Evening Star Newspaper, January 5, 1937, Page 15

FIN BONDS ARE DULL AS PRICES GAIN Major Trend Higher for Al Except Carriers—U. S. List Eases. Bond Averages ddh nn?- lfldlxltv'Jncl T 3.4 134 1.2 70.0 3.4 67.6 104 65.5 423 Net change. —. Today, noon 98.1104.0102.3 Previous day 98.2104.1102.3 Month ago.. 97.5104.1102.4 Year ago_.. 88.0102.5100.4 1936-7 high. 98.2104.4103.1 1936-7 low.. 86.9101.8 99.3 l'l 81022 998 10 m-Yklfl Bonll. Noon..... 1135 Prev. day. 1135 Month ago 113.3 Year ago. 1104 1936-7high113.5 1936-7 low 110.2 1935 high. 110.7 1935 low.. 107.9 1928 high_ 1044 1932 low.. 8638 (Complled by the Associated Press.) B the Associated Press. NEW YORK, January 5.—Prices crept higher in the bond market today @s trading dwindled noticeably. Many customarily active loans failed to open in the forenoon and some which did come out showed only one or two sales. Nevertheless the major trend was upward for all sections ex- cept rails and United States Govern- ments. These issues were lower for the most part. Northwestern 43,s. Southern Rail- way 4s and “Katy” 5s lowered a bit. Nickel Plate 4!3s, Prisco 4'¢s and Bal- timore & Ohio 4!5s rose slightly. United States Governments met set- backs ranging to 7-32 of & point. Brazilian and Colombian obligations | moved up a point or so to lend color to & pallid foreign list. Most active issues in this group were little higher. Egg Prices Drop 1 to 2 Cents, With Supplies Climbing ® the Associated Press. CHICAGO. January 5—Egg prices tumbled 1 to 2 cents a dozen in Chicago todayr as supplies exceeded expectations. Heavy selling of egg futures re- | sulted in the sharpest break in re- frigerator standards since last Feb- | ruary. January deliveries of stand-{ ards broke to 23';, compared with yesterday's 2475 close. At one time | January eggs sold as low as 327s. Fresh eggs for spot delivery lost 1 to 1!2 cents. Fresh graded extra | firsts were quoted down to 27', cents a dozen. Traders attributed the markdown | in futures partly to a contraction in demand for freezer stocks which are in competition with fresh eggs. Re- ceipts of the latter were heavy de- &pite colder weather. Washington Exchange‘ SALES. ‘Woodward & Lothrop common—25 at | 8. AFTER CALL. Capital Traction 5s—$1,000 at 941;,' $500 at 943, Washington Gas 5s 1958—8$500 at 108%. Washington Rwy. 111, Bid and Asked Prices. BONDS. PUBLIC UTILITY. Amer. Tel. & Tel. 4! Anacostis & Poi. 55 & Elec. pfd—2 at MISCELLANEOUS. Golumbla Country Club 5las 108 ‘W. M. Cold Storaze 55 _ 100 STOCKS W!LXC UTILITY. Ticgya e 'rr-nm i Co. %~ N. & W. Steamboat (, 8 Lincoln (8. National Sav. ANCIAL. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, BONDS ON N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE By private wire direct to The Star. 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NORFOLK, Va., January 5.—Steady improvement in operating revenues pointed today toward a possible early termination of the receivership of the Norfolk Southern Railroad. Judge Luther B. Way of Federal District Court, announced that Morris S. Hawkins and L. H. Windholtz, re- ceivers, were completing a plan that would be outlined at future hearin, dates for which have not been set. The line has been in receivership since July 28, 1932, when Windholtz and George R. Loyall, former presi- dent of the company, took charge under an order of Judge Way, en- tered at the request of the Fruit Growers Express Co. Hawkins later succeeded Loyall as co-receiver. Operating revenues of the road for 1936 were $4,366,000, providing $366,- 000 for fixed charges. The company’s funded debt totaled $16,637,000 on December 31, 1935, with annual charges of $819,627. Additional fixed charges included $9,000 rent on the Atlantic & North Carolina line and $83,500 on the Durham & South Carolina line. Improved financial conditions of the Seaboard Air Line Railway, which has been in the hands of receivers since December, 1930, likewise may H lead to the lifting of its receivership. Judge Way has called a conference of bondholders, stockhoiders and creditors to discuss the question here January 19. Washington Produce BUTTER—82 score. 1-pound prints. 38; Y4-pound prints. 19, tub. 16, 90 score, 1- pound prints. 