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Nolan Named Head Of Capital Exchange, Succeeds Olds By EDWARD C. STONE. James Parker Nolan, partner In Folger, Nolan & Co., was elected president of the Washington Stock Exchange at the annual meeting today, succeeding Edson B. Olds. Harold C. Patterson, of Auchin loss, Parker & Redpath, was elected vice president; T. Baker Robinson, of Robinson, Rohrbaugh & Lukens, secretary; and Myles H. Quail of Alexander Brown & Sons, treasurer. Elected to the Governing Com mittee were Edson B. Olds, Harold C. Patterson, James M. Johnston and Thomas C. Montgomery. Mr. Olds was elected chairman. Mem bers already serving on the commit tee are Myles H. Quail and T. Baker Robinson, while Mr. Nolan becomes a member as head of the exchange. Trust Program Announced. Speakers for the 25th annual Mid winter Trust Conference of the American Bankers’ Association, ju3t announced, include A. L. M. Wiggins, ABA president; George C. Barclay, New York banker; Charles H. My lander, Ohio banker; Richard A. Stockton, Winston-Salem, N. C.; Percy C. Madeira, Philadelphia; A. Key Foster, Montgomery, Ala., and Austin W. Scott, Harvard Law School. The meeting will be held in New York February 8-10. It is anticipated that a good-sized Washington delegation will attend the three-day session. Bank Elects Dorman Auditor. Vernon R. Dorman was elected auditor of the American Security & Trust Co. at the annual meeting of the directors. President Corcoran Thom and all other officers were re elected. Mr. Dorman has been with the bank since March, 1924; is a gradu ate of Oklahoma A. & M., National University. Benjamin Franklin Uni versity and American Institute of Banking, and is active in the Auditors’ Section of the Bankers’ Association. He served in the Navy in the World War and is a member of the Masonic Order and the Arkansas Avenue Citizens’ Associ ation. Controllers to Hear O’Leary. Dr. Paul ^D'Leary, managing di rector of the Research Institute of America, will address District of Columbia Control, of the Controllers’ Institute of America, at the January dinner meeting next Tuesday eve ning at the Carlton Hotel on “Post war Economics.’’ He is a graduate of Kansas University and Harvard and took his Ph. D. at Cornell. Dr. Elmer Louis Kayser, George Washington University dean, will address the Auditors' Section of the District Bankers’ Association at a dinner meeting tomorrow evening at the Sheraton Hotel. James C. Elgin, section chairman, will pre side. Lanston Declares Dividend. Directors of the Lanston Mono type Co. have declared the regular quarterly dividend of 50 cents per share, pavaole February 29 to stock holders of record February 18, it was announced today. I Business Briefs \ Electric Power Production in the week ended January 15 totaled 4, 539.083.000 kilowatt hours, compared with 4,567,959,000 in the previous week, and was 14.8% above 3,952, 479.000 in the like 1942 period, the Edison Electric Institute announced. Cotton Spinning Operations in December were at 115.3% of ca pacity, on a 2-shift, 80-hour-week basis, compared with 125.3% in No vember and 128.3%, in December, 1942, the Census Bureau reported. Spindles in place December 31 to taled 23.342,922 of which 22,596.322 were active some time during the month, compared with 22,923,406 active in December. 