Evening Star Newspaper, May 13, 1933, Page 11

FINANCIAL. < 'THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, SATURDAY, MAY 13, 1933. ° FINANCIAL. *» A—11 BONDS ARE STRONG [ BOND'S 2% cx=2%.x e ||{COMMODITY PRICESICURB SHARES MOVE| [ N. Y. cURB MARKET | [STEEL PRODUCTION a Recetved by Private Wire Direct fe The Star Ofice. AT SHORT SESSION| e e | JOP 10 FIGURES@ IN NARROW RANGE| 22 2, o o s e ADVANCES FURTHER . Closs. 4] §s'l 40 B1% 81 3t Acme Wire vic 1 Pitts Plate G (60c). 2 24% 24% 24% Lib 3% 8 32-47. 1024 1022 1023 1 84 84 84 :;r}nvlntc vte : l“ 2: I“ grl‘x’dan‘(lu}‘lnznvllh. 2 7‘ 'I‘ 7 Liblate%e32.%. 1023 1021 1081 |y oan'ss, 1 53w 62% 624 A . & " r Investors war. . ub Ut war.. 1 o DA List Recovers Early Losses,|Lib et ¢kaia s 10281 10228 10228 R Sharp Advances Scored inPublic Utility and Oil Stocks)Alsbemabwpe (@) 208 45 45" 45 (Pubutiiacor.. 4 6" & ¢" Gains in Orders Have Re- . e . s 921 9913 916 . Alum Co America..1400s64 60 60 |Puget SA P&L $6 pf110s 16% 15% 16% : . With Heavy Buying of uss 10129 10128 10123 A 5, S e Values of Many Raw Featured in Irregular Alum CoofApt1%. 2 54% 508 29% 29% 29% sulted in Step-up in uss . 10128 10123 10123 e E e g Atuminum Lia...." T 30 1 26 24 24 uss 10123 10128 10128 | FhATG S0 4M 21 o R Materials Market 3 ‘Am Book Co (4)... 108 o Operations usa 10410 1064 104 ¢ - . AmCity PALBife 8 44 p . Treasury Issues. US4 105 24 10520 106 20 Tret T 80 uw s : Am Cynamid (B) sl A L uUs4 1095 10831 100 169 69 6 Am Dept Store %|Rollunce Int4..cc. 2 2° 2= 3° BY CHARLES F. SPEARE. Saw Ol .15 83 32u 83 | Beecisl Dispatch to The Star. BY JOHN A. CRONE. Am & For Pwr w: 7% | Reybarn. ......... 4 2 1s 2 | BYthe Assoclated Press. 8pecial Dispatch to The Star. 14% | Int & G N aj ¢s 88 13 13w 18 | NEW YORK, May 13.—Commodity | g, cial Dispatch to The Star. Am Fousias g0 |Rlchfleld OiiCal'pf 2 % % x| NEW YORK, May 13.—The upward *NEW YORK, May 13.—The bond 88y |Int& Gt Nor€s’s3. 1 37 37 37° |price averages today, for the first time| NEW YORK, May 13.—Public utility AmGas& EIpf(s). 2 811 81 81 fi"‘ Anll:lvt‘:’p:_, 2 15% 15% 15% | :wh:::‘ 1:. %wucum;ngfl:;fl.?:mfi‘:" market, after opening slightly irregu- oo |Int Hyaro K sute: 30 dow 31 31, |since the Summer of 1929, are wbove|ang petroleum stocks featured dealings | Am InvestIncwar. 2 % % %| RoorReRmmcorpr 3 ap bt | me ot et been” checked. savs Iron Jarly today, firmed and turned active 28 |IntPapes < 19 18K 18X those of the corresponding date & Year |y today's irregular Curb Exchange ses- | Am Laun Mch t0c. 7 12 124 ::fi RossiaIntl........ 1 3% 3 1 |Age. While gains in steel output have #s. the session progressed. 16% [Int T T 4%8'39.. 37 4% 434 434 |ago. Their rise reflects sharp advances | gion e fluw;xpo".v-'- U127 4% 4% 4w | Safety Car HEL(1) 50s not been so general as in recent weeks, ‘“Volume dealings in United States 8 | e aihai2.. 17 40w 38K 354 1in most of thelr components. Electric Bond & Share crossed into | Anchor Post Fence. 