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J.S. BONDS LEAD
ACTIVE RECOVERY
Many Low-Yield Issues
Move Ahead With Fed
eral Group.
Bond Averages
20 10 10 10
Rails. Indust. Dill. P'en
Net change +1 —.2 unc. unc.
Today, noon 93 9 102.7 99 9 71.3
Prev. day - 93 8 102.9 99.9 71.3
Month ago. 96.8 103.9 101.2 72.9
Year ago... 92.7 102.6 101.8 69.5
1937 high... 99.0 104.4 102.8 74.7
1937 low... 93.8 102.9 99.8 71.3
1936 high— 98.2 104.4 103.1 73.0
1936 low... 86.9 101.8 99.3 67.6
1932 low... 45.8 40 0 64 6 42 2
1928 high- 101.1 98.9 102.9 100.5
10 Low-Yield Bonds.
Noon .. 108 8 Prev. day. 108.6
Month ago 110.8 Year ago. 111.6
1937 high. 113.7 1937 low.. 108.6
1936 high. 113.5 1936 low.. 1*10.2
1928 high. 104.4 1932 low.. 86.8
(Compiled by the Associated Press.)
B> ihe Associated Press.
NEW YORK. April 5.—United
States Government issues led the way
in a brisk upturn in the bond mar
ket today, following overnight an
nouncement the Federal Reserve
Board was prepared to buy Federals
on the open market for account of
Reserve banks.
In both Treasury and guaranteed
groups prices had risen by midday
from 6-32 to more than a full point.
These gains on top of the recoveries
Saturday lifted the market sharply
above the lows of Friday, which were
the culmination of several weeks of
Insistent selling.
Assurance of Reserve support ap
peared to inspire buying from many
sources, including traders who as a
rule deal but lightly in the Govern
ment market, observers reported.
Many low-yield corporate loans
moved ahead with the Federals. In
this group prices had been declining
with the Governments, but today
buyers showed more confidence.
Convertible liens and others of spec
ulative rating got a lift not only
from the rise in the higher grades,
but from an improved stock market
as w'ell.
■ • --
Washington Exchange
SALES.
Capital Traction 5s—$500 at 92u.
AFTER CALL.
Potomac Electric Power 5]2rc pfd.—
1 at 112.
Capital Traction 5s—$1,000 at 9234.
Bid and Asked Prices.
BONDS.
PUBLIC UTILITY.
Bid. Asked.
Anacostia Sc Pot. 5s 76 7734
Anacostia & Pot Guar. 5s._ 108 _
C. & P. Tel. of Va. 5s __ 103
Capital Traction R. R. 5s 90'2 93’i
City Sc Suburban 5s _ 83 85
Georgetown Gas 1st 5s-113 121
Pot. Elec Pow. 31 as ___ 9912 1011*
Wash. Gas 5s 1958. _ 30534 107
Wash. Gas 5s 1960_117 -
Wash. Ry. & Elec. 4s _ 105Va -
MISCELLANEOUS.
Col. Country Club 5Vis 105 -
Wash. Mkt. Cold Storage 5s 100 -
STOCKS.
• PUBLIC UTILITY.
Amer. Tel. A Tel. (Pi. '1111.
Capital Transit Co. _, 14 143a
N. & W. Steamboat (6) 110 -
Pot. Elec. Pow 6r7 Pfd (6>_ 112Vi
Po. El. Po. 5* 2*7- pf < 5.50 • 112 115
Wash. Gas Lt Co. 63.60) __ 79 83
Wash. Ry. A Elec. coni. <36> 730 _ __
Wash Ry. & El. pfd (5) 108 _
BANK AND TRUST COMPANY.
Amer. Sec. Sc Tr. Co. 'e8)__*290 305
Bank of Bethesda th.75)_ 34
Capital (4 > 137 145
Com. & Savings (10)-205
Liberty i4> 150 160
Lincoln (f6.25) 2QD
Natl Sav. & Trust 15u --
Pr Georges Bk. & Tr. (.50) 18 21
Riggs < eS) _ *340 360
Riggs Pfd (5> 101 -
Washington (6) — 130 —
Wash. Loan & Trust (e8)-_ 290 300
FIRE INSURANCE
American (6)_ 200 -
Corcoran 16) 105 -
Firemens (1.60) 28 -
National Union (.60) 16 -
TITLE INSURANCE.
Columbia (.30) ._ _ 15 163/4
Real Estate <6) 150 -
MISCELLANEOUS.
Carpel Com. «2.00) 22J2 26
Lanston Monotype <+4) 98 105
Mergenthaler Lino. (2.00) 47 48
PeoplesDrugS.com. (tl.OO) 57 60
Peoples Drug S of. (6 50) 112 - -
Real Est. M.ArG. of '**.701 5 4 5Vi
Security Storage <5> *12 P 2 125
Ter Ref & Wh. Corp (3) 60
Wdwri. <fc Loth. com. ' + 1 50) 60 68
Wdwd. Sc Lothrop pfd. (7). 112 3.0
•Ex dividend.
♦ Plus extras,
e—*2% extra,
f—Pextra,
h—75c extra
••25c paid June 30. 1933; 45c paid
Dec. 22. 1936.
FEDERAL LAND BANKS
NEW YORK, April 5 (/Pi.—Federal Land
Bank bonds: . . .
Bid. Asked.
4%s Nov., 1058-38_104% 105%
41 ,s May. 1057-37- 100% 100%
4 s May. 1058-38- 102% 03%
4s Nov.. 1057-37- 101 % 102
4s Julv. 1040-44_100% 10,%
3%S May. 1055-45- 1004s 100%
3s July. 1055-45_ — 00% 99%
3s Jan.. -050-48_ 00% 99%
8s May, 1950-48- 99% 99%
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO. April 5 (/Pi ITT. S. Dept
Aar I_Hogs. 10.000. including 2.000
direct' falrlv active: good and choice hogs
around 10 higher than Friday’s average:
medium kinds 10-25 higher; bulk, good
and choice, 200-300 lb.. 10.10-._o, early
top 10 26: part load. 10.30: most packing
lows 10 higher at 9.35-75.
Cattle 13.000. calves. 1.500: choice
and prime fed steers fairly well cleaned up
on early rounds: fully steady: supply such
kinds very small: top 18.25- several loans.
15 00-18 00: latter scaling 1.485 lb.: best
•leers. 15 50: nothing done on other grades;
largelv 25 lower with undertone bearish at
decline: light kinds off most: largely steer
run all she-stock weak to 25 lower: bulls
and vealers steady- best fed heifers. 10.60:
kinds selling at 9.50 downward show de
cline vealers. 9 00-50: practical top. 10.00:
practical top sausage bulls. 8.50; few out
standing offerings. 8.85
Sheep 10.000. including 1.400 direct:
fat lambs opening slow around steady:
choice handyweicht wooled lambs to ship
pers 17 50: little doing on bulk supply:
fat 'sheep 25 lower: small lots choice
handvweight ewes 8.75- bulk natives. 6.00
60: culls mostly 2.60-3.50.
CRUDE OIL PRICES.
TULSA. Okla.. April 5 OP).—Base crude
•11 prices: , . _
Mid-Continent area—Oklahoma-Kansas,
•ravitv scale. 98c to $1.30. North Central
and West Central Texas, gravity scale.
P6c to $ 1.20. East Texas. $1.2? West
Texas (Permian Basin), gravity scale. 84c
to * 1.08. North Louisiana-Arkansas,
gravity scale. 90c to 81.22.
Rocky Mountain area—Salt Creek, Wyo.,
gravity scale 98c to 81.30.
Eastern area — Pennsylvania grade
tBradford-Allegany). $2.ti7; same grade In
Southwest Pennsylvania lines. $2.42; same
grade in Eureka lines. $2.22; same grade
In Buckeye lines. $2.22. Corning. $1.42.
