Evening Star Newspaper, September 14, 1926, Page 29

: THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C. TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 14, 1926. - * _Y | f Cabbage—Supplies light: dcm.“d%GRAcE HAS OPTIMlsTlc 20,0‘00&"" bhushels of grain h,.\.. -gnn- EUHUN NE WBUS NEW YORK CURB MARKE }VAI,UES UF I]MRY e o Copenfagen. Stamican | QUTLOOK ON BUSINESS WHEAI BI_UEKADE i ave:Satoso. st er % | mand moderate, market steady ——— e e | rado. pink meats, jumbo fiats 8, T3 | Steel Magnate Foresees Good Vol- treal, with a corresponding profit for ] i ILLIAM F. HEFFERNAN. | st 1 0 per cent General | 90; 9s and 125, 1.00al.15: 158, mostly | P this harbor. If there had bee XEW ITORK ‘“ e i 11.15; standard fats. 12s and 1 | ume of Trade Throughout the | blockade. 3 o 3 S ! 1.00; saimon tints, standards, 36s and o Us| “Aiready the American grain ix com September & $1igir prices were ths it | " Warner Bros. Pictures’ itsue main-| 00: sa 0 satied & Wtnter he rule on the | 458, 2.50a3.00; jumbos, 36s. 3.00a3.25: Entire Fall and Winter. {ing down.the. lakes. The Canadian Received by Private Wire Direct to The Star Office e mally would have gone through Mon y re to » Exchange thr hout | tained their leadership. the junior ! | wision. The Ll | crop from the prairle provinces has ved owing to unseasonable Freater part of todas s eimimn The |shares advancing into new high! { —_— ssion. {flats. 12s, mostly, 1.15 BALTIMORE. September 14.—Con. . g heen delay ,But Plug Will Be Pulled Out of weatner. The crop grew well and ; " : {iunner 'in iong ral Zround, while the notes crossed 120, . . Prices Raily After Slight De- ue™ ,,.v\,\,‘,‘,,'\'",',’mt“fi":(,,’,‘,"‘”“I_(‘ef_'{fnx:un. T i for those issues| Wholesale Market Supplies of | = Grapes—Supplies moderate: demand fdence in the outlook for the steel od pa : light, market steady: Virginia. 6@ industry and seneral business during ripened well, but at the moment whan ol t the Openi et i buing represcnted the covering | Was coincident with active bidding for tight, market & i Vireinia, & | ; ine at the ning—3s! n on short contracts recentiy put out | Motion picture shares of all classes, an | sasket crates, Concords No. 1. 1.00a | the balance of the current year and i - it was time to cut it persistent rain pel on tie recent deciine. oY PULOUL | e Stock Exchange ot Potatoes Larger and fanés, Ly Delawar No. | heyond, and entire absence of fear | Canadian Grain Hop | talla caused extraordinary delay. The " - After the d 4 tro An exception to the general tend-| o -1 few higher over the possibility of keener indus- | western farmers also have been ham Weather Geod. Wl sebpiad me G e e ldwey wan Uniel Ll GN8 Eewe: Price Goes Lower. upplies moderate: de- | (U competition from Europe are per Soen. [ hered by shortage of harvest hands Nanunplied no ttempt was made 1o Glic ", which was offered freely at| mand moderate, market steady: New | G q W B, G. Grace, president of | When the Canadian west in short of 0 oo b aholt Te 08, W) iy MyticEs PIGIIBETHE itite o] el York 23 crates, Golden seltianch: | o erhienem Steel Corporasion, e harvesters i{ I8 a sign the east is pros B the Assnciatea Pie-s TaSnt TaVOFng the s e erices |Slon of the stock dividend on the con| ne wholemle market was steady | " B s Mr. Grace said buying of sicel (o1 BY J. C. ROYLE | Rei (T the i euce fr o ot NEW YORK. September 14.