Evening Star Newspaper, May 1, 1940, Page 17

FINANCIAL. Foreign Loans Drop, Domestics Uneven On Bond Market Obligations Sensitive To Developments in Norway and Italy Bond Averages 10 10 Util Fan, —3 97.1 974 97.1 936 9175 96.1 20 10 Rails. Indust. Net change —2 +.1 ‘Today, close Prev. day Month ago_ Year ago __ 1940 high__ 1940 low _. 1939 high_. 64.9 1020 975 1939 low... 534 958 904 10 Low-Yield Bonds. Close 1129 Prev.day- 1129 M'nthago 1129 Year ago. 111.1 1940 high 1131 1940 low. 1115 1939 high 1126 1939 low. 1036 *New 1940 high. (Compiled by the Associated Press.) 58.0 103.4 58.2103.3 58.6102.6 550 98.3 59.9103.3 56.6101.9 46.7 471 53.1 59.5 53.5 463 64.0 417 By the Associated Press. NEW YORK. May 1.--Foreign loans in the bond market today con- tinued to back away from last weel recovery levels, and domestic obli- gations generally moved unevenly in | & fractional range. 8 Losses ran as much as 2 points in £ome foreigns which have been sensi- tive to developments in Norway and | recent indications of strained rela- | tions between Great Britain and Italy. | Heaviest losses were posted Ior\ Ttaly 7s, Italian Public Utilities Ts, | Milan 6'.s and Rome 6!:s. Other foreigns trimmed included Norway 41;s. Belgium 6'.s and Copenhagen | 41os. Many of the lower-priced rai which have basked in buying favor recently, ran into selling squalls. Even Boston & Maine liens, pace- | setters for the last several days, re- acted as much as a point Issues trimmed included Boston & Maine 5s of '55, Atlantic Coast | Line collateral 4s of '52. Southern | Railway 4s, North Western 4%s of | '49. Western Union 5s of '60. Dela- | ware & Hudson refunding 4s and Bethlehem Steel 3! Moderate gains were in the ma- | Jority among United States Treas- uries. R. F. C. Agrees to Plan | To Retire Railroad Debt | By the Associated Press, The Reconstruction Finance Corp. | agreed yesterday to lend the Pitts- | burgh & West Virginia Railway Co. $4,070.000 in connection with the projected retirement of the com-| pany's entire floating debt of $7,- 400.000. ‘The Pennroad Corp. also will par- ticipate to the extent of $3,000.000, and the Chemical Bank & Trust Co. $330.000. Emil Schram, R. F. C. chairman, wrote Charles J. Graham, president | of the Pittsburgh & West Virginia, that the corporation’s commitment | &till was subject to approval by the | Interstate Commerce Commission. The Pittsburgh & West Virginia proposes to issue $7.400,000, the amount of its floating debt, of 4 per cent five-year collateral trust notes. The indebtedness to be retired in- cludes $4.186.607 the railway owes the R. F. C. General Motors Adopls Retirement Program B the Associated Press. WILMINGTON, Del, May 1—| Stockholders of the General Motors | Corp. adopted a contributory retite- | ment plan for employes earning in excess of $3,000 vearly at the annual meeting here yesterday. All cor- poration directors were re-elected The plan, effective July -, calls for all employes earning more than| $3,000 annually and more than 40 vears of age to contribute 5 per cent | of their monthly salary in excess of | $250 up to the age of 60. The corporation will contribute | the remainder of the cost to operate the plan. Officials estimated the| cost to the corporation the first year at $700.000. The monthly retirement will be equal to 1'; per cent of the amount of the average monthly sal- ary which is in excess of $250 per month during the emplove's par- ticipation in the plan. The normall retirement age was set at 65. benefit | G., M. & N. Asks Loan To Push Consolidation By the Associated Press. The Gulf, Mobile & Northern Rail- | road applied to the Interstate Com- merce Commission today for au- thority to borrow $7,500,000 from | the Reconstruction Finance Corp. in | connection with the pending con- solidation of that railroad and the | Mobile & Ohio. | The Gulf, Mobile & Northern pro- poses to use the loan to purchase | from, the Southern Railway $7,839,000 face amount of Mobile & Ohio stock. The Gulf, Mobile & Northern will | pay $7,538.166 for the stock. | The consolidation plan calls for | 8 $9,500000 R. F. C. loan to the| Gulf, Mobile & Ohio Railroad Co., | which has been created to take over the two companies. The $7,500,000 | loan would be repaid from proceeds | of the larger loan. Divide;ds Announced NEW YORK —Dividends an- nounced. biepared by Pilch Bublishine Co. Initial. Pe- 8tk. of Pl{ Rate riod.record. sble; Johansen Bros Shoe. lenullr Allesh Ludlum Stl bt $1 Allted Kig 7 o0 ” ( E Port Worrh Stk Yds Parker-Wolverine Phillips Pet __ Savage Arm " Soundview Pulp ~30c Soundview Pulp pt ~_$1.50 Taslor & Fenn Co__ 1. U 8 Steel 7% pf. S5S"a il AL LU LY S ARGROBBIIGD U. S. Treasury Not; NEW YORK. May 1 i —Prices quoted | h dollars and thirty-seconds: Avprox. nMaturity. Asked. yield. 