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. CURB LIST GOES
TO LOWER LEVELS
Market Turns Downward
After Rising Trend Dur
ing Forenoon.
r
It the Assodtted Press.
NEW YORK, April 6.—A reaction
in the Curb market today carried most
prices lower, with setbacks ranging to
more than a point.
The list turned lower during the
noon hour after morning trading saw
most stocks move to higher ground.
about a point were Sherwin-Wil
liams, Babcock & Wilcox and Alumi
num Co. of America. Fractional loss
es were dealt Gulf Oil. Lake Shore
Mines, Wayne Pump and Creole Pe
troleum.
Shares maintaining most of their
early headway included Pan-American
Airways, up more than 212 '• Agfa
Ansco, up about a point, and Apex
Electric and Calamba Sugar, each up
a point or so.
Treasury Reports
Slight Climb In
Weekly Bill Rate
*57 tht Assoeltted Press.
The Treasury reported last night a
itiffening in its weekly bill rate.
The weekly $50,000,000 offering of
373-day discount bills. It said, w-ere
sold at an average rate of 0 661 per
cent, compared with 0 643 per cent
last week.
On a $50 000.000 ofTerinc of 72-day
bills, the rate averaged 0.513 per cent,
compared with 0 450 per cent on 79
day bills last week.
--——
RIGHT TO INTERVENE
IN ST. PAUL GRANTED
Bs the Associated Press.
The Interstate Commerce Commis
sion authorized the Railroad Credit
Corp. today to Intervene in the Chi
cago. Milwaukee. St. Paul & Pacific
Railroad Co. reorganization proceed
ings now pending before the commis
»ion.
The Milwaukee road owes the cor
poration $1,291,002.
WESTERN AUTO SUPPLY
SHARES ARE OFFERED
»y the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. April 6 —An under
writing group, headed by Cassatt &
Co., Inc., today offered publicly 126,
COO shares of Western Auto Supply
Co. $lO-par common stock at $28.75
per share. Part of the proceeds will
be used to retire bank loans incurred
to purchase increased Spring and
Bummer inventories.
CURB BONDS
Hiph. Low. Noon.
Ala Power 4'as '67 . vi'i S3'a W'j
Ala Power 5s 4h A 104 I04 104
Alum Co 5s ’52 - lOo'a log 2 ing‘2
Alum Co Ltd 5s 48 1U5'2 loaja 1".> 2
Am G & E 5s 2028 . inn's 106'. Ion's
Am P & L Os 2016 H5Js PS's Po.’s
Am Roi Mill 5s 48 102 -4 102’s 10' 3s
Appalach E P os 06 IOm‘,2 l<W>*i 1<") 2
Ark P A: L os 256 P8 07 a 08
• As El Ind 4’js '53 o8'a 08 a g8 •
As G A E 5s '50 _ 56',« oh's ohU
Bald L 6s 318 xw sid 101 1»1 1»1
Bell Te C 5s '55 A lll’o lll'alll'a
Beth Steel 6s 'PS 135 13o l-.o
Btrm El 4'is ’68 _ no 8H'a Hi'
Can No Pw 5s 253 A . 103", 103*. 103 ,
Cent I1PS 5s '56 E K'l's 102 Is Ij'-’s
Cen II P S 4'js ’67 F 0. U. «7
Cent 111 P S 5s '68 G .lot loo3* loo3.
Cent Pw A Lt 5s '56 . P2'a 02 P2'a
Cen S; PAcL o'as '53 ,67 67
Chi Pn T1 o'as '42 . 1023, 1023, 10-3,
Chi Rys 5s '40 cod .'Ih 72'2 g'-'.a
Cities Svc 5s '50 g'- • g1
Cities Svc 5s ’6b - 73 ,3 '•>.
Cities S Gas 5'as 42 _ loo'a luoJa loo--a
Cities S Gas P 6s 43 . 103'« 103'•« 103'a
Clt S PA.-L 5'as 252 _ 7P« 70j« 704.
Com* Ed 4s *81 F 103 As 103s. 103H
Oomw Sb 51.-s ’48 A lo;i', 103', 103',
Cont G & E 5s ’58 A 88', 88 88',
* Del El Pw 51 as 25P .104 ln-l 104
Det Cit Gas 5s 50 B loo7, I037. 1037a
Det Int Be 7s ’52 . 33« 34, 33s
East GAFIs 256 A . 8787 8,
El Pw Al Lt 5s 2030 86 86 86
Fed Wat 5'2S 254 8.5'a 85'2 85'2
Finest Tire 5s '42 _ 104 104 104
Florida PAtL 5s 25 4 !»3‘a 03‘a 03'a
Gary E&G 5s '44 stp PO'.a OP OP'4
Gatineau Pw 5s '56 10! lol lol
Gatineau P 6s 41 B 101 >i 101 >2 101 '2
Gen W W A- E 5s '43 A H2'« 02" a 02'»
Georgia Pv 5s 67 Pi's PO3, on3.
Glen Alden Cl 4s '65 83 S3 82
Grand Tr We 4s 50 . HP's "O', PH's
Hall IIVFI 6s '47 stp HP3, OP3, PH's
Hou Gulf G fis 4.'! A 1(15 1(15 105
Hysrade Fd fis '40 B TS'A IS'i 7S'i
Tdaho Fw Co 5s 1T 107’, 107’, 107’,
El Pw A L fis '53 A 103’, 103'2 103’,
El Pw A L 5'is '54 B 100’, 100’, 100’,
Indiana Ser 5s '50 _ 71*2 71'2 71 '2
Indnap PAL 5s '57 A 1 "5'a 105*2 105'a
Inti Securities 5s '47 _ 107 103 103
Inters! Pw 5s '57 _ 03’, 07'a 07’,
Interst Pw fis *53 _ 4 7'2 40 47'2
Interst P S 4>2s '58 F 70’, 70’', 70’,
lnwa-N IAP 5s 57 A 107’, 103’, 107',
Inwa Pub Sv 5s '57 lO'l'a 103'2 107'a
Jer C PAL 4'aS 'fil C 1 04 12 10412 1 04 1 2
Kan Pw Co fis ’47 A . 10] 101 101
Kentucky U 5s '80 I__ 80’, 80’, 80’,
Lehic 1 P 8 fis 703fi A 107'a 107'A HIT'/a
La Pw A Lt 5s ’57 1"4>, 104’, 104',
Manitoba P 5'is ’51 08 08 08
Meirop Edis 4s '71 E 1 03’, 103’, 1 03’,
Midland V RR 5s '43 03', 0.",', 0:1',
Mirn PAL 41 as '78 . 05', 05 05',
Miss PwAL 5s '57 RO'a RO'a RO'a
Miss River P 5s '51 .108 107'A 108
Mont-Da P 5 'is '44 07'i 07 ' a 07'4
Mns SS fl'as .77 ww cod S’, S', S'a
Net ad Cal El 5s '50 00>, O'", <1("4
New E GAE 5s '47 75', 75 75
New E Pw fis '4 8 . Ofi’, 00 00
New E Pw 5'is '54 08’, OS’, 08’,
NY P A LI 41 -s '07 105', K'.fi', 105',
N Y S EAG 4'as 'SO 107’a 107'a 107'A
No Ind PS 4' s 'TO E _ OS’. OS’, 08’,
Oh o Pub S 5s '51 D 1 04'2 1 041 2 1 04' a
Okla PAW 5s 'IS A.. 03 07 03
Pan PAL 5s '55 87 8" 83
Penn C LAP 4'as '77 00 00 00
Penn O E fis '50 A 103 7 03 103
Penn P Svc fis '47 C 1"8 108 108
Ph.la El P 5'2s '77 100>4 100", 100",
Phila Rap T fis 'fi'3 05’, 05'a 05’4
Potomac E4’i» 'fi! F__104 104 104
Pw Ser Corp fis '40_1 00'', 1 OO'A 1 00"a
Pub S N I 4'.s '81 F K'l’i 101 101 'i
Pus S PAL 6'.s '10 A 88’, 88’', 88’,
Puc S PAL fis '50 C 84', 84', SC,
Pus S PAL 4'aS '5(1 r> 81". SO'. 801,
8t L GAC fis ’47 mat 10’, 10’, Ifi’,
Servel Inc fis ’48 . 105’i 105’, 105’i
Shw WAP 4'js '70 D Id'.", Id"', 1""’,
Sou Cal Ed 3’,s '45 104 104 104
Sou Cal Ed 3’,s 'fill 00H 00”, !»!)’',
Sou Cal E 3’,s fiO B lot", 00’, 00’,
Sou Cal E 4s 'fio •105’-, 1 ofi', 105',
Std GAE rv fis '35 rod 8fi SO 8fi
8td GAE cv fis '35 mat Sfi'i so", Sfi'i
Std GAE fis '51 A 87’, 87", 87H
Stand Pw Lt fis '57 . R5'a 85’k 85’.
