Evening Star Newspaper, August 8, 1937, Page 57

FINANCIAL. RAIL FUEL COSTS AND MATERIALS RISE Year's Expenses Expected to Climb 25 Per Cent Above Levels Prevailing in May, 1933. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, August 7.—Rallroads will pay 25 per cent and materials this year than in May, | 1933. f This expansion, a measure of higher | €osts of materials and fuels, will add | gome $225.455.000 to railway costs over those paid four yeas ago, an esti- mate by the Bureau of Railway Eco- | nomics disclosed. Material costs on which the study was based were calculated from unit | prices of 70 items of material re- ported to the bureau by 18 railwa systems which use about two-thirds | of the material purchased by the class 1 railroads. A high spot of the present study was that “more than half of the gen- eral increase in prices of railway ma- terial since 1933 took place sm(e‘ June, 1936, and that over half of lhA( increase occurred since last October.” The rise of 37 per cent in coal cost over May. 1933, has meant an addi- | tional outlay of $47,365,000 more than | 1933. D C SECURITIES Lemon & Co.) G asked quota- | tes which are W BONDS. Asked. | Barher & Ros s Titie Miil t Press Bldg It Racquet Club 1st 35 4 Wash Auditorium ist 65 " Wash Properties > Corn. pfd Corp com Savings American Co. pfd American Co com na : Inv litan Bank more for fuel | | 22a23. | tinuos to increase in volume with many | quality | bunches. | ity 20225 | are little changed, Long Johns bring- | ing mostly 40a60 and round type, 25a45 | half bushel, Peaches from nearby territory are sell- | Baltimore Markets Biccle! Dispatch to The Star. BALTIMORE, August 7.—Increases ranging from 1 to 3 cents per pound took place in young live poultry dur- ing the week. Receipts were light throughout the period and demand good. Prices on old birds remained steady. Young Rocks are from 2 fo 3 cents higher than last week, selling 26a27; mixed colors, 6, are 2 cents high- er; all kinds of poor, thin stock re- corded a 2-cent increase and is bring- ing 18a20 and Leghorns are 1 to 2 cenis above last week’s quotations, selling | In fowl. all varieties are the same as last week, Rocks selling 21a22; mixed colors, 20a21, and Leghorns, 14a16. Roosters at 12al4 and young Pekin ducks at 14al5, are unchanged. Egg Marget Improves. Eggs prices also are somewhat higher than a week ago, the increase rang- ing from 1 to 2 cents per dozen. Cur- rent receipts are bringing 21a23; large hennery whites, 26a28, and medinm | hennery whites, 23a24. Receipts have varied considerably from day to day. Native anc nearby garden truck con- of the items selling som2what lower than a week ago. Nearby lima beans made their appearance on the local| market and are selling 90a1.00 half | bushel. Stringless beans are some- | what higher than last week, with tie bast grade bringing 6 bushel Beets are lower at 1.50a200 per 100 The same is true of carrots, which are selling 200a3.00 per 100 bunches. Nearby sugar corn is bring- ing 8al5 dozen, which is lower than week, and cucumbers are un- nged at 25a35 half bushel. Egg- plants, at 40a50 half