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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-04-27
STOCK SHARES
|. SHOW STEADY
TRADING RANCE
Cotton Values Drop ! to 3
Points as u. S. Dollar
Strengthens.
BY ELMER C.. WALLER
United Press Financial Editor

NEW YORK, April 27.-The stock
market opened steady today; silver
advanced a few points; cotton eased
I to 3 points; bonds declined, and
the dollar firmed
Trading was quiet in the share
market. The commodity market
was slow.
AS in yesterdays opening session,
long list of representative shares
began at their previous closing
levels. These included Public Serv-
ice of New Jersey, International
Nickel, Montgomery Ward, United
Aircraft, Standard Oil of New Jer-
sey, North American, International
Telephone. Bethlehem Steel, Atchi-
son, Westinghouse Electric. Kenne-
colt and National Distillers.
American Commercial Alcohol
rose Is points to 43 in anticipation
of a favorable earnings report. Gel
anese continued to decline, making
a new low for the year at 32i4,
off Is.
Fox Film opened 1000 shares at
173s, unchanged, and then sank TO
1873 from which it gradually re-
covered. 1t was learned today that
the Chase National bank has made
arrangements for sale of 100000
shares of Fox to British company
in addition to giving options for
purchase of 100000 additional
shares.
Oil shares were mixed, utilities
steady, motors about steady, and
steels easier. United States Steel
opened at 497s, off 4, and Republic
21@s, off 81 Railroad issues flrmed
Trading was dull after the OPEN
ing. Prices moved in a narrow
range. Chrysler rallied. Consoli-
dated Gas held at SO, off Il. United
States Smelling was unchanged at
119. and other mining issues were
mixed Steel common regained its
initial loss shortly after the open
ing.
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tBy ADboIJ. HoppIH q OU.I
New York Central March net operating
income amounted to $4,391,0 OBS, against
1861 089 in March last year.
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United Gas and Improvement declares
the regular quarterly dividend Of 30 cents
share on the common stock.
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DRUG CONCERN REPORTS
LARGE QUARTER INCOME
BristOI-Myers Earnings Equivalent
to IS Cents a Share.
By Times Special

By Times Special
CHICAGO, April 27-BriStol-
Myers Company reports consolidated
net income, after all charges, for
the three months ended March 81,
of $669,213, equivalent to IS cents
a share on the 7OO,28O shares Of
common stock to be outstanding up
on completion of the exchange of
Drug, Incorporated, still in the hands
of the public.
For the same period last year
comparable earnings amounted to
1898, 722, or IS cents per share, on
the same number of shares. For
the twelve months ended March 81,
consolidated net earnings we're ST.
224,224, or 1913 per share, COM
pared with $2,315 ,537, or 1891 per
share, for the corresponding period
last year
Directors of the company today
declared the regular quarterly divi-
dend of so cents per share on the
common stock and an extra divi-
dend of 10 cents per share, both
payable June l of record May 10.
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UNEVEN SALES !,
FORCE FUTURE
VALUES DOWN
All Months Off Fractions;
Liverpool Market
Strong.
BY HARTMAN w. NICHOLS
United Press stan CORES pondent

CHICAGO, April 81. - Scattered
selling broke out in the grain pits at
the opening of the Board of Trade
today and grain prices we're slightly
easier.
Wheat and corn was unchanged
to 4 cent lower, oats were I'M
changed to Is cent lower. and rye
was off Is to i cent. Barley was Il
cent higher against the trend
Stocks and cotton were about
steady and the trade paid little at
tention to further crop complaints
from the wheat areas. The tendency
in the Liverpool wheat market was
for slightly firmer prices.
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Texas and Pacific Railroad Company
March net income was $98878 after
charges, against a net loss of $2O5, 1S9 in
March 1888.
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WESTINGHOUSE ORDERS
CLIMB 81 PER CENT
Electric Company Earns S20,237 ,5SS
During First Quarter.
By Times Special

