Evening Star Newspaper, April 11, 1935, Page 19

FINANCIAL, B ) o) " FINANCIAL. *¥% A—19 —_— e e e Sy e, A L S . WS A1 CORPORATE BONDS MIXED AND DULL Federal Issues Go Down. Interest Centers in Silver Action. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, April 11.—The desir for appraisal of the latest develop. ment in silver tended to slacken in- terest in the bond market today. United States Governments moved to a somewhat lower plane and the | corporate list was mixed ' Secondary rails felt light selling | pressure and receded over a fairly wide front. Prime corporate loans! had a generally firm tone. Italian and Polish obligations were | ‘weak features of an irregular foreign Hst. Washmgton Exchange SALES. Capital Tractlon 5s—8500 at 99. Potomac Electric 6% pfd.—2 at 111. Potomac Electric 5'~% pfd.—1 at 114, Mergenthaler Linotype—5 at 30. AFTER CALL. Capital Transit Co.—10 at 20. BONDS. Bid and Asked Prices. PUBLIC UTILITY Am!r Tel. & Tel. 4'zs . Tel. & Tel. col. tr. 3s ;58 City & Suburban Georgetown Gas 15t Fot. Elec. P Potomac 2| Vash. | Barber & Ross i Chevy Chase Cl'm 5128 STOCKS PUBLIC UTILITY. Amer. Tel. & Tel. (1. ..*106 Capital Transit Co. (1) 19'3 & W. Steamboat (6 > For“Blec Power 6’ Capital (1) | Liberty 1) - Lincolm &) .., | Argentine 6s°61 Febr By'rlnh'h‘huth‘lhllu. LIBERTY. High. Low. 2:55. l“l 1932-47..... 101 6101 5101 6 1stev dKl!Z-“ 10112 10110 10110 4th 4148 1933-38..10223 10221 10221 4th 4145 33-38 reg 10219 10219 10219 TREASURY. 2735 1955-60. ... 38 1946-43. . 33 1951-65 3% 1946-49. ++ 10320 10316 10318 0416 10414 10414 0418 104 15 10416 0721 10720 10720 10516 10515 105 15 107 16 10710 10710 3%351941-43 Mar. 107 16 10715 10716 35 1943-47 107 210631 10631 3% 8 1946-56 110 3 10931 10931 45 1944-54 .. 11116 11113 11113 4%s-3181943-45 10526 10518 10518 4%s1947-52..... 116 4116 116 2 FEDERAL FARM MORTGAGE. 331947, 10128 10126 10128 381949, 101 24 10123 10123 381964, 10321 10321 10321 HOME OWNERS' LOAN. 2%851939-49..... 100 7100 4100 4 331952, .. 10126 10122 10123 4s 1951... 100 28 10026 10026 FOREIGN BONDS. High. ADbitibl Pa&Pw 58763, 30': Agr Mtg Bk Col 6s °47 Feb cou on Akershus 6s ‘63 Alpine Mont S 7s '55.. Antioquia 7845 A... Antioquia 7s *45 B... Antwerp 58’5 Argentine § Argentine 65°57 A. Argentine 6s ‘68 B. .. Argentine 6s°59 June Argent 6539 Oct re.. Argentine 6s ‘60 May. Argentine 6s '60 Sept. Argentine 6s'60 Oct. . 87 T 73 Argentine 6s °61 May. Australia ¢34s ‘56 Australia 5855 Australia §s 51 Austrian 7s '57. 951 1013 1017 % 101% 101 90'y 90% Belgium 6s '55. Belgium (7’/59 49. Belgium s’ Berzen City FAY) Berlin 6s '58. Berlin Elec 6% Berlin Elec 6128 Berlin E1 Ry 6345 '56. Bolivia 7s '58 . Bolivia 7s '69 Bolivia 8s " Brazil 6%s '26-57.. Brazil 6%s°27-57 99y 99% 100% 100% 105 105 98 98 274% 334 31% 38 o 4 5% Brazil 8s°41 Brisban Brisbane §s Buenos A 65 61 st Pv 91 4% 54 10 1065 Caldas 71%s "46. Canada 4s ‘60 106% 106 Rizgs (%), Riges pid Weshingion TRUST COMPANY Amer. Sec. & Tr. Co. (8)... 