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■ LIST TAKES
Declines Follow Earlier
Seadiness and Market
Volume Dwindles. *
gy the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. April 17.—Curb mar
ket prices turned Irregular In late
trading today after shewing a fair
amount of steadiness in most divisions
during the forenoon. Trading slack
ened on the downside.
Prominent shares losing fractionally
Included Electric Bond & Share, Bun
ker Hill <fe Sullivan. International Pe
troleum. Newmont Mining, Swift &
Co. and Hiram Walker.
Aluminum Co. dipped more than 2
points, but Mead Johnson and United
Shoe Machinery were about 1 higher.
BONDS ON THE
CURB MARKET.
DOMESTIC BONDS.
High. Low Noon.
Alabgma Pw 4%s ’67.. 80 Rip 80
Alabama Pow 5s ’68... 18, 15 18
Aluminum Co os '52. . . 106% 106% 106%
Aluminum Ltd 5a '48.. 00% 00% 00%
Am & Corn os '43.102 101% 10
Amer G&E 5s 2078... 100% 100% 10%
Amer G & Pw 6s '3!*. .. 21 21, -!
Amer P A L (is 2016... 68% 68% 18%
Am Rad 4%s '47.104% 1 4% 104%
Am Roll Mill 5s '48... 07% 07% 07%
Appal El Pw 5s '41... 107% 1<7% 107%
Appalch Pow os ’5h. . . l«»4*a 104*4 104 .%
APlch Pw Hs A 2024.. l«2*a 102V« 102**
Arkans P & L 5s oH. .. #?** '*'4 Si 4
Asso El Ind l»as 53. .. 35 35 35
Asso G & E 5s ’«*. }*’•
As Tel Ut 5 V a a '44 C... to 16, 16
Asso T 5%s C '44 cod 15% 15’. 15%
Bald Lo (is -38 WW... 33 33 .73
Baldn Lo (is '38 XW . . 32 31% 32 .
Bxmngm El 4%s 3i8.. 78% 78% 78%
Brmham Gas 5s '50... 057§ *»57b
Broad R P 5s A *54. .. *3 82*4 f-*
Canadian Pc 6s '42... 108% 108% 108%
Can No P 5s A '53 . . !(!(% 00% 0S»%
Cap Ad 5s A '53 ww.. 08% 08% 8%
Carolina PAL 5s '56... 06% 0% 6%
Cent Ariz L&P 5s '60.. 06% 06% 06%
Cent Me P 5s 55 D .. 105 105 10*,,
cent O L&P 6S A '50.. 80% 80% 80%
Cent Pow 5s D '57... .0 <0 7,9,.
Cent Sta Elec 5s '48... 33% .13% 33%
Cn St El ft%s C '54... :>4% 33% 341 j
Cut St P&L 5%S _53.. 1.0 6 6
Cities Service 5s . 41% 4o% 4( «
Cities Service 5s (16... 40% 40% 40%
Cit Srv Gas ft'as '42. .. 71% 71% 71%
cn Srv Os P os '4-i. .. s.% 8,% 8.%
Cit Srv Pw ,1%S o2... 30% 30% s
Cit Srv PL 5%s '40... 36% 30% 36%
Com Edls 5s B '54... 111% 111 J 111%
Com Ed 4%s C '56... 110% 110% 110 *
Com Ed 4%s E (id... n>3% 103% 103%
Com Edls 4s F '81... 102 101% 101.»
Com Ed 5%s G '62... 105% 105% 105'.
a-._O..L Cl . « <IC Util. (1(1). MM * a
.Comnty PAL 5s ’57... 58% 08% oS%
Conn Riv P 5s A '.V--. . . 1<>5 1115 105
CODli'isA'Ww*... 14% 14 V« 14%
Consm Pow 4%s '58... 108 lu8 ins
Cont G&E fts A ’58... lio% 00% 00%
Crane Co 5s '40.103 10.1 10;}
Cudahy Pag 5%-s '07.. ion's 103% lo.i’a
Dallas PL Os A ’4!'... 107 10H% 11 1%
Det C Gas Os A ’47... 100% 10(1% 100%
E U I 5s A '54 tw... 10, 1« Jp,
Elec PAL 5s A 20.10 .. 4n% 4.)% 45%
Emp OAR 5%S '42.. HO ol)% «0
Federal Wt 5%s '54... 50% 50% 50',a
Firestone CM 5s ’48. .. loo lo.i 103
Firestone Tire 5s '42.. 103% 103% 1034a
Florida PAL 5s '54.... 75% 75% *5%
Gary E A G os '34... 7o% 70% 70%
Gatineau Pw 5s 80 80 80
Gatineau Pw tis '41... 73% 73% v.»*«
Gen Pb Ut 0%s A '50. 58% 58 58
Gen WGAE 5s A '43.. 00% 60% "«%
Georgia Pw 5s '07. 02’. 02 Sr -*
Ga P A L 5s ’78_ 07 07 «/
Glen Alden C 4s '05 .. 88% 87% 88%
Grand Trnk 5%s '30.. 104% 104% 104%
Gt W Pw Cal 5s 40. .. 108% 108% 108%
Gull Oil Pa 5s '37.... 104% 104% 104%
Gulf Oil Pa 5s '4 1_105% 105% 105 *
Gulf St Ut 5s A '50. . . 100% 100 100%
Hall Ptg 5%S A '47. .. 70 70 7«
Houst Gif G Os A '43.. 00 0.8% 08%
Ho OG o'as '43 ww... 01% oo 00
Hous LAP 4' as E '81.. 105 105 105
Hygrade Fd Os A 40... 54 54 o4
111 Pw A L Hs A '53. .. 01% 01% 01%
111 Pw A L ns C 50... 81% 81% 81%
Ind El 5s C 51. (>)!• 07% •>; •
Ind Gas 5s A '52. 01 91 91
Indiana Ser 5s '50.... 44% 44% 44%
Indnp PAL 5s A 57 . . . 102 .■ 102% 102%
Ind H E 5s A '58 ... 7o 70 70
Int PW SC 78 P '52... 70 70 7
Intern Sc Am 5s '47... 70% .0% .o's
Intersta Pw 5s '57.... 09 69 09
Intersta Pw 6s ’52.... 4,% 4.% 4. a
Inter P S 5s D '56. . . 04% 64% 04%
Interst PS 4%s '58 F.. 58% 08% 38%
