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RAIL BONDS DROP
! TO NEW LOW MARK
Public Utility and Industrial
Issues Show Steady
Trend.
BY F. H. RICHARDSON.
Eppcial Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, June 28.—Disturbed by
further poor earning;, reports from the
railroads and revision of dividends, the
list of railroad bonds dipped into new
low ground today in moderately heavy
trading.
At the same time high-grade public
utilities and industrials were firm and
United States Government long-term
bonds held within 1-32 to 3-S2 of their
closing prices Monday. Foreign dollar
bonds generally firmed, after having
opened easy.
Banking; troubles in Chicago while j
admittedly exaggerated, have again in- I
ten if.:d the drift of banks and other
lerg? ./vesting institutions into highly
li' .d securities. As a result the recent
Treasury offering of $100,000,000 in 91
day bills was subscribed about three
times at an average bank discount rate
of .41 per cent. Other outstanding
Treasury bills were marked up to this
level today. Money rates, however,
were unchanged and there was no dis
position to sell long-term Treasuries
and Liberties at more than slight con
cessions
The best quality utility issues, such as
Pennsylvania Power & Light 41_.s, New
York Telephone 41..s. New England Tel
ephone 4,2s. Consolidated Gas 5!2.
Brooklyn Union Gas 5s, and American
Telephone 5s and 5'2s, recovered frac
tional declines and some moved higher.
Industrials were also in demand, espe
cially General Motors Acceptance Cor
poration 6s. Midvale Steel 5s. National
Dairy Products 5Us, Bethlehem Steel
5s. Standard Oil of New Jersey 5s, and
Standard Oil of New York 4'is.
Reduction of Norfolk & Western's
common dividend was expected and had
little effect marketwise, but the lack of
any action by Atchison on its dividend
and the decline in net earnings shown
by Norfolk As Western, the Cotton Belt,
Florida East Coast. Quincy. Delaware &
Hudson. Illinois Central. Kansas City
Southern, Northern Pacific. Southern
Railway and Denver & Rio Grande
Western had the effect of bringing out
large offerings of carrier bonds of all
classes. Declines of a point or more oc
curred early in Chesapeake Corporation
5s, Chicago & Northwestern 4>2s, Rock
Island refunding 4s. Delaware & Hud
son refunding 4s, Great Northern 7s,
International Great Northern adjust
ments, Micsouri-Kansas-Texas Β 4s,
Missouri-Pacific 5s, Nickel Plate 4'2s,
Frisco prior lien A 4s, Southern Pacific
4Vis, Southern Railway 6'js and Illinois
Central 4?is.
In the foreign department opening
declines in he German group were re
covered and Young Plan 512s and
Dawes Reparations 7s both sold at
small net advances. This recovery ex
tended to German municipals and cor
poration bonds. South American
•bonds were weak, the Argentine group
being affected by a further drop in j
commodity prices and lower Argentine j
trade figures.
Washington Stock Exchange
SALES.
Washington Gas 6s "A"—$1,000 at 9812. !
Potomac Electric 5%% pfd.—10 at
1025 at 102»j.
Washington Gas 5s—$500 at 100.
Bid and Asked Prices.
BONDS.
PUBLIC UTILITIES.
Bid. Asked
Artier. Tel * Tel. 4· as 39 IOO
Am. Tel A: Tel etl. tr. 5s 99
Anaccstia A Pol R R 5s.. 38 45
Anacostia <fc Pot. Guar. 5s. .. 77 85
C. & P. Tel. of Va. 5s 100
Capital Traction R R 5s 46 51
City & Suburban 5s 40
Georgetown Gas 1st 5s IOO
Potomac Elec. Co'js. 5", 102
Potomac Electric 6s 1953 107'*
Wash.. Alex. & Mt Vernon ctl 2
Washington Gas 4'is 92 94
Washington Gas 5s 100 101
Wash. Ga.« 6s. series Α.. 93>i ft!'Va
W'ash Gas 6s. serifs Β 100 101
Wash. Rwy. A- Elec. 4s 80 81
MISCELLANEOUS.
Barber A Ross. Inc . 6!,is 50
Chevy Chase Club 5';s 99 100'a
Col. Country Club 5'aS 100 103
Wash. Mkt Cold Storage 5s.... 94
STOCKS.
PUBLIÔ UTILITY.
Amer Tel. A Tel. <9> *77»»
Capital Traction Co. f 1 ■ *9
Wash Gas Light Co <18· 65 80
Norfolk A Wash. Stmboat ( 13)..-105 135
Pot. Elec. Power 6'- Did 107'a 108 a
P3t. Elec. Power 5'a', pfd.... 102'a 103 ^
Wash. Rwy A- El. com '7> 200 225
Wash. Ry & El. Pfd (5) 78 80
The following figures are not bids, but
merely represent minimum prices fixed by
the Washington Stock Exchange.
NATIONAL BANK.
Min. price.
Capital <141 *175
Columbia '121 375
Commercial (stamped; < 10· 183
District <8> *196
F*d.-Amer Natl Bk & Tr. <2> *42%
Liberty <7S> *190
Lincoln : 10·. •400
Metropolitan (14) 275
Rigiss <151 350
Second (9e) 165
Washington (12) 180
TRWST COMPANY.
Amer. Sec A Tr Co. <15).. 299
Natl. Sav. A Tr. < 12: ι 375
Prince Georges Bk. A Tr. (6) 28
Union Trust <8s ι 191
Wash Loan & Trust (14) 400
8AVINGS BANK.
Bank of Bethesda '6I> *53
Com. A Savings (10) 325
East Washington <12) *20
Potomac «loi 55
Sec Sav. A Corn. Bk. < 17) *435
Seventh Street '12>. 280
United States «30) 53·
Wash. Mechanics (20) . 50
FIRE INSURANCE.