1940 | 1345 1945-47 | Cent of NJ gen | Cont N Y Pw %363 By rivate wire direct to The Star. Approximate Transactions Todey. Domestio Bond Foreign Bond U 8 Govt Bonds. 4,540,000 810,000 100,000 TREASURY. High 105.18 104.9 104.4 —- 108.20 106.12 38 1947 28 1948-50 ____. 23%851951-63 21551948 _ 33491949-53__, 3%s8 1950-52 23,31948-51__. 3Yem 1944-46 Low. Close 105.13 105.13 1045 1045 104.4 1044 108,20 108.20 106.12 106.12 106.8 108, 109, 109, 108.8 108.8 107.12 107.12 107, 107.2 107.1 107.5 108.13 108.13 1118 1118 11L7 117 112,19 112,23 110.17 110.17 FEDERAL FARM MORTGAGE." 38 1944-49 108.3 108.3 108.3 HOME OWNERS' LOAN. 1021 35 1944-52 01025 102.10 107.29 107.28 107.28 NEW YORK CITY BONDS 381980 B wi . | 881980 1 wi . FOREIGN Antioquia 7s 45 A Antioquia 7s 45 B Antioquia 7s 45 C _, Antioguia 34 7s 57 __ Argentine 43 72 Feb_ Argentine ¢s 72 Apr. Argentine 4 14s 48 Argentine 4 1= 71 Australia ¢%= 66 | Australia s 65 Australia 6= 67 ______ Austria 7s §7 _ Beigium 6s 65 Belgium 618 49 _. Belgium 7s 65 z | Braztl 613 192€-57 Brazil 618 1927-57 _ Brazil C Ry El 78 62 Brazi) 8s 41 Breda Ernesto 7s 54 . Buenos Alres 43,s 77 | Buen Afr 4155 Aug 76 | Buen Atr 4%:s Apr 76 Buenos Aires 4%s 75 Canada 2%s 45 Canada 3s 67 Canads 3s 68 Canada 3y =6 Canada 4s 60 Canads os 62 Chile 65 60 assd Chile 65 61 Jan Chile 65 61 Feb assd . Chile 65 61 Sept assd_ Chile 7s 42 assd Chile Mtg Rk 65 62 Chile Mtz B 6s62 asd | Chile M B 6155 67 asd Colombia 6 61 Jan _ | Colombia 6= 61 Oct _ ‘ Covenhagen 41s 53 Cuba 538 45 c. Denmark 41%s 62 . Denmark 63 s 55 _. Denmark 6s Dominiec 515s 61 ext__ Dom 1st 5155 69 ext__ | Ger Gen Elec 6s 48 Ger Govt 643 65 | Ger G 5325 65 un st. German Govt T« 49 Greek Gov 6s 68 __ Hait1 6s 52 | Hamburg St 65 46 Italy 7s 61 1tal P UCrd 78 52_ Japan 6%s 65 _ Japan 616564 _ Lombard EI 7s 52 _ Mex 45 1910-4 Mexico 5s Miag Mill M Milan 6.5 62 New So Wales 55 58_. Norway 4s 63 Norway 418 65 Norway 4158 56 Norway 6s 43 _ | Norway 6s ¢4 Oriental Dev 6s 53 Panama 55 63 st as Pernambuco 7s 47 Peru ist 62 60 _ Poland 8s 50 Queensland 6s 47 Queensiand 7s ¢1 Rhine W El P Rlo de Jan §s 46 Rlo Gr do Sul 8s 46 | Rome 6155 52 Sante Fe Prov 48 64 Sao Paulo St 75 40 Sao Paulo St 7s 5 Sesbs 7s 62 Serbs 8s 62 Sydney 515855 Tokyo City bs 52 lokyo City 6%s 61 Ujigawa El P 7s 45 Uruguay cva%s 79 . Uru 3% -4-4%s adi 79 Uruguay 3%s 78 Dec Uru 4-4%-43% 78 Feb. Uruguay 6s 60 _ Warsaw 4145 58 lsxl BONDS, Rieh 111 11 Ty | Fla EC Rv 68 1. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, ‘D. BONDS ON N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE cn-a Ol\fil " D.- Chi & Chi l.Q ChiBurl&Qbn 1 o C BAQ Ul aiv3%s 49 Chi&BINGablct... Chi Grt We 9K Chi M1) & 8t P 68 75 CM&StP ad) 63 2000 . Chi&NW gn 48 37 a Chi&NW ¢ Chi&NW 4182037 C. Chi1 & NW ev ¢%n 4y Chi&NW rf 63 2037__. Chi&NW 643 36 Chi RI&P43;852. ots ChIRI&P cv 4148 60 fl'fi Chi SLLANO b8 61 rg. 7 Chi Un Sta 3348 61 Chi & W Indov ¢s 53. Chi& W ind ¢%n 62 Chilas & Co s 43 Choc O G cn 5852 _ Cin Un Term 3% 71 CCC&StL gen ¢s 93 COCRSIL rf a4 77 ccusn.cw&m 4 Clev Un Term 63 73 ._ Clev Un Ter 6%s72__ Colo F & Ir 6s 70 Colo & So 4%s 80 Col G&E bs 52 Apr__. ColG & B 68 62 May. Col G & E 6» 61 Colum RP&L 4s 65 __. Comw Ed 314 6% Conn & Pass Ry 4s 43 Cons Ed N Y 3%s 46 Cons ENY db 83,8 48 Cons EA N Y 3% 56 Consol O} 318 K1 Consum Pw 1st 3% €9 Consum Pwr 3% 65 Consum Pwr 3148 67 Consum Pwr 31,8 70. Crown C&S 4s 50 Crown C& S ¢%s 48 Crucible Steel ¢ %8s 48 Cuba Northn h1,s 42 Cuba RR 6s 46 = Del & Hua ref ¢s 43 | Den & R G con 4= 36 _. Den & RG 41,836 Den & RG W rf 6= 78 Det Edison 3% 66 __ Det Edison 4s 65 DetTer&Tun ¢ s 61. Duluth SS&Ttl 5837 Duquesne Lt 3% 65. Elec Auto Lt 48 52_ Eriecv 4s 53 A Erlecv 4s 63 B. Frie 1st 4s 96 Erte gen 43 % Erie ref hs 67 _ Frie ref 68 75 Er Erie & Jersey Fairbks Morse 45 56 Fed Lt&Tr 6s 42 Firestone T 8345 48 Fla EC Ry 4%s59_. . FtStUnD4al:x 41 Francisco Sug 6s56_. Gen Am Inv 53 52 Gen St1 Cast 51849 Ga Caro & Nor 6s 34_. Goodrich ¢ %n 66 Grt Nor Ry 3%s 67 | Grt Nor Ry 45 46 G | Grt Nor Ry ¢s 46 H Grt NP 434876 D Grt N R gD ¢%s 77 E Grt Nor Rv 63852 _ Gulf Sta Stl 63 61 Har Riv& P 4s 54 Hoe(R)lst mtg 44 __ Housatonic cn 55 37_. Houston O1) 438 64 _. Hudson Conl 68 62 A Hudson C G 1st 55 49 Hud & Men inc 68 67 Hud & Man ref 58 §7 111 Bell Tel 3%370B. 111 Cent 4552 111 Cent ¢s 63 111 Cent ref 48 65 ... 