Evening Star Newspaper, April 7, 1935, Page 71

FINANCIAD FINANCIAL. THE SUNDAY BSTAR, WASHINGTON, D. ©, KPRiE 7, ¥935—PART TFIVE. o e SUMMARY OF BONDS ON THE NEW.YORK STOCK: EXCHANGE BONDS CONTINU ON UPWARD PATH Rail and Utility Issues Main- tain Leadership—U. S. Group Follows. . By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, April 6—Railroad and utility issues maintained leader- ship of the corporate bond market today as the entire list advanced cau- tiously. United States Governments trailed along with some hesitancy. Favored by the absence of adverse developments, the buying movement which started late Thursday in both carrier and power bonds continued with renewed enthusiasm for the lower-priced loans and at the end of the brief session gains of a point or more were well distributed in these groups. High-priced bonds continued under the spell of refunding opera- tions, and while offerings were scarce, buyers were conspicuously absent. Among active rail and utility loans gelling around a point or so higher were Erie 4s at 73, Great Northern 4'5s at 66, and Western Union 428 at 86'2. Others improving included obhgatlons of New York Central, Nickel Plate, Pere Marquette, South-| ern Railw: American Water Works, | Montana Power and Tennessee Elec- tric Power. The Associated Press averages for the rails gained 6 of a| point at 77.9 and that for 10 utili- ties was .4 of @ point higher at 89.9, a new 1935 high. | In the industrial division best| showing was made by International Paper 5s at 60!,, Loew's 6s at 105 and Goodyear 5s at 1047g. Others improving included obligations of | American Chain, Certainteed and | Studebaker. The Associated Press averages for the industrial group ad- vanced .2 of a point to 929. United States Governments were mostly steady in the Treasury group, but Liberties and indirect obligations | tilted backward a trifle. The new 27g per cent Treasury issue attained | a new high at 101.23. up 3-32ds on | balance, and other Treasury loans averaged around 2-32ds to 4-32ds/| better. | The foreign department was de- eidedly more active. Higher prices were Faid for obligations of Colombia. Denmark, Belgium, Poland and Japan. German bonds were inclined to sag, but there were only a few offerings. The City of Rio de Janeiro | 6s made an extreme gain of 2 points at 1735, ‘Transfers aggregated $5.728.000, par value, compared with $15.117,000 Fri- | day and $5,903,000 last Saturday. CHICAGO LIVE STOCK. CHICAGO. April 6 Pi.—Hogs and cattle PHCGS moved unevenly higher this week a rather irregular trade. holding to the midweek gains in closing deals With light-weight swine strongest, hogs | registered an upturn of around 15 cents for the week. Fed steers and yearlings were mostly around 50 cents mzher while some grades of cattle gained S Activity today was limited lcl the hog | trade and prices held nominally steady. choice kinds being absent. The quotablé | s $9.30. Receipts were 8.000. 0f 3 5500 were 101 the Gpen market. Estimated holdover was 1.000. The aver- age price of hogs yesterday was around $5.05. against $8.95 last week. but light Weights showing a better adva A new five-year top of $14.4 for choice Weighty steers curing the bt killers in general resisted hizher asking | prices Iater. largely because of the uncer- | 1ain outlet for dressed beef at higher cost. At midweek competition for shipping kinds | . resulting in quotations well | above S14 for best steers available. e- ceipts continued to be light and killing quality on the average was plainer than last week. with the weight of slaughter steers being further reduced i Fat lambs held mostly steady during the | week, but aged sheep lost around 25 cents. | The week's extreme top for wooled offer- ings was S8.50. while the first Cnmum(n Brring lambs touched $8.85_The closing | top for wooled lambs was SR. { l of live e ras paid | he!D ‘lmm hoi< !ox all nexlu week. 75.000. SHORT-TERM SECURiTIES (Reported by Chas. D. Barner & Co) Bid. Offer. | Aflintic Refining Bethlehem Steel California Packing [ Canadian Nor_ Ry, 7s 1040 ) s Rep, Tron & Steel 55 1 Einclair Cons. Oil s Vet Corn s 104 Wabash Rwy. Co. 58 19 ‘Warner Bros. 65 1 xn UNLISTED D. C SECURITIES. | ‘Quotations by Gillet & Coy, Tnc) Gavalier Coro. ref. 6i4s 101 Hamilton Hotel 1t 6135 1§ 19 0 Wash. & §. Cos. coll. tr. 7L i ‘Wash. Prop. gen inc. 3 ) | Hogs, straight, 8 to 9. Silver Advances Further to New Peak Since 1928 By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, April 6.