U. S. TREASURY POSITION.
BT the Associated Press.
The position of the Treasury on April 2:
Receipts. $33,932,527.21. expenditures,
$43 503.505.72: balance. $1,810,394.
263 92- customs receipts for the month,
$3.918.252.95.
Receipts for the fiscal year isince July
1) $3.7 62.622.961.98: expenditures. $5.
618 847.072.26 including $2,157,819.
659.25 of emergency expenditures: excess
of expenditures. $1.8514.224.110.28. Gross
debt $.34,782,667,125.63. an increase of
$9 995.829.55 over the previous day. Gold
assets $11,576,505,405.58. Including
$345,265,789.42 of inactive gold.
BONDS ON N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
By private wire direct te The Star.
TREASURY
Hirh. Low. 2:55.
244s 1949-53_ 98-4 97-20 97-31
2448 1945-47_ 101.16 101.12 101.12
2548 1948-61_ 100.22 100. 100.8
2548 1961-64_ 98.28 99.9 99.20
2^8 1956-69_ 99.14 99.7 99.10
2%s 1956-60 _ 100.27 100.4 100,11
2%s 1955-60 re*- 100.16 100.1 100.11
38 1946-48 _ 103. 102.24 102.24
38 1951-65 _ 102.16 102.2 102.3
114s 1946-49_ 103.16 103.10 103.16
3 54s 1949-52_ 104.8 104.R 104.8
3*48 1941 __ 106.16 1O6.8 105.8
3*48 1944-46 104.30 104.20 104.20
3 54s 1940-43.Tune 106.5 105.5 106.5
3 54s 1941-43 Mar 106.8 105.8 105.8
3548 1943-47 _ 105.6 105.4 106.4
3 84 s 1946-56 _ 108.10 108.10 108.10
4s 1944-64 _ 110.2 109.22 109.23
4 14 s-3 14 8 1943-45 104.80 104.1R 104.30
4148 1947-62 114.1 118.28 114.
FEDERAL FARM MORTGAGE
284s 1942-47_ 100.13 100.10 100.13
3s 1947_ 102. 101.22 102.
Is 1949 _ 101.24 101.8 101.8
HOME OWNERS' LOAN
2*4 8 1942-44 _ 100. 99.18 99.21
25is 1939-49_ 100.20 99.30 100.1
88 1952 .. _ I'M.7 100.26 101.1
FOREIGN BONDS
Hieh. Low. 2:55.
Abltlbl Pa&Pw 6s'ES 108 106 107*4
Antloaula 7s’45 A — 15 16 15
Antloaula 1st 7s'57_ 1444 1344 1344
Antwerp 5s’68 101 101 101
Argentine 4%a "71_ 9954 9954 9944
Argentine FHa 62_101 101 101
Argentine 6s’57 A- 101*4 10144 101*4
Argentine 6s’58 B ... 101*4 10154 10154
Argentine 6s'59 June. 10044 10044 1004c
Argentine 6s "59 Oct . 10144 10144 10144
Argentine 6s‘60 Mav - 102 102 102
Argentine 6s‘60 Sept. 101*4 10144 10144
Argentine 6s ’60 Oct 1004 10144 10144
Araenttne 6s 61 Febr 1014; 10U1 10144
Argentine 68-61 May. 102V, 102 44 1 02 44
Australia 444s-56 ... 100U 100 100U
Australia 6s ’55 _ 106*; 106 44 1 05*4
Belgium 644* 49_ 10844 10844 10844
Beltlum 7s 65 _117 117 117
Berlin 6s 68 _ 1944 1 944 1 944
Berlin Elec 6s‘65_ 20 20 20
Brazil 644s‘26-’57_ 40*4 40 4OV4
Brazil 644s’27-'67_ 4144 4144 4144
Brazil *s'41 _ 48 47*4 45*4
Brisbane 6s'67_ 100 100 100
Buenos A C 3s’84_ 5644 6644 5644
Buenos Aires
444a-3 84s '77 Pr_ 7744 7744 7744
Buenos Aires
4 84S-4HS'76 April.. 78 78 78
Bue A! «Hs-44is'75 82 82 82
Buenos A C 6s '60 Apr 10 1 54 1 0 1 44 1 0 1 44
Buenos A O 6s'60 Oct. 101441014410144
Buenos A C 644s '55_101 101 101
Canada 314 e'61_ 9754 97*4 97»;
Canada 4s'60- 106 1 0 6 44 1 0 5 44
Chile 6s '60 - 2144 2144 214;
CMIe 6a ’61 Jan- 214s 2144 2144
Chile 6s'61 Sept_ 2144 2144 2144
Chile 6s'63 _ 2IH 2144 2144
Colombia 6s'61 Jan... SU; 815; 314;
Colombia 6s 61 Oct .. 3144 81 31
Copenhagen 4 54s'53.. 9544 96'4 9554
Copenhagen 6s'62 _ 99 98*4 99
Copenhagen T 5s'54_ 99 98*; 99
Cuba 6 54 s 46 _ 65 63 64
Denmark 44®'62_ 994 99 994
Denmark 64s'55_1014 1014 1014
Denmark 6s 42 _1044 1044 1044
Dominie 1st 54s '42 8H, 81 8)
Dominic 54s'61 ext-. 81 81 81
Frankfort 6 4s 53_ 184 184 184
Ger Gov 64s'65 st 24 234 234
Ger Gov 64s 65 un st 204 204 204
Ger Prv & City Bank
con Ar 6 4s'58 _f 244 244 244
Ger Rep 7s'49 stpd ... 294 284 294
Ger Rep 7s 49 un st... 244 244 244
Grt C El Jap 64s'60.. 914 914 91U
Grt C El Jap 7s'44_ 984 9f4 984
Hungary 74a ’44
Febr coupon on_ 494 494 494
Italy 7s 51 - 864 86 854
Ital P U Crd 7s ’62_ 734 734 734
Japan 64s'65 - 804 804 804
Japan 6 4s'54- 94 934 934
Lombard Elec 7s'52 . 74 74 74
Low Austria 74s '50
unmat coupon on_ 98 974 98
Medelin 6 4s 54 _ 134 134 134
Met Wat 54s'50_ 1014 101 101
Milan 64s ’52 - 724 724 724
Norway ' 4s'65- 994 #94 #94
Norwav 4 4s '56 .. 1024 1014 1014
Norw Hy El 54s'57.. 1U2 102 102
Oriental Dev 6s'53_ 794 79 794
Oslo 44a'65- 99 99 99
Paris Orl Ry 64s'68. 1004 1004 1004
Pernambuco 7s '47
Sept coupon oft_ 244 244 2*4
Peru 6s'60- 224 224 224
Peru 6s '61 _ 22 4 22 224
Poland 6s '40___ 504 604 504
Poland 7s 47 - 644 644 ««4
Poland 8s'60_ 49 49 49
Rhine W El P 6s'62_ 20 20 20
Rhine W El P 6s’63_ 19 184 19
Rio de Jan 64s 61
Au*r coupon off _ 274 274 274
Rio Gr do Sul 6s ’68
June coupon off_ 27 27 27
Rio Gr do Sul 7s ’66
May coupon oft_ 274 27 274
Rio de Jan 8s '46
ADril coupon oft_ 804 294 304
Rome 6%s'62_ 76 75 75
Rumania 7s ’49
Aug coupon oft_ 364 864 854
Sao Paulo St 6s '68
July coupon off_ 27 27 27
Sao Paulo 8t 7s '40_ 925* 92X 92X
Sao Paulo St 8s ’60
July coupon off_ 3114 SIX 3IX
Serbs 7s'62 unm c o_ 29 29 29
Silesia Elec 6Xs'46... 19 19 19
Taiwan Elec 6Xs'71_. 73X 7864 73X
Tokio 5s'52_ 69 69 69
Tokio 6X8 61_ 74X 74X 74X
Tokio E L Ltd 6s '58_ 78 77X 78
Ujinawa E F 7s 45_ 93 92X 03
Ua St] Wk 6Xs'47 A-. 2514 2514 2514
Urunuay 6s 60_ 64X 64X «4X
Warsaw 7s '68_ 43X 43X 43X
Westphal El Pw 6s'53 20 19X 20
DOMESTIC BONDS.
