Evening Star Newspaper, March 22, 1935, Page 17

F1 BONDS HESITANT, CHANGES NARROW Some Utilities Fall Back and Rails Are Mixed. Belga Watched. NCIAL BONDS ON NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE By private wire direct to The Star. LIBERTY. High, Low 2:55. l%-lfl! -41,,... 101 8101 6101 7 1st ev 4% 8 82-47. 10113 10111 10113 1st 4148 32-47 reg 10111 10111 10111 4th 4148 1933-38 10223 10222 10228 4th 4348 33-38 reg 10221 10221 10221 4th 4145 33-38 . 10020 10016 10018 8 8d called reg.. 10014 100 14 10014 TREASURY. 10025 10023 103 210231 10023 108 2 103 1 By the Associated Press NEW YORK. March 22—In the early trading today the bond market | showed & willingness to hold the gains which came with yesterday's last-hour | rally, but no marked inclination to | extend the movement. | Some of the utility liens which were | bid up buoyantly fell back a bit under the weight of profit taking. Rail is- sues had a somewhat mixed tone with changes narrow. Indusmnls{ were steady. A new collapse in the belga turned interest toward the foreign sector, but Belgian issues were not immediately affected by the developments in the currency. This section of the market continued to reflect nervousness, how- ever. German and Italian obligations again showed weakness. French is- sues showed divergent trends. The United States Governments' list | accounted for only a scattering of | dealings in the forenoon and prices | showed unimportant changes. A few of the Treasuries rose 3-32 to 5-32 of 2 point. and Federal Farm Mortgage 3s were slightly easier. There were small gains in the loans | of Erie. International Telephone, Mis- | souri Pacific, National Dairy Products, | Texas Corp. and Youngstown Sheet | & Tube. Columbia Gas & Electric bonds were a trifle reactionary, but | those of Consolidated Gas edged up | a little more in response to a more optimistic feeling with regard to the | company's differences with the New | York City authorities and the Federal l Sovernment. Washingto;n E:cilal;ge SALE Capital Traction $1,000 at 97! | Brazil 618 55—8$500 at 97'%; $1.000 at 97!, | Potomac Electric 55 1953—$1.000 at 110: $2.000 at 110. Washington Gas 5s 1153 Washington Gas 6s B—$300 at 1033}, Washington Ry. & Elec. 45—$1,000 at 10255, $1,000 at 102%. Potcmac Electric 67 pfd.—10 at 111, 5 at 111, 3 at 110% AFTER CALL. Potomac Elec. 5.7, pfd.—5 at 114!, BONDS. Bid and Asked Prices. PUBLIC UTILITY Bid & Tel & 1960—8500 at | 412 ] _Count D C. Paper M. Cold STOCKS PUBLIC UTILITY Wash. Ry. & EL pfd. (5) NATIONAL BANK Capital (4) Liberty ). TRUST COMPANY. Amer & Ir Co. ®).. 1 Sa .0 100 Wath, SLoan & 0. &) 100 SAVINGS BANK Com. & Savings (6) wsls 1100 FIRE INSURANCE. ) 138 Sec American ( 1Corcoran y men's (1.60) National Union (.60) TITLE INSURANCE Columbia (30).... Real Estate (6) MrscELLAN:ous Carpel Corp ( B8 paper Mts ptd i Em. Bromo-8elz. “A" (1.60) Lanston Monotype (4) . . Mergenthaler Lmo(ypefl & “Ex-dividend 137100 0a dividend patd March 11. INVESTMENT TRUSTS NEW YORK. March 22 (P.—New York Becurity Dealers Associailon: (Noon quotations.) ‘Admin Fund ww Cumulnh\r Tr Sh . Corporate Trust ‘Corporate Trust AA WCo1p Tr A A m . “Lorporate Tr\nl Al‘cum Su Corp Tr Arcvlm Ser mod Depos Bk 8h N Y A’ Depos Ins Shrs “A" Diversified Tr C Dividend Shrs Five Year Fixed Tt | ixed Trust Sh A ixed Trust Sh B Fund Investors Inc Fund Tr 8hrs Fund Tr Shrs B, 60 10382 20 111 LT Mass Invest Tr . Mutual Invest 'Nation Wide sec vte' . N Y Bk Tr North Am Bnnd I ity Nor Am Tr Sha iNor B ¥mouth Quarterly Inc Shrs | ‘Selected Am Sh Selected Am Sh In Selected Oumul Sh . Selected Income Sh Spencer Trask Pund Stand Am Tr Shrs . Stand Util Inc, . Super o T Super Der per é:nn Irc. er ug!l’vxxed Shrs Trust Fund 8hrs {Trusteed Indunry Trusteed Trusteed T SHORT_-TERM. SECURITIES. (Reported by Chas. D. Barnes & Cop 7. 100% 1 40. . 100, 1 llinofs Central Intl, Tel & Tel 4igs Lake Erj th‘(h vnllcv coal Hs iLoulaville & Nash. 5s ichigan Central 43 ew York Central 6s DN Y. Chi. & St L. ds Ohto River R, K. 8o 10 na R.R. Co. 615 1 |s%s1964... 2| Alleg Corp 55 '50 stp. | Am & For Pw 6s 2030 38 1951-56. 314 1946-49. 