Evening Star Newspaper, April 20, 1930, Page 62

2 FINANCIAL, FINANCIAL. THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, BRUKER lUAN RI E POSITION OF RUBBER | TRADE STRENGTHENED Bt WEEKLY SUMMARY OF THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE Gl ) WEEK ENDING APRIL 19, 1930 T =T == s vy et Last Woek. vidend. Low. . | nieh Tow. Steck ana dividend. h. Lew. Closs Chsa ARUUSES lNIERES‘[ R b oty 54 e.::::uurffl'e“«"'m). ow Trove S| I0% T Gen DOia Mealty BE (6) m« Tavh + % | 6% 467% Mo Kan & Tex. 66% 60% 6214 — 1 S 9N T4 g to this week's United Business| Total malew......... ... 16,688,580 296,885,410 Seceriar Aise (13N)- 108% 108" Mo.Kan & Texas pf (1), 107% 106 = 107 Service. report, has been considerably| Same beriod s Year azo. e gl s Celotex Co (3) 98% 87 Missourl Pacifie. oW 9ln 9% - 146 134 Missouri Pacific pf (5). ., llB IBG‘a 136% - strengthened by the plan of important —_— ; Cent Aguirre As80(13§). Y% Central Alloy 8t] (2) . 241 Mohawk Carp Mills (3). 248 - Market Held More Specula- | rubber producers to restrict rubber tap- rageprice of 60 stocks. 214.09 239.97 245.60 202,95 Alloy etfs (1) G e EhateCim @i, 0% + ping during May. The Far Eastern Sumo pericd » veas ago. ... 251.54 226.77 Central Alloy pf (7) 49% 35% Montgomery Ward (3). 46 + i planters are reported to have acquiesced | ___yg30—. Net tive Than of Investment |&"the proposal and have appointed a| Hisn Tow. |, Stock and givden o Chre D. C, APRIL 20, 1930—PART SIX. +a 32 +++9 Gen Refractories(t4 39% Gen Theater Eq vte. 814 Gillette Safety Ras 11% Gimbel Bros..... 6674 Gimbel Bros pf (1) Glidden Co (h2). Y] Certain-teed Prod. . 1% Mother L Coal 1% Gobel (Adolf). Certain-teed Prod pf.. 37% Gold Dust (2%) Cerro de Pasco Cop (6). 72 58% Morrell & Co 67 + listing the aid of native planters. 8614 Abitibl Pwr & Pa pf (8) . 8615 3% Century Ribbon Mill 16% 3% MoonMotaors 10 = o committee to further the project by en. 42% Abitibl Pwr & Pa ¢ 417% -1 Tone as Figures Climb. @pecial Dispatch to The Star, NEW YORK, April 19.—With all of the stock exchanges of the country closed today, those who cannot separate their thoughts from Wall Street affairs even during a holiday centered them on the Federal Reserve statement pub- lished after the closing of the market on Thursday, showing another large in- crease in brokers’ loans, and theorized over the possible effect of this on . speculative sentiment when trading is resumed on Monday morning. With the latest expansion of $130.- 000,000 in loans, which represented the larger accommodations granted by New York and out-of-town banks, as well as a substantial increase for the 'ac- count of “others,” the total gain in such Joans from the low point of January 22 amounts to $783,000,000. This means that about one-fifth of the total reduc- tion from the high level of October 2 has been recovered. Yields Become Lower. Between the high point of loans last Autumn and the date when deflation Wwas apparently completed there was a drop of $3,463,000,000, or 51 per cent. It is a striking fact that the percentage of decrease in loans almost exactly coincided with the percentage of aver- age decline in the generally accepted groups of stocks which establish the trend of the market. During the period when the public was buying