Super of n 4'iis '70 . 104'A 1"1 >2 Id',
Tenn El Pw 5s ’50 . 00", no 00",
Tide Wat P fis '70 A Ofi'2 05'i 05' ,
Toledo Edis 5s ’63 107’, 3(17’, 107’,
Twin C RT 5‘As '57 A 85', s.m2 85‘A
gn E1AP M fis ’fiT B lOfi l"fi 300
nit LtAPw fis '75 _ 81 8] 81
West Pa 5s 7030 OO'A 0!"i OCA
Wis-Min LAP 5s '44 100', lOfi 106
FOREIGN BONDS.
Euban Te T'/as ’4) A ion Kin inn
anish Con 5'as '55 PP1« PP PP
Dfnm Mt B 5s '72 lx RT P7 RT
Fin R M B 5s 'fil st lnc 102 K12
Hun TBK 7'as 'fi.'i AC 32 H 3?li 3-% |
Mendoz P 4s '51 sto PR PR PR
gusslan 5’4* '21 cod 1'« 1 l^i
ustlan av** ’IP cod l'« 1 l1/*
iw—With warrants, xw—Without war
rants. n—New. st istpi—Stamped.
{Negotiability impaired by maturity
tCompanies reported In receivership.
FOREIGN EXCHANGES.
NEW YORK, April 6 Mb.—Foreign ex
ehanee mixed; Great Britain in dollars,
ethers in cents: Great Britain, demand,
4.OOli cables. 4.90!?: 60-day bills. 4.0013.;
France, demand. 4.61V4: cables. 4.61%;
Italy, demand. 5.26*4: cables, 6.2flyi.
Demands—Belgium. 16.86; Germany,
free. 40.23: registered, 19.80; travel,
23.60; Holland, 54 76: Norway. 24.67:
Sweden. 25.30: Denmark, 21.92: Finland,
2.16% Switzerland. 22.83: Spain, un
quoted Portugal 4.46: Greece, .90;
Poland. 18.98: Czechoslovakia. 3.49;
Yugoslavia. 2.34- Austria, 18.73n: Hun
gary. 19.80: Rumania. .75: Argentina,
32.73n: Brazil. 8.80x/4n: Tokio, 28.61;
Shanghai, 29.90. Hongkong. 30.55; Mex
Ico City. 27.80: Montreal in New York,
100 12%: New York in Montreal. 99.87%.
n—Nominal.
-4 -- .
, Idea) Cement Co.—1936 common
share earnings were 17.40, against
13.34.
. X
NEW YORK CURB MARKET
By private wire direct to Uie Star.
2:30
Stock end S»le»—
Dividend Rate. Add 00. High. Low. Cloee.
Aero Supply A 1)4- 1 2* 2* 24
Aero Supply (B)— 2 644 644 644
Agfa Ansco _ 2 24 24 24
Air Inv Inc war— 3 144 % H
AlaPwrpf(6)_SOe 68 68 68
Alum'n Co of Am 250* 16944 168J4 16844
Alum Am pf al 1 44 200e 11844 118 11844
Alumn Goods b25o 1 1744 1 744 1 744
Arn Airlines. Inc.. 8 26?4 26 26
Am Beverage ... 2 244 244 2H
Am Box B od (1).. 81 2144 2044 2044
Am CPAL VW244. 1 89 39 89
Am CltPAL B a20e 2 6 6 6
AmCynamBt60o 24 3144 8044 8144
Am GAE < 1.401 .. 11 8644 85 35
Am GAE pf (8) 100« 10844 10844 10844
Am Gen C’p <a50c) 2 11 11 11
Am Gen C of 4 2 ) 60 . 8 4 44 8 4 44 3 4 44
Am Hard Rub(al) 160. 23 2244 2244
Am L A T (tl.20). 1 2044 2044 2044
Am Maracaibo 60 244 1’4 2
Am Pot A Ch a2 *4 100. 52 4944 62
Am Seal Kapa30o 1 914 944 944
Am Superpower.. 11 244 2 2
Anchor Post F_ 5 4*4 444 444
Angostura (t20c). 6 7 44 7 44 7 44
Angostura-W rts.. 6 1 1 1
Apex Electrlctal) 2 36’4 35’,4 8644
Appalach E P pf 7 20. 1074* 107*4 107*4
Arcturua Radio T. 2 2 144 144
Ark Nat Gas _ 8 1044 10 10
ArkNatGcupf— 3 9*4 94* 944
Ark Nat Gas < A) .. 25 1U*4 10:4 10'4
Art Met W (80c).. 23 13*-* 13*, 13?4
Ashland OAK 1400 u 'Mi 'is
Asso Gas & Elec.. 10 2 2 2
AssoGA E (A)... 13 34 34 34
Asso G A E 15 of . 1 264 2614 264
Asso Laundries 1 4 't 4
Atl Coast Fis h35c 4 104 10>4 104
Atl Coast L a2 4 150. 61 604 6O4
Atlas corp war 11 84 3 s
Atlaa Plyw’dd 4) 5 264 26 4 264
Austin Silver ... SO 34 34 84
Auto Products ... 2 74 74 74
Auto Vot Mch jOo. 1 11 11 11
Babcox A WU (4). 176a 134 132 132
Ardstown Dlst .. 9 44 44 44
1 Barium Stain Stl 3 64 * *
! BarlowAS(A) 1.20 200. 174 174 174
i Bell Aircraft- 3 154 154 154
Bellanca Aircraft 6 84 74 74
Ball Tel of Can(6) 10. 163 163 163
BerkeyAUay F Co 14 24 24 24
BerkAGF pur war 18 14 14 14
BllssCo (E W)__. 2 194 1»4 194
Blumenthal S -. 1 33 33 33
Breeze C Inc a7 5c. 2 13 124 13
Brld’p't Mch b25c. 1 184 184 184
Brill Corp pf .. 160. 654 644 65
Brtllo MfK A (2)_150. 30 30 80
Brown Co pf . 1625. 824 784 804
Brown FAW bl5c. 2 13 124 124
BufT NAE pf 1.60. 3 254 254 254
Bunker H A S(bl) 150. 1324 132 1324
Burma Ltd b 16!sC. 1 64 64 64
[ Cable El Prod vte. 2 14 14 14
Cable A Wire(A) 1 14 14 14
Calamba Sue 11.60 3 304 29 30
Can CarAFdry pi 25 . 294 29 4 294
Can Hydr E 1st pf 60s 75 74 4 76
Can Marconi _ 114 24 24 24
Carlb Syndicate . 87 24 24 24
Carnegie Metals.. 6 24 24 24
Caro LAP pt (7)_ 10. 95 95 95
Carrier Corp .. 4 44 4 44 444
Carter (JW) 80c.. 6 114 11 11
Casco Prod b2 4.. 2 32 314 32
Catlln Corn iai"c) 5 84 84 84
Cslansse 1st pf t7 60, 1134 113 1134
Cellul’d Cist pf a8 100. 1034 103 1034
Cen Hud GAE 80c 1 IS IS 16
Cent A S tV Util . 8 34 34 34
Cent States Elec . 8 14 14 14
Centrlf Pipe 140c. 3 64 64 64
Chesebroueh '14) 60. 118 lli> 116
Chi Rivet & Mach. 2 164 164 164
Chief Consol 7 14 14 14
Childs Co pf_ 100. 88 8 7 88
Cities Service_ 31 44 4 4
Cities Service pf 5 51 494 494
Cities Svc pf(BB) 20. 44 44 44
City Auto St 160c t 1 124 124 124
Clt Svc PAL 86 pf 150. 714 714 71»» .
