Evening Star Newspaper, March 9, 1937, Page 17

TOHIGHERLEVELS FINANCIAL. URB LIST GOES 230 Stock and Sales— Acme W vig (2) 176 Dividend Rate. Add 00. High. u‘;‘ Close. 513 By private wire direct to the Star. bl THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, MARCH 9, 19317. W YORK STOCK EXCHANGE (Continued From Page A-16.) 2:18 p.m. 2:30 Stock and Sales— Gray Tel P8 (1) 10 Gri ARPTnv 16 30s NEW YORK CURB MARKET Dividend Rate. Add 00. High. Low. Close. 18% 173 174 11134 11134 113§ 25 125 125 NET OF AMERICAN | N E TOBACCO DECLINES Prev. 1937 Stock and Dividend Rate. U S Rubber e Bales— Net Add 00. High. Low. Close. chge. 60 6314 6205 6374 +2% Prev. 1937 FINANCIAL 2:16 p.m. Stock and Dividend Rate. West Pa Elec pf (8) . 10435 West Pa Elec pf (7). 12234 119 West Pa Pwr pf (7)_. Bales— Add 00. High. Low. Net Close. cr.ge. 408 95 95 508 106 30s 12334 94 105 123 15 A-17 FAIRBANKS, MORSE EARNINGS MOUNT %k k " 534 8 Rubber 1st pf. Smelting (b2) 8% Western Maryland... 17% Western Md 2d pf___. 1% 2 2% 10% 22% 2% 5% Greenfleld T & D Groe Store Prod uy 534 104 112 +1% 98 99 +14 1% 1 Aero Supply A 1% 22% brivd A=ro Supply (B). 7 6 Utilities, Metals and Oils As- sume Leadership of Rising Market. BY the Associated Press. NEW YORK, March 9.—The Curb market sought higher levels today under leadership of utilities, metals and oils. Some of the mining issues were bid up sharply on a fresh budget of price advances in Mining improved about 1. non-ferrous Newmont gained nearly 2, and Hecla metals. Pittsburgh Plate Glass, Sherwin- Williams, Thew Shovel, Niagara Hud- son Power, American Light & Trac- tion, Electric Bond & Share and Aluminum Co. of America had sizable Pepperell, Mueller Brass, Mc- and American Cyanamid “B” were lower. gains. Williams Dredging Ainsworth «al) __ & Ala Pwr pf (6) __ 10s Allen Indus 1 *1) 6 Alliance Invest 4 Alum'n Ind (40c) 1008 Aluminum Ltd AlmLtdcpt bl Am airlines. inc 8 Am Book Co (4) .. 508 Am Box B'd 180c.. 1 AmCapital (B) . 1 Am CitP&L Ba20c b Am Cynam B t60¢ ' 24 Am & For Pw ww 24 AmFork&H (11) 1 Am G&E (1.40) . 19 Am G&E pf (6) ... 1508 Am Gen C'p 1a0c: 4 Am Gen Cpf (2) 130s Am Hard Rub(al)1(0s Am Laun'y M 80c. 1 AmL&T (11.20) Am Mfg Co (a3) . Am Maracaibo Am Meter (a2%)- Am Superpower ._ Am Superpwr pf.__ Am Thread pf 25¢. Angostura (120c). Apex Electric(al) Arcturus Radio T. 173 T4% 24% 124 6008120 1127% 2834 173 745 24% 5% 162'4 Gulf Oil (Pa) b25e Hall Lamp (80c) Hulald Co (1) __. Hartman Tobacco Harvard Brewery Hat Corp (b20c) .. Hazeltine (b75c) Hearn Dep 8 b1.65 Hearn DS 6%pf 3 Hecla Min (b20c) 95 Helena Rubenst'n 2 HelenaRub (A)1. 2 Hires (C E)A(2) 1508 Hollinger (t65¢) 2 Horn & Hardart t2 50s Hudson BM&S (1) 18 Humble Ofl (1%). 24 dyzrade Food 1 MIP&L6% pf _ 450s 111 Pwr & Lt $6 pf 5008 imp Of1 Ltd t60c 16 Imp Tob Can t40c. 2 Ind'n Ter L1O(A) 1 Ind'n Ter f11O(B) 2 Indtana PL (t40c) 15 indus Fin vtc Ins Co of No A 2 260. Intl Hold&Inv Ltd 2 IntlHy E1Scvof 2 Int] Metals Inc A 250s Intl Perr (*1%"* 3 59% 63 2014 3 3% 13% 16% 1" 503 2435 7 10 87 Profit at $20,183,821 Mark Despite Sharp Gain in 1936 Sales. BY the Assoclated Press. NEW YORK, March 9.—The Amer- ican Tobacco Co. reported 1936 net income of $20,183,821, or $3.59 a share on the combined common and class “B” stocks, compared with $24,282,- 643, or $4.57 each on the combined shares in 1935. George W. Hill, president, in a let- | ter to shareholders, said, “Sales have increased very substantially during 1936." Merck & Co. Merck & Co., manufacturing chem- ists, reported net income for the year at $1,048222, equal to $257 a share on the com- mon stock after provision for full preferred dividends. This compared with $931,565, or $1.77 a share in 1935. ended December 31 S S Smelting pf(3%) S Steel = S Steel pf (1) S Tobacco (15) U S Tobacco pf (7) ... U S Stl Yd (al12%c) .. United Stores (A) - Univ Pictures 1st pf. Util Pw & Lt (A)(d). Vadsco Sales Corp _ Vadsco Sales Corp pf. Vanadium Corp - Van Raalte (bfl%c) Vick Chemical (12) 7% Va-Car Chemical Va-Car Chem 6% pf.. Va El & Pwr pf (6) .. Va Iron C&Cpf Vulcan Detin (a Wabash (d) Wabash pf (A)(d)._. Waldorf Sys (+1.20) _ Walker (H)(2) 2R Walker (H) pf (1) Walworth Co Ward Baking (B) - Ward Baking pf b1% Warner Bros Picture ‘Warner Bros Pict pf_ Warner-Quinlan (d). Warren Bros (d) Warren Fdy & P (1) Waukesha Motor (1). 