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CAUTION RULES
Most Federal Issues Up, but
Few Register Sharp
Losses.
Bond Averages
20 10 10 10
Ralls Indust. CJtll P'an
Net change —.3 +.1 Unc Unc
Today, close 93.3 102.9 99.7 71.7
Prev. day-. 93.6 102.8 99.7 71.7
Month ago. 95.0 103.0 100.3 72.2
Year ago... 91.3 102.2 101.5 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.
Close-109.2 Prev. day. 109.0
Month ago 109.3 Year ago. 111.2
1937 high. 113.7 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.)
mmmmmmmmmrnmmmmmmmmmm
By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. April 24.—Cautious
steps were taken by the bond market
today as buyers and sellers assumed
on-guard positions.
Neither side took the offensive and
prices fluctuated narrowly in each
direction. Federal issues edged
higher for the most part, although
several bonds dropped rather sharply.
Gains ranged to >4 of a point late in
the session, while setbacks extended
to 3-g of a point. Some failed to
register any transactions.
Few of the domestic corporates
swung as much as a point. Some of
the rail bonds were up or off major
fractions, with the majority following
a downward course. St. Paul 5s of
1975 ran into comparatively heavy
offerings and recoiled more than a
point. Major fractions were clipped
from North Western 4r\,s. Baltimore
& Ohio 4'2s and Frisco 4'2s. "Katy”
5s bucked the trend for a run-up
of % or so.
American & Foreign Power 5s
showed to advantage by adding a
major fraction, continuing a recently
launched rally. Other utility loans,
however, were hobbled by light deal
ings. Industrials were all but neg
lected.
MEMBER TRADING
ON EXCHANGE SHOWN
Amounts to 20.04 Per Cent of All
Round Lot Transactions
During Week.
By the Associates Press
Transactions for the personal ac
counts of members of the New York
Stock Exchange during the week
ended March 27 amounted to 20.04
per cent of all round lot transactions
on the exchange, the Securities Com
mission reported.
The member trading included 5.84
per cent in transactions initiated on
the floor of the exchange, 4.47 per cent
in transactions initiated off the floor,
and 9.73 per cent in transactions with
specialists.
In the same week member trading
on the New York Curb Exchange to
taled 17.46 per cent of all transactions
on that market.
The commission said the total round
lot volume on the stock exchange dur
ing that week w^as 7.449.440 shares
and the total curb exchange volume
was 1,851,125 shares.
Washington Exchange
SALES.
Washington Rwy. & Elec, pfd.—10 at
109, 10 at 109.
Liberty National Bank—8 at 151.
Real Estate Mtge. & Guar. pfd.—40
at 5’g.
AFTER CALL.
Washington Gas Light —10 at 8014.
BONDS.
Bid and Asked Prices.
PUBLIC UTILITY.
_ , Bid. Asked.
Amer. Tel. A Tel. 4V4s_104%
Anacostia A- Pot. 5s ' 76 78
Ana. A pot. Guar. 5s_108 _
C. & P. Tel. of Va. os._103
Capital Traction R. R. 5a.. 94 04%
City & Suburban 5s _ 85 87
Georgetown Gas 1st 5s_113 121
Potomac Elec. Pow. 3>/«s_100% 103
Wash. Gas 5s 1058.__ 105% 107
Wash. Gas 5s 1060 __ 116
Wash. Rwy. & Elec. 4s_ . 105 _
MISCELLANEOUS.
Col, Country Club 5%s_105 _
W. M. Cold Storage 5s. __ 100 _
STOCKS.
PUBLIC UTILITY.
Amer. Tei. A Tel. (0)__166%
Capital Transit Co. ___ 1.3 131/
N. & W. Steamboat (6) 111)
Pot. Elec. Pow. 63 pf (61 112
Po. El. Po. 6Vi% Pf. (5.50) 11 Pi I
Wash. Gas Lt. Co. (3.601 *79% 81
Wash. Ry. A Elcc. com (36) 725
Wash. Ry. A El. pfd. (5). 108Va 100Va
BANK SAND TRUST COMPANY.
Amer. Sec. A Trust Co. 08) 200 305
Bank ot Bethesda (h.75)._ 34
Capital 14) _140
Com. & Savings (10)_210
Liberty (4) _150 160
Lincoln (ffl.25) _ 200
Natl. Sav, A Trust. _ _ 160
Pr. Georges Bk. A Tr. (.50) 17 21
Riggs ifeS) . __ 318 330
Riggs pfd. (5)_ 10114
Washington (6)__130
Wash. Loan A Tr. (e8)_*292 800
FIRE INSURANCE.
American 16)__• 110 _
Corcoran (5) _150
Firemens (1.60) _ 20
National Union (.60)_ 16 »._
TITLE INSURANCE.
Columbia (.30)__ 15 16%
Real Estate (6)_ 150 _
MISCELLANEOUS.
Camel Corn (2.00) _ 20 26
Lanston Monotype (+4) 05 101
Mergenthaier Lino. (2.001 47% 48%
Peonies Drug S. com. < +1.00) 54 57
Peoples Drug S. pfd. (6.50) 112
Real Est. M.AG. pf. (”.70) 5% 5%
Security Storage (5>~ _ 118 125
Ter. Ref A Wh. Corn. (3) . 60
Wdwd. A Loth. com. ( + 1.50) 60 68
Wdwd. A Loth. pfd. (7)___ 113 125
•Ex. dividend,
IPlus extra.
*—2% extra,
f—1’4% extra.
_7f>c extra
••—25c paid June 30. 1036: 45e paid
December 22. 1936.
GAR WOOD SALES SOAK
NEW YORK, April 24 OP).—Oar
Wood industries and subsidiaries of
Detroit sales during the first quarter
cf the year totaled $2,183,000, an in
crease of 30 per cent over the $1,
685,000 in the same period of last
year, Logan Wood, vice president,
stated.
-•
MONTREAL SILVER.
, MONTREAL. April 24 m.—Silver fu
tures closed steady. 13 higher to 17 lower.
No sales. May. 44.75b: July. 44.(i5b: Sep
tember. 44.60b. b—Bid.
RUBBER FUTURES.
NEW YORK. April 24 OPi.—Crude rubber
futures closed steady 15 to 25 higher.
May. 23.23b: July. 23.35-36: September.
23.88-40. Smoked rrebed. gpot. 23.18n.
. *- -Id. N—Nominal. _
BONDS ON
By private wire direct te The Star.
Approximate Transaction# Today.
O S Gov't Bonds_ 1.870,000
Foreltrn Bonds_—, 540,000 if
Domestio Bonds_ 8.580,000
TREASU RY.
High Low. Close.
254# 1940-53_ 91.6 96.24 97.5
2 54» 1945-47_101.7 101. 101.7
2 54 s 194 8-61_ 99.24 99.22 99.22
254s 4951-64_ 99.6 98.24 99.6
2 54 s 1956-69_ 99.7 98.80 99.7
2 54 8 1956-60_ 100.6 99.28 100.5
3s 1946-48_ 102.29 102.24 102.29
3s 1951-55_ 102. 101.20 101.30
154s 1946-49_ 108.10 103.7 103.1#
8 54a 1941 _ 105.26 106.26 105.26
3 548 1944-46_ 104.27 104.22 104.27
3 »4s 1940-43June 105.9 106.9 106.9
3 54 8 1 9 4 3 - 47_ 105.14 106.7 106.14
4s 1944-64... 109.16 109.16 109.16
4 >4 8-3 51# 1943-45 104.29 104.18 104.29
4 54 s 1947-62 114.20 114.20 114.20
FEDERAL FARM MORTGAGE.
