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Most Changes Fractional.
New Haven Railroad
Loans Ease.
Bond Averages
20 10 10 10
Rails Indust Util Fan
Net change. —.1 Unc. —.1 +.1
Today noon. 93.3 103.1 98.2 71.7
Prev. day... 93.4 103.1 98 3 71.6
Month ago.. 93.9 103.2 98.8 71.1
Year ago... 91.8 102.9 101.8 69.0
1937 high... 99.0 104.4 102.8 74.7
1937 low_ 92.6 102.4 97.8 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.
Noon_110.7 Prev. day. 110.7
Month ago 109.9 Year ago. 112.2
1937 high. 1137 1937 low.. 108.4
1936 high. 113 5 1936 low.. 110.2
1928 high. 104 4 1932 low.. 86.8
(Compiled by tne Associated Press.)
Ev tt.p Associated Press.
NEW YORK, June 3.—Mixed to
slightly higher prices ruled in the
bond market during quiet trading to
day.
Most changes were fractional, al
though New York, New’ Haven &
Hartford liens veered sharply, w-ith
most swings on the downside late in
the session. The 4s of 1957 lost nearly
5 points from its previous sale Tues
day, the 3:_s of 1956 dropped more
than 1 and the 4’_s 0f 1967 declined
more than 2.- Moving against the
others, the 3'2s of 1954 gained sev
eral points. Most of these ismes had
staged sharp runups following the
road's filing of a reorganization plan
Tuesday.
American Water Works 6.s and Wal
worth 4s improved a bit.
United States Government liens
were quiet, with a few more gains
than losses showing. Changes, how
ever, were extremely small.
There was some support for Euro
pean loans as the threat of interna
tional conflict subsided. French, Ger
man, Italian and Japanese issues
found moderate backing.
-•
CHICAGO PRODUCE.
CHICAGO. June .1 i.T .—Poultry, livev *4<>
trucks steady, hens, over 5 pounds. 1T 1 .
A pounds ana ie- . IT: Leghorn hens. 1 ^.
Fryers, colored 22 Plymouth and White
Rock 21; barebacks. 1* Leghorn. I*1.’*
2n. Springs, colored '-‘4 Plymouth Rock.
28l2: White Reck 21. barebacks. roosters.
J.‘>. Leghorn roo.-ier.-. 12 Turkeys, hens.
18 toms. 11 No. 2 turkeys i:;. Duck*,
tehite and colored 41. pounds up. 14;
small. 12; geese. 11.
Butter. 22.119 ’oadv prices un
changed F.cc'. 24.9*5: unsettled; prices
unchanged
Potatoes 95 on track 211 total U
8 shipments. 1.1.*2 old stock about
steady. supplies light -demand light:
sacked per hundredweight Idaho Russet
Burbank' U S N 1 2.25-50 Baker
size 2 !»•' U S No 2. 1 .80-75: Michigan
Russet Purak U S No 1 l.T". New
stock Best quality Southern Triumphs
firm, other stock steady: supplies rather
light, demand good: Louisiana Bliss Tri
umphs U. S No. 1 2.00-25: Cobblers.
V S No 1 "’'.i Mississippi Bliss Tri
umphs U S No. I 2.00-1" U. S No. 2.
few sales 1.15: Alabama Bliss Triumph.'
V S. No 1 showing heated spotted sacks.
1 75-2.00: U. S No 2 1.10: California
White Rose. U S. No. 1. 1.95-2.05: U. S.
Commercials. 1.90.
NEW YORK SUGAR.
NEW YORK June 3 -T —Raw sugar was
tj net anri unchanged early today at 3.35
lor spot with no sales recorded.
Futures were a little more active and
prices steadier especially the No 4 con
tract. on increased trade covering and
commission house buying prompted by
the steadiness of London and indications
of one of the largest foreign refiners was
preparing to make liberal purchases abroad.
In No. 3 contract price changes were
much narrower with some Cuban hedge
selling in ’he new crop position* absorbed
by trade buying and covering No. 4 con
tract at best showed gains of l1 to * a
points although there were setbacks under
realizing with July reacting from 1 221.
to 1.22 and March from 1.34 to 1 33 leav
ing the list at midday 1 point net higher.
No 3 July rallied from 2 4:'. to 2.44
rh;le March held at 2.30 or net uncharged
to l point higher
Refined was uncharged af 4 70 for fine
iranulated with demand light and limited
to nearby requirements.
PARIS BANK CHANGES.
PARIS Jure 3 <.T’ The Bank of France
etarpment for the week ended May 28 (in
millions of francs 1.
Gold reserve _ 57.358 Unch.
Sight balances abroad 13 — 1
gills purchased abroad 1.023 — 4(5
iscounted commercial bills
—France 7.987 -4* 804
Temporary advances to
state «prior to June 18.
193(51 12.179 —• 12
Temporary advances to
stafp (since June 18.
t»3< I 7.800 Unch.
Advances against securities 3.777 — 05 I
Circulation 85.745 -4-398
Total credit to current ac
counts 17 920 -4-212
80-day advances against
government securities 385 •—129
Rate of discount. 4 per cent.
FOREIGN EXCHANGES.
NEW YORK June 3 t-V —Foreign ex
change easy Great Britain in dollars,
Others in cents Gres' Britain demand.
4.92,7: cables. 4 92,7: un-day bills. 4.9012.
France demand. 4.45: cables 4 15,V.
Italy, demand. 5.28>4: cables 5.20*4.
Demands—Belgium. It? S2*«- Germany,
free. 40.08 registered. 20.75: travel.
24.05: Holland. 54 981--. Norway. 24.73:
Sweden "5 38 Denmark 21.98. Finland.
2.19 Switzerland 22.82: Spain, unquoted:
Portugal. 4 49 Greece .91: Poland. 18.97:
Czechoslovakia 341': Yugoslavia. 2.34:
Austria. !8.75n: Hungary. 19 80: Rumania.
.75. Argentina 32.81 n: Brazil. R.RO^n;
Tokio. 28 09. Shanghai. 29 9n. Hongkong.
30.44: Mexico Citv 27 85. Montreal in
New York, loo.no N^w Y'ork in Montreal.
100.00. n — Nominal.
NEW YORK PRODUCE.
NEW YORK June .1 UP).—Ecks. "4.SCO:
About steady Mixed colors unchanged.
Butter 18.558: firmer Creamery,
higher than extra. extra (92
score* 31 -3114: firsts <88-91 scores).
2T34-3034: seconds <81-37 scores). 23-27;
centralized <90 score1. 30
Cheese. 08.214: firm Prices unchanced.
Live poultry, by freight., steady to firm,
fowl, colored 19-20: roosters and ducks.
12 Other freight oriels unchanged.
Bv express about steady. Fowls col
ored, 18-20: roosters. 12: other freight
prices unchanged.
Dressed poultrv steady. All fresh and
frozen prices unchanged.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
LONDON. June 3 IJP> —Trading was
Quiet on the stock exchange today. Lower
prices were the rule through most of the
list. Renewed rumors of a pending cut in
the price of cold depressed minine issues.
Oils and the trans-Atlantic group eased.
German bonds improved and gilt-edged
shares were stead'’
PARIS—The Bourse closed with a heavy
tone today. Government bonds weakened,
rentes losing 2<> to 7o centimes: Bank of
Trance 100 points. Suez Canal dropped
115 points and Royal Dutch 130.
■■ ■— ■ ■ •
MONEY MARKET.
NEW YORK. June 3 (P>.—Call money
steady 1 per cent, all day; prime com
mercial paper, l per cent. Time loans
steady 00-Po days. 114: 4-0 months. 1 Va
per cent. Bankers’ acceptances un
changed Rediscount rate. New York Re
•erve Bank. 1>2 per cent.
-•
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE.
PHILADELPHIA. June 3 (/Pi.—Live
poultry. Spring chickens, fancy Plymouth
Rocks. 21-25. ns to weight; cross-breds.
20-24: Reds. 2o-23; Leghorns 11-18. as
to weight. Ducks white Pekins. young
3 3: few 14 Dressed poultry. old
roosters. 3 4-l61^.
-•
RUBBER FUTURES.
NEW YORK. June 3 i/Pi.—Crude rubber
futures opened easy. 22 to 33 lower. July.
20.01b: September. 20.23-24; December.
20 32-35. b—Bid
-•
MONTREAL SILVER.
MONTREAL, June 3 (/P).—Silver futures
opened stead, a higher. July. 44 82b;
September. 44.72b. December. 44.72b.
b—Bid.
♦ i
BONDS ON N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
By private wire dlract to Tha Star.
Approximate Transactions Today.
U S Gov’t Bonds 430,000
Foreign Bonds__ 950,000
Domestic Bonds_5,910,000
TREASURY.
All time shown below la daylight Having
on which tha Exchange la now operating.
High. Low Close.
