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All Groups of List
Share in Advance
On Bond Market
Buying Policies Based
On Conservative Lines;
Gains of 2 Points Scored
1
Bond Averages
CO 10 10 10
| Rails. Indust. Util F’gn.
Net change +.2 —.1 +.2 +.3
Today, close 48.5 99.0 90.7 36.4
Prev. day.. 48.3 99.1 90.5 36.1
Month ago. 58.0 103.4 97.1 46.7
Year ago... 56.9 99.9 96.1 62.3
1940 high.. 59.9 103.6 97.5 53.5
1940 low... 48.3 99.0 90.3 36.1
1939 high.. 64.9102.0 97.5 64.0
1939 low... 53.4 95.8 90.4 41.7
10 Low-Yield Bonds.
Close.... 108.6 Prev.day. 108.7
M’nth ago 112.9 Year ago. 112.2
1940 high 113.2 1940 low. 108.5
1939 high 112.6 1939 low. 103.6
(Compiled by the Associated Press.)
Bs the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, May 29.—The bond
market moved up fractions to more
than 2 points today.
While buying policies were based
on conservative lines, all groups
ehared in’ the advance at the start
of the last hour.
Traders seemed reassured by the
stamina the list showed yesterday in
the face of gloomy foreign news and
Washington reports that around
*3,000.000.000 of new Government
financing might be in the offing.
Higher in the foreign division were
such issues as Denmark 4>/2s, Canada
4s. Belgium 6'2s. Norway 4s. Italy
7s, Tokio City 5'2s and Germany
• 7s of '49.
German Central Agricultural Bank
6s of July '60 dropped 5 '/2 at one
time.
Only a few U. S. Government
loans appeared on the tape, mostly
at slight advances, while traders
pondered implications of proposed
Federal spending plans.
Corporates ahead included Ameri
can & Foreign Power 5s, Santa Fe
4s, Commonwealth Edison con
vertible 3V2s, Erie 5s of '75, Inter
national Hydro Electric 6s, Canadian
Pacific Perpetual 4s, National Dairy
3%s and International Telephone 5s.
Selective buying was sustained up
to the close, when most of the ac
tive issues were about the day's
best levels. Boston & Maine 5s were
especially strong, ending up 5'«
points at 44 V Canadian Pacific 4s
likewise displayed running stamina,
closing up 3>2 at 36'2.
425 Tons of Lead Sold
NEW YORK, May 29 <£>).—St.
Joseph Lead Co. reported 200 tons
of Southeast Missouri pig lead sold
yesterday at $4.85 per 100 pounds,
East St. Louis; 25 tons at 5.05, New
York, and 200 tons at the New
York average.
Dividends Announced
NEW YORK. May 29.—Prepared by
Fitch Publishing Co.
Extra.
Pe- Stock of Pay
Rate riod. record, able
Gen Relnsur Co N Y 25c __ 6-8 6-15
Lamaque G Mines_10c __ 6-10 7-1
Amer Hawaiian SS_50c_6-16 6-29
Paased.
Falconbridge Nickel Minea.
Decrease.
Amer Safety Raz Co-20c Q 6-11 6-29
Pet Corp of Am_35c __ 6-12 6-28
Regular.
Ala Gt Sou R R
6% of $3 6-8 6-28
Do ordinary _ $3 6-8 6-28
A1 Chem A Dye_$1.56 Q 6-8 6-20
Brillo Mfg A_50c Q 6-15 7-1
Brillo Mfg _ 20c Q 6-15 .-1
Carpenter Steel $1.25 6-10 6-20
City A Sub Homes.. 25c __ 6-1 6-4
Clark Controller _25c 6-6 6-14
Clorox Chemical 75c Q 6-18 6-25
Creameries of Amer_12'/aC Q 6-10 6-29
Draper Corp _75c Q 6-1 < -1
Eddy Paper_25c 6-15 6-29
Gulf Oil Pa _25c Q 6-13 7-1
Hubbcl. Harvey _40c Q 6-8 6-20
Lamaque G Mines_10c Q 6-10 7-1
North Am Co _30c Q 6-10 7-1
Penney J C Co_75e __ 6-17 6-29
Peter Paul _60c __ 6-21 7-1
Todd Shipyards_ $1 6-1 6-15
American Hawaiian SS 25c Q 6-15 6-29
Arnold Constable_12%c __ 6-14 6-27
Compo Shoe Ma_25c Q 6-5 6-15
Deisel-Wem-Gilbert _37%cG 6-15 6-25
Nat Cylinder Gas Co_20c __ 6-8 6-21
Ruberoid Co _30c — 6-12 6-28
Bonotone Corp _5c __ 6-10 6-25
Youngst Sh A Tu Co__25c — 6-8 7-1
New York Produce
NEW YORK. May 29 uPi —Eggs. 52.760;
weak. Mixed colors: Fancy to extra fancy.
18%-20'z: extras. 18%-%: storage packed
firsts. 17 3. -18; graded firsts. 17-17%;
current receipts. 15%; mediums. 14%:
dirties, No 1. 14%: average checks. 14
14%.
Whites: Resale of premium marks. 20
24 %. Nearby and Midwestern premium
marks. 20-21%: specials. 19%: standards,
17%. Resales of exchange to fancy heav
ier mediums. 17-19%. Nearby and Mid
western mediums. ]6%.
Browns: Nearby fancy to extra fancy.
50-21%: nearby and Midwestern specials.
19%: standards. 17%; mediums. 16%.
Duck eggs: 17-19
__ Butter. 1,200.070; easier. Creamery.
Higher than extra. 27-27%: extra (92
•core). 26%: firsts i88-91>. 25-20%; sec
onds (84-87) 24-24%.
Cheese. 285.025; steady to firm. Prices
Unchanged.
Tallow easy: special loose, 4% nominal;
extra loose. 4%.
Greases steady: yellow and house. 4
nominal.
Other articles steady and unchanged.
New York Bank Stocks
NEW YORK. May 29 National
Association Securities Dealers. Inc.—
Bid. Asked.
Bk Of Am NTS ISF! (2.40) 30% 32%
Bank of Man (.80a) _ 13% 15%
tank of N Y (141_ 330 355
ankers Tr (21 44% 40%
Brooklyn Tr (4) 67% 70%
Cen Han Bk Ar Tr (4)_ 77 80
Chase Nat (1.40) _ 27 28%
Chem Bk A Tr (1.80)_ 39% 41%
Commercial <8> _162 168
Corn Ex Bk A Tr (3)_ 41% 42%
Empire Tr (.60) 8% 9%
First Nat (Bos' (2) _ 39% 41%
First Natl (lOo) _1565 1605
Guaranty Tr (12) - 235 24(1
Irving Tr (.60) . 9% 10%
Manufacturers Tr (2) 29 30%
Manufacturers Tr pf (2) 49% 51%
Natl City (1) _z... 22% 24%
N Y Trust (5)_ 88% 91%
Public (1%) - 23% 26%
Title G A T- 1% 2%
Reichsbank Statement
BERLIN May 29 UP.—The Reichsbank
•tatement aa of May 27 showed (In thou
sands of reichsmarks):
Gold end foreign exchange. 77,121: de
crease. 246 Bills of exchange and checks,
11.595.859: decrease. 393.840. Securities,
143 692: decrease. 26.272. Circulation.
11,767.013: decrease 337.742. Sight de
posits. 1.037.938: decrease. 287.368. Re
serve ratio. 0.66 per cent. Bank rate.
B% per cent.
Federal Land Banks
NEW YORK. May 29 (/P).—Federal Land
Btnk bonds.
Rate Maturity. Bid. Asked.
iO£ hht ::::: ffi*
is Jsn.. 1956-46-101 JJJsi*
3s Mar. 1956-46- 102 102*,
London Gold and Silver
LONDON. May 29 <45.—Bar silver. 22d,
unchanged (equivalent. 39.88 cents on the
*°Bar *»olL*l68fc unchanged (eouivalent.
S33 85).
London Money Rates
LONDON, May 29 <45.—Money. 1 per
sent Discount rates: Short bills. 1 1-32
Pfj cent: 3-month bills. 11-32-1 1-16.
BONDS ON N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
By yrlnlt wire direct to flto llu
Approximate Transactions Today.
Domestic Bonds_- 8.460.000
feral an Bonds —... 780,000
O B Goat Bends . 160.000
TREASURY.
Hlah. Lev. Close,
ms 1949 SI ... 103.17 103.17 103.17
ms 1960-61_ 103.18 103.13 108.18
244s 1945-47 _ 106.30 106.30 106.30
2 S s 1961-64_ 105.1 105.1 106.1
24ts 1966-69_ 104.8 104 3 104.8
2 44s 1960-66 ... 104. 103.24 104.
244s 1966 6" 105.8 105. 105.8
2T4s 1965-60 rg 105 7 105.7 105.7
JHs 1946-49 ... 108.31 108.31 108.81
Sits 1943 46 107.17 107.16 107.17
3V«s 1944-46 108.8 108.7 108.7
S44s 1940-4* Jun 100.19 100.19 100.19
M4s 1941 48 Mar 102.27 102.27 102.27
4s 1944-54 111.25 111.26 111.25
4s 1944-64 rg 111.21 111.21 111.21
HOME OWNERS' LOAN
Is 1944-62 105.13 106.13 105.13
NEW YORK CITY BONDS
Is 1980 B wt_ 9U4 91 91V4
Is 1980 1 wt _ 9044 90 90S
FOREIGN RONDS. ,
High. Low. ClOM.
