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II. S. BONDS EASE
WITHCOfiPORATES
Market Slips Backward Un
der Pressure of In
creased Offerings.
Bond Averages
20 10 10 10
Ralls indu.it. Util P an
Net change. —.1 unch. —.1 —.1
Today, noon 94.1 102.9 99.7 71.8
Prev. day.. 94.2 102.9 99.8 71.9
Month ago. 95.0 103.0 100.3 72.3
Year ago.. 91.4 102.2 101.4 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 Iaiw-Yield Bonds.
Noon -109.0 Prev. day. 109.2
Month ago 109.3 Year ago. 111.3
1937 high 113.7 1937 low-. 108.4
1936 high. 113.5 1936 low.. 110.2
1938 high. 104.4 1932 low.. 86.8
• Compiled by the Associated Press.)
T v the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. April 22.—The bond
market slipped backward under pres
sure of increased offesings in the late
trading today.
United States Governments were
lower from the start and showed little
rallying power up to the final hour.
I osses ranged from 1-32 to 12-32 of a
point.
Corporate bonds sold off in sym
pathy with a declining share list.
Erie 5s, Great Northern 4s, Inter
national Hydro Electric 6s, New York
Central 5s. Youngstown Sheet &
Tube 3'2r and other recent trading
favorites were down a point or more.
American & Foreign Power 5s and
Studebaker 6s were among a minor
group showing moderae gains.
Declines predominated in the foreign
sector. Cuban. Polish and Italian is
sues were down 1 to 1>2 points.
NEW YORK BANK STOCKS
NEW YORK. April 22 «..p,._New York
Security Dealers' Association:
(Quotations as of 2 o'clock.)
Bid. Asked.
B< of Man d1*) 36 38
Bankers Tr (2) _ 73\3 7o'i
Ceil Han Bk & Tr (4)_133 136
Chase Nat <1.40) 58 60
Chem Bk & Tr (1.80)_ ?<» 72
Ccmmercial (8) 20? 213
C-ont Bk AT r (.80) _ 10‘4 203-i
Corn Ex Bk & Tr (3) _ 6S34 69 34
Empire Tr < 1 ) _ _ 31 14 3214
First Nat <Bo?) (2) _ 56 58
First Natl (100) 2310 2350
Guaranty Tr (12) 361 366
Irvins Tr ( 60) _ 171 i l S>2
Manufacturer? Tr (2)_ 50 6]
Manuf'rs Tr pf (2)_ 51 53
Natl City ( 1 * _ 51 52 53*2
N Y Trust '.*>) _ ... 138 141
Public (112> 48 50
Title G & T 1612 1T1 i
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FEDERAL LAND BANKS
NEW YORK April 22 (AT—Federal
Land Bank bond'
4 4s Nov., HI58-3X . . .. In;;1. lo4
4 .5 May. 1H57-.17 . HUT 102
4' May. 1H58-35 _ 102», lii.Cs
45 Nov., _ lull's 101’s
45 July. 1040-44 _ _ los msT
•' 45 May. 1055-45 _. _ liu1. HUT
3s July. 1055-45 ___ loo 100U
3s Jan.. 11)58-40 „ loo looi.
3s Mar. 105(140 . __ lou IUO'4
*-•
CHICAGO PRODUCE.
CHICAGO April 22 1.4V—Poultry, live,
31 trucks, steady; hens, over 5 pounds 18;
5 pounds and less. 20; Leghorn hens, lfi'a.
fryers, colored. 23: White Rock. 25; Ply
mouth Rock. 25. White Rock Springs. 20;
broilers, colored. 23; White Rock. 24; Ply
mouth Rock. 24: barebacks. 111-21; Leg
horn. 22: roosters. 13; Leghorn roosters.
12: turkeys, hens. 20. toms. 10; No. 2
turkeys. 15: ducks. 4T pounds up. 10:
heavy, colored 10: small, white. 14; small,
colored, 14: geese, 11.
Butter 10.054: firmer Creamery spe
cials 103 score', 31-ni'i: extras i02).
•lo'a; extra firsts (on-on. 30-30'.: firsts
<88-80', 2014-2!l34: standards illil, cen
tralized carlotsi, 30'j. Eggs. 30 280
firmer extra firsts, local, 221.: cars 22'i
fresh-graded firsts, local. 211 a: cars 22;
current receipt-. 20T: storage packed ex
tras -j::3, s-orage packed fir-u.
Potatoes. 82; on track, 185: total U S.
shipments. 717: old stock supplies mod
erate: for Idaho R'ussets demand fairly
good, other stock demand .slow, market
steady Sacked, per cwt.. Idaho Russets.
U. S. No. 1, 2.50h2.T5; mostly -.\i;0a‘.’To;
U. S. No. 2. 2.35; Wisconsin, round whites,
u. S. commercials, l.TOal 75; unclassified,
car. 1.05: Michigan, Russet Rurals. car.
lair quality and condition. J .8(1. New
stock. supplies moderate, demand fair
market steady: Texas. Bliss Triumphs. U
S. No. 1 3.00a3.80. according to quality
and condition; U S. No. 2. 2.00a‘2.60. ac
cording to condition.
—" ■ -•
PARIS BANK CHANGES.
■ PARIS April 22 (/Pi.—'The Bank of
France statement for the week ended April
16 <in millions of francs):
Gold reserve 57.358 XJnch’K
Sight balance? abroad. 1C Unch'g
Bills purchased abroad 1.133 — 20
Discounted c o m m e r cial
bills -France __ 7.065 —536
Temporary advances to
state (prior to June 18.
1936) 12.200 — 3
Temporary advances to
state isince June 18.
1936* 7.800 Unch’K j
Advances against securities 3.729 — 72 j
Circulation 85.696 —601 :
Total credit to current ac
counts .. 17.399 —659 I
30-day advances against
eovernmerU securities 770 —450
Rate of discount. 4 per cent.
FOREIGN EXCHANGES.
NEW YORK. April 22 ifp,.— Foreign
■ exchange firm: Great Briiain in dollars,
others in cents.
Great Britain, demand. 4.04'»: cables.
4 04',.; 6"-day bills. 4.92’»: France, de
mand. 4.4 4■ ^: cables. 4.44'«: Italy, de
mand. b.'Jfi'.; cables. 5.2H1.
Demands' Belgium. It).80: Germany
free. 40.2.'!; registered. If).85; travel, 23.70:
Holland. 54.70* Norway. 24.83; Sweden
25.48; Denmark 22.00'*: Finland °1S;
Switzerland. 27.88'*: Spain, unquoted: Por
tugal 4.48',: Greece. .On'.: Poland 1!' ml
Czechoslovakia. 3.48'.; Yugoslavia. 2.34:
Austria 18.72n; Hungary, ill.so: Rumania
J5;. Argentina 37.n3n: Brazil, s.sc.n:
Tokio. ~8.£i; Shanghai 29 93• Hongkong.
