Evening Star Newspaper, June 6, 1937, Page 63

FINANCI "LONDON WORRIED BY GOLD SITUATION Morgenthau's Statements Fail to Check Dishoarding—Becomes Major Market Influence. By Cable to The Star. LONDON, June 5—The securities market during the last week was sub- Jected to three major influences: First, the Spanish bombing of a German battleship; second, withdrawal, as the result of strong pressure by industry and finance, of the new national de- fense contribution, and, third, ac- centuation of uncertainty over the gold position. The gold situation was the main market influence as the week closed. It was felt more strongly in the gold mining section, but the underlying un- easiness as to the future price of gold was a restraining influence through- out. Secretary Morgenthau’s statements failed to check dishoarding, and the use of the word “imminent” was taken to signify possible action in the not distant future. The policy of the British authorities in allowing the discount to widen to 7'2d on the dollar affords no clue as to the ultimate intentions, causes per- plexity and raises the question of how long resources of the exchange fund will be able to absorb the increasing amounts of gold. The total amount dishoarded in the last 11 days was over £15,000,000. (Copyright, 1937, by the North American Newspaper Alliance, Inc.) lNVESTING.COMPANIES NEW YORK. June 5 (®.—New York ity Dealers Association 8ecurity i i'«;ktd ) Admin Fd 2nd Inc Affiliated F Inc Ame-ex Hold Am Business Shrs__ ‘Am Gen Eq Inc __ Am Tus Stocks Assoc Stand Oil Bancamer Blair E Bankers Nat Inv Corp Basic Industry i British_Type Inv Broad St Inv Bullock Fund _____ Can Irv_Fund Centrai Nat Corp A _ Central Nat Corp B Century, Shrs Tr Consolid Funds Corp A~ Continental Sh pf Corporate Trust - Corporate Trust AA - Gorp Tr AA mod Corp Tr Accum Ser Corp Tr Acc mod Crum & Forster Crum & Forst 8¢ Diversified Tr B Dnvrtxgrd Tr © Group € Group Group Group Group Group Group Sec Petroleum Sec R R Eauip- Group Group Huron Incorp Investors 1 Sec: Bank Group _ Instl Sec: Insurance = Investors Fd C Inc eystone Cust Fund B-3__ 2 M. Mitual Toyest Nation Wide Sec Nation Wide Voting_ Natl Investors ooz New Engiand Fund - N Y Bk Tr Sh ¥ Stocks, BX Stocks Stocks Bldz Supply " Stocks. Elec Equip Stocks. Insurance Stocks, A Northern Secur Plymouth Pund Inc Quarter]v Income Sh_ Repres Tr Shrs Repub Invest Fund Echoellonf-Hution & Pom Selected Am Sh Inc Spencer Trask Fund Super of Am Tr AA Super of Am Tr B Super of Am Tr BB ___ Super of Am Tr O Super of Am T; Supervised Shr. Trustee Stand Trustee Stand In; INSURANCE STOCKS NEW YORK. June & (m.—New York Becurity Dealers’ Association’ Aetna Cas (?a) Aetna Ins (1.60) Aetna Life (80a) Am Equit (1.60a) Am Reins (.40g) - Am Reserve (1a)____ Am Surety (2!3) Automobile (Ta) __ Balt Amer (.20a) Carolina_(1.10) GCity of N ¥ (1.20) Frank Fire (1a) Gen Reinsur () Glen Falls (1.60) Great Amer (1a) _ Hanover (1.60) Hartford Fire (2) Home Fire Sec Home Ins (1a) Homestead (1) Knickerbocker Natl Liberty (20a) New Hampshire' (1.60) N Y Fire (R0a)__ Nor River (1) . __ _ Phoenix (2a) Prov Wash (1)~ Revere (P) In (1 Rossia Ins (.A0a)_ St Paul Fire (f) Westchester (1.20a) a—AlS0 extra or extr: &—Declared or vnld 5o far this year. FEDERAL LAND BANKS NEW YORK, June 5 (#).