Evening Star Newspaper, April 26, 1940, Page 19

FINANCIAL. Bond Market Holds To Narrow Range In Slow Trading Fractional Declines Outnumber Gains; Many Unchanged Bond Averages Net chsngefi : Today, noon 58.2 103.3 Prev. day.. 58.3103.2 Month ago. 57.3102.4 Year ago .. 54.8 98.1 1940 high_. 59.9 103.2 1940 low__. 56.6101.9 1939 high.. 64.9102.0 97.5 1939 low... 534 958 90.4 10 Low-Yield Bonds. Noon.___. 112.6 Prev.day. 112.6 M'nthago 1122 Year ago. 110.8 1940 high113.1 1940 low. 1115 1939 high 1126 1939 low. 103.6 97.0 96.9 96.8 93.1 975 96.1 (Compiled by the Associated Press.) Bs the Associated Press. NEW YORK, April 26.—The bond market lacked vitality to move far in either direction today, with trading at a slow pace in all groups. Going into the final hour there were more fractional losses than gains, with many ordinary active loans holding unchanged from Thursday’s close. In sharp contrast to the vacillating behavior of most corporates was a quick runup in Union Pacific liens following reports the carrier planned refunding of $85,000,000 in 4 and 5 per cent bonds at lower interest rates. Union Pacific 3'2s of '70 and 3155 of '71 each rose a point or more. Lower priced rails, helped earlier this week by hopes of favorable legislation in Congress, displayed little resistance to mild pressure. Trimmed fractions were such loans as Baltimore & Ohio stamped convertibles, Nickel Plate 41,s, New York Central 5s and Rock Island General 4s of '88. Erie General 6s countered the trend with a sizable gain and Ana- conda Copper 4!;s and Third Ave- nue adjusted 5s of '60 moved up. Most Japanese bonds improved in the foreign list. Balancing such gains were losses in Italian and British Empire issues. The market for United States Governments brightened a bit and gains ranging to around 1 were scored. Record Maryland Turkey Production Forecast By the Associated Press CENTERVILLE, Md., April 26— A record production of turkeys in Maryland this year was forecast to- day as the Eastern Shore Turkey Growers’ Association met to hear | experts discuss phases of the in- dustry that brought $1,375,000 to the State’s growers last year. In a prepared address, Dr. Morley A. - Jull, head of the University of Maryland's poultry department, pre- sented figures indicating a record 1940 production and urged producers to “take cognizance” of “certain pos- sibilities” affecting the 1940 outlook. “The turkey industry in Maryland is a very important one, since in 1939 it yielded an income of approxi- mately $1,375,000 te turkey growers,” Dr. Jull said. “One of the outstanding problems | of the Maryland turkey grower is to | reduce the average size of his breed- ing stock,” since it had been estab- lished that consumers prefer “mod- erate-sized birds” ranging from 11 to 14 pounds. He said another problem was to produce hatching eggs early in the season. He pointed out several California for hatching eggs and suggested that by putting early hatched pullets under artificial lights about December 1 they might secure hatching eggs by March 1. Central Authorized To Sell Note Issue By the Associated Press. The Interstate Commerce Com- mission yesterday authorized the New York Central Railroad to issue $16.000,000 of promissory notes. The railroad has $20,000,000 of outstanding 4 per cent notes falling due on April 30. It will pay the banks holding these notes 20 per cent in cash and the remainder in new notes. Half of the new notes will bear interest of 3 per cent and the other half 312 per cent. Decline in Copper Price Is Reported By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, April 26.—Engineer- ing and Mining Journal said yester- day the average price of copper net at Atlantic seaboard refineries, (about 225 of a cent under Con- necticut valley) declined during the week ended yesterday to 11.071 cents compared with 11275 the previous week. New York Bank Stocks NEW YORK. April 26 (®.—National Association Becurities Dealers. Inc. (Quotations as of 2 o'clock.) Bk of Am NTC (SF) (240)_ & Empire Tr*( 60) Furst Nat (Bos) (2) First Natl (100) Manufacturers Tr ( = Manufacturers Tr pf (2) - Nad city (1 Reichsbank Statement BERLIN, April 26 (P.—The Reichsbank statement a3 of ABril 38 showed i thoues ands of Reichsmarks): Gold 2lmi (orhlln 'zxchlnle 77.203; dk s of ex; e and checks, g,@ decreate, 35! 'b% (pSccurities, 03 increase. 51017, ssets. T4 s decrease. 20.034. ulation, 11.514.009: decrease. 221841 ight de- eserve cre; Der cent. Bank nu. 3% per Steel Quotations . YORK. April 26 /™ —Steel prig Y ST o Eheets, '3.80; steel Bars, 216, ©o anized Rubber Futures YORK. April 26 P Srude e ?er futures opened 2-13 high ©.53-60; July, 19.13; M!!mber. 15 753‘ point | 2%81948 ______ 2%s 194647 2%81949-68... 