?0.70: Mexico City. 27.85; Montreal in
New York. 100.25: New York in Montreal.
o—Nominal. ®
U. S. TREASURY NOTES.
* (Renorted by Chas. D Barney A: Co.)
Rate. Maturity. Bid. Offer
3‘« Sept. 15 37 101 s-32 101 Ki-32
2A, F»b 1. 7)8 1(11 17-32 101 10-32
3 Mar. 15. 38 107 0-32 102 11-32
.--*?» June 15, '38 107 13-32 102 15-32
21 * Sept. 15. '38 102 8-32 102 10-3°
1*2 Mar. 15. '30 10023-32 10025-32
2'» June. 15. '30 101 27-32 101 20-3°
I3* Dec. 15. '30 100 8-32 10010-3°
13a Mar. 15. '40 100 15-32 100 17-32
I'a June 15. '40 loo ion 2-32
1 Dec. 35. '40 00 27-32 00 20-32
3 Vi Mar. 15 41 00 20-32 00 2°-32
33» June 15 4 1 00 4-32 00 0-32
* 1V* Dec. 15. '41 08 11-32 08 14-32
U. S. TREASURY POSITION.
By the Associated Press.
The position of the Treasury on April CO:
Receipts. $16,347,781.37: expenditures.
$24,228,609.52: balance. $1,682,567,568.
60: customs receipts for the month. $30.
638.638.34.
Receints for the fiscal year (since July
1). $3,994,091,855.67: expenditures. $6.
054.340.619.81. including $2,293,083,388.
73 of emergency expenditures: excess of
expenditures $2,060,248.76*4.14: gross
debt. $34 832.075.135.61. an increase of
$4,696,058.08 over the previous day: rold
assets. $1L.736 764.054 69. including
$505,500,631.01 of inactive gold.
LONDON BANK REPORT.
LONDON April 22 (fP).—The Bank of
England statement for the week ended
April 21 (in thousands of pounds):
Circulation _ 464.024 —1.670
Bullion __ 314.693 4- 121
Reserves __ 50.669 4-1 791
Public deposits 25.585 4*3.214
Private deposits 130.049 —4.769
Government securities 94.064 —2.885
Other securties 28.607 — 446
The proportion of the bank’s reserve to
liability is 32.50 per cent, compared with
31 no lAst week
Rate of discount. 2 per cent.
—- -•-- -
RUBBER FUTURES.
NEW YORK, April 22 i/P>.—Crude rubber
futures opened firm. 33 to 4° hiRher. May.
* Sd.Mafll; July, 23.84a85: September.
23.80a89.
Six men were killed in a hut struck
bjy^ghtning at Malpin, South Africa.
BONDS ON
By private wire direct to The Star.
TREASURY.
High. Low. 2:55.
2*48 1949-62_ 97.9 97.3 97.9
2*48 1946-47_101.U 101.6 101.9 .
2*48 1948-61_ 100. 99.19 99.27
2*48 1951-64_ 99.11 99.2 99.11
2*4s 1956-69_ 99.12 99. 99.6
2*4s 1960-60_ 100.10 100.8 100.10
38 1946-48_ 102.30 102.26 102.30
38 1951-55 _ 102.1 101.30 102.1
l*4s 1946-49_ 103.10 103.8 103.8
3*48 1949-52_ 103.16 103.16 103.16
I >48 1941 105.23 106.18 106.22
Sis 1944-46 .. 124.40 104.24 104.24
3*4s 1 940-43June 106.12 105.9 105.12
3*48 1941-43 Mar 106.20 105.20 I0V2O
3 *4 s 1943-47 ... 105.19 105.9 105.16
3*«sl946-56_ 107.28 107.28 107.28
48 1944-64._ 110. 109.29 109.30
4*4 8-3*4 8 1943-45 106. 104.24 106.
4 *4 8 1947-62 114.16 114.10 114.16
FEDERAL FARM MORTGAGE.
2*48 1942-47_ 100.17 100.16 100.17
38 1947- 101.30 101.80 101.80
Isl949 - 101.19 101.12 101.19
**4sl964- 101.30 101.80 101.80
HOME OWNERS' LOAN.
1*48 1942-44_ 99.2 99.2 99.2
2*48 1939-49_ 99.20 99.8 99.18
*8 1951___ 106.31 100 21 100.31
FOREIGN BONDS.
High. Low. 2:55.
i Abltibi Pa&Pw 6s '63 iu6b l0o 13*H
j Antioauia 7s 46 A._ 16*> 15b 16b
( Argentine 4 *4s'71_ 9,*4 96*4 97*4
! Argentine ! *ls 62_101 loOb lol
Argentine 6s 67 A_I0K4 101b lolb
Argentine be '53 B 100*4 loub 100*4
Argentine 6s 59 June lot'b 100b 100b
Argentine 6s 69 Oct 101*4 101*4 llHb
Argentine 6s'60 May 102 102 102
Argentine 6s 60 Sept 101*4 101b 101*4
Argentine 6s 60 Oct lol*» 101*4 101b
Argentine 6s 61 Febr 101 101 101
; Argentine 6s'61 May. 102 102 102
! Akershus 5s 63 _ 98*4 97*4 98*4
Antioauia 7s 45 D_ 15b 16b 15*4
Australia 4*4s 66_101 101 lol
Australia 6s'55_ 106*4 106*4 106*4
, Australia 6s'57_ 106 106 106
I Austrians '67_100*4 100*4 100b
Belgium 6s '55_ 109*4 109b 109b
Beltlum 1b 65 _118 118 U8
Bergen City 6s’60_ 100b 100b 100b
Brazil 6 *4e'26-’57_i 40b . 40 40
Brazil 6 *ts'27-’57_ 4o 40 40
Brazil 7e’62_ 4lb 41 41*4
Brazil 8s 41,.. _ 60b 60b 60b
Breda Frnesto 7s ’54_ 73 73 73
Brisbane 6s 68 _100b 100*t 10ub
Budapest 6s 62
unmai coupon on_28b 28*4 28b
Buenos Aires
4*48-3*48'77 Pv __ 7t*4 ',6*4 ,6b
But At 4*48-4*is '75_. 80b *0 8u
I Bulgaria 7 *48 68
uuupuu uii._ C i >4 *>i‘4
Canada 2 >•.» 45_ 98 98 98
Canada 3 V* a 61_ 99 984* b8 v*
Canada 4s 60_106}* 10b 106
Canada 6s 52_1124s 1114* 11144
Chile 6s '60 _ 224* 224* 224*
Chile 6s '61 Jan_ 224, 224* 224*
Chile 6s "61 Febr_ 22s* 224* 224*
Chile 6s 61 Sept_ 2£>* 2244 224*
Chile 6s'62_ 2*4* 224* *24*
Chile 6s 68 - 224, 224* 224*
