Evening Star Newspaper, April 22, 1940, Page 15

FINANCIAL. Belgian Bonds Rise As Other Foreign Issues Slump Domestic Co:poration Groups Remain in Narrow Range Bond Averages mu: mauu di Fien Net change +.1 Unc. Une. +.2 97.1 Today noon 57.9 1031 Prev.day... 57.8103.1 97.1 Month ago. 57.1102.4 96.5 Yearago .. 552 98.0 93.0 1340 high_. 59.9103.1 975 1840 low 56.6101.9 96.1 1939 high.. 64.91020 975 1939 low... 534,958 90.4 10 Low-Yield Bonds. Noon.... 1125 Prev.day 1125 M'nth ago 1123 Year ago. 110.9 1940 high113.1 1940 low. 1115 1939 high 1126 1939 low. 103.6 (Compiled by the Assoclated Press.) By the Ascociated Press. NEW YORK, April 22.—Gains of 1 to more than 2 points in bonds of Belgium stood out in sharp con- trast to further wide losses in other foreign dollar obligations in today's market. The domestic list was quiet with most changes confined to frac- tions either way. Going into the final hour Belgian 6s, 7s and 6'2s were holding up well despite some profit taking on the continuation of rise in these )ssuesl begun a week ago. Severest pressure against other overseas issues centered on the Italian group, where losses running to around 2 points were scored des- pite a slightly less gloomy view of Italy’s chances of entering the war | as a German ally. Chopped down among the Ital- fans were Rome 6:s, Italian Public Utility 7s, Milan 6'¢s and Italy Ts. Price trends in the domestic corporate group were muddy. Utllity, communication and a spattering of low-priced rails were bid up fractionally, but most indus- trials tended downward. The gainers included - Great Northern 3%s, International ‘Tele- | phone 5s, Postal Telegraph 5s, | Nickel Plate 4!.s, Chesapeake & Ohip 3'»s and Commonwealth Edi- son convertible 31:s. Trimmed a bit were Consolidated | Oil convertible 3';s, Shell Union 2';s and United States Steel 31s. Small gains and losses were well | balanced among United States | Governments. Washingfon Exchange SALES—AFTER CALL. Capital Transit Co.—13 at 1415. BONDS PUBLIC UTILITY. Bid. Anacostia & Pot. 5s 1949__ 102 Ana & Pot Guar hs 1949 — 112 Capital Traction 1st 3¢ 1947 1014 City & Suburban s 1948 Gedrgetonn Gas 185 bs 1961 190 Fot Elec Pow 3ls 1966 Washington Gas 5s 1960. ‘Wash Rwy & Elec 45 1951 Asked. 104 Chevy Chase Club 1st 4%s 57 mA Gol Country Club 1t 4%s 87 1 T RI & W Cp 1st 4%as 48_ 1% STOCKS PUBLIC UTILITY. Amer Tel & Tel (9) Capital Transit (65077 & W ‘Steamboat (4 ot Ele Power 0t DI (8) Pot El Pwr 5%% pfd_(5.50) Wash Gas Lt com (1.50) e-r Wash Gas Lt pfd (4.50) Wash Ry & El com (36)__ 7 Wash Ry & El pfd (5) BANK AND IRUST COMPANY Amer Sec & Tr Co (e) Bank of Bethesda (75)__ Capital (v4) Com & Sa Liberty (8 3 Lincoln (v5) = Nat! Sav & Tr (4.00)" Prince Geo Bk & Tr (.60) Riggs (eR) = Riges pfd (5) Washington (6) Wash Loan & Tr (eS)” FIRE msmncr. American (16— 5 Firemen's (1.40 National” Union (75) TITLE INSURANCE. Columbia (k.30 Real Estate (m6)_ MISCELLANEOUS. Carpel Corp (2.00) 5 Lanston’ Mondizpe (3.00) Linc Serv_com (i1 Peoples Drug Str com new Real Est M & G pfd (.50)-— Fecurity Storage (5) _ Ter Ret & Wh Corp (3) Wdwd & Loth com (s2.00)- Wdwd & Loth ofd (7) 118 *Ex-dividend JPlus exiras, d 35¢ paid in 1930 xira. g 514,00 exira paid December i) e 50 extra September 20 7850 5% She patd v$1.00 extra paid January, eXtra. e-r EX-Tights also. s $2 00 pal December | 20 1940, Foreign Exchange 22 (M.—Hone the NEW YORK. April inclusion of more European _countries R the War might be staved. off at least or a time appcared the main factor be- hind firm prices for major overseas. cur- rencies today Sterling rose 1, cent in relation to the dollar. the French franc 0.00'z of a cent. and the belga 0.02 of a cent. The Swiss franc held unchanged and the guilder dipped 0.01 of a cent | The Canadian dollar remained at 85 United States cents Late rates follow (Great Britain dollars, others in_cents.) Canada. Official - Canadian Control Board rates for United States dollars: Buying 10 per cent premium. selling 11 per cent pre- mium, equivalent to discounts on Cang- dian dollars in New York of buving 9.91 per cent, selling 9.09 per cent. Canadian dollar in New York market. 15 per cent discount, United States cents n open or £5.00 Fingind. 1868 Fra 40.20n (benevolent. 16.50) Droguy, 1oabns SR 5.05: N unguoted: Ruman B Switzerland, 22.43, Yugosiavia. Argentina, Brazil. official, 16.75. and n A official 6.0} free, 23.10; free, '5.10; Mexico, Far East. n. 23.48: Hong Kong, 22.02; Shang- ates In spot cables unless otherwise tndicated. 1 Nominal) New York Bank Stocks NEW YORK. April 92 (7 —Investment Bankers Conference. Inc. Bank and trust companies. Opening bid and asked lzl‘;c:é id Bk of Manbattan (80 16% eV Chase, (1.40) 341, 381 (1) 20V, 204 1950 a3y, Commercial " (®) " Firgt National (100)- Pubic Bankers (25, BKlyn Trust (4) Central Hanover Chemical (1.80) Continental (.80) Corn Exchange (3)_ Empire (.60) Guaranty (12)__ Irving (.60 Lawvers Trust Manufacturers N Y Trust (5) Titie Guaranty & Trust 8 Also extra or extrs Federal Land Banks ORK, April 22 (#.