Evening Star Newspaper, December 29, 1936, Page 13

FINANCIAL. U. 5. BONDS STAGE -ACTIVE ADVANCE Rail Issues and Polish Loans |z Also Move Up During Session. Bond Averages Rals indipe O Pen Net change. +.1 —1 +.1 +.1 Today, noon 97.3104.0102.0 71.8 Prev. day... 97210411019 T1.7 Month ago. 97.4104.0102.4 71.2 Year ago... 86.51022 998 69.5 1936 high._. 97.9104.4103.1 72.1 1936 low. 86.9101.8 993 67.6 1935 high. 87.8102.2 99.8 704 1935 low____ 764 92.2 845 655 1932 low.. 458 400 646 422 1928 high___101.1 98.9102.9 100.5 10 Low-Yield Bonds. Noon -...113.3 Prev. day. 113.3 Month ago 113.3 Year ago. 110.1 1936 high. 113.5 1936 low.. 110.2 1935 high. 110.7 1928 high. 104.4 1932 low.. 868 (Complled by the Associsted Press.) 87 the Assoclated Press. NEW YORK, December 29.—Rails, United States Government and Polish loans moved briskly ahead in the bond market today. New Haven 6s extended an early gain to more than 4 points on con- sent by Federal Court of interest pay- ments on some of the system’s loans. St. Paul-5s netted more than 3 points. . North Western 4%s, Erie 5s and Great Northern 4'ss improved a little. T HE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, BONDS ON N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE B. & 0. LOADINGS OFF By private wire direct to The Star. TREASURY. High, Low. 2 1013 101, 101 106,12 108,12 1042 1042 102,29 102.29 102,18 toz.22 104.4 1046 107.27 107.27 106.4 1066 108.28 108.28 108.4 108.4 108,18 108.18 109.20 109.21 107.21 107.21 108.22 108,22 110,12 110.12 114.15 114.18 115.18 116.20 .31 109.21 109,21 12132 1217 12132 2155 1949-58 238 194547 38 1951-55 3348 1946-49_ 3345 1949-52 381941 A8 1944-46 338 1940-43June 3% 5 1941-43 Mar_ 33,8 1943-47_ 3% % 1946-5 4= 1944-54 43 8-3148 1943 15 4% 81947 FEDERAL FARM MORTGAGE. 2% 519424 1043 1043 1043 3851947 105.18 105.18 106.18 331949 105. 1066 1085 3%s1964 - 108.29 105.29 108.39 HOME OWNERS' LOAN. 21,8 1942-44_____ 102.24 102.24 102.24 2% % 1939-49_____ 102.27 102.28 102.25 381952 ___ - 104.26 104.22 104.25 FOREIGN BONDS. High. Low. 3:45. 80} 8¢ 804 %Y 19% 19 Abitibl Pa&Pw 55’53 Agr Mtg Bk Col 6= ‘47 Febr coupon on Agr Mtg Bk Col 6s ‘48 April coupon on Antioqula 78’45 A Antioquia 7s 45 B Antioquia 7a'45 C Antioquia 7s'45 Antioquia 1st 7s'57 Antioquia 2d 78'57 new Antioquia 3d 78 ‘57 Antwerp 55’58 Argentine 5%s'62 Argentine 6s'57 A Argentine 63 '58 B Argentine 6s'59 Ju Argentine 6s°'59 Oct Argentine 63’60 May _ Argentine 6s 60 Sept_ Argentine 63’60 Oct 26% 15 | A TAS Fe 4s v High. Low, 32:48. 0y UK 933 934 2034 wH 32 % % 2 B B4y 50 50 104% 10434 10436 0% 0% 104 T8 - TR TAY %0 %0 9% [ 244 8% 2134 6834 68 10 Warsaw 78’58 48y Yokohoma 65 6. % DOMESTIC IOND& kil Alb Per WP 6 Alleg Corp 5 Sao Paulo St 63 July coupon off . . Sao Paulo St 78’40 Sao Paulo St 78 '58 Sept coupon off _ 8ao Paulo St 8536 July coupon off __ Sao Paulo St 8s'50 July coupon off _ Serbs 7s ‘63 unme o Serbs 8s 62 unm ll 0. Siemens & H 638" Silesia Prov 7s'58. Sydney 5% s'55 Tokio 53861 Tokio E L Ltd Tyrol Hy El 1% Ujigawa E P 78’45 Un8tl Wk61;8'47A _ Utd Stl Wks 413251 A Un St1 Wk 615851 C__ Uruguay 6s'60_ s b 283 2% 633§ 6 1 oy L0 ki Allied Stores 4148 '5¢ Am & For Pw 5s 2030 Am Icecv 58’53 AmIGChbls’4s._ 865 8635 8634 10834 1073 10834 10634 10534 10634 L 11236 11214 11244 1y uz 111 12 Am T F 2%8-58'38-'50. 