111 Cent 4%u 66 . ICC&ST NO 4%s 63__ 3 ICCRSIT NO 6n 63 A i | Inspir'n Cop 1st 4s 52 51 DOMESTIC BONDS. Adams Ex 41,s 46 st Alleg Corp 63 44 Alleg Corp bs 49 Alleg Corp 63 60 std . Alleg Valley 4s 42 | Allied Stores 4348 50. | Allled Stores 4358 51 | Allis-Chalmers 48 52 Am & For Pw 6s 2030 Am 1GCh 6849 AmT&TH%s43 _ Am Type Fdrscv 50 .. Anaconda db 4 3%s 60 Armour(Del)1st4s 66 Armour(Del)4s 67 AT&SFe 42 1905-55__ A T&S Fe zen ¢ | A T&S F gen 45 95 rg A T&S Fe 48 63 Atl Const L 18t 4852 Atl Coast L clt 4s 52_ Atl Coast L 4%s 64 _ Atl & Dan 1st 4: Atl Gulf & W | 58 69_ Atlantio Refin 3s 88__ B&O st 4348 B&Ocvé td B & O 1st 48sstd B & O 95 A stamped__ B & O 95C stamped _.. B & O 96 F stamped ... B&O 2000 D stpd B&OPLE&W Vadsslst B&OS WbUsstd __. | B&O Toledo 4569 _ Bang&Aroos cn 4s 51 Bang & Ar cv 4s 51 st Bell Tof Pab6s48 B Beth Ste Boston&Me 4%s 61 st Bos & Me b= 65 Boston & Me 5s 55 st_ Bkiyn Man T 4%s u Bklyn Man 4 %8 66 ct. Bklyn Un El 63 50 ct. Bklyn Un Gas 68 ¢5__ Bkiyn Un Gas 68 60 Bklyn UnG 6s 67 B.. Bklyn Un G rf 63 47_. Buft G E 4% 81 Buff Roch & P 67 std_ Bush Term cn bs 56 _ Bush Ter Bldg Can NR ¢%s8 66 Canadian NR ¢ %3 61. Can NR 4% 65 Can NR 63 69 July__. Can NR 6s 69 Oct. Can NR 0 Can Nor 634 Csan Pac db ¢s perp. CanPac ¢%s ¢ .. CanPacbs ¢4 ... Can Pac 6s 64 Caro Cl & Oh Carth & Ad 4s 81 Celotex ¢ %8 47 ww__ Cent BrUP4s48 ___ Cent of Ga 6%369 . Cent Ga Mobile 55 46 Cent of N J 4387 7. Cent Pao 1st rf 48 ¢9. Cent Pacifio 62 60 ... 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Mich Cent 3%s 52 Mich Cons Gas ¢s MIdRRNJGs40 __ MStP&SSM cn ¢s 38_ | MStP&SSM 5%s 49__ MStP&SSM 6346 ___. MOK&T 4%s78___. Mo K&T 68 63 A Mo K&T ad) bs 67 Mo Pac 3d ext 4s38__ Mo Pac¢s®h ... Mo Pac 6565 A ooe— Mo Pacbs TTF .. MoPacbs80 H ... Mo Pac 68 81 1.-__.. Mo Pac 638 49 Mob & Ohio ¢ %s "o Mob & Ohto 6s 38 __ Mob & Ohio 5838 ct__ Monong PS é14s 60__ Mont Pwr 3%366. . Morris&Es 3 %3 2000 Morris & Es 4348 85_. Nassau Erec 43 61 Nassat El 43 61 ctfs_ Nat Dairy 3% s 61 ww Nat Distill 3%s ¢9 Nat Steel 33 65 Natl Supply 3%s §¢_. New & T&T 34361 . New Jer-P&L %3 60 New Ori PS6s66 B _ New OriT&M 4143 56 New Or) T&M b3 54 B NOT&M 5864 Bet. New Url T&M 6% s 64 N Y Central 3%s 63._ N Y Central %397 N Y Central 3% s ¢6__ Y Contral ¢s ¢2 i CMC3%s98 reg. 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T4 R7Y Penn RR3%s 7 oy 914 Penn RR ¢4 'l_-._. 29 A8 Penn RR 44 34 8%, 9Ré, Penn RRgn 4%s 65 .. 104 103y Pénh RRAb %8 70_. 8% R4 Penn RRgen fs68 _ 110 109% Peoples GL&C s 47_. 1171a Peoris & B istdse0 70 Pere Marquette 4s 56 Pers ra 68 66 Phelps Nodge 81w 62 Phila B&W 414 77 C Phila B&W cn §s T4 Thila Co b= 67 Phila Elec 3% s 67 Phila RC& Ir 63 7! Phila RC & Ir 63 49 Phillins Petrol 3s 48 PCC&SIL 4% 77 Pitts C&TIr 44862 _ Pitt&W Va 414858 A PItt&W Va 438 60 C. Port Gen E) 4145 60 Porto R A T 6s 42 st Poxtal Tel & C 63 63 PubSve NTI13%s 68 Purity Baking 6s 48 _. Reading R 4%= 97 A_ Reading R 4% =97 B_ Rem R'd 4% % 56 ww Rem Rand 4% s 66 xw Republic Stl 4148 566 . Republic 8t] 4% 61_ Rennblie St! 51x Fd _ Rich Term Ry 5852 __ Saguenay Pw 413 66 St L IM&S R&G 4833 St L P&NW 6x 48 St L Pub Ser 55 59 St L-San Fr4s 60 A St L-San Fr4%s 78 StL-SF4%sT8ctst StLSWist4ss9 _ St L South Wn s 52_ St LS W ref 58 90 San A&A Pass 45 43 San Diego CG&E 4s65 Schulco 6148 46 A stp Schulco 64546 B' Schulco 615 46 B stp Seabd A L rf 48 59 Seabd A Lrf 4s 59 ct_ Seab'd A L con 6s 45_ 4 109% 107 4 10874 1094 105 4 107 1118 1111 T4 66 110 1094 4 100% 51% Shell Un O1) 2% 5 64_. Stmmons Co ¢s 62 Socony Vac 3s 64 So Bell T&# T 3279 So Bell T&T 31, = 62 Southn Cal G 4%s 61 So Colo Pwr 6= 47 A Bouthn Kraft 4% So Nat] G 4%s 51 So Pac3%s 46 So Pae col 8o Pac ref ¢s §i SoPac4%s 69 ____. So Pac 4%s 81 So Pac Orer 4%s3 17 So Pac S F Ter 4s 50_. So Ry gen 43 56 A So Ry 58 94 So Ry 5% 94 reg 8o Ry gen 61 66 So Ry 6 %8s 66 S W Bell Tel 3s 63 8 W Bell Tel 31;s 64 Stand Ol NJ 2%s 53 Stand OII N J 3s 61 _. Studebaker cv 63 45 Swift & Co3%s50 __ Ter RR As StL 58 44. Texarkana &las 50.