American <12) 27»
Corcoran (10) 150
Firemen'» <'8; .... *30
National Union (15)... *14'4
TITLE INSURANCE
Columbia (6h) . . 7
Real Estate <6h> 145
MISCELLANEOUS.
Col Medical Bldg. Corp (6) *90
Dist Natl. Sec pfd 60
Esntr. Bromo-Selz "A" (2) ·25'a
Federal Storage pfd 80
Frd.-Am. Co com. '60c) *15
Fed-Am Co. pid. <6> . *30
Lanston Monotype <6) 58
Mer Tr Λ St?e com 50
Mer. Tr. A Ste." pfd 74'-i
M'-senthalc Linotype >1 60) ... *42
Natl. Mtee. A Inv pfd <8> 3
Peoples Drug Stores p'd. <6'.-) 85
R-al Estate Μ Λ G pfd (·) ·4';
S-curity Slorate <55> 97s«
Ter. Ref A Wr Corp <3> *42
The Carpel Corp <2' 9'i
V' Mech Mtgr. com <8· 8
ash Med F!c!<* Corn <7) *90
Woodward * Lothrop com. < 1 20· 29'i
Woodward A. Lothrop pfd. <7i ...... 105
•F.x dividend s2'r exir»
bBooks closed. y21ar» extra.
Ji25c extra. g3'. extrit.
i30c extra h4'» extrH.
if' extra *5'". extra,
el'i* extra.
Market Averages
Ε» the Associated Press.
Today
Previous day
Week ago ..
Month ago .
Year ago
STOCKS.
50 20
Ind/s Rails
. 35.3 * 13.2
. .. 35.2
. . 37.7
. 38.3
.118.3
13 6
15 3
144
83 5
Three years ago 222 4 142.3
F;ve years ago.117 9 115 0
High. 1932
Low. 1932
High. 1931
Lou. 1931
High, 1930
Low, 1930
69.9 39 8
35.2 13 3
140.2 JiK>?
60 0 30 8
202 4 141.6
112 9 86 4
20 90
Util Total
54 5 3Ô.3
04.5 35.3
58.4 37 9
60 3 38 5
175 9 123.1
275 4 217 7
110 2 114 2
1110 71 3
51 8 35 0
203 9 144 3
92 8 61 3
281 3 205 8
146 5 J14 7
BONDS.
20 20 20 60
Indus Rails Util. Total
Today 53 9 52 1 73 3 59 7
Previous day 52 9 52 β 73 5 60 0
Week a^o 55 2 54.4 74 2 61.2
Month ago . ... 55 .1 48 9 72 ? 5·.7
Year ago 84 9 100 4 100 *> Jb 4
Two years l*o 92 4 106 1 99 8 99 4
Th.ee years aso 92 0 102 6 96.9 97.2
High. 1932 .... 71.3 78 0 85 7 78 1
!,rw 19^2 .. *?.«» 47 4 70 9 57.5
High. 1931 90.4 105 7 101 5 98.7
Low 1931 .. .62 3 62 3 80.2 68 5
High, 1930 . 94 9 109 8 101 4 101.9
Low 1930 83 3 97 3 96.8 92.6
• Ne* 1932 low.
(Copyright. 1932. Standard Statistics Co.)
BONDS
ON NEW YORK
STOCK EXCHANGE
Received by Private Wire Direct to The Star Office.
UNITED STATES.
(Sales are In Sl.OOO.)
Hlrh Low. Clot·.
Lib 3%s 32-47 1016 101 101
Lib 1st 44s 32-47 101 21 101 18 101 20
Lib 4th 4Us 33-38 102 25 102 19 102 21
US 3s 1951-55.... 93 2 92 24 92 25
U S 3Hs 1946-49.. 94 22 94 S 94»
IT S 3Ss M 41-43. 98 6 98 2 98 4
US?4eJ 40-43.. 98 18 98 11 98 18
ITS S 4s 43-47 98 5 98 S 98 3
US 3 \ s 46-56 100 99 25 99 25
U S 4s 44-54 102 6 102 102
US4i*s 47-52 105 104 24 104 24
Sales. Hlfh.
Abttlbl PAP 5s '53 . 1 204
A'leghany Cp 5s '44 5 12
Alleghany 5s'49. .. 8 84
Alleghany 5s '50... 10 5H
Allis-Chalm 5s '37. 1 68
Am F Ρ 5s 2030 10 19
Am lGCh5Hs'4i. 1 61'»
Am SmARef 5s *47» 6 744
Am Sue Ref 6s'37. 1 1014
Am TAT'4 4e'39.. 46 9914
Am TST c tr 5s '4·. 16 1004
Am T4T deb 5· '«β. 48 944
Am TAT deb 5»'«6. 19 94Vi
Am TAT 5 4 s '43. . 85 101
Am Wat Wks 6s '75 δ 53
Argentine 5Hs 'tî. 7
Argent is' 61 May. 4
Argantir.e 6s 59 Ju 8
Argentine 6s'59 Oc 31
Argentine 6s A'57. S
Argentine 6s Β'51. 6
Arm A Co 44»'3» 90
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BUSINESS OUTLOOK
DECLARED BETTER
Bradstreet Official Bases
Statement Upon Interviews
With Trade Leaders.
Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, June 28.—The business
outlook is better than it has been for
several months, Ε. B. Moran, executive
sales manager of the Bradstreet Co.,
said upon his return from the annual
convention of the National Association
of Credit Men, which was held at De
troit last week. Mr. Moran explained
that his statement was bared not on'y
upon his own researches in the business
field, but upon talks ihat he 1:>α with
business leaders Irom all over th.; coun
try who attended the convention.
Signs of Recovery.
"Industries," said Mr. Moran, "are
learning to make a profit at a lower
ratio of production to capacity, and the
whole distortion that was - preva'ent
during the past 10 years is being ad
justed back to normalcy.
