Evening Star Newspaper, March 12, 1930, Page 14

FINANCIAL." - BANKS GIVENFACTS ON LOCAL BUILDING Operative Association Sends Out Data on Situation and Includes Forecast. BY EDWARD C. STONE. ‘The Builders’ Operative Association of the District of Columbia has sent to all bank officers and directors a full report on the present building situation here and the out- look for the re- mainder of 1930. Many of these facts were oon- tained in the re- presented at the meeting on January 31, which was attended by survey of apart- ments made in the every house built, when sold, how long it took to sell it, etc. The report also 8overs the per- centage of apartments vacant and estimates the amount of apartment house new construction needed when based on the population of the city. ‘The aim is to show how many new apartment houses can be absorbed each year, even if some builders do disregard the figures. On January 1 of this year, the report states, there were 750 houses and apart- ment units under construction, the low- est number being built at this time since 1923. These 750 additional houses and apartment houses are due to be completed by July 1. The association assumes that the reduced number of new buildings will take up some of the slack in present apartment buildings and the number of unsold new houses now on hand. On January 1 there were 1,116 new houses on hand, 200 more than in January, 1920. The as- soelation says that 90 of these have been taken off the market by being|. rented instead of sold. ‘The report states that the number of houses now bel finished is less than the number bei sold. For the first- two months of year it took an average of 10.7 months to sell a house, while in the same two months in 1929 it was 12.4 months. The asso- ch\‘.lon considers this an _indication houses are now sélling more qulek!y and in greater numbers than a year ago. Charts contained in the rem cover the city by ammu and the iinformation presented is sure to prove of unusual inmut to bankers. ‘Woman Assumes New Bank Dutles.’ Mrs. M. H. Buckingham has l.\lmed her mew duties as secretary of Wi Mechanics' Savings Blnk. to W] position she was elected by the directors last week. Mrs. Bucking- ham entered the bank as a stenog- rapher and about seven years ago was appointed assistant secretary. Her new position includes that of secretary of the Washington Mechanics' Mortgage Co. and gives her the distinction of being one of the very few women bank officials in the NIMII Capital. Mrs. over that period. Heavy Trading in Traction. tal Traction stock led the Wash- ington smk Market today in activity. A block of 100 shares changed hands at 847, The stock opened with a sale of seven shares at 05‘/.. ten mm then sold at 85, two at 84’ the market closed, with the XW-OI!AI'Q sale. Other stocks and bonds were quiet and firm. Heard in Financial District. J. Edmonds Stodder has been made of the Columbia National llowing the recent death of L. Russell, who held the same in the bank for many years. Mder went with the Columbia