BIZ Tunes Special
CHICAGO. April 81. = WeSting-
house Electric and Manufacturing
Company received orders totaling
SIC. 237 .58S during the first quarter
of the current year. it was an
nounced this week by company Of
ficialS.
The figure showed an increase of
81 per cent over the same period
of last year when orders totaled
So, 847. 801. March orders, accord
ing to officials. we're the largest for
any single month since September,
1881.
Sales during the first quarter this
year amounted to s17.994 .045 against
1851 21 in the corresponding Pc
Rod. Net loss from operations to-
tailed sl,776,l52 against S3,z91 ,572
last year.
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Deaths

Grace Jane Palmer. SO. 5l22 Grandviev
drive. coronary occlusion.
Ida M Bissell. 49, 1l0S North Tuxedo,
cerebral hemorrhage.
Harry Francis Eddy. SO. 2246 West
Washington. angina pectoris.
William Delveaux. So, ITO Ketcham,
chronic myocarditiS.
James Monroe Needler. n. Methodist
hospital erysipelas.
james Crawford. &c. 904 West Tenth,
Joseph c. Bogsrd. So. city hospital, cere-
bral hemorrhage.
George Reeves, rs. SIS West st. Clair,
arteriosclerosiS.
Rowena E Smith. 10. st. vincent's hos
pital skull fracture.
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FEDERAL FARM LOAN BONDS

blythe e. Co.. IncD
April 26-
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Other Livestock
lBy United Pressl

tBy united Pressl
25d Fl W VA Y April ~
Zoo ss $'75 SOl bs p sa5
$40; 13o-14o lbs, $2,85; 12o.13O lbs. s235;
100-120 lbs, 81; roughs, rs: stays 81 so.
Calves-Receipts, $780, top lambs S9.75.
LAFAYETTE ga IE April 271aog market. Ioe
iS Sy 2ses2S Gs 4oSS S ISG2So
12s-14O lbs 81 IS az co. 1oO-i25 lbs = 81 80
@249; roughss, SO down. Top calves-s5.5O.
Top lambs, So
(By Times Specially
ce h0U1s 1En 3cd April se
light; market, generally steady; common
to medium steers and heifers, $425M525:
very little below, $3.50 better finished fed
steers and heiferS $3.50 to around S6.25:
bulk beef cows. $3@4; good handyweight
bulls, s3.5O@S.75; few better heavy kinds
higher; bulk desirable light Hereford
stockers S4.75d5.25: common to medium
grade natives mostly $3d4. Calves-Re-
ceipts, 500 including 168 stock calves;
better grade vealerS. strong at S506: lat
ter only strictly choice kinds; medium and
lower grades around soc higher at S3@
higher; top and bulk finished I7O-24O lbs,
$500; all grassy and unfinished hogs dis
counted 50c6$1: 245-270 lbs, S355: 275
lbs. up. $500; 1876 lbs. SO 40: 120-140
lbs, $2.O5: sows, .s1.95. Sheep-Receipts,
~ generally h!yI, steady spring lambs mostly
wooded lambs quotable, $7M9. according
to quality; most desirable fat wooded ewes
S3d4; clipped kinds around 81 off
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Chicago Futures Range
CHICAGO PRIMARY RECEIPTS

April 26-
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SCOUTS AND LEGION
WILL MEET JOINTLY
EdgewOOd Troop and Hugh Copsey
Post to Hold Gathering.

