Evening Star Newspaper, April 27, 1937, Page 19

U. 3. BONDS EASE, OTHERS ARE MIXED Losses in Federal List Range to Around 9-32 of Point. Bond Averages 20 10 10 10 Rails Indust. Ul ®en +.1 Unc. —.1 Unc. 9311027 994 714 93.0102.7 995 714 95.0103.1100.2 71.9 90.8102.1101.5 69.5 99.0104.4102.8 74.7 9291024 994 708 98.2104.4103.1 73.0 86.9101.8 99.3 67.6 458 400 64.6 422 high__101.1 98.9102.9 100.5 10 Low-Yield Bonds. Noon _...108.9 Prev. day. 109.0 Month ago 109.6 Year ago. 111.1 1937 high_ 113.7 1937 low. 108.4 1936 high_113.5 1936 low__ 110.2 1928 high. 1044 1932 low.. 86.8 Net change. ‘Today, noon Prev. day.- Month ago_ Year 1937 1937 1936 1936 1932 1928 (Compiled by the Associated Press.) E5 the Associated Press NEW YORK, April 27.—Prices fol- lowed mixed courses in the bond market today, with Federal liens gen- erally lower and corporates moving erratically. Losses in the Government section late in the session ranged to about 9-32 of a point, although most were off 15 of a point or so. Alleghany Corp. stamped 5s ran up more than 4 points following transference of control of the Van Sweringen rail holdings to a new group. The 5s of 1949 were up frac- tionally. Other gainers included Bal- timore & Ohio 4'ys, St. Paul 5s and North Western 4 Among the losers were New York ! Central 5s, Nickel Plate 4 Utilities Power & Light 5s and Southern Rail- way 4s. Foreigns worked lower on light vol- ume, with most of the movements confined to fractions. DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED NEW YORK. April 27.—Dividends de- elared: prepased By the Branaera st tisties’ Corp.: Extra. Pe- Stock of Pay- Rate. riod. record. abie. McKenzie Red Lake Gold 6-1 5-R 4-30 Barber CO —-__ 5-14 Rireley's Inc. 1 Mercantile Acceptance Corp Cal 5% bt 25c Q Accumulated. S Rubber Reclaiming 1. 50c 4-10 3-1 Acme Wire Acme Wire vte Bklyn Edison Conn L&P 5% pf $1 Eolden Cycle Corp Flale Bros Sus Inc Corp Cal ¢ Y & Queens Elec L&P N Y & Queens Eiec LeP Urited Eng & Pndry Emsco Derrick Ford Motor Can A Tord Motor Can B Rustless Ir & St Sherwin- lia Sherwin- Wllllams pi $1.2: NEW YORK BANK STOCKS NEW YORK. April (#) —Over-the- sounter markel bank an uuumcdomlxmes sked. ank of Manhattan (1'2) hase (1.40) City (1) Commercial (8) rst National (100) ublic (1 Bankers Brooklyn Trust (4) Central Hanover (4) Chemical (1.50) z Continental ¢ R0)~ Corn Exchange (3) Empire (1) Guaranty (12) - rving (6 awyers' Trust '"4m lsnumrture{u @) Stl »f Title Guaranty & Trust ~ FOREIGN MARKETS. NDON. April 27 (#).—Gilt-edged se- urities continued weak in the closing deal- ngs in the Stock Exchange, while other ections of the list displayed firmness. ron, steel, motor and shipping issues which were weak early. rallied from their low prices when these Eroups were sup- ported. Associated Electrical Industries end Metal Box scored ®ood recoveries. al- though other metal shares were lower. Oils, trans-Atlantics and home rails were under pressure. PARIS, April 27 (#).—The Bourse closed with a mired tone. rentes finishing the day 15 centimes lower to 75 centimes bigher. Suez Canal advanced 195 francs, while Roval Dutch lost 15 francs. Bank of France stock was aquoted at 6,940 francs. a loss of 10 francs LIVERPOOL. April 27 (#).—Wheat fu- fures closed 3d to 1%.d lower. The mar- et opened lower. rallied on German buving. but eased again at the close on continental selling. General weakness in outside cotton mar- Kkets unsettled prices here, but trade buy- ing and covering was attracted at the lower levels and the market closed 2 points lower to 2 higher.. CHICAGO PRODUCE. CHICAGO, April 27 (b).