Evening Star Newspaper, May 1, 1935, Page 17

N CURB LIST HOLDS O NARROW RANGE Final Prices About Evenly Divided Between Gains .and Recessions. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, May 1—The main body af ‘Curb market stocks moved ina nArTow trading area today with nmll | Am Meter Co. prices about evenly divided between small gains and losses. Specialties moved in a wider circle and were generally higher, Trading was moderately active. * CHICAGO LIVE STOCK. CBICAGO. May 1 (7 (United States De- partment of Agriculture).—Hogs. 12.000. including 5.00 direct: moderately activi steady with 'ruesdn. 200-290 pound: 9.00a9.10: _top. s, 8.8589.0 24 35;, most packiag & iight fight. good and Feholce. 130 mn bounds, 83548 K0; Jight weight. 850210, medium a0 2250 bounds x05a0.15: 0 pounds. X8 diym % 5088 130 40 ‘pounds. 6.000 nd Munflx alves. 1.500: strictly medium- welght and elenty steers higher on shipper ac- count; top 16 new high. this price eitg’ 40 Thigher fhan last week's peak: several loads, 14.50a15.50: very little done on lowér-grade weight steers and meneral run steer yearlings about steady: all she stock firm, with rade cows and heifers strong to 25 m:her bulls fully steady: vealers slow. weak at Mon- dgxs So-cent deciine: 3lsughter cattle d vealers, steers. good olce. 5505 oun 10.00a o choice 300-1,500 uo\mdx common_and medium. pounds. fi’vl‘lllfi“ heifers. cnol:e 500 PO ) and mefllum 5 504! 3 "’)i‘llflm\, common _ai medium. 220" ow ‘cutter and" cutter Bulls _(yearlings _excluded)” good 6.25a7.75; cutter. common and mediu d and choice, 7008 0 common and medium. 50a7.00 Sheep. 14.000: few sales and early in- dications around steady on slaughter faetaiheek Atm: doubie chajce. H5-po oolled lambs to shipoers; 5.1 others bid 00 downward with best h: clippers. guotable. 7.00a7 3.00a4.25: slaughter mcw and Lambs. 60 pounds down, scod and P good and chultr common and medium. 2.00 Alabama ‘Alabama Alabama Miss Power 656 K ik S ¢ L >y B Sa gl ) RARRARQL, ¥ EE 55 ERENEITEED sADDDSM D GRS 3 S ¢ EPE L [ T T - 233552033555 punS2 20003 3 EXS TR EEER R et IS BRSNS IR e Pyt 2352233555 0unS3000 BREEREEE e Tt e T E R SRSSESS RS W 5 . .® 55, FRNE 3 2133 3 A ) 200! & WSS SasS i Mo £53 RERS RS s pohdiuhaiol st [PrOROn oSS SELRS! > om-535Coxonan3s o, S o 13003 235300 5 A 2 it FEL & oy 3@ > 3. % SIRCRERRRERRE [y 25! 23 25 23 & s RERRB2RRIR o EREERS SR SIS 2 RaIE S B IHEE 85382 W g P o ot THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. NEW YORK CURB MARKET By private wire direct to The Star. Stoc Bales— Dmcmkq.fi‘.‘u Add 00. Bigh. bii un;* Aero Supply (B). 3 2% Afr Investors Inc. 2 Ala Powr pf (6).. 308 51% Allted Mills In 5 lum'n Co of Am. B0s Alum n Ltd cu pf. 1 Am Capital (B) Am Cap pf (m3).. Am City Power & Lt (k10c) B Am Cynam 40c B. Am Founders 18t pf (D). .. 1008 19% AmGas&E140.. 17 24% AmG & E pf (6)..275s 98% AmLt & Tr1.20 4 Am Light & Trac pt (11%3) Am Maracaibo 1 1 u Am Potash & C Am Superpower. . Am Thread pf 25¢. Angosture W {25¢. Ark Nat GasA.... ‘Armstr Cork(500) Art Metal (k25¢). AssoE1 (p21%c). AusflG&E (A).es ! of 0 1 10 DO 4 O e 0 -~ S 5 Ax-Fisher 3.2 Blue Ridge Corp. . Blue Ridge pf(a3) Borne-Scrymser. . Bower Roll B (1). Bowm-Bilt 1st pf, Bridgeport Mach. Brit-Am Tob cu B (pi43e).. Buckeye P L (3).. Bunker Hill&Sul Butler Bro: e e 508 Can Indus Alco B, Can Marconl. . Carib Syndicate. .. Carrier Corp . Catalin Corp . Cent Hudson G & Ectfs (80c).. Cent P& L 7% pf (m1%).... Cent States Elec.. 3 Centrifugal P 40c. 2 5 Chesbrough 161 .. 