Evening Star Newspaper, May 28, 1930, Page 13

FINANCIAL. THE EVENING STAR., WASHINGTON. D. C, WEDNESDAY, MAY 28 19 FINANCIAL, wxx A_]13 STOCKSIRREGULAR || NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE | |—""iifiie| ittt [~ Received by . Private Wire Direct to The Star Office. hl;‘d:n-!:{%:d ! uge X hundred-share o Prev, 'N UPWARB TREN" b4 EA“ lfln:l:-;‘: 3;“:4!« s (856) (g‘l‘:)"l:!’r;"l’::o T ARt ASSSh Mish. Low. Closs. Goms 'hhh sl those stocks to be sold in odd lots only. 2715 120% Eastman Kod pf (§). 40s 1;;‘\; lg;'é l;;'a'l;;‘é & A Classic Investment A cla v Specializing in Mortgages 3c on Investment Properties ic investment is one that & - 23% 11% Advance Rumley.... 3 18% 16% 18% 17 112 106% ElPwr&Ltpf (7).. 6 111 110% 1’1'1 110% & While Others Creep % 22" Advance Rumieypf. 2 3s% 30 ami 30 | 7% 88 ElecSorageBatch). 170 70 T i ;i R P W) 3¢ : e aw | pivdene Rarw, | adado man. Lo%. Clow. S s0u- o1 0 | g e JAMES Y. PENNEBAKER has stood the test of time. The 98 some Issues Hit New Lows, AT ah Gk ap (et T - an 92U 915 94 enn;ni," i'm :o? Nat.5291 1520 K St. N.W. R s seasoned securities behind North 8¢c Soocioiom "erown. Oils American Trust Shares are entitled % | 66 394 EngPubServ(2.40). 14 64 634 631 63% Roval Duteh Company 8 i Slowly Forward, PR g g Do 145% 14575 | 107 94% Eng PubSvont (6).0 1 106 108 106w 106% (New York Shares) to this cl cation. These stocks e 4 1047: 941 Eng Pub Sve p: 3 3 o i '2.,, o :;::’;::;‘,:’_“*" 2% Tln| 6 434 BRORR..corsener 42 4Tw 46 46% 6% Standard Of) Cémpany have pa idends for an average of Califernia A R 9% 6% Alaska Juneau, 6% 6w| 67% 61 ErfeRRI1stpf(4).. 3 631 63% 63% 63 Sa of 33 years. BY CLAUDE A. JAGGER, 35% 23 Allegheny Corp. ard Ol Company Egquitable Co-operative Bldg. Ass'n K¢, 28% 27 624 56% Erie RR 2d pf (4)... 2.58% 8815 BBY ..58% (New Jersey) Associated Press Financial Editor. 961, 89% Alleg Cp x $30 w534 934 94| Dok 32° Evenange Bufiid). 208 Dew e 204 204 Sl i “:u; Mottt Standara Ol Company 4 NEW YORK, May 28.—Speculation| 99% 95 Alleg Cpw 340 w53, 95% 95 % xchange Buf (1%). 20s 4 JOHN JOY EDSON, President WALTER S. PRATT, Jr., Secretary preir Hhay By North American Trust Shares : - c 343 258% Allled Ch & Dyetns) . 3164 More (3) Assets. ... ......$5723,08361 Surplus & Profits...... $1,755,911.57 Texas Corporation was mainly for the rise in today's stock | “6s “491 Allis-Chalmers (3).. 61% gl s L o e e S seia e R R LT L oe Subscription for the 99th Issue of Stock Being Received Industrials These trust shares have been given g6t air boles and forward progross was| 303 54 AR ALTW S wr Radistor & a composite rating by Moody's In- appeared in some of the utilities, but; 64% 61 Am Bank Note pf (3) 2;:: veéstors Service of “A." Informa- on the whole the market remained a| 05% 34 Am Bosch Magneto.. i s . dull affair. Gains of 2 points or so| 54% 441 Am Brake8hoe(2.40) S ave tion upon request. were numerous, and a few shares gis-| Zl% 8% AmBrownBoxElee, 10 20% 20 20 AsL layed considerable buoyance, but a| 80% 60% Am Brown BE pf(7)100s ; X s Low . 