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^Utility Shares Go Down
Fractionally—Newmont Is
Prominent Climber.
By thm Associated Prsss.
NEW YORK, December 28.—In
dustriaJ shares rose sharply in the Curb
market today as utilities settled to a
fractionally lower range.
Newmont, American Airlines and
Detroit Steel products were leaders,
* with gains of more than 5 points each.
Aluminum. Ltd., climbed about 4'2.
Issues up 1 to 2 included Casco Prod
ucts, Aluminum Co. of America. Shat
tuck Denn Mining. Pan-American Air
ways and Nehi Corp.
Montgomery Ward "A" yielded 3 in
a small market. Oils were mixed
within a fractional range.
-S ....... ■
National Power
Shows $8,635,363
Equity in Income
By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, December 28.—Na
tional Power & Light Co. reported for
the 12 months ended with November
net equity of $8,635,363 in the income
of its subsidiaries, compared with
$7,478,978 in the preceding 12 months.
> Operating revenues of subsidiaries
Increased to $77,608,156 from $71,813,
225 and the balance after interest
charges and reserves to $14,709,637
from $13,554,449.
For the three months ended with
November the parent company’s equity
Increased to $2,366,692 from $1,904,
609 In the comparable period last year.
SHARP DROP SHOWN
IN EXCESS RESERVES
By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, December 28.—’"Ex
cess" reserves of Federal Reserve
member banks dropped sharply in the
last week as the volume of money
■ in circulation was stepped up to han
dle record holiday transactions.
The latest, total is under last year,
because of the 50 pier cent boost in
reserve requirements last August 15.
Reserves above the legal minimum,
reported by the Reserve Board, com
pared as follows:
Week ended December 23„$1.KSO.OOO.OOO
Previous week.. 2.<l5n.OOO.OOO
6ame period last rear . 2.1H3.000.000
* Pathe Film Corp.—Company re
ceived a dividend of $245,000 on its
holdings of capital stock of Du Pont
Film Mfg. Corp.
CURB BONDS
DOMESTIC BONDS.
High. Low. Close.
Ala Power os '46 A_108 108 108
Alum Co 5s '52 _105*4 105*, 105*4
Am G ft E 5s 2028 - 108 107’. 108
Am P ft L 6s 2016 101*. 101*. ioi»i
Am Rol Mill 5s 48 lo.'t*, 103‘, 103**
Aopalach E P 5s '56 104*, III!*, 101
Anna! P 6s 2024 A _ 119*, nil*, 1 111*.
Ark PftL 5s '56 . . 1031, 103', loat,
As El Ind 41 as '53.— 62 61*, 62
As G ft E 4'as '48 ... 5.1*4 5.1*. 5.1*4
As G ft E 4’aS '40 . 53*, 53*4 53',
As G ft E 5s '.V* 58*2 58*4 58
As T ft T 5*2* '55 A 87*. 87*. 81’a
Bald Lo 6s ’.'18 xw 157 157 157
Bald Lo 6s '.18 xw stD 158 157*4 158
Bel Tel C 5s 'Ho C_-. 123*4 123'., 123*4
Birm El 4'as '68 OS'. OS'. OS',
Can Pac Ks 42 124*, 124*4 124*,
Cent Pw ft Lt 5s '56 05',a 05'a 05'2
Cent St El 5*aS '54 60 60 60
Cen St P * L 5'4s '53 74 733. 74
Chi Di El 4*4s '70 A 10514 105V, 105*4
Chi Rys 5* '40 cod SI SI 81
Cin Str R 5'as 52 A 101*4 101 101*4
Cin Str Ry 6s '55 B—104*4 104 ]04'a
Clttes Svc 5s '50 78*, 7 7 783,
Cities Svc 5s '66 TO 77 70
Cities S Gas 5* as ’42 102 102 302
Cit S P ft L 5'aS '52 74', 14 74',
Cit S P ft L 5'as ’40 74'a 741, 74'a
Com, Sb 514s '48 A 103*, 103'. 10.3*,
Cons Gs of B 5s '30 1001. 1001, 100',
, Cont GftE 5s '58 A 04', 04 04',
Denver G ft E 5s '40 108*4 108'4 108',
Detroit C G 6s '47 A 10614 1061, 1061,
Det Cit Gs 5s '50 B 106 106 106
Det Tnt Bg H'is '52 12'4 II3, 12*4
Det * In B 6'aS '52 cd 121, 11'/, 12*,
Dixie G G 6'aS '37 A 102 102 102
El Pw ft Lt 5s 2030 03'a 03'a 93',
Emp Dis El 5s 52 103*4 103'4 lo.'t'a
Emp O ft R 5'4s '42 91 *, 0114 Oil,
Pirest Tire 5s '42. 104 1 04 1"4
Florida P ft L 5s '54 loo lno loo
Gatineau Pw 5s - '56 102V4 102*4 102'4
Gatineau Pw 6s '41 loot, loo*, ino',
Gen Pb U 61as '56 A 04'. 04', 04',
Gen W W ft E 5s '43 A 03'a 03'a 03'a
Geortia Pw fis 67 104*, 104', 104'a
Georgia PftL 5s *78 87 87 87
Glen Alden Cl 4s '65 86 85'4 86
Grand Tr We 4s '50 104 104 104
Hall (W Ft 6s '47 sip 0814 98*4 08*,
Hotl W Alt 7s '54 ww 45'. 45'a 45'a
HOU G G 6'aS '43 ww 101 *, lOl', lOl*',
111 cent R R fis '37 lOl'j 1011, 1011/*
III Pw ft L 6s '33 A 1061, 1(15*, 106
III Pw A L 5'aS '54 B 105 105 105
111 Pw ft L 5s '56 C lO.'l'a 103 103*4
Indian ft M E 5s 55 101*4 104*, 1043,
Indiana Ser 5s '50 761* 7 6 761,
Indiana Ser 5s '63 A 76 76 76
Inti Securities 5s '47— loo3, loo3, loo3,
Interst Pw 5s '57 723, 713, 71 3,
Interst Pw 6s '52 67'. 67 67
interst P S 4'as '58 F S53, S53, 85*.
ler C P ft L 5s '47 B 104*, 104*, 1043.
Xentuck Ut 5s '61_ 08 98 98
Ken U 6'4s '48 D_106*4 1 noli 10614
Kimberly c 5s '43 A_ 104 104 104
Kop GftC 5'as '50 — 103*4 103*4 10.".*i
Lehlkh P S 6s 2026 A 1 lola 1 1(1*2 110*a
Mem PftL 5s '48 A_ 103 103 103
Minn PftL 414s '78_loi*, loi*4 lni*,
Minn P ft L 5s '55— 105 105 105
Miss Pow 5s ’55_._ 0314 03*4 0314
Miss Pw ft Lt 5s '57_97'a 07'a OT’a
Nat P ft L 6s 2026 A. 102*4 102*4 10214
Nat P ft L 5s 2030 B ._ 03*, 03', 03*,
Nat Pb 8 5s '78 cod_ 461, 461, 46'.
Nebr Pw 6s 2022__ _ 125 1”S 1°5
New E GftE 5s '47_ 77*4 771, 77V*
New E GftE 5s '48.77', 77'* 77*4
New E GftE 5a '50... 77’, 771, 77’,
New E Pw 5'4a '54 ..101 101 101
NY P ft Lt 4'as 105*4 ]o5V, 105'a
NTS BAG 4*as 'SO _ 102’, 102’, 102’,
Nor.A L ft P 5*4* '56- 95*4 95*, 953,
No Ind G ft E 6s '57 HIT*, HIT' , 107>a
No Ind P 8 5s '66 C 104’, 104’, 104’4
No Ind P S 5s '60 D 105 105 105
No Ind P S 4*,s '70 E 104 103 103
No St Pw n',S '40 103*4 103*4 1"3*4
Norw E16s '45 glpd _ 104*, 104*4 104*4
Penn O E S*4s '50 B 104*. 10**4 104*4
Peon O t ft C 4s '81 B 08*, OS*-, 08*4
Peop L & P 5s ’70 27V, 27 27
Phil* El P 6'4s "72 109*4 109’/, 109V,
Pledm N R 5s 54A _ 104’/, 104% 104’/.
Pitta Steel 6s '48 105 105 105
Pub S No 111 5s '66 C 104*4 104*4 104*4
Pub S Okla 4s '66 A . 104*4 104*4 104*4
Pug S PftL 5*/,s 49 A 94’. 94*4 94’,
Pux S PftL 4*4a '50 D. 87*/, 87*4 87*4
San An Pft.8 5a '58 B. 106V, 106 106
See Int.Sec 5s '48_102y, 102V, 102V,
thw WAP 4*as '67 A. 104 103*, 103V,
5 E PftL 6* 2026 A.. 106*/, 106*4 106*4
sou Cal Ed 3*«s ’60_107V, 107 107*4
8ou Nat Gaa 6s '*4_ 103*4 103V, 103V,
Std GftE CV 6s '35 cod 80*4 89 V, 80 V,
Stand Pw ft Lt 6s '67 88*4 88 *4 88*4
Tenn B1 Pow Bs '56 .. 95*, 95*, 95*4
Texas Elec 5s '60_105*4 10514 105*4
Tex Pw A L 5s '56... 105*4 105*5 105*4
Therm fls '37 st ww_ 103 102*4 102*4
Toledo Edls 5s 'R2_107*4 107*4 107*4
Unit LftR D B'4S '52— 01*, 91*4 91*4
Utah PftL 6s 2022 A.. 101*4 101*4 101*4
Va Pub 8 5VaS '46 A_101*, 101V, 101 *4
Waih WftP 5i1 '60- 10512 105*4 105*4
West Pa 6s 2030- 105V, 105V, 105V,.
