Evening Star Newspaper, March 29, 1930, Page 14

A—14 * MTADDEN SCORES WAR FINANCE PLAN House Member Charges Dawes and Young Plans Signed Under Duress. BY JOHN F. SINCLAIR. Special Dispatch to The Star. NEW YORK, March 29.—The peace ! treaty, the Dawes plan, and the Young plan—all were signed under duress! Any lcgal instrument signed under duress is void. ! This is substan- tially what Repre- sentative Louis T. McFadden of Penn- vlvania, chairman of the banking and currency commit- tee of the national House of Repre- sentatives, charges! Coming from such source, the as- cannot be a sertion ignored. Not since the war has a more vigorous attack been made upon the machinery and methods of Inter- national finance than that launched by Chairman McFadden this week. “I am told” he said, “that the signature of France to the Young pact was secured by the promise that that country would receive $200,000,000 out of the first flotation of reparation bonds.” Then Mr. McFadden intimates that the major portion of this sum is to be used to refund loans France made through J. P. Morgan & Co. The chairman of the banking and currency committee of the House of Representatives does not think well of the Bank of International Settlements, which, he says, is & deliberate attempt “to entangle the United States in Eu- ropean affairs.” He believes that the United States will absorb five or six billion dollars’ worth of German reparation bonds dur- ing the next five or six years, and he asks this question: “Why should the people of the United States assume the debt that is now owed by Germany to the European al- lied countries, particularly when the Jegality of these bonds is seriously ques- tioned?” Germany is clearing the decks for ac- tion. The 50-year working arrange- ment between the Hamburg-American and the German Lloyd Lines for the joint operation of their two fleets, is far-reaching. Ninety per cent of the entire German merchant marine will be under one management, overheads will be cut and waste and duplication will be eliminated, although both cor- porations will keep their corporate iden- tities. Is Germany again attempting to wrestle the mercantile supremacy of the seas from Great Britain? Her recent accomplishment of putting on the Bremen and the Europa, the two fastest passenger ships afloat today, is a severe challenge at least. “In Germany our national prosperity 13 greatly dependent on our trade with the rest of the world,” said Ernest Glaessel, director general of the North German Lloyd Line, in discussing the merger. “The merger was not born of any antagonism between the ports of Bremen and Hamburg. It was an ef- fort to reduce overheads and to elim- inate as much waste as possible. World trade means much to Germany. She cannot live without it.” Germany has started again her drive for her share in world trade. Rep. L. T. McFadden. It's not many years ago since Thomas H. McInnerney of Chicago bought a ticket to New York and tried to pe suade Wall Street to loan him $5,000, 000 for the development of the dairy industry. He cooled his feet in many Wall Street private offices before one of them offered him a million dollars “to get | rid of him.” But Tom refused the offer as too small, returned to Chicago and started over again. He was determined. He insisted that there was a big busi- ness in milk and butter and ice cream, that the bankers of New York would eventually see it. They did—in time. Now comes the announcement that the National Dairy Products Corpora- tion, of which McInnerney is the presi- dent, is planning to increase its capital stock from 6,000,000 to 10,000,000 shares. ‘With net sales of over $300,000,000 for 1929, gross profits of $24,000.000 and with total income above $26,000,000 and net profits about $21,000,000, no one, not even Wall Street, smiles at Mc- Innerney now. His sales for the first two months of 1930 are ahead of the corresponding period of 1929, and he is expanding his company almost to twice its present size to provide for the growth that is taking place every month, ‘The company today has 31,074 stock- holders, as against 9,929 stockholders at the end of 1928. Last year the company entered the cities of Washington, Wilmington, Hart- ford, Buffalo, Detroit, Akron, Toledo, Cincinnati, Peoria and Louisville. And the foreign field will receive at- tention as soon as the American situa- tion is covered adequately. The report of the Pennroad Corpora tion, a holding company associated with the Pennsylvania system, just_issued, shows that the Pennsylvania Railroad has a working or majority control of 11,359 miles of