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BANKERS TO LEAVE
FOB D. C. SESSION
More Than 200 With Guests
Ready to Depart for
White Sulphur.
BY EDWARD C. STONE.
More than 200 Washington bankers
and their guests will leave the Capital
at 5:30 o'clock this afternoon aboard
a Chesapeake & Ohio special train
bound for White
Sulphur Springs,
W. Va., where
the eighteenth
annual conven
tion of the Dis
trict Bankers' As
sociation will
open tomorrow at
5:30 o’clock and
continue for the
rest of the week.
Charles H. Do
ing. president of
the association,
will call the con
vention to order ckKr|(, H Dolnt.
end present his
report covering the year’s work.
Greetings from the American Bank
ers’ Association will be presented by
Robert V. Fleming, who is head of
the A. B. A. and also a member of
the local association.
The first guest speaker will be J.
Harvie Wilkinson, vice president,
6tate-Planters Bank & Trust Co.,
Richmond, Va„ "Bonds in a Bank’s
Portfolio" being his subject. The
next speaker will be Charles H. Mc
Comas of Fidelity & Deposit Co. of
Maryland.
Trade Report on Program.
One of the most important reports
will be presented by the chairman of
the committee on commercial trade
activities, Norman E. Towson, Wash
ington Loan St Trust Co. Another will
fover Treasury relations, the chairman
being Lanier P. McLachlen, president
of the McLachlen Banking Corp.
The clergyman opening the day's
session with an invocation will be
Right Rev. Arthur C. Thomson, bishop
of Southern Virginia. The first day’s
program also includes the appoint
ment of Nominating and Resolutions
Committees and the selection of a
Nominating Committee to name vice
presidents for the four divisions of
the A. B. A. The retiring vice presi
dents are William V. Simmons, na
tional bank division; S. Wilson Earn
ihaw, savings bank; A. Scott Offutt,
States bank, and T. Stanley Holland,
trust company.
With Karl W. Corby, first vice pres
ident, presiding, the second day's pro
gram will open with an address on
^The Greatest Safe Deposit Hazard,”
by Albert F. Fisher, Riggs National,
who Is chairman of the association’s
safe deposit section. David Bomet,
vice president National Savings &
Trust Co., will report as chairman of
the fiduciaries section.
Minor convention xopios.
G. B. Craighill, Washington attor
ney, will speak on “Foreclosure Pro
cedure in the District of Columbia.”
Another speaker will be J. Howard
Ardrey, Government official, who will
explain “How Banks May Profit Un
der the Federal Housing Administra
tion.” "Development of the Educa
tional Program of the American Insti
tute of Banking.” has been assigned
to J. Earle McGeary who has been
president of Washington Chapter dur
ing the last year.
The winning essay In the institute’s
annual contest will be read by Roland
T. Oarr, Riggs National, who won first
place. The credit bureau report by
Chairman James C. Dulin, Jr., treas
urer, American Security * Trust Co.,
also is on the second day's program.
The Saturday session will open with
a report from the auditors' section by
Chairman James D. Barrett, American
Security & Trust. Thomas J. Groom,
second vice president, will be in the
chair and introduce another guest
speaker, Adolph C. Miller, former
member of the Federal Reserve Board.
Reports are due from all the stand
ing committees of the association. The
association will recess and elect offi
cers for the organization to serve for
the district in the A. B. A. during
the coming year. The final event on
the day’s proceedings will be the elec
ton and installation of officers, with
Mr. Corby slated to succeed Mr.
Doing as president.
B. St O. Net Improves.
An Interesting study in railroad
earnings trends is found in the Balti
more & Ohio monthly report, which
shows net operating income in April
at $2,636,471, compared with only
$979,873 for the same 1935 month.
Total railway operating revenues
reached $13,568,619, against $10,753,
417 for April, 1935, while operating
expenses totaled $9,783,682, against
$8,718,726 in the 1935 month. De
ductions for tax accruals, equipment,
rent, etc., climbed from $1,054,818 to
$1,148,466.
In the first four months of this
year net operating income showed a
decline to $7,163,399, against 87,276,
371 In the same period a year ago.
Total operating revenue! climbed lrom
$45,015,818 to $50,842,024, but operat
ing expenses also rose from $33,668,
819 to $39,249,701. Deductions for tax
accruals, equipment, rent, etc,. In
creased from $4,070,628 to $4,428,924.
It appears from the report that gains
In operating revenues are continuing.
While the increase in operating ex
panses, including flood repairs and
replacements, has been checked.
In the meantime, the B. St O. is con
tinuing its extensive improvement pro
gram. Plans authorizing the air-con
ditining of 57 more passenger cars will
be well on its way to completion on
June 1, when the reduced passenger
jarea Decome enecuve.
It will give the B. & O. and its West
ern affiliate, the Alton, 480 air-con
dltloned cars to meet the anticipated
heavy demands of the vacation season.
Trading on D. C. Exchange.
' La ns ton Monotype attracted atten
tion on the Washington exchange to
day, with 19 shares changing hands
at 80 In four deals. After the call
81,000 of Chesapeake & Potomac Tele
phone of Virginia 5s moved at 107.
Seven shares of Potomac Electric Pow
er ( per cent preferred were traded at
109. Another share of Lanston Mono
type was sold at 80.
Farm Loan Loss Small.
The Federal land banks and Fed
eral intermediate credit banks are
educating the farmer not to borrow
more than he can pay, Charles R.
Dunn, fiscal agent for those Federal
Institutions, said yesterday before the
luncheon of the Philadelphia Associa
tion of Security Salesman.
Of $2,700,000,000 of loans, losses
of the system have been only 0.38 per
cent, he said.
Suffolk County, Va„ will receive
bids June 22 on 8100,000 refunding
bonds at not exceeding 3% per cent,
dated July 1, 1936, and due 1937
1968.
A
TRANSACTIONS ON THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
By Private Wive Direct la Tbe Mar.
Prev. 1930 Stock ana Salee— ""
High. Low Dividend Rate. Add 00. BKh. Low. Cloee.Chge.
74% 69 AomeSteel ltl%>.. 8 62 61% 62 +1
13% 9% Adama ICxp lal8c>. 10 11% 11% 11% + J*
35% 22% Adama MU11a<a76o) 4 23% 23% 23% + %
28 22% Addresrgraph «0e- 8 26 26 26 + %
