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NEW YORK STOCK I
AceecUieS tad
Stock and Ad<f Met
Dividend Rate 00 Hlitl Low 1:16 eh<.
Abbott LIAO 11 44* 43* 43*- * j
ABC Vend 80 13 14* 148 b 14*+ *
ACT Belli 4»if 36 614 S 6*+ >4
ACT tnduit St 14 97* 37 3714+ * ]
ACT Ind D( 2* 3 64* 64 64iA- *
Acme Btl 160 4 26* 20* 26H+ *
Addressee 3b 2 66* 66* 6614-1
Admiral I 14 26* *6* 26*- *
Air Reduc 1.40 17 26* 26 2* + *
Alaska luneau 1 4* 4* 4*
Allcchany . *7 f* 6* 6*
Alice L Btl 2 - 10 46* 46 46*
Allied Chm 8a 10 #6 93 M * ,
Allied UUto to 6 33* 33 33 *
AiMs Chaim 4 It 73* 73* 73*- M
Alum Ltd t 23 34* C3* 63*+ *
A tum Am 160 12 113* 113 113*
Alum Am wl . 4 36* 36* 36*- *
Amol Leather 4 3* 3* 3*— *
Amerada :i 4 206* 207* 207*- *
Am Alrlln 20c 36 26* 26* 26*
Am Airl Dl :m 6 126* 127* 127*—1*
Am Biker 2 . 6 33* 33* 33*+ *
Am Board V.d 33 21* 20* *o* *
Am Brk Bhoe 2 6 35* 33 35*+ *
Am Brd Par 1 31 23* 23* 2S*+ *
AmßrPar ot 1 3 20* 20* 20*- *
Am ChlAB 30a 21 mb 6* 0*
Am Can 1 40a 11 40 39* 39*— *
Am Ch&Cbl 2a 1 37* 37* 37*+ *
AmChicle 2'ba 3 62* 62* 62*+ *
Am Cyan 2 119 SO* 43* SO + *
XmKncaus 60. 3 13* 13* 13*+ *
Ate Exnort 33 16* 16* 16*- *
Am&PorP 60a 34 13* 15* 13*- *
AmOas&E 180 7 44*4 44* 44*+ *
Am How 68 J 3 66 66 66 - *
AmHide&Lea 20 5* 3* 3*
AmHomPS 40a 6 76 75* 73*- *
Am .nvest 160 3 3 2 31* 32 + *
Am Loco 1 46 29* 24* 14*+ *
Am MdtPdy lb 167 34* 33* 34*+1*
Am Metal Mik 14 38* !6* 30*— *
AmMetPrd 1 * 13 13* 23* 25*- *
Am Motora . 16 11* 11* 11*+ *
Ate “at Oaa 2 4 33* 33* 33*+ *
ESSJw.I* 8 31* 31* 31*
Am Optical 2 3 47* 47* 47*
Am Rad I*2Ba 33 24* 24 24*+*
Am Sal Baa * 4 6* 6* B*+ *
A5 sea tine la 3 32* 32* 32*- *
Am Smelt 2 69 44* 46* 40*+ *
aSIuM *.- 6 33* 33* 33*- *
ESffiw.V 7711i* lsS*l~ + *
Ssaa-sfflsasßJi
AmZlncl . -12» 2« 23*+1*
SflfH Copper 3 109 62* 61* 61* *
AnchHO 1 60a 3 33* 33* 33*+ *
AhdPrF ol.6o 12 31* 31* 31*+ *
Andes COP la. • »* 2«* JJ
APW Prod 3 4H W
Archer Daa 2. 2 40* 40* 40*+ *
Arao Otl 1--- 6 *7* 27* 17*+ *
Armour ßo IZ IS* 2
JSSSSjrK ” «** 26*— 8
AudDrrO 1.60 32* 13 19 + *
AMOc lnvest X 5 36* 36* 36*+ *
.“maon &a 16 140* 139* 139*- *
AtchtoonbM* » »»* *•*+ * i
Atl CoastL2* 3 33 31* 32*+ * (
ACRaflnf-.. *3 37* 36* 36*- * c
•isaSMs-r ll 8S SS tSSt 8 !
•i^ a io.“‘. l *?8 SS i
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Babbitt 206 16 7* 7* 7*— * I
Babcock* W 3. 23 111 109* IWS+IH I
Bald Lima 80.»476 21* 20* 20*- * i
Bait A Ohio 14 31 43* 43* 43* I
BaltG&l I+o. 6 32* 32* 32*+ * I
Balt&Oh Pi 4. 3 61* 61* «I*+ * ]
Barber Oil 2__ R 5®M» 9® 3® t
Barker Brl 34 17* 16* 17H+ * I
B«hlrWk2 80 40 62* 60* 61 - * (
Bayuk Cif 80 32 16* 16* l«b+ * i
Beech Nut 1.20 8 29* 29 *9 -* i
Bell Alrc V«h 20 33* 32* ” + *
BelldsHoWeU 1 6 36 36 36 + *
Bendlx Avia 2. 21 57 S6* 57 + *
Bencl Loan 1.. 10 21* 21* 11*- * 1
Bencuet Min .. 336 1* 1* 1*
Beat Pda 2a . 11 46* 46* 46*
Beth Steel 2V«e 38 134* 133* 133*+!*
BlackdtDec 2b e 62 60* 62 +l*
BlaKnox 1.20 b 7 2/* 27* 27*- *
Bliss BWI 60 >lO 29* 29* 29*— *
Blocks Clt 1.40 12 36 3b* 36 + *
boemc Air 2a 33 77* 76* 76*-*
BobnAlum.S&x « *l* 21* 21*
Bond Btra 1 6 16* 16* 16*+ *
Boroen 60a . 1 64* 64* 64*
Bora Warner 2 10 43* 42* 43 + *
Boston Ed 2.80 X 5 =6 55* 56 + *
BoatondtMame 4 16* 16* 16*— *
Biax'ffAir Vse IS lb* 16* 16*+ *
BrlaasMl .35h- 11 22* 22 22 - *
bi aiOlMy Jog 3 32* 32* 32*- *
Bk iJOal 1.80 6 J4* 34* J4*+ *
bury Ki .a 40a 7 36* 36 36*— *
B> dd CO 120 34 20* 20* 20*+ *
bollard Via . 6 39* 39 39*+ *
Beri ind 00 27 17* 17* 17*— *
Buri -uane 1 12 29* 29 29 - *
Butler Br 611 22 16* 26* 26*+ * j
Butte Copper. 23 11* 11* 11*+ * I
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Cal Pack lVi . 4 -6* 36* 36*+ *
cauanau Zinc 229 3* >* 3t»+ *
Caiusndstl #0 23 1» 14* .13 + *
CamnbSoup*! 116 44* 43* 43*+l*
Can Dry 80 33 lb* 13* I'-*+ *
Canon Pac b 8 29* 29* 29*+ *
Cannon M 3 3 53 54* 55 + *
CapitatAirl V.t 11 27* 27* 27*
C arm run 1.40 11 33* 32* 33*+ *
CarevPhil 1.60 7 34* 34 34 - *
Caro PAL 1.10x16 25 24* 25 + *
Ca. net Co 2a 3 60* 60* 60*- *
CaaeJl .. 31 17* 17* 17*+ *
CatcrTrac 80t 10 *s* 94* 95*+ *
Cater Tract wl. 2 46 48 48 + *
Ce'iueat Via.. 35 23* 22* 22*- *