—Cot- “as nol disposed to'carry on opera- | {arniy ‘of stockholders O o “pent | today, with butter and exg lines cling Lettuce Market Steady. B e e | Special Disgateh to The Star ot U U S iy T o e ons the way d throughout eres ki z . levels which hav | " o, Tttier 4 There is no question ot prices, as. in e aseak he ton fufures opencd steady, October. el (B8 Way it did throughout the fserved by discontinuing the policy of ire "?Kfll;:fl"':;:i(Q‘\fLr:"“,)‘f;‘{,}: "‘f‘f"’“ Lettuce—Supplies liberal; demand | There 1s no uestts o B o Diace| MONTREAL. September 14.—The | wheat fields were mostly men who e drclaring stock dividends in fixed Maintainea this week Dealers bre-liight, market fairly steady: NeW|iheif business at present prices. Ac | pluic will be pulledl out of the Ca.|Would work at home. but could find no A Tk AT 1% Skl | vas the feature among amounts at regular siated periods. |l | York. » dozen crates, Big Boston | tual fourth-quarter business i in|paq et in the next few | CTiPloyment. Now they are wanted in A &h-priced specialties rising 5| Oil shares gave a better account of WC= 3 A 0 ARy to he st f nadikiy grain ROPpSE in (e Nox the industrial plants, where a revival AR Horous g I i GUE YA Lol e K D e i acun Wetaie g | Teparads bUtter. areount painter) Db, ordlnaRy d BRIl SNl SORCE U hand. and advices as to the Situalion | days and the 1926 grain crop of the | of aetivity Is most marked. The lack £ Tnueseed vicon. | MBiders ‘of: thecilan to! ineiemas’ the |and"Gas AndSouth YArnewicun fbsuss | PTOUEHL siicents NROISMIC TS FITEY T3 mostly around 1.00: Calitor: | with leading consumers indicate. e | Dominion will come pouring down the | hag practically been made up. how . e opiear “UsHUrzed common from 1500000 promincat D e Itier at 48 ‘and Store | nia and Colorado. crates Icebers type. | said. that for the balance of the Year | jukes, headed for Montreal and Eu- |ever, by intensive recruiting on Both < veports regarding the Wopical suarcs of $100 par value to 5.000.000 | Bonds were featured by an active ) Pcked at 3o 45 dozen mostly operations will improve to the cxtent |rope. Grain and shipping men are | ydes of the horder storm situaty hares oi no Value. It in gener- | demand for Public Service 51s at 99 | Beat hentiery €ggs were 42 cents a| Onions—Supplies demand | of the increased Fall deman remendously exercised as to where it | " “The gperation of the western wheat There were two of thess disturh. AV bebeved it this sction will pave |and weakness in Penn Olio Edison s, dozen and 1vesh selected ones, candled, | lght, market steads: New York, 100.| Constructioh -t B e e e terrific | pool, which has combined under one anphere e ine Seported in the | the Wa¥ fur direciors (o pass on ta which declined from 113% to 112%. | Were 3% 3 | pouna sacks. ‘vellows. U. %. No. 1.|heavy rate. Mr. Grace sid. and car-|blockade seems incviable A Mmanagement the separate pools among oIt o hibod -of (CAbe wea thshotter : : ; Pota.ces, which dropped 25 cents a | I.73:12.00: 5 Indiana, 100 | riers are in need of much sicel, espe-| Montreal has a capacity of 12000 | (he growers of Manitoba. Suakatehe o Rtantic Coast; ‘and. after} NEW YORK, September \4-—Fol- | SAlesti "STANDARD OIL IBSUES. sack vesierday today were quoted | Dound 8 ™o 1| Wany for track maintenance. In (000 bushels of grain in its harbor ele- | o E i aaria, fs a new factor in un i as low as §$4.65. & further cut of 10 |2.00a2 o hwestarn Texas thers are reports | vators. There are now over 10,000.000 | e ¢ iteion (his vear. It is raported openinz 1 point higher to 2 points!iowirs ix a list of bonds and stocks 100 Anglo Am Ol nt a5 e supplies liby t N il cllities are | 3 i SC T . lower, with wctive months Showing | traded in on the New York Curh Mab- | oy Borme s Ry, + cents, Sweers remained at §3.50 to 34.