196 Natl. Bav Tr ¥ 100 Wash. Loan & Tr (%) 190 SAVINGS BANK Com. & Savins (6) 150 FIRE INSURANCE American (12 Corcoran (2.5 Firemen's (1.60) National Union (.60).... TITLE INSURANCE Columbia (.30) Real Estate (6). pid B OB ©(1.60) Lanston Monotype (4)..... Mergenthaler Feoples Druz Real Est Wawa & Wdwd. & Loth pfd. dividend. C extra. | Chile Mtz BX 6s ‘62 | Colombia 6s 61 Oct | Copenhagen 5s '52.., | Cordoba 7s *42 Prv. Canada 4%s ‘36 Canada 6s°52.. Cauca Valley 73%s'4 Chile 6s Chile 7s ‘4. 111% 111% 9% 1% Cologne 615 '50. 3l Copenhagen 4%s ‘63. Cordoba 7s '57 stpd Cuba 5345 °45. Cuba 5%s'53. Cund'amarca 6%s ‘59 Czechoslovakia 8s ‘51 Denmark 4%s Denmark 5%s '55 Denmark 6s'42. . Deu Bk 6s '35 ct stpd. Elec Pow Ger 6155 °53 El Salvador 8s ‘48 ct. Finland 6s°45. . Finland 6%s '56 88% . 99 101% 101% 64% 644 381 47 § 1065 106% 102 102 38y 47 INVESTMENT TRUSTS NEW YORK. April 11 i.—New York | Security Dealeis’ Association: i (Noon auotatiens.) . : Asked Admin Fund ww 2 Am’ Bankstocks Am Business Shre Bullock Fund Cumulative Tr 'SH | | { Corp Tr AA med. Corp Tr Accum Ser | FiXed Trust Sh A . Fised Trust Sh B Fund In\rqor: Tie | Norw Hy EI 6 | Nuremberg 65 52.... Stand Ut Inc.. . Super of Am Tr A T of Am Tr AA Super of Am Tr B £uper of Am Tr BB Super of Am Tr C Super of Am Tr D Supervised Shrs Trust Pund Shrs Trusteed Indusiry Shr< Trusteed N Y Pk S| Trusteed Am Bk ° CHICAGO LIVE STOCK. CHICAGO. April 11 (#.—(United States Denartment of Asriculture)—Hogs, 10.000, including 4.000 direct active and 5al10 higher than | | ounds. & packing sows and choice. light weight, medium_weight. hea eight. b ‘ounds Cattle. 5.000: calv slow Ped xl?rn and’ uneve od | oice, : i | D00~ l 100 nds 10 : 1:300. pound 5 1 0 | Bounds d 500-750 " bounds, common and medium. 6.00& 50a10.00: common and low cutter and cutter, | common and good and | 6.50a8.00; Stocker and d and choice, : common and edmm Slluzhlrr clls:es Iamy‘ Top clipped lambs Early ‘sales wooled 0 Clipped lambs, 2 op- 30 Native ewes. 4.00a Peedins ' lamibs scaree. e sheep and lambs bs. | good and choice d | ! a4.25: . sood and receipts _tomorre 0, estimated w: hogs. 9.000: sheep. 11.000. ciai Cattle. 2.000: FOREIGN EXCHANGES. NEW YORK. April 11 (# —Forel chatige steady. Great Britain in Gotias. in cents: = Great B 34; cables, 4.84 o 35 51 ity (silver % 05; Monmfl ln New York, fl" #21:" New York in Montreal, 100.37%. n—Nominal ELECTED TO DIRECTORATE. NEW YORK. April 11 (#)—Clark- &on Potter was elected a director of the National Enameling & Stamping _ Co. at the annual meeting. z, | Low Aus H E 635 "44 | Oriental Dev 5% | Prussta 6= 5. | Am Wat Wks 6. Ger C Bk A 6s°600ct. Ger Prov & City Bk con Ag 6%s 58.. 3% 334 40 40'% 281 281 372 38 R3% 84 92 92y 2i% 27 ®6 R6 34% 34% | | Ger Rep 75749 |GrtC ElJap 6 {GrtCElJap7s ‘44 Greek Gov 6s '68 Haitl 65°52. .. = Hungary 7%s'44.... ——— Italy 7= '51. Ital PUCrd 81 69 1% 69 Japan 5%s ‘65 Japan 63;s ‘54.. Kreu&Toll 55’594 cfs 82 821 94k 94N 31% 324 1% 9% Mex 25 1910-45 asst., Mex 4s "10-45 asst Milan 6%s '52. ... Montecatini 7s 37 89% ¥ New So Wales 5557, New So Wales 55 '58 Norway 51%s 66 Norway 6s 43. Norway 6s '52. 100 100% 9% 9 101' 101% 1045 1045 1027 1027 93% 933, 26% 267 A 314 B4 100% 101 105 105 144 144 8% 8y 8l 8% 6% T6% T6% 110% 110'% 110% B8 ®7l B1% 28 28 28 21% 27% 2% 107% 107% 107% Oriental Dev 6553, Oslo 6s 55.. Prussia 6%s°'51...... Queesiand 7s°41..... ———— Riode Jan 6%s ‘63 Aug coupon off. . Rio de Jan 8s ‘46 April cupon off. . | Rio (.r rlo Sul 6s ‘68 16% 16% 161 19 16% 16% 75 2% 2% Rotterdam 6s '64. 