Chile 7s 42 - 224* 224* 224*
Chile Mtg Bit 6s’61_ 20 194* 1944
Chile Mtg Bk 6s 62.— 19M 1944 1 94*
Chile Mtg Bk 6 Hs'67. 1^1 19}* 194*
Chile Mtg Bk 64*s 61. 1644 194* 19H
Chilean Mun L 7s til.. 184* 184* 184*
Chinese Gv Ry5s’51_ 674* 67}* 67}*
Colombia 6s 61 Jan .. 324, 32 324
Colombia 6s 61 Oct_ 324* 3244 324*
CoDennagen 6s 6* ._ 984* 984* 98‘*
Cordoba 7s’57 stpd_ 784* 7s 784*
CosLa Kira is A ol_ 33 3*4* i2J*
Cuba 6s '04-'44- 103 103 103
Cuba 5s 14- 49 - 10*4* 10244 10*4*
Cuoa 5 4* s 46 _ 66‘* 65 b5>*
Czechoslovakia 8s ’61. 1044* 1044* 1044*
Denmark 4 V4» 62_ 98 97i* 98
Denmark 6 4*s 66 _ 101 101 101
Denmark 6s 42 105 Iu4!* 105
Dominic 1st 5>*e’69ext 79 79 79
French Gov 7s'49 1184* 118 118
Ger G Ag Bk 6s'6U Oct 3o}* 30}* 30}*
Ger Gov 6 44s'66 at 25** 244* 26
Ger Gov 6 44 e 65ungt 22 22 *2
Ger Prv & City Bank
con Ag 64*e '58 .. 26 24}* 26
Ger Rep 7s 49 un at_ 24 234* 24
Ger Rep 7e’49 stpd_ 274* 274* *7}*
Grt C El Jap 7a '44_ 98 97}* 98
Hungary 7 4*s ’44
Febr coupon on_ 61 61 61
Italy 7e 61 _ 8644 864* 864*
Ital P U Crd 7s ’52_ 764* 764* 764*
Japan 644s'65 - 8b}* 804* 804*
Japan 644s 54 ... 954, 964* 964*
Kreug&Toll 5s '59 cts 484* <84* 48**
Lombard Elec 7s'52 . 74 74 74
Uedenn 6 4,8 5t 164, 144* 15
Met Wat 6 s '50_ 1024, 1024* 1024*
Milan 6 4*8 52 744* 744* 744*
M1 nas Gera6 44 s '58
Sept coupon ofi 284* 284, 284*
MmasGsrs 6 44s '69
Sept coupon on _ 28}* 284* 28jf
New So Wales 5s’67.. 1024* 1024* 1024*
New So Wales 5s '58 1024* 1024* 1024*
Norway 4s '63 - 954* 964* 994*
Norway *s '65_ 1004* 1004* 1004*
Norway 4441'66- 1024* 1024* 102}*
Norway 6s 44- 1064* 1064* 1064*
Nord Ry 644s’60_ 1U7 107 107
Nuremberg 6s '52_ 19 19 19
Panama 6s 63 stp as.. 6844 6644 6644
Parts Orl Ky 5 44S'68. 1004* 1004* 1004*
Pernambuco 7a'47
Sept coupon off_ 274* 274* 274*
Peru 6s '60 - 204* 2044 2044
Peru 6s '61 - 2044 2 044 2044
Poland 6s 40- 484* 484* 484*
Poland 7s 47- 63 63 63
Poland 8s 60- 4844 4 8 44 4 8 44
Queensland 6s 47_ 1094* 1094* 1094*
Rhein Main 7s'50_ 234* 23!* 234*
Rhine VV El P bs 52_ 204* 204* 214*
Rhine W El P 6s 55... 21 21 21 '
Rio ile Jan 64*a 68
auk coupon on_ 274 27 27
Rio de Jan 8s 46
Adi-11 coupon oft_ 814 81 314
Rio Gr do Sul 6s ’68
June coupon off _ 29 284 284
Rio Gr do Sul 7b 6$
May coupon off _ 304 304 804
Rio Gr do Sul 7b '#7
June coupon oft _ 304 30 304
Rln Gr do Sul 8s ’4$
April coupon off_ 38 >3 38
Rome 6 Ha '62 _ 764 764 764 1
Rotterdam 6s'64- 1004 1004 1004
DOMESTIC BONDS.
Adams Exp 4Hs'46.. 100 100 100
B & O ret 6s 2000 D __ 864 864 684
B & O ref 6s ’96 C 984 984 984
B & O PLE&W V 4s’41 1024 1024 1024
B & O Swn 6s 60 1034 1034 1034
Ban* & Aroos cv 4s'61 1044 1044 1044
Bell T of Pa 6s 48 B 1164 1164 1164
Beth Steel 34s fig 944 944 944
Beth Steel 4Hs 60_ 103 1024 103
Bos & Me 44s 61 J .. 304 804 804
Bos & Me 5s 65 864 864 864
Boston N Y A L 4s '65 28 28 28
Bklyn C RH 6s'41 924 92 92
Bklyn Ed con 3 US'66 994 *94 s94
Bklyn Man T 4 Hs 66 93 93 93
Bklyn Un El 6s '60 103 103 103
Bklyn Un Gas 5s 45.. 1134 1184 1134
Bklyn Un Gas 6s 60 1014 1014 1014
Bklvn Un Gaa 6s '67 B 1064 1064 1064
Buff G E 4Hs '81 B- 1084 1084 1084
Buff K&P con 4H* '67 87 864 864
B C R & N 6s '34 Ctfe._ 264 25® 264
Catnag 7s 42 ctfs 274 27 27
Can’dlan N R 4Hs'67. 1104 1104 1104
Can dlan N R 4Ha>61. 1114 1114 1114
Can dlan N R 4H» "66. 1114 1114 1114
Can'dlan N 6s’69 July. 1144 1184 1184
Can'dlan N 6s’69 Oct 1154 1164 1154
Can dlan N db 6Hs 46 1284 1234 1234
Can dlari P db 4s perp 964 964 954
Can dlan Pac 4Hs'46 104 lot 104
Can dlan Pac 4Hs 60 1024 102 102
Can'dlan Pac 6a'44 cfs 1124 1124 1124
Can dlan Pac 6s '54 1084 1084 1084
Car ^ Gen 6s 60 ww.. 106 106 106
Cent Br UP 48 48 824 32 4 324
Cent of Ga con 6s'45 . 824 324 824
Cent of Ga 5s'69 C 22 214 214
Cent of Ga rf 6Hs'59 22 22 22
Cent 111 E A O 6s'61 1014 1014 1014
Cent of N J 4s '87_ 62 62 62
Cent Pac 1st rf 4s'49 1074 1074 1074
Cent Pac 5s 6<> . 994 994 994
Cent P Tr Sh 4a 64_1024 1024 1024
Cert'ddeb6Hs 48_ 884 88 88
ChesapCCT6s 44_ 122 1304 1204
Chesap Corp 68 47 _ 139 1874 >374
Ches&OSHs 96 B_ 964 96 964
C A O gsn 4 Ha '92- 1174 1174 1174
Chi ft Alt ref Sa 49_ 67 4 67 67
Ches&OSHS 9»D_ 96 96 96
Chi B ft Q gen 4s '68... 1084 >084 1084
Chi B ft Q 4Hs '77_ 1074 1074 1074
Ch1 B ft Q ref 6s '71_ 1164 1164 1164
Chi ft Ell! 6s*61_ 414 41 41
Chi ft E 1116s '61 ctfa.. 604 404 404
(Jhl Grt West 4a '69_ 474 474 674
N. Y. STOCK
HlEh. Low. 2:56.
