Evening Star Newspaper, December 8, 1936, Page 19

NANCIAL GURB LIST TENDS TOHIGHER LEVELS Buying Widens in Some Oils, Utilities and Industrial Specialties. B the Associated Press. NEW YORK, December 8.—The Curb market looked up & bit today after a slow start. Buying widened in some oils, utilities and industrial specialties, giving the list a fair sprinkling of plus signs in late trad- Aluminum Co. of America climbed about 13;. Advances ran from frac- tions to around a point in Columbia Oil & Gasoline, Great Atlantic & Pacific, Northern States Power A, Newmont, and National Rubber Ma- chinery. Pittsburgh Plate Glass, American Light & Traction and American Gas & Electric were lower. Jersey Standard Advances Price For Heating Oil BY the Associated Press. NEW YORK, December 8—Stand- ard Oil Co. of New Jersey today ad- vanced the price of No. 1 heating oil in tank cars to 5 cents from 4.625 cents at New York and Baltimore and to 5 cents from 4.875 cents at Norfolk, .Charleston and Wilmington. Light No. 1 was also advanced to 5 cents at New York, Baltimore, Norfolk and Charleston, CURB BONDS DOMESTIC BO! Alabam Pw {l3s '67 Alabama Pow 55 . Alabama Pow 5s ' R Low. Noon. Wna, faty goly Z10d3, mv 1043 T 1031 102te 1030 210612 10612 Z106 1043 1053 106 104 1043 [ 62 35 301 Pars e C 84" 8 Bel Tel Can 35 Brmham Gas 1-»;5- o' B3 4 105% .)8__ 1035 1038 1053 101% 101% 101% A ‘63 77 ltl;,h hli'; 103% 103 'z u-'f 2 5i en Util 1st 55 69 Ken Util 6235 D 48 xington Ut 5¢ Sta A% 0% 0% 100% 100% 100% KR RR ' R R SEReRE =& SRR DI, SRS 32232 SR R 20 gvOpr 400y @ P ppn amalh . o == o 5} ~ L7 N LR EEEEE P L e (& 5} > s Sias ‘21 mat. nit Indus 6%s ‘41 ww—With warra xv—iwuhcut i wi When tasued a0 Ded. flu:o't’a.mmv Tmpaired by maturity. fCompanies reported in receivership, Isarco Hvd E 7 endo Pr 4s 51 st gl de_Jan_ 6155 '59 - FEDERAL LAND BANKS HY.on.x December 8 (P).—Federal s 2R23528323 P s RWRITRIIRI ESRES SR SHORT-TERM SECURITIES. (Reported by Chas. D. Barney & Co. Bd Amer, Tel, & Tel ?,""1.‘,2-’,3 é.m. Pk. ! mfi"& ¥ - ool Zon S &5 ¥ S33XR | IR22 5332 23823 22 ooy S0 * s et ottt s et 23335523en5002 e oot e e o e o 12238 B35S & NFSF o o B ot | Creole Pet (a50c) | Crocker-Wh a10c_ NEW YORK CURB MARKET) . BHESAPEAKE CORP. By private wire direct to The Star. Stock and Sales— Dividend Rate. Add 00. Hizh. Aero Supply (B).. 13 &% Air InvestorsInc. 1 8% Alr Investcvpf_.. Low. 55, [ L % 3 12 » 9 Ala Pwrpf (6) .. 100 70} 70 170 Allen Indus (1) Alum'n Co of Am Alum Am pf 3113 50s 125 Alum Good sa%0c.. Alum'n Ltd Alum’n Ltd cu pf_ Am Afrlines. Inc Am CitP&L B e Am Cynam B t60c Am & For Pw ww._ AmFork&H (1)~ Am G&E (1.40) . Am Gen C'p (#50c) 12 Am GenCopf (2) 60s Am Hard Rubber. 160s Am Lt&Tr (1.20). 4 Am Mfg Co (a3) __ l!bl Am Maracaibo Am Superpower _ Am Thread pf 25¢c. Anchor Post F __ Angostura (20¢) . Arcturus Radio T. Ark Nat Gas Ark Nat G cu pf_ Ark Nat Gas (A) .. Art Metal W t60c. Ashland Oll & Ref Asso Gas & Elec._ AssoG&E (A) . 