Evening Star Newspaper, November 30, 1936, Page 17

*1.5. BONDS EASE, OTHERS ARE MIXED Government Obligatlons Slip as Treasury Details Are Awaited. Bond Averages Rafs 1hdus dUh. Phon. Net change. —.1 Unc. Unc. Unc. Today, noon 97.2104.11025 71.3 Prev. day... 97.3104.11025 71.3 Month ago.. 96.8 10391022 70.6 Year ago ... 839101.3 99.3 69.0 97.9 104.4103.1 8691018 99.3 87.8102.2 993 764 922 845 458 400 646 42. 1928 high...101.1 98.9 102.9 100.5 10 Low-Yield Bonds. Noon ....1132 Prev. day. 1132 Month ago112.6 Year ago.109.4 1936 high. 113.3 1936 low.. 110.2 1935 high. 110.7 1935 low.. 107.9 1928 high. 1044 1932 low.. 86.8 67.6 (Compiled by the Associated Press) B3 the Associated Press. NEW YORK, November 30.—The bond market had a ragged appearance | today as traders stood on the sidelines awaiting fresh influences. United States Government obliga- tions slipped a cog as the financial district discussed the pending an- nouncement on the precise scale and terms of the Treasury's December quarter financing. Around mid-day losses of about 1/32 to 3/32s of a point ruled in the Treas- ury 2%s of 1947, 1951 and 1954. Limited gains were turned in by the 3%s of 1949 and the 3s of 1955. In the corporate division advances of fractions to around a point pre- vailed in Tllinois Central 4%s, Inter- national Hydroelectric 6s and Beth- lehem Steel 4%s. Wash_in—gt—;;l—fi;hange SALES. Washington Gas Light—57 at 80. AFTER CALL. Washington Gas 55 1958—$1,000 at | 1073, Mergenthaler Linotype—10 at 554, 10 at 553, 10 at 55'c. Bid and Asked Prices. BONDS. PUBLIC UTILITY, Amer. Tel. & Tel. 4l3s rban 3 Georgetown Gas 1st 5s Pot. Elec. Pow. 3l4s - “uh Gas 55 1058 . Gas 58 1960 Wash: By Blec 351" MISCELLANEOUS Chevy Chase Club 5'ss __ Gol, Country Club : M. Cold Storage 5s STOCKS. PUBLIC UTILITY, Amer. Tel. & Tel. (9) Wash. . %000 O BANK AND TRUST COMPANY mer. Sec. & Tr. Co. (eS)_ FIRE X‘NSU‘RANC‘E American (6) Corcoran (3) - Rationa: ‘onion (609 TITLE INSURANCE. Columbia (.30) Real Est 6 Carpel Corp. (1.60) __ Lanston Monotype (4) Mergenthaler Linotype Peoples Drug S. com. mswn & Loth. Wdwd. & l.mh pfd. (7 n ©oard June 30. 1936. TEhia exiran §50¢ paid May 50¢ pald Aue gust 15. 1918 505 D!lfl NO\' 16, 1936, a—a =7 s DIVIDENDS .ANNOUNCED YORK. November 30.—Dividends Pe- Stk.of Pay- Rate. riod. record. aie. S qu¥errEnd ar Wooe Gadcnany sug Ine A i NY&Queens El L&P_$4. Resus Kobacker Stores__ Accumulated. Chic Elect Mfg A" pf $1_. 12-10 Initial. n NEW declared: 12-21 i1 12-14 12-21 12-20 3-18 2 1 1 1 I I . Pleiffer Brew.. lnm'ur oll 5%2% 16 SHORT-TERM SECURITIES. (Reported by Chas. D. Barneg & Og) m. Tel. & Tel. 51 19! D000 DOOOL &Tn';’ ‘Ohio Ty, 68 1930~ 1 o8 Ghl. Gus Lt & Coke s 1037 102 ey S 5555 . Tlium. 4s 193 Service blus 1939 1941 1 OOy T §3333=303 3 S 1t ? | Tokio 634861 V. 8. TREASURY POSITION. B the Associated Press. ’l'ht tion of the Treasury on e 37 Receln 313,063.018.27: o 8 o 312305, i7h.07+ palance. 7Inl receipts for the No- 1. 1706,561,840.06, & decreass under the previous day. 1176,644.] s .30, VISIBLE GB.AIN SUPPLY. NEW YORK, November 30 (#).