raflroad outside of the 10,466 miles of its own system. These include the Wabash, with 2,524 miles; the Lehigh Valley, 2,242 miles; the New Haven, 2,130 miles; the Boston & Maine, 2,111 miles; the Nor- folk & Western, 1,364 miles; the De- troit, Toledo & Ironton, 495 miles; the Pittsburgh & West Virginia, 89 miles, < and the Long Island, 404 miles. But this does not include the Sea- board Air Line, which has 4,500 miles, in which the Pennroad Corporation has recently bought a considerable holding. The Pennroad Corporation was or- ganized a year ago with 10,000,000 no- par_capital shares. The directors in- FINANCIAL. NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE Recelved by Private Wire Direct to The Star Office. (Continued From Prev. 1930.~ Stock and Sales— Hish. Low. Dividend Rate. 27% 19% Libbey Owens (1)... 111 91% Liggett & Myers(15) 111% 91% Liggett&Myrs B(15) 142% 138 Liggett & My pf (7). 49% 35% Lima Locomot! 81% 52% Liquid Carbonie (4) 83% 424 Loew’'s. Inc (3). 6% 31 Loft Inc.. 67% 5014 Loose-Wiles (3.70). 284 16% Lorillard (P) Co.. 46% 38% LouG&ELA (1%) 138 128 Louls & Nash (1) 44% 32% Ludium Steel (2). 99% 90 Ludlum Stlpf (6%). 45% 40% McCall Corp (2%). .+ 39 35 McGraw-Hill (2).... 74% 61 McKeespt T P(143%). 351 254 McKesson & Rob (2) 46% 414 McKes & Rbpf(3%). 20% 1414 MeLellan Stores 884 70 Mack Trucks (6). 159% 132 Macy(RH) & Co(n2) 144 11% Madison Sa G (1%). 12% 8 Mallinson & Co. 23 Manati Sugar pf 25% Man Elec Supply. 3y4 Marlin-Rock (14%). 20% Marmon Motor (3).. 3 Martin-Parry. 37% Mathieson Alkll 49 May Dept Strs (n2) 16% Maytag Co (12)... 15W Mengel Company (). 164 Mexican Seaboard... 270 26% Miami Copper (4)... 7 2313 Mid-Cont Pet (2)..., 1 Middle States Oil. 37 Midland Steel (3). 238 124 Minn Moline Pwr. 62% 467% Mo Kan & Texas. ... 108% 103 Mo Kan & Tex pf(1). 9814 87 Missouri Paciflo..... 9 40 25 Mohawk C Mills (3).. 29 60 48% MonsantoCh (g1%). 1 4:!& 35% Montgomry Wrd (3). 225 13% 96 2 7 2 . 13 - 55 30% 5% 507 61% 23 234 35% 33% 2% 1% 53 256 66 4 10% 26 3% Moon Motor: 18 1% Mother Lode 61 4% Motor MeterG& E... 1 50 Motor Prodi 2).. 2 26' Motor Wheel (3) 31 12% Mullins Mfg........ 2 18 MurrayCor(b2%stk. 35% Myer(FE)& Bro (2). 20 3 19 6 34 52 654 Nat Cash Reg.A(14) 45% Nat Dairy (33)...... 20 Natl Dept Stores(2) Distillers (2). 24 54 1 2 4 Natl Radlator pf.... 704 Natl Surety (5) 32 Nat Tea Co (2) - 26% Nevada Coppe: . 51 POrt CoA (3)..e 40 Newton Steel (3) 167 N Y Central (8)..... 82 130 NYChli&StL (6 6 108% NYChi&StLpf(6) 2 180 N Y & Harlem (6)... 30s 108% NY NH & Hart (6)... 57 122 NYNH&Hpt(D.. 15 13% N ¥ Ont & We: 6 2 N Y Railways pt. 1 100 N Y Steam pf (6).... 30s 16% Norfolk Southern..., 2 226 Norfolk&Westn(10), 8 93% North Am(bl0%stk) 55 8 Northern Pac (5).... 65 82% North Pacet (6). 1 42 Northwestn Tel (3). 40s % Norwalk Tire & Rb.. 14 13% Oltver Farm Equip. 1 31 Olivr Fr Eqev pt(3). 2 2% Omnbus Corp. .. 67 70 Omnibus pf A (8). 1 43 Oppenheimer Col (5) 1 ¥0% 6 OtisElevator n(2%) 33 126 118% Otis Elev pf (6). 87% 30% Ot teel (2%).. 00 98 91 Otis Steel prpf (7).. 16% 7 PacificCoast........ 72 52% Pacific Gas & E (2) 107% 72 Pacifio Lighting (3). 1% 1 Pacific Ol stubs 178 140 Pacific Tel & T (7). 23% 15% Packard Motor (1) 60% 50' Pan-Am Pete B 8% 4w Panhandle P& R.... 76 48% Paramount-F-L (4). 33% 25 Park& Tiiford (33). 3% 2% Park Utah 6% 17% Parmelee T 6 2 3. 2 96 a1 1 . 21 20 138 289 133 17 103 262 50 43 T4 80 54 80 45 24 38 1 98 1 15 147 66 106 7 23 2614 Penick & Ford 63 Penney (J 8) (3 6% Penn Dixie Cement. 85% 72 Pennsylvania RRi4) 320 230 People's Chi (8). 21 17% Peoria & Eastern 20% 18% Pet Milk (13%). 44x 38% Phelps Dodge (3) 18% 11% Phila& Read C& 1. 15% 8% Philip Morris (1) 39 294 Phillips Petrm (n2). 13 10% Phoenix Hosfery. 3% 23 41% 6% 3T% 70 4 1 10 49 13 87 2 21 15 331 Pillsbury Flour (2). 50% 45 Pirelli of Italy(3.14) 103 100 Pitts Steel pf (7) 121% 110 Pitts& W Va (6).... 22% 20% Pittston Company... 34% 27% Poor & Co (B) (2)... 27% 12 P Rican Am To (B).. 52% 45 Prairie Ol & Gas(2). 60 b4% Prairie Pipe L (15).. 16% 7% Pressed Steel Car.... 70% 52% Proo & Gamble (2).. 11% 6% Prod & Refiners. 40 31 Prod & Refiners pf. 110% 81% Public Serv. NJ 3.4 97 92% Pub Sve NJ pf (6)... 112% 106% Pub Sve NJ pf (6)... 89% 814 Pullman Corp (4). 25% 21% PureOll (1%). 113% 112% Pure Ofl pf (8). 83% 74% Purity Bakeries (4). 53% 34% Radlo Corp.. 78 68 Radlopf B (5). . 38% 19 Radlo-Keith-Orph A. 45% 33 Raybestos Man 2.60. 141% 121 Reading (4) 64% 44% Real Silk (5). 97 88 Real Silk Hos pf (7). 5% 3% Rels (R) & Co. 37 28% Rels (Robt) & 44% 25% Rem Rand (1.60) 14% 10% Reo Motor Car (. 81 72 Repub Ir & Steel (4). 