Evening Star Newspaper, April 26, 1931, Page 62

L] FINANCIAL. THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., APRIL 26, 1931—PART SIX PINANCIAL. WARKH REFLECTS. /STOCKS DROP AGAIN 2 " Average price of 50 stocks. 14455 14056 . 17507 198,69 Cent RR of N J(112). 5 s 36% Mollins Mfg. 3 23 24 s ¢ e Same period a year ago. 245.60 202.95 Century Ribbon Mills. % 7 721 Mullins Mg pf ( L Cerro do Pasce (150) oo 13“ % s Gt ertain-teed Prod. .. Certain-teed Prod pf. w9 9 Myer (F E) & Bros (3).. Checker Cab Mfg. 36 40 -10 Nash Motors (4)... Ches & Ohio (2%) Chesapeake Corp Chicago & Alton pf Chicago Great Western. Chicago Great Wn pf Chicago Ml & St P: Chicago M1l & St Paul pf Chi & Northwn (4). Chi & Northwn pf(7). Chicago Pneu Tool. Chi Pneumatic Tool pf.. Chi RT& Pacific (5).... [ o 2 o . — st Week. ¥ ear to Dute. Comparison of Prices Now | Ninety Issues Finish Only 4 Towl sales. oo o 143240 21350828 :and 10 and 20 Years Shows | Points Above Bottom of | Gl gk wne aiviaene. misn. Low. Close. chet. i Industri. Last December. 520 25 ADKIMEwEA But il 20" 20n 29 3 . - i . i strial Trend. - 36 25 Abraham & Straus.. 32 31 TN, [—— 105% 100 Abram & Straus nf (1) 4 BY 3 A © BY JOHN L. COOLEY, 9£"z 15% Adams Express (1.60). @pecial Dispatch to The Btar. Associated Press Financial Writer. 328 .~ NEW YORK, April 25.—Heavy selling | 23% NEW YORK, April 25—1Is or 18 not | op 5 few issues weakened what little| 11% Ihe industrial progress of the past 20 | regigtance the stock market had been| % ‘years reflected in the present prices of able to muster during the early trans- [ 109% and prices dropped ired 32% - 9% Nash Ch.t & StL(5) 75 Goodyr T&R 1st Ifi'l)- T6% — 6% Nat Acme (80c). 4'»6 Gmhn Silk Hoslery. ... 11% % Natl Bellas Hess. Gotham Hoslery of (7). 70 Nat Bellas Hess pf. R’fl Graham-Paige Mot. 4% Nat Biscult (2.80). 15 Granby Consol (2) Nat Riscult pf (7 18 Grand Silver Strs (h1).. Nat Cash Reglister (A).. 10% Natl Dairy Prod (2.60).. 23 Nat Dept Store. . Granite City St (3). Nat Dep Stors 1st n((‘)~ 25% Grant (W T) (1). Nat Dist Prod (2).. 57 Great North pf (5). Nat Enam & Stamping. . Chi Rek Isl&Pac pf($). » 19% Grt Nor Ore (2).. Nat Lead (5) Chi Rek Isl&Pac of(7).. 7% Great Western Sugar..., Chicago Yellow Cab (3).. 85% Great West Sug pf (7). Chickasah Cotton O11 2% Grisby Grunow. Childs Co (2.40)... Guantanamo Sugar. Chile Copper (2 Gulf. Mobile & North: Chrysler Corp (1) Grif States Steel. .. City Ice&Fuel (3. Guif States Steel pf (7) ™ titietnt Valy 5 FES . - FEESE LE AR R E RS R I A LUEET L [T & POEL - S R e s making a low ince early in the century. e Statistios. A compilation of leading stocks of {ATso*é:h:u Pmltlm w:mr%rso%?&u industries and their present | finisheq only four points above the bear quotations, when compared with prices |mariet, bottom, established last Decem- of 10 and 20 vears ago. throws some |hor The day's average decline was 2.7 | PreFel Sernis ¥l 34 Alles Cp o 840 war (b3’ 112% Allegheny & Westn (6).. 