on Pebrunry 21 uu. and has made rapid strides sine t time. He is the son of Carl atodder. who is prominently connected with The l’venlnl Star Co William J. Chewning has resigned position wm: the Washington Loan & Trust Co. and is considering entering the brokerage feld. He has been con- nected with the trust company for sev- eral ynn. at the time of his recent mal ing employed at the West Ennx;e, nngeven ith and G streets northwest. Arthur Foraker, manager of the ‘Washington office of Eastman, Dillon & Co., is spending two weeks on a vaca-' tion in Florida. "The South has drawn an unusually large number of local brokers during the present Winter sea- son. At the annual meeting of stockhold- ers of the Becker Paint & Glass Co. all officers and trustees were re-elected. ‘They are: W. R. Winslow, president; Joseph C. Klinge, secretary, and V. O. Schooley, treasurer. The foregoing, with L. A. Smithers, are trustees. Westinghouse Electric 1929 earnings are $10.24 a share on 2,666,315 combined preferred and common shares, against $8.78 a share on 2,370,063, eomblned shares in 1928, the Washington office Teports. TREASURY CERTIFICATES. (Revorted by J. & W. Seligman & Cob Rate—Maturity ot 100 14-32 100 3 99 31-32 100 1-3: 99 2932 1 99 20-32 1 90 29-32 1 SHORT-TERM SECURITIES (Reported by J. & W. Seligman & Co.) Alliz-Chalmers Co, 58 1037 American Tel S s Boea Tin ,ézi Bell Tel, of Capi hem Steel COrD: cnluorm- lmrol Sorp, Rwy. 4% George N. 193, | American Gas & % NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE Received by Private Wire Direct t- The Star Offich VING © STAR, WASHINGTON,- D. C.,- WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12, .1930. [ BONDS o ] | ptmere s | (Continued From Page 13.). ~_ Btock an llvllnfllul‘ Aunmn. 20% Man Shirt (2). 5% Maracaibo Ofl 39% Marlin-Rockwl 14 % Marmon Motor (2). 53 Michigan Steel (33 ) 23% Mid-Continent P (2). 7 Middle States Ofl et. 87 Midland Steel (3).... 90 Midland Steel pf (l). 3% Miller Rubber. 124 Minn Moline Pwr. 54% MStP&SSMpf 46% Mo Kan & Texas.. 108 Mo Kan & Tex pf(7). Missouri Paeifie..... Missourt Pac pf () Mohawk C Mills (3). Monsanto Ch (£1%). 38% Montgomry Wrd (3) ° 3% Moon Motors....... 58% Morrell & Co (4.40).. 1% Mother Lode (40c).. = o LT LTIt Io S i v PO PN - - MurrayCor(b2 %stk. 85% Myer(FE)& Bro (3). 45% ‘Nash Motors (6).... N [ Salanl Nat Bisn (p2.80). 1421 Natl Biscuit pf (7).. 72% Nat Cash Reg.A(14). 45% Nat Dairy (32)...... 20 Natl Dept Stores(2). 88 Natl Dept St 1st (7). Distillers (3).... 1 Enameling (3).. National Lead (18).. 2 Natl Pwr& Lt (1)... 102 Natl Supply (5). 70% Natl Surety (5), 35w Nat Tea Co (2) 43 Neisner Bros (1.60).. 27% Nevada Copper (3).. o« 2. a2 2 - ~ ( 130 NYChi&StL 108% NY NH & Hart (6). 122 NYNH&Hpf (7).- 16% Norfolk Southern. \ 226 Norfolk&Westn(: 93% North Am(‘l.‘-ll) 51 North Am pf (3 02% 100% North Am Ed pf II). (3.41). 84 Northern Pac (5. 824 North Pac et (§) % Norwalk Tire & Rl 9% Ofl Well Supply. 13% Oliver Farm Squip. . 70 Olive FrEqpfA(S) - 314 Olive Fr Bqev prid). T Oopenheimer Coi 63 47 Oppes er 63 Orpheum Cir pf (3). 