Allen Corp 5s‘44_ 97 96 96X
Allen Corp 6s 49_ 90 89 84
Allen Corp 6s'50_ 86 86 86
Allen Corp 6a'60 BtD 65 6414 64X
Allied Stores 4X*'50. 99X 99X 99X
Allied Stores 4Xs'51. 98X 98 98
Am & For Pw 6o 2030 . 77X 77X 77X
Am Ice cv 5s'63 _ 9314 #2X 92X
Am I GCh 6Xs'49_ 106 106 106
Am Inti 6Xs *49_ 10514 I04X 106X
Am Tel & T«1 SX»'«1 9SX 95X 98X
Am Tel & Tel 3 Xa'66 97H 9614 97
AmT*T4XB'39_ 106X 106X 106X
Am T&T6XS 43 ... 113 112X112*4
Am Wat Wks 6s '75... 109 108*4 109
Am Writ Paper 6s'47. 77X 77X 77X
Am Writ Pa 6s 47 cfs 76X 76X 76X
Anaconda deb 4Xs'60 105 104X 105
Annlo-Chil Nit 7s'67 . 89X 39 R9
Ann A 1st ex In 4s'95. 69 69 69
Armour & Co 4 Xs'39 103 103 103
Armour(Del)lst 4s’65 98 96X 96X
A T&S Fe nen 4s '95 110 109X 109X
Atl Coast L 1st 4s'52. 100X I00X 180X
Atl Coast Lclt 4s'62.. 93X 93X 98X
Atl C L un 4X8 '64 .. 91X »0X 90*4
Atl Coast Line 6s'45.. 103X 103X 103X
Atlantic & D lSt4S'48 63 63 68
Baldwin Lo 58’40 asst 1054 105 4 1054
B A O 1st 4a 48_ 1064 1064 1064
B AO 44a 60 _ 80 794 794
B AO 1st 6a'48_1104 1104 1104
Balto A O ref 6a '95 A- 904 904 »04
B AO 6s 96 F _ 884 884 884
B A O ref 6s 2000 D_ 884 884 884
B AO ref 68 95 C_ 1004 100 100
BiOPLEAW V4s’41 1034 1024 1034
B AO Toledo 4S‘69 — 924 924 *24
Bell T of Pa 6a 48 B__ 117 1164 117
Bell T of Pa 6s'60 C 122 12S4 122
Beth Steel 34a-66_ 944 944 944
Beth Steel 4 4a‘60_ 1024 1014 102
Boa A Me 6s'65_ 86 86 85
Boa A Me 6s'67_ 844 844 844
BotCon M «4s'S4_ 834 384 834
BotCon M 64s’34 et„ 834 334 834
Bklyn Ed con 3 4a‘66_. 994 99 99
Bklyn Man T 44a 68 . 994 *94 994
Bklvn Un El 6s ’60 . 1074 1074 1074
Bklyn Un G ref 6a '47 . 1*0 1194 1194
Bklyn Un Gaa 6s '60 1034 1024 1034
Brown Shoe S4a*60__ 1084 1084 1034
Buff RAP con 4 4s '67. 864 864 864
Bush Term 1st 4s'62.. 864 804 864
Bush Term con 6s'55 70 70 70
Bush Term Bids 6a '6 0 65 64 4 66
Camas 7a 42 ctfs - 31 804 81
Canada So 6s '62 A- 1164 1164 1164
Can dlan N R 44s'66. 1114 111 1114
Can'dlan N R 44s'57. 1104 1104 1104
Can'dlan N 5s’69 July. 1134 1134 1184
Can'dlan N 5s'69 Oct 1154 1154 1164
Can dlan Pdb 4s perp 984 *24 98
Can dlan Pac 4 4s '46- 10*4 1084 1034
Can dlan Pac 4 4s'60. 102 102 102
Hlsb. Low. 2:55.
Can’dlan Pao 6s’44 cfa 1114 ill!* 1IU4
Can’dlan Pao 6s'64_1084 108 108
Car & Gen 6s '60 ww_ 106 106 105
Cent of Oa con 6»’45— 824 324 824
Cantof Ga rf 6 4s'59. 214 204 21
Cent Hud G&E 6s '57— 102 102 102
Cent 111 E& G 6s 61 101 1004 101
Central 111 Lt S4a'66. 102 1014 102
Cent of N J gen 5a ’87. 68 674 «74
Cent Pac lat rf 4s’49.. 1084 108 108
Cent Pac 5s'60 reg_ 100 994 100
Cent RR B Ga 6s'37_ 91 91 91
Cent Steel 8s ’41_ 124 124 124
Cert'd deb 64s 48 .. 86 86 86
Champ P & F 4 4s '50. 1064 1064 1064
ChesapCcv6s 44_1234 1224 1224
Chesap Corp 6s 47_ 140 1384 139
Ches & O 3 4a 96 D__ 96 954 »&4
Ches & O 34s 96 E.._ 964 96 964
C & O 44s '92 reg_118 118 118
C & O con 6a '39.... . 1064 1064 1064
C& O Big Sandy 4s'44. 107 107 107
Chi B & Q gen 4s '68 .. 1094 1084 1084
Chi B&QI dlv S4a'49.. 106 1054 106
Chi & E 111 6s *61 _ 394 39 894
Chi & E 1115s '61 ctfs._ 384 384 »»4
Chi & E 111 con 6s'34._ 101 101 101
Chi Grt West 4a '69 . 474 47 47
Chi Ind & L ref 6s '47. 864 86 4 3«4
Chi & NW 44s 2U37_ 304 804 304
Chi&NW 4 4s'87_ 454 454 454
C U St P 4s '89 _ 604 604 804
CM&St P 44s 89 E-._ 65 65 65
CM&St P 5s 75 314 304 314
CM&StP&P ad1 682000 114 11 11
Chi & NW 44s 2037 C. 804 804 304
Chi & NW 4 6*8 49 21 204 20*4
Chi & NW gen 5a'87._ 464 464 464
Chi & NW rf 6a 2037._ 324 314 314
Chi R l&P rf 4a'34_ 23 23 23
Chi R I&P rf 4s’34ctf_. 20 4 204 204
Ch1 R I&P gen 4B'88._ 384 38 38
Chi R I&P 4s '88 ctfs.. 374 37 87
Chi R I&P 44»’52 . 22 22 22
Chi R l&P 4 4s'62 ctf. 20 194 20
Chi R I&P 44s 60 .. 14 134 134
Chi T H&S Inc 6s '60.. 814 814 814
Chi & W In con 4s 62. 1014 1014 1014
Chi & W Ind 44s 62 . 100410041004
Chi Un Sta 3 4s 63 E 104 1034 1034
Childs & Co 5s'43 _ 88 4 874 884
CinG&E34s'6 6 98 4 98 4 984
Cin Un Ter 3 4s D gtd 102 102 102
CCC&St L rf 1 4s '77 E 934 934 934
CCC&St L ref 6s'63 D 103 103 103
CCC&St L ref 6a 41 C- 1024 1024 "'24
Clev El 111 3»is 65 _. 1064 1064 1064
Clev Un Tel 44s'77 . 102 10141014
Clev Un Term 6s '73 R 1054 1054 1054
Colo Puel&Iron 6s'43. 107 107 107
Colo & So 4 4s'80 ... 694 69 69
Columbia G&E deb
5s'52 April . _ 1034 1024 1024
Columbia G & E 6s
'62 May _ 1024 1024 1024
Columbia G&E Bs'61 1014 101 101
Col R P&L 1st 4 4s'57. 1034 1034 1"34
Cornel Credit 3 4s 51. 934 934 9.84
Com Inv Tr 3 4s'51__. 101 101 101
Conn R & L 44s '51 .. 1024 1024 1024
Ci nsum P un 3 4s'65 . 1014 1014 1014
Cons Pwr 34s'70 __ 100 994 994
Cons Coal Del 6s 60 .. 684 674 684
Cons Ed NY 3 4s 46 n 104 1034 104
Cons Ed NY 34s'56 n 1014 1014 1014
Consol 011 3 4s'51 .. 103*ii 1034 1034
Container deb 6s'43_ 1024 102 102
