| Show f y wff THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE THURSDAY MORNING MAY 20 STOCK-TRAD- Stock Averages New York E ' STOCKS VOLUME LOW NEW Yd May a UK of Wednesday tn Close Low - "With for ' Sale 0TOCKB Jun NEW YORK Mar 1 CP)— Trading Alleehanr A1 Cb Dm tn itocks dwindled today to the small- Allie-C- h Mfi Bus est volume recorded on the stock ex AmdaBeit pfd tainty Turnover on the big board was only 717404 shares Minor losses outwegihed gains at the dose The average price of BO of a point stocks closed lower at 73 Commodities took the spotlight way from stocks Wheat Jumped in late trading to finish' more than 2 cents a bushel higher Other grains firmed with it Cotton closed 40 to bale higher Small gains 0 Cents in silver futures offset a dip in six-tent- rubber 133 1JSI- sl W'zV' Am Cn Am Car A F Am Coml Aleo Am h For Pow do SI pfd pfd AmXSl Intrrnat a P Si F Am Loco Am M A Fdr Am Metal Am P do SS pfd Am Rtd Sc St S Am Roll Mill Am Smelt A R Am Stl Fdre Am Am Am do B Am Wat Will Am Woolen do pfd Am-L- II n’i- 37'IU - H'o- 51V k 33V WXW TOPIC Map If (APWnvetment k ll ! 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Marsh ::::::::: isk 1 14 !i: rot Midland Mo BU li 6 iote a have private wire connections with E A Pierce St Co with branches In principal Cities throughout America JBS 13 5 13 3 1st i H S' ns ns i Wheat Corn Ont Rye Barley Vl COMMODITIES Salt Lake City i 00 : Nat Dalry64a" 41 Natl Steel 6s 66 New Ena T A T Ss 62 N O Pu Sv 6s 82 A N O Tex A M 54 64 95 48! 94 321102 113 9354 102 'tlto 62 III ’15 '1 do 44s 3012 Y Oh A Bt L 641 74A N T Edtl I 4 4l XTXH9H CVt Is 4t Ik 17 '' " Kn Butter BONDS 1934-19- 44s Ik 87 "BIT ZZ gtdSs 44 N A A Otis Btsel A 41 do !3' OtT 162 1600 10 00 W "n ir n !i's 10 2350 3500 00 00 00 00 4iikstiti it6tiit ateiiaittsitu Manufacturers Tula A Mix Pao T A T A 37 do rfg 6s 62 Pan-AP A 40 Par Pub 64i 60 ett Path Ex 7s 87 Pen P A Lt 4'4s 11 Pen Co 4S 63 Pen R R 6tS 31 do 1 64 do 44x700 Pen R R gen St A Phlla Co is 87 Phil Eleo A 71 Phil Read O A I 6 41 Philippine Ry A 37 Phillip Pet 6ts 30 POO A8tL44l77 Pub Ber 1 a Q 4a 71 Pur pUt Mi s 37 Re Ir A Bt Itta 63 do 6s 40 Richfield Oil A 44 StUU - 111 ian 109ft - 44 47 4 95 100 “ St L 8 B F 448 01 Trust a ' 114 133 TOO 424 40 V4 13 14(4 624 64(4 - 164 1954 343 366 'Wiv 104 itq io 1730X iJS “J 104 7160 Foreign Exchange 80 103 49 1 'III 98 101 32 70 do A 50 A Federal Bonds 1 '7 11 875 033 1934 1155 1 065 1076 028 by Moody’s) ATTENDS DENVER MEETING George F Schott Jr Salt Lake vice president and director of the Henry Mountain Gold Mines corporation left Wednesday night for Denver to attend the meeting of the Gold Miner’ Association of America May to (formerly Union Mocteago Co) (formerly West Virginia Mortipig k Discooit Corp) jS To the Holders of said Securities: A Flan and Agreement of Reorganisation with respect to the above securities hat been agreed upon by the Superintendent of Insurance of the State of New York and the Protective Committee of which Prevost Chairman and has been approved by the Insurance Commissioners Committee Boyce is (I The above Committees which ire now cooperating represent about f of the approximately $4J00000000 face value of secuntiea outstanding The Supreme Court of theState of New York has approved the Agreement between the Super- intendrnt and the Protective Committee in which the Plan it based and the appointment of tht undersigned Reorganization Managers to carry out jaid Plan amT Agreement and has taken jurisdiction of and will continue to supervise the reorganization