2% 1950-62.._. 2%81951-64. 2% 1956-69 . 2 1980 3%s 1965-80 27%s 1955-60 rg_ 38 1951-56 3%s 104649 3148 1943-45 __ Y8 1944-46 ___ 107. 108. 1348 1945-47 38 1944-49 351980 B wi_ o 351980 I wi AbItibl P&P 65 63___ Antwerp is 58 Argentine 43 72 Feb_ Argentine ¢35 48 Argentine 4%s 71_ Australia ¢%s 5§ Australis 68 55______ Australia 6a 87______ Austris 7s57________ Belgium 63 65 Belgium 6% s 49 Belgium 7s 65 Berlin C 6148 50 Brazil 613 1926 Brazil 618 1927-67 Brazi] 8s 41 Buenos Afres 4%s 77 Buenos Afres 4%s8 75 Chile 6s 60 Chile 6s 61 Jan _ Chile 63 61 Jan assd__ Chile 65 61 Feb assd Chile 6s 61 Sept Chile 6s 62 assd = Chile 7s 42 Chilean Mun L 78 60_ Cordobs Prov s 42__ Cuba 5%s 53 Denmark 4%862.___ Estonia 75 67 __ Frankfort 6%s53___ French Gov 7s 49 ___ French Gov 7% s 41__ Ger Govt 5%s 65 _ GerG5%s65unst . Irish Free State 55 60 Italy 78 61 < Japan 6%s 66 Japan 6%s 64 Kreug & Toll 6559 ct Lombard El 78 62 ___ Met Water 634550 __ Mex 4s 1910-45 a. Milan 6%s 62 New So Wales 5s 67_. New So Wales 6s 68 Norway 43%s 65 Norway 4 %s 56 Oriental Dev 6s 53 Pernambuco 7s 47.__ Peru 1st 63 60 =5 Poland 4%s 58 asd .. Porto Alegre 71;s 66 Queensland 6s 47 ____ Queensland 7s 41 __ Rhine W E1 P 6s 53__ Rhine W E1 P 7s 60__ Rio de Jan 6%s 63 Rio Gr do Sul 65 68 Rio Gr do Sul 7s 67 Rio Gr do Sul 8s 46 Sante Fe Prov 4s 64__ Sao Paulo St 65 68 Bao Paulo 8t 7s 40 Serbs 7s 62 Serbs 8= 62 Shin'su EP6%s52__ Tokyo City 63%s 61 Tokyo El Lt 65 63 Ufigawa El P 7s 45 | Uruguay 3%s 78 Dec Uru 4-4%-41 78 Feb Alleg Corp bs 44 Alleg Corp b8 49 Alleg Corp 0 std Allled Stores 413 51 Allis-Chalmers ¢s 52 Am & For Pw bs 2030 AmIGChb%s 49 Am Int] 6%s 49 _ AmT& T3%s61. AmT& T 3%s 66_ Am T & T 65%s 43 Am Wat Wks 6s 75 Anaconda 4b 4%s 50 Anglo-Chil Nitr db 67 Ann Arbor 4s 95 Armour (Del)1st4s K5 A T&S Fe ad) 4s 95 st A T&S Fe gen 4= 95 Maryland hatcheries sent as far as | A T&S Fe 415s 48 AtI&Ch A L 4%s 44 Atl&Ch A L 6s 44 Atl Coast L 18t 4852 At] Coast L clt 4s 62 Atl Coast L 4%s 64 Atl Coast L6s45 At] & Dan 1st 45 48 _ Atl Gulf & W | 5s 69 Auburn Auto 4%s 39 B&O Ist4s 48 = B&O 1st 43sstd_ B&Ocv60sstd _ B & O 95 A stamped._. B#& O 95C stamped __ B & O 96 F stamped B&OPLE&WVa4s5ist B&OS W 50s std Bang&Aroos cn 4s 61 Bang & Ar cv 4s 61 st Bang & Aroos 5s 43 Bell Tof Pabs48 B Bell Tel(Pa)bs 60 C Beth Steel 3% 8 69 F Beth Steel 3148 62 Bos & Me 4% s 31 1J Boston&Me 4%s 61 st Bos & Me 5= 55 Boston & Me 5s 55 st_ Bos & Me 5= 67 Boston & Me 5s 67 st._ Bklyn Ed cn 3%s 66 Bklyn Man T 4145 66 Bklvn Man 4 %s 66 ct Bk Qu C&S cn 5s41 et Bklyn Un El 68 60 ct. BkIvn Un Gas 6= 50 Buff Roch & P 57 std_ BCR&Necl5s34 __ BCR&NGss4ct___ Calif Oreg Pwr 4= 68 Canada South bs 62 _ Canadian NR 4 %3 61 Can NR 4%8 56 Can NR 41%8 67 Can NR 4%3 66 Can NR 6s 69 July Can NR 6s 69 Oct. Can Nor 6148 46 Can Pacdb 48 Can Pac 448 46 Can Pac bs 4. Can Pac 68 64 Car & Gen 68 50 Cent HudG&E 3%865 Cent of NJ gen 68 87 Cent N J gn §s 87 rg_ Cent Pac 1strf 48 49_ Cent Pacific b5 60 Cert'd deb 6%s ¢8 Ches & Ohlo 3%8 63 F Ches& O 3%896D . Ches&O3%s96 B C&Ogends93. . Chi & Alton 3 49 Chi Q gen ¢s 68 Q4%s 77 Chi Burl & Q 68 71 C B&Q 11 div ¢s ¥ Chi & E 111 6s 61 CM&StP ¢%s89B__. Chi M&St P ¢ %3 8! Chi M1l & St P 68 75._. CM&StP adj 582000, Chi RI&P rf 4334 Chi RI&P rf ¢s 34 ct_ Chi R1&P gen 48 88 Chi RI&P gn 4s 88 ct. Chi TH&S rt 65 60 Chi TH&S inc 68 60 __ Chi Un Sta 3% 63 Chi& W Ind al Choc O G cn 55 52 Cin Un Term l!fi .. CCC&StL rf ¢ 1 Clev E1 llll%- 66— | 106.31 106.20 106 31 108. 108, 1084 108.4 108.4 110.30 110.80 110.30 111.26 111.21 111.26 109.19 109.19 109.19 110.11 110.11 110.11 HOME OWNERS' LOAN 101.26 101.26 101.26 107.23 107.23 107.23 NEW YORK CITY BONDS 95% 95 958 9y 95% % FOREIGN BONDS. High 54as, 2:38 59% 63 8315 951y 101% 14 15% 14% 14% 14 14y 15% 17% 8014 10219 21% 46 12 17 9614 12% 6% 80 537 THE EVENING STAR BONDS ON N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE By private wire I.Iml to The Btar. T™® EASU ASURY. High. Low. 1068 108.8 108.8 109.16 109.12 109.15 106.3 106.3 106.3 1068 106.4 106.4 108.1 107.25 ms 1 107. Clev Short L 4 %s 61. ©Clev Un Ter 4%s 17.. Clev Un Term 63 78 .. Clev Un Ter %5 73... Colo F' & Ir 6s 43 Colo F & Ir 63 70. 