bushel, and pep- pers at 20a30 half bushel, show de- creases. Prices of nearby spinach and squash are unchanged at 50860 half | bushel for the former and 25a35 half bushel for the latter. Under increased receipts, tomatoes have shown a de- crease, the best ungraded ripe stock | selling 30a40 bushel and poorer qual- Canners' stock is bringing Nearby cantaloupes slightly 40845 bushel. with culls down to 10al5. ing 25a60 half bushel and apples 15-25 half bushel. Cattle Receipts Rise. In the live stock market the supply of cattle increased somewhat over last week, according to the local bureau of | the Department of Agriculture. | The market developed an easier ten- 5ul.15 and poorer | dency on steers Monday, but firmed up | later to finish little different than a | | week ago. | over | pigs up 55. | around the market circuit was again | o A e Ser Corp Tr Acc Mod Crum & F 2800 35,00 |at Cows of all grades found broad demand and finished strong to 25 higher. Heifers and bulls carried | through at unchanged rates. The | vealer market was on a 50 higher basis and the market closed fim at the advance. Hogs climbed further to reach the highest levels in the past 10 or more years. Compared with last | week's close, weights from 250 pounds | down, light lights and packing sows advanced mostly 40. butcher weights 250 pounds. 25a30 higher, and | Continued small receipts | apparently the principal strengthening | | factor, rather than any material ex- \pammn in demand. Fat lamb prices | were on a steady to 25 lower basis than | the close last week and other| bovine stock in small supply was un- changed THE SUNDAY STAR. WASHINGTONX, D. C, AUGUST 8, 1937—PART FIVE. FINANCIAL G-3 SUMMARY OF BONDS ON THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE WEEK ENDI SATURDAY, AUGUST 7, 1937. U. S. GOVERNMENT BONDS. TREASURY BONDS. 1937 len 105 1 105 24 104 1 103 1 1031 104 2 109 2 109 1 107 27 108 2. 1101 109 6 1149 115 24 109 24 1211 1041 105 2 105 106 1 1023 103 2 10538 19: High 1041 1023 1 10314 1101 110 10415 11074 111 1031x 1101, 114 » Q914 1011, 2614 687, 1051 1011, 10274 1068 4Ry 40 40 2ty 36 Low. 96 6 100 18 1012 6 992 7 984 8 98 0 49 99 2 102 10 101 102 20 102 104 24 274%1949-53_ 2% 8 1945-41 2% 5194547 reg.. 6 2748 1955-60 - 278 1955-60 reg. 38 1946-48 _ 28 1951-65 318 194649 20 3%48 1949-62____. 31481941 5 104 31,8 1944-46 10410 31,5 1944-46 1 104 20 338 '40-43 June 104 24 8%! 41-43 March 104 28 335 1943-47 106 14 33,5 1943-47 reg. 10712 3% s 1946-56 10912 431944-64 104 2 11316 4 8 0 6 4 0 100 11 38 1949 0 1017 3%s1964 Hig 99 4 10313 103 8 101 20 100 20 . 10017 10117 101 12 10431 107 15 110 27 11218 100 1 173 FEDERAL FARM MORTGAGE 102 10 1049 103 10 103 26 h. Low. 91 100 15 100 11 10112 Close. 99 4 103 10 103 8 101 20 100 20 100 17 10117 2 10112 104 103 105 105 19 10619 106 106 27 106 106 24 2 10718 11 BONDS. 102 104 2 1037 103 22 HOME OWNERS' LOAN BONDS, 1 9816 98 28 2 99 24 381952 B1942-44 101 10111 . 1035 100 26 101 8 1031 FOREIGN BONDS. 