—Federal | Allled Stores 43%s 51 By private wire direct to The Star. TREAS URY. High Low 2:58. 104.31 104.31 104.31 103,18 103.18 103.18 . 109.10 109.9 109,10 7.23 107.23 107.28 106.18 106.14 106.18 -- 107.26 107.26 107.26 107.25 107.25 107,26 110.19 110.19 110.19 11117 111,17 11117 109.22 109.18 109.22 110.10 110.9 1109 8%s 1943-47_ 109.11 109.11 109.11 435 1947-52 __ 120.10 120.9 120.9 FEDERAL FARM MORTGAGE. 381944-49 107.30 107.30 107.30 NEW YORK CITY BONDS 351980 B wi_ 95°% 95% 351980 Iwi 95% 954 FOREIGN BONDS. High b5y 664 8415 84 9574 28 1947, 2%s1951-53.. 2%s 1945-47_, 2% s 1951-54__. 2%s8 1960-65 275 1955-60 rg._. 28 1951-56 3%s 1046-49_ 3145 1943-45 8Ys 1944-46 _. 95T 95% iow 2:88 5514 66% abitibl P&P 68 63 Antwerp is 68 _ Argentine 4s 72 Feb. Argentine ¢s 72 Apr. Argentine 45 48 _ Argentine 4 %as 71_ Australia 43s 66 Australia 6s 55 Australia 5s 67 Belglum 6865 _ooo. Belgium 6%s 49 Belgium 7s 65 Brazil 618 1926-57 __ Brazil 61%s 1927-57_ Brazi] 8s 41 Breda Ernesto 7s 54_ Brisbane fs 57 Brisbane 6s 50 Buenos Alres 4% s 77 Buen Alr 4145 Aug 76 Bulgaria 71s 68 __. Canada 2%s 45__. Canada 3s 67 Canada 3%s 61 Canada 4s 60 _. Canada os 62 Chile 6s 60 assad | Chile 6s 61 Jan assd.. Chile 6s 61 Febr — Chile 6s 61 Feb assd_. Chile 6s 61 Sept Chile 6s 61 Sept assd. Chile 6s 62 assd __ Chile 6s 63 Chile M B 6%s 61 asd Colombia 6s 61 Jan _ Colombia 6s 61 Oct Copenhagen bs 52 Cuba 4%s49__ Denmark 43s 62 Denmark 5%s 55 Denmark 6s 42 Dominic 5%s 61 ext._ El Salvador 8s 48 ct.. Finland 6s 45__ Ger Govt 6%s 65 German Govt 7s 49 _ Grt CEl Jap 6%s 50_ Greek G 6s 68 pt pd.. Hait1 6s 52 Italy 7s 51 = ItalCrd P W 7s 47 B_ 1tal PUCrd 78 62 Japsn 5%s 65 Japan 61%s 64 _— Lombard E1 78 62____ Mex 4s 1910-45 asst__ Milan 6%s 62 = New So Wales 6s 57_. Norway 4s 63 Norway 4%s 65 Norway 4= 56 Norway 6s 43 Norway 6s 44 _ Ortental Dev 535 58 Oriental Dev 6s 53 __ Panama 6= 63 st asd Panama §3s 53_ Peru 1st 6= 60 Poland 8s 50 . Queensland 6s 47 Queensland 7s 41 Rio de Jan 6%s 53 Rio Gr do Sul §s 68 Rio Gr do Sul 8s 46 Rome 6145562 Sante Fe Prov4s 64 Sao Paulo St 8s 50 Serbs 7s 62 Syéney 5%s 5§ Tokyo City 5862 ___. Tokyo City 53%s 61 Tokyo EI Lt 6s 63 Ujigawa El P 7s 45 _ Uru 3% -4-4 45 adi 79 Uru 4-4%-41% 78 Feb Yokohama 6= &1 66% 6% 16% 10% 10% 11 1L 7 70 40 40 55% 55% 57 56 84 84 54 534 531 534 56« 564 DOMESTIC BONDS. Adams Ex 4%s 465t 108 Alleg Corp s 44 Alleg Corp s 49 ___ Alleg Corp 6s 60 std Allied Stores 41 50 108 3% 3% 44 101 98%Y, Allis-Chalmers 4s 52 Am & For Pw 6s 2030 Am Int] 6%s 49 Am T & T 3%s 61 AmT & T 3%s 66 AmT& T 5%s 43 Anaconda db 4 %s 50. Ann Arbor 4s 95 __ _ Armour(Del)1st4s 65 Armour(Del)4s 57 A T&S Fe adj 4s 95 st A T&S Fe gen ¢s 95 A T&S Fe 4%s 48 A T&S Fo €A 4%5s 62 A T&SF RMt dv 4s 65 At1&Ch A L5s 44 _ Atl Coast L 1st 4552 Atl Coast L clt 4s 52_ At] & Dan 1st 4s 48__ Atl & Dan 2d 4s 48 __ AtlGulf & W | 55 59_ Atlantic Refin 3s 53 _ Auburn Auto 4%s 39_ Aust & Northn 5s 41_ B&O1st 48sstd____ B &Ocv60s std 103% 103% 8619 105% 10414 108'% & O 95 A stamped .. & O 95 C stamped __ & O 96 F stamped __ B&O 2000 D stpd B&OPLE&WVa4s51st B&OS Wh0sstd __. Bang & Aroos 58 43 _ Beth Steel 3%8 69 F'_ Beth Steel 3158 62 Bos & Me 43,531 1] Boston&Me 4%s 61 st Boston & Me 55 55 st Bos & Me 6s 67 Boston & Me bs 67 st_ Bklyn C RR bs 41 cfs. Bklyn Ed cn 8348 66 _ Bklyn Man T 4%s 66 Bklyn Man 418 66 ct. Bklyn Un Gas 6s 60 BR& Pen ¢%s67 ct. Bush Term cn 6s 65 Calif Oreg Pwr ¢s 66_ Canadian NR 4%s 61. Can NR 4%s 67 Can NR 4%s65 _ Can NR 6s 69 Jul; Can NR 6s 69 Oct. Can Nor 6%s 46 Can Pac db 4s perp. Can Pac 4¢%s ¢6. Can Pac bs 44 Celotex 4 %8 47 "‘_ Cent of Ga cn s 46__. Cert'ddeb b%s 48 __. Ches & Ohio 3%s 63 F' 105% 9915 99% 92% B B B 924 Chi B&Q ¢%s 17 81 Chi Burl &Q CB&Q Il dives ey _. Chi & B 111 68 61 Chi Grt West ¢s 69 Chi Ind & Lou 55 66 Chi MI1 & St P 48 l94_ Chi Mil & St P68 75_. CM&StP ad) bs 2000 Chi&NW gen 3%s 87 Chi1 & NW gen 4s 87_. Chi R1&P rf ¢s 34 Chi RI&P gf 43 84 ct.. Chi R1&P gen 45 88__ Chi RI&P 4%3 62 A Chi StL&NO 55 51._. Chi TH&S rf b5 60 Chi TH&S inc 6s 60 Chi Un Sta 83%s 61 Chi Un Sta 3%, 8 63 Ch1 & W Ind cv 4s 53. Chi& W Ind 4%s 62_. Childs & Co bs 43 CInG&B3Ys66.____ CCC&StL rf ¢ 148 71_ Clev Un Ter C‘AI‘IT NEW Y Lland Bank bonds: “,‘ Allkfd 3 ey 188 Clev Un Ter 538 72__ Colo & So 434 80 85 28 274 27% Col ‘& E 58 62 ul,-. 105 104% 105 i High, 106 108% 130% Consol O] 3%s 61 Consum Pwr 33 s 65 Consum Pw 15t 33 €9 Container deb 68 43 Container 6s 46 . Contl O11 2% s 48 Crown C&S 4s 60 Crown C& S 414848 Crucible Steel 415 48 Cuba Northn 638 42 Cuba RR7%s46 A__. Del & Hud ret ¢s 43 7 108% 995 1084 Det Edison ¢%s 61 DetTer&Tup ¢%s 61. Duquesne Lt 3348 65. ETV&GlcnhSS 96 Frle Gon Riv 65 57 Erie & Jersey 68 55 Fla ECRy 637 Gen Am Inv 58 62____ 1 Gen Mot Acc 838 61. Gen Stl Cast 5,5 49_ Grt Nor Ry 3%s 67.