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Wals FEE FIN. ORROWS EXTEND | COMPANY HOLDINGS Lates! Report Has Con- nected Them With Ward Baking Concern. BY JOHN F. SINCLAIR. Bpeciai Dispatch to The Star. NEW YORK, September 11.--George K. Morrow, who, with his brother Frederick K. controls the Gold Dust, Corporation, may acquire the Ward | Baking Corporation as his next ven- ture in the food industry. The Ward corporation is one of the four largest baking concerns in the United Stat In August last year the Morrows took over the United Cigar Stores Co. It was not leng before they used the financial ax and wrote down the sur- plus from nearly $22,000.000 at the end of 1928 to a deficit of $776.000 on June 30, 1929 Since then the Morrows have been busy cutting off other liabilities from the same company. Recently they sold the Happiness Candy Stores, which Jast year reported a deficit of $306,000, and the Mirror Candy Stores to Loft, Inc. while they placed the Neve Drug Store chain, which showed a loss of $418,000 last year, in bankruptcy Last year the United sold its minor- ity interests in Life Savers, Inc Schulte-United Stores, Beechnut Pack- ing Co. and Gillette Safety Razor Co., and made more than $3,000,000 in do- ing so. The company, however, still has minority interests in half a dozen other concerns, including the Ameri- can Safety Razor Co. and the United States Tobacco Co. It owns, as well, the Whelan Drug Stores (about 200). and many cf these units are understood to be making money. George K. Morrow, 57, is a Canadian, After making a business success in Toronto, he came to the United States, and secured the backing of powerful Wall Street interests, supposed to be close to George F. Baker of the First| National Bank. Mr. Morrow is president of the Gold Dust Corporation and the Warner Sugar Refining Co.. vice president of the Standard Miliing Co. and a director of many others, including Remington Rand, Inc.. Remington Typewriter Co. and Christie Brown & Co. Business With Russia. Thomas D. Campbell, the Montana farmer, whose 100,000-acre wheat de- velopment has given him a national reputation, confesses thag he is dis tinctly puzzled at the attitude of many people toward business affairs outside their own Nation. Especially does he feel this way with regard to American business with Soviet Russia. “In a crisis such as we are in, we! could relieve our industrial depression almost immediately by taking our share of the Soviet government's business, which is offered to us and which we are urged to take,” Mr. Campbell says. “We do not have to recognize their government to get this business, as! other countries have, neither do we! have to guarantee our manufacturers 60 per cent of their sales, as England, Germany and Italy have done. Rus- sia is the biggest market in the world for American goods and will take enough of our commodities to keep our | manufacturing plants operating at full | capacity for the next two or three years.” 1 “But will all business men, if doing business with Russia, really be assured of payment for the goods sold?” “There are many things in commec. tion with the Russian five-year pro- | gram which American citizens and American manufacturers should know," replied Mr. Campbell. “Personally, 1 would like to know why there is such a concerted opposition in the United States toward taking the Russian bu: ness offered to us when their commer- cial record to date in regard to pay- ment has been 100 per cent perfect.” | Mr, Campbell returned several weeks ago from another one of his periodic trips to Russia, where he has been ad- | vising the Russian government on mat- | ters of large moment dealing with ag- ! riculture. | Tron Production. | The last industries to reach their post-war record in Soviet Russia have been the heavy industries, that of steel | particularly. American, British, Prench and Ger- man steel manufacturers have sent ANCIAL. THE EVENING RTAR, WASHINGTON. . U, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE Received by Private Wire Direct to The Star Office. (Continued From Page 13) Stock and Dividend Rate. North Amer pf (3) North Am Ed pf (6). 4 108% Northern Pacifie (5). 3 74% Northwest Tel (3)... 108 47 Ohio O] Co (2). 3 30% Ofl Well Supply.. . 4 23% Oi1 Well Sup pf (7)..20108109 Oliver Farm Equip.. 2 18 Otis Elevn (23). 1 69% Otis Elev pf (6) 108 127% Owens 111 Glass (3). 3 47% Pacific Coast 1st pf.. 40s 19 Pacific Coast 2d pf... 10s 15 Pacific Gas & Bl (2). 4 60% Pacific Lichting (3). 11 88 Pacific Mills. ... .. . 108 22 Pacific Tel & Tel (7).1108 141 Pac Tel & Tel pf (§). 80s 130 Packard Motor (1).. 75 13% Pan-Am Petrel (B) 54 Panhandle P& R.. .. 5% Param'nt Publix (4). 115 617 Vark Utah 2 Parmelee Tran (60c) v Pathe Exchange. Pathe Exchange (A) Patino Mines. .. ... Teerless Motor Car. . Penick & Ford (1) Penney (J C) (3) Tenney (JC) pf A (6 Penn Dixie Cement. . Penna RR (4). : Tere Mara pr b Tere Marq pf (5 Petrol Corn (115).,. Thelps Dadze (3)... Phila Co 6% nf (3).. Phila Read C&1.... Phillips Petrol (n2). T'lerce Ofl Pierce Petroleum. Pillsbury Flour (2). Pirelll Ttaly (a3.14). Pitts Screw (1.40). 