securities for cash on a large scale loans steadily decreased. That era is now believed to have passed, for stocks have advanced into a price area where the investor is not attracted to them as he was {l’evlounly by the relatively low market valuations and the return available on stocks pur- chased. Many Issues Still Unsold. Consequently, the interest has been more of a speculative than of an in- vutment character, with borrowing to rry out stock market commitments and vl'.h 1t higher bank loans. Another factor is that of the enlargement of the offer- of new securities. At first these ‘were well placed and did not cause any great increase in bank borrowings. Latterly, however, there has been less demand for them, with many of the issues that came out toward the end of March still in the hands of the underwriters, who are undoubtedly car- rying them on bank loans and thereby increasing the total of so-called brokers’ In contrast with the expansion in these loans is the continued low figure of bills discounted at the Federal Re- serve. Such bills decreased again this week and are close to the low figure of the year, Compared with the high points reached by bills discounted on, July 10, 1929, there has been a reduc- tion of $940,000,000, or 85 per cent. ‘With one exception, that of 1925, such bills are at the lowest since 1918. Reserve Holdings Grow. ‘The Federal Reserve this week shows holdings of Government securities of $535,393,000. A year ago its portfolio of Government bonds, Treasury notes While there will probably not be whole-hearted agreement among pro- ducing interests, it is reasonable to as- sume that some improvement will re- sult, with supplies of crude rubber suffi- cient for all industrial needs. Domes- tic stocks, furthermore, should be re- duced because of smaller Malayan im- ports and increased consumption. ‘Tire manufacturers have been favored by the extremely low prices for crude rubber which have prevailed thus far this year, and with moderately higher prices a future prospect, inventory will be avoided. e CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET CHICAGO, April 19 (#) (United States Department of Agriculture).— Cattle—Receipts, 300 head; compared one week ago, better-grade weighty steers steady to 25 lower; others 25 off; all grades active at close on shipper count; light steers mostly 50 lower; light heifers and mixed yearlings 50a7 down, instances more; butcher heifers showing comparable downturn; fat cows and heavy heifers fully 50 lower; cut~ ter weak to 25 off; bulls 25a40 lowe vealers weak to 25 lower; heavy steers scarce; top, 14.75; few loads, 14.00a 14.50; specialty light steers and heifer yearlings, 14.50 and 13.25, respectively, but most light steers, 10.75a13.25; heifer yearlings and mixed yearlings, 10.00a12.25; bulk, fat cows, 700!025 few above 9.00; butcher heifers and heiferettes, 8.25210.00; cutter, 5.25a6:25; closln¢ top on sausage bulls, 7.75; se- lected vealers, 11.50; mostly 8.75a10.00 at close for 107 to 130 pounds. Sheep—Receipts, 4,000 head; nothing representative here; nominal; 3,400 di- rest, for week 226 doubles from feeding stations; 32,000 direct; receipts largest of year to date; closed 50a75 lower than week 8go on fat lambs and 25850 lower on fat awel ]lla