37, le-pound prints, 38; | tub. 16, MIATS—Cha!ce bt-f lamp. lHt am Dltun 28 tum nd. 13's LIVE STOCK—PII Plaan llhl hflll N7,a10": medium hogs, 10" 4al0t 3 981014 Toushs. 6a8'%; calves, Bala" fambs, *Piices paid shippers—net fob. Wash- ington. By the United States Bureau of Agricuitural Economics EGGS—Market weak. Prices !, to 1 lower. Nearby production increasine snd rece.pts heavier. Curr 3 hennery whites. graded and dated w paid shippers b o, > 1d, calves. 2 esh 5! mediums. 5. e generally Fowl: Colored. heavy. 9all. Chickens: Vir- evs and frvers uiet and Heldv a18: Lezhornt each: old guineas s, youne hens 3 19 pounds, 16a1:: No. 14: old toms. 14. Fruits and Vegetables. Sales In large lots by original receivers up to 8 am. today APPLES—No carlot atrivals Supplies moderate: demand light: Bushel_baskets, U. 8. No. h’ minimu no cars on -inch min . nth mllflmum 1.408 -1n:h| minimum. S0al00 WIS Cimber Twigh. 2 2081.00; 21a-inch minimum. Boxes and cartons: Virginia. and Pennsylvania. comtine and farey. Delicious. 1.758 1.5082.00:_Grimes. 150 . "Delicious. 1.50a ; 1.60._as to sil! 1 CAULI WER No carlot arrivals. | three broken and one unbroken cars on track. Supplies moderate: demand mod- erate; market steady. California, crates. 1 al.65. High. Low. 2:55. 41 4L 41 121 1203 121 3434 34 Y i Schuleo 6155'46 A stp Scioto C & N ‘89 __ Seabd A L 45’50 stp_. 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The Controller of the Currency issued a call today for the condition of all nationsl banks at the close of business on Thursday, December 31. Simultaneously, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. issued a call for con- dition on the last day of 1936. The F. D. I. C. call affects 7,700 in- sured banks not members of the Fed- eral Reserve System. The call by the Controller of the Currency covers 5,400 national banks. The Federal Reserve Board is expected to issue & call cover- ing member State banks. The call today was the first since last June 30. Reports are expected from banks in about 30 days. These will be compiled and published within six months. Law requires at least three national bank calls & year. —_— WHOLESALE INDEX CONTINUES RISE Fertilizer Association Reports Average at 84, Against 83.1 Previous Week. The sustained upturn in commodity wholesale prices which began in Oc- tober continued in the week ended January 2. according to the index compiled by the National Fertilizer Association. This index rose last week to 84 per cent of the 1926-1928 aver- age, a new high point for the recov- ery period and compared with 83.1 in the preceding week, 81.8 a month ago and 78.5 a year ago. None of the group or subgroup in- dexes declined during the week, in- dicating the broad nature of the up- ward movement. The indexes repre- senting the prices of foods, farm products, textiles, metals, building ma- terials and fertilizer materials were at the highest points yet reached in the entire recovery period. Food prices generally were higher during the week, with 15 items included in this group moving upward and only | four declining. ‘With the exception of oats and eggs all price changes in the farm product group were upward, with the cotton, grain and live stock indexes advanc- ing rather sharply. With cotton, certain cotton goods, wool, burlap and silk advancing in price, the textile index registered the twelfth consecutive weekly advance. Arise in finished steel prices was responsible for the marked upturn in the metal price index. Reflecting higher prices for structural steel, Southern pine and oak flooring, the | building material index advanced 3 per cent during the week. PRICES TEN PER CENT 8y the Associated Press NEW YORK, January 5.—General Railway Signal Co. today notified cus- tomers of a flat 10 per cent increase in list prices of its products, effective January 15. A similar increase was | announced last week by Union Switch | & Signal Co., subsidiary of Westing- house Air Brake Co. o INVESTING COMPANIES NEW YORK. January 5 (P —New York Security Dealers’ Aszociatio) (Noon aquotations. 