16 45% 3 364 8% 1084 3%y 67% 3% 120 +1 128 1243 +14% 14814 148l + 3 13435 136 +1}4 162 162 -3 w1 % 1% 102102 +13 3% 3% 2% 2% 56% 57 + % 37% 38 + 3 2% 2y - 5% 4535 45l — 3 94 9 + ¥ 5935 60 +1 12 112 4+ % 31 31 -2 8 8 4+ % 5% 6% 144 4% - % 175 17% — 38 46 4T + 3 19% 19% + % 1% 17% - 9% 9% — 3§ 975 973 — 35 15% 62 135 825 45 3 170 8034 27% 4% 5734 110 33% 18% 6% 6% 1244 913 6534 47 108} 9534 6 62! 37% 42 4654 101% 0% 9% 864 + % 167% 145 151 1 1:00 P.M 24 Western Pacific 74 Western Pacific pf .__ 7134 West'n Un Tel:b75¢) 48% Westingh'se A B (1). Westingh'se El (bi) . Westhse st pf (b1) 26 Weston El Inst(a8sc) 23% Westvaco Chlor (1) 8 Westvaco 5%pf(1%) 38 Wheeling Steel - 108 Wheeling Stl pf (b1). 23% White Motor 5 15% White Rk M S (1.40)_ 6% White Sewing Mach.. 4% Wilcox Oi) & Gas .. 8% Wilson & Co (50¢) 9% Wilson & Co pf (6) 6424 Woolworth (2.40) . 84} Worthington Pump__ 81 Worth Pump pf (A). 77% Worth Pump pf (B).. 68} Wrigley W ir (13) __. )5 49% Yale & Towne (160c). 20% Yellow Tr & Coach 128 Yell Tr & C pf bl 424 Young Spr& W (13)_ 6% Youngstown S & T__. 83 Zenith Radio (bi0e) . 7% Zonite Products 0 A.M._ 670,000 4 9% 7 9% 24 80 21 56 6 164 208 164 14 28% 2 244 1 33% 30 511 3 110 4 315 1 17 2 o4 5 64 41 114 3 91 21 654 3 4644 1808 107% 1 9% 3% q 5514 4534 106 9% €914 55 33% 138 454% 988 3% 87% M T 1,170,000 00 P.M. -1,850,000 Approximate Sales of Stocks on- the N. ¥. Stock Exchange. 12:00 Noon. - _ - 1,560,000 2 1936 Profits at $2,252,941, Against $1,465,779 in Previous Year. BY the Associated Press. | NEW YORK, March 9 —Fairbanks, | Morse & Co., and subsidiaries, manu- facturers of Diesel engines, motors, generators and other equipment, with | plants in Wisconsin, Illinois, Indiana, 14 | Michigan, California and Vermont, re- ipr)n,ed 1936 net profit of $2,252941, | equal after dividends paid on 6 per | cent preferred stock to $342 a share orr 545,982 common shares. This compared with $1465779 in | 1935, or $2.47 a share on 434,528 com- mon shares after annual dividend re- quirements on 6 per cent preferred. Lerner Stores Corp. Lerner Stores Corp. and subsidiaries, operating women's apparel stores throughout the country, reported for year ended January 31 net profit of $2,181,510, equal after dividends paid CHICAGO GRAIN BS the Associated Press CHICAGO, March 9.—Renewal of duststorm reports from Kansas and Nebraska did much to lift wheat values 13,4 cents late today to the highest level recently attained. Another stimulus was word that | At Coast Fisher Germany today purchased 2,000,000 | A% Coast La®h ¢ bushels of Argentine wheat. For the | 4 1. Corp war first time in seven years Canada's | oyustin Stiver .. wheat visible supply dropped to below ' auto Products 90,000,000 bushels. Auto Vot Mch 50c At the close wheat was % to 11, | AX-Fishert3:20)a higher than yesterday's finish, May Intl Petrrg(t1%). 