508130 130 130 Chi Mail Or (1%). 6 18% 184 ChiRiv&M (1%).. 1 14 14 Childs Co pf. . 10s 171 17% Cities Service 12 1% 1y Cities Service B 2 1% 1 City Auto St k10e. 6% 6 Claude Neon Lts.. 5 15 Clev Elec 1llu (2). 5 3314 Cleveland Tractor 13 1713 Colon Oil. AT % 258 28% Colt's Pat Columbia Gas & Elec cv pf (5)200s 51 Columbia Pic (f1) 50s Com'wlith Ed (4). | Com’wlth&So war Como Mines...... Compo Shoe Mach s.te.(50¢). Cons Copper. . Cons Gas of Balto (3.60).. Cooper Bess pf A. Cord Corp........ Cosden Oil (Me).. Creole Petroleum. Croft Brewing... Crown Cork Intl (m75c) A.. Cusi-Mexicana 20 1758 8. 2 2 2 1 4 1 1 1 59 | Darby Petr (50¢). Distillers C-Seagr Doehler Die Cast. Dow Chemical (2) Driver Har (k50c) Duval Tex Sulph. Eagle Pitcher Ltd Eastn G&F Asso. . Eastn G&F A pf 6.150s Easy Wash MchB 1 Elec Bond&Share. 12 Elec Bd&Shpf (6) 2 | Elec P AsA (32¢). 2 Elec Share pf ww.100s Emp G&F 7% pf.. 50. Equity Corp...... Eureka Pipe L (4)100! 338 European Elec Ltd (A)(60¢). Ex-Cell-O A&Tool —_——— Fairchild Aviat'n. Fanny Farmer Candy (131%e¢). Fajardo Sugar... “erro Enamel 60c. Fiatrets (p813,¢) Fidelio Brewery.. Fisk Rubber. Flintcote A p2ic. Ford Mot Can (k1%) A..... Ford Motor Ltd (p17 7-10c) . Froedtert Gr & M conv pf (1.20)200s —_— Gen El Ltd rets (k30%e). Gen Invest pf. Gen Tire & Ru Georgla Pw pf ( Glen Al Coal Yl% Godchaux Sug(A) Godchaux Sug (B) Great Atl & Pac Tea 1st pf (7) 5081273% 126 127 Great Northern Paper (1).... 2008 20 Greyhound (Del). 1 18 8 - 3 7 . 508 258 6 154% 1 22 19 20 20 11 42 42% 421 !’U'V’U'V" e 00 QOHmE L N D P, 123 g 87 Gme b fifi‘/‘ 291 Qn 4412 44 4413 44 VR I r d 113 of g a* Dakiamg, eI - Q. ANNNDZ 2222 2 Q Y o o kY L B S ) H &' Don o iR o 333 XSRS 2 2 ‘:I 112 100% 1. Joa P B v e 24 i 124'4 mq ». Sisia oo 7% 101‘/: llu'2 u”u, 3 Syracuse L 5s B' Tenn EI Pow s ' Tenn Pub Ser 55 - Texas Hleo Tex 2SI m SR BA S o FENT, 1 FS 82335 233520385 Rneaenrtay FEESS SRSSH Stockand Sales— Dividend Rate, Add 00, Ilth w- olm GuifOilofPa.... 2 Hartman Tobacco Hecla Mining. ... 1% Hollinger G t760.. 1 Horn&Hardt 1.60. 258 Hudson Bay M&S. Humble Oil (1) Food. % % 1% 16% 28% 15% 51% 2 31 111 Pw&Lt $6 pf. . Imperial Oil, Ltd coupon (180c).. Imp Oil rg (180¢). Indiana P L (30¢). Indian Territory Illum Oil (A) Insurance Co of North Am (2) Int Cigar M (180) 1nts Mining (k15¢c) Intl Mining war.. Intl Petrol (12)... Intl Util (B)..... Irving A C (p10c). 310s [Ty © EGH T S — Jer Cnt P&L pt 7., Kerr Lake........ Kingsbury Brew.. Kress (SH) spec Pt (80c). Kreuger(G)Bre' Lake Sh M (14) Lakey Fy & Mch.. Lerner Stores (2). Libby McNeill&L. Lone Star G (plc Long Island Light Long Island Light DLA(T) Long Isiand Light pe (6) B. Louisiana L&Ex Lynch Corp McWilllams Dr (2 2008 Mangel St pf ww. 10s Maytiower As (2).100s Michigan Sugar.. 4 1% Midland Stl Prod. 2 9% Mohawk Hudson 18t pf (4)....1758 48 46% 48 Molybdenum..... 13 11% 11% 11% Mont Ward (7) A. 10s138 138 138 Mount Prod (60c). 5 4% 4% 4% Murphy Co (1.60). 