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BOND LIST TAKES
UNEVEN COURSE
Declines Shown by Most
Issues—Rails Begin
to Move Down.
Br th* Associated Press.
NEW YORK, March 29.—The bond
list showed spots of strength and
weakness today and the declines had
numerical superiority in the late trad
ing.
After holding up fairly well during
the forenoon rail Issues began to wear
down again under some increase in
offerings.
United States Governments were
dull, with small advances and losses
about balancing. Foreign issues
showed renewed weakness, but British
bonds were in exception.
Duquesne Light 4*2s suffered a
sudden drop of 2 points in connection
with rumors that the company was
considering their retirement through
refunding.
Washington Exchange
SALES.
Capital Transit Co.—4 at 203g.
AFTER CALL.
Washington Rwy. & Elec. pfd.—10 at
10334, 5 at 103%. 5 at 10334.
Potomac Electric 6% pfd —5 at 111.
BONDS.
Bid and Asked Prices.
PUBLIC UTILITY
' Bid. Asked.
Amer Tel. tc Tel 4%s. los .
Am. Tel. & Tel. Col. Tr. 5s.. 109 ....,
Anacostia A Pot. 5s. 82% 83%
Ana A Pot. Guar. 5s. 107 .
C A P. Tel ol Va 6s. 105
Capital Traction R. R. 5s. 98 100
City Suburban 5s. 81 .
Georgetown Gas 1st 6s..... Ill .
Pot. Elec. Pow Cons. 5s ... 104 .
Potomac Elec, tis . 109% .
Wash. Gas 5s 1958. 104 ....
Washineton Gas 5s I960... 115 .
Wash. Gas 6s. series B . .. 104 .
Wash. Rwy. A Elec. 4s. 102% •••••
MISCELLANEOUS.
Barber A Ross. Inc.. 6%s... 35 .
Chevy Chase Club 5'is... 103 .
Col Country Club 5%s. . 102 .
D C. Paper Mfg Os. 16 .
W. M. Cold Storage 5s.. . 95 .
STOCKS
PUBLIC UTILITY.
Amer. Tel. A Tel. (9).*101% .
Capital Transit Co. (1) ... 20 2L
N A W. Steamboat (6). 81
Pot. Elec. Pow 6% pfd.... 110 .....
Po. El. pw. 512r‘r pf. 15.50) 114% 115%
Wash. Gas Lt. Co. i3.60>.. 57 .
Wash. Ry. A Elec. Co (12). 290
Wash. Ry. A El. pfd. (5>... 103 105
NATIONAL BANK
Capital (4). 92 .....
Liberty (3>. 80 100
Lincoln <5>. 176 210
Riggs 18). 210 .
Riggs pfd (5). 110 .
Washington (6). 100 .
TRUST COMPANY.
Amer. Sec. A Tr. Co. (8>...*195 205
National Savings A Trust.. 100 .....
Wash. Loan A Tr. (8). 105 206
SAVINGS BANK
Com A Savings 16).150 .
FIRE INSURANCE.
American il2). 175 .....
Corcoran (2.50». 90 .
Firemens (1.601. 2« .
National Union (.60). 10 .
TITLE INSURANCE
Columbia (.30). 4% .
Beal Estate (61. 8< •••••
MISCELLANEOUS.
Carpel Corp. (1). 16 .
D. C. Paper Mfg Pfd . . . 1 .
Em Bromo-Selz. “A” (1.60) 14% .
Lanston Monotype (4). 50 .....
Mergenthaler Linotype. 30 30%
Peoples Drug St. pfd. 16.501. 112 •••,■.;
Real Est. M. A G. pfd. (.20) 2% 3%
Security Storage (5). 93 .
Ter. Ref. A Wh. Corp. (3).. 40 .
Wdwd. A Loth. com. (1.20) *32 ....
Wdwd. A- Loth. pfd. (7)...*112 .
•Ex. dividend.
INVESTMENT TRUSTS
NEW YORK. March 29 i4».— New York
Security Dealers' Association:
iNoon quotations.)
Bid. Asked.
Admin Fund w w. 13.31 . ...
Am Bankstocks. 80 99
Am Business Shrs. 80 .89
Bullock Fund. 10% 11%
Cumulative Tt Sh.t 43 ....
Corporate Trust. l.,<8 ....
Corporate Trust A A.. l.<4 ....
Corp Tr A A mod.. . 1.99 -1
Corp Tr Accum Ser...... 1./4 ..
Corp Tr Accum Ser mod... 1.99 -.}
Depos Bk Sh N Y 'A",... 1.93 2.15
Drpos Ins Shrs "A . 3.4- 3.80
Diversified Tr C . 2.6$ 2.95
Dividend Shrs. l lo 1-7
Five Year Fixed Tr. 3.10 -
•Fixed Trust Sh A. 7.0o -
Fixed Trust Sh B. 5.96 ....
Fund Investors Inc . 1 <8 1 • "
Fund Tr Shrs A. 3% 4%
Fund Tr Shrs B . 3% • ■ • •
Incorp Investors. In 38 lb.oJ
Inv Tr N Y Coll A”. - 4 . .
Investors Fund of Am Inc.. .81 89
Mass Invest Tr. .. 18.24 19 83
Mutual Invest. -9- 1.00
Nation Wide Sec vtc. 1 02 1 13
North8AmrBondi Tr Ctfs84% 88%
Nor Am Tr Shares. }.69 ...
Nor Am Tr Sh 1956. ■-•*)* ....
Nor Am Tr Sh 1956. 2.03 ....
Nor Am Tr Sh 1958. 2.05 ...
Plymouth fund A. ;8 87
Quarterly Inc Shrs. 116 1-8
Selected Am Sh. . -09 ....
Selected Am Sh Inc. 1.03 1.14
Selected Cumul Sh . 5.87 ....
.Selected Income Sh. 3.03 3.50
Spencer Trask Fund. 13.04 13.86
Stand Am Tr Shrs. 2% -%
Stand Util Inc. 34 .37
Saner of Am Tr A . -.<7 ....
Super Of Am Tr AA. 1.94 ....
Super of Am Tr B. -.9- ....
Super of Am Tr BB. 1 96 ...
Super of Am Tr C. 4.96 ....
Super of Am Tr D. 4.97 —
Supervised Shrs... . 1.15 1.-6
Trust Fund Shrs. . .. 3 ■* *
Trusteed Industry Shrs.... 1.03 1.14
Trusteed N Y Bk Shrs. 1.1* 1 *9
Trusteed Am Bk "B ... .. -81 -90
FEDERAL LAND BANKS
NEW YORK March 29 m.—Federal
land Bank bonds.
'Quotations as of 2 o'dlock.)
Bid. Asked.
6s May A- Nov 1941-31. . 101 101%
4%8 Jan 1956-38 . 103 103%
4%s Jan 1955-35 . 101% 101%
4%s J & J 1953-33. 101% 101%
4%s Jan 1943-33 . 101% 102%
4%s May 1942-32 . 101% 102%
4 %S Nov 1958-38 . 104% 105%
4%a May 1957-37 . 104% 104%
4%S Jan 1957-37 . 104% 104%
4%s July 1956-36 . 103% 104%
4s May 1958-38 . 104 104%
4s Nov 1957-37 . 104 104%
4s July 1946-44 . 106% 107V.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO. March 29 (A*» (D. 8. Depart
ment of Agriculture i.—Hogs. 9,000. In
cluding 4.000 direct: slow, steady to 1(
higher than Thursday; light up most
180-350 pounds, 8.90a9.10; top. 9.10:
140-180 pounds. 8.25a9.00: pigs. 7.2oi
8.25: packing sows. 8.25a3o: light light
good and choice. 140-160 pounds. 8.15*75
light weight. 160-200 pounda, 8.50*9.10
medium weight. 200-250 pounds. 9.00*10
heavy weight. 250-350 pounds. 8.90*9.10
packing sows, medium and good. 275-55'
pounds. 7.60*8.40: pigs, good and choice
100-140 pounds, 7.25*8.40.
Cattle. 2.000; calves. 500; all kllllni
classes steady to strong: comparative!]
few steers here; best medium weights
11 50: strong weight cutter cows. 4.50
best sausage bulls. 5.65: selected vealers
9 00: odd head. 9.25 and 9.50. Slaughtei
cattle and vealers—Steers, good ant
choice, 550-900 pounds. 9.75*13.50; 900
1.100 pounds. 10.25*14.00; 1.100-1.301
pounds. 10.60*14.20; 1.300*1.500 pounda
9 27al4.20: common and medium. 650
1.300 pounds. 0.OOalO.76: heifer*, toot
and choice. 500-760 pounds. 9.50*11.75
common and medium. 6.26a9.50; cows
good. 6.75*9.25; common and medium
4 25*6.75; low cutter and cutter. 3.00i
4 50; bulls (yearlings excluded). goo(
(beef). 5.50a7.00: cutter, common an'
medium. 4.OOa5.05; vealers. good am
choice. 7.00a9.00; medium. 6.00a7.00
cull and common. 4.00a6.00. Stocker am
feeder cattle—Steers good and choice
600-1.060 pounds. 6.50a8.75; commoi
anri medium 5.25*6.75.
