Evening Star Newspaper, February 11, 1930, Page 15

UTILITIE FEATURE TRADING ON U afis Also Active in Spotty 2 8ession—Changes Are Fractional. BY JOHN A. CRONE. Special Dispatch to The Star. W YORK, PFebruary 11.—Public utilities featured an active but some- what spotty curb session today. Rails Were not as prominent as in the pre- céding session, but ofls, trading cor- Pporstions and the higher-priced indus- trials were in demand. ic Bond & Share took off its m sagging tendency and moved fo) quickly. It was followed by Niag- | ar& Hudson Power, United Light & A and American & Foreign T. Gains were made by some of the higher-priced issues, such as Ame C tric axn ! ican Gas & Electric and Cem we: Ligth, Zong Island Lig! lew for the year. Canadien Pacific opened off % at 53% and wes within a small fraction Of 55 at times. Pennroad Corporation opened at 16%, off 3. Nelther of these issues was as much sought as in the ~previous session. mmlte the bearish views on the ofl , on the part of the trade as ‘well as’ stock traders, some petroleum shares moved higher. Cosden Ofl, which has just brought in several Texas wells, Tose 2 points. Humble, which was Whirled on 1929 profits Monday, was buoyant today. Standard Oil of Kentucky and Standard of Kansas showed a disposition to mave ahead, while Standard of Indiana was little changed. Indian ‘Territory pointed . as did Cities Service, which after news was received of suits, !grhc.oohla. against h];enry L. alleging Ohio stock sales law violations. . resars can i e i i new and Other trading corporations moved for- Aluminum Co, of America jumped 11 mlnu within a fe wsales to l’nefil‘h m‘flu year at ?nSS Sln[elmmmuflctux- = . after gaining 25 points Monday, CHICAGQ DATRY MARKET. February 11 (#).—Butter 13,246 tubs; prices un- firm; receipts, 7,003 3 firsts, graded firsts, 40 to 40%; ordinary firsts, 34 to 38. l NEW YORK BANK STOCKS. | NEW YORK, February 11 (Special).— e Bid. Asked. 133 136 9 % ¥ World Ex: Yorkville . Interstate ".>00 Int Germanic Do Ltd Underwriters (JOnit Btates BONDS ON THE CURB MARKET. ales ousands. la Pow 41 *67 1 Aluminum Ltd 8s G & E 'DOMESTIC BONDS. High Low. : % 5% Eeh ) 8 e B §8358 BE D, B nt St P&L ‘whiel ~Prev. High Low. 48% 5% 49% 26% ] 1% 20 24% 4 123 Deere & Co new Nolice—AR stocks are sold in ome hundred-share lots | —Prev 1930.— those designated by the lefter s (65s) shows those stocks to be sold in odd lets only. 1930.—~ Stock and Sales— 3 Dit Rate. Acme W Co vte (32). 7 Aeronautical Indus. Atnsworth Mfg 32%. Alexander Indust. ... All Amer Gen Corp.. Allegheny Gas Corp. % Allled Aviation... ... Allied Int Inv pf (3). Allled Pow & L. . Allled P&L 1st pf(5) Allfed Pwr&Lt pf(3) % Allison Drug St B... Aluminum Co of Am Atuminum Co, Ltd. . Alumin Goods (1.20) Am Arch Co (3) Am Brit & Cont. Am Chain (3). Am Cit P&L X (a3). Am C P&L B (b10%) Am Cwlith P A b10%. Am Cwith P B b10%. Am Cmwith Po wa Am Control Of1 Flds. ¢ Am Cyanam B (1.60) Am Equitles.,... Am For Power war.., Am Gas & Elec (31). - 000D 5 e 10 a0 0 174 70 139 18% Am Solvents Chem. . Am Sol Ch ev pf (3). Am Superpower (1). Am Superpow pf (6) Am Super 1st pf (6) Am Thread pf (25¢) . Am Yvette (new) wi. Anchor Post F (3) Anglo-Am n-v (73¢). Anglo Chil Nitrate. . Arizona Com (50c).. Ariz Globe Coppes Arkansas Nat Gas. . Arkansas Nat Gas A. Ark N G em pf (60c) Art Metal Works(3) asso-Dyeing & Ptg.. Asso-Elec Ind Ltd. As30 G & E A (12.40) A3$30 GEE A deb rts.. 1% Asso Laund (320¢).. 