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Brokerage Company
Ope:is Branch Office
In Medical District
By Edward C. Stone
Robert C. Jones & Co., member*
of the New York Stock Exchange,
today announced the opening of a
branch office at 1713 1 street N.W.,
in the medical district. The new
office will have a quotation board,
Translux stock ticker, and complete
investment and statistical service.
Louis A. Sledge, manager, has been
associated with the Jones Co. for
eight years. He will have as asso
ciates Luther E. Schreiner. Robert
C. Jones, jr., and Richard B. Jones.
The Jones firm, founded in 1930,
has shown steady growth and re
ps centlv opened a branch in Silver
i ) Spring, Md., the only Exchange
y brokerage house in that territory’.
New Sales Manager Named.
Robert B. Parker has been ap
pointed manager of sales, Washing
ton special accounts office, Camegie
Illifiois Corp. He succeeds L. R.
Knapp who is retiring after 15 years
with the company.
Mr. Parker is a Naval Academy
graduate, class of 1917, and served in
the Navy until 1924. He joined the
Carnegie concern in 1940 and the
same year was appointed assistant
to the manager in the New York
area. He is leaving that position to
come here.
The American Safety Razor Corp.
announces that George O. Chilcoat,
of Judd's Pharmacy, 524 Seventh
street N.W., won a $200 Savings
Bond as second prize in a national
Gen blade window display contest.
Philip L. Baldwin, executive secre
tary of the National Association of
Mutual Insurance Agents, will ad
dress a council meeting in Mans
field, Ohio, June 24.
Saving* Director Named.
Raphael H. O'Malley of Arlington,
who in the war set up the Puerto
Rico War bond program which
netted $110,000,000 in sales in the
island, has been appointed National
director of payroll savings of the
United States Savings Bond Divi
sion, Treasury Secretary Snyder an
nounced today. He has been with
the Treasury since 1935, is a grad
uate of Georgetown University and
member of the bar.
The financial group of the Spe
cial Libraries Association, at the
annual meeting in Washington,
elected Laura Marquis, librarian of
the Mellon National Bank & Trust
Co., Pittsburgh, chairman for 1948-9,
succeeding Ethel Klahre, librarian,
Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland.
Alvem H. Sutherland, librarian of
the Board of Governors of the Fed
eral Reserve System, was named
vice chairman.
Speakers were Clay Anderson,
Philadelphia Reserve Bank; Dr.
Stuart Rice and Dr. Walter F. Ryan,
Budget Bureau, and C. H. Clark,
economist. World Bank.
Corcoran Thom, jr., and E. Wiley
Stearns, jr., of the Riggs National
Bank, Wilmer J. Waller. Hamilton
National and Robert C. Baker and
James F. Willett of the American
Security & Trust Co. will attend the
annual convention of the Virginia
Bankers’ Association at Hot Springs
later in the week. Many officers
in nearby Virginia banks also will
attend.
| Business Briefs \
Business Failure* rose to 110 in
the week ended June 10 from 91 the
week before. This compared with 66
failures in the corresponding week
last year and 12 in 1946. Dun &
Bradstreet.
Bolivia Will Settle her external
debt, of $134,000,000, Finance Minis
1 ter Jose Romero Loza said in New
| York after conferring yesterday
with the Foreign Bondholders Pro
tective Council, Inc. The total in
cludes $74,000,000 interest, in arrears
since 1931. Mr. Romero said an
agreement might be concluded Sat
urday.
Agriculture Department reported
It bought 11.642.368 bushels of wheat
last week for shortage areas abroad,
bringing total purchases for the
crop year ending June 30 to 296.
211.717 bushels of wheat and 76,
045.749 bushels of flour.
Bill Extending Duty-Free impor
tation of standard newsprint until
July 1, 1949. was signed by Presi
dent Truman.
Tariff Reductions on trade be
tween the United States and South
Africa were made effective by proc
lamation of President Truman.
South African concessions, the State
Department said, affected products
indued at about $32,500,000 in terms
of 1939 trade. American conces
i afcns were estimated to involve
about $23,500,000 worth of goods on
the same basis.
Birmingham Electric Co. omitted
action on a common dividend, blam
ing the situation on the Alabama
Public Service Commission's refusal
i of a fare increase
Consolidated Mining A Smelting
Co. of Canada. Ltd., declared an
extra dividend of $3.50 and a semi
i annual dividend of $1.50. both pay
able July 15 to stock of record
June 21.
1 George A- Fuller Co. ordered a
| dividend of 30 cents on the common,
I payable June 30 to holders of record
June 21. A yearly dividend of 75
cents was paid in December.
Home Insurance Co, (New York'
declared a semi-annual dividend of
i 65 cents, payable August 2 to holders '
of record Julyl. Previous payments
were 60 cents.
Ford Motor Co. is ending fleet
sales agreements tomorrow. Under
these, buyers were given rebates of
about 3% if they purchased a mini
mum of 20 vehicles a year. The
practice was discontinued by Gen
1 eral Motors Corp. June 5.
Crory Corp. appointed T. R. Chad
wick general sales manager and
R N. Hoye advertising manager.
£ Pennsylvania Railroad named A.
F McIntyre chief of freight trans
portation, effective July 1.
Wilson Refrigeration. Inc., ap
pointed James J. Gavigan as factory
representative.
American Society of Metals an
nounced the nomination of Dr.
Harold K. Work, manager of re
search and development for Jones
A Laughlin Steel Corp., for presi
dent.
American Power A Light Co. re
ported net income of $6,400,876 or
$3.61 on combined preferred shares,
for the three months ended with
February, vs. $5,397,803 or $3.04 for
the 1947 period.
Colombia Pictures Corp. net for
39 weeks ended March 27 was $855,
000, or 98 cents a share, vs. $2,935.
000, or $4.34, in the like 1947 period.
Nashville, Chattanooga & St.
Louis Railway earned $454,450 or
$1.77 a common share in the four
months ended April 30. vs $295,665
or $1.15 in the same period last year.
J. E. SeagTam A Sons, Inc., earned
$fc60,058 in the April 30 quarter,)
vs. $0,217,651 in the 1947 quarter.
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
(Famished hr the Asseelsted Freda.)