Antloaula 7a 46 A_ 8 8 8
Antloaula 7s 46 C_ 8 8 8
Antloaula 7* 45 D_ 8 8 8
Antwerp Is 68 20 184 184
Argentine 4s 72 Feb 74 73 74
Argentine «a 72 Apr 744 744 744
Argentine 4 4a 48 90 89% 90
Argentina 4 4» 71 ... 78 78 78
Australia 4 4a 6#_ 38 374 37%
Australia 6a 65 _ 42% 42 42'<
Australis Rs 57_ 47% 424 42%
Austria 7s 57_ 9 9 9
Belgium Rs 66__41 41 41
Belgium* 4s 4»_ 41 404 41
Belgium 7s 66 40 384 384
Brazil 6 4a 192e>67104 10 104
Brazil 6 4* 1927-67 104 104 104
Brazil CRy El 7a 61- 11 104 11
'Brazil 8a 41 _ IS i 184 134
Brisbane 5a 68___ 38 37 38
Brisbane 6a 60 .. 42 42 42
Buenos Aires 4Ha 77 49 484 49
Buen Air 44s Aug 78 494 494 494
Buen Air 4H» Apr 76 49 48% 49
Buenos Aires 4H* 76 524 524 524
Bulgaria 7 s 67_ 8% 8% 8%
Canada 84a 45..,76 744 75
Canada Sa 67__ 60 69 59
Canada Sa 68__ 60 60 60
Canada 4s 80_ 704 694 704
Canada ea 58 __ 85 84 84
Chile Rs 60 aasd _ 114 114 114
Chile Mtg Bk 6s 62 12 12 12
Chile Mtg B 6s62 aad 104 .104 104
Colombia 6s 61 Jan 18 18 18
Colombia 6* 61 Oct 17% 17% 17%
Copenhagen 4 4s 53 22% 22 22
Copenhagen 6s 63 . 244 2.3% 244
Cordoba Proa 7s 43_ 70 4 70 4 704
Costa Rica 7a 61.134 13 13
Caba 44*77 _ 564 554 554
Denmark 4 4s 63.264 26 264
Denmark 64s 55_ 32 314 314
Denmark 6s 42 _ 36 354 35%
El Salvador 8s 48 et. 104 104 104
French Gov 7s 49 1094 1094 1094
Ger C A Bk 6s 60 July 10 10 10
Uer Govt 6 4a Rb 19 18 19
Ger G 64s 65 un at_ 10 94 94
German Govt 7a 49 ... 214 204 214
Ger Gov 7s 49 un at.. 124 12 124
Grt C El Jap 7a 44_ 76 76 76
Haiti 6s 62_ 79 79 79
Italy 7s61 _ 424 41 . 41%
llal P U Crd 7s 63_ 33% 32 ^2
Japan 6 4s 65_ 61 60% T>1
lanan 6 4s 64_ 774 76 774
Milan 6%s 63 _ 304 28% 284
New So Wales 5s 67.. 37 37 37
Norway «s 61 _ 254 25 25
Norway* 4s 66 __28 » 284 284
Norway 6s 43 _ 37 34% 37
Norway 6s 44 34 34 34
Panama 6s 68 st asd 58 574 68
Peru 1st 6s 60 6 54 6
PtussIs 6s 62_ 12 12 12
Queensland 6s 47_ 46 46 46
Queensland 7s 41 69 67 67
Rhlnel U 34s 46 asd. 14 14 14
Kto Ur do Sul 6s 68 . 6 54 54
RloGr do Sul 7s 66 ... 64 64 64
Rome 64s 62 37 35 15
Sante Fa Prov 4a 64.. 64% 64% 64%
Sao Paulo St 6s 68_ 64 64 64
Sydney 64* 65 _ 43 41 43
Tokyo City 64»«1_ 58 564 58
Ujlgawa El P 7a 45 . 80 80 80
IJru 3% 4 4 4* adj 79 414 40% 40%
Uruguay 4 4 s-4 4s 78 41 41 41
DOMESTIC RONtlS.
obltlbl PAP os i>i 304 30 30
Adams Kip «s 48_ 103 103 103
Alleg Corp 6a 44 71 71 7t
Allag t'orp 6a 60 std 29 29 29
Allied Stores 4 4s 61 94 93 93
Allls-Chalmers 4s 62 1074 1074 1074
Am A For Pw 6s 2030 514 51 51
Am i Q Ch 6 4s 49 102 101% 101%
Am TAT I4a61 1054 104% 1054
Am T A T 3 4s 66 1044 1034 1044
Am TAT 64a 41 106% 106% 106%
Anaconda db 4 4a 60 102% 102% 102%
ArmourtD*nist4a 66 95% 954 954
Armour! Del 14s 61 954 954 954
A TAS Fe gen 4s 96 1024 102 1024
A TAS Fe adj 4s 96 st 764 764 764
A TAS Fe 4 4s 48 100% 1004 1004
A TASF TC StL 48 68 109% 108 109%
Ati Coast L clt 4s 62 56 65 55
Atl A Dan 1st 4a 48 28 28 28
Atlantic Retln 3s 68 1044 1044 1044
mao 1st 4a 41 674 574 574
BAOct 60s std .. 9 8% 8%
B A O 96 A stamped 174 164 174
B A O 95 C stamped 204 204 204
B A O 96 F stamped 174 17 174
BAG 2000 Dstpd 174 17 174
BangAAroos cn 4s 61 64 54 54
Bali Tell Pa 16s 60 C 129 129 129
Beth Steel 14s 69 F 100% 100% 100%
Beth Steel 8 4* 62 106 1054 1054
Bos A Me 4% * 61 ,TJ 484 48 484
BostonAMe 4%s 61 st 444 444 444
Hu. X \i. I., fi:. 48 47 474
Boston A Me 6s 65 st 44% 444 44%
Km. A M» 5» 474 46% 474
Boston A Me 6s 67 st 45% 43% 44%
Ukiyn Ed cn 3 4s 66 105% 1054 1054
Bklyn Man T 4 4a 66 1034 103 1034
Bklyn Un Gas 6a 46 109% 109% 109%
Bklyn Un Gas 6s 60 88 88 88
Bklvn Un G 6s 67 B 104 103 104
BuC Rocb A P 67 std 284 27 284
B C R A N 6s 34 ct 34 34 34
Bush Ter Bldg 6a 60 474 47 474
Cam Orag Pwr *s 66 1004 1004 1004
Canadian NK 4 4a 61 75 744 75
Can NR 4 4s 66_ 74% 744 744
Can NK 4 46 67_ 74 73% 74
Can NR 4Ha 66_ 75 74% 74%
Can NH 6s 69 July_ 804 804 804
Can NR 6s 69 Oct_ 79 79 79
Can Nor 64* 46 _ 95% 954 95%
Can Pac db 4s Derp_ 384 35 364
Can Pac 4 4a 46 _ 68% 58% 58%
Can Pao 4 4* 60 _ 48 48 48
Can Pac 6s 44 __ 90% 904 904
Can Pac 6s 64 .. 56 54 56
weiotex 4 St a 41 ww 76 76 76
Cent ot N.l cen be 17 1.7 13 13
Cent Pae let rt 4a 49 59*. 59 59*.
Cent Pacific 6a CO 36*. 36 36*.
Cert'd <leb 6 It* *3 69% 69*4 69%
Champ Pa 4%a 36-60 102 102 102
Chaa A Ohio I %■ 63 F 10414 104 104V.
Cbes A O IVta 96 B 9514 95 9514
C A O gen 414a 93_ 119'4 US U8
Chi A Alton la 49 ... 914 Cl* 9v*
Chi BAU sen «a 60 .. 84*. 84% 84*4
C BAU 111 dl* 4a 49 . 95 95 96
Chi Mil A St P 4a 89.. 1814 18 18
Chi Mil A St P6a76.. 414 414 414
CMAStP adl 6a 3000.. 1*4 114 1%
Chi A NOV or 4 Ota 49. 114 114 J%
ChiAN W rf 6a 3037_ 7 7 7
Chi K1AP rt «s 14 ... 414 4*4 4*4
Chi R1AP rf 4a 14 ct. 4 4 4
Chi R1AP 414a 63 A.. SI* 614 614
Chi Un Sta lit* II 105 10414 105
Chi A W Ind c* 4a 68 8814 8814 8814
Chi A W Ind 414* 63 88 88 88
Cln Un Term 3%s 69 108 108 108
CieT El III 314*06 108 108 108
CleT Short L 414* 61 66 66 66
C1*t Un Ter 4Uel7 5814 6814 581,
CleT Un Term 6s 73 65 65 65
He» Un Ter 61**7* 75 76 75
Coal Rlv RR 4s 45... 106*. 106V. 106*4
Colo A So* Its 60 24 23', 2314
Col O A E 6* 62 May 100 99*. 9914
Col Q A E 6a II 98 97% 98
Come Ed 314* 6* 111*. 11114 111*4
Comw Ed 314*68 107 107 107
Cons Bd N T 3%s 48 10414 1041. 10414
Cons B NT db 314* 48 10514 10514 10514
Cons Ed-N I ilia 66 103*4 10814 10314
Cons Ed N T 314*68 106 106 106
Conaol 011 614s 61 10314 103 108
Conaum Pwr 114a 66 10414 10414 10414
Conaum Pw 1st 114 61 10414 10414 104%
Conaum Pwr 614* 66 104% 104% 104%
Conaum Pwr Ills 70 106% 10614 10614
Conti Oil 8%s 41 104% 104 104
Cuba Northn Ills 41. 28 23 23
Cuba R 1st Is 83_ 26% 26% 26%
0*1 A Hua rat 4s 4S_ 40% 40% 40%
AHlih. Lev. cion.