—Poultry. live, one car trucks: steady: hens. 5 pounds ang le other prices unchanged. Jutter, 11 firm: creamery, specials E 2-32: extras (92). 31 extra 4012-30%4: firsts (88-80), rds (90. centralized car- eak: extra firsts, fresh graded firsts, current receipts, 19%: Ya: storage packed 215: total U. 8. stock. supplies light, 8l SLOFage nackpd extr: fir : on track, shipments,” 430: old for Idaho Russets demand fair. market steady, with firm undertone on best stock. Northern stock, demand _light, market abeut stead: ldnhu Russet Burbanks, U. S. No. BidaRed Modires 08 7 Maine Green Mountains s N, 2.98; Wisconsin round whites. U. 8. No. : Commercials, U. S. 1.00-10. New stock. Sippiies 1isht, demand light, marker sHPRE: Iy @ronger. | Texas Bliss Tritmphs, U. 8. No. 7 : otstans, ‘Biits Triumphs, U, 8 No. 1,1 e inch minimum. car, 3.00. fi'. S. TREASURY POSITION. By'the Associated Press. ition of the Treasury April 24: e, position | expenditure: O $1,680.20 toms receipts. for 'the month, 5'( ceipts for ‘the fiscal year (since July "‘ ’lbl 530.13: expenditures, $6.- 24.508.17, 2 7 of emergency expenditu p@ndltuus $2.110.483,973.04: gross 02.968.64, a decrease of il under the previous day: gold asset: 2.836,151.65. Including $531, BoTa23 0 o inactive wold. NEW YORK PRODUCE. ‘NEW YORK. ADnl 27 v/Vl —Egg! .51 Mixed colors. special Backs " storage packed firms Y: mediums. 20%-va; average checks, firm. Creamery. higher i extra (92 score), 33: «ss %01 scores). 1%-323: ‘L res). 29%2- ’H‘/: een!rlllufl (90 se. 269.899; firm and unchanged. poultry by freight firm. No quota- Pxpress _about steady. Brollers: Reda 17-20; fowls unauoted:, roosters un- furkeys, 16-20; other express Drices unchanged. Dressed poultry irregular. Fresh. old froosters, 14 frozen. chickens (boxes), (ryers. ' 181 3: old roosters. 14-17: ather fresh and frozen prices unchansed. exeess including _ $2.320.537, =H B LasEe nyprlnumdnmumln. Approximate Transactions Today. USGov't Bonds____., 690,000 Foreign Bonds__._ 1,840,000 _ Domestic Bonds.._. 6,810,000 & TREASURY. All timie shown below is daylisht saving on which the Exchange is now eperating. High Low. Closs. 9631 9628 9628 101, 10081 101, 99.16 99.16 99.16 991 9830 ¥9. 98,81 9829 9829 100. 99.30 100, 102,20 102,20 102.20 101.26 101.28 101.26 1087 108.7 108.7 108, 108.9 1039 105,26 106,22 106.26 105.20 105,20 105.20 104.22 104.22 104.22 104.18 104.18 104.18 106.22 106.22 105.2% 1056.10 106.9 106.3 --- 107.23 107.18 107.28 4% S-31 8 1943-45 104.27 104.26 104.26 4% 8 1947-52 _ 11414 11432 11402 FEDERAL FARM MORTGAGE. 2% 1942-47__. 100.17 100,17 100.17 381949 ________ 1015 10L¢ 101.4 3351964 101.20 101.20 101.20 HOME OWNERS' LOAN. 2148194244 98.30 98.26 98.27 2% 8 1939-49 99, ¥9.2 994 81953 _ 100.17 100,11 100.16 FOREIGN BONDS. High. Low. Closs. ADbitibi Pa&Pw 68 °63_ 1043 104 104% Adriatic Elec 78'53__. ( 88)5 (884 88)§ Axershus 6s 63 99 984 9 Antioqut 7s 45 D 1 16 16 Antfoquia 1st 78°5T __ 13y 13% Antfoquia 2d 78’67 new 13% 13% Antwerp bs ‘68 101 1oL Argentine 4143 °71_. 97% Argentine [4s 62 ___. 101 Argentine 6867 A___. 10134 Argentine 68 '68 B 1004 Argentine 6s 59 June. 100% Argentine 6s°69 Oct _ 101% Argentihe 6s°60 May_ 102 Argentine 6s ‘60 Sept_ 1014 Argentine 63 '60 Oct__ 10174 Argentine 63 ‘61 Febr_ 101 Argentine 68 '61 May_. 102 Australia 43%s ‘56 101% Australia 6s°65 1068 Australia 6s ‘57 108% Austrian7s'5 1013 Belgium 68 Belgium 6348 " l!