Evening Star Newspaper, April 20, 1929, Page 25

“FINANCIA THE_EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON. D. . SATURDAY. APRIL 20. 1920. BOND PRICES FIRM o~ zone BONDS stocxscnusce] [FINANCIAL GIANTS LEAD BULL | "NEW YORK CURB MARKET ] UNITED STATES. RAILROAD, : : : IN UUIEI MARKEI Vv e w8000 | At GeSou s 1843 0 S 90U Sy Sl g B4t & LS 60 98 9730 9730 20 k¢ 7! . mm‘ o, ‘And Mné roumhn‘ . 2 on " T lm%us 16 9920 9914 9920 : - the New York Curb Market today, with Lib ath 4% a; l:g:i l:::! |:=§5 m:v;i’ugénozmg:m ud‘&r.wu ug‘w 2 US3Ys. and Ju '3 o 3 Demand for High-Grade IS-| usiwsss. =2 100 10326 100 close mark sues Continues—FOreign |y genunesesnen, 1 16 3 : . Argentine May 'l:; Uit Sty Ty Argentine 6s A. Argentine 6s B. Australia ¢%8 56... Australia 68 1955... L CURB SHARES HOLD STEADY UNDERTONE Power and Light List Strong. Ford of Canada Reacts. FINANCIALT™ P I SRR w3suSus S SR Atl & Dan 18t Atlantie C L 1st = SE5: muFe zaonuiendus S22 Fewds 2, ) £ R 833! & ol JuS35Es: S 555 3 # BY HARRY H. BECKER. Special Dispatch to The Star. NEW YORK, April 20.—Although customary week end evening up of speculative accounts was witnessed on the Curb Exchange today, the market readily - absorbed realizing sales and maintained its recent strong undertone, Strength was most striking in the power and light stocks, with United Gas Improvement, American Superpow~ er B and International Telephone & 4 | Telegraph the outstandifig performers. ¢ 5y | There was also strong demand for the 13 Zdnith Radi y investment trusts. Sales in General Electric of England was con- hundreds. siderably firmer on the news that the American group had won the fight , | @gainst the foreign opposition to par- ticipate in the affairs of the company. There was a report in circulation of a possible union of the company with the Associated Electrical Industries, Ltd. Douglas Aircraft featured its section with a sharp advance into new high ground. Continental Diamond Fiber also went to the best level in its history on the big increase in profits in 1928 revealed in the company’s listing appli- cation. Other active and strong stocks included Deere & Co. Hiram Walker, Newton Steel, Firestone Tire, American+ Rolling Mills and Taggart. Ford of Canada developed fresh weak- ness, off more than half a dozen points from the preceding close. Aviation Cor poration reacted sharply and Aluminum eased off slightly. Among the ofls the principal strength was displayed by Humble. Metal stocks were dull. o BY CHARLES F. SPEARE. Epecial Dispatch to The Star. NEW YORK, April 20.—The market or listed bonas showed no appreciable hange today. Prices for domestic ob- | Bank of Chile 6% ations generally held close to the high | Belgium 6 vels of the weck. iy Evidence was again witnessed of a Pairly wide investment demand for ghwgrade issues in which the supply has become rather scarce. A compari- on of prices with those of a2 week ago disclosed a well-balanced number of batisfactory advances in domestic bonds. [Ths average of these has advanced al- fnost half a point and is nearly a point bove the early April low. Today’s. market did not contain any |Canada 6s 1953. portant features. High-grade rails|Canada 5%s 1929, 12 and 5 per cent coupons were up | Chile 6s'60. ractionally. Atchison 4s on the other | Chile s hand lost a full point, with a