Evening Star Newspaper, May 21, 1937, Page 17

FINANCIAL BONDS ON N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE CORPORATE BONDS REGISTER GAINS Some Issues Climb 1 to 2 Points—Most Rails Fractionally. Bond Averages 20 10 10 Rails. Indust_Utl. Net change__+.1 Unc. Unc. Today, noon 93.1 029 979 Prev. day. 93.01029 979 Month ago.. 93.6102.8 99.7 Year 91.6102.5101.2 1937 99.0104.4 102.8 1937 92.6102.4 9738 1936 98.2104.4103.1 1936 86.9101.8 99.3 1932 458 400 646 1928 high -.101.1 98.9 102.9 100.! 5 10 Low-Yield Bonds. Prev. day.- 110.5 Year ago. 111.7 1937 low.. 108.4 1936 low.. 110.2 1932 low.. 86.8 Month ago 109.0 1937 high. 113.7 1936 high_ 1135 1928 high_ 104.4 (Complled by the Assoclated Press.) BY the Associated Press. NEW YORK. May 21—Up mod- erately from the start, bonds showed some disposition to extend their gains in late trading today. United States Governments swung | into the advance column after uncer- tain movement in early dealings. Gains ranged from 1-32d to 6-32ds of a point In the corporate section advances of 1 to around 2 points were scored by International Hydro Electric 6s, International Telephone 5s and Stude- baker 6s. Most rails were fractionally improved. German and Polish loans made the best showirg in the foreign division which was generally higher. INVESTING COMPANIES NEW YORK. May 21 # .—New York Becurity Dealers' Association (Noon quotations ) 1100 415 oad St T 36.99 Bullock Fun 22875 Corp Group Sec Steel Group Sec Tobacco Huron Holding Incorp_ Investors Instl Sec: Bank Instl Sec: Insur Investors ¥d “'C’ Keyston Cus: Fund B Major Shrs C & Supply._ lec Equip _ Insurance | Tru Tisteed Tty Snrs a'eumucn Fund = 49 DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED RE. May 21.—Dividends de. eh}r'e!flwinrytgned by the Standard Statistics Oorp.)i tional, Optienal, stockor Par- Rate.riod. record. able. Dan__.__. 12%¢ 5-20 8-15 Aceumulated. Ool Auto Pts $2 cv pf 81 Reeves. | By private wire direct %0 The Star. TIEASUKV 21%81949-53 ___ 35 1945-47 reg. 97 18 97.17 97.18 102.4 1024 1024 100.12 100.12 100.12 99.21 99.16 99.21 2 99.16 99.12 99.16 2% 100.16 100.14 100.16 351946-48 _. 103.27 103.27 108.27 38 1951-55 - 102.18 102.12 102.16 31481949-52 104.: 104.4 104.4 3 106.9 106.9 106.9 105.30 105.30 105.30 105.15 105.15 105.15 - 109.12 109.9 109.12 4%8-3%5'43-45_ 105.30 105.30 105.30 4%81947-52____ 115.12 115.10 115.11 FEDERAL FARM MORTGAGE. 2% 1942 - 1016 101.6 101.6 - 102.26 102.25 102.26 - 102.2 1021 1022 HOME OWNERS' LOAN. 99.18 99.15 99.18 -.100.3 99.30 100.3 - 101.25 101.19 101.26 FOREIGN BONDS. High. Low. Close. Abitibl Pa&Pw 68 '53. 101 100% 100% Akershus 55 '63 98 Antioquia 75’45 A_ Antioquia 7s '45 B_ Antloquia 7545 D_ Antioguia 1st 75 '57 Argentine 4% "T1_ Argentine w,s Argentine 6s Argentine 6s Argentine 6s Argentine 6s Argentine 6s ‘6 Argentine 65 '6 Argentine 6s " Australia 414 Australia 5s Australia s '57 Austrian 7s’ Belgium 6735 "49_ Belgium 7s '55 Berlin 6s'58 Berlin 6145 ' Rerlin Elec 6: Berlin Elec Brazil 6552 Brazil 63 Brazil 7s '52 Brazil 8s 41 Brisbane s ' Budapest 65762 Buenos A C 6560 Apr Buenos A C3s'84 __ Buenos A 4125'76 Aug Beu A 414-43,8'77 Pv_ Buenos A61;s'61st pv Bulgaria Ts " B1s1944-46____ 3%51940-43June 335 1946-56 98 12% 13 127% 121 9814 100% 101w 997 10614 101% 1091y Canada 4s ‘60 Canada 58" Chile 65" Chile 6s Chile 65 ' Chile s Chile 6563 Chile 7s'42 _ | Chile Mtg Bk 6561 _ Chile Mtg Bk 6158 '57 Chile Mtg Bk 633’61 ('.