Evening Star Newspaper, April 11, 1932, Page 14

ANCIAL G RETAIL SALES DROP IS REPORTED. Decrease for March Revealed i in Fifth District L Survey. r BY EDWARD C. STON Retail sales in Washington $nent stores in March were better tt the average for the fifth Federal Re gerve district, but were Jower than in March, 19 Ro the monthly report today. In spite of the occur fn March, 1932, sal Stores during that month per cent less thar les in Marc according to f i stores in the fifth Federa trict. Only 4 of the 54 st Jarger es for Cumulative es months of this ves ders than sales in depart- Richn Ror second pla district, St crease of 17 pe Report for In additio Federal Re Feceral Reserve Board in also reviewed the 12 Federal R Preliminary department show a siderably sm: rease from Tuary to M than _the seasonal amount. The Feder: Board's index, which mak bath for numbe: for usual sea changes in ! < in March on the basis of ti average as 100, both Janua In comparison with a 3 wvalue of sales for March, a the prelimina cent smaller, and when zllowance made for the fact that there was o more trading day in March this than last, the decrease from last year §s about 23 per cent Percentage decreises from a Bgo are as follows Jan.1 Nu of Richmond, t Washi! ts in di the va Feb- | year nber Total . Pederal Reserve districts Boston New York Bhiladelbhia Cleveland Richmond tlanta hicago St Louis inneapol anras Cily allas 0 Franciséo —20 Bankers Await Spring Conclave. President C. H. Pope of the District Bankers’ Association will call the an- nual Spring meeting of the association to order tomorrow night at 7:30 at the | Columbia Country Club. He will in- troduce Roger J. Whiteford as to: master for the get-together dinner, which will be attended by nearly bankers, the largest attendance Fecord. The entertainment is being by Thomas W. Brak m: the Washington office of E & Co., Dr. Robert Thompson ¢ York, an author and lect guest speaker; subject, 32 Month: Starting a Jocal bankers will co Jinks f, e Robe fThis and other prizes will be 1 o winners at the dinner. Many Inent guests arc to attend t the controlier of the curre being represented by Deputy F. G. Awalt. Claude H s General nual conve srrangements made Hot Springs over the W men of the leadi trip. While they golf tournament Charles H. Dc branch office of the ist Co. with 11 provided | YV Flet Woodw Comm L3-8 8 f PRHOmSASID A ED M1 w23 AB ALY People trading on chan 28 in me Jower of the Potomac El Jerred cam of F E eferred chan were tw n_ Gas 65, 1 000 trans in Potomac Elect &t 1005 There was gr brekerage hou effect on the Ne i of the Senate probs into s The market opened lower ‘was no marked activity in eithe tion in the ear attendance was v SIX;VEB QUD;IATIONS. NEW YORK, April 11 (noon) (A).— Silver futures very & sales 925,000 ounces. May, 28.75 bid. July. 94 bid: mr. 20 bid, October, J430 bid; 29.54 bid, at interest in the 21 v.1902~ TRANSACTIONS ON THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE Stock and Snles— Low Dividend Rate. 0 1% Abitibi Pwr & Paper. 7 tibi Pwr & Pa pf. 3 is pf (7). 108 r:mh .. ed prod 1.60. . 