8 Col G & E 68 63 May.. Col G & B 63 61 Colum RP&L 4 Comw Ed 3%s 63 _. Comw Ed 3%s68 Conn R&L 418 51_ Conn R Pw 3% 61 EAN Y 3%s68 Ofl 3%mb1 __ Consol Rys¢s 54 _ Consum Pwr 3% = 68 Consum Pw 1st 33 69 Consum Pwr 3%s 70 Container deb Bx 43 Contl Of] 2% s 48 Crucible Stee) ¢ %45 48 Cuba Northn 5% 42 Del & Hué ref ¢s 43 D&RG W bs55ast . Den& RG W rf 6= 78 Det Edison 43 s 61 DetTer&Tun 4%s 61_ Duquesne Lt 334 65. ETV&Gacnbsbs. Eleo Auto Lt 48 52_. Erfecv 4s 63 A Erfecv 4s63 B_. Erie gen 4s 96 ___. Frie ref 63 67 Frie ref s 75 FErie Gen Riv 6= 57 Erie & Jersey 6s 55 Fairbks Morse 4s 6 Fed Lt&Tr 65 42 3 Firextone T 348 48 _ Fla BECRv AT, Fla EC Rv fs T4 etfs. Francisco Sug 6s 56.. Gen Am Inv6s62 __ Gen Mot Acc3%s 61 Gen Stl1Cast5%s 49 Goodrich 438 66 Goth Silk H 53 46 ww Grt Nor Ry 4s 48 G Grt Nor Ry 6 H Grt N Ry 18t 4% s 61 Grt NREn4%s 717 E Grt Nor Rv 5% s 52 Gulf Sta St1 43861 Har Riv& P 4s b4 Houston Of] 4348 54 . Hudson Coal 65 62 A Hudson C G 1st £s 49 Hud & Man inc 58 67 Hud & Man ref 5 57 T11 Bell Tel3%370 B I11 Cent 48 52 11 Cent 48 53 T Cent ref 4s55____. M Cent 4% = 68 111 Cant ref f= §5 111 Cent Ltch 3s 51 [CC&ST NO 4145 63 . [CCRSIL NO 5= 63 A Int RT 1t rf 6n 6 Int RT 1st rf 53 66 ct Int R T f= 32 Inter R T 7= 32 Int RT 7= 32 ct Tnduet Ravon 4 e 48 Int Grt Nor 6= 58 B Int Grt Nor ad)j 6= 52 Int Hydro Fl 6= 44 fnt Mer Mar 6s 41 __ Int Paper ref s k5 _ IntRyof CA 5872 _ Int TAT 4% 52 __ Int T&T 6s 55 o Kans C FtS&AM 4= 36 K C FS&M rf 4x 36 et ?| Kans City 8o 38 50 604 FR 5915 84 50 534 60% 58 594 =4 50 53% DOMESTIC BONDS. R2%, 3% 441 asy, 109 65% 1041 105 109% 109 ¥2% 7315 4 9814 109 654 10415 - 107% 108 1027% 105‘0 108 108 10! b Kans City 8o rf 6= 50 Kan City Term 4= 60 Kefth's 6n 46 Kings Co F] 4n 49 cfs Koppers Co 48 51 Laclede Gas f%s 63 Lautaro Nitrate 75 _ Teh C&N 4 w64 A _ | Leh Val C 5= @4 =td _ Leh Val Coal 5= 74 __ L V RR con 4s 2003 L.V RI 4= 2008 axd L V RR 4%= 2003 asd 1.V RP fe 2003 aca Libby MeN&I 4s 55 Lion O 4148 52 Loew's 3% 5 46 z Long Is!d ref 4= 49 Long [s] ref 45 49 st La & Ark Ss 69 Lou Jeff Bldg 48 45 _ L&N4%n2003 L& NE6s2003B MeKesson&R 5% s 50 McCrory Strs 5553 _ Me Central 43%s 60 __ Manat! Sugar 4s 57 _ Manhat Ry 4s 90 Manhat Rv 0 et Manhat R 24 45 2013 Marion St Shov 6s 47 Mich Cent 318 52 Mich (*'nne Gas ¢= /2 Minn & St L 55 34 ct MStP&SSM en 4s 38 MStP&SSM bs 38 gtd MStP&SSM 5158 4% _ MStP&SSM 538 78 Mo K & T 1st 48 90 Mo Pac 48 15 & Mo Pac 55 65 A ct. Mo Pac 6s 77 P Mo Pac 58 77 F ct. Mo Pac 58 78 G Mo Pac 55 78 G ct. Mo Pac 6580 H__ Mo Pac 6881 1 Mo Pac 58811 ct. Mo Pacb%s49 ___ Mob & Ohio 4%s 77__ Moh & Ohto 5= 38 __ Mob & Ohfo 5338 ct__ Monong PS 41560 ._ Monong P 8 6s 65 Mont Pwr 3% s 66 Morris & Bs 4% s 53 Mount StT&T 3% s68 Nat Dairy 3% s 51 ww Nat Distill 215m 49 Nat Rwy Mex 41857 July coupon off Nat Steel 38 65 Nat] Supply 3%s 54 New Eng RR 48 45 _. New E T&T 4%s 61 New F T&T 1st 68 52 New Jer-P&L 4% = 60 New Orl & N 4%s 52 New O'r) PR 63 62 A New Orl T&M 6% s b4 NOT&M 5%s54ct __ N Y Central 3%s 62 _ N Y Central 8%s 97 __ N Y Central 3%s 46 N Y Centralds ¢2 __ Y Cent con ¢s 98 Cent 41482013 A Cent rf 5s 2013 C&StL3%s47. 1 & St L 4s 46 hi&StL 4 %8s 78 &StL 6%n 74 A 'hi & St L 6s 41_ ‘'onn 68 53 ock 4s 61 QQQ0Q egag wa e A - (3 HiE, E H&P 4s 49 & H3%s56_. ZZZZZ H H H H B H & N [ Q ueens 3% 66 ardrararg a4 drd 4 g qrqmqrararaardama wmnn, L3 k) &B 444846 __. & Sh 6%8 50 2222222222222 2222222222222 z Norf & W 1st ¢s North Am 3% s 64 Nor'n Pae s 3047 North Sta Pw 3%s 67 Ogden L.C ¢ 48 Ohio Ealson 3%8 13 High. Low. 5% 76% 68% 68U 104% 105% 107% 130 110% 119 109% 105% 107 105% 108% 106y 18 108% 109 1% 101% 10814 104% 105 28% B5% £ 2% 1% 7 108% 99 107% 908 1087 107v; 104 1047 2:58. 6% 684% 104% 105% 107% 130% 110% 119 109% 105% 107 105% 108% 106% 18 1087 109% 1114 101y 108% 104% 105 28% 55% 9 2% 1% g 108% 99 107% 901 102% ARy 1004 2015 ' 1268 104‘4 108% 86 109 u7 18% 19% 17 orf Southn 68 61 .. A 109% wu 6% Ay 109% 109% 107% 107% . 111w 111% 6. Otis Steel 44863 __. PacG & E 4s 64 PacT&T rt 3% Pac T&T 3%s 66 C Par Broadwy 3s 55 ot. PennCo ¢8 63 ___. Penn P&L 3%s 60 ___. 106% 108% % 5 112% 112% B 110% 1104 111% 111% 61% 51% - 1045 104% 109 ! 13% 4% 112 458 45 468 43y 53 62 “” 46v, 1% TT% ar 44 4% 105% 10 1% AT T4k 107 39% 384 110 110% 101% 2%, 109% 106% 106 ™ 103% 1044 42y 127% lM‘é 86 58 7% 79% 9314 53% 521s 5814 864 8484 55% 65% 82% 108% 56 109 T 110% 110% 110% nu7 18% 19% 19% 21 35‘& 109% 61 109% 1074 1% 106% 5 112% 1104 111% 61% 1043% 109 High. Low. Penn P&L 4148 Té... 109 109 Penn RR3%#63.._.. 86% 864 Penn RR3%870..... 9L 90% = 98% 98% -~ 103% 102% lOSh 0 89% 894 89Y 67% 674 674 108% 108% Pere Marq 43%s 80 5% 594 Pere Marq 5s 56 661% 664 Phelps Dodge 338 63 110% 110% rhilaCob6s67 .