Clt Svc P&L *7 pf 60 . 734 734 734
Claude Neon Lts 27 3 3 3
Clayt’n&Lam bl5c 19 9 9
Clev Tractor . 28 134 124 13
Colon Dev Ltd ..6 7 6*4 7
Colon Dev 6% pf.. 3 4'* 4‘4 414
Colo Fuel* I r war 5 I8I4 18 18
Celts PFA b37'4e. 7 74H 72 7314
ColumO&GalOc. 60 914 8*4 8*4
CompoS M stc tl. 1 1654 16*4 1654
Comwlth Edis t4_ 3 120 120 120
Com with & S war 23 ‘4 14 14
Community PS tl 260» 271* 27*4 27*4
Com'u'ty P&L 1st 60s 48 4514 48
Community W S._ 1 1*4 1*4 1*4
Cons Aircraft_ 5 2914 285* 28*4
Consol Copper 63 1054 95* 914
C GELt&P Bo 3.60 2 75 7414 75
Cods Mln&Sm t2 300s 89 88 88
Consol Refall Strs 2 8*4 8*4 8*4
Cons R S 8<Te pf b4 60s 129 129 129
| Cont i Roll & S Fv 8 23 22 22
Consol Steal Corp. 7 1514 14*4 1414
Cord Corp ] 45j 414 414
Coaden Oil Me <d) 2 214 214 2*4
CosdenVMe)pf(d) 3 351* 35 35
Creole Pel <a50c). 1 31 31 31
Crocker-Wh alOc. 4 17 16*4 16*4
Croft Brewing 6 1 ‘V %
Crown Cent P a6c 7 214 214 214
Crown C HA)b50c 1 1314 1314 1314
Crown Dr (b20c). 9 414 414 414
Cuneo P pf (6 U )_ 150s 10714 107 107
Cust Mss Mlnlne 14 54 *¥ 14
Darby Petr (50c). 4 17*-S ib»4 1654
Davton Ruhber 7 28*, 28‘4 28>4
Davton Rub A (b2 )400s 33 32*4 33
Deiav Stores i80c 1 14*4 14*4 14*4
Dennison 7% pf . 60s 7114 71 71I4
Derbv Oil & Ref li 7 6*4 7
Det Gas pf (1.20). 3 1854 1614 I6I4
Det Gray Ir t20c .. 1 1514 15h 15)4
Det (Mich) Stove. 2 7 7 7
Det Pap Prod t25c 206 814 8H> 814
DomInS*C(B) 5 26*4 2554 2554
Douglast W L)pf_. 25s 33 33 33
Draper C (t2.40).. 80s 82 82 82
Driver Harris 154. 2 83 3214 33
Duro Test (blOc)_ 3 754 7)4 754
Duval Tex S a50c. 3 854 85* 8*4
Basle Pitcher blOc 10 22*4 21J4 2114
East'n G&F Asso 11 7*4 714 714
Estn G&F As pf 3.160a 4914 48*4 4914
East’G&F p pf 414 260a 67*j 66 6714
East Mall Ir al.30 26» 2314 2314 2314
East’n States Pwr 66 514 4*4 514
Easl’n St Pw (A). 5 78 75 78
Kast’D St Pw (B) 8 7514 72 7414
Easy W M(B)b25c 8 IH4 1114 11I4
Edison Bros Str — 6 2214 22 22
1 Eisler Elec ta5c)_ 4 314 314 314
Elec Bond & Shars 60 2114 21 2114
Elec B & S pf (6) . 2 7914 79 79
Elec P&L opt war 2 1014 1014 1014
El Pwr Assoc a25e 1 714 714 714
Elec P&L 2d pf A 30i 6514 65 6514
Elgin Nat W b50c- 100s 36 36 36
Emp G&F 6% pf 50b 6914 6914 6914
Emp G&F 7% pf . 160s 76 7514 75*4
Emp G&F 8% pf_. 100s 7914 7914 7914
Eaulty Corp(a25c) 17 2*4 214 2*4
Elurop’n El bd rts. 1 14 14 14
Evans Wall Lead 64 214 2 2
Evans Wall L pf 100s 85 84 35
Hlxcello Air(b20c). 14 2614 2414 2414
S'alstafr Brewing- 6 10*4 1014 1014
Fansteel Metal .. 1 16 16 16
FED Corporation 2 14 % %
Fedders Mfg b25c. 1 15 15 15
Ferro Enam b25c 25 41 3814 <014
Ferro Enam rights 37 414 4 414
First NS lstpf 7. 20s 114 11314 114
Fisk Rubber_ 14 1714 1714 1714
Fla P & L Pf_ 850s 46 4514 46
rord (Can) A (1). 7 26 2514 2514
Ford Ltd al81*10o 6 714 714 1H
Franklin Ray a60o 1 1114 1114 1114
Gen El Ltd a56*4e 2 2114 2114 2114
Gen G & El cv pf B 60s SO 60 60
Gen Invest Corp 7 1* l* i*
Gen Kay on Ltd A. 1 2* 2* 2*
Gen Tele C'p al .35 2 19* 19* 19*
Gen Tel cv pf (3). 1 49* 49* 49*
Gen Tire* Rub 2 86* 36 .36
Gllbet (AC)a62 *c 1 11* 11* 11*
Glen Alden C ITU 2 13 12* 12*
Goldfield Consol 6 * * *
Gorham Mf vtc tl 1 24* 24* 24*
Grand Natl Films. 6 3 2* 2*
Gray Tel P S (1).. 2 16* 16* 16*
OrtA&PTnvt* 10s 110 110 110
Grt A&PT 1st pf 7 167s 122* 122* 122*
Great Nor Pap tl. 160s 47 47 47
Greenfield T & D . 3 14* 14 14
Groc Store Prod._ 3 6* 6* 6*
Guardian Invest.. 1 * * *
Gulf Oil <Pa> b25o 10 69 67* 67*
Hat Corp (B) 80c. 1 13 13 13
Hearn DepS bl.65 2 16* 18* 16*
Hearn DS6%pfJ 2 60* 60* 60*
Hecla Min (b20c). 6 19* 19* 19*
Hevden Ch (t2) . 1 42 42 42
Holllnger (t65c). 6 13* 13* 13*
Holophane (b50c) 1 25 25 25
Horn & Hardart t* 100s 39* 38* 88*
Hudson HMSrS * 1 * 14 85* 84 34*
Huylers 7% 8t(d) 460» 25 22* 24
Hygrada Food 1 4* 4* 4*
111 Pwr * Lt *6 pf 660s 61* 60* 60*
Imp Ch Ind(a29c) 2 9* 9* 9*
Imp Oil Ltd »60c 10 23* 22* 23*
Imp Oil reg (t50e) 1 28 28 23
Indiana P L(b30c) 2 14* 14* 14*
2:30
Stock end Sales—
Dividend Rets. Add 00. Hl«h. Low. Close.