2 54 8 1 9 4 2 -47_ 100.20 100.20 100.20
3s 1949 _ 101.10 101.8 101.10
3 >4 s 1964_ 101.24 101.24 101.24
HOME OWNERS' LOAN.
2 54# 1939-49_ 99.14 99.6 99.14
Ss 1952_ 10n.26 100.17 100.21
FOREIGN BONDS.
men. LiOw. uiose.
Abltlbt Pa&Pw 6s’53. 106)4 106 106)4
Akershus 6s 63_ 99 98)4 98)4
Antloaula 7s '45 B__ 15)4 15 15
Argentine 4%s '71_ 97)4 »7 97
Argentine 1 Hs 62_10014 100)4 100)4
Argentine 6s'57 A_101H 101)4 101)4
Argentine 6s’58 B_ 100)4 100)4 100)4
Argentine 6s'69 June. 100)4 100)4 100)4
Argentine 6s 59 Oct . 101)4 101)4 101)4
Argentine 6s’60 May. 102 102 102
Argentine 6s’60 Sept. 101)4 101)4 101)4
Argentine 6s'60 Oct . 101)4 101*4 101*4
Argentine 6s '61 Febr. 101 101 101
Argentine 6s ’61 May. 102 102 102
Australia Es'57_ 105)4 '05*4 105)4
Belgium 6s '56 _ 108)4 108)4 IO8V4
Brazil 6 )4S’26-’57_ 39)4 39)4 39)4
Brazil 6'4s'27-’E7_ 39)> 39)4 31)4
Brazil 7s’52_ 41 41 41
Brazil Ss 41 _ 50V4 60)4 60)4
Brisbane 6s'50_ 102)4 102)4 102)4
Budapest 6s '62
unmat coupon od_ 28)4 28)4 28)4
Buenos A C 3s’84_ 57 67 57
Buenos A 4Hs'76 Aug 77)4 77)4 77)4
Bu# A1 4)4s-4^4s’75_80 80 80
Buenos A C 614s '55 100)4 100 100
Buenos A C 6*4s'61 Pv 84 84 84
Canada 2)4* 45_ 98 98 98
Canada 3*is'61_ 98)4 98*4 98)4
Canada 4s'60_ 106*4 106)4 106)4
Chile 6s'60_ 22)4 22V4 22)4
Chile 6s'61 Jan__ 22)4 22)4 22)4
Chile 6s‘61 Febr_ 22)4 22)4 22)4
Chile 6s'61 Sept_ 22 22 22
Chile 6s'63_ 22 22 22
Chile 7s'42_ 22)4 22)4 22)4
Chile Mtg Bk 6s '61_ 19*4 19)4 19*4
Chile Mtg Bk 6s 62- 19)4 19)4 19)4
Chile Mtg Bk 6)4s’57. 19)4 19)4 19t»
Chilean Mun L 7s'60.. 18)4 18*4 18)4
Cologne 6)4s '50_ 19)4 19)4 1»H
Colombia 6s 61 Jan_ 31)4 31)4 31)4
Col Mtg Bk 6%s '47_ 22)4 22)4 22)4
Col Mtg Bk 7s’46_ 24 24 24
Copenhagen 6s'52_ 98 97)4 97)4
Cordoba 7s’57 stpd_ 78 77H 77)4
Cuba 6)48 46 _ 64*4 64)4 64)4
Denmark 474s 62_ 977* 977* 977*
Denmark 5 74s'55_101 101 101
Denmark 6s'42 _ 1047* 1047* 1047*
Dominic 2d 674s'40_ 787* 787* 787*
Dominic 1st 5 74S 42_ 81 81 81
Dresden 7s'45_ 197* 197* 197*
Fiat deb 7s‘46_ 92 92 92
Finland 6s'45- 1077* 1077* 1077*
Frankfort 6 74s'53_ 197* 197* 197*
Ger C Bk A 6s '60 July 317* 317* 317*
Ger Gen Elec 7s 45_ 30 30 30
Ger Gov 6 74 s'65 st_ 26 257* 26
Ger ReD 7s'49 stpd_ 29 29 29
Grt C El Jap 7s'44_ 96 96 96
Helsingfors 674s’60._ 1057* 1067* 1057*
Italy 7s 61- 877* 87 87
Japan 6 74s'65_ 81 807* 81
Japan 6 74s'54_ 967* 947* 94?*
Kreug&Toll 6s '53 cts_ 487* 487* 487*
Medelln 674s'64_ 147* 147* 147*
Met Wat 6 74s'50_ 102 102 102
Mex 4s 10-45 asst_ 67* 67* 67*
Minas Gers6 74s'58
Sept coupon oft _ 28 28 28
New So Wales 5a'58_102?* 1027* 1027*
Nord Ry 6 7mS '50- 1U67* 106?* 1067*
Norway 4s’63_ 967* 967* 967*
Norway '74s '65_ 1004* 1007* 1007*
Norway 4 74s'66_ 1027* 1027* 1027*
Norway 6s'43_ 106 1057* 1057*
Norway 6s 44- 1067* 1067* 1067*
NorwMunEk 5s'70..„ 1027* 1027* 1027*
Oslo 474s '55- 9874 987* 987*
Panama 6s '63 stp as.. 677* 677* 677*
Paris Orl Ry 6%s'68„ 1007* 1007* 1007*
Pernambuco 7s '47
Sept coupon off_„__ 26 26 26
Peru 6s '61 - 2074 207* 207*
Porto Alsare 8s '*1
June coupon off_ 297* 297* 297*
Prussia 68'62_ 197* 197* 197*
Rhein Main 7s'50_ 287* 237* 237*
Rhine W El P 6s '55_ 207* 207* 207*
Rhine W El P 7s '50_ 207* 207* 207*
Rio Gr do Sul 7s '6#
May coupon off_ 297* 29 29
Rotterdam 6s'64- 1007* 1007* 1007*
Sao Paulo St 6s 68
July coupon oft- 28t* 287* 287*
Sao Paulo St 7s 40_ 927* 927* 927*
Serbs 7s '62 unm c o_ 29 29 29
Silesia Prov 7s'58_ 447* 447* 447*
Tokdo 674s 61- 767* 767* 757*
Toklo E L Ltd 6s '68_ 787* 787* 787*
Trondhfem 5%s'57___ 101 101 101
UJlgawa E P 7s'45_ 947* 947* 947*
Us Stl Wk 6 74s '47 A_ 257* 257* 257*
Uruguay 6s'64_ 68 677* 68
Warsaw 7s'58- 447* 447* 447*
Tokohoma 6s '61_ 887* 837* 887*
UUMtbllL BQND5.
