Evening Star Newspaper, May 28, 1930, Page 14

A—14 \EINANCIAL, THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTOX. D. €. WEDRKJ SDAY. tusl), RIS =Gy MAY FINANCIAL. WALLERIS PRAISED | AS BANKERS' GHIEF Testimonial Presented to President of Association at Luncheon Meeting. BY EDWARD C. STONE. Wilmer J. Waller, president of the Pistrict Bankers' Association, was paid glowing tribute by his associates today at the final mecting of the bankers' luncheon group be- fore the ~ annual convention. After the usual Wednes- day luncheon at the Willard _this noon, C. H. Pope, sscretary .of the association, pre- sented Mr. Waller with a handsomely framed set of reso- jutions expressing highest apprecia- tion of the splendid service he has rendered the or- ganization during the past year. ‘The resolutions referred especially 10 the mature experience which he had brought to bear on the association’s affairs during the past 12 months, the amount of time he has devoted to the work, and the able guidance displayed in furtherance of the welfare of the association. Mr. Pope’s remarks were very brief and right to the point, the secretary preferring to let the gift speak for itself. The resolutions were signed by 46 ocal bankers. The signatures are most nteresting. Some are so distinctive ihat they can hardly be read whi others stand out as clearly as if type- -vritten. At any rate, President Waller Wilmer J. Waller. 1 vas deeply touched by the token of | zard and so expressed himself. The | attendance at today's luncheon was unusually large. The executive council of the safe de- npsit section, District of Columbia Bank- are’ Association, recently appointed a “ominating committee composed of Ar- shur P. Miller, chairman, Liberty Na- tional Bank; Eugene F. Marks, Mer- chants Bank & Trust Co.; W. Clarence Miller, National Metropolitan; Willlam Ashdown, Northeast Savings, and George L. Walden, Washington Savings Bank, who in turn nominated the following ‘members, five to be elected to the execu- tive council for the year 1930-31: Hans W. Ireland, American Security | & Trust Co.; Miss Mary J. Pearce, Co= Jumbia National; Earle M. Amick, Riggs | National: Charles W. Haas, Union Trust Co.;: William H. Schofield, Commercial National; E. E. Miller, Federal-American Albert V. Pohl, Anacostia 3ank; Eugene F. Marks, Merchants Bank & Trust Co.; Joseph D. Yerkes, Federal-American National; William* Ashdown, Northeast Savings Bank, and George L. Walden, Washington Savings ‘The election will be held at the an- nual convention of the association in Asheville, should a quorum of the sec- iion be present. In the absence of a «quorum, a special meeting will be called ‘or the purpose of casting votes, such date being subject to notification by the secretary. The present officers and executive nouncil of the safe deposit section in- clude: Charles E. Howe, chairma: vice chairman; Jo- =eph D. s, secretary: Samuel R. Saulsir, and William H. Harper. Ticker Club Roster Completed. ‘The Washington Ticker Club's board of governors completed the roster of the new organization by electing the lollowing charter members, who repre- sent 16 of the local brokerage houses: Fenner & Deane, John D. Mothers- head and Willlam E. Lewis; Hemphill, Noyes & Co., T. J. Mangan, jr, and Robert K. Carpenter; Hariss & Vose, McElroy Moss and E. Jackson Emerich; W. W. Lanahan Co., Edwin D. Mackubin, Goodrich & Co., Ralph M. Wolf and Kortright Church; Maynard, Oakley & Lawrence, Chester W. Lockwood and Alexander McCook Dunlop; G. M-P. Murphy & Co., A. C. Fiather, Robert Jones and Charles Car- roll Morgan; Stein Bros. & Boyce, Ed- ward W. Gamble, jr.; Wright, Slade & Co., Harry M. Fridley, jr.. Eastman, Dillon & Co.. Arthur Foraker and Wil- Yam J. Du Bose; J. A. W. Iglchart & wo., Robert Stead, jr., and J. A Daiger; W. B. Hibbs & Co., W. B. Hibbs, K. W. Corby and W. W. Spaid; ‘Westheimer & Co, A. H. Reeside; F. B. RKeech & Co., George A. Garrett: M. J. Meehan & Co., Frank J. F. Thiel; Har- Timan & Co., G. Bowie Chipman and L. W. Todd. Only four brokerage houses eligible for membership were not represented at the meeting yesterday and invita- tions have been extended them to be- come members of the club. It was stated at the close of yester- day’s session that the next meeting of the club would be of the entire mem- ®ership which would probably take the form of a dinner meeting to be held at the Montgomery County Country €lub within the next two weeks. Today's Exchange Trading. Capital Traction was. off another point on the Washington Stock Ex- change today, selling at 65 flat in trad- ing involving just 100 shares. The sales ‘were in three 10-share lots and in other blocks of 5, 25 and 40 shares. Mergenthaler was the market leader. ‘The stock opened with 14 shares selling at 102, followed by 60 at 1011, and clos- ing with 70 shares changing hands at 3014, 1 Potomac Electric Power 5'; per cent preferred came out at 107, —ex divi- dend, —Washington Gas sold at 125 and Rallway & Electric preferred at 98, Lanston registered 125, Firemen's In- surance Co. 37 and Merchants’ Trans- | fer & Storage preferred 100. Nine | shares of Riggs National sold today at 800 and five of Continental Trust Co. at 125. | Bonds were in better than usual d!