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Rate on Bankers’ Bill Re
garded as Sign of Money
Situation.
Bond Averages
20 10 10 10
_ Rails. Indust. Util. F'gn.
Net change. +.3 +.1 +.2 +.3
Today, close 94.2 103.3 99.0 71.4
Prev. day... 93.9 103.2 98.8 71.1
Month ago. 93.2 102.5 99.5 70.9
Year ago... 91.3 102.3 101.3 69.0
1937 high... 99.0 104.4 102.8 74.7
1937 low... 92.6 102.4 98.7 70.5
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-110.1 Prev. day. 109.9
Month ago 108.4 Year ago. 111.5
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.)
By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. May 7.—United States
Government and top-grade corporate
loans turned in good gains in the bond
market today in response to a reduc
tion in yields on bankers' bills.
Investment circles regarded this de
velopment as confirming recent fore
casts of Federal authorities that long
term money rates would continue low.
Gains in Government issues ranged
from 1-32 to 9-32 of a point. Late im
provement in some corporate issues
ran to major fractions. Many junior
and speculative loans were up fractions
to a point or more.
-•
FAIRCHILD AVIATION
REPORTS BIG BACKLOG
By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. May 7.—Fairchild
Aviation Corp. announced unfilled
orders on March 31 amounted to $1.
147.502 against $599,744 a year ago.
Airplane sales by Fairchild Engine fz
Airplane Corp. in the first quarter
totaled $129,143, r gain of 141 per
cent over the like 1936 period.
DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED
NEW YORK, May 7,—Dividends de
c.ared. Prepared by the Standard Sta
tistics Corp.
Extra.
Pr- Stk of Pav
Rate. rlod. record, able.
Electrolux Corp 10c 5-14 0-15
Natl Pres Cooker Co lOo __ 6-15 6-1
Special.
0 6 Graphite Co fine 6-1 6-15
Arrearage.
Crucible Steel pf «l 76 __ 6-16 6-30
Increase.
Parker Wolverine 50c 6-15 6-1
Initial.
Superior Oil 5oc 5-10 5-20
United Paperboard 30c __ 5-17 6-27
Regular.
Allied Prod $1.75
class A 43j4C Q 6-10 7-1
American Cap $5 5n
pr pf Si.37*2 Q 5-15 6-1
Case J I 7% Pf $1.75 Q 6-12 7-1
Crown Cork A Seal 50c Q 5-21 6-7
Cr Cork A- Seal pf SO'kC Q 5-28 6-15
Dayton P & L 4*>
cum pf $1.12*2 Q 5-20 6-1
Electrolux Corp 40c Q 5-14 6-15
Firestone Tire A: Rub
Pf $1.50 Q 5-15 6-1
Gen P Svc $6 pf $1.50 Q 7-15 8-2
Gen P S #5.5(1 Pf #1.37*4 Q 7-15 8-2
C E Hires "A 60c Q 5-15 6-1
Ludlow Mfg Associates $2 . . 5-8 6-1
May Dppt Stores _ 75c_5-17 6-1
May Dept Stores ..75c __ 8-16 0-1
Mountain Producers 30c 5-15 6-15
Nebr P 77 pf ..$1.75 Q 5-14 6-1
Nebr Pwr »6 pf_$1.5(1 Q 6-14 6-1
Prentice Hail _ ?oc Q 5-20 6-1
Frentice Hall pf 75c Q 5-20 6-1
P Svc Colo 77- pf _68>'2C M 5-15 6-1
P Svc Colo 67- pf. 50c M 5-15 6-1
Thew Shovel pf $1.75 Q 6-1 6-15
United Paperboard
67 pf $6 5-17 5-27
Va E & P #6 pf $1.50 Q 6-28 6-21
NEW YORK BANK STOCKS
NEW YORK. May 7 (P).—New York
{Security Dealers’ Association:
(Quotations as of 2 o'clock.)
Bid. Asked.
Bank of Man (1 ’ 2)_ 34 36
Bankers Tr (2) 69*/2 ll'i
Cen Tan Bk A- Tr (4) 129 *,2 132*2
Chase Nat (1.40) _ 53 66
Chem Bk Sc Tr (1.80)_ 66 68
Commercial (8) _ 201 207
Cont Bk Sc Tr (.80)_ 17*2 10
Corn Ex Bk <fc T (3)_ 65*2 66*2
Empire Tr (1) 30*4 3134
First Nat <Bos> (2)_ 51 3,4 5334
First Natl (100) _2260 2300
Guaranty Tr (12) _ _ 344 349
Irving Tr (.60) 10‘4 17*4
Manufacturers’ Tr (?) . 54’2 56*2
Manufacturers' Tr pf (2) - 50*2 52*2
Natl City (1) _ 47 49
N Y Trust (5)_133*2 136*4
Public (1 * 2) _ 45* 2 47*2
Title G & T. _ 14*2 15*/2
FEDERAL LAND BANKS
NEW YORK. May 7 OP).—Federal Land
Bank bonds:
Bid Asked.
|'4s Nov., 1958-38 _1 0.3*4 104*2
d:4s May. 1957-37 _ 101 *2 102
4s May. 1958-38 _ 102*8 103 *4
4s Nov. 1957-37 _101>4 101’4
4s July. 1946-44 _ 1(TR7B 100*2 I
3* 4s May. 1955-45 . _102*8 102*4 1
3s July 1955-45 ___ _ loo7« 101*8
3s Jan 1956-46 1()07« 101 * 8 1
3s May. 1956-46 1007« 101 * a j
CHICAGO PRODUCE.
CHICAGO. May 7 l/P).—Poultry, live.
54 trucks, steady: hens over 5 pounds.
17*2: 5 pounds and less. 19*.V. Lehorn
hens. 16 fryers, colored. 24: Plymouth
and White Rocks. 25*.. Broilers, colored.
23: Plymouth and White Rock. 24: bare
backs. 19-21: Leghorn 20: Springs, col
ored. 24 1 • White Rock. 25*2: Plymouth
Hock. 26*. roosters. 12*2: Leghorn. 11*2;
turkeys, hen^. 16: toms. 15: No. 2 tur- '
keys. 14' ducks, white and colored. 4*2
pounds up 16; small 14 geese. 11.
Butter. 10.553. firmer; creamery specials
(93 score). 31*2-32: extras (92). 31: extra
firsts (96-91). 36-36* 2: firsts (88-89).
28-29: standards (90 centralized carlots*.
30J/2. Eggs. 4 1 844. steady; extra firsts,
local 2034; cars. 21: fresh graded firsts,
local. I934: cars. 2<>*2; current receipts.
3 9*4. storage parked extras. 22*2: storage
parked firsts 22*4
Potatoes. 75, on track, 137; total United
Btates shipments. '36: old stock. Idaho
Russets, weaker, other stock about steady;
supplies light, demand slow. Sacked, per
hundredweight. Idaho Russet Burbanks.
U. S No. 1. 2.55-76: U. S. No. 2. 2.30;
Maine Green Mountains. U. S. No. 1. 2.25
27>2; Wisconsin Bliss Triumphs unclassi
fied. 1.75. New stock weaker: supplies
light: demand light. Sacked, per hun
dredweight, Bliss Triumphs. Louisiana, u. S.
No 1. 3.75-4.25. according to size; Ala
bama. U. S No. 1. 4.25: U S No 2 *3.00;
California White Rose. U. S. No. 1. few
gales. 3.90-4.00.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO. May 7 (£») (United States De
partment of Agriculture).—Hogs. 8.000.
including 4.000 direct: market strong to
3 0 higher than Thursday's average; top.
3 0.45; bulk good and choice, 200-300
pounds. 10.25a 10.4(»: 150-190 pounds.
P.76&10.30; most good packings sows 9.boa
9.80; medium kinds down to 8.50 and good
big weights 9.00.
Cattle. 1,000: calves. 600; generally
iteady trade on all slaughter classes; steer
crop mostly medium to low good light
weights at 8.50a 11.60; several loads good
and choice bullocks not being shown:
around three loads fed heifers, 9.3R&10.25;
remaining crop mostly common and me
dium lightweights at 6.75a8.50: strong
weight cutter cows up to 0.00; very lew
beef grades above 7.50; vealers steady with
Thursday's close; few selects. 18.00; bulk,
8.00a9.50: bulls weak; practical top. 0.90
Sheep. 10,000. including 3.000 direct:
comparatively little done on fat lambs
early; undertone strong to 25 higher; few
sales wooled lambs 12.‘45 down: choice
held 12.50 upward; short deck good to
choice clipped lambs. 10.00; as yet nothing
done on Spring lambs; sheep about steady;
bulk clipped ewes. 5.00 down; strictly
choice held around 5.25.