4 1k 1% 1 15 e e twa s Governments, sharp bidding for cer- A[waiyTa'se. 014 8 o7 o7x| Thus testile Sbers in the last week |new high territory and was followed by | Ark Nat G 1% ek Brot S place in the valleys and at Buffalo, Chi- domestic corporate issues, such as 72 | Japanese 5% 7 scored one of the sharpest spurts in | Standard Oil of Indiana. Cities Service [ Ark Nat Gas (A) % % cago and Pittsburgh, ra e P . 60 60 60 E ich als 100 2oa ik, Sl % Sty betles | BRI SRS, 41 % 85 |Japaneseéipab4.. 26 7 73 74 |JeAm. which brought ‘their sversge | wes not much chapded, WhC Was AT\ Armiirons Cone: tone in German government loans, after 3% 9¢ price 10 per cent above the level of a g8l B Secur Corp Ge) some of them had reached new lows|Am Sm&Ref Ga/4T. o KanC F S&M 43¢ 51 80 Bl |year ago. Textlles, grains, metals and |folidated Gas of Baltimore, United | AssoGas&Elec... 4 1% 1% 1% n. tional average to 31 per cent from 29 per cent a week ago. Growing price 1 9% 1213 | Schiff (The) Co(1). 4 2% 151 | seaboard Utinitie: 3 5 The widespread belief that President | Atlas Utilities wi 2 Al &y asfObatucicDeniln .. Roosevelt is about to send Congress a |Atlas UtilpfA(3).. 1 43 43 43 sn”’m W&P (50c). 1 message on the oll situation caused|AutoVotingMach. 1 1% 1% 14} enandoah Corp.. 6 traders to take the ofl ’h‘fi” ;:;bn Axton Fish(A)3.20. T5s 4b% 45% 45% ‘s}:::':'l'g"mg‘f‘-';.. ano:’. l-l'wmt.nl from - avn-wldmn;(n c}l.r“cle hirl. Ol is one of the world’s ¢! - - 3 of consumers. any users wi ve et commodities &t present, a5 the EIUt | Bome razer SO Smith (A0 250s 361 364 36' | not been in the market for a year or of production continues to exceed de- | p)ue Rids oAm Gold& Plat. 5 1 - 1 1 |more are hastening to place orders. A vision of quotations on finished steel products for third quarter. Buying, stimulated by rising prices, belief that the Federal Reserve System Within the next few days will start purchasing long-term United States Gavernments. It is this sort of reason- ::fil tch’:c h?sfic‘lusedml continued accu- | ation of these loans. The drop of German 51;s to 361, a | ATKeNt 68°61 3 Segal Lock & H strength is manifest in additional ad- Am Sug Ref - | Light & Power A and American Super- | Asso Gas&Elec(A) 29 1% 1% 1% ga r 8 eng man] a onal a for rt;)e‘esf:;:&.m:;k:ge”;:us:ffignmu by | Am TAT 448 Kan 3’.‘;’?{‘ 225 ihe Whw ohe n‘fi."‘&?’fi.‘x’.‘.‘“‘x‘. oot Power. American Gas & Electric point- | Asso Rayon 2 2 25 24 f,:}’f,f;"_,’,‘".’,“,',‘{'",mf gty I L S i Fihudent Rooectelt gives rise to. the |Am TAT gt Karstadt 63 -43.... 10 the four strongést groups in most com. | €d higher after an early loss. Atlas UtiIit 3¢ 12w 1% 11% cta(5%) 1005 e prospect of a general upward re- 3 modity average compilations. ‘The sdvance in commodities has caused business and financial leaders to predict rather cautiously that second quarter earning reports will show im- 4 30 29% 29%IgouCal BApLB 1 1 fiw low, followed the decision of the :f,:fifl:: f portant Jnnnn profits over the similar | mand. ing the attainment of & new | Elumenthal (8) 1 6% 6% 6%|soutn Penn’ofl(l)yf 2 flx; iéxa fl-. 352"“..