Evening Star Newspaper, April 4, 1928, Page 15

FINANCIAL. CROP DAMAGE NEWS D. 0. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 4, 1928 NEW YORK CURB MARKET THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, FINANCIADS? FOREIGN BOND LIST [orwee o BONDS s ] Received by Private Wire Direct to The Star Office Quotations to 2:35 p.m.—Fina! Quotations in 5:30 Edition. ! S STRONGER TODAY | : Libist44s | Libsdaus Lib 4tha (s US 388 45-¢ A Low. 1015 w217 10018 10311 10219 210721 11012 11511 Demand for More Satisfac- tory Yield Reflected in Security Market. 11815 1us1 FOREIGN. Saies. High. Low. 2:58. 13 100t 100 100 41001 100 1004 4 1001 1001 1004 11 100 100 100 23 981y 98W 9RY 43 98 7 994 99 9 101 100% 101 5 107t 1074 BY CHARLES F. SPEARE. Special Dispatch to The Star. il e NEW YORK, April 4.—Foreign bonds | Argentine s F were stronger today than domestic | A lia g2 | Australia bonds. A new high average for the | SUNTAIA RSN vear was made in the former, With| Beizium 6s active trading in a broad group of Belgium 6y fasues. Bel “Thit reflected the more and more insistent for a satis- factory yield. Private investors. insti- tutions and investment trusts are all combing the market for dollar bonds Vielding between 6 and 7 per cent. This | prazi 6 has taken them into issues that they graz would not have considered ff & MO- | Rrazil §s. . ment & Year or S0 ago. South Americans Attractive. The South American and Cen riean groups give the best oppor- jes for this class of buvers. This|C s ndicated in the way in which trad- ‘““f" 3s 1941 ing has expanded and prices have ad- € ""_‘0_(»-’\' R Today the morigage bank (Con Pow Japan 7s. aues of Colombia were again buoyant, | Corenhazen ssct. with the 6 per cent bonds up over a | cxe po ial issues yieldir % per cent were in demand. Chilean T n 61,s advanced 4 to 2 ty of Budapest 6s. which had an | ate after-market and declined | issue price. have a level Argentine sJu § Argentine 8s Octs9 Be Be! | Beigium 8s. | Bolivia 8 | Bordeaux demand that is | gt 80 71014 101 101 23 9R'y 931 98%} . 60 98% 98W 98N | 11010 101 101k 13 113 113W 1134 11000 100t 100\ | C: 22 100 1004 100% | C. .o 11 10T | € D10 e 510 I C © Ci < & C c € C. 1074 107 1010 101 1024, 102% 1oy 1108 a9 A ST T 8T 101 99% 10mg 12112 1y 02 6 111% Flity 111 ] hile T 5 101 3ty 1031 | 2 1037 103% 108% | 9104 1033 103% | 1SN 13 113 5 a@n w3 e 101, 101 0 2 105'a 108W QO8NS | > Jost Lost 1081 | Ay 18 1t ©1 98N 9Ne RN . 44 10T 107y « 1210 100% o1 1 104% 104 104 19 101 100y 101 1104 104 6 100 1 991 The Ci unfortu 7 poin recently been Quite strong at 4 points up from Among the bette sues Japanese mu utilities. French gov pals and Scas-~navians were in de- mand. City of Copenhagen n;:w E crossed par. They were brought |G fast vear ot 971, bt are not redeem- | Gor Am Bank s able until June, 1937, and then at par. | ;o7 Gen Biec ©s. Irregular conditions prevailed in the | 13 1and-. industrial list. Andes Copper 7s were |, ... off & point early, as were Anaconda 7S. | j.q) The latter subsequently showed & E&in | yeq)y of %. Otis Steel 6s ran up to par for | = the first time. There is & new issue of | Japanese 4s $21,000.000 . per cent bonds of an | Japanese 61 independent steel company 1o be offered | Lyon 6;!