-•
PARIS BANK REPORT.
PARIS. May 7 (A*».—The Bank of Prance
ffatement tor the week ended April 30 tin
millions of francs)
Gold reserve. 57.358: unchanged. Sight
balances abroad. 12; increase. 1. Bills pur
chased abroad. 1.083; decrease. 30. Dis
counted commercial bills—Prance. 7.298:
decrease. 524. Temporary advances to
itate (prior to June 18. 1930). 12.191:
decrease* 8. Temporary advances to state
(since June 18. 1930). 7,800: unchanged.
Advance against securities. 3,917: increase.
234. Circulation. 87.003: increase. 1,894.
Total credit to current account. 17.709:
decrease. 987 Thirty-day advances against
government securities. 904: increase, 129.
URate oX discount. 4 per cent. ^
BONDS ON N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
By private wire direct to The Star.
Approximate Transaction* Today.
U S Gov't Bouds_, 480.000
Foreign Bond*_, 840.000
Domeatlo Bond*_ 9.130.000
TREASU RY.
All time shown below Is daylight saving
on which the Exchange Is now operating.
High Low Close
2*s 1949-63_ 97.26 97.28 97.25
2** 1945-47_ 102. 101.2: 101.29
2*a 1948-61..!_ 100.12 100.12 10o.lt
2*8 1951-64_ 99.27 99.27 99.27
2*8 1966-69_ 99.24 99.22 99.24
2*8 1956-60_ 100.28 100.24 1 00.26
3* 1946-48_ 108.10 108.10 108.10
38 1961-66 _ 102.16 102.16 102.16
3*8 1949-58_ 104.6 104.1 104.6
I **1941 _ 106.8 106.8 106.8
1*8 1944-46 _ 106.26 106.26 106.21
3*8 1940-43June 106.18 106.17 106.18
3*8 1941-43 Mar 106.17 106.12 106.17
3** 1948-47_ 106.4 106.4 106.4
48 1944-64_ 110.22 110.12 110.22
4*s-3** 1948-46 106.26 10n.25 105.26
4** 1947-62. 116.6 116.2 116.2
FEDERAL FARM MORTGAGE.
1* 1947_ 102.18 102.15 102.18
*8 1949_ 102.2 102.2 102.2
3*8 1964_ 102.28 102.20 102.20
HOME OWNERS' LOAN.
8*S 1942-44_ 99.18 99.18 99.18
3*8 1939-49_ 100.4 100. 100.4
U 1952_ 101.26 101 20 101.23
FOREIGN BONDS.
High. Low. Close
Abltlbl Pa&Pw 6s 'Cl. 1041$ 1048$ 1048$
Antloqula 7s 46 A 14V* 144$ 14V*
Antloqula 2d 7s'67 new 18*$ 138$ 138$
Antloqula 3d 7s’67_ 138* 138* 188$
Argentina 4 44s '71_ 98*$ »8V$ 988*
Argentine C 44s 62_ 100*4 1008$ 1008$
Argentine 6s'67 A_10H* 1014$ 1014$
Argentine 6s ‘58 B_ 1004$ 1004$ 1004$
Argentine 6s 69 June. 10( 4$ 1004$ 1004$
Argentine 6s 69 Oct . 101V* 1014$ 1014$
Argentine 6s'60 May. 1014$ 1014$ 1014$
Argentine 6s'60 Sent. 101V* 101V$ 1014$
Argentine 6s 61 Febr. IOoJ* 1004$ 1004$
Argentine 6s '61 May.. 102 1014$ 1014$
Australis 4 44s’66_ 1014$ 101 1014$
Australia 6s'65_ 1064$ 1064$ 1064*
Austrlan7s '67_101‘$ 1014$ 1014$
Berlin 6s 68 - 198$ 19* 194$
Berlin 644s 60- 19»$ 198$ 198$
Brazil 644s’26-’67_3**$ 384$ 888*
Brazil 6 8$s’27-*67_ 884$ 384$ 384$
Brazil 78*52_40V* <0 *0
Brazil Is 41- 498$ 494$ 498$
Brisbane 6s'60- 1024$ 1024$ 102v$
Budapest 6s 62
unmat coupon oo__ 294$ 288$ 294$
Buenos Aires
4 44»-3 84s'77 Pv_ 774$ 768$ 768$
Bus A1 48$e-4%is’75_. 808$ 808$ 808$
Buenos A C 6s 60 Oct. 10m 1014$ 1014$
Buenos A C 644s'65 . 1004$ 1004$ 1004$
Bue A C 68$s'61stPy.. 85 85 85
Canada 2 4$s 45- 99 98*$ 988$
C4vnada 3 8$ a 61_ 99 9s1* 99
Canada 4s'60- 1074$ 1078$ 1074$
Canada6s'62_ 112 112 112
Chile 6s ’60____ 2iv* 21 21
Chile 6s'61 Jan_ 214$ 2iv$ 21V$
Chile 6s 61 Sept__21 21 21
Chile 7e'42 . - 208* 204$ 204$
Chile Mtg Bk Is'61_ 18‘$ 184$ 18V$
Chile Mtg Bk 6s'62_ 184$ 184$ 184$
Chile Mtg Bk 644s'57. 18V$ 18V$ 184$
Chile Mtg Bk 68$s'61. 18*$ 18J$ lgt*
Chinese Gv Ry5s'51.__ 674$ 674$ 67V$
Colombia 6s 61 Jan_ 314$ 81 814$
Colombia 6s 61 Oct_ Siv* li 81V*
Col Mtg Bk 7s "46 _ 238$ 288$ 288$
Copenhagen 4 44« ’53_ 938$ 984* 934$
Copenhagen 6e '62__ 98V* 98 98
Costa Rica 7 s A’61_ 84 84 34
Cuba 5 4$s 45 668$ 648$ 6*8$
Denmark 4 8$8'6 2_ 98 98 98
Denmark 64$s'55_ 1024$ 102 102
Denmark 6s'42 ... 1064$ 1064$ [061$
Dominic 1st 5448 42.. 10 80 80
Finland 6s 45 .. 107 107 107
Frameric In 7 44s'42__ 108 108 108
Frankfort 644s 53 ... 19 19 19
French Gov 7 441 41.. 1154$ 1154$ 1164$
Ger C Bk A 6s'38 .. 428$ 42 428$
Ger C Ag Bk 6s’60 Oct 324$ 318$ 82
Oer Gen Elec 7s 45_ 304$ 304$ 30V*
Ger Gov 6 4$ s '65 st 26** 2fV$ 268$
Ger Got 6 44s 65 un st. 23V* 214$ 23V*
Ger Rep 7s 49 nn at... 24V$ 23!* 244*
Grt C El Jap 7s'44_96V$ 96V$ 954$
Haiti 6s '62 988$ 988$ 988$
Hung Con M784s*4B
unmat coupon on ._ *14$ 934$ 284$
Hung LM 7 44s '61 A.. 25 26 26
Hungary 7 44«*44
Febr coupon on_ 614$ '614$ 614$
Italy 7b 61 - 864 864 864
Ital P U Crd 7b '52_ 764 76 76
Japan 64b'65- 835* 835* 8S4
Japan 6Hb’54- 964 964 96*4
KreugAToIl Gs '69 cfa_ 50 60 60
Lombard Elec 7s'62 — 744 74 74
Mex 4s '10-45 asat _ 64 64 64
Mex 4s 10- 45 asat sm 64 64 64
Mex 4s'54 asst _ 64 64 64
Mex 6s '33 asst lge- 84 84 84
Milan 64s 62 - 734 734 734
Montevideo 6s'59_ 604 604 604
Montevideo 7a'52_ 67 67 67
New So Wales 5s'57— 1024 1024 1024
Nord Ry 6 4s '60- 1064 1064 1064
Norway 4a '63 - 964 »6I* 964
Norway '4s '66- 10t»4 1014 1014
Norway 44s'66- 1035* IC84 icsi*
Norway 6s ’43-IO64 106 1064
Norway 6a 44-IO64 IO64 1064
Oslo 44a'66—______ 994 994 994
Panama 5s '63_ 77 77 77
Panama 6s 63 atp as— 69 68 684
Pernambuco 7a’47
Sept coupon off___ 26 26 25
Peru 6a'60-194 194 19^
Peru 6a '61 -— 19*4 194 194
Poland 6s '40-484 48 4 484
Poland 7s 47- 82 614 *2
Prussia 6s'52_ 194 194 1»4
Rio de Jan 64a '61
Aug coupon off _ 264 264 *6U
Rio Or do Sul 7s'66 *
May coupon off _ 274 274 274
Rio Gr do Sul 7s'67
June coupon off _ 284 284 284
Rio Gr do Sul 8s'46 n
April coupon off_ 814 814 314
Rome 6 4 s'62 _ 744 74 4 74 4
Rumania 7s'59- 86 86 86
Sao Paulo St 6s 68
July coupon off_ 264 264 264
Sao Paulo St 7s 40_ 93 93 93
Sao Paulo St 7s '66
Sept coupon off _ 284 284 284
Sao Paulo St 8s 16
July coupon off_ 394 384 894
Silesia Prov 7s'58 - 43 4 43 4 484
Sydney 54s "55- 1034 1034 1034
Toklo 64a 61 _ 76 76 76
Toklo E L Ltd 6s’62 — 78 4 78 4 784
U*8tlWk64s 47 A . 264 264 254
Un Stl Wks 6Hs'61 A. 264 264 264
Uruguay 8a 80 - 664 664 864
Uruguay 6s 64- 664 «64 664
Vienna 6s'52 May c o- 954 964 954
DOMESTIC BONDS.
