Evening Star Newspaper, March 30, 1937, Page 20

A—20 xx% U. 3. BONDS EASE INQUIET TRADING Corporate and Foreign Is- sues Move Irregularly in Narrow Range. Bond Averages 20 10 10 10 Rails Indust. Util F'gn —.1Unc. Une. —.1 95.0103.0100.4 71.9 95.1103.0 1004 72.0 97.1104.0 101.3 729 92.2102.5102.0 69.7 99.0104.4102.8 T4.7 9431029 998 72.0 98.2104.4103.1 73.0 1936 low--. 8691018 99.3 67.6 1932 low_.. 45.8 400 646 422 1928 high--101.1 98910291005 10 Low-Yield Bonds. Noon --.-109.5 Prev. day. 109.4 Month ago 1111 Year ago. 1113 1937 high- 113.7 1937 low.._ 108.9 1936 high- 1135 1936 low__ 110.2 1928 high_ 1044 1932 low_. 868 Net change- Today, noon Prev. day Month ago- Year ago- 1937 high.. 1937 low. 1936 high. (Compiled by the Assoclated Press.) — e BY the Assoctated Press NEW YORK, March 30.—In quiet trading United - States Government loans dipped in the bond market to- day as corporate and foreign obliga- tions moved unevenly in a moderate range. Around midday United States Treas- rv issues showed losses of 1-32 to 7-32 or more with the 21.s, the 2%s of 1959 and the 2%s of 1951 under a little pressure. Government bond dealers said they attached little significance to the de- cline in view of the light turnover. Some described it as merely a tech- nical reaction occasioned by limited selling attracted by Monday's rally. In the corporate sector gains of fractions to a point or so were scored by American Telephone 3';s, Balti- more & Ohio 4 Chesapeake Corp. 5s, Goodyear 5s, Southern Pacific 4'2s and Illinois Central 4%s. Issues down a corresponding amount were International Telephone 35s, Northwestern 4%s, Erie 5s and Texas Corp. 312 DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED NEW YORK. March 30.—Di ds de- red (prepared by the Standa stics Sarsd Extra. ka Junea Gold lewood Ga. ainier Pulp & P Do. vte 10 Increased. Bec T&SB S Diego $2.50 fnitial. pf $150 @ ser B s1Q Deferred. Home Dairy Co. $2 A Accumulated. pf A 87lac Slic 75¢ Regular. Adams (J D) Mfg 15¢ Alaska Juneau Gold M 15¢ Iden ~ Mfg Peaslee-Gaul 0 D St 7 pf 108, Frtmen's P The st Eulier Mfg 5¢ 5 NEW YORK BANK STOCKS NEW YORK. March 30 (P.—New York Becurity Dealers” Association (Quotations as of 2 o'clock.) Bid. Asked, FEDERAL LAND BANKS NEW YORK. March 30 (P.—F Land Bank bonds: e Asked. | 1055 Bid 1047 100% 10315 1019, CHICAGO PRODUCE. ,GHICAGO. = March 30 (P —Butter, ttled. creamery specials (03 as (92). 34 tora storage packed firsts Butter tandards n October. refrigerat Pot; Ru A or standards 1 Idaho v, grade 1 United i weak supplies rather lib demand very slow gacked, per hundredwiight, Idaho Russet Bubarke o, Tow orado Red \m‘lnm J Tery fe les a: M nd w vmrlnwlflr Rurals U o 2. New '\m(‘k sl Wi gupplies ra(hrr liberal. demand <]nv\ lot “track sales. 50-pound sack Biiss Triumphs, U. No. car showing dirty. 1.95: less 'I\an c.mn «‘xn( Bliss Triumphs. U.S. No. 1 N . few 1.85 a sack F!onda Bl\sfi Tri- umph. U. 8. No. 1. bushel crates, acrate. Russet 08 U. S. TREASURY POSITION. BY the Associated Press. _The position of the Treasury on March 27: " Receipts, SI8384.501.17 Tures. ' $15.66:5.2 balance, b % § S1.781.- 24041244 receipts for' the s he 044.211.93 88 (including expenditures. $2.107.061 NEW YORK PRODUCE. 87 VEW, YORK, March 30 (7. —Esus ; unsettled. =~ Mixed colors, 26%; standards. firsts 35: e secon ntraiizes w0 acore). Cheese. 