—Federal Land Bank bonds. 4Yes May ific R Mo 2 Fef tDbneRcemem 65 mu % Rwy Warner Brog 6s 1030 Western N Y & Pa 4s 194 Western Union Tel 55 193 | above a week earlier. Baltimore Markets Epecial Dispatch to The Star. BALTIMORE, June 5—A dull mar- ket and only moderate demand throughout the week resulted in a decrease in live-poultry quotations. The drop affected almost all lines and ranged from 1 cent on some broilers and on fowl to as much as 3 cents on ducks. The market was easy throughout the week. In broilers, Rocks are sell- ing 22a24, which is only a fraction below last week's quotations, and mixed colors, at 22a23, are about & cent lower. . Leghorns recorded a gen- eral decline of a cent, those weighing 24 to 215 pounds brmging 19; 1% to 2 pounds, 17a18, and smaller stock selling down to 15a16. In fowl Rocks are a cent lower at 19, with a few bringing 20, mixed colors are selling mostly 17a18 and Leghorns are bring- ing only 14a16. Roosters are steady at 10al2, but Pekin ducks are 3 cents lower at 12a14. Egg Prices Narrow. Although egg prices fluctuated slightly under continued fairly heavy receipts, the end of this week found quotations practically the same as last week. Current receipts are selling 19a 20, large hennery whites, 21, and me- dium-size hennery whites, 20. Several items of local and nearby garden truck made their appearance on the market during the week and supplies are increasing generally, Nearby pointed type cabbage ar- rived on the market and is selling 35a 40 bushel. Nearby peas of large pod varieties are bringing mostly 1.25a1.50 bushel, With poorer stock selling down to 75, Nearby squash also made its appear- ance and is bringing mostly 1.00 bushel. Spinach is somewhat higher at 40a 50 bushel, with canners' stock selling 15a17':. Sweep potatoes continue steady at 1.40a1 50 bushel for Eastern Shore No. Is and 1.15a1.25 for un- graded stock. Nearby Big Boston lettuce is selling 20a30 bushel, with Iceberg type bring- ing 40a50. Maryland asparagus is sell- ing 1.00a2.75 per dozen-bunch crate, according to grade. Nearby strawberries are command- ing as high as 4.50 crate for a few of fine quality, but are bringing most- ly 2.75a3.75. Cattle Receipts Light. In the live stock market total ar- rivals in the cattle department were seasonally light and numbered less than during the previous week, accord- ing to the local bureau of the Depart- | ment of Agriculture. Trading ruled active where steers were concerned, and a modest number of heifers and mixed yearlings found ready outlet. Cows found rather slug- gish movement early in the week, but later 1mproved demand prompted in- | creased activity on that class that closed brisk. Bulks followed along the same lines as a week earlier, and at times outlet appeared none too de- pendable. Sluggish condition in the dressed market put somewhat of a check on