434 Asso Rayon. (39% Asso Rayon pf (6) 22% Atl Coast Fish(1.4¢ % Atlant Fruft & Sug. . 1% Atlantic Lobos Oil pt Atlantic Sec Corp. Auto Voting Mach Aut V Mev prpt (2). Aviation Credit...... Aviation Corp of Am Aviation Securities Axton-F Tob A 3.20.. Babcock&Wilcox 19, Bancomit new (1.60) Benson & Hedges. Blumenthal (S). Bourjois, In Br Celanese Litd rets Buf Niag&EPpE 1.60. Bulova cv pf (334).. Burma Corp (t31¢).. Bwana M Kub . Cab& Wire LtdB rcts Can Marconi.... Can Pacific(new’ 360 Carib Syndicat .11 Carnegie Metals. 1 Celanese Corp. 1 Cent PSv A (21.75).. 23 Cen States £l (340¢) 50 Charis Corp (13).... 2 Ches & Ohio (new).. 20 Citles Service (330¢) 383 Citfes Serv pf (6).... 3 CitSP&LDL (7)..0 Clark Lighter A..... Clev El lilum (1.60). Clev Tractor (1.60).. Cohn & Rosen, Inc. .. Colgate-Pal-F (2%). % 10 =~ & Com'with Kdison (8)120s 278 Comwith Pow pf (6). 5 u8% Comwlith & Sou war. 274 6 Com'with & Spt (6). 51 98% 12% Com Wat Ser (b6%) 4 13% % Comstock Tunnel (1 % CA M Coctfs 1 5 Consolidated Copper. 13% Con Dairy Prod (32). 90k Con Gas, Balto(3.60) 21% Con Gas Ut A (2.20). 3 Cons Instrument, 10 Cons Laundries. .... 10% Con Retall Strs (1).. 5 Copeland Prod Inc A. 11% Cord COrp...euers... 12% Corroon & Reynolds. 64 Cosden Oil 62 Cosden Oil pf. $9% Coty Soc Anon . 6 Creole Petrojeumn. .. & Cresson Cons (8c) 18% Crocker Wheeler. ... 36 Cr&Bpf (3%) W w. % Crown Cent Petrol. . 5% Curtiss Flying Serv. 1% Curtiss Wright war. 1% Cusi Mex Mining.... 8 Darby Pet (1) 18% Davenport Hos (2).. 3 Dayton Alr & Eng... 435 Deere & Co (36). = L o [ » &= FRERCARDNE OND XA 2% De Forest Radio. ... 4% Derby Ofl & Refin... 5 Detroit Atrcratt Cor. 10% Dix Gas & Utilittes. . 16% Doehler Die Casting. & Dolores Esperanza. . 29 Donner Steel. 12% Douglas Alrc (76¢c). 41 Driver Harris(new). 10 8% Dubiller Cond&Rad.. 83 145 Duke Power (35). 4% Durant Motors. 13% Duval Tex Sul wid...; 25 Kast Gas & F Asso. . 18% East States Po B(1).. 7% Kastern Util inv A. . Eisler Electric (1%) 80% El Bond & Sh (b6)... 8 103% El Bond & Sh pf (6) 24% Elec Pow Asso (1)..; 223 Elec Pw A830 A (1).. 28% EIP& L opt war. ... 99 El P&L 2d pL A (7).. 16% Elec Sharehldg (31). VENING High. Low. 12% .12 15% (283s), Add 00. Open. High. 1 48% 50 % 1 Int Safety Raz B 13.. 4 Interstate Equit! 100% 2% 1% 23% 1482 13% & Lefeourt Realty 1.60. - Long 181 Light(60¢) fi 280 99% 6 100 18% % Stock and Dividend Rate. Hecla Mining (1 Houston Gulf Gas. Hudson Bay M & Humble Ofl (2). Hydro Elec Serv (3). Hygrade Food Prod. Hinots P L (20).... Imp Oil, Can (50¢). Indian Terr Illum. .. 