115 116 115 Sao Paulo St 7 | Saxon Pb W 615 Saxon Pb W 7s 45... Serbs 7s ‘62 unm ¢ on. Serbs $s 62 unm con. Siemens & H 7s'36. Silesia Prov 7s ‘58 Sydney 5%s '55. ‘Taiwan El 6%s ‘71 Toho El Pw 75’65 Tokio 6%s ‘61 ‘Tokio El Lt 6 Ujigawa E P Un Stl Wk 6%s '51C. Upper Aus 7s '45 unm cpn on. Uruguay &s 60 | Uruguay 6s ‘64 34% Warsaw 7s ‘68 Westphal E1 P 67% 67% 37 38 Yokohama 6s°61..... 83 83 DOMESTIC BONDS. Do et e IR . 6T BT BTW 16 16 16 12% 12% 124 106% 106% 106% 100% 100% 100% Alleg Corp Alleg Corp Alleg Valle Allls Chaim Am Beet Sug Am Chain 6s ‘3 1027 1027 102% | T Net change Today, 1 p.m. Previous day Month ago Year ago ., 1935 high ....... 1935 low 1934 high 1934 low 1932 low . 1928 high Today. 1 p.m. Month ago . 1925 high 1934 high 1928 high Armstrg Cork 58 "40. . A T&S Fegn 48 '35 AT&SFeC A 4%s'62 Atlanta & Bir 4s°33.. Atl Coast L 1st 4s°52. At] Coast L clt 45 °53. At1ICLun ¢%s'64 ANG& WIS Atl Refin deb 6s 37. . Aust & Nor bs "41. Baldwin Loco 58°40.. B&O1st s B&O 4% B&O1st b- s Beneficial L 65 Beth Stl pm bs 6 Bos& N Y A L 4s'55. | BklynCy R R 58 ‘41.. Bklyn Ed Bklyn Edis Bklva M T Bklyn Un Gas 5s°4! Buff R& P 5s°37.. BCR& N 5s'34 Bush T Bldgs 6s "60. . 4 | Calif GEE ref 5s°37.. | Calif Pet db518°38.. Canada Sou 55’62 A.. Can'dian Nt R 413564 Can'dian Nt R 4% Candian Nt R 4% Can’dian Nt R 4%s 68 | Can’dian Nt 58°69July Can'dlan Nt R6s “ Can'dian Nr dbé | Can'dian Nr db 7840 | Can'dian Pe dbdsperp | Can'dian Pc 4%s'46.. Can’dian Pc 4%8 '60. Can'dian Pc 53’44 cfs Can’dian Pe 6s°54. Centof NJ Cent of N J gen 6s Centof N J:nfis'l'lr:. C&04%s i Bl C&Oconbs’39 Chi & Alt ref Chi B& Q gen 4 ChiB&Q4 Chi B& Qref 6371 Chi B&Q1 div3%s°43 Chi & Erie 15t 55 '82.. Ch1 & E 111 6551 Chi & E 11 5551 ctis Chi & E 11l con 68 °34. Chi Grt W 4s°'59. Chi Ind&L gen 65 ‘66 CM&SLP gn 3% 589 B CM&StP ¢5°89. CM&StP4%8 3% E CM&StP 4%s8°89.. CMStP&P68°T5... CMStP&P adj bs 20:0 aoQmme = pRRRE 555 Chi& W ib%s C&WI 1st rf 5%-‘2 c Childs & Co 58 Chile Cop del Cin Gas El 4568 Cin Un Ter 4348 2020 Cin Un Ter 6557 Cin Un Ter §s 202! CCC&SLL rf 48" 17B. CCCA&StL rf 58 '63 CCC&StLrf6s'41C.. Clev Short L 4%s '61 cuv Un Ter 434877, Un Ter 5373 B. Cuv UTer6%s"124A Colo Ind ¢l tr 65 °34... Columbia G & E deb $s°52 April Columbla G & E 5s'62 May. Columbla G&E Com Inv Tr 6% Con Coal Md rf Chi 6 N Y 4%s°51. Y 68°'57... db5ie'45. Con Gas Cuba R R 1st bs “53. Cuba R R ref 1448 lu Cumb T & T 6. Del & Hud ref 4s *43. Den& R G en . Den &R G rt 6 Det Edison rf 6s°49.. Det Edison bs '62..., Det Edison 6s°63.... Det & Mac 1st 45°95. . Det Riv Tun 435 '61. Dodge Br cv db os’4 Donner St ref 7s '42 Dugqu Lt 1st 4%s 67 East Cuba 8 7% ETV&Gacn lSl.. Elgin ] & E 5841 EI P& S W ref 5i Erie ¢s '96 Erie rf b Eriert 63°76 Erie & Jersey Erie Penn col Fed Lt & Tr int 6842 Fed Lt & Tr 63’5 Ft W&Den 1st6%5'61 Fran Sug 1%s°42 Galvest H&H §%s 38 % | Gen Am Inv 53 52 112% 112% 112% 113% 113% 113% 36 36 36 931% 931 93 7% 6% 6% s:n 20% 20% .. Am Writ P 65’47 ctfs Anglo-Ch Nitr 7s'45 Gen Cable 6%s°47. Gen Pub Sve 5%s '3 Gen Steel C 5i4e '49 Gen Thea Ea Gen Th Eq 6 9 103% 1037% o 104% 104% 104% A 9 Armouré& Co ¢ 104 Arm of Del 5348 ‘¢! Gould Coup 6s 40 Gr Tr'’k of Can 65 °36.. Buff R&P con 4%s 67 - BOND AVERAGES Compiled by the Associated Press. 