‘;‘.‘;}'13"1’:."3’.” n:.w::lnb:mz:; ich government not to pay the gold | ATsentine 5 H period of 1932, when many basic items | Following the sitainment of & new | Borne-Scrymser...1008 7~ 7 7 |Sowland Roy (200) 1 413 44 4% sutemonis s probal 1 value of the coupons. Subsequently | 4rgentine s 1 Teached record low prices. To the ex- | high by Standard — ‘s, OUhers | Brazil Trac & Lt... 13 11% 11 11 |SW Bell Tel pf7.. 50s 1134; 1131; 113'5 e - Lu;rt-ry probsb&yu b %e bonds rallied more than & point. | Arm & Co 43829, 7 tent that corporations have large in- |in the Bunomh ivislon, such 33| Bridgeport Mach.. 1 1 1 1 |SwunaOlllna(1).. €3 26 257 26 | Lor Pharar ol g e N g e German 75 were Off only frac- | Are DeiSths 1n : ventories, accumulated at low levels, | Standard Oil i v 0" | Canadtan Marcont. 5 1% 1% 1%|StandOiofKy(i) 15 1% 13 14%| Hceases enchis Buses Sy touslly. his 45 1905-65.. 1 0 1088 , they will profit by the rise just as they | tucky, International eum and Im- | o, o ce Cp pf (7). 268 76 76 76 |StandOflof Ohfo.. 1 18% 18% 1gy | Pienish their depleted inventories. Western g]nim 85 of 1951 and 1960 | A(ohinn ad) 4595, 1 2 :\;{fled severe Josses by the shrinkage mLW- flgmm‘;.’l""- some of them | </ oo 15t pt.... 768 T8 73 73 |Stand PAL ot (7). 50s 35 35 36 Deliveries Rushed. Tose more than s point to new maxi- Traw material values year. Ung peak prices. Celluloid Cor . 4 % 4 | Stand Silver & La. 1 - mum levels for the year and for & Lme | vy e 1 104 H L& H Indeed, 8 sustained increase in raw | As hogs rocketed to record qUoa- |Con:giatesBics... 48 2% % 2| StarrettCorp.... ) 2 % & 4!, 'The extent that steel consumption were outstanding in the communication | At1 GL col 48'62.. 9 66% 65 65%|L&N4%sC32003.. 16 78 771 77| material prices, if not accompanied by | tions in Chicago, Dmmfih‘nfll - D | Chicago Corp (The: 1 3% 3% 34 |Stuts Motor Car... 7 14 ““Nfll pace swl'-h output is diffi- list. Postal Telegraph 5s were inclined | Atl G L un 43%s 16 671 66% 67 |L&NGSsB300s... 11 81 80 81 |shin-plaster inflation, will be one of | bidding up the meat packing €S, | Cities Service 43 2% 2% 2%|SunrayOfl........ 4 s, | Cult to measure. Steel sold to the motar to softness. International Telephone 55 | atl Ref b 5s*37.,. 2 101 101 101 |L&Nrf5%s32003. 19 83 825 83 |the surest signs of a real revival of | such as Swift & Co. Bwift Interna-|cyieggervicopf... 2 14 14 14 |SwanFinchOil.... 1 114 | C8F makers is obviously going into al- also were lower. though in the high- | Anstralla 4%a°56.. 41 781 74 75| Lyouss'sd. < 18 15y 115 - 1155 || Bisiness peomertiy; - accordiog Ao 1DF. oA M Tl P Gltias Berwar D SR zz 2& g:::::‘f" S 16% | &Tfiefi?fis‘#affim’!‘i‘; n‘x:::b:\l:‘ e list the various American Tcle- '55.... 79 BO%W T9% 80% " .| M. T. Copzland of the Harvard Business Ciaude Neon [ne. .. nternat’l(2) 15 24% . & Bhione debentures were mot . much | Australla Sa-b7.oc T B0 % 791 MoKes& R5} w50 19 41 39% 404 | School, who believes that the drop in Clev E) llum (1.20) 3 30% 30 30 |Tampa Elec2.24 2 22, | Mented automobile procuction sched- changed. Austrian 7s "43. O B8N BB BBN | Malherdvies 40, & o5 63" (o |world commodity values, rather than Colon Ofl. ........ 