West Pa Tr .61 'Ro_112 112 112
West T Ut 5s '57 A _ 07*4 97*4 97*4
We UGftE S'4s '55 A_105*4 105*. 105*,'
Wll-Min LAP 5a '44_ 105*, 105*, 105*4
W1g PftL 4s '66 A_101*4 101V. 101*4
FOREIGN BONDS.
Bad Con M 7a ’52_ 20*4 20*. 20*4
Bert M B 7a '47 MAN 22V. 22V, 22*4
Bosot M B 7s '47 a-o_ 22*4 22*4 22V,
Buen A P 7'4s '47 at_ 88 88 88
Cauca Val fa '48_ 15*4 15*4 15V,
Cent BaDk G ’52 A_ 23 23 23
Sent Bk Oer '51 B_ 23 22*4 22*/,
ienm Mt B 5s '72 lx. 100 100 100
Pin R M B Bs '61 st— 101*4 101*4 101*4
Rio de Jan «*4a '59_ 30 29*/, 29'4
Russian S*4a ‘19 mat.. 1*4 1*4 1*4
TJ. S. TREASURY NOTES.
(Reported by Ch»». D. Berner & Co.)
Maturity. Bid. Offer.
15 ’37.. 10011-32 _
15. ’37.. 101 1-32 101 3-32
. 16. '37.. 102 11-32 102 13-32
1. ’3*.. 102 15-32 102 17-32
„ Jar. 15. ’38— 103 5-32 103 7-32
2’m June 15. 38._ 103 14-32 103 16-32
i'ht Sept. 15. '38._ 103 4-32 103 6-32
ltie Her. 15. 30.. 101 4-32 101 6-32
S t»« June 15. '30 102 21-32 102 23-32
lH« Dec. 15. ’30.. 10031-32 101 1-32
lHs Mer. 15. ’*0._ 101 10-32 ini 21-32
1V4* June IS. ’40.. 101 4-32 101 6-32
1W« Dec. 15. 40_. 101 4-32 101 6-33
jt.s Mer. is. ’41.. 1014-32 1016-32
I Ha June 15, '41 100 23-32 100 25-32
iy«a Dee. 16. '41— 1001642 1001742
h
NEW YORK CURB MARKET
By privet* wire direct to The Star
Stock and Salsa—
Dividend Rate Add 00. Hlkh. Low. Oloss.
Aero Supply <B)_ 2 4* 4* 4*
Agfa Ansco __ 1 14 14 14
Ainsworth (al)__ 1 SI 21 21
Air Investora Ino. 6 2 2 S
Air Inv Inc war.. 4 % % %
Ala Pwr pf 16) 100a 72 71* 71*
Alaham Pw pf (7) 100f 80* 80* 80*
Allen Indus Itl) * 24* 24* 24*
Alles Fisher ... 12 6* 6 6*
Alum'nCoof Am 700a 146 142 142
Alum Am pf *11* 600a 116 116 116
Alumn Ltd .... * 94* 90* 94*
Am Airlines. Ino.. 48 85* 21* 81
Am Capital (B) ..18 * * *
Am CP&L ww2ty_ 1 44* 44* 44*
Am CltP&L Ba20c 10 6* A* A*
Am Ovnam B t60e 26 24* 83* 33*
Am Eqit (a22*c). 1 4* 4* 4*
Am & For Pw ww 12 3 2* 2*
Am Fork & H (tl) 6 20* 20* 20*
Am G&E (1.401 24 40* 89 39
Am Gen C'p <a50c) 22 10* 10* 10*
Am Gen pf (2*) 60» 13* 83* 33*
ImGenCpfll) £00. 84* 34* 84*
Am Hard Rub(al)400. 28* 28 28
Am Lau Mch t60c 1 26* 24* 24*
Am Lt&Tr (1.20). 6 20* 20 20
Am MfgCo <a3)._ 76i 82* 81* 81*
Am Maracaibo .. 41 1* 1 1
Am Meter (a2*) - 4 50 49 60
Am Seal Kap a30c 1 10* 10* 10*
Am Superpower . 100 2* 2 2
Am Superpwr pf_ 4 46* 46* 46*
Anchor Post F — 17 4* 4* 4*
Angostura (t2Pc) 2 6* 6* £*
Appalach E P pf 7 20. 107* 107* 107*
Arcturus Radio T 4 1* 1* I*
Ark Nat Gas _ 6 6* 8* 6*
Ark Nat Gcu pf.. 5 9* 9* 9*
Ark Nat Gas (A). 20 7* 7 7
Ark PA L pf (7) . 120* 95 94* 95
Art Metal W t60c 2 14* 14* 14*
Ashland Oil & Ref > S* 6* •*
Asso Gas & Elec_ 1 1* 1* 1*
Asso G & E (A) .. 32 8* 8* 3*
Asso G & E *5 of 6 81 29* 29*
Assoc Invest <t2) 100» 63* 62* 62*
Asso Laundries 1 H H *
Atl Coast Fisher . 4 10* 10* 10*
Atlas Corp ia80c) 71 16* 16* 16*
Atlas Corp war .. 57 3* 8* 3*
Atlas C pf A *3 > . 6 50* 60 60*
Atlas Plywd a50c 1 19* 19* 19*
Austin Silver ... 124 3* 2* 2*
Auto Products ... 1 7* 7* 7*4
Auto Vot M(t60c) 1 7* 7* 7*
Ax-Fisher (3.20) A 60s 40* 40 40*
BabcockAW a2.85 275a 131 130 ISO*
Baldw L bd rts(d) 90 2* 2* 2*
Barium Stain Stl 9 4* 3* 4
Bar lowAS(A 11.20 lOOi 18* 18* 18*
Rellanca Aircraft. 8 6 6* 6
Benson & Hedges. 7 4* 4* 4*
BerkeyAGay F Co 20 2* 2* 2*
BerkAGF pur war 17 1* 1* 1*
Bickfords Inc 1.20 7 14* 14 14*
Bliss Co (E W) .. 4 19* 18* 18*
Blue Ridge CalOe 14 • * 3 3
Blue Ridge cv pf 3 1 46* 46* 46*
Blumenthal S 2 36 86 36
Bowman-Blltmore 1 2*4 2* 2*
Bowmn-Bllt 1st pf260« 34 30 30
Brazil TUP 40c . 8 18* 18 18*
Bridgep t Mch al. 2 17* 17* 17*
Brill Corp (A 1_ 1 6* «* 6*
| Brill Corp (B)_ 2 2* 2* 2*
i Brill Corp pf 50. 53* 63* 63*
j Brit Ce’.an Ltd res 8 2* 2* 2*
Bower R B 112*) 1 So fO 80
i Brown Co pf 100. 42 41* 41*
| Brown F A W al5t 8 13 12* 13
I Brown Forman . 15 9* 9 9*
Buff NAEpf 1.60 2 24* 24* 24*
j Buff Nlag&E 1st 5 50. 106 106 106
I Bunker HAS (t2> 250. lot* 99 99
1 Cable El Prod vtc. 8 1* 1* 1*
Cable* Wire(A). 2 111
Table* Wlre(B) 1 * * *
I Can H vdr E 1st pf 190. 74 73 73
VyOII iUHl Will •* • • •
Capital City P 60c 1 144 144 144
Can Indus A Ico A. 6 74 74 74
Carlb Syndicate 41 24 24 24
Carnation Co (1).. 1 32 82 32
Carrier Corp ._. 27 304 30 304
Casco Products __ 4 324 324 324
Catlln Corn ia(0c) 12 94 *4 84
Celluloid Corp 1 104 104 104
Celluloid Corp pf 60. 89 39 39
Celluloid 1st pf {8 10i 96 96 96
Cen Hud G&E 80c 1 184 I84 I84
Cent Ohio Stlal.lt 2 19!* 19 19
Cen P&L pf 3.06'4 1C0» *7 86 86
Cent & S W I'tll 6 4 34 3*.
