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'Change Offices Here
Adopt Summer Time,
Opening Hour Earlier
By Edward C. Stone
Daylight saving time started in
all New York Stock Exchange of
fices here today, as market quota
tions began appearing on the elec
tric boards at 9 o'clock instead of
10, with the close set for 2 in
stead of 3 o’clock. The summer
schedule will remain in effect
through September 30.
The other investment houses also
adopted Wall Street time today.
The summer schedule has always
been popular in Washington with
both brokers and customers. After
rush days, the longer afternoons are
appreciated.
In June, July, August and Sep
tember, the brokerage houses will
be closed on Saturdays. This will
give stock and bond dealers, their
freedom from 2 o’clock on Fridays
untilfMonday morning.
Marph Phone Net Higher.
Net, income of the Chesapeake &
Potomac Telephone Co. in March,
before interest and dividends,1
amounted to $276,893 compared with
$257,181 in March a year ago, a gain
of $19,712, according to the report
filed with the Public Utilities Com
mission today.
Net income for the first quarter,
before interest and dividends, totaled
$725,967, a decrease of $41,914 from
the same period a year ago, despite
an increase of 2,280 telephones in
the three months.
Operating revenues for the first
quarter were $7,037,741, a decrease
of $74,277. At the same time operat- ,
ing expenses amounted to $5,467,712.
an increase of $671,292 over the like!
period a year ago.
There were 366,649 telephones in
service at the end of March com
pared with 367.705 a year ago. Tele
phone calls in the first quarter
numbered 143,247.000 vs. 127,026.000
last year.
Store Sales in Sharp Gains.
Department store sales in the 5th
district from January 1 through
April 20 were 19 per cent higher
than a year ago, the Federal Re
serve Board announces.
Tire Minneapolis district made the
best gain, 30 per cent. New York
trade was up 29: Boston, 19: Phila
delphia, 20; Cleveland, 23; Atlanta,
28; Chicago, 23: St. Louis. 24: Kan
sas City, 20; Dallas, 21; San Fran
cisco, 13; U. S. average, 23.
Bankers Write Farm Ads.
Thirty-six country bankers, each
a specialist in some phase of agri-j
culture, assisted the advertising de-'
partment of the American Bankers' i
Association in preparing 12 short!
series of newspaper advertisements!
on selected types of agriculture,
which are made available to A. B. A.
member banks this week.
The advertisements promote in
terest in well-balanced farming, soil
conservation, and farm youth move
ments. The committee selected
farming subjects ranging from spe
cific crops, such as wheat, hogs, cot-1
ton, fruit, sheep, corn, poultry, and
tobacco, and suggested what banks
should say in advertisements on
each particular subject.
Robert C. Gilmore of the R. J.
Johnson Agency of the Bankers Life
Co. of Des Moines, was elected first
president of the firm’s new Char
tered Life Underwriters' Association,
formed to stimulate interest in the
CLU designation. The election was'
at Des Moines.
Business Briefs
Paul H. Davis & C«. and asso
ciates offered afnew issue of 60,000
shares of $25 par cumulative pre
ferred stock of Jessop Steel Co. at:
$25 a share. Proceeds will be used
to retire outstanding loans and for
expansion of facilities.
Safeway Stores sales for 4 weeks
ended April 20 totaled $61,194,672,
up 26.2 per cent from $48,465,921
in the like weeks of 1945. Turnover
for 16 weeks ended the same date
was $242,221,739, up 25.5 per cent
from $192,997,757 last vear.
Western Reserve Investing Corp..
Cleveland, Ohio, was declared no
longer an investment company with
in the meaning of the Investment
Company Act in an SEC order today.
The company said its outstanding
securities are beneficially owned by
no more than 100 persons and that
it does not propose to make a pub
lic offering of them.
Eastern Gas and Fuel Associates
reported for 12 months ended March
31 net income of $4,943,841, equal
to $10.25 a $6 preferred share, com
pared with $3,332,491. or $5.94 a
preferred share in the preceding
year.
Thatcher Manufacturing Co. re
ported for 12 months ended March
31 net profit of $1,364,367. equal to
$11.98 a $3.60 preferred share and
$5.56 on common, compared with
$226,823, or $1.99 on the preferred
and nothing on the common in the
preceding year.
Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting
Co. reported for the quarter ended
March 31 net profit of SI.961.710,
equal to 71 cents a capital share,
compared with $1,401,705. or 51 cents
a share in the first quarter of 1945.
National Supply Co. reported for
the first quarter net income of
$610,757. equal to 24 cents a com
mon share, compared with $1,075,275.
or 45 cents a share in the 1945
March quarter.
Provident Mutual Life Insurance
Co.'s new business amounted to $33.
275 000 during the first quarter of
1946, a gain of 70 per cent over
1945. Insurance in force also in
creased by $19,558,000 to $1,148,
318.000.
The Virginian Railway net income
during March was $410,673.15. as
compared with $429,689.02 in the
corresponding month a year ago.
For the first three months of 1946
net income amounted to $1,419,
074.99, as compared with $1,228,
868.20 in the first quarter of 1945.
The Atlantic Coast Line net oper
ating income last month was $1,
525.556, compared with $1,345,336 in
March of last year. Net income for
the first three months of 1946 was
$361,712 as compared with $3,290,070
in the first quarter of 1945.
First Boston Corp. and associates
were successful bidders for a new
issue of $32,000,000 Utah Power &
Light Co. bonds, offering 100.549 for
a 234 per cent rate. Halsey. Stuart
& Co. bid 101.65 for a 27# rate.
Standard Oil Co. (New Jersey)
announced that it is today filing
with the Securities and Exchange
Commission a registration statement
covering the issuance of $85,000,000
principal amount of 25-year 2
dbentures due May 15, 1971.
Thif Baltimore A Ohio Railroad
handled 45584 carloads of freight
in the week ended April 27, com
pared with 78.926 in the correspond
ing week of 1945.
Southern Railway System has or
dered 2.000 new freight cars, costing
an '-estimated $3,000,000.
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
Seles—
Stock end Add Net
Dividend Rate. 00 High Loir. Close, chge.
ABBOTT LAB 2 73*4 73 73
'Abr<SrStrausa*4 50 148 147*4 148 +1
A C P-Brlll Mot 2 1514 1514 1514 + *4
Acme Steel 40e 1 42*4 42*4 4214 + *4
Adams Exd 65g 2 22*4 2214 2214 - >4
Addressograph 1 1 3414 3414 34>4 +114
Admiral Cp 14a 3 16 16 16 - 14
AlrRednctlon la 2 5514 5514 55>4 - 14
Aldens Inc 60a 7 4214 42 4214 - >4
Alaska Juneau 15 8*4 814 814 — >4
Alleghany Corp 2* 614 614 614 + ‘4
Alleghany Cp pf 19 61*4 6014 61*4 +)Vi
Alleghany pr pf 7 74 73 7314+ 14
Alleg LudlumS 2 15 47*4 4714 471* - Vi
Allied Ch&Dy 6. 5 20014 200 20014 + >4
Allied Kid lb .. 6 28 2714 28 + *4
Allien Mills 2* . 11 3414 34>4 34*/« - >4
Allied Stra 1 60 11 5914 59*4 59>4 - ‘4
Allis-ChMfgl 60 10 5514 5514 5514 + ‘4
Alpha PtCeml. 3 3814 38 3814-1'4
Amalg Leather 18 1114 1114 1114- '4
Amerada Pllie 2 168 167 168 +»
Am Agr C 1.20a 1 45>A 45>A 4514 + 14
Anr Airlines new 169 1914 19 19-4- *4
Am Bang Nt la. 4 41 4014 4014 + *4
Am Brake Shi. 7 6214 62V* 6214 + >4
tAm Br S pf 5 V. 30 131 131 131
Am Cable&Rad 19 1414 14 14 - Vi
Am Can 3 5 97V* 97 97*4
Am Car &Pd 3* 4 6714 6614 64*4
Am Cham&C 2 « 3714 371a 37!e-14
'Am Chlcie 4a 190 156 156 156 -2
Am Clrtype V«e 5 3214 3214 3214 + la
'AmCrysSu prpf 20 105 105 105
Am Distillers 2a 8 70 69 6914 + 14
Am Encaustic . 2 914 9>A 914 + 14
Am Export L 2 4 551* 5414 5514 + 14
1m A: Prn Pwr 14 11*4 10*4 1014- 14
AmAFPS6pf.Tk 1115 115 115
AmFP 2nd pf 7 40 391* 591e - 14
Am Hawaii S3 5 50V4 50 50
Am HideiLeath 1 11 11 11
Am Ice 5 1614 1514 lc14 - 14
Am Internat.45* 12 15V* 1514 1314
Am Locomt 40* 57 37 36*4 37 +1
Am MchA-Fd SO 3 39 38*4 3814 - 14
Am Mch&Met 1 87 23 21*4 23 +1
Am Metal 1 3 38 38 38
'Am Metals pf 6 10 151 151 151.
Am News Co 1 .e 10 54 53*4 53V4 + >4
Am Power & Lt 81 19V* 18V. 18>4 - »4
AmF&LSOpfl lik 3 12414 124 124 - 14
AmP&LSopflVik 5 116 115 116 + >4
Am Rad&Sn 40 54 2014 2014 2014
Am Roll Mil >4* 27 32V* 3114 32>4
'Am RM pf 4>4 430 10414 10414 10414 - Vi
Am Safety Re 2 3 57 56 57 -214
Am Seating 1 3 31*4 3114 31*4
tAm Sh Bldg le 70 51 50*4 50*4 - V*
Am Smelt&R 2a 8 68*4 6814 6814 - *4
tAm Sm&R of 7 80 186*5 185*4 186*4 - 14
Am Stl Found 2 20 44*/. 43*4 44>/« +1*4
Am Storea 1 6 37*4 36 36 —1
Am Tel & Tel 8 . 13 193 192** 192*4 - *4
Am Tobac B 3a 5 9514 95*4 951. - *4
AmTypeFdrs lie 7 26 25*4 25*4
Am Viscose 2 4 71*4 71 71*4 + V4
Am water Wks 19 261* 26 26*4 - ‘4
AmWWlstp!* 1 106 106 106 + 1*
Am Woolen . 98 60*4 55 59 +31.