414 quiet and unchanced. Live poultry, by freight. weak. Fowl Leghorn. 15a18. other freight prices un- chaneed. ——— e MONTREAL SILVER. MONTREAL, March 30 (#.—Silver futures opened firmer., 20 to 25 higher. March, 45.15b; May, 45.05b; July, 44.95b. b—Bid. RUBBER FUTURES. i —Crude July, YORK. March 30 Tubber’ futures ‘opened ationg, points higher ay. 27.20-21; 27.40-50: Beptember. 27.(!-45 A expendi- | FINANCIAL. BONDS ON By private wire direct to The Star. TREASU muwn -53 381951-55 Bl4s 1946-49 3148 1949-52 318 1941 3145 1944-46 3% 35 1943-47 45 1044-54 4% S-3% 8194345 438 1947-52 28,5 1942-47 381947 381949 3181964 2481942-44 ___ 2% 1939-49 881952 _ Abitibl Pa&Pw 63 63 Agr Mtg Bk Col 6s *47 Febr coupon on_ Antfoquia 1st 78 57 Antioquia 2d 75’57 new Antloquia Ts ‘45 A Antioquia 7s "45 C Antwerp 55 '58 Argentine 414871 Argentine { %s 62 Argentine 6s ‘57 A Arcentine 6s 58 B Arzentine 6s 59 June Arcentine 6s ‘59 Oct Argentine 68 ‘60 Mav Argentine fs 60 Sent Arcentine 65 ‘60 Oct Argentine 63 61 May Australia 418°56 ___ Australia 5 Australia 5s Belgium 7855 RBerlin Elec fs Berlin Elec f14s Brazil 6%s '26-'57 Brazil 6182757 Brazil 78'52 Brazf] 8541 Brishane 55 '58 Buenos Alres 4%48-3%8'77 Py Buenos A 41376 Aug Buenos Alres 4%s-485'76 April Bue Al 4168-4%s 75 Buenos A C 660 Apr Buenos A C 68’60 Oct Buenos A C 61555 Buenos A 68 61 st Pv_ Bulgaria 7s ‘67 July chapon oft Canada 21584 Canada 33,8'61_ Canada 4s'60 _ Canada s '5?2 Carlshad 8s” | Chlile 6s'60 |01 1e 6861 Jan_ | Chite 6s 63 Chile 78 '42 Colombta 6 61 Jan - Colombfa fs 61 Oct __ Chile Mtg Bk 65 61 Chile Mtg Bk 614857 | Chile Mtg Bk 6%s 61 Col Mte Bk 7s *46 | Chilean Mun L 7, Copenhagen 6s Cordoba 78 '42 Prv_ Costa Rica 75 A '51_ Cuba 58 '04-"44 Cuba 5%8 45 Czechoslovakia 85 '51. | Denmark 4145 '62 | Denmark 61,5 55 | Denmark 6s 42 = Dominic 18t 51542 | Ger C Bk A 6538 Ger C Rk A s 60 July | Ger C Bk A 75 50 | Ger Gen Elec 65 '48 | Ger Gov A= 65 st | Ger Gov 5% 65 un st 60 | | Ger Prv & Citv Bank | conAg 6858 | Ger Ren 78 "44 stod Ger Ren 7s 49 unst _ Grt CEl Jap 6%s '50._ | Greek Gov 6868 | Haitt 6552 | taly 78 51 Ital P U Crd 7s '52 Japan 6%s 65 - Japan 6%s'54 Lombard Elec 7552 Medelin 615 ‘54 Milan 618 52 New So Wales 53 ‘57 New So Wales 55 '58 | Norway “1s'65 Norwav 41,8 '56 | Norway 68 43 Norway 6s 44 Oriental Dev 65’53 __ Oslo 418 55 B | Panama 5s 63 stp as Paris Orl Ry f s '68 | Permambuco 78 47 Sept coupon off - Peru 6s ‘60 Peru 6s 61 Peru 7s ‘69 Poland 78 47 _ Poland 8s 50 Porto Alegre 7348’66 July coupon off Prussia 68 '52 Queensland 6547 Queensland 78 *41_ Rio de Jan 6348°63 Aug couponoft ____ Rio de Jan 8s 46 April coupon oft Rio Gr do Sul 68’68 June coupon off Rio Gr do Sul 7s 66 May coupon oft Rio Gr do Sul 8s '46 April coupon oft | Rome 61,852 __ | Rumania 7s *49 Aug coupon off Sao Paulo C6%s '57 May coupon oft Sao Paulo St 78 40 __ Sao Paulo St 78 '56 Sept coupon oft Sao Paulo St 8s ‘36 July coupon off Sao Paulo St 8s '50 July coupon off Serbs 8s 62 unm ¢ o Styria s '46 Sydney 5%s '55_. Taiwan Elec %871 Trondhiem 5%s'57 Tyrol Hy Elec s 52 __ Tyrol Hv El 7%s '35 _ S. [Ujlgawa E P 7s 45 | Un Stl Wk 61.s 47 A Uruguay 6s 60 Uruguay 6s 64 ______ Warsaw 7s 58 Westphal E] Pw 6853 | Yokohoma 6s 61 DOMESTIC Adams Exp 4% 546 Ala Grt South'n 4s 43 Alleg Corp b8 44 Alleg Corp 6s 49 