1 Bariatu, ““nevertneless, ecorded new | 1661 117 Am Can (). .. ... 284 148% 146% 1470 ystematically i laws xor' the year. At L PO il e as . b4 Price at the market, about 10 r y p! e . a5 “from’ cheectun, they were otabg | 101 75% Am Chainpf (1) 2 98 98 - 98 98| 16% 12 Gen AmInvestors... 1 1216 124 12 12 s 50 ane, conservative in- William W. Mackall, J Ve 3 % Am Com Aleo(n1.60) & | 71% 49% Gen Asphal vesting eventua makes Investment S fi;p",fi;‘_‘;‘: 'g;‘fi;‘v‘f pipe ‘é{,‘:f‘;"_"c‘[’;& 30% 23- Am Encaustic (2)... 9 28 21 21 24 | 38% 251 Gen Bronse (3). 20 32% 31% 324 33 per g . Nourtties were noticeably moderating the decline 101% 65 Am & Forn Power 571 R6% B4% R4y 83 61 50' Gen Cigar (4) 52 b1% b51% H1% 7 H H ‘Westingh El & Mfg. 111 110% 111 110%| 95% 60% Gen Electric (1.60).. 331 833 811 838 821 a nice little estate. estinghouse . 10 he demand for steel S\ oeenee ) 111% 107 Am & For Pwr pt (7). gty 214" Woodward Building however, continues to sag, and s jow| 2% 98 Am&Forn Pwr2d pf. 9B 9B 9B 98 | 11 11% Gen Elecspee (60c).. 4 1l% 11% 114 11% EEPE o S ) at about 7315 per cent of capacity| 3% 19% Am HawailanSS (2) 28 28 23 28 | 61% 464 Gen Food Corp (3)... 53 58% 58 b58% B8k a s ey District 84312 it ove 1 st oy s Sapadity,| 7L 4% Am Hided Leather.. 4% 4% 4% 5 | 18% 13% GenGas&ELA(e30). 31 14w 13% 14 14 Come in and let us explain! Utilities S pear sqe and 8% fwo years age 69% 55% Am Home Prod(4.20) 62 62 62 62'¢| 106 85% GenG&Elcvpf(6).. 4 911 91 91K 90% American Tel & Tel. Co. Cons. Gas C 37T% 37¢ 3T% & 04 Gen El 7). 20s 111 111 111 110 3% % 87%| 111 1 en G & E1 pf A (7) . Cons. G l'nlzn o or: Gen Ital Eds (a2.62). 2 39 39 39 39% 2% 2% 2% 2| 54 37l Gen Motors (13.30).. 517 B1% 50% 50% 50% 56 56 56 56 | 131': 117'% Gen Motors pf (7) 35 108% 103'% 10314 108% | 21% 13% Gent Out Adv (3). 10 263% 258 258 257 41% 32 GenOut Adv(A) (4). 2 41% 41 41 40%| 52% 32% Gen PublicSve (b6) 1; G 18 2 hile the price structure in the ateel | &1 354 Amlce (14)... tngustry shows 1ittle sign of hardening, gt L LR it was notable that reductions have been| o - (0. 4™ T Fr & Foamis slight during the past week. Both the| 102, ,03% 4T locomotive ().« Iron Age and Iron Trade Review com- 218 RN RE posite prices were unchanged. Natural g8s developments under way or planned are exvc!ed to require a huge lmount of: nee during the Summer. The line Amarillo, Tex., to lnfllmpolu 2 105% 105% 105% 1084 | 90 67 Gen Refractor(4%) 25 1 muunced yesterday, alone ill require | “s5 75 AmP&LDLA (3%). 3 841 84% 84% 83| 51% 39% Gen Theat Equipvie, 48 : l,o ba P e L 88% 80 AmP&LtpfAst(5). 1 87% B87% B87% 874 106% 804 Gillette Saf Raz(ns). 