lowa-N L P 5s '57 A . 100% 100', 100%
lowa-Nb L P 5s B '01. . 100 100 100
Jers C PAL 4%s C '61 100 100 100
Kans Pow os A '47 . . 90 90 90
Kans P L Os A '55. . lOO'/a 106% 1061a
Ken Util 1st 5s '69.. 73 72% 73
Kentuck U 5s H 'HI . 73% 73% ,.i%
Ken Util fl%s D ’48. . 8H 85% 80
Koppers G A C 5s '47. 103 1024. 102%
Laclede Gas 5%s '35.. H4 H4 H4
Lehigh P S Os 2020. 99% 99% »9%
Libby McN A L 5s 42 . 103 103 103
Long Islnd Lt Os '45.. 100% loo's 100%
La P & L 5s '57 . . 95% 05% 95%
Los A G &• E 5%s '49. 108% 108% 108%
Los A G A E Hs '42.. 109'. 109'/. 109%
Lou K O E Hs A ’37. 101 Vs 10?% 101%
Mass Gas 5%s '40 90 90 101
Memph P A L 5s A 48 HID1,. 100% 100%
Metro Ed 4s '71 E .98 98 98
Milw G A E 4%s '07. 108 198 198
Minn P & L 4%s '78. . 88% 88% 88%
Minn P & L 5s ’55. . 9«% 90 90%
Miss Power 5s ‘55 . . 78% 78% 78%
Miss Pw A Lt os '57 . 78% 78% 78%
Miss Rv F Os '44 ww 98 98 98
Miss Riv FI xw '44. 97% 07% 97%
Missou P L 5%s A '55 105 105 106
Mon W P 5%s B '53. . 90 90 96
• Mont L A P 5s B '79 108% 198% 198%
iiarragansett 5s A ’57 103% 103% 103%
TJat P A L Os A 2020. . 90 90 90
Nat P & L os B 2030 79% 79 79
Neb Pw 4%s '81.100% 109% 109%
Nevada Calir 5s 56 69'a 69% 99%
New Eng G & E 5s '47 54% 54% 54%
New Eng G A E 5s '48 54% 54% 54%
New Eng G A E 5s '50 51% 54% 54%
New Eng Pow 5s '48.. 03% H3% H3V8
New Eng P 5'is '54 . 0H% Hog* 66%
N Orleans 4%s ’35.. 78% 78 78V.
N Y PAL 4%s 07. . 191’. 101% 101%
N Y St E G 4%s ’80. . 97% 97% 97%
Niag F P 5s A '59 . . . 105% 105% 105'..
Nlag F P tis '50 AA . 108 108 108
N Am L & P 5%s '50 . 53% 53% 53%
Nor Ind G A E Os '52 . 105 105 105
Nor Ind P S os C '06 93 93 93
No In P S 4%s E '70 86% 86% 86%
No Ohio T A L 5s '58 105% 105% 105%
Nor Stat P 4%s ’61.. 100% 100% 100%
No Stat P 5%s ’40 . 97% 97% 97%
Norw P 9 5s A ’57. . 79 79 79
Ogden G 5s ’45 . 102% 102% 102%
Ohio Edison 5s '60. 194% 104% 104%
OF i n Don. 7, C Q ’ 7>) 1 0 4 7 in47 1 fll 7_
Ohio P S 5%s E '61 . . 105% 105% 105%
Okla P W 5s A '48 Hl% 61% 61%
Pac G A E 5%s C '52 105% 106% 105%
Pac G A- E 4%s '57 E 106% 106% 106%
Pac Pw A L 5s '55 70% 70% 70%
Pa Wes Oil 6%s '43 103% 103% 103V*
Pa C P A L 4'25 -77 05V 05*i, 05%
Pen O E 5%s B '59.. 87% 87% 87%
Pen O E 6s '50 . . 94% 94 94V,
Pi O P A 1 5%s '54. 105% 165% 105%
Peop G L 4s B ’81.. 81 78% 80%
Peop G LAC Hs ’57 . 97% 97% 97%
Phila Elec 5s ’66 .... 113 113 113
Pitts Steel 6s ’48 .. 90 90 90
Portld G C 5s '40 .. 74% 74% . 74%
Pot Ed 4%s P '01 .... 104 104 104
Pot Edis 5s E '56 , 105 105 105
Pub 8er 5%s A '49. . 95% 94 05V
P S N 111 5s '56 . 104% 104 104
P S N 111 4%s F ’81 96% 96 96
P S No 111 6%s G '37 110 110 110
P S N 111 6%s H '52 105% 105% 105%
P* S P A L 5128 A 49 68% 68% 68%
Pug S P A L 5s C '50 65% 65 65
Qnsb G 5'is A '52 . . 93 93 93
Rep G 6s A 45 eodt . 45 45 45
Ryerson Son 5s '43 102% 102% 102%
San An P S 5s B '58 98 98 98
Scripps 5%s '43. . . . 101% 101% 101 %
8h W A P 4%s A '67. . 94% 94% 94%
Shaw W A P 5s C '70. 101 101 101
8 E P A L 6s A 3025. . 90 89% 89%
Sou Calif Ed 5s '39 105% 105% 105V
Sou Calif Ed 5s '51 105% 105% 105%
8ou Calif Ed 5s '52 106 106 106
Souw G A E 5s A '57 99 V 9(1% 99%
8ouw G A E 5s B '57 99% 99% 99%
S W PAL 6s A 2022 68% 68% 68%
Stand G & E fis 47 47 47
Stand G & E fis ’51.. 413« 41 41
Stand P A L 6s '57.. 37 36% 36%
Sup of Hi 4%s ’68.... 98% 98% f>8'/«
Swift Oo 5s ’44. 103% 103% 103%
Syracuse L 5s B '57.. 107% 107% 107%
Term Pub Ser 6s '70.. 79 78% 70
Texas Elect 5s ’60.... 94% 94% 94%
Tex P A L 5s ’56... . 99% 99% 99%
Tex PAL 6s A 2022.. 85 95 05
Tide W Pw 5s A ’79.. 87% 87% 87%
Toledo Ed 5s ’62.... 107 107 107
Ulen Co 6s '44 st.... 48% 48% 48%
Unit LAP 5%s '59.. 90% 90% 90%
Unit L A P 6s ’75.... 38% 38% 38Z
Un L & R 5%s '52.. 55 54% 55
UD Li R.v 6s A ’52.. 96% 96 96%
TJ S Rub 6Vis ’36_101% 101% 101%
U S Rub 6%s ’39- 100% 100% 100%
Va P Serv 5s B '50.. 84% 84% 84%
West Penn 5s 2030.. 82% 82% 82%
W U GE 5%S A '55.. 102 102 102
Wise PAL 5s E ’56.. 92% 92% 92%
Wise PAL 5s F ’58.. 92% 92% 92%
FOREIGN BONDS.