150; 280 Otis Klevator (6). 30 Ouis Stee] (3%). 91 Otis Steel pr pf (1).. 52% Owens I} Ghl{(l() . 52% Pacific Gas& K (3).. 72 Pacifio Lighting (3, P9 »-»-u-bsn-snn»-ubawuu-eue-—:nn—n- -& oo e 18.....- ™ 614 Peer! 264 Penick & Ford (1)... 63% Penney (J §) (3)i.0s 93% Pen (JC) prA ¢8)... Coke. »f. nsylvania BR(4) 230 People's Gas Chi (l) o o ® =1 JOL-PePa - o S Lonas 8% Philip Morris (1). 29% Phillips Petrm (n2). 34 Pilisbury Flour (3). 45 Pirelli Co(A)(p3.14). % 17% Pittsbgh Screw 1.40.. 100 Pitts Steel pt (T).... 8 Pitts Terminal Coal. 20% Pittston Company... 27% Poor & Co (B) (3)... 59% P Rican Am To (A)7 12 P Rican Am To (B).. 45 Prairie Ofl & Gas(2). 544 Prairie Pipe L (15).. 7% Pressed Steel Car.... 52% Préoc & Gamble (3).. 6% Prod & Refiner: 81% Publie Serv, NJ . 3 77 Purity Bakeries (4). 34% Radio Corp. 92 Reming-Rnd 1st ( 10% Reo Motor Car (.80) 72 Repub Ir & Steel (4) 107 Rep Ir & Stl pt (1) 4 Reynolds Spring 49% Reynolds Tob B 49% Royal Dutch (83.0). 96% Safeway Btorestes). Stand Sterling Pipe Waldort Wrigley Am Roll [ no regular rate. 8 1 Racknolaets. Washington Ticker BY CLINTON COFFIN, mmu Press Pinancial Writer. grmmd there 1nay be for crlflcmn( public utility service organis zation in the’ United States, with its management contracts, holding corpora- tions and merger programs wnich have wiped out so much independent ,and m\uudp.l enterprise in recent years, the system has multiplied usage of electrlul energy, lowered its costs t0 consumers and increased wages 'of workers engaged in power generation and distribution. This is the line of ar+ gument that is now being insistently, put. belm the Federal Trade Commis- sion, e spokesmen for some of the blllfl publlc utility units were given upporlumty this week to appear in the course rotracted investjgation into t.hell’ mau N. Tidd, president of the Electric Co., was able to make the first direct summary o very high; dllh‘lbuucn circuits on ac- count of poor construction and main- resulted. Employes were paid a i rate of wages, and rates for n.huu service average 12 to 16 cents per kilo- watt. hour. “A farm that made use of electrical current was almost a curiosity, while today we have on our unu nooo farm and rural customers. plants are models of hl.h eflcum:y. We have inst:lled every approved device for effecting economiles and improving service in our properties. Over our en- tire system the average amount col- lected per kilowatt ‘hour for eléctric current sold is $0.0207. This compares with an average for the United States of $0.0264, th only 8l2 per cent of our power comes from water- power s A "l wish to bring out that our great system of electrical power companies, wlm its property values of $370,000,000 and with its so-called backbone power line, has not come into being through any miracle, nor has it been created Midas touch. It is k. § Pa; nbl' m“ wcrip e b Payable tock. { Plis J Plus 8% in stock. nPlus 5% Prev. Close. 