Sites—
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ACF-BRILL MO J 55% 55% 55%
Acme Steel 4a 1 9454 5454 5554 - 54
Adams Exp tie 6 225% 224% 225%+ 4%
Addresso-Mult 2 5 394% 394% 394% - 5%
Admiral Cp .30e 39 1554 1544 154%+ 4%
Air Reduction 1 24 2454 245% 245% - 5%
Alaska Juneau. 12 354 35% 35%— 4*
Aldens Inc It* 3 21 205% 204% - 54
Allegheny Corn 7 35% 35% 35% - *4
Allegheny Co pi 13 495% 4*54 495% + 4%
Alleg Lud .80* 4 325% 3244 3744- 54
Alleg Lud of 4'% 1 109 109 109 + 4%
Allied CADre 8a 1 192 192 192 -1
Allied Kid 14%a 1 194% 194% 19*/% + 4%
Allied Mills 14i* 2 3144 31 31*/s + 4%
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Allis Chsim 1 60 * 40 3944 3954- 54
Alpha Port tie 1 305% 305% 305% + 44
Amsl Leath .20* 1 55% 55% 55% - 4%
Amal Leath pf 3 1 48 48 48
Amerada Pet 2a 1114 114 114 —14%
Am Agrlcul 3a 3 50*+ 50 504% + 44
Am Airlines .. 44 85% 854 854
Am Alrl of 344 1 59 59 59 +1
AmBsnkN 1.60a 9 27 265% 27 +5%
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AmPAL 5pf33«k 1 84 84 84
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tAmShipBlds 2e 2 41*+ 41 41 -1
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Am Stove 80e . 2 2054 205* 2054+ 5*
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Am Sum Tob 2. 5 204% 195% 20>+ + 44
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tlw Tob Of 8 . 120 142 1414% 141*+ - *+
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tAm Viscose 0(6 260 119 119 119 —1
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Am Zinc 10c 1 75% 75% 75%+ 4%
Anaconda l*+e. 22 40 395% 40
tAnac Wire 4%e 1 4254 42*+ 42*+ — *+
Anchor Hock 2 8 305% 30 30 —15%
Ander-Prlch O 1 x93 345% 33*+ 345%+14%
Arch-D-Mle . 3 34*3 334* 334* + **
Armco Steel 2b 21 3154 31>* 3154
fArmeo Stl pf4 441*0100*+ 9954 100*+ + 4*
ArmourACol .20 16 14 135* 14 + 4%
Armour pr pf 6 1 102 102 102 —14%
Armst Cork 80* 6 56 555% 56
(Arm CorkMof* 10 114*+ 114*+ 114*+ - 44
tArmstng pf 354 3 0 985* 985% 985%- 5%
Artloom Corp 1 4 16 155* 16 — *+
Asad Dry G 1.60 5 185% 184* 185%+ 44
tAsso D G 1st 6. 30 108*+ 108*+ 108*+ - 4*
Associat Inv 2.. 10 34*+ 34*+ 3*r+- 44
AtchTASFB 17 114 113 114 +>+
Atch TASF of 8 1 103*+ 103*+ 103*+ - 44
A T P Inc Vie . « 1"* 10* ib* 4- *
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tAtl Ref DfB3V« 00 90* #7* »8Vi + *
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AvcoMfenf2V« 4 45* 45* 45*-*
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Belt A Ohio 23 15* 15* 15*
Belto A Ohio nf 7 25* 25 25*
BanaorAArostk. 1 29 29 29 + *
Barker Bros 1 e 10 28* 27* 28*+ *
Bamsdall Oil 2- 12 43* 43* 43* + *
Bath Iron Wks. 9 12* 12* 12* - *
Bayuk Cia 1 *a. 4 19* 19* 19*+*
Beech-N P 1.60. 2 35* 35 35
Bendlx Aviat 2 6 37* 36* 36* — *
BndxHomeA I* • 37 16* 16*— *
Benef Ind 1 SOe J 25* 251/4 25*
Best Foods 2a 20 36* 35* 36 + *
Beth Steel 1.20h 37 37* 37* 37*+*
BirmhamEl 31>e 14 11 10 10* *
Blaw-Knox Vie. * 18* 18* 16*
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Goodsll-Bn Ilia 1 23* 23A 23A + A
Goodrich BP 2a 5 59A 59* 59A + A
GoodyearT&R 4 11 44* 44* 44* — A
Goth HOS 1.60a. 4 23A 23 23A — *
Graham-Palse 85 a* 4* 4*
Granby Con He 3 7* 7* 7* + A
GranlteC Stl He 6 33A 33 33
Grant fWl) la 4 29* 29* 29*+*
tGrantWTpf.lH 1 99 99 99 + A
GraysonRob He 8 13A 13 13 — *
Gt Nor Ry Df 8 19 46 43A 43 A — A
GtWstSux 1 60s 3 21* 21* 21*- A
♦ Green HL 2s..1595 39 38A 39
G.eThound 1.-.112 12* 12 12* - A
Grum Alrc B 3c 12 47* 47 47* + A
Guantan Sug le SB 8A 8* 8*— A
Gulf Mob&O He 131 20 19 19* + A
GulfMo&Oh pf5 * 5B 57% SB + 1
Gulf 011 3_ 4* 7* 78% 7# + %
Gulf Sta tltll 1_ 20 17% 17% 17% - %
Hall Print la 5 15% 15% 15%+%
Harb-Walkerle 2 26% 26% 26%+ %
Hart BAM 2.40 2 31% 31% 31%+ %
Hayes Mfs ,*0e_ 39 11% 11% 11%
Hazel-Atl 1.20a. 5 21% *1% 21%+%
Heinz 1.80__ . 2 39 39 39
Hercul Pwd .70e 10 55% 55% 55% - %
Hewitt-Rbns la 1 26% 26% 26% - %
Herden Chem 1- 5 28% 27% 28% + %
Hilton Hotels 1 4 11% 11% 11%-%
Hlnde&Dau lVie 1 35% 35% 35%+ %
Holland Furn 2. 6 28% 28% 28% — %
Holly Suiar 1. .. 2 26 26 26 - %
Homestk Min 2 8 37% 37% 37% + %
Hooker Klee .60s 2 33% 33% 33% — %
Houd-Hersh Vie 4 18% 18% 18% + %
Household Fin 2 1 31% 31% 31% -1
Houston LAP 2. 23 44 42% 44 + %
Houston Oil le. 9 37% 37% 37% — %
Hwrd Store ltta 1 21% *1% 21% - %
Hudson A Man 7 5 9 5 — %
Hudson A Mpf. 5 12 12 12 - %
Hudson Bay 4 _ 4 45 44% 45 + %
HudsonMot 40a 22 22% 21% 22% - %
Hunt Foods 1__ 11 18 17% 17% — %
Hupp Coro.. 4 4% 4% 4%
HusmnRfer ,40e *3 14% 13% 14% + %
IDAHO PW 1.80 5 35% 35 35%
til Central 60 39% V36% 39% + %
III Term RR .72. 7 11% 11% 11% - %
IndPrALtlVi. * 24% 24% 24%
Indust Rayon 8. * 53% 53 53 —1%
Inier-Rard n * 71 71 71 —2
Inland Bteel le. *9 43% 43% 43% — %
Inspirat Cop le. 3 20Vs *0% 20% — %
InsuranshC 20a 10 8% 8% 8%
Interchem Corp. 2 23% 23% *3% - %
tntercon Rub 2 3% 3% 3% — %
Inter Iron 1.20* 12 16 15% 15%
Int Bus Mach 4 3 152 152 152 -2%
IntHrvestnl 40 33 34% 33% 34%
rint Harvs of 7 160 173 172% 173 +2%
