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STOCKS STEADY
WITH SHILL
ADVANCES
By W. S. COUSINS
NEW YORK. Jan. 12 (I.NJS.).—
All sections of the stock market
moved into slightly higher prices
today, but the road to an ex
tended advance was blocked by
liberal offerings of stocks by pro
fessionals and outside traders
Recoveries of 1 to 15 points in
a long list of the market favor
ites since Thursday presented in
viting opportunities for profit
taking all along the line.
Still Holds Steady
In spite of the profit-taking and
professional short selling the mar
ket held steadily, with numerous
railroad and specialty stocks forg
ing ahead to the best levels on
the move. Southern Pacific, New
Haven and New York Central led
the activity in the popular rails
Nickel Plate sold today at 2V*
which compares with the Decem
ber low at 2%.
Adoption by the Senate of the
reconstruction financing measure
was enthusiastically hailed in
Wall Street, which predicted the
acceptance of the bill by the
House on Thursday and its early
operation in behalf of finance and
industry in general.
Some Top Prices
At the best prices United States
Steel was up a point at
American Can up % at 62%;
American Tel and Tel up a point
at 119%; J. i. Case up %; New
York Central up % Auburn Auto
up 1%; Baltimore and Ohio up a
point, and New Haven up 1.
Call money was unchanged at
2% per cent.
Government Bonds
Slip As Rails Climb
NEW YORK, Jan. 12 (I.N-S.).
Continued reaction in the U. S.
Government list and further im
provement in rail bonds featured
dealings on the bond market to
day, with the majority of active
obligations in the industrial and
foreign sections maintaining a
firm tone. Virtually every issue
in the U. S. Government group
sagged to new low levels.
United States I High I Low | Last
Liberty ’47 185.2 I 94.181 94.20
Lib Ist 414 s '4/ I 98 I 98 98
Lib 4th 4*4s '3B 1 98.18 98.8 I 98.11
Lib 4th 414a o 98.101 98.10! 98.10
Treasury "4'4s '52....! 99 20! 98.301 99.10
Treasury 4s '54 ' 94.40, 94 ! 94.16
Treasury 3*4s '66....1 90.8 I 89.161 90.8
Treasury 3“gs ’47 ...I 87.31, 87.311 97.31
Treas 3%s June 43.! 88 421 87.241 88.12
Treas 39 s s Mar ’43 J 88 121 87.30! 88.12
Treasury 3%s '49. . 83.201 83.3 I 83.20
Treasury 3s 55 1 82.2*1 82.3 I 82.21
Treas seller j 83 121 83.121 83,12
Dementiy I High! Low I Last
Abltlbi P & Pap 65...1 22 132 32 "
Alteg Corp 5s '44 '39 I 38 3814
Am I G Chem s'4s '49 I 68 I 67 68
Am Metal 514 s '34....1 55*4,1 55 5514
Atch T*SF gen 4s '951 87 86*41 8614
At T*SF cvt 414 s '4B| 92«4 92141 92*4.
Atlantic & D Ist 4» ’4B| 25 25 ! 25
Balti & Ohio 4*4s ’SO! 55% 54*41 55
B A O Ist 4s '4B 1 81% 81%! 81%
Berlin Elec 6s I 33%| 33141 33%
Berlin City El db 6*4s| 3914! 3914! 39%
Bklyn Un Gas 5e 'SO! 97 ! 96%! 97
Cal Pet 5s '391 62 ! 62 I 62
Can Nat Rys 4%s '571 75%l 75 75%
Can Ndt Rys 4%5...l 77%| 77%l 77%
Cent 111 El & G ss. .. .1 73 I 73 ! 73
Cent Pac Ist ref 45....1 81 % I 81% 81%
Chesapeake Corp 55...1 75*41 74 75%
CB&Q 11l div 3%5....l 81% I 81%! 81%
C M&St P gen 4%s C.l 68 I 6« I 68
C *t StP&P adj 5s A.! 10%, 9%| 10
Chi T H A S Ist 55.. I 43 I 43 I 43
Chi Un Sta 4%s A....1 94 I 94 I 94
Cleve Un Term 4%s C.l 82 i 82 I 82
dev Un Term 5%s A.. 1100 | 99’41100
Col G A E deb 5s I 8(1*41 80%l 80%
Col G A E 5s I 79%l 79%| 79%
Crown W Pap 6s '51...' 70%l 6911! 70%
Cuba R R Ist 5s ’52...1 40 ! 39%l 40
Beta Ed 4%s '6l 1 92% I 92%! 92%
Puke Price P Ist A 6sl 73 ITS 73
nunuesne Lt Ist 4% s. . I 96%l 95%l 90
Erie RR rAi 5s '75.. | 46 I 45% I 46
Fram I D db 7%s '42.1 911% 91 I 91%
Gen El Ger 6s '48..1 36 I 36 I 36
Gen Mot A C 6s '37..1 99% 991% 99%
Goodvr T A R 5s '57.. I 75 I 74 I 74%
Gr Trk R Can 7s '40.1 93%| 93 I 93%
Harp Men 6s ww '49..| 35 I 34 I 34
Houston Oil 5%s '40.. | 63 63 I 63
Hud Co G Ist 5s '40..J 99'%| 99141 99%
Indiana Limestone 65..| 18 IS I 18
Ind Nat GAO ref 55... | 96 I 96 \ 96
Inland Steel 4%s A... 79%| 79% 75%
Int%Gt Nor C 5s I 42 I 42 I 42