4414 Air Reduction(t4%4) 117 Alaska Juneau (50¢) 6214 Allied Chemical (6). 105 Allied At (7). Allis-Chalmers(50¢) it (1). 1da Corp (2). .. Agrl Chem(Del) . Can Co ( Car & Fo 3 r & Fay pf (T) n~n. « Am Chicle (13) Am Comel Alcohol luropean Secur., oren PWr.... ren Fw(6)pf. oren Pw(T)pe. Am & For Pw Am Tome I + Am Locomnt pf; Wl Am Mch & Fdy 1.40.. » Am Metals s « Am Pwr & Lt (31)... Am Pwr & Lt pf (8) Am Radiator (40¢) s Am Rey e Am Snuff ( Snuff v co (16) cco B (16). rcco nf (6) er Type Fdrs pf.. m Water Wks (3).. Am Wat Wks cfs(3). Am Woolen vic new, 15t Am Waoslen Co pf Lead. 4'; Anaconda Copper. 41 Anaconda Wire & C., « Anchor Cap (2.40)... Daniels (1) of 11 (A). Armour of 111 (B). Armour of 111 pf Locomotive pr.... 4008 imore a8 Ohio pf. 4 itrice Cream (4).. eatrice Crm pf(7).. cch-Nut Pkg (3 N R pt pf t4.81. Bendix Ava (60c) . Best & Co (2).. thilehem Stesl. . ... sthlehem Stl pf (7) w Knox (50¢). Bohn Alumn & Brass Borden Co (3).... srg Warner (1) ges MIg (1). Man Tran (4) m'rrpr(s) : Queens. own Shoe pt (1) nsw-Balke. .. Bucyrus-Erie cv pf. 3udd (E G) Mfg. . Sudd Wheal Bullard Co. Bulova Watch. Burroughs Add(86c) Term deb (1) Superlor ok Co. ers (A M) Tifornia Packin lumet & Hecla. mpbell-Wyant “anada Dry (1.20) anadian Pacific 134 . “annon Mills (1.60). “ase (J 1) Co villar Trac (1). *hes & Ohlo ( e Cor cat Western. . At West f. .. “hii Mil StP & | “hi & No ity loe&F ty Jomkl oca ( Can (23%) ir (2.40). wn ¢ S (1.20) Crucible Steel pt (7). sban-Am Sugar. ... hy Pack artis Publish pf(7). Jurtiss Wrigh l“lv. 0 & Co pf (1.40). e & Hud (9). ack & W. fson (8) Det & Mack of. . Diamond Match (1). Diamond Mtch pf 1% Dome Mines (1) Douglas Alrcraft (1) Dresser Mfz A (3%) Drug Corp (4). .. 4 1SS & At pf 37 t de Nem (4).. 98 Dupont de N pf (6). 89 Duques Lt 15t pf (5) Zastern Itoll Mills. . stman Kodak (5). atondxle& Spr 50c. itington-Schild pf. 15% Elec Auto Lite (4). 115 L Add 00. High. Low Close. Chi 1 15— K 5 85 3 234 11% a4 13% 1 391 343 —2% 93 THE EVENI) Net. | ~Prey. 1932 Stoek ana High Low. Dividend Rate. 213 14 Electric Boat. 4 215 Elec&Musical Instru 16% 53 Elec Pwr & Lt (1)... 5515 19% Elec Pwr & Lt pf(6). 64 20 Elec Pwr& Lt pf(7). 334 20 Flec Storage Bat (3) 15 & Pub 17 Equit OfMc 4% Erle R R. xchange Buf (2 A% Falrbanks-Morse. . el Lt & Trac pf (§) ed Water Servica A 24 Water Eacvias & Fid Ph Fire In(2.60). Firestone T & R (1). Firestons T&R pf(6) First Natl Strs (2%%) sk Rubber. . Follonshee Bros. Foster-Wheeler. . Foundation Ce Fox Film (A) port-Tex well m Tank Car n Asphalt (1). jen Baking (2). Gen Baking pt (8) en Cable pf. en Foorl Corp (3). . Gen G&E A (h6 % stk) on Gas&E ov pl(6). en Mills (3) Milis pf (6). Gen Motors (2). Gen Motors pf (5) Gen Outdoor Adv Gillette S Glllette lden Co p 0ld Dust (1.60) oodrich (B F). rich (1 veRr ranby Consol Grand Union. Grand Unfon pf (3). Grant (WT) (1). Great Northern pf(2) Great North Ore(2). Great Wn Sug pf(7). Grigshy Grunow. . Halin Dept Stores pf Hanna pf (T)... Harh & Walkerd500) . Hartman Corp (B). Hayes Body Corp. Hercules Powder(3). Hercules Pow pf (7). Hershey Choc (6)... Hershey Choc pf 1 i Holland Furnace (1) Homestake M 18.80. . Houdaille Hershey . . Household Fin pf 4.2( Houston Ofl. ... Houston Oil (new). 