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U. S. BONDS RISE,
OTHERS ARE MIXED
_
Treasury 33/gs of 1941 Hit
New High Mark Since
f Date of Issue.
a,__ _ I
Bond Averages
20 10 10 10
Ralls Indus Util For’ti
Net change -f.l +.1 +.1 +.3
Todav. noon 93.8 103.3 102.2 72.1
Prev. day 93.7 103.2 102.1 71.8
Month ago 92.5 103.9 102.0 70.6
Year ago .. 80.6 94.2 87.8 68.1
1936 high— 94.3 104.1 102.3 71.9
1936 low ... 86.9 102.4 99.3 69.6
1935 high... 87.8 102 2 99.8 70.4
1935 low_ 76.4 92.2 84.5 65 5
1932 low ... 45.8 40.0 64.6 42.2
1928 high.. 101.1 98.9 102.9 100.5
10 Low-Yield Bonds.
Noon . .111.8 Prev. day. 111.8
Month ago 110.8 Year ago. 109.7
1936 high. 111.8 1936 low . 110.2
1935 high 110.7 1935 low.. 107.9
1928 high 104.4 1932 low 86.8
(OomDlled by the Associated Presai
By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. March 6.—United
States Government issues continued!
the trek to new high ground in the
bond market today. Corporates were |
mixed, foreigns quiet.
In the United States Treasury list i
the 3:,8s of 1941 rose a little to reach j
a high since the date of issue, while j
the 3'4s of 1941 advanced to equal its ;
high mark reached yesterday. The j
2'ss were bid up to a new high for
1936.
The upturns in these obligations
were explained in investment circles
In the light of the Treasury announce
ment that it had received cash sub
OUil}/UUUO \fk CIWUL CO.lVW.wuu.vuu .
the bond offering of $650,000,000 and !
a to^l of around $3,300,000,000 for its
$600,000,000 note offer.
The keenness of the demand for;
the new loans was further illustrated \
by the decision of the Treasury to j
allot to large subscribers 13 per cent j
of their bids on the bonds and 18
per cent on the notes.
It was recalled that last December j
on similar flotations, allotments were
23 per cent of total bonds subscribed
end 19 per cent on the notes. The j
fherpening of demand in the interim
is generally attributed to the ad
ministration's tax plans.
ARMCO SUIT LOST
BY WHEELING STEEL
__
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Upholds Dismissal of Plea
for Documents.
By the Associated Press.
CINCINNATI. March 6.—The
Wheeling Steel Corp. of Wheeling. W.
Va„ lost today in its effort to obtain
certain facts and documents from the j
American Rolling Mill Co., of Mid- j
dletown. which sued the Wheeling j
concern for recovery of royalties al- : 1
legedly due under a license permitting
the Tise of Armco patents.
The United States Circuit Court of j
Appeals upheld dismissal of the Wheel
ing Corp.'s bill of discovery, which ]
the concern held was necessary to |
permit it to defend itself in the Armco
suit.
Federal Judge Robert K. Nevin had
dismissed the bill of discovery June
19, 1934.
DOLLAR IS UNCHANGED
IN LONDON DEALINGS
B* the Associated Press.
yun , xvitiiixi o.— A xiu uxiitcu
States dollar closed on the foreign ex
change market today unchanged from :
Its overnight New York rate of 4.99's j
to the pound.
Gold currencies barely moved and
the French franc closed unchanged1
from yesterday's last quotation of !
,74.83 to the pound.
—
PARIS. March 6 —Three per ! ;
rent rentes, 63 francs 40 centimes; i ;
4'2 per cent rentes, 75.50: exchange j
on London, 74 83. The dollar was ;
quoted at 14.93>4.
-«---— ..
STEEL SCRAP FIRMER.
NEW YORK. March 6 0V1.—A firmer 1
tone marks iron and steel. scrap in 1 1
the Buffalo market, according to steel ! j
trade authorities. There have been j j
purchases of No. 2 heavy melting ma- ;
terial at $12 a ton. compared with 1
former offers of $10.59. 1
-__■'
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK. j
CHICAGO. March o t/TY—(United States t
Department of Agriculture)—Hogs. o.oon, /
including 2.500 direct; weak to mostly Hi
lower than Thursday's average; heavy j
butchers in extreme steady to 25 off com
paring against Thursday's low and high 1
points; top. 10.55: bulk. 150-250 pounds. J
3 0.15al 0.50: 250-300 pounds. 9.75al0.15; i
300-350 pounds, o.ooafi.75; sows fully 1
steady: mostly O.ooaO.35. I
Cattle. 2.500: calves. 500: moderate sup- ]
ply steers here suitable for shipping pur- ■
poses: orders narrow and buyers bidding ' \
2.-> or more lower: practically nothing sold 1 1
however; heifers getting good action, fully \
steady at 8.00 down to 8.00 in load tots: ,
moderate supply lower grades 7.00 down 1
to o 00: other killing classes mostly
steady; most Cutter cows turning at 4.75 i
down to 4.00: practical top weighty saus
age bulls. 0.25; veaiers, 8.50 down: very i
lew bringing .0.00. i
Sheea 8.000:' fairly active: strong to J
35 higher, mostly 10al5 higher on fat; I
lambs: no yearlings and aged wethers 1
here; early bulk choice-fed Western Iambs. .
0T5aV0.no. weights under 90 pounds sell- 1
in* at outside price: one deck strictly
choice 89-poUttn corn belt-fed lambs, i
3 0.15 to citv butchers: few native ewes. ,
4$0a5.50: double 05-pound feeding lambs. 1
6.40.
-«-- . - (
FOREIGN EXCHANGES. '
NEW YORK. March fi itfv—Foreien ex- .
fhjnge steady. Great Britain in dollars. ,
others in cents
Great Britain, demand 4.00'.: cables. !
4.Pit1.; Hn-day bills. 4.!W'«. France, de- .
mand. H.nf'.; cables, ti.i.;1., Italy, de- ;
manri k ruhloc K <»•>!..
Demands: Belgium. 17.07: Germany. I S
free. 40.67: reg. travel. 2H.Ro: ree. com- *
mercial. 23.75: ‘ Holland. 68.76: Norway.
25.09: Sweden. 25.75: Denmark. 22.60;
Finland. 2.22: Switzerland. 66.02: Spain.
13.86: Portugal. 4.64*^: Greece. 0.96: (
Pdland. 19.08; Czechoslovakia. 4.18 Vi: 1
Yagoslavia. 2.62: Austria. l8.9Kn: Hun- I
sary. 2P.75n: Rumania. o.7H; Argentina.' i
33.2 7n: Brazil. 8.5»n: Tokio. 29.14:'Shang
hai. 30.00: Hongkong. 62.68: Mexico City. 1
27.85: Montreal in Ne«v York. 190.Off Vi; 1
New York In Montreal. 99.93*4.
A—Nominal.
-~--„«--—
FOREIGN MARKETS.
DON. March ft i/pij—A tood ton* ■
ed in today's stock market. Chief
t came from investors who pur
gilt-edged securities. Industrials
ipanese bonds. Oils benefited on a
more favorable outlook In that Industry.
Speculative issues moved irregularly and
th* market closed steady
PARIS.—Rentes held steady while in
dustrial shares were Irregular. Inter
national shares were firm. The closing
ton* Was steady.
»
■ •
METAL MARKET.
few YORK. March ft (/Ti—Copper
quiet; electrolytic spot and future. 9.35a
9.30; export. 9.05. Tin barely steady, >
spot and nearby 49.0214; future. 47.12'i. .
Irqto dulet. unchanged. Lead steady: spot 1
Neff York. 4.008-4.05: past St. Lout.;. 4.45., t
7.'4t dull; East 6t. Louis spot and future., i
a'«». Aiupiimim.. r.9,0ii»33.uo. .Atitiniony. .
spot. 13.25. ‘
y
BONDS ON N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
By |triv*!» trite rtti'Wl »• The hwr.
i IlillliilftHTW
TMAIURV,
tilth Low 2:55.
J * * 19 4 R ■ 41 —10221 10217 10221
rite I9M. «l>_101 S3 101 13 101 20
I* 194 6*4 6_— 104 10 104 16 104 16
1.191.166 _1045 104 1043
Pte 1946-46_ 10512 10510 10512
Ute 1949*62_ 1059 1058 1059
me 1941 _ 109 11 1096 109 10
l*e 1947-46 — 1074 1073 1073
l»,s 1940-4/l.lftTid 109 10828 10828
IH* 1941-43 Mar 1095 1094 ”1095
1** 1943-47 _ 1085 1083 1085
i*H 1946 66_111 11028 111
1* 1944-64 _ 11224 11224 11224
lH*-3'/ts 1941-45 10714 107 12 1C7 14
FEDERAL FARM MORTGAGE.
!*s 1942-47-_— 101 28-lOt 27 10127
1* 1947_-. 1034 1032 1034
Is 1 949 _ 102 21 102 16 102 18
Is 1949 rpg_— 10218 10218 10218
I* * 1964 _ 10411,104 4 104 11
P/iS 1964 reft_ 10331 10331 10331
HOME OWNERS' LOAN
2’iS 1942-44_101 16 101 12 101 16
! *. 1939-49 _10116 1016 10116
Is 1952 _ 102 16 1029 102 H
FOREIGN BONDS
rileh Low 2:55.