37 Low. 84 97 ADItibl P& P §s ‘b3 Akershus 5s ‘63 Antiquia 7s 45 A Antioquia 78’45 B Arzentine 6s°57 A Arzentine 6s ‘59 Oct_ Argentine 6360 May Argentine 6= ‘60 Sept. Argentine 6360 Oct Arzentine 6361 May Australia 43,806 Australla 6355 Australia 68 57 . Austrian Ts Belgium 6s'55 _ Belgiim 6% ‘49 Belgtum 78 'G5 1004 1014 1007 1008} 101 991, 1048, 1047, 98 108 1158, High. PEIs 100 100% 1014 13 1007, 110048 1015 1005 1001 Berlin City El 648°'51__ Berlin City Buenos A 41is-4%s ‘76 Aug (Pr) Bue A 4% -4 % s T6APrPv Buenos A 41ks-4%s 17 (Pr) Buenos A 6s'61 Pv stpd Buenos A6%s'61Pv st Canada 214845 Canada 31(8°61_, Canada 48 ‘60 Canada bs 62 Chile 6= '60 _ Chile 6s ‘61 Jan Chile 6s '61 Febr. Chile 6s 61 Chile 6562 Chile G ‘63 _ Chile 742 96 10414 111 18% TN 183 181, 183, € Chile Mortg Bank 68’6 Chile Mt Bk 6145 ‘57 Chile Mt Bk 6% 561 Chilean Mun L s 60 Cologne 61,850 _ Colomhiu s 61 Jan Colombia s 61 Oct _ Copenhagen 414 '53 % Copenhagen fx ‘b2 _ Costa Rica 7851 A_ ¢ Cuba h%8 45 10313 Czechoslovak Denmark 4148 Denmark £148 ‘65 Denmark 68 42 German Bank 6838 _ Ger C Ag Bk 65 '60 Jul Ger C Ag Bk 6s ‘60 Oct_. German 6% ‘65 German Rep Ts '49 Grt CE P Japan 6% Italy 7s 61 100t 1045, 201 263 264 pd 2. 12 50 Italy Crd P W 7841 R __ italv P U Credit s 52 __ Japan 6% 65 Japan 6%s 54 107 15 110 112 107 1 173 8 10210 1049 103 10 103 24 101 10111 103 2 13 10014 1003 1014 1003 10084 5 1014 6te 10 v 1098 118 1001, 1027 105% 393, 398, 39 « 107% 1047, 11074 1097 118 Net Chge. Net Low. Close. Chge. 1281y 109 H8% 117 1161 119 13 4 1064 1 1081, lll. | 10615 105 10514 E 1015 107 106 1117, 11, 1161, 1097, | 1088 a lldey 105 70y High. Low. Close. cn.o " Ches & ONlo 3 Ches & Ohio 3%¢ Ches & Uhio kn 41gr Y3 Ches & Ohio con bs ‘39 Chi Alton ref 35 '49 Chi B&Q gen 45 ‘58 Chi B&Q 4%8'11 B Ch1 B&Q ref 671 Chil B&Q 111 DIv 4549 970 971y 1210 106% 50 1115 110 116% 1110 91y 116, 1067 51 107 106%, 114 108 Chi Great West ChiInd & Lgen Chilnd & L gen 65 Chi M & St Chi M & St P 4s™q Chi M & St P 415586 Chi M StP&P a : Chi M St P&P 6876 Ch1& N W 41482037 Chi & N W 4%8 2037 C__ Chi& N W 4¥%s" 4 Chi& N W ge Chi & N W ref & Chi& N W 6l%s 36 ChiR1&Prefas 34 . Chi RI&D ref 45’34 ctfs Chi IR 1 & Pac gen 43°88 Chi R1& P 4%s 62 Chi R1&P 48 Chi R 1 & Plstd4;s "6 ChiT I & S 18t 5860 Chi'T I & 8 inc 5560 4 Chi Union Station 48’63 €ht& W iIndcn 45’52 _ Chilas & Co deb 6843 _ CCC&StL4%s'1T B, Clev Un'Term 43877 . Clev Un Term 6313 B Clev Un Term blg= 124 el & Ir 6843 _ 16l & 1 Gs Colo & Southern 41.8'80 Col G & E 53762 May lG& EEs 61 IRP&L ‘om Credit 3 fom Iny Trai.s “ons Coal of Del ‘onsol ‘ons I Cons Gas Cansol 011 Cuba R R 18t bs 52 Cuba North 6,842 Del & Hudson rf Den & R G con 45 "36 Den & R G W 68 '55 Den & R1o G 68 65 Den& RG W rf Gs'78 Det Edison ref is 52 110% 1031, o 1008+ RO1y 901y 991, 10474 108 104 761 1023 107 10497 1047, Hdiy A7y « 101 1000 991, 1067 1061 . 9BI; 97 ll)" 10014 464 45 X6 26 1475 141y 185, 1061 Krleref 5s 61 lrieref 5375 Fla Fast Coast I8 7 Fla EC Ry 68'T4 ctfi 102% Gen 'able 5145 '47_ 9%ix CGen Motors is '46 4K Motor. e51mis TGt Gen Steel Cast b4 49 978 Goodrich 4} & "5 1027y Goodrich 68 45 __ 103 Goodyear ftubber &3 '67. 