0G&E 85 pf_. Assoc Invest (12) 100s Atl Coast Fisher. Atl Coast La23 Atlas Corp (a80c) Atlas Corp war. Austin Silver Auto Products Auto Vot M(150¢c) Ax-Fisher(3.20)A 100s 3 Bab & Wil a2.85 50s 128 Baldw L bd rts(d) 20 334 Barium Stain Stl 28 44 Bau(L)7% 1stpf_ los 98 Bellanca Afreraft 11 Bell Tell Pa pf 613 10s 122} Berkey&Gay FCo 14 Berk&GF pur war 1 Bickfords pf(234) 28s Bliss Co (E W) Blue Ridge Cal0c Blue Ridge cv pf 3 Blumenthal 8 Botany Cons (d) Bourjois (a7sc) Bower R B (a2%). Bowman-Biltmore Bowmn-Bilt 2d pf Bridgep't Mch al_ Brill Corp (A) Brill Corp pf Brown Co pf 860 Brown F & Walsc 12 Brown Forman __ 1 Buckeye PL (3)__ 60s Buff N&Epf 1.60.. 1 Cable & Wire(A)_. Zable & Wire(B) Can Hy El 1st pf 6 Can Ind Alco (B) - Can Marcont Carlb Syndicat Carman& CoB __ Carnation Co (1) Caro L&P pf (7) - Carrier Corp Catlin Corp ta40c) Celanese pr pf (7) 50« Celanese 1st pf(7) ‘lh Celluloid Corp Celluloid 1st pf 18 l”u Cen Hud G&E 80¢ 1 Cent & 8 W Util 3 Cent States Elec 26 Cent St E1 6% pf 76« Centrif Pipe t40c 2 Chief Consol ____ 1 ChildsCopf ... 80s Cities Service 87 Cities Service pf 1 Cit Sve P&L $7 pf 100+ City Auto S(t60c) & Clev E 11 lum(t2)- Clev Tractor Club Aluminum Cohn & Rose a3lc Colon Dev Ltd 5 Colo Fuel&lr war 46 Colum G&E pf(5) 616 Columb O& G a20c 340 Com'with Ed (74) 1 Com'with& S war 19 Com'u‘ty P&L 1st bUs Community W 8 Compo Shoe M 1 Cons Alreraft . _ Consol Copper Consol Retail Strs Contl Oil (Mex) Cont’l Roll & S Fy Cook P & Var 160c Cooper Bessemer Cooper Bess pf A Cord Corp Corroon & Reyn Cosden Oil Me (d) Cosden(Me)pf(d) 1 26 couenunECsn 1 2 . 4 E NHEN N ANGC e AN OO~ O R AR NED = Croft Brewing Crowley Milner Crown Cent P afc Crown C Intl A $1. Crown Drug (40¢) Cusi Mex Mining - Darby Petr (50c). Davenport H (1) Dayton Rubber Derby Oil & Ref __ Det Gray Ir (20¢). Dohler Die C (al). Dow Chem (2.40) . Driver Harris (1) Dubelier Condens Durham Hos (B) .. Eagle Pitch L 40¢c East'n G&F Asso East'n G&F pf(6) 10ts East G&F p pf 415 100, East'n Malle Ir 2 100s East'n States Pwr 1 East'n St Pw (A). 4 kasy WM B tsve. ¢ Eisler Elec (asc) 28 Elec Bond & Share 85 ElecB&Spf (5).. 2 Elec B& S pf (6) 1 Elec Shareholding 1 Elec Sh pf ww (6) 100s El Shov C 1st pf 300s Elg Nat Watchaz 26 Emp G&F 6% pof Emp G&F 6% % pf Emp G&F 7% pt Emp G&F 8% p* Emsco Derrick t1. Equity Corp Europ'n El bd rts_ Evans Wall Lead Ex-C-O A&T té0c. Fairchild Av new. Falstaff Br (a1%) Fanny F C (150c) - Ferro Enam(a3) Fisk Rubber = FlaP&Lpt Ford Ltd a181-10¢ Ford (Can) A (1) Fox (P) Brew 80¢c Froedt'tcv pf 1.20 1 Gen Alloys Gen El Ltd a56%¢ Gen Firepr'f t40c_ Gen Invest Corp - 1 100¢ 808 2 27 15 3 1 1 [ 3 2 L 0s 68 . 1 3 50, Gen Outdoor pt $6 100¢ Gen TeleC'pal3s 1 Gen Tire & Rub 1 Georgia Pw pf (6) 26s 88 Glen AldenC (1) 11 Godchaux Sug(B) 25 Goldfield Consol 1 Gorham pf ww 608 Gorham vtcex(1). 1 Grand Natl Films. 6 Gr Rap Var(160c) 1 GrayTelPS(1).. 1 Grt ASPTnv 16 40s 12134 Grt A&PT 1stpf 7 26s Greenfleld T& D_. Groe Store Prod.._ Guardian Invest__ Gulf O11(Pa) (1) Hall Lamp (80c).. Hartman Tobacco Harvard Brewery. Hazeltine (a2%)_. Helena Rubenst'n. Heyden Ch (12) .. Holophane (a90¢) Horn&Hard t1.f Hudson BM&S (1) Humble Ofl (11) _ 10 ¢ Huylers(Del)(d). 