15 2 % %|Tastyeast Inc ( i " | ules, and these promise to bring May Although several institutions were 3 Marsellle 6s'34 . 7 156% 118 118 | International war debts. was a primary ColG & Ecvpf (5) 2508 97 95 95 |Technicolor. ol 3T 714 | QUtpUt UD to 200,000 cars as compared liberal sellers of the better-grade rails, 9 Midvale St15s 36, 8 92 92y 92 | {ctor in upseiting foreign exchanges Colum OlI&G v.te.. 2 1% 1% 1% Tech Hughe b e *| with 170,000 in April. A Detroit dis- JIke Atchison general 4s and’ Karsas g M evaegt. 8 10 2e" ame fas|and intensifying the depression. S S Comwith Edis (3).. 2 63k 63 63 |TexonON&Ld (1), &% trict steel company, which has been City Terminal issues, the offerings were | 3 M E Ry&L S s Dr. Copeland, who is also advisory High. Low. Close. | Comwith & Sou wr. 37 % & &|Tobacco Prod Del.. 3 3, | funning at capacity, has been forced easily absorbed. At times Atchison 2 ML R BIAL 1. 2 77 Va7 77 |counsel to the Silk and Rayon Re- 877 88%a 84'a] Consol Alrcraft. 2 2k 2 2%|TobProd Exp(10c) 2 ;¢ to buy sdditional semi-finished steel general 4s were 925 bid. Union Pacific 0 MSPASSM is 8 1 42y 4pis 4z e8rch Bureau arrives at this conclu- 3 Consol CRODaE ool 1 s S1G 56 | S ihaluz DLE W, 18 2| o SEsiae actrcer, 8s.firmed and o0 did New York Central e MSP&SSMS14s 78 1 N sion in a study of “raw material prices Con Gas Balto3.60. 10 B4 53% 84 |Tri-ContCorpwr.. 1 2|, “Although the automotive industry #%s. In the second-grade ratis Chicago : R 3 & and business conditions.” in which he Cord Corp (10¢).... 46 9% 9 9%l Triplex S1G k2se,, 1 10y | 8 apprehensive of a Summer recession & Northwestern 43s, Erle 5s and Nickel 6 MK&T6sA examined world production. movement, Cooper Bessemer.. 1 24 24 24| Truns Pork Stral.. 1 1z I e e e L = . s , and prices o commodities— Corron & Reynol ) 'a | T'1bsze Chat Corp. . v | ow] that the forces set in E\l:"ye:;:al' e:ih: hl:tlt;:&:‘- new peak for | Belgium 7s 'S5 % ::CP:_T':G‘I. copper, 1%& m-u:.fl tin, -g;cr. p‘e‘:mleuml. gourlz.;mn?l»m : :;1 ::: :’!: Tung-Sol Lamp .+ : g; motion bydt sharp spurt in motor 2 sugar, rubber, coffee, silk, cotton wool reole Petroleum "n car cemand are far-reaching in their Oil loans ‘moved forward with their | Beriin Cy E1€s°5. 22 32 314 31 | MoPacseG 1. " 10 Market Value. 3| Crown Cork Il A. 4 7 & 6| Unlied Founders.. 51 Ty B oundries aad Tuitec Do g o N ae . b Y genuially (a1t UinL | BerlinSiwines o 2RI any Rl i[OO RS HCRY . 6 These commodities Whose 1929 mar- Cusi MexicanaMin 15 % % %|p, L “ | terways and high butldin some constructive measure would come | Berlin CE1 6%48'51. 2 46% 46'x 467 | Mo Pac5s1°81 12 * | United Gas war. 8 ys iways are building up from Washin; ’ . ket value approximated $15,000.000,000, 4| Darby Petroleum 1 3% 3% 3% United G; buying power and restoring confidenc gton on the stabilization | Berlin C El 6148'59. 