Adams Express 48'47 1014$ 1014$ 1014$
Adams Express 4s'48. 1004$ 1004$ 1004$
Allee CorD 6s’44 _ 984$ 98 98
Allee & Westn 4s’98— 94 94 94
Allied Stores 44$s’60. 994$ 994$ 994$
Am & For Pw 6s 2030. 79 78*$ 785$
Am Ice cv 6s '63 _ 954$ 964$ 964$
Am 1 G Ch 6 4$ s 49 107 106*$ 107
Am Tel & Tsl 34$s'«l 98 974$ 974$
AmTel&Tel3>$s’66 974$ 974$ 974$
Am Tft T 44$s ’39. 1044$ 1044$ 1044$
Anaconda deb 4 4$ s'50 105t$ 105 1064$
Armour (Del list 4s’55 964$ 964$ 964$
Armour & Co Del 4s 67 964$ 96 96
Armstrong Ck 4s'50 1044$ 1044$ 1044$
A T&S Fe adj 4S 96 st. 1034$ 1034$ 1034$
A T&S Fe gen 48'96— 1074$ 1074$ 1074$
A T&S Fe 4 %s '48_ 109 1084$ 109
AT&SFeC A 44$s’62. 1114$ 1114$ 1114$
Atlanta & Blrm 4s'33_ 36 36 36
Atl C L un 44$s '64_ 91 91 91
Atl Coast Line 6s'46— 10* 104 10*
Atlantic & D lst4s '48. 624$ 624$ 624$
B & O 1st *B ‘48_ 1064$ 1054$ 1064$
B & O *4$s '60-:_ 76 764$ 765$
B & O 1st 6s'48- 1124$ 1124$ 1124$
Balto&Oref 6s'95 A- 874$ 87 87
B&0 6SS6F _ 864$ 854$ 854$
B & O ref 6s 2000 D_ 864$ 85 854$
B & O ref 6s '96 C_ 984$ 97J$ 984$
B & O PLE&W V 4s'41 1024$ 102 1024$
B&OSwn6s'60 _ 1084$ 103 103
B * O Toledo 4s'69_ 92 92 62
Bell T of Pa 5s '60 C_ 1224$ 1224$ 1224$
Beth Steel 3 4$s’66_ 94 94 9*
Beth Steel 4 44 ■'60_ 1034$ 1034$ 1084$
Boston N Y A L 4s '55. 274$ 27 27
Bot Con M 6 4$s’34 „ 80 294$ 80
Bklyn Ed con 3 44s'66_. 995$ 994$ 994$
Bklyn Man T 4 4$s 66_ 924$ 92 92
Bklyn Un El 6s '60_1035$ 1084$ 1084$
Bklyn Un Gas 6s'45_1124$ 1124$ 1125$
Bklyn Un Gas 6s’50_loO 100 100
Brown Shoe 3%s '50— 1064$ 1064$ 1064$
Buff R&P con 4 4$s’57. 854$ 864$ 864$
B C R & N cl 5s '84_ 264$ *54$ 254$
B C R & N 6s *34 Ctfs.. 25 25 25
Bush Term con 6s '65— 695$ 694$ 694$
Can'dlan N 6s'69 Oct— 1165$ 1164$ 1154$
Can'dlan N R 4 44s '67_ 1104$ 1104$ 1104$
Can’dlan N R5s'70_116 116 116
Can’dlan N R 444s'66. 1114$ 1114$ 1114$
Can'dlan N db 644s'46 1284$ 1234$ 1284$
Can'dlan P db 4s perp. 964$ 944$ 9*4$
Can dlan Pac 4 44s'46. 1044$ 1044$ 10*4$
Can'dlan Pac 44$s 60 102 102 102
Can'dlan Pac 6s'44 cfs 113 113 113
Caro Cl & O 6s 52 A_1105$ 1104$ 1104$
Car & Gen 6s'60 ww_104 10* 104
Cent of Ga 6s '69 C — 204$ 204$ 204$
Cent of Ga rf 6 44s '59. 204$ 20>$ 20t$
Cent N England 4s'61. 714$ 714$ 714$
Cent of N J gen 6s'87. 714$ 71 71
Cent Pac 1st rf 4s'49.. 106*$ 1064$ 1065$
Cent Pac 6s'60_ 994$ 98J$ 99
Cent Steel 8s '41_1214$ 1214$ 1214$
Chesap C cv 6s 44_1184$ 1184$ 1184$
ChesapCorp 6s'47____ 1854$ 18*4$ 1364$
Ches&0844*'96D_ 96 954$ 96
C * O con 6s '*9_ 107 107 107
Ches&0!44s S6B_ 964$ UK UK
N. Y. STOCK
High. Low. Cflow
Chi B&QI d!w 3M»’49-. 105 105 105
Chi B & Q gen 4s ’68.108 108 108
Chi B & Q ref 6s'71... 115 115 115
Chi & Bill 6s *61_ 8954 39 39
Chi Grt West 4s *69_ 46 4511 4611
C M St P 4s '89_ 68 68 58
CM&St P 6s '76_ 8051 80 3051
CM&StP&P adl 6S2000 1054 1051 1054
ChlANW 454»'49 ... 1951 19 1951
Chi & NW gen 6s '87_4654 4651 4654
Chi & NW rf 6s 2037_ 3054 S#54 8011
C&NW Nr W 6%s*38.. 6351 62*1 6251
Chi R l&P rf 4S *34_ 2151 2154 2154
Chi R I&P rf 4s'34ctf_. 1951 18*1 1911
Chi R I&P gen 4s'88.. 3851 8751 8751
ChlRI&P454»'62_ 22 22 22
Chi R I&P 451s '60_ 13 1254 13
Chi T H&S Ino 6s '60.. 8254 8251 8254
Chi Un Sta 3 44 s 63 E-. 10454 104 10411
Chi & W in con 4s '62. 10254 10254 1025*
Chi & VV Ind 4 54 s 62.. 10051 10051 10011
Childs & Co 6s’43 ... 8854 88 54 8 8 54
CCC&St L gen 4s '93_9754 9754 9754
CCC&St L. rf 4 548'77 E 9454 9414 9454
CCC&St L ref 6s'63 D 10554 1 0614 1 0651
CCC&StL StUdv 4S'90 59 9814 99
CCC&St JL, ref 6s'41 C. 1035s 10354 1 0851
Clev Un Tel 4Ms '77_ 101*4 10154 10151
Clev Un Term 5s '73 B 10554 1 0 551 10654
Colo Fuel & Ir 6s'70.. 825» 82 82
Colo & So 4 54 ■ '80_ 66 66 66
Columbia G & E deb
6s'62 April_ 102*1 10254 10254
Columbia G & E 6s
ul may-- yuo luo
Columbia G&E 6s'61.. 1014 1014 1014
Cornel Credit 3 4»'51. 964 »64 964
Conn R&E 44s '61_ 1064 1064 1064
Cons Ed NY 3(4«46n. 1084 1034 1034
Cons Ed NY 34»*56n. 1024 1024 1024
Conium Pwr 4 *4s 66_ 974 97 4 974
Container 6s >46_ 1034 1034 1034
Crane Co 34B 61_ 99 99 99
Cuba Korthn 6 4s‘42.. 63 624 63
Cuba RR 1st 6s'62_ 66 4 664 364
Del * Hud ref 4s'43_ 904 904 904
Den & RG con 48'3*._ *14 31 *1
Den & RG44s'36_ 314 814 314
Den & R G W 6s '55_ 184 184 184
Den & RGW 6s'66asst. 184 18 18
Detroit Ed 4s'66 F 1074 1074 1074
Det River Tun 4 4s'61 1134 1134 1134
Dul S S & At 6s'37 ... 66 66 66
Duquesne Lt 3 4s'06-. 104 104 101
Ed El 111 Bklyn 4s '39. 1044 1044 1044
Elec Auto Bite 4S'62.. 109 109 109
Erie Ren 4b 98_ 82 82 82
Erie ref 6s'67_ 82 814 814
Erie ref 6s 76_ 814 814 814
Fed L&Tr 6s >42 st_ 1024 1024 1024
Fla E C Ry 6s '74_164 1& 15
Gen Cable 6 4»'<7_ 1044 1044 1044
Gen Mot ACC 31'48_1014 1014 1014
Gen Mot Ass 34s'51_. 994 994 994
Goodrich 4 4«'66 .. 994 99 99
Goodyear T&R 6s >E7_. 1044 1044 1044
Goth Silk H 6s'46 ww 1004 100 4 1004
Gt North'n Ry 3y*s'67 . 93 4 924 924
Great N Ry 4s 46 G._. 130 128 4 1284