Am Wool pf 2k. 7 151*4 150 151*4+1*4
Am Zinc 10* 1 12*4 12V* 121* - *4
Anaconda 2*4 34 48 47*4 47V. - >4
'Anacon W*C 1 20 50*4 50*4 50>»
AnchorH Gl.SOe 2 55*4 55 55
Anderson Cl 60 2 54*4 53*4 53*4 -1
Andes Copper 1 20 20 20
A P W Products 3 9*4 9V4 9Vi - Vi
Archer-Danl SO 2 33 33 33 + ‘4
Armour & Co 48 151* 15*4 15V* + ‘4
ArmstiongCk la 3 62*4 61*4 62*4+ Vi
Arnold Const Via 1 31*4 31*4 31*4 - ‘4
Artloom Cp +n 3 27 ae*4 27 + *4
Assd Dry G .One 16 70Vi 69V* 70V* + ’4
'Asso DG 2nd 7 10 141 141 141 -1
Atch I & S F 6 19 109 107V* 109 +2
Atch T&SF pfo 3 118*4 117*4 118*4
Atl Coast Line 4 4 72*4 71V* 711*- */«
Atl Reflmne 1*4 8 46*4 46*4 461*+ >4
tAtIRef pfB3 60 170 108*4 108 108 - V*
*Atl Reflng of 4 3 123 123 123 + *4
Atlas Corp *4 12 32*4 311* 3iv»- V»
tAtlas Powd A«e 1 87*4 85 85 -2
Atlas Tack Vie 3 32 311* 32 + V.
Austin Nichols 13 18* 4 171s 18 + */.
'AusNicprAl *.k 50 119*4 118*4 1191* +2*4
Autocar Co 2f 1 32 32 32 - *4
Aviation Cp . I Oe 96 11*4 10*4 103* — V*
Aviation Of 2*''* 2 68 66 66 —1
BALD LOCO i Vi 126 33 32*/* 33 +1%
Balt & Ohio 29 22% 22% 22%
Bangor&AroEtk 2 23% 23% 23%
'Bang&Arpffi 20 81% 81 81 - %
Barber Asphlt 1 4 37% 37% 37% + Mi
BarkerBros new 2 33 32% 32% —IV*
Barnsdali Oil 80 9 30% 29% 30% - %
Bath Iron WI4 1 28% 28% 28% + %
Beatrice C 1 40a 8 65 64 65 +1%
'Beck Sh pf 4% 50 106% 106 106% +1
BeechAlrcrft lg 16 30 29% 30 + %
Belding Hm 80 12 24% 23% 24 + %
Bell Aircraft le 7 29% 29 29%
BendixAviat »2e 5 493/* 483* 49
Beneficial 1.20a 3 33% 33 33 — %
Best & Co 1.15e 8 48% 47% 48% + %
Best Poods 1 _ 5 28% 28i% 28% - %
Beth Steel 6 —. 18 106 105 106 - %
Black&Dck 1.60 2 40% 40% 40%+ %
Blaw-Knox 60a 4 ?6% 26% 26% - %
Bliss&Laugh %e 1 31V* 31% 31% - %
'Bloomdale 90. 80 55 55 55
Boeing Airple 5 29% 29% 29%
tBon Ami B 2% 30 62 61% 62 +1
Bond Store 1.40 4 43% 43% 43% - %
Borden Co %e . 5 56% 56 56 — %
Borc-Warn 1 60 4 53 52% 53
Boston & Me 1 8% 8% 85a
Bower Roll B%e 1 56 56 56
Bran ill A*r flu 10 25% 25% 25%
BrewerCHAxn*'% 1 78% 78% 78% —1%
Bi ldgept Br$ 6U 7 17% 17% 17% - %
Briggs Manufg 2 2 49% 49% 493,4 4. %
Briggs & St rat n 8 33% 32% 33%+1
BklynUGas i.flO 1 37% 37% 37%
Bristol-My r.35e 1 65 65 65
Brunswk-Balk 1 2 38 38 38 + %
Bucyrus-E 15e 8 22% 22% 22% - %
tBucyrus pf 7 _ 70 127 126% 126%+1%
Budd Manfg V4g 20 20% 20% 20% - %
'Budd Mfs Pf 5 130 96% 96% 96%
BuddWheel 60a 8 21% 21% 21%
Buff Forg 1 80 2 37 36% 36% - V*
Buf Ng E pf3.60 3 105 104% 1C4% - %
Bullard Co 2 4 44 45% 43% - %
Bulova Wtchl % 2 45% 45% 45% + %
Burl Mills 1.40 19 44% 43% 43%+ %
'Burling M pf 4 1112 112 112
Burr Ad MchV4e 1/ 19 18% 18% - %
Bush Term 35e 112 12 12 - %
'Bush Term pf 6 10 98 98 98 — %
'BushTB pflVik 60 88% 87% 88%
Butler Bros .55e 10 31% 31% 31%
Butte CP&Z V4e 5 7% 7% 7%
'Byers A M pf 7 10 107 107 107
CALPCKpf2% x40 56% 56% 56% s
Callahan Zinc 26 5% 5% 5%
Calumet&H Ooe 19 10% 10% 10%
Campbell WyV«e 13 39 38% 39 + %
Canadn Pac %e 36 19% 19% 19V* + %
Cap Adm A 40g 7 19% 19V* 19% + %
'Cap Aamn of 3 30 57 57 57
Carrier Corp 9 28% 28% 28% + %
Carrier&Gn.20a 14 10 9% 10 + %
Case J 1 1.20e _ 2 46% 46 46% - %
Catcrplllr Tr 3 3 76 75% 75%+1%
Celanese Corp 2 3 75% 75 75
'Celaneae pf 7 . 20 159% 159 159%+ %
Celotex Corp % 10 29% 29% 29% + %
'Celotex Co pf 1 250 2iy* 21 21
Cent Agulre 1% 2 2*% 26% 26%
Cent Foundry 52 16% 15V* 16% + %
CenHG&E%e 9 12% 12 12%+ %
Cent R R N J • 2 16 15% 15% - %
Century Rib 60 1 40 40 40 +2
Cerro de Pas le. 5 *9 48 49 +1%
Certam-teea 76 22% 77 22%+ %
champ P&F la. 4 63 62 63 + %
Champ Ppf4%. 30 113 115 113 +%
Checker Cab 11 30% 30% 30%+ %
Ches & Ohio 3b 24 59% 58% 59%
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Chi &E 111 Ale 1 20% 20% 20%-%
Chi Great Westn 9 12% 12% 12%+%
Chi Gt Ws pt%k 6 26% 25% 26% - %
Cbl Mil St P&P 50 27% 26% 27% + %
ChiMSPAP nf5e 12 67 66% 67 +1%
Cbl a N VV 3t 7 36% 36% 36% + %
ChlArNW pfl'+a. 7 66% 66 66% + %
Chi Pneu Tool . 4 31% 31% 31% - %
Chi Yello Cab 1. 1 23% 23% 23% + %
Chill’s Co* __ 11 10% 10% 10%
'Chile Con 2a 20 49 49 49 - %
Chrysler Com 3 9 179% 128 128 —1%
C 1 T Finance 2 10 54% 54% 54%-%
Ctn Mill M 35e 6 35 34% 34% - %
City Ice&F 1 #0 10 37% 36% 36% - %
'City Investors. 10 95 95 95 — %
City Stores .80 6 33 32% 33 +1
Clark Eouiomt 3 3 65 64 64 —3
'Clev E III ol 4'AllO 112 111% 112 +1%
Climax Mol 1 20 22 34% 34% 34% + %
Cluett-Penody 2 1 56% 56% 56%
Colaate Pm-P la 2 53% 33% 53% + >4
Collins * Aik la 7 53% 53 33% + %
Col Fuel&lr 18a 6 17% 17% 17% — %
Colo F & Ir of 1 6 20% 20% 20+ + %
'CoioArSo 1st of 110 26% 26% 26%
Col Brdcst A 40a 10 42 . 41% 42 - %
Col Brdcst B.40e 5 42 41% 41% -1%
Col Gas&El 10a 121 12% 12% 17%- %
Col Pictures .. 7 31% 31% 31%
Cornel Credit 2 11 55% 54% 54%+ %
'Com! Cr of.! fin 50 118% 118% 118% -1%
ComclSolvn.tiOa 22 25% 74% 74% — %
Colm Carbl.40e 4 44% 44 44 - %
Comwl Edis 1.40 24 36 35% 36 + %
Comwl 4r 8outh 241 4% 4 4%
Cmwl&Snf3 %k 13 125% 124% 125% + %
Congolumn-N la 8 36% 36 36%+ %
Cons Cigar 2 1 50% 50% 50% - %
Cons Coooer.20» 22 9% 9% 9% + %
Cons Edisn 1.60 31 35% 35 35%+%
Cons Edisn 9l 6 3 109 108% 108% - %
Cons Laundry 1 7 21% 21 21 —1
Cons Nat ciasla 3 51% 50% 51%+ %
Cons RRCuoa ol * 38% 38% 38%
Cons Vultae 2 . 29 26 25% 26 + %
Container ROe 2 52% 52 52
Cont Baking %e 71 17 16% 17 + %
com Can 1 23 48 47 -47% + %
Com Can of 3% 1 111% lll%nil% - %
Cont DiamF 40 2 15% 15% 15%
Cont Insurnce 2 4 57 56% 36% — >4
Cont Mot .36f 13 19 18% 18% + %
corn Oil Dl 1 60 3 46% 46 46% - %
Cooper-Bess 1 26% 76% 26% — %
'Coowld of 2%. 50 59 59 59 — %
'Corn Exc 2 40 90 62% 62 62 - %
Corn Prod 2 60 39 63% 62 82% - %
Corning Gls %e 2 35% 33% 35%
'Corning Pf 8% 20 107% 107% 107% - %
Coty Inc 30 11 14 13% 14 — %
Coty Internet! 12 6% 6% 6% — %
Crane Co la 10 46% 45% 46%+1
'Crane Co 913% 1 108% 108% 108% +1%
Crm ol Wb 1 60 1 32% 32% 32% - %
Crown Cork %e 6 51% 51 51 — %
Crown CkS2of2 2 54% 53% 54% + %
'Crown Z 0f4 SO 120 108 108 188
Crucible Sti 2a 3 46% 46% 46% - %
Crucible Sti of 6 1 114 114 114
Cuban-ASut V,t 7 26% 25% 26% +1%
Cudah* Pk 1 20 17 55% 55 55
Cuneo Press 1% 4 50% 49 49 —1“
ilurtis Publish 137 73% 2y% 73% + %
'Curtis Pub of 10 138% 138% 138% -1
•Curtls-Wrt %a 70 7% 7% 7%
Curt-Wrltht A 7 21% 21% 21%+%
Cutler-Ham 30e 5 42% 47% 42%-%
DAVISON C 1 5 it 25% 26 + %
'Day P*L 0f4% 40 111% 111% 111%
Dayton Rub+Oe 12 32 31 32 + %
Sales—
! Stock and Aau Net
, Dividend Rite. 00 Hish Low. Close, chse.
