Evening Star Newspaper, May 7, 1940, Page 15

FINANCIAL. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ¢, FINANCIAL. 7 Empire Bonds Dip 1 fo 6 Points in British Crisis Chamberlain Speech Fails to Lessen Market Pressure Bond Averages 20 10 10 10 Rails. Indust. Util. F'gn, Net change. —.1 —.1 ‘Today, close 58.4 103.4 Prev, day . 58.5103.5 Month ago. 58.7102.8 Year ago... 559 98.6 1940 high_. 59.9103.5 1940 low._. 56.6101.9 1939 high.. 64.91020 975 64.0 1939 low... 534 958 904 417 10 Low-Yield Bonds. Close ___.113.1 Prev.day 113.1 M'nth ago 1128 Year ago- 111.7 1940. high 113.1 1940 low. 1115 1939 high 112.6 1939 low. 103.6 *New 1940 low. (Compiled by the Associated Presa.) 97.0 *46.1 97.0 463 970 495 946 60.0 97.5 53.5 96.1 46.1 By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, May 7.—A light but persistent stream of selling in Brit- ish Empire bonds diverted atten- tion from other groups in today's market. Starting the final hour losses of from 1 to 6 points were frequent among the various obligations of Britain's far-flung dominions. The speech of Prime Minister Cham- berlain in Commons apparently did | nothing to lessen the pressure. | Among the more active losers were ‘ Canada 3s, Australia 4ls, New | South Wales 5s, and Sydney 4s. Other foreign loans selling lower in- cluded Denmark 6s and Norway 6s. Italian issues, recently sold at the year’s lowest prices, tended higher and gains appeared for several French and Japanese loans. Domestic corporates swung in a fractionally irregular range. Even low-priced rails derived little stim- ulus from Washington news 13 rail- way laber unions had spoken in favor of final congressional action on the omnibus transportation bill | Unchanged to higher were St. Paul 5s, Youngstown Sheet 4s, Mon- tana Power 334, Alleghany Stamped 55 of '50, Santa Fe 4s of '95 and Union Pacific 3'5s of "T1. Losers included Western Union 5s of '60, International Hydro Elecfric 6s, Rock Island General 4s, North ‘Western 43;s of '49 and Continental | Oil 23;s. United States Governments tend- ed higher on slim trade. | Antwerp 5s proved an exception to the generally lower foreign dollar | group, ending up 1 at 70. Itahan Public Utility 7s finished up 3; at| 44%. In the main corporate list there was little change in the final hour. Rail Head Says Outlook Depends on Government BY the Associated Press. NEW YORK, May T7.—Prospects for reasonable future regular divi- | | By private wire direct to The Star. Low. Close, * TUESDAY, BONDS ON N. Y. S'I:OCK EXCHANGE |Kennecott Discloses Approximate Transactions Today. 3,420,000 - 600,000 Domestic Bond Forelgn Bonds. U 8 Govt Bond: TREASU RY. 50,000 High. Low. Close. 2%s1951-63 2181948 -- 108.1 1045 1045 9 108, 104.6 9 108.19 2%s 1906-014_...- 109.14 109,14 109,14 2 1. 351948 107.1 %8 1965- 38 1951-56 3%s 1946-49 1115 107.1 108.31 108.31 108.31 107.1 108.10 108.10 108.10 1115 11156 111.29 111.27 111.27 3%s 1944-46 ___ 110.16 110.12 110.12 3%51940-43 Jun 101.3 1013 1013 33 51940-43 Junerg. 8% s 1941-43 Mar 103.9 4% 1947-52 103.9 __.. 1011 1011 1011 103.9 120.27 120.27 120.27 FEDERAL FARM MORTGAGE. 38 1942-47 3%s 1944-64 104.26 104.26 104.26 108.13 108.13 108.13 HOME OWNERS' LOAN 88 1944-52 107.25 107.2 5 107.25 NEW YORK CITY BONDS 381980 B wi_ - 381980 I wi _ 9674 96 FOREIGN BONDS. High. Low. clltaaue. Antioquia 7s 45 A Antioquia Antwerp & 58 Argentine 48 72 Feb Argentine 4s 72 Apr Argentine 4 4 48 | Argentine 4 s 71 Australia 4 %= 56 Australia 6s 65 Australia 6s 57 Belgtum 6865 _.... Belgium 6% s 49 _, Belgtum 7= 6 Berlin C El 6s 55 - Brazil 6158 1926-57 Rrazil 618 1927.67 _ Brazil C Ry E1 78 62 Brazil 8s 41 Brisbane 58 67 __ Budapest 6362 _ Buenos Afres 4 %s 77 Buen Alr 4148 Aug 76 Buen Afr 48 s Apr 76 Buenos Alres 4%s 75 Canada 2% 45 Canada 3s 67 Cana Cana - Canads os 62 Chile 6s 60 assd 5 Chile 63 61 .Ian assd_. Chile 6s 61 Febr Chile 6s 62 assd _ Chile 6s 63 Chile 63 63 assd Chile Mtz Bk 6s 61 Chile Mtz Rk 6155 57 Chile M B 6% s 61 asd Colombia 6s 61 Oct Cuba 4%8 77 _ Cuba 5= 45 Denmark 6= 55 Denmark 6s 42 = Dominic 5148 61 ext Dom 1st 5145 69 ext_ French Gov 715 41 . Ger Govt 6%s 65 Ger G 5%s 65 un st Grt C El Jap 6% s 50 | Greek G 63 68 pt nd Helsingfors 65 60 Hung Con M 7%s 45 ttaly 75 51 Ital PUCrd 7s52 __. Japan 63%s 65 Japan 6153 54 Lombard El7s 62 ___ Met Water 51550 __ Milan 6%s 62 New So Wales 68 57 Norway 4s 63 _ Norway 6s 43 _ Norway 6s 44 Orlental Dev 5% s 58 Orienta) Dev 6s 53 Uslo 415 55 e 104 1y 9% 96T 96 96 CMA&StP ads 58 2000 . -| Chi&NW gen 335 87. Chi&NW 43,8 2037._.. Chi&NW 4148 2037 C. Chi& NW ev é%n ¢y, Chi RI&Prfénds .. Chi RI&P gen 45 83 Chi RI&P43,882A cfs Chi TH&S rf 53 60 Chi Un Sta 3% 63 Chi & W Lnd ev Chi& W ind 4% Chilas & Co COCASLL rt !hl kil CCCAStLCW&M 4891 ClevEl Il 3%s 65 __ Clev Un Term 68 73 .. Clov Un Ter 5%s73.. Colo&Bo4%4s80 .