Adriatic El 7s ’62- 60 60 60
Aar Mrq Bk Col *8
'47 Febr eou oa__ 20 20 20
Art Mtc Col Bk 6s
’48 April cou cn_ 20 19% 19%
Akershus 6s 63 .. 99% 99% 99%
Alpine MontS 7s'65 93% 93% 93%
Antiooula 7* 45 A— 10% 9% 10%
Antiooula 7p'45 B.„_ 10% 9% 10%
Antiouuta 7s 45 C- 10% 9% 10Vi
Antiooula 7s 45 D — 10 ( 9% 10
Antiooula 1st 7s'579% 9 9%
Antiooula 2d 7s’57.9% 9% 9%
An'toouia 3d 7s'57_ 9% 9% 9%
Arcentlne 6%s'62_ 98% 98% 9814
Arcentlne 6s'57 A_100% 100% 1001,
Arcentlne 6s’68 B 100% 100% 100%
Arcentlne 6s 59 June 100% 100% 100%.
Arcentlne fls 59 Oct 100% 100 100
Arcentlne 6s'60 Sept 100% 100% 100",
Arcentlne 6s '60 Oct 100% 100% 100%
Arcentlne 6s 61 May 100% 100% 100%
Australia 4%s'56_ 300% 100% 100%
Australia 5s'55_105% 105% 105%
Australis 5s '67__ 105"! 105% 105%
3e|clum 6 %s '49_109% 109% 109%
lelclum 7s'55_116% J16% 116%.
3e!c1um 7s '66___ 108% 108", 108%
Socota 8s 45__17% 17% 17%
-iol'via 7s '66.______. 8% 8% 8%
Bolivia Rs 47_ 12% 12% 12%
3rar.il 6%s 2S-’67_ 27% 27% 27%
3rar.1l 6%» '27-'67_ 27% 27% 27%
3r**ll 7s '52_ 28% 28% 28%
lrai'1 8s <1 _ 33% 3.3 33%
trtsbane 6s'6799 99 99
Brisbane 5s 58 99 99 99
3uenos A 4 %.s'76 Au| 64% 62% 62%
BUenos ,\ Aires
•1 %s-1 %s %7 (TO 61% 61% 61%
3uenos A C 6s 6l> Oct 98% 98 98%
Huenos A C 6s '60 Ap_ 99% 99 99
3uenos A C6%s 65 . 99% 99% 99%
tuenos A 6s'61 st Pv 63*, 63", 63%
3uenosA6%s’61stPv_ 65 65 65
'aIdas 7%s 46 _ 121? 12 12%
Caaada 2 %s ’45_ 98% 98% 98%
."anada 4s *N_108", 108", 108",
Canada 5s '52 — . 115 115 115
"auca Valley 7%s '46 12 11% 11%
Utile 6s '60 _ 15% 14% 15
Utile *s '61 Jan_ 15% 15 15%
Utile 6. 61 rebr_ 15 15 15
"hile 6s 61 Sept_ 15 14% 15
"•htleCs 62_ 15 15 15
"bile 6s 63_ 15% 15% 15%
"hlle 7s '42 __ 15% 15% 15%
Utile Mtc Bk 6s '61— 13% 13% 13%
"bile Mtc Rk 6s 62 _ 13% 13% 13%
"'hlle Mtc Bk 64s'6t. 134 134 134
Chinese Ov Rv 5s '51. 47 47 47
Colotfne 64s'50 ... 27*4 274 27*1 !
Colombia 6S '61 Jan.. 24*. 244 2444
Colomhl 6s fll Oct.. 244 244 244
Col Mts Bk 6%s '47_ 194 194 194
Col Mte Bk 7s '46 -194 194 1!>4
Copenhaeen 4M>b 53. 96', 9fi 964
Copenhagen 5s '62_ 984 984 984
Cordoba 7s 57 stnd— 51 51 51
Cordoba 7s'42 Prv_ 804 77 804
Coafa Rica 7s 61 A
Mar coupon on_ 34 34 34
Cubs 54a 45 _ 474 474 474
Cund'amarca 64s’69. 12!a 114 124
Denmark 4 4s'62_ 99 984 984
Denmark 54a '65_1014 1014 1014
Denmark 6s 42 _10R 106 106 =
Dominic 2d EV-s'40 _ 674 67'", 67',
31 Salvador 8s 48 ct. 644 62 64' .
Elec Pw Ger 64s 60. 324 324 324
Elec Pw Ger 6^s 53- 32s, 324 32s,
Estonia 7s 67 _ 94 93 93
Finland 64s 56_103 103 103
French Gov 7s 49 .. 1824 182s, 1824
Ger C Bk A 6s 60 Oct 32 32 32
ler Gov E4s 65 stud- 28 28 28
Ger Prov A City Bk
con Ac 64s '58 __ 364 364 364
Ger Rep 7s 49 stpd... 37', 37V, 374
Good HS& 17s 45... 344 344 34s,
Grt Br A Ir 64s '87 . 1074 1074 1074
Grt C El JaD 64s '60 904 90u 904
Greek Gov 6s’68pt pd. 28 28 28
Gansa S S tis 39 ww.. 494 494 494
ta!v7s'6i . 684 68 684!
tal Crd P W 7s '37 A. 95 95 95
tal P U Crd 1 s 52... 56 56 56
lapan 5 4a '65__ 844 84 844
laoan 6 4s ‘64. _ 974 974 974
sarst 6s '43 ct st prin 30 30 30
<teu& loll 6s'59A els 314 31 314
,ombard El 7s'63_ ,53 524 53
.ledellln 64s'54_104 94 104
ilerid Elec 7s 57 A— 57 56 56
Jet Water 6 4s 50... 102 102 102
.lex 4s 10--4E asst_ 74 7'i 74
.lex 4s 10-'45asst sm 6', 6', 64
lex 6s'33 asst sm_ 71, 7', 74
.Ulan 6 4s'62 .. 58 58 58
.Tinas Gers 64a '51
Sept coupon off 19U 194 194
.Ilnas Gers 6 4s 'S3
Sept coupon oft_ 194 19 194
s'ew So Wales 6s'57. 102s, 1024 1024
.lew So Wales 6s 68. 1024 102s, 1024
■ ~1 » ci, . .c 1 .4 rc 1 ' 1 iti mi
Cor Ger Lloyd 6s'47 92% 92% 92%
Cor Ger Lid 6s'47new 56’4 54% 54%
Corway 6s 63 _102% 102V* 102%
Corway 5%s*65____ 100% 100% 100%
Corway 6a 43__106% 106% 106%
Corwav 6s 44___ 106% 106% 106%
Corway 6s 52_100% 100%.100%
Iriental Dev 6%s'68. 78% 78% 78%
iriental Dev 6s 53 ... 83% 82% 83%
IsloG & E 6s 63_103% 103% 103%
’anama 5S‘63 Btp asd 79 78% 79
’arts CQrl Ky 6%s »8 135% 135 135
’eru6s 60_ 15% 13 15%
’«ru 6 s 61____ 15% 15 15
>eru 7s 69_ 18% 16% 18%
’irelll 7s ’52_ 70 70 70
’oiand 6s 40__ 78 78 78
’oland 7s’47_107% 107V* 107%
’oiand Is ’60 . 92 92 92
’orto Alerre 7 %s ’66
July coupon ofl_ 18 18 18
’russla 6s 62.. _ 27% 27% 27%
Queensland 7s 41_112 112 112
mine W EJ P 6s 63.. 32% 32% 32%
Ho de Jan 6%s ‘it
Aug coupon off ._ 17% 17% 17%
Ho Or do Sul 6s 61
June coupon ofl__ 17 16% 16%
tome 6%e ‘62 _ 59% 68% 68%
lutnanla 7s ‘69
Aue coupon ofl_ 26% 26% 26%
lar.ta P Arg 7s"62stp. 61% 61% 61%
iao Paulo C 6%s 'it
May coupon off 18% 18% 18%
Iao Paulo St 7s 40 .. 90% 90 90%
Ierbs 18 62 unm c o_ 25% 25% 25%
ierbs 8s‘62 unm c o.. 26% 26% 26%
Ibfn'SU El P 6%s’52. 87 87 87
liemens* H 6%a‘il. 51% 51 51%
Ivdney 6%s '55 _101% 101% 101%
Cal wan Elec 6 %a ’71. 80% 80% 80%
rofclob%# 61._ 79% 79% 79%
Coklo El Lt 6s’63_82% 82 82%
Jllpawa E P 7s 46_ 95% 95% 95%
Jruguav 6a 60__ 48% 48% 48%
Trufiiisv 6s '64 _ 48% 48% 48%
Jrusuay la 41_ 48 46% 48
Warsaw 7a (I_>_ 68% 68% 68%
Yokohama la *1-. 83% 83% 83%
DOMESTIC BONDS.
tdanir tip 4a 47 . 100% 100 100
UaGrt So con 6a’43. 110 110 110
kites Coro 6b 44._„. 94% 94% 94%.