hulk fat llmhl 85-95 poundx 9.2! .75, dow , 8.00a8. early top, 9.00; native Spring lamb !or specialty Easter trade, 17.00a25.00; good to choice, 77-pound Californias, early, 12.50; strong-weight natives, 13.00. Hogs—Receipts, 8,000 head, including 6,000 direct; mostly 10a15 lower on hogs scnhn under 230 pounds; heavier losses, such as were sustained last year, | hts weak to 10 lower; wp 10.40, pai for part of a load 170 pounds; compared week ago the market mostly steady; Ihlpgefl 200; estimated holi- overs, 1,000; butchers, medium to choice, 250-300 gound!. 9.60a10.55; 200-250 pounds, 9.85a10.40; 160-200 unds, 9!5!!040 130-160 pounds, 9.65a10.40; acking so 9.00a9.50; pigs, medium m choice, 90-130 pounds, 9,00a10.00. COAL TRAFFIC GAINS. BALTIMORE, April 19 (Speecial).— For the first time this year coal traffic on the Baltimore & "Ohio Railroad showed an increase in the final week of March, compared with a year ago. As this item accounted for about 30 per cent of the total volume of business originating on the lines, the indication is that the trunk line is turnin corner. Coal loadings in each of the last three weeks of March, however, ahnwed an increase over the pnvimu and certificates was $161,420,000. About 85 per cent of the Governments held are of a short-term character. ‘The present reserve ratio of the 12 Reserve bar| zank of New Yo k, however, is 76.3, mund with mor. year o (Coprright, 1930, BERLAND DIVIDEND. Dh!emn of Bu‘hnd Shoe Stores have declared regular quarterly dividend of §1. 'u ou uu g:farmd stock, payable z&:m kholders of record week, ‘The change for the better in coal traffic applied generally to _carriers serving the Allelheny district, Reading, Jersey Central and Western Maryland also showing gains over 1929. Penn- sylvania d stood out as an ex- ception, showlng a sharp decline in such loadin; -——. Ethel Barrymore Loses Post. NEW YORK, April 19 (#).—Ethel Barrymore has been dropped as an ofi- cer of the Actors’ Equity Association, The nominating committee’s slate omits her name. Last Summer she op) Equity's efforts in the film lnd\u WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE YEAR 1930 TO DATE (Reported by W. B. Hibbs & Co., Hibbs Bullding, Washington, D, ©.) SALES OCCURRING ON THE WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE FOR 1830 AND INCLUDING THURSDAY, APRIL 17, b it bs, Riv. R. R. guar. bs, mi ©. & P, Telephone of Va, bs, 1043 Capital Traetion lat bs, 1847 City & Suburban Railway lst 64 110 3% Abraham & Strau Abram & Straus pf (1) 4 Adams Express ( Adams Millis (2) Advance Rumley. Advance Rumley pf. Ahumada Lead. . Air Reduction (3). Alr Way Bl Ap(3%). Ajax Rubber...... Alaska Juneau. Alabama & Vicksbg (8 Albany Perf W Paper Allegheny Corp Alleg Corp pf ( Allek Cp pt ww (35) Alleg Cp pt (5%)xw. Alleghany Steel (12.80). Allegheny & Westn (6).. Alliance Realty (13%).. Allied Chem & Dye(n6) . Allled Ch & Dye pt (1) Allis-Chalmers (3). . Alpha Port Cement(3).. Amal Leather Amal Leather pf. Amerada Corp (2). Am Agricul Chem. Am Agricul Chem pf. Am Bank Note (13) Am Brown Boy Elec..... Am Brown Bov El pf(7). Am Can (4).. Am Can pf (7). Am Chain Co (3). Am Chain pf (7). Am Chicle Co (12%) Am Com Alco (n1.60)... Am Encaustic (2)... Am European Secur. Am & Forn Power. ... Am&Foreign Pwr