Cent States Elec 80 14 14 14
Cent St El cv pf 50. 234 234 2*4
Cent St El cv pf n 225. 19 184 184
Cent St El 6% pf 276. 194 1» 19
Cent St El 7% pf 160. 44 44 44
Centrif Pipe t40c 17 64 54 64
Charls Corp<14 ) 1 154 154 154
Chesebrough <14) 60. 110 110 110
Childs Co pf _ 50. 80 79 80
Cities Service .. 234 44 44 44
Cities Service pf.. 22 57 554 56
Cities Svc pf B 8 54 54 64
Cities Svc pf(BB) 10. 64 54 54
Cit Svc P&L 17 pf 60* 374 764 734
Cltv Auto S< t60c) 8 13** 134 *34
Claude Neon Lts.. 2 4 4 4
Clev Tractor _6 10 9;§ 94
Club Aluminum_ 6 2 2 2
Cockshutt rlow .. 1 114 H4 114
Colon Dev 6% pf.. 3 34 34 34
Colon Dev Ltd .. 3 <4 3 «4
Colo Fuel&lr war 10 17** 174 174
Colt s F F A 11 *4 4 54’* 6.14 634
Colum G&E pf(o 1 876. 874 85 85
Columb O&Ga'.’ftc 4« 94 94 94
! Co'wlth Dist alOc 1 1*4 14 14
i Com'wlth Ed (t4) 2 117 1164 1164
Com with * S war 120 4 4 4
Com’u'ty P&I. 1st 26. 81 61 61
Community W S_ 8 14 14 14
Cons Aircraft_ II 23!* 23 2»4
Consol Copper 77 9 84 84
Cons Oas(Bo)3.60 1 874 *74 874
Cons MlnSSm tl 26 . 804 80'* 80'*
Consol Retail St re 6 9 84 84
Cons Roval (20cl 13 3* 3
Cont’l G&E pr pf 7 60 * 984 1*8 * 984
Cont i Roll & S Fy 2 174 174 174
Cooper Bessemer. 6 314 31. 814
Coop-B pf A a50c_. 1 62 62 62
Cord Corp 37 44 44 «4
Cosden Oil Me (d) 63 3 4 3 4 34
Cosdent Melpf (d) 4 38 4 37 38 4
Creole Pet <a50c) 61 38!. 884 384
Crocker-Wh alOc. 6 124 124 124
Croft Brewing v£ 4 4 4
Crown Cent P a6c IS 2 14 2
Crown Drug (40c) 6 44 44 44
Crown Drug pf 14 26. 23** 234 234
Crystal Oil Ref_ 6 *4 2 2
Cuneo Press (2)_ 2 60 50 60
Cusi Mex Mining. 63 4 4 4
Darby Petr <50c)_ #0 174 17 174
Dayton Rubber_ 1 l«4 194 194
Derby OH A Ref _ I 64 64 64
Dejay Stores t80c. 1 154 164 154
Detroit Gasket tl. • 164 164 164
Det Gas pf (1.20). 1 19 19 19
Det Gray ir t20c— 1 134 184 1*4
Det Stl Prod alH. 11 67 534 *7
Dohler Die C (al). Z 1164 864 364
Domtn SAC <B> t 12 114 114
DouglaslW L)pf„ 60» 824 *74 824
Dow Them (2.40). 1181 181 111
DubelierCondens. 16 84 84 84
Duval Tex S a50c 3 7 *4 7
Eagle Pitch d a60c 31 224 204 204
East’n G&F Asso 8 64 64 64
East’n GAF of(*> 350 * 58 674 *74
East G&F ppf 44 76 * 674 *74 *74
East'n Malle Ir 2 25a 274 274 274
East'n States Pwr 10 64 6 6
East'n St Pw (B>_ 1 70 70 70
EasyWMBtSOc. 2 12 114 114
Eisler Elec (a5c). 8 84 84 84
Eleo Bond A Share 234 214 204 204
Elec B A S pf (5). C 714 71 71
Elec BAS pf«|) 8 794 78 78
Elg Nat Watch a2 200a 89 89 89
El Pwr Assoc a25c 1 10 10 10
El Pwr As(A)a25c 6 74 74 74
Elec PAL opt war 8 12 114 114
Elec PAL 2d pf A 80a 764 764 764
Elec Shareholding 1 64 64 64
Elec Sh pf ww (6) 100 * 964 964 964
Emp G&F 6% pf . 26a 804 *04 *04
Emp G&F 7% pf .. 100* *64 **4 664
Emp G&F 8% p* 760a 724 71 72
Emsco Derrick tl 7 184 18 18
Equity Corp(a26c) 67 24 24 24
Europ'n El bd rts. 19 4 4 4
Evans Wall Lead 7 14 1 14
Evans Wall L pf 200a 224 21 21
Ex-C-O A&T t*0c 11 194 194 194
Fairchild Av al5c. 1 *4 *4 <4
Falstaff Br (al 4) 1 84 84 84
Fanny F C<t50c). 4 L24 214 88
Fanstael Uetal_ 1 18 IS 18
Fldelto Brewery .9444
First N 3 latpf 7. SOs 112 111 ill
Fisk Rubber ... 81 IS 114 114
Fisk Rub pf (•).. 18*i 7* 7* 7*
FlaP* Lot_ISO* *1 <04 <1
Ford Ltd alSl-lOo 11 8 74 74
Ford (Can) A (1). 1» 28 814 214
Fox (P) Brew 80e 1 104 104 104
Franklin Ray a<0e 1 94 94 94
Froedt’t cy pf 1.80 800. 184 184 1*4
Gen Alleys 8 84 8 84
Gen El Ltd a*<He 8 23 28 83
Gen Invest Corp 26 14 14 14
Gen Rayon Ltd A 2 14 14 14
Gen Tele C’p al 21 8 21 204 204
GenTelcvpf (3). 1 80 *0 so
Gen Tiro A Rub... SI MM 104 SOM
*r r
Stock and Sales—
Dividend Rate Add 00. Rich. Low. Close.
Gan TAR pf A («) 21«s 100 100 100
Georgia Pw pf (0) 26s 04 04 04
Gllb’t<AC)a«2%c- 2 9*4 014 9*4
Glen AldenC (tl) 22 18*4 18J4 1814
Godchaux (A) all 60s 4014 40 4014
Godchaux Sug(B) 4 20 28*4 28*4
Goldfield Conaol_ 1 14 14 14
Gorham (A) 1 6*4 **4 8*4
Gorham pf ww ... liOs 86 8414 8414
Gorham vtc ex(l) 8 27*4 28*4 27*4
Grand Nat) Films 22 8*4 814 4*4
Gray Tel P 8(1) 14 10*4 18*4 19
Grt AAP T n v t8 200s 114*4 112*4 11214
Grt AAPT lot pf 7 60s 126*4 128*4 1*6*4
Grt Nor Pap (U)-lOUs 88 88 S8
Greenfield T A D_. 1 8*4 8*4 8>*
Groc Store Prod.. 8 4*4 8*4 6*4
Guardian invest.. 1 H *i . H
Gulf OH Pa new... 63 68*4 67 67
Hall Lamp (80c).. 1 6'4 6*4 6*4
Haloid Co (tl) .. 2 28*4 21*4 23*4
Hartman Tobacco 1 1*4 IH 1*4
Harvard Brewery. 8 2J4 2*4 2*4
HatCorp(B) ... 1 H 14 14
Hazeltlne (a2%).. 1 16*4 1614 16*4
Hecla Min <a60c). 8 18*4 18*4 18*4
Helena Rubenat’n S 1*4 1*4 1*4
Hevden Ch «12 >_ 1 88*4 89*4 *9*4
Hires <C E)A(2).. 60. 40*4 40*4 40*4
Hollineer G t65e 8 18>i 18*4 18*4
Holt&Co ptA a20c 1 8*4 8*4 8*4
Horn & Hardt (2) 200. 39 89 39
Horn & Hardt pf 6 10. 109 109 109
Hudson BM&S (1) 24 13*4 33*4 83*4
Humble OH (tl) . 9 79*4 79 79.