1 98} 98!3 98's Nat Bella Hess, 33 1% 1% 1% Nat Dairy pt A(7)2258108 107 107 NatFuelGas (1). 9 4% 14% 14% Nat Investor: . Nat Leather...... Nat P& L pf (6). 000. NatSugarNJ(2) 6 Natl Tea pf (35¢).100s Nat Transit (Tve) 1 Natomat (6ve) 2 Nehi Corp Neisner Bros p NJZine (2)... Newmont (p50c). N Y&Hon Ro (12) 5008 N Y Shipbldg..... 5 81 NY Telpf (6%3).. 5081167 llh 1167 NY Water Sve pf.100s 61 60 60 Niag Hudson Pwr 1 3% 3% 3% Niagara Hudson PwrAwar.., & & Niag Shrs(Md)B.. 3 3w Niles-Bem-Pond. . 13% 13% Nipissing(k12%c) 2% 2% Noma Elec Corp. . 1% 1% North Am L&P... N % Northn N Y Util PL(T)eeences 108 4 U 10% 20%3 WO O R B 1% ke Northern States Power (A) Novadel Ag (2). 2 6 108 20% 103, 20% Ohio Br B (p50c). 258 26% Ohio Ull cu pt (8) 610s104% 264 26% 103% 1u4 Pacific Eastern... Pac Gas & Elec 1stpf(133).. 1 24y Pac Light'g pf(6) 100! Pan-Am Air (1).. Pantapec Oil Pender G ( Peanroad Corp Pepperell Mtx (8) 5 Perfect Circle (2).50s Phoenix Secur.... 10 Ploneer Gold Mines Ltd (80¢c).... 9 Pitney Bo P (20c) 15 Pltts& L E (2%). 508 Pitts Plate Gl (2) 19008 57 Potrero Sugar. 1% Powdrell & Alex.. Premier Gold ll"c 22 Prod Royalty 215 8 Prop'ties Real \lc IOfll 1'! Propper McCall'm 5 % Puget Sound P&LS$5pt.. 5708 22'5 Puget Sound P&LS$6DL.. Pure Oil pt.. . 2 2% 17208 151 30s 43 1 5% 2 1% 14 43 Rellaole Stores Reliance Corp(A) RiceStixDG (2)s 1 10% Roosevelt Field. . 5 2 Root Ref cv pr pf. Ruberoid Co (1).. lBOl C'Ih —_— St Regis Paper.., 1 I Schift(The)Co(2). 2 28 Selby Shoe (2)... 50s 32% Selected Indus... 2 % Selected Indus allot cfs (334)200s 56 Select Ind pr(3%)100s57 Seton Leather.... 2 Shattuck Den Min Shawinigan Wat & Pw (50c)... Singer Mfg (18%) Smith (A O). . South Am Go & Plat (40c). South Penn O 1.20 Southn Calif Edis EapfC (1%) Southl'd Roy t2sc Square Deal (A) pf (m2713¢) Square Deal (B).. Stand Oil Ky t1% Stand Oil Ohio Steel Co (Canad (12.021%) Stutz Motor. Sunray Oil.... Sunshine Mfg 80c. 75 Swift & Co (176¢) 6 SwiftIntl (2).... 8 Swiss Oil (40¢c) 1 —_— Tampa Elec (2.24) 3 Technicolor Inc.. 2 ‘Teck Hughes(40¢) 11 Texas Gulf Prod., 81 Texon O&Ld(60c). 1 Tonopah Mining. . Trans-Lux Daylite Pic Sn (20¢).. Tri-Contl C war... Tung-Sol Lamp... Tung-Sol L pf (3) 5% 1% 10% 2 6 46% 1% 28 32% % 56 56 5% 5% Bu 1 2% 2% 2y 1 14% 14% 14% 108247 247 247 3% 11 3% 3% 12 25 25 20% 5% 2013 5% 29% 29 1717 18% 1 2 1 1 6 1 Unexcelled Mfg (pl0c). Unit Afr war. . bnnCarrF(l).. 2 Unit Chemical.... 2 Unit Dry Dock (r) 10 Unit Founders. .. Unit Gas Corp. Unit Gas C war Unit Gas Corp pf. Unit G&E pf (7).. 108 Unit Lt&Pw (A). 2 Unit Lt&Pw (B). i 3 Unit Shoe M N% 175. US8Foil (60c) B.. 1 1 U8 & Internat'l Sec 15t pf ww100s U S Play C (12)...100s Unit Verde Ex 406 2 Utah Pw & Lt pt (m1.16%¢)... 25s Utilities P& L 1 Utility Equiti Utility & Indus nf Venezuela Petrol. Vogt Mfg Co (1).. Walker (Hiram).. W Va Coal & Coke Westn Air Exp(n) 2 Westn Cartr pf(6)25s - 99% West Tab & Sta(1) 2 13 Westvaco pf (7).. 258101 101% 101% & 23% 4% 2% EGGS TURN.EAS ON D. C. MARKET) Some Nearby Receipts Cut Half Cent—Quoted Prices Unchanged. Eggs ruled easy on the Washington produce market today. Receipts were plentiful and while quoted prices were unchanged, some purchases of nearby offerings were made at a reduction of half a cent. ‘The summary with m lnd uve ultry prices furnished b partment of Agriculture lollowr (X 00. rmw'z vlentllul hane tho near! A 4.0 Spi loos—mnrket Quoted prices are all chi egE: el Current re: a25. e lhnnu undzr 42 pounds and over. 22a . under 313 pounds. ds.’ 26: some fancy lot: . Turkeys: Hen: CHICAGO STOCK MARKET AGO, May 1 (®.