137% UPSWING INBOND PRICES CONTINUED - o Convertibles Are Exception to Stmmons Co (g3) Simms Pet (1.60) Southern Dairies B. Southern Pacific (6 Southern Rwy (8). Southern Ry pf (5).. SouRy M &Oct (4). Spalding(AG) (3)... Sparks wnhnmu). Spleer M1, Splegel-May-8t (3).. Stand Brands (1)).. Stand Comm Teb. ... Stand Gas & E1.(3%) StandG&Epf (4).. Stand O of Cal (33). | Stand Oil Exp pt (). Stand O N J (12).. Ol N Y (1.60). Stand Plate Glass Stanley Co of Amer. SecA...... Sterling Sec p£(1.20) Sterling Sec ev p(3) Stew-Warner (h3%) Stone & Webster (4). Studebaker Co (5).. Studebaker pf (1)... TexPC&O (bl.‘h Texas Pac Land Tr.. ‘Thatcher Mg ( lfl). Third Avenue. ‘Thompson J R (3.60) Thompsn Prod(2.40) Thompson Starrett. . Tide Water Asso §0c. Timken Det Ax 180¢ ‘Timken Roller (3)... 129 Tobacco Products. .. ‘Tobacco Products A. ‘Transconunental Ofl. Transcont'al Oil n. Trico Prod (3%). Und-EN-Fisher (8).. on Bag & Paper. Union.Carbide (2. Union O1l of Cal (32) Union Pacifie (10)... Union Paeifie pf (4) &Fary (). Pipe 1st pf (1.30) Univ Leaf Tob m."' 2% Univ Pipe & Rad...., Utll Pwr&Lt A (03). ' Trend—U. S. Loans Fea- ture Market. . BY F. H. RICHARDSON. Special Dispatch to The St NEW YORK, March 12.—While there were some declines in bond prices today and convertibles ranged definitely lower with the sagging stock market, the gen- eral trend was strongly upward. High- grade domestic bonds and the better grade of forelgn dollar credits went into | Se new high ground, some of them at their best prices since 1928. Volume was the heaviest of any day this year, the Rarly indication being that sales for the day would total above $20,000,000, against an average daily turnover last week of a little over $10,- 000,000. The huge oversubscription of the recent Treasury financing was an indication of the amount of tunds avail- able for investment. Savings banks were large buyers today, particularly in the munutp-l market, Where a paucity of reefi: offerings has created a sharp de- The renl strigency of short term ofler- ings has turned interest to long United States Government obllntlnns These advanced today to new high prices since 192 Atchison General 4s were the feature of the prime section, with a jump of over a point to within ¥ of their high- est level in years. Great North- ern 7s were most active, advancing % point to & new high. ins were made by Baltimore & Ohio first 4s, Pennsyl- vania 415s, Frisco “A” 4s, Union Pacific first 4s, Standard Ol of New York 414s, Columbia Gas bs, Utah Power and Light 5s, American 'l'elephone 5s (1965) and ‘Western Union 5s (1! The strength was hy no means con- fined to the high-grade section. The Junior i.uuel of the carriers responded to an active demand, with fractional advances in & Mm Tllinois 5s, Chicago & Great Western 4s, Den- ver & Rio Grande Western 5s, Erie gen eral lien 4s, Erie refunding 5s, Missou: Pacific 4s and 5ls, n’lleu 4%5s, Sea- board All-Florida A 6s and Southern Railway 4s. Boston & Maine 5s touched par for the first time since 1928. Elsewhere there were small advances in Pathe 7s, International Mercantile Marine 6s, Anglo-Chilean Nitrate Ts, Armour of Delaware 5%, Sinclair 6%s and Sinclair 6s, Brookiyn-Manhattan 6s, Hudson & Manhattan refunding and income 5s. Obligations of sugar com- panies were quiet. — PDTATO MARKET. russets, 3.1 Mlnnuotn sacked ell’l! Ohios, 2. mnz 70 BA]!'