1942. Favorable Bank Conditions W'ere hailed by Leo T. Crowley, chairman of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp., in a report released by Presi dent Roosevelt. Mr. Crowley said "insured banks today are in the soundest condition they have ever enjoyed.” Northern States Power Co. asked the SEC to authorize sale at com petitive bidding of $5,000,000 first mortgage bonds, due 1974, and the sale to commercial banks of $4, 000,000 of 21 i % serial notes. Pro ceeds will be used to retire $4,999,000 of St. Paul Gas Light Co. 5% bonds assumed by Northern States and due March 1, and $4,000,000 of Northern States’ notes due February 28. Central Ohio Light & Power Co. filed a statement with the SEC cov ering proposed issuance of $4,300,000 of series A 3 Vi % first mortgage bonds, due 1974, to be sold at com petitive bidding. Proceeds would be used to redeem $3,981,000 4%r series C bonds at 106**%, and $394,000 series D bonds at 103%%;. K. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co. earned $18,562,741 or $1.85 a share on the combined common and class B stocks in 1943, compared with $19, 860,231 or $1.98 a share in 1942. Sales set a new record of $414,263, 939. compared with $369,212,044 in 1942. Electric Power & Light Corp. earned $9,456,205 or $12.29 a share on the combined $7 and $6 first pre ferred stocks, in arrears, in 12 months ended September 30, com pared with $7,926,067 or $10.30 a share in the preceding period United Gas Corp. earned $8,389, 242 or $18.65 a share on the $7 first preferred stock in 12 months ended September 30, compared with $7, 789.495 or $17.31 a share in the pre vious year. Hiram Walker - Gooderham & Worts earned $1,785,441 or $2.28 a share in Canadian currency for the quarter ended November 30, com pared with $2,594,529 or $3.40 a share in the same 1942 period. Directors voted the regular common dividend of $1 a share, payable March 15 to holders of record February 11. Keystone Steel & Wire Co. earned $490,568 or 65 cents a share in three months ended December 31, com pared with $265,354 or 35 cents a share in the same 1942 period. Tri-continental Corp. reported net assets on December 31 wer equal to $179.65 a share on the preferred and $4.63 a share on the common. These figures compared with $122.07 and $1.28, respectively, on Decem ber 31, 1942, and $17926 and $4.61 on September 30, 1943. American Home Products Corp. announced negotiations were com pleted for the merger of the 77 year-old food company of P. Duff & Sons, Inc., of Pittsburgh. Aluminum Co. of America an nounced plans to resume the manu facture of aluminum collapsible tubes for tooth pastes and phar maceutical jellies and ointments at its Edgewater, N. J., plants. I N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE (Famished hr the desecrated Prase.) 8ales— Stock and Add Prev. Dividend Rata. 00. Bleb. low. 2:00. Close Abbott Ll.OOa 4 6074 6074 6074 6074 tAbbtt Lab pf 4 40 11074 11074 11074 10974 tAbftStraus 74e 10 48 48 48 48 Adams Exp Vig. 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30 30 Am Sug R pf 7. 1 114>4 1141/4 1141/4 1141/4 Am Tel ft Tel 9 12 15674 15674 15674 15674 Am Tobacco 3a 5 61 6074 6074 60 Am Tob (B) 3a 1 6274 6274 6274 6174 •Am Tob pf 8 120 143 142 142 143 Am l7pe P 60s 64 1174 1074 11 1074 Am Viscose 74e 8 4474 4474 4474 4474 Am Water Wks 28 7 674 674 7 Am Woolen 16 674 674 674 674 Am Wool pf 8g. 5 7174 70 7174 69 Am Zinc L«S 1 41/4 474 474 474 Am Z prpf 174k 1 4574 4574 4574 4774 Anaconda Ctag 23 2574 25 2574 2574 • AnaconWftC 1 10 26 26 2 6 2674 Anch HockG lg 10 2074 2074 2074 2074 APW Paper 1 274 274 274 274 Arch-Dan M 3. 1 4474 4474 4474 44 Arm (111) 13 574 574 574 574 Arm 111 prpf 3k 2 8374 83 83 8374 • Arm (111) pf . 