Chi Ind ft Lou 4s ’47- 3654 3654 3654
Chi Ind ft L pen 6s '66. 20 20 20
Chi Ind & So 4s '66_ 10154 1 0154 10 1 54
CM St P 4s ’89. ... 6054 6064 6064
CMftStP gn 456s ’89 C. 6665 6664 *664
CM&St P 456*'39 E.._ 66M 66 64 ««54
CM&St P Es 75 .. 8254 *154 3154
CMftStPAP ad1 Ss2000 1164 1054 1054
Ch 4NW gen 3 54* '87. 4154 41M 41V4
Chi ft NW 4 54 s 2 0 8 7 8 1 64 SIM 31M
Chi ft NW 4 54 S 2087 C 3154 3054 3054
Chi A NW 4 84 s 49 21M 20 54 2 954
Ch1 ft NW pen Bs '87 .. 4 854 4 854 4 354
Chi ft NW rf Bs 2037 . 32M 32M *254
C&NW Nr W 656s >36 B4 64 64
Chi R iftP rf 4s '34 2354 *364 2364
Chi R IftP rf 4s\34otf 20 19*4 19*4
Chi R (&P pen 4s'88 3964 3864 8864
Chi R IftP 4 56S '62 23 2254 22*4
Chi R I&P 4 56s'B2 ctf 20 20 20
Chi R I&P 4 56s'60 . 1464 13V4 M864
Chi St L&N Me 4s 'El. ..' 93 98 93
Chi T H&S 1st 6s'S0 . r9SV4 T9364 9364
Chi T H&S Inc Bs ‘60.. 1 8854 8854 8364
Chi Un Sta 3 56s'Bl . 10264 102 10264
Chi Un Sta 3 84 s '63 E 104 10854 104
Chi ft W In con 4s 'E2_ 10354 10264 102M
Chi ft W Ind 454e'62.. 10064 9954 9954
Childs ft Co Bs *43 89 89 0 89
Cln tin Ter 3 54 a D rtd 10264 10154 10254
Cln Union Term Bs’57. 10854 108 108
CCCftSt L pen 4s '93 98 98 98
CCCftStL StLdv 4s’9 0 9 8 54 9 8 54 9854
CCCftSt L rf 4 5^8'77 E 9R 54 9 4 54 9 4 54
CCC&St L ref Es '63 D 105*4 10E54 10554
Clev CllfTs Ir 4 54 s‘BO 10754 1 0764 1 0754
Clev El 111 354s '65 10654 106N 10654
Clev Un Tel 4 56s '77 101*4 10154 101*4
Clev Pn Term Bs 73 B Iori; ]06>4 1064
Col ft So 4 55s ’89 asst. 67 66>4 66*4
Columhia O ft E deb
Bs'52 April .. 10H4 10H4 10154
Onltimhin O ft E Bs
52 Mav . 103 1 8 101
Columhia O&E Bs '61 in'* li i*. 101*4
Coliim Bv PftL 4s '6B 10B'< 1054 105>4
Comol Credit 3 54 a'51. 96*4 U6*4 96*4
Com Inv Tr 356s'51 .. 101 101 101
Cons Coal Del Bs'60 68 67 67
Cons Ed NT 3 14s 46 n 103M I03'4 1034
Cons Ed NT 35ts'B6 n 102M 10214 10264
Cons Oas NT 4 54s'51 _ 107 54 1 0754 1 07 54
Consol 0(1 3 54s'B1 .. 102M 102 10254
Coneum Pwr 4 54 s 66 . 9764 9754 97M
Cr osum P nn 3 54s '65 101*4 IOI64 IOI64
Cons Pwr 354s '70 . 100*41005410064
Consnm Pwr 3 44s'65.. 104 103*4 103*4
Container deb Bs '43.101*4 101*4 101*4
Crane Co 3 56s SI _ 9954 9954 «9V4
Crown C ft S 4s'50_10464 10464 10464
Crown Will P 6s'51_104 101 104
Cijha RR 1st Bs '52 .. B664 BB64 R664
Cuba Northn 6 54s'42 B464 B464 B454
Davton Pftl. 354s'60 . 104 10314 10364
n*1 ft Hod ref 4s '43 31*4 9R4 »i>4
Den ft R O eon 4S'38 .. 321/- 32'4 3264
Ben ft R O 4 56s’36 ... S2i< 3114 32'4
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Erie ref Ss’75_ 824 8154 8144
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Francisco Rue 6s '56 . 75 74 74
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Gulf States Ctll 4s'66 loi 101 loi
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Hudson Coal 6a'52 .. 4814 48 48
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Hud ft Mad ref 5s '57.. 7454 74 74
HI Cent eol tr 4a'53__ 84 84 84
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Int Grt Nr 6s '62 A .. 394 33H
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L A N 6a 2°°3 B - 10714 10714 10714
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Manhat Ry 4s 90 4114 4114 4114
Manhat Ry 4s 90 ctfa 37H 37 37
Manhat R 2d 4s 2013 . 2114 2114 2114
Mead Co fis '45 105 105 105
Met Ed 1st rf 4 54 s 68 10754 10714 10714
Met W S El Cr 4s'38.. I3u; 1314 1314
Mich Cent 3 54s 52_104*, 104*4 10454
Mich Cent 4s 40 _ 104 104 104
Mich Cent 4 54s'79_ 108 103 103
Mil El RAL 5a'61 __ 108 102H 10214
Mil E R A S L rf 5s'71_ 10314 10314 10314
Mil Spa A N W 4s *47. 4014 40H 4014
Minn A S L rf 4s 49 .. 6H 614 *u
MStPASSM cn 48 '38 . 26 26 26
MStPASSM 6a ’38 gtd. 2854 2854 2854
MStPASSM 654a '78.84 8314 8354
MoK A T ad) 6a'67_ 6914 6914 6914
Mo Pacts‘76__ 21 21 21
Mo Pac 6s ’66 A_ 46 46 4 5
Mo Pac 6a '77 F__48 49 45
Mo Pac 6a '78 O__ 46 45 46
Mo Pac 6s '80 H- 4454 4454 4454
Mo Pac 6a '81 1_ 46 46 46
Mo Pac 6s'81 I ctfa_ 4214 4214 4214
Mo Pac 654a 49 A _ 17* 17* 1714
Mob A Ohio 454s'77... 34 3354 3354
Mob A Ohio 6s 38 36 35 36
Mob A Oh M dlv 6s'47. 49 49 49
Mohawk A M 4s *91 . 89 89 89
Monona Ry 1st 4s '60. 106 10554 10554
Monona Pub S 6s '65 103>4 10314 10814
Montana Pwr 354s'66 935t 9854 9 354
Mom Tram 5s 41 102 102 102
MorAEssex 3 54 s 2000 89 88I4 8814
MorrisAEssex 454s'65 89 89 89
1 MorrisAEssex 6s '5 5 9 954 S954 9 954
Namm A Sons Cs 43.. 10154 10154 10154
Natl Dairy l%»51ww 104* 10414 10414
