 for the first nine months of 1935. U. S. TREASURY NOTES. (Reported by Charles D. Barney & Co.) ate. Maturity Bid Offs RUBBER FUTURES. NEW YORK. October 20 (¥ —Crude rubber futures opened steady 3 hisher to 1 Jower. March, 16.85 May. 16. ’Ub D—Bld Pacific share earnings, 12 months ended Sep- tember 30, were $4.01 against $4 PROPERTY ine Months ins | c culation. Lighting Corp.—Common | ##% A—19 CLEARINGS WIDEN - GAIN OVER 133 {Show 19.5 Per Cent Rise Above Year Ago Despite Recession in Week. BY the Associated Press NEW YORK, October 29.—Total | bank clearings in the United States receded from the amount in the week preceding, but the gain over the total | for a year ago was widened. The aggregate for 22 leading cities, as reported to Dun & Bradstreet, for the week ended Wednesday, October 28, was $5,782,673,000, against $4.- 840,431,000 last year, a gain of 19.5 per cent. This contrasted with an in- crease of 7 per cent a week earlier. ‘The turnover at New York City was higher, amounting to $3,630,954,000, which compared with $3,002,759,000 in the similar 1935 period. The per- centage increase rose to 20.9, while a week earlier there was a loss of 1.4 per cent. At outside centers the ag- gregate was $2,151,719,000, a gain of 17.1 per cent over the $1,837,672,000 recorded in the corresponding 1935 week. All cities showed gains over last | year's totals, with the exception of Omaha, which sustained a loss of 11.9 per cent. At Boston, Pittsburgh, Cleveland, Baltimore, St. Louis, Dale las, Portland, Oreg., and Seattle the advances were 20 per cent or more. Total bank clearings dropped $262.« 768,000 below the amount for the week previous. Between the two comparas tive weeks in 1935 there was a de- cline of $809,466,000. 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