kites Coro 6a 49.—._ 90% 90% 90%
klleg Coro 6s 60 atp. 56% 56% 56%
klleg Valley 4a 42... 110 110 110
killed Stores 4%a ’60 100% 100% 100%
U!ls Chaim 4a 46 . 134% 132 133%
im ft For Pw 6s 3030 81% 80% 80%
im leacr 5s 63 - 75 73% 74%
im IGCh 6%a '49— 115% 115% 115%
km Inti 6 %s 49 105% 105% 105%
im Roll Mill 4 %a '49 125% 124 124%
im T ft T «%a 39— 117% 117 117%
im T* T cl tr 6a'«8- 110 109 110
im T ft T deb 6a 10.. 113% 113% 113%
.m TftTdah6a'66„ 114% 114 114
,m T ft T 6%a '41 - 114% 113% 114
.m Type F 6s 40 cfa. 99% 99,% 99%
.m Wat Wkala 44™ 113% 112% 113%
HIM. M)W. Kino
Am Wat Wk*«i'7l.. 110 110 110
Am Writ Papll '41.. 46% 45% 45%
Am Writ P8a '47cfa. 43% 43% 43%
Anaconda db 4Ha‘60 104% 104% 104%
AnaloCb Nttr 7a 46. 26 26 26
Armour A Co 4%a '89 105% 105 105
Arm'rtDal)lat 4s (6. 97% 97% 97%
A TAS Ksad 4S'<|5 M 118% 118 113%
A TA8 Fe rn 4s '96 115% 114% 115
A TAS Fe Kn 4s '95 rg 111% 11.1% 111%
A IAS Fa (Hi 4* 113% 113% 113%
At» Coast L 1st 4S '82 99% 99% 99%
AU Count Lcit 4S '62. 98% 88 88
Atl C L on 4H« 64_ 86% 86% 86%
Atl Coast L 6s'45._ 98% 98% 98%
Atlantic*!) lat *s '48 53% 63% 53%
AtlantlcAD 2d 48 48- 44% 44% 44%
Atl d A W I 6a '69 ... 70 70 70
Atl Refln deb 6a '87 . 105% 105t4 105%
Aabura Auto 4% s'39. 112% 111% 112
Aust A Nor 6a 41 .. 104 104 104
Baldwin !<nco 68'40.. 107 107 107
B A U 1ST 4s 48_106% 106% 106%
HA()4Hs 60 _ 76% 75% 75%
B A O 1st 6a <8_111% 111% 111%
B A O ref 6a 96 A__ 88 87% 87%
BAOIl 96 F _ 86% 86% 86%
B * U rer 6S ZUBU U.„ 86% 86 86
R A O ref 6s'96 C 97% 97% 97%
RAO HLE4W V 4s‘41 105 105 105
BAO Swn fi* 60 .. 104% 104% 104*4
B*OT(|i«lo4«'8S.. 97% 97% 97%
BankAAroos 48 61 .. 108% 108% 108%
RaneAArbos cv 48*61 116% 116% 116%
BanpAAroos 5s'42 .. 114% 114 114%
Beil Tot Pa 6s 48 B. 120% 120 120%
Beil T of Pa bs 60 C 127% 127% 127%
Beth Steel 4%s 60 sf lOfi 105% 105%
Bos A Me 4% s -61 J__ 86 85% 86
Bos & Me 6s '65_ 90% 90 90%
Bos A Me 5s 67 _ 89% 89 89%
Bot Con M 0%e '34 24% 23% 24%
Bot Con M 6%s '34 ct 24 23 24
Bklvn Kdls 6s 4# A _ 107 106% 107
Bklvn MT5* ISA... 103% 103% 103%
Bklvn M T 6s '68 A .. 106% 106% 106%
Bklvn Queens CAS
con 6s 41 stctf _ 84 84 84
Bklvn Un El 6s '60 __ 113% 113% 113%
Bkl.vn Un Gas 5s'45.. 120% 120% 120%
Bklvn Un G 6s '67 B 108% 108% 108%
Buff RAP con 4M>*'R1 82 81% 82%
Bush Term on 6s'66.. 65% 64% 65%
Bush T Bide 6s 60 __ 65 65 65
Camag 8 7s'42 ctfs._ 15% 15% 15%
Canaria So 5s '62 A — 117 117 117
Can'dlan Nt R4%s'61 113% 113% 113%
Can'dlan Nt R4%s'66 114 114 114
Can'dlan Nt R4 %s'67 112 112 112
Can dtan NtK4*is'6S 116% 116% 116%!
Can'dlan iy Rs'SDJnly 116% 116% 116%
Can'dlan Nt R 6s TO . 118% 118% 118%
Can'dlan Ndh6%s'46 125’, 125% 125%
Can'dlan Rc db4sperp 93% 93 9.2%
Can'dlan Pe 4%a '46.. 104% 104%. 101%
Can’dlan Pc 4%s 60- 104 103', 104
Can’d'an Pc 6a .54 ... 107% 107% 107';
Caro Cl A O 6s'62 A . 109% 109% 109%
Carth A Ari 4s *1 gtd 89 S9 89
Cent Di» Tel 6s '43 . 106 105% 105%
Cent of Ga con 5s-4S. 36% 36% 36%.
Cent •’■'Ga 6s 59 C ._ IS 17%. 18
Cent 111 BAG 6s 61.. 102 101% 101%
Cent N Eng 4a 61 .. 66'.. 66%. 66%
Cent of N J gen 6s’*7. 102% 102% 102'.
Cent Pao 1st rf «a '49. 109% 109% 10fl% j
Cent Pao 6s'60 . 971, 97% 97% |
Cent RP. B Ga Rs 37.. 85% 85% 85% I
Cent Steel 8s'41 _126% 126%. 126%.
Cert’d deb 6 %» 48 . 98% 98% 98%
Champ PAF 4*4e’60. 105' . 105'-. 105',
Chesap C cv cl 6s 44. 120'. 120% 120%
r*Vl OCA r» Km • in 1041 1 Obi 199r
C & O cen 4 Ws 92 .*__. 1231 • 1211 1231 > |
CA-0 414S '93 A_112% 112% 112%
C&0 4!4s '95 B..._112% 112% 112%
C&Ocon6s 39__ 112% 112% 112%
Chi ft Alt ref *s'49 .. 55 54', 55
Cht BftQ cen 4» '6* .. 113% 112", 112%
Chi B ft Q 4 We '77 .. 113", 113% 113%
Chi B ft Q ref 6s 71. llfi llfi llfi j
Chi BftQ I dlv 3Ws’49 107% 107% 107%
Cht BftQ 1 div 4s'49.. 113 112% 113 j
Chi ft R 111 6s'51 .. 20% 19% 20% j
Chi ft Erie 1st 5s ’*2.. 117", 117", 117*,!
Cht Ort W 49 69 37% 36% 36', j
Chi Ind ft Louis 5s’47 46 46 46 I
Ch) 1 ft L cen 6s «R . _ 27% 26% 27% I
Chi I ft L cen fie 66._ 28 27 28 "
CMftStP 4s *9 . _ 58'i 58% 58% !
CMftStP Rn 4 W *9 C- 62 61% 61%
CMftStP 4 Ws 89 E_ 62 62 62 *
CMftStP 6s 76 ... 24% 23'- 24
CMftStPftP edl5s3000 8% 8*, S',
Chi & N W Rn 4s 87 . 54% 54 54
Chi & NW Rn 4s'87 st. 54 54 54
Cht ft N W 4 %s 2037 .. 25 24V 25
Chi ft N W 4 Ws2037C- 25 24% 24%
Ch' ft NW 4«4s 49.__ ifiu 16% 16%
Cht ft NW 4%8 "87... 54% 54% 54V
Chi & NW cn 6s '87_ 57 57 57
Chi ft NW rf 6s 2037 . 25% 25% 25%
C&NW Nr W 8%s 36 58% 58% 58%
Chi R l&P rf 4s 34 . 19% 19 !9%
Chi R 1&P rf 4s”34 of. 18 17% 17%
Chi K l&P en 4s'S8__ 41% 41% 41%
Chi K l&P 4 Ws 62_ 20% 20', 20',
Cht R l&P 4 Ws 60 .. 10% 10', 10% |
Chi T H&.' 1st 6s 60. 95', 95 95', j
Chi T H&S ine 6s 60. 83% 83 83% i
Cht Union Sts 4S 44 106% 106% 106% |
Cht Un Sta 4 Ws '63 A 1"6% 106% 106% !
Ch! Un Sta 5s 44 _108% 108', 108% |
Chi Un Sta 6s *3 B._. 106% 106% 106%
Chi* W 1 con 4s 62.. 105%, 105% 105%
Chi ft W 1 6 Ws 62 108 108 108
Childs ft Co Rs 43 _ 85% 84T» 85%
Chile Cop deb Rs'47 — 102% 102 102
Cin Gas El 48 6* A_103% 103% 103%
Cln Un Ter 5s 67 C... 112% 112", 112%
CCC&StL Ren 4s 93 104% 103% 104%
CCCftStL rf 4 %8'77E 91% 91V, 91%
CCCftStL rf 6s 63 D 99% 99% 99%
CCC&StIX*VVft M4s'91 100', 100 100%
CCCftStL Wh Wat
Valley 4s '10 _ 101%. 101% 101%
Cles Cliffs Ir 4%a 50 106*, 106*. 106%
Clev isi inu3f(« iio.. uo% 110%
Clev un Ter 4%s "If. 100% 100% 1005,
Clev Un Ter 6a 73 tl 100% 100% 100%
Clev Un Ter 6 44s'7SA 100% 109% 109'.