__ Grt Nor Ry 4346 G __ Grt Nor Ry 4s 46 H__ Grt NR4¢%876D Grt N REn4%s 77T B Grt Nor Ry b8 73 Grt Nor Ry 53 62 Gulf M&N 65%s 60 Gulf Sta Stl 4 %8 61__ HarRiv& P4sb4 __. Hudson Coal 68 62 A_ Hud & Man tnobs 57_ Hud & Man ref 68 57 INCent4sb3 _______ I11 Cent ref ¢s 55._._. L1Cent 4% s 66 _ 111 Céint ref 6s 55 ICC&ST NO 4% 63 ICC&StL NO 65 63 A Indust Rayon 4 %s 48 Int R T 1st rf 63 66 Int R T 1st rf 63 66 ct Int RT 7882 ct - Interlake Iron 4s 47 .. Int Grt Nor 1st 6552 Int Grt Nor ad) 6s 62. Int Hydro El 6s 44 Int Mer Mar 6s 41 Int Paper 1st 65 47.. Int Paper ret 6s §5_. Int T&T ¢%s 62 Int T&T 6s 66 _ - KCFS&Mrf4s36et Kans City So rf 6s 60 KansG & 4%-!0 Kelth's 68 Kings Co Lt 5854 Koppers Co 4s 61._. Laclede Gas 5%s 63 Laclede G 5%s5 60 D. Laclede Gas 6s 42 A. Lautaro Nitrate 75._. Leh C&N 4%s 54 A_ Leh Val C bs 54 std_. Leh Val Har 6s 64 Leh Val N Y 4%s 40 L V RR con 4s 2003 __ L V RR 4s 2003 asd L V RR 4%s 2003 as@ Libby MeN&L 4s 55_. Ligg & Myers bs 51 Lion O1l 4%s52__. Loew's 31 s 46 Long Is!d ref 4s 49_. Lorillard 7s 44 La & Ark bs 69 L & Nash 3% s 2003 L &N 4%s2003 _ McCrory Strs 53 53 MeKesson&R 6% # 50 Manat Sugar 45 57 __ Manhat Ry 4890 ct _ Manhat R 24 ¢s 2013_ Market St Ry T8 40 _ Mich Cons Gas 4s 63_ MIARRNJ 6340 __ M1) Sp& & NW s 47 MStP&SSM cn ¢s 38 _. MStP&SSM 6s 38 gtd. Mo I11 68 59 MoK &T 1s Mo K&T 6863 A Mo K&T ad) b Mo Pac 48 156 Mo Pac 6s 717 F Mo Pac5s 71 F ct..._ Mo Pac 6878 G . Mo Pac 6s 80 H__..__ Mo Pac 68811 _. Mo Pac 5%s 49 Mob & O Mont b 2 Monong P S 48 60 Mont Pwr 3%s 66 __ Montr Tram 5s 41 __ Morris & Es 4%s 68 Nassau Erec 4s 51 Nassau El 4s 51 ctfs Nat Dairy 3%s 61 ww Nat Distili 3%s 49 _ Nat R M 4s 77 asst___ Nat R M 4%s 57 asst Nat Steel 3s 65 - Natl Supply 3%s 54 New Jer-P&L 445 60 New OrlG N R 6s 83 New Orl Ter 1st 4s 53 New Orl T&M 6s 64 B New OUrl T&M b%s 64 N Y Central 3%s562._ N Y Central 3148 97 N Y Centcon ¢ 98___ Y Cent 41482013 A. Cent rf 55 2013__ CLSh3,s98 __ Chi & St L 48 46_ Chi&StL 4%s 78 C&StL 6%s 74 A. Conn 1st 434853 Dock 4551 Edisref 3%s 66 NH & H 4s 55 YNH&H4s66 __ NY NH& H 4%s 67 _ NY NH& Hcv6s43_ N Y Steam 3%s 63 N Y Tr Rk 6s 46 stpd. Niag Falls P 3448 66. Niag Sh 6%s 650 X Y ¥ Y . S X Y Y R N N N N N N N N N N N North Am 4s 69 Nor'n Pac gn 35 2047 Nor'n Pac ¢s 97 Nor'n Pac 4s 97 reg. Nor'n Pac 4 %s 2047_. Nor’'n Pac 5s 2047C__ Nor'n Pac 68 2047 D_. Nor'n Pac 6572047 Nortb Sta Pw 3%s 67 Okla GEE 3%s 66 Ohio Kdison 48 65 _ Oreg Sh Line 58 46_. Oregon W RR & Otis Steel 4348 Pac Coast 5s 4 Paoc Gas & El 3 PacG & E 4s 64 Pac T&T rf 8%s 66 B Panhand ET 4s 62 __ Param’t Pic 3 109% 109% 107% 1168 106% 6% 584 109% 113 PennCo 4s52 B Penn Co 45 63 Penn Dixie C 6s 41 A_ Penn O&D 4 %3 77 Penn P&L 3%s 69___. Penn P&L 4%s T4___. Penn RR 3%s8 52 Penn RR 3%s 10 Penn RR gn ¢ Penn RR db ¢ 448 10-_ Penn RR gen 6568 __ Peoples GL&C bs 47... Phelps Dodge 3%s 52 ®hila Co 68 67 Phila Elec 3% PhilaRC & Ir Phija RC & Ir 6s l’.. Phillips Petrol 3s 48_ PCC&StL 4 %8 77._. PCC&StL 6s 70 A Pitts C&Ir 4,8 62 Port Gen E1 4 %5 6 Portl’d Gen E1 55 50_. Porto Rico A T 6s 42. PortoR AT 6s42st. 824 Postal Tel & C 68 63 234 Pub Sve E&G 85 2037 2224 Purity Baking 6s 48 104% Reading R4%s 97 A 66% Reading R 4%s 97 B. 66 Rem R'd 4%s 66 ww 101 Rem Rand 415 56 xw 100! Republic Stl 434856 97% RepublicSt1 44n61_ 97% Republic St1 6%s 64 108 Revere Cop 448 56 102% RioG W 1st¢s39___. 30% RioGWcoldsed A 11 34 111 994 106 100 T4l 106% 82 Low. 104% 108% 130% 109% b8 106 105% 106% 108% 10814 101% 103 108 2:88. 104% 1084% 130% 109% 58 106 106% 106% 108% 108% 101% 103 108Y% 1061 106% 103% 104 105 105 28% 29 “ o« 108% 108% 995% 99% 107% 107% 92 . 92 26% 2674 157 15% 674 108% 108% 116% 116% 59% 59% 67 67 110 110 105% 106% 110% 110% 13 18 3% 3% 111 1 99% 991 106 106 100 100 T4 Td% 106% 1067 82 82 8l% 814 23% 23% 2224 222Y% 104 104% 66 664 66 66 101 101 100% 100% 97% 9T 9TH 9% 108 108 102% 102% 304 804 1m 1 A | _ EGGS_— Federal-State graded e | mini glmum WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, APRIL 22, 1940. BONDS ON N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE RIA&L4%ade . Saguenay Pw ¢ 8 66. St L RM&P b8 55____ St L-San Fres 60 A StL-SF4%sT8ctst StL-San F6s60 B StLSWistd4s8s StLSW2d4s89_. Schulco6%s 46 B Seah1 s L 4860 Seabd AF6s35B ct Shell Un Ol 2%s 64.. Simmons Co 4s 53___. Sovony Vec3s 64 ___ So Bell T& T 3s 79 Southn Cal G ¢ SouthnCal G ¢ Southn Kraft H‘l 4 SoPac4%s69. oo So Pac ¢ %8 So Pac Oreg 4%s 77 SoPacSF So Ry gen So Ry bs So Ry 6% S W Bell Tel 3s 68 Stand Ol NJ 2%s 63 Studebaker cv 6s 4 Swift & Co 3% s 50 & Pacbs 77 B.. Texas & Pac 68 79C. . Tex&Pac 1st 68 2000 Tex & P MPT 5%s 64 Third Av ref 4s 60 __ Third Ave 1st 65 37__ Third Avad)6s 60 _ Tide Wat Of] 3%4s 52 Tol St L&W 45 50. Un El(Mo0)3%s 62 _. Union O11tCal)3s 69 Un Pacific 3%s 71 Un Pac ref 4s 2008 Utd Cgr W Strs 6562 Unitee Drug bs 63 U S Steel 3%s ¢8 Utah L&T bs 44 Utah Pwr & Lt 55 44. Vera-C&P 4%s 34 as. Va Kl & P3%s68 Va Ry Lst 3%s 66 Wabash 4148 78 C_. Wabash 6s 76 B.. Wabash 6s 80 D Wabash Det 5s 41_. Walworth 4855 _ Warner Bros 6548 _ Westcht L gn 3148 67 West Penn P 333 66. West Sh 18t 45 2361__ West Va P&P 38 5¢ West Pac 68 46 A ai West Md 1st 4562 __ West Union ¢ %8 50._. Wedt Union 68 61 West Union 6s 60 Wheel Steel 4 %3 Wilson & Co 3%s 47_.. Wilson & Co 4555 __. WIsCS&D T 4536 Wis Pub Svc 43 61___ Youngst'n S&T 48 43 Youngst'n S&T 4a €1. 