2Us 1949-53_ 97.27 97.25 97.27
2*.s 1945-47_ 102.29 102.26 102.28
2S«S 1948-51_ 100.19 100.19 100.19
2'Us 1951-54_ 99.27 99.25 99.25
2 Us 1956-59_ 99.21 99.17 99.21
2%s 1955-60_ 100.21 100.18 100.21
3s 1946-48_ 104.9 104.9 104.9
3s 1951-65 _ 102.26 102.20 102.26
3 14 s 1946-49_ 104.26 104.26 104.26
314s 1941 _ 106.14 106.14 106.14
311s 1944-46 ... 106.12 106.10 106.12
3*4s 1940-43June 105.21 105.19 105.21
3 Us 194 1-43 Mar 106.14 106.13 106.14
314s 194 6-56 _ 109.27 109.26 109.27
4s 1944-54 _111.17 111.16 111.17
414 6-3 '43-45_ 106.22 106.15 106.18
4 V*s 1947-52 _116. 116. 116.
FEDERAL FARM MORTGAGE.
2 U s 1 94 2-4 7_101.22 101.18 101.18
3s 1947- 103.2 103.2 103.2
3s 1949- 102.11 102,11 102.11
314s 1 964_ 103. 103. 103.
HOME OWNERS' LOAN.
2'is 1942-44_ 99.29 99.24 99.29
2Us 1939-49_ 100.9 100.5 100.9
3s 1952- 102.29 101.28 101.28
FOREIGN BONDS.
High. Low Close.
Abltlbi Pa&Pw 5s '53 994 994 994
Adriatic Elec 7s'52.. 83 83 83
Antioquia 7s '45 A_ 13 13 13
Antioquia 7s'45 C 13 13 13
Antioquia 1st 7s'57 . 12 11*. 12
Antioqula 2d 7s'57 r. 12 12 12
Antioquia .Id 7s 57_ 12 12 12
Argentine 4s'72 _ 914 914 914
Argentine 5 4s 62... 100-4 1004 1004
Argentine 6S 69 Oct. 1014 1014 1014
Argentine 6s '60 May 1014 1014 1014
Argentine Hs'60 Sept 101 101 101
Argentine 6s'60 Oct. 1014 1014 1014
Argentine 6s'61 Febr 1004 1004 1004
Argentine 6s'61 May. 1014 1014 1014
Australia 4 4s'56_102 101 1014
Australia 5s'55_1074 1074 1074
Austrian 7s'67_ 1034 1034 1034
Belgium 6s'55 _ 1084 1084 1084
Belgium 64s ’49_ 110 1094 1094
Belgium 7s'55 _ 1174 1174 1174
Brazil 64s'26-’57_ 374 374 374
Brazil 64s'27-’67_ 37** 374 374
Brazil 7s'52 - 364 364 364
Brazil 8s 41 _ 444 431, 44
Brisbane 5s'57 - 101 1004 1004
Buenos A C 6s’60 Oct 100 100 100
Buenos A C 64s'55 . 1014 1014 1014
Buenos AC 3s 84 . 58 58 58
Beu A 44-44s’77 Pv 784 784 784
Buenos A 4 4s’76 Aug 79 4 784 794
Buenos A 6s'61 st Pv 87 87 87
Candaa 3l;s '61_ 994 994 994
Canada 5s'52_112'. 112 112
Chile 6s'60 _ 214 214 214
Chile 6s'61 Jan_ 214 214 214
Chile 6s'61 Febr_ 214 214 214
Chile 6s '63 _ 214 214 214
Chile Mtg Bk 6s'61... 18** 184 184
Colombia 6s 61 Jan.. 284 284 284
Colombia 6s'61 Oct._ 28*» 284 284
Col Mtg Bk 7s'47 ._ 224 224 224
Copenhagen 4 4*'53. 94** 934 944
Copenhagen 5s'52_ 994 994 994
Cordoba 7s 42 prv_ 964 964 964
Costa Rica 7s ’51 A... 334 334 334
Cuba 54s 45 _ 61 604 61
Denmark 4‘-js'62_ 984 984 984
Denmark 54s'55_1014 1014 1014
Denmark 6s'42 __ 1054 1054 1054
Dominic 1st 54s'42.. 78 774 774
Dominic 5 4s'61 ext. 784 784 784
El Salvador Ss'4 8 ct. 604 604 604
Frankfort 64s '53 . 22 22 22
French Gov 74s '41 . 1194 119 1194
Ger C Bk A 6s'60 Oct 34 34 34
Ger Gen Elec 6 4s'40 324 324 324
Ger Gov 54s 65 st .. 264 264 264
Ger Rep 7s 49 stpd ... 314 314 314
Ger Rep 7s 49 unst- 264 254 254
Greek Gov f.s '68_ 28 284 284
Helsingfors 6%s’60. 105 105 106
Italy 7s ’51 . 85% 85% 85%
Ital Crd P W 7s'47 B- 85% 85% 85%
Ital P U Crd 7s •52.— 73% 73% 73%
Japan 5%s 6a__81% 86% 87%
Japan 6%s '54 _ 99 99 99
Jugos Mt» Bk 7s ’57-_ 40% 40% 40%
Kreug&Toll 5s'59 cfs 49% 4814 49%
Lombard Elec 7s'52.. 73 73 73
Met Wat 5%s'50_ 103 103 103
Milan 6%s '52 _ 72 71% 72
Minas Gers 6 % s '58 __ 25% 25% 25%
Montevideo 7s'52 _ 68 67% 68
New So Wales 5s'67. 103% 103% 103%
Nord Ry 6%s’50_106% 106% 106%
Norway 4s 63 _ 98% 97% 98%
Norway 4%s '65_ 103*, 103% 103%
Norway 6s 43_ 106 106 106
Norway 6s'44_106% 106% 106%
Oslo 4 %s '55_ 99% 99% 99%
Panama 5s'63 _ 76% 76% 76%
Panama 5s '63 stp as 66*, 66% 66%
Panama 5 % s '53 105% 105% 105%
Paris Orl Ry 5%s '68 100 100 100
Pernambuco 7s'47_ 23% 23% 23%
Peru 6s '60_ 21 20% 20%
Peru 6s '61 _ 21 20», 20%
Poland 6s'40_ 60 50 60
Poland 7s '47_ 66 65% 65%
Poland 8s 50 _ 46% 46% 46%
Porto Alegre 7%s'66. 25% 25% 25%
Prussia 63 52 _ 22 22 22
Prussia 6%s 51_ 22 22 22
Queensland 6s'47_110% 110 110
Queensland 7s'41_110% 110% 110%
Rhine W El P 6s’52„ 22% 22% 22%
Rhine W El P 6s’53— 22% 22% 22%
Rio de Jan 6%s '53_ 25 24% 24%
Rio Gr do Sul 6s'68— 25% 25% 25%
Rio Gr do Sul 8s '46—. 30% 30% 30%
Rome 6%s 52_ 74 73% 73%
Sao Paulo St 7s'40 95% 95% 95%
Saxon St Mtg 6%s'46 25 25 25
Serbs "s'62_ 28 27% 27%
Serbs 8s'62_ 29 29 29
Shln'su E P 6%s’52.. 85 85 80
Taiwan Elec 5%s'71. 77% 77% 77%
Tokio 5%s '61 79 79 79
Tokto E L Ltd 6s'53.. 81% 80". 81
Tyrol Hy El 7%s'55. 98 98 98
Ujigawa E P 7s'45_ 94% 94% 94%
Uruguay 6s'60_ 66% 66% 66%
Uruguay 6s'64_ 66% 66% 66%
Uruguay 8s 46_ 66 65% 66
Vienna 6s'52_ 96% 96% 96%
Warsaw 7s'58_ 44% 44*. 44%
Yokohoma 6s'61_ 84 83% 83%
DOMESTIC BONDS.