613 Howe Sound (1) 30% 15 Hudson & Man (3%4) 11% 4% Hudson Motor Car 91 [linols C 20 Illinois Central pf Indian Refining Indust Rayon (4)... ingersoll Rand (3).. Inland Steel (1)..... Inspiration Copper. . Ins Shs(Del)a62 e Interboro Rap Trans Interiake Iron. ... int Bus Machine(n6) Int Carriers(az2ije) Int Cement (2 g Int Combustion. . ... Int Combustion pf. . Int Harvester (1.80). Int Hydro E1 A (e2). Int Match pfd. Int Nickel of Can. Int Paper pf. Int Paper & Pwr (A) per & Pwr pf.. nting Ink alt (2) Int Shoe (3). Int Silver pf Int Tele & Teleg Interstat Island Cr'k Coal (). 12 Johns-Manville 50 Jones & Lav Kan ; Karstadt (Rudolph). « Kayser (1) & Co.... Kelly-Spring Tir Kelsey-Hayes Wheel Kelvinator Corp..... Kendall Co pf (6)... cott Copper 1y Clark (1%). Kinney (G 1) Co pf. S) (1.60). » Lambert Co (8)..... Lee Rubber & Tire. . » Leh Port Cmt pf (1) Lehigh Valley Coal. . Lehigh Valley RR.. Lehman Corp (2.40) . Lehn & Fink (3).... Livbey Owens Glass. Liggett & Myers(t5) Ligg & Myers B (15) 2 Lily Tulip Cup (113) : Lima Locomotlv Liguid Carbonie Loew's Inc (14).. Loft Inc Loose-Wliles (13)... Lorillard (P) (1.20). Lou Gas&El A (1%). Louisville & Nash(4) McAnd & McCrory St McCrory Stores B. rory Strs pf (6 MelCeesport T P (4). McKesson & Robbin McKesson & Rob's McLellan Stores. Mack Trucks (1).... Macy (It H) (n2).. Madison Sq Garden Magma Copper (50c) . Ma % or (1.40). lev mod gt Marine Midld(80c). . Marlin-Rockwell(1). Marshall Field & Co. Mathiezon Alkili (2) May Dept Stores 1.89 Moy hoe (1.60) ., Met-Gold Pic pf 1.89. Miami Copper Mid Continent Petm. Midland Steel Prod. Minneap Honey R(3) Minn Moiine Pow Mo iKan & Texas Mo Kan & Texas pf. Missouri Pacifi Missouri Pactfic pf. . Mohawk C: Motor Products Motor Wheel Mullins Mg ay Corp ash Motors Nash Chat 4 Nat Acme Co 5ix Nat Air Transport 467 30' Nat Biscult (2.80) 145 T4 Nat Cash Reg (A) 31% 41 Nat Dairy (2.60). 17% Nat Dist Prod (2) 110 Nat Lead pf A (1) 96 Nat Lead pf B (6)... Nat Pwr & Lt (1)... 1 atl Steel (1). t Supply Ci at Supply pf.. Nati Surety...... 11 Tea (§0c)... ner Brothers. .. Nevada Con Copper. Newport Industries. Newton Steel....... N Y Air Brake S N Y Central. . N ¥ Chicago & St L N ¥ & Harlem (5) N Y Investors. 15 N Y NH & Hariford. -6 14 408 1 4 24 zmu 1 71 NG STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C 'Add 00 Hish L«- Close. Chge. Moo ¢ ~Prév. 1932 High. Low. Stock and Balrs— Dividend Rate. 1% — T Ont& Western.. 2% = % Y Shipbuilding. g | : NY Shipbldg pf(7 204 1% NY n pt (6) 281 34 randa M(m30c). 20 Norf & Westn (112), |2 g Xorth Am Aviation., 11 Nor Amer(b10%stk) 104 Ohio O11 Oliver Far Oliv Farm Eq pr pf. Omnibus Corp O Owen ific Gas fic Lighting (3). cific Mills Tel&Tel ckard Motor Car. Am Pet B(1.60). ount Publix. . Park & Tilford Park Utah. . > sxcha xcha “atino Mines. . 