Crane Co 34s 61 _ 98 974 98
Crown C & S 4s'50_ 105 106 105
Crown Will P 6s '61_ 1044 1044 1044
Cuba RR 1st 6s'52_ 674 674 574
Cuba Northn 64s'42. 647, 544 644
Del * Hud ref 4s'43 ... 91 904 904
Del & Hud 54s'37_1004 1004 1004
Den G & E 5s '51_1064 106*4 106*;
Den & RGW 6s'65asst 18 174 174
■ Den & R G ref 6s '7S 274 27 27*4
I Des M&Ft D 4s'35 cfs 8*4 8*; 8*,
Det Edison 34s 66 .. 1034 1034 1034
Detroit Ed 4s 65 F 107 IU64 107
Det Edison 44s'61 D 1124 1124 1124
Dul S S & At 5s'37 61 604 6O4
Duaues Lt 4 4s'57 B . 103 4 103 4 1031;
E T V & Ga cn 5s '56 . 1154 1154 1134
Elec Auto Lite 4s'52110 110 110
El Faso Nat G4 4s 51. 1014 1014 101*;
Ertegen4s y«_ 824 «24 824
Erie ref 6s 67_ 834 824 824
Erie ref 6s 75 _ 824 824 824
Erie & Jersey 6s'55... 11* 116 116
Falrbks Morse 4s 56.. 1024 1*14 102
Fed Lt & Trac 5s'421034 1034 1034
Fla E C R v 6s *74 . 17 17 17
Fond J&G 4s'52 filed.. 94 94 94
Gen Mot Acc 3» 46 .. 1004 1004 1004
Gen Mot Ass 34s 61.. 1004 100 1004
Gen Stl Cast 64s'49.. 914 914 914
Goodrich 4 V;s'56_ 98'; 984 984
Goodrich 6s 46 . _106 lu64 1054
Goodyear T&R 5s'57_. 1044 104 1044
Great N Ry 4s 46 G... 129 129 129
Great N Ry 4s 46 H 1074 10715 1074
Grt N R Ren 44a'76 D 102 102 102
Grt N R Ren 4 4s'77 E 102'; 102'; 102';
Grt N R 54s 52 B_ 1164 1154 1154
Gulf M & N Ss'60_ 99 984 99
Gulf Sta Stl 54a '42._ 974 974 974
Hack Wat 1st 4s'52... 106 106 106
Hock Val 44s 99 _ 1144 1U4 1144
HoelRilstmts 44... 914 91 91
Houston OH 54s '40._ 1014 1014 1014
Hudson Coal 6a 52 ... 604 481; 50
Hud & Man Inc 6s'57.. 32 32 32
Hud & Man ref 6s '57.. 78 78 78
111 Bell Tel 34s'70.__ 102»; 132 1024
111 Cent col tr 4b'53_ 824 824 824
111 Cent ref 4s 55_ 89 89 89
111 Cent 4 4 s 66. _ 774 77 77
ICC&StL N 044s'63._ 82 814 814
ICC&StL N O 6s 63 .. 87 864 864
III Steel deb 44a 40._ 1074 1064 1074
Inland Stl 34» 61 .. 1024 1014 1014
Int R T lat rf Ea 66 91 884 884
1 R T lat rf 6s'66 ctfs 89 4 884 884
Int R T 6s 32_ 41 41 41
Int R T 7s 32 _ 844 84 84
Int R T 7s '32 ctfs_ 824 824 824
Interlake 5s 51 _ 1024 1024 1024
Int Grt Nr adl 6s’52 A. 144 144 144
Int Grt Nr 6s'52 A .. 374 364 364
Int Hydro Elec 6s 44.. 81 80 80
Int Mer Marine 6s '41. 894 884 884
Int Pat) 1st 5s 47A_1014 1014 1014
Int Pap ref 6s 65 99 984 99
Int Ry of C A 6s 41 1024 1024 102 4
Int Ry Cent A 6 4s'47. 96'; 954 954
Int T&T cv 4 4* 89... 824 814 81*;
Int T&T 44a '52_ 68 674 674
Int T&T 6s 56 _ 714 714 714
Jones&L Stl 4 4 s’61 A 102 1014 1014
KansCSolSt3s 50 88 874 874
Kan C Term 1st 4s ’60. 1064 1664 1064
Kans G &E4 4s '80_ 103H 1034 1034
Kv&Ind T 4 4 S '61_ 084 98 4 984
Kresge Found 4s '45.1074 107 107
Laclede Gas 5s '39_ 91 91 91
Laclede G 5 4s'53 C._. 61 604 604
Laclede G 5 4s 60 D . 60 60 60
Lake S&M So 34s'97. 100 100 100
Lautaro Nltr 6s 64_ 43 43 43
Leh Val Coal 5s’44_ 97 4 974 974
Leh Val Coal 5s '54_ 66 66 66
Leh Val Coal 5s'64_ 624 624 624
Leh Val Har 5s'64 . 1044 1044 1044
L V Pa cn 4s 2003 reg 644 8*4 814
L V Pa cn 4 4s 200.3 rg 71 71 71
Llgg & Myers 5S '61. 120 120 120
Llgg & Myers 7s '44 ... 1294 1294 1294
Loews 34s 46 97*4 974 97*4
Long Isld ref 4s’49 stp 1014 1014 1014
La & Ark 5s ’69 96 964 954
Lou & Jeff Bid 4s "45— 106*4 IO64 106*4
L & Nash 3%s 2003_ 92 92 92
L&N lst4s 2003 _ 994 99 9»4
L&N 44s 2003 C_1044 1044 1044
L& N 6s 2003 B_ 107 107 107
McKess&Rob 64s’60 108 4 10? 103
MeC RRclt4s 45 A._ 101 1004 1004
Me C RR gn 4 4S 60A- 824 8 ! 4 82
Mil El R&L 6s '61_ 1034 103 10.34
MU E R & S L rf 5s'71 1034 103 103
Minn & St L 6s'J4 ctfs 164 16 164
MStP&SSM cn 48 38 . 28 28 28
MStP&SSM 6s'38 gtd- 31 SI 31
Mo K &T 1st 4S '90._ 88 88 88
Mo K & T 48 '62 B_ 69 4 68 4 68*4
MoK & T ed1 6s '67_ 704 704 704
Mo Pao 4S'75 _ 194 194 194
Mo Pac 6s'65 A_ 41 41 41
Mo Pec 6s'77 F - 414 «1 41
Mo Pac 5s'77 F ctfs— *94 39 4 394
Mo Pac 5s'78 G_ 414 404 40*4
Mo Pac 6s 80 H_ 41 41 41
Mo Pac 6s'811_ 414 414 «14
Mo Pac 54s '49 A_ 164 164 164
Mohawk & M 4s’91.—. 90*4 904 90*4
Monong Ry 1st 4s '60 1064 1064 1064
Monong Pub S 4 4* 60 102 102 102
Monong Pub S 6s'65 1044 1044 1044
Montana Pwr3%s'66 . 934 934 934
Mor&Essex 3 4s 2000 88 4 864 884
Morrls&Essex 44s'55 914 904 91
Morrle&Essex 5s'55_ 994 984 994
Namm & Sons 6s 43— 98 99 99
Natl Dairy SfcrBlww. 103 102*1 103
Natl Dls P C 4V4s'45 104*4 104*4 104*4
Nat Ry Mex 4%s’57 as 4*4 4*4 4*4
Natl Steel 4s 66 . ... 104 103*4 103*4
New B T&T 4*4t’61-. 116*4 116*4 116*4
New Jer P&L 4*48 60. 106*4 105 105
New Orl P S 6s 52 A.. 98 97*4 98
New Orl PS 5s 55 B 96*4 f 96 9fi
New OrlT&M lnc5s'35. 50 49*4 50
New Orl T&M 5s 51 B 68*4 57*4 68*4
New Orl T&M 6s 66 C 57*4 57*4 57*4
New Orl T&M 5*48 54 61*4 60*4 «r,
NOT&M 6*4s'54a cfs. 57 57 67
NY Central 3V41 97 — 98 9? 97
NY Central 3*4S M6_101*4 101 101*4
NT Cent con 4s 91_ 97*4 96*4 96*4
High Low. 2:55.
