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16
MAHKET CLIMBS
AFTER UPSET
ATOPEKINC
Bfr W. S. COUSfWW
NEW tORK. Jan. If (LN.<k
Industrial stocks at the begin
ning of tlu» new week fell off
nervously* as the result of the*
steel corporation's disappointing
drop In Decern her forward orders.
Losses 1 of f to 4% noints were
recorded iff a dozen or more
leaders, including American Can.
Consolidated Gas artd big steel.
Which sold today at 40 5/ a. against
Saturdays high, price of 44%.
Rails to the Rescue
The rails came to the relief
of the bulls as reports of further
Batisfaotary “adjustments” of
wages and an upturn in freight
movements filtered into Wall.
Street, so stocks firmed up near
noon hour and in many cases re
covered all of their earfy losses.
New Haven, which started the
new week art 21%. down I*4 from
Saturday’s- dose, forged ahead to
2Sy». New York Central rallied,
from its opening price of to
32, and. Atchison at 86% showed
a gain of 2*4 from Saturday’s
| close.
Rope hi Motor Orders
Automobile men have been en>
eouraged by the enthusiasm dis
played by the public ovet the new l
ears on exhibition, and it is hoped
this will lead to the placing of
the long-deferred orders tor motor
car steel, rubber, glass, etc.
The steel industry in particular
Bas been anxiously awaiting its
usual cjnota of business from auto
mobile makers.
Honda Unsettled
By Slump in Rails
tVEW YORK, Jan. Hi (1.8f.5.).
Bdiing in the rails today forced
many of last week’s high
bounders down 1 to 3 points.
Traction bonds were also re
actionary on the announcement
by New York city officiate that
they would not recede from their
stand on the 5-cent fare.
Fdyeigns were mixed. U. S.
Government obligations were
irregular.
Government Bonds High! Low t I ast
liberty 3'v ’32 .... I 96 1 I 95 211 95 21
Xfberty Ist 414» '32.1 98 311 98 201 98 30
Liberty 4th <<is I 98 31! 98 251 98 28
liberty 4th 4reg.! 98 281 98 26! 98 26 I
liberty 4th4.»4»o<id It! 98 311 98 311 98 31
Treasury 4'.is ’4T...!1004 I 99 271 99 31
Treasury 49 ’44 195 281 95 !95
Treasury 3Ac '46 ...I 9120! 91 101 8
Treasury 3 ’43... JBB 16'1 88 188
Treasury 3-"4s 89 6 i 88 12! 88 12
Treasury 3-%» ’41.. I 89 8 ! 88 12’1 SSI?
Treasury 3H> ’46....! 84 16| 83 !83
Treasury 3s *sl 83 16i 82 111 82 16
Domestic n<nrrf» Michi low ' Last
Afcitibi PowertPap 5s 32 I 32 I 32
AJleg Corp 5s 35’» 35 35
Ara IG Client 5H5....! 66 ' 64>il «4-5 i
Am Int a1ia......... I *9 I 69 69
lAtch T4-SF »en 45...1 87'41 86 87
At TASK evt 4«b»....l »2%l 91 f 92%
B & O Ist 5a ’48....! 90’+ 96 I 954,
B A O ret 5* ’95.... 6751! 67*41 6784
Berlin Elec 8s I 36%l J4HI 34U
Bklyn Un Gas Ist S». <102H|1531»|10354
Can Nat Rys «%■ 56.. I 75 I 75 I 75
Cent 111 El A G 55....1 71 I 71 I 71
Chesapeake Corp 55...1 75 70 | 74
Chi A Alt ref 3s I 46 i 42841 46
Chi MSPAP adj 5s A. I 9%l 8%l 9%
Chi THAS Sta 4'vs A| 29', 29'41 29%
Clev Un Term 4Vjs Cl 82 I 82 ! 82
Colon Oil 6s ’3B 1 36 36 36
Col G&E deb 5s ’52..! 77 76 | 76
Crown Ck A S 6s *47.1 79%l 79’41 79'4
I>env & RG con 4s '36! 64 I 62 I 64
gjonner Stl ref 7s '42! 78 I 78 I 78
Buquesne Lt Ist 4'4s '671 96% I 95511 96%
Brie RRrf Almp 5s ’751 44 I 41% I 44
yiat deb 7s ’46 78% I 78 78%
<Sen Cable 5%s ’47..1 38 I 38 I 38
Ooodr Co 6s ’45 I 43% I 43% I 43%
Hudson Co Gas Ist ss) 99%| 99% 99%
11l Cent ref 4s ’55...1 52 % I 52%i F. 2%
11l Centr 4%s ’66 1 44% | 43%| 44%
Int R Tr lat&rf 5s stl 49 | 48 I 43
Inter-Hydro El 6s ’44’ 51 I 50 I 51
Kan CP&L 4%s ’61... I 95 | 94'41 »4%
Laclede Gas 5s *34..! 94 I 93%! 93%
Lifts A Myers 5s ’51.! 99 '9B I 99
L-A Hyd E P Ist 6%s 4n I 40 I 40
Metro Wat SftDr 5%5.| 37%l 37%| 37%
Mldv Stl & Ord 5s 36.1 94%l 94%l 94%
M SPAS SM 5%s '49...' 20 I 20 ' 20
Mob A O 5s ’3B 1 15 I 15 115
Nat Dairy 5%s ’4B I 89 % 88% 88%
N Y Cent 3%s ’97 I 72%l 71 % I 71%
NY Ct RR Ist A 4%s 53) 84%l 84% 84%
NYNHAH 4s 67 ‘54 I 54 I 54
NYNHAH 4%s I 75 73%l 73%
NY Tel gen 4%s »« I 97% 98
N Ohio Tr A Ltg 65..1 93%l 93 I 93
No Par. 4s I 82 I 82 82
Ont Pw Niag F 55.... I 87 I 87 I 87
Karie-L-Med HR 65...1 95%! 93%: 93%
Baris-L-Med RR 7e... 1100% 1100 1100
Benn R R 6s I 85% I 85 85
B C C A St L Ken 55.1 90 I 90 I 90
JPort Gen El 4%s ....I 60%! 60 60
Postal Tel A C 55.. .' 34%l 33%l 34%
Bead Co Jer Ct col 4s ! 79 I 79 I 79
Bern Arms 6s A 69%l «9%l 69%
Boch G«- E 5%« ....I 98 I 98 ’>»
St Joe A Gd Is Ist 4s. 70 70 7"
StL IMAS RivAG 45.. ' 74% 71 74%
StP Un Pep ref 5s ’72| 95% I 95 95
San AAAr Pan 4s’43' 71 %! 70 70
Sbd AL 6s A '45....1 5 I 5 5
Sbd AL 6s ’45 ct ! 4% 4% 4%
South Bell TAT 5s ’4l'loo ! 99%10n
(ltd on N J 5s ’46....1101 100%1100%
Sta OU NY 4%s 'sl. I 91 I 90%' 91
Th Av Ry adj inc 55..1 35 I 34 34%
Tin Oil Cal 5s ww I 76 76 I 76
Vtl Pw A Lt ct wr 5sJ 44 I 43 44
Vtl Pr A St 5%s I 48 47 47
Wabash RR 5s D I 10%' 10% I 10%
West Pa P Ist 5s E.. 1101 % 1101 % 'lOl %
West El deh 5s I 97 I 97 I 97
West Pac 5s A 15t...! 42 I 40 I 42
Wh Sew MRs IW I 9 ! 9 I 9
Forelirn Government and Municipal
Aftri Mtee Bk (Col) 6s. I 23 I 22% ! 23
Antioquia 3d 7s I 12 I 10 % I 10%
Arerentine 5%s I 43’’I 43%l 43%
BelKlum 6%s I 9*l 89%| 896,
Belgium 7s I 97%! 95%l 95%
Bulgaria 7s I 33%l 33%l 33".