Sheep. 12.000: fat Iambi opening ae
five, fully steady to strong; gome aikhu
higher: good to choice, wooled lambs
8.15826. rather freely: few to shippers
8.35. with other choice lambs held higher
sheep and feeding lambs, little changed
wooled native ewes. 4.00go.00. Slaughte
sheep and lambs: Lambs, 90 pounds down
good and choice. 7.50*8.36; common am
medium. 6.50a7.68; 90-98 pounds. goo<
and choice. 7 35*8.36; ewes. #0-15<
pounds, good and choice. 4.00*5.50: al
weights, common and medium. 3.00*4.60
feeding lambs. 50-75 pounds, good am
choice, 6.25*7.00
Official estimated receipts tomorrow
Cattle, 400; hog*. 6,000; sheep. 4.000.
National Refining Co. 1934 deflei
was *1,164,919 vs. deficit *340,8*5.
h i
BONDS ON NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
By private wire direct to The Star.
L I B E R T Y.
Hlfb. Lew. 2:65.
tu. 1932-47. 101 U 101 IS 10113
let ev 414* 32-47. 10117 10116 10117
4th 444s 1988-88.. 10224 102 24 10224
4th 4Us 18-26
Sd caHed.. 100 6 100 5 100 5
TREASURY.
2T»s 1955-60. 101 5 101 2 101 5
10 1946-48. 103 10 103 9 10310
ta 1961-66... 10312 103 7 10310
844 1946-49. 104 9 104 5 104 5
SUS 1949 *1. 104 6 104 6 104 6
SUB 1941.10717 10717 10717
SUa 1944-46. 105 7 106 3 105 R
3 44a 1941-45 Mar. 107 7 107 4 107 7
3448 1943-47. 10619 10619 10619
4B 1944-64.Ill 4 111 111 4
4 Us-3 Us 1942-45 105 9 105 R 105 9
444s 1947-62. 11520 11520 11520
FEDERAL FARM MORTGAGE.
3s 1947.'.... 10126 10124 10126
| 8a 1949. 10120 10120 10120
HOME OWNERS’ LOAN.
2 44a 1939-49. 100 5 100 2 100 4
3s 1952. 101 20 10116 101 20
4s 1951. 101 10030 10030
FOREIGN BONDS.
Hlth. Low 2:55.
Abltlbl PiftPw 6s’68. 30 2914 30
Aar Mts Bk Col 6s
'46 April cou on 22 22 22
Akershua 6a‘63. 90>, SOU 90!,
Antioqula 7s*45 A... 74* 7*4 744
Antioqula 7s'45 B.... 74* 7<8. 744
Antioqula 7s ’45 C.... 744 744 744
Argentine 644s '62... 864* 864. 8644
Argentine 6s‘67 A... 9314 93>» 9314
Argentine 6s‘68 B... 9214 92U 924.
Argentine 6s ‘69 June 93 93 93
Argentine 6s‘59 Oct. 93 93 93
Argentine 6s‘60 May. 93 9274 93
Argentina 6s ‘6# Sept. 9314 93 93
Argentine 6s ‘61 Febr 93 927» 9214
Argentine 6s‘61 May. 93 93 93
Australia 444a‘66.... 93 92'4 921.
Australis 6s ‘55. 99 98U 98*4
Australia Es‘57. 99 98t» 981*
Aastrtan 7s’43 gtd... 101 101 101
Austrian 7s‘67. 84 81 81
Batavia Petm 4*4s'42 10.8% 103% 103%
| Belgium 6s’55. 99 97% 98%
Belgium 6*4s'49. 98% 95% 97
j Belgium 7s'55. 106% 104% 106%
Belgium 7s '56.101% 100 101
Berlin 6s'5S. 30% 30% 30%
Berlin Elec 6s'55.... 32 32 32
Berlin 6%s'50. 31 31 31
Bolivia 7s'69. 4 4 4
Bolivia 8s'47.. 5% 5% 5%
Brazil 6%a'26-57.... 26% 25% 25%
Brazil 6%s'27-67.... 26% 25% 26%
Brazil 7s'52. 25% 25% 25%
Brisbane 5s'57. 89% 89% 89%
Brisbane 6s'50. 98% 98 98%
Buenos A 6s‘61 Pv... 67 67 67
Buenos A 6s'61 st Pv 55 55 55
Buenos A 6%s’61stPv 54% 54% 54%
Bulgaria 7s '67
July coupon off.. 16% 16% 16%
Bulgaria 7*4s '68
May coupon off.. 17% 17% 17%
Caldas 7*4s '46. 9 8% 9
Canada 4a'60.10h% 106% 106%
Canada 4%s'36. 103% 103% 103%
Canada 6s'62.112 112 112
Cauca Valley 7%s'46 8% 8% 8%
Chile 6s'60. 11% 11 11%
Chile 6s '61 Jan. 11% 11 11%
Chile 6s '61 Febr. 11% 10% 11%
Chile 6s’61 Sept. 11% 11 11%
Chile 6s '63. 11 11 11
Chile Mtg Bk 6%s '61 11% 11% 11%
Chilean Mtg L 7s '60. 10 10 10
Cologne 6%s'50.,... 32% 31% 31%
Colombia 6s’61 Jan.. 25% 25% 25%
Colombia 6s'61 Oct.. 26% 25% 25%
Col Mtg Bk 6%s '47.. 18 18 18
Copenhagen 4%s '63. 83% 83% m3%
Copenhagen 5s '62 ... 87% 87% 87%
Cuba 5%s ‘46. 25% 25% 25%
Cund'amarca 6%s'59 9% 9% 9%
Czechoslovakia 8s'51 98 98 98
Czechoslovakia 8s’52 96 95% 95%
Denmark 4 %s‘62.... 86% 85% 85%
Denmark 5%s'55- 97% 96% 97%
Denmark 6s'42. 100% 99% 99%
Deu Bk 6s'35 ct stpd. 62% 62% 62%
Elec Pow Ger 6*48-50 38 38 38
Else Pow Ger 6 %s '53 38 38 38
Estonia 7s’67. 95 95 95
Flat deb 7s 46. 90 90 90
Finland 6s'45. 106% 106% 106%
Finland 6%a‘56. 102 102 102
Finnish 6%s'54 A.... 99% 99% 99%
Frankfort 6*48 '53... 28 27 27
French Gov 7 s'49- 176% 176% 176%
French Gov 7 *4s'41.. 168% 168% 168%
Gelsenkirchen 6s'34. 58 68 58
Ger C Bk A 6s '60July 32% 32% 32%
Ger C Bk A 6s'60Oct. 34 32V, 33
t GerC Bk A 7s'50_ 40 40 40
Ger Prov & City Bk
con Ag 6%s '58.. 39% 38% 38%
GerGen El 6s'48- 45 44% 44%
Ger Gov **4s 'M..... 28% 27% 27%
Great Br & lr 4s'»0.. 111% Ills 111%
Great Br & Ir 5%s'37 115% 115 115%
Grt C El Jap 6*4s'50. 81% 81% 81%
Grt C El Jap 7a '44 . . . 88% 88% 88%
Haiti 6s'52. 84 83% 84
Hansa SS 6s'39 ww .. 41 41 41
Helsingfors 6He '60. 102% 102% 102%
Hungary 7*4s'44_ 37 37 37
llseder Steel 6s'48... 3914 39% 39%
Italy 7s'61. 82 81% 81%
Ital Crd P W 7s '47 B. 76 76 76
ItalPUCrd 7s'62... 64% 64% 64%
Japan 6*4s’65. 80 80 80
Japan 6*4S’54. 92% 92% 92%
Karstadt 6s *43 cfs... 30% 30% 30%
Kreu&Toll 5s'59A cfa 30% 30% 30%
Mex 4s’10-45 asst s.. 4% 4% 4%
Milan 6*4S'52. 69 68% 68%
New So Wales 6s'57. 97% 97% 97%
New So Wales 6s '58. 97% 97% 97%
Nord Kys 6 Vis '50.... 166% 163% 163%
Nor Ger Lid 6s '47 ... 72% 72% 72%
Nor Ger Did 6s’47 new 51 51 51
Norway 6s'63. 100% 100% 100%
Norway 6*48 65. 101% 100% 101%
Norway 6s'48. 104% 104% 104%
Norway 6s‘44. 104% 104% 104%
Norway 6s‘52. 102 101% 102
Norw Hy El 6*4 s *57. 90% 89 89
Oriental Dev 6Vjs '51. 774 774 774
Oriental Dev Cs'61... 824 824 824
Oslo G A E Sa '6*. 994 994 994
Paullsta Ry 7a 42.... 90 90 90
Peru 5a CO. 74 74 74
Peru Ca'Cl. 74 74 74
Peru 7s'59. 134 134 124
Poland Cs 40. 744 744 744
Poland Ts 47.115 112 112
Poland Cs '60. 85 83 83
Prussia Cs '57. 29 29 29
Prussia CHs*61. 29 29 29
Queensland 6a 47 ... 1034 1034 103H
W uses land 7a 41 1064 106V; 1064
Rhinelbe Un 7s 46... 364 364 364
Rhine W El P 6s'52.. 394 394 394
Rhine W El P 6s‘65.. 40 40 40
Rio de Jan CHs '63
Aut coupon off.. 164 164 164
Rio Gr do Sul Cs ‘6C
June coupon off.. 174 174 174
Rio Gr do Sul 7e 'CC
May coupon off.. 17 164 17
Rio Gr do Sul 7s‘67
June coupon off. 17 17 17
Rome <4s ’62. 7214 714 724
Rotterdam 6s ‘64. 1204 1204 120H
Kou mania 7a'69
Aug coupon off.. 31 31 .31
Sao Paulo St 7a 4C... 86 854 86
Sao Paulo St 8s ‘36
July coupon off. . 27 27 27
Saxon Pb W CHs'61. 334 334 334
8erbs Ss ‘S3 unm c on. 304 304 304
; Siemens A H 6Hs‘51. 434 434 434
> Siemens A H 7s‘36... 614 614 614
; SUesla Prov 7s‘68... 674 67 674
1 Taiwan El 6Ha‘71... 81 81 81
: Toklo 6Ha'Cl. 774 774 774
Toklo El Dt Cs‘C8.... 774 77% 774
' Ojlgawa EPfa'46... 90 894 90
; On Stl Wk 6H«‘C1 A. *64 *64 364
Unit SS Copen Cs‘37 . 994 994 994
. UnStl Wk IHa'Ct A. 83 33 38
, Unterelb PILCi*63 39 39 39
I Uruguay Cs '64 . 84H 844 344
Warsaw 7s‘SS. 65 63 63
. Weatphal El P 6a ‘63. 364 364 364
Yokohama Ss‘Cl. 824 824 824
DOMESTIC BONDS.