strengthening prices, and small supplies appeared as the prin- cipal factor that boosted prices of most classes higher than a week ago. Swers | and yearlings gained mostly 25 and in | some late sales looked more than 25| Cows finished | mostly 25 higher, and bulls only | steady with last week's close. Sales of medium and good grades of | steers this week were largely of 800- | 1,125 pounds and went mostly within | a spread of 10.50a11.85. Low me- dium and plain grade light weights were noted at 8.00a10.25. Those | at the inside price represented as straight grassers. Medium to choice | heifers released at 9.00a10.75 and a few above, while odd head of very plain kinds ranged down to 8.00 and below. Fat cows of strictly good quality were | scarce, a few sales uncovered up to 7.50 and above, a near choice weighty | beef .type individual at 850. Plain and medium grades late in the week | were bought mainly at 6.25 a 7.00; old, thin light weight 4.25 and emaciated kinds 4.00 and less for some in doubtful health. Plain and medium grades of bulls earned 6.00a 7.00, mostly, best sausage kinds here | and there selling up to 7.25, and some few good grade fat butcher offerings | up to 8.50. Vealers Move Lower. Vealer prices started the current | week on a steady keel, but good grades | lost 50 Tuesday, and medium and lesser | grades a like amount later, and closing | market was weak at the 50 downturn. Late sales of good grades were 9.00a9.50 mostly, a large number of Friday’s run still in first hands at a late hour of trading. Plain and medium grades were quoted 6.50a8.50, and culls sold down to 5.00. Friday's hog market was quiet and the day's list called for prices that were steady with Thursday's quota- tions. Good and choice grades of 170- 210 pound barrows and gilts were listed at 11.65a11.90, latter price top for the day. Comparable grades scaling 220-250 pounds were scheduled at 11.15a11.50 and heighweight butch- ers quoted down to 10.50 and below. Good and choice 140-160 pound light lights earned 11.15a11.50; 120-140 pounds, 10.40a10.75, and good packing S0Ws, 9.40a10.00. Medium grade sows and also stags were quoted from around 9.00 downward. Hogs from “doubtful” areas are not represented in prices. New crop lamb prices lost mostly 50, and the few head of aged stock went at steady rates. There was not enough action Friday to make a mar- ket test. Good and choice ewe and wether lambs of this Spring crop turned at 11.50a12.50 Thursday, bulk of sales from 12.00 down. Due to price strengthening at some competi- tive markets some local sales agencies considered choice offerings eNgible late in the week to still sell up to 12.50 or possibly above for strictly choice ewes and wethers. Late sales of plain and medium grades were from 10.50 down, many under 10.00. Fat clipped slaughter ewes were taken at 4.00 down, according to weight and con- dition. Grain Market. Closing prices were: Wheat—No. 2 red Winter, garlicky, spot domestic, 1.37; June delivery not quoted. Corn— No. 2 yellow, domestic, 1.25; Western billing at a premium over this price; cob corn, nominal. Oats—No. 2 white, domestic, 65a75; No. 3, 64a74. Except grain on track, there is an additional charge of 11, cents per bushel for storage and elevation on all sales of oats. Rye, No. 2, 1.30a1.35. Barley, 93a98. NEW YORK PRODUCE. NEW YORK. June 5 (7.