Canada 4%s I 88UI 88 I BS%
Cologne 6%s I 30%l 28%l 30%
Denmark 5%s i 69 I 69 I 69
Beutsche Bk 6s ct....l 67,% I 67 I 67
Ger Gov* Inti 5%5....l 35%l 34 I 35%
Milan «%s I 70 I 67% I 70
m CHICAGO LIVESTOCK
CHICAGO. Jan. 11 (T.N.S.I.—Hogs—
-71,000; 10@15c lower. Top, 34.30; bulk.
13.55<! > 4.20; heavy. 33.7555'4: medium,
.#4.19©4.30; light. 34.10@4.25; light
lights. 33.90f54.20: packing sows. 33.16®
8.50; pigs. 33.75@4: holdovers, 2.000.
Cattle — 19.000: 25c lower. Calves. 3.-
* 000: steady. Beef steers—Good and
choice. 38 @11: common and medium.
14.50@8: yearlings 36@10.50. Butcher
cattle — Heifers. 34@7.60: cows. »3@5.50;
hulls. 33.60W5.50: calves. 35.6a@8: feed
er Meers, 34@6: stocker steers. 33.50@
5.75; stocker cows and heifers. 33®4.
Sheep—4o,ooo: 25c lower. Lambs. 35
common. >3.50@4.60; yearlings. S4@
4.75; feeders. 34 25@4.75: ewes. 31@2.50.
WOOL MARKET STEADY
BOSTON, Jan 11 (INJ3.).—A
moderate quantity of strictly
combing 48s and 50s Ohio fleece
wool has been sold within the
past few days at 21 Vi cents a
pound In the grease. Scoured
basis values was estimated at the
high side of the range from 36
to 38 cents which has been the
prevailing nominal Quotations for
more than a month.
TODAY’S QUOTATIONS ON THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Prev 11991— ti NtrtWA »W1 _ «•*'
High LAW Dividend Rata High Low ffl:4B’ Ch gu
A..——
141.4 AhltUM Pnw...... '*-14
A'dhms Exn (1)..,'A
J 0 l' , '» Affiilnfetl Pifruf... fl* l*t 15 - %
46*W Air Btedtic <»h>. .. & - %
iSKi 1' Allbirhnnv Cans*.. * 2-F If
I89"V *Alllerf (Ihem «0... <6'4 68’4- 1
io»4 Alli* chifliai <2>... 12
123 Sf Wk Aw. Can Crt....... 6 W 4 b
38\ x Am Car A Fy (1> 74
14V4 5 Anr Coml Alts... 74
O’* Am & For P0w.... 7ST- Sf
6* 37 Am Homw P 4.2#' 4M WZ 4"*- %
S 6 5 Am Internat! 6J4 64 6 7 4+ %
30?4 S Am Loco (1) 77 7 4 Ji,'
84*ii -289 iAm Loco nf (7).. . 334 33’< 3S'4-P IJW
7 I>4 Am Jfe * Metal.., 24 -4 !&'+ J/
644 U 4 -Am Paw & L (la) 15Jf 14% ISV»
21J4 s Am Ran Sg l (.60). 7% 84 1- 4
Am SWefltiiW (2).. 15J4 ®’ : ) ¥*>%
44 4Am Sol ACbem... &+* 4
6u 34‘i Ans Sugar 36'4 364 3614
201% W Am' Tel & T HBJ4 lUB% 11W+ %
1784 (5014 Am Tobac (5a)... 70 Th 70 - %
132% b* Am Tob B (5aR. *. 71% - %
11 108 Am Tob pf (6).... 107 lU7 H>7
80% 234 Am Water W (3). 29 >6% 38% -%.
48% 9- Anacoarta 10%'— %
7% 20 Arm D7% p£ W 4. J 33 37 -K 1. *
424 Arm. 10 A 1% 1% 1%
29% 54 Xssac D Gds2Ji) 64 64 6h, - %
203% 72% AXcliiaon. (!«)'..... 87 4 87,4- 2%,
120 25 Atlan CoautE (Ttf).. 35% 344 33%4 2%
23% 8% AtlaaT Kefln («.. 34 BJ-> - %
295% 84% Auburn AUto (4a) 140% 133% 140%4 2%
B
27% 4% Baldwin t0c0.... 73% 6%4- %>
87% 13% Bblt A Ohio (5)... 18 lb% 18 4-
68% 18 taf 4 Ar(3%1.. 21 20 21 +%,
81 37 Bea tries Cr (W... 4i <1 41 - L
25% 12% Bendia Auiat «).. 17% 16% 17%
46% 19% B«*t &Co <!).... 22% 22%- 1%
70% 17 ‘r Bethlehem. Steel (2 20% 19?» Z 0%- %
43 15% Bohn Alum (I *4). 19% 19% 19% — %
76% 36 Burtterr Co 3) 37% 36% 37%-‘%
30% 9 Borg Warner (I).. 1034 ®>4 WM+ %
22% 7% *BriK3s .VLfg(l%a). 94 8% 9%4 4
69% 30% Bklyn Maui Tr (4) 35% .4'4 35%- %
9% 1% Brunswick Ter... 1% 1% k%4 %
5J< 1% Budd Mf x C 0.... 2 2 2 - %
13 2%' Budd Wheel: (11... 3% 3% 3%4- 4
69% 10% Byers A M 13% 12% 13’»— 4
C
11% 2% Calu A. Hecla.... ;% -% 3%+ %
45 10 Canada Dry (3)... 12% lt% %
45% 10% Canad Pae (1%).. 13% 13% E3%+ 4
16 4% Capital Ad At% 3% 54- *»
131% 31% Case JI 35'« 3=%' 35% — %
52% 10% Ckterpil Tract (3). 12% T 2% 12% - %
16 2% Celanese Coro 4 4 4 4 %