Bk MB 7s ’47 A AO.. 20 20 20
Cen B Ger fis A '52.. 37 37 37
Danish Con 5%s ’55.. 94 94 94
Mendo* Pr 4s '61 st.. 54 54 54
? arena Bras 7s ’68.. 14 14 14
russla El 6a '54.... 34 33% 34
ww—With warrants, xw—Without war
rants. n—New. wi—When issued, st
<stp>—Stamped. SNegotiability impaired
toy maturity. tOompaniea reported In re
ceivership.
WESTON PROFITS SMALL.
NEW YORK. April 17 OP).—Opera
tions of the Weston Electrical Instru
ment Co. are being conducted at a
small profit, but not quite as satis
factory as last year, officials of the
company stated at the annual stock
^lodlers’ meeting. '• >'
NEW YORK CURB MARKET
By private wire direct to The Star.
Stock and Sales—
Dividend Rata. Add 00. Blah. Low Cloae
Air inveatora. Ino 1 1% 1% 1%
Ala Grt Sou (kl). 100a 30 30 80
Ala Pwrpt <T».... 40a 67 67 67
All lad Mills, lae.. 19 15% 14% 16
Alum’nCoof Am. 260s 45 44% 44%
Alum'npf <1H>.. 50a 73% 78% 73%
Aid City Power
& Lt (A) tamsoi 36% 36 86
Am Cltl'.a Pwr
A Lt B (klOe) 4 2% 2% 2%
AmCynam(B)40o 13 17% 16% 16%
Am Founders. 1 % % H
Am Gas A El 1.40. 23 24% 23% 24
Am Laundry(40c) 860a 14% 14% 14%
Am LtATrao 1.80. 2 10 10 10
AmllffCo.26s 3% 3% 3%
Am Meter Co.60e 10 10 10
Am Potash A Ch.. 100s 14 14 14
Am Superpower.. 8 1% 1 1%
ArlcNstQai (A). 3 111
Armatr Cork(SOc) 4 18% 18% 18%
Art Metal <k28e>.. 4 6% 8 6
AsaoGaaAEl (A). 14 % % %
Atl Coast Fisher.. 1 6% 6% *%
Atlas Coro.. 17 8% 8 8
Atlas Corp war... 19 2 1% 2
Atlas Corp(A)(3). 3 48% 48 48
Auto Vot Mcb 60c. « fi% «% 6%
i Ax-Flsher(A)S.20 100s66 64 65
I
Babcock & \VU 40e 60s 32% 32% 82%
i Bickford s, Inc (1) 1 13% 13% 13%
BlisiCo(KW)... 1 4% 4% ,4%
Blue Ridge Corp.. 1 1% 1% 1%
Bower Roll B (1). 7 19 18% 19
Bridgeport Mach. 4 6% 6% 6%
Brown Forman... 3 6% 6% 6%
Buffalo NiagA
Eastpt 1st pf(51 1 88% 88% 88%
Buff NAEP pt 1.80 9 18% 18% 18%
Bunker KlUASul. 25s 36% 38% 38%
Butler Bros. 8 7 6% 6%
Cables & Wireless
pf (k'J 9-lOc). 2 4% 4% 4%
Can Marconi. 2 1% i% 1%
Carib Syndicate.. 73 3% 2% 2%
Carnation Co (1).. 1 17% 17% 17%
Carrier Corp. 9 18 17% 17%
CatallnCorp. 15 5% 6% 5%
Celanese pf (7)...150el04 101 101
Celanese 1st pf(7) 50s 94 93 93
Cent Hudson
G&E cfs (80c) 5 9 9 9
Centrifugal PMOc 15 5 6
j Chesbrough t6%. 100s 120% 120% 120%
I Chicago Mall Order
<ti%). 3 I9i* 18% 18%
Chicago Nipple A. 3 % % %
Childs Co pt..... . 20s 18 17 17
Cities Service.... 32 1% 1% 1%
Cities Service pf.. 3 13% 13% 13%
City Auto St klOc. 16 6 6
Claude Neon Lts.. 1 i i i
Clev Elec Illu(2). 2 32 32 32
| Cleveland Tractor 20 16^* 16 16
Colon Oil. 5 Ik \k
Colt's Pat F A 1^4 150a 28 27 27
I coiumbuaO Vto 13 % % %
Community
P & Lt 1st pf. 1 8% 8% 8%
Com with Ed 4).. 14 63 61 61
Comwlth&So war. 22 & % A
Como Mines.. 2 2 2 2
Compo Shoe
Mach s.tc.(50c). 6 18 17% 17%
Cons Aircraft.... 1 8% 8% 8%
Cons Copper...... 8 2 2 2
Cons Gaa of
Balto (J 60) 6 62 62 62
Cooper Bess pf A. 2 20 19% 19%
Cord Com. 9 2»i 2*i 2»i
Cosden Oil (Me).. 1 % 4* %
I Courtaulds p27',sc 3 12V* 12V* 12V*
Crane & Co.260* 10 9% 91*
Creole Petrol'm.. 15 ilv* ll»* u*»
Crocker Wheeler, 3 6V, 6V* 61*
Croft Brewing.... 2 11* 11* H*
Crown Cork Inti
(A) <m75c) 1 9t» 91* 9H
I Cueno Press(1.20) 3 31V* 31 314*
: Cusi-Mexlcana M. 40 11* IV* 14*
I Darby Pet (50c).. 1 51* 61* 51*
Dictograph Prod.. 1 S', 51* 51*
Distillers Crp-Sea 10 15-v* 1614 151*