170 16v 167% Am Wat Wks 68’75 lom 1093 109% Am Writ Paper 6847 _ 10 10 Anaconda deb 4% '50 lom 108% 1064 Anglo-Chil Nit 78’67 __ 363 36% Ann A 1st exin 4= '95_ 1234 1234 Ark & M B&AT 58764___ 10434 1044 10435 Armour & Co 4%8'39 _ 108%4 108% 1084 Armour(Del)1st 4 99 © 9834 984 k 1075 10736 1073 5 10634 106 106 A T&S Fe adj 48’95 st. 1108 110 110} A T&S Fegen4s’95___ 116 1185 L16 AT&SFedlis'48 . 1105 110§ 1108 AT&SFeCA4%s'62 113 113 113 Atlanta & Birm4s'33__ 33 83 33 104% 1043 1943 9,8l 98 98 FlaECRy 8374 ctfs_ Fond J&G 48'52 flled Fond J&R 4 Francisco Sug Fran Sug 7% Galv H&H § ul{ ll% 1m 85 84 56 . 82 ‘42 ctfs. 122 Gen Mot Ass 3% Ga & Ala 6" Goodrich 43856 Goodrich 6s'45.- Goodyear T&R 6857 Goth Silk H 5846 ww. Grand Rap I 4%s'41__ Great N Ry 48°'46 G Great N Ry 4s'4 118 117% 1% 10834 108Y 108} 1163 116% 118% - 1073 107% 1073 10634 108 106 1144 114 114 11624 11624 116% 0% 99% 993 Guif&S1rfés 'il ot. Gulf Sta St16%8'42 Gulf States Util 48 '66. Gulf States Ut 435 Har Ry P C 1st 48°54_ Houston 01l § 40 Hudson Coal 5862 Hud & Man inc 5857 Hud & Man ref 58 °57_. 111 Bell Tel 3%s°'70_. 11l Cent 3%s8°52 0 90 90 985 983 98% 1045 104% 104% 1043 10435 1043 9% 9% 9 10234 102i¢ mu n 0K 9% 1% -nu 111 Cent ref 68 55_ 111 Cent Lou 315 ICC&StL N O 58 °6: 111 Steel deb 415840 Ind & Loulsv ¢s Inland Stl3% 8’61 _ IntRTistrf6s 1013 101% 101%§ 88 874 87% 107% 107% 107% IntRT 6s8'32 ctfs Int R T 7832 ctf Interlake 5s Int Cement 4; Int Grt Nr Int Grt Nr Int Grt Nr adj 10134 10134 10134 1613 160 16035 31 0% 30 823 82} 32% W 1y 805 8% 8% 2% 123§ T2Y% um 10134 101% Int Pap ref 6s '55 985 -nu Int T&T cv 4148’3 8% MODERATELY IN WEEK Speelal Dispatch to The Star. BALTIMORE, December 329.—Oar- loadings on the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad for the week ended December 26 totaled 42,465, comprising 26,195 cars loaded on line and 16,270 received from connections. By comparing with the same week of Iast year, this was an increase of 11,757, when the total was 30.708, consisting of 19,444 cars loaded on line and 11,264 received from connections. For the week ended December 19, 1936, the total was 51.104, of which 33,760 cars were loaded on line and 17,344 received from connections. MAYTAG BOOSTS WAGES. NEWTON, Iowa, December 29 (#).— P. L. Maytag, chairman of the board of the Maytag Co., which manufac- tures electric washing machines here, announced & 5 per cent wage increase for company employes. The increase will amount to more than $175,000 annually. —_— High. 111 111 116 116 . Low. 2:45. m 116 Ohio Pub Sve 78 '47___ 063 1083 106% . 10134 10134 10134 107 1083 107 - 10234 10234 102)§ 106 106 105 108 108 108 b4 54 B4 54l 6835 63} . 100 2 . 184 - 106} 1051 1083 108 10434 10434 10434 105% 106 105% 10634 106'5 106'§ 10284 1029 102 1164 1163 11634 1105 1104 1108 Otis Steel 65’41 PacG&E3%n'61 Pac RR Mo 15t 48’38 Pac T&Trf{3%s'66 B Paducah & 111 4‘1)! '85. Pan Am P C 6840 Parmelee Penn Co 4s'63 Penn Glass & S8 PtnnOQDl‘i!'H Penn P&L 4%s'81 Penn RR 334841 B_ Penn RR3%8'70 C Penn RR con N 2334 12334 123% D. C, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1936. Daily Oil Output Off 11,727 Barrels From Last Week B3 the Associated Press. TULSA, Okla., December 29.—The Oll and Gas Journal reported today & drop of 11,727 barrels daily in the Nation's production of crude oil for the week ending December 26, bring- ing the total dally output to 3,135,613 barrels. Oklahoma's production dropped 1, 775 barrels daily, to 595,600; Bast Texas increased 113 barrels, to 450,911, and all Texas increased 463 barrels daily, to 1,216,849. Louisiana decreased 1,010 h.mll to 240,335; California decreased 14,100 barrels, to 580,000, and Kansas rose 2,550 barrels, to 176,150. Production in Eastern flelds, includ- ing Michigan, increased 1,809 barrels daily, to 142,599. In the Rocky Moun- tain area there was an increase of 1,300 barrels, to 66,690, Washington Produce Range of Drices to stores. 