37 ] ans on Suburban Pr operty 915 F ST. N.W. e EPTE T I TPy 'S E 'S = Ed s = > - H - s ES " - MORTGAGES ative circies. " The weekly - car ATy 4 Am Smiphiae (new) 1108 48% 48% 48w 47% inst earlier esti- % : 5 s "of shout '55800 el Ta 216 Am Tel & Telon (b it can be relied upon to weather ropolitan Life Insurance Com- fews in general was .lumely of 2| 39% 30% Am Ra&StdSan1%. 37 38% a2% 334 33 It dings report showed a slight decline | 4o.° 1 07 an:m s iy ul:‘d ave pel 79% €54 AmSma&Ref(4).... 10 724 7I% 71% 72 | 109 100 Gold Dustpf(6)...0 1107k The | 2741 216 Am Tel & Teleg (3).. 28 281% 230% 231 231 | 13% Federal ofl bonservation board’s recom- | 2641 197 Am Tobacco (8)...., 2 260 260 260 266%| 104 7% Graham.Paj all financial storms. pany Real Estate Loan Plan to home owners ‘in nearby Maryland and character to help the bullish element. ingiication of a ‘breaking away from the | 141 133's AmSm & Ref pf (7).. : 139 138% 138% 139 584 36 Goodrich (B ")(::) re mendation of the unit plan of control | 26915 197 Am Tobacco B (8) 22 265% 263% 264 263% | 59% 27 Granby Copper (8).. Vitginia. 3 200 . 2 26% 26% 25 Purther delay in disposing of the tariff ‘X'I: 20's Am Republics.... 2 26% 26% “ was regarded with 5I:pleuurg = 100% 70% Am Rolling Mill(n2) 275 72 6732 €9 ke ] ingication of breaking away fro . okttt B i e It’s good business judgment = .= esti- | 551, 2 12% 12 12 12 | 1024 90 Goodyear1stpf(7).. 2 100 " inv X im- : "‘m‘;',c‘.‘é‘ :’*5:‘ crude oil produc-| 331, 245 AmSol&Chevpf(3). 2 26 25 26 274 | 28% 134 Gotham Siik Hoslery 24 to have an investment so im 28000 barre L 2 8 in.its report to President Hoover, how- | 19414 120 Am Tobacco Df (8).. 4 124% 124 124% 123% | 62 32 Grand Silver 8 (m1). 2 ever, was regarded as a favorable 124% 88% Am Water Wks (n1). 122 115% 118% 114% 118 48% 37 Grand Unionpf (3).. ; Ranking among the first of 2 4 9 3% 1% Am Ship & Com..... 2 2 2 2 1 nt E are prepared to offer the Met: cline :of only abaut | 116 11014 Am Steel Fdy pf (7). 10; 114 114 114 113 | 82 70 Gotham SHpf (7).. 112’8- mune to passing conditions that 44% 19% Am Woolenpf....... 2 B86% 30% 36% 37 | 43 324 Grant (WT) (1). Kodak, Fox, International Harvester,| u 5% Armour of 1) (n..l 8oen tw e 6u L 5:::::;‘:1‘1(‘1!;2‘;). 108 ¥ Without a —paying the definite, liberal'in- e 1 Houston Oil and Skelly. Standard of 4% 2% Armour of Ill (B). 3% 3% 3% 1 New Jersey gained moderately in hea: 55 'j 23% 12% Hahn Dept Btores... 14 terest regularly throughout the S T Armour of Il (7) 61 61 61 61 | 73 55 Har WkrRef (12%). 8 4 g Over o Third absolutely safe investments are Loss i nf.',mf:;'f,". { Dnited Biscuits, ¢ Hurtmin (B) (30). 6 life of the mortgage. Consult cpAmerican Rolling l'lri’.l:nlnd Lambert e R May be purchased in ~motints lndmn fied smore 5 points to 1 shey Choe pf(15) 6 from $250 u R hmyeur. The manage- X 2 107 104% Hershey Chprpf(6). 