12 46 443 “443 | Mo PacB}s A o Were chosen® beciie they heiied & 30 " i = a o aspf(l).. 4 28 | o> o . of the petroleum industry. Beth Stlpm5s°36. 5 93 921, 93 |MontPowb&s'43... 1 o fl"! 1t 1 y ltural a| 3 Deere & Co . 6 1T 16% 16%|United Lt& P (A). 28 41, | throughout the Central West. Whether Beth Stirf58'43... 6 89 88% 89 | Mont PwrisA'6. 6 varlety of types of agricultural an: e T e Detroit Aircraft... 1 & & &|United Lt& Pwrp? 11 181, | for these or related reasons, a steadily Bolivia 85 '47. 3 O Bl Nk Bt 3 inn e o el tectucts Hoame P e many N A BuiS Soiett e Dow Chemical (3). 6 47 45's 45%| U'td Shoe Mch 2%..1008 44x, | increasing number of miscellaneous out- I Grain Market | |secve xresi s "o "t ‘b | Nat Dy sus 86| Europe, ‘Asia, Africa and Autrainsia | 3Bt T GH8 B € %0 BRI e i B L s ot oo L 00 i Brazil 6148 °2 1 N'Eng T 15t bo 5 ‘ :,';f,."}fjf extensively into interna- B East Util Assocv.. 3 2% 2 2| USFoll (B) (200). 1 4 | chines, metal sinks, beer bottle cases, Brasil “"":7"“" : 2 82 8 Prices of all these commodities were | s Gl VRTINS MON B3 A flA bS:}n:i fe& T 2 1 kgchan 1::1““# lremxenv.nrfi and Brasil C R 73'52. = H Eisler Elec Corp... 2 1l 1w 1,|US&Intilstpr... ‘1 30, | stoves. cative of this broaden By the Associated Press. Brazil 8s *41 19 influenced by both internal and ex-| S El Bd&Share bl 332 254 2215 227 | Utd Verde Extdbe. 9 31, | of consumption is the fact that nn‘;‘z CHICAGO, May 13.—There was not | Bremen 753 . il v M il Ereac itrounles |18 ElBd&Sharept6.. 17 44% 43 43 |UUIPwr&Lt..... 18 2 | mil output going to the automobile the snap to speculative buying which | Bklyn Ed 5s A 1 :a g:', Oopelm_lgh ints oz‘;u' ‘e’nt ht§ El Bd&Share pf5.. 2 40 3815 38y | UUIP&L pf (7)... 50, 161 | industry is declining in percentage, al- Bad recently been so much in evidence | Bklyn Elev 6343 2 0 SIS - NES SEThe (OL WReA ElPwrAsso (40c). 5 6% 64 64|UHIP&L(B)cts.. 4 5 | though still increasing in quantity. and wheat prices today averaged lower. | Bkiyn Man 6s A ‘68 27 and sugar. Lack of European produc- ElPwr AssoA40c. 6 6% 6% 65! Utll Equitles. 4 21;| “The fact nevertheless remains that Traders were apparently dis 10 [ Bklyn UnGas 5s'45. 3 fim SHmua‘ed Droductin CleMewnere ElP&Lopwar.... 40 4 84 4 |Util&Industria 1 112| the steel industry is still getting its hold off until more was definitely known 7 until ::gl‘hfil::{ed uropean output Elec Shareholdings 6 4% 44 4% ) Ul & Indust pt 3 3%, | main support from consumers of the Iegarding the administration program 2 been ilttated. . san Fairchild Aviation. 1 1% 1% 13| VanCamp Pack 1 & | lighter products, Fabricated structural ing held hetween producers and proc- | Bush © Bldz 5440, 3 38% 38 38 | N ¥ Cerind 3. 8 70 70 70 Ik Bobbabasy. 12 4. % K| Whveemiaram) i S 4700 tomae Pl Ry b g n . K 7 Fis) .ubber(new). % SN yne Pump. - 1 1, y ns. uyi y ereto- . Canada 4s°60. 6 2 % 24, ‘'ord Motor Can A. 3, % Tight Hargvs 20c 12 pic up. e sylvania has - Speciad 1o T o e Detore the | Ganaza el 1 : 3 a2 | Dollar Makers e T g B ¢ ol b on | R 10 20000 19 38000 s f ol 1 &SIL 15 5 21, General Alloys.... 