TTieJIin nd Agreement include comprehensive provisions for the rehabilitation and preserva- tion of the underlying collateral for reserving to each security holder the nght to participate in tht procetds of hit present collateral and for the protection of the claims against the National Surety Company on the guaranties Application has been made in accordance wjth the Plan for a loan which If granted will make poisible the rehabilitation of the propertiei ana a cash distribution to bondholder! Arrangements have been made to effect exchanges of eligible mortgages — in cooperation with Trustees— for Home Owners' Loan Corporation Bonds which are now guaranteed both as to principal and interest by the United States Government 4 In order that the security holders may participate in the benefits of the Plan and Agreement of that their interests may be preserved and that the Plan may be declared operative Reorganization at the earliest possible moment W'd) the resultant expected benefits to the security holders it is deemed imperative that substantially all of the remaining bonds be deposited immediately Consult your investment dealer or tank regarding the deposit of your bonds HAYS WOLF KAUFMAN tc SCHWABACHEL of New York N Y CABELL EMORY IGNATIUS LOWN Sc SUNKEN ol New York N Y IEEUWKES SKEEN tc OPPBNHEIMER i Bsltlmore Md Counsel HARVEY D GIBSON Chairman President Manufacturers Trust Company New York N Y C PREVOST BOYCE Stein Bros V Boyce Baltimore and New York JOHN W HANNON Hannon tf Evans New York N Y - Reorganization-- Managers MAIN DEPOSITARIES MANUFACTURERS TRUST COMPANY J Broad Street New York N Y MARYLAND TRUST COMPANY ' Calrert and Redwood Streets Baltimore Hi Copies of the Plan and Agreement of Reorganisation or any further information may be obtains by communicating with either of the following: Rsldason OHcet EDWARD M THOMAS S Smi4 Calvert Stmt Bsliiasoeo Correspondence 0re Mi New York CHARLES H CHAMBERLIN Asrt Seel 120 Greeawkh Street New Yerk NVY invited from Investment Bankers Banks and Trust Companki Pucuant to an order of the Supreme Court of the State of New York in and for the County of New York made and entered May 10th 1934 in the Matter of the Application of the People of the State 6p New York by George S Van Schaick as Superintendent of Insurance op State of New York for an order to take possession of the property and rehabilitate the National Surety Company notice it hereby given that (1) A hearing will be had onithe 19th day of June 1934 at 10:00 o’clock in the forenoon of that day Eastern Daylight Saving Time in Room 408 of the New County Court House Pearl and Worth Streets Borough of Manhattan City of New York a to the fairnesa and equitablenesa of tne Plan and Agreement of Reorganization of Real Estate Securities Guaranteed or with Collateral Guaranteed by the National Surety Company' dated as of May 3rd 1934 and now on fill in aaid Court thi MM gold 4s IS Bis Am A 41 Drug A 63 OS Rut Southern Securities Corp Title 8t Investment Co of ML Union Mortgage Investment Co RAW BUGAB Pr4Si"rT 1st 4s 47 C) ’ (National Mortgage Co) YORK Ten XI Pow A 47 A Tex Corp 6s ovt 44 do do Unit Unit (formerly Fidelity Mortgage National Title tc Trust otice of Adoption of Plan and Agreement of Reorganization and of tha Taking of Supervision thereof by the Supreme Couft of the Stale of New ‘York 21 4ii Un Amortization Mortgage Co Bankers Mortgage Co Louisvill Central Funding Corp Empire Bond 0C Mortgage Co Federal Horn Inverting Co (formerly Federal Home Mortgage Co) First Bond SC