21% 1% Advaoca Rumley__ 2 2% 2% 2%
61% 68 Air Reduction .... 6 60% 60% 60%
6% 2 Air- Way glee Appl. 1 3% 3% 3% - %
17% 18% Alaska Job «t«0c>_ 3 13% 13% 13%
4% 2% Alls* Corp (4)_ 83 8% 3 3% + %
30% 12% Alleg pt w*30w(d)_ 7 22 21% 21% - %
45% 27 Alleg prpt(tf)-- 4 83% 82% 33 + %
39% 30 Alleg Steel <11.__ 5 81 31 31
208 157 Allied Chem 16)- 10 197 194% 197 +4
28% 23% Allied Mills <l)-_ « 26 24% 25 + %
9% 6% Allied Stores ...... 40 9% 9% 9% — %
60% 36% Allts-Chalmere-- 17 46% 44% 44% - %
28% 19% Alpha Port Omt<l>. 1 23% 23% 23%
47% 34 Amal Leath pt («). 4 43 42 42% + %
63% 50 Am An Cbm Dellll. 2 50% 50 60% + %
65% 42% Am BarS N ia60e> 10 46 45 45 - %
130% 124 Am Brake Sh pf 614 10s 126% 126% 123%
134% 115% Am Cat (t4l .. 13 130% 129% 129% + %
41 30 Am Car A Foundry. 20 36% 35 36% — %
73% 57% Am Car A Fdry pf._ 12 65% 65 65 + %
68% 31 Am Chain _ 4 61% 61% 51%+ %
95% 87% Am Chicle (4)_ 3 89% 89 89%+%
32% 22% Am Cornel Alcohol.. 10 23 22% 22% - %
24% 16% Am Crystal Suear.. 22 22% 22% 22%+ %
6 3% Am Encaua Tiling.. 2 4% 4% 4% — %
9% 6% Am A Foreign Pwr. 26 7% 7% 7% - %
43 29% Am A For Pw $7 of- 3 84% 34 34%
18% 12 Am A For Pw 2d pf. 6 14% 14% 14%
18V* 13 Am Hawaiian (1).. 1 16 16 16
8% 5% Am Hide A Leather. 6 6 6 6
41% 37 Am Home Pr 11.40). 2 40 40 40 + %
4% 3 Am Ice _ 8 3% 3% 3%
24 17% Am Ice pf <!)..._ 1 19 19 19 - %
13% 9% Am International_ 12 10% 10% 10% — %
36% 23% Am Locomotive .. 19 28% 27% 27% - %
95% 66 Am Locomotive pf.. 4 76% 75 75
' 29% 21 Am Mch A F (80c) 3 24% 24 24%+ %
15 10 Am MachAMet alOo 13 12% 12 12'
ocv. o7 &_ n.i.a n om. 0*7a,: om i 11
13k 7k Am Power A Light. 184 Ilk 11 Ilk
52k 36k Am PAL 15 of (144) 13 61k 48k 60 +1
60k 43 Am PAL tt pffl Vt) 16 59k 56k 5844 + lk
27k 18k Am Radiator 56 2044 19k 20
34 25k Am Rolling M( 1.20) 48 27k 26k 27k + H
27 18 Am Seating vtc 2 20k 20 20k + k
91k 56k Am SmARef (aSOc). 14 78k 77k 78-1-44
33k 20k Am Steel Foundry.. 22 29k 29 29 - k
36 26k Am Stores <*)_ 3 26k 26k 26k + 4*
61k 48k Am Sugar (2)_ 11 56 55k 56
141k 129 Am Sugar pf (7).... 2 137 137 137
26k 20k Am Sumatra Tob tl. 3 23 22k 23+4*
178 149k Am Tel A Teleg (9). 24 166 166 165 - k
102k 87 Am Tobaoco (6)_ 3 9244 92 92 -1
104 88k Am Tobacco B (6) . 9 92k 92k 92H
Ilk 9k Am Type Foun new 7 11 10k 11 — 44
25V* 19k Am Water Works .. 85 22k 224* 2244 — k
Ilk 7k Am Woolen .. 9 8k 84. 8k + k
70k 64k Am Woolen pf (}2). 17 61 69 60k +2k
2 k Am Writ Paper (d). 1 k k k + k
7k 3k Am Zinc A Lead . 6 4k 4 4 + k
32k 24 Am Zinc A Ld pr pf. 1 26 26 26 4 2
39k 28 Anaconda C(a26c).. 101 34k 34 3444 - 44
26k 15k Anchor Cap 1800 .. 1 20k 20k 20k- 44
50 37 Archer-Dan-Mid tl. 3 37k 37k 37k - 44
7k 4k Armour (Illinois).. 19 5 4k 4k
62k 474* Armstrong C (lk)_ 9 63k 62k 63k +144
15 7k Arnold Constsb 60o. 3 12 Ilk 1 lk + k
22k 844 Artlooro Corp__ 3 15k 15k 15k — 44
17k 12k Asso Dry Goods — 21 16k 164* 16k + H
86k 59 Atch ToAS Feib*).. 37 73 71k 71k -1
10444 90k Atch ToAS Fe pf (6) 4 100k 10044 100k -144
35k 21k Atlantlo Coast Line 20 26k 25k 26
16k 11 Atl Gulf A Wind 850* 15k 13k 15k -43k
18k 13k Atl Gulf&W Ind pf. ,11 20 17 20 +3k
35k 27k Atlantlo Ref (11 14 28k 27k 27k-1
112k 111k Atlantic Ref pf (4). 2 112k 112k 112k + 44
73 48 Atlas Powdsr (f2)„ 1 59k 69k 69k + k
54k 27k Auburn Auto__ 16 31k 30k 30k + k
10k 6k Austin Nichols_ 2 6k 6k 6k
7k 4k Aviation CorptDel) 13 5k 5k 6k
6k 3 Baldwin Loco (O) 100 3k 3k 3k + 44
3k 2k Baldwin Loasd (d) 1 3k 3k 3k -b 4*
54k 29k Baldwin Loco pftd) 24 42 40k 41k +1
24V* 15k Baltimore A Ohio . 86 18k 18k 18k + 44
34V* 21 BaltlmoraAOh pf 11 264* 254* 25%
117k 112k Bang A Aroospf(7) 40s 115 114k 115 +k
20k 134* Barker Brothers_ 2 15k 15 15 — k
102 82V* Barker Bros pf_ 80s 92 91k 91k + k
20 144* Barnsdsll Itfioel . 14 16k 16k 16k - 4*
18k 1744 Bayuk Cgrs(75c) n. 7 18k 18k 18k
26 18 Beatrice Cretb&uo). 2 22k 22k 22k - k
90k 85 Beech-Nut P (tS»_ 2 91 91 91 +1
16V* 13k Beldlng-Hem (11... 1 14 14 14-44
31k 21k Bendlx Avlatlon(l). 40 28k 27k 28-44
24k 20 Beneficial Loitlk) 15 21k 204* 20k
57k 48 Best & Co 02) 4 54 53 53k + k
63k 45k Bethlehem Steel.._ 100 53k 51k 62k + k
19 16k Beth Steel 6% (1). . 4 17k 17k 17k - k
1204 110 Heth steel / 7. pri .) nil* 1134 114 + 4
48 23 Bigelow-San <a50c) 1 34% 34% 34% + %
204 14% Blaw-Knox <a2Uc).. 4 16% 164 164 - 4
264 167* Boeing Airplane .. 24 204 194 194 - 4
634 467* Bohn Alum A Brill 11 48% 48 484 + %
45 39% Bon Ami (B) (24) 20a 40% 40% 40% + 4
304 25% Borden Co • 1 601 _ 22 284 284 28%
834 64 Borg- Warner (l>.8 74% 73% 74+4
187* 131* Brldgep't Brass 40e 4 144 14% 144 - 4
644 434 Brtggs Mfg < t2) — 28 484 47% 48 -%
69 48 Briggs A Strat <31_ 1 64 64 64 +1
484 41 Bristol My era It*) _ 1 43% 43% 43% +14
504 404 Bklyn-Man Tr <8>.. 7 474 464 464 -14
104 97% Bklyn-Man T pflS). 1 1034 1034 10374 - 4
124 44 Bklvn A Queens .. 1 84 84 84
514 334 BklynftQpf (S3)_ 2 391, 394 394 +4
564 444 Bklyn Un Gas • *>._ 6 464 46 464 + 4
65% 50 Brown Shoe (81 ... 2 514 614 514
13 84 Brunswick-Balk*— 7 9 8%. 9 + %
144 84 Bucyrua-Erl* _ 2 11 11 11
157* 94 Budd (EG) Mfg 70 154 154 154 -4
3% 24 Budd Mf lpd.JulyU 1 34 34 34 - 4
114 85 Budd (EG) Mfg pf 2 1094 1094 1094 -14
14 8% Rudd Wheel 101 114 104 114 + %
314 20% Bullard Co (a25e)._ 6 26 25% 26+4
334 25 Burr Ad MehitCue) 9 264 26 26 —4
244 144 Bush Term B pf cod 60s 17 164 164 -1%
6% 2% Butt* Copperft7,lne 3 44 44 44 +4
254 164 Byers <A M) _ 12 184 184 184 +4
74 564 Bvara (A Ml of ... SO* 674 664 574 +1
25% 22 Byron Jackson (1). 17 25% 24% 26+4
37% 304 California Pkgll4) 1 314 314 314
14 % Callahan 7,lne . 2 7* 4 4—4
’ 14 6 Calumet&Hec a25o. 25 114 104 104 + 4
404 30 Campbell Wy <tl)_ 9 334 32 32 — 4
164 10% Canada Dry G A 11 12% 124 124 —4
16 104 Canadian Pacific— 81 12% 124 12%
524 45% Cap Adm pf A <I>-_ (0s 50 50 50
9% 6% Carriers ft Gsn S0e. 8 74 74 74
172% 924 Cass (J 1) Co 11 162 160 160 -14
79 54% Caterpillar Trsc(2). IS 76 74 74 - %
324 21% Celanese Corp a60e. 61 23% 224 23 +4
314 19 Celotex Corp -. 2 254 25 254 +1%
714 54 Celotex Corp pf ... 230s 614 58 594 +14
354 25% Cent Agulr* (tl4). 2 28% 284 28% + 4
58 47% Cerrode Pasco («).. 11 56 54% 65
194 124 Csrtaln-taad Prod 6 13% 134 134
994 804 Certain-teed Pr pf 350* 96 94% 94% — 4
21 194 Champ Pap* F (1) 1 19% 19% 19%
1044 101 Champion Pa pf i<) 40* 1034 103 1034 + 4
61 51 Ches ft Ohio IX.SO) 24 574 57 574 - 4
744 59 Chesapeake Corp(S) 6 65% 65 654 +%