Colo Ind el tr 6a 34_ 09% 60 09%
Colo A So 4 %a SO 75"4 75'4 75%
Columbia GAB deb
6s 52 April _10.3 103 103
Columbia GAB
6s'52 Mav _ 103% 103*4 103*4
Columbia GAB 6s'61 103% 102% 102%
Cornel Inv T 644a 49 111 111 111
Cor Coal Md rf 6s '60 34 34 34
Con Coal Md 6s’60 efb 34 33% 34
Con Gas N 3 4 44s 51. 107% 107% 107%
Con Gas N Y 6s '57 ... 105 104% 104%
Con G N V db 644s'46 104% 104 104%
Consum Piin3tAa'66 106% 106% 106%
Consum Pwr 3% s'65 108% 108% 108%
Container deb 5s 43. 102 101% 101%
Container 6s 4t _ 104 104 104
Crown CAS «s '60 — 105% 105% 105%
Cuba HR ref 7 44 s '36_ 62% 62% 62%
Cuba Nor HR 6 44s '42 61 61 61
Del A Hud ref 4s 43.. 88% 88% 88%
Del A Hud 6 44s‘37_101% 101 101
Del PA L 4%S 69._110 110 no
LKn A H U CD 4i 36._ 38 37 37*4
Den A R G 4 44* 36— 38 37% 38
Den A KG W 6s 66,. 20% 19% 19%
DenARGW 6s'66asst. 20 19 19%
Den A RG rf 6s 7»._. 31% 30% 31
Det Edison 6s *62 ... 109% 109% 109%
Donner St ref 7a ’42.. 104% 104% 104%
Bast Cuba S 7 44s’37. 17% 17% 17%
Ed El 11 Bklyn 4s '39. 107% 107% 107% 1
Erie ov 48 63 A__ 87% 87% 87%
Erla cv 4s '63 B86 86 86 1
Erie 48'96 _105% 105% 105% 1
Erie «en 4s '96_-—— 87% 87% 87% 1
Erie ref 6s 07_ 81 % 80% 80%
Erie ref 6s 76__ 81% 80% 80%
Fed LtATr 6s'42 St- 10054 J00% 100%
Fed bt A Tr 6s 42 _ 103 103 103
Fed Lt A Tr 6s '64 B_. 100 100 100
Fla EC Ry 4 44s’59 _ 60 ' 59% 60
Fla B C Ry 6a '74 cfa. 7% 7% 7%
Fran Bus 7 Its ’42_ 56 56 56
Gen Am Inv 6s ’62_ 103 103 103
Gen Steel C 6 44a 49.. 93 92 92%
Gen Tnea Bo 6a 40 .. 27% 27% 27%
Gen Th Bo 6a '40 cfa. 275, 27 27%
Goodrich 6a 46_ 105% 105 105%
Goody'r TAR bs '67 _ 104% 104 104
Gr Tr'k of Can 6s 36- 102% 102% 102%
Gt N R raf 4 44a '61 A. 11154 11154 11154
Gt N R sen 4 44a 76 D 105 104% 105
rind „n iiniie ins mau 104%
Gt N R (ten 6s'7JC_112 111% 112
GtN R 6 Via '62 B ._116 116 116
Gt N R een 7s '36 A-_ 102 102 102
Grean Bay 6a 62 B_14 13% 13%
Gulf M * N 6a'60._ 93% 98 93%
Gulf St* Stl 6 Vie '42. 104 103% 104
Har Ry-P C lat 4«’6«. 99 98% 98%
Hoc Val 4%s '99 ...121 121 121
HoelR)ACo6Via'*4_ 61% 60% 60%
Houa B&T 1st 6a ’S7_ 104% 104% 104%
Houston Oil 646S 40. 102% 102% 102%
Hudson Coal 6a'62 .. 44% 43% 44%
Hud & Man too 6a *67. 37% 36% 37
Hud dr Man rat 6a '67. 88% 87% 88
111 Ball T*l 3 Via ‘70 .. 107% 107% 107%
III Cant coll tr 4*’62. 87% 87 87
111 Cant coll tr 4* 62. 83% 82% 82%
111 Cant ret 4S '66_ 89% 88% 89%
til C*nt4%a '66_79% 78% 78%
111 Cant ref 6* '66 . . 99% 99% 99%
111 Cent Lou SVis'63. 98 98 98
111 Cent St L 6 % * '61. 90% 90% 90%
ICC*Stt*.NO 4 Via *2. 84 83% 84
ICOdkStL NO 6a '63 _ 88% 88% 88%
III Steel Sab 4Ha '40.. 107% 107% 107%
tnd & Louise «S 66 ... 37 37 37
Inland SU 4%*'7t A. 102% 102% 102%
lnt R X 1st rf 6a 66.. 94 93% 94
A
V
men iiow ..on
' R T lat ref Sa'GGcfa 92% 92 92%
ntKTGt'IJ_ 604 fiO% 60%
nt R T 7a '31__ 934 924 93V*
nt R T 7a '13 otfa_ 92% 924 92%
Interlake Sa ‘61__95% 95% 95%
nt Ak col Ga‘43 etp.. 101% 101% 101%
Int Cement 4* 46_ 1304 1294 130
Int Grt Nr 5a 6t> B_ 41 41 41
[ut Grt Nr 6a '6S C.__ 41 40 41
nt (Irt Nr fia 52 A... 44 43% 434
int Gr Nr a<l) 6s’62A. 13% 13% 134
Int Hydro El Ga 44_ 54 53% 53%
int Mer Mar «s 41_ 774 774 774
int Pao lat 6a 47 A— 96% 96 96%
int Paoraf Ga'66 _ 84*4 83% 83%
int T A T OV 4M,a '39. 97% 964 974
lntTAT44a'62_ 87% 86 4 87%
Inf T A T 5a '66 _ 92 914 914
Iowa C latArf 48'SI.. 34 34 34
Jamea F A C 4a '39 ... 954 95 954
Kan C F S A M 48 '36. 51% 51% 51%
Kan C So lat Sa 60 .. 83 4 83 % 834
Kan C So rf in 6a 60. 86% 86% 864
Kan C Ter let 4* 60.. 108% 108% 108%
Kan O A E 448 80... 105% 105% 105%
Keith 6s 46 ... 96 96 96
Kendall 64*'48 ww_ 1044 1044 1044
Klncs County Elev
4s49 _ _107% 107% 107%
Kresjte Foun4s'46 108% 108% 108%
Laclede Oa» 6a 3s ... 1024 102 1024
1 ■oir.da n r* nn ni
Laclede G 5%s 6U D. 77 77 77
LautaroNltr 6a 54.. 26% 25% 26%
Leh Val Coal 6s'64 ... 66% 66% 66%
Leh Val Har 6s 64 95% 95% 95%
Leh V Pa con 49 2003. 53% 52V, 52%
Leh V Pcon4%»2U03 57% 56% 56%
Leh V Rll con 6l 2003 63% 6.3% 63%
Leh Val Ter 6s'41_106 J06 106
Lies & Myr 6s ‘61_124'* 124% 124%
Lie* & Mvr 7s '44_ 136 136 136
Lone 1st ref 4s 49 .. 102': 102', 102%,
Lons Jsl unit 4s'49_103% 10,3% 103%
Lone lslrttb6s 37... 101 101 101
LorrlHard 6s'61_121 121 121
La A Ark 6a 69 _ 93 92% 93
LAN unit 4s 40_108% 108% 108%
I A N 4 %e 2003 C_109% 109 109
L & N Ss '41.. 107 107 107
L A N 6s 2"03 B _111 111 111
L&N rt 6%s 2003 .. 105 105 105
[ & N So Mon It 4s'52 95 94% 95
McKess A K hViiS 60 103% 103!, 103%
Manall Suear 7 %s ‘41 ’
ctfs stpd mod .. "7 37 37
Marlon St Sh 6»'47 . . 82 81% 81%
Market St tty 7s 40 A 102 102 102
Mead Co 6s 46 104% 104% 104'*
Met Ed 1 at rt 4%s'«* 109% 109% 109%
Met W S El Ch 4s '38. 14% 14% 14%
Mich Cent 4**8 '79- 106 105% 106
Mid liH N J 6a 40_ 90% 90% 90%
Mil E R&9 Lbs *1 — 104 104 t 104
Mil E R&S E rf bs 71. 104% 104% 104%
Minn A S L rt 4* 49.. 5 5 5
Minn & S E 6s '62 A . 4 4 4
MSU'&SSM Ch 48 38. 43% 42% 43
MStP&SSM 6s'38 et. 46% 46 46%
MStP&SSM fctis 4 9.. 30 30 30
MStP&SSM 6%s'78 . 91% 91%' 91%
MStP&SSM rf 6s 46A. 35 35 35
Mo 111 6s 69 .. _ 45% 4514 45%
Mo K A T 1st 4s '90_ 86 80% 86
Mo K A T 4s 63 B .... 64% 64% 64%
Mo K A T 4 <*S 78_ 68% 67% 68%
Mo K & X 6s 62 A_ 74% 73% 74%
Mo K & T adl 6s 67_46% 46 46%
Mo Pao *s '75___— 14% It 14%
Mo Pac 5s'66 A_ 33% 33 33%