—Following is the Eleie Coteia) list" 6T LraReactions \in notfn on the Chicago Btock Exchange to- llln 8TOCKS. 10 Abbott _Lab. 700 Acme 8. . 0. 150 Allieg Prod. High. Low. Close. s B0% 80% oz -'Hfl'Chl Mlll On‘llr 130 Ghi Yeir Cab 700 Cities Serv 30 Coleman L & 8 1550 Com'with Edis 400 Cord Corp 150 Curtls Mte mni: flng"fifib&dn 100 Gen" Holsenol at ath 600 Noputi-Sparks. 100 Nor, Am 50 Nor'west. Banca 50 Parker Pen > l”" Public 8ve n p 10 Pub Sve 6% pf. 20 Pub Sve 7% pf. 50 Raytheon vtc pf 100 Reltance Intl HON‘DS 20,000 ChiRy 55'27 ctf; Total stock sales tod Total bond sales lod COMMODITY PRICES NEW oLORE, May 1—Index of 18 staple commodity prices (December 31. 1841 eauals 100; 1926 average equals Previous day. 157.2 Yearako 1331 1835 low. 934 i:o 000, y Week. 1935 high. 1934 high. 1933 high.. Rubbe Wheat, bumel Corn. ‘bushi Hogs hunflmd'fi(hl. Silver, ounce 1008 65t%_65% 65% | Eation no: . ‘Wool lluelh-u-. Markets. Addnlonn New York mlrkeu 1-: com- piled by the Atsoclated Pre teady: 7.61n; July e bnn. lepu 8ai mono M-’S‘ 3 ecember. 7.55 arch. 7.58, Ho. 3 el uly, 2 38t tem! Tiobs Jannarr: bt?‘!d : “RAW SILK_Futures closed - changed o lower: ul'n 130 b-?e":‘.l‘ u“.‘; 1. July; ber. Open Putures closed quiet, 11.54n; July. 11. 0! L ‘smoked ribbed. 0o closed 11.50n. b—Bid. n—Nominal. FOREIGN MARKETS. By the Amm.mx Press. LONDON.—The _Stoe hange here open today Sor e nrat e ten sy in & century and dealings were Industrials. aircraft Jssues trai nth: lhlre: suffered pram taking gpod forenoon ld- vance. Oll:-edfed ucurulu regained part of their early losses and oil shares acted better following a rise in petrol prices. The close was irregular. PARIS.—Gains registered on the Bour: Tuesday were held tod: chemical, metal, rubber, petrol trial and international groups. lan issues were exceptions and avy. closing tone was firm. BERLIN.—Boerse closed: May day. TU. 8. TREASURY POSITION. By the Associated Press. ”n. position o:: ?: w on April tures, "$200. £40; O ttoms Tecelpts l?mhu ‘mionth, nsu 200, 28, B of Hfll 5'5’5 D 90 eer!rn n:er the previous dl!. gold assets, $8.706. RAIL EXPENDITURES RISE. NEW YORK, May 1 (#)—Class 1 railroads of the United States ex- pended $600,224,000 for fuel, material and supplies during 1934, according to the Association of American Rail- roads. This was an increase of $134,~ 374,000 over 1933. TEA SALES INCREASE. NEW YORK, May 1 (#).—Sales of the National Tea Co. (Midwest) in four weeks ended April 30 totaled $4.- 816,420, compared with $4,608,401 in the same period last year, ', C., WEDNESDAY, Shell Union Oil Reveals $949,111 Deficit in Year By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, May 1.