Indus Fin 7 % pf . 10e 16 15 15
ins Co of No A t* *60. 674 664 *74
lntl HoldAInv Ltd 4 84 84 84
lntl Hr El S cv pf. 12 36 85 86
lntl Pstr <ti4)_ 6 864 864 864
lntl Products_ 1 74 74 74
lntl Dtli (B>_ 6 2 14 2
lntl Vltsmln(50e) 16 0 6
Interst P(Del)pf_ 70. 144 144 144
Irving Air Ch <1)_ 1 164 164 164
Itsl Superpwr(A). 2 1 11
Jacobs! FDCoi 1) 4 154 15 15
Jonas A Nbg blSc. 3 7 7 7
JonesALauah Stl 8 119 1174 1174
KanCPSpfA(d) 18 8 8
Kings Co Lt pfD 6 20. 684 684 684
Kingsbury Brew. 2 24 24 24
Ktnistr.n Prod 40o 21 64 64_64
Kirby Petrol <20c) 9 74 “ 74 74
Kirkland LO (6c) 4 14 14 14
Kreuger Brew tl_ 2 174 17 174
Lakey Fv A Macn. z 64
Lake Sh M < 14 > .. 5 554 644 544
Leh Coal AN 80c_. 1* .10 9*4 #4
Leonard oil .. JO 14 14 14
Lion Oil Ref (11.. 167 264 26 264
Locke Stl Ch t*0c. 3 17 17 17
Lockheed Aircraft 4 134 134 184
Lone Star Oaa 80a 2 11 104 104
Lone island Ltf — 2 44 44 44
LaLandHOe) - 16 124 124 124
Lucky TlRer tl2c. 1 14 14 14
McCord Rad (B> 1 94 94 94
McWilliams D (tl 6 86 85 35
Maiestlc RaATal. 4 44 44 44
Marlon Steam Sh . 2 I84 18 18
Mass Util Assocla. 1 34 34 84
Massey Harris 6 144 144 44
Master Elec 41) — 8 254 264 264
Mem Vat (KaBOc). 1 64 64 64
Merc Stores tb3). 1 614 514 614
Mer & Mfft A b20c. 1 54 54 54
Merritt Chap AS- 1 84 84 84
Mesabl Iron _ 9 14 14 14
Mich Bumper C__ 7 8 24 24
Mich Oas A Oil— 19 9 9
Mich Suear _ 8 14 14 14
Mid Sta Pet (A)_ 1 54 *4 64
Mid Stn Pet (B) . 1 14 14 14
Mld-W Ahras alOo 4 4 4 4
Midwest Oil (tl). 2 124 124 124
Molvbdenum Corp 99 114 104 104
Monroe L S( A )32e 1 34 84 84
Moore Dlst (t60c) J 64 64 64
Mount Prod (60c). 6 64 #4 *4
; Nat Aut Fib b50c. 2 36 36 36
I Nat Bella Hess _ 12 24 24 24
; Nat Contain a50o_ 6 124 114 12
Nat Fuel Gas < 1). 23 164 16 164
Nat Gyps A a2H.. 1 75 4 754 754
Nat Leather .. 2 14 14 14
Nat Mfe & Stores. 19 9 9
Nat P & Lt pf 16 ) 60s 79 79 79
Nat Rub Mch a20c 6 184 174 174*
Nat Service _ 1 4 4 4
Nat Service pf. .. 2 64 64 64
Nat Suear N J (2) 1 274 274 274
Nat Transit (75c). 1 104 104 104
Navarro Oil b30c 4 284 28 284
Nelsner Rr pf (7) 25s 114 114 114
Nelson 1H> (a45e) 1 15 15 15
NeptuneM (A >a 6O0 6 154 15 15
Nev-Cal LI pf (7) 25s 85 85 85
N E P As 6%pf b2 50s 79 79 79
New HavCKUi) 2 254 25 26
New Jer Zinc ( + 2) 100» 88 88 88
New MSA Ld ale 2 34 34 84
Newmont Min b75i 1 122)4 *22)4 122)4
X Y & Hon (b75C). 50s 32 32 32
N Y Pw&Et pf *7) 10s 114 114 114
Niag Hud Pwr new 10 13)4 13)4 13)4
Niag H P( A ) w»r 11 H »4 44
Niag Hud 1st (6) 250s 91)4 90 91)4
Niag Hud Pw B pf 60s 112 110 110
Niag Sh Md B a60e 1 14'* 14*4 14*4
Nipissing <50c> 2 2!g 2)* 2*4
Noma Eleo (b40c) 1 7)4 7*4 7*4
North Am LAP 5 4)4 4*4 4)4
North AmI,4P pf 100s 59 59 59
No Am Ray A b50c 6 60 49)4 49)4
No Am Ray B b50c 3 49)4 49*4 49*4
N A Ray pr pf (3) 100s 50*4 50)4 50)4
North Am Ut Sec 13 3 3
North'n EuropOR 11 44 44 44
X Ind rs pf b87 *-e 10« 91 91 91
Northern P L 75c _ 1 10)4 10)4 10)4
North States P A 2 29 29 29
Northwest Ell b50c 1 31 81 31
Novadel Agene(2) 1 82 32 32
Ohio Pwr pf (6) . 10b 110)4 110)4 110)4
Okia Nat Gas Co.. 3 12H . 12*4 12*4
Okia Nat Gas pf__ 60s 28 28 28
Oldetvme Distil 10 6 4’4 4)4
Overseas Sec €0c. 1 10)4 10)4 10*4
Par G&E 1st ( 1 *4) 2 29*4 29*4 29*4
Pacific Htg pf (6) 60s 105 104)4 104*4
Pac Tin spec 112) 200s 4;. 46 46
Pan-Am Air (tl). 2 68*4 67 67
Pantenee 011 56 7*4 7 7
PeninsularTel 1.60 50s 80*4 30*4 30*4
Pennroad ia'26ct 10 4)4 4*4 4)4
Penna Salt (bl*«i ) 60s 171 171 171
Penn Wat & P (4) 2 80 80 80
Pepperell Mfg t6 . 25i 129)4 129*4 129*4
Perfect Circle t2 60s 33V* 33** 33*4
Phillips Pkg a50c. 131* 13*4 13*4
PhoentT Secur 15 11*4 J0)4 10*4
! Pierce Gov (b!5c) 1 30*4 30*4 30*4
) Pioneer Gold blOc. 1 5)4 54 5’4
Pitney Bow(t40c) 18 8 8
Ptttsbgh Forging. 9 25)4 25 26*4
Pitts & L E b2 *4 . 80s 108 106*4 106*4
Pitts Plate G (bl) 2 134*4 130*4 134*4
Potrero Sugar 2 3*4 3)4 3*4
Powdrell&Al t60c 42 12H 12)4 12*4
Pratt & Lamb (a2. 1 35*4 35*4 35)4
Premier Gold *120 2 3 3 3
Producers Corp 1 M )4 H
Propper-McC id). 1 *» J„ *4
Prosperity B al *4 1 14** 14** 14*4
Prov Gas (80c) 50» 10)4 10*4 1014
Prudent’l inv a50c 3 13)4 13*4 13*4
Pub S Colo pf (6) 10s 104 104 104
Pub Svc Ind pr nt In 10)4 60*4 60)4
Pub Svc N 111 pf6 100s 119 119 119
rug Sd F&I, pf b5. 50s 73 73 73
Pug Sd P&L 16 pf 100s 39 38 38
Pyle National (tl) 7fis 25 25 25
Quebec Power (1) 100« 20 20 20
Rainbow bum (A) 1 11* U* lj*
Red Bank _ _ 2 16 15!* 15
Reed R B new t80« 3 41 41 41
Rel EI&En C a25o. 1 26 26 26
Reiter-Foster _ 5 1!* 11* 11*
Reybarn Co a25c_. 3 61* 6!* 51*
Rice Stix DG b50c. 2 12 11’* 11J*
Richm'd Radiator. 2 61* 6!* 61*
Root Petrolm (1) _ 20 81* 8f* 8!*
Root P cv pf 1.20_. 1 16 15 15
Rossis Inti Corp 3 \ % %
Russeks F Av 600- 6 14!* 141* 14!*
Rustless Ir&Stl .. 5 141* 141* 141*
Ryan Consolld’d 2 6 5 6
Rverson & Haynes 3 61* 61* 61*
Saf Car H&Lt bl!*100« 141 141 141
St Anthony Gold 2 >* 1* 1*
St Lawrence Coro 4 151* 14J* 141*
St Lawrence C pf. 126» 38!* 38 38
St Regis Paper 476 II!* 101* H»*
St Regis Paper pf 100. 115 1141* 115
Savoy Oil _ 1 31* 31* 3J*
Schiff (The)Co(t3) 1 391* 391* 391*
Scovill Mfg (b50c) 50. 51!* 51»* 515*
Scrant S B Wat pf 60. 59!* 69'* 591*
Segal Lock AH 2 31* 81* 31*
Selberllng Rubber 11 9 8J* 8J*
Selected Indus 7 35* 31* 31*
Sel Ind all cfs 5!* 100. 102!* 102 102!*
Sel rnd pr pf <61* 1200. 99 981* 98!*
Select Indus cv a2 1 26 26 26