Mo Pac 5s '77 E_ 33% 32% 33%
Mo Pac 6s'78 G_ 32% 32% 32%
Mo Pac 6s '80 H_ 33% 32% 33
Mo Pac 69 81 1 _ 33% 32% 33
Mo Pao 6 '*s 49 A ... 10% 10% 10%
Mob A Ohio 4%a 71_. 13’, 13% 13%
Mob A Ohio 6a 38 ... 13% 13% 13%
Mohawk A M «s 91... 95s, 95 95%
Mont Cem 5s '37 — 104% 104% 104%
Mont Pwr ret 5s '43.. 107 107 107
Mont Pwr 5s 62 A - 102 102 102
Morris & Co 4 %s 39. 104% 104 * 104;%
Mor & ESI 3%a 2000 . 94% 94 94
Mor & Esi 4 %s 65... 91% 91% 91%
Mor A Esi 6s '66 . ... 98 97% 98
Namm & Sons 6s'4399% 99% 99%
Nasnv CASt E 4S 7*. 92% 91* 92
\ai Dairy bHe 4*_103% 103% 103%
Nat Ills P C «Hs 46 105 104% 105
Nat R M 4%s 67 aast 5-i 5% 5%
Nat Steel 4s 66 . 106% 106% 106%
New Ene HR 5s '45. 80 80 80
New E TAT 1st 6s'63 123 123 123
New J PAL 4 %s *0 107 106% 107
New Or GNK 5a 13 A 84% 84% 84%
New Or P8>i 63 B . 03% 93% 93%
New Or Ter 1st 4s 61 92% 92% 92%
New Or T&M 4%«'66 34 34 34
New Of TAM 68 64 B 36% 36% 36%
New Or TAM 6%s 64 36% 36% 36%
N Y Cert x%e 97 101% 101% 101%
N ¥ Cent 3%s 97 reg. 98% 98% 98%
N ¥ Cent con 4s 98 99% 99% 99%
N ¥ Cent rf 4 He 2013 86% 86 86
N ¥ C if 4Hs 2013 o.. 86% 86'', 86%
N Y Cent ref 6s 2013. 92% 92 92
N Y Cent cv 6s 44 .. 116%115% 116%
NYCLSD3H* 9*- 97 97 97
NYC Mich C 3 He 98. 96% 96% 96%
NVCAStL 1st 4S 37— 103% 103% 103%
NYCAStL 4 He ’78 86% 86% 86',
N YCAStL 6Hs 74 A. 95% 95% 95%
NYCAStL 1st 6s'35„ 106 106 106
N Y ChlAStL 6s ’38_ 92% 92% 92%
N ¥ Dork 1st 4s 61_ 72 72 72
N Y Dock 5» 38 ... 71% 71% 71%
N Y Edison 6s 44 B__ 104'. 104% 104%
N Y Edison 6s 51 C— 104% 104% 104%
N Y Ed ret SHs 41 . 108', 108% 108',
N Y G El HAP 4S 49 . 114% 114% 114%
N Y & Green L 6s 46. 98% 98% 98%
N Y LAW 1st 49 73 . 100% 100% 100%
NY NH AH SHs 47- 34% 34 34%
NY NH A H 3 %s '64 .. 34% 32 34%
NY NH A H SHs 60.. 34 33% 34
NYNHAH4S66_ 34 34 34
NY NH A H 48 '56_34% 34% 34%
NY NH AH 4s 67 22% 22% 22%
NY NH A H 4%s 67 .. 36% 36% 36%
NY NH&H cl tr 6s'40. 46% 46% 46%
N Y NH A H cv 6s 48. 38% 37 38%
N Y OAW een 48 55„ 47% 47 47%
N Y UAW ref 4s 92 . 52% 52% 52%
N Y AQns cn 3%s'65. 106% 106% 106%
N Y Rvs tnc 6s 85 .. 42% 42% 42%
N Y Rvs Inc6s'65*sst. 43% 43% 43%
N Y Rvs 6e 66 A asd. 103', 103% 103%
N Y Steam 1st 5s 51. 106', 106% 106%
N Y Steam I St 6b 47. 110% 110% 110%
N Y SAW een 6s 40 . 65 65 65
N Y SAW 1st rf 5s 37. 85 85 85
N Y Tel een 4Hs 39.. Ill 110% 111
N'Y Tr Rk 6s 46 sto— 94% 94% 94',
N ¥ W A B 4Hs 46— 19% 19% 19%
Slag LAO P 5s '55._107% 107% 107%
Nlae Sh bHs'5» _ 102 102 102
Norf A W 1st 4s 96— 118% 118% 118%
Norf So 1st 6s 41_ 55% 55% 55%
Norf So 1st ref 6s'61. 18', 18% 18%
North Am Cob* 61 . 105% 105% 105%
North Am Ed 6s 57 A 104 104 104
North Am, Ed 6s 69 C 106':. 106% 106'ij
Nor Pao een 3s 2047 85% 84 84%
Nor n Pac gn3s2047rg 79% 79% 79%
.i.. ■ i— — ns 111* 111 1111 !
Mor'n Pac 4%s 2047.. 103% 102% 103%
Mor'n Pac 6s 2047 C._ 107% 107% 107%
Mor'n Pao 6s 2047 D_. 107 100% 107
Mor Pac 6s 2047 _111 110% 110%
Mor’n St P lst5s'41A. 105 104% 104%
>nl Pwr Nias 6s 43.. 114% 114% 114%
Jre R R & N 4s 46 ... 111". 111% 111%
IreSb L 5s 46 std _. 120% 120'% 120%
5re W R R * N «s 61 107% 107% 107%
Itls Steel 6s 41 . 102% 102% 102%
Pacific Uai&El 4S'64. 108% 108% 108%
PacO* E 6s 42 ... 103% 103% 103';..
Pac T&T ref 6s '62_108 108 188
Pan Am P C 6s 40_ 50% 50% 50%
Param't Plo 6a 66 __89% #8 88
Penn Dixie C 6s 41_ 94 93 94
Penn O & D 4%s 77— 106% 106% 106%
Penn P* D4%e'8l— 107% 107 107
Penn RR con 4s '43_112% 112% 112%
Psnn R R 4a 63 _104% 103%. 103%.
Penn KK 4%a '81 D— 111%. 111% 111%
Penn KR 4%a 84 111 111 111
Penn RR con 4 6fea'60 121 120% 121
Penn KR sn 4%s 66. 114 113% 114
Penn RRdb4%a’76_ 104% 103% 104%
Pann RR 6a 64 . — 105% 105% 105%
Penn RK sen 6a'68 . 119% 119% 119%
Peoria * E 1st 4s 40. 91% 91% 91V*
Paorla & E ino 4#'90* 14 14 14
Pere Maro 1st 4s '56* 94 94 94
Pere Mara 4%s 80 .. 97% 96% 97% ,
Pere Mara 1st 6s 66* 102% 102% 102%
Phila B&W 4 %s ’77 — 114% 114% 114%
Phlla Co 6s 67 105% 105% 105%
Phlla El Co 4a’71 .— 104 104 104
Phlla ElCo4**s 67— 108 107% 107%
Phlla * R C * 1 6a '71 49% 48% 49
Phlla & RCA 1 6a 4* 29% 28% 29
Ph'llDDine Ry 4a'37_ 30% 30% 30%
PCC&StL. 4%a'77 0— 140’ 110 110
PCC&StJ. 6a '70 A_119% 119% 119%
PCC&StL6a 75 B-120 119% 119%
Pitts&WVa «%a 60G. 88 88 88
Port Gen El 4 Mi a SO.. 74% 74 74%
Porto Rico A T 6s ‘4*. 81 81 81
Postal Tel ft C 6s ’6*. 38% 38 38
Pressed Stl C 6s 'S*„ 86 85 85
Pure oil 4 % a ‘66 130 128 128%
Pure Oil 4%s ’50 iw.. 102% 102% 102%
Purity BaB 6B 4> . 100% 99% 99%
Reading JerC 4a '61.. 100% 100% 100%
Reading H 4%s‘97 A 107% 107 107%
Rem-K SVia’RT A ww. 109% 107% 109
Rem-R 6MiB'47A xw_. 109 108% 109
Rep lr ft Stl 6a ‘40 . 106% 105% 105%
RepUblleStl4%e‘IO. 123 122 122% j
Republic Stl 4%s '61. lOOVi 99% 100%
*
I
673,123 Total Represents
14.7 Per Cent Increase
Over Week Ago.
NEW YORK. March fl —The Asso
ciated Press seasonally adjusted weekly
index of freight carloadings. based on
1020-:iO as loo. announced today rose to
72.5 (highest, since Sept.. lOlM). com
pared with 07.1 the previous week and
05 2 a year previously.
The range of recent years:
lO.'W. 10.25. mot. loon.
High--_72.5 71.1 05.0 AT.:}
Low_114.:i 50.0 50.5 47.7
By the Associated Press.
OPUa A poAointinn Af A m ovloon T>a il _
road* reported today loadings of
revenue freight for the week ending
last Saturday totaled 673,123 cars.
