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U. S. BONDS STEADY
IN QUIETJRADING
Corporate Issues Slide Along
Narrow Groove Also
in Forenoon.
Bond Averages
20 10 10 10
Ralls Indust Util P en
Net change. +.2 —.1 Unc. +.1
Today, noon 94.3 102.8 99.6 71.5
Prev. day.. 94.1 102.9 99.6 71.4
Month ago. 94 4 103.0 99 9 72.1
Year ago— 91 8 102.5 101,4.69.6
1937 high.. 99 0 104.4 102.8 74.7
1937 low... 92.9 102.4 99.4 70.8
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-108.7 Prev. day. 108.8
Month ago 109.1 Year ago. 111.6
1937 high. I'm 1937 low. 108.4
1936 high. 113.5 1936 low.. 110.2
1928 high. 104.4 1932 low.. 86.8
(Compiled by the Associated Press.)
Bs the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. April 19—In quiet
trading the bond market slid along in
a narrow groove today, with prices
steady in both the U. S. Government
and corporate divisions.
U. S. Government issues picked up
about 1-32 to 5-32 of a point. De
mand centered on Treasury 2'2s, the
23is of 1954 and the 3s of 'l955. The
3tgs of 1949 were a shade lower.
Modest improvement ruled in Amer
ican & Foreign Power 5s, Bethlehem
Steel 4’2s, Rock Island general 4s,
International Telephone 5s, Nickel
Plate 4Vis and Southern Railway 4s.
Somewhat lower were Santa Fe 4s,
Goodyear 5s, International Paper 5s.
Penn Dixie Cement 6s and Western
Union 5s.
In the foreign sector, fractional
gains were scored by Milan 6'2$, Ja
pan 6'2s, German 7s and Brazil 6’2s.
Uruguay 6s and Peru 6s were a shade
lower.
Washington Exchange
SALES.
City & Suburban 5s—$1,000 at 85,
$1,000 at 85.
Capital Transit Co.—1 at 13'8, 2 at
13'r.
Potomac Electric Power 6 r\ pfd.—5 at
116 cash.
Washington Rwy. & Elec. pfd.—10 at ;
109. 10 at 109.
National Capital Bank—10 at 145. 10
at 145, 9 at 145.
Washington Loan & Trust Co.—1 at
292.
Mergenthaler Linotype—10 at 46'-, 7
at 4612. 3 at 46:2.
BONDS.
Bid and Asked Prices.
PUBLIC UTILITY.
Bid. Asked.
Amer. Tel. & Tel. 4*2s . lo.va
An&costia & Pot. 5s __ 76 77U
Ana. A Pot. Guar. 5s ins
C. A P. Tel. of Va. 5s _ 103
Capital Traction R. R. 5s 93 94*2
City & Suburban 5s 85 88
Georgetown Gas 1st 5s 113
Potomac Elec. Pow. 3Us ini 103
Wash. Gas 5s 1958 _ 105*2 107
Wash. Gas os 1960 _ 116 118*2
Wash. Rwy. & Elec. 4s _ 104U 106
MISCELLANEOUS.
Col. Country Club 5*bs 105
W. M. Cold Storage 5s 100 _
STOCKS.
PUBLIC UTILITY.
Amer. Tel. A Tel. (9) 167*4
Capital Transit Co. __ 13* 8 13U
N. A W. Steamboat (6) . 110
Pot. Elec. Pow. 6U pf 16• _ 112 _
Po. El. Po. 5*27p pf 15.50) - 111
Wash. Gas Lt. Co (3.60) *79 S2*/a
Wash. Ry. A Elec. com. (36) 725
Wash. Ry. A Elec. pfd. <5> losU _
BANK AND TRUST COMPANY.
Amer. Sec & Tr. Co. <e8)._ 285 305
Bank of Bethesda <h.75i 34
Capital (4* __ 145 155
Com. A Savings (10)_ .210 _
Liberty (4> 150 160
Lincoln (f6.25) 200
Natl Savings A Trust 160 175
Pr. GeorRes Bk. A Tr. (.50) 18 21
Riggs i pH) .323 330
Riggs pfd. (5» 101*2
Washington (6> _130
Wash Loan A Tr. (e8) .. 292 300
FIRE INSURANCE.
American <6)_ _ . 110 _
Corcoran (5) 150 _
Firemen's < 1.60) 29 _
National Union (.60) 16 __
TITLE INSURANCE
Columbia (.30) 15 163U ,
Real Estate (6) 150 _
MISCELLANEOUS.
Carpel Oorp. (2.00) 21 26
Lanston Monotype < *4 > 97 105
Mergenthaler Lino. (2.00> 46 48
Peoples Drug S. com. ( + 1.00) 56 57
Peoples Drug S. pfd. <6.50> 112
Real Est. M AG. pf. (**.70) 5*« 5Vb
Security Storage <5> 119 125
Ter. Ref. A Wh. Corp. (3) 60
Wdwd. A Loth com. ( + 1.50) 60 68
Wdwd. A Loth. pfd. (7) 113 125
•Ex dividend.
+ Plus extra,
e—2% extra,
f—1 We extra,
h—75c extra.
••—25c paid June 30. 1936; 45c paid
December 22. 1936.
NEW YORK BANK STOCKS
NEW YORK. April J9 op».—Over-the
counter market, bank and trust compa
nies; opening bid and asked prices;
Bid. Asked.
