Evening Star Newspaper, November 6, 1936, Page 17

FINANCIAL. BONDS ON N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE High. Low. Close. - 1.5, BONDS SCORE ADDITIONAL GAINS Demand Widely Distributed in Treasury Loans and Guaranteed Issues. Bond Averages Xndusl o r:n +.1 Unc, fi1220001028 70.8 97.3103.9 1023 709 97.9103.91028 70.4 81.6100.1 99.2 68.9 97.9 10411031 720 86.9101.8 993 67.6 . 8781022 998 704 1935 low-... 76.4 922 845 655 1932 low_... 45.8 400 646 422 1928 high...101.1 98.9 1029 100.5 10 Low-Yield Bonds. Noon ....1128 Prev. day.112.7 Month ago 1128 Year ago. 109.4 1936 high. 1129 1936 low.. 110.2 1935 high. 110.7 1935 low.. 107.9 1928 high. 1044 1932 low.. 86.8 Net change- Year ago... 1936 high. 1936 low (Compiled by the Associated Press.) By the Assoclated Press. NEW YORK, November 6.—United States Government issues held undis- puted sway as leaders of the bond market today with fresh gains rang- ing from 1-32d to 10-32ds of a point. Demand was widely distributed not only in the Treasury loans, but in guaranteed issues as well. Some of the corporate issues fell back under selling inspired by the | rapid advance since Tuesday. Loans of Rock Island, International Hydro- electric, Youngstown Sheet & Tube and Studebaker retreated a point or so. ‘However, there were a few points of strength, including American Rolling Mill 4 s with a gain of more than 4. > HUGE INCREASE SEEN IN TELEPHONE TOTAL NEW YORK, November 6—The American Telephone & 'I!l?nsph‘ Co. reported an increase of 109.200 telephones in service in the B System during October, 1936. gain in October, 1935, was 62,600. - INSJR;hEE STOCKS NEW YORK. November § (.—New York Ass Becurity Dealer tion Actna Cas (2a)_ Aetna Ins (1607 Aetn Life o) 104 Ins hewnk (13 Great Amer (12 Hanover (1.60) (20a)” <hire (1.60) N Y Rire (0a) £~ Nor River (.80a) " &t Paul Fire ( Eoringfield (4122 Sun_Life Travelers (18 TSP Westchester (12} a—Also extra or extras. DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED NEW_ YORK. November § —Dividends @eclared (prepared by the Standard Sta- tistics Corp. Am Steel Found Canfleld Oil olland_Furnace td Profit Shar em 8t Fnd 77 pf urham Hos M 6 New River 6% pf___$ nyprluumunmu‘n-sm. Approximate ‘l‘nu-cflm Today. U S Gov't Bonds___. 8.950,000 Foreign Bonds ... 1,580,000 Domestic Bonds.—... 18,190,000 TREASURY High. Low. 1% 8 194547 2% 1948-51_____ 2% 8 19651-64-_- 2% 86669 ccuuu. 2%81966-60 e 38194648 o ETR T30 [ — % 101,30 101.22 101.27 103.22 108,11 103.21 107.8 106.25 107.6 105.22 106.12 1 107,80 107.24 10° 109.4 109.3 109.3 108.31 108.21 108.81 1086 108.4 1086 109.6 109.4 109.6 109.12 109.12 105.12 1138 118 1133 1164 11425 1164 109.8 108 30 109, 108.22 108.22 108.22 119.22 119.11 119.22 6 338 1940-43 June 3%81941-43 Mar 338194347 ____ 3% 8 1946-56.. 48 1944-54. -3 8 1943-45 4% 8-3% 8 43-45rg 4% 1947-62 FEDERAL FARM MORTGAGE. 238 1942-47 . 103.11 103.11 10811 381947 . 10421 10419 104.21 331949 ________ 104.10 104. 104 3%s 1964 1058 1053 105.8 HOME OWNERS' LOAN. I“l 1942-44 102.5 1024 1028 102,14 102.6 10213 104.2 108.26 104, FOREIGN BONDS. High. Low. Close. Abitibl Pa&Pw 6s ‘53 b1 Agr Mtz Bk Col 2044 Alpine Mont 8 78 '55... Antioguia 1st 7857 Antioguia 2d 78’67 new Antioquia 3d 7s ‘57 Antloquia 78’45 A —ee Antioquia 745 B Antioquia 73’45 D__. Antwerp 58 Argentine 53s 62 Argentine 68 ‘57 A Argentine 63’68 B__. Argentine 6s '59 June. | Arzentine 68 %59 Oct . Argentine 6s '60 May. 1 Argentine 68 ‘60 Sept. Argentine 6s°60 Oct . 