20 10 Rails. Indust. Unch. 936 936 928 89.8 95.9 922 92.9 101.1 Low-Yield Bonds. 1098 109.6 1103 High. 104 110 81 9xag T2% R3% 38 107% 72 83 38% 107% 1067 100% A 117% 117% & 121% 121% 110% 110% 103% 103% 64k 641 681 6814 67% 67 29% 31 91 ot 109% 109% 109% 1095 1065 10813 19 119 58% 58% 10914 109% 106% 102% 10675 1032 1127% 110% 103% 114% 110% 110% 104% 113% 38% 21% 108% 108t 107% 107% 111% 1114 v7 97 1031 1031 104 104 56 56 89% 90% 1063 106% 109% 109% 4 112% 112% 111% 111% 59 59% 651 66 95% 95% 102% 103 80% 85% 821, 821 105% 1057 1 I 111% 111% 111% 38 38 38 38 38 38 105 105 105 105% 105% 105% 106 105% 105% 106% 106% 106 81 81 87 102% 102% 102% 35% 35% 35% 33 33 33 103 103 103 % T % 1061 106% 106% 9% 8% 79% 27 26% 26% 13% 13% 13% 110% 110% 110% 106% 106 106 1085 108% 108% lflflk lflk WBK 111‘4 lll% lll’A 105% 105% 105% 104 104 104 105% 105 105 13% 11% 13% 107 107 107 106% 106% 106% 94 94 94 99U 99U 99% 4 3% T4 60% 50% 59% 59% 59 58y 116% 115% 115% 106 105 105 89% 89% 89% 3% 3% 3% 10!( 10 10% !“'/a IM 105% 31% 33 7 16% 17 103 103 103 %0 90 90 0% 904 90% 1ou 1o 70 % w nu. su 10& lm lN% l! llll( mu 1m Previous day Year ago . 1935 low 1934 low .. 1932 low Low. 2:58. (0. 105k 105 108% ut 98% 67 67% 8 85% Gr Tr'k of Can GtN Rref 4% A. Gt N Rgen 4%s'76 D GtNRgen4%s'1T B Gt N R5%s'62B. Gt NRgen? Har Ry-P C1st Havana cons 55 '52. . HoustonB&T 1st5s'37 Houston 011 6%s'40. Hudson Ceal s Hud & inc 5 Hud & Man ref 58 '57. 111 Bell Ter o= '56.... 111 Cent coll tr 4s'52. 111 Cent coll tr 4s '63. Il Cent ref ¢s '55. I Cent 4%s 111 Cent Lou 3 3 10215 um-. 1% 91% 39% 31 86 1081 108y IOI'A Gols 70 49 92 54 581% 1044 10414 1043 104% IntG Nadj6s'62 A. Int Hydro El 63 '44. Int Mer Mar 6s°41 Int Pap ref 6: -ss IntT&Te Int TH&T‘IC’L Int Tel & Tel 6s ‘5! Iowa Cent 6s ‘38 ctfs. ———— James F & C4s'39... ——— KanCF S &M 4s'36. 34% 105 105 111% 111% 3% T34 59 58'5 106% 106'% 10315 1031 52 52 w.. 102% 102% . 1005 100 10374 1037, 103! 103% KanCP& L 43561, Kan C Sou 1st 38 '50.. Kan C Sou rf 1n 65 ‘50 Kan C Ter 1st 45 '60 KanG& E4% Kelly Spr Tire Kendall 5158 4! Kings County EICV [ L SR Kinney(GR)714» ‘36 & Kresze Founda 6s '36 103 Laclede Gas s ‘39 Laclede G 6%s ‘53 C Laclede G 5%s'60D. . LE& \Vn 1st5s'37. .. Lake S&M So 335’97, 9874 608 6015 1013 99 60% 6013 1013, 9915 Lautaro Nitr 6s '54. L V Pa con 4s 2003 L V Pacon4s 2003, L VR Rcon 5s2003., Leh Val Ter 5541 Ligg & Myr 5s '51. Ligg & Myr 7s 44, Long Dock 6s '35 1017% Lorrillard 5s'51..... 114 Lorrillard 7s ’44 128 La & Ark 55 69. 60% L &N rf 5152003 —_— McKess & R 533 '50. Marion St Sh 65 *47... Manhat R 4s°90...... Market St Ry 7840 A Met Ed 1strf 415568 Midvale S&O 65 '36 MilER&SL5s’S MIER&S L rf58'71 MilSpa & N W 4847, MStP&SSM cn 48 '38. MStP&SSM rf 6546 A MoK & T 1st 45 '90 MoK & T 5362 A Mont Cent 5537 Mont Cent 63°37...,, Mont Pow 55’62 A.., Mont Tram 5s '41. Mor & Esx 23 201 Mor & Esx cv,s 55 Nat l’. M 4s Steel b: ewb'ry (JJ)5%s '40. 102% New ET&T 4%s"61.. 117% New E T&T 1st 55°53 121% New J P&L 4%85°60.. 