79 72 Rep Ir&Stlctfs (4).. 7% 4 Reynolds Spring.... 58% 49% Reynolds Tob B (3)., 45% 41 Rhine W EI P (2.16). 281 22% Richfield O1 (2) 244 16% Rio Grande Ofl ¢ 48% 37T% Rossia Ine (2.20). 54% 49% Royal Dutch (23.20). 122% 93% Safeway Stores( 99% 94 Safeway pf (6). 3 . 108 4 19 21 6 18 3 9 2 208 144 1 1 6 58 « 608 15 1383 8 270 . 2608 574 48% StJoseph Lead (13). 7 118% 107% St L-San Fran (8) 100% 92 St L-San Fran pf( Add 00. High. 1% 110 9514 5% « 208 125% 125% 4% 1% 200s 1485 147% 554 s 6% 3314 3 2214 10% 113 43y 10% 6% & 314% 313 18% 40% 17% 13% 38% Page 13.) 110 110 142 THE EVENING Low. Close. Close. 29t 30% 110 110% 142 44 £0% 7514 416 6814 26 45% 4 137 634 107% 943, 26% 54% 3714 348 55 6 3 323 291y 55% 191% 109% 128% 2% 3015 124% 96% 93% 2% 27% 814 45 T4% 3718 98 15 2% 104% 1 22% 4% 5% 32 3 21% 4 10% 10% 43 €8 104 85% 21 18% 40% 17 12% 88 14 71 2 34 514 32% 4T% 101 117% 22 30% 25 48% 55% 14% 67 10% 35 108% 96% 1714 5% 5% 564 431 26% 23% 46% 58% 97 95 109% 105% Safeway Strs pf (7). 308 1084 108% 5, 3 118% 118 3 100% 100% 9415 531 125% 374 98 15 T4 104% 1% 14814 22% e T4 6% 3214 3 22% 4% 108 1% 43 697% 10% 86l 314 21 18% 40% 17 13% 384 15 a1 2 34 5% 32% 48% 101 117% 22% 31% 25% 48% 55% 14% 6734 10% 35 109 96 109% 82 248 113% 5% 52% 6% 36%, 45% 128% 6214 100 4% 314 43% 14 % 5% 5% 556% 43% 26% 23y 46% 52% 97% 95 108% 53% 118% 100% Prev, 28% 109 110 142% 434 80% 5% 4% 664 25% a“n 137 39% 95 45 381 728 30% 46 16% 874 133% 11% 11 2314 3% 5214 434 21 6214 108 9474 26% 53% 36u 13% 1% 6% 3 2614 23% 4% 53% 95% 94 109 548 118 100% ~Prev. 1930.—~ High. Low. 100% 14% 314 12% 323 48% 24 2 104% | payments based St 82 "% 2% T 224 36% Seagrav Shubert Stmmon: Simms Pet (1.60). Sinclair Skelly O1) (2) Sloss ShefMel. o Sheflield pf (7)144s Solvay Am Inpf6%. 1 So Por Rico Sug (2).. Southern Cal Ed (2). Southern Pacific (6). Southern Rwy (8)... Southern Ry pf (6).. Spalding(AG) (2)... g-Chalfant. Sparks Withngtn Slo: 8 Spear & Stand Brands (1%). Stand C Stand Gas & El (3%) Stand G Stand In Stand O Stand O Stand O1 Stand OIl N J (12). Stand Ofl N ¥ (1.60). Stanley Sterling Sterling Stew-Warner (h3%) Stone & 4 Studebaker Co () Sun Ol pt (6) Superior Superior Sweets of Amer (1 Symingt Symington (A).. Telauto Cp (11.26. Tenn Cop & Ch (1), «. Texas Corp (3).. Tex Gulf Sul (4)...a; Texas & Tex P C & O (b10 Texas Pac Land Tr Thatcher Mg (1.60). Thatcher pt (3.60) The Fair (2.40) The Fair pf (1) Third Natl In Thompson J R Thompsn Prod( Thompson Starre! Thomp-Star pf(3%). Tide Water Asso 60c. Tide Wat Asso pf (6) Timken Det Ax(80e). Timken Roller (3)... Tobacco ‘Tobacco Transcontl O11(30¢).. Transue Trico Prod (2%). Truax Traer (1.60) Twin City Rp T (4).. Twin City R T pf(7). Una-Ell-] Union Carbide (2.60) Union O] Union Pacific (10)... Union Pacific pf (4).. Utd Atrcraft& Trans. Utd Afrcraft&T pf 3., Utd Bise Utd Carbon (2 Utd Cigar Store: Utd Corporation. Utd Corp pt (3) United Elec Coal. United Fruit (4). Utd Gas Utd Paperboard. Unit Plece Dye Unite: U S Ex Uss& Forc&n U S Freight (3) U S Hoffman (2).... S Ind Alcohol (17). Pipe Pipe s s S Real s u u u u u u Uil Pwr. Vadsco Sales Corp... Vanadium (14). Virgini Virgini, Vulcan Detinning(1) 80s Vulcan Detin (A)(1) 1508 Wabash. Waldorf Walworth Co (2) rd Baking A. d Baking B. Warner Bros Plo (4). War Bros P pf (2.20). Warner-Quinlan (1). Warren Bros (19). Warren Bros 1st (3). Warren Fy&Pipe(2). r-Eisenlohr. Ofl & Snow (2). Penn El of (6). tn Dalry (B). ern tern 2595595558553 White M White Rek MS(14%4) White Sewing Mach. Wilcox Oll & Gas. Wilcox Rich, B (2 Willys-Over (1.20) Wilson & Co. Wilson & Co A. Wilson & Co pt. Woolworth (2.40). Worthington Pump.. Yale & Towne (16) Yellow Truck & C. Yellow Truck pf..... 2 Young Spring (3) Young Sheet & T (5). Zenith Radlo. RIGHTS EXPIRE Am Roll ChiR1& Con Fil Ind.. Fox Film, A.M: Fox Film deb.Mar 28 Int Tel&Tel Pac Lightg..May 1 PacT & So Cal E given in the above tables are the latest quarterly or 3 s Unit of tracing less than 100 shares. 1 Partly extra. I Plus 4% in stock. § Payable in scrip. § Plus 0% in stock. & Paid last year— Dividend Rate. Sears Roebuck (32%, Seneca Copper. Servel Inc Sharon St Shattuek( Shell Union (1.40)... Shell Un Ol pt (5%) Rubber. S Rubber 18t pf. U S Smelt Ref (3%).. U 8 Steel (7). U 8 Tobacco (4). Univ Leaf Tob (3)... Univ Pipe & Rad. ton El Ins (1)... tvaco Chlor (2).. STAR, WASHINGTON, ock and Sales— Add 00. High. Low. Cl 95 Bam 10 12% 5 110 12% 4 29% 31 46% 14 23% 2 e (€1.20) 12 89 50 89 Theatres. s Co (g3). Con O11 (2).. 4 62 14 6 1 1 84 54 110 1 21 8 21 18 30 379 64 10s Co. m Tob. & E pt (4) vest Corp... of Cal (23%). 1 Exp pf (5). 