1 Int! Products 4 intl Uth (B) _ Intl Utilities war- Int] Uti) war new. T4 | Lnt) Vitamin(5oc) | Interst H M t234 _ M‘ Interst PiDel)pf 80 Murray Corp. of America. Murray Corp. of America and sub- sidiaries, automobile bodies and ac- cessories, reported 1936 net profit of $907,390, before surtax on undis- West Penn Elec A (7) tributed profits, equal to 98 cents a 283 | Inv Royalty (16c) common share, against $1,430,352, or 113 Iron Fire vte 1.20 1008 $1.54 a share, in 1935. INSURANCE STOCKS M e o B N dy profit of $1,010.646, equal after annu: : | L 5 pounds ai A Shows 7.2 Per Cent & |3 Bounds Cand Teg Dividend rates as given in the above table are the annual | On preferred stock to $5.18 a share on :- pnymznu based on the latest auarterly or half-yearly dec- | common stock, against $1,935,567, or | $456 a common share in preceding year. Webster Eisenlohr. Wells Fargo Wesson O&S (160¢) . Wesson O&S pf (4) Ark NatGas ... Ark Nat G cu pf... | Ark Nat Gas (A) .. | Art Met W (80¢) . Ashland O&R 140¢ Asso Gas & Elec - AssoG& E (A) . | AssoG & E S5 nf.. ™ T - K. 1§ 1% = 4| 483 52 52 -3 1 8214 8234 824 — 108 100 100 100 +Annual rate— b Paid this year. | being reorganized | 2 Unit of tradin less than 100 shares. 14 | not Including extras © a Paid - lact year dCompanies | reported 1n receivershtp or x Ex United-Carr Fastener. United-Carr Fastener Corp., pro- ducing curtain and upholstery fast- eners, reported 1936 consolidated n CHICAGO PRODUCE. isi Total Adv ertising lota Mare! C!Yl(‘A(-O Mnrch 9 _P.—Poultry. i e American Machine. Becurity Dealers’ Association to firm: hens. over ftal Sup'pw d rts 2 Atnerl Mach: & Metals, Inc Bid Asked dividend requirements on preferre ital Superpwr(A) 1 merican Machine etals, Inc, | Aetna :?:; dop-mooo-o-- 103% T106% Rock Simouth S cd'brotiers | Stock to $343 a share on 291,737 com- Jacobs(FL)Co(1) 12 and subsidiaries, with principal plants | Act - 2 S . s of "‘-\ Jer Cent P&L Df 7 408 at New York City, Troy, N. Y., and Gam OV(’?I‘ 1936 x;r:gx gh:,zhaf:: s“a.‘; : \;‘;rrr:pg:dzaa\-“ Spectal Dispatch to The Star | Jonas & Naum b15 East Moline, Ill, reported 1936 net common shares in 1935 CHICAGO, March 9—Retail news- Jones&Lauxh Stl. profit of $182470, equal to 61 cents g 4 BahcuxL& ;vn ud», Bis | Kingsbury Brew .. & share of capital stock, against $181,- S '“"E;"‘ i’la""fm“‘r:mt- 5 | Balaw L ba rts( : | Kingston Proa 400 5 % 2 g Mullins Manufacturing Corp., auto- 1.36%11.36%2, July 1.19%81.19%; O | pg iy Srain S 21 6% | Kineston Prod rta 248, 00 icentya ahareoin loas paper advertising in 77 major cities mobile accessories and other produ % to 12 up May 1.09%a1.0934, Jul: P 7 P oS v o | Bariow S AL 4 174 Kirby betrol (200) Canadian Pacific. for this year through February 27 was reported 1936 net profit of $525.2 - | s i vanced and provisions varying from 2 | 55;1-:;3‘:"“-1:. {2}::‘;:;‘:’&;?.}35,‘ Canadian Pacific Railway Co. in & % Dep (g - 7.2 per cent ahead of the correspond- equal after dividend requirements on cents decline to 20 cents bulge. Berkey&Gay F Co 3, | Kovvers ot (6) P':um":n’z ‘?"3’3’2’;‘1;‘:’ :giffl“;‘;;: ’,:‘,"""“’ Hewack L ing period of last year, according to pmi:f% SUXK: S0, “35,.;,.5?:;1'""”, Berk&GF pur war ‘ 3| K r B: " net C of ,029,184, ur, g 4 | combined class an non A EAT T, SR r (st allowing 4 per cent on preference S 2 ‘::::;1;23 e natons pataectning . | stocks, against $423.781 in 1935, or stock, to 4 cents a common share, = = 3l 2 $1.41 a share on combined stocks in against $2,832,083 in 1935. grm‘ Am!xrmlllv E | 1In the period reported newspapers Johns-Manville ‘G::‘:! “Amer 4{.) |in the measured cities carried a total 4 | of 146,043,885 lines of retail display. Sa-is | Bickfords Inc 1.20 15 pid 12| Biiss Co (E W) - "l ey A 1635 Ridge C a10c ’ > CORN— Blue Ridg Leh Coal &N 30c. May. new Blumenthal S .- Gieonardionl May, old Bohack (HC) .. 100 Lion Ofl Ref (1)— Harmonia_( | Eomer ol (2)_ Lit Brothers Net profit of Johns-Manville Corp. | Hami Fre Sec -‘_ - gt g l;ou'rmls 1’;1.