_ tomorrow on & 5 per cent basis. arseilie 6s. Mexico 43 04 asn Expect Cincinnati Gas 4'as. | Mexico ¢s 10 Milan 61 ng-delaved Cincinnati Gas & | Bisa. me‘rrtxl;ubé;s are expected early next | Montevideo 7s. week in the amount of dsss m“m ills s were under pres m‘:nn.y %md‘ v & Seventh Avenue first 5s made another gain. which car- | ried them about 10 points above the Jow of the year. The high tate for money did not dis- turb the market for legal rails and pub- | e utilities. Some of the former that | have just been admitted to the legal class were conspicuously strong. such as Texas & Pacific first 5s. at 115, a 440 basis. The Philadelphia tkcu:‘c‘ ‘Duquesns ht 41.s are sellng - 5 Tulfe TUnited States Steel d American Tele- 25 both sold at arket for tes. @ c M % 6 1051 104% 1043 1101 101 101 31014 101 1014 26 6 264 Y3% 94 104'% 104 104% 42 102\ 102 102% 8 106% 106% 106k 95% 95 95% ! 5% 9i% 95N 1 102'5 102\ 102 « 36 101% 101% 101% 18 102°% 1 1027 3 102% 1024 102%% 10 102% 102 102 17 104's 1044 104% 9 1004 99% 100% 11 104 103% 104 6 1034 103% 103% 1226 93% 3% 93w 2724 10€% 1048 1064 1 1073 107% 1074 9 107 107% 10784 8 85 sam 88 14 9% 91 91k D21 1014 101 101 . S 11075 107 107 < s 108 Washington Stock Exchang ; 7 115% 115% 115% Sales. Rhinelbe Un 7Ts.... 3 109% 109% 109% Riode Jan 83 1946. 18 110 109% 109% 6 1074 107 1074 <l Ci D D D D D D Orient Dev deb 6 Paris-Ly-Med 6a. Paris-Ly-Med Paris-Orleans Peruésé7 wi. Gi G G 1 I I 3, Co.—10 at 109 1 Pot, Elec. 515% pfd.—10 at 108%;, 10 at .5 at 108%. W e Light—i0 st 80. 7 at 89. wash. R. & E. pid—10 at 102 Barber & Ross com.—25 at 24, 25 at 23, 25 at 22, 25 at 23. Chevy Chase Dairy pfd—10 at 106, 10| at 106, 5 at 106. i Col. Sand & Grave! pfd—10 st 1 at 100%;, 25 at 10015 10 at 100 Lanston M at 1083, 108%,. 10 at 1087, 5 at 10815, 10-at 108%. 20 at 10814, 10 at 1083 Merch. Ter. & Stge. pfd.—2 at 106. Mergenthaler Linotype—10 at 101, 10 at 1011, 20 at 101%, 10 at 101%. After Call. Wash. Gas 65 A—$1.500 at 105%. 4% pfd—1 at 108. 2 erican Co. com—50 at 38'2. _ Gas Light—7 at 8 Pot. Hec. 6% prd.—10 at 113. 