Great N Ry 4s 46 H... 1074 107 1074
Grt N R Ren 44s’77 E. 1014 1014 1014
Grt N R 64s >62 B .116 116 116
GulfStates St 4 4s>61_ 964 964 964
Gulf States Util 4s '66 1004 100 4 1004
Hoe (R) 1st mts'44_ 91 91 91
Houston OH 64s'40_102 1014 1014
Hudson Coal Es'62_ 48 474 474
Hud & Man Inc 6s '67_. 294 294 294
Ill Bell Tel 3 4a "70_104 104 104
111 Cent col tx 48'53_ 82 82 82
111 Cent ref 4s 65_ 87 87 87
111 Cent 44s 68_ 75 744 744
111 Cent ref 6s '65 _ 984 984 984
til Cent Lou 3 Vis ’53.. 974 974 974
ICC&StL N 04 4s’63.. 804 *04 804
ICC&StL NOSt 63_ 84 834 834
Inland Stl 34s 61_102*4 1024 102*1
Int R T 1st rf 6s 68 .. 764 744 744
1 R T 1st rf 6s'66 ctfs. 744 74,4 744
Int RT 6s'32_ SI 304 304
Int RT 7s 32_ 76 4 76 75
Int R T 7s-’32 ctfs _ 75 75 70
Interinks Iron 4s'47.. 1004 994 994
Int Agr cl 6s 42 stp._. 1004 1004 1004
Int Grt Nr 5s'66 C_ 864 864 364
lnr Hydro Elec 6s'44_ 774 76 4 764
Int Pap 1st 6s 47A_ 1004 1004 1004
Int Pap ref 6s 55_*9 99 99
Int T&T cv 4%s 39_ 834 83 83
Int T&T 44s ‘52_ 66** 664 664
Int T&T 6s '66_ 70 70 70
Iowa Cent lst&rf4s’51. 74 74 74
James F * C 4s’39_ 95 95 95
Jones&L Stl 4 4 s’61 A. 1014 1014 1014
Kans C So 1st 3s 60_. 864 864 864
Kans City So ref 6s'60 93 93 93
Kan C Term 1st 4s’60. 1074 107 1074
Kresee Found 4s 45._. 106 1054 106
Laclede Gas 5s'S3_ 94 94 94
Laclede G 64s'63 C_614 604 6 04
Laclede G 54s '60 D._ 604 6O4 604
Lake S&M So 34s'97. 984 984 934
Lake S&MS 3%s’97 rg. 964 964 964
Lautaro Nitr 6s '64_ 39 39 39
Leh C&N 4 4s 64 A_ 98 93 93
Leh Val Coal 6s *44_ 98 974 98
Leh Val Coal 6s'64_ 604 604 604
^eh Val Coal 6s’74_ 61 61 61
Leh V Peon 44s 2003. 67 67 67
LV NY 44s '40 (ttd __ 102 102 102
Leh V Pcon 4s 2003... 624 61 624
Leh V RR con 5s 2003. 784 734 734
Llpp & Myers 7s '44__. 1294 1294 1294
Lorlllaxd 7s 44-- 1274 1274 1274
La & Ark 6s'69- 954 944 944
L&N lst4s 2003__ 964 96 96
L&N unlf 4s 40_ 1064 1064 IO64
L&N 44s 2003 C_ 101 1004 1004
McKess&Rob 64s’50_. 103*4 1034 1034
Me C RR clt 4s'45 A.. 1024 102 102
Man Slst 74s'42 ctfs. 67 *64 664
Mead Co 6s '46 106 105 105
Met Ed 1st rf 44s'68. 108 108 108
Met W S El Cr 4s '38.. 14 14 14
Mil El R&L 5s'61_ 102 102 102
Minn & S L rf 4s 49... 6 64 64
MStP&SSM cn 4s'38. _ 26 26 26
MStP&SSM 6s ’38 gtd. 28 274 28
Mo K & T 6s '62 A_ 82 82 82
MoK & T adj 6s '67_ 674 674 674
Mo Pac 4s ’76-____ 204 204 204
Mo Pac 6s’77 F_ 43 414 414
Mo Pac 5s'80 H ctfs_ 40 40 40
Mo Pac 6 4s'49 A_ I64 164 164
Mononf? Ry 1st 4s ’60_. 106 106 106
Mont Cent 6s ’37_1004 1004 1004
Montana Pwr 3 \s'6«. 984 984 934
Morrls&Essex 4 4s'5 5 92 4 924 924
Natl Dairy 3*s’Olww. 104*104*104*
Natl Dls P C 4*s'45 .. 105 104* 104*
Natl RM 1st 4s’61 asst 4* 4* 4*
Natl Steel 4s'65_ 104* 104 104*
New E T&T 4*s '61... 116* 116* 116*
New Jer P&L 4*s 60. 106 106 106
New Orl P S 6s'62 A._ 96* 96 95
New Orl P S 6s'65 B__ 96* 95* 95*
New OrlT&M 4%s'56. 53* 53* 63*
New Orl T&M 5s '61 B 57* 57* 67*
New Orl T&M 5*s'54 60* 60* 60*
NYCent3*s'52 w.l. 106* 106 106
NY Central 3*s 97_ 96* 95 95*
NY Central S*s '46_101* 101* 101*
NY Cent 4s'42- 10* 106 106
NY Cent con 4s'98_ 96* 96* »6*
NY Cent rf 4*s 2013_ 90 88* 88*
NY C rf 4*s 2013 n_ 89* 89 89
NY Cent rf 6a 2013__ 96* 96* »6*
NY Cent cv 6s 44__ 121 120 120*
NYC&St L 4*s’78_ 88* 88 88*
NYC&St L 6*s'74 A_ 98* 98* 98*
NY Dock 1st 4S’51_ 64* 64* 64*
NY Dock Bs'38__ 65* 64* 65
NY G El H&P 5s '48_118* 118* 118*
NY NH & H 3%s '47_ 88 38 88
NY NH & H 4*s ’67_ 45 45 45
NY NH & H cv 6s'48„ 48* 47 47
NY O&W ref 4s'92_ 29* 29 29*
NY Putnam 4s'93_ 88* 88* 88*
NY Steam 1st 6s '51_ 107* 107 107
NY Steam 6s'56_ 107* 107* 107*
NY Steam 1st 6s’47_ 108* 108* 108*
NYW&B4*s'46_ 17 16* 16*
Norf So 1st ref 6s ’61.. 29 28* 29
Norf S 1st rf5s’61 cfs. 27* 27* 27*
North Am Co 6s 61_ 104 104 104
North Am Ed 6 *s *63. 104 104 104
Norn Pac gen 3s 2047. 74 73* 73*
North Pac 6s 2047_111* 111*111*
Ohio Edison 4s *65_ 103 102* 102*
Ohio Pub Svc 7*s’46. 112 112 112
Oreg RR & N 4s ’46_ 108 108 108
Oreg W RR 48 ’61_ 104* 104* 104*
Pac Gas & El 8 %s ’66_ 95* 95* 96*
PacG&E3%8'61_ 100* 100* 100*
PacG*E4s’64_ 104 104 104
Pac RR Mo 1st 4s ’88.. 100* 100* 100*
Pao T&T 8 *8 ’66 C_ 100* 99* 99*
Paramount Pic 6s’65_. 100* 100* 100*
Penn Co 4s’63_101* 101* 101*
Penn Dixie C 6s '41_ 100 100 100
Penn O & D 4*s ’77_ 106* 106* 105*
Penn P&L4*s 81_ 106* 104* 106*
Penn RR 3*s '52_ 107* 107* 107*
Penn RR 3 * s 7 0 C_ 97* 97* 97*
Penn RR 4*s '81 D_ 106 104* 105
Penn RR 4*8 *84_ 104* 104* 104*
Penn RR gh 4*8'65.. 108 108 108
Penn RR deb 4*s '70. 100* 100* 100*
Peoria & E Inc 4s’90_19* 19* 19*
Pere Marq 1st 48 66_ 96 94* 94*
PhllaCoBs 67 ... _ 105* 106* t05*
Phi la & R C&l 6s '7*__ 88* S3* 33*
Pblla & R C&l 6s 49_16* 16 16
PCC&St L 4*s "77 C_ 107* 107* 107*
PCC&St I, 6s *70 A_111 116 115
PCC&St L 6s’75 B_116 116 116
Port Gen El 4*a 60_ 62 61* 62
Postal Tel & C 6s *68„ 28* 28 88*
Pur«OU4*a’EO 181 120*121*
EXCHANGE
Hieh. Low. Close.