pf(6), 3 Am & Forn Pwr pf (1) Am & Forn Power 2d p: Am Hawallan 8 § (2) Lea . Am Home Prud (. u). . Am lce Co (14) . Am International (2). Am La France & Foam. Am La Fr & Foam pf. Am Locomotive (8), Am Locomotive pf (7). Am Machine & Fdy (7).. Am Mch & Fy ptew (7). Am Metal (3)., Am Metal pf (6), Am Plano pf. Am Power & Li Am Po & Lt pf A sta( ). Am Rad & Std San(1%). Am Republi Am Rolling lllll (l). Am Stores (3). Am Su| Ref (5). Am Su, Am Sumatra Tobaceco. Am Tobacco (B) Am Tobageo pf (6 Am Typefounde, Am Typefounders pt (T) Am Water Works (n1).. Am W W &E1stpf (6). Am Woolen. . Am Woolen Am Writg P: AmZine L& AmZincL&8 Dl (C) Anaconda Copper (1) Anaconda Wire & C (3). Anchor Cap (3.40).....0 Anchor Cap c¥ Df (6%4). Andes Copper (3). . Archer-Dan-Mid (2). Armour of Del pf (1) Armour of 11l Class A. Armour of 111 pf (7). Arnold Constable & Ce.. Artloom pt (7). Avao Dry Gas Japt (). Associated Ol (3 +11+4+ FHOA T I +44 411 I edd 1 + 14440 14141441 - % T+ L+ #1000 441+ ea e G - FIFERF FFEFEF *r 3 "4 ARSI NER A 444440400100 I++4411 B FEZ Checker Cab Co (4.30). . Chesapeake & Ohio (10). 4 Chesapeake Corp (3)... Chicago & Alton. . Chicago & Alton pf. Chicage & East llllnol.. Chicago & East 111 pf. Chicago Great W Chieago & NW Il ('). . Chicago Pneu Tool, Chicago Pneu T pf (3%) Chi Rock Island & P (1). Chi Rok Isl&Pae pf($). . Chi Rek Isl&Pae p£(1).. Chickasha Cot O1l (3)... Childs (2.40).., Chile Copper (18) Chrysler Corp (3).. City Ice & Fuel (k3.60). City Ice & Fuel pf (6%). City Stores (50c). City Stores A (334), Clark Equipment (3. CCC &St Louis pt (5. Cluett Peabody Cluett-Peabody pe (1 Coca-Cola (§)..... Coca-Cola Class A (3).. Colgate-Palm-P (234).. Colgate-Palm-P pf (6).. Collins & Afkman....... Collins & Alkman pf (7). 4 Colorado Fuel & Iron (1) Colo & South 1st pt (4). Colorado & Sou 2d pf(4). Col Gas & Elee (2). Col Gas & Elec pf A (l). Columbia Graph (87e).. Columblan Carb (16 Comm Credit (3). Comm Credit A ( Com Credit pf B (2) Corm Credit 1st pt($ Comm Inv Trust (g! Com Inv Trust pf (7)... Comm Inv conv pf e6).. Comm Solvents (31) Comwlith & Southn (60e) Comm & Southn pf (6). Conde Nast Pub (3).. Congoleum-Nairn. . Congreas Cgr (15%), Consol Cigars (1).. Consol Cigars pr p£(§%) 4 Consol Cgr pr pf xw 6% . Consol Film Ind (2) Consol Film Ind pf Consol Gas of NY (4) Consol Gi Consol Textile. Contatiner Corp Container Corp. B. Contl Baking, A.. Contl Baking, B %) Cont] Diamond Flbrt(l) Contl Insurance (3.40). 5% Continental Motors. 19% Contl Ofl of Del. , 27 1). Contl Share Crosley Rld o (1)... Crown Cork & Seal, Crueible Steel (ké). Crucible Steel pf (7 Cuba Cane Products. Cuba Cane Sugar. Pt e 3%) Davisen Chemical. . Dol Lack & West (11). Detre ll.lfllol (8). Dominion Stores (1. Drug Ine (4)... Dul S0 8h & Atlantic. Duluth Superior. . Duluth-Superior pt (4) k Dunhill Internatl (34).. Duplan 8ilk pt (8) Du Pont de Nem (1! Eastern Roll Mill (ht3). s Eastman Kodak(18). Eastman Kodak pt (§)., Eaton Axle & Spr (3)... (A AN EREEE R R L A [REZRE XRRI ++ + Vit 000+ FEFF FIFEEFIIF ¥ E I I I A I I I 144401 . 26 Intl Papr&Pwr, A(l l . R I o I S I I I I Y B W I S R | IRRE SN} 100 Gold Dust pf(6)... 40% Goodrich (B F) (4) 95% Goodrich (B F) pf (T). 82 Goodyr T&R (5) 90 Goodyr T & R 1st :??rr:#;z = Fs 144 B & 8 464 Granby Co 50l Min (3). 