__.._ Berlin 6s 68 . Brazil 6148 '26-"57__. Brazil 63, w27’ Brazil 78’63 Brazil 8s 41 _ Buenos A C 3s '84. Buenos Aires %e-3% NPV Buenos A 4148 °'76 Aug Bue Al ¢%s-4%8'75__ Buenos A C 6%s'55 __ Buenos A 6s°61 st Pv_ Canada 2% s '45______. Canada 3% s ‘61 .. Canada 45’60 Canada 5352 Carlsbad 88 '64_. Chile 63 '60 Chue Chile 68 Chile 6s Chile 68 “ Chile 6s Chile 7» ‘42 Chile Mtg Bk 6s ‘61 Chile Mtg Bk 68 62 Chile Mtg Bk 6148 '57_ Chile Mtg Bk 6% s Chilean Mun L 7s 60 Chinese Gv Ry5s'51 Colombia 6s 61 Jan Colombia 6s 61 Oct. Col Mtg Bk Ts 47 Covenhagen $%s '53 _. Copenhagen 53°62 __ Copenhagen T 5s '54_. Costa Rica s A ‘61 Cubabl%s 46 . ______ Denmark 43863 Denmark 6%s ‘56 Kl Salv 8s'48 ctn Kinland 63 "¢b e Frameric In 7%s"42__ French Gov 7849 French Gv 7849 un st French Gov T%s 41__ GerCBk A 63°38 ____ Ger Gov 6% 65 st Ger Gov 6%# 65 un st Ger Prv & City Bank con Ag 6%8°58 Ger Rep 78 49 stpd 218 1949-63 2 1945-4T e 3 1948-61 2% 8 196164 c 2% 8 1956-69 ol 2%s 1950-60 . 38 1946-48 . 38196165 e B34S 1946-49 ____ 3348 1949-52 . 3% s 1941 33 s 1941 reg... 348 1944-46 _ 818194446 reg_. 3% s 1941-43 Ma 3% 8 1943-47 3% 1946-56 108 109 1934 3944 893 a0k 4974 8734 % 1% 803y 100% 8334 98 9834 Greek Gov 6368 Hungary 7%s 44 Febr coupon on Irish Free State 55’60 italy 78 61 Ital Crd P W 7847 B_. Ital P U Crd 78 '52 Japan 63%s ‘66 Japan 63%s '54 Lombard Elec 7s'52__. Medelin 638 Mex 45°10-45 Mex 48 °54 asst Mex sf 55 45 asat. Milan 6%s ‘62 Montevideo 6s ‘59 New So Wales bs '57._. New So Wales 68 '55 Nord Ry 6% Norway 48°63 Norway *%s ‘65 Norw Hy E16%8 67— Oriental Dev 6%s *68_. Oslo 4348 65 OsloG & E 5363, Panama 6563 ____.._ Panama 6%s ‘63 Paris Orl Ry b Pernambuco 7s ‘41 Sept coupon off____ Peru 6s'60_____, Perués'6l . ______ Porto Alegre T8 July coupon oft _. Porto Alesre 3s '61 June coupon oft Prague Gtr 738’53 Prussie 63861 .. Queensland 78 *41 .. Rima Steel 7855 Riode Jan 6348 63 Aug couponoft___.. Rio de Jan 8s 46 April coupon off _ Rio Gr do Sul 6’68 June coupon oft Rio Gr do Sul 7s ‘66 May coupon oft Rio Gr do Sul 8s '4¢ April coupon off. Rome 61 s ‘52 Rumania 7s°'69 Aug coupon off 8a0 Paulo 8t ¢s 6 July coupon off .. Sao Paulo St 78 40.... Sao Paulo 8t 88 '50 July couponoft ___. Serbs 78’62 unmco.. Serbs 8s ‘62 unm co. Stemens & H 68 '51._. Siemens & H 7s '35 Tokio 63%» 61 - Tokio E L Ltd 6s 53 Trondhiem 6%s 67 Ujlgawa EP 78 45 __. Un Stl Wk 6%s8 47 A_. Un Stl Wk 6%3°51C__ Vienna 6s°'62 Mayco. Westphal E] Pw 6863 Yokohoma 61 DOMESTIC BONDS. Adams Express 8°47. 101} mu mx Alb Per WP6s'48_... 70 Alleg Corp b 44 . 97% Alleg Corp b3 49_____. 894 Alleg Corp 65 '50 Alleg Corp 68 ‘50 stp . Allfed Stores 4%» '51_ Am & For Pw 68 2030 Am Iceovts ‘53 AmIGChb4%s’ 0_._. Am Intl 5348 49 Am Tel & Tel 3% s Am Tel & Tel 3% s AmT& T 4%s 39 AMT&T6%s 43 Am Writ Paper 63 47_ Anaconda deb ¢3%s ‘50 Ann A 1stex in s '95_ 68)5 68} 68i5 Armour & Co 438 ‘39 1025 102 102% Armour(Del)1st 48°65. A96% 96§ 963 10434 10434 10434 us 112% 13 82 66 10434 10434 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, BONDS ON N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE | Low. Close. Armour & Co Del s 57 MA{ 9634 velf A T&S Fe gen 43 A T&S Fead) A T&S Fedly Atla&Ch A L bs l‘ Atl Coast L 18t 95 st Atlantic & D 2d 4542 At1IG& W 16869 . B&Olstds 45 ______ B&O4%8'60 oo B&O1stbs'48 Balto & O ref 6895 A~ B&O6s 96 F B&Oref8s '95C B&OPLE&EW V 48’1 B & O 8Swn 68’50 Bang & Aroos 48'51stp Bell Tof Pabs 48 B Beth Steel 3% 866 Beth Steel 44860 ___. Bos& Med¥s'61J. Bot Con M 646 '34 Bklyn Ed con 3% #'66. Bklyn Man T ¢%s 66 Bklyn Un Gas b8 ‘45 _. Bklyn Un Gas 6s ‘67 B. Buff R&P con 4%~ '67_ Euffalo R& P 68’37 . Bush Term con 6s '55 Bush Term Bldg 6s '60 By-Prod Ck 5%s'45__. Clm 8 43 ctfs Can'dian N R 4% Can‘dian N R 438 ‘566 Can'dlan N R 4%s'57. Can'dian N 6869 July.. Can‘al N 6s'69 Oct - Can'dlan N db 63;s 46 