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¥l NANCIAL. U.5. BONDS STEADY IN QUIET TRADING Corporate Issues Slide Along Narrow Groove Also in Forenoon. Bond Averages 20 10 10 10 Rails (ndust. Util Pan +.2 —1 Unc. +.1 94.31028 99.6 T1.5 9411029 996 714 9441030 999 721 91.8102.5101.4 .69.6 99.0104.41028 74.7 2.0102.4 994 708 98.2104.41031 73.0 86.91018 99.3 67.6 458 400 646 422 high__ 101.1 98.9102.9 100.5 10 Low-Yield Bonds. Noon ....108.7 Prev. day. 108.8 Month ago 109.1 Year ago.111.6 1937 high_ 113.7 1937 low. 108.4 1936 high. 113.5 1936 low.. 110.2 1928 high. 104.4 1932 low. 86.8 Net change. Today, noon Prev. day.. Month ago. (Compiled by the Associated Press.) Bs the Associated Press. NEW YORK, April 19—In quiet trading the bond market slid along in | & narrow groove today, with prices | steady in both the U. S. Government and corporate divisions. | U. S. Government issues picked up | about 1-32 to 5-32 of a point. De- | mand centered on Treasury 2':s, the | 23%s of 1954 and the 3s of 1955. The 3Vas of 1949 were a shade lower. Modest improvement ruled in Amer- fcan & Foreign Power 5s, Bethlehem Steel 4l:s, Rock Island general 4s, International Telephone 5s, Nickel Plate 41,5 and Southern Railway 4s Somewhat lower were Santa Fe 4s, Goodyear 5s, International Paper 5s, Penn Dixie Cement 6s and Western Union 5s. In the foreign sector, fractional | gains were scored by Milan 6 | pan 615, German 7s and Brazil 61:s, | Uruguay 6s and Peru 6s were a shade lower. | Belgtum 635 49 _ BONDS ON By private wire direct to The Star. TREASURY. Hih Low. 285 2145 1949-63 23,8 1945-47_. 2% 1948-51_. 2%8 1951-54.. %3 1956-59 2% 1950-60.. 38 1946-48. 100.12 100.10 100,1 99.80 100, 99.30 101.8 100,81 108.12 108,7 102,28 102,28 103.29 103.28 108,10 106.8 106.21 105,18 105.30 105.30 108.16 108,16 108.16 110.13 1109 1109 41483 81943245 106,16 106.12 105.12 4148 1947-52 114.16 11416 114.16 FEDERAL FARM MORTGAGE. 381947 102.7 1027 1027 101.80 101,27 101.80 102.25 102.24 102.24 OWNERS' LOAN. 99.26 99.24 99.26 100.6 1004 100.6 101.22 10117 101,17 FOREIGN BONDS. High. Low. 2:58. Abitibi Pa&Pw 68 63 . wo'A 10634 106% Adriatic Elec 7s'52.. 8y Akersnus 63 63 u% 9834 Antioguia 16 16 Antioquia 7 16 Antioquia 7s 45 D Antioguia 1st 78 '57... Argentine 4134571 Argentine (%45 62 Argentine 68 67 A Argentine 6868 B Argentine 6s 59 June Argentine 6s 69 Oct _ Argentine 68 60 May Argentine 63 ‘60 Sept Argentine 6s 60 Oct Argentine 6s 61 Febr Argzentine 63 61 May _ Australia 4145 56._ Australia 6s 55 Australia 6s 57 103.12 102,28 103,29 108,10 106,21 106.80 Blas 1946-49_ 3143 1944-46 338 1940-43June 3%81943-47 3% 1946-56_. 43 1944-54 248194244 2%81939-49_ 881952 __ 100% 1014 10084 10034 10134 #1023 idg 1013 101 10234 1014 10635 108% 108 ergen City 68 60. 100 Berlin Elec 6s 5, _ 2034 Berlin Elec 6%s 59___ 2084 Brazil 6148 '26-'57 _ 3974 Brazil 61458'27-'57 Brazil 78’52 Brazil 85 41 __ KBrisbane 68 '57. Buenos Aires 4%8-3%8'77 Py Buenos A 414876 Aug Buenos Afres 4%5-4%8°'76 April _ Bue Al 4158-4%5s 75 _ Buenos A C 68 60 Oct Buenos A 6s 61 st Pv._ Bulzaria 7338 68 May coupon oft. | Canada 2 Canada 4360 . Wasbmgton Exchange : SALES. City & Suburban 5s—$1,000 at 85, $1,000 at 85 Capital Transit Co.—1 at 1315, 2 at 1315, Potomac Electric Power 6% 116 cash, Washington Rwy. & Elec. pfd.—10 at 109, 10 at 109. National Capital Bank—10 at 145. 10 at 145, 9 at 145 Washington Loan & Trust Co.—1 at 292. Mergenthaler Linotype—10 at 46z, 7 at 4612, 3 at 46°. BONDS. Bid and Asked Prices. PUBLIC UTILITY. | Bid. Asked Amer. Tel. & Tel 1 Anacostia & Pot. 5s Ana. & Pot. Guar. s Tel. of Va. 5s &idiial Traction B R. City & Suburban 55 Georsetown Gag 1t pfd—5 at 4128 35 | 3las 1 1958 1980 Wash. Ray. & Hiec. 4 MISCELLANEOU: Country Club 5 .M. Cold Storage STOCKS. PUBLIC UTILITY. Amer. Tel. & Tel. (8) Capital Trensit Co. = __ N. & W. Steamboat (£) Eot. Elec. Pov, 0 t. () . Po. 5'2% DL (550) Fash Gas Lt Co. (.60 Wash. Ry. & Elec. com. (16) 725 Wash: By, & Bt O GY 1ok BANK AND TRUST COMPANY. Amer. Sec_ & Tr. Co. (e8) Bank of Bethesda (h.75) Capital _(4) Com. & Savings (10) Liberty (4) Lincoln (16.25) Natl_Savings & Trust Pr. Georges Bk. & Tr. Riges (e%) Rigss pfd. (5) Washington _(6) Wash. Loan & Tr. (eS) FIRE INSURANC! 