4 Pitts Steel pf (7). Pitts Term C pf. Poor & Co (B) (2) 18). . &Cpf (1) Prairie Ofl & Gas (2) o Pressed Steel Car . Proct & Gamb (2.40). Proe & Gamb pf (5). PubhSVE& G pf (6). o Pub Sv N .J (3 40) Pub Sv N T pf (5). Pub Sv N Jpf (6). Pullman Corp (4). 5 Pure Ofl (1%).. Pure OfL pf (§)...... Purity Bakeries (4). 21 Radio Corp .. .. 1151 Radio pf A (3%).... 2 Radio Corp (B) (5).. 1 Radio-Keith-Orph A. 251 Ravbestos Man260. 9 Real Silk (5). 37 Rem Rand (1.60).... 47 Reo Motor Car (80c). 32 Reo Motor ctf (80c). Republic Steel (4). .. Republic Steel pf (8) Reynolds Metals (2). Reynolds Spring. ... Reynolds Tob A (3). Reynolds Tob B (3). Richfield Oil (2). Rio Grande Oit (2).. Ritter Dent Mf (13). Rossia Insur (2.20).. Royal Dutch a3.2165. Rutland pf. . St L-San Fran pf () Safeway (€5)....... Safeway pf (6) vage Arms (2).... hulte Retail Strs hulte Retail pf (8) Seaboard Air Line. .. Seab'd Air Line pf... Sears Roebuck $2%. Second Natl Inv Seneca Coppe! Servel Ine Sharp & Dohm: Sharp & Do pt (333). Sharon Stl Hoop (1). s Shattuck F G (+13%4). 227 Shell Union Ofi. ... Shell Un Oil pf (5%) Shubert Theaters. .. Simmons Co Simms Petrol (1. Sinclar Con Ofl (2). Skelly O11 (2)....... Skelly Ol pf (6) .. Solvay Am pf (5%).. Sou P Ric Sug (1.40) Southern Cal Ed (2). Southern Pacific (6). Southern Rwy (8)... Southern Rwy pf (5) Spang-Chal pt {6).. Sparks Withing (1). Spicer Mfg..... Spiegel-May-Stern. . Stand Brands (1%) Stand G & E (3%) Stand G & E pf (4).. Stand Invest Corp. .. Stand O of Cal (2%). Sales— Add 00. High. 5 BBY 1 3 2 2 2 108 147 96 24 1 36 10 3 15 4 31 2 . 108 10 S 1 145 55 2 4 15 107 67 7 0% much steel inio Russia since the Soviet government took charge. But it is well 10 remember that Russia ranked fourth in the world in pig iron and steel pro- Guction before the war. The Soviet official figures, just an- nounced, show, however, that this year the gross tonnage production of pig jron and steel per month is exceeding that of the old record of 1913. Here are the figures: Steel. 396,700 350,000 Pig Iron. 345,500 276,700 1929 353,700 395,000 1930 411,200 386,600 Russia’s vast program of internal re- eonstruction probably means that she will not compete with American and European manufacturers in the exporta- tion of steel for many years to come. But the rapid growth of her pig iron and steel industry is another indica- tion of her amazing business strides in recent years. American steel interests are watching this development closely. 1913 . 1923.. Treasury Notes. When Secretary Mellon called Treas- ury notes aggregating $1,149,000,000, 31, per cent interest for redemption on March 15 next. he indicated that the United States Treasury Department is willing to take advantage of the op- portunity to dip into the cheap liquid funds now lying idle in the banks. This new move was not entirely un- expected. The Government is required to give six months’ notice in advance, and an announcement before September 15 regarding these notes was in the air. But_apparently the quick reception given to the Government’s 2% per cent issue, to be offered on September 15, has ‘been sufficiently encouraging to lead the Secretary and the Treasury officials to believe that this entire issue of over one billion dollars, drawing in- | terest at 3'5 per cent, should be retired | next March. (Copyright, 1930, by North American News- paper Alliance.) INVESTMENT TRUSTS NEW YORK, September 11 (#).— Over the counter market Am & Cent Chartered Jackson & Leaders of Industry Nation-wide Secur Ol Shares Inc_units... Selected Am Shares Buper Corp of Am Tr Shrs B Trust Shares of America United N Y Bk A Trust 8hrs G NEW YOhK BANK STOCKS NEW YORK, September 11 (#).—, Over the counter market: { Bank Stocks, { Bid. America 102 Bl of U 8 units . Py 1A Proadway Natl. 1 100 Chase i ..... €h- " Phenix Coy .F Fifth Ave First Natl N ¥ ' Harriman 4 Manhat 4y Peoples 1 Asked. | Bid i 1 orp est bt rtis Tovest Al Asked 105 4%, 110 1! 115 173 | 3150 50 Bankers Cent Hapov Cheisea B Chem BE Corn Exchange. .. County s G nranty Tving . Manitectiirers Pow York T-ited State: W aaichester | suit against Radio Frequency Laborato- Central CORPORATION REPORTS TRENDS AND PROSPECTS OF LEADING ORGANIZATIONS NEW YORK, BSeptember 11.—The| following is a summary of important | corporation news prepared by the| Standard Statistics Co., Inc., New York, | for the Associated Press: News Trend. ‘The Government's grain crop esti- mates, based on September 1 condition, | were in accord with general expecta-| tions. Total domestic wheat produc- tion was estimated at 837,761,000 bushels. This is a gain of 16,000,000 bushels over August 1 forecast and 31,- 000,000 above actual 1929 yield. The 1930 corn crop yield was placed at 1,-| 983,000,000 bushels, a reduction of 229, 000,000 bushels compared with August 1 and 631,000,000 bushels below the actual 1929 production. As now fore- ?;3‘1 1930 yield will be the smallest since Corporation news is on the whole un- favorable. Dividend reductions were announced by Continental Diamond Fibre and Ross Gear & Tool, while the | directors of Polymet Manufacturing took no action of common cash dividend | currently due. A decidedly poor earn- ings report was issued by Lehigh Port- land Cement. The Companies. American Seating net, before taxes, first eight months, $98,243, equal 48| cents common share, American Water Works & Electric surplus, after charges, 12 months to July 31, 8.5 per cent above year ago. Assoclated Telephone _Utilities ac- quires four additional Western tele- phone companies. | Bastian-Blessing Co. net income, be- ‘ore depreciation and taxes, eight | months to July 31, $399,498. Conttnental Diamond Fiber reduces | quarterly common dividends to 25 cents; paid 50 cents formerly. Continental Shares reported interest in Commonwealth Edison. People’s Gas, | Light & Coke and Public Service of | Northern Illinois sold to Corporation Securities Q. R. S.