190 score),’ 36, ton (30 seote), 3h: 192 score). 30 Ya-pou score), ub (92 score). orey: 34: tub b1 scorer, MEATS-—Choice beef. I bs. 14: b ham. 22 -m Jbjppers. net fob. Wash, United' States Bureau of 212! U. 8 & standards, & POULTRY—Market barely seady FINANCIAL NEW PEAKS LIKELY |CARRIERS REPORT AT STEEL PLANTS| BIG GAIN IN NETS Buying Expands Backlogs Beyond Al Previous Peacetime Records. 8gecial Dispatch to The Star. NEW YORK, December 329.—Most of the peaks in the steel industry which have been unmatched since 1920 seem destined to fall during 1937, according to a survey by Dun & Bradstreet, Inc. “With production maintained above the 4,000,000-ton mark for 5 of the elapsed 11 months of 1936 and the steel ingot operating ratio at a seven- year high, the surge of buying since November has expanded backlogs be- yond any comparative records in peacetime history. “Most of the mills will be forced to skip the usual year-end shut-downs, except for brief periods required to make deferred repairs and to install new equipment for the higher sched- ules planned. “Showing a gain of 80.5 per cent | over the 1934 comparative tonnage and 40 per cent over that of 1935, steel ingot production for the 11 months ot 1936 amounted to 42,487,717 gross tons, according to the statistics compiled by the American Iron & Steel Institute. When compared with the annual average of 41,500,000 gross tons for the 10-year period ended with 1929, this represented a rise of 2.4 per cent. With the fast pace of December operations, total production for 1936 has been estimated at around 47.- 000,000 gross tons, the largest since | 1929 at 54,850,000. | November Total at $65,- 906,297, Against $48,979,- 493 in Same 1935 Month. Advance reports from 101 class I railroads, representing 91 per cent of total operating revenues, just received and made public today by the Asso- ciation of Railroads, show that those roads in November had a net railway operating income of $65,906,297, com- pared with $48979,493 in the same month last year. Complete reports for all class I railroads as to their revenues and expenses in November are expected to be available within a few days. Operating revenues of the 101 class I railroads in November totaled $326,- 608,056, compared with $274,282,559 in November, last year, or an in- crease of 19.1 per cent. Operating expenses of the same roads in November last vear ‘otaled $226.269,857, compared with $199,476.- 839 in Novemebr last year, or an in- crease of 13.4 per cent. Taxes paid in November by these railroads amounted to $24,375,204, compared with $16.464,.826 in No- vember, 1935, or an increase of 48 per cent. Forty-nine class I railroads in the Eastern district, representing 97.2 per cent of total operating revenues, had a net railway operating income in November of $38,002,692, compared with $29,636,062 in November last year. Nineteen class I railroads, rep- resenting 72.9 per cent of the total revenues in the Southern district, had & net railway operating income of Int T&T 4 Penn RR 4% =81 D PennRR 4%s'84 Penn RR con 43 Penn RR gn 4 Penn RR deb 43 Penn RR gen 51 '68 “Large consumers have expressed the fear that steel may be difficult to secure at the time it is wanted during | 1987, even should the expected labor e | troubles be avoided, due to the im- st M aarod TBrices. gn chicHcns Sicred Doars” Laa1i" foshorns. 