__ Texas Corp s 69 Texas Corp 3% 61 - Tex & New Orl 55 43_. Texas & Pac bs 17 B_ Tex & Pac 5580 D. Third Av ref 43 60 50 | Third Avad16s60 _ 38 | Tide Wat Ofl 3153 52 Un El(M0)3%s62 __ Unton OLI(Cal)3s 69. Un O1(Cal)6s 42 A__ Un Pacifie 3153 70 ___ Un Pacific 3%s 71. Un Pacific 1st 4s 41 - 102y 1061 10515 1083, 107% 1058, 102% 106t 43% | 43 47| 72! R0V, 1073 1114 104 105% 108 1055 106% 1074 10354 110 1074 Un Pao 19t 8 7008 94 | Utd Cgr W Stra 6852, 715 | United Drug 6s 63 __ ] | USSteel 3%s48 wm\ Utd Stkyds4 i ss1ww 9215 | Utab LET 6844 _ 104 Utah Pwr & Lt s 44_ 1033 Utility P& L 5%s 47. 91 Wabash 4133 78 C. 6l B Wabash 63875 _ Walker H&S 438 ¢ Walworth 4s 65 Warner Bros 6s 48 West Penn P 3%s 66 W Pa Pw 1st West Sh 13t West bd st 43 63 West Md 6%s 77 West Pac 68 46 A as_ West Union 4%850__ West Union 68 61 West Union bs 60 Whee) Steel ¢34 66__ Wilkes B&E 6s 42 Wilson & Co3%s 47... Wilson & Co ¢s 65 Wis Cent 18t gn 4s 49 Wis El Pw3ks 68 __ Youngst'n S&T 45438 1 Youngst'n S&T «s §1. 109% 109% "% 103% 106's Controller of Montgomery Ward Also Resigns Bs the Associated Press. CHICAGO, May 1.—John A. Don- | aldson, vice president and controller of Montgomery Ward & Co., yester- day announced his resignation. Donaldson was the fourth impor- tant executive of the big mail-order concern to resign in recent weeks. He had assumed the job from which he resigned only two months ago. He came to Ward's in 1932, but moved into the executive ranks in April, 1938, when he was elected as- sistant treasurer. Donaldson said he had no definite plans for the future. 109‘4 105% 106% Stock Exchange Volume Gains During April By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, May 1-—Sales of stocks in the New York Stock Ex- change during April totaled 26,- 696,490 shares, best aggregate since last September’s 57,091,430, and com- pared with the March total of 16.- 270,368 shares and the April, 1939, total of 20,246,238. Face value of bonds which changed hands during April totaled $165,-) 386,500, best since December’s $176,- 100,000. The March total was $135,- 239,000 and the April, 1939, total was $122,804,000 Equity Corp. Assets Set At 35 Cents Per Share By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, May 1—The Equity Corp., an investing concern, re- ported today net assets as of March 31 equal to 35 cents a common share, compared with 48 cents at the end of 1939, and $46.57 a share on the $3 convertible preferred stock (pref- erence in liquidation $50 & share) ll | U 8 standards. large. 1 | colored | 7 ‘pounds | musErovms. UNK! ¢ | Virzinia 106% | 7 | Two Maine | dull e | Exoress receiots moderate. Pyramid | Colossal. | fornia arrived: March 31, 1839.° C, Electric Production Declines and Index Reaches New Low But Output Runs Ahead Of Last Year by 9.8 Per Cent By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, May 1—Electric power output in the week ended ! April 27 declined to 2397,626,000 kilowatt hours from 2421,576.000 in the preceding week, the Edison Elec- tric Institute said today. . Despite the 1 per cent decline | from the previous week, latest pro- duction was 9.8 per cent ahead of | 2,182,727,000 kilowatt hours in the comparable 1939 week. i The recession was more than sea- sonally expected and the Associated Press power index reached a new low for the year at 121.4. This com- pared with 122.5 a week earlier and 1127 a year ago. The index, based on 1929-30 as 100, is adjusted for seasonal and long-term trend. 1940, 10930, s ])ll; 16, Percentage gains over a year ago, according to major geographic areas, were as follows: New England, 5; Middle Atlantic, ; Central, 144; West Central, 82; Southern States, 12.3; Rocky Moun- tain, 13.6, and Pacific Coast, 1.3. Wushmgton Produce| 035 score. lubs; 2934 1-pound | !4-pound prints. 303; 1-pound _prints. BUTTER prints, 301q score. tubs. t4-pound prin pound Ya;pound prints, Tas B0 s ore. t i4-pound pr LIVESTOCK Cuives pige. 10~ 150 pounds. -5 DTS pounds. pounds, pounds. 2 B a1 udroet aves. 10911 (Prices paid net {o0b. Washington) EGGS - Market stronker on Federal-State graded eggs about steady on others. Prices paid for Pederal-State graded eggs ceived from grading stati Whites: U § exira. large. U S extras. mediums, : 1-pound prints, 10: lambs, 10: Alvlpoundxi K1z cents: 0 centsT U 8. 16717 cents: U 8. U_ 8. extras. U extras standards. I standards. mediums, trades. 