Adams Express 4s'47 100% 100% 100%
Adams Express 4S '48 101 101 101
Alleg Corp 5s 44_ 98s, 98% 98%
AllegCorpBs 49_ 93s, 93% 93s*
AllegCorpBs 50 stp. 62% 62% 62%
Alleg Valley 4s'42 109 109 109
Allied Stores 4%s'60 99% 99% 99%
Am & For Pw 5s 2030 77% 77 77
Am Ice cv 6s '53 _ 96% 96 96
AmlGCh 5%s 49... 106% 106% 106%
Am Inti 5%s 49 _105% 105% 105%
Am T & T 3%s '61_ 99% 99 99%
Am T & T 3%s 66_ 981* 98% 98%
AmT&T4%s 39 — 105% 105 105%
Am T & T 5 %s 43 . 113s* 113% 113%
Am T F 2%S‘-5s’38-’50 136% 136% 136%
Am Wat Wks 6s'75 107 107 107
Anaconda deb 4%s'50 105% 105'% 105%
Anglo-Chi] Nit 7s '67 35 35 35
ArmourtDeDlst 4s'55 97s* 97% 97s*
Armour (Del) 4s'57.. 97% 97% 97%
Armstrong Ck 4s'50. 105% 105% 105%
A T&S Fe 4s '60_ 105 105 105
A T&S Fe adj 4s ’95_- 105% 105% 105%
A T&S Feadj 4s'95 st 105% 105% 105%
A T&S Fe gen 4s'96.. 109% 109 109%
A T&S Fe 4%s 48 108% 108% 108%
A T&S Fe C A 4%s '62 112% 112% 112%
Atla & Ch A L 5s’44 .. Ill 111 m
Atl Coast L 1st 4s'62 102% 102% 102%
Atl Coast L clt 4s'52. 93 93 93
Atl C L un 4%s'64 92 92 92
Atlantic & D lst4s’48 48 48 48
Atlantic & D 2dos’48_. 48 48 48
Atl G & VV 1st 5s'59.. 75 75 75
B&O 1st 4s 48_106% 106% 106%
B&0 4%s 60_ 75% 75 75
B & O ref 6s 95 A_ 85% 84% 84%
B&0 5s'96F ... 84% 84% 84%
B&O ref 5s 2000 D... 84% 84% 84%
B&O ref 6s 95 C -. 97% 97% 97%
B&OTLE&W V4s'41 103% 103% 103%
B&O Swn 5s 50 104% 104s* 104s*
Bell T of Pa 5s '48 B. 118% 118% 118%
Beth Steel 3%s'66 .. 95% 95% 95%
Beth Steel 4 %s 60... 103s* 103% 103%
Bos & Me 5s '67 _ 83% 83 83
Bos N ¥ A E4s'65-_. 27 26% 26%
Bot Con M 6%s '34 ct 24% 24% 24%
Bklyn Ed con 3%s '66 100% 100% 100%
Bklyn Man T 4%s'66 89% 88% 88%
Bklyn Un El 5s '60 _. 106 105% 105%
Bklyn Un Gas 5s'50.. 96 95% 95%
Bklyn Un G 5s '57 B .. 106 105% 105%
BulT R&Pcon 4%s'67. 85% 85% 85%
Bush Term con 6s'55. 63 63 163
High. Low. Close.
Bush Ter Bldg 5«'60. 64 64 64
Calif Packing 6s’40.. 105 105 105
Camag 7s 42 ctfs_ 23 23 23
Canada So 5s'62 A... 114 113% 114
Can dlan NR 4%s '51. 113% 113% 113%
Can'dian NR 4%s ’56. 113% 113", 113%
Can dlan NR 4%s'57. 112% 112% 112%
Can'dian NR 4%s'55. 116 116 116
Can'dian N 5s'69 July 116% 115% 116%
Can'dian P db 4s perp 94% 93% 93%
Can'dian Pac 4%s 60 102% 102% 102%
Can'dian P 5s'44 cfs. 114% 114'% 114%
Can dian Pac 6s '54... 107% 107% 107%
Caro Cl & O 6s'52 A.. 110% 110% 110%
Car & Gen 6s'50 ww_. 101 101 101
Cent Ga Chat 4s '51... 31 31 31
Cent Hud G&E 6s'57. 105% 105% 105%
Cent 111 E & G 5s '61 . 101% 101 101
Cent N England 4s'61 72 71% 71%
Cent of N J 4s'87 _ 51% 50 51
Cent of N J gen 6s '87 56% 55 56
Cent Pac 1st rf 4s '49. 107% 107% 107%
Cent Pac 5s'60_ 98% 98 98
Cent Steel 8s '41-122% 122% 122%
Ches & O 3%s 96 D__ 96% 96% 96%
C & O con 6s '39- 107% 107% 107%
Chi B&Q gen 4s '58 .. 111% lllVi 111%
Chi B&QI div 3%s'49 107% 107 107%
Chi B&QI dlv 4s '49._ 110% 110% 110%
Chi & E 111 6s’61_ 39 38 38%
Chi Grt West 4s'69 .. 43% 42% 42%
Chi Ind & L ref 6s '47. 30% 30% 30%
CMAStP gn 4%s’89 C. 58% 58% 68%
C M & St P 6s 76_ 28% 27% 28
CM&StP&P adj5s2000 9% 9 9
Chi & NW 4%s 2037 . 25% 24% 25%
Chi & NW 4%s 2037 C 25% 24% 25%
Chi & NW 4%s '49 _ 17 16% 17
Chi & NW gen 5s'87 .. 41% 41% 41%
C&NW Nr W 6%s'36 45 45 45
C&N W D P V 4 % s'4 7 50% 50% 50%
Chi R l&P rf 4s 34 .. 20% 20% 20%
Chi R l&P gen 4s'88.. 35 34", 34".
Cht R l&P 4 %s '62_ 19 18fc 18%
Chi R l&P 4%s '60_ 11% 11 ]I%
Chi Un Sta 3 %s'61 104% 104% 104''*
Chi Un Sta 3%s'63 E 107% 1(17% 107%
Chi Un Sta 4s '44 106% 1061. 106%
Chi & W In con 4s '52 103% 103% 103!,
Chi & W Ind 4 %s '62. 102% 102 102%
Childs & Co 5s'43_ 87 87 87
Cin G & E 3 %s'66 ... 100 100 100
CCC&St L, gen 4s '93 100% 100% 100%
CCC&St L rf 4%s'77E 94". 94% 94%
CCC&St Li rf 5s 63 D 105% 105% 105%
CCC&StLCW&M4s’!H 93 93 93
Clev Short L, 4%s '61. 111% 111% 111%
Clev Un Ter 4%s'77.. 102 101% 101%
Clev Un Ter 6s '73 B .. 106% 106 106
Clev Un Ter 5%s’72A 111% 111% 111%
Colo & So 4 %s '80 61 61 61
Columbia G & E deb
6s'52 April _ 100 100 100
Columbia G & E 5s
'52 May _ _ __ 99% 99 99
Columbia G&E 5s'61. 98% 98% 98%
Colum Ry P&L 4s '65 105** 105% 105%
Cornel Credit 3 %s'51 98% 98% 98%
Com Inv Tr 3 %s '51 _ 102% 102 102%
Conn R&L, 4%s’51 st_ 106% 106% 106%
Cons Coal Del 5s '60 . 69 69 69
Cons Ed N Y 3V»s'46 105 104% 104%
Consol Oil 3%s'61 . 101% 100% 100%
Consum Pwr 3 !*s'66. 100% 100% 100%
Consum Pwr 3 %s '70. 103 102% 103
Consum Pwr 3%s 65. 105% 105!* 105%
Container deh 5s '43.. 101% 101", 101%
Container 6s 46 _ 104 104 104
Crane Co 3 V* s'51_ 99% 99% 99%
Crown Will P 6s '51_105% 104% 105!?
Cuba Norton 5 %s'42. 48% 48% 48%
Dayton P&L 3%s '60. 103% 103% 103%
Del & Hud ref 4s 43.. 91% 91% 91%
Den G & E 5s '51 __ 108% 108% 108%
Den & R G con 4s'36. 29 28% 29
E'en & R G 4 %s '36 . 29 29 29
Den & it G ref 6s'78 .. 23% 23% 23%
Det Edison 3%s'66 __ 103% 103% 103%
Det Edison 4s'65 F . 108!* 108'? 108!?
Det Rlv Tun 4>*s '61. 112% 112% 112%
E Tenn lien Es'38 . 102% 102'., 102',
Elec Auto l.ite 4s'52. 109'? 1091, 109%
El Paso N G 4 %s '51. 102", 102% 102%
Erie gen 4s '!»6_ 82' ? 82'? 82'?