Can'dian P db 4s perp Can'dian Pac 4%s 60_ Can'dlan Pac §s ‘64 CaroCl & O 6s'38 CaroCl1&O 52 Cent of Ga cn 55’45 rg Cent Ga Chat 48 '51___ Cent 1 E& G 5s°'61 Cent N England 4s "61_ Cent of N J gen b5 '87_ Cent Pac 18t rf 48°49__ Cent Pac 5s ‘60 Cent RR B Ga 58 '37 Cert’'d deb 5% s "48 Champ P& F 4%s'50_ Chesap Ccv bs 4 Chesap Corp 68 47 __. Ches & O 3%s 96 D. Chi & Altref 38 49 Chi B& Q4%s 77_ Chi B&Qrefbs'71 _. ChiB&QIlldv és'49_ Chi & E 111 6851 - Chi Grt West 48°'59 _ Chi Ind & L gen 6566 CM&StP gn 438 ‘89 C. CM&St P 4%5 89 E CM&St P b8 76 = CM&S!P&P 241 682000 Ch &NW gen 3145 '87_ Chi & NW gen 4s 87 Chi & NW 4%s 49 __ C&NW Nr W 61,8 '36_. Chi Rys 1st 6s '27 Chi R 1&P rf 48 '34 Chi R &P rf 45'34c! Chi R 1&P gen 4i Chi R I&P 4%3°'562 Chi R I&P 4%%s ‘62 ctf. Chi R I&P 4%s 60 __ Chi St L&N Me 4s '51_. Chi T H&S Inc 63 ‘60 Ch! Un Sta 814861 __ Chi Un Sta 3%s 63 E. Chi Un Sta 43 '44 Chi Un Sta 48 '63 _ Chi & W In con 485, Chl& W Ind ¢%s 62 Childs & Co 43 CinG& E3%s 66 Cin Un Ter 3%s D gtd CCC&St L gen 4893 _ CCC&St Lrf 434877 E CCC&St L ref 53’63 D CCC&St L ret 6841 C Clev Un Tel 4%s 77 Clev Un Term bs ‘73 B Colo Fuel & Ir 58°70__ Colo& So 414#'80 _ Columbia G & E deb 63°62 April Columbia G & E 68 ‘52 May Columbia G&E bs '61_. Colum Ry P&L 4s '65_ Comcl Credit 314s ‘51_ Com Inv Tr3%s°51__. Cons Coal Del bs 60__. Cons EA NY 38 46n_ Cons Ed4 NY 3%s '56 n. Cons Gas NY 4%s'61_ Consol O11 3345 °61 Consum Pwr 4% s 66 Ccasum P un 3%s "65_ Cons Pwr 31,8 7l) Conn Riv Pw 3% s'61A Container deb 68 43 Container 6s "46 Crane Co 3%s 61 CrownC & S 48 '50 Crown Will P 6s'51___ Cuba Northn 5%s '42_ Dayton P&L 3%s*60__ Del & Hud ref 4843 Den G & E 68 '51_ Den & R G con 4836 Den& R G W 68 '55 Den & RGW 6s'55assat_ Den& R Gref 68°78 _ Des M&F't D 48°35 cfs_ Det Edison 31866 Det Edison 418’61 D_ Det Edison 6s ‘52 _ Dul & Ir Rg 58'37 Duquesne Lt 3%5'56._. Elec Auto Lite 4852 . El Paso Nat G4%s8'5. Erl‘cv 48°63 A Erfe ref &» ‘67 Erieref 65°75 Erie Gen Riv 68 FIaECRy ¢%s'59 ¥la EC Ry 6874 ¥la E C Ry bs 74 ctf: Fond J&G 4552 filed ... Francisco Sug 63 '66. Gen Cable 5% 47 Gen Mot Acc 38 4 Gen Mot Ass 3% 5’51 Gen Stl Cast 5% 5°49__ Ga Caro & Nor 65 '34__ Goodrich ¢ % s 56 Goodrich 6s 45 Goodyear T&R Gt North'n Ry 3% s'67. Great N Ry 48 46 G ._. Sreat N Ry 4s 46 H Grt NRy ref 4148’61 4 Grt NR gen 4%8'76 D Grt N R gen 43577 B. Grt N R gen 68°73 C. Grt NR6%s'62B Gulf M & N 63 ‘50 - Gulf Sta St1 6%8 42 _ Gulf States Ut 434846 Houston O1] 5% 840 H’satonic con b Hudson Coal 6852 Hud & Man 1nc 65 Hud & Man ref 6s '57_. 11 Bell Tel 33870 I11 Cent 1st ex 335’51 111 Cent col tr 48 53 ___ 111 Cent ref 4s ‘66 111 Cent 4% s 66 111 Cent W L 1st 4s'51. ICC&StL N O4%5'63 __ ICC&StL NO 5863 111 Steel deb 4345 40 __ Inland St13%s 61 ___ Int RT 1strf 68 66 IntRT 68’32 Int Agrel 68 42stp___ Int Grt Nr 6566 B Int Hydro Elec &5 ¢4 (nt Mer Marine 6s '¢1_ [nt Pap 18t 68 474 Int Pap ref 6 ‘55 10734 104 106% 107% 1084 103% 10834 10814 1083 1104 *53.. 10134 101 1104 110% 10134 90§ 904 90% - 103%§ 10334 10834 68 63 424 424 42y % 1083 64 - 112% 8624 85% 981 % 176 105 108% 743§ 6% 12 128 8634 86l 8415 841 o 97% 102)4 10214 10214 10834 110 . 116% 10224 25 1t 111% 110% 118% 115% 1281 9434 101% 108% 10834 110% 81 823§ 101% T34 “0 1064 9814 8934 8654 1063 1163 % 101 673 104 102% 1074 - 102 97 101% 1004 104 101%4 103% 9835 10435 104 53 103 89% 107% 117 2 1% 143 934 8% 10434 101% 9934 90 ay 9914 1064 104% 9274 127% 107% 110 108 1013 10814 116% 983 96% 1023 1004 864 6% 8334 10034 "y Int Ry Cent A 63,5°47.. 