Int Hydra BA.. 47 8% 8 .8% + %
Int MACh 1.80 7 36% 36 36% - %
Int Mining_ 3 4% 4% 4% - %
Int Nickel 1.80. 59 33% 33% 33%+%
Int Paper 4a_ 14 63% 63 63 — %
Int Ry Cen Am 1 11 11 11 + %
♦IntRyCApf2 Vik *70 91% 91 91 -1
Int surer 4e_ 1 59 59 59 - %
Int TelA Tel.. 31 15% 14% 15%
Inter Dep Stra 1 1 26% 26% 26% + %
Intertype 1 70e 2 34% 34 34 -1%
IsCrkCoal 1 3Sh 3 J6% 36 36 - %
JACOBS PC 5 9% 9% 9% - %
tJerCntP&L pf4 80 86 86 86 + %
Jewel Tea 2.40a 1 46 46 46 — %
Johns-Man ,70e 11 42 41% 42 + %
Johnson A J.40 2 32% 32% 32% - %
tJohnson&J pf4 50 105% 105% 105%
Jones A L Stl 2 19 37% 36% 37% + %
Jones A L pfA 8 1 88% 88% 88% - %
Joy Manfa 2 40a 9 39% 39% 39% — %
KAN CITY SOD 8 42% 41% 41% - %
Kan City So Pf4 1 59% 59% 59%
K'arser J la 1 16% 16% 16%-%
Kelsey-HaBl V.e 1 21 21 21
Kennecott lVie. 15 58% 58% 58%+%
Kern Land l+ie 2 45% 45% 45% - %
Kimbrly Cl 1.40 4 *2% 22% 22%-%
Koppers Co 1 80 3 35% 35% 35% - %
'Koppers pf 4 90 94 93% 93% - %
Kreaie 8 8 le_ 5 37% 37% 37%-%
Kress SH 2a... 2 56% 56% 56%
LACLKDK 0.80 4 6 5% 6 + %
Lane Bryant 1 . 3 12% 12% 12% + %
Lane Wells 1.80 4 27 26% 27 + %
Lee A 8ons 1.40. < 1 26 26 26 - %
Lehlib C A N 1 2 11% 11% 11%
LehPortCem 1% 2 35 35 35 + %
Leh Tal Coal 7 3% 3% 3%
Leh V Coal lof3 1 25 25 25
Lehman 850e'. 8 55 54% 54% - %
LehnAFink Vie. 5 11% 11% 11%-%
Lerner Strs 1 Vi 2 25% 25% 25Vi - %
Lfb-O-F Glass 2 6 55% 55% 55% - %
Lib McN&L Vie. *7 10% 10% 10%
Life Sarers .80e 3 34% 34% 34% + %
Lias A My 4a 5 86% 85% 85% - %
ILlSC A My pf 7 120 172% 172 172% - %
Lima Hamll .80. 23 13 12% 13 + %
Lion OH 3_ 4 5«% 53% 53%'-1%
Liquid Cirbn 1. 1 20% 20% 20% - %
Lockheed Vie ... 20 24% 24 24% + %
Loew’s Inc 1 22 17% 17% 17%+ %
LorUlard P1 - 5 12% 12% 12%
Lou G&K A 1 Vi - 1 24 24 24 - %
LoulsrilAN 3.62. 4 46% 46%’ 46% - %
Lowensteln 2a.. 3 33% 33% 33%-%
Lukens St) ,40a. 3 23 22% 23 - %
MACK TRK V.h 9 26% 26% 26% - %
Mac; R H 2_ 3 36% 36% 38% + %
Mad So Deri— 1 13% 13% 13%
Masnaroz 1_62 19% 13% 15 +1%
Minatl Sue 1 %e 9 9% 9% 9% - %
MkrineMIdl .40* 4 7% 7% 7%
Marsh Field 2_ 3 27$* 27% 27%
Martin a L_12 19% 19% 19%
MartlnParrr .60 1 17% 17% 17%+ %
Maeonlt* Cp la 6 69% 68% 68% - %
Master Klee 2.40 1 25% 25% 29%
MathCbem l%a -1 33% 33% 33%-%
MIT Dent Btr 8 5 46% 46% 46% - H
tMarD*pt3.40nf 30 83% 83% 83%
Marta* Co l_. 3 11% 11% 11%
McCrorrB i.*ba 9 33% 33% 33% + %
McOraw Bae 2a 2 40 39% 39% - %
Mclntrr* 2.01a * 47% 47 47%-%
McKassAR 2.40 2 34 33% 33% - %
McLallan Btr 1 a 4 24% 24 24%+ %
MeQuar-M 1.40. 2 22% 21% 21% - %
M*ad C9 2 nl 2. 1 44 44 44
MaMlleBb 1.80 13 24% 24% 24% - %
Menial Co la 2 19 19 19 - %
tMensel 6 nl 2% 40 *o 40 *o - %
Mercant Sire 1. 4 17% 17% 17% + %
Merck&Co2.40a 1 *1% 61% 61%
MerrlttCMl.80 9 27% 27% 27%+ %
Miami Cod %e 4 ib% 18% 18% - %
Mld-ConPet 1 %* 10- 64 63% 64 - %
Mlnn-Hon R* 2a 2 49% 49% 49%
♦Minn Hof 8.20290 96 99 96 + %
Minn Moline 7 16 15% 16
tMlnnMo n!4%k 10 118% 118% 118% + %
MinAStL R» Vtl 2 19 19 19
MSP888MA1* 12 13 12% 12% - %
Mission Coral* 6 72% 72 72%+%
Mo-Kan-Texaa. 29 6% 8% 6% + t+
Mo-Kan-Tez of 7 23% 23% 23%+ %
Mohawk Crpt 2a 2 42% 42% 42%+ %
MoJudHos .80.. 14 14% 13% 14%
Monsanto Cb 2. 17 99 58% 98% — %
Mon Ch m B 4- 1 112% 112% 112% + %
Monts Ward 2a 34 61% 61 *1% — %
M-MCCLin lVia 14 16% 19% 16%+ %
Motor Whl .80*. 2 22 22 22
Motorola Vie .. 16 16% 16% 16%+%
Mneliei Brs .60* 3 23 *2% 23
Mullins Ml* la. 20 30% 29% 30%+ %
Murtaz Coral. 3 19% 19% 19%-%
NASH-KE. 70* 80 21 20% 21 + %
♦ Nash CABtL 1*110 29% 29% 29% - %
Nat Airlines . 3 8% 8% 8% - %
.Jit Auto Fib 80 8 12 11% 12
hat Arlation Vis 3 19% fl4% .14% - %
m iterant 1.90a 27 k 29% 429 .s 29% + %
* •
Sale*—
Dividend Rate. 00? Hlah. Low. 2:30. e5ie.
Nat Blecult of 1 1173 173 173
NatBondM .80a 1 » 23* 2J*+ *
NatCan ... J 8* BH Mb- *
Nat C Ret lVie 3 47* 47 47*+*
NatContain 1.20 10 12* 12* 12* - *
Nat Crl Gaa .80. a 13* 12* 13* + *
Nat Dairy 1.80. *4 31* 31* 31*+ *
Nat Dent Stria 7 20 19* 19*
Nat DlftUlere 2 52 20* 20 20* - *
Nat Gypsum tie 33 20* 20* 20*
tNat Gyp pf 4*. 20 95* 95* 95* - *
Nat Lead la 9 36 37* 37 - *
tNat Lead n3 8 40 145 145 145
Nat LinenS 80 1 6* «* «*
Net Ual Btl .40# 1 23* 23* 23* +C*
Natl Steel* 4 98* 97* 98* - *
Nat Supply 1.. x22 23* 23* 23*+ H
Nat Teal*... 4 28 28 28
Nat Vul Fibre 1. 3 15 15. IS - *
Natomaa Co 1.. 4 10* 10* 10*+*
Nebl Corn 1 * 1 16* 16* 16* - *
tNawberry p(3% 60 98 98 98
N Ena El Syst l 3 11* 11* 11* - *
Newmont M 1 Vie 1 59* 59* 99*-*
Newot Indust 1 6 24* 23* 23* - *
Newnt NewsS 2a 2 29* 29* 29* - *
NT Air Brake la 3 43* 43 43* + *
N Y Cent R R 40 16* 16* 16* + *
N Y Chi * St L. 4 65* 65 65* - *
NYC Omnibus 3 17* 17* 17*+ *
tNY At Harlem 5 10 200 200 200 -2*
N Y N H A Hart 2 13* 13* 13*
N Y N H * H or 2 34* 34* 34* - *
NY Shipbldt *ie 1 17* 17* 17*
Nopco Ch .80e 2 33 33 33
NorfAtWestern 3 1 61* 61* 61* - *
No Am Aviation 29 12* 12* 12* + *
North Am Co *b 13 16* 16* 16V. - *
NorNatGas 80e 20 35* 34* 34* - *
North Pacific la 28 *5* 24* 25* + *
Northwest Alrl 6 15* 15* 15* + *
NrthwAlr of1 14 1 24* 24* 24* + *