___ 108 105% 110% 110% 3 3 Philippine Ry % % Phillips Petrol 3s 48 110% 1103 PCC&StL 4%s 17 100 100 Pitts&W Va 44859 B 52 Pitt&W Va 4148 60 C. Port Gen El {14560 _ Porto Rico A T 6s 42. Porto R AT 6s 42 st_ Postal Tel & C 58 53 _ Purity Baking 63 ¢8_ Reading R ¢ 97T A Reading R 418 97 B Rem R'd 4345 66 ww_ Republic Stl 4%s 66 Republic Stl 4 %s 61 Republic St1 6% s 54 Rich Term Ry 5s 52 RioG W 1st 4839 _ Roch GEE 3% 69 8t L IM&S R&G St L PENW 63 ¢ 8114 234% 104 103% - 68 % 684 68% 101% 98% 98% 107% 104% 30% 110 64l 24% 48 13% 12% 12% 13% St L-San Fr4s 60 A. 8t L-San Fr4%s 78__ StL-SF 44878 ctst StL-SFb6s60Bct .. St L South Wn Bl 63, San Diego CG&E u“ Seaboard A L 4s50__. Seabd A L 4550 5tp__. Seab'd A L con 6s ¢5_. Seabd A L 6s4bct Shell Un Ol 2% 64, Simmons Co 4: Socony Vac 3 So Bell T& T Southn Cal G ¢ %s 61. Bouthn Kraft ¢148 46 8o Natl G 4 %s b1_. SoPac3%ses _____. So Pacref ¢s 65... So Pac ¢ %s 68. So Pac 4%s So Pac 4%s 81 So Ry gen 62 56 So Ry 648 66 So Ry St L diy 48 51_. 8 W Bell Tel 35 68 S W Bell Tel 348 64 Stand O1l N J 2%s 63 Stand O1l N J 38 ll - Studebaker ov 68 Swift & Co3%s ia Ter RR As StL 4s 63 Ter RR As StL bs 44_ Texarkana 648 50 __ Texas Corp 3%s 61 _ Texas & Pac 68 77 B_. Texas & Pac b8 79 C. Tex & Pac 6880 D Third Av ret Third Av ady Tide Wat Ofl 3348 2. IMS'l Un El(M0)3%362 __ 107% Unlon O1i(Cal)35 69 1035 Un Oil(Cal)6s42 A__ 1114 Un Pacifia 838 70 9914 Un Pacitic 3 993 Un Pacific 18t 45 47__ 11414 Un Pac ref ¢s 2008 108% Un Pac 1st bs 20/ 109% Utd Cgr W Strs 5852 72% United Drug 6363 __ %84 Utd NJ R 45 44 110% U S Steel 35 48 Utah L&T bs 44 Utah Pwr & Lt 65 44 Utility P& L 5359 . Utl P & Lt bs 59 std Utility P& L 5% 47 Va Ry 1st3% 866 __ Va S W 1st 55 2003 Wabash 6s 76 B Wabash 6s 80 D_, Wabash b3 s 75 Walworth ¢s 66 West Va P&P 3s 6 West M.d I8t 45 62 West Md 6% s 77 West NY&P gn 4s 43 West Pac 68 486 A a; West Union 4%s 60 Well Union 6561 Union 6s 60 Wilkes B&E 58 42 Wilson & Co 3%s 47 Wis Cent 1st gn 45 49 W Clstgn4sddects. Youngstn S&T Youngs®n S&T 22 43 105 Y €1 106% 106 Freight Revenue Rises On lllinois Central By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, April 26.—The Illinois Central Railroad's 90th annual re- port today showed freight revenue increased 6.99 per cent while pas- senger revenues, excluding Chicago suburban traffic, decreased 7.37 per cent in 1939, compared with the preceding year. Revenue freight tonnage in- creased 8.05 per cent during the year. In its suburban service pas- senger revenue increased 2.32 per cent. Operating revenues increased 5.65 per cent while operating ex- penses increased 6.55 per cent, The road's net income after all deductions was $2,335,775, an in- crease of $1,112900, or 91 per cent, compared with a 1938 net of $1,222,874. Baldwin Locomotive Net Climbs to $1,414,289 By the Associated Press. PHILADELPHIA, April 26.—The Baldwin locomotive works and sub- sidiaries including the Midvale Co., of whose capitalization Baldwin owns about 61 per cent, reported yesterday for the 12 months ended March 31, 1940, consolidated net profit of $1,414,289, after all charges, provisions for taxes and deduction of minority interest of the Midvale Co. This compares with a net loss on the same basis, for the twelve months ended March 31, 1939, of $1,465,780. Consolidated sales for 12 months ended March 31, 1940, amounted to $37,030,781, compared with $28,256,- 888 in 12 months ended March 31, 1939, and $31,463,045 in 12 months ended December 31, 1939. Virginian Directors Renamed at Meeting By the Associated Press, NORFOLK, Va., April 26.—Al directors of the Virginian Railway |m Co. were re-elected yesterday at the ;‘nnual meeting of the stockholders ere. They are: Carl Bucholtz of Nor- folk, president of the railway com- pany; William M. Ritter of Wash- ington, D. C.; H. Le Baron Sampson of Boston, Adrian H. Larkin, chair- man of the board, and Harry M. Addinsell, Henry R. Benjamin, Ivins A. Browne, William R. Coe, William Rogers Coe, George W. Davidson, Edward C. Delafield and Percival J. MclIntosh, all of New York. The directors will hold their an- nual meeting in New York Tuesday, May 14, to elect officers and transact other business, . | to & Rom. | ineh minimum | 17s-bushel boxes. i Enclnn5 crates. Russians Repored . |Reselling Copper Due to Blockade Unwillingness to Take War Risks Results In Offerings By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, April 26—Russian interests, substantial purchasers of American copper several months ago, were reported in trade circles today to be offering the red metal for resale in the domestic market, possibly because of unwillingness to risk the allied blockade. ‘These sources sald Russian selling began ‘trickling into the market late yesterday and tonnage placed was believed to aggregate between 12,000 and 15,000 tons. The Russian-owned metal, it is believed, is not pressing for sale, but it is available in both export and domestic marts. Some dealers say the copper was part of that bought by Russian sources some months back, then destined for shipment to Vladi- vostok. Several shipments then were sent to Mexico for transshipment to Russia. Some metal shipped from the West Coast to Russia, however, was turned back in midocean when ships returned to this hemisphere as the British blockade widened., Washington Produce TER—93 score. 