811 Chickens: Virginia Rocks. broil- Delaware Crosses, AUC Lun4%s’'64 _ Atl Coast Line 58 45 __ | Atlantic & D 1st4s 48 _ | Atlantic & D 2d 45748 AUG&WI58" Auburn Auto 4% s'39_. 8 8 8 10834 10814 10614 6734 7 N 2 £ s 9935 9934 994 1045 10434 10434 Argentine 6s '61 Febr_ Argentine 6s'61 May | Australia 4138 '56_ Australia 58’ Australia 55° Studebaker 6s and International | Hydro Electric 6s dropped a noint or 80. International Telephone 3s were up around 3 point. The United States Government list | . 1113 110%¢ 1113 125 126 126 1155 1148 1185 1063 106 106 T 12287 121% 122 $6.507,757 in November, compared | with $3,376,900 in the same month One year ago, while 33 class I rail- roads, representing 88.7 per cent of lowa Cent 1st&rt4s'51. James F & C 45’39 - Jones&L Stl 4 w'61A _ moved point higher, with Treasury 23%s of 1954 and the 27is in the van. The 4s and the 3%s of 1943 were some- what lower. Polish obligations were well taken. French stamped 7s came under pres- sure, INVESTING COMPANIES YORK. December 20 (#.—New Yorl socnnmx Dealers’ Association. (Noon quotations.) Admin Pd 24 Inc _ Shrs _ Nat Iny Corp- Basic Tadustes Broad St Inv. 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Tenn C&C 6s ‘44 B Tenn El Pw 6847 A__ Texarkana §14s '50 Corp 3%s°51 & Pac 58’77 B_. 107 107 10834 108 108 1274 12734 12734 673 67 6714 3735 87 102 102 10634 106 107§ 10034 10034 10034 101 101 101 11634 115% 116% 10334 1025 108% 37 38 36 1483 148% 14834 107 108% 107 10334 10834 1083 105 104% 1043 “K I(“ Texas & Pac 55’80 D _ Tex & Pac 1st s 200 Third Av ref 4s Third A ad in ex 58’66 . Tol St L & W 4s°50 Un Ofl Calif 4847 _ Union Pac 3%s'70_ Un Pac3%s°71 _ Un Pac 1st 42’4 United Drug 5s°53 _ United Rys St L 4s°34. U S Pipe&Fy 314846 U S Rubber 58’47_____ UtahL&T 58 'fl (A)- Ul P& L 5%s'47_ Ver Sug 1st 78’42 ct! Va C&P 1st 418’3 VaE &P 1st ref 485! VaRy 18t 3% 866 A_ Va S'W con 5s'58 Wabash 4% ‘Wabash 1st 86% 36 3535 36 ‘Wabash 5%s 75, 37% 37 3% ‘Wabash Des M 4s'39. Walker H&ES 41(8°45. ‘Walworth 48°'55 ‘Walworth 68 '55 n ‘Warner Bros cv 6. Warner-Quin 6s°39 ‘Warren Brev 41 ‘Warren Br 6s ‘41 rets Wash Term 3%s 45 West Penn P 3148 '66. W Sh 1st 4s 2061 gtd W Sh 1st 45 2061 reg_ West'n Md 1st 48 °'52_. Wi g, o West'n Pac 58’46 A __ West'n Pac 58’46 A ‘West'n Un 4% s '50 Westn Un ¢l t.r 58'38_. West'n Un 68’ 10634 10634 1““ West'n Un 108 10734 107% ‘Wheel Steel 1015¢ 10134 10136 wl‘lfleolil'ltct © 86 35k 364 ‘Wilkes B&E 1st 58 ’43_ 6035 60)5 6034 Wilson & Co 4855 10234 1023 10836 . 1“1. 3y uu ':'cl"(l"“": et. 3034 /30! 1] WisCaenT brigl+1 11 19 1amig 1amg 106 10834 104 8534 9% 97§ ”» 9 s13¢ b13g m o 436 1434 11034 11034 11034 09 09 98% 94 108 1085 106% 107 10834 197 3. 3 as. 854 M4 - 111% 111% 111% 1043 104 104 ‘Wis CS&D Trm4s'36_. Y'ngetnS&T 33851 Y’ngstn 8&T 4s tom: Vegetables. Sales in hua lots by original receivers up to ¥ am, toda APPLES" No carlot arrivals: one broken and one unbroken car on track. Supplies d demand _light: market steady. U. S No. 1: V. - 1 Bon 1 60; Grimes "%1a-inch minimum, 2lz-inch minimum. 1.35a T Yorks, y-inch 213-inch minimum. ch mum, 1 115! inch 'mintmum. 150 PRETINE > Thos | llull | Tw! TI5E alarinch minimum, ) 2ol s S | inch’ minimupm. 1.30a1.60 3 nch mini- 50 inch’ minimum. 1.65 tnch minfmam. 