5 *eerless Motor Car. renick & Ford (1) renney (1 C) (2.40). n Dixie Cot pf.. ina Railroad (2) ‘eaples Gas. Chi (8). *ere Marquette pf. . *ere Marquette pr pf Pet Milk Petrol Corp of Am. Phelps Dodge Co. ... Phila Co 6% pf (3). Phila & Is Phillips-tone PLillips Petroler Plerce Arrow pt (6). Plerce O11. Pilisbury Pirelli (A) (a2.58) Pitts Coal. . Pitts Scre Poor & ¢ Postal Teld » Brairie Pipe Li Pressed Steel ( Proct & Gamb (2 40) ¢ Prod & R finers pf. . « Publ 3 NJ (3.40) Public J pf (5) Public Sve NJ pt () Pullman Corp (3)... Pure Oil. 1o Corp pf B Kelth-Orph bes-Man ik Hos ) & Co 1 Ington-Rand. . m Rand 2d pf rer & Sar (8) or Car.. cel teynolds Met ynolds Tob nids Tob B (3). chiield Oil » Grande Ol ax ores (5) pr(6). Strapf (7). ead(6ic) neisco. . te Ret Stor pl. eaboard Alr Line. .. eaboard Off, ears Roebuck (234). Second Natl Inv. at Inv pf. ervel Inc harp & Dohmie harp & Do p hattuck (F el Union Oil hell Union Oil pf mmons Co. nms Petroleum kelly OIl. kelly Ol pf ww ocony-Vacuum (1). olv Am pf ww (534 ) outh Port Ric Southern Pacific. outhern Railway uthern Rajlway pf ston. Spencer Kellog(60c). picer Mfg tand Brands (1.20). tand Com Tobacco. tand Gas&El (3%). CORPORATION REPORT ENDS AND PR EADING ORG!/ PECTS OF IZATIONS. W YORK, April 11.—The following is a summary of important corpora- tion news prepared by the Standard Statistics Co., Inc., New York, for the Associated Press Weekly News Review. The stock market continued its dras- tic downward trend and broke to new low levels. The lack of encouraging Spring trade results and the unsettling situation in Congress were the major influences affecting security prices. The actual movement of the stock market as indicated by our price index for 90 stocks showed a decline of 6.3 points, dropping from 56.4 on April 2 to 50.1 the only upward swing occurring on Saturday. Unfilled orders of the United States Steel Corporation fell off badly during March. On March 31 unfilled tonnage { totaled 2.472.413 a decline of 73.216 tons from 2,545 tons reported on hand Febr nd comparing with 3995330 tons March 31, 1931 Ingot production during the week end- ed April 4 continued to decline, drop- ping (o about 221. per cent of capacity | from a shade under 24 per cent in the preceding week and a little below 25 | per_cent two weeks ago. Electric power production in the week ended April 2 amounted to 1.480.- | 208,000 kilowatt hours, the lowest level {reached in many years and a decline of {119 per cent from the corresponding week of year. The gap between this and last vear's figures has grad- | ually been widening this year. ! Revenue freight car loadings failed | to continue the upward trend which | was in evidence in the previous two | weeks. The American Railway Associa- { tion reports that lo dings totaled 56 ' 118 cars in the week endeq March 25, a decrease of 23,516 cars from the pre- ceding week and 177,726 cars under the like-week of 1931. Mainly because of a sharp increase "m Ford output, automobile production in the week ended April 2 showed a | further increase. Output amounted to 42,612 units, which compared with 3| 546 units in the previous week and 72.