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MARKET BREAKS
SHARPLY OVER
WIDE LIST
By LESLIE GOULD
NEW YORK. March 26 (1.N.5.).
The stock market fell back sharp
ly in today’s abbreviated session,
with extreme weakness in rails
and utilities enhancing unsettle
ment all along the line.
Atchison. Union Pacific, South
ern Pacific, and Pennsylvania
were under heavy pressure in the
carrier list, most of these issues
falling to record bear market
bottoms.
Utility Stocks Sink
American Telephone, North
American, and Standard Gas and
Electric experienced bad sinking
spells in the utility section.
U. S. Steel, Allied Chemical,
and American Can were leaders
of the decline in the industrial
list.
General Motors hit an all time
low in the motor list, with Auburn
sagging sympathetically.
Anaconda and Kennecott estab
lished new bottoms in the copper
group. Kreuger and Toll issues
were again weak, with the com
mon certificates breaking under
Paramount was weak in the
amusements. Oils were moderate
ly depressed.
Turnover Heavier
Kreuger & Toll and Interna
tional Match went to record lows,
the former going under $1 a share,
and their bonds were extremely
weak.
Bonds and commodities were
lower.
Turnover for the day approxi
mated 1.000,000 shares, consider
ably in excess of several recent
five-hour sessions.
Electric Output
Decreases Shown
Production of electricity in the
United States for the week ended
March 19, was 1,537,747,000 kilo-
W’att hours, according to the Na
tional Electric Light Association.
The Atlantic seaboard shows a
decrease of 3 2 per cent from
the corresponding week last year,
and New England alone, 4.6 per
cent less.
The central industrial region
registers a drop of 12.4 per cent
and the Chicago district alone
8.9 per cent.
The Pacific Coast shows a de
cine of 14.2 per cent.
CURB MARKET
V
Allegheny Gas I 3 | 3*4| 3*4
Alum Co of Amer ...J 44*,£! 42 I 42
Alum Co of Am
Alum Gds Mnfg I 10 I 10 10
Alum Lt | 19 I 18% | IS %
Am Cigar 1140 140 140
Am Cities Pwr A I 25%| 25*41 25%
Am Cities Pwr B ] 2*4 2% I 2%
Am Cyanam B I 4%| 4 i 4
Am Dpt St Ist pf....' 10 10 10
Am F Pw ww 2*4 I 2’41 2’4
Am Founders I %l % %
Am Gas & El I 29% I 28% I 28%
Amer Maize ' 12% I 12% I 12%
Am Maracaibo I %l %l %
Am Superpower I 3% I 2% I 2%
Am Superpowr 1 pfd..l 62%| 62 I 62
Appaiiac Gas j 5-16 j 5-161 5-16
Ark Natl Gas I I%| 1%1 1%
Ark Natl Gas A I 1%1 1%1 1%
Assoc Gas & Elec.... I 3%; 3%| 3%
Asso Gas & El ct ....I 33% I 32*4 I 33%
Assoc Gas * E A.... I 2% I 2%i 2%
Asso Tel Util 3% 3% I 3%
Atlas Utll 6%! 5%! 6
Atlas Util pf A 36 I 35% 36
Bell Tel of t’an 95’4’ 93 I 93
Bell Tel Pa 6%s pf... 1110% |llO% 1110%
Benef Ind Loan I 9% I 9 1 9
Bickfords Inc 9 1 9 9
Blue Ridge cv pf 25% I 25% I 25%
Buckeye Pipe 31 I 31 I 31
Buff N & E P pf 21 %! 21% I 21%
Bulova Watch pf 6%| 6%! 6%
Burma Corp 1%! 1% 1%
Cable Radio Tube % %
Cana Marconi 1 I%' 11
Carrier Corp 6 6 6
Celanese of Am 7s pf. i 24 *4l 24% 24’4
Cent Pub Svc Del I % %
Cent Pub S Md A I 11 1
Cent Sta El I 1% 1% 1%
Chain Stores Stks 1 5%‘ 5% I 5%
Cities Serv 1 5%| 5%| 5%
Cities Serv pf I 50% 49% I 49%
Cities S P & L 7s pf. . .1 52 %| 52% I 52%
Cleveland El Ilium. .. 28 | 28 i 2S
Coluin G & E cv pf. . 86% 86 86
Colum Oil St Gas vtc.. 1% 11
Com Edison 82% 81 I 81%
Comstock Tunnel % % | %
Cont Shrs cv pf j 1*; j% | i %
Coon WB I 4% 4% 4%
Cooper B pf A 6%| 6%| 6%
Cord Corp 4 4 4
Corroon & Rey 1%: I%|
Co&den Oil % j % | %
Deere & Co 6% 6%! 6%
Duquesne Gas % I % | %
Durant % % ’4
Duval Sulphur %' %l %
El Pw&Lt op war.... I 3% I 3% I 3 %
Employers Reins | 18 % | 18% I 18%
Ford Motor Ltd I 4% 4% I 4%
Ford of Can A I 14 %| 13% 14%
Glen Alden Coal | 10%' 10*41 10%
Globe Und Ex i 4%| 4% I 4%
Gt A&P T Ist pf 1117 1117 1117
Gulf Oil ....I 331+1 30%|
Hecla Mining I 3%| 3 >4l 3%
Hollinger Mines 1% 4%| 4%
Horn & Hardart I 25 I 25 | 25
Hudson Bay | 2 I%| 1%
Humble Oil .. | 45 I
Ins of N A I 37?4| 37V.1 37’4
Jonas A- Nmh pf ...,| 2’A| 214| 214
Lake Shore Mines ...I 26% I 25 % I 26%
Magdaleno S | 1-lfil 1 -i6l 1-16
Margay Oil | 5 I 5 | 5
Mayflower Assoc ....I 24 U I 24’41 24’4
Middle W Util | I%| m| jtz
Midland St Prod new! 5’4 I 5141 514
Missouri K Pipe L ...I ’4| ■% | s-
Nat Rubber M I 3%| 314[ 3.14
Nat Union Radic . ...| %| 44 | v
New Eng Power pt . I 50 I 49’', I 4914
New Jersey Zinc 1 24’A! 24141 24V.
Nias A- Hudson Power.l 6 I 5%| 574
Niag Huds Pwr A war! 141 U| 14
Niagara Share of Md..l 2'41 2 I 214
No European Oil I | 1,1 14
North States Pwr A..1 72’+ 72141 7214
North St Pwr A cum pf! 90 I 99 I 90
Pan Amer Airway... ! 15 I 15 j 15
Parker Rust Pr I 42 I 42 42
Phoenix Sec I HI 111 H
Phoenix Sec pf 10M.I
Prudential Inv I 4\ I 4 44! 4%.
Pub Svc No 111 100 par 79141 76V.1 76'',
Radio Prod I 2Nd 2-V«l 2 +
Reiter Foster I 141 'A! ’4
Richfield Oil ' Nd Nd N,
Richman Bros I 26'4 I 26 Nd 26’4
Salt Creek Pro I 3%l 3%l 3’4
Seaboard Util j ’4l ’4l ’4
Sec Allied Corp ! 6UI 614 6V.