This was an Increase of 86,411 cars,
or 14.7 per cent, compared with the
preceding week; an increase of 68,792,
or 11.4 per cent, compared .with a
year ago and an increase of 67.406,
or 11.1 per cent, compared with two
years ago.
The week's loadings of various class
ifications. giving comparisons with
preceding week and corresponding
week a year ago, follow;
This Week Last Week Year Aao
Misc. freisht. 340,770 -r 45,330 -4 21,739
Le^s than car . .... ,
lot _157.947 “‘-30,147 — 1,<0I
Coal _175.153 — 510 *-30,304
Grain _ 30,077 4- 9.533 - J.oo'
Western, Dist- 32,153 ---2- "r
Livestock - 10.573 4- 4o0 — n’nin
Western Dist. 7.788 ----- — r'SiJ!
Forest Prod.- 2».8<t« 4- .>.4,1 -r- 3.850
Ore _ 3.874 — 173 4- 1.084
Coke -_-- 10.313 4- 105 -t* -.0,,
Washington Produce
BUTTER—Range of prices to store*
gathered from wholesale dealers {pnees to
ncarbv shippers based on Philadelphia ana
New York prices*: One-pound prints, car
ton <03 score'. 30 l-pound prints car
ton (0<) score'. .38: • 4-pound prints, carton
<92 score! 4<>: '.-pound prints, carton
i!»n score*. 30; tubs i!>3 score*. .38: tubs
(OO score*. .3 7.
MEATS—Beef. 11 ’.alS: veal. lo*JT:
lamb 1 *>a 1 8: loin. 3<»a3l fresh ham. - .s
3.3; smoked ham. 3.3*35; compound, 1- 4*
lard. 13'v*1.3.
LIVE STOCK—Hoes lish*. main1*: me
diums main1?: heavies. 0alo>4'. rousns.
o*8»2; calves 5a 10.
Prices paid shippers, net f o. b. Wash
ington. by the U 8. Bureau of Agricul
tural Economics;
EGGS—Market slightly irregular TJ. S
Government graded standards, large. j
cent lower but all others unchanged. Cur
tent receipts. 35a3H: hennerv whites.
*’T. Government graded and dated white
ess* unelOdlns grading and marketing
costs) U. S extras, large. 30. U. S. ex
tras. mediums. ~8lz: U. S. standards.
ini ejt*. ..n.
LIVE POULTRY—Market steady at tin*
chanced prices. Fowl Colored, heavy
Leghorns. 17ft IS; roosters. la 14.
Chickens: Plymouth Rock broilers ‘.-•ft'-;*
fivers and roasters. *24a*25: Lechorn nroil
ers *20a*: 1: mix^d colors 18ai!0. Capons:
Heavy ‘2S: light. '2ft: alios. -‘2- Turkeys;
Young hens ~5: young toms 18a*.n
Sales in iarec lots by original receiver*
up to 8 a m. today:
CABBAGE—One Florida 1 Texas ar
rived; 1 broken and 3 unbroken cars on
track. New stock—Supplies moderate: de
mand moderate: market steady. Texas,
half lettuce crates domestic round type.
1 itial '.’5: Florida 1'k-bushel hampers
domestic round type. l.llOal.l.A few l.ftfi.
Old stock—Supplies light: demand light,
market steady New York 50-pound sacks
Danish type 05. few higher.
CELERY—One Florida arrived. ‘1 broken
and :! unbroken cars on track Supplies
moderate; demand moderate: market
steadv. Florida. 10-inch crates, indi
vidually washed and precooled. 3-4 dozen,
1l.'liia'l.aQ. . _
LETTUCE—One California arrived ft
broken and 4 unbroken cars on track.
Western. Supplies moderate; demand
moderate: market slightly stronjei Cali
fornia. Western crates. Iceberg type. 4-.o
doyen. 5,75. few 3.0n Southern. Prac
tica.ly no supplies on the market.
High. Low 2:5ft.
Republic St) 6*4s B4 108'i 108'* 108'4
Revere Cop 4*4s’68.. ll>4‘* 104>-, 104I4
Richfield 011 6s 44 .. 38*. 38 381*
Richfield O 6s 44 ef» 38 37 37*,
R GW let ex in 4*’39 84 8314 84
Rio G W col «> 49 k. 51 51 51
St L P*NW 6s 4*_ 47'- 47 47'i
St L-S F 48 60 A 25', 24». 24".
St Lr-8 F 48 ’60 A eta. 23 23 23
SI L.-S F 4148 '7* .. 22', 21'4 21'4
St 1,-S F «k4*’7*cf 8t 20'* 19'. 19".
St L-S F 6s 60 B cfs. 24'. 24'4 24'.
St L S W 1st 48 »9... 89', 89', 89',
St L, 8 W 2d 48 '19 ... 70', «<*■» 70
St L S W gn rf 6b '90. 38*. 38 38
St L. SW 1st ter 6«’62. 55". 54 55*»
It P K C S L 4 548 ♦' . 23 23 23
StPM&MM ex 4s ’37 . 103", 103V, 103-H
St P tin Deo ref 6s’7I 119', 119', 119',
San A*A Hass 48 41. 98', 98'-. 98>*
San An Pb S «s '62 A. 109', 109', 109',
Seabd A L rat 4s 69 .. 8*. 8'-i 8',
Seabd A L 8d1 5s’49 — 6', fi'i 6',
Seabd A L (I '45 A 10". ]0'» 10".
Seabd A L 6s 45 cfs . 9'. 9 9
Seabd A-FI 6b*36A ct. 4T, 4", 4Ti
Sharon S H 6*48 '41 . 103". 103", 103",
Shell Pipe L 6s 62 ... 102", 102Ti 1021*
Ch»ll tin nil F.S *7 109". 109V 109*.
Sierra * S F P 6* ’49. 112% 112% 112%
.Silesian Am 7s 41— 88 88 88
Skelly Oil 4s H_ 98% 98 98
Soconv Vac 8 %• 60 . 106% 105** 106
So Colo PwrOs 47 A. 105H 105H 105%
So Pac col 4a'49_ 90 89% 90
So Pac ref 48 ’65_106% 106% 106%
So Par 4 H* 68_ 92% 91% 91%
So Pac 4H* 69_-_91 90% 90%
So Pac 4 Ha SI- 90% 90% 90%
So Pae Or# 4 % s '77 . 98 97*. 97*.
So Pac S F Ter 4a ’60. 109% 109% 109%
So Kv cm ta il A__ 65 64% 64%
SO KV 5s 94 _101 100% 100%
So Rv een 6a 66_ 81 80% 80*.
Southern Rv 6%a '56. 8.3 82% 82%
So Rv M 4048 '36 73 73 73
S W Bel) Tel 3 Ha 64. 107% 107% 107%
Spokane lnt 6s '66 .. 24 24 24
Stevens Hotel 6s '45_. 28% 27% 27%
Studahaker cv 6s'46. 115V. 113 115
Swift A Co Mia 60— 107 107 107
Tenn Cant 6a 47_ 97 96 96%
Tenn El Pw 6s 47 A.. 96% 95% 96*.
Term AsSt L4s’6S„ 111 111 111
Term As con 6s 44118% 118% 118%
Texarkana 6Ha’60„. 101 101 101
Tex Com ev 6a 44.__. 104*. 104% 104%
Tex & Pac 6a 77 B_103% 103 103%
Tex&Pac 5s 79 0_103', 103% 103%
Tex&Pac 6s 60 O 103% 103V, 103%
Tex&Pac 1st 6s 2000. 122% 122% 122%
Third A* ret 4s 60 70 69% 70
Third A ad in as 6s’60 39% 39% 39H
Tol A OhtoC Mis 60. 104% 104% 104%
Toronto H&B 4s ’46104% 104% 104%
Un El LA P6%8 64..105 105 105
Un l>1l of cal 4s ’47—-12114 121% 121%
Un Pac 1st «a'47_114 113% 114
Un Hue 4s '6* _103% 103% 103%
Un Pac 1st rf 4s 2008 111% 110% 110%
Un Pac 4Hs '67_ 105 104 104
Unt Drug 6s'6t .. 102% 102 102
Unit Kvs St L 4s ’64.. 34 34 34
U S Rubber ta 47 .. 105% 105% 105%
Unlv Pipe A H 6s '36_ 38% 38 38%
Utah L A T 6s'44 A— 97% 97% 97%
Utah P A L 6a '44 . __ 98V. 97% 98
Uttl P ft U 6s '89 ww. 67% 66% 67
Util PAL6Hs'47 _ 70% 70% 70%
Vet Sug 1st 7s 42 cfa 17 .' 17 17
Va Rv 4%s 62 B-102% 102% 102%
Va Rv 1st 6s '62 A_110% 110% 110%
(Vabash 444* '78 - 34% 34% 34%
Wabash 1st 6s ’ll_102% 102'* 102'/.