Natl Dls PC 454a'46_104H 10414 104H
Natl Steel ta 66 _ 10454 10414 10414
New E TAT 4548 '61_ 11754 11754 11754
New E TAT 1st 6a'62. 11954 11954 11954
New Jer PAL 4 54 a 60. 10714 10614 10714
New OrlONR 6a'83 A. 9414 94H 9414
New Orl Ter 1st 4a *53. 94 9354 9354
New Orl TAM 6a'61 B. 5 7 54 6754 6 7 54
New Orl TAM 6 54* '64. 6014 6014 *014
NOTAM 6 54a*64A efa_. *454 6454 645i
NT Cent 354a’62 w.t. 10754 10**4 10*54
• NT Central 4 5fea 97_ 9654 9*^ 9*54
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_ High. Low. 2:45.
NT Central J84«10154 101** 1014*
NT Cent 4a '42_ 104 106 106
NT Cent con 4a '98_ 9/ 9644 9644
NY Cent rf 4Ha 201*.. SOm 90 BO
NT C rf 4Hs 2012 n_ 9144 8944
NT Cent rf 6a 201*_ 9844 »7 974*
NY Cent cv 6s 44 .. 12744 12444 126
NY Conn 1st 4 44a '63_108 1 108 108
NY C L Sh 344* 98 .. 90*4 90 90*4
NTC Mich C 3 44s 98_ 89*4 8944 *944
N Y Chi & StL 4s'48_ 103*4 108*4 108*4
NTCASt L 44*s '78 ... 89*4 89 89
NYCASt L 6 44s ’74 A.. 10044 100 100
NY Cht&St L6s'38_. 100 100 100
NY Dock 1st 4s 51 ... 624* 61*4 *61*4
NY Dock 6s 38 . 6254 62 62
NY Edison 8 *4* 65 D 9»H 9954 9944
NY Edls ref 3 4ie 66 _ 99H 9914 994
NY G E) HAP 4s 49... 111*4 111*4 111*4
NY L & W 1st 4s 73... 9844 9844 9844
NY & Lone Br 4s '41 10644 10644 10644
NY NH A H 3 He 47 3844 8844 8844
NY NH & H 4s '47-- 4 1 44 4 144 4 1 44
NY NH & H 4s ’65_ 4144 4044 4044
NY NH & H 4s ’66_ 4144 4044 4044
NY NH A H 4s ‘67_ 80 2944 2944
NY NH A H 4H» '67_ 4744 46*4 46*4
NT NH A H CV 6s'48._ 60 4944 4944
NY OAW Ken 4s 65_ 22*4 2244 2244
NY OAW ref «s'92 .. 81 29*4 80
NTQueens con3Hs*65. 10844 10854 10844
NY Steam 1st 6s '61... 10744 10744 10744
NY Steam 6s '66 _ 10744 10744 10744
NY Trap Rock 6s ’46.. 87 87 87
NY Tr Rk 6s '46 stp... 9244 9244 9244
NY W A B 4Hs "46 .. 1844 1744 175*
Nlac Falls P 3Hs'66.. 10254 10254 10244
Nias Sh 6 He '60 .. 101*4 10H4 ioj*i
Norf So 1st ref 6s'61.. 285s 28*4 28*4
North Am Ed 6s 69 C. 10244 102 102
Nor n Pac sen 3s 2047. 74*4 74 74
Nor'n Pac 4s '97 __ IOB'4 103 103
Nor'n Pac 4Hs 2047_ 98*4 98*1 98*4
North Pac 6s 2047_11144 11144 11144
Osden L C 4s '48 - 2444 24*4 24*4
Ohio Edison 48’65_ 10254 102*4 l»2'4
Ores Sh Line 6s 46_118*4 118 11844
Ores; \V RR 4s 61 ... 104*4 10444 104*4
Pac Gas A El 3Hs'66. 964* 96 965*
Pac G A E 3*4s '61 ... lul 100*4 100*4
Pac ft A E 4s 64 106 1045* 104*4
Pac RR Mo 2d 6s '38 100** IO054 IOO44
Pac TAT rf 3 >4 s '66 B. 100 100 100
Pac TAT IHa '66 C -_ 995* 99*4 99**
Para Broadway 3s'66. 735* 7344 7844
Paramount Pic 6s '65 _ 10044 100*4 IOO44
Park-Lx6Hs'53etfs. 48 48 48
Parmelee 6s 44_ 72 Ti 71
Penn Co 4s 63 -101** 1014* 1014*
Penn Dixie C6e'41_100>4 1004* 10044
Penn PALtH* 81_105*4 106 10544
Penn RR 3Hs '52_10SJ4 107*4 107*4
Penn HR3*,s 70 C... 9854 984* 9844
Penn RR4Hs*8l D._. 106*4 1044s 10444
Penn R R 4 4*s '84 _ 1045* 10444 104*1
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Penn RR (jn 444S 65 108*4 108 108
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People GLAC rf Ss'47 . 114 114 114
Peoria A E Inc 4s '90 ._ 21 20^. 21
Ph!laCo6s 67 ... infiu 101L insu
Pnlla A R CA1 6s '71__ 324 S2V 3^4
Phlla&RCA16s 49_15*4 154 16 4
Philippine Rv 4s 37 .. 264 264 264
Pitts Y&Ash 5s '62 B._ 120 120 120
Port Gen FI 44s 60._ 63 '2** 62*;
Port G E 5s '35 assd... 105*; 1064 io5»;
Postal Tel A c 6s ’53 _ 30*t 294 294
Pressed Stl Car 5s '61. 964 96 *64
Prov Sec deb 4s’57 ... 28 28 28
Pure 011 4 4** 60 ww__ 1244 1234 1234
lure 011 44s 60 it_1034 1034 1034
R-K-O 6e '41- 119 119 1]9
Keadlns JerC4s'51__ 98 4 984 984
Keadlne R 44s '97 A. 1074 1074 1074
Reading R 44s 97 B . 1074 1074 1074
Rem-R5 4s’47 A ww. 1064 1064 1064
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Republic Stl 44s 56.. 98 98 98
Republic Stl 44s 61.. 974 96 4 96';
Republic Stl 64s ’54.. 122 121 121
Revere Cop 4 4s 56 .. 1034 1024 10'4
Richfield Oil 6s 44 .. 55 55 55
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R O W 1st ex In 4s'39. 73 73 73
Rio G W col 4s 49 A _ 47 47 47
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St L IMAS RAG 4s’33 . 82 81*2 82
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St L-S F 4s '50 A ctfa. 284 28 28
St L-S Fran 44s "78__ 31 SO 80
St L-S F 44s"78 cf st_. 264 264 26*2
St L-S Fran 6s '50 B_ 32 82 32
St L S W 1st 4s '89 .. 91*; 9-.u 911/
St L S W cn rf 5s '9*.. 484 474 «7*2
St L S W 1st ter 6s"62. 61 60 60
St PA Duluth 48 "68... 106 106 106
St PKCSL44S 41.. 234 224 234