1of Kan (2). Co of Amer.. SeaA... Sec cv pf(3) Webster (4). o1 Ste on. .. Pac (5). Products Produc & W (1) 408 19 821 8 19 Fisher (5).. 1 of Cal (32) uit (1.60) & imp(1.30) i (2 Tt Becur. & Fary (2). 1st ptf (1.20) ty (6). . 54y &Lt A (@ . 170 14 4 Car Chem Car 6% bf.. €0 Sysum (1%) Maryland. Md 2d pf. E&M of (6) otors (2). ... M., June16 May 9 Apr 10 31 1% b4 6 % 1 1% 5% 234 3% May 1 63 144 Mar 315008 LApril 62 T.. ... the annual casn arly declarations. D. C, BOND PRICES GAIN INBETTER BUYING Market Resumes Advance as Demand for Senior Issues Is Renewed. By F. H. RICHARDSON. Special Dispatch to The Star. NEW YORK, March 29—After the halt in its forward progress during the past four days, the investment mar- ket resumed its advance today. The normal demand for investments had absorbed most of the better grade offerings put out in the past two weeks and as a consequence it was the prime group that benefitted most today as buyers turned to outstanding issues. In- stitutional and corporation demand was also reported strong. United States Government obliga- tions were quiet but those issues that did sell moved upward by small frac- tions. Legal rails, such as Atchison General 4s, Pennsylvania 4l5s and Union Pacific first 4s, pursued the same course and the prime public utility and industrial group was strong under the leadership of American Telephone 555, Standard Oil of New York 415s, Stand- ard Oil of New Jersey 5s and Phila- delphia Co. 5s. Volume was fairly heavy, but some- what below that of last Saturday. Washiriaton Stock E“xchange SALES. Capital Traction 55—8$1,000 at 96, $2,000 at 96, $2,000 at 96. Washington Gas 6s B—$100 at 10415, $200 at 1047;. Capital Traction Co.—10 at 80, 10 at 80, 10 at 80, 30 at 80, 10 at 80, 4 at 80. Potomac Electric 67 pfd.—5 at 11214, Potomac _Electric 5'2% pfd.—20 at 1085, 5 at 10874, Riggs National Bank—2 at 528. Merchants' Bank & Trust Co.—3 at 125. National Metropolitan Bank—25 at 375. AFTER CALL. Potomac Electric 6% pfd.—2 at 112%5. Washington Rwy. & Elec. pfd—40 at 97, 10 at 97%;, 10 at 97Y, 10 at 97V, 10 at 9714, 10 at 97%. Bid and Asked Prices. BONDS. PUBLIC UTILITY. Amer. Tel. & Telga. 41as '33.. 3 Amer. Tel & Telga 435 '39. Am. Tel. & Tel. cti, tr. 8s....... Apscostia & Por. R. R. 5 ostia & Pot’ guar, 5s C. & P. Tel. of Va. Ss.... Capital Traction R. R. 5§ City & Suburban 5.... Georgetown Gas 1st 55 Potomac Electric cons. 35 Electric ‘65 1953 Wash., Alex. & Mt. V. Wasn ! Balto. & An: Washington Gas 5s. Wash. Gas 6. series A" 51 s 65. series Wash. Rwy. & Elec. 4 . MISCELLANEOUS. Barber & Ross, Inc 6'a: . Cham.-Vanbit. Hotel 6i2s. Chevy Chase Club 5tas. D. C. Paper Mfg. 6s.... Pot. Joint Stock Ld. Bk. Wash. Market Cold Stora Wash. Cons. Title 6s - STOCKS. PUBLIC UTILITY. Amer. Tel. & Telga. Capital Traction Co. .. Washington Gas Light . Norfolk & Wash. Steamboat Potomac Electric 6s pid. Potomac Electric 5ias pfd. Wash. Rwy. & Elec. com Wash. Rwy. ‘& Elec. pfd, sh’. Balto. & Annap. com. Wash., Balto. & Annap. pfd. NATIONAL BANK. i Commercial District A Federal-American Liberty ....... Lincoln " National " M Ries : Second e National Bank ‘of Washington.'. TRUST COMPANY. curity & Trust. Tust s America Contineda Merchants' Bank - National Savings & Trust L T e e Washington Loan & Trust . SAVINGS BANK. Bank of Bethesda Commerce & Savingi United States Washington Mec! Amer Corcoran . Firemen's "' National Uni TITLE INSURANCE. Columbia Title. . Real Estate Title Title & Inv. of Md. com. MISCELLANEOUS. Barber & Ross, Inc.. com Chevy Chase Dairy pfd Col._Sand & Gravel pfd. D. C. Paper Mfg. pfd.__ . Dist. Natl Securities pfd Emerson's Bromo Seltzer Federal Storage pfd Federal-American Co. ‘com. . Federal-American pfd Lanston Monotype. .. Merchants' Transfer Merchants' Trans. & S Mergenthaler Linotype Natl. Mtg. & Inv. pfd. . Peoples Drug ‘Stores pfd. . Real Est. Mtge. & Guar. pi Securlty " Storage. .. Ter. Ref. & Whr. Corp. The Carpel Corp...... Wash. Mech. Mtge. com.. Wash. Medical Bldg. Cor Woodward & Lothrop pfd *Ex dividend. Unlisted Department. BONDS. Asked. Army-Navy Club Ss. 86 Cosmos Club 4 1ss.. Commercial Club 1sf Metropolitan Club 4'as . STOCKS. Anacostia . . Chapin Sacks., . Chapin-Sacks 17" Chapin-Sacks_ 8% Connecticut. Ple Co. Chr. Heurich Brewery. District Title Insur Franklin _National Munsey Trust Co. Park Savings Bank Raleigh Hotel Co.... . Washington Savings Bank . Washington Title Ins. Co. Washington Base Ball CI Woodridge-Langdon S SHORT-TERM SECURITIES. SATURDAY, MARCH l ON NEW YORK BONDS@ 29, 1930. FINANCIAL.' Received by Private Wire Direct to The Star Office UNITED STATES. (Sales are in $1.000.) Low. Close. 