—Foreign bar silver for commercial use continued its climb in today’s market with a rise of % cent to a price of 62% cents an ounce, another new high since 1928, At that level, the white metal was up a full cent from a week . Its record low, reached in 1932, was 24Y; cents. Brokers said the steady rise re- flected the withdrawal of metal from the markets of the world by United States Treasury buying program. The American market has been hinging chiefly on London and has been nelped by the rise in sterling ex- change this week. At today's level, the foreign bar silver price in New York, which is in effect the dollar equivalent of the world price, was only 2% cents from the level at which the Treasury has been taking all domestically mined silver since December, 1933. When the rise in the world price exceeds the 64';-cent level, the do- mestic mines will begin to benefit. Baltimore Markets Special Dispatch to The Star. BALTIMORE, Md, April 6.—The live poultry market holds steady to firm on all lines with old hens show- ing an increase of 3 cents a pound and values on all large, fat poultry well maintained. In young chickens demand is best for smooth, fat broilers, 2 to 2!3 pounds, which are bringing top prices of 24 and 25 cents a pound, with heavier fowl selling mostly 23 and 24, but all stock under 2 pounds is hard to place at 12 to 14. Maryland and nearby old hens now are preferred and under an increased demand from the Jewish trade all fowl, 315 pounds and up, meet with ready sale at 18 to 22, but Leghorns will not bring over 18 and 19 end poor, light fowl are neglected at 12 and 13. Capons are in light receipt and move out readily at 25 to 27 for birds weighing 5 pounds and over, while old roosters are a shade higher at 12 to 15. Demand for young ducks continues good and under light receipts the market is steady at 16 to 20, with white varieties bringing top prices, but stock under 4!; pounds meets slow sale at 11 and 12. Guinea fowl "and pigeons at 25 to 50 each for the former and 20 a pair for the latter. Packers in Egg Market. Packers entered the egg market this week end with storage movement under way market has taken on a | firmer tone and values show an advance over last week. Demand from the consumptive trade, however, eas- |ily satisfied and only well graded, fresh laid stock attracts attention. The market closed today at 22'2 and 23 cents a dozen for large hennery whites and 211; for mediums and cur- rent receipts. liberal receipt, but demand continues good at 26 to 28 with no surplus in | the daily arrivals. The potato market shows little | change from last week under mod- erate receipts and market holds steady at 55 to 60 per 100 pounds and 40 to 50 for mixed. ungraded stock. De- mand for sweets and yams, fair at 1.00 to 1.15 bushel for the former and 80 to 1.00 for the latter, but un- graded stock will not bring over 65 to 90. With increasing supplies of South- |ern vegetables and consequent lower-| 1023 981 Norway 5s 63 ing of prices, demand for native and | nearby garden truck limited and kale | at 30 to 40 bushel; rhubarb at five to seven hundred; spinach at 35 to 55 bushel and turnips, 10 to 25 hamp- er, being the only lines selling to| advantage. Live Stock Trade Quiet. ‘The live stock market on the wharves continues quiet with demand ! easily satisfied and centered princi- pally on first quality stock. Quo-/ | tations at Light street wharf: Beef cattle, first quality, pound, 8 0 9. Common to medium, 5 to 7. 