101 New Or PSb5s'52 A, 7 New Or P S bs '65 New Or Ter 1st 4. New Or T&M 5 B New Or T&M 5%s 64 N Y Cent 33s°97. N Y Cent con 45 °98 N Y Cent rf 4233013 N Y Cent rf4%s2013n N Y Cent rt 55 2013.. N Y Cent deb 65°35, N Y Centcv6s'44, 117% 1175 | 121% 1214 | NYC&StL 1st 45 NYC&StL 4%s°78.., NYC&S(L 6 u:-u A. 113% 113% 12114 121% 100% 100% ReEE wys inc 63 °65. 22222222227 1 g v 1 (L] 4 - o b4 4% Niag L&O P68 ii. Niag Sh i*l".. 87% 87% 874 2% 92% 924 74 3% 3% 104 103% 103% Nor'n Pac 448 3047.. T84 773 77% Nor'n Pac 682047 C... 8315 83% 83 Nor'n Pac 652041 D.. 83% 83 83y, 7 94 93% 93% 107 107 Ohio River 1st 6s°36. 103 103 103 Ore RR&N 45°46. 116% 116% 116% 102% 1021 102% Pn-Pubiul‘SOcm Par-Pub 535’50 flled T8% Park-Lx 6 ‘53 ctfs. 20% + | Production 108% 108% 1081% g! ifornia Packi: BONDS ON NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE Low. 2:58. Penn RR4%s Penn R R 68 1041 1043 104% 1., 103% 103% 103% 47, 105 104% 105 PeoG Lt&C6s'43....115 115 115 Peoria & E inc 4s ’90. 13 5 5 Pere Marq 1st 4s'66.. 70% 70 70% Pere Marq 4258°80... 74w 744 744 Pere Margq 1st 63 ‘56, 811 8l% 81% Phila B&W 4s'43.... 110 110 110 Phila Co 58 67 88 87% 87% Phila El Co 4871 107% 107% 107% Phila E1 Co 4345 67.. 108% 108% 108% Phila& RC&16s°'78 55% 58 58% Phila& RC&16s'49. 37% 374 3T Phillips Pet 533 °39.. 1037 103% 103% PCC&StL 5570 A 113 112% 112% PCCAStL 5875 B.... 112% 112% 1121 Pillsbury FI1 M 6s°43. 109 109 109 Pitts&WVa 44560 C 55% 55% 55% Port Gen El 43%s "60. 59% 594 59% Port Gen E4%#'6 Port Gen Elllst Postal Tel & C 5 PubSEI&G 438’67 PubSEI &G 4%s'70 Pure O11 5%s ‘37. Pure O11 5155 *40. Purity Bak §s "¢ 1081 108% 108% 109% 109 109% 100% 100% 100% 00Y% 100 100 86 85% B854 99% 994 99% 106% 106% 106% 102% 102% 102% 104% 104% 104% 95 95 95 7 69% 70 Reading Jer C 45°51.. Reading R 4%8'97 A, Rem-Rd 6%8 4TAww Rep I&St1 58°40..... Rep [&St1 6%8'53 A.. RG W 1stexin 4539 St Jo Lead 5%s3°41... St L IM&S R&G ¢33 StL-SF4s'50A..... 105% 105% 105% 60 60 60 %s'18. BtL-SF 414878 cf st StL 8 W 1st Ter 5 StPCtRC5s'37 107% % 105% 13 5% San An PbS6s’52 A 1037% Slerra & S ¥ P 65°49. . 1095 Sine Con O 6%s'38 B. 103'a SincCon O 7837 A... 102 Skelly Oil 6%s°39.... 102 SoBell T&T 68°41., 1075 So & Nor Alab 5563, k So Pac col 4s°¢ So Pae ref 4 So Pac 4% So Pac 4%s '€ So Pac 4%s'81 8o PacOred4%s So Pac S F Ter 45°50. 4 274 | up 1o & HE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, APRIL 11, 1935, EGG PRICES TAKE UNEVEN COURSE Government-Graded Extras, Large, Decline, While Mediums Improve. Egg quotations were slightly irreg- ular on the Washington produce market today. Government-graded extras, large, declined a cent, but mediums advanced a cent. Other grades were firm at unchanged prices. ‘The summary, with egg. live poultry, fruit and vegetable prices furnished the Department of Agriculture, Lve STOCK._Hoss. medium, 9. ui E alves, 3 g Sbnnl lamb: lrrrm—o:u pound prints (92 score), tub, 1-pound prints (S score). tub, 1-pound prints (X9 score). EGGS—Market slightly irregular. cent lower on U. but I cent higher on me Gytras. large. dium; er grades firm at unchanged price:. Current receipts, whites. 3. Government grad dated ‘white ezgs. including grading_and marketing costs: U. 8. extras. large. 