4 10118 10118 101 18 101 28 102 100 28 100 28 Sales. High. Lib 1st 4%s. Lib éth 4% US3%s ¢7.. 127 102 30 101 110513 10513 10513 10 1081 2 112 FOREIGN. Sales. High. 991y 997 1o Australia 55 1957. Austria 7 Belgium Belgium 7s 1955 Belgium 78 1956... Belgium 7 Belglum Bolivar Bolivia Bolivia fs. Bordeausx §: Brazil 6148 1926, Brazil 6%s 1927 @ artNBoaRonnanm: wBexes - RPN Canada 68 1931..... Canada 6s 1962 Chile 6s 60. Chile 73 1943 Christiania 6: Colombia 6s Jan 61. Con Pow Japan 7. Copenhagen 4% 5! Cuba 6% Cszecho 8s 1951 Danish Munte Danish Munic 8s Dutch East 1 63 6: Flat 7s ex war 48 Finland 6% Finland s t 63 45, Finland 7 Framerican 7%s, French 7s French 1% German Bank German 7s. Ger Gen Elec 7s. Hungary 1%s. Irish Free State bi Italy 7s. Italian Pub 8 7s. Japanese 6% s Jugoslavia B: Karstadt s 1943... Kreuger&To'l bsct. Ma: Milan 6%s.. Netherlands 6s 73 Norway bs 196: Norway 6%s. Norway 6s 1 Norway 68 194 Orient dev 6% 683, .. Orient Dev'mt 6s 53 Paris-Ly-Med Paris-Ly-Med 7 Paris Orleans 5% Poland 8s. Porto Alegre 8i Queensland & Queensland 7s. Rhinelbe Un 7 Rhine Wst EP Rhine Wi Rhine Wst EP 78 60 Rio de Janeiro 648 Rio de Jan 8 1946 Rio Gr do Sul 63 48. Rome 6% Sao Paulo 88 193 Sao Paulo 1950, Saxon (PW) 7 Seine 78 42.. Serbs Cr 8l Serbs Crot Slo Swiss 5348 19 8wiss Confed Toho F1 Pow 6s 33, Tokio b Tokio 6%s 1961. Utd Ringm 5%s 37, ™ ABoAaNN SRANANHA O MmO 3 Vienna Yokohama 108 1 12 1081 112 108% 112% 109 1154% 110% 83 81% 98% 103% 85% 85% 91 101% 102% 4 100% 102% 93 93 102% 5 100% 924 100 110 110 109% i 100% 105 102 94% 91 9% 99% 10814 18 103% 97 100% 96% 103% 85 9% 98% 103% 98% 103 8 88 98% 4 101% 101 1004 99% 108% 850 9744 104 108 995 1% 934 104% 98% B9% 9% MISCELLANEOUS. 2 #5% 101 63 104 103% 106 100% 100% 92 101% 104% 183% 103% 105 108% 107% 90% 85l 104% 101% 102% 55 97% 101% 87 96% 57 1064% 103% 100 103% 107% 97T 9% 102% 103% 100 6 107% 95% 102 102% 104 100 94Y% 100% ADbitib] Pa&P bs '53. Abram&Straus8%s 6 Am Agri Chem 7% AmChem 6%s ov Am Cotton Ol 68. ... Am IntCor6%4s4s 8 Am Nat Gas 6%s 43 15 AmSmit& R1stés 8 Am Sugar Ref6s.. 8 Am T&T cv 448 391793 Am Tel&Teleg 6566140 Am T & Tel tr b AmT&Tstbs. Am Tel & Tel 6% . Armour&Co 4%s 39 Armour De Bell Tel Pa 63 B Bethlenm Stl pm b8 Beth Steel rf bi Certn-Td 5%s rots.. Chile Copper 6s. ... Col G&EI 6s May 53 Colon O11 68 38 Com Invest 5348 ¢ Con Coal Md ConGas N Y 6% Consumers Pow Cuban Am Sugar 8 Det Edison 68 40 Gen Cable 6%s Gen Mot Ac Cor Goodrich 6%s. Goodyear 6s rets. Humble O & R b HumbleO& RE%s I11 Bell Tel 6s.... 111 Steel 438 60. . Inland Stl 4%s » @ 85% 100 6014 103% 103 105% 100% 100 91 103% 103% 92% 99% 7 93% 101 100% 100% 108% 97% 104% 108% 99% 8114 934 105 9874 £9% 9% 85% 101 63 103% 914 101% 104 183 106 108 107% 90% 96% 57 106 103% 100 103% 107% 97 99% 102% 103% 101% 104 100 944, 100% Sales Pub Serv G 44861 15 Punta Alegri 2 Pure Ol 6348 '37... Rem Rnd 6% war.. Richfield O1l 63 44.. Sinclair Ol 6% Sinclair O1 Sinclair Crud Sin Pipe Lin South Bell Tel Stand Ol N J ¢6... Stand OfI N Y ¢34s. Tenn ElecPo Tex Corp ev b . Transcont! O1l 6% s United Dru; U S Rub 1strf High. Low. 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Win Repeat Ar7%s 5 102 102 102 Youngstn 8 & T b 1024 102% 102% RAILROAD. £ 93% 141 67 93y 934 140% 141 65 65 90% 90% 90% 98 93 93 94% 9415 94% 100% 100 100 104% 104% 104% 103% 103% 103% 103% 102'% 102% 109% 109% 109% 94 94 94 86 86 86 100 99% 100 38 38 38 95 9415 95 99% 99% Y9 87 87 87 941 941 4% 964 96% 96 46 1027% 102! 103 1027 103 115 114% 114% 111% 111% 111% 87 86% 87 103 103 103 100% 100 100 93 93 93 101 100% 101 9" 9w 7% 97 97 103% 103% 103% 92% 924 Y24 825 821 82% % 0% Ti% 87 86% 87 94% 94 94% 6% To% T5% 102% 102% 102% 100% 100% 100% Y% YT YT% 90% 90% 90% 106 106% 106% 9% 9TH 9ITH 98% 984 uBW 104 104 104 100 100 100 0% B9 B9Y% 64% 64 64 94 931 93y 6 104% 104% 10414 984 98Y% 9Bk 98% 98 98 94's 93% 94k 83% 83 83 96 9514 95% 6 101% 101 101 59 59 59 106% 106% 106% i m an 98% 9% 98K 95% 95% 95% 112% 112 112 32% 32% 32% 82 82 82 981 98 98% 1% 2 97% 9TH 100 100 98 98 72% 2% 1% 73 64 64 931 93% 93y 103% 103 103 91" 91 igp 9Ty 9TH% 9T% 9% 97 97% 101 101 101 89% 89 8y 100% 99% 100% 8813 88% 83l 98% 98% 98% 100% 100% 100% 100 100 100 98% Y8Y% 9Bk 59 59 59 97 36 9T 102% 102% 102% 100% 100% 100% 12% 124 12% 91k 91 91 100% 100% 100% 108% 108] 108 80% 80 80% 100% 100 100 100% 99% 100 113% 118% 113% Atchison gen Atch deb 4% Atl & Dan 18 Atlantic C L 4 AtlanticC L ist s, Balto&Ohto gold B&Ocv 4% B&O4%scv 60. 