30% 9% Cerrp de Pasco fl) 13% 13 13% 4 %
23% 3% Checker Cab 6% 6% 6%— %
54% 14% Chesapk Corp (3). 18% 16% 18%-f- 1%
46% 23S Ches AOh 12%)..* 29% 7% 9%4 1%
7% 2% Chi Grt Wes 4 4 4 + %
27% 7% Chi Grt Wes pf.. 13% 11%' 13%r 1%
15% t% CMSt P & P... % 5% 2>*4 %
8% 2% CMSt P& P pf- 4% 3% 4%+ %
45% 5 Olli &N W (4)... 8% 7% B%+ %
65% 7% Chi Kock lit P.. 14% 13 I%T 1%
25% 11% Chrysler (1) 14% 13% t4%4 Js
4% % City Stores 11 1
170 9T% Coca Cola (1a).... 109%' « 109 -1%
45% 11% Coium Gas (2J... 1;% 12% I?%'- %
111% 20 Colu Carbon (5)... 35% 31% is%— %
i 3% 7 Cornel Credit (2).. 9 9 9
il% 6% Com Solvents (1). 8% 8% B%— 4
1. 3 Comwl & Sou (.40? 4% 4i» 4%
100% 46 Com & Sou pf 6). Cs*« 6>% 65%4 %
18% % Cons Film pf (2)'. 2% 9% 8%- %
109% 55% Consol Gas (4)... 61vg 60 61% - za
lU/ 88% Consol Gas pf lb). S 2 92 82 -• %
30 4% Cont Baking A... 5% t % 5%— %
62% 30% ConUn Can (2%). 35% 3d ;5%- %
51% 18% Continen In (2.40) z.% 22 22%4 %
4% % Conti Motors L% 1% I%+ %
1_ 5 Continental 0i1... t% 6% t%— %
12 % Continent Shares. % % %“ %
86% 36% Corn Prod (3a)... 43% 41% 40%- 1
18 t% Coty Inc 4 4 -4 — 4
63 20% Crucible Steel 20% 10% 20%- 1%
100 20 Curtis Publish.... 17 27 27
b% 1% Curtis Wright.... J% 1% 1%
8% 1% Curt Wright A... 2/ B 2% 2%+ %
D
23 3% Davison Chem.... 4% 4%' 4%
157% 64 Del & Hud (9).... 81 78% 81
102 17% Del Lac & W (4). 23% 2)% -3%4* %
195 IC9 Det Edison (2).... 118 118 118 4 1
78% 42% Drug Inc (4) 52% 52 52%4- %
107 47% DuPont de N (4). 53% 52% 53% - %
E
185% 73 Eastman Kod (sa) 7? 78 79 -1
21% 4% Eaton Axle 1).... t% 6% (%+ %
11% % Eitingon Schild... % % >»
69 7% Eiting Sch 1 of. 9% 9% $% - %'
74% 20 Elec Aut Lite (4). 29% 27% 29%+ %
4% % Electric 80at.... 1% ■ 1% 1% — %
9% 2% Elec & Mus Ind.. 3% 3 3%
60% 9 Elec P& Lt (1).. 12 11% 12 - %
106% 41 Elec P4L pf <D.. 60 59 60 +2
98% 32 Elec P&L 6pf (6). 48 48 48 - 4
39% 5 Erie 7% 7 7%+ %
45% 6% Erie Ist pf (4)... 8% 8% 8%- %
40% 5 Erie 2nd pf 8 8 8
—F
30 3 Fed Wat Sv (1.20) 4% 4% 4%
56% 20 Fidel Phen (2.60). 25% 25% 25% 4 %
63 41 First N St (2%).. 48 48 48 + %
3 % Fisk Rub 1 pf... % %' %'
32% 15% Fourth Na In (.55) 19% 19 19 - %
38% 2% Fox Film A (2%). 3% 3% 3%'- %
43% 13% Freept Texas (3). 18% 17% 17% Z + %
G
60 15 Gamewell Co (3).. 15 15 15
73% 28 Gen Am Tank (4). 30% 29% 30% - %
47 9% Gen Asphalt (2).. 13% 13% 13%+ %
54% 22% Genl Elec (1.60).. 24 % 23% 24%+ %
56 28% General Foods (3). 34% 33% 34%
8% I%' Gen Gas A (30).. 2 2 2
50 29‘g General Mills (3).. 33 33 33 -1%
48 19% Gen Motors (3).. 22% 22 22%— %
103% 79% Gen Mot pf (5)... 63 83 81 - %
19% 11 Hall Print (1.20)... 11% 11% ’ U%- %
9% % Gen Realt & Ut.. 11 1
15% % Gen Theat Eq.... % % 4+4
38% 9% Gillette Saf R.... 13 1',% n
7% 1% Glmbel Bros % 2% 2% - %
42% 14% Gold Dust (2%).. 18 17% 18 - >*
20% 3% Goodrich 5 5 5 + %
52% 12% Goodyear Tire (3). 15% 15 15-1
13% 3% Goth Silk Hos... 9 9 9
6% 1% Graham Paige.... 4 4 4
22% 5% Granby Consol (1) 77 7— %
18% 5% Grand Union 7% 7% 7%
46 21 Grand Un pf (3). 27 26% 27 4- %
42 24% Grant W T (1)... 27% 37% 27%- %
69% 15% Gt North nf (4)..- 2% 2> 2f%+ %
11% 5% Grt West Bug... 6 6 6
157% 64
THE WASHINGTON TIMES
Prev mi-l> Name aud Nat
High Low iMvnterM R»t« 1,1 ah Low 11:« Cb gS
6%. 1 Grigsby Grunow. fflj 1% 1%
■ ——M -
44% Marbish Waite (I 1 ). » B 1J
Iff 8 HerUIHW Mot (.SO- 8 8 ff
Kte 7»>4 Hirrshey Cnf (4n 78% 78% 78%- f
9% Hmid Bwslidy B. 3 2% 3 4 %
16% Houston OH Iff 20% 4- %
Ite%' 3 Hou«t OH new.... 4% 4%. 4%+ %.