2 Huyl pf stpd (d) 1508 lfl( Hydro l:lu Secur.. l Hygrad anuc Bylv(fl) !:: 111 Pwr & Lt §6 pf 2500 Tllum Shrs(A)(3). $6» Imp Ofl Ltd » Ind’n Ter Il O(A) Indiana PL (t40¢) - SHMpNR~A Suae 13 a3 14 5% 22% 183 120 6€0s 13034 128 ;:K s lm 184 lm 3% nu 109 uo 1% 534 uY 234 834 | Nat Fuel Gas (1)_ 1 9% | N Y Shipbldg Stock and Sales— Dividend Rate. Add 00. lllh. ':l' 2:88. Indiana Sve 6%pf. 108 IndusFinvie .. 1 Indus Fin 7% pf__ 25 Ins Coof N Am(2)100¢ IntiHy E1S8cvpt 41 Intl Mining(a90c). 26 Intl Mining war... Intl Petr (+134)__. Intl Products_____ Intl Util (A) —eae Intl Util (B) ___ Int Util pr pf $6% Intl Vitamin(50c) 3 Interst HoM 12% 2 Interst P(Del)pt.- 80 Inv Royalty (3¢). 1 -Iron Firemen(11).100s Irving AirCh (1). ¢ Ltal Superpwr(A). Ital Sup’'pwdrts_. Jacobs(FL)Co(1) Jeanette Gla40c _ JerCen P&Lpt 5% Jonas & Naum.___. Kans City P 8 vte. KanCity PSpf A Ken RT&L A a75¢ Kingston Prod 40c 152 Kirby Petr (20c) 107 Kirkland LG (6c) 1 £ 10 L 1 24 208 1 L] L] 1 268 Knott Corp (20¢c). 9 Koppers pf (6) -__100s Lake Sh M (t4) _. 4 Lakey Fy & Mach. Lefcourt Realty.. Leh Coal&N a60e.. Leonard Ol Lion Oil Ref (l)- Lit Brothers Locke St Ch 80 Lockheed Aircraft Lone Star G a60c. Long Island Lig . Long I L pf A(7)_ La Land (40c) _. La Pw&Lt pf (6)_ McCord Rad (B) .. McWilliams D (13 Mangel Stores Master Elec (al1)_. Mem Nat G(as0c). Merch&M A al5c.. Merritt Chap &S 16 Merritt C& S pf A 300s Mesabi fron Metal Texile(40c) Mich Bumper C___ Mich Sugar pf Mid Sta Pet (A)__ Mid Sta Pet (B) - Mid-WAbras a10¢ Midld O cvpf 115 Midl'd St Prod(2) 15 3 508 1 % | Minn Min&M?(11) 508 Moh H P&L 1st(7) 50s Mohawk H 2d pf b0s Molybdenum Corp 108 { Montr HLt&P 13 2 | Moore Dist (150c) 4 Moore D rts Dec2l 60 Mount Prod (60c). Mueller Brass t1.. Nat Auto Fib 1% _. Nat Bellp Hess Nat Bd&Sh(a4%). Nat Contain a50c_ B an wanEean Nat Mfg & Stores_ Nat P& Lt pf (6) 100s Nat Rubber Mach 102 Nat Service X NatSugar NJ (2) 2 Nat Transit (75c). 4 Nat Union Radio.. & Nebel (Oscar) _ 1 Neisner Br pf (7)_ 258 Neptune Met (A) . 2 New Brad Oal0c N E Tel&Tel a61; New Haven Clock N J Zine ( § | Newmont M as¥ Y Auctionas¥e 2 N Y & Hound (1) 1508 N Y Pw&Lt pf (7). 10s 2 N Y Water Svcpf 10s Niag Hud Pw Niles-Bem-P (al). | Nipissing (asue) . North Am Ut Sec North'n Europ Oil 127 Nor Ind P S pf (3) 1us Nor Ind P S pf 313 bus North States P A 8 North'st Eng a1z 1 Okla Okla Oldetyme Distil 4 | Overseas S (as0c) % | PacG&E1st(1%) 1 Pacific P&L pf(7) 20s Pac Public Service 1 Pac Tin spec (12) 85us Pan-Am Air (1)__. 4 PantepecOll ___ 24 Pender Groc (B) .. 1 Peninsular Tel(1) 50s Pennroad (a2bc) .. 17 Penn G&E (A)1%. 1 Penn-Mex Fasbc. 2 Penn P& L (7). __ Phoenix Secur Phoenix 8 pf A(3) Pie Bakeries 160c Pierce Gov (a50¢c). Pines Wintfrt(n) Pion'r GM Ltd 80¢c Pitney Bowes 40c Pittsbgh Forging Pits& LE 123 Pitts P1 Gl (aé) _ Plough Inc (1.20). Potrero Susar . Powdrl & Alx 60c. Pressed Met (72).- Producers RHoyal . Propper-McC d) - Prosperity Co (B) Prud Inv (as0c) _ Fub S Colo pf (6)_ 10s Fub Sve Ind pf 3v. Fub Ut Sec pr pf_ 100s Pug Sd P&L $6 pf 900s Quaker Oats (14)_ 10e Ry&Lt Sec(a25c) 100s Rainbow Lum (A) 16 Rainbow Lum (B) Raym'd Con a26c Raytheon Mfg vte Red Bank Reeves (Dan) §0c. Reiter-Foster Reybarn Co a25c_. Reynolds Invest . Richm'd Radtator. Roosevelt Field .. Root Petr (a25c)- Rossia Intl Corp_. Rustless Ir&Stl__. Ryan Consolid'd.. St Regis Paper . 