Distilled Liquors. 3 141* 13* lit*
; Dcehler Die Cast. 3 121* 121* 12’*
Driver Har (k50c) 1 151? 151* 15V*
Dunlop Rub Ltd.. 5 111* 111* 111*
i KaglePitcher Ld. 2 4V* 4 4
i Eastn G & F Asso. 2 2V» 2*4 244
, East'n Gas & Fuel
prpf (41*)... 100s 691* 691* 69H
! Elec BondAShare. 20 61* 6*t 64*
i Eleo BdftS pf («).. 8 501* 4944 601*
Elec Pwr & Lt
opt war.. 3 11* IV* 114
Elec Share pf ww. 60s 5214 6214 521*
Equity Corp. 11 ll* 14* li*
Evans Wall Lead.. 2 AAA
Ex-Cell-O A AT ool 3 74* 74* 74*
Fairchild Avlat'n. 1 84* 84* 8H
Falstaft Brewery. 2 4>? 41* 4H
! Fajardo Sugar.... 75a 93'* 93 931*
Fanny Farmer
Candy <t31V*c) 2 8V* 8V* 814
Ferro Enamel 60c. 6 15»* 15V* 154*
Fisk Rubber. 5 8V» 8 8
Fllntcote A p25c.. 10 16** 16*4 16V,
Fla Pwr ALt pf... 150* 171* 17V* 17V*
Ford Mot Can
(A) (klV4). 16 2914 274* 28
Ford Motor Can
(B) (klV4). 25s 32 32 32
Ford Motor Ltd.. 12 8 7T* 7
Gen Alloys. 11 1 44 44
Gen El Lid rcta
<k30 1-60.... 1 1164 11H 11*4
Gen Invest Corp.. 1 4* ** v*
Gen invest pi.... 1 15V4 15V4 1614
GenPubSvcpf... 60s 30 29V* 30
Gen Tire AKubbei 25s 50 50 50
Glen A1 Coal til* 4 lbV4 16 16
I Georgia Pow pf (6) 50s 63Vi 63V* 63V4
1 Godchaux Sug (B) 1 84» 84* 84«
; Gorham pf ww... 200s 17 17 17
Gorhm vtc ex p50e 1 15V* 15V* 15V*
Gray Tel Pay p50c 50* 13V* 13* 13V*
Great Atl & Pao
Tea lstpf (7)„ 70s 125'/* 125V* 126V*
Greyhound (Del). 6 39H 884* 884*
Gulf Oil of Pa.... 7 59 68 58
Hall Lamp (40c).. 1 41* 4'* 4V*
Hartford Elec
Light (2.75). 75s 571* 67V* 57V*
Hayden Chm tlV4 2 40'* 40 40
Hecla Minin*.... 12 87* 8'* T»V*
Hollinger G t76c. 12 17V4 17 17
Horn&Hardt 1.60. 60a 24 24 24
Hudson Bay M&S 5 144* 14 14
Humble Gil <1)... 22 49V* 484* 484*
Hygrade Food.... 2 11* 11* 11*
Imp Oil Ltd coop
<t*0o>. 6 16*4 I6*« 16*4
Imp Oil feg(t80c) 1 16*4 16H 16*4
Imp Tob Can
Ct63Hc>. 1 12*4 12*4 12*4
Imp Tob Gt B £ I
(p71J-5c) 1 33*4 33*4 33*4
Indian Territory
Ilium Oil <B). 2 2Vi 2H 2*4
Insurance Co o<
North Am (t) 1 66 66 66
Inti Hydro Eleo
System cr pf 100s 5*i 6V4 5%
Inti Mlning(kltc) 3 14 14 14
Int! Mining war.. 1 6*4 5*4 5*4
Inti Petrol (t2)... 14 31*4 31*4 31*4
Inti Safety
Razor (B)(25c). 20» 1*4 1*4 1*,
Jones & Laugh Stl 20s 22 22 22
Kings Co
Lt pf (B) (T).. 25s 84 84 84
Klein(DE)Cotl*4 • 1 15*4 16*4 15*4
Kress (S H)
special (60c). 6 11*4 11V4 11*4
Kreuger<G)Brew. 16 6 6
Lake Sh M <T«>... 5 65 64*4 64*4
LakeyFySMcli.. 5 *4 H •*
Lehigh C£N(60o). 10 6*4 6*4 6W
Leonardo)!.. 2 ft ft ft
Lerner Stores (2). 2 60 50 50
Libby McNelllAL. 11 7*4 7*4 7*4
Lion Oil & Reflln.. 1 5*4 6*4 5*4
Lone Star 0(pl6e) 6 5*4 6*4 6*4
Louisiana Lft Ex. 4 6*» 6H 6(4
McCord Rad (B).. 1 3*4 3*4 3*4
McWill’ms Dr (2) 60s 2914 29*4 29*4
Mead Johnson(t4) 3 58 68 58
Merritt Chap AS. 31 1 1
Middle States
Petrol’m vto(A) 1 1*4 1*4 1*4
Middle States
Petmvte(B). 3 *4 *4 *4
Midland Stl Prod. 3 8 7*4 7*4
Minn Mining &
Mfg (60c) 25s 14*4 14*4 14*4
Mohawk Hudson
1st pf (4) 150s 43 42*4 43
Mohawk Hud 2d pllOOs 16 16 16
Molybdenum Corp 16 12*4 11*4 12
Mont Ward(A)(f)110s 187 136 136
Murphy Co (1.60). 1 91V4 91H 91*4
Murphy Co pf (8). 25s 112 112 112
Nat Bella Resa... 11 1*4 1*4 1*4
Nat BondASh tl*4 1 31*4 31*4 81*4
Nat Fuel Gaa (1).. 5 13*4 13Vi 18*4
Nat lnveatora.... 1 *4 *4 *4
Nat Invest war... 1 ft ft ft
Nat PwALt pf (6) 150s 59*4 59*4 6?V4
stock and Bale*—
Dividend Rate. Add 00. High. Low. Clog*.