11 Ind Fin ctfs (b10%). Ind PipeLn ($2%).. Insull Ut Inv(b6%). Insull Ut In 2d pf6.. insCoof N Am (13). Intercoast Trade (1) Intercontinent Pet n. Int] Petrol. n(62%e) intl Superpow (21) Tternatl Ut A (3%) Internatl Ut B. Irving Alr Ch (1.50). Iron Cap Copper. . ... itallan Superpow A. Italian Superb war. . Jer. Cen. P&L pt (1) Jonas & Naumburg. . etroleum Co (2% nott Corp (2.40) olster-Br (Am Sh). Lackawanna Ses(4). Lake Supertor Corp.. Lane Bryan tine (2). @ s o ke S R OR AT SN NN ONEO NG Al 8 AR ANOARNN OB~ Leh Coal & Nav (4). Lehigh Coa)&Nav(n) Lehman (The) Corp. Leonard Ofl......... Lerner Stores (2) Loews Inc deb rts. Loutsiana Lan & Ex. Mac Marr Stores. ... Magdalena Syndicat. Mangel Stores...... Marc Int M(52%¢).. Marine Mid Cp (1.20) Mavis Bottling. w ® Mer Chap & S(1.60) Mesta Machine...... Met & Min Ine (1.20) Met Chain Stores. ... Midl Unit (b1% %) Mid Wst Util (b8% Mid W Ut ev pf xwé Mid West Ut A war, Mid West Ut B wa. Miller Rubber pf. Miss River F Cp war Mo Kan P L (b10%). Mock Judson Voe(2) Moh H P 1st pf (7). Mountain & Gulf 8¢). Mount Prod (1.60 . 9 8K Mountain St T&T(8). 10s+136 Nat Amer Co. Nat Aviation. Nat Casket (4). Nat Dairy P pf A(7) Natl Fam Strs (1.60) Nat Food P, B(b2%) Nat Fuel Gas (1 Nat Investors (n Nat Pub Sv A (1.60). Nat Steel Corp xw (3 Natl Trade Journal. Nelson (Herman) (2) New kng Pow pf (6) New Eng T & T (8, New Jer Zinc (14) 4 New Mex & Ariz Ld.. Newmont Min ($4).. N ¥ Auction (1%).. N Y Invest (1.20) N Y R10&Bu Alre N Y Tel pf (6%).... Niagara Hud P(40c) Niag Hud Pw A war. g Hud Pw B war Niagara Shares Md. Niles Bement Pond. Nipissing (30c) Noma El Cor ¢1.60).., Noranda Mines (3).. Northam W cv p£(3) North Am Aviation.. NorthInd P 8 pf(7). Northern P L (15).. North St Pow A (8).. % N W Engineer(2)... Novadel Agene (2). 4 Pac GREl 1st pf 1%. Pac Pub Serv (1.30).. Pac Western Ofl. ... Param C Mfg (2.40).. Parke-Davis (11.35). Pennroad Corp. Penn Mex Fuel % Penn Ohlo Ed B war Pann Ohio Ed pt (6). Perm O Ed pr pf(7).. Peop Drug'Strs (1).. Peop L&P A(a2.40).. Pepperell Mfg Co (8)190: Petrol Corp (1%) 3 Philip Morris Inc Philippe (L) A (1.60} Pilot Rad T A (1.20), Pitney B P n (20c). Polymet Mfg (31). Power Securitfes. ... Power Securities pf. Powdrell&Alex 13% . Prince & Whitely. .. Prince&Whitely pf3. Prudential fnv. Pub Util Hold wi Pug SP & Lt pf « QR Sde Vry (80c).. Rallway & Lt 8 (15).5108 4 RainbowLumProd A 1 RainbowLumProd B 3 Relter-Foster (40c).. 5§ Rel'nce Managemnt., Republic Steel n wi.. Rep Steel cum pf wi.. Reynolds Bros Inc. .. Reynolds Met n 2.40. Roan Antelope Min. Rocklans Lt&P (92 Ross Stores, Inc 4 Ruberold Co (4)..... St Lawrence P M pf., St Regls Paper (1).. Stfeway S war (2d). Salt Creek Con (40¢c), 4 Salt Creek Prod (2).. Schulte Un 5e-$1 St.. Seiberling Rubber. .. Selected Jndustri Select Ind pr (5%) Sel Ind allot cfs 5% .. Sentry Safety Cont. STAR, WASHINGTO Sales— Add 00. Open. High, 4 12% 123 ~Prey. High. 16% Pork 8 (1. ‘Tub Art 811k B (10) Tung-Sol Lamp (2).. Barao~w &iis Gas Co. Unit Lt&Pwr A (80e) » Utd Lt & Po pf (8). Unit Rt Ch pt (3%).. S Dairy B. N Gypsum (1.60). & Interntl Sec. o B8urne~rnBentnanarea Utility Pw & Lt(al). Utility & Ind. GRAIN MARKET. CHICAGO, Pebruary 11 (#)—Not- able absence of pressure in the Chicago wheat market today went hand-in-hand with higher prices. Chief interest centered on how the new wheat stabilization