— The visible supply of American grain shows the following changes in bush- els: Wheat decreased 492,000; corn in- creased 1,296,000; oats decreased 1,686, creased 339,000, & B gro: of Gold lypmumamumw Approximate mn-flhm ‘Today. U 8 Gov't Bonds.__~. _ 410,000 Fbr!l Bonds.eeas 1,490,000 ! l‘fl o Bonds ..o 9.540,000 TREASURY. 2% m 194547 280 194851 cemee 2% 8 7961-56capen 2% "56. 2948 1956-60 ____ 27%8 1955-60 reg-. S8 1946-48 3851961-65 e 3148194649 3%81941. 3148 19444 338 1940-43 June 3% 89 1941-43 Mar. 33851943 48 1944- 4% 8-33481943-45 3 . 3 4%81947-52 ____ 121.16 121.12 121.16 FEDERAL FARM MORTGAGE. 298 1942-4T_en 1044 1044 1044 331947 105,14 105.14 105.14 331949 ________. 1052 105. 1052 34819 1065.31°105.29 105.31 HOME OWNERS’ LOAN. 238 1942-44____. 1032 10229 103.2 2 9394 1035 1083 103.3 ——ee 104.26 104.25 104.26 FOREIGN BONDS. High Low. Glose. 8024 79! 203 993 9% 104.18 103.1 102.16 104.15 104.10 108.4 106.15 109, 109.19 110.14 108.10 109,15 Abitibl Pa&Pw 68 ‘63 Agr Mtg Bk Col 68 47 Febr coupon on... Zg:( 988 94 9% 9% 94 94 934 9634 102 § 1024 1024 § 10235 10234 10234 10234 10214 10234 10234 1025 10214 10234 102'4 102 ¢ 1024 1024 10214 1025 1023 102% 11034 11034 11014 110% 9614 9615 243 24% 105} 10515 11034 110 11034 115% 115 115 25 2674 26 8484 343{ 3634 42 1034 1083 103 103 106% 105% 574 58§ 7734 w315 10034 80}y Antioquia 7346 D__.. Antioquia 1st 78 ‘57 __. Antioquia 2d 78'57 new Antwerp Argentin Hh Argent] Argentine Belgium svn T Belgium 78 ‘66 .caeaue Berlin 634860 Berlin Elec 6 Berlin Elec 6%s "69... Brazil 6%s '26-'51 Brazil 634 10344 103 105% 581¢ Buen A 4%s-4%s 78 Buenos Alres 4%8-3%8°77 Pv Buenos A C6%8°55 _ Buenos A 68’61 st Pv. Bulgaria 7867 July coupon off .. Buigaria 7%s 68 May coupon off e Canada 2%s " Canada 3 3% 10034 8034 19 2034 - 1015 Chiie 6s 'Sl Jln - Chile 68’61 Febr...... Chile 63 '61 Septocae.. Chile 6862 __. Chile 7s "42__ Chile Mtg Bk 6 | Chile Mtg Bk 6s "62 Chile Mtg Bk 6%s '57. Chile Mtg Bk 6% '61_ Colombia 63 ‘61 Jan__. Colombia 63 *61 Oc Col Mtg Bk 7s *46. Jopenhagen 4148 '63.__ Conenhagen 63 '52_. Cordoba 78’42 Prv____ Coste Rica 78 A 51 Cuba 58 °14-'43 Cuba 5% 45 Denmark 43 Denmark 638 '55 .. Denmark 68 "42-aceen Estonia 7867 ceeeee. Finland 6s*45. Frameric In T%s T Ger C Bk A 6s °60 July Ger C Ag Bk 68'60 Oct Ger Gen Elec 6. Ger Gen Elec 6% Ger Gov 53 Ger Gov 6% Ger Prv & City Bk con Ag 6%s *5 13% | 134 | 223§ | 2235 2085 ]I)l 61 983 101y 105 % 106% { 10435 10435 3134 32% 2873 29 2% 41 25 24 41 25% 24 29 3014 26% 29 3034 2634 99 22% 82 67 85 i 99y 258 i 68 9% 5% 5% 83 66 Ger Rep 78 °49 un s Hait1 6s 52 | Hung Con M T4%s 45 unmat coupon on.... Italy 78°51 Ital PUCra 7s '52_— Japan 6% "65 .. Japan 6%s 64 -— Karst 65 *43 ct st prin_ Kreug&Toll bs 69 cfs_ Lombard Elec 78 '62_ Medelin 6%s ‘54 Mex 48 '10-"45 5% 5% 8% 105 66 Mex sf 5s ’45 ass! Mex 68 ‘33 asst g Milan 6%s ‘63 i Minas Geras 6%s 69 Sept coupon on.._ New So Wales 55 "57_ New So Wales 68 '58__ Nord Ry 6%8 60 e Norway ¢%s '65. % 215 10435 1043 w05 108 1103 1103 10134 1007 1024 10134 108% 1023 Norway 68’63 _. Norway 6543 Norw Hy Elec 6%s 57 Nuremberg 6s °52. Oriental Dev 65 ’53. Oslo 4%8 ‘65 OsloG & E s Paris Orl Ry 5%s /68 Peru 6s'60___. Peru 6861, Peru7s Queensland 6s°47 ... .