"It is likely that February and March
saw conditions at their worst. Since
then business failures have declined and
the decline in price levels has been, at
least, somewhat leveled off.
"As soon as the world consumes what
has been produced, so that demand is
in a closer relationship to supply, then
and only then will good production
begin again.
"Already we see certain signs of this
Orders for locomotives are considerably
above the last year, showing that the
railroads, who have been buying prac
tically no equipment for so long, are
now, with the aid of the Reconstruc
tion Finance Corporation, making sonic
badly needed purchases.
"The present level of steel operations
appears too low to supply the country's
needs for long. If further cause for
confidence needs to be established, this
industry and others, seem bound to re
vive.
"Stocks of cotton textiles have been
brought down by keeping production
below shipments until they are about
60 per cent of what they were during
1930. Stimulated by hopes of more re
sults during National Cotton week, how
sver, production picked up, while pur
chases did not materialize, and Brad
street's index of cotton textile stocks,
which is adjusted for seasonal variation,
rase from 67.6 in March to 69.5 in
April
"■While this is not sufficient rise to
cause any undue alarm, it is progress
In the wrong direction and has undone
what had been accomplished up until
that time.
Foreign Situation.
"The foreign situation is still acute,
but since the United States is very
nearly self-sufficient this should not
be viewed with alarm. The news that
European gold withdrawals have been
practically completed should do some
thing to inspire confidence.
"Elections are approaching, and while
the Republican platform has not of
fered anything radically constructive, as
was expected, it threatens nothing radi
cally dangerous.
"What is most important of all, we
have so far successfully evaded any
dangerous Inflation. This is a most
favorable and tangible sign. If the panic
was caused by inflation recovery will be
brought about only after deflation."
I 1
COKJrOK ATIOJN
REPORTS
TRENDS AND PROSPECTS OF
LEADING ORGANIZATIONS.
NEW YORK. June 28 —The following
is today's summary of important cor
poration news prepared by Standard
Statistics Co., Inc., New York, for the
Associated Press.
Automobile and Trucks.
Graham-Paige Motors passed quar
terly dividend on first preferred stock,
■jn which $1.75 was paid April 1.
Automobiles and Trucks.
Wilcox-Rich Corporation omitted
dividend on class "B" stock: last dis
tribution was 7'» cents on April 30.
Electrical Equipment and Radio.
General Electric Co.—New air condi
tioning department to start commercial
opérations next month in 25 cities: do
mestic oil furnaces to be first products.
Food Products.
General Foods Corporation declared
quarterly dividend of 50 cents on com
mon stock; previously 75 cents was paid
quarterly; president states first half
rarnings equaled $1.50 a common share.
Oil.
Standard Oil of California marked up
•etail gasoline prices 2'2 cents a gallon
it all stations.
Union Oil of California advanced
price of gasoline 2'a cents a gallon.
Railroad and Railroad Equipment.
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad May
■let operating deficit, 8225,118 vs. net
operating income, $840,730: 5 months'
net operating income, $1,338,361 vs.
$5,734,344.
Central Railroad of New Jersey May
net operating income. $6,080 vs. $366,
108: 5 months. $1,570,254 vs. $2,132,947.
Chicago. Milwaukee. St. Paul & Pa
rtie Railroad May net operating deficit,
il .248 602 vs. net operating deficit,
$195,203: 5 months' net operating defi
cit. $1,458,800 vs. net operating income,
$1.635,603.
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Rail
way May deficit after charges, $1,043.
363 vs. deficit. $72.737: 5 months' deficit
after charges, $4,555.964 vs. deficit,
$539.908.
Illinois Central Railroad May net op
erating income off 35.8 per cent.
Minneapolis At St. Louis Railroad
May net operating deficit. $163.355 vs.
deficit, $41.450; 5 months' deficit, $350.
160 vs. deficit, $73,913.
New York Central Railroad May net
operating deficit. $226.942 vs. net oper
ating income, $2.852.461; 5 months' net
operating income. S7.293.194 vs. net op
erating income S12.991.36I.
Northern Pacific Railway May net
operating deficit, $61,299 vs. net oper
ating income, $34,335; 5 months' net
operating deficit, s 1,541.924 vs. net op
erating income, $425,431.
SalPS. H'.ïh Low. Close
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Util Pw 5s '69 ww. 20 17·, 17
Util Pow S Via 47.. 2 19'j 19
Vanadium St 5s'4t. 1 37 37 37
Vienna 6s 5; 5 48 45*4 48
Va Rv Si Pw 5s '34. 1 97 97 «7
Va Ry 1st Os A '62. 4 76 75'» 76
Wabash lit 5a'S3.. 1 57 57 57
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Warn Br Pic 6s 39. 15 14 12««
Wnrrt Quln 6s 'S'J. . 2 17 17
Warner Sus îs '41. 1 9Κ*·4 9$'»
Warren Bros 6s '41, 1 27 27
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West Sh 1st 4s 2361 1 70 70
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West Union 6s 60. 1 46 46
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Ygatn SftT 5a Β'7·. 3 55 66
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NEW YORK, June 28 Ο*).—Stocks I
irregular, leaders move widely on divi
dend news. Bonds irregular, U. S. I
Governments steady. Curb irregular. I
changes narrow. Foreign exchanges J
steady, sterling easy. Cotton steady, |
unfovorable weather; spot house buy
ing. Sugar lower, easier spot market, j
Coffee quiet, trade buying.
CHICAGO, June28~</P).—·Wheat firm. J
unfavorable crop reports North Dakota;
firmer cash market. Corn steady, im
proved cash market; unllish weather
forecast. Cattle steady to strong. Hogs
active and higher.
BONDS ON THE Cl'RB
MARKET.