-Devry Corporation shipments up 15 per cent over July. Fquitable Office Building earned 90 | cents common share in four months to | Ba August 31, against 91 cents in 1929 |Be | ca chi ce! Rubber increases production | G Falls, Mass,, plant; 1,700 employes a fected. | Hazeltine Corporation files patent | ries. Interborough Rapid Transit—G. M. Dahl, Hu In Transit, chosen for election to director- and foreshadows ultimate combination | §! of roads. | st Lehigh Portland Cement earned 16 g;_ |}" cents common share in year to August 31, against $4.81 in previous yea | Pennsylvania Railroad and Pennroad u. Corporation—W. W. Atterbury denies | Western e period; $159,697, August | A, hic Ve Ch schedule 4 to 5 day week at Chicopee Chile, Copper Co ate I. R. T. Appointment strengthens | Sheh, On B. M. T. position in unification plans | Sinclair Crude Oil Co. 5125 1938 1054 67 615 60% assis. Alr-Way Electric Appliance reduces quarterly common dividend to 31%4| cents; paid 621, cents formerly. American Products earned $1.18 com- mon share in 9 months to June 30. Childs Co. first 8 months’ miscella- | Marine neous sales 40 per cent above year ago.|Mary'd Ca: Kelly-Springfield Tire president files | affidavit refuting charges in receiver: ship petition of J. A. Kelly, stockholder; | 67 5 states company's position improved since | ng-;m!rv Ward June 30; net profit for July and Au-|nsi’ Bt %25 bf gust estimated at $270,000. MacMarr Stores August 31 had 1,397| [e7 pf A.. stores and 489 markets, against 1,369 | N “iales and 276, respectively, year ago. | National Railways of Mexico June net arnings off 8.7 per cent. up 44 per ceni over year ago. Simmons Co. share in first half. Union Carbide & Carbon acquires physical assets of International Oxygen and American subsidiari Darby Petrol common dividend to 25 cents; nts formerly. SHORT-TERM SECURITIES. (Reported by Chalmers Cq Americar. Tel. & Tel. America 5 Balumore & Ohio 4'% tayian Pet. Corp. 1" Tel. of Canada 1 Corp. 5as 1938 anadiar. Nor. Rwy. 4'3s 1935, . Rock Island 4s 1934... lijornia Pet opper Co Tunk of amble Ol 51as ternat Match | A. H. Wiggin and C. Hay- Marund Oil 55 1 den, directors of Brooklyn-Manhattan | New York, Chi & St. L. 6s 1932 Phillips Pet. Co. blas 1939..... Corp. 512" 1937 Union Oil ndard Ol N. ndard Oil N L, Ir. Mt & Southwest ‘estern mfidmfiflfifldh“hlflh-wu or Bangor & Aroostook by Pennsylvania or Pennroad. Polymet Manufacturing directors take no action on quarterly cash dividend. Currently due stock dividend 1 per cent | declared. Richfield Ofl of California first half earnings 45 against $2.03 year ago. To sell 400,000 shares common stock at $17 share to New York banking group. Ross Gear & Tool reducese quarterely common dividend to 50 cents; paid 75 | cents formerly. Simmons per cenf below year ago. | sidiaries not allowed last year. Spicer Manufacturing acquires plant of Consolidated Pump & Ladder, To- ledo, Ohio. Standard Oil of Indiana holds 92 per cent Pan-Amereican Petroleum & | Transport_stock. Texas Pacific Land Trust received $349,276 in oil bonuses and rentals first seven months, against $246,069 in 1929 oil and gas royalties totaled against $48,135. daily oil production from wells on trust property July 31 was 7,959 barrels, against 4,679 year ago. ‘White Motors introduces new truck Co. &R & Co. 88 1! Union Ol Co. of United Drug Co. Rubber ~Prev.1930~ High. Low. 49 29 84% B8 40% 30 47 19% 113% 70% | 4T% 25% | 126 1168 70 50 45% 38 9% 2 208 121 15% 8% 264 15% 17 107 601 504 67% 481 14' Ry 328 13% B6% 17% 26 11 15 614 463, 2419 39% 19% 18" 9 17% 10% 89% T8 214 Stock and Dividend Rate. Stand Oil of Kan (2) 29 Stand Ofl of NJ (12) 210 Stand OII N Y (1.60). 42 Stewart-Warner (2). 14 Stone & Webster (4). 15 Studebaker Corp (3). 7 Studebaker Co pf (7) 10s Sun 01l (1) ‘ Superheater (1315 Superior Oil. Superior Steel Sweets of Amer (1). Telautog C (t Tenn Cop & Ch Texas Corp (3) 3 Tex Gulf Sulph (4) Texas P C & O11 ‘Texas Pac Land Tr Thatcher Mfg (1.60). Thermold Co. Third Avenue. Third Nat Inv (2). Thompson Pr (2.40). Thompson Starrett. . Tide Water As (60c) Tide Water As pf (6) Timken Det Ax (80c) Timken Roller (3)... Tobacco Products Tob Prod (A) (80c) Tob Prod div ctfs A Transamer (11.60). . rico Prod (215) ri-Cont Corp. Tri-Cont Corp pf (6). Ulen & Co (1.60) nion Carbide (2.60) Union Oil of Cal (12) Cnion Pacifie (10) Union Pacific pf (4). Un Tan s Utd Air Utd Aircraft pf (3) Utd Biscult (160). Utd Carbon (2). . Ttd Cigar Stores. “td Cigar Stores pf Ttd Corp (50¢). . Ttd Corp pf (3 7td Fruit (4)....... Ttd Gas & Im (1.20) Itd Piece Dye W (2) Ttd Stores (A)...... td Stores pf (214) . ] S & For Secur..... S & For Sec pf (6). Ind Alcohol (17) Leather Leather (A) USPipe & F (2). U S Realty (5) U S Rubber. U S Rubber 1 Smelt & Ref ( S Steel (7).... T8 Steel pf (7). Univ Leaf Tob (3).. Univ Pipe & Rad. ... Util Pow & Lt A (e2) vadasco Sales Corp. . Vanadium St (4).. Va-Car Chem. .. Va-Car Chem 6% pf. Ya-Car Chem pf (7). Vulean Det (4)... AValdorf Systm (13%) Walworth Co (2).. Ward Baking (A) Ward Baking (B) Ward Baking pf (7). Warner Bros Pict. .. Warren Bros (3).. Warner Quinlan. ... Warren Fdy & P (2). Wess Oil & Snow (2). West Penn El pf (6). 