Bank of Manhattan (21 a>_ 36 38
Chase (1.40) _ 57*2 59 U
City (1)_ 51*2 63Va
Commercial (8) _ 208 214
First National (100)_2330 2370
Public (1*«) _ 48*b 50Vb
Bankers (2) _ 73* a 75Va
Brooklyn Trust (4)_139 144
Central Hanover (4)_135 138
Chemical (1.80) _ 70*2 72*2
Continental (.80) _ 19 20U
Corn Exchange (3) _ 69*4 70*/4
Empire (1) _ 31 32
Guaranty (12) _ 36) 366
Irving (9 -1 _ 17lb 18*/a
Lawyers "’ • ast (2.40)_ 48 51
Manufacturers (2) _ 58 60
N Y Trust (5) __138 141
Title Guaranty & Trust_ 15 16
FOREIGN MARKETS.
\-LONDON. April 1» yP).—Stock prices
elosed mixed, with gold mining shares in
good supply, especially Kaffirs. Operators
were awaiting the presentation of the
government's budget statement tomorrow
before making new commitments, and the
possibility of liquidation in commodity
markets also acted as a restraining factor.
Gilt-edged securities and foreign bonds
remained quiet and steady, while the
oil group and trans-Atlantics were mixed.
Shipping and rayon shares sold higher.
PARIS.—Banking shares were firm In
the Bourse today, despite the fact that
Bank of France stock closed 10(1 francs
lower. Government securities were mixed,
rentes finishing 20 centimes lower to 20
higher Suez Canal lost 225 francs and
Royal Dutch declined 23 francs.
CRUDE OIL PRICES.
TULSA. Okla., April 19 OP!.-—Base crude
ell prices: , . _
Mid-Continent area—Oklahoma-Kansas.
gravity scale. 98c to $1.30. North. North
Central and West Central Texas, gravity
gcale, 96c to *1.20. East Texas, *1.27.
West Texas (Permian Basin), gravity
ecale. 84c to $1.08. North Loulsiana
Arkansas. gravity scale. 90c to $1.22.
Rocky Mountain area—Salt Creek. Wyo.,
gravity scale. 98c to $1.30.
Eastern area — Pennsylvania grade
(Bradford-Allegany) $2.67: same grade
In Southwest Pennsylvania lines. $2.42:
game grade In Eureka lines. *2.37: same
grade In Buckeye lines, *2.22. Corning,
$1.4?.
-•
STEEL QUOTATIONS.
NEW YORK April 19 UP).—Steel prices
per 100 pounds, f.o.b. Pittsburgh: Blue
annealed sheets, hot rolled. 2.426 Gal
vanized aheets. 3.826. Black sheets, hot
rolled, 3.176. Steel bars. 2.475.
RUBBER FUTURES.
NEW YORK. April 19 <fP>.—Crude rub
tfr fuiHr£f,.0I*.n?d firm- to 63 higher:
MW. Sa-TSb: July. 23.05a23.17: Septem
ber, 28.26a23.34. b—Bid.
BONDS ON N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
By private wire direct te The Star.
TREASU RY.
High. Low. 2:58.
24*8 1949-63_ 97.30 97.28 97.29
2 94s 1945-47_ 101.28 101.28 101.28
2%iS 1948-61_ 100.12 100.10 100.12
2948 1951-64_ 100.1 99.30 100.
29is 1356-69_ 100. 99.30 100.
29*s 1950-60_ 101.3 100.81 101.1
3s 1946 48 _ 103.12 103.7 103.12
3s 1951-66 _ 102.28 102.23 102.28
144s 1946-49_ 103.29 103.28 103.29
3 44 8 1944-46 ... 106.10 106.8 106.10
344s 1940-43June 106.21 106.18 105.21
3 94 8 1 9 4 3 - 47 _ 105.30 105.30 106.80
3 94s 1946-66_ 108.16 108.16 108.16
4s 1944-64_ 110.18 110.9 110.9
4 44 8-3 44 8 1943-45 106.16 106.12 106.12
4 448 1947-62 114.16 114.10 114.16
FEDERAL FARM MORTGAGE.
38 1947 - 102.7 102.7 102.7
Is 1949 - 101.30 101.27 101.80
3448 1964- 102.25 102.24 102.24
HOME OWNERS' LOAN.
2 448 1942-44 _ 99.26 99.24 99.26
2«*s 1939-49_ 100.6 100.4 100.6
ts 1952-- 101.22 101.17 101.17
FOREIGN BONDS.