Huvler’s(PelHd) 7 1 *4 1
Huvl pf stpd (d) 360. 16*4 16*4 18*4
Hydro Klee Secur. 1 8*4 8*4 8*4
Hvsrade Food 6 6*4 6*4 6*4
111 P A L 6% pf 100. 67 66V* 66*4
111 Pwr* Lt 16 pf 700. 64*4 63*4 64*4
Imp Oil Ltd t50c 8 20*4 20*4 20*4
Ind’n Ter III O(A) 1 8*4 8*4 8*4
Ind’n Ter III O(B) 2 8*4 8*4 8*4
Indiana PL (7400 1 7*4 7*4 7*4
Indus Fin vtc 6 1*4 1*4 1*4
Iron Firemen<71) 100. 23*4 *3*4 23*4
Ins Co of No A t2* 200. 76 74*4 76
Inti Hy El S cv pf 6 83 82*4 82*4
Inti Petr I71H) . * 34*4 34 34
Inti Products 2 7*4 7 7
Inti Safety Ha* B. 1 U4 1(4 1*4
lntl Util (A) _ 1 14*4 14*4 14*6
Inti Util (B) . 12 1*4 1*4 1*4
Inti Vitamin(50c) 13 7 6*4 6»|
Interst Ho M 72*4 2 86 36 36
Interst P< Del)pf 60. 20 20
Irvins AlrCh (1). 3 16*4 16 16
Ital Superpwr(A). 2 *4 *4 *4
Jerobst FL)Co(l 1 1 14*4 14(4 14'4
JersCen PAL pf 6 10. 98*4 91*4 93*4
Jonas A Naum ... 3 8 7*4 7*4
KansGAEpf (7). 20. 114*4 114*4 114(4
Ken RTAL A a"5c 1 21*4 21*4 21*4
Kingsbury Brew * 2*4 * 2
Kingston Prod 40o 16 7*4 7*4 7*4
Klrhv Petr (200 17 6*4 6*4 6*4
Kirkland L G (6c) 5 % *4 %
Koppers pf <8) 60. 106 106 106
Kreuper Brew (1) 1 18'* 18'4 18*4
Lake Sh M (t4) .. 9 68 67V* 674
Lakey Fy & Mach. 3 64 64 64
Lefcourt Realty 2 34 34 34
Leh CoalAN a60c- 10 94 94 94
Leonard Oil _ 6 1 % 1
Lion Oil Ref (1).. 19 144 144 144
Locke Stl Ch 80c 2 13‘* 134 134
Lockheed Aircraft 13 104 10 104
Lone Star G a60c 33 114 104 104
Long island Ltg 10 64 54 64
Lone 1st Lt pf B ( 100a 78 78 78
La l^nd (40c) ... 65 14 184 14
LuckvT(tl2c) .. 6 14 14 14
Lynch Corp (t2).. S 884 884 384
McCord Kad(B) . « 104 104 104
McWilliams D (t2 6 834 224 33
Mangel Stores 15 84 8 84
Mangel Sto cr pf-- 80« 82 78 81
Marion Steam Sh 6 17'* 17 17
Masonite Corp(tl) 1 6I4 614 614
Maas Util Associa 9 3 3 3
Massey Harris_ 10 74 74 74
Mead John (t3) .. 2 121 120 121
Mem Nil Uii'iOc) 10 64 64 64
Merritt Chan AS 3 74 7 7
Merritt C A S pf A 76a 59'* 674 674
Mesabl Iron 63 \ 4 4
Metal TexileMOc) 2 64 6 6
Mex-Ohio Oil ... 8 24 24 24
Mtch Bumper C_ 10 84 8 3 j
Mich Gas A OH_ 13 8 3
Mid Sla Pet 1 A)._ 1 5>* 64 64
Mid Sta Pet (B) . 2 14 14 14
Mid-WAbras 110c 1 34 34 34
MldldOcvpf tlli 100a 9 9 9
Midvale Co <a5) . 25a 72 72 72
MinlngCo (Can) 10 84 34 34
Minn MinAMf(tl) 25a 424 424 424
Miss Riv F pf (6) 10a 115 115 116
Moh H PAL lst(7)226a l"24 >014 >014
Mohawk H 2d pf 30i>a 116 1144 115
Molvbdenum Corp 17 94 9 94
Monroe 1. S(A)32c 5 34 ?4 84
Montana Dak Util 9 20.4 18 Is
Mont Ward A (7) 6"> 151 149 149
Montr HLtftP 1H 1 334 384 334
Mondv's pt pf (3) 60a 86 86 36
I Moore C Ltd a1.C5 100a 43 43 43
Moore Dist (t5UC> 7 64 64 64
Mount Prod (60c) 19 64 6 64
Mueller Brass tl 3 43** 434' 434 1
Nat Aulo Fib fl 4 2 34 33 33
Nai Bells Hess 31 3 24 24
; Nat Contain s50c. 1 12 12 12
Nat Fuel Gas 11). 6 18 174 174'
Nat Gyps A a2H.. 1 624 624 62ft !
Nat Investors _ 10 3'* 3 3
Nat Invest war... 1 "V % %
Nat Leather . 6 14 14 141
Nat Mfg & Stores 1 8», 8«,' 8**1
Nat OH Prod t60c 1 334 334 334
Nat Rub Meh a20c 11 134 124 13
Nat Service .. 8444
Nat Service pf 4 4 34 34
Nat Suear N J (2) 13 254 26 26
Nat Tea pf (S5c) 250a 94 94 94
Nat Transit (75c) 1 104 1*4 I04
Nat Union Radio.. 3 14 14- >4
Nebe! (Oscar)_ 8 14 1)6 14
Nehl Cort> — 3 41 394 8«4
Nilsner Br pf (7). 26» 1134 1134 1134
Nestle-Le Mur . 4 14 14 14!
New Brad O alOc 8 4*. 44 4*4
NJZlnc<t2 ) 660* 814 814 814
New M&A Ld ale 2 44 44 44
Newmont M a3% 16 126 122 126
N Y Shinbldg ... 1 84 *4 84
N y Steam ... 450* 184 174 174
N Y Tel pf (64) 26( 11541164 1164
Nlag Hud Pw a40e 69 174 164 17
Nlag H P( A) war 16 4 4 4
Nlag S Md B a6Cc. 4 184 IS IS
Nlptsslng (a50e) S 24 24 24
Noma Elec <a40c) 24 11 104 104
North Am L&P 9 4 84 34
North AmL&P pf 60. 664 654 654
N A Rayon A tlV4 2 864 854 354
No Cen Tex O al5c 5 64 64 64
North'n Europ Oil 7444
North States P A 9 8*4 344 344
North’st Em al 4 1 26 26 26
Novadsl Ar (2 ) 2 264 864 364
Ohio Brass B (tl) loo* 444 444 444
Ohio Edla pf (6) 60. 1074 1074 1074
Ohio Oil cu pf (6) 2 1094 1094 1094
Ohio Pwr pf (6) . 70.112 112 112
Okla Nat Gas Co. 7 124 124 124
Okla Nat Gas pf.. 200. 82 814 814
Oldetym# Distil 6 64 64 64
PacG&E 1st (14) 4 8I4 804 304
Pac Public Servlet 7 84 84 84
Pac PSlstpf al4 1 234 234 234
Pac Tin epee < 12 > 400. 44 44 44
Pan-Am Air (tl)-. 3 694 694' 694
Pan tepee Oil _ 146 9 4 9 94
Param’t Motors... 3 6 44 6
Pennroad (a25c).. 69 44 44 44
Penn G&E (A)14 2 164 164 164
Penn P & L (6)_ 60. 1094 1094 1094
Penn P & L (7) 20. 1104 1104 1104
Pepperell Mfg(t«)350. 142 1264 1404
PhilaCo(l)- 1 144 144 144
Phillips Pkg a50c. 1 184 134 184
Phoenix 8ecur 16 64 64 64
Phoenix S pf A(8) 1 884 *84 884
Pie Bakeries tl.60 8 214 214 214
Pines Wlntfrt(n) 1 84 84 84
rion r um uia auo za
Pitney Bow(t40c) 4 8* 8 8*
Plttsbgh Forging IT 18* 18 18
PittsALEta*..170e 88* 87* 88*
Pitt* PI G1 <•«)—. 8 117 115*115*
Pleas Val Wins— 1111
Potrsro Suaar 11 4* 4 4*
PowdrellAAl t60c 1 11* 11* 11*
Pwr CptCan >a25s 15a It* 18* 18*
Premier Gold tl2e 13 4* 8* 4*
Producers Royal.. *0 * * *
Propper-McC td). 6 * * *
Prosperity B al * 1 14* 14* 14*
Prudential Inv (ll 28 11 11* 11*
Pub Svc Ind pf . 170> 81 81* 81*
Pub Ut Sec pr pf 100e 8* 8* 8*
»uKSd PAL pf(S) 175a 85* 84 85
«UK Sd PAL 88 pf 17ta 48* 46* 46*
Quaker Oats (74) 86a 118 118*118*
Quaker Oata pf( 6) 10s 148 148 148
Ry A Lt See al.SB Ilia 11* 11* H*
RwyAUtll lnv(A) 1111
Rainbow Lum (A) 1 * * *
Rainbow Lum (B) 6 * * *
Raymond Con a50<200a 18 18* 18
Raytheon Ufg vte 14 8* 4
Red Bank 7 10 8* 10
Reed R B new t*0« 1 83 88 83
Reeves (Dan) lOe. 8 7* 7* 7*
Kelter-Foster .18 * * *
Reybara Co a25e_ 1 i* i* 4*
Reynolds invest.. 10 1* 8* 8*
RieeStlx DG biOo. • UK UK UK
'\ V
IN IRM CREDIT
Higher Bank Loan Trend
Draws Attention to Con
trol Powers.
Bjr the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. December 28.—Busi
ness appetite for credit has revived
so fast since last Summer the rising
bank loan trend promises to draw a
lot of attention in the new year from
Wall Street and Washington.
Some Wall Streeters, In fact, see
credit expansion and its control as
likely to become the major topic of
nnancial Interest for 1937. Tliey take
their cue partly from recent Wash
ington moves to tighten the credit
brakes. Including the plan announced
by the Treasury last week to keep
new gold acquisitions from entering
the banking system and becoming
part of the already huge base for
potential loan Increase.
Regarded a* Precaution,
Washington's action so far has been
regarded in financial circles as pre
cautionary handling of the brakes in
preparation for more drastic applica
tion in event the credit machinery
attains dangerous speed.
8ince dune so-called "other” loans
of reporting member banks of the
Federal Reserve System In leading
cities have expanded more than
$650,000,000. the biggest upturn since
the downward spiral of credit and
price deflation got started after the
1929 stock market crash.
These loans, covering borrowing
outside the categories of security,
real estate and trade paper loans,
generally are followed in banking
quarters as the best indicator of
business demand for credit.
Security Loans Lag.
In contrast, there has been little
expansion in bank loans against se
curities despite the further rise of
share and bond prices this year.
Brokers attribute this in part to the
lid the Reserve Board has put on
loans for security speculation, with
margin requirements raised early in
the year to make the cash ante 55
per cent of the market price of a
stock.