Erie ref 6s'67_ 78% 78% 78%
Erie ref 5s 75_ 77% 77 77%
rairbks Morse 4s *56. 101% ini', 101%
Fed Lt&Tr 5s’42 ... 102% 102% 102%
Fed Lt&Tr os 42 st-- 102% 102% 102%
Fed Lt&Tr 6s '54 B_ 98% 98% 98%
Fla E C Ry 6s '74 12% 12% 12%
Fond J&R4s'82 filed 3% 3% 3%
Gen Am Inv 5s'52_ 101% 101% 101%
Gen Cable 5%s '47__ 106% 1054* 105%
Gen Mot Acc 3s '45_102% 102% 102%
Gen Mot Acc 3%s '51. 100% 1004. 100%
Gen Stl Cast 5%s'49. 82% 82 82%
Goodrich 4 % s'56_100% 100% 100%
Goodrich 6s 45_105% 104% 104%
Goodyear T&R 5s'57. 105% 105% 105%
Grt Nr Ry 3 s* s'67 93% 93% 93%
Great N Ry 4s 46 G-_ 132% 129% 132
Grt N Ry 4s 46 H ... 110% 110 110%
Grt NR gen 4%s '75 D 105% 105% 105%
Grt N Rgn 4%s'77 E 104% 104'* 104%
Grt N R gn 6s'73 C— 112 112 112
Grt N R 5%s 52 B___ 118 117% 117%
Gulf M & N 6s 50 ... 97% 97% 97%
Gulf Sta Stl 4 %s '61.. 94 94 94
Gulf Sta Util 4 %s '46 103% 103% 103%
Har Ry P C 1 st4s'54 94 93% 94
Hoe (R) 1st mtg 44 . 89", 89 89
Houston Oil 6 %s '40 . 102% 102% 102%
Hudson Coal 5s '52 . 40s, 46 46
Hud & Man Inc 5s'57. 26% 25 25%
Hud & Man ref 5s'57. 65% 65% 65%
III Bell Tel 3%s'70... 105% 105% 105%
111 Cent col tr 4s'5286% 86% 86%
111 Cent col tr 4s'53.. 79% 79% 79%
111 Cent 44*s'66 ... 73 72 72
111 Cent St L 3%s '51. 95% 95% 95‘*
ICC&St L N O 4%s'63 78% 76% 76%
ICC&St L N O 6s'63.. 82% 82% 82%
111 Steel deb 4%s ‘40. 106% 106% 106%
Inland Stl 3%s '61_105V* 104% 105%
Int R T 1st rf 5s '66.. 68% 64% 64%
I R T 1st rf 5s ‘66 ctfs 66% 64 64
Int RT 6s’32. _ 23% 22 22
Int R T 6s '32 ctfs_ 21% 20 20
Int RT 7s'32_ 69% 69% 69%
Int R T 7s'32 ctfs_ 69% 67% 67%
Interlake Iron 4s'47- 97% 97 97%
Int Grt Nr 6s'52 A... 34% 34 34
Int Grt Nr adj 6s’52 A 12% 12% 12%
Int Hydro Elec 6s'44. 75% 74% 75%
Int Pap 1st 5s'47 A.. 101 101 101
Int Pap ref 6s'55 _ 99 98% 99
Int Ry of C A 5s'72_ 83% 83% 83%
Int T&T cv 4%s'39... 83 82% 83
Int T&T 4 % s '52_ 68% 68 68%
Int T&T 5s '55 _ 74 73% 74
Iowa C lst&rf 4s '61_. 7% 7% 7%
James F & C 4s'39_ 94% 94% 94%
Jones&L Stl 4%s'61A 103 103 103
KansC F S&M 4s'36. 54% 64 54
Kans C So 1st 3s 50 .. 86V* 86'/* 86%
Kans City So ref 6s'50 88% 8814 88%
Kans C Ter 1st 4s '60. 108% 108% 108%
Kans G&E 4%s'80... 10414 104% 104'i
Ky Cent Ry 4s'87_ 109 109 109
Kings Co El 4s '49 ... 101 101 101
Kresge Found 4s'45_. 104 104 104
Laclede Gas 6s'39 _ 921* 92 92
Laclede G 6%s'63 C-. 61 60% 61
Laclede G 6%s '60 D. 60% 59'* 60
Lautaro Nit 1975s ... 33% 33% 33''*
Leh C&N 4%s ’54 A._ 95 95 95
Leh Val Coal 5s'64_ 57% 57% 57%
Leh Val Har 5s ’54_ 98% 98% 98%
Leh V P con 4s 2003 .. 59V* 5914 59V*
Leh V P con 4%s 2003 64 64 64
Leh V RR con 5s 2003 71 71 71
Ligg & Myers 7s’44.. 130 129% 130
Loew’s 3%s ’46_ 99% 99% 99%
Lorillard 5s’51_118% 118% 118%
Lorillard 7s'44_127% 127% 127%
La & Ark 5s 69_ 93% 93 93
L & Nash 3 44s 2003.. 92% 92% 92%
L&N 1st 4s 2003 ... 98% 98% 98%
L & N 4%s 2003 C- 104!* 104V* 104%
L & N So Mon jt 4s’52 97 97 97
McCrory Strs 5s '51 . 103 102% 103
McKess&Rob 6%s’50 104 103% 103%
Manhat Ry 4s ’90 ctfs 28% 27% 27%
Mead Co 6s'45 .. 103% 103% 103%
Met Ed 1st rf 4%s’68 106% 106% 106%
Mil El R&L 5s'61 .. 101% 101 101%
Mil El R&S L rf 5s'71 101% 101% 101%
Minn & St L rf 4s ’49. 5% 6% 6%
MStP&SSM cn 4s'38. 22% 21% 22%
Mo 111 5 s '59_ 55 65 55
Mo K &T 1st 4s'90_ 85% 85 85%
Mo K & T 4s 62 B_ 65% 65% 65%
Mo K & T 5s ’62 A_ 75 75 75
Mo K & T adj 5s '67_68% 68 68%
Mo Pac 4s'75_ 18 17% 17%
Mo Pac 6s '65 A_ 39% 39 39%
Mo Pac 5s '77 F_ 39% 39% 39%
Mo Pac 5s '78 (5_ 39% 39% 39%
Mo Pacific 5s1 81 I_ 39% 39 39%
Mo Pac 5s'81 I ctfs_ 36*4 36% 36%
Mob & Ohio 4%s '77_31% 31% 31%
Mob & Ohio 5s'38 ... 32% 32% 32%
Mohawk & M 4s'91... 88% 88% 88%
Monong Ry 1st 4s'60 107 107 107
Monong Pub S 4%s’60 103% 102% 102%
Mononp Pub S 6s '65. 102% 102% 102%
Mont Pwr 3 %s '66 .. 94% 94 94
Mont Tram 5s'41 . 100% 100 100%
Morris & Es 3%s 2000 90% 90% 90%
Morrls&Essex 6s'55. 97% 97 97
Namm & Sons 6s '43.. 101% 101% 101%
Natl Dairy 3%s'51ww 103% 103% 103%
Natl Dis P C 4%s'46. 105% 105V4 105%
Natl Steel 4e'65 ... 106% 106 106%
New OrlGNR 5s '83 A. 88% 88 88
New Orl P S 6s '52 A- 94% 93 94%
New Orl P S 6s'65 B-. 93% 92 92
New Or Ter 1st 4s ’68. 92 91% 91%
New Orl T&M 6%s'54 54% 64 54%
N T Central 8%s ’*3.. 109 10§H 108%
Hleh. Low. Close.
NY Central 3%s'97__ 96% 95% 96%
NY Central 3%s ’46_101% 101% 101%
NY Cent con 4s '98 ... 97% 96% 97%
NY Cent rf 4%s 2013. 88% 88% 88%
NY C rf 414s 2013 n__ 88% 88% 88%
NY Cent rf 6s 2013_ 96*. 96% 96%
NY Cent cv 6s'44 ... 103 102% 102%
NY C L Sh 314s ’98_ 91% 91 91
NYC&St L, 1st 4s'37.. 101 101 101
NYC Mich C 3%s'98. 89% 89 89
NY Chi & St L 4s’46.. 103% 103% 103%
NYC&St L. 414S '78... 87 86% 87
NYC&St L. 6%s'74 A. 98% 98% 98%
NY Conn 1st 4 14s ’53 . 109% 109% 109%
NY Edison 3%s '65 D. 100 99% 99%
NY G El H&P 4s '49 . 113% 113% 113%
NY&Har 314s 2000 rg 98 98 98
NY I. & W 1st 4s ’73_ 95 94% 94%
NY NH & H 314s ’47__ 40% 40% 40%
NY NH & H 3%s '64.. 40 39% 40
NY NH & H 3 V>s '56.. 41 39% 39%
NY NH & H 4s 56_ 42 40% 40%
NY NH & H 4s '57_ 21 20 20%
NY NH & H 4 14s '67 43 42% 42%
NY NH & H cl tr 6s'40 69% 67 68
NY NH & H cv 6s '48 45% 44% 44%
NY NH & H Cons Rys
4s '54 . _ . 40 39 39
NY NH& HCR 4s '56. 40 39% 40
NY O&W gen 4s '55._ 14*1 14 14
NY O&W ref 4s '92 ... 22% 22 22%
NY Steam 1st 5s'51_105% 105 105
NY Steam 5s '56 .._105 104% 105
NY Steam 1st 6s'47.. 106 106 106
NY Tel gen 4%s'39._ 107 107 107
NY Tr Rk 6s'46 stp . 90 90 90
NY Trap Rock 6s'46.. 85 85 85
NY W’&B 414S '46_ 16 15% 15%
Niag I, & O 5s'55_107% 107% 107%
Mag Sh 5%s '50_102% 102% 102%
Norf So 1st ref 5s’61. 30 29% 30
Norf S 1st rf5s'61 cfs. 27 27 27
North Am Co 6s 61 103% 103% 103%
North Am Ed 5s '57 A 103% 103% 103%
North Am Ed 5%s'63 103% 103% 103%
Nor’n I’ac gen 3s 2047 73% 73% 73%
Nor'n Pac 4s '97 _ 105*. 105% 105%
Nor'n Pae 6s 2047 1111, 111% 111%
Nor'n Ry(Calif)5s'38 104% 104% 104%
Ogden I, C 4s'48_ 22 21% 22
Ohio Edison 4s '65 _ 105 104Vi 105
Ohio Pub Svc 7s ‘47_111% 111% 111%
Oreg VV RR 4s 61_1U7 105% 107
Otis Steel 4 Us 62_ 90% 90% 90%
Pac Gas & El 3 Vis '66. 98% 98 98
Pac G&E3%s'61_102% 102% 102%
Pac G & E 4s 64 . . 106Vi 106 106
Pac T&T rf 3 Vis'66 B 100% 100% 100%
Para Broadway 3s’55 68 68 68
Param’t Pic 3 % s '47 . 91% 91 91%
Paramount Pic 6s '55. 100% 100 100
Penn Co 4s’63 _102% 102% 102%
Fenn Dixie C 6s ‘41_ 100 100 100
Penn O & D 4 % s ’77_105% 105% 105%
Fenn P & R 4Vjs'Sl_100% 100% 100%
Penn RR 3 Vis w 1 .. 109% in9% 109%
Penn RR 3%s '70 C._. 98% 98% 98%
Penn RR con 4s’48._. 112% 112% 112%
Penn RR 4 Vi s '81 D._ 107V. 107 107%
Penn RR 4 Vis 84 106% 106% 106%
Penn P. R con 4 % s'60 118% 118% 118%
Penn RR gn 4%s '65 110% 110'3 110%
Tenn RR deh 4 % s'70 102% 102% 102%
Penn RR gen 6s'68 118 117% 117s.