544 644 544
Det Edison 4s 8t — 109(4 109(4 109(4
DM Edison 4Ha 01 .10* 10744 108
Duluth SBATtl ta IT IT IT 17
Duauaana Lt It4s <1 108(4 10*44 10844
BT V tOientalt . 9144 9144 9144
Elea Auto Lt 4s tl... 105*4 106*4 106*4
Ena lat 4s 98 - 44(4 44(4 44(4
Erls sen 4s 98 ...... 19'4 18(4 19(4
Brts raf ta 8T_ 944 9 9
Rrla rat ta Tt —9*« 9 9(4
Fad LtftTr ta 4J -.101(4101(410114
Ftraatfina I *(4a«» 104(4 103(4 104
Fla E Coaat Ry 5s 74 6(4 4(4 4(4
Gen Mot Arc lit M 103% 104
Gen Stl Cast (Ui <1 59% 58 59%
Goodrich 4 %e 86 . 101 100% 100%
Ort Nor Ry l%»67._ 71 71 71
Grt Nor Ry 4» 4< G . 95 95% 96
Ort Nor Ry 4a 46 H 88% 88% 88%
Grt N Ry lat 4%e «1 106% 105% 105%
Ort N R gn«*a77 B 77% 77% 77%
Ort Nor Ry 6%e 62 . 94 94 94
Gulf MAN ta SO _ 71 71 71
Har Rly A P 4a 84- 59% 59% 59%
Hock Val 4 %a 99- 115% 115% 116%
Hoa(R) lat mtg 44 .. 70% 70 70
Heuaatonlc cn (a 17.. 41% 41 41
Houston 011 4 Ha 64 . 98 98 98
Hudson Coal 6s 62 A 27 26 27
Hud A Man Inc (a 67 10% 9% 9%
Hud A Man ref 6a 6T 89% 39 89%
111 Cant 4* 61 - 33% 32% 32%
111 Cent 440*1 .. 31% 30 31%
ICCAST NO 4%a 61 32 31% 32
ICCAStL NO 6» 62 A 36% 35 36%
Induat Ravon 4 %s 41 101 |00 loo
Int R T lat rf 6a M 75 74 7S
Int R T lat rf 6a 64 et 75 74 74
Int R T 4a *2 _ 38 31% 33
Intar R T 7a 12 _ 71 71 71
Int R T 7a 62 ct 71% 71 71%
lnterlake Iron 4a 47 79 79 79
Int Grt Nor lat 6a 62 3% 3% 8%
Int Hydro El 6a 44 . 40 38 39%
Int Mer Mar 6a 41 ._ 54% 54 54
Int Paper lat 6a 47 100 99 100
Int Paper ref 6a 65— 92% 91H 92%
Int TAT 4 %a 61_ 26 25% 26
Int TAT 6a 66 - 28% 27% 27%
James E A C 4a 61 41 41 41
Jonea A L Stl 4%s (1 98% 93% 93%
Kana C EtSAM 4a 16 25% 25% 25%
Kana City Sola 60 . 61 51 51
Kan* City So rf 6a 60 65 53 54%
Ketth'a 6a 46 _100% 100 100
Koppera Co 4a 61-101% 101% 101%
Laclede Gas 6%a 61.. 41% 40 40
Laclede G 6%a 60 D . 89% 39% 39%
Lake 8AMSt%a9T 81% 81% 81%
Lautaro Nitrate 1628 28 28
Leh CAN 4 %a 64 C... 46 46 45
Leh Val Coal 5a 64 . 23 23 23
Leh V Coal 6s 42 atd. 50 50 50
L V RR con 4a 2001 9% 9% 9%
L V RR 4%s 2002 asd 9% 9% 9%
Lice A Mvers 6a 61 123 123 123
Libby MeNAL 4a 66 100% 100% 100%
Loew a 1 %a 46 101% 101%‘iniH
Lone Star GS%a 51 105% 105% 105%
Long laid ref 4a 49 87% 87% 87%
Long lal ref 4a 49 at 87 87 87
La A Ark 6a 69 75% 75% 75%
Loulsy GAE 1 %a 66 107% 107% 107%
Lou Jeff Bldg 4a 46 . 108% 108% 108%
LAN 1st 4a 2001 ... 78 78 78
LANPM4S46 101 101 101
MeKassonAR 6%i80 86 86 86
Ma Central 4 %a 60 .. 40% 40% 40%
Manat) Sugar 4a 67.. 34% 34% 34%
ManhatRy4a90 ... 79 79 79
Manhat Ry 4a 90 ct.. 80 79% 80
MeadCorp 4%s 55... 101 101 101
Metrop Ed 4 Ha 61 . 110% 110% 110%
Mich Cons Gas 4s 61 98% 98% 98%
MStPASSM cn 4a 16 4 4 4
MStPASSM 6a It gtd 3% 3% 3%,
Mo K AT tat 4a 90 .. 22 21% 21%
Mo K A T 4%s 71_ 10 10 10
MoKOT ll 616..^ 10% 10% 10%
Mo Pac 6s 66 A__ 13% 13% 13%
Mo Pac 6s 77 P_ 13% 13 IS
Mo Pac 6s 76 O 13% 13% 13%
Mo Pac 6a 80 H 13% 13 13
Mo Pac 6a diet_ 12% 12% 12%
Mo Pac 6%s 49 I 1 1
Mnh A Ohm 4 %a 77 22% 22% 22%
Mob A Ohio 4%a 7Tet 21% 21% 21%
Mob A Ohio 6s 11 ct.. 25 25 25
Monong PS4%slO 106'* 106% 106%
Monong P S 6s 66 ... 104% 104% 104%
Mont Pwr l%a 66_ 98 97 98
Montr Tram 6a 41_ 71% 71% 71%
Morris A Es 4 %s 66 28 27% 28
Morris A Es 6s 66 28% 28% 28%
Mount StTAT 8%a6t 104% 104% 104%
Nassau El 4a 61 etfs 51% 61% 61%
Nat Dairy t%s 61 ww 104% 104 104%
Nat Distill I Ha 49 99% 99% 99%
Nat Steel ts 66 .. 101% 101% 101%
Natl Supply J%a 64 . 102% 102% 102%
New E TAT 1st 6* 52 123 123 123
New Orl P S 6s 62 A 103% 103% 103%
N T Central t%a 62 . 44% 43% 44%
N T Central *%a 97.. 70 70 70
N Y Central 1%a 46 74% 74 74
N T Cent con 4s 96 46% 46 46%
N T Cent 4%s 2012 A 40 39% 39%
N T Cent rf 6e 201* 45% 45 45%
N T Chi A St L 4s 48 73 73 73
N Y ChlAStl 4 %s 71 43 42% 42%
N T CAStL. 5%s 74 A 49% 48% 49
N T Chi A St I. 6a 41 68 68 68
N V G E HAP 4s 49 115% 115 115
N Y G E HAP 6a 48 . 120% 120% 120%
NY NH A H 4%a 67 . 13% 13% 13%
NY NH A H cl 6a 40.. 22 22 22
N Y Steam *%s 61. . 101% 101% 101%
N Y Tel 1 %s 67 _106% 106% 106%
Nlag L A O 6s 65_ 107 107 107
Ntag Sh 6%s 60 ... 98 97% 97%
NortA W 1st 4s 96_118% 118% 118%
North Am S%s 64_102% 102% 102%
North Am 4s 69 .. 103% 103% 103%
Nor’n Pac gn ta 204T 34% 33% 34%
NoEnPaetstT 61 60% 61
Nor*n Pae 4 Ha 2047.. 39% 39 39%
NoEn Pac 6s 3047 C.. 43 43 43
Nor'n Pac 6a 2047 48% 48 48%
North Stl Pw I %a 67 106% 105% 106
Ogden L C 4S 41 3% 3% 3%
omo Edison *%• 7* 102% 101% 102%
Ohio Edison 48 66 105 105 105
Okie GAE 3%s 66 .. 107% 107% 107%
Okla GAE 4s 46 . 104% 104% 104%
Ont Pwr Ntag 6a 4* _ 96 96 96
Oreg Sh Line 6a 46 .. 113 113 113
Oregon W KK 48 61 105 104% 105
PacGAE3%s61 .. 108% 108 108%
Pmc G A E 4a *4 110% 109% 110
Pac TAT rf l%* 61 B 104% 104% 104%
Penn Co 3 %s 44 D .. 102 102 102
Penn Co 4a <3 100% 99% 99%
Penn GlASd 4%s 60.. 103% 103% 103%
Penn RR 1 %a 61 77% 77 , 77%
Penn PAL 1 %s 69 106% 105% 106%
Penn PAL 4 %e 74*_100% 100% 100%
Penn RR l%a 70_82% 82% 82%
Penn RR 4a 41_112 111% 112
Penn RR 4*s tl__ 90% 89% 89%
Penn RR 4 %a 60_117 117 117
Penn RR rn 4%a 86 .. 96% 95% 96%
Penn RR db 4%a 70.. 81 80% 81
Penn RR can 6s ft 101% 101% 101%
Peoples GLAC 6a 47 110% 110% 110%
Peoria A E tne 4a 90 4 4 4
Phelps llodca !%s 62 107% 107% 107%
PhilaBAW 4%s 77 C 106% 106% 106%
t'hlla Co ba II 101 101 101
Phlla Elec I %a 67 108% 108% 108%
Phils KC A Ir 6a49 2% 2% 2%
Phillip* Petrol 3* 41 105 104% 104
PCC&StL 4s 60 H 105 105 105
PlltsAW Va 4%s 69 B 42% 42% 42%
Pori lien El 4%a 60 HH 67% 67%
Postal Tel AC 6a 61 16% 16% 16%
Pressed Stl Car ts 61 79% 79% 79%
Purity Ralclne 6s 41 100% 100% 100%
Reading Jer C 4s 61.. 50 50 60
Rem Rd 4%a 66 ww 92% 92% 92%
Kepublle Stl4%» 66 93% 93% 93%
Rapublte Stl 4%s 61 92% 92% 92%
Republic Stl 6%s 14 104 104 104
Saguenay re 4Half 69 68 69
8t L I MAS RAG 4e II 60 49% 60
8t L Pub Ser 6a 69.. 68 6T% 68
8t L-San Ft 4a 60 A.. 8% 8% 8%
St L-8 r 6s 10 B et .. 8 7% 7%
8t L-San Ft 4Hs 71 8% 8% 8%
St L-8 F 4Ha 71 et at 8 8 8
St L-San F 6a 60 B . 9% 9% 9%
St L Soutb Wb 6a 68. 12 12 12
St L 8 W raf 6a 90 .. 8% 8% 8%
St P K S L 4%a 41 4% 4% 4%
St P On Dap rf 6a 7* 110% 110% 110%
San AAA Pass 4a 41 66% 56% 66%
San Otago CGAB 4sl6 109 109 109
Saabd A L 4a 60 stp 7% 7% 7%
Seabd A Leon *s 46 4 3% 3%
Shell On OII2 %s 14 94 94 94
Simmons Co 4a 61 94% 94% 94%
8ocony Vac 1* (4 102% 102% 102%
So Ball TA T la T9 103 102% 103
So Bell TAT I %s 62 106 105 106
Southn Cal G 4s 66 108% 108 108%
8outnn Kratt 4 Ha 41 99% 99% 99%
So Pae IHs 46 _ 45 45 45
So Pae col 4a a* - 32 31% 32
8o Pae ref 4s 66_64% 64% 64%
So Pae 4 Ha 66_' 34 33% 33%
8o Pae 4Ha 69_ 83% 32% 33%
8o Pao 4 H* 81_ 88% 82% 33%
So Pae Ores 4 Ha TT— 89% 88% 39%
8o Ry can «■ IS A_46% 46 46%
So Ry 6s 94 . _ 84 88% 84
So Ry can Is 6I.._ 88% 88% 68%
So Ry IHs ft _ 88 81% 68
Stand Oil N J 2%a 88 101% 101% 101%
8tand Oil N J Is 61... 102% 102 102%
Studabakar ST la 46_ 90% 89 90
High. Low. CIom.