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San An P Svc 6s'52 A . 109 109 109 ‘
San Diejr°CGAE4s"65 1084 1084 1084 1
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Seahd A L rf 4s'69 cfs 174 174 171.1
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Wabash 1st 6s'39- 96 #6* 9*u
Wabash 6a '76 B_ 42* 4.g 4,J*
Wabash 6a 80 D_ 41* 4 * i}£
Wabash 6*.'76_ «4 48 f!*
Wabash Oma 3*s '41. 64* 64* 64U
Walker HAS 4*■'46.. 105 106 106*
Walworth 4s 65- 80* 80* 80*
Walworth 6s '66 n_ 95* 9514 usu
Warner Bros cv 6s '»#. 96 m It
Warner-Quln 6s '89_ 49* 49 49
Warren Brcv 6s 41... 70* 70* 70W
West Penn PS*. 66. 104* 104* 104*
W Sb 1st 4s 2061 gtd_ 98 92* 92U
West'n Md 1st 4s 62.. 103* 102* 103*
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West’n Un4*s 60_104 104 10412
West'n Un6s 61.. 10s* 10s* 103*
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Wheeling* L E 4s’66. 106 106 106
i Wheel Steel 4*s 53 99b 99 99P
W Sp Stl 1st 7s '35 ct. 41* 41* 4iu
W Sp Stl con 7s'36 ct 42 41* 4ip
Wilkes B&E 1st 6s ’42 88* 88* 88*
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PETROLEUM CORP. EXEMPT.
The Petroleum Corp. of America
received exemption from the Securities
Commission today from registration
under the 1935 utility holding company
act.
Virginia Electric
Weighs $4,000,000
Building Program
Bj the Associated Prise.
RICHMOND, Va., April 22.—Jack
O. Holtzclaw, president of the Virginia
Electric & Power Co., said the organ
ization had under consideration today
a $4,000,000 construction program
for 1938.
The announcement was made yester
day at the annual meeting of stock
holders together with a report the
company had enjoyed the most pros
perous year of business since 1931.
The electric department Increased
its subscribers by 8,197 to an all-time
high of 134,645.
Harry H. Augustine, executive vice
president, was elected to the board of
directors to fill a vacancy caused by
the death of Herbert W. Jackson, presi
dent of the Virginia Trust Co.
Washington Produce
BUTTER—92 score. 1-pound prints. 36:
V4-pound prints. 37; tub. 35: 90 score, 1
pound prints, 35; V-i-pound prints. 36;
tub. 34.
MEATS—Choice beef. 18; calves. 16;
veal. 16; lamb. 24: pork loin. 24. frozen
sliced bacoi., 33; slab bacon, 28; com
pound J3V2; lard. li\j.
LIVE STOCK—Pigs. 8,aa834; light hogs,
fla*»14; medium hogs. 9‘aa9 u ; heavy hogs.
E'.aaO1/*; roughs. 5^aH; calves. OaiO.
Prices paid shippers net f.o.b. Wash
ington. Bv the United States Bureau of
Agricultural Economic*;
EGGS—Market irregular; prices one
quarter cent higher on U. S. extras large,
but one-quarter cent lower on mediums.
Current receipts. 20: hennery whites. 21;
Government-graded and dated white eggs
(net prices paid shippers f.o.b. Washing
ton!. U. S extras, large, 24; U. S. extras,
mediums, 1934: U. S. standards, large.
211*.
LIVE POULTRY — Market generally
steady at unchanged prices; fowl, colored,
heavy, ]8al9: Leghorns. 14al5, chickens,
rocks. 22*24; crosses. 21a23: Leghorns,
I34 to 2*4 pounds and up. 21: smaller
sizes. 18; old guineas. 25a30 each; turkeys,
old hens. 10al8: old toms. 15.
Fruits and Vegetables.
Sales In large lots by original receivers
up to x a m. today
APPLES—One Washington arrived, three
unbroken cars on track Supplies moderate;
demand moderate; market steady Bushel
baskets U S No. 1. Virginia. Staymans.
2'2-inch minimum 1.75-1.85; 23/4-inch
minimum. 1 85-2.00: scalded all sizes.
1 5(1-1.65: Yorks. 2‘j-inch minimum. 1.75
1 85: 234-inch minimum. 1.85-2.00;
scalded all sizes 1 50-1.65: Golden Deli
cious 2'4-inch minimum 1 00-2.00; 2*2
inch minimum. 2.15-2.25: Delicious. 2fl
inch minimum 1.90-2.00 2’2-inch mini
mum. 2.25 23«-lnch minimum 2.35-2.50:
Winesaps. 2-inch minimum. 1.60-1 65 rt,4
inch minimum. 1 75-1 85; 2’2-lnch mini
mum. 2 00-2.25: 234-inch minimum. 2.25
2 ft5 U S utility 1.40-1 85. as to size;
ypllow Newtowns 2'4-inch minimum 1.65:
21 -inch minimum 1.90-2.00: 23-i-inch
minimum 2.25 Paraeons. 234-inch mini
mum. 1.75-1.85: 3-inch minimum 1.85
2 00: Maryland Pennsylvania Virginia and
We*t Virginia cartons fancy Lowrys 160
size 1 60-j T 5; 112 size 1.75-2.00: Wine
sanv 160 size 2 15-2.25 112 size °.25
2 35- Golden Delirious. 144 size 2 25-2.35:
Staymans. U S. No 1 144 size 1 90-2.00:
112 size 2.00: 96 size 2.00-2.25: boxes,
combination extra fancy and fancy Deli
cious 2 25-2 75 Staymans. 2 00-2.35: Par
agons. 2.00-2.25.