949-62 3ya19e1. ., 3% 5 1944-46 105, 10429 3%81940-43 June 10/ 6 107 3 33,5 1941-43 Mar. 107 6 107 8 38k 1943-47 10616 10616 3% 1946-56 ..., 109 9109 ¥ 43 1944-54. 11019 11018 4%s-3145 1943745 105 4 10431 4145-3148 43-45 rg 10429 10429 10424 4148 1047-52 . 11521 11516 11521 FEDERAL FARM MORTGAGE. 331947 10125 10128 10125 38 1949 10118 10114 10114 103 2103 2103 2 HOME OWNERS' LOAN. 2% 1939-49 100 4 100 1100 2 3s1952... 10116 10113 10116 FOREIGN BONDS. High, Low Agr Mtg Bk Col 6s ‘48 April ecu on Antwerp 5s 58 Antioquia 7s 45 D. Argentine 515 6 Argentine 6s Argentine 6s Argentine 6s Argentine 6s Argentine s Argentine s Argentine 63 61 Febr Argentine 65 ‘61 May. Australia 434s ‘56 Australia 63’55, .. 103 3103 1 104 3 104 104 1104 1 104 1 104 1 10710 105 107 6 107 & 10616 108 9 11019 10431 2:55. 20 92 ?‘,h 20 19'% o2 T4 85y 60 Sept 60 Oct Austr 100‘- Austrian 7 3214 98 9813 7% 105 1005 31% 331 31ty 374 328 Bavaria S 615545, Belgium 63 '55. Belgium 68 49, Belgium 78 ‘66,40 Belgium 7s 56, Berlin 6s ‘58 Rerlin Elec 6% '51. . Berlin Elec 65 '55 Berlin El Ry 618 '56. Berlin Elec 635 59. Bolivia 7s '69.. Bolivia 8s "47. 26-57 Brazil 6%s '27-57 Brazil 8s 41 Buenos A 6861 st Py Buenos A 6186151 Pv BuenosA Cy 648 '55. Caldas T4s '46.. Canada 4s '60. Canada 4%4s ‘36 | Chile 63 '60. Chile 65 '61 J. Chile 6s ‘61 Febr. Chile 6s'61 Sept. Chile 7s'42.... Chile Mtg Bk Copenhagen bs '52. Cordoba 7s 42 Prv. Cuba 5338 45 . ' | Cund'amarca 6 Denmark 434s ‘62 Denmark 6%s 56 Denmark 6s '42. Deu Bk 6s '35 ct slnd Domize Isy 5128 42, Dominic 2d 5158 '40. . c Pow Ger 6148 50 Estonia 78 '67....... Frankfort 6148 °53... French Gov is'4y.... French Gov 7%s '41.. 1803, « 180% Ger CBk A 63°38.... Ger C Bk A 6s'600ct. Ger Gen El 6s'48...., Ger Gen El Ts 4 364 5 | GerGov 5%s 65. | Great Br& Ir %537 Grt C El Jap 633 '50. Gri C El Jap 78 '44. Greek Gov 6s 68 Helsingfors 6148 '60. aly 18 61, I1talCrd P W 15"37 A. Ital P U Crd 78 '52... 96 Japan 5348 ‘65 Japan 6%s ‘64 80 ¥2 Kreu&Toll 68'69A cfs 28% Met Water 5348 '50. . Milan 634862 .. .. Minas Gers 6%s '58 Sept coupon off., Montecatini 78 '37. Montevideo 7s ‘52. . Norway bs fil Norway fs 44 Nuremberg 6s 5 3 . ma 6s 63 stp asd Paris Url Ry 6%s 68 Pernam 78'¢78ep ¢ oft Baro s 69 121 H8 Poland 1s 47, Poland 8s 60 Porto Alegre 7%s ‘66 July coupon oft .. Pri » 83....... —_— Queesiand 78 41..... [ IRhein-Rhur 6s 51... Rhine W KI P $s 52.. Rhine W K| P 6s 63.. Rhine W EI P 6s 55.. Rio de Jan 6%s 63 Aug coupon off., Rio Gr do Sul 6s 68 June coupon off.. Rio Gr do Sul 7s 66 May coupon off., Rio Gr do Sul 8s ‘46 A r;l coupon off. 87% 20% 29 20's 29 106% 106% 420 384, 39 39 15% “15% 16 12 383 39 39 15% 15% 16% 1814 74 Aug coupon off .. #3% ——— o Paulo St Ta 40 .. Paulo Cy §s ‘53 couponoft. ... snon Pb W T8 4b... Serbs 78 62 Nov con, Shin'su EI P64s ‘53, Prov s 68 Tokio £1 Lt 65 ‘63 Trondhjem b%s Tvrol Hy El 7s '82. Tyrol Hy El 1% Un Stl Wk 6355 51 A. Un Stl Wk 634851 C. Un Stl Wk Brb 7s '51. Unterelb P & L 65 '53 Uruguay 6s 60 Uruguay 6s 64. 34y 120 39% a6k 3B/K 69 Warsaw s 6%. 69 Westphal EI P s '63. 87 37 Yokohama 6 61.... 83 82 DOMESTIC louos Adams Exp 4s 48. 90 89 Alb w Sus 3% 846 gtd 101% ll)l‘& 101% Alleg Corp b 44.. 67 66 67l Alieg Corp bs 49, b5% b5l Bok Alleg Corp bs 60 . 15 15 Alleg (orp iis A0 et }: 101 100% 100% 56% bB4n 55 Am Icecv bs £3. Bl% TR w Am IGChb%s 49... 106% 106 1 Am Mach & F 6s'39,. 103 103 1 Allisc‘haim bs 31 m'«‘L & Am Holl M 6s '38 105% 104% 105% Am t& 568 4. 104% 104% 104% 8% | 0| | |C& NW Nr 69".0»: Rys 18t 58 | Bell T of Pa THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C Net change Today, 1 pm. Previous day Month ago Year ago 1935 high . 1935 low . 1934 high . 1934 low 1932 low . 1928 nigh . Today, 1 pm. . Montl ago 1935 high 1934 high . 1928 high . b3 46 60. . BOND AVERAGES Ggmpiled by the Associated Press. High. 110 112% 5.. 