Edgewood Boy Scout troop No. SO,
and its parents council, with Hugh
Copsey post, American Legion, and
its auxiliary, will hold joint meet
ing and wiener roast tonight at the
Scout hut on Little Buck creek at
the Stop road at the south border
of EdgeWood.
Scout demonstrations, musical en-
tertainment and games will feature
the vent.
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CHICAGO FRUIT MARKET
nv limited PreSS)

CHICAGO, April 27..,.Apples- Michigan
Baldwins. S1.50M1.f5: Mcintosh, S1.85d2.
Carrots-Illfnois GOA 75c bushel. Spinach
Texas. 50075c bushel. Beans-Southern
Green. $2.75@3.25; wax, $3.50 Cucumbers
dozD. Tomatoes-Nlorida S250@3 big
box; central west dollhouse, 81. 75q IS;
Sweet Potatoes - Tennessee. 81 .65d ]. 70
bushel hampers Observation-Disclosures, 20
@35c. California. $2.25M rs
(doz. bunchl. Leaf Lettuce-Illinois hot
house, 65G75c 10 lbS.). Onion Market
135: Michigan Fellows 50G 90c Texas
Yellows 75cd$1.10; Texas Whites, $115@
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High. Low. 1873
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balance $4,342, 6s3, 376.45
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Fire Reports
Thursday

THURSDAY
S& q m % West Twenty-first
residence. $500
il.1e g. N. llo4 West New York
residence. no loss
i0s .. m. CITY hospital. false alarm.
1915 D. m 1875 Bates false alarm
ISL D. m. Lexington and villa, fslss
alarm.
Friday
l2.79 a m. Lexington and Laurel falls,
alarm
l1.3s a. m 2ss East St Joseph
residence small loss
i2;5s a. m, s35 East Washington. fur.
niture store false sprinkler alarm.
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Steel Fabrication Rises

81 IHIto NFftIHE
NEW YORK. April 27.-The Ed
ward G. Budd Manufacturing Com
pany fabricated 1880 tons Of steel
in the first quarter of this year.
compared with 5000 tons in the first
quarter Of last year. a company re-
port said today. The increase was
due TO a greater demand for all
steel automobile bodies.
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Large Profit Reported

Net profit of the Bendix Aviation
Corporation in the first quarter of
the current year amounted to $751;
GIT after charges and federal taxes,
it has been announced. In the first
quarter last year the company had
net loss of $267, 1853.
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Wall Street
Publication of Names of
Silver Holders Gives
Unfair impression.
by RALPH HENDERSON,
Times Special Financial Writer.

DUPLICATION Of the names of
~ some Of those who hold silver
in this country created quite stir
in Wall Street and apparently other
quarters also. 1t is quite possible
in fact. probable-thst altogether
too much importance has been
placed on the development. 1t is
interesting, of course, to learn the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-04-27

identity of those
who hold the
metal. But it
also would be
in teresting 20
some people to
know the names
of all those who
have warts on
their noses.
Apparently an
attempt is being
made to create
the impression
that the own
ership Of silver
IS illegal, I'M
spOrtsmanlike or
something. Just
how this could
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THERE are many sound and
Il legitimate arguments which can
be advanced against the proposed
silver measure. just as there are
arguments which may be made in
its favor.
Fundamentally, however, nothing
is to be gained by dragging in out
side factors, which are not support
able. and much harm might be done
Anything which tends to cause dis
trust of our leading institutions GER
tainly is of no help to business or to
the general desire to pull out of the
depression.
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Chicago. Milwaukee, st. Paul g. Pacific
Railroad Company net operating income
for March was 1852. 1861 against a deficit
of S2O5, 1872 in March, 1888.
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Consolidated Gas Company earnings for
twelve months ended March 81 were
equivalent to 81 so share on the common
stock against 81 30 a share in the previ-
Gus twelve-month period.
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April 26-
Treasury Statement
Rv limited PreSsl

(By United Press
WASHINGTON. April 27.-Government
expenses and receipts of the current fiscal
year to April 25. compared with the cor
responding period of the previous fiscal
year:
This year. Last year
Expenses. IS, Isl, goa, SGT 43 50 1872 ali, 889 As
Receipts. 81, 462 898, 673.28 S1620878. 782, "a
Deficit. 1925, o09, 894.15 $2,541 533, 10711
Cash
balance s4342. $50 .376.45 ............
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National Distillers Corporation in the
quarter ended March 81 earned sl.90 a
common share against 10 cents a share
in the first quarter of last year.
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In the Cotton Markets
NEW ORLEANS
Retail Coal Prices
Domestic Retail Pri,

The following prices represent quota
tions from leading indianapolis coal deal
ers A cash discount of Is cents per ton
is allowed.
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Southwest Bell Telephone Company
operating income in the quarter ended
March 81 was s3.794539 against 49, 49,
995 in the first quarter of 1888.
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MANY SEEK STAMPS
H0N0RING MOTHERS
Seidensticker Enlarges Order for
New Issue Available NAV 3.