Inter-Hydro El 6s I 50%| 50%l 50%
Kan CPAL Ist B 4%5.l 93%| 93%| 03%
Kan CPAL 4%s I 95%| 95 I 95
Laclede Gas s*4s C...1 75%| 75%l 75%
Lautaro Nitr 6s I 12’41 11*41 12
LiggAMyers 5s I 99 I 98’4 I 99
Loews 6s 41 1 79%| 79’41 79%
McCrory 5%s I 80% I 80% I 80%
McKessonAßob 5%5...l 57 I 56 I 56
Metro Wat SADr 5%5l 40 I 40 40
Mi! El Ry Ist ref 5s . I 94’41 94 I 94
MStPASSM Ist con ss! 32%! 32 I 32
M SPAS SM 5%s I 20 I 20 I 20
Mob A O 3s I 12%l 12 ! 12%
Montecatinl 7s xw ...I 70% I 70%l 70%
N Eng TAT Ist 5s '52. 100141100 "1100
N Eng TAT 4%s 'Ol. . 1594% I 9!f*4 I 93%
N Y Cent 3%s '97 ..I 73 172 % I 73
N Y Cent 4s ’34 ..! 90 I 90 I 90
N Y Ed 5s B '44 ..'I I'* 1 '* 1101 1101
N Y Ed ref 6%s '4l. '1 “>4 1108% >108%•
NYNHAH 4%s '67....! 77 T 74%175%
NYNHAH 6s '4B cv ..I 94% I 94 I 94
N Y Trap Rock 6s '46? 68 | 68 I 68
NYWAB Ist 4%s '46 .1 62 I 62 I 62
Niag LAO P 5s '55..1 96%l 96 I 96
No Pae 4s '97 ....I 82%l 81%l 81%
No Pac gen 3s 2047 ..I 59 I 57*41 59
Orient! Dev 5%s '58..1 59*41 59%l 59%
Orient! Dev 6s '53 ..I 64 164 I 64
Parls-L-Med RR 6s 'sßi 94*41 93% I 94%
Paris Orl Rv 5%s '68.! 92*41 92%! 92%
Penn R R 5s '64 84% I 84 I 84%
Penn R R gen 5s '6B .. I 92 I 92 I 92
PCfChAStI. er C 4%5..l 92%l 92%l 92%
PCCAStT. 5s B '75 1 91 I 91 ! 91
Port Gen El 4%s '60...1 60*tl so ! 60*4
Postal Tel A C 5s '53..1 34%l 34 I 34%
Rem Arms 6s A '37... .1 70 I in I 76 "
Rr-m Pend B%s A WW.! 44 I 44 ' 44
■Rech GAE 5%s '4B I 97141 97 I 97
RT Ark A L Ist 4%s '341 6t I 60 I so
StPAKC Sb I, Ist 4Us.l 53 ' 53 I 53
St P Un Dep ref 5s '721 97 I 97 I 97
Shd AT. «» 45 ct I 5 15 15
Sbd All Fla 6s A '35..1 2%l 2*41 2%
Routh Bell TAT 5» '41.1 60T41 33%l 90%
South Col Pw 6s A '47.1 00 I 89 I 89
Stand IM* N .1 5+ ’46.1101 'loo%'ld
Stand Oil NY 4%5'51.l 90% I 90 % I 90%
Th A R Ist ref 4s '60.1 4«%! 48 I 48%
Th A R ad In 5s '60.1 .36 I 34’41 35%
UELApt 1 a 5%s '54.1100 iioo linn
Un OU Cal 6s A '42 I 97%1 97U1 97%
T’tl PAT, ct war 5’ '59 1 45 1 43%l 44
T’tl P A T.t 5Us '47..1 49 I 48 I 48
Warn Bros P'st 6« '39 • 36%' 3’ I 30%
Wsrn.'r Sng Ist 7s '4V 39 ' I 99 1 99
West Pa P Ist «S F. '63'101 !10ni 'id
Vh S“w M 6s '36 "W 0 C *z. I si'
Winch F»n Arm. 7%5,. 1 6 ■’■'*- I 62 *. ' 6" %
Action-,ls 3d 7s '*’,...* *iM. * .s: ‘ 4. %
Argentine n, A %7. . . 50 149 150
Argentine r. p -sg I s-.t
Belg'nm 6*4® 49 1 «0% cs- '
Belgium ’s 1 sc 1 os’-' r-, t
Belgium Ts 56 ...I 96%! 95%! 96
R Aires 6« net *0 Cifvl 40 I <O <9
Bu A’res 6%s 67 Prov! 20’4' “op.i «ot'
Chriet'onsa Ss 54' 2”< I 27%' 27 ’ <
Colombia "Ss 61 oct.. I 27%' ”7 I •?%
Denmark as ! 75 I 75 I 75
Du E Indies 6s I S 3 I S 3 I S 3
Du ’nd'o- 6s I «•! I S 3 I S 3
Gorman Govt Inti 5%5.l 3F’tl 34*41 ssst
Corm-" Fen 7s "..J sot, | sow I R 9%
Marsodos ’!»%! oss'-l 90
Medellin 6%s I 13 I 1«r. I 1«%
Milan 6%s ! 70% i 60 I 60
Nuremberg 6s ! 28 I 25 >25
Beru 6s | 7%| 6% I 6%
TODAY’S QUOTATIONS ON THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
fft. High Lew n:4.C N h*.
!♦!< Abltlbl How
23H 3'a Adanm Ext>
lO9\ Air R*duc <Ba)... SIX 5 5 i
20% 7 Alaska Jun 13¥ 13J£ I3?i
125a 1 Alleithanv Corn..
182?4 Allied Chem (8).. 70*4 68% f.%%-
10% Allis Chaim <2l. .. I* 12 v>
i’% Am Rank Note (2 16% 16% 16%- %
129!% M% Am Can Co 62% 61 61 - %
38% 4% Am Car AFv (1) 7% 7% 14- h
33% 7% Am Euroo Sec.... 9*»
51% 6% AmlS For Row.. 6% 8 8+ %
64 37 Am Home P 4.20 46 46 46 - «
31% 10% Am Ice (3) 16 18 16,
26 5 Am Internal!.... 6%
30% 5 Am l.ocn (1) ?%
71% Am Ma A Metal. -%
23% 4% Am Metal
64% 11% Am i’ow A L <la) 15% >5% 15%
91% 6 Am Rad SS <6Ol. 8% B*. 84+ X
37% 7% Am Rolls Mi 11... 9M 8% 8%- %
58% 12% Am Smelting <2l. 17‘5 16%
4% %Am Sol A Chem... % % ™
31% 5 Am Steel Fon 01-• 7% 7% 7%+ %
80 34% Am Sugar 5).... 37% ?7% 27%+ %
108% 84% Am Sugar pf (7). .87 87 87 - %
201% 107% Am Tel A T <91.. U 9% 117% 119 + %
128% 60% Am Tobae (Sal... 72% 7t 71
132% 64 Am Toh B (5a).. 73% 72% 7%- %
80% 23% Am Water W (3). 29% 29% 29%- %
43%' • 9 Anaconda (IH).. H% , 11% IlK+ %