\lo*.:neti‘ Col Mtg Bk 7s’ Copenhagen 43,853 _. Copenhagen 5s '52_ Cuba 58°04-'44_ 9°14-'49_ Cuba 512845 Czechoslovakia 8s Denmark 4158 '62 Denmark 53 lOd‘n 981y 101's 50 99 Ger C Bk A 6 6’)0cl 33% | Ger Gen Elec 63,5 '40 Ger Gov blgs 65 st (,zr Gov 5128’65 un st | Ger Prv & City Bank con Ag 612858 | Ger Rep 7s 49 stpd Ger Rep 7s'49 un st Greek Gov 68 '68_ Helsingfors 6125 60 Italy 78’51 Ital P U Crd Japan 5%s'65 Japan 6145’54 Jugos Mtg Bk 7857 Kreug&Toll 5859 cfs Medelin 6158 '54 Met Wat 5128750 ___. 102} 1024 Mex 48°'10-'45asst 6m. 5% 5% Mexico 5845 6ly 614 Minas Gers 61;5'68__ 2615 26l3 Minas Gers 6138'59__ 2613 26l New So Wales 68°57_ 103 103 Nord Ry 6% '50_. 106% 1061y Norway 4s 63 _ 9774 Norway 414565 Norway 412556 Norway 6844 Norw Hy El 5%s Nuremberg 6s '52_ Oriental Dev 5,858 Panama 5563 stpas_ Paris Orl Ry 513868 Pernambuco 7547 Peru 6560 Peru 6561 Peru 7s '59 Poland 65’40 Poland 7s'47 Porto Alegre 7% 66 Prussia 65 62 Prussia 618’51 Queensland 7s 41 Rhinelbe Un 78 '46_. Rio de Jan 63,8 '53_. Rio de Jan 8s'46 Rio Gr do Sul 68’68 tio Gr do Sul 7866 Rio Gr do Sul 78 '67 25" 29% 105 86 3% 841y 8Th% 40% 40% 50% 49% 118 11% 2% 24% 26% 27% 243, 26% 26 Iau Puh Svc sfl pf _$1.50 30 pf _ SL37'% Extra. Abbott Lab 10¢ 3 | Bristol Brass Corp 5l Chesebreh Mt C Cong buc i | Loew's _Inc s d | Texas Guilf Sulphur ‘5c i Btand Oil Kent I6e - 5. | Interim. Muskogee Co Special. Unlon Hardware Co S5 __ Increased. nef Loan Soc Wil Zhc Boata Aixander Roe Regular. Abbott Laborat 4c Q Bon Ami A 3 Do. B - Bristol Brass 50¢ Chesebr Mfg Co Cons Colt's Pat F Arms - Intl Harvester Lily Tulip Cup Toews, Inc 5 3 Mesta Machine ¢ | Motor Prod Corp S1 i | Texas Gulf Sulpnur 50c | f ominion Textile J Reynolds- Stand Oil Kent Bwift & Co. Amer Hid & Lea pf__ Comm Tov et Emporium, Capewell 000000002 Q Q NEW YORK BANK STOCKS NEW YORK, May 21 (#.—New York Se. eurity Dealers’ Association: (Quotations as of 2 o'clock.) Bank of Manhattan (1%)_. 34 Bankers' Trust R Cen Han Bk & Chase Nau (140) First Natl_(100) Guaranty Tr (12) Irving Tr (.60) Manufacturers, Tr (2) Manufacturers' Tr pf (2)__ Title G & 825 TONS OF LEAD SOLD. NEW YORK, May 21 (#).—The St. Joseph Lead Co. reports that 325 tons of pig lead from Southeast Missouri mines were sold yesterday at $5.85 per hundred pounds, St. Louls. —_— Hart, Schaffner & Marx—Company put into effect an increase in salaries | Alleg Corp 55 49 | Alleg & Westn 4598 _ | Rio Gr do Sul 85 ‘48 jRome 613852 | Roumania 7859 __ Rhur Chemical 6s’48. Sao Paulo St 6568 _ Sao Paulo St 7s 40 Sao aulo St 8836 Sao Paulo St 8s°50_. | Serbs 78 '62._ Serbs 8s'62 ilesia Prov 7s '58 | Sydney 5158 | Toklo B L. Ltd 6553 . | UnSt Wk6ias'47 A_ Un Stl Wks 6158’51 A, Uruguay 6860 Uruguay 6s'64 Warsaw 7s ‘68 Yokohoma 6s '61 DOMESTIC BONDS. Alleg Corp 5s'44____. 