97 Int T&T cv 438 39___ Int T&T ¢3%s 53 Int T&T 68 56 lowa Cent 1st&rf4s’51. James F&C 4s ‘3 Jones&L Stl 414 5614 Kan CFS&M rf4s'36ct. Kans C So 1st 3s 50 Kans City So ref 6s ‘50 Kan C Term 1st 4s *60. Kans G &E4%s 80 _. Keith 65 '48 Kinney (G R)7%s36_. Kresge Found ¢s ¢5__. Laclede Gas 633y ____ (69 8% 1013 Laclede G 6%8°63C__.° Laciede G 6348 60 D__ Laclede Gas 6342 A __ Lake S&M So 33%s'97_ Lautaro Nitr 6s'64___. Leh C&N ¢%s 654 A Leh C&N 438 54 C— 102)5 10234 19 110 11634 11634 9854 9844 10234 103 9% 9% Balg 841 821 82% 27% 28 9934 92 1123 112% 1064 10634 8234 84 1008 100% 68 68 6214 6234 10234 1023 26 26 mL 1 11134 1113 110% 110% 11816 11334 116% 115% 128 128 94 " 1018 101% 108% 108% 10334 1084 11035 1103 3044 81 321 32y 1013 1013 106% 98¢ 8914 86y 106 11614 1314 954 6634 107 115% uBl4 101 67% 10334 102% 10735 101 97 101% 1004 104 10134 108% ¥8iy 10434 103% 52 10234 8ylg 10734 108% 1073 102 86 86 98Y 813 80 793§ 11734 102% 10134 % 1015 1013 s b3 86 52 106 104 98 102 1063 8 59% & 55 Leh Val Coal 5s '54.. aseh Val Coal 68 °74.. Leh Val Coal 6s°38___. Leh Val Har 68 64 ... LV NY 4%8'40gtd . Leh V P con 48 2008 _ Leh V Pcons% Leh Val Term Ligp & Mye Loew's 31,8 46 Long Islref 4s°49 Long Isld ref 4s°49 stp Lorillard 6s ‘65 Lorillard La & Ark 63 69 L & Nash 3% 2003___ L&N 1st4s 2003 L & N unif 48 40 L&NG68s2003B ... L & NStL3s'80 McKess&Rob 6% 8'60_. Manati Sug 7%s '42 Manhat Ry 4890 Manhat R 2d 4s 2013 _ Marion St Shov 6s'47_ Mead Co 68°45 Met Ed 1st rf 11/..’Gfi Met W S El Cr 45°38__ Mich Cent 434879 Mil El R&L 6s ‘61 MIIBR&SLrf 5871 Mi) Spa & N W 48°47_ MInn& S Lrf 4549 ___ MStP&SSM cn MStP&SSM cn MStP&SSM 6s *38 gtd_ MOK & T 4s'62 B_. MoK & T 6s'63 A MoK & T ad) 6867 . Mo Pac 43°'76 __ Mo Pac 6877 F° Mo Pac 6s ‘77 F ctfs. Mo Pac 5818 G Mo Pac 5878 G ctfs. Mo Pac bs ‘80 H_ Mo Pac 6s 811 _ Mo Pac 53%8 49 A Mob & Ohio 4¢%s *7T Mob & Ohio 6s'38 _ Mob & Oh M div 55'47 _ Monong Pub 8 4%a'60 Monong Pub S 63°65__ Mont Cent 6s '37 £ Montana Pwr 3% s '66_ Mor&Essex 335 2000 Morris&Essex 68 ‘55 _ Nassau Elec 4351 gtd. Natl Dairy 3% s'61ww Natl Dis P C 4%s'45 Natl RM 1st 4s'51 asst Natl Steel ¢s 66 New &T 1st 6862 New Orl & N 4%s'52_, New Orl P S bs 62 A__ New Orl PS68'65 B _ New Orl Ter 1st 48 '53. New Orl T&M 6561 B. New Orl T&M 6 NOT&M 515 5'54A cfs . N YCent3ys'52 wi_ NY Central %8s 97 NY Central 3% s *46 NY Cent con 4s 98 NY Centrf 43,8 2013_. NYCrf4%s2013n NY Cent rf 65 2013_. NY Cent cv 6s 44 NYCL Sh31s’'98 NYC Mich C3% NYC&St L 18t 48°37__ N Y Cht & StL 45'46 NYC&St L 448 NYC&StL6%s 14 A NY Chi & St L 68°28 _ NY Conn 1st 4%48°53 _ NY Edison 3% 65 D_ NYE 3 NY G El H&P 4s 49 Y L& W 1st 4873 NY NH & H 4557 NY NH & H 4%s'67 NYNH&Hecvés'4 NY O&W ref 4s 92 NYQueens con3 % #'65. Steam b3 56 Steam 18t 68 '47 NY Tel ren 43%s'39__ NY Tr Rk 65 46 stp. NY W& Bats 46____ Niag L& O 65 '56_____ Niag Sh 538 50 __ Norf S 1st rf5s'61 cfs_ Norf & W 1st 4596 North Am Co 6861 _ North Am Ed 5557 A_ | North Am Ed 58 69 C. North Am Ed 6%s 63 Nor'n Pac gen 3s 2047_ Nor'n Pac 48 '97 -— Nor'n Pac 68 2047 D__. NortH Pac 63 2047____ Ohto Edison 4865 ___ Ohio Pub Sve 7s 47 Ont Pwr Nlag s '43 Oreg Sh L 5= 46 gtd .. Orez W RR 4s 61 - Pac Gas & E1 3%s 66 PacG & E3%8'61 PacG & E 48 64 ® Pac RR Mo 1st 48°38 Pac TET rf 35566 B. Pac T&T 31148 '66 C Para Broadway 3s '55._ Paramount Pic 68 '55_ Penn Co 45 63 — Penn Dixie C 68'41___ Penn O & D 4%s77__. Penn P&L 4%s 81 Penn RR 3% s '52 Penn RR3%s 70C___ Penn RR con 4s 48 ___. Penn KR 4%s'81 D___ Penn RR 4%s'84 ___ Penn RR gn 4% 865 __ Penn RR deb 4%s "70_ Penn RR gen 68’68 _ People GL&C rf 68°47_ Peorta & E fnc 45 90 __ Pere Mara 1st 5s*56__. Phila B&W 415877 Phila Co 6s 67 - Phila & R C&1 68 '73__ Phila & R C&I 63 49__ Philionine Ry 48 °37__. PCC&StL 