72 20 Arm D 7<& pf (7) 37 37 37 - %
4% % Arm II) A 1% 1% 1%
29% 5% Asm* D Gd« 2%) 6% f% F%+ %
203% 72% Atchison <lOl 88% 87% 88%+ %
120 25 Atlan Coast (7a). 41 39 41+1
23% 8% Atlan Resin (1).. 9% 9% 9%
295% 84% Auburn Auto (4a) 142 137% 142 +l%
6% 2 Aviat Corp (Del). .3 3 3 -4
B
27% 4% Baldwin L0c0.... 7% 77
67% 13% Balt A Ohio (5)... 19% 18% 19%+ %
68%' 18 Bane AAr (3%).. 11% 21% -1%
81 37 Beatrice Cr (4)... 42 42 42 +1
25% IT+ Rendix Aviat (1). . 17% 17% 17%
46% 19% Beat ACo (2).... 23% 23% 23%+ %
70% !7St Bethlehem Steel (2 20% 20% 20%+ %
9 6 Blaw Knox (1).... 7% 7% 7%
43 15% Bohn Alum (1W- 19% 19% ,9^*-
76% 36 Borden Co 3) 38% 38 38 + %
30% 9 Borg Warner <ll.. 11 10% W%- %
22% 7% Briens Mfg (l%a). 9 8% 8%- %
69% 30% Rklvn Man Tr <4’ 35% 35 35 - %
129 V 72% Rklvn Un Ga» 's>- 80% 80 80%
5% 1% Rudd Mfg C 0.... ’.% 2% ■ !*+ %
13 2% Budd Wheel (1).. 3% 3% 3%- %
23 3St Bullard Co 4% 4’,' 4%
32% 10 Burroughs Ad (1). 12% 12% 12%+ %
31 15% Bush Term <2%).. 17 16 17+1
C
11% 2% Calu A Heeia.... 3% 3% 3%+ %
45 10 Canada Dry (3)... 11% ,11% U%+ %
45% 10% Canad Pac (114).. 14 13% 13%- %
16 4% Capital Ad A 5% 5% 5%— %
131% 31% Case J 1 35% 34% 35 + %
52% 10% Caterpil Tract (3). 13 12% 12%- %
16 2% Celanese C0rp..... ♦ ♦ 4 + %
30% 9% Cerro de Pasco (!’ 14% 14 14% + %
23% 3% Checker Cab 6% 6% 6%
54% 14% Chesapk Coro (3). 19% 18% 19% + %
46% 23's Ches &Oh (214). . 3o%'
7% :% Chi Grt Wes 4% 4% 4%
27% 7J4 Chi Grt Wes of.. 14 1% 14 + %
15% 1% CMSt P 4 P... •-% :% 2%
8% 2% CMSt P 4 P Pf. 5 4% 4%+ %
45% 5 Chi 4N W (4)... 9% 9% 9%+ !»
15%' 3% Ch Pneumatic.... 5% 5 s‘*+ %'
£5% 7% Chi Rock 1 A P.. 15 14% 14%+ %
25% 11% Chrysler (1) 14% 14% >♦%+ %
170 97% Coca Cola (1a).... 110% 109% 110
45% 11% Colum Gas (2)... 14% 13% U%+ %
111% 30 Colu Carbon <5)- - 36% &% 3f % - %
23% 7 Cornel Credit (2). .9 9 9
34 15% Com Inv Trust... 19% 18% 19%+ %
1. 3 Comwl & Sou (.40' 4% 4% 4%
100% 46 Com 4 Sou pf 6). €6% 66% t6%+ %
15% 3% Conn Film 5 5 5 - %
18% % Cons Film pf (2). 10% 10% 10%'+ %
109% 5 C % Consol Gas (4)... 62% 61% 61%
107 88% Consol Gas of (5). 93 93 93 + %
30 4% Cont Baking A... 6% 6% 6%
62% 30% Contin Can (2m. 35% 35% .35%- %
51% 18'* Continen In (2.40) 22 22 22 - %
4% % Conti Motors 1% 1% 1%
12 5 Continental 0i1... 6% 6% 6%
12 % Continent Shares. % % %
86% 36% Corn Prod (3a)... 44 * 43% 43%— %
34% 1.0 Cream of Wh (2a' 22 22 22
63 20% Crucible Steel.... 21% 21% 21%
48% 25 Cudahy Packg (4). 31 3l 31
5% Curtis Wright.... 1% 1% 1%
8% 1% Curt Wright A... 1% 2% 2%+ %
D
22 12% Deere 4Co pf (14b) 13% 13 13%+ %
157% 64 Del & Hud (9).... 79% 79% 79%+ 1%
102 17% Del Lac 4 W (4). 27% 16% )6%+ %
45% 3% D&R G W pf... 7!« 6% 1*
13% 6% Dome Mines (1).... 8% 8% 8%
24 11 Dom Stra Lt (1.20) 14% 14% 14%
78% 42% Drug inc (4) 53% 5?% 52%- %
14% 10 Duplan Silk (7)... 10 10 10
107 47% DuPont de N (4). 54% 54% 54%+ %
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185% 73 Eastman Kod (sa) 81 80% 80%+ %
21% 4% Eaton Axle 1).... »% 6% t%-
11% % Eitingon Schfcd... % % %
69 7% Eitlng Sch 1 of. .10 10 10 + 2
74% 20 Eleo Aut Lite (4). 29% 29 2»%+ %
9% 2% Elec 4 Mus Ind.. 3% 3% 3%t- %
60% 9 Elec P& Lt (1).. 12% 12% 12%+ %
98% 32 Elec PAL 6pf (6). 49% 49% 49% - %
45% 23% Endicott John (3). 31 30% 31
39% 5 Erie 6% 8 8%- %
45% 6% Erie Ist Pf (4)... 11% 10% 11%
F
' 29% 3% Fairbks Mor (1.80) 4% 4% 4%
3U 3 Fed Wat Sv(lJfO) 4% x 4% 4%
27% 10% Fed Dept St (1%). 14 14 14
63 41 First NSt (2%).. 49% 49% 49%+ %
% % Fisk Rubber % % %- %
€4% 8 Foster Wh Cord) 10 10 10
17% 2% Foundation C 3% 3% 3%
32% 15% Fourth Na In (.55) 19 19 19 - %
38% 2% Fox Film A (2%). 4% 4% 4%- %
43% 13% Freept Texas (3). 18% 18 18 - %
G
7% 2% Gen Am Inves.... 3 3 3 — %
73% 28 Gen Am Tank (4). 31 31% 32+1
47 9% Gen Asphalt (2).. 13% 13% 13%
25% 9% Gen Baking (2).. 13% 13% ls%- %
9% 1% Gen) Bronze 2% <% '2%-f- %
W 1% Genl Cable 2% 2% 2%+ %
25% 2% Gen Cable Av.... 5% 5 5 + %
48% 25 Gen Cigar (4).... 34 34 34 +l%