| Rhinelbe Un Rhine W El P 6 RiodeJan6%s 53 Aug coupon Riode Jan 3s 46 April coupon off . Rio Gr do Sul 6s '68 June coupon off.___ Rome 6%8"53._______ Sao Paulo C t%- 51 May couponoft ___. Sao Paulo St 65 '68 July coupon Sao Pat 89 2814 4954 10534 105§ 6% Tl 6% 7615 % Y Sllesia l’fov T8 °68. e Sydney 5248 56 . Taiwan Elec 538 71 Tokio E L Ltd 6353 Trondhjem §%8°'67._ 2. Warsaw 78’58 Yokohama 68’61 81}§ DOMESTIC BONDS. Ex) 47 10334 1083 10836 3 10834 108}4 1084 AlbPer WP6s'48ww 80 80 80 Alb&Sus 3% s 46 grd_. 1045 10414 104} 10134 101 101 983 98 98y 814 + | Bkiyn Man T ¢ 96% | s - FINANCIAL. THE EVENING STAR WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, NOVEMBEB 30, 1936 L . W BONDS ON N. Y. STOCK EXLHANGE D. C. Firm Offers High. Low. Close. Anaconda deb 4% 'IO Anglo-Chil Nit 7 Ann A 1stex in 4s°95_ Ark& MB&T bs'64.. Arm &Co 4%8°39rg... ArmourDel)1st 4’65 it igh. Low. Close. b 10634 10834 1063 29% 3035 39%4 T4 2% T4 10434 10434 10434 1041 104} 1043 10034 10034 10034 110§ 11014 110 11084 110§ 11085 116 118% 116 %s Int TAT ¢ %8s ’fl_— Int T&T 6866 . — .o Iowa Cent 1st&rfés’S1 102% 102% 9934 sy 8% L 2% James F & C 48 39.... 100% JonesSL StI ¢ % w'014A 11084 11086 1108 | o 1073 10634 10634 21 27 27 10834 1047 104% 98), 98 98) 9614 96149634 106'4 1064 106} 621 617 62 63 53 53 1083 103 103 106 106 106 10934 108§ 10834 79% 19 19 11634 11536 11534 9274 923§ 92% 91 903§ 904 903 90}§ 90)1 10134 101 101% 10434 1043 10435 - 1067 10634 106§ Bot Con M 6%s 34 ct_ Bklyn Cy RR 68 *41 | Bklyn Ea con 3% Bklvn Un E} Bklyn Un Ga: Bklyn Un Gas s 'B'l B Buff R&P con 448 Bush Term con b Bush Term Bldg (| BY-Prod Ck 538 45 Camag 78’42 ctfs____. Can'dian N R 438 56 Can'dlan N R 4%8 57. Can’dian N R 4%s '55. Can‘diap N 68’69 July. Can’dian N R 68’69 Oct Can'dian N db 63 8°46. Can’dian P db 4s perp. Can’'dian Pac 434860 Can‘dian Pac 58’44 cf; Can’dian Pao b CaroCl & O 6s Central Fdry cv 5s Central Fdry cv 6s ‘41 Cent of Ga con 68 *45 .. Centof Garf 6%s'59. Cent [1l E& G 68 '51 Cent Pac 6s '60. Cert’d deb 6% Champ P& F ¢ %850 Chesap Ccv bs 44 Chesap Corp 6847 ... Ches £03%s'96 D_. Ches &0 3%s 96 E__.. C & O gen 4%48°92 1,§ '92 reg-. n 63’39 L& A 1t 45502 'm S V 5541 &Qgen 48 | ChiGrt West 48°59 __ Chi Ind & Lou 4s’47__. Chi | & L gen 68 '6! ChiInd & L gen 6s CMA&StP 4s 'l9.9 CM&StP&P adj 632000 Chi & NW gen 3%s '87 Chi & NW gen 4s ‘87 hi & NW gen 4s'87 st Chi & NW 438 2037 Chi & NW 4148 2037C. Ch1 & NW 4% 8’49 | Chi & NW 4%8'87 Chi & NW gen Ch1 & NW rf 6s 2037 C&NW Nr W 6%s'36. Chi R 1&P rf 48 '34 | Chi R 1&P rf 483 Chi R 1&P ren Chi R I&P 4588 ctfs. Chi R 1&P 434852 Chi Un Sta 3%s Chi Un Sta 4863 | Chi& W Ind 4% Childs & Co b8 '43 Chile Cop deb s | Cin Un Ter 3%s D gt CCCAStLrt4%s871 8 CCC&St L ref 63 °63 D Clev Un Tel ¢%s"17__ Clev Un Term 6313 B Clev Un Ter 6%s 72 A Colo Fuel & Iron 63’43 Colo Fuel & Ir 58 '70__ Colo & S0 4%3'80 . Columbia G& E bs Columbia G&E 5 Com Inv Trust 3 Cons Coal Del Cons EA NY 3%s ‘66 n ConsGasN Y 4 51 Consol Oi1 3%s°51___. Consum P un 334s '65. Cons Pwr 3%s°70 Consum Pwr 3% s 65 Crane Co 3%8 '51. Crown Will P 68 ‘61_.. Cuba RR 1st 63 '63._. Cuba RR 68’36 Cuba RR ref 1%, Cuba Northn 6%s'¢2.. DenG& E 68’51 DenG & E 63°61 st_. Den & R G con Den & R G 4% Den & RGW 4% Dul S8 & At 6831 Duquesne Lt 3%s ‘5! East Cuba S 7%4s 37 K Cuba S 1%s 37 ctf ETV&Gacnb5s’56 ;| El Paso Nat G 4%s'51 El Paso Nat G 4%s'46. Eriecons 48°96 .. Erle gen 43 '96. Erfe ref 58 *67. Erie ref 6876 e Farb'ks Morse 4 Fed L & Tr int Fla EC Ry 4%8'59__. FlaECRy68"14.