Mortgage Co Hartford First Mortgage 8t Bond Co Miami Franklin Mortgag Co Guaranty Titl tt Trust Corp Horn Bond K Mortgag Co Investment Securities Co ol Texas Investors Mortgage Co Meline Mortgage Co (Melioe Bood k Mortgast Ca) Mortgag Bond ft Trust Co Mortgage Co ol Alabama Mortgage Guarantee Co of America Mortgage Security Corp of America National Reaerve Corp Immediate deposit of all outstanding securities is urged in your own interests E°Triblb’ Cotton lb Wool lb Codec "fc Sugar lb DNomtnal (Copyright Mortgage Co (formerly Installment Mortgage Co and Lumbermens Finance Corporation) Notice of Hearing to Persons Interested in National Surety Company 61 47 do A SSW w 41 11 other possession to definitely designates a man’s position in lift hit clothes V)0 Wabaihrt 6Mre7 do A SO D Walworth A 46 40 103 35 at OS 18' 104 106 " 117 01 41 92 9 CHERTS TO ’ORDER 63 MITCHELL V ift m Suits- $90 - 66 )9 111 DembBds: Hollend Younsst 8 A T A 71 01 S3 HI Belgium 93 40 Oenncnf 99 k Norway 38 M: Bweden 39 33 FOREIQN Bonds 93 93 rtnland 137 fiwitscrlsnd (Bales In 1 1000 33 30 Bpftin 13 70 Portugal 4 M Orooco 93 4 16 Ahltlbl PAP 6s 51 14 43 Poltnd 19 00 Csecho-SloTtk1 3 301 15 JurosUvl Austria 19 00n: Uuncary Artentlne A 57 A 29 90n Bumania 1 01: Argentina 94 06n do 6s sf 55 Jun 15 14 71 14 Brasil I 1n Tokyo 30 39: fihanahal 32 30 do 6s It February Honckong 39 36 Mexico Olty (silver pencil Australia 5s 16 J5! 15 28 00 Montreal In New York 10004 k I New 66 do 65 ( at 51 UI lYork in Montreal 99 93 Austria gld la 62 — Nonunil 1 - 1494 iBelum 3 U 97 13 Wednes May lt (API—Raw uear was unchanged today at 3 80 for spots with buyer showing Interest t this level The only sal reported was 6006 bag! of Porto Rican du tha end of tht month Early losses of 1 to 3 point were Just about recovered with the market closing net unchanged to 1 point lower Sales were 7060 tons Tho market opened unchanged to 1 point higher on a little covering and commission hotrte buying hut gooir cased oft under renewed liquidation Tho market reacted about 1 to I point! but Cuban interests bought In tho later trading and the market rallied again with final prlcea at or within n point of tho best May 1 Ub: July 1 49b September 1 56 December 164 January JAb March 179 b— Bid In refined Prices were unchanged at 4 30 for fine granulated with a moderate withdrawal demand reported A NSW YORK May 10 (API—Foreign Warner Qulnl la II Great’ Britain In dollara Western El 6i 4 4 ohang Steady othera In center West Pac 1st 6a 4t Oreat Britain demand 111: cables 1 11 Western Un A 61 y blheJIW’t ?Tnce demand do 4 (4a 60 cables cable do A 60 lttlr demandi Wilson A Co A 41 i YearAgo cocoa ' ir":::::::::::: Hides lb Rubber lb Wheat bu Corn bu Hogs cwt Silver ot Steel scrap NEW 89 106 11 i J ioaw 36 99 101 103 NEW YORK May IS (AP)—Index of 15 staple commodity prices (December 31 1931 equals 100 1926 average equals 2306)' Wednesday 134 3 previous day 1336 week aso 138 6 year ago 1)53: 1934 high 140 4 1934 low 126 0 1933 high 148 9 1932 low 1933 low 1371 1932 high 1039 18 39tl00 A BA RAO S3 Vanadium A T 101' 110 111 97 66 21110 Heads 4Vis 07 A Rem Rand Stta 47 126 Title O A T United States i 1101 01 oTi aTi AskeJ Fee 4 Continental Corn Exchang - 1- one-hal- Commodity Index 79 3 A A Pass 4a 43 is (API—Following an the hid and asked quotation of New York 8 he lj Pip L Si 63 bank and trust company itocks traded Shell Un 61 49 w w on an over the counter basis Bierra A B F Pw 6a A hanks: Askea Bkelly Oil 648 39 Bid Bo Col Pow A 47 Bank Manhattan 30 01 II Boudo Pao 44a Chase