Purity Baking Es '43_|99 ‘ |9814 99
R-K-0«r «1_ 1181< 11814 H814
Readlna Jer C 4* 9814 *814 9814
Reading R 414a'97 A... 107M 10614 10614
Rem-R 6%s '47 A ww. 10614 106 106
Republic Stl 4Ha'E0__ 183 180 18014
Republic Stl 414s 66_ 9714 97H 9714
Republlo Stl 414* '61_9614 9614 9614
Richfield 011 6s 44_ 6414 6414 6414
St Jo Ry L T&P 6a'37. 9914 9914 9914
St L IM&S R&G 4a'33_ 8114 8114 8114
St L-S Fran 4s'60A_• 80*4 8014 80*4
St L-S Fran 414 s ‘7 8_ 29 29 29
St L. S W 1st 4a '89_ 91 Vi 9114 9114
San A & A Pass 4s'43. 10014 10014 10014
Schulco 614s'46 B_ 34 84 34
Seabd A L, 4s '60_ 3414 3414 3414
Seabd A L ref 4a'69_ 1614 16H 1614
Seabd A L ad) 6s '49_ 10 914 10
Seabd A L 6s 45 A__ 2014 1914 1914
Seabd A L 6s 46 ctfs.. 19*4 1914 1915
Seabd A-Fl 6a’35 A ct_. 10)4 10)4 10)4
Shell Un deb 3*As *51.. 97)4 9714 9714
Silesian Am 7s'41_ 6914 6914 6914
Socony Vac 3%s'60... 103)4 103 103
South Bell T&T 6s'41. 105)4 105)4 105)4
So Pac 34ig 46_ 9914 99 99
So Pac col 4s '49_ 98!4 93)4 9314
So Pac ref 4s'56_ 105 104)4 105
So Pac 4)4s '68_ 89*4 89 89)4
So Pac 4%s '69_ 8914 89 89
So Pac 414s'81- 89)4 88)4 89
So Pao Oreg 414s'77_ 96 96 95
So Ry gen 4s’56 A_ 80 79)4 7914
So Ry 6a'94- 106 10514 106
bo Ry gen 6s 56-1014 1014 1014
So Ry 64s'56- 1024 1024 1024
So Ry M & O 4s '38_ 934 934 934
So Ry St L. dlv 4s'51_974 974 974
Soutnw'n G&E 4s '60_. R114 1014 1014
Spokane Int 6s *65_ 31 804 304
Staley A K 4s '46_ 1034 1034 1034
Stand Oil N J 3s‘61_ 96 96 96
Swift & Co 34s'60_ 106 4 106 4 108 4
fexas Corp 3 4s '61_1014 1014 1014
Texas & Pao 6s 77 B__ 1024 1C2 102
Texas & Pac 6s '79 C_1024 1024 1024
Texas & Pac 6s '80 D__ 102 1014 101*4
Third Av ref 4s 60_ 634 634 634
Third Av 1st 6s’37_ 99 99 99
Third A ad in ex 6s’66_ 124 81 31
Union Pac 34s'70_ 94 934 934
Un Pac 3 4s’71_ 93 4 93 4 934
Un Pac 1st 4s’47- 1104 1104 1104
Un Pac 1st rf 4s 2008.. 1044 104 104
Un Pac 1st rf 6s 2008.. 114 114 114
United Drug 6s'53_ 994 99 994
U S Rubber 6s '47_1064 1064 1064
Utah P & D 6s '44_ 1084 1024 1024
Util P &L 6s 69 ww_ 684 684 684
Util P&L 5%a '47- 694 694 *94
Va Ry 1st 31is '66 A_ 1034 1034 1034
Wabash 1st 6s'33__ 95 944 94
Wabash 2d 5s'39_ 84 84 84
Wabash Term 4s’54_ 834 834 834
Walker H&S 44s '45_. 105 106 105
Warner Bros cv 6#'39. 96 954 96
Wamer-Quln 6s '39_ 474 474 474
W Sb 1st 4s 2061 gtd._ 924 92 4 924
West'n Md 1st 4s '62._ 1034 103 1034
Westn NT&P gn 4S'43. 1074 1074 1074
West'n Pac 6s 46 A _ 364 354 354
West'n Pao 6s 46 A as 85 J44 8b
West’n Un 44s'60_1044 104' 104
West'n Un 6s '61- 1034 1034 1034
West'n Un 6s '60-lu3 1024 1024
Wheel Steel 44s'53_994 384 934
W hite Sew M 6s '40_103 103 103
Wilson & Co 4s 66—_ 1004 1004 1004
V ngstnS&T 3%i'Bl__ 1424 142 142
i'ngstn S&T 4s'61_1014 101 101
CURB BONDS
DOMESTIC BONDS.
Ala Power 4 Ms 'B7 9?-?i' Cl°-Sf'
Ala Power 5s ’ti8 .l.I him uVm of?*
AmoCjt eH/'-mwS - J,,;i3* KM’i lf'iiM
Am P A- L MS •hum - <i5y 9 ?■* J!?,8
Am Roll Mill 5s MS jp, ,; S3*
Am Seat «is ;}t; stpd invJ ln-'t4 j..-,4
Appalach E P 5s 5M * j .* J ,* j ;?,*
Ap^iach pw os. mi .: i.,7 *? I;;?,* !!!?;*
mVal4*"! -S5-— sis;; g?:3
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As OAE f’is* Inv ct ■ 7 •'M T:M l"\
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Caro^Pw tV"" -*« 1 i,:*34 1 n;j >4 1 <»:*3
Cem u p^Vc^r,.5? lno l«»t» J«M»
cln ii'p^^ms'm? £ 4:;4!3 J:;i3
Cent II P s 5s 'M.s g In"'-, jii-s]
Gn O U-P 5s -50 A Ml, 8 1 7, 8 9 7, 8
Central Pw 5s ’57 D x4 v i 'J?