partial |Chile 781943..... pcovery later. Most of the speculative | Chinese Gov Ry ralls were a shade easier on profit | Colombia és Jan' ing. | Con Pow Japan 18 Foreign _obligations, including the | Czécho 83 1951, German government municipal and | Czecho 8s 1952, tility issues, marked time despite the certain outcome of the reparations problem. German Bank 6s were a trifle ower, but the external loan 7s showed kcarcely any change. Hamburg 6s ad- vanced a good sized fraction. Convertible domestic bonds were trong again, most of the feature being | F ppplied by Wickwire Spencer 7 per | German Ei bents. _Internasional Telephone 4lss, |German 7s hich have recovered more than alf | Greek 6s 1 heir late loss, opened weak and then | Hungary 7%s allled. Liberty Loans and Treasury | Irish Free State §i Sogaadacc E2E nannn 3 £553 ) S o 99% |Can Nat 4%s30.... 104% | Can Nat 4%8 54, 2 1074 | Can Nat 448 67, 105% | Canad North 6% 111% | Canad North 7s.... 10814 | Central of Ga 6s. ... 8814 | Central Pacific 4s. . 1024 | Cent Fac 18t 68 %0, 99% | Chesa Corp 68 w .. 9¢% [Ches & Ocvai4s... 94 |Ches & O gn 4 34m... 1085 {Ches & O 4%s 93 A & Chigks 11 gu 6861, 0 B0 83,2582 S an t.sh.8 IR P M 11ron Cap Coj 1 Mason Val 2Min Co Can. wk M. o 875 CR1Pac4% e 100 ChiStPM&O 6s°30. Chi Un Sta 4%8.... Chi Uuion Si 948 Chi Union St . 100+ | Chi & W Ind cn 4s.. 107 [Ca W 15%s b 1124 CCC&StL 448 E17 4 | Clev Term 6% 105% Colo & Sou 4348.... \s &35 | Cuba Nor Sk cts.. 100 |SUbARRT3H8..c00 o | Del & Hud 1strf 48 T B2%,.o @ L L e R N L L R L I ey 1Blauners . 3Bliss E W, 1Blum 8 o 2eBBuw -, R Yo b e o Among the leaders in the new bull market era: Upper left, Arthur F. Cut- ten; upper right, William C. Durant; lower right, John J. Raskeb, jand Yellow Truck & Coach. Their - By the Assoclated Press. 11 Am Con Ofifids. o hotes remained inactive and irregular. . ashington Stock Exchange SALES. [Potomac Electric 512 % pfd.—1 at 10715, olumbia Sand & Grave] pfd—10 at 91, 10 at 91. AFTER CALL. [Mergenthaler Linotype—1C at 108, 15 at 1077 IPeoples Drug Stores pfd.—10 at 114 o erchagns’ Transfer & Storage pfd.- at 110, hevy Chase Dairy ptd.—20 at 107. Washington Gas 65 “A"—$5,000 at 10215, Potomac Elec. Cons. 55—$2.000 at 101%. Norfolk & Wash. Steamboat Co.—2 at 5. Bid and Asked Prices. BONDS. PUBLIC UTILITY. Montevideo 7s. Netherlands 6s 72 Norway 581963.... Norway 6%s. . Norway 6s 1943, Norway 63 1944. Orient Dev 6%s '57. Paris-Ly-Med Paris-Ly-Med 7s. Paris Orleans § % o Ba 96% 923 100% 98y, 100 99% 89% 101% 104 1% 9% 101% 96% 1004 102% 102% 87% 103% 943, I e » - ‘! Duluth S S & At Den & Rio G en 4 D Rio G West 6s. EastTennVa&Ga Eriecvt 5367 w1 Fla Bast C5s 74. Gt Nor 4%s 76 D. Grt Northn 4% Gr Trunk stdb Grand Trunk is Great Nor gen 78 Hud & Man aj §s.., Hud & Man ref §s.. 111 Cent 48 53.. 11l Cent ret 4s. 1 Cent 4%866.... [11-C-C-StL&NO bs. Int Rapid Tran 6s.. Int Rap Tr §s stpd.. Int Kap Trans 7s Int & G N¢ Int&GtNor adj Int RysC A 5s Int Ry CA 8%sr Kansas City 8 s. Kan City Term Lake Shore 4s 31 @ NEW YORK, April 20.