CABBAGE—One South Carolina arrived,
three broken and one unbroken cars on
track Supplies moderate- demand mod
erate; market about steady. South Caro
lina l12-bushel hampers pointed type,
truck receipts, packed locally 85; fair con
dition. 65
ASPARAGUS—No carlot arrivals: one
broken car on track. Truck receipts
moderate; supplies moderate: demand
moderate; market steadv South Carolina,
pyramid crate5 dozen hunches Extra Co
lo.c5al. 2.50-2.73: fair Quality 2.00;
Colossal. 2.00-2.25: few 2.50; fancy. 1.75
2.On. choice 1.50-2.00.
CARROTS—One Texas arrived three
broken and one unbroken cars on track.
Supplies moderate • demand moderate;
market steady Texa5 bushel baskets,
1.60. California. Western-lettuce crates.
3.25-3 50.
CAULIFLOWER—One California ar
rived three broken and one unbroken
cars on traok. Supplies moderate de
mand moderate- market steady. Cali
fornia. crates. 1.85-1.90.
CELERY—No carlot arrivals, three bro
ken and one unbroken cars on track.
Supplies moderate; demand moderate:
market steadv. Florida individually
washed: 10-inch crates and 16-inch crates,
wire bound. 3-6 dozen. 2.25; 8-10-dozen.
1.75-2.00: xx's 1.50-1.75.
LETTUCE—Three Arizona arrived: seven
broken and five unbroken cars on track.
Supplies liberal: demand moderate; market
steady Arizona Western crates Iceberg
type. 5-dozen, 2.75-3.25; fair condition.
2.00-2 50.
ONIONS—No carlot arrivals: one broken
car on track Supplies moderate; demand
moderate: market steady. 50-oound sacks.
Michigan and New York, yellows. U 8.
No. 1. 1.25. Texas, crystal white wax. i
tT. S commercial fair condition. 1.50.
PEAS—No carlot arrivals; one broken j
car on track Supplies moderate; demand
light; marke' weak California, bushel:
hampers. Telephones 3.00-3.25 South j
Carolina, bushel hampers, small size. 1 75
1.90.
Potatoes About Steadv.
POTATOES—No carlot arrivals: four
broken and nine unbroken cars on track.
Old stock Supplies moderate; demand
light: market about steady. 10u-pound
sacks. U. S. No. 1: Maine Green Moun
tains. 2.25-2.35. Idaho. Russet Burbanks.
3.10-3.25. New stock: Supplies mod
erate; demand light: market weak. Flor
ida. double-head barrels. Spaulding Rose.
5.00; some 4 75.
SPINACH—No carlot arrivals: no cars
on track. Supplies light; demand light;
market steady. Virginia, bushel baskets.
60-65.
STRAWBERRIES—One Louisiana by ex
press arrived: no cars on track. Supplies
light: demand moderate: market steady.
North Carolina. 24-quart crates, various
varieties, holdovers, fair condition. 4.00
4.50. few 4.75 per crate; Florida 36-pint
crates. 10-11 per pint; poor condition.
2.50 per .crate.
SWEE^ POTATOES—No carlot arrivals:
no cars on track. Supplies lifcht: demand
light; market weak. North Carolina,
bushel baskets Puerto Ricans. 1.25-1.35.
few higher.
TOMATOES—One Florida arrived: one
unbroken car on track Supplies moder
ate: demand moderate: market steady.
Florida wide range in condition, lug boxes,
ripes and turning, wrapped. 6x6 and
larger. 3.00-3.50. poorer lower; 6x7. 2.25
2.50 poorer lower; Mexico, lug boxes,
ripes and turning, wrapped. 6x6 and
lareer. 3.75-4.00
MIXED VEGETABLES—No carlot ar
rivals; no cars on track
LIMA BEANS—Supplies light: demand
light, market steady. Florida, bushel
hampers, fair condition. 3.00.
SNAP BEANS—No carlot arrivals: one
uiuiten car on track, supplies moderate;
demand moderate; market steady. Florida,
bushel hampers, green, flat type. best.
2 o0: poorer. 1.50; round stringless. 3.00
3.50; poorer lower.
EGGPLANT—Supplies light; demand
light; market steady. Florida. lVa-bushel
crates, fancy, mostly around 2.50; fair
quality. 2.00.
PEPPERS—Supplies light: demand light;
market steady. Florida. 112-bushel crates,
green, fancy. 3.25-3.50; choice. 3.00.
CUCUMBERS—Supplies light: demand
light; market steady. Florida, bushel bas
kets. 2.50-3.60, according to grade.
SQUASH—Supplies light: demand mod
erate; market steady. Florida, bushel
hampers, white, wrapped, fair quality,
2.00: yellow Crooknecks. 2.50.
ORANGES—No carlot arrivals: two bro
ken and one unbroken cars on track.
Florida, boxes. No. 1. 3.00-5.00; No. 2,
3.00-4.00. as to size.
GRAPEFRUIT—One Florida arrived: one
nnbroken car on track. Florida, boxes. No.
1, 2.50-2.75: No. 2. 2.25-2.50. as to size.
LEMONS—California, boxes. No. 1, fl.50
7.00: No. 2. 4.50-6.50. as to size.
BEET8—No carlot arrivals: one broken
car on track. Texas. >2 crates. 1.50.
MUSHROOMS—Maryland. 3-pound bas
kets. 50-85.
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SHORT-TERM SECURITIES.
(Reported by Chas. D. Barney & Co '
Bid. Oder.