tNorthwn Tel 8 10 38* 38* 38* + *
OHIO ED1S 2 1 33* 33* 33*
tOhlo Ed pf4.40 50 102 102 102 +1
OHIO OIL la 68 42* 41* 42*+ *
OliverCorp lVie 13 34* 34 34* - *
Omnibus Cp Vie 5 10* 10* 10*
Otis Elevator la 22 35* 35* 35*+ *
tOtla Elev pf 6 10 151 151 151
Outbrd Mot .70# 2 18* 18* 18*- *
Owens 111 ul 3 5 62 61 61* -1*
PAC AM FSH1 e 1 15* 15* la*
PAC PIN C 1.80. 3 21* 21* 21*
Pac Gas ft Ele 3 7 35* 35* 35*
Pee Lithtina 3. 10 53* 53* 53*- *
Pae Mills 8b « 39* 39 39* + *
tPacTelAcT 2 Vie 80 103 102* 103 -*
Pac Tel&T rt wl 47 * Vu Ms -VI*
Pac Tin Cona 6 5* 5* 5* — *
Pac West OH Vie 7 58* 57* 58* + *
Packard M .15e 302 5* 5 5*
Pan Am Air ■/.#- 20 10* 10* 10* - *
Panb E P L i 22 65* 64 64* - *
tPanh EPL pf 4 50 99 98* 99 +2
Panh PAR. 16a 17 10* 10 10*
Param Piet 2 103 23 22* 22*-*
Park Utah .10e. .43 2* 2*
Parke Dav .70e. 12 30* 30 30 - *
Parm Trana .80. 7 9* 9* 9*
Patino Min Vie 10 13 12* 13 +*
Pen At Pord .80e 2 31* 31* 31*+*
Penney (Jt> 2a 7 48* 47* 47* - *
PennCoal&C Via 6 13* 12* 12* - *
Penn-DxCem Vie 1 19 19 19
Penn PAL 1.20 14 19* 19* 19* - *
Penn RR Vie 41 20* 20* 20*-*
Peon Drut 1.60. 2 37 37 37 +1
PeopGasLt 4Vie 2 95 95 95 +1
Pepsl-Cola 30e 121 16* 16 16*
tPet Milk pf 4Vi 120 103* 102* 103* +1
Petrol Corp ,30e 5 14* 14* 14*
Pfizer C&Co 2a 6 61* 61 61* + *
Phelps Dodte 2e 20 56* 56 56* + *
tPhllC6% Of 3 410 52* 52* 52*
tPbU Co S6 pf 8 70 100 99* 100 + *
Phlla Elec 1.20 14 24* 23* 24 - *
tPhlE14.3pf4.S0 30 109* 109* 109* - *
PhllAtRdlCAIS 16 19* 19* 19*
Pbileo Coro 2 14 39 38* 38*
Philip Mor lVia 3 29* 28* 29* + *
Phillips Petrol 8 15 75* 74* 74*- *
Pillsbury Mills 2 1 34* 34* 34*+ *
PittCokACh 60t 2 15 14* 15 + *
Pitt Con Coal 2. 9 34* 34* 34*+ *
Pitts Pori tie . 18 23* 22* 23* + *
PittPlsteGls Vie 23 38* 38* 38* - *
Pitts Screw ,30e 2 9* 9* 9*
tPittSt BpflVik. 30 92* 92 94 -1
Plttb At West Va. 2 22* 22* 22*- *
Pittston Co 2... 4 41* 41 41*
Poor A Ce B la 2 15* 15* 15*+ *
Pot Elec Pwr 90 10 13* 13* 13*
Presaed Btl Car. 5 9* 9* 9*'
Proct At Gam 3a 11 68* 68 68 — *
Pub SyeCol 2.20 1 38* 38* 38* - *
Pub 8 NJ 1.40 24 23* 22* 23* +1*
tPubSycNJpf 8 420 132 131* 132 -*
tpub BvcNJ pf 7 350 116* 115* 116* - *
tpub SvcNJ of 8 6 104 103* 103* - *
tPSNJ*»0f6 3 91* 90* 91*
Pub 8vc EAtG wl 31 23* 22* 23*+ *
PubSvE&G pfWl 18 28* 28* 28* - *
Publieker Vif_ 4 24* 24* 24*- *
Pullman le_cot* »o** v*
Pure Oil la.. 43 40** 39** 401*+ **
PurityBak 2.40a 4 3014 30** 30**- V4
RADIO CRP.SOe 289 141* 14** 141*+ Vi
Radio Cp of 314 1 7* 72 72 + >*
Radio-K-O.45*. 32 9V* 9>A 9** - 1*
♦Rale Pur M3H. 90 971* 971* 9714- 1*
Rayonler 1«e4 35 341* 35 + **
Rayonler of 2— 1 34** 34>* 3***+ V*
Reading Col 3 21 201* 21
Real Bilk H 60s 1 1*1* 14** 14** - H
ReeveaBroala 18 1-1* 14** 141*+ **
tRellance pf 3** 10 62 62 62 + ’*
Rem Rand lb— 18 14’* 141* 1*14 - **
Rap Aviation- 6 121* 12 12>* + **
Republic Picture 11 4** 4 4>*
Reoub Steel I a 50 311* 31‘* 311* + 1*
Revet* C * B1 - 2 20** 20** 20**
Retail Drug ' 83 7‘* 61* 7 - **
Reyn Metals lie 8 26 25’* 26 + **
♦ Rey Met pf 5’* 30 99 99 99 -1
Reynolds Sprint 3 11 11 11-1*
Reyn Tob B ,90e 12 37’* 371* 371*
Sheen-Mftl 80 2 221* 221* 221* - **
Richfield Oil 2 . 82 351* 34** 351* + >*
Roan A Cop .33* 2* 6** 6 6 — **
Rob-Ful Con **e 19 11** 11 11—1*
RbtshFlpfl.l 8H» 2 27V* 27** 27** - 1*
SAFEWAY ST 1 * 5 20‘* 20** 20** - **
♦Safewey of 5 a60 112** 112 112 + 1*
St Jos Lead lti* 12 60 59>* 59**- 1*
tStL8outhw5* 10 131 131 131 —1
St L San Fran . 30 131* 13‘A 13**
St L San F of 5 10 45** 45 45 - **
St Regis Pan 60 47 13** 13** 13‘* + **
SavageArms *4* 18 131* 13** 13‘* — >*
SchenleyDIstil 2 32 31‘* 31** 31**- 1*
Scranton Elec 1 2 15*4 15** 15‘* + **
Seab Air Line 13 241* 241* 24**- **
SeabdALpf 71ie 5 60** 60** 60**
Seab Finan .70* 1 19’* 19’* 19’* - **
Seabrd Oil 1.60 4 55>* 55 55**+ **
Sears Roebck la 23 40’* 40‘* 401* + 1*
Serve! Inc .30* 7 131b 13** 13’* + **
ShamrockO 1.60 7 34** 331* 34**+ 14
Sharon Steel 3 12 41** 41 41>*+Vb
Sharp &Dohl 10 27>* 26** 27 + >*
Shattuck FO la 5 141* 141* 141*- **
ShellOnOl! 2V«g 33 461* 45’* 4614 + 1*
Sheraton CP 40 3 614 6V4 6V4
Silver King Col- 2 6 S’* 514
StmmoneCol* 2 34‘* 34>* 34**— **
8‘nclair Oil 2 162 29’* 2914 29’*+ **
Sloss-ShSt) SO* 1 24 24 24 - **
Smith A O 1 jh 9 3514 35 35 + *4
SmithASon 1.40* 3 3814 38‘* 3814+ 1*
Socony-vac 1 123 2114 211* 2114 + ‘4
Solvay AM pf 4 1 104*4 104*4 104*4 + *4
So Am Gold lie 5 4** 4** 4*4
So Caro EdrO *4 a22 7*4 71* 7*4
SCE&Gevpf21« 2 53 53 53 - 1*
So P Rico S 6e 2 41 41 41
SeaatGreyL 1.60 3 1414 14*4 1414 + 1*
Sou Cel Edit 114 6 30V4 30*4 30*4 + 1*
Sou Net Gas 114 6 26*4 251* 26
Southern Pae * 12 58** 58 58**
Southern Rvv 8 19 4814 48 48V4 - 1*
Southern Ry Pf5 2 68 68 68 — **
Soarka-W 20e-. 65 7** 7 7‘* + 1*
Spear A Co - - 2 8** 8** 8** + *4
Spencer Kell 2 1 28 28 28 — **
Sperry Crp 114« 15 29*4 28'* 29**+ Vi
Spiegel Inc .. 8 12’* 121* 1214+ Vi
♦Spiegel Pf 4'* 30 73*4 721* 721*- 1*
Souare DCo >*e 4 2214 22*4 22*4 + Vi
Souibb & Sons 1 3 26** 26*4 26**