Wabash 2d 6* 95'/* 9fi% 95'/*
Wabash 6» ‘76 B_ 35 35 SB
Wabash 6%s '76-- 36% 36 36
Wabash Om 3%s'41. 73% 72% 73%
Walker HAS 4%s‘45. 107% 107 107
Walworth 4S'65 . 82 81% 81%
Warner Bros e» 6a ’SI 93% 92 92
Warner-Ooln «a 31 42 41% 42
Warren RR 3%s 3000 81 80 81
Wash Cent 48 43 — 99 98% 99
W Pa P 1st 6s 61 E>— 122% 122% 122%
W Pa.P 1 at 6s 66 106 106 106
W SB 1st 4a 3061 gtd. 96% 96% 95%
W Sh 1st 48 2061 reg. 90% 90% 90%
West’n Md 1st 48 ’63. 101% 101 101%
Weefn Md 6468 ’77 108% 108% 108%
WestnNYAP lstSi’17 103% 103% 103%
weat n Pae la-48 * . 38% 37% 37%
West’n Pac 6s46A as. 38 37 37%
Weit-n Un 4 46 a 60 107% 107 107
Weaf’n On cl tr 6s’U. 106% 106% 106%
wast’n On 6s‘61- 106% 106% 106%
Wast’n On 6s 60 . 107% 107 107%
Wh A L Eeon 4a 49. 110% 110% 110%
Wheel Steel «%e 6* 102% H)2% 102%
Wheel Steel 444*’66. 101% 1014* 101%
W SpSti la’7s I6ct 294* 29% 29%
W Sn Stl con la*** ct. 29% 29 294*
Wilson A Co 41’66_101% 1014* 101%
WlaC 1st *n4s’4» „ 19% 19% 19%
Younctn 8AT 6*76B. 1064* 106% 106%
Youngtn SAT la’ItA.. 106% 106 106
*
Richmond Reserve
Directors to Name
New Head March 12
By the Associated Press.
RICHMOND. Va.. March Direc
tors of the Federal Reserve Bank
of Richmond will meet here March
12 to elect a successor to President
George J. Seay, who was retired March
1 under a ruling of the Board of
Governors of the system fixing the
retirement age at 70.
There has been no mention here
of a successor to the position, which
pays an annual salary of $25,000.
Mr. Seay was re-elected for a five
year term on February 13 and given
the title of “president” instead of
"governor," under provisions of the
banking *«t of 1835. However, the
Board of Governors of the system,
whd must approve appointments of
presidents and vice presidents of dis
trict banks, ruled that such officers
who are 70. or who become 70 before
the completion of a five-year term,
must retire. !
CLIMB RECORDED
BY MONEY VOLUME
Circulation Up 73 Millions
in Week Due to Month’s
End Requirements.
By the Associated Press.
The Federal Reserve Board's condi
tion statement of Reserve banks
showed today the demand for month’s \
end cash caused money in circulation
to jump S73 000.000 during the week !
ending March 4.
To meet this additional demand, the j
Treasury transferred cash from Re- j
serve institutions to commercial banks, ;
while the commercial banks, in turn, ,
drew> down from their reserve bal- 1
ances. As a result, Treasury deposits
with Reserve banks dropped $51,000.- \
000 during the week, while reserve j
balances were depleted by $26,000,000. j
The total of reserve balances. $5.- j
813.000. 000. is still about $3,040,000,000 1
in excess of legal requirements.
Monetary gold stocks of the Nation
were augmented by net imports of
54.000. 000 during the week. The con- \
dition statement said:
"The daily average volume of Fed- 1
era! Reserve bank credit outstanding
during the week ended March 4. as j
reported by the Federal Reserve Banks, 1
was $2,478,000,000. a decrease of
$4,000,000 compared with the preced- ,
ing week and an increase of $19,000.
000 compared with the corresponding
week in 1935.
"On March 4 total Reserve bank
credit amounted to $2,475,000,000. un
changed from a week ago.”
Changes in the amount of Reserve
bank credit outstanding and in re- i
lated items during the week and the
year ended March 4, 1936, were re
ported as follows:
Mar. 4. Feb. 26. Mar. 6.
1936. 1936. 1935.
(In millions of dollars.)
Bills discounted 6 — 1
Bills bought 5 — 1
U. S Government 4
securities 2.431 + 1 4- 1
Incus1 ml advances
< not including J6
million commit
1 ments March 4 > 31 — 1 + 12
Other Reserve bank
credit 3+3—12
Total Reserve bank
credit _ 2.415 _ + 23 !
Monetary gold
stock ... _ 10.167 + 4 +1.621
Treasury and na
tional bank cur- i
rency 2.506 + 4 — 11
Money In circula
tion 5.848 - 73 - 370
Member bank re
serve balances 5.813 —20 —1.258
Treasurs cash and
deposits with
Federal Reserve
banks 2.808 —51 — 100
Non-member d e -
posits and other
Federal Reserve ac
counts - . 596 +13 — 107
Auto Production
Jumps to 84,705
Mark During Week
By the Associated Press.
DETROIT. March 6.—Crams Re- j
ports, Inc., said today that production I
of passenger cars and trucks in the
United States and Canada rose sharply ,
this week to 84.705 units, compared to
64,956 units recorded for the previous
week.
A year ago this week production was
86.973 units.
With most of the major plants on
regular schedules, another increase is
expected next week, the report said.
——-•
DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED
NEW YORK. March 6.—Dividends de
clared (prepared by the Standard Sta
tistics Corp ):
Increased.
Pf- Stk. of Pay
_ Rate. riod. record, able
Southern Fir* Insur 40c Q 3-23 3-27
Sangamo Electric_ftoc Q 3-20 4-1
Accumulated.
Am Chain 7% pf . si.75 .. 3-20 4-1 j
Resumed.
Economy Grocery St . 25c „ 4-1 4-15
Extra.
Mead Johnson * Co.-ftnc— 3-14 4-1
Regular.
Alabama A- Vicksburg S3 S -3-0 4-1 i
Applch El Pw $7 pf SI.75 Q 3-7 4-1
Do $6 pf SI.50 Q 3-7 4-1
Baldwin-Duckw Chain S2 Q 3-21 4-1 1
Boyd-Richrdson 1st pf S2 <3 3-10 3-10
Do 2nd pf _ S2 Q 3-10 3-70
Broad Street Invest 2(>c Q 3-10 4-1
Capital Admiins 7 5c e 3-10 4-1
cen Maine Pw 70, pf 87'.2C Q 3-10 4-1
Do 07 pf__ 75c Q 3-10 4-1
Do SO pf 75c Q 3-10 4-1
Duplan Silk Cp 87 pf $2 Q 3-14 4-1
Famlse Corp (Deli A nUc Q 3-20 4-1
Finance Co of Penn $2.50 Q 3-14 4-1
Ind&Mieh El 77 pf SI.7ft Q 3-7 4-1
Do 0% pf $1.50 Q 3-7 4-1
Ind Gen Ser 07 pf $7.50 Q 3-7 4-1
Irving Oil Ltd 67 pf -75c Q 2-15 3-2
Lazarus (F&Ri
«%7 Pf - $1.62'2 Q 4-20 5-1
Nunn-Bush Shoe 25c 3-14 3-31
Do 1st pf . $1.75 Q 3-14 3-31
Do 2nd pf $1.87la Q 3-14 3-31
Ohio Serv Holding -
$5 non-cum pf-_ 50e - 3-]« 4-1
Pennsyl Tel pf S1.50 Q 3-14 4-1
Petroleum Exploration 25c Q 3-5 J-JJJ
Pollock Pap&Box of $1.75 Q 3-1 3-18
Reynolds <RJ> Tob--7fte Q 3-1* 4-1
Do Tob B , 7oc Q 3-1* 4-1
Unit Corp (Del) $3 pf 75c Q 3-lb 4-1
Unit States Tr (NY> $15 O 3-20 4-1
Conti 3ek 87 cm Pf-$1 « •'-JO 4-1
Mead Johnson & Co-.ioc O 3-J4 4-1
National Candy Co-2nc Q 3-12 4-1
Natomas Co---20C Q 3-16 4-1
Pac Tel & Tel Co_..$1.50 Q 3-20 3-31
Doefaet Piroln Sf)C Q .MK 4-1
St L Rocky Mtn Pac.25$ — «*iu o-di
—-•
U. S. TREASURY NOTES.
(Reported by Chas. D. Barney jt Co '
Rate—Maturity Bid. Offer.
24*s Apr. 15. ’30— 1(10 7-32 1(10 0-3.*
lias June 15. '•'!>> — 100 25-32 100 2.-12
3I4S Aug. 1. ’30.. 101 18-32 101 .0-3.
1 'is Sept, 15. ’30— 101 3-32 101 5-32
2448 Dec. 15. ’3(1_ 102 13-32 1021o-32
3s Feb. 15. '37._ 103 1-32 103 3-32
3.8 Apr 15. ’37— 103 14-32 103 10-32
3>/,S Sept. 15. '37— 104 28-32 104 30-32
24*s Peb 1. 38_. 104 24-32 104 20-32
3s Mar. 15. ’38— 105 24-32 105 20-32
2%s June 15. ’38— 105 23-32 105 25-32
"■As Sept. 15. ’38.. 105 1-32 105 3-32
l'As Mar. 15. ’30— 102 2-32 102 4-32
24is June 15. ’30— 103 30,32 104
Hs Dec 15. '30— 101 15-32 101 17-32
1«is Mar. 15. ’4(1- 10131-35 1021-32
1 vss June 15. ’40.. 101 11-32 101 13-32
14>s Dec. 15. ’40.. 101 4-32 101 0-32
l'/js Mar. 15. ’41.. 101 1012-32
BUILDING FAR ABOVE 1935.