corporation, spon- sored by the Federal Farm Board, will function. Scattered unfavorable crop advices from various points in domestic Winter wheat territory were also a subject of attention, together with 3,838,000 bushels decrease of world's available plies this week, leaving the total only about 36,000,000 bushels more than at this time last year. Closing quotations on wheat were firm, 1% to 134 a bushel higher than yesterday’s finish. Corn closed 3% off to Y up; oats, % to % advanced, and provisions varying from 2 decline to a rise of 7. WHEA' & July September + METAL MARKET. NEW YORK, February 11 (#)—Cop- per quiet; electrolytic, spot and future, 18. 1Irom, steady, unchanged. Tin, easy} spot and nearby, 38.75; future, 39.25. Lead steady; spot, New York, 6.25; East St. Louis, 6.10. Zinc, quiet; East St. Louls, spot and future, 5.20a5.25. Anti- mony, 8.75. Dated January 1, Total authorized issue, $80,000,000. To be presently outstanding, $40,000,000. Princij vable in gold coin of or coin at The Chase National December 31) America ~Prey. 1930. Low, Close. | High. Low. D 16 16% | 27% 83% | 18% 96%, 145 14% 3% Vacuum Van 4 Venezuel 9% annw COMMODITY PRICES DECLINE FURTHER Commodity prices declined three- tenths of I' per cent during the week ended February 8, according to the :holeule price index of tr:' National Fertilizer Association. Eight groups de- clined, while only one advanced. Thirty- items declined and only 19 advanced. Rate—! The more important declines occured | 3758 3t in textiles and textile materials, \petroleum, _fertilizer materials, fats, grains, feeds and live stock, soft-wood Western Pow pf (7).1508 Willlams R C (1.40). Wilson Jones (3 Winter (Benj).. Yukon Gold 17% Zonite Prod (1.60)... 12 RIGHTS. 3% Con Gas El L&P..April 1 4% 4 4w % Crocker Wheeler ..Keb.24 62 7% New Eng. T.&T. 2% So. Cal. Edison. 01 Trans Corp.. Dividend rates n dollars based on last quarterly t. payment. - *Ix-dividend tPartly extra. IPlusextraia stoc! 25% | cash or stock. b Payable 1 stock. d Paws Stock and Rate. vidend 24% Ut & Ind pf (1%) 10% Utility Bquitfes. Ol (143%4) Camp Packing. . Van Camp Ppf(1%). Veeder Roof (24)... la Ptm(20e). Vick Fin Corp... . 8% Waltt&BondB(1.40). 39 9! 101% 101% 18 18 1% 17% Expire. 1% 24 1% 2% 8% 8% 3% 3% 03 .04 & Payable in in preferred stock. lumber and miscellaneous ‘The only that advanced was that of food other than fats. Based on 1926-1928 as 100 and on 474 :muuwu. the index for the week Fel e 8 stood at 93. for that ended FPel 1, 93,6, and for that ended January 25, 94.1. TREASURY CERTIFICATES. Reported by 3. & W. Sellgman & Co, ! ey :oog:":n 1008353 99 10-32 99 10-32 STOCK AND BOND MARKET AVERAGES By From Yesterday' Associated Press. s 5:30 Edition, STOCKS. 50 Industrials. [ASTINY L1811 179.8 L2106 L1457 Three years ago, weekly aver..108.7 High (1930) 183.8 Low (1930). 166.5 Total sales, 3,165,670 shares. BONDS. 