Decca Rec 1 20* 2 7244 7i 724* + 144
Deere A Col44g 21 50 Vi 49+4 50+4
Deere of 1.40 3 39V4 39 59+4 +1
Del A Hudson 4 2 45 45 45
Del Lack A Wn 11 12+4 1244 12+4+ +4
Det Edison t 20 8 78 27+4 28
tDet Hillsdale 4 10 7644 7644 7644 + 1‘*
DevoeARayA SO 3 37 36+4 37 -4*
Dlam Match 1+4 3 4444 44 4444-1
Dlam llch nil44 1 48 48 48
Dlam T Mot la 5 30'* 2944 3044 +1
Dlst-C Sr h2 22 .36 100 9514 994* +544
Dr Pepper >/4e . 2 *1+4 41V4 41+4+ 44
Doehler-Jarvs 1 2 30‘4 30 JO - '4
Dome Min hi 20 17 T5+4 73 25 + 44
Dourlri Aire Ar 7 87 86 87
Dow Chemical 3 2 181 181 181 +1
Dresser Ind 24 27 7644 27 + +4
Dunhtll Internal 2 3244 32 3244 + 44
Duplan Cp 30# 3 361/4 36 36
DuPont df N A'/« 9 208 20-u* 208 +3
Du Pont pf 4 V4 2 12744 127 1 2 744 + +4
tpuques L lpf A 20 11474 11474 11474
EAGLE-PIC.20# 11 2 5 44 2 5 7 544 + 44
Eastern Air LI 12 12944 12744 178 -1
East Stai StI'/.e 4 4544 45 451* +1
EastmanKdk fia 3 75844 258 258 +l'/4
iBastmn K pf 8 50 208 708 208
Baton Mtnufa 3 5 (6444 64 64 - 44
Ekco Prod fine 6 4444 4344 4444 + 44
tXkco Pr pf 444 50 111 110>/4 111 + 44
Elastic Stop Nut 3 11+4 11+4 11+4- 44
El Auto-Lit* 3-. 6 75V4 7544 7544
El Boat la . 10 31+4 31+4 31Va - 44
El A Mils I 08* 3 644 644 6'«.
El Power A Lt 24 28V4 27V# 2774 - +4
El P&LSfipfl +4k 3 154 153 154 -144
El PALS7pfl *ik 5 170'4 170 170'* + +4
El Storace B 2 1 53+4 53+4 53+4 + '4
*1 Paso NO 2 40 7 *8 5744 5744 + 44
Emerson El M 10 2344 23 2314
Emrsn RAP 80* 3 33 3244 J?4i - ‘/i
Bndlcott-John 3 2 97 92 97
Engineer Pub S 11 4044 40 40 - >4
♦Eng P S S5 of 6 2 105 10344 103'4 -144
Ecult Office B* 24 4 4+I/4
Erie R R 1 19 1644 16+4 1644
Erie R R of A 5 7 77+4 774. 77'4 - +4
Eureka Will V,e 18 1844 17+4 1P+4 + +4
EvansProduct V4 8 3044 30 30 - 44
Eversharp 8 57+4 56 56 -1+4
Er-Cell-O 2 WO 1 5444 54'* 5444-144
FARNSWORTH 16 1544 15 1544
FedLtATrac V,t 1 244* 24'* ?4'4 + 44
Fed Moal 1,20a 3 33 33 33
Fed Mot Tr 40a 14 18+4 18 18</4+ +4
Federat D S 1 +4 7 74V4 74'* 74'*- '*
'Fed D 8 Dt 4 V« 10 107 107 107
Fid Phoenx F 2a 3 61‘* 61'* 61'*
Firestone TR 2» 3 77 76+4 76+« - 1*
Firestone pf 444 + 108'* 10844 103'* + »4
Fllntkote 18e 13 44+4 444* 44+a + V4
Florida Pr 20e 20 19+4 19 19'4
Food Eair Str 1 11 66 65 65'*+274
Food Mach 40« 4 98'* 98 98'* +1'*
Foster Whir la 1 43 4j 43 + +4
Francisco Sugar 10 30'* 29+4 30
FreeDortSul 2'4 .4 58 57'4 57'*+1
FruehaufTra' «e 9 43'* 43+4 43+4 + '*
OAIR ROH .30* 16 10*a 1074 10*4 — *4
Gardner-Den 1 * 25'4 25*4 25*4+1*4
•Gard-Den nf 3 30 75 75 75 +1
Oar Wc-od Ind 146 15 14*4 35 +1*4
Gar Wood nf 274 9 61 59*4 6074+3*4
Gaylord Cont 1 2 57*4 5674 56*4 + >4
•Gaylord of 274 10 115 115 as
GenAmInv3.0fi* 20 19*4 19 19 - 14
Gen Beklne 60 7 13*4 13 13
tGen Bk* nf R 40 200 199 200 +3
Gen Bronze.80-. 4 26*4 26 26
Gen Cable __ 1 14 14 14 - >4
Gen Elec 1 fid 49 46*4 45*4 46*4 - V*
Gen Foodsl .fiOa 4 54*4 54 54 + * .
Gen Mills 1 >4 . 3 45 447a 4474 - *4
Gen Motors 3 42 73’4 7374 73*4 - ‘4
Gen Motor nf A 1 128* 4 128*4 128*4
Gen Out Avt '/e 10 28*'e 27*4 *277*-1
Gen Precision 1 2 36*4 36'a 36*4-1
Gen Public Svc 3 574 5*4 5*4- ‘4
Gen Public Dtll 52 22>.» 217* 2174-14
Gen Ry SI* 1 V4« 1 4374 4 374 4 374
GenRealty&Ot 14 V* 8*4 87* - *4
Gen Refract 20* 2 33 32*4 33 + ‘4
Gen Shoe 60e 1 3974 39*4 3974 + *4'
Gen TelDhnl fiO 12 45 44*4 4474
Gen Tire * R 1 13 497* 48*4 49*4 +17*
Gillette Saf R 2 10 39*4 39 39*4 + ‘4
GimbelBros.fiOe 12 62 61*4 61*4- ‘4
Glidden Co *0e 4 46*4 46** 46*4+ *4;
Glidn cv of 2*/« 2 57 56*4 57 + *4
Goebel Brew 20 8 6*4 67a 6*4 - >4
Goodtll Sir. 1 *4 2 43*4 43 43*4+ *4
Goodrich BF »4e 5 81 80 81 +1 |
Goodyear lV.e, 7 74*4 74 74*4+ 7*1
Goodyear pf B _ 3 1107* 110*4 110*4 — 74
Goth Hosiery 1_ 3 38 37*4 38 +1
Graham-Ptlee 53 107. io*» 10*4- *4
Granby Cons U 6 10 974 974 + *4
Grand Dn 36e 3 42 42 42 - *4
Granite City Stl 3 21*4 21 21V»- ‘4
Grant W T 40e 1 39 39 39
Gt Nor Ry of 3 12 58'* 58*4 567* - *4
Gt Wst Sus 1 20 4 3074 30*4 3074 + ‘4
•Gt Ws Sug nf 7 10 186 186 186 +1
Green HL 3* 3 907* 89 89 -1*4
Greyhound 1 40 27 42** 42*4 42*4- **
Gruman Air! >4e 7 44*4 44 44*4 + 7*
Guantanamos* 7 11*4 11*4 1174+ ‘4
GUlf Mobllf&Oh 1 23 23 23
Gulf M & O Pi 5 1 65*4 65*4 65*4
Gulf Oil la 6 76*4 76*4 767« + 74
HALL PRINT la 12 38 374 37*4
Hamilton W 30e 4 23*4 23*4 23*4+ ‘4
'HamiltonW pit 50 113 113 113 +1
Harb-Walker 1 2 28*4 28 28
HatCpAmA'Ae 3 1 474 147* 1474 - >4
Hayeslndust 74* 11 19*4 19 19*4 - *4
Hayes Manure 18 13*a 12'4 13
>H**eJ-Atl Gl 8 430 16^7. 167 1697. +314
Hecht Co 1 20 2 41*4 417* 417*+ *4
Hershey Choc 3 2 97*4 97*4 97*4 +2
tHershCh cvpl4»110 140 139*4 139*4 -1
Hewitt Rubber 1 7 37*4 37 37*4 +1
Hires C E 1.20 _ 2 35 35 35 -1
Holly Sugar 1 _ 2 30*4 3Q>4 307a + *4
Homestake MV*a 18 50V. 49*4 49*4 + *4
Houd-Hershey 5 2374 23*4 23*4
Househld F 1.40 1 3074 307a 3074
Houston Oil . . 6 28*.a 277* 277* — 14
Hudson Ac Man. 8 974 9 9
Hudson Ar M of. 5 207* 20 20*4 + 7*
Hudson Bay bS 4 42 4174 42
Hudson Mot 40 8 297* 19*4 29*4 — 74
Hudp Motors 13 8*4 8* 3 8*4
JILL CENT Is li4 17 36*4 35*4 36* a + 7*
111 Terminal RR 63 12*4 1174 1174 — 7*
Indpls P-L 1.20 17 31 30*4 3074 + 74
Indpls P&L rts 87 *4. *4* *4*
Indust Rayon 1 457* 457* 457* — 7*
Ineersol-Rand 6 2 142 141*4 142 +1
Inland Steel le. 7 124*4 123 124*4 +2*4
Insoir Copper 1 19 2174 20*4 20*4+ 74
•Intercm pi 4*4 HO 109 109 109
Intercn Rub.36* 32 1174 10*4 11 + *4
Interlake Ir Vi* 34 167* 16 167a + 74
Int Bus Mch fib 2 228 227 278 +1
Int Hsrvs 2 flOl 10 94*4 93*4 94*4 +174
tint Harvs of 7 120 200 199*4 200