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Lehi Valen 4s..... LehiVgen 4% 2003.. Long 1s deb bi Long Is 6837, L&N«% Man Ry 1st 45 Market St 75 40 Mil El Ry & L 68 51 Ml Bl Ry & L & Minn & StL ref M St P&ASSM en & M St P& SSM 6%s. MK & T ad) b REnpmen wun HreoraEon ne aueron® Mo Paob%s 5 103% | ILOCAL AREA LEADS N RETAL SALE Richmond Reserve District Shows 3 Per Cent Rise Over February Year Ago. Department store sales for February were 3 per cent smaller than in the cor- responding month a yvear ago, according to reports to the Federal Reserve Sys- tem from 654 stores in 274 cities. Total sales from January 1 to February 28 were 4 per cent smaller this year than last year. Sales by Federal reserve districts showing the percentage increase over or decrease from (—) a year ago, were as follows: Jan.1 Number to, of Feb. 28, stores. =4 e District, Total (274 cities) Federa) reserve disirict: S i New York | Philadelphia Cleveland. . Richmond Atlanta . Chicago " St. Louis Minneapolis Kansas City Dallas San Francisco | The report shows that the depart- ment stores in the fifth Federal reserve district gave another good account of themselves. They are up 3 per cent for the month and 2 per cent for the first two months of the present year. Local District Leads Country, It will be noted that the local reserve district leads the whole country in Feb- ruary business. The Boston area was the only other section of the country to report a gain over February, 1929, that being but 1 per cent. The other 10 dis- tricts either reported the same business as last year or a falling off of an aver- age of 3 per cent. The Reserve Board also reported on trade in individual cities. Washington gained 2 per cent for February and 2 per cent for the first two months of the year against the corresponding periods last year. Baltimore sales were up 7 per cent in both periods. Atlanta was off 1 per_cent in February, New Orleans off 4, Chattanooga up 4 and Memphis off 2 per cent. As the above tabulation shows, most of the other individual cities were down on sales for the month. C. & 0. RAILROAD ORDERS 91 NEW PASSENGER CARS ‘The Chesapeake & Ohio lines have ordered 91 passenger cars to cost an aggregate of $2,900,000. Equipment will be distributed as follows: Chesa- peake & Ohio proper will get 30 de luxe coaches to be ordered from Pullman Co. and 11 de luxe coaches from Standard Steel Car, 6 mail and express cars from American Car & Foundry, 15 com- bination cars from the Pressed Steel Car and 5 combinations from the St. Louls Car Co. Feb. ] 5} 1S5 WA A ! L1 e e CHICAGO STOCK MARKET. By the Assoclated Press. CHICAGO, March 29.—Following is the complete official list of transactions in stocks on the Chicago Stock Ex- change today: Sales. STOCKS. 200' Acme Steel 150 Abbott Lab. 250 Addressogra; 100 Ainsworth Mig. 550 Allied Mot Ind 800 Allied Products. 60 Altorfer Bros High. Low. Close. 733, o 13% w. 73% 13 46" 46 2850 Am Util & Gen' Corp. 1250 Art Metal ... 1850 Assoc _Tel * Ut} 800 Asso_Tel Util ri 1250 Bendix Aviation. 350 Binks Mfg. 4200 Borg-Warner 100 Borg Warner 2350 Bruce (E. L.) Co. 100 Bulova Watch. 850 Burnham Trading 400 Butler Bros. 3200 Cent & So West 450 Chi Cit & Co Rys pi 32300 Chicago Corp. 1400 Chicago Corp pf. 5600 Chi Investoi 400 Chicago Investors 'pi 100 Chicagg Yeliow Cab. 5500 Clties Service. . 100 Club _ Aluminum. 200 Commonwealth 200 Community Wat_ Serv 300 Construct Materlals. . 600 Construct Mate bf. 100 Consumers . 950 Continental 30300 Cord Corp. 200 Corp Securities 15 Crane Co pfd 200 Curtis Lighting 9106 Blectric Hous ectric 200 Elec_ Research Lab! 98% 981 98y 984 98 98% 102% 102% 102% 8l 81 81 90k 90% 90% 106% 106% 106% 106% 106 106 0N 91 9 99% 99% 99K, 102% 102t 1021 945 93% 93% 134% 134% 134% 60 591 59% 50 50 50 5 4% 4% 20 20 20 88% 88% 88% 4 1 T 66% 66% 663 91 90% 9% 13 113 13 83 82% 82y 104% 104% 104% 90% 90% 90% 9T 9t #i 100% 100% 100% 108 108 108 103% 103% 103% 109'5 109% 109% 103% 103% 103% 100 100 100 99% 99% 99% 101 101 101 991 9915 99 93 928, 928 99% 98% 99% K% 91 91y 93% 93% 93y Mont T'rm ref s 41 NOTex&M6sB.. 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StL&SF4%s18 300 FitzSimmons & Con: 800 Foote Gear & Mach 2300 Foote BIros Tt: 100 General Parts 1300 General Thea! 350 Godchaux . 100 Great Lakes Alrerafi 10000 Great Lakes Dredge 430 Grigsby-Grunow 50 Harnischfeger 100 Hibbard Spenc 150 Hormal & Co 2750 Houdatlle-Hershey 100 Houdaille-Hershey 50 Hussman Ligonier 1500 Ind Pneu Tool 6500 Inland _Utilitie 100 Insull_Util Invest 20 Kentueky Ut 300 Keystone Steel . 200 LaSalle Extension . 