{‘\20" Locke Stl Ch t80c_ and subsidiary companies for 1936, E"m' Ins (1a) ; | 8gainst 137,107,806 in the like period Brasi) TLAF 4 28 | e Star s die after provisions for depreciation, de- | Lincsin Fire of 1936, & gain of 9,836,079 lines. This Brid'p't Mch B Lffl: m‘:nal‘f“ c pletion, obsolescence and Federal | e Mond 7.2 per cent gain is the largest cumu- Brili Corp (A) % | Lons 1sl Lt of B 6 1008 :’;’l‘:;‘v p‘r-‘:}:““"dd;“‘,"d::‘gf 7“7'5“;1:"“1‘ |1ative gain shown at the end of any e Fire (80 share on the 750,000 shares of com- | Nor River (45%) v bl G mon stock. This compares with net | prorhX 2% In the week ended February 27 profit of $2,164,858, or $2.19 a share, | St Paul Fire (t) these measured cities showed a total for 1935. Net sales for the year | Sv'mlfl"fl {47za) 2 of 19.234477 lines of retail display, against 17,755,968 lines in the com. ‘pared week of last year, a gain of 1,- 478,509 lines, or 8.3 per cent. barebacks roosters toms. 17 '; pounds up. I “white and color pounds up. :Ms : R 4y Au(nmobne Ball Amer ¢ Carolina_ (1 City of N Y Conn Gen_Lif Contin Cas (1 pounds. Butter. change (120 11.674 c 21; soraé packed exiras Dacked 3 Potates. 66: on irs States shipments. ¢ supplies moderate. de | stock. fairly good for per hundredweight banks. U 8. No guality and size Borden Co. The Borden Co., leading dairy prod- ucts concern, earned net profit of $7.- 921,429, equal to $1.80 a share on t common stock. In 1935 net pr were $4,921,489, or $1.16 a share. REAL ESTATE LOANS 57 RESIDENCE and 0 SMALL BUSINESS FRED T. NESBIT PROPERTIES. 1010 VERMONT AVE. DISTRICT 929 Bllss Triumphs North Dako xo: Bliss Tr “partly grade fe No. 1 Cob- graded. mpnh lib- 067 | Brown Co pf 4ms | Brown Forman | Brown F&W blic Brown F&W 4A) 2 Bunker H & S(bl)500s Burco Inc war | Burco ev pf (3 Burma (a25 4-5 Burry Biscuit = | Cable K1 Prod vte- P Chicago Cash Market. | Cable & Wire(a)_ 135 Cash wheat, no sales reported; corn, | ‘able& Wire(B) - oot K No. 3 mixed, 1.141;; No. 3 yellow, | San Car&Fdry pf : i 5 SRy 114 Can Hydr E 1st pt 20s 4 1.14-15; No. 4 yellow, 1.12!>-14: 0ats, | <. indus Alco A “ No. 2 white, 517, : No. 3 white. 50%4-2; | Gan Marconi no rye; soy beans, No. 3 yellow, 1.5 barley feed, 73-87n; malting, 1.00-38n; timothy seed, 5.50-75 hundred weight; new, 5.25-50 hundred weight: clover seed, 28.00-35.00 hundred weight. n—Nominal. few s, a res: Idaho Russets _March, grade A. 3.30; McWilhams D (3 Majestic Ra&Tel._ | Mangel Stores | Margay O1l a50: +, | Marton Steam Sh_ Massey Harris _ Potato fu No. 1. 3.50 grade’'A. 135 375 TONS OF LEAD SOLD. NEW YORK, March 9 (#).—The St. Joseph Lead Co. reports that 375 tons of pig lead from Southeast Missouri mines were sold yesterday at $7.10 per hundred pounds St. Louis. ‘ Brill Corp (B)-. 5% | Loudon Packing. Brill Corp pf . 9% La Land (100 n Life (3%@) totaled $48.822011, an increase of | Travelers it 814,275,158, or 41.2 per cent over the | Welerotior 'l 20m) | = | $34,646,853 reported for 1935. a—Also extra or extras Master Elec (1)__ B §Declared o paid 50 far this year. Mem Nat Geasoe). Mere Stores (b3) - Cleveland-Clifts Tron. Mer & Mfg A boe CLEVELAND, March § (% —The| SHORT-TERM SECURITIES. (Reported by Chas. D. Blmeg]d& COOH‘ .;::::z;”.n:ua s annual report of the Cleveland-Cliffs | Mich Bumper C Iron Co. for the year 1936 showed Am. Tel & Tel 5'is 1943 111's | Mich Gas& o1 _ todsy a sharp reduction in funded A3RiCh Avis G8, a8 10 - 130, | Mich St T P b2se. debt and an optimistic view of future | Garo. Clintd & 6 5 10412 :;;cz?u“ : Pprospects by company executives. = jo8 Mich Sugar pf. " el Vice Bigs 1039 RS Net earnings of Cleveland-Cliffs | gr"nfé’&fé’x},a’. 