int Hydros* A 13 14*4 1474 14*4+74
Int MtnSChm 1 7 33 327a 33 + *4
Int Minin* 1 874 87* 87* - >4
Int Nickel 1 «0 41 39 38 38 - 74
tint Nickel of 7. 50 138*4 138*4 138*4
Int Paper 2 . 14 50s* 50*/. 50*4 + *4
Int Paper pf 8 . 2 126*4 125*4 126*/. + **
Int Ry Cent Am 16 25 237* 25 + 74
Int Shoe 1.80... 5 4774 47 477*
Int Silver 5e 1 220 270 220
int Tel At Tel . 49 2674 26*4 26*4- 74'
Int TArT lorn et 7 267* 26*4 26*4
Interst D S 1 40 2 48 47*4 47*4 - *4
JACOBS 20* 6 187* 1874 187*- *4
Johnson & J 20 2 60 60 60 — 7*
Jones At L Stl 2 58 44 4374 43**4
Jones Ar L pf A 8 1 10574 105*4 105*4 - 74
, Jones&L pf B 8 8 131 129 130*4
Joy Manufg ROa 5 33 32*4 33
KALAMAZ 80a. 3 34% 34% 34% + %
Kan City South. 6 25 24% 25 + %
Kan City S pile. 2 5# 58 59 +3
Kayser J 20e 2 22% 22% 22% - %
Kennecott C V2e 24 59?* 59 59 - %
Kinney GRCo. 1 23 23 23
Kiney S3 Pf 6 80 98 98 98
Koppers Col fiO 4 42% 41% 42
Kresge S S 70e. 12 44% 44 44%+ %
Kresge D S V4e.. 1 25 25 25
Kress SHI .60.. 2 58* . 58% 585'.+ %
Kroger Co 2 3 58% 58% 56% +1%
LACLEDE G.15e 25 7?* 7% 7% - %
Lambert Co 2 1 59% 59% 59%
Lane Bryant la 4 58 57 57%+ %
LeeRue&Tire 2a 2 78% 77% 78% +1%
Lehigh c At N l_ 30 16 15% 16
Leh Port ci'i 2 49% 49% 49% - %
Leh Valley Coal 21 4% 4% 4% — %
LehVal Coal lpf 1 36 36 36
LehVal Coal 2pf 2 IS 13 13 + %
Leh Valley R R 7 12% 12% 12% + %
Lehmn Cpl.20a. * 59% 59 59 - %
Lehn At F 1.40 . 4 28% 28 28 - %
Lerner Strs 1 8 40 39% 40 + %
Llb-tJ-F Glass 1 2 67 67 67 - %
Lib McNAtL 60e 16 13% 13% 13%
List At Myer 3a_ 1 95% 95% 95% —1%
LlageitArM B:ia. 7 97% 96% 97
Lily Tulip 1% ._ 4 65 63 65 + %
Link-Belt 2_ 1 64% 64% 64%+ %
Lion Oil ta 7 32% 32 32%+%
Liouid Carb la 6 37% 36% 37 +1%
Liq Carb pf 3Vi . 1116 116 116 — %
Lockheed Aire 2 21 33% 32% 32%-%
Loew’s Ine 1 Vaa 16 39% 38% 38%+ %
LoneSt*rCem%* 8 85% 82 83% +1%
Long-Bell L.l2k 6 31% 30*% 31 - %
LorUlard PI _ 19 30 29% 29%
Lou GAt* A 1 %. 1 29% 29% 29%
Lowensteln At *5 16 35% 33% 33%—2%
LoulavtlAsN 8.62 17 67 66% 67 + %
LukensStl 36g 3 22% 22% 270- %
M'ANDAFl.lOe 2 42% 42% 42%-%
MacyRHl.tUI 8 54% 54 54%+1%
Manat* Sul Vat. 11 15% 14% 15'*+ %
Mandrl Bros 2 23% 23 23% + %
Maracaibo Oil r 15 % % %
Marine Mid I5e 17 9% 9% 9%
'Mark St Ry pr 210 15% 15% 15%+%
Marsh Pld l.2lla 12 54?% 54% 54%+ %
Martin Olenn S. 14 38% 38% 38% — %
Martin-Pary.80 7 25% 24% 24% + %
Masonitq t 3 72 72 72
Matbtecon Aik 1 3 34% 33% 33% — %
May Dept Strs 2 5 66% 66 6o% + %
McCall corn 2a 1 68 «8 68 + %
McCroryStrs la 5 40% 40% 40?* + %
?McCrory pf 3'i 30 114% 114% 114% +1
McGraw Elec la 2 40 39 39
McGraw HillVa* 4 48 47% 48 + %
Mclntyr h'3.22». 1 65 65 65
McKess&R 1 80 5 52% 52 52% + %
McLellnStrs.80a 4 31’* 31% 31% - %
Melville Shoe 2. 11 49% 49% 49%-%
Meogel Co 40a 9 33 32% 32%+ %
Merch At M Tr 2 1 50% 50% 50% + %
Meat* Men 2% 1 59% 59% 59% + %
?Met Ed 913.90 40 111% 111 111 -1%
Miami Con V«e 7 17% 16% 17 + %
Mid-CentPet %e 8 41% 41% 41%
Midland Stl P 2 1 54 54 54 -1%
I 'Midln Stl let 8 *0 162% 162% 162% + %
Minn-Honwl l * 3 67% 67% 67%
'Mln-Hr. of B 4 50 112% 112% 112% -2
Mina Moline 4 15% 15% 15% + %
Mlnn&StL Ry 4 3 78 75% 75% -3
MStPArSS A2%* J 19% 19% 19% + %
Sales—
Stock and Add Net
Dividend Rate. 00 High. Low. close, chge.
Minn M&M 80 5 4104 41 41 -1
Mission CD lV«g 5 4004 40 40 -44
Mo-Kan-Texas 16 144* 1304 1404+1
Mo-Kan-Tax pf 64 49 42 4404 +3‘4
Mohawk Carp 2 1 67 67 67
Molud Hos >/.e 3 4944 4504 4544 - >4
Monarch Mch 2 2 4 4 4344 4 344 - Va
Monsanfo Ch 2a 5 16204 16144 16144 -1
*MonsChpfB4'i 60 1141/4 1141/4 1141/4
‘Monsanto pfC4 90 10644 10644 1060.
Montgm Ward 2 25 99 9604 9B»4 + 44
Moore McLln 1 6 2644 2 644 2 644 + ‘/4
Motor Prod lx 7 3044 2944 JO
Motor Whl 1 20 2 3104 3 1 3104 + 04
Mueller Br l.flO 1 5944 5944 5944
Mullins Mfn 44x J 164a 1604 1604 - >4
Munsingwear n 2 2644 2644 2644 — ‘4
Murphy G C ■/«« 3 «444 4304 4444 + ‘4
Murray Corp 17 1704 17V» 1744 - 44
MurrayCorp pf2 1 52 52 52 — >4
Myers&Bro 1’At 2 66 66 66 +1
NASH-KELV 04 2 1 2 144 2 1 44 2 144
Nat Acme 2 2 38'* 380a 3804 + 44
Nat Airlines 1 2544 25>/» 2544
Nat Auto F 30e 10 1944 1 944 1944
Nat Aviatn 2VaX 6 24'/« 24 24 - 44
Nat Battery 1 1 31T4 314* 3144 + ‘4
Nat Biscuit 1.20 16 36 3504 3544 + ‘4
Nat Can 11 19‘4 19 1904 + 04
Nat Cash Reg la 19 38'* 38 3804 - 44
Not Contalnr lb 4 3?04 3 3 44 3 3 44 + 04
Nat Cyl Gas 80 19 22 21*4 22 + 04
Nat Dally 1 40 19 45 4344 4444 + 44
Nat Dept Str la 4 5544 55 55 — 04
Nat Distillers 3 128 76»/a 74 7604 +2'*
Nal Gvpsum 04t 40 290* 29 29'* + 44
‘Nat Gyp pf 4 04 30 10604 106‘4 10604
Nat Lead 44a 2 374* 3 744 3 744 + +4
Nat Linen Svc 1 7 300* 30 3004 + 04
NatMal&StlCast 6 320-4 3104 3204 + 04
Nat Oil Pro 30e 9 67 6304 67 +4
Nat Power & Lt 71 1104 104* 1044— 44
Nat Steel 3 4 88V. 0804 88V. - 04
Nat Sug Ref] 40 2 37'4 37 3704 - 04
Nat SuDDly 15 2404 2344 2344 - 04
NatSup *2 Pf3k 1 29 29 29
Nat Vulc FI 40e 12 2004 1944 2004 + 04
Nehl Corp V, 2 29 280* 2844 - 44
tNewbery pf 3*1 20 100 108 108
Newmont 104 2 4904 49 49'4 + 44
Newportlnd 30e 2 37 37 37
tNportlnd pf4V« 2 105'4 10504 105'4 + 0*
NwDt N ShDDdOla 5 29‘4 29 29‘« + 04
N Y Cent RR le 56 2704 26*4 26V. - ‘4
NYChiAStLpf4k 1 124'4 12404 12404 - *4
NYC Omnlbua 3 1 3144 3104 3144+ 04
N Y Dock 3 35 3304 35 +1
NY Shipbldg’.e 15 2104 2104 2 104 - 04
Noblitt-Spark 2 1 4704 4704 4704 - 04
‘NorfArWstnlO* 270 285V* 282 284 -1
No Am Avtat 1 r 11 13’4 1 344 1 344 + 04
No Am Co 1.35f «5 37>/4 3644 37 - ‘4
North Pacific le 36 30 29'4 30 + 44
Northwst 4tr04r 8 47 4604 47 —1
‘Northwn Tel 3 30 49?* 4904 4904 - V.