10 100 100 100 101 Arms Ck 1.35g _ 3 3874 3874 3874 39 Asso Dry Gig 3 13 13 13 1374 • Asso DG 1st d 30 9474 9474 9474 9474 • Asso Inv pf 5 40 10374 10374 10374 10374 AtchT&SF 1 Tie 26 5874 5774 5874 5774 Atl Coast L 3g 20 2874 2774 2774 28 Atl GftWI pf 5g 1 60 60 60 5974 Atl Refining lg 10 2574 2574 2574 2574 AUasCorp 60s 2 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27% Mathleson Al 1 5 22% 217* 21% 22 tMathis Df 710 173 173 173 173 Maytag Co 3 5% 5% 5% 5% Maytag pf 34k 1 35 35 35 35 McCall 1.40 1 21% 21% 21% 21 McCrory Btrs 1 4 167* 16% 16% 16 Mclnty h2 22a 1 50 50 50 50% McKes&R1.15g 4 23% 23% 23% 23% McLell Sts .40e 1 1074 1074 1074 1074 Mead Corp 60 1 674 874 874 8% tMead pf B 5% 50 72% 71 72% 71 MelTille Sh 2 2 32% 32% 32% 32% Mengel Co Tig 7 97* 9% 97* 9 Mtaml Cop V4g 2 6% 6% 6% 6% M-Cont P 1.40g 11 257* 25% 25% 75% 'Mid St 1st 8 10 120 120 120 120% Minn-H Rg 2a 1 72% 72% 72% 73 Minn-Moline 2 6% 6% 6% 6% Minn-Mpf 8',ig 1 937* 937* 937* 93% Mission CP lg 7 18% 18% 18% 18% Mo Kan St Tex 1 2% 2% 2% 2% Mo Kan St T pf 24 97* 9% 97* 97* Mohawk Crp 2 5 31% 31 31% 30% MonsantC 2 %g 2 80 80 80 807* 'Mons pf C 4 50 109% 109% 109% 109% Monte Ward 2 15 46% 46% 46% 46% 'Morris St Kssx 1390 23% 22% 23 227* Motor Prod 11 4 17% 17% 17% 17% Motor Whl ,90g 6 18% 18% 18% 18% Mueller Br 1.60 1 28% 28% 28% 29 Mullins Mfg B 5 5 5 5 5% Murphy GC 3 . 2 75% 75% 75% 75% Murray Cp Tig. 2 9% 9% 9% 9% Nabsco Liquids 4 % 7* % ^ Nasb-Kelv 7* 10 12% 12% 12% 12% 'Nath C&SL 3g 10 31,% 31% 31% 32% Nat Acme (2) 2 15 14% 14% 15% Nat Auto F 74 g 5 10%.. 10 10 10% Nat ATlat'n Tig 6 11% 107* 11% 107* NatBlsc 30e _ 3 21% 2174 21% 21% Nat Cash R lg. 2 28% 28% 287* 28% Nat Contain 1. 1 127* 127* 127* 12% Nat Cyl Gs 80 8 12% 117* 117* 12% Nat Dairy Pig 11 20% 20% 20% 20% NatDeptStrTia. 1 137* 137* 137* 13% Nat Dlstlllrs 2 21 307* 30% 307* 307* Nat Gyps tig . 3 97* 9% 97* 97* 'Nat Gypf4.50 10 90% 90% 90% 90 Nat Lead Via 10 197* 19% 197* 197* 'Nat Ld Df A 7 . 20 166% 166% 166% 166 Nat Maldt8tl 1. 1 19 19 19 19% Nat OH Pod 1.. 1 30 30 30 30% Nat Pwr & Lt 5 6% 6% 6% 6% Nat Steel 3 2 60 597* 597* 60 Nat Supply 18 12% 12 12 127* 'Nat Sup pf 6 40 86% 867* 86% 86% Nat Su $2pf 3g 3 26 25% 26 26 Nat Tea Co 1 57* 57* 57* 57* Neht Corp Tie 1 147* 14% 14% 14% KewmontM 174 8 287* 28 287* 28% Newp't Ind 80 13 18% 177* 187* 18% Newpt NS 274 g 10 14% 14 14 14% N Y CentRR le 109 17% 16% 17% 17% NY Chi Sc StL 1 21 21 21 21% NY C & 8tL Dl 21 707* 687* 70% 69% N Y Dock 2 12% 12% 12% 12% 'NT St Harlm 6 40 130% 129 130% 130% tN Y Lack St W 50 53% 53 53 53 NY Shlpbld* 8c 12 15% 15 15% 15 NobUtt-Bpkf 2. 1 35% 35% 35% 33% fNorf * w 10. 130 189 186% 189 186% Sales— Stock and Add Prat. 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9% 9% 9% tP'stonpfABVig 150 89% 89% 89% 89 Plymouth 011 1 1 18% 18% 18% 18% Poor A Cc B 5 9% 9* 9* 9* PressStlCar lie 5 11* 11% 11* 11% ProcdtOam 2. 10 57 56% 57 56% Pub SVC NJ 1 . 24 14% 14 14 14% 'Pub 8 NJ pf 8 10 115 115 115 115 •Pub S NJ pf 7 30 105* 104* 104* 105* •Pub S NJ pf 6 30 101% 101 101 101% 'Pub 8 NJ Df 5 180 93 92% 92% 92* Pullman 3g ._ 8 38% 38 38% 38% Pure Oil %g 9 15* 15% 15* 16 PurltyBa 2.I0g 1 20* 20% 20% 20% Rad CpAm 20e 20 9* 9% 9* 10 Radio pf 1 70% 70% 70% 70* Radlo-K-Or 13 9% 9 9% 9% 'Rad-K-O pf 6 X2220 90% 89% 89% 106% 'Ry Bee 111 at 350 13 12% 12% 12% Raybes-M 2*g. 3 29 29 29 29 Rayonler %g _ 3 13* 13% 13% 13% Rayonler of 2.. 1 79% 29% 29% 29* Reading 1 ... 2 17 16* 16* 17% Reading 2d 2.. 1 27* 27* 27* 27% Real 811k Hos.. 5 7% 7 7 7% 'Reis 1st Df 60 56* 56 56* 57 Reining R .30e 4 16% 16% 16% 16% R-R pf WW4.60 1 89 89 89 89 tRens & Sara 8140 77% 76% 76% 77% Repub Steel 1 8 17* 17% 17% 17% Revere Copper. 