New Issue Available May 3.
Requests for special Mother Day
stamps have been so numerous here
that the poStofice will place an i'm
mediate order for a larger supply,
Adolph Seidensticker, acting post
master, announced today.
Although the stamps do not go
on sale until May 8. requests so far
would exhaust the present supply.
Mothers day is on sunday, May 8.
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by United Pressl


fresh graded frsts 15s.c: current receipts
l4iso:. dirties. l3i4c: checks, l3c. Butter
extra firSts sO-sliac score. 23d23i &C;
frstS. $780, score. 22i4 2224c: seconds
s6dS7i score, &c; extras, % score. . &c;
specials. 24d24 &C. standards % &C Poul-
try-Market. firm. receipts Is trucks /
car: hens. Legaorn. lac, old BOOSTERS. 81 &C;
sprinSers white rock. 25c; plymouth Rock,
Ia lbs. 24c: cspons. 22c; turkeys. zoe
fryers. white rock over lbs. 26 &C. heavy
Lonshorns. ll'4 d12c: Daisies. Ia. l2c.
Potatoes-Old stock: supply moderate: de-
mand good. trading light; market. firm:
car csr' $50. Z. S. No. car 81 20. combina-
ton grade 2 cars. 81 so. Washington Rus
sets 1 car Si.7O. combination grade cars
81 40: Red River section Minnesota and
North Dakota Cobblers l car 81 20. 1 car
81 80. New stock, supply moderate; de-
mand moderate; practically no trading
two few on sale to quote Shipments sl9
arrivals ~. on track 254.
CLEVELAND. April 27-Butter- Market.
Arm: extras. q &C; standards. 27isc. Eggs
Market, firm: extra white; l5es current
ored fowl. a, lbs. and up. lie, cOlored
fowl. medium. lsc; Leshorn fowl, g.. lbs.
snS q eoiored o opdinsfy ss 6d
iS ice: broilers. fancy Rock, asa 2sc: broiYl-
Maine. III mostly. s2ioG2i5 per 100 Is,
sacks: Idaho, 81 $50 90 New York and
Ohio best. Sl.s5N IFS.
NEW YORK. April 2s-Potatoes- Steady:
Long Island; sl-50G3.25 Dbl: Southern.
Idaho, 50 sack. Canada Sls5aS2S bbl
sweet Potatoes steadys-JerSey basket. soc
Ts2. southern basket. 81 25Gl So Flour
stesdy: springs: patents. ssISGs4s Dbl.
Pork-Steady. Mess $50 IS Dbl Lard
duh. Middle West Spot-s40Sd4f per
100 lbs Dressed Poultry-Firm: turkeys.
f4T2Sise; chickens 10i. a 2sc. broilers 20
92sc csponS. ala 33c. fowls ale:
Long Island ducks. IS !, n lec Live Poultry
Firm. geese. Ga &c. turkeys lnT PC.
.0.SterS. SC: ducks, ga l2c. fowls. iea zoe
--sa.-kens. ga lie. oaponS. 22c. hroilers u
R24c. CheeSe-Dull. state whole milk;
f77. TfSc
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Money and Exchange

April 81
Clearings ...-................ 81 $50. 900 90
Debts --.--..--. .-........ ABA. 900 90
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Births
Girls