1 Be] 80; Gol drn Delicions. minimum. 1.65a1.75 minimum. 1.15a} 3 1358140 Boxes® Virginia West Virginia B nstion,extra {ancy 22,26 t Delicious other varieties, - € grade. 2581.60: ‘i ATOES _Two Mame. one Plorida ar- rived: two'broken and four unbroken cars rac) Pork Homma. whites Green Mountains. set Burbanks. 3.15 40a2 50 Idaho. Rus- 25: few 3.50: Flor- ida, bul‘hfirl’ crates, Bliss Triumphs. U. 8. CARROTS-—] three broken and one unbroken cars on track 8upplies moderate: demand light: market steady. California. Western lettuce crates. 6 dozen. = 50a%.75. CABBAGE—One Texas arrived: one broken and one unbroken cars on track Supplies moderate: demand licht: market uth Carolina. 115-bushel ham- Bern pointed type freight Teceipts 1 k. pound sacks. domestic * ninzo: few oh WER.No cariot arrivals: two broken and one unbroken cars on track. Supplies lieht: demand light: market steady. California, crates, mostly around CELERY—No carlot arrivals: three broken and four unbroken cars on track. one car diverted Supplies moderate: de. mand_light: market steady. _California, v crates, individually washed and pre- 00! No carlot arrivals: CE —Two__ California arrived: seven broken and two unbroken cars on track. = Supplies liberal: demand lieht: market steady. Western crates. Iceberg type. 5 dozen: Arizona. .50 3.00: California, fair condition. 1 NI No' carlot arrivals: one bro- ken and one unbroken cars on track. Supplies moderate: demand light: market ea 0-pound sacks Michizan ‘and New Yorc yellows. >Rash: Trah; Valencias. 3 inches and larser. 1.10 *138i8_No cariot arrivals: and ‘two_unbroken c: Sup- moderate: nd market Bushel hlm,n;;n Clll{oml- Tele one broken broken car on track. demand moderate; market steady baskets: X85, Virginia, Suprlies moderate: Bushel 60; vel- oes St SWEET POTATOES—No carlot no cars on track: Supplies moderate: mand light North. Caro- | . pers. Jersev tvpe TOMATOES—No carlot arriy on track. Supplies light. demand siow: | y;'r'kelmdull ;r-bu; Tepacked lugs. 1508 250 b0-pound baskets 80al MIXED Sirs “one Florida. one Texas arvived. mm broken and three unbroken' cars on tr. Ns—sunnllen light. um market _ ste (' hampers. "best. 3.50: falr conditior P NS_No carlot arrivals: mno cars on track. Supplies liber }‘l(hl market ll:lt y. :lorl bunhel | ampers. green. flat type. SQUASH g2upplies light. demand light: x orida._bu gred " (lfl 250 yell 380 accoraing to condition. | CUCOMBERS—Supplies light. demand | market steady. Cuba. Sushel crates. fanc dOPLANT—SuBDHe‘ light. market gull orida. slow Stes, holdovers i 508 ORANGESFlor boxes. sccording to 7 iRAPEFR! two unbroken boxes. .00a bu. n. 2.50 demand 1%3-bushel 12.25. 5 AVZSADOS— 1.0 SOLTARDE Y lbul'hiu:l:flkhnknim HANOVER SALAD—Virginia. bushel NIP cnms—wr'nnu. bushel Dllkfll 40, ""A'fii'm{' O Pennsylvania. %-bushel ek OSHRO OOMS — Marviand, 3-pound ADISHES “Texas. haif-crates. 150 OUTS — On . LE lifornia. a2 "ERA ERRIES —New Jerses. POy rrived: one .mk'flu“' 2, trnck ueorl‘l: crates. 1 II-I:‘A';GRNAS—HI" cars arrived: three ‘unbroke: L lcl e Apiial ldM ‘ll eum 2 Jeray {4 izt b g oo 5 bu lh 1 b Ya-barrel . boxes. m-":'hel 3 3 luss v“olc- ;2 2 l 8Nt bi 1 e "‘"é%‘:n’m'.’fi}.‘q Vesctavies. S G CHICAGO LIVE STOCK CHICAGO. December 29 (4 ( Aer.).—Hogs. 29.000. including 1 000 fll- nl 10-20 lo'.r lhln un o ML nn on_choice rlings steady: top. higher: several, loads mostly vearlings Tah i veariings. together with common Kin lower: liberal supply uneveny steady to 25 beral ¥ t- th ':fi:::'tv kinds _pregominatine: prospec 25 Ml all except long-fed ye: lines flwel%-m- Tt e 6 i ":‘;::‘:::M selected vealers to l” i, B dr wm.r:‘ ofl Ings. EXPORT COPPER RAISED. NEW YORK, December 29 (#).