Celotex 1* ,Xl« 30* 29* 29*- *
Cei.Aaulr 1.60 6 21 20* 20*
c-nt Pdy 40 60 9* 8* 9*+ *
Cen Bud 076 8 17 16* 17 + *
Cen .11 P 8 1.20 7 25* 25* 23*
CnRRNJA. 12 26* 26 26*+ *
Cen RR NJ B. 15 26* 23* 26*+l*
CendrSW 1.82. 14 32* 32* 32*+ *
CenViSua .60a 3 20 13 19 +l*
Centuryßlb .30 6 11 10* 10*- *
Car de Pas *d 30 48 48* 47*+l*
Ceri tetd la IS 24* 24* 24*- *
Chance Vt «0« 7 49* 49 49*+ *
Checker Cab. 16 9* 8* B*+ *
Che* AOh 3 . 19 48* 48* 48*+ *
ChIABDIA* 4 35* 35* 33*+ *
CbiOtWest V«« 241 41 41 - *
ChlOtWefSW 1 40* 40* 40*+ *
CnllnALA lV.k 10 20* 20* 20*
CMePAPac la 11 23* 23* 23*+ *
CMaPAP pf 6. 6 30 37* 50 *
Chi * NWPt. 7 33* 33* 39*+*
Chi RlAPpet 7 94* 94* 94*- *
Chi tel Cab Vi 3 11* 11* H*+ *
Childs 36 4* 4* 4*+ *
Childs ev it... 6 10* 17* 16*+ *
Chrysler**- 30 73* 73* 73*
Cln Odd 1.10.. 0 17* 27* 27*- *
CIT Flnane 2a 10 48* 47* 47*— *
Cities Bret 81 46* 46* 46*— *
Citylnveit.tOa U 13* 13* 13*+ *
City Prod I*. 437 37 37 + *
City btr 1.40.. 5 21* 21* 21*
Clark EQUIP a. 3 66* 66 4B*+l*
CUT EL Li 2.60 16 69* 66* 66*+ *
Clevite 16. 10 22* 22* 12*+ *
Climax Mo 3.. 134 70* 60* 66*+ *
CUht Pda 1.80 10 30* 30* 36*
Cl™ay_! 114 3* 3* 3*+ *
Cluett Paa Vic. 3 43* 43* 43*
Coca-Cola 4a.. 16 117*117 117 +1
ColeatePal 2Vi 5 37* 56* 37*+l*
Collins A Aik.. 2 19* 13* 13*+ *
CO FuelAl 72a 3* 13* 29* 23*
ColumOaa 20* 43 14* 16* 16*
COlumPleWd. 4 33* 33* 33*+ *
Colum Csrb 2. 6 46* 46 46*+ *
CoIASOE 1 60. 2 29* 29* 29*-*
Comb Ena 3 .. H 73* 74* 73*+2*
ComlCred 2.60 10 49* 49* 49*- *
Coml Sola 1 5* 22* ** 22*+ *
Com vEd I.Bob 37 30* 30* 39 - *
Cone Mill 20a 12 19* 19* l*Jb
Can Copper Via 40 17* 17* 17*+ *
Edit 240 20 4944
COTsi Electron 60 30* 37* 37V4+1*
Cm koul'i 15 33* 33* 33*
i™. "w. 2.20 5 40* 40* 46*+ *
Containers 404 63* 64 *
Contßakl.SO 4 32* 31 32*+ M
contCanS -7 79*\ 70* 79*+ *
o!SJcSSd.OO 5 11* 11 11
ror t Ola PBO 17 21* 21 21 + *
Con PUT 2a . 2 43* 43* 43*- *
Con, uot 80.. » U* U* 13*+ *
Cr St “I 2 80 . 4 61 00* 61 + *
CnSt 10 1 60.. 4 28* 26* 26*- * .
I >fi .nmr RftS ® 22! 2*79 22
Cop Se. R»k .-4 “
Cor nProd.i 60® 4 ®7?| ®7 ®744
t ornlna Ol Vih 32 60 56* 5W4+ * j
Ccsden pat 19 3 26 25* 23* I
Crane Col - 1* 42* 42* 42*- * I
Crown Ck 46e 4 14* 14* 14*- * i
CrownZel 'Vo 7 66* 66 66 - * I
Crur Steel Via 31 44* 43* 43*+ * I
R22BW 5 74 i* i*+ * !
‘ “rttiPub 20C 26 6 7* 7* I
CurtiaaWr B#a 26 22* 12* 22*+ * ]
D
Dana CoS 1 4T * 47* 47*-* I
naThtrom ia 11 30* 30* 30*+ * I
Da»riioßu9l 1 20* 20* 20*- * I
Decnaftaa 26 X7 13* IS* 13*+ *
Set o Rock Otl 74 72 66* 66*-1* I
*« *• 33* 33 S3*- *
nHee ot 140. 6 39* S 3 33*+ *
A Bud 4* 10 63* 64* 65*+* I
Dei LAW II - • *X* *X* 21*+ *
will* * J »* 35* 33*+ * 1
TVnROWIWa 3 121 120 120
K. Edto 1.00 7 39* 39* 39*- * 1
SSt M'ch «y 4 3* 3* 3*
lit “teH Core 2 14* 14* 14*+ *
nTwARAI 4 30* 33* 39* 1
ST.m Mk 1* * 33* 39* 33*- * I
Dia Mat 1.16a a 4 96* 98 56 + *
DlarnTMotor • 19* 19* 13*+ * i
Diana Btr°Bo 14 12* BH U*- *
DlstCoS I 20C 19 31 30* 3t*
DlyeoCo 60 1* 10 10 10
Dtx e Cuo 1.80 3 59* 59* 33*+*
Do M.ckmnl.4o 3 32* 32* 31V++1
tjopi* Mir 70 90 10* 10 10
Duuelas A'te 21 77* 77 77*+ *
Dow Cham 1 67 47* 47* 47*+ *
Dr-eserlnd 2* 16 43* 42* 43*+ *
Drewrye 1.60 4 22 21* 21*
Duolan 40a 7 10* 10* 108 - *
Du Pom I V>a 34171 170*170*-* ;
One Uaht 180 32 39* 39i 39*+ *
ITWO Clear.Bo 12 16 19* 16 + *
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9as<sirLlne 1 26 43 44* 49 + *
Mat Carpi 6 27* 27* 27*- * i
Eas'Krd 1 2nd 21 73* 73 73 + *
Eou Br6t 140 6 26* 26* *6*+ *
Bias Step M a 7 16* 16 19*+*
K Auto U Via 10 36* 36* 16* 1
|d»lU 626 M 446 6* 6*— * ]
AP Market Averages
3U 16 16 60 ,
stocks— Indust Rails Otu. Stka. .
Net rnsno# __ +.7 4-.4 —“.l -t-«4 |
Noon today 218.2 128.0 70.0 1 80.4
Prev day . I 217.5 127.0 70.7 160 0
Week sao 3*5 n
¥e°?rVo* 0 3:1 mi
188g& a :::::te:imi Bilal
20 10 10 1010 Low
BONDS— RaUs. Indst. Otll. Prtn. Yld.
Net chance —.l unc. unc. unc. unc.
Moon today 9R.n 98.8 oO 84.2 104.0
PreV day (Ht.l 08.8 »B.a 84.2 104.0 j
Week ms 09.0 98.7 98.4 64.8 104.0
Month MO OR.O flfl.fl 98.1 84.* 104.0
Yeif km 08.0 100,2 100.8 82.0 107.1
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Dl ®d«id*Rate Sg** Ht«h Low 1:1» ch?