40s West Penn EI pf (7).110s West Penn P pf (7).. 30s Western Md. v . Western Pacific Western Unton (8). Westing E& M (5) West E& M pt (5).. Weston El Instr (1). Westvaco Chlor (2). White Motors (2) White SewingMach. ., Wilcox Oil & Ga Willys-Overland. Woolworth (2.40) s s s 70 ~o Srxarn®~ Naves - 72% 169 81 32% 47 130 16% Wrigley (Wm) (4) Yellow Truck. Youngs Spring ( Young Sh & Tu Zenith Radio........ RIGHTS EXPIRE Mich Steel.. Sept22 11 Warn Bros P.Sept 15 259 1% 3 Sales of Stocks on New York Exchange 257300 12:00 Noon 2:10 P.M. ®given In the above tabl cash payments based on the latest quarterly or A earls” dectare: 10:30 AM 1:30 P.M Dividend rates tions. 8UNIt of trading less than 100 shares per cent in stock iPayable in scrip —no regular_rate Payable in cash or stock §Plus @ per cent in stock I Plus 8 per cent in stock. 60% | Compa Apponaug o { Bank De | Bickford's " Ine T Calgary Power | Cap Traction Go.. Carey” (Philin) Mig Do. pi Cities Service P & BT Co 62 cents common share, born. 62 August sales off 29.9 months, 157 per cent Glass' Excludes sales sub- v ) L8t b . s | Gen Baking 36 b1.. Do. 3651 ... Georgla_ Sav Bk & (Atlanta) .. Gould P uld Pump umps pi Guardian Inv Tr pf.... Guardian Rail Inv Tr pf Int Paper 6 Do. 1% pt m'P &P Do, 1% pf ..... Inter Power 'pf. Int" Superpower Iny Corp (R. Do. 2d pt Do. conv pi. Do. Ist pr ... | Lupton's Sons 'pi '3 | Magin (1”& Co | Man R GTDs (Buf ) old_ $1.1 Estimated " Midiand Tr (Minn.) Milyaukee EI Ry % i & s — Newberry (JJ) f Pow (Del) "B . N Shore Gis pi Okden N Bk (Ch) Pac_Indemnity Peoples Tr & Bank_(Chi). .. Phila Co 6% pf. Port Morris Bank Preferred Auto Ins Providence Gas Co Proc & Gam 87 Robbins (Snbin) leum reduced quarterly | Paper pf paid 50| Saranac Ri~ P | stana “Dredge | State_st Exch s Six months Sav earned 15 cents common |8t &"co ola Aggart Corn J & W. Beligman & Co.) 5 0, 88 1997 L. 1010 4 10003 v Sunshade Corp of Am s 1942 551957, 55 1947. .. Co. 5'3s 1937 3 o ‘!.D! D0 bt DBt Gen. Mot. Accep. Corp. 6s 1937 General Pet. General Theaters Eq. 6: Goodyear ' Grand Gulf Ol of Pa Corp. 55 1940 1940. 55 1957. .. Canada 65 1936 S, Corp b io4i.. 106 5 8 5. i Do. 6% est Side Rank B o Tr'& Sa (chi) LoE |Md Cas new , | Phila Co mew. ... Co. 55 1947 Markle Bk & Tr 2| (Hazleton) Jersey 5a 1048 | York 438 1951 So. Ry. 55 1931 ern Ry. ds 1032 ."ll"” ts. 184700 fig.: Rutland RR pf Vo, A Hory (4 O)'o 5 oi to appi 1047 ‘bl i '« P 3 per 'cent lus 3 per eent in_stock Der cent in stock n Plus § per cent in stock i Dpreferred stock. rSubject to approval of tockholders. Sales— Add 00. High. Low. 2914 6914 304 27 80 30 70 31 27% 82 31 122 % 3 122 5 4 1 1 1% 2% tPartly extra > T TPlus 9 Der eent in stock | Capital Traction R. R 55. b Payable in stock d Payi 1 Plus 10 per cent Rate. 31.621 50 25¢ i2c $1.50 31 5150 L .58 1.25 ¢ 32 Tr 18 Goodyear Tire ‘& Rub (California) .31 175 37i5¢ 175 53 213 t Bk & 50c Lt 1.50 & $1.75 550 Realty 5162 150 20¢ 175 30c 35¢ 53 1,50 & 25¢ 35c 30c pI.52 | Stix Baer Ful pf 43%.c i 25 0 50¢ 1,50 3.50 = t yearly decla per D P DIVIDENDS DECLARED NEW YORK, September 11 (#).— Regul Pe- riod. o © 090000009000ODODOODODOND DOODED DOOO OO 0P O O DOOOODLOD: DOOOOOO O DOD > DOO DOOO PR DOOOOOOD Initial. Accumulated. S Omitted. Dewey & Almy Ch.50c SA ... 80C BA i 8 Prev. Close. Close. 29% 30 6915 31 27% 8214 31% 1221 59 44 0% 0 3% 2% 3% 1 175% | 157% 35 40 3414 41 15% 6 67% 132 6% 23% 4015 30 130 8 7 | % 2% 2% 2% .. 519.200 . 1.375 700 iPlus 4 | le | cent In stock m Plus 1 lus 50c cents 1n Pay- Hidrs. of able. yrecord. Oct. 1 Sep. 15 Sep. 17 | 20 20 15 . 13 1 | 20| 30| 130 | . 15 15 20 . 20 22| 171 L 20 | . 20 | . 20 . 30 . 19 | . 20 | . 11 28 | 30 Nov. 1 Oct Due Due Due Sep Due Oct. 10 Sep. Bep. of stockholders. | Gaptal ) Columbia (1%} Merchants | Bank of Bethesda (6f). IBONDS IRREGULAR IN QUIET TRADING Prirfie Group Holds Gains Made in Recent Weeks. Tractions Active. BY F. H. RICHARDSON. Special Dispaich to The Star. NEW YORK, September 11.