NT Cent rf 4 4s 2018.. 904 »0 90
NY C rf 44s 2018 n_ 904 90 :0
NY Cent rf 6s 2013_ 974 97 974
NY Cent cv 6s 44_ 1264 1244 126
NY C L, Sb 84s '91_ 90 4 894 904
NYC Mich C 3%s'98„ 91 90 90
NYC&St L, 1st 48 '37__ 1014 1014 1014
N Y Chi & StL, 4s’46_ 1024 102 1024
NYC&St JL, 44s '78_ 89 4 884 894
NYC&St L 6 4s '74 A„ 101 1004 101
NY Chi & St L, 6s'38 . 1004 1004 1004
NY Edison 8 4s 65 D. 984 974 98 4
NY Edis ref 3 4 s ‘66_084 »84 984
NY G El H&P 4s 49__ 1094 1094 1094
NY G El H&P 6s M8_119 119 119
NY L & W 1st 4s 73_ 100 4 1004 1004
N if NH & H 4s ’65_ 414 41 414
NY NH & H 48 '56_ 424 414 414
NY NH & H 44s '67._. 464 46 464
NY NH & H Cons Rys
4s'64_ 8*4 864 864
NY O&W ref 4s '92_ 31 804 804
NY Futnam 4s '93_ 874 874 874
NY Rys 6s 65 A stp_ 1054 1054 1064
NY Steam 1st 6s '61_ 1064 1064 1064
NY Tel gen 4 4s'39_ 1064 1064 1064
NY Tr Rk 6s'46 stp.__ 90 90 90
NY W & B 4 Vis '4 6 __ 174 174 174
Niag Falla P 34s'66.. 1014 1014 1014
Nlag Sh 6 4s '60 _ 102 102 102
Norf & W 1st 4s'96_113 113 113
North Am Co 6s 61_ 105 1044 1044
North Am Ed 6s'G7 A.. 102 102 102
North Am Ed 6s 69 C. 1014 1004 lol
North Am Ed 64s '63. 1014 1014 1014
Norn Pac gen 3s 2047. 754 76 754
Norn Pac 4s '97 _ 1034 1034 1034
North Pac 6s 2047_ 1104 1104 1104
Ogden EC 4s'48_ 28 28 2
Ohio Edison 4s’66_ 1024 102 102
Ont Pwr Nlag 6s'4S_112 112 112
Oreg W RR 4s 61_ 1044 1044 1044
Pac Gas & El 3 4s'66. 964 9«4 964
Pao G & E 4s 64 .. 106 1044 1044
Pac RR Mo 2d 6s'38 102 1014 1014
Pao T&T rf 3 4 s'66 B. 100 4 100 100 4
Pac T&T 3 4s'66 C . 1004 1004 1004
Pan Am PC 6s'4() ctfs. 484 484 484
Paramount Plo 6s'65 . 1004 100 1004
Park-Ex «4s'53 ctfs. 60 60 60
Penn Co 4s 63 _ 1004 100' 1004
Penn Dixie C 6s 41_ 100 994 100
Penn P&E44s 81_ 105 1044 105
Penna R R 314s w.l.__ 1084 1084 1084
Penn RR 34s 70 C 994 984 984
Penn RR cn 4s'48 stp.. 1134 1134 1134
Penn RR 4(45 '81 D_ 105 1034 106
Penn R R 4 4 s'84_1044 1044 1044
Penn RR gn 44s'65_ 1084 1084 1084
Penn RR deb 44s '70.. 1004 1004 100 4
Penn HR gen 6s'68 _ 1144 1144 1144
People GL&C rf 6s'47. 1124 1124 1124
Pere Marq 4Mt s’80 ... 964 964 964
Pere Marq 1st 6s '56— 1014 1014 1014
Phila Co 6s 67 _ 104 1034 104
Phila & R C&l 5s'7*._ 384 874 374
Phila & RC&l 6s 49— 17 I«4 164
Philippine Ry 4s 37 _. 264 264 264
Plllsbury FI M 6s'43.. 107 107 107
PCC&St L 4s '60 H .. 1094 1094 1094
PCC&St L 4 4s'77 C 106 106 106
PCC&St L 5s'70 A ...116 116 116
Port Gen El 44s 60 ... 63 4 624 *34
Porto Rico A T 6s 42.. 804 804 804
Postal Tel & C 6s'53 . 824 324 824
Potomac El P 34s'66 101 101 101
Pure 011 44s 60 ww._ 1224 1214 1214
R-K-06e«l_ 11554 115 11554
Readme Jer C 4s '51_ 99 98*4 98**
Readme R 4'4a ’97 A.. 10654 10554 105*4
Reading R 4 54 s 97 B_. 10654 19854 10554
Rein-Rand 4 54 s’Stww 10754 10754 10754
Republic Stl 444* 50— 201 1975, 199*1
Republio Stl 4 54 8 56— 97 96*4 96*4
Republic Stl 4 54 s 61_. 96 955, 96*,
Republic Stl 5 44s '64— 122 121 5, 12154
Revere Cop 4 5*s 66... 10154 1015, 10154
Richfield 011 6s 44 — 66 66 66
Richfield O 6s’44 ctfs . 555, 65*4 6554
R G W 1st ex In 4s '39. 7.'1 73 73
Rio GW col 4s 49 A._ 4654 46)4 455,
R 1 A&G 1st 4 44 s 34._ 23 23 23
Saguenay Pw4 54s'66.. 1018a 10114 10154
St G l.M&S R&G 4s'33. 8154 815, 815,
St GlM&SR&S4s'33ct. 82 82 82
St G-S Fran 4s'60A_ 315, 31 31
St G-S Fran 4 54a ‘78 ._ 305, 2954 3054
St G-S F 4 54S'7g cf St. 265, 2614 265,
St G-S F 6s 50 B ctfs. 28 275, 28
St G S W 1st 4s'89 . 88 88 88
St G S W 1st ter 5s’52_ 675j 5754 6754
StPKCSG4*4S 41_ 23 2 2 54 2 25,
St P M&M ext 6s '43 . 10254 102*4 102*4
San A & A Pass 4s 43. 100*, 100*4 10054
Seabd A G 4s'50 stp._. 31 3054 31
Seabd A G 6s'45 A_ 20 19*, 1954
Seabd A G 6s 45 ctfs.. 18»* 18*4 18**
Sharon Stl c» 4 54s'51. 115 115 116
Shell Un deb 3 54»'51— 97 9654 96*4
Silesian Am 7a'41_ 72 72 72
Skelly 011 4s'61 . _ 99 9854 99
Socony Vac 3 54a'50... 10254 1025, 10214
South Bell T&T 6s ’41 106*4 106*4 106*4
Southn Cal Gas 4 54 '61 10654 10514 105*4
So Colo Pwr 6s'47 A.. 1055, 105', 10554
South Nat G 4 54a’51_ 985, 98*4 98*4
So Pac 3 A, s 46_ 98 97>, 98
So Pac col 4s'49_ 93*4 93*4 93*4
So Pac ref 4s '65_ 10454 104 1015,
So Pac 4 54 s 68_ 91 9054 9054
So Pac 4 54a'69- 9054 895, 89V4
So Pac 4 54 s 81_ 905, 89*, 89*4
So Pac Oreg 4 54 s'77_ 9554 94?4 95
So Ry gen 4s 56 A_ 8154 8054 805,
So Ry 5s '94 _1C754 10754 107*4
So Ry gen 6a '56_ 101 1005, 101
So Ry 654s'56 .-- 1045, 104 1045,
So Ry M & O 4s '38_ 9354 9354 935,
S W Bell Tel 3 54 s 64.. 1035* 102*, 10.3
Soutnw n G&E 4s 60.. 1OOJ4 9954 10054
Spokane Int 5s'55_ 335, 335, 335,
Staley A E 4s’46_ 102 102 102
Stand Oil N J 3s '61_ 965, 9654 96
Studehaker cv 6s'46_140 143 140
Symsn G&G'56 xw_ 126 126 126
Term El Pw 6s 47 A .. #9 9814 98*4