National 27H 448 SI Commerelal 740 do 44s Or 77 Fifth Avenue 7960 im South Ry Con A 94 First National 347 1838 do sen A 68 National City 314 8 W Bell Tel Is 64 3154 Bt Oil N J A 44 31 Trust companies 61 Bt Oil N Y N Y N T WHAT THE STOCK MARKET DID Wed Tues of a point 293 Advances 532 Lake Shore Humble Oil Pittsburgh 210 8K Declines 151 92 Plate Glass Wright Hargreaves end Unchanged Safety Car Heating yielded fractions to around a point American Cyana-mi- d 654 705 — Total issues Alumnium Company of Amertal stock taxes and fof this reason ica Fisk Rubber and South Pennsylvarious financial institutions were vania Oil closed up one willing to forego Income The foreign section for the most part was dull The only feature here wasBid Asked unusually heavy trading in 7s whieh spurt- - Home Owner Loan 3 62 1(1071 41081 100 M 109 33 ed Vt points on transfers of 152 bonds pVm Mta’ik'i’:: 10128 flOl SO among which are included guaranteed obligations of the following Comfaniesi — ME July September Oc0b December ftMUC January — nNomlnat— 0 deb 61 36 do r 6s 011 1011 A NYC A HR 4 RKW YORK May puinntfaa mated only 132000 shares against 149000 yesterday Final quotations generally showed fractional changes Metals were a bit easier Oils were irregular Leading utilities showed no definite trend Electric Bond and Share 5 per cent on a nominal preferred soared 7 turnover but the more active common shares finished a shade lower American Gas and Electric was off National Surety Company American Horn NEW YORK May 18 (AP)-C- all money eady i per cent all day Time loans cent eady 60 dayi-- 6 months 561 per Prime commercial paper 1 Bankers’ acRediscount rate ceptances unchanged New York reserve bank 154 per cent sra Its 81 Implrt W — The 16 May b May 76 (AP)— Copper spot and futurea Blue Juiet electrolytic 6 50 Tin barely steady spot and near by and futures 5315 Iron firm unchanged Lead steady spot New York 4 25 East Bt Louis 4 10 Zinc quiet East St Louis spot and futures 436 - Antimony spot 9 00 40 40 31 NYC 1 YORK market closed narrowly irregular today in the dullest trading session this year Transfers approxi- (AP— Bar silver SILVER FUTURES NEW YORK May 18 (AP)— Silver futures 4fal5 higher: sales 5200000 26 SO 6 16 closed firm ounce! 112 Llsrett A M 5s 6i 10054 Loews Inc Ss 41 A Loulsla A Ark 6s 49 1047v Lott A N 64l 3003 v McKees" RoSTsttl 60L93 30 80 10254 "40 103 1025t Midvale Stl 6s 36 ‘ do Bklyn Trust Cen Hanover Chemical iArd Sugar Silver Cotton Rubber Uhe Pett&Morris Jnc STOCKS 67 63 634 A 54 64s N Y Bank Stocks' Dealer In All CommoditlM Wo also 5754 MSP A BSMarts 61 31 adj 6s 17 49 Mo Pao do 6a 77 F “dc sen 4s Mont Pw rfs A 41 Sug tab t r- ' iu 65 6454 19 4V4s OAK 448 Kans (7tk o 'new Curb (or with collateral guaranteed) YORK — 6254 Lae Gal UA‘l936°0k“m'' lilt A Ii 4s 102J COMMODITIES :' E ARE members of the Chicago Board of Trad and hive a commodity ticker direct to our offices enabling us to glva you Instant quotations and execution of orders 91 384 SS Local Securities Binkfii ) 1108 98 108 Amalgamated Bugar NN ioaoo 1935-19Conti Bk Bid 10000 Mutual Creamery A 19936 M00 RJ Pacific pfd Munalnsweer Murray Cora Nath Mot M 7954 Hu It YRy Inc A 46 N T Steam 6a 47 Xounsat 8h A T N T Tel 4 9i 39 Zonlte Prod Niagara Bh l 50 u 1 dv 09 pyx Tot“I 71 Pravloua Not m CoVuT” Mk mo 1107140 year ago 4601900 twn year ago 484270 January Nor Pao 9 2047 tv 1 to date 101106206 yea“ ago 149172275 two years aso 143402U0 N 4 46 Or R R ' Or 8h Uni 6a 44 Utah-ldah- Many Issues Metals Are Easy Real Estate Securities Guaranteed — V NEW N 26 fTsa BONDS - Mont Ward Mother Lode S‘I Motor JBrod 4X Motor Wheel it it kletftf rrf a Bro Mar Dept 8tra Mitntrra Fore McKeeaportT McKaaa A Rob do pfd Mensel intt &nX Field Math Alkali b Hh Jorrlarton J nit BU li 3“' Marine Mlifl" Xiao III few Xni Lowtf-W- Fractional Losses Noted in of 5k 85 104 K C Mem A 36 K O Pow A U 4 41 61 4l'J f r LoriiUrd t governments firm f Curb: Irregular metals lower exchanges: Steady Foreign gold currencies mark time firm wheat Cotton: Higher market higher cables Wall street buying Sugar: Steady Cuban buying Coffee: Quiet trade covering CHICAGO Wheat: Buoyant sensational crop damage Corn: Higher sympathy with wheat Cattle: Strong yearling s and lights 25c higher Hogs Active 5c to 10c higher top $380 REORGANIZATION LONDON May 16 (APt — Copper standard spot C73 14s futures 533 3s 6d Elcc- 104 £36 futures £36 5s Tin spot trotytlc 98 £232 10s: futures £228 17s d Lead spot 95 spot £10 17s 6d futgres £11 6s Zinc spot IMs £14 10s futures £14 17s Id 7754 'll IS 14 49 110H Amalgamatad Susar Consohdated W agon Utah Fir Clay Utah Gas A Coke lit pfd do pet pfd Utah OH Refining Uteh-ldaSugar --HH4I do pfd F A L 31 pfd $3 Utah do 17 pfd Utah Boutharn Oil it - I 95 do deb A 65 139 INDUSTRIALS Mack Macs R j C6 uletta Hi isSJ-t-Myr- aet' 4 10 no 6i 73 Int T A T ev do 44s 62 16 87 A 4hI Boston Stock List Amoekeeo A oecondn elcillSOfl ! S SS S7S Kareer J Kelvlnator Kennecott SOBTON Map It (AP)— Following era Kreexa 8 0 na aalea hlshlow and eloalnx price of Kraaa 8 H wka traded Wedneedar on tho Boa ton Krosar groa exriianne: Lllttblfi aawae Slf iHUhl Low ICloag n lever Am T A T Liquid Cr j 30 64 34 3ii 8 104 66 0h 104 RilSS Wti'il" n Johna-Ma- us TeUTTk Itllnola 1i J’ In' In In Jr Wrlsley three--tenth- silver easy May It (API-- Bar lower at 19d Bar sold down pence to I36s (U 8 equivalent 134 77 on basis of sterling opening at 1511) per cent Discount rates short Money 4i)15-i- S bills three monthbills 15-per cent 10354 10354 104 105 10654 10654 - Inf Ft Wrliht Aero Hudson Mot 4 1714 Hupp Mot att 11 Woolworth Worth F A M int expand thelrjeommitments Transfers totaled only $10738000 par value' against $11077000 yesterday and the average for 60 domestic s issues advanced corporate of a point to 85 7 The "list milled about In an Indecisive manner most of the day with only a few specialties attracting any attention The extreme dullness of stocks apparently was a retarding but there was little liquidation News of exceptional indeveloped terest to the market was meager Mild improvement was registered by the majority ol U S government securities although dealings here were also light The treasury issued $100000000 of three and bills at new record discount rates That some banks bid par for these bills was explained by the fact that bank reserves invested- - in treasury securities are exempt from state capi- LONDON 20V 30 Ill Btsel 4 '4s 40 Inland Bt 4va II B Int Cement 5s- 46 - ll 944 94 73 SS Settlement prices of metsli t Balt Lake amelters as quoted by the Amerleaa Smelting and Refining eompany are Silver Handy A Hannan New York foreign 44c domestic government 64c lead 42oc and s pound copper NEW YORK May lower at 44 easy 73 ICA0SlANO6s 63 A Chi Weetvaco l's Ilk 93 15 I CenIis Ill Walsreen Walworth Warner Plrti Weee O A S West Dairy A West Mary Weet Pao West Un Tel Olmbel Broe Ollddcn Co Ooid Dual Goodrich Cent Induat Rar Inier Rand Inaplrat Cop Int Bua Mach Int Cement Int Xarveat A Int Rydro-- B Ini Mick CsA As Vanadium - J3 864 A R 6s 67 do 414s 77 Real A Im Rubber do 1st pfd