Sales in DOMESTIC BONDS.
mousauds. H";" Low. cl,f.sie
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11 Alabama How 5s 68 83 80% 83
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4 Amer Ρ & L 6s 2016. 44 4 44 44
1 Amer Koll M 4'.4s 33 47U 4i'. 4.U
5 Amer Roll Mill os ;48 39 3a 39
4 Appalach Pow 5s 56 80 80 80
4Arkans Ρ it L 5s 56 .3 β i3 73
7 As™ E!ec Ind 4';s s! -.0 18 19 2
25 Asso G & Ε 4'fS49C 10% 10 10
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2 Cent An/. L4P 5s 60 .4>2 >4 <4
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4 Cities Service 5s 66^ 25 Zft
9 Ci' Serv Gas 5',s 42 41 2 41 41 h
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4 Comwh Ed 4'.s C 56 81 4 8H4 81 4
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5 Commun! P4L 5s \VT 42% 42%
1 Con G Bal 4 '4s H ;0 99 99 »»
2 C011 Gas LUI 6s A ,43 22 4 21 » 21a
2 C'oiKum Pow 4!.s .->8 wO ζ 9ϋ SMJ
2J Cont GiE 5 s A oa 44 42;.: 43 4
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1 Crane Co 5s 10 59 53 a9
4 c. dahy Pkg 5%s 37 <0 70 70
1 Det C Gfs as Β 50 69% 692 b9 j
1 East Ut Inv 5s Κ ,54 Î 2 9 · J i
2 Edis El Boston 5a 33 101-a 101; » 101 a
16 Elec Ρ & L 5s A 2030 33 29 » 33
1 Federal Wat 5%s '54 24% 24% 24 2
2 Firestone V M 5s 48 68 66 66
6 Firestone Tire 5s 42 75 73 74 4
3 Fisk Rubber 5%s 31 22 21 .2 21 2
37 Florida Ρ & L 5s 54 55% 53 2 53 2
11 Gatineau Pow 5s 56 55 54 2 54 2
1 Gatineau Pow 6s 41 «'4 43 4 43 4
10 Gatineau Pw 6s Β 41 40 ι 3B 39
1 Gen Bronze 6s 4° . 2J'z 23 2 23 2
2 Gen Mot Acc 5s 33 100». 100'. 100 ·.
3 Gen Mot Acc 5s '36 96% 9®,8 s?.e
4 Gen Vendins 6s '37 1 4 3 4 3 4
11 Georgia Power 5s '61 76% 76 7b
5 Gillette S Raz 5s '40 85% 85% 85%
1 Gulf St Util 5s A '56 64 64 64
1 Hous Gulf G 6s A '43 30 30 30
5 Houst G G 6%s '43 25 25 25
10 Hous L&P 4%s Ε 81 80 79% 79%
8 Hous L & Ρ 5s A 53 90 89 90
1 Hygrade Fd 6s A '49 25% 25% 25 2
1111 Pow & Lt 6s A '53 62'4 62% 62%
10 lil Pow 4 Lt 5s C '56 56% 55% 56%
1 Indnap P&L 5s A 57 84 84 84
5 Int Ρ Sec 6%s '55 C 56 56 56
4 Inter Pw Sec 7s Ε '57 65% 65' i 65J i
7 Intern Sec Am 5s '47 38'2 38'. 38'2
5 Intersta Power 5s '57 52 » 52'2 52'2
5 Intersta Power 6s '52 25'β 25 2,i
6 Interst Ρ S 4Vas '58 F 54% 53% 53%
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5 Jer C P&L 4Us C '61 78% 77% 78
1 Jer Cen P&L 5s Β 47 89 89 89
5 Kans G&E 6s A 2022 67'= 67% 6T2
1 Kansas Pow 5s A 47 71% 71% 71%
3 Kefitucky Ut 5s H '61 60'2 60', 60'2
SKopper G&C 5',s '50 64% 6414 64%
2 Lexington Util 5s 52 58 58 58
1 LiBby McN Λ: L 5s '42 51 51 51
1 Long Island Lt 6s '45 74 74 74
16 La Ρ & L 5s '57..-. 72% 72% 72%
1 Manitoba Pw 5'2S 51 38 33 38
8 Ma:.sachu Gas 5s '55 71 71 71
5 Memp Ρ & L 5s A 'g 94^» 94', 94^,
b Mid Wes Ut 5r, "35 cv 4% 4% 4 '2
2 Minn G i Lt 4'„s '50 74 74 74
4 Mies Pov A Lt 5s '57 67 67 6/
9 Mont L H,tP 5s A 51 85 85 85
7 Nat Ρ & L 6s A 202« 62U 6Γ2 62'4
19 Nat Ρ & L 5s Β 2030 53% 52 53'a
1ft Nat Ρ S as "18 12 11' ■ 12 ,
1 National Tea 5s '35., 62^4 6234 62'4
15 Nev-ida Calif 's '56. .60 59 59
10 New Ens G&E 5s '48 44»i 43»« 43»«
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8 Nev Knii Pow 5s '48. 36'2 357« 30
2 New Eng P»' S'as 54 38'» 38'» 38'»
8 Ν y Ρ A L 4"2S 67 83 '« 82'2 82'2
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4 Nor Ind Ρ S 5s D '69 TO 70 .0
2 Nor Stat Pow 41 ^5 '61 81 81 81
2 01)10 Edison 5s '60 87'» 873e 87 *
5 Oluo Pb Ser 5s D '54 KO 80 80
5 Okla Gas it El 5s '50 76 76 76
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1 Pacific G&E 5s C '52 99 99 99
5 Pacific F» & L 5s '55 6234 62 62>4
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2 Pa C:n P&L 4'2s '77 68 68 68