21> 5 mediums. 241 U8, stand- LIVE FOULTRY—Market steady to firm. Coiored 10¥] in demand af Fowl: Colored. all sizes 17a1R: roosters. 11213 Spring chickens Leghorns. 20 Plymouth Rocks. under 'z pounds. over 115 pounds. 25a 26. Turkeys: Hens, 20; toms. 20. Fruits and Vegetables. Sales in large lots by original receivers ay. One 8. Government graded | DThiee Washington arrived: three unbroken cars on track Bushels Supplies moderate: demand moderate: mar- . U. 8 steady. | Vircinia, CLEARINGS SHOW DECLINE IN WEEK Total of $5,200,577,000 Is 9.4 Per Cent Below Level for Year Ago. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, Aprii 11.—Bank clearings show some recession from Transit Companies Boost Equipment Purchases Sharply By the Associated Press NEW YORK, April 11.—Orders for passenger equipment placed by tran- sit companies in the first quarter of 1935 indicate that purchases of units for the year will exceed those of 1934, according to the Transit Journal. Taking all trpes of new equipment the value of orders in the first quar- ter was placed at $17,130,720, against $18,664,705 for the entire year of 1934. preceding weeks, as well as from those of a year ago. Tnhe total for the 22| leading cities in the United States for | the week ended Wednesday. April 10, | Inc., was $5200.577,000, against $5,- | 742,746,000 for the same week of last | year, a loss of 9.4 per cent. ‘This contrasted with a gain of 17.4 per cent in the previous week. At New York City, clearings were $3.624,- from the amount reported last year, while the aggregate for centers out- side of New York of $1,576,459,000 was |59 per cent higher. The report this week makes the | poorest showing since early in Febru- ary. The decline was mainly at New | { York City, and may reflect reduced | stock dealings, compared with the early part of April, 1934. Smaller | | losses in clearings also appeared at Boston, Buffalo, Baltimore and Omaha, while the gains at most of the other cities included were belov\ those of recent preceding weeks. Clearings the last week were. in the aggregate, $509,556,000 smaller than those for the first part of the month, which was somewhat above the usual decline, whereas a year ago, for the | same two weeks, there was an in- | crease of $876.580.000. | showing for the second week of the month. -inch - minimum. 23, l)('h minimum. 5 1.00al.15; 53, 2 b, Wme'aps U §. No. 1 minimim | So Ry gen 6s °56 | So Ry 6328°56 Southw Bell T 6 Spokane Int 55 * Stand OII N Y 4".151 Stevens Hotel 65 '45. . Studebaker 65 '42. . Studebaker s 42 ef. Studebaker cv 65'45. . Syracuse Ltg 55 '51 Tenn Cent 6s TennC&C6s'44B.. Tenn EIPwr 63°47 A. Texarkana 5345 °50. Tex Corpev bs 44.... Tex & Pac 58'79C...- Tex & Pac 55’80 D. Third Av ref 4s '60. Third A ad in ex 58’60 Trumbull St] 6s 56'3 96 961, 89 103! £5 \ s.\.