♦ SdUlbb&Spf 4- 60 102’* 102** 102’* + 14
Stand Brands 2 10 2814 28** 28** + 1*
Std Gs*El S4of 15 7614 *6*4 2614 + 1*
Std Oil Calif 2e- 44 7*V4 711* 7214+ W
Std Oil Ind 2 a 54 52 50** 51’*+ ’+
Std Oil N Jer lb 107 91‘* 88*4 91'*+21*
3 d OilOblo 114 89 34’* 341* 34’*
Std Stl 8pr« tie 8 141* 14‘* 141*
SterchlBr St la. 2 14>* 1*** 14** - 1*
Sterling Drug 2 10 39 381* 39 + *4
SterlingD pf 31* 1 96'* 96>* 96'* + H
Stevens JP 2a 6 321* 32V4 3214- *4
Stewart-War lie * 16 1514 15’*
Stok-V Camp 1, 16 16*4 16 16*4 — *4
StoneAWeb '/jo. «e io'/» ioi* ♦ ‘A
Studebsker *ie. 83 29'+ 28 29 +4*
Sun Chem .60— a 7 108* 10 10
Sun Oil lb_ 4 «9'+ 89 63 - 8*
Sunray Oil .80 64 148* 144* 144* — 8*
Sunray pi A 1 06 2 20'/* 20** 208*- 8*
Sunray pf B 1V, 6 234* 23'* 234* + 8*
Sunshine Blse 8 1 418* 418* 418* + 8*
Sunshine M .60. 4 108* 108* 108*
Superheater la. 3 274* 274* 274* H
Sun Oil Calif 2e 1 231 231 231 +1
Sutherld Pan 2a 1 44 44 44 - 8*
Sweets C A l'/.e. 1 13'/* 13*/* 13'/* - 8*
SwiftACo 1 60a. 7 344* 348* 344* + 8*
Swift Inti .40* 43 134* 138* 13'*- 8*
Sylvan Klee 1.40 4 238* 23'* 238* + 4*
Symine-Qould 2 64* 68* 64*
TEXAS CO 3 28 636* 638* 658*
TexOulfPro .860 17 244* 248* 244*
Tex Gulf Bui 2a 11 618* 618* 618* - 8*
Tex PaeCAO la 9 314* 39 318* +2
Tex Pae LT .70* 8 438* 43 438*- 4*
Textron la.. 1* 174* 178* 178*- 8*
Thatcher Ol SO * 94* 96* 36*- 8*
Thermoid 8*f ... 6 *'* 98* 38*
Third Aye Trana 6 118* 118* 118* + 4*
ThomaaStl 1 60s 1 23 23 23 - 8*
Thoms Prod 164* 1 368* 368* 3684-1
Thompson-Star. 1 38* 38* 38* + 8*
Tide W Oil 1.20* 36 324* 31 3284+18*
Tide Wat »fS4i 1104 1038*1038*
Timk-D Axial* 3 226* 228* 2284 - 8*
Timk Bear 18*#_ 3 538* 33 338* + 8*
Transamer 84a. 11 124* 126* 124*
Trans A W Air. 3 138* 138* 1384 + 8*
Tri-Con Co 8*t. 1* 108* 34* 94* — ‘4
rTri-Contl of 6. 10 103 103 103 - •*
Truax-Tra 1.20. S 188* 188* IS'* + 8*
Twent C-Pox 2 33 214* 214* 218*
20thC-Pxof 18* 2 336* 336* 336*
Twin City RT7 1 64* 64* 64* - 8*
♦TwlnCitprlVek 3 26 234* 234*+ 8*
Twin Coach_,4 128* 128* 128*- 8*
UDYUTB I.. 3 118* 118* 118*
Underwood I8*e 4 53 388* 53
UnAsb A It 70a 13 154* 138* 154*+ 8k
Onion Bat 2a 11 384* 376* 384*+ 4*
Un Carbide 8*h. 32 424* 416* 426* + 8*
Un Oil Cal .70* 36 334* 34'* 358*+ 8*
Un Pacific 1084* 3 183'* 183 189 - 8*
UnTankCar 2.60 3 408* 408* 408*
Unit Air Lines 11 156* 136* 136*
Unit Aircraft 1* 17 296* 29 294*+ 8*
Utd Aircraft ofB 2 109 103 103 - 8*
Unit Biscuit la * 21 206* 206*
Unit Clear Whall 13 46* 44* 48*
United Caro .. 33 34* 38* 36*
Unit Corn Of S 23 474* 468* 47 +18*
United Dye wood 2 76* 76* 76*
Utd Blec Coal 1 * 27>* 27 27 - '*
UtBne APdy 18*e 1 46 46 44.- 4*
United Fruit 2a 18 33 344* *+
UtdOatfmn 1.30.4 * 22 -.‘216*.**
Selected Stocks Gain
As Demand Increases
On Moderate Market
Sy the Auocntod Prmt
NEW YORK, June 15.—Demand
picked up in the stock market today
after prices had wobbled lower in
morning dealings.
The increased buying pared widest
losses for a number of stocks and
in some cases pushed quotations to
the plus side. A few issues hit new
highs for the year or longer.
Volume was moderate and the
ticker tape slowed to a walk more
than once.
Among the 1940 highs were Cen
tral Railroad of New Jersey (a
strong spot yesterday;, Radio Corp.,
Emerson Radio and Atlantic Re
fining. Also higher were United
States Steel, Chrysler, Standard Oil
<N. J.), Phelps Dodge, Studebaker
and Du Pont.
A trifle lower were Montgomery
Ward, J. I. Case, Cerro de Pasco,
General Electric, Owens-Illinois,
Southern Railway, Sinclair Oil and
Pacific Western.
Washington Exchange
SALES.
Potomac Electric Power 3.60 pfd "A-'—
10 at 45*. 10 at 45*. 60 at 46*.
Potomac Electric Power 3.60 preferred
“B"—15 at 45*.
Washington Oas 4.25 preferred—5 at
101*, 5' at 101*.
Capital Transit. 1st ref 4a—51,000 at
Potomac Electric Power common—50 at
13*. 25 at 13*. 14 at 13*.
Washington Gas common—15 at 25*.
Woodward & Lothrop 6% preferred, new—
in at 104*.
Potomac Electric Power common—60 at
PUBLIC UTILITY
BONDS
Bid Allied.
Am T&T conv deb 2*a 1057 115* 116
Am T*T conv deb 2*s 1B61 108* 109
Cap Transit 1st ref 4s 24*64 91* 93
City & Suburban 6s 1948 loo
Georgetown Gas 1st 5s 1961 112 116
Pot Elec Pow 3*s 1966 106 _
Pot Elec Pow 3*s 1977 10* _
Pot Elec Pow 3s 1983 . _ 101* _
Washlngtou Gas 6s 1960_120* _
PUBLIC UTILITY
8TOCK&
Amer T & T (9)_*155* .
Capital Transit __ 16* 16*
N & W Steamboat (t4)-.._ 160
Pepco common (.90) *13* 13*
Pepco 3.60% pf "A” (1.80) *45* 46
Pepco .1.80% pf 'B" (1.80) *45*
Wash Gas Lt com (1.60) 24* 25*
Wash Gas Lt cum pf |4.2S> 100* 102
Wash Gas Lt cu cv pf (4.50) 104 _
BANK AND TRUST COMPANIES.
Amer Sec Sc Tr new (tl.OO) 29* 31
Bank of BetheadA (tl.50) 40 _
Capital (.90) . __.xr 28 _
Com Sc Savings (tlO)_ 350 _
Liberty (8) _315 _
Lincoln (t5) *330 _
Natl Sav Tr (8.00).. 420 _
Pr Georges B & Tr (tl.OO) 30
Riggs (12) .. 318 335
Union Truet Co (tl.OO)_ 38* 40
Washington (6) _. 195 _
Wash Loan Sc Tr (12). 330 _
PIR* AND TITLE INSURANCE.