.K CmeGS NEW YORK, March 12 (Special).— New York bank clearings, today, $1,- 348,000,000; a year ago, $1,690,f New York bank bnhneel !ofly $176, 000,000; a year ago, $18: ork Federal reserve er«dn blhncal, moyoo:mmooo a year ago, $153,- S Washington Stock Exchange SALES. $% | Capital Traction Co.—3 at 85%, 4 at Virginia-Carpf (7).. 3 Vulcan Detinning(1) 40s Vulean Détin pf (1). 2268 Wabash Df, A (6)esee Sysun (1%) Walworth Co (3) Ward Baking B Warner Bros Ple War Bros P pf (3.30) Warner-Quinian (1). Warren Bros (19)... w n Fy&Pipe(3). . Wi er-Eisenlohr. . Wess Oll & Snow (2). Wess O & Sn pl 4). Westn Dairy (B] Western Marylan Western Md 24 pt. Western Pacific Western Union (8). Westinghse A B (3).. 2 Waestinghse B&M (5) 347 Westhse E&M pt (5) 100s Weston Kl ins (1)... 12 Westvaco Chlor (2) White Eagle Oil (3) White Motors (3) White Rock M 8 (14) White Sewing Mach. White Sw Mch pt () Wilcox U1l & Gas. ... Wilcox Rich (A) 2%. Wileox Rich, B (3. Willys-Over (1.30, Wilson & Co A. Woolworth (3.40)... Worthington Pump.. Worth Pump A (1).. Wm (4). !l.l. & Towne (1§) Truck & C. pring (3) Young Sheet & T Zenith Radlo........ RIGHTS EXPIRE M. Juné1é 60 May 9 36 - Mar 3129 LApr2l 31 691,000 .+ 8,007,800 Dlvtfltnd Tates as llun in t nsed i Seatly detaracion ‘Shares. 1 Partly e lus 4% Plus 9% in stock. a Paid las in steck 4 Payable When sarned. et b IPI ‘7-1 3 E tak Wil e Py he Intest than in Kansas City Strike Ended. ”%. 10 at 85, 2‘:‘;“& tomac Elec. 535 % pfd.—S5 at 107%. Lanston Monotype—10 at 116. AFTER CALL. Gabital Tract Co-—100 at 84X, apital Traction Se—8500 "R & B pra—10 at 95, Bld and Asked Prices. BONDS‘ IC UTILITY. Amar. ol & Teles. 43 28 5%. el & Anucostin & Bot. nacogtia & rn!t eua; Capital Traction K. R. 8. Gty & Suburban B, it ] =§§§c_zes & B‘“ ’"s?,TE 9:.‘..5% * ‘ash. Cons. Title American Tel. & Telga. Capital Traction Co Washington au Li Nea Potomac Potomag Wash. i Balt. & Annap. co Balt. & Annap. pfd. NATIONAL BANK. 230 210 430 316 260 TRUST COMPANY. Security & Trust tal Trust . KANSAS CITY, March 12 (#).—The | Co: bullding trades strike which caused virtual cessation of work-on construction projects in the two Kansas cities and Leavenworth, Kans., March 1 has ended and ali of the 8,000 to 9,000 union craftsmen . will return to o today under an agreement providing the establishment of the dernnnded 5-day week, a dally wage increase effective next .mli.l and an identical increase six mont Jlfier. 4 A Ionlt Ranger Resigns. LYNCHBURG, Va,, March 12 (Spe- cial) ~T. W. McKinley, ranger in the Natural Bridge National Forests, sta- ille, Ky. He has been in the Nfil'&b:ll Forests hen since 1927 and succeeded by Assistant Ranger S.Bm.whchubeenom in the sel ltnee.llllylunt.,mm §t. Marys cvnrt to Convene. Special Dispatch to The Star. N, . March 12.