4s'60 H____ PCC&St L 4%s 17 C Pitts&W Va 4145’59 B Pitts&W Va 4%8°60 C Port Gen El 433 60 _. Porto Rico A T 68°42__ Postal Tel & C 5853 _ Potomac E1 P 3%8'66 Pressed Stl Car 68 '51_ Pure Ofl 4148 ‘60 ww__ Pure Ol 4% 850 xw__ -K-O 67 ¢1__ Reading Jer C 48°61__ Rem-R 5165 47T A ww_ Republic Stl 4145 '50 __ Republic Stl 434856 Republic Stl 438 ‘61 Republic Stl 6% s ‘54 Richfleld O 68’44 ctfs _ RG W 18t ex in 45 '39_ Ri0G W col 48 49 A__ R1A&L 18t 41834 _ Roch G&E 5562 E_ Rutland RR 4% 8 "41__ Saguenay Pw4 % s'66 StJo Ry L T&P 68'37. St L IM&S R&G 48'33. St L-S Fran 45 '50A St L-S F 48°60 A ctfs_ x,-s Fran 4%4s'78 __ F 4%8'78 cf st_ W gD rf 68°90__ San A & A Pass 4343 San An P Sve 68’62 A Schulco 6%s 46 B stp. Seabd A L ref 4869 _. Seahd A L 4s ‘60 stp._. Seabd A Ladibs 49__. Seabd A L 68 45 A Shell Un deb 3%s ‘51 Skelly Ofl 4s ‘61 Socony Vac 3%s '50 South Bell T&T Southn Cal Gas 4566 Southn Cal Gas 4% ‘61 South Nat G 4% 851 SoPac3%s 46 ______ So Pac col 48 '49. 8o Pac ref 4s '65. SoPac4%s 68 oo So Pac 4%s '69 _. So Pac 4¢%s 81. So Pac Oreg 4% 1” So Ry gen 48’56 A So Ry 68 '94 So Ry gen 68 56 caaee So Ry %856 _ ____ So Ry St L div 48’51 S W Bell Tel 3%s '64._. Southw’'n G&E 4s '60_. Spokane Int 6866 .. Stand O11 N J 3s°61__. Studebaker cv 68 ‘46 Swift & Co3%s ‘60 Symgn G&G '66 XW.oee Tenn C&C 6s B. Tenn EI Pw 6847 A... Texarkana 6%s ‘50 vexas Corp 3%s 51.__. Texas & Pacbs 77 B _ Tex & Pac 1st b 2000 Third Avref 4s 60 _. Third A 2d in ex 68'66. Tol & Ohio C 3%s'60.. High. Low. Closs. 65 63 6 601 59 B9 99 99 99 1023 102 1025 10134 10136 10134 6034 683 b9 6515 661y 6515 10734 10736 10734 129% 1293 1297 9% 9% 9% 10135 101% 101% 10234 1017 10234 1178 1173 117% 12734 1273 12736 T 913§ 9% . 106% 108 18% 102 10144 101% 3834 6 2674 243 27% 6934 79 101% 3834 5% 24 10345 107 108 103% 11634 9844 106 19614 N 9634 173 181 130 10834 10634 uz 12 1083 1083 1uz 1083 96 1043 10134 10214 1013 1013 101% 10134 18 18 & 61 us 6L 303 813 10134 101} Huge Gain Shown By Incorporated Investors Report Epectal Dispatch to The Star. BOSTON, April 27.—During the first quarter of 1937 net resources of Incor~ porated Investors increased from $77,= 000,000 to approximately $82,000,000, due almost entirely to rising quotations for securities in the portfolio inasmuch as the entire authorized issue of 3,- 000,000 shares was outstanding prior to the beginning of the period. ‘The liquidating value of each share increased from $25.77 as of December 31, 1936, to $27.33 as of March 31, 1937, Unrealized profits in the portfolio amounted to approximately $27,000,000. In a letter to shareholders, Willlam A. Parker sajd: “The management has extended its policy of purchasing securities of the “feast or famine” type of company. This action is based on the belief that the business of the country is ap- proaching & stage of the cycle when, if ever, feasts may be laid upon the table for the patient and hungry owner of the heavy industry and building trades and of the railroads with their mount- ing traffic.” Washington Produce , BUTTER—92 score. L 4-pound prints. 37 3 “pound prints. 35; tub. 34 MEATS—Cho veal, 10: lamb, und prints. 36; 5; 90 score. Yoptund priate 36} beef, 18: 16: i_pork loin, ozen slab bacon, 28; 42af; light hogs, 0. 4: heavies, 8%as 0% roughs, 513a8: calves. 6al(. Prices paid shippers. net fob. Wash- ington. " By the United Btates Bureau of Agricuitural Economics. GS—Market weak at quoted prices. De- mand slow and stock accumulating. Current receipts. 20: henrery whites Gove ment graded and dated white eggs (net prices paid shippers, fob.. Washinaton), S. extras, large. 