100 99% 100 92% 92 92y 6214 621 62% - 109% 109% 109% 95 9% 96 99 99 99 9% 97 97 8% % 7% 95% 954 95% 106% 106% 106% 106 106 106 9815 98 98y 97)s 98 104% 1043 118 118 11815 11815 11314 Alleg Corp 58 '60 stp_ Alleg Valley 4s'42 Allied Stores 41;8°50. Allied Stores 4138 '51. Am & For Pw 58 2030. Am Icecv 58’53 . Am1GCh5iss 49, Am Intl 5849 _ AmT& T 3%s'61 AmT&T3%s 66 AmT& T 412839 AmT&T61;8'43 _ Am T&T 51,843 reg_ Am T F 2%3-55'38-'50 148% 148% 148% Am Wat Wks 68°75_. 104 1037 104 Anaconda deb 4338’60 106 105%3 106 Armour & Co 4128°39. 10215 102% 1021 Armour(Del)1st 48'56 97% 97% 975 Armour (Del) 48°67.. 9T% 97k 9Ty Armstrong Ck 4 104% 104% 104% A T&S Fe 450! 5...106 106 108 A T&S Fe adj 48'95-_. 104% 1041 10415 A T&S Feadj 4s'95 st 106 105 105 A T&S Fe gen 5_. 110% 110 110 108% 108% 108% 62 112 111% 111% Atla& Ch AL 58’44_. 111% 111% 11114 Atl Coast L 1st 2. 103 102% 103 Atl Coast L clt 4 AtICLun 4%s'64 __ Atl Coast Line 6845 Atlantic & D 1st4s'48 Atl Refining deb 58’37 B&O 1st 48 48_ 52 100% 100% 100% - 1063 106% 106% 6% T6% 6% 114% 114 114% 86% 1104 103% 103% --- 104% 104% 104% 92 92 92 Bang&Aroos cv 48’51 110 - 110 110 Bell T of Pa 55’48 B_. 118% 118% 1188 Bell Tel of Pa 55°60 C. 128% 128% 123% Beth Steel 3 6... 95 95% 95% of 5,000 employes averaging about 12 Per cent. / "/ Beth Steel 860 108! 103% 103% Bos & Me 5855 eueen % 84 Hllh Bos & Me 58 °67__ ... Bos NY A L 4s’55_. BotCon M 6%s'34___ Bot Con M 6158’34 ct_ Bklyn Ed con 3% 5°66 Bklyn Man T 43%s ‘66 Bklyn Un El 58 °50___ Bklyn Un Gas bs '45_. Bklyn Un Gas 63 '50._. Bklyn UnG 68’57 B_. Bruns & West 4s'38 Buft R&P con 4148'57 Bush Term con 63 ‘55 Bush Ter Bldg 5s°'60. Calif Packing 5s'40__ Canada So 5562 A___ Can'dian NR 4%s°51_ Can’dian NR 4358 '56. Can'dian NR 41857 Can'dian N 68’69 July Can'dian NR58'69 Oct Can’dian NR 58°70___ Can’dian N db 6148’46 Can’dian P db 4s perp Can’dian Pac 41560 Cent of Ga 6859 C___ Centof Garf 5%s'59 Cent IIl E & G bs '51._. Cent I1l Lt 31,866 Centof N J 4s8'87 Cent of N J gen 58’87 Cent Pac 1st rf 4s°49. Cent Pac 58 "60__ Cert'ddeb 51,848 __ Champ P&F 4% s '50._. Chesap C cv 655’44 Ches& O 3%s'96 D Ches & 0 3%8'96 E. C&Ogen 43,8'92_, C&Oconbs'39. Chi & Altref 3s°49 Chi B&Q gen 4s°'68___ Chi B&Ql div 3158 '49 Chi B&Q 45877 __. Chi B&QI div 4s'49__ Chi & E 111 68’51 “ Chi & E 111 §s '51 ctfs. Chi& E 111 con 6s'34 Chi Grt West 4559 Chi I&L gen 5866 Chi I&L gen 6366 . Chi Ind & So 48’5 CM&StP4s '!'! CM&StP gn 414589 C. CM&StP5s 75 CM&StP&P adj5s2000 Chi& NW gen 3135'87 Chi & NW gen 4s'87 _ Chi&NW gen 4587 st. Chi & NW 43,8°49 Chi & NW gen 5587 _. Chi& NW rf 65 2037 .. C&NW Nr W 61s'36. ChiR I&Prf 48 34 _ Chi R I&P rf 48'34ctf. Chi R I&P gen 4s'88_ Chi RI&P 415852 __ Chi RI&P 4%38°52 ctf. Chi R I&P 413860 _ Chi T H&S 18t 53°60_. Chi Un Sta 3158’61 . Chi Un Sta 33,8°63 E. Chi& W In con 4s'52. Chi& W Ind 4%s'62. Childs & Co 5843 ___ CInG&E31s'66 __. CinUnT3%sDgtd . Cin Un Term 58’57 C. CCC&StLrf 4% 8'7TTE CCC&StLrf5s63D._ Clev Un Ter 4%s'77_, Clev Un Ter 58’73 B . Clev Un Ter 515 8'72A. Colo & So 4145 '80_ Columbia G & E 58 ‘52 May Columbla G&E 5561 Colum Ry P&L 4s'65. Columbus & Tol 48' Consol Oi1 338" Consum Pwr 31s'65. | Consum Pwr 31,570 Container deb is 43 Container 6s°46 Crown Will P 65 '51__ Cuba RR 1st 58 Cuba RR ref 71353 Cuba RR 715'36 ctfs. Del & Hud ref 4s°43__ DelP& L 4% 8’69 Del P& L 4138'71 Den G & E 58’518t __ Der & R G con 45 '36_ Den& RG W 58’55 _. Den & RGW 5&'55asst Det Edison 4145’61 D. Det&M 2d 48’95 asst Duquesne Lt 3%;s ’65. Elec Auto Lite 48'52_ Eriecv 48'53 A_. Eriecv 48’53 B_. Eriecons 4s°96. Erle gen 4596, Erleref 58'67 Erie ref 6s'75 Fairbks Morse 45 '56_ Fed Lt&Tr 58’42 Fla EC Ry 58 °74 Francisco Sug 6s'56._. Gen Am Inv 5852 __ 10114 Gen Mot Acc 38°45 __ 1021y Gen Mot Acc 3%s'51_ 100% Gen Stl Cast 65;5 '49. 