69% 68 101 101'y 8l 110 105% 106% % 105 106 lOE\C‘ |ing the non-resident’s best interest, Canadians Are Urged | NEW YORK ToSpendOnlyfor | e s o o Necessifies Bank Chief Declares Sacrifices Ahead To Win War By the Associated Press, MONTREAL, April 22—Graham F. Towers, governor of the Bank of Canada, told Canadians today their “sacrifices are still to come” and they must spend their money for war equipment rather than for private purposes. Increased incomes from war ac- tivity, he said in an address prepared for delivery before the Montreal Canadian Club, “must be returned to the state in the form of taxation or subscription to war loans.” Canada, he added, must provide exchange to enable the mother coun- try to buy supplies from Canada and must save enough to repurchase Canadian securities held in the United Kingdom. This, he said, should be the reply to the taunt of totalitarian states that democracies “can’t take it—in other words pull in their belts.” Points to War Needs. “The people in this country are going to have to think twice before they make expenditures that are not essential,” he continued. “They are going to have to ask themselves, ‘Can I do without this article or this service—this cruise or this imported luxury?’” The real cost of the war, he held, must be met out of current produc- tion. “There are no countries from whom we can borrow,” he observed. “We have to stand on our own feet.” In a review of foreign exchange control, he said: “We have met all our obligations. Indeed, we have gone further and allowed the withdrawal of Cana- dian dollar income at official ex- change rates. “In effect, what we have done is to ask the non-resident to leave his capital in this country, so that we may avoid curtailment of the re- sources which are needed for the conduct of the war. Sees Vital Stake. “In doing so, I believe we are serv- Stock Bales— Dfifldend Rate. Add 00. High. Low. Aero Sup A 1.5 Aero Sup B .20g.. Afr Investors. Allied Pro A 1. Alum Co pf (6) . Alum Ltd (1.50e) 250s 102 Alum Ltd pf (6) . 200! l”% 108% 108% Am Book (4) Am Box Board ‘l!fi Am Cap pf (.25k). Am Capprpf 6% Am Centrifugal Am City P & L (A) ww (2.75h) Am City P&L(B) Am Cynam B .60. Am Export .25 Am Fork&H .46e. 2 Am Laund M .80 Am Lt&Trac 1.20. Am Maracatbo... Am Republic Am Buperpowe: Am Superpwr pf. Ark Nat Gas ... Ark Nat Gas(A) Ark Nat G pf .60k land O&R .40 Asso GRE (A) (Y) Atl Coast Fish Atlas Corp wa Auto Vot M (.50)_ Avery pf xw 1.50_ Aviation & Trans Babcock & W Baldwin Lo war. Bath Lron - Beech Aircraft Bellanca Afrcraft Bell Atrcraft Bell Tel Can (8).. Berk & Gay Fu Berk & Gay war. Blauners_.___ Bliss (E W) = Borne Scrymser_ Brazilian TrL&P. Breeze Corp .50g. Brewster Aero _ Bridgp't Machine Brit-A T br.258e. Brown Co pt (r) Buckeye P L (1e) B N&EP pf 1.60 _ Bunker Hill .25e. Burma Ltd .056e _ Calamba Sug 1.60 Callite Tungsten. Can Col Airways. Carnation (1a) Carnegie Mef Carrier Corp Catlin (Am) an ple pf (7a) Celluloid 1st (2k) Cent NY Pwp? b Cent P & L pf (7) Cent States Elec. Chi Flex 8 (5a) .. Cities Service Citles Service pf City & Sub H .45g Claude Neon L Clev Elec (1] (2a) Clev Tractor ___ Colon Develop I3 S “N'fl"fl‘-? - SaaSme 87 03% 102% 102% 50: 12 112 112 5 k) 50s 9% 79‘/: 47 4% 60 7 & 42 6% as well as our own. Control or no | control, the great bulk of the for-| eigner’s capital would have remained | ComwlIth Dis .08e Comwith & § war Com P&L 1st pf Comt'y PS 1.30a. Washington Produce | BLTIER,——WX score, tubs. 20'z: 1-pound prints, 30: -pound prints, 30'a; score._tubs. 1-pound _ prints, T4-pound prints. 01 score, tubs, 28 lnnund prints, '4-pound Yai 90 score. Ya: l4-pound prial . 1-pound prints, 8K score, tubs. : 14-pound prints, 28%. LIVESTOCK—Calves, 10%3; Tambs. 10%. Other livestock prices are unavailable. From Agricultural Marketing Service. | Prices paid net f.0.b. Washingto) Market steady. Prices paid for | received from srading stations (April 13): Whiles: U. €. larg, -22 cents; U. S. extras. | . 8. standards, . standards, me- . trades. 13-1612 19-21 17-18 7 8 2 89 score. -pound prints. I Pound brints. earby ungraded egss: Whites, 16-16% eents: 1515 cents, LIVE POULTRY_Market slightly stroug er for chickens: steady on others. Lotored’ Bl shes. 1017 conta . 20 11- 13 cents; Leghorns. 10-12 cents. Roosters, B-10 cents. =~ Chickens:~ Virginia Rocks: Brollers and frvers. all sizes 21 cents 2. 11-13 cents Delaware Rocks and Brollers and fryers, all sizes 25, 11-13 cents. Leghorn broil- T R R T P et Tirkeys: Old: Tome, 10 heps, 12 cents Guinea keats: mixed colors. emw{ pound: old’ 10 cents a poun Fruits and Vegetables. Compiled by the Market News Section of Agricultural Marketing Service. Bales to 8 am. on this morning’s wholesale | market. in’less than carlot quantities APPLES—Market _ steady. Virginia ‘and West Virginia: Staymans, . 