~i mand at recent levels. The newly listed | Prince Georges Bank & Trust Co. stock | s being offered at 40 with 32 bid. American Ice Earnings Off. ‘Net earnings of American Ice Co. and subsidiaries for April were $220,135 after interest, but before Federal taxes and depreciation, compared with $341,- 764 in April, 1929. For the four months enced April 30, net earnings amounted to $450,384 before Federal taxes and depreciation, against $679,771 in first four months of previous year. Net income of the Norfolk & West- ern Railway for the four months ended April 30, 1930, was equal, after divi- dend requirements on the 4 per cent referred stock, to $6.43 per share on 406,507 shares of common stock, against $7.25 per share earned on 1.402,883 common shares in the first four months of last year. Southern Railway reports for April et operating income of $2020.726, a decrease of $1,097,915, and for the four flgnm $5,756,515, a decrease of $3,589,- Other Financial Notes. “General business conditions are im- anvlmr and there is no question about t,” John D. Lonsdale, president of the American Bankers' Association, said to Missouri Bankers’ Association yes- terday. Announcement is made by E. A. Pierce & Co. of the removal of their New York offices from 11 Wall street NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE Received by Private Wire Direct to The Star Office. (Continued From Page 13.) Prev. 1030.— Stock and Sales— Prev. High. Low. Dividend Rate. Add 00, High. Low. Close. Close. ~Prev. 1030.~ Stock and 136% 101k Southern Rwy (8). 108 109% Low. _ Dividend Rate. 101 971 Southern Rwy pf (5 98 99 Natl Datry (15)e e e 10 Spancchaltantreers Son 2 Na B 9 3 9 Natl Dept Stor E 19 19 | 98 1y 954 Natl Distfllers (2)... 8 34 33 34 33| 30% 13% Sparks Withngtn(1). 21 214 ( Nat] Lead pf(A) (7). 10s 141 141 141 141 | 29% 21's Stand Branas (1%).. 23% 23% 32 NatlPwr& Lt (1)... 365 504 49% 49% 48%| 7% 5 Stand Comm Tob. 4% 1 5 5 5 54| 129% 102% Stand G& E (3%). 1181 116% 119 117%| 67 64 Stand G&Epf (4).. 66% 667 87% 88 | 110% 1104 Stand Gas&ELpf (7). 110% 110% 21% 20%| "15% 10 Stand Invest Corp. 104 104 R 115, S5 Stand 0 of Cal (35). L 98 Stand Ofl Exp pf(5).. 03 108 115 114%| 49 37y Stand Oil of Kan (2) 41 40y 108 NYCh &StLpf(6). 1109 109 109 108% | 847% ."-x’a“ Stand Oil of N J(12). 80w TR% 180 N Y & Harlem (5)... 105 240% 240% 240% 245 | 40% 31% Stand Ofl N Y (1.60). 36% 37 22 NYInvest (120).... 1 28% 28% 28% 28%| 3 ] Stand Plate Gla: M 1% « NYNH&Hart (6).. 27 115 114 114% 115 | 101 3% Stand Plate Gla: U T G N Y Ont & Western.. 1 12% 13%| 47h 33 Starrett (LS) (124) 12 4d% 44 44% 44% N Eailways 1 R 20 10w SterlingSee (A)..... '8 17T 164 17 16w team pf - 4% 12 terling Sec p! 8 B Norf & Western ( 241 237 47 25% Stewart-Warner (1). North Am Aviation.. 45 11% 11% | 113% 77 Stone & Webster (4). North Am(b10%stk) 157 125 122%| 47 354 Studebaker Corp (4). North Amer pf (3).., 4 551 55 | 125 116 Studebaker Co pf(7). 3 North Am Ed pf (6).. 1 104% 104% | 105% 102% Sun Ofl pf (6) Northern Pacifie (). 27 S 9% 5% Superfor Ofl..... North Pacific ct (5).. 11 9N : rthwstn Tel (3)... 10s W ey | 2 e 1) Norwalk Tire & Rub. 2 1% 2 | 60w 50% TexasCorp (3).... Of1 Well Supply. 2 10% Oliver Farm Equip. 42 29 OlivFrEQpf A (6).. 2 ¥7%% 13% Texas Pac Land Oliv FrEqcvpt(3).. 4 381 26 The Fair (2.40). Omnibus Corp. ] R 24 Thermoid Co (2). Otis Elev. n(2%).... 9 5% 75% 75% 5 Owens,lll Glass(né). 1 52 52 52 30 Thompson Prod(2.40) y 2 11 Thompson Starrett. . 52 PacificGas&El(2). 13 68% 68 €8 40 Thomp.Star of (3% 72 Pacific Lighting (3).7 13 97% 2 10K Ti0e Water As (6001 21 Pacific Mills........ 108 24 I8 Tide Water As rf‘)' 140 Pacific Tel &Tel (7)., 70s 145 6% Tide Water OIL s ' L (5) 15% Packard Motor (1).. 178 17% 69% Tiniken Roller (8 51% Pan-Am Petrolm 1 60 S ,‘.oh‘.u’; P"o;' ‘m)x- 50'% Pan-Am Petm (B)... 31 63% g d Tacus = 7 16% Transcontl Ofl (30¢). 12% 4% Panhandle P& R 31 11% 30% Trico Prod (2%) 774 48% Param'nt Publix (4). 133 69% 14" Tri-Contl Corprn. 35% 20% Park & Tilford (33).. 56 30 8 2 0 . £9% Tri-Cntl Corp p 4% 2% Park Utah e 15 Truax Traer (1.60) 264 12' Parmeles Trans1%. 2 15 4% Twin City R T pf (1) 9 2% Pathe Exchange.... 265 5% i 5 Pathe Exchange (A) 158 121y 2 974 Und-Ell-Fischer (5). PatinoMines. T LRy ’, 10 Ua Bag&Caper(new) PReHiSETMBTON CRr 2 w% | 6 Unfon Carbide (2.60) Penick & Ford (1)... 