112'4 112% 130% Allied Chem & Dye (n6). 187% 130% L4000 City Ice & Fuel interesting light on the change in rela- ve positions of American industrial leadership and in financial fashions. United States Steel at its high of 1911 reached 59, which compares with | 'IS for its 1920 peak and with 126% ts quota! of Frida; Bethlehem, in same period, was quoted at 13 and s points. Rails made a new 1931 low for the fourth time this week, industrials for the second time. Pronounced weakness in Westing- house, Goodyear Rubber and Johns- IMAnvme, followed by a late assault on Gener-l Electric, nnaemed sentiment. narrow and 122 Allted Ch & Dye pf (7) 29% Allis Chalmbers (2). 12% Alpha Port Cement (1) 1 Amal Leather... 17% Amerada Corp ¢2). 2 Am Agri Ch of Conn BE Sia o T Ba = City Stores. ... Clark Equipment (2) CCC & St Louis pf (5) Cluett Peabody (3) Coca-Cola (17%). 4 Coca-Cola Class A .. e-Palm-P (2% ). . Colgate-Palm-P pt ). Hackensack Water(1%) Hackens'’k Watpf A1%. Hahn Dept Stores........ Hahn Dept Strs pf(6%). Hall (W F) Print Co (2) Ham Watch (11.95) Hamflton Watch pf(! s Hanna pf (new) (T)....: Harb Walk Ref (2). L] B + ‘Natl Tea (1. Nevada Con conper u).' Newport Co (1) . $EEEFLED and 477, gains in & numlm of key shares . General Motors Range. e %“ ., General Motors in 1916 reached a covering peak of 7 and in 1920 hit a top of 22 mlsht B Ay s on Friday was 40%, while Packard | your and a half the decline was slow in the same periods was quoted at 3 lang aithough in some measure it re- and 5 and 7% respectively. General fected the Friday suspension of & Hartman Corp (A) Hartman Corp (B Hawalian Pineapp] Hayes Body Helme (GW) (17) Hercules Powder (3)... Hercules Powder pf(7). 275 2 "Ces" ¥2 - s t+h1 t+11eL00 000010 I e 106% Am Can (15). 145 AmCanof (7) Col Gas & Elec pf A + Electric at HA top price back in 1911 limbed to 8 and the same year West- house Electrical Manufacturing man- aged to reach 39, which quotations com- pare with 11 and 55 in 1920 and 427 and 67%, respectively, on Friday. If a slmrehn]der of American Tele- phone had exercised all of his rights Teceived, the top price of that stock in 1911 would not have exceeded 123, | which comperes with 110 in 1920 and 183 on Friday. Consolidated Gas at its 1911 peak was 37, while its 1920 high Was 24 and Friday's quotation was 94%. American Sugar, a leader for years, reached 123 in 1911 and 143 in 1920 commission house, the market as a whole seemed to have taken that news without undue alarm. The late selling represented a bear drive fortified by in- creased liquidation. Sales totaled 1,400,- 000 shares. | . Pivotal stocks were generally off 1 to 2 points net. General Elsctric’s 2-point loss carried that industrial to a new low for the present sharves, created by the four for one splitup early in 1930. United States Steel, however, held above its 1931 low and lost only a point. A similar decline occurred in American telephone, Standard Oil of New Jersey, General Motors, Sears Rocbuck, Texas 20% Am Car & Foundry T4% Am Car & Fary nt M. 21% Am Chain 2). 