85-50: 2%ineh minin : 23 inch minimum. 1.15 um. 1.10-1.15: Yorks 60-75: i minimum, mostly 1.00-1.10: 21g-inch 2 minimum. nch, minimum. Lo Y-inch minimim. 2 inch mlmmum 11 -1.15: 2%-inch min- imum, 115~ -bu<hcl boxes. % i, *Siaymans. 1.060; 215 mch " mi inch minimum. minimum inch minimum inch mi imum, 50 Virdia " and " Weat Bushel “boxes ‘and. cartgns Delicious. 113-1505. ' 1,50-1 25-1.60; very good aquality. 00: Staymans, ons. all sizes. 505 1.25-1.40 05, cnldm Deliclous. | 1135-150s 5-1.85: Lowrys, sizes, 145, Reltet. o carlot” arrivals: two en cars on track. POTA' Id stock: Market steady. 100-pound sacks. U S, No. 1: Maine. Green Ivania, Mountains. Size A, 35: Katahdins and . Chippewns, 2-Inch minimum. ©.40- 2500 New York round whites, 1.00-3.00: Idaho. Russet Burbanks. 2 85-2.7 stock: market slightly weake; bushel crates Bliss Triumphs TR5-2.00° ‘mostly 2 35¢ California. _50° Donnd sacics, long whites, U. 8. No. .75, ASPARA GUS— Market, steady. Truck re- light pyramid Colossal, choice, 75- California, South Carolina, green: es. : fancy 1.00-1.50; 'OCADOS—Market steady. . 1.75-2.40. best mostly CABBAGE—Market stead ceipts light. South Carolina, ok e crates bunched bus hampers, nointed type, fair atality. packed CELERY—Market about steady. Flor- ida. Florida standard and 16-inch crates. trimmed _tops, individualls ‘washed, 3-10 dozen. 1.50-2.00. mostly 1.50-1.7 steads. Texas. half- Market steady. Sat- fornia. penv crates. mostly around 2 C. Market stea Ga \tornia, L A_crates, bunched. 27 LETTUCE—Market _slight r for best stock. - California. mostly fllr oot tion, Balinias district. L. A. crates, Iceberg type, B-dozen. 6.00-7.00, best. mostiy’ 6.50¢ hall "crates. Icebers tyve. Egstern crates, Big 2 doain, steady. _50- pound “sacks, U, '8 No 1: Yellows Min- Ohio and New York. mostly around ;fl'zfi Syeet Spanish, 3 inches and larger: P!AS—- arket steady. California, bushel hnmber!v 3.25. \WBERRIES—Market steady. Louis- iana. 70-11 per pint. TOES—Market m d! Truck receipts vefl light. _ North Tina, bushel haskets, Naney Halis. 80-1 Porto Ricans. 85-00. inap Beans Ste: SNAP nms—u-mz receipts moderate. da bushel ham- pers. Bountifuls. at. 2.00-2 Black Valentines Tendnneens mostly around 2. LIMA BFANS—Market strongers Truck receln!‘nn;!" light. Florida, bushel ham- pers_ 2.00-4 BOGPUANT_ Market_steady. Truck re- ceipts very light. *Florida, 1%-bushel crates. 3.50-4.00 SQU! Mnke' steady. | Truck re- cripts moder Florida, bushel hlm 2 white. wnnneddmvfi -1 z!lov. 1.50-1.75; narv_condition. 75-1 OB Tket ~ about _ steady. Mai Truck_receipts licht, Florida, lmshel bl!- kets. 3.00-350: fair quality. 2. TOMATOES—M: arket stea very light Cuba, lug boxes. turning, wrapped. 6x7x8. 700 750. packed. cording to_condition. KAl 10-poand cattons, 1.75-5.75. i h llrbk‘!'. t!hlg’ Nearby sec- < Puushel baskets. 40, "y % Market steads. light. Vlrlllfll» Nor- T m’fii’rfi"‘t‘m.’fi?m 6° LANDCRESS—M: m. Nearby A uéy, Truck ac- 134 pounds ‘and up 16 cents & | 15‘ 20 | eign_equity list |New York Sugar | eral 1;"‘,‘{‘"“ to 1 point higher: at risk in this country. And so for- | eigners were bound to have a vital stake, both in our ultimate success |and in that degree of efficiency or | organization which will leave us with a sound structure when peace comes.” He pointed out funds for repatri- | ation of British-held Canadian se- ‘curmes must be in addition to war cests, estimated at $500,000,000 in the | current fiscal year. Compo Shoe (1) Consol Biscuit Cons G&E Bo 3.60 Cons Royalty .20. Cons Steel Corp_ Copper Range Corroon & Reyn | Cor & R pf A(3k) Creole Petr 50a Crocker-Wheeler Croft Brewing Crown Drug .05e. Darby Petroleum Davenp't Hos 25¢ Decca Kec .60 Dejay Stores .20e Det Gray Ir .04a_ | Det Mich Stove_ . De Vilbiss (.50e). Domin Stl & Coal i Draper Corp (3a) Driver-Har .60e._. Dubilier Con .13g Duke Power .75e. Duro-T - Eagle Pitch Lead East’'n Gas&Fuel Eastn G&F 6 ot Eastn Gas & Fuel pr pt (1.126k)) Eastn Stspf A__ Eastn Stspf B _. Foreign Murkets LONDON. April 22 () —Stock market prices held firm today despite the restric- tive influence of the pending budset state- TR oy GOCInment bonds. oarticularly long-dated issues. finished on .a stro note.General biiying nfted Kaffrs,“while most_commodity stocks were evenly main- tained. Industrials were flecked with ir- regularity as downward trends in tobacco brewery and store shares countered up. ward movements elsewhere. Highlight of trade in foreign issues was strength in German potash igsues 'ARIS.—The favorable tone of recent Freics e i Sheient relations with Italy attracted buying in the Bourse today Coal mining stocks paced an uptumn in the domestic division and small gains predominated in the for- 3 equity list. “Rentes ended 20 to 160 centimes hisher AMSTERDAM.