Nat Tranalt <70o) 1 84 84 84
NatomasCoUOe). 27 104 10 10
Nalanar Broa pf 7. 26a 964 964 964
New Brad Oil *0o. 2 24 24 24
N J Zlno (2).700a 64 614 614
Naw MaxAArls Ld 1 14 14 14
Newmont (p60c). 1 434 434 434
N T A H Ho 02). .250s 474 47 47’/*
NTTalpf 16H).. 25all9HU94 1194
Nlaf Hudson Pwr 9 34 34 34
NUes-Bam-Pond. 11 134 124 124
Nor Am L A P pf. 200s 8 74 8
NorthwutEng... < 94 9 9
Novadel A* (i)... 1 21 21 21
Ohio Oil eu pf <•).200s 994 99 994
Overseas Sacur... 2 14 14 m
Pacino Eastern... 6 24 24 24
Pae Qaa A Eleo
1st pf (14) 2 244 244 244
Pae Llght'g pf <fe) 126s 834 834 834
Pan-Am Air 1)... 4 424 424 424
Pan tapec Oil. 14 14 14 14
Parke Davis tl.TI. 2 38 374 88
Parker P.ust P<l) 150s 61 60 60
Pender Gr (A) 34 50s 36 35 35
Pannroad Corp.... 6 14 14 14
Penn WAP (3).. l 61 61 61
PeppereU Mf* (6) 160a 664 64 644
Perfect Circle (1) 60s 37 4 374 374
Phoenix Becur.... 1 14 14 14
Pioneer Gold
Mines Ltd(SOe). 7 114 114 in*
Pitney Bo P (20c) 1 64 64 54
Pitts&LE (24). 20s 564 55 55
Pitta Plat# Gl (3) 750* 504 494 604
Premier Gold 12o. 2 14 14 14
Prod Royalty 240 6 4 A V*
Prudential Invaat 2 64 54 54
Purs Oil pf.210* 44 43 43
Raym'd Con pf(S) 26s 22 22 22
Hsiiahl* Store*... 1 44 44 44
RikeKrumler (1). 25* 244 244 244
St Kegls Paper... 4 14 14 14
St Regis Paper pf. 80s 23 23 23
Schl«(Ths)CO(2). 6 27 264 27
Seeman Bros (t4) 1 44 44 44
Scovill Mfg tl).. .200s 204 204 204
Segal Lock & H... 14 4 4
Selby Shoe (1.60).100s 34 34 34
Selected Indus.... 1 # M H
Selected Indus
allot cfa (34). 350s 53 4 524 624
Seton Leather.... 2 64 5 54
Shattuck Den .din 5 24 2 2
Sherwln Will (II. 275*874 67 87
Sherwln-Wpt (4) 10*112 112 112
Smith (A U). 400* 60 59 69
Sonoton# Corp.... 12 2 2
South Am Gold
& Plat (40c) 12 34 34 34
Southn Calif
Edlspf Bt 14).. 2 224 224 224
South Penn O 1.10 2 234 234 234
Stand Brewing... 1 4 4 ’,s
Stand C& S 2.40.. 100s 32 314 32
Stand O Ky (Tl 4) 1 19 19 19
Stand OU Ohio_300s 16 15'* 154
Stand Oil O pf (6) 26s 914 914 914
Stand Silver A Ld. 2 4 4 4
StarrettCorp. 2 4 4 4
StarrettCorp pf.. 6 24 24 24
Stein Cosmat <r). 1 A A A
Sullivan Machine. 25s 12 12 12
SunrayOU. 1 14 14 14
Sunahlne <ICo>... 32 1SV* 15 15
Swift A Co (tTSe). 10 16 154 164
Swift Inti (2).... 8 354 344 344
Swlaa-Am Elec pf 200* 574 67 57
Swiss OU (40c)... 5 24 24 24
Tampa Elec (2.24) 1 25 25 25
Tastvaast. ine(AI 1 A A A
Technicolor, me.. 27 19(* 18%. 19
Teck Hugh*S(40c) 3 41* 4Vs 4V«
Texas Gulf
Products! blO %) 18 3ft 3(, 3«i
Texon O&Ld(60c) 1 5** 54* 5*.
TuDtieChatllllon. 7 3v* 35* 3'*
Tuna-Sol Limp... 14 4 4
Un Gas (Can )plOc. 1 454 4>* 45*
Union Tobacco.... 3 ft ft ft
Unit Air war. 1 3% 34* 34*
Unit Carr F (1)... 1 175* 17’* 17Vj
Unit Founder*.., 14 ft s s
Unit Ga* Corp.... 15 1’* 14* l\
Unit Gas Corp war 6 4* 4* **
Unit Gaa Corp pf.. 6 46'* 45’* 45(4
UnltEtAPwr <A>. 1 IV* 114 15*
Unit LtAPwr pf.. 500s 65* 54. 5%.