—Bonds | | Aluctuated irregularly in quiet trading today, after a higher and more active opening. While the activity at the start could be traced to the psychological ef- fect of the heavy oversubscription of the $325,000,000 offering of Treasury 1-year 2% per cent bills, later trading 163,000 of new bonds offered. rates were unchanged. Prime Group Firm. The prime group held the advances made at the opening, and some issues continued active throughout the session. Two features were Great Northern 7s, up 7, and Philadelphia Co. 55, which were turned over in large blocks, though the price clung to its 1930 peak. Small gains were made by Pennsylvania 415s. Frisco “A” 4s, Northern Pacific 4s, Chesapeake & Ohio 4lus, American “Telephone 5'.s, Columbia Gas 5s, ULili- ties Power Light 5 and American & Foreign Power 5 A highlight of the convertbile group was the heavy selling of International Telephone & Telegraph convertible 41%s. The price fell off nearly a point_to equal the previous low for the year. The bond has been sinking gradually for some time, chiefly because the conver- sion price up to July 1, 1932, at $64.1564 per shire, is out of line with the cur- rent market for the stock, around 43. However, the bond, considered merely on its owty merits, is equally secured with the company's $35,000,000 debenture 4125 and $50,000,000 debenture 5s, both of which are seiling on slightly better than 5 per cent basis. Junior rails_ were divided in their tendencies. _Denver & Rio Grande Western 5s, Erie general lieh 4s, Erie 55, Seaboard Alrline 6s, and Western Mary- land 4s improved. There were small losses in Chicago & Eastern Illinois 5s, St. Paul 5s, Missouri-Kansas-Texas ad- justments, Southern Railway 4s, Wabash 4155 and Boston & Maine 5s. Tractions were active. Interborough bonds were all stronger, as a reflection of the election to the board of three representatives of the Stockholders Protective Committee. It is now be- lieved that the Brooklyn-Manhattan Transit Co. can swing the Interborough | around to the unification scheme, with the prospect that security holders of the Iatter road will be amply protected. Industrial Quiet. Industrials were quiet and unchanged Money | equal the previous low for the year. The loss was later regained. The company is planning some new financing, said to total $10,000,000, according to Los Angeles advices. The foreign department was dull. South American bonds were inclined to sag slightly, though there was so little trading in most of the issues that no | definite tendency could be detected. Ar- gentines held well, slightly below their | closing levels of Wednesday. French, | German and British credits were firm. Italian bonds were sold. | Washington Stock Exchange SALI & Elec. 45—$3,000 at Washingtor: Rw: 7 { otomac Electric 5% pfd.—5 at 108. Prince Georges Bank & Trust—25 at 35. The Carpel Corp.—15 at 243, 50 at 2435, AFTER CALL. Capital Traction Co.—3 at 61, 2 at 612, 1 at 613, 10 at 61. Bid and Asked Prices. BONDS. PUBLIC UTILITY. Bid. Tel. & Telga 4' . 101%a Tel, & Teiga. 4 & Tel. ctl. tr Anacostia & Fot. R, R. Ana. & Pot. guar. 55 C. & P. TeF of Va. 55 Amer. Auaer, Am. Tel City and Suburban 5: Grorgetewn' Gas 15 Potomac Elec. cons. 5 Potomac_Elec. 6s 1953 Alex. & Mt Ver. Baltimore & Antiup. ctf Wash.. £ Wash Wash. Gas 6s. series B Wash. Rwy. & Elec. 4s MISCELLANEOUS. Barber & Ross. Inc.. 6'as Cheyy Chase Club 5 D. C. Paper Mig. 6s W. M. Cold Storage 5 Wash. Cons. Title 6s STOCKS. PUBLIC UTILITY. Amer Tel. & Tel. (9)..... Capital Traction Co. (6} Wash. Light Co. (18).... N.& W Steamboat (12) Pot. Elec. Power 67 pfd.. Pot. Elec. Power 513% pid Wash. Rwy. & Elec. com. Wash. Rwy. & EL pld. (5) NATIONAL BANK. Commercial (stamped) District (8) ... Federal-American Liberty (7§).. Lincoln (12)."0.0] Metropolitan (14) . Riggs e Second (9e).." i3 Washington gl Hao TRUST COMPANY. American Sec. & Tr. Co (13) ntinental Trusts(6) % Bank & Trust (6) & Trust (12f) (10) a0l National Sav | Prince Georges Bk. & Tr. Union Trust (8g) Wash. Loan & Trust (14) SAVINGS BANK Com & Bavings (10) .. East Washington (12) Potomac (10) ..... Sec. Sav. & Com. (I7). Seventh Street (12) United States (30). . Wash. Mechanies' (23).) FIRE INSURANCE. American (12) oy Corcoran (10).., Firemen's (%) National Union (15)..."""" TITLE INSURANCE Columbia (6h) Real Estate (6h) Title & Inv. Co. Md com SCELLANEOUS. Barber & Ross, tnc.. com Chevy Chase Dairy pfd. (1) Col. Sand & Gravel pfd. (7). Columbia_ Bldy. Medicai Corp. D. C. Paper Mfe. pfd - Dist. Natl. Sec. pfd. (7). Bromo-Selz. A" Storage pfd. (B) Am. Co. com. (1.20f) Am. Co. pfd. (6) ston Monotype (f) Tr. & Stge. com (i0) Tr. ‘& Stee. pfd. ¢ Mergenthaler, Linotype (7n) Natl. Mtge. & Inv. p! Peoples Drug Sto. pfd. Real Est. M. & G. pfd. Security Storage_ (de) Ter. Ref. & Wh. Corp. (3} The_Cardel Corp. (1.5m.." W. Mech. Mige. com. (8)... Wash_ Med. Bldg. Corp Woodward & Lothrop pfd. *Ex dividend. B Books closed. nsc sxtra. 130c extra. §1% extra dEx rights. elia% extra. @iie 6157 @ . extra o extra. extra extra. extra wi—When issued. FOREIGN EXCHANGES. (Quotations furnished by W. B Hibbs & Co.) Nominal gold Selling checks value today 348665 5486 Tordie - 392lic 3944 23 82¢ 52311 19.40%c London, pound Paris, franc.. Brussels beln Berlin, mark.. Rome.’ lira . peseta sehilling. Budapest. pengo. .’ Prague. crown (nom.j Warsaw. zloty Copenhagen. ~cr Oslo, crown...... 2963 26.7714c 26.76! 20 There was some further selling of Rich-| field Oil 6s, which dropped a point to| Asked. | ib 4th 41 s, S3%s'43.. S4y%s's2.. Argentine 5s *45. Argentine 5345 '62. Argentine May '61. Argentine 6s Ju '59. Argentine 6s Oc 59, Argentine 6s A ’57. Argentine 6s B '58. Australia 4%5 '56. . Australia 5s 55 Australia 58 '57.... Rk of Chile 614857, Bk of Chile 638 ‘61 Batav Pet 412542, Belgium 6% developed some switching into the $37.