High. Low 2:55
Abltlbl Pa&Pw 6s *51. loot* 106H 1064*
Adriatic Glee 7s’52_ 89 89 83
Akersnus 6s 63 _ 989* 389* 989*
Antloqula 7s 46 A_ 16 16 16
Antloqula 7a 45 B_ 16 16 16
Antloqula 7s 45 D.__ 16 169* 16
Antloqula 1st 7s'57_ 16 15 16
Argentine 4 4*s'71_ 999* 99 9t
Argentine 14* a 62_1005* 1005* 1005*
Argentine 6s 67 A_1015* 1019* 1014*
Argentine 6s ’68 B ... 1009* 1009* 1009*
Argentine 6s 69 June. 1009* 1009* 1009*
Argentine 6s 69 Clct . 1019* 1019* 1019*
Argentine 6s'60 May 1029* 1029* 1029*
Argentine 6s'60 Sept 1019* 1019* (019*
Argentine 6s 60 Oct 1019* 101*-* 1019*
Argentine 6s 61 Febr lot 101 101
Argentine 6s 61 May. 1029* 1029* 1029*
Australia 44*s 56_ 1019* 1019« loU*
Australia 6s 55 - 1055* 10694 1069*
Australia 6s 67 - 1055* I059i 1065*
■jcg.mil n 44s 43 _ 109 109 109
Bergen City 5s HO-1004 1004 1004
Berlin Elec 6s 5.. .04 204 204
Berlin Elec 64s 59_ 204 204 2#4
Brazil 6 4s'26- 57- 404 3»4 40
Brazil 64s'27-'57_ 40 40 40
Brazil 7s’52_ 41 41 41
Brazil 3s 41 - $34 50 614
Brisbane 5s '67- 1004 1004 1004
Buenos Aires
44»-84»’77Py- 77 76^
Buenos A 44s'76 Aug 774 774 774
Buenos Aires
43is-44s'76 April . 774 774 774
Bue A1 Pi«-4^s'75 . 80 10 80
Buenos A C 6s 60 Oct. 1014 1014 1014
Buenos A 6s 61stPv. 834 831. 834
Bulgaria 74s S3
May coupon off- 274 274 474
Canada 24a 45- 974 974 ^77^
Canada 3 4a 61- 984 984 984
Canada 4s 60- IO64 1064 1064
BS 62-U24 1114 1114
Chile 6s’bO - 22 214 22
U'de 6s 61 Jan - 214 214 214
Chile 6s '61 Eebr_ 22 214 22
Chile 6s 61 Sept_ 214 214 214
Chile 6s 63 - 214 214 214
Chile Mtc Bk 64s'57. 19V, 194 194
Chilean Mun L 7s SO.. 184 184 184
Colombia 6s 61 Jan_ 32 314 22
Colombia 6s 61 Oct __ 324 81*4 824
Copenhagen 14s'53.. 944 944 94*^
Cordoba 7s'57 stpd_ 80 80 80
Costa lika .s A 61_ S3 324 >24
Cuba 54s 45 - 6/4 664 fe74
Cuba 54s 53 - 102*, 1024 1024
Czechoslovakia 8s'51. 103*, 1034 1034
Denmark 44s 62- 974 974 974
Denmark 54s 55-1014 101 101
Denmark 6s 42- 105 lu5 105
Estonia 7s 67- S94 994 994
French Gov 7s'49_ 123 123 123
French Gov 74s 41... 118*4 1184 1184
GerCBkA6s38- 41*4 41*4 414
GerCBkATs 50- 60 60 6u
Ger Gov 64s 66 st 254 24 25U
Ger Gov 64s 65 un st 214 214 ziu
Ger Prv & City Bank ^
con Ag 6 4s'58 _ 244 24W 244
Ger Rep 7s '49 stpd..., 28 28 28
7s 61 _ fin K7I - ua
Itai P U Crd 7s ’62 - 764 764 764
Japan 6 4s'65- 804 so* g0H
Japan 6 4s 54 - 96 94*
Kreug&Toll 6s '59 cts. 484 484 484
Leipsig 7s'47 - 204 204 204
Lombard Elec 7s'52 7* 74 74
Low Austria 74s'50
unmat coupon on ._ 98 98 98
Madeline 4s 64 ... j& 14* ,s
MrUnS6iU'4fi'aS8t- 68,1 6‘^
Minas Gers64s '58 74* 74*
Sept coupon off ... 234 2g4 Z84
New So VVaies5s'67.. 102V. 1024 1024
No^w ay mi 5* '5* 10i!* l0i*
£°rwa> 4s 63 - 954 904 994
Norway s»s 65 .. 1004 ]C0 100^
£°™a* 68 43 —- 1064 1064 1064
By El 549 67— 1024 1024 1024
Oslo 4 4. 55 .. ,8 98 98
"»»
*. 5» IS «
Peru 6s 61 -- !}* 1
Poland 6s 40 - fJc ™
Poland 7 s 4 7 I** 4®»*
Prague Gtr 7 4.'52-1 ^
Prussia 6s '52 __ 19W i,u
Queensland 7s’41_in ill ill
Rhine IV El P 6s'52 21 21 ot
Rhine VV El P 6s’53 ._ n *ou 2\
Rhur Chemical 6s'48.. 2i *1 21
Kio ae-Jan 614s 61
Aug coupon off ... 2gu 2* 9ku
Rio Or do Sul 7s'66 * 28H
May coupon off _ 2914 29U 2uu
Rio Gr do Sul 7s #7 H 29*
June coupon off .... 29*4 28 2gw
Rio Gr do Sul 8s’46 *
April coupon off_ 32*4 82*4 a»u
Rome 6 *4s 62 ... ,6 1 3^
Sao Paulo C6*4s '6T
May coupon off_ 28*4 28U 2«u
Sao Paulo St 7s 40_93 93
Sao Paulo St 7s '68 93
Sept coupon off _ 29 2a 20
Sao Paulo St 8s 36
July coupon off_ 88 S8 Sfl
Sao Paulo St 8s '60 38
July coupon off- 32*4 82*4 32u
Sydney 6 *4s'55-102* ,02*
Toklo 6*4s 61-- 75^ im 751.
Toklo E L Ltd 6s’52 . 78*4 77*4 77*4
UBStl Wk 6 *4 a 47 A 26*1 26U 25^
Un Stl Wks 6*48 '61 A 26*4 26*4 25*
Uruguay 6. 60 - egu, 88*
Uruguay 6s 64- 88*4 M
Uruguay 8s 46- 68*4 g7H 58*4
Vienna 6s '52 May c o. 96 95 95
Fokohoma 6s 61 82*4 82H g2H
DOMESTIC BONDS.