2 Penn Elec 4s '71 F 6434 643< 6434
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7 Peoples L Α Ρ 5s '79. I't 1'4 l'«
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4 Pi,'dint Ei 6'2s Λ 60 4 0 40 40
2 Prcct & Gam 4'jS '47 993i 991. 9»34
9 Pub S P&L 5'4S A '49 59 58s» 58'»
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23 Remington 5'_.s A '33 73 71 72'2
6 Safe H Wat 4'2* '79 91 90'i 90'2
3 Shaw WiP 41 2s A 67 561 i 56'^ 56:2
3 Shaw WAP 4'us D 70 57'4 57'4 57N
4 Shaw W4-P 5s C '70 64 64 64
20 SE PAL 6s A 2025 xw 53' 2 523i 53 '2
4 South Calif Ed 5s '51 97*. 973» 97''»
5 Sou Calif Edis 5s '54 9734 96' ^ 96'2
1 South Cal Gas 5s 37 74'« 74*4 74'4
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6 Stand Gas & Ε 6s '35 45' 4 44'2 45
2 Stand G&E cv 6s '35 44'» 44 44
20 Stand Gas & Ε 6s '51 35 34 » 35
• 1 Stand Gas A Ε 6s '66 35 35 35
2 Stand Inv 5s 37 xw 53 53 53
9 Standard P&L 6s '57 33 32'a 33
1 Eun Oil 5'2* '39 92'j 92'2 92'i
2 Super of Illin 4'^s '70 58 58 58
7 Swift Co 5-, 40 wi.. 80 7934 7934
1 Swift Co 5s '44 ... 96'i 96'2 96'2
1 Tenn Elec Pow 5s '56 827» 827a 82'»
15 Texas Elec 5s 60 wi 71'2 69 69
2 Texas Gas Ut 6s '45 In 10 10
1 Texas P&L fis 56.. 74 74 74
1 Ulen A; Co 6s '44 ... 10 10 10
1 Union E&P 5s Β 67 98 98 98
8 Union Gulf 5s 50. 91 91 91
14 Uni L*. & Ry 5'2s .2 35'; 35 35'j
4 Unit P&L e'i,s '74 36'. 35 36'»
2 United Ρ f: L 6s '75 36'. 36'4 36'»
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1 U S Rub 6'2S '38 29 29 29
3 U S Rub 6'.s !0 . 29 28'.· 28'i
1U S Rubber 6s 33 66>4 6634 6634
3 Va Pb S-r 5'2s A 46 56 56 56
1 Va Public Serv 6s 46 36U 36!4 36'4
3 West Penn 5s 203Q 443« 4434 4434
17 wes Tex Ut 5s A 57 38 36'» 36'»
1 Westvac Chi r>'s '37 100'4 100'.· 100'j
1 Wiscon PAL 5s Ρ '58 71',4 711 ^ 71'2
FOREIGN BONDS.
2 Cent Bl; Ger 6s A '52 31 30 31
5 Cent Bl: Co 6s Β '51 39 39 39
50 Com Pr Bk 5'.s '37 . 37 35'4 37
6 Eur El CP 6'as '65 xw 40 39'.. 39';
1 Europ IvltR 7s C '67.. 313® 313» 313»
1 Farmers' Na M 7s '63 22 22 22
5 Finltl Ind Bk 7s 44 . 50 50 50
13 Finld R M Bk 6s 61 34'2 32 34'j
7 Ger Cuns Mun 6s '47 25 241» 247»
9 Ger Con Mun 7s '47. 26 25'* 25'.·
CHamliSi.U 5'jS C 38 34'·. 34'a 34».
9 Hun It Β 7' s AC 63. 31'4 31·» 31s.
10 Iserto Hyd El 7s 52 . 4M 49 49
3 Isoita Fras 7s '42 xw. 43' ^ 43'2 43'..
Ilia! Sup Pow Gs A 63 24'.· 24'., 24'j
7 Nippon El Ρ G'^.s 53. 31 «4 31'4 31',
8 Prussia Elec 6s "54... 26'4 24'» 263<
1 Rio de Jan 6'_.s '59.. 3'. 3'4 3!4
29 Ruhr G Co 6'.·s A '53 29 26 27'2
4 Rtiss β'·.» ctf Ν C 19 ί 34 34
1 Santa Fe Aie 7s 45 . 22 22 22
84 Saxon Pub Wk 5s '32. 44 4l'4 41 ' i
1 Stinnes 7s '36 xw. . 25'i 25'4 25'4
1 Terni Soc 6'2s A '53. 437. 437. 437.
12 Tietz ,L' 7'ii '46 WW 30 29 30
3 Unit Indust 6'_s '41. 32 31 32
ww—With warrants xw—Without war
rants. n—New. wl—When Issued.
CHICAGO STOCK MARKET
CHICAGO. June 23 (JP).—Following
is the complete official list of transac
tions in stocks on the Chicago Stock
Exchange today:
Sales. High. Low Close 2
250 Bendix Av 5'. 5 5'»
100 Born-Warner 37. 37» 37.
50 Cent 111 Pub Ser pf . 30 29'a 30
100 Cent 111 Sec 3„ '4 V,
400 Cent 111 Sec pi 7'2 6 6
59 Cent & So West -4 34 34
80 Chain Belt 20 10 10
1150 Cities Serv 2'» 2 · 2'»
1000 Com'wlth Edis 53 50'4 52
650Cont Chi pf β3» 8 8
250 Cord Corp 2*. 2'2 25»
400 Grigsby-Grunow 'a '·_·
20 Ky Ut Jr cum pf.... 15'< 15'4 15' 4
100 La Salle Ext ' 2 '2 '2
200 McGraw Elec 3 3 3
103 Mlckflberry s Fd 4'2 i'2 4'j
2200 Mid West Util 3. '4 '4
20 Mid Ut βΓ· 61 3 3 3
21 Musk Mot Sp A ... 4 4 4
550 Nat El Pow A '4 'i '4
100 Nat Sec Inv pf 27'a 2T 2 27'j
100 Noblitt-Sparks !'! II7» 12
5.) Nor Am Car 2'· 2:. 2'.