Elam Wat 60a 1 19* 19* lt*+ *
Elliott 1 2 24* 24* 24>a
El Paso NO 2 99 90* 49* 30*+1*
Emer Rad 40a 12 14* 14* 14*+ *
EmolreE! 1.40 1 26* 26* 26*+ *
End John 100 1 29* 29* 29*- *
Eauit Oas 1.40 32 J6Vi 23* 23*- *
Erie RR 1W 6 22* 22* 22*+ *
Erie RR of 6 3 82* 62* 62*+ *
Evbp.n Pd 4 40 39 40 V 4
Ex-Cell-O n 2. « 32H 92 ft 4- 44
F
Palm Mor 70a 21 23* 26* 29*+ *
Palre Ena 80e 17 16* 16 18*
Patardo 8 Via 13 17 16* 16*- *
Family P1 40 6 23* 23* 23*+ *
Faulted Vir 3 30* 30 30 - *
Fed Pac El 00 6 14* 13* 14 + *
Peder DBt2* x 3 36* 96* 36*- *
PedPaßd 1 80 2 S3* 35* 39*- *
FeltATarr 20 0 11* 11* 11*- *
PerroCoro 40a 2 34* 34* 34*+ *
Fid P Fire 3 1113. 113 113 +1
FUtralCp 80a 2 36* 36* 36*+ *
Firestone Vih 3 59 56* 50*— *
Plintkote 2.40 17 44* 43* 43*
PlorldaPwl 00 * 43* 43* 43*+ *
Fla PA LI.BO 15 63* 63* 63*
Pood Pair 80b 7 47* 47* 47*+ *
Pood Mach 2 4 50* 50* 50*
POs.erWh 160 31 47* 46 46 -1*
Francisco Sue 0 11* 11* 11*+ *
Prank Str 80 2 12* 12* 12*- *
Preept Sul 2Vb 2 73* 73 73 - *
Frush Trail 2b 4 36* 36* 36*+ *
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Oabrlel 2 6* 6* 6*+ *
Oalr Robt 1* 4 27* 27* 27*
Oamble Sk .60 2 9* 9* 9*- *
Oar Wood ... 2 0 7* 0 + *
Card Den 2 .. 4 44* 44* 44*+ *
Garrett 1.00 . 1 4** 43* 42*+ *
Gaylord 1 80 7 35 34* 35
QenAmlnv.lOa 2 27* 27* 27*- *
GenAmTr 2 Via 3 61* 61 61*
Gen Bak 60 - 4 11 11 11 *
OenßronilVia 3 32 31* 31*- *
Oen Cable 80c 23 21* 21* 21*
Gen Cab 2pi 2 2 S3S 3 55 +l*
Gen Clear 1 3 26 26 26 + *
OenContr 80a 6 13* 13* 13*+ *
Gen Dynamic# 230 76* 74 74*-l*
Gen Elec 80a 00 51* 91* 91*- *
Gen Flnan .70 10 17 17 17 + *
Gen Poods 3 . 0 01* 01 81*+ *
Gen Instru Via >26 12* 12* 12*+ *
Gen Mills 2Vi x 2 60 66 66 + *
Gen Motors la 65 93* 93* 99*+ *
OenPorCa 1.40 4 43* 49 49 - *
Oen Free 60s. 3 63* 63* 63*- M
GenPubSv 3Se 6 5 3 5
GenPubU lVia 19 39* 33* 33*
Oen Ry Sts 2a 3 47* 46* 47 +l*
Oen Refract 2. 2 31 31 31
Oen Tel 160 . 3 43* 43* 43*
Gan TARub 2. 33 37* 33* 37*+2*
Oa Pac Plyl. 13 26* 27* 27*
Olmbel 1 xIS 24* 23* 24*+ *
Glidden 2 ... 3 41* 41* 41*+ *
Goebel Brw 80 3 8* 8* 6*
Goodrich 4Sh 2 64* 64 64*+ *
Goodyear la . 3 36* 36* 36*+ *
Goth Hos 2 6* 6* 6*
Gouldßat 1.70 1 33* 33* 35*- *
Grace ACo 2 8 43* 43* 43*+ *
Graham Palae 17 3 2* 3
Granby Ml Via 46 17* 16* 16*
Grand Dn lb 13 58* 57* 57*+ *
Granite C Stl. 6 27* 27* 27*
Grays Robin 3 9* 9* 9*— *
Gt Nlr Ore 2e 4 26* 25* 25*- *
Gt NO Ry 2.20 9 40* 40* 40*+ *
Gt WSua I 20a 9 22* 22* 22*+ *
Green HL 2a. 5 32* 32 31 - *
Greyhound 1 28 15 14* 14*- *
Orum Aire 2a 12 37* 37* 37*+ *
Guam Sugar 14 7* 7* 7*+ *
Gulf MAOh 2 1 40 40 40+*
Bull 011 2b 14 69* 69* 69*- *
t Gulf SUDfd.CO 1100 103* 103* 103*
H
Halliburton 2 4 56 56 56
Hammer Pad l 5 29 28* 29 + *
HarrlsOSt 1 Vih 1 28* 28* 28*- *
Hai CP tie 2 7* 7* 7*- *
Hu Atl O 1.20 16 23* 23 23 - *
HechtCo 1.40a s 1 28* 28* 28*- *
hems l 80 2 43 44 44 + *
HeculPdr «0t 3 111 111 111
Hersb Choc 2. 2 44 44 44 + *
Herts 65a - l 40 40 40 + *
Hew Robins 2 2 31* 31* 31*+ *
Hevdan Chm Vi 4 16* 16* 16*- *
Hilton Hotel 2 5 40* 40* 40*
Holland Pur 1 2 15* 15* 15*+ *
Homestk 1 60a 6 44* 43* 43*— *
Hooter El 80 2 33* 33* 33*+ *
Houd Hershey 2 13* 13* IS*- *
HousLAPl.2ob 7 44* 43* 44*+ *
Houston OH 2a 10 117* 114* 116 +l*
Howe Sound 40 34 21* 21 21*
•Hud A Man 27 3* 2* 3*+ *
hUO Bay M 4.. 22 60* 60*/. 60*+1
Rood Cp ,06a. 21 8* 8* b*
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Idaho Pw 2.20 3 55 55 55 + *
111 central*# 7 61 60* 81 + *
HI Power 2.20. 4 iO* 50* 50*
Ind El de Mex. 2 6* 6* 6*- *
Indust Ray 3.. 3 57 56* 56*+ *
Inc Rand Via. s 1 52* 52* 52*+ *
Inland Btl 8a 6 71* 71* 71*
tnsDlra Cop la 7 55 54-/„ 54*— *
Interlake -HOC 2 23* 23* 23*+ *
tnt Bus M4b 2 404 402 404 +4
fnt Harv 2 . 42 37* 36* J7*+ *
IntMACh 1 00 38 37* 36* 36*+ *
IntMinlns 20e 2 4 4 4
int Nick 2.20. 24 64* 64* 64*+*
Int Pack 30s 15 14* 14* 14*
lot Paper 3k.. 6 86* 66 66*+ *
int Ry Cen Am 1 10* 10* 10*+ *
Int TAT 1.20 97 26* 26* 26*
Int Otll 1.60 . 11 34* 34 34 - *
InteratDSt 2* 1 33* 33* 35*- *
lowalilOEl 80 1 33* 33* 33*+ *
U1 Crk Coal 1. 6 21* 21* 21*-*
J-K
Jacobs 2 7* 7* 7*+ *
tJerCPALpf 4370 92* 96* 92*+ *
Johns Man 8a 11 66* 67* 66 + *
JohnAJ 1.40a. 1 66* 69* 69*- *
Jones AL 2 .. >6 36* 36 36*+ *
Kaiser A 1.80 6 81* 61* 61*- *
KanCPAL 1.80 3 40* 40* 40*+ *
Easier j Vie. 4 18* 10* 10*+ *
Kebay Hayes 3 7 30 23* 29*
Kennecot 1 Via 26 113 112*112*+*
Kern CLd 2a: 5 54* 93* 94 - *
Koppera 2a... 18 44* 43* 44*+ *
KresaeSS 40# 3 30* 30* 30*- *
Kress 8H 8 4 53* 53 53*+ *
Krater I.Boa- 2 44* 44* 44*+ *
L
LacladeGas.dO 4 13* 13* 13*+ *
Lana Bryant 1 4 18* 16* 16*
LteKobATl.2o 6 23* 23* 23*
Leea A 60042. 11 30* 30* 30*+ *
LehtehCAß. 30 12* 12* 12*
LehPortC 1.60 8 39* 59 39*+ W
Leh Val Coal 133 2* 2* 2V4+ *
Leh Vai C 1 pf. 2 13* 13* 13*+ *
Leh ValC 2pf 4 4* 4* 4*+ *
LehVRR 1.20 11 22* 22* 22*- *
Lehman 30a . 4 44 43* 44 + *
Lehn A P 80a 2 19* 19* 19*
Lerner at 1.20 5 21* 21* 21*- *
LOP Glasses 5 69* 69* 69*+ *
LIbMcNAL 60 149 18* 17* 18 + *