2,:1: e | Mid Sta Pet (B)- were $3,145,294 after allowing $911,756 | Houston Ol 5ias 19+ | Mid-W Abrasa10e | for depletion, depreciation and sundry | } | Mid'd O ev pf b25c charges: $425416 Federal taxes and | Mining Co (Can) $909,284 interest on funded debt. In | Minn Min&Mf(11)150s 1935 the company's net totaled $2,- Molvbdenum Corp 19 440,547, Moody’s pt pf (3) 100s 3 Moore Dist (t50c) Montana Dak Util. slount Prod «60c). Mueller Brass 11 Murray Mfg al1.40. Nat Aut Fib bS0e_ Nat Baking Co. Nat Bella Hess . Nat Bd&Sh(a25c). Nat Contain as0c. Nat Fuel Gas (1)_. Nat Gyps A a2% Nat Investors o Nat Leather s 14 | Nat Mfg & Store Nat Oil Prod t60¢ Nat P& Lt pf (6) 100 < Nat Rub Mch a20c il | Nat Service at Sugar N J (2) Nat Transit (75¢). Nat Union Radio. Neht Corp | Neisner Br pf (7). 25s elson(H) (a45e) 1 NeptuneM(A)aé0c 1 ew Hav Ci (13%) 1 ew Jer Zinc (12) 3008 Vewmont Min b75: 2 N Y Merchandi; N Y Shipbldg N Y Steam Niag Hud Pwr new Niag H P(A) war Niagara H B war. iag Hud Lst (5) iag Sh Md B a60c Niles Bm Pnd b50¢ i Nipissing (bug) Noma Elec (b40c) North Am L & P North AmL&P pf 1008 N A Rayon A t13 6 No Am Ray B t1% No Cen Tex Oalde North’'n Europ Ol North Pipe L a76c North States P A Northw Eng(al% Novadel Agene(2) Ohio Edis pf (6) Ohio Ofl cu pt (6)._ Okla Nat Gas Co 16685 17.00 B. & 0. LOADINGS RISE MODERATELY IN WEEK Special Dispatch to The Star. i BALTIMORE, March 9—Carload- | Central Hudson Gas & Electric | ings on the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad | Corp. 1936 common share earnings for the week ended March 6 totaled | Were $1.01, against $1.01. 4,670, of which 36.485 cars were loaded e on line and 18,185 received from con- nections. This was an increase of 10,174 loads 3 | over the same week of last year, when 27 | the total was 44,496, including 28.968 | cars loaded on line and 15,528 received | 0% i from connections. It was also an increase of 3.749 cars Pacific R. B of Mo. 4s 1038 | loaded over the previous week (the Sh“:::: [A):l:::’i: l: P“-n'D‘X"P Cement fis 1041 ‘ueek ended February 27) when the e N ATt i1 m 1 | Rio et 31 q total was 50921, comprising 34,095 | Sherwin-Will (4) 2508 v a ,cs‘ L 4155 14 :nrs loaded on line and 16,826 received | % anadium Corp 5s 1941 ' i o o Simmons HA& P 3 s 1 7 brmatioby ""l“‘;‘)’ Hor | Wesiern Tnion Ter, 85 | SoCal Ed pt pf 13 100s Southn Union Gas 2 Southl'd Roy bl0c 1 Southwest P L(2) 100s Spanish&Gen rcts 1 Square D pf A 2.20 50s Stand Dredging.. 1 Stand Drev pf . 1508 Stand Inv cum pf 1508 most 140-180, Stand Oil Ky (11). 8 s0Ws 9.4 7 Cattle. : calves, general | sun:gll ":’1‘:‘"' .. market active and firm ~ instances higher Stand Pwr - on good and choice weighty steers: also on Stand P& L (B). 1 well-finished vearlings and rank and file Stand P& L of 1008 t r;vv s and h(ll;rs k“hn.lqu.hl“ g““} - : steers aroun 3 Stand Prod (b25¢) 4 14 but comparatively little Stand Su&Ld (4c) 56 % ¢ | %| 1230 stocker scarce: killers taking, most Std Whole Ph 1.20 50s y steers equitable for further finis L 211 “She “Siock in active demand: bulls frm gmr;—eAxll (,orl;z \_;; 5 el to 10 higher: vealers steady: weighty | terl Alum Pa 75¢ 5 sausage bulls up to selected vealers 1Bt Sterl'g Brew a7ic. 3 15| to 10.00: mostly 9.00a.50 on good to ‘ Sterling, lnc(z0c) choice offerings. | ~“sh fat Stinnes(Hugo) 4 eep. .00 none direct: lambs supply around 35 per cent from Colorado Stroock & Co a2’y Stutz Motor e carly trading confined to medium and good | kinds av 11.00a1175: practicalls. nothing done on best kinds held around 12.25 or Sullivan Machin Sun Ray Dr 180c.. Sunray Ofl (alve) 2514 | steads to v “higher. Indications 1834 | 8Tound steady with Monday's close: fat | g | theep very scarce: few choice, lishtweight | Sunr’y O cu pf 2% 1 Sunshine Min (3). Taggart Corp __. ewes. 6.50a7.00; strong to 23 higher, 493 ‘Tampa El (2.24) 21 14y 38 Tastyeast(Del)A- Taylor Dist (30c). Technicolor a50e. 26 Tech Hughes t40c 9 Texon Of1 & L 60¢c 4 Thew Shovel a50c 650s Tilo Roof (t50c) . 26 Tishman R & C 1 Tob&All Stks a3 100s Tob Prod Exp 15¢ 4 ‘Tonopah Belmont 12 ‘Tonopah M (aéc). 