27 513 | alt Bnlnn 3“ of Cal (32) - - 215 Union Pacific (10)... e : 8214 Union Pacific pf (4) . Penn Dixls Com, 1 43'% Utd Afrcraft...... Penn Dixie Cmt pf... 1 36 Utd Blacai 602 Ak 7 3 td Biscult (1.60). Feona's Gas. Ghi (8 3 118 Utd Biseuit pf (7). Pere Marq pr pt (5).. Phila Co 5% pf(234). 304 Ltd Corporation. 45% 55 50% Phila Co 6% Df (3) 51% 25% 11% Phila Read C& 1. 10% 27% 20 Phillips-Jones Corp., Y 44% 29% Phillips Petrm (n2).. 31% Utd Gas & Imp(1.20) 44% 20% 10% Phoenix Hosiery 97 Utd Gas & Imp pf(5). i 101% 33 2115 Plerce-Arrow (A)... 2? 4 353 §f'§'.[:’.:)w = :;' 2% 1 Plerce Oll : % ore 5 % T 2% Plerce Py 15% Utd Stores pf. g 5% 50% 44 Plrelll of Italy (3. 10 U S Distributing. ..., 0 Pittsburgh Coal. 18% U 8 & For Secur 24 % Pittsbgh Screw 1. ‘or Sec D : 96 Pltta Steel f (1) 72% U S Freight (3) \ kS Pittsbgh Trmi Coal.. i 841x U'S Alcohol (17). Iy Pittston Company 7 R e 3¢ B) (2)... 4 pe 5t1.20. 21 B rcan Am ToAG). 1 1813 U'S Pipe & F 24 1.20. 20 P Rican Am To (B).. 1 60 US Realty (6). o614 Postal Tel &C (7)1 4 21% U S Rubber. 31 Prairie Ofl & Gas(2). 2 47 U S Rubber 18t pf. ... 53 Prairie Pipe L (16).. 22 27 USSmelt Ref (3%). 29 Pressed Steel Car.... 2 9% 9% 9% 9| 198% 165% U S Steel (7). 173% Proc & Gamble (2).. 3 % Tak 24| M6 141 U8 Steelpf (1) 145 10% 9% " obacco (4). 651 38 88 | 9 2% Unlv Pipe & Rad. 6% Pub Serv,N J (3.40). 182 116% 114% 115% 114 | 45% 315 Util Pwr&Lt A (e2) 40 PubServNJIpf (5).. 1 98 4 4 Vadaseo Sales Corp.. ‘4 Pub ServNJ pf (6).. -3 112% 49% Vanadium Stl (14).. 115% Puliman Corp (4)... 116777 48% Van Raalte 1stpf... 408 Funta Aleg Sucod. 16 2% 872 Vick Chemical (2%). 461 Pure Oil (1%). 3 % 52 Va-Car Chem.... Pure Ol pf (8)...... 40s 114 . 105% Va El & Pwrof (1) o Purity Bakeries (4). 4 74% 65 Vulcan Det (4)..... 1001 RagtoCarp...... 1869 53 85 Vulcan Detin pf (7). 120s 97 97. 97 97 o p! % 241 Waldorf Systm(1%). 6 29% 29% 20% 20% Radio Corp (B) (5) 25‘; fiu. 26 Walworth Co (2). 5 325 32 32 3oy s 4% Ward Baking (B).... 5 11 10% 11 1% i 3 58 Ward B-:m:glrln).. ol B8 6 e arner Bros Pio (4). 233 64% 63% 64% 64 Reading Rwy (4). 2 117 16% Warner-Quinlan (1). 10 18% 18% I18u 18% Reading 2d pf (2). 1 49% % W o oty P 48% Warren Bros (3).. 9 584 57 BT BT o 5 2 6 23% Warren Fdy & P (2). 20 42 41% 42 42 RAaISHIk Hos pET) .. 208 ' 54 Webster-Eisenlohr.. 6 7% 6 Reis (Robt) & Copf. 7 30 b . oK. U 8K ™ 1% . 221 Wessoll& Snow (2). 11 28 27K 27w 27y, Reo Motor Car (80¢). 3 114 11% 114 114 | 193 ST West Penn Kl pf (§). 30a 1001 100 1004 1008 o g 12 baw Bosk bure bave| 110% 105% West Penn EIpf (7). 30s 110% 110 110 1091 R:::mg lt::l.p.l. @ 2 95 95 95 95 10 104% West Penn Pw pf(6). 10s 108 108 108 108 Reynolds Metls 2.40. 14 324 31 31% 33w | '} 11314 West Penn Pw pf(1). 208 1173 116% 116% 116% ReyRoMEBpEing. ... '3 &% 4% 4% e | Se% 134 Western Dalry (B) 1 19% 185 19% 20 R ) e b St i 13 85" 1ai 181 198" Richfleld O (2)..... 87 28% 22 22% 22 | 5" (o Westinghues B (3). 1 43% 43% 43% 434 RioGrandeOll (2).. 11 21% 21% 21% 21%| o07y 140" w Bk ) 205 170 1308 1I0L 1iEa Ritter Dent Mfg (13) 1 46% 46% 46% 47 | [oo 19 E&M pf (5) 1008 17 Tt MEFUERAS)S. < 10, AW - Besy wmeu agye | LT 100 L TEsstse SIEM BER) 1008 476, 374 A6 171 [HOYAVERUBESN )30 SHL BBABEX BRK | pyis 31 VicoChlor (3).. 1 45 46 4 47w Safeway (e6)....... 27 95% 94k 95% 93%| 43 31 White Motors(2)... 2 37 37 37 a7 Safeway StraDf (7). 20 108' 108% 1081 108'2| 541 364 White Rek MS(14%4) 27 50% 4B 49% 48 ::f,-wlynn!t‘(:;.(.“) - ‘ID; z: s}i\s 22 :':u. 39% 27% WhitSwMchpf(4). 1 28 28 28 28 osep! . 21 11's Wileox Off 2 . 181 Eti-sammean(8)... 2 1165 3601100114 | 2in 19 Wheos RRENBIS. 10 bon sk 1% 18 StL-SanFranpf(6) 1 99 99 99 99 | 231, 22 Wilcox RichBetfs2 1 24w 24% 24% 243 gt:‘ 1'“1'1":"17::;"‘ l';' 72;: "gt 7;& 75% 1 7% Willys-Overiand.... 4 T% T4 T i Seaboard Alr Lin 20 9% 9N 9N UN| 1ow s &:t:’:ofz?(iiu)." a1 esse Gg')i Wl .3 Seaboard Alr Lin 2 21 21 21 2L | 1621 7% Worth Pump........ 109 161% 155% 158% 154 | Sears Roebuck(12%) 29 86% B85 86% 85X | 851, 78 Worth Pump(E) (§) 2 91 91 91 801 Second Naulinv..... 6 144 13% 138 144| 73" 67% Wrigley (Wm) ()., 2 1z 12 T2 e st 43 11% 10% 11 11%| 32% 12% Yellow Truek 94 284% 27 28U 27% Sharon Steel H (2) 1 24 24 24 24 | 15% 5% Zenith Radlo. .03 13% 13% 18% 11 Sharp & Doima.. ., I Gl 20'4{ RIGHTS EXPIRE Shattuck (FG) (11 7 " @Al TNt (L0): 50 31 2106 20t 2L 21N | oh 1om A e i et Shell UnOfl pf (6%). * 3 101 100% 100% 101% | “1a, BABT % 1% 1% 1% Shubert Theatres.... 5 25% 25 258 25 | ;0 266 14 1% 1% 141 Simmons Co (3). 65 38 35% 861 37| Simms Petrm (1.60). 6 29 28 29 28 | Sales of Stocks on New York Exchange Sinclair Con Oll (3).. 52 28 .+ 383100 12:00 Noon....... 1,442,400 Skelly Ol (2). . 4z 38 Y ...1.673000 3:10 P.M.. 1,771,700 Skelly Ol pf(6)... R 99% 99% 99% 99% | Dividend rates as given in th 4 Snider Packing... 