Term As St L 4%s ’39. 106 106 106
Texarkana 6Vis'50 ... 10414 10414 10414
Texas Coro 3Hs 51... 10114 10i>4 IOU4
Texas & Pac 5s 77 B._ 10244 I02H 10214
Texas & Pac 5s '80 D__ 10414 104 101
Third Av ref 4s 60 65 65 65
Third A ad In ex 6s’66. *6 36H 36
Tri-Conti Corp 5s’53 .. 118 118 118
Un OH of Cal 314s ’52. 11214 11214 11214
Union Pac 3 14s'70_ 95 95 95
UnPac3Hs’71_ 9614 96*4 9514
Un Pao 1st 4s '47_11014 110H 110*4
United Drug 6a'53_ 10014 10014 100J4
United Rys St L 4s’34 3ll4 3114 3114
U S Rubber 5s'47 106 10514 106
Utah L & T 6s '44 (A). 100 9914 9914
UtahP&L5s’44 _ 102 102 102
UtllP&L,6s 69 ww_ 60*4 6014 50*4
Util P & L 5 I48'47_ 61>4 6114 *114
Vanadium cv 5s 41... 109 108*4 10814
Ver Sug 1st 7s'42 ctfs 3114 3044 31
V Cz&Plst 4 14s 34 ast 41.4 44^ 41^
Va E & P 1st ref 4S’55. IO6I4 IO6I4 106*4
Va Ry 1st 314s ’66 A_ 10214 102 102
Wabash 414s’78_ 3914 3» 39
Wabash 1st 5s’39_ 100 100 100
Wabash 6s ’76 B- 4014 40'4 4014
Wabash 5s 80 D- 40H 4014 40H
Wabash 614s 76_._ 41I4 4114 6114
Wabash Des M 4s ’39_. 81 81 81
Walker H&S 4 148'45.. 10514 10&14 10544
Walworth 4s 56 .. 8U4 80 83
Warner Bros cv 6s'39. 9514 9614 95U
Warner-Quin 6*’39... 6U4 5114 6114
Warren Br cv 6s 41._. 73 7144 72
W’ash Cent 4s 48 ... loip, 10U4 10114
W'ash W P 1st 5s '39 .. 1051^ [06*4 106I4
West Penn P 314s 66. 1034* 10814 103H
W Sh 1st 4s 2061 gtd._ 93 P 93p, 93P
West’n Md 1st 4s '52.. IOH4 101 101
West’n Md 514s '77 10744 10614 106I4
West'n Pac 6s 46 A as 36 35*4 36
West’n Un 414s 50... IO6I4 105'4 IO6I4
West'n Un 6s 61-104!* 10344 101H
West'n Un 6s 60 .— 10314 103(4 10314
Wheel Steel 4 lis'63 _ 9914 99 9944
W Sp Stl 1st 7s'35 ct. 4244 4214 4214
W Sp Stl con 7s ’35 ct. 42*4 4214 4214
Wilson & Co 48 '56 . 100 9914 100
Wis Cent 1st gn 4s '49. 2714 2714 2714
P’ngstnS&T 314s 8X._ 14814 147 148
F’ngstn S&T 4s’61 ... 10014 100M 10014
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.
BOSTON. April ft i/Pi i United States
Department ol Agriculture).—Tne wool
market in Boston was rather quiet today.
A slackening demand was apparent during
the latter part ot last week and thus far
there has been no sign of a pick-up. An
occasional inquiry was received for fine
territory wools in original bags, but buy
ing interest did not appear urgent. Aver
se French combing length wools of fine
and half-blood grades of spot territory
w'ools were_ offered at prices in the range
of a>1.02-0o, scoured basis.
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METAL MARKET.
NEW YORK. April 5 (>P).—Copper barely
steady; electrolytic, spot and future. 17.00:
export. 16.20. Tin firmer; spot and near
by. 03.00-63.1212: future. 62.37V2-62.50.
Lead steady; spot New York. 6.90-7.05;
East St. Louis. 6.75-85. Zinc steady;
East St. Louis, spot and future. 7.50.
Iron steady: No. 2 f. o. b. Eastern Penn
sylvania. 25.00; Buffalo. 24.00: Alabama.
20.00 Aluminum. 20.00-21.00. Anti
mony, spot. 17.00. Quicksilver. 93.00-95.00.
Platinum 58.00. Wolframite. 21.76.
VISIBLE GRAIN SUPPLY.
NEW YORK. April ft OP).—The visible
supply of American grain shows the fol
lowin* chance fin bushels': Wheat de
creased 2.184.000. corn decreased 840,000,
oats decreased 1.750.000. rye decreased
180.000. barley decreased 718.000.
SANTA FT NETS
1936 Total Compares With
$9,554,315 Recorded in
Preceding Period.
By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, April 5.—Operations of
the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Railway Co. in }936 resulted in a sub
stantial increase of gross revenues,
despite adverse agricultural condi
tions, the annual pamphlet report to
stockholders indicated.
Gross income for the year ended
December 31, 1936, was $23,346,245.98,
which compared with $22,749,966.22
for the previous year.
Net corporate income, representing
the amount available for dividends and
surplus after all expenses, was $9,998,
125.53. In 1935 this was $9,554,315.11.
Samuel T. Bledsoe, chairman of the
Executive Committee and president of
the company, also told stockholders
what had been accomplished and some
of the plans for 1937.
Freight car loadings in 1936 were
1,363,938, an increase of 140,941 over
1935.
Increased passenger revenue was re
ported as due partly to improvement
in general business conditions, the
convenience and comfort of air-con
ditioned equipment and a general re
duction in transcontinental fares.
The increased revenues, Bledsoe
said, were practically absorbed by in
creased maintenance expenditures and
increased taxes. Expenditures for
maintenance of way structures in
creased $5,593,357.32, or 29.9 per cent.
Taxes increased 34.6 per cent to
$14,103,225 from $10,476,178.