54% 22% Genl Elec (1.60).. 14% )4% i 4- %
12% 10% Gen El Sp (.60)... 11% 11% 11%
56 28% General Foods (3). 35% 33% ;5%+ %
8% 1% Gen Gas A (30).. 2% 21, $•%
50 29%t General Mills <31.. 34 34 ’4
, 48 19% Gen Motors <3).. 23% 23% 23%
THE \SHINGTON TIMES
Pr«». Illi—Nam* and »»•<
High Low Dindend R*t* High Low 11:41 Un
10% 3% Gen Outdoor Adv.. 3% 3% 3%
84% 20%' Gen Ry Sig (5).. 25% 26 25 - %
74% 13 ' Gen Realty pf ww 13% 13% 13%
15% % Gen Theat Eq... 1% l ’%+ %
38% 9% Gillette Saf R.... 13% 13 t%+ %
9% 3% Gobel Adolf 6% 6 6 - %
42% 14% Gold Dust (2%).. 18% 18% 18%+ %
20% '3% Goodrich 5% 5% 5%+ %
52% l?% Goodyear Tire (3). 16 15% 15% - %
6% 1% Graham Paige... 4% 4% 4%+ %
22% 5% Granby Consol (I', 77 7— %
24% Grant W T (D... 28% ?8% <: B%+ %
69% 15% Gt North pf (4).. 24 13% 14 + %
11% 5% Grt West Sug... 6 6 6
6%'* 1 Grigsby Grunow. 1% 1% 1%
37% 4 Gulf State Steel.. 6% 6% 6%
H
37 10% Holland Fur (2m. 10% 10% 10%
138 81 Homestak Min (6a) 125 125 15 + %
9% 2% Houd Hershev B 3% ?% 3%' ► %
68% 15% Houston 0i1...... 0% 20%' 20%- %
29% 11% Howe Sound (2).. 16% 16 16%+ %
26 7% Hudson Motor (1). H% U% %
13% 3% Hup Motors 5% 5 5 — %
1
89 9X Illinois Cent (4).. 16 14% 15%+ 4M
86 21 Indust Ravon (4) 27% 26% 27%+ 3
182 25% Ingersoll Ran (4). 32% 31% 35% * 1%
71 19% Inland Steel (2%). 22 21 21 - %
11% 3 Inspiration C 2% 3% 3%
12% 4% Ins Del new (.40) 5% SM 5%- %
9% 2% Insursh Ct In (.40' 3% 3 ' 3% + %
34 4% Interboro R T.... 7% 7% 7%- %
4% % Intercom Rub % % %
15 2% Interlake 1r0n.... 3% 3% '%
179% 92 Int Busi M (6)... 10V* 103 103%- 2%
4 % Int Comhus (11... 1% 1 >%+ %
39% 3% Inter Comb pf... 8% 7% B%+ 1%
60% 22% Int Harvest (2%). 26 25% 56 + %
31 34 Int Hydro E A (2' IC% 10% 10%+ 4
73% 11 Int Match pf <4). 50% 20 20% +l%
30% 7 Inter Nickel (.40). 8% 8% B%+ %
4% % Int Pap & Pw C. % % %
43% 6% Int Pa APwnf n 8V 8% 8%
38% 7% Int Tel A T (D... 10% 9% 10%+ %
21% 8 Inters D Strs <3). 10'4 10 10 - %
J
80% 15% Johns Manville (3 Z-% 22 2? - %
123% 68 Jones 4L pf (7). 81% 81% 81%+ %
K
18 5%' Kaufman DS d) 6% 5% 5%
3% % Kelly Sp Tira.... 1% 1% 1%- %
29% 3 Kelsey Hayes.... 4 4 4
15% 6 Kelvinator 8% 8% 8%
31% 9% Kennecott (1).... 12% 12% 12%+ %
41 13% Kfmblv Clark (2%) 19%' 19 19%
29% 15 Kresge Co (1.60). 17% 17 17%+ %
55 26% Kress A Co (la).. 35 35 35
27% 4% Kreug A To) (1.61 6% t% 6%+ %
35% 12% Kroger Groc (1).. 14% 14% 14%
L
87% 40)f Lambert Co (8).. 52% 52 5’
61 8 Lehigh Vai RR... 17 16% 17 + 3/
69% 35 Lehman Corp (3). 40% 40% 40%+ %
20% 5% Libbev Owens Gl. t% 6% t%- %
91 39 Ligg A Myers (4a 50 ‘■o 50 + %
91% 40 Llg AMy B (4a). 50% 50% 50% - %
55X 13% Liquid Carb (Z). -. 16% 16% 16%- %'
63% 23% Loew's Inc (3)... 29 28% ',’9
64 2% Loft Inc 3 3 3
21% 10 Loriilard T0h.... 1?% 13% l?%
35% 17% Louis Gas A (1%) W ;0% 20%- %
111 204 Lou A Nash (5).. 30% 29 30%+ %
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•-6% 12 Mclntyre P M (1). 15% 15% 15% - %
103%' 38% McKees T P (4).. 50% 50 50 - %
17 3% McKesson 4R d) 4% 4% 4%
43% 12 Mack Trucks (2). 15 15 15 — %
106% 50 Macy 4Co (3).. tB% 58% 58% - %
39 6% Manh Rv m g.... H,% 10 10 — %
61 25 Manh R gtd (7). .0 30 30 -2%
24% 9% Mar Midi (1.20).. 11 10% 11
39 15% May Dept St (2% 17% 17% 17%+ %
16% 5 Mid Cont Pet.... 6 5% 6
31% 7 Midi Stl Prod (8). 8% 8% 8%- %
26% 3% Mo Kan AT.... 7% 6% 6%- %
85 10% MKT pf A (7).. 18% 18% 18%
21% 7% Mohawk Carpet... 9 9 9
42% 5% Missouri Pac 9% 9 9
107 12 Mo Pac pf (5).... :0% 19% 20%+ 1%
29% 6% Montgy Ward.... 9% 9 9 — %
47% 15 Motor Prods (2)... 24% 24% 24%+ %
19% 5 Motor Wheel (1).. 5% 5% t%+ %
36% 7% Mullins Mfg 12% 11% 12%+ 1%
18% b Murray Corp 6% 6% 6% + %
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40% 15 Nash Motors (4).. 17% 17%' 17%+ %
83% 36% Nat Biscuit (2.80) 41% 41% 41%+ %
39% 7% Nat Cash R A... 10 9 10
50% 20 Nat Dair Pr (2.60). 23% 23% 23%- %
36% 16 Nat Distillers (2). 20 19% 20 + %
44% 10% Nat Pr ALt (1).. 14% 14% 14%- %
58 18% Nat Steel (2) 11% 21% 21% - %
76% ID Nat Sure Co (2)... 14% 14% 14%