1 6l 6'% 6% 6% I’l:g;fitl‘"b’;:dfl:,; lp‘. lllhlell- lqn?l Solvay Am pt(5%).. 6 1170 117% 1173 117 s than a So Porto Rico Sug (3" 10 224 21 22 11 f_.'é]:r‘e? ’i.';’-.' 'lp'i'ky'fi‘i;;ln 3;»":'1‘( i o earien 72 56% Southern Cal EA (2). 11 66% 6b% 6% 66 n, cash of stock. {Plus 10% in stock. Pius 6% in stoc 127 116 Southern Pacific (6). 16 121 1204 120% 120% ' Lot s Sfocn Mock. JPlus 8% in stock. "KPlis 3% In stock: B Bius BIDS REQUESTED ON $300,000 BONDS Suburban Sanitary Commis- sion Plans New Issue for Expansive Purposes. The Washington (Maryland) Sub- urban Sanitary Commission has asked for bids on $300,000 water main and sewer construction 4!2 per cent 30-50 year bonds to be dated June 1, 1930, to be known as series “V.” Sealed bids for the purchase of this issue will be re- ceived by the commission at its office in the Tower Building, Fourteenth and K streets, this city, at 3 p.m. Wednesday, June 4. In asking for bids the com- mission makes this financial statement: Assessed valuation for 1929: Montgomery and Prince Georges Counties, $134,632,535; Washington sub- urban sanitary district, $86,134,336. Bonded debt of the Washington sub- urban district issued under the general act (not including this issue), $6,925,000. Assumed bonds, $215,500. Sinking fund, $329,306. Bonded debt of the Washing- ton suburban district issued under chap- ter 190, acts of 1924 (payable out of water revenues), $750,000. Sinking fund, $20,265. Certified check for each bid, in the sum of $3,000 must accompany each bid and the bonds must be paid for on de- livery. The area of the sanitary district is about 91 square miles, 41 in Mont- zomery County and 50 in Prince Georges County. The district surounds the Dis- trict of Columbia on three sides. The proceeds from this bond issue will be used for the extension of water and sewer systems in the above area. The commission now owns and op- erates water and sewer systems in Mont- .and from 120 Broadway to 40 Wall street. ‘The Pirst National Bank and Farm- ers & Merchants’ Bank, both of New Castle, Va.. will consolidate if stock- holders of the two institutions on July approve recommendation of directors. gomery County at Takoma Park, Silver Spring, Woodside, Linden, Forest Glen, Kensington, Chevy Chase, Edgemoor, Battery Park, Huntington Terrace, Woodmont, Bradley Hills, Leland, Chevy Ci:ate Terrace, Somerset, Drummond. e 2ip He'ghts, Glen Echo, Gaith- ersburg and Washington Grove, and in Prince Georges County at College Park, University Park, Riverdale, Hyattsville, Berwyn, Brentwood, Mount Ranier, Cot- tage City, Colmar Manor, Bladensburg, Seat Pleasant and Capitol Heights. STOCK AGENCY FORMED. NEW YORK, May 28 (#).—The Se- curities Union Corporation has been formed in Delaware to facilitate the ex- change of common stock of the Co- lumbia Gas & Electric Corporation for common and preferred of the United gol;pwodnhm under the recent offer of nited. Gasoline Price Advanced. NEW YORK, May 28 (#).—The At- lantic Refining Co. advanced the price of gasoline 1 cent a gallon in Pennsyl- vania and Delaware, making the tank wagon price 16 cents a gallon and service stations 18 cents. TREASURY ézmriéux-:s. Keported by J. & W. Seligman & C Maurity o hd 0. 100 13-32 SHORT-TERM SECURITIES. (Reported by J & W. Seligman & Coo Allis-Chalmers Co, 53 1937 Toi%, 08" American Tel. & Tel. 1073 10013 ¢ 1004 102%, on 4Yas Gen. Mot, Accep. Corp. 65 General Fetroleum Corp. o5 1: year T. & R. 55 1957.. Grand Trunk of Canada 63 Gull Olu of Pa. 55 1937 1930 14 1937, 140 14 ioie 100 ' Gas, Lt. Enillips Pétroieum Co. re Ol Corp, 8)zs 10 Shell Unig i Co. 55 194 Sinclair Crude Oil a tandare 8t, L, Ir. Mt. 5 s St. L Southwestern'Ry. 4s Swilt & Co 55 1932 Union Oil Co. Cali United Drug Co. 55 1955 Western Electric_Co. Whecling 104 | 102 2 | quarterly dividend of 75 cents per share + 0l 1929, J. C. PENNEY & CO. VOTES l TWO REGULAR DIVIDENDS ‘The board of directors of the J. C. Benney Co., at a meeting held in New York City, declared out of surplus a on the outstanding common stock of the company, payable June 30, 1930, to common stockholders of record at the close of business June 20, 1930. This maintains the $3.00 yearly divi- 3:::‘ rate established eariler in the At the same meeting the board of directors declared the regular quarterly dividend of $1.50 per share on the out- standing preferred stock of the com- pany, also payabie June 30, 1930, to |Se preferred stock holders of record at the close of business June 20, 1930. NORFOLK SOUTHERN. 1929 April gross Tevenues. 3819.975 Net operating incomeé. 171,788 Four months' gross. 8t 2,784, Net operating incoms pexii FOODSTUFF EXPORTS TO EUROPE INCREASE By the Associated Press. Exports of foodstuffs to the European market registered a sharp increase dur- ing 1920, the Commerce Department | Corc reports. Total value amounted to $430,~ 446,521, an increase of about $8,000,000' over the $422,605,225 reported for 1928.