Lid AMy 4a 42 64* 64 64*+ *
Link Balt 2.40. 2 53 92* 52*- *
Lion oil 2 ... 9 43* 43* 43*+ *
LtOUldCar 1.40 14 28 27* 27*+ *
Lockheed 2.40a 24 30* 30* 30*- *
Loew’s Via ... 90 IS* 10* 10*
Lone 8 Cem 2 24 38 57* 37*+*
LoneßOu 1.40 10 23* 26* 29
Lone fal Lt 1.. 23 22* 22* 22*
Lorlllard .30c. 36 22* 22 22*+ *
LouANashlVil « 88* 88 66 + *
Lcwenat l.io. 13 23 22* 22*- *
M
MAM Wd Vis 2 13* 13* 13*
MacAndAF 22. 2 SO* 30* 30*+ *
Mack Truck.. 19 21* 21* 21*- *
Macr 1.60 ... 9 23* 29 23 + *
Masons C B*f 4 83* 89* 83*+ *
MacnayoxlVib 19 33 34* 34*- *
Manati Sucar 51 6* 7* 6*+ *
Marathon 1.20 • 33* 32* 33*+ *
MarlneMid 80 9 16* 16* 18*+ *
Mush Held 2. 6 39* 34* 33*
Martin OLlr 13 39* 33* 39*-*
Martin Par Via 5 16* 16 16 + *
MarDStr 1.80 3 36* 36 36*+ *
McCall 1.20.. xio 22* 22* 22*+*
Me .brd 2 A 25* 25* 29*+ *
McCrory St la 1* 16 19* 13*- *
Mclntyre 2a . 1 72 72 72 - *
McLell Store 2 3 26* 26 26 + *
McQuayNor lb 2 19* 19* 19*+ *
Me'TShoe 1.80 9 33* 32* 32*- *
Mtneel 1 . 4 34* 34* 34*- *
MerrkACo 60 63 26 27* 27*- *
MersenLlno 2a * 90* 30*. 90*- *
M rrChapAS 2 44 24 29* 23*- *
Miami Cop Via 21 41* 41* 41*+ *
MM Cont P* 4 14 106 100* 106 + *
Mid 6D* IVi 0 32* 32* 32*
Mb’l 8U Pd S 3 44 49* 44 - *
MUtt Moline 123 22* 20* 21*- *
MlnM 2ofl Vi 10 30* 26* 26 -1
ML.A6tLI.4O 6 26 23* 23*-*
MtonPSSM *« 2 16* 16* 16*+ *
Minn MM 160 4 91* 31* 91*
MinAOnP 2.40416 57* 57* 37*+ *
Mission Dee 10 63 84* 63 + *
MtosßivP2.4o. 2 56* 56* >6*+ *
Mo Kan Tex . 3 14* 14* 14*- *
Mohawk Cot 1 9 24* 29* 24
Molud Co 1.20 7 16* 16* 16*+*
Monsanto 2*. 9 114* 119* 114*+ *
Moot Pw 1.60 2 39* 33* 33*+ *
Mm torayC 89 9 32* 32* 32*- *
Moot Ward 84 » JW 7*3* *
MooreMcC IVi 6 16* 16* 16*
Mo-rell -i a 6 16* 16* 16*
Motwnael* . 1 67* 67* 27*-*
MomhTlVia . 3 42* 42* 42*+ *
Murray Cw 2 . 6 39 19 S 3 + *
Murray nt*.. « 66* 66* 66*+ *
N
NetAlrltne 66. 1 86* 66* 22*+ *
E IP 17 17
EXCHANGE
! Di B dend*Sat« Low 1:16 ch«
Nat Avia Klse 2 ** 36* 36*+ *
I Nat Biscuit 2 2 43* 43* «3*+ *
j NatCunß 1.10 4 44* 44* 44*+ *
I NatCityL 1.60 9 23* 23* 29*
Nat Cont 60 22 14* 14* 14*+ *
Nat Cont Pf IVi 2 26* 26* 26*+ *
NatCylOasl .20 3 21* 21* 21*
NatDairyl.au 19 36* 36* '6*
Nat Dept Str 12) 23* »* 23*+ *
Nat Dtatlll I 42 21* 21* 21*- *
NatOroeum 2b 10 46* 47* 46 + *
Nat Laad Vie 6 #l* 61 61*+ *
Nat Share 10b 79 16* 16* 16*+ *
Nat Steel 3 22 64 43* 64 + *
I Nateuaßef 2a 2 41* 41* 41*+ *
NatSuoolr2Vii 6 42* 42* 42*+ *
Nat Theater Vi 21 3* p* 9*
Newberry 2 3 36 36 36 + *
New Ena El 90 31 17* 17 17 - *
Newmont M2a 1 32* 92* 62*+l*
Newptlnd lot 2 16* 18* 16*+ *
Newel NBh 2a 96 76 76* 77*+lM
NYCentral Vie 66 37* 17* »7*+ *
NYChABYL 3 6 51* 51* 51*+ *
■ NYC Ombs Vie 23 31* 30* 91*+1*
NYNHAH 13 Jl* 32* J2*+ *
NYNIIAH pf S x 9 63* 63* 63*
NY flhiohd Vie 11 21* 23* 29*- *
NY Bt EAG 2 8 33* 39* 33*- *
NltUrW l.tkl 16 >3* 32* S 3
Nooco Ch 1.40 4 29* 29* 29*+ *
NorfAWeat 3a 9 12* 52* 2*- *
No Am Avia 3a 35 33* 53* 33*
Nor Nat Gas 2 9 43* 43 43 + *
Nni Pacific 3 18 73* 73* 73*+ *
Not Sta Pw 80 17 16* 16* 16*
tNoSPw pfd.lu 1560 101*101*101*+ *
Nouhroc l .«u 38 32* ll >2*- *'
NorvstAlr 20g 19 22* 22* 22*+ *
NWat Apf 1.16 2 31* 33* 33*+l*
0
Ohio Edit 2.20 2 45* 43* 43*
Ohio 011 3 13 70* 69* 70*
OKiaGAEI.6O 13 13* 33ye 33*+ *
OklauAErts 171 * f/u *+ *a
OklaHGul.2o 11 23* 21* 23*
l.lln Math 2b 29 53* 53 93M+ *
OUrar Cp .3Se 12 16* 16* 16*
Otto Bley 2Via. a 64* 64* 64*+ *
Outbra M Vie. * 37* 37* 37*+ *
Owens Cns 1 . 1 64* 64* 64*+1*
OxfordP 1.20a 17 42* 42 42
P
PabcoPd Via.. 11 23* 23* 23*- *
Pac.Pin 2 ... 10 40* 40 40 - *
Pac GAE 2.20 13 47 46* 47 + *
Pac Llcht 2 4 36* 16* 38*
Pac Mills Via _ 2 40* 40* 40*
Pac Tin .Ilia 10 9* 9* 9*- *
Pac W Oil iVif 6 46* 43* 43*+ *
PacAmAlr .80 73 16* 16* 16*+ *
Panh EPL 2 Vi 6 64 S3* 64 |
Panh Oil 16e 36 12* 12* i2*~ *
Param Pfct 2 10 37* 37 >7*+ *
Park Day 1.40 >6O 47* 46 46 -1*
Parmelee Tr Vb 20 12* 12* 12*
Patino M 3Vif a 5* 5* 5*
Peabody Coal 13 7* 7 7*+ *
Peab Coal of . 6 16* 17* 16 - *
Penn Dlx 8 ... 1 67* 67* 67*+ *
Penn Tex la.. 33 20* 20* 20*+ *
PenneyJC2.Boa 690 89* 90 + *
Pa PwALt 2.40 10 44* 44* 44*+ *
Penn RR 1 . 01 27* 26* 26*- *
Penn Salt 40a 4 47* 47* 47*+ *
PeoDles oat 7. 2161* 161* 161*+1*
Peot sAE 2 V,a 3 72 71 71 - *
PepalCola 80.111 20 16* 16*+ *
Pfeiffer Brew.. 16 6* 9* 9*- *
Pflaena ... 17 as* 44* 44*- *
tPltoet pf 4... 830 111* 111 111*+ *
Pne,USD 2.60a 28 97* 57* 57*
PhuaElee 1.80 7 36* 36 36
PhIiARCAI 31 16 15* 16
Phlico 1.60 4 37* 37 37
PhUlpMorrto 3 51 40* 39* 40 + *
Phillips Pet 3. 21 73* 73* 73*+ *
PH Coke AC 1. 13 22* 22* 22*+ *
Pit Con Coal 3 2 76 76 76 - *
Pit Fore 1 .. 7 17* 17* 17*-*
PlttPlasG 45c x 3 66* 68* 68*+ *
PlttScrAß 40. 6 7* 714 7*- *
Pitt Steel ... 9 17* 27* 27*+ *
Pitt AWVa 2. 2 26* 26 26*+*
Plttrton Co lb. 6 26* 26* 26*+ *
PlymOll 1.60 b. 6 34* 33* 33*- *
Potom El Pw 1 2 20* 20* 20*+ *
Pro, tAGam 3 . 4 97* 97* 97*+ *
PuoSEAG 1.60 11 30* 30 90
PBEAO pf 1.40 3 32* 32* 32*- *
PubSTc Ind 2. 1 39* 39* 39*- *
Publlcker %l 6 11* 11* 11*- *