Seversky Aircraft 7 6!* 61* 61*
Shattuck Den Min 13 21!* 21 21
Shawin W & P 80o 2 27 261* 27
Sherwin Will (4) 200. 135!* 136 1351*
Shrev-El Dor P&L 2 !* !* !*
Simmons Hd & P. 3 61* 51* 61*
Solar Mfg <a40c)_ 2 61* 61* 61*
Sonotone C (alUc) 8 1!* 1!* l!*
Soss Mfg <a25c)_. 1 7!* 7!* 7!*
So Penn Oil < til*) 8 441* 44 44
So Cal Ed pf C 1 % 1 261* 261* 261*
Soutbl'd Roy blOc. 14 »!* 91* 9!*
Spamsb&Gen rets 6 •* •» •*
Seen Chain St 6i)c 15 iz 114 114
Square D of A 2.2010(1. 434 434 434
Stand Dredging.. 8 6 6 6
Stand Dr cv pf_100. 19 10 19
Stand Inv cum pf. 60. 65 66 65
Stand Oil Ky <tl) 8 20 194 1«4
Stand Oil Neb b25c I 134 134 134
Stand Oil Ohio tl_ 10 43 43 43
Stand Par ft Dt—. 16 6 6
Stand P ft L pf ... 100. 58 68 68
Stand Prod (b25c) 5 20 l»4 20
Stand SUftDd (40 8 4 4 4
Stand SU Sp a24_ 2 314 314 314
Stand Tube (B)_._ 17 7 7
Siarrett Coro vtc 4 84 84 84
Sterl Alum Pa 75o. 2 114 114 114
Sterl’g Brew a75c. 1 74 74 74
Sterling. lnc(2uc) 5 6 64 64
Stetson (JB)b50c_. 26. 224 224 224
Stinnes(Hugo) d 1 34 84 34
Stroock ft Co a2 4 2 29 284 284
Stutz Motor . 12 14 1 1
Sunray Oil (alOc) 21 44 44 44
Sunshine Min (S) 12 194 194 194
Swiss-Am Elec pf 60. 1134 1134 1134
Taggart Corp ... 22 154 144 154
Tampa El (2.24).. 2 864 864 864
TastyeastlDellA. 1 14 14 14
Tavlor Dlst 1300 . 6 4 4 4 4 44
Technicolor a50e. 2 204 204 204
Tech Hughes t40c 1 64 64 64
Texon Oil ft L <0c 1 64 6,4 64
Then Shovel aSOc 100. 64 634 64
Tilo Roof Inc (1). 8 174 174 174
Pob Prod Exp 16c 1 84 34 84
Todd Shlpyd (t2). M. <84 «2 <84
INGERSOtL-RAND
EARNINGS IUMP
$6,402,306 Profit Compares
With $3,560,360 for
Previous Year.
By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, April 6.—Ingersoll
Rand Co. today reported 1938 consoli
dated net income of $6,402,306, equal
to $6.42 a common share, compared
with $3,560,360, or $3.50 a share, in
1935.
The company, maker of pneumatic
tools and other products, has plants
in Northeastern States, Canada and
England.
Wright Aeronautical.
A net profit of $1,057,098 for 1936
was reported by Wright Aeronautical
Corp., maker of aircraft motors, with
plants at Paterson, N. J. This was
equal to $1.76 a share of capital stock.
For 1935 profit was $423,295, exclusive
of charges to reserves for contingen
cies. Company is controlled by Cur
tiss-Wright Corp.
Calamba Sugar.
Calamba Sugar Estate, with prop
erties in the Philippines, reported for
fiscal year ended September 30, 1936,
net profit of $1,441,695, against $992,
995 in preceding year.
Baldwin Co.
The Baldwin Co. reported net profit
of $187,841 for the year ended Decem
ber 31, compared with $155,459 in the
preceding year. President Luclen
Wulsin told stockholders at the an
nual meeting that increased demand
for higher-priced merchandise was ex
pected to continue during 1937.
Anheuser-Busch.
Anheuser-Busch, Inc., reported 1936
consolidated net income of $3,041,653,
after all charges and Federal surtax,
equal to $16.89 a capital share, com
pared with $891,918, or $4.95 a share
in 1935. Producer of beer and yeast,
the company has plants in St. Louis,
Chicago, St. Paul New York and Old
Bridge, N. J.
Ravbestos-Manhattan.
Sumner Simpson, president, told
stockholders of Raybestos-Manhattan,
Inc., at the annual meeting earnings
of the company for the first two
months of 1937 were equal to about
70 cents a common share, against 39
cents a year ago. First quarter earn
ings, he said, may reach 95 cents to
$1. while prospects for the second
quarter appear good. The concern
manufactures rubber and asbestos
products, many of which are used in
the reviving building industry.
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Pneumatic Tool.
CHICAGO, April 6 (/P>.—The Inde
pendent Pneumatic Tool Company and
subsidiaries reported today 1936 net
income of $1,096,271. or $5.83 a share,
compared with $879,667, or $4.60 a
share, in 1935. Thts was the best
earning since 1929.
U. S. TREASURY NOTES.
(Reported by Chas D Barney & Co.)
Rate—Maturity Bid. Offer.
.‘is Apr. 15. '37 100 1-32
34 Sept. 15. ’37 101 11-32 101 14-32
24s Feb. l. 38 . 101 20-32 101 23-32
3% Mar. 15. ’38 102 6-32 102 9-32
2T/aS June 15. '38 102 14-33 102 17-32
24s Sept. 15. *38 102 9-32 102 12-32
14* Mar. 15. *39 100 8-32 10**12-32
2 4s June 15. ’39 _ 101 19-32 101 23-32
14s Dec. 15. 39 10** 10**4-32
14s Mar 15, *40 100 5-32 100 9-32
14s June 15. '40 99 22-32 99 26-32
14s Dec 16. ’4<> 99 19-32 99-23-32
14k Mar. 16. 41 99 17-32 99 21-32
14s June 15. 41 99 4-32 99 8-32
1»/4S Dec. 15, '41 98 14-32 98 18-32
REGISTRATION STATEMENTS.
By the Associated Press.
Registration statements for proposed
new securities filed with the Securities
Commission today included:
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp.. Lewis
town. Pa . 20.707 shares of no nar value 1
common stock worth $3 471.910. proceeds
to be used to redeem 7 per cent cumulative
convertible preferred stock.
Credit Acceptance Corp.. Rochester. N.
Y . <352.500 of $20 nar value preferred
stock and 25 cents par value common
stock proceeds to be used for increasing
working capital.
Laclede Packing Co.. St. Louis. Mo..
$250,000 of 4*2 ner cent first mortgage
sinking fund bonds of 1947. proceeds to
retire 7 per cent cumulative preferred
stock and for additional working capital.
Solar Aircraft Co.. San Diego. Calif .
