Evening Star Newspaper, March 30, 1924, Page 34

VARIANCE OF VIEW OF MARKET ASPECT = 19% 6% 2% 56 1% 4% Optimistic and Pessimistic 0 Comment on Conditions | & 55 of Past Week. 36% 10% 68% 281, 49% 25 60 83% 107 in IN_TRADE SEEN e o LET-UP Railway Issues Attract Money In- ?;.‘ 7:1"0 1115 1 3315 terests—Review of Trade Situ- ation Throughout Country. BY GEORGE T. HUGHES. ! Dispaten to The Star. / YOILK, March 28 —Judging from the course of the markets this week, investment and speculative opinions as to the future are wide apart, Spec ators general ATe pes- simiic. They put all the empha: upon evidences a let-up in : tile and in th profess to he very | 128% ok for the ey poit They in many quarter : upon roview. o pro- iona salling stocks vhich thes View of the Investors. estment view that it is any infailible | they do not 2 en ulhr— hand, be uni- siners © of overstocking and | n hois so| cert aprupt there is the | seeking em- vietion th wountry to banks nment f tha trial obliga- of from 5| with all | - carricrs that the movement of the slative and jn- | alike manifested the seurities of two wa Paul is- ed attention and in Norfolk and Westers ths now sentiment to 1ul has boen more ntly there have b 1 and unconfirmed, 1t of the refund I's maturities next y n up - When to these -k a Febru- tatem howing the | four 3 nd an in . ther response in the bonds Lease Boosts Stock. ting is the case of the liere the stock | rise in response to | ent that the Pennsy otlating for a lease | d. "All sorts of reports rrent as to the terms of the That 1he ylvania would ertainty » whether specuts possibilities in As far as ned, the ion has f other and_the | reported | arrange- | the com- tative consolidation plan, “nd Western is made the of its own, All o be thresh- timates have would_be 80 ust now ten guaranteed excmpt from the it will he rate such case of the ) not quite comparable wde guaranteed Norfolk and Westemn after large m and the s ive. On the other to earn hand its stockholders has onstrated over a long period LITTLE CHANGE SEEN | IN PRICES FOR BONDS | Cliief Interest in Investment Cir- . cles Directed to Prospective New Financing. EW YORK, owing little ¢ trading tod —With bond ange in extreme- chief interest was directed to prgspective new finzncing. Influenced by the ready saie of more £100,000,000 in new bond issues k. baukers were reported Teady the market still further next week with a T volume of offerings. Preparations werc said to be under way for the sale of an increased number . ilroad and public utllity js- s, averaging about $10,000,000 each. Ditribution of these bonds has been beld up pending favorable conditions, Bankers who have previously handled finfncing for the government of Switzer- und failed to_confirm rumors that an Tpring of $25.000.000 two-year notes would be made next week. Reports that Bwiss government was uegotiating ":]. Toan have been current for sev- pric FINANCIAL. 1 Div, THE Low. Bate, 78— AQVADCE RUMISY ceemeaneus 9% Air Reduction. . ... 6% — Ajax Rubber 6% 65 42% 90% 8% 25% 36 26% 12% 34% 62% 29% 12% 41l 17% 9% 21 17% 22% 154% 52% 80% 3414 287% t 79 4 4 ki Allied Chemical & Dye. 67 Allis-Chalmers Mfg. 4315 Allis-Chalmers Mfg p . 90% Am Agriculture Chemical. 1% Am Agriculture Chemical pf. 305 American Beet Sugar. . . 43 American Bosch Magneto. Am Brake S & Foundry. . 80 American Can 116% American Canpf....... 113% American Car & Foundry. .. 