Norwalk TR 'ie. 2 17 17 17 + 44
Norwich Ph 80 4 2204 224* 22*4 + '4
OHIO OIL ‘4a 40 27 26V. 27 + 14
Oliver Corn lx 6 32 3144 3174 — ‘4
Omnibus Corp 1 79 1604 1544 1574 + 74
‘Omnibus pf 8 . 10 11804 11804 118 4 - 04
Oppenhelm lie 2 44 43‘/4 44
Otis Elevat ,4(ie 11 37 36‘4 36V. + '/»
Ow ens-Ill G1 2e 11 9444 94 94V. + 14
PAC A FISH le 2 16* 16* 16’4 + *
PAC GAS & E 2 22 45'4 4474 45
Pac Mills new'ye 8 47 46* 46'*— *
tPac Tel&T pi 6 90 178* 173 178 - *4
Pac Tin Cons .. 9 9‘4 8* 9‘4 + ‘4
Packard M15r. 72 9** 9'4 9*4 + ‘4
Pan Am Air Via. 56 20* 20* 20*
PanhanEPL tVi 8 55* 54 55'4 + >4
Panh P*R "Ob 64 13*4 13'4 13*+*
Paraffine Cos 2a 1 85 85 85 —4
ParamountPic 1 29 79'4 78'4 79 + *
ParkisTillord 3- 5 77'4 76 77'4 +1*4
Park Utah lOe 14 6* 6‘4 6**- ‘4
Parke Davis.60e 13 44* 44'4 44'4
Parker-RustlV* 1 31* 31V* 31V*
Parmelee Trans 64 20 19'* 19*- *
Patino Mines *e 13 21* 21 21*+*
Penick & Ford 3 1 74* 74* 74* - *
Penney J C ,35a 6 54* 53* 54*+ *
Penn-Cent A %I 7 38* 37V* 37V* - *
Penn Coal&C 1b 1 1«V4 14* 14V*-*
Pcnn-Dlx Cemnt 7 29 28V* 28V* — *
Penn P&Lt 20e 5 26V* 26V* 26V* - ‘4
Penn R R le 34 42* 41* 42
Peoples Dr 1 60 1 55 55 55
PeoplesGLiCVa 1112*112*112*+ *
Pepsl-Cola 7oa 30 34* 33* 34* + *
Pere Marauet pi 6 101 99* 101 + *
PereM pr pffi'ik 2 124 123 123 -3*
♦Pet Milk 2d 4 1« 10 106* 106* 106*- *
PlellTer BrcwV.e 6 14V* 14* 14*4+ *
Pfiier. Chas 1 10 58* 57* 57* -1*
Phelps Df 1 60 27 «5* 44* 45
'Phlla Co C pi 3 10 69* 69* 69*- V«
Phlla Elect 1 20 11 30* 30 30*
Phlla El SI of 1 « 30 29'4 30
Phll4Rd?C*I*e 33 16* 16* 16* - *
Philco Corn oOa 11 36* 3574 36 + *
Philip Mors 1* 38 49* 48'* 48*- V*
Phillips Petrol 2 12 e>5* 64* 65* + *
Pills Mills 12oa 2 35* 35 35
Pitts Ck«Ch*« 11 13 12* 12*- *
Pitt Cons Cl 40 18 24* 24 24
Pitt Plated 80 7 43* 43 43 - V*
Pitt Scr & B 40 8 11* 11* 11*-*
Pitts Steel 4 16* 16* 16*- *
'Pit's Steel 6 Df 50 65 84* 04*
tPltStl prpfl’Bk 50 86 85 85
Pittston Co_ 5 26 25* 25*+*
Ploush fifl . 3 29V* 29* 29* -1
Plymouth Oil lb 6 2574 25* 25*— *
Poor & Co B *e 3 22* 22* 22*
Pre.-sd St! Car l 11 24* 24* 24*+ *
PressEtl C PI2* 1 59* S9* 59*
Procter&Gam 2 7 70* 60* 69* —2*
Pub SvcCol 1 65 4 37* 37 37 + *
PuhSvcN.’ *e 25 29* 29* 29* - *
Pub SvcNJ Of8 50 146* 146* 146* + *
'Pub SvcNJ Df7 90 138 137* 137*
'Pub SvcNJ pf« 130 123* 122* 122* -1
’Pub SvcNJ DlS; 110 111* 111 111*
tpub S El G pf5 110 116* 115* 115* - *
Pullman Vie _. 5 64* 64* 64*+ *
Pure Oil 1 __ 23 27* 27* 27* + *
PurityBa 1 60a 1 36 36 36 + >4
QUAKER S O 1 22 23* 22* 23* +1*
RADIO CP.20e 37 17 16* 16*- '4
Radio CP Df H* » »1 »1 91 +1
Ra-Kth-O 1 20 44 27* 27 27 - *
Rayonler Inc_ 13 28* 28 28* + *
Rayonler pf 2 2 37* 37* 37'.+ *
Readin* Co 1 7 27 26* 26* - *
Real Silk Bos 60 6 30V* 29* 30* +2*
'Real Silk H Pf7 10 112* 112* 112* +1*
Reliable Stores l 1 41* 41* 41*-*
Reliance M lOe 3 25* 25* 25* - *
RemingRan.llnb 26 41* 40* 40* — *
Reo Motors 1 * . 4 30 29* 29* - *
Republic At Mur 17 20* 20* 20* + *
Repub Pictures 23 16* 16 16 — *
Repub Plct pf 1. 7 19 18* 18*-*
Repub Steel 1 .. 32 33* 33 33VB+*
Revere Copper 23 26* 26* 26*— *
Reynolds Metl 1 3 38* 38* 38*
Reynolds Sprlnj 3 22* 22* 22*+ *
'Rvnlds T 1 ,40a 10 46* 46* 46* + *
ReynTobB 1 40a 16 45 44* 44*+ *
Reynl T nf 8 60 1 105* 105* 105*
Rhecm MfB 1 3 26* 26 26* + *
Richfield Oil Vir 34 19 18* 19 + *
Ritter Co 1 a 13 44 47* 43 +1
Roan Antelope 3 11* 11 11
Royal Type 60. 12 27* 27* 27*
Rnberold V.e 1 52* 52* 52* + *
SAFEWAY ST 1 4 30’* 30’* 30’*+ i*
St Joseph Ld 2 . 9 62>* 61 62i* + *»
SavageArms t* 19 14’* 14'* 141* — i*
Schenley Dlstl 2 48 80’* 78'* 80’* +2’-,
Scott Panr I 80. 2 55'* 55V* 55V* + v*
Scab Air LRR. 1 32'* 32'* 32'*-'*
Seaboard 011 1 3 38‘* 38V4 38' 4 + '*
Sears Rnebrk la 116 48!* 47!* 48'* + V*
Seeker Sunbeam 7 20V* 20’* 70',+ •*
Send Inc 6 20'* 20'* 20!* - '*
Shamrock 40 . 15 29** 38'* 29 - ‘4
Sharon-Steel 1 11 36'* 36 36 - >*
'Sharon Stl of * 170 105'* 105>4 105>4
Sharpe*Dhm>ie 2 32'* 32'* 32'*
Shattuck F G 1 12 26V* 26'4 ?6' 4 + '4
shellUnOl! 1W* 9 40’* 40'* 40' *- >*
Sllrer Kink Col. 31 13V* 13 13'*- '*
SimmonsCo *i»_ 3 51 50’4 51 + V*
Sinclair OH l... 41 19’* 19'* 19’*+',*
Skelly OH 2k 4 76 75'* 75'*
Sloss-Sheffield . 1 21'* 21'* 71'*- ’*
Smith A O CP 1 - 3 75 75 75 -1
Smlth&Coron 2. 1 40 40 40 +1’*
Soconr-Vac V*». 86 17 16’* 16’*
So AmG&P.lOe. 10 7 6’* 7 + !*
Sou P R Sut 3e 3 55 54’* 55 + ’*
SoestGirLl.fiOa 1 50'/* 50>* 50'*+'*
So Cal Edla IV*. 2 37’* 37'* 37'*+' .
3o Pacific 4 26 58V* 57'* 58V, + '*
Southern Ry 3 14 54V+ 53'* 54V* + '*
Southern Ry 015 2 82'* 82'* 82'* + ‘4
Spaldlnk 4Ok 13 29 28V* 28’* + V*
SoarksWlth 20g l4 nv, 10’* 10’* - V,
Spear* Co __ 6 24'* 24 24 +1
tSpear pf S'* _ 20 98'* 98'* 98‘*
Spenc Kell 1 80 2 49 48*4 49 + v,
Sperry corn 2 12 33 32'* 32'*— ’*
Spicer ManufgS 2 85 84'* 85 — '*
Spiegel Inc 17 36’* 36'* 36'* — '*
SquareDCo new 21 24'* 24 24>4+ '*
Std Brands 1 60 2 51V* 51 51'* + ’*
Std Gs*El 54 of 13 51 SO'* 50'* - ’*
Std Gs&El *6pr. 1131 131 131
Stand Oil Cal 2. 25 56'* 55V* 56 - '*
Std Oil Ind la 18 45V* 45'* 45!*
Std OH N J la 25 78 77'* 77’* + V,
Std Oil Ohio Vie 12 25‘* 24’* 25‘* + V,
Std Stl Song Vie 11 20 19’* 19’*— V4
Sterling o 1 60 8 56‘* 55 55 -l1*
3tewart-War'*» 4 21** 21V* 21V, — '*
Stokley-Van Cm 3 32’* 3214 32'*
Stok!ey-V c of 1 1 21V* 21’* 21’*
Stone & Web lg 9 22V4 22'* 22’* + Vi
Stndebk Co Vie. 14 30 29V4 30 + **
Sun Chem ,15e 27 20‘* 20V* 20‘* + Vi
ounray Oil 20g 74 10V* 10'* 10’* + '*
Sunshine Bis le. 20 49 47V* 49 +1
Sunshine M .40. 19 22V* 21V* 21’*-’*
Superheater la. 28 32V* 32 32’*+1
SupwSteel 1 20 2 4* 43'* 44
SuthPaPerl ,20a 1 52 V* 52V, 52’*+ ’*
SwlItACo 1.60a 5 38** 38 38
Swift mint 1 60 16 34V* 33>* 33'*
Sylvan El Pr 1* 3 39 38V, 38’*- '*
SrmintO'ild V*r 15 13V, 13* 13'* + '*
TALCOTT 4Ue. 1 17% 17% 17%
Tenn Corn 1_ 17 22% 21% 22 + >4
Texas Co 2a 14 64% 64% 64%+ %
Tex Gulf Pr.lBe 18 13% 13% 13%+%
Tex Gulf Sul 2a 2 54% 54 54%+1%
Tex Pac CAO 1 4 27% 27% 27% + %
lex Pac CT.lBa 25 21% 20% 21%+ %
TexAPacRr2%* 7 51% 50% 51%+2
Thatcner Mix 14 44% 43% 43% +2%
'Thatc CVDfii 60 x80 64 63 64 +1%
Thermoid Co 60 5 15 14% 15
Third Are Trsns 81 16% 15% 15% — %
Thompson J R 1 1 18% 18% 18%
Thompson P %e 2 64 64 64 + %
tThomp Pr of 4 80 10*% 109% 109% - %
Thom-Starreu 4 10 9% 10 + %
TlrleWA 011 80a 20 23% 22% 22% - %
►Tide Wat pf3% 50 107% 107% 107% + %
nrafc-Dtt Ax * 4 52% 51% 51% - %
Tlrnk Roller Bt * 61% 60% 60%
rraniamer Via. 14 19% 19% 19% - %
Trans A WltAlr 8 53% 51% 51%-2%
Tri-Cont Co 20* 16 11% 11% 11% + %
Tru*x-Traet C1 1 18 18 18
20th Cen-Fox 3 43 60% 60% 60% + %
Twin City RpTr 47 23% 22% 237* + 3*
tTwln Cty or2V* 1940 71 89% 71 +1
Twin Coach . 1 22% 22% 22% - %
UNDKRWD Vie. 2 75 75 75 +2
Stock Leaders Falter
As Long Bull Market
Starts on Fifth Year
By Victor Eubonk
Associated Press Financial Writer
NEW YORK, April 29,—The third
longest bull market in history en
tered its -fifth year today with
individual stocks exhibiting strength
while many leaders turned in a
losing performance.