6 7% 7% 7% 7% •Revere pf 7 10 86% 86% 86% 87 rnevere pi 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9*4 Underw'd 2 H C 8 57*4 56*4 56*4 5514 Un Bag&P OOg 2 974 9*4 974 10 Un Carbide He 6 81*4 80*4 80*4 8114 Un Oil Call 3 19 19 19 19 Un Pacific 0 1 99*4 99*4 99*4 100 Un Pacific nf 4 2 95*4 95*4 95*4 95 Un Tk Car 2 He 1 *7 27 27 27 Unit A L 50g 13 23*4 2274 2274 23*4 UnitAlrL Of 4% 3 102% 102% 102% 102% Unit Alrc 3b 13 28% 28% 28% 28% Unit Carbon 3 1 63% 63% 63% 64 Unlt-CF 1.20a 1 25 25 25 25 Unit Com 11 1% 1% 1% 1% Unit Com pf _ 15 35% 35% 35% 35% Unit Drug 12 13% 13 13 13% UnltDrugpf 4% 1 97% 97% 97% 97% tUt Dye pfl Vig 20 54% 54% 54% 54% Unit El Coal 2 8% 8% 8% 8% Ut EngftFdy 2. 1 28 28 28 27% Unit Fruit Vie- 6 80 79% 79% 79% Unit Gas Imp.. 11 2% 2% 2% 2% Unit M & M 2_. 2 28% 28% 28% 28% Utd Paperbd... 1 4% 4% 4% 4% US* For Sec- 4 9% 9% 9% 9% ♦US&FSpfS. 80 99% 99 99 99 US Freight 1„ 1 17% 17% 17% 18 US Gypsum 2 6 74 72% 72% 73% tUS Gyps pf 7_ 20 171 171 171 172 U 8 Hoff M %g 5 11% 10% 10%. 11% ns Ind Ch la-. 2 36 36 36 36 US Leather 5 5% 5 5 5% U S Leath Ale 1 18 18 18 18 tUS Lea pr 7-- 30 111 111 ill 110% US Lines 3 6 6 6 6% US Lines pf.70 1 9% 9% 9% 9% US Realty 9 2% 2% 2% 2% U S Rubber lg 13 42% 41% 42 42% U S Rub 1 pf 8 1 131% 131% 131% 131 USSR&MHe 2 56 56 56 56% US Steel (4) . 36 53% 53% 53% 53% US Steel pf 7 5 122% 122% 122% 122% USTobac t.30g 1 24% 24% 24% 24% Un Stores A 1 2% 2% 2% 23% Univ-Cy S 1 Vig 1 15% 15% 15% 15J* ♦UnlvLabpf2 Va 50 35% 35% 35% 35% Victor Ch 1.10g 6 21% 21% 21% 21% Va-Caro Chm 7 4% 4% 4% 4% Va-C Ch 6% 3g 1 53% 53% 53% 55 ♦Va Ir CftC Pf 70 39% 39 39 39% Virgin Ry 2.60 1 39 39 39 39% Wao.shpl4.60g. 1 47% 47% 47% 47% Waldorf Sys 1 2 10% 10% 10»* 10% Walgm pf 4.60 1 106% 106% 106% 106% Walker H h4 2 483* 48% 483% 49 Walworth «0g 3 7% 7% 7% 7% Ward Bak A . 1 8% 8% 8% 8% Ward Bak B 1 is/* i% is* i% Ward Bak pf 4g 1 46 46 46 47 Warner Piet 36 12% 12% 125* 123* Webgter Elsen 1 6% 6% 7% 7% Wesson Oil Vie 3 22% 22% 22% 22% West Ind S 1 g 22 19% 18’* 18% 19% 'West P E A 7 40 85 85 85 85 'West P E of 8 60 86% 86% 86% 87 WVPu’p&P.15e 2 18% 18% 18% 19% West Auto SI 1 30% 30% 30% 30% Western Md 2 4% 4% 4% 4% Went Un A Vig. 2 42% 42% 42% 42% West Union B 2 22% 22% 22% 22% Westg A B lVig 10 23% 23 23% 23% westg ElftM 4 6 95V4 94% 95 95% Weston El 2 1 32% 32% 32S* 32% 'WhftLB pf 5% 30 98 98 98 98 Wheel StilVvg 2 213* 21% 21% 21% 'Whl 8tl pr 5 20 68 68 68 67% White MlVig-. 7 21% 21% 21% 21% White.Sew M 8 5% 5% 5% 5% Wh 8M pr pf 2- 1 25 23 25 25% Wiiigs-Over 12 6% 6% 6% 6% Wlllya-Over of. 2 13 12% 13 13 Wilson ft Co 6 8% 8% 8% e% WllsonSflpflVik 1 81% 81% 81% 83 WOOdwdlrlVig 1 21% 21% 21% 21 Woolworthl.80 • 39 38% 39 39 Stock List Steadied By Late Support After Retreat By VICTOR EUBANK, Asaoclated Press Financial Writer. NEW YORK, Jan. 19.—Stocks lost a little ground today but improved support steadied the list near the finish. There was a generous sprinkling of fractional declines among steels, rails and rubbers, while in other departments prices were mixed and generally above the day’s lows. Transfers totaled about 700,000 shares. The buying urge was under con siderable restraint throughout, and it was evident that the lack of en thusiasm was due, partly at least, to the discordant notes being sounded in diplomatic circles in the wake of Moscow’s treatment of repudiated rumors of British-German peace conversations. Stocks in slightly lower territory in the final hour included United States Steel, Chrysler, Goodrich. United States Rubber, Montgomery Ward, Southern Pacific, Southern Railway, Western Union “A,’’ Johns Manville and United States Gypsum. Army relinquishment of control of the railroads failed to generate any special interest in the carriers, but it was figured that recent strength in the shares had fully dis counted the Washington action. Bonds were irregular. Chicago Grain CHICAGO. Jan. 19 OP).