2500 Libby-McNeill 300 Lincoln Printing 350 Lion Ol Refining 2350 Lynch Glass Mac) 300 Mangattan ~Dearborn 40 950 Marshall Field 750 McGraw Elec 400 Merch & Mfrs 135 Mid-Continent, 7700 Middle West Ut new 373 200 Middle W Ut 66 pf A 107 300 Middle West U A 47 50 Middle West U B wi 1100 Midland United 1050 Mo-Kansas P 550 Modine 1200 Morgan Lithograph A 25 % 300 Nat Secur Invest ctf 10] dard - 4% 3 99% 100% 91% 91 clude W. W. Atterbury, president of 99% the Pennsylvania; E. B. Morris, C. E. Ingersoll, L. L. Rue, Jay Cooke, R. B. Mellon, A. J. County and H. H. Lee— Intl Match Int Mer Mar 6s. Int Paper 68 47. Int Tel & Tel 4%8. 69% 659% St L Southwestern. 13% 4% Schulte Retall Str: 12%4 9% Seaboard Afr Line. 28 22% Seaboard Air Line pf 9 70 21 g 23 10% 1 25 69 81 104 (Reported by J. & W. Seligman & Co) Bid. Offer. 1017 102 800 North Am Gas & Eiec 450 Nor Amer Light & Po 630 No & So Amer Cor 800 Northwest ~ Bancorp. 10 No West Uil 7s i 69% 8y 10% 69 no regular rate. b Payable in stock. d Payable when earned. e Pay. 87 | #ble in cash or stock. fPlus 10% in stock. €Plus 6% in stocl .+ | h Plus 2% in stock. J Plus 8% in stock. k Plus 3% in stock. m Plus 10% | 6%3% in stock. ©Plus 5% In stock. DSublect \o approval o 100% 100% 100% 99 99 99 991 S&L&SF gen 65 31.. 100% | St L&SW con Allis-Chalmers Co S§s 1937.. : 91 |StLS Wbsb2 Tel & Tel 5338 194 all directors of the Pennsylvania Rail- road. In addition, another director was elected this week, James S. Alex- ander, former chairman of the board of the Guaranty Trust, and before then head of the National Bank of Com- merce. The year 1930 is expected to clarify the Pennsylvania system plans very materfally. (Copyright, 1930, by North American News- paper Alliance.) NEW YORK BANK STOCKS. NEW YORK, March 29 (#).—Over- the-counter market: Banks. America i Broadway Natjonsl Chase National Cnat Phenix National City’ Bank ! Fifth Avenie. E First National N. Y. Flatbush National Globe Exchange. Harriman National Kingsboro National Manhattan Co.... Midtown . Bankers ... Central Hanover : Chemical Bank & Trust. n Exchange County Equitable E Aty T:vins i Tranufaciireis’ 1L 830 25 24% | stockholders. REFRIGERATOR SALES ARE 40 PER CENT HIGHER Sales of mechanical refrigerators, especially of household units, have thus far in 1930 made striking gains as com- pared with results in the like period of 1929, according to a current survey by | the Standard Statistics Co. of New | York, which follow, in par “Reports released by most of the leading producers indicate that output and sales on an average are running some 40 to 50 per cent ahead of this time last year. This condition in the refrigeration trade is in marked con- i trast with the slow recuperation ot industry in general, apparently indi- cating that the growing demand for the most modern methods in fresh food preservation is such as to be little affected by a widespread recession in numerous industrial fields. “Vast potential strength unquestion- ably lies in an industry which can make a showing of this kind in the face of curtailed buying in the majority of lead- ing lines. Moreover, with the outlook now becoming favorable for a seasonal uptrend of general industrial activity to reach approximately normal propor- tions even if considerably less pro nounced than in 1929, it is likely that the refrigeration business will continue to register marked expansion.” to get under way at an early date and | ELECTRIC BOND & SHARE STARTS EXPANSION PLAN By the Associated Press. DALLAS, Tex., Gas Co. Sale of the physical properties of the two_companies for a consideration of | 1$47,250,000 was announced also by | The properties, purchased by |the Southern Gas Co. and N. W. | Hunter and W. W. Chapman, trustees, consisted chiefly of a gas pipe line sys- | tem extending from Jefferson County ! northward | Counties and thence to Wilson, Bexar | and Comal Counties. TREASURY (;EBTIHCATES. (Reported by J. & W. Seligman & Co.) Rate—Matnrity 47as June 16. Proctor. 3'as Sept. 3125 March 15, 15, to Dallas To30 1930, 1932, 3158 Sept. 15, 1932. 4128 Dec. 15, 1932 3'as Dec. 15, 1930, March 29.—First steps in execution of a program of con- | solidation and expansion outlined last week by the Electric Bond & Share Co. was consummated here yesterday in an announcement by W. C. Proctor, vice president of the Magnolia Petroleum Co., of the dissolution and surrender of the' respective charters of the Magnolia | Gas Co. and its subsidiary, the Latex | increasing at the rate of approximately and Tarrant MUTUAL LIFE ENTERS BILLION ASSET CLASS Special Dispatch to The Star. NEW YORK, March 29—Entry of the | Mutual Life Insurance Co. of New York | into the select group of American en- terprises having assets of $1,000,000,000 or more was revealed in the announce- ment made yesterday at the monthly meeting of the trustees by David F. Houston, president, that the company’s net admitted assets totaled $1,001,683,- 108 as of February 28, 1930, and were $5,000,000 & month. The Mutual is the fifth life insur- ance company to join the billion-dollar group, but is the first to achieve this position on a business limited to the writing of ordinary insurance on in- | dividual standard risks. The company has never writiten industrial, group of | sub-standard business. For “Educated” Farmers. MADISON, Wis.,, March 29 (#).