2 at 113. Can. Traction Co—10 at 109%, 10 at 10075 B-rber‘k Ross 61:5—$4.000 at 96 Wash. Gas 6 “B"—$100 at 10 Wash, Gas 5-—$100 at 1053;. Wash R. & E. pfd—10 at 102%. Meney—Call loans, 57 and 6%. BONDS. and Asked Prices. PUBLIC DTILITY. . s a8 . Wash. Gas 6s A—$1.000 at 105 Capt. Tract o 11021 102% 104k « 37 106' 106 106 1 1004 100% 100% 49 100% 100's 100% 2 104% 104% 104% 5 103% 103% 103% ‘TI04 104 104 2 212% 112 12 7 100%5 100% 100% In! Sweden Bs...... Swiss 51481946 Swiss Confed 8 Toho El Pow 1s.... Tokio 10 83 834 83% Tokio 5348 196 79 94% MH % Utd Kingm 53837 26 106'a 106 106% Uruguay 3 109% 109 109 Yokohama éswi.. 7 100 99% 100 MISCELLANEOUS. Ajax Rubber 8s. 2109 109 100 Am AgriChem 7 8 105% 105% 106% AmSmit& R1stbs 6 102% 102% 102% Am Smelt & R 3 108% 108% 108% Am Sugar Ref 8 105 104% 104% AmT&Teltr 97 99% 99N 9% Am T & T cl tr 5 13 105% 105% 106% AmT&T st s 20 108% 108 108% Am Tel & Tel 5%s8. 57 109% 109% 109% Am Water Wks 5s.. 2 101 100% 101 Am Writ Paper6s.. 3 90% 90% 90% Anaconda 1st 6 31 106% 105% 106% Anaconda v 4 436 121% 119 121% Andes Copper 7s...358 135% 1344 135% | Armour&Co 4%s3% 5 92 9% 9% Armour Del 5% 9 9 90% 91 Atlantic Refin 2 102% 102 - 102% Barnsdall 85 101% 101 101% eil Tel 2 109 109 109 Bell Tel Pabc C. 19 112% 112% 112% | BethlehemStl pmbs 3 10i% 101% 101% Beth Steel %8 63.. 8 104 103% 103% Beth Steel 68, 22 105% 106 106% Bkiyn Edison bs. 2 105% 105% 106% Bkiyn Union 5% 2271 271 271 | Chile Copper §8.... 17 97% 974 9% Col GGas&El deb 65, 53 101t 100% 101 Con Coal Md 1st bt 5 9% 79 T9% ConGas NY 6% 1 106% 106% 106% Consumers Pow 58, 25 105 104% 104% CubaCanecv 7s 2 88 BE 88 Cuba Cane 1 0% 90% 904 Cuban Am Sug 1 106% 106% 108% DetroitEdison 58 40 15 106% 105% 1054 Detroit Edison 63 2 108% 108 108 Lod in Fasningion Arcade £ Tash Palt & Annap Farhineton Gas fs " e Aeries A L) Yk Fier 4s - Fier eon s 103% SCELLAXFOTS 1 o Gen Mot Ac Cor 68, 22 103% 103% 103% | Goodrich 6%m..... 2 107% 10T% 107% | Goodyear bsrets..; 13 94% 94 94 Hoe & Cob6%®..... 2 96 964 964 Humble O & L 5% 11 102% 102/ 102% Int Mer Marine 3 105' 105% 105% Int Paper s 47. 9 102% 101% 101% inter Paper 1d 6 5 104% 104 104 Iot Tel&kTeleg 4%8 24 ¥in 97% 97% J Kayser & Cob'%® 22 120 119% 119% KanCity P& L bs.. 4% 105 105 108 | Laclede s Loe 1 101% 101% 101% Laclede G 5%m62.. 10 106 104% 105 Lorillard bs. ... 1 94k 9en 9% Lorillard (P) T8, 1 117% 117% 117% |LovisvyG&ESsbZ 7 106% 105% 106% Mansti Sug s 7%s 3 107% 107% 107% | Midvale Bteel 28 102% 102 102 Mont Fower bn 43.. 2 104% 104% 104% Mont Power deb 8. 15 103 103 102 Mor's&Co ist 4%8. o7 B4 WEW BB NewEngland Teib8 6 111 1i1 111 N Y Kdison 68 44.. 12 106% 106% 106% Yaaison 6% e A 11k 118 118 YGELH&PUS 14 111% 111% 1114 3 103% 108w 103 7 1087 108% 10K% 2 110% 110% 110% 4 108% 103% 1034 4107 108 107 1 108% 103 108% 7 106% 106% 106% 2 104% 104% 104 11 108% 103% 103% 14 106 106 106 33 100% 100 100% | Pathe ¥ Z 66 664 664 | Peopie 197 107 107 <l Phile Cobu 67w, 4k 101 J00% 101 2 103% 108% J03% 7 84 9% Y8% 1owi% Wi 9i% 3 101% 101% 101W 99% B9% 99% 1014 > ‘ Wartman Park N O O Hote) Bz STOCKS. neton Gas El bl 8 Hi B 8 | N Y Tel 9,00, North Am Kdis bs.., NorOhlo Tr& L 6 Nor Blates Pow b | Nor StatesPows: | PasT&T I8t Pan-Amer P Pan-Amer Pete 7., | Paramont 6x 1947 . | #ierea-arrow bu. .. | Por 1ie Am Tob 6s Eineclair Ol 6n, Binclair Ol 6% wclair Ol Tn, Sinclals Crude b% | 810 Pipe & Skelly O1l 6% k) .6 ik 99 99 20 9% WT% W% 11 96 964 9% 1 108% 10b'% 106'% 4 108% 108 106% 28 108% 108 100% 107% 107'% 107% | Unitea Drug o VY T USRubIstifEe,. A4 94% 94 04 U8 Rub 1% .