Cent Pw A Lt 5s ’5n Pm m m
Cen St PA-L 5> s hm -7m : - 2
Chi Di El 4 Ms 70 A - Ki m V 8 , ’Vs
Chi Rys 5s M-7 rod UP, r,?!
Cities ovc 5s '5M 7jSi f * if*
g' ‘®s f Gas 5Ms M’C" lm,.; 1,
c!"s pam?s5m;V-;i Jl!i T,
cn s p*l r>^8 ’4f» h* & «
Comw Ed 4 1 <-.s ’59 c _ ] i u ] j ,, i i,,
Comw Ed is ’Si p „• , Jv
Comw Ed TVs ,15 H } it’s, fta. {ft,
Cf/mw sb ms mx a io.ii? J ;::,* !:*?*
Con Gas Ut f»s '•}•'{ st Sn-1! sni cln4
Corn G A E 5s 5X A n!! * * * S '
Denver GAE 5s MO in:7, ilri
Bfxie’r <r*S«fS 5?-B Hi;,', 1 u5 105 *
r « rGiGV A Jni id mi
SaM G A P 4s 50 A X7'« s* i'. o-,.
Elm WLARR 5s '56 ' ](l,; 8 lm; 8 ,8’ *
Emp OAR 5Ms M2 Hi i, mi
Eirest Cot M 5s MX i ,i»2 ,! Vs
Florida PAL 5s 54 hi Bln 8 1 on 8
Gatineau Pw 5s ’5M Inns j,,,,3 ,;j3
Gen Bronre Ms Mu mi; * J,!l! *
Gen Pb Ut MMs 5M A 8HM xh go
2f!V W dA'B 5S..'4;! A HIM, HUM HOI,
Georgia Pw os i> i 97*,n3„ fi*i
Glen Alden C! 4s ’«5 II so 7 0? 70\
Gobel Inc 4 Ms 11 A 78 7 s 78
T^aCi^ Wat os ’98 111*♦ in',
Idaho Pw Co 5s 47 |,M. , ,!si« j!!g.,
li Pw x V „ !<"V K»4,4 1ii4:i,
ti f':A° V.s, B in-ji^ j(,’21 3 ](vi®
Indian E c'5s ,?5|Cc im’4 jjf!‘4 mo'4
A
Xnterst P S 4 Ms '58 F 7m -m *
Iowa-N LAP 5s '57 a 1 n.,3, lnS-i. i uVm
Iowa Pub Sv 5s '57 1 d"*? ] ii'’V i d«*
Jer C PAL 4'^s 'Ml C Kli' ji i."
KarnCPuPAr-L ^ Ti B - 1 <11ilija
Kan Pw Co os 4 , A . .. In" mi i? In"
Kentucky ut 5s Mi h:i <i- <7,
Lehigh P S (is 20'JM A IdH'i ]1imi. u.i'u;
&1U4r.?sft'S4742 -JV5? \\'I&
Metron Edis 4s 71 E lilt „'iT t,?.7?*
M!.dl^nAVFR4.R B£*3
mu G A E 4Ms M7_Ki'u, lir'M lir'i.
Mmn P A L 4Ms ’78 H7 7 - *
Mo Pub S 5s M7 A 7.’ii/« Jie 2L,.
NatSSFh |U8sL'-35 '45' - 3,>r’'* ins'i 105'i
«at Pb S 5s ,8 cod _ 4M7, 4M7. 4 ;7
Nevad Cal El 5s ’SB HI Hi mi 8
New Ams Gas 5s MS 314 314 ,',1
New E G A E 5s M7 7ti msi
New E G A E 5s ’50 7”V, 7" 7;I
NeY P AWTt is. ?4«,-»«J4 »«»;
V V o wArLg 4, /S 87 l'"1 11153, 1053*
No J A LX.'p 9,4. 2.s- ,.80 401 1 <11 101
nor A LAP 5<4s oB . _ H.'i on mm
nS InSjs^f^ £
vr*w;>zr*
Ogden G Co 5s ’45 in,:7 1111:7 im’7
Ohio Pub S 5s '54 D " in'51* jj!?,8 j j?j"
°acap %\ T ',4-8 A 2?!? 2!" 31 s'n' i
Penn c LAP4Mk’ ’77 I }V»i7i Vs*?, 5”i?
Penn C PAL 5s '70 _ 3(1'.’ Kn? 30? 8
Penn El 4s '71 P <»4 <);; i4 «>.j
Penn O E 5’*s ’59 B 99«4 »cm! oov
SS??. %P»-H;*«•-. Vi:-.
Portland G&C 5s '40 _ 80% 80% 8%
Potomac E 5s ’56 E 107 107 in:
I ?.° ,nl Ss 5H - 109% 109% 109%
pllh I mi1 f3S 'H<l 1-104 104 104
P;;b S Ok la 4 s '06 A - 101% 101 % 101 %
Pug 3 PAL 5%S '40 A 88 88 88
Pug S PAL 5s '50 C . 85% 85% 85%
Puc S PAL 4%s '50 D _ 82 81% 813.
|»ff H Wa 4%s ’79 . 1075a 107% 107%
St L G&C 6s ’47 mat . 15% 15% 15%
San An PAS 5s ’58 B 10.’!% 103% 103'!
Scrlpps 5%s ’43 102% 10”% 102%
Shw WAP 4s '67 A _ 102% 102% 10”%
|h® WAP 4%s ’68 B102% 102% 10”%
S E PAL 6s 2025 A _ 90 99 00
Sou Cal Ed 3%s ’60__ 100% 100% 100%
Sou Cal E 4s ’60 _ 105% 105% 105%
f c G of Cal 4%S ’68 _ 104 104 104
Sou Ind Ry 4s '51 _ 77% 77% 77%
|0UW L&P 5s '57 A . 101% 101% J 01%
Std G&E 6s !i5 cod _ 81 8J 81
Std G&E 6s ’51 A_ 8.‘t 83 83
Stand Invest 5s '37 _ 08 oh oh
Stand Pw & Lt 6s '57 ._ 80% 80 80v.
Super of 111 4t2s ’6S_ 1o4«.-4 1(»4,'4 TOP*
Super of 111 4Vas ’70__ ]043* 104 ui43«
Texas Elec 5s ’60. _ 101% 10] 101%
Tex Pw A- L 5s 56 . . 105% 105 105%
Tolpdo Edis 5s ’62 _ 107% 10741 107%
Twin C RT 5%s ’52 A.. 83% 8.”% Rn%
Ulen Co 6s ’44 IHst 51 51 51
Unit Lt A Pw 5s ’59 105 105 105
Unit Lt A Pw 6%s ’74 81 81 81
Utah P A L 6s ”022 A 96 96 90
Va Pub Ser 6s '40 93 93 03
Va Pub S 5%s '40 A 101 % 101% 101 %
Va Pub Ser 5s ’50 B_93% 93% 93%
Ward Bakirg Os ’37_100V« 100% 100%
West News U 6s '44 63 63 63
West Pa Tr 5s '60_108% 108% 108%
West T Ut 5s '57 A . 93 92 93
We U GAE 5 'is '55 A- 105 105 105
Wis-Min L&P 5s '44 106% 106% 106%
Wis P A L 5s ’56 A__ 93% 93% 93%
Yadkin Riv P 5s ’41__ 106% 106% 106%
York Rwy Co 5s '37. _ 86% 86% 86%
FOREIGN BONDS.