$225 000 of $1 par value capital stock,
proceeds for debt retirement, plant addi
tions. machinery, advances to a subsidiary
and for working capital.
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FREIGHT LOADINGS.
NEW YORK April 6 <>pt.—Revenue !
freight earloadings on railroads reporting
today for the week ended April 3 in
cluded:
Week Previous Year
April 3. Week. Ago
South. Pacific_ 37.967 36.656 30.832
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MONEY MARKET.
NEW YORK. April. 6 OPi.—Call money
steady: 1 per cent all day: prime com
mercial paper. 1 per cent; time loans
Steadv: fiO days, fl months. l‘« per cent
offered; bankers' acceptances unchanged;
rediscount rate. New York Reserve Bank,
112 per cent.
2:30
Stock and Sales—
Dividend Rate. Add 00. High. Low. Clos«.
Tonopah M <a6c). 2 IK IK IK
Tr-Lux DPS t20c- 3 4*4 4K 4H
Transwest Oil Co. 6 1354 1314 1314
Tubtze ChatlUlon. 12 29 28 28
TubizaCh A (hi). 3 72K 72 72)4
Tune-Sol L pf 80o 1 12 12 12
Unexcelled Mfg 2 254 2*4 254
Un G of Can a35c_ 2 16*4 15*4 1554
Unit Chemical — 1 85* 9*4 9K
United Corp war— 1 1)4 IK IK
UnitGaaCorp — 20 11)4 11 UK
Utd Gas war_ 3 254 254 254
Unit Lt A Pw (A). 15 7K 754 ?K
Unit Lt & Pw pf 1 65 65 65
Unit Molass bll54 45 854 854 854
Unit Pro! Sb alOc 1 114 IK 114
Unit Shlpyds B 4 3*4 314 314
Unit Shoe M t214 350a 88I4 8814 8814
Unit S Mch pf 1.60 80a 40 40 40
U S Foil (B) (1)— 2 16K 1« 1«
USAintlSecur 10 254 254 2K
USAIS 1st pf blK 1 88 88 88
U S Lines pf - 7 414 4 414
U S Radiator- 1 13)4 1314 13.K
U S Rub Raclalm. 1 9*4 954 954
U S Stores _. 5 14 H 54
U S Stores 1st pf.. 60a 8*4 8K 8K
Unit Store* vto ..3 1 1 1
Unit Verde Ex (1) 8 354 354 854
Unit Wall Paper . 38 654 514 6K
Utah Radio Prod 8 4 354 4
Utilities PA L <d) « K K K
Util P A L B (d) - 3 314 3K 814
Util PA L pf <d>. 260a 18 1614 1714
Utilities IndusM. 1 IK IK IK
Valspar vtc _ 3 74 74 74
Valspar pf vtc-_50. 614 614 614
Venezuela Petrol 1 24 24 24
Va Pub Svc pf (7). 10. 944 944 944
Walker Minins 2 34 34 84
Wayne Pump (60o 2 434 434 <34
Well't'n Oil of Del 2 124 114 114
Wentworth Mfg n 9 74 74 74
Welsbaum B B 40c 3 94 94 94
W Va Coal & Coke 2 54 64 54
Weetn A E <a25c) 1 11 it 11
West Au Sup A *4 17 294 294 294
Wll-lovr Cafeteria 2111
Wilson Jon a2H . 1 61 61 tl
Wolverine Port C. 1 64 64 54
Wolver Tube b20c. 1 154 154 154
Woodley Pet t40c- 1 104 104 104
Wool FW Ltd b4lo 1 184 184 184
Wright Hare MOe 87 74 74 74
Ygstn Stl Door(2) 1 764 764 764
Yukon Gold 1 al8cI 8 84 84 34
Dividend rate. In dollara baled on leet
Quarterly or semi-annual 'payment. tAn
nuel rete—not Including extras t Ac
cumulated dividends a Paid last year,
b Paid this vear. d Companies reported ae
being In bankruptcy or In receivership, or
being reorganised under the bankruptcy
act. or eecurltiei aieumed by «ueh com
panies.
J
Progress of America's Fifth Great
Inflation Compared with the
Four Previous Inflations
VANI .IP GROUP
Prepares to Seek Board
Places at Annual Meet
ing April 20.
NEW YORK, April 6—Prank Van
derlip, Jr., said today he and hi*
father, former head of the National
City Bank of New York, and a group
of Eastern capitalists have acquired
substantial interest in Reo Motor
Car Co., Lansing, Mich., and are pre
pared to demand representation on
the board of directors.
Young Vanderlip said several sub
stantial holders of stock had been ap
proached in advance of the annual
shareholders’ meeting April 20. Their
holdings, together with those of the
Vanderlip group, were reported auffi.
cient to give control.
No widespread solicitation of proxies
has been undertaken yet, however.
Books for recording shareholders pre
liminary to the meeting wall be closed
Friday.
Company has 1,800,000 shares uf
$5 par value stock outstanding
The Vanderllp6 began to acquire
Reo stock slightly more than two
months ago. Associated with them
and Eastern capitalists is an individual
with automobile experience whose
Identity Vanderlip, Jr., declined to dis
close.
The Vanderlip group and principals
of the motor company are negotiating
toward amicable adjustment of con
flicting interests of both parties
In Wall Street circles it was said con
siderable Reo stock is in the hands of
brokers and in Street names, having
been sold in recent years by individuals
understood to have held sizable blocks.
METAL MARKET.
NYW YORK. April « *.46.—Concur bare 7
steady; electrolytic, spot and future 17.00.
export. 15 90 Tin easy, spot and nearby
01.75-62.00: future 61 .37 ‘ 2-62*2. l>ad
veacy spot. New York 6.90-7.05 Eas*
8t. Louis. 6.75-85 Zinc steady, Ea^t
8» Louis, spot and future 7 50 Iron,
aluminum antimony quicksilver platinum
and wolframite unchanged.
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MONTREAL SILVER.
MONTREAL. April fi —Silver fu
tures opened steady. 12 to 25 lower May.
46.85b: July. 46.8<>b. September. 40.75b.
b—Bid
Property Management j
Ml HAT our Property Man
**’ agement Department
is doing satisfactorily for
hundreds of owners of
apartment houses and resi
dential properties it will be
glad to do for you.
B. F. SAUL CO.
925 15th St. Nat'l 2100
Mortgage Loans
Average for Two Months
Placed at $8.37 Per
Common Share.
B 1 th» Associated Press.
NEW YORK, April F. H. Brown
ell, chairman of American Smelting
& Refining Co., stated at the annual
stockholders meeting today earnings
of the company have continued high
thus far In 1937.
Brownell said January earnings were
at the rate of $7.68 a common share
per year, while the February rate was
$9.05. or an average for the first two
months of $8.37 a common share.
He added he had reason to believe
March earnings would run as high is
in February.
Brownell announced the company's
preferred stock would be called as of
' June 30 at $105 a share, plus a $1 div
I ldend.
Because of the high precious metal
! content in domestic copper mines,
about 500,000 tons of copper a year
can be produced at less than 5 cents
a pound, 400,000 tons more at less
than 6 cents a pound, and about
100,000 tons additional at less than 8
cents a pound, he said.
Large South African copper mines
present no threat to American pro
ducers, Brownell told a stockholder.
About 500.000 tons a year in produc
tion capacity is in South Africa and
another 500.000 tons in Chile, he said.
"While these producers have much
lower labor costs than the United
States producers, lack of precious
metal content practically balances the
low- labor cost," he added.
At his last Friday press conference,
President Roosevelt said copper could
be produced at a profit at some mines
for 5 or 6 cents a pound and at others
at 9 cents.
George A. Brockington. secretary of
! the company, was added to the board
j of directors.
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INVESTING COMPANIES
I NEW YORK April 6 ./pNew York
Security Dealers' Association;
(Noon quotations 1
Bid. Asked.