"Other” loans now are more than
$800,000,000 ahead of the comparable
figure last year. Talk of need for
credit expansion as a vehicle of busi
ness recovery has been yielding to
discussion of controlling the rising
loan trend to prevent another un
stable boom.
Stock and Sales—
Dividend Rate Add 00 Hlch. Low Clone.
Richm d Radiator. 2 64 54 64
Roosevelt Field ... l *4 84 34
Root Petrolmll).. 16 144 1* 13
Root Pcv pf 1.20_. 8 18 18 18
Rossla Inti Corp .14 4 *6
Royal Typewriter 2 874 864 864
Rustless Ir&Stl .. 19 134 134 134
1 St Anthony Gold ..1 4 4 H
St Lawrence Corp * 7 *4 7
St Regia Paper 33 »4 9 k
Savoy 011 6 44 4 4
Schiff (The )Co(t3) 4 894 89 39
Schulte H Etd 1 4 4 4%
Scovill Mfg<a2>») 150s 47 464 47
Scrant S B Wat pf 60s 76 75 76
Secur Corp Gen 5 34 34 84
Seeman Bros t2 4. 1 48 48 48
Segal Lock & H 6 24 24 *4
Selberllng Rubber 14 8 84 64
Selected Indus 17 84 "4 84
Sel lrd all cfs 64 360a 984 974 98
Sel Ind pr pf <5 4 ) 300 e 974 97 97
Sent Saf Control 14 4 4
Seversky Aircraft 8 44 44 44
Seton Lealh a5Uc. 2 104 94 94
Shattuck Den Min 21 184 174 174
Shawin W 4P 80c 8 26 26 26
Sherwin- Will «4> 26<>» 1874 1374 1874
Shrev-El Dor P&L 2444
Smith Cor v ext tl * 2»4 284 284
SonotoneC taioc) 2 14 14 14
So Pfnn OillTl 4 1 6 434 424 <34
SoCal Ed pt pf 1 4 40s 89‘s 394 394
Soulh'n Colo P A 2 44 44 4*s
Southn P L 20c . 2 64 6 6
Sou Royalty t40c_ 18 »4 94 94
Southwest P L(2) 60s 44 44 44
Spam.sh&Gen ri te 1 H 4 H
Spen Chain St 60c 1 94 94 94
Square D pf A 2.20300s 374 37 874
Stand Dr cv pf 60s 16 15 15
Std Oil Ky (tl.40) 3 194 194 194
Stand Oil Ohio Tl. 14 384 ®74 374
Stand Pwr & Lt .. 16 64 44 44
Stand P&L tB) 11 44 44 44
Stand Prod <a25c) 2 23 224 224
Stand Sll&Ld 140 12 4 4 4
Starrett Corp vtc t6 74 74 74
Sterchi Bros a3Uc 1 94 94 94
Sterling Br a75c 2 64 64 64
Sterling Ineianc) 7 44 44 44
Stetson(JB) 50c . 26s 214 214 214
StinnesiHugo) d.. 1 24 24 24
Stutz Motor . 2 24 24 24
Sunray Oil (alOc) 29 44 44 44
Sunr'y O cu pf 24 1 45 45 45
Sunshine Min (3) 39 2<>4 20 20.4
Swiss-Am Elec pf 60s 98 98 98
Taggart Corp 19 12 114 114
TalCOttJ pt pf 2 4 100a 674 674 674
Tastyeastt Del 1A. 1 14 14 14
Tavlor Dlst <30c). 8*44
Technicolor a50e. 44 204 20 20
Tech Hughes t40e 6 6!i 64 64
Texon Oil A L «0o. 7 6 8 6
Tilo Roof itoOc) . 7 124 124 124
Tob Prod Exp 16c. S 34 34 34
Tonopah Min a6c. 4 14 14 14
Tr-Lux DPS t20c. 11 44 4 4
Tublza Chatilllon. 14 184 164 164
TublzeChatl (A). 1 614 614 614
rung-Sol Lamp n 29 1*4 94 94
Tung-SLpf (80c) 4 114 114 114
Twin-Coach al.40 14 184 18 18
Ulen A Co 74 % pf lo 84 8 s
Unexcelled Mfg 4 84 84 84
Un GasCan a224o 8 174 174 174
Unit Chemical_ 4 8 74 74
Unit Corp war__ 1 14 14 14
Unit Gaa Corp_ <6 10 94 94
Unit Gas C war 22 24 24 24
UaltGaspfC3 4) 2 1194 1194 1194
Unit LtA Pw (A). 91 8 74 74
Unit LtA Pw (B), 6 84 84 84
Unit Lt A Pw pf 16 834 <24 824
Unit Milk P (a24: 26a 81 81 31
Unit Prof Sh alOc 8 14 14 14
Unit Shipyda B .. 4 24 24 24
Unit Shoe M t*H. 60e 91 91 91
U S Finishing .. 4 14 14 14
U S Foil (B) (1)__ 18 184 164 164
US Lines pf_ 4 24 24 >4
U S Radiator_ 18 8 8
U S Radiator pf .. 100a 864 *64 *64
U S Rub Reclaim- 8 8 74 74
Unit Stores etc — 21 % 4 4
Unit Verde Ex (1) 14 84 84 24
Unit Wall Paper 11 44 44 44
UtahPALpf 22.91% 200a 884 88 664
Utilities Pw A Lt. 67 14 14 14
Util PwrALt (Bl. 6 84 * *
Util Pwr A Lt pf. 400a 284 *14 *14
Utility Equities... 2 44 *4 *4
Util Alnd (new).. 6 14 14 14
Utility A Indus pf. 16 44 44 44
Venezuela Max O. t 7k 7k 7k
Venezuela Petrol- 29 lk lk lk
Waco Aircraft_ * «k «k «k
Wait A Bond <B)_ 4 2 lk lk
Walker Mlnms .. 4 m 2k 2k
Wayne Pump (50e S S4k 88k Sik
Well’t’n Oil of Del. 2 10k 10k 10k
Wentw tU Mf 1.20 1 26k 2«k 26k
W Va Coal A Coke 2 4k 4 4
Westn AirKx a25c 1 Sk 2k 8k
Weat Au Sup A 74 800. TO 70 TO
Weatn Cart pf (6) 2ti 101k 101k 101k
Weat'nMdpf (17) 10a 98 98 98
WlllOU-O-MatOo 6 10 8k Sk
WU-low pafe pf— 4 8 Tk Tk
Wllaon Jtm alk — 1 46 48 48
Wolverine T 7400. 4 12k 12k 12k
Woodley Pat 740c. 6 8H 8k 8k
Wrlaht Hare 740o 88 7k 7k Tk
Tgetn «tl Door Tl 2 89 88k 88k
Tukon Gold(alSe) IS 8 8 *
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
(Continued from Fourteenth Page.)
8:16 am.
Prev. 1936 Stock and Seles- Met
■leh Low Dividend Rate. Add 60. Rich. Lew Oltue. due.
49* 28* Van Raalte «a4*). 19 41 40* 40*-*
116 110* VanRal letpf (7). 200* 116 116 116
48* 40 Vick Cheat lt>)_ 8 42* 42 42
8* 4 Va-Car Chemical... 8 7* 7* 7* - *
68* 28* Va-Car Cham 6% pf 8 66* 64 64* -1*
114*109 VaEl-* Pwrpf (6) 140a 113* 118 118 -*
13* 4 Va Iron CoalftCoke. 30a 12 11* 11*-*
86 70 Vulcan Detin (al)_. 80a 76 76 75 - *
4* 2* Wabaab (d>_ 2 2* 2* 2*-*
10* 6 Wabaab pf a (d)_ 6 8* 8 8 - •*
19 9* Waldorf Spa tl.39.. 5 18* 16 16* - *
118 114 Walaraan pf (6*)_ 60a 116 114*114*+*
49* 26* Walker (H) <81 .. 7 48* 47* 47* — *
20 17* Walker <H> pf (1). 2 19* 19* 19* - *
12* 8* Walworth Co ..... 19 11* 11* 11*-*
62 10* Ward Baking ▲_ 2 47* 46 46 -1*
7* 2* Ward Bakins B_ 89 7* 7* 7* + *
18* 9* Warner Brea Plot™ 114 17* 16* 16* - *
2* * Warner-Uuln (d)_17 1* 1* 1* - *
12* 4* Warren Broa ... 10 11* 10* 10* — *
38* 15* Warren Bros cw pf. 1 33* 38* 83*+ *
86* 21 Warren PdyftPm) 24 37* 86* 87 + *
89* 19* Waukesha Mot tl). 4 87* 36* 86* -1*
11* 6* Webster Etsenlohr. 2 8* 8* 8* - *
62 38* Wasson OMI t69e) 11 61* 49* 49*-1*
102 87 WeatPa Blaepf (8) 120s 96 95 95 -1
110 96 Weet Pa Blao pf (7) 20. 104* 104 104 -1*
116*111* WeatPa Pwrpf (4) 80s 114* 114 114 - *
124*116* WeatPa Pwrpf (7) 80s 121 120 121
12* 8* Western Maryland. 7 8* 8* 8* - *
9* 5* Western Pactfle pf. 8 6* 6* 6* — *
96* 72* Waat’B Union (a2). 26 80S 78* 78* -1
1:11pm.