11715 Great Nor Ry 43 46 G __ 106 46 1 110 GreNor Rrf4i,s'6l A_ 10074 CGreat Nor 41476 ) 1008, Great North 4% s Great Nor gn b ilarlem R-P C 1xt 43 Iudson Coal 6862 _ Huds=on & Man adj 6='57 2 lludson & Man rf s 'F7_ « Tl Central col tr4s 11 Cent col tr 4x’ : 11 Cent ref 45 55 E 9014 Inter Iap T Inter Rap Tran 6s Inter ap Tran cv 7« ‘32 Inter 2 Tev 7s 32 ctfs Int Gr Nor 1t 65'52 A inter Gr Nor ad) 6= & Inter Ivdro Kl 644 Inter Mer Marine 63 '41. Inter Paper 68 ‘47 A Inter Tel & Tel 415839 Inter Tel & Tel 4345 Inter Tel & Tel is ‘65 Kan City South 3s°50__. Kan City South bs 50 Kan City Ter 15t 45 '60_. Kan Gas & B 415 '80_ Laclede 6% 60 D__ Lautaro Nit 16758 = Lethigh Valcon 4s 2003 Liggett & Mvers 65 '51_. 102 117 971y 97%, 1214 107 50 112 110% 1164 1007 1067, ELTY 10215 a0 lm, = + % UL b4 Seaboard adj 5849 . Seaboard A L 65 45 Seaboard A L 6845 ¢ Seab All Fla 68'565 cfsA . Shell Union 348 Sou Bell T&T 31 & Southern Pac South Pac col 45 South Pac ref 45 ‘A5 South Pac 4%s 68 South Pac 4% 69 ww__ South Pac 414s ‘81 South Pac Oreg 44817 So P’ac San Fr T 4360 _ Southern Ry gen 4s°56 / Southern Ry 68 '94 ___ Southern Ry gn 6s 56 Southern Ry 615 Stand Oil Co N J tudebaker Ccv 68 '45_ Swift & Co 15t 3% 8 60_ ‘Tenn kI Pw 68 47 A Texarkana 5% s Texus & Pac bw ‘17 Texas & Pac 5379 C__. ‘l'exas & Pac 6s'80 D___. Third Ave 1strt 45 '60._ Third Aveadiin s '60_. Unton Pacific 18t 4547 1097 103 Union Pac 1st rf 45 2008 109 105' United Biscuit 65 42 103% 95's United Drug 6s ‘63 10014 1021, 991, 1001, 4 10914 106Y 10815 103 106% 101 108 100 10814 100 T3% 45 46'c 14 116 110 (Continued From Second Page.) 4 100 Net . Close. Chge. 9915 100 10015 99% 100 93 4By 1063, 106% LI +44++ 108 7214 104 2 9714 974 98 10815 10815 106' 10 941, 1041 103 10814 T3 1047, 9 ++»+l+#lll‘0l TN v 1031 ARy 16 16 1131 113% 10715 108 107 107 961 97 #l%*ll Stock and dend Kute Spen-Kell (1.604) Sperry Corp (le) . Spicer Mfs picer pf A (2) plegel Ine ( pickel f (4 uxr and Brands (80) tand Com Tob Stand Gas & 131 (r) - Stand G & ¥ pf (1) Std G&E $6 prpfir) % ppi(r). Bajes— Add 00, 10 S tand Oil Ind (1a) .. nd OilNJ (1) . arrett (1, S) 21.g. terling Prod(3.80) Stewart-Warn(15a) Jicely Bros (.95 tone & Web tudebaker Sun Oil (1a) _ 1195 118 1% 47 unshine Mng Superheater (1 ymington xw prepf (2 Tenn Corp (l4g) - Texas Corp (2) Texas Gulf Prod Tex Gulf Sul (2a) Tex & Pac Ry X c C&O (40) ex Land Tr Thateher Cig) Thernoid Third Ave __ Thompson Pr(.40g) Thompson- Thompson Cide-Water As( Tide-W As pf (4 Jont Corp (&) ruax-Traer (.80) . Truscon Steel 0th Cent-Fox (1g). Oth C-F P pf 135 . Twin City R T Twin City pf (TK) - Underwood (1%g) - n Bag & P (2) 100'% 9l High. Low Close. chige Net 18! S+ High. Low. 10° 105 1937 Low. 4 105% U S Rubber G847 _ ~ 961, Utah L & T 5844 A Utah Pw & Lt 68 44 Util Power 6849 ww. Utll Power 6%s 47 Vanadium cv bs 41 Ver Sug 1st 7 Va Lailway 338 66 A Wabash 414878 Wabash 1st bn Wabhash 2nd bs Wanash bs 76 B Wabash 58 80 D_ Walworth 4s ‘55 Warner Bros v 65°35 _ Warner-Quinlan 6s°39_ Warren roscv 6s 41__ West Shore st 45 2361_ Western Md 1st ¢» ‘52 Western Md 5148°77 __ Western Pacific 6346 A Western Unfon 412 50 Western Union bs 38 __ Western Union b3 '51 ... Western Unfon £s 60 Wheeling Steel 4148 66 Wick Sp con 7535 ctfs_ Wilson & Co ¢s 66 Wis Cent 18t gen 45 '49_ Youngstn S&T 31,8 '61_ Youngst'n S&T 48 °61__ 491, 4Ry, 102 234 105 26 483 9814 20 101 26 By 105% 101% 38 10314 22 146 103% 1411 Y81y Stock and Dividend Rate TS Hoff M pf (2%) IS Indus Alco L Bales— Add 00. High. Lot 58 34 117 20% I 1 1 1 = 1 45 L USR . 