14-17 cents ungraded eges Whites. 1612 cenis. few Mixed colors. 15'» cents. few higher. LIVE POULTRY--Marke: firm all sizes. 17 cents: No. 2 Leshorns.” 19-14 t cents Chickens nearby Fowl: | 1 | cents 13-16 cents. | Delaware Brotlers and frvers. all No 25 14-16 cents 2 pounds and up 14 cents 14 cents Turkeys, old. : hens. 17 cents Other Markets. 35 bushel baskets cucumbers. bushel haskets | crosses: 21 cents broilers sizes Legho; under toms. 10 cen FLORIDA 27 bushel baskets sauash snap beans. 15 bushel baskets parsi AS—-10 30-1b. crates limes bushel boxes watercress. | barrels watercress 36 24-ouart crates baskets broccoli. - crates aspara- | s Deas b. cartons rhubarb. | 2 3-Ib. baskets | h{lov\n ORIGIN—i4 crates mixed | eetables APPLES—Market steady carlot ar- | 1ivals. one broken car on track Mary- | land. Pennsylvania. Virginia ai bushel baskets. 8. Staymans. m. 1 inch mi mch minimum. -inch mini- 1 2 7:inch mini- ch ch ‘minimum. 125 2is-inch minimum. chminmum. 1 50-1 60 -inch minimum mum. 2 s-inch mini tsinch minimum. RE 1.50 boxes. s Stavmans -inch minum ‘.-mch minimum, 150 mum. mostis around 1 minimum i-inch minimum, -1.35 minimum. 10-1.15: minimum 1.50-1.65 nch” «-inch minimum minimum. pennsrivania, ainia and West Virgina bushel boxes cartons’ fancs. Delici 5 96-1005 Stavmans. Vir- | d POTATOES- E steady. rrived: five broken and six track 100-1b. sacks, Maine. Green Mountains. | rk. | Russe | w stock. market | Onie Fiorida arrived: ons proken sad i broken cars on track Florida_dou- barrels Spalding Rose. U. 8. No. 1 bushel erates. Bliss Triumohs. U § No 1 30° ‘oushel baskets. Ricans. L S_No. 1.5 RSPARAGUS Mafkel steady arrivals: one broken Round " Whites. Burbanks. .3 Puerto No car- lor crates. _dozen ' bunches. 2,00 fancy. 1 choice. 100 AVOCAI Market steady. receini< light, California. flats, 1.75-2.50. CARROTS--Market steads. ~One Cali- two broken and one un track d. Express | broken cars on fornia. L A crate: mixed cars. nalf-crates. i 5 CABBAGE-Market stéads One Souih e L LI car on track. Truck receipts very light. ~South Carolina. 11,-bushel hampers. Pointed type. vacked locally. 1.00-1.10 ULIFLOWER —Market steady. No catlo el e broken and one un- broken cars on track. California. pony CELERY-_Market steady. Three Florida arrived: one broken and three unbroken cars on track. Florida. Florida standard and 16-inch crates. trimmed tops. indi- vidually washed. all sizes. 2.50-3.00: fair condition. 200, B Market slightly weaker. Pive California arrived, two broken and four un- broken. cars. oy tra L. A. crates Iceberg type, 5-doz dition. 4.80-475" South. hampers. Big Boston type, ONIONS—One Texas arrived: one broken and three unbroken cars on track. Minne- Ohlo. marke; stead -pound yellows, S. 1, 2.25: poorer 8. commercial, Cnrrocllon—Tur!dly should hage Tead 2 ANTALOUBS.. Market steady. No car- lot arrivals: no cars on track, _Californi Salmon Meats, ponys, 545. 3.75-4.00: 7 One California ar- s on track. Bushel -2.00; South Caro- POTATOES — Market _steady. Truck receints light. Virginia, busnel bas- Kets. Nancy Halls. 1.00-1.10). MIXED VEGETABLES—One Texas ar- rived. two broken and one unbroken cars on_track. SNAP BEANS_-Market steady. ~Truck Flo mostly ordinary to receipts litht. Florid: fair’ condition. bushel hampers. Bountituls “AND CUCUM- and Black Valentines. 75-1 BEANS, PEPPERS BEMumltes insufficient to quo! LAN’ Priick re- 11a-bushel crates, rived, three broken ci hampers. California, 1 lina. 1.50-1.7. WEET IT—Market steady. celpuC Ten, Florida, fair_quality. 3.00-3.25 SQUASH—Market sieady. Truck receipts yery light =—Florlda mostly ordinary to fair condition, bushel hampers, white, wrapped, 50-1.00; 0, I Naw, 60135, AWB 8—Mai slightly et strongs. hnren one Loulstana. artived, no cars’ on track. North Carolina, lruck receipts light, North Caroline. '34-a crates, 5.00-6.0( tly 5.0 condition, 4 3.00-3.25 per crate. TOMAT ‘Market slightly stronger for hest stock One Florida arrived: one car diverted: one broken car on track. Truck receipts ' light. g, oxes, est, b.5 507 6x and turning. wri 101 tatr gusiity. 