—Butter, 12.321; barely ‘steady.” Centralized (90 ~score), 2934-30. "Other grades unchange Cheese, 0100 268: auiet, Prices changed. 30.10¢ changes, Dresséd _poultry un- steady. Mixed prices un- = | % Fresh and rozen prices unchan Tive “poultry. by ireight, nominal. No quotations. By express steady. Prices unchanged. —_— PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE. PHILADELPHIA, June 5 (#).—Live poul- fowls. white Leghorns, fancy. 17: s otenorms, T8 Dutks. white steldy. 14. rselud Doultr!. chickens, all sections, THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, JUNE 6, 1937—PART FIVE G—3 SUMMARY OF BONDS ON THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE ° WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, JUNE 5, u. s. 1937 High. Low. 10122 966 2’/53 1949-53_ 10616 100 18 2% 8 1946-4Tceee 104 16 2% 8 1948-51 10317 23,8-1951-54 . 10318 2%8-1956-59 104 30 2% 3 1956- 50_-— 107 30 106 28 108 24 108 18 108 24 109 25 107 27 108 24 110 18 1149 115 20 109 26 121 14 TREASURY BONDS. 97 30 102 31 100 25 99 30 99 22 100 25 104 15 102 28 104 31 104 15 106 20 106 16 105 23 106 19 107 109 30 11122 97 24 102 26 100 19 99 25 99 17 100 18 1047 102 20 104 26 104 15 106 11 106 10 105 19 106 13 106 28 109 26 11114 106 15 115 28 3%8 1946-49. 34m 1949-52 8% 81941 338 1944-46 33%8°40-43 Ju: 3%5°41-43 March 33,8 1943-47 3% 81946-56. Qs 1944-54 _ 104 2 Y%m-3%s 43-45_. 10622 11316 4%!1941 52 116 2 FEDERAL FARM MORTGAGE 996 2% 81942-47__ 101 22 1018 381947 103 2 10011 381949 10215 10210 1017 31%s1964 1033 10230 HOME OWNERS’ LOAN BONDS, 9816 21,8 1942-44 9931 9923 9828 2% 8193949 100 10 100 5 9924 3s1952__ 1024 10128 FOREIGN BONDS. 5 High. ADbitibi P& P Es ‘83___.. 100 Akershus 5s'63 98% Antiquia 7s 45 A 13'9 Antioquia 7 Antioquia 7s Argentine 6% Argentine 63°'57 A 102 24 104 24 104 104 20 104 24 104 28 107 12 109 12 104 10 105 23 10517 106 10 101 18 102 29 102 31 103 2 1053 1937 High, 109% 100 20 20 20 103 100% 102% 100 103 101 103% 1005 102% 101 1023 1014 1025 100% 102% 100%, 102% 99y 11015 1048, 110 10434 1034 98 109 1054 110% 108 118% 115% n 35 Argentine 6s 60 Sept._. Argentine 6860 Oct Argentine 6s ‘61 Febr. Argentine 6s°61 May .. Australia 414856, Australia 63'55 Australia bs ‘67 Austrian 7s'57 Belgium €s '5 Belgium 6%s 49 Belgium 78’65 _ Brazil 63%s 1926-57 Brazil 6%4s 1927-57 Brazil 7852 Brazil 8s'41. Buenos A 4% s-4%s 6 Aug (Pr) Bue A 43%-45s'T6AprPv Buenos A 4 %s ATAPE): Buenos A 65’61 Pv I\Dd Canada 2%s"45_. Canada 3%,8'61._. Canada 4s ‘60 Canada 53 52 Chile 6360 _ Chile 6s°61 Jan 25 18% Chile 6s'C1 Febr. 181, Chile 6s '61 Sept._. 183, Chile 65°6 1815 Chile 68 '63 18% Chile 73’42 15% Chile Mtg Bk 65 '61 15% Chile Morts Bank 6s'62. 15% Chile Mtg Bk 638 '67 % Chile Mtg Bk 6% s '61 Chilean Mun L 7s'60_. Cologne 63850 __ Colombiu 6361 Jan_ Colombia 63 ‘61 Oct _ Copenhagen 4%s '53 Copenhagen 6s '52 Costa Rica 78'51 A_. 