Tmm Carp Is it — 108% 108 108%
TaxaeCorpSfcall.. 103% 108A 108%
Tb * Paolo 10 D..„. 83% 68% 63%
Third A* adl la 60 . 14% 18% T3%
Tide Wat 011 8(6* 82. 106 106 llll
Un El i Moll % a II... 106% 106% 106%
(In PaolB* 8%a 70 . 92% 92% 92%
Un Pacific lat 4a 47 Hi ill m
UtdCgi W StrataII 61% 61% 61%
United Drug la II 77 76 77
Utah LAT la 44 96% 96 961
Utah Pwr A Lt 6a 44 96 95% 96
Utility PA L *%a 47 77% 77% 77%
Va Kv lat !%» M 104% 104% 104V4
Va S W lat Sa 2003_ 70 70 70
Wabaah lat la 89 .... 32 3iv. 32
Wabaah l%a 71...... 6% 5% 5%
Walworth 4a 66 ... 68 68 68
Warner Broa 6a 41 79 79 79
Warran Broacv la 41 18 18 18
Weatcht L gn 2%a 67 107% 107% 107%
Westehaatar L 6a 60 116% 116% 115%
West Sh lat 4* 3861 38 38 88
Waat Va PAP Is 64 . 99%. 99% 99%
Want kid 1st 4a 61 73 73 78
Waat NTAP gn 4* 43 108 108 108
Waat Union la 61 67% 66% 67%
Whaal Btael 4%*ll 99% 99% 99%
Wtlkea BAE 6a 42 . 10% 10% 10%
Wtlaon A Co t%a 47. 96 96 96
Wllaon A Co 4a 66 102 100% 102
Wla Cant lat gn 4a (9 16 16 16
Wla C SAD T 4a 86 ct 4% 4% 4%
Wla El Pw 1 %a 68 106% 106% 106%
Wla Pub Svo 4a 61 107% 107% 107%
Toungat n SAT 4a 4* 102 101% 101%
Toungat'n SAT 4* II 101% 101% 101%
Bell Aircraft Decides
Not to Offer Shares
Bj tne Associated Press.
BUFFALO, N. Y., May 29.—Stock
holders of the Bell Aircraft Corp.
approved yesterday an increase in
shares from 250,000 to 500,000 but
the directors, meeting immediately
afterward, decided "not to offer any
additional shares at this time,” a
company statement said.
Stockholders also approved an
employes' stock purchase plan.
The company has extensive war
plane orders for the United States
Army and the Allies.
Chicago Stock Market
CHICAGO. May 28 {/Pi.—Following is
the complete list of transactions on the
Chicago Stock Exchange today:
Sales. STOCKS. High Low Close
40 Abbott Lab 53% 62% 53%
2oo Aetna B Bear_ 8 S’, 8’,
10 AUis-Ch Mfa ... 24*. 24*. 24*.
275 Am Tel A Tel 148*. 147’. 147%
50 Armour A Co_ 4>. 41. 4%
6o Asbestos Mfg _ 1 1 1
50 Aviation Corn __ 5*, 5*. 5%
100 Avia A Trans .3 .3 3
50 Barlow A Seelig A 8*. 8*, 8%
loo Bastlan-Bless 12% 12% 12%
100 Belden Mg ___ 8% 8% 8%
45 Bendix Av _ 27% 27*. 27%
100 Berghoff Brew __ 8’, 8’, 8%
50 Bliss A Lauahlin 15 15 15
600 Borg-Warner 18 14% 18
80 Campbell Wyant 12 12 12
150 Cen 111 P Svc pi 77 73% 75%
loo Cen A 8 W Ut V, % %
10 Cen A 8 W *7 nf 40 40 40
100 C A S W $7 Dl of 84 93 94
50 Cen Sta P A L pf 4% 4% 4%
1300 Chi Corp _ % %
100 Chi Corp nf 27 ”7 °7
140 Chryaler Corp _ 58% 57% 58*.
2250 Com’whh Edit 28% 28*. 28%
50 Como Ind Oas id II 11 ll
250 Cons Oil 6% 6 6%
100 Consumera Co A % % %
lOOConsumera Co B *4 *, %
loo Consumers Co Df 2 2 **
50 Container Corp 11% n% n%
200 Crane Co 13% 13% 13%
150 Cunningham D St 13 i”% 12%
60 Diam T Motor _ . 5*. 5% 5%
200 Fox (P> Brew . 15 14% 15
100 Fuller Mfg 3'. 3% 3%
5 Gen Am Trana . 38% 38% 38%
81 Gen Foods _ .39% 38*. 38%
645 Gen Motors 40*. 39% 39%
5 Gen Out Advert 4% 4% 4',
50 Gillette Saf R 4% 4% 4%
150 Goodyear T A R 14% 14% 14*.
SOOossard tHWi 9% 9*. 9%
300 Ot Lakes Dredge 19 18% 19
259 Hall Print 12 11 12
90 Hamilton Mfg A 6% 5% 5%
looHeileman <G> Br 8*. 8*. 8%
lOHorders _ 12% 12 V. 12%
tOOHoud-Her B_ 10% 10% 10%
200 111 Brick _ 2% 2% 2%
100 Hi Cent R R _ 8*. 8% 8%
150 Indep Pneu Tool 21% 20 20%
50 Tnt Harvester 41 41 41
270 Ky Ut Jr cum pi 40 38 40
30 Ky Ut 6*7 pf _ 90 po 90
5o Liquid Carb _12% 12% 12%
100 Loudon Pack __ 1% 1*. 1%
100 Marsh Field _ 9’. 9'. 9%
20 McCord Rad A . 4 4 4
50 Merch A Mfrs A- 3% .3% .3%
850 Mid West Corp 5% 5% 5%
5o Midland Unit pf 2*. 2*. 2*.
loo Midi Util 7-. pf % % i,
10 Miller A- Hart of 8 8 8
139Montg Ward .78% .36% 3«%
90 Nat Battery pf 35 .75 .75
100 Noblltt-Sparks 24 24 24
ISnNor'west Bancorp 8% 8 8%
10 No West Ut pi 47 47 47
lOOkla Gas A El nf 108 108 108
12 Penn R R 17*. 17% 17%
45 Peoples G.s LAC 26*. 26% 28%
2oo Pressed Stl Car. 8% 8% 8%
10 Quaker Oats pf 145 145 145
150 Rollins-Hos 3 3 .7
277 Sears Roeb 85 8.7*. 83%
100 80 Bend L Wks . 23 22% 23
100 Spiegel Inc 8 8 8
100 Std Dreda 1% 11, 1%
100 Std Dreda pf... 8% 8% 8%
228 Std Oil Ind .... 21% 21 21%
50 Stewart-Wgrn 5% 5’a 5%
550 Sunstrand M Tool 23% 22 23
115 Swift A Co 18% 17% 18%
300 Swift Int _ 17% 17% 17%
88 Texas Corp _ 38% 34% 34%
200 Trane Co _ 12% 11% 11%
100 Union Carbide . 63 63 63
100 Unit Air Lines _ 14% 14% 14%
250 U S Steel _ 48% 45% 45%
SOU 8 Steel pi .. 109% 109% 109%
200 Walgreen _ 17% 17% 17%
187 West Un Tel 18 15% 15%
50 Westlngh El A M 86% 86% 86%
100 Wise Bankshrs 3% 3% 3%
50 Woodall Indust 3*. 3% .7%
148 Wrlgley (W) Jr 76V, 75% 75%
10 Zenith Rad 9% 9% 9%
BONDS.
$2000 C Ed deb 3%s 58 111% 111 % 111%
Stock sales today 20.000 shares.
Bond sales today. $2,000.
Commodity Prices
NEW YORK. May t?9.—The Associated
Press weithted wholesale price index of 35
commodities today declined to 71.62
Previous day. 71.72: week ago. 71.50:
month ago. 73.88: year ago. 67.20.
1940. 1939. 1938 ’33-37.
High 75.29 75.22 74.37 98.14
Low 71.46 63.78 63.86 41.44
(1026 average equals 100.1
Miscellaneous Markets.