239 U 1 t 1 1 1 1 teel pf (7) obacco ( Unit Stockyds (1) Unit Stores A 2 Unlv-Cyelops St(1) Univ Leat T pf (8) Util P & Lt A (1) Vadsco _ Vadsco Sales pf_ Vanadium Van Raalte Viek Chemic v 40n 17 3 108 41 53 1108 v.,mv, Pr(17ik) 1& Pwrpf(h) alrCoal & Coke Va Iron Coal & C pf Vulean Detin (3g)_. < Wabash Ry (r) Wabash pf A (r) Wabash pf B (1) + Waldorf Sys (1.20) : 2) Walgreen pf ww Walker 1l G&W Walworth Ward Baki Ward Bak pf 270k Warner Bros Plet__ Warner-Quin (r) . Warren Bros (r) Warren Fdy &P (2a) Waukesha Mot (1a) Wayne Pump(13.g) Webster Eisen] Wesson O & S (1,a) Wes O & Spf (4)___ W Penn ELA (1) West Penn ELpf(6) 1908 W Fen EI 7% pf () 210s 3 W Penn P 6% pfi6) 2108 W Penn PT9pf(7). 1608 West Auto Sup 1.60. 12 Western Mary Western Pac Western Pac pf West Union Tel (2). Westinghse Air (1) Westhse My C pt InCag) - Weston Elec A Westvaco Chl (1) Westvaco Chl pf 174 Wheel & L Wheeling Stl Wheel St1p 2608 1508 808 g B !H 7 2408 20 156 06 40 1067 — 9% “ S 1021 102y — % 49 — & A% 11 9% 2 146 103% 1033 Net . Close. chge. 58 -2 A3 1% 1]‘1 +1 Wheel SUpf ret White Motor 9714 Grassers again predominated sup- 100 Loew's 214846 _ Kreuz&Toll 5x'59 efsn . ohE A na retdatl) Mexico 45'10-45 asst em 111 2814 ‘n Carbide (2.408) _ Boston Corp Eiscal Fund Bk shrs xd Fixe A 0 Holc i orn, It o Fd f~ Inc exsione Cust Pund B-g Malor Shre Cox 4 Insurance Machinery {-Hutton & Pom Belected Am Sh Inc.___ Eelected Tncome Sh Bovereign Invest Epencer Trask d Stand Am Tr Shrs . Bland _Util Inc Etate Street Invest_ Super of Am Tr A 8uper of Am Tr Buper of Am Tr Super of Am Super of Am Super of Am Bupervised S Trustee Stan Irustee Btand Inv B CHICAGO LIVE STOCK. CHICAGO. August 7 ® (United States Department of Agriculture).—Hogs. 1.100. ‘ tncluding 100. Market nominal: no auo- | tations: shipners took nothing: rtllmnl{'d4 Boldover. 1.000: compared with week ago. light liehts on pigs 5 higher: butchers from 150 pou 1-60 cents higher: | packing sows, * 5 cents higher. Cattle, 1.000: calves. 100: compared | Friday_last week. medium weight and Wweighty steers strong to ° thigher: light steers and vearlings steady to 25 lower: strictly grain-fed light heifer and mixed yearlings strone. but grassy and warmed- up kinds ' mainly common and medium grades. 50 lower. light young cows. called heiferettes in trade sharing decline: but cow market eenerally steady. cutters and fat cows. grading zood and better. getting best action. bulls” 10-15 ' higher. and lightweight vearlings acutely scarce: all crades weighty steers brought larger premium_over comparable vearlings: ex- fed steers. 17.15: Next hizhest light steer vearlings_16.50: vearlines. 16.65; offerings. 16.00: numerous Inads. 5 age price slaughter steers around 14.00. Sheep. 6.000 including 2.000 directs. For week endine Fridav. 