— Court of Tiile & Tav. of M MISCELLANEOU! & Rosy, Inc. com Ch."lnd & uerIl If: Fict ‘flmn g‘. A" tor 188 95 80 3 “'B & Stol ics Bt oot th. Medical Bias. Go Woakwara & Lothros ofd. “Ex dividend. st FOREIGN EXOHANGE. (Quotations furnighed by W. B. lrullold xu(ur Dar). London, pound. Paris, franc . ra. iurich, ~fra | Athens, drachim ta UNITED STATES. cl-l- are in $1.000.) Sales. High. u:- . 49 1002 9 10121 llll‘l 101 23 74 101 25 101 21 101 25 8 100 20 100 20 100 20 1106 106 106 177 1092 10825 108 28 53 1132 11226 118 FOREIGN. Close. 1 98% 9844 101% 107% 110% 111 107% 107% 115% 115% 110% 110% 80% 81 9% 79% 95% 95% ¢ 103% 103% T4 . Con Pow Japan 7s. . Copenhagen 434 53, Copenhagen bs ot. . Czecho 88 1951..... Danish Munie s A. Danish Munie 85 l. Denmark 4%s. Denmark 5348 55. .. Denmark 6s. Dutch East 147, Dutch East T 6s 62, El Salvador 83 48.. Tiat 7s ex war 46.. 99% 99% 91% 92% 96% 97 110% 110% 109% 109% 100% 100% 104% 1047% 101% 101% 102 102% 104% 106% 90% 90% 1031% 103% 107% 107% 87T% 87T% Trish Free Stat Ttaly 7s..... Ttalian Pub 8 7% Japanese ¢ Japanese 634 Jugoslavia Bank 7s Karstadt 6s 1943 Kreuger&To'l buct. Lyon: - | Marsetne 1« Milan 63s. .. Montevideo 7 Netherlands 6s 73 New So Wa 85% 104% 104% 103% 103% 102% 102% Orfent dev 53 68, Orfent Dev'mt 103% 103% - a - Bommwam wSoNn Rio Gr Do Sul 8s. Rome §%s.... lfll‘li lfl!\( 82 82% Swiss Confed 8s... Toho El Pow 6s 33, 107% 107% 99U 99% ‘l'ok!o lljl l'.‘l Utd Kingm l " 87 951 96% 96% 834 83 101% 1014 101% 101% 1008 100% 167% 10: 103 103% 103% Am Tel & Tel Am Wrtg Pap Armour&Co 4%s 39 Armour Del § At] Gulf 5u 89 Atlantie R: Bell Tel Pa 83 C, 88% 88% 81% 828, 7% 1% 101% 101% 106% 106% 101% 101% 10214 1025 y & 104y Bush Term Bld §s. Toon 101" Certn-Td 5%s rets. Chile Copper Ba. Colon Of1 65 33. Com Invest 5%s 4 Com Tnvest 6a*48 Con Coal M4 s, 105% 105% 103 108 40 40 99 1021 103% 108 1034 97% 98 10314 103% 10614 1061 93 100% 100% 102% 102% 100{. 104% 99 93 93% 96% Gen Pub Serv 534 s. Gen St Cast 538 4t Goodrich 6348, 96% 96% 105% 105% 911 92 108% 1104 67 loC'rmick Midvale Steel 00 Montana Pow 4! 101% 101% FINANC Dhnu‘l‘hu- Montana Pw deb ll 10 lfll‘/t XMK lOln Mor's&Coilste4¥%s 1 81% 81% 81% Nat Dairy 6% 86 98% ’BIA !8“ Nat Radiator un 27 New England Tel 81 N Y Edison 58 44. 105 102 101% 102 102 101% 101% 55 54% 1028% 102 Nor States Pow Pacific Gas & £1 105 ors Plerce Oll deb Pillsbury F M Por Ric Am Tob Postal Tel & C 5% Pub Serv G 1%. Pu Pure Of1 5 u s 'l'l Romlnnon Ar 6833 Rem Rn\ o - o nBulRumaEEaRNNN HOR a0 95% 9% 8 100% 100% 17 26 13 13 1 37 32 i K 17 72 100% 100% 107% 108% 101% 101% 94% 93% ‘Tenn Cop és B ‘Tenn ElecPo Tex Corp v 5s 1944 Onited Drug §s §3 U 8 Rub 1st rf 5 Utllities Pow §%s. Vertientes Sug 7s.. Walworth War Quinl: ‘Warner Sug 1 El 9% 92% 84 83 105 105 103% 103 102% 102% 102%_102% Ann Arbor 4s. Atchison ad) 4 Atchison gen Ateh deb 4% s ztlnnuc CL 1at 4 Can Nat $3%s°57 Can Nat 4% Centralof Ga § Cent Pac 4s. 4 98% 2 103% 103% 19 100% 100 99% CMN_"K!!BH. Chi & N W con "fil Chi Un Sta bs. Chi Union Sta §s ¢4 5 104% 104% 6 102% 102% 4 8Bk 884 10 104% 104% 1 99% 99% 2 102% 102% 18 105% 106% 1108 108 9 81 928 4% Del & Hud 1st rf 4s Den & Rio G en ¢s. Den&R G W 4%s 36 DRG & Wst 5 DRG & Wet 5 Det United 43%4s.... 10 98 23 106 104% 104% Grand Trunk 7 11 111% 110% 111% Gt Nor 4%s 76 14 97% "l% 9% Great Northn 1st§s 6 961 96 Gt Nor §% . 