Adams Express 4S'47 103 1025*1025*
Adams Express 4s '48 101 111 101
Ala Grt South’ll 4s '43 106 106!* 106
AlbASus 3!*s’46 ntd 103 103 103
AlbASus 3!4s46rg gtd 100 100 100
Alb Per W P 6s'48 ww 66 66 66
Allen Corp 6s'44 _ #95* 995* 995*
Allen Corp 6s 49_ 99 925$ 93
Allen Corp 6s'60- 86 85 86
Allen Corp 6s'60 stD_ 645* 68!* 645*
Allied Stores 4 54s’61. 985* 985* 98i*
Am A For Pw 6s *030. 805* 805* 805*
Am I OCh 6 548 49- 106!* 1065* 1065*
Am Inti 6 54s'49 _ 1065* 1065* 1065*
Am Tel A Tel 8 54s '61- 975* 97 5* 975*
Am Tel A Tel 8 5*e’68 975* 975* 975*
Am TAT 454e '89 ... 1085* 1065* 1065*
Am TAT 654s 43 ... 1185* 118 118
Am Wat Wits 6s'76... 106 106 joe
Anaconda deb 4 54s *80 1065* 106 1065*
Ann A lit ex In 4s ‘95. 6614 665* 665*
Armour A Co 4 54s ’89 1025* 1025* 10*5*
Armourf Del list 4s’6fi 98 #7!* 98
Armour A Co Del 4s 57 975* 965* 97
Armstrong Ck 4s ’60 105H 1065* 1055*
A XAS Fe 4s 09-‘66 106 106 106
A TAS Fe adl 4s 96 at 106 106 106
A TAS Fe nen 4s ’96 1105* 109!* 1105*
A TAS Fe 4 5*S '48 1095* 109 1095*
A IAS FeC A 454s'62 1115*1115*1115*
Atl Coast L 1st 48 62. 103 1025* 1025*
Atl Coast L clt 4s 62.. 96 95 96
Atl C L un 4 54 s 64 .. 985* 925* 925*
Atl Coast Line 6s 46 .. 10454 104 1045*
AtlantlcA Dlst4s’48. 685* 685* 635*
At) O A W I 6s ’69 76 75 75
Atl Refining deb 6s’37. 1005* 1005* 1005*
B A O 1st 4S 43_ 1065* 1065* 1065*
BA0454S 80_ 715* 765* 765*
B A O 1st 6s ’48_ 1145* 114 114
Balto A O ref 6s '96 A- 875* 865* 875*
BAO6S 96 F_ 8654 865* 865*
B AO ref 6s 96 C_ 965* 9854 985*
B A O 8wn 6s '60_104!* 10454 10454
Bang A Aroos 4s'51 104 104 104
Bang A Aroos 4s'61stp 11054 11054 U0)4
High. Low. Close.
Bell T of Pa 6s'48 B._ 1174 1174 1174
Bell T of Pa Sa ’60 C_ 1244 12*4 1244
Beth Steel 14a‘68_ 964 96 964
Beth Steel 4 4* ‘60_ 1034 1034 1034
Bos A Ms 44s'61 J_ 80 80 80
Boa * Me Sa ’66_ 85 8B 85
Bos A Me Sa‘67_ 844 *34 844
Bot Con M 8 4s’34_ 29 284 29
Bot Con M «4s‘34 ct.. 28 4 27 28 4
Bklyn Ed con 8 4 a'66. 1004 1004 1004
Bklyn Man T 44s 66 . 944 94 94
Bklyn Un El Ss‘60 1064 106 1064
Bklyn Un Gas Ss 45 1124 1124 1124
Bklyn Un Gas Ss'SO _ 994 89 99
Bklyn Un Gas Ss ‘67 B 1064 106 106
Brown Shoe 3 4s‘50.. 10S4 1044 10S4
Buff G E 44s‘81 B_ 1084 1084 1084
Buff RAP con 44s'57 . 874 **4 *«4
B C R A N Ss ‘34 ctfs_2« 28 23
Bush Term Bldg Ss'60 634 *3 63
Canada So Ss ‘62 A_ 1184 1134 H»4
Can'dlan R 4 4s *51. 1114 1H4 1114
Can'dlan N R 484s‘SB. 1144 1144 1144
Can’dlan N Ss‘69 July. 1144 1144 1144
Can'dlan P db 4s perp. 944 94 94
Can'dlan Pao 44s‘46. 10S 10S 106
Can'dlan Pao 4 4s '60 . 1014 1014 1014
Can'dlan Pac 6s‘44 cfs. 114 114 114
Ban'dian Pao Ss ’S4_ 1084 1084 1084
Caro Cl A O 6s 63 A_1104 1104 1104
Cent of Ga con Ss'45_ 82 31 82
Cent of Ga 6s'69 C_ 204 204 204
Cent 111 E AG Ss'61... 101 101 101
Cent of N J 4s'87_ 67 67 67
Cent of N J gen Ss‘87. 694 6»4 694
Cent Pao 1st rf 4s'49.. 108 108 108
Cent Pao Ss so _ 994 994 994
Cent P Tr Sh 4s '64_ 1044 1044 1014
Cent Steel 8s'41_ 1234 1234 1234
Cert'd deb 6 4s'41 __ 874 *7 87
Champ P&f 44s'SO. 105410541054
cnesap c cv bs 44_1164 1164 1164
Chesap Corp6» 47_ 132*4 131*4 1824
Chea A 0 84* 96 D_ 97 97 97
Ches A O 34a 96 E_ 974 97 97
C A O gen 44a 92_1184 117*4 1184
C A O con 5a '39_ 1074 1074 1074
Chi A Alt ref 3s 49_ 674 67 674
Chi B A Q gen 4a '68_ 1094 1094 1»94
Chi B & Q 44s '77_ 1084 10^4 1084
Chi B A Q ref 5s '71.__ 116 115 116
Chi B&Q1 dlv S4s'49_. 105 105 105
Chi B A Q 111 dv 4s '49- 1094 10»4 1094
Chi A E 111 5s *61 40 39 394
Chi A E 1115s '61 ctfa.. 39 39 39
Chi Grt West 4a'69_ 464 46 464
Chi Ind&So4s'66 ... 1024 1024 1024
CMAStP gn 3 4*'89 B. 63 624 53
C M St P 4a *89_ 68 674 68
CMAStP gn 4 4a '89 C. 65 65 65
CMAStP 6s '76_ 814 804 814
CMAStPAP adj 6*2000 104 104 104
Chi A NW 44s 2037 .. 294 294 294
Chi A NW 44s 2037 C. 294 29 4 29*1
Chi A NW 44a 49_204 194 20
Chi A NW rf 5s 2037 __ 80 30 30
C&NW Nr W 64a’36_ 604 604 604
Chi R IAP rf 4a'34 214 21 214
Chi R IAP rf 4s'34ctf_. 194 184 184
Chi R IAP gen 4a ’88._ 384 88 38
Ch1 R IAP 44»'62 .. 214 20 214
Chi R IAP 4 4s'52 ctf. 19 184 184
ChlRI&P44s 60 .. IS 124 13
Ch1 T HAS 1st 6s'60._ 914 914 914
Chi T HAS Inc 6s '60._ 80 80 80
Chi Un Sta 34s'61 . 1034 1034 1034
Chi Un Sta 34s 63 E. 1064 106 1064
Chi Un Sta 4s'44_ 1064 1064 1064
Chi Un Sta 4s 63_ IO84 1084 1084
Chi A W In con 4a'62. 1034 1084 1034
Chi A W Ind 44* 62.. 1014 1014 1014
Childs A Co 6a *43_ 904 90 904
Cln G A E 3 4a ‘66- 1004 1004 1004
Cln Un Ter 34a Dgtd 1034 1034 1034