34 14 Chi ft Bast 111 (d) .. 1 1% 1% 1% + 4
64 27* Chi ft East 111 pf(d) 2 84 34 34 +4
84 4 Chi Grt W of id) 2 5% 54 5% + 4
31% 25% Chi Mall Order tl 4. 3 297* 29% 297* + 4
24 14 Chi Mil StPftP Id) 2 1% 1% 1% + 4
54 24 Chi M StPftP of Id) 4 3% 34 34
47* 24 Chi ft N W Id) _ 5 3 3 8
124 6% Chi ft N W pf (d>— 2 84 7% 84+4
204 124 Cbi Pneumatic Tool 3 144 144 144
56 40% Chi Pneu Tool pf... 1 454 454 454 -%
3 14 Chi R I ft Pao Id) .. 3 1% 1% 1%
74 34 Chi R l*P 6* pfld) 7 44 44 44 +4
8 34 Chi K lftP7% pfld) 1 4% 4% ‘4% + %
304 204 Chlckasha CO (8).. 2 21% 214 214+14
11% 7 Childs Co _ 18 8 8
1034 864 Chrysler Corp («).. 157 98 96% 97 —4
864 724 City leeftF pf 164) 20s 81 804 804 +%
7% 4% City Store* ... 3 6% 6% 6% + 4
401* £0*4 v.iar* Buiipowi.. o ira oon oov* ■+■ wi
46 36 Cle* Graph Br Itl). 4 38% 38% 38% - %
70% 48 duett Peabody (1). 2 54 53 64 42
07% 84 Coca-Cola <Z) — 44 99% 97% 97% - %
20% 13% Colaate-P-P <60e>_ 28 14% 14 14 - %
106% 102% Colgate P Pot «•>-. 1 104% 104% 104%
51% 39% Collins ft Aik (2)— 21 44% 43% 44% 4 %
24% 8% Colonial Beacon . 430* 18% 16 17 41
9% 3% Colo Fuel ft Ir <d).. 18 5% 5% 6% 4 %
49 24 Colo P ft I pf <d)— 300s 29 26 26% 4 %
36% 21% Colo ft South 350e 34% 33% 34 4 %
37% 19% Colo A South iat pf 60s 29% 28% 28% - %
21% 14 Columb Q&ElafOe) 109 19% 19 19% - %
102 90% Col GAEpt 4 III. 2 101% 100% 101 41%
93 80% ColGft B pf (i).... 10s 90 90 90 41
45% 81 Colun Piet eteltl). 2 33 33 33 4 %
51% 42% Columb Pic pf (2%). 1 42% 42% 42%
61% 44 Cornel Credit • *%• 89 60% 60 60 — %
82% 65 Cornel tnvTrt3.68. 10 80% 79% 79%-%
110% 97 Cornel In T pf(4%) 7 106% 106% 106% — %
24% 16% Cornel Sol* <aoci . 56 16% 16% 16%-%
6% 2% Come ft Southern . 176 3% 3% 3% 4 %
82 59% Com* ft Sou ol ID- 2 70% 70% 70% — %
44% 34 Congoleutn-N 1.60 8 34% 34% 34% — %
20 10 Coon R ft L, _ 1040s 14% 13% 14 41%
33% 19 Conn R ft L pf 170s 28% 24% 28 48
4% 2% Con* Coal (Del) etc 1 2% 2% 2%
20% 16% ConC'l (Del) Ttepf 200s 18 17% 18 41%
38% 27% Consol Edls N t(l) 118 83% 32% 32% - %
108% 102 Conaol Ed NT of<() 2 106% 106% 106% + %
7% 4% Conaol Film 16 5 5
20% 15% Consol Film pf <fi; 4 16% 16% 16%—%
6% 3% Consol Laundries.. 4 4% 4% 4%
15V* llVi Conaol OlHalleJL- 61 12V4 12 12
1% % Conaol Textile <d)„ 19 % % %
26% 15% Cootalner Corp 17 17% 16% 16%-1%
19% 10% Conti BaktnB iAC. 4 14% 14 14 - %
2% 1% Conti Bakina t B) 8 1% 1% 1%
87% 67% Conti Can (3)_ 37 76% 76 75 - %
24% 18 Cont'l Dta F ikSOe). 6 19% 18% 18% - %
46 35% Conti inaur ttl.30>. 2 89 39 39
4 2% Conti llotora ... 11 2% 2% 2% 4 %
38% 29 Conti Oil of DaKl) 19 30% 29% 294%-%
46 29 Conti Steel Corp(2) 3 82% 32 82 - %
69 56% Corn Bx BkftlT <!). 60s 60% 60% 60% 4 %
78% 68% Corn Prod Ref (8).. 12 78% 77% 78 - %
7% 4% Coty laa — 1 8 6 6
*7% 16% Crosier X*d<aMe>. 12 M% M M >M
A
Prav. 1838 Stock end Sales— DM
Blah. Low. Dividend Bata. AM 00. Blah. Low. Close.Oh a*
63% 4334 Crown UA8 ill._ 7 62% 62 62%-%
10% 7% Crown Salleb’k rto. 6 8% 8% 8% - %
41 28 Crudblo StMl_ • 88% 83% 82% + %
2% 1% Cuba Co. 2 1% 1% 1% - %
14% 6% Cuban-Am Sugar.— 8 11% 11 11
102 63% Cuban-Am Bug pf— 30a 96 96 96
24% 18 Curtis Publishing— • 18% 18% 18% 4 %
104 - 99% Curtis Pub pf If)_ 1 103% 103% 108% + %
9% 4 Curtiss Wright- 76 6% 6% 6%
21% 10% Curtiss Wlight A_ 42 15% 16% 16%
66 43% Cutler-Ham <tl)_ 7 63 62% 68+34
89% 52 DasraACO ... 40 79% 77% 78 + %
26 19% Dalasi* Wam-O tSOo 8 233* 28% 23% - %
62 363* Dalswara A Hudson 27 42% 41% 41%—%
28% 14% Dal Lack A Waat_ 83 17% 16% 1634
934 43* Den&RlotiW pt Id). 2 6% 6 6% + %
153 128 Detroit Edison 141.. 2 140 140 140
68 42 DsvoeARsylA) (I). 1 62% 62% 62% + %
40% 83% Diamond Mteb tl% 1 863* 86% 363*+%
3434 18% Dlst Corn 8sag Ltd. 7 24 23 23% - %
59% 41% Doms Mlnaa (♦*)_ 14 66*4 66% 66% +1
11% 734 Domtnlsn Stores.— 1 8% 8% 8% +%
75»» 5034 Douglass Air.- 29 68% 67% 67% - %
37 29 Dreassr A <bl %).— 1 33 83 33
18% 13 Drasssr Mfg B .... 1 14 14 14 +1
HV* 6 Dunhlll lnternat’1— 2 6 6 6 — %
18% 13% DuplanSIlk (11 .. 1 14 14 14 + %
163 133 Dupont da N t3.60.. 9 144 143% 144 + %
133% 129 Du Pont deb 1«J — 8 129% 1293* 129%
9% 6% Eastern Roll ifljlg.. 8 7 8% 6% + %
170% 156 Eastman Kod <t8).. 9 161% 161 161
37 28% Eaton Mfg (2)_ 8 32% 82% 82%+%
9% 6% Eltlngton-Schld_ 4 7% 73* 7%
44% 30% Else Auto L «1.20)_ 20 36% 86 36 - %
1734 10 Electrle Boat _ 24 12% 12% 12% - %
7% 5% ElecAMua lnlbJ40) 6 6 6 6 -%
16% 6% Else Pw A Lt - 268 16 16% 16 + %
66 29% Else Pw A Lt IS pf. 22 66 64% 66% - %
1\u 50*. Pa A Lt 11 tif 49 71% 69% 70%—%
65% 44% Elec Stor Bat It2>.. 4 45% 45 45
3% 1% Elk Horn C of id) 2 1% 1% 1H
15 7% Engineers Pub Sin) 1 14 14 14
71% 45% Ens PubSvc»5 pt . I 70% 70% 70%+1%
78 55 Eng Pub Etc 14 pf— 1 78% 78% 78% +3%
7% 5% Eault Office Bldg_ 2 «H 6% 6% — %
17% 11 Erie H R 11 13% 13 18%+%
27% 16 Erie RR 1st pf—- 24 20% 19% 20 +%
19 11% Erie R R 2d pf — 3 13% 13% 13%+%
15% 12 Eureka Vac CHOe). 1 13% 13% 13%
40% 29 Evans Products (1) 7 31% 31% 81%-%
8% 4% Exchanae Buffet_ 1 6% 5% 5% + %
5% 2% Fairbanks Co_40O» 3% 3 3% + %
18% 8% Fairbanks Co pf_ 110a 13% 13% 13%+%
53% 34% Fairbanks Morse .. 6 48% 48% 48% - %
41% 31% Fajardo Sugar (2).. * 87% 87% 87% - %
97 84 Fed LtATrpf («».. 10a 92% 82% 92%+1
12% 7% Fed Motor TlalOc). 6 9% • 9% 9%
5% 3 Fed Sere* Works_ 2 3% 3% 3%
4% 2% Fed Water 8to «A)_ 5 3% 8% 3% — %
25% 20% Fad'd Dept Strsll)- 6 26 25% 25%
49% 38 Fid Phoe F lltl im. 4 40 3#% 40 + M
33% 24% Ftraaton# TAR 1 SO. 10 28% 28 28%+%
104% 100% Firestone pf A *•)-. 2 104% 104 104 - %
48% 40 First Net Strs(2H>- 14 45% 45% 45%+%
11% 4% Follanebee Bros id) 19 8% 7% 8% + %
38% 24% Foster-Wheeler . 13 29% 28% 28% +1
127 105 Foster-Wheeler pf. 10a 107 107 107 +2
38 30% Fourth N1 *w a76o. 1 31% 31% 81% + %
35% 27% Freaport-Tesas 111 3 29% 29 29%+1
135 119 Freeport-Te* pf l«) 80* 119% 119 119 -2
75 47% Fuller Co pr pf_ 20» 68% 68% 68%+ %
63% 31% Fuller Co 2d pt-— 10» 34 34 84 -1
6% 3% Gabriel Co IA)- 2 6% 6% 5% + %
12% 8% Gen Am Investors - 1 9% 9% 9% + %
63 42% Gen Am Trenail %) 11 48% 48% 48%+ %
34% 22 Gen Asphalt I bSBc). 3 26% 26 26 - %
14% 10% Gen Baking (S0o)— 1 11% 11% 11% + %
11% 7% Gen Bronx# 4 8 8 8
15% 5% Gen Cable —« 10% 10 10%+%
33% 17 Gen Cable (A)- 1 24 24 24 - M
58% 63% GenCIgtr (t4)-2 5«'i 56% 66%-%
41% 34% Gen aiectrte (1)— 87 38% 37% 37%+%
39% 33% Gen Foode 11.10)_ 36 38% 38% 38%-%
4% % GenOas A D <A> . 7 2% 2 2
48 14 Gen GAB 6«ev pf A 10s 80% 80 30% +4*.