82% Grand Silver Strs (1), 13% Grand Union... 37 Grand Union pf (3).... 37 Granite City Steel (4). 32% Grant (W T) (1). 95 QGreat North pf (5) 90% Great North pf ctfs (§). 19% Great Nctfs O P (a3%). 28 Great West Sugar (3.50) 114'4 Great West Sug pf (1) 123 Grisby Grunow . 38l Gulf, Moblle & 94 Gulf, Moblle&Nor pf(§). 51% Gulf ¥ta Ste 28 Hackensack Wat pf(1%) 26 Hackensack pf A (1%).. 12% Hahn Dept Stores...... 71% Hahn Dept Strs pf(6%). 24 Hall (W F) Printing(2). 99 Hamilton Watch pf(6).. 100% Hanna (M A) 1at pf(7). Hanna pt (new) (7)..,. Harb & Walker (12% 201 Hartman Corp, A (2). 13% Hartman Corp, B (1.20 64 Hayes Body....... 123% Helme Geo H pf (1), 22 Hercules Motor (1.80. 78% Hercules Powder (3). 70 Hershey Choc (5). 8314 Hershey Choe pf(15). 450 Hocking Valley (10) 26% Holland Furnace (e31%) 6'4 Hollander A & ot 19 Houdaille Hershy B |l). 49 H'hold Fin pt (13%) 52% Houston Oll. .., .. 34% Howe Sound (t4%). 46% Hudson & Man Ry (3 756 Huason & Man pt (8 b2% Hudson Motor Car ( 20% Hupp Motor Car (2) 4+ e 4 ‘ 1414044 + 444+ 11441 b3 s = 258 T W S - e F FF FFI¥F ¥ F LR e . FEFS < 17% Indian naumu. 16 indian Refiniog 90 Indus Rayon uu. k). 1544 Ingersoll Rand (4). 2 70% Inland Steel (4), . 24% inspiration Copper (.Du 1814 Insuranceshares (4be) 20% Interboro Rap Transit. 4k Intercontinental Rubber 24 Interlake Iren (1) 4% Intl Agricultural,.. 54% Intl Agricul prpf (1 152% Int Business M 1441 8 n e 5 F F e et FaE” s2¥ 30 78% Intl Harvester (2%), 140% Intl Harv [3 814 Intl Hydro Elee, A ul). 654 Intl Muteh pt (4). 26 intl Mer Marine (1) 31% Intl Nickel of Can (1) inter Niekol Can of (1), ®_mes e 16% Intl Paper & P 12' Intl Pape: Pow: 'L. 9% Intl Papr&Power pf ¢ 46% Intl Printing 3). 93!y Intl Printing ink pfis 614 Int Rys, Cent Am pf(8). 25% Int) R.R, of Cen. Am. of 69 int Salt 57 Intl Shoe (3) 100 Intl tiver (18). PIUT+ 440040 1 - FERFEFTITES T - e = FIEFF 26l Interatate Dept 8(3). 71 Inter Dept 8 pf z-w (1), 19 Investors Equity(3),... 38% Island Creek Coal (4).. Jewsl Tem (4)., 117 Jehn -u- 11 1184 Jone: cuunn-uu), 2 Jordan Motor Cariiseee 108 KanCPow & Lt B (§) 17 Kansas City Sou (§).. 674 Kansas City Sou pf (6). 11l Karstadt (R) (1.02 K'mann Dept Stra(1%). e 3 (1etdd1ieite & FITESF 441 T wa EIEFESTE ¥ 98 Kraft lhulnl pe(83), $0% Kr Hl44Hi 4341410000 —-—_me FF 4% Motor Meter Gauge & El " T4 - 50 Motor Products (2) 26'% Motor wm 12% Mulli 57% Mullins l“l Dl "). 48 Munsingwear (t4). 18 Murray Corp (b3% stk 35% Myer (F E) & Bros (3), 45% Nash Motors (6)... 127% Nash, Chat & St L (7 18% National Aeme (13%). Nat l cuit new (2.80) . 142% Nat Biscuit pf (7)., . 89 Nat Cash Reg, A (14) 454 Nat Dairy (32). 20 Natl Dept Stores (2). 88 Natl Dept St 1st pf (7). 29 Nat Distillers (2).. 27% Natl Enamel & Stpg (3) 137 National Lead (18 138% Natl Lead pf A ((7) Newton Steel (3) 44% N Y Air Brake (3.60) 167 N Y Central (8)......., 130 NY Chicago & StL (6). 108% NY Chicago&StL pf(§). 86 N Y Dock m 1st pf (7)., ook Nortolk Soutnera. .. 98% Nortn Amer (b10%stk) 51 North Amer pf (3). . Bby 100% North Am Edisen pf (6) 104 B4% 45 North Ger Lioyd (3.43) 84 Nortnern Pacifie (b 82% Northern Pacific cf: 42 Northwestern Tel ll)... % Norwalk Tire & Rub.., 9% Ofl Well Bupply........ 