300 fair auality. mostiy around 2, 50: cartons, containing 10 1-poun small size, 1.00-: 10-poun 2.00-2.75. moa{l!! nr':ur‘;; 2. KALE—Market stea Vireinia, bushel baskets, TURNIP GREENS—M: weak. Truck receipts very light. Virginia, bushel bas- kets. 35-40 NACH—Market steady. Truck re- Virginia, bushel baskets. gefpts " iiant. SHROOMS—Maryland and Pennsyl- 3-pound baskets, 25-65; best mostly ORANGES—Three Californi one car diverted: three broken unbroken cars..on © 50-3.50. a8 to OMPIPRUXT-H ida. 50, as to grade and size; higher. m’i‘fk' s-—chm erates repaci cartons, baskets, e ll’lllnd and xes, 2.00- few. svecial 0-2.25. o Rico, 4.30 dine ta o nam A0 o meerdint o condition wcox.um—' ARDE" Virs bushel: - baskets, - WEDNESDAY, MAY 1, 1940. NEW YORK By wrivate wire direet to The Star. Btock and Bales— Dividend Rate Add 00. High. Low Aero Sup B zos.. Air Assoc’ Alr Inve utm 3 um Co Am (1e) Alum Ltd (3e) . Alum Ltd pf () Am Beverage Am Centrifugal Am City P&L(B)’ Am Gen pf (2 Am Mfg (.25« Am Maracs &0 _. Am Pot&¢; 4.7 Am Re3ublics Am Superpowe: Am Thread pt .25 Ark Nat Gas Ark Nat Gas(A) Ark Nat G pf .60k Ar#P &Lt (1) Art Metal W .15 Ashland O&R .40 As50 GAE (A)(r) Assoc G&E pf (r) Atl Coast Fish___ Atlas Corp war _ Atlas Plyw . Aviation & Trans Babcock & W.20e Baldwin Lo war.. Baldw L pf 2.10 _ Barfum Stain Stl. Barl&Seel A 1.20. Bath Iron Beech Alrcraft Bellanca Afrcraft Bel) Afreraft Bell T Pa pf 6.50_ Berk & Gly Fur. Blias (E W Blue am:- : Borne Scrymser_ Bowman-Bilt Brazilian TrL&P. Breeze Corp 60g.. Brewster Aero Pridgp't Machine Bridgp't Mch pf Brown Co pf (r)_ Brown For Dist_. Brown Rubber Buckeye P L (2e) B N&EP pf 1.60 Calamba Sug 1.60 Callite Tungsten Can Col Airways, i Can Mar W .04 Carman (B) Caro P&L pf (). Carrier Corp Celan pte pf (7a) Cent NY Pwpf 6 Cent Etates Elec. Cent StE 6% pf_ Cherry-Burr Childs pf Cities Service Cities Service pf_ Cities Sve pf (B). Cities Sve BB pt . Cities Sve P& L Pt (6) 13.50k City Auto Stpg.60 Claude Neon L . Clev Elec I1] (2a) Clev Tractor .__ | Colon Develop __ Col Fuel & | war_ Col G & E pf (5) Columb Oil & Gas Comwlith & S war Com P&L 1st pt Conn Tel & Elec Cons G&E Bo 3.60 Consol Gas&Elec Balto pf B 4.50 | Consol Gas Util . Cons Steel Corp ContIG&E pr pf T Contl Roll & Stl_ Cooper-Bess ___ Copper Range __ Cosden Petr pf _ Creole Petr 50a Crocker-Wheeler Croft Brewing own Cent Petr Crn Ck Int A 50k | Cuban Atl Sug Co Dayton Rub .2ie Dayton R(A)(2) Decca Rec 60 __. Det Gray Ir .0 Det St Prod .25e Diveo Twin Trk Dubilier Con 13g | Duke Power .T5e Eagle Pitch Lead Eastn G&F 6 pt. Eastern States__ Eastn Stspf A__ | Eastn Sts ot B Easy W (B).125e Elec Bond & Sh Elec B& S pf (5) Elec B & S pf (6) Emp G&F 7% pf . Emp G&F 8% pf_ Equity Corp - Equity cv pf (3)_ Esquire (.60) Fairchild Avia Fairchild E& A Fansteel Metal _ Fidelio Brew. ._ Fire As Phila 2a Fla P&L pf 3.94k Ford Can (B)(1). Ford Ltd (.16g)-. Fox Brew (la) Froedt cv pf 1.20. Gen Alloys Gen Pub Sve pf Gen Share pf(6h) Ga Power pf (€) Glen Alden .125e Godchaux A (2) | Godchaux pt (7)_ G A&P n v 3.50e Grt Nor Pap 50e_ Greenfield T & D_ Grocery Prod Gulf Oil of Pa(1) Hall Lamp (.60e) Harv'd Brew .05e Hazeltine (3) Hecla Min .10e Heyden Chem 2a._ Hollinger G 65a_ Horn & Hard (2) Humble Oil .375, Hum’l-Ross .1 Hygrade Food Hygrade Syl.625e Illinots-ia Power 111-1s Power pf _ [ll-1a Pwr div ct. Imp Oil Litd .60 Imp Oil reg 50a Ind Ter I1l (A) Ind'apP&Lpf 6.50 InsCoN Am 2a . Int Hydro E) pf. Int Indust (.10g). Int Pa&Pwr war. * Int Petrol 1.50a__ Int Pet reg 1.50a_ Int Products - .. Int Vitamin (.30). Interst H Eq .60 Interst P Del pf . Iron Fire vte 1.20 Irving Air Ch (1) Jacobs Co Jer CP&L pf 5.50 Jer CP&L pf (8). Jdnes & Lau Stl. Kennedy's (.65e). Kingston Prod . Kirby Petroleum. Koppers of (£) __. Lakey Pary & M_ Lehigh Coal Line Material.15e Locke Steel 1.20_ Lone Star .20e .. Long I=] Ltgof_. Long is) Ltpf B Majestic Radaig . Manati Sug war. Margay Oil (1) __ Marion St Showvel Master Elec .60s_ Mercantile Sts le M& M pt pf (2a). Merr-Chap & S__. Mesabi Iron Mich Sugar. Mid St Petr A .63¢ Midvale Co (1e)... Mid West Corp... Midwest Uil .90 Midwest P&S . Minn M &S .60e_ Mo Public 8ve. Mock Jud V 35e. Molybdenum .25e Monarch M .6 Mount Prod ( (0) Nat Auto(.40e) . Nat Bella Hess.. Close. 21 6w 5 6% noo- m loo- um-tmsx. 1081 4 i 3lq 2ty 20 8B 97% . 10415 1041 510405 | 101 10!y 127 | Pitts P1 Gl (1e)_. | Pug Sd $5pf 1.25k | Pug S’d Pulp .50e | Pyrene | Red Bank Oil____ 2 FINANCIAL. URB MARKET Stock and Sales— Dividend Rate. Add 00. Nat City L .25 1 Nat Cont .208 ... Nat Fuel Gas (1) Nat Oil Prod .25e Nat P& L of Nat Rubber Mach Nat Sugar Refin_ Nat Tea pf - 1008 Nat Union Radlo. 