6) o) 043, 1 1 1 11 i S, American Corcoran Firemen's (1.60) Nationa1 Union (.60) TITLE INSURANCE olumbia (.30) 15 al Estate (6) 150 MISCELLANEOUS. Carpel Corp. (2.00) Lanston Monotvpe (4 Mergenthaler Lino. Peoples Drug §. com. Peoples Drug §. pfd Real Est. M.&G. pf Becurlty ‘storace Ref, & Wn. C v “com wawd. % Toth Of. JEx dividend. nnm Jfi\.ne 30. 1936 45 paid R NEW YORK BANK STOCKS NEW YORK, Abril 19 (P.—Over-the- counter market. ‘bank and trust compa- nies; opening bid and asked prices Bid. Bank of Mannaitan (1'2)_ 100y = 1 First Nll\enll Public (1) - Bankers (2) Brooklyn Trust (1) Central Hanover (4 Chemical (1.80) Continental (.50)" Corn Exchange (3) Lawyers “rust (7240) - Manugacturers (2) _ Bl Gittatty & Tru FOB.EIGN MARKETS. . LONDON. April 19 (#.—Slock prices elosed mixed, with gold_mining shares in good supply, especially Kaffirs. Operators were awaiting the presentation of the overnment’'s budget statement tomorrow fefore making new commitments, and the possibility of liquidation in commodity markets also acted as a restraining factor. Gilt-edged securities and foreign bonds remained quiet and steady, while the oil group and trans-Atlantics were mixed. Sbipping and Tazon shares sold higher. ARIS —Banking shares were firm in the Bourss today. despite the fact that PBank of France stock closed 100 francs lower. Government securities were mixed, rentes finishing 20 centimes lower to 20 igher. Suez Canal lost 225 francs and Royal Dutch declined 23 francs. CRUDE OIL PRICES. . Okla., April 19 (7.—Base crude oll pi tinent area—Oklahoma-Kansas. uwi?ycnocx:le. ssc' 19 $1.30. North, .50"‘»‘?; est_Ce: o Ao ST 20, East Texas, "s113 Shemnan - Sasio acal (SL08, Narth Loulslana- ravity 'sci M;‘t.n;;suzum;m Area—8alt Creek, Wro., L STRATE Pennsylvania grade (Bragtord-Allerany) same grade in_Southwest Pennulvlml lines. same grade in Eureka lines. $2.37: ‘rnde in Buckeye lines, $2.22. eravity same Corning, S'I-';SEL QUOTATIONS. NEW YORK. April 19 (.—Steel prices per 100 pounds, f.0.b. Pittsburg] annealed sheets. hot, rolled. 2 vanized sheets, 3.825 Blu:k Sheets, Saot rolled, 3. 1‘"5 SLM.‘l bars, 2. RUBBER FUTUBES YORK. April 19 (7. —Crude rub- ber futures opened firm. 22 to 53 higher: May, 5b; July, 2305423.17. Beplem- ber, 23.25a23.3¢. b—Bid. ! Chile 6s | French | Minas Gers6%s '58 | Oslo 434 55 | Paris Orl Ry 63 Canada bs 62 Chile 63’60 Ch.te 68 Y | Chile 68 61 Febr.. Chile 6s 61 Sept _ 63 Chile Mtg Bk 6148 Chilean Mun L 7s 60 Colombia 6s 61 Jan. Colombia 68 61 Oct _ononna:.en I“,A( A Cordoba 75’57 stpd Costa Rica s & 51 Cuba 5%s 45 Cuba 5%s 53 Czechoslovakia 88 '51 Denmark 4348 62 Denmark 538 ‘55 Denmark 6s 42__ Estonia s 67 v 7s'49 French Gov 73,8 41.. Ger CBKk A 6s 38 __ GerCBk A Ts Ger Gov 5148 65 st Ger Gov 6%s 65 un st Ger Prv & City Bank con Ag 6%8 ‘58 Ger Rep 78 49 stpd ltaly 78 51 | ltal P U Crd 7s '52_. |Japan6ls ‘65 . Japan 63%s 54 | Kreug&Toll 6359 cts._ | Leipsig 7s'47 Lombard Elec 7s 52 Low Austria 71 s '50 unmat coupon on Medeiin 61,5 54 Mex 4s 10-45 Mflan 6%s 5 143 6% 43 Sept coupon oft __ 285 New S0 Wales 5s '57__ 1024 New So Wales 55 10235 Norway 4363 9034 Norway s 65 100 Norway 63 43 4 108% Norw Hy El 5%s 57 10234 b8 10054 68 Per~ambuco s 47 Sept coupon off Peru 6s 60 _ Peru 6s 61 _ Peru 7s 59 __ Poland 6s 40_. Poland 7s 47 Prague Gir 73852 Prussia 6s ‘52 26% <13y 2% 233 Queensiand 7s ’41 Rhine W EI P 6s'52 Rhine W ] P 68 ‘53 Rhur Chemical 6s '48_ RioaeJan 6148 63 Aug coupon off Rlo Gr do Sul 7s '66 May coupon oft Rio Gr do Sul 7s 67 June coupon oft _ Rio Gr do Sul 8s '46 April coupon off _ Rome 63,552 Sao Paulo C6s ‘57 May coupon oft _ Sao Paulo St 7s 40._. Sa0 Paulo St 7s ‘66 Sept coupon off Sao Paulo St 8s ‘36 July coupon off Sao Paulo St 8s ‘50 July coupon oft Sydney 538 '55 Tokio 6% s 61 Tokto E L Ltd Un Stl Wk 61,8 47 A Un Stl Wks 6148 ‘51 A. Uruguay 6s 60 Uruguay 6s 64 