COCOA—Futures closed 8-9 hither;
2-672 tons: July. 4.72n: September.
4.79: December. 4.88. n nominal.
WOOL TOPS—Futures closed at the
day’s best levels today. 19 to 28 points
net higher on sales estimated at about
700.000 oounds Trade interests, spot
houses and local professionals gll were
active bidders. July. R8.3b: October.
86.1b: December. 84.5: spot, standard tops,
93.0- unchanged, b Bid.
CRUDE RUBBER—Futures closed 18-30
higher: sales. No. 1 standard. 51 con
tracts: Julv. 19.55- September. 18 38: De
cember. 17.90: amoked ribbed, spot, 20.50n
n Nominaf.
LEAD—Futures closed 5 lower. 8ales,
120.000 pounds, all switches.
ZINC—Futures 1 higher. Sales. 60.000.
June. 5.89n.
STRAITS TIN—Futures 25 to 50 higher.
Sales. 44.800 pounds. July. 52.00b
b Bid, n Nominal.
COFFEE—Spot nuiet; 8antos No. 4.
7%: Rio No. 7. 5%. Cost and fralght
offerings Included Santos Bourbon 3s and
5s at 6.40-7.00.
Santos No. 4 ”D’’ futures closed 8 to 11
higher. Sales. 3.750 bags. July. 5.78b;
Sen tern her. 5.90b: December. 6.07
Rio No. 7 "A” futures 11 to 13 higher.
No sales,
b Bid.
RAW BILK—Futures No. 1 closed %
higher to 4 lower. Sales. 460 bales. Sep
tember. 2.52b: October, 2.51; November.
2.49%. bBld.
RAW HIDES—Futures closed II to 20
higher. Bales. 3.120.000 pounds. June.
9.61b; September. 9.86-87: December.
10.10. , _
Spot. No. 1 Western light native cows.
#V*d. n Nominal.
New York Sugar
NEW YORK. May 20 OPl.—-Sugar futures
sold higher today after early nervousness
More favorable European news and in
dications of a tighter supply situation
brought outside and speculative buying
into world contracts. Prices In midafter
noon were up ft to 84 points: July. 1.26:
September. 1.20.
Domestic contracts met fair trade and
refiner support. Offerings were small.
Quotations advanced 4 to 8 points: July,
1 ft*: March. 1.01.
The raw market, locally, was nominal.
Cubas for June shipment were offered at
2.80 cents, duty paid. Puerto Ricos were
available on the same basis. Cuba was
reported to have sold 20.000 tons of raw
sugar to Great Britain at 1.15 cents f.o.b.
shipment during June. July and August.
Refined continued aulet. Eastern refiners
were generally quoting 4.50 cents a pound.
Futures No. 3 closed 4-5 higher. Sales,
0.050 tons.
High. Low. Last.
July _1 84 1.84 1.84b
September _ 1.02 1.87 1.00b
January 1.87 1.81 1.84b
No. 4 futures 7-04 higher. Sales, 7.660
Judy' _ 1.264 1.164 1.264b
September _ 1.234 1.14 1.284b
December- 1.23 1.16 1.28b
London Tin Quotations
LONDON. May 20 iJFi.—Tiri firm: soot,
£270 Md. £270 6s asked: future, £268 bid,
£268 6S asked.
Electric Production
Hits Highest Point
Since Mid-March
Increased Industrial
Activity Brings Much
Of Advance
By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, May 29 —Production
of electric energy increased to
2,448,865,000 kilowatt hours during
the week ended May 25, highest since
mid-March, the Edison Electric In
stitute said today.
This represented a gain of 1.1 per
cent over 2,422,212,000 kilowatt hours
in the preceding week and was 11.1
per cent ahead of 2904,858,000 in
the comparable 1939 week.
Power circles said the higher rate,
which was against seasonal expecta
tions, was due in large part to in
creased industrial activity.
The Associated Press power index
advanced to 124.6 from 1229 in the
previous week and 114.4 a year ago.
The Index is based on 1926 as 100
and is adjusted for seasonal and
long-term trend.
1940. '9:t9. 1938.1037.1034-38.
Hl»h 130.5 129.5 117.2 125.2 110.8
Low 121.4 112.3 102.8 111.8 91,9
Percentage gains over a year ago,
according to major geographic areas,
were reported as follows by the
Institute:
New England, 8.1; Middle Atlantic,
7.3; Central Industrial, 14.5: West
Central, 6.2; Southern States, 129;
Rocky Mountain, 139; Pacific
Coast, 8.4.
Chicago Grain
By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, May 29—The loss
suffered by wheat prices following
news of the Belgian surrender was
wiped out today as the market ex
tended its recovery movement that
began in the final hour of trading
yesterday.
Sharply higher prices at Winnipeg
and Buenos Aires and firmness of
securities strengthened confidence
in wheat values. Reports of British
flour purchases in Canada attracted
attention in view of the threatened
Invasion of the British Isles.
Although reacting slightly from
the best levels of the session, wheat
closed unchanged to % higher, com
pared with yesterday, July, 83%-%;
September, 83%-%. Corn was %-%
lower; July, 62%-%; September,
61%; oats, unchanged to % lower.
WHEAT— Ooen. Hlth. Low. Close.
July _.83% .83% .83 .83%-%
Sen. _.83% .84% .83 S.3%-%
Dec _.83% 84% .83% ,84y4-%
CORN—
July _.83 .8:1% .82% 82%-%
Sep _.82% .82% .81% 81%
Dee ... .69% 59% .59 30*/«
OATS—
July _ .34 .34 ,33s. 33%-34
Sen .32% 32% .32% .32%-%
SOY BEANS—
July . ... . 89%
Oct. _ .77% .77y« .77 .77
Dec _ ... _ _ .78%
RYE—
July _.48% .47% .48% .48%
Sep. _.48% .40 .48% .48%
Dee. ... .50% .50% .50% .50%
LARD—
M»y _ ... ... . 5.05
July _ 5.15
Sen. . 640 5 40 5.35 5 35
Oct. _ 5 47 5 47 6 45 5 45
Dee. ... . ... ... ... 6.60
BELLIES—
July __ _ _ 6.32
Sen. _ ... ... ... 6.35
* Cklnn Osh Market.
Wheat, No. 3 red. touah. 88V,.
Corn. No. 1. yellow. 68>k-87l,: No. 2,
88'.: No 3. 87',,.
0*t», No. 7 mixed. 38; mixed train.
38: No. 2 white. 30: No. 3. 3*'..
Barley maltine 53-65 nominal: feed.
40-60 nominal. No. 2 malting. 61; No. 3
malting. 50-00
Boy bean*. No. 2 yellow. 87'4.
Winnipeg Prices.
WINNIPEG. May 29 i/Pi.—Grain range
today:
WHEAT— Prer.
High. Low Close. Close.
July ..76', 73', 75’. 73%.
October _78%, 76'/, 78*a 76%a
OATS—
Winnipeg. July _ 33 32'a 32’* 32
Winnipeg Cash Market.
Wheat. No. t Northern. 74’,: No. 2.
72'«: No. 3. 68'.. Oats. No. 2 white.
341«; No. 3. 32%,.
Baltimore Qnntatlen.
BALTIMORE. May 29 iAV—'Wheat. No.
2 red. winter, garlicky, spot domestic.
1.01',.
New York Cotton
By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, May 20.—Cotton fu
tures held steady at small gains to
day in limited pre-holiday dealings.
The trade bought near months while
some support in distant positions
was encouraged by steadiness in
stocks and a slightly unfavorable
weather report. Offerings were
limited to hedging by leading spot
interests and scattered selling by
locals and the South.
Midaftemoon prices were up 4
to 7 points: July (old), 9.61; Octo
ber, 8.78; May, 8.38.
Futures closed 2-4 higher.
Old contract:
Open. High. Low Last.
July 9.58 9.67 9.56 9.60
New contract:
July _ 9.79 P.83 0.70 0 80n
October _ 8.75 8 82 8.74 8.77
December _ 8.64 8.73 8.04 8.66
January _ 8.59n
March _ 8.45 8 63 8.45 8.47-48
May 8 31 8.40 8.30 8.34
Middling, soot (’a-lnch). 10.43n.
n Nominal.
Cottonseed Oil.
Bleachable cottonseed oil futures
closed 5 to 6 higher. Sales, 36 con
tracts. July, 6.05b; September, 6.09;
October, 6.11b; December, 6.16; Jan
uary, 6.18b. b Bid.
New Orleans Friees.
NEW ORLEANS. May 29 (4%.—Pre
holiday covering and trade buying ad
vanced cotton futures today. Cloilng
prices were steady. 1 to 2 point* net
higher.
Open. Hith. Low. Close.
July _ 9.72 9.78 9.71 9.71
October _ 8.80 8.87 8.79 8.81
December _ 8.67 8774 8.87 8.70
January _8.59b 8.60b
March _ 8.51 8.57 8.50 8.50b
May _8.34b 8.37b
b Bid.
Cottonseed oil closed steady. Bleach
able prime summer yellow. 6.90 nominal;
prime crude. 5.12Vk-5.25. July. 5.68b;
September. 5.62b: October. 5.66b; De
cember, 6.72b. bBid.
Utah Power to Quit
Appliance Business
By the Associated Praia.
SALT LAKE CITY, MAy 29.—In
the avowed interest of quickened
"industrial mobilization under the
national defense program,” the Utah
Power Sc Light Co. said it would re
linquish to Independent dealers its
business in electrical appliances.
George M. Gadsby, president, said
the personnel will concentrate upon
providing electric service for Indus
tries, commercial establishments,
homes and farms of the area it
serves.
Baltimore Stocks
Special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE- Mar 29.—
Sales. STOCKS. Hlsh. Low. Close.