36 7% Wudsdn Motor (1). Il 10% H - %
Iff% 3% Hup Motors 5% 5 s%+ %
j
89 9% Illinois Cent (4).. 1% 11% 13%4- %
182 25% Ingersoll Ran (4). 33 31 32 -j%
7T* 19% Infemt Steel GW. 31% 2i%-
M% 3 Inspiration C..... 3% 3% 3%— %
12% 4'4 Ins Gel new f.4(rt 3% .5% 5%- %
9% 2% Insursh Ct In (.40) 3% 2% 2%
34 4% interboro R T.... 8% 7% B%+ %
1!»% »- Int Busi M (6h .. 103 10?.% 10'-% -5%
12% ff lift Car Ltd- i*l 4>4 4‘t, *%-
®% 14% Inter Cement 4).. 17 16% 17
86% 32% Int Harvest (3*4). '254 25'4- 25%
3f 9% Int Hydro E A (2’ (CJ% 1( % u%
73% Il Int Match nf (4). Iff'b 18% 20% -i%
»•«. 7 Inter Nickel (.40). 8% 8% 8%- %
lfl% 1% Int Pap *Pw A. -4 -4 2Js'+ 4
4% % Int Pan & Pw C. % % %
54 36% Inter Shoe (3). 35% 39 39 — k
38% 7% Int Tel A T («‘... 10 9 10 + %
9% 1% Invest Ea C 0..., 2 2 2
J
80Si 15% Johns Manville (3 21% SC% 21%+ %
K
45 8% Kansas City So.. 10% 104 Iff
34 % Kelly Sn Tire.... 1% 11» i%- %
S 6 5% Kelly T» pt 11% 11% 11%- %
29% J Kelsey Hayes 4 3% 4
15% 6 Keivlnator 8% 8% B%+ 4
»% 9% Kennecott (I) 11% H's 11%-
25% IB Kresge Co (1.60).. 16% 16'f 18%- %
»% 4% Kreug * Tol (l.tH 8% 6% 6% - 4
L
tf7% 40+ Lamliert Co (8).. . 52% 5t% sl'%— %
8%. 1% Lehigli V Coal 2% 2%, 2%- 1
61 8 Lehigh Vai 8K... 16 15% 16 + I
30% 5% Llbbev Owens Gl. 6% 6% 6%— %
91% 40 Lfg &My B (4a).. 51 49% 31 +1
33 I? Link Belt Co (1.60) 13 13 B
55% 13% Liquid carte (2). . 16 16 16
63% 23% Loew’s Inc (3)... 28 2T4 28 - %
6% 2% Loft line 34 34 34- 4
54% 29% Loose Wiles (2.60a 34% 3*% 34%- %
31% » Lerillard. T0b.... l:% 13. B%- %
ttl 204 Lou & Nash C 5)... 27% 264 274-14
19 1% Ludlum Steel 4 4 4 — %
fW
12 Mclntyre P M (I). 16 16 16
103% 38% McKees, T P (4).. 474 47^i 47%- 1
43% L Mack Trucks (2). 14% L% 14%- %
106% 50 Macy &Co (3)... 58% 50% 58%- %
39 6% Manh Rv m g.... W 9% 10
61 25 Manh R gtd (7).. 32% 3.’% 32%+ 1%
2.4% 9% Mar Midi (1.20).. 10% 10%- 4
32% m Marsh Field (2%) 11% 11% tl%
31% 12 Mathies Aik <2>. 14% 14% 14%
39 15% May Dept St (2% 17% 17 17 - %
34 14% Melville Shoe (2). 16% 16% IS',- %
8% 2 Mengel Co 2% 2% 2%—
16% 5 Mid Cont Pet.... 6 6 6
»% 3% Mo Kan AT.... 6% 6% 6% %
85 10% MKTpfAIB.. 17% 16. 17%+ 4
42% 5% Missouri Pac 9 7% 9+l
107 12 Mo Pac nf (5).... 19 16% iff +l%
29% 6% Montgy Ward.... 9% 9 9%
18% 5 Murray Corp 6>s 6% 6%’- %
N
40% 15 Nash Motors (4).. 17% 16% 17%
83% 3b% Nat Biscuit (2.80) 41 40 41 - %
39% 74 Nat Cash R A... 9% 9 9%- 4
50% 20 Nat Dair Pr (2.60). >34 22% .34
36%, 16 Nat Distillers (2). 19 19 19 - %
44%’ 10% Nat Pr &Lt (1).. .14% 14 14%+ 4
58 18% Nat Steel (2) 4 .2 22 ||
76% 10 Nat Sure Co (2).. 14 14 14 - %
24% 6% National Tea 8 8 8 — %
14% ♦% Nevada Con (.80)). t% t>% 5% - %
24 2% Newton Steel 3% 3% 3% + %
132% 24% N Y Cent 4) 32% 29% 33%+ 1%
38 2% NYC &St L... 8% 7 B%+ 1%
94 5 NYC&StL6pf 9% 8% 9%+ %
127 101 NY & Harl (5).. 11.0% 120 120%+ 11.l l .
£4% 17 NY NH & H (4).. 25% .2% 25%+ 2%
119% 52 NY NH &H pf (7) 70 70 70 y 2
13% 5% NY Ont &W. ... 8% 7% B%+ 4
29% 10 Noranda Mines. . 1?.% 13% 1.1%+ %
217 105% Norfolk 4 W (10).. 120% 123 120 -1
9j% 23 Nor zlmer (10%b) 33% 3.%' 33% —
11 2% Nor Am Aviat... 4 3% 4 + %.
107% 79 Nor Am Ed pt (6) 80% 80% 80% +- %
60% 14% Northern Pac (3). 21% 19% 21%+ 1%
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19% 5 Ohio Oil 6 5% 6
58%' 16% Otis Elev (2%)..’. ’21% 21 21% + %
16% 3% Otis Steel 3% 3% 3%
39% 20 Owens 111 Gl (2).. 21% 21% 21%+ %
P
54% 29% Pacific Gas & E (2) -4 33%' 34 - %
69% 35 Pacific Light (3). 39 39 39 + %
131% 93% Pac TA T (7).... £B% £B% 98%+ %
11% 3% Pack Motor (.40). 5% 5 5%+- 4
50% 5% Paramount (2%).. 10% 9% 10% - 4
2% 4 Pa the Exch % % %+ %
8% 1% Pathe Ex A I%' 1% 1%- 4
44% 26% Penney J C (2.40' 27% 27% 27%— %
64 16% Penn R R (3).... 21% 19 214+ 1%
250 106% Peoples Gas (8).. 116% 115% 116%- %
10% 2% Petroleum Cor (1). 4% 4% 4%— %
25%’ 5% Phelps Dodge.... 7% 7% 7%
12% 2% . Phila RC & 1... 3% 3% 3%- %
16% 3% Phillips Petrol.... 5% 5 5%+ 4
26% 5% Prairie Pipe L... 7% 7% 7%
71% 36% Proc & Gam (2.40) 41% 41 41%+ %
58% 15% Pullman Inc (4).. 20 18% 20 +l%
lU* 3% Pure Oil 4% 4% 4% - %
R
27% 5% Radio Corp w .... 7% 6% 7%+ %
60 9% Radio pf B (5)... 13% 13 13%- %
4 2% "ad K Orp new.. 5% *4 s%*+ 1%
19% 1% Reming Rand.... 2% 2% 2%- %
10% 2% Reo Mot (.40).... -3% 3% 3%- %
25% 4% Republic Steel.... 5% 5% 5% - jg
54 8% Repub Steel pf... 12 11 11 -1%
54% 32% Reyn Tob B (2).. 35% 35% 35%- %
6% 4 Richfield Oil %' % % -I- %
26 3% Rossia Ins (2.20).. 5% 5% f%- %'
42% 13 Royal DNY (2.28) 14% 14% 14% - %
69% 38% Safewav Stor (5). 4 % 43 43%+ %
30% 7 St Jos Lead (5)... 10 10 10
62% 3 St L-San Fra.... 4% 4% 4%+ %
76 4% St L&SF pf (6).. 6% 6% 6% - %
1% 4 Seaboard Air L.. % % %+ %
2% 4 Seab A L pfd % % %
20% 5% Seab Oil (.40).... 7% 7% 7%- %
63% 29% Sears Roeb (2%).. 32% 32% 32%- %
•1% % Seneca Conner.... % % %
U% 3% Serve! 4% 4% 4%
TAe National Daily_ _
Prev. IMI-3S Name ■«!<* . ,
High Low Dividend Rate High Low 12:411 Ch ge
B'4 Shutt F G (1).... £% 9%-r %
10% 2% Shell Cnloif Oil.. 34 3%'- 4
TR 15 Shell Ute Oil pf.. 20%' 20% 20% z - %
15% +4 Sinclair OH> 6 6 6 - %
I ♦% 4 Srtider Packing... 4 4 4+ 4
15% 8 SRider Pack »f.. 4% 4% 4%'+ %
2V 8% soemfy tan (f.«DH W% 8% 10% - %
54% 28’i Soli Calif Ert 30% 30% 30%+ %
17% 6% sb Pbrtd R Sd... 7% 7 , 7,- %
109% 25% South Pacific (4).. 32%. 2ff% 32%+- 1%
652» 8% Southern Rfl 10 11%+ 1
83 10 Sou Rwy pf (5)... W% 14% 14‘|-’ %
13% 2 Sparks With (D.. 3 3 3 — s.