Pm. 1930 Ptoek .nd Seles— Nat
®xh. Low. Dividend Rate. Add 00. High. Lew. Oloaa. Chge
49% 34% Wesfb ae A Bal%. 86 48% 47% 47%-%
163% 94% Wssth'as El <a6%). 4 146% 143 148%-2%
160 123% Wsatb’s lat pf *5% 60a 162 152 162
33% 22% Waat'n El lost a86e 2 26 24% 25 — %
82 19% Wsstvaeo Chlor (1) 2 26 24% 24% 4- %
39% 21% Wheeling Steal- 3 37 86 86 - %
28% 13% White Motor - 11 24% 24 24 - %
17% 13% Whits RkM 8(1.40) 2 16% 15% 16%-%
6% 3% White Sawing Meh- 17 6% 6 6 - %
43 16 Whlto Sdw Meh pf.. 2 38 36% 36% -1%
6% 2% Wl’eox OU*Uaa _ 2 4% 4% 4% + %
11 6% Wilson * CO <60u>. 16 8% 8% 8% - %
87 70 Wilson A Co pf (6). 1 77 77 77 -2
71 44% Woolworth <3.401.. 64 63% 61% 62 -1%
86% 23% Worthington Pump 2 34% 34 34 — %
86% 66 Worth Pump PT A.. 60s 82% 81% 81% — %
140% 62% Wright Aero (ml) — 60s 120 119 120 43
79 63 Wrlfloy W Ir <»*).. 3 7% 72% 72'% - M
61 33% Tala A Towns t60e. 1 50 60 60
23% 8% Yellow Tr A Coach 134 23% 22% 22%-%
163% 83% Tallow TrAC pf 335 x630s 130 127% 127% 44%
66 42% Young 8pr#W Itlt 2 44% 44 44 -1
87% 41% Youngs’tn bhestAT 22 78% 77% 77% - %
42% 11% Zenith Radio _ 9 84% 82% 83 -1
9% 6% Zonlta Products 26 7% 7% 7% — %
Approximate Salas of Stacks an Um H. X. Stock Bxebaaga.
11:00 A.M._1 490.000 12:90 Nooa._ 850,000
1:0# P M- 1.000.000 3:00 P.M_1 320.000
Dividend rates aa slven in tna above .able are the annual cash
narmenta basso on the latest ouarterlx or half-xearir declarations.
■ Or,it of tradina leas than 100 snarss. t Annua) rare—not
including extras t Accumulated dividends, a Paid this rear
o Paid laet vear d Comnantea reoorted In recelverahle or brink
renrtanised. x Bx dividend.
STEEL RATE STAYS!
AT STEADY LEVEL
Iron and Steel Institute Finds
Operations Unchanged
at 77 Per Cent.
Be the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, December 28.—Opera
tions In the steel Industry tor the cur
rent week were unchanged at 77.0 per
cent of capacity, the American Iron St
Steel Institute estimated today.
A month ago operations averaged
75.9 per cent of capacity, while a year
ago the rate was 46 7 per cent.
A spokesman for the institute ex
plained that, while the operating per
centage was unchanged from the be
ginning of the previous week, the
actual volume of steel to be turned
out by the industry In the current
period will be greater.
The preceding period was a five-day
week, allowing for the Christmas holi
day. New Year day is not a holiday
in the mills, so present operations will
extend for six days.
CHICAGO GRAIN
Bs the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, December 28.—Ti..
wheat market plunged down at time,
almost 6 cents under earlier tope to
day.
Chicago December wheat rose «'
one stage to *1.43 a bushel befor
profit-taking set in. A laggard trend
of prices at Winnipeg, where new ex
port business appeared to be lack
ing, had considerable bearish effect
here.
At the close wheat was lVia*** un
der Saturday's finish; December,
137'«a\i; May, 1.35 Ua%; corn, Ta off
to up; December, 1 .()•>«a■/2; May,
new, 1.057gal.06; oats, *,al*a down,
and provisions showing 15 to 40 cents
bulge.
1VHEAT— Open. High Low. Close
Dec. -1.411, 1.43 1.371, 1.
May ... 1.36'a 1.37*, 1.35', 1.35',- .
JUCORN—19'’ 1211/4 118’y 1.18H-**
Dec. -l.in'i i n*, i on", i.nn'4-’a
May. new..1.116*, 1.071, l.o5*, l.OS’a-OO
May. old._1.05'a 1.06 1 o4*« 1 04’«
July. new..1.04 1.04', 1 .o2'a 1.02’.-«'3
July, old 1.02'a 1.02'a 1.00*. l.OOTa-t 1
OATS—
Dec. -.5.3 .53',a .51'a .Sl'i-.V
May ... .52 .52', .51', .51',-',
July . . _ ,45’a .40'., .451, .45U
SOY BEANS—
May -1.56'a 1.56>, 1.55 1.55
JURYE—- -153’4
Dec .1.20*4 1.21 'a 1.1R 119'i
May . ..l.lh', l.lf)*, 116 1.16'a
July . Ill*, 1.12 109 1.091,-*,
BARLEY—
Dec. - .. .... _ .94
May -,84»i _,84»i
LARD—
Dec._ 14 00 14.05 13.90 13 97
Jan -_ 14.02 14 05 13.97 14.no
Mar. 14.15 14.25 14.15 14.20
May_ 14.40 14.50 14 35 14.50
July 14 55 14.62 14.50 14.55-37
BELLIES—
Dec._ 16.07 16.25 16.07 16.25
Jan._ 16 60 16.80 16.50 16.50
Chicago Cash Wheat.
Cash wheat. No. 1 hard, 1.42Vi-44'i:
No. 2 hard. 1.44: No. 2 mixed. 1.41.
Corn. No. 5 mixed. 99-1 00: No. 2 yel
low’, 1.11; No. 3 yellow, 1 08-094; No.
4 yellow. 1.014-064: No. 3 white,
1.08'i-lOU; No. 4 white. 1.074-10.
Oats. No. 1 white. 544-55Vi: No. 2
white. 54-544: No. 3 white, 53; No. 4
white. 51. Rye. No. 1. 1.30-304. Soy
beans. No. 2 yellow, 1.554; No. 3 yel
low. 1.544: sample grade. 1.454.
Barley, feed. 68-90 nom.; malting,
1.00-40 nom.; Timothy seed, 5.85-6.10
ewt.: new, 5.60-85 cwt.; clover seed*
24.50-31.50 cwt.
Baltimore Quotation*.
BALTIMORE December 7R —Wheat.
No 5. red Winter, garlicky, spot, domestic.
1.444: December. 1.444.
-• ■■■« ■ —. ■
FREIGHT LOADINGS.
NEW YORK. December 7R CSV—Revenue
freight rarloadlnga of railroads repoiting
, for week ended December 76 induced:
Week Previous Last
Dec. 76. week year.
! Baltimore A Ohio 47.4fln 51.104 "O.TcR
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Sugar Futures at New Peak
Since 1928—Hides, Silk
and Grains Climb.
Bj the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. December 28 —Com
modities surged upward In a broad
price advance today, with raw sugar
futures selling at the peak since April,
1928. and hides, raw silk, crude rubber,
rye. wheat, barley and oat* at the best
level* in years.
Fears of adverse development* in
Europe and heavy buying abroad stim
ulated the upward movement. In the
Liverpool Grain Exchange wheat
futures touched the topmost figure
since 1928. and in both Chicago and
Winnipeg all grains were at their best
since early in 1929.
Crude rubber future* advanced 1.25
1.31 cent* a pound to above 23 cents
and raw sugar future* were above 3
cents a pound, a price not reached even
in the boom year of 1929. Silk future*
were quoted above <2 a pound for the
first time since November, 1935. Cocoa
made a new eight-year high, with the
price above 11.71 cent* a pound.
The buying movement spread to
cotton, with gains of 0.15 of a cent a
pound in the price for some futures.
A heavy foreign demand was noted,
with buying orders coming from all
directions.
Trade advices said excitement
, marked the opening of the London
Rubber Exchange when the staple
reached a price of 11 pence a pound,
the highest in seven years. Speculative
purchases abroad were held largely re
sponsible for the present bull nwrket.
Export copper sold at 11.82', cents
a pound, the highest since early in
i 1930. and domestic copper futures
I moved up from 0.05 of a cent to 0.09 of
a cent a pound. The red metal was
1 bought in quantity abroad, partly,
traders said, on the strength of arma
ment requirement*.
CLEARING HOUSE ISSUES
REPORT AT NEW YORK
By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, December 28.—The
weekly statement of the New York
Clearing House shows;
Total surplus and undivided profits,
S836, 531,800 (unchanged); total net
demand deposits (average), decreased
$51,323,000: time deposits (average).
Increased $1,489,000; clearings, week
ending today (X), $3,923,168,160;
clearings week ending December 19
$5 633,229.283.
(x)—Five days.
Washington Exchange
SALES—AFTER CALL.
Capital Transit Co.—2 at 13.
Bid and Asked Prices.
BONDS.
PUBLIC UTILITY
Amer. Tel. & Tel. 4'-a»__ ]*?>?% Asked.