102'i Argentine 6s ‘61 Febr. 1025 | - 102'4 (1 1034 1104 110 9% 241 10734 102 102 1024 1028 102 102 102 102 102 102 102 102 102 102 102 102 102 102 108 103 110 110% 109% 109% s 9734 2434 24% 107 107% 1094 110 116% 116% 2 ll’”i 102 102 102 102% Bavaria S 614845 ... Belgium 6866 oo Belglum 6%s "49 Belgium 78 ‘55 Brisbane 68’67 Brisbane 6s '50 Budapest 6s ‘62 unmat coupon on___ Buenos A C 38 '8¢ _ Buenos A 43;5°'76 Aug Buenos Alres 4%8-3%8'77 Py Buenos A C 6s ‘60 Oct LK 61 Febreaeo 61 Septmem. 'Chno Mtg Bk 6% Chile Mtg Bk 6%8 Colombia €s ‘61 Ja. Colomba 63’61 Oct | Jopenhagen 4%s ‘53 Copenhagen bs ‘52 Cordoba 7s 42 Prv. Costa Rica 78 A 51_. Cuba 58°14-°43 Cuba 6%s8 45 Czechoslovakia 8s 51, Czechoslovakia 8s Denmark ¢ %8 62_. Denmark 538 '55... Denmark 6s 42 Deu Bk 65 '35 ¢ Dominic 1st § Dominic 2d 5% '40 | Finland 6s '45 Frameric In T8 '42__ French Gov 7849 __ French Gv 7s 4% un st French Gov 735 "41__ Ger Gov 5%8 658t | Ger Gov 6%35 65 un st 3er Rep 7s '49 stpd._ ‘Ureek Gov 6368 | Hungary 1%8 u Febr couponon __ Hung LM 73861 A_. 10044 10254 10524 46 4% 74 106 5 10734 130 12214 125% 2 24 82 o | laly 78751 Do. $3 part pf--_$1 Extra. Golling & Aikman..__. Electrolux_Cor c Harbison Walker Refr 306 Special. % Phbelps-Dodge Increased. Eirestone Tire & Rub. o Oil Phllm Pet - Regular. Cap Corp s.»;u E | 0 ol DODOOO ©OOOD Rike-Kumler Echoelkop! Hut & Pm, CHICAGO LIVE STOCK. ICAGO. November 6 (P (United st-tel Department of Agriculture) P ainy K. On0 direet metiver higher rsds TS Belfers "very Unever better action at .00 down to 4.50; sprin- kling, 7.00; best fed heifers, 0.85; very little beef in run: steer uurn}, mxmnmm' oaly ‘J ang 50, according tg weel bel 500 pounds Upward: ail others un- wer bulis, 575 down and vealers more iower at 9.00 down: very few, ., 7,000, including 1.300 direct: mbs very uneven: early sles around others, more lower; e chanked: “Buik chojc sold_early 9.50 down: later i and under. with day's extreme u&‘ small killers: fed comebacks. 3 ‘mostiy; bulk siaughier ewes. 3.85 FOB.EIBK EXCHANGES. vember 6 (7 —Foreign rem zr!ufln in domr& ay b 4.86%. , 4.62; Ital; k’a ...Z“i..." yoted: P0.50; ;oflnd: 15; Yuy na, 2 .80m J& el 3 10005%, ew minal. FOREIGN MARKETS. NDO (7, —8tock prices nron;m.:?:'{davnneu Being Fesis: tal lllues especially Hn nnd 'If rubber shares um l¢ ld act T - Al ‘fl"c secul es Wi *Poreign pands_ and the Slit-edsed 06, e fresd a3t s s rregularly, . mun D centimes to ranc_15 centimes. Bank of France unchanged at 9.050 francs. . 1> | Paris Orl Ry 6%s | {tal P U Crd 78 %52 ;.u an 614 '66 _ | Jwpan 6%s ’5: Kreug&Toll 6s '59 ef: Lombard Elec 78 62 Medelin 6% Mtlan 6%s ‘62 Minas Gers 6%s 58 Sept coupon oft___. Montecatint 78'37.._. Montevideo 7852 ... New So Wales 58’58 Norway ¢%s 6. Norway 4%s ‘6 Norway 63’63 Norway 6543 .. Norway 6s 44 Norw Hy Elec 6834 19 9% 62 104% 100% 1023 10134 1063 1043 10014 1024 1018 107 10634 10235 77 8234 5 9955 Oslo G & E 5 ‘l____ 100% Panama 55’63 Panama bs *63 Panama 6%s ‘53 1003 8 70 10534 10245 164 12 124 165 81 136 5834 18% 20 2¢ 2% 114 114 1us 1u3 2% 27% 16 1634 19% 19% 183 100% 8 70 10634 1028 16% 1234 124 18% 81 Y% 5835 18% Pernambuco 78 '47 Sept P ISt . Pirelll 78 %52 8T July eo\lpnn off ... Prussia 6%s ‘61_~_ Queensland 6s 47 Queensiand 7341 Rhi, E1P6s 53 Riode Jan 6%s 53 Aug coupon oft. Riode Jan 83 46 April coupon oft___. Rio Gr do Sul 6s June coupon of Rio Grdo Sul Ts May coupon Rio Gr do Sul 7s June coupon offt ... ul 88 *46 Rio Gr do April conm off . Rome 6% 5 Rumania 7s I' Al‘ ©0upPOD off. e 2 T Sao