U B Smelt R iaj its Si" W1 Hud A Man rfg I 67 Hum OH A R 6s 37 U 8 Oypeum pfd U B Indus Aleo Hi T Goodyr 0 8 Beet do pfd UU1 P ALt -- Ot Nor Ry 7s 36 Un Carbide Un Oil CU Un Pao Unit Aircraft Unit Bla Unit Carbon United Oorp Unit Drug Unit Fruit Unit Oaa A In U S A For See IS Oen :W n Underwood-I- 10354 Oen Bak 5VS 40 Oen Stl Cast 5bs 43 Oen Thea Xa A 40 1 Goodrich 8 8 47 Transamertca Corp ttiina tXverel OAK 108 106 103 100 10754 1064 Dodte Bros A 40 Duque L 4 '4s 17 A Erie rf 9s 87 do It 6s 75 Imk-DAx Tlmk Roll B ir nA Qoodrear TAR Oraham Paisa Orant W T Ot No Ir Ora oti Ot No Rr Pfd Qt WaeSus !: Body ssattae Haree Pow eoeeee Heroulee Howe Bound w orporala Treat Corp pf A May St Brands "Ide-W- to Metals Money 106 Del A Hud rft 4a 43 D A R O West 6s 65 Det Ed 44s 81 D Texas Oorp Tex Oulf Sul TeX Pac L Tr a M'‘i£V Refrae a l Pao Thermoid g ' Studebaker Symlniton I 12103 10ll03 328(102 3 Colmbla O 5s 53 May Coml Inv Tr 94a 49 Con Oaa N T 515s 49 do 6s 57 tirm a 4 do 4141 51 Oonsum Pow 5s 63 Container Cor A 44 Crown Cork A 47 Crown Will 4s 61 Crown Bell A 40 Cub No Ry 64a 42 Stona A Web 44 11 103 2 101 43-- "k Btd O A B pfd Bid OH Cal Bid OH N J O-- Investment Trusts IS' Vi U Jun 3 re 61 6s - 48 U c Btewart-War- t r Oen 9 A Oen Mills Oen Mot 3'- So P R Bug Sou Cal Xd i 29 108 9 3f )S to dull trading Bonds: Irregular United States trading volume was still below normal as neither traders nor investors exhibited any pronounced inclination 55 6t NEW YORK Stocks: Irregular metals tag Trading Volume Remains Below Normal but Prices Improve 5s S' Simmon Bkelly Oil Snider Pack Stand 6 4 6 DULLEST DAY 6s 6s J Fran Sperry Spicer Splescl Bland u d 81 99 Berlin City El Berlin Cltr El Bolivia s 67 do 7s 51 Brazil 8s 41 6s Schulte Ret Seaboard Air pf Beara Rofb Seneca Cop Serve! Sharon Stl H Bhattuck F O Shell Union do pf 1! a I t RadnTkelth-- O Rem Rand Reo Mot Republic Btl Bou 101 311101 31 111 20 111 31 102 37 10330 107 2S 107 28 IS 104 13 '104 14 28 103 371103 28 1 8110318 103 IS 30 103 28 103 28 35 103 23 107 23 20 103 IS 103 17 28 101 25(101 28 31101211101 21 241100 181100 23 3 Glance- - BOND MART 636 781 NEW YORK May 16 WV-- A mod575 est late rally enabled bonds to close somewhat higher again today but the 6s o cvl pf Roula Ins S— — afeway Btrs t Jos Lead 38 83 4 10331 10328 10328 res 3'l Reyn Tob B 3? 74 8 :::::: do Mh 5ve British 655s 31 do 3VS 41 Buenos A 3d A 60 Oct 4 do 3‘s do 6s 61 sta 21 101 3 do 61 st do Prov lllOl 8 do 3'ta res Canada Is SO “do 3 91-125U00 Chile Mtg Bk (14s 01 StT BONDS CORPORATION Chile Ss do Ss 61 January (Sales In 11000 laiex HlshiLow IClose Colombia 6s 61 Oct 62 Denmark Estonia Rep 7a 67 4854 9 Allegheny 11 188 5V!183'183 41 French 7 "4 87 37 90 9 do S do 7 49 r 635 6254 Am A For P 5e 3030 Oer C As Bk Si SO Oct 98 98 Am Beet Bus 4 35 Oer C As Loin S'A 58 97 Am I O Chem I'hi 40 944 Oer Oov Inti S'S to Am Bmelt 5 47 1044 104 Oer Oovt 7 49 371 1065411044 4 Su Am U Ref Oer Oen El Ss 48 : 17110 Am T 4 T 8 Mi 43 ItalPub Util 7s 63 13 10854 do eol 9s 44 Italy 7s 61 107 44 9 do 43' 0541 64 Japan do 44 39 31084 Kreuger A T 6s 69 ctf 20 934 Arm Del Stes 43 82 Milan City 103 CVt 28 41V A T A S F 48 Mines Oer S'4s 69 651101 do 4x 09 Norway A 44 7il04 Atl Ret In 9a 37 do 6s 63 B 66 Orient Der 90 10 91 I A O rtf 6s 05 Peru 1st 6s 60 7854 67 79 do rft 9 09 SO 8 Is Poland 04 do cvt4ti-40-- — ' J7t 44 954 Prussia 654s 61 113 5113 Bell T Pa 9s 40 C 6s 47 Queensland 106 42 61 linos1 : Beth Stl rfg 81 Rhine Is West 100 4109 Bklyn Ed 69 52 E Rio de Jan 63 100 42 100 Bklyn M Tran 4a 44 52 