| | Feaches—Suppiles b T e busheln lodged in these receptacics |here that the elevators nwned or con met Tosses of 2 to 5 points, prices | | : he urb Mai | '3 fom "N with the market dull. moderate. market firm: Marviand and | direly inadequate and will have to be |and likely to femuin there. 10 addl | irorled by the ool are e to i ot et 9 Rocweye P 1. 2 . rwinia and Pennsylvar pushel | rev : aw develop nade. | tion there are 38 Iake-going vessels | oo yallied on apprehensions that one of | s e 100 Cheaien | e Today's Wholesale Prices. Pt e i MBI LT i oL e Ly | 18 up &€ the erevator S harves loaded | = Bl e ot e these storms might reach the coast. | 4= NDUSTRIALS 4170 Cont OI new . . o sl . p L d erop, and these supplies will have ta nig c . Nutids v D Bvackn BT 4 e aticy. NstoUnd. biits; 505| 110621008 v 175 medium size. with grain and waiting to unload s iy & b Decewber sold up to 17.23. the gen e R s Buitetohancy, [ voynd wein e i RUBBER ADVANCES. [ it grain and walting O e con. |0 cieared rapidiy as the new grafn eral list show net advances of T e 10 Gal S O ofd old 4 stove packed. 3 i e e ae o ot b bl o, [comes in. At present thers ft a about 5 to 12 points. E.cept for th AR Co DAL S O ord pew 581 vesh seiccied; 30; hennery, [ 11ne, all slsen, fsalde. NEW YORK. September 14 (Spe. | Eestion to the fact that the £aih €oP | partial blockade extending fram Fort D et v o B TioRS aere v : & 0 Humbie Ol & R Curcent receipts, 35a36. enrs—Supplics moderate: demand | cial).Crude rubber, smoked ribbed |of the three prairie provinees IS COn: | \illiam to Montreal. m threat wea 1 re ; Lol e e e e 35: spring | &, market firm: Washington and | dheets, wdvanced 'a cent at todav's | trolled by the newly formed wheat considered tavorab’e and ihe mailc 3 4 w0 0 of O ne 4 e o Whike Leghorne, in | Oreson. hoxes Bartletts, faney firm. | noon quotation of 401 cents. This | Pool—an organization of grain grow- | Of Benefit to U. S. . vis. Zuns ¢ 4.50. few 4.75: ripe. 3.50a4.00 compares with 381 cents a month ago | ¢7%- These growers have emanci This situation is working to the Potatoes—Nupplies moderate: de- | gyl BT G ago. | pated themselves from the Winnipeg | a8 G700 (P D Tgbawers of the mand moderate. market steady: New wheat brokers and are determined {0 - 1oq States. There fs mo hint of was off a tew polnts from the hest 9 214 hin ON 3 e rs, 2 the iend Gt the Aoax b hio . 25; 10wis, 2 1oosters, 20: ducks, at the ¢ of t ¢ hou M0 Peai O & G N sounz. 20; v, 15: Keats, Young, G0aio; Jersey, 150-pound sacks Cobblers, | get all” there is to be gotten “‘“.n“.f blockades at any American ports ke vanoris ibonce 2 the tropical s Sdlo % 100 Praivie P L 2 e st o it dicron ©0 Sotar ” Refin’l 203 “ old, 35udv. Dressed- o sz 2 N Bad ncicon 100 S0 “Pen Oil mew 181 broilers, 33a3%; keats, NI Pl T ool e e 4 1008 (0 Ky A | Live stock—Calves, choice, 14: me- | gan it Bgnt. market dull: Virginia | NEW YORK. September 14 P).—|between No. 1 _northern at Winnipeg .