56'5 Cuba b%s '45 1051 103% Czechoslovak! 1007 973% Denmark 41%s 62 102Y% 100% Denmark 6%s "55.. 105% 104% Denmark 68 '42._. 124'4 115 French T%s'41 3713 26% Ger C Ag Bk 63 '60 July 38 26 Ger C Ag Bk 63 '60 Oct_. 32 237 Ger Con Ag 6%s 5 31% 20'; German 5%s ‘65 84 275 German Rep 7s'49 80 [Italy Ts'51___ 801 Italy Crd P W 18 4T B 71% Italy P U Credit 7s ‘52 Japan 5%s '65 Japan 6%s ‘54 Kreug&Toll 58'59 efsn_ 82 Milan 618 52 34 Minas G 6158’58 <cnco 1 3% New Sou Wales 5857 105 New Sou Wales 53 68 __ 10934 102'4 Nord Rwys 6860 _. 102% 99% Norway 41(s '65 lOa“ 100 Norwav Hy El 6%s'57_ 71'; Orfent Dev 538 ‘58 _ 754 Orlent 65’63 9775 Oslo 41285 98%, Paris Orl Ry 6% 17% Peru 6s 60 _ Peru 6s'61._. Peru 7s '59 Poland 63’4 Poland 7s 47 4 Poland 8s 50 Prussia 6s 52 Prussia 618 '51_ Queens!and 6s 47 Queensland 7s "¢1._ - R DJan 6%s'53 Auco. Rio de Jan 8§s'46 Aprco RGdusSés 68 Juneco Rio G do S 75'66 May c o RioGdoS 7s'67 Juco__ Rio G do S 85'46 Apr c o Rome 6%s | Sao P St 6s'68 Julyco.. Sao Paulo State 78 40__ Silesia Prov 78’58 Talwan E1 5%s8°71 Tokio 5%s'61._ Tokio Elec Lt 6; Unit Stl Wks 6%s°47 A Unit Stl Wks 634s°51 A Cruguay 6s'60 Uruguay Rs 64 Uruguay 8s'46 42% T8% q7: 751 8214 97 B8, 101 103's 96% 11013 1041 114'% 111 25 18y 247 18% 9313 94 8214 878 997 50% 13109 11314 109% 33 201, 3414 26 33 23% 3214 321 40 8314 3414 98 5¢ 78 80 83 3214 331 70 697 70 110 110% 24y High. Low. 1937, GOVERNMENT BONDS. Close. 9727 102 29 100 20 99 28 99 20 100 21 104 12 102 26 104 27 104 15 106 12 106 16 105 22 106 17 107 109 29 111 22 106 20 1162 BONDS. 101 22 103 2 102 15 1033 99 30 1009 1023 Low. Close. Chge. 100 983 13 100% 100% 1024 107 107% 10314 110 110% 54 2% 85 Warsaw 78 '58 Westphalia E1 P 6s '53._. Yokohama 6s'61__ 45% 22'% 8414 1937 High. Low. 109 106% Ches & Ohlo con 58% b52% Chi Alton ref 3s'49._. 1174% 107% Chi B&Q gen ¢s ‘58 116Y% 106% Chi B&Q 4%# 11 B 119 114 Ch) B&Qref 68’71 113% 108% Chi B&Q 11 D: 46% 36% Chi & Eastn I11 68 ‘51, 45% 34 Chi & E 111 58°51 ctfs_. 42% Chi Great West 4s ‘69 16% Chi Ind & L gen 6566 54% Chi M & St P 4s'49_ 58l Chi M & St P 415889 8% Chi M StP&P ad) 6520 27% Chi M 8t P&P 6876 3814 Chi & N W gen 45’87 23% Ch1& N W 4%82037___. 2874 Chi& N W 4%48 2037 C__ 16% Ch1& N W 4% 849 40% Chi& N w gen b3 '87 25% Chi & N W ref 5 203 45 Ch1&NW6%s36 ____ 19 ChiRI&Prefds'sé __ 164 Chi RI&P ref 4s'34 ctfs_ 8 High. 107% 66% 111% 111% 117 Nl‘a (‘hl TH&S 15t 5860 _ 77% Chi T H & S inc 5560 13 104' Chi Union Station 3 108'% 100% Cht & W Ind cn 4s '3 .. 94 B85 Chilas & Codeb bs'43 98% 91 CCC&StL4%s'1TB.. 105% 1014 CCC &St L 68’63 D. 105's 99'4 Clev UnTerm 4 %s'77._. 111! 1047 Clev Un Term 65’73 B 113 109% Clev Un Term 6%s ‘T2A 108 104 Col Fuel & Ir bs'43_. 96 77 Colo Fuel & 1658'70__ 77% €1 Colo & Southern 4% 105% 98% Col G & E bs '62 Ma 105'% 98% Col G & E 68 61 108% 102 ColRP & L 4s 65 1007 94 Com Credit3%s'51_. 105% 99% Com Inv Tr3l:s'61__. 71% 63% Cons Coal of Del 58 '60 _. 