— 34 { today st 11.90-11985 cents a pound, & new high mark since June, 1930. Yes- terday’s sales were at around 1185 cents, - . minent shortages in pig iron, raw steel and particularly coke. “Employment in the industry s at the highest point ever reached, ex- | ceeding that of 1929, while the ad- vance granted early in November lifted the wage scale to a new record. “Reaching a new peak since 1929, the backlog of orders had become so bulky at mid-December that many mills were forced to allocate, as well as to turn down, substantial tonnages | as impossible of delivery before J:nu- |ary 1. “Since July, 1935, production e-ch month has been in excess of that of the comparative one of the year pre- ceding, and in October, ‘1936, went to 4.545.001 gross tons. The latter was the greatest for any month since | August, 1929, and was passed in only | seven previous months in the indus- | try's history. “Production for November was only slightly lower at 4,337,413, which | brought the total for the 11 months | of 1936 to 42,487,717 gross tons.” FOREIGN MARKETS. N. December 20 (. —S8tock prices | LONDO! closed ueldy with 1ssues of commodity | | concerns continuing active. Rubl ber shares cted following a_decline in the price for commodity The industrial eroup was re and oils and sold lower, ‘German bonds brou prices. it hl‘h" while home and foreign rails held Trans-Atlantic issues were mixed d_securities remained quiet e industrial list was generaliy e Bourse todav while railroad issues were'in supply and 1he internation old Rentes finished ve yesterday s stock dropped MONEY MARKET. NEW YORK. December o —Call I Der cent all day. Prime commareial 3, per cent. Time Touns. <teady” 80 dayi-8 montns. 114 per cent offered Bankers' acceptances un: changed. Rediscount rate. New York Reserve Bank. 173 pvr eent. $8,142 000 TO BE SPENT. NEW YORK, December 29— A construction and improvement budget of $8,142,000 for the Northern, States Power Co. in 1937, more than double the 1936 expenditure, was an- nounctd OFFICE EQUIPMFJ“ WE SELL, BUY OR EXCHANGE Desks Steel Files Tables Steel Cabinets Chairs Safes BAUM'S FURNITURE HOUSE 1116 Eye St. N.W Phone NA 2184 1886 50th Year BLANK BOOKS STOCI(ETT'- KE CO r-ooucmo STATIONERS PIDE ST ‘N -W 1936 of Progress On Washington Real Estate Current Rates and Courteous Treatment ‘Pf{gfl kRundl € K STREET L Nw. Money For CONSTRUCTION LOANS and LOANS ON IMPROVED PROPERTY in the District of Columbia Nearby Maryland and Virginia S‘/z% Prompt Action B.F.SAUL CO.. 925 15th Street Natl. 2100 | the total revenues in the Western dis- trict, had a net railway operating in- come of $21.395848 in Nocember, compared with $15,966,531 one year ago, s Arnold Constable Corp.—Declared a dividend of 50 cents a share on com- mon stock, payable January 20; on December 15, 1936, a dividend of 121> | cents a share was distributed on eom- mon stock. |] Money for Col::rldion Loans an Loans on Improved Properties 1% FIRST DEED OF TRUST ONLY GEORGE I. BORGER 643 Indiana Ave. N.W. Nat'l 0350 A Y ¥ 07 (77— Investments First mortgage notes, well secured en con- Washing! by Maryland. Denominations of $500 up. Interest 5% per annum. Bradley, Beall & Howard, Inc. Southern Bldg. 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