Alleg Corp 68 ‘60 stp Allled Stores 4% '50. Allfed Stores 438 '51_ Am & For Pw 6n 2030 Am Icecv bs ‘53 Am I GChE%s 49 Am Tel & Tel 8% 5'61 Am Te) & Tel 33566 AmT& T 4%8°39 _ AmT& TE%s 43 ___ Am Wat Wks 68°76__ Am Writ Paper 68 47 Am Writ Pa 68 47 cfs Anaconda deb 4345 *50 Anglo-Chil Nit 78 67 Armour & Co 4% | Armour Del) st 4 | Armour & Co Del 45 57 | Armstrong C'k 4s 50 A T&S Feady 48 95 st A T&S Fe gen 48 95 A T&S Fe 41848 A T&S FeC A 414562 A T&S Fe TSCL 4s 58 Atl Coast L 18t 48 ‘52 Atl Coast L clt 4s 52 AtIC Lun4%s 64 At] Coast Line Atla&Ch A L 65°44 Atlantic & D 1st4s 48 AtIG & W 16859 B&O1stds 48 . 100.7 100.6 101.6 104.¢ 103.6 104.20 104.20 106.7 106.28 106.5 1.2 10528 115.8 FEDERAL FARM MORTGAGE. 101.6 102.22 102,22 102.22 101.31 101.81 102,30 102.80 HOME OWNERS' LOAN. 100.5 100.7 101.26 101.22 101.22 FOREIGN BONDS. High. Low. 102.2 1082 RY High. Low. 9822 98,14 98.14 102.16 102.8 100.22 100.14 99.30 99.26 100.28 104, 102,28 104,18 104.20 106.6 105.18 1063 110.29 105, 115, 101, 2:55. 102.8 100.14 99.30 99.27 100.28 104, 16 102,28 104.18 104.29 106.6 105.16 106.3 110.29 106.20 115, 101.6 99.28 99.28 99 254 1275 18% 15% 14% 100%% a1 100.2 97K 261 12% 12% 1534 14% 100%% 98y, 100.2 2:58. 99 264 1234 1274 16% 1% 1004 9834 10134 i 1013 & 100% 1051 1053 i 116% 1935 20 80 9434 L4 131 0% 4 102 BONDS 1011y 108 98¢ 91y 62 100 9934 8% 9 107% 9873 98% 10634 2% 108 7874 7% 10634 39y 108 97% 978 104 104% 1104 108% 106 10214 1004 92 99 904 fibw 20 82 1013 108 973 91 61 100 98% ¥TY, 104 1043% 110% 108% 112 1% 1013 9634 283y 103% 111% 5434 7434 106 10084 10175 102 1013 102 10214 1004 10614 1053 1163 106Y 78 993 | 61% 1003 919 104 1043 1104 108% 112 1113 1013 9674 9319 108% 111% [T 4% 10614 8034 80} 80l m m 11 THE EVENI N. Y. STOCK High. Low. 2:05. B&OTrf5s'95 Areg. B& B& B&Oref 68°'95C. B & O Swn 6860 B & O Toledo 48°'569 Bang & Aroos 48 *51._. Bell T of Pa 6s 48 B_. Bell T of Pa 5s *60 C... Beth Steel 33%8 66 _. Beth Steel 4% » "60... Bos & Me 4%s'61J. Bos & Me 68 '55 . _ .. Bos & Me 6s 67 __ Bot Con M Alas '34. Bot Con M 61.s'34 ct_ Bklyn C RR 6s 41 Bklyn Ed con 3% #°66. Bklyn Man T 4%58 66 Bklvn Un EI 58 '50 Bklyn Un Gas 5s ‘50 Bklyn Un Gas 6s ‘67 B Bklyn Un G ref 6847 Buff GE4%s 81 B Buff R&P con 4%s 57 Bush Term con 53 '55 Bush TermBldg 5560 Camag 78 42 ctfs Can'dian N R 438 '66. Can‘dian N R 4%s°57_ Can‘dian N 6569 July~ Can‘dian N 5589 Oct __ Can'dfan N db 634546 Can'dian P db 4s perp Can'dian Pac 4%s "46. Can'dian Pac 4%8 ‘60 Can’dian Pac 5544 cfs Can‘dian Pac bs '54___ CaroCl1& O 6s'38 __ CaroCl& 06852 A__ Car & Gen 65 '50 ww __ Central Fdry cv 6s 41 Cent of Ga st bs "4 Cent of Ga rt Hl4s Cent Hud G& Cent 11l E& G Cent N England 4s 61 Cent of N J zen 5 '87 Cent Pac 1st 4s '49 rg Cent Pac is 60 Cent PTr Sh 4s 54___ Cert'd deb 5%s 48 _ Champ P & F 4%s°5 Chesap C cv 5s 44 Chesap Corp 53 47 Ches & O 3% Ches & 03%s 96 B__ € & O con b C&OWmS YV Chi & Alt ref 3s 49 Chi B & Q gen 4558 Chi B & Q 4%s 71 Chi B & Q ret 6571 Chi & E 111 68’51 Chi & E 1158 '51 ctfi Chi Grt West 48 59 Chi 1 & L gen 5s°66 CMStP4s'89 CM&StP 43589 _ CM&St P 68 75 CM&StP&P ad)j 652000 Chi & NW gen 48 87__ Chi& NW 4% < Chi & NW 438 2| Chi & NW 4% s Chi& NW rf &s Chi R &P rf 4s'34ctf. 1 R I&P gen 4s 88 Cot R L\PA'” S 1St 68 60 Chi T H&S Inc 5s 60 | Chi Un St 3 Chi Un Sta 3% Chi Un Sta s 44 Chi & W incon 4s8'52 