: Adams Exp 4s‘48.... 894 89H 894
Abr A Straus CHs *43 1064 1064 1054
I
Hllh. Low 2:55
Ala Grt Sou 4s ’45- 101 10014 101
Ala Grt Sou con 5s’43 . 107*4 107*4 107*4
Alb Per W P«»4»... 41*4 4014 40’,
Alice Corp 6a'44. €614 65U 65*4
Alleg Coro 6s "49. .... 5.3 5214 52'i
Alleg Corp 6s "60... .. 13>4 13 1314
Alice Corp 6e‘60 ctife 13Vi 1314 13'a
Alleg Corp 5s'50 stp. 9 8 814
Allis Chaim 6s It- 101 10014 10014
Am A For Pw 6s 2010 57 6614 57
Am ica cv 6s '51. 81 80*. 80*4
Am 1 O Ch 6Hs'49... 105V4 105'n 10514
Am Mach & F 6s'39.. 103 103 103
Am Moll M 6s'3* .... 104*4 104 104
AmTAT414s'39... 101*. 107*4 101*.
Am TAT Cl tr 6s 46. . 109*4 109*. 109*.
Am T A T deb 6s 60.. 1121* 112'* Ill'll
Am Tel&Tel os'60 rg. 111*4 111*4 111*.
Ami A 1 deb 6s 65.. 112*4 112'4 112*.
Am T A T 6He'43... 11314 113 113
Am Wat Wks 6s '44. „ 9114 »1 9114
Am Wet Wlca«s'75.. 7214 72 72U
Am Writ Pap6s'47.. 21 2014 201.
Anglo-Ch Nitr7e'45.. 8*4 8*. 8*4
Ann A 1st ex In 4s'95. 64 54 54
ArmourA Co «He‘39. 103*4 103*. 10314
Arm of Del 6*4a *43.. 105*4 105 105U.
AT AS Fe 4s ’60..... 102*4 102*4 102*.
A TAS Feed 4a‘96 st. 103*, 103\ 103*4
A TAS Fa gn 4s ‘96... 108*. 107*4 108V«
A TAS Fa 4*4s 43_105'4 10514 105'.
A TASFRMt div4s'65 103'* 103 10314
Atl ACh A L4%S,44. 103’, 103’i 103’4
All Coast L 1st 4s '62. 95*, 95 97
Atl C L. un 4*4s '64... 79 79 79
AtlantlcAD 1st 4 s ‘43. 32 30 30
All G & W I 6a ’69_ 40 39 39
Atl Refln deb 6s'37.. 108 10714 10114
Atl A Fad 4s'49. 39 39 39
Baldwin Loco 9a '40.. 99% 99% 99*.
B*U lat 49 41. 91 96>* 90%
B & O 4 4a 60. 394 384 394
B A O lat 6a ‘48. 1034 1024 1024
B A O ref 6a '96 A.... 65 64% 54%
B AO 6a'96 P. 63 624 63
BA O ref 6a 2000 D.. 624 62!, 624
B A O ret 6s 9SC.... 63 4 634 634
B A O Swn 6s 60. 88 88 8s
Bang A Aroos 4s '61.. 106 105 105
Beech Crk 4s’36 gtd. 101 101 101
Ball T of Pa 6a 4* B. 117% 117% 117*.
Bell T of Pa 6a 60 C.. 122 122 122
Beneficial L 6s 46.... 110 110 110
Beth Stl p m 6s 36... 1034 103% 103%
Beth Stl rfdb 6a'42.. 107 106 107
Bos A Me 6s'55. 604 604 604
Bos A Me 6s'67. 59% 594 59%
Bos A N Y A C 4S '65. 29 2R*. 28%
Bot Con M 6 4s'34... 6% 6!. 6%
Bklyn Edis 5s'49 A.. 110 1094 1094
Brooklyn Queens
C A S 1st 5s'41 ftp. 68% 68% 68%
Bklyn Queens CAS
con 5s "41 stpd. .. 62 62 62
Bklyn M T 6s 68 A... 1074 106 106
Bklvn Un El 6s'50... 106 106 106
Buff BAP con 4 4»'67 53 524 524
Bush Term cn 5a'65.. 424 424 424
Buah T Bldgs 5s '60.. 584 58!, 584
Calif GAE ref Ss '37.. 1084 1084 1084
Calif Packing 6s *40.. 104 1034 1034
Calif Pet db 5 4a'38.. 103 103 103
Can'dian NtK 44s'51 1114 1114 1114
Can'dian Nt B 440*66 112% 112% 112%
Candtan Nt R 4 4s'67 109% 109% 109%
Can'dian Nt H 4 4s <1 1044 1044 1044
Caa'itan Ry 4%s'55. 1144 1144 1144
Can'dian Nt6s'690ct. 116% 116% 116%
Can'dian Nr db64s'46 122% 122% 122%
Can’dian Pc dbtaperp 824 824 82%
Can'dian Pc 44s'46.. 1004 1004 1004
Can'dian Pc 44»'«<>• 964 964 864
Can'dian Pc 5s‘44 cfs 112 112 112
Can'dian Po 6s'64... 102 101%10l%
Cent of Ga 5s'69 C... 7 7 7
Cent of Ga con 6s '45. 14 14 14
Cent of Garf 5 4a'59 7 7 7
Cent Hud GAE 5s '57. 108% 1084 1084
Cent 111 E&G 6s'61.. 834 83 83
Cent N Eng 4s 61.... 50% 50 50
Cent of N J gen 5s '87 102 101% 102
Cent Pac 1st rf 4s 49. 984 974 974
Cent Pae 5s'6t>. 714 714 714
Cent PTh Sh L 4s '54 98 98 98
Cert'd deb5Hs 48... 69 684 69
Chesap Cp cv cl 5s'44 102% 102',, 1024
C A O gen 4 4* 92.... 117% 1174 117!.,
CA044S 93 A. 1094 1094 1094
CA044s 95 B. 1094 108% 1094
C A O con 6s ’39.. 113 1124 113
Chi A Alt ref 3s'49... 354 354 354
Chi B A Q gan 4a '61.. 1074 107% 107%
Cht B A Q 4 4a '77.... 107 107 107
Chi B A Q ref 6a '71.. 1094 109% 1094
Chi BAQldlT24»'<9 105 105 105
Chi BAQ1 dlT 4s '49.. 108% 108% 108%
Cht A E 111 6s '61. 64 64 64
Chi G L A C 6a '37.... 105 105 105
Cht Grt W 4a'69...... 20 19% 19%
Chi IndASo 4s *56- 87 864 87
CMAStP gn 3 4s'89 B. 35 35 35
CMAStP 4S'69. 374 354 374
CMAStP gn44»,*»c 37 36 37
CMAStP 44a '89 E... 384 364 384
CMStPAP6a'76... 104 9% 10
CMStPAP adj 6s 2000 34 2% 24
Chi A NW gn 8 4 * 67 304 S0V4 30%
Chi A NW gn 4s'67... 344 34 34
Chi ANW 4Hs 2037.. 154 15 154
Chi A NW 44* 2037C 154 15 15
Cht A NW 4%s'49... 10% 9% 10
Chi ANW 4%s’87... 36 36 36
Cht A NW gn 6s'87... 374 36% 374
Chi ANW rf 6s 2037. 17 164 164
CANWNrW«4»3« 35 444 45