Amer. Tel & Tel. 5%s 1943 _ 112% 113
Auburn Auto Co. 4%, 1939 _ 72 79
Calif. Packing Corp. 5s 1940 104V* 105
Caro.. Clinch. & Ohio 5s 1938 103V* 104%
Chesa. & Ohio Rwy. 5s 1939 107 107%
Edison Elec. Illumin. 4s 1939 104V* 106
General Pub. S'vice 5%s 1939 103 102%
Gr. Rapids & Ind. 4%s 1941_ 108%
Houston Oil 5%s 1940 . 101% 102
lntern'1 Merc. Marine 6s 1941 83% 84
Inter. Tel. * Tel. 4%s 1939 _ 82% 84
Laclede Oas Light 5s 1930 __ 94 94%
Lehigh Valley Coal 6s 1938 99 99%
Lehigh Val. Term. Rwy. 5» '41 106% 107%
Long Island Qen. 4s 1938 _ 102V* 103
Louis. & Nash. R. R. 4s 1940 106% 106%
Michigan Cent. R. R. 4s 1940 103% 104
Midland R. R. of N. J. 5s 1940 50 76
Mil. & North. R.R. 4%s 1939 90 98%
N.Y.. Chi. & St. L Wr N. 1938 100V* 100%
New York Dock 5s 1938 «1 61%
N Y. Susque, & West. 6s 1940 48
New York Tel Co. 4%s 1939 107 107%
PaclOc R R. of Mo. 4s 1038 100% 100%
Penn-Dixie Cement 6s 1941__ 100 100%
Penna. R. R. Co. 4s 1943 _ 109
Rio Grande Western 4s 1939 72% 73%
Southern Bell T. & T. 5s 1941 105V* 105%
Term. R R. As. St. L. 4%s '39 106 107%
Vanadium Corp. os 1841 106% 108
V>rtientes Sugar Co. 7s 1942 26% 27%
Wabash Rwy Co. 5s 1939 95% 98
Warner Bros 6s 1939 96% 97%
Western N. Y & Pa. 4s 1943. 108% 109
Western Union Tel. 5s 1938 . 102 102%
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.
NEW YORK. April 22 UP\.—Eggs.
22.271: steady to firm. Mixed colors,
standards. 23%: storage packed firsts,
23%a%. Other mixed prices unchanged.
Butter. 9.264: steady. Creamery, higher
thar. extra. 32%a33%: extra 192 score),
32a32%. Other grades unchanged.
Cheese. 86.874: steady and unchanged.
Live poultry, by freight, weak. Fowls,
colored. 19a20. Other freight price* un
changed.
Thirty-one sound feature motion
pictures were produced in Czechoslo
vakia last year.
Industrial Revival and War
Preparations Boost World
Demand.
By me Associates) Press.
NEW YORK. April 22.—Tin con
sumption figures for leading nations
of the world bear witness to the for
ward surge of industry and war
preparations demands.
For the year ended February, per
centage increases in consumption were
reported as follows: United States,
16.3; Soviet Russia, 38.2; France, 23.1.
Declines were: United Kingdom, 2.2;
Germany, 7.8, and other countries,
including Italy and Spain, 10.1.
These figures, compiled by the
International Tin Research and De
velopment Council, are interpreted as
imports of tin rather than actual
use, but nevertheless throw some light
on the general consumption trends.
Trade circles said they reflect world
improvement in trade and industry
derived mainly from the expansion of
motor output and heavier demand
from the tin plate industry.
A point stressed by trade observers
is that tin is not a munitions metal.
Its use by nations preparing for war,
however, has been stepped up by tin
plate makers producing cans and
other miscellaneous products.
While world consumption in the 12
months ended February totaled 160,
391 tons (of 2,240 pounds), or 7.4 per
cent higher, differences in the rate
of gain between some countries or
actual declines are in some measure
illustrative of varying conditions.
For instance, Soviet Russia turned
in the widest gain.
This, analysts say, is attributable to
strenuous efforts of the country to
push to the front rank of the world’s
industrial nations.
The small decline registered by the
United Kingdom has as its most prob
able explanations, experts say, the
more intensive use of stocks previously
accumulated.
The drop of 7.8 per cent shown for
Germany emphasizes that country’s
determination to take as little raw
material from the outside world as
possible and her program of using
substitute materials.
The decline in consumption by Spain
and Italy is explained in trade quar
ters in terms of the current struggle
now taking place in Spain and the
depletion of Italy’s purchasing power
owing to her venture into Ethiopia.
Money for Construction Loans
and
Loans on Improved Properties
Prevailing Rates
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WE specialize in the man
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some of Washington's most
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WE would welcome the op
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with you.
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Incorporated
Real Estate
1321 Conn. Ave. N.W. DE. 3604
Amortized
LOANS
for buying, building
or refinancing loans
on your home, made
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This Bank Has Made
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Rising Costs Bring
Hint of Boost In
Telephone Rates
By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, April 22.—Telephon*
rates may increase if prices continue
to rise, Walter 8. Gifford, president of
American Telephone & Telegraph Co.,
told stockholders at the annual meet
ing yesterday.
"If prices of practically everything,
including wages and taxes, continue to
rise, telephone rates cannot continue
contrary to the general trend," he said.
"They must ultimately follow it un
less the Increase in prices is so gradual
and within such limits that inventions
and improvements in operating tech
nique can be made fast enough and
productive enough to create offsetting
economies,” he added.
On the other hand, he said, “in the
long run, other things being equal, we
look to development and research to
reduce the cost of furnishing telephone
service."
MONTREAL SILVER.
MONTREAL. April 22 IIP.—Silver fu
tu.r«s opened steady. 15 to 25 lower. May.
44.Sob: July, 44.55b; September, 44.45b.
1886 1937
Year of Progress
STEEL STORAGE
CABINETS
STOCKETT
FISHE CTO
PROD L/C I NO STATIONERS
O OT. - N » W
Safe
Investments
_ First mortgage notes,
/• well secured an con
■ ■ ffj servotiraly appraised,
\M * new buildings in
Washington and near
by Maryland. Denominations of
$500 up. Interest 6% per annum.
Bradley, Beall & Howard, Inc.
Southern Bldg. Phone Nat. 0271
Established Nearly 40 Tears
PLUS
SAFETY
MONEY ytsas.
FOR
BUILDING
AND ••••-:-. si]
REFINANCING
0 Thorough
TERMS AS LOW AS Protection
ST.SO PER SI,000 PER MONTH
PRUDENTML
BUILDING ASSOCIATION
1331 G St. N.W.
Suite 304-5-6 DUt 1270
NEW YORK BAR SILVER.
NEW YORK, April 22 (yp)._Bar
silver steady and unchanged at 44%,
REAL ESTATE LOANS
RESIDENCE and
R /W SMALL BUSINESS
PROPERTIES.
FRED T. NESBIT
1010 VERMONT AVE DISTRICT 83M
OFFICE FURNITURE
WE SELL, BUY OR EXCHANGE
Desks Steel Files
Tables Steel Cabinets
Chairs Safes
BAUM’S FURNITURE HOUSE
l«ia Ere St. N.W Phone NA. *184
FIRST TRUST LOANS
Long-term REFINANCING . . .
Lowest Rates . . . 3-Year Con
struction Loans . . .
5%
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If you have 20% cash or own
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