PuaSPAL. 86 a. 17 36* 35* 36
Pullman »a .. 4 63* 69* 69*+ *
Pure 011 2a.— 5 60* 60* 60*+ *
Q-R
QuakOatsl .40. 10 30* 30* 30*- *
Outlet Oil* 4. 30* 30 90
Radio C01a... 16 43 42* 42*- *
Rayonler 2.40 4 79 76 79 +2
Raytheon llif 27 24* 24 24*+ *
Reliance 05a. 6 14 14 14
Rem Rand 1.. 94 42 41* 41*- *
Iteo Hold 20y 43 13 14* 13 - *
ReoubAvlale 20 37* 36* 37*+ *
heoub Plct *f 4 6* ** 6*- *
Rtoubllc Btl 5 25 63* 63* 63*+ *
Rexail Drua * S 3 9* 9 914+ *
Reyn Mel la . 7150 150 150 -3*
RerTob B 2.40 72 42 41* 42 + *
hneemMfa2.4o 6 39* 39V* 39*+ *
knlnePeo 1.60 4- 31* 31* 31*+ *
R chfield o:i> 5 70 69* 69*+ *
RKO Pictures 5 0 7* 8
RhiiThes ,20a 32 9* 9* 3*- *
Roan Ant 1.22e 61 13* 19* IS*+ *
Rm. pulton 1* 7 30* 30* 30*
Rock SdAAx 2 41 27* 27* 27*+ *
Rohr Aire 1 .. 11 26* 28 28 - *
Ron son 16e 10 13* 13 13*+ *
Roy Dutch 78a 14 79* 79* 79*+ *
RoralMcß 60a 10 22* 22 22*
RuberMdl.dOa . 7 40 39* 39*- *
s
SafewayS 2.40 16 44 43* 43*
PI Joa l ead *e 10 47* 47* 47*+ *
8< L SanPr *f 13 27* 26* 27*- *
StßeaPap 1.80 14 38* 36* 36*
SanaamoE IVi 5 29* 2t* 28*- *
Scoenley Ind 1 13 24* 24 24 - *
Scnerlna * 43 27* 26* 26*
Scutt "an 1.80 6 57* 57* 57*- *
Pcoylll Mfa 2 10 35* 35* 35*+ *
9eab AL RR 4 7 61* 60* 81*
Beab Pin 1.80 11 30* 30* 30*- *
oeaooard Oil 1 4 33* 52* 93*+2
S-ars4oe‘l.4oa 6 bO* 60* 60*+ *
Rreaerßef 2.60 23 46* 46* 46*+2*
B'i«er Rubber 1 8* 6* 6*+ *
“eryri . 94 6* 7* B*+ *
Sham OAO 2 2 46* 46* 46* •
•Sharon Stl *c 16 45 44* 44*- *
Shell Oil 2 13 bl i 60* 61*+ *
Sheltering 1* 1 24* 24* 24*+ *
Sheraton .40b 11 16* 16 16*+ *
IlnelalrO 2.60 22 94* 94* 34*- *
Skelly 011 1.80 6 32* 51* 52*+ *
Smith A0 6 8 46 45 49*+l*
Smith Alex ■ 14* 14* 14*- *
smith Cor .60 . 6 24 24 24 + *
SmlthDtm 1.20 16 26* 26* 26*
Boeony Vte 2a 27 54* 54 34*- *
Solar Atrcft la 3 23* 23* 23*
6o Am GAP* 17 10* 10* 10*
SoCerEAO 90 9 16* 10* 10*+ *
BoPKlcSua.OOd 6 34* 34* 34*+ *
SouCalEd 2.40 6 40 47* 40
SouthernCo.OO 24 21 20* 20*
8r N Oaa 1.00. 1 33* 33* 33*+ *
Wcu Pacific 3.. 18 50* 90 90
South Pd Vic— 94 36* 37* 57*
South Hall 3a 2 61* S3* S3V4-1
SoweatPS 1.62 6 27* 27* 27*
Soaldlnt lb 9 16* IS* 16*+ U
Spark# With . 4 9* 9* 9W
Bpm Cbem2.4o 7 44* 43* 64 - *
StwnKel 1.20a 10 20* 16* 16*- *
Sperry *6.... 30 64* 64* 64*+ *
Buleeel 60 11 12* 13 + *
sauareOeal 2a 2 49* 43* 49*
Std Brand* 2a 14 13* 30* 39
Btd Coil Prd 1. 10 16* 16* 16*- *
Std Oil Cal Bb. 13 76* 76* 76V++ *
Std O ind 1.40 28 49* 49 49*+ *
StdOllNJ 1 Vie 25 113* 113* 119*
BtdOll Oh 2.40 10 49* 44* 43
Old Ry So 16a 16 11* 11* 11*
Stan Warn Vic 13 20* 20* 20*- *
Staunch 1.30 1 34* 34* 36*
Start Drua 2a 18 46* 46* 46*+*
Storans J P Via 6 26* 26* 26*
Stow War 1.60 4 25 25 25
Btix BAP 1.20. 13 20* 20 20*+*
Stoeely VC He 6 17* 17* 17*+ U
Stone AW 2a 10 26* 26* 26*
Strom Car 1.60 7 61* 60* 60V4-1
Stude Pack . 41 12* 12* 12*- *
Bun Chm 60a. 31 13* 15* 19*+ *
Surrey 0 1.20 61 23* 23* 23*
SunshtneM 80 101 12* U* 12*+ *
Swift ACo 2a « 48* 46* 46*+ *
Sriy El Prod 2. 21 44 43* 43*+ *
Srm Gould *_ 36 6* 8* 6*
T
Tolauter I.Bob 26 96 34* 36 +l*
Tenn Co 60b. 646 47* 47*+ *
Texas C03a... 20 37* 97 97 *
TeeOuUPl .40a 4 30* 69* 9«*+2
TexOulfSul Vih 9 41* 41 41*+ *
Texas loatr— 9 13* 19* 19*-*
TtaPCAOI.4O4 14 53* 34* 94*+ *
Tea Pac Ld Tr. 11 11* U* 11*
Tex Util 1.16 C. 10 70* 70* TO*
Textron .10c-.170 16* 14* 16*- *
Textron pf IV. 37 >l* 21 21 + *
Thermold 40a 9 6* 6* 6*- *
Thump Pd 3»C 2 57* 97* 57*+ *
Tide Wa At v.r 17 26* 26 26
TideWa pf 1.20 32 26 27* 27*- *
Tlmk R Bear 8 9 93* 93 93 + *
Toledo Ed 70. x 6 14* 14* 14*
Traba W Air. - 41 36* 31* 31*
Traasamtrl .46 13 41* 46* 41 + *
Tricont 30e .. 6 27* 27 27 + *
Truax Tr 1.60. 6 16* 16* 16*+ *
Turt Sol la . * 26* 26* 66*
TwenCPxl.«Oa 3 27* 27* 27*
Twin Co# .70b 16 13* 13* 13*-s*
TXL OU 61 37* 37* 97*
u
Bd'llto 17 15* 13* 15*
Cn carbide 64. 16 36* 66 06*+l*
DnChAMI.2O. 3 67* 67* 17*+ *
Cn 61 Me 1.40 76 66* 66* 2#*+ *
Dn OU Cal 6.40 667 67 97 - *
Ch Pacific 6a.. 9196*196*196*
Dn Pac pf 6 6 91* 91* 91*
Dn Tank C I*. 7 66* IS* 66*+ *
OtdAlrUna la to 44* 44 44*+ *
UtdAlrL Pt4*. 1136 134 130 -3
Dtd Aircraft 4. 16 74* 79* 73*- W
Old Bite Vie . 6 S3* 60* 60*+ *
Utd Csrb 1.80. 10 66 46* 31*+3*
DtdcieWh.ise 6 4* 4* 4*+ *
Utd Co 60a 6 6* 6* 6*
OldEnsAP SO. 66 16 13* 13*+ *
DM Prult 8 .. 66 34* 33* 34*- *
Utd Oaa Cn 1* 13 33* 3t* 93
Dt« M* Ml- 1* W* lf+ If*- *
utdParkCMtna 46 3* 9 3
DNAPor64.6Oo 6 61* 61 01*+ *
um nyoium 6 3 836* 636* 23#*+1
C 6 Hoff M 3 . > 60* 66* 60 - *
UB laduat 80. *> 1M 16 13*+ *
C 3 luaac *ba . IS 26* 26 66*+*
DSPtoeAPSa 3 64* 64 04 -1
>l6 Plywd 160 11 ISO 97* 97*+ * 1
DB Rubber 8.. 17 43* 49* 49*- *
DBSBMKItbW- 4 3616 60 66 + *
Stock Prices Higher
In Moderate Range;
Trading Also Gains
NEW YORK. April 4 (#).—A
moderate advance In the stock
market today was accompanied
by a slightly expanded business
pace.
The rise carried prices up
around 2 points while losses
throughout the list went to
about a point.
The market started out higher
and then ran into some profit
taking.