112% 5 Anglo-Ch Nitr 7845, Armour& Co 4%s '39. Armof Del 6348 43.. Armsirg Cork bs ‘40. AT&S Feds'05-56.. A T&S Fegrnds 95.. A TES Fedls 48 A T&S Fe LA 414562 At Const L 15t 48 52 Atl Coast L clt 4s 52, AtUCLun4is Atlantic&D 15t 4848, AN G& W I b8 5Y | At Refin deb bs ‘37 | Aust & Nor §s ‘41 B&O 18t ¢s 48 Beech Crk 45 36 reis.. Bell T of Pa bs 48 B.. Beneficial L 6s Beth Sti pm b Beth Stl rf db 63 '42. Bos & Me 63 '55. Bos & Me b3 67. Bos& N Y A L 48’55, BkiynCy R R bs '41.. Bkiyn Edis 5349 A.. Bkiyn Edis 5362 E.. Bkiyn M T 65 ‘68 A, BKlyn Un EI 65 '50. Bkiyn Un G 58'57 B. . Buft R&P con 4% ‘67 BCR&N bs'34 ctfs, Bush Term 1st 4 Canada Sou 6s‘§2 A.. Can'dian Nt R 4% %'51 Can'dian Nt R 43386 Can'dian Nt R 434866 Can'dian Nt bs’ Can'dian Nrdb64s'46 dian Nr db 7s 40 erp Can'dian Pc bs 64 ... Cent 111 E& G 6s '51.. Centof NJ 4s 87 Cent Pac 1st rf 4s 49. Cent Pac 55 '60. Cert'd deb 6%s Chesap Cp cv cl bs '44 Chesap Corp b8 47... C&OUgen €28 '92 C&O4%8 93 A C&O4%s 95 B C& Oconbs '3y Chi & Altref 3 Chi B & Q gen 48 58.. ChiB&Q4%s'77.. Chi B&QL div 33549 Chi B&Q! div 4s 4y, | Ch1 & E 111 6s '51 Chi & E 111 con 65 '3 ChiGL&CHs 3 Chi Grt W 4s 69, CM&StP 43 89, CM&StP gn 4%s ‘5¢C CM&StP 4%s 8Y.... Chi & NW gn 4s Chi & NW 4148 2037, . Chi & NW 415 2037C Chi & NW 4% 49. Chi & NW gp bs ‘87 6148'36 7 Childs & Co 58 43 Chile Cop deb s 47.. Cin Un ler 55 '87C Cin Un Ter 5s 2020... CCC&StL rt 4%s'171E CCC&StL rf 55 63 D. CCC&StL rt 6s'41C.. Clev Un Ter 4%s 7. Clev Un Ter 5s'73 B. Clev U Ter 5%s '72 A Colo Fuel & | Colo Ind ¢l tr Cold Sou ¢ % 8'5Uasst Columbia G & K deb 5s'52 April.. ColumblaG& B 53’6z May.. Columbla G&E 6s '61. Com Inv Tr6%s 4 Conn R&L 414s'51 std Con ('oas Ma rf bs b0 Con Coal Md 6’50 cfs ConGas N Y 4158 61. Con Gas N ¥ b8 57. ConG N Y b%s4breg Container deb 63 43 . ntainer 8s 46,.. . (é:nsumerl Pwr s 52 Crown Zell 63 40 ww. Cuba R R 1st 65 52 Cuba R R 68 '36 Cuba Nor RR & Cuban Cane P 68'50.. Cumb T & T 6s'37... Den &R G rt bs ’ll Det Edison 4% Det Kdison bs b Dodge sov db 6s "40. Dul & Ir Kg b8 31.... Dul S S &At bs 87, Dugu Lt Iat 4%s 67, — Kast Cuba 8 1%8 37. Ed El [1 Bklyn 4s'39. Erie 43 98 .. .. krie zen 48 '96. Eriert bs 87. Fed Lt & 'I'r Int bs 42 Fed Lt & Tr 5s ‘42 st. Fla EC Ry 687 Fla EC Ry 5874 cfs. Ft W&Den 1st5%s'61 Galvest H&H 65 '38 Gen Cable b¥%s ¢7. GenSteei C514n 49. . Goodrich i %s 47 Goody'r T & R 68 '67. Gould Coup 6s 40 Gr Tr'k of Can 6s '36. Gr Tr'k of Can 78 40 GUN R ref 4%s'6) A. GtNReen4% % GlNR:elh‘"A —_— Har Ry-P C 1st 48 ‘54 11275 9015 Tl 8 103% 105 104'4 101% 110 1001y 30% 38% 108 92% 99%, 60C,. 122 3 123 8% 8% T8% 112% l(lfi‘u 104% . 105% 106% BT% 108 109% 9957 106% l(fl‘a !OK'A T 108 9% Td% 57 56% 116% 87% 8% 9 8% 105 76 88 654 ki 106% 106% 98U ’0% 10 Indust. +.1 92.5 924 95.0 85.3 95.9 922 92.9 73.7 40.0 98.9 10 Util. —2 87.2 874 886 84.9 88.9 845 889 68.2 646 102.9 20 Rails. +.1 8.8 8.7 85.3 86.3 878 782 894 4.5 45.8 101.1 10 Low-Yield Bonds. ..100.8 .. 1102 .. 1103 . 1083 . 1044 Low 2:55 109% 109% 1124 1124 111% 112 1124 90 1% 8 103% 105 104% 101% 109% 1057 1107 100 101% 100t 118 1001 IA)QM 1099 106 105% 111 bdl 18% 6 109% 109's 106% 105% 111 547h 108 111% 103% 112% 110% 104% 114% 1143 123' W[ LouG&E Previous day . Year ago .. 1935 low 1934 low 1932 low Hud & Man inc s '67. Hud & Man ref 68 '57. 111 Bell Te1 b ICC&StLNOGa63. 111 Steel deb 435 40, Inland Stl4%s 78 A, Inlald Stl 4%s 81 B, IntRT Ist rtbs 6 IntRT {Int RT 78 | Interlake 68 '51. | Int Cement bs 48, . Int Gt Nor 6% 52 A IntG N ad) 65 62 A Int Hvdro KI 63 44, Int Mer Mar 65 '41. Lot Pap Istbs 47 A Int Pap ret 6s ‘55, Int T & Tevales s, Int Tel & Tel 4348 ‘82 Int Tel & Tel bs 56... Inv Equity 6547 A Inv Eq bs 48 Bww KanCP& L 4%s 61, Kan C Sou 1st 3a '50,. KanG& E4%a'80.,. Kan C Ter 18t 4s Keith 6s Kelly Spr Tire 63 '42. | Kendall 6143 43 ww.. Kings County Elev 102% 9% 104 103% 101% 60'% €01y 101% 1001 1003 60 6013 101% 100 Laclede G 6% 60D. ., LE& Wnistb5s'37.. | Lake S&M So 314897, Lautaro Nitr 6s 54. L C&N4%s'54 A, | Leh Val Coal 6s'35. | L'V Pacon 4s2003... LV Pacondlas 2003, | LV RRconbs2003.. Ligg & Myr 68°'51.... Ligeg & Myr 78 '44.... Loew's 63 '41. Long Isl unif 4s 8 104% 5 104% . 