Cln Union Term 6s’57. 1084 1084 1084
CCCASt L gen 4a '93._ 99 99 99
CCCASt L rf 441'77 E 96 964 954
CCCASt L ref 6s '68 D 1064 1064 1064
CCCAStLCWAM 4S’91 95 94 95
Clev El 111 84s 65 1074 1074 1074
Clev Un Term 4 4s’77. 1024 1014 102
Clev Un Term 6s 73 B 106 1054 1054
Colo FuelAlron 6s’43. 1054 1064 1054
Colo A So 44s 80_654 664 654
Columbia G A E deb
6a 52 April - 103 4 103 4 103 4
Columbia G A E 5s
82 May - 1034 1034 1034
Columbia GAE 5s 61.. 101 1004 101
Colum Ry PAL 4s 66. 206 1054 1054
Cornel Credit 3 4s’61. *84 974 984
Com Inv Tr 3 4s ’51 1014 1014 1014
Conn Rlv Pw 34s’61A 1044 IO44 1044
Cons Coal Del 6s 6(1 694 694 694
Cons Ed NT 34a 46 n. 1044 1044 1044
Cons Ed NT 3 4a'66 n 1034 108 1034
Cons Gas NY 44s'61. 1074 1074 1074
Consol 011 3 4s'51 1014 1014 1014
Conaum Pwr 4 4s 66 .. 99 984 99
Cr nsum P un 84s '65_ 1034 1084 1034
Cons Pwr 84s '70 _1014 1014 1014
Consum Pwr 3 4s'65_. 1054 105 106
Container 6a’46- 103 4 1034 1034
Crane Co 8 4s 61_994 994 994
Crown C A S 48'50_ 105 106 106
Crown Will p 6a'51_104 104 101
Cuba RR 1st 6a'62__ §44 644 644
Cuba Northn 64a'42_. 6O4 604 604
Dayton PAL 3Hs’60.. 104 104 104
Del A Hud ref 4a '43... 91 904 91
Den G A E 5s '61- 1064 IOS4 R184
Den & R G con 4S '3$_294 294 1,94
Den A R G 44a '36_ 804 304 304
Den A K G W 6s'65_ 174 174 174
Den A RG W 6s’65asst. 174 17 174
Den A R G ref 6a ’78 . 254 264 254
Det Edison 44a'61 D. 1124 1124 1124
Det Edison 6s'62 . 1074 1074 1074
Det River Tun 4 4s’61 114 114 114
Duquesne Lt 3 4a’56.. 1044 1044 1044
Elac Auto Lite 4B'52_. 1094 109 109
El Paso Nat G4 4s'51_ 1024 1024 1024
Erie cv 4s ’63 A- 864 86 864
Erie cy 4s ’53 B_ 864 864 864
Erl# gen 4s 99_ 844 84 84
Erie ref 6a 67_ 82 814 814
Erf* ref 6s'76- 814 81 814
Erie A Jersey 6a'65— 1174 1174 1174
Falrbka Morse 4a 5«_. m 1914102
Fed Lt A Trace* *42_ 1024 1024 1024
Fed L&Tr lnt 5s ’42-1014 1014 1014
Fla EC Ry 44a ’69_ 75 76 75
Fla E C Ry Ss ’74_ 15 144 144
Fla E C Ry 6s'74 etfs. 15 144 144
Fond JAG 2s-4s '82 ct. 4 4 4
Gen Cable 64s 47- 1044 1044 1044
Gan Mot Aco 3s 46_1024 1024 1024
Gen Mot Aaa 34s'61.. 1004 1004 1004
Gen Stl Cast 64s-49.. 874 874 874
Ga Caro A Nor 6s'34_414 414 414
Goodrich 4 *4 a'66 _100 994 994
Goodrich 6s 46_ 1054 1064 1054
Goodyear TAR 6a ’57 1044 1044 1044
Goth Silk H 6s '46 ww 1004 ICO 100
Gt North'n Ry S8is'67. 944 94 94
Great N Ky 4s 46 G 1374 185 1364
Great N Ry 4a 46 H 1094 1084 1094
Grt N Ry ref 44s'61 A 112 1114 112
Grt N R gen 4 4s'76 D 104 104 104
Grt N R geD 4 4s'77 E 1084 103H 1034
Grt N R gen 6* 73 C._ 1104 lio 1104
Grt N R 64s 62 B_1174 1174 31794
Green Bay 6s’62 B_ 11*4 11*4 11*4
Gulf Sta St) 648 42 . 974 974 974
Gulf States Util 4a ’68 101 lot 101
nac* wtt 1st 4s '52 106 106 106
Hock Val4%8 99- 115% 116% 1,5%
Hoe (Hi 1st mts 44_ 91 91 91
Houston OH 5%s'40__ 102 102 102
Hudson Coal 5s 52_ 48% 48 48%
Hudson Co G 1st 5s’49. 119 11« 119
Hud & Man Ino 6s '67_. 80% 30% 80%
Hud ft Man ref 6s '57_. 75 74% 76
111 Bell Tel 3%s '70_104% 101% 104%
111 Cent 3%s’62- 82 82 82
111 Cent col tr 4s '62_ 86% 86% 86%
til Cent ref 4s 65 - 86% 86% 86%
III Cent 4 %a 66 76 76% 76%
111 Cent W L 1st 4s’51. 96 96 96
ICC&StL N 04%s'63 _ 79 78% 79
ICCftStL N O 6c ft 84% 83% 84%
Ind'polls U R 6s ’65 B_ 108% 103% 103%
Inland Stl 8%s 61 _ 104 103% 108%
Int K T 1st rf 6c 66 _. 77 76 76%
1 R T 1st rf 6c'66 ctfs. 75 75 76
Int R T 6s 32 -- 28% 28 28%
Int R T 6s 32 ctfs_ 26% 25 25
Int R T 7s 32 - 78% 78 78%
Int R T 7s ’12 ctfs_ 77 77 77
Interlaks Iron 4s ’47_101% 101% 101%
int Agr cl 6s 42 stp_100 100 iso
Int Grt Nr 6s ’62 A_ *7% 27% 87%
Int Grt Nr sdj 6s’62 A. 14% 14 14%
Int Hydro Elec fs 44_ 78 77% 77%
Int Mer Marins 6s ’«l_ 82 81% 81%
Int Pap 1st 6s 47A_101% 101% 101%
Int Pap ref 6s 66 _ fs 97% 98
Int T&T ct 4%s 19_ 88% 83% 83%
Int T&T 4%s’62_ 86* 66 «6
Int T&T 6s 66 _ 70 69 69
lows Cent 1 st&rf4s’61 8 8 8
Jones&L Stl 4% s’61 A. 102% 101% 102%
Kans C So 1st 3s 60 88% 88 88
Kans City So ref 6s’60 91% 91% 91%
Kan C Term 1st 4s'60. 107% 107 107
Laclede G6%s 60 D.. 69% 69 69
Laclede Qas 6s 42 B_ 66 66 66
LSH C&N 4%s 64 A... 96% 96% 96%
Let) V Peon 4S 2003 . 62% 61% 61%
Leh V Peon 4%s 2003. 66% 66% 66%
Leb V RR con 6a 2003. 74% 73% 74%
Loew s 3 %s 46 _ 98% 98% 98%
Long 1st ref 4s '49 . 108 103 108
Long Isld rsf 4 s’49 stp 101 102% 102%
Long Isl unit 4s ’49... 108 102 108
Lortllard 6s '55_118 117% 118
La ft Ark 6s'69_ >4% 94 94
L ft Nash t%s 2002_ 92 92 92
L&N lst4s 2092_ 99 99 99
LAN unit 4S40_106% {06% 106%
A
_ Irish. Low. Cioi*.