American (t6> _160
Columbia (t.30> _ 12* 13*
Firemen's (1.40) 31 __
National Union (.75) . — 16 19
Real Estate (tfii _ 196
MISCELLANEOUS
Carpel Corp (2.00) _*28 33
Garflnckel com (150) ’18* 19*
Garfl S*% cu cv pf (1.375) *24 * 26
Gerfl 4*% cu cv pf (1.126) *20* 22
Hecht Co (1.60) . 26* 27*
Hecht :t*% cum pf (3.75). 89* 93
Lanston Mono it2 00> .. *25 27
Mergenthaler Lino (a.76) *62 54
Natl Mtge & Inv pi (p.45) 8*
Peoples Dr St com (tl.OO) *36 38*
Security Storage (t£) ._ 110 125
Ter Ref dc Wh Corp (3) 60
Wdwd * Loth com <»2O0) *35 36*
Wdwd Sc Loth pf new (5i_ *104
•Ex dividend, b Books closed, t Plue
extra or extras a Paid ao far this rear,
p Paid 1947. xr Ex rlxhts.
New York Produce
NEW YORK. June 15 OP!—Flour easy
(72 per cent extraction 100 pounds) spring
patents. 5.75-6.20; Eastern soft winter
straights, 6.40-85; hard winter etralghts,
5.60-80.
Rye flour Arm: fancy patents. 100
pounds. 6.80-6 10; corn meal steady.
Butter—1.278,070: Firm. Wholesale
prices on bulk cartons. Creamery. higher
than 92 score end premium marks (AA),
82*-83: 92 scorelfQI. 80*; 90 score (B),
78*; 89 score (Cl. 76.
(New tuba usually command * eent ■
pound over the bulk carton price.)
Cheese—791,556: Irregular. Wholeaala
sales, fresh American cheese (whole milk):
Cheddar* 48-48*: Cheddars (trass 1947),
54-5(1: Cheddars (grass 1947) shelf cured,
58-59: single daisies. 49-51; single dai
sies (grass 1947) 56-58; single dalles
igrass 1947) shelf cured. 59-60.
Flats. 49-62; ats (grass 1947), 56-60:
flats (grass 1947) shelf cured. 60-62;
midgets. 62-54; midgets (grass 1947).
68-50: midgets, shelf cured. 60-62: proc
essed. 5 pounds. 48-62*. Domestic Swiss
(single tubs) best, 66-68: others, 47-64.
Foreign Exchange
NEW YORK, June 15 '/Pi.—Foreign ex
change rates follow (Great Britain in
dollars, other* In cents):
Canadian dollar In New York open mar
ket. 7* per eent discount or 92.87*
United States cents, unchanged
Europe—Great Britain, 4.03*, un
changed; France ifranc), .3211 of a
cent, unchanged; Italy (lira). June fixed
rate. .001739: May. .001730; Sweden
(krona I, 27.85. uncAanged: Bwltserland
(franc) (commercial). 23.40, unchanged.
Latin America—Argentina, free. 24.90,
nominal, unchanged. BregU. free. 5.50, un
changed; Mexico, 20.01, unchanged.
Sweden’s meat production Is now
back to prewar volume.
Sales—
Stock and Add H*»
Dividend Rate. 00. Hlfh. Low. 2:80. ehge.
Unit M i II It 21 19V* 188* 19V* + V*
US&F See 1.85* 5 32 318* 32 - 8*
tUS * FrB off* 30 100V* 100*/* 100V4 - Vi
0 8 Freight 1»_. 1 228* 228* 228* + V*
USGypsum*.. 3 113 112V* 112V* + V*
0 8 Lints 2Vi 7 18V* 18V* 18V* - V*
US PloeJeP 2 80. 2 3D* 91 91V*- V*
D 8 Plywood 1*. 10 35Vi 34V* 35V* + V*
a 8 Rubber 3e . 4 4<8* 4#V* 4«i/i - H
as Rubber lofS 1 132>* 132V* 132V* + Vi
0 8 Steel 2 Vis . 91 82Vi 81V* 828* + 8*
0 8 Tobse 1 20 18 188* 18V* 18V* - V*
Ut StrsZd Pf Vie 9 108* 108* 108*
Uld Wallpap V4* 71 «V* « 6V* + V*
Ut Wallpap Pf 3 7 32 32 32
Onlv-CTclops 1- 4 1* 188* 19 +8*
Only Lab . 11 9Vt 9 9 - V*
0nlv Picture* 1- 12 13 13 13 + V*
'Only Pic of 48* 10 47 67 67 —1
VAN NORM Vie. 4 14 14 14 - V*
Vanad Corp Vi*. 3 23 22V* 23 + V*
Vert-C Sugar 2. 4 13V* 13V* 13V*
Vick Chem 1.20. 4 24 23V4 23Vi - 8*
Victor Chm 80e 8 478* 47V4 47V*
Va CarollnCbem 9 13>* 13V* 13V* + V*
Va EldtPwr 1.20 43 17V* 1«8* 17 + V*
tVa El & P of 6. 30 117V* 1178* 117Vi
Va Rail of 1V*_ 3 J18i 31V* 31V*
WALDORF la— 1 13 13 15 + V*
Walgreen 1.80-. * 34V4 34V* 34V* + V*
'Walgreen pf 4. 40 103 103 103 —1
Walker Sir lVia 14 24 238* 24 + 8i
Walworth Co 8*g 2 128* 128* 128*
WardBak.30e_ * 138* 138* 138*
'Ward Bk pf6V* 190 99 98V* 99 + V*
Warner Bro* 1„ 42 11V* 118* 11'*+ V*
Warren Pndry . 7 298* 29'* 29‘* + V*
Warren Pet 80. 14 318* 31 318*+ •*
Wash GasLt 184 1 »5>* 25'* 23'* + 8*
Waukesha Mot L 3 2084 20** 20'* - V*
Warns Pump 2. 2 248* 24V* 24V*
Webster Tobae- 1 58* 38* 38*— V*
Wesson Oil 2Vie 8 398* 39 39 - 8*
'Wesson Oil Pf4 190 838* 83 83 — V*
WatIudSugl Vi* 3 218* 218* 218*
W Penn Elee Vie 30 178* 17V* 178*
'W PenPw pf48* 10 111 111 111 -1
W V* CdtC 70s. 10 16'* 18'* 18'*+ V*
WVa PulpAP la 1* 318* 31 31V4+1V*
WaaternAlr Lin* 4 9 88* 88* - V*
WestAutoSup S. 1* 42V* 428* 428* — 8*
Western Md . 4 13V* 13V* 138* - >*
West Md 2nd pf. 1 31V* 31V* 31V*- V*
West On Tell*. 7 238* 238* 238*+ V*
West Air Brk 2. 17 39V* 388* 39V* + V*
WestlnaBee 1. 29 328* 328* 328*- V*
Wstn*BtPfB3.80 1 1008* 1008* 1008* - 8*
Westvaco 1.40.. 9 94V* 34 34 +4
t Wstraco pfS8*. 10 90 90 90 + V*
Wheel Steal 2 2* 94 52V* 94 +18*
'Whealstl prpfS 20 88V* 88V* 80V* + 8*
White Dent 1V4* 1 24 26 24 - V*
White Mot 1.60 - 4 23 228* 23 - V*
Whit* Sewing M 30 228* 218* 228* +1
tWhlteSMpf lk. 10 1048* 1048* 1048* - 8*
Wilcox 011 .40*. 13 178* 148* 17V* + H
Wlllya-OTtrland 24 11V* 11V* 11V* + V*
WUlygOepfiV* * 43V* 43V* 43V*-1
WUsonfcCo IVie 18 16V* 16 14V* - 8*
W Uson - Jones %• * 148* 16 168* + V*
Wise Elec Pwr l 12 IS 17V* 17V*- V*
Woodward lr*. 1 34V* 34V* 34V* - V*
WMriworth 2* . 10 498* 48V* 498* - V*
Wor P & M > .h 6 238* 238* 238* - V*
Wrlgley W Jr 8* 2 63V* 63V* 63V* - 8*
WyandWor 40a 2 10V* 10V* 10V* - V*
TALE & TWN 8'4* 4 33 33 33 - V*
Turk Corp V* - 7 138* 13V* 138*
Toung ShST 4* 14 S4 03V* •« + 8*
TntttStlDoor 19 • 19 14V* 19 - V*
Samramvi# so jov* *«* «v* + v*
Zonite Prod .10* X 38* 3V* _9V* — V*
■early 8*1** ewth* kasa**** fjjjist
1100 son. 290 000 12:00 noon 990 00S
l:00p.m. 8X0 000 2:00 o.m 1040 000
tOnlt of trading. 10 (bares. »In Bank
ruptcy or receivership, or being reorganised
under the Jankruptcy Act, or securities
assumed by such companies. Bates of
dividends In the foregoing table era annual
disbursements based onthe but Quarterly
or semi-annual declaration. Unless other
dend. d Cash or stock { Declared or paid
so iar this year, f Pmrahb to stock. aatl
mated * fK value on o dividend data,
g Paid last year, h Deetared or D»ld after
stoek dividend or atock split-up. sAeeiim
ulsted dividends paid or declared this rear
Europe's Trade Curbs
Worry Businessmen
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NEW YORK, June 15.—American
businessmen are becoming increas
ingly worried over the clogging of
trade channels within Europe.