88% Am Chicle (13)... 13% Am Colortype (1. l°). 6% Am Comm Alcohol. (NN - 8 Col Gas & Elec pf B (5) Col Graphoph (a% ) Columbian Carbon ( Comm Credit (2). Com Credit 1st pf(6%).. 4 Com Credit pf B (2)..... Comm Inv Trust (2). Comcl Inv Tr war sta Comm Inv Tr cv pf (e6). Comm Solvents (1) Comwlth & Southn (60e) Comm & Southn pf (6).. Congoleum-Nairn. . . {8 R I S R R b Hershey Choc (5). . Hershey Choe pf(15) . Holland Furnace (12% ). Hollander A & Son.... .. Homestake Mining (7). AZZRAZR2Z team 1st pf (7) oranda Mines. .. Norwalk Tire & Rub. Ohfo Of1 (1)........ Oliver Farm Equipment. 4 3 +iriti ) & saexsfes Congress Cigars (4) Consol Cigar (5). . . : Consol Cer pr pf (613).. Consolidated Film...... Consol Film Ind pf (2). Consol Gas of NY (4) Con Gas of NY pf(5) Consol Laundries (1) = * Oliver Farm Eq pr pf. Omnibus Corp. . & Omnibus Corp nf A (8).. Orpheum Circuit pt (8). Otis Elsvator. n (2%) Otis Elevator pf (6) Otis Steel and Friday sold at 49%. Popularity Stan er- of the foods is shown by the peaks | ooy mninaianaerd Oll of New J Ipached .in National Biscuit and Co: There was less resistance in numerous nd | ytilities, including Gonsolidated _Gas, 73 and 713%, | Ameriean Water Works, Electric Power & Light, North American -and Public Service of New Jersey, which dropped [oreTey FR ~ 19 Am Locomotive (2) 72% Am Locomotive of (7). .» E5iNt e & Tespectively, on Friday. Reflect Farm Depression. AEEERNERN p [ ™ | Inspiration Coprer. Agricultural supply mekers are re- flecting the farm depression that set in sinee the war. Internstional Harvester -old et 22 in 1011 and 32 in 1920 aganst 40% on Priday, but American Agm:ultunl Chemical was quoted at 635 and 950 ‘and 143 on those respec- tive dates. ‘The war use for metals also is re- 2 to 2%. Ralls were soft. General Theaters Equipment and hx Film, two amusements identified wi Pynchon & Co., lost 13 each. The previousiy expressed view that present steel ingot output was apt to remain fairly steady for several weeks received confirmation, for the time being, in the estimate of operations in the Youngstown. district next week. 31 Am Mch & Fdy 1.40 16% Am Metal Co.. 10% Am Nat Gas pf. 80 Am News (13%). I‘IIIIT-HIQ; FEF I - Consol R R. Cuba pf(6). Consol Textile... . Container Corp (A) Container Corp, B Contl Baking, A. Contl Baking, B. . V1% Contl Baking pt (8) Contl Can (23%). Contl Diamond F' Contl Ins: % Continent: %4 Contl Ofl of Del. Cont Shares. +| 2 e FEE FF [ o & Insuranshares, Del (40c) . Insurance Shrs Md(40c). Interboro Rapid Transit Intercontinental Rubber Interlake Iron (60c) Int Agricul Inter Combust Engrs pf. Intl Harvester (3%). e i Corn Prod (13% 73% 63% Corn Products pt @. 