—The Bourse moved con- | Elec Bond & Sh sistently higher today n(dnflermls again | Elac B & S pf (6) contracte Sains in domestic issues | g ranced t0'5 points while ‘stecls and sev- | Lieo g:FB_lnf ® shipping and_ aircraft shares were | EMD % D! outstanding in a firm American group. Emp G&F 8% of _— Empire Pwr .50k 1008 Equity Corp 3 Esquire (.60) 2 | Eureka P L (2a). 100s Fairchild Avia . 1 Falrehlld E&A 16 Fanny Farm 1.50 150s Fansteel Metal 1 Pla P&L pf 3.94k 100s Fruehauf Tra.25e Fuller pt (4) ___. ¢Gen El Ltd (.678) Gen Invest Gen Invest war.. Gen Sharehold___ Gen WG&E pf(3) Ga Power pf (6)_ Gilbert pf (3.50)_ Gilchrist__ Glen Alden .125e_ Godchaux A (2)_ Gorham M 1.50e_ G A&P n v 3.50 Grt Nor Pap .60 Greenfleld T & D. Gruman Afir Gulf Oil of Pa(1) Gulf St Ut pf (6) Hall Lamp (.60e) Ham’ermill .25e Hartford Rayon. Hecla Min .10e Helena R(A)(1). Hewitt Rub .25e_ Hormel & Co (2). Horn (AC).. .. Humble Oil .375e. Hum’l-Ross .15e_ Huyler's (Del) Hygrade Food Illinots-1a Power 1li-1a Power pt _ 1ll-1a Pwrdivet. Imp Oil Litd .50a 14 3 S(’Il NEW YORK, April (. —Scattered commission house and ~producer demand imparted steadiness to world sugar fu- tures today. Afternoon prices were to 1 _point higher: July selling 1.49: December. 1.501% Domestic futures were supported by Cu- ban producing interests. with the list un- May traded at 5% 264 14% 1061, 106'5 106'% 27% 26% 2T% 381a 38w 384 13% 13% 13% & & at July, 201 The raw market was auiet and_slightly easier in nearby_positi Prompt Cubas were offered at B 258 e pine and Puerto Ricos ranged from to_2.95 cen Refined negligible. 4.50 cents. Metal Market NEW YORK, April dy; gelectrolytic, was slow. withdrawals were Eastern price basis. remaind snm (P —Copper Son, T 1255109 109 109 100s 48% 48 484 3 10% 10% 101 33 24% 23% 24 7 37% 3T 37% 108 112 112% 112% 1 11% 1% 11% 3008 36 354 351 ST (T 8 6% 150s* 1 . 47.00; spot. for- 0. steady: New York: 5005 Bactost Loms Zin steady: East St.” Louis.’ spot _and (onnm 5.75. 'Pig iron steady: No._2. fob. East- ein’ Pennsylvania. 5400 Bultaie, 25 00: Alabama. 1938 Ajuminum, virgin, 9 19.00. " Antimony. Chinese spot. Quicksilver. 176.00-11 800, nominal . 40.00. nominal. Piat: Chinese wolframite, Domestic scheel- 619 11 12 36% 39 59% 7 6% 1% 12 36% 315 2 60% T Dry Goods Market NEW YORK, April 22 (®.—The ap- proaching Passover holidays caused a gen- eral slowing down of business today in the principal textile markets. Limited demand was reported for grav goods and the poor weather during the past week hag affected retail business. ayon fabrics moved in fair volume with spun rayons most active. Acetate crepes and cigment taffeta were in de- % 2% 4% 30% ™ T % 6 104 10 1044 Ind'apP&Lpf 6.50 1008 110% 1105 1105 Indus Finanpf__ 2268 12 11% InsCo N Am 2: 508’ 73% 734 Int Cigar M (2). 1 21% 21% Int Indust (.10g) 7 1% 1% ug 5% 2% 4% 32% A better inquiry came from silk con- verters for fall dress fabrics and scat- tered sales were placed at steady prices. Orders were heavier for woolen piece goods. with men's clothing manufacturers booking fall suitings, topcoatings and over- coatings ~Demand for women's wear re- Int Pa&Pwr war._ 4% o Int Petrol 1.50a-. Int Products _ Int Safety Raz B. Int Utilities (A). Int Utllities pf__. Int Vitamin (.30) Interst H Ba .60 Interst P Del pf_. (ron Fire vte 1.20 cobs Co .h CP&L of (6) Jones & Lau Stl. Kingston Prod__. Lake Sho: 500 Lane-Wells (1) Lehigh Coal...__ Lcck' Steel 1.20.. Lone Star .20e __ Long Isl Ltg pf__ La Land&Ex .100 Majestic Radlo.. Manati Sug war. Marion St Shov 1 Master Elec.60s 1008 Mercantile Sts 1e 1508 Mesabi Lron 1n Mid St Petr A .63¢ 2 Mid-West Abras. ;entkmns of Maryland and Virginia, bushel askets. BEINACH _Market _weak. Truck re- geipts moderate. . Norfolk séction vxm i, bushel baskets, 'USHROO! Nis Marviand_and Pennsyl- vanie, 3-pound baskets. 15-60; best mostly 10, Socording to condition Florida.. bokes. 2.50-3.50: California. boxes. 2.75-3.50. as to grade and size. GRAPEFRUIT—Boxes. Florida, 1.50- 3.00: few speeial marks higher. as to lrlde. Texns‘ pink meats. 3.00-3.50. IONS—Califos mh‘ boxes, 3.00-4.50, as to lrnde and s MUSTARD nms—wmm. bushel b St EWS—Chil tes. 1.75-2.25. e, crates. 2.2 i '#‘mxsm—vsmm-. bushel baskets, + EINEAPPLES—Puerto Rico, crates, 4.00- GRAPB—AI'IMMH Tug l various vlrl ties. 3] *f5 ‘congition lnl - “:'rllll ngton. broke d hro‘;e‘ e “:" n, tn e u cars on tr O BRANS fi.‘, e anE s e g car on track. -No carlot arrivals; one broken on_tracl CABBAGENo carlot arrivals; one bro- ken car on_track. e California ll‘rlved O.hrl' car FINANCIAL. URB MARKET Stock and Dividend Rate. Ads 00, High. Nat Rubber Mach 1 b Nat Sugar Refin_ 1 11% Nat Trans (.85g). 1 11% 'NEPA 6% pf(3k) 50s 685 68l N Eng T&T 1.76 108 136% lasv, xasv. N Y Hon R.75e . 50s 21% 21% 21% NY P& Ltpt (6) 10s 106 106% 106% NY P&L Df (1) . 208116 116 116 NY Shipbzfdsh 18 23% 23 23 NY St E&G pf5% 40s msu. 106% 10614 Nisg Hudson Pw 23 5 bW Niag Hud A war. 1 i * & NiagHudBwar. 