Chi& W Ind 4%s 62 Childs & Co bs '43 CinG&E3Y%s 66 Cin Un Ter 31:8 D gtd Cin Un Ter s 2020 B CCC&St L rf 4198 'T7 E | CCC&St L ref bs '63 D { CCC&St Liref 68 41C. ClevELI13%s 65 __ Clev Un Tel 42877 Clev Un Term 55°73 B Clev Un Ter 5%s "T2A Colo Fuel&lron 55 '43._ Colo Fuel & Ir 58 70 __ Colo & So 41gs 80 Columbia G & E b8 52 May | Columbia G& Colum Ry P Comcl Credi Com Inv Tr33%s" Conn R& L 4%s 51._ Cons Coal Del vs 60 Cons Ed NY 34846 n Cous Ed NY 3158756 0 Cons Gas NY 4%s '51 Consol Ol 3%s '51 Ccnsum P un 338 65 Cons Pwr 3% '70 Consum Pwr 3%5 ‘65 Crane Co3%s 5 2 Crown Will P 6551 _ Cuba R R 65 36 ctfs _ Cuba RR ref T1;s ‘36 Cuba Northn 518 42 Dayton P&L 3%s 60 __ Dei & Hud ref 4543 _ Del & Hud 5%s°37 _ Den & R G con 48 36 | Den & R G W 6s Den & R G ref 68 ‘78 res M&F't D 4s cfs Detroit Ed 4s 65 F __ Det Edison 5s 52 Dul S S & At 5s 37 = Duaues Lt 4%s 57 B Elec Auto Lite 48'52 Liriecy 4s 53 A Erfecv 4553 B Erfe cons 4s '96_ Erie zen 48 96 Erie ref 5s 67. Erieref 6s 75 _ Erfe & Jersev 6s°'55 Erie & Pitts 318’40 C_ Fairbks Morse 4s 56_. Fed L&Tr int 5542 ___ Fed Lt & Trac 6s 42__ Fla E C Ry 6874 Fla EC Ry 6s 'T4 ctfs_ Francisco Sug 6s'56 .- Gen Am Inv 58 62 ___ Gen Cable 6,8 47 Gen Mot Acc 38 46 __ Gen Mot Ass 3%s 51_ (Gen St Cast b4s'49_ Ga & Ala 55’45 Goodrich 4%s 56 Goodrich 6s 45 z Goodyear T&R 58 57_ Great N Ry 45 46 G Great N Ry 48 46 H Grt N Ry ref 4142’61 A Grt N R gen 41%48'76 D Grt N Rgen 4%s'77TE Grt NRb%s 652 B Green Bay 6s'62 B Gulf States Utll 48’66 Gulf States Ut 43, 8'46 Gulf Sta St1 6%s 42__ Hoe (R) 1st mtg "44. Houston O11 6%s "40_ Hudson Coal 6862 Hud & Man inc 6s ‘57 Hud & Man ref 58 '57_ (11 Bell Tel 3%s ‘70 111 Cent col tr 4s8°'52. 111 Cent col tr 48 53 111 Cent ref 4s 55 (11 Cent 4%s 66 ICC&StL N 04 %563 1CC&STIL N O br 111 C St L&NO nland St 3%s 61 Int R T 1st rf 6s 66 1 RT 1st "t 53 66 ctfs IntRT6s 32 IntRT 7s 32 Interlake 68 '5 Int Grt Nr 6s ‘62 A _ Int Grt Nr ad) 6s'62 A. Int Hydro Elec 63 ¢4 Int Mer Marine 6s "41_ Int Pap 18t 68 47A_. Int Pap ref 6s 55 Int T&T cv 4%8°39___ Int T&T 4% 52 Int T&T 68 56 lowa Cent 1st&rf4s’51 Jones&L Stl 44 s'61A Kans C So 1st 38 60 Kans City So ref &8 '50 Kresge Found 45 45 _ Laclede Gas bs '59 Laclede G 6%s 53 C__ Laclede G 6%s 60 D Laclede Gas 6s 42 B Lake S&M So 3%s 97 Lautaro Nit 68 54 cfs Lautaro Nitr 6s°64 Leh C&N 4,8 54 A Leh Val Coal 55 ‘64— weh Val Coal 5874 Leh Val Coal 6s 38___ Leh Val Har b3 54 . LV NY 4%s 40gtd Leh V P con 48 2003 Leh V P con 4%s 2003 Leh V RR con 68 2003 Leh Val Ter 5s '41 rg. Loew's 8% Long Isl gen ¢é8 9134 0 90% 100 10534 9474 100% 993, T 104 1073 1214 10614 0k 8914 8914 100 106 [ 105 u7 122 9634 103 90% 8944 203 100 105 Y 105 u7 122 9544 103 823 8714 861§ 36 8 96 100% 993 1085 104 1063 122 136 9654 9659 107 108 65 109% 110 122 133 961 9619 1064 108 [13 1094 109%, 115 a 40 1034, 104%, 105 1% 100%, 871y 100 103 107% 17% 675 101 4 106% 10134 100% 910 401 993 vkl 1031, % 130 108 11%1 103!, 102% 12 10135 1083, 98 9% 104 1043 102 102 643 65 g T84 76% T8 10634 10635 10634 9835 98} 99 108}4 10236 10336 High, Low. 17 Lorillard 6856 - _. la & Ark 65'69 Lou & Jeff Bld 4s 45 L & Nash 3%s 2003 u7 9634 106% 10634 106%; 9234 L&N 1st4s 2003 L & N unif 48°40 L& N 682003 B McCrory Stores 68°61. McKess&Rob 6% 850 _. Me C RR gn 4% 8'60A_ Manati Sug 7%s 42 _. Man S1st 738’42 ctfs_ 76} Manhat Ry 4890 ctfs. 48l Mead Co 68 *45 . 