| The three outstanding classes of foodstuffs were grain and grain prepara- tions, which comprised 31.9 per cent of the total; fruit and frult preparations, aggregating 21.5 per cent, and edible animal oils and fats amounting to 20.1 per cent. These percentages remain in | Eme; the same relative position as in 1928. Great Britain was the leading pur- chaser, with a total of more than $200.- 000,000. Germany and the Netherlands | p, followed, in second and third place, with $71,729,954 and $49,011,661, re- spectively. ~ ‘The department announces there is A growing demand in European markets for American canned fruits, pears and peaches leading in importance. During 1929 exports of this classification reach- ed a total value of $26,268,000, com-, pared with $22523,000 in 1928, and with $31,365,000 for the world trade UNITED STATES. Sales. High. Low. Close f (Sales are in $1.000.) Midvale Steel bs... 1 101% 101% 101% Sales. High. Low Close. |Montana Pwr'ds... 2 103 103 103 17 2 10010 10012 Montana Pwr db bs. 101% Liboth 4. 16 10210 1025 son30 Hee i o e . st t! .. 2R 10210 Convertibles, Utilities and Hs'43. 1015 1015 1015 el Lo 124 | Property Worth $10,000,000 2 10111 1019 10111 104% U. S. Issues Show Little e e 3ys) Involved in Litigation. » 11218 11212 11218 110% s Change in Values. birdiid 103 U. S. Aid Sought. e L R goS0ies- Hith. Lovw. Closs, 102 —_— 9. 7T 9w BY F..H. RICHARDSON. et gun Y8h %% | Nor States Pwr § 101% BY JOHN F. SINCLAIR. Special Dispatch to The Star. i i | Special Dispatch to The Star. NEW YORK, May 28—Bonds again Pathe Exchange 59% | 4oNEW YORK. May 28.—Ten million pursued an irregular course in quiet Peoples Gas b # i | dollars worth of property in the heart trading today. High-grade public util- Phila Co b8 ¢ 100 100 joo [Of Havana, Cuba, continue to remain ity issues, United States Governments Phila & Read 65°45. 90 109% 10=% 109 | !0 litigation. and most of the convertibles were un- [ Austria7s........ Phillips Pet 6%s.. 20 96l 96l 64|, A Man past 70, Joseph E. Barlow, changed to slightly higher, but prime | Bank of Chile 6%s. Por Ric Am Tob 65, 1 80w 9o ost | American citizen, who has lived in Cuba railroad mortgages were fractionally | Bank of Chile 6% s. Postal Tel & CB%s 35 95% 95 95 |More than 20 years. has been told offi- lower, Batavian Pet 4% Pub Serv G 4% s 10 % 9uv a1, oas|clally that the United States Depart- All’ parts of the list were affected Pure Ol 534337 1 100” 100" 109" | ment of State will not press his ciaim, by liquidation caused by month-end A Retn Radd el for which he has been fighting since requirements and preparations for the | Belgium 7s'55 R mandsiawar 26 93% 98 984 |ihe Zayas administration, and all be- reparations bonds. Money rates were | Belgium 7s chfleld Ol 6s°44. 4 96 94% 96 |cause Mr. Barlow refuses to submit his unchanged. Belgium 78 Sinclair O11 6%4s... 27 102 1025 102% | claim to arbitration. In connection with the reparations | Belgtum Sinclair Ofl 7s..... 14 1031 103% 103 ( This disputed property was once bonds, the Street now has it that the | Bolivar 7s'58. 2 Sinclair Crude §%s 69 100'% 100% 100% | swamp land, “the Great Manglar de New York slice will be marketed at 90 | Bolivia 7x ctfs 6 Sinclalr P L ba. Tin 971 Urratia.” At one time the ownership for the 515, This is comparable with | Bolivia 88 5 Skelly Ol 6% 964 | nearly caused a revolution in the island. the 51, per cent Japanese loan, which | Bordeaux 6: 5 Solvay Amer 65 '42, 9 97 jand there was a feeling then that the is currently selling at about 13, points | Brazil 61s '26 7 South Bell Tel §s. . 2 103% 103% 103% | United States Government would be premium. Bond dealers are inclined | Brazil 614s 27 12 84% R3'; 84% | Southwest Bell §, 5 104% 105 compelled to intervene in the interest to n;lmk ;he reg‘nsnom bonds;iv'm act 4 89 Stand OfL NJ *4¢ 103% 103% | of law and order. much as have the Japanese credits. 9 9% Mr. Barlow became ow: Once more the total of new offerings 4 100% a decade ago, througn & saje Ll:‘ye s was small, only slightly above $9,000.- | Canada 5s°31. 1 106t 10614 | YerS, for & sum said to be $30. He 000, of which $2,160,000 consisted of | Canada bs'52 8 104% 104% 104% | Tex Corp cv bs‘44.. 82 1064 104% never was able to occupy it as his own, an offering of municipals, $4,200,000 of | Chile 65 60 23 91 80 90 |TranscontlOil6s 1 101 1011 however, for a rich, powerful Spaniard, foreign bonds and $3,000.000 of ‘Inter- | Chile gs +61 55 9 United Dru Gomez Mena, who has been living in continents Power convertible 6s. The 3 ooy € 96 Cuba all his'life, gradually took forelgn issues were $2,200,000 City of il B4 ce, the b ana ol g e X y 1 U S Rubber 1% 1001 rlerp by piece, the property and fenced Santiago. Chile. 