People GL&Crf5s’47 114 113% 113%
People G L&C 6s '43 118 118 118
Peoria & E 1st 4s ’40_. 90% 90% 90%
Pere Marq 1st 5s '56.. 101 101 101
Phila Co 5s'67 _ 100 99% 100
Phila Elec 3%s '67 . 103 102% 102%
Phila & R C&i 5s '73- 28% 28 28
Phila & R C&I 6s '4'%. 12 11% 11%
Philippine Ry 4s ’37.. 22 19% 20%
PCC&St R 4 % s ’4 0 A. 108% 108% 108%
PCC&St R 4 1 s'77 C.. 107 107 107
PCC&St R 5s'70 A 116% 116% 116%
Pitts&W Va 4 %s'60 C 90% 90% 90%
Port Gen El 4 % s'60 . 59% 59% 59%
Postal Te] & C 5s '53 25% 25 26%
Pressed Stl Car 5s'51 94% 94% 94%
Prov Sf c deb 4s'57 . 20 20 20
Pure Oil 4%s 50 ww . 113 in’1. 112%
Pure Oil 4 % s '50 drw 110% 109V. 110
Pure Oil 4 Vi s'50 xw . 105% 105% 105%
Purity Baking 5s '48 . 98s, 98s, 98%
R-K-O «s '41 ... .. 114% 114% 114%.
Reading Jer C 4s "51.. 94 93% 93%
Reading R 4 %s '97 B 106% 106% 106%
Rem-Rand 4 Vi s'56w w 107% 107% 107%
Republic Stl 4 Vis '50. 153% 153 153%
Republic Stl 4Vis '56. 97% 97% 97%'
Republic Stl 4Vis '61. 97 96% 97
Republic Stl 5%s '54 118 118 118
R G VV 1st ex in 4s '39 70% 70 70%
Rio G W col 4s '49 A.. 36 35% 35V,
R 1 A&R 1st 4 Vis '34.. 19 19 19
Rutland Can 4s'49... 21% 21s, 21%
Saguenay Pw 4 %s'66 100% 100% 100%
St Jo Ry L T&P 5s '37 98 97 97
St LIM&S R&G 4s'33 78 77% 77%
St LIM&SR&G4s’33et 76% 76% 76%
St L-S Fran 4s'50 A 26 25% 26
St L-S F 4s '50 A ctfs. 23% 23% 23%
St L-S Fran 4 %s'78 .. 24% 24 24%
St L-S F 4%s’T8 cf st. 22 22 22
St L S F 6s '50 B ctfs. 24% 24 24%
St L S W 1st 4s '89... 86 86 86
St L S W 2d 4s '89_ 63% 63 63
St L S W 1st ter 5s’52 51% 51% 51%
St P K C S L 4%s '41. 20 19% 19%
St P M&M ext 5s '43 .. 101% 101% 101%
St P Un Dep rf 5s'72. 119 119 119
San A & A Pass 4s '43 102 101% 101%
Seal'd A L ref 4s '59 _. 14% 14% 14%
Seabd A L adj 5s'49 9% 9% 9%
Seabd A l> 6s'45 A . 17% 17% 17%
Seabd A L 6s 45 ctfs. 16% 16% 16%
Seabd A-Fl 6s'35 A ct 8% 8% 8%
Sharon Stl cv 4 %s'51 109% 109% 109%
Shell Un deb 3%s'51. 99 98% 99
Silesian Am 7s '41_ 71 71 71
Skelly Oil 4s '51 _ 99% 99% 99%
Socony Vav 3 Vis'50._ 104% 104% 104%
So Colo Pwr 6s 47 A. 105V* 105% 105%
South Nat G 4 %s'51. 99 99 99
So Pac 3 % s 46 _ 100 100 100
So Pac col 4s'49_ 95 94% 94%
So Tac ref 4s'55_105% 105% 105%
So Pac 4 %s '68_ 89% 89% 89%
So Pae 4 Vi s '69_ 89'* 88% 89%
So Pac 4 % s '81_ 88% 88 88%
So Pac Oreg 4%s '77— 95% 95% 95%
So Ry gen 4s'56 A_ 78% 78 78%
So Ry 5s '94 _106% 106% 106%
So Ry gen 6s'56_ 97% 97% 97%
So Ry 6 % s '56_100% 100 100
So Ry M & O 4s'38 ... 93% 93% 93%
So Ry St L div 4s '51. 98 98 98
S W Bell Tel 3%s '64. 105% 105% lt)5%
Southw'n G&E 4s'60. 101% 101 101%
Stand Oil N J 3s'61 .. 97% 97% 97%
Studebaker cv 6s'45.. 117% 116% 116%
Swift & Co 3%s'50 ... 106% 106% 106%
Tenn F,1 Pw 6s 47 A__ 92% 92% 92%
Term A St L 4 Vis'39. 107 107 107
Texas Corp 3 Vis '51 _ 103% 103% 103%
Texas & Pac 6s'77 B 103 103 103
Tex & P MPT 5Vis'64 109 109 109
Third Av ref 4s 60 49 48% 48%
Third A ad in ex 5s'66 23 22% 23
Tide Wat Oil 3%s'52. 100% 100 1 00%
Un Oil of Cal 3Vis’52 110% 110% 110%
Un Oil of Cal 6s 42 A 117% 117% 117%
Union Pac 3%s '70_ 96% 96% 96%
Union Pac 3 Vis '71_ 96% 96% 96%
Union Pac 1st 4s'47 .. 112% 112% 112%
United Biscuit 5s'60. 108 108 108
United Drug 6s'53_ 97% 97 97%
U S Rubber 5s '47_107% 106", 106%
Utah L & T 6s'44 A_98% 98% 98%
Utah P & L 5s '44_ 98% 98 98
Util P & L 5s'59 ww_. 49% 49% 49%
Util P & L 5%s '47_ 51 50% 50%
Vanadium cv 5s'41... 102% 102% 102%
Vandal ia 4 s '57 B_111% 111% 111%
Ver Sug 1st 7s’42 ctfs 23 23 23
Va E & P 1st rf 4s '55 108% 108% 108%
Va Rv 1st 3V*s 66 A.. 104'* 104'* 104%
Va S W con 5s '58_ 95% 95% 95%
Wabash 1st 6s '39_ 92% 92 92%
Wabash 5s'76 B_ 33% 33% 33%
Walworth 4s'55_ 80 79 79
Wabash 4V*s'78_ 32 32 32
Warner Bros cv 6s’39 96% 95 95%
Warner-Quin 6s'39_ 48% 48 48%
Warren Br cv 6s'41_ 62 62 62
Wash Cent 4s'48_101% 101 Vi. 101%
West Penn P3%s'66. 104% 104% 104%
W Sh 1st 4s 2061 reg. . 86 86 86
West’n Md 1st 4s'52. 104 103"* 103%
Westn Md 5%s '77 ... 107 107 107
Westn NY&P sn 4s’43 107% 107% 107%
Westn Pac 5s'46 A... 32 32 32
West’n Pac 6s’46 A as 31% 31% 31%
West’n Un 4 Vis '50_100% 100% 100%
Westn Un 5s'51_102% 102 102%
West’n Un 5s '60_100% 1(H) 100
Wheeling & L E 4s'66 107 107 107
Wheel Steel 4 Vis'63. 99% 99% 99%
White Sew M 6s'40.. 103% 103% 103%
W Sp Stl 1st 7s'35 ct. 35% 34% 33%
W Sp Stl con 7s '35 ct 35% 35% 35%
Wilkes B&E 1st 5s'42 20% 19'* 19%
Wilson & Co 4s '55 101% 101% 101%
Wis Cent 1st gn 4s’49 26 26 26
Y'ngstn S&T 4s '61_101% 101 101%
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.
BOSTON. June .'1 WPi.—(United States
Department of Agriculture.)—Broad in
quiry was received for fleece and territory
wools today, but actual trading was slow.