1 L L EAVE RO ment of e r said business was| 175% 161% Atl Cu-thuUlfl). 2 168 168 168 168 41% 26% Holland Fur (et3%). 1 y ‘: improving and the dividend not en-| 80% 594 AtIGulf & W Ind(1). 2 62 62 62 62 80 74% Homestake Min (17). 2 R L“.o — St. Paul preferred and Pull- | 51% 6 Atl Refining (12).... 65 43% 425% 43% 42% 29 17% Houdaille Her B(2).. 41 d man reached new lows. 1 408 105 103 105 104%| 56 49 MHousehld Fipft3l. 5 istrict 9486 3 7,38, 3% abw gt iew b2k Houston Ol (b10%? 162 1011 87 - . . 809 15th St. N.W, District § Corpor: %16 2 6k 6% 60 6 3 i | rpormtiomflews J|8, # Amamsiid 1g A 8 88 S i s jowienieieg ropoltan Life Tnsurance Comp NEW YORK, May 38.—The following| ,°* 4% AyistionCorpotDel 26 74 7w 7 7 |13 1 Tdepena oA G - N e TSRy GO . . ot o ¢ 38 24% Baldwin Loco (1%). 7 2T% 2T% 27% 27%| 17 5 1 A ) : today’s summary aportant cor-| 116 109 - Baldwin Loso pf (1), 10s 11116 11135 11118 1108 28% 16 THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE' FOR SAFETY poration news prema by Standard| 122% 1:0% Balto& Ohio (7).... 9 112% 112% 112% 114 27% 15% Indian Refining rcts. 42 4 2 Statistics Co., Inc; New York, for the| 84% 84 Balto&Ohlopf ()i § 8 83 8 |12 90 IndusRay(bS% stk) 3 Assoclated Press, - :}u 3“ g:n::?lro:-‘gm.‘ 2.1, 2: ;l;:/: 32‘; ;?’V: 30% 16% Inspiration Cop (2).. 6 H rnsdall, . % 2 . .. : News Trend. % &% Bearice Cream (0171 2 - vy Beo Fran.. & of aflroad freight continue = i at;the 1924 levels. Latest report, for the 67 : week of May 17, Bhows aggregate lost- 3 4 ings of 930,004 €ars, a decrease of 2 391 39% 39% 39 19% 13% IntlCarriers, md % 1 3,87 cars from the’previous week and - i il R T Jijcsasats e 118590 cars below the like period of | 89w 60% Borden Co (ki). 63 9% S8k 884 884 |ilte 7ew FathHarves 1988: MiicaTlanacds SIURNS, fovestprose| S0 S Dorew e s 115% 78% Intl Harvester (3%). 222 N 1929 there were transported by the rail- " aries own diversified. railroad securities, roads of the United States 2,427,000,000 representing substantial investments but no tons of revenue freight and 780,000,000 control of properties. At present these invest- passengers. A total of over $25,000,000,000 ments are in railways of leading American Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis & 4 110% 110% 1104 110 has been invested in the properties of these systems operating over 60% of the Class I R. R. April net operating income | 65u 51y Gerro de Basco (8).. 6 of oo 364 20% Kresge(S8)Co(1.60)" % 80 3 : = + 4 Off 46 per'cent; 4 months up 23 Der ceDt| ¢7il 36 CheckerCab (430).. 35 46 46 4o 4o | 11§ 1084 Kresse s T e Al carriers. They employ some 1,700,000 per- mileage in the United States. 31 36% '36% 37H|.)441% 140% Intl Harvesterpf(7). 1 ucts, ore and coal and coke shipments | 244 13% v AURCe s I I Ik 21w 3[4 Caris IHySrORIA (M) 124 Teports thus far received, < 4 93 93w 93 98 | 4 30y IntINicklofCan(l). 