—Shell Union Ol Corp., in its report for 1934, shows a net loss of $849,111 after all charges, compared with a net loss in 1933 of $5,250,290. A net charge sgainst income of $404,789, however, in connection with debenture retirement brought the 1934 loss to $1,353.900, compared with a loss in 1933 of $4,240,964 % atter allow- ing for profit realized through pur- chase and retirement of the company’s own debentum INTEREST STOPPED =i/ NTIME DEPOSITS New York Banks Swell Huge Sea of Funds Seeking Profitable Outlet. BY RADER WINGET, Associated Press Financial Writer. NEW YORK, May 1.—More Wall Street millions vanished today in the ié | ocean of funds seeking profitable in- vestment, when clearing house banks stopped paying interest on time de- posits. But the action made hardly a rip- ple in the inactive excess reserve of money being held quiet by the lowest interest rates in the history of Amer- ican banking. ‘The 19 members of the New York Clearing House Association no longer | will pay % of 1 per cent interest on lt\me deposits, which are payable with- in six months from the date of de- posit, and after May 15 they will stop paying the same rate on the demand or time deposits of savings banks in commercial banks. B — LOWER NET REPORTED BY CONTINENTAL OIL By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, May 1.—Continental 0il Co. and subsidiaries report for the quarter ended March 31 net income of | share, against $1,211,483 or 26 cents KRESGE STORES EARN $85,994 DURING YEAR| By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, May 1.—Kresge De- partment Stores, Inc, and wholly | 2 | owned subsidiaries (Jersey) for the fiscal year ended January 31 had net | $29,151 in the preceding fiscal year. $940,807, equivalent to 20 cents a | & share in the March quarter last year. ! profit of $85994 against net loss of | MAY T, 1935. SLOWER PACE § AT STEEL PLANTS Iron Age Reports Decline of One Point in Week to 46 Per Cent Mark. By the Assoclated Pr NEW YORK, May 1.—Reporting current steel production at 46 per cent of capacity, off 1 point from last week, Iron Age in its weekly summary today said “definite trends in steel demand are still lacking.” Pig iron production in April was below that of the previous month, but in contrast with this sign of slackened activity steel scrap prices “are giving 8 demonstration of stability in virtually all markets,” the review asserted. Mill operations showed gains at De- troit, but were off at Chicago, the valleys, the Cleveland-Lorain district and Buffalo. “The flow of steel to the automotive industry has tapered, but the reces- sion has been due to strikes at a Michigan steel mill and at two Chev- rolet plants rather than to any appre- ciable decline in the requirements of motor car makers. “Steel releases from manufacturers | unaffected by labor disputes have thown little change, despite the fact that the peak of this year’s bulge in production has apparently been passed. “Farm implement makers are be- ginning to feel a seasonal falling off in business and stove makers will soon have to curatil, but tractor manufac- | turers are booked in excess of their ability to deliver, with some plants enjoying the best trade in their his-| April pig fron production was 1,664,000 tons, or daily rate of 55470, against 1,770,028, or 57,098 tons daily, in March. Greater stability in scrap prices, the summary said, was based in part upon the recent advance in railroad freight rates and larger export demand in the East. The Iron Age composite on scrap is slightly higher at $1042 a ton. ‘The composites on finished steel and pig iron are unchanged at 2.124 cents a pound and $17.90 a ton, respectively. WORLD GOLD OUTPUT AGAIN RISES IN MARCH By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, May 1.