Uruguay 88 46 Vienna 6s°52 May co. Yokohoma 6s 61 8214 10234 163 1834 261 2614 6814 6835 6835 % 824 DOMESTIC BONDS. Alleg Corp 68 44 Y84y Alleg Corp 6 49 9015 Am & For Pw 682030 1814 Am lcecvbs'63 ___ 95 Am1GChbis 49 1064 Am Intl 6%s 49 - 108 Am Tel & Tel 33 1 Am Tel & Tel 3348 66 AmT&T 418 39 ___ AmT& T6%s 43__ _ Am Writ Paper 6847 Anaconda deb 4348 ‘50 Ann A 18t ex in 43 '95_ Anglo-Chil Nit 7s ‘67 _. Armour & Co 4348 '39_ Armour (Del)1st 4565 Armour & Co Del 48 67 Armstrong C'k 48 ‘50 A T&S Fe adj 48 95 A T&S Fe ad) 48 95 st A T&S Fe gen 48 ‘95 A T&S Fe 4%m 48 AT&S FeC A 41862 A T&S Fe TSCL 4s 58 Atlanta & Birm 4833 _ Atla&Ch A L bs 44 Atl Coast L 1st 48 '53_ AUC Lun4¥s 64 __ AUG& W I68'69 __ Baldwin Loco 58°40._. B&O 18t ¢» 43 B&O 4%s B&O 1st 6848 Balto & O ref 63°95 A_ B&OG6s 96 F B & O ref 63 2000 D B&Oref 68 95 C B & O PLE&W V 4 B & O Swn bs 50 B & O Toledo 4859 Beth Steel 3% 66 Beth Steel 4% s 60 Bos & Me 4%8°'61J Bos & Me 6866 .. Bos & Me 68°67 _____. Bot Con M 6148 °34__.. Bklyn Ed con 3% #'66._. 41 THE EVENING N. Y. STOCK Hizh. Low. 2:88, uBl4 w2l 98 106% 108% 1083 112 1124 1125 10136 1003 1003¢ 10634 10834 10634 1083 1083 108% 8734 86% 86l 68 68} 103 108 10§ 213 7% 114114 110% 110% e 11 118% 116y 116% 116% 128 128 9536 WBY4 1013 10134 nz 12 110§ 110% 106 104% 1937 2034 10184 1015 0% Tl 8% 73% 10834 1084 9935 9984 Bklyn Man T 4%8s"66._ Bklyn Un E1 68 '50 Bklyn Un Gas 6845 Bklyn Un Gas 68 ‘50 Bklyn Un Gas bs ‘57 B Bush Term con s '55_ By-Prod Ck 5%s ‘45 Camag 78 42 ctfs Canada So 58 '62 A Can‘dian N R 43%s8 ‘57 Can’a N 68’69 July. Can’dian N 65’69 Oct._. Can’dian N R68'70___. Can'dian N db 6% s ‘46 Can'dian P db 4s perp Can'dian Pac 4%s 60 Can’dian Pac 6544 cfs CaroCl& O 68 68 A__. Car & Gen 5350 ww__ Cent of Ga 58 '69 C Central I11 Lt 3% s'66. Cent N England 4s "61. Centof N J gen 6s'87_ Cent Pac 18t rf 4s'49_ Cent Pac 68 ‘60 Cent RR B Ga b8 ‘37... Cert'd deb 6.8 48 Chesap C cv 68 44 Chesap Corp 68 47 __. Ches&O3%s 96 D___ Ches &0 3%s 96 E___ C&Ogen4%s'92 __ Chi B& Qgen 4s'68__. ChiB&Q4%s'77 - ChiB&Qref 68°71___ Chi B&QI div 3% x'49_. Chi B&Q (1l1dv és'49_ Chi & E 111 68 °61 Chi & E 11158 '51 ctfs__ Chi Grt West 4869 ___ Chi1 & L genbs 66 _. Chi Ind & L zen 63 ‘66 CM St P4s89 = CM&StP gn 4158 '89 C. CM&St P 4%s 89 E_ CM&St P’ 68 76 CM&StP&P adi 6 Ch &NW gen 3%s '8 Chi & NW 4%s 2037 Chi & NW 4382037 C Chi & NW 4% g 49 Chi & NW gen 65 87 _ C&NW Nr W 615836 Chi R I&P rf 48°34 _ Chi R &P rf 48'34ctf_. “hi R &P gen 48 '88 __ Chi R I&P 4s'88 ctfs__ Chi R I&P 4%8°62 Chi R I&P 4%8 62 ctf. Chi R I&P 4%s 60 Chi T H&S 1st 68°60 Chi T H&S Inc 53 60. Chi Un Sta 314851 Chi Un Sta 3%s 63 Chi Un Sta 4544 Cht & W In con 4i Chi& W Ind4%s 62__ Childs & Co 65 *43 Cin Un Ter 33,8 D gtd Cin Union Term 5s'57_ CCC&St L gen 45 93 _ CCC&St Lrf 434817 E CCC&St L ret 58 '63 D CCCStL Wh Wat Valley 45 ‘40 Clev El [11 3% 865 ___ Clev Un Tel 4 %48 ‘77 _ Clev Un Term 6s 13 B Clev Un Ter 6%s "T2A Colo Fuel&Iron 58 *43_ Colo Fuel & Ir 68 70 Colo& So 4%;8°'80 __. Columbia G & E deb 5852 April it Columbia G & E bs 52 May ) Columbia G&E bs '61_. Colum Ry P&L 4s 65 Comel Credit 3% s '51_ Com Inv Tr 314851 175 10834 1083 15 106 1093 104% 105 ( 10234 1003 90}y 102 108 Cons Gas NY 4%s '51._ Consol 01 335 ‘61 Consum Pwr «%s 66 __ Cc 1sum P un 3348 '65_ Cons Pwr 31,8 70_ Crane Co3%s 61 Crown C & S 48 '50. Cuba RR 65 36 _ Cuba Northn 53 Del & Hud ref 4s ‘43 _ Den G & E 58 ‘51 st Den & R G con 48 36 Den& R G 4348 '36__ Den& R G W 68 65 5 ef: | Detrott E4 45 65 i Det Edison 448 61 D_ Det Edison 58 52 _ DulSS& Atss 37 _ Duques Lt 414857 B_. Elec Auto Lite ¢s'52__ Ertecy 48 63 A Erfecv4s'53 B Erie gen 43 y6_ Erie ref ts 67____ Erie ref 5s 75». Fairbks Morse 4 Fla EC Ry 68 7. Fla ECRy 587 Gen Mot Acc 3s 46 _ Gen Mot Ass 258 51, Gen St Cast 6455 49 Goodrich 4 4 s 56 Goodrich 6s 45 Goodvear T&R 5557 Gt North'n Ry 3% 567 Great N Ky 48 40 G ireat N Ry 48 46 1 GrtN Ry ref 41, 61 4 GTUN R'gen 434876 D GItN R gen 43877 B. GrtN R gen 68 73 C GrtNR6%s 625 Green Bay 662 B Guif M &N 6550 Gulf States Ut 43 w46 Hoe (R) 1st mtg 44 