14% 4% Nevada Con (.80)). 6 5% 5%- %
2+ 2% Newton Steel 3% 3% 3%- 4
132% 24% N 1 Cent 4) 33% 32%' 32% - %
88 2% NYC & St L... 9% 9 9 r %
94 5 NYC4St L 6 pf 10% 10 10%+ 1%
94% 17 NY NH 4 H (4).. 26% 25% 25%
119% 52 NY NH 4H pf (7) 75 75 75
12% 1 NY Investors.... 1% 1% 1%
13% 5% NY Ont & W.... 8% 8% B%+ %
29% 10 Noranda Mines.. 14 13% IH%+ %
217 106% Norfolk 4 W (10).. 124% 124 1.4 -1
90% 26 Nor Amer (10%b! 34% 33% 33%+ %
11 2% Nor Am Aviat... 4 3% 3%- %
60% 14% Northern Pac (3). 22% 21% 21% - %
O
19% 5 Ohio Oil 6% 6 6 - 4
58% 16% Otis Elev (2%)... 21 • 21% 2)%- %
16% 3% Otis 5tee1......... 4% 4% 4%+ %
P '
54% 29% Pacific Gas AE (2 ;4% 34% 34% - %'
69% 35 Pacific Light (3). 39% 39% 39%+ %
11% 3% Pack Motor (.40). 5% 5 5% ,
36% 19 Pan Am B (80)... 19 19 19
t>o% Paramount (2%).. 11 10% 10%'— %
,2% % Pathe Exch % % %+ %
8% 1% Pathe Ex A 2% 2% 2%
46% 22 Penick &Fd (1).. 17 27 ’.7
44% 26% Penney J C (2.40' 28% 28% 28%- %
64 16% Penn R R (8).... 21% 2X% 21%+ %
JSO 106% Peoples Gas (8).. 116% 116% 116%%
10% 2% Petroleum Cor (1). 4% 4% 4%+ %
25% b% Phelps Dodge.... 8% 8 8
12%' 2% Phila RCA 1... 3% 3% 3%+ % ■
16% 3% Phillips Petrol.... 5% b 5
1% % Pierce Oil % % %
3% % Pierce Petrol IJ< 1)* Yf+ %
37 19% Pillsbury Fl (2).. 22 22 22 - %
27 1 2 Porto Ric Tob... 4% 44 4!s+ %
26% 5% Prairie Pipe L... 7% 7% 7%
71% 36% Proc 4 Gam (2.40) 41% 41% 41%- %
56% 49X Pub SN J (3.40). 55% 54% 55%+ % '
58% 15% Pullman Inc (4).. 21% 21 21
11% 3% Pure Oil 4% 4% 4% •
55% 10% Puritv Bak (3)... 13% 1?% 13%+ % i
r ;
27% .5% Radio Corp 8% 7% B%+ 1% ]
Th» National Dail v
Pre» »»!—»» Nam . . Bd Nat
High Low Dividend Rate Low 12:4S Ch’<e
60 9% Radj o P f b (5)... 18% 14% 18%+ 3%
6% 2% Radio Keith Orp.. 6% 6 6%* %
97% 30 Reading (4). ...... 37 37 37 + %
19% 1% Reming Rand.... 2% 2% 2%+ %
10% 2% Reo Mot (.40),... 3% 3% 3%
-5% 4 1 * Republic Steel.... 5% s‘j 5%— %
22% 7 R e y n Metal (1%). f% 8% 8%- %
«% 32% Rey n Tob B (2).. 36% 35% »6%+ %
6 % % Richfield Oil % % %
13 Royal DNY (2.28) 15% 15% 1% + %
S
69% 38% Safeway Stor (5). 44% 44%' 44!,'
62% 3 St DSan Fra.... 5% 5 s%'+ %
76 4% St L4SF of (6)4. 7% 7% 7%+ %
33% 5 st L South W... 8 8 8
% Seaboard Air L.. % % %+• %
20% 5% Seab Oil (.40),.,. 8% 8% 8%- %
63% 29% s M r« Roeb (2%).. 3i% 33 - 33%' <- %
11% 3% Servel 5 4% 4%
29% 8% Shatt F G (1).... f% i% 9%
10% 2% Shell Union Oil.. 3% 5% 3% + %
78 15 Shell Un Oil of.. 19 19 19 - %
15% 4% Sinclair Oil 64' 6 6%+ %
*% % Snider Packing... % % %- %
21 8% Socony Vac d. 60). 10% 10 10%+ %
17% 6% So Porto R Su... 7% 7% 7%
109%' 25% south Pacific (4).. 34% 33% 34%+ 1%
65% 6% Southern Ry I’% U 12 + %
83 10 Sou Rwv pf (5)... 17% 17 17%+ %
20% 10% Stand Brands (1.20) 13% 13 13 + %
88z 3 s 25% Stand Gas (8m... 30% 30 30
51% 23% Std Oil of Cal (2%) 24% 24% 14% I %
52%' 25% std Oil NJ (la).. ;8% 28% :8%- 1
5% % Sterling Secur... 1% 1% I%— %
54% 9% stone 4 Webst (2) 10% 10% 10% - 4
T
36% 9% Texas Corp (2)... 12% ! % 12%
55% 19% Tex Gulf Su (3).. 24 24 24 + %
6% 1% Tex Pac C 40.... 2% 2% 24'- 4
17% 4% Tex Pac L Tn... 5% 5% 5% - %'
23 5% The Fair (2.40)... 76% 7 + i
9 1% Thermoid C 0..... 3 2% 3 +1
15%' 5% Third Avenue.... 11% 10% 11%+ 1%
59 16% Timken Roller (2) 21% 20% 20%- %
4% 1% Tobac Prod 3% 34 3‘*+ 4
18 2 Transamer Corp. 3% 34 34— 4
11% 2 Tri Contin Corp.. 3% 3%' i%+ 4
U
75% 13% Underwd El (4%). 17 17 17
72 27% Union Car (2.60).. 32 31% 32 + %
26% 11 Union Oil Cal (2). 13% 13% 13%+ %
315% 65 Union Pac (10)... 8; 80 82 +l%
38% 9% United Air 4 T... 12 11% 12 + %
61% 40 Un Air 4T pf (3) 44 44 44 + %
41% 13 United Bisc (2)... 23% 23% i3%+ 1%
2’8% 6‘* United Carbon.... li 10% 11 + %
7% 1% United Cigar 1% 1% 1%- •*
31%' 7% Unit Corp Del (% 9% 9% 9%+ %
WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE
SALES
Peoples Drug Store, pfd., 5@
BO'/2, 5&80*/2-
Capital Traction Co., $500@60.
Capital Traction Co., 10@20.
Washington Gas 6s B, SI,OOO
@103*4.
Washington Gas ss, $2,500 @
100%.