70% 59*. Gen Mtlla 13> ... 2 64% 64% 64% + %
120% 117% Gen Mills of IS)_ 10O« 119% 119 119
•71 53% Gen Motors Its)... 223 63% 62% 62%-’*
122 118 Gen Motor* pf (»)-. 3 120% 120% 120% + M
8% 5% Gen Outdoor Ad? .. 8 7% 7% 7% + '4
33% 18% Gen Outdoor Adv A. 7 32% 81% 32%+ %
6% 3% Gen Public 8erv1ce. 14 4 4
50 32% Gen Ry Signal ID— 1 39 39 39 +1
3% 2 Gen Realty A OU1— 2 2% 2% 2% + W
44% 33% Gen Refrac (1)- 7 36 35% 35%
60% 82% Gen Stl Casting pf.. 30* 38% 37% 37%
18% 15% Gillette 8af Rail 1) 2 16 16% 15% + M
90 82 GUIetttS R pf 16).. 1 82 82 82
11% 6% Olmbal Bros 144 1114.10% 11
86% 69 Gtmbel Bros pf 1*2) 4 82 81 82 + lti
55% 44% Glldden Co 13) 10 46% 46 46%+ V,
A U Glldden rtsJunel! 221 % 4 4 — A
114% 105% Glldden Co or pf 171 430* 106 106 106 — *i
7% 3% Gobal • Adolf). 2 4% 4% 4*4
10% 7 Goebel Br* Cl tIOc) 1 8% 8% 8%
21% 15% Gold Dust 11.90)... 25 16% 15% 15** - A
23% 13% Goodrich IB ri ... 87 20% 20 20% - V
98% 78 Goodrich IB FI pf— 2 91 90% 91 +11
31% 21% Goodyear TAR- 40 26% 24% 25% + A
99*. 87 Goodyear ST pf 14). 1 94 94 94 + M
12% 8% Gotham Silk Hesa . 11 9% 9% 9% + A
95 77 Gotha Silk H pf (7). 20* 95 95 95 + M
44 24 Graham-Paisa 82 24 24 24
114 3 Granby Coni (atpd). 4 34 34 34
64 34 Grand Onion ctfs. - 8 34 84 34
354 25 Granite City Stl M> 2 28 28 28 +4)
334 284 Grant IW T) 0.40) 4 314 30% 304 - V
44 324 Grt Northern pf . 121 404 89 394 - M
3 14 Grt Nor By .June 1 544 2 4 24 24
204 16 Grt North’n Orel 1) 1 174 174 174 + V
39 31 Grt West Sus <X 40> 10 364 36 364 +1
1454 136 Grt West Sug pf(7) 100* 145 144 145 +1
284 22 Green* HLiCo 4*1 > 5 244 24 244 + V
804 48% Greyhound C’p 3.20 12 58% 58 584 + V
48 284 Gulf Statea Steel... 1 35 35 35
214 14 Hamilton Watch .. 1 15 15 15 + V
414 304 Harbtson Walkltl). 1 334 334 334 -IV
9 44 Have* Body _ 2 54 54 64
35% 254 Hercules Motor (1). 7 304 304 804 - V
1054 84 Hercules PwdrftX). 9 94 90 94 +6
80 73 Hershey Choc <X).. 2 74 74 74 +1
444 304 Holland Furnace — 2 354 354 364 + %
12 9 Holland * Son (60c) 2 11 104 11
17 194 Holly Sugar (1)- 16 324 824 824 - V
444 40 Houd-Hersb A(IH> 3 404 404 404
X3 224 Houd-Hera (B)1H- 83 244 24 24 - %
124 64 Houston Oil etc_ 21 84 84 84 + %
674 484 Howe 8ound (tX)— 8 614 604 604 -IV
64 34 Hudson A Manhat.. 14 4 4
194 134 Hudson Motor Car— 11 '144 144 144 - V
34 1 Hupp Motors- 11 24 24 24 + V
284 184 Illinois Central 78 214 204 204 + V
45 XI Illinois Cent pf <A). 3 34 334 34 +1
70 68 111 Cent la* Ilnest4). 60* 664 634 654 +2V
184 44 Indian Refining .. I 9% 9% 9% + v
344 254 Indus Rayon M il). 22 274 27 4 274
1144 90 inland 8t*el (tl ... 8 93 92 93 + v
13% 64 Inspiration Copper. 6 304 104 104 + %
74 54 lnsur 8h Md et lie. 1 54 54 64 + V
184 114 In ter born R T (d)— I 134 134 134 - V
154 94 Interlak* Iroo - 16 11 10% 104 + V
54 3 Int Agricultural..— 3 34 34 34
41 26% Int Agricul pr pf-._ 1 26 26 26 -1
. 1854 160 Int Bus Mach (t*)_ 2 169 168% 168% + %
1 49% 354 Int Cement tl HI— 8 +74 46% 464 - V
894 664 Int Harvester l 20.. 28 874 86 864
54 24 Int Hydro Bleo 1 A). 7 34 3 3 — V
8 44 Int March Marina 3 54 5 5 + V
544 434 Int N1ekel(Can)1.20 42 474 464 46% - V
1294 1254 Int Nickel pt (7) .. 1 1274 1274 1274 — %
7% 3% Int Paper* PwiAl. 6 44 44 44 + V
4 24 Int Paper * Pw(B). 18 2% 2% 2%
34 1% Int Paper* PwlC). 1 2 2 2 + V
36% 204 Int Paper* Pw pf- 47 27% 254 27 +1%
111 107 Int Prtnt ink pf(0>- 10*110 110 110 '
84 3% int By Cent Amer 380* 8 74 8 +1V
6% 3 Int Ry Cent Am vtc 160* 64 5 54
36% 194 Int Ky C A pf- 160* 34% 814 344 +2
5S4 474 Cnt Shoe (ft)- 1 494 494 494 - V
67 52% Int Silver pf- 10* 544 644 644 +%
194 124 Int Tel * Tel- 48 144 134 14 - V
144 10% Interstate Dept Str. 4 12% 124 12%
884 82 Int Dept Stra pflf). 80* 874 87 874 +1V
90% 964 Island Creek (X)_ 1 264 264 264
77% 68% J*w*l Taa (4)- 1 71 71 71 + \
129 88 John*-M*nytll«<8>_ 17 97% 85 *7% +1V
90% 76 JonesALausb7%pf 170a 76 75% 76
26 IS Kana City Soutnern 19 21% 20% 21%+ V
39 19V* Kana City South pt. 6 3* 33V* 33%
21% 17 Kaufman Dap8 Ml 17 21% 21% 21% + \
33% 27 Kay*er(J)lkCoaT5o 1 28% 284* 28% + 4
28% 20 K*l**y-H»y#o (A).. 6 21 20% 20% - 4
24% 184* Ktlscy Hayca IB).. 1 19% 19% 19%
254* 144* Kalvlnator •♦S0c».. 16 20% 20 20 —4
414* 28% Kennecott C (1.20).. 68 38% 37% 38% + V
19% 18% Keystone 8tl AW. 9 19 18% 19 +4
7% 3% Kinney (U KlCo .. t 14 4 4
43 30 Klnnay (O R> pf 40a 33 82% 83+4
81% 74% Kress# Dept Stra pf 10s 78 78 78
25% 20% Kress* <8 81 (1) . 12 21% 21% 21% + 4
1104* 103% Krill* (8 8) pf (7). 20* 104% 104% 104%
28 22% Kroner OAB (l.aa). 11 22% 21% 22%
33% 20% Lacled* Gas (St L). 10* 24 24 24 +1
47V* 34V* Lacled* Gas St L pf. 10* 34 84 34 -1
26% 18% Lamoart Co (3» . 2 21% 21 21V4 + V
16V* 12% La* RnbATIr* <6*c> 2 13% 13 1S% + 4
23 16% L«hlfh Portland C-. * 18 17% 18+4
4 2% Lebigb Vallay coal. 2 2% 2% 2% + 4
16% 94* Lohtgb Val Coal pf. 1 10% 10% 10% - 4
14% 8% Lehlsb Vallay R R_ 8 10V* 9% 9% - 4
100** 89 Lehman Coro (3) _ 1 96% 96% 96% + V
15% 12 Lebn A Fink (1%)_ 1 144* 144* 14% - 4
46% 37%A<*nier Stores (2)— 4 42% 42% 42% — 4
11% 7 Libby McNeill A L 1 7% 7% 7%
63% 47% Llbbey-Ow*nsG(2) 11 66 64% 54%
31% 25 Lift Bavtr (1.19) . 2 26% 264* 264*
116% 97% LiaaAdlyera B(t4) 2 108 108 108
23% 19 LIIt TulipCup<1%) 2 204* 20% 20% - V
39% 25% Lima Locomotive.. 5 29% 29 29% +14
60% 87 Ltak Belt (l.atl_ 1 40 40 40 +4
44% 84 Liquid Carb (1.49)_ 9 36 864* 35% - 4
54% 48 Loew'a loo (tS)_ 9 474* 47% 47% - 4
84* 2 Loft Inc - 6 2% 2 2%
84* 34* Long Boil Lam (A). 6 6% 6% 6% + 4
294* 21% Lorlllord (PX1.80 ) 9 22% 22% 22% + 4
151 142 LorllardPpf <1>~ 100* 144 144 144 -3
61% 13 LaOU Kef pf (d).. 790* 46% 41% 41%-64
24% 20 Leu 1st GAXpfA 1% 6 82% 22 22% + 4
77% 67% LoolaANaah (all- • 67% 66% 67% + 4
61 .224* Lmdlum Bto*Ua69o> IT 264* 24% 26 +4
A A
Prev. 1930 Stock ana Salaa— Sat
Blab, bo *. Dividend Bate. Add 00. Bleb. bow. Cloao.Obao.