Some business was closed on medium grade
bright fleece wools.
Country packed Ohio and Michigan
combing and clothing combined 3* and V4
blood wool was taken by a few buyers at
41 cents in the grease, delivered East.
Graded combing 3»-blood Ohio wools
were moved in limited Quantities at 42 to
43 cents in the grease, while ‘/4-blood
similar wool sold at 41 to 42 cents in the
grease. Demand was restricted at these
f>rice«. but numerous bids 1 to 2 cents
ower were made. *
r c
. OUTPUT CLIMBS
Small Increase Raises Total
12.9 Per Cent Above
Year Ago.
By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, June 3— Production
of electricity in the United States for
the week ended May 28 was 2,206,
713.000 kilowatt hours, the Edison
Electric Institute reported today. This
represented a gain of 4 of 1 per cent
over the previous week's figure of 2,
198.646.000 kilowatt hours and an in
crease of 12.9 per cent over the same
period a year ago.
Tlte advance, which was contra
seasonal, carried the Associated Press
index of power production, with 1929
30 taken as 100, to 119.0, equaling the
high figure for the year. Last week
the index, which is adjusted for sea
sonal and long-term trend, stood at
118.3 and a year ago at 107.9.
The range for recent years follows:
1937. 1936. 1935 1934. 1933.
High ... 119 0 119.8 105 5 97.4 91.9
Low_ 116.3 102.0 94.1 91.9 80.2
The institute's report showed the
following percentage increases in the
major geographic areas: New England,
14.1; Middle Atlantic, 14.2; Central in
dustrial, 149; west Central, 69;
Southern States, 16 8; Rocky Moun
tain, 21.2; Pacific Coast, 6 6.
Washington Produce
BUTTER -02 score 1-pound prints 35;
U pound prints. 3fJ; tub 34. 00 score. l
Dound prints. 34. 14-pound prints. 35.
tub. 33.
MEATS—Choice beef. 18a10. calves 15a
10. veal. JH. Spring iamb 24. Fall lamb
pork loin 38. frozen pork 23; fresh
ham. 23: smoked ham 25: sliced bacon.
3na33: slab bacon. 28: compound j1 a.
lard. 1412.
LIVE STOCK Pigs 060*2: light hogs.
IhaKH*. medium. Kigali: 220-250
pounds. I0al0*4 heavies. 8al<>. sows
8a8*4. stags. 5a;. calves. 7aH*a.
Prices paid shippers net fob Washing
ton By the United States Bureau of
Agricultural Economics
EGGS- Market irregular Government
gracied eggs steady, but nearby ungraded
ezgs unsettled. Current receipts, ie to
18* a: hennery whites. ]*>«■» to 2o. Gov
ernment graded and dated white eggs U
3 extras large :41 * U S extras me
diums. 20 U 3 standards, large. 20sa.
LIVE POULTRY —Market about steady
at unchanged prices Fowl Colored
heavy, ih to l; . Leghorns. 14 to 15;
roosters, lo. Chickens Crosses. 21 to
22; Rocks Virginia 22 to 23. Delaware
21* a to 22*2 Legnorns. 2 pounds. 18 less
than 2 Pounds, pi. Turkeys. Old hens.
1H to 17: old toms. 13 to 14.
Fruits and Vegetables.
Saies in large lots by original receivers
up to 8 a m. today
APPLES—No carlot arrivals; no cars
on track Supplies moderate demand
moderate, market steady Maryland Penn
sylvania Virginia and We*4 Virginia
Bushel baskets. U S. No. 1 Winesaps 2
inch minimum. 1 75-1 *5. •:14-inch mini
mum. 1.00-2 00: 2*2-inch minimum 2.25
234-inch minimum. 2 5n few 2 do
Romes. 2*4-inch minimum 1 do-] do. few
1'5; 3*2-lnch minimum. *: 15-2 25 2L
mch minimum 2 25a2 35 Ben Davis *'i4
inch minimum 1 15-135: 3*2-inch mini
mum. 1.35-1.50: 734-inch minimum 1 5*»
1 do; yellow Newtowns. 3*4-inch minimum.
1 do-1 .fin: 2*a-inch minimum. 2 00-3 °5
'4-inch minimum 2 35-3 5" Golden De
licious 3*4-inch minimum <10-3 75; 7*,.
inch minimum 2 50-2 *55. Ganos. ‘.’'4-inch
minimum. 1 25; 2*r-inch minimum 1 5o
1 *-5: 734-inch minimum. I do-] 75 car
tons: Fancy Staymans 144s. 3 35-2 5".
1 12s. 2 *55-3 75. Delicious 113s 2
2 75: ods 2 75-2.85 48s 1.75-2 00 Al
bemarle Pippins, ions. U S No. 1. 2.35
'* 50 1 12s U 8 No 1. 2 35-2 50 l 12s
V.m S. No l. 3 50; Winesaps. 1 do? 7.40
- •r,n- 2 05-3 75 Arkansas Blacks
ld(K. 3.25-2 35: 112s. 3 35 few 2 50
Golden Delirious. 114s. 2 35-2 50 Lowry?
100?. 1 85-3 00: 112c 2.00-3.25: Boxes
Fancy: Winesaps. 103s. 2 25-2 35; 1505
2.35-2.50; 138s 2 50. few 2 00.' 125s
2.00-3 05: ]13s. 2.05-2 75- Romes. ]38*
‘.-•l°-bV25: 125s. 2.25-2.35: 113s. 2 50;
100s and larger. 2 5n. few higher De
licious. 125s. 2.75; 113s. 2 85; 100s and
larger. 2.75-3.00
ASPARAGUS—No carlot arrivals: no
cars on track Supplies moderate- demand
moderate: marker steadv Pyramid crates
dozen bunches- New Jersey medium to
large size 1.50a2.25 small size 1 25 Dela
ware medium to large size l 25a! 75
CABBAGE—No carlot arrivals no cars
on track Truck receipts moderate sup
plies moderate demand moderate market
steadv North Carolina 1 ' -bushel ham
pers pointed tvpe. 50-05. few higher
CARROTS — No carlo* arrivals: one
broken car on track Supplies moderate
demand moderate mark** steadv Cali
fornia. Western lettuce crate? 4 35: Texas,
bushel baskets 7 00
CAULIFLOWER—No carlot arrivals: two
broken cars on track Supolies moder
ate demand fair market about steady
California, crates 1 50-1.05
CELERY -No carlot arrivals: one broken
and three unbroken cars on track Sup
plies moderate demand moderate, muiket
steady. Florida 10-inch crates individ
ually washed 7l-?-3 dozen 3 50-3 75
4-10 dozen 3 50-3 75. few 4 On Cali
fornia '2 crates individually washed 3-4
dozen :t 50-.3 75.
LETTUCE—Four California arrived- i
eight broken and four unbroken cars on :
track Supplies moderate demand mod- ;
erate: market about s’eady California i
Western crates Icebeic type. 5 dozen, |
mostlv fair quality. 3.00-3 5o few best 1
3.75-4.00: 0 dozen 2.00-2 50.
Onion Prices Steady.
ONIONS—One Texas arrived: one
broken and two unbroken cars on track
Supplies moderate: demand moderate
market steady. Texas. 5"-pound sacks.
Yellow Bermudas. U. S. commercial.
1.50- 1.65
PEAS—No carlot arrivals: one broken
car on track Truck receipts moderate,
supplies moderate demand fair: market
steady. Bushel hampers: Eastern Shore
Virginia. 00-1.00; California. Telephones.
POTATOES—One Idaho, three South
Carolina arrived three broken and six
unbroken cars on track Old stock: Sup
plies moderate: demand moderate: mar
ket steady Maine. lOo-pound sacks
Green Mountains U. S No. 1 2 50 New
stock: Supplies fairly liberal: demand mod
erate: market steady. South Carolina
stave barrels. Cobblers. U S No. 1. 3.00
3.25. few higher, mostly 3.25.
STRAWBERRIES—-Truck receipts light"
supplies moderate: demand moderate: mar
ket about steady: 32-quart crates, various
varieties Eastern Shore Maryland. 2 75
;{ 25: poorer, low as 2.00: nearby sections
Maryland and Virginia, mostly 2.75-3 00
poorer low as 2.00.
TOMATOES—Two Florida arrived: two
broken and two unbroken cars on track
Supplies liberal: demand moderate: mar
ket steady. Florida, lug boxes, green, npes
and turning, wrapped. 6x6 and larger
2.00-2.50: poorer low as 1.50: 6x7 1 00
l f>°. few higher: Texas, lug boxes, green
npes and turning, wrapped. 6x6 and
larger. 22)0-2.50: 6x7 1.50-2.00.
WATERMELONS—No carlot arrivals'
one broken car on track. Supplies light
demand moderate: market slightly strong
er. Florida. Tom Watsons. 32-34 pounds
average. 1.00-1.10: 26-30 pounds average.