1 Bulls, as to quality, 312 to 5)2. Cows, | choice to fancy, 4’2 to 5'2. Com- | mon_to fair, 3 to 4. Oxen, es to | quality, 3!z to 5!3. Calves, choice, 8i2 to 9. Large, fat heavy, 7 to 8. | Large, rough, heavy, 6 to 7. Com- ! mon, thin, 4 to 5. Old bucks, 2z to 3l2. Sheep, 3 to 4. Lambs, as to quality, 6 to 9. Sows, 62 Live pigs, to 712, Stags, 472 to 512 |12 to 15; shoats, 11. Closing grain quotations: Wheat, No. 2, red Winter, garlicky, spot domestic, 9435; April delivery, 94%; corn, No. 2, yellow domestic, 86, nominal; cobcorn, | nominal; oats, No. 2, white domestic, as to weight and location, 60a65; No. 3, 59a64; rye, nearby, No. 2, 80a85; barley, 80a85. MONTREAL SILVER. MONTREAL. April 6 tures closed stronger: sale May . September’ November .. . 2 b dq 00 83.00 63.85 63.90b 64.20b G4.60 6460 64.60b How Is Business? Showing Current Business Activity compared with the Same Week A Year Ago = mmmmmm [ 2an Tree Iwan] —avni 7] Duck eggs in more | mw:'nunu.r.w. from same weeks tweive months cariier . e ACTIVITY BY FEDERAL RESERVE DISTRICTS LEADlNG BAROMETERS Showing Trend of important factors Present Tr Business in Dollars (Checks Cashed) Downward Employment t. of hlm) «eoo Upward \Wages (Dept. of Labor) . . Upward Cost of (Ind. Conf. Board) . Upward Wholesale (Fisher's Index). ! Prices (Bureau of l.lbor) [ovement of Goods (Car Loadings)... Trade (Fed. Res. Board) 83 R0 —abgu PR onBnolie [ FOR WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, APRIL 6, 1935, U. 8, GOVERNMENT BONDS. LIBERTY BONDS. 08— gh. Low. 10514 101 5 3 5 1932-47 104 4 10110 10320 101 10 10416 10222 104 510219 10216 100 1 10131 100 High. Low. + 10114 10110 10: 10119 10116 1st cv4 3 s32- 47:: 101 16 101 14 4th 43(s°33-38... 10225 10222 4th 4%,s'32-38 g 10222 10221 4th 43, s°33-38 3dcld. «es 100 4 100 1 4th 415 '33-38 3dcldreg..... 100 1 100 TREASURY BONDS. 2738 1955-60 . 10125 101 7 35 1946-48. 10326 10318 35 1951-556. 103 28 103 12 104 26 104 10 10425 104 12 107 22 107 14 105 21 . 10719 %s'40-43 J rg.. 10711 33 s 41-43 Mar... 10719 107 7 107 110 1 11122 10222 4.1 100 1 - 4 100 1 +.1 10123 10324 +.10 103 27 +.13 104 22 +.13 104 23 +.14 10721 +. 7 105 21 +.12 10719 +.13 107 11 101 25 +.17 103 27 108 29 104 28 104 28 10722 105 21 100 15 100 20 100 20 101 26 10115 10418 102 24 3%81946-56.... 48 1944-54. 48 1944-54 reg.... 11118 4% 8-3%(543-45. 10525 10518 105 24 113 6 4%851947-52..... 116 8 11525 116 8 FEDERAL FARM MORTGAGE BONDS 10214 10020 351947 .+ 102 1 10125 102 10212 9916 351949 10131 10121 10130 +.10 104 10114 3%81964........ 10329 10312 103 29 +.20 HOME OWNERS’' LOAN BONDS 10016 9620 2%s1939-49 10012 100 4 10010 +. 4 10214 9918 3s1952 102 10120 10128 +. 8 10116 10019 4s 1951 . 101 100 30 100 31 FOREIGN BONDS Net Htgh. Low Close. Chge, 284 29 -1 90% 93 424 8615 — 1y 11118 w. Abitibi P & P 55 '53 90’: Akershus s 63 8412 Argentine 515s 901, Argentine 65 A 90's Argentine 6s 38 B. Argentine 6559 Ju Argentine 6s'59 Oct. Argentine 65’60 May Argentine 6s '60 Sept Argentine 6s’61 Feb. Argentine 6s ‘61 .\ll}' 92's Australia 43¢s’'5 98 Australia 5s 98 Australia 58’57 102% 100%s Austrian 7s’43. 96 81 Austrian 78’57, 10715 934 Belgium 6s 1174 101' Belgium7s 110% 97 Belgium s 44 311 Berlin City E1 6% 39% 301, Berlin City El 613559, 311 23' Brazil 6125 1926-57 318, 2315 Brazil 618 1927-57 39% 28 Brazil 8s'41. 41': 33% Bremen State 7s '35. 61% 51% Buenos A 6s'61 Pv stpd. 62% 52 BuenosA6l:s'61Pv stpd. 1071 10415 Canada 4s *60 113% 110% Canada 5s 16% 10'2 Chile 6s '60. 15'3 103 Chile 6s Jan 15'4 10' Chile 65 '61 Febr. 105 Chile 6s Sept '61... 10% Chile 6s'63. . 11 Chile Mtg Bk 6361 9% Chilean Mun L 7s 60 86 Copenhagen s ' 83, Cunda'amarca 63;s 9513 Czechoslovakia 85 '51 85% Denmark 41:s'62 96% Denmark 99% Denmark 96% 101 105 104% 101'» Finland 6135 '56. 190 168!; French 73s 41 48% 38%4 Ger Con Ag 6% 37% 27% German 5128’6 47% 36% German Rep Ts’49. 119 108% Great Brit & Ire 4s'90. 116% 110% Grt Brit & Ire 5%2s8'37.. 115" 114 n 94'; 79 Italy 7s’'51. 88 : 88 89 76 ItalyCrdP 80t T M3 85 63% ItalyPU Credil 7s'52.. 