Transfers of around 1,000,000
shares were among the smallest for
a full session in a month.
From the start dealings were
slack and irregularly lower tenden
cies ruled near the fourth hour.
Selling again was based on ap
prehension over the coal strike and
other walkouts. Numerous customers
also held aloof to await Washing
ton developments on price controls.
Earnings prospects aided liquors
and some rail equipments. Divi
dends and splitup talk inspired
buying.
Isolated climbers included M-K-T
preferred, Distillers Corp., National
Distillers and Baldwin Locomotive.
The last named opened up 1%
points at 32% on a 2,300-share
block. Resistant were United States
Rubber, Goodrich, Santa Fe, North
ern Pacific, Standard Oil (N. J.»,
Texas Co., Kennecott. Consolidated
Edison, Union Carbide and J. C.
Penney.
Stumblers most of the time were
United States Steel, Bethlehem.
General Motors, Chryaler, Deere,
Montgomery Ward, Western Union
"A,” North American, New York
Central. Great Northern. Anaconda,
Westinghouse, General Electric,
Philip Morris, Douglas Aircraft and
United Aircraft.
Washington Exchange
SALES.
Washington Gas common—4<» at ,33 ft, .30
at .3.334
Capital Transit Co.—25 at .30ft
Garfinckel 5ftprelerred—5n at 271 u.
Mergenthaler Linotype—5 at 77ft. 5 at
71 ft.
BONDS.
PUBLIC UTILITY.
Bid Asked
Am TAT ev deb .3s 1956 1521a
Cap Traction 1st 5s 1947 103V4
Cap Transit 1st rf 4s 1964 105ft lotift
City A Suburban 6s 1948 109 _
Georgetown Gas 1st 6s 1961 125 _
Pot Elec Pow 3Y«s 1966_106 _
Pot Elec Pow 3fts 1977 __ 112 _
Washington Gas 6s i960 129 _
Ter Rf A W Cp 1st 4fts 48 103ft _
STOCKS.
PUBLIC UTILITY.
Amer Tel A Tel <9> J92ft
Capital Transit (2) 39 40
N A W Steamboat (t4) ._ 21 o
Pot Elec Power 6r< pfd (6* 11.3
Pot Ei Pw 5ft°; pfd <5.501. 110
Wash Gas Lt com 0.50* •33ft 34ft
W'ash Gas Lt cm pfd (4.25) *11 Oft
Wash Gas Lt cu cv pf <4.50**110ft
Wash Ry & El com <a9.0U)_ 800 _
Wash Ry A El pfd (5> 127ft _
BANK AND TRUST COMPANIES
Amer Sec A Tr Co <10) 323 335
Bank of Befhesda (t.75) . 39 _
Cap<tal (.80' ^ 30_
Com A Savings (ylO.OO) 500 _
Liberty (17 » . 245 _
Lincoln (h5> 310 _
Natl Sav Tr (6.00) *315 _
Pr Georges B A Tr (tl.OO) 28
Riggs (12> 372 385
Union Trust Co. <t3.00) 150 J65
Washington <6t 170
Wash Loan A Tr <e8) *345 _
PIRE AND TITLE INSURANCE.
American (t6> *150
Columbia <k.30» 15 17
Firemens <1.40) 33 _
National Union (.75* 14ft
Real Estate ( + 6) 188 _
MISCELLANEOUS
Carpel Corp (2.00) 4 8 61
Garfinckel com <1.60* 59 HI
Ciarfinck 5 ft *7 cu pf (1.375* 27ft 28
Hecht com (1.20) *40 42
Hecht 3ft'V cum pf <3 75* *JO«ft
I.anston Mono <ne»i < 1 * .. 19 21
Mergenthaler Lino <al » 76ft 77ft
Natl Mu A Inv pfd tp40* 7ft
Peoples Drug St com (160) 54
Security Storage (4) 95 _
Ter Ref A Wh Coro (3) . 58 _
Wdwd A Loth com <p2.30)_ 80 _
Wdwd A Lothrop pfd (7) 125 _
•Ex dividend. tPius extra. a Paid so
far this year, e 2% exfa. 13% extra,
h 55 00 extra. klOe extra. p Fuid In
1945. y 510 00 extra.
Commodity Prices
.NEW. YORK. April 21* —The Associated
Press wei-bted wholesale price index of
35 commodities today declined to i 10.83
Pienous day. 116.90: week ago. 117.01;
month ago 116 07 year agt.. -05.63
1946 1945 1944 1943
High 117.40 112 81 108 73 107 54
Lou 112 03 107 90 106 0.3 303.43
(1926 average equals loo )
Sales—
Stock and Add Net
Dividend Rale 00 Hieh. Low Close chse.
UnASB&Rub.TO 7 21 20'* 21
Un Baa A P dOa 9 355* 3*5* 35'* + '*
UnCarb'deS . 5 121 119 1195a-1
Union Oil Cal 1. 15 27'* 27** 27'*+ ‘*,
tin Pacific 6 1 155i* 1555* 155V* - 5*
On Tank Car 2 1 3954 39‘* 39*
CtdAirLns'ae, 37 41 395* 40V* - '*;
Utd Aircraft 2« 23 30 29V* 29>* - 5*1
Unit Biscuit I a 9 55 545* 5454— 15V
Unlt-CarF 1.20a 1 39 39 39 + V*
Unit Cla Wb Str 10 15>* 15V* 15V4
UnttCorp 67 5*6 55* 5V* - V*
Unit Corp Pf 2k. 27 53V* 52V* 52V* - 5*
Unit Drut ... 9 38‘/4 38 385*+ 5a i
Unit Dyewood . 4 14* 14 14 —5*!
Utd Eiec Coal 1 8 185* 18V* 185* + V*
Unit Eng&Fdy 2 1 52 52 S2 -1
Utd Fruit 4 8 146 145 145 -154
Utd Gas 1m SRa 8 29 7854 29 - V*
UnllM&Ml 20a 61 6*54 62 6254 +15*
Utd Paperboard 35 15 14*» l*s* - 5a
US & For Secur 15 29V* 29 29 - 54
US Freight Ala.. 1 22t* 22V* 22V* + '* t
US Gypsum 2 1 122 122 122
US HofT Mch >4e 5 43V* 43 *3 -l>a
TUS Hoff pf 25* 650 86 85 86 -1>4
US Indus Ch la 3 53'* 53 53V* + Va
US Leather . 5 11'* 11'* 11'*-1
US Leather A 2. 3 395* 39'* 395*+ >*
US Llnea .. . 12 185* 18V* 18'* - V*
US Lines Of .70 1 11V* 11'* 11V* - '4
US PtpeAFyl 80 1 57 57 57 + 1*
US Plsy Card 2a 1 80 80 80 -1'*
US Ply wood 80 6 61 80'* 60'* - va
US Real&Imp *. 1« 55* 5'* 55* + 54
US Rubber 2 5 773* 77'* 773* +1‘*
US Rub 1st Df 8 1 179 179 179
US Smelt pf 3'* 1 87-* 87'* 87'*+ 5a
US Steel 4 . 46 83'* 825* 8354 + '*
US Steel pf 7. . 3 157'* 157 157 -1
US Tobaccol 20 10 275* 27'* 275*
Utd Stock'd <ag 11 85s 8'* 85*+ 5e
Unit Sirs 2 pi . 7 185* 185* 18**- ■*
Univ Lab 1 10 215* 215* 21»*
'Univ Leal Tob4 40 103 103 103
Umv Pictures 2 13 465* 46 46'* — 54
tUniv Pic Pf 4'4 40 995* 99'* 99'*
VAN NORM '*e 21 255* 2434 25'* +1‘*
Vanadium 5*g 16 31'* 30'* 31 - '*
Vertient-C S 54* 12 2 2 2 154 2 2 + ■*
Vick Chemical 7 48'* 465* 48'* +35»
Victor Chm 30e 1 46' * 46'* 46'/* + 54
'VictorCh Pf3!i 100 107 107 107 -1
Va Carol'nCbem 11 105* 1054 1054 + '*
+ Va-C*rC Opf.tg 2 91 90 90
• VaE&P*5pI5 50 1225* 122'* 122'* + '*
'Virginin Ry254 1 515* 51'* 51'*+ 54
VlskinaCnA I .$» * 52 51 52 +1
tyulcan DetnWa 20 165 165 165
WALDORF la-- * 204* 204* 204* + 44
Walgreen 1.80 11 54 53 54+1
Welker Hirm hi 10 1154* 114 1144* + 5*
Walworth 4*1 .. 45 1B44 175* 16
Ward Bak lfte. 13 144* 135* 144* + 4*
♦Ward Bk nf&44 20 1065* 1065* 1065* + 5*
Warner B Piet t 37 535* 534* 5344 - 4*
Warren Fndry - 2 40*/* 40 40
Warren Pet 80. 8 30 30 30
Wayne Pump 2 . 4 4554 4544 4554 + Ve
Webster Tobacce 7 154* 1454 1454 — 44
Wesson O&S la. 2 383* 383* 383*+ 3*
West Ind Sue la 68 443* 43 443* +15*
♦Ws Penn El Dirt 40 113 11244 113 +144
Western Air Lin 4 26 255* 26 + 44
Westrn Auto 44e 7 7744 7644 7744 +1
Western Md _ 2 10 95* 95e — 4*
West Pat Dl 6 ... 1 10054 100W 10044 + s/e
West Un Tel A . 43 373* 3654 3744 - V*
West Ail Br tie 12 3654 3644 365* - 4*
Wstnghse El 'at 61 34 334a 34
♦ WsthseEl pf tie 170 4144 40t4 41
Weston El ROe . 1 4244 4244 4244 + 54
♦ Whl&LE pfo‘/a xlO 10444 104'/4 10444 +l'/4
tWheelStl prpfS 130 104 10354 104 + 5*
White Dent 1.40 8 36'/4 35 3644 +154
White Motor lb 3 3 9 3 854 39 + '/«
White Sewing M 7 15 143* 15 — 44
Wilco* 011 20 . 3 114* 115* 11V* - 4*
Willya-Overlnd 67 24'/* 2354 24
WilsonAsCo 20e 16 173* 174* 175*- '4
Wilson pf4V* 1 9944 99'4 99'4 - '/a
Wilson-JonesSie 1 19 19 19
Wooiworthl 60a 12 603* 605* 603* + 14
WorthingtnPl t* 1 62 62 62 — 45
♦ Wright Aero 6g 10 874* 874* 874* - 3*
WyandWor 80a 6 44 4244 44 +2
YALE & I' 6ua. 4 54 54 54+44
York Coro 30 - * 245* 24 24 - 14
YoungSpg&W 1 1 30 30 30 + 44
Youngst S&T 2 5 7144 71 714* - 4*
Youngst Stl Drl 16 265* 264a 265* + 44
ZENITH RAD le 7 3 744 3 74* 3 744 + 5*
Zonite Prod.lSe 11 14 135* 14 + 4*
Hourly Sales *n the Exchange Teday:
tl:00a.m.. 200000 12:00 noon *00000
1:00 p.m 570 000 2:00 u.m 710 000
Approximate Total 1 000 000
tDnit ot trading. 10 shares: sales printed
in lull. *In bankruptcy or receivership or
being reorganized under Bankruptcy Act,
or securities assumed by such companies.