Unit Molasa Etd
(P6 1*6) ........ 1.4'* 45* 45*
Unit Shoe M(t4H 450s 76 75V* 76
U S Pol <B)(SOe>. 2 11(4 11 11
Unit Stores vtc... 4 4* % %
Unit Verds Ex 4Uo 5 3'-* 3(* 3(*
Univ Consol Oil... 1 5'. 5(* 55*
Utah Apex.. 3 111
Utah PwrftLt
pf (ml.16 2-Sc) 25s 22 22 22
Utility Equltias.. 1 15* 154 15*
Utility Eg pf (*H) 60s 47 47 47
Venasuela Petin.. 1 4* 4. S
Waco Aircraft.... 4 5t* 454 4;.
Walker'Hiram).. 5 264. 255* 25'*
W V* Coal & Coke 10 34. 3S 34.
Western Auto
Supply A (I) 1 564. 56*. 5644
Westll 51(1 pf. 10s 58 58 58
Wright Har(tSOc) 13 954 9 9
Yukon Gold. 1 ft ft ft
Dividend rater in doiltn cased on lari
qusrtelr or semi-annual Garment
tPartlv extra tPiur 4% in stock
a Parable In earn or stock. e Parable in
stock, t Plus 6ft in stock, e Plus 6ft
in stock hP»r»oie Id scrip. IPlur 8ft
In •«eek. k Paid last rear—no resuiar
rate, cn Accumulated dividends, o Plus
10ft In stock. o Paid this year—no resru
lar -ate. r Companies reported in receiver
ship or belns reorganised ’Stocks fuilr
Listed on tbe Curb Ixchanse: others are
dealt In es unlisted issues x Kx dividend
C. & N/^Cl^Defer
May 1 Interest on
4 3A Per Cent Issue
By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, April 17.—The Chi
cago Si Northwestern Railway Co. will
defer payment of interest due May 1
on its 4% per cent bonds, it was an
nounced today following a meeting of
the board. All other interest obliga
tions due in May and June and equip
ment trust maturities will be paid.
In connection with the deferment
of interest on the convertible 4%s,
Fred W. Sargent, president of the
system, said the management would
invoke the 60-day grace period allowed
under the Indenture.
He expressed the opinion that the
road would pay the interest on the
bonds before the expiration of the
grace period.
FEDERAL LAND BANKS
NEW YORK. April 17 OP).—Federal Land
Bank bonds:
(Quotations Vs of 2 o’clock.)
Bid. Asked.
fts May A Nov.. 1941-31. 100V* 1 <><>}«
4%s Jan.. 1966-36 . 102 102%
4%s Jam.. 1955-35 . 101% 101%
4%s J. & J.. 1953-33. 101V, 101%
4%s Jan.. 1943-33 . 101% 101%
4%. May. 1942-32 . 102% 102%
4%s Nov.. 1058-38 . 104% 105%
4%s May. 1957-37 . 104 104%
4%s Jan.. 1957-37 . 103% 104%
4%s July. 1050-38 . 102% 103%
4s May. 1058-38 . 104 104%
4s Nov.. 1957-37 . 103% 104%
4S July, 1046.44 . 106% 107%
3'/«» May. 1D65A6. 101 Vi 101 Vi
U. S. TREASURY NOTES.
tReported by Chat. D Barney & Co.)
Rata—Maturity. Bid. Offer.
3s June 15. 1935.1012-32 1014-32
l%s Auc. 15, 1935. 100 31-32 101 1-33
2%s Dec. 15. 1936. 102 102 2-32
2%S Apr. 15. 1936. 102 28-32 102 30-32
1 Vis June 15. 1936.1013-32 101 5-33
3%s Aue. 1. 1936. 103 30-32 104
1%S Sept. 15. 1936. 101 24-32 101 26-32
2%s Dec. 15. 1938.104 3-32 104 5-32
3s Peb. 15. 1937.104 21-32 104 23-38
3s Apr, 15. 1037. 104 29-32 104 31-32
3%s Sept. 15. 1937. 105 29-32 105 31-32
2%i Peb. 1. 1938.104 89-32 104 31-32
3s Mar. 15. 1938. 105 27-32 105 29-32
2%s June 15. 1938. 105 18-32 105 20-32
2%S Sept. 15. 1938. 104 17-32 104 18-32
2Vis June 15, 1939. 103 9-32 103 11-32
lHs Mar. 15. 1940. 101 11-32 101 13-32
UNION CARBIDE GAINS.
NEW YORK, April 17 OP).—J. J.
Ricks, president of the Union Car
bide & Carbon Co., told stockholders
at the annual meeting that business
was a little better In the first quarter
of this year than it was In the same
period of 1934. Directors were re
elected.
rtjbbebTftjtures.
NEW YORK. April 17 (Sb —Crude rub*
ber futures opened quiet. 4 to 9 lower
May. 11.70: July. U.€2a83: September.
11.98ft99« ,«
GIFFORD POINTS
TOA.T.&T.GAINS
Calls Outlook Encouraging
as Phones Continue to
Increase Steadily.
By the Associated Press,
NEW YORK. April 17.—Walter*®.
Gifford, president of the American
Telephone Ac Telegraph Co., told
stockholders at their annual meeting
today that the number of telephones
In use was showing a slow but con
tinuous growth and the business out
look was encouraging.
More than 300 stockholders attended
the meeting and one of the first ques
tions asked Gifford was the amount of
his salary. He replied that his annual
compensation was $206,250 and that
no bonuses were paid.
Questioned by another stockholder
regarding the agitation for lower rates,
he said in his 31 years in the tele
phone business he could not recall a
time when lower rates were not being
agitated.
"There is nothing particularly ab
normal about the telephone rate situ
ation today," he said. “The company
would like to make lower rates, and
when ways and means can be devised
they will be put into effect.”