108 Met Ed 1st rf 434568 1064 Mil El R&L 6861 _ MO ER&SLrf 6871 Mil Spa & N W 4547 Minn & St L 68'34 ctfs MStP&SSM cn 45 °38 MStP&SSM b5 *38 gtd. MStP&SSM 5%8°49 MStP&SSM 6%8'T8- ofo I11 68 ‘59 Mo K & T 1st 4590 Mo K & T 4s°62 B MoK &T ¢%s'78_ Mo K & T 5862 A MoK & T ad) 6867 Mo Pac 4s 76 Mo Pac 5877 Foo_. Mo Pac 6878 G Mo Pac 6s ‘811 Mo Pac 5%8°49 A Mob & Ohio 4%5 77 Mob & Ohio 63’38 Mob & Oh M div 5547 Monong Pub § 4%8'60 Monong Pub 8 636 Montana Pwr 3%s ‘66 Mor& [issex 3%s 2000 Morris&Essex 4%s ‘55 Morris&Essex bs ‘55 Mutual Fuel G 53’47 - Nassau Elec 48'51 gtd Natl Dairy 3% 8'51ww Natl Dis P C 4358'45 Natl RM Ist 45’51 asst Natl Steel 4s 65 New 2 T&T 1st 5852 New OrIGNR 63 ‘83 A New Orl & N 4%s'52_. New Orl P S6s 62 A__ New Orl P S 5855 B :\pw Orl Ter 1st 48’53 9934 . 107 104 104 8114 76 1043 1043 41 10435 11935 9514 8214 978 98Y e\v Or1T&M ine5s'35. ew Orl T&M 6s°51 B New Orl T&M 6s 66 C. New Orl T&M §%8 ‘54 NY Central 33%s *46_ NY Cent con 4s°98 NY Cent rf 41482013 NY Crf4%s2013n_ NY Cent rf 52013 NY Cent cv 63 44 NYC Mich C N Y Chi & StL 4546 __. NYC&St L 4%s8 78 NY Chi & St L 6s°38 NY Dock 1st 48°51 Y G El H&P 45 49 __ NY L & W 1st 48773 ' NH & H3%s 4 NY NH & H 4%s '67 NY O&W gen 4s 55 __ NY Q& ref 45 92 NYQurens con3 % 9'65 | NY Tel cen 4% 3 \\ W& B4les 46 g Falls P 318 66 \mx h 58 50 Norf So 1st ref 6s’'61.. Norf & W 1st 45 '96 North Am Ed 6s 69 C Nor'n O 1st 55'45 ct st Nor'n Pac gen 3s 2047 Nor'n Pac 4897 or'n Pac 4%s 2047 or'n Pac bs 2047 D__. North Pac s 2047 Onto Edison 48 '65 Onio Pub Sve 712846 Ont Pwr Niag 55 43 Orez W RR 4s 61 | Pac Gas & E1 313566 10134 105 1001 81 Pac G & PacG & Pzn Am Pl 68 40 ctfs Para Broadway 38 ‘55 Paramount Pic £8'65 Park-Lx 614553 ctfs_ Parmelec 63 44 renn Co 4s 63 Penn Dixie C 6841 Penn P&L 4% Penna R R 31, benn RR 3%s 70 C Pern RR con 4s 48 Penn RR 435 ‘81 D_ Penn R R 4%s 84 Penn RR gn 4%8°65 _ Penn RR deb 415870 Penn RR gen 5s ‘68 People GL&C rf 5847 Pere Marg 414880 Pere Mara 1st 53 1002% 1001 1051, | Phila B&W cn 58°'T4 Phila Co 6s 67 2 Phila Elec Co 4s 71 Phila & R C&1 58°'78 Phila & R C&] 63 49 _ | Philiopine Ry 4s 37__ tL4s'51G .. PCC&ST L 41577 C Port Gen El 415 60 Postal Tel & C 5553 _ Pure Ofl 4%s 50 W __ Pure O1] 4%e 50 ww__ Reading Jer C 4851 _ Reading R 4%8°97 A_ Rem-Rand 4% s'56ww. Republic St14%s 50 Republic St 4%s 56 Republic Stl 4%s 61 Republic Stl 5% s ‘54 Revere Cop 4%8°56 _. Richfleld O 68’44 ctfs_ Rio G W col 48 49 A__ Rntland RR 4%8 41 Saguenay Pw4 % 566 St Jos & Gr Is] 4547 . StJo Ry L T&P 58 '37. St L IM&S R&G 4s5'33. StLP&NWb5s'48 __ St L-S Fran 4s ‘50A St L-S F 4850 A ctfs St L-S Fran 4%s 78 St L-SF 41,878 cf 8. St L-S F 55 50 B ctfs St LS W gn rf 58 96 St LS W 1st ter 58’52 StP M&M ext 5843 St P Un Dep rf 5372 San An P Svc 6852 A San Diego CG&E4s’65 Scioto C& N E 45’89 __ Seabd A L 4550 _ Seabd A L 43 '50 8tp_.. Seabd A L ref 4s'69__. Seabd A Ladj 6s°'49__. Seabd A L 68 45 A Seabd A L 68 45 ctfs Seabd A-F1 68’36 A ct_ Sharon Stlcv 4%s'51. Shell Un deb 3%s ‘61 Silesian Am 78 '41_ Skelly O1l 48 61 Socony Vac 3%s 50 South Bell T&T 6s "41 Southn Cal Gas 4% '61 S0 Colo Pwr 6s '47 A South Nat G 4% 8’51 So Pac3%s 46 So Pac col 48 49 So Pac ref 48 b55.. So Pac 4%s 68 So Pac 4% 69 So Pac 41,5 81 So Pac Ore;z 4%s'77 _ So Pac S F Ter 458 °'50 So Ry gen 48’56 A So Ry 68 '94 - So