42 St Regis Paper pf lwc Schulte R E(d) - Secur Corp Gen ... Sexal Lock& H __ Seiberling Rubber Selby Shoe (2) .. Selected indus SelIndallcfs 5% 6&os » mantossutasa 21 268 1 L 2 ki 1 2 3 2 2 2 19 2 1834 | Seversky Alrcrait 98 83§ | Smith-Cor (a35c) 3 | Southn Union Gas. b0t 103 i Shattuck Den Min 12 Sherwin-Will (4) 150 Sher-Will pf(5)n_ 10» Shrev-El Dor Pi 13 Singer Mfg Ltd rcts (a28 4-5¢) . Sonotone C (altc) So Penn Oil(t1%) South'nColoP A.. Southn P L 20¢ _- Southl'd Roy 40c._. Spen Chain St 60c. Square D pf A 3.20 50s 4 T 82EERaY po0y Bo¥s8 Spoceotule Stand K Stand Of] Oh a25¢c. Stand Pwr & Lt Stand Prod (a35¢) Stand Si1&L4 (4c) Starrett Corp vte . 3 10034 2 8 b 7 Sza® B xx" 2%38%s00s 8225328 " 00e B850 Sopppbola -uu 1M 12% 434 34 2 136 % 1% ¥ 264 18% U 57 64 844 101§ % % u 10% 1 5% %0 12% | EARNS §1.801,353 Third Quarter Net Compares With $1,814,491 for Same 1935 Period. B the Associsted Press. CLEVELAND, December 8. — The Chesapeake Corp, a Van Sweringen holding company, announced net in- come for the third quarter of $1.801,- 353 and for the nine-month period to October 1 of $5,388,649. These figures compared to net in- come of $1,814491 and $5438852 in the corresponding period last year. The statement reported dividends on common stock to date in 1936 ag- gregated $4,049,426. American Car & Foundry. MNEW YORK, December 8 (F).— American Car & Foundry Co. reported net earnings after normal income tax for the six months ended Octover 31 amounted to $729,376, equal to $3.43 a share on 300,000 shares of 7 per cent preferred stock. This compares with & net loss of $1,731,319 in the same period last year. The company has plants throughout the country. National-Standard. . ‘The National-Standard Co. of Niles, Mich., reported consolidated net in- come for the fiscal year ended Sep- % | tember 30 of $652,122, equal to $4.86 a share on the outstanding capital stock, compared with $348208, or $2.60 a share. the preceding year. In- come was the largest for any year since 1929. The company produces automobile tires. WALGREEN CO. REPORTS GAIN OF 8.7 PER CENT B5 the Assoctated Press. CHICAGO, December 8.—The Wal- green Co. reported November sales totaled 85,328,503, an increase of 8.7 per cent compared with November, 1935, and $5,531,904 in October, 1936. First 11 months sales totaled $56,699,- pared with the corresponding 1935 period. - INVESTING COMPANIES NEW YORK. December R York lecunly Dealers’ Associat: (Noon quotations) Admin Fd ?nd Inc. 2-;.4!' 