13 3 3 +6 <1 ~9% 84% 774 Japan 53;s '63. 97 90 Japan6i3s 4. 8214 LY 8214 +24 947s 2% 38% 26 Karstadtés'43ctfs.... 30 30 34 26' Kreug & Toll 58'59 cfsA 32% W 324 85% 68% Milan 6128°52......... T75% 9915 9915 5% 9915 9% 156 10015 1011 10315 9218 10215 96% New Sou Wales 58 '57... 1021 96% New Sou Wales 5s'58.., 171 152% Nord Rwys 6138 '50. 108 99% Norway 5% 104% 101 Norway 68 52 . 97 88 Norway Hy El5135°57.. 7932 83 74% Orient Dev 5138 '58 7% Orient 6s°53 81y 82% 163 149’4 Paris Orl Ry 5138’68 9% 7% Peru 6s'60. 97 713 Peru 6s’61. 12614 109' Poland 7s’4 36% 28 Prussia6s’ 109 103's Queensiand 6s'47. 110 106's Queensland 7s’41. 43 35% Rhinelbe Union 7546, 391 30% Rhine Ruhr 6s'53. 43% 38% Rhine West 6s’ 43 38% Rhine West E1 P 6 53.. 43% 38% Rhine W E P 6s'55 ww. 87% 70% Rome 6135 '52 136% 105% Royal Dutch 4 91% 76% Sao Paulo State 7 40 33 Saxon Pub Wksél;s '51 42% 35 SaxonTs'45........e0. 81% 7412 TaiwanEl 5138’7 92% 881 Toho Elec Pwr 9% T2 Tokio Elec Lt 6 43 34 Unit Stl Wks 618 A 51, 41% 341 Uruguay 6s'60. 41 34% Uruguay 6s'64.. s 1075 362 73% 63 Warsaw 7s'58 43'; 35% Westphalia E1 P 68753 85 6813 3% 80% Yokohama 68 '61....... 827 DOMESTIC BONDS lOl‘/. 1033% Abram & Strs 513s'43... 105% 75% 64 Alleghany Co bs'44. 66% 5213 Alleghany Co 5s'49. 26 13 Alleghany Co 58’50 26 13% Alleghany C 5s'50 ctfs. 101% 100 Allis Chalm 5s°'37.... 105% 102% Am Sm & Ref 58 47 104 102% Am Tel & Tel gold 108% 106% Am Tel & Tel 41;8°3 110% 108% Am Tel & Tel cl tr 55’46 109% 113 111% Am Tel & Tel db 58 '60.. 112% 113% 111 Am Tel & Tel s '65 112! 113'2111% Am Tel & Tel 5%s°43. 97% 80 Am Wat Wks5s'44... 25% 19% Am Writ Pap 6s 47 1044 102 Armour & Co 4%s " 106% 103 Armour of Del 55 1062101 A T&SFeadj4s’d5... 106% 101% A T&SF adj 4s '95 stpd.. 104 1117 1067 A T & S Fe gen 4s'95... 109h 110 104': AT & SFe 41:5'48 103% 93" Atlantic C L 1st 4s'52. 921 79 AtlanticCL 4%s'64... 108% 107% Atlantic Ref deb 5s '37. 106 95% Baldwin Loc Sl *40. 4000, 100% 104 95% B&O1st4s 60% 38% B&O 4% 109% 101 B & O 1stbs 7% 54 B&OTef55A'95 523 B& 058’96 F.. 52% B & Oret 5s D 2000 63% B&O6sC'95..... 93% B&OP LE&EWYV 4 86 B&OS W Divbs’'50 76% B & O Tol C div 4859 4 112% 112% 113% 9313 20 103% 1045 103 103% 109'% 106 96% 81 107% 100% 99% 45 104% + 591 595 59% 1 I:,0++|+ FEESFAFER2S 81 . 108% R e 100’/6 106‘/- 100% Bangor & Aroos 119% 113% Bell Tel (Pa) 5s B'48 122% 116% Bell Tel (Pa) 5s C '60 104% 103% Beth Steel p m 5s '3 115% 105% Beth Steel rf 6s '42 79 59% Boston & Maine 55 °67.. 66% 110% 108'% Bklyn Edison 5s A ‘49.. 110 107% 104% Bklyn Man Tr 6s A '68.. 107 106% 100% Bklyn Un El s 106 103% Bklyn Un Gas 58 '50. 70% b51% Buff R & P con 4%s'57. 51 38 Bush Term cons bs '55.. 104% 103% California Pack 6s°'40.. 104% 114% 109% Canada Nat R 43,8 °51.. lllh 104% 102% Canada Natl 4348 '64. .. 115% 109 Canada Natl 4348 °66...3 112 113% 108% Canada Natl 43%s°57. 109% 108% 103% Canada Natl 4%s 118 112% Canada Natl 58°69 July. 114% 115 116% 1 125 119 Canada Nordb6%s 107% 106% Canada Nor db . 87% 81% Canadial deb 48 D&IPags . 85% 81% 84% 124 1 1 : 109 7| 106 Hish. 99% 96h Canadian Pac 4348°60..: 97 104% 101% Canadian Pac 5s '54..,.; 103 26 14 CentofGaconbs’45.... 14 85% 71% Cent 11l El & Gas 58’61, 85% 101 * 97% Cent Pac 1st rf 4 993 81% 6915 Central Pacific 55 6! 75% 6314 Certain-teed db 518 48. 105" 101% Chesapeake Corp 58 *44. 1037 1064 102 Chesapeake Corp bs '47. 1038% 120% 114% Ches & Ohio gn 43%8'92. 118 111% 108 Ches & Ohio 4%s A *93.. 109% 111% 108Y% Ches & Ohio 41,8 B '95.. 109% 113 110% Ches & Ohio con 55 '39.. 118 50% 331 Chi Alton ref 35’49 109% 106 Chi B&Q Ill div 48 110 106% Chi B&Q gen 4s'58. 109% 105% Chi B&Q 435 B "17. 114% 108% Chi B&Q ref 5s ‘71 5% Chi & Eastn 1115551, 19'; Chi Great West 48°59... 20% Chi Grt West 4s'59 stpd. 20% 9% ChiMStP&P5s'75... 114 215 Chi M StP&P adj 552000 14% Chi & N W 435 2037..., 14% Chi & N W 4328 C 2037., 9 Chi&NW4%s'49. 44% Chi & N W 6155 ‘36. 66% Chi Railways 1st 58'2 10% ChiR1& P ref 4s'34. 18 10% ChiRI& P 4%s 52, 10 4% Chi RI& P 1st4%s 109% 106% Chi Un Sta 4138 '63. 