__ Col GEE 63 62 Apr_.. Col G & B 68 61 Cons ENY db 2,8 4! Cons EA N Y 3%s 66 Consol Ol $%s 61 Consum Pwr 3% = Consum Pw 1st 3% €9 Container deb bs ¢3 Contl O11 3% w48 ___ Crane Co 3%s 51 CrownC& S 44848 Cruecible Steel ¢ 4% 43 Cuba Northn 6%s ¢3. Del & Hua ref ¢s 43 Del P&L 4%sT1 ___ Den & RG con 4536 Det Edison ¢s 65 DetTer&Tun 4 %s 61 Duluth SS&Ttl 68 37 Duguesne Lt 314 65 Elec Auto Lt 4352 Briecv ¢s 63 A _ Erlecv 4s63 B Erte gen ¢s 9 Erie ref 63 67 Erie ref 68 76 Firestone T 3148 48 _ Fla EC Rv 418 59 Fla E Coast Ry bs T4 FondaJ&G+4'gsb2filed Gen Cable 6% 47 Gen Mot Acc 3%s 61, Gen St Cast 5% 49 Goodrich 4 %s 56 __ Grt Nor Ry 3%s 67 Grt Nor Ry 48 46 G__ | Grt Nor Ry en 46 H__ | Grt NR 4 %376 D Grt NRgn 4%s77B Grt Nor Ry 68 13 Grt Nor Ry 5%s 62 Green Bay & W db B. Gulf M&N bs 50 - Gulf St Util 3%s 69 Hock Val 43899 __ Houston U1l 4348 64 . Hudson Coal 68 62 A Hud & Man inc s §7 Hud & Man ref 55 87 111 Bell Tel 3%s70 B 111 Cent 48 52 111 Cent 45 63 11 Cent ref 4s 55 111 Cent 4%« 111 Cent ref 65 65 ICC&ST NO 4% ICC&StL NO 3 A Indust Rayon 43%s 48 Int R T 1st rf 58 66 Int R T 1st rf Ax GG ot Inter RT 6s 32 ctfs__ Inter R T 78 32 Int RT 7832 ct [nt Grt Nor 1at 6s 62 Int Hydro Fl 6s 44 [nt Mer Mar 6s 41 Int Paper 1st s 47 [nt Paper ref 6s £5 Int Ry C A 61%s 47 Int T&T 414253 _ nt T&T s 65 2 | Tames F & € 4s 50 Joues & L Stl 41;s 61 Kans City So 88 60 Kans Citv 8o rf 58 50 Keith's 6s 46 Koppers Co 48 51 Laclede Gas 6145 53 Laclede Gas 68 42 A .. Laclede Gas 6s 42 B Lake S& M S3%s 97 108\‘ 10796 !2" 27% 105 105 104% 104% 1055 105% 129% 120% 110 110 107% 1074 105% 105% 106% 106% 108% 1084 110 109% 101 1014y 107% 107% -. 103% 103% 104 105 29 554 108% 8% 104 105 204 54y 108% By 1114 12214 105% 47 42% 418 86 PhilaRC&Ir6s¢d.. Phillips Petro) 3s 48 Porto Rico A PortoRAT 3 Postal Tel & C bs Pub 8vo N Il 334 Purity Baking 58 ¢8._. Reading R ¢%4s 97 A Rem Rand ¢ s 66 xw Republiioc 8t ¢ 4. Republie 8t a\s Revere Co RioG W 1st ¢s l’ St L IM&S R&G 4s 38 St L Pub Serbs 69_.. St L RM&P 6866 __ St L-San Fre%s 78 . StL-SF4%s78ctat StL-San FEs60B.__ StL-SFEs60Bet... StLSWistissy __ 8t L South Wn 6 62_ San A&A Pa Simmons Co 45 63 __. Socony Vac 3s 84 So Bell T& T 35 79 Southn Cal G ¢s 65 Southn Cal G ¢ s 61 Bouthn Kraft 4148 46 So Pac3%s 6 _ 8o Pad col 9 So Pac ref ¢s SoPacelnés ... So Pac 4% So Pac 4%s 81 So Pac Oreg 4%8 17 So Pac S F' Ter 4s 50._. SoRvgendsS6 A___. So Ry bs 94 So Ry gen 62 66 So Ry 64856 S W Bell Tel 35 68 Stand Ofl NJ 2%s 63 Stand O1I N J 3s 61 _ Studebaker cv 68 45 .. ‘Ter RR As StL 4553 Texas Corp3s69 .. Texas Corp 3%s 51 _ Texas & Pac6s 77 B. Third Avref 43 60 __ Third Aved) 6560 _ Tide Wat Ofl 3148 53 Tri-Contl 5s 43 Un El(Mo)3%s 62 Union Oil(Cal)3s 69.. Un Pacifio 3%s 71 __ Un Pacific 18t 48 47 Un Pac ref 48 2008 __ Un Pac st 6a 2008 Utd Cgr W Stre ba 52 United Drug bs 63 U S Steel 332 48 Utd Stkyds4 i s51ww Ctah Pwr & Lt 58 ¢4 Utility P& L 68 69__. Va Ry 1st 3% Wabash 1st bs 39 Wabash 2d bs 39 Wabash 5%s8 75 . Wabash Det bs 41 Wllke! H&S 4 4m 45 ner Bros 6s 48 w ren Bros cv'6s 41 West Sh Lat 4s 2361 West Va P&AP 3a 54 West Aid 18t 48 62 West NY&P gn 4s 43 West Pacific 53 46 A West Pac 63 46 A West Union 4%s 50. West Unton 68 61 _ West Union bs 60 Wheel Steel 4 %3 Wis Cent 18t gn 4s 49 WisCS&D T 4836 _ Wis El Pw3%s68 _ Wis Pub Sve ¢s 61 __ Youngst'n S&T ¢s 61 106% 104 69% 100% 1034 304 1% LIt 42 11% 11% 1% 102'% 106% 105% 1108 107% 106% 110% 103% 6944 100 8% 97% 108 30% 61% 42 106% 110% 104 69% 100% 98Y% 98 103 30% 61% 64% 42 11% 11% 18% 12% 64y, 19 6514 1% 5% 102% 1064 105% 110% 107% 102% 102% 1024 524 44y 624 458 110 52 a“ 6234 45% 4“4 43y 4T 4% 5T 91 4% 8% 107% 21% Bl 109% 110 106% Wahl Holders Vote For Recapitalization By the Assdtiated Press. 