5 5 5 Fixed Trust Sh B Found Tr <h A Fund nvestors Toé Group Group Sec Invest Shrs~ Inv Tr N Y Co'l A Inv-stors Fd C Inc new_ vestors Fund of Am Keyston Cust, Pund B: | Nation Wide Sec_ Nation Wide_ Votil N Y Bl snrs - oted selectea Tacome Sh Indus cv pf. Pund. =D BB P teed Am Trusteed Industry Shrs Wellington "Pund Stock and Sales— Dividend Rate. Add 00. Hieh Tech Hughes t40c 1 5% Tenn Produets 9 2% Texon Nil & L 60c 5 % Thew Shovel a50¢c 128s 433 Tilo Roof (t50¢c) 2 18y Tishman R & C 3 Tob Prod Exp 15¢ 10 Tonopah Belmont ‘Trans-Lux DP 20e Tri-Contl C war ‘Tubize Chatillion_ Tubize Chatl (A) . Fung-Sol Lamp n ‘Tung-Sol L pf 80c % | Twin Coach(t40c) Ulen & Co 7% % vt Unexcelled Mg Un GasCana22%c Unit Air war Unit Gas C war Unit Gas pf(33%). Unit Lt & Pw (A). Unit Lt & Pw (B). Unit Lt & Pw pf % | Unit M Lta13 2-5¢ Unit Shoe M 2% 50s Unit 8 M pf (1%) 1008 U 8 Finishing 25 U S Finishing pf-. 50s U 8 Foil B (60¢) U S Lines pf U S Radiator . U 8 Rub Reclaim. U S Stores Unit Stores vte.. Unit Verde Ex ( Unit Wal Univ Pictures . UtahP&Lpf$2.91%. 25s 65 Utica G&E pf (7)- 20s 100 Utilittes Pw& Lt. 8 14 Utll PwraLt(B). 1 3% Util Pwr & Lt pf. 800s 263§ Utility Equities 3 & Utllity Eq pf (a7).160s 8634 Util & Ind (new) . Utility & Indus pf. Venezuela Mex O_ Venezuela Petrol._. Waco Alreraft. .. ‘WahlCo . _ Waitt & Bond A . ‘Wayne Pump (5 Wentw’th Mf 1.20 W Va Coal & Coke Westn AirEx a2be. ‘Westn Cart pf(6)- W'n Tab&Sta (1) ‘Will Oi1-O-M ab0c Wilson Jona3% _ ‘Willson Prod (1) Wolverine Port C_. ‘Wolverine T t40c. ‘Woodley Pet t40c. Wright Harg t40c - cubRmma all we LI Ygstn Rtl Door 11 ‘Yukon Gold(a13c) g raes m materials used in the manufactire of | {Eleven-Month Total Up 26 | INANCIA Factory Pay Rolls Now Are a Hundred Million Dollars a Week Larger Than in 1933 SOURCE OF DATA: U. S. BUREAU OF LABOR STATISTICS HUGE GAIN SEE INSEARS VOLUME Per Cent Above Same 1935 Period. B the Associated Press. CHICAGO, December 8 —Sears, Roebuck & Co reported today sales for the eleventh period, from Novem- 743, an increase of 8.2 per cent com- | ber 6 to December 3, totaled $47,870, 763, an increase of 26 per cent com ,pared with the corresponding 1935 period. This volume established a new all- time record for the period and brought | Sears’ sales for the fiscal year to date, fode ,‘"'";rmm January 30 to December 3, to | $435,803,581, an increase of 269 per | cent compared with the corresponding l period last year. | Washington Exchange' SALES. Capital Transit Co.—10 at 141;. Washington Ry. & Elec. pfd.—25 at 111, AFTER CALL. Capital Traction 5s—$1,000 at 93, $500 at 93%. Capital Trausit Co.—10 at 14%,. Potomac Elec. 6% pfd—18 at 11114, Capital Transit Co.—47 at 1413, 22 at 1%, Bid and Asked Prices. BONDS. & plec 33 STOCKS. MISCELLANEOUS. | Chevy Chase Club 5'2s 1 Coi._ Country Clun W. M. Coid Storage 55 _ mer. Tel. & Tel. A Trakatt “Co W, Sseamboat (i) - e¢. Po oid. « ©) Wi . & com. (36) 725 Wash. Ry. & Ei. pfd. (5)_ 11v' M!ANKB AND awsr COMP‘JANII?uo l‘n‘k:.?l‘.eihm n78) . -Ea EEEHE faromes b nae-—u BEER5E 5 American Corcoran (; remen’s_(1.60) ational Union (. TITLE Golumbia, (30) - al Estate (6)_ ISCELLA! (1.80)__ _. e (4 0. ( 5558 M Carpel Corp. Lanston Monot; Mergenthaler Corp, ¥ )y Wawd. "n’h“"h fii sl *Ex dividend. tPlus extras. !5 I Dlld May 15_1836: 50¢c ald Aug. 50: paid Nov. 16. lfl;. 5 !1'2& paid June 30. 