110% 106% Chi Un Sta 5s " 115 111 ChiUn Sta 6%s 6. 98% 92 Chi& W Indcn4s’52... 97 105 102 Chi& W Ind5%s 52, ... 104% 65% 51% Childs Co deb 5543 Chile Copper db 5s 47 Cin Un Trm 5s 2020 CCC&StL4%sE'T CCC&StL5sD'63 Clev Un Term 4%s'77.. 82 Clev Un Term 6s B'73.. 87% 9275 Clev Un Term 518 '72A. 95% 38 Colon Oxl 6s'38. 1 103 991y 841 69 Col G & 8313 68 ColG & 112%, 1105 Comel Invest 5 40 29 Cons Coal (Md)r 106 Cons Gas N Y 47 106 102% Cons < 1065105 Cons 40'y 50 37 Cuba North§ 1% 1% Cuban Cane Prod 6s50. 1074 106% Cumberland T&T 5s '37. 106'| 94% 74% Del & Hud rf 4s 39% 23 Den& R Gcon 4s'36. 12 6% Den& R G W 58 11 5% Den & Rio Gr 5s'55asst., 21 11% Den&RG W rf 557 111'¢ 108% Det Edison ref 5s'52. 110 107 Det Edison ref §s 107 105% Dodge cv deb 6s'40 110 104's Duquesne 1st 413867 11% 7% East Cuba Sufi T 102 6 97% Erie con 4s 'S 79% 70 Eriegen 05‘96 T41, 521 Erieref5 T4'% 52 Erleret 5 ‘i 127 6% Fla East Coast 55 'T4... 12 5!5 Fla E C Ry 89 AT GencCable5%s 47, 94 54 GenSteel Cast 51284 91, 6% Gen Theater Eq 65 ‘10 §7% 9213 Goodrich 6s°4 109% 108 Goodrich 6% | 106 104 Goodyear Rubber 58 57, 104% | 10714 106% Grand Trunk 6s°36..... 1061 106% 105% Grand Trunk 7s "40. 104 96 GrtNor Rrf4iis’6 79% 63 Great Nor 4325 D'76 75 Great Norgn5138 B '52. 82 Great Nor gen 7s'36.... | 95% 87 Harlem R-PC 1st 4s'54. z| 44’ 35 Hudson Coal 5s'62. 397 2815 Hudson & Man adj 58'57 90% 84 Hudson & Manrf5s'57. 8615 111l. 108 I Bell T1strf5s'56 A. lflsfl. 86% 697 Ill Centref 4s’ | 42% I11 Cent 4% s'as msu 1083, Inland Steel 43 sm Inter Rap Tran rf 55 66 Inter Rap Tran 6s ‘32 Inter Rap Tran cv 78 Inter R T cv 7532 ctfs. Inter Cement 5s '48 Inter Gr Nor adj 6 - Inter Hydro E16s'44... Inter Mer Marine 6s '41. 541, Inter Paper 5s A'47.... 6113 584 Inter Tel & Tel 413839, 65 50 Inter Tel & Tel 4135°52. 55% 5515 Inter Tel & Tel 55°55... 61 | 78% 691 Kan City South 3s°50... 73 | 7413 55% Kan City South bs'50... 5913 105% Kan City Trm 1st 4s '60. 107 105 100% Kan Gas & E141%s'80.. 103y 57 4415 Kelly Spr & Tire 6s°42.. 531 103% 10135 Kendall 5155 48 ww... 102% 1091 106 Lack Stl 1st 5s'50 . 1065 693 59 Laclede 51%s D '60 6 10% 7 Lautaro Nitrate 6s'54.. 503 30% Lehigh Valcn 4s "W)J . 121'; 1157y Liggett & Myers 5: 103 Loew's 6s'41. 115’3 11214 Lorillard (P) 5s'51 12813 1251 Lorillard (P) 7s '44 69'; 58 Louisiana & Ark 5s | 112 1074 Louisville GEE 55 A " 112 107' 104'» Louis & Nash uni 4s’40. 107% 9917 93% 88 873, 6 381 348, - 121% 1054 1141y 1275 McKesson & R 5%550.. 59 50% Man Ry N Ycn 4s'90... 73% 63 Market St Ry 7s A "40.. 10215 95% Met Edison 4138 '68 101% 10315 102% Midvale St & O 58'36... 103'¢ 94 77% MilEIR&L 1strf5s’61 92% 76% Mil El R&L gnrf 5s'71. 9215 28% M St P&S S M con 4s°38 3013 72 Mo Kan & Tex 1st 45°30 7314 13% Mo Kan & Tex adj 55 '67 15 41% Mo Kan & Tex 5s A'62.. 473 5% Mo Pacific gen 45 °'75...; 20 Mo Pacificrf 5s A '65... 19% Mo Pacific 5s F 77, 19% Mo Pacific 58 G '78. 192 Mo Pacific 5s H'80..... 19% Mo Pacific 5sI'81 3% Mo Pacific 5125 A "49. 93’5 Montana Power 5s 43 91% Morris & Es 335 2000.. 87 Morris& Es4%2s’'55 9814 537 731 9415 36% 931 88 59% 5014 Nassau Elcngtd 4s'51. 52% 105 103 Nat Dairy Prod 5%s '48 1033, 108 105% Nat Steel 55'56. . . 106% 101'3 94 NewJerP&L 5’60, 100‘ 70% 55'4 New Or P S &s A 70%. 55% New Or P S 55’55 B 98% 92 N Y Cent3%s'97. B 87% 73% N Y Cent con 4s'98 reg.. 64% 43% N Y Cent ref 4135 2013. 6415 43 NY Centrfd4%s2013n. 70% 46% N Y Centrf 5s2013. 91% N Y Cent deb 6s'35. 98% N Y Cent conv 6s "44. 47 N Y Chi&StL 41s'7 57 NYC&StLrf5i%sA’'T4 71% 43% N Y C&St L 1st 65 '35 109% 107% N Y Edison 58 B 44.... 1 114% 112% N Y Edisonrf 6%s°41.. 113% 30% 16 NYNH&HA4s'57. 1815 45 27T% NYNH&H4%s'67... 63 40% NY NH&Hclt 6s'40.. 52 YNH&HG6s'48. 61 4412 NY Ont& Wnref 4 111% 109 N Y Tel gen “3:s'39 32 17T% NY W& Bgen4¥%s 75% 62% Niag Sh Md 534850 109% 105% Norf & W div 45’44 114% 110% Norf & W 1stcn 4s '96.. 93% 81% Notrh Am Co 5s'61. 8814 74% North Am Ed 5s A '57... 92% 178% North Am Edis 5345’63, 76% 70% North Pacific 3s 2047. .. 107 101% North Pacific 4s°97..... 