83! Goodrich 4%s'5 997 Goodrich 6345 _ 1048 Goodyear T&R 5s'57. 104% Goth Silk H 55’46 ww Grt Nr Ry 33s'67 Great N Ry 4846 G__ Grt NRy 4s'46 H_ ___ Grt NRrf4%s'61 A Grt NR gen 4138’75 D GrtN Rgn4%s'17 E. Grt NR5%s’52B... Green Bay 58’62 B___ Gulf M& N 58 '50____ Gulf M& N 5158'50__ Gulf States Util 45’66 Gulf Sta Util 45846, Gulf Sta Stl 42486 Hock Val 41,8'99_ Hoe (R) 1st mtg "44__ Houston Ol 6% 5 *40_. Hudson Coal 65 '52 Hudson Co G 1st 5s Hud & Man inc 5s'57. Hud & Man ref 5s '57_ Il1 Bell Tel 31,870 Il Cent 838’52 ___. I11 Cent col tr 45’53, I11 Cent ref 4855, Il Cent 4% s '66 111 Cent ref 58 °55 ICC&St L N O 4138'63 ICC&St LN O 6s'63__ Ind Ill & Towa 4850 Ind'polis U R 3125 86 Ind & Louisv 4s '66 . _. Inland St1 3% 61 Int R T 1st rf 55’66 . IRT 1strf 58’66 ctfs IntRT 68’32 IntRT 68’32 ¢ IntRT 78°32.__ Interlake Iron 4s'47.. Int Agr-cl 55’42 stp__ Int Grt Nr6s'52 A __ Int Grt Nradj 65'52 A Int Hydro Elec 6s'44. Int Mer Marine 65’41 Int Pap 1st 55 '47 A_. Int Pap ref 6s 65 Int T&T cv 4% 539 Int T&T 4158 '52 Int T&T 58 '55 . Iowa Cent 55’38 James F & C 4539 Kans C So 1st 3s'50__ Kans C Ter 1at 4s'60- Kans G&E 4148°80___ Kings Co El 45 '49. Kresge Found 4s '45_. Laclede Gas 58 °39 Laclede G 648’53 C_.. Laclede G 5%s°60 D_ Lake S&M S0 3148’97, Lautaro Nit 1975s Leh Val Har 5854 _ Leh V RR con 58 2003 LV RR con 58 2003 rg Loew's 31,8'46_ _ Long Isl gen 4s°38_ Long Isl rf 48’49 st Lorillard 7s 44 _ La & Ark 6869 _ L & N unif 48°40._. 106% L&N4%82003C____ 104% L & N So Mon jt 48'52. 957 McKess&Rob 6155'50 Me C RR gn 4138'60 A Manati Sug 7%s’42 _ Man S 1st 734 8'42ctfs Manhat Ry 4s '90 ctfs Mead Co 63°45 .. Met Ed 1st rf 4148 ‘68 Mich Cent 48°40 Mil El R&L &8 5 Mil El R&S L rf 68’71, MilSpa & N W 48°47_ Minn & St L 55'34ctfs. MStP&SSM cn 4s°'38 MStP&SSM 68°38 gtd MStP&SSM rf 68 '46A MOoK&T Ist ¢5°90__. MoK&T4s'62B____ MOK&T 4%48'78.c. . T) 102 - 102y 141 73 5914 101% 33 102 2% 65 987 102% 10284 127% 92% % 113 Low. Close. 8414 238 23% 278 28% 2% 2% 100% 100% 92 921 1056 105% 113 9T% 105% 9614 105% 102 868 60 60 105 114 112% 1 11114 1158 117% 117% 1241 9314 102v% 19% 19% 4 101 1031% 5Tl 6315 % 1074 99y 1021, 1004y 106 112 98y 683y 1043 1021, 107 101 1017% 10215 1874 3 101 1017y 1011 xnuu , | Southn Cal Gas 4865 100% 105 93% 595 5914 10115 325, 101% 2% 65 982 102% 1025 127% 928, 10614 104% 95% 10374 80 570 5T 31, 1037% 106% 105% % 102% 1018 | Penn RR deb 47 . Low. Close, % TT% TT% 19'% MoK & T 5s'62 A. Mo Pac 4875 Mo Pac 5565 A. Mo Pac 68 '77 F Mo Pac 58'78 G Mo Pacific 58’ 81 T_. Mo Pac 5%s 49 A Mohawk & M 4s°'9 Monong Ry 1st 4s 6/ Mont Pwr 3%s'66 .