63, 674 65 101 22 84 109% 110 106% | however. Huge Orders From . Foreigi/n Nations France Taking 8,000 Tons a Month; Italy . Receives 2,000 By the Associated Press. France is taking 8,000 tons of cop- per monthly from the Kennecott Copper Corp.?it was disclosed today at the company’s annual stockhold- ers’ meeting. E. T. Stannard, president, also told shareholders the company is supplying Italy with 2,000 tons and Japan 1,000 tons monthly. Under the present contract, Stan- nard added, the French tonnage will be reduced to 6,600 tons a month starting with June and running through August. PFrench require- ments after August will be deter- mined later. Kennecott's copper productién currently is running about 30,000 a month in the United States and 11,000 tons monthly at its Braden mine in Chile. The latter is sup- plying the foreign contracts. Stannard reported that Kenne- cott earned about $11.840,000 in the March quarter, equal to $1.09 a share against net income equal to 27 cents a share estimated for the 1939 first quarter. Charles L. Tutt of Colorado Springs, Colo., was elected a director. Stephen Birch, chairman, said the company’s financial position con- tinued excellent with cash and government securities courrently about $79.000,000. Including sold and unsold copper inventories, he added, this total would be increased to about $106,000,000. ' Swedish Gold Confinues ToArriveinU. S. By the Associated Press. Swedish gold made its way to American safety again last week, despite warfare in Norway. The Commerce Department said | | today that $4.509.995 of the metal arnvtd from Sweden in the week | 4 | ended May 1, raising to $163.000,000 | | the total of gold shipped by Swedenl CentStEcvpfn 258 to the United States since last fall. Total gold imports in the week | were $46.252.291, a decline of about | $10,000,000 from the preceding week, Shipments included $13. 457,680 from Switzerland, $13.239.018 from Canada, $1693425 from Italy | and $11.402,439 from South Africa. Part of the gold was deposited | under earmark with other gold| caches of foreign governments and | | central banks in the Federal Re-| | serve System. The total of foreign | earmarked gold was increased by the | { net amount of $979.850. increasing the total to about $1,236,000.000. Silver imports gained slightly to $1517,956, including $562,635 from | | Mexico, $349,524 from Peru, $330.- ‘433 from Japan and $87,001 from | Canada. | Gold exports amounted to $18,219 | and silver exports to $46,084. 'B.&0. Loadings Register NEW YORK CURB MARKET By orivate wire direct to The Star. Stock and Bales— Dividend Rate. Add 00. High. Low. Close. Acme Wire .55 1 20% 20% 205& Aero Sup B .20, 3 8% 6% Ainsworth .25g.. 1 5% 5% ‘i Air Assoc’(.60) .. 1 4% 14% 14% Alir Investor 2 3% 3w 3% Alum Co Am (1e) 200s 186 1841 186 Alum Copf (8) . 1008 114% 114% 114% Alum Goods .20e. 1 17% 17% 17% Alum Ltd (3e)__. 0108 Am Beverage 1 Am Centrifu, 28 Am City P&L(B) Am Cynam A.80a. 20l Am Cynam B .60 9 Am Export .25e.. 3 AmGas&EI160 11 Am Gen pf (2) ... 1008 Am Lt&Trac 1.20 Am Superpwr Appal E P pt (7). Ark NatGas. ___. Art Metal W .15e Assoc El Ind.241e Aszo G&E (A)(r) Atl Coast Fish___ Atlas Corp war . Atlas Plyw .625e. Avery pf xw 1.50_ Aviation & Trans Axton FisherA Babcock & W. Baldwin Lo war_ Baldw L pf 2.10__ Bath [ron Beech Aircraft Bellanca Atrcraft Bell Atreraft _ Bell Tel Can (8). Berk & Gay Fur_. Berk & Gay war. Bickfords (.60 Bliss (E W) Bohack (H C) Bourjols (1g Breeze Corp 50g. & 144 18% 6% L 14% 2% 30 3% 1% 33 31% x 20s 10 4 1% 31% 3 2 20'% 20' 20‘& lOOl 10014 1004 100 9 12% 12% 12% 5 16% Brown Co pf (r). BrownF & W Brown For Di l B N&EP pf 1.60. B N&EP 1st (5) Bunker Hill .50e_ Calamba Sug 1.60 Callite Tungsten. Can Col Airways. Can Mar W .04 . Caro P&L pf (6)_ Caro P&L pf (7). Carrier Corp____ Catlin (Am) Celan pte pf (7a) 258 126 126 Celluloidpf . 258 31 31 31 Cent NY Pw pf 5§ 110s 102% 102% 102! | Cent States Elec % b W 14, 1n 1y 1% 1% 5% 50- 3 # # W 20s 103% 103% 1033 108 109 109 109 126 | Cent StE 6% ot Cent St E7% pf Chamb MW .10e Cherry-Burr .80 Chi Rivet (.25e) Childs pt 2 Cities Service Cities Service pf. Clev Tractor .__ Colon Develop 1 Colts Pat F A (2) 100s ColG& Epf (5) 258 Comt'y P S 1.30a 100s 258 100s 2 150s 1 258 6 4 4 | Consol Biscuit 1 Cons G&E Bo 3.60 2 Consol Gas Util 6 Consol M&S (1a; 100s | Cons Royalty .20 1 Cooper Bess Copper Range Cosden Petrolm Creole Petr 50a Crocker-Wheeler | Crown Cent Petr Cuban Atl Sug Co Cuban Tobacco . Davenp't Hos.25e 50s Dayton Rub .25¢ 100s Decca Req .6 4 Dejay Stores... 1 3 150s 5 2 2 24 5 31 9"- lfi‘: 2 11% 11% 11% | 4 3 3 3 | Stand O11 0 (1) | Stand Pwr & Lt _ Stock and Bales— Dividend Rate. Add 00. High. Low. Close. NYStE&Gpt 6% 30s 107 107 107 Niag HudsonPw 14 6% 6 5 Niles-Bem-P .50¢ 2 66% 66 66% Nipissing M ... 3 1 1 1 Nor Am Lt & Pwr 9 1% 1% 1% No Cent Tex .20g 1 34 34 3 NIPS 6% pf 1.60k 108 109% 109% 109% North'nStaP (A) 2 13% 13% 13% Novadel-Ag (2).. 2 36 36 364 Ohlo Brass B.60e 100s 23 23 23 .Ohio Pwrpf (6) 40s 115 114'% 114% Okla NatGas.256¢ 3 19 19 19 Okla Nat G pf(3) 100s 49% 49% 49% Okla NG cvpf 5.50 2258 115% llfi% 116% Oldetyme Dist 51 4 Pacific Can .25 1 Pac Gass % p1l 1 PacP&Lpf (7). 10s Pantepec O] 13 Parker Pen (.50e) 50s Parkersb’g R& R 2 Pender Gr B .50e. 1 Pennroad ... 