Paulo St 6568 * July couponoff ... Sao Paulo 8t 18" o__ 25% uu 893§ Soissons 6s '36 Sydney 5348 66— 1 Taiwan Elec §%8 "71. Tokio 53 s *61. Tokir B L Ltd Tyrol Hy Elec 78’62 Ujizawa B o Uruguay 6 Uruguay 6s Vienna 6s °62 May ¢o.. Yokohama 65’61 128 A 6% Alleg Corp 6 66— 1013 1013410156 | B filn Corp 68 °49-c 98)5 983§ I)’ Alleg Corp 5s '50 sto Aliled Stores ¢ %s '50 Allls Chalme 45 Am & For Pw 68 '2030 Am Ice cv b8 '53 Am1GCh Am Intl 5% Am Roll Mill Am Writ Pa 63 47 cfs. Anaconda deb 4 %8 ‘50 Anglo-Chil Nit 78'67.. Ann A 1stexin ¢s°95. Armour & Co ¢%s ‘3! Armour(Del)1st 48" Armstrong C’k 4s °5 A T&S Fo 45 '05-'65. A T&S Fe 4570955 __ A T&S Fe ad) ¢5°95 st A T&S Fogen 4896 .. AT&SFod%s'4s Atl Coast L 1st 48 '52. Atl Coast L clt ¢s'53. At1ICL un ¢%s 64 At Coast Line 63 'GL. Atlantic& D 1 Atlantic & D 24 AtIG & W 1 65°59 Auburn Aut B&Olst4s & &Oref 58’95 A &O6s"96F. _ ____ &O ref 58 2000 D Bang & Aroos Bang & Aroo! Bang & Aroos B Bos & Me 68 *67. Boston N Y A L 4s 55 Bot Con M 634534 _ Bot Con M 6%5'34 ct_ BklynCy RR 6841 ___ Bklyn Edison 5349 A Bklyn Man Tr 6849 A Bklvn Un El 6s ‘50 Bklyn Un Gas 58 *45 Bklyn Un Gas 63 67 B Buff R&P con 4= '67 BuffaloR & P 5837 _ Bush Term con 6s '65 Bush Term Bldg 6s '60 By-Prod Ck 538 *45__ Clml: 7842 ctfs _ Can'dian N R 438 56 Can’dian N R 438 ‘67 Can’dlan NR 4% s '55_ 15 Can’dian N R 68’69 Oct Can'dlan N R 58'70___ Can’dian P db 4s perp. Can’dlan Pac 4%8 46 Can’dian Pac 434860 Can'dian Pac 68 '54 Central Fdry cv §s Cent of Ga con 5 Cenl ofGarfs {‘ent 1l E & G 6 Cent N England 4s '61 \ Centof N J 4s'87_ Cent of N J gen 6 87 Centof NJ gn 6s'87rg Cent Pae 18t rf ¢s *49 Cent Pac 58 ‘60 |Cent PTrshL4s Cent RR B Ga 5 Cent Steel §s 41 4| Cert’d deb 5148 %8 |Champ P& F 4% %4 | Chemap C ev by Ches &0 3%s'96 E C&Ogen 415892 C& 041,592 reg C#& Ocon 65s8°39 E: C&OR& A 1st 45’89 _ Chi & Altret 3s'49 _ Chi B& Q gen 4s ‘58 _ Chi B& Qref 5871 Chi B&Q 1 div 31,849 Ch! & E [1] §s *51 - Chi Grt West 43 Chi Ind & Lou 4s 47 _ | Chi Ind & Liref 6847 _ Chi Ind & L gen 66 CM&StP gn 4% CM&StP 4% s 89 CM&StP b8 *75. CM&StP&P adj Chi & NW gen 3%s '87 Chi & NW 4148 2037 Chi & NW 41482037 C Chi & NW 4%, Chi& NW 43,887 Chi & NW gen 5s '87__ Ch1 & NW rf 5s 2037 _ C&NW Nr W 6145 '36_ Chi R 1&P rf 4s '34 Chi R I&P rf 4834 ctf Chi R I&P gen 45’88 Chi R I&P 45’88 ctfs_. Chi R I&P 4%s '62 Chi R I&P 4148 '62 ctf ChiR I&P 41,8°60 .. Chi St L&N Me 4s°51_ Chi T H&S 1st 63 °60__ Chi T H&S inc 63 °60 _ Chi UnSta3%s'63 E Chi& W Ind 4% s '62_. Childs & Co 5s "43 Chile Cop deb 5s *47 Cin Un Ter 3%s D gtd Cin Union Term 6s '57 % CCC&St L gen 4s"93__ CCC&StLrf4%s'71 B CCC&St Lref 53 *63 D CCC&StL StLdv 4s°30 Clev Cliffs Ir 4%s *50_ Clev El [1lu 3%s'65.. Clev Un Tel 418 '77. Clev Un Term 6s*73 B Clev Un Ter 5%s°72 A Colo Fuel & Ir §s '70_. Colo & S0 4%s'80 __ Columbia G & E deb §s”52 April _____ Columbia G & E s 62 May = Columbia G&E §s Colum RyP &Lt 4s’ Com Inv Trust 31 Cons Coal Del 58 °60 Cons Ed NY 3%s'46n Cons EA NY 3%s'66n Cons Gas N Y 4%s '51 Consol Oil 3%s'51 __ Consum P un 3%s *65_ Cons Pwr3%s‘70 _ Consum Pwr 3% s "65_ Container deb 55 *43__ Crane Co 3% s ’51 Crown Will P Cuba RR 1st bs 'll Cuba RR6s’36_______ Cuba RR ref 1348 '36._.. Cuba Northn 5%#'43. Del & Hud ref 4; Den & R G con 4 Den & RGW 65’56 asst Dén& RGref 68'78__ Det&Mac 1st 4s '95 DulSS & At 68’37 Duguesne Lt 3%s B Cuba 8 Ti4s 37 ctfs El Paso Nat G 41,8'51 El Paso \nt G (%s 46. Erfe ref 65 '67 cce. Brie ref §8°75 . Erfes Gen Riv 6867 . Erie & Pitts 34540 C lt;l —um-. Fran Sug T%s 42 ___. GalvEH& Hb5%s "33 Gen Cable 5348 47 . Gen StiC6%8'49 ... Ga Caro & Nor 6s "84 Great NRy 4s'¢6 H._ Grt NRref 4348’61 A Grt N Rgen 4%48°76 D Grt NRgen 4% 77 B. Grt N R gen ll ‘1! C.. Grt NR %882 | S—{ 1 - 120% .. 