+ 14 108% 103 108 U Sreel of 6 61 109% 109% 109% Utah Fow & Libn, 10 103% 1084 103% Veriientes Sug Te.. 6 100' 100% 100% West Kiec 58, ,.,00 16 104% 1040 104 ) &' J&h.M“ sun & Storage & Suniane pld baler 1iuoty b & 1 Z) Westn Union 64s. Westinghouse 8s. . | Willys-Ov 6155 33. Wilson & Co 1st 61 WinRepeatAr 7% Yogstn S&T 6s wi, Atchison ad] 4s. Atchison gen 4s. .. Atlantic C L 1st ds. At1 & Dan 1stdsd3 | Atl & Dan 2d ds 48. B & O Gold B&Ocv4aYy B&On B&OS B&OTrfimp B&OPLEW B &OSW 5350, B & O Toledo ds. .. Brdwy & Tth Av 5s Brooklyn Elec 6138 BklynElevated613s Bkiyn Manhat 6s.. Buff R & itt 4438, Can Nat 41,230, Can Nor4'.81 Int Rapid T IntRapTr bs stpd Int Rapid Tran 6 Int Rap Trans 7s.. Int & Nor ad és IntRysCA 58 72.. Towa Cent rf Jowa Cent 1st §: Kansas City 8 Kan City Term 4 Lake Shore 4s 28 Lake Shore 4s31.. Lehigh LehighVal con 4138 Long Is e 45 49. Jong Island 55 37.. Louis&Nash uni 48 Louis & Nash 7s... MStP&SSMisisgtd Mo Pacific gen 4 Mo Pac5s F77.... Mob&O 4%5 77 ots. Mont Trm ref 58 41 Salen. High. Low, 2 85 | 11 11 1047 104% 1047 25 11024 16 104 1 106'% 30 101 RAILROAD. .70y 82 4 2% LY 100% 103% 104% s. 00 D. 4 1004 31004 10074 100 Can Nat4t.n anad North 6. anad North 7 anad ¥ an Pac 4 ar Cling! entral of Ga 51 entral of Ga 6 entral Pacific 4s. . ent Pac 1st 58 80, hess Corp §s w 1. hes & Ocv 4 hes & O gn 41ss. i & Alton 31ps B&Q4: G B & Q-1li3%s. &StP 58 (new) i R 1& P gnds.. Chi R1&Prfds R 1 Pac 4% ChiTH&SE Chi T H inc 65 60 hi Union Sta 5s 44 Chi Union Sta 6138 Chi& W Ind en & CCC&StLIsD... lev Term Cuba R R bs.. Cuba Nor blasct el & Hud 1strf 4s & Hud cv 58 35. . el & Hud 5%3s. ... en & Rio G en 4 Den&RioG 413 & Ri0 G Imp 5., Rio G West 55 Erie 1st cons 4; Erie Gen 45 Erie & Jersey Fia East C 58 r Trunk stdb rand Trunk 7 rt Northn 4 %8s E. Great North 513s.. Great Nor gen Ts 1 Cent 48 52 1 Cent 48 53 1 Cent 4% s 1 Central rf 58 5s. t & G Nor 1st 6s. t Ry CA 6338 ret UHARRRLKERR » Wl cnés s 1955~ 1 Bt P&SSM cn 45, StP&SSM cn 5s. [EPRTSTIS-oy ” 2w ®e eRBalema orthern Pacr16s re Snort L rfs 4s Pennsyl gold 7s. Rio G West el 4 Bt L IM&S 48 2 BLL 1 M&S gn t L IM&S R&G 4n tL&BFpl4nA. tL&SF prinbs. tL&BKFL%eD.. tL & 8 ¥ adj 6s., t L& 8 ¥ inc 6s. BLL S W cond L P & KCShL BAILFIa6n3bA, Bou Pac clt 4n 8ou Pacifo ref 4a. Bou Pao 44 Sou Ry gen #Hou Ry Con o, 2 ots. u Ry ou Ry 8% TexArk ¥F8 5% 60 Third Ave adj o) Tr LAk 640 80 Union Pso 1st 48. . Unfou Pac 18t if 48 Un Pao 4%8 67.... Virginia Ity 18t 5 Wahash 24 & Cengn 48 4b, ) 1024 103% 106% 100% 100 | 100 103% 104% 1t V5% 1054 S8% T8 96'a 99'% 2% 100% 1004 L00% 100% 122% 116% a1 100 1034 1081, 101t St 104 O ot 1024 59% 10 ¥ia 9% 1024% 9814 104% n7 93 101 Wi 126 1%4126'% 107 114% 104 108% 103% 108% 106% SILVER QUOTATIONS, NEW YORK, April 4 (4).