1 % 5% & Niles-Bem-P 600 2 6714 67% 67l Nor Am Lt&Pwr 176 14 1% 14 Nor Am LEPpt 50s 94% 94 94% NIPS 6% pf 1.50k 208 105% 105% 105% North'n P L.40e_ North'n Sta P (A) Ohio Oil pf (6) .. 2508 106 106 106 Okla Nat Gas.25¢ 11 19% 19 19 Oldetyme Dist... 45 4 3% 3% Pac Gas & Elec 5% % pf 1.375_. Pao Gast % p11.60 Pantepec Oil _ Pen Tel pf A 1.40. Pennroad _. Pa-Cent Afrline Penn P&L pt (7). Pharis T&R .15e. Phila Elec pf (5). Phillips Packing. Phoenix Secur Phoenix Secur pt Plerce Gov (.25e) Pioneer Gold .40 Pitts Forg (.2i Pitts & L E 3. 60‘ Pitts P1 Gl (1e) . Plough Inc (.lfll) Polaris Mining._. Potrero Sugar .. Premier Gold .12. Prudential Inv_ Prud Inv pt (6) Pb8ve Ind $6 pf. 258 P8ind$7prpt_. 150s Pug 8d $5pf 1.25k 758 Puget SA P §6 of 3508 Pug S'd Pulp .50e 18 Quaker Oats (5). 50s Rwy & Lt (.30g) . 258 Raym d Concrete 50s Republic Aviat'n. 19 Richmond Rad__ 3 RioGr G vte. __ Roch G&EDI D 6 8t Regis Paper _ 8t Regis Pap pt. Salt Dome Oil Scovill (.25e) _ 307 304 307 Scullin Steel war. » Ll » Segal Lock = s S S Select Industries k] Shattuck-D(.10e) Sher-Will pt (5). Simmons H & P_ Simplicity Pat__. Singer Mtg (6) Sioux CG&E pf 7. Solar Mtg 1 30% 30% 30% 2 34% 34% 34% 14 4% 4% 4% 508 10674 1067 1067 1 1% 1% 1% 4 21 20% 20% 268 112Y% 112% 112Y% 1 64 6% 6% 108 1147% 1147 114% 5 6 6% 6% 1315 11 13% 43% 84 102 501 50% 50% 97% 97 974 84 8312 84 284 274 28 244 2312 23% 18 118 118 9 9 9 b D 6% 6% 6% 24 2k 2 2 508 102 102 1 & & & 200s 104% 103% 10414 4% 4 4% 78 718 78 8% Ta 8% ] 6 5% 1001 112 112 112 38 4% 4% 4y 6 1% 1% 1% 105 139 139 139 100s 103!5 103 103 1 *¥% A—-15 Union Carbide Nets $10,468,706 Profit During Quarfer Total Compares With $5,293,885 Recorded In 1939 Period By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, April 22—Union Carbide & Carbon Corp. today re- ported March quarter net income of* $10,468,706, highest for any first . quarter in the company’s history, » The profit was equal to $1.13 a cap- -~ ital share and compared with - $5,293,885, or 58 cents, in the first - quarter last year. Plymouth 0il Co. Plymouth Oil Co. reported March quarter net profit of $586,411, equal to 56 cents a share on the capital , stock against $619,762 or 61 cents a share in the 1939 March quarter. Electrolux Corp. Electrolux Corp., vacuum cleaner > manufacturers, for the three months: ended March 31 reported net profit ‘> of $521424 after charges, equal to- ' 42 cents a common share, compared with $443913, or 36 cents a common’ share, in the like 1939 period. Plant 4 | 15 at Old Greenwich, Conn. Hudson Bay Mining. Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting Co. * reported March quarter net earn ings of $1,383,823 after all charge: except deplezion, equal to 50 cents a share, compared with $1,169,255, or 42 cents, in the March quarter, 1939, | William Wrigley, Jr., Co. William Wrigley, Jr., Co. reported : for the three months ended March: 31 consolidated net income of $2,457,~ 835, equal to $123 a share on the capital stock. This compared with - $2,193,356, or $1.10 a share, in the--* corresponding 1939 period. Commonwealth & Southern. Commonwealth & Southern Corp.* ‘fl and subsidiaries reported net income 7 | for the March quarter of $4,373,536,. |or 6 cents a common share, come. | pared with revised net income of $4,= 087,439, or 5 cents a share, in '.h. | like 1939 period. 1% 1% 2 2 4% Sonotons (.05e) . Soss Mfg .0625e_. South Coast So Pern Oil 1.50_. §C Ed pt B 1.50 Southern P L 258 So'land Roy .05e- Spalding Co Stand C&S (1.60) Stand Dredg .10e. Stand 011 Ky (1)- Stand 011 0 (1) 40 Sterling Alum Y 81y Sunray Oil 05e. 2 17 Sup Oil of Cal Swan-Finch .20e_ Taggart Taylor(Ky)Dist_ Technicolor __ Thew Shovel _ 508 Tilo Root (.55a) _ 2 Tob&A Stks 3.40g 258 Todd Shipy’d .75e 225s Trans-Lux (.10e) 2 Tubize Chatillon ‘Tubize Chat A le Tung-Sol Lamp ‘Tung-Sol L pf .80 Udylite (.10e) __ Unaxcelled Mfg. Unit Aire't P.10e Unit Chemical__ . -Unit Cgr-Whelan United Gas _. United Gas war__ Unit Gas pf 2.25k Unit Lt&Pwr (A) Unit L& P (B) . Unit Lt&Pwr pt_ Unit Sh M 2.50a Unit Sh M pf 1.50 U 8 Foul (B) US&1Spf125k U S Lines pt U S Rub Reclaim Unit Wall Paper._ Univ Cooler (B)_ Univ Corp vie . Utah ldaho Sug Utah P&L pf 2%k Util P&L pf (1) | Utility&Indus pf Valspar pf (1k) Van Norman .40e Waitt & Bond B_. Walker Mining. Wellington Ofl__. Western Air Exp Westm'l'd Coal__ Will'ms (RC) Woolw Ltd .317e Wright Harg.40a. ty ll'c 2 6 300s 108 2 258 12 E 36 T2% 44 11% 7 107 5% bankruptcy or receivership or being inized under the Bankrubtcy Act. or by such companes. of dividends m the foregoing table are annual disbursements based on the last gquarterly or semi-annual declara- ption Unless otherwise noted. special or [extra dividends are not included. s Also extrs or extras d Accumulated dividends paid last year jared or oaid so far s vear 1 Payable o stock last or stock Acc 1ated ‘dividends ol ‘or deciarea this vear urUnder rule ww With warrants fw Without warrants war Wi C. & 0. Holders fo Vofe On Board Increase By the Associated Press. RICHMOND, Va., April 22.