Ry gen 6866 8o Ry 6%s '66 SOoRYyM&O 48 38 So Ry St L div 4s°61 8 W Bell Tel 334564 Southw’n G&E 4s '60_ Stand Ol N J 3s°61. Studebaker ¢v 6845 Tenn C&C 6s 44 B Tenn E! Pw 6347 A_ Texarkana 63%s ‘50 rexas Corp 3%s 61 __. Texas & Pacbs 79 C Tex & Pac 1st bs 2000 Third Av ref 48 60 Third A ad in ex 68’66 Tol & Ohio C 3% 860 Un El Chicago 55 45 Un El L & P5s 57 UnEl L& P6ls 54 Un Ofl of Cal 3%s 62 Union Pac 3%s 70 Uh Pac 3%s°'71 Un Pac 18t 4847 Un Pac 1st rf 48 2008 United Drug 68 ‘53 10034 United Rys St L 48°'34 324 U S Rubber 6s'47. .. 105% Utan L & T 6844 (A). 100} Utah P& L 68 *44__. 1013 Utll P &L 6a°89 o1 1028 (3% 46 80 102 108% 100 96 108 8214 1084 10239 106 9534 99%4 108%% 10035 963 141 103% 9844 10634 102% 103 118%% 678 3814 10245 20 106 1043 1123 963 9614 111% 106 . 10674 10634 106}5 107 1087 103% 108% 104 10634 106% 10335 108} 1085 1083 NG STAR, WASHINGTON, EXCHANGE 2:58, 117 9615 96Y 928 92% 0985 99% 107 81% 4% % 43 89% D. ¢C, ARMCO REPORTS TUESDAY, MARCH 30, 1937. Money for Construction Loans and Loans on Improved Properties Prevailing Rates 1930 SALES RECORD Volume Hits All-Time High and Profit Is Best Since 1928. BY the Assoclated Press. MIDDLETOWN, Ohio, March 30.— The American Rolling Mill Co. re- ported today that 1936 sales were the largest in the company’s history and profit the greatest since 1928. Chairman George M. Verity said net earnings of $6,441,676, or $2.73 a share on common stock, were the re- | sult of sales totaling $101,463,383. 10814 9434 8914 ol 98Y; 113% 68 10414 IOTLA 4 10434 1193 954 8214 103% 991 105 i 110% 10384 112 11214 1041, 978 10115 10475 104% i 10814 10914 10184 116 1028 3774 1614 2675 109 10574 514 3214 1031, 1195 4 1005 10574 10714 19914 9735 9634 i 123 10234 853 6% 293 1013 10834 100 294 268 28 47 59 10214 18 109 1064 103% 9814 1061 1063 10234 102% 108 108 118% 1187 671 67Y 38l 3834 10245 1024 20 20 106 106 10445 1043 112 95% 9534 11134 108 100% 8234 10536 105% 10034 10034 1013 1014 o1} 6iX | we. Earnings in 1935 were $4,310,127, or $2.41 a share, with sales totaling $76,799,385. In 1932, which Verity said was the “depression low,” sales aggregated $27,294,322, Current assets increased about $2,000,000 to a total of $44,512,822 and current liabilities' $5,500,000 to a total of $17,558,163. Verity said the increased liabilities were due pri- marily to increases in accounts pay- able, accrued taxes and wages re- sulting from increased business. They include, he added, $900,000 to be paid in dividends April 15. Boy Fnend Got Lonely. FIRST DEED OF TRUST ONLY GEORGE I. BORGER 643 Indiana Ave. N.W. Nat’l 0350 1937 Blst Year of Progress PRINTING PRODUCING STATIONERS ODIDE ST- ‘N-W and Equipment STEEL DESKS WalcoflTaylorCo Inc MILLS BLDG. MEtro. 5846 MINNEAPOLIS (#).—"Ohhhh, Rosie! Ohhhh, Rosie!” It was a plaintive male voice call- ing in the night near the Minneapolis ‘Women's Work House. Somebody, 60, had been shining a flashlight on the work house windows. Perturbed, police asked Rosie, an inmate, what it was all about “Oh, that's the boy friend,” ex- plained Rosie. “I guess he's lonely. HEADS ONTARIO & WESTERN. NEW YORK, March 30 (#)—E. G. day was elected president of the New York, Ontario & Western Railroad to succeed J. H. Nuelle, who resigned to become chairman of the Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co. C. B. McManus, traffic manager, was named a vice president and director and G. H. Caley was elected general manager. GETS GOODYEAR POST. NEW YORK. March 30 (#)—E. J Thomas has been named executive vice president and a director of Good- year Tire & Rubber Co. High. 