Anacostia dr Pot. 5s__ 75 79"
Ana. dr Pot. Guar. 5s__ inn
C AP Tel. of Va. 5s_105%
Camtal Traction R. R. 5>-. 92% ~~ '
City dr Suburban 5s_._ 85 89
Georgetown Gas 1st 5s_171
Pot. Elec. Pow. 3%s_ 104%
Wash. Gas 5s 1958__107% 108"
Wash. Gas 5s lOrtO_175
Wash. Rwy. dr Elec. 4s_106% I_I
MISCELLANEOUS.
Chevy Chase Club 6'is __ 197 _ _
Col. Country Club 5%s _ _ 105
W. M Cold Btoraae 5s_100
STOCKS.
PUBLIC UTILITY
Amer. Tel. A Tel. (P)_M8S*4 _
Capttal Transit Co_ ... 13 14
N. A W. Steamboat ret)_102 _
Pot. Elec. Pow. <\rr pfd. (8) 110*4 _ .
Pp. El. Po Rl*% of. *5.S0). 112 _
Wash. Oaa Lt. Co. (3.001 T. 77 81
Wash. Ry. A El. com. (38). 728 _
Wash. Ry. A El. pfd. (5)_110 _
BANK AND TRUST COMPANIES.
Amer. Sec. A Tr. Co. (8e) 280 290
Bank of Brtheada <76h) . 31 _
Capital (4a) .... *130
Com. A Savings (6a) _*200 _
Liberty (3)_125
Lincoln (6.25f> . . *200
Natl. Sav. A Tr. 130 150
Prince Georges B.AT. (.60) 17*4 20
Riggs (8) 316
Riggs pfd (5b) _101
Washington (6) .. 128 132
Wash. Loan A Tr. (8)_ 250 300
FIRE INSURANCE STOCKS.
American (6) _100
Corcoran (5) 100 _
Firemen's (1.60) *42
National Union (.60)_ *16 _II
TITLE INSURANCE STOCKS.
Columbia (.30) _ 12'A li
Real Estate (6) _ 165 _
MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS.
Carpel Corp. (2.00) _ 25*4 27
Lanston Monotype (4)_ 87 SO
Mercenthaler Linotype (I) 5.3 56
Peoples Dr. S. com. (l.OOt) 40 52
Peoples Drug 8. pfd. (6.60) 110*4
Real Es. M AO. pfd. (••.70). 6*4 644
Security Storage (6> 118
Ter. Ref. A Wh. Corp. (3) 59 'll
Wdwd. A Loth, com (l.SOt) *71 90
Wdwd. A Loth. pfd. (7)_*120 _
*—Ex dividend,
t—Plus extras.
«—60e paid May 15. 1938. 50c paid
Auauat 15. 1936. 60c paid November 16.
a——4% extra,
b—Books dosed,
e—2J4 extra,
f—1 v5% extra,
b—75c extra.
December**!^4 && 8°’ 1#88: 46*
FOREIGN EXCHANGES.
1»*W YORK December 38 UP).—Foreign
exchange steady: Great Britain in dollar*
others In cents. Great Britain demand.
401 A: cables. 401/.: 60-day Mils. SoSS*.
n-ance. demand. 4.97 cable*. 4.97A.
Italy, demand. 5.28ft; cables. 5.36ft.
. Demands—Belgium. 16.88: Germany,
free. 40.24; registered. 10.76: travel. 31.00:
Holland. 64.76: Norway. 24.60: Sweden.
25.34: Denmark. 2105: Finland. 2.17;
Switierland. 22.00: Bonin unquoted; Por
tugal 4.46ft: Greece. 00ft: Poland. 18.04:
Czechoslovakia. 3.60ft; Yugoslavia. 2.34;
Austria. 18.73n: Hungary. 10.80. Rumania.
i2*J. Argentina. x 32.78n: Brail). 8780V4;
Tort
Seaboard Revenue
In November at
$3,453,654 Level
bpaclal Dispatch to Tha Star.
NORFOLK, December 28.—Total
operating revenues of the Seaboard
Air Line Railway for the month of
November, 1936, will amount to
$3,453,654, an increase of $600,848. or j
21 per cent, over the same month of ,
last year, and gross income available
for interest and charges will amount!
to $534,885.79, as compared with $60,
338.19 for November, 1935, or an in
crease of $474,547.60.
The gross income for November is
before deduction of taxes under the
railroad retirement act, which are es
timated to amount to approximately
$57,500 per month.
It is estimated that the gross in
come for December will exceed the
gross for November.
-- ■
INVESTING COMPANIES
NEW YORK December 2s i*v—(New
York Security Dealers' Association):
iNoon Quotations.)
. . Bid. Asked.
Admin Fd 2nd Inc_jo in 2<> 3"
Am Business 8hrs _ 1.20 1 38
Am Gen Eo Inc _ 1 12 1.25
Am Ins Slocks __ 5 on 5 75
Baneamer Blair _In.025 11.'so
Bank Group Shrs 1 72 I SH
Bankers Nat Inv Corp 4 125 4 75
Bank Group Shrs .1.72 1 8fi
Bankers Nat Inv Corp_ 4.125 4 75
Basic Industry _ _ g.,32
Broad St Inv __ 34 m 37 34
Bullock Fund __ 22 *5 "4 00
Corporate Trust _ 3.10
Corporate Trust A A _ 2 99
Corp Tr A A mod _ 3.75
Corp Tr Accum Ser_ 2 99
Corp Tr Acc Mod 3 75
Cumulative Tr Sh H 53 “
Depos Bk Sh N Y "A”:... 2.34
Depos Ins 8hrs "A" 3 80
Depos Ins 8hrs "B". _ 3 57
Piversifled Tr C_ 5.JO “ 7
Dividend Shrs _ _ 1 99 * j4~
Equity Corp $3 pf.. 40.75 4X75
Fidelity Fund Inc_ 28.47 30 87
First Boston Corp- 42.00 43.50
Fixed Trust Sh A _ 13.85
Fixed Trust Sh B II 25
Found Tr Sh A _ 5.30 5 HO
Fund Investor! Inc_£4 84 "«"4
Fund Tr Shrs A _ 8.57 *7 '*5
Fund Tr Shrs B _ 8 02
Gen Investors Tr__ 7.09 7 71
Group Sec Agriculture __ 1.7s 1 !o:t
Group Sec Automobile_ 1.47 1.00
Group Sec Building ._ 2.15 **33
Group Sec Chemical_ _ 1.84 178
Group Sec Food __ 1.95 1 15
Group Sec Invest Shrs __ 1.58 1.72
Group Sec Merchandise 147 180
Group 8ec Mining .. _ 1.70 1.94
Group Sec Petroleum_ 1.48 1.59
Group Sec R R Eoulp_ 1.82 1.7S
Group 8ec Steel _ ] .77 1.92
Group Sec Tobacco 1.18 1.27
Huron Holding . __ 1.13 140
Incorp Investors £5.48 £7.40
Insursnce Group Shrs .. 1.78 1.90
Investors Fd *'C" Inc_15.81 15.93
Investors Fd C Inc. new._ 15.58 15 88
Keyston Cust Fund B-3 _ 24.94 27.29
Major Shrs Corp__ 3.26 _.
Maryland Fund _ _ 10.07 11.01
Mass Invest Tr __ 28.72 30.47
Mutual Invest _18.8.3 18 17
Nation Wide 8ec __ 4.74 4.84
Nation Wide Voting_ 2.07 2.23
N Y Bk Tr Shrs _ _ 3.825 __
North Am Bond Tr ctls 8 4.375 88.025
Nor Am Tr Shares_. 2.00 _
Nor Am Tr 8h 1055 _ .3.78 _
Nor Am Tr Sh 1058 _ 3 71 _
Nor Am Tr Sh 1958._ .. 3.73 ...
Pbmouth Fund Inc _ 9H 1.07
Quarterly Income Sh__ 18 78 20.57
Selected Am Sh _ 4 19 ....
Selected Am Sh Inc_•5.30 10.87
Selected Cumul Sh_10.84 — —
Selected Income Sh __ 5 57
Selected Indus cv of__ _ 27.26 28.75
Spencer 1'rask Fund _ 22 2.3 22.92
Stand Am Tr Shra _ 4.35 4.no
Stand Util Inc_ 00 1.07
Super of Am Tr A.. _ 4 21 -
Super of Am Tr AA .. 2.80 .
Super of Am Tr B._ - 4.41 . .
Super of Am Tr BB_ 2.89 -
Super of Am Tr C___ 8.30 --
Super of Am Tr D_ - 8.30
Supervised Shrs 14.42 15.88
Trustee 8tand Inv C_ .3.24 —
Trustee Stand Inv D- 3.1 < ...
Trusteed Am Bk "B"- ..JO 1-JO
Trusteed Industry Shrs 1.53 1..0
Wellington Fund _ 20.26 22.18
SHORT-TERM SECURITIES.
(Reported by Ch»s. D. Barney * Co.)
Btd. Offer.
Amer T * T 54s M3 ... 113 113*.