162 indieation is o aggregate earnings of yoT o I8 W W42 116 IntlNiek Canpf(D.. 1 20120 120" 120 g:nm Bareds S, Whith To- G aaUMowasE @ 18181 185 1584 150w 3% To TnuiEapABwr (Bre. & 18k 14 18y 19 An investor in reBart ot “Aprh shaw an senn d| % 14 A X 6% IntRysCend bf (5). 108 TON 0% 70w 70 crease year 3 20 231 Intl RysCentAmect. 908 ’ o et ot 31 per cent from & 2 e e 158 89 Tntl Balt (B)emrrreen 18 160% 149% 149% 150% 5 ; The Companies. L pummca ). “ 4 77% B84 Intl Tel & Telog (1., 58 63% 62% 62% 63 : AR BulSTECIVSIeN () 5 40 24 InterDeptStrs(3).. 1 264 26 264 25% a ee e Alsbsma Great Southerri Rallroad| b1% Burr AddMch (1)... 7 42% 42% 42% 42 | 43 3% Island Cresk Coalcé) 3 35% 351 3bls 357% April net operating income off 42 per 4% 2% Bumcophl(l 3 2w 2% 3 BT 6T BT% 67 . cent; 4 months, 44 per cent below year| 112% 70 B: A M) . 62 9T% 9B6% 96% 96 l:gx g 5;;';5“:‘ "m‘l).n i “ - : 3 9% 65% Calif Packing (4).... 8 60% 68 69% 68 llx"w}‘;‘u vfli’,ffifi:?l h"fl:‘; e c.lmn:zlnchu. 5; ‘;“. 5“" i 4 12:: ugu g:::.:&:ilg:fl 20- 122 122 122 122% quired ding Ariz (2).. % 604 6213 59 Wgox Oonsotdsied Gas thi:| g secaiydl '8 20 I Il 18 108 KCPALIistptB(s) . Campl 'yant (2). % 20 24% Asociated Telephone Utilities declal | Tow, 57y CanadaDry G A ). 8 7ow g5 70 68| 10, ST KanCity Soupt (6) ed guarterly stock dividend of 2 w":n' 226% 187% Canadian Pacific(10) 8 206% 205 206% 205 ““' 2“" AR ;'“’ i on' common stock; previously pald 1% | “;2y; 51 Can Pacifie(new)w.l. 6 51% b1 51% bl% Sl < s "'.n W‘*Mfl_flflgy R. April surplus ofr| 34% 21 CamnonMills(380).. 2 265 268 26% 26% % 84 Kelly-Spring e b i el ol e i9% Copltal Adm (A).... year ago. Appalachian Gas acquiring 75 per cent hterrn in Southwestern Natural Gas. o i & Ohio (10) 35 d Citles sav\ce contracts with Standard 631 Ches & Ohio Corp (1) 15 ¥ e Dept Store pt 108 . 3 s " ©Oil of New Jersey to form Paraj 531 '36° Chi& Esst 1 s 84 sons who receive yearly wages of nearly With its railroad holdings, United Founders : mmleum which will develop over 400.- | 175 11% Chi Great 10 i : acres of potential ofl lands in Vene- | 5oi 34 Gni Great three billion dollars. combines investments in other basic fielde. It Since 1916 American railroads have in. has important investments in leading systems ! creased their gross earnings 75%, their in the electric power and light industry. in i B ehver & Rio Grande Western R B.| 2% 18, Ol e T April surplus $187,202, against §25.364 | S0it Tous Ghicesea N (Sr 18 1 monuu surplus off 14 per cent from| 37" 17, Chi Pneu Tool.., 125% 109 ChiR1& Pao (7). ¥ Goldmman Sachs Trading—W. E. Sachs X - . i 13% and their outstandin addition to its interests in investment com- G i et 201 on o | 237 83, IS capital only 13% 3 stack in year to March 31, against $2.99 | ggs, 954 City Ice & F pf 634). 