1604 Am Chain Class A.. Amer Cotton Oil pf ctfs Am & Foreign Power American Hide & Leather. Am Hide & Leather pf. American Tce. American Internatios American Linseed. . American Linseed pf. . ‘Am Locomotive (new) American Metal. . . ‘American Radiator. . . American Rolling Mill pf Am Ship & Commere American Smelting ‘Am Simelt & Refining pf. . an Sugur ¥ amatra Tobaceo. . natra Tol Am Telephone Laconda Copper o Arnold Constable & Co. Asso Dry Goods.. ... . iated Ol (riew) . fopeki & S ¥ <on Topeka & lanta. Birmingham & At Atlantic Atlantic ¢ Atiantic ¥ Aust : [dwin Locomotive. altimore & O, .+ & Ohio pf ayuk Bros inat Bethleher: Brooklyn T Steel. . ison Electric lan Tran trets. . .lu‘Trpf'rdh z Burns Brothers. Burns Brothers CL Derior. “ompany 10il Ref Chandler Motor Chesapeak: & Ohio Chicago & East Hiino Chi & Eastern Illinois pf. Chicago & 3 Western. Chicago & t Western pf., i, Milwaukee & St Paul. . Milwa & St Ppf. Chicago & Northwestern. Chicago, It 1 & Pacific hino Copper Clev., Cin.. Chi Peabody . - Cosden Company Crucible Steel Cuban-American Cuban-Dominican Sugar. Cusamel Fruit Daniel Boone Mill: Davison Chemical. & Copi vare & Hudson . Dome Mines Du Pont'de ) . Du Port de Nem 6% deb. Eastman Kodak . 5 Baton Axle & Spring. Electric Storage Battery.. .. Emerson-Brantingham pf . Endicott-Johson. Endicott-Johnson pf. ~—— Erie Railroad. — Erie Railroad 1st pf. T 8 |u:=g~lal=n|iqwum“m‘ql}][]nqm Saames 9 & 9o & somee ][] =[5 [] | o===] Famous Players-Lasky Famoys Play-Laskey pf. .. . Fedeth] Mining & Smelt pf ¥ifth Avenue Bus. h “isher Body sk Rubber Fisk Rubber 1st pf.. Fleishmann Company Foundation Company Freeport-Texas General Asphalt General Asphalt pf. .. General Banking 199 98 84'% General 210% tieneral Motors . eneral Relr.n ‘tories. imbell Brothers. Glidden Company . Gold Dust Goodrich (B F) Company Goodrich (B F) Copf. . Goodyear Tire & Rubber pt Goodyear Tire & Rub prpf. . Granby Consolidated . . Gray & Davi: Great Northern pf. . Great Northern Ore ctfs Great Western Sugar. Great Western Sugar pf. Greene Cananea Copper Guantanamo Sugar. Gulf, Mobile & Northern v: Gulf States Steel Hanna (M. A.) 1t pf...... Hartman Corporation. : Hayes Whee: Household Pr. Houston Oil Hudson Motor Car. Hupmobile Motor Car. ...+ Tilinois Central. Tllinois Central pf. Independent Oil & G: Indian Motoreyele. Ingersoll-Rand Inland Steel Inspiration Copper Interboro Rapid Transit. ... Internat’l Bus Machines. International Cement. Internat’l Comb Engine International Har, news Inter Mercantile Marine Int Mercantile Marine pf.. International Nickel International Paper. Inter Paper pf stamped 4 Intertype Corporation Invincible Oil Iron Products. Jewel Tea. Jewel Tea pf. . Jones Bros Tea. .. Kansas City Southern Kayser (Julius) & Co. Kelly Springfield Tires. Kelly Spring Tire 6% b Kelsey Wheel... /... Kennecott Copper. Kresge (S S) Company. Laclede Gag {1 5 5 I R T Y 5 5 1 1 818 3 o S M 6 5l G T+111 SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. 19— Div. 31% 1315 40 85% Dividend rates as given in the above tab based on the latest quarterly or half vearly declarations. Low. Rate. High. Low. 11% — Lee Rubber & Tire. . .. . 12% 11% 61 3% Lehigh Valley.. . 70% 684 50 — - Liggett & Myers (new)..... 52 50 48% —— Liggett & Myers (B) new. b51% 48% 60% 4 Lima Locomotive 6315 60% Loew’s, Incorporas 16% 154 — Loose-Wiles Biscuit. . 61 564 Lorillard, P. cee. 364 34% Louisville & Nashvills. ..... 927, 911 Mclntyre Porcupine Mines.. 