Seeman Bros I 27 I 25’4’ 25*2
Shenandoah I 1111
Singer Mfg '125 1125 '125
Sou Union Gas I INI INI IN
Southland Royalty ...I 3Nd 3Nd 3N
jst Oil of Ind ! 15V 15141 1514
St Oil of Ky 13N 12’4 1 13’4
Starrett pfd IN INI IN
Technicolor I’4l 1%1 I’4
Teck Hughes C. 4 I 1 4
Texon Oil & L.a 6 -. N 6
Tung S L pfd 18N. 1»S IS%
Union Amer Util .... 1 ' 1 1 1
United I. * P A.. 4N 4 , 4
United Stores v ; N % N
United Verde Ext 314 3*41 314
Utility Eoulty ...' IN IN. IN.
utmt’s p * i I 1V: in iv,
Waitt * Bond A 114 V'l4, 10%
Walgreen Co 1J 1« 1"
Wright Harg Mines....l 2U! 2'41 2’4
CLOSING QUOTATIONS ON NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Pre». 1032 Name end *{•*
High Low Dividend Rate High Low Close Ch ge
—A—
-3% Adams Express.. ♦*-< 4'4 <?•» -
3'4 2% Advance Rumely. 3?4 3U 3/4
46 Air Reduc - 2;\
16% Ills Alaska Jun (%).. I*9* 14 14,'t, - X
3Ja I'4 Alleghany Corp... 1? 4 . 1?4
87’4 GM' Allied Chein (6). 7i 735» 71*4
18% 10*44 Allis Chaim (**•-. 10H lOW 10*4
IBJ2 I2M Am Hank Note.. 135£ 13% i3>s
73Jk t4‘x Am Can (sb) £4,'4 F2,*4 F2? 4 2*<
11 6‘/i Am Com Alcohol. 9L 9!4" Ji
9?4 4Jo Am & For Power. 4 r, t 4*4 4Ji- ?h
51% 41>s Am Hom Pr (4.20) 46^ 8 46’4 46J4 • Ji
21% 12 Am Ice (2) 19 ~
BJi 5 Am International. 6?h 6*4 f.% " ’’
22*< I7‘o Am Ma & F (1.40) 18’ 4 18 18** -Jo
6;<s' 3*4 Am Metal 3Js 3Js 3J 8 4- Ji
16% 12Ji Am P& Lt (id).. 13*4 >2Ji~ 1
B*4 6 Am Radiat (.40).. 6'4 6 6 - ’o
13 7% Am Rolline Mills 9?o 9J4 - 3 b
18% 12 ; M Am Smelt & R (*,i) >2Ji IlJi IIJ4- 1
34% Am Snuff i3%bi. 33% 33 33
137% 107% Am Tel & Tel (9) 111% Hi% H'%- 4Ji
86% 65 Am Tob (5) 78 76% 76% -1%
89% 66Ji Am Tob B (6b).. 79’4 77% 78-3
27J0 18’4 Am Woolen pt... -3h 22 22%
12% 8 Anaconda 8% 7% 8 — Jo
17J4 13 Anchor Cap (2.40) 15 14% 14% - J 4
44 3-’ Arm Del pf (7)... 39}2 39J4 39J-4
2 1 Arm 11l A 1% 1% 1% “ %
1% 4’ Arm 11l B % % %- %
14J-4 6% Arm 111 pt 11% U H - %
8% 4% Asso Dry Gds.... 4% 4% 4%
84 71 Atchison (6) 71% 69 69% -3%
12% 8% Atl Refining (1). 11% 11% HJs - %
151% 82 Auburn Auto (4d) 85*t 81% 82 —3%
334 2J4 Aviation Del 3 2% 2%
—B—
-BJ4 4% Baldwin Loco f}4 6 6
21% 12% Balt & Ohio 14% 14 14 - %
41’4 IBJ4 Balt &Oh pf (4). . 20% 20,% 20%
6Js 4 Barnsdall A 4J-j 4‘4 4% - %
4334 43JA Beatrice Crem <4). 34 34 34 — %
18% 10% Bendix Aviat (D- 10,’2 8% >0 — ’2
24% 1934 Best &Co (2).... 193 s lS4a 1932- %
24% 15% Beth Steel 18 16% 17% -1 %
74 43,% Beth St pf (7).... 8032 4934 49« T - %
4334 34% Borden (3) 38% 37J's -8% — %
1234 9 Borg Warner (1). 9% 934 -%
U% 7% Briggs Mfg (1).. 9 W 8 9
5Q?4 3034 Bklyn Man Tr (4) 46% 45% 46 + J 8
8934 7234 Bklyn Un Gas (5). 83 82,% 82% — > 8
2% 1?4 Budd Ed G Mfg.. 1% 1% •% - 'b
33* 2% Bulova Watch... 2% 2% 2%
12% 9% Burough Ad (2*4) 10% IG’ j 1034- %
19 1034 Byers AM 14% 13% 1334 ~
—C—
-11% BJ B Cal Packing 9% 2) 2 934
1334 10 Can Dry GA <1.201 12% 12 12%- %
20/8 10% Can Pacific (1%). 1434 14 14*4
6% 4% Capital Ad A 532 W 2 t 34 - %
43% 26% Case JI 3% 2% 2%- 1%
15 1033 Caterpil Tr (1)... 10 8% !%- %
15 9% Cerro de Pasco (1) 10 9/j 9% - %
20% 12% Ches Corp (3).... 1334 1334 - D 3- 34
5134 17% Ches & Ohio (2*4) 1934 ’ 19 - %
4% 3% Chi Grt West.... 3 » >
1534 9% Chi Gt West of.. 10 934 534- %
12% 6 Chi & Northwest. 7% 7% 7% — 34
15% 10% Chrysler (1) 10% 10% 10% r %
2% % City Stores % % %
120 9734 Coca. Cola (7%b). 114 113% 114 - 3*
50 45% Coca Cola A (3).. 4934 4932 4934
3134 26% Colgate Pal (2*4). 26% !o 26 - %
10% 7 Col & Aikman... 7% 734 734— ,%
16/% 11% Col Gas (l’/ 2 h).. . . b% 12% 12%- %
41% 28 Col Carbon (3)... -3 A% G% *4%
10% 8J« Com Credit (1).... 9% 9 9 - %
27% 1534 Com Inv Tr (2).. 21%' 1934 1934- 1%
10% 734 Com Solv (.60)... 8 7% 7J B - %
4% 3% Comwlth & S (.30 % "34 334— %
6834 5’ Comwlth &S pt (61 6234 6134 6234
5% 3%' Cons Film 3% 3% 3%
68% 54% Con Gas N Y (4). 61% 60% 61% %
95 89 Con Gas NY pt <sl '.3% *3% 43%- %
41 31% Cont Can (2’4)... C% 35 ifc% - ’4
75% Cont Oil Dela... f 34 6% 6%- %
47% 37 Corn Prod (3).... 4i 4134 42 -1
13< 1 Cuban-Am Sug... 1% 11
2% 1% Curtiss Wright.. . U 4 1% >%'- %
3% 1% Curtiss Wr A.... 1% 1% I%— Js
10 734 Cutler Hamr.... 8 8 8
—D—
-5% 3’,4 Davison Chem... 3% 3% 3%
15% 8% Deere Co pf (1.40; 83s 834 B’4- *4
8934 6534 Del & Hud (9).... 7234 7134 7132— 134
28% 17% Del Lac & West. 18% 18 18
122 101 Detroit Edison (8 1023 s 99 99 —5
2434 21% Dia Match of (I*4 24 % 24J„ 21%
11% 734 Dome Mines (1).. 8% 9% - Jg
57 47% Drug Inc (4) 50% 49% 50 —1