Rates ol dividend In the foregoing table
are annual disbursement nased on the last
Quarterly or semiannual declaration Un
less otherwise noted special or extra dlvl
] dends are not included x lx dividend
xr Ex rights a Alio extra or extras, b Plus
stock dividend, d Cash or stock e De
clared or naid so far this year f Payable
in stock. ( Paid last year, b Payable In
Canadian funds k Accumulated dividends
naid or declared this year, n New lasut.
N. Y. Bond Market
SELECTED LIST OF ISSUES.
(Furnished by the Associated Press.)
1 UMAX a BALK}
(Reported in Dollars i
Domestic 3 870 000
Foreign 210 000
U S Govt 1 040 000
TREASURY. Close
■is 47 102
is 53-51 103 16
2 ‘As 02-50 Dec 102 16
2‘As 72-67 Jun 103 31
2‘/as 72-67 Dee 103 24
NEW YORK CITY
3s Rd 142%
FOREIGN. Close
Argt 4s 72 Apr 100%
Bras 33As 12 ser 64
Buen A 4%s 77 94
Chile 0sJan61 a 29%
Denmark 6s 42 100
Peru 1 st 6s 60 25%
DOMESTIC. Close
Am & FP6S2030 108%
Am T&T 3s 66 151%
Am T&T 2%sS0 105
AmTobacco3s60105%
ATSF 4s 05_ 136%
B&O 05 A_ 91%
B&O 06 C ... 97%
B&O 2000 D_91
B&O 06 F . . 90%
B&O cv 60 77%
Bost Me 4 VaS 70 79
Bost Me 4s 60 100%
BufRoch&P57st 87%
Burl CR&N5S34 54
Can Nor 0‘as46 100%;
Celanese 3s 66 104%i
CentGacn5s45 81%
Cent Pac 5s 60 105
(.'bi&Alton3s40 59%
C B & Q 2%s 70 100%
iChl & E I tnc 07 67%
CMStP4%s2O10 97
CMSlP4Vis2044 81%
Chi&NW 4%s00 93
CRIP 4'/as 52 A 66%
CRIP 4s 08 .. 90
CRIP rt 4s 34 63%
Ch&W I 4‘As 62 105%
Cin G&E 2%s75105%
ClnUnTr23,4s74 105%
CCC StL 4Vas77 94%
ClevUnTr4‘/as77105%
Col & So 4‘/aS«0 74%
Comal Ed 3s 77 109
Cons Par 2%s75106%
Del & Hud 4s 63104%
Del L&W4S2042 66
Dn&RG 4s 36 63%
Dn&ROWs 5s7S 60
J M of 1 3%S HZ 1UOV.
trie 4'As 201ft 94%
3t North 5s 73 140
rlud Coal 5s62A 84%
Mud&M rl 6s 67 74
MudAcM in 65 5 7 38%
[C 43/*s BO 92%
[CCStLou 6sfl3A 100%
[nt GN 1st 8s52 85%
lot HydroE16s44 97%
[nt T&T 6s 66 105V*
KanCltySo 4s75 103%
LautroNtt lnc76 73
Leh VI 6s2003st 68%
Leh VI 4s 2003 54%
Lorrillard 3a 63 104%
Lou Si Ark BsHH 103%
Me Cent 4>/is00 87
MSP8SM 4s 91 73
M-K-Tadl 5587 106%
Uo Pac 6'/2s 411 39%
Mo Pac 5s 77 P 95%
Mo Pac an 4s 7fi 53%
Morris&Esx5s65 79%
Mor&E3’/jS2(i00 68%
NYC rt 6s 2013 98%
NYC 4%s2013A 92%
NYC con 4s 98 93%
NY Conn27«s7S 103%
NYNH&H Hs 48 72’ *
NYNHAiH 4s 47 63
NYNH&H3%s56 61
NYOW rt 4sU2 24%
NYO&W an4s55 12
NY P&L 23/4575 10445
NYWB4V5S4H 44V*
Nor Pc 5s2047D110%
Nor Pac 3s 2047 £8%
Nor St Pr23*s75 104%
OrWsRRN 3s 60105’/*
Pac G&E 3s 79 109%
Pa Ct Air 3%s6M16
Penn P&Lt 3s75105%
PennRR 3V*s 62107
PereMar 33ks80 104%
StLSnPr 4V»s78 44
StLSW 2nd4s89 98
So Paclfic4Vis81107%
So Pac 4%s 69 104%
SoPac4%sOr77 105%
So Ry an 4s 66 106
SWBellT12%s85 105%
Sid Oil NJ 3s61 101%
rex&Pac31.*s85 104
Third Ave os 60 78%
Third Ave 4s 60 99%
Wabash 3'".s 71 103%
West Un fts 61 101%
West Un 4Vis50 103%
Wise Cent 4s 49 86%
N. Y. Curb Market
LIST INCLUDES ONLY SELECTED ISSUES
CHANGED PBOM PREVIOUS CLOSE
Close
Aero Sp B 20g 6%
Aireon Mlg Co 12%
1 Am Cn Mfg .20g 16%
Am Cynamid J a 60
Am Maracaibo 5%
AmPot&ChBl % 42%
Am Superpower 2%
Am Writ Paper 11
Ark Nat Gas A 7%
Atlas Corp ww 11%
Babcock&W %€ 57
Beau nit Mills 39%
Berk&Gay Furn 5%
Braz Tr L&P h2 25
Breeze Cd 1.60 27%
Brown-Form.80 69%
Brown Rubber 11
! Bnk Hill&S VaR 24%
Burma Ltd 2*/e
Burry Biscuit 10
! Calif El Pwr 60 13%
1 Callite Tung 9
CanMarconi.04e 3%
Catalln Am 40 18
| CenOhioStl :i.r»e 24%
Cent & S W Util 12%
Chesbro 4a 200
Chief Cons Mng 2%
Cities Service 35%
ClaudeNeon.Ooe 7%
Colts P F Arms 40%
Com & Sou war. %
Cons Biscuit 1 19%
ContFd&Mh %e 28%
Creole Pet 1 1 «g 31%
Croft Brew 05g 3%
Crown C Pet 5 *g 8%
CuhanASug 1 %g 33%
Dennison A 60© 18%
DetMichSto.HOe 15%
Domestic Ind A 6%
Elec Bd&Share 24
Equity Corp 4
Pansteel Metal. 35
Frank Strs .80 23%
Glen Alden Cl 2 21%
Goldfield Cons 2%
GreenfT&D.HOg 23
Hearn Strs 4 5e 20%
Humble on iva /lv*
Int Petrol hi 20V*
Jeannette Glass 55*4
Kingston Pr.’ZO 8
Kirby Petroleum 10V*
Kirk LGM h 04 2
Lake Sh M n *0 19*4
Lakey Fdy & M 10*4
Leonard Oil Dv . 3V*
Le Touurneau 1 42*4
LoneStarGas.KO 18*4
Long Island Ltg 2H
McWill Dredge 20*4
Menasco Mlg 7*4
Mid W Corn >4e 28V*
Mercant Strs 1 29#
MiningCorpCan 8*4
Monogram Piet 10*4
Mt City Copper 4V*
Natl Bell H 07b 8
Nat City Lines 1 41*4
Nat Union Rad 10*4
New Mex & Ariz 10*4
Niagra Hud Pwr 13V*
Noma Electric 1 27V4
No Am Lt & P 10*4
Northrop AirUe 14*4
Pan Am Air wr 8*4
Pantepec Oil .64 13
Pennroad *2f 8
Pepperell ~ 63*4
Piper Aircraft 11
fitney-Bow.40a 12V*
Prem Gold Ole 2Vu
Producers Corp 2*/*
R*K-0 opt war 12*4
Raytheon Mlg 23V*
RioGrVa.'O .06e 3
St Regis Paper 11V»
ScovilleMfg .90e 45
Soiar Aircrft 60 23V*
Sid Power A: Lt 5*4
Steel Co Can h3 80*4
Sterchi Bros 1 4B*4
Sterling Inc 16*/*
Texon O Ai L 4 0 10*4
Textron Inc 1 21*4
Tri-Conti ww 4V*
Unit Gas 4Oe 19V*
Wriaht-Hg h ‘20 4*4
Rates of dividends in the foregoing table!
are annual disbursements based on the last
quarterly or semiannual declaration Un
less otherwise noted, special or extra divi
dends are not included- a Also extra or
extras, b Plus stock dividend, d Cash or
stock, e Declared or paid so far this year
f Payable in stock g Paid last year, h Pay
able In Canadian funds. k Accumulated
dividends paid or declared this year, n New
issue. ww With warrants. xw Without
warrants_
Chicago Grain
CHICAGO, April Mfl OP'.—Weak through
out most of the session, the May rye con
tract drooped to M.oMV off the day s limu
of 5 crus, shortly' before (he close today
Reports the Government was considering a
.cCiliDE on rye flour caused selling. Rye was
also weak at Minneapolis
The selloff in rye spread to the-oats
pit. but that grain displayed greater re-,
sistance to the downward move Cash*
handlers reported deferred purchases of 35.-;
<nm bushels of oats from the country
Corn bookings were over 15H.OOO bushels
At the close wheat, corn, barley and de
ferred rye contracts were unchanged a?
ceilings Oats were unchanged to
lower: July 83. and May rye finished down
the lull 5-cent limit at ? V?5*.