95 | Long Isl ref 45 49. Long 1si deb 58 37... Lorrillard 68'51..... | Lorriilard 7s "44 La & Ark 53 69. | L & N unif 4s 40 reg L& N4%82003C | L& N rf 5352003, 100 24 64 103 103 18 109% 1094 1123 38% 109's 1074 1051y 1091y 112% 481 109% | L&NStL3s's0.. L & N So Mon jt 45 62 M'Cro yS 8438 41f1led. | McKess & R 6%s 50. | Manati Sugar 15t 7348 42 ctfs. . Mannat K 4530, . Market St Ry 78 WA | Met Ed 1strt 4345 68 Met Ed istrf 6s 53 Mich Cen Midvale 5& Mil ER&SL56s'S1.. Mil ER&S & ris'71 Ml Slva& N Ws 47, s‘lol\&'l‘u 62 B | Mo K & T ad 6s 67 Mo Pac 4 Mo Pac 6 Mo Pac § Mo Pac 5s 811. Mo Puac 6%s 49 A Mont Cent 65 '37 .. Mont Pwr ret 5s '43., Mont Pow 6s 62 A ... Morris & Co 4%s 3 Mor & X I lg 2000, Mor & Esx 438 '6b... Mor & Esx 58°'85.,... Namm & Sons 6s'43.. Nassau El 45 51 gtd. Nat bairy b% 4 J\II Steel bs 56. . ark C Gas 5s'48. hewhrvlJJ)bh! 40 w ET&T 4328 61 New E T&T ist 5552 New J P&L 4148 60.. | NewOr PS5s 52A.. | New Or PS 68 '65 B.. New Or T&M 4325 '56 | New Or T&M bs 64 B 12% 110% 110% 1091 105% 105'% 108% 100% 34 3¢ 10814 108% % % 107% 108 993 TAY 57 564 T 8% 105 105 % 16 8 64% 6! N ¥ Cent con 48 '98. N Y Centrf 4348 2013 N ¥ Cent rf43% 820130 N ¥ Cent rf 65 2013.. N ¥ Cent deb 6s'35, .. N Y Centev 6s 44.,,. NYCL Sh3s 98, NYC&StL 4345 78, NYC&StL blss 74 A, NYC&StL 1st 68 35., N Y Conn 1st 4338 '63 N ¥ Dock bs 3% N Y idison 5s 44 B. N Y Edison 55'51C. N Y Edisref 63541, N Y G Kl H&P 45 49. N Y G El H&P bs 4 NYLac&W ist4s 73, NY NH & H 3%s'54. NY NH & H 315856, NY NH & H 45 55. NY NH & H 4s 66 NY NH & H 4s 57. NY NH & H 435 67, H&Hev 6s 43, Rwys inc 6s 65.. Rwys 68 '65 A. Steam &s '56. s . Niag Sh 5%s '50 Norf So 1st rf Norf So 1st rf5s Norf&W 1st 4s U6... Norf&W PC&C 48 '41 North Am Co bs Nor'n Ohlo 1st b NornOT& L 6s'41. Nor'n Pac gen ¥3 2047 Nor'n Pac 4s 97...., Nor'n Pac ¢%s 2047. Nor'n Pac 6s 2041 D.., Nor'n Pac 68 2047.... Nor Sts P 1stbs 412 Ohlo Pub Ser 1%s ‘46 Ore RR&N 43 46... Ore Sh L 6s 46 gtd... Qre W R R& N 48 '61 Pac Tel 1st b8 Pan Am P C 68 '40 cfs Par-B way 6%s Par-F-La 6s'¢1 elfl. Par-F-La 68 47 fi Par-Pub 5% 50 am Pbx 538 B0 filed Penn Dixie C 6s '¢1.,. Penn RR 4% 81 D, Penn RR 4%s 8¢ ... Penn R R gn 4%s Penn db 4% ‘% L 1027, 102% 106% 106 92% 92% . 106% 106 3 106141064 gen 112 [111% .%l o 1045 104%, 4%s '81,. 103 103 A&C rf bs '47. 104 103% n Pcnn Penn Penn Penn Peo G Lt RR RR RR RR RR P&L $ 113 101 3% 10244 107% | 101% | 104%‘ 9% 344 | 36 43y 1204 132% 105 104% 104 | 1261 62 1rlty 106% | 101 l’)‘i' AV'-' 89, | 9% 15 52% ! 68 101% 105% 1014 | 103% 918, | vl 3915 | Warner Quin 63 39 | WesUNNY&P gn 45'¢3 1043 104% | West nNY&P 1815 | Weat'n Un 6348 38 104% 108 103% | Term As St L | Tex & Pac 5s'80 D... | Tex & Pac 1st 58 2000 | Un Pac Ist rf 55 .008. | Unit Biscuit 6s 42 | Vanadium cv 6s°41. | Wabash 4345 | Wabasn 5s | Wabash 615s ‘75, | Wheel Sti 5125 48 A | Wilks B&E 15t 58 '42, | Younxtn S&T 65'78 A | Special Dispatch to The Star. } 295, | 4.00a4.75. | vealers, | tions; | pounds, FRIDAY, MARCH 22, 1935. GGS ARE STEADY ON D. C. MARKET Receipts Show Decrease. Live Poultry Remains Unchanged. 3 Pere Marg 1at bs 'F6 Phila B&W 4'%s Phila Co 68 '67 . Philg E1Co 48 Phila E1 Co 4%s ‘6 5 Phila& RC& 168'18 B9% b9% Phila& RC& | 65'49, 38 36% Phillips Pet B%s'39., 102% 102'% PCC&SIL 4%8'77C. 05% 105 PCC&StL 6870 A.... 112% 112% PCC&StL 68 '76 B 1121 112' Pitts&WVa 4%8'59 B 524 52 Pitts&WVa 4%8'60C 51 51 Pt Arth C&D l-'ss A 80 80 56% 56% 65% B5w B5% 42% 41% 424 <108 107% 107% 109 109 109 10114 101% 101% - 101% 1007 100% 264 26's 26'% YEY YKy YR% 107 107 107% 100% 1005 1004 97 9 964, 97 108% |0l‘: 108% 27 21 26'% 26'4 26'% 107'4 107!5 10T} 109% 109% 82 801 1074 107 Egg quotations ruled generally steady on the Washington produce market today. Receipts were not as heavy as the previous day. Live poul- try was fully steady at unchanged levels, ‘The summary with egg, live poul‘ry. fruit and vegetable prices furnished by the Department of Agriculture, follows: Pub 8 EI &G 43%a 61 Pure Of1 53 s '37 Pure Ol 5%s 40. R-K-068°41.. teading Jer C 4551, Readingz R 4%8 97 A. Rem-Rd %8 47Aww Rep [&St]1 6%m 53 A . Revere Cop & B s Richfield O1) 6 Richfield O & Roch G & E § StJo Lead 6%s ¢ St L IM&S R&G ¢3'33 StL-SF4s'60A,,. StL-SF 50 A etfi StL-SF 4%s'18 BtL-SF4%s'18 ¢ StL S W 1st Ter 58’53 St L SW gen rf £s '90. StPM&MM ex 4537, St P M&M ext bs 43. St P U Dep ref 6a'72. San A&A Pass 45 '43. San An P bSG! 52 A, eabd A L 6s 4 A ., Seahd A L 6= 45 efs. . Sharon S H b%s 48 Shell Pipe L 53 ‘52, Shell Un Oil 6347 Silesian Am Sine Con 0 6% SincConO7s 37A. Skelly O11 6%s ‘39 So Bell T& T 6s 41 o Colo Pow 65 47 A. 0 Pac col 4549 So Pac ref 4 56. So Pac 4% So Pac 418 59 So Pac4%s 81, So Pac Ore 413877, So Ry gen 4s'56 A, So Ry bs 94.. So Ry gen 65 ‘56 So Ry 6158 '56. Southw Bell T b8 '54. Stand OfI N Y 4% 8’51 Stevens Hotel 6s '45. . Studenaker 63 ‘42 Studebaker 6s 4 105% 105% 105% 58 B58% 584 1% 11 11% 9% 9 9 9 8'4 ° By 39 39 30% 30 10215 1024 107 106% 116 TS — Beef, 12a22 17819:" pork 2 smoked lard, EGGS — Market & ceipts not quite 50 he 1%alk's; henne 2t 20: Govern veal, 16s18: Heh 5. e 18%0aT6; Compound, erally steady: re- current receipts. whites. 