10 lwdn;trllh “rees 91.9 Total sales (par value), $8,903,000. (Copyright, 1930, Standard Statistics Co.) REPUBLIC OF CUBA Public Works 524% Sinking Fund Gold Bonds 1930 ivalent to the of the City of without deduction for any Cuban taxes present or future. amount The Bonds will be entitled to the benefit of & t standard of wei BY GEORGE T. HUGHES. New financing for account of the Bal- timore & Ohio Railroad has taken the form of an offer to stockholders of & convertible bond. Shareholders, com< mon and preferred, of record of Febru~ ary 3 last received the right to subscribe to an issue of $63,031,000 of az,' per cent convertible bonds due on uary of 95 in an amount stocl ing $58,863, ' | $255,930,654 of common stock, or a total of $314,793,735. 'l'ienty'gcr cent of this amount would be $62,958,747, so that if every stockholder should take will be convertible into common stock at any time from February 1, 1931, to February 1, 1936, at $120 a share and mr:mr at increased prices for the older. In the first place, the bonds will be available only in $1,000 denominations, and jnasmuch as the allotment is 20 Er cent of the per amount of stock held, one would have to own 50 shaves of stock to ha comumodities. | bond. /2 per cent on his money as long as he held the bond, but would be com- pensated for this low return by the po- tential value of the conversion prfo - lege. In so far as the prices prevailing at the time any ific computation is made differ from will differ accordingly, but the princi- ple is the same. o NEW YORK COTTON. NEW YORK, February 11 (#).—Cot- ton opened steady today at unchanged prices to a decline of 4 points in sponse to relatively easy Li cables. There was further covering and trade buying, but the demand was less active .after the advance of Saturday and Monday and there was e re- Due June 30, 1945 ipal and semi-annual interest (June 30 and ight and fineness of the United States of New York in New York City or Havana, at the holder’s option, le as an entirety at any time at 105% of the 1] and accrued interest on sixty days’ notice. Callable for the sinking fund at 100 and interest on thirty days' notice. Coupon Bonds in the denomination of $1,000 registerable as to principal only, fund, payable in equal installments in eash ana/or Bonds prewiously pur- chased, semi-annually on December 31, 1935 and on Suu 30 and December 31 in each year thereafter to and including June 30, 1945, sufficient toretire tha Bauds by maturity. The following tnformation regarding these Bonds is from information furnished by His Excellency Mario Ruiz Mesa, Secrelary of the Treasury of the Republic of Cuba: Security: The Public Works 549, Sinking Fund Gold Bonds are direct obligations of the Republic of Cuba. These Bonds are specifically secured, as provided in an agreement with the Republic of Cuba, by a first preferential lien and charge to the extent required for payment of principal and tnterest on 90%, of the revenues collected from certain taxes specified in the Cuban Public Works Law of July 15, 1925, as amended, subject to outstanding Public Works 5}4%, Serial Certificates limited to $20,000,000 maturing serially on and ?rior to June 30, 1933. The agreement establishes an intermediate credit for a period of one year under which 5149, deferred payment work certificates ranking pari passu in lien with these Bonds and