3 1% 1% 1% erly or " semi-annusl paveent CH | 8D ew York Central will soon 3 8614 Q;g:g:on = g:« 1105 105 105 General Aviation.. 5 8 8 Table 1 camh oy ito s §F 10 stock. | place 12,000 tons. A purchase of 225 16 a5 ees aa| N EMIsn B CRL 3 1006 104 1045 R T GenFireprooting.. 2 5 6 B |stock eAdiustment dividend. fBbius 5% | LONS Of Plates by the Pere Marquette for 4 | NYE ¢ % “ - Gen Tire PfA6100s B2 5212 B2 1 " ge R o | y orders for ar work by othe; Can Nat5s'690ct, 3 1% 9i% NYNHAH4a 7.0 2 48 ddu ana| JHere ls how s mansfechurer, vt 0 S Coreie o v (o 1%08 56" b5 So |in sk mEhe e 7ear=a reRular rete, | FORCS. e 47-47% ot + el % v additions to his line. Glob Undrw (k3sc % e a i 457s249 | Can Pac 43% 2 70 70 70 |NYNH&H6s's 2 8% By g0 | 9% new Godschaux Sug B.. 1 4% 4% 43 . ‘Manufacturers of refractories are Weklonmatiu 0 8, oiminawaed o B 5, Bol Gt SIWE Seme ;3 L 3| Meeelae |t 3 4 y . K Goldfield Conso! * o Cent Pac 1st4s™3. 17 77% 773 71% | NYRysInc6s'és.. 7 2u 2w 2u| Which the grocer fi Groc Strs Prd vt e Tecent upturn in business and are has- NY sends out on 2 5 8 1 o id 6 S e |NY Telweniuaiie 41ems 100 1001 grecery Sorel sta; Tty ot o o son| “BALTIMORE, M. May 13.—White | Stulpment. Seversl il Copiracts oo S D . N N s M s gi 1 G o | charse e T A I R bWhML per 100 pounds, 80a35; new, e R o1 | Nord 634850 118106 108 108 | accom leyden Chem (1).. = . | bushel 498135, ~sweet potatoes, | ties are significant of the change in & % le of the HiresCE A (2)... 80s 17% 17% 17% | bushel, 50a1.10; ; H ge § Z N i iieduce b Hollinger GId 1705 1 8% 84 8% | beans’ bushel T+ ooason: " aspararns | et e e e amne ; s e CB&QTIT 4849, ... 8 Nor&Wndives'sd 4 $7 97 97 | merits of the prod- 3 Hornd Hardart(2). 2 224 214 21%|dozen bunches, 1.00a250: beets, per | - amrnieriod of b feW weeks. Az I I - CBAGINIWS'l. 5 8 85 85 |NorbAmCossel. 2 Tk 7w 7| uck ave told and 3 HudsonBay Min... 16 De e Dy cmate, 100 cabbage hamper, T1%0: | putsourgh, Chicago and Priisseiiie: g : ” Nor AmE4 5 71 & e custome! seee " 3 el, ; caulifiower, . oo ugar Melt. Vi A { 2 33% 32 3315 | cept luct 4 Imp Oil Ltd cou 50e 9 10% 10 1 el, 2. .00 ;. ants, crate 50a - o " = e YORK‘Mly 13 UP)—Sugar | COhl TnaAT. an eues 4 19 1 s4 94 o4 |and instruct the 3 Tnecoof N Am(y, 2 39w 391 39| 250; Kaic, bushel, 16835: leituce, erate e e i L s on e melt of 13 United States refiners fr?m C M & StP gn 5 51 51 b1 |NorPacgn3s2047 3 56% B56% b6 | grocer to charge 1 IntHy EiScpt3%760s 17 144 15 |225a3.00; onions, per 50-pound sacks, | on Buffalo iron. for mzer:n|;1“m: denuary 1 to May 6 totaled 1,235,000 | CM&StP4% '39... 10 68 68 58 Nor Pac4s’'97....., 2 88 82% 82y ' to her account, or [ Int Petrol (1). 12 13% 13% 13%1.25a1.40; lima beans, bushel, 2.50a4.00. have raised the Iron m;‘fi“ fong tons, dupliveting volame o 00| C M 8tPAP 58 IS, 3T 20% 20 or Packs D2047. 16 70 68 70 | to return it with fee 3 Int Products. . 1 2 2% 24| Spinach, 25a40. bushel; pens, 50a85: | nrice for pig trom Tran S1310 L Eos s - € CM&StPad 532000110 8% 84 81 |NorPacr16s2047. 