—Pro- duction control is possible only for “ed- ucated farmers,” those who have or- ganization enough for concerted action, says Prof. B. H. Hibbard of the Univer- Bla. 100 13-32 100 99 30-32 9 30-32 99 30-32 100 sity of Wisconsin. Iceland exported nearly 75,000 tons of codfish last season, American Thread 5s 1938 . i Balto & Ohio 4lus 1933 atavian Petro Corp 4138 1942 Bell Tl of Canada 55 1951.. Beth Steel Corp 55 1931 .0 ... I California _Petro Corp 5135 1938 Canadian Nor Rwy Co 413 1935 Chicago Rock Island 4s 1934 Chile Copper Co 55 1947 2 Cudahy Packing Co 5tas 1637, Edison El Illum Boston 4%as 1930 Gen Motors Accep Corp s 1937 Gen Petroleum Corp 55 1940. Goodyear T & R 5s 1937 Grand Trunk of Canada 6; Guif Oil of Penn 5s 1037. Humble Oil 51 1032 .. o International Match Cor 351847 N Y Chic & 8t L 6s 1932 1 Peoples Gas, L & Coke 4 Phillips Petroleum Co 5 Pure Oil Corp 8135 1937 Shell Union Ol Co 5 19: Sinclair Crude Ol Co 5%s ig38.. Standard Oil New Jersey 55 1946 Stand Ol N ¥ 451951 . i St'L Iron Mt & So Rwy 55 i93i St L Southw Rwy Co 4s 1932 Swift & Co 55 1932 Union Oil Co of Calif United Drug Co 55 1955 . Western Electric Co. 5s i9dé 1 Wheeling Steel Corp 5125 1948 . Wheeling Steel Corp 4125 1953.. GENERATOR CONTRACT. NEW YORK, March 29 (#).—Con- tract for the construction of & hydro- electric generator for installation in the new generating plant station of the New York Power & Light Corporation at Spier Falls, N. Y., has been awarded to the General Electric Co. One gen- erator will be capable of producing 57,000 horsepower energy and it is be- lieved will be the third largest in the country, exceeded only by those at Niagara Falls and at Conowingo, Md, 2 3 91 9% Int Tel&Tel 4%s 0 "ntl Tel&Tal 68 '55. Kan City P&Lty Kendall 6338 48 War Laclede G 6%a 63.. Lautarc Nitrate 6 Liggett & Myers 7! Loew's, Inc & Lorillard Lou Gas Manati Sugar 7%s. Midvale Steel 6 Montana Pow Mor’s & Co 18 Somnunlonm Sm 119% 97 Fes 10414 924 ¥O% 1024 ki 101 1034 844 100% 29 105% 114 94% 106% 99% 1063, 103% 108 108 101% 106% 102% 105 102 56 102% 100 99% 95% e BANAREHAR R AR BB O e = =52 Phila & Read . Phillips Petro 638, Plerce Oil deb 8s. 7 105% Postal Tel &C6%8 20 95 PubServGasd%s. 2 98% 19 97 1043 924 103% 84 100 29 105% 106% 99% 106% 103% 103 102 101 106% 102% 105 101% 56 102% 99% 99% <5 105% 4% in Latin America, the best market for 283000 Insull 98l StP & KCShL 4% Seab AL con SBAll Fla 635 A. SB All Fla 6336 B.. Sou Pac ret ¢s.. Sou Pao 44 rets. So Pac 4%3 " Sou Ry gen Sou Ry 6% Tis 61K 681 68 9274 974 100% 9134 124% 91 108% 102 102% 33 95 90% 9814 109% 105 101 9314 103% 931 927% 97% 9T% 100% 100% 9l 91 124% 124% 9 0 108% 108% 102 102 102% 1021 33 33 95% 95 90% 90t 98l 9815 1 109% 109% 2 105% 105 1101 101 rets 5 93% 931 Wabash 1st §s. 5 103% 103% West Maryland 8 824 82% 82m West Md 63%877... 8 100% 100 100 West Pacific bs.... 10 98'5 98% 98y West Shore ¢s61... 1 90 90 90 CHICAGO DAIRY MARKET. CHICAGO, March 29 (#).—Butter, firm. Receipts, 9,723 tubs; creamery, extras, 38%; standards, 38%; extra firsts, 371,238; firsts, 34a36%; seconds, | 31a32%%. Eggs, firm. Receipts, 23,377 cases; prices unchanged. Union Pac 4% Un Pae 1st ref Virginia Rv 1st §8., . Whash 4%s American metal furniture is popular these products, S — 100 Parker Pen ... 80 Peabody Conl "\ 65 Penn’ Gas & Elec: 300 Polvmet - Mig 1230 Botter Co 100 Process Corp 38 Public Service . 180 Rallroad Shares: ares. 330 Ra 2 1 1 3 14'a Tl 36 o 1200 Standard Dredging 50 Stand Dredging Did. 50 Stand Pub Serv...... 100 Steinite Radio. £00 Stone (H O) & 1100 Super Maid 50 Swift & Co 100 Switt Int 100 Thompson . 700 Twin States 230 Unit Corp. ... Am Ut 850 United Gas . 350U S Gypsum 70U S Radio & 250 Utah_Radio 1000 Uil Bow"e % § Tt Pow. n-voi 8000 4 Ind +-100.Vortex. Mfe. 100 Vortex Mfg A. 150 Ward Montgoiéiy' A 1 3 ‘Siaag.:‘_‘::f;: BEES. L 28ENRAEEE, nURe: SEESE FEE & TEGEE 215 263 20% 29'z 29'3 T 03 108" 108 1y 2130 Zenitn Radio Stock sales today, s RO a1 110% 111k 2000 United Amer 65’0 ‘9813 98t 98'a Band'Saiss. $580008" sodars’ %%