59% DuPont (4) 47% 46% 4634— 134
—E—
-87% 683'4 Eastman Kod (5) 7534 74 74% -1%
8 4% Eaton Axn> (*4).. 6 6 6 — %
1% 34 Eitineton Schild. 34 34 34
32%' 23% Elec Auto Lite (4 25% 24% 24%- l’%
4 2% El & Mus Indust. 3% 3% 3%
234 1% Electric 80at.... 1% I%' 1%- ’%
15% 9% Elec Pow &Lt (1 11% 10% 1034- %
64 4134 Elec P&L of (7) 42 41% 42 - 34
33% 2534 Elec Stor Bat (3) 25 25 25 - %
10 5% Erie Railroad.... 7% 7%' 7%'+ %
5% 334 Eureka Vac’m... 5% 5% 5%4- %
—F—
-10% 3% Fed Water Serv.. 6% 6 6 — 34'
27% 20 Fid Phoenix (2.60) 21% 22 22*.,
15% 12 Fireston T&R (1). 12% 12% 12%
4934 50% Firestone pf (6). 52 52 52
51 4134 First Nat Stores. 48% 48% 48% — %
12 8 Foster Wheeler.. 8% 8% B%— %
434 734 Foundation C.... 234 734 234
21 34 1534 Fourth Na In (.55) 1834 1834 1834
5% 2% Fox Film A 3% 3% 3%'
1934 15% Freeport Tex (2). ls% 17% 17% - 34
—G—
-17/% 11 Gamewell Co (1). . /1134 11 U
35% 28 Gen Am Tank (4). 31 3034 80%- 1%
1534 11 Gen Asphalt (1).. 1134 11% 11%
19% II Gen Baking (2)... 1634 16% 16%
33% 28% Gen Cigar <4l 33 32 H 32%
26% 17% Gen Elec (1.60). .. 19 18% 18%— 1
4034 31% Gen Foods (3).... 373, c 6% 36%— %
2% 1% Gen Gas &EIA (f 1% 1% 1%- %
24% 16% Gen Motors (2).. 16% 15% |6%- %
5 3 Gen Pub Serv... 3% 3% 3%— %
28% 19% Gen Rv Sig (3)... 2234 2% 22%- %
1% % Gen Realty &Ut I 1 I
1634 1234 Gen Real of ww. 14%' 14%' 14%
14% 7 Gen Refractories. 9 |9 9
1% % Gen Thea Eouip % % %'
24% 10% Gillette Razor (1) 19% 18% 19 - %
6834 50 Gill- Raz pf (5). .65 65 65 _ I
634 5% Gobel Adolf 5% 5’4 5%- ,%
19% 16 Gold Dust (234).. 17% 17%' 17%- %
5% 3% Goodrich B F... 334 3% 3/4
18% 12% Goodyear T&R (1) 16% 15% 15%'- %
61 4J Goody T&R pf (7) 50% - 134
< %' Grand Silver % % %
9% 6% Grand Union 7>% 7% 7%— %
35% 23J4 Grand Gn pf (3).. 303 s3O 30 - %'
THE WASHINGTON TIMES
Prvv. Illi Name and Net
High Low Dividend Rate High Low Close Ch’ge
30% 25% Grant W T (D... 26% 26% 26%- 1
25 16% Gt North pf (2).. Ib% 15%' 15%- 1%
1% 1 Grigsby Grunow. 11l
—H—
11J< 9 Hall Printing....'. 9% 1 9%3 ,%
83 7334 Hershey Choc (6) 77JK 77 77J» — %
83 7334 Hershey Ch pf (sb) 785-4 7834 783 i— 34
11% 10 Hall Furnace (1). 10 10 10
57% 53 House Fi pf(4.20) 53 53 53
24% 16% Houston Oil 2034 1834 2034 3 %
5%' 3% Houston Oil new. 4%' 4 4% — %'
30% 23% Hud & Man (3*/4). 22% 22 22 -1%
11% 5% Hudson Motor... 6 6 6
5% 3 Hupp Motor 3 3 3
—I—
-18% 934 Illinois Central... 13% 1234 >2% — %
38% 23% Indust Rayon (4) 31’4 29% 29% —l%
39’4 2734 Ingersoll Rd (3). . 31 30% . 30%- %
117 90% Int Bus Mac (6d) 101 KO 100 -3%
18% 12% Int Cement (2).. 12% 11% .12 - %
1% % Int Combustion.. 11 1
21 4% Int Comb Eng pf 12%' 12 12-34
29% .0% Int Harvest (1.80) 21 20% 21 - %
11% 8% Int Hydro E A (2a 9% 9% 9%- %
2434 5’4 ■lnt Match ppf (4 fj j 3% 4 — I%'
9% 7% Int Nickel 7% 734 734- %
J 334 19% Int Salt (2) 19 19 19 - %
’12% 734 Int Tel & Tel (.60) 7% » 7% 7% - ,’ 8
—J—
-2534 15J 8 Johns Manville (1). 1734 1634 16%— %
—K—
-2% 1 Kelly Springfield. 1% 1% 1%
22% 6% Kelly Tire 8 pf. . 1/34 1734 1734+ 34
10%' 7 Kelvinator 8% 8 8 — ,%
11 7% Kennecott Cop... 7% 7% 7%— %
19 1434 Kresge SS (1.60).. 14% 14%' 14%'- %
37 20 Kress &Co (lb).. 24% 34 34%+ %
9% 1 Kreuger & T(1.61) I % %- %
18% 12% Kroger G&B (1).. 15% 14% 14%- %
56%' 42% Lambert Co (8)... 4434 4 43%'— 134
46% 36 Lehman Cor (2.40). 39% 39% 39% —3,
59% 45% Ligg &My (5b)... 5334 51% 51%-!%'
61% 45% Lig &My B (sb). 5434 52% 52% -2%
22 14’4 Liquid Carb (2>... 17’4 1734 1734- %
34 23% Loews Inc (4b)... 28 2734 2734- %
4% 2% Loft 3% 3% 3%
16% 12 Lorillard (1.20)... 15 14 14% - %
23% 19% Lou G&EI A (1%) 0% 20% 20% - %
—M—
-16,’4 14% Mclntyr Min (1). 15% 15% 15%- .*,
62% 43 McKeespt T P (4) 4734 46% 48% -U4
534 3 McKesson & Rob. 3% 3 3%
18,% .12% Mack Trucks (1).. 15% 15 15 - 34
6034 40% Macy &Co (1).... 40 37% 3/>' B —l%
20% 7 Manh Ry m g.... 17% 16% 17% 3 *%
13’4 6 Marshall Field... (% 6% 6%— %
12% 934 Mar Midi (.80).... 10% 10% 10% - %
20% 13% Mathieson Aik (2) 1634 15% 15%-
20 16 May Dept St (2*4) 16 16 16 - %
4% 2% Miami Copper.... 3 2% 3 + %
634 5Js Mid Cont Petrol.. 6 534 534— %
21% 11% Mo K&T Pf A.. 1434 13% 13%- %
11 5% Mo Pacific 6% 6Jg 6%— %
26 12 Mo Pacific pf.... 14% 14 14+4“ %
- ; 8
113, 6% Montgomery W.. 9 8% 8%
634 4 Mot Wheel (*4»... 4 4 4 -Jf
9% 5% Murray Corp 8% 834 834— %
19% 14% Nash Motors (2).. 15 14%' 14%'- %
46% 37% Nat Biscuit (2.80). 40 38% 38% -
14%' 7% Nat Cash Regis.. 11 U% 10% - %