20% 10% Stand Brands (1.20) 12% 12% 12%+ %
88% Stand Gan (3%)... '-94 28% 19%- %
64% 29% Stan Gas pf (4)... 37 37 37 - %
51% 13V Std Oil of Cai (2W '-*4 '-*%* %
52% 25% Std Oil NJ (fa).. -B%' 28% .B'%- %’
21% 4% Stewart Warn.... 5% .’ % :%- %
54% 9% stone A Webst (2) 16% 10 - %
28 9 . Studebaker (1.20). 12 IJ% 11%- ' 2
1% % Superior Oil % 4 4
T
ls% 11% TelistitoflT (1.40). .. 12% 12 12 —l%
30J< 9% Texas Corp (2).... 12% l-% 12%- %'
58% 19% Tex- Gulf Su (3).. ’-3% 23% 2i%
6% 1% Tex Pac CA0.... 2% 2% 2%
174 +4 Tex Pac L T n... 5% 5% 5%
23 5% The Fair (2.40)... 6 6 6 +1
15%< 5% Third Avenue.... K) 10 10
B%' % Thorn Starrett... i% 1% 1%
9 24 Tidewater Asso... 3 3 3
58 16% Timken Roller (2) 21% 21 21 -1%
4% 14 Tobac Prod 4 24 3%+ 4
14 6 Tobac Pr A (.80a). 7% 7% 7%+ %
18 2 Ti’ansamer Corp. 34 3% 3*+<— 4
9(4 36% Tri Cont nf (6)... 51% si;« 51%+ 1%
U
13% Underwd El (4%). ’l7 16% 17 - %
72 27i« Union Car (2.60)... 31% 3j%- 4
26% 11 Union Oil Cal (2). 13% 13% 13%- %
2(i5% 65 Union Pac (10)... 77% 74 77%'+ 1%
9?f United Air A T.. . 11% 11%' H%-
74 1% United Cigar 1% 1%
31% 7% Unit Corp Del (%) £Ji 8% ! %
5c% 26% Unit Cp Del pf (3) 37 36% 36% - %
Washington Gas Light 6s A, _
sl.ooo@loo, sl,ooo® 100.
Washington. Gae Light 6s B, c
sloo@lo0 1 1 4 , SIOO@ TOO {/<■ , ;
Public Utility BondA BldJ A"k_ <;
Amer Tel a Tel
Arti Tel A Tri Ct’l 5s . ...U02%l F
Anacostla & Pot R. H. 5e..| 57 i 82 *
Poultry—Alive: Young turkeys. 23®
26c; old toms. 13c; large colored fowls.
19®29e: small to medium, lS®l7c;
leghorn fowls. 12c; legtern chickens.
2 pounds and over, lac: large rocks.
20c; mixed chickens. 13@20e: under
grade. 12«r14c: roosters. 10c: ducks. 15
I&lae: keats. large and young. 35c; old.
25c. Dressed: Chickens. 20 @ 22c: tur
keys, young. 25ti30c; (owls, heavy. IS'tp
20c* leghorns. 15c; ducks. 19@20c;
roosters. 12® 14c: keats. young, 40c.
Eggs—Current receipts, 28® 23c: white
hennery. 25c
Calves —
Lam be—Bc.
Applee—Bushel baskets, truck receipts
liberal: supplies liberal; demand moder
ate: market steady. Virginia. Stay
mans. U. 8. No 1. 3 inches up. 3125;
U S No. 1. 214 Inches up, mostly
around 31; Black Twigs. U. S. No. 1. 3
inches up. $101.15: U. S. No. 1. 253
inches UP. best. 75c; fair condition. »0c:
YorkX U. S. No. 1. 3 inches up. sl.
few higher; Bonums, U. S. No. 1.- i
inches up. 73c. Barrels: Too few sales
reported to quote Boxes: Supplies mod
erate: demand light: market steady.
Washington, medium to \nrge
extra fancy. Delicious, $2.-b@-50.
ripe. $2: Staymans. $1.75®2: medium to
large sizes, fancy. Staymans. »l.»0®
1.75; Homes. »1.75.
Cabbage—New Stock: Supplies mod
erate; demand moderate; market steady
South Carolina. I'4-bu. hampers Pointed
type, $1.60. Florida. lli-bu. hampers,
Pointed type, mostly around $1.50. Old
Stock: Supplies light; demand mod
erate; market steady. New York. HO-lb.
sacks. Danish type. » oor * r
Celery—Supplies liberal: demand mod
erate; market steady. California, one
half crates, individually washed and pre
doled. 3 to 4 doz..
10 - in. crates, washeed, $--s®-jO.
poorer. $2. New York, two-third crates.
4 to 5 doz., fair quality and condition.
S2O 2 25. ,
Lettuce —Supplies moderate; demand
moderate; market weak. Arizona and
California, crates. Iceberg type 4 to i
doz. $4.65@5. Florida, from mixed ear,
l’4-*bu. hampers. Big Boston type,
$1.50® 2.
Potatoes —Supplies liberal:
moderate: market steady. N ' aln *'
150-lb sacks. Green Mountains. I ■
No 1 $2: New York and Pennsylvania.
150-lb sacks. Round Whites. U. S. Nn
1 $1.85; Idaho. 100-lb sacks. Russet
Burbanks. U. S. No. 1. $2.3602.50.
Onions— Supplies light;; ilamnd mod
erate: market steady. Ohio. '
vellows. U. S. No. 1. medium to laige
sizes. $2.75: medium size. *2.5f1: small
size $1.75@2. Michigan. 50-lb sa< ks.
yellows. U. S. No. 1. small to medium
size. $202.10. few $2.25.
Strawberries —Express receipts light.
Truck receipts moderate: supplies m'd
erate: demand light; market
weaker. Florida, pony refrigera tors
various varieties. 15c per pint. ..6 p
crates, wide range in quality a c °"
dition. best 1214 015 c; wasty. Bl® 10c
pint: poorer. 5c per pint: 32-ot <rat
various varieties. 25 @ 30c per qt.
Snap B^ans— Supplies moderate re
mand moderate; market about steauy.
Florida, bushel hampers, green JIM
type, from mixed car. $2.25® f- 40 ’ s h '',
quality. $1.75@2; express rece*pt«._ > bushM
hampers, green, flat type * . ~
bushel hampers, green, flat type. sl<»
& 2
Cucumbers —Express receipts light ; sup
plies light: demand light: market steady.
Cuba, bushel crates, fancy. 4-6 dozen.
$405. Illinois, hothouse stock, carton..
2-dozen. $1.50 per dozen.
Lima Beans— Supplies Igibt: demand
light; market steady. Cuba, bushel
hampers. $5. . ,„ n .
Peppers—Express receipts light, sup
plies moderate: demand light: market
steady. Florida. I’4 bushel crates. L.