Admin Fd 2nd Inc _19.67 20.93
Am Business Shrs___ 1.28 1.41
Am Gen Eq Inc. _ . . 1.16 1 29
Am Ins Stocks _ -- 5.25 6.00
Bancamer Blair 11.25 12.25
Bank Group Shrs 1,9* 2.13
Bankers' Nat Inv COPP 3.875 4 50
Basic Industry . . _ 5.38
Broad St Inv_ 36.7 4 39.29
Bullock Fund _ 23.25 25.ml
Corporate Trust _ 3.06 -
Corporate Trust AA_ 2.90 -
Corp Tr A A mod _ 3.77 -
Corp Tr Accum 8er_ 2.90 _
Corp Tr Acc Mod _.. 3.77 -
Cumulative Tr Sh -. 6.65 _
Depos Bk Sh N Y A"- _ 2.72
Depos Ins Shrs A _ 3.56
Depos Ins Shrs "B’’_ 3.36 -
Diversified Tr C _ 6.25
Dividend Shrs _ 2 09 7 24
Equity Corp $3 pf_ 39.75 42 75
Fidelity Fund Inc_28.7o 30 91
First Boston Oorp _ 36 875 38.375
Fixed Trust Sh A_ 13.82 _
Fixed Trust 8h B_11.58
Found Tr 8h A _ 6 05 5.35
Fund Investors Inc_ 24.98 26 38
Fund Tr Shrs A _ 6.44 7.13
Fund Tr Shrs B._ 5 92
Gen Investors Tr _ 7.16 7.78
Oroup Sec Agriculture_ 1.90 2.06
Group Sec Automobile ... 1.52 1.65
Group Sec Building _ 2.27 2.45
Group Sec Chemical_ 1.61 1.75
Group Sec Food 1.05 115
Group Sec Invest 8hrs . 1.84 1.99
Group Sec Merchandise 1.60 1.63
Group Sec Mining _ _ 1.84 199
Group Sec Petroleum. - 1.57 1.70
Group Sec R R Equip _ 1 68 1.82
Group Sec Steel _ 2.24 2.42
Group Sec Tobacco._ 1.09 1.19
Huron Holding _ 85 1 25
Incoro Investors . .. 26.63
Insurance Group Shrs . 1.67 1 80
Investors Fd "C" Inc _. 16.32 17.31
Kcyston Cuat Fund B-3 . 22 88 25 07
Major Shrs Corp — 3 25
Maryland Fund _ 10.28 11.26
Mass Invest Tr _ 20.49 31.29
Mutual Invest _17.34 18.95
Nation Wide Sec _ 4.76 4.86
Nation Wide Voting . 2.17 2.33
N Y Bk Tr Shrs — 4.375
North Am Bond Tr etfl 69.00 63.25
Nor Am Tr Shires . _ 2.82 _
Nor Am Tr Sh 1955 _ 3.63 -
Nor Am Tr Sh 1956_ 3 56 _
Nor Am Tr Sh 1958 - 3.36 _
Plymouth Fund Inc- .96 1.07
Quarterly Income Sh- 18.79 20.59
Selected Am Sh - 4.28
Selected Am Sh Inc- 15.73 17.15
Selected Cumul Sh - 10.93 _ .
Selected Income Sh- 5.69
Snencer Trask Fund- 22.25 22.94
Stand Am Tr Shrs- 4.30 4.55
Stand Util Inc _ .96 1.04
Super of Am Tr A- 4.20 -
Super of Am Tr A A— . 2.83 -
Super of Am Tr B- 4.37 -
Super of Am Tr BB . -.82 -
Super of Am Tr C- - 8.17 -
Super of Am Tr D- 8.1 , -
Supervised Shrs 15.09 16.40
Trusteed Am Bk B _ 98 1.08
Trusteed Industry Shrs 157 1.(4
Wellington Fund _ 20.5 ( 22.54
INSURANCE STOCKS
NEW YORK. April 8 iff’).—New York
Security Detiers' Association:
, Bia. Aftkea.
Aetna Cas (2a) ---203% 107%
Aetna Ins 11.80)- 47% 49%
Aetna Life i.80s*- 30% 32%
Am Eqult (160) - 42% 45%
Am Ins Newark (%a)- 12% 14%
Am Reins —. 43% 45%
Am Reserve (la)--— 30% 32%
Am Surety (2%)- 57 69
Automobile (la) - 31% 33%
Balt Amer 1.20a)—.- % .,§%
Carolina (1.30) - ~.% 29
City of N Y (1.20)- 2<% 29
Conn Oen Llf 1.80)- 38% .39%
Contin Cas (1.20)- 29% 31%
Fid & Dep (lgl -133% 137
Firemen's Nwk (15f)- 1-% 13 «
Frank Fire (la) - 29% 31%
Oen Reinsur (2)- 4<% 49,a
81en Falls (1.60)- 42 44
lobe A Rep (.80)- 21% 24
Globe A Rut - 68 71
Great Amer (la)- 28% 28
Hanover (1.60) - 35 37
Hartford Fire (2)_ 67% 69Va
Home Fire Sec- 5% 7
Home Ins (la)—-- 37% 39,a
Homestead ID - 18% -0 <
Lincoln Fire _ 4% 5%
Maryland Cat ,- 6% 7
Mast Bond (3%)--- 61 63%
Natl Fire (2) „ 4- 63 66
Natl Liberty ( 20a)- 9% 10%
N HamDshlre (1.60)- 43% 44%
N Y Fire (,80a)- 22% 24%
Nor River l.45g)--- 26% .8
Phoenix (2a) 91 94
Prov Wash (lg) -— 36% 38%
St Paul Fire (6)_ 205 210
Springfleld (4%a)-123 1-6
l¥fve%es W;:-:::::: ig iSS
Weftcr«te^('l.20.)il% §8%
thH mi.
Washington Exchange
RALES.
Washington Rwy. A Elee. pfd.—10 at
109.
AFTER CALL.
City it Suburban 5s—*1,000 at 8*.
Bid and Asked Prices.
BONDS.
PUBLIC UTILITY
Bid. Asked.
Amer. Tel. it Tel. i'/tt_106
Anaeostia St Pot. 6a 76 7S1/*
Anaeostia A Pot. Guar. 6a_108 -
C & P. TeL of Va 6a .. 103
Capital Traction R. R. 6l - 93'A 04'2
City St Suburban 6s _ 84
Georgetown Gas let 8*_113 131
Poi Elec. Pow. 3V.S-_ 99'j
Wash. Gas 6s 1958 _ 105lj 107
Wash. Gas 5s 1960 _116 -
Wish. Ry. A Elec. 4i _ 105V4 _
MISCELLANEOUS.
Col. Country Club 5'<is 108 _
Wash. Mkl. Cold Storata 6s 100 -
STOCKS.
PUBLIC UTILITY
Amer. Tel. St Tel. i9) *173
Capital Transit Co. 14 146<
N. St W. Steamboat (6) 110 _
Pot. Elec Pow 63, pfd '61 113'2
Po. El Po. .Vir> pf (5.501 113 115
Wash. Gas Lt Co. <3.60> 79
Wash. Ry. a Elec, com <36i 730 _
Wash Ry. St El. pfd (5i 108 _
BANK AND TRU8T COMPANY.
Amer. Sec A Trust Co. <e8>*395 305
Bank of Bethesda (h 7 5) _ 34
Capital (41 .. ... 137 145
Com, A Savings (10)_305
Liberty (4) ..._150 160
Lincoln (fO.35' 300
Natl. 8avlng A Trust. lrtn 160
Pr Georges Bk. St Tr. (.501 18 31
Riggs 'e8) . •330 350
Rtggs pfd (5> 101
Washington (6> — 130
Wash. Loan St Trust (e8)._ 393 300
EIRE INSURANCE
American (Oi_ 100 -
Corcoran (5> 125 -
Eiremen'a <1.60* 26 -
National Union (.80) - 18 -
TITLE INSURANCE
Columbia (.30) _ 15 1854
Real Eatate <6) 160 -
MISCELLANEOUS.