He disclosed In response to further
questioning that A. T. Ac T. was giving
serious consideration to the question
of refunding Its bonds, and that
"something may be done.” If all Is
sues were placed on a 314 per cent
basis, however, he said, It would save
only 15 to 20 cents a share on the
outstanding stock, an amount Insuffi
cient fundamentally to affect dividend
policies.
Regarding the business outlook, he
added, “The Bell system Is now gain
ing stations in practically all sections
of the country. In the first two weeks
of April there was a net gain of 22,500
stations.”
Chicago Grain.
By the Associated Pres*.
CHICAGO. April 17—Unexpected
strength developed in com late to
day, and prices climbed to a new
high record aince January, but abrupt
ly reacted owing to wheat weakness.
May delivery of corn took the star
role as a result of focusing of trade
attention on unusual scantiness of
Chicago stocks of corn needed for
settlement of May contracts. Spread
ing operations in wheat between here
and Kansas City accounted largely for
wheat weakness.
WHEAT— Onen. High. Low Close.
May .1.02 1.02% 1.00% 1.00%-%
July ...1.01% i.oi% on1. no%-%
September. 1.02% 1.02% 1.00% 1.00%-%
CORN—
May . .88% .90% ,88% .99%-%
July .82% .84 % .82% .82%-%
September.. .78% .79% .77% .78-78%
OATS-—
May . .49% .50 .49% .49%
July .434. .43% .43 .43-43%
September.. .41% .41% .40% .40%
RYE—
May .HI .HI % H0% .80%
July .82% .83 .81% .81%-%
September . .84% .84% .63 .63
BARLEY—
May.72
July .87
LAREX
May - 12.82 12.82 12.75 12.75
July ... 12.92 12 02 12 77 12.80
September 12.95 12.95 12.82 12.82
BELLIES—
July .... 16 65 16.65
Chicago Cash Market.
Wheat. No. 2 hard, 1.10; No. 2 yel
low, 92; No. 3 white, 95%-96; oats,
sample grade, 4554; no rye; barley
feed, 50-70; malting, 58-1.05; timothy
seed. 16.80al9.00 cwt.; clover aeed,
15.00al8.25 cwt.
Liverpool Grain Prices.
LIVERPOOL. April 17 OPi.—Wheat fu
tures closed steady. Prev.
High Low close. Close.
May .803« .805* .80% .79%
July .83*4 .83% .83% .83
October . 8t;% .85% .85% .85%
Exchange. 4 84%.
Baltimore quotations.
BALTIMORE. April 17 *IP\.—(Close),
wheat. No 2. red Winter, garlicky, snot,
domestic. 99. April. 99.
New York Cotton
By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. April 17.—There was
a further reaction in cotton today.
Business was largely confined to near
month evening up and switching from
near to late deliveries. July was sell
ing around 11.54 in the midafternoon
market, with the general list showing
net declines of 12 to 13 points.
Trading continued quiet later In the
morning and except 'for further
switching from near to late months
there was no special feature. At
midday July, which sold off. 11.66 to
11.50, was ruling around 11.62. the
general market 4 to 6 points net
lower.
—
Liverpool Quotations.
LIVERPOOL. April 17 (/Pi. — Cotton.
1.000 bales. Including TOO American. Spot
Increased in demand, prices 1 point higher:
quotations is pence: American strict good
middling, 7.20: good middling. 6.01): strict
middling. 6.84: middling 6.69: strict low
middling. 6.54; iow middling. 6.29; strict
good ordinary 6.09; good ordinary. 5.79.
Futures closed quiet and steady. May.
6.40; July. 6.39; October. 6.16: December
6.12; January, 6.13; March, 6.13.
DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED
NEW YORK. April IT.—Dividends de
clared (prepared by the Standard Statistics
Corn.):
Resumed.
Pe- Stock of Pay
Rate. riod. record, able
Alien Indus.50c,. 5-20 6-1
Accumulated.
Miss P & Lt *6 cu pf...50e .. 4-16 5-1
Superior Port Ce A...27tkc .. 4-23 6-1
Increased,
Selby Shoe .50e Q 4-25 6-1
Stock.
Castle lAm) .5%.. 4-26 6-10
No Action Taken.
Raymond Cone Pile S3 pf.
Passed,
Judson Mills 7% Pf. A.
Regular.
Allen Indust Inc S3 Pi.76c Q 5-2
Allied Kid S6.50 pf.S1.62'2 Q 4-2
Bangor & Aroost RR.,.H2c Q 5-31
Bangor ft Aro RR of .SI.76 Q 5-31
Bane & Aroo RR nf.Sl.76 Q 5-31
Canadian converters.. 56c O 4-30
Castle lA Mi.50c Q 4-25
Cherry-Burreli Corn....25c e 4-20
Cherry-Bur Com Pf.$l.<5 Q 4-20
Consol Rendering pf....$2 Q 4-20
Electric Prod <Pa)....10c . 4-6
Fidellty-Phila .*4.50 Q
Hormel tOeo A) A Co..25c Q
Hormel iGeo A) & Co «r/r ^
pf A .$1.60 0
Lord & Tayl 1st pf..$1.50 Q
Moody's Investors Serv S3
par pref.76c Q
Nashua A Lowell RR... .S4 S
Nor Amer Oil Cons. . . ,25c ..
Pub Serv N J 6"r pf..60c M
Squibb (E R) A Sons..26c Q
Squibb (E R) & Sons
1st pf. . . ...$1.50 Q
W Va Pu & P 6% pf.Sl.50 Q
Life Savers.40c O
Liggett A Myers..... $1 g
Liggett & Myers B . . *1 Q
R H Macy.50c Q
REICHSBANK STATEMENT.
BERLIN. April 17 (/Ph—The Reichsbank
atatement as of April 16 shows the fol
’.owing changes in Reichsmarks. Gold and
bullion increased 15H.000: reserve in for
eign currencies Increased 13.000. bills of
exchange ind cheques decreaaed 11,618.