Roma 10654 1 105V Bui Oen El 4ia 41 Dutch 4f 45 Royal 74 Sao Paulo St Is 40 101 5 107 Cal Pack 5s 40 Sax Pub Wkt 7s 45 106 67 4 106 438 an Nat Ry do Oita 61 8 an Nat Os 40 July ' 113 112 Barbs Cts Blov 7s 62 108 40 - 7 Can Nor Is 54 Sweden 915 40’ Can Pao 4 To El Pow Is 55 8154 do 4s perp Toklo City 5'j 61 III 40 62 4 to Oen Pae 9s Toklo El Lt 6s 53 3 94 do 1st A 49 61 A Un Stl Wk 63 Certaln-tee- d 71 6254 64s 48 r Total sales Wednesday 10738000 prevl 104 47 351105 Chesap Corp 6a 12 815 000 ous dsy til 077 000: week o 107 O A O sen 414s 03 1(107 di 10154 107 yexr aso 115012000 two rears ago 16663-00- 0 0 B A Q rfs 5i 71 A 103 Veu 63 101 Jxnuxry 1 to date SI 87906200 SllS3-30000do sen 4s 58 mo 81183124000 two years aso 49 0 46 4 74 Chic Ot West A 60 45 455k 0 M B P A P 5s 75 15 do adj 6s 2000 N W c 474s 49 Chl 23 C R I A F rfs 4s 34 8054 90 U Chile Cop 9s 47 100 Clnn Gas A K 4s 44 8? 8354 Radio do pfB 13 60 ‘i 4 called 414 do do do to 4 Purity Baklni SO 4th do 31 Procter A Gam Bocony-Va- 854 864 872 726 621 951 881 8 do So 4e Pllli Flour Preaaed Stl Car US 60 7 44-3- SCSI Phlllipa Pet aa J ' Rails Util Total 823 86 4 88 6 857 I Tree Phlla St 20 20 Markets at a CURB PASSES RALLY AIDS Ind 6s Penney JO do pf Penn R R Phelps Dodxe u - 20 thirty-aecood- a) 8 N Y Pub Svo N Pullman Pure OH (Copyright 1934£Uhdard Statistics Company ) Wednesday Prev day 821 857 886 NEW YORK May 1 AP— Following are Week ago 824 875 "89 Wednaaday’j high low and tlcrtdfi price 896 of bonda on the New York tock exenanae Month ago 831 and the total aalea of each bond 80 0 Year ago 686 Uh GOVERNMENT BONDS 75 5 2 years ago 568 (Dollara and 3 years ago 846 1000 100 8 I8ale In HOOP ) 83 9 90-- 0 90 6 Sles High Low ICIoac High 1934 72 8 74 1 77 2 7 28 103 371103 241103 31 Low 1934 Ub me 1 103 I 103 8 103 8 do 1st 4e 9 88 5 1933 7 do let 4 Mu 341044 1043 1104 4 High 1933 771 84 Low 7 583 570 74 1 do 1st 4Vu 11103 30 103 30 103 30 re High 1932 713 78 0 862 104 do 4th 41' 41043 104 Low ’J932532 474 70 9 do 4th 4VS 102 102 78 1025 clled (1926 average equals 100 ) re do 4lh 4U do Nat Biscuit Nat Caah Reg A Nat Dairy Pr Nat Dlattll Nat Pow A Lt Nat Ry Mex 1 Pf S10 Natl Stl N T Air Br N T Central N T Inveatora N Y N H Sc H tltt Coca-Co- la I equals 100) f"oa"F" Pas Ltx few car-lwr- Low 1933 High 1932 Low 1932 (1926 average 643 74 8 1137 96 9 611 43 9 1110 739 518 350 "1W Pas West Oil Packard Mot Para Publlx cl f 14 Park A Til 44V Park Utah 100 It Paths Kxchanst do A Patino Min IWaVpi ollli 850 418 580 423 235 72 3 398 351 132 1021 Ohio on Oliver Farm Otis Slav Otis Stl Owena-i- ll O! aM 1-- 2 664 739 689 765 673 785 741 856 879 703 1641 1138 Shlpblds Noranda Mlnea Am Avlat S Nor North Am 1 Northern Fee 1 Anaeonda Armour Del pfd In bonds and foreign exchange Arm 111 A tendency to coast along pending dedo B velopments was apparent in a steady f'::: tone in quotation Atl Refln Rising wheat prices attracted little Atlaa Pow do pfd notice in the apathetic stock market Auburn Auto Grains rose on unfavorable crop re- Arlai Corn B ports and drouth news seldom is in' Bald Loco terpreted bullishly in Wall Street £'ohU”’: even with the present heavy domestic Balt do pfd surplus of wheat from - previous Bamberger pfd Beldlnf-Hecrops Bendix Aylat Early firmness in itocks gave way Beit a Co Steel to a heavier tone later as the market Beth Alum found Itself unable to extend yes- Bohn orden terday's moderate recovery Prices Brine Mfs sagged listlessly toward the finish Bucrui-Erl- a ueb leaders as U S Steel Ameri- Budd Mfs Ad Mach can Can Pennsylvania