824 29 MoCaUCorp «2)- 1 294 294 294
124 124 McCrory Storaa_ « 12H 124 124 - 4
117 108 McCrory Stores pf.. 1 95 96 95 — 22
494 294 Mclntyra Porcuit). 12 43 424 424 -4
1184 1084 MeKaaap't T P It4) 1 1074 1074 1074 + 4
114 84 McKsaaon * Rob_ 6 9 84 9
164 114 McLellAD Storaa- 13 134 124 124 + 4
37 274 Mack Traeh (1)_ 8 304 30 304 -4
494 404 Maey (R HI Co (2). 63 434 424 484 +14
42 344 Magma Copper (2). 3 414 41 414 +4
174 74 Manatl Sag Of <«>.. 30a 114 114 114-14
104 84 Mandel Broa. 2 9*9 9
234 144 Man Bl md gtd Id). 1 164 164 164 -4
674 88 Man Blev gtd (d>_ 10a 324 324 324 - 54
23 174 Manhat Shirt (60c). 6 19V« 184 194 +14
64 24 Maracaibo Oil Bxp. 1 34 34 34
104 84 Marina Mldld MOe). 12 9 84 9 + 4
34 14 Market St Ry . ... 10a 24 24 24
194 114 Marshal! rteldftCo , 11 164 164 164 +4
864 274 Mathleson Aik 14- 3 30 294 294 -4
634 434 May Dept 8tra l*>„ 19 484 474 48 +4
214 134 Maytag Co — 4 16 16 16
110 103 Maytag lat pf (<).. 60s 1094 1094 1094 + 4
74 4 664 Melvllls Shot (3Vi) 1 694 894 694
104 64 Msngsl Co —_ 10 8 74 8 + 4
684 50 Mangel Co pt ... ISOs 64 524 54 +3
374 314 March ft Min T 1.60 40s 36 36 36
604 404 Meats Machina (3). 6 604 494 494 - 4
124 64 Miami Copper 16 94 9 94 +4
23 174 Mid Cont Pate 440a 19 194 19 194 +4
474 214 Midl'd SU Prod (I. 29 404 394 394 -4
1314 110 Mid Stl lat pt HI . 10a 1254 125 125 -1
75 66 Minn-Honey R tlH 4 69 684 684 -4
124 64 Minn Molina Pwr 16 94 9 94
764 674 Minn Molina Pwr pt 2 65 65 65 +2
24 14 M St P&S S Marla.. 3 2 2 2 +4
9»» 5% Mo Kane A Texas._ 2 8% 8% 8% — %
26% 14% Mo Kens A Tex pf.. 42 23% 22% 22% - H
7% 3% Mo Pacino pf Id).— 8 5% 4% 5% + %
28% 20% Mohawk Carp (1)... 3 22% 22 22%+%
103 79 Monsanto Chemttl) 34 85% 83% 84%+2
2% 1% Monsant rts Jnue 4 317 2% 2% 2|i + A
45% 35% Montg'y Ward(80c) 193 44% 43 43%+ %
59% 44 Morrell J 4k Co 1.40. 2 45% 45% 45%+%
1% % Mother Lode 10 1% 1 1 - %
37% 28% Motor Products «S> 31 33% 31% 32% + %
22% 15% Motor Wheal (1)._. 13 19% 19** 19%—%
17% 11% Mullins Mtg (Bl 8 12% 12% 12%
84 70 Mullins Mfg pf a3% 80s 74% 74% 74%
22% 14 Murray Corp 22 15% 15% 15% — %
61% 43 Myers(FE)&Bro tZ 1 49 49 49 +1%
21% 16% Nash Motors 111 . 32 17% 16% 16% - %
30% 20% Nashv CbatASt l*.. 960a 25 24 24% + %
17% 12% Nat Aetna Co_ 1 13% 13% 13%+ %
15% 9% Nat Aviation_ 2 11% 11% 11% + %
38% 31% NktBlacult (1.10).. 16 35% 34% 34%-%
30 21% Nat Cash KegliUe). 27 23% 23 23 -M
25% 21 Nat Dairy P (1.20). 32 23% 23% 23%-%
112% 108% Nat Dairy P pf A«7> 280a 111 111 111
111 107% Nat Dairy P pfB(7) 10a 110% 110% 110% - %
15% 10 Nat Dept Stores_ 49 14 13% 13%+ %
33% 27% Nat Dlatlllars tS)_ 21 29% 29 29 — %
30% 27 Nat Lead_ 48 30% 30% 30% - %
14% 9% Nat PwrftU(60c).. 16 10% 10% 10% - %
1% % Nat Ky Max Zd pf— 1 % % %
75 67% Natl Staal (1%)..— 6 61% 61 61%+%
40 19% Nat Supply Co_ 12 39 38% 38%
108 74% Nat Supply Co pf_ 1 104% 104% 104% + %
11% 8% Nat Tea (80ci 6 8% 8% 8% + %
13V* 11 Natomae ttkoe)_ 6 11 10% 10% - %
13% 9 Newport Induitriea 10 10% 10 10% + %
42 32% N Y Airbrake ... 1 39 39 39 - %
42% 27% N Y Central HR. 145 36% 35% 36% - %
36% 17% N Y Chicago A St 1*. 10 29 27% 28% 4 1%
63 36% N Y Chi A St L Of... 14 §8% 57% 58 +1%
17% 10% NY Dock pt ... 80* 10% 10% 10%-1%
2% 1 N Y Investors (<3)_ 1 1% 1% 1%
5% 3 NYNHAHtd) ... 6 3% 3% 3% + %
14% 7*. NY NH A H pt «d>. 6 8*k 8 8%
7% 4% N Y Ontario A West 1 4% 4% 4% + %
5% 2% N Y Rye pt id) 1 3% 3 S - %
5% 2% N Y Rys pf atpd(d). 13 3 3
15% 9% N Y Shipbuilding 1 11% 11% 11%+%
2% 1% Norfolk Southn id). 1 1% 1% 1% + V*
235 210 Norfolk A W (tl) . 2 237% 235% 235% - %
103. A5. K!nrth A m AvIhllAfl R!t fi fiU.
32% 23% North Am Co <1).— 107 27% 26% 26% - Vi
36*. 24% Northern Pacific.— 109 30% 28% 29% - %
17% 12% Ohio Oil <500_ 12 13% 13% 13%
64% 24% Oliver Farm Equip. 6 49% 49 49
25% 17% Omnibus Corp ?tc . 10 20% 20 20 - %
14 8 Oppenhelm Collin* 3 11% 11 im + %
32% 24% Oila Elevator <600 16 27% 27% 27% - %
134% 123 Otis Elev pf <()_ 10* 133% 133% 133%
20% 13 Otis Steal _ 23 15*. 15 15%+ Vi
164 128 Owens-Ill Glasa(6) 4 146V. 145% 146!. +1%
17% 14 Pac Am Flsn<aZ5c) 15 16*. 16% 16%
39% 30*. Pacific G A E M%). 10 36% 36 36%+ %
66% 47% Paciflo Ms 12.40).. 4 60% 50% 50% + %
19 14% Paciffc Mills. 3 14% 14% 14% + %
130 118 Padfte Tel4kTel<6) 40s 124 124 124 -1
150 140 Pacific TAT pf(61 10* 149 149 149
15 6% Packard Mot <aZ5c) 54 10*. 10% 10% - V*
97% 67 Paraffine Co <Zt 2 73% 73 73 +1
12 7% Paramount Picture* 45 8% 7% . 7% — %
87*i 60% Paramount 1st pf.. 10 65% 62% 62% -4%
12% 8% Paramount id of... 26 9% 8% 8% — %
28 17% Park A Tllford- 6 22 20 20 -8
6% 3% Park Utah .— 11 3% 3% 3% - V4
60% 40% Parka Dacia <a96c) 1 43V* 43% 43% + %
28% 23 Parkar Ruet P(1 H) 6 25% 24% 24%-%
10 4% Par melee Tranep't. 15 7% 7 7% + %
11% 7% Paths Film Corp-14 7% 7 7% - %
17% 10% Patino Mines- 3 11% HVk 11%
2% IV* Peerless Motor.___ 2 2% 2% 2%
73 64% Penlck A Ford <8)_. 2 69*. 69% 69% +1
79% 69 Penney lJ C> itS)-. 34 80 79 79 - %
6% 4 Penn Coal A Coke.. 1 4% 4% 4% - %
10% 4% Penn Dixie Cement. 5 6*. 6% 6% + %
89 28% Penn Railroad <al). 46 31% 30*. 31 + %
49% 38 Peoples Gas Chi 19 45 43% 43% + %
7% 4 Peoria A Eastern... 1 5 5 5 — %
85% 25% Per# Marquette .. 2 34 33% 33% + %
72% 66 Pare Marquette, pf.. 8 65% 64% 64% +1%
88 64% Pare Marq pr pf ... 5 77% 76% 77% ♦ %
24 16 Pat Milk Ml 1 21 21 21 - %
18 12% Pet C’p of Am a25c. 13 13% 12% 13%+%
19% 14 PfelfTer Brawl 1 20) 8 15 14% 15 + %
40% 25% Phelps Dodge a50c.. 9 34% 33% 34%
49% 45% Phlla Co (« pt <2i 1 47 47 47 + %
16% 8Vk Phlla Rap Tr pf(d). 20* 9% 9% 9% -1%
3% 2 Phlla* Read CA1— 6 2 2 2 - %