Chi Rys lat 5s '27.... 684 684 684
CR 1 A P rf 4*'34.... 10% 104 104
C R 1 A P 44s'62.... 114 114 114
C R 1 A P gn 4s 'It... 33% 334 334
C T H A 3 1st 6a '60... 28% 28 28%
CTH A Sine 6s*60.. 154 15 15
Chi Un Sta «4«'«3 A. 108% 1084 1084
Chi UnSta 6a'44. 107% 107% 107%
Chi Un Sta 6s ’63 B... 1084 108V, 1084
Chi Un Sta 64* '62 C. 111% 111% 111%
Chi A W Icon 4s *52.. 964 95% 95%
Chi A W 1 64s'62... 104 103% 103%
CAW1 1st rf 64«'62 C 103% 103% 103%
Chile Cop deb 6*'47.. 864 86 864
Cln Gas El 4s '82 A... 106% 106% 106%
Cln Un Tar 6a'67 C.. 1134 113 113
Cin Un Tar 5s 2020... 1124 112 112
CCCASti. rf 44a'77E. 614 60 604
CCCAStL. rf 6a ’41 C.. 964 96 96
Cits UnTer 44a'37. 81% 81 81%
Clav Un Tar 6a '72 B. 87% 87 4 874
CUT U Tar 64a'72 A 954 95 95
Colo lndel tr6a‘24... 22% 224 224
Col A So rf 44a ‘*6* »9H 984 99
ColASou 44a’20asst 56 56 56
Columbia GAE deb
Sa'62 April. 794 794 794
Columbia GAB
6s‘62 May. 79% 784 79%
Columbia GAE 6a'61. 784 77% 784
Col RP5 1st 44* '67 105% 105% 105%
Col R P L54a'42... 1114 1114 1114
Com Inv Tr 64a’69.- H2 112 112
Con Coal Md 68*60 efa 374 374 374
Con Gaa N X «4« '61. 1044 104 104
Con Gaa N X 6a '67... 1054 1054 1054
Con G N T db 1064 106 1064
Conaumera Pwr 6a '62 108% 1084 1084
Container dab 6a *42.. 86% 86% 86%
Container 6s *46...... 1034 1034 1034
Crown C A S ts '47 . . . 1064 106% 106%
Crown Zell 6s'40 ww. 994 994 994
Cuba R R 1st 6a‘62... 33% 33 33
Cuba RR 6s '36. 28 28 28
Cuba Nor RR 64*'42 43% 434 434
Cuban Can# P ts ’50.. 4 4 4
Cumb T A T 6s ’27... 106% 106% 106%
Del A Hud ref 4* *43. 75% 74% 74%
Den G A E 5s ’61.106% 106% 106%
Dan A R Gen 4a'36.. 28% 234 234
Dan AROWIa *66.. 6% 64 6%
Den A ROW 68*66 asst. 6 5% 6%
DanARGrf 6s'71... 12 12 12
Dat Edison 4 4* *1 D 1104 109% 109%
Dat Edison rf 6s '69.. 107% 107 107
Dat Edison 6a *61.... 109% 109% 109%
Dat Edison rf 6a'65.. 109 109 109
Dodg* i*OT db fa '40. 105% 105% 105%
Dual! Lt lat 44s ‘67. 105% 1054 1054
Bast Cuba 8 7^*87. 7% 74 7%
Elgin J A E 5s'41.... 106% 106% 106%
Erie 4s’96 . 984 984 984
Erl* gan 6a’96.. 724 724 724
Erl# rf 6s ’67........ 634 68 534
Htsh. Low. 2:68
Erl* rf 6s *75. 63 524 624
Eris & Jersey 6s '55.. 117 117 117
Fed L.t A Tr 1nt 6s '41 864 8S4 864
Fed Lt & Tr 6s'54 B . . 73 73 73
FIs EC fly 6s 74.... 104 10 10
Fit EC Rv 6s'74 cfs. 84 84 84
Fran Sug 7 %a'42.... 284 284 284
Gen Cable 6H* 47... 884 884 884
GenPubSvc6H*'3#. 91 91 91
Gen Steel C6Hs 49.. 63 63 63
Gen Thea Ea 6s 40... 64 64 64
Gen Th Eq 6s 40 cfs. 64 64 64
Goodrich 6s‘45. 96V* 95 954
Goody’r T A R 6s '67. 104** 1044 104*.
Gould Coup 6s 40.... 18 17 17
Gr Tr’k of Can 6s '36. 1064 1064 1064
GrTr'k of Can 7a 40.. 105'* 1054 1054
Gt N H ref 4Ha41 A. 974 97 97
Gt N R gen 4Hs‘7« D 654 644 644
Gt N R gen 4Hs'77 E 654 65 65
GtN R gen 6s'72 C... 714 704 704
GtNR6Hs‘62B.... 774 77 774
GtN R gen 7s '28 A... >44 834 84
Gulf SUStl6Hs42.. 92 92 92
Har Ry-P C 1st 4s'64 91 904 904
HoustonB&T lst»s'37 1014 1014 1014
Hudson Caal 5s 63... 36 354 36
Hud Co G 1st 58'49... 118 118 118
Hud & Man Inc 6s'67. 34 324 324
Hud A Man ref 6s '67. 874 86 86
111 Bell Tel 6s'66.... 1094 1094 1094
111 Cent 1st 3HS '51.. 994 994 994
111 Cant 4 4s'66. 444 434 43**
111 Cent Lou 3Hs'53. 90 90 90
I CC& St L NO 6s'63. 544 534 624
Inland Stl 4H«'7> A. 1044 1044 1044
Inlaid Stl 4Hs'll B.. 104 104 104
lnt K T 1st rf Sa'66.. 884 874 884
Int RT 6s '32. 54 534 634
Int R T 6s '32 ctfs_ 63 524 524
Int RT 7s'32 . 874 864 864
lntRT7s'32 ctfs.... 864 864 864
Int Ag col 5s‘42 stp.. 96 95** 95*.
lnt Cement 6s'46.... 984 974 984
lnt Gt Nor 6s'52 A... 26S 264 264
lnt G N ad) 6s '62 A. .• 6 54 54
Int Hydro El 6s'44... 33'i 324 32*.
Int filer Mar 6s'41... 644 544 544
lnt Pap 1st 5s 47 A.. 62 62 62
Int R of CA 6H»'47.. 734 734 734
Int T & T cv 4 4a '39. 63** 624 624
lnt Tel A Tal 4 4a '63 54 53*, 64
lnt Tel & Tel 5s '66... 604 59*« 60
Inv Equity 5s 47 A.. 1014 1014 1014
Iowa Cent 5s 31 ctfs. 74 7 7
KanCF&M rf4s'36cfs 314 314 314
KanCP&L4Hs 61. 1134 1134 1134
Kan C Sou rf In 6s'SO 60 67 67
Kan C Ter 1st 4s '60.. 1064 1064 1064
Kan G & E 4Hs'80... 102*. 1024 102*.
Kelly Spr Tire 6a'42. 454 45 45
Kendall 6Ha'46 ww. 1024 1*2 102
Kings County El & Pw
5s '37. 1084 1084 1084
Kings County Elev
4s 49. 99 984 984 j
Kresg* Founds 6a ‘36 1034 1034 103V* !