—Production of gold throughout the world in March totaled 2,290,000 fine ounces, compared | with 2,147,000 in February, the Amer- | ican Bureau of Metal Statistics re- ported today. In the United States production was 1269,000 ounces, against 220.000 in | Pebruary. Canadian output was 242,- /000 ounces, against 229,000 in Feb- ruary. South African production was 882,- 000 ounces, against 820,000 in Feb- | ruary. e e | American Ice Co.—March quarter | deficit was $225.084 vs. deficit $272,422. FINANCIAL, HUDSON MOTOR NETS $235,610 IN QUARTER By the Assoclated Press. NEW YORK, May 1~The Hudson Motor Car Co. reports for the first quarter net profit of $235,610, com- pared with & net loss of $802,845 in the first quarter of last year. The figures are after all charges, including reserves and $464,750 for deprecia- tion. CARBON DEAL REPORTED. NEW YORK, May 1 ().—It was re- liably reported today that control of the Palmer Carbon Co. of Texas will be acquired by Western Carbon Co., & gxohidmry of the Columbian Carbon wx» A—17 ’Treasury Shows $1,300,000,000 of Bonds Exchanged By the Associated Press. The Treasury announced last night | that $1,300,000,000 of the $1,933,000- 000 in first Liberty bonds called for June 15, have been exchanged for new securities. Holders of the Liberties being re- tired have the option of receiving cash or trading in their bonds for other Federal issues—either 20-25 year, 27 per cent bonds or 5-year, 1% per cent notes. ettt Savage Arms Corp—March quarter deficit was $66,930 vs. deficit $82,336. “Washington’s Finest Liquor Store” 705 14th §t. N.W. CHOICE QUALITY WINES Sold With a Money-Back Guarantee! 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Motor manufac- turers have turned to new alloy metals of extra strength and durability to meet these new ditions: pressure and heat. Yet motor oils generally have no more oili- ness and film strength now than they had ten years ago. Some oils have less, because over- refining to eliminate carbon and sludge has robbed them of oiliness and film strength. ‘There is one exception—Conoco Germ Pro- cessed Motor Oil. It, too, is free from carbon and sludge troubles, as its users know after millions of trouble-free miles of driving. But more important, Almen and Timken machine tests prove it has more oiliness and 2 to 4 times the film strength of any straight mineral oil! That added oiliness and film strength protect your motor under all conditions. Germ Processing—adding concentrated oily essence to highly-refined oil—gives other valu- able advantages. Because Germ Processed Oil penetrates and combines with metal surfaces, a “Hidden Quart” stays up in your motor and cuts down starting-period wear. Germ Pro- cessed Oil gives longer mileage with greater motor proteetion, as proved by the famous Indianapolis Destruction Test. Say “O.K.—Drain”—fill with Conoco Germ Processed Motor Oil and get full motor protection! CONTINENTAL OIL COMPANY e Esz. 1875 ERM PROCESSED PARATFIN BaSE MOTOR OIL