13% OliverFarm Equipment, 70~ Oliver Farm Kq pf A (8 31% Oliver Farm Eq v (3 m-Collins (6). Orpheum Cireult pf (8), 70% Otis Blsvator, n (2%).., 0% . 6% 126 1184 Otis Klevator pf (6),,,. 126 6 304 Otis Steel (33) #8 OutletCo (4).. 5214 Owena 11l Glass (n4) 7 Pacife Coast, 17% Pactfic Const 140 Pacific Tel & Tel (7). 16% Fackard Motor (1).., 51% Pan.American Petrolm, 50% Pan-Amer Pete (B). ... 4% Panhandle Prod & ief. 47% Panhandle Pra&Kef pf., 48% Paramount-Fam-L (4).. 2 Park& Tll‘.’d @36, .. 2% Park Uta 1% Parlluln Trnw A%, 2!‘ Pathe Exchan ol ant bb% 304 Plfll Dixie Cement pt. 36% 72%s Penna Rallroad fl; 20% Ad% ll‘h Ph.lpr.i 248 221% Ph 56 BUW Phl 11% Phil #4% Philip Morris & Ce (1), , 29% Phillips Petroim (n3), . 10% Phoeniz H . Y pi 213 Plerge-Arrow (A) 69% Plerce-Arrow pf (6. on 204 P Ol ptyaasas 2\4 Plerce Petrolsum. .. 3244 Plllsbury Flour (3). 44% Pirelli of Italy (3.14),., 68% 33 + 19% + L] 50 4+ 238 —~ 119% — 3% 122 1 4% —~ % 2% FEFEESISES Georgetown Gas Light lst 8, : Potomac Electric Power cons. bs, 1936 Potomac Electric Power gen. & ref. Washington, Baltimore & Annapolis 5, 1941 Washington Gas Light gen. 55, 1960 Washington Gas Light series A 65, 1 Atiss Powdes pf (5), Washington Gas Light series B s, 193 Ales BESEAL) ‘Washinston Railway & Electric cons. 4, [ % 64 Atlas Tack. shieaiod i ‘Auburn Automebile (4) Barber & Rous, Inc, 6% e District of Gol. Paper M Potomas Joint Stock Land Bank Washington Cons. Title 6s. 1051 ., Washinston Market ba, 1938 .. Eiitngtn-Schild pf($%). Eles Auto-Lite (6). Eles Auto-Lite pt (1) Bl s T FEFEF +141 teli+ wrmo PEFEFSE ¥F ¥ 1. Atl Gulf & W Ind pf(6). Atlantic Refining (13). Atlas Powder (¢). ++1 +1) 34 Lehigh Port Com (3%).. 106 Lehigh Port Cm pf (1).. 12 Lehigh Valley Coal Ce., 32 Lehigh Val Céal pt (3).. 70% Lehigh Valley(t434). 89 Lehman Corporation. 29% Lehn & Fink (3). 19% Libbey Owens (l).. tt & M Car 53% Proctor & Gamble (3), 5% Producers & Refiners. ., 81% Publig Serv, NJ (3.40, 92% Publi PA+4 11410144+ e seERe" Baldwin Locome (1.75). Baldwin Loco pf (7).. 114 Balto & Ohto (7)., 1 l%:%!“l’: Barker Bros (2). 18 Barnett Leather, Barnsdall A (2). Bayuk Clgar (3). Beacon Oll. ., lll. Pub Serv ctfs (31), Baquit Office Bldg (33) Erie Rallroad. PUBLIC UTILITIES. Capital Traction ... Potomac Electric Power pfd. Potomac Electric Power pc Washinston G Washington Ry, & Washington Reilway & Elect. pld. NATIONAL BANKS. Oupital Commereial District Pederal-Am Belg Nat Ry pt p£(5.49) . Liberty . v Bendix Aviation (3). Metropolitan Rigi 1+l +1 % 284 Frs sxeeses ¥ 134 Publie Serv N J pt ll 154% 1 107% Publig Serv E&G pt lll. llll 81% Pullman Cerp (4) 3434 2% Punia Alegre §u, 21% Pure Oll (1%) 26% 72% Purity Bakerl 8K + 2% :;n ‘R.::Io grnnn-. 63% + 3 o Crp ofAm 56k + % Radie Crp of Am pi ?“ s ). 5 Ped Motor Truck (30¢ p % “® + U i fi"‘:‘”‘:‘l" ok (Ades Fed Wai l\‘ S. A (e2.40 (RN - - & Evans Auto Ldg (l% Fairbanks Co, w ¥ ). 118% Loose- Wiles 1at pf u). . 164 Lorillard Co. RETIRC ST 1 A6 15d - sFF 3¥F sEEFE +1+1a 58 - 4% 120% - 1% 1+ b lowxmfi ; 129 130 Bloomingdale Brs pf (1) 102 x102 Bohn Al & Brass (3). 61 62 62% BBooth Fisheri: 4% 4% Borden Co (k8) 5 80% 83% Horg Warner (4) " 467 Roston & Maine (4). 100 Botany Con Mills. A. 6l% 28 McAndrews & For(3.85) 88 Real Silk H.ll!r' .Nh, uo 00 x 93 MacAndrews&¥ pf(§) 40% McCall Corporatn (3%). 