Better prices were paid for
Chile Copper. Consolidated Elec
tronics. Babcock dr Wilcox.
Campbell Soup. Westinghouse
Electric. Dow Chemical, East
ern Air Lines, American Smelt
ing, Atlantic Coast Line, New
York Central. American Tele
phone, Bethlehem Steel. Chrys
ler, Montgomery Ward and
Douglas Aircraft.
Lower were Deep Rock Oil.
General Dynamics. Allied Chem
ical, Caterpillar Tractor, and
United Aircraft.
A block of 20,000 Benguet
Mining went unchanged at i l /*.
Consolidated Electronics had a
block of 3,300 shares up 2Vi at
38%, and 3,500 shares of Climax
Molybdenum went at 70 up 1.
The bond market was steady.
Government issues in the over
the-counter market were mostly
unchanged.
Washington Securities *
B'.LES
Wash Oaa Lt—loo at 40.,
ratElee Pwr —100 at 20V4.
Garflnckel 5V4% pfd—36 at 26*.
Garflnckel com—2oo at 25.
nt Elec Pwr 3.60% pfd B—lo at 44.
Notice: This exchange wIU be closed
Friday. April 8. In observance of Good
1 ”■ BONDS. Bid. Asked.
Georxetown Oas Ist Ss 61 109* 111*
Pot, Elec Pow 3V.s 77 101
Pot Elec Pow 3s 83 99
Pot Elec Pow 2*s 84 . 66
Ter Rf A W Cp Ist 4s 68 69
stocks
Meta* * 6O £8& S*
Wash Gas L*t cm pf 4.25 * 100 '
Wash Gss Lt c c pf 4.50 135
BANKS AND TRUST COMPANIES
Amer See A Tr 1.80 X43* 44*
Bank of Bethesda t 1.50- 47
Bonk of Commerce 110 __ 362
Capital tl - 29
Liberty 6 410
Lincoln new 1 65.,
Natl Bay Tr tI.SO 62*
Rises tl2 --*438
Suburban Trust Co 1.20 .. 52
Union Trust new 1.20 ... 36 40
Washlnston .60 55 58
FIRE AND TITLE INSURANCE
Columbia .20 ... 4 5*
Firemen's 1.60 30
National Union 1 80 ...
Real ■* t * t * ll jig CSLLANßoC6
Garflnckel 1.50 24* 2o*
Garflnckel 5*% pfd 1* . S3* 37
Garflnckel 4*{«(, pfd 1* 25. 25*
Ooldenbera eu com A * V.
Goldenbera cv 6% Pfd ~ l*
Hecht Co t 1.40 x2R
Hecht 3V4* cm pfd 3.75. *B6* Sg
Meraenthaler Lino 12 ... 50 53
Natl MU A Iny com 12
Natl Mta A Iny pfd 1.94 7* .7*
Peoples Drua St 2 35* 36V.
Security Btorat< t 5 xl 15
Ter Ref A Wh Corp 50
Wdwd A Lothrop 2 38
Wdwd A Lothrop pfd 5 102*
x Ex-dlvldend tPlus extra or extras,
a Arrears half payable June 15, 1956.
half payable December 15. 1955. a De
clared or paid so far this rear.
New York Produce
NEW YORK. April 4 IB (USDA).—
Butter steady. Receipts (2 days)
931.277. Wholesale prices on bulk
cartons (fresh). Creamery. 93 score
(AA) 58V.-58* cents: 02 score (A)
57V.-58: 90 score <B) 57V.-57*: 89
score (C) 57-57*. - , , ,
Cheese steady. Receipt# '(2 days)
290,281. Wholesale sales. American
cheese (whole milk). Cheddars fresh
38-37* cents; Cheddars aeed 46*-S0;
single daisies fresh 38V4-30;' slnale
daisies seed 49*-52; flats fresh 38-39:
flats aaed 48-51; processed Cheddars 5
lbs. 36-37*; domestic twlss (wheels)
erode "A” 43-47; arade "B" 41-45;
arade "C” 39-43.
Wholesale eaa prices unsettled. Re
ceipts (2 days) 36.691. New York spot
quotations follow: . Midwestern: Mixed
colors: Extras (48-50 lbs.) 38-36*:
extras larae (45-48 lbs.) 37-38; extras
medium 37*-38*: standards large 30-
37; rehandled current receipts 34-35:
dirties 34-35; checks 33-33*. Whites:
Extras (48-50 lbs.) 40-42; extras large
(45-48 lbs. I 39-40: extras medium 38-
39. Browns: Extras (48-50 lbs.) 39-
40*: extras laree (45-48 lbs.) 38-39.
Nearby: Whites: Top ouallty (48-80
lbs.) 42 *-44; mediums 39*-40*.
Browns: Top ouallty (48-60 lbs.) 41-
42; mediums 39*-40.
New York Cotton
NEW YORK. April 4 (35.—Price more
ments were narrow In cotton futures
durlne the forenoon today, with selling
of old orop months against purchases of
new crop positions. Distant July was
weak on selling credited to New Or-
A leading spot Arm 'n Its latest crop
'enter said about 100.000 acres of
cottoo had been nlanted In South aeor
eto prior to the freerlni temperatures
Tsst wetk. and that flu cotton that
was up was a toUl loss, with aeaeral
opinion that about 40.000 acres will
hare to ba replanted In that area. The
Arm added that In Texas practically
all of the eotton that waa up in the
Upper Gulf Coast area waa killed by
freetlac temperatures and estimated
that wind dam-ire killed about 60 per
cent ot tnt cotton In the Corpus Chrtotl
* r jfoon priest were 16 to Brt cents a
bale lower than the previous close.
May 33.55. July 33,77 and October 33.114,
Dlv)dend*Rate 00 d Hlkh Low 1:16 cha*
U 8 Steel la 29 80* 60* 60*-*
Utd6tr2pf .80e * 11* 11* U*- *
Utd Wallpaper *0 6* ** a*
UnlvCrS 1.40a * 46* 46* 46*+ *
Unlv Ls Tob 2 - 6 31* 31* 31*- *
V
Van Nona 1, 13 13* 19* l»k- *
Vaa Norm rU 97 2 1* 1*
VanadCDl 40a 70 49* 44* 49*+l
VertCß«» 27a 149 9* 9* »*+ *
VlctChWl.4oe 3 S3* 33* S3*+ *
Viren Ry 2* 1 41* 41* 41*- *
Vlra Ry pf 1* 1 32* 32* 32*+ *
w
Wabash pf 4* 2 76* 76 76 - *
Waldorf Byt 1. 2 13* 13* 13*- *
Walgreen 1.60. 3 20* 26* 29*+ H
Walwoith ... 46 11* 11* ll*+ U
Ward Baa V.e_ 6 IS 17* 16 + *
Wardell Corn 1 11* 11* 11*
WarnßPlel.2o 3 16 16 16
War Laml.OOa 6 33* 12* 33*
Warren Pet *a 3 46 46* 46*
Waah Gas Lt 2 1 40* 40* 40*+ H
WashWP 1.70. 2 36* 35* 36*+ *
WatsOASl 404 4 33* 33* 33*
W-ltlndSua 1. 20 24* 24* 24*+ *
WRy Coal 1 >l3 II 16* 16 + *
WPennEl 1.20. 6 23 24* 24*- *
WeatVa P 1.40 1 40* 40* 40*
WaatAtrL 60a 4 21* 21* 21*+ *
Weal Mary.... 6 37* 37* 37*- *
Wen Pac 3 2 66* 66* «P*+ *
WeatUnT lV4e .6 99* tiv. 99*- *
WeatcAirß-SOe 17 20* 27* 28*+ *
WtatlntEl2a. 29 SO 79* 76*+ *
Wheel Steal 6 . 6 97* 97* 97*+ *
Wh'rlpool y.e- *6 37 35* 36 +3*
White Dent 1* 3 M* M* 26*+ *
White Mot 2Vk 3 36* 36* 3J*+ *
White lew M . 5 6* 6* 6*+*
Wilcox 011 1.. 1* 36* 39* 39*+*
Wilton ACo . 4 12* 12* 12*+ *
Winn A) or 80 10 19 16* 19 - *
WtoElPwl*. 7 31* 31* 31*
Wto *Ub 6 1.10 8 22* 22* 22*
Woodward Ir 4 6 79 76* 79 +2*
Woolworth 2a 29 46* 46* 49*+ M
Worthlnatn 2a 7 96 57* 57*
Wrteleysa ... 1 66* 69* 6»*+ *
wyaa Worsted 26 11* 10* 11M+1
Y-2
York Cp 1 20.. 9 25 24* 29
Yount SAT 86 6 77* 77 77*+ *
Yntst Bt Dr 1. > 14* 14* 14*+ *
Zenith Rad 2a 2 106 10**105*+*
Zonlte Prod 7 6* 6* 9*+ *
BMirty loin m tk® Bufeuci
11:00a.m. 440 000 12 neon 1120000
1:00 OJ6. 1430 000 2:00 P.m 0000000
tUnlt at tradins 10 chares as sales la
**Rates as dividends 1* the toragolaa
tabls are annual dtoburnmeata bated, oa
orjuiua divMcada art aot tmguateal.
fi U lO56 C itu ato3? l dlvStaa^ , T , |Patd *iast
vThli .feWWrJrKMS
data a Deeland ar paid ae far this rear
SsSr-ST W d eaV
emitted, deferred ar no action taken ot
iL'&gg&Easia
pfeigssa.