16 15% ack Trucks. ...... - ack Trucks 1st pr...... 6% 9614 Macy (R H) & Co. 63 6014 Magma Copper.......... 321 —— Mallinson & Co. 18 Manati Sugar. 595 €8 Manhattan Elec Suppiy . Y% 36 Manhattan Elevated gtd 38t Manhattan Shirt. 37 6% — Market Street Rai 431% — Market St Railway pr p! —— Market St Railway 2d pf. —— Marland Oil & Refining 32% 3 Martin-Parry 43% —— Maxwell Motor, Class A. . —— Maxwell Motor, Class B. May Department Stores. . Mexican Seaboard ctfs. .. 1 & Texas new n & Texas pf new. . ash Motors ash Motors pf ational Biscuit ational Cloak ational Cioak & Suit pf . Nat Dairy Products. at Department Stores. at Enamel & Stamping ational Lead. ational Supply. New York Ail Brake. N Y Air Brake Class A New York Central. S ew York, Chi & St Louis. ew York Dock.. ... ew York Dock pf. ew York, N H & Hart. v, Ontario & Western thfolk & Western. . .. orfulk & Western pf. orth American. . orth American pf 5 Northern Pacific. .. 15 Orpheum Circuit. Otis Blevator. ... Otis Steel . — Otis Steel pf Bottle. . S ias & Electric. Packard Motor Car. American Pet Trans. -Am I Trans Class B a Coal & Coke. eorin & Fastern Pere Pere Marayette pf. . Vhiladelp C - Phila & R e I'hilip Morris & Co Reading d of. ..o Reminet F-p«vmpr ears-Roebucl — Seneca Copper. Shell Tradins & Transport Standard Ofl of California. Standard Ol of N J. Standard Oil of N J pf. 4 Sterling Products. ... Stewart Warner Speed. Stromberg Carburetor. Studebaker . _. 'ubmarine Boat. uperior Oil Tennessce Copper & Chem. Texas Company. . Texas Gulf Sulphur. . - Texas & Pacific. Texas & Pacific Coal Third Avenue. Tide Water Oil. . . Timken Roller Bear. Tobacco Products. Tobacco Producm(‘lm A. Transcontinental Oil. 2 Twin City Rapid Transit. . Underwood Typewriter . Inion Bag & Paper. ion Pacific Union Pacific pf. Union Tank Car. United Alloy Steel. ited Drug. United Fruit. 2 nited Railway Invest. ... United Railway Invest pf. U S Cast Iron Pipe & Fdy.. U SCast Ir Pipe & Fdry pf. U S Hoffman Machine. U S Industrial Alcohol. S Industrial Alcohol pf United States R & Imp. United States Rubber. 76% 8 U 'S Rubber lstpf.. 18% —— [ S Smelting & Ref . 97 $5% United States Steel. 118% 7 United States Steel pf. 64 4 Utah Copper. 16% —— Utah Securities. . ... 24% —— Vanadium Corporation. 18 —— Van Raalte. . 1% — Virginia-Carolina Chem. 4% —— Va-Car Chemical pf 48 3% Valron, Coal & Coke.. 8% 92 V Vivadou Inc. 10% — Wabash... 34 —— WabashpfA... 4T 444 14% 1 Weber & Heibroner. L8 16% 47% 4 West Penn Co (The)...... 5d% 54 1126 7 Western Electric pf. So. 1145 112% 915 —— Western Maryland 9% 9% 16% —— Western Maryiand 2d pf. 1% 16% 14% —— Western Pacific. 16% 15% 58 6 Western Pacific pf. 60% 59% 106% 7 Western UnionTeleg....... 109 $106% 84 6 Westinghouse Air Brake. 91% 91 58% 4 Westinghouse Elec & Mfg. 60% 58% 7t — Wheeling & Lake Erie...... 9% 8% 14% —— Wheeling & Lake Erie pf... 19 17% 26 25% 53% 15% 15 _4_.m|wm. Swsy u“! 15% ‘Wilson & Co. ‘Wiilys-Overland 10% Willys-Overland pf. 78% Wisconsin Central 36 Woolworth (F W) . Worthington Pump.. 27 26 Wright Aeronautical....... 11 = 10 257 10 f 3 36 3 Wrigley (Wm).....cconn 81 —— Yellow Cab. . 8% 81 11% — 345 3247 324 26, 10 37% 35% 36% 81 Nl llllll\l I !l‘lll'fil1lr I treriend + G T Ot 2 I LI A I | I+ 1+ ARCH _ 30, Woek onding March 29, 1984, Net. Class. Chge. % % 2% 2 the annual cash payments less otnerwise 1924— PART BOND SUMMARY FOR THE WEEK 2 1924 Bln Low. 10190 99-3 9870 96-12 9920 96-20 9910 96-24 9918 97-25 9920 ' 96-27 10006 98-1 1022 1924 Low. High. Low. lg:‘fi 100 % 851 90% 10315 93 102 9% 99% 91 102% 69 19 o1 95 100 973 10034 1004 % 100% a8 86% 75 107 93 9214 9214 833, 85 Tigh. 102% High. 9929 99-14 99-31 99-28 Low. V. §. BONDS. 