Deterioration of many European
currencies, high prices of European
goods because of costly production
methods and hands outstretched for
American consumer goods rather
than durable goods have some busi
nessmen here scratching their
heads.
They note that the dollars al
lotted so far by Economic Co-opera
tion Administration have in many
instances -gone merely for paying
for goods already purchased, rither
than for new goods needed to keep
Europe running. In other words,
they say. Uncle Sam has merely
picked up the bill.
Last year—as now—all Europe,
except, perhaps, Switzerland, was
suffering from an acute dollar
shortage. Now they also have an
acute shortage of each other's cur
rencies. There is also a wide gap
between what one nation thinks its
currency is worth and what its
neighbors think it is worth.
N. Y. Bond Market
<r»nil»h«4 Sy th< tuxum Pna.1
sclectsd list or issues.
WUHLU BANK
IntBRAD8*72 MB
LntBRAD284B7 M IB
NEW TORE CTTT
3a 80 105
FOREIGN •:*0
Belgium 884549 10184
Chile 7| 42 gad 2084
Colombia 3a 70 _ 4084
Oenmk 4’4s 02. 6084
Pern lat 8a 80 1084
DOMESTIC 2::«o
AmAPP 682030 9584
Am TAT 2A4a67 110
Am TAT 28ia81 ICO
Am TAT 284580 0484
Am TAT 284a88 0284
AmTobacco3s8S 10384
A T 8 F 4a 95 1*184
AtlCoaatL4 84a8410484
B A O 8a 95 J 7784
BAO CT 4842010 5284
BaltAOh 4s75A 93
B A O T C 4s 85 04
Bang A cv 4a 51 9584
Bost Me 484a 70 5084
Cant Ga cn5s45 7084
Cent Galat5a45 0384
Cn RR NJ 5a 87 7044
Cn RR NJ 4a 87 6084
CAO 3845 98 D. 103
CAO 384a 98 X. 104
ChlAX I me 97 40
ChiIAL4842003 55
CMStP4 8452044 50
ChlANW 484599 67
CRIPln484a2018 0584
C R I A P 4a 94 106
CTHAS <n28ifl4 7084
CinUnTr.184a«9 109
Cley El 111 3s 70 105
Cley Dn Tr 5s7310584
CleveDT4Vjs77 10484
Col SOX 384a70 10084
Cons Ed ev 3a6310784
Cona Ed 28is 77 9584
Cons P 284a 76 10084
Cuba RR 8a 48r 3484
DARGW3-4S93 9184
DAR In 4842018 ««
Duo Lt 284S 77. 10084
Erie 484a 2016 7184
OtNor 28452010 0184
Gulf MAO 4876 10184
GMAO 384a 89 9984
G MAO 2044 B 65
HudAM rl 5a 67 6484
HudAM In 6a 67 25
I C 4V.166 66%
ICCStLou 4s 63 87%
IntOtNor 6s S2 42
Int O N Ist6s52 84%
lntOtNo6sA6C 62
IntHydraII6s44 62%
Kan C Sou 4a76 104
Koppers 3< 64 102%
LaeledeOs4%63108%
Leh C*N 3V,s70 *4
Leh VI HT As 54 66%
LehVl NY4Vis60 73%
Leh VI 5s2003st 44
Leh Val 4s 2003 36
Lie ft MverAlAl 108%
Mich CO 3Vis69 105%
M-K-T adl 6s67 66%
M-K-T 4s 62 B_ 68%
Mo Pae 6%s 4» 28%
Mo Pae 6s 77 P. 87%
Mo Pae 6s 81 1 87%
Mo Pae an 4s 76 47%
MohftMln 4s 01 65%
MorftI3%s2000 56%
Nat Dairy 2*470 69
N O T M 6s 64 94
NYC4V4S2013A 73%
NT ChftStl 3s86 91
NY Conn2%s76 89%
NYNHlne4Mis’2S 45%
NYNHH 4s2007 71%
N Y O W c 4s 66 6%
Nor P elt 4%(76103%
Nor Pae 4s 97 106%
PaeOasft*2%80 99%
Pae TftT 3Kis78105%
PacT&T 3V.S87 103%
Pae T&T 2,/4s86 96
PennCtAlr3%s6C 44%
PennRRe4%s66f06%
PennRR(4V«s81102%
PennRR 3 V4*62 99%
Penn RR 3Vss86 87%
Phlla El 2%s 74 99%
StLSP 4%s2022 59%
StUanPrn4s97 89
Seab tn4Vis2016 71
Sou Pae 4 Vis 69 95%
SoPae4%sOr77 103%
So Rr an 4a 66 9#/4
StdOilNJ2%s71 95%
Third Are 6s 60 62%
VaH*Pw3Vis63109%
West Sh 4s 2361 67%
WsPae4%s2014 99%
West tin 6s 60 93%
WheelStl 3>.'4s70 99%
Wls Cn 4s 368D 39%
N. Y. Curb Market
LIST INCLUDES ONLY SELECTED ISSUES
CHANGED nOM PREVIOUS CLOSE.