5 Nehi Corp'n .8 elson Herman 1 Nev-Cal E pf .75g 75 NEPA 6% pt(3k) 50s " N Eng T&T 1.75¢ 10s 130‘1 New Haven Clock 4 1% New Idea 1.60) 2 14'2 NJ Zine (1e) N Y HoPR .75e¢ _ 200s 21 NY P& Ltpt 308 1071, NY Shipb'g fd sh 1 21'; Niag Hudson Pw 69 5iy Niag Hud 1st (5) 1005 89 Niag S Md B .25g 5 4% Bem-P .50¢ 1 67 ing M 1 M Noma Electrie _ . 1 42 Nor Am Lt & Pwr 36 1. Nor Am L&Ppt 2758 95 Nor A Rprpf (3) 108 511z NIPS 6% pf 1.60k 10s 110 North'n Sta P (A) Novadel-Ag (2) . Ohio Brass B.50e Ohio Edis pt (6) 50s 108 107': 1075 Okla Nat Gas .25e 219 19 19 Okla NG cvpf 5.50 258 114% 1144 114%, Oldetyme Dist .. 80 4ia 37y Pac Gas & Elec 5% % pf 1.375_ Pac Gas6 % pr1.6f High. Low. Close. 164 16% 164 2 Tta 141, 663 20% 204 107 107y 2143 21%s 5 5la 887w 4% 1 354 258 2213 221 22 | Pantepec O11 Peninsular Tel2 Pennroad Pa-Cent Airlines Penn P&L pf (7). Penn Salt (Ze) Pepperell (3e) Phila Co (.35e) _ Phila E1 P pf (2). Phoenix Secur Phoenix Secur pf Pierce Gov (.25¢) Pioneer Gold 40 Pitts Forg (.25e) Pitts & L E3.50g a 11021, 6 1 8ix 8 s 101 8; 5 1021 Potrero Sugar . 1 Press Metals .25e Prudential Inv _ 1 P S Ind §7 pr pt 81 Ko 1001 Puget Sd P 36 ot 61 b0s 118 61y Quaker Oats (5) . 118 118 2 Republic Aviat'n Richmond Rad Roch G&Epf D6 Rome Cable 20e_ Root Petrol pf _ Royal Typ (2e)_ Ryan Consol .___ RyersonH _____ St Regis Paper _ 6y 2 1047 11 P 1 | St Regis Pap pf._ 96 61y 42 67n 15 62 69! 1 | k| 46 1a 811 A 118% 118 S 96 103 | * | Stand Stl Sp .50 vl 4in % ¢ | Sterling Alum ___ 9y 1513 6% | Seiberling Rub _ | Std C&Sevpt 1.60 Salt Dome Oil Samson United . Seullin Steel war. Secur Corp Gen . Segal Lock # Select Industries. Sentry Saf Con _ Sher-Will 1ote _ 2 Simmons H& P_ South Coast _ Southern P L outh'n Un Ga: So UnGaspf A _ So'land Roy 0Ode Spald (AG) 1st pf Stand C & S _60e ’1‘; 1608 8 400s | Stand Dredg .10e | Stand O Ky (1) \ Stand 0i10 (1) . Stand Silver Ld . 10 201, 3 3613 Starrett vte ____ i Sterchi Bros = 35 | Sterchi 2d pf 1g R | Sullivan Mach __ | Sunray Oil 05e | Sun’y Ocvpf 2.75 Taggart __ Tampa Elec 2.24_ 101y 13 *» | Taylor(Ky)Dist_ 9 »‘l 107y 23 ‘Technicolor | Texon Ofl (.10e) . | Tod Prod Exp.40g Toledo Ed pf (7) Trans-Lux (.10e) | Uaylite (.10e) 4| Unexcelled Mfg 3008 1 16 5 6 1008 508 2 258 6R 109 1415 16 20 1 421y 4 98y, 813 | N- JR' 47 30, e 8y 83, 8% N 1 114 1114 T2 727x 11% 2 504 10s 169 169 169 8 b A% 50s 18 18 254 28 28 1 3% 3% 3y 1 bl *» - 6 1 1 1w 3 3% 315 3y 100s 111% 111% 11134 3 B84 8% 8% Th 8 10% 104 694 691 5% b% 8 8 8% 8y wv. Unit Airc't P 10e | Unit Chemic: | Untt Chpt pf.75k | Unit Cgr-Whelan | United Gas United Gas war__ Unit Lt&Pwr (A) Unit L&P (B) | Unit Lt&Pwr pf_ | Unit Milk (1e) Unit Sh M 2.50a Unit Sh M pf 1.50 U 8 Fotl (B) USé&1Spf1.25k US Lines pt | US Plyw'd .60e _ US Plyw pf 1.50_ U S Rub Reclaim 2a | Unit Wall Paper._ | Univ Corp vte _ Univ Prod (.40e). Utah Idaho Sug | Utah P&L of 215k Ctility Equit pf_® | Vaispar Corp ___ | Venezuela Petrol. | Waco Atrcraft __ | Waitt & Bond A__ | Western Air Exp Western Tab & S 100s 1715 | Will'ms (RC) _ 1 64 Willms Oi1-0-M 2. 1 14 1% Willson Prod .20e 22558 n TS 1k ! Wilson-Jones. 1 8 8 | cin oanxruptey or rnelver.shll or, being teorganized under the Bankrupicy Act securities _assumed Such ~ companics. Rates of dividends m the foregoing table are annual disbursements based on the last auarterly or semi-annual _decisrs- tion ~ Unless ocherwise ‘uoted. special, or extra dividends are not included extra or ext ceumulated. amaena- paid last lared oa Far'tnls vear . f Pavable i stock | ¥ Paid last _vear hCash or sl & Accumu- lated dividends oaid or declared this vear ur Under rule ww With warrants. Without warrants war Warrants 63 B3 ; | Foreign Business Advices Business advices to the Commerce Department from abroad include: Japan—Import balance increases. Australia—Record cotton use pre- dicted. Great Britain—Boot industry ex- pands. Foreign Markets LONDON. May 1 (P .—S8ecurity brices partially overcame early weakness today and closed irregular. War news and the British shift in Mediterranean shipping caused almost complete withdrawal of sup- port at the start but buyers crept ba the “market the close. edged issues made a better showing than most. In the foreien market Suez Canal sharés declined sharply. Domesiic _rails lost around £1 and losses of a few pence were scattered through the industrials. PARIS. May 1 (®.