31% 21 Nat Dairy P (2.60. 2734 28% .6% -
1434 17J, Nat Distillers (2). 2034 20 20 - %'
16% 12% Nat Pow &Lt (1). 13% 13J 4 11%'- %
17% 11 Nat Surety 12 II 11 -1
10 6% National Tea 7% 7%' 7%- %
6% 3% Nevada Copper. .. 3% s> B 3%
36% 2434 N Y Central 2734 26,% .6%- IJ 4
15% 634 NYC &St L 6 pf. 634 634 6’4-1
125 105 N Y & Har (5)... 106 116 103 ,
17% NYNH&H... 21% 1;% 0-1%
78% 50 NY NH&H pfd (7: 44 40 40 -10
8% 6Js N Y Ont & West. 7% /,% 7%- %
17% 12%' Noranda Min (14) 15% 153 i 1034 - .%
135 111 Norf & W (10)... 11032 110% 110% -1%
4U 29 North Am (AA). 32% 31% 31% — 2
4% 2% North Am Aviat. 2% 2%' 2% - J 4
8634 80 No A-. Edis pt (6) 10 80 80 - %
23J 4 14% North Pacific (3). lt>%' 14% 14%-
—O—
-7%' 5 Ohio Oil 7% 6%' 7% r J 8
22’4 16%' Otis Elev (2’4)... 183a 1734 1734- %
27 20 Owens 111 G1 (2).. 23 22% 22%- %
37 32% Pac Gas & E (2).. 34,% 3334 '34
41% 3634 I’ucifiQ Light 13). 33% 3334 3334“ J 4
104% 93J 8 Pac T& T (7).... 95 95 95 - %
&J 4 33'4 Packard Motor J.. 3% 334 3% + J 8
1134 634 Paramnt Publix.. 7%' 77 — 34
9 6% Patino Mines 634 634 634— *4
32% 23 Peniek & Fd(l’/4b). 25% 2534 2534- %
3434 26% Penney J C (2.40). 31%' 31% 31%
23% 1634 Penn R R (2) 16 1534 15%- 34
121 88 Peoples Gas (8).. 88 85 87% -1%
4% 3 Petrol Corp 4,% 4% 4%+ Jg
834 534 Phelps Dodge.... 534 634 '
534 3 Phil & Read C&T 33a 3’4 334- %
634 4 Phillips Petrol... £%' 534 5%> %
2234 18% Pillsbury Fl (2).. 20 19% 1934- J 4
7% 4+a Prairie Oil & G.. 6% 6Jg 6% 6 %
9% 6% Prairie Pipe Line. 9 834 834
42% 12% Proc & Gam (2.40) 3134 29% 30% - 234
60 48J 4 Pub Ser N J (3.40) 5434 b 3.% 03%-134
25 15% Pullman (3) 1834 18-1
5%' 3% Pure Oil 4% 434 4% + %
153 s 10% Purity Bakers (2). 11% H 1 iJt -1
10% 5J 4 Radio Corp 7% (% 6%— J 4
18% 9% Radio of B 10% 111 10-2
72% Radio Keith Oro. 4 3% 3% - %
5% 2J 4 Real Silk Hosiery. 3% 334 3%— %
634 4% Repub Steel 4% 4,% 4%
15% 834 Repub St pf 12 11% 11%- Js
40% 32% Reynol Tob B (3). 36% 35% 35% - %
% 34 Richfield Oil % % %- Js
234 2 Rio Grande O. . . 4% 2% I%> %
21 13% Royal Dutch 163a 16% 16% - 34
59% 39* Safeway Strs (5). 52% 10% 51% — 134
6% 3 St L & San Fran. 334 3,% 3%- %
93, 4% St L& S F pf... 4% 434 434
4 2 Schulte Stores... 2,% 2
% J» Seaboard Air Line % % %
9% 6%' Seaboard 0i1..... 834 8% 8.%- %
37% 27% Sears Roeb (2%). 10%' 2£% 29% — %
5% 4 Servel 4 3% 3% — 3a
34 % Seneca Copper... % % %
12% 734 Shattuck Co (1).. 11 •0% 10% —%l
4% 2% Shell Union Oil.. 3% 3% 3%- 3 4 I
31 19 Shell Un Oil pf. 24 24 24 - %
1034 7 Simmons Co 8 7% 7%— %
6 434 Simms Petrol.... 4% 4% 4% — 34
7JiC 4%' Sinclair Oil 6% 6% 6%
434 234 Skelly Oil 4 4 4
103, «8% Soeonv Vac (D... 934 8 9%- %
8% 6% So Port Ric Sug. 6% 6% 6%- %'
32% 29% Sothn Cal Ed (2). 31 30%' 31 + %
The National Daily
Pre*, ill* Nnm« *nd Net
High Low Dividend Rate High Low Close Ch’ge
37% 22H Sothn Pacific.... 22% 2034 20%- 1%
13 734 Sothn Railway... 73, 7% 7%— %
14 11% Std Brands (1.20). 12% 12)4 1234- %
34% 2534 Std Gas &El (3*4) 27 25% 253,— 1?|
41% 31% Std Gas &El pf (7) 32% 325< 32% - %
% % Stand Investing.. 34 % %”
9134 84% Std Oil Exp pf (5). 89% 89% 89%
27% 22% Stand Oil Cal (2). 253% 24%' 24%'- %
3134 25% Std Oil N J (l%b) 283 8 28% 28%- %
2334 0 Sterling Sec cv pl iO% 20% 20%
15% 9% Stone Webster (1) 12 11’4 1114“ %
13% BJg Studebaker (1.20). 8? 4 8% 8%- %
—T—
-1334 11% Telautog (1.40)... 13 13 13 - %
13% 10 Texas Corp (1)... 12* 11% 11%'- 3<
263, 2034 Tex Gulf Sul (2). 21%' 21% 21%- %
2% 1% Tex Pac C&O. . 2 1% 2
634 434 Tex Pac Ld Trust 5% 5% t%— Ji
434 334 Thatcher 3,’2 3’4 334
1634 13 Third Nat In (.53) 15 15 15 - %
334 Tidewater Asso.. 2% 2% 2%
23 163, Timken R B (2).. 18% 17% 17%'- 34
6 2% Transamerica .... 4 3% 4
3134 26 Trico Prodts (2M.‘ 27’4 26% 26%'- %'
4% 234 TH Cont Corp.... 3% 3% 3?8
—u—
-2334 1434 Underwood El (2) 1734 16 1634— %
10,%' 734 Union Bag & P... £l4 9 934
26% 27% Un Carb & C (2). 31 30% 30%- 1
13% 10% Un Oil Cal (1.40). 12%' 12% U%- %
9434 65 Union Pac (10)... 7334 7134 7.’+- 234
16% 9% Utd Aircrft &Tr 12% 12% 12%- %
2834 2034 Utd Biscuit (2)... 25% 24% 24%'- %
14 9% Utd Carbon 12% 1234 12% - %
1% % Utd Cigar Stores % % %
1034 8 Utd Corp (.40).... 83g 8 8%
3034 20 Utd Fruit (3) 23 22% I2jg -1%
21%' 17% Utd Gas Imp (1.20 19‘f 18% 19 - >4
94 86% Utd Gas Im pf (5) 9234 ' 9434 9234+ !4
11 8,% Uni Pc Dyew (2). 8% B%' 8%- %
WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE
SPLES
Washington Gas 6s B. SI,OOO
@lO3.