‘.':.g'"firflf( i crat “v'.’pprg'f-(-”"x‘;‘- newal liquidation and local selling, b iR 200 0 Neh. n . new N !dium, 1lalz: thin, ia$: lambs, 11. . & i a Virgina | tockholders of Republic Railway and it “hic he pool and North Carolina, clothtop stave | Stockhold epu 3 and No. 2 red at Chicago, the pool |0 FAl It . dian surplus can be ) B chowing net declines of about % to ired Gipt { signs O N ¥ L “ : Nortty iina. : Seflonsr i e agie e Joints. The report of the Census Bt AW e Ve bl E 3 50 Swan e ruit and Vegetable Review. arrels Yellows, No. some medium | Light will meet September o con- | managers sav the liuropean vers | ana « St o \mw' and distribution for s 3 iUt ee oy e i " “"" ang _‘ Y # ke ize. $.30a3.75: few fancy Virginia, | sider proposals of the directors to re-fare welcome to take the United States :'_"':l\‘g;:? ""mf;;"'['f"mn,r;"“)M_\n-)'-‘ there August_ showed domestic consumption L bt | «atee BOY Today's market report on fruits and | Zastern Shove. 4.00. Auce its Kook, Authority will be ask- | grades at the lower price if they care | 1% S¥ery' Indieation they receive 500,652 bales for August, against § i o oL e ke x |vegetables (compiled by the Market| Corn—Supplies liberal: demand mod ed to offer preferred shareholders an to do so, but they will not get No. 1 "n:}' "'d"“\ ‘I" ces. 460918 for July and 115,665 for Au T Be o b [ 1 A e s 005 +. | News Service, Bureau of Agricultural | erate, market steady: home-grown, | exchange of their holdings for a sim-| northern at the same price. : "]"fl bk husiness men here express £USt last vear. bui was without Any Bl i City It . 45 Am Pow & Ty fis 097 9% | Economics) says g | sackea, per dozen sugar corn, mostly | ilar amount cf Penn-Ohio Fdison pre | Y oRe b e 1Ba1GaIhAE (e pook mAnEpers iy apparent offect on the market Bussus Co 00 2 4] Am Rol St g 103, | Apples—Suppliex liberal; - demand | 2. erred, plus §34.50 a share in cash, | as . sense the danger in the situation o T T g JUAmCeRnE % 0za orn light, market steady: bushcl baskets, | Cucumbers—Supplies liberal; _de- | all preferred so acquired to be retived. | flence the elevators at Montreal are eince storage and insurance charkes New Orleans Quotations. Celutex Co 153 k 40 Am W Pan 6 n Maryland and Virginia, various va-|mand moderate, market steady: New | =z crowded with pool grain from last|Are Aiready eating deep holes in pro NEW ORIEANS, September 14 Lok Cuipde SR GL i * Anacondy fed b - vieties. ‘arge size, 19a1.00. mostly 1.00;| York, hushel baskets fancy, 1.00a1 SILVER QUOTATIONS Vear s harvest. Tramp steamers have | SPective profits P Cotton 1utures opened steady Gt States'E vt . : oh \l':ff'..}'&“;: ¢ {small to medium size, 30a75; few best, Peas—Supplies light: demand mod- | ” | 1lmest ceased coming into the St. Law- . - October 7. December, 17.04; Jan- WS 32 A ki R § 1. 1.25a1.50. Virginia, No. 1. 21z inches | erate, market steady: Colorado. 45-| NEW YORK. September 14 | rence in search of grain cargoes, and | Guatemala is constructing an exten G Suring & Bo ¥ 2 AN Fruit Re few sale pound crates Telephones, 6.50a7.00. | Bar silv 3: Me: already thi it is estimated that sive telephona system. ¢ a 7.08: March. 17.26: May. 17.3 h T 5 ) 17.08: March. 1 Tay. 17.38 ¢ eaverhoard ¢ mostly 1.00; jumbo | Special Dispatch to The Star. 16,96, December, 17.14 jary. 17.21 early trading. as hid. The market apened easy today Roston_& M s w6 Iyeer cabies and to vensits Brun T good weather in the belt | . g (1 Can xat trades showed losses of § to 10 points v 5 B0 Sary srices eased offpa few points ad 1o Sery | after the start. The market Contl Ty . e i oon rallied on a rumor that storm 3 Cuva Toy' vu vit aw : i 1 Congror warnings had been ‘fesued from New T e s, % cont Corp, Drleans i, ok, HOGtber ST ) amuke PP trading