NEW YORK, March 6 OP).—Engi
neering construction awards in Feb
ruary totaled $164,499,000, which was
lower than the figures of December
and January, but 142 per cent over the
volume for February, 1935, the Engi
neering News-Record report*.
i
Some Sales Best Since Last
December—Merchants
File Rush Orders.
By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. March 6.—With im
proved weather serving as the prin
cipal stimulus, retail trade experienced
a brisk recovery during the past week,
said Dun & Bradstreet today, in their
weekly summary of trade conditions.
The distribution, “in many in
stances,” reached the highest totals
since last December and wholesalers
were reported pressed for long over
due shipments and received postponed
wiiuuiVdii'iito ivi iuu vuauuwv.
Durable Goods Win.
The summary also reported stronger
indications of general industrial ex
pansion, with the durable goods di
vision favored.
"Except in the few districts where
the thaw brought a disturbing menace
of floods, retail sales for all the prin
cipal centers of distribution rose, with
the gains over the week previous run
ning as high as 25 to 30 per cent.
"This lifted the estimated average
for the country 8 to 12 per cent above
the comparative 1935 period.
“Widening the improvement that
started in the week previous, greater
activity spread to practically all
branches of the wholesale trade, with
buying particularly accelerated in
Spring merchandise.
Retailers Place Orders.
"Retailers hastened to place their
long-postponed orders for goods re
quired in pre-Easter promotions and
made generous specifications for
staples needed for current demand,' as
consumer buying continued to rise.
“Good gains were reported for both
shoes and millinery, while for men's
clothing and furnishings some houses
reported volume up 10 to 15 per cent
from a year ago.
"Home furnishings, floor coverings
and furniture continued to move well,
merchants stating that many families
were making replacements for the first
time since 1929."
-.. • ■ " - ■ ■ -
NEW YORK BANK STOCKS
NEW YORK. M?rch H M* —Over-the
coumer market bank and tru-1 companies.
Bid. Asked.
Bank of Manhattan «1 ’ 1)_t’MU 40%
Chase ii.io)_ 4o>.
Citv < ] I__ JI5 '17
Commercial <S>_._-_1 ‘ * 1 M
First National iiooi_issn 10**o
Public <l*2)_ 41 44
Bankers' <:!>_ W4 •
Brooklyn Trust <4>_ 1]!* 4~4
Central Hanover <4>_ It.4 11
Chemical il.xo»_ _ 5X,2 BO1.
Continental i.XCD___ 1!»%
Corn Exchanae *-I)_ ♦>- <»•’
Empire <1»_ .'■> ‘-’4
Guaranty ' 141___ "t»1 *’4»0
Irvins i «'»0)_ ___ 10
Lawyers* Trust <*MO)_ 4* 51
Manufacturers »l*«a>_ 4*l1j 4S-?
r. Y. Trust «5>. lit 111
Title Guaranty & Trust_ 11% 123«
First
Trust
Loans
For Purchasing a Home or
RE-FINANCING
EXPIRING TRUSTS;
NO COMMISSION CHARGE
NO RENEWALS REQUIRED
Terms Arranged on
Easy Monthly Payments
AAf/Wtl*. BUHOING A L9A1
ASTOC'ATion COUNCIL */o c.
/NATIONAL
T^^irmcmenZ
BUILDING ASSOCIATION
UNDER. SUPERviS'ON I
I f U i TRtASURV
lg4PNWTH STRKT.N^C
_ - A
NEW YORK PRODUCE.
NEW YORK. March fl OP).—Butter, in
308; easy. Creamery, hither than extra.
h'H.ahy'/j; extra <»2 score) 32‘/a; Arsts
<88-91 scores). :U>/aa32; centralized <30
score). ;i2</«.
Cheese. 321.542; quiet. Prices un
changed.
Eggs. 17.981- Arm. Mixed color*. SD*
cial pack* or selection* from fresh re
ceipts. 28',i*20. standards and commer
cial standards. 28 firsts. 2TJ«; seconds.
2«>/ja2"; dirties. No. 1. 42 pounds. 281
average checks. 25
Live poultry steady. By freight' All
prices unchanged.
Money for Construction Loans
and
Loans on Improved Properties
FIRST DEED OP TRUST Lf
GEORGE I.BORGER
Soccessor to the Buttneia of
JAMES P SHEA
643 Indiana Ave. N.W.
STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
; OP THE
United Mutual Life Insurance
Co. of Indianapolis, Ind.
; On the 31st day of December. 1035 a*
required under Section H47 of the Code
I of Law lor the District of Columbia.
INCOME.
‘New premium* *- $317,108.50
• Renewal premiums_ 2.436.387.40
Total premium income- $2,753.41*5.1*0
Total interest and rents- 1.1 OH. 175.91
Other income- 39U.814.25
Total income_~$4 340.486.IS
DISBURSEMENTS.
Net amount paid for losses
and matured endow-ment.s $2.031.550.00
Other payments to policy
holders__ S7H.704.02
All other disbursements_ 1.U99.4U2.1U
Total disbursements ... $3,957,057.02
ASSETS.
Real estate_ - $625,324.38
Policy loans and premium
notes -- 7.089..'>03.4 3
Bonds and stocks_ 23.154.187.75
Cash in office _ 1.200.no
Deposits in hanks .- . 051.111 13
I Total interest and rents
due ahd accrued .. 414.888.93
Net amount of uncollected
and deferred premiums- 163.99n.7 7
All other assets_ 56.509.22
Gros* assets__ _ __527.75H.7JO.il
Deduct assets not admitted 1.984. #21.17
Total admitted assets..$25.771.988.99
LIABILITIES. *
Net reserve, required by lau _ $70.7n7.7Oo.m
Other policy reserves_ 740.nl4.no
Total policy claims__ 299.358.78
Orher liabilities_ 509.588 39
$71,7 37.1 HI
Una**igned fund* (surplus* 1.039.877.05
Total __$75.7« 1.988-99
Amount of ordinary busi
ness written durina the
year_$11.494 672.00
Amount of ordtnarv busi
ness written in the Dis
trict of Columbia during _
the year_ .. *9.700 00
GEORGE A BANGS.
President.
WM A. JENKINS.
Secretary
Subscribed and sworn to before me th':
21 t dav of February 1950.
• Seal > HARRY C WILSON
Notary Publ '*
_Mv commission expires January 3. !'•: •
STATEMENT OF THE CONDlTIOi:
OF THE
Republic Insurance Co.
rioiUc Tov
On the 31st day of December. 19:*.v
required under Section "4 7 of the c«.
of Law for the District of Columbia.
INCOME.
Net premiums-52 067.63:’.
Total interest and rents-- 301.149.
Other income----- 88 o.’.u.t
Total income-52 457.131.
DISBURSEMENTS.
Net amount paid policynold
ers ior los:>es. - - -- *196. ti
All other disbursements_- 1.410.342..
Total disbursements_ 51.906.818";
ASSETS.
Real estate/ 51.oo5.7on>-'
Mortgage loans on real estate 720.939...
Collateral loan _._ in.ooo.M-'
Bonds and stocks . -5.011.513.. 1
Cash in company & office.,- lo.46i.4
Deposits in banks_ 9:;.o3R o*
Agents* balances-- 3o9.89oO'>
Interest and rents due or .
accrued _ _ 38 03P .v ■
All other assets- ,07.768 »:•
Gross assets._ 57.538.935.1
Deduct assets not admitted. 30.156.3"
Total admitted assets, _ 57.508*772.55
LIABILITIES. _ ,
Net unpaid claims_ *T5fvn*, ■
Total unearned premiums,- 2.046.324.y
Oilier liabilities-— »31.9t>4.r.
Capital paid up -rooo.ooo.nv
Surplus over ail liabilities-- 2.o83.«9n>.
Total _ 57.506.7 72.55
NET PREMIUMS WRITTEN
DURING THE YEAR. t ,
, Dtst of
Total. Columbia
Pu-m __ *1.869.136.31 81.Tt>0.31
Earthquake - - - 4.551.28 -—
Tornado. wind
j storm and cy
Sprinkler leakage 1.72530 -------
Riot, civil cemmn
tton and explo- n
sion - 5.4 18.30 4- •>
Totals 53.007.033.79 81.915.6 *
A. F. PILLET. President.
JOHN CRAWFORD Secretary.
Subscrfoed and sworn to before me thr
131h dav of February. 1930.
(Seal ) CLARICE STEPHFNS
Notarv Public
hi
rLOANS—|
ON IMPROVED D. C. PROPERTY
Immediate attention on your appli
cation for buying, rebuilding or
refinancing.
Loans repayable monthly.
No charge for appraisal if loan is
not made.
Interest charged only on unpaid
balance of principal.
Equitable Co operative
Building A ssociation
915 F STREET N.W.
Organized I8t9
FIVE-POINT PLAN
for your consideration
HOME
LOANS
Interest as Low as
■ 5%
Easy payments low
as $7.50 monthly
4% NOW PAID ON SAVINGS
Federal Insurance pro*
tecta your savings here,
up to $5,000.
!
COLUMBIA BUILDING ASSOCIATION
716 11 th Street Opposite Palais Royal

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