____ Fla E CRy 6874 ctfs. 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Laclede Ga: 9954 104% 10434 56 554 515 B1% 913 9135 913 109% 1094 102 9934 84% 3% 1% * | 1ative convertible pref, 9954 1043 5534 s1% | oy 1093 Preferred Shares Of Atlas Plywood An issue of 70,000 shares of cumu- stock (par value $20, annual dividend §1.25) of Atlas Plywood Corp. wu offered today at $25 per share and ac dividends by Van Alstyne, Noel & Co. of New York and James M. Johnston 10435 10435 10434 | & 00 of Washington. 115 10024 10024 115 1004 The proceeds of the sale will be ing 5% per cent gold debentures and any balance will be applied to corpo- 11836 11834 11834 | rate purposes. After giving effect to 1003 100} 0% 69 69% 69 1105 O 69 the redemption of the debentures and the cancellation of common stock held for their conversion, capitaliza- . 1013 101% 1015 | tion will consist of 70,000 shares of Lautaro Nit Lebh C&N 43%s '54 A-_ Leh & N E RR 4 G‘.. Leh Val Coal 68’64 Leh Valley Har 6s *54. Leh V P con é%s 2003. Leh V RR con s 2003. Ligg & Myers s '51... 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Pere Marq 1st 6» ‘56 Phila BEW 43%8 77 PCC&StL 4 Pitts&W Va 434858 A Pitts&W Va ¢%s ‘59 B Pitts&W Va 44360 C Port AC&D6s’'S3 A Port Gen E) 438 '60 __ Postal Tel &C 6558 . Pressed Stl Car 58’51 Prov Sec deb 43’57 Pure O1l 4 %s ‘50 ww_. Pure Oil 438 "50 xw._. Purity Bak 63 *43. R-K-O 63°¢1___. Reading Jer C4s ‘1. % | Reading R ¢%8°97 B 01 101 166 168 1% 1% 653 - 6634 93§ 6934 69} 102 lfl)( 101% 98 983 A Republio 8t 434861 Republic Stl 4348 50 Republic St 6% 54— Cop 434858 Richfield Ofl 68 *44-_—. m [ ] etfs. 98% | R 1 A&L 15t 4348 ‘3¢ . 105 Loriliard 78 "44 caeee. 133 - 1065 . 10434 . 104 105 344 83% 33 82 105 106 84 33 the new preferred and 209,360 com- mon shares, of which 70,000 will be reserved for conversion. 106% 105! 1051 | ‘The corporation is one of the world's 10434 1045 104% | largest manufacturers of plywood 106% 105% 105% packing cases, plywood panels and 8% 3% 713% c office is in 104141056 Lo e m’?’ ugm egdnomhn owns mui 108} 7084 694 10834 70 plants in Maine, Vermont, North Carolina, Michigan and Canads. Its 7514 74% 743 |lumber holdings cover about 60,000 85 126 135 101 124 843 126 135 101 124 133 98% 981 9754 10914 1 9% 106 1041 104% 83 83 83 56 65244 9744 10934 3 107 104% 841 10774 78§ 10714 { 11 ¢ 105'¢ &« 1044 96 94%4 100%§ 251 a7 105% 10515 1043 10435 29 29 10734 10734 111 111% 16/ 11615 1073 1075 101 101 108 108 m 1104 . 10454 1043 1003% 1003 128 128 1085 10634 993 991§ 105% 105 104 10634 10614 10334 1028 115% 1183 1105 1104 11 110% 113% 11815 107% 1073 121 120% 121 1213 oM 9T 163 163 100 106% 106% 48 4T zlx un u;‘ Wabash 24 6839 . 96 l” flfi 95 95 94¥% 943§ 9415 | Walwortb ¢s°55. 95 95 105% 1053 105% | Warner-Quin 6339 _. 78% 784 173y | Warren Br 6s 85 126 135 101 124 ym 9734 109§ m 99% 106 10434 104% 4 | higher. 