General Elec- Burr Butte a fug tric General Motors Chrysler Standard Oil of New Jersey end Bethlehem Steel finishing fractionally to Calif Pack Callahan point lower Hecln Cal Declaration of the regular $223 Can p O Ala Pacific dividend on American Telephone and Can S Caea I Telegraph common failed to help the Cater Tract stock or the market generally It fin- Oelaneeo Cerro da Pas ished fractionally lower having ral- Certaln-tee- d Chea a Ohio lied earlier in the week Chei Corp Silver shares ran into selling U S Chl a m w Smelting end Refining yielded 8 points and American Smelting Cerro 81 de Pasco and Howt Sound closed hrreler Snore than a point lower Palm National Biscuit was shaken by' an loleata Ideate Palm Pf Pual a Iron unexpected cut In the quarterly divi- Jo) dend to 50 cents frojn 70 and dropped lolum mli Credit snore than I points to a new 1B34 irl Cr pfd B Jom flolr low On the strong (Ida of the list Oomwlth a Bo American Sugar Refining Hazel Oonioleum Ka Oon Oaa Atlas Glass Monsanto Chemical Con Con JOII tmental Can and Atlantic Refining Con Text a were outstanding but trading in them Son) Bale Can IWas small Com till Del Mixed business news labor unrest ion orn Prod and the drouth contributed to stagna- Crown' idler tion in the stock market Oruclble Steel Wall Street which has been hoping iJuban Am Bus B pfd special commission would be chosen Cuban AmPack to administer stock exchange control Oudahp 'urtla Pub urtlia Wright waa disappointed when President Curtlaa Wr A Roosevelt threw his weight behind the house provision to give the federal trade commission authority The Iron Age estimate that steel Operations had risen to 61 per cent of capacity a gain of 1 point over a week ago was overshadowed by Its comment that peak production probably had been reached and that buy- Srl HVaet 01 luraka ers had become cautious T 4$ Loadings of jomt important ®tr Piers last week showed aizabla losses IE11 H! roe tar Wheel The margin of gain in electric power Fox Film A production over 1033 was reduced to Freeport Tex 119 per cent compared with 137 Gen tt mnw cwui urn previous weeir es shown Gen in the weekly report of the Edison Oen Oen Electric Institute Oen WU1 90 Util Total 1170 1144 1101 1137 1050 543 903 938 - 3j S m 436 '437 449 501 375 years ago 1093 760 years ago High 1934 Low 1934 High 1933- a- 20 Wednesday 859 Prev day 868 Week ago 892 Month ago 970 732 Year ago 3 7 ‘18' Alik change this year while the market drifted In an atmosphere of uncer- on (Salea In Hundred) IslM Hlth Low V—AAdam Eta Air Redue - !i Jl stock transaction York stock cichanne Bottom Record New - Wew 20 50 lndYlaitr - -- Price Standard (Copyright StatiaUcs Company) - Bond Averages New York BONDS 1934 17 1931 Tailor 91 99 1U 120 South Mate - ' (:) U persons' desiring to make any objections with respect thereto are required to file with tht Clerk of Special Term Part H of said Court on or before June 11th 1934 definite and specific written objectioni thereto (3 J Copies of said Plan and Agreement of Reorganization may be obtained from theiSecretary of the Reorganization Manager! Edward M Thomas 6 South Calvert Street Baltimore Maryland or from the Assistant Secretary Charles H Chamberlin 120 Greenwich Street New York City This notice it given by the undersigned at the direction of said Supreme Court which bu aasumad supervision and jurisdiction of said Reorganization and of said Plan and Agreement Dated New York N Y May 10th 1934' HARVEY D GIBSON C PREVOST IOYCB a4 JOHN W HANNON — KijU-iy- un ’ ' Mmnw 4 ' |