7s, priced at 9612, and 2 Utah Pwr&Lts... 4 T00% i, aossession In nine-tenths of the $2.000,000 National Power & Light, 1 OO EwE e ) o 1008 Iaw, says Senor Mena, and since there Ltd., first mortgage 6s. The latter -is 5 4 never Were any heirs to claim the the initial financing of the company | Copenhagen 6s. 21 93 Vertientes Sug 7e.. 4 5% 544 property from the original royal grants nized to take over the electric | Cuba 5348 " 41 100% 100% 100t | Warn Bros P 8 106% 105% from the King of Spain, Senor Mena lnla' mz' enggwmsv.:rh-tm:vr:\‘ :t Ct‘h:.g:w of | Czecho 88 . 4110 109% 109% zv‘-roum [ 190 90 h!;!‘kevt it A 2 5 1| Warner Sug 78 5 48 48 r. Barlow has e The prospect of new Government B::‘,{: o ; ‘lg;"' 1,83" :',“: Western Elec6s... = 103% 103% within his power zou:ee': "\'feen;r;:::;fi financing continued to bolster the ac- | pon o0 (7S ™ 927 9215 gur. | WVestn Unfon 68’51, 9 103 103 He asserts that various Cuban cours tive long-term Treasuries, which were | prlnari tibs. .- 100% 1003, | \estn Union 6%s.. 3 109% 109 have given him title, but that the Su- 1-32 to 5-32 higher. Railroad m\;n- Denmask ¢ T8 105 105 10 | Wickw-Spenevis, 1 25 25 perior Court consistently has refused gage bonds, such as Pennsylvania 4135, | puech Bast Ing 47, 2 101% 101% 101% | \VIn RepeatAr 748 2 103 103 to recognize the orders of the lower Frisco A 4s Great Northern 7s and|pyich past16s62. 23 1024 101% 101% | Youngstn S &T Sa.. 24 102% 102 Lok Chesapeake & Ohio 4155 dropped frac- After exhausting Cuban recourse he tionally. 'This selling was laid to |F!Salvador 8s48.. 3 107% 107% 107% RAILROAD. went to Washington, where he has bee; switching operations of investors anx- | Flat 7s war *46 1105 103 103 | Atchison ady 5 Vg0 for four years trying fo secure the fous to get, into the newly active public | Finland §%s....... 2 89 &8 88w [Acton 89745 - 8 S0K 90 900 | American Government's co-operation utility fleld. American Telephone 5zs, | Finland s £68°45... 2 9644 96 96 | Atch deb41s 43, 23 1301, 190 194" | BUt Mr. Barlow, despite considerable Philadelphia Co. 55 and Western Union | Finland 7s. 4100% 100% 100% | At} & Dan 18t 4n'és. 3 o1 oy 124 |propaganda work and fiery speeches 5s were all a shade stronger. Framerican 7%s. 2 108 108 108 (he’s afraid of nobody, President Ma- The report of the Broadway-Seventh | French 7s. 54 117% 117%-117% chado included), has been unable to Avenue Rallroad Co. that no funds|French 7% 28 122% 122% 122%, t any action on the part of the would be available for the June 1 in- | German Bank 6s'3, 8 90 89 0 nited States. terest on its first consolidated mortgage | German EIP 6%s.. 5 95 94% 95 When ne returned to Cuba last year 5 per cents upset the entire list of | German7s., 55 108% 108% 108% he was arrested on a charge made by tractions. The Broadway-Seventh Ave- | Ger Gen Klec 7, 1104 104 104 a woman that he had swindled her out, nue bonds opened off 4!, points, recov- | Greek 6s "63. 4 B8B% B85% 85% of property which she had purchased ered and then sold off again. Rl ol ol from him." He was locked up in Prin- In the industrial list Pathe Exchange ¢lpe Prison and held incommunicado. s were off over 6 points and at a new 2 98 98 98 Then, suddenly, he was released, with- low for the current movement. The 22 98% 98K 98N out trial or fuss. Again he returned selling of this bond was blamed on the 2 95% 95% 95% 9 to Washington, where he continued claim of the 8 per cent preferred stock- | Japanese 4s. 7 97K 97 97w | Brdwav&Tth Avbs. 16 lex | to fight, holders, who have announced their in- | Japanese 6% . 29 1031 103% 103% | DKIYN Manhat6s... 33 98% 98% 91| Mr. Barlow's family remains in Ha- tention of taking over control of the | Jugoslavia Bank7s & 84 £31y 83 Bklyn Un E158'50. 1 8214 821, ¥2, | VAna. His daughter married John Duys, company under the terms of the pre- | Karstadt@a®43.... 2 71% 7% 71 BufR&Plusdys. 7 o3 934 g% |Jr. visalthy tobacco man, while his erred stock issue e event of the | Kreuger&Tol 1 7 Can Nat 4 A o ok | SO . heads the Lati falluze of the oompany o, pey clghy ”“: o Toll bsct. 6 W% 9% 97w % i; 20 95% 95% 95% Onnre Crush Co. in American successive 2 per cent quarterly divi-| - o 1 103y H 94%; Still $10.000,000 is something to fight dends. Marseille 6s. 1 for—even by a man past 70. Junior railroad bonds held their levels [ M!lan 6%s 8 on| — better than previously this week, St, | Montevideo? 2 Can Pac deb = she profession of air plot . the Paul adjustments were a point better af | New So Wa 5 86 86 86 |CanPac4i Toost dangerous of all? Is that why he the opening, eased off a little and later | New So Wales 53... 