34 2 Pa-Cent Afriines 38 2 19 20% Penn P&L pf (6). 10s 110% 110% 110% Penn P&L pf (7). 258 112% 112% 112% Perfect Cir (2)__. 50s 2T% 27% Phila Co (.35e ™% ™% Phoentxz Secur 11% 12% Pierce Gov (.25e) 1% 17T% Pitney-Bowes .40 ™ % Pitts Forg (.25e) 12% 12% Pitts & L E 3.50g 260s 56 Pitts Metal .25e.. 1 Pitts Pl G] (1e) 1 102 102 102 Pleasant VW .05¢ 2 1% 1% 1% Polaris Mining i 1 1 Pwr Corp Can .60 ZSI 72 7 7 Pratt & Lam 60e 1 23% 23% 284% Prent Hall 2.80 50s 38y 381 3814 Provid Gas .60 1 9% 9% 9% Prud Inv pf (6) 508 1021 10214 10215 PbSvoInd $6 pt 300s 584 58 58 P8 1ind $7 prpf . 1758 103% 102 10215 Pug 8d $5pf 1.26k 50s 84 83% 83% Puget Sd PS6of 1508 27 264 27 Pug §'d Pulp .60 6 27 26% 26% Pyrene _ -~ 1 6% 6% 6% Quaker Oats (5). 110s 11815 118 118 Raym'd Concrete 10% 10% Republic Aviat'n 6 6% Reynolds Invest Rustless 1&S .15e St Regts Paper _ St Regis Pap pf. Sait Dome Of1 Samson United, Scovill (.25e) Scranton L(.25e). Segal Lock Select Industries Sel Indal ct 5.50_ Sher-Will 1.50e Simmons H& P.. Singer Mfg (6) _ Singer Ltd .154 Solar Mfg South Coast So Penn 011 1.50 .. SCEd pf C1.375. Southn Phos .60._. Spalding Co Spaid (AG) 1st pf 100 15‘/5 15% 88 33 85 5% 114 9% 15% 14 2 1 4 58% ‘a * 13 4% 80 9 131 Y 30% 26% i kel 5814 95 6 4% 4% 4% 108 1345 13413 13414 2% 2% 2% 2 1 9 2 3 1 1 3 | | Spencer Shoe ~ _ Stand C & § .60e l Std C&Secvpf 1.60 3508 Stand Investpt _ 50s Stand O1] Ky (1). 183 105 | 20% | 41 - EISTS Stand P&L pf(B) Stand Stl Sp .50e. Sterchi Bros Sterling Alum _ Sterling Inc (.20) Stetson (J B) Sun Ray D (.40e) Sup Oilof Cal __ Taggart _ Technicolor Thew Shovel | Tob Prod Exp.40g Todd Shipy'd Tie Trans-Lux (.10e) Tubize Chatillon Tung-Sol Lamp Tung-Sol L pf 80 Udylite (.10e) Unexcelled Mfg_. | Un Gas Can .80 Un Prem F' 8 (1) Unit Atre't P 100 Unit Chemical Unit Cgr- Whelan United Gas Unit Gas pf 4.50k s 3| s s\. i 120 3514 o 01 10 1 e it i s RN b B N Y S | common, for the 1939 March quartery 1is | R. C. A. Holders See Television Show af Annual Meeting Hear Sarnoff Forecast Of Revolution in Broadcasting By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, May T7.—Television On a screen measuring 4% by 6 feet was demonstrated before the | annual meeting of the stockholders - of the Radio Corp. of America to- day as President David Sarnoff - forecast that “in time, television is bound to revolutionize the broad- ' casting industry.” ’ Detail on the enlarged images, which compared with the 8 by 10 - inch screen used on home receivers now on the market, was exceilent, In fact, viewers in the rear of the N. B. C. studio where the meeting | was held could see perfectly despite ¢ the distance of nearly 80 feet from the screen. In introducing the test, Mr. Sarn- Off said that the 41, by 6 foot screen . was an intermediate step, the next, ready in three months, to be on a 9 by 12 foot screen, full theater size. The corporation reported March quarter net profit of 82, 312- 893, equal to 11 cents a share of common I'f;fl' preferred dividend” * H requirements, a big Jjump compared: & with the $1,448,110, or 4 cen‘v.):mxii Gross volume of R. C. A. in the first quarter totaled $28,310,407, aJ gain of 13 per cent over $25 004.98§~ in the 1939 March quarter, David * Sarnoff, president, told stockholders | at the annual meeting. i Interchemical Corp. d Interchemical Corp. and wholly owned subsidiaries reported March quarter net profit of $228,205, equal - to 45 cents a share on common stock, | compared with $318,714, or 76 cents on common in the March quarter : | last year. West Penn Power, g West Penn Power Co. and subsid- jaries (excluding Monongahela West Penn Public Service Co. and its subsidiaries) reported March = © o‘fb. lOGla 10' u | Quarter net income of $1929306, equal to 54 cents a common share, - | compared with $1,698.945, or _4 cents ‘on common, in the March quarter r\ | last year. {Curb Bonds DOMESTIC. | Ala Power 4158 67 | Ala Power 3s 56 ‘Aln Farer Bs AR |Am P &'Y 8s 2016 [APELE ASEI Ind $1.2%s s G & E 8125 49 - RETS Gas Lt Bald Toce: e : Bell Tel € 3s Bell Tel & 32 & € Beth ‘Steel 6s 0% 4 51% RS 113 1043 1 101 Leh C&N 414854 A _ Leh VN ¥ 1st 4s45__ Leh Val C6s 84 - Leh Val C 53 64 std... .- Leh Val C6s 74 std_. Leh Val Har 68 64 __ L V RR 48 2003 asd L V RR ¢%s 2003 asd Lion Oil 4 %8s 52 = Loew's 3148 46 - L & Nash 3% 22003 _ L & N 1st 45 2003 L &N 4% 2003 L& N582003 B MeKesson&R %8 50 53% 3374 28% Dennis'n prpf 3 75s Derby Of1 5 Det Stl Prod .25e. 2 Diam’'d Shoe (2) 25s Domin St1 & Coal 1 Duro-Test 1 Eut'n Gas&Fuel 1 L 5las 52 Cit § P&L S%e m | Comnty P&L & Panama 5s 63 st asd_ Pernambuco 7s 47 ... Peru 1st 6s 60 CHICAGO, May 7.