’ MTXED VEGETABLES—No carlot ar
rivals: one broken car on track
SNAP BEANS—No carlot arrivals: no
cars on track. Truck receipts moderate:
supplies moderate: demand moderate: mar
ket slightly stronger. North Carolina,
bushel hampers, green flat type, few best.
l.nO; mostly fair to ordinary quality. 75
1.00 on green flat and round type
LIMA BEANS—No carlot arrivals: one
broken car on track. Supplies moderate
demand moderate- market steady. Florida,
bu^bel hampers. 2.50-3.25: poorer low as
1.50.
EGGPLANT—Supplies light: demand
moderate: market steady Florida. l»2- 1
bushel crates, fancy. 2.00-2.25: bushel
hamners. fancy. 1.25.
SQUASH—Supplies liberal: demand
moderate: market stead'-. South Carolina 1
bushel hampers yellow crooknecks and !
wh’tr xvra^^ed 50-75
CUCUMBERS—No carlot arrivals: no
cars on track. Supplies moderate: demand
moderate: market steady South Carolina
bushel baskets, fanev. 2.50-3.00; choic®
1.50- °.00: plains. 1.00-1.25.
CORN—No carlot arrivals- no cars on
track. Truck receipts moderate: sup
Piles moderate: demand moderate: market
slightly weaker. Florida, standard crates.
5-dozen 2.50-2.60 on best stock: poorer
low as 2.00
OKRA—Florida, bushel hampers, large
size 1.50-2.50.
ORANGES—One Florida arrived: seven
broken and one unbroken cars on track
Florida boxes, as to size. No. 1. 3.00-5 00;
No 2 2.75-4.00.
GRAPEFRUIT—No carlot arrivals: one
broken car on track. Florida, boxes, as
to size. No. 1. 3.00-3.25: No. 2. 2.75-3.00.
LEMONS—No carlot arrivals: no cars :
on track. California, boxes, as to size
No 1 7 50-8.Of): No. 2. 6.50-7.00.
PINEAPPLES—Cuba, crates 2.00-2.50.
CANTALOUPES—No carlot arrivals;
three broken cars on track. California
salmon meats, lumbos. 36s and 45s 5 50
6.00: standards. 45s. 5.00-5.25; ponys.
45s and 54s 4 00-4,25.
BEETS — Virginia Norfolk section,
crates. 42-dozen bunches. 1.25-1.50.
SPINACH—Nearby sections, bushel bas
kets. 65.
-•
G. M. C, GETS ORDER.
NEW YORK, June 3 (/P).—General
Motors Truck Co. has received an or
der for 300 heavy duty trucks, of cab
over-engine design, valued at $1,221,
000, from the New York City Depart
ment of Sanitation, J. P. Little, vice
president of the truck company, an
nounced.
k
Consumption During First
Quarter About 9 Per
Cent Above 1936.
Sr.eclal Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, June 3.—Meat con
sumption in the United States in
creased during the first quarter of
1937 to an average of 1,102,000,000
pounds monthly, a gain of about 9
per cent over the 1936 average.
Packing company earnings for the
fiscal year to end October 31, 1937,
will probably show improvement over
the 1936 results, according to a new
report appearing in Poor's Industry
and Investment Surveys.
For the first six months, ending
April 31, 1937, profits were some
what higher than in the same months
of the 1936 fiscal year. This trend
is likely to continue.
“By-products are contributing in a
fairly large way to packers' profits,”
continues the report. "The fertilizer
division this year is yielding better
earnings, and active shoe production
is allowing packers to dispose of
hides at profitable levels.
“Of unfavorable import is the fact
that the industry is faced with the
highest labor expense in its history.
Following a 7 per cent wage increase
last October, a further advance of 9
cents an hour was made in the basic
rate in March. In addition, the social
security act is inflicting further ex
pense on a business already charac
terized by a narrow profit margin.
“This is of particular importance
at this time, when costs of materials
also are increasing. It is true that
at the present relatively high level of
hog prices pork inventories acquired
in earlier months are spelling substan
tial profits for the packers. How
ever, continuation of such profits is
not necessarily assured, as higher
prices may cause consumer resistance,
contraction in the damand for meat
and subsequent price cutting.”
----•-—
DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED
NEW YORK. June 3 —Dividends de
clared (prepared by the Standard Statistics
Corp.>:
Extra.
Pf' Stk of Pay
r> Ratf riQ(i record able.
Conn River Dkg $1 50 _ o-l «.;p,
Homestake Min s*» 6-If* 6-*’5
Peiroleum Explor 10o __ b-5 0-1*5
Special.
Gen T Instruments 25o __ 6-16 7-1
Interim.
Amer Felt Co. «] 6-14
I Amer Ague Chem $1 50 __ 6-16 6-30
Initial.
Gen Printing Ink 50c 6-17 7-1
Square D Co Cl B 35c . 6-19 6-34)
Accumulated.
Am Capital $3 pf 75c 6-15 7-1
Ind Hydro El , '7 pf $1.75 6-5 6-15
MacFadden Pub 86 pf $3 8-31 9-2l
Increased.
Am Acrichem Dei si.50 6-]6 6-30
Gen Am Transp «j.5(i 6-11 7-1
S’arrett L S Co $1.75 6-16 6-26
Peter Fox Brew 25c Q 6-8 6-25
Resumption.
Mead Corn 5<»c __ 6-15 6-3o
Year End.
Royal Dutch 111 '2*7-.
Extra.
Mueller Brass lOc 6-14 6-°p
Peter Fox Brew ..20c .1 6-8 6-26
Regular.
Am 8nufT Co 75c Q 6-10 7-1
Am Snuff pf $1.50 Q 6-I0 7-1
Babcock & Wilcox *1 6-19 7-1
Conn River Jkg $1.50 S 6-1 6-30
Coon W B Co 15c 4-10 5-1
Coon W B Co 707 pf $1.75 Q 4-10 6-1
Fanny Farmer Candy
Shops 25c 6-15 7-1
Federated Dept 8trs
4's'r Pf Sl.oe^ Q 7-21 7-31
Gen Print Ink so pf .$i 50 Q 6-17 7-1
Gen T Instruments 25c Q 6-16 7-1
General Time Instru
ments 607 pf $1.50 Q 6-1*? 7-1
Holland Furn $5 pf $1.25 Q 6-is 7-1
Homestake Min $1 M 6-19 6-25
Houd-Hers $2.50 A 62* 2c Q 6-19 7-1
Houdaiile-Hershey H 7,7 1 .c Q 6-i:i 7-1
MacFadden Pub $»i pf s 6-30 7-15
Petroleum Explor 25c Q 6-5 6-15
Square D Co Cl A pf 55c Q 6-3n
S’.arrett L S *5', pf $1.5o Q 6-16 6-26
Wiser Oil 25c Q »?-14 7-1
Allis Chalmers 5(»c Q *>-15 6-30
Am Feit Co Pi $1.50 Q 6-16 7-1
Devoe & Reyn s “A' 75c Q 6-21 7-1
Devoe ,4 Reyn s ‘B 75c Q 0-21 7-1
Devoe A- Reyns pf $1.75 Q 0-21
Fin Co of Pa $2.50 Q 0-19
F A* R Lazarus 25c Q 6-15 6-25
Mueller Brass . 25c Q 6-14 *i-2i»
Nat Enameling 5**c Q 0-1 s o-3o
Natomas Co 2oc Q 6-12 7-1
North Amer Co . 3<>c Q 6-15 7-1
Reynolds Spring 25c 6-15 6-29
Seaboard Coml Corn 20c Q 6-19 6-30
Srd C Corp new pf 62,.c Q 6-19 6-3*1
Standard Prod . 25c Q 6-15 6-26
Taylor Milling 25c Q 6-10 7-L
U S Trust _ $15 Q 6-19 7-1
■—■-•- t
INSURANCE STOCKS
NEW YORK June 3 UP —New York
Security Dealers Association:
Bid Asked
Aetna Cas (2a) _ 80*2 83*2
Aetna In- (1.60) . _ 44 46
Aetna Life (.8()a)_ 28*4 2034
Am Equit (1.60a> __ 38 41*4
Am Reins (.4<>g* __ 4<>1« 42*4
Am Reserve <la> __ 27'4 C8®4
Am Surety (2’a) _ 53*2 55'2
Automobile M a» __ _ 28®4 30*4
Balt Amer (2na) __ _ 7*4 h*4
Carolina il.3m _ 23®4 25*4
City of N. Y (1.20) _ 2414 2534
Conn Gen Life (.80) _ 34 34 3634
Contin Cas (1.20) _ - 2 514 27* 4
Fid & Dep <4> 321*2 125*2
Firemans Nwk (.30) _ in ii*2
Frank Fire (la* _ 30 32
Gen Remsur (2) _ 30®4 42*4
Glen Falls (1.60) _ 42*4 44* 4
Globe & Rep (.80) _ 20 22*2
Globe & Rut _ 56*2 60
Great Amer Ma) _ 24®4 2634
Hanover (1.60) _ 31*? 33’?
Hartford Fire (2) _ 6K34 7o®4
Home Fire Sec __ 4'2 5*?