Ano»?°rPc“ 44 9»4 98 98
Alleg Corp 6a 49 you you MOU
Am * For Pw 6. 2030 78H ^
Am ice cv 6s'63 gbU. H4U ur
Amin r*K 11/ „«- 90y*
Am „,,C,W 49 — >064 10t>4 1064
Am inti 6 4s 49 106 iqr «.i«
Am Jel * T81 8 4.'«1 984 98 98U
Am TeJ & Tel 3 ^4 b'66 yg 9714 us
is»STia*'s— iS
<8__ _ na 11214 11q
A.m Writ Paper 6. 47. 76 734 744
Anaconda deb 4 4.-BO 105 106 106
Ann A 1st ex In 4s'95. 68U 68U ghu
ADKlo-Chil Nit 7. '67 f. 384 874 ,?4
Armour* Co 4 4. 39. 1024 1024 1024
Armour( Del )1.t 4s'66 974 964 974
Armour * Co O.'4. 67 9«4 964 4
Ar®fl„ronK Ck 4s 60 1034 I03U 103U
A TAS FeYcfw48 q9r5 'U4H '°4H 104*
a p! d 48 95 8t 104H 1°‘4 1044
i tIs Fe 4*4.V I08H 108* lu8*
»US^rV/u .CO l08H 1084 1084
A 1. FeC A 4^8 62 ll'H 1114 1114
A TAS Fe TSCL 4s 68 U14 U14 11 U
Atla*rh&AB.irRm48'33' i2H 22H 82«
Atla&Ch A L 6s 44 110H HAU iioi4
AtiCoa.tLl.t 4. 61. 1004 1004 1004
AtlC L un 4 4s 64 .. 984 984 984
At| 2°*** Lina 6. 46.. 1084 1084 1084
Atl G A W 16. ’69 .... 76 76 76
Baldwin Loco 6.'40— 1064 1064 1064
B t O lit 41 48- 107 1064 1064
B A O 44a 60 - 764 764 764
B AO 1st 6. 4* _112 H2 H2
Balto A O ref 6. '98 A. 88 874 874
B A O 6. 98 F __ 874 87 87
B A O ref 6s 2000 D . 874 87 874
B A O ref 6. 95 C 984 984 984
B & O PLE&W V 4s’41 1084 1084 1034
B A O Swn 6s 60 __ 1034 1084 1034
B A O Toledo 4.'69_ 93 93 83
Beth Steel 34s 66_ 96 944 96
Beth Steal 4 4. 80_ 1024 1024 1024
Bo. A Me 44.'61 J_ 81 . 81 (1
Bo. A Me 6. 66 _ 874 86 4 864
Bo. A Me 6. '67_ 864 864 864
Bot Con M _ *2 82 82
Bklyn Ed con 3 4a'66- 994 9»4 994
▲
High. Low. 2:55,
Bklyn Man T 4!*s'66. 98!* 9*!* us
Bklyn Un EH 6a ’60 ... 106!* 106!* 106!*
Bklyn Un Gas 6a '45_112!* 112!* 112!*
Bklyn Un Gas 6a'GO lol!* too!* 100!*
Bklvn Un Gas 6s '67 B 106H io«!* loev*
Buff G E 4%s '81 B___ 108!* 108!* 108!*
Buff RAP con <Hs ’67. 87!* 86!* 86!*
Bush Term con 6s ’55_ 68!* 68!* 68!*
By-Prod Ck 6!*s '46... 108 103 IDS
Camag 7s 42 ctfs _ 28!* 27!* ?7!*
Canada So 6s'62 A_114 114 114
Can'dlan N R 4!*s '67. 110!* 110!* 110!*
Can'dlan N 6s’69 July. 114 114 114
Can'dlan N 6s’69 Oct.. 116!* 116!* 116!*
Can’dlan N R6s’70_116!* 115!* 116!*
Can dlan N db 6V*s‘46 123 123 123
Can dlan Pdb 4s perp U6 U6!* U6!*
Can dlan Pac 4!*s 60 loi!* 101!* 101!*
Can’dlan Pac 68*44 cfs 112 112 112
Caro Cl & O 6s '6# A_110!* no* 110!*
Car % Gen 5s '60 ww_104!* 104 104!*
Cent of Ga 6s '69 C 20!* 19!* 20!*
Central 111 Lt 3 !*s ‘66. 101!* 101!* lol!*
Cent N England 4a'61. 71!* 70!* 71!*
Cent of N J gen 6s'87. 78!* 73!* 73!*
Cent Pac 1st rf 4s '49.. 108!* 108!* 108!*
Cent Pac 6s 60 ._ »9!* 99!* 99!*
Cent RR B Ga 6s '37_88!* 88!* 88!*
Cert'd dsb 6 5%s 48__ 88 88 88
Chesap C cv 6s 44_121!* 121 12!