—Stockholders of the Wahl Co. have approved-s, plan of recapitalization and metger with its subsidiary, Eversharp, Inc., by a vote of 120907 to 3,701, it was announced today. The r\ew company | will be known as Eversharp, Inc. Under the plan each share of pres- ent 7 per cent Wahl preferred stock | with dividend accumulations there- | on of $80.50 will receive six sharesr of $20 par value 5 per cent cumula- | tive preferred stock and five shares | Unit Lt&Pwr (A) Unit L&P (B) ._ Unit Lt&Pwr pf_ Unit Profit Shar_ Unit Sh M 2.60a Unit Sh M pf 1.50 Unit Spectalties_ U8 Fou (B) dends on stock of Nashville, Chat- tanooga & St. Louis Railway “are good if—but only if—Government | Poland 4%s 63 asd. should once again confine itself to| Porto Alegre 8s61._. its propelr functions,” k}l:‘x%:gerald‘y Queensland 7s 41 Hall, president, told stockholders in | the annual report for 1939, made! E‘:,,,G.r,d.zf:,l 1867 public yesterday. Rum 7s 59 Febpd __. The Government, said Hall, must g...0 re prov 4s [T “stop invading the field of manage- | sao Paulo C 6158 ment, get out of competition with | Sao Pauto St 7s 40 the railroads, and treat all carriers | Sao Paulo St 8s 50 Big Gain.Over 1939 Special Dispateh to The Star. BALTIMORE, May 7.—Baltimore | & Ohio carloadings for the month ‘of April, 1940, totaled 188414, com- | prising 124,921 cars loaded on line |and 63493 received from connec- |tions. This was an increase of | Eastern States 2 146408 loads over April last year,| EastnStspfA 258 when the total was 142,006, con- |EastnStspf B 58 | sisting of 88,011 cars loaded on line| Easy W (B).125e 2 & okmes @ Prof (1. l25k)) 1008 S& 18 pf125k 83% S Lines pt s s 8615 86y 94y 94y 102t 1024 a7 963, | Ela Pwr couon 45 a6 Plywd .60e orida P&L 5¢ 5. Plyw pt 1.60 S Stores 1st pt nit Wal) Paper | Serbs 7s 62 Elec Bond & Sh 18 in substantially the same way.” | The N., C. & St. L. paid a dividend | of $1 a share on capital stock in February. The last previous divi-| dend was $1.50 a share in August, 1931. Louisville & Nashville Rail- road owns 183,748 of the 256,000 out- standing N, C. & St. L. cap.lal &hares. Orders of Electrical Goods Gain Supply By the Associated Press. Orders booked by manuracturers‘ of electrical goods in the first quarter of 1940 totaled $238845964 and were 21 per cent larger than in the first quarter of last year, the Commerce Department says. The report was based on activities of 78 manufacturers of all types of goods from batteries to domestic appliances, Steel Ingot Output Drops During April By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, May 7.—April pro- duction of open-hearth and Bessemer steel ingots totaled 3,974,706 net tons, a drop of 7 per cent under the 4,264,- 755 for March, but a rise of 19 per cent over the 3.352,744 in April, 1939, the American Iron and Steel Insti- tute announced yesterday. New York Produce NEW JORK. May 7 .- Eess. 42 008: ed colors. fancy to extra fancy, specials unauoted: extras, 1BY- caed mgzs 1Xig: rf;ed Teceip ;,[Resales of premium marks. 22- ear| Midwestern premium X’a nn-:xul‘ 19%2: standards, nge to fancy heavier nearby and Midwestersi by fancy to extra fancy, 4:21: nearby and Midwestern spec Bla: stanaarcs, 1x'a; meaiuims, 16% firm: creamery, higher 0la: extra (92 score), 27494-28%2: " seconds 443.310; irregular; prices un- Dressed poultry = firm, boxes, ghickens. frvers, 16-24%: roasters 17la: 20, Otfier fresh and frosen rices un- e poultry _easy. by trelght: fowls, colored. 17-18; Leghorn 13-16; old roost: 10-127 turkeys, hens, 20: voung toms, 10: by express, broilers. Rocks, 4 s Fedne 2021, Lenhorn, gmall. 18; 10‘1;.4 cglored Ken: ‘ennessee. ghorn, nearby hern: 516: “puliere, Rotkn 29: mediums, 26: turkeys, frozen, ; crosses, ns, 18. New York Bank Stocks NEW Y/ Y 7 (. ~‘!hmmll As- Sociation S ncities Dealeps. Tn Quotations as of 2 oclock) !k o( Am NTS (&F) (2.40) Bank Bid 303, of Man 183, Manufacturers Tr (2) On\l!lfl\u'ln Tr p1(2)" t] City (1) Shin'su E P 615552 Sydney 5%s 55 Tokyo El Lt 63 53 Uruguay cv 3%s 79 Uru3% 4-4%sad179 Uru 4-4%-4% 78 Feb Venetlan M G B 7s 52 Yokohama 6s 61 DOMESTIC BONDS. 