1205 1034 69Y4 "“ 10034 100}4 10034 200 198 198 7% 16 14 86 85 856 11134 111K 111Y% 1063 10534 10534 18634 131 135} 113 112% 113 110% 1107 11274 112% 150 180 110 110 b6y 67 b6y 67 10634 106%{ 104% 104% 99% 10034 10635 10634 110 110 10 110 11034 11 1143 11634 111% 1% 10234 103% 963 97 94 9414 104 104 613 613 b5} 66 82 82 803§ 9034 1083 10834 8014 801 1163 1163 9215 9234 92§ 92 1041 613 5614 8234 903§ 8134 11884 9284 924§ 924 1023 104% 106% 98 109 114 116 1043 1048 1054 10524 98 98 109 109 1147 114% 16 116 12034 12034 129 129 1056 105 8615 8634 861 86 2214 2614 26% 100% 1058 8634 8685 1094 1188 i 6714 11435 1163 § 1081y 2814 4y 38 414 204 66 67 10934 118% | 68%4 11434 1164 1081 2814 109 104 88 102 1074 i 1088 5 105 9674 103 102% 10734 110% 104% 10874 1108 8434 ko 10534 1043 106 105 107% 107% 10435 10585 i 49 4o 10674 10734 106% 10675 107 107% 10114 10234 106% 107 10634 107 109 109 102 102 1003 101 1087 1033 61 65 6 573 843§ 8414 10834 10834 10834 868 35 35 1043 10434 1044 )49K 14935 149% 1173 1173 11734 107 107 107 10434 10434 10434 89} 885 89Y 97 91 97 10634 10635 1053 98y 92 9% 3434 3434 343 10834 106% 1063 10815 10834 10834 11434 11434 11435 106% 10634 106% 10614 1063§ 10634 11234 1123 11234 FTUE TU T T 10456 1043 10435 883§ 843 8534 101% 1013 1013 | Nashv C&St L 4s 18 __ D. C, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1936. High. Low. Close 111 Bell Tel 3%8 "0 1083 108} msu 111 Cent 8%s 62 Il Cent col tr ¢5'63... 94 111 Cent col tr 4s‘63__ [88% llM 8%4 IiCentref ¢8°'66.... 95 94} 111 Cent 4% s 66 Fraeg 823 82§ 82 111 Cent ref - 104 10334 IM 10215 10214 1024 9 96 86% 34 9234 10634 1063¢ 1088 10534 105% 985 96%5 MY % 5134 613 5y 45% 93% 94k 023 92% 98 D_-. 10034 10035 10034 Int Cement 20 16635 165 16835 IntGrt Nr6s'56C___. 36 36 36 IntGrtNrés'63 A___. 37 37 37K IntGriNrad) 6853 A. 13 13 18 Int Hydro £1 6 - €68 671 67 Int Mer Mari 41. 8% 18 18 Int Pap 18t 58 '47 A__. 1013 10034 10114 int Pap ref 6s 55 934 944 YBK IntRyofCAbs"2... 97 91 97 Int Ry of C A 68 °41__. 101% 101% 101% Int Ry of CA 63%s 9% 99% 99K Int TET ov 4348 739___ 90} 8835 8834 Int T&T ¢%e%63.._ 78 71 77 Int T&T 68 56._____. 80% 80 80 James P& C4én-39___. 99 99y 99K Jones&L St] 4% #’61A. 104} 104 104§ Kan C F S&M «: 60 b9} 59% Kan CFS&M rt Kan C So 1st 38 Kan C So rflnl.'fi Kan C Term 1st 48 Kan G & E 4%8'80 Kelth 65 ‘46 Ky & Ind T 4% "61 st. 105§ 105}§ 1053 Kings County El & Pw pur mon 6s’97__ 168 Kresge Found 4s *45_. 112 Laclede Gas 68°39.__. 101 Laclede G 6348 '53 C__ Laclede G 61,5'60 D Lake S&M So 3% '97_ Lautaro Nitr 6 Lautaro Nit 6s ‘54 cf: Leh C&N 4% 3 564 A__. 104}5 104}4 104}5 Leh Val Coal bs ‘64 80} 80} 80 Leh Val Coal 68 "84__.. 77 6 7634 Leh Val Coal 68°74__. 176} 76§ 176} Leh Valley Har b8 °54. 104} 104 104 L VNY4%ea0gtd__ 103) 103 1033 Leh V Pcon 4s2003__. 178} 172§ 72% Leh V Pcon4%s 2003 78} 714 78% Leh V RR cor 2003. 90 88)3 90 Lex & E Ry 6365 125 125 125 Ligg & M. b8l 126 126 126 Ligg & M 13534 135 135 Loew's 3143846 _ 1005 9974 100 Long 15l ref 48°49 ____ 10534 105; 106% Long Isl unif 45 '49___ 1054 10515 10534 La & Ark bs '69 - 98l4 L & Nash3%82003___ 98 L &N 18t 452003, 104} L &N unif 4840 oo 109 L&N4%82003C.. 108 L &N6s2003B_. 111% L & N So Mon it 62 100 McCrory Stores s *61. 106}§ McKess&itob 5% s 50. 