98-22 Liberty 3%s 1932-47 Liberty 2d 4s 1927- Liberty 1st 4%s 1982-47. 98~4 , Liberty 2d 4%s 1927- 99-8" Liberty 3d 4i4s 1928. 98+8 Liberty 4th 4%s 1933 99-8 Treasury 4%s 194 FOREIG! 190% Argentine 7s 1927. 85% Austria s f 7s, 1943, 96% Belgium 71is 1945 Bordeaux 6s 19 Brazil ss 1941. Canada 993 Canada %102 Chile 85 1946, 1023 Chile &5 1926 102 Chile §s 1941 41% Chinese (iovt Ry 873 Copenhagen 5%s xs« 937 Czechoslovakia 85 1951. 4« 107 Denmark 8s 1945. 93% Denmark 65 1942. 93 Dutch East Indies 6s 154 92% Dutch East Indies 6s 19 84 Framerican Ind Dev 7 9214 French Govt $s 1945 89% French Govt 7its 1941. 78 Japanese 4s 1921.: 921 Japanese 6%%s, 1954 75 Jergens Utd Margarine s 1947. % Lyons 6s 1934.. 2 seilles 68 1934 43 Mexico 9114 Netherland 109, 65 o de Janeiro ss o FPaulo, State Seiue, Dept of. Sweden 65 « 106% 98% United Kingdom & l\nrm;.u, AND MISCE Agri Chemical Smelt & Ref 1st Sughr Refining 6s 103 LLANEOU 1941, 100’6 Amer 971 Amer % Amer 95% Anaconda Copper 65, Atlantic Refining deb Bell Tel (Pa) ref 5s Bethlehem Steel p m 5 Bethlehem Stecl s f 68 1947 108% 1077 Brooklyn Edison Ts D 1940 961, 144% 101 9015 991, 1061 93% 1031 100 104 1174 983 83 9215 Central Leather bs 125! Cerro de Pasco 8s 1 @9 " Chile Copper 65 193 87 Cons Coal (Md) 1st ref 8744 Cuba Cane Sug cv deb $s 9. 104 Detroit Edison ref 65 1940. 9015 Empire Fuel & Gas 7%s 1 100' 96% Goodrich (B F) 6% 100% Goodyear Tire § 1141 Goodyear Tire Ss 1941. 96% Humble Oil & Ref 794 Inter Mer Marine 6s Lackawamna \lee] Liggett Midvale 4 New England T 5 ew York Edison 1st 6%s 1941 Y Gas E L H & P 35 1948 @ York Tel 4%is 4 North American 4 Jacific Gas & Elec b Pacific Tel & Tel 55 1852, s Philadelphia Tef 65 1944.. Public Service 55 18 Sinelair Ol 7 Sinclair Crude « uth Porto Rico Sugar s 1941 Union Bag & Paper 6s D...... United Drug ev $s 1841. * S Rubber 1st & re S Rubber 3 Steel s £ 5 a-Carolina Chem 7 vestern Union Tel 6 Vilson & (o st 65 1941. Wilson & Co cv 7les 1931 Ralto & Ohio pr In 3 Balto & Ohio gold 4s 1943 Balto & Ohio s 1929. 3 Balto & Ohio cv 4 Balto & Ohio ref & O Pitts L Brooklyn-Manhat s f Canadian Northern 6% Canadian Pacific deb 1 Carolina Clinch & Ohio 5s 1938., Central Pacific 4s 1949.. Chesapeake & Ohio cv 55 1946. Chesapeake & Ohio ev 11as 1930 Chesapeake & Ohio gn 4z Chicago & Alton 3s 1949 . 4 Chicago & Alton 3'ss 1950. Chi B & Quiney 1st ref 55 1971. Chi & Eastern Ill gen &s 1951 Chi Great Western 4s 195 Chi M & St Paul ref 4 M & i1 ev 4145 1932 Chicago Railw Chi R 1 & Pacific ref 4s 1934... Chi Union Station 43%s 1964. Chi & Western Ind con 4s 1952, Cleveland Term 5%s 19 Colorado & Southern 4% 1% Cuba R R 5s 1952 Delaware & Hudson § Den & Rio Grande con 4s 193 Den & Rio Grande 1st ref 5s 19 5 Detroit United 41%s 1932 Erie 1st con 4s 1996. Erie gen lien 4s 1996 Erie cv 4s A 1953 Eric cv_4s D 1953... Grand Trunk s f deb % Grand Trunk is 1940 4 Great Northern gen Great Northern gen § Hudson & Manhattan ref 5s 195 Hudson & Manhattan adj 58 195 4 Tilinois Central 5las 1934. Inter Rapid Transi Inter Rapid Transit cv 4 Inter & Great Nor adj 6s 19 n C F't Scott & M 4s 193 Kansas City Southern 3s 1950.. Kansas City Southern 5s 1950.. Lake Shore 4s 1928. Lake Shore 4s 1931. Lehigh Valley 6s 1928, B % Louis & Nash unified 4s 1940.. 4 104% Louis & Nash 1st ref 5iis 2003.. 