—Bar siver, Menicha agjprn, (3% 112'% 102 103% 106% 100% 100% 10074 100% 1224 116% | 9k 100 108% 1081 101% 9t i 9974 1004 RISE IS CONTINUED ON CURB EXCHANGE Brokers’ Loans Ignored and Bull Operations Go On Unabated. BY WILLIAM F. HEFFERNAN. Special Dispatch to The Star. NEW YORK, April 4-—Ignoring al- most entirely the new peak record in brokers' loans reported by the Stock Exchange, the speculative element went ahead with its operations on the buy- ing side of the curb market today. Shares of companies identified with the airplane industry were in demand at new high prices. They were receiv- ing their stimulus, of course, from the spectacular gyrations in this class of stocks on the big board. Curtiss Aero Export crossed 33's, Aero Supply class | “A" sold above 20 and the “B" stock | above 16. Sugar Stocks Strong. Sugar stocks had as their incentive; for the buying the better outlook for the market for raw and refined sugar and the hardening tendency of prices. Shares of companies in the “duty-free” category were principal beneficiaries in the buving Fajardo Sugar went into| new high ground at 162 and Central Aguirre after opening lower more than | r ed the loss. National Sugar o New Jersey was another to reach new top_prices, | | Other features included Columbia Graphophone, up more than 3 points; | National Dairy Products, up almost Bl | points, and General Fireproof, up more than a point, all at new highs Buckeye Pipe Outstanding. Buckeye Pipe Lifie was outstanding | among the oils, reaching a fresh top at 73 The incentive here was the prospect of some special distribution when directors next meet. Vacuum Oil was not influenced by the declaration of a 100 per cent stock dividend, inas- much as this was known to be the in- tention at the time directors increased the authorized stock from 2,800,000 shares to 7,000,000 shares. Penn-Ohio Securities continued prom- inent among utilities, although the dis- position was to take down profits. Ex- panding operations and the strategical position of communities served by the | property apparently has been the in- centive for the recent demand. COTTON PRICES RISE | ON LIVERPOOL NEWS Texas Weather Also Is Factor in| Dealings on the New York. Exchange Today. By the Associated Press NEW YORK, April 4—The cotton market opened steady today at un- changed prices to an advance of 7 points, in response to relatively firm | Liverpool cables and failure of early| weather Teports to show any general| rains in west Texas. The advance met considerable realiz ing, but it was absorbed cn slight set- backs, the market becoming rathar raore active and firmer toward the end of the first hour. | July