108% 108% Adams Ex ¢%s 46 s Alleg Corp 63 44 _ Alleg Corp 683 49 _ Alleg Corp bs 50 std Alleg Valley 4s 42 Allled Stores ¢ 148 61 Allis-Chalmers ¢s 52 Am & For Pw 65 2030 Am1GChbised __ Am Intl 6%s 49 e AmT&T6%s 43 Am Wat Wks 6875 _ Anaconda db 4 %s 50 Anglo-Chil Nitr db 67 Armour(Del)1st4s 66 Armour(Del)4s 67 A T&S Fe gen ¢s 95 A T&S Fe adj 45 95 st A T&S Fe 4148 48 At1&Ch A Lb34s __ Atl Coast L clt 45 62 Atlantic Refin 35 63 _ Aust & Northn 55 41_ B&O 18t 48 48 B &0 9 A stamped__ B & O 95 C stamped B& O 96 F stamped _ B&O 2000 D stpd B&OPLE&W Va4s51st B&OS W b0s std Bang&Aroos cn 4s 51 Bang & Aroos 68 43 _ Bell T of Pa 5848 B_. Bell Tel(Pa)bs 60 C. Beth Steel 31,8 69 F' Beth Steel 343 6§ Bos & Me 4% 81 JJ Bos & Me 68 65 Boston & Me 5s 55 st_ Bos & Me 6x 67 Boston & Me 53 67 st_ Bkiyn Kd cn 3%s 66 Bklyn Man 4 %8s 66 ct Bklyn Un EI 85 60 ct” Bklyn Un Gas 68 ¢5__ Bklyn Un Gas 6860 _ Bklyn Un G (s 67 B Buff Roch & P 57 std_ Calif Oreg Pwr Cansdian NR ¢ %8 51. Can NR 4%s 67 Can NR 4%8565 _ Can NR 63 69 July... Can NR 68 69 Oct. Can NR 63 70 Can Nor 6148 46 Can Pac 4b Can Pac ¢%; Can Pac b3 44 Cent Foundry 6s 41 Cent HudG&E 314865 Cent N.J gn 58 87 rg Cent Pac 1st rf 48 49 Cert'd deb b'%s 48 Cham P&F 4% s 35-50 Ches & Uh1o3%363 F Ches & O 3%s8 96 D Ches& O3%896 B C&Ogen¢les2 __. Chi & Alton 38 49 . 9 Chi & B 111 63 61 Chi Grt West ¢s 6! Chi Ind & Lou 63 66 __ Chi Ind & L gen 65 66 ChiMil& St Pess__ CMAStP ¢%889C_._ Chi MR & Bt P60 T5.. 26\ % sl 3% Me Cent KR 4x 45 Manhat Ry 48 90 ct Manitowoe 315 41 __ 463 Mid KR N J 5s 40 Mil No 1st 415539 _ Mil Spa & NW 4547 _ MStP&SSM cn 4338 MoK & T 1st 4890 __ Mo K&T 4862 B.____ Mo K&T 68 62 A_____ Mo Pac 4876 _ Mo Pac 65 65 A______ Mo Pacbs 71 F____ Mo Pac6s78G ____ Mo Pac 58811 ct_ Mo Pac 6%s 49 Mob & Ohio 4%s 77 ct Mob & Ohto 6538 _ Mob & O Mont 68 77_ Monong P'S 4% 60 _ Monong P8 6565 .. Mont Pwr 3%s 66 Morris&Es 8143 2000 Morris & Es é348 68 Morris & Es 68 66 Nassau El 4s 51 ctfs Nat Dairy 3% s 61 ww Nat Distill 3%s 49 Nat Steel 3a 65 New Eng RR 4s 45 New Jer-P&L ¢%s 60 New Orl PS 6852 A New Orl P S 5 B New Orl Ter 4853 New OriT&M 4% New O T&M ine New Uri T&M b N Y Central 3 N Y Central 3 4 N Y Central 4s 42 Y Cent con ¢s 98 _. Cent 41482013 A ‘ent rf 68 2013 __ LSh3%s98 'hi & St L 45 46 hi&StL ¢ %48 78 &StL 5%8 74 A hi & St L 68 ¢1. ck ¢8 51 = ock cv b8 47 Adis ref 3% 0ZZ 899920909 & W gen 48 66 &W ref ¢s 93 __ team 348 63 Tel3%s 67 N Y Tr Rk 63 46 stpd. Nort Southn 6 North Am 3 North Am 8% North Am 4s Nor'n Pac gn 88 2047 Nor'n Pao ¢s 97 P Nor'n Pac 4%s 2047, Nor’n Psc 68 2047 C.., Nor'n Pac 65 2047.__. Ohio Edison L - Obto Edison - Oreg 8h L 68 46 ‘td. Oregon W RR 1. Otis Steel ¢148s 62 PsoGas & El 3%s PacG& B s 64 Par Broadwy 3s 55 ot PennCo3%s42C.... Penn Co 4x 63 Penn G1&Sd 4%s 60 . Penn Dixie C6s 41 A Penn O&D ¢ %8 77 __ Penn P&L 334569 __ Penn P&L ¢ %48 4. n RR3%e863.._.. n RR3%s 70 n RR ¢ n RR 4% - Penn RR gn ¢ %48 6b Penn RR db 4348 70 Penn RR gen 68 68 PeoGL&CEs 4¢3 Pere Marqustte s §8. Pere Marq 6s 56 Phelps Dod Y%s 53 Phelps D 3145 53 cald Phila B&W 4348 77C Phila B&W 414881 D. [~ Z22222222Z2222222 @ Y Y Y ;4 Y Y Y Ll .4 4 T ¥ 4 Y Y T 803 ROY 831, 8314 184 1814 104 58% 58% 107% 107% 107% 108% 1087 108% 118% 118% 118% 108% 106% 108% 8% 8% 184 110% 110% 1108 112% 51% 104% 107 101% 101% 109'2 109% 109 108% 87% 87 9% 9% 99% 98% 991 99 104 103% 90% 90 90% 110% 110 110% 113% 113% 113% 57% 674 BT% 66 66 66 110 109% 109% 108% 108% 108% A of $1 common stock. For each two | and one-half shares of present Wahl common, one share of the new com- mon will be issued. Commodity Prices NEW YORK., May 7.—The Associated Press weighted wholesaie price index of | 35_commodities today advanced to Previous day. month ago, 72.6: 4 Hien T 7437 9814 6386 4144 00.) Miscellaneous Markets. Additional New York markets, as com- plled by the Astoclated Press: TOPS—] nulnls Do ES—Futures Puiurss ‘iosed & o 7 ndard tops, closed 4,120,000 - pounds September. 13.80-81; ‘of%, 10-16 June, ember. 3 Dect u 98-09; wmot, No. 1 Western light native "g B—N.'!nnt e quiet; Santos Costand ‘Treiehi No. oflerln'fis ‘included Santos Bourbon,_3s and 58 at -7 tures closed, 4 lower: Rio No. Santo: s No. 4 sales, 1,000 “D" fu~ bags. 7 “A” futures (new) unchanged; no sales. CRUDE, higher. Sales. July. 19. et Borian, >0 spot, 24 RAW SILK—Putures higher, _Sales. June. 2 .58b;_Ji COCOA—TFuf Sales. 1045 tons. g(ember. 0 e Nositnal. Foreign Murkets Rflmm—-mturex closed 12. No, nda; rd. 183 September. 10 33: Smoked No. 760 bales. 515 uly. tures_closed 2 May, 5.93n; Jul!. May, Son ribbed 1 closed 1-3 2.60b; Tow bflo LONDON, 7 Another sharp ad. vancy i BYIOtEn sgverumTeny bond the Trads hf louse of icy. Egyptian early weakness Brazilians leveled off Ro} Selected ‘while mixed. PARIS.