Lack Stl 1st 6a ’60 A. 1064 1064 1064
Laclede Gas 5»'39... 100 100 100
Laclade U 6 Ha'&> C.. 604 60 60
LE& Wn 1st 6s *7... 102 102 102
Lake S&M So 3Hs'97. 99V, 994 994
Lautaro Nltr 6s 64... 74 74 74
Leh Val Coal 6s’44... 9IV* 91 914
Leh Val Coal 5s'54... 6H 68 68
L V Pa con 4a 2003... 32 314 314
Loew'a 6s ’41. 1044 1044 1044
Lorrillard 7s’44.. 127 1264 127
Lou G & E 5s *52 A... 1114 1114 1114
Lou & Jeff Bid 4s '45. 1034 1034 1034
L& N unlf 4S '40. 1064 1064 1064
L&N 44s 2002 C.... 994 994 994
L & N 5s 2003 B.105V* 105 105V«
M'Cro'yS 5 4s'4Idled. 89 89 89
McKess & ft 64s 50 . 98 4 98 98
Manhat It 4s '00. 51 61 51
Market St Ry 7s'40 A 69 67 69
Mead CO 6s '45 . 854 85 854
Met Ed 1st rf 4 4s 61 1014 1014 1104
Met Ed 1st rf 5s '53.. 105 105 105
Mil E R* S L bs'Sl.. 904 904 904
Mil E R & S L rfSs'71 894 894 894
i Mil Spa & N W 4s'47. 36 344 344
Minn & S L rf 4s '49.. 14 1 1
MStP&SSM cn 4s 3*. 30 30 30
MStP&SSM cn 6s'3S. 204 204 204
MStP&SSM 5s '38 gtd 33 33 33
MStP&SSM rf 6s'46 A 194 194 194
MoK&T 1st 4s'90.. 734 724 73
MoK&T 4s '62 B.... 404 404 404
Mo K & T 6s ‘62 A.. .. 484 46 464
Mo K & T ad] 6s '67. M 144 144 144
Mo Pac 4s'76. 6 54 54
Mo Pac 5s '65 Aa...*« 214 20 20
Mo Pac 6s '77 F.. 204 20 20
Mo Pac 6s '78 G. 204 194 194
Mo Pao 5s'80 H. 204 20 204
Mo Pac Ss '81 1. 20 20 20
Mo Pao 6‘49 A.... 44 4 4
MontCsnt 6s'37.1014 1014 1014
Mont Pwr rsf 5s '43.. 1034 1034 102V,
Mont Tram 5s'41.... 97 97 97
Morris & Co 44s'39.. 1034 1034 1034
Mor & Esx r4s 2000. 92 914 914
Mor & Esz 4Hs '65... 87 87 87
Nat Dairy 54# 48... 1034 103 1034
Nat Steal 6s '56. 1064 1064 106V*
Newb'ryi JJ )54s 40. 1034 1034 1034
New E T&T 4 Hs'61.. 1174 1174 1174
New J PAL4Hs'60.. 1004 1004 1004
New Or P S 6a ‘62 A.. 664 664 664
New Or P S 6s'65 B.. 664 654 664
New Or T&M 6s *64 B 224 224 224
New Or T&M 64*’54 224 224 224
N Y Brkln&M B 5s’35. 1024 1024 1024
NYCentSVis'97_ 94V* 934 934
N Y Cent 3Hs'97 rag. 914 914 914
NY Cent 4s '42. 88 88 '88
N Y Cent rf 4H* 2018 434 434 434
N Y Cent rf4 4s2013n 44 434 44
N Y Cent rf 6s 2018.. 49 48 49
N Y Cent deb ia’36... 984 984 984
N Y Center (s '44.... 1004 994 994
NYC&StL 1st 4s '87.. 1014 1014 1014
NYC&StL 4Hs'78... 48 474 474
NYCAStL 64a'74 A. 68 58 58
NYC&StL 1st 6s'85.. 47 47 47
N YConn 1st 4V*s'63 107 107 107
N Y Docklst4s'51.... 62V4 62Vi 624
NY Dock 6s '38. 43 43 43
N Y Edison 6s '44 B.. 1084 1084 1084
NY&Harlem3Hs2000 101 101 101
NYLac&W 1st 4s'71.. 994 994 994
NY NH*H4Hs'«7.. 28 274 28
NY NH & H el tr6s’40 47 44 47
NYNB A Hcv Cs ‘48. 31 30 31
N YO&W ref 4S-92.. 444 444 444
N Y Rwys 6s *65 A... 854 854 854
N Y S&W 1st rf 6s '87 50 50 50
N Y Steam 1st 6s'61. 107 107 107
NY Steam 5s'56. 106 106 106
N Y Tei gen4H»'S»... Ill 1104 1104
N Y W & B 4HS 46... 184 184 184
N'orf So 1st rt 's ’61.. 134 134 134
Norf & W div is '44.. 1054 1054 1054
Norf&W 1st «•'»«... 114 114 114
North Am Co is'll.. 894 884 884
North Am Ed Ss ’57 A 844 824 844
North Am Ed 5s '69 C 83 824 824
North Am Ed 6Hs'63 88 88 88
N Y Ed is ref 6Hs’41. 1134 1184 1184
Nor'n Pao gen la *047 7*4 72 72
Nor’n Pac 4s '97. 1024 1024 1024
Nor’n Pao 4 Hs 2047.. 774 774 774
Nor’n Pac 6s 2047 C.. 844 844 844
Nor'n Pse 6s *047 D.. 84 83 8SH
Nor'n Pac <s 1047.... 894 884 894
Nor Sts P 1st 6s '41 A 1064 1064 1064
Nor’n St P <s '41 B... 108 108 108
Ogden LC 4s'48. 33 3* 33
Ohio River 1st 5s'36. 102H 1024 1024
Ont Trans 1st 5s’45.. 110 110 110
Ore R R * N 4s 4«... 107H 1074 1074
Or#Sh Lis'40 gtd... 117 117 117
Or* ORR*Nl»'ll 101H 1014 1014
Otis Steal 6s *41. 85 86 86
Pac Coast 6s '46. 38 38 38
Pse G A E 8s '«*. 107 107 107
Pao Tal 1st 6s ’87.... 107 1064 1064
Pse T A T raf 6s *6*.. 1124 1124 1124
Par-F-La 6 s'47 ctfs.. 71 71 71
Par-F-La (s '47 died. 71 704 71
Par-Pub 5H*'60 ctfs 72H 72H 72H
High. Low 2:6ft.
Par-Pub 5Vis’50 filed 72* 72', 72'/*
Parmelee 6s '44. 24Vi 24V4 24*
’enn Dixie C 6s *41... 734* 73** 739-*
Penn RR con 4s'48.. 110'i 110* 110'*
Penn R R 4Vis ’ll D..102* 101* 1014*
Penn R R 4V4s ’84_102 101*102
Penn RRgn 4Via'<6. 106 106V* 106
Penn R RdbiVie’70. 9141 90V* 91
Penn R R 4%e’U.... 106* 106 106
Penn R R 6» '64. 105V* lOBVi 105**
Penn R R gen 6s '68.. 110* 110* 110'*
Penn R R 6Vi» '36_104'* 1041, 1044*
Penn PAL 4Vi e'll.. 103V, 102»» 102V*
Peo G LtAC rf 6s '47 . 103V* 103V* 103V,
Peo G LtAC 68 '43_ 1144* 1144* 1144*
Pere Marq 4Vis'80... 74 734* 74
Pere Marq 1st 5s '56.. 79'* 79 79
Phila B&W 4s'43_109'* 109V4 109V*
Phila Co 6s'67. 834* 83V* 834*
Phila El Co 4s '71.... 106* 106'. 1064*
Phila El Co 4Vis'67.. 106'* 106* 106*
Phils & R C & 1 5s '78 57 56 564*
Phila & R C A 1 6s’49. 38 35Vi 38
Phillips Pet 6*s'39.. 102»i 1024* 102«.
Plllsbury FI M 6s '43. 108* 108 108
PCC&StL 4 Vis '77 C.. 1054, 1054* 105*
Port Gen El 4Vis'60.. 57Vi 56'* 67*
Port G$n E 4Vi»'60as. 57 56V* 57
Postal Tel A C 6s '6S.. 41* 41 4L
Pressed Stl C 5s’33.. 40 40 40
Pub S El & G «s ‘71... 107V* 107* 107*
Pub S El & G 4 Via '70. 108V, 108* 108*
Pure Oil 5Vis '37.101* 101 101
Pure 011 6 Vis'40. 100'. 100* 1004,
Purity Bak 5s *48_ 86V, 86* 86V*
Reading R 4V*s'97 A. 106* 106’, 106V*
Reading R 4Vis'91 B. 106V* 106V* 106',*
Rem-Rd 5 Vis '47Aww 101'., 100* 100*
Richfield 011 6s'44. .. 26* 26* 26*
Richfield O 6s'44 ctfs 26* 26 26
Roch G & E 5s '62 E. . 108 107* 10H
R 1 A A L 1st 4Vis '34 74* 7»* 74*
St Jo & G I R 4S '47 ... 104* 104*. 104**
St Jo Lead 6*s‘41... 106 106 106
St Jo Hy L TAP fts '87 100V* 100* 100'/*
StLIM&S R&G 4s’83 55 64* 55
St L-S F 4s'60 A. 11 104* 11
St L-S F 4s '50 A Ctfs. 9* 9 9
St L-S F 4ViS '78. 8V* 8 8
St L-S F 4*s ’78 cf St 7* 7* 7*
St L-S F 6s ’50 B cfs. 9** 94* 9».