Home Ins (1a» _ 33®4 35®4
Homestead <1) _ is ip*2
Knickerbocker (.80) _ 16 is
Lincoln Fire __ 37i» 43r
Maryland Cas _ 534 6®4
Mass Bond (3*2) _ 57 60
Natl Fire (2) _ 50*4 61*4
Natl Liberty (.20a) _ 8>4 p*4
N Hampshire (1.00) _ 45®4 4 7*2
N Y Fire ( 80a) ..._ 20*4 23* 2
Nor River <1) _ 25* ♦ 2634
Phoenix (2a) _ 81 85
Prov Wash (1) _ 35*4 37* 4
Revere (P> In (1.30)_ 24 25*2
Rossia Ins (.60a) _ 10 11 >2
St Paul Fire (6) _ 200*2 205
Springfield (4’2a) _ 1 1 7*2 12()*2
Sun Life (7'2g) _ 640 600
Travelers M6) _ 455 465
U S Fire (2) _r 52*4 54* 4
Westchester (1.20a) __ 33*2 35*2
a—Also extra or extras
g—Declared or paid so far this year.
NEW YORK BANK STOCKS
NEW YORK. June 3 (/P).—New York
Security Dealers’ Association
(Quotations as of 2 o'clock.)
Bid Asked.
Bank of Man (Ha)_ 32>a 34’2
Bankers Tr (2) _ _ 67 60
Brooklyn Trust (4) 3 26 3 31
Gen Han Bank A Trust (4). 121 J24
Chase Nat (1.40) _ . __ 5<>»a 5*4’a
Chem Bank A Tr (1.80) _ 67 60
Commercial <8) _ _ 102 108
Cont Bk & Tr (.80) _ 1634 1S*4
Corn Ex Bk A Tr (3)_ 6334 6434
EmDire Tr (1) _ _ 30 31
First Nat (Boston) (2) _ 50 52
First National (100) 2125 2165
Guaranty Tr (12) xd_ 332 337
Irving Tr (.60) _ 15** 16* a
Manufacturers Tr (2) _ 52* 2 54*2
Manufacturers Tr pf (2)_. 50’a 521
Natl City (D __ 44* 3 46*a
N Y Trust (5) _ 128 331
Public (1*2) 43 45
Title G & T _ 13'/a 14*/a
FEDERAL LAND BANKS
NEW YORK. June 3 (API.—Federal
Lank Bank bonds:
(Noon Quotations )
Rate. Maturity. Bid. Asked
4 *4s Nov . 1058-38_1 (»4 *« 104 s*
4V4s May. 3057-37 _ 101 *2 101 34
4s May 1058-38_ 3 0294 103**
4 s Nov.. 3 057-37_1013* 10134
4s July. 1046-44 _ 100'4 100s*
3*4* May. 1055-45_ 102*4 102*a
3s July. 1055-45_loo1* 101**
3s Jan.. 1056-46_ 3 001* 101’*
3s May 1056-46 _ 1007» 101**
FREIGHT LOADINGS.
NEW YORK. June 3 (AP).—Revenue
freight car loadings on railroads reporting
today for the week ended May 20 included
Previous
May 20. week. Year ago.
Burlington _ 22.618 22.508 18.600
Illinois Central. 31.500 31.546 20 516
Norfolk St West.. 27.884 26.568 23.074
Pennsy _123.236 120.624 90,483
New York Phone
Total Continues
Steady Increase
Ey the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. June 3— A further
gain of 13,840 stations on the lines of
the New York Telephone Co. in May
made the cumulative Increase for the
first five months 66,955, the company
reported today.
The month's gain compared with
11,279 in the like period last year and
7,003 in the 1935 month. In the first
five months last year the increase
amounted to 13,852.
--•
May Contracts Establish
New Year’s High, Far
Above 1936.
By the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE. June 3.—Construe
t,ion activity in the South soared dur
ing the month just ended to a new
high level for the year.
The Manufacturers' Record reported
today that contracts awarded during
May for new buildings, industrial
plants, highway and bridge work and
similar work in the 16 Southern States
totaled $81,817,000. This figure repre
sented a gam of 6 per cent over April
and 85 per cent over May of last
year.
Work started during the five months
of this year to date amounts to $348.
598,000, a slight decrease from the
same period of last year, due largely
to a slackening in the pace of Gov
ernment construction activity.
During May, private building de
creased. Industrial projects were off
from the preceding month, but were
twice as great as during May of a
year ago.
The outlook for the future in the
industrial field was bright. The In
dustrial Journal reported that awards
in prospects totaled $30,229,000 and
that among them were:
Louisville, Ky., $1,000,000 bottling
unit for Joseph E. Seagram & Sons,
Portland, Tex.. $1,000,000 refinery
for Sinclair Refining Co.
Richmond. Va„ $700,000 cigarette
plant for Phillip Morris & Co.
Smiths Bluff, Tex., $2,125,000 ad
dition to the refinery of the Pure
Oil Co.
St. Ixxiis, $500,000 new’ unit for
Owens-Illinois Can Co.
Houston, Tex, $500,000 oil tool
manufactory for Bryon-Jackson Co.
--—»
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO June 3 i/P 'United State* De
partment of Agriculture*. Hog-' l" non
ire. id nc 5 of to direct. 10-15 lower than
\\ f-dnp.sday s average packing sow- fully
•Vpady medium grade hogs. 200 pounds
down, 15-25 lower early top 11 85. \ery
11M:* late above. 11.50 most good and
choice 200-300 poiind>. 11.30-55; few good
ar.d choice lHO-100 pound*. 10.85-11 50
bulk good packing sows, in l5-8o. light
Kind*; on the butcher order upward to
lo 80 or better.
Cattle. 5.000: calves 3 500: fed steer*
and yearlings about steady yearling; and
iignt steers getting best action both local
and outside buyers concentrating on steers
and yearlings scaling 1.10u pounds down
ward; medium weight and weighty offer
ings weaK; best medium weight steers
around 14.25: largely 10 50-12 50; market
with native grassers to Killers. 7.50-9.50
strictly grain fed heifers firm; 900-pound
averages up to 12.50; erassy heifers
steady but unevenly lower for week whl’e
ied heifers are selling at a new high on
crop: cows steady: bulls 15-25 higher,
vealers 2o higher at 9 00-50: few select*
9 15: medium light offering* 800-50
,Snd f'‘ed'‘rs slow: both natives
and Southwestern? weak to -’a unde- a
week aeo. ‘ 8
Shoep^ 11.non includine S.nnn direct
tat lambs and Spring lambs active. 10-25
higher native Spring lambs 12 00-13 00
V cecks Idaho Spring lambs first there
fiV^nn w1,?r\ wiTh 5 per cenr sort
u lFn ,d-.l.ambs- " 50-10.j5: sheep steady
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MAINTAIN RISE
May Total Remains Neap
High April Levels, Re
port Shows.
Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, June 3.—Although
several Industrial centers report a
slight falling off in activity during
the last few days of the month, the
total sales for May promise to be
close to the high April level, says
American Machinist. The continu
ance of strike trouble is having a
disturbing effect on business con
fidence but does not seem to be affect
ing sales of production machinery
probably because potential buyers look
to plant modernization to offset higher
labor costs and lowered efficiency.
In the East, New England reports a
very satisfactory May even though
the April level was not reached, and
expects a flood of business in June.
New York reports no falling off in
orders and continuing good prospects.
Much the same story comes from
Pittsburgh although here there has
been a slight recession in orders.
Cleveland is seething with labor un
rest, practically every plant manage
ment having to spend a lot of its
valuable time negotiating with this,
that or the other union group.
Detroit says that the machinery
business quieted down toward the end
of May but that Important inquiries
continue to pour in. Considerable
business from the tool and die com
panies which are becoming very busy
is expected shortly. Toledo comments
on the continuing demand for machine
tools and says that new programs are
coming to light almost daily. Cin
cinnati machine tool builders are now
placing shop orders for January and
some of them report much lost busi
ness because of inability to deliver.
In St. Louis the labor front is quiet,
all of the major strikes having been
settled with C. I. O. recognized for
bargi iiiing. May was somewhat
quieter in orders and June is expected
to be still more quiet. Opinions differ
in Chicago. Some distributors report
a reaction caused by strikes, others
say that the high April level has been
maintained. Small buyers seem to be
more affected than larger ones. Mil
waukee has been bothered by labor
demands which have set business
back all over the city and the sur
rounding industrial area.
--•
LONDON BANK REPORT.
LONDON. June 8 bp).—The Bank of
England statement for the week ended
June 2 Mn thousands of pounds*:
Circulation _ _ 475.552 + 883
Bullion _ _ 322 f»nij _ 30
Reserves 46 537 — 368
Public deposits iu.28i —i4.o8*»
Private deposits 146.700 4*17.046
Government securities 1**2.*22 8 85o
Other securities. 25.4*4 4- 853
Proportion of t.he bank s reserve to li
ability is 20.6o per cent, compared with
3n oO last week
Rate of discount. 2 per cent.
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