Public Utility Bond* I Bld I A*k~
Amer Tel & Tel 4'je |lO5 I
Amer Tel & Tel ctl tr 55.... 1103 I
Anacostia & Pot HR 5s I 58 I 82
Ana A l*ot <lual 5s I 88 I »6
C A P Tel of Va s*s 1100 I
Cap Traction R R 5s I 5814! 63
City & Suburban 5s I 56 58
Geuraetown Gas Ist as 1100 i
Potomac Elec <10..s 5%....1100 110114
Potomac Elec 6s 1104
Wash Alex X- Mi V Ctr....l 2 I
Washington Gas 4 H 5........ I 96’41 98
Washington Gas 5s (toil 1100 >,j
Wash Gas 6s series A lIVH 1100%
Wash Gas 6k series B 1103141
Wash Ry & Elec 4s i 78 I 79
Miscellaneous Bonds I I
Barber & Ross Inc b’.ia I 65 I
Chevy Chose Club 514 s I 99 lIOOU
Col Country Club sVis 1100 1103
WIN PRICE
RATIOS SEEN
Although steadily maintaining
that drastic declines in prices,
painful to debtors, were part of
the age-old trend of easier living
and falling prices, the Alexander
Hamilton Institute has failed to
be impressed by the fact that the
decline virtually stopped last
June after a 30-polnt drop in two
years.
During the depression of 1921
this slowing up was a signal for
recovery. Instead of pointing to
a parallel, however, the Institute
has been calling attention to the
extraordinary discrepancy be
tween raw commodity prices and
finished goods prices (Wholesale,
no. retail), the raw commidity in
dex being 17 per cent the lower,
a situation crippling the purchas
ing power of farmers and other
producers of raw commodities.
Now, for the first time, the dis
crepancy has narrowed. Novem
ber prices, the latest available,
for finished goods, shows a tend
ency for the indexes to draw to
gether, raw commodities rising,
finished goods falling.
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK
CHICAGO. Jan. 12 (1.N.5.).— Hogs—
-20,000; 10c higher. Top, 64.40; bulk.
13.7604.36; heavy, 13.8504.10; medium,
84.2004.40; light, 24.2004.35; light
light*. 2404.30; packing wwi, 53.150
3.50; pigs. 23.7504.15; holdovers, 5,000.
Cattle—7,soo: steady. Calves, 2,000;
steady. Beet steers, good and choice,
28011; common and medium, 24.5008;
yearlings. 26 ©10.50. Butcher cattle,
heifer*. 2407.50; cow*. 2305.50; bulls.
23.5005.50; calves, 85.6008; feeder
steers 2406; Stocker steers. 23.500
5.75; stocker cows and heifers. 23@4.
Sheep—l6.ooo, steady. Lambs. 25.25
©6.25; common. 23.5004.50; yearlings.
2404.75; ewes, 21@2.75; feeders. 24.25©
4.75.
COARSE YARN ACTIVE
NEW YORK, Jan. 12 (I.N.S.).—The
coarse yarn cloths market was again
active today, with the entire range of
active print clothe showing advances in
prices. with substantia! sales being
booked. Contracts in a number of
instances Were for as far ahead as
u ne ‘ was g en ®r*Hy agreed that
the yardage sold since Saturday morn
ing was in excess of all fast week’s
Activity. while confined
i sis y print cloths and broad-
cloths. a Inn spread in som* degree to
sheetings |nd to heavy goods.
TUESDAY—JANUARY 12—1932
| Bid I Ask
W M Cold Storage 55...*,.*j 94 j
Public Utility btucks I I
•Amer Tel & Tel .....1118 j
Capital Traction Co I 19 • 20
Wash Gas Lt Co I H 4 I
N & W Steamboat . 1160 1210
Pot Elec Fewer 6s Dfd 1110 I
Pot Elec i’wr 5M»s ufd Il*»3 1105
Wash Ry & Ei com 300 i
Wash Ky & El pfd (
National Bank Stocks Min t Ask
Capital |l‘4b |2i>o
Columbia |375 |42b
Commercial (stamped) |lB3 |2OO
District 11 5 * 6 I2IU
Fed Amer Ntl Bk & Tr...i 42% |
Liberty |l9O 210
Lincoln |4VO |440
Metropolitan |27b *3lO
Riggs |3oo (360
Second Il9b
Washington t IBO 220
Tru*t Company Stocks I I _
Amer Sec & Tr Co |299 31b
Nat’l Sav & Tr |3 < b ,400
Prince Georges Bk & Tr...1 28 | 40
•Union Trust jl9l |220
Wash Loan & Tr. . . ....... 4QQ 44U
Savings Bank Stocks | I
Bank ot Bethesda I 53 b 0
Com & Savings 326
East Washington 20 3b
Pot Savings Bank 155 75
FOREIGN EXCHANGE”
(Demand I Cable
Great Britain sterl..l 123.41
France, franc I ! 0392
Belgium, belga I I .1389
Switzerland, franc...! .1947 •
Italy. lira I I .0506
Sweden, krone ! I .1905
Norway, krone 1... i .1860
Denmark, krone ' I 1875
Germany, mark I I .2370
Greece, drach ( t .0129
Spain, peseta 1.. I 0844
Holland, florin I I .4016
Austria, schlll I I .1400
Poland, zloty 1... I .1130
Hungary, pengo I I .1750
Finland, mark I I .0155
Jugoslavia, dinar I .....I .0178
Czechoslav, cr0wn....!... | .0296%
Rumania, leu I I .0059*4
Far East I I
Shanghai, tael I .3325 I .3338
Hongkong, d011ar....! .2513 I .2526
Bombay, rupee I .2588 | .2598
Yokohoma, yen I .3600 I .3610
South America I I
Rio de Janeiro, mils..l .0635 I .0635
Bueno* Aire* peso...! .2588 I .2588
Uruguay, dol ! .4500 .4500
Peru, soles de 0r0....| .2800 I .2800
Chili, peso | .1215 ! .1215
Canada
New York funds in Montreal 2157.50
premium at 21.000.
Montreal funds in New York 2157.50
discount at 21,000.
grudTaverage
UNCHANGED
The average price for crude
petroleum at 10 representative
producing fields was unchanged
last week from the preceding
week at 87.6 cents per barrel.
The average at this time a year
ago was $1.24% per barrel, ac
cording to the Oil, Paint and
Drug Reporter.
Gasoline at four representative
refining centers was higher last
week at 4.06 cents per gallon,
compared with 4 cents per gal
lon a week ago. The average
at refineries a year ago was 5.31
cents per gallon. The average
price at service stations in 10
representative markets was slight
ly higher last week at 15.73
cents per gallon, compared with
15.72 cents per gallon in the
preceding week. The average at
thie time a year ago was 17.83
cents per gallon.
Domestic crude oil production
in the United States from Janu
ary 1 to January 9, according
to the above authority, was 19.-
946.000 barrels, compared with
18.853,000 barrels in th© corres
ponding period of 1930.