. NEW YORK BOND MARKET
LIST INCLUDE! MOST ACTIVE ISSUES
Panuahod ky the Associated Press
riIMNBB si »MW nurawsew w ira
BAOSWBeSO 101*, I
■u* ♦ Me ' ime 79 65 I
Cap Pee 4s pern 106* ! I
Cen RR N J Sv.» 87 80* ! 1
CM6PAF4VM2O44 72 ,1
Ch! + N tV 4 Ws 99 57* [ I
Chi Un Ste 3*4 83 100* ! I
cn Pin 4s 80 . .. 109* I
Colo PA I 4*l 88 122* I
Colum Oas 3U>s 84 129* I
ConßßCuna3s7<Kil 19 •
Don Chm Ms 82 113 I
trie 4<4S 2016 79* I
Gen Mpl Act 4s 56 102* I
Gen Mot Cn 3V,t 76 103* !
Grand On 3*s (U> 128
Hud A M rft 6s 67 96
Bud Mine 5s 67 33
•lilt Ot N IST As 66 126* I
Mo Par 6 <4S«fi 131* 1
FOREIGN 1:16
AustralXWt 67 ... SO*
Chile * 93 36*
Germany s*e 66 81*
Germany 5» ao 79
Its I Ren Ms 77 62*
Japan 8W» 6« «t 9d*
Norway 3Vts 57 96*
Urns 41 4 V,t 78 . 66
DOMESTIC |:>6
Alto# Corp 5a 02 101*
Allied Chm av*t 78 109
; Alum Am BVha 64 102*
Am A 9 f 6s 2030 00*
Am A f P 4 80s 67 76*
I Am TAT 3*l 65 144*
Am T*T 2Vkt 67 94*
1 Am Tobacco as 66 66*
i Ararat ACbss 64 72*
B AO6SV6G 101*
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
LIST INCLUDES MOBY ACTIVE ISSUES
Furnished by tho AstMlatad Frost
Grill A Bxol 6* i
As" GAP 2<M 10*
tl Bond AN t*f „ 26*
faulty Cn I6e ... 9
Ptlrrh com *o 31*
Parse Oils ... tflis
Firth Sterl 9
Ford Pran 3Vi.
Olen Aid Coal lOt . 16*
Goldfield Con 1*
Imp Oil 90 37*
int Petrol l 26*
ini legist 20a 8*
Kaiser Mot 3*
Leer 1 6s ..... 11*
Ls Land 3a 76*
Merrill Pet 9V4s
Mid 8 PM *f 16
Mid-W Ret ... 4*
Morris Plan 20a ... 8* .
Nat Un Elec . 3*
N Bril D Oil 3
NlmlAlt 134* ;
N Id<-1» M « |
N J Zinc V«a ... 46* 1
I.IA
Alisa Air) 9*
> Altos CO wt .. 6
! Am Ltun M 2 30*
An scon 14 3*t
' Atlas Op wt *3*
Banff Oil ... 2Mt
, Barium Steel v.f 6*
BeHan Alrc 20*
• Brat Tree nsd 9* ’
. Bunker Hill I 19
. j Burry Bis 4*
I Cato AEd 10 . ... 15*
Cal El pw An 12*
Canadian Pelro pf 18*
, Cdn Will M 4*
. Canto Oil Prod 4*
I Capital Transit Vie 10*
1 Catiiln •**
Cep Explot Dir 6*
Claroat Ms v.e . . 6
1 Colts ML: 19
. Cons Mna *oa -- 30*
rnwn « Pet v.e 14*
’ Cub Atl Bus 40e 12*
Present Steel Rate
Os 95% of Capacity
Seen as Year's Best
CLEVELAND. April 4 {IP). —
Steel Magazine predicted yes
terday that the Nation's current
| steel output—at 95 per cent ol
rated capacity—is the highest
, that can be expected for the
year.
The metalworking weekly said
; manufacturers would be using
marginal facilities above that
level, and such facilities would
' be used only in an emergency
or when there is an assured
long-time capacity, cases which
do not exist at present.
' Steel cautioned against a dis
torted view of current steel pro
: duction and demand figures, and
said “sane buying is still good
practice.”
Current demand is centered in
the light, flat-rolled products,
i principally cold-rolled carbon i
sheets, the magazine said, re
-1 porting that in January, 41.9 per j
> cent of mill shipments of fin
, ished steel were sheets and strip,
1 compared with 34.5 per cent dur- i
ing all of 1954.
The magazine reported some
recent leveling off in sheet buy
! ing and said:
“This isn't the result of de
creased consumption. It stems
. principally from extended book
: ings: Consumers and producers
are reluctant to commit them
selves any . further ahead. But
there should ne less incentive
; to order for third-quarter de
■ livery than there was in the first
' and second quarters.
i Steel said that not only should
, tne automobile industry iced
1 less- then, but so should many
' other consumers who will be
j taking time out for summey va
■ caiions.
Steel reported that the still
ingot production rate quit ciimb
■ ing for the first time this, year.
! holding steady at 95 per cent of
i rated capacity. Steel’s finished
; steel price composite was firm at;
; $118.23 a net ton, and its scrap
: price composite moved down to;
$37.41 a gross ton, from the pre
i ceding week’s 37.75.
Produce Markets
Baltimore quotations supplied by the
• United States Agriculture Department:
i Apples: About steady. Bu bkts A
! eastern boxes, USls unless otherwis*
stated Pa Delicious 2V. Inch min. 1.50;
i Lowrys U 8 Fancy 2* Inch up 0.00-25:
• j Romes 3 inches up 3.00, 2* Inch up
1.75-2.50 according to quality. NJ no
> grade mark Romes 2* Inch up 1.50:
' Btaymans 3 Inches un showing scald
• 1.25-50. Va Delicious US Fancy 2*
i Inch up 3.75: Yorks 2* Inch up 2.50.
l 21. inch up 1.25: Wlnesaps US Fancy
| 2* Inch up 3.75-4 00. Pa Staymans aVi
I Inch up 2!oo, US Fancy 2Vfc Inch up
> 2.50-75, few higher. Boxes. Ps Stay
’ mans US Fancy 88s-125s showing scald
! 2.26-50. Va Black Twits Extra Fancy
' 80s showing scald 2.25-50: Delicious
I US Fancy 1255-138 s 5.00: Romes UB
' Fancy 72s 2.50.
Potatoes: Old—barely steady. USIs
Bite A unwashed unless otherwise stated
1 Pa Kathadtns 50 lb sacks 1.36-50, one
mark 1.75; baker else 1.75. Maine Katha
■■ dins 60 lb sacks 1.76. few higher.
Sweet Potatoes: Barely steady. Demand
1 Bu cor Air 4*
. Goldens fair to good quality 2.60-3 00;
Puerto Ricans fair quality 2.80-78, fsw
1 higher.' NJ Ooldens 2.60-3.00, Orange
3.7)0-26: Oklahoma# 3.00-26.
Beans and Beets
1 Dime beans: Weaker undertone. Fla.
bu. hpr. Pair to aenerally good qual.
3.00-47)0.
' snap beans: Barely steady. Pie. bu.
hpr. valentines fair to generally good
quai. 2.50-3.50. .few best 4.00. con
i tenders fair to 'aeneralhr good oual.
, 2.75-3.50. way fair anal. 2.00.
, Cabbage: Barely steady. Domestic
. round: Pie. packed locally, bu. bkts.
’ 1,25-1.75. best 1.50-1.75. oranse boxes
1.50-1.85, few hither, IV. bu. crt». 2.25-
i ' Chlnese-ccbbaae: Fla. IS qt. bkts.