—Lower price trends in the Bourse grew out of increased ten- sion regarding allied-Italian relations and allied difficulties in Norway. . Domestic ind Torcien iasics closed ot the day's bot- tom with losses averaging 2 to 4 per cent. Rentes dipped 10 to 110 centimes. AMSTERDAM, May 1 (. —Domestic 1s- sues dropped an outside of 8 points in the Bourse following reports of allied military difficulties in Norway. American stocks showed more resistance but ended with losses in the majorit; LIVERPOOL. p.—Diversion_of British shiopiie from. the Modiiertaneny Tacted speculative buying of cotton fu- fires and prices advanced 3 w0 7 points. Dry Goods Market YORK. May 1 i».—Buying of lece §ovds continuad active in ts today and prices held s wear centered considerable attention i the Worth street district Sailis content IR 105 ndditionsl smounte and Srices’ mie maintained a5 8'basis of § cents for 4360, 5.35-yard Rave 'ers met s fair demand. but n me; Paid to fa Cotton saain were ahiet. 40% 8 h f on eall for nllnkll! ul tas, Gr lnd spun T8yons was limit re i “;. W-n:!;ur demand reached the 6ig | ’M‘ | whole will advance 1 point to 63 per Vi representatives = ss8 A-17 Price Restorafion Brings Substanfial Rise in Steel Orders Upward Trend Found In Ingot Production In Several Districts By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, May 1—The sur- prise announcement of cancella- tion on May 1 of recent $4 a ton cut in rolled steel prices has brought in substantial orders, Iron Age said today in a weekly survey. “Along with the restoration of the sheet and strip prices that pre- vailed prior to April 11,” the re- view said, “is an upward trend in steel ingot production in several of the major districts and a strength- ening of scrap prices. “While the initial effect of recent price cuts was to retard the slowly rising trend of orders, the better- ment of the past week raised total sales for April above the March level. Some steel companies have recently booked more than their shipments,: while others have come close to their shipping volume. “Export business still accounts for |a substantial part of steel com- panies’ orders, though April sales were probably below those of March. Inquiries are plentiful, but foreign buyers are a little slower in closing. Recent orders included 25.000 tons for Italy and 15,000 tons for Great Britain. Shortage of ship space is handicapping the closing of busi- ness. “The first large shell order placed by the British in the United States ;| has been awarded to the American | Car & Foundry Co. 7's | will require 30,000 tons of shell steel.” The contract, The third consecutive weekly ad- vnnce in the Iron Age scrap price composite brought the figure to $16.38 a ton, a total gaiu of 34 cents from the low point of early April. Operations for the industry as a | cent of capacity this week, the re- view said. New Jersey Standard Ol Declares Extra Dividend < | By the Associated Press. NEW YORK. May 1—Directors of ‘I‘ | Standard Oil Co. of New Jersey to- 1 | day declared an extra dividend of 50 cents a common share in addi- tion to the regular semi-annual di- vidend of 50' cents. both payable June 15 to holders of record May 15. In December last year company paid an extra of 25 cents and a stock divi- 5% | dend of three shares for each 200 | shares held. {Curb Bonds i« | DoMEsTIC Ala Power 41sc A7 Ray | Bell Tel ¢ 5% 5 | Birm El 47,5 6% Birming Gas 5s 3 | Can Nor Pwr 3s ro Pw & Lt 5s Central Pw Cen St P&L Cities Sve Cities Svc Cities Sve Cities Sve ; Cone B Ulll Cont G & Gudahy Bre East G & P Edis | Gatineau_P Georgia Pw 5s Pl Bwr & Lt 6 Tndlans’8ve 33 Indiana Ser 35 Ind P&L 1st Intl Pw Sec Interst P INY & WLt 452004 Nn B»uULx Ay, 5 H :uc 4s R Phis teer Potomac E Puz S U&L Wa 4125 :9 s:umn Steel, She W s A Sou Cal Ed i%s 60 5s 61 A 5 5xz§»hw s 3 York Rwy 55 47 st POREIGN. Parand Braz 7s 38 s 3412 Unit Bl ovc 75 58 A 315 3815 ww With warrants. xw Without warrants. n New. (stp) Stamped. iNegotiability impaired by maturity. New York Bank Stocks NEW YORK. May 1 (® —Natit sociation Securities Dealers, 5 Bk of Am NTS {an 340) Bank of Mep (5 re Tr (.60) Nat (Bos) Pirst Natl (100) Manufacturers Tr (2) Manufacturers Tr -t @ l’:lll y (1) Federal Land B;uks z?u: May 1 (®.—Pederal Land i i .vuly Raw Sugar Futures NEW YORK. May 1 (®.—Raw {“;'I;;ll' IND )?4 naned .l.wtln. : - 2.008:" March, 2.03b 3 Crude Rubber Futures NEW YOI May futures 5 19.12) Decem!