5 No. 1. green. $202.50. small size. $1.50.
Okra—Supplies very light; demand
light: market steady Cuba. 6-basket
cr or e a’ngei—Supplies liberal: demand
moderate: market steady. Fl •
boxes. large size. $3.0004.00; small
sizes. >2.00@2.50 . . .nn
Kale —Truck receipt* moderate,
plies moderate: demand moderate; mar
ket weak. Virginia, bushel baskets,
mostly 65c. , ..
Eggplant—Express receipts very light.
supplies light; demand light; market
dull. Florida, from mixed .cars 1g;
bushel crates, large size. »2-«®®J n 5 "-
small size. $.5002 00: express receipts.
I’A-bushel crates, large size. $-.-»''
2.50; Cuba H4-bushel crates. large
Peas —Sunplies light- demand light,
market weaker. Mexico, 45-poun<l
crates, telephones $6.50
Parsnips—Supplies moderate,
mand light: market steady.
vanla and New Jersey, bushel baskets.
Supplies light. Demand
light, market steady. Canada. 00-10.
sacks. 65075 c. ,
Turnips—Supplies moderate. Demand
light, market steady. Near by sections,
bushel baskets. 40 0 50c.
Cauliflower —Supplies moderate. De
mand light, market steady. California,
pony crates. $1.5001.75.
Broccoli —Supplies moderate. De
mand light, market slightly weaker.
Texas and California, prates. $2.750.1.
Beets—Supplies light. !’r h t.
market, about steady. Texas, from
WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE
Washington Produce
MONDAY—JANUARY 11—1932
Prev. 1931—32 Name and N«t
High Lew Dividend Rat* High Lot* 12:«S Ch ge
87’f 17’/ United Fruit 23%
37% 15V Un Gds Imn 1.20’ 18V - V
31?* 9 1 * Un P<S Dvew 12).. 11 10‘<f II
50 14’! U S Gypsum (1.60: .0% 20% .o',- X
13% 1% US <y For Sec... 2% 39» 2?£-“ %
77V 309. U S Indus Ale... 26 25% 58 + K
37%. 10 US Pipe A F (2). 11% ll 1 / 11%
36% 5% U S Realty (1).... 5% 5% 5% — %•
TOt 3’.. U S Rubber 4% 4% 4%— %
25% f% U S Smelt t1).... 16% 16 16%
l»% 35% US-steel (4) 42% 40% 43% - %
' 150 94 U S Steel pt (7)... itfZ lC>7 16? +2
9% l?f Unit Stores 2% ♦% 2%— %
31 7% Util PAL> A (2). 9% 9 9 - %
V
2 % Vadscn Sales %. % %
78% 11- Vanadium 13% 13 13% - %
W
26 % Wabash 1% 1% 1%
51 1% Wabash pf A.... 2% 2%. ’.%'+ %
27% 11% Waldorf SyS (1%) 13V 15% 15% p %
8% 1% Ward Bak V- 2
20% 2% Warner Picts 3zs 3 J%
46% 3% Warren Bros t% 4% s%'+ >*g
49% 12% Warren Bcv pf.. 15 14% 15
26% 13 Wesson O&S (2). .15 15 15
19% 4% W Maryland 6?* 5% 0i + %
150% 33 West Urtion (6)..- 39% 31 39% -1
36% 11 West Air Br (2).. 14 1:% 14 + %
10791 19% West £* M (»%> 23% 24 25%-c %
2t% 7% White- Motor 9 9 9' — %
a 1% Willys- Overld 2% 2%
72?* 35 Woolworth (2.40). 40% 39?; 40%-' %
1061 s 15% Worth- Pump 19 16% 19
80% 46 Wrigltfy (4) 53%, 53% 53%> V
— y
30 8% Yale A Towne (2). 9% 9%* 9% 4- %
15% 3 Yellow Trk B 3% 2% j%- %•
Z
14 6% Znnite Prdte H>... 8% 7% B%+*
(a) Optional stock or cash, (b) Partly extra, (c) Extra
stock and cash. <«i > Exira ur «r<»cX. ie) luviutflirg arrears;
(f > J-o Otha or a share in stock <g) Paid this year
(AA) 10% hi stock. tww) With warrants (xw) Wi’hout
warrants. <•) Ek-<SI vidend. it) Ex-rjgbts.
Dividend rate in dollars 1n parent naws.
Year's high and low prices are carried to previous closet
I Kid Ask
Ana”~& Pot Guar 5s I 88 1 95
Ana Pot Guar qs I 88 I
C. & P Tel of Va fr’5...... . lUO ... ..
Ca-p Traction R R 55.. 1...1
City & Surbilrba«i si? ....... I 56 57
Georgetown Gas Ist 5s 100
Potomac Elec Cons 5%....|100 101 Va
Potomac Elec 6» 1953 105 I
Wash Alex A V Ctf. ...| 2
mixed cars western lettuce crates,
bunched. 12.75.
Squash—Express receipts light. Sup
plies moderate. Demand light, market
steady. Florida. from mixed cars,
bushel hampers white wrapped. sma«l
size. >2.25®2.50; large size. SI.
Bushel Sprouts—Express receipts mod
erate. Supplies moderate. Deniand
mcwlerate; market slightly weaker. New-
York, 32-<iuart crates. l<»@lsc per quart.
Tomatoes —Supplies light. Demand
moderate: market steady. Florida sixes.
120 s and 1445. ripes and turning wrapped,
|3.25<3 3.50: few higher; 180 s. $2.50@3.
Spinach—Supplies moderate. Demand
light; market about steady. Texas,
bushel baskets, Savoy type. 90c®II.
CoHards —Practically no supplies on
the market.
Carrots—Supplies light. Demand light;
market steady. Texas, from mixed car
Western lettuce crates bunched |3.75<®
4. New York, bushel baskets, cut.
washed. |1®1.15.
Sweet Potatoes—Supplies moderate:
demand light: market steady. Eastern
Shore Virginia, bushel hampers. Jersey
type. U S. No. 1. best. 75c; poorer. 50c.
North Carolina, bushel baskets. Porto
Ricans. U. S. No. 1. 65® 75c.
Radishes — Supplies moderate: de
mand light: market steady. Texas,
from mixed cars, erates. 100 hunched.
13.
Escarole—Supplies light: demand
moderate; market steady. Florida,
bushel hampers. $2.50,
Tangerines—Supplies moderate; de
mand light; market steady. Florida,
boxes, all sizes. $1.50® 1.75.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
NEW YORK. J an. TI (1. N. S.).
I Demand . Cable _
Great Britain, nterl.. |53.37’- 2
France, franc | .0391%
Belgium, belga | | .1387
Switzerland, franc ...I | .1947
Italy, lira j .0507
Sweden, krone ...... I j .Ix9o
Norway, krone j .1840
Denmark, krone | .IX6O
Germany, r’mark .... Ii .2370
Greece, drarh I i .0129
Spain, peseta I | .0843
Holland, sh rin i | .4005
Austria, schill i j .1400
Poland, zloty I j .1130
Hungary, pengo .... I ! .1750
Finland, mark I I .0155
Jugoslavia, dinar ...J.... | .0178
Czechoslav. crown ...i I .0296’2
Rumania, leu ! j .0059%
Far East I
Shanghai, tael I .3300 .3313
Hongkong, dollar . ...| .2513 .2526
Bombay, rupee I .2563 I .2573
Ytkoharna, yen I .3587 I .3597
___ » s °uth .America I |
Rio de Jan. milreis.J .0636 i .0635
Buenos Aires, peso... I .2588 | .2588
Uruguay, dollar I .4500 i .4500
Peru, soles de 0r0...J .2800 i .3800
Chili/ peso I ,1215 I .1215
Canada
New York funds in Montreal $157.50
premium on SI,OOO. .Montreal funds in
New Y’ork $157.50 discount on SI,OOO.