—A _britk comeback balance of the securities was severely restricte Commons ae! bcndu A were eadied it today, in"view of te on war ecovered after n the nr!i(n dlvmon and er__ prices. at low Dutch dropped. but other oils held buying _appe among industrials aquietly vartially crased heavy starting losses in the bourse oday. While th e movement from foreign to domestic equities continued. absence of a tion encour: ¥he doliar euaranteed rente times, but others tended downward. AMSTERD, concellation cau of but final net gains of ward Swing was and shippin; ished mixe Prench and Danish we tn!l AM —Announcement Dutch Tose of litary a “tharp relapse in security uotations neverthiless to 4 The earl: as led 1 Dutch, lulln lndu.i‘rlll stocks R Brteh: Dutch bonds_were llvlded il u. S Treasury Notes Yol ay 7 (A.—Prices quoted in dollnn Rffifir"-m Ui FFEEESERSS i, e R * * B 38323322332223 B, S Riggisionion et 335858 [ Dry Goods Market day. sheers NEW YORK. May fabrics _continued to_exuibit Bemberg. comman Pr!mluml and were difficult to ohhm an g00ds Secon erins of & were available at llotl.hl bo.nuuhnl. Vut th' market othe: Opening of Government bi s ol various ades uf :‘m :{um} "mu umelnh & pick =oxy S lml - “Dlnblll! Sca dnnum m rated ed wea! i and S o BT 3'.‘53 =2 83333322332 2557REE fEouils S8 yon sh dea.small | this equipment will be installed at definite new break in the foreign situa- buying at Jower prices. 40 cen- the leaves rices. y up- m‘ to- MWOM soods | tend to go into the manufacturing |and 53,995 received from connec- tions. | During March, 1940, the total | loads were 191278, including 124913 | cars loaded on line and 66,365 re- | ceived from connections. Carloadings for the week ended May 4 were 47,138, of which 30,612 | cars were loaded on line and 16,526 received from connections. This was an increase of 12,676 loads over the corresponding week of last year, when the total was 34,462, compris- 1ing 21,869 cars loaded on line and 12593 received from connections. This was also an increase of 2,400 loads over the previous week of this year (the week ended April 27), when the total was 44,738, con- sisting of 29474 cars loaded on line and 15264 received from connec- tions. Traffic Jump Reported »| By Unifed Air Lines Special Dispatch to The Star. NEW YORK, May 7.—United Air Lines flew an estimated total of 16,064,400 revenue passenger miles in the month of April for a gain of 60 per cent over .the 10,057,299 revenue passenger miles flown in April, 1939, it was announced yes- terday by R. W. Ireland, general trafic manager. The April figure also represented & 20 per cent gain over March, when United flew 13,426,349 revenue pas- senger miles. “The 60 per cent gain in April marks the fourth straight month of the new year in which United has reported a.gain of more than 50 per cent in revenue passenger mileage,” said Ireland’s report. “Of additional significance, also, is the disclosure that the revenue pas- senger miles flown in April ex- ceeded the month of June, 1939. June is one of the heavy travel months of the year whereas April is a month supposedly in between Elc B&Spf (6) 2 Electrol vte 5 Emp G&F 7% pf 255 Emp G&F 8% pf 258 Fairchild Avia 9 Fairchild E& A 110 Fanny Farm 1.50 200s Fansteel Metal 1 Fedders Mfg .15 3 Fidelio Brew Fla P&L pf 3.94k Ford(Can)A (1) Ford Can (B)(1) Ford Ltd (.16g) Fruehauf Tra.25e Gen Fireprf .25¢_ Gen Share pf(6h) Gen T&R pf A(6) Glen Alden .125e. Gorham Incpf . Grand Rap V .40 % Tie T G A&P n v 3.50e so; usu, 11314 11814 Greenfleld T&D. 1 91 9y Gulf Oilof Pa(1) 6 1|s 36% 36l Ham'ermil) .25¢ 150s 39 39 Hearn DSpf 1.50k 100s 20 20 Hecla Min 10e 2 5% 5% Heller pf ww 1.75 508 27 27 Heller pf xw 175 50s 27 Horn&Har pf (5) 10s 112*1 112'« 112% Humble Ofl 3756 3 60% 60% 60% Hum'l-Ross.16e. 11 9% 9 94 Ilinois-1a Power 1 & Lll-1a Power pt _ 12 323 fl-1a Pwrdivet. 5 8% Imp Oil Ltd 50a_ 1 Imp Ot reg 60a 7 Imp Tob Can . Ind Pipe L 10e. Ind Svo 8% vt _ Ind 8vo 1% pf 0s 19% 20% Ind'apP&Lpf 6.50 SOI Ill% 111'1 111% InsCo N Am 2a 150s 2% T2% Int Indust (.10g) 1 2% 2 Int Pa&Pwr war. 59 5% 5% Int Petrol 1.50a 5 15% 16% Int Products.25e 1 5% bl Interst H Eq .60 1 9% 9y Interst P Del pf 1008 4% Iron Fire vtc 1.20 100s 16% Irving Air Ch (1) 2 13% Jacobs Co 24 8w 24 Jer CP&L Df (6) 40s 1013 101 101% Kans GEEpf (7) 10s118 118 118 Kennedy's (:65e) 1 64 6% 64 Kingston Prod .. 2 14 1% 11 Kopperspf (8) _ 110s 90 89% 90 Lake Shore M.80s 2 17% 17% Lakey Fary&M. 1 4 4 Lane-Wells (1) 112 l: Y% 68 241y 2 3% 1 85 8y sta 3 ) Ll 3 | 255 109% 1091 1091 1 18% 13% 13% 50s 14 14 14 2 2% 2% 2% 1 27Th 27% 27% 1 14% uu. 147 508 72% 2% 108 106 - 106 * 108 9 9 8% 8u s 154 13l 154 5 32y 8% 5 321 8% 94y 9 Kty ) 4 llOn 19 2‘/. 