150 Nor Am L & Ρ 5'4 5'4 5'4
70 Quaker Oats 6434 63'2 643i
33 Quaker Oats pi 97'a 97'2 97'2
W· Rjth Pick 15 15 15
£0 Rollins Hosiery 7 7 7
20 Shuler Co A 4'». 4'2 4'2
10 So We-t G & Ε pf.. 34 34 34
5C h>tand Dredg pf Ill
fOO Swift & Co 10 934 10
1700 Swift Int! 17', 16'a 17
100U S Gypsi'm 11'4 ll1» 11'·
300 U S Rad & Tel 5*4 5s. 534
600 Util & Ind 5. '■* -,
100 Walgreen 9^a 9·3» 9'j
40 Ward Mont A 25 24 24
100 Wis Bankshre 2 _ 2 2
50 Zenith Rad V4 '4 'a
Stock sales today. 15.000 shares.
Bond sales today, none.
BALTIMORE STOCKS.
Special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE, June 28.—
Sa'es Last sales.
50 Arundel Corporation 15'2
11C & Ρ Telephone Balto pfd Ill'»
25 Consolidated Gas com 44'1
12 Consolidated Gas 6·. cum pfd D 104
38 Manufacturers Fin Co 2d pfd..., 6
11 Ο 3 Fidelity ii Guaranty ». 2V4
Ν. Υ. CURB MARKET
Received by Private Wire Direct to The Star Office.
Stock mnd 8*1·— f
Duid«nd Rate. Add. #·. Hialv Low. CI·»
Aero Supply A 1 Jj Jj
Aluminum οf Amer 300» -31» -3
Alum Co. Am pf(i).100s 34*4 34»»
Alumn Gooda(SOc). 1 8·* 8·*
Alumnl,td cu pf(3) 2 25 24'»
Am Beveras® " ">'* °
Am Cities P4LB. 1 % '*
Am Comwlth Pw A. IV»'»
Am Cyanamid B.. .. 16 2
Am Gas A El (tl).. 45 I6;· 15'*
Am Superpomer 57 1% l'a
Am Sup'pwr 1st pf. 10 35'» 35 »
Am Superpower pf. 4 1» 9
Am Yvette 1 '» v*
As El lnrt lad klOc. β 2»» 2Λ.
Asso Gas & Electric 5 % '»
AuoQ&ËA bÎ%, 25 1% 1'»
Atlas Utllltiea 2 5'. 5
Auto Voting Mach., 2 2 2
Benef Ind Loan 1H 2 8'» 8'»
Brazil TL&P(1>»% ) 24 8'» 8
Rrlt Celanese rots.. 1 a» %
Bunker Hlll 4 Sul.. 25s 16 16
Canadian Marconi. 2 Ν H
Cant Pub Sv A 2 Vi it
Cent States Eiec... 1 % %
Centrifug Pipe 60c. 6 2 2
Cities Service 60 2'» 2
Cities Service pf... 1 12% 12'·»
Cities Sv I'&l. pf 100* 14·* 14
Cities Sv r&L $7 pf 50a 18 18
Claude Neon. Inc. . 5 H U 's
Comwth Edison II) 1 51'.· 51'» 61'»
Comwlth A Sou wai 2 ft & ft
Cons Gas Bait 3 60. 4 44'» 44 44
Cont Shares cv pf.. 3 '» '» '«
Cord Corp 4 2% 2H 2%
Corroon & Reynolds 11 1 1
Cosden Oil 2 '» V»
Creole Petroleum.. 24 2% 2'» 2'·».
Cresson Cons 1 '» V* %
Cusi Mexlcana Min. 9 % H V4
Deere 4 Co 1 3*4 3*4 3*,
Dow Chemical 1 23^4 23V4 23'4
Driver Harris 1 2'» 2H 2'»
Duke Pow (5) 50· 35 35 35
East G A Fuel Asso 13 3 3
Eastr G&E pf (6). . 50* 22 22 22
Klsier Elec Con». .. 4 1'» 1% 11»
El B<1 A Share t,6% . 62 6'» 5% 6
Elec Bd & Sh pf (i) 5 17'^, 17 17·»
Elec Β AS pf <6).. 1 21 21 21
Elec Pwr As(A)60c 1 2H 2% 2·»
Elec Sharehld pf a6 2 24 24 24
Eureka Pipe L ( 4 ). 50s 22 22 22
Europ El Ltd A 30c 2 21» 2'2 2*-»
Falrchild Aviation., 1 Η Η Η
Ford Motor Can Α.. 4 6'» 6** 6%
Ford M Ltd 4 2··* 2% 2%
Fox Theaters (A).. 1 % % Ή
General Alloys. ... 7 1*» IV»
General Aviation.. 1 IS 1%
Gen G&E1 cv pfB a6 1 4£« 4%
Geldman Sachs. ... 4 1% 1%
Ot A A PTea pi (7) 40s 110 110
Oulf Oil of Pa 7 24'i 24·»
Hartford El (2.73). 25s 36 36
liec.a Mining 1 2"» 2*»
Holling Gold t70c.. 1 4'i. 4M»
Hudson Bay Min... 1 1'» 1V4
Mumble Oil (2).... 1 37 37
III Ρ & L pf (6) 25a 29'» 29'i.