‘ UnEL & P 5857 UnEIL&P5%s" UnOCalbs’45re ww Un Pac 1st 48 '47. Un Pac 4s '68. Un Pacistr Un Pac 4%s8 67 Unit Drug 68’63 U S Rubber 5s°47.... Univ Pipe & R 65 '36. Utah L& T 5544 A.. Utah P & L 55 Util P& L 6859 ww. Ul P&LGY% | Vanadium cv 5s41.. | Ver Sug 1st 7s | VCrap 1st 43 Va Ry 4%;s’ Va Ry 1st 6s |VasWeons Wabash 414s'73. Wabash 53 '76 B... Wabash 53 '80 D Wabash 5 78 Wabash T & C ¢s'41. Walworth 6s 45 A... Warner Bros cv 6s ‘39 Warner Sug 1st 7s'41 Warren Bros cv 65 41 W Pa P lst5s 63 E.. W Sh 1st 45 2361 gtd. ! West'n El deb b5 '44. . | West'n Md st 4s'52. West'n Md 53%s ‘7’ WestnNY&P 1515837 West'n Un 433 5/ West'n Un col tr 5538 West'n Un §s'51. West'n Jn 5s "60. West'n Un 6348 36, Wheel Stl 4355 °53... | Wheel SB35 48 A. W Sp Stl con 7s '35 ct Willmar S F 5s '40 Wilson&Co 18t 68 °41. | WisCS & D ter 45 ‘36 Youngtn S&T 45'70 B Youngtn S&T 58'78 A |HOG SLAUGHTER SAGS TO LOWEST IN 25 YEARS | By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, April 11.—The slaugh- ter of hogs dropped to a record low a3 43 | 15 | for the last 25 years in March, pack- | ing officials said, only 2,158326 ani- mals being killed under Federal in- spection. In 1934 the March total was 3,039.- 024. The largest March hog slaughter on record was in 1928, when 5,139,754 head were killed. of the year show a decrease of 35 per cent, or 4,249,198 head, compared with the first quarter of 1934. Only 7,614,- 185 hogs were killed in the first quar- ter of this year, the smallest number since 1910. rBITUMlNOUS OUTPUT GOES DOWN SHARPLY The National Coal Association, from incomplete car-loading reports from the railroads, estimates bitumi. nous coal production in the United States for the week ended April 6 as approximately 3,730,000 net tons. for the corresponding week: 1934, 5,430,000 tons; 1933,1 4,832,000 tons. ‘The report of the Bureau of Mines shows production of 9,418,000 tons for the week ended March 23 and 9,645,000 for the week ended March 30, 1935. SHORT-TERM SECURITIES. ' (Revorted by Chas. D. Barney & Co.) er. Allis-Chatmers Co. 5s 1937. ?l‘!’fl"/l Amer, Beet Bugar 05 1840 1 Am’ Tel. 5128 1943 Atlantic 5s 1937 thiehem Steel 55 lfllvl(.”. s Tas0 Figures for the first three months | Winesaps. e i XpBAGE oflnv South Carolina arrived o n tvpe E truck receipts. 0. CELERY —-No carlot ‘arrivals:" four broken and three unbroken cars on track Supplies moderate: demand likht -t receipte. Gur- broken four unbroken cars on lrltk Supplie | light: demand _ light y ichigan, New York and sacks Yeliows. U_S No PEAS - No. caricl srri Supplies moderate: demand lhicht ket South Carolina, bushel re, 5087 33, BOTATORS. - No roken and iwo inbroken cars on Old stock: Supplies moderate: de nioderate: 'market steady. carlot arrival ack, d | Figures at leading centers showing increases and decreases compared with those of a year ago are printed 5. | herewith; elso. daily bank clearings lor each month this year: (Totals in thousands ) Week Aoril Per cent B thdelnhx Buflal, Pl'lsburfi‘ . Clevelzna Baitimore Rizhmond New Orléans Chicago . Detroit St Louis Louisville " Minneapolis Kansas' City she uary | Jasuary , M’KESSON & ROBBINS BOARD PLACES FILLED Spec:z! Dispatch to The Star. BALTIMORE, April 11.—Stockhold- ! ers of McKesson & Robbins. Inc., here re-clected directors. T. O. Duff of .| Chattanooga, Tenn., was named to the aulding Rose. SPINACH—No_carlot on track_ Supnlies marke: weak. Vire 2| Toval.10, Strawherry Prices Steady. STRAWBERRIES —No carlo no cars on track. Supplies licht: demand market steady. Fiorida, crales 1212a14: Poorer. 