__. Mont Tram 58’41 Morris & Es 315 2000 Morris&Essex 4% 8'55 Morris&Essex 5s'55 Nassau Elec 4s'51 gtd Natl Dairy 3%s'51ww Natl DisP C4%s'45_ Nat R M 4s 77 asst Nat R M 434526 as Nat Ry Mex 41,857, New Iing RR 5545 New Orl PS 68’52 A_. New Orl1PS6s'65 B New Or Ter 1st 48°53. New Orl T&M 41, 8'56 New Or T&M incis'35 New Orl T&M 58’51 B New Orl T&M 68'56 C. New Orl T&M 5158’64 N Y Central 3%s'52 NY Central 3148 '97 __ NY Central 3% s'46__ NY Cent con 4598 _ NY Centrf 418 2013_ NYCrf4%82013n__ NY Cent rf 55 2013 NY Centcv 63’44 ___ NYCLSh31,s'98 97 2 104% 91% 101 104 8714 9RY 100 109% 59 99% 100 123 9714 39 40 40 25% St L 6%s’74 A hi& St L 63'38 _. Y Conn 1st 4148'53 ¥ Dock 5s'38 = dison 374865 D. lisref 31,866 NY G El H&P 5848 _ NY L & W 1st 45'73 6. YI\H& H4%s'67 . Y NH & Hcl tr 6540 Y NH & Hcv 6848 Y O&W gen 48 Y O&W ref 4s Niag Sh 5158 50 Norf So 1st ref s ‘61 orf S 1st rf5s'61 cfs. Norf & W 1st 45 '96 orth Am Co 58'61 orth Am Ed or'n Pac gen 38 2047 or'n Pac 4897 105 ort'n Pac s 2047 C_ 103 Nor'n Pac 58 2047 D__ 103 Nor'n Pac 6s 2047 111 Ohio Edison 4 105% Oreg Sh L 5s'46 gtd . 118 Orex W RR 48°61____ 106 Otis Steel 433862 ___ 89% Pac Gas & 1 313 '66. Pac G & E3%s'61.__ Pac G & E 4564 == Pac T&T rf 3% s '66 B Pac T&T 2% s'66 C Para Broadway 3s'55 Paramount Pic 68 '55. Parmelee 6s'44 Penn Co 45’63 Penn Dixie C 6541 Penn O & D 1’15‘77 PennP& L 4%s El_. PennRR3%swi ___ Penn RR3%s'70C__ Penn RR cn 48’48 stp. Penn RR 478’81 D _ 106% 106% Penn RR 41,584 - 1063 1 Penn RR con 4%3s'60. 118 Penn RR gn 413865 110 s°'70 102* Penn RR gen 5568 _ 117 Peoria & E 1st 41'40 9 Pere Marq 4138°80 __ Pere Marq 1st 5s '56_. Phila Co 5567 Phila & R C&I 6573 Phila & R C&I 63°49 Philippine Ry 4s°37_ Pillsbury F M 6. 1023 33 13y 1041, 103 103 110% 1047 1171 106 8O 971 1008 1091, 981 10114 109% 98 11175 111 109% 98%, 1111 1063 10615 118 110 102 101% 10015 | PCC&St L 58" Pitts&W Va 428’584 Pitts&W Va 41%8'59 B Pitts&W Va 4148’60 C Pitts Y&Ash 6562 B_ Porto Rico A T 6s’42_ Port Gen El 4148 °60_. Postal Tel & C 58’53 Potomac E1 P 3%s '66 Pressed Stl Car 58 '51 Pure Oil 4148’50 ww_ Pure Oil 434850 xw__ Purity Baking 68 '48_ Reading R 41,897 A_ Reading R 4135 Republic Stl 4 Republic Stl 4 Republic $t1 Revere Cop 4145 RIA&L 1st43:8'34_ §:\5:'m|n\ Pw 41 GrIsl 4s° Jo Ry L T&P F 4850 A ctfs. Fran 43878 _ St L-SF 4%5'78 cf st. St LSF 58’50 B ctfs_ StL S W 1st ter 65’52 StPKCSL438'41_ San A & A Pass 48'43. Seabd A L 45 '50 stp_._ Seabd A Liref 48’59 __ Seabd A Lirf 48'59 cfs Seabd A L 68’45 A___ Seabd A L 6545 ctfs. Seabd A-FI 68'35 A ct. Seabd A-Fla6s'35B ct. Shell Un deb 3148 '51_ Silesian Am 7s"41_ Skelly Oil 4851 Socony Vav 31450 South Bell T&T 68’41 105% 104 107 99% 955 - 105% 891, 891 8914 Southn Cal G 41;8'61. So Pac 33,8'46 So Pac col 45 '49 So Pac ref 4s'55_. So Pac 478 '68_. So Pac 414869 So Pac 4158 '81_ So Pac Oreg 418’7 So Ry gen 48'56 A._. So Ry 5s'94 So Ry gen 65’56 SoRy 6128°56 _ SORy M&O04s°38___ So Ry Mem div 58 '96. Staley A E 4s '46 Stand Oil N J 3s'61__ Studebaker cv 6s '45_ Swift & Co3%s'50 Tenn C&I RR 58 Term As St L 4s Term A St L 4128 '39_ Texarkana 5148 '50 Texas Corp 3‘/;! 51 ‘Texas & Pac 58'77 B Texas & Pac 5s'79 C Texas & Pac 5s'80 D Third Avref 4s°60 _ Third A ad In ex 53'66 ‘Tide Wat Oil 3148’52 _ Tol & Ohio C 3 Un Oil of Cal 3158’52 Unilon Pac 338’70 Union Pac 31,871 Union Pac 1st 4547 __ Un Pac 1st rf 4s 2008 United Drug 58'53__. U S Rubber 55’47 Utah L & T 5s'44 A. Utah P& L 58’44 __ Util P& L 68’59 ww... UtlIP&L6%s 47 Vanadium cv bs ‘41 103% VaE&P1strf 4s'56. 107% Va Ry 1st 3%s’66 A_. 