L*N4H» 2003 C_ 104 104 104
E & N 6a 2003 B _ 108 108 108
L&N Atl K&C 4a’65.. 11IH HI 111
McKess&Kob 6V4s'50_. 104 103*4 104
Me C RR clt 4* '46 A... 102*4 102*4 102*4
Me C RR en 4*4»'60A. 82 81*4 *2
Manhat Ry 4s'90 ... 89*4 *» *914
Manhat Ry 4s'90 ctfa. 84*4 84*4 34*4
Manila RR S I 4s-39__ 83*4 *3*4 88**
Mead Co 8s *46 ... 104*4 104*4 104*4
Met Ed 1st rf'6s'53... 108*4 108*4 10814
MU El R&E 6s *61_ 102*4 10214 10214
MU E R & S E rf 6a’71_ 101 102*4 102*4
Mil Spa&N W 4s’47. 38*4 »« 88*4
Minn & St E 6s'34 ctfa. 16*4 16*4 18*4
MStP&SSM cn 4s 38 _. 26 2t 26
MStP&SSM cn 6S 38_ 23 23 23
MStP&SSM 6*4S 49... 18*4 1814 18*4
MStP&SSM rf 6s 46A. 18*4 18*4 18*4
Mo K&T 4s 62 B- 68I4 6814 68*4
Mo K&T 1st 4s 90_86*4 86*4 86*4
MoK&T6s'62A__ 79 7» T9
MoK & T adj 6s'67_66*4 68 68
Mo Pac 4s "76 ____ 2i 20*4 21
Mo Pac 6s'65 A_ 44 43U 44
Mo Pac 5s 77 F- «« 43*4 431,
Mo Pao 6s'77 F ctfs... 40 40 40
Mo Pac 6s'78 0 ... 43*4 4,14 43,4
Mo Pac 6s 78 O ctfs... 40 40 40
Mo Pao 6s '80 H- 44 {48W 43*4
Mo Pac 6s'811_ 44 431, 4ai,
49 A- 1«K 1**4 1**4
Mob & Ohio 4 *4s'77 .. 33 B3 28
Mob & Oh M dlv 6s'47_. 47*4 4714 4714
Mohawk* M 48 >91... 88*4 88*4 88*4
Morions Pub S 4 Vjs'60 102*4 10214 10214
Monontt Pub 8 8s '65 _ 10214 102*4 102*4
Motions Ry 1st 4s '60 . 106*i 106*4 106*,
Montana Pwr 384s'68. 94*4 9414 9414
Mont Tram 4 *s'65 .. 80* 80* 80*
Mont Tram 6s 41 _101* 101* 101*
Mor&Essex 3*s 2000 89* 8»* 817*
Morrls&Essex 4*s'65 90 8»* no
Morrls&Essex 6s'65 _ 98* 98 98*
Mutual Fuel G 6s '47_115 114*115
Natl Dairy 3*s'51ww. 108* 103* 103*
w8!! £’8 PC 4^B’46 104* 104* 104*
Natl RM 1st 4s'61 asst 3* 8* 8*
Natl Steel 4s 66 _ 104* 104* 104*
Newark C Gas 5s ’48 118 118 118
New Orl PS fas 62 A._ 97* 97 97
New url P S 6a '65 B . _ 97 96* 97
New Orl Ter 1st 4a'63. 93* 93’ 93
New Orl T&M 6s '61 B. 64* 63* 63*
NewOr|T&M 6*,-61 68 58 68
NOT&.M6*s'54Acfs 64 64 64
NY Central cv 3* s'52 108* 108 108*
NYCentrai3*a a?_ 96* 96* 99*
NY Central 3*a*6.„ 102* 102* 102*
NY Cent con 4s 98 y 7*^ VT!a
NY Cent rf 4*8 2013.. 90 89* 89*
N Y C rf 4*s 2013 n_. 90 89* 89*
NY Cent rf 6a 2013_ 97* 97* 97*
NYCDSh3*a'9S_ 92 92 92
NIC Mich C 3 *a '98.. 90 90 90
NYC&st Dl,t4.'37._ 101* loi* 101*
, Y Chi & Stl. 4s‘46__ 104 10a*4 1034i
N YC&8t L 4 '78_ 88 89
NYC&St L 6 bta '74 A_. 100 99U ioo
N Y Chi & St 1, 6s *38_. 100 100
NY Dock ist 4s'51.- t2\i 62H «2Ce
N 1 Dock 6s 38 - 60£| 605% 60*4
N Y Edison 8 *%« 65 D. 300 tufc 99U
NY Ellis ref 3*a 66.. 100 100 100
H&P4s «»— 112* 112* 112*
NYD&W 1st 48 73_ 98* 97* 98
NY Nil &H 4s 56 - 39* 89* 89*
NY NH&H4*s-67... 46 46 46
NY NH & H cv 6a 48.. 48* 47* 48*
N Y NH & H C R 4s’66. 31* 84* 84*
N Y O&W gen 4s 65... 19* 19* 19*
NYO&Wref^ 92_ 27* 27* 27*
N Y Steam 1st 6s '61_ 106* 106* 106*
N Y Steam 6a 56 - 106* 106* 106*
K «S,team lst6B‘<7-107* 107* 107*
N? £el Ken 4Hs '89- 107* 107* 107*
N Y Tr Kk 6a'46 stp__ 93 93 93
NY W&B 4*s'4«-16* 16* 16*
Norf So 1st 6a'41- 82* 82* 82*
Norf So 1st ref 6a '61.. 31 8u* 31
Norf S 1st rf5a’61 cfa. 29* 29* 29*
North Am Co 6s 61 _ 104 1C3* 104
North Am Ed 6s '57 A. 108* 103* 103*
North Am Ed 6s 69 C. 103* 103 103*
North Am Ed 6*s ’63. 103 102* 103
Nor n Pao gen 3s 2047 75 74* 741.
Nor n 1’ac gn3s2047 rg 72 69* T>
Norn Pac 4a '97 .. 104* 104* lu4*
Nor'n Pac 4*s 2047 ... 98* 98* 98*
North Pac 5s 2047 C_ 103* 103* 103*
Nor n Pac 6s 2047 D__. 103* 108* loi*
North Pao 6s 2047-111* m* m*
Ohio Edison 4a'65.... 104* 103* 104*
Unt pwr Nias 5s 43— 112* 112* 112*
Dreg \\ RR 4a 61-106* 104* 105*
p^c Coast 5s'46__ 72* 72* 72*
Pac Gas & El 3 *a '66. 97 97 97*
Pac G&E3*a'61-102 101*101*4
Pac G A E 4s 64- 106 106 105
Pan Am PC6s'40ctfa. 48* 43* 43*
Paramount Pic 6a '66_ 100* 100* 100*
Parmelee 6s 44- 68* 66 66*
Penn Co 4s 61- 102 102 102
Penn Dixie C 6a‘41... IOO 99* 99*
Penn O & Det 4*s'81. 109* 109* 109*
Penn O & D 4 * a 77_ 106 105 106
PcnnP&D4*s 81- 104* 108* 103*
Penn RIt 3*s '62- 109* 108* 109
Penn RH 3 * a TOC_ 99* 99 99*
Penn RR con 4s 48-111* 111* 111*
Penn HR 4 *s'31 D- 106* 106* 106*
Penn K R 4 *8 '14_ 106* 106 106
Penn HR gn 4*s 66— 109* 109* 109*
Penn RR deb 4 *s'70. 101* 100* 101*
Penn HR gen 6s 68.__ 116*116 116
Pere Mara 4 *s’80_ 97* 97* 974
Pere .Mara 1st 4e 66... 93* 93* 98*
Phila B&W 4*s'81 109 109 169
Phlla Co 6s 67 — 105* 104* 104*
Phlla & H C&l 6a'71_81 lo* 30*
Phlla &RC&1 6s 49_13* 13* 13*
PhlllDPlne Ry 4s 37_ 27 27 27'
PCC&St D4*s'77 C-_ 107 106* 107
PCC&St L 6s'70 A ... 116 116 116
x’ltts&VY Va 4*s'69 B 90* 89* 90*
Port Gen El 4*S 60.. 61* 61* 61*
Postal Tel &C 6a *63 . 27* 2»* I6*
Potomac El P 3 *a'66. 102* 102* 102*
Pure Oil 4*s 60 ww.. 118 117*118
Pure Oil 4*s'60 iw__ 104 104 104
R-K-O 6#'41- 117 U7 n7
Reading R 4*a'97 A.. 107* 107 107
Rem-R 6*8 '47 A ww. 108* 107* 108*
Republlo Stl 4 *a '60.. 176* 174 174
Republio Stl 4*s 66— 98* 98 98
Republic Stl 4*a 61.. 97* 97* 97*
Republic Stl 6*a'64.. 117 116*117
Richfield 011 6s 44__ 62 60* 60*
Revere Cop 4*8 66 .. 103* 103* 103*
Richfield O 6s’44 ctfs.. 60* 60* 60*
R 1 A&L 18t 4*8'34_ 23 22* 23
Saguenay Pw4*s-66._ 100* 100* 100*
St Jos & Gr Xsl 4s 47— 108 107* 108
St Jo Ry E T&P 5a'37. 99 99 gg
St D LM&S R&O 4s'33_ 82 *1 gi
St DIM&SR&S4s'33ct_ 81 80* 81
St L R M & P 5s'55- 82* 82* 82*
St D-S Fran 4s '60A .. 29* 29* 29*
St D-S F 48 '60 A ctfs. 26* 26* 26*
St D-S Fran 4*a'78__ 29 28* 29
St D-S F 4 *a'78 cf at. 25 24* 25
St D-S Fran 5s '50 B ... 30 29* 30