18, with a nt aded u. LIVE POULTRY—Market full steady at unchanged prices. Fowl: Colored. sll sizes. 19a20. Leghorns, 18al7: roosters. Spring chickens: Plymouth Rocks. & Hens Fraits and Vesetables, Sales. in large lots by original receivers, up to X & m. today APPLES-—One Washington arrived: one broken and one unbroken cars on track. Bushels: Supplies moderate. demand mot market steady 102% 102% 49 4Rl 104 104 10284 102% . 101 101y Virginia 109% 109% inch minimum nch mmlmum 15 Stayman: ; . 21c-inch min| 215-1nch mlmmum 1.00a1 23-ineh _minimum 1.10a1 Bla, ‘Twll! U. 8. No. ! 2Y-inch minimum. | #0° “Ziz-inch minimum. 1.00a1.15 inch “minimum. 1.i5ai50. Ben_ D 8. No. 1. 2l-inch minimum_ 75; 2'3+ [ dnch mintmum, susl 00; e-inch ' mini- mum. 1.00al i Yellow Nt‘llo‘nl No. 1. minimum 213 mch .-mc minimum. No "a-mnh esans U8, No. 1 110% 110 1024 102 ripe 1 1.50a1.75, a *_fanc 3 Winesaps nia. combination ¥ Romes. 1.15al Jonathans' 1.25al.35 Grimes. 1.00al Blaymans combination extra fancy and fancy. 1.50ai.85: C grade. 1.45al.50: De- licious. combination extra fancy and fancy, 1.50a1 85 C grade 1135al.50 CABBAGE—Two extra fancy Spitzenburgs Romes. fancy faney 1.t5al | extra fancy' a TennC& C6s'¢4 B.. Tenn EIPwr 951y 933, 104 104 8515 8314 103% 10314 &5 B 86 85 85 846 116's 115% 55% Bblk 24 24 86 &6 80 9% 1014 101 94y 92'y Texarkana 6148 '50... Tex Corpcv bs ‘44 Tex & Pac i3 ‘71 B. Tex & Pac 5579 C... Fiorida arrived: one car reconsigned. two broken and three un- cars on track. New stock: Su light drml\nc moderate . lorida. 1'.-bushel mestic round type ELERY—No _carlot broken cars on track demand light. market 10-inch cr. lul"ed markes Third Av ref 45 60... hampers, Third A ad In ex 6560 Tol StL & W 45 '50 Truax T C 6%s 43, Trumbull Stl 6s "40. . —_— UnEL&PSs'5T.... UnEIL&P6%s 54, Un O Cal 6345 re ww Un Pac Ist 48 '47..., Un Pac 4s 6% Un Pac st rt two un- Supplies moderate. steady. Flondn -10 dozen. E — Two California arrived 108 1077 106 106 1084 108% 110% 110% 101% 10114 1073 107 116 116 104 104% 8T 91 824 82 31y 35 88 4 4 1124 1124 12% ck. Western stock demand mogerate fona and Califarnia bers type. 5-dozen. NIONS —One New York -m\ed broken cars on track mand light: market s ks yeilows. U. §. No. New York. 2.50. Ohio, BOUTHERN LETTUCE—Supplies lizht demand limited: market steady. Florida 1l3-bushel hampers big Boston type. 1.25 a150: fair condition 5 P arrived: one —One Califor broken and four unbroken cars on track Western stock—Supplies light: ~ demand lisht: market steady fornia. bushel hampers. Telephones Southern stock—S8upplies very light: demand light; market steady. Florida, bushel hampers. Supplies moderate market stead: Wes 2008 Unit Drug 68'63... U S Rubber §8°47..., Utah L& T6s'44 A.. Utah P& L 5s 44 Util P& L 6s ww. Ul P& Lb%8"47... Ver Sug Ist 7s ‘42 efs Va EI&P 5%s '44... — Potato Market Dull. TATOES—One Florida. two Maine urrnzd 5 broken and 11 unbroken cars on tr Old_ stock—Supplies liberal demand slow: market duil 100-pound sacks round whites. U. R0ah0. poorer lower freeipty, 100-pound sacks round whites U. S No. 1. 70a76. Maine. |x°"'f'u Mointhins i Gamyldahe J00cpound s 5 rus- set" Burbanks. U 8 No et New stock—Supplies moderate: and mod- | erate: “market about dy. Florids. _,““ bushel crates Bliss Triumphs. U. 8 1 1 200: few 210 106' | = SQINACH—No carlot arrivals; two 941, | broken ‘and one unbroken cars on_ track. Supplies moderate e Bouth ™ Caaine 9813 | quit 43, ES—One Florida by ex- Dress arrived: subplies light: demand mod- | erate: market steady. Floridi 1024 | pint express amd truck receipis 56 WEET POTATOES—One Kentucky_ ar- She 82w o0 lrack. | Sus 100'x 10013 10013 | Steads.” North Carolina. busne baskers 10415 1043 1043, | Puerto Ricans and Nancy Halls. 