104 Manat Sug T%s'42_ 65 Man S 1st 7%s'42 ctfs 64%5 Manhat Ry 4890 Buly Manhat Ry 4s 90 ctts. Market St Ry 7840 A. 1028 10584 Inland Stl 3%s 61 IntRT 1strf IR T 1st rf 68’66 ctfs uu Int R T 6s"32 — IntR T 6s'32ctfs . ah INtRT78'32. . e 9434 Int R T 78’32 ctfs.... 92! Interlake 6s '51 Int Agr cl 58 *4! 163 112 101 2% 12 724 724 2% 106 uuq louu 31 30 3035 3034 168 nz Mead Co 65 ‘45 Met W S EICr4s'38 Mex Int R 45 77 assi Mid RR N J 58°40_ MIHER&SLG68'61__ 104% MIIER&SLrf 671, 1043 Mil & Nor con 4348 '39 2 MilSpa & N W ¢s°47_. Minn& S L rf4s49_ Minn & S* 1. 6834 ctfs MStP&SSM en 38 MStP&SSM 68 *38 grd. MStP&SSM 6%8 78 Mo 111 68 '59 MOK&T1 = MoK&T4s'62 B.__. MoK&T4%s"78.. MOK&T6ES 62A ___ MoK & T ad) 58 "67._. Mo Pac 4875 Mo Pac 58°65 A _ Mo Pac 55 '65 A et Mo Pac 6877 F. Mo Pac 18 G Mo Pacific 68 80 H Mo Pac s ‘811 Mo Pac 5581 I ctfs Mo Pacific 5 %8s A Mob & Ohto 4345717 Mob & Ohio 63 '38_ Mob & O M div bs *47_. Mohawk & M 48’91 Monong Ry 1st ¢s ‘60 Monong Pub S 43:8'60 10725 Monong Pub Sve 65'65 10834 Mont Cent 6s *37 10344 Mont Pwr ret 68 1061 Mont Power ts 1043 Morris & Co 43%8'39__ 10315 Mor &Essex 3 000 9685 Morris & Essex 4%4'56 94 Mor & Essex fis '55 100 Mutual Fuel Gas 55’47 117§ i 973 Nassau Elec 4861 gtd 66 Nat Dairy 3%s'61 ww 107 Nat Dis P C 4348 '45 105y Nat R M 1st 45’61 asst 3} NatR M 4%s'57asst. 3% Nat Steel 48 '66 107 Naugatuck 1st 45 '54 Newark C Gas 173 97y 661 106%; 10614 3% 3% 10634 661 6614 12335 ew Orl Ter 1st New Or T&M 438 56 New Orl T&M 6348 54 N Y Cent314s * N Y Cent 3%5 97 . 1033 103! 108% 1073 107% 1073 10134 101} 10114 94314 941 100%4 | 17 9134 Cent con 498 Centrf 434s 201 Crf4%s2013n__ 9434 Cent rf 65 2013 10074 10014 93! YC&St L 6%s 'u AZ 106 lOli: Y Chi & St L 6s°38_. 10035 100} Conn 1st 4%s '5!_ 108 Dock 1st 4 108 3 563, Edison 3%s'65 D 103} 103‘: Edisref 3145 '66..108)5 108} El H&P 48°49__ 116 116 48_. 125%; 126%; "78.. 108 103 813¢ 3084 Y ¥ X Y o N N N N N N N N N N N NYNH&H cl tr 6 NYNH&Hcv NY Tel gen ¢% NY Trap Rock NYW&B¢%n4s Niag Falls Pw 338" Norf 8 1st rf6s'61 cf Norf & W 1st 48 North Am Co 68 ~u 106 105} North Am Ed 68 ‘69 C. 1063 10434 North Am Ed 538 '63. 104}§ 104} Nor'n Ohlo 1st bs *45 Nor'n Pac xu:'!'l 2047, 10736 107§ 1614 164 121 1200 3 1125 112 North Sts Pw 414861, 106 106 lflk North Sts Pwr 58 '64... 1085 10835 1083 82 32 82 1063¢ 10635 1063 . 11214 11234 118% 12154 121% 1215 &N 1 1073 10735 10734 "41ecaeea 10234 102} 1023 PacG&B3%s 61 .. 107 106} 107 . 110% 110 110 . 10434 10434 10434 ay 4 a 413§ 403 41 Penn Dixie C6s 41 Penn P& L 4%8 '81__. 10634 10634 106}4 0 C_. 101% 101 1018 - 10834 106)§ 106}4 Penn RR4% 8’81 D._. 109% 109 109 Penn RR ¢3¢0 °8¢___.. 109) 109§ 1083 Penn RR g0 ¢ %8 'll 1uek :lfl( 124 FREIGHT LOADINGS AT 814175 CARS i Week’s Total 19.4 Per Cent Above Year Ago Despite Decline in Week. Nunmher 6.—The ,num- 1y mun carjosd NEW Y( Assoclated Press Noekly index n( ‘based Today %o %00 hig 1931 compared wii 1n\u week. and 67.1 B By the Assoclated Press. The Association of American Rail- roads reported today loadings of reve- nue freight for the week ending last Saturday totaled 814,175 cars. This was a decrease of 1,797 cars, or 02 per cent, compared with the preceding week, an increase of 132,177 or 19.4 per cent, compared with a year ago, and an increase of 201,127 or 32.8 per cent, compared with two years 2go. The week's loadings of various clas- sifications, giving comparisons with preceding week and corresponding week a year ago, follow: This Week. ea: a6 1038 .0 711 7 580 Last Week. 3.445 nog 9.983 590 401 512 81 1 9.194 699 Year Ago. + 56.500 + 5215 +39.200 iscel- - laneous . 