Pr*v 1621—32 Nam* and Nat
High Low Dividend Rata High Low 12:46 Ch’ge
521< 261 K Unit Co Del of (3' 37 37 37 + !a
67% 17% United Fruit 24% £4 ;4% + 1%
37% 15% Un Gas Imo 1.20' 19%' 19% 19% *- %
31%' 9V Un Pc Dyew 12).. 'lO% 10% 10%- %
12% 1% US & For Sec... 2% <% -% - %
90 42 US & F Sec of (61 50 48 60+6
10% 1% U S Leather..,.. i% 2% 2%- %
15% 3% U S Leather A... 4% 4% 4%- %
37%, 10 U S Pipe & F (2). 11% 11% 11% - %
36% 5% U S Realty (11.... 6% 6% 6%'f %
20% 3% U S Rubber 4% 4% 4%
36% 6% U S Rub pf . 9% 9% 9%- %
25% 12% U S Smelt (1).... 16% 16% 16% + %
152% 35% U S Steel 14) 43% 42% 4’jJ+- %
71% 58% U S Tob (4.40)... 61 61 61
9% 1% Unit Stores 2% 2% 2%
52 20 Un Stores pf (4).. 35 35 35
57% 24 Univ Pic pf (81... 41 41 41 + 3
31 7% Util P& L A (2). f% 9% 9%
V
76%' 11 Vanadium ........ 14% 14% 14%+• %
71% 20% Vulcan Defin <4l. 29% 29 29 - %
W
26 % Wabash 1% 1% 1%
51 1% Wabash of A.... i% 1% 2%+ %
27% 11% Waldorf Sys (1%) 15% 15% 15%- %
57% 24 Ward Bak Os (7). 36 ;6 36 +1
20% 2% Warner Picts 4 3% 4 + %
46% 3% Warren Bros t% 5% b% + %
49% 12% Warren Bcv of.. 15 15 15
26% 12 Wesson O&S (2).. 15 15 15
44% 9 W Dairy p A.... 11% 11% 11%- %
19% 4% W Maryland 76% 7 + %
13% 3 West Pae pf 6 5% 5%- %
150% 33 West Union (6).. 41% 3% 41%+ 1%
36% 11 West Air Br (2).. 15 15 15 - %
107% 19% West E& M (3%) 26% 15 .5 - %
40 7% Westvaco Chi <2l 9% 9% 9%r %
10%' 1 White Sew M.... % %- %
9% 2% Wilcox Oil & G... 3% 3% 3%
8 1% Willys Overld i% 1% 2%
56% 14% Willys Ov pf 18% 18% 18%+ 1%
3% % Wilson & Co % % %
10% 1% Wilson &Co A.. 1% 2% 2%- %
51%' 15 Wilson & Co pf.. 21% 21%
72% 35 Woolworth (2.40). 41% 41 . 41 + %*
106% 15% Worth Pump 19% 19% 19% - %
80% 46 Wrigley (4) 54 54 54 + %
Y
15% 3 Yellow Trk B 4% 4% 4%+ %
76 17 Yel Truck pfd... 24 24 24 + 3%
Z
5% % Zenith Radio 1% 1% I%i- %
14 6% Zuiute Prdta Hi... 8 8 8 — %
<a> Optional atock or caah. <b) Partly axtra. (c> Extra
•took aud cash. <d) Exira in atock. <*> Including arreara.
(f 1 J-(Otlia of a ahara in stock. <g> Baid thia year
(AAI 10% In atock. (ww) With warranto. <xw) Without
warranto. <•! Ex-dlvklend. .( + > Ex-righta
Dividend rate m dollara In parent neaea.
Kear’e high and low pncea ar* carried to pr«vloua cloae.
I Mln.j Ask
Sec Sav & Com Bk |43t> .ouo
Seventh Street |2BO |
United States |o3o ,630
Wash Mechanics | SO j 60
Eire insurance Btocka~ I |
American 1275 |... .*.
Corcoran 160 . .. .
Firemen’s | so , 40
National Union , 1A *a I 16
Title Insurance Stock* I |
Columbia | 7
Real Estate ~. . 1145 1160
Miscellaneous Stock* 1 _ I
Barber & Ross Inc. c0m....1 I 8
Col Medical Bldg Corn 65...1 90 1105
D C Paper Mfr pfd ( 5
Diet Natl Sec pfd. .. . I 63 I 75
Enter Brtmo-Selz A .. 1 24 I 28
-Federal Storage pfd (100 jllo
t’ed-Am Co com | IB*4| 22
Fcd-Am Co pfd 89 i 93
Lanaton Monotype 64 I 65
Mer Tr Stge com 95 102
Mer Tr A Stre pfd 1 86 1 89
Mergenthaler Lino 52 j st
•Natl Mtge A Inv pfd 314 4
Peoples Drug S pfd : 79 »1
Real Est M & G pfd I 5 6
security storage 10i> p 1
Ter Ref & wh Corp ' 42 I 50
The Carpel Corp j 14191 16
W Meeh Mtge com BHI
Wash Med Bldg Corp 90 !105
''dwd & Lothrop com I 29'4! -31
vvdw.l & Lothrop pfd jlor (112
MLWSEARN
WL PERCENT
With a net operating income
of $509,502,961, class 1 railroads
earned at the annual rate of 2.02
per cent during the first 11 months
of 1931, the Bureau of Railway
Economics announces.
This compares with 3.38 per
cent for the corresponding period
of 1930, when the total was $835.-
852,137
Operating Revenues
Gross operating revenues to
taled $3,948,639,835, a decrease of
20.5 per cent, while operating ex
penses were $3,024,526,027. a de
crease of 17.8 per cent.
For November alone the roads
had a net operating income of
$37,064,372, or at an annual rate
of 1.68 per cent. This com
pared with 2.88 per cent in No
vember 1930.
East Leads Nation
For the 11 months, Eastern dis
trict roads made the best show
ing, with 2.27 per cent, as com
pared with 3.78 per cent in 1930.
In the Southern district, earn
ings were at the rate of 1.34, com
ared with 2.63 in 1930. and in
the Western district, 1.95 per cent
as compared with 3.16 per cent.
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COTTON PRICES
ARE BUOYEO
HIGHER
NEW YORK, Jan. 12 (I.N.S ).
The cotton market displayed a
more buoyant tone today, with
the list showing strength and
quietly extending its improvement.
Trading was fairly active, with
an increased volume of price
fixing orders in evidence, largely
from the domestic and foreign
cotton trade.
Figures of the Association of
Cotton Textile Merchants on De
cember operations were somewhat
more unfavorable than had been
anticipated, although curtailment
in December decreased the weekly
rate of production 12 per cent
from the rate in November.