106% 102Y% Consol Edis NY 31,846 107% 101~ Cons Fdis N Y 3%s ‘56 10815 105% Cons Gas N Y 4% 107% 100% Consol Ofl 3% 64'c 47'% Cuba R R 1st bs‘f.z 65 47'y Cuba North 6842 88% Del & Hudson rf 4 262 Den & R G con 4s 36 15'; Den& RG W 68 '65____. 15 Den & Rio G 68 ‘65 asst_ 5 22 Den& RG Wrf6s'78 106% Det Edison ref bs ‘562 97!; Erfecon 4s'96._.... 80k Erle gen 439, 7815 Erleref bs'67.. 77 Erleref 5s'76.. 124 Fla East Coast Vs T4___ 12 Fla EC Ry 6874 ctf: Gen Cable B’lzu'('l Gen Motors Gen Motors (l‘,‘s Gen Steel Cast 6%s '49_ Goodrich 41,8 '56_ Goodrich 68 ‘45 Goodyear Rubber b3 Great Nor Ry 48 '46 G__ Great Nor Ry 4s"46 H__ GriNor Rrf4%s'61 A_ Great Nor 4%s'16 D Great North 41577 I Great Nor gn 518 52 B_ Green Bay debctfs B.__ Harlem R-P C 1st 43 54 « Hudson Coal 68 '62 Hudson & Man ad} 5; Hudson & Man rf 55 '57_ 111 Central col tr 4s " 111 Cent col tr 48 53_ 1i1 Cent ret 43 ‘65 111 Cent 4% 866 Inter Rap Tran rf s ‘66 Inter Rap Tran 6s°'32___ Inter Rap Tran cv 1s ‘32 Inter R T v 7s ‘32 ctfs_ Int Gr Nor 1st 6852 A__ inter Gr Nor ad) s '52__ Inter Hydro El 6344 Inter Mer Marine 68 '41. Inter Paper 53 '47 A Inter Tel & Tel 438 '39_ Inter Tel & Tel 4% 8 '52_ Inter Tel & Tel b5 '55___ KCFES& M4s'36 + Kan City South 3s Kan City South 6850 __ Kan City Ter 15t 45 '60_. Kan Gas & El 4%s '80 Laclede 6%s 60 D 4 Lehigh Val con 4s 2003 Loew's 3%8'46 Long Island ref 48'49__ Lorillard (P)7s 44 Loulsiana & Ark 6363 Louisv & N 3%8 2003 Loutsv&Nash unt 4s'40_ McKesson & R 5%s'50_ Man Ry N Y con 4890 __ “fan Ry con 4s ‘90 ctf: Met Edison 4345 ‘68 Mil El R&L 1st rf 5561 Mil El R&L gn rf 68 "71_ M St P&S S M con 4s'38 Mo Kan & Tex 1at 45’90 Mo Kan & Tex 53’62 A _ Mo Kan & Tex adj 6s '67 Mo Pacific gen 4575 Mo Pacific rf 5865 A_ Mo Pacific 6377 F Mo Pacific 6578 G- Mo Pacific 5 '80 H_. Mo Pacific 6’81 1 Mo Pacific 6% '49 A_ Mob & Ohio 435 17 -1y + 1% + % 95 41035 987 Y8l 813, 97 104 10313 11815 4 106 110 1007 1008 114% 10 9015 105% 4 1023 The 338 271 106 104 381 33 106% 1018 1014 Mob & Ohio 5538 _ % Monong Pub Sve 6565 Mont Power 3%8 66 Morris & Es 3% 2000 Morris & Es 4%5 65 Morris & Essex 55 '65 Natl Dairy 338’51 ww_ Nat Dist Prod 4% s '45_ Nat Steel 4365 New Jers P & L 438 '60 New Orl P S 6852 A_. New Orl P S 6856 B New Orl T & M 63485 N Y Cent 33%s'97_ 3% NY Central 3% s 46 N Y Central con 4598 __ N Y Centref 438 2013_. N Y Centrf 4%s 2013 n_ DOMESTIC BONDS. High. 100 High, . Alleghany Co 63 "44__. Alleghany Co 5349 Alleghany C'p 65'50 Allied Stores 41,851 874 761 Am & For Pw b3 2030 10915 105% Am 1 G Chem 6%8 49 __ 106% 103% Am Internat 5%s 49 1027 96% Am Tel & Teleg 3%s ‘61 1025 96% Am Tel & Teleg 3% '66 113 104% Am Tel & Tel 4 %8 39 __ 114 1111 Am Tel & Tel 6% 843 200 136% Am Type Found 50 new. 107 10415 Anaconda Cop 4% '50._. 