- 609 units in the like 1931 week. The | response to the ‘ntensive selling cam- paigns which are being carried on by the various manufacturers point to in- creaced business. However, it is too early 10 tell how much of the enthu- anm will develop into actual orders. The Companies. General Electric Co., domestic and commercial refrigerator prices cut o to 20 per cent. - % Inspiration Consolidated Copper 1931 | +1 [ deficit before depletion, $492,521, vs. | net income, $273,759, equal to 23 cents | —~2%{a common share. 3% Interstate Department Stores M.lrch 97 —1 sales off 15.1 per cent; three months, 1% + % off 163 per cent. k 13% ~2% United Verde Mining MONDAY, APRIL Add 00. High. Low 11 Net. | ~Prevgiona s Chge. | High. "Low Div + 4| Ala 201 Stand G — %/| 6l 38 Reand Close. STOCKS DEPRESSED . O RECORD LEVELS ock and Bates— Wet, nd Rate. ~Add00 High. Low. Close. Chge k| S&EIpt (4). & 21% 201 21 — 45 Tl 200 Stand Ol Calif (2) 82 12% Stund 01l of Kanw 31y 26% Stand OIINJT (12),.. 87 1 riing Secur (A) 2 2315 10% Nterling Secur cv pf. 6% 3 Stewart Warner. .., T Stone & W - (1) 514 Studebaker Co(1.20) . (6 20% b (140). nnessee Corp..... Texus Co (1) 33 Tax Gul Sulphur (s). 20 Tex Pacific Coal&Ofl, 11 « Tex Pacific Land Tr 22 I'hatcher Mg pf 3.60 T'he Fair Ti 0ld Co Third Nat Inv (1.05). Third Avenue Thompson Starrett Tide Water Asso Oll. Tide Water As pf(6) Timken-Detroit Axle » Timken Roller B( « Transameriea Corp Transue & Willia Tri-Contl Cory ontl Cory o Products(? ix Traer Con nCarb & Carb (2).. n Ol of Calif(1.40) Inion Pacific (10). n Tank Car (1.60). nit Alrerafe. Init Alrcrafe pf (3). nit Biscuit (2) nit Biscult pf (1) n't ( Tnit € Corp (40¢) ... Corp pt ). Electric Coal, nit Fruft (3) Init € nit ¢ S ST o SR JO (6). 60) Indus Alcohol. S Leather ther eath pr pf (7 Plpe & Fdry (2). Pipe&Fy 1st 1.20 Realty & Imp IS Rubber. ...... Rubber 1st pf Smtg & Ref (1).. mig& el pf 3% eel (2) eel pf (7) hacco (4.40). ., lited Stores (A) United Stores pf (4). Univ Leaf Tob (3).. r& Lt (A). o Sales Corp. . Vanadium Corp Van Raalte 1st pf 1z Va-Car Chemical. 31 Va-C o srwm anhB 66 Vulean Detin Wa RR Wabash R R “&El vf (8). 4 4 a o+ 1% 19 - lnitial Declines Are Extended as Selling Pressure Increases. BY GEORGE T. HUGHES. Dispateh to The Star. NEW YORK, Ap: 11.-—Stocks broke sharply again today, with the lows set- new records for the bear market. weakness affected no one group the selling depressing the entire alone, list If Saturday’s rally was due to short covering in anticipation ‘of a congres- igation—and it is entirely ible such was the case—there was ience of that kind in evidence at | the opening today. FPirst quotations were lower and the declines were ex- % tended during the first two hours, with practically no tion to the down- = '« ward movement —I's' In a good many instances the mari ~ % even f{ h-grade stocks was very thin on t ction. Atchison is an The stock had closed on Sat- 52': and the first sale today but at end of the firs r requests to the floor for a quo- tation brought the answer that “there jyas no near bid" Just before noon, however. shares came out at 49% off be turv— ° and 3 points and at a new low. Other railway stocks were pressed for sale. including New Haven, down 2 to 3 points. S m Pacific, under 14, and Pennsylv ion Pacific and New York Cer ew lows, the last named undsr $21 a share lling was particularly heavy in Motors and in du Pont, which an interest in Moters, dropped under 35 and General me down close to 11, all before Auburn Auto, once so great a i broke through 50 easily for a s of 3 to 4 points, The t ties on which liquidation presented two of the corporatic in the group, solidated Gas and Public Service of Jersey, each of them off approxi- ately 3 points and at new low ground. noon Pay Rolls Are Increased. NEW YORK, April 11 (#).