30%2: ¥s-pound prin T-poting prints. 0;, 91 score. BUT tubs. prints, Seorer e pound prin: tpbs. pound prints, «-pound prints, 29: ST AT IS pounds. ~ 5.0( s0wE. 0; - whole, undressed caives, 10V~ From Apricultural Marketing Service. Pl’l(’?‘ paid net f.o.b. Washington: EGGS—Market steady. Prices paid for Federal-Slate eraded exgs “recelved from l”ldlnl’ stations ( Dfll 2 Whites, U. 8, ex(rllsu memgmm mediums, Erowns. U 8. xiras. mediums, 11 large. 17-19. U. S. s diums. 15-17; U. S. trades. 13-17. nearby ungraded eigs. current receipts, whites. 16'2: mixed colors. 15%; LIVE POULTRY—Market stronger for chickens; firmer for others. Fowl: Col- ored. ull sizes 17; No, s, 1913 Leghorns, 15214 Roostebs. R+30. Chiekens. irginia Rocks. broilers and fryers all sizes, No 12-14." Delaware Rocks and and fryers. all sizes. ©1; No. Leghorns, broiters, 5 pounds and up under <" poy 14 Turkeys. ol 5. 10; hens Guines keats, young, )3« pounds and up, 16 a pound: old. 10 a pound. Fruits and Vegetables. Compiled by the Market News Section of Agricultural Marketing Service. Sales a.m. on this morning's wholesale mar- Ket_in less than carlot quantities D ch - minimum. 215-inch mlnlm\lm 505 nch minimum, 1.37 i ineh Tantmume 1 00-1.30 1.15-1.25:" 3-inch mini- Ben Davis. 2'4-inch mini- anch minimum, 6 U. §. No. s-inch “minimum. Paragons 23-inch minimum 1.40-1.50: 20-1.00: inch minimum. 2%a-inch minimum. 1.35-1.50: nimum. 1.50-1.65: yellow ' New- 5-inch mintmum 1.46-1.50: 23 inch ‘minimum. 1.50-1.65. Pennsylvani Virginia_and West Virginia bushel boxes and cartons, fancy. 11353508, 1.35-1.50: R0sp100s. 75: 1.50-1.60: POTATORS. 014 gtock. market steady 100-pound sacks. U. . No. 1. Maine. Green Mountains, Katahdins and Chippewas. mum 1022 60: Tdahe: 50-2.60. New stock. truck receipts liberal. Flor- | 12 pushel crates. Bliss Triumphs, U No._1 140-150: bushel baskets. U. 8. No. spauiding Boce. S s Katahdins, 1.65- 1 Quifornia. 50-pound sacks. _lon | tes . No. 1, some dark color, 1.50- 17 ‘ASPARAGUS—Market slightly stronger. Pyramid crates, dozen bunches. green, South Carolina. colossal. 5 1.50-2.00: " choice, 1.00-1.25; extra select. 4.50: select, 4.00 VOCADOS—Market steady. flats 175 Russet Burbanks, market weak ; fancy, California. California, 0. according to condition TS—Market about steady. _ Texas, half crates. bunched. mixed cars, 1 50.1.60 BAGE—Market steady ' Truck re- celots RN 1'2-bushel _hampers. South Carolina. pointed type. packed local- lv. fair auality. 75-85: Florida. domestic round - type. packed locally. 1.00-1.15; mogtls 1.00-1.10 TS Market slightly stronger. Bvlmhrd California. T crates. 3.00+ 5. hpn ratss, 15001 05 W E R—Market slightly Caifornin pony crates, 2.15- *GLERY _Market steads Florida. Flor- ida standard crates, individually wasned, 3-10 " dozen, 2.0 ordinary to fair condition. California, 5-dozen. 4.50- rates, Iceberg North Carolini Big Boston type. 2-dozen, 5-peck hampers. ~ Big _Boston type. ordinary to fair condition, '50-1.35, Onion Market Dull. ONIONS—Market dull. ' 50-bound sacks, yellows. U. Minnesota, 2.1 100 ey Pork” sprouted, 2. Yellow Bermudas. U.'8. commerelal cANTALoUPls~Mnnz stead stronser. ozen. 1.50-1. ueefl!ll ham- fornia. seimon meats. - Jumbos 46s and 435 0007 standards dbs. 80028.50 pomd 545, 3.00-4'28: 30 BEAS Marke: steady Tru moderate. _ South _Carolina, Bus small-podded varieties; 1.50-3 mostly 1.50-2.00. STRAWBERRIES —Morket steads, Truck Teceipty lsht, “Florida, ol craies. per pint: Louisiana, 24-pint ¢ Der crate, North Carolink. o4 augri crates. 25271 per’ guart SWEET POTATOES—Market _steady. Truck Teceivts Heht Virsin bushel bas kets: Nancy Halls. 1.00-115 Norih ling, bushel baskeis, Portg Ricans. 051 i Ne —tarkel steady Tk receipts_moderate. - Bushel pers: BOUI’IM’“]S- . 2.00: fair cnndl- gofl‘ 180-L70: " Black Valendihes, “Best gfdinay conaition. 1 EPPERS Mi ceits Tight. Crate Ereen. medium size, 4.00; small size. 3000 SQUASH_ Market weak, Truck receipts lisht. mnd. bushel hampers, ~white yellow, st 1.25: r con on - RS Market dull. Truck re- geipte” light. Florida., bunm , Bampers, §100:5.257 tair guality. ToMATO! ren Satttorny 20-pound Tugs, ripe: od. Sa6g" Tebacked, 10-Dound CATiom. 