100% 941 Armour of Del 48 '86___ 9914 95 Armour of Del 4557 112 102 A T&S Feadj4s'95 112 102 A T&S Fe adj 45 '95 stpd 116 106% ; 11 108 105% 99 99% 8814 106% 1025 9915 90 102 100% 1087 104% 8214 1314 1161 110 941 8% 9315 82% 93y, 83% 1031 97 105 102 107% 101% 99% 88 110% 103 121% 115% 131 120 99% 92% 106% 101 81% 3‘% 235 41% 24% 105% 97% 104 88 115% 103 106 95 107 1055 99 994 105% 113% 139% Atlantic C L 1st 4s'52. Atlantic C L 4%= ‘6. Atl Coast Line 6845 _ Atl CL L&N col 48'52___ Atlantic Ref deb 65'37_ B&O 1st 4 B&O 4% - O1st 63’48 . ref 6395 Aeee 100% 107 T6% 114 85% 85% 84m 977% 103% 1047% 93 107 1187 1 B& B&O B&O B&O B&O6s'95C - B&OPL E&EWV 45°41. B&O K B & O TolCDiv 4s Bangor & Aroos 4s El_. Bell Tel (Pa) 63’48 B__. Bell Tel (Pa) 6s ‘60 C. Beth Steel 3% 8’66 E___ 96 Bethlehem Steel l'l.l 60 10'4'/6 Boston & N Y AL ll Bot Con M 6153 °34_. 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Low. 27 Seaboard AL 4 stpd 135% Seaboard A L ref 4s '69 . 13 Seaboard ref 4’59 ctfs_ 8% Seaboard adj 58’49 - 17 Seaboard A L 45 16% Seaboard A L 6s'45 ctfs. 8 Seab All Fla 65’65 cfsA_ 95% Shell Union 8148 ‘61 108 105% South Bell T&T Gs 102% 96% Southern Pac 3%s’46 9912 91% South Pac col 4349 10874 103 South Pacref 4s ‘65 98 87% South Pac 418 68 . 97% 87% South Pac 4% '69 ww. 97% 87 South Pac 4%s 100% 92'% South Pac Oreg ¢%s 17 109% 106% So Pac San Fr T 45 '60__ 85% 771 Southern Ry gen 4 112%5 104 Southern Ry 6894 1054 97 Southern Ry gn 6s 110% 100 Southern Ry 6%s ‘56 102 95 Stand OilCoNJ3s'61__ 159 112% Studebaker Ccv 63 45 __ 107% 102% Swift & Co 18t 3% s °60_. 104 87% Tenn El Pw 6847 A___ 10814 103% Texarkana 63%s 106% 101 Texas & Pac6s ‘17 B 108 101 Texas & Pac 6379 C 10814 1007 Texas & Pac bs '80 D 73% 47% Third Ave 18t rf 4360 _ 46% 22Y% Third Aveads in 6360 __ 116 110 Union Pacific 1st 48 '47_ 113 109% 103 . Union Pac 1st rt 452008 107 28 15 Bales— Add 00. Hig 63 5 Stock and Dividend Rate. 4'% Superior Ofl _ 30 Superior Steel . 13 Sweets Co of Am 23% Swift & Co (11.20) .. 30' Swift Internatl (2)_ 15% Symington ww b10c 1174 Symington xw bl0ec. 111 Talcott (J) 60c L 50 Talcott (J) pf 12% _ 1108 674 Telautograph(60c) . 1 10% Tenn Corp (al5c). 36 503 Texas Corp (2) 213 6% Texas Gulf Prabe. 35'3 Texas Gulf Sul (12) 42% Texas& PacRR.__ 11% Tex Pac C&O bl0c .. 10'; Texas P L T (alle). 35'3 Thatcher Mfg (t1) .. 93 The Fair___ 8% Thermoid Co. 3% Third Avenue » 23 Thomps'n Prod b40c 5'3 Thompson Starrett. 22 Thompson Star pf__ 16% Tide Wat As Ol 80¢ 91% Tide Wat A O pf 413 21'; Timken-Detroit(t1) 59'; Timk'n-Roll Brg(3) 127 Transamerica 140c_ 13 Trans Wst Afra2sc. 17 Transue & W (160c) 8 Tri-Cont'l (b25c)___ 104'2 Tri-Contl pf (6) .___ &3 Truax-Traer(b25c). 33% 20th Cent Fox b50c_. 42% 20th Cent F pf(1%). 9!y Twin City R T 66 TwinCRT pf 167 Twin Coach (bléc) . Ulen& Co .. 76!z Und-Ell-Fish b 63 Union Bag & P (2). 5 Union Carb (3.20) . x 2314 Union Oil(Calif)1.20 126'3 Union Pacific (6)._. 90 Union Pacific pf(4). 26'3 Union Tnk Car 1.60_ 2314 Utd Atrcraft(a50c). 15% Utd Afr Lines a20c.. 41 46 14 8 8 Unit-Carr Fast(12). 4'; Utd Corp (a20c).. 37' Utd Corp pf (3) - 1174 United Drug (bZ5e). 1814 Utd Dyewood (1) . 96% Utd Dyewood pf(7). 5% Utd Elec Coal _____ 46'; Utd Eng & Fy (12)._. United Fruft (13)_ 12! Utd Gas Imp (1) 6'5 Unit Paper'bd b30c. 11% U S Distributing pf. 210s 15% U S & For'n Secur.. 16% U S Freight (11) 105'3 U S Gypsum (12) - 172 156 U S Gypsum pt (7)- 100s 233 17 U S Hoffman._ 43% 3. U S Indus Alcohol 15'% « US Leather vtc. 13% 1J S Leather(A)vtc. 51t U S Pipe & Fdry(3). 