—Produc- tion of new models has resulted in a rable increase in the pay rolls several of the larger automobile ifacturers, but it s recognized kly in the industry that a material increase in car buying will have to de- velop to insure a continuance of this trend U. S TREASUBY CERTIFICATES oa2 100 1932 100 1932 1932 1932 1932 29:32 prin 11 PO “ 3% Feb. s Mar Mar Waldor? Sys (1%).. Ward Baking (A) Ward Baking (B) . 1933 . 1933 1933 12-32 1232 £l + % |3 1 '« Warn Bros Pictures, Warren Bros. Warren Found Wesson O&Sn pf(4) . West Pa Bl pt (7) West Pa Pwr pf (7). Western Maryland. Western Pacific pf. . Western Unifon (4) Westing’se Afr B(1). Westinghouse (1)...x 122 Westinghse ist (3% )x 10s Weston Elec [nstru. Westvaco Chlor 1.60 White Motor. . White Rock (4). White Sewing Mach. Wilcox Oil & Ga Willys-Overland. Wilson & Co. \}'(Ison & Co pf. Woolworth (2.40) Worthington Pump Worth Pump (B). . Wrigley (Wm) (4).. 1% Yellow Truck. 5 Young Spring&W(1) ~ Zenith Radio. 6% Zonite Prod Corp (1) 10:30 A 200,000 12:00 Noon. 1:30 P.M. 1,100,000 10 P.M. Dividend rates as given in the above Labi payments based on the lates: auarterly or “Ex-dividend s Unit of trad extra. $Plus 4% in stock tPazabe in cach or stoce. stoc m Paid ‘last year—no regular rate. in stack. d this I Plus 8% in stocl illu of Stocks on New York Exchange. ‘e the annual eash arly declarations. less than 100 sh Jeer—no re Pis T1 In’ secial preterred ‘seock 'k Bis 3% —— ' NEW YORK BANK STOCKS % | NEW YORK, ‘April 11 (#).—Over- -the- counter market: BANKS. Bid Asked . 301, 8214 Commerciai (8) A0 3600 First National (100) 1430 Manhattan (2 2 National City (3) Public (2) TRUST COMPANIES. Bankers' (3) Brooklyn Tri | Centrul Hanover (* Chemical (1.80) Contirental (1.20) Corn Exchange (4) 5012 | Manufacturers (21 New York Trust (5) Title Guaranty & Trisi (4,600 Invest in 800,000 1.300,000 First Mortgage Notes Secured on Individual Homes t Partiy ar rates lus 2% 8 in ok nPlus 8% In stock. » Plus An investment medium that March pounds Waldorf System March sales off 6.3 per cent; three months, off 4.8 per cent. Washington Railway & Electric 1931 proferred share earnings, $23.81, vs. $22. Youngstown Sheet & Tube to in- crease Mahoning Valley operations to 16 per cent of capacity, vs. 33 per cent ferred stock. in like 1931 period; wage cuts not| = = = under consideration. | New England Telephone & Telegraph | February gross off 114 per cent; two months, off 113 per cent: February net, off 10 per cent; two months, off 129 per cent. Standard Oil of California reduces gasoline prices 2 centsa gallon through- out territory. copper production, 3,049,976 off 17.7 per cent. 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