—An upturn In grain prices based mainly on favorable legislative developments ran Into resist ance today when the movement cf corn fro mthe country expanded to around 000,000 bushels, the largest total pur chased on a “to-arrive’' basis in many months. About 500,000 bushels were bought yesterday Price gains which had ranged to more tha na cent in rye dduring the earlier trading were reduced, although mosr con tracts managed to hold onto small ad vances. Buying during the forenoon was based upon the action of the Senate Banking Committee in reporting favorably on antisubsidy legislatio nand indications the Government mav vacate Its order to divert 200 railroad boxcars daily for im porting Canadian grains. At the close wheat was V* low’er to *4 higher. May. $1.H9* b-V*; oats were U-Va higher. May. 78'/•: rye was V*-7* higher. May. $1 .28Tb-$1 .29. and barley was up Vi-5*. May. $1.20*4 WHEAT——Open. High. Low. Close. May 1 HP*a 1 Oft7'* 1.00 1 HO1*-*/* July 1.0712 1.08»* 1 ,t»73* 1.0712 September 1.073* 1.0734 1.07 l.(57*4-V* December 1.08 1.081* 1.07*2 1.07a* OATS— May .78 .7S3« .777* .78** July .70** 7»i*4 .757* .70** September .74 .743b .74 .74** RYE— May 1.28*2 1 293* 1.28'* 1.287«-29 July 1.27s* 1.28*2 1.27*4 1.277«-28 September 1.2*1*2 1 27 *4 1.253* 1.2r»3*-Va December 127*4 1.2734 1.20‘a 1.27*4 BARLEY May 1.203/4 1.21 1 2034 1 2034 July 1.1!* >4 1.10s* 1.10*4 1.19*2 September 1 J734 1 !«'„ l IT3* 1.18** Chicago Cash Market. Wheat none. Barley, malting. 1.25 144‘a nominal; fed. 1.18-1.22*4 nominal. Field seed, per 100 pounds, timothy. 5 75 0 On nominal: red top. 14.00-15.00 nom inal: red cloyer. 31.50 nominal; sweet clover, 10 50 nominal. New York Cotton NEW YORK, Jan. 10 —Cotton fu tures advanced today to the highest level since mid-October, with March contracts rising to within a few points of the 20 cent level. Reports of a contemplated plan to ship 2o0.00(* bales of raw cotton under lend lease. with part of the supply to be pur chased in the open market, spurred the recent trade demand to fix prices against textile contracts in nearby deliveries. In crease hedge offerings and profit taking cut the margin of gain later. Late value were 20 to 35 cents a bale higher. March, 19.92: May. 19.02. July, Bridges' Deportation Appeal Set February 8 By the Associated Press. SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 19 —The United States Circuit Court of Ap peals announced yesterday it would sit en banc February 8 to hear the appeal of Harry Bridges. West Coast longshoremen's union leader, from an order which would deport him to Australia, where he was born. N. Y. Bond Market (Furnished by the Associated Press.) SELECTED LIST OF BONDS TREASURY. 1:00 3 %S 40-44 100 21 Is 53-51 100 8 NEW YORK CITY 3s 80 . _ _ 109% FOREIGN 1:00 Arg 4 %s 48 99% Brazil 8s 41 52 I Br CRyEl 7s 61 52 ChilMB0Vis57a 17% ! Col 3s 70 41% Cuba 4 Vj s 77 103% Denmk 4*is 61. 68% Norway 4s 03 94% Rio G doS 8s 40 40** Rio G doS 0s 08 31 Urug aj 4%s 79 67 Urug4’4S4%s78 {61 DOMESTIC. 1:00 Allis Chal 4s 52 105% Am&FP os 2030 88 Am T&T 3s 56 . 115% Am Tob 3s 01 __ 104% ATSF 4s 95 121 ACL clt 4s 51 - _ 91% ACL 4 s 64 71% All D 1st 4s 48 41 B&O 1st m 48 78% B&O 95 A - 44% B&O 1000 D . . 44 B&O CV 00 33% BOPLEWV4S51 69 B&O S W 50 . 59% B&O T C 4s 59 60% BethStl IV as 51 54% Bost Me 4%s 70 54% Bost Me 4s 60 . 85% Buf R&P 57 st 47% BCRN 5s 34 ct 23%I Can N 4,.'2s 51 111%| Can P 4s perp 87%: Cen Ga 5s 59 C 14% Cen G cn 5s 45. 41 Cen Pac 5s 60 79 Cen P 1st 4s 49 100 C RR N J 5s 87 33% Chi & Alt 3s 49 25% CB&Q g 4s 58 101% CGW 4 %s 1038 51% CGW 4s 88 80% CI&L 5s 47 52% CI&L rf 4s 47 . _ 51 CMSPP 5s 75 48% CMSPP 5s 2000 13% CMSP 4%s 89 F 78% CMSP gn 4s 89 _ 76% C&NW 4%s 49 . 