Houston 011 63840 Hudson Coal 58 ‘52 = Hud & Man inc 65 5T Hud & Man ref 6a '57_. [1} Bell Te1 3345 70 I11 Cent 1st ex 3 1%48'51. LI Cent col tr 4s 53 [l Cent col tr 48 ‘53 (11 Cent ref 4s 55 Il Cent 4% 5 66 (11 Cent ref 55 ‘55 ICC&StL N 043,863 ICC&StL N O 6¢ 63 111 Steel deb 4348 ¢0 Inland Sti3%s 61 _ Int RT 1strf 68 68 LRTistrt6s 66 ctfs Int Gre Nr 6s 52 o Int Grt Nr adj 6s'52 A Int Hydro Elec 6s 44.. Int Pap 1st 68474 Lot Pap ref 6s 55 _ Int T&T cv 4348 39, Int T&T 434852 Int T&T 68 56 lowa Cent 1st&rt4s'51. Jones&L St1 45614 Kans C So 1st 38 60 Kans City So ref 68 '50 Kan G Term 1st 45 '60._ Kresge Found 4s 45_ Laciede Gus 68 ‘39 _ Laclede G 638 53 C Laclede G 6%s 60 D . Lake S&M So3%s97. Leh C&N 4348 64 A . Len V P con 438 2003. Leh V RR con 68 2003 Loew's3y,s 48 Long Isid ref ¢x’¢9 ltD Lorillard 7s ¢4 La& Ark6s’ey Lou & Jeft Bld 4s *45. L & Nash 3% s 3003__. L& N unif 48 40 L&N 4%82003C____. McCrory Stores 68 ‘51 McKess&Rob 6% 850 Manhat Ry 4s 80 ctfs. Manila RRS | 48°39. Mead Co 68 "45 Mich Cent 3%s'52__. Mid RR N J 65°40___. Mil El R&L 68 '61___. MUER&BL rf 6871, Mil Spa & N W ¢8°47_ Minn & St L 6934 ctfs. MStP&SSM cn 4838 . MStP&SSM 6. 10935 86 87 8 823 823y 1013 164 15 100%4 100 9l 993 873 8% 107 . 1043 U3 6014 6034 100 104 1083 10534 844 9244 105 106 90 1025 108 [ MoK & T ad) 6867 ___. Mo Pac s ‘76 Mo Pac bs 'l Mo Pac 58 Mo Pac 5s Mo Pac 68 Mo Pac 58 Mo Pac bs Mo Pac 5s ° Mo Pac5%s 49 A_. Mob & Chio 65°38 Mob & Oh M div 6#°47_. Mohawk & M 48°91_ 0 0 Monong Pub 8 ¢%#'60. 101 10134 10134 STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, APRIL 19, 1937 : L (0 : FINANGIAL. e A1)/ EXCHANGE Hll‘h. Low. 2:55. Monong Pub 8 8s'65 . 1033 108} 108% Monong Ry 1st 48 '60_. 106 108 99% 13 10436 104 104 1015 10474 104% 6613 6634 % vay 9% 19% 97 Nassau Elec 4#°51 gtd. Natl Dairy % o51ww. Natl Dis PC 434 8'45__ Nat) Steel ¢s 66 New Eng RR 45’45 New OrIGNR 65 ‘83 A_ New Orl & N ¢%s'52.. New Orl PS 6s 62 A__ New Orl PS5 68°55 B__ New Or] Ter 48°53. New OriT&M 4%s ‘56 New Orl T&M 6s ‘5 10434 108% 10424 663 NYCent3%s’'s2 wi_ NY Central 3%s 97 NY Central 3% s *46___ NY Cent con 4898 _ NY Cent rf 43%s 2013, NYCrf4%s2013n NY Cent rf 58 2013, NY Cent cv 6s 44_ NYCL Sh 3%s'9 NYC&St L ¢ A NY Ch1 & St L 68°38 _ NYC Mich C3%s ‘9! N Y Chi & StL 45'46 NY Dock 1st 48°61 _, NY Edison 3%s 65 D_ NY Edisref 3 s 66, NY NH& H 8%s ‘64 NYNH&H4s 67 ___. NYNH&H ¢%48°67__. NY NH & H el tr 65°40. NYNH& Hevés ¢8_ NY O&W gen 4s 65 NY O&W ref ¢s 92 NYQuesns con3 % s'65. NY Steam 68 56 NY Steam 1st 63 ‘47, NY Tel zen 4145 ‘39 NY Tr Rk 68 '46 stp. NY W& B 4%s 46 Niag Falls P 338 66 Niag L & O 5565 Norf So 18t ref 6561 Norf S Ist rf6s'61 cfs_ North Am Co 63 61 North Am Ed 68 69 C_ Nor'n Pac gen 38 2047_ Nor'n Pac 4897 o Nor'n Pac 4%s 2047 North Pac 55 2047 C. North Pac 6s 2047 Ohio Edison 465 .. Ont Pwr Niag 6s'43__. Oreg RR & N 4846 Oreg W RR ¢s 61. Pac Gas& E13%s'6 PacG & E3%s’61 PacG & E 48 64 = Pac RR Mo 1st 4838 __ Pac T&T rf 34866 B_ Pac T&ET 3% 8’66 C raramount Pic 68 ‘55 Penn Dixie C 65 41._ Penn Co 4852 E renn Co 45 63 Penn Glass & S ‘60 Penn O & D 434877 Penn P&L 4%4s 81 Penn RR 3% s '52 Penn RR 3% s 70 C_ Penn RR 4%s ‘81 D Penn R R 4%s ‘84 - Penn RR con 4%35 60 Penn RR gn 438 65 __ Penn RR deb 4%s 70 Penn RR gen 6868 _ People GL&C rf 658°47.. Peoria & E inc 4s 90_, Pere Marq 4%s '80 Pere Marq 1st 58 '56 Phila Co 65 67 . Phila & GaC&1 68'73 Phila & R C&1 65 49 Philiopine Ry 48 37 ___ Pillsbury F1 M 6s 43_ PCC&St L 4%8"17C__ Port Gen El 4338 60__ Postal Tel & C58°53__ Pressed Stl Car 63 51_ Pure Ofl 4% » 50 ww Pure Ofl 4% 850 x Purity Baking 58’ R-K-O 67 ¢1 Reading R 43 Reading R 4 Rem-R 51,5 47 A ww_ Republic Stl 438 60__ Republic Stl ¢34 56_. Republic Stl 438 61__ Republic Stl 6%s ‘5 Revere Cop 48 56 Richfleld O 6844 ctfs_ Rio G W col 48 49 A R1AZL 18t 4348 34 Rutland Can 4s '49_ Saguenay Pw4 % w'66__ St L IM&S R&G 4s5'33 _ St LIM&SR&S4s'33ct _ StL-S Fran 48 '60A __ St L-S F 48 '60 A ott St L-S Fran 434878 __ StL-SF 4%#'78 cf sc_. St L-S Fran 6360 B__. StLSW ist ¢s°89 StLSWgnrfés 90__ StPKCSL4%s 41_ St P M&M ext 65 43 San A & A Pass 48 43. San An P Svc 6852 A _ San Diego CG&E4s'65. Sci0t0 C& N E 4s'89__ Seabd A L 4s 50 ___ Seabd A L 48 50 stp__. Seabd A L ref 48 69__. Seabd A L ad) 68 49___ Seabd A L 65 45 A Seabd A L 6s 45 ctf; Seabd A;F1 68'36 A ct_ Seabd A-Fla 6s'35 B ct Shell Un deb 3% '51__ Silesian Am 78 °¢1 Skelly O1l 48 '51 _ Socony Vac 314s'60 _ Southn Cal Gas 45°65_ South Nat G 4% #'61__. So Pac3%s 46 _ So Pac col 48 49 So Pac ref 4s ‘65 So Pac ¢%s 68 So Pac 4148’69 So Pac 4%s 81 So Pac Ureg 4%s So Ry gen 48'56 A _. So Ry 63 '94 So Ry gen 68 '56_. 