St L S VV 1st Ter 5s'52 39* 39* 39*
St L SW gen rf 6s 90. 30* 30* 30*
StPM&MM ex 4S'37.. 102'/* 102V* 102'*
St P M&M ext 6s 43. 106* 106* 106*
San A&A Pass 4S '43. 75 75 75
San An Pb S 6s '52 A. 105'* 105* 105V*
Seabd A L 6s'45 A.5 5 5
Sharon SH6*s'48... 81 81 81
Shell Pipe L 5s'52... 103V* 103* 103V*
Shell Un Oil 5s '47 ... 102'* 102* 102'*
Sierra & S F P 5s’49.. 109 109 109
Silesian Am 7s'41.... 48* 48* 48*
Sine Con O 6*s ’38 B. 104 104 104
Sine Con O 7s 37 A... 102* 102'i 102Vi
Skell.v Oil 5Vis '39_101'. 101* 101*
So Colo Pow 6s'47 A. 96 95* 95',
So&Xor AlabSs'63. 114* 114* 114*
So Pac col 4s'49. 60* 60S 60S
So Pao ref 4s '65. 89* 89 89
So Pac 4*S '68... •. • 57V, 57 57
So Pac 4 *s '69.....»i 57 57 57
So Pac 4*s'81. 57* 57 57
So Pac Ore 4 *s'77... 7i 74'* 75
So Pac S F Ter 4s '50. 102* 102* 102'i
So Ry gen 4s '56 A... 39 38 38V*
So Ry 5s '94. 90 87* 87*
So Ry gen 6s '56. 48* 48* 48*
SO Ry 6’is '56. 60 49* 49*
So Ry M & O 4s'38 .. 42* 42* 42*
Southw Bell T 5s 64. 109* 109* 109*
Spokane Xnt 5s '55... 6* 6* 6*
Stand Oil N Y 4Via'51 102* 102S 102',
Studebaker 6s'42.... 33 33 33
Studebaker cv 6s'45.. 45V* 45 45
Tenn EIPwr 6s'47 A. 93* 93* 93*
Term As St L 4s '53.. 102 102 102
Texarkana 6 Vis '60... 85* 85* 85*
Tex Corp cv 5* 44... 103'* 103‘» 103*
Tex & Psc 5s '79 C... 82 79* 79*
Tex & Pac 1st 5s 2000 115 115 115
Tex & P MPT 5>£s'64. 93* 93* 93*
Third Av ret 4s Si)... 54V. 54* 54*
Third Av 1st 5s 37 .. . 100* 100* 100*
Third A ad in ex 5s'60 25 24* 25
Toronto H&B 4S'46. . 98* 98* 98',
TruaxTC6Vis 43... 80 80 80
Trumbull Stl 6s'40.. 101* 101* 101*
Un E L & P 5s '57_107% 107»* 107l,
Unocal 5s 45 rc ww 103% 103', 103%
Un Psc 1st 48 47.... 110% 110% 110%
Un Pac 4s '68.100% 100% 100%
Un Pac 1st rf 4s 2008 106% 106% 106',
Un Pac 4 Vis *7.103% 103% 103%
Unit Biscuit 6s'42... 104% 104% 104%
Unit Drug 6s'53. *8% 88% 88%
Unit NJRRIs'44... 108% 108% 108%
U S Rubber 6s 47 .... 92% 92 92%
Univ Pipe & R 6s '36. 26 26 26
Utah P&L6a'44.... 83% 83% 83%
Utica G & E 5s'57_ 120 120 120
Util P & L 6s '59 ww. 36% 35% 36%
Util P & L 6 Vi* '47... 40 38% 39%
Vanadium cv 5s '41.. 84% 83% 83%
Va El&P 5s '54. 107% 107% 107%
Va Ry 1st 6s 62 A... 111% 111% 111%
Va S VV 1st 5s 2003... 96 9a 96
Wabash 1st SS'39 .... 89*, 81% 89%
Wabash 6s'76 B. 12% 12% 12%
Wabash 6s SOD. 12% 12 12%
Wabash 5%s-7J. 12% 12% 12%
Walworth 6s 45 A... 39% 39% 39%
Warner Bros cv 6s'19 60% 50% 50%
Warren Bros cv 6s '41 33 33 33
W Pa P 4S '61 H. 107% 107% 107%
W Pa P 1st 5s 46 A. . 110% 110% 110%
W Sh 1st 4S 2361 gtd. 76 74% 74%
West'n El dsb 6s '44.. 105% 105% 105%
West’n Md 1st 4s’62. 91 90% 90%
West’n Md 6 Vis'77... 97 97 97
West'nNY&P lstSs'37 106% 106% 106%
West'n Un col tr 5s'3g 102% 102', 102%
West'n Un 5s '51. 84% 84% 84%
West’n On 6s '60. 83% 83 83
West'n Un 6V&* H... 100% 100% 100%
Wheel Stilus'S3... 94% 94% 94%
Wllson&Co let Is'41. 109 109 109
WisC 1st gen 4s '49.. 8% 8% 8%
Youngtn S&T 6s'70 B 92% 91% 91%
Youngtn S&T 5a'71 A 92% 92% 92%
BILL EXPECTED TO STOP
SPECULATOR IN TOBACCO
By the Associated Press.
DANVILLE, Va., March 29.—En
actment of the Flannagan grading bill
will spell the doom of the "pin
hooker,’' or speculator, on tobacco
warehouse floors. J. Hurt Whitehead
of Chatham said in a speech to the
local Rotary Club.
Mr. Whitehead, who is a champior
of the measure and recently ap
peared at a Washington hearing in its
support, pointed out that there are
independent buyers who watch market
fluctuations to buy low and sell higt
when the demand is greater.
Passage of the bill would eliminate
them, he said.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
By the Associated Press.
LONDON.—Business on the Stock Ex
change today was restricted by the unset
tled condition of the foreign exchange
markets following the devaluation of the
belgas and the unsettled continental polit
ical situation. Gilt-edged securities and
Industrials eased on lack of support. while
German. Prench and Belgian bonds weak
ened. Copper shares were better, due to
the agreements reached at the copper con
ference Trans-Atlantic issues held steady.
The market closed undecided
PARIS.—Business was active on the
Bourse todav. with purchasers of foreign
issues anxious over the belga. The mar
ket. however, was strong, with the excep
tion of rentes and Young plan shares,
which closed lower Armament and raw
material stocks led the improvement. The
closing was strong.
BERLIN.—After a dull opening prices
became firmer on the Boerse today. The
closing was weaker.
i ■
FOREIGN EXCHANGES.
NEW YORK. March 29 (JP).—Foreign
exchange irregular; Great Britain In
dollars others in cents. Great Britain,
demand. 4 83; cables. 4.83: «o-day bills.
4 Hi’s: Prance, demand, 6.58%; cables,
H%8%; Italy, demand. 8.28%; cables,
5 Demands—Belgium. 19.50: Germany.
40 15; Holland. 07.42; Norway. 24.34;
Sweden. 24.87: Denmark 21.02; Finland.
•’12%; Switzerland. 32.33; Spain. 13.6o%;
Portugal. 4.37%: Greece. .93%: Poland.
18 85 Czechoslovakia. 4.18: Yugoslavia.
*> 27; Austria. 18.80n; Hungary. 29.80n;
Rumania. 1.01s Argentina. 32.25n: Brazil.
8 57%n* Tokio. 28.35: Shanghai. 38.60;
Hongkong. 48.50: Mexico CiUr (silver peso).
"7 85: Montreal In New York. 90.43%:
New York In Montreal, lOO.SSU.
n—Nominal.
NEW YORK SUGAR.
NEW YORK. March 29 (4b —Raw sugar
showed Increased activity today, and ship
m, nt positions zold at 3.15 cents, a new
1935 high. The spot price was advanced
8 points to 3.10 yesterday. Futures were
higher in sympathy with the strength in
raws althouzh the extreme gains of 2 to
3 po.nis were not fully maintained. At
midday active months were about 2 points
above the previous closing levels. Fine
granulated was unchanged at 4.70 cents.
I
EGG QUOTH
nr TO FIRM
Nearby Ungraded Offerings
Advance Half a Cent
on D. C. Market.
Egg quotations were steady to firm
on the- Washington produce market
today. Government-graded white
extras, iarge. end nearby ungraded
offerings advanced half a cent.
The summary with egg, live poul
try, fruit and vegetable prices fur
nished by the Department of Agri
culture follows:
BUTTER—Onc-pound prints <i>". score'.
3.">; tub. .'14; 1-pound prints urn score), 34
tub. 33; 1-pound prints (Mb score). 33;
tub. .'12. .
MEATS—Beet. 12,22: veal, 15,17; lamb,
l.alii; pork loins. 2(ia2l; Tresh hams.