104% Wabash 1st 5s'39. 95 ‘Wabash 2d 5s'39.. 8413 Wabash 5376 B 36% ‘Wabash 6148 '75 3T Walker H&S 4%s 45_ 105% Walworth 4s ‘55 80% Warner Broscv 65’39 954 Warner-Quin 65°39 _ 45% Wash W P 1st 58°39. 1073 107% West Penn P 3148'66. 104% 104% 104% W Sh 1st 452061 gtd. 92 913, 913, West'n Md 1St 48°52_. 104% 1037 10373 Westn Md 5%s'77___ 107% 107 107 Westn NY&P gn 48'43 108 108 108 Westn Un cl tr 58 °38_ 102% 102 102 Westn Un §s'51 100% 100 100% West'n Un 5s'60._. 100 99 100 Wheel Steel 41%s°53_. 100 9975 100 White Sew M 6s'40__ 102% 102% 102% W SpStlcon7s'35ct. 83 32% 32% Willmar & S F 5s'38_ 1037 103% 103% ‘Wilson & Co 4s8°56 100 100 100 WisCent 1st gn 4s°49 25% 25% 25% Y'ngstn 8&T 8148 '61. 135% 135% 185% Y'ngstn S&T ¢s°'61_.. 101% 101 . 101% 104 4 119 4 106'% 120 1081% 1065 106 4 103 10314 103 103% 553 251 9955 104 1065 12013 1084 1065 106 10314 103% 1031 104 5514 6 9955 104 110% 97 961 11315 50% 103% 107 104% 94 8415 36% 37 103% 107% 104% 95 8415 36% 37 105 80% 95 45% 1071, 214 | 1601 .65 26'2 | " STRAW D. C, FRIDAY FREIGHT LOADINGS AT 73,669 MARK Small Week’s Increase Boosts Total 13.5 Per Cent Above 1936. NEW YORK, May 21.—The Associ- ated Press seasonally adjusted index of freight carloadings, 1929-30. 100, advanced today to 802, compared with 79.8 the previous week and 70.4 a vear ago. Range of recent vears: 1936 1035 1934 5 711 659 58.0 595 By the Associated Press. The Association of American Rafl- roads reported today 773,669 cars of revenue freight were loaded during the week ending last Saturday. This was an increase of 6,188 cars, or 0.8 per cent, compared with the preceding week; an increase of 92,261, or 135 per cent, compared with a year ago, and an increase of 180,719, or 32.7 per cent, compared with two years ago. The report classified follow: ) 60.7 the loadings as Last Wk. Yr. Ago. Miscellaneous 3 5088 - 43 608 Less-than-c'rlot 1 Coal Grain and oducts west. districts Live ‘stock West. ~ districts Forest products Ore Coke, UTTER—9? score. 1-pound prints. 35 Y4 pounn prints, 36 tub. 34: 90 score, 1 pound, prints. 34; " %i-pound “prints. 35 MLAmchoxcr beef, 18: calves 16; veal. 14: loin. "28; Imnn 2 moked h =33 b bacon, lard 141; STOCK—Pigs, 912a10: light hoss, i mediums. 1072a103; heavies, % Sows, Klial’, calves, 6rl0; . 9a Prices paid shippers net fob Washing- ton. By the United States Bureau of Agricultural Economics EGGS—Market steady and unchanged. Current receipts, hennery whites, 19820 graded ar datrd‘ o, o6R U 8- extras, arge, s, mediums, 20U, 8. :,xmmcsl a LIVE POULTRY—Market qutet snd un- changed Fowl: Colored. heavy. 14 few at 18 Crosses, pounds, 1 Turkeys. 18al8iy Government Fruits and \euubm. Sales in larke lots by origmnal receivers up Lo X a.m. today APP] One Washing unbroké cag o' ferep | erate: demand mode d, Pennsylvania, Vi ket minimum, 1.4081.5 n arrived: one upplies mod- market gteady. ginia and West U. 8. No. i R ABBAGE N CaTloL arriy on “track. _ Truck receipts moderate: lies moderate; demand moderate: mar- et steady. North Carolina. 11 bushel hampers. pointed type. Xo-1.00. RR! No carlot arrivals: 1 broken Supplies light; demand teady ", California. 