8o Ry 6348 '56 SoRy M & O 4838 South Bell T&T 6s '41. Spokane Int 5s *56 Staley A E 4846 Stand Ol N J 3s'61 Studebaker cv 6s°45__ Swift & Co 3% s '50___ Tenn C&C 68 44 B Tenn EI Pw 63 47 A. Term AsSt L 48 ‘53 _, Lexas Corp 3%s ‘51 Third Av ref ¢s 60 Third A ad in 65°66. 345 Truax TC63%s'43 ___ 108% UnEIL&P5%s8 54 _ 10634 Un Ofl of Cal 338 '62_ 111y Un Ofl Calif 68 42 A__ 116! Union Pac 3%s 70 E2) Un Pac 3%s'71 Un Pac 1st rf 48 2008~ United Drug 68 '53 United Rys St L 48’34 U S Rubber bs ‘47 Utah L& T 6544 (A)_ Utah P& L6844 ___ Utll P &L 63 59 ww. Ut P& L 534847 Vanadium cv 63 41_ 11024 10234 110% 10734 1043 9675 10035 10544 101 9934 99%% 1004 100 10434 10114 1033, 10514 10635 107 99 10534 10614 11844 i 108% § 1013 i 116y 113 10734 10634 10234 10154 106 1083 9% 9 10835 10534 32 32 10434 10434 10415 96 953 134 133 1063 108 108% 108% . 9T 97 1082 1081 1013 10134 V Cz&P1st 434834 ast Ver Sug 18t 7542 ctts_ VAE&P 1st ref 48'55_ Va Ir C&C 1t 6s 49 Va Ry 18t 3% 66 Va8 W con 5a'58 . Wabash 4348 ‘73 Wabash 43¢5 78 ctf. Wabash 1st 68 ‘39 _ Wabash 2d 68 '39__ Wabash 65 ‘76 B__. Wabash 68 80 D. Wabash 6%s 76 Walker H&S ¢ Walworth 6s '55 n. Warner Bros cv Warner-Quin s °39 West Penn P,334s '66_. W Sh 1st 48 2061 gra__ Weat'n Md 1st ¢s '53__ Weat'n Md 6%8'77..__ West'n Pac 5 West'n Pac 68 West'n Un 4% s lfl Weatn Un cl tr 68 '38__ West'n Un 6851 _____. 10435 10434 West'n Un 6s 60 .___ 108 102%¢ Whee) Steel 43868 _ 99 % W Sp Stl 1st 78 '35°ct_ ll" .::4 :g W SpSticonTs'3bet 41K 4ol u% Wilkes B&E 18t 6842 39 Wilson & Co ¢s 66 wu(:ent 18t gD 4849, C 18t gn 45 49 e Wll CS&D Trm4s'3| T'ngstn8&T 33 Y'ngstn S&T és 108 lw;( 28Y 26Y4 19 19 19 1404 18984 1393 10056 1003¢ 1003¢ NEW PEAK I SET BY STEEL OUTPUT|E Operations Climb to 91.3 Per Cent, Well Above Mark for May, 1929, By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, April 19.—A new high production record for the steel industry in this country was an- nounced today by the American Iron and Steel Institute. It reported operations for this week advanced to 91.3 per cent of capacity from 90.3 per cent the previous week, equivalent to a tonnage output of 1,196,000 tons for the week. This stopped the May, 1929, peak of 1,193,- 284, the institute said. Operations on a percentage of ca- pacity basis were higher on the 1929 spurt. Steel men explained, however, expansion in production facilities in the meanwhile enabled the industry to set a new tonnage record, despite the lower operating rate. Busy for weeks on the largest back- log of unfilled orders in many years, the industry has pushed steadily up the recovery path this year. The latest week operating rate com- pares 89.6 per cent a month ago and 70.4 per cent a year ago. Trade quarters have reported some slackening in new orders lately, but the large reserve has enabled mills to maintain activity at peak levels for the recovery. Orders have been coming in from a variety of sources, with revival in rail equipment buying and expansion in automobile production sinee the settlement of strikes swelling incom- ing business. Washington Produce BUTTER—A? score. 1-pound prints, Ys-pound prints, 3K tub. 36: 90 score. 1 pound prints, 36: 's-pound prints, 37, tub. 35, MEATS—Choice ~beef. calves, 16: 24, frozen a yeal. 163 lamb fresh ham smoked ham Shiced “bacon: bacon, 28§ pound. 1114 lard, LIVE STOCK P : light_hogs, Blaaf. medium 6egle;’ heavies 730 xmij 5. 5a7la: calves. 