maturing at the expiration of the credit may be issued to an amount not exceeding $20,000,000, subject to the requirement that, as additional Bonds of this issue are sold, the proceeds shall be applied to the payment of advances under the credit and/or the amount of the credit shall b corraspondingly reduced. Pledged Revensues: The revenues pledged as security for these Bonds include the tax imposed on auto- mobiles and other vehicles, importation and consumption of gasoline, one-half per cent tax on sales and gross receipts, the surcharge on customs duties, the tax on the export of money or its equivalent, the tax on the rent and income of real property or property rights and 50% of the excess territorial tax. The amounts collected from the taxes under the Public Works Law in the first four fiscal years, after settlement for adjustments and refunds, and the official estimates of the revenues to be derived from such taxes for each fiscal year of the twenty-year period ending June 30, 1945, are as follo Year Ending June 30 1926.. *1927.. 1928 b0 RSN 193045 inclusive...... $12,16: 16,68 18,03 Amounta Collected Official Extimates 2,628.25 15,904,075.20 0,448 46 4,340.41 *® Does mot include $2,958,574.34 tranaferred to the Special Fund for Public Works constituted by the Public Warks Law. Purpose of Issue: The Public Works Law of 1925 contemplates a comprehensive program of improvements, national in character, and of great economic importance to Cuba. The program includes S eroel the construction of the great Central Highway of over 700 miles in length, traversing the island and connecting s the various Provinces with Havana; the construction of water works, bridges, sewer and drainage systems, public schools and public buildings. Over 629 of the Central Highway is substantially completed, and 341 miles are now in use. It is expected that the Central \Highway will be completely finished and in use by March 1931. ‘The Public Works 5%% Sinking Fund Gold Bonds and said $20,000,000 credit are for the purpose of refunding or paying indebtedness of the Republic incurred for work completed and accepted in accordance with the provisions of the Public Works Law. General: The present population of the Republic of Cuba is estimated in excess of 3,500,000. The total funded debt of the Republic as of the end of the fiscal year, June 30, 1929, was $87,174,200, ex- elusive of $20,000,000 Public Works 5}6% Serial Certificates outstanding, of which $77,660,000 was external. Floating indebtedness as of the same date amounted to approximately $5,000,000. Between 1904, the year during which the oldest of the external issues now outstanding was made, and January 31, 1930, the Republic of Cuba has retired, through payment of serial maturities or sinking fund operations, a total of $47,800,500 of external bonds. Shattuck Den Min. .. Sheft'r Pen (WA) (2) Shenandoah Corp. Shenan Corp pf (a Sierra Pac E1 pf (6 Silica Gelet. .. Singer Mfg Co Sisto £in Corp. Sonora Product: So Am Gold & P! South Coast..... 6.... 83 83" 8 82 ElSharehold pf (6).. 5 14 Empire Firelns..... 86% Emp G F cum pf (7). 