104% 89% 743 North Pacific 438 2047.. 77 102% 881 North Pacific 65 2047... 91% 107% 103 North St P 1st 5s A *41.. 107% ——— 105% 101 Ore Wash RR&N 4s'61. 103 91% 69% Otis Steel 15t 58 A "41... 85% ittt 109 106 Pacific Gas'& El5s'42.. 107% 75 58% Para-Fam-Lasky 6s°'47. 74% 75 59 Para-Fa-Las6s’47ctfs. 74% 5% 69% Paramount-Pub5%s’'50 76% 75 58% Param-Pub 5%8°50 ctfs 75% 104% 100% Penn R R 4148’81 D, 104% 99% Penn RR 4% s E’84 1081 104% Penn R R gen 4%s 971% 90% Penn R R 43%5'70 D 107 104% Penn RR 4% 10714 105 Penn R R 58'64. 115% 109 Penn R R gen 106 104% Penn R R 614536 104% 98% Penn Pw & Lt 435 '81. . 105 98% Peoples GL&C ref 5847 8713 79% Philadelphia Co 5s '67.. 108 104% Phila Elec Co 4s'71..... 107 75 52% Phila& RC & Ir 5s'73., 61% 53% 30% Phila & Read C&16s'49 40% 104 101% Phillips Petrol 53,839, 104 60% 50% Port Gen Elec 4355 '60.. 60% 50% Port G E 4338 '60 asst. 52% 40% Postal Tel & Ca bs 53 102% 100% Pure Oil 68 102% 99% Pure Oil 513840 90 82% Purity Bak 5i 100% 96% Reading Jersey C 4s'51. 99% 108% 105 Reading +%48 A '97. ‘ ‘ 923, 73% Low. Olose. 951 97 + % lglh 102% +1% 10213 106% 60 - 97 . 106% 105% ¢ Net . Close. Chge. High, Lo 103% 99 " Rem-Rnd 5%s A'47T ww 102 102 +1% 70 54% StLIM&SR&G 48'33. 68 17% 10 StL&SF4sA’50. 1 14% 7% StL&SF 4%s'78 85% 74% SlnAbAP’:s:ll;n 101 56 10 5% 5 Sinelair Of 63 B 38 . 104 102 Sinclair Oil 7s A '37. 10214 98% Skelly Oil 5%8°39. 110 107 South Bell T & T 55 '41. 111 107% Souwst Bell Tel 5s A '54 109 4 60 South Pac col 4s'49. 89 South Pac ref 4s'55. 5614 South Pac 435568 . 55% South Pac 4135 '69 ww. 56 South Pac 41;s ‘81 7815 South Pac Ore 41 9915 So Pac San Fr T 4s 38% Southern Ry gn 4s A '56 42' 85 Southern Ry §s'94. 46' Southern Ry gn 6s 56, 487 Southern Ry 635 '56 lom 102 Stand OIIN'Y 43%s’5 48 43 Studebaker Cp cv 6s 100% 90 Tenn El Pwr 6s A 47, 104% 103 Texas Corp cv 93! Pacific 5s B"77. 45% 97% 79% Texas & Pac 65s'80 532 Third Ave 1st rf 0 % 21% Third Aveadj in 55'60.. 23 21% (Continued From Page 2.) ~— 1935 — Stock and High. Lew. Dividerd Rate. 49% 42% Proc & Gamb (1%). 34 47 45% 120'3115 Proc & Gam pf (5).. 220s 117% 117 27% 20% Pub Serv NJ (2.80) 126 26% 79 62% Pub Serv N J pt (5) 79 901, 78 Pub Sve NJ pf (6). 90% 997, 85% Pub Serv N J pf (7) 997, 112 100 Pub Serv N J pf (8) 700s 112 61 49% Pure Ofl pf. 360s 55 107% 99 Pub Sve E&G pf(S). 3 1074% 5274 41 Pullman Ino (3). 4“ 7 5% PureOil..... 10% 8% Purity Bakeries (1) Sales— Add 00. High, Low. Close. Chge. Net 5% 4 Radlo Corporation.. 50 Radio Corp pt A 8%, 36% Radio Corp pf (B).. 1% Radlo-Keith-Or (k) 4% R R Sec 111 Cemt. 16% Raybestos-Man ( 297 Reading (2). 36 Reading 1st pf (2) 315 Real Silk Hoslery. 20% Real Silk Hos pf...: 8 Remington-Rand.. 71% Remington-R 1st pt 70 Reming-Rand 2d pf 2% Reo Motor Car...... 9 Republic Steel. 28% Republic Steel pf 5': Revere Copper. 2 81 Revere Cop & Bi 20% Reynolds Metalsl) 12% Reynolds Sp 40c) 55% Reynolds Tob (3)... 4311 Re¥nolds Tob B (3) 217 Roan Antelope Ltd., 29‘) Roy’'l D h1.35 3-10c. 3% Rutland R R pf . —_— 46 37\ Safeway Stores(3). 110 104% Safeway Strs pt (6) 11274 110 Safeway Strs f (1) 17% 103 St Joseph La (40c). 2 1 StLSanFran (k).. 1 StLSanFropf (k). 12 StL Southw'npf... 6 Savage Arms...... 22 Schenley Distillers. 1% Schulte Retail Strs. 8 Schulte Re Strs pt. 55 Scott Paper (1.70). . *s Seaboard Air L (k). 20% Seab'd Ofl(Del) (t1) 31 Sears Roeb’k (75¢). 112 Second Nat Invest. 40 Sec Nat Inv pf (32). 7% Servel Inc..... 9 Sharon Steel HODD. 3% Sharp & Dohme. . 447« Sharp & D pf (3‘/:). T4 Shattuck (F G)25¢. . 513 Shell Union Ofl.. .. 68!~ Shell Union Oil pf.. 8% Silver King C (40¢) 6 Stmmons Co. . 13% Simms Petrol 635 Skelly Ofl..... 60 Skelly Oil pf ww... 13 Sloss-Sheffield. .... 24 Sloss-Sheffield pf.. 2 15% Snider Packing.... 11 Socony-Vac (60¢).. 5 | lll‘q 107% Sol Am Inv pf(53%) 20 Sou Por RicoSug(2) 10% South Cal Ed1%). 12% Southern Pacific. 7% Southern Railw: 10 Southern Rwy pt 5 Spalding (AG).... 42 Spalding(AG)1st pf 5915 Spang Chalf pf (1) 34 Sparks-Withington. 