2 best. sup- A car’ on roderate: Wi s Supplies moderate; demand moderate: mar- R eady T aiifornt, Crates. mostly 20: paorer low as 173, CELERY—On d and 1 unbroken cars on | moderate: ~ demand ~ mox ate} S romser FloriBe S O 1% | Yellow Ber’mudnt WBERRI cars on track demand moderate; mar- , various va- 2.00-3.00. few best, 00: few best high as 3.50: Mary| quart_crates, Vatious varieties, generaily good Quality and condition, -3.00 per crate. PEAS—No carlot arrivals: cne broken car on track. Supplies moderate; demand fair; market slightly weaker, North Caro- ling and Bastern Shore Va!, buthel ham ers, 1.00-1.25: California,” bushel ham Ders. Telephones, 4.00-3 Potato Prices Steady. POTATOES—Two Maine, one South Carolina arrived: one car diverted: three broken and five ‘unbroken cars on track Old Stock: Supplies moderate; demand moderate: market steady.” Malte, 100-1b. sacks. Green Mountains, U. S No Tosly SHET paorer lower. New stock! Supplies moderate: demand moderate: mar- ket steady. South Carolina stave barrels, Cobblers. U "S. No.” 1. 4.50-475: mostly 4.50: Florida, practically no supplies on the market SHORT-TERM SECURITIES. (Reported by Chas. D. Barnéy & Co.) Amer. T, & T. 5 California Pnck\nz Bs 1a40- C Cl'field & O. 5 102 Xnd 4':5 1941 Horiston il 5105 104 0 T Were 'Matine. 1 ntl. T. & T. 41as 19 Laclede Gas Light 55 13 Lehigh Valiey' Coal 65 1 Lehigh Val. Ter Ry, b5 1 Long Telana Gen: 45 1038 30 % 33 1047 !5 103 Vansfium Corpbs Toale . -1 Vertientes Sugar Co. 7s 1 Wabash Rwy. Co. bs 163! s = Work N 0% B 4s 190 ‘Western Union Tel. 6! 1938 FOREIGN MAB.KETS. LONDON, May 21 (#).—Stocks closed quiet and firmer today,_ the last day of the current account. Induj‘tinalsbnx;esd th on optimism provided by £ ferdas's rally on the New York Exchange. Substantial improvement in the trans- a nfllz;dgea issues’ quiet. e rails continued firm O BRPOOT Wheat " futures closed quiet, Vad_higher to 3ad lower. ~Early eakness in'sympathy With the close at Winniper yesterday was followed by & rally on reduced Indian crop estimates and un- favorable European weather. but the mar- ket _eased in late trading on rain reports from parts of Canada and the American Southwest. FOREIGN EXCHANGES. NEW YORK. May 21_(P).—Foreign ex- change steady: Great Britain in dollar: 5 Orell Britain. demang : cables. 4.9414 bills, 4 demand; ur. cables. 440 Ttaly. demand. 5.26%: cables, 5.26%. mands: I, 16,8775 Germany, free, 5 "UIO‘ travel, 26 Holland Norway. ‘24 84: enmark. 2.07 swuml-n d. 2 Gethosdonain 54 ug, Zechoslovakin Austria_1876n; Hungary, 10.80¢ Rimania, 75 32.96n; . Brazil_8.80%ani h.nm- 20.95 Hon:konr ‘Montre N 2:& 1051 T New York I bontr Truck receipts moderate; | MAY 21, 193 Creditors Approve Proposed Changes For United Cigar BY the Associated Press. NEW YORK, May 21.—A majority of creditors of the United Cigar Stores Co. of America filed acceptances to- day in Federal Court of & proposed re- organization plan for the concern, which went into bankruptcy in 1932. They acted at the first of a series of hearings on the plan, to \.hich only a small group of minority stockholders objected. Under the plan, stockholders and creditors will be apportioned shares in the new company on a pro-rata basis. FEDERAL LAND BANKS NEW YORK. May 21 (#).