9. arrivals: steads Puerto Ricans. cy Halls, U. 8. 1.00 TOMATOES —One Florida arrived: one wrapped air condition. i r«u n'-\\zn No one broxe: u; Supp! €5 n et Californ:a. ASPARAGUS—No arrivals [3 on irack. Approximately 400 pack- by express arrived. Supplies mod- arket steady. South x6 and 1.50a1 s arrivals: carlot % - chotce. MIXED VEGETABLES No cariot ar- pOPprinboken caf on track bushel _No cariot arrivals: one k. Approximately Supplies steadv. arrived markcy Supplies moderate. . Florid 1*2-bushel Suppiies 1 1 eady. Florida. 1’z-bushel . according to condition. Cucumbers Also Steady. CUCUMBERS—Supplies lizht light baskets. AS] sQ1 —S: | licht. market steady. hampers. white, low_ crooknecks. RADISHES —Su light: des slow: market weak. North, Car bushel baskets, mostly around 7 me California arrived: t¥o | hmken _&nd one unbroken car on track. for: estern lettuce crates. 3.00a demand Honfln 1.25a1.50 es CANTALOUPES—Mexico. 6.50a%.00:_standards. 455. 5.0 ORANGES— Five California. two Florida arrived: four broken and 12 unbroken cars on track. Florida. boxes, Valencias, 3.50a 4.00 as tn size GRAPEFRUrrAOnQ Florida arrived: two ars on trac) ._according DOS—California. | m 2 rade and stee ‘Boxes. standard crates. APPLES _Puerto Rico. crates. 3.508 4.50. as to size. APES — Argentine, lugs. Malagas. GR. 1.7522.00_ LEMO) unbroken car on L C L South Carolina. 155 uu.nafl basket< green peas: Californi aokets 365 tracl Express Arrivals. et St By the Associated Press. LONDON.—Dealings were slack on_the Stock Exchange loday. owing to the week end settlement and ‘peculators awaiting the outcome of the Stresa conference. ‘lndll.llrlll railway and rubber issues ad- ranced. while silver shares on h' price rise in that mrlfl Gold min- ing “trans-Atlantic stocks and eiit-edged | securities _eased on profit-taking. mazker closed rreular | 1S A" better . iohe of the foreizn ¢xchange market reflected on the Bourse today and prices opened ntes were strong. The market dorscd “irregular. —_Trading on the Boerse was due to the small amount of or- 3 L. hesitan The closing ders, nnd prices declined. was quiet. U. . TREASURY NOTES. (Reported by Chas. D. Bgrney & Co.) Rate—Maturity. : S5 &3 RHREE &= o T T 0 | 200 | demand | vcl-‘ ma; ohina, | NS—One California arrived: = i 246 crates asparagus, | | | vacancy left by the death of Albert t: L. Smith and J. C. Isdahl, who re- | jr, to | the place of Sewall Cutler, | signed. All the executive officers were re-elected. The directors took no action on dividends. The special Committee of ‘Dlrecwrs designated for the purpose | of studying the dividend situation, ! was continued and instructed to study the situation further and report. Sales for the first quarter amounted to $31491,666, as against $32.888718 {for the same period in 1934, a de- crease of 4.25 per cent. The de- crease was entirely in liquor sales, # | which were abnermally high in 1934 ‘lon account of stocking of dealers’ shelves 1mmedlztfil\ after repeal. U. S. TREASURY POSITION. By the Associated Press u of the Treasu postton of, ury on Aoril blhn 154 162 of excess of expes Rold assets MONTREAL SILVER. MONTREAL. 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