- } Belgium 7 Bolivar 7s Bolivia 7s ctfs'é Bolivia 8s'4 Brazil 6168 '26... Rrazil 6128 '27. Brazil Brazil 85 "41. .. Bremen 78 '35... Canada 5s'31 Canada 5s 52 Chile 63 '60. Chile 6s '61. Chile T="42. . Christiana 6s'54. .. Colombla_6s Jan '61 Con P'ow Japan Ts. . Copenhag 4145 '53. zecho 88 '51. . Dan Mun 85 B '46 Denmark 4%8°62. . Denmark 63%s '55. . Denmark 6s '42 French Gvt 7 Gelsenkir Min 65 '3 German 5%s ‘65 ank 6538 German 6145 5 German 75 rep 49, Greek 68763, ...... Hait! 6852, ....... Trish Free St 55 '60. Italy 7s'51.. . Italy Pub Sv 75 52, Japanese 43 '31 Japanese 534565, . Japanese 6155 54 . Jugosl Bank 7s ‘57, Karstadt 6s°43. ... Kreug & Toll 5s°59. Lyons 6s 34 Mex 4s asstd 1904. . Mex 4s asstd 1910. . Milan 616852, ... Montevideo Ts Netherlands 6s Norway 6s 52. Orfent dev 514 Orient dev 6s '5. . Paris-Ly M 6s'58. ., Peru 65 '60. Peru 6s 61 Poland 6s ‘40 Poland 7s '47 Poland 8s '50 Prague 7 . Queenland 4. Queenland 7s'41. .. Rhine West 6s "5 Ithine West 6s Rhine West 7. Nio de Jan 6= Rio de Jan 8 "46. R Gr De Sul 6s'68. ! R Gr De Suiss 46. . | Rome 6148 B Roy D 4545 ww. Sao Paulo 8s'26 Sao Paulo 8s '50.. Saxon 45, Seine 7s'42 Serbs-Cr S1 7s | Swiss Swiss Confed 8 Toho Tckio 58 *52. .. Tokio 5148 '61...... | Utd King 51 537, Uruguay 8s 46, .| vienna 6552, Warsaw 7s 58, | Yokohama 65 '61... Abitibl P & P 55 '53 | Adams Exp 45 '48. . Ajax Rubber 8s.... Allegheny bs '44. .. Alleghany 58 '49. ., Allis-Chalm 55 '37. Am Az Ch 733541, Am F P55 2030. . Am1GChs5} Am Int Co Am Metal 514834, . Am N Gas 6155 *42 Am S&R 1st 5s 47, Am Suz Ref 6s°37. . &T cv 415'39. Asso Ofl 65 '35, | At GuIf 5985 At Ref deb 5s '3 Rell Tel Pa 5s B '48, Reth St pm 5s'36. . Cert-td deh 5% s 48 | Chile Cop ab 55 '4 | Com Invest 515549 ConG N Y 5% "5, Consum Pow 58 5 Denver Gas Det Ed rf 65 Dodgze Br col 40, Donner St 7 Good 15t 6158 '47. .. Goody'r Rub 58 '57. | Humble OI1 5837, . Hum O&R 5148 '62. | mBTIstp 111 Steel 4 Inland Steel 4 Int Cement 5s'48. Int Hydro El 65 '44. Int Match 58 '47.... Int Pap 5s A 47 Int Pap 6s 55 s Int T & T 4348’52 Int T&T cv 4145 ‘39 Int T &T 58'55. .. Kan C P&L 5s A '52 Kan Gas&E 41 s '80 Lackaw St 58 ' Laclede 5%s C'53.. Lautaro Nit 6s '54. . Liz & Myers 58 '51. Lig & Myers 7s "44. Loew's 63 ex war Lorillard 5158 " Lou G & Ei b5 5, McCormack 6s 34. . M1d St & O 55 '36 Mont Pow 58 '43. . Mont P db 6 A ‘62 Mor & Co 1st 4% Nat Dairy 514s'48. N Eng T 18t b8 52. . N Y.I2d 18t 6168 41, NY ELH&P 45’49 . NY ELH&P 58 48, Stockholm, crown 26.87'2¢ TR More than 800 &oss-Channel tourists arrived at Larne, Northern: Ireland, in one day recently. N Y Tel 41539 N Y Tel 6541, N Y Tel 6849 Nor Am Ed 58 ' Nor Am Ed 5348 '63 18 28 11 35 22 24 38 2 18 101 103 High. 88 90% 97 10214 101% 105% 8914 89ty 100% 103% 71 101 9414 110 108% 94 101% 106% 1024 102% 877 100 108% 87 997 1021 10415 RO% 2 1930. [ovsee vore BONDS o s Received by Private Wire Direct to The Star Office UNITED STATES. (Sales are in $1.000.) Sales. High. Low Close. 10 1012 14 1033 1012 1033 3 10116 101 16 101 16 26 11218 11216 11218 FOREIGN. Sales. 10w Close. 8714 901 9T 96% 88 903 974 98 96% 96% 96 80%% B8Y% 88% 96 96% 5% 105% 10914 114% 9% 100% 108% 71 101 94% 110 108 94% 1015 106% 102 102% /7% 100 108% 120% 2 125% 98% MISCELLANEOUS. R6% 91 55 100 997, 102! 951 861, 90 94 e 105% 87 95 100% 98%e 95% 9714 108 86 964, 1051 105 106% 10014 /11 92% 10514 9214 1051 /74 7215 98% B6% 91 55 100% 9974 102% 1044 8914 1081 100% 9716 kil 215 10214 104y 16114 10674 106 4 106% 1085% 114% 963, 1081 1014, 1074 111 104 103% 108% 101% 934 81% 104 74% 103 107% 1008 96 105 102 101% 103%, 103% 85% 100% 108% 114% 961, 108% 10274 107% 11 1044 103% FINANC 1AL, Sales. High Low Close NorOT&L6s'47. 20 106% 106% 106's Nor St Pow 58 A 41 13 103% 103% 1034 Nor St Pow 65 B '41 10613 106 106% Pac G & F 5842 108% 103 103 Pac T&T1st 1031 108% 103% Pan-Am Pet 1037 1037 103% Paramount 6s 100% 100t 100% Pathe Exch 7s ‘37 58 57% 58 Peoples'Gas 5s. 1041 10415 104% Phila Co 58 "67. ... 102 101% 101% Phila & Read 65 '49. 76 102% 101% 1017 Phil Pet 5%8°39... 26 9T% 97 97% Pierce Oil deb 2106 106 106 Por R T am 6s 2 834 834 83 PosTel & C5s'53.. 25 93 91, 93 Pub Sv G 415867, 10 102% 102% 102 Pub Sv G 4155°70.. 92 1024 101% 101% Pure Ofl 54 s°37... 16 100% 100 100% Rem Arms 6s A '37. 11 96% 961% 964 Rem R'd 6%s8 A "47. 15 100% 100 100 Rich'ld Ocal6s’44. 2 83 82 83 Sinel O 634s B'38.. 10 103% 103% 103 Sincl O Tscv A '37.. 2 1041 104% 104% Sincl Cr O 5%s '38.. 14 1024 102 1024 Sinclair P L 5s°42.. 1 1024 102% 102% Skelly O11 5% 5°39.. 27 9615 964 9614 Solvay Am 6s’'42... 27 9% 99 99 StOIIN J 65 '46 6 104% 1041 104% StOIINY 4% 12 100% 100 100% Tenn EI P 68 A *47.. 43 107% 107% 1074 Tex Corp cv bs "44, 177 103% 103% 103% Trans Oil 6%s'38.. 4 110 110 110 Utd Drug cv 5 .80 99% 99% 99 U S Rublst58'47..+10 83 821 83 Util Pow 6%s'47... 11 90% 90% 90'% Walworth 6s A'45.. 1 881c 881 881 Warn Br Pic 63'39. 23 89% 88's 89 West Ell deb 5s°44.. 1 104% 1047 1047 West Un T 6%5'36. 19 110 110 110 Wh Sew Mch 65'40. 1 40 40 40 Wil-Ov 18t 6345 °33. 1 101% 101% 101% Wil&Colst6s'41. 7 102 101% 102 You St & T 5s°78... 11 104% 1041 10415 RAILROAD. Ann Arbor 4s'52... 1 844 Atchisonadj4s'95. 1 94k 9414 9414 Atchison gen 4s'95. 3 974 97 97 Atchison cv 4l4s"48 7 1321k 130% 1305 Atch Ariz 418 62.. 