240 Arundel Corp . 14H 14 14H
08 Baltimore Trans .36 .36 .36
260 Balto Transit pfd 1.60 1.60 1.60
57 Consol Pow com. 70 69ft 70V4
25 Consol Pow pfd 112 112 112
02 Fidelity * Deposit 100 99 100
30 Fidelity A Ouar- 27 27 27
100 North Amer Oil 1.05 1.06 1.06
110 Mt Ter W Mis Pfd 41 dl 41
22 Northern Central. 86 85 86
4«§ 0*8 lASeTS^Ouir li% 1?%
60000 Balto Tr deb 4sA 29Vi 28V4 29'/a
NEW YORK CURB MARKET
■v Mbita vtr* Umt to Tfc* Mu. • I
Stock and St In
Dividend Kate. Add 00. Blah. Low. Clou
AeroBup B .I0g.. 8 64 84 64
Air Investor*.... 2 2 2 2
Ala Ot Sou (Iff).. 80s 684 68 684
Ala Fowor pf <T) 10s 824 924 924
Allied Prod (1) 60s 94 94 94
Alum Co Am (2o) 660s 149 146 148
Alum Copf ill 60s 1094 1094 1094
Alum Goods 80s 2 164 164 164
Alum Ltd (Is) . 100s 664 66 664
Am Bonk < 41 60s 88 38 88
Am Cap pf <.26k) 1 13 13 13
Am City P A Lt
(A) ww (2.76H) 1 25 25 25
Aml'yiumB ID 34 314.304 304
Am Export ,50a . 9 94 94 94
Am Gaa A El 1.60 6 274 264 274
Am Ganorai l 24 24 24
Am Gen of <21 600s 23 23 23
AmLaunM.IOa. 1 134 184 134
Am LtttTrao 120 1 12 12 12
Am Mf* <25e>... 60s 16 16 16
Am Maracaibo_ 19 4 4 4
Am Kopubllca 16 6 6
Am Superpower, 8 4 4 4
Appal BP pf (7). 40s 108 108 108
Ark NatGaaiAi. 3 14 14 14
Ashland OAR 40 1 44 44 44
AaaoGA Elee(r) 2 4 4 4
Aasoe TAT (A). 60s 1 1 1
Ati Coast Flab .. 8 2 2 2
Atlaai'orp war 14 4 4
Atlas Plyw 125s 1 13 13 13
Aviation A Trans 9 34 3 3
Babcock A W.ZOe 9 22 21 22
Baldwin Lo war 22 64 .64 54
Baldw L pf 2 10 200s 21 21 21
Baldwin Rub.60a l 44 44 44
Barium Stain Stl l f, jfc
Bath Iron . 15 114 114 114
Beech Aircraft 8 44 44 44
Rellanca Aircraft 1 44 44 44
Bell Aircraft 3 18 174 174
Berk tt Oay Fur 7 4 4 4
Bickfords ( goal 60s 11 11 11
Bickfords pf 2.60 25s 374 374 374
Bliss lEWl ... 21 154 144 144
Blue Hldge_ 3 4 4 4
BreeseCorp SO*. 17 64 5 54
Brewster Aero . 43 104 9 4 94
Brown Co pf (r). 200s 18 174 174
Brown Rubber _. 3 14 14 14
BNAEPpf 1 40 . 3 174 164 174
Bunker Hill lit. 4 94 94 94
Burry Biscuit ... 2 1 4 1
Cable El Pro vte. 3 s % %
Calllte Tungsten 1 IS is IS
Can Cel Airways. 8 7 6% 6%
Can Mar W 04* 7 A A A
Cap 01 ty Pro .16* 60* 6S 6% 6S
Carman <B>_ 2 6 4S 4%
Carrier Corp- 2 6% 6S 6S
Catlln (Am)_ 2 2 2 2
Celan ptp pf <7a) 125* 107 105% 105%
Celluloid pf . 25* 22 22 22
Cent NY Pwpft 10* 94 94 94
Cent P A L pf (7) 25* S8 98 98
Cent States Elec 1 % % %
Chesehro (4ai 100* 100 99 99
Chi Rivet (.50*) 1 7 7 7
Chief Consol ... 1 Vi % %
Childs pf 25* 15 15 15
Cities Service pf 1 60% 60% 60%
City Auto Stpg.10 2 5 4% 4%
Claud* Neon L 2 A A A
Clayton A Lamb. 14 4 4
Col G A E pf (6) ' 25* 55 55 55
Columb Oil A Gas 5 1% 1% 1%
Comwttb A 8 war 4 A A A
Com PAL lat pf 100* 35 33 33
Community Wat. 4 % % %
Compo 8ho* (1) 1 12%. 12% 12%
Cona GAE Bo 3.60 1 69H 69% 69S
Consol MAS (la) 100* 19 19 19
Cons Retail Strs 1 2% 2% 2%
Cona 8te*l Corp 2 3% 3% 3%
ContlGAE pr pf 7 40* 85 84% 85
Conti Roll A Stl 6 5% 5 5%
Cooper Base 17 7 7
Coop>B prpf2.Z5k 2 25 24% 25
Corroon A Reyn 6 1% 1 1%
Cor A R pf A .75k 50* 60 55 60
Craoi* Petr 6(ia 14 15% 14% 15%
Crocker-Wheeler 1 3% 3% 3%
Crown Cent Petr 1 2% 2% 2%
Crown Dpf 1.76 76* 18% 18% 18%
Darby Petroleum 3 3 2% 2%
Dayton Rub .60* 300* 10% 9% 9%
Dacca Reo 60 4 4% 4% 4%
Derby Oil pf(lk) 10* 37% 37% 37%
Dlvco Twin T.25e 4 6% 6% 6%
Duke Power .76* 50* 68 68 68
Dt/Val Tex S .25e 1 6% 5% 5%
Eagle Pitch Lead 4 8S 7% 8%
Bast’n GasAFuel 1 2% 2S 2%
Eaatn GAF 6 of 50* 16 16 16.
E GAF prpf 2.25k 150* 40% 40 40%
Klee Bond A Sb 37 4S 4% 4%
Elee B A 8 pf (6) 4 50% 48 50%
Eleo BASpf <•) 15 60 57% 59%
Elee PAL 2d pf A 100* 10 10 10
Equity Corp 11 A % A
Equity cv pf (t) 100* 19% 19% 19%
Fairchild EA A • 29 5% 5 5%
Falataff Brew SO 2 6% 6% 6%
Fanateei Metal 5 9% 9 9
Fideilo Brew 2 % % %
Fire A* Phils 2a 10* 51% 51% 51%
Ford i Can i Ail) 5 9 9 9
Ford Ltd i 16a) 2 IS IS IS
Fruehauf T .60* 3 21% 21% 21%
GenPubSvcpf 50s 27% 27% 27%
Gen Shara pf(Ch) 40* 58 57 57
Gilbert (AC) 1 4% 4% 4%
Glen Aldan 126* 6 6 5% 5%
Grand Rap V .40' 1 4% 4% 4%
Gray Mfg 1 5% 5% 5%
GAAPnv (5e) 100* 90 90 90
Grt Nor Pap (le) 200* 39 37 39
Gulf Oil of Pail i 6 27 26% 26%
Gulf St Dt pf 6.60 20* 103S 103S 103S
Hecla Min .20e .. 5 4S 4% 4S
Helena K(A)il) 50* 7% 7% 7%
HotUnger G 66a. 2 6 5% 5N
Humble Oil .75e 12 50 48% 49S
Ulinols-la Power 2 2% 2% 2%
111-la Power pf 9 25S 23% 25%
111-la Pwr dlv et 9 5S 5% 5S
Illinois Zlne 200* 4% 4% 4%
Imp Oil Ltd .60* 9 6S 6% 6%
Ind apPALpf 6 6" 20* 103% 103% 103%
ImCoNAmli 100* 57 57 57
lnt Cigar M (2) 1 18% 18% 18%
lnt induat i log) 2 1% IS IS
Ini PaA Pwr war 53 3 2S 2%
lnt Petrolm 1.60 19 10% 9% 10%
Interai H Eq 60 1 7S 7% 7%
Iron Fir* vtr 1.20 50* 12% 12% 12%
Irvins Air Ch (11 4 13% 13 13
Itai Superpwr A 5 % % %
Jacobs Co 3 2% 2% 2%
Jon** A Lau 8tl 11 21 19% 19%
Ken-Rad TAL A 50* 3% 3% 3%
Kennedy a (.65*) 1 5 5 5
Kirby Petroleum 2 2% 2 2
Koppere pf (6) . 10» 75 75 75
Lake Sh M (le).. 1 12% 12% 12%
Lakey Fdry AM. 2 3 2S 3
Lehigh Coal- 2 IS IS IS
Leonard OH_ .2 A A A
LeTourneau (1). 1 22% 22% 22%
Lon* Star >0* .18 8 8
Long Island Ltg. 1 £ £ £
Long lal Lt pf B 50* 24 24 24
La LandAEx .20* 3 4% 4S 4S
Ludwig-Bau pf 10* 25 25 25
Ludwig-B pf vtc 20* 25 25 25
Me Will meUredk 1 5% 5% 5%
Mangel Stores 5 1% 1% 1%
Mead John <3*1 10* 126 126 126
Merr Chap A 8 l 2% 2% 2%
Metal Textile.lOe l 2% 2% 2%
Met Tex pt pf 3.2n 10* 37 37 37
Mid Warn cori< 6 5% 5-« 5%
Minn MAS 60e 125* 46% 46% 46%
Molybdenum 26* 3 6S 6% 6%
Mont Ward A(7i 10* 139% 139% 139%
Moody ptc pf 111 25* 23 23 23
Mount City C 20 3 2% 2%
Mount Prod 1.66) 1 4% 4% 4^
Mount SUP (16) 3 14% 12% 13%
Nat Balia Hess 1 % % %
NatCont (.46*).. « 9% 8% 8%
Nat Fuel Gas (1) 7 10% 10% 10%
Nat Mfg A Strs . 2 IS is is
NatPALpfii) 276* 78% 78 78
Nat Bugay Refln 2 7% 7% 7%
Nat TunnalAMln 1 1% 1% 1%
N*ptun* M (A) 1 .6 6 5
NEPA t% pf (3k) 26a 67*4 57*4 57*4
Now Ha van Clock 6 4)4 4 4
Naw Ida* (.60) 1 111* 11)4 11)4
NJZlnetla) .. 400a 61 60. 50)4
NT Auction 1 2*4 2*4 2*4
NT Merck (.40) 3 7 7 7
NT Shlpk a fd ah 5 16)4 15)4 1514
NT St EtS pf 6M 10a 99 99 99
Nla a Hudaon Pw 19 4 3*4 4
Nlaa 8 Md B 35c 1 3*4 3*k 3*4
NIUs-B-P 1.25* . 3 66 65W 55H
! Nor Am LI A Pwr 3 *4 *4 *4
Nor Am LAP pf 75a 71 70 71
N A Rayon A .60* 1 16 16 16
Nor A R prpt (6) 180* 45 45 45
NIP8 6% pf 1.60k 10* 99*4 99)4 99*4
NIPS 7% pf 1.76k 10a 100 100 100
Ohio Pwr pf it) 10*111 111 111
Okla Nat Oaa .26* 6 14 14 14
Oldatyma Dlat.. 3 4 4 4
Pantapaa 011 27 2% 2*4 2)4
Parkbg RAR .26a 4 6*4 6*4 6*4
Panlnaular T (2) 400a 29)4 27 29
Pannroad _ 10 1*4 1*4 1*4
Pa-Cant Alrllnaa 4 14*4 14 14*4
Pann PAL pf (I) 20a 99)4 99)4 99)4
'Papparall IS*)... 60a 67 67 67
Phlla Co (.16*)— 1 6*4 6*4 6*4
Pboanlx Sacur_ 40 6*4 6)4 6
A.