Atlantic Refining 5s '3<-. 1024 10.4 |
Calif Packing Corp 5s MO 1044 105
Caro. Clinchfleld A O 5s '38 1054 100
Chesapeake It Ohio 5s '39 1094 1094
Chicago Gas L A Coke 5s '37 1024
Cumberland T A T 6s '37 994 1014
Delaware A Hudson 54s '37 1004
Duluth A Iron Range As '37 103 1034
Edison El Illuminat’d 4s '39 1074 10.4
Gen Public Service 54s '39 1024 -- --
Grand Rapids A Ind 44s Ml 111
Houston Oil 54s '40 102 1024
International T A T 44s'39 80% 814
Laclede Gas Light 5s '39 984 99V.
Lake Erie It Western 5 '37 102 1024
Lehigh Valley Coal H» '38 994 ion
Long Island Gen 4s '38 1034 1044
Louisville A Nashville 6s'37 1014 104
Michigan Central 4s MO 1054
Morris A Co 4 4s '39 103 1054
N Y. Chicago A St L 4s '37 102V. 103
New York Dock 5s '38 534 «44
N Y Susqueh'a A West Bs'37 934 944
Pacific R R of Mo 4s '38 . 1024 -- .
Pacific T A T 5s '37 . 100 1004
Penn-Dlxle Cement «s Ml. 99 994
Pennsylvania R R 4s M3 1104 115V.
Rio Grande Western 4s '39 79V. 804
Southern Bell T A T As Ml ins 1084
Sou Pac RR of Calif 5s '37- 1034 .
Vanadium Corp 6s Ml_ 97 4 98
Wabash Railway 5s ’39_ 1034 103%
Warner Bros fts *39 __ __ 99 V. 99 4
Western N Y A Pa 5s '37 . 99’. loo»4
Weytern Union Tel 6s '38- 1044 1044
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE.
PHILADELPHIA. December 38 UP).—
Live poultry, fowl. Plymouth Rocks, fancy,
3Sa24; mixed colors, fancy, heavy. 22a23;
ordinary. 18al9: White Leghorns, fancy,
18al7: ordinary. 14al5: statgy young
rooatrrt. 16al7: old roosters, 13al4: pul
lets. fancy. Plymouth Rocks. 24a26: Reds.
22a23: roasting chickens, fancy. 6 pounds
or over. 22a23; Reds. 21022: broilers. 2Vi
pounds and under, fancy. 24a26; Sprint
ers, Plymouth Rocks, fancy yellow-meat
ed. 21: ordinary to fair. 18a20: cross
bred Rocks. 17alP; Red Springers, good
duality. ina20: ordinary. 18al8; Spring
chickens, mixed colors. 17al8.
Turkeys, fancy young hens. 2na32:
fancy young toms. lAaI7: old toms. it.
Ducks, white Pekin, fancy, yount. 18:
old. ltalfi: mixed colors. 14alA: Muscovy
ducks, white. lBal6: colored. 13al4.
Dressed poultry, turkeys. Northwestern.
21 a23 Vi; Western. 22a23: Southwestern.
21 Vaa22: nearby. 22a24; old hens. 20a21;
old toms. 19a21.
Fowl, fresh-killed, in boxes. 15a22. as
to weight; chickens, in boxes. 18a23: stags.
Western 1 lal7V5>: old roosters, dry-picked.
14al8; capons. Western. 22a29V4, as to
sise.
Ducks. Western. 16al8
Butter, top grades. 36*»a3PVi; »2 score.
3Aa3SVi; 91. 34 Vi: 90. 34; 89. 33V4; 88.
33 V«.
METAL MARKET.
NEW YORK. December 28 OPV—dopper
firm; electrolytic, spot end future, 11.8244;
export, 11.80-86. Tin steadier; spot and
nearby. 62.25-37\4: future. 62.10-20. Lead
steady; spot. Hew York. 8.do-8.06: East St.
Louis, 6.86. Zinc firm: fast St Louis,
spot. 6.46: future. 6.66. Iron quiet. No.
2. f.o.b. Eastern Pennsylvania, 21.60; Buf
falo. 20.60; Alabama. 16.60. Aluminum.
10.00-22.00. Antimony. __ spot. 13.26.
Quicksilver. P3.OO-06.OO. Platinum. 48.00.
wolframite. 16.00al6.60.
MONEY MARKET.
HEW YORK. December 28 utV—Call
money steady: 1 per cent all day: prime
commercial paper. 41 per cent: time loans
steady: 80 days to 8 months. 1Y« per cent
offered: banker;’ acceptances uncharted:
30 days. A to 41: 80 to 00 days. A to 44;
4 months. V« to A: 6 to 8 months. 44 to A.
Rediscount rata. Hew York Reserve Bank.
144 per cent,
I
Packers Paid Farmers Near
ly $1,000,000 More a Day,
Institute Reports.
By the Associsted^reu.
CHICAGO, December 28.—The
meat-packing industry paid nearly
$1,000,000 more per day for the farm
ers’ live stock in 1936 than in 1935,
William Whitfield Woods, president of
the Institute of American Meat Pack
ers. reported.
The total paid for lhe stock was
estimated by the institute at approxi
mately $1,820,000,000. compared with
$1,477,000,000 in 1935.
An improved domestic demand for
meat and a substantially increased
supply of live stock were the factors
which made this increased payment
possible. Woods said.
current prices or many meat prod
ucts, both wholesale and retail, are
lower than a year ago as a result of
the increased supply, he said.
Declines in wholesale prices of bet
ter known pork cuts range from 7
to 21 per cent in the case of fresh
pork loins, shoulders, butts and spare
ribs. and from 10 to 21 per cent for
smoked hams and bacon. Representa
tive grades of fresh beef and veal are
from 3 to 9 per cent lower and lamb
is 17 to 24- per cent down.
Woods said consumption of meat
and lard per capita apparently rose
from approximately 129 pounds in
1935 to 141 pounds In 1936.
He said the amount of meat im
ported into the country in 1936 prob
ably came closer to balancing the
amount exported than at any time in
history. Imports totaled approximate
ly 138.000,000 pounds, compared with
97.000.000 in 1935. Exports were ap
proximately 195.000.000 pounds, com
pared with 200,000.000 last year.
FEDERAL LAND BANKS
NEW YORK. December 28.—Federal
Land Bank bonds:
.. Bid. Asked.
4'.s November. 1058-38_106’. 107'.
4V<* May 1857-3: _ 101'* 101*.
4'.a January 1857-37_ _ Inn 1005a
4a May. 1858-38 104s. 105
4* November. 1857-37 _]n3V. 103*1
4.« July. 1846-44_112'j 113
3'4S May. 1855-45 _ 105».t 105H
3s July 1855-45 _ 103*, 103’»
3s January. 1856-46 _10:i*« 103’.
3a May. 1856-46 103s. 103’.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO December ?S OPi (United
Spates Department of Agriculture!.—Hogs.
25.000. including 10.000 direct: active:
15*25 higher than Thursday’s average: top.
10.H5 new 10-year high for December:
bulk good and choice 170-300 pounds.
10.40a«0: sows around 10 higher; mostly
9.05aio.oo.
Cattle. 13.000; calves. 2.000; steers snd
yearlings steady but slow: weighty steers in
broadest demand: prospects steady to weak
following last Thursday’s sharp advance
on all grades; top 13.00: best yearlings.
12.75: 1.400-1.500 pounds, choice steers.
12.00*50: common and medium grades.
7.00*9.50: stockers .scarce, strong: ahe
stock strong to 25 higher, very scarce,
best fed heifers. 11.oo: choice kinds ab
sent: runaway market on bulls: fully 25
higher: instances more: weighty bulls sell- 1
ing actively up to rt.oo and better: vealers
scarce steady at P.OOain.oo on light offer
ings: shippers kind,* selling up to 11.oo.
Sheep. fl.OOO including 1.500 direct:
fat lambs opening very slow, indications
around steady with sellers asking unevenly
higher: early bids on good to choice offer
ings around 9.00*25: numerous loads con
fidently held above P.35 with P.50 and
better uked for strictly choice handv
welrhts. sheep about study: scattered na
tive ewes. 3.50(4.50.
U. S. TREASURY POSITION.
By the Associated Press.
The position of the Tressury on De
cember 23; Receipts, $109 355.270 20;
expenditures. $65,095,040.35; balance.
$1,925,530,353.74: .customs receipts for
the month. $30,858,600.04.
Receipts for the fiscal year (since July
1>. $2,110,810,895.22: expenditures. $3.
421.038.583.51. Includlns $1,349,254.
740.52 of emeraency expenditures: excess
of expenditures. $1,310,227.088 29: xross
debt. $34,358,553,793.91. sn increase of
$57,726,343.50 orer the previous day;
told assets. $11,229,474,737.25.
EXTRA PAY RECEIVED.
NEW HAVEN. Conn.. December 28
OP).—'The National Folding Box Co.
announced that it had presented
one week's extra pay to each of Its
1,000 employes.
Money for Coni traction Loans
and
Loans on Improved Properties
51/2%
VIBST DEED OF TBUST OUT
GEORGE LBORGER
643 Indiana At*. N.W.
Nat’l 0350
LOANS
ON IMPROVED D. C. PROPERTY
Immediate attention on your ap
plication for buying, rebuilding
or refinancing.
Loans payable monthly.
. No charge for appraisal if loan
is not made.
Interest charged only on unpaid
balance of principal.
Equitable Co-operative
Building Association
915 F STREET N.W.
Orfaniaed 1171

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