1936. —_— NEW YORK BANK STOCKS NEW YORK. December 8 Security Dealers’ Association: (Quotations as of 2 O'Clock.) (7. —New York Bk ol Mln ’('})‘1\ Bk Chase Na Commeteint (B Cont k Tr l!nb_._.. k & T Efpire Tr (1) First Nat (Bos) (2) Elrst Natl (100), B J2sfagk - ERE e ) V& fricfetrs *F d. 13%: Plymouth 14'3: colcrs 3 " o) "1‘:‘ ml‘f r 17 P toms. 14%: old. 13: No. ucks. 'Plu ‘% ”“nfll |ID. 8 small nd colors ‘l up. l' ung. 21: % ,:.o?éz;‘é toes. ou M hhl U. l { Maryland—Fair and not quite s0, | (Purnished by United Sta.es Coast and | Geodetic Burvey.) Seaboard Orders Freight Cars To Cost $2,500,000 BY the Associated Press. BIRMINGHAM, Ala., December 8.— | Seaboard Air Line officials announced | last night the railway had placed an ! order with the Pullman Car & Manu- | facturing Co. at Bessemer, Ala. for | 1,000 all-steel 50-ton capacity freight cars, to cost approximately $2,500,000. In addition, the Seaboard said, an order for locomotives to cost over $600,000 was placed with the Baldwin Locomotive Works of Eddystone, Pa. ‘The orders placed today follow recent orders here by the Seaboard for rail and a latge quantity of track supplies. THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Fair, not quite so cold, lowest temperature about 26 degrees tonight: tomorrow mostly cloudy and warmer, followed by rain or smow by night; gentle to moderate winds, mostly northeast. cold tonight; tomorrow cloudy and | slightly warmer, followed by rain or snow at night. Virginia—Generally fair and not! quite 30 cold tonight; tomorrow cloudy | and slightly warmer, followed by rain ' or snow in south portion. | West Virginia—Mostly cloudy and slightly warmer tonight and tomor- | row, River Report. Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers clear today. Repert for Last 24 Hours. Temp. Byro. 3. Yesterday—, 4. 3 Record for Last 24 Hours. (From noon yesterday to noon today.) Highest. 36. at noon yesterday. Year .t 21, at 7:15 a.m. today. Year Recerd ‘h-untll'- Tlll Year. Highest, 105. on July 1 BVt 0% Tty %5, Humidity fer Last 21 Hours. (From noon yesterday to noon today) | 30 a.m. today. D.m. yesterday. TIDE TABLES. un, un, tomorrow ___ oon. today - Autcmoblle lights must one-nall ‘hour after sumset. PRECIPITATION. Monthly precipitation in menu in the Capital (current month to date; 1936. Ave. 5 be Sesis Weather in Various Cmel. Stations Baro. H'h z.‘:. fall. wm.n' Ahnl = Tex. 40 N. 2 Sl Attanca. Ga. Atlantic City ~ :m zm Baitimore. Md. Birmi g’u i 0. 30.04 am Bismarck. N. Bos! [ tn'lch i today. ot El 51 eenwich ume today.) Amn!_ Cloudy B (Noon. Gr Horta (Fayal) t. rges. lfl'lnlldl- g Canal Zon i"m" ed fl' Chas. D!muy & hl. 36 _ 1014-32 72 101432 HH8 33 2 R 3!_552 355 S5 232, dadsdads? BEEE = oo 3 B 1319190313033 NP SSRE: o 255 & RIS 'y’ 353 b T L R 2z R (S 1 i bttt o it IR 593039 s wunn-wnaumauum:? S5 PR gEvE I by o o R o s 8 0 SYEAR PEAK 3ET BYB. & 0. LOADINGS November Total of 214,381 | Is Best Level for That Month Since 1931. ©pecial Dispateh to The Star. BALTIMORE, December 8 —Car- loadings on the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad for the month of November, | Co. 1936, which was the best November since 1913, totaled 214.381, comprising | 142,168 cars loaded on