1408 common stocks only 4%.They have expended panies, banks and insurance companies. billions of dollars from earnings and capital to increase property accounts and operating $in year ended December 31. 1928, 2 Tiinois Central R. R. April net operat- | 3" 3:1”\: g:g Btor @%)...200 ing income off 34.5 per cent; 4 months | 1473 1331 Coca-Cola (8).. ‘“E‘L?é.’m’fi'ufimé’.’.’fii?ifi”amr A e e ) e | ean E Atlantic & Pacific Tea orders De: ; 64% 59 Colgate-Pal-P (33%). 32 scales for all store, which total 606..... 11 Through control of American Founders Corporation, United Founders is interested 2 . ” 15.000. .71 36% Col Fuel & lron (3).. 36 efficiency. i i 0! ies whi ! 4o 5705 Hat buys interest in Z;a&hlnl- 78 88 Coloaou atpt (47100 LouG&EIA) {1 0 in-a group of investment companies which ! Mobile & Ohio Raflroad (subsidtary| &y o5 coreeomon: - 108 Ludlum Steel (3) United Founders Corporation and subsidi- have operated successfully over a-mumber Southern Rallway) April !,l" operating | 37y 23% Colum Graph (a28c). 128 McAnd & F (12.85) s income off 36 per cent; 4 months 39| 199° ‘181 Columbian Carb (16) 2 154" 185 154" | B0 McCall Corp (23). 4 y of years. This interest pro- per cent below year ago. 40% 23% Comm Credit(2).... 7 31 30% 301 31 | S56% 61 McKeesptTPI(t6).. 10 821 814 821, 82y DECORATIONS BY ROCKWELL KENT CUT IN WOOD BY J. J. LANKES : Natlonal Air Transport carried 131.204 i Crealt & o : 374 25 McKesson&Hob(2), 1 27 21 27 27 Pounds mail -between New York-Ghi-| sar. a6r: Gommm oo tees P e I 3TM 30 | o 41w Mekes& Roprii). 2 434 42u 43 4o cago in March, against 119,719 In Feb-| g7 8214 Gom InvTovpfies) 2 o as° a4zt 424! 88 65w Mack Trucks (6) Tusry. 38 254 Comm Solvents 38 3114 30%..30% 30s| 189% 125 Macy(RH)&Co(n New York Central Railroad April net| 301 125 Gomwith & Sout 12 6% Malltson & Co. 3 W 18 operating- off 37 per cent. 4 months | i 55% 14 Man Elec Suppl: 36.2 per cent belo e 104% 99 Cmwith & Sou Dtl ) 19 108% 103% 108% 103% vides United Founders also with extensive economic, an- alytical and research service. 3 - Naii 40 29% Man Elev mod g (¢ 30%: 30 30 30% of entire May. 1920. volume. 1367 96% Conaol GasN ¥ (4).. 191 134" 130 130 15005| 80% 17% Marmon Mot (hé0c). 204 19% 19% 20 The operations of United kard Moior Car reduces prices of : 48% 43 Marshall Field (2%) o B Coamel Sesiie rie) 3 10k 102K 102% 103 ] Fia 37y, Matbisson AlKilN(3). Dept Stra (n2).. Founders Corporation are i Radio-Keith-Orpl heum acquires Brat-| 55, 13 Container(A) (1.20). 5 2 0 5 4 3 first 17 days May about 85 per cent| 2 18 Consol Filmpf (3).. 8 23% 23u o8% 23%| 55 39% Marlin-Rock (v4%).. B dlw a0k 40w a1x 1 6 4 2 1 ter-Pollak cireuit of elght theaters with| 22 2 tag Co (12) 174 174 174 174 g PR seating capacity of 20,000. i e e B I T T R Metro-Gold pt( 26% 26 268 261 directed to obtain the cumu- Radio Pictures English associate ac- L oy Yo 1 hn dw 4% 4wl 37 164 MexicanBeaboard... 