14% C&NW 3 Vis 87 65% CRIP 4Vis 52 A- 45% CRIP 4 Vi s 60__ 9% CRIP 4s 88 _ - 68% CRIP rf 4s 34 40% CSLNO 5s 51 91% CTHSE in 5s 60 66% Choc O&G 5s 51 65 | CCCSL 4 Vis 77 60%' Cl U T 5 Vis 72 96%i Col G 5s 61 104% Con Ry 4s 54 47 Cuba No 5Vas 41 49 \ Del & Hud 4s 03 86% D&RG 4s 36 48% D&RGW 5s 55 . 6 D&RGW 5s 78 42% Det Ed 3s 70 105% El A Lt 2 Vis 60_ 102% Erie 4 Vis 1019- 66% Erie 4s 95 ___ 102% Fonda 82 fld _ _ 12% Gt Nor 4Vis77E 100% G B & W deb B 16% Har R iP 4s 54 103% H & M r 5s 57_. 57% IC 3Vis51_ 61% IC 4s 52_67% IC r 4s 55_ 64% IC4%s66_53% 'tic 5s 55 72 ■ IC W Line 4s 51 83*» ICCSL 5s 63 A 61 ICCSL 4 Vis 63 56*4 , Int GNlst6s62 51t/4 'Int TA-T 4'4s 52 74i<4 Int TAT 5s 55 77V* K C Ft Sr 4s 36 78 KC Sou 3s 50 721/4 ,'Leh V 4'is 2003 38*4 LehV4s2003 36 LANAKC 4s 55 112 : MSPSSM 6s 46 5*4 M-K-T 5s 67 A 66i/4 M-K-T aj 5s 67 411/4 M-K-T 4‘/is 78 571/4 M-K-T 1st 4s90 60 Mo P 5 Vi s 49 _ 10*4 Mo P gen 4s 75 . 23*4 Mor A E 5s 55 50*4 Mor A E 4'is 55 46',4 MorAE3'2s2000 51*4 ' Nat Dal 3'is 60 107*4 N E R R 5s 45 . 87V4 INOTM 5s 54 76 !NOTM 4 'is 56 74 NYAP 4s 93 571/4 NYC rf 5s 2030 65*4 ' NYC4'is2013A 59*4 :NYCcn4s98 64*4 iNYCHR 3*,s 97 87 NYChSL4'is78 88*4 NYNHH 6s 48 53 NYNHH 4'.is 67 511/4; NYNHH 4s 57 23*4 ' NYOW rf 4s 92 10 ;NYSW rf 5s 37 40 NYWB 4'/4S 46 22*4 Norf S 5s 2014 43 Nor P (is 3047 8414 Nor P 4s 97 94*4 I Nor P 3s2047. 56 I OWRRN 4s 61 109*4' Penna Co 4s 63 106*4 ;Pen RR 3*4s 70 99*4 iPeo A Ein 4s 90 23*4 Phil El 3'/s 67 1101/4 Ph R C I 6s 49 20*4 Ph RCI 5s 73 st 47 PWVa 4'/iS 59B 63 Prov Secu 4s 57 22*4 Redg 4*4s 97 A 97 Ren Stl 4',4s 56 106*4 Rio Gr W 4s 39 88 R I AAL 4'.is 34 44*4 Rutl 1st 4s 41.. 114 StLSF 5s 50 B._ 38*4 StLSP4*4s 78.. 31*4 StLSF 4s 50 A . 35*4 StLSW rf 5s 90 42V* StLSW 1st 4s 89 97*4 StPKCSL4*is41 341/4 Sea AL c 6s 45 34*4 Sea AL 4s 50 st. 50*4 Sea AL rf 4s 59 26*4 IShell U 2ViS 54 100*4 :So Pac 4Vis 09 69 'So Pac rf 4s 55 94V* So Pac clt 4s 49 97*4 'SoPac4'isOr77 72 !Sou Ry cn 5s 94 107*4 Sou Ry gn 4s 56 76*4 Std O NJ 3s 01 105*4 TexAFS5 V4s 60 93*4 T A P 5s 79 C 84*4 Thrd Ave 6s 60 31 Third Ave 4s 60 71 Dt Drug 3Vis 58 101*4 VaASW c 5s 58 87 Va Ry 3*is 66 _ 110*4 Wabash 4 Vis 91 60 West Sh 4s 2361 61*4 West Md 4s 52. 91*4 West Un 5s 60 102 Wilson Co 3s 58 102*4 Wis Cent 4s 49 61 Wis C 4s SD 36 19 YoungST3 V4S6O 101*4 Sale'— Stock and Add Prev. Dividend Rate. 00. High. Low. 2:00. Close. Vvortmng P&M / 21% 21% 21% 21% VVP cv or 4.60 1 51 51 51 50% WP pr pf 4.60 1 49 49 49 48% tWrightAero 7g 20 83 83 83 83 Yale h Tow 00 2 30% 30% 30% 29% YountS&Wlg 4 15 15 15 15 Ygstwn 8&T 2 3 37% 37% 37% 37% Ygstn Stl D Vag 3 14% 14% 14% 14% 'enttn Rad la 7 35% 34% 34% 35% Zonlte 30g 3 4 4 4 3% Approximate Sales Teds' 11:00 a.m 155 790 12:00 Noon 284 500 1:00 o.m 362 230 2:00 p.m 440 130 'Unit of trading. 10 shares: sales printed in full, r In bankruptcy or receivership or being reorganized under Bankruptcy Act. or securities assumed by such companies. Rates of dividends in the foregoing table are actual disbursements based on last quarterly or semi-annual declaration. Un less otherwise noted, special or extra divi dends are not Included, x Kx dividend, xr Ex rishts. a Alto extra or extras, d Cssh or stock, e Declared or paid so fsr this • f Parable In stock, g Paid last year. Payable In Canadian funds, k Accumu lated dividends paid or declared this year. N. Y. Curb Market irinliM h» Um limlim Prm> LIST INCLUDES ONLT ISSUES CHANGED FROM PREVIOUS DAT Itlo Air Access _ 2% Ala Ort Sou0* 90% Ala Power pf 6 105% Ala Power pf 7. 115 Alum Ltd h8a . 61% Alum L pf 6 100% Alum Co Ami* 29% Alum Am pf 6 „ _ 110% Am Book 1 30 Am Cyan B .60 40%; Am Gen pf 2 .. 