26% Remington Rand (1.60). A 92 McCrory Stores pt (§) 4 3 99% Remington 1st pf (7) Firestone T & R pf . 35 MeGraw Hill Pub (3), i | 95 Rem Rand 2d pf (3). ., First Natl 14% MeintyrePoroMines(i). 10% Reo Motor Car (.80) ., ,. K. 72 Republie ir & Steel 143, 76 Republic Ir & Stl (new). 71% Republie Ir & Steel ctfs 107 .Republie Ir & St pt (7). 109% Rep Ir & Stl pf ctfs (1) 70 Mack Trucks (¢ % 28 Revere Copper & B 82% Mackay Cos pf (4 2% 30 Reynolds M, 136% Macy (RH) & Ce ( . 1 4 Re W 11% malmufiu(l")- . gm: TRUST COMPANIES. 3% Rels (R) & Co American Security & Continental . Merehants' Bank & Tru Natonal Savings & Trust Union Trust o =2 L} D! British £mp Stl 1st British ln lml - FOEF Fr (ne Mecurity Savines & On-n.r:lll.. ‘Washington Mechanies' +HIH+ 44 ® p 5% Tobaceo A (3) 784 '.nlat:n'ce B@) sb% kw! Bklyn-Man Tr (4! Bkly-Man Tr pf (l) . +HEEII4H * FIEEE F Bruns-Balk-Col. Brunswick Ter&Ry See, Bueyrus Erie (1), ,,..,. Bueyrus Erieev (33). . Bueyrus Erte pf (7), Budd (E G) Co Budd Wheel (1), 0 4.\‘ Royal Dutch (a3.20). :l% Sllhwl Store: o Gardner Motor. Gen Amer Inv Gen Amer Invest pf (8). U 51% Maphat Elev gtd (1) Y., 96 5 Gen Am Tank Car (34), s zo:z' Manhattan Shirt (3) of (7). ,07.‘ 101 Gen Asphalt (4) Maracaibo Of) Explors. 57% 45 St Jeseph w. " G 39% Marlin-Rock (143%). 118% 107% St Leus . ““ usu 20% .::.rl-‘nv-humr @) 101 92 Stleuls& lu r vl 8), 9% 69% 8t Louls Southwestern, 66% 87 90 90 3% 4% Behulte Retafl 5 10 85 Behulte Stores pi 70 Title & Iny. Co. MISCELLANE Chevy Chase Dairy pfd 44+ 4041 ¥ e District Nations! Security Emerson’s Bromo-Seltzer Federal-American Co. com. Pederal-American Co. pfd. , Lanston Monotype .. Merchants’ Transfer & Stg. com. 29% Maytag Co +11 1+ Merchants' Transfer & Stg. ptd,., 1,977 Mergenthaler Linotype . Nattonal Mtge, & Inv, pfd. Peoples Drug Stores pfd. Securlty Btor Terminal Rel The Carpel Corp. ...... Washington Mech M Washington Medical Woodward & Lethrop pfd UNLISTED DEP. Metropolitan Club 4%s, 1936 ,. i Bush Term Bldg pf (1), Butte Copper & Zin Butte & Superior Butterick Co, Bvera (A M), Byers (A M) of (1), Calltornia Paeking (4). ). Gon Klectrie Spee ($08). Gen Foods Corp (3) Gon Gas & KisG A (Row) . Gen Gas&Elec ¢v pt (6). Gen Gas (A) pf (7). Gen ltal Ed (a2.62 General Mills (3) Callthan Zinz & |Lead < )., Calumiet & Hecls (34 %) Campbell W&C Rdy (3. ad; DP Ale (6), Cannon Mills Gen Mills pf (6) 4 Gien Motors (13.30 Motors deb (§, Motors pf (1) . Gen Outdoor AdV (2)... Gen Outd Ad A (4)..,., 39% Gen Printing Ink (314 ww u-ynl Co 1st vt (6) hoe (3. 264% M ) 164 lnnnl Company (1), , 28' Metro-G Ple pf (1.39) 2 26 26 + % 16% Mexican Seaboard. 821 834 — K 25% Miam) Copper(4). - % 53 Michigan Steel (2%), 0 Y 284 Mid CONtinent Pet (2). n Middle States O11 1004 108% 1% 106 108 — 1 Midland Steel pt ( Milwaukee Blect: Minn Honey Rn "t\fi) 124 Minn, MolPwr I 10% 2 ron Bleel Hoop (3)., 2914 arp & Dohme. ., 23% 54 Sharp & Dohme pf (3%) 621 611 62% + 2% 20 Biatiuer o7 G) cH%l.. s0n 0% + 2 o1l Union (1. 24 % IMK 160 l.QllUllOl°'|)"|“). mzu um- 106% + bl 25% 8% Shubert Theatres. 22 28% — W W.mm 30 18% Capital Adm (A) a7 26 03 90 87% Gen Printing Ink pf ( 96 Car Clinch&Ohio sta (b, ; 100 52% 32% oa-rnm iut 8) 192% Case (3 1) Co ¢ ‘n..u 19% 206 31046 +881s] 106% §6'4 Gem Rall ) lm 00 108 108 5.00 163% 14% 100 W % »