sold up to 19.28 and October to 19.03, net advances of 10 to 12 points. The trade seemed to be more influenced by bullish than bearish features in the weekly report of the Weather Bureau. Liverpool cables reported trade call- ing and London buying in the market | there, and fair sales of cotton cloths fo| India and China. FEDERAL LAND BANK BONDS. (Quote1 by Alex. Brown & Sons. Closing.) Rat . s [P ———— C EREEEREEET Rate, Am Light & Trac $200 Do pt L. %150 May Am Wringer pf & S F aTie 1':1’““.‘3‘ Canada Brnze 1 e bt e A Exchange “Riffet . Fajardo Sugar. 2 Fandango Corp A Fireman's F Ins. $ uien Pder pt 13 imann Dep St % Kayser (J.) & Co § Ol Ref pf. 81 i brior et Oppenheim Penn-Ohio Postum o Inc ihe Do. . & Da § Do_ pi UR P & Giy!. 8 Valma Corp Do, Do, e S R B B B wilox 'O & Gan Wright-Hargs Min PER SHARE ANALYSIS, What Is Back of Each Share. Total gross Anse! Daduction onds .. Current obile Deferred Jiabi oserve. unadiusted acerued depreciation, e H-* Il Notning 1015 1o 107 No_dividends have trom 1014 to | I dividend $1 ver ble April 11 sinid $10 per whare from 1873 to W year 100, when $7.50 waa ‘rom 1806 o 1012 the dividend rate ver year Summary. New Haven sells for three-fifthe (he valun o Its propertics, The averase stock on the ghchange’ gells for wo Uiwes the value of ite_prope Now for 14% times § ings.’ ‘The “average alock o the e welln for 14 1 wni sl eavil Yew Haven pays o dividend (Gonault your banker or broker for fur. ther " information back ot this stock apbook this for future re . g g 17201 10032 1007 400 fron for preferred and common . rnings: s earned on common heen patd on common On whare was de’ claged. o 1H08."% o to value Nakkidin, the Turkish director of l riculture, recently went to Germany lo choose elght German specialista for the organization of Turkish agriculture, Recelved by Private Wire Direct to The Star Office Following is a list of stocks and bonds traded in on the New York Curb Market today: INDUSTRIALS, Aceto! Prod A .. 10 Aero Sup Mfs ‘A 14 Aero Sup Mfg B 29 Alb P Bar A pd 9 Alum Co A Sales i hundr 70 I i1 3 Kerr ‘F‘l§zurvn Val 18 *0 Py 29 8 0 s a bt b vie pid Corp A.. TBA 3 2 & Hedger & Hed pd W 2 Reav { ampbell Wyani. 1 Marconi W ation Milk uirre Sig Southw ' Ly Wheele Dixon Cric Jubilier ¢ Font Durant 2 Bd & 00 100 200 400 Sales - A 3 4 500 Anglo Am Oil.. 5 100 Atl' Lobos . 1400 Buckeye 7en oung $ & W ] Young & & W pt 301 MINING STOCKS. nglo Chil € N, Atz G L8 “arnegie Motals Am_ Mine, Cong_ Mi op’ Mi Extens hi Cons Divide ju iy, 3 M&E'S Lake ... .00 i 3 Newmont Mining 1 R hattuek a ah A 4 Wenden 1% INDEPENDENT OIL STOCKS. ndreds. m Con Oilfids. Am Maracaib Co arib Synd Sory 83 E A MER SUBSIDIARIES 20 P n S 0 Ky S 0 Neh S 0 Ohio Vacuem Ofl in thousande. 