WHEAT— Open High. Low. Close.
July _ ... . _ _ 1 83*2
Sept. . __ . _ I.Wly
Dec _ _ 1.83*5
May. 1047 . .. 183*3
CORN—
Ma« _ _ _ 1 ilia i
July _ _ _ 1M1V*
Sept - - _ - 1-113
OATS—
May .83 .83 .83 .83
July - . .83 .83 .83 .83
Sept._ .81*4 813« .SO3* .80Ta—34
Dec .81V4 81S 8U'a .801*
RYE—
May 2 57 2.58 2.52S
July _ . . - 1 48 V?
Sept. . _ - i-125*
Dec _ _ 1 48*i
BARLEY—
May _ _ 1 26V?
July _ ... 1 2d|?
Sept.- _ - - ! ‘.tSL?
Dec. ___1 2bVa
Market Averages
STOCKS. 30 IS 15 KO
Indst. Rail'. Tlai! fv.ks
Nr! change _ 1 - 7 —.1 .! i
Today close_107,1 40.5 54.7 79.4;
Prrv. day. _107 o 4K.il 54 8 .8.3
Week ago ._108.ti 47.2 54.8 80.4
Month ago _1071.8 47,0 571.3 ;;■§!
Year ago RK.8 41.2 47!..5 8.1.2
1940 high _ 108 8 51.0 54 8 80 5
1940 low_ 90.1 44.1 50.0 72.2
BONDS. 20 lo 10 mill Low
Rails. Indst. Util. Fgr.. Yieiu.
Nat change — 1 —-2 one. -^.1 —.3
T day close 104.0 1071.7 107.7 78.8 118.8
Prev. day 104.1 103.9 1TI7.7 78.7 1 19.1
I Week ago 105.4 104.0 107.5 78.7 119.!
Month aso 100.5 104.8 108.0 7 7.5 120.’
i Year ago 100.5 104.8 107.0 .2.8 11.,
1940 high 100 9 105.2 109 5 78.8 120
1940 low 103.8 103.0 107 5 75.7 118.i
(Compile* by the Associated Press !
New York Cotton
NEW YORK. April 29 i/Pi.—Light hedg- j
ing and outside liquidation depressed cot
ton futures in quiet trading today Con
fusion over the price-control outlook and
hesitancy pending clearer ideas on the
next cotton crop retarded activity
Traders looked for an increase in mid
April cotton parity scheduled lo be on-,
| nounced after the close of trading today |
Late afternoon prices were 5u to 85
•cents a bale lower. May. 27.7 8. July,!
27.77: October. 27.81.
Futures closed 40 to 05 cents a bale
| lower.
Open High Low Last.
Mar .. _ 27.75 87.82 27.75 27.78-77
1 Julv __ _ 27.89 27.90 27.7K 27.85-88
.October _ 27.91 27.91 27.79 27.87
December ... 27 80 27.90 27.78 27 84-88
; March _ 27.89 27.93 27.85 27 .90n
May .. 27.83 27.84 27.83 27.850
Middling spot. 28,4In.
n Nominal._
Chicago Livestock
CHICAGO. April 20 <USDA) </P>.—
Salable hogs. 6.000; total. 15,000: active,
steady: good and choice barrows and
gilts. 14.So, ceiling; sows, 14.10, ceiling:
complete early clearance.
Salable cattle. 12.000: total. 12,200:
salable calves, 700: total. 700; fed steers
and yearlings steady to weak, mostly slow,
steady; largely steer run; other killing
classes uneven but generally fully steady
with late last week; cows very scarce;
bulls fairly active; vealers, 17.00. mostly
16.50 down; steady; stock cattle very
scarce: top steers. 17.75. paid for long
yearlings; next highest price, 17.60; bulk.
15.75 to 17:25; big pakers bought very
moderately: best heifers. 17.00; most beef
cows. 10.00-12.00; weighty beef bulls to,
14.75. with dairybreds 14.00 down.
Salable sheep. 12,000; total. 16.500: no
sales on wooled lambs, bidding lower, ask
ing near steady or 16.00 and slightly
above for good to choice fed wooled West-!
erns: large percentage of run however
comprising medium to good lambs: shorn
lambs steady: good to choice kinds with
No. 1 and 2 pelts. 15 00-15.25: no action
on very limited supply slaughter ewes.
Dividends Announced
NEW YORK. April 70 up,.—,
Regular.
Pe- Stk. of Pay
Rate. riod. record, abie.
Atlas Tack __ .'.Oc . . 5-15 5-31
Champ Paper Ar Fib..25c 5-22 fi-10
Hackensack Water 75c S 5-17 6-1 i
Extra.
Champ Paper At Fib _25c__ 5-22 fi-10
Fishman (M H) Co 5c .. 5-15 6-1
Increased.
Fishman <M Hi Co.. 20c <3 5-15 6-1
Odd-Lot Dealings
PHILADELPHIA. April 29 UP).—1The Se
curities and Exchange Commission reported
today these transactions by customers with
odd-lot dealers or specialists on the New
York Stock Exchange for April 26: 5.690
purchases involving 175.208 shares: 5.473
sales involving 152.362 shares including
18 short sales Involving 550 shires.
Transactions April 27: 3.438 purchases
involving 102.307 shares; 3.039 sales tn
volvins 82.437 shares. Including 19 abort
sales Involving 700 sharaa.
House Amish Silent on Plea
That They Use factors
By the A;»ocioted Presi
LANCASTER, Pa.. April 29.—'The,
13 bishops who govern the House
Amish still had made no reply today;
to pleas that the sect abandon their'
refusal to use tractors to pull farm
equipment and thus increase the
production of food to relieve the
world shortage. ^
The appeal was made by Clyde A.
Zehner, Pennsylvania agricultural
adjustment administrator, who said:
yesterday that thousands of Euro
peans may starve this summer be
cause of the "religious beliefs" of
the House Amish.
Mr. Zehner insisted he had “no
quarrel with people's religious be
liefs," but maintained the House
Amish failure to use tractors is “very
inconsistent," since they have made
numerous changes in centuries-old
customs.
Mr. Zehner pointed out the sect
has substituted mowers for scythes,
grain binders for cradles and thresh
ingjnachines for flails—but said that
tractors most of them own are used
“for nearly everything except plow
ing and harrowing.’’
The House Amish differ from the
Church Amish in that the latter
worship in churches and use trac
tors for pulling equipment.
Five Army Employes
Get Civilian Awards
Five employes of Army Ground
Forces were presented the Com
mendation for Meritorious Civilian
Services by Brig. Gen. Doyle O
Hickey, assistant Chief of Staff.
Headquarters, Army Ground Forces,
in ceremonies recently at the
Pentagon.
Those receiving the awards were
Miss Catherine M. Paravano, 32 Elm
avenue, Takoma Park, Md.; Miss
Gealia Whinyates, 2 East Maple
street, Alexandria. Va.; Miss Steffic
Jubinski. 2715 Fourteenth street
N.W.; Miss Katherine Kimball, 4300
Tenth street N.E.. and Mrs. Marjorie
Gunn, 3121 Buena Vista terrace S.E.
Elks Lodge to Entertain
American U. Veterans
Disabled veterans who are stu
dents at American University will
be guests of the Veterans' Activities
Committee of the Washington Lodge
of Elks at the Elks' clubhouse, 919
MORTGAGE
LOANS
Fovorable Rate
FIRST DEED OF TRUST ONLY
GEORGE I. BORGER
643 Indiana Ate. N.W.
Nat I 6.130
H street N.W., at a dinner and en
tertainment at 6 o'clock tonight.
About 125 veterans and their com
panions will be present. A club
group known as the Elks’ Pollies will
provide the entertainment.
Eight Japs Sentenced
For War Atrocities
§y tht Associated Press
YOKOHAMA, April 29.—Eight
Japanese were sentenced today to
serve from 2 to 30 years, ending a
30-day war crimes trial before an
8th Army commission—the longest
session on record here.
So iar, 8th Army commissions nave
sentenced 4l war criminals.
Among those sentenced today was
Lt. Hiroshi Takeuchi, former com
mander at Kawasaki prisoner of
war camp, convicted of failing to
control persons under his com
mand from committing atrocities
and committing such beatings and
offenses himself.
ACCIDENT INSURANCE
ior the HOUSEWIFE
If th* HUSBAND owns Accident In
surance- then from the standpoint of
RISK INVOLVED, ir is DOUBLY im
portant for the WIFE to b« insured
against injuries.
TO MEET THIS NEED
Write or Phone tor Circular
ROGER N. STUART
District Agent
Preferred Accident Insurance Ce. ef N. Y.
600 WOODWARD BUILDING
Telephone NAtionol 3926
Today's Accident Is Hot Covered
By Tomorrow's Policy.
2>a rLj&d. Gum
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Link Belt Oliver Corp.
Van Norman Erie $5 Pfd.
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