Imp Oil of Can 60c. 1 7Mi 7^*
Imp Oil Can rg 50c. 1 6% 6"*
Ins Co Ν Am (2)... 1 22% 22%
Int Petrol (1) 7 8'» 8V4
Int Util Β 2 % %
Interstate Εα cv pf. 1 5'·» 5*»
Interstate Hos k40c 1 5'ϊ 5·»
Italian Superpw Α. 5 Η %
Kleinert 1 3e» 3%
Lefcourt JJltjr 1.60. 1 l'a 1'»
Lone Staiwï tl>64c). 2 3% 3%
Magdalena Syn.... 1 ft ft
Mass Util cv pf 2',4 100s 17»» 17'_«
Memphis Nat Gas.. 2 2 1*
Mergenthalerfkl Mt ) 100s 19' 1 19'a
Met Edison pf (6). 50s 35 35
Mid Sta Pet vtc A.. 3 % %
Midi West Utilities 6 V» %
Mining Corp of Can 1 '» %
Mo Kans Pipe L. .. 2 ά ft
Mock Judson Voe.. 2 3K 3'*
Mountain Prod SOc 13 3
Natl American.... 2 % %
Natl Aviation 12 3'» 3'»
Nat Bnd A Sh (1 ).. 3 18'-» 18U
Nat Elec Pwr (A).. 2 % %
Natl Fuel Gas <1). 1 9'» 9'*
Nat Investors pf. .. 50s 23 22%
Natl PwALt pf 16) %2 47 47
Natl Sugar Ν J (2) 2 19W 19·»
Natl Transit il)... 1 6'» 6 .
Nelson Herman.... 1 3*»
New Bradford Oil. 1 % ""
Ν Y Tel pf (6H > ■ · · 75i 104 i0·1'·'
Ν Y Transit (40c).. 2 2V« 2·»
Nlag Hud Pwr(n).. 5 9U 9
NlagH Pwr A ws η. 1 J» Ji
Niles-Bem-P (60c). 1 4%
North S Pw pf (7). 100s 67 61
Ohio Copper 1 ft ft
Patterson Sarg (i). 2 10 10
Penroad Corp 8 1'* 1'»
Phila Co new( 1.40). 1 <% 7%
Phil Morris Inc 1 2 2
Phoenix Secur Corp 6 *4 %
Phoenix Secur pf.. 1 8
Plymoi th Oil k50c. 2 b 6
Prudential lnv 1 2 « J/»
Pyrene Mfg. · · ·· · ·· 4 *
Radio Prod 1 3 3
Reliance Intl A .... 3 % %
Richfield Oil Cal pf. 1 * ·«
Roosevelt Field. .. 2 % %
Ryan Consolidated. 1 » H
at Anthony Gold... 7 it λ
Secur Allied <11... 1 23^, ;
gMT.WlHV. 2 30X 30% 30%;
Select Indpr(5%)n 1 30 30 30
Shenandoah Corp.. 1 % »
South Penn Oil (1). 2 12Λ 12* 12»
Southland Roy 20c. 1 3Vi 3V» 3 ,
so West Gas Util.. 5 % Jfc *
Siand Oil Ind (1).. 46 18 17% 18
Stand Oil Neb (1).. 1 10 » 10% 10·
Stand Oil Ohio 2H · 5 20 19W 19·
Stand Ρ & Lt (1.20) 1 7 7 I
Stork and ·»!·—
Divider d Rate. Add W. HltM. Low CloM.
StandP&LB (2)... 6 8 7*·» 7'*
Stand P&Lpf (7).. 60a 23', 2S'i 23·,
Stand Pub Srr A... 4 1», lH 1*,
Sunray Oil 6 ', ^ '«
Swift & Co (1) 8 9-', 9». 9»,
Swift Intl (Î4) 4 17 16·, 17
Tampa Elec 2.Ï4... 1 19'i 19W 19',
Tach Hughes (ÏOc). 8 3'» 3!-· 3>,
Taxon Oil ft Ld (1). 1 5', 5'· 5'*
Todd Shipyard (1)., 1 10 10 10
Trunz Pork Strs 1.. 7 9'« 9·-» 9' ·
Union Am Inve;;t.. 1 6'» β'» 6U
Un Gas or Canada.. 3 3 3 3
United Corp war... 2 1 '* l'i l'i 1
Utd Dry Dock 1 ', >\ U
United Founder*... 17 ft l, 'a
United Gaa 9 *i 7*
United Gas pf (7).. 3 15 15 15
Unit LtftPwr (A).. 3 2 1·* l7.
Util P4 Lt 7 7, ·*
Utility & ln.l 23 1 1 1
Walgreen Co 19 9 9
"T" Oil Sc Gaa 1 >, H îi
Dividend rate· in dollar» based on last
quarterly or semi-annual payment. ·Εχ
dividend- tPartly extra iPlus 4". in stock,
a Payaoîe in cash or stock ο Payable In
stock e Adlustment dividend. t Plu» 5*
in stock, g Pius ft in stock, h Plus 1*
in s'ock. 1 Plus 2·» in stock k Plus 10*".
in stock m Plus in stock, η Plus 1% in
stock d Paid last year—no regular rate.
Grain Market
By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, June 28.—Enlarged specu
Iative buying whenever prices dipped
put considerable backbone into wheat
values today.
Scantiness of arrivals of newly har- '
vested wheat attracted a good deal of
notice, with special attention given to
the fact that so far this season Gal
veston has received very little grain, al
though harvesting has been on in Texas
for several weeks. Scattered, selling of
rye carried July delivery of rye down to
the lowest price since 1895.
Wheat closed firm. 1 < to 73 above yes
terday's finish: com unchanged to
higher; oats, '4 to off, and provisions j
at 7 to 12 cents advance.
WHEAT— High. Low. Clo?t.
July, old 48'» .47' 2 .483,
July, new 481» .47*» .48s,
September, old .51', 48,a -511,
September, new 507n .50 .507e
December 543, .53 .54'.,
CORN—
July 29', .28*k .287a
Sfptember 31'· .31'» .31s»
December .325β .311» .32',
OATS—
July 20 .19', .19%
September 203« .1#*» .20
December 22', .213, ,22U
RYE—
July 29', .28 .28a«
September 32', .31', -31 ; β
December 35'j .34', .35V,
New York Cotton
Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK. June 23.—Though weak
ness in outside markets had an unset
tling effect on cotton prices at times
today, continued reports of increasing
weevil Infestation steadied the list and
prices ended the day a point higher to
3 points lower than yesterday. Spots
were unchanged at 5.35.