■toek and Salta—
Dividend Rat*. Add 00. HI ah. Low. Clot*.
Phoenix Secur pt 200a 26 25 25
Pitts ALE (2a). 110* 52 48 61
Pitts Metal 26* 1 11 11 11
Pitts Flat* G(2e) 2 7« 7614 7*
Pleasant VW .06* 1 114 114 114
Potrero Sugar 1 A A A
Pratt A Lam 60* 1 16 16 16
Prent Hall (2.40) 26* 32 32 B82
Pb Sve ind 6* pt 100* 4114 40H 4114
PSIndlTprpf 800* 83 7814 82
Pug 8d 86pf 1.86k 125* 7014 69 6914
Puget 86 P |6 nf 760* 20V* 16K 19
Pug Sd Pulp 1.26. 5 1814 18 18
Quaker Oat* <6) 10s 100 100 100
Quaker Oate pf • 30( 142 142 142
Repuhlle A vtafn 16 6 44 44
Rustless I&8 .30s 21 94 94 94
Rysrson H .. 2 4 4 7.
8t Regia Paper 20 24 24 24
St Regia Pap pf ISOs 62 484 62
Seovlll Mfg .50e.. 3 264 254 254
Scullln Steel .. 2 64 <4 64
Secur Corp Gen.. 8 4 4 4
Saul Lock .. 15 4 4 4
Salberltng Rub.. 1 44 44 44
8elby Shoe 126e 60s 84 84 84
8hattuck>D(. 10s) 1 44 44 44
Shawm W * P .90 1 104 104 104
Sher-Will l.tOe . 60s 66 66 66
8har-W1» pf i6> 100s 108 1074 1074
Sher-Will of Can 60s 67. 54 64
81mmons H ft P 30 4 4 4 4 44
Singer Mfg <«) . 100s 110 108 108
Sonotone t.O&e) .. 2 14 14 14
So Penn 011 1.60. 5 304 304 304
S C Ed pf B 1 60 7 274 27 274
S C Ed Df 1 375 2 264 254 254
So Col Pwr < A1 1 14 14 14
So land Koy uSe 4 54 54 54
Spald l AG I 1st pf 40s 8 8 8
Spencer Shoe 1 14 14 174
Stand C ft S «0e 3 74 74 74
Stand Dredg 10a 6 1 1 1
Stand Dr pf 1.60 100* 84 84 84
Stand utIKy il) 9 164 164 164
Stand Oil O (1) . 2 294 294 294
Stand Pwr ft Lt 1 ft ft ft
Stand P&L pflB) 1 4 4 7*
Stand Prod 60s.. 3 64 6 64
Stand Stl Sp 60a. 1 22 22 22
Surratt vte 4 4 4 7,
Sterling Inc 1.20) 3 2 14 2
SunrayOU 06e.. 3 14 14 14
Sup OH of Cal_ 1 22 22 22
Tampa Elec Z 24. 3 264 254 254
Technicolor 60a. 1 104 104 107*
Texon Oil ( 20e). 2 2 4 2 4 27,
Thew Shoval 100* 137, 137* 137i
Tob Prod Exp.40g 10 44 44 44
ToddShipyd 1.75e 125s 58 66 58
Tot Ed pt i«) 30s 98 98 98
Trans-Lux (.10#) 1111
Tubixe Chat A le 100s. 23 4 23 234
Tung-Sol Lamp 3 17. 1»* 17.
Tung-Sol L pf 10 , 1 6V* 67* 67*
Udylite (,20e) . 3 34 3-4 34
UnitAiictP lOe 6 12 114 114
Unit Cgr Whelan 6 4 4 7*
United Gas 6 14 1 1
Unit Gas pf «.50k 3 91 904 90**
Unit Lift Pwr pf 7 21 197, 21
Uni/ Profit Shar 1 4 4 4
Unit Sh M 2 60a 275s 57 56 56
U 8 Foil <B) 14 4 4
U S ft inti Secur. 2 4 4 4
U S Kub Reclaim 2 34 3>» 34
Unit Wall Paper 2 17* 174 14
UntvCorpvtc 4 34 34 3V*
Ut P&L pf 3.50k . 50s 534 534 537,
Utility Equities 1 7, 7, 4
Van Norman 40e 50* 234 237a 234
Venexueia Petrol 6 7* 4 7,
Wentworth Mfg. 6 17* 14 14
West Va C ft C 2 14 14 14
Western An Exp 1 47. 44 44
Wichita RIt Oil.. 1 64 54 5**
Wolverine Pt C . 2 37, 37, 37,
Wrighi Harg.40a 11 34 34 34
r Id oanxruptc, at receivership or ocins
leorcsnized undei (he Bankruptcy Act. er
securities iMumro e» such companies
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tre annual disbursements based on the
last ousrteri* er seml-annus' declare
non Unless otherwise noted special o>
extra dividends tre not incluaed s Also
extra or extras d Accumulated dividends
paid last vear • Declared or oald «r
far this vear 1 Payable in stock s Paid
faat vest b Cash or stock k Accumu
lated dividend' nald 01 declared thi* (esr
ur Under rule ww With warrenU *w
without warrants war Warranta
—
Argentine Import Balance
Near 27 Millions
By the Associated Press.
BUENOS AIRES, May 29.—Argen
tina had an import balance of 81,- j
608,000 pesos (about $27,000,000) in j
her foreign trade in the first four;
months of 1940, said official sta-!
tistics released yesterday.
(The peso is currently worth
around 30 cents at the official rate. > l
Value of exports totaled 664.659,- I
000 pesos and imports 583,051,000
pesos.
Total imports and exports repre- 1
sented an increase of 34.3 per cent
from 928,153.000 pesos in the com
parable 1939 period.
The United States continued the
largest supplier of goods to Argen
tina. shipping an amount valued at
110,226,358 pesos, compared with 58,
792,718 in the first lour months of
1939.
Britain was in second place, send
ing 88,893,657 pesos worth of goods,
against 82.957,901 in the comparable
1939 period. Brazilian shipments
increased to 20.501.905 pesos from
15.853,032.
The United Kingdom was the best
customer, taking 159.399,180 pesos
worth of Argentine products, com
pared with 168.521,009 in the similar
stretch of 1939.
The United States took second
place with imports of 93,987.440 pe
sos, against 59,670,449 in 1939. Bra
zilian imports of 25,034.612. com
pared with 25.069.257 in the first
four months of 1939.
Italy Orders 250,000
Tons of Scrap Steel
By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, May 29.—Italy has
ordered 250,000 tons of steel scrap in
the United States, trade sources re
ported today, but some dealers ex
pressed doubt whether all of it would
be shipped in view of a move in Con
gress to license war metal exports.
One scrap authority said he un
derstood President Roosevelt under
new defense measures would have
broad powers to ban metal exports
when deemed in the national inter
est.
Italy, a leading buyer of scrap in
this country in recent years, was
said to have bought much more
heavily than usual in placing the
latest orders for delivery over the
next few months.
If Italy enters the war soon, trade
sources observed, probably little of
it would be moved because shipping
into the Mediterranean presumably
would be blocked.
Portland Cement Output
And Shipments Advance
B* the Associated Press
The Bureau of Mines today re
ported that the Portland cement
Industry produced 10,043,000 barrels
in April, shipped 10,829,000 from the
mills and had 25.334,000 in stock at
the end of the month. Production
and shipments increased 3.8 and 12.2
per cent, respectively, compared
with April, 1939. Mill stocks were
6.4 per cent higher than a year ago.
Specialty Exports Gain
Exports of specialties in April,
the Commerce Department says,
amounted to (11,788,790, a gain of 6
per cent over the same month last
year. Gains included sporting goods,
sewing machines, glass products,
watches, office supplies and con
tainer closures.