1 6% 86% 86w |Canada Sou bs..... 14 104~ 104 104" | ot T g oNel?” I asked Harold Crary recovered. St. Paul 55 were a point | Nord 61 8 104% 104% 104 | Ches&Ohio Corp 5a. 16 100% 100 100% | “We herns companies. higher. Florida East Coast 5s, Mis- | Norway 5s°63.. 47 99 98% 9xy|Ches&Ogendis.. 5 991 99v% 991 | pil '; he bas Boyand night fiying souri Pacific 4s and Western Maryland | Norway 5i5a L2101 101 101 [Ches&O4%s'93A 5 98 9kne 8% | boq sthl odd fOWN 1,000,000 miles 4s_all were stronger. Norway 6s'43..... 1 102%% 102% 102% | Ches &0 4% s B"95 v | Oy St Bo'ng strong.” replied Mr. Belgian credits advanced strongly in | Norway 6s ‘44, 3 103% 103w 103% | C B& Q gen 48 '53. cradll. One har 800 AOIUEE o his the foreign department, while the bal- | Norway 635 ‘52 9 102% 1021 102% [CB&Q4%n"17B 7000 Nine Bt oz Tho have ance of this section was quiet. Orlent dev 51 5 1 89w s son|SB&Qistre 5,000, All'ot trtll.ev;lr:fupoaol:n:t stbion T ibene i atlinsl Orient Dev6s°53.., 14 96% 96% 96% | onl & Elll gn trols’ @i H % Y Cht Tols of passenger planes have had i -Ly- 5 | Chi d i e danger— ter than saLEs, ParisOclenns $¥(s. 12 102 102" 1021 | CSPaTaeadioeti 157 oo o3 ooue|In the usual'line of business?: was the Wash. Gas 65 A—$1,000 at 1023, $2,000 | ber" 3,60 L S S oo | next question, at 1023, e 6% 76 cm:iv‘:" 3%w.. 2 78% 78% 78| “There is as much difference between Wash. R. & E. 45—8$1,000 at 87. 97 N s gen 9 90% 90% 90% | these veteran skilled pilots and the Capital Traction Co.—10 at 85, 10 at 65. 104 104 Chi & N'W ::’n‘ 24 101% 101 1014, [ novice who does stunts to get his name Pot. Elec. 5'4% pfd.—10 at 107, 10 at 814 85 ... 11 106% 1064 106% |in the papers” answered Mr. Crary, 1071. 941 2 82 2 2 as there is between the careful auto- ‘Wash. Gas Lt.—10 at 125. 105% 11 97% mobile driver and the reckless speed Wash. R. & E. pfd.—6 at 98%, 10 at 1 1008 2 98% demon at the Indianapolis speed races.” 981, 10 at 987, 10 at 98Y,. 2 106% 106% 10 95‘ During the past three months the Contl. Trust Co.—5 at 125, 2 4 89 |Cds W Ind 5opn 63 '?, £8 Boeing system. on its transcontinental Firemen's Ins. Co.—25 at 37, 25 at 37, 1 91k 91 | CCCARLL deb 434a. 10 100 1oovs Jourt | Ang Sar Pranmies Cerrer g ol T 1,.” at 37 1 1001 1004 | CCCASIL 58 (D 35 o m‘\« mu:« i '"du_'fi,‘ Prancisco, carried 426 tons of nston Montype—10 at 125, 10 at 125, 1 “T8W 784 | Clov Term 4n"i1. 5 9ws Ok sor | terswith o laoe ot ooy o L0, let- 5 at 125, ¥ 2 99 99 99 |ClevTerm su « B 9w; 9% Y8y | ters—with a loss of only one day’s busi- Merch. TIr. & Stge. pfd.—5 at 100. Rio Gr duSul 6548 5 731 79% i e ok | Mergenthaler Linotype—4 at 102, 10| ROme 6%s........ 17 018, 911 g 99% 9914 99% (Copyright, 1930. by North American News- ac 102 :gontmou?. 30 at 10115, 10 |R'Y'I Dutchd4sww 53 som 89y o y Y bt bl at 1013, 20 at 1017, 40 at 1011, Sao Paulo §5°36.... 3 100w, p 2 Cap. Tract, 55—$2.000 at 9512, $500 at | Sao Pautg 0 .. 5 'oms oo e S e ater G ook 9515, $2.500 at 951 Saten (Ew 5 9" Sme LI4[Del&Hudlstrfes. 6 wsi 93 93 Baltimore Markets Wash: Gas 56—81,000 at 103, $2,000 at | Seine 7a 42 28 1075 10744 107% | Dena i o o ce., 2 104% 1045 104% 1. g va 950 U5l Wash. Gas 6s A—$3,000 at 102%, $100 [ ;";"t ;‘: ;2: gc:‘uagmw 58°65... 40 974 97 57 | Special Dispatch to The Star. at 102, 1105 100 100 | Duluih S84 acss 5 by 1% L[ BALTIMORE, Md, May 28 —Potatoes, AFTER CALL. RO L Ui il 4 84 84 | white 100 pounds, 2.2582.50; new, bush- Capt. Tract. Co—10 at 65, § at 65, 25 3 107 1095 Jomm | Erie conv sm(A3.0 17 a4 By 84" | th 100a1.35; sweet potatoes, barrel, 2.50 at 65, 40 at 6! Erle gen 4 4 82 81y 24.50; yams, barrel, 3.00a4.00: aspara- Riggs Natl. Bk.—9 at 500. 7 1004 100% 100% | Eriq §s, 1967 s, dozen, 75a3.00; beets, 1 SRR s, 35 95 941 gus, 3 .00; , 100, 5.008 BONDS. 8 0w 9015 vou | EFIe Ba. 1975 72 94% 94 8.00; beans, hamper, 1.00a2.00; cabbage, “ ¢ - Ml FErie conv Ex 7 1 100% 100% hamper, 1.00a1.25; celery, crate, 2. Bid and Asked Prices. 3 ;g:"‘f :33:4 :g;} Erfe & Jersey 63 5 1124 112% %, | 4.00; corn, bushel, 2.00a2.25; cucumbers, PUBLIC UTILITY. | Uruguay 65°60 61 981 9% 9si | F1a East Chs 74 2 B4% 54% 54w mm::r ;:;5.:’,:,’.';{5'5:.'1135?";1.”::‘ L’:’n‘: :mu. ;e{ t;c}ll, 4128 133 » Vienna 6s'52... 11 87w 87% 87| Grand Trunk 7 25 1105 110'% 1101 | bushel, - 6.00a6.50: onions, 150 pounds, Amer, Tel, & Telsy 4121 39 Warsaw 7s ‘52 5 19 79 9 |GrtNorais( 20 97w 97 97 | 90.100; greens, 100, 75a1.25; peas. bush- ‘Anacostia & Pot. R Yokohama & o0 by GtNorthernbs.... 7 105% 105% 105% | €1, 75a1.50: peppers. crate, 2.0024.00; ll’l‘ s Gt ?\ol’! 5 « 2 110% 110% 1108 | radishes, 100, 1.00a2.50; spinach, bushel, MISCELLANEOUS. Great Nor 9 111% 111 111 gan;oi ulm’\;%cnm 1{.2&1!.?&: apples, eorset Abitibl P&P §5 ‘53 5% £5u g5y | HUd&ManadiBs.. 24 81% 80y 81| ushel 1.20a3.00; grapefrult, box, 2.50a P e Ajax Rubber 8 60 G0 |11l Cent4s’sa.. 2 014 o1k o1k | 1ag0, oo Sraw SRS ok Wain: ails, & M. s Alleghany Cp 100% 101% (I Cent 4% s°66.... 