Washington Railway Electric
4s. $1,000@82.
Washington Gas ss. ’6O, ssoo@
100’/ a .
Mergenthaler, 10@42.
Public Utility Bond* I Bid I Ask
Am Tel & Tel 4V.S 103 V
Am Tel & Tel Ctl Tr as. . | 98% I . . .. .
Ana & Pot R R as ! 51’Al 55
Ana & Pot Guar 5s 1)814,
C & P Tel of Va 5s I 99 110014
Cav Trac R R ss. . 59’41 61
City & Suburban 5s I 49 % I 52
Georgetown Gas Ist a5..,.1 99%|100’/a
Potomac Elec Cons 55......1100 -I
Potomac Elec 6s |104%[106
Wash Alex * Mt V Ctf....l 2 I
I W’ash’ngton Gas 414 s I 97 I 99
Washington Gas 5s ]100’,41101 14
Wash Ga:. «s Series A... I 99% 1100
Wash Gas 6s series B 1101 1103
- Was b Ry & Elec 45,. | 81141 83’A
MiscellaneouH Bondi I _l
j Barber and Ross 614 s I 50 \
Chevy Chase Club 5’A»....| 99 ,100’4
I Col Country Club 514 s ....,100 1103
i W M Cold Storage 5s ...| 94 I
Poultry—Alive: Turkeys. 20®28c; col
ored fowls. 15'@16c; spring broilers,
Plymouth Rocks. 24@25c: Reds. 24c;
Leghorn broilers. 20c. Leghorn fowls.
13<&Uc: roosteis. 10c; ducks. 15@20c;
keats. large and younc\ 55(ft)6‘Jc; old.
25® 30c. Dressed: Turkevs, young.
30®35c: old. 25c: chickens, 26@28c;
fowls, heavy 18c: Leghorns. 15c; ducks.
18@23c; roosters. 12?; keats. young,
55®60c: old. 25®3<>c.
Calves—Top.
Lambs —7c
Eggs—Current receipts, ]3®l3‘/2c;
white hennery, 14®15c
Cabbage—New stock: Supplies mod
erate; demand moderate; market
weaker. Texas, crates, approximately
80 pounds, net flat type, $3.75® 4.00.
mostly. $4. South Carolina. l*/i-bushel
hampers, pointed type, $1.50® 1.75; few,
$2.00.
Celery—Supplies moderate, demand
light; market steady. Florida. 10-inch
crates, individually washed and pre
cooled. 3-8 dozen, $3.50® 4.00. Califor
nia. 4 crates, individually washed and
precooled, 5-7 dozen. $4.00.
Tomatoes —Supplies light; demand
moderate; market steady. Florida,
sixes, ripes and turning, wrapped, wide
range, in quality and condition. 120 s
and 1445. best, $2.50@3; few best. $3;
poorer. sl®2; lug boxes. ripes and
turning, wrapped. 6x6 and larger. s2.sft
@3; fair condition. $2®2.25; poorer
low as sl.
Potatoes—Old stock: Supplies liberal;
demand moderate; market steady.
Maine, 150-lb. sacks. Green Mountains,
U. S. No. 1. $1.90@2. New York, 150-lb.
sacks, round whites, U. S. No. 1. sl.<s
®1.85. New stock: Supplies light; de
mand moderate; market steady. Florida,
double-head barrels. Spaulding Rose. U.
S. No. 1. $5.25®5.50.
Snap Beans —Express receipts light:
supplies light; demand moderate; mar
ket steady. Florida, bushel hampers,
green, flat type, best. s4@ 4.50; fair
quality, $3@3.50; showing effects of
frost. $2.75. •
Lima Beans —Express receipts very
light; supplies very light; demand mod
erate; market steady. Florida, bushel
hampers, s4.sft®s.
Peppers—Express receipts light. Sup
plies light. Demand moderate, market
steady. Florida, 114l l 4 bushel crates, U.
S. No. 1. green large size, fine quality
and condition. s4@<*.sO. wasty, $3@350,
poor condition. $1@1.25. low as 50c.
small size. s2@3
Squash—Express receipts light. Sup
plies light. Demand light. market
steady. Florida, bushel hampers, white,
wrapped, $2 50@2.75, few $3. Yellow.
12.7503. , t
Cucumbers —E xpr es s receipts no
arrivals. Florida, practically no sup
plies on the market. Hot-house stock.
Indiana, cartons 2-dozen extra fancy,
$2@2.25. fancy, $1 75.
Peas —Supplies light. Demand light,
market steady. Mexico, 45-pound crates.
Telephones. $5.25.
Eggplant — Express receiptslight: sup
plies light; demand light; market
foreigiTexchange
' Demand I
G+e%r%friMFnT%t+i ; l • . I ! $3 v
France, franc 1./
Belgium, belga
Switzerland, franc...