Steel Consumers *
Launch Another
Buying Movement -/
Fear Allied Purchases, j
Defense Program Will
Bring Shortages
NEW YORK, May 29 (/P).—Iron
and steel consumers "have launched
another of those intensive buying
movements which characterize pe
riods of great stress," the magazine
Iron Age said today In a weekly
survey.
The sharp advance in business
during the past week, the steel re
view said, will bring May volume
for some companies near the high
figures of last autumn.
"Air bombing of the Ruhr district
of Germany by the Allies,” said the
survey, “has revived the danger that
steel plants on both sides may be
put out of commission, thereby in
creasing the dependency of the Al
lies on this continent for steel and
pig iron.”
Consumers “have quickly sensed
the possibility of shortages or de
layed deliveries later on and are
building up their inventories in an
ticipation of greatly expanded re
quirements of the Allies and our
own Government for its national
defense program. «
“Allied purchases of steel here are
now expected to become a routine
procedure at a volume far in excess
of previous requirements. Moreover,
a greater volume is coming from
Canada, while neutral countries are
turning to this country to a larger
extent.
“Despite higher steel production
and larger shipments, mill backlogs
are being built up at a surprisingly
rapid rate. Ingot output this week,
it is estimated, will average 78 per
cent of the industry’s capacity, with
further rises probable.
“The advance of scrap prices has
been more hesitant • • • the Iron
Age steel scrap composite price
moved up to a new 1940 high of
$18.17, an advance of 25 cents over
last week.”
Machine Tool Industry
Swings Into High Gear
By the Aasocistea rreu.
NEW YORK, May 29.—About 40
per cent of the machine tool in
dustry is now operating two or three
shifts, and the remainder is run
ning at least 50 hours a week, the
American Machinist, trade publica
tion, reported today.
Sales to domestic users were said
to make up about 60 per cent of cur
rent volume, with aircraft com
panies and other firms tied in with
the national defense the leading
buyers. From abroad the bulk of
recent contracts has come from the
British and French.
Wholesale Index Drops
To September Low
The National Fertilizer Associa
tion’s index of wholesale commod
ity prices declined last week to the
lowest point since last September,
dropping to 75.7 per cent of the
1926-28 average, compared with 76.5
the preceding week, 77.8 a month
ago and 723 a year ago.
Curb Bonds
DOMESTIC. High Low o—
Ala Power 4 4s 87 j>Jn
Ala Power Ss 46 A "" 1054 105*1 105%
Ala Power 5s 56 _ 104 4 104U lnSu
!la 5s 68 _100410041804
Am P A- L 6s 2016 . . 90,* 4 il2' 4
Aopalach E P 4s 63... 1074 1074 1074
Ark P Ac L 5s 06 _ 104 103’, 104
As El Ind 44s 53 ... 41 40 41
As G Ac E 44s 49_ 11’, 11% iji.
As G A E 5s 50 ___I U%
As G & E 5s 6* ll7t 11 117h
*f. T Ac T 54s 56 A_ 54 4 54 64 4
.Gag Lt 44s 55_1044 1 o« 1, 11114
Bald Loco 8s 50 107 105 106
Bell Tel C 5s 57 b::I; 93 92 9?4
Bell Tel C 5s 80 C_ 92 91 91
Birm El 44s 68 9°’, 9*”'. Q7.
nir“v* na* «5s,59"-- 91'* 014
Can Nor Pwr 5s 63 ... 67% 674 67%
rw wLt ,8«s 86— 1034 10.34
Cent St El 5s 48 _ 27 n7 *>7
Cent St El 5Vis 64 _ 28 *>5*4 0114
St PAL 5%s 53ZZZ .67% 67% 67%
Chi Rys 5s 27 cod_ 43% 43% 43%
Cities 8vc 5s 50...Ill 70 884
cities svc si ss..:::: 704
Cities Svc 5s 68 72 *
Cities Svc 5s 69 _ 70
Cit S PAcL 54s 52_'80V,
Cit S PAcL 54s 49_ 80
Comntjr PAcL 5s 57 ... 85
Conn LAcP 7s 51 A... 127 1
Cont G Ac E 5s 58 A... 82 82
5!fl 2. 45 58 A — 794 79 79%
Bdis El Illu 34s 85... 1084 108’', 1084
El Pw Ac Lt os 2030... 714 704 704
Emn Dis El 5s 52 . 102 4 1024 1024
Fed Wat 54s 54 ... 93 4 9.3*5 63*5
Ja Pwr coupn 4s 66... 100 100 100
Florida P&L 5s 54 ... 100’, 1004 100%
Gatineau P 34s 69 _. 60 60 80
Gen Pub Ut 64s 56... 89 87% 89
Gen W WAcE os 43 A .. 92 92 92
Georgia Pw 5s 67 _. 104 ro.3’, 104
Glen Alden Cl 4s 65_ 67 86*, 67
Guard Inv 5s 48 A_ 06 '*6 ”6
Hvgrade Fd 6s 49 A... 68 68 6* ’ '
111 Pw A Lt 54s 57 .. 96 96 96
111 Pwr Ac Lt 6s 63 A.. 1024 1014 1024
I , Pw Ac L 54s 54 B _ 1004 100*. 1004
nil Pw Ac L 5s 58 C __ 973. 97% 97%
Indiana Svc 5s 50 A... 59’. 57V, 59’.
Indiana Ser 5s 63 A... 574 564 674
Ind PAcL 1st 34s 68... 106 105 105
Interst Pw 5s 57_ 53 624 63
Interst Pw 65 52 _ 32 32 3°
Ia-N LAcP 5s 57 A ...104 104 104
Ital Su Pw 6s 63 A... 32 30% 32
Jackson O 5s 42 sto— .394 394 39V*
Jer C PAcL 5s 47 B... 103 103 103
Jer C PAcL 44s 61 C... 104 104 104
La Pw Ac Lt 5s 57_ 1064 1054 1"«4
Mengel Co 4 4s 47 ... 81 81 81
Metron Edis 4s 71 E.._ 1074 107% 111. %
Mil OAcE 44s 67_ 99 4 984 994
Minn P At L 5s 55 _ 103 102’s 103
Miss Pw A L 5s 57_ 994 99 99V,
Mo Pub Svc 5s 80 .. _ 87 87 87
Nass A Su L 5s 45... 98 96 96
Nat P * L 6s 2026 A .. 1094 1094 1094
Nat P Ac L 5s 2030 B._ 1014 101 1014
New Ams Gas 5s 48 117 117 117
New E GAE 5s 47... 52% 52V* 52V*
New E GAcE 5s 48 _. 52 52 62
New E GAE 5s 50_ 52% 51 52
New F Pw 5s 48 ... 92 91% 914
New E Pw 54s 54 ... 94 93V, 934
New Or PS 6s 49 A.. 984 98V, 984
N Y S EAO 44s 80 .. 1034 1034 1034
Nor A LAP 54s 66 ... 97 97 97
North P 8 5s 67 A ... 1014 101V* 1014
Ohio Power 34s H8... 104 1 04 1 04
Ohio Pub Svc 4s 62... 106 105 106
Okla Nat G 34s 55_ 105 104% 105
Okla PAcW 5s 48 _1004 1004 1004
Pac G A E 6s 41 B_ 1074 1074 1074
Pac P Ac L 5s 55 ... 884 884 88'
Penn C LAP 44s 77... 984 984 98
Penn Elec 4s 71 P ... 100V* 1004 10
Penn Oh E 64s 59 B... 103 103 10
Penn Oh E 6s 50 A... 104% 104% 10
Penn P Svc 6a 47 C ... IO84 1064 10
Peop GLAC 4s 61 D... 96% 95%
Peop GLAC 4s 81 B_ 92 91
Phlla El P 64s 72_112V, 1124 11
Phila Rap T 6a 62_ 96 96 fi
Pitta Coal 6s 49_103 103 1?
Pitta Steel 61 48 _ 99
Potomac E 5s 56 E_108
Pub Bar N J 6s ctfs... 131
a: rpp*tL«4!-:: m
Pu 8 PAcL 44s 50 D.. 86
Safe H We 44s 79_109% 10
thw WA$^44,467 a:::18? 1
8 B PAL 61 2026 A... 1064 10
Sou Cel Ed 3%s 80... 107V, 10
Sou Cal E 3%s 60 B .. 106% 10_„
Sa Co Gs Cal 44s 68.. 1044 104V* lfi
Sou Ind Rv 4s 51 _ 384 384 3
OOUW r«L. OS 3088 A— 91 91 91
Std GAE Rs 48 st .. fll% 60 61%
std GAE Rs 48 cv st.. 61% 61% 61%
Std GasAEl Rs 61 A... 61% 69% 61%
Std Gas A El Rs 57... 61% R1 61%
Std GasAEl Rs 60 B... 62 59% 62
Stand PwALt Rs 67._. 61% 60% 61%
Texas Elec 5s HO _102% 102 102
Tex Pw A L 5s 50 .. 106 10R 106
Tide Wat P 5s 79 A... 91% 91% 91%
Twin C RT 5%s 52 A .. 57% 67% 57%
UlenACo Rs 50 IV st._ 8 8 8
Unit El N J 4s 49_115% 115% 115%
Unit LtAPw Rs 75 ... 77 74% 76%
Unit LtAPw R%s 74 .. 77 77 77
Unit LAR D 5%s 52.. 81 80 81
Unit LAR M 6s 52 A... Ill 111 111
Utah PAL Rs 2022 A... 85 85 85
Va Pub S 6%s 46 A... 99% 99% 99%
Wald Ast Hot 5s 64... 5 6 5
West News U 6s 44... 45 46 46
West Pa 5s 2030_104% 104% 104%
Wi£pAL ^s_66 .^. 103 102% lot?
Ternl-Soe 6%s 53 A.. 27% 26
Unit ElSvc 7s 56 A 31 31 llrf
ww—with warrants, sw—Without wafc
rants, n—New. st fstp)—Stamped ol
INeietlablllty Impaired by maturity.

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