1758 75, cording to_condition and. sze KALE—Market, slbtly Weaker. Truck receipts light. Virginia. Norfolk -section, NI GREENE~ Market steads. Truck arket stea receipts light. ~ North' Carolina " bushel B B e Market spoaty. . Neasor et stea gections ot mmnnu and *Virginta, ‘busner AW itarket aun. Truck cnu Vll’llnll, Norfolk section. b m bukeu land and Pennsyl. -Mary] - vania, 3-pound baskets, some poor condi- tion. 15-65: best mostly 35-41 {ES—Plorida, 2.25+3.50, as to grade and size. Carlot A rivals, Dlnnl and 'l‘mt of Arrivats. ) ose PLB— -No clrlnt lrrlvnla one un- broken car on track: relief. one Virginis ar- ived: one unbroken T GARROTE One. Calitornia & :}krlved. two broken and two unbroken cars on traci ULIFLOWER—" c-mornln -mm. onit broken and one unbroken on track. CELERY—Two Florida .mv: 0 bro- ken and two unbroken cars on Gl 'RUIT—One Florida lrrlved' one broken and one unbroken cars of LEM! % 8—;0ne c-morm- ATTiVe no ears on trac 1 E—Two Californiia arrived: um- broken and one unbroken cass on track. and four ne Texas arriv inbrol ken eln on ¢t Tack. |mved ‘hres broken ufi' “"mfl’?ffl NEW YORK CUR "WASHINGTON, D. C., "FRIDAY, APRIL 26, 1940. By wrivate wire direct to The Star. Stock and Bales— Dividend Rate. Add olol Aero Bup B .20g.. Ainsworth .25g_.. Alr Alloe ( W).. All P"u' pt ®) 60s 96 1 2 1 High. Low. 2:58 Mfi G'A 8% m{ 1av. 13% 3% 3% 34 96 96 Ala Power pf (7) 30' 107 107 107 Alles & Fisher_. 2% 2 2% Alum Co Am (18) llOOll’l 189 189% Alum Co pt (6) . Alum Goods .20e 0 Am Hard Rubber. Am Laund M .80 Am Lt&Trac 1.20 “Am Maracaibo. Am Republics Am Superpower. Am Thread pf .25 Anchor P8st P __ Appal B P pf (7). Arctur Rad T (r) Ark Nat Gas(A) Ark Nat G pf .60k Ashland O&R .40 Assoc G&E pf (r) Atl Coast Fish___ Atlas Corp war Atlas Plyw'd .625 Auto Vot M (.60). Aviation & Trans Ayshire Patok: Babcock & W.20e Baldwin Lo war. Baldw L pf 2.10 Bardstown Dist.. Barl&Seel A 1.20. Basie Dol .125e__ Bath Iron Beau Brumm .15e Eo.ch Alrcraft T Pa pf 6.60_ Berk & Gay Fur_. Bliss (E W) Blue Ridge. Blumenthal (8)._. Bohack(H C)1st_ Bowman-B 2d pf. Brllmnn TrL&P. eze Corp 50g. Brit-A T br 416e Brown Co pf (1) BrownF&W____ Brown Rubber Buckeye P L (1e) Callite Tupgsten Can Col Alrways. Can Mar W .0 Carnegie Met_ Carrier Corp Celan pte pf (7a) Celluloid pf Cent NY Pw pf 6 Cent & Sown Util Cent States Elec. Cent St E 6% pf_ Chi Flex 8 (5a).. CitiesSve P& L | Pt (6) 13.560k City Auto Stpg.60 Clark Contr .25e | Clev Traector Club Alum Uten Colts Pat F' A (2) Comwith & S war Comt'y P S 1.30a Cons Hetail Strs, Cons Steel Cor Contl Roll & Stl._. Cooper- Bess Cornucopia Gold_ Cosden Petrolm . Creole Petr 50a Crocker-Wheeler Crown Cent Petr um. | Cuban Atl Sug Co Diveo Twin Trk Draper Corp (3a) Dubilier Con .13g Duke Power .75e . Duval Texas Sul Eagle Pitch Lead Eastn G&F 6 pt | Eastn Gas & Fuel | _prot (1.125k)) | Eastern States__ Eastn Sts pf A | Eastn Sts pt B | Easy W (B).125¢ Elec Bond & Sh Elec B & S pt (6) ‘Emp G&F 7% of Empire Pwr .50k Emsco Derrick.__ Equity Corp Fairchild Avia. Fairchild E& A_ Fansteei Metal _ Fidelio Brew _ Fire As Phila 2a Fla P&L pf 3.94k Ford(Can)A(1) Fruehauf Tra.25e | Gamewell pf (6) | Gen Share pf(6h) S.| Glen Alden .125e | Godchaux A (2) Godchaux pf (7). Gorham Inc pf Gorham M 1.50e G A&P n v 3.50e G A&P 1st f (7). Grt Nor Pap .60e_ Greenfield T & D. Gruman Afr ____ Gulf Oil of Pa(1) Hall Lamp (.60e) Ham’ermill .25e .. Hartman Tobac .. Harv'd Brew .05e Hecla Min 10e Heller (WE) .40a Heyden Chem 2a Hires (CE) ..60: Hoe(R)&Co A _~. Horn (AC) .. Horn & Hard (2) Humble Oi] 376e. Hygrade Food llinots-1a Power 1ll-1a Power pt _ Ill-1a Pwrdivet. Ilinois Zine - Imp Oil Ltd .50a_ Ind Pipe L 10e___ Ind 8ve 6% vt Ind'apP&Lpf 6.60 Indus Finan vte. Indus Finan pf .. InsCoN Am 2a Int Hydro El pt. Int Indust (.10g) Int Pa&Pwr war. Int Petrol 1.60a._. Int Produc Int Utilities (A). Int Utilities pf__ Int Util pr pf 3.50 Jnterst H Eq .60 Iron Fire vtc 1.20 Irving AirCh (1) Jacobs Co Jer CP&L of (6)_ Jon Lau Stl Klein (DE)(1).. Koppers pf (8) __ Lake Shore M.50s Lakey Fdry & M_ Lehigh Coal Lone Star .20e __ Long Island Ltg_ La Land&Ex .10 Majestic Radlo. .. Massey-Harris _ Master Elec 600 Mercantile Sts 1e Meaabi Lron Mid St Petr A .63¢ Midr'd O cvpf.50k Midland 8ti .50 Midvale Co (1e] Mid West Corp._ Midwest Of1 .90 Minn M & B .60 Mo Public Sve. Molybdenum .25 Monarch M .60e_. Mont Ward A (' Mon LH&P 1.50.. 100; 22 Mount City C. __ Mount Prod (.60) Nat Auto(.40e)__ Nat Bella He: Nat City L .21 Nat Cont 20e ‘Nat Tunnel&Min J Zine (.50e) NY Bhipb'g fd sh Niag Hudson Pw. 1608 1 5 122 20s 1 100s 4 10 2508 6 1508 6508 1008 2 3508 2258 5 43 7 25; 1 5 10s 30s 10 508 408 258 1 100s 258 508 1 3 12 1 200s 1 1 9 2 275s : 3 1 1 3508 5 Hum'l-Ross .15e_. 