107 66 126% 10034 100 9914 ¢ | Seabd A L ret 4s 6! 3¢ | Stlesian Am 7841 1045 29 10736 1113 1161 10734 101 108 110% 10434 1003 a6k 461§ "0'( 101 123 10634 9914 105% 104 10614 1025 115% 1105 11 18% 10734 121 121% Fi 16} 100 100 = o e Udl P& L 68’59 ww. 1043 1053 106% 48 125 95 acres, Washington Produce Range of prices BUTTER—] to gathered from wholesale dealers (p: on Philadeibhia: and One-pound print Stores to (90 score), (2 score), 0 score), . 872a0; light hogs, 9a9¥e; medium eavies, 814 HYea auiei Toushs, bass calves, Sa10%a: lamber Pnce» paid shippers. net f.0.b. Washing tol the United States Bureau of Mnculmul Economics: EGGS—Market steady to firm. United States Government led white extras. ds, large. 1 _cent ts. 20a31; hennery whites. 35a37. = Government graded and dated white eggs (net prices paid lhllbffl, f.o0.b. Washington): U. 8. extras. large. 41: U. 8. extras, mediums. 343 U. 8. stand” ards. large. 39. TRY — I‘lrke! .enenll! 16818 No. 25 #a10. Chickens hrollnu and fryers. 17 Delaware Crosses. 18a17: mxed colors. 19815, Guineas. youne. 2 pounds and up. 40 each: under 2 pounds, 25830, old guineas. 25a30 each, Fruits and Vegetables. Sales in large lots by original receivers up to & a.m_ today. \BBAGE—One South Carolina arrived: two broken five unbroken cars on track. 8upp! mand light: market steady. roli 173-bushel _hampers. Dointed type, 1.00: Flotida. truck receipts. 11a-bushel hampers. domestic round type. 160, New York, 50-pound sacks. domes- tie Toupd type. V5a! RROTE N0 broLen car on_ track light: market steady. Wentern Jetiuce crates. 6-doren. 7. CAULIFLOWER—One Californi ar- rived; one unbroken car on track. S8up- | Blies light: demand_slow: market wea) California. erates. 1. CELERY—Seven California arrived: five broken and nine unbroken cars on track. Supplies liberal: demand slow: market dull. California. )2 crates. individually washed and precooled. *2.5( t FooEol craion o the Toush. 1.78; few 2.00:" %3 crates, in the rough, 1.50 178, 5 CE—Five _California arrived: seven broken and six unbroken cars on track. rnllfl moderate: demand light; market dull Iceberg tvpe. 5-doz Plnrldl l"x-bulht Boston type, 2.00a2.50. METAL MARKET. NEW YORK, November 30 (#.—Cop steady: t}-um\fll_; spor and future. 10 750 ;1o DO 35; East St. Louls, 505" Zine, 8t. Louis spot and future, 5.05. Iron, 0B, Eastern Pennsylvania, Alabama. 15.50. High. Low. 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The investment house in a letter to customers, also called at- tention to possibility of “bookkeeping balance” in the Federal budget by the end of the present fiscal year and cautioned against paying high pre- miums on Federal obligations matur- ing after September, 1937, in expecta~ tion of getting privileges for mhlcflp- tion to new issues. Under a balanced budget the cor- poration noted, the Government may have to pay off in cash part of its maturing debts. The letter set forth the belief the Reserve Board would act by ordering another increase in reserve require- ments of member banks, similar to its order last August for a 50 per cent boost in the deposits members must keep at the reserve banks. Part of the surplus “locked up” by the first move, however, has been off- set by a renewed rise of the excess accompanying a further inflow of gold. “This action, if taken,” the letter added, “will be to prevent undue credit expansion made possible by the im- portation of gold. Gold is evidently going to continue to flow towards this country because the output of newly- mined gold is much larger than normal and our price of gold is high and hold- ing up the world price. The purchase by foreign interests of our securities brings additional gold.” NEW ORDERS TOP LUMBER OUTPUT Production and Shipments Re- stricted in Month by Mari- time Strike. The lumber industry during the week ended November 21, 1936, stood at 57 per cent of the 1929 weekly average of production and 55 per cent of 1929 shipments. Reported new orders were again appreciably above production and shipments, both of which have been restricted this month by the maritime strike. National production reported during the week ended November 21, of 3 per cent fewer mills was approximately equal to output of the preceding week; shipments were 1 per cent above, and new orders 3 per cent above that week, according to reports to the National Lumber Manufacturers Association from regional associations covering the operations of important softwood and hardwood mills. Reported new business during the week ended November 21 was 13 per cent in excess of production; ship- ments were 7 per cent below output. Reported new business of the previous week was 9 per cent above produc- tion; shipments were 8 per cent below output. Production in the week ended November 21 was shcwn by reporting softwood mills 6 per cent below the were 6 per cent above and orders 12 of the corresponding week last year, MONTREAL SILVER. MONTREAL. November 30 (#).—Silver futures opened steady, 5 to 15 lower. De- cember, 45.45. May, 45.95; September. ON REAL ESTATE at 59 Monthly Payments if Preferred Our Real Estate Officers Invite You to Confer The WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY Get the Facts about our MORTGAGE LOAN PLAN EARN how it lowers your interest costs . . . how * it puts your principal pay- ments on a more conveni- ent basis. Thousands of property owners endorse the plan. Ask us about it. WEAVER BROS ¢ REALTORS Mortgage Loan Corverpmdont Maropeliten Life Inmrencs Compary WASHINGTON BUILDING DISTRICT 9486 corresponding week of 1935; shipments | per cent above shipments and orders | FINANCIAL. Plan Is Expected For Abitibi Power Early Next Year By the Associated Press. NEW YOEK. November 30.—It was mpofled financial circles that a plan reorganization for Abitibi Power & Paper Co., Ltd., will be ready for pres- entation to security holders early next year. The plan iz being prepared by a committee representirg holders of the first mortgage bonds series “C.” ‘The company has been in receiver- ship since it defaulted interest pe: ment on the first mortgage series “A™ bonds June 1, 1932, —_— NEW YORK BANK STOCKS ORX, November 30 um.—New Yol’k !Oeunw rs’ Association: (Quotations as of 2 o'clock.) Bk of Man ((l ‘/?) Siving T (60> Manufacturers Tr Msouacturers Tr Public (17 s a % S CRUDE OIL PRICES. TULSA. Okla.. November 30 (.