—Gould, Keene, Fiske and Gates were glants of a day when there still were a few shade trees left in Wall street. Today we have Cutten, Raskob, Breen, Durant, Higgins, the Fisher brothers and a host of others. The whirling tides of the recent bull market have receded far enough for us to see whose heads are towering above | the rest. They are a gallery of new faces, new groups and new names, names which Wall street's elder states- man, George F. Baker, probably never heard of until he was past 60. Veteran Grain Trader. Arthur F. Cutten, veteran grain trader, was one of the original “bulls” on Montgomery Ward stock. He be- gan to acquire shares when they ‘were selling around 80 and pyramided on the ‘way up to above 400, when the company declared a stock dividend. He also is reported to havve large in- terests in Radio Corporation, Atlantic Refining Co., Loose-Wiles Biscuit Co. holdings became so large. that they formed a personal securities corporation to take care of them. George F. Breen, a quiet, unassuming trader, is one of the most popular figures in Wall Street. He has “made markets” in hundreds of issues for some of the largest banking houses in Wall Street. He is closely asso- clated with the Pisher and Cutten in- terests. Durant’s Activities. ‘William C. Durant, head of the motor company bearing his name, has made several fortunes in automobile stocks, including General Motors, Chrysler, Hudson and Hupp. He was reputed to have been the central figure behind the sensational rise in U. 8. Cast Iron Pipe and has large interests in Inter- national Combustion and Packard. Joseph Higgins is one of the bi it traders cn the New York Curb Market. His huge bids for certain curb stocks have made exchange history. He is jokingly referred to as “buy 50,000 shares Joe.” 3 Commonwealta Ed: 4 Am Maracaibo Go. 3 Argo O 08 Cities 17 Cittes Serv 'n ovalty. Pe Cent' ‘Pete. f O Pa 2 Magdal _Svnd 2 Mount_Gulf. 2 Margay Ofl . 11 3 New Bradford O.... 3 Mou 3 2 1 13 New Mex Ariz Land ] ent Tex Oil.. 241, 83 STANDARD _OIL ISSUES e % bR rocks siorose SY d 8°7 d. 113 ptd ol Baltimore Markets Bpecial Dispatch to The Sta; BALTIMORE, Md. April tatoes, white, 100 pounds, 65a1.1 potatoes, Lushel, 1.25a2.50; yams, bare rel, 2.00a3.25; sweet potatoes. barrel, 2.00a3.25; asparagus, dozen, 2.50a6.00; beets, crate, 2.50a2.75; cabbage, hamper, 15a1.35; carrots, crate, 2.25a3.25; celery, crate, 1.25a2.75; cucumbers, bushel, .00 24.00; egg plant, crate, 1.75a3.25 kale, bushel, 17'2a40; lettuce, basket, 1.50a 1250; onions, 100 pounds, 2.00a4.00; Spring onions, 1,000, 75a1.00; peas, bushel, 1.50a2.50; peppers, crate, 2.50a 5.50; radishes, bushel, 50a1.50; squash, crate, 1.50a3.00; spinach, bushel, 50a 1.00; tomatoes, crate, 2.00a6.75; apples, bushel, 75a2.00; grapefruit. box, 2.00a 3.25; oranges, box, 2.25a4.00; straw- berries, quart, 15a25. Dairy Market. Eggs—Receipts, 1921 cases: native Sales in units. 400 Buckeye P L. Cent'l Ol and Sinclair Oil. He recently was| John J. Raskob, former chairman of elected a director of the Sinclair com- | the finance. commiitee of the General pany. Motors Corporation, started his career The Fisher brothers, in addition to|with the Du Ponts as a stenographer. large holdings in General Motors, have | He acquired a fortune in General Mo- acquired a considerable interest in At- |tors and Du Pont stocks. He has lantic Refining, Baldwin Locomotive large interest in Radio Corporation. 108% 1084 L & N 4145 2003. 887 Louis & Nash 6% 92% Man Ry 1st 45 90.., 101% bs 61 et Mil El Ry & L 63 6 3, |and nearby firsts, free cases, dozen, 27; | current receipts, 20a22. Butter—Good to fancy creamery, pound, 45348; gfln!.s. 49a50; blocks, 48a 50: ladles, 35a39; store packed, 32a33; rolls, 33a35; dairy prints, 33a34; process butter, 42a43. | _Live poultry—Spring chickens, pound, 45a52; Leghorns. 