1 102% 1023, 1023, At& Danv2d4s'48. 1 521 52w 521 AtCLecolds's2.... 14 92% 9238 92 2102 102 102 15 97 96% 96% . 78 101% 101% 101% 5 101% 101 101 33 105 104% 1047% 1 106% 106% 106% 24 104% 104% 104% 1 110% 110% 110% 8 88% 88y 88% 1 92% 925 92% 5 100% 100% 1007% 15 102% 101% 101% 1 90K 90% 90% 85 100% 100 100% 5 104% 104% 104% 36 95% 95 95% 5 101% 101 101 T 99% 99% 99% 6 997 99% 997 6 105% 105 105'% 14 105% 105 105% 6 105% 105% 1051 1118 118 118 2 112% 111% 112% 1108 108 108 3 90 89n 89N 99% 99% 99y 9 98% 98% 105 1051 841 841y Toledo 4= 50, Ban & Aroos 4= Bos & Me 5s 1 Bos & Me b5 '67 BKIyn Elev 61;s. Bklyn Man 6s '6: Bklyn Un EI b8 '50. BR & Pitt 4%s'57. Bush Ter con 5s '55. Can Nat 458 '57. Can Nat 414s 68, Can Nat 4%3'70 Can Nat 53 July '69. Can Nat 55 Oct '69. . Can Nor 6148 db 46 Can Nor 7s deb '40. . Can South 58 '62. Can Pacific db 4, Can Pac 4158 '46. .. Can Pacific 4158 '60 Can Pac s ctfs 44, Can Pacific 58 '54. . Cent of Ga 55 C '59. Cent Pacific 4s'49. . Cent Pacific 55 60.. Ches Corp 58 '47. Ch& O gn 41;s 9. Ch&O4t%sA'93 4 96% 967k 967k 1 105% 105% 105'% 16 100% 100% 100% 57 104 103% 104 10 100% 100% 100% Ch&O4%sB 95.. 1 100%: 100 100! CB&Qgen4s’58.. 1 97h% 97Kk Ch&East I1158°51. 7 2% 7% Ch Gr West 48°69.. 59 Tdla 74% T4% ChIn& T gn5s’56. 3 103 103% 103% ChIn&Lrf5s'47. 1105 105 105 9 | 72% | MARYLAND UTILITY HEADS MEET TODAY Problems of Industry to Be Discussed on Trip Down Bay. Special Dispatch to The Star. BALTIMORE, September 11.—Officials of public service corporations and repre- sentatives of national utility organiza~ tions will be among the speakers on the program of the Midwinter session of the Maryland Utilities Association to be held on the steamer Atlanta, beginning this afternoon. The meeting will end on Saturday. More than 250 members and gueses of the association will board the steamer at 3 pm. and the party will arrive at Jamestown tomorrow morning. En route down the Chesapeake Bay the electric, gas and transportation groups will hold a night meeting. Fri- day a second meeting will be held. Other Features. W. S. Vivian of Chicago will speak on “Public Relations” and Miss Dorothy Murphy, chairman of the women'’s divi- ; slon of the Southeastern Division, Na- tional Electric Light Association, will discuss the “Plan of Organization and Activities of the Women's Committee” at the night meeting of the electric group. The gas group will hear E. D. Milener of the American Gas Association dis- cuss “Recent Trends in the Gas In- dustry.” Dr. W. J. Huff of the Johns Hopkins University, will speak on re- search work in gas purification at the institution. . | During the night meeting of the trans- portation group J. C. Thirwall, of Sche- nectady, N. Y. will speak on “Trend in Modern Urban Transportation.” Talking pictures illustrative of trans- portation problems will be shown. The party will spend an hour sight- seeing in Jamestown before they re- embark for Yorktown. During the five- hour stay in Yorktown a golf tourna- ment will be held. The boat will leave the city Friday evening and arrive in Baltimore the next morning. George W. Kable, director of the Na- tional Rural Electric Light Project, will discuss that subject at the meeting of the electric group tomorrow. C. E. Greenwood, commercial director of the National Electric Light Association, will speak on “Trends in Power Company Merchandising.” N. F. Lawler, of Salis- bury, will speak on ‘“Merchandising as a Load Builder.” George J. O'Neill, of York, Pa., will speak on the “Development of the In- dustrial Load.” and J. Calhoun Smith, of Reading, Pa., will discuss “Building up the Water Heater Load,” at the meeting of the gas group. Symposium Meeting. | Adrian Hughes, of Baltimore, will hold | symposium meeting on equipment for city and intercity operation, cars and busGses. . P. Mangan, of Washin, 3 chairman of the electric gmup.':?a':i V‘7! A. Tobias, of Hagerstown, is chairman of the gas group. R. E. Town, of Fred- erick, is president of the association ::lf‘y D. E. Kinnear, of Baltimore, secre- Baltimore Markets Ch M & St P 4s & 5 874 87T RTI Ch M&StP 4%s'89. 31 100% 100 100 ChMStP&P5s'T5 34 88% 881 881 ChM&StPadj6s. 289 54% 531 54y Ch&NW gn 316’87 1 81% 81% 81% Ch & NW 452037, 79 99% 9 Ch & NW con 4%s. 24 100" Ch&NW 61%5'36.. 3 1 Ch Rwys 5827 5 v ROt 0 94% 6 115% 115% 11 1 92% 92 925, 6 105% 105 105 6 100 1001 10012 1 101% 101% 101% 2 50% 50% 507 W Ind cv 48’52 C& W Ind51s'62 CCC&StL 4 %8 (E) Colo & Sou 43 '35, Cuba Nor 5148 42.. Del & Hud rf 4s'43 5 95% 95% < Del & Hud 5%s°37. R 105% 105% 105% D&RGren4s'36.. 21 97% 97 971 Den& RG W5s'55. 5 96 96 96 DRG& Wst5s'78. 20 93% 93 Erie 1st con 4; 88 88 Erie con 4s A '53 86% 86 Erie conv 4s (B). 86% R6 Erie gen 4s 83 & Erje 55 1967 941 9 Erie 58 1975 24 937 93%, FlaECoast5s'T4.. 2 46% 46Y% Gr Trunk 7s'40.... 6 1124 112 Gr Nor 432576 (D) 12 100's 100 100 GrNor41;5'77 (E) 8 991, 99% 997 GrNorgn5ls‘62.. 1 111% 111% 111% Gr Nor gen 75'36... 66 112 Gulf Mobile 55 '50.. 10 1001 100's 100 Hud & Madj5s's7. 11 84 84 84 111 Cent 45 '52. © 3 93K 93 93y I Cent4s'53... .. 5 908 90% g I Cent 4% 5°66.... 24 101% 101% 101% 111 Cent 5s '35 + 1106k 1061 106 111 Cent 6155 '36.... 2 110% 110% 110% 1N CCStL&N 5s A.. 1 105% 105% 105% Int Rap Tr 55 '66... 