line and 72,213 | received from connections. This was an increase of 38,765 cars loaded aver[ the month of November, 1935, when the totel was 175,616, consisting of 113,989 cars loaded on line and 61,627 received from connections. For the previous month of October, 1936, total carloadings were 236,677, ! of which 158,234 cars were loaded on | line and 78,433 recsived from con- | nections. I For the week ended December 5 total loads were 50,635, made up of | 34,088 cars loaded on line and 16,547 received from connections. This was | an increase of 10,278 over the same week of last year, when the total was 40,357, of which 26,970 cars were load- | (ed on line and 13,387 received trom‘ connections. | Last weeks' loadings also showed an | increase of 2836 over the previous week (the week ended November 28), | when the total was 47,779. comprising 31,371 cars loaded on line and 16,408 received from connections. RUBBER FUTURES. NEW YORK. December ! #.—Crude rubber futures opened steady. L OFFICIALS RAISE COTTON ESTIMATE 12,407,900 Bales Forecast, Against 12,400,000 Re- port of Month Ago. BY the Assoclated Press. Cotton production this year was es~ timated today at 12,407,000 equivalent 500-pound bales by the Department of Agriculture in its December report. A month ago 12,400,000 bales were forecast. Last year's production was 10,638,000 bales and the average for the five years, 1928-1932, was 14,667,- 000 bales. Acre yield this year is placed at 197.6 pounds, compared witn 199.7 forecast a month ago, 186.3 produced last year and 169.9 the 1928-1932 average. The acreage for harvest this year was 30,054,000 and the abandonment after July 1 was 2.8 per cent of the 30,932,000 acres in cultivation July 1. The acreage picked last year was 27, 335,000 and that in cultivation July 1 was 27,888,000, while two years ago it was 26,866,000 and 27,860,000, Cotton of this year's crop ginned prior to December 1 was reported by the Census Bureau to have totaled 11,494,170 running bales, compared with 9,356,921 for 1935 and 9,019,834 for 1934. The indicated production this year by States is: Virginia, 34,000 bales; North Caro- lina, 612,000; South Carolina, 820,000; Georgia, 1,090,000; Florida, 32,000; Missouri, 310,000; Tennessee, 431,000; Alabama, 1,140,000; Mississippi, 1.910,- 000; Louisiana, 763,000; Texas, 2,945 - 000; Oklahoma, 290,000; Arkansa 1,295,000; New Mexico, 110,000; A:.- zona, 170,000; California, 440,000; a'l other States, 15,000, and Lower Cali- fornia (Old Mexico), 58,000 (not in- cluded in California figures, not in United States total). —_— Texas Corp.—Navy Department awarded a fuel oil contract to Texas (California), subsidiary, for §1,- 515,015. Property Management OU can never imagine all the g important services our Property Management Depart- ment can render in connection with your apartment house and residential properties. REAL service—that is worth all it cost. B. F. SAUL CO. 925 15th St. Nat’l 2100 Mortgage Loans SAFETY FOR YOUR SAVINGS, PLUS INCOME OFFICERS LUTHER C. STEWARD. PRES. 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