13 76 754 75%| the next delivery. i IntSafety Raz (B) 1 1a 1% 1% peppers, bushel, 75a1.50: tomatoes, lug. o8 o g same period of 1932." Deliveries were| CM&SIV 88522000110 Bh 8 B | R0 Pw ss A1, 11 98 974 98 | A very high per- i IntUtilitles (B)... 3 1% 1% 1% |50a2.50; radishes. per 100, 1.00; squash, | Apon 1ess" ‘he, Dighest average since 1105.000 tons, against 1,070,000 & year | GNENY $ARINT § 2, It 2N NorSipw 11026 1024 1025 | contage was accepted by customers gt TntersuteFauities 1 8 % el |bushel, 1258178 "apples. bushel P e L IO ¥ Chi & NW 4 *49. 288 Norway 5s 84 84 84 tage Pl 3m rving Air Ch (40¢) ki T Tw|1.50; wherries, crate, 1.25a3.25; | ! e e oo b g 1 86k sbw 5 | so-called me'xpen made “improve- w; lalian SuperpwA. 1 24 2 2| gTapefruit, bor, 115020 oranges, box»{.f‘:d‘:;’:l“fi'u;‘;’“”“"‘ Z{‘i’.};’e&"fi; i i - nts” e plan. 3 tal S d 1 .0082.75; | 0 . A e o |CHRPIat: d6 Shu i 3 |omams uaceh. . 1 oo sme sma| iie ‘et okttt e tetrs| IR e+ L AT e “?Agxfbeztfllycgpg%g;l); CMRI&P44wT? 20 32 30% 22 |OreShLbsstd 46, 7 103 103w 103 ""'““r:”'m‘;h‘,wdm"““ e et i LakeShore M (2).. 3 33% 33% 33%| Live poultry—Young ehickens, 16a24 ¢ Cork ~hi 4%s3'6 8 19 81 - Wi " men wel e = > o , S L hearby Waynesboro, which was owned | CRH&SE 1ot sw0. 5 apr ape Ao Orraash 1, 10 B34 3% 83%) Eieliah, lacked style and sales sppeal.| 31 Libby MoNeil& L. 2 4% 4% 4% | seghorma 14018; ol hems taeie e rown Cork & Seal Snd poperated by James Cralg of |ChiUnSta4%s'sS 3 95% 941i 95%|OrientDeveés'ss.. 3 614 6l% 61| But the improved letters greatly de-| 3 jom Long Island Light. 8 11 10% 11" |homs, 10al1; old roosters, 7a8; ducks, | ,DALTIMORE, May 13 (Special)— n‘:yhnhe;gor%p as been absorbed by the|ChiUnStEa'4d.... 2 97 ST 97 |OwensHIGISe'39. 2 103 103 103 | Creased the percentage of acceptances| g jer Lol e e 10" 1% 1w 13| 9814; guinea fowl, each, 25a45; pigeons, | et cOnn COTE, e = P! rporation of NeW | chjunstassB'es. 1102 102 102 3 The manufacturer figured it out this| 2 Jer oul = * | pair, 15a20. laries reports for ! Fork. The concern has been Operating | Chi Un Sta 63#'63. 1 109% 108% 100% | PAc GRESs43.... 17 103 102 103 | yuy "'When his salesmen wrote the| *Een Gul Maryland Casualty 1 21 2% 21| Eggs—Recelpts, 1,678 cases; current | JUATter ended March 31 net loss of 6n s small scale by the owner for the | & W Indcn4s'52. 1 711 71% 711 | Psc T&T 1st 7. 1 104% 104% 104% | jetter it was exactly the kind of le e 5 B! Mavis Bottling A.. 11 13§ 1 1 | receipts, 13a131;. $98,177, against net loss of $8,482 in the past year. C&WiIndsys's2. 3 90 8813 90 |PacT&TrfBs's2.. 1 1031 103 1034 | ter a grocer would write. 5 Lehixb, 70% | May Hosempf (2) 1 20 20 20.| Butter—Good® to fancy, creamery, |3t 1932 quarter. —— Childsdeb5s43... 2 43 43 43 |PanAmPet€s'40. 4 38 374 3T%| pert” polished it up—he also robbed 1Lty M 88 00, 9% |MemphisNatGas.. 6 6 5% 6 |pound 22a24ly; ladles, 17a18: store | LIS understood that with the advent 2 s | Paramounta'er.. 3 Bk 8k 8w the human element that made| 1La P& D s 18% ) MichGas&Oll.... 2 3% 3 3 ked, 14. d ; € of beer orders have increased substan- BALTIMORE STOCKS. 