Norway, krone I
Denmark, krone I •-Jr 8
Germany, marks I .2378
Greece, drachma I r .0130 t
Spain, peseta ' 0756
Holland, florin ' JO3O
Austrial. schilling*.. I
Poland, zloty.. llfa
Hungary, pengo
Finland, mark I I 01 <5
Jugoslavia, dinar.. J ' .0178%
Czechoslovakia, cwn I .0296 Ms
Rumania, leu.. I. ‘ .0059 %
Far East I I
Shanghai, tael ! .3262 .3275
Hongkong, d011ar....! .245 ft '
Yokohama, yen ' .3265
Bomb a y rupee I .2752 2762
South America :
Rio de Janeiro, milr.l .063 ft ,063 ft
Buenos Ayres, peso..! .2525 I .2525
Uruguay, dollar I .4650 .4650
Peru, soles de 0r0...l .2800 I .2800
Chile, peso.. I ,1215 ! .1215
Canada
New York funds in Montreal $106.25
premium on 11.000. *
Montreal funds In New Tork, 106.25
discount on fl.oftft.
Washington Produce
SATURDAY—MARCH 26—1932
I Bid I Ask
Public Utility Stocks | i
♦ Amer Tel & Tel |113%|
•Capital Traction Co 1 18 | 19
Wash Gas Lt Co | 90 1100
•N & W Steamboat |137 |175
Pot Elec Power 6s Pfd....|110 1112
Pot KlecPwr 5%s pf......|105 I
Wash Ry & El c0m....|290 |
Wash Ry & Elec pf I 89 _ J_9 1
National Bank Stocks I Min. I Ask
Capital H 75 |250
Columbia ‘375 1425
(’omt'-.er clal (stamped) 1183 |2OO
♦ District |l9« i-'U>
Fed Amer Ntl Bk & Tr..| 42%| 45
Liberty |UM> (210
Lincoln 1400 |440
Meropolitan ...|275 |3lO
Riggs (350 1360
Second . |165 |195
Washington |IBO 12 20
Trust Company Stocks I |
Amer Sec Tr Co 1299 |315
National Sav & Tr 1375 |4OO
Prince George Bk Sc Tr....l 28 I 44
Union Trust 1191 I2UO
Wash Loan & Tr |4OO 1440
Savings Bank Stocks 1 •
Bank of Bethesda 153 160
Com Sr Savings 1325
Ease Washington 120 135
Pnt Savings Bank I 55 • 75
• Sec Sav * Com Bk j 4 35 500
• steady. Florida, IMi bushel crates, best,
$3.50®4; fair condition. $3; poorer, $2.
Okra —Express receipts very light:
supplies light; demand light; market
dull. Cuba. 6-basket crates, $5.50.
Strawberries —Supplies light; Demand
moderate; market w*eak. Florida. 30-
pint crates, various varieties, holdovers,
best, $6.50; poorer, $3. per crate; pony
refrigerators various* varieties, 30® 35c
per quart. Louisiana. 24-pint urates,
various varieties, holdovers, 10® 15c per
pint. Supplies not cleaned up.
Apples—Bushel baskets: Truck re
ceipts moderate. Supplies moderate.
Demand moderate, market steady. Vir
ginia. Staymans. U. S. No. 1. 2*2-2%
inches. $1 25®1.50; Delicious, U. S. No.
1. 2’4 inches up, $1,25@1.50; Black
Twigs. U. S. No 1.2% inches up.
$1@1.25; Lowrys, U. S No. 1. 2*4-2’,2
inches. $1; U. S. No. 1, inches,
$1.25. Boxes: Supplies moderate. De
mand slow, market steady. Washing
ton. medium to large sizes, Delicious,
extra fancy. $2.25®2.50, ripe, $2;
Romes. fancy. mostly around $1.50.
Barrels: Supplies light Demand slow,
market steady. Virginia. Yorks. U. S,
No. 1,2% inches up, scalded. $2®2.25.
light; demand light;
market steady. Fifty-pound sacks. Yel
lows, U. S. Is, Indiana, Michigan and
Ohio, medium to large sizes, best. $4;
sprouted. $3.50®3.75. New York, medium
to large sizes, best. $4; medium size.
$3.25®3.50; small size. $3.
Lettuce — Supplies moderate; demand
moderate; market steady. California,
crates. Iceberg type. 4 to 5 doz., s3®
3.25. few $3.50; 4 air condition. $2.75
Florida, 1%-bu. hampers. Big Boston
type, fair quality and condition. $1@1.25,
Spinach—Supplies moderate; demand
light; market steady. Texas, bu. bas
kets, Savoy type, $ 1.15 @ 1.25.
Turnips—Supplies moderate; demand
light; market steady. Georgia, crates.
$2. Nearby sections, bu, baskets, 50®
75 cents.
Oranges—Supplies moderate; demand
moderate; market steady. Florida
boxes, all sizes, $3.25®4.50.
Grapefruit—Supplies moderate; de
mand light, market steady. Florida
boxes, all sizes, $2.00@2.75, few $3.00.
Cauliflower—Supplies moderate; de
mand light; market steady. California,
pony crates, $1.65@2.00.
Collards —Truck receipts moderate.
Supplies moderate. Demand moderate,
market steady. Virginia, bushel baskets
mostly around 55c.
Kale —Truck receipts moderate. Sup
plies moderate. Demand light, market
dull. Virginia, bushel baskets 25®40c.
Carrots—Supplies light; demand
light; market steady. Texas, western
lettuce crates, bunched mostly $4.00.
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK
CHICAGO, March 26 (1.N.5.).— Hogs:
Receipts, 5,000; market steady. Top,
$4.40; bulk, $4®4.35; heavy, $404.20;
medium, $4.2004.40; light. $4.20@4.40;
light lights. $3.9004.35; packing sows,
$3 40®3.75; pigs. $3.7504.25. Holdovers.
4,000.
Cattle—Receipts. 200; market steady.
Calves: Receipts. 100; market steady.
Beef steers, good and choice. $7@8.50;
common and medium. $4.5007; year
lings. $5.50®8.50; butcher cattle, heifers,
$3.50@6.50; cows. $304.50; bulls, s3®
4.50; calves, ss® 7; feeder steers. S4O
5.75; stocker steers. $3.50® 5.50; stocker
cows and heifers, $4 05.
Sheep—Receipts, 3.006; market steady.
Lambs. $6.2507.25; common. s4®s;
yearlings. ss®6; feeders. $5@5.75; ewes,
$2.50 @4.50.
MONEY MARKET QUIET
NEW YORK. March 26 (I.N.S.).—Call
money was held over.
The commercial paper market was
unchanged with prime names quoted
nt 3’4 to 3% per cent for 90 days and
3% to 4 per cent for four and five
month maturities.
Time money was quoted at 2% to 3 1
per cent, unchanged, for all maturities, i
The bankers acceptances 'market was
quiet with demand strong and supply
lacking. Asking rates were unchanged
at 2% per rent up tn 90 days. P**r
rent for 120 days and 2% per cent for
150 and 180 days.
CLOTH SALES LIGHT
NEW YORK. March 26 (I.N.S.).—The
I coarse ynrn cloths market held quiet ,
1 today, with little in the way of either ’
* buying or selling pressure.