Ger Con Mun 6s ’47_19% 19% 19%
Ger Con Mun 7s '47_19% 19% 19%
Ital Su Pow 6s '63 A_ 60 00 60
Mendoz P 4s '51 stp_ 96 90 96
Nippon E P 6%s ’53_ 80 80 86
Russian 6%s '19 mat_ 1% 1% 1%
Stin Hg 4s ’40 st II_38% 38% 38%
Unit El Svc 7s ’56 A __ 71% 71% 71%
ww—With warrants, xw—Without war
rants. n—New. St. (stp)—Stamped.
^Negotiability impaired by maturity.
tCompanies reported in receivership.
TJ. S. TREASURY POSITION.
Ey the Associated Press.
The position of the Treasury April 22:
Receipts. $14,517,263.30: expenditures,
$25,239,802.12: balance. $1,708,461.
607.19: customs receipts for the month,
$33,343,362.87.
Receipts for the fiscal year (since July
1). $4,015,192,384.88; expenditures, $6,
101,600,466.58. Including $2,310,058.
271.15 of emergency expenditures: excess
of expenditures. $2,086,408,081.70: gross
debt. $34,883,559,777.97. an Increase of
$937,168.96 over the previous day: gold
assets, $11,760,139,357.62. Including
$528,672,698.30 ql Inactive gold.
10 LOWER LEVELS
Break in Aluminum Co.
Widens Sharply in Gen
eral Decline.
Ey the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, April 24.—A break in
Aluminum Co. of America, following
a suit by the Federal Government for
dissolution of the company under anti
trust laws, widened sharply today as
renewed selling hit all sections of the
share list on the curb exchange.
Aluminum Co. shares, ordinarily
relatively inactive, encouraged heavier
offerings and fell 16 points in early
trading on top of a 7-point drop in
the preceding session.
As leading stocks on the “'big board’’
wilted under liquidation, selling spread
in the curb list, particularly in re
cent industrial favorites.
Losses of fractions to more than two
points were recorded in American
Cyanamid B, Electric Bond & Share,
Gulf Oil, Dow Chemical, American
Manufacturing, New Mont Mining,
Northern States Power “A” and
Wayne Pump.
Utilities retreated with the market,
but showed better resistance, since
they had been depressed for some time
while industrial shares were rising.
PNEUMATIC TOOL
PLAN IS DRAFTED
Chicago Firm Calls Special Meet
ing May 25 for Action on
Recapitalization.
By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, April 24 —A plan of
recapitalization for Chicago Pneu
matic Tool Co. will be submitted to
stockholders at a special meeting May
25, it was announced. The plan pro
vides for reclassification of the present
$3 50 preference stock, increase of
250.000 shares in the common and
creation of a new $2.50 convertible
preferred.
Revamping of the capital structure,
the management explained in a letter
to shareholders, is necessary because
of the early maturity of $2,000,000 in
funded debt, an accumulation totaling
$3,169,862 on the preference stock and
existence of $842,000 in notes payable.
Under the plan the present out
standing $3.50 convertible preference
stock, plus accrued dividends, would
be reclassified into one share of new
$3 preference stock (convertible into
m shares of common), with dividend
cumulative from April 1, and 34 share
of common stock.
Common stock would be increased
to 750,000 shares from 500,000 and
100.000 shares of new prior preferred
stock, carrying a dividend rate of
$2.50 a year, would be issued. Of the
latter, each share would be convertible
into l2^ shares of common.
DOEHLER DIE CASTING
OPERATES AT CAPACITY
By the Associated Press.
NEW' YORK, April 24 —Doehler Die
Casting Co. has been operating at
capacity in April and company's out
look is favorable, H. A. Doehler, chair
man. told stockholders at the annual
meeting.
May operations should be at a good
level, he said, barring labor or legis
lative disturbances, but he added the
company's labor relations were “very
harmonious,”
Profits for the March quarter were
$351,957, equal to $1.25 a share on
280.426 shares of common stock,
against $209,622 or 86 cents a share
on 206,195 common share in 1936
March quarter, after preferred divi
dends.
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BALTIMORE STOCKS
Special Dispatch to The Star.
B'BALTIMORE April 24.—
Sales ' High Low Close
1*5 Arundel Corp 2212 22'2 2” 12
4* Baltimore Transit 2 2 2
lDOBalto Transit pt ft3« 5 s* 5s*
5n Black & Decker 31 31 31
145 Consol Gas 75*2 75 75
1 (*<1 Fidelity a Guar 42 42 42’
220 Houston Oil m vtc 22 22 22
450 War Tex Oil Co 43* *'4 43«
12.0 Mong W PS? 2Hl2 2H‘a 201 •»
1X0 Mt Ver W Mis nf 75 75 75 “
35o Npw Amster Cas 17 10s* 10s*
O Pa aWter A Power Ho34 no34 sii34
35 Seaboard Coml pf 4 5 45 45
237 U S Fidel A Guar 2H1* 2*)1* 2ti,/«
--• ' ■
CHICAGO STOCK MARKET
CHICAGO. April 24 —Following Is
the complete official list of transactions in
stocks on the Chicago Stock Exchange
today;
Sales. STOCKS. High. Low. Noon,
inn Adams Roy _ 12 12 12
mu Advance Alum_ 10% 10% in%
loo Allied Prod A 22% 22% 22%
20 Altorfer Bros nf 38% 38% 38%
10 Am Pub Svc nf 73 73 73
fitin Armour & Co 11% 11% Ji%
Jno Asbestos Mfg 2% 2% 2%
50 At hey Trus Wheel 12% 12% 12%
3on Bast lan-Bless 21% 21% 21%
5n Bendix Av 22% 22% 22%
400 Bliss A Laughlin 39 38% 38%
800 Borg-Warner N 42% 42 42%
250 Butler Bros 15% 15% 15%
100 Butler Bros pf 32 32 32
50 Castle A M 38 38 3S
150 Cen A S W Ut 37* 3% 3%
inn Cen & S W $7 pf 05% 65% 65%
20C A SW’ $7 pi pf 105 104% 104%
00 Chain Belt* 67 60 60
Son Chi A N W 4% 4% 4%
5850 Chi Corp _ _ 5 4% 4%
100 Chi Corp nf_ 4 1% 44% 44%
25o Cities Serv 3% 3% 3%
50 Com'wlth Edis 111 111 111
50 Con Biscuit _ 7 7 7
600 Consumers __ % % 1/4
00 Consumers 6% pf P% 9% 9%
500 Cord Corp_ 4% 4 Vs 4 Vs
50 Cun’gham D Strs 22 22 22
50 Dayton Rubber 26*4 20% 26%
250 El Household 9 9 9
350 Gen Finaree 6V4 5Vs 5V*
200 Gen Household 7 7 7
150 Gt Lakes Dredge 22 21% 21%
10 Harnischfeger _ 15 15 15
150Heileman <G) Br in 9% 10
150 Jarvis fWB)_ 24% 24% 24%
50 Katz Drug _ 13% 13% 13%
150 Kellogg Switch 10% 10% 10%
80 Ky Ut Jr cum pf 36 35% 35%
150 Ken-Rad T & L 22% 22% 22%
400 Kerlyn Oil A 7Vs 7 7%
100 La Salle Ext__ 2 % 2 % 2%
200 Lincoln Pr 11% 11 Vs 11 Vs
100 Lincoln Print pf 44 44 44
100 Lynch Corp _ 39% 39% 39%
50 Manh Dearborn. 2% 2% 2%
300 Marsh Field _ 25 25 25
lOOMcQuay Norris _ 53 63 63
100 Merch A Mfrs A_ 5% 5% 5%
1250 Mid Wrest Corp 10% 10% 10%
100 Midland Unit _ % % %
150 Nat Leath 1 1 1
100 Nat Pres Cooker 17 17 17
50 Nat Union Radio 2% 2% 2%
150 Noblitt-Sparks 45% 45% 45%
200 Nor Am Car 6% 6% 6%
100 Norwest Bancorp 11% 11% 11%
50 Parker Pen 25 25 25
50 Penn El Switch A 20% 20% 20%
100 Penn Gas & El .. 13 12% 12%
100 Pines Winter_ 3 3 3
50 Potter Co _ 4% 4% 4%
60 Rath Pack_ 22 22 22
50 Raytheon n_ 6 rt 6
100 Raytheon pf n _ 2% 2% 2%
150 Reliance Mfg 31% 31% 31%
50 Rollins Hos cv pf 27% 27% 27%
50 Schwitzer Cumm 23 23 23
200 Serrick Corp B__ 13% 13% 13%
50 Signode Stl pf_ 33 33 33
30 Sivyer Steel Cost 25 25 25
350 South Bend L W_ 24*4 24 24
40 So'west G&E pf_ 101 101 10]
lOSowest L&P pf_ 93 93 93
loo std Dredg pf_ 18% 18% J8%
50 Storkline Furn _ 12% 12% 12%
200 Sunstrand M Tool 24% 24V4 24*4
150 Swift & Co_ 25% 25% 25%
250 Swift Int _ 32% 32*/s 32*4
50 Thompson (J R). 10% 10% 10%
650 Utah Radio_ 4% 4% 4%
50 Walgreen _ 30 30 30
200 Woodall Indust_- 11% 11% 11%
300 Zenith Rad_ 35% 3574 35Vs
Stock sales today. 24.000 shares.