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Branch, 12th an: [Booklets may be had Duckland, chairman of the board, to- | ] 925 15th Street 1035 | First Mortgage Money For CONSTRUCTION LOANS and LOANS ON IMPROVED PROPERTY in the District of Columbia Nearby Maryland and Virginia 5% Prompt Action B. F. SAUL CO. Natl. 2100 STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION American Mu(ual Liability Insurance Co. Mass.. on the 3lst day of De- as required under Section Law he District | Net premiums al estate Morigage loans on real ral loan: and stocks in compar | Deposits n “panics | Premiums | lec | mnter acc course of col- and rents due or assets \ Gross assets 3 uct assets not admitted Total admitted assets LIABILITIES oremiums | Total Sirpiis over"all liabilities- Total NET PREMIUMS WRITTEN DURING District of lumbia. Accident 0 2.815.389.01 1.337,392.85 hability Liability other 6.974.57 63.519.76 0 Burglery and | Steam boiler | Machinery Auto broperty Auto collision than auto Totals E. PETTIBONE Vice President. LISUIE P HENRY ASt(. Secretary Subscribed and sworn to_before me th | 26th day_of March, 1937 (Seal.) | LESTER MARSTON. Notary, Public. commission expires Dec. 3 {[QUESTIONS THAT ARE ASKED ABOUT BANKING] L R A 4 cam S of @ IMPLY stated, bank credit is the faith a individual, or business at a specified time. Character is the foundation of every good credit rating. Reputation for good business ng bills promptly, and r ‘‘making your word good™ is essential. It is desirable to be a depositor in the bank where you wish to establish or build up your credit. An adequate balance should be main- tained, and your account should not be over- drawn. Good credit references are helpful. Loans should be met promptly on due date. These are some of the essentials we recom- mend to any person wishing to establish or build up his credit rating at our bank. Mciachlen Banking Corporation Since 1891 STREETS, N. W. d Maryland Ave. SW. Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation covering this series upon request.} STOCKETT- 0 | 106.820.08 | FINANCIAL., cg/w*clf Zetm CONSTRUCTION LOANS in District of Columbia or nearby M&ryland SIX MONTHS TO ONE YEAR 5% Upon completion of buildings, these loans may be extended on one of several long term monthly payment plans; or for three or five years, without curtails; interest semi-annually. H. L. RusT ComPANY 1001 FIFTEENTH STREET NATIONAL 8100 INTEREST COMMISSION 1% 1831 106lh 1937 STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF THE POTOMAC INSURANCE COMPANY of the District of Columbia On the 31st day of December, 1036, as required under Section 647 of the Code of Law for the District of Columbia. INCOME. Net premiums Total interest and rents Other income Total income DISBURSEMENTS, Net amount paid policyholders for losses All other disbursements Total disbursements ASSETS. Real estate Mortgage 10ans on real estate __ Collateral loans 2 Ronds and stocks Cash in company’s office Deposits in banks Azents’ balances Interest and rents due or accrued Ail