35 A G&E pf 4.75 107% Am Laun Mch 2 26% Am Lt & T 1.20 17% Am Repub Vit 10% Am Seal-K .30* 4% Am Super pf 16% AppalEP Pf4.50 108 Ark P L pf 7 100 Ashld O&R .40- 5% All C Fsh >/4* .. 8% Atlas Corp war. 1% Bab &W11 1 ‘/a*. 20% Baldwin wr __ 6% Bald Rub .60 7% Bari & S A 1.20 13% BaslcRefrac .40 5% BellancaAlr %e. 3 Blrdsboro .50* . 7% Bow Blit 1st 6% BrazTrac hl’i* 19% Brill A .7% Buff N & E P pf 17 Bunker Hllll . 10% Burry Biscuit _. 3% Butler(PH) V4* . 5% CalllteT.lOe 6 Can Mar h.04* 1% Caro P&L Pf 6 109% Carrier 14 Cent NY P pf 5 98% Cessna Air 1* . 6% Childs pf 19 Cities Service 14% City AutoS .60 . 7% Cities Serv pf ... 95 Clay & L 25e . 4 Clev Tract %e... 13% Colon Develop _ 5% Colonial Air_ 8 Col F&l war ... 2% Colts PFA 3Va* 46% Cons G B 3.60 . 67% Cons G Ut .10* 4% Cons Ret Str ’/4e 6% C G&E prpf 7 105% Cn Roll&S 1V4« 9% Cook Paint .80 13 Cooper-Bessl %* 12 Cop Ranie J/4* 5% Cor & Rey pf3k 84% Cub Atl Sug 1* . 19% Cuban Tobac 5% Darby Pet 1 '/a* 20 Dayton Rub A 2 33% Dejay Strs V4e . 6% Derby Oil 5% D G&M pf 1.20 19 Dur Ho B .10* 4% East G&Fpf 34k 33 East Sta pf B 33% EastSugA pf.3s4 41% El B&S pf 6 _ 89% Emers'n El Va* 8% FansteelMet >/«* 15% Gen Sh pf 6d 76% Q W G&E pf 3 43% Godchaux A le 39% Godchaux B . 10 Gorh Mfg 2.. . 31 Gray Mfg 9% Gt A&P nv 4V4* 84% Gt Nor Pap 1.60 32 Gif S U pf 6.50 109 Harvard B .20* 2% Hearn Dept Str 3% Hearn DS pf 3 _ 43% Hecla Minin* 1. 6% Horn & H 1.60 26% Humble Oil .56* 39 HysradeFdlg 11% 111 Power 5% 111 Power div ct 12 111 Pow pf 2.80* 45 111 Zinc 145* 11 Ins C N A 2.50a 81% Inti Indus . _ 3% loti Pet hi 18% IronFire vtcl.20 18% Jacobs Co 6% J C P & L pf 7 101 Ken-Rad T 3»g 13% Kingston P .20* 2% Lackawanna . _ 39 Lake Sh h.80 14% Lakey Foundry 3 Lane-Wells 1 10% Line Mater‘1 'hi 11 Lone Star Q.60g 8% Long Isl L pf . 94% Long Isl L pf B 91% LouisLAExp 40 6% MercantSt 2t4« 43 Merr-ChAScot 7% MicroHone ,20g 5% MldStPA vtc .61 8% Midvale Steel 2 26 Mono Pictures 3% MtCltyCop .10e 1% Mount Pr .60 9% Mt BUT AT 8 130 Muskge PR .90s 13% Nachman 1 Hi 16 Nat Bella H 05g 1% Nat City L p!3 52 Nat Sug Ref Vtt 15% Natl U Radio 4 Nestle-LeM.'Og 6'A NEPA 6% pf 1 k 48% New Hav Clock 9% New Jer Zinc 3g 55% N Y Wat Svc pf 66% Nlag Hud Pw 3% Nlag H Pw 1 pf 83 Np’slngM b.lOg 2Vie N Hud Pw 2d pf 76% Ohio P pf 4.60 113 Pac G 8pf 1.50 35% Pac PALpf 7 100 Pac Ling pf 5.- 107 Pennroad V»g . 5% Penn GAE A -- 1 Penn PALpf fl . 93% Penn PALpf 7 . 98 Penn WAP 4 64% Philips Pkg 'hi 6% Phoenix Secur 22% Plerce-Gov HOg 13% Pitts PI G1 4g 98% Pleas VallW 30g 3% Prov Gas ,35k 8 Pug Sd PAL 30e 12 PS PAL 6 pf 5 96% Quebec Pw h 1 - _ 10% R-K-O war 1% Raymond C 1 a 15% Raytheon Mfg . 21 Red Bank OH 2 Reed Roll 1 30g 23 Rep Avla.25g 3% Rice Stlx Vae - 13% R GAE pf D 6 105% Root Petroleum 5% Ryan Aero.35g . 4% St Regis Paper. 4% Salt Dome Oil . 9% Samson Utd_ 2% Schulte pf 6g 51% Scrant-SBW pf 67 Seeman Bros 3- 40% Segal Lock .. 1% Selec Ind cv pf 7% Serrick (Bi.40. 3% Shattuck y»g 2% Solar Mfg.30g._ 5% Sonotone .20 2% South Coast 3% S Penn O 1 60a. 43% South Roy ‘ag . 9% Spalding AG . 6% Spencer S 15g . 4 Stand Cap A S 7% Std CAS pf 1.80. 19 Std Dg pf 1.60 16 Std Oil Kyi -_ 17% Std Oil O Pf 6 110% Stand Products 8% Std Tbe B.lOg 1% Technicolor >/ag 13% Tilo Roof 40 6% Tob Prod Ex . 4% Todd Ship 3g 59% Transw Oil 'hi 18% Tubize Ray 1 «e 16% I Tung-Sol ,20g . 6 Unexcel Mf 50 4%' Utd Alrc Pr 1 a 8% Utd Cl Wh St 1% UtgCgWSpfl %k 85 Utd Lt A P pf 60% Un Sh M 2.50a 71 UnivCoolB 2% UnivPicvtclg 18%; iUtah-Idaho Sug 2% UtahPAL pf5'«g 57% Valspar Corp . 