28.600 directs. Compared Friday last week_ Spring lambs and vearlings 25-50 lower: slaughter_sheep mostly steady: week's top native Spring 1 1y. best available at late bulk, 11.00- 1-11.50: no_choice : two loads me- gond yearlings 0-9.00: bulk. slaughter ewes, 4.00. . few wethers. 8.00-8.00. COMMODI:I'Y PRICES NEW YORK. August 7.—The Associated Prove weihied Mholesats price” index of 85 commadities today declined to &9.91 Tevious day. R0.95: week ago, 89.91; month see. 91.91: vear ago, 79.96. Range of recent years: 1937, | most of that class kinds to sell 3.00a { 4.00. Old thin sheep were again listed plies, although there were some steers | and she-stock that showed evidence of some grain feeding. Big bulk of steer | arrivals ran to medium and good grade 1.050-1.300-pound that sold largely | within a price spread of 11.25a13.40; | the top of 13.50 paid for around 1.350- | pound Virginias. Plain light weights | sold principally 10.50 down to 850 and some off-colored descriptions that were | | neither suited for killers or stockers | ranged down into the 7.0 column. Plain and medium grades of heifers, mostly weighty offerings, were bought | 7.50210.00. Grass fat cows cleared | mostly 6.00a8.00; scattered sales of | beef type to 8.25 and odd head higher. | Low cutter and cutter grades of cows | | went mostly 45025.50, strong weight | cutters occasionally above 550, while | thin light weights sold, 425 and | “shelly” kinds, 4.00 or less. Plain and medium bulls, released at 550a7.00; | butcher bulls to 7.50 or above. A few | light weight p]mn stocker steers sold | 7.75 down. Sales of good grade vealers through- out the week were made readily at 11.00211.50; top, 11.50. Plain and medium grades went mostly 8.00a10.50 and only inferior descriptions had to sell under 7.00. Hog Supply Light. In Friday's hog market the supply was of meager proportions, but ap- parently adequate for the day’s needs at the higher price levels. Good and choice grades of Barrows and Gilts that averaged 170-210 pounds brought 13.85214.10. Comparable medium weights scaling 220-250 pounds cleared at 13.35a13.80 and the 260- 300 pound butchers were quoted 12.35a 13.00. Good and choice 140-160 pound light lights cashed 13.60a13.85; 120- 140 pound slaughter pigs 13.00a13.50; good grade packing sows 11.30al1.75. Hogs from “doubtful” areas and those fattened on garbage or swill are not represented in the prices. Good and choice ewe and wether lambs found outlet largely 10.25a | 11.25, bulk of those grades of trucked- in arrivals 10.75211.00 annd some of the best truck arrivals and several decks of rail unloads at 11.25. Bucks sold at 1.00 discount under comparable grades of ewes and wethers. Plain and medium grade sorts went at 7.50a | 10.00, a large share of the throw- outs being plain kinds that went 8.00a8.50. Odd head of light weight fat slaughter ewes sold up to 4.50, 1.50a2.00. Grain Market, Closing prices were: Wheat, No 2 Red Winter, garlicky, spot, domestic, 1171, August delivery, 117%. Corn: No. 2 yellow domestic, 11315, Western willing at a premium over this price; cob corn nominal. Oats, No. 2 white domestic, 55a70. No. 3, 54a59, except grain on track there is an additional charge of 1'; cents per bushel for storage and elevation on all sales of oats. Rye, No. 2, .75a80. Barley, 70875, o U. S. TREASURY NOTES. NEW YORK. Ausust 7 (P.