10 Tr-Luz DPS t20c. Tri-Contl C war - ‘Tubize Chatilllon. ‘Tubize Ch A (b1). OFFICE EQUIPMENT ! WE SELL, BUY OR EXCHANGE Desks Steel Fi'es Tables Steel Cabinets Chairs Safes BAUM’'S FURNITURE HOUSE 1116 Eye St. Phone NA. 2184 Carnegie Metals, Carrier Corp Carter (JW) 80c 1003, 101% 74 atlin Cory (aive Celluloid Corp { Cellulotd Corp pt | Cent Ohio S b2ic.. Centa S W Ut - | Cent States Elec Cent St El ev pf CentStElcvpfn 2! Cent St E16% pt 27 Cent St E1 7% ot Centrif Pipe t40c Chi Flex Shaft (4) 508 Chi Rivet & M (2) 1 Chief Consol Len. Val. Ter. Ry. 5s 1941 Long Island Gen. 4s 1iix Lowisvile & Nash. 4s 1940 entral 4s 194( 1937 51st Year of Progress Baltimare Qunul(om BALTIMORE. March o Ged Winter. warlicky, 147 March 1.47. CURB BONDS DOMESTIC BONDS Hish. Low, Noon. Power ‘87 X33, K51 853, | Citles Servi = Eower 4 =108 }f:‘h 1055 * | Gittes Service pf . 04 ® 795" | City Auto S(160¢) 41053410534 | Claude Neon Lts L824 903 | eV E 11 tum (12). 3 * [Clev Tractor .. 562 | Clinchfield Coal.. 293, | Club Aluminum. | Colon Dev Ltd .. | Colon Dev 6% pf_. | Colo Fuel&lr war Colts PFA b371zc. Colum O & G a20c. Co'with Distaloc. | Comwith Edis t4. | Com with & S war Com'u’ty P&L 1st Community PS t1 Community WS _ Compo S M ste t1. | ComSM stc vte t1. Cons Alrcraft Consol Biscuit 60c | Cousol Copper o C GEL&P Bo 3.60 | Cons Min&Sm 12 Consol Retail Strs Cont’l Roll & 8 Fv Consol Steel Corp Couper Bessemer. Copper Range____ Cord Corp s | Cor'n&R pf Adad). | Cosden 01l Me (d) Cosden( Me)pf(d) 04 * gy | Court’ldsa3s 2-5c. 83 ox3 | Creole pe. (abuc) . 81~ 81 | Crocker-Whaloc. 84% K4% | Croft Brewing Crown Cent P aée Crown Drug bl0c_ Cuneo Press (2)__ Cusi Mex Mining Dayton Rubber Dayton Rub A(b2) Dejay Stores T8uc Dennison 1% pt Derby Ol & Ket Det Stl Prod b25c. Distilied Liguors Domin S&C (B) Dow Chem (2.40). Draper C (12.40) .. Driver Harris 1% Dubelier Condens DDurhl'I‘n Hos (B) . uro Test C(t40c. Duval Tex s‘.:mc) Phillips Pkg a60c. Phoenix Secur . Eagle Pitcher bl0c 69 B Gt Asks 3 s . Phoenix 8 pf A(3). o Pierce Gov (ab0e¢). Estn G&F As pf 3.100s Sust G&F p pt 4% 268 Pioneer Gold bl0c. East'n States Pwr 10 43y % ::?::‘filg::::) Easy W M(B)t60c 3 LA kasler Klec (abc) 8 . Pitts Plate G (b1) Elec Bond & Share 291 Elec B & S ot (5) 1 Plough Inc (1.20) > Potrero Susar El Pwr AstA)a2be 2 Elec P&L 2 pt A 108 Powdrell&Al 1600 5 ~Wheat. No. “pot. doméstic. 2:30 Stock and Sales— Dividend Rate. Add 00 Doc! N Y. Susa & West New York Tel Co. 4'zs 1¢ |FISKE CING STATIONERS SioE s w - oM SAVE MONEY on your mortgage e ER e~ CHICAGO LIVE STOCK. CHICAGO. March 9 (P (U. S. Depart ment of “Agriculture).—Hogs. 500 direct EARN the advantages of Specialiats our long-term, low in- for Business Records and Equipment BANK EQUIPMENT Walcd“' orCaI MILLS BLDG. MEtro. 5846 terest, monthly-payment plan for refinancing your mortgage. If you have a maturing mortgage, talk to and choice N e s - 210.10; packing 2,000 seBrorannenBrade us now. WEAVER BROS uic REAL'I'ORS e Loan Cor wpolitan Life » Ra a2 NSTEAD of your worrying along with the problems of manage- ment of your apartment house or residential properties—place them in charge of our Property Manage- ment Department. Efficient serv- ice. economically rendered B. F. SAUL CO. 925 15th St. Nat'l 2100 Comw Edis 5% Comw Ed Comw Ed 3'as STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF The Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company Of Milwaukee. Wis. on the 31st dav of December. 19:36. as required under section 647 of the Code of Law for the District of | Columbia. o ISR YORSY -V -4 SO R WASHINGTON BUILDING DISTRICT 9486 100 100, INCOME. New premiums Renewed premiums FOREIGN MARK.ETS LONDON. March 9 (#.