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NEW YORK, January 5—Presi- dent Roosevelt's forthcoming budget message to Congress is waited in financial circles for a cue on Wash- ington’s need for new borrowing over the next year. With millions of dollars about to start flowing into the Treasury from collection of social security taxes, Government revenues are slated fo take another spurt. March tax col- lections will show revenue-producing results of 1936 business recovery and the Federal levy on undivided. cor- porate profits. Between them, these soufces are counted upon to reduce need for new funds considerably, However, in the absence of rapid reduction in relief expenditures, bond men figure a “technical balance” of the budget—meaning by that inclu- sion of social security tax collections into general Treasury funds as a contribution to reduced borrowing— | is not in sight, at the earliest, until some time in the next fiscal year, starting July 1. ‘The sweep of business recovery since the adjournment of the last sesa sion of Congress, of course, leads many to expect waning enthusiasm for further economic reforms in the new Congress lest the uptrend be impeded. Nevertheless, the labor situation, S§. E. C. investment trust inquiry, taxes and relief spending are among | pending problems holding out pros- pect of more legislation directly touching business, FAILURES TOTAL RISES. NEW YORK, January 5 (#).—Busi- ness failures in the United States for the five-day week ended December 31 numbered 173, compared with 162 in the five-day period preceding and 206 last year, Dun & Bradstreet reported. Total failures in 1936 were 9,185, the smallest number for any year since 1920, when 8,881 were recorded. STEEL PLATE ORDERS UP. New orders for fabricated steel plate Bureau reports, compared with 33,791 tons in October and 19,116 tons in No- vember, 1935. OFFICE EQUIPMENT WE SELL, BUY OR EXCHANGE Desks Steel Files Tables Sml Cabinets Chail BAUM’S FURNITURE HOUSE 1416 Eve §t. NW. Phone NA 2184 Mouy for Colltrl:ho- l.om Loans on hmvd Properties 2% FIRST DEED OF TRUST ONLY GEORGE 1. BORGER €43 indiana Ave. N.W. Nat’l 0350 Investments 6 7 First mortgage notes, rvativ ised, O o omivee Washington and near- $500 up. Interest 6% per annum. Bradley, Beall & Howard, Inc. Southern Bldg. Phone Nat. 0271 well secured on con- by Morylond. Denominations of Established Nearly 40 Years Specialists For Business Records and Equipment STOCK RECORDS Money For CONSTRUCTION LOANS and LOANS ON IMPROVED moww-\q—mm_*_ St 535 e 2358 ESSESY - Bhioenix (.-)_ - Erov Wash ui).., Snrln('flerd"u y Sun n 5e # EeSn W 23 > Wenenu r iR extra or MONEY MARKET. money ‘com- 573 Tredisco nt nu. m 3' 1% per cent. ; Remington-Rand, Inc. — Sdles of company in 1936 ran about 35 per cent ahead: of 1935, 4 PROPERTY in the District of Columbia Nearby Maryland and Virginia 5% Prompt Action B.F.SAUL CO. 925 15th Street Natl. 2100 housing for low-income groups, the | booked by 46 manufacturers totaled | | 40,159 tons in November, the Census | Oklahoma Production Down; but Texas Totals Show Increase in Week. By the Assoclated Press. TULSA, Okla, January 5 (#) —A decrease of 11,104 barrels daily in na=- tional production of crude oil brought total daily production to 3,114,509 bare rels for the week ending January 2, the Oil and Gas Journal reported today. Oklahoma production decreased 15.- 700 barrels daily to 579,000,900 East Texas was up 189 barrels to 451,100 and all Texas increased 11,489 barrels to 1,228,338. Louisiana’s production rose 1875 barrels to 242210, California was up 3,000 barrels to 583,000 and Kansas declined 10,300 to 165,850. A decrease of 2,013 barrels daily to & total of 140,586 was shown in Eastern fields, including Michigan. Rocky Mountain States increased 2230 to 64,460. EXECUTIVES OPPOSED TO RETURN OF N. R. A. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, January 5.—Opposi- }uon to the return of the N. R. A. sys- tem sto their particular lines of busi- | ness was expressed by 89 per cent of | the members of the Economic Credit Council of the National Association of Credit Men, in a survey completed today. The council, the report said, is composed of approximately 200 members representing banking. manu- | facturing and wholesaling fields. 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