Krew. 1»sl Name anrt Net
High Low Dividend Rate High Close Ch'ge
25JX 1854 U S Gypsum (1.60) - L
31%' 21% IT S Ind Alcohol. 16% 24% 24%- 2
65 55'*''U S Leath pf (7). 64 64 64 -1
15H 10’4 U S Pipe &Fy (2; 134 13% 13%- %
5% 3'z U S Rubber 44 Vi 4%
19% 14% USSm & Ref (1) 16 16 16 -1
384 36% U S Smelt* pf (34: 38 38 38
52% 354 U S Steel (2) 40% 35% 40%- 1%
113 95% U S Steel pf (7)... 14 93 % 93%'- 1
48% 27 Utd Stores pf (4) 47% 47 47 + %'
20 16 Univ Leaf Tob (3' 194 194 394- 4
10% 4 Util P& L A (2) 44 44 44
/ — V—
-18% 114 Vanadium Corp. 14;% 134 134- 4
44 3% Va Car C 6 pf... 4 4 4
—W—
-19 11% Waldorf Sys (14) 13% 13 13%
.4% 2 Warn Bros Pict.. 2%' 2'g 2%— %
7 Warren 8r05.... 4 3% 3%— %
154 11 Wesson Oil (1)... 11%' 10% 10%- %
164 104 Westn Dair Prd A 12 11% 12 + 4
7x4 4% Westn Maryland. 5% 5 5 — %
50 31 Westn Union (6). 38% 364 36% - 2%'
17% 12 West Air Brake.. 13 13 13 - %
35% 19% Westinghse (2%). 26 4 25 25%-154
72% 614 WesE&M Ipf (3% 66% 66%
12,% 9 Westva Chi (1.60). 104 104 104-I1
3 Ui Willis Overland.. 14 1,% 14
45% 36% Woolworth (2.40). 41%' 40% 40%~ %
23% 154 Worth Pump.... 16% 16% 164- %
57 45% Wrigley (4) 48 48 48
—Y—
-5 3 Yellow Truck.... 3 3 3
—Z—
-9% 6% Zonite Prod 8% 8% B%— %'
(a) Optional stock or cash, (b) Partly extra, (c) Extra
stock and cash, (d) Extra in stock, (e) Including arrears,
(f) 3-50ths of a share in stock. (g) Paid 1931. (h) Pay
able in stock. (k) Paid this year. (AA) 10% jn stock,
(ww) With warrants. (xw) Without warrants. (♦) Ex
dividend. (t) Ex-rights.
Dividend rate in dollars in parentheses.
I Min.i Ask
Seventh Street 1280 I. ..
♦United States |d3o j 630
Wash Mechanics . | 50 I 60
Fire Insurance Stocks I I
Corcoran 1160 i
Firemen’s | 30 | 40
National Union .. . I 14 ’4l 15
Title Insurance Stocks | |
Columbia * ... I 7 I 10 Vi
Estate 1145 1160
Miscellaneous Stocks I
Barber & Ross Inc. c0m...1 8
Col. Med. Bldg. Corp I 90 105
D C Paper Mfg pfd 1... 5
Dist. Nat. Sec. pfd I 60 75
♦Emer. Bromo-Selz. “A”..| 28 35
Federal Storage nfd 100 110
Fed.-Am. Co. com I 16 21
1 Fed.-Am. Co. pfd I 84 |BB
Lanston Monotype I 65 1....
Mer Tr & Stor com I 95 1102
*Mer. Tr. & St. pfd 17k I 83
’ Mergcnthaler Linotype ...i 41 i 44
Nat. Mtge. & inv. pfd....1 3 I 3Vi
Peoples Drug Stores pfd....1 88
Real Estate Al. & G. pfd..' 4V4 6
Security Storage ....I 99 105%
Ter. Ref. & Wh. Corp.... 42 50
The Carpel Corp 10Vi
W. Mach. Altge corn BVi ■ • •
Wash Med Bldg Corp.. 90 105
♦ Wodward & Lothrop coni. 29% I 33
♦Woodward & Lothron nfd . 1107
W FUTURES
SLIP LOWER
CHICAGO, March 26 (1.N.5.).
Grains had a heavy tone on the
Board of Trade today. Wheat
opened %@l’/4C lower. Corn
was 1c lower after opening %@
4c down. Oats eased Vac, and
Rye fell off 1c a bushel.
Liverpool and Buenos Aires
markets were both closed, and
Winnipeg followed the local de
cline.
Estimated carlot receipts were
wheat, 33; corn, 60, and oats, 33.
Shrinkage In Paint
Industry Found Low
After having suffered less
shrinkage from depression than
many other lines the paint and
varnish industry may be expected
to feel the early impetus of any
general revival because its prod
ucts are used in both production
and maintenance, says the Union
Trust Company of Cleveland, in
a current survey.
The industry has been sub
stained through the depression
years, it is pointed out, by a
domestic demand for its products
tracing directly tc the tendency
of the individual home owner,
when his regular employment is
slack, to put in a little of his
money and some of his spare
time in making improvements in
his home. .
McConihe Is Chosen
Steel Co. Treasurer
Malcolm S McConihe has been
elected treasurer and a director,
of the Rosslyn Steel and Cement
Co., to succeed W. G. Galliher.
Other officers and directors
are: R. A. Drain, president; P. R.
Baiiey, vice president; W. C.
Kiesler, secretary; C. Emory Gal
liher, Charles H. Galliher. and
W. G. Galliher.
Pennsylvania Nets
* Less on Operations
Net railway operating income
of the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company in February totaled
$2,629,499, a decrease of $67,875
from the month last year.
Net operating income for the
first two months of 1932 was $5,
290.009, a decline of $788.122
from the corresponding 1931
months.
POWER INCOME DIPS
Public Service Corporation of
New Jersey and subsidiaries for
February, reports gross earnings
of $10,846,214 against $11,595,097
for February. 1931, a decrease of |
$748,883 while net income from
operations totaled $3,773,945 j
against $3,912,725 in 1931, a de- '
crease of $138,780.
RESERVE BOARD
SHOWS MORE
OPTIMISM
For the first time in many
months the Federal Reserve Board
today exhibited a distinct trend of
optimism in its March bulletin,
declaring that definite improve
■ ment in banking conditions were
I shown in February, following cre
ation of the Reconstruction Fi
nance Corporation and enactment
j of the Glass-Steagall bill.
There were 115 bank failures in
February with deposits of $60,-
047,000. as compared with 334 in
January, with deposits of $275,-
411,000.
In December 358 banks col
lapsed w,ith deposits of $277,051,-
000. The record high month for
bank failures was October, with
522 suspensions involving deposits
of $471,380,000.
Only 24 national banks with
deposits of $17,098,000 collapsed
in February as against 74 with
deposits of $83,736,000 in Jan
uary. State member bank fail
ures in February numbered five
with deposits of $9,172,000, while
in January 13 member banks with
deposits of' $17,262,000 failed.
Union Pacific Net
Jumps 25 Per Cent
Net railway operating income
of the Union Pacific in February
showed a gain of 25 per cent
over the corresponding month
of 1931, in contrast to the Janu
ary statement, which showed a
decline of 58.2 per cent from the
like 1931 month.