335.368 170.500 164598 BUTTER—Range of prices to stores gathered from wholesale dealers (prices to nearby shippers based on Philadeip] New York prices): One-pound prin( 6: 1-pound prints, ci pound prints,’ carton s-pound print. “tubs (9% score), 3 me signs of weakness appeared. but prices were unchanged. MEATS—Beef. 15a16: veal 15a1f: 18al0; resh ham ton (92 score) 24: smoked compound. LIVE STOCK—Pigs. 8'saf%; _light hogs. £34a9: medium hogs. 9af%s: heavies. R14ad; roughs, 6a8; calves, 5a8: lambs. High. Low. Close. Phila Elee Co ¢s*71__. 104 104 104 Phila & R C&168"73_. 483 483 Phila & R C&168%49__ Philippine Rv 43737 __ PCCASt L 414840 A_ PCC&StL 4% PCC&St L 4%8"77 c- 112% 112% 107% m‘l's Port Gen E1 4348 '60 _ Porto Rico A T 6s"43_ Postal Tel & C 6s '53 Potomac FEl Pw 31,866 Pressed St Car 58'51_ Pure Ofl 4% s ‘60 ww_ Pure Ofl 44 = "50 xw.. Purity Bak 58 "48 ... Reading R4%s "7 B Rem-Rand 448’66 ww Republic Stl 4% s *61_ Republioc Stl 4348’60 chuhue St 6% s 54 s RG W istex in 48°39 RioG Weolds*49 A __ Roch GRE 5862 E .. 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Ui P& L 6% JL = Ver Sug 1st 78 %42 ctfs VC&Pist4ys'34as. VaE& P 1stref ¢s 56 VaRy 18t 3%8°66 A WIMC&"I Wabash 1st 6839 w:buuu [ Warner Bros ov 6s '39. Warner-Quin 6s 39 Warren Brov 6s %41 Warren Br 68 °41 rots.. WPaPds B W Sh 1st 48 :ou st West'n Md 1st 48 63 West'n NY&P 1st5s'3? West'n Pac A Weat'n Un ¢3%8'50 . Weatn Un ol tr 65'38. West'n Un 69 61 e West'n Un 6860 ... Wheel Steel ¢38 53 ot. Indiana Standard Announces Extra Of $1 Per Share BY the Associated Press. CHICAGO, November 6.—Directors of the Standard Oil Co. of Indiana today authorized s regular dividend of 25 cents a share and an extra dividend of $1 a share on the com- pany’s stock, both payable December 15 to stockholders of record Novem- ber 16, Edward G. Seubert, president, said the extra payment was based on an estimate of consolidated earnings to the end of the year and recognized the provision of the 1936 revenue act it affects the normal income tax and surtax on undistributed earnings. The dollar extra dividend voted by Standard Oil directors contrasts with an extra of 15 cents on June 15 and 25 cents on September 15. The June extra marked the first increase in Standard’s dividend rate since 1931. Latest reports indicated the com- pany is experiencing its best business year since 1930, if not since 1929. Pirst six months consolidated net profits totaled $22,015,537, equal to $145 on each share of capital stock outstanding, compared with $13,101,- 166, or 87 cents, the corresponding 1935 period. Earnings in all of 1935 totaled $30,179,895, or $1.98 a share. In 1930 net income was $46,371,438, or $2.73 a share. AUTO PRODUCTION CONTINUES TO RISE Output Placed at 84,780, Against 71,095 for Previous Week. BY the Assoctated Press. DETROIT, November 6.—Ward's Automotive reports estimated today that the week’s output of the motor car plants would total 84,780 units, compared with 71 095 for last week and 98,615 for the compared week & year ago. The survey estimated aggregate No- vember production at 408.550 cars and trucks, equaling that of November, 1935. Cram’'s Reports, Inc., placed this week's -production at 84,305 cars and trucks, compared with an estimated 66,985 last week and 89,095 during the corresponding week of 1935, CHICAGO PRODUCE. CHICAGO. _ November 6 uP.—Poultry. live, trucks; steady: hens. 43 ds a: less than 432 pounds, PUn® Lezhorn hens: 5. pounds up, Plymouth Rock. Rock, 16. colored. 