1 10 11 AAm Gas 6 Am Gas&ElBa wil011y 101% 00 * e 20 i P Heyden * Che, Holiand Furnace 3 Hyerade Food . Imp Tob Can .00 "9 Ind Ray Cor ‘Al 1x 5 Insur Co N A o Int Cix Mach Co 3 Intl Shoe 2 Intern Util ‘B A Interst Dep ire Josice Brox vic.! 3 Lake Super C.' 0 Lefeourt Real pf Leh Val C cta Cemur Co Lib L Ow 4 18 5 23 1 10 50 11 5 10 8 Lonl 1 Marmon_ Mot 4 Marion 8t Shovel 4 P 3 0 1 Mohawk Hu 3 Mohawk 'V : aval i o 40 1 Serv | Radio Pow Ser. Suc R N Thea Syoply a1y Trade Journ 3213 ty Neisner Br'n nt116 N or 6N AN N Y Tel Co nf114% a0 0 Pow i or Sta P C Wy p Ohio ‘Ed Oh Ed s ot Oh Fd_war 1 Ohio Sec. . 1 P& L tia bt 100 9 K 21 ( 1 ratt & Lam Gamb & 1 3 e # b b i m ol Lon 9l Clony ? ~ n th a1 10 s T A Stand Pow' & Ti = Stand Sanit Mg & & Pl SREELLES5EEE0EE 17 T Fr I v G At S e SO TAT B S & iz 5 52, 55525508 o FEEEE P vedds & I N azaw G i 2 oy 8 Appal EI Pow 53 10 1 BLS St 18 Ahbott Dairies 6. 101%101% Ala Pow 433s.100% 100 k6 45 ° 45 k Se. .. 3 Alum_Co Amer 55 10: Am Cvanamid 5s 98% o El 61081 109 Am Nat Gas 61 4 09 1y oy 0417 A 0o 1 o0 Seating s, 10485 1 Anacondn s A’ 10113 1 P & I.“’ {“4“ e siaal0sf 10 © 5ian104Ty eBag Ba 1074 " 1004 Bs. « Gen A'In 58 A Gen Lau Ma 6lys Hood_Rub 5% nd Ol & ndian P&L 38 A intl Match “bs, intl Pow Sec Intl Se Tuld Stl 4 e O Y, 00 o iR nterstate Pow 5s 0914 Interst: Pow fis.. 101% 1015 Invest € A Bs A 1011y 101 Tnyest F 11213 113 5 o9 5 ME CP 4lys D10 Midwest G ix A 6% k G 4ls 1085, rrag Co A 1018 ¢ D Prod Bl 00T Nat P & L 6s'A Nev Cons Cop 8s. 90 New E G & E 5s 097 NYP [X teholy & § Ih & Sh s ww v Ind P S 8a C 104 St P M A1,8 103 M 6ye C 131 Pow 41 N ~ N h Oy Oswega Ri [ Subur 4y 1 w Pet 5108 mac Ed s K 100 % n dias 1008 100% 2103 103 Ty 100 ac) ny Am Ou A P Iy Ral Souths S 0 A Southw L& ey M N Yo O N & un Maid R Sun O 8% Swift & Co Transcont O R A 110% 110 ALNON 1008 Doaeand 1o L 1008 Y i 02 101 B LTS 1 0108 1 001 100 00 * 100 100 100 (Y 1ne It 1 Alen Wea (hl Siga 37 10: Vos Pow 8Y4a A 1014 FOREIGN BONDS, nda. Adriatie Al Zzoeezse ZZS2%3=3 2==2 P5E2 & 282 Firiiss F A A 221, i e PTEEE PESTEGid 1013 102 5 101k 104% 1 1001 06 14 B 08 v BTN B Sor 7a A 106 LAV Wi ai A el 3 Vien 3 Vienna 6a 205 01 *Ex dividend COTTON GOODS QUIET. NEW YORK, April 4 (Special).— Cotton goods markets were quiet again today. Print cloths were quoted un- changed at 7% for 64x60s and at 8% for 68x72s. Raw silks were firm an active market. RUBBER DECLINES. NEW YORK, April 4—Crude rubber, smoked ribbed sheets, declined 3% at today’s noon quotation of 23. This compares with 283 a month ago and 41% a year ago. . AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. NEW YORK, April 4 (#).—American International Corporation is in a strong cash position, with assets very liquid and earnings extremely good, stock- holders were informed by Matthew C. Brush, president. The company has closed 1its last foreign subsidiary, a small business in Japan. POTATO MARKET STEADY. CHICAGO, April 4 (#).— (United States Oepartment of Agriculture).