The improvement in the Febru
ary showing was due largely to
the 10 per cent wage reduction,
resulting in further lowering of
operating costs.
■ BOND MARKET
I nited .State- j High Lojw Olose
Liberty 3'Zja 111)0 1)9 100 261100 2»
Liberty tta 4'i5..... 100 26:1V0 12)100 13
I Liberty 4th 4%s reg. 1100 181100 18)100
, treasury 4’.s 192 21)11'2 20)102 20
I Treasury 4s reg 100 9 99 2o: 99 2g
treasury 3%s ; .i 97 22 97 6197 6
I 1 reasu ry 3 ■,'* s 43-47. 94 19) 94 4 944
I t'rea 3-;»s Jun '4O-42. 94 28 94 24, 94 24
lie 3%S Mar '4 1-42. 95 I , 94 17 ills
i lleasuiy 3%s 92 4 91 201 91 20
i t reasury 3 s-. ... . . _£9 28 8910] 8910
Domestic |lUghl_Low iClose
Abitibi ow & Pap 55.. |36 35 %| 3ti
Abraham & Strs o'.ts... 80%, 80'-i 80%
Amer 1 G Client 5%5.. 69 , 08 Os
Amer lot S’.ss ' 69%, 69', „ , 69 %
Atchison ev 45........ 82 82 92
Atchison ev 4s 92 ) 82 i 82
Atch T A ISF gen 45.. 87%, 86%) 96%
Balti A Ohio 4‘is '60.. 42 L I 38 1, 3814
BAG Ist 4s ’48...) 80'sl 80%) 8014
Berdn city El 6la s 59) 2'j .s 2929'4
) Berlin Elee E Lolas., 31 31 , 31
1 Beth S pur um 5s 30) 95%| 95 ' 9534
i Bkl Un eras Ist.ss 4.> 104-4i104% 104'4
; l luff G E 4'aS '01... OS's 901 s, 901*
| Can North 4',-s '35 1 91' ; | 91‘ 2 ) oil*
Can N deb O'as '40.. |IOO >a 1100' 2 ,100
Cent Hubs G4aE 5s '57 100 L 100% ,100%
Cent 111 El & G 5s 51) 72 72% 724
Chesa Corp 5s 4 7...1 5814) 58 i 59
Chi Alt rs oS 49.... 40%; 45'4) 451*
Chi MStF&l’ 5s . ...| 71-al 7% i 71j
Chi MSI’&P 5s ’75...) 33 | 32% I 32'4
Chi Un Sla os '63... |IOO % |IOO% 1004
Chi Un Stu 5s '44... 981-1 98 98
Clev Un Term 51n5...) 931/4) 93 141 9314
Colon oil 6s '3B 1 35 | 35 ; 35
Col Gas & E 5s Apr..l 821a| 821-. 821*
Crown W Pap 0s '51.. 70% I 70% 7ll\
Crown Zellerb 6s ’4O. | 59 I 59 ' 59 •
D GAE IsßStrf 5s | 91 | 91 | yl
Deny A KioG w ss. . I 28141 27’.'-1 27 4
Duke Price P A 65..| 75 | 75 ", 75
I’ul A Ir Itg Ist ;,s.. tisi,..' ;. n i*
Erie UK rfAimp 55... 37141 30 I 36
Ernesto Breda 75....| 491ai 4914| 494
Gen El Ger Os i 34 ) 33% I 334
Gen El of Ger o'as.. 39%i 384> 38%
Goodr Co 0s 45'. 4i 45’ 45
Goodyr T A R 55....) 78 I 77 ,7
Hansa S S 6s ’39. ...| li | lolii 17
111 Cent coll tr 4s 52. i 51 ,51 .1
111 C coll tr 4s '53...1 45 j 44 ‘ Io
Indiana Limestone Os.) 12 12 ) 12
Inland Steel 414 s 8...| 79% | 19 la; <314
Int-Gt Nor C 5s ’st>..| 30 | 30 | 30
Inter-Hydro El 6s '44.| 43‘-i 43 43
Kan Gas & El 41ns 'Boj 85 | 85. | 8o
Karstadt 0s '42 | 1914) 1814) 1914
Laclede Gas 514 s C..| 70 | 70 | 70
Lake Sh a M So 3‘.4S| 7.>‘al VoU) io 4
Loew's 6s I 87 1 87 87
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Midv StlAOrd os | 95 . 95 95
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M K&T 5s A | 67 | 66 66
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Mobile A Ohio 414 s ~ 14%l 14% I 14%
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N Eng TAT 414 s ’6l.j 97 |97 97
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NY Cent 414 s 2013... 61%l 60 00
NY Cent ref 5s 2013. 68 | 68 68
NY Dock 4s 'sl 55 I 55 .75
NY Dock 5s '3B | 35 41 35 35
NY Ed 5s '44 |lO2 1103 102
NY OAW 4s ”92 ....I 54 j 54 >4
NY Tel 4'4s '39 ....) 99%| 99% 9'9’4
Niap Sh Md 5 14s '30.1 69 ) 69 69
N-> Pac 4s '97 78 ’4l 78 1»l 78 4
No Pac 3s 2047 1 56 14) 5610 5614
Ont Pwr Svc 514 s ’SQ. | 57 | 57 , 57
Ore Sh I. gtd 5s '46.1 97141 97%) 97’4
(Paris L Med HR ’sß.|looi 99%) 99%
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Parmelee Trans '44.. 14%! LT,..I 13'4
Penn RR 5s '64 I 84%) 83%| 84%
Pitts W \'a 4 14s ’58.) 54 54 54
Pitts W V 4'4s '60..' 53 ) 53 5 3
Port O Gen El ’35... 95 i 95 1 95
Port Gen El 4%s '6O. 58’41 57 57’4
Rem Rand 5Hs '47 . 47'4 47 47
Rhine M Dan 7s '50.1 40% | 40’,1 40%
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StL IMAS RivAG 4s. I 69 ,'69 ' 69
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St P Un Dep 5s '72... 97 '4 97', i 9714
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stand Oil N J 5s '46 . 101 ’4 1111 j ’., 101%
Stand Oil N Y '51.. I 91 % i 91'0 91%
Toho El Pow 7s '55.. I 54% I 54%, 54%
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Utl Pr & St s’/2f< I 32 1 30 ' 3<T
Wabash R r 4%5....| K%l j? % j
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Warren Bros 6s ’ 35 I 34 35
Westn Md s^ s 6114 | G j
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Antioquia 7s D ' 7T4
Antioquia Ind 7s I 8%l 8%
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Belgium 7s ’55 i 99’4' 99%l
Belgium 7s ’56 'IOO% I 99’41100%
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Col Mtg Rank 6%5. J 19 ] 18%l 19
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Fnland 6’4s ..! 51%' 51% 51%
French Govt 7’45.... 117 1117 !117
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German Rep 7s I 58 ! 56’2 57%
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Milan 6 I 06 % I 66 ’■>! 66 f.
Montevideo 7s I 24V4 24 ’4l 21’.4
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Peru 6s ’6l 6 6 8
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