o 17.00, December to 17.17 AN i Eptingo to 1 2 Later when Dreser | 'l';:'\l‘(' T'V: o T ze e anen | B e o 4 Fisk Tire g o lenied by the YDu P de N n owi. 136 AFlaP &l 5¢ urean and the map show Aot Mot R Fia P & L 58 1 Iv fair the market turned 2 El Bd & Sh pfd. 108 1.Gal Siz Pat 74 e det | B atshn o 30 Gatineau Po 3 losinz 5 to 11 points from the b BB DRI L The (cnsus Bureau made i N W R Gohern pet. 62 1018 S Erie AR BGTARC Bhar 2% 108y wles, which was bullis 4 Ester Wel o’ A E T 0 Corp Be 10010 s Mrtoes Fikto Mot o R R e ver ces. 2 Ford Mot Co Can 3 13 A Cent 1S & Foundat - For 0 Time fs ® LIVERPOOL, September 11 (P).—| ;% Fondat, Bor nd BTE L 6 I Spot. fair demand prices | 3 Eric I H e 12 Gr etendy: American strict good middling. | .3 Freed Eise R A Inerst N Gar 3 3107 middling, 10.77: striet mid gy 3 - ol Inersa NJ 08 el 2R3 4 Passenger Country Club Coupe chiec middling, 9.87; strict low " 3 'y\:,a;u,;‘,,r’.w,. s 4 Passenger rt Roadster ddling, 8.1 dow _middling, 817 ; ] ; " 3 23 Tehish Po e A g S Ol F ien Fiee Gef . ; 13 Yorwa In. LT 5 Passenger Sport Touring Tarv, B47: sales, 8000 biales, includ Gifloue 87R. T a b 4Nt Pow 1. 6u ' diol 5 Passenger 2-door Sedan Ing 4600 American: veceints. (4000 oy AlieCanls 7 , Ser ¢ 3 3 5 Passenger 4-door Sedan sales: Americin, 3180 ‘utures clos. v« R & C R - E E 10013 ed quiet: September, 9.21: October ] Fannineas ¢ St F 3" 103 ° 103 4 Passenger Coupe 1 Docember. 9,02 January. 9.05: 1 Hapiitley Powa nt 2 o 2 Passenger Coupe March, 9.11; May. 9.15: July. 9.12 s Mren Ch A Horn & Harl FOTATO MARKET STEADY. Sk an o] GERAR IR CHICAGO, September 11 (P).—To 2 Tiih Owens Sh 6T 3 SR e 51U tatoes - Receipts. 218 cars: on track 45 Tk R Ch Sira 5 4Phia Pan T §25 cars: trading fair. market about tren 7 iRa Ka B steady en early Ohios and Tdaho LS T ! 1 S whites, weaker on other stock: Wis i Wear Tril 113 1 2l R consin. <acked, round whites, 2.50a d LS Ry Do ! 5 /! 1R Silesian. Am 275 bulk. 2.4047.60: Minnesota, sack T Vonank Wa E 3 1 o G hice ed. round whites 250 55 sackel 1 “"lhnvhfl il 68 Suthern P& L. Bs b 50a2.65 i 17 M1 Rad Radio b 1 Sony &lag early Ohios, 2.50a2.63; Tdaho sacked i 5 5 AL rural 2.50a2.75, c 19 Swift & Co_ 3¢ Pow A o Trapecont Ol s < of FINE WOOLS SCARCE. } Pub ot A | ' XAt Sne RN T BOSTON, September 14 (Special) o' A Fine woole were reporied scarce in the ] Co pfiR 11 S Rih i wool market today. Demand for th ¥ T E A sresan type has been stimulated by 1 st Pann Jon from Australia that lonz st v 2% Woatinzho Be wi 100 will run somewhat coarser LT 8 a5 | <aree FOREIGN BONDS con. Fine Bixi0s are comms 2 Penn’ Ohio' Ser P ona e oo n 1 Telean basis in bond. equivalent to| 1 Prin Ohia S nfd : . e 3 1 £1.30 out of bend. Pulled wools are Eheln Dodee, Cor 14 ATt Ty Ant ;. i 4 Passenger Country Club Coupe e e e o) e A 4 Passenger Sport Roadster I N vement of Montevideo and : Slu b e GRUBIRIRLCLR RN - 5 Passenger ;ofl Touring Buenos Aires spool wools has been E rl FEiln 2100 o 5 Passenger Brougham X : iRty 7 Passenger Sedan R 3 5 e : : o 5 Passenger Ccupe FEFE 2. heavs 4 1 Parity Washington Stock Exchange| | iyl %os e E i CThree figures which mean | extra motor car value G b shn. 2 ! ' i 13 GENERAL MOTORS JOINS Buick motor cars are now designated by value whichrésult from Buick’s extra wheel- IStand P& AN Potome Bid and Asked Prices. nd P 3 Frione i : ; i . . . . AR : - Tl REFRIGERATOR FIRMS | their wheelbase lengths. Series One Fifteen base lengths. Ry 18 Tax GnIf 93w wi * Thomn Rad vie 20 Trana Tng