2<ia22; smoked hams, 'lla'.’.'l: strip bacon.
Itua'.’b; lard, J5'2al<l; compound, J23Ba
13 v«.
LIVE STOCK—Hog*, light,
medium. w.Ooa*.75: heavy. 7.50a* TO
roughs. n.onao 75; pies ♦» 50a8.00; calves
4.00af».00: lambs. 4.ooa«.oo.
EGGS—Market steadv to firm: prices 1,
higher on United States Government graded
white extras, large, and nearby ungraded
retts. Current receipts. 10a 10',: hennery
unites, •joav.o1,; Government graded and
dat^d white eggs. U. S. extras, large. 20'
I S extras, mediums. 21, U. S. standards,
large. 23.
j^IVE POULTRY—Market full steady at i
unchanged prices Fowl: Colored, ail i
sizes, 10a‘.0. Leghorns. I «>a 17; rooster*.!
oall: Spring chickens. Plymouth Rocks,
under 3 _• pounds. 22a23: over 3'. pounds.
-4a3o; turkeys, hens. 20*22: toms. °o
capons, 5 to H pounds. 22; 7 to 0 pounds.
24a2o; *lips,-l 5*20.
Fruit* and Vegetable*.
Sales in large lots by original receivers
up to x a m. today.
APPLES-—One Washington arrived: one
car diverted; no cars on track Bushels
Supplies moderate; demand moderate;
market steady Virginia Staymans. U S.
f»o 1. 2*4-inch minimum. «m»a 1 on: 2'a
inch minimum. 1.25al.35; 234-inch min
?mum. 1.35*1 60; Yorks. U. S N<* 1. 2*4
iwCh* Minimum. 75; 2*2-inch minimum.
l*oa 1 00: 234-inch minimum. 1.10*1.25;
B.ack Twigs. U S No. 1. 2V*-inch mini
• mum. io 2'2-inch minimum, l onal.15:
r..4'mch minimum. 1.25*1.35. few higher;
Winesaps. U S No 1. 2'4-inch minimum.
I.ooal.lo: '.’-inch minimum. 1.25*1.40:
Romes U S No 1. 2‘/4-inch minimum.
*2'2-inch minimum, l oo: 234-mch
minimum, mostly around 1.25: Yellow
New towns. U. S. No. 1. 2’4-inch minimum,
h" 2'2-inch minimum. 1.15a 1.35: 234
mch minimum. 1.50*1.05. Boxes: Wash
ington medium to large sizes. Delicious,
extra fancy. 2.00*2.25 fancy 1.75*2 00;
Winesaps. extra fancy. 105*1.75: Vir
ginia. combination extra fancy and fancy
Jonathans and Grime*. 1.25*1.35: Stay
mans and Delicious. 1.50a 1.75: C grade.
Staymans and Delicious. 1.35a 1.50.
CABBAGE—No carlot arrivals: one
broken car on track Supplies light: de
ncind moderate market steady Plorida.
1 a-bushel hampers, domestic round type.
2.25*2.50. few higher: South Carolina,
packed locally. I1,-bushel hampers, do
. mestic round type. 2 25*2.50; fair con
I dition. 2.0(1.
j CELERY—One Florida arrived: one
broken and three unbroken cars on track.
Supplies moderate: demand moderate;
market steady. Florida l<*-inch crates,
washed 3-h dozen, 2.25*2.50; smaller
sizes. 1.75*2.00.
LETTUCE—Three Arizona arrived: one
car diverted- seven broken and six un
broken cars on track. We'tern stock:
Supplies moderate: demand moderate:
market steady. Western crates. Iceberg
type 5 dozen: California, fair to ordinary
quality and condition, best. 4.0oa4 25:
poorer. 3.50: Arizona. 4.5‘h few 5 00.
Southern stock: Supplies light demand
' light: market steady. Florida. I1 a-bushel
hampers. Bib Boston type, fair condition.
1 1.25*1.50: North Carolina. 5-peck ham
! Pers. B,g Boston type. 2.50.
ONIONS—One New York, one Ohio ar
) rived wo unbroken cars on track Sup
ples light; demand moderate: market
steadv Michigan. New York and Ohio,
50-pound racks, yellows. U S. No J. 2.50.
PEAS—No carlot arrivals: two broken
car* on track. Western stock Supplies
light: demand light: market slightly
stronger. California, bushel hampers.
Telephones 3.75*4.00. Southern stock:
Practically no supplies on the market.
POTATOES—One Florida, two Maine
arrived: nine broken and nine unbroken
cars on track Old stock: Supplies liberal;
demand slow: market steady. New York,
loo-pound sacks. Round Whites. U. S.
No 1. 80a85: lair condition. 65a75:
Pennsylvania, truck receipts. 100-pound
sacks. Round Whites. U S. No 1. 65a75:
Maine. 100-pound sacks. Green Moun
tains U. S No. 1. l.OOal.15: Idaho. 100
pound sacks. Russet Burbanks. U. S. No.
1. 2.00. New stock Supplies moderate;
demand light: market steady. Florida,
bushel crates Bliss Triumphs. U. S. No.
1. mostly around 2.15
SPINACH—No carlot arrivals: one
broken car on track. Supplies light: de
mand moderate Bushel baskets Virginia.
Norfolk section, market slightlv stronger.
1.5": Texas, market steady. 1.35.
CTRAWBERRIES—No carlot arrivals:
no cars on track Supplies light: demand
light: market dull. Florida, truck receipts.
36-pint crates. U. S No. 1. 6 00: poorer.
5.00: U S No. 2. best. 4 00: poorer. 3.00
per c-ate: express receipts, crates, per
pint. iita20.
! SWEET POTATOES—No carlot arrivals:
i no cars on track. Supplies moderate: de
mand slow: market du!' North Carolina.
| bushel baskets Puerto Ricans. l.oOal.IO:
I Maryland Anne Arundel County, bushel
hampers. Nancy Halls. U. S No. 1. POa
1
TOMATOES—No carlot arrivals: no cars
on track Supplies light demand light:
market dull. Florida, freight receipts,
lug hexes, ripes and turning, wrapped.
6x0. 3 25 6xT. 2.75.
CAULIFLOWER—One California ar
rived: three unbroken cars on track. Sup
plies light: demand moderate market
steady California, crates. 2.25; tew
higher.
ASPARAGUS—No carlot arrivals: no
cars on track. Approximately 200 pack
ages by express arrived. Supplies light:
demand moderate: market steady. South
Carolina, green, pyramid crates, dozen
bunches, jumbo. 4 50: few higher: Colos
sal. 3.50*4.50: fancy. 2.50*3.50; choice.
2.00*2.50: California, pyramid crates
dozen bunches, green, colossal. 6.00a8.50;
small size. 4 00.
MIXED VEGETABLES—No carlot ar
rivals: no cars on track.
LIMA BEANS—Supplies light: demand
moderate market steady. Florida, bushel
hampers 4.50a5 00.
GREEN BEANS—No carlot arrivals: one
broken and one unbroken cars on track.
Approximately 100 packages by express
arrived. Supplies liberal: demand mod
erate: market steady. Florida, bushel
hampers, green flat type. 1.75a2.00i fair
condition. ] .26*1.50.
Peppers Also Steady.
PEPPERS—Supplies light: demand light:
market steady Florida. X’a-bushel crates,
green, fancy. 3.25
EGGPLANT—Supplies very light; de
mand light; market steady. Cuba. l!z
bushe' crates. 3.50
CUCUMBERS—Practically no supplies
on the market.
KALE1—Supplies moderate: demand
slow: market dull. Virginia, bushel bas
kets 25a40.
Treasury Funds
In Member Banks
Increase in Week
By the Associated Press.
Further transfers of Government
funds of member banks increased
Treasury deposits with Federal Re
serve banks by $115,000,000 during
the week ended March 27, the weekly |
condition statement at the Reserve
Institution disclosed.
Member banks’ Reserve balances, in
the meantime, declined $76,000,000
during the week to a level which was
still $846,000,000 In excess of last year.
Monetary gold stocks estimations in
creased $9,000,000 during the week to
a total of $8,563,000,000, which was
$882,000,000 more than last year.
The condition statement said:
“The daily average volume of Fed- ,
eral Reserve bank credit outstanding
during the week ended March 27, as !
reported by the Federal Reserve banks,
was $2,458,000,000, a decrease of $3,
000,000. compared with the preced
ing week and of $65,000,000. compared
with the corresponding week in 1934.”
U. S. TREASURY NOTES.
'Reported oy Chas D Barney & Co.)