87V. 66 Phillip Morris U)-. 16 83*. 82 82 -1%
49% 38% Phillips Patrolftl). 71 41% 40% 40%+%
9% 6% Phoenix Hosiery... 1 7% 7% 7v» + %
2% 1% Pierce Petroleum— 4 1% 1% 1%
37% 31 Pllsbury FI <1.60).. 1 82 32 82 + %
11% 7% Pitta Scraw A Bolt. 4 8% 8% 8% + %
86% 49 Pitta Steal pf ... 20s 64% 63V* 64V* +1
9% 3 Pitts United Corp.. 5 8 7% 8 + %
91% 68% Pitts United pf_ 100a 76 73% 75 +2Vk
41% 21 Pitta A W Va. 1230a 36 82% 84 +1%
3*4 14 Pittaton Co .. 1 14 14 14 - 4
1 164 114 Plymouth OU(a25c) 18 144 13»* 134-4
194 12 Poor A Co (B) 18 16 164 154
' 124 64 Poetal TelAC pfld). 2 74 74 74 -4
54 24 Preaaed Sti Car Id). 6 24 24 24 -4
36 18 Pressed Stl C pfid) 1 234 234 234 -4
1 49 404 ProctorAGamilH) 11 414 404 404 - 4
' 1224 1174 Proc A Gam pi 15). 240* 119 118 119 + 4
484 39 PubSvcN J (S.40). 27 45 444 45 + <4
' 1074 1034 Pub 8vc N J pf (5). 3 1074 1074 1074 - 4
1 484 364 Pullman Ine (14)— 28 47 464 464 —4
244 164 Pur# Oil -.— 63 184 174 174 - 4
1334 103 Pura Oil t* Of 20* 1064 1064 1064 + 4
174 94 Purity Bakarie* 40o 7 104 104 104 + 4
144 94 Radio Corp 151 114 104 11 — 4
764 684 Radio cu 1st pf 3 Vfc- 10 764 75 75 -4
94 5 Radio Keith Grid). 18 6 54 6
884 284 Kayb**toa-M (14)- 5 344 83 4 344 +1
454 39 Reading 1st pf ll)_ 1 46 46 46 +2
41 37 Reading 20 pf (3)1 394 394 894
22 124 Reia < Kobt) 1st pf 2 14 13 14 +1
214 194 Remington-R (60c). 81 204 20 204 + 4
244 224 Kera-Knd »% pt 14 3 224 224 224 -4
994 854 Ram-Rand pt 16)_ 3 94 93 94
84 44 Reo Motor Car- 93 54 5(4 54 + 4
264 164 Republto Steal_ 103 194 184 194
120 90 Reverse4b Bpf- 120* 97 95 97 +2
34 224 Reynold* Met (1).. 6 254 244 254 + 4
554 27 Reynolds Spring (1) 3 494 484 484 — 4
684 60 Reynolds Tob B (S) 13 534 534 634 — 4
35 194 Ritter Dental _ 1 284 284 284 + 4
104 54 Rutland H R pt—_ 2 64 64 64 +4
354 30 Safeway 8tores <2) 6 32 314 314 +4
112 109 Bafeway Strs pf(«) 270* 1104 110 110 —4
294 224 St Joseph Led(80c). 8 25 244 244 — 4
34 14 St L-San If ran «di 1 24 24 24
64 24 St L-San Pr pf Id). 3 44 44 44 — 4
124 74 St L SouthWn (d)._ 120* 94 8 94 +14
164 114 Savage Arm# .. 1- 12 12 12+4
52 384 Sohanlay Diatlllara. 9 434 424 424 - 4
1014 974 Schemey Dpt (64) 2 1004 1004 1004 + 4
44 14 Schulte Retail Strs. 26 14 14 14+4
204 84 Schulte R Str* pf... 8 94 74 9 +4
76 534 Scott Paper 11.SO) 20* 62 62 62
2 14 Scott P rts—June 4 1290* 14 14 14
14 4 Seaboard Air L id) 6 1 4 4—4
Prtv. 1038 Stock and Balaa— No*
Blah. Low. Dividend Rata Add 00. Rich. Low. Cloae.Cbao.
4% 2 Soaboard A L pf <d) 2 2% 2% 2%
43% 31 8eab'd Oil(Del) (1). 24 32% 81 31% 4 %
72% 59% Stare Roebuck (I). 83 74 72% 73% 4 %
73 61% 8m N In* pt tl.lt.. 10a 65 65 65 4 %
22% 15% Serval Ino (60c)_ 50 21% 21% 21%
62 20% Sharon Steal Hoop.. 10 24% 24 24% 4 %
8% 4% Sharp * Uohmo_ 7 6% 6% 6%
60% 43% Sharp A Dpt 11%). 1 61 61 61 4l
16% 11% Shattuck PO <6U«). 28 14% 14% 14%
34 30% ShMffar Pan (2)_ 20a 31 31 31
19% 14% 8hell Union OU_ 11 17% *16% 16% - %
120 110% Shell Union OH pt.. 6 116 116% 116 41
14% 9% Silver King 140c).. 6 10% 10% 10%
32% 19% SlmmoneCo_ 66 28% 27% 28 4 %
41% 19% Shelly OH_ 2 22% 22% 22%
72 42 Smith (AO)_ 1.47 47 47
28% 22% Snider Packing_ 2 24% 24% 24% 4 %
17 12% Socony-V 011140c). 163 13% 12% 12% 4 %
7% 4% So Am Gold * P SOe. 4 4% 4% 4% 4 %
34% 26 So Porto K Bug ll). 9 27% 27% 27%-%
28% 26 8outbCai BC (1%). 22 26% 26 26 - %
88% 23% Southern Pacino .. 139 34% 33% 83% 4 %
20% 12% Southern Railway.. 71 16% 15% 16% 4 %
32% 19 Southern Ry pt_ 69 27% 26% 27 - %
11% 7% Spalding tAG).... 1 8% 8% 8% 4 %
78 64% Spalding!AOtlat pf 10a 67 67 67 4 %
9% 6% Sparka-Wlthlnrtop 11 7% 6% 6% - %
12% 6% Spear A Co (new).. 8 8% 8 8% 4 %
86% 29% Spencer Kell 11.60). 1 81% 31% 31% 4 %
23% 15% 8perry VAC <bZ6c). 101 18% 17% 18% 4 %
77% 63 Spiegel- May-8 (I).. 9 71% 70% 70% - %
31% 21% Square D Co (B).... 6 24% 24 24% 4 %
WO 6 a._A D.. .A. i Wll.t C A 1 Cl 1 CL. 1 Cl 4
129 120% Stand Brand* pf(7) 10a 128% 128% 128%
9% 5% Stand Gaa A El id). 42 7% 7 7 - %
17% 9% Stand GAB *4 pf <d) 82 14% 13% 14 + H
86% 24% Stand GAB S« pf Id) 7 34 33 34 +1
39% 26% Stand GAB *7 pf Id) 25 38% 35% 36% +1%
47% 36% Stand Oaf Cal «tl) 16 37% 86% 36%-%
40% 32% Stand Oil of Ind(tl) 40 34% 33% 34%%%
70 61% Stand Oil of N J <tl 48 60 69 69 - %
71% 65 Sterling Prod (M0) 3 68% 68«« 68% + %
12% 8% Sterling Secur pf 1 8% 8% 8% + %
63% 48 Sterl Sec lat pf (16) 1 49 49 49 + %
24% 16% Stewart Warn160c) 4 19% 19 19 — %
21% 14% Stone A Webatar... 72 18% 17% 17%-%
14% 9% Studebaker Corp_ 28 11% 11% 11% — %
40% 27 Superheater (60c).. 1 33 33 33
6% 3 Superior Oil —- 6 4% 4% 4% — %
14% 9*i Superior Steel ..._ 6 11% 11 11 + %
29% 23 Sutberl’d Paper tl- 2 28 27% 28 + %
25 20% Swift* cod I . ._ 3 21% 21% 21%
35% 28% Swift Inti Ltd (3).. 2 29% 29% 29% - %
11% 6% Symington A (d)- 8 9% 9% 9% + %
9% 6% Telautograph(600). 1 7 7 7
10% 5% Tennaaae* Corp- 14 8% 8 8
39% 28% Tazaa Corp (1). 36 34 33% 33*.-%
38% 33 Tazaa Gulf 8ui (». 24 36% 35% 36% + %
42 28 TezaaAPaeKR_ 3 39 38 39 +2
15% 7% Tez PaeCoal A Oil. 15 10% 10 10 - VI
14% 9% Tez Pao Land Trust 14 10% 10 10%+ %
44 33% Thatcher d)- 15 38% 35% 38 +2%
12% 8% Thermold Co — 9 9% 9% 914 - %
32% 24% Thompson PaJ0g._ 27 31 29% 29*.-%
8% 4% Thompson 8tarr*tt. 16 6% 5% 6 + %
19% 14% Tlda Wat Asao 60c.. 35 16*. 15% 15%+%
106% 100% Tide Wat A O pf («) 5 105 106 105 + %
17% 12% Tlmken-Detrolt ... 33* 16% 16% 16% - %
72% 56 Timken RB itt) 13 64% 64 64 + %
14% 11 Treneamerica *30c. 20 12% 12% 12%
27% 14% Trans* Weein Air 13 21% 20% 21 + %
16% 10% Transue A Will 60c. 2 12% 12% 12%
12 7% Trl-Contl Corp . 27 8% 8% 8%