—Prices quoted in dollars and thirty-seconds: PDrox. Pet. Month. Year, Bid. Asked. yield. 3 100.20 100.22 10155 1017 7 (PemT &5 > 105% 1013, 105 101% 1095, 971, i Orfent Dev §14 Mexico 5545 asst Ig Milan 6lae b2 Miras G 6158'58 Sepco New Sou \Vales 68 '57 New Sou Wales 53 '58 Nord Rwvs 616 % ‘50 Norway 414 Norwav Hy E 516! 57 58 . .« Orfent s ‘K2 R0 64 248 245 177 113 109 11215 109 161 Oslo 415855 Paris Orl Ry 51 Peru 6s 60 _ Peru 6s 61 Pern 7 Poland 6 Poland 7s 47 1’0land 8= 50 _ Prussia 6 ‘52 Prussia 61586 Queensland 6s 47 _. Queensland 7s ‘41 R D Jan 61,853 Auico. Rio de Jan §'46 Aprc o R GdusS6s 68 Juneco Rio G do S 7566 May co Rio G do Rio G do S 8546 Aprco. Rome 615 = '52 Sao P St 6<'68 July c o Sao Paulo State 78 40__ 2 Silesia Prov 78 '58 __ « Tatwan F15%8'71 Tokio 5%8 61 Tokio Fitc Lt 6853 Unit St Wks 615847 A Cruguay fs 60 Urugnav fs 64 Uruguay 85468 Warsaw 18 £8 - Westphalia E1 P 63’63 . 714 Yokohama 6s '61 DOMESTIC BOND " Alleghany Co b8 44 .___ 4 Alleghanv Co b= 1091 1064 10235 1023 13 114 107 100% 991y 12 9 Alleghany C'p 68’50 std Allied Stores 4158°51___ Am & For Pw 6s 2030 _ Am | G Chem 61849 _ Am Interpat 5l5x 49 Am Tel & Teleg 3%s '61 « Am Tel & Teleg 2145’66 « Am Tel & Tel 4155 39 Am Tel & Tel 6148 43 Anaconda Cop 4%s'50_ Armour of Del 4 Armour of Del 43" A T&S Fe ad) 4s ‘95 A T&S Feadi 4= '95 stpd A T&S Fe gen 4= 95 1041 104 102 1027y 101 T4 79 102y 93¢ 197 192 High. 961 86! 631y 981y Rl 107 1063 1001, 10014 1047 113% 106% 981, 10874 82y 116'; 941, 9315 93 10313 105 1077% 99Y 1104 121% 131 9914 106% 90 34% 415 1058 104 115% 106 93 83 105% 116 116% 116 118% 113 Canada Natl 6s 69 July 116% 69 Oct 12815 120% Canada Nor db 6% s '46._ 99% 894 Canadiari deb 4s perp__ 121 105% 105% 99% Canadian Pac ¢%s '60._. 110% 361 23% 104% 104% 96% A T&S Fedl4n 48 Atlantic C L 18t 4552 AtlanticC L 41bs 64 __ ’I Atl Coast T.ine br 45 At] CL L&N col 48'52 103% 651 109'% T4% PLESWY i34 OS W Div 68’50 102 100% £8 103 116% 120 920% 10074 T PrrrPTER B B B B 2 B B B B Bangor & Aroos 4s ‘51 Bell Tel (Pa) b3 '60 C. Beth Steel 3% 5’66 E Bethlehem Steel 4 %8 Roston & Maine 65 ‘67 1 B & O Tol C Div 45 '59 . - Bell Tel (Pa) 6348 B__ Boston & N Y AL 4s8'55_ Bot Con M 6148 34 Bklyn Edis 3% 866 4 BKlyn Man Tr 43566 Bkivn Union El bs 650 _ Bkivn Un Gas 68 ‘60 Buff R& P con 4%s '57. Bush Term cons 68 665 0. 104Y% 103 California Pack 110% Canada Nat) 4%s 109% Canada Natl 4% ‘67 114% Canada Natl 10: Can Pacific 4%s '46 106 Canadian Pac s ‘64 26 Cent of Ga con 6846 __. 