—Ac- tion on a proposal from the man- agement for the addition of three members to the Board of Directors and the re-election of other direc- tors will be principal items of busi- ness for the annual meeting of stockholders of the Chesapeake & Ohia Railway here Tuesday. sessions, the meeting is not expected to bring any renewal of old fac- tional controversies. Harvey D. Gibson, Harry C. Thompson and James G. Blaine are the proposed new directors, representing the Alleghany Corp. and agreed upon after Alleghany | Le Chairman Robert R. Young had threatened a proxy fight unless the holding company gained more rep- resentation. Alleghany holds 1,789,- 199 shares of C. & O. stock. The directors will hold their or- ganization meeting after the stock- holders act. Boston Wool Market mn‘ April 22 M’L—(Unl'ed Stal Agriculture) —S8ever, (Srders 1 ston market quantities of country rhrn-emmn iha one-guattes blosd leece wools. Thol bids were most- l -raund 34-35 cents, ivered to mills. were available at ti ue: In contrast with some previous ‘.’_ broken and one unbigken car on CAULIFLOWER—One C morm ar. rived one anbroken Gar on ifeck. —Six Florida arrived: three bro- ken and six unbroken cars on track. GRAPEFR! Florida arrived; two nbroken cars on track: ICE—Four California arrived: one broken and wo unbroken cars ontrack. ONION: nesota. two New York. one Utah arcived: six Unbroken cars of IGES—Commercial, two California, fory Fionds arrived; four broken and four unbroken cars on track. Relief—No carlot ki track. srrivals; two unbeol foken cars on track rived: one Broken and “éne unbroken cars on_track. -mm—gw stock: One Idaho. four Moot one New York arrived: {hree broken 2hd mine unbroken cars on track. New St one Frorida. one Texus m-luc; four umbroken cars on track. Lt n""e“n““. o o i b m Mid West Corp . o 67% Mock Jud V 25e 8% Molybdenum 25e 8% 9 Monarch M 50e_ 39 39 Monogram Pic _ 1 #* # Mont Ward A(7) 100s 168'% 168 168% Mount CityC.... 23 4% 4 4 Mount Prod (.60) Mount Sta P (1e) on .35/ 15 9 139 3 64 6 1 18% 18% 1501 15% ™% 10% & 27% 17% 6% 18% 15% ™ 10% % 27% 17% 46% 46% 1% 1% 124 12% Hess 3 Nat Brow (2) ... 10s Nat City L .25¢ 6 Nat City L pf (3) 10s NatCont.20e.._. 18 I Nat Fuel Gas (1). 10 ) By the Associated Press. day the sales, involving 77, ’fl short sales involving 1. 2 7NRO%, A he bnll of flu dollar unchan; 168s. ”v 85.) Cuba all_foreign medi & Odd-Lot Dealings The Securities Commission reported to- ese transactions by customers witn 2.831 res. inciu 2: thares, 8 40 London Bar Silver (P).—Bar VlllnG 38.53 un 4t $4.03 anged. (lfllllvlhflt hgsetmulmumpricuon i |C Curb Bonds | Cit 8 P&L | Comnty P&L | Gons G Dul e 55 20 Etic Lisnt5s 67 | Fla Pwr coupn 45 ! un Gatineau P 33.s 56 Georgia’ Pw 55 87 Georgia P&L 55 78 | Glen ‘Alden Cl 45 65 " | Gobel Inc 4155 41 | Grand Tr we 45 50 - s 53 AT_0 1073 10735 10735 Il Pw &L 5%s 54 B -1os 108 108 Il Pw & L 55 56 C { Tna P&ty fat e | Interst Pw 0a ‘100 * - 08 10815 i0at, ms‘fi 10073 101g Texas Elee 5s 60 Tide Wat P A | Waid "Ast Hot 5% 5 West Pa Tr 5s 60 Cuban Tob 5s 44 Isarco Hyd El 7s 52 Bio de Jan 6l.s 89 Terni-Soc 6'as 53 A w With, nn-r:< xw thum, ware ral st _(stp) Stamped INegofiability fmpaived by maturity. J New York Produce NEW YORK. April 22 () —Eggs. 20 188: jrresular. Mixed colors; fancy. '1915-21:_extra. curzent receipts, T7'06: average checks. 1 > Besale of preminm mash Nearby Tarks, 5022 specials. 1912; standards Resale of _exchange to faney n 18115 heavier’ mediums. 17 Nearby and midwestern mediums.’ 17. A wns: Ncnbv fancy to extra fancy 251 Irrelulllr State, whol e held 193 2 fresh. 15-18 Dressed potiltry steady to firm boxes. fowl. 36-42 14-19; 1615-21'2: /0-65 pounds. 01d roosters. 12%2-15 1 3 4! pounds, baunds, 107021 Chlck-ns “broilers (25~ 30 pounds), ~ 16-22i4; fryers. 15-21%a: Toasters 3o robsters, 1315u15: rkeys. Northwestern voung hens. 14-24: jouns toms. 14-21%5: Southwestern young ens. 21: young toms. 13- Live wultrv ng i oy nominal. no auotatior Rocks. 2. cross Sou et farge. 34 Old roosters, 10. Chicago Livestock CHICAGO, April 92 (P —(United Btates D!nulmm of Agrict re’ 5. 12,000; total. 15.500: mi kfl HB mf‘l' 1528 hisher uhan Priday ‘S00d o . op: $25%585-360 pounds .35-6.08, 140- 158 pounds.” 505615 dond 460-600-pound packing sows, 5.06-38 %108 flznts w30 12,000: B Blllbll cattle, salable calves, steers and yearlings fairly ac- TR0 savars but_ generally steady strong with last week's advance: {rading somewhat retarded by prices; sales, 8.7! l! 23 itter cow to 8.00; bids weighty rausage bulls to 7.15: veslers steady early, but later bids lower: total, snd bulls strong: strongweight 16.000: fat last week's 24 sales good to woll!d Welmn& 1026-50 Blliner k " Degt, handrwelgnt clip fumbs Witn six weeks: el B pg © u.s. Treusury Notes ORK, April 22.—Prices quoted 1ndoar and thirty-seconds: Rate.- —Mltunly 1%2s "June. 8 Dec., Mar., k_ ., 2;2»2»3{».2 2PEREezsrors mommnnn SRR sancas mne M ORIt i ittt b33 .................._._.... R &