8014 Mil Elec Ry & Lt 1st ref os.'61 101% M St P & S S M 6%s 1931, 54 Mo IKan & Tex lIst 4s 1990.. .. 78% Mo Kan & Tex pr In bs A 196 51% Mo Kan & Tex adj 5s 191 875% Missouri Pacific 63 1949. 514 Missouri Pacific gen 4s 854 N O Tex & Mex inc 5s 1935.... 103% New York Central deb 6s 1935. 891 New York Cent deb 4s 1934... 95 New York Cent ref imp 5s 2013 59 N Y N H & H cv deb 65 1948... 39% N Y West & Boston 4%s 194 88 Norfolk & Western con 4s 199%. 106% Norfolk & Western cv 6s 1929.. 56% Northern Pacific 35 1947 801 Northern Pacific 4s 199 101% Northern Pacific ref imp 6s 2 101% Ore Short Line gtd 55 1946. 92 Ore Short Line ref 4s 1929, 79% Ore-Wash 1st ref 4s 1961. 99 Pennsylvania gen 5s 1968. 90% Pennsylvania gen 4%s 19| 107% Pennsylvania 6i%s 1936. % 21 Peoria & Eastern inc 4s 1390. 91% Pere Marquette 1st 55 1850. 87% Reading gen 4s 1997 60 Rio Grande Western clt 45 1949 74% R 1'Ark-& L 4125 1934. 72 SLLIM&SR & G 48 1933, 66% St L & San Fran prin 4s A 1 8% St L & San Fran pr In os 1950. 58% St L & San Fran fnc 6s 1960... 87 St L & San Fran 5%s B 194 2% St L & San Fran ad) 68 1956, 47% Seaboard Air Line ref 4s 1959.. 43% Seaboard Air Line adj 5s 1949. . Seaboard Air Line con 65 1945. 92 Southern Pacific cv 4s 1929 \ea Southern Pacific ref 4s 1955. 814 Southern Pacific col 4s 1943. 95% Southern Ry lst §s 1994. 69% Southern Ry gen 4s 1956 101% Southern Ry dev 6k%s 1956... 44 Third Ave adj 55 1960.. 881 Union Pacific 1st 4s 1947, 95% Union ‘Pacific cv 4s 1927 92% Virginian Ry 1st 55 196: 961% Wabash 1st 5s 1939 58 Western Maryland 4s 1952 79% Western Pacific 55 1946. 8% West Shore 1st 4s 2361 ___FINANCIAL, low. last. Yisld 98-23 99-9 99-13 99-9 100-14 4 Ylogs. Hign. Tow. la 101% 102 101'a 101 90t 90% 89% 101% 102 101 1001 1007 93 1014 9815 s Bl 102% 10 1411 1081 106! 100 100 958, 9 9215 93 101 100% 100t 100 87% 105 105 a1y 91% 100% 100 96% 1165 1164 981% 8113 99 984 | luu 93t 94 8813 884 934, | Baldwin, 98-28 857 99-14 404 99-18 4 28 101% 9p 991 99 99% oo 1 997 100 | and Daugherty Resignation. a3le 10')‘ 873 98 98k g3, | taking, ‘m lg?h |part of the in | The at MARKET REACTION FEATURE OF WEEK Indicated Prices Affected by Washington Developments B the Associated Press. | NEW YORK. March movements securities and Stock prices reflected fi to discount slackening bus und the further underminin | of confidence by developmient: Washington, including the resig 1t of Attorney General Daughert Feeble attempts to bring about ral lles were quashed by bear traders who dominated the situation Money rates moved up briskly fol [lowing the leavy withdrawal o jfunds from this center by interio {banks. The sudden advance in fond anceled earlier gains in the bonc bich experienced the mo seions of th a cheap mone: hefd rela s on a largel temporary covering, w sensational rancs in the 29.—React.o prevailed commodi attempt mark f French tortnight Heavs Short Selling. Heavy short selling and liquidation of speculative industrials during th week resulted in the establishmen new low record for the the average of twenty lea Independent strength of the ed ually gZood Fei atements, the to report showin jin rresponding ton futures brok e of curtailment of mill act: but later rallied on unfavorab ther conditions, while arket continued unsettled Stock prices drifted {lower in the desultorsy trading w | characterized today’'s short mas | session. Feeble efforts to prolon 4ivesterday’s late rally were frustrated ortly after the opening by profit