CLOTH PRICES IMPROVE
NEW YORK. Jan. 11 (T.N.S.k—The
• coarse yarn cloth? market displayed
a considerably improved tone today
with substantial sales of print cloths
and broadcloths taking place at firm
prices.
Common sense and
COLDS
When you realize that it is the
‘‘ultravirus” (cold germ) infection
within the system that produces all
the discomforts of a cold, common
sense indicates that it must be de
stroyed and expelled from within.
Bromo Quinine tablets are not
merely a relief measure for cold
discomforts ... they destroy the in
fection and eliminate the impurities
from the system.
Take Bromo Quinine, the prosed
remedy for colds.
Bt AXA TI V I
ROMO
QUININE
I Bid I Ask-
Washington Gas *Hjs !)6HI 98
Washington Gai 5s ....Hut)
Wash Gas 6s series A 100 iIOOH'
Wash Gas 6s series B 1103’4J
Wash Ry & Elec_4 s ... .. . j Jfti ’s |79 _
M BtiiHin I I
Surber & Russ Inc 6Hs I 65 I
Chevy ('hose Club 5%s i >loo’/>
Col Country Club 5Ws 1100 1103
W M Cold Storage 55.... ..I 94
Public ttHity Stsrita ~ | I
Amer Tel * Tel 1117 GI.. .. .
Capital Traction Co I 19 ‘ 20
Wash Gas Lt Co 94 '
N & W Steamboat 150 lilo
Pot ETer Prwer 6s pfd ITIO 1
?ot Elec Pwr 5Hs pfd 1103 1105
Wash Ry & El c0m.......... 1310 i I
Wash Rv & El nfd... 1 X 9 1
_ National Hank stocks Min. I Ask
Capital |175 1250
Columbia >3-75 [.#35
Commercial (stamped) 183 |2OO
District 196 210
Fed Amer Nt! Bk <fr Tr. . . 4L’Hi «;>
Liberty 190 i2IO
Lincoln 400 4 4"
Metropolitan 275 (310
Riggs 3.i 0 1360
Second 165 ,195
Washington 1180 122 U
Trlist Company jStorlcs I
Amer Sec * Tr Co 2»» 315
Nat’l Sav * Tr ,3(5 .40"
Prince Georges Bk & Tr. ... 28 40
Inion Trust 191 ;20fl
Wash Loan £ Tr 400 440
Suv i ngs Bank Stoc k s j
Bank nf Bethesda 153 ~6n
Com <£• Savings |325 j
East Washington 20 35
Pot Savings Bank 55 75
Sec Sav & Com Bk 4.15 500
Seventh Street |2BU
United States (530 630
Wash Mechanics ’ 50 50
Fire l*Murance_ Stocks I |
Ani'Tii .i n 1275 I
(’orcoran ... 150
Firemen’s I 30 40
National Union 14’Xt I 16
Title Insurance Stocks I I
Columbia I 7 10%
Re ,1 Estate 4 . . . .1145 160
Miscflianeon* Stocks
Barber & Ross Inc. c0m....’ ! / 8
Col Medical B'dg Corp 6s. . . 90 105
D C Paner Mfg nfd 5
Dist Natl Sec pfd 63 75
Emcr Rrcmo-Selz A ,24 I 28 -
Federal Storage nfd l"0 110
Fe«l Km Co com 19 I 22
I’rd-Am Co pfd 89 '93
I.anston Monotype ! 64 65
Mor Tr A- St go com ' 95 ’lO2
M.r Tr <<• Stge pfd i 86 R 9
Merger thaler Uno ’ 5.1 57
Na 11 Mt ge In v Pfd ! 3’ 2 4
Peoples Drug Sr nfd I 78 £1
Real Est M * G pfd i 5 6
«r-curitv Storage . . ion 1 * i
T<r Ref & Wh Corp I 4? 50
The Carpel Corp I 12<4 I 16
W Meeh Mtge c0m...,....' BHI
Wash Med Bldg Corp ’ 90 IjOR
Wdwd T.othrop enm 29 HI 31
VVdwd * Lithrop pfd 107 1109
RANK STATEMENTS
REPORT OF CONDITION
Os the
Industrial Savings Bank
Os Washington. in the District of
Columbia, at the close of busi
ness on December 31. 1931.
RESOURCES
1. Loans and discounts.... 5187.867 61
2. Overdrafts 114 05
4. Other bonds, stocks and
securities owned 277,527 23
6. Banking house. 145.540:
furniture and fixtures,
15.145 50.685 00
7. Real estate owned other
than banking house. . 33.294 03
9. Cash and due from
banks 70,052 54
10. Outside checks and other
cash items 197 bO
14. Other assets 50 00
Total >619.787 95
LIA BILITIES
15. Capital stock paid in.... >50.000 VO
16. Surplus 1.000 <>o
17. Undivided profits—net... 3.72166
18. Reserves sot) dividends.
contingencies, etc »S 3 84
21. Due to banks, including
r certified and cashiers’
checks outstanding 3,48a 4 9
22. Demand deposits 185,036 42
23. Time deposits 369.560 54
Total >619.<87 95
District, of Columbia, sst
1. W. H. C. BROWN. President ot
the above-named bank, do solemnly
swear that the above statement is true
to the best my knowledge and belief.
W. H. C. BROWN.
President.
Subscribed and sworn to before rne
this 9th day of January. 1932.
(Seal) CHARLES S. CUN NY.
Notary Public.
Correct—Attest:
W. H. C. Brown
W. H. Jackson
John H. Simms
Jesse H Mitchell
Walter L. Carter
Directors.
The COMMERCIAL
National Bank
14th and G Streets
Banking in All Ita Phases
WW RUNGE
covereo ay
COTION
N-fiW YORK, Jan. 11 (1.N.5.).
The cotton market fluctuated nar
rowly today.
There was liquidation of the
near months by spot houses,
which was combined with hedge
sailer and there was a fair
amount of price fixing.
Near midday, January was un
changed at 6-38, March off 2 at
6.48. May up 2 at 6.66, July up
1 at 6.83, and October off 1
at 7.06.
Curb Leaders Move
Up After Early Sag
KE7T YORK, Jan. 11 (I.N.s.i.
The curb market swung about in
erratic fashion today, with early
unsettlement followed by irregu
lar rallying tendencies which
enabled many of the pivotal lead
ers to retrace their first-hour de
clines and maintain their position
around previous closing 1 levels.
i .IfOW Last
Alum Co of Am 55 I 53
Am Brit & Cont I »>! H H
Am Coni if W A ...I Hi ■’% H
A>nr Cortn.w B. .1 HI H G
A‘nr Cyawm B‘ •. fHi 3»i
Am F Pw ww 4’g! 4 4H
Am Gas * El 1 £ I 11
Am Gas El nfd. ... .. 3VHI 35 36\
Am Inv Inc ww -J. %.