Guaranty Trust
Discloses Sharp
Drop in Deposits
B5 the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. April 5—Guaranty
Trust Co.’s statement as of March 31
showed deposits of $1,602,377,016, com
pared with $1,744,810,010 on December
31, 1936, and $1.488 284,606 on March
31, 1936. The institution’s holdings of
United States Government bonds
amounted to $582,269,639, against
$590,105,249 on December 31.
Washington Produce
BUTTER—02 score. 1-pound prints 38:
*4-pound prints 39; tub. 37; 90 score. 1
pound prints. 37; U-Pound prints. 38;
MEATS—Choice beef. 17: calves 10:
veal 10 lamb 21 pork loin. 24: xresn
ham 23: smoked ham 20: sliced bacon,
slab bacon. 28. compound. 13*2: lara.
1 Vive STOCK—Pigs. 8a8V light hop.
Ob:''.-: medium hogs. 934 heavies. 8a.* 2.
roughs tia8: calves. OalO lambs OalO
Prices paid shippers, net f.o.b. Wash
ington By the U. 8. Bureau of Agricul
tural Economics- „
EGGS—Market on U. S Government
graded extras mediums and standards,
large cent lower. All other grades
steady at unchanged prices. Current re
ceipts. 2la-:l12; hennery whites. 22a2,,'aj
a few at 23 Government graded and
dated white eggs <net prices paid shippers
fob. Washington»—U S. extras, large.
24^: U. S extras, mediums. 22; U. 8.
standards, large 22*4. , . ,,
LIVE POULTRY—Market generally
steady at unchanged prices Fowl—Col- ,
ored heavy ]7a1P: Leghorns. 13al4. 1
Chickens Rocks and Crosses, all sizes
mostly 21a23: a few at 23,/a: Leghorns.
134 to 214 pounds and un 20a21. Old
guineas. 25*30 each. Turkeys, old hens,
16al8. old toms. 15.
Fruits and \efetable*.
Sales in large lots by original receiver*
up to 8 am. today:
APPLES—No carlot arrivals: one broken
car on track. Supplies moderate; demand
moderate, market steady. Bushel baskets.
U. S No. 1 Virginia. Staymans. 21*- !
inch minimum 1.40-1.50; 2* 2-inch mini- .
mum. 1.65-1.75: 2a4-inch minimum. 1..5
1.85. Yorks. 214-inch minimum. 1.40
1 .,=>0. 212-inch minimum. 1.65-1.75: 23/4
inch minimum. 1.75-1.85: Winesaps. 2*'«-1
inch minimum 1.75-1.85; 2la-inch mini- ;
mum. 2.00-2.25: Parakons. 2‘4-inch mini
mum. 1.40-1.50: 2’2-inch minimum. 1.60
l.t*5. 234-inch minimum. 1.05-1.75;
Lowrys. 214-inch minimum. 1.25-1.35;
2l2-inch minimum 1.50-1.05; 23/4-lnch
minimum. 1 05-1.75; Ganos, 2v4-inch
minimum. 1.00-1.15. 2*a-inch minimum.
1.35-1.40: 2^4-inch minimum. 1.40-1.50;
Black Twigs. 2*4-inch minimum 1.35-1.40:
2!2-inch minimum 1.00-1.05; 2%-inch
minimum. 1.05-1.75; Romes, 2J4-inch
minimum. 1.35-1.40; 2,a-inch minimum.
l.HO-1.65 : 234-inch minimum. mostly
around 1.75: Delicious. 2*4-inch minimum.
1.65-1.75; 2*2-inch minimum. 2.25-2.35;
234-inch minimum. 2.35-2.50; Golden
Delicious. 24-inch minimum. 1.65; 2Va
inch minimum. 1.90-2.00. Boxes: Mary
land, Pennsylvania and Virginia, combina
tion extra fancy and fancy as to size:
Staymans. 1.75-2.25: Delicious, 2.25-2.75;
Paragons. 1.65-2.00; Romes. 2.00-2.50.
C grade, as to size: Staymans. 1.50-1.75;
Delicious. 1.85-2.00; Paragons, 1.50-1.75;
Romes. 1.75-1.85. Cartons: Maryland.
Pennsylvania and West Virginia, fancy—
Staymans. 1.75-2.25: Delicious. 2.25-2.50;
Lowrys. 1.00-2.00; Golden Delicious. 2.00
I 2.35.
ASPARAGUS—No cariot arrivals: no
cars on track Truck receipts moderate;
supplies moderate; demand moderate; mar
ket steady. South Carolina, pyramid
crates, dozen bunches; Colossal. 3.50
4.INI: fancy 2.75-3.00: choice. 2.00-2.60.
CABBAGE—One South Carolina ar
rived: four broken cars on track. Sup
plies moderate- demand moderate: market
steady. I'a-bushel hampers, pointed type:
South Carolina freight receipts. 00-1.00;
truck receipts. 85.
CARROTS—Two Califronia arrived: one
broken and one unbroken cars on track.
Supplies moderate, demand light; market
weak. California Western lettuce crates.
0 dozen. 3.00-3.25; Texas, half-lettuce
crates, bunched. 1.26
CAULIFLOWER—Two California ar
rived; three broken and two unbroken
cars on track. Supplies moderate: demand
moderate: market steady. California,
crates. 1.50.
CELERY—One Florida arrived; three
broken and one unbroken cars on track.
Supplies moderate: demand light: market
dull Florida. 10-inch crates, individually
washed, and wire-bound crates, trimmed
tops. 3-10 dozen. 2.25-2.50; XX's. 1.75
2.00.
LETTUCE—Three Arizona arrived: five
broken and one unbroken cars on track.
Supplies moderate: demand light: market
steady. California. Western crates Iceberg
type. 5 dozen, considerable fair quality.
4 00-4.50. few best. 5.00.
ONIONS—One Michigan arrived: one
broken and two unbroken cars on track.
Supplies moderate: demand light; market
steady. 50-pound sacks. U. S. No. 1:
Michigan and New York. Yellows. 1.25;
Colorado. Valencias. 3 inches and larger.
1.00.
PEAS—No cariot arrivals; one broken
car on track. Supplies moderate; demand
light: market steady. California, bushel
hampers. Telephones. 3.25: Florida, bushel
hampers. 1.25-1.50. few higher.
Potato Market Weak.
POTATOES—Five Maine arrived; seven
broken and eight unbroken cars on track.
Old stock Supplies moderate; demand
slow: market weak 100-pound sacks. U.
S. No. 1. Maine, Green Mountains. 2.50
2.00. mostly 2.50: New York, round whites,
2.25-2.35. mostly 2.26: Pennsylvania,
round whites, 2.25: Idaho. Russet Bur
banks. 3.50-3.05. mostly 3.50. New stock:
Supplies light: demand light; market
steady. Florida, bushel crates. Bliss Tri
umphs. U. S. No. 1. 2.00-2.25.
SPINACH—One South Carolina arrived;
three broken cars on track. Supplies mod
erate: demand light; market steady. Bush
el baskets. Savoy type. South Carolina. 00;
Virginia. 75-85: fair condition, 60; Texas,
1.00-1.15.
STRAWBERRIES—No cariot arrivals: no
cars on track. Truck receipts light: sup
plies light: demand light: market steady.
Florida 36-pint crates. 18-20 per pint.
SWEET POTATOES—No cariot arrivals;
no cars on track. Supplies moderate; de
mand light: market slightly stronger.
North Carolina, bushel baskets. Puerto
Ricans. 1 25-1.40: Maryland. Anne Arundel
County, bushel hampers, Jersey type. U.