Rate—Maturity Bid. Offer. i
• is June 15. 1935. 1*11 12-32 10] 14-32
l’.s Auk. 1. 1935. 191 4-32 101 6-12 1
2*'ia Dec. 15. 1935. 192 5-32 102 7-32
2’»s Apr. 15. 1930. 103 1-32 103 3-32
1’aS June 15. 19.36. 101 7-32 101 9-32
3'4S Aue. 1. 1936. 104 0-32 10)6-32
1 ‘-s Sept. 15. 19.30. 101 31-32 102 1-32
234S Dec. 15. 19.30. 104 12-32 104 14-32
3s Feb. 15. 1937. 104 29-32 104 31-32
3s Apr. 15. 19.37. 105 3-32 105 5-32 |
314S Sept. 15. 1937. 100 3-33 100 5-32
3s«S Feb 1. 1936. 104 30-32 105
:.j Mar. 15. 1936. 105 30-32 106
2V' June 15. 1936. 105 2*1-32 105 22-37 1
2’.:S Sent. 15. 1936. 104 19-32 104 31-32
2*as June 15. 19.39, 103 10-37 103 17-37
l5as Mar. 15. 1940. 101 11-32 101 13-32
MONTREAL SILVER.
MONTREAL. March 29 OP.—Silver
futures opened easier Mav. HI nob; July, i
01 45; September, 02.75; December. 63.74. !
b—Bid.
5% ' I
ON , ,
SAVINGS!
PRUDENTIAL
a BUILDING
w ASSOCIATION
«m«>4 X»n Bun Bide
1331 G St. N.W.
Dl*. 6270
First
Trust
Loans i
For Purchasing a Home or
RE-FINANCING
EXPIRING TRUSTS
NO COMMISSION CHARGE
NO RENEWALS REQUIRED
Term* Arranced on
Easy Monthly Payment!
MCMMfc nU'LOINO & L01«
AJtOOATION COUNCIL D C.
AATIOflAL
T^ernicmeril
BUILDING ASSOCIATION
1 UNDER. SUPERVISION I
V U S. TIRCASURY
949 NINTH STREET, |
BOND AVERAGES
Compiled bj the Associated Press.
20 10 ’ 10 10
Rails. Indust. Util. For’gn
Net change . —.3 +.1 —1 —
Today, 1 p.m. 76.5 92.7 87.5 65.4
Previous day . 76.8 92.6 87.6 65.8
Month ago .. 82.6 95.1 88.4 70.1
Year ago . 86.0 86.0 84.6 66.2
1935 high . 87.8 95.9 88 9 70.4
1935 low . 76.8 92.2 84.5 65.8
1934 high . 89.4 92 9 88.9 70.0
1934 low . 74.5 73.7 68.2 60.2
1932 low . 45 8 40.0 64.6 42 2
1928 high . 101.1 98.9 102.9 100.5
10 Low-Yield Bonds.
Today. 1 p.m. 109.3 Previous day. 109.4
Month ago . 110.1 Year ago . 104.4
1935 high . 1103 1935 low . 1079
1934 high. 108 3 1934 low . 99 1
1928 high . 104.4 1932 low . 86.8
JUMBO FROG LEGS
1197 Connecticut Avenue
ENTERPRISE SERIAL
\ BUILDING ASSOCIATION
7th St. Sc Indiana Are. N.W.
LOANS
On Improved District of
Columbia Real Estate Security
73rd series of stock now
open for subscription
First
Mortgage
Money
For
CONSTRUCTION LOANS
and
LOANS ON IMPROVED
RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY
in the District of Columbia.
Prompt action
B. F. SAUL CO.
925 15th St. ' Natl. 2100
»
Equitable Co-Operative Bldg. Ass’n
ASSETS $6,492,976.24
Orcanlted 1819 V5lb YEAR COMPLETED. f.
{ JOHN 10Y EPSON Preildcot WALTER S PRATT Jr. Serrctarr. [ '
Subscriptions for the 108th Issue of Stock Being Received
Do You Desire a Loan f
r
—on Real Estate or to Take Up First Mortgage? j
T,HOSE desiring money to purchase a home,
refinance present indebtedness or improve
i property should consult ua. Applications
will receive prompt and courteous attention.
Loans Repayable Monthly
Take 12 Yeart to Repay Your Loan
| 915 F St. N.W. Nat. 1741
I
!
I
. Automobile Public Liability,
PrOt0C*tlOH Property Damage, Fire, Theft,
~ . IT indstorm, Collision Insurance
P lllS 53^ lllg at a Substantial Saving in Cost,
Call “The Mnttial"—Motional 6690
The Mutual Insurance Agency
Albert R. Peter*. President • Chas. M. Boteler, Secretary
1301 H Street N.W.
“Make Your Inrurance Pur You Dividends*
I____
STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
LUMBERMENS MUTUAL CASU
ALTY COMPANY OF CHICAGO.
ILLINOIS.
On the 31st day of December. 1934. as
required under Section 647 of the Code
of Law for the District of Columbia.
INCOME.
Net premiums.81S.707,575.46
Total interest and rents. . 508.514.08
Other income. 121.363 86
Total income . . .518.937.453.40
DISBURSEMENTS.
Net amount paid policy
holders for losses . 57.500.401.SO
All other disbursements . 0.547.542.00
Total disbursements 817.048.033.05
ASSETS.
Real estate. $885,800.00
Mortgage loans on real
estate . 1.800.431.42
Bonds and stocks. 12.076.107.97
Cash in company's office . 25.749.50
Deposits in banks 1.332.833.79
Premiums in course of
collection 2.310.345.40
Interest and rents due or
accrued . 160.456.04
All other assets. 109.276.34
Gross assets. $19,628,000.04
Deduct assets not ad
mitted . 82.250.53
Total admitted assets 510.545.750.11
LIABILITIES.
Total unpaid claims $8,823,722.20
Total unearned premiums 5.696.452.00
Other liabilities. 2.491.071.81
Surplus over all lia
bilities . 2.534.504.10
Total .$19.545,750.li:
NET PREMIUMS WRITTEN
DURING THE YEAR
District of
1 Total. Columbia.
Accident . ... $135,595.70 $758.38
Auto liabil
ity . 9.549.073.86 96.411.95
Liability
other than
auto. 769.172.37 13.619.28
Work men's
compensa
tion. 4,396.479.86 109.514.07
Fidelity. 23,131.20 655.03
Plate glass... 04.060.02 510.62
Burglary and
theft _ 114.293.21 2.948.12
Steam boiler. 33.179.44 .
Machinery—. 7.425.17 .
Auto property
damage... 2.951.136.43 42.241.32
Auto collision 191.005.41 1.544.18
Property dam
a g e and
coll lsion
other than
auto. 43.012.80 724.08
Totals. *18,307.575.46 $268,933 93
JAS. C. WHJBON. Vice President.
EDWIN E. HOOPER. Secretary.
* Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 23rd day of February. 1935.
(Beal l H. M. SORENSEN.
Notary Public.
A
STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
THE CENTRAL MANUFACTURERS’
MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
OF VAN WERT. OHIO.
On the 31st day of December. 1934. as
required under Section 647 of the Code
of Law for the District of Coutmbia.
INCOME.
Net premiums.S2.8C0.319.92
Total interest and rents. . . 108.2Ho.54
Other Income. 34.147.75
Total income.S3.022.728.21
DISBURSEMENTS.
Net amount paid policy
holders for losses. $811.448 80
All other disbursements... 1.891.142.20
Total disbursement*. $2,702,591.00
_ , ASSETS.
5f*l estate . $367,000.00
Mortgage loans on real
_ 'S'ate 234.864.85
Bonds and stocks.3.486.337 50
Cash In company's office.. 1.354.18
Denosits in banks. 291 465 99'!
Agents balances. 320,733.78
Interest and rents due or
accrued . 40.210.45
All other assets. 1.929.58
Gross assets. $4,749,898.31
Deduct assets not ad
mitted . 6.618.54
Total admitted assets.$4,743,277.77 ,
LIABILITIES.
Net unpaid claims. $162 452 15
Total unearned premiums. . 2.044.409'.67
Other liabilities. 495.163219
Surplus over all liabilities. . 2,041 252.66
Total..$4,743,277.77
NET PREMIUMS WRITTEN
DURING THE YEAR
_ . , District oI
Total. Columbia.
Fire-.....$2,177,941.96 $9,659.03
Motor vehicles. 443.863.12 10.733219
Earthquake ... 202.80
Inland navlga
11 o n and
t r a n s -
nortation... 46.753.53 305.44
Tornado, wind
storm. and
cyclone - 129.344.41 221.54
Sprinkler leak
age. 8.302.48 86.64
Riot, civil com
motion. and
explosion. .. 7.178.63 31.90
All other air
craft and au
t o m o b 11 e
property
damage .... 378.67 14.70
Suppleme n t a 1
contract. 6.354.32 4.63
$2,820,319.92 $21,057.53
C. M. PURMORT. President.
L. O. PURMORT Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 11th day of February. 1935.
(Seal.) VERA CONN.
Notary Public.
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