Am Lig-lil «Q? T | 2W 20G 2<»H
Am’ Maracaibo HI H G*
Am Superpwr 4Hi 4G 4G
Am SupeYpAvr Ist pfd.. 155 Hl 55’ 55 G
Appalac Gas’ 5-16 5-16 5-1 £
Ark Nat’! Gas A....... i 2%‘ 2’, 2 G
A nsec Gaw E A
Atlas Util 5•% 5 G 5 ■’’g
Atlis Util war 1 \ 1% 174
Bln- Ridge I'- !■,' l>i
Huff N & B P pt.... 2T% CIS L’T-i
Cables & W B -Hi -S,
Cana, Marconi ........ 1 %| 1
Cent Pub S MU A... lis. 1%
Cfent States Elec 2 2.2
dltiea- Service I «>G 6HI 6H
Cities Service pf 4«B’> 48 48’»
Colum Oil & Gas vtc 1G IHI 1G
Comm Edison lIISG l£X r i 11 8 G
Cons Gas Balt I 62G (RIH 62G
Coon W B 4G 4 G 4 G
Cord Corp 1 7 % 7 ’•_> 7 G
Corp Sec Chi I I’i l’_ 1G
Dayton Air En I G k
Deere * Co I 8%! B\' 8\
Duquesne Gds | &: i.t ir
Durant \ i. ’«
fSlec B & S I 11 %j riG 11G
Fajardo Sugar 16 ! 16 I 16
Flschman & Sons? . G 1 ’4 >4
Plintkote A 3GI 3HI 3’ a
Ford Motor Ltd 5% 5’ s 5-G
Goldma Sachs Tr .. . . 3 I 2% 3
Gulf Oil 29’41 29 I -''H
Huchm’ster Liml U-’.-G: 12 12&,
Happiness Camfy .... H' H
Humble Oil 43 43Gi 43 G
Impeiria] Oil Can new I BH.I x’ u 314
InsyH; Ft Inv 5%' 5% ‘
Insurance Sec ' 2H 2H
Enter nor Pet ..| 9H' 9 '»
Trying Aid Ch I 4 4 4
Italian Sup A 1 IGi 1■ % 1G
Marconi Inter I &H ; SG I 5G
I Mavis Bot’l A %| *\ H
| Mead Johnson 4< 144 44
Mid States Pet Av.. IGI l’« 1 G
I Mrddle Went Util 6’/ «G HH
I Miller & Sons | 2’41 21’4 2’£
I Misouri K Pipe L 1% T%.‘ 1%
Nachman Spring .... 5 I 5 I 3
Nat Aviation 2 G 2HI 2G
Nat Fuel Gas I 12G 12HI 12G.
Nat Power & Lt pf..l <8 HI 68H’ 68 Mb
Nat Rubber M I 2G 2HI 2H
New Eng Power pf. . 54’4 54 i 54
Niag & Hud Power.. 6H * G
Niag Hud? Pow A warl a i GI
Niagara Share of Md. 3 2% 2H
No European Oil I G 1 H
Pan-Amer Airway .... 14 14 14
Peoples Lt A H H G
Pioneer Gold ’ 3 " 3
Pittsb * La E 39 39 39
Prtxiential Inv 4H! 4H‘ 4G
Pub Svc of No 11l rt»..l 2HI -H* 2H
Reliance Ma nag IGI IHI 1H
Republic Gas I GI Hl H
Rockland Lt I<>%l 10 Hi 10 H
St Regis Pap I 4 i 4 4
Sec Allied Corp n v.... 6’Al 6’% I 6’4
Segal Lock I 1% i 1G ‘ 1 G
South Penn Oil 1 10 HI 10H’ 10’4
Spanish Ar Gre I ’»! Hl ’4
Spanish * G B I l K ' \
Stand Oil of Ind I 15 H 1 15 G I 15 G
Swift Internal I 23%l 23% I 2.’’G
Swiss Am E pf ww. ..I 40 | 40 I 4<>
Terk Hughes G I 4G* 4 H
Tubize-Chatillon B. . . 2HI 2U' 2’4
Tung S L *. 5 I 5 I 5
Union N Gas Can 4 4 4
United Gas pf I 51 I 50 H I 51
United L * P A I 6%l 6%
United L & Pcv pf... i 45%: 49 '49
T T tf!ities PA- L n I 2% I ?H‘ 2 G
Wool worth Ltd I B’4l 8G 8 G
BROOKLYN GAS RATES
The .few York Public Service
Commission has approved a new
schedule of gas rates for the
Brooklyn Borough Gas Co. which
will mean a saving of more than
$160,000 a year to the customers
of the company residing in Coney
Island section of Brooklyn.
BANK STATEMENTS
Charter No. 10316 Reserve District No. 5.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
The Federal-American
National Bank and Trust
Company,
Os Washington. In the District of Colum
bia, at the close of business on Decem
ber 31. 1931.
RESOURCES. .
1. Loans and discounts... .$12.154,378.66
2. Overdrafts 1.733.85
1 3. United States Govern-
ment securities owned... .1,057,547.18
4. Other bonds, stocks, and
securities owned 1,568,129.92
6. Banking houses. $1,633.-
> 613.51; furniture and fix
tures. $138,605.30 1.772.218.81
7. Real estate owned other
than banking house 1.009,923.88
i 8. Reserve with Federal Re
serve Bank 1,099.454.87
, 9. Cash and due from banks 1.892.775 92
10. Outside checks and other
cash items 69.959.22
11. Redemption fund with U.
> S. Treasurer and due
from U. S. Treasurer... 2,500.00
14. Other assets 230,662.66
[ ~ Total 520.857.284 97
‘ LIABILITIES.
15. Capita! stock paid in... $2,000.000 00
• 16. Surplus 1,000.000 00
17 Undivided profits—net... 284.394 84
18, Reserves for dividends.
I contingencies, etc 93,543.26
I 19. Reserves for interest.
( taxes, and other expenses
accrued and unpaid .... 19.444.19
5 20. Circulating notes out
standing 50 000.00
21. Due to banks, including
, certified and cashiers’
checks outstanding 1,430.013.56
' 22. Demand deposits 8.199,169 56
’ I 23. Time deposits 6.873,868 94
24. United States deposits... 11,063.66
26. Bills payable and redis-
counts 891.500 00
? i 31. Other liabilities 4,287.07
Total $20,847,284.97
City of Washington. District of Colum
bia. ss:
I. CHAS. D. BOYER, Cashier of the
1 above-named bank, do solemnly swear
| that the above statement is true, to the
best of my knowledge and belief.
_ CHAS. D. BOYER. Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before this #tb
day of January. 1932.
■ ! BENJAMIN ROBINSON
Notary Public.
Correct—Attest:
JOHN POOLE.
JNO DOLPH.
JOSEPH A. RAFFERTY,
LLOYD B WILSON,
G. W HARRIS.
WM. JOHN EYNON,
BYRON S ADAMS.
I®W. C SALTY.
WILTON J. LAMBERT.
,' Plr??tort,

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