152'41 1510. Coty. Ine........ 114 Cream of Whe (123)..., 30% Int]l Harvester of (7) Intl Hydro Elec. A (e2).. ing ped ~spectively, in 1911, mnd 67 and 24 in 1o, & ;-x.y were 30 and 423, respectively, Baltimore Markets on y. Tajl equipment companies - Rails and refiect only partially their recent indus- ‘Special Dispatch to The Star. trial trends. Atchison and Pennsyl-| PBALTIMORE, Md., April 25.— The vania rose to tops of 117 and 65 in 1911 | general live poultry market is holding and. 91 4énd 44 in 1920, while steady with the exception of old hens, = 'fl!wowdnlfl‘amds* Priday.{ Which have been in more liberal re- # American Locomotive and Pullman ceipts, capecially by trusk, the past week Fenchid 52 sad 8 n 1911, againsh 58 values on'this line 'show a slight - and 50 in 1920 and 20 and 413, respec- | decline. Desirable young chickens con~ W D shown, g::i;gg‘rs two pounds and over, which is in 3 3 b K "w?" ehose. common | are in light réceipt and the marke: mhm holds -steady on this class of stock at in 38 to 40 cents I pound and 34 to 36 for 43% 24 vfi.). 100 Smtg&Ref Smelt & lblvl o S LR RE RE EP * Crosley Radio Crex Carpet. Cr Cork & Seal 2.40. Crown Cork&S pe(2.70). 'zown Zellerback . Crucible Steel of Am. Crucible Steel pf (7). Cuba Cane Products. ... Cuba Company Cuba R R pf (6 Cuban-Amer Sugar. Cuban-Amer Sugar Int Nickel (60¢c)..... Inter Nickel Can pf (7).. Intl Paper pf (7)... Intl Paper & Pwr A, Intl Paper & Power. B. Intl Paper & Power C... + Int1 Papr&Power pf (7). Intl Printing Ink. .. iIntl Printing Ink pf Int'l R.R. of Cen. Am. cf Int] Salt (3 Int] Shoe (3 IEEERSERE RN | 96'% Peoples Drug St pf(l“) 102 200% Peopie’s Gas Chi (8).... 4 Peoria & Eastern. 29 102 219 et FEeageies PR AP 1 - Int Silver. % Detrolm Corp of Am (1), T Intl Tl & 25% 19% Phelps Dodge (2)... 20 19% Interstate Dept S(2). 5214 Philadelphia Co 6% (3).. 54% Curtis Publsihg pf (7). Inter Dept S pf x-w (7. 95% Phila Co pf new (6). 100% p Intertype Corp (1). 74 Phila & Readinz C& 1 Curtiss Wright (A)..... 5% % Investors Equity. 9 Philip Morris&Co(1).... 11% 10% Cushman's Sons pt (7).. 110 1siand Creek Coal (4 11 Phillips-JonesCorp..... 11 11 Cushmans Sons pf (8)... 104 - Jewel Tea (4). 7 Phillips Petroleum. % 7 Cutler Hammer. . 27% Tohns-Mansville (3) 4 Davison Cnemical Fohne-Mansville (7). . DeBeers Mines (m % Motor Car. i 5% | Chickens ‘will not. Bring over 30 %o 35 lenec!u the troubles of ns not over . lmlunry as.its nll-tapvns‘ and jjWhile small, poor thin fowl is not want- numu-uuomm Priday. |ed at any price. Demand for old hens % ot (6) m’ has eased off and values are a shade Typefounders pf (1) U- Shipping Greatly Revised. lower at 21 to 24 for stock weighin, ;u, 80% 53% Am Water Wks (3)...... ‘the world glut of ¢ride, pounds and over, but mho&u 54% Am Wat Wks vtrcfs(3). ssu equalled their levels of days | bring over 19 and 20, with all poor 101% Am W W & E 1st pf (6).. 104 and machines. used | thin fowl neglected at 14 and 15. Old 6% Am Woolen. .. 