1.00a1.15. 95 ya% 3““Ccun’z‘:q 1.38 ryland. Anne Arundel 103 102 103 | No.1.1.10al.15 ¥, By pers, v-nc\ Halls. U. S, 8615 3615 TOMATOES —No' catlot " afrivals | broken And one unbroken cars on track. | Suplies moderate: demand light: | steady. ¥l green. ripes and freight receipts. iixi truck receipts. s’ condition. Ilug d turning, Ir;fned fix e 12% iy 12% Wabash 1st 58 '39 76 B. Wabash 68 ‘80 D, 8. No. | Walworth 65 45 A Warner Bros cv 6s ‘39 Warren Bros cv 6s '41 W Pa Plst 5546 A W Pa P lst5s 66 G W Sh 1st 4s 236 West'n I ded b3 “¢4. West'n Md .st 48 '52. Westn Md 5348 77 ] 106% 106% 106\ West n Pac b8'46A 263 West'n Un col tr 68’38 102'3 102'5 West'n Un 68 '51. B 8 Westn un ox Wh& L Econ 4s 49, Wheel St 4158 53... W Sp Sticon 7s 35 ¢t Youngtn S&T 68'70 B uis, Y31y 92s, ¥3ty LIVE STOCK MARKETS boxes ne California arrived: one broken and one unbroken cars on track = Supplies light: demand moderat market steady ~ California, crates. PARAG carlot arrival: Express feceints demand i BALTIMORE, Md, Cattle—Receipts, slaughter steers, medium, 7.50a9.25; March 22— 125; market dull; good, 8.75a10.5¢ common, 6.00a | s ED VEGETABLES =N carlot arr) no cars on track. LIMA_ BEANS Supplies light: ;- marke! ampers. 3.5024.00; 2.5083.00. Heifers—Good, 17.50a8.25; medium, | 6.25a7.25; common, 5.00a6.25; low cutter and cutter, 4.25a5.00. Cows—Choice, 5.75a8.25; good, 4.50a 5.50; common and medium, 3.3524.25; low cutter and cutter, 2.50a3.25. Bulls—Good, beef, 6.00a7.00; com- | mon and medium, 5.00a5.75; cutter, | deman a. bush Srdinary condition, Green Beans Steady. GREEN BEANS—No carlot arrivals: cars on “track: approximately s00 Dack: Supplies mod- market steady . bushel h pers sreen flat t few high n?‘:‘.\ i} z EPPERS —Supplies light demnnd light; market dull bushel crates, &reen. :1.00; fais_condition, 2.50 EGGPLANT—Supplies 5 mand light: magket dull crates, 3.00a: rdinary con CUCUMBERS—Supplies n‘ nd | tight market, m-nv Cuba. umel crates, Ilir qualit: a4 OKRA light: | crates per basl ASH- —Sunnllel ‘mm market _steady. hampers while, wrapped, necks. {resh atrivals. 1.50: po KALE —Suppiics modéraie” Gemand, mod- market steady. Virginia. bushel | blskftli 40a50. RIUBARE — Supplies, moderate: b Michisai | mand- tie arket steady. BPotind cartons: fancy: 60 CARROTS-—O1 Ne' York arrived: one unbroken cars on track, Californis, Western lettuce crat three broken an TPy, by sections, 7 per bunch LMVI’"IMI. Busher® baskets. ia._crates, 1.78. lAuB—-Vlrllnll. ‘)\Ill\fl bas- 1 SADISHES—South Carolins. > MPu—Arlenllne» lugs, 1.75i 3 Gl “c"dmsmlil—-“ Pucrw mco. crates, 3.00 norlr 2,50, 88 t0 siz H ‘ 3" d ) .n- mbe crates. Calves—Receipts, 25; market steady; good and choice, 8.50a9.5 medium, 6.50a8.00; cull and com- mon, 5.0026.00. Hogs—Receipts, 750; market steady; truck hogs, 25 cents under quota- | 140-160 pounds, good and choice, = 8.75a9.20; 160-180 pounds, | good and choice, 8.8529.20; 180-200 good and choice, 9.10a9.40; 200-220 pounds, good and choice, 8.95a 9.30; 220-250 2ounds, good and choice, 8.75a9.30; 250-290 pounds, good and choice, 8.50a9.05; 290-350 pounds, good and choice, 8.30a8.80; packing sows, 275-425 pounds good, 7.2038.05 275-550, medium, 6.20a7.25; pigs, 100- 130 pounds, good and choice, 7.05a8.70. Sheep and lambs—Receipts, 50; market steady; lambs. 90 pounds down, good and choice, 8.25a9.25; common and medium, 6.00a7.75; cull, 5.00a6.00; ewes, 90-120 pounds, good and choice, 4.0085.00; 120-150 pounds, good and choice, 3.50a4.50; all weights, common and medium, 2.00a3.00. CHICAGO LIVE STOCK. CHICAGO. March 22 ( (United States Department of Agriculture).—Hogs. 6,000, including 3.000 direct; moderately active 15220 higher than Thursday; um-.xno pounds xx’ufl«l nuu. 1.&4:1»0 50 K ?w"d’ S T 78 r nu = ght l and it '!eéfhl, ‘moderat, ba. demand 6-basket demand Bushel moderate: Cuba, " moderate: Florida, o %0 el & crates. N =0 “bufino‘g&-’r-’"“umm four Plor- {45 Sireon (Tack. Boxes, Forids, Vaian: 28: varieties, 2.0083.00 ':"u" e and “kres o-iuorns-. 2.50a S SR APEPRUT -6'-;- .orld "";“u:enk' ;r‘gnn lnd l'l unl nz-gra s %. nes size. No lro en car on track. L. c‘ L. Express Arrivals. South r ra g,“:.":.