George and Minnie Fecker. 1850 Haw-
thorne.
Ernest and Gwendolyn Henning Metho-
dist hospital.
Samuel and Rose Steinberg, Methodist
hospital
John and Dora Carson. Methodist hos
pital.
James and Nora Foster, Methodist hos
pital.
Samuel and Margaret Moore 1888 Moore.
Alan and Agnes Nicewander. st. Vim
cents hospital.
William and Theodore SperopouloS, st.
Vincents hospital
John and Essie Eisenmenger, 1920 Nc
Dougall.
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Cash Grain
INDIANAPOLIS

---f1pIII
he bids for car lots of grain at the
call of the Indianapolis Board of Trade.
+: o. b. shipping point basis 4112 New
York rate, we're:
WHEAT Easy; No. 1 red. 67a 6Sc; No 2
red. 66@67c; No. Q hard. 66d SIC.
CORN-Easy; No. white. 43 "a 44c; No.
white, 426 43c No yellow 40d Ale;
No 4 yellow. 39G40c No 8 mixed 39d
Acc No. mixed. $50 SOC.
OATS-EaSy; No. white. 27@28c; No.
3 white, 26q27c.
Inspections
WHEAT-No. 2 red, l car; total car.
CORN-No. 3 white. cars sample
white, cars; No yellow, cars; total.
OATs-No. 2 white. cars; No. white,
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be true Is not entirely clear. The
object, in all probability, is to build
up a case against the adoption OF
silver as a money base. And in do
ing so, care seemingly was taken to
make sure that all Of the facts
were not revealed. One Of the
banks mentioned. for instance, hap
pens to be the depository for the
New York Metal Exchange. 1t is
merely holding the metal in trust
for that exchange.
Assuming the action was a pO-
litical move. the particular bank
upon which reflection was cast
would not appear to suffer in COM
parison with those who are point
ing their fingers. 1t is not an espe-
cially nice thing to make unjusti-
fed accusations, even if only i'm
piled, against innocent people or
institutions merely to make pOiit-
ical capital. 1t is even worse to do
such thing when those accused do
not have equal means of self-de-
tense.
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Tech Hughes Company for six months
ended Feb. % had a net income of
S1,527.O95 against 81 ,5S7,5 in the same
period a year ago. Earnings in the
first quarter of the current year amount
ed to Il cents a share against 16 cents
a share in the corresponding 1888 period.
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Boys

James and Faye Ross, Methodist hos
pital.
Carl and Fayne Joyce. Methodist hos
pital.
Sherman and Edelle Hoyt. Methodist
hospital.
Elmer and Bessie Frye Methodist hos
pital.
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SHEEP AND LAMBS
Receipts, 800; market, steady.
ShOrn basis.
t90-lb down Good and choice $850M 900
90-110 lbl Good and choice 8.OOm 875
900 lbs. down Com. and med. 7.OO@ 8.25
Ewes
Good and choice . 3OoM 400
Common and medium ........ 2.00@ 900
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MUCH was made of the fact that
NI the firm of broker who has
been prominently identified with
the inflationary forces and who is a
strong silver advocate, held $4,000
ounces of the metal. In dollars and
cents that silver was worth ap-
proximately $4,000 at last nights
closing levels It is the smallest sill
yer contract that can be made on
the New York exchange, and the
margin requirement would be 81 $50
The broker is a wealthy man and
has spent much more in furthering
his beliefs in the matter than he
possibly could hope to make in
profits from this contract.
While, by the widest stretch of
the imagination. it might be made
to appear that the particular broker
in question was champiOning silver
legislation with view TO making a
personal profit through the silver
holdings of his firm, in which there
are other partners, such a charge
could hardly be lodged against the
bank already mentioned. The senior
officer of that bank has been one OF
the strongest opponents of imitation
and he is equally opposed to the
Dies Thomas bill.
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Produce Markets