St D-S F 6s 60 B ctfs.. 26* 26* 26*
St D S W 1st 4s'89 _91 91 91
StPKCSD4*l 41 23* 23* 23*
St P M&M P ext 4s '40. 102 102 102
CM. g- iyiociyj exi 08 4) _ 1U2 102 102
San A & A Pass 4s 43. 1014 1014 1014
Schulco 64s’46 A Stp. 34 34 84
Seabd A L 4s’60 stp_ 80 4 29 4 294
Seabd A L ref 4s'69_ 164 164 164
Seabd A L 6s 45 A_ 204 194 194
Seabd A L 6s 45 ctfs.. 194 19 194
Seabd A-Fl 6s’35 A ct. 10 10 10
Shell Ud deb 3 Vis '61.. 99 984 99
Skelly 011 4s-6l _ 99 99 99
Soeony Vac 34s’50 .. 1064 1044 IO64
South Bell T&T 6s ’41 1064 1054 1054
Southn Cal Gas 4s '65 1024 1024 1024
Southn Cal Gas 4H '61 1064 1064 1064
So Colo Pwr 6s '47 A_. 1054 1054 1054
South Nat G 44s'51_ 984 98 4 984
So Pac 34s 46 _ 1004 100 100
So Pac col 4s 49_ 95 4 96 4 95 4
So Pac ref 4s 65_ 1064 1054 1064
So Pac 4 4s 68- 904 904 904
So Pac 4 4s ’69_ 90 90 90
So Pao 44s 81- 894 894 894
So Pac Oreg 44s’77_ 96 964 »64
So Pac S F Ter 4s ’60.. 108 108 108
So Ry gen 48*66 A_ 79 784 784
So Ry 6s’94 - 1074 1064 1064
So Ry pen 6s ’58- 994 994 994
So Ry 6 4s’66 - 1024 1024 1024
So Ry M & O 4s '38_ 96 96 96
Sournwn G&E 4s 60.. 1014 1014 1014
Spokane Int 6s *65 __824 82 . 324
Stand Oil N J 3s 61._. 974 964 974
8tudebaker cv 6s 46_ 128 1264 1264
Swift* Co 3 4s’60 ._ 1064 1064 1064
Tenn El Pw 6s 47 A 94 4 93 4 984
Terra As St L 4%s '39. 1064 1064 1064
Texarkana 6 4s'60_ 105 1044 106
Texas Corp 34s 51 _. 1024 102 1024
Texas* Pac 5s 77 B._ 1034 1034 1034
Texas * Pac 6s 79 C-. 1034 1034 1084
Texas* Pac 5s 80 D . 104 1034 1084
Tex * Pac 1st 6s 2000 . 119 119 119
Tex & P MPT 64s ’64. 1084 1084 1084
Th.rd Av ref 4s 60 6t 6O4 604
Third A ad 1n ex 6s’66 314 81 81
Tide Water O 3 4s'52 994 99 994
Un El L. & P 5s 67 .. 1064 1064 1064
Un El L.& P 64a 64__ 1034 1034 1084
Un OH of Cal 3 4>’52. 1104 1104 1104
Union Pao 34s 70_ 964 964 964
Un Pac 34a'71_ 96 944 96
Un Pao 1st 4s '47_ 1124 1124 1124
Un Pao 1st rf 4s 2001.. 1064 106 1064
United Biscuit 6s'60.. 1064 1064 1064
, United Drug 6s '61_994 994 »94
FREIGHT LOADINGS
AT M MARK
Week’s Increase Raises
Total 15.1 Per Cent
Above Year Ago.
NKW YORK Muy T—The Asso
ciated Pres*, xrMf.oneUv adjusted weekly
Index of freight cur loadings, based
on l8”R-.'lo ns 1 on declined today to
Hi h, compared with H‘!.2 the previous
week and 88 H n year ago.
Range or recent years
18.17. 18M8. 18.15. 1834. 1833.
lTlah H*J •* H I 5 711 85 8 87.3
Low 73 0 80.7 58.0 68.6 47.7
By the Associated Press.
The Association of American Rail
roads reported today 782,423 cars of
revenue freight, were loaded during
the week ending last Saturday.
This was an Increase of 21,241 cars,
or 2 8 per cent, compared with the
preceding week; an Increase of 111,535,
or 15.1 per cent, compared with a year
ngo, and an increase of 213,496, or
37 5 per cent, compared with two years
ago
The report classified the loadings as
follows:
This wk. Last. wk. Year aeo.
Miscellaneous 325.994 — 1.219 +42.290
Leas than car
lot 171.309 4- 1.479 4- 9 927
Coal _ 124 BOH 4- 6,141 4- 6.039
Clra In and
products 29.031 — 19C, — 4,ii3(i
West, dlsts. 13.323 — 539 — .3 559
Live stock 14 953 4- 99 — 327
West, dlsts. 11.945 4- 23 — 53]
Forest prod'ts 37.132 4- 147 4- 4.999
Ore _ 70.192 4-15.4 33 4-52.302
Coke 10.397 4- 343 +- 2.742
FEDERATED DEPARTMENT
HOLDERS APPROVE ISSUE
By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, May 7.—Preferred
stockholders of Federated Department
Stores, Inc., today authorized a $2,
000,000 bond issue by one of its con
trolled companies.
Issuer of the proposed bonds is John
Shillito Co. of Cincinnati, subsidiary of
F. & R. Lazarus & Co., of the fed
erated group.
A first mortgage Issue, bearing 4V4
per cent, the securities will be uncon
ditionally guaranteed as to principal
and interest by the Lazarus concern.
In addition to the Lazarus com
pany, which operates at Columbus,
Ohio, Federated has controlling inter
ests in Abraham & Straus, Inc., Brook
lyn, N. Y.; William Filene's Sons Co,
Boston, and Bloomingdale Brothers,
Inc., New York.
Washington Produce
BUTTER—02 score. 1-pound prints. 35:
14-pound prints. 36: tub. 34: 0<* score.
1-pound prints. 34. *'4-pound prints. 35;
tub 33.
MEATS—Choice beef. 18: calves. 16;
v'e.a|. 18. lamb 24: pork loin. 24 frozen
sliced bacon. 33. slab bacon. 28; com
pound 1312: lard. 14'*.
STOCK—Pig' 8>^a0 light hogs.
p'«a.»34: mediums. 0*.,ain. heavies. 83«a
6 « roughs .V 2a*: calves. 8al0.
Prices paid shippers, net. f o. b. Wash
ington By the United States Bureau of
Agricultural Economics
EGGS—Market about steady at. un
changed nrices. Current receipts ] SN
IP. hennery whites. io-2n: Government;
graded and dated white peas <nei prices
paid shippers, f o. b. Washington! U. S.
extras large. 23 U. S extras, mediums,
10 U. S standards large 20.
LIVE POULTRY—Market about steady
nt unchanged prices. Fowl, colored, heavy
10-20 Leghorns 14-15; chickens. Rocks,
22-24. crosses. 21-23: Lechorns 17-18;
old guineas. 25-30 each; turkeys, old hens.
16-17. old toms. 14.
Fruits and Vegetable*.
Sales in large lots, by original receivers,
up to 8 a m. today:
APPLES—No carlot arrivals; one broken
car on track. Supplies moderate, demand
moderate. market steady. Maryland.
Pennsylvania. Virginia and West Virginia,
bushel baskets. U S. No. 1 Wmesans.
IVB-lnch minimum. 1 loal.15: 2-inch
minimum. 1.25a 1.35; 2,4-inch minimum.