9 rooaun l,lxl; liberal receipt and more 2; Am Woolen pf. am| Curtis Pubishing (t SN G e FELE § sresedffsda | Il+l| 33 » - LR T8 R i SR [n} 2xFsn 4% Am Z 2‘ Am Deere & Co (1.40). Del & Hudson (9). Del Lacka&Western (4). Kansas City Sou (5).... Kansas City Sou pf (4).: Karstadt(R) (a1.03).... K'mann Dept Strs (1) Denver & Rio Gde W pf.. Detroit Edison (5). 1 13% Andes Copper. Devoe & Ray (1.20)) 10 Archer Deniels Midiand. Devoe & Ray 1st pf (7) 1 Diamond Match. m:'lm were ldjuaud!htnec%elm of eggs from native and s % Diamond Match pf (1%%). Pt M A Dome Mines (1). ... splitups and stock divi- | nearby points have been e of 10 Pex' cent eral and with ample offerings the mar- g:;flnliw;:;(l 20)....n (Copyrignt, 198 ket rules easy and values show a slight Dul B0 &b & Atisntianés decline while cales on '.h;exchsnn are Dunhill Internatl. s 16 Pnno Ric Am Tob A 3%. e e b i e Duplan Stlk (1). Eolater Rado. % e tomge. The market closed Dupont deNemou! 8 85 Kolster Radlo At Eosiil Telg & Catde of. day at 17 cents a dozen for firsts and v Sy Ll asgraiog) 9% Prairie Ofl & Gas (2).... TRADINB |N GOTTON i.mmpf.fi:-tfixa ;mw ‘ate critical nfifi Durham Hoslery pf. 17% Prairie Pipe u&; @). TR e sE erew 12% Pittsbgh Serew 2 Pitis Steel pf (7).. 12\( Pittsburgh United Corp. 93% Pittsbgh Unit Cp pf(7).. 584 Pitts & West Va (8] 16% Pittston Co (1%). T% Poor & Co (B)... Springfield. Kelly Springfleld 6% of.. Kelly Springfield 8% pf. Kelsey Hayes Wh (2) Kelvinator Corp. Kendall Co pf (6)....... Kennecott Copper (2) . R +1 3 1 5§ srFEsEs 16 Armour of Il pf..... 3% Arnold Constable & Co.. 1 o TR TR ] - " b 8) Co(1. . Kresge (S 8) Co pf (7).. & 3% Pressed S will not take hold of stock showing Eastern Rolling Mills Kresge Dept Stores. 35% Pressed Steel Car pf (7). Atl Coast Line (110). Atl Gulf & West Indies. At] Gul&West Ind pf(5) . Atlantic Refining (1). Kresge Dept Store pf... Kress (SH) Co (j1 Kreuger & Toll (a1.60) Kroger Groc & Bak (l) . Lambert Co (8). Lane Bryant (1) Eastman Kodak (18) . Eastman Kodak pf (6). 13% Eaton Axle (1.60). Eitington-Schild 8By 255y RRNERSYuE, B8 1 ® thrrernn | signs e{( hnvm’xs fin heldw ‘The season G | eggs wing to a close and General Market Steady at End of | {37 8055 2° (TS decline at. 19 2, : 2 cents a dozen for choice nearby stock. Day’s Business—Selling | e e il “Potaioms e itian 63 Proctor & Gamble (2.40) 2% Producers & Refiner: 11% Preducers & Refiner: 72 Public Serv, NJ (3. “) 95 Public Serv N J pt (5) ELEY - = & [ EE! w0 's Elec Auto-Lite (8). Soatt slow and under moderate receipts the ered. | market is ‘dull at 1.75 to 2.00 per 100 S pouncs, but mixed ungraded stock w1 not bring over 1 to 1.65. T . NEW YORK, April 25 (P).—A slight joiat0es ind yams in fairly gocd re- | ning advanc: in colfon today Was| quesy and the market holds steady at ., ‘giiributed to week-end covering and| ;75 to 400 a barrel for the former i fme buying on reporta of contnted e o lo'ado - barel for the nter demand seemed to be quite readily sup- | Vil mixed over-large, ungraded however, and after seiling up to 44 July hroke:to 10:32 under & Te- | Wewal of liguidation and scattered seil- | Auburn Auto (£4). Austin-Nichols. ‘Austin Nichols pr A (3). Aviation Corp of Del. Baldwin Loco (1%).. Baldwin Loco pf (7) Baltimore & Ohio (5). .. Baltimore & Ohio pf (4). 