5% 15% 5% 0% 4% 16% 13% seasons.” Carnegie-lllinois Plans To Buy Tin Equipment By the Assoctated Press. CHICAGO, May 7—The OCar- negie-Illinois Steel Corp. announced yesterday it was negotiating for purchase of part of the tin manu- facturing equipment of Continental Can Co.’s Chicago plant. This is in connection with the United State Steel Corp. subsidiary’s program for rounding out its facili- ties for production of cold reduced tinplate. In the Chicago district its Gary, Ind., sheet and tin mill. Carnegie-Illinois officials empha- sized that the compeny did not in- of cans. Continental company offi~ cials said- its Chicago plant ‘oper- ations would be eunflnuefl with the exception of certain tinning work. Lehigh Coal 1 2% Lone Star .20e__. 11 10% Long Island Ltg. 1 W Majestic Radlo... : 1 4 Mer& Mfg A 106 3 Mich Steel T .15e m Mich Sugar _ Mid St Pet B.10e Midvale Co (1e Mid-West Ab Mid West Corp . Midwest U1l .90._ Molybdenum 26 Monarch M 50e Mont Ward A(7) Mon LH&P 1.50 MountCityC Mount Prod (.60) Mount Sta P (1e) Nat Auto(.40e) __ Nat Belia He Nat Brew (2 Nat Cont .20e Nat Fuel Gas (1) Nat Of] Prod .2| MtP&Lpt(6) Nat Sugar Refin_ Nat Trans (.85g). Nat Tunnel&Min. Nehi Corp'n _ New Haven Clock N J Zine (1e) l i DOl TR 50s 11414 114% 114% 2 24 2% 2 2 8% 38y 8y 2 8% 8% 8w 139 39 39 30s 164 153 163 1008 2‘% 1% 21% (] [ 1% 1% 2 & 268 2 8% 8% 8%| othe Untv Corp vtc Utah tdanho S8ug Utility&Indus pf | Waitt & Bond A | Waitt & Bond B W Tex Ut $6 pf 6 | Weslern A1 Exp | Wichita Riv Oil | Willms 011-0-M 1 | Wright Harg.4oa 2 5 1w 5% 1 5l reorganized under the Bankrubtcy Act. or securities assume3 by such companies Eates of dividends i the foresoing table ouarterly or semj-annual Unlulflufllfl'\n [T Vear ar this vear °1 Payable in stock g Paid last vear hCash or stock k Accumu- lateq dividends naid or declarea this year ur Under rule With_warrants Without warrants © WA Warremts: Foreign Exchange YORK, May 7 (A.—The British PORRA BroRe s come today to the lowest Pprice in seven years. Trade was at a standstill while dealers jead Frime Minister Chamberlain's de- fense of British war policy. As Chamberlain talked the rate im- gm\rd as much e } cent from early lows. ut_(here appeared to be no concerted 'me rrench franc. tied closrl{ to sterl- ing. dropped as much as .01 a cent. to the lowest price on record at 1.91% cents. The Belga slumped 1-20 o( A cent and the Canadian dollar 13 cent. The guilder held Gnchanged. while the Bwics Tran ar proved a trifle, Late, rates, follow (Great Britain {n dol- lars, others in cents’ Canada: Official Canadian Control Hoard rates for United States dollars—Buving 10 per cent premium. selling 11 per cent premium. equivalent to discounts on Canadian dol- lars in New York of buying 9.91 per cent, selling 9.09 per cent. Cln!dlln dollar in New York ket. s per cent discount, or 8 eenu Europe: Greu grl(lin‘ : 60-day. Dmmlrl Imquotnd Fin- L01%: Gen y. Gre Tialy. 5,050 Netheriands. ed: Portugal 3.38n: 33,84m; Bwitzer- Latin America: Argentine, offcial, 20.77; free, 23.00; Brasll, “offcial i Tree, '5.10; Mexico, Par East: flfllh- 23.48; Hong Kong, 21.10; Shang- t cables unless otherwise lnflcnud n?fl inal) & Chicugo Produce CHICAGO, 7 (®.—Poultry, live. 33 1R il e opuinas Tol 3 it Rock. 25; barebi 3 nm;‘;:n hed. !50 529 firm. : 91, 2 m iu-. cz.s%a. cotrstned, cang easy; prices un- Potltou. 128; on track, 2 total U. 8. shipments, 890. ' Old stock. lllhuy ‘weaker, supplies moderate: demand. Idaho Russets. moderate: lflfl.hlnl stock. fair: llé:ked per ouf . 25; chickens, 20-22; Iutter gwt., Idaho, Russet Burbanks. U 2.08-50; best, mostly 2. 18-20; Wik round whil lals, 1. “I' un- tes.’ U. 8. comin & “'"'"fifiq 1 on umnem- -nn North' Da- Valley sestion, Bliss Tri- umphs, 70 !o !0 per cent o No. 1. sales, lfl-ll" lll‘l! om disbursements based on the | L 45 815 | demand. 8.371;, cables. | Glan Alden €1 4 A5 M P s Lt Rine 52 T Plr s T4 Gs 57 A fin bankrupiey or receivership of veins | 1047 10434 104 10715 10714 107 T 10815 10415 A&t an " a0 " on 3 107 x, 107 12 ln"i 1900 ’r\‘l/ 199% AR ‘AR | aR 41, 43 a 1091 10A% 1001 Ohio Pub Sve 4s 108Y, 108 OPln Nat & Foee 55 101 41 Pac G & E 232 & FES FOREIGN— Cauca_Val 7s 48 Cent Bk Ger 63 51 B. Ger Con Mun 7s 47 Barana '6”' 78 BR_ £h 3ty & &R Tern Unit B 8ve 7s 568 A U:l‘lb Ind Co fll‘q 41 2 b ww—With Jarrants, xw—without ware rants. n—New. st —Stamped. §Negotiability tmp: by msteurity. Freight Loadings YORK. May 7 (& —Revenue !r'llM carloadings : flr:.lllnr ul wdll for L‘I! week endu May kg 1 {'m.q'-'.'»'% 1138 o i Ches. & Ohlo 33816 Elc Plate 9! re Marquette Great Northern_ Northern Pacific_ N. Y. Central Northwest thern rie fa urlington 1800 llloll Cln!rll #fl P 3 'guw?.m- EFeti T BRE S ID I 2tem nen Pt 3 413091900 1910193503 ~F _ g_ .| Federal Land Banks mx May 7 (P.—Pederal l.‘!léI i A - 111% ;om 107%