1.9(>a2.00; 2‘2-inch minimum 2.35a2.50;
-l^-inch minimum, mostly around 2.60;
Yellow Newtowns. 2V4-inch minimum. 1.65
al.75; 2,a-inch minimum. 2.00a2.15; 234
inch minimum. 2 25a2 35 Ben Davis. 2*4-I
inch minimum. 1 15al.25: 2la-inch mini-1
mum. 1 40al.50; Golden Delicious. 2‘4-inch
minimum. 1.75: 2‘2-inch minimum. 2.00a
2.25: 23,4-inch minimum. 2.5(»; few higher;
Paragons. 2’2-inch minimum. 1.85&2.O0;
234-inch minimum 2.00, few higher;
3-inch minimum. 2.25: few higher: Stay
mans. 2*4-lnch minimum 1 05al.75: 2‘-2
inch minimum. 2.ooa2.25: 234-inch mini
mum. 2.25a2.35. Boxes combination extra
fancy and fancy. Delicious. 2 25a2 75.
Golden Delicious. 2.25a2 7 5 C grade. De
licious. 2.(*0a2.25: Golaen Delicious. 2.0oa
2.25: Paragons, extra fancy and fancy.
2.25a2.50: scalded 1.85al 75: Romes, ex
tra fancy and fancy. 138 size. 2 (M»a2.15:
J25 size. 2.15a2.25; 113 size 2.25a2 35:
66 s and larger. 2 50. Staymans. extra
fancy and fancy 2.25a2 .50: scalded 1.75a
2.oo, Winesaps. extra fancy and fancy. 103
size. 2.25. 150s 2.25a2.35: 138s. 2.35a
2.50; 125-113s. 2.50a2.65. Cartons: Gold
en Delicious. 144s. 2.nOa2.25: 112s. 2.25a
2.50: Delicious, loos, 2.25a2.50; 112s.
2.50a2.75. 06s. 2.75. few higher. Lowrys.
1608. 1.75a 1.85: 112s. J.85al.90; Stay
mans. 144s. 1.90a2.0U: 112s. 2.00a2.25:
144_s. 2 25. Winesaps. fancy. 160s. 2.25a
2.35: 112s. 2.35a2.50: Yellow Newtowns.
U. S. No. 1. 160s. 2.00; 112s. 2.25.
POTATOES—One Idaho, one Florida,
three Maine arrived: five broken and ten
unbroken cars on track. Old stock: Sup
p,Ve,si,moderate: demand moderate: market
slightly stronger. Hundred-pound sacks.
U. S. No. 1: Maine, Green Mountains.
2.25- 2.36: Idaho. Russet Burbanks. 3.00
3.10. New stock: Supplies light: demand
moderate; market slightly stronger. Flor
ida- double-head barrels. Spaulding Rose.
U S. No 1. 5.50-6.00: mostly 5.75.
ASPARAGUS—No carlot arrivals: no
cars on track. Truck receipts light; sup
plies light: demand moderate: market
steady. New* Jersey, pyramid crates, dozen
bunches, colossal. 3.75-4.00: fancy, 3.0n
3.25: Delaware, pyramid crates, dozen
bunches, large size. 3.5o
CABBAGE—No carlot arrivals: one un
broken car on track. Truck receipts light:
supplies light: demand moderate: market
steady South Carolina 1 ^-bushel ham
pers. pointed type, packed locally, l.25
CARROTS-—One California arrived’ one
broken and one unbroken cars on track
Supplies light: demand moderate, market
steady. California. Western lettuce crates.
3.25- 3.50: Texas, bushel baskets. 1.75
CAULIF-LOWER—No carlot arrivals: five
broken cars on track. Supplies moderate:
demand moderate- market steady. Cali
fornia. crates. 2.00-2.25. mostlv 2.10.
CELERY—Two Florida arrived: five
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-lQ dozen. 2.00-2.25: poorer lower.
LETTUCE—Two California arrived:
seven broken and three unbroken cars on
track Supplies liberal; demand moderate;
market steady Western crates. Iceberg
type mostly fair to ordinary condition:
California. 5 dozen. 4.00-5.00; very few
sales high as 5.50: poorer. 3.00-3.50; 6
dozen, fair condition. 2.75-3.00.
Onion Prices Steady.
ONIONS—One New York, three Texas
arrived: four unbroken cars on track. Sup
plies light: demand moderate; market
steady. FMfty-pound sacks. U. S. com
mercial. Texas: Yellow Bermudas. 1.65
1.75- Trys^l Wh^e Wax 1 75.
PEAS—No carlot arrivals: two broken
cars on track. Truck receipts light: sup
plies light’ demand light: market weak.
South Carolina, bushel hampers. 1.00-1.10;
very few sales high as 1.25.
Hish. Low Close
United Rvs St L «»'34 31 2954 81
U S Rubber 6s 47 107 10614 107
Utah L A T 6s 44 (A). 99M 99H 99H
Utah P A L 6s '44 ... 10154 10154 10154
Util P AL 6s 69 ww 61H 60H 8014
Util P A L 6 H S *47 —_. 62 62 (2
Vanadium cv 6» 41-.. 10414 10414 104V*
Va E A P 1 St ref 4a’66. 107 107 107
Va S W con 6a *68 ... *7V4 971* 9714
VaRy 1st SHs'66 A.. 10454 1 04 10454
Wabash 4Hs'78- 88 88 88
Wabaab 1st 6s’39- 941* 94 9454
Wabash 2d 6a 39_ 89 H 8314 881*
Wabash ta'76 B- 8914 8914 8914
Wabash 6a 80 D_- 89H 8914 89H
Wabaab 6Ha '76 - 40 40 40
Walker HAS 414a 46. 106 10454 10454
Walworth 4a 65 . 8054 805* 801
Warnar Bros cv 6*'89 95 #454 95
Warren Br cv 6a 41 .. 6654 6 6 65
W Sb 1st 4S 2061 gtd._ 9254 9254 9254
West'n Md 1st 4s'6310454 1*4 10454
Wesfn Md 5H* '77 10654 10654 10654
Westn NYAP gn 4*48 10754 10754 10754
Wsst’n Psc 6s 48 A S&14 3414 *614
West'n Pac 6* 46 A as 3454 1454 3454
Waat*n Un 4Hi 60 102U 10214 10214
Westn Un cl tr 6a '88.. 10214 10214 102‘i
West'n Un 6a '61- 102H 10214 10214
Westn Un 6a 60 _ 10154 101 101
Wheel Steel 4Ha'6*~ 1004 1*014 10014
W Sp Stl COD 7a '86 et. 8654 3614 8654
Wlleon A Co 4a '66_IO054 10014 10014
Wla Cent lat gn 4a ‘49. 2# 29 *9
Wla C lit gn 4a '49 et— 2654 8654 2654
Wla C SAD Trm4a‘3<_ 1954 19 19
rngetnSAT* Ha'll.. 144 14*H 14254
Y*ngrtn SAT 4a '61_ 191H 101 10114
U. S. Lead Stocks
Continue Steady
Decline in Month
By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, May 7.—Continuing
the steady decline started in August
last year, stocks of lead at smelters
and refineries in the United States
dropped 15,454 short tons in March,
the American Bureau of Metal Sta
tistics reported today.
Stocks on hand April 1 totaled 212.
831 tons, compared with 238,285
March 1.
Receipts of lead in ore and scrap by
United States smelters during March
totaled 50,678 short tons and for the
first three months 130,562 tons, the
report stated.
REVENUES JUMP
1936 Total Best Since 1930
and 25 Per Cent Ahead
of 1935.
By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. May 7—Southern
Pacific Lines, second biggest railway
system of the country, today reported
1936 operating revenues of $204,338,
550, the largest since 1930 and a gain
of 25 per cent over 1935.
The annual pamphlet report said
conditions affecting traffic volume were
generally favorable throughout the
year, and the Increase in operating
revenues resulted principally from a
rise of 31 per cent in net-ton miles of
revenue freight.
Also a factor was a gain of 21.8 per
cent in revenue passenger miles of the
steam rail lines.
Heavier traffic, the report said, was
augmented during the last three
months of the year owing to interrup
tion of steamship service at Pacific
ports.
Operating expenses increased 19.5
per cent Taxes rose less than 1 per
cent. Equipment and joint facility
rents increased 32 3 per cent.
Net railway operating income
totaled $34,086,680, an increase of
71 8 per cent. The upturn In freignt
revenues was 25.9 per cent.
The emergency freight rate sur
charges authorized by the Interstate
Commerce Commission in April, 1935,
and which expired December 31, 1936,
produced about $2,570,000 for South
ern Pacific Lines, compared with $1,
400.000 in 1935.