other assets Gross assets Deduct assets not admitted Total admitted assets e LIABILITIES, Net unpaid claims ‘iotal unearned premiums Other na»uum Capital paid Larplus 'over all liabilities Total District of Columbia Fire = 13.856.0 Ocean marine Motor vehicles _ Earthquake ion and transportation storm, cyclone and hail Hail (krowine crops) Sprinkler leakaj = Ziot, eivil commotion and explosion THOS. C. MOORE. Vice President and Mana ALEX. K. PHILLIPS, Secretary. bseribed and sworn to before me this 11th day of February. 19 (Seal.) VINCENT A. SHEEHY. Jr.. Notary Public, D. C. Capital —$1,000,000.00 Net Surplus 1,392,494.26 _ (Paid In) Surplus to Policyholders 2,392,494.26 Issues All Forms of Fire, Windstorm, Automobile and Inland Marine Insurance Thos. C. Moore, Vice-Pres. & Mer. A. A Hoehling. 2nd Vice-President 3. W. Lawler, Ass’t Secretary George W. White, Chairman Frederick Richardson. President Alex. K. Phillips. Secretary DIRECTORS Georse W. White A. Hoehl [ hnson Sir Francis Norie-Miller. Bart. ex. K. Phillips Hrederick Richardson 82nd Annual Statement of the Condition of the MUTUALFIRE INSURANCE CO. of the District of Columbia —on the 31st day of December, 1936, as required under Section 647 of the Code of Law for the District of Columbia Assets Real estate $99,150.00 Mortgage loans on real estate Bonds and stocks Cash in com- pany’s office Deposits in banks Interest and rents due or accrued All other assets Income Net premiums__ $31,355.33 262,645.00 Total interest 35,359.38 and rents____ 22,769.67 39.07 3,868.13 Other income___ 17.228.79 5,720.79 $54,164.07 277.07 Total income Gross assets $424,249.16 Total ad- mitted a sets $424,249.16 Liabilities Net unpaid claims Total unearned premium Other lial es Surplus over all liabilities Disbursements Net amount paid policyholders for losses _ $7,947.20 $34.10 All other dis- bursements __ 20,664.43 39,726.71 7,113.79 396,436.84 Total dis- T bursements __ $47,673.91 Total $424,249.16 Net Premiums Written During the Year D by $30,996.01 89.19 270.13 Fire ___ Tornado, windstorm, cyclone All other _______ $31,355.23 CHAS. KATTELMANN, President. L. PIERCE BOTELER, Secretary. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 29th day of March, 1937. (Seal.) HELEN C. RUSSELL, Notary Public. My commission expires October 15, 1940. In 1936, a RETURN OF SAVINGS (dividend) paid to our policyholders, reduced the cost of their insurance 209, or more. The assets were sub- stantially increased. OUR COMPANY ISSUES ONLY NON-AS- SESSABLE PARTICIPATING POLICIES, WITH- OUT PREMIUM NOTES. We attach a rider to our fire policies, for a small additional premium, insuring against loss by Wind- storm, Hail, Explosion, Riot, Aircraft and Motor Vehicle damaze. Ask about this. Insure your homes and other buildings, their contents, in this Washington owned and managed Mutual Fire Insurance Company. A copy of Eighty-second Annual Statement, giv- ing detailed operations of company for 1936, and rates and other information, on request. T OFFICERS: Chas. Kattelmann, President L. Pierce Boteler o AL L. Pierce Boteler, Secretary gv"n'u::: "1‘(40{5“! Henry E. Bittinger, Treasurer R OFFICE IN COMPANY’S BUILDING 1301 H Street N.W. Phone Natl. 1180 Charles M. Boteler obert E. Buckley Wm. Reed Macgill, Asst. Secy. “You Save by Insuring in the Mutual Fire”