14% Central of Ga & 99'5 Cent L1l El & Ga. 93% Central Pacific bs ‘60 74% Certain-teed db 6% t 59 89% 102% 948 805 118% 125% 94% 104% 103% 107% 27% Gm 98 R0 106% 105 100 99% 1041 112 105% 98 978 1047 10 110% 1082 10314 £9%, 1041 a3 10475 65% 109'% 76 LR T4 90 102'% 100% 89 108% 11814 12684 96% 104% 7 24 23 101 RRY 10114 94 5% 581y 104 113% 113% 112% 116 118% 124% 94 104 103 106% 26% 14% 102 109 93% 8% « 104 104 102 10258 1003, 101% 931 197 K64 62 Rty RO 167 10514 100 997 1041y 112 106 YR 9%y, 105 105'% 111 1083, 10314 911y 1041 93 104 66 10914 T6% 6% 76 90% 103 100% 89 108% 119 126% 974 105615 7 24 23 101 8814 10114 9 5% 5814 104% 113% 114% 11234 116 118% 1241 948, 1044 103 107 27% 14% 103 109% 94% 8 + 4 Fll A+ ++0 00 PP+ + [ o - & [ & 10614 107% 107, 3 821 112% 105 109% 112 107% 1077 106% 103 1114 111'% 115% 107 123 113% 117% 112 106's 50"« 26% T6% 45'% 101 104% 108'% 115% 212 100 993, 10614 1017 695 Lorillard(P)7s ‘44 Louisiana & Atk § Louisy & N 3% s Loutsy & MeKesson & R 5%s " Man Ry N Y con 4s 1an 1Ly con 4540 etfs Market St Ry 7s Alet f Ml Kl R&L 1st rf b Mil El R&1. gn rf 6s ‘71 M St P&S S M con 4s°38 Mo Kan & Tex 1st 45°90 Mo Kan & Tex 6s'62 A G Mo Pacificrf § Mo Pacitic Gs Mo Pacific 5378 G Mo Pacific 65 '80 H Mo Pacific 5= '81 1 Mo Pacific 614549 Mob & Ohio 4148 Mob & Ohio 5s'38 Monong Pub Sve 6 Mont Power 3 Morris & E: Morri« & E Morris & Nassau El cn gtd 45 61 'Nat Dist Prod 4158 45 Nat Steel 48 65 2 New Jers P& L w,s '60 New Orl PS 68 '62 A New Orl PS6s 55 B __ New Orl T & M 6148 'F4 N Y Cent 31597 N Y Central 2% s '46 N Y Central con 4s'98 N Y Centref 41482013 N Y Centrf 41452013 n_ N Y Cent rf 652013 N Y Chi&St L 4%8'78 _ N YC&SILrf6%4&74 A. N Y Chi & StL 6s ‘38 N H&H4s'5T _ H&H 4%e 67_ H&H6s 48 \ nt&Wn gen 48 °65. Ont&W ref 4s '92 N Y Tel gen 414339 NYW&Bgen 434346 Niag Sh Md 6148 60 Norf & Sou 1st ref /8’61 Norf So 1st ref letfs Nort & W 18t cn 45 ‘96 North Am Co bs 61 North Am Fd 5869 C__. North Am Ed 515 '63__. North Pacific 38 2047 Y NYN YN NYN Y O NY 991 60 101% 9410 'y 109 10814 958 North Pacific 4897 ___ North Pacific 4148 2047 North Pacific 532047 D North Pacific 652047 Oree Wash RR&N 45'61 Pacific G & Elec 3% =61 Pacific G & Elec 4864 Pacific T& T 3%s'66 B 4 Paramount Pic 6355 Penn Co 45 '63 Penn Dixie Cmt 6s 41 Penn Pw & Lt 414381 Penn R R3%s'70___ Penn R R4%s 81 D_ Penn RR4%# 84 B Penn R R gen 4%s Penn R R 4%3'70 D_ Penn R R gen 68 Peoples GL&C rf b Philadeiphia Co 68 ‘67 Phila& RC & Ir 6373 Phila&Read C&l 6349 Port Gen Elec 41,8 ‘60 Postal Tel & Ca bs ‘63 ._. Purity Bak 68’48 _____. 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White Sew M pf % Wilcox Oil & Gas Wilson & Co (1z) Wilson $6 pf (6) Woolworth (2.40) Worthington Pump Worthington pt A _ 7 Wor P&M pf A =ip . Wor P& Mpt B Wright Aero __ Wrigley Jr (3u) 1 Yale & Towne (.60). 5 Yellow Truck 283 224 — u 40% + 908 + 36y — b% + 4 166 30 6 Youngsin S&T l’xt Zenith Radio(17;&) 474 Zonite Prod 91 Yl 4 Unit of trading 10 shares | T In bankrupicy of reelersii. or being reorganized under baRKTURICY aCl, OF seCurities wssumed by such companies Rates of dividends in the foregolng table are annual @fs- bursemenis Lased on the last guarterly or semi-annusl declara- tion. Uuless ollierwise noied. special or extra dividends are not | inclided x Ex dividend. xr Ex rights last yexr. fPayable in stock year. hCash or stock, “lared this yesr. 11 15ty 16% 116 2 Also extra or extra: Paid & Declured or bajd #0. far this k Accumulated dividend paid or de- 1621, 1813 181y NEW YORK PRODUCE. NEW YORK. August 7 665 quiet. 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