Near noon January was up 6
at $6.45; March up 6 at $6.56;
May up 7 at $6.73; July up 5 at
$6.90, and October up 4 at $7.13,
Firm Curb Market
Undertone Is Shown
NEW YORK, Jan. 12 (1.N.5.),
Curb stocks maintained a firm
undertone today, with a continua
tion of speculative demand in
the leaders influencing further
moderate gains in most sections
of the market. ,
Utilities were fractionally higher
on the average. Oils were dull.
Investment trusts reflected quiet
demand.
Aluminum was an early fu
ture in the specialty list.
jHigh| Low Last
Aero Sunnlv A I 5Ai!
Airrs worth Mfg 5\ 5V.> 5*4
Allied Mills
Alum Co of Am 57 56 56
Am Capital 8........ I ’■>
Am Cities Pwr B 2 1 ; 2*4 2’4
Am Comnw A % V.> H
Am Comnvv 8..1 Vj i, 2
Am Founders I 111 1
Am Gas <fe El 37 36 37
Am Light & T 20 *6 i 20%’ 20U
Am Maracaibo 4*l
Am Superpwr 4 4 1 / »! 4*4
Ark Pwr & Lt pfd..
Assoc Gas & E A i 4 1 4 1
Atlas Ut'l ' 6 5%< 0%
Auto Vot 11 1
Auto Vot pr nt I 6% 5% 5*4
Brazil Trac 10 10 .10
Cana Marconi...* 1 l 1 »l I*4
Carrier Corp 1 10 1 9 !»14
Cent Pub SBd A I 2 2 2
Cent Sta El 2 m 2V6 2’4
C’ties Serv ' 6 m 614
Cities S r&L Gnf.... 461,:
Cleveland Fl Ilium . 27 27 I 27
Colon Oil I •% I
Colum Oil & Gas. vtc. . ml lv,|
Comm Edison Rt& ...I 1 6 « 1 I*4
Comnwl & S war....' ! ®4
Communitv Water .... t 1 I
Conn Lt & Pwr 6LjS. 9999 m 99
Cons Gas Balt
Cons Gas Bali Seller 61 61 I 61
Cord Corn I 7% t 7 tyl 7 <
Creole Petrol 1 "4' 11 1 '«i
Crown Cent Pet. I *4
Cuneo Press 117 17 I 17
Cusi Mex I
Darby Petrol I 2 2 2
Dayton Air En ! 'i' '4l x 4
Rad I I l i I IL I’4
Dubilier Corn! I ml IL 194
Durant ‘ 7 4 i 7 4 7y »'
East Ut Aeso I 20m 20M)
East Ut Assoc C.... 3 L 3M.1 3'4
Eisler Elect 1 2L* 2'4 2H
Elec B & S I 11V 11L 11*4
Elec B&S cum nf... 50 I 50 ! 50
Et Pwr&Lt OL war..l SU; SMI
Fairchild Ave A I 11 1
Ford Motor Ltd ....I 6 5% I
Fox Theater A J 1 I 1 I IM$
Gen Aviation 3'4* 3'4 3*4
Gen Elect Ltd I 7 I 77
Gen G & E cv Pf 8.l 22 1 22 22
Gen Theater cv nf.... IL 1 ]
Globe Und Ex 4 L 4 L 494
Goldina Sachs Tr I 3 2% 3
Gulf Oil ’• SOL 30 L 30 94
Hachrn’ster Lind 13 L 13
Hudson Bay 2L -’L 2 %
Humble Oil 4 4 7 -g 4 4'4, 41
Imperial Oil Cau new. | KL 7'4
Imp Tob Gr Bril 13'6 13 L
Indian Terr Oil A I 4’■> 4V- 4'4
Ind Pipe Line 6%i 6% 6’4
Insull Ut Inv I s\. 594
Ins of N A ' 30’si 30 Vs, 30 Vg
internat Pet 9’s 9 1 9H
Int Utilities B IL 1%1 1%
Lake Shore Mines j 24Vs 24’si 24Vg
Lone Star G 8% B'4' B'4
Mead Johnson I 45 Li 45 L' 45 94
Middle W Util I 6LI 6'61 6*4
Misouri K Pipe L 1 2Li 2L. 294
Nat Amer 1 IL; IL' I’4
Nat Pwr ft Lt pf 69 69 i 69
Nat Steel ws 1L i 1% 194
N Y Tel pf 'll2 112 1112
New mon t Min 13% 13% 13%
New Process 3V6 3 3'6
Niag & Huds Pow ..I 6% I' 69s fi 9g
Niagara Share of Md . . 3 3
Nor Sta Pow A . ...| 77'4 77’ji 77'4
Nor SPA cum pf. . 85 a i 85L 1 85 5 4
Ohio Copper 1 LI LI 94
Oilstocks Lt A I 1
Pacific W Oil ./ I 6 I SLI
Pandem Oil I Ll LI 94
Paramt Mot I 3LI 3L 39a
Penn P & L $7 pf ..I 97 I 97 I 97
Pennroad vtc I 3 | 2%l 3
Penn Water i 50 I 50 ! 50
Pepperell Mfg I 32 I 32 I 32
Pilot Radio A I 3 I 8. I 3
Pioneer Gold ...I 3 I 3 I 3
Pub Svc of No 11l rts..l 2LI 2'41 2L’
Pub Util Hold xw ....I LI L ! 94
Reliance Manag ....I 1%1 IL! IL
Republic Gas ! Li L' 94
Roan Antelope I 5Li SLI 594
St Regis Pap I 4'41 4 I 4
Seaboard Util I I'4' I'4 19<
Segal Lock 2 I 2 2
Singer Mfg 1133 1133 ! 133
Smith A O i 43 L 43 %( 43 L’
Southn Union Gas .... I'4 IL 194,
Southland Royalty I 3LI 3 L 3 ’4
Stand Oil of Ind | 15 7 4| 15 94 15 7 4
Stand OH of Ky I 13L 13L 13%,
Starrett Corp I 941 L 3 4
Sun Investing IL 1’» I ’4
Swift & Co new 18 94 18 L 18%
Swan Finch Oil pfd •.. • I 15 I 15 15
Trans Lux 1 7 4 1% 1 7 4’
Tri Utilities I L Ll L
Tung S L I 5’i 1 594 5'4
Union Amer Util ! 11
United Corp war I 3*4 I 394 3L’
United Found Corp 2'4 294 2'4
United Gas new ' 2 ' 2'4 2L
United Gas new war.. L %! 8 4
United Gas pf 5394! 52% 53L
United L& P A I 714 | 7 L 7'4
United L & P cv pf. . . 51L I 50 L 50L
U S Electric 1 IL’ ■IL 1%
Utilities P& L n..*...| 2LI 2'4 2’4
Util & Ind ... I 2L 2'41 295
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