‘ ."“'mg‘:., g .':.Jr"'..,u :‘3;;..:; . ] g carlot arrivals; one medium _an 5a800; 25a8.35; Dlgl lood lnd ehml. nds, 6.7588.25 2000 cal cariings sieady to er: other classes ny very nl-ln. holdini 0; selectes steers and st ts shade most bu& Jong yes . 9.1 14. ind: 814 commonfilnd " medium. 550-1,300 pounds. 5. cire sood and cholce. 500750 *Heifers. po-’x*xfax & 00a11.50; common and mediim. MEXICO, D. F., March 22 (#).—To nve the Bank of Mexico greater facilities for contwolling foreign ex- change and mum‘ money rates, the finance yesterday granted jatives for the pur- and cholce. common and m Union _m & hm Corp.—1934 common share earnings were $4.67 vs. FINANCIAL. L. T. & T. Reports $2,079.570 Profit In 1934 Operations By the Associated Pres NEW YORK, March 22.—Interna- tional Telephone & Telegraph Cdrp. and associated companies reported a net income of $2,079,570 in 1934. com- pared with a net of $694,126 in 1933, both after deduction of charges. Postal Telegraph & Cable Corp. and associated companies, a subsidiary, re- ported a 10ss for the year of $1,590,540 against & loss in 1933 of $1,866,978, after fixed charges. That loss, with one of $1,603,000 by the Cuban Telephone Co., were the only major operating or maufacturing subsidiaries of I. T. & T. to show a loss in 1934, the corporation reported. BUSINESS MOVES SLOWER IN WEEK ASSOCIATED G. &E. REVEALS DEFICIT Company Reports $390,- 639.95 Loss for Year Ended Dec. 31. | Speeial Dispatch to The Star. NEW YORK, March 22.—The pre liminary statement of the Associated Gas & Electric Co. on earnings and expenses for the 12 months ended De- | cember 31 shows a deficit of $390,- | 639.95. | The statement does not include the | subsidiary company, which operates the employes’ savings and investment plan, the subsidiary engineering com- | pany and transportation enterprises which have been undergoing reor- ganization or change to bus opera- tion and with which there are no current financial transactions of any | moment. Reaction Laid to Weather, Industrial Lag and Po- litical Issues. | By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, March 22—A slack- ening in trade velocity this week was | noted in the weekly business review issued today by Dun & Bradstreet. The reaction was attributed to ad- verse weather conditions, some reces- sion in the rate of general industrial activity, weakness in commodity quo- tations and furtber postponement of decisions on political matters affect- ing business. “With few exceptions, however, the retardation was not pronounced,” the report said, and was more in the do- | UC] ¢isht broken and seven unbroken cars on | New York Pennsylvania. truck | 100 pound | aryl bushel hampers. Jersey type. U. 8. | Tennegsee. bushel ham- | i one | market | I .S 0. lllnd Nat Corp bf. de- | & nature of a period of relaxation, after | the steady climb since last October, to | regain sufficient strength to take ad- | vantage of the normal Spring rise, which Is about to start. “The spread between distribution | and production is being narrowed ' | steadily, as buying of Easter mer- | chandise already is off to a good start with the peak of seasonal purchases not to be reached until well after the conclusion of that event. * * * “Business men are replacing the watchful attitude of political de- velopments by a more definite de- pendence on their own aggressiveness to hasten the attainment of their objectives. * * * “The development of individual courage doubtless will hasten the pace of recovery during the next few | months.” It was pointed out that despite Mid- western dust storms, retail sales in farm districts were 5 to 7 per cent above the comparative week of last year, The overflow of tributaries of | the Mississippi tn the Southwest cur- tailed wholesale orders, the survey found, and the lessened flow of Gov- ernment funds and the cotton price break had a restrictive effect on Southern buying. “From the Pacific Coast the reports | on retail trade were the most favor- able received in three weeks,” it was stated. for industrial operations as a whole, the survey found the level ( higher than a year ago. but lower than ! the week