1 {58 IR S S () @ anw ¥ FE FEFEP PEE N Electric Boat. . Elec Pwr & Lt (1) Elec Pwr&Lt pf () Elec Pwr & Lt pf (7). Electric Storage Bat (! % Elk Horn Coal pt. % Emmerson-Br'ham. Endicott-Johnson pf(7). 103% Eng Public Serv (2.40).. Eng Public Serv pf (5).. Eng Pub Sve pf (6). . Eng Pub Serv pf(5%)... Equit Office Bldg (2%).. [N wEL A i Lee Rubber & T¥: Lehigh Port Ceme: Lehigh Port Cm pt (7) Lehigh Valley Coal Co. Lehigh Val Coal pt (3).. Leh Valley (21%) . Lehman Corp (3)... Lehn & Fink (3) Libbey O Ford Gla: Liggett & Myers (15) ... Liggett & Myers B (15) Liggett & Myers pf (7). Lima Locomotive (m2). Link Belt (2.40). (RS FSRRL LR F] 109% Public Serv N J pf (6) 128% Public Serv N J of (7) 148 Public Serv N J of (3) 109% Public Serv E&G pf (6). 40% Pullman Corp (4)...... % Punta Alegre S igar. % Punta Alegre Sugar ctfs 6% PureOfl... 82% Pure Of1 pf (8 30% Purity Bakeries (4). 12 Radio Corporation. . 48 TRadio Corp pf A (3%)... 84% Radio Crp ofAm ‘B(‘) th-Orph (A T 8373 PS40 ++ seen"Seefedin"8 L Erle Ralroad. Erie Railroad 1st pf (4). Erie RR2d pf (4)....... Erie & Pittsburgh(3%). Eureka Vacuum Cleaner 33% Liquid Carbonic (3) 41% Loew's Inc (3) Loew’s Inc pf (llb). cere 15% Radio-Kel! 40 RR!WDIO-I.IJIU) . 18% Raybestos Man (2.60)... 68 Reading Rwy (4)... 45 Reading Rwy 1st pf ll). 42 Reading Rwy 2d pf (2).. e e e or 0 0O west on_ mosf nm July quoted at 10.35. The general | garden truck in only ,i"“‘ gt arket alosed etoady at net declines of { PUERS 50 S PR ey e =¥ (EXNEN - points. “The Tmariet opened steady 1 to 3 points higher on covering which seemed | o be coupled with some local and com- | mission house buying, which may have been due to the outlook for continued ~#Mw temperatures in the Southwest and | « @be reports of further, although com ratively light rains. The initial de nd was quite readily supplied around ‘%018 for May end 10.83 for October ‘with the market later easing under a --rgnewal of liquisiation while there was Jfgme reselling by carly buyers. May | off to 10.07-and October 1o 10.69 in the late trading or 7 to 10 points net «Jwwe:r and closing quotations were with- | “M a point or two of the lowest on most * pesitions. ~+» Business was:g-nerally quiet and one “ wf the ‘chief trading features was the | Surther liquidation of May centracts in “-anticipation of notices next Tuesday. “This was largely in the way of switch- “ng from near to late months, which was accomplished without much change n the differences. There seemed to be -0 very decided opinion as to the num- “ tper of ices that might be issued in -~"the market here, but the view was quite wPnerally expresszd that they would be stopped by trade interests at