6al0; lambs. tial0 rices paid shippers net'tob Washing. By the United States Bureau of Aoticulbaral Economics E Market on United States Gov. ernment graded extras. mediums and standards, large. 'y cent lower: other rades unchanged. Current receipts, 2013: Fennery white 2. Government graded dated white eggs, shippers f.0.b . large i} LIVE POULTRY-—Market on chickens steady and undetermined. other classes about steady at unchanged prices. Fowl Colored, heavy, 1Xal9: Leghorns. 14al5. Chickens, Rocks and Crosses, no quota- tion: Leghorns. 134 to pounds and up, 21; smaller sizes, 1% Old zuine: Facn " TUrcers Olt Dens Tosts: ol toms, 15 18 k loin, com- | paid extras, ediums. 20%4! Fruits and Vesetables. Sales in large lots by original Teceivers up to K am. today APPLES —No_carlot arrivals: one broken car on track. Supplies moderate. demand moderate, market steady. Bushel baskets, | U. 8. No. 1: Virginia, Staymans, 2'a-inch | minimum, 1758t K5 2%4inch minimum: | 1.:85a2.00" scalded.all’ | Yorks. 2'a-inch minimum. inch minimum, 1.85 I S0al 650 Golden imum. 1.90a2.00 Delicious um. 23.inch mmlmum. a-inch minimum 1 Y00, Icars Virginia wrys. 1680 00 Wine- 3 nch im mipimym. 1.9083 00 Paragons. 3-inch_minimum. 1.85; tons: 'Maryland. Pennsylvania. and West Virginia. fancy size. 1.60a175: 11 saps. 160 size, Sorden Deticton Stavmans. U No. 14 0a2.00: 112 size, 2.00a; 98" size. 2.008 boxes: Maryland. Pennsylvania, Virginia and West Virginia. combination extra fancy and fancy. Delicious. <258 Staymans, ~ 2.00a2.35; Paragons, ~'ASPARAGUS —One South Carolina_ar- rived: one unbroken car on track. Truck Teceipts moderate. supplies moderate, de- mand moderate ' market steady. South Carolina. pyramid_crates. dozen bunches; Extra Colossl) 275: Coliossal. ' 102250 fancy. 1 size EXBBAGE-No broken cars on Truck receipts moderate, supplies moderate _demand moderate: market steady. South Carolina 112-bushel_hampers, pointed type: Freight receipts, 85a80: fair condition. truck receints packed locally. 3583 CARROTS—Two _ California ' arrived: three broken and ome unbroken cars on track. _Supplies moderate: demand mod- erate’ market steady. Texas. half-lettuce crates, D; California, Western-lettuce | crate: CAUIIFLOWER —Two California ar- rived: two broken ard one unbroken cars on track. Supplies demand moderate; market California, crates. 1.70a1.90 CELERY—One Florida arrived: three broken and two unbroken cars on track. Supplies moderate: demand light: market steady. Florida. individually inch crates 18-inch 200, XX's 1.50 LETTUCE—Three Arizona arrived broken and 3 unbroken cars on track Supplies liberal: demand moderate; market te Arizons, Western crates, Icebers 0; few 3.2, Quality and condition. 4258250 ONIONS—Ore New 'York arrived: one Lroken and one unbroken cars on track. Supplies moderate: ~ demand _moderate: market steady. Michigan and New York. §'pound “sacks. " yellows. U. S T PEAS'No carlot arrivals: two broken cars on track. Supplies moderate; de- mand moderate: market steady. Cali- | fornia, bushel hampers. Telephones. : Potato Market Weak. POTATOES—Nine Maine arrived: three cars diverted: 4 broken and 14 unbroken cars on track. Old stock—Supplies mod- derate: demand moderate; market weak. 100-pound U. 8. No. Green _ Mountains. 2.40; Idaho Russet Burbanks. 3.25 " New stock—Sup- plies light: demand light: market steady. Florida. bushel crates Bliss Triumphs ard Spaulding Rose. U. ; double~ head barrels, Spaulding Rose, U, 8. N, S 'BPINACH—No carlot arrivals; no cars on track. ~Supplies light: demand moderate; market steady. Virginia, busnel baskets, STRAWBERRIES—One Louisiana by ex- press arrived; no cars on track. Truck re- ceipts light; supplies light: demand light; market weak. Fiorida. wide range in con- int crates, best, fair con- 13500 per cTate, Loulsiune. 94 quart crates, 4. 004,25 per carte SWEET POTATOES—No carlot arrivals; no caTs on tPAcK: Bupplies moderare: de. mand light: market about steady. North Carolina, bushel baskets Porto Ricans and Nancy Halls, 1.40-1.50 TOMATOES—No carlot arrivals: no cars on track. ~Truck receipts moderate: sup- plies moderate: demand light: market steady. Florida. wide range in condition, | lug boxes. ripes ‘and turning wrapped, 6x6 and larger. 