—Prices were | very mixed in today's stock market. The mining and oil groups were heavy under | French liquidation and tobacco and rubber | shares were also in supply. Trans-Atlantic issues and German bonds sold lower. while | 2 securities remained steady. | o8| Vickers. was weak holders selling when directors announced a 10 per cent dividend. which _was _disappointing. as they expected a larger disbursement endowments FARIS Renies ‘were fim akain iodsy | Other payments to policy in the Bourse. closing with net gains of | 15} Bank of France o e 'ndun" A e A Giher aisbursements nc: 55 44 stp x Gatineau Pw 2. 10: Total premium in- 9% 993, 5 Mortgage Loans NeR . Total thcrest and rents Other income 8 5 5 6 3 1 66 1 8 c 2 2 T 987 Ris, Total income | DISBURSE\(!NTS. | Net amount va: | losses and m lured - 403 m. 210712 10715 033 10032 10034 10415 nu: GOLD AND PRICES The stimulating effect of new gold discoveries upon busi ness activity and commodity prices has been recogaizec for centuries, yet the effect on prices of the recent tre- mendous rise in world gold production may be over- looked by many investors. The annual average gold output 7. é from 1903 to 1932 was 19,850 million ounces. In the past 7.26 two years, average annual gold production has been nearly 33,000 million ounces, and is still rising, to the certair advantage of world economic recovery. FENNER & BEANE Members NeiYork Stock Exchange and otber leading Exchanges Southern Bldg, 15th & H Sts. N.W, National 7000 Oldetyme Distil Pac G&E 18t (1%4) Pac P& L pfal0% 30s Pac Tin spec (12) 4508 Pan-Am Afr (11). 1 Pantepec O11 £ Pender Gr(B)as0e 2 Pennroad (a25¢) 72 PennP&L (7) 1108 Penn Wat&P (4) 2 Pepperell Mfg t6. 50s PhilaCo (1) . . D ons. S e re- | sements mainder of the list was mixed with Royal Tofaldistizzements | Dutch Tosing 50 francs on the day. s Renl estate ¢ Mortgage lolnl “on real e FOREIGN EXCHANGES. Colinteral loa lung-Sol Lump n_ YORK. March 9 (#.—Foreign ex- | Pc&lx'c“y ;ooltns nnd premi- Twin-Coach a1.40 c{l’:nne 1slendyu Graen tBrxx;lT«mx mfldcnnrs onds n. deman n = Ulen & Co 1% % bt 3 ,fi"_ e e s,-"'.’,o dny blis: : &a: Cach in omee 5634 Unexcelled Mfg._ A mlereseh:nd rents Unit Atr war - United Corp war-. Unit GasCorp - Utd Gas war Unjted G Cpf b1¥% Unit G&E pf (7 Unit Lt & Pw « Unit Lt & Pw pf Unit Molass b1l Unit Shipyds b Unit Shoe M t23% USFoll (B) (1).. 9 U S & (nt] Secur 1 US&IS 1stpfbl% 7 £46.006.713.19 303.069.006.95 None - O 109.540.275.08 562 9 1.476. 61.1 154 10.735.23 18.432.27° S RTTY ™ 41 17.147.065 58 L 12 A Gther “assets 96 R21p 82 R0 a0y _$1.150.835.503.70 20.981.897.68 Gross _assets Deduct assets not ad Bnane . z 50:40; Mexico City. -.1-%0: Montreal in New T admitted 88 o) 10 <53.000.00 53 | York." T00.00:" New "York in Montreal. ssecurities mot subiect fo. amoscleation | 100.60. " n—Nominal are included at_values determined by the gl Soa CRCRIES Committee on_Valuations of the National | e Association of Insu Commissioners. METAL MARKET. 037, 104 104 " 104 104% 10415 104 %, - 100, 100, 100 0512 10512 105% 2 14;,?'/. 1031 408 LIABILITIES. required hil 8 G&E 4135 Portland G&C i 1 100 1013 10134 1013, 106% l"l\% lfld’ 1067 108 108 T 100 i 511y 13012 13012 10012 10013 10015 13 313 31% 109 30 109 0 109 s e S saa . sw__ Wit wer- e t (stp) —Stai s " Nexotiability impAited by nlnurny. e tCompanies reported in rect ivership, Elec Sharenolding 2 El Shov C1st pf__ 60s Emp G&F 6% pf.. 76s Emp G&F 1% pf_ . 1508 Emsco Derrick t1. 6 Equity Corp(a2be) 86 Eureka PL (4) ... b0s EuropnElbdrts. 1 Evans Wall Lead 45 Evans Wall L pt 2508 Bxcello Air(b20c). Fauirchild Av aibe. Falstaff Brewing . Fanny Farm C(1). Ferro kknam ) . Fidelio Brewery.. Fisk Rubber..... FlaP&Lopt. ¥ord (Can) A (1) Ford Ltd a181-10¢ Ford M(Can)B(1) 26s Fox (P) Brew ¥0o. 1 Franklin Ray ag0c 1 Froedt G&M (20¢) 2 Froedt’t cv pf 1.20 100s Gen Alloys [t Gen Rayon Ltd A. Gen Tele C'p a1.35 Gen Telcv pf (3). Gen Tire & Rub Gilb't(AC)a62%c Gilbert(AC)pf 8% Glen Alden C (t1) Goldfield Consol Godchaux Sug(B) Grand Natl Films Gr Rap Var(t60c) Pwr Cp(Can)a26e 1008 Premier Gold 126 1 Producers Corp .. 