14'3; less than 4 pounds. Plymouth Rock, 143 White Rock, 15; col- S1a Fiymouth and White Rock 16; " colored. bareback 11: Leghorn _chicl Leshorn roosters. ‘dug '3 pou: 13: h up: colored, 15ls: small "white ‘ducks, 1 steady: steady: 165, smal se. turkeys 10,262; prices prices . ears and cars_and refrigera- extras, un- un- Potatoes. 78: on track. 303: tof States shipments. 645: rado McClures slightly strong barely steady: Northern stock steady: sup- lies moderate: demand siow. limifed to e o, 3,008 ly (rze fmn cuts and clipped ends. nston"Russel Burbanks, 3R Col Tiad Mecrires. !: S N color, ‘2 es. U 8 "No Michigan Russet Rurals. U. 80. " Potato futures. Idaho SRussets; Jan 1. best. ractic: 30 SHORT-TERM SECURITIES. (Reported by Chas. D. Barney & Co.) Am Tel & Tel 5735 '43 Atl Refining Co Calif p.mgu 2oy 55740~ g v Jrand Rapids & In{d‘(‘:l Houston Oil 5'a8 4128 55 Warner Bros 05 Western N Y & Pa 55 '37. Western Union Tel 5s "38.. —_— U. S. TREASURY NOTES. (Reposted by Chas. D, Barner & Co) Rate " Matu mc" o eria. 100% 1042 s 8333323533523322y, Emm 25252 MONTREAL SILVER. MONTREAL, November 6 (P' —Silver futures onned nronnr 30 to anemhl{h 5.2 Decembu. 45 10‘ RUBBER FUTURES. NEW_YORK. November 6 (P).—Crude rubber futures opened arm. 11 {0 16 points advance, ~December 17.55a88: 1768 Stay. 7 87270, NEW YORK BAR SILVER. NEW YORK, November 6 (#).—Bar silver quiet and unchanged at 44%. HOME LOANS to buy, build or refinance e 3% $7.50 PAYMENTS Twlwe per. $1,000 COLUMBIA BUILDING ASSOCIATION 716 11th St N.W. FINANCIAL JERSEY STANDARD AUTHORIZES EXTRA Payment of 75 Cents Per Share Is Declared on Common Stock. BY the Associated Press. NEW YORK, November 6.—Di- rectors of ‘Standard Oil Co. of New Jersey declared an extra dividend of 75 cents & common share today. The directors also declared the regular semi-annual dividend of 50 cents a common share. Six months ago the company paid Domestic Copper Price Is Lifted To101/,-Cent Mark By the Assnclated Press. NEW YORK, November 6.—Lead« ing producers of copper today ad- vanced the price of the domestic metal 2 cent to 10!, cents a pound. ‘The boost followed a sharp rise in the export market. Today’s boost was the third put into effect this year by the domestic producers. = The current price puts copper at the highest level since 1930, aecording to trade sources, For some time metal dealers have been reluctant to sell at the 10-cent level, owing to the wide premium commanded by the price abroad. To- day the export. price reached a five« year high at around 10.75 cents a an extra of 35 cents a share and|P°"d regular semi-annual of 50 cents. ‘The dividends just declared are both payable December 15 to stock of rec- ord November 16. In 1930, 1931 and 1932 the com- pany paid $2 a share and in 1933 and 1934 $1.25 was paid. ‘Walter C. Teagle, president, said that with payment of the extra and regular dividends the company’s pen- alties under the undistributed profits tax would be reduced to a minimum, based on the present rate of earnings. Following declaration of the divi- dend directors of the company an- nounced a special contribution of approximately $4,500,000 to the em- ployes thrift plan. The contribution will be in addition to the company’s regular payment as its share under the plan which was put into effect January 1, 1936. In announcing the board'’s decision to recommend to the subsidiary com- panies this contribution, Teagle em- phasized it was neither