3.00-3.50: fair condition, 2.25- 0: 6X7. 1.50-2.50: Mexico. lug boxes, and turning wrapped. 6x6 and larger, MIXED VEGETABLES—No carlot arri- vals: ‘no cars on track. LIMA BEANSSupplies very light: de- mand light; market steady. Florida, bushel hampers. {alr auality. 3.50-3.75. SNAP BEA Florida arrived: one broken car o Cragk Track Feceinty light; supplies moderate: demand light: market steady. | Florida, bushel hampel s type. fair “quality, stringless, 3.00. few higher. GRLANTS Supplics " vers_light: mand light; market steady. bushel crates. three moderate steady. and dozer, reen, round de- Florida, 1%- ERS—Supplies light: demand light; market steady- " Prorida. 112-bushel crates, green. 2.00-3.00, according to condition; CUCUMBERS—Supplies _light: demand light; market steady. Florida, ~bushel 0. baskets, 2.50- QUASH—Supplies light; demand light; market steady. Florida. bushel hampers, white. wrepped. fair quality. 2.25-2.50. ORANG! No_carlot arrivais; two bro- ken and one unbroken cars on track. Florida, boxes, No. 1, 3.00-5.00, as to size and grade. GRAPEFRUXT—N: carlot arrivals; one boxel. No. 1, broken car on_tr CHICAGO PRODUCE. CHICAGO, April 19 (F).—Poultry, live, no ‘cars in, two due, 17 trucks; steady: hens over 5 5 _pounds and less. 19 0% tryers golored, 24 Plymouth 46; ;" Leghorn, 21; Toostera, 1, Springs. over 3 pounds, 24; Flymouth Bock Eprings, 26; White Reck Springs, urkeys, hens, 2 . 16; No. 2 tur- Koyee 15 aue Yt 16; heavy colofed, 16 nn.n wmu, 14] small col- e ore: Shtler, (93-score), extra freta, elr ]otn, JO‘/: Extra firsts. local firs henl Rocl t (8 180 centralized H1 Z lllndlnl! E; 1,468, unsettled, i orage E Potatoes. ack, United States shivments” K77 urd: 74 Sunday: old stock. Idaho Russets. de- mand good. market steady: other stocks. demand _ald t duli; sacked. per ht. Russet Burbanks. United stnea No. 2.50-2 y 2.6! : United States No. Green ‘Mountain, United States jebraska Bliss ok nd partly nsin ~ Rou B0 Tnited . 1.70-1.75: Wisconsin Green Mountains, United States No. 1. . 215 New stock. price moderate for quality stock. demand fair, mar- et about steady for fair quality’ small- sized stock. demand slow. market dull with weak undertone. = Texas Bliss Tri- umphs ~ United States No. 1. 3.60-4.00: according to quality. car showing some decay, 2.00: United' States No. 2. few sales.’ 2.75 uisiana ~Bliss Triumphs. United Btates No. 1. fair quality showing dirty car. 3.0 SHORT-TERM SECURITIES. (Reported by Chas. D. Barney & Co.) Amer T & T blis 143 urn Aut 43%s '3 Callfornta ‘Packing by *40 Carolina. Cl & Ohio 55 Chesapeake & Ohio Bs 392 10 Edison Elec Tllum 4s 104% General Fublic Eyc, 5’,: j39102 and Rap & Ind 101 0115 SHohcton G i Internatl Merc Feaie 68 '3l Internatl T & T 4'3s '39 Laciede Gas ‘Lt 5s 10 Lehigh Valley Coal 6is Lehigh Valley Termn os Lorg Island Gen 4s Loufsville & Nashville 45 '40 Michigan Central 4s '40 _ 18- Dock 55 NY. Susqueh & New York Tel 41,5 ' Pacific. RR of Mo 45 Penn-Dixie Cement Pennsylvania RR 4s '43 Rio Grande Western 45 Southern Bell T & T Term RR Assn StL 47 Vanadium® Corp Vertiertes Sugar Wabash Rwy 5s i = Warner Bros 65 3 Western N Y & Pa 45 g Western Union Tel bs 4 10613 1013 101 100 U. S. TREASURY POSITION. By the Associated Press The position §f the Treasury April 16: $13.0 00: expenditures, ce. K1.735.298,- Cstoms reeeims for “the “month, TN 177~’<|n Rece the fiscal vear (since July 523.40 expenditures 85105387835 includirg 062.66 of emergency expendnum Of ,exPenditures. $2.002811.354 95 “gross debt K a3 & decrease of 2543531511 the Dprevious day gold assets. $11.703.999.621.70 including S 3T Sl o inactive gold. MONEY MARKET. EW YORK. April 19 (#.