4 101 100% 101 d Wl ngton Gas S 103 Alleghany 68 '49 100% 100% | I'l-C-C-StL&NO 8. 2 105% 105% 1051 Dairy Market. WA Cen 6 eriee AL 102 Allis Chalm 68°37. . 102 102 |Int Rapld Tranabs. & 68% 68% 68%| Poultry. alive—Chickens, _springers, Wash Rwy. & Elec. 4s. 87 871, | Am AgriChem T%as 1 i04 104 Int Rap Tr 6sstpd. 14 69 685 681 | pound, 30a40; Leghorns, 25a33; old ‘MISCELLANEOUS. Am Chain 63°33.... 6 101% 1013 1013 | Int Rapld Trans 1 5¥15 681 B8y | roosters, 14a16; old hens, 26a27; Leg- Barber & Ross, In 91 [AmIGChsks"4d. 47 106 106 " | IntRapid Trans7s. 11 #8% &7 a8 | horns, 15a20; Spring ducks. 20a23: Gham.-Vanit ... |AmIntCor5%s 49 ¢ 9915 991 | Int & Gt Nor aaj 7 821 82 82 | guinea fowls, each, 50a75; pig ir, ¢ Saper M el L DL 971 9m|}n: RysCAmbs... 2 Tin 714 77% | 33028 i (bl e Wash: Gons. “Titie6s: 430 Am Smit & R 1ot 58 4 ufiu 100% e 2o % 95 | Sm_Reosints 1717 cases; nestby Ay Shgar et : 105 2y Kan City Sou3s... 5 764 76% 761 | AIsts, 21!5822; hennery whites, firsts, STOCKS. e DL 108k }13“ Kan City Sou6s... 14 101% 1011 101y | 22823 . PUBLIC UTILITY. Am T&T 5865 100410M br o e s T de, £ B G OT0 o DIERC G0N D, TANG) R, Amer. Tel. & Tel, (d12). Am T&T el tr§ 1047 1047 | LAkeShore3is... 1 801, oy 8oy | POURd, 3315a35):: ladles, 24a28; rolls. T e 1) P L % 104% | Toht Vel oon o 5 89w we . 24825 process, 29a30; store packed, 0. Am 3-‘::'{-5:&,. 9 i lgg% lg'fi" !gl; Hay and Grain Prices. 3 er Wi 11 Ed 5 id Pot“Elec Power &7 pid. - 14 98w, eat—No. 2 red Winter, export, aan By A B, cam. fi“mf,‘(,’r‘.'fc’f,'.".,,."; % , 1106 g No. 2 Winter. garlicky, spot. Wash. Bins & Kntas. cor Armour. Del.5%s.. 4 83 B |ManRy1atas'90... 36 514 50 511 | garlicky ny booyduiculy, 1083 No. 3, a0 & Quuan com. Ass0 0il 68 4 103 163 |MarketSt7s'40... 5 9% 93y 931 "{:omy_'mf %"od:ng:{, llow, g NATIONAL BANK. e seend : Tow Tow [Nl ElRvaLediia 4 100 100 1004 | 94895 cob "corn, new, 4154480, Sapital (14). 250 . . . 008 | ne. e Golumbia, 112 i’ | Bel Tel. Pa. 65 (B) 2 5 89w 29y a9y n.’}".i.-:“xfif’l&'fiim’.‘&“ e'uu-;rh nder et Diserict _ (8) . 340 |Bethlehmstipmes 2 6 99 9815 984 | receipts, mostly by t‘I under light ) Bush Term BIagbs, o 3 101% 1015 101% . i wraos, but ample Federal-America: 290 & b for the demand,” which is limited. Liberty (78} 1% |Certn-Tasusrcts. 3 : 3 "’;;;" “';;:‘ o3¢ | While not enough hay is arriving on 383 | Chile Copper & 30 96 96% | M K & Tex ad) 13 106 106 = 106 | Lnich to establish values by grades or ;42 Col G&EI 58.May’52 21 101% 101% | Mo Pacific gen D59 8% 18 T8 carload lots, the better grades of tim- o oo ‘l::: R 94% 95 | Mo Pacific 5u A "85, 100% ;:’.’,’;d':;’ :"’"" "";‘“ are in fair de- Con Coal. Md, §s. 3 ton. SRS L LAY B Lol r(gon GasNY 6% 5 B — 13 |Consumers Pwr 8 Sales. M1 Bkl b, Low. Close. Prince Geores. B, G Pt L L 2 RioG Westcolds.. 3 86 85 8 Union Trust (88)..... 00 ug 16 RIATk&L4%o... 2 9% 98% 9% Washington Loan & Trust (ié 10 | Det Edison 5 StLIM&SSE & e SAVINGS BANK. Oet Edison 6 2 BILIMaE REG (5. 6 98" oo 100% Bank of Bethesda (6%).. il ; StL & SF pl 48 24 90% o . SIL&SF4 35 93y Duquesne 4342 °67.. 6 StL & SanFr in 26 103 2 East Cuba Sug T%s 7 StLS W o 8 5 Fisk Rubber 8s..,. 6 g“’: Kg::‘-“ 5 L Gen Cable 5%a47. 12 4 1024 102y | Seaboard AL o 5 PIRE INSURANCE. Gen Mot Ac Cor 6s. 21 2 NY NH&H 3%s°'64. 3 79% 79% 79% :.;hl.ra et = American (12). m Gen Thea Eq 65’40, 38 99 99% | NYNH&H 3%8 6 78 . 4 oran (10 150 | Gen Thea Fq 6344, 10 e e b Firemen's (8) . 37 i : > 4 Sou Pac ref ¢a 2 National Union 5 2312 26 [Goodrich 6%s..... 6 Sou P! Goodyer ba ret 24 by el R TITLE INSURANCE. H NY Sou Pac ¢4%'69 ww 14 alimbin, (B . g 12 umble O & R 7 Railway Scu Rwy g3n 1 Real Estate (i), 160" ... |HumbleO&Rb%s. 2 N Y Ry 6s (A) Sou Rwy eon 6. 16 Title & Inv. Co. of Md. & 20 30 | 17 Benl el 8. 1 Sou Rwy 63 ' 8 AR, MIBICEL.LANIOU& % :nl:x(x:d Sllll:* "8 3 Sou Rwy 64s. 10 arker oss, Inc., com.. ntl Cement 65 48.. 9 100% | Sou Rwy Mo & O 2 Chevy Ch. Dairy pfd. (7).. 108 Norf & Wn con 4s. . 93% 93y 93y golt‘ nd & Gravel prd. (i - 28 100w | Nor Pacinc a8 2027 3 661 66 663 | Term AssoSL 4 1 7 90% Nor Pacifie 4 . 32 91 0% 91 ‘Tex Ark F'S b3 22 A i it |NOTPac4%s2027.. 1 97% 97% 975 |Tex & PacssC'79. 1 @ > Nor Pacific ref 6 1135 113% 113% | Third Averef 4a'60 23 Fed.-Amer. Co. pfd. (6) oty gl THITEAVERGIE o Meren Tram, & Btac, com. (1) 10 1 YT uifiiem o 1hhotyme 1o ‘4 ) Natl. M & Inv. ptd. 1 091 99% Eeoples Drue 8. oid, H 100% 100% a) it. M. & G. &'d. « i o S A 4 108% 104 Ter. Ret & Wh. Co 2 109% 109% ok 1 b Wash. ‘Med. Bids: 2 97% 97 Wood 5 104% 104% oEx Larillard 6% s 28 28 B Books close Lorillard (P) 7s. ... 3 . 00, S 99 fie ext Lou Gas&El 53 °62,. 4 108 Port RLAP T%#'6. 1 105% 1054 105% Wheel&LE re 43 Manatl Sugar 7%s. 11 “ ‘Wis Cen gn 4a ¢! ReldlnlJCfil 1., T 92% 92% 92% e HIGHSRADE BOND | (o o BONDS o) |BARLON FIGHTIVG