z:3i>
AirWay XI A .00 7M
Alaska Airlines. 4M
Alum Ltd 3 .. S«M
Am Bantam Car 2M
AmFork&H 0Oe ISM
Am Oas ft El lb 36M
Am Maracaibo AM
Am Superpower 1M
Anch Post Pr M 7M
ArkNGas A .20* SM
Ashland OH 1.. 22M
Barium Steel. .. 7M
Basle Refret .40 0M
Blue Ridse .40c 3M
BrwnF Dlst 80a 2AM
Bnk Hill ft S Ms 24
Burma Ltd_ M
Callite Tune_ A
Can Marconi_ 2H
Carr Cons Bisc. AM
Catalln Am . . S
CenftS W Co .70 SM
Chief Cons Mnc 1M
Cities SerTlce 3. SOM
Clarostat Mfc— 3M
Claude Neon_ 3M
Colon Derelop . 0M
ColSandftSt .40 AM
Coml ft Sou war M
Cons Oas Util Vs 10M
Cons MncftS Sa 101M
Cont FdyftM 1. 1AM
Copr Ranee Me. ISM
Cosden Petro .. SM
Creole Pet 1.80a 91
Crosley Motor_SM
Crown Cent Pet 7M
Dennison A .40s 10M
Diana Stores M 7M
Domestic Credit. 3M
El BondftSh V.c 1AM
Equity Corp ... 2
Eureka C Ltd 1M
FalrchldCm.30c 22M
Fairchild E ft A SM
PansteelMetV.c 1AM
PordMLtd ,212e AM
Garrett Corp. 80 1AM
Gen Build 8 .30 AM
Gen Finance .20 7M
GenPlywood 40 7m
Gleaner H 1.20a 28M
Goldfield Cone.. M
Hert Ray Corp.. 3M
Haseltlne Me... IS
Heels Min 1 13
Humble Oil 1 Me S7M
imp Oil Ltd % 16%
Imp Oil Ltd rtwt 1%
Int Petrol % 13%
Ital Superpow A 1
Kalser-Fraxer.. 10%
Kirby Pet 20*.. 17%
Kirk Lake .02*. 1%
Leonard Oil Dee %
Lone Star Oal 1 13
Long Island Lt«. *Mj
Louis LAX la. 11%
McClanahan OH 1%
McCord Crp %* 37%
McWill Drdg 60 10%
Mead John ,80a 18%
Mesabl Iron . 6%
Mid West Crp 81 10%
Mining Cp Can. 8
Monogram Plct 9%
MountProd .70a 16%
MuskPlston .SOe 11%
Nat Bellas .20*. 4%
Nat Union Rad . 3%
Niagara Hud Pr 9%
Niag Sh B ,15e. 10%
No Am Lt A Pwr 7%
NorthropAlr Vsg 11%
Ogden Corp_ 1%
Pantepee 1.18.. 18%
Penn road <0* 6%
Pa-Dlz Cem war 4%
Pep Boys_ 4%
Pepperell 8a_66%
Pioneer Gold... 2%
R-K-O opt war. 2%
Raytheon MI* . 9%
RellanceBfcEfe* 26
Richmond Rad. 4%
RloGrValG .05* 2%
RotaryElStl %*. 38
St Lawrence Cp. 10%
Savoy OH_ 3%
Schulte (DA)._ 2%
Select Indue_ 4%
Sllex.lRe_ 8%
Solar Aire .15*. 12%
9ose Mil 1 _ 9%
Sterling Eng .. 1%
Sterling Inc %.. 9%
Technicolor tie. 12%
UnGasCan .20*. 7%
United Gas tie. 20
Ut Lt&Rys 32*. 21
U 8 Air Cond_ 3%
U 8 Int See. . 4%
Ut-IdahoSu.15*. 3
Venesuela Petr S%
Wright Here AS 2%
Chicago Livestock
CHICAGO. June 15 UP) (DSDAh—Bal
ible box. 12.000; total. 17.500; fairly
active and steady to strong: soma sales
25 higher on weights 260*280 pounds:
few loads 400 pounds and over slow and
weak; sows active end strong; top, 26.60;
bulk sood and choice 170-260 pounds.
24.50-25.25 ; 280-200 pounds. 23.40-24.50;
300-360 pounds, 22.00-23.50; few loads
375-450 pounds. 20.50-21.50: most good
350-600 pound sows. 18.00-20.50. accord
ing to weight: lighter weights up to 21.00;
good clearance
Salable cattle. 6,000: total. 6,000: sal
able calves, 700: total, 700; good and
choice fed steers and heifers fully 60
higher, active, common and medium grades
steady to strong; only common thin light
kinds slow; high choice 1.310 and 1.27#
pound steers topoed at 38.00; three loads
at price: next highest price. 37.00; most
tood and choice steers and yearlings.
35.00-37.50; 1.400 pounds choice averages
to 77.75: most good and choice heifers.
.74.50-36.25; high choice 906-pound heifers
retched .76.76, new high on crop: cows
strong to 25 higher; most canners and
cutters. 16.50-10 50; beef cows. 20.00
26.00; good beef cows to 28.00; bulls strong
to 25 higher at 26.60 down; vealers firm
at 30.00 down: stock cattle slow.
Chicago Grain
CHICAGO. June 15 UP\.—Scattered
commercial buying held wheat prleea frac
tionally above yesterday's close during
the greater part of the morning geatlon
at the Board of Trade today.
Feed grains, howeVer. were heavy, with
8teptember corn showing the greatest de
cline. Corn belt weather wae favorable
for crop development, in the light coun
try offerings were not considered Impor
tant In trading.
Traders said there was nothing in the
news to stimulate buying. Private re
port! aaid thara had been some decline in
oat eroppreapdets. Rain lr badly needed
for the Illinois crop. However, the con
dition of Minnesota oats la said to be
favorable.
The Commodity Credit Corn, reported
purchase of 240.500 bushels of wheat
during the Baturday-Monday buying
period!. *
At noon wheat was % to >4 higher than
yesterday's eloae, July. 2.27%. Corn was
% ep to % lower, May. 2.17%. Oats were
unchanged to % lower. July. 94%. Soy
beans were % up to 1 lower. July, 4.84.
Chleage Cash Market.
No rash wheat. Corn No. 1 yellow.
2.32%-2.34: No. 2 yellow. 2.33-2.34; oits.
No. 1 mixed. 1.23: No. 1 white. 1.21%
1.23; barley, malting 2 20-2.48 nominal
feed. 1.66-181 nominal. No goybeen
sales.__
New York Cotton
NEW YORK. June 15 OF.—Cotton fu
ture! were Irregular In moderately active
dealings today. The recurrent flurries of
liquidation In- the nearby July delivery un
settled the entire market. Nervousness
over the lagging export demand, with
first notice day forJUlr contracts coming
up June 24. prompted traders to sell July
contracts freely There as a good deal of
switching Into the later months. H*w
Orleans was a prominent aeUerwIth of
ferlngs absorbed principally through short
covering and soma demand for th* Wf
position coming through leading *Pot
firms ^
In export circles there are expecta
tions that France and Japan will enter
the market soon for cotton.
Late afternoon prices were 00 «nU s
bale lower to 25 cents higher than the
previous close. July 36.31. October 3- 99
and December 32.4.7._
Mexico is entering dog day* with
Bn mtlnUx— serum «horUf.
Underwriters to Take Loss
On Kansas City Power Issue
■y tt*« A»Mcw*«d Pmi
NEW YORK. June 15.—Public
offering of $12,000,000 6f Kansas
City Power Si Light Co. 30-year first
mortgage bonds is expected to be
made at a price less than that paid
to the utility by the investment
banking syndicate handling the
issue.
This almost unprecedented “sell
at a loss” situation was the result
of too aggressive bidding for the
bonds yesterday. Six groups sub
mitted offers for the liens.
The winfiing bid was 101.5213 for
a 2T4 per cent coupon by Lehman
Bros, and Bear. Steams Si Co. and
associates. The group originally
planned to reoffer the bonds at 102,
but late in the day decided that in
order to stimulate retail demand for
the obligations the price should be
lowered to 101.51448, representing a
yield of 2.80 per cent.
Second highest bid for the bonds
was 101.027 by Glore, Forgan Si Co.
and W. C. Langley Si Co.
Market Averages
STOCKS. 30 15 15 60
Incut. Rails. OUI. Stks.
Net chance_unc. —.1 —.1 unc.
Noon today. 98.5 44.7 42.1 71.8
Prev. Day_ 98.5 44.8 42.2 71.5
Week ago_ 98.1 44.7 42.0 71.3
Month ago_ 96.2 44.4 42.0 70.4
Year ago_ 90.6 31.3 41.9 63.3
1948 high. 98.6 45.2 42.3 71.7
1948 low_ 83.3 34.2 38.0 60.3
Net change unc. unc. —.1 unc. unc
Noon today 93.7 101.7 101.7 62.5 110.3
Prev. day - 93.7 101.7 101.8 62.5 110.3
Week ago . 93.2 101.7 101.8 62.0 110.5
Month ago- 92.1 101.5 101.3 62.0 110.1
Year ago . 90.7 103.5 105.3 73.2 115.4
1948 high- 93.7 101.8 102.0 66 9 110.6
1948 low 87.7 99.8 98.0 60.5 107.2
(Compiled by the Associated Press.)
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