Delivered IN Indianapolis PriceS-HenS.
lie Leghorn hens SC. LeghOrn spring.
er-Stags &C. large sprlnger-Stags. &C.
cocks 5 lbs and over &c: under lbs. &C.
ducks. fun feathered and fat Ala lbs and
over &c: geese. Sc; young guineas. IL to )
fresh country run eggs loss of l3c each
full case must weigh lbs gross: a de-
duction OF 10c a opund for each pound
under SIS lbs will be made Butter-NO. l.
asa 26c No. 23G24c: butterfat. 2lc.-
Quoted by Wadiev
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10y OulJeu HTeSSt
No. 2 red. 78c. CornNNo Z mixed lake
45Ac; No. 3 mixed 4412c; No. Q yellow
47c: No yellow lake, asa d46Ac; No. :
yellow, 461l2c; No, 3 yellow, old, 46s4 47c;
No. 4 yellow, old, 46Ac; No. 2 white
49Ac; No white, ACC: sample grade
white, 80 Zee. Oats-No. 2 white 30tz n
81 l2c; No. white lake, 29l &c: No. white
3014c; No. white 2814 a zoe; sample
grade white, 27d 2794c. Rye-No sale
Barley-72d75c; quotable. 40q 80c Tim
othy-s6.25I6.5o Glover seed-s119 1925
Cash provisions: Lard. s5.72; loose, IS 40
leaf. s5.37: bellies, SITS.
TOLEDO. April 26-Grain close: Wheat
No. red. Tea S0c Corn-No. 2 yellow
Sig SIC, oats.No. white, 84a CSC. Rye
rate) Wheat-No l red. 75d75I2c No
2 red. 744 75c. Corn-No. 2 yellow, 6i2 a
47I2c; No 3 yellow. Asa 046lzc: No 4
yellow. 44i2d45l2c. Oats No. 2 white
30l2632i2c; No. white. 30m 32c. Toledo
seed close: Cloyer-Cash. s8-25. Alsike-
Cash-S850.
ST. LOUIS. April 26.-Cash grain: Wheat
In fair demand. &c lower to 4 higher;
No. red winter. 76Ac nominal. No red.
75c: hard grades: &c lower: No. hard.
76h C nominal. COMM fair demand, 12c
higher; No. 2 yellow. 47l2 q 4734c: No. l
white Sic: No. 6 white. 44l2c. Oats-In
limited demand steady: No. white 31c
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Bond Prices

7By Fenner & Bsanel-
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Maytag Company first quarter profit
amounted to S46038l after all charges,
against net loss of sos, l65 in the like
1888 quarter.
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE

by Abbott. Hopkin e. CO..
April 20
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Childs Company and subsidiaries in the
first quarter earned 9 cents a share on
the per cent preferred stock against "a
cents a share in the first quarte- of 1888.
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Bright Spots
-CBy Abbott. Hoppin & Co

- BY Abbott. Hoppin & CO..
New York Central March h, net oeE operating
1851 089 in March last year.
Air Reduction Company earnings in
the first quarter of the current year
amounted to S1.21 a share on the COM
mon stock, against As cents share in
the first 1888 quarter.
New York. New Haven e. Hartford
Railroad Company March surplus totaled
SAT ,306 after all charges against deficit
of s88O206 in March, 1888.
United Gas and Improvement declares
the regular quarterly dividend of 30 cents
share on the common stock
Texas and Pacific Railroad Company
March net income was $98.878 after
charges, against a net loss of $205, 189 in
March, 1888
A. NJ. Byers Company net loss in the
first quarter of the current year tOtaled
$IS3,9O2 after charges, against S326.214
in the corresponding period of last year.
Ludlum Steel Company in the quarter
ended March 81 earned SO cents share
on the common stock against II cents a
share in the first quarter of 1888.
Childs Company and subsidiaries in the
first quarter earned cents a share on
the 7 per cent preferred stock against "a
cents share in the first quarte- of 1888.
Maytag Company first quarter profit
amounted to $46038l after all charges,
against net loss of sos, l65 in the like
1888 quarter.
Tech Hughes Company for six months
ended Feb. % had net income of
s1,527 ,O95 against 81 ,5S7,52 in the same
period a year ago. Earnings in the