15 27 9 29 50s 1 1 100s 90- ZSI 4008 1 6 86 10 1 1 1008 508 17 508 1 1 108 1 2 408 2 8 3 39 | 2 2415 114% 114 114 17% 17% 17 Alum Ltd (1.60e) 250: 100 d % 19% 1% 7 1 % 39 # & 113 122 122 81381 31 wzw.nm.loz'\- & 174 8% 4% 59 52 11% 6 6 13% 13% * 681y 68ly wst, 10914 1092 144w 14's 14 27% 27T 27T4% 86 86 3% 3% 8% 8% W 276 2T's 105 105 16 16 2T% 27% 11315 114% 129% 129% 48% 48% 10 10 24 24 384 387 1134 374 & 1% 6'& $9~4 20 9% 3l *35 60t 105 16 27% 114% 129% 48% 10 387 37 54 EAY 7‘/- llo& 110‘4 110% H‘h T2% 11% 2 4% 15% 54 8 15 31% 9y 16% 15 3% 2% 2% 2 100% 100% 100% 29 29 29 4% 14% 14% 89 88y 89 1T% 17% 1 % 4% 2% 2% 9% 1 39 39 39 168%168%1“% 22 4% 4 6% 2 1% Srack o [N Eng TAT 1760 308 134% 150 180" 64 64 64 mmzm 5% % | PbSve Ind 36 pt FINANCIAL. JRB MARKET Dividend Rate. Add 00. High. Niag Hud 1st (6) 25s 88% Niag Hud B war. T % Niag 8 Md B .26g. 2 4% Nor Am Lt & Pwr 2 1 Nor Am L&P pf 258 96% Nor A R prpf (3) 100s 51% North'nStaP (A) 1 13% N West Eng(.50e) 1 19% Novadel-Ag (2)_. 2 35% 35% Ohio PSpf A (7) 10s115 113 Okla Nat Gas .25e 1 19% 19% Oldetyme Dist 3% 3% Pac Gas & Elec 5% % pt 1.375 Pac Gasé%pf1.60 Pantepec O1} Parkersb’z R & R Pender Gr B .50e . Peninsul Tel (2). Pennroad Pa-Cent Airline Penn Ed pf 2.80 Penn Ed pf (5) _ Penn P&L pf (6) Pharis T&R 15e Phila Co (.35e) Phillips Packing Phoenix Secur Phoenix Secur pf Plerce Gov (.25e) Pitney-Bowes .40 Pitts Forg (.25e) Pitts & L £3.560g Pitts Metal .25e_. Pitts P1GI (1e) 102'4. 102% 102% Polaris Mining__. % # Potrero Sugar 1 1 Pratt & Lam 650e 23% 234% Press Metals .25¢ 8 8 Low. 2:58 83% 88% S k) 19% 3% 29% 33% 5 8% 2914 32% 4% 81y 15% 31% 2 197 38 2914 32 4% 8% 15% 31% 2 19% 38 64 64 64 110 109% 110 6% 65 6 ™ 64 13% 421 % 6% 134 4213 14% 8 13% 56 12% 12' ™ 6l 134% 421 144 8 13"7- 1 23% 8 51% 99, 83% 2% 24Y% 6%, 58 13% 1% 4% 9% 5115 51% 99% 835 274 23% 63 58 13% 1% 4 79% 8 P8 Ind $7 pr pf Pug Sd $5pf 1.25k Puget S P $6 of Pug S'd Pulp .50e Republic Aviat'n Royal Typ (2e) . Rustless llE .15 Ryerso St Regis Plper = St Regis Pap pf. Salt Dome Oil Bcovill (.25e) Scullin Steel war Begal Lock Seiberling Rub _ Selby Shoe .125e Sel Ind al et 6.50 Sentry Saf Con Shattuck-D(.10e) Sher-Will 1.50e _ Simmons H& P. Singer Mfg (6) Solar Mfg Sonotone (.05e) Soss Mfg .0625e_. 8o Penn Oil 1.50_. 8o Col Pwr (A) _ So Col Pw pf (1k) South'n Un Gas _ So'land Roy .05e. Spalding Co _ Stand C&S (1.60). Stand O1] Ky (1). Stand Pwr & Lt__ Standard Prod __ Stand Stl Sp 50e. @ 38 Starrett vtc . % Sterchi Br 1st (3) : 361y Sterling Alum __ 81 8 Stetson (J B) __. 4 4 Sunray Oil 05e 1% 1% Sun'y Ocv pf 2.75 40 40 Taggart 514 5% Taylor(Ky)Dist_ i ‘Technicolor s Tex P&L pf (7)_. Thew Shovel _ Tilo Roof (.55a) . Tonopah Mining_ Tubize Chatillon Tung-Sol Lamp ‘Tung-Sol L pf .80 Udylite (.10e) Unexcelled Mfg . Un Prem F 8 (1). Unit Atre’'t P .10 Unit Cgr- Whelan United Gas Unit Gas pf 4.50k Unit Lt&Pwr (A) Unit Lt&Pwr pf Unit Profit Shar Unit Sh M 2.560a Unit Sh M pf 1.50 Gnit Specialties U 8 Foll (B) US&1Spf125k U S Lines pt U S Plyw'd .60e _ U S Plyw pt 1.50 Unit Wall Paper. Univ Corp vte Utab ldaho Sug. Util P&L pf (r) . Ttility Equities 311 58y * 57 974 4% 127 1% 1 14% 112 208 14 T 15 112 20% 14% 20% 14w = 8l Riy 3u 3% ™ T 6% 5 21y 214 184 181 144 13% 1w 1 8l 34| 5 6 184 1 !3*- 3 1% 2 106\5 106 106‘1 11 # 31'& 4% | “ | #%% A—19 Spring Trade Rise Reporied Delayed By Weather Retarded Store Sales Accompanied by Slow Wholesale Pace By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, April 26—Both spring and retail trade were dee scribed as “laggard” today in the weekly trade review of Dun & Bradstreet. The delay in appearance of warm weather, said the agency, “con- tinued this week to check a full expansion in seasonal trade activ- ity.” “Retarded demand at retail,” the report continued, “was reflected in the slow pace of wholesale order= ing. Replenishment needs were somewhat below a year ago; calls for summer goods continued nu- merous, although small in volume. “On the industrial front the pic- ture was brighter; the flow of new business was. said to be better than in March and production was somewhat higher in a number of lines.: @ & “In general, commodity price markets showed little change in the week, but wholesale food prices re- ported their shnrpesc gains so far this year. * * “Apparel continued to move slug- gishly, offsetting a rather brisk turnover in house furnishiggs. * * ¢ “Whalesale business was well scate tered, but in most lines rather dis appointing in respect to total volume. * + = “The buying movement which ap- peared to be getting under way in staple dry goods last week failed to show the hoped-for vitality, * * * “Report from principal industries | indicated that operating rates more than held their own this week.” Union Pacific Weighs Huge Refunding 974 | By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, April 26—The Union Pacific Railroad was reported in financial circles today consider=- ing the refunding of $85,000,000 in 4 and 5 per cent bonds to a lower interest basis. The issues are callable at 1071 on any interest date on three months’ notice. The next interest | date is September 1, so that a call would have to go out by June 1. Officials said the management was “undecided” whether to go ahead with the proposed refinancing. 