preceding. DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED NEW YORK. March 22 —Dividends de- clared (prepared by the Standard Statis- | tics Corp.) Resumed Pe- Stock of Pas- Rateriod. record. able Ford Motor 1435 (Dividend ,fi‘ar year wu less tax.) Pord Met Ltd Am sh (Dividend for ¥ expenses of deposi 1935 less tax and Atlan, Cosst L bf.. Bog Ami A Brandtien & Kiu ic Century Rib Mil nl $1.75 Chaine St Pr cv pf 7} Chapman's ity Investin Commercial r Co Flder Mfa . Do. A.. L st81 First Nat' Bk Fkn Tel '3’ Fulton Trust (N Yv Haibauer Her fd 5 Conni 'NBAT 8¢ Hibbd Sven Bart Co.l0c Lisk Mfe Nat Pnku!np! 1. Alkali C of ther Br G A% pf . e of. Thateher Man cv -90¢ Union Nat' Bk nwxm\ s1 ion P 8 7 1.78 !1 30 v Dluv (H g 1 1 Weinberger Drug i mopooon 000OLOOD’ Doo‘.’.zznoowbooooon £OOOOOON NEW YORK. Ma 2 (P).—New York | Security Dealers’ Rrsiatio (Quotations as of 2 o'clogk.) Bid, Asked Bk of Man (1 Tte Bankers Tr () | Mifth Ave 340 "] PIrn lollcnlcgm (L) e 4 1505 1645 *Including extra: Gulf Oil Corp.—Company has ac- quired the remaining 55 per cent of | capital stock of Union Gulf Corp. for| nominal amount of $55,000 par value, plus 5 per cent interest return. | ASSETS $6 Organized 1879 JOHN JOY EDSON President Do You De Take 12 Years to 915 F 8t N.W. NEW YORK BANK STOCKS The statement also does not include | non-recurring profits from unusual | transactions, such as those which re- | sulted in the reacquisition of debt se- | curities at substantial discounts. Ex- pense of the plan of rearrangement of debt capitalization, amounting to $2,321,054 for the period, also has been eliminated, as this, while a cur- rent cash-out-of-pocket expense, is not of a recurring nature. New Business Gained. “Operating revenues of $83,973,088 were 3.2 per cent greater than for the 12 months ended December 31, 1933. This increase is the result of strenu- ous new business activities carried on during the year. The employe busi- ness building plan was very effective in promoting the sale of electric and gas appliances. “The increase in operating revenues was more than sufficient to offset the increase in operating expenses and maintenance, and was almost enough to absorb the increase in taxes as well. 5 “The ‘annual basis’ statement shows & balance of $1,284,080, after all fixed | interest charges of the company, Fixed Charges Covered. “It clearly indicates that the com- pany is currently covering its fixed interest requirements. With the ex- tensive programs now being carried on for the development of new busi- ness. an increasing margin of cover- age may reasonably be expected if destructive legislation now pending does not become law “More than 67,000 holders of com- pany debentures have deposited over | $170,000,000 principal amount under the plan, and sufficient others are held by subsidiary companies to make nearly two-thirds of the total amount outstanding. Less than $95,000,000 of company debentures are now held by the public.” Fox l*lln: Earns $1,273.069 Despite Lag Late in 1934 By the Associated Press NEW YORK, March 22—Fox Film Corp. earned a profit of $1,273,069 last year, in spite of an operating loss in the final quarter, the annual report | disclosed | The reported net income was equivalent to 52 cents a share on the combined class A and class B stocks outstanding. In 1933 the company had a net loss (of $557,122 for the 13 weeks ended April 1, which was prior to reorganiza- tion, and a profit of $1,410,703, with- out tax deduction, for the 39 weeks ended December 30. For the last 13 weeks of 1934 the company sustained a loss of $233,143, but the report pointed out that busi- ness for January and February of this year showed a decided improvement in operating results over the fourth quarter. The consolidated balance sheet as ‘o( December 29 shows total current assets of $20,021,879, including $4,- |499.462 in cash.” Current liabilities were $4,442,246. . NEW YORK BAR SILVER. NEW YORK. March 22 (#)—Bar ‘sflver firmer, 1, hlgher at 59. Second Trust Notes We will buy monthly payment de- e Satehuss meney seane’ irest Betes, sesured on ewner - occuvied 1lings. ‘Union Finance Co. 916 Woodward Blds. 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