—Base erude oil prices Mid-Continent area—Oklahoma-Kansas, gravity scale. 86¢ to $1.1%: North and North gravity scale. 84c to $1.08: West Texas (Permias 75 0c: North iy scale, T8¢ 1o "Rocky Mountain uzn—&clt Creek, Wyo., gravity scale. 94c to § Eastern area — Penmylvml- grade (Bradford-Allegany). $2.45: same grade in Southwest_Pennsylvania lines. $2.1 grade in Eureka lines. in Buckeye lines, $1.97; ety RUBBER FUTURES. NEW YORK. November 30 (#.—Crude rubber futures opened bareiy steady. 5 to 5 lower.. Decomber, 1847818 48; March, 18.50; May, 18.50, Investments First Mortg: 1 5 /2 0 Real Elhtc Notu Secured by new dwellings in N.W. section of Washington. Bradley, Beall & Howard, Inc. 2, Soiablished Nearly fo Years Southern Bids. First MorTcace Loans D|smct of Columbio— Nearby Marylond — and Virginig— Homes Apartments Business Properties Terms from 3 to 15 Years Also Monthly Payment Loans Randall H. Hagner & Co. Incorporated (4] FIRST TRUST LOANS Long-term REFINANCING . . . Lowest Rates . . . 3-Year Con- struction Loons ., . . 3% 3Y%2% BOSS & PHELPS MO!“(‘AG{ co. Loan Correspondent John Hancock Mutual Life Tns. Co. 1417 K 8t. N.W. NA. 9300 Money for Co.l.:ndiol Loans Loans on Improved Properties 2% FIRST DEED OF TRUST ONLY GEORGE . BORGER GIVEN that purs mnn‘l of an Indenturs under said Indentur rel I’lncllul monn: of $3 37, at_the redemption Toa% of the rincipal thereo:, og: with the .ccm&’ interest thereod i i Accordingly, “F‘"‘ .urrendu to the sald Reustur American Security and Trust Company. at its principal office, and Pznnlylvl 5 foresaid bond: of cal Tedeription a5 aforesaid. togcther with a1l unmatured coupons appertaining theretos the principal amount of said the premium of denture, will be b S5a 'the Tnterest parable on Janiary 937. on said bonds will be paid to the olders of the coupons appertaining to said bonds maturing on such Said bonds will become due and 1937, at the pla pro 1937 will cease to draw interest. upons maturing d_the subseauently fo said a-te Wil be void. gistered bo accompanied by duly executed *mstruments of sssin- Bent and tra Batea November 73. J938. E CL! CH. UB. By B PRESCOTT CATLEY, Prestdent, HOME LOANS to buy, build or refinance INTEREST 5 % as low as PAYMENTS as low as per $1,000 COLUMBIA BUILDING ASSOCIATION 716 11th St. N.W. MORTGAGE LOAN CORRESPONDENT| New York Life Insurance Co.. For Purchasing a Home or RE-FINANCING EXPIRING TRUSTS NO COMMISSION CHARGE NO RENEWALS REQUIRED Terms Arranged on Easy Monthly Payments —-uu-m.n-n. Interest BUILDING Mortgage Money For CONSTRUCTION LOANS and LOANS ON IMPROVED PROPERTY in the Listrict of Columbia Nearby Maryland and Virginia 5Y2% Prompt Action B.F.SAUL CO. 925 15th Street Natl. 2100 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 ourraBLe Co-0PERATIVE A'SSOCIATION 915 F STREET N.W. Organized 1879 We take pleasure in announcing the opening of a Second Board Room on Our Mezzanine i for those of our customers desiring specialized services. Harriman & Keech Members of New York Stock Ezchange 815 Fifteenth Street N.W. NATIONAL 1600 GEORGE A. GARRETT REISIDENT PARTNER FERRY K. HEATH RESIDENT PARTNER