profit sharing nor a wage adjustment. “Wages,” he sald, “are considered solely on their merits and are ne-\ gotiated betweeen employes and man- agement on the basis of the long [ established policy nf paying at least | the prevailing rate in each locality. When the thrift plan was proposed, | employes were told that under favor- | able conditions it was hoped there might be an additional allocation out of earnings.” ‘There are approximately 47,000 em- ployes of the company in the United | States who will be immediately affect- | ed and 70,000 in foreign countries. —— INVITATION ACCEPTED BY VIRGINIA BANKERS | BY the Associatea Press. ROANOKE, Va. November 6 —The Executive Council of the Virginia Bankers' Association today accepted | an invitation to participate in the an- | nual convention of the West Virginia | Bankers' Association, to be held June | 24-26 at the Greenbrier, White Sul- phur Springs, it was announced here by C. W. Beerbower, executive secre- tary. RISE SEEN IN LOANS TO EXCHANGE MEMBERS | BY the Associated Press. NEW YORK, November 6.—The New York Stock Exchange reported members’ collateral borrowing at the | close of business October 31 amounted to $974,928.018, an increase of $3,396,- | 774 over the September 30 total of | $971,531,244. Total face amount of Government securities pledged as col- | lateral on October 31 was $38,727,325, against $31,169,850 on September 30. PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE. t PHILADELPHIA. _ November 6 o — | ssed poultry dYou‘;Al turkeys, flnr)‘ oid hem ckens. dry picked. xes. 19824 Live poultry unchanged. ——— Allied Kid Co.—Company received | a large leather contract from Russian | | government. Interesting Investments 4-family Flats, d Ch properties—all showing good re- turns on the investments. For del Moss Realty Co. Tower Iull‘m. Met.” 1776 For CONSTRUCTION LOANS and LOANS ON IMPROVED PROPERTY Promp: Action B. F. SAUL CO. 925 15th Street Natl. 2100 Interest Buwoine Following the boost by the domestic producers cables reported export cop- per at 10.60 cents a pound, the highe est record in several years. Irwu:"menu 5‘/2% Rol:lu E:l:mu by new dw i S ..«f.. ‘of Washington. l.u. Bradley, Beall & How: Lt Bt 0. 55i8hNehee Nearly 40 Pears An lnvesfment that will give a net return of $2,200 a yeor on the $4,000 in- ;uhdA 5-family apartment. t ent upon request, and full of location, etc. Moss Realty Co. Tower Building detail WE RECOMMEND TEN STOCKS which have pald unbroken divi- dends for an average of 67 years. (Our Bulletin describing these stocks will be sent on request.) ROBERT C. JONES & CO. Shoreham Blds. MEt. 202! Complete Investment Service Money for Coulnchnn Lolll Loans on lmptoved Properties 5Y2% FIRST DEED OF TRUST ONLY GEORGE 1. BORGER 643 Indiana Ave. N.W. Nat’l 0350 mediate tunds for Sman 1505 H St.. N.W. LOANS FOR BUILDING We have ample funds to loan for the con- struction, purchase and refinancing of homes. INTERSTATE BUILDING ASSOCIATION John L. Weaver, President Edward K. Jones, Secretary ‘Washington Phone For Purchasing a Home or RE-FINANCING EXPIRING TRUSTS NO COMMISSION CHARGE NO RENEWALS REQUIRED Terms Arranged on Easy Monthly Payments MMG De Mnanent BUILDING ASSOCIATION ON IMPROVED D. C. PROPERTY Immediate attention on your appli- cation for buying, rebuilding or refinancing. Loans repayable monthly. No charge for appraisal If loan is not made. charged only on unpaid balance of principal. E ourrasLe Co.oPERATIVE ASSOC]ATION 915 F STREET N.W, Orgatued 1879