107% 93 Trl-Contl Cpf («).. 1 104% 104% 104% + %
7 4% Truaz-Tra Coal 29 5% 5% 5% + %
32% 22% 20th Cent Foz Film 1 24 24 24 + %
41 31% 20th Cen Foz pf 1% 1 34 34 34 +%
12% 8% Twin City KT 11 10% 9% 10%+ %
83 65% Twin City R T pf... 10» 72% 72% 72% +2%
8*4 4% Ulen A Co .. 4 5 5 6 + %
99 84% Und-Ell-Fish (3)... 1 84% 84% 84% + %
133 125% Und-Eli-Flsh pf <7) 80s 127% 127 127
52% 38% Union Het*Pap <21 5 40 40 40 -
88% 71% Un Carb&Carb 2.40 29 84% 83% 84% + %
28% 20% Union Uli of Cal id 9 22% 21% 21% - %
138% 108% Union Pacino <6> 3 128 127 128 +1%
97% 90% Union PaclHe pf < 4 1 95% 95% 95% - %
31% 22% Un Tank Car d.!0> 2 24V, 24% 24% - %
32% 20% Unites Aircraft 71 23% 22% 23 + %
21 13 United Air Lines vt< 26 17 16v, 16*. - %
28% 2V/« unueo disc u.nu> p *iv« a% <:r« - %
79% 68 United Carbon 1.40 9 76*. 76% 76%+%
29% 22% Unlt-Carr F(U.20> 4 27% 27 27
9% 6% United Com . 87 6% 6% 6% - %
47% 40% United Corp of<*)_. 5 44% 44 44 - %
16% 10% United Drug 9 13% 13 13% + %
25% 15 United Dy wood (al) 8 22% 21% 22
7% 4% United Elec coal 4 5% 5% 5% + %
79 66% United Fruit (•).. 20 78% 77% 78% +lv«
19% 14% United Uaa Imp (11 53 15% 15% 15%+%
12% 6% Unltad Paperb'd(d) 1 7% 7% 7% + %
20 13 U S & For n Secur 3 15% 15% 15%
99 91 US* For 8 1st (6) 1 95 95 95 -1
39% 24% U S Freight (1) ... 2 25% 25% 25% - %
110% 80% U S Gypsum (2)_ 10 92% 92 92%+%
14% 8% U 8 Hoffman .... 1 11% 11% 11%+%
59 37 U 8 Ind Alcohol (2) 53 38% 36*. 38%-%
18% 11% U 8 Goal her < A ivtc 8 12% 12% 12”.+ %
38% 21% U 8 Pipe & F (116)- 36 39% 38% 38%+ %
13 7% U S Realty ft Imp . 35 9% 8% 9 + %
35 16% U 8 Rubber _ 79 31% 30 30%
80*. 47 OS Rubber 1st pf 20 74% 72% 73% - *«
96% 84% U 8 SmeltftRef <a«) 3 90 89 90 +1
72% 46% US Steel.. 332 61% 59% 60%+ %
132*. 115% U S Steel pf (I)_ 8 125 1241. 124% -1%
7% 5 United Stores (A).. 16 5% 5% 5% + %
69% 67% Unlv Leaf Tob (2) 2 62% 62 62%+%
115 50 Unlv Pic 1st pf .. 230* 99 97 99
3% 1% Unlv Pipe*Rad (d) 4 1% 1% 1%
7 3% Util PwrftLt (A).. 16 5% 5 5 -%
• 2% 1% Vadaco Salea Corp.. 6 1% 1% 1%
27% 16% Vanadium Com_ 18 19% 18% 19*.+ %
37% 28% Van Raalta (1)_ 7 37 36 36 -1
46 40 Vick Chera (t2>_ 1 41 41 41 +1
8% 4% Va-Car Chemical .. 2 5*. 5% 6% — %
48% 32 Va Car Chetn 6* pf 7 35 34 34% -1%
133% 105 Va-Car Cb 7%of(7l 4 133% 133% 133% + %
9% 4 Va Iron Coal&Coke 70s 4% 4% 4% + %
4% 2% VYabaah td) .. 2 3 2% 3 + %
10% 5 Wabaab pt A (d) 4 7% 7 7
15% 9% Waldorf Syst (80c). 6 14 14 14 -%
34% 30 WalgreanCo i(2).. 4 31% 31% 31%
34% 26% Walker (H> (2)_ 4 29 29 29 + %
10 6% Walworth Co_ 42 7% 7% 7%
3% 2% Ward Baking (B1 3 2% 2% 2%
70 47% Ward Baking pf(J). 3 60% 60 60
14% 9% Warner Bros Pie .. 36 9% 9% 9%
2% 1% Warner-yuln td)— 20 1% 1% 1%
10% 4% Warren Bros- 9 8% 8% 8%
28% 21 Warren FdryftP(l). 5 23% 23% 23%+ *4
29% 19% Waukesha Utt(Oe). 3 23% 23 23%-%
11% 6% Webater Elaeniohr. 1 7 7 7 - %
46% 34% Wasson UftSlT(Oc). 3 36% 35% 35%-1
100% 91% West Pa Elea (71A 10a 100% 100% 100% +2
98V, 87 Weet Pa Else pf(«) 50s 93 92%. 93 + 4
110 96 West Pa Else pf(7) 10s 106 106 106 +4
124 84 Wastarn Maryland. 3 9V% 9 9
4 2 Wastarn Pacific — 1 24 24 24 +4
94 5V* Wastarn Pacific pf. *2 64 6 6 —4
95 72V, Waat Union <aZ> .. 48 824 80%. 804 - 4
484 344 Wegt gb ee A B II). 19 394 394 394+4
1224 944 Westing!) §e El (3 ) 65 1184 1154 1164 - 4
1454 1234 Wcat raa 1st pf 14 40s 137 136V, 1364 + 4
33%. 224 Wasron El I Ie25c> 2 254 24%. 254 + 4
284 21 West vaeoChlot 40c 1 214 214 214 -4
374 234 Wheeling Steel 1 264 264 264 -4
284 184 White Motot _ SI 244 234 234 - 4
174 144 Whit* Rk M 8(1.40) 1 144 144 144
54 3V* White Sewing Mch- 3 44 44 44 + 4
244 16 White Sew Mch pf.. 1 184 184 18V, - 4
54 2*. Wilcox OH A Gas 6 44 4 44 -4
11 74 Wilson A Co (60e)._ 7 8 74 8 + 4
87 714 Wilson A Co pf (6). 3 74%. 74 74 -4
664 44%. Wnolworth 12.40).. 19 50 494 49V, - 4
354 234 Worthington Pump 3 28 28 28
75 56 Worth Pump pf«A> 70s 674 66 66 -l
66 47 Worth Pump pftB) 1 58 58 68
106 62%, Wright Aero .. 60s 80V, 74 804+10
79 66 Wrigley W 1r (tl) 5 664 66 664 +4
45 33%, Yale A Towns (60c) 5 37 37 37 +1
20V, 8%, Yellow Truck _ 46 184 174 174 — 4
138 834 Yellow Truck pf... 10s 128 128 128
55 44%, Young 8p A W II) 3 494 484 484 -4
614 41%, Youngstn Sheet A T 162 61 66 4 604 +3%,
116 106 Youngs SAT pf 34 4 1 1154 116%, 1164 +1%,
214 114 /.enltb Kamo 99 22V. 21 22+4
9%, 54 Zonlte Produets 5 64 64 64 + 4
Approximate Sales of Stocks on the N. Y. Stock Exchange.
11:01) A-M_ 310.000 12:00 Noon. . 600.000
liOePM_ 870.000 2:OQ P.M. 990.000
Total 8al*x for lb* day 1,120.000
Dividend rites ae Biven In the shove Mbit ere the annual
cash payment based on the latest euarterly or half-yearly decla
rations
• Unit el trading leu than 100 sharei tAnnua) rate-not
including extras {Accumulated dividends a Paid this year,
b Paid last year, d Companies reported In racelvershlp or be Ins
-eoreanUed x Kx-dividend_
MARYLAND BONDS
SOLD AT 109.7899
i By the Associated Frees. *
> ANNAPOLIS. Md„ May 37.—A syn
1 dicate headed by the Union Trust Co.
1 of Maryland today bought a $1,500,000
Issue of Maryland 3 per cent bonds
with a high bid of 109.7899.
The issue, authorized by the spe
cial session of the Legislature to raise
revenue for repair of flood damage to
roads and bridges, was sold by the
Board of Public Works. Twelve bids
were received from syndicates of bank*
mg houses and investment brokers.
The Union Trust Co.’s syndicate filed
a successful bid of $1,646,848.50 for
the issue, or $38.50 higher than the
i next high bid of 109.788, submitted by
1 Lazard, Frerea A Co. of New York
: City.