10 U S Realty & Imp.. 44', U S Rubber ___ 84 U S Rubber 1st pf . 79 U S Smelting (b4) 67% U S Smelt pf (335) 75 US Steel . __ 131 U S Steel pf (7). 120 U S Tobaeco (t 108 24 150 136 2125 High, (Continued From Page 2. Low. Close. Chle 28 + % 15 14 9% 18 17% High. 108 103% 107% 105% 106% 67% 69 111 Y i kel 1A 8 kel 9% % 105% L1+ +++++++ 1+ +++1 1117% 106 % 16215 | 105 ) Higa. 169 9% 8 21 86 164 108 h. Low. Close. 4% 4% 31 3lla 7 101% | 115 40 9 1937 1937 Net Low. Close. Chge. 108 108 +114 9614 106% Low. 105'% 951 105% High 10% 9714 107% United Biscuit 63" 42_.. United Drug 58 '63 . U 8 Rubber 6847 Utah L& T 6s'44 A Utah Pw & Lt 6844 Utll Power 68 49 ww. Util Power 6% '47__ 4 Vanadiumcvbs 41 ___ Ver Sug 1st 7s'42 ctfs__ Va Ratlway 3%s°66 A Wabash 4% 878 Wabash 1st 639 Wabash 5576 B_. Wabash 58 ‘80 +« Wabash 5%5‘75 Walworth 4s 55 Warner Bros cv 68 Warner-Quinlan 6s 39 Warren Bros cv 6s 41 West Shore 1st 4s 2361 Western Md 1st ¢s ‘52 Western Md 63877 __ Western Pacific 68 '46 A Western Union 4 %5 ‘50 Western Union 6s'38 _. Western Unton 68 '61.. Western Union bs 60 _ Wheeling Steel 41,8 ‘66 Wick Sp con 7s '35 ctfs_ Wilson & Co ¢s ‘56 = Wis Cent 1st gen 4s'49_ Youngstn S&T 318 '51_ Youngst'n S&T 48 123% 9812 1304 136 3 101 101% Stock and Bales— Low. Dividend Rate. Add 00 High. Low 147 U S Tobacco pf (7). 100s 156 156 6% Unit Stk Yds (50c)- 18 T 7 7a Utd Stores (A) 15 43 4% 19% Univ Cyclops StI(1) 2 20 20 68 Univ Leaf Tob (t3). 1 68 142% Univ Leaf Tpf (8)_ 20s 70 Univ Picturesistpf. 20s 214 Util Pw&Lt (A)(d). Vadsco Sales Corp_. Vadsco Sales C pf__ Vanadium Corp ___ Vick Chemical (12). Va-Car Chemical Va-Car C6% pf b1 Va El & Pw of (6) _ Va Iron Coal&Coke._ ValronC&Cpf __. Vulean Detin (h3) _ Vulcan Detin pf (1) Wabash (d) __ Vrabash pf (A)(d) . Waldorf Sys(t1.20) + Walgreen Co (2) 3 Walker (H) (2)_ Walworth Co _____. Ward Baking (A) __ Ward Baking (B) - » Warner Bros Pict _ Warner-Quinlan(d) Warren Eros (d) Warren Fdy&P(11) Waukesha Mot (1)_ Wayne Pump (2) _. Webster Eisenlchr_ Wesson O&S (150c) West Penn El A (7) West Penn EI pf(6) West Penn El pf(7) West Pa Pwr pf (6) West Pa Pwr pf (1) W’'n Auto Sup 1.60 Western Maryland. Western Md 2d pf_ Western Pacific Western Pacific pf Westn Un Tel (3) __. Westingh'se A B(1) Westhse Elec (b2) West'se El 1st pf b2 Westvaco Chlor (1) 2 Westvaco 5% pf 13 Wheel & Lake Erfe_ Wheeling Steel Wheel Steel pf b2 White Dental 1 White Motor ._ White Rk M S(1.40) White Sewing Mach White Sew Mch pf__ Wilcox Oil & Gas Wilson & Co (50¢c) . Wilson & Co pf (6) - 14 Woolworth (2.40) _ Worthington Pump. Worth Pump pf(A) Worth Pump pf (B). Wright Aero (al) Wrigley W ir (13) Yale&Towne (160c). Yellow Tr & Coach_ Yell Truck pf b3tz Young Spr& W(t3). Ygstn S&T (b75¢) - 97 Ygstn S&T pf (5%4). 31 Zenith Radio (b1) . 5% Zonite Products ___ 71 +1 et ] +1 % 33% + % 5% + 1 34 12 Dividend rates as given in the above table are the annual cash payments based on the iatest 13415 e 125 125 U.S. TREASURY NOTES. | NEW YORK. 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