about the ‘Prevailing late month premiums, »+ Liverpool - cables reported local and | as to quality, 3 to 5; calves, vcal, lowing quotations: Kale, 20 to 40 bushel; Spring onions, 1.00 to 1.25 hundred; radishes, 2.00 % | 3.00 . bundred; rhubarb, 2.00 to 5.00 hundred, and spinach, 25 to 50 bushel. Heavy receipts of Western cattle has depressed the market on the wharves {and only choice, fat stock attracts at- tention, mest of the arrivals, however, consist of common undergrades which are generally slow sale. Market for e=lves, sheep and lambs holds steady under a fairly good demand, especially for Spring lambs, 40 to 45 pounds, bul bulky. heavy Fall lambs, as well clipped sheep, have to be sold at a au- c({unb Quotations today at Light street wrar{: Beef cattle, first quality, 7 to 8; com- mon to medium, 5 to 6; bulls, as to quality, 3 to 5; cows, choice to fancy, 4 to 5; common to fair, 2 to 3; oxen, choice, 8 to 8'2; large fat, 7t0 7', large, rough, 5 to 6; think, 4 o0 5; rough and common, 4 to 5. Sheep, 4 to 5; old to 3; Fall lambs, choice, 9 air to good, 6 Jo 8; common, thin, 4 to 5; Spring lambs, 40 to 45 pounds, 12 to 13. Hogs, straight, 8; sows, 6 to 7; stags, 4 to 5; live pigs, | 15 to 18; shoats, 12 to RUNS ckm STOfiES, Bendix Aviation (1) Best &Co (2)... Blaw-Knox Co (1%). Bloomingdale Bros. ... . Bloomingdale Brs pf (7) Bohn Alum & Br (1%).. Bon Ami (A) (4) Booth Pisheries. Booth Fisheries 15t pf. Borg, Warner (1). Botany Con Mills. Briggs Mig (11%) Briggs &Stratton ( Brockway M T. . 4 Brockway Mot Tr p Bhly-Man Tr of (6)..... Bklyn & Queens Tr. Brkly&Queens Tr pf(5) . Bkiyn Union Gas (6).... %« Brown Shoe (3).... Bruns-Balk-Col. Brunswick Ter&Ry !-. IRRESEEREET AR Evans Auto Loading. 74 Exchange Buffet (134) Fairbanks Morse (1.60 Fairbanks Morse pf (7). Fash Park Asso.... Fashion Park Asso pf. Fed Lt & Trac (31%)... Fed Lt & Trac pf (6) Federal Mot Truck(40¢) - Federal Screw Wks. Fed Water Sve A (2.40) - Federated Dept Stores. . Fid Phen Fire Ins (2.60 Fifth Ave Bus (64c) Firesto: ir & Rub 3 Firestone T & R pf(6).., First Natl Stores (2%).; Fisk Rubber. ) Fisk Rubber 15t pf.....; Fisk Rubber 1st pfev... Florsheim Shoe A (3) Florsheim pf (6)... Follansbee Bros. Food Machinery (1% 4 Foster Wheeler (2). Foundation Company. Fourth Natl Invest..... Fox Film (A) (4). Franklin Simon pf (7). p Freeport-Texas (3) ... Gabriel Co (A) coee Gamewell Co (5 - Gardner Moto Gen Amer Investors 1 il tLEL LN t (R EEE i Louisiana Oil R n!lflh). LouisGas & E1 A (1%).. Loutsville & Nash (7)... Ludlum Steel Ludlum Steel pf. McAndrews&Forbes (2 McCall Corporatn (2% McCrory Stores A (2) McCrory Stores B (2 McKeespt Tin P1 (15) . McKesson & Rob (1).... McKesson&Rob pf(3%). McLellan Stores. .. Mack Trucks (3) Macy (R H) & Co (n3) Madison Sq Gar (60c)... Magma Copper (2)..... Marlin-Rockwell ( ( Marmon Motor Car. L 16 8 I ) {2 Fe eFesTe®e? PRV FECVES LR L&+ 16 Real Stlk Hos (b10%). 