which d through a grea trial list and drove the ayerage price of | stocks into new low | year. ground f Business Volume Small. of any weil defined spe fulative interest was refiected small volume of business transacted iThe week's trade reviews indicated ome uneasine. r the failure of uture ord elop on a larger ale, altl current trade ar tivitie ere reported undiminish Lor he trade prese railroad ings reports pressurs toda dirceter the independent stec Which were carrie {down 1o new iow lov apparer | reports of 1 Tt woutd res « further 4 !duction in | manu ! hav | Whi Steel Corporat cek_operating at ity. first indications of. in ferw incss appeared o = Movement. independents wou { seiling States, Repubiic Cantant Aot and Younzstown, al of which moved into new low ground | for 192 { Selling pressure a nst the ind trial leaders lightened. ult ing in only fractional recessions eel common. American Can and whild Studebaker recorded slight gain. Corn Products, whi dropped 4 points in the first hour allied short covering and closed the with a fractional nct gain Althousii price e throughout 8 the mum i a_number of the Clearing Houxe Statement. & house sta owed decreases in the princi discounts dropped $1 in_vaults § in the federl reser: and net deman ment iten posits $1 {ever, inc | reserve totuled ess remeTve crease of $16,394,2 j wee's 90 over the precedi 'CURB NOT AFFECTED ! BY STOCK FLURRIES ianiness on Exchange Past Week . Free of Bearish Move- ments. By the Associated Press, NEW YORK., March 20.—Bus 103% | on the curb exchange the past w 20t 102t 93% 8074 100% 91% i 109 31 94 90% 65% 6% | the 8% 1in the 68 82 10.{% 104 89% 9613 95% 94 98% 97% 98 62% 61% 85% 841 81 8% 45% 90% | of 961% | Chicago. 941 0% was carried on entirely independent of the many wide and violent move ments on the stock exchange. Ther: {was an entire absence even in th usually active issues of any pressur. from bearish sources and the im portant movements that occurred were in nearly all cases duc cumulation of stocks fur special rea sons. Hudson and Manhattan indicates { this character of buving, advancing moro than 1 point to 137 on acen mulation, apparentl connection with control. The preferred mov points and Hudson preferred. the securities of the Hudson an Manhattan Company, made a gain of 1 point, There was a similar move ment in Glen Alden Coal Public utilities were among th strongest features. American Light and Traction advanced 4 points and American Gas and_Electric moved up 3 points. Colorado Power also was in demand and made a substan tial gain. Dubilier, 2 being un- der pressure in the carly part of k, rose 4 points in the lat trading. Durant M first few d »| 3 points. Jordan Mot 1 point, was transterred to the sock exchanize. Petroleum issues generally were in quiet demand, ‘but ‘the more activ. cks showed an irregular fone Prairie Ol first vielded & points 1o 233, but recovered practically all that foss in the later trading. The pipe line issues were weak. Prairie Pipe Line fell about. 4 points. Standard Oil _of Indiana, after being under pressure in the first few days, moved up toward the end of the week, and Standard Oil of Nebraska, which de- clined 5 points to 236, removed most its loss before the week ended Milwaukee and St. Payl 4s sold during the week at 69 > a holdin a man's veracity is unim- peachable until he acquires the fish- ing habit. g:)‘l Many 4 noted, extra or special divideas are not included. - Partly extra..