0. P R it of all the huma: 1 Mnes G & & 3 packed, 14. k s 61, 1 8% 8w 4 10 10 10 | prs Consumer believe in its sincerity.| 1 Metro 85 8 8 |MidStaPetvicB.. 3 % % % tially and that second quarter results Poecial Dispatch to The Star. Chlles el A ke : 278 78 78 |VGier's thousand new products have| 1M W L H LY [Mddle West UM 15 K Wk will be decidedly more favorable. BALTIMORE, May 13— ChileCopdb5s°47. 7 b4 53 53 |Lennstadsd 1 951 955 95%| .0 "hut on the market in the last two| 1} Ninn O A T N | oney of (6). 108 65 65 65 i s g : O Mottt 7 o B ' |pemneyan 7 8L 80k 801 | L T e ingenuity in making the| i Pw & 7 0312 03 631 | Montgom Ward(A) 10s 79% 79N T9% DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED Chin GvtRy 55'51.. 5 g o & "oy 29% 100 product is being matched by the in-| M B P%.53 31 it 'ai 'ait | Moodve Ty ptpfd 1 175 175 17 Cin Un Trm 532020 8 26 Sa% B0 8% | genuity of manufacturers in market- (S Narragangers b A 67 B8 Bl 9N | Mountain Prod s0c. s 4 & & | il e CCCaSt L434sE77 2 gl 495 | Ing it 30 Narraganselt 52 3 1 By th NEW YO CCCAStLEsDES 3 3 t s A 20 ly the Associated Press. RK, May 13 (#).— 4 3 NEW YORK, May 13.—Reactiona Reduced. 100 Fidelity & Deposit Co bR O 7 101% 1013 101% Bales High Low Close. 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Pdelity & Guaranty s 1 1) & SOV Bell T6s A '54. 2 10415 1041 1043 [ 18N Orlesns 4ig8 Nat Sugar N J (33, Philips Incan Lamps. 6% 4 ; n Maryland Deiry bt 24 15 U 5% 8KISeonNIsst4e. . 30 104% 104 184 | TN Y Bt EG 41 Nat Transit(30c).. 2 8 Resular. § H 2 b 5% Bu|S s 18 961 96% 96%| 3N Am L&P Bizs - A el 15 76" 8% 70| SONNY% 13 No e Newberry JJ(60e). 1 14 5o @ Wi 1”018 “CHICAGO STOCK MARKET |Som Gxaseserto s 2wy del qon|Seseaker s 8 Q0 R S| 3 T S e i CHICAGO, May 13 UP)—Following g::’o‘::‘»:'”:;‘n. ‘4 SRR AR SwiesBiaa e 108% 109 | 2Om NewJeseytines- 2 4s the complete official list of trans- |ConGNYG5%s'4s. 6 3 3100 100 100 |TalwanEP5%s'71 4 55 55 55 | &P Newmont Mining.. 10 i Stock |Con P Jap63;s°50. 1 48 48 48 41, 57 8014 80 804 Niles-Bement-Pond 1 ic‘tlons'l: :;gc‘;.s on the Chicago Con Pow Jap1s'44. 1 58% B8% 581 Pcc:gttuh(;n 26 :gw 81 83y 3“1—" Pc?u: ':‘. e b3 Nipissing 10 chan - - PCCAStL5sB'5.. 2 88 88 |TexCorp . : - & g s " sTOCKS ; i bs ey T 8 i Clilrensadaue 1 B4 87w 7| Tex&P1ston2000. 4 964 96 96 | 18P o it oy, (N Y Hamburg. sl 2 o & 5 0 26 Poland Ts *47 4 67 B6% 56i4|Tex&P5sC'79... 10 62Lie 61% 6241 opp 14 10614 10815 | N Y Pw D! - 258 ‘uba Nor 5148 °43.. 1 :‘ 2:% 3\' Poland 85 '50 1 664 664 66| Tex & Pac5sD'80. 14 611 601 60 3 Pof ;s P61 Wil 73 Zh-‘ Z:v. 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N.W. NA¢'l 2100 pr e gfi’rfl"::z:"" u d Aou RIS v ;l: :g‘:: 9% i With warrants. i k] : o PaceResl. .. s . e 3 3000 La ® 8t Be 5les ‘55 34% 24% 243 OrtNorznTs : ! Bon PaOr thaaiT 10 6% 683, (BRI R oy B 7 MORTGAGE LOANS h ock *ssics 14,008, Haitl 6553, Sou Ry gn 4sA’56.. 49 41% M. Wi—When lssueds nd sales—1,000.