74% Real Silk Hoslery pfi7). # Rels (R) &Co..... 11 Reis (R) & Co 1st 9 Remington-Rand 74 Rem Rand 1st pf ( 64 Reo Motor Car (40¢).. 12 Republic Steel. . 27% Republic Steel pf 27 Revere Cop & Brass (A). 11% Reynolds Metals (2) 5% Reynolds Spring. . B 70 Reynolds Tobacco A (3) 40% Reynolds Tobaeco B (l) Richfield Ofl. .. 16% St Joseph Lead (1) 20 St Louis & San Fran. .... 31% St Louls & San F pf (6). 19% St Louls Southwestern.. 30 St L Southwestern pf. 12% Savage Arms (2) 4 Schulte Retafl St 6 B FRRTRNE" px et +ibievgng B 2R R > 8RO B ‘r:fl«n Jiguidation sbéorbed by trade covering at the decline in| npw YORK, April 25 (Special).— " Wnat market. The e of cotton On | ppe "Grand Union Co. announces the Gen Asphalt (3). board awaiting clearance at the end cyecytion of a contract whereby the| 2 % ; General Baking. of the week was estimated at 69.000| gherating management of the Com-| 15 & - 4 Gen Bronze. .. “bhles. aghipst 78,000 last year and 98 | munity Stores of Syracuse is assumed, 3 BurnsBros, B ... 4 Vg Gen Cable E_Il two years ago. The Community Stores, Inc., operates BurnaBros.cim pf', - 2 Gen Cable A, -~ a chain of 71 grocery stores and 12 land has & cmmxgn to diversify | meat markets located in Syracuse and indusiries. * vicinity. 6% Seagrave (60c). 44% Sears Raebuck( 12%) I *® Gen Am Inv pf ww (6) Gen Am Tank Car(4). 71 [N} "u Ty & EfEE I - (i R R - & | t3 Dept Stores (2%). . Maytag Compan: & FEFFEF PEF # ¥ # ._. -1 Jud #& T+ ++0 kme. 53% Sharp & Dohmonf (3%). 61% 22% Shattuck (F G) (11%) 26% 25% Shell Trans (m96 3-5¢) 5% Shell Union Oil. 4% Shubert Theatres. 12% Simmons Co. B . % Sinclair . “Brokers' loans.. $1,844,000 Gen Gas & Elec of A( 8 ¥ 1 Sinelatr Consol pf (8)... 100 w Reserve. Tetio. .. 84.5% General Mills (3). 2 % 6!- Skelly Oil. ~Holdings (United States): i W 3 Gen Mills of (6). Seeurities : $698,529 8 Gen Motors:(3) . 3,162,823 Gen Motors pf,(5) a8 3 General Outdoor AQv., 9,208,692 60 60 Gen Outd Ad A (4).. Gen Printing Ink (23 Gen Printing nk pf (8). T Bush Term Bldg of (7). Butte Copper & Zinc. WEEKLY FINANCIAL HIGH LIGHTS ; S:::::;“c"."“' 8y the Associated Press. ‘This week 40% Gen Electric (1.60). 11% Gen Electric Snec (llll). 47% Gen Foods Corp (3). Gen G ERFEFEL ™ AR EREENE LS ek o e Sgfataliln Packing pf. exa 1 ®0% Soutn Foria fiice Sucer: 1% Mo Kan & Texas pf (1).. & Rico Sug pf(8). 106 Paet! 2 5 Sout 2). 4% 5!*“":‘az§;‘s§E fl:!....:s;! it fgbbebbiitrrtnty AR R s Bernen 8B i learings. . ! Joadim; l,"" xmw 11 awfx 7,934 911,310 week ending - & ) ion (barreis) . 2,422,000 2,560,900 g . Gen Fub Svo (b stk). Missourd Pacific. . . 14,000,000 10,900,000 o § Gen Ratlway Stgnal & £e3 ! - ' Gen Realty & Utilit] Gen Realty&Util pf(e6). Geu Refractories (4). 3% Gen Theatre Equip. 48,554,000 34, m 00 162, $145.627,000 i % 1%-2% 36-4%, “1-2‘4’5 2 4- 4‘«‘4" . 2Y4-2% % 24 3%-4% 21% Gillette Safety Razor.. Q. 6% Y 5 62% Gillette SAf Raz pf (5).. 1,632,828,000 1,638 1,710,842,000 Colotex: 274 4% Gimbel Br0Seesscassnas