—Potatoes— Receipts, 109 cars, on track, 546, total United States shipments, 596 cars: de- mand and movement on new stock mod- erate, market steady, market on old stock dull. Florida Bliss Triumphs, crates, 3.50; Cuba Triumphs, 3.75; ‘Texas, sacked Triumphs, 5.7526.00. Wis~ consin sacked round whites, 1.85a2.0( e e e SHORT-TERM SECURITIES. (Reported by J. & W. Seligman & Co.) Allis Chalmers 3¢ 1937 A Amer. 55 19, Tel. Ca. 9 Wks. & El. 5s 1934 Anaconda Copper 6s 1028 FRREEET 2233832 GETLSTETPPSTE EIETIS Duaussne Lish Edison EL TII. Erie Rwy. Co.7s 1930. . Gen, Mot Accep. Co fis sen’l Petioleum Corp 3332 > 235 L o o™ 2 PRSI T S i U = ettt e - 283333332, 233 FEFPEIE > 3223333288382233323283323333832333 2232323 i TREASURY CERTIFICATES. (Reoortad by J & W. Seligman & Co.) i I S R ey - L Samg REIGN EXCHANGE. (Quotations furnished by W B_Hibba & Co. Noming £old. Selline thecks valoe (oF DArY. . Taday: ToeSTARGS S4AT Madrid. reseta. Vienna_ schilling . Budaest. nengo. .. Pr erown. Warsaw. zloty. . | Conenhagen. crown delo. crown ... Stockholm. crown JOHN JOY EDSON, President Organized 1879 Assets .. +..$5,292,042.70 start 915 F " 1831—Nearly District of Home Cash Capital ........... Surplus . ... s Surplus to Policy Holders . Total Assets . .. trees. Geo. W. White, Pres. Alex. K. Phillips, Sec'y. OUR ECONOMICAL BO JomN W, 1417 K St | ings. in | | Idaho sacked russet Burbanks, 2.00a2.20. | GIVES WHEAT BOOST | Reports of Winter Killing in Ohio Valley States Have Bullish Effect at Chicago. By the Associated Press CHICAGO. April 4—Wheat values averaged higher today in the early deal- Reports of heavy damage by Winter killing continued from Ohio Valley States, with excessive wind and need of rain in transmississippl States Bouthwest and West. Opening at ' ‘ofl to 5 up. wheat underwent a gen- | eral sag, but then rose all around to above yesterday’s finish. Corn, oats and provisions were easy, corn starting unchanged to 3; higher, and subse- | quently showing general declines. STEEL MILLS SPURRED. NEW YORK, April 4 (#).—The steel industry has increased operations about 12 per cent In the Jast week, ingot pro- duction now averaging around 85 per cent of capacity, due to a higher rate for independent companies at nearly 80 per cent against 79 per cent a week ago. Subsidiaries of the United States Steel Corporation continue slightly above 90 per cent, the same as last week. compared with 83* and 89 per | cent two weeks ago. Bethlehem Steel is | above 83 per cent and other large units | also are at a higher rate. DIVIDEND BOOSTED. NEW YORK, April 4 (#).—Directors of Julius Kayser & Co. authorized an increase in the annual dividend rate to $5 from $4, with the declaration of & regular quarterly dividend of $1.25 per share, payable May 1, to stockholders of record April 16. 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