40 Empire Pwr Corp(2) 12 Empire Steel Corp. .. % Engineers Gold. .... 19% Emp Pub Sv A(1.80). 22% Employ Reinsur 1% . 18 EngPSoptwar..... 18% Europan Elec (The). 3% Evans Wallow Lead. 2 Fabrics Finishing. 2% Fageol Motor.. . ;148 % Falcon Lead. . p Oil 6s g 1 7 Fansteel Products .UP( :,L 55 A 973, 9 22% Federated Metls (1). e 3 33% Federal Screw (3)... 13% Fokker Afrcraft. s 10 e ; 29% Ford Motor Can A. 1 < i 18 6% Ford Mot of France. Y 2 10% Ford Motor Ltd 2% Foundation For Shs 33 Fourth Nat inv. 2% Fox TheatClA. 20 Garlock Pkg (1.20).. 3% General Baking 40% General Bak pf (8).. 11% Gen E Ltd rcts (50¢c) 0! 8 CR—— R chitels) 3 estone Co M. sk_Rub 5155 '3 a P & 155 '54 atineau P 5s Thea E nd Ny, » HeomnZund: 809998 3 i S'east P&L pr pf(5). So Cal Ed pfB(1%).. SoCal EA pf C(1%). So Col Pow A (2).... Southern Corp. S0 Pipe Line (12) Southland Roy (1) 4 S W Gas Util.. Spanish & Gen Reg. . Standard Motors. . Stand Oil, Ind (234) . Stand Oil, Kan (2)... Stand Oil, Ky (1.60). Stand Pwr & Lt. B.., Stand Pow & Lit. Starrett Corp. . Stein Cosmetics Inc. Strauss Roth Stutz Motor Car. Sunray Ol (40c) Superheater (1314) Swan Finch Ofl 30c Swift & Co new (2) Switt Intern’l(23). Syrae Wash M B (1), Taggart Corp (1).... Tampa Electric (32). Teck Hughes (60c).. Tennessee Products, Thermold Co (2).... Third Nat Inv (1 4 Thomp Prod A 12.40. Tobacco & All Stks. , Tobacco Pr Exports, Transamer ($1.60) Tran Con Alr Tran. . Transcont] Oil (30¢) Tr-Lux DL P S (A). Tri-Cont Corp war. ., 58 uwwat R B 23 53 s o 2 P19 -19IN 1P B B ) 300011 38 711 0 TN AR L9000 AN T K H3 TS ) R ?§K g 1tis expected that application will be made in due course to list these Bonds on the New York Stock Ezchange. 223, e (k&) A substantial portion of this issue has been withdrawn for sale in Europe and Cuba. >0 23 [ 2o o, 0 L1 o & Stern, of New York, and on questions arising under Cuban laws by Dr. Antonio Sanchez de and Dr. Enrique Hernandez Y Cariaya, of Havana. It is expected that Interim Receipts or Temporary Bonds unll be delivered in the first instance. fray SoR o0 An o]m‘vg- are made when, as and i issued and received by us and subject to the approval of all legal proceedings bguum. Rushmore, isbee ultamante = o 10% Gen Indus Alcohol. .. 9% Gen Rity & Utilities. 21 Glean Com Har n(1). !B g 90 Sigs ‘53 851 851 29 8531 g8 121% 113% Glen Alden Coal (10) 1 Vi 84 16% 11% Globe Underwriters. %% ¥ Gold Coln, , e 7 1 ‘ 41% 35 Goldman Sachs (b6). Price 98 and interest, to yield about 5.70% R 90 90 103% 104 1 2 & 82%| 4% 3% Gold Seal Eln...... No 3% 1% Goth Knitback Mach 20% 20% Gram'ph'ne rets 2.91 39 . 31% Graymur Corp. 254 236% GrA&PTnv (5). 122 116% GrA &P Teapf (7). 10s 17 124 Greenfleld Tap&Die. 4 14% 12% Groe Stors Prod vte. 27% 24% Ground Gripper (1). 1 24% 144 133 GuifOllof Pa (1%). 7 135% 137% 56 49 Hambleton Corp efs 4 1 % Happiness Candy 1 1% 1% 15 10 unaunram..;.’x M 9% ] Cuast SecURITIES CORPORATION The EquitaBLE CORPORATION OF NEW YORK B Bancamerica-Brar CorporATION ConTINENTAL ILLivots CompaNy Sy DO o 8 O 88 e i B 1T B D TV I O The statements ted above have been recetved il Lo m-.l”‘", b u"d:.‘ m‘,ifllflh- - O -~h.-._..=...-.a-.=....