■ Ciimeumbert: Stronger. Offering}
rather.light. Bu. bkts.: flam few best
15.00-17.00, fair oual. 8.50-9.00. larae
' 7.50-8.50. _ :
Eggplant. Weaker undertone. Fla.
bu. bkts. 2.75-3.00, few, high ae 3.50
Endive: Barely, eteady Pla. 11\ bu. !
wlrebound orta. 2.40-2.50. IS qt. bkts.
[ 11 Escerole: About steady. Pla. 11/8 j
1 bu. wlrebound erta. 2.00. 18 qt. bkts.
1.00. !
i Greens and Onlene
i Oreens: Wesker undertone. Bu. bkts.
i and hpr. nearby broccoli. 1.00. collards i
1.00-1.25. kale 1.00-1.25. mostly 1.00, 1
, turnip tope 1.50. Vam. Beat. Bhore col
lards 1.25, kale 1.00. few hither. N.J.
I broccoli-rape 1.75. orange boxes bunched !
• Uttun: Pla. Eastern erts. Boston 2 ;
i dot. 2.00, 1-1/9 bu. wire-bound erte. ,
I Romaine few ,2 00 _ i
, Onions: Slightly weaker 60-Ib. .
sacks USls: N. T7 Yellows, med. 1.25- ,
1 1.50 fsw higher, poorer 1.00. Mlcb. ,
• yellows med. 1.40-1.60. ‘
• Onions (green): Nearby per bunch
i 214-3 cento, few 4 cento ». J. erto. ;
i Parsnips: N. J. V4-bu. bkts. 1-00-IJS. ,
, Peppers: About steady. r)a. bu. bkts. ,
, Calif. Wonder-type med. to large 4.00- ,
1 4.50 few 4.75 Xante 0.76. smaller A ,
fair qual. 2.00-2.50. ;
Pemltry Ui.uU.si
1 Poultry: Market steady to firm on ,
Stter ouallty offertnes of most classes. ,
light rolume of fryers moved slowly at ■
cento. Moderate to heavy offerings ;
of heavy typehens mo»«ul well as young
:
but light breeds appeared slow. Pew ,
Beltoviue breeder hens 41-42. t
Broilers or fryere: 3 lbaend over .19. ,
1 Hens: Heavy type 28-35: light typ 18. i
i Pullets: 40-42. Caosme: 82-58: No. 2
I ouallty 42-45. Turkeys: Heavy type
breeder hens 39-40: tome S 3: smelt type
i including BeltovHJe
1 Flour—Receipts* 14*490 100 pound !
3“«f ip M3®-!
070 bushels. No. 2 red whiter tarlleky.
. spot, domestic. 2.14: No. 3 22, 1. ,
1 Corn— Receipts. 32,882 buehels: ship- ,
Odd-Lot Dealings
Me Par Si 77 64*
Mo Pac 5S 78 68*
M, Par Ae 80 .64
N Ena TAT 3a 82 .. *»*
N Y C-n .* 2013 89*
N » Oer (VI 2016 *2*
NYNKH 4%a 2022 76
NYNBH 4a 2007 .. *l*
Par GAE 3a 74 9*
Phillips P. 4 7,is As 116*
South Rr 6V»s An 103*
South RY «r 56 103*
Booth R. 4S AA 101*
Std Coll P 5s 67 lit*'
Std O tnd 3*S A2 113*
Tex Con Ss 65 102*
Third Av As An 41*
Third AvWs AO 73*
Dn Oil Calif 3S 75 106*
Vanadium S*a 89 140
i N Mex A Ar 23*
i! New Pk Mnt 3*
NewSuoOllsCanada . 3
Niles Bern’a 39*
i Nr can Oils .. 5Vi.
Ooden cp ... 6*
Olrmp R Hf 7*
O'okieo l 67c 81*
i Pac Pet Ltd 10*
> Pressed Metal %t. l6*
i Rem Arms 56c 12*
i Rlenm *teo 7*
Sapph Pel - ...... 4Vto
i Bcurrv Rain 2
I dhat Denn V.s 10*
i S'd Induct .. 3*
Std Pw A Lt 70a 16*
Btd Product 1 s4*
i Bler> Free 6*
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II )•• (ynt wt 12*
Vulcan 811 lid 4*
! Wehh A KnspD 2*
j Woodley Pet * 72*
i 1 tv rlaht H 12 2*
Business Briefs
Class One Railroads reported
they spent $1,424,761,000 for fuel,
materials and supplies, excluding
equipment, in 1954, a reduction ;
of $495,720,000 from the previous
year.—Association of American
Railroads.
W. R. Grace A Co. announced
William B. McCloskey has been
elected a vice president.
Climax Molybdenum Co. In
year ended December 31 earned
$15,605,599 or $6.07, a share vs.
1(9,717,000 or $3 78 in 1953.
Appalachian Electric Power In
12 months ended February 28
earned $13,250,407 or $36.35 a
preferred share vs. $12,887,173 or
$35.21 in 1954.
N. Y Telephone Co. in 2
months ended February 28
earned $11,828,836 vs. $10,855,-
068 in 1954 period.
Hiram Walker-G. A Worts in
6 months ended February 28 :
earned $10,264,676 or $3.56 a
share vs. $11,067,906 or $3.83 in j
1954 period.
Crowell-Collier Publishing in.
year ended December 31 had a!
I loss of $2,419,539 vs. a loss of'
$4,009,826 in 1953.
Seaboard OU Co. in year ended
December 31 earned $7,470,307 or
$2.04 a share vs. $6,540,132 or
$1.79 in 1953.
Other earnings included:
Fmr Year Ended December 31
Grlnwll Corp _ 7.906.954 fi,84»!20.1
„ Pcr .shsr e . 16.99 13.29
N J Zinc ... *3,092.867 $2,713,897
Per share 1.58 1.38
Wallace A Tier. 2.152,438 2,740.355’
.. Per share 1.72 2.19
Morris Plan Cp 2,308.523 2.413.080
Per share 1.08 1.14
Mid Sts Petrol 2.163.707 2,550.271
Per share _ 0.93 1.10
InU Utllitiea 2,973.044 2,233.399
Per share 2.62 1 96
Gen Aniline „ 2.818.001 2.958.4.11
! _ Per share __ 3.10 3.71
Ferro Corn ... 1.927.007 1,548.424
Per ehare ... 3.14 i. 53
Natl Transit ._ 1,685.408 1,436.728
Per share P 33.31 n 28,73
I-T-B Circuit .. 1.635.541 2,124.4:11
_ Per share 1.69 3.11
Horn A Harden 1,184.992 1.069.879
Per share 1.87 1.65
Belden Mfg 1.085.361 1,386.952
Per share 3.39 4.33
Marlon Pw Shv 866.893 1.092.715
Per share 2.88 3.94
ACF-Brlll Mot . 944.335 1.316,570
Per share 0.94 1.37
p Preferred.
Chicago Grain
CHICAGO, April 4 W).—Most grains
i eased In aulet dealings on ths Board
i of Trade today.
Wheat,made a stab at pushlna hither
during the .early trade. Buying came In
small lots from commission nouses. The
bread grain quickly gave up most of Its
advance.
In other cereals early quotations were
mixed. As trading progressed the ten
dency was for most contracts to dip
a little lower.
Wheat near the end of the first hour
was * lower to >/. higher. May *2.11%:
corn V. to V 4 lower, May 51.42 H: oats
unchanged to lower, May 70H; rye V.
lower to y. higher. May *1.00: soybeans
I cent lower to 14 hither. May *2.49:
and lard unchanged to 7 cento a hundred
Rounds lower. May *12.66. -
Main reason for the early buying In
wheat was the worst dust storm of the
year in the aouthwest over the weekend.
Skies mostly were clear there today but
II . W S* wheat had bean blown
out by the high winds.
A proposal by the American Farm Bu
reau concerning the marketing quota
vote for the 1956 wheat crop attracted
attention. The bureau proposed that, ls
farmers turn down the quotas, the acre
age allotment should be 62 million acres
and price support should be at 65 per
cent of parity.
As lt stands now, ls marketing quotas
aw turned down the acreage allotment
would be 55 million acres with price
not "• ob -
“ft*** 1 , receipt! of cash com In many
weeks hid a depressing Influence on that
train. Receipts totaled 343 care. Boy
°®»n receipts also expanded but (till
amounted to only 46 cars.
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Cent El A Gas ...|OcG 4-8 4-30
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By continents, the figures were
26 billion for Asia and the Mid
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