65 Spear & Co 1st pf... 32 Spencer Kellog 1.60 7% Sperry Corp (25¢).. ity 81; Spicer Mfg........ lflhv W Spicer Mfg pf (3)..x 3301 391 39 +5% 437s Spiegel-May-Stern. 52 513, 46!y 513 -4'. 14% Stand Brands (1).. 288 15} 14% 15% + 129 123 Stand Brands pf (7) 90s 128! 126 l25‘q Tz‘n 4% 2% Stand Com Tobacco 7 3 2% 123 3% 3 8'; + 4% 4% 4 3% 4% +1 10% 7% 10 +24% 1% 8% 11 +2% 1% 1% 1% 30% 29% 30% +1 +1 1%, Stand G & E 34 pf. % 27% Stand Oil of Oll(l). llSlm 111 Stand Oil Exp pf(5) 116 114 116 25% 23 Stand Oil of Ind (1) 237% 23% 23% 32 28 Stand Oil of Kan(2) « 28 284 4314 35% Stand OIl NJ(11%) 3T 15% 12!5 Starrett (L S) a25c. 13 643, 58% Sterling Prod (3.80) 611 174 1% Sterling Secur (A) 1 5 34 Sterling Secur pt. 9% 6% Stewart-Warner. 5 21; Stone & Webster. .. 213 Studebaker (new). 60z Sun Oil (31). . 3 6 115%; Sun Oil pf (6) . 6708 119!3 11 Superheater (50¢)..x 1 11 5 Superior Steel, . 4 6 1% Superior Oil. 45 * Symington (k) 2 * 1% Symington (A) (k). 1% + 9% 5% 7% Teloutograph 80c.. 4 Tennessee Corp.... 215 16% Texas Corp (1)....: 36% 28% Texas Gulf Sul (2).. 4% 3% Tex Pac Coal & Oil. 3% - Y 11% 815 Tex Pac Land Trus! 116 + % 15 Texas&PacRR. 1 15 -1 15% Thatcher Mfg (a25c 161 e Fair pf (383). 21 Thermoid Co. 6 75,‘ 5 x 2% Third Avenue. . zvg - 16 Third Nat Inv h85c. 174 +u. 5% Thomp'n(JR) (50¢) . 5% 177% 13% Thompson Products i 4% -1 313 1% Thompson Starrett. = 10 7% Tide Wat Asso Oil.. 105 100 Tide Wat Ofl pt (5) 88 84 Tide Wat A O pf(§) 8 4 + % 19% +1% 30 2 3 105 103': lOSM 1288 87% 83’44’:: —1035 — High. Low. Hish. Low. 112 '107% Union Pacific 1st 48 *47. uz 110 103% 99% Union Pacific 4s°68. .... 101% 100% 108% 104% Unlon Pac 1st rf 4s 2008 101% 106 93% 87 United Drug 58’53 9515 85 85% 38% 425 90% U S Rubber 58 '47. 65 UtahL&TG5s"44A 69% Utah Pwr & Lt 55 "44. 20% Util Power 55 '49 ww... 24% Util Power 5%s "47.. 94% 82% Vanadium cv 5541 113 110% Virginia Ry 1st 6s 96% 89% Wabash 1st 5s'39.. 19% 50 364 Walworth 6s A " 6015 48% Warner Bros cv 6s 42% 32'4 Warren Broscv 6s 41 74% West Shore 1st ¢s 2361.. 101 1045 Western Elec deb 5s '44 l07 961 87); Western Md 1st 4s 102 88 91 88% 80 Western Union 5s 60 102% 100 Western Union 6148 '36. 101% 96 90 Wheeling Steel 415’53, 95 110% 108% Wilson & Co 1st 65 '41.. 109 82 110% 89% 99% 89% Youngstown St15sB'70 91% 98% 89% Youngstown St15s'73 A 92 894 89% 1935 = Stock and Dividend Rate, 4% Timken-Detroft. 28% Fimken R B (1). 47 Transamerica (25c) T% Trans & West'n Air 54 Transue & Willlams 17 Tri-Contl Corp. 69 Tri-Contl C pf (6 42); 36 Trico Prod (2%) 5% 4% Truax-Tra Coal . 6 313 Truscon Steel. 5 3 TwinCity RT 27% 18 TwinCity RT p! _— 2% 1% Ulen & Co. 53% Und-Ell-Fisher (2). 27 Underw-E-F pf (7). 34 Un Bag & Paper (4) 44 UnCarbide&C 1.60. 14% Un Oil of Cal (1)... Bales— Add 00. High. 16 5% 36 183 20% Un Tank Car (1. 20 . % United Afrcraft.. l'/, United Afr L vte 7 United Am Bosch... 21% United Bisc (1.60) 11752113 United Bise pt (7).. 53% 46 United Carbon 2.40. 1% United COrD....... 20% United Corp pf..... 9% Cnited Drug. . 65 Unit Dyswood pl( 7 ) 3% United Elec Coal 71% United Fruit (3) 9% United Gas Imp 871; United Gi pr (5). 214 United Py w. 15% United Pce D W pf. 6!, U S Distributing pf. 41 U S & For'n Secur 11 USFreight (1).... 40%; U S Gypsum (1)...: 43 41 148 143 USGypsumpt (7). 200l 147 146 % b Hoffman....... 6 4235 35% U S Ind Alcohol (2). 2% 134 82 7 82\ 7% U S Leather (A) & 8 53 U S Leather prpf... 3 53 22 4% USPipe&F (50c). 19% U S P&F 1st pf 1.20. 36 314 US Leather.... 5 41 Net, tllon chn 101% + * 106% - % 89% +1% 92 -1 83% + 1% 83% + % 3T + % 0% 82% — T 1% + % 1 41y 91% % - % 2 7 6 39y 5 1513 20% 31y 101 243 U S Rubber 1st Dl. . 94 USSmelt& R (16).x 136 94 624 US Sm &R pf(3%).x % 273 U S Steel..... 300 26% 6674 284 5% 3! 1291 128 152% 149% U S Tobacco pf (7). 152 T2 3% United Stores (A) 653z 46 United Stores pf. 59 51 Univ Leaf Tob (2) 140% 133% Univ Leaf T pf (8 Ag:. 3612 Univ Pic 1st pt. 4 19% 12 UnivPipe& Radpf. 90s 16% 15 25 1 UHIPwr&Lt(A).. 353 21 —_— 1% 13 Vadsco Sales Cor; 213 13% Vanadium Corp 375 18 Va-Car Chem 6% p 1 85 Va-Car Chem 7% pf 72'; Va El & Pwr pf (6). 