21| Curb Bonds DOMESTIC-— Ala Power 4125 67 P AR Bedi Btacv st Atk P & L 6 AsG & E] s T & T 5la Baid foeo e S IBREY Georsia Bw 35 b7 Van Norman 40e Va Pub Servpf__ Waco Afrcraft___ WahlCo ... Walker Mining Wichita Riv Oil_. a\, Will'ms (RC) __ % Woodley Pet 40_. 5ia Woolw Ltd 317e. 10 Wright Harg.4va 5 rIn Dankrubicy or recelvership or peine reorganized unde: the Bankrubtcy Act or securities assumed by such companies Rates of dividends m the foregoing table are annnal disbursements based on the last ouzrterly or semi-annual _deciara- tion Unless otherwise noted special or extrs dividends are not included a Also extra or extras d Accumulated dividends paid Iast vear e Declared or far this vear f Payable in stock last vear hCash or stock lated dividends paid or declared this vear ur Under rule With warrants % Without warrants war Warrants. Member Bank Deposits Rise at New York By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, April 26.—Member bank deposits for reserve account with the Federal Reserve Bank of New York rose about $60,000.000 dur- ing the past week, the bank’s condi- tion statement disclosed. l'. | Gold certificates on hand and due from the United States Treasury in- creased around $89,000,000. The U. S. Treasurer's account with the bank was $30,000,000 bigger. Federal Reserve notes in actual | circulation fell about $9,000,000. The condensed statement follows: Gold certificates on hand and due from United States Treasury. $8.167.190,000. Total reserves. $8,281.557.000. Bills dis- counted. secured by United States Govern- ment_obligations. 65.000." Total bills dis- counted, 574,000 bought in open market, nil. Indus advances. §2,030,- 000 " Toti l,})nlled s Government s $7 i $151.152.000. Federal actual circuiation, posits. member_b: B Sam 000, ot desorits, $7.665, 5! 000." Ratio of total reserves to depo. and Federal Reserve note liabllities com. Bied: 826 per cent. | Armstrong to Head Interlake Iron Co. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, April 26—Frank Armstrong of Cleveland, formerly | pe vice president of Interlake Iron Co., e appeared as president of the con- cern at the annual meeting yester- day. He had been elected by the g directors to succeed the late presi- dent, C. D.. Caldwell. Armstrong told the stockholders the company’s position in the in- dustry was improving and that lower shipping rates on the Great Lakes this year should be favorable. The company has plants in Chi- cago, Duluth, Toledo and Erie, Pa. Increase Is Revealed In Cement Production By the Associated Press. The United States Bureau of |BERST fhan, extr | Mines reported today that the Port- | 27%; seconds land cement industry produced | chirses: 78917,000 barrels in March, shipped 7,715,000 from the mills and had 26,098,000 in stock at the end of the month. Glen Alden Cl Pw & Lt 002 10012 3 1074 16ise 104% 104% P&L Penn CL & | Penn Elec ‘45 1999955 voooED3S B 303 B D DR - s 48 st g8 48 cv st TR reeaRly B 0DRR DD B! R IR T 2RIT2A8 28 03255 York Rwy 5s 47 st FOREIGN. Isarco Hyd El 7s 52 50 49%2 491, Hibpon B P g1is 8377 59, 59, 88 Rio de Jan 6%as 59 % 8% ww With warrants. xw Wl!hmlt ‘Warrants. ew. st (stp) Stamped, N{Nerotiabilicy impatred by maturity. Short-Term Securities (Reported by Smith, Barney & Co.) Offer. Ala Gt South “A” 5s 43 110% | Conn & Pass Riv R R 45 43 Cnnlnmzr Corp 5s - Cuba North Rwys 5‘2! 437 ¥ & Long Branch s 41 Nottates uthery, bs 41 Pentlvlml Co 3%2s 41 Penn-Dixie Cement, 2 e Walh 45 43 Studebaker Corp 6s 45 Texas & West N Y & Pa 45 43 _ New York Produce NEW YORK. April 26 (#.—Egss. 14,254, easier. Mixed colors: Fancy to extra fancy, 1972-3174; extras, 15-19%4; storas end firsts, 18%; graded firsts, 17V lifi 6%: medlumlyslfl dlr!l!l Nfl l, ' Ve lle checks, ‘Whi 8‘ 24‘/:. mld‘utern premium 1BV 19 R.el le l xC] ln(y.: nmuarnu - ales of e 3 1al heavier ‘mediums, l'l%-lfl% 'and midwestern premis 16%. 5 Nelrh‘ KAMI extra fancy, Y midwestern spes pl'zmlllm marks, 22« el!ler Creamery, L 28-283; txln (93 Irsts IS 91 mfi» 27 (!4 !’l score), 25%-! 1.016, irregular, prices une Federal Land Banks NEW Y RK. Avpril 26 (P).—Federal und March. production and shipments| >"°* *°" showed increases of 3.1 and 89 per cent, respectively, over a year ago. 5% ' Mill stocks were 9.7 per cent higher. / 1 gj‘ l 1 I W [ s 4s July, Yas May. 13, an., a7,