NEW YORK SUGAR.
NEW YORK May 7 iff).—Raw sugar
was unchanged early rodav at 3 45 for
spots, with no sales reported. There were
some nearby sugars available at this level
but local refiners showed no interest
above 3 42.
Futures v.err firmer for the No 4 con
tract on further covering and commission
house buying promoted by the firmness
or the London market and a favorable
interpretation of the results of the in
ternational conference The No 3 con
tract however was quiet with small, ir
regu.ar price charters. July No 4 sold
up to 1.2*, and September to I.2.V2 or 2’2
to 3 Points net higher with the market
a. midday holding within a fraction of
the best.
Trading In the No 3 contract was con
fined to May at 2 50 or i point net lower
and to July end September at 2.51 or i
point net higher
Refined was quiet and unchanged at
4.bo lor fine granulated.
-—
MONTREAL SILVER.
MONTREAL. May 7 (JP>.—Silver futures
owned steady, 15 to 20 lower. May.
44.80b: July, 44.70b; September. 44.60b.
D-Bid.
*-•
RUBBER FUTURES.
NEW YORK. May 7 Iffy—Crude rubber
futures opened firm. 7 to 4 1 higher. Mav.
21.85b; July. 22.28-30; September. 22.40
4* b—Bid,
We Are Making
Conservative Loans on
Business Property Only
AT 4V2%
for new construction
or refinancing.
(Shannon & l(jchS|
Morttase Loan Correspondents
MASSACHUSETTS MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE CO.
1505 H St. N.W. Noth 2345
Amortized
LOANS
for buying, building
or refinancing loans
on your home, made
under Federal Hous
ing Act, Title 2.
This Bank Has Mode
Over $2,000,000.00 of
These Loans
® SECURITY,
Saoiivc^s & Commercial
g BANK I
Two Convenient Branches:
9th & G . 1518 K
Sts. N.W. * $t. N.W.
Member Federal Deposit
Insurance Corporation
BEFORE YOU
MORTGAGE
or rofinanco your homo
or businoss proporty
LOOK into our plan that
offers you a loan, repayable
by convenient monthl y p ay*
menu, which, in addition
to saving you commissions
and renewal charges, also
gives you a share in the
profits of this Association.
NORTHERN LIBERTY
BUILDING ASSOCIATION
Sit SEVENTH STREET, N. W.
Established 46 years
MEMBER OF
FEDERAL HOME LOAN BANK SYSTEM
D. C. BUILD1NO AND LOAN LEACUE
U. B. BUILDING AND LOAN LEACUE
WEATHER SUB
RETMBUYING
More Uniform Advance Re
ported for Week by Dun
& Bradstreet.
By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, May 7—Trade move
ment for the week was more uniform.
Dun <fe Bradstreet said today in the
weekly trade review'.
"Favored by auspicious weather and
helped by special clearance events,
retail distribution recovered some of
the ground yielded in April,” the re
port said.
"In wholesale market future com
mitments were more generous as the
price trend turned steadier, and the
volume was further enlarged by the
most numerous reorders in a month.
"Proceeding at full stride, more in
dustries were forced to adopt faster
operating rates in an effort to ex
pedite overdue shipments."
Sales for the country as a whole were
estimated at from 3. to 6 per cent
over last week and 8 to 25 per cent
over the 1936 comparative.
Sectional increases over last year
were: New England, 15 to 20 per cent;
East, 12 to 25; Middlewest, 18 to 25;
Northwest, 12 to 22; South, 15 to 30,
Southwest, 12 to 18, and Pacific Coast,
8 to 16.
"Rebound of consumer buying from
the more leisurely pace of April was
pronounced in most retail divisions.
Long postponed requirements were
covered generously in women's dresses,
millinery, hosiery and shoes," the re
view said.
“Men's suits sold well, and there
was more interest in shirts, under
wear and furnishings."
Leading in the wholesale field,
where the volume increased 18 to 35
per cent over 1936, were orders for
women's white coats, cotton dresses
and open-crowned millinery. For
men: Slacks, sport coats and linen
suits. Swim suits and bathing ap
parel were more prominent in this
week’s orders.
Demand continued heavy for farm
equipment and builders’ supplies,
while industry moved along 25 to 40
per cent above the 1935 comparative.
-•
NEW YORK BAR SILVER.
NEW YORK, May 7 i/P).—Bar silver
easy, lower at 45.
I
First Mortgage Loans
District of Columbia
Nearby Maryland—
and Virginia—
Homes
Apartments
Business
Properties
Terms from
3 to 15 Years
Also Monthly Payment Loans
Randall H. Hagner & Co.
Incorporates
MORTGAGE LOAN CORRESPONDENT
Nets Tor* lift Inturinct Co.
IStI Conn. Avt. N.W. DE. 3800
i_
First
Trust
Loans
For Purchasing a Home or
RE-FINANCING
EXPIRING TRUSTS
NO COMMISSION CHARGE
NO RENEWALS REQUIRED
I
Terms Arranged on
E*sjr Monthly Payment!
I AAtMgCl BU'LOING 4 lOAH
ASSOCIATION COUNCIL ^O.C
NATIONAL
T^ermanertt
BUILDING ASSOCIATION
I UNDER. SUPERVISION g
" *7 U.S. TREASURY |
( 049 NINTH STREET, tW. |
U. S. TREASURY NOTES.
NEW YORK, May 7 </pn-—Price* quoted
In dollar* and thirty-aeconds
Month. Pet. Year. Bid Asked ADyleld
Sent., 3Y«_1037 101.4 101.fi
Feb. 2*._1038 101.15 101,17 52
Mar., 3 _1038 102.5 102.7 'ok
June, 2%_1038 102.13 102 15 'in
Sept. 2 '-2_1038 102.5 102.7 81
Mar,, 1'2_1030. 100.22 100 24 1 00
June. 2's_1030 101.28 101.30 1 Hi
Dec. I3,_1030 100.1.3 100 15 110
Mar., IS_1040 100.23 100,25 1 35
June. l>2_1040 100.7 100.0 1 41
Dec.. P2_1040 100.3 100.5 145
Mar., 112-1041 100 100 2 1.48
June, l3, 1041 00.10 00.18 1.48
Dec, 1V4-.-1041 08.24 08 2ri 1.51
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE.
PHILADELPHIA. May 7 (48.—Live poul
try—Cross-breds. fancy. 314 pounds cr
over. 24a25, few 2«. ducks. White Pekin.
15; Muscovy, white. 18; colored. Ifial7:
turkeys, fancy hens. li;al7.
Butter—Top grades. 34',a3S: 02, 33'A*
34; 02, 33; Oil. 32‘a. 80. 32; 88, 31 i2_
OFFICE FURNITURE
WE SELL, BUY OR EXCHANGE
Desks Steel Files
Tables Steel Cabinets
Chairs Safes
BAUM’S FURNITURE HOUSE
1416 Era St N.W Pbona NA 2184
Money for Construction Loans
and
Loans on Existing Properties
5%
FIRST DEED OF TRUST ONLY
GEORGE I. BORGER
643 Indiana Ave. N.W.
Nal’I 0350
Safe
Investments
First mortgage notes,
*yell secured on ecn
/f\ servotively appraised,
^ 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
First Mortgoge
LOANS
ON
IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
At 5%
Monthly Payments
If Preferred
Construction Loans
District of Columbia,
Nearby Md. and Virginia
WM. J. FLATHER, Jr.,
Inc.
1508 H St. NA. 1753
First
Mortgage
Money
For
CONSTRUCTION
LOANS
and
LOANS ON
IMPROVED
PROPERTY
in the
District of Columbia
Nearby Maryland
and Virginia
Prompt Action
B. F. SAUL CO.
925 15th Street Natl 2100
We Are Pleased to Announce That
JOHN A. PURCELL
is now associated with us in our
WASHINGTON OFFICE
Mackubin, Legg & Company
Established 1999
Woodward Building
15th and H Sts. N.W.
Members
New York Stock Exchange Washington Stock Exchange
Baltimore Stock Exchange New York Curb Exchange
(Associate)
I
Redwood and South Sts. 14 Wall Street ,
Baltimore New York
_
HOME LOANS
TO PURCHASE,
BUILD OR REFIHAHCE
interest ns Low ns
5%
Easy Monthly Payments as low as
$7.50 per $1,000.
Vour Savinge Here are protected by
Federal Ineurance up to S5,000
COLUMBIA BUILDING ASSOCIATION
716 11th Street Opposite Palais Royal
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