It was reported that the same Ger
man interests that took up cotton on
May were stopping July notices today
to the extent of 14.000 bales. Notices
for about 41,000 bales were circulated
on the exchange before the opening.
Cotton range:
Open. High. Low. Close. I
July 5 21 5.24 5.15 5.22-24 |
October 5 47 5 47 5 40 5.45-46
December 5 62 5 62 5 54 5.60-61
January 5 71 5 71 5 63 5.68-69 j
March 5.85 5 85 5.78 5 84
May β.01 8.01 5.94 5.97-98
NORFOLK & WESTERN.
NEW YORK, June 28 (/P).—Norfolk
& Western Railway Co.'s ccmmon stock
was placed on an $8 annual basis to
day, against the regular rate of $10 pre
viously paid. Directors declared a quar
terly disbursement of $2 a share pay
able September 19 to stock of record
August 31.
•This was the first cut by the road
during the present depression. Extras j
of $2 were paid in both 1930 and 1931. j
while in 1929, when the stock was on
an $3 basis, an extra of $4 was paid.
CHICAGO DAIRY MARKET.
CHICAGO, June 28 (/P).—Butter— j
Receipts, 16,716 tubs; steady, prices un
changed.
Eggs—Receipts, 10.820 cases: easy: !
extra firsts, 12%; fresh graded firsts, |
12'4; current receipts, llall1-; storage j
packed firsts. 12n, ; extras, 13.
Û. S. TREASURY CERTIFICATES
(Reported by Cha*. D. Barney & Co.)
Rate—Maturity Bid. OfTer
3'»s Aug 1. 1932 100 9-32 100 11-32 |
l'/.s Sept. 15 1932 10O 5-32 100 7-32
3s Sept 15, 1932 100 18-32 100 20-32
3'sS Oct. 15. 1932 100 26-32 100 28-32
3',s Dec 15. 1932 101 9-32 101 11-32
33,s Feb 1. 1933 101 25-32 101 28-32
33,s Mar. 15. 1933 101 31-32 102 1-32
25 Mar 15. 1933 100 16-32 100 24-32
2s May 2. 1933 100 24-32 100 26-32
1'=» June 15, 1933 100 6-32 100 8-32
3s May 2. 1934 101 24-32 101 26-32 ,
3s Tune 15. 1935 100 24-32 100 28-3Ï <
Shorts Cover on Unexpect
edly Favorable Actions
on Dividends.
BY JOHN A. CRONE.
Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, June 28.—Stimulated
by a series of better than expected divi
dend actions and improvement In Mid
west banking conditions, stocks on the
Curb Exchange rallied today. Dealings,
however, remained light.
In the utility group Electric Bond Sz
Share at 57„ around noon was un
changed. Tampa Electric rase nearly
a point. Cities Service at 2 eased, but
Standard Oil of Indiana was up a
shade. Philadelphia Co. in Its ftrst sale
in several weeks yielded more than a
half point.
Favorable dividend action by some of
the big beard shares set in a short
covering movement that spread to the
curb. The advance in stocks on this
exchange was aided l>y the drying up
of Chicago selUng. w.iich in the past
week was fairly heavy, due to banking
troubles. Stocks with their primary
markets In Chicago, such as Swift In
ternational. Swilt & Co. and Walgreen,
steadied.
Commonwealth Edisor. and Public
Service of Northern Illinois. Middle
West Utility subsidiaries, will reduce
their annual dividends from $8 to $5
and from $8 to $3, respectively, if the
directorates accept the recommenda
tions of the Executive Committees.
Southern New England Telephone,
which broke 46 points Monday, as the
May report showed a continuance of
station losses, though a maintenance of
net through expense adjustments, today
declared the regular quarterly dividend
of $2, but the stock did not immediate
ly respond.
Eureka Pipe Line declared the regu
lar $1 quarterly. New York Transit by
its fractional decline reached a new
low and National Transit at 6'4 was
unchanged. South Penn Oii announced
that oil producers in Southwest Penn
sylvania. Southeast Ohio and West Vir
ginia will be asked to restrirt their July
output to 75 per cent of their November,
1931, reduction, in the hope of bettering
the petroleum situation by August.
Duke Power with a drop of 2 points
and Metropolitan Edison, down 4, were
the only wide movers on the downside
before mid-day. The slight reduction
in Northern States Power Co. net for
the 12 months ended Apifl 30. as an
nounced today, was forecast by an ad
vance in the shares in raient sessions.
Halving of the Lefcourt Reilty com
mon dividend, bringing it κ> 20 cents a
share quarterly, was better than ex
pected. Deferment of tie quarterly
class A dividend of $1.75 ly Greyhound
Corporation was not unexpected.
TWO BANKS CIDSED.
CHICAGO. June 28 The Pint
National Bank of Riversde, a suburb,
failed to op?n for businesj today. J. R.
Osterberg, cashier, said he bank's as
sets were excellent and hs saw no rea
son why depositors shouB not be paid
in full. There was $223,(00 on deposit.
The Congress Trust and Savings
Bank, situated on Wabali Avenue just
south of the Loop, closet with deposits
of $1,300,00^ It was capitalized at
$500,000.
MONEY MARKET.
NEW YORK, J'tne 28 (Λ1).- Call
money steady; 2'2 pel cent all day;
time loans steady: 6<j;90 days, l'i;
4-6 months, l'i per cat: prime com
mercial paper. 2,2-23{ bankers' ac
ceptances unchanged.
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Directors
JAMES A. MESSER
ÏOSEPH H. MILANS
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THEODORE W. NOYES
WALTER S. PRATT. Jr
ANDREW SAIL
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