Chesap Corp 6s 47_ 138!* 138 138!*
Ches & O 3 V*s 96 D_ 96!* 96 96!*
Ches&OS!*s 96 E_ 96 96 96
C & O gen 4!*s '92-117!* 117!* 117!*
Chi B & Q gen 4s '68_108!* 108!* 108!*
Chi B & Q 4%s '77_108!* 108!* 108!*
Chi B & Q ref 6s '71_115 114!* 116
Chi BAQ1 dlv SHs’49.. 106 105 106
Chi B & Q 111 dv 4s '49. 109!* 109!* 109!*
Chi & E III 6s *51 _89!* 89!* 39!*
Chi & E 1115s ’61 ctfs.. 18 87V* 88
Chi Grt West 4s ’69.__ 46!* 44!* 46
Chi 1 & L gen 6s 66 . 19 18!* 19
Chi Ind & E gen 6s'66. 19 19 19
C M St P 4s ‘89 ... 69 67 69
CMftStP gn 4!*s'89 C. 66 64 65
CM&St P 4!*s 89 E... 65!* 64!* 66!*
CM&St P 5s 76 .. 31!* 80!* 31!*
CM&StP&P ad1 682000 10!* 10!* 10!*
Ch &NW gen 3 !* s "87 .. 40H 40V* 40!*
Chi & N!V 4 V*s 2037 30!* 30!* 30!*
Chi & NW 4 Ha 2037 C. 31 30E 81
C'hl & N W 4*iS 49 20 194 194
Chi & NW Ken Es 87 .. 474 464 474
C&NW Nr W 64s*36.. 63 6S 63
Chi R l&P rf 4a'34 .. 23 *24 23
Chi R I&P rf 4s'34ctf_ 1»4 184 184
Chi R l&P gen 4s '8 8 __ 374 87 874
Chi R I&P 4s '88 ctfs_. 86 36 86
Chi K l&P 4 4a '62 *24 22 22
Chi R l&P 4 4s '62 ctf. 194 19 194
Chi R I&P 44s'60 ... 184 134 I84
Chi T H&S 1st 6a '60_ 924 92 924
Chi T H&S Inc 6s '60__ 82 82 82
Chi Un Sta 3 4s'61_ 102 102 102
Chi Un Sta 34s 63 E. 1044 1044 1044
Chi Un Sta 4s'44_105 105 106
Chi & W In con 4s'52_ 1034 1024 1034
Chi & W Ind 44s 62.. 1004 1004 1004
Childs & Co 6s’43 904 904 904
Cln Un Ter 3 4s D Ktd 102 102 102
Cln Union Term 5s’57_ 108 108 108
CCC&St G gen 4s 93 . 984 98 4 984
CCC&St G rf 4 4s'77 E 97 96 964
CCC&St G ref 6s '63 D 1054 1054 1064
CCC St G Wh Wat
Valley 4s 40 _ 102 102 102
Clev El 111 34s 65- 107 4 1074 1074
Clev Un Tel 4 4s’77 . 102 102 102
Clev Un Term 6s 73 B IO64 1064 1064
Clev Un Ter 64s'72A 1114 1114 1114
Colo Fuel&Iron 6s'43. 106 106 106
Colo Fuel & lr 6s 70__ 83 824 824
Colo & So 4 4s '80_ 67 654 67
Columbia G * E deb
6s 52 April -102 102 102
Columbia G & E 6a
62 May -lu2 1014 102
Columbia G&E 6s'61 -. 102 102 102
Colum Ry P&G 4s 65. 105 105 105
Cornel Credit 3 4s'51- 964 954 964
Com Inv Tr 3 4s '51 1004 1004 1004
Cons Ed NY 3 4 s 46 n 1034 i 084 1034
Cons Ed NY 3 4s'56 n 1024 lo24 1024
Cons Gas NY 44s '51- 1074 1074 1074
Consol Oil 34s 61 -_ 1024 102 102
Consum Pwr « 4 s 66 .. 974 97 4 974
C< .sum Pun 34s'66. 1014 1014 1014
Cons Pwr 34s '70-101 1004 lol
Crane Co 61_yy y87% 9ST4
Crown C & S 4s'60-1044 1044 1044
Cuba RR 6s 36 - 66 66 66
Cuba Northn 64s 42. 654 644 65
Dei * Hud ref 4s 43 92 9iu mu
5*" 58 51 St — 107M 1(m* 107H
Den <& R G con 48 3«__ *2 3iu 22
Den &RG 4^8 36_ S2 3iu 32
Den&RG w 6s 66... jg* jgu ?L
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NEW PEAK IS SET
BT STEEL OUTPUT
Operations Climb to 91.3 Per
Cent, Well Above Mark
for May, 1929.
By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, April 19.—A new
high production record for the steel
industry in this country was an
nounced today by the American Iron
and Steel Institute.
It reported operations for this week
advanced to 91.3 per cent of capacity
from 90.3 per cent the previous week,
equivalent to a tonnage output of
1,196,000 tons for the week. This
stopped the May, 1929, peak of 1,193,
284, the institute said.
Operations on a percentage of ca
pacity basis were higher on the 1929
spurt. Steel men explained, however,
expansion in production facilities in
the meanwhile enabled the industry
to set a new tonnage record, despite
the lower operating rate.
Busy for weeks on the largest back
log of unfilled orders in many years,
the industry has pushed steadily up
the recovery path this year.
The latest week operating rate com
pares 89.6 per cent a month ago
and 70.4 per cent a year ago.
Trade quarters have reported some
slackening in new orders lately, but
the large reserve has enabled mills
to maintain activity at peak levels for
the recovery.
Orders have been coming in from
a variety of sources, with revival in
rail equipment buying and expansion
in automobile production sin« the
settlement of strikes swelling incom
ing business.
Washington Produce
BUTTER—92 score. 1-pound prints. 37;
14-pound prints. 38; tub. 36 PO score. 1
pound prints. 36: 14-pound prints 37*
tub. 35.
MEATS—Choice beef. IS: calves. 16;
veal. 16; lamb. 21: pork loin. 24. frozen
pork. 21; fresh ham. 33; smoked ham 26;
sliced bacon. 33; slob bacon, 28, com
pound. 1 314: lard. 1412.
LIVESTOCK—Pigi. ;34aH'4: light hogs,
8PaP. medium PaPV. heavies. 7V4aP;
roughs. Sa?1^; calves. 6al0. lambs. 6al0.
Prices paid shippers net fob Washing
ton. By the United States Bureau of
Agricultural Economics
EGGS—Market on United States Gov
ernment graded extras, mediums and
standards, large. 14 cent lower: other
grades unchanged Current receipts. 20,a:
hennery whites. 31 la. Government graded
and dated white eggs <net prices paid
shippers f.o.b Washington) U 8 extras,
large. 2334. U. S extras, mediums. 20l4;
U S standards, large. 23.
LIVE POULTRY—Market on chickens
steady and undetermined other classes
about steady at unchanged prices. Fowl:
Colored, heavy. JHalP; Leghorns. I4al5.
Chickens. Rocks and Crosses, no quota
tion: Leghorns. 1*4 to 2*4 pounds and up.
21: smaller sizes, 18 Old guineas. 25a30
each. Turkeys. Old hens, it$al8, old
toms. 15.
Fruits and Vegetables.