38a48; young chickens, 42a45; thin and poor, 25a28; old hens, |35a37; Leghorns, 30a32: ducks, 20a28; Guinea fowl, each, 50al.10; pigeons, palr, 35a40. Hay and Grain Prices. »| Wheat—No. 2 red Winter, garlicky, spot, 1.24: April delivery, 1.24. 31 Corm—No. 2 export, April delivery, no quotations; No. 2 yellow, domestic, spot, 1.07a1.08; cob corn, 5.75a6.00 barrel. | Oats—No.. 2 white, démestic, spot, 60a60!3; No. 3 white, domestic, spot, 58a5815. Rye—Nearby, 1.10a1.15. Hay—Receipts, none. While hay is arriving here in limited quantities only, it is more than ample for the demand, which 1s being supplied mostly by truck from nearby points, a few carloads be- 3 |ing received. There is not enough business passing to establish prices on the various kinds on merit at a range of 15.00a16.00 per ton of timothy or clover hay. Straw—No. 1 wheat, 12.0012.50 per ',t.on; No. 1 oat, 12.50a13.00 per ton. COTTON PRICES DROP. | _NEW YORK, April 20 (Special).-— { Under the heaviest selling pressure in some time, the cotton market broke & quarter of a cent today and ended at the boticm. May broke through the 20-cent level and new crops lost 30 points in some cases. Spots were re- duced 25 points to 20.05. May | July 'z | October . Qctober . 34 | December ’Jlnulry . . . 1931 95 ! March X 19.47a48 FOREIGN EXCHANGE. (Quotations furnished by W. B. Hibbs & Ce.) T ; ~ i ] RhineWst EP 05'53 m. Tel & Tel, cil. trl 8610 RhineWst EP 65'53 ABa-oR pot. suar. 56 Rhine\Wst EP 7850 C% £ elesnone se * | Rio de Jan 8a 1946. €. & P. Tel. of Va. 55... . ... 2 2o G 5 Capital Traction R. K. 55. St City & Suburben 5 Georgetown Gas 1st Potomac Elec. 15t 55 Potomac Elec. Col R LB MR TN e D 00K - 30355 G5 i i e b CTI0 1 01 51 01 e G B 13 o 19 2 L P e i 40 ~3 01D 00 O et 30 pm O e R 09 e 0 3 ) e TN 5T Bt HERR R 90% £ 2El P & L optl war! Pow Cor. CHICAGO STOCK MARKET. CHICAGO, April 20.— Special Dispatch to The Star. STOCI Mob & Ohlo 4 %s 77. Mont Trm ref s 41. 4| NOTex & M5s B NOT&MG54%S Markets at a Glance Serbs Crot Slo Shinyetsu 6% - glt C(i (lel‘ch Soissons 6s. Wash. Rwy. & Elec. gen. 8 sl MISCELLANEOUS. ToEiss Barber & Ross. Inc.. 6ls Tokio 8%8196 am-Vanderblit Hotel §%s.. Chestnut Farms Dairy 6'z8. Utd Kingm 5%s 2 Utd Kingm 5% 37, exy Chase Ciub 5t Pot. Joint Stock Lo Bi. 55 88 Uruguay 6s1960... 17 Wash. Mkt. Cold Storate 5s.... .. | Urugu 36 Wash. Cons. Title Co, 6s. - Vienna Warsaw 7. Yokohama UY MISCELLANEOUS. 1 Abram&Straus 5% 13 108 108 4 Y i - ogh AL ot 102% 102 2 2 rice Cr . 5 88y, Mines Gold. NEW YORK, April 20 (#).—Future Borin 5 n e shipments of gold from Canada may 104% 103% Nor Pac 4%s 2047... % - 4 3412 | contain some freshly-mined metal from| 5 Gotnam Kniiback M. NATIONAL BANK. . No-th P 168, 3 1B & 2 1 N R OeasehTake N 5. 1B Fen & wire Co B 3 ;;f% | the new gold mine in Quebec Province § 3ot gt - 103% % 1 Rllova WAl o i 381 Amos.~ Operations. were. stavied casty| 3 Sa Friniine Ore Wash 18t 4s.... t] JJRayaetch Qo Bt Bk & 5 this year and the first shipment, valued B Liberty Am Water Wki Pennsyl gen ¢}48. A A ol 301, | 8t §25,000, has just reached the mint Lincoln 420 ... | Anaconda 1st & Penna RR 4%s f .,.."