24: U. 8. dium. 20; U, 8. standards. large. LIVE ' POULTRY—Market generally steady at unchanged prices. Fowl: Col- ored.” heavy. 18al9: Leghorns. 14al5. Chickens Rocks Leghorns. 13 to smaller sizes. 1R Turkeys: Old hens Fruits and Vegetables, Sales In large lots by Sriinal receivers up to 8 am_toda APPLES —No cariot arriva and three unbroken cars on tra plies moderate: demand moderate slightly stronger. Bushel baskets No 1=Vireinla Stavmans 2ls-inch m mum 5-1.85: 2ia-inch minimum. 25, neh inte 13: ripe, show ine scald. all grades and sizes 0-1 Winesaps., calves. 24: fre com- U. S "utility. Newtowns. minimum 5. 2 U. 8§ utllity, 1.00-1.10, as to Romes 2V-inch minimum. 1.5 “fich minimum 1. I 5. as 1o size. Virsinia, Pennsylvania and West a;, boxes fancy. as to Romes. i Paragons a 5. Delicous. ancy, 50- Winesaps. y 35 POTATOES—Five Maine arrived: three broken and nbroken cars on. track oid demand 100-pound 1—Maine_ Green Moun- Pennsylvania. round s Idaho, Russet Burbanks. 3.00-3.15. ~ New stock—Sup- plies moderate: demand light. market steady Florida. _double-head barrels Spaulding Rose. U 8. No 1. 4.00-45 ASPARAGUS—No carlot arrivals: cars on track Tr plies light ny iteady. South Carolina dozen_bunche: al No pyramid crates, Co! 50: white, 1.50-2.00; fancy, choice, 75- CABBAGE—One South Carolina arrived: one car diverted: one broken and one un< broken cars on track Truck receipts ligh suppiles light: demand moderate: mare ket slightly stronger South Carolina. bushel “hampers. pointed "type. truck packed locally, 90-1.00; freight receipts CARROTS—One ‘Texas arrived: two broken and two unbroken cars to track. Supplies moderate: ~demand moderat: market steady California. Western let- tuce crates 7502 10-inch _crates and bound 3-6 dozen XX CETTUCE ~Three. Arizona. one Califor- nia’ arrived: four broken and four w broken cars on track. D! demand moderate: market s . zona. Western crates. Icebers type best. 3.50. fair condition. Onion Prices Steady. ONIONS—One Michigan. one Texas ar- rived: one broken and two unbroken cars on track. Supplies moderate: demand moderate: market steady. 50-pound sa No.'1. New York and Michigan, 1 Texas, 50-pound sacks, yeliow Bi U _S. commercial. 1.85-2.00. PEAS—No' cariot arrivals: no cars on track. ~ Supplies light: demand moderate;: market steady. South Carolina, bushel hampers. fair quality. 1.25-1.50: poorer, 1.00. STRAWBERRIES—Approximately 100 crates North Carolina Ly truck arrived. Supplies very light: truck receipts late: few sales owing to late deliveries; demand light: market steady. North Carclina, 24- aquart crates, various varieti hold- SVers CharSy brdinary eondition. 1008 2.50 per crate SWEET POTATOES—No carlot arrivals: no cars on track. Supplies light: demand lght: ‘market stesdy. = North '‘Carolins. buxhel baskets. Porto Ricans, 21.50; TOMATO! Florida _artived brokrn Supplies dozen, as. m¢ 3 Toderate; market steady. Florida, lug boxes, ripes and turning, wrapped. 6xt and larger, 325 Sreen “and 'turning Rizes. Jot. MIXED = VEGETABLES—One Florida arrived; 1 unbroken car on track. SN. EANG-No carlot arrival car diverted. 3 br oken on_track. Supplies moderate: dema moderate: market _steady. Plorldl Sisher green less. 2,254 air ition. “TIMA BEANS— Supples \erv light: mand ~ light: market —steady. Florida, bushel hampers. 3.5084.00. upplies moderate, market "steady bushel crates, fancy. 2.3 olc bushel hampers falr giality, 1.00. RS Eupplies Meht: demnnd light: market - sieady a. _1Ya-bushel crates. green, 3.50; choice. Ted wasty. 1:50: 1.0 CUCUMBERSSupplies very light: de- mand~ light: market steady. Florida. Bushel baskets, fancy. 