Sales in large lots by original receivers
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. J: Virginia. Staymans, 2*2-inch
minimum, l.Toal 85. 234-inch minimum.
1.85a2.00. scalded, all sizes. 1.50*1.65;
Yorks. 2,_’-inch minimum. 1.75a 1.85; 234
inch minimum. 1.85*2.00. scaled, all sizes.
1.50*1.65: Golden Delicious, 2x4-inch
minimum. 1.90a2.00: 2x2-inch minimum.
2.15*2.25: Delicious. 2*4-inch minimum.
l.POa2.00: 2'2-inch minimum. 2.25: 2*4
inch minimum, 2.35a2.50; Wines*ps. 2
inch minimum. 1.60*1.65; 2x4-inch mini
mum. 1.75*1.85: 2Va-inch minimum. 2.00*
2.25: 234-inch minimum. 2.25a2.35: U. 8.
Utility, 1.40al.85, as to size Yellow New
towns. 2!4-inch minimum. 1.65; 2,a-inch
minimum. I.90a3.00: 234-inch minimum.
2.35: Paragons. 234-inch minimum 1.75*
1.85: 3-inch minimum. 1 85a2 00 Car
tons; Maryland Pennsylvania. Virginia
and West Virginia, fancy Lowrys. 160
size. 1.60*1.75; 112 size, 1.75a2.00; Wine
saps. J60 size. 2.16*2.25: 112 size. 2.25*
2.35: Golden Delicious, 144 size. 2.25*
2.35: Staymans. U. S. No. 1, 144 size.
1.90*2.00: 112 size. 2.00a; 96 size 2.00*
2.25; boxes: Maryland. Pennsylvania.
Virginia and West Virginia, combination
extra fancy and fancy: Delicious. 2.25a
3.75; Staymans. 2.00*2.35; Paragons,
2.00a2.25.
ASPARAGUS—One South Carolina ar
rived; one unbroken car on track. Truck
receipts moderate, supplies moderate, de
mand moderate market steady. South
Carolina, pyramid crates, dozen bunches;
Extra Colossal 3.75; Collossal. 2.00*2.50;
fancy. I.75a2.00: choice. 1.25a 1.50.
CABBAGE—No carlot arrivals: three
broken cars on track. Truck receipts
moderate. supplies moderate demand
moderate: market steady. South Carolina.
Pa-bushel hampers, pointed type: Freight
receipts. 85a90 fair condition. 65*75;
truck receipts Dacked locally 75ft85.
CARROTS—Two California arrived:
three broken and one unbroken cars on
track. Supplies moderate: demand mod
erate: market steady Texas, half-lettuce
crates. 1.40; California. W’estern-lettuce
crates 3 25.
CAULIFLOWER—Two California ar
rived: two broken and one unbroken cars
on track. Supplies moderate demand
moderate: market steady. California,
crates. 1 TOal.OO.
CELERY—One Florida arrived: three
broken and two unbroken cars on track.
Supplies moderate demand light: market
steady. Florida, individually washed. 10
inch crates and 16-inch crates wire
bound, 3-8 dozen, 2.00; few. 2.25: 10
dozen. 1.75a2.<>0: XX s 1.50al.75.
LETTUCE—Three Arizona arrived: 11
broken and 3 unbroken cars on track.
Supplies liberal: demand moderate; market
steady Arizona. Western crates. Iceberg
type. 5-dozen. 2.75a3.00; few 3.25; fair
quality and condition. 2.25a2.50.
ONIONS—One New York arrived: one
broken and one unbroken cars on track.
Supplies moderate: demand moderate;
market steady Michigan and New York.
50-pound sacks, yellows. U. S. No. 1,
1.25a 1.35.
PEAS—No carlot arrivals: two broken
cars on track Supplies moderate: de
! mand moderate: market steady. Cali
fornia, bushel hampers. Telephones. 3.25.
Potato Market Weak.
POTATOES—Nine Maine arrived: three
cars diverted: 4 broken and 14 unbroken
cars on track. Old stock—Supplies mod
derate: demand moderate; market weak.
100-pound sacks. U. S. No. 1—Maine,
Green Mountains. 2.35a2.40; Idaho.
Russet Burbanks. 3.25. New stock—Sup
plies light: demand light; market steady.
Florida, bushel crates Bliss Triumphs ar.d
Spaulding Rose. U. S. No 1. 2.00: double
head barrels. Spaulding Rose. U. S. No. 1,
0.25.
SPINACH—No carlot arrivals: no cars on
track. Supplies light: demand moderate;
market steady. Virginia, bushel baskets,
65-75.
STRAWBERRIES—One Louisiana by ex
press arrived: no cars on track. Truck re
ceipts light; supplies light: demand light;
market weak. Florida, wide range In con
dition. 36-pint crates, best. 5.00: fair con
dition. 3.25-4.00 per crate. Louisiana. 24
Quart crates, 4.00-4.25 per carte.
SWEET POTATOES—No carlot arrivals;
no cars on track Supplies moderate: de
mand light: market about steady. North
Carolina, bushel baskets Porto Ricans and
Nancv Halls. 1.40-1.50.
TOMATOES—No carlot arrivals: no cars
on track. Truck receipts moderate; sup
plies moderate: demand light: market
steady. Florida, wide range in condition,
lug boxes, ripes and turning wrapped. 6x6
and larger. 3.00-3.50: fair condition, 2.25
2.50; 6x7. 1.50-2.50: Mexico, lug boxes,
ripes and turning wrapped. 6x6 and larger.
3.75-4.00.
MIXED VEGETABLES—No carlot arri
vals; no cars on track.
LIMA BEANS—Supplies verv light: de
mand light: market steady. Florida, bushel
hampers, fair quality. 3.50-3.75.