000: silver and other coins Increased 43.;
235.000; notes on other banks ^increased
2.801.000; adv;
investments de
assets Increased
culatton decreased .——J jrva nnn.
turing obligations incretsed 64,&43,000,
other liabilities decreased
Total gold holdings. 81.013.000.
Note coverage. 2.44 per cent.
Rate of discount. 4 per cent.
NEW YORK BAR SILVER.
NEW YORK, April 17 (JP.—Bar sil
ver barely steady, *4 lower at 67.
Total 5.2 Per Cent Above
Week Ago and 5.1 Ahead
of 1934 Level.
- f ■■ -
By ths Associated Press.
NEW YORK, April 17.—Electric
power production for the week ended
April 13 was reported today by the
Edison Electric Institute at 5.1 per
cent above the corresponding period
of 1934. The gain for the week ended
April 6 over 1934 was 5.3 per cent.
Total output was 1,735,353,000 kilo
watt hours last week, compared*with
1,700,334,000 in the week preceding, a
gain of 1.5 per cent. The largest sec
tional gain was made In Rocky Moun
tain States, where output was 17.8
per cent greater last week than the
corresponding week of 1934.
There was a 2.1 per cent gain in
New England, 7.8 per cent In Middle
Atlantic States, 7.4 per cent In Cen
tral Industrial, 7.0 per cent In West
Central and 7.2 per cent in Southern
States. A lotas of 10.1 per cent from
the previous year was recorded on
the Pacific Coast.
t *
FOREIGN EXCHANGES.
new YORK. April 17 opi.— Foreign ex
change gggy; Oreat Britain In dollars,
others In cents. Oreat Britain, demand.
4.86%: cables. 4.86%: no-day bills. 4.84%:
Franee. demand, 0.50%: cables. 0.50%;
Italy, demand, 8.00; cables. 8.30.
Demands—Belgium. 16.03; Germany.
40.28; Holland. 87.48 Norway. 24.38:
Sweden. 25.02; Denmark. 21.87: Finland.
0.16; Bwitterland. 32.38; Spain, 13.87;
Portugal. 4.42%; Qreece. 03%; Poland,
18 88: Cieehoslovakla. 4.18%; Yugoslavia.
2.28%; Austria. lA.83n; Hungary. 20.8On;
Rumania. 1.01: Argentina, 32.33n; Brasil.
8.59n; Toklo. 28.83: Shanghai. 39.70;
Hongkong. 52.06; Mexico City (silver peso),
28.00; Montreal In New York. 08.0l*«;
New York in Montreal. 100.31%.
n—Nominal.
MONEY MARKET.
NEW YORK. April 17 uPi —Call money
easy; high. %: low, %; ruling rate. %;
last. % per cent. Time loans steady: 80
days-H months. % per cent. Prime com
mercial paper %. Bankers’ acceptances
uncharged Rediscount rate. New York
Reserve Bank. 1% per cent.
PARIS EXCHANGE RATES.
PARIS. April 17 (4»i.—Three per cent
rentes. 77 francs 76 centimes; 4% per cent
rentes, 8P.00.
Exchange on London. 73.58. The dollar
was quoted at 16.18%.
SEE GRAND CANYON FROM THE AIR
—Leave Washington 10:40 p.m. NEW DAY
LIGHT FLIGHT —Leave Washington 9:10 am.
OVERNIGHT—Leave Washington 6:00 p.m. DOUGLAS
LUXURY PLANES ALL THE WAY.
808 15th St. N.W. Telephone Nat. 1451
I I
U. S. TREASURY POSITION.
By the Associated Press.
The position of the Treasury on April
16 was: Receipts, 617.387.170: expendi
tures. •101.906.043; balance. $2,344.
626.486; customs receipts lot the month.
$17,229,086.
Receipts for the flseal year (since July
1). <3,008.132,667: expenditures. 66.327.
646.273 (tnefudine 62 728.747,707 of
emergency expenditures); excess of ex
pendftureSj ^^819,4137706; sold assets.
* Receipts for April 14. 1934 (comparable
date last year), 64.276.174: expenditures.
*14,67..789; net balance. »4.<M0,litt4.8SPi
customs receipts for the month iio.124.
2Sfvr?c*,Bt» ,or th* ®*««1 rear *2.412!- •
"81.906; expenditures. *5.170.71X 45*
Mncludlm *3.095.9.14.170 of emereener
expenditures!: excess of expenditures
*2757,829.662; fold assets. *7739.101.
_,_ , .’ I
MONTREAL SILVER.
MONTREAL April 17 OF).—Silver fu
tures opened easier. Max. 66.*6b: Julx,
07*5b; September, 68.36b; December.
BO. 36b. b—Bid.
Economical! *
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FERS BUDWEISER...
WEBSTER’S
DICTIONARY
DEFINES IT
and its taste tells
you why
BUDWEISER must be famous indeed
to be chosen from all American beers
for mention in Webster’s New Inter
national Dictionary, just published.
You’ll find it on Page 349.
Here is just another distinction for
the fine beer that has won medal after
medal at world’s fairs for more than
half a century. Bohemia, in 1903,
officially adjudged BUDWEISER the
finest bottled beer on Earth, better
even than native brews. France, as
early as 1882, conceded BUDWEISER’s
superiority. The following is from the
Paris Gazette:—
“ The most surprising triumph for
an American product at the Paris
Exhibition was the success of the
Anheuser-Busch Brewing Asso
ciation, of St. Louis, which
eclipsed world-renowned English
brewers, as well as hundreds of
rivals from Austria and Bavaria.
It is not surprising that a great
sensation was produced when it
was understood that the experts
reluctantly pronounced the St.
Louis beer *superior to any malt
liquor ever drunk upon the con
tinent,* and that all Paris is now
seeking to quaff the American
nectar.**
ANHEUSER-BUSCH • ST. LOUIS
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he sure you yet the genuine
VISITORS INVITED TO INSPECT OUR PLANT
Budweiser
EVERYWHERE
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