4.00a4.50; choice, SR ASH_supplies light: erate; market steady. I hampers, white. wrapped, 2. yellow crooknecks, 2.50: poorer, 1.50. CORN—No_carlot arrivals, ‘one broken car on track. Supplies light; demand light: marke about steady. Florida, staud- ard crates. ANOVER BALAD—Virginia, bushel bas kets, 75. High. Low. Closs. 107107 101 110 1103 1 9834 93% V8% - 94 98k 94 © 11034 1103 1103 10434 104 104% 99 91§ 9% 1064 106l 1063 100 9834 984 102% 1023 10234 B4 ST 7Y 69 88% 8% 106 103}4 10834 21 26 21 4 3 3% 10634 1064 10634 8734 8734 673§ 108} 108~ 108 96 96 96 873 87T 37% 984 98 984 3% 3% % 64 64 64 105 10434 1045 19 194 UnEIL&P6s'ST - Un Ofl of Cal 3%s ‘52 Union Pac 3%s ‘70 Un Pac3%s'71 - Un Pac 18t 4847 Un Pac 1st rf 48 2008 _ United Drug 6853 U S Rubber b3 47 Utah L& T 68°44 (A). Utah P& L 44 Utll P&L 68 69 ww._. Util P& L 5%8°47 Vanadium cv 68 41 Ver Sug 18t 1543 ctfs V Cz&P1st 4%s 34 ast Va E & P 18t ref 4866 Va Ir C&C 18t 68°49 . Va Ry Ist 3% 66 A Va S W con 5868 Walker H&S ¢% 8¢5 Walworth 4» ‘5l Walworth 68 56 n_. Warner Bros cv 68 Warner-Quin 6 Warren Brov 6s'41__. 6 693 11634 116}4 11634 1043 104 104 94 913§ 9l West'n M3 1st ¢s ‘62 10835 103 1033 West'n Md 5387 . 10834 1064 10834 West'n Pao b 85)4 85 88} West'n Pacbs 46 Aas 34} 343§ 34} Westn Uncltrbs°'38_. 102 102 103 West'n Un 68°'51 .. 108i 10834 108)5 1023 1023 102% 99 98l 98Y 8814 3834 S8 3834 238y 10034 1003§ 10034 28 28 18 13936 187 13935 100% 101 ‘Westchester L 5s West Penn P3% Wheel Steel 434858 .. W Sp Stl 1st 7s ‘36 ct. 36 ot Wilson & Co ¢8 ‘5 Wis Cent 18t gD ¢8'49. 'ngstnS&T 3348 81 Y'ngatn B&T ¢8°61—. 81 TUESDAY, APRIL 27, 1937. MARKET AWAITS U.S. STEEL ACTION Directors Weigh Problem of Arrearages and Com- mon Dividend. By the Assoctated Press. * NEW YORK, April 27.—Wall Street awaited the meeting of United States Steel directors scheduled for late this afternoon with keen interest today. Directors were confronted with the problem of arrears of unpaid divi- dends on the preferred stock amount- ing to $9.25 a share, together with regular quarterly payment of $1.75 due to be ordered at this time. It was pointed out that with 3,- 602,811 preferred shares outstand- ing, $39,630,921 would be required to clear up the arrearages and disburse the regular quarterly payment, should the directors take such a step. To meet this, the corporation had on December 31 cash and marketable securities aggregating some $125,000,- 000. The earnings in the three months ending March 31 were to be announced after today’s meeting. In the past, sources close to the big steel company have expressed the opinion that its cash account should be maintained around $100,000,000 at least. At the recent annual meeting of stockholders it was recalled that Myron C. Taylor, chairman, remarked that he had a “tremendous ambition” to see all stockholders “rewarded” for their patience. There have been no disbursements on the common stock since 1932, and Wall Street has expected that arrear- ages on the preferred would be cleared up before anything would be paid to common stockholders. Dividends on the preferred issue are cumulative at the rate of $7 a share annually, and for the first time | since the corporation was formed in 1901, the company failed to pay the full regular rate on this issue in 1933. In December of last year a payment | of $7 on account of arrearages was made, and at the January meeting the regular quarterly payment of $1.75 was ordered. Money for Construction Loans and Loans on Existing Properties 5% FIRST DEED OF TRUST ONLY GEORGEI.BORGER 643 Indiana Ave. N.W. 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