S. No. 1. 1.35.
TOMATOES—No cariot arrivals; one un
broken car on track. Truck receipts mod
erate; supplies moderate; demand light;
market steady. Florida, mostly fair to
ordinary quality and condition, lug boxes,
green, ripes and turning, wrapped. 6x6
and larger, few best. 2.60-3.00: poorer,
1.60-2.00; 6x7. few best, 2.25-2.50; poor
er, 1.00. _ _ _
MIXED VEGETABLES—One Georgia,
one Texas arrived; two broken and two
unbroken cars on track.
LIMA BEANS—One Florida arrived: one
unbroken car on track. Supplies mod
erate: demand light: market weak. Flor
ida. bushel hampers, best 3.50; poorer,
"eggplant—Supplies light: demand
light: market steady. Florida, lVa-bushel
crates, 2.00-2.50.
FREIGHT LOADINGS.
NEW YORK. April 5 (/PI.—Revenue
freight carloadings of railroads reporting
today for the week ended April .1 Included:
Wk Apr. 3. Pv. wk. Yr. ago.
Atchison _28.780 27.978
B. Sc O._5 1.719 54 514 42.011
8t. Paul_ 28,406 27.723 26,023
A
United Airlines
Receives $431,325
From 1936 Express
Special Dispatch to Tha Star.
CHICAGO, April 5.—Importance of
air express tonnage to airline reve
nues Is reflected in United Air Lines’
announcement today that it received
$431,325.64 revenue in 1936 from ex
press flown on its New York-Chicago
California and Pacific Coast routes.
This was a gain of $122,675.77 over
the previous year and represented
1,587,999.067 express pound miles, com
pared with 1,135,892,475 express pound
miles in 1935.
United is currently transporting ap
proximately 40 per cent of the Nation’s
air express, substantial gains having
resulted from the unification of air
express service of 17 domestic air
lines. providing a Nation-wide air and
air-rail service, utilizing the pickup
and delivery facilities of the Railway
Express Agency.
Melville Corp. and Kinney
Co. Reveal Plans for
Higher Prices.
By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, April 5.—Leading chain
shoe store organizations announced
today they were preparing to increase
prices.
Melville Shoe Corp , operating two
large chains, said their lines would
be advanced on April 12. the amount
of the boost to be announced later.
The company operates stores in 40
States.
G. R. Kinney Co., Inc., manufac
turer and distributor, revealed it was
revising prices upward and that white
Summer shoes would be priced ap
proximately 12 per cent to 15 per cent
higher than a year ago.
Earlier in the year the Kinney com
pany advanced women's shoes about 20
cents a pair.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.
NEW YORK. April 5 UFt.—Eggs. C7.
189. about steady, mixed colors, special
packs. 26‘2-28 Va standards. 243,*-25;
storage packed firsts. 24,«-34 firsts 2234
23*2: mediums 22-22*.4; dirties. No. 1.
I 22-22*4 average checks 21*.
Butter. 8.889. about steady; creamery,
higher than extra. 33,'2-34,4 extra <92
scorei. 33-33*4 firsts <88-91 scores),
3134-33 seconds <84-87 scores!. 30*2
31*2; centralized f90-scorei. 32*-2
Cheese. 91.129, quiet; State, whole milk
flats, fresh fancy, 1?!2; held fancy. 1938.
22*2-23
Live poultry, by freight, nominal, no
quotations.
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MONEY MARKET.
NEW YORK. April 5 -P).—Call money
steady 1 per cent all day; prime com
mercial paper. 1 per cent; time loans
steady. 80 days. 8 months. 1*4 per cent
offered; bankers acceptances unchanged
30 days *2 -/• Hu days. 5 ■ - ** 90 days.
*«-iV 4 months, 6-8 months. 2" ,«•
rediscount rate. New York Reserve Bank,
1 12 per cent.
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INSTITUTE FINDS
STEELRATE DOWN
Operations of Current Week
Decline 0.8 of Point to
89.9 Per Cent.
By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, April 5.—Operations
in the steel industry for the current
week declined 0 8 of a point to 89 9
per cent of capacity, compared with
90.7 per cent last week, the American
Irion and Steel Institute estimated
today.
A month ago operation averaged
87.3 per cent of capacity, while a year
ago the rate was 64.5 per cent.
CHICAGO PEODUCE.
CHICAGO. April 5 lit*.—Poultry, live.
1 car, 16 trucks; unsettled; hens, over 9
Eounds. 18%; 5 pounds and less. 19%.
eghorn hens, 18%: colored fryers. White
Rocks. 20; Plymouth Rocks. 28%. colored
broilers. 28; White Rocks. 20: Plymouth
Rocks. 20%; barebacks. 21: roosters, 13;
Leghorn roosters. 12; turkeys, hens. 20:
toms. 18; No. 2 turkeys, 16: ducks. 4%
pounds up, white and colored. 21% small
white and colored, 17: geese. 15: capons.
7 pounds up. 20: less than 7 pounds. 25.
Butter. 9,908; easy; creamery, specials
(93 score). 32%a33; extras (92). 32: extra
firsts (90-91). 31%a31%: firsts (88-89),
30%a31: standards (90. centralized car
lots). 32.
Eggs. 36,339: steady; extra firsts, local
23%; cars. 23%; fresh graded firsts, local.
22%: cars 23: current receipts. 22:
storage packed extras. 24%: storage pack
ed firsts 24%.
Potatoes. Ill: on track. 202: total
United States shipments, Saturday. 783:
Sunday. 37. Old stock steady, supplies
moderate, demand slow. Sacked, per cwt.
Idaho Russet Burbanks, U. S. No. 1. few
sales. 2.7oa2.75: U S. No. 2. 2.35a7.40:
Colorado Red McClures. U S. No. 1. few
sales, 2.90 Wi.sc6nsm Round Whites, U.
S. No. 1. few sales. 2.20: unclassified 1.9<>a
1.95; Michigan Russet Rurals. U S. No. 1.
2.20. Minnesota Cobblers. U. S. No 1 and
partly graded. 2 20a2.25; unclassified.
1.75: Early Ohios. U. S. No. 1 and partly
graded, mostly 2.40: North Dakota Early
Chios, U S No. 1 and partly graded.
2.50. New stock slightly stronger supplies
light, demand good. Carlot track sales.
Texas 50-pound sacks Bliss Triumphs.
U S. No 1 2.16. Less than carlots Texas
5n-pound sacks Bliss Triumphs. U. S.
No. 1, 2.05a2.20, mostly 2.10a2.15; U. S.
No. 2. 1.80al.85 a sack.
STEEL QUOTATIONS.
NEW YORK. April 6 OP' — Steel prices
per 100 pounds, f. o. b. Pittsburgh
Blue annealed sheets, hot rolled, 2.425.
Galvanized sheets 3 825.
Black sheets, hot rolled, 3.175.
Steel bars, 2.475.
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NEW YORK BANK STOCKS
NEW YORK. April 5 UP) —Over-the
counter market, bank and trust companies,
opening bid and asked prices;
Bid. Asked.
Bk of Manhattan (1 Vi)_ 35Vi 37'a
Chase (1.40) 58 Ho
City (1) 53 55
Commercial (8) 210 218
First National (100)_ 2485 25:5
Public (1 Vi) . _ 51 53
Bankers (2) 78 80
Bklyn Trust (4) 148 )5l
Central Hanover (4)_ 138 141
Chemical (1.80) 72 74
Continen'.al (.80) _ 10'i 21
Corn Exchange (3) _ 87‘a 8m',
Empire (1) 32 33
Guaranty (12)_ _ 374 370
Irving (.80) __ _ 17'i 18',
Lawyers Trust (2 40)_ 48'a 61 Vi
Manufacturers (2) 58 rn
N Y Trust (5) _ 145 148
Title Guaranty & Trust _ 151« lo',
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MONTREAL SILVER.
MONTREAL April 5 iff*i —Silver futures
opened strong 6*> to 1 So higher May,
46.55b: July. 46.80b. September 46.50b
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