; In addition to the Union Trust Co.,
\ the successful syndicate included Ed
I ward B. Smith A Co„ Pint Michigan
F
Corp- El dredge & Co., Kelly, Richard
son & Co., and the First National
Bank of St Paul.
STOCKHOLDERS APPROVE
CHICAGO BANK ISSUE
Bj the Associated Press.
. CHICAGO, May 27—Stockholders
of the First National Bank of Chicago
unanimously approved yesterday an
offering of 50,000 additional shares of
common stock at $200 per share to
present owners of the common shares.
This action was voted by directors
in April. The directors voted to buy
back the 115,000,000 of preferred stock
sold to the Reconstruction Finance
Oorp. two years ago and to issue the
new common stock to provide $10,
000,000 of the funds to cover this re
tirement.
Hie other $5,000,000 will be furnished
through transfer from “internal” re
AMERICAN SAFETY RAZOR
PAYS DIVIDEND OF $1.50
NEW YORK. May 27.—The Board
of Directors of American Safety Razor
Corp., manufacturers of Oem and
Ever-Ready safety razors and blades,
yesterday declared a quarterly divi
dend of $1.60 per share on the no par
value capital stock, payable on June
30, to stockholders of record at the
close of business June 10. This Is the
fifty-first consecutive cash dividend.
BOSTON WOOL.
BOSTON. Mar 27 0P1 (O. 8. Dept. Agr.).
—A fair amount of buaineu in the
aggregate wai transacted on the Oner
original territory and otber Western-grown
wools st steady prices. Average to good
French combing length bulk One original
brought 82-85 cents scoured basis, while
average to short French combing length
of similar grade moved at 80-83 cents.
Moat of the demand was fro mtopmakers,
but manufacturers worn, buying moderate
qualities to cover immediate requirements.
FAKING OF PROFIT;;.
Hope for Near Future Ease
in Margin Requirements
Seems to Be Fading.
Stock Averages
. 5° „1B „1B «o
Indus. Ralls. tJtil. 8tks.
Net Change- +.1 +.1 —,2Unc.
Today, close 82.6 34.9 47.2 61.8
Prev. day.— 82.5 34.8 47.4 61.8
Month ago. 77.1 31.5 43.4 57.3
Year ago... 56.9 21.9 29.7 41.3
1936 high... 85.8 39.7 50.8 64.8
1936 low_ 73.4 30.2 43.4 65.7 ^
1935 high— 76.3 31.2 44.7 561
1935 low_ 49.5 18.5 21.6 34.8
1932 low_ 17.5 8.7 23.9 16 9
1929 high... 146.9 153.9 184.3 157.7
1927 low_ 51.6 95.3 61.8 61.8
(Compiled by the Associated Press.)
0
BY VICTOR EUBANK,
Associated Presa Financial Writer.
NEW YORK. May 27 —The stock •
market paddled against profit-taking
currents today and, on the whole, failed "
to make headway.
A few steel, merchandising, chemical
and specialty issues pushed higher, but
others hestitated. The close was some
what irregular. Transfers were around
1,150,000 shares.
The inability of the list to follow
through at the opening on its late
rally of yesterday induced early sell- *
ing. A brisk recovery then followed,
only to be succeeded by further quiet
realizing.
More complications in the Washing- !
ton tax controversy tended to chill
bullish spirits, although the continued v
flow of satisfactory economic news was
a sustaining influence. Hopes for
near-future easing of margin require
ments seemed to have faded.
Shares up fractions to as much as 4
points at their best Included Allied
Chemical, Youngstown Sheet &
Tube, Sears. Roebuck, Monsanto
Chemical. Deere and Macy. Aside
from Illinois Central and Pennsyl
vania. the rails were backward. Thp
motors also slipped and the utilities
were little better than even. i
United States Industrial Alcohol
stiffened after early heaviness, while
Philip Morris. Shell Union, Kroger
and Union Carbide were a shade ^
higher or lower.
Grains were spotty. Cotton future;
apparently ignored the failure of a
prominent New York Cotton Exchange
broker. Bonds were slightly mixed, as
were foreign currencies.
NEW YORK COTTON
Bs to< Associated Press.
NEW YORK. May 27-Except for
routine trade operations, which in
cluded price-fixing and scattered hedg
ing, business in cotton was generally
quiet, with an early advance on the
continued dry Eastern belt weather
followed by reactions. After selling up
to 10.50, October eased off to 10.47.
with the midafternoon market showing
net gains of 1 to 2 points.
New Orleans Quotations.
NEW ORLEANS. May 27 VP).—Still
under the restricting influence of
Washington developments, cotton
prices moved narrowly a few points
above the previous close in trading ■
today. !
A decidedly bullish weather report
was ignored by the trading fraternity
and light trade buying and price fix
ing in the nears was practically the
only development during the session.
Liverpool Cotton. j
LIVERPOOL, May 27 (IP).—Cotton.
10.000 bales, including 800 American
Spot quiet: prices L point lower: quota
tions tn pence: American strict good mid
dling. 7.29; good middling, 6.99: strict
middling. 6.79 middling. 0.59: strict low
middling. 6.29: low middling. 6.04: stric' ,
good ordinary.. 5.84 good ordinary, 5.31.
Futures closed very steady May. 6.2b:
July, 6 10; October. 5.74. December. 5.i,o
January. 5.64: March, 6.64.
CHICAGO GRAIN
By tut Associated Press.
CHICAGO. May 27—Wheat price
dipped during late dealings today and
earlier gains were more than wiped"'
out.
Profit-taking on the part of early
buyers was more or less responsible
for late set-backs of the wheat market.
There were also improved crop re
ports from Kansas, with some esti
mates the State yield would be larger
than recently expected.
Wheat closed easy, '*-% under yes
terday's finish, July 83 ■'■4 -. Septem
ber 83>a-H. corn >, to 1 cent up. July
eo^-Vi, oats at s* decline to '» ad
vance and provisions showing 2 cents
to 12 cents rise.
WHEAT— Open. Hieh Low- p!jse, *
July _,83’w 84s. .83s. 83s,-s,
Sep. _.83s* 84s, .8312
Dec. _ ... .85s, .86s* .85s* ,85s*-'*
JuSORNr: .59'. .60' a .59', 301*-'*
Sep. _.57'. 58 s<‘4
Dec. _.52’« 53 .52S 52»g
Jul?AT*!I- .24', .24s* .24;, ,24J.
I SR. ::::: i*'4 :**1
DVJJ__ j
July _.52’* .53’* .52’* 53
Sep ..53'= .54'* .53V, .53' =
Dec. _ -54s.
BARLEY—
July _-_-- --— - 3P
Sen __ -.. .35
MayARDTT 9.95 10.02 9.95 10.02
July __ 9.97 10 07 9.95 10.05 .
Sep_ 10.00 10.12 loon in.12 •
Oct._.2 9.90 P.95 9.90 9.95
BELLIES— ...
M»y ... - -. 12.5.
July —- 1255
Liverpool Groin. !
LIVERPOOL. May 27 UP>.—Wheat fu
tures closed steady _ Pre\.
High. Low Close, close.
May __ .82*4 .821« .82*4 .83%
July __ .83% .82% .83% 84
October .... .82% *1% 85% .82*.
December_ .82 .81 .82 .82’..
Exchange. 4.97%. '
Chicago Cash Market. <
Chicaeo. May 27 i*>.—Cash wheat, no
sales reported: corn. No. 3 mixed. 62: No
1 yellow. 64aB5; No. 2 yellow. 0.3*4x04%;
No. 3 yellow. 62%a64: No. 4 yellow. 60*01:
No. 5 yellow. 59«59%: No. 1 white, fit:
No. 2 white. 07: No. 3 white. 65a66: sample
trade. 42a59. Oats. No. 3 white. 25*26%:
No. 4 white. 24*25: sample grade 21%*24
No rye. Soy bean*, track Chicago. No. 3
yellow. 84%: No. 4 yellow. 82%. Berley.
feed. 30*48 nominal: malting. 45*92 nomi
nal. Timothy seed.-2.90*3.15 cwt. Clover
seed. 12 00*19.00 cwt.
CHICAGO PRODUCE.
CHICAGO. May 27 (A*.—Poultry live.
1 car. 37 trucks: weak: bens. & pounds
end less. 17%: more then 5 pounds. 18:
Leghorn hens. IB: Plymouth Rock Springs.
28: White Rocks. 29: colored. 27: Ply
mouth Rock fryers. 25;* White Rock. 25;»
colored. 24: Plymouth and White RackW
broilers. 25; colored. 24: bareback*. 21*23:
Leghorn broilers. 1% pounds up. 23: less
than 1% pounds. 21*21%: roosters. 13%:
Leghorn roosters 13: turkeys. 14*4 7:
heavy old ducks 14: heavy young. 10;
small white ducks. 13: small colored. 11;
geese. 9%. .
Butter. 15.944: firm: creamery special*
(93 score). 27*27%; extras (92). 2(1%;
extra firsts (90-91). 2Ka20%: firsts <88.
89). 25%-*4: standards (9)' centralized
carlots) 26%. Eggs. 31.882. steady:
extra firsts, local. 20: cars. 20':: fresh
graded firsts, local. 19%: cars. 20; cur
rent receipts If); storage packed extras,
22; storage packed flrets. 21*4.
— '■■■■■' 0 -■ ■ —
Brillo Manufacturing Co. —March
quarter common share earnings wedf'
SI cents vs. 0 cents.
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