—-•
125 TONS OF LEAD SOLD.
NEW YORK. April 24 (&).—The St.
Joseph Lead Co. reports that 125 tons
of pig lead from Southeast Missouri
mines were sold yesterday at $5.85
per hundred pounds, St. Louis. f
March Car Sales I
Set New Records,
Association Finds
By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, April 24—Sales of
motor cars and trucks in March set
several new records, some for that
month and others for any month,
Alfred Reeves, vice president of the
Automobile Manufacturers’ Associa
tion, reported.
Preliminary estimates placed the
industry’s domestic sales—exclusive of
those of Ford, which is not a member
of the association—at 480,253 cars and
trucks, a new March high record, he
said. Based on these figures, he esti
mated March deliveries wer« the
fourth largest for that month.
Salps of trucks were put at 72,840,
a new monthly high.
First-quarter deliveries set new
record for the period, Reeves esti
mated, while retail sales of 1,041,301
units also represented a new peak.
Truck deliveries for the quarter were
placed at 167,414, also a record.
- ■■■ ■ -m
Quarter’s Net Compares
With $13,391,299 for
Same 1936 Period.
Ev the Assoclater. Press.
NEW YORK, April 24 — Report of
E. I. du Pont de Nemours & Co. of
Wilmington, Del., for March quarter
showed a balance available for com
mon stock of $14,806,572, equal to
$1.34 a share. These returns included
dividends from company's General
Motors Investment amounting to 22
cents a share of Du Pont common
stock.
For first quarter last year balance
available for common stock was $13.
391,299. equal to $1.21 a share. This
included dividends from General Mo
tors investment amounting to 45 cents
a share on Du Pont common.
Keystone Steel & Wire.
Keystone Steel & Wire Co., Peoria,
111., reported for March quarter net
income of $378,154, equal to 50 cents
a share on capital stock, against
$332,646, or 44 cents a share, in March
quarter last year.
Briggs & Stratton.
Briggs & Stratton Corp., makers of
automobile locks and portable gaso
line engines, reported for the quarter
ended March 31 net profit before Fed
eral undivided profits surtax of $429,
170, equal to $1.4.7 a share on 297.149
l capital shares outstanding. This com
| pares with $321,850, or $1.03 a share, in
| the corresponding quarter last year,
i The company’s plants are in Milwau
kee.
Kelsey-Hayes Wheel.
Kelsey-Hayes Wheel Co., and subsid
iary companies reported for the three
months ended March 31 consolidated
net profit, after all charges, including
I Federal income taxes, of $177,677. equal
to 61 cents a share on the Class “A”
stock. This compares with net profits
for the comparable period in 1936 of
: $325,860, or $1.12 a share of Class "A.”
■ HEADS WINCHESTER BANK,
j WINCHESTER. Va.. April 24 (Spe
| cial)Hollie B. McCormac. indus
| trialist, was re-elected president of the
Union Bank. Directors include Mr.
1 McCormac, J. Fred Thwaite, Charles
P. McVicar, John H. Rosenberger,
| Burr P. Harrison. Coleman Dunn, W.
! A. Bailey. Julius W. Richard and
Llewellyn Jackson.
INSURANCESTOCKS
NEW YORK, April 24 <7Pi.—New York
Security Dealers' Association:
Bid Asked
Aetna Cas (2a) __ _ 98*2 102
Aetna Ins (1.00) _ 4334 4534
Aetna Life f.xoaV. _ 29»4 ;U*4
Am Equit (1 OOa' _ 4 1'2 44*4
Am Ins Newark (da)_ 12 13d
Am Reins '.4<>g. _ 43*4 4.V*
Am Reserve <la> __ 2014 3114
Am Surety <2d> _ 5334 oft3*
Automobile «la» __ 20*2 31 d
Balt Amer < 2()a) _ x 9
Carolina (1.30) _ 20 2712
| City of N Y « 1.20) _ 27 28 d
I Conn Gen Life < xn) _ 37*4 3S34
Coniin Cas il.20» _ 28 30
Fid A: D^p <4 i 129 133
Firemen's Nwk (.30) _ 11 12d
Frank Fire (la) _ 293i 3134
Gen Reinsur (2) _ 44 4 0
Glen F. lis « 1.00) _ 4 1 ]4 43 d
Globe A; Rep (.80) _ 2034 23 d
Globe Sz Rut _ 04 87»2
Great Amer <la» _ 2034 2Sd
Hanover (1.80) 34 30
Hartford Fire (2) _ 67d 89d
Home Fire Sec _ ft 0(4
Home Ins (la) _ 34s-, 3034
Homestead (1)_ 1734 1914
Maryland Cas_ 8d 7d
Lincoln Fire _ 4d ft5«
Mass Bond (3*4) _ On'; 8334
Natl Fire (2) _ 01d fi3d
Natl Liberty (,20a) 9 iod
N Hampshire d.00) __ 44 d 40
NY Fire (,80a) 21 3 1 24 d
Nor River <1)_ _ 2ft34 27d
Phoenix (2a t _ Rft «9
Prov Wash (1) _ 3334 3ft34
St Paul Fire (0) _ _ 208 213
Sprinc^eld (4 da) __ 119 122
Sun Life (334c> TOO 7ft0
Travelers ddi _47ft 4Rft
U 8 Fire (2) 53 55
Westchester (1.20a) 34 30
a—Also extra or extras
e—Declared or paid so far this year
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ELECTROLUX CORP. NETS
$768,369 FOR QUARTER
B? the Associated Press.
WILMINGTON, Del., April 24 —
Electrolux Corp. and subsidiary
(vacuum cleaners) reported consoli
dated net profit of $768,369. after all
charges and Federal income tax and
after making provision for estimates
surtax on undistributed profits, for the
first quarter ended March 31. This
compares (with net profit of $722,472
for the corresponding period last year.
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