3308 6312 Vulcan Detin (a4).. 180s 1 Wabash (k) 4 41z Waldorf Sys (h20¢) 3 274 Walgreen Co (1.20) 20 114 Walgreenpf (6%). 110s 117 11, Walworth Co...... 281; Ward Baking pf (2) 2'¢ Warner Bros Pic... 14’; Warner Bros Pic 5 Warner-Quinian. 1; Warren Bros 77s Warren Bros 21 Warren Fay&P (2). 4 Webster Eisenlohr. 1 WellsFargo. .. 303 Wesson 0 &S t1 72 Wesson O&S pf (4). 7 34 WestPaElecA (7). l930| 36 West Pa Elec pt (6) 1020s 397 West Pa Elec pf (7) 15708 106 95 West PaPw pf (6).x 5308 112\: 10415 West Pa Pwr pf (7) x 190s 17 3% ll' T4 5!s Western Maryland. 48 4 101 7% Western Md 2d pf. 13 Western Pacific. . 3 2% Western Pacific pf.. 21 20% Western Unfon..... 117 18 Westingh'se AB50c 42 32% Westingh'se Elec.. 198 90 Westh'se 1st pf 11,, 208 10 Weston Elec Inst. . 6 29 WestonElec A (2). 20s 16% Westvaco Chl (40c) 14% Wheeling Steel 7 White Motor. . 1313 White R’k M S 1. 1% White Sewing Mch. 1 Wilcox Oil & Gas... 37 Wilson & Coal23%e¢. 58 Wilson & Co pt (6). 51 Woolworth (2.40)... 11% Worthington Pump 25% Worth Pump pf A.. 20 Worth Pump pf B.. 73% Wrigley(Wir)t3%. 2% Yellow Truck. 341; Yellow Truck p: 18 YoungSp& W t1%. 21% 13 Youngstown S&T.. 215 1% Zenith Radio. 4% 3 Zonite Products 3% 1% 128 1502 152 391 1% Univ Pipe & Rad. 6 1 1% 1612 1 2 584 +16% 505 594 +10%, 51 106 1026 106 * 454 s 11 % Western Dairypt B 3 15 15 6t 815 1% 674 + 15 112% +4% 1 T% +1%, 104 +3 1% + 1 3% + 5 25% +2 15% +1 T 15% + % 1% 1% 4+ 3 31 Dividend nlu te3 A8 given in the above table are u&mun ash payments deeurmonl stock. 'e'°p°.'y. ash 3 in ¢ or stock ll’llls ll ln atock. Plus in stock. a Palg dividends xoonsulnm nwmd r o Pius faslock % Ex-aidivena "o on the latest jusrterly or h: 8 Unit of trading less e e 5 453, than 100 snares, "Euuy ex -yearly "N. ln OUTLOOK SPOTTY DESPITE FORWARD TRADE MOVEMENT (Continued From First Page.) employ; but retail ‘b e usiness business gaini; tural products moved in x.‘n'fié ume. NEW YORK BANK STOCKS NEW YORK. April 6 (P).—! Security Dellen ‘Association. oy Rl RINhChG 2En.2| AMERICAN WATER lagged. Agricul- EARNINGS GO Special Dispatch to The Star. WORKS LOWER NEW YORK, April 6.—American Water Works & Electric Co. for the Other Seasonal occlipations. retarded some sections. Bank clear- ings were lower, but the Birmingham steel center reported a large order for cast iron pipe. CHICAGO_Retall trade improved and wi above en:l! April, 193 salers were busy with fl te orders and lh: improvement. and mail showed gha: Eimed By Ve Cularoty demand for fund: finance houses for real estate investment ang some new construction. pick-up was noted in eifnth district reta ‘trade and whole: sale lines were more active. Employment was ‘moderate’y higher in' farming and MINNEAPOLIS—General rains in the drnulm area of the ninth district created ally optimistic attitude in business iculture. Sales to retallers were 33:?'1»"%"”%?: active and lambing was in full swi n_Ange EAN FRANCISCO— reposied subsiantial gains u: bulding nnfl 4 . T d by two | I P volume of orders from road representatives | Fi Manufactur’s Natl City (1) N ¥ Trust (5). Public_(12), Title G _& United St Tr *Including extras. DRILLING TO BE STARTED. NEW MARKET, Va., April 6 (Spe- cial) —Machinery will arrive early next week, according to C. W. Thomas, mineralologist, for drilling operations to begin near New Market for a test year ended February 28 reports net earnings equivalent, after payment of preferred dividends, to 98 cents a share on its common stock, comparing with $1.35 a share for the year ended Feb- ruary 28, 1934. Consolidated income account for the month and 12 months compares as follows: February eross. . Balance after op- erating ex- Dpenses, mainte- *1935. 1934 $4.000.764 $3.800.480 1998164 22,263.555 22.306.366 for dendn l“er lll charges and re- ves . 2.000.645 1.200.000 1,700.845 3.556.496 1,200,000 dends ... Available for common stock 2,356,496 on__ shares. excluding 9.880 eld in syi 747813 dit m’ g nings lor the year 104