SNAP BEANS—One Florida arrived: one
broken car on track. Truck receipts light:
supplies moderate: demand light: market
steady. Florida, bushel hampers, green,
flat type, fair quality. 2.25-2.50; round
stringless, 3.00. few higher.
EGGPLANT—Supplies very light: de
mand light: market steady. Florida. lVi
bushel crates. 2.00.
PEPPERS—Supplies light: demand light;
market steady. Florida, l^-bushel crates,
green. 2.00-3.00. according to condition.
CUCUMBERS—Supplies light: demand
light; market steady. Florida, bushel
baskets. 2.50-3.50.
SQUASH—Supplies light: demand light;
market steady. Florida, bushel hampers,
white, wrapped, fair quality. 2.25-2.50.
ORANGES—No carlot arrivals; two bro
ken and one unbroken cars on track.
Florida, boxes. No. 1, 3.00-5.00, as to size
and grade.
GRAPEFRUIT—No carlot arrivals: one
broken car on track.
LEMONS—California, boxes. No. 1.
6.50-7.00; No. 2. 4.60-5.00.
BEETS—Texas, Va crates, 1.50.
MUSHROOMS—Maryland. 3-pound bas
kets. 60-85.
GRAPES—Argentina, boxes, various va
rieties. 2.50: poorer lower.
RHUBARB—Michigan, 6-pound oar
tons. 50.
PINEAPPLES—Cuba, ora teg, 3.00-3.75.
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE.
PHILADELPHIA. April 10 OP).—Live
poultry—Fowls. Plymouth Rock, fancy,
small. 2.'): large, 22; mixed colors, small,
21-22; large. 20-21: White Leghorns,
fancy, 20; good. 18-10: ordinary. 16-17;
old roosters. 13-14: Leghorns, old roosters,
12-13; broilers, fancy Plymouth Rock,
large. 23-24; medium sized. 21-22; cross
breds, fancy, large, 23; medium sized. 21;
Reds, broilers. 18-21; Leghorns. 18-21:
ducks. White Pekin, young, 18-IP; old.
17; mixed. 16-16; Muscovy, white, 17-18;
oolored. 16-16.
Dressed poultry—Fowls, fresh killed.
17V4-26: old roosters, dry picked, ldti
17V4; Spring ducks. Long Island. 18^-17.
CHICAGO PRODUCE.
CHICAGO. April 19 (A*).—Poultry, live,
no cars in, two due, 17 trucks; steady;
hens over 6 pounds, 18; 5 pounds and
less. 19Vi: Leghorn hens. If)Vi; fryers,
colored 23; White Rock, 24; Plymouth
Rock. 28; barebacks, 19-21; Leghorn, 21;
roosters, 13, Leghorn roosters. 12; colored
Springs, over 3 pounds, 24; Plymouth
Rock Springs, 26; White Rock Springs,
26: turkeys, hens. 20; toms. 16; No. 2 tur
keys. 16; ducks, heavy white, 16; heavy
colored, 16; small white, 14; small col
ored, 14; geese. 11.
Butter. 8,096, weak; creamery specials
(93-score), 30V4-31 Vi; extras (92), OOVi;
extra firsts (90-91), 293/«-30; first <88
89), 29-29V4: standards (90 centralized
car lots), 30Vi. Eggs. 41.468, unsettled.
Extra firsts, local. 22’/4; cars, 22Vi; fresh
graded firsts, local, 21 Vi: cars. 22; cur
rent receipts. 20%; storage packed extras,
23'/4; storage packed firsts, 23.
Potatoes. 135: on track. 231: total
United States shipments 877 Saturday.
74 Sunday: old stock. Idaho Russets de
mand good, market steady; other stocks,
demand slow, market dull: sacked per
hundredweight. Idaho Russet Burbanks
United States No. 1. 2.60-27.6: mostly
2.65-2.70: United States No. 2. 2.35;
Maine Green Mountain. United States No
1. few sales. 2.25-2.30; Nebraska Bliss
Triumphs. United States No. 1 and partly
graded, car. 2.40: Wisconsin Round
Whites. United 8tates No. 2 2.10: United
States commercials. 1.70-1.75: Wisconsin
Green Mountains. United States No. 1.
car. 2 15. New stock price moderate for
best quality stock, demand fair, mar
ket about steady for fair quality small
sized stock, demand slow, market dull
with weak undertone. Texas Bliss Tri
umphs United States No. 1. 3.60-4 00;
according to quality, car showing some
decay. 2.00: United States No. 2. few
sales. 2.75; Louisiana Bliss Triumphs.
United States No. 1. fair quality showing
dirty ear 3.00.
SHORT-TERM SECURITIES.
(Reported by Chat. D. Barney A Co.)
_ . _ . Bid Offer.
Amer T A T 5%s '4.1___112% 112%
Auburn Aut 4%s '.19 _ 60 79
California Packing 6s '40 ]04 104%
Carolina Cl A Ohio 6s ’.18 . 104 104%
Chesapeake A Ohio 6s ’30_ 107 107%
Edison Elec Ilium 4s .19 104% 100
General Public 8vc 5%s ’39 102 ]02%
Grand Rap A Ind 4%s ’41 109%
Houston Oil 5%s '40.. 101% io"%
Internatl Merc Marine Os '41 82 80
Internatl T A T 4'is '30 82% 83% 1
Laclede Gas Lt 5s 39 941. <151?
Lehigh Valley Coal (is '38 _ 99 99%
Ix*high Valley Termn 6s '41 . 100% 107%
Long Island Gen 4s '38 10"% iq't
Louisville A Nashville 4s '40 lo5\ iohi',
Michigan Central 4s ’40 103% 101
Midland RR at NJ 5s '40 70 75
Milw A Northern 4%s '39 90 uu
N Y, Chi A StL lit notes '38 loo ]oo%
New York Dock 5s '38 Ho% «"
N Y. Susqueh A West 6s '40 40
New York Tel 4 %s .39 _ . 1005. j,w%
Pacific RR of Mo 4s '38 101 1013.