{:,”A|M_ : 1o in Ottawa. airy b — —— — Anlcond;) n'v‘d‘: 78 Pennsy! gcr; 3 4 ?ggg: P8 Corp A Frin Armour Del . Pennsyl 4. 2! ¢ i ition i At Gult 8 8 Pennsyl 63 1Rt & 8 W e praghs Petition in Bankruptcy. Atiantic Refin 58 Pennsyl gold 1s. § -mm!:r ° 80%2 BALTIMORE, April 20 (Special).— 32 & ¢ y Ira E. Laws of Silver Spring, Montgom- B | ery County, has filed a petition in the Marg 18t 6 1 Portland &1 P L 6 Ehicago’ Port RL&P T4 3 Rending gen 63 United States District Court asking to Rio G W 1st 4s. 30 | be adjudicated a bankrupt. The pe- Rio G West cf b g'- | titioner has $1,200 assets and $4,200 12 Comm C S 35 35 | liabilities. Orders were signed adjudi- 1 Gons Ser ct..... gn: 5 Construction M’ Corp | cating him a bankrupt and referring the 4 case to Arthur D. Willard, referee. Eg Sales K8 in Rundreds. Hish. Low. Close. | gocks Trregular: American ‘Tele-| § Poremost Duiry wi o 2 S Dais e e gxhcne and Bethlehem Steel at new| sy Ford Mot Co & i 15l M e s Abbott Dairies 6s '42 100 g:‘ Bonds—Irregular; German govern- - ment's soft. 6" e 4l Curb—Irregular; utilities buoyant. ;g o o Foreign exchanges—Steady; Spanish 20% pesata drop to new 1929 low. - Cotton—Declined; continued favora- 40 81, | ble weather. Sugar—Easy; liquidation. Coff 't and featureless. OB BA N MG NRD T MRS AR AN AR AR LG R NO RN w8 NYChi&StL 8%y B, NYC&StLésA.. 3% 30; s 5 e ] Amer. Tel. & Telza Capital Traction Co... TP T e P - SO P TP N ey 13 34 1 e 308, p [Potomac Elec. 6% pfd.......... 1 ol 2 98 9% Potomac Elec, 5 i v 3 103% 103% Wash. s U 0o Wash. Rwy. & Elec. Bld... 5 1L 101k e,.g B rses Srsenontt i e 828 22 maBnune, Gol 3 Gorham. Mfe. District ... . Febdern»nmenun Am Tel & Tel 6%s. w I T Reeve9999922 wXRgeasy 550N American Security & Trust Ce Continental Trust.. Merchants’ Bank........... National Savings & Trust g o Certain-Td5 Chile Copp Colon O11 6s,"38. £ 2 SAVINGS BANK. of Bethesda inerce & Savin Washington Com Invest 5% | Com Invest 6s Cun Coal Md 15t 53, Con Gas N Y 6% Consumers Pow 68. 8 T SasnrommE » wRmehaRasmrn St P & KCShL 4%s. Cuba Cansce Seaboard AL 4s sta. Cuba Cane 8s. 63% | SeabA L ad) 68 1949, Denver Gas58..... 2 100 |Seab A L con 68 DetroitEdison5s30. 102% IS B All Fla 6835 A. DoHgS e “ 10d% | Sou Pac 48 29.... Gen Asphalt 6s36.. 9 Gen Cable 538’47.. 7 Gen Mot Ac Cor 6s, 12 Goodyear bs rets... 60 RIATK& L 4%s... StL IM&S gn 5831, B oD D1 1Eddy Paper... e P 2Emp Pow ser & CHICAGO DAIRY MARKET. 1 Foote " Burt. n Spr Bu 38,, | Low; receipts, 11,963 tubs; creamery B 1% | \f LG A ; | extras, 44; standards, 43 extra firsts, SIL&SFpl4sA 1 Elec Household. S0, 4 Foote Gear. s 21 | CHICAGO, April 20 (#).—Butter— Barkl Co pf. It fi;lza‘,'z: firsts, 42a42%%; seconds, 40';a 03601 5 b A 00 e O S hbs n a3 e o = © oy - roenesS oo 3 | London, pound. Eggs—Lower; receipts, 38,150 cases; , frane. 1 extra firsts, 27a27!; firsts, 2612; ordi- nary firsts, 25a26; storage packed firsts, 28Y4; storage packed extras, 28%. POTATO MARKET STRONG. CHICAGO, April 20 (® (United States Department of Agriculture).— Potatoes—Receipts, 63 cars; on track, 10 new, 150 old; total United States ship- FRawheck ¢ cHb 18 | ments, 907 cars; new stock - trading 32 Libby um!x PO T %o_flod market strong; Texas sacked Bliss Kan City P & L 6i 102% 1024 | West Maryland o s ¢ umphs, No. 6524.75; old stock Kan G & E 6s52. 