Pio A 2al Lamn 22233332932~ W R15eA IR 2333233233223% 5 ot 2 Qanta Fe, BONDS. DSt Intl 08, 4 1€ SaxPunIy. Gikx SSax S MY 5 Wash . Alex RoAE A Y o s g Erigidaire and Delco Light Merged | has 114 4 inches of wheelbase. Series One Everyone knows that long cars ride easier PUBLIC UTILITY 1 Tamna ¥l n Ril Washine! Be < | Neahingion CRe . ' Wheeling St N Under Name of Formrr—TLatter W Bl : IR Ao | to Continue Other “rude. Twenty is 120 inches from axle to axle,and than short ones. But it costs more to build s B e 1 1A Tipe e 034 2 Al e Series One Twenty-eight measures 128 them. Buick’s great volume is the reason Paner o Ml 6o T Reaver Cons - Stock Land Bk ) Cane Con Minee NEW YORK. September 14— Blde. 41z Dolorss SEmmAriE 28 Za fre Corporation. a new sub. i . i i TR Dol S ztdaire Corporat ew sub inches why Buick can build long wheelbase cars 2 h A e Taed AT sidiary of General Motors Corporation STOCKS. e 08, has been incorporated In Delaware to These designations direct attention to the for such low prices. Many g sovenn) M { GoldenCenter PUBLIC UT) ' 50 Hawthorne M 1 take over distribution and sale of eles. o anner” Gor s 15 ric refrigerators manufactured by : fact that size is the only variation in the inches shorter than Buick and without "% Mason Val 3 g [} # (he Delco Light Co.. Davten. Ohio, it iy B 130 | (L, announced todax. therchs segre. | different Buick chassis. Every Buick en- advantages offered by Buick design, are 10 San | Tox zating the electric lizht plant business oo from that of the refriger gine, every part,every nut,every cotter pin, priced considerably higher. i Tana Beimont E i) Separation of the two enterprises - f _d - l e 23 Wenden Con 3 4is | was desirable hecause of the great is of identica 1 S ‘owth of the electric refrigerator in f Py w. cale INDEPENDEN srowih of the eltciric refrigerator fn quality Compare the wheelbase length of other R LN O Another purpose served by these designa- cars to Buick, before you spend your 11 Am Con Oilfids g ‘ T g A president of General Motors. Comple. I Y 15} hew Subsidlary & capacicy of An.amn tions is to point to the extra comfort 2ad money. ’ eacon ‘On : Wash E e electric refrigerators every month ST COMPANY 10 Gt Serv o a 2 e - P METAL MARKET. 3 Conunt e TW YORK. September 14 () — 3 Trust g % Crown Cer | Copper dull: electrolvtic, spot and fu o ‘ v 3 4% | tures. 143 asked. Tin easy: spot and P A e 3 3 | steady: prices unchanged. Lead eas: o e ¥ 1% [spot. " s Zine steady: Fast St Aoard i AT {Louis, spot and futures, 7.47. Anti ‘mm spot, 16.50. B o : BUTTER IS HIGHER. Stanley H. Herner Buick Motor Company Dick Murphy, Inc. i X o | CHICAGO, September 14 (). —But. | 1015-1017 14th St. ivision! of Generali Mttare: Corperation) 1835 14th TITLE INSURANCE 1 Qhin Fuel Cor ter higher: receipts, 13,086 tubs. Fourteenth at L eabon 2 Pandem 011 Pandem o1 : creamery, extras. 43%: standards et o[ 100 fexine NEits A RA i Hinets Fletcher Motor Co., Alexandria, Va. Emerson & Orme Fred N. Windridge, Rosslyn, Va. a40; seconds, 33a36. e » . I g s Ths . CL.EARINGS. Bury Motor Co., Anacostia, D. C. 1620 M St. 1016 Conn. Ave. Rushe Motor Co., Hyattsville, Md. Transfe: & Yersemtuater {noryoe ] [N A% NEW YORK. Septembver 14 (). \:n‘vi-"zl ;“,‘f,..‘"“,’:" L . ST Tl T Xew x"er‘\:'k\"’(:}i‘«k bcxnirx::i'anf.]eolzq.?zg-‘ WHEN BETTER AUTOMOBILES ARE BUILT, BUICK WILL BUILD THEM e Suorage L o OB new AR AW 000.000; New York Federal Reser Waglagton Market........... 30 T 0. cansen 35 Bank credits, §85,000,000,