Penn-Dixle Cement (5s '41 993. 101
Pennsylvania RR 4s '43 j0!)
Rio Grande Western 4s 39 7"34 -4
Southern Bell TAT 5s '41 105% 10534
Term RR Assn StL 4%s '39._ 105=4 107
Vanadium Corp 5s '41 _ 107 ini
Vertiertes Sugar 7s '42 . 28% 29%
Wabash Rwy 5s '39 100% 101
Warner Bra, Os .39 . 97% 7%
Western N Y A Pa 4s '4.3 108% 110%
Western Union Tel fts 102 1021^
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TJ. S. TREASURY POSITION.
By the Associated Press.
T*h* position of the Treasury April Ifl*
A1.? 05-h«8.«": expenditure!:
"11 nr,fi'1.’11' balance 51.735.20*,
$2.V177.7C2(f°.™' recplp!s f°r ,hp month.
11 ?oCaI ypar ,since July
nil 6i' 47 .expenditures. *5,
OR-< 8',5- Including *2.260.799 -
06,^66 of emergency expenditures: excess
of expenditures. *2.002 *11 354 95 gross
^ •1 d e c re a s e r °o f
^ L. Un<^'*r the previous dav
Kldo Vtftnc?}} '0,3?™™ Including
5472,/41.269.51 of inactive gold.
—--•
MONEY MARKET.
NEW YORK. Aorll 19 —call money
Steady. 1 per cent all day. Prime com
mercial paper. 1 per cent. T:me loans
° sdavv *-« months ul
of, ,Ban,keya acceptances unchanged:
on days. */ga,. 60 days, ‘.a 90 days.
I ^ months, •1,asg; 5-r, months ’aa3*
Rediscount rate New York Reserve Bank.
i a per cent.
Money for Construction Loans
and
Loans on Improved Properties
Prevailing Rates
riBST DEED or TKDST ONLY
GEORGE I. BORGER
643 Indiana Ave. N.W.
Nat’l 0350
MONEY TO LOAN
ON
REAL ESTATE
at 5%
Monthly Payments
if Preferred
Our
Real Estate Officers
Invite You to Confer
The
WASHINGTON LOAN
AND
TRUST COMPANY
*
Member
FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM
FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURAHCE
CORP’K
Atlantic Refining
Reports $1,993,000
Net for Quarter
Special Dispatch to Th» Star.
PHILADELPHIA, April 19 —A profit
of $1,993,000 for the first quarter of
1937, compared with a profit of
$1,983,000 for the first quarter of
1936. is reported by the Atlantic Re
fining Co. and subsidiary companies.
Both figures are after interest, de
preciation, taxes, etc. No provision
has been made for any surtax on un
distributed profits.
Profit per share on common stock
(after deducting dividend on prefer
red stock in 1937) for the first quar
ter of 1937 was ”9 cents as compared
with 74 cents for the corresponding
period of 1936, which was prior to the
issuance of the preferred stock.
--——•
NEW YORK BAR SILVER.
NEW YORK, April 19 C4>).—Bar
silver steady and unchanged from
Friday, April 16, at 451/i.
FIRST TRUST LOANS
Long-term REFINANCING . . .
Lowest Rates . . . 3-Yeor Con
struction Loans . . .
5%
BOSS & PHELPS MORTGAGE CO.
Loan Correspondent
Jonn Hancoce Mutual Life ins. Co.
1417 K St. N.W. NA. 1130#
We Have the Mortgage
Plan You Are
Seeking
S years. 5 years, 10 years, 15
years, 20 years, monthly payment,
semi-annual or quarterly—the in
terest rate and fees are very rea
sonable.
[Shannon & luchS]
Mortr&fe Loan Correspondents
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1505 H St. N.W. Natl. 2345
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Chairs
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Safe
Investments
First mortgage notes,
well secured on con
servatively appraised,
new buildings in
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uy maryiana. uen ominotions of
$500 up. Interest 6% per annum.
Bradley, Beall & Howard, Inc.
Southern Bldg. Phone Nat. 0271
Eitabllshed Nearly 40 lean
First
Mortgage
Money
For
CONSTRUCTION
LOANS
and
LOANS ON
IMPROVED
PROPERTY
in the
District of Columbia
Nearby Maryland
and Virginia
5%
Prompt Action
B. F. SAUL CO.
925 15th Street Natl. 2100
LOANS
ON IMPROVED D. C. PROPERTY
Immediate attention on your ap
plication for buying, rebuilding
or refinancing.
Loans payable monthly.
No charge fo. appraisal if loan
is not made.
Interest charged only on unpaid
balance of principal.
Equitable Cooperative
Building Association
915 F STREET N.W.
Organized 1879
home loans
To Purchase
or
Refinance
i
Here Are Protected by Peoero,
Your Saving* He 0 $5,000
w^rsiyss®
PROPOSALS ARE INVITED
for the operation of the Philadelphia Gas Works,
owned by the City of Philadelphia, and supply
ing gas for municipal, domestic and industrial
use within the city.
The present agreement will expire December
31st, 1937, and alternative proposals will be
entertained for terms of two, five and ten years
thereafter, subject to approval of the City Coun
cil of Philadelphia as to provisions.
All proposals must be accompanied by satisfac
tory assurance of the financial responsibility of
the proponents in order to receive consideration.
Such detailed information as may be required
will be furnished upon application to the under
signed. All proposals must be in the hands
of the Mayor of Philadelphia not later than
June 1,1937.
S. DAVIS WILSON
Mayor,
City of Philadelphia

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