1% Valsparpflg 30% Virg Pub Svc pf 118% W Va CAC ‘ag 6% West Md 1 pf 7g 105 Willson Pr .ko 10%! Wright Harh</4 2‘M» Kates oi amaenas in tne ioretoin* taDie are annual disbursements based on the last quarterly or semi-annual declaration. Un less otherwise noted, special or extra div idends are not included, a Also extra or extras, d Cash or stock, s Paid last year, f Payable in stock, e Declared or paid so far this year, h Payable in Canadian funds, k Accumulated dividends paid or declared this year, ww With warrants, xw Without warrants. Odd-Lot Dealings PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 10 <JFi.—The Se curities Commission reported today these transactions by customers with odd-lot dealers or specialists on the New York Stock Exchange for January 18: 3.6P? purchases involving 99.521 shares: 1.375 sales involving 81.701 shares, including 36 ^short sales Involving 1.516 shares.j Woodward & Lothrop Pfd. and Com. Garfinckel Pfd. end Com. Peoples Drug Store Capt. Stock Bought—Soli—Quoted THOMAS L. 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We. the President and a majority of the Board of Trustees of the District Agency Company of the District of Colum bia do hereby certify that the authorized stock of said Company is $1,000.00. of which $1,000.00 has been fully paid and that the assets of said Company as of December 31. 1043. were *83.460.43: liabilities. $34,087.66; capital stock and surplus. $48,387.87. MAX VOLLBERG. President. HELEN L. BRASHEARB. Trustee. EDITH P, OOTTWALB. Trustee. R. E. TTTLOW. Trustee. HUGH L. MURRELL. Trustee. I. Max Vollberg. President of the District Agency Company, do hereby swear that the facts stated in the above certificate »r« true .to the best of my knowledge and belief. MAX VOLLBERG. President. l«8«ff January!™ 944 ****°r* 1 Iron Age Pictures Confusing Trends In Steel Industry By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, Jan. 19.—Mixed trends which have “perplexed many an industrialist during recent months are more apparent than ever," Iron Age said today. Although reported relaxation of metal goods manufacture was dis proved by the armed services and the 'War Production Board, the trade magazine said, Donald M. Nelson of the WPB indicated that limited civilian output is being start ed in certain areas to use excess and idle stocks of available metals 1TAI1T IS THE TIME llllW TO REFINANCE llV fI YOUR PROPERTY Long Term Low Rates Wil ker £ Dunlop "HO)elhwr ItmrAtu 1100 UK. St N W Oittnct 0221 but with no general resumption of civilian production. “Meanwhile, as the time for tha widely heralded invasion approach es, equipment is being rushed to completion, with production sched ules telescoped and additional work ers assigned to the manufacturing tasks. National steel ingot pro duction increased slightly this week to 98.5 per cent of capacity from last week’s rate of 98 per cent,” the magazine said. Notice to holders of 4V«% first mortgage sinking fund 10-year bonds of the Ter minal Refrigerating & Ware housing Corporation dated April 1, 1938. Notice Is hereby given that the Ng. tlonal Savtngs and Trust Company, of the District of Columbia. Trustee under In denture dated April I. 1938. made by Si Terminal Refrigerating and Warehousing Corporation of Washington. District of Columbia, hat In accordance with the sinking fund provlalons of said Indenture, called by lot for redemption at par. plus accrued Interest, on February 1, 1944. at ■ the office of the Trustee the following de scribed 4 V«'» First Mortgage Sinking Fund ! 10-Year bonds of the Terminal Refrigerat ing and Warehousing Corporation dated April 1. 1938. secured by said Indenture: f1.000 bonds Nos. M3 91.-118. 180. . 200. 300 881. 301. 304. 422. 438. 441. 481. 402. 680. 687. 898. 728. 73J. 73.3. 755. 77b. 78b and 799. $500 bonds Nos. Dll 48 and 47. 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