—Federal Land Bank bonds Rate. Maturity. V.. 1058 10074 10074 SIS CHICAGO PRODUCE. CHICAGO. May 21 (. —Poultry, live, 51 chickens steady hens, Do . 17: 5 pounds and less. "1 14'2: fryers, col- . Pl and ohite Rock, batehack fryers. o1 ba Springs, Toosters, 13: Léghorn roosters, 11: turkeys. hens. 16: toms."15. No 2 tur: keys, 14: Springs. colored 24° Plymouth and White Rock, 8 . ‘white and colored. %" pounds small, 14; geese, 11, Butter. 16.341: un- ERES, extra 20 fresh graded firsts, local. 1974 0y e ceipts. 10:" storage packed extras, « storage packed firsts. 2 Potatoes. on ‘track, pments, 1.0%1. Old stock lehtly stronger. Russets flrrg undertone, supplies ‘light. de- per,, hundred- 1t Idaho Russets. U. S. No. 50+ Maue Green Mountains, U. 5 NG L commercials, s. 15 New supplies moderate demand 5. N duc! up, prices changed weaker firsts. local. 188: total umphs. U." Tritmbhs En forna, White Rose. v oroia Whit very few E No! I, o CHICAGO LIVE STOCK. CHICAGO. Mayv 21 (P.—(United Btates Department of Agriculture.) —Hogs, i mcluding 500 ke weak q ut 0 bulls 2e b Brades. o 850 top sau tndivy 10 held above trom 500 REFINANCE AT 4!, % ON CITY CENTRAL BUSINESS PROPERTY Ease your mind for 10 years. Construction loans on busi- ness property also invited. SHANNON & LUCHS Mortgage Loan Correspondents MASSACHUSETTS MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. 1505 H St. N.W. Natl. 2345 Investments First mortgage notes, 6% servatively cppmud new buildings in Washington and near- $500.up. Interest 6% per annum. Bradley, Beall & Howard, Inc. || Southern Bldg. Phone Nat. 0271 well secured on con- by Maryland. Denominations of Established Nearly 40 Years ||[Nearby Maryland— ANCIAL WEATHER CURBS RETAIL BUYING Larger Demand Apparent, According to Dun & Brad- street Review. By the Assoctated Press. NEW YORK, May 21.—Inclement weather took its toll in retail sales| this week, although the undercurrent of a swelling demand came closer o the surface, Dun & Bradstreet said today in their weekly trade review. Pending strikes caused abandon- ment of planned schedule extensions in industrial divisions, the agency said, but production totals were little dis- turbed as some manufacturers in- creased operations to work down back- logs. “Buying in wholesale markets lost little of its vigor for Summer and Fall merchandise; reorders, however, were smaller in volume,” the report stated. besding regions were ahead of last year's showing, and retail sales for the | country as a whole were 8 to 20 per, cent over last year's figure. Gains shown in major areas were: | New England, 10 to 18 per cent; East, 10 to 20; Middle West, 12 to 22; North- | west, 15 to 20; South, 12 to 20; South- west, 8 to 16, and Pacific Coast 12 to 18. | “Attractive promotional events built | the fair volume recorded,” the report | said. “Interest widened further in| graduation dresses, bridal outfits, watches, jewelry and radios. Sales of automobiles advanced to an | eight-year high. “Manufacturers of farm tractors, til- | lage, harvesting and threshing ma- | chinery were ahead of last year's ou!n put by 40 to 60 per cent. New busi- | ness in the major industries was more than sufficient to offset the cancella- | tions received. 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