232 30% 208 30% 30 - P e auires film rights to ah George B. Shaws | 34% 784 Contl Ba iy 0= 4y SO 80 80 80%| 83y 17 MiamiCopper¢d)... 6 21% 2% 2% 21m| lative and substantial results plays. D R -‘~.~-- 44 68 65 67% 65K| 77" §3 MichiganStl (m3%) 3 5 74 Te% 7T5% Remington Rand earned $3.51 on| 373 Z3% Contl Dia¥ibre Dee 10 254 25 26 25%| 33 231, Mid-Cont Petm (3).. 8 28% 27% 28% 28 hich e from long-pull, common_stock in_year to March 31, o O\ Contl Motee . 2% % MiddleStatesOflet., 12 1% 1% 1% 1% Wi accru ong-p against $1.15 in previous year. ag"‘ Byttt ’;ml 53 3214 Midland Steel (3).... 1 36 36 36 364 . : Seaboard Air Line Apri deficit $345,. | 30% e DAL i 110 90 Midland Steelpf (8). 2 96% 96% 964 964 managed investing. 912, against surplus $231,331; four| 4%% 273 Contl Shares(d). 28% 124 Minn Moline Pwr.... 30 22% 21% 234 21% months’ deficit $559,068, against $767,- | 111% 87% Corn Prod (13%), 91% 72 Minn Moline pf(6%) 2 921 9214 92% 91 582 a year ago. Befores adjustment| 147% 140 Corn Prod pf (7). 3 bond inderest ail periods. 38 2SOy se D) 66% 46% Mo Kan & Tex (1)... 65 55 521 531 bd% Seneca Copper Mining had deficit| 22~ 10% Crosley m:io a) 11 184 17% 17% 17% 108% 103 Mo Kan & Texpf(7). & 106% 106% 106% 107 $113.802 in March quarter, against defi- | 59% 43 CrownCork&Seal... 1 461 46 46% 45 | 145y 125 Missouri Pacpf (5).. © 1331 132 132 133 cit ‘5‘ 126 in 1929 period. 18% 15 Crown lellrblfll(l) 3 16% 16% 16% 15% 40 18% Mohawk Carpet. 1 5 22 2: A. O. Smith Corporation received 116- | 18% 8 CubaCo 1 17% 17% 17% 17%| 635 48% Monsanto Ch (§1%). B5% 54% B5b% 55 t mile pi um order from Southwestern| ¢ 6% Cubad-Amer 2 6% 64 64 6% 49v 35 Montgom Ward (3).. 108 4 e b aa 5 A RhEamE LD EEE { 'UNITED FOUNDERS CORPORATION 356 271% M StP&SSM.. % “Shell 121% 114% Curtis Publish pf(1) 4 119% 119% 119% 119% e ;“X&’?u%‘mmfi"w%" 14% * 6% Curtiss WrightCorp 154 10 9% 9% 10 3'cents higher than ordinary gasoline, | 19% 18, Curt WrightCorpA. 52 13k 124 18% 13% “Standat rd Ofl of Kentucky declares| 43% 28% Davispn Chemical 136 36 86 36 oo i extra dividend 20 cents and auasterly | 205 20% Deers pf (new). 3 2% 26 24 Murray (b3 %ath). .o i iyment of 40 cents on common stock. [ 181 - 161% Delaware & Hud (l). 5173 171% 178 174K Myer(FE) & Bro(3). e i t extra dividend, 40 cents, paid Be:| 185 121" Dol Lack s Wn (1) 5 128 126 126 - i tilities earned $3.63 on common % Detroit Edison (8)., 1 i in 12 months to March 31, 1930. 30% 20 Dom Stores (31.20).. 12 advertisement i: vestment activities of Wrm Cavpufinp it izr AlrExoress carried 199934 87% 71 Drug Corporatn (43, 2% 4 This is the third of @ series outlining the in; of sl K +°27 on Los Angoles-Salt Lake 145% 11214 Du Pont de N ™70) - P | P in Merch quarter, 250% 179% Eastman Kodak (18) " (Conttnucd on Pa sty Rk i T