—Call money j Lger ‘cent all day. Prime” com- mercial paper, T per, < Steady: 80580 days T, per cent. Bankers acceptal L Yz B0 days. 4 months, 5-1i months, 7 ¥ York Reserve Bank, under Money for Construction Loans and Loans on Improved Properties Prevailing Rates FIRST DEED OF TRUST ONLY GEORGE L. BORGER 643 Indiana Ave. N.W. Nat’'l 0350 MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE at 50/0 Monthly Payments if Preferred Our Real Estate Officers Invite You to Confer The WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY Atlantic Refining Reports $1,993,000 Net for Quarter Bpecial Dispatch to The Star. PHILADELPHIA, April 19.—A profit of $1,993,000 for the first quarter of 19237, compared with a profit of $1,883,000 for the first quarter of | 1936, is reported by the Atlantic Re- fining Co. and subsidiary companies. | Both figures are after interest, de- | preciation, taxes, etc. No provision has been made for any surtax on un- distributed profits. Profit per share on common stock (after deducting dividend on prefer- red stock in 1937) for the first quar- ter of 1937 was 9 cents as compared with 74 cents for the corresponding period of 1936, which was prior to the issuance of the preferred stock. NEW YORK BAR SILVER. NEW YORK, April 19 (#).—Bar silver steady and unchanged from Friday, April 16, at 45, OFFICE FURNITURE WE SELL, BUY OR EXCHANGE Desks Steel Files Tables Steel Cabinets Chairs Safes BAUM'S FURNITURE HOUSE 1416 Eye 8t. N.W. Phone NA. 2184 Investments First mortgage notes, 6% R e Washington and near- $500 up. Interest 6% perannum, Bradley, Beall & Howard, Inc. Southern Bldg. Phone Nat. 0271 well secured on con- by Maryland. Denominations of Established Nearly 40 Years FIRST TRUST LOANS Long-term REFINANCING Lowest Rates . struction Loans . 5% BOSS & PHELPS MORTGAGE CO. Loan Corresponaent John Hancock Mutual Life ins. Co. 1117 K St. N.W. NA. 9308 .« 3-Year Con- We Have the llorlgage Plan You Are Seeking 3 years, 5 years, 10 years, 15 years, 20 years, monthly payment, semi-annual or quarterly—the in- terest rate and fees are very rea- sonable. ISHANNorg &LUCHS Mortsage Loan Correspondents INVESTORS SYNDICATE 1505 H St. N.W. Natl. 2345 is not made. Your Savings Here Are Profecfed b First Mortgage Money For CONSTRUCTION LOANS and LOANS ON IMPROVED PROPERTY in the District of Columbia Nearby Maryland and Virginia 5% Prompt Action B. F. SAUL CO. 925 15th Street Natl. 2100 [] LOANS ON IMPROVED D. C. PROPERTY Immediate attention on your ap- plication for buying, rebuilding or refinancing. Loans payable monthly. No charge fo. appraisal if loan Interest. charged only on unpaid balance of principal. EOUITABLE CO-OPERATIVE B ILDING ASSOCIATION 915 F STREET Organized 1879 Interest as Low as 2% gasy Monthly Fa¥- ments as 10¥ B¢ $7.50 per y Federal \nsurance up o $5.0 cOLUMBIA BU 716 11th Street ILDING lSSOGIlTIOII Opposite Palais Roval PROPOSALS ARE INVITED for the operation of the Philadelphia Gas Works, acl NS S Callitorita, 6.80-5.00 No. BEETS. Toxus, s erates. 1.50 MUSHROOMB.Maryiand. 3-pound bas- kets, 50-85. XS -Argentina. boxes, rieties. 2.50: poorer low 3 mmmn—mcnhm ns. °r’nm\nus—ann. various va- * 5-pound ear- crates, 3.00-3.75. PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE. PHILADELPHIA, April 19 (®.—Live poultry- Plymouth "Rock. ' fancy. e, mixed colors, smal 0-21; White Leghorns, A8;19; ordinary, 16-170 ; Leghorns, old roosters, T Nulcovi. "white, l7 18; June 1, 1937. Illl,ry Fowls, fresh NM ol dry picked, 14 ring lucll. Long llllnd. 16%-17. \ S. DAVIS WILSON Mayor, City of Philadelphia owned by the City of Philadelphia, and supply- ing gas for municipal, domestic and industrial use within the city. The present agreement will expire December 3lst, 1937, and alternative proposals will be entertained for terms of two, five and ten years thereafter, subject to approval of the City Coun- cil of Philadelphia as to provisions. All proposals must be accompanied by satisfac- tory assurance of the financial responsibility of the proponents in order to receive consideration. Such detailed information as may be required will be furnished upon application to the under- signed. All proposals must be in the hands of the Mayor of Philadelphia not later than

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