106 | Western Pacific 8 neh, Glass P trading only fair, market steady; Wis- S Laclede G b%s 62. 103% |WisCengn 48 ¢9... aterial Serv 4 consin, sacked found whites, 60880: o, Amer Aviaiion. Ligget&Myers5s51., 101% 5 Idaho, sacked russets, 1.70a1.90. 8ta P A, Losw's Inc 6s. !5 EARNINGS REPORTED. 84%| . NEW YORK, April 20 () —Kenne- 107% 1 eott, earned $10.03 a share in 10244 | 1928 on 4,662,036 shares of old stock % 95% | hefore the two for one split-up, Earn- |o ) ings. in 1937 were $6.23 a share. 99y | Lehigh Valley Coal Corporation’s net profit for the first quarter was $468,- 100% 101% |y e © o - ETTI LIPS S 3358 Copennasen, e Sefo. crown. . c1or Stockhoim, erown BOSTON STOCK MARKET. BOSTON, April 20.—Following is & list of today's highest, lowest and clos- ing prices for the most active stocks .| dealt in here. e £ Drug - ‘f Lane Drug pid 3asE :§§ o8 g35z3ndEssesss. sE8 g a2, Int Tel&Teleg ¢ %s, 60 Int Tel&Tel 48 cv 432 123% 5 > 4 2222222222 3 o g 232853 B P tH gnd 23 &8 7 Sales. High. Low. 10'Aero Underwriters.., 40 40 S40Amer Founders ... 94 8312 geege TREASURY CERTIFICATES. 58! S 3es B0 eSS i SRR TS % T i45;; | Mont Power deb ‘Metropolits Club 4’ Nat iry 6% s, i L 7 AT NewEngiandTel 108 | e e, Urrepond, o H e Fuel & Iron's first quarter oo 190%s | report shows profit of $918,677 before Federal taxes, compared with $522,250 100 1013 1014y | JeAF eg. < i Rl Jzange G5 ; 1oow 100w 100w | AEERe SUREL e e e ¢ P i 101% 1014 101% t $1.67 ] 7 109% 109 lmw $1.67 in the same period of 1 104w 104 1044 o sws of Pig Iron Price Advanced. % | NEW YORK, April 20 (P).—Eastern 1 92% 92 82 ! ; 1074 1065 1071 | CEn") ton b0 2155, base.furmace or 1305 1804 1300 foundry iron and $20.50 for basic. 3% il IR m GERMAN BONDS AND STOCKS. 1014 101% | NEW YORK, April 20 (Special).— 97 914 1021 102 | Ger. South 103 108 Stand O N J 68 ¢ 10214 102% Stand OlI N Y 448, 96k 96 SugarEstUriente?s. 1 2% 92% Tenn Copper 6s B'4 46 102% 101% 102% TenniSiecPow 6847 4 105% 105% 105% Transcontl Oil 6%¢ 16 99 9 sl oanSaranen & 2u83 S 3zaua, azsgstisSsssst 28LI88528 SR G el 1Philip Morris * . 4 Bhilibpe" (Louis} 3| e85z EEEREO) {FEDERAL LAND BANK BONDS. NEW YORK, April 20 (Special).— | Bid. Aski Bank 4Y%s Nov. 1958. 963 Bank 4s May 195 Eenpe msoagey 5 s oo S 8253880 3 22 b g 223% = T = = THEF Pt A 53 o &t 835393 FEEFTEE w 555555 Sk A 25 28 2 Bearrersnsearonmaias gacada: P11 unsey Trust Co. s Jan. 4Ys May 1957-37.. f::l"hl( Cavitol Savings Ban! i Sy 103a-38: ast Park Savings Ba 2, X 35 m‘l United Pru; 35 United Shoe B0 Basities. o BALTIMORE STOCKS. Special Dispatch to The Star. Baltimore, April 20.— i Base Ball ' Club. WoanEien anedon Bav. Bk oo 0 'Y SHORT-TERM SECURITIES. (Reported by J. & W. Seligman & g".‘, FERE CEEEERE e e F R (s = H s & s2zsumsasniauaanad, s T = 4op34 hJulY 19340p34 fov. 19410p3l. . May 194lop3l.. New York Stock and Bond Averages. SATURDAY,. APRIL 20, 1925. $TOC = = fetfuesyaun,,, £ & F N &R 0000 GRS = 5 gussusy iy yEw R E R ! <t pe o & B, gosnones 2. SRS o, et s g ._ BT i 3! & s £ RIS 258! e LT A e 1 Tullrosds ‘avéraged 1913 14125 low, 128.6. seaus g - B S EES m‘ 3 Fanaaetss IO | e - 2RRILRERSA2T8S. & syeasay: 5 7 BE28Y, ., R SRR & Tto ity & BONDS. B R te in Carlsbad SRT8YSUE % 3 FEEE SEF B FSRRE SR Eagle O 5%s 10 1024 102 '~ 102 Witson & Co 1st 6s. 5 101% 101% 101% WinRepestAr 1%s. 2 107 107 107 Nt Yogstn ST Sawl, 7 100% 100% lqps 3y E 5l - LT T TR TR