9 110% lm 109% . 68 111% 111% 111% Hud & Man a) Hud & Man ref 5 111 Cent 48 52 m m 111 Cent rf 58 Int Rapid Tran 66% 661 66% Int Rap Trb6sstpd. 36 66% 65 66% Int Rapld Trans7s. 48 891 881 891 5 1048 1045 1041 1 89 89 3 'ma T4% 7:« 6% 101 89% 96% 2 101% 101 16 "90% 89% Kan City Term 6 Shore 3%s.... 3 814 81% 81y g. Shore4s’3l.. 1 9913 99 9914 Leni Valcn4s..... 10 90 88y LehiVgen 4% 2003. LlNl%llo 97% 98 Louls & Nash 5%s. 11 106% 106% 106% Louts & Nash 78... 2 100% 1004 100% Man Ry 18t 4 5% Market St 78 40 923 Mil EI Ry & L 68 61 15 99% Minn & StLref ds.. 10 14y M St P&SSM en 4s. 89 MStP&SSM 6s gtd. 98% 981 98y M St P & SSM 3 100!/., 100% 100% 87% MK&T4sB Ill("l'ld’b rinbsA. 12 103 1021 103 gends..121 77% 76% 77% B A G5, -ne 48 101 100% 101 7.... 118 101% 100% 101% 18 100% 100 100% 65 111% 110% 110% 13 97 97 97 11 97% 96% 97% lD “K 5(K 54 91 m 1 102% 13& 10 804 80% 80% Mo Pac 5%8 49 evt. Mob&O 4%s 17... Mont T°rm ref §s 41 e 2222227 ~00009 8 102 102% 102% Sy | Third Ave adj IAL Special Dispateh-to The Star. BALTIMORE, Md., March 13—Po- tatoes, white, 2.2522. l‘!ttpo;sm” 3.00; cabbage, hamper, g\l\nu fowls, each, nrster s 2040 Henety wigites, nu::i: utter—Giood and fancy cremery, pound, 35a39Y ladles, 31a32; store mhd’ 18a19; rolls, 25a38; process, Live Stock Market. ' Cattle—Receipts, 100 head; pl{l,’” market s tee: to good, ’ 10 .12.00; medium, 10.25 to 11.26; plain 10.35; common to plain, Bulls, choice to 9.00;. fair in to fair, 7.50 none; medium to good, medium, aoo to non “ninrk'l to 8.00; common_to pfl:n‘ ¥ cows and Springers, 16900 eoo oo 0, 2 m lllld lnmb—mee ight supply; 200 10 030: 1 to elml&. l’\)M to. ”hfld m‘!‘kct dlu ”ilo’;ufgul'l roughs, 7.50 im, 9.90; light Dltl; IIDN to. 10.25; 11.¢ g:l to 11.3! vu—lheel 25 hnd it ‘market X u‘?,oo'“p' ply; 14.50. Hay and| Grain Prices. . Wheat—No. 21 réd Winter, expo: 10.'& No. 2 ‘Winter, nruthlp::‘ Ya; ll-ch, .09%; No. 3, garlicky, %0 118% 114 -, 18 100 108 104 90% Nor Pacrf ¢, Ore Short L en §s. Ore Wash 1st 8. Penna 45 1948 stpd. Penna gen 4 lfl ’BK 9% 'Bh Penna ¢ » o PCC&StLEsA. Port B1 P L. PortRL & R1 Arlh!.fl‘l St L IM&S gn 53’31 it L IM&S StLlfl StL Seab AL con SBALFla6 Sou Pac clt 4s 'M!w 1% 92% 97 5 91 3 110 1090 1 8 118% 1184 1183, 6125 12434 126 10 sm. Sou Ry €sis... Sou Ry §%s Tex & Pac 68 B 1 108 Texa Pastacis 54 103 To1y 10 Third Ave ref ¢ .3' 13 ;2 5 914 91 of: 5 100% 1004 100\‘2 DlstraDelfsbate & 14 81% sy UnPacistrfds... 13 91% 81 - gyi Unlon Pacifio dat 4 54 8% 95% Union Paoc & 89% b ums 108% Un Pao 1st n! bs. Vieginia Ry 1st 27 105 1 1 16 m :3.‘2.’ 12:“ VYRy&Pés. l mx fl 2 101% 10: % }:{: 2 100% 100% 100% . 30 106% 1083 lw Bg Tol St L & W & Tol Tr L&P 5% Wis Cent gn 48 49..