Carpel Corp. (2.00) 22 28
La ns ton Monotype (*4> 96 105
Mergenthaler Line. <2 00i 4747 a,
PeoplesDrugS.com. '*1.00) 57 60
Peoples Drug 8 pi. (8.5ft) 112
Real Eft MAG. pfd (**.70) 5 5)4
Security Storage '5> .M23 1'.5
Ter Ref A Wh Corp. (3) 60 - '
Wdwd. A Loth com <*1 50) 60 66
Wdwd. A Lothrop pfd. 17) 112 120
•Ex dividend.
• Plus extras,
e—27. extra
f—l',% exira.
h—75e extra. . ..
••25c paid June 30. 1938; *6e paid
Dec 22. 1938.
SHORT-TERM SECURITIES.
tReported by Chas. D Barney A Co i
Bid Offer.
Amer. Tel. A Tel. S',a 1943 112*og 113.
Auburn Auto Co. 4',s 19.39 50 635,
Calif. Packing Corp. 5s 1940 103 103},
Caro. Clin. A Ohio 6s 1936 104*. 104',a
. Chesa. A Ohio Rwy ot 1939 1 08'. 107W
Edison Elec. Ilium 4s 1939 105 106},
General Pub. Serv. 5'.s 1939 101', 102*,
i Grand RaP A Ind. 4tis 1941 109}.
i Houston Oil 5M>s 1940 101', 101*,
‘ Inti. Mercantile Mar. 6s 1941 66', 69'.,
Int Tel. A Tel. 4',s 1939 61 62t,
Laclede Gas Light 5s 1939 9n', 94
Lehigh Valley Coal 6a 1936. 99', 99*,
Lehigh Val Ter. Ry 5s 1941 106', in:}.
Long Island Gen 4a 1936 102 103},
Louis. A Nash R.R. 4s 1940 106 106’,
Michigan Cent R R 4s 1940 103'2 l"5t,
Midland RR of N J 5s 1940 TO 60
Milw A North 4’ as 1939 90 95'.,
N. Y.. C A St. L. 67, N 1936 100', look,
New York Dock 5s 1936 57 591,
N Y . Susq A West. 5s 1940 51
New York Tel Co. 4‘,s 1939 106', 106',
Pacific R R of Mo 4s 1P36 101', H'l',
Penn-Dixie Cement 6s 1941 99», 100
Penna RR. Co. 4s 1943 lln'« 112
Rio Grande Western 4s 1939 7.3 71
South. Bell TAT 5s 1941 106', inn'.
Ter. R R As St L 4',a 1939 106 107',
Vanadium Corp 5s 1941 106'. 110
Vertlentes Sugar Co. 7s 1942 29', 3(1',
Wabash Rwy. Co 5s 1939 99*. ]nn>,
Warner Bros, 6, 1939 95'* 95'.,
Weetern N T A Pa. 4a 1943 106', 109*.
Western Union Tel 5a 1936 102', 103
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO. April 6 l/P) 07. S. Dent, of
Agriculture)—Hogs. 14.000. including
4 000 direct: active, fully atesdy with
Monday's average: spots 5-10 higher: top.
10.30 paid for numerous load* 210-250
pounds: bulk good and choice. 200-300
nounds. 10.10-25: most 150-190 pounds.
9.50- 10.15. bulk good packing sow*.
9.50- 75.
Cattle 7.500: calve*. 3.000: fed steer*
and yearlings grading strictly, good and
better fully steady on shipper account:
supply such kinds again very small and
crop selling at 14.50 upward: early top.
15 00. but 10.60 bid: all other grades
weak to shade lower: mainly P.00-12.00
market, but all well-finished offerings with
weight. 14.00 upward: finished yearlings
very scarce: she stock in only moderate
supply but undertone weak: bulls active
and strong: weighty sausage offerings up
to 0 05: vealers tending lower, mainly
9 50-9.50: few 90-shipper kinds. 1000:
recent rainy weather against Stocker and
feeder trade, market slow and weak
Sheep 10.000 Including 250 direct: fat
lamb trade not established: bidding sharply
lower: asking around steady but early
Indications around 25 lower; fat sheep. 25
lower.
NEW YORK SUGAR.
NEW YORK. April 6 I/P).—Raw sugar
was unchanged early today at 3.45 for
spots. Sales were reported, although
there was Interest at this level following
sales yesterday of fully 100.000 bags.
Nothing was offered below 3.49 or 3.50.
Futures were Irregular. The No 3
contract held relatively steady as trade
interests continued to cover against recent
sales In the outside market and scattered
commission house buying.
The No 4 contract, however, after
opening slightly higher In response to
the steadiness of the London market, re
acted under increased liquidation and
realising and hedge selling. July No. 3
sold at 2.54 and September at 2 55. or 2
to .3 points net higher, but reacted, and
around midday was 1 to 2 points net
In the No. 4 contract July, after selling
at 1.39 or 1 point net higher, eased off
to l.36'6. and held around the lower level
at midday. Ifiie general list was '6 to 1
point net lower.
Refined was unchanged at 4.9n for fine
granulated, with moderate Inquiry re
ported.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
LONDON. April 6 (FI.—Oil shires re
acted from their early hiih prices under
profit-taking sales as the stock market
finished with a steady tone. Trans
Atlantic and gilt-edged securities held
steady, while Oerman bonds were firm.
Shipping shares sold higher on the firm
freight rates and other industrials were
firm The mining group moved irregularly
especially Kaffirs on reports of labor un
rest in the Band district.
PARIS.—French rentes lost 86 to 106
centimes in a weak stock market today.
Practically all sections finished lowerSue*
Canal declining 290 francs. Royal Dutch
45 francs and Bank of France was 160
francs down. International Issues were In
good supply at lower prices.
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.
BOSTON. Aorll 8 IIP) ID. 8. Department
of Agriculturei.—A moderate demand was
received for hulk fine territory wools in
original baas in Boston today.
Average to good French combing length
fine wools brought mostly SI.02-08. scoured
basis, while wools of bulk short French
combing length sold at around SI .00-1.02.
scoured basis, in original bags.
The market was quiet on medium grades
of domestic wools but quotations were
firm. Spot foreign wools of fine and me
dium grade* had som* call at firm prices.
A
May Co. Profit
For Year Reaches
$5,070,458 Mark
■r the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, April 6—May De
partment Stores Co. and subsidiaries
for the fiscal year ended January 31
reported net profit of <5,070,458, after
surtax on undistributed profits.
This equaled <4.12 a share and com
pared with <3,463,153, or <2.81 a share,
in the preceding year.
The company operates in Baltimore,
Cleveland, Denver, Los Angeles, St.
Louis and Akron, Ohio.
TECK-HUGHES GOLD
IS UNREPRESENTED
Br tbc Associated Press.
The Teck-Hughes Gold Mines. Ltd.,
went unrepresented today at a se
curities commission hearing on the
company's application to withdraw its
stock from trading on the New York
Curb Exchange. Counsel for the com
mission and the New York Curb Ex
change asked that the application be
dismissed. Their request was taken
under advisement.
STEEL PLANT EXPANDED.
NEW YORK, April 6 (^.—Alle
gheny Steel Co. has started Installa
tion of an additional 25-ton electric
furnace at its Brackenridge, Pa.,
plknt, to cost about $150,000. The
furnace will add about 3,000 tons a
month to the plant’s capacity.
NEW YORK BAR SILVER.
NEW YORK, April 6 Uf>).—Bar
silver firm, 4 higher at 463/«.
OFFICE FURNITURE
WE SELL, BUY OR EXCHANGE
Deski Steel Files
Tables Steel Cabinets
Chairs Safes
BAUM’S FURNITURE HOUSE
141ft Ert 81. N.W. Phan* NA. 2184
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