11 Propper-McC (d). 19 Prov Gas (80¢) .. 22! Pub Svo Ind pf. Pub Svc Ind pr pf 808 Pub Sve Util pr pf 1008 vug 8d P&L pf(5) 76s Pug Sd P&L $6 pf 400s Pyrene Mfg ad0c 1 Ry & Lt Secal.56. 758 Rwy&Util Inv(A) 2 Rainbow Lum (A) 3 Rainbow Lum (B) 1 Raym'd Cono (11) 850s Raym'd Con pf(3) 160s RQaytheon Mfg vt 3 Red Bank 3 Reed R B new 180¢ Relter-Toster Rel EI&En C a2bc. Reybarn Co a2bc. Reynolds Invest ... Rice Stix DG b50c. Root Petrolm(1).. Rustless Ir&Stl__. Ryan Consolid’d Ryerson & Hayn: St Anthony Gold St Lawrence Corp St Lawrence C pf_ St Rexis Paper Sexal Lock & H Seiberling Rubber Selected Indus 185 Sel Ind all cfs 53 850s Sel [nd or pf (53 14608 Select Induscv a3 Sent Saf Control_. . 2y % Seton Leath able... 8 wu 10 1 % 1034 U S Play Cards t1 100s U 8 Rub Reclaim. 10 Unit Storesvte.__ 3 Unit Verde Ex (1) 38 Unit Wall Paper.. 22 Utah Apex 37 Ut P&L pf b87%5c 100s UtilitiesP& L (d) 3 Utll P& L pf (d) .. 1508 Utllity Equities Utllity Eq pf bd% Utilities Indus Uttty & Indus pt Petrol. Vogt Mfg (b20c).. Walker Mining t Wentw'h Mf 11.20. W Va Coal & Coke Westn A E (a26c). 10 W Tex Ut pfad%. 10s Wil-low Cafeteria. 1 Wilson Jon a23 .. Wolverine PortC. 1 Wolv Tube (t40c). 9 Woodley Pet t40c. 1 Wright Harg t400 29 ¥gstn Stl Door(2) 18 Yukon Gold(al3e¢) 11 " % Dividena uu- in_doliars based op last qu semi-annua) nual rate—not Cumuisted dividends & BFllfl b-ly&lr Nlu uorllnlud un act. or securities d Compan! ec repo! s‘m rea:ve Sayment oxtrss v t4a- nge’«“.’. "5y GEhTSOR" | ver engy, % Jower a¢ 44%. DA 60" days-6 bankers' per cent. a0 strong. sngt New" 1 acceptances count rate, New York Reserve Bank, 1 'BOSTON, Dlfllflmen n strong Sork, 1 055, Eas Zinc steady: East St atuge. +50. " Antimony. minum. auicksilver, p MONEY MABKET. NEW YORK. March 0 (#.—Call money steady: 1 per cent all day: prime commer- per cen! 10ans stead: a ner cent offeres nths mion unchanged: _red| BOSTON WOOI. MARKET. rch 9 t ‘:x Rorfouitore NEW YORK. March 9 (.—Copper firm: slectolstic. spot and future, 16 250 export, T Spot and, nearbs, - plat* y: d; the wool mlrket today. h mill b RUBBER STOCKS LARGER. NEW YORK, March 9 (A).—World stocks of rubber at the close of De- cember amounted to 545,440 tons, com- pared with 508,053 at the end of November and 667,833 at the close of 1935, the New York Commodity Ex- change reports. NEW YORK BAR SILVER. NEW YORK, March 9 (#).—Bar sil- [ Net eserve. y Extra reserve for total d permanent disa- bility benefits Instaliment h matured en- dowments. etc. Total policy claims in process of settlement, under adjustment, etc. Dividends due or appor- med to policyholders other kB! $1.075.394.893.65 Capital paid uo (purely mutual company) Resarve for contingen- cles—such as _asset depreciation, mortality fluctuations. etc.. or nassigned Funds (Surplus)” _ Total __. Amount of ordinary business written dur- ing the year Amount of ordnug business writte of Colum= hll d\u'm '.he year Amount _of _industrial Dusiness written dur- ing the y: lndunnfl bl urin the year R. E. PERRY. !ubwrlbtd lnfl l'orn to 25th dat A93% Notaky Public. Milwauk Coom wis otary . Mitasicee, 9 B e e o1y 30, 1050. | ROGER L. BALDWIN $001.257.915.00 | 125.189,126.00 $1,129,853.606.02 $266.722.873.00 FITZ( Al o ity | Asst. Secretary. 2.439.169.00 5.013.156.69 32,187,214 .84 | 9.308.312.12 None 54,458.802.37 2.348,388.00 None rotected by Federal ASSOCIATION osite Palais Royal Here Are P Insurance uP to $5/ COLUMBIA l\llLl\“lg 716 11th Street before me this General Agent Investment Bldg.