59 721 718, 79% Int Rap Trsta'66.. 52 7216 71% 7214 Int Rap Tr6s°'32... 19 59 58 59 IntRap Tr7s32... 3 92 92 92 Int & Gr Nor 6s 10 104% 104 104 TowaCentrfds’51. 2 5% 5% 5% Kan City Ter4s'60. 7 941 94 04 Lake Shore 3%s'97 10 85% 851 851 Lake Shore 4s°31.. 21 100% 1003 1004 Teeh Val 552000.... 1 110% 110% 110% i 19 11 46% 12 Long Isl rf 48 49 L & N uni 48 "40 L&N 4%s 2003 Market St 7s '40 . MilE Ry & L 58 51 | Mil E Ry & L 65 '61. M &SL 1strf 4539, M StP&SSM con 4s. MSIP&SSM 55°38. 3 923 o3, a2 MStP&SSM 6%s.. 3 101% 101 1014 MK&TI1st4s5790.. 16 90% 9015 908 MK&T 4s B 62 5 93 92 oo MK&T4%s78... 5 99 o9 MK&Tadjbs’67.. 4 99% agn, Mo Pac gen 4s'75.." 22 811, g Mo Pacific 55 A'65. 6 102 102 102 Mo Pacific 58 F 77, 35 102 101% 101% Mo Pacific 58 H'80. 15 101% 1011 101% Mo Pac 5iiscv 49, 5 109 109 109 N:('.l&sl L4s 1 94% 94% 94 1 993 99% 99 7 100% 100% 100% 9 103% 103 1081 S B OB4N B4L Bal 25 95% 95% 5% . 15 100% 100 10014 15109 108% 109 3 a7, 7 1028 1025 1023 5 81 8 8 9 90% 904 0% 9914 9% X B0 NYCreim s 2 i | hamper, 50a75; tomatoes, hampes 1% 111% | Special Dispatch to The Star. BALTIMORE, Md. September 1 Potatoes, white, 100 pol?nda, 75a2.01 | barrel, 2.00a2.75; sweet potatoes, barrel, 3.25a4.0( boans, hamper, 1.25a2.25: beets, 100, 4.00; cabbage, basket, 75a | 1.00; carrots, 100, 2.00a3.00; caulifiower, crate, 1.75a2.00; celery, crate, 1.25a1.75; corn, dozen, 20a35; cucumbers, hamper, 60a1.00; eggplants, hamper, 50290; lim: beans, bushel, 2.50a3.00; lettuc>, crate, 1.40a75; peppers, hamper, 50a75; squash. 40a | 1.00; packing stock, bushel, 60a90; ap- | ples, bushel. 50a1.25; cantaloupes, ham- \ per, 35a1.00; huckleberries, quart. 18a | 22: peaches, bushel, 1.50a3.50; TS, | l;g.}l’ael, 75a1.25; watermelons, 100, 10.00a Dairy Market. Poultry—Alive, chickens. Springers, | pound, 20a28; Leghorns, 15a23; hens, 20a28; Leghorns, 14a20: roosters, 14a15: ducks. 13a20: guinea fowls, each, 65a 75; pigeons, pair, 15a20. Eggs—Receipts, 814 cases: nearby hennery, white, firsts, 35; Southern, firsts, 26a28; firsts, 28a30; current re- ceipta 25a27. | _Butter—Good to fancy creamery, pound, 36a42; ladles, 28a30; rolls, 27a 28; process, 33a35; store packed, 24a25. i Hay and Grain. | Wheat—No. 2 red Winter, export, 89'¢; No. 2 Winter, garlicky, spot, | 8614; September, 8614: October, 87%. Corn—No. 2 domestic, yellow, new, 1.14a1.15: cob corn, 5.50a5.75. Rye—Nearby, 65a70. ‘sOItl»Whlw, No. 2, new, 49; No. 3, Hay—Receipts, 23 tons. _General hay market strengthening. Drought has serously curtailed nearby crops, chang- ing the entire situation. Sections here- tofore shipping are now asking for of- fers of hay. . Good clover mixed and timothy new hay will bring from 22.00 to 28.00 per ton. Wheat straw, No. 1, per ton, 9.00a 10.00; oat straw, No. 1, per ton, 9.00a 10.00. Live Stock Market. Cattle—Receipts, 3,000 head; good supply; market steady. Steers, choice to prime, none; good to choice, 9.00a 10.00: medium to good, 8.00a9.00; fair to medium, 7.00a8.00; plain to fair, 6.00a7.00; common to plain, 5.0026.00. Bulls, choice to prime, none; good to choice, 6.00a6.25; medium to good, 5.75a 6.00; fair to medium, 5.25a5.75; plain to fair, 4.75a5.25; common to plain, 4.25 a4.75. Cows, choice to prime, none; good to choice, 5.25a5.75; medium to good, 4.75a5.25; fair to medium, 3.75a 4.75; plain to fair, 2.75a3.75; common to plain, 2.25a2.75. Heifers, choice to prime, none; good to choice, 6.75a7.75; medium to good, 6.25a6.75; fair to me- dium, 5.75a6.25; plain to fair, 4.75a common to plain. 3.75a4.75. Fresh and springers, 30.00a80.00. Sheep and lambs—Receipts, 2,000 head; moderate supply; market steady. Sheep, 1.00a3.50; lambs, 4.0029.50. Calves—Receipts, 100 heas light supply; market steady. Calves, 5. NY C&StL 4%5'78. 21 97% 978, 97% NYC&StLb%sA. 2 107% 107% 107% NYC&StL6s'31. 21 102% 1021 102% NH&H 4%8°67. 20 964 96 96 W&B4%8'46.. 15 90% 90% 90% Norf South5s'41.. 1 55 56 55 Nor& Wnev4s'96. 3 96% 961 9s1 or Pacific 38 2047. 2 69% 69% 693, or Pacific4s’97... 1 95 95 95 or Pac 5s D 2047.. 2 106 106 106 Nor Pacr16s2047. 13 114 114 114 Penn cv 4145 '60 4 104% 104% 104% Penn gen 4155°65.. 6 102% 1025 1023 Penn 4135 70 34 98% 981, 98w Penn 4% s ‘63 26 101% 101% 101% Penn gen 5s " 2 110% 1108 1108 Penn 6155 '36 10 110% 110 11004 Pere Mar 43580, 25 101% 101% 101% Pere M 15t 55 13 105 105 105 P& W V41aC'60. 24 95% 951 954 Port Ry 53'42..... 7 105% 105% 105% Port Ry L&P 6s 47. 1105 105 105 Por R L&P 7%s°46 13 109 1087 108% Ore Short L.conbs. 1 106% 106% 1064 tead gen 438 A'97 5 101% 101% 101% Reading 4%s B... 22 101% 101% 101% Read Jer Cen4s's1 2 95 95 95 HMoGr Wclt 48 '49. 5 8R&% RBY 88 StLIrMntss'3l.. 8 1021 101 1021 StL IM R&G 43'33. 4 99% 99% 997, IndsA . 23 91% Ol 91y StL&S StL&S ‘S&L&S! 4%8°'78. 47 93 92% 93 .21 102% 101 102% StL&SFprinbsB. 2 103% 103% 103% L 4% 8. n Dep 58 '72. San A& AP 4s’'43 Seab A L 4s st .o Seab A Licv 654 Seab A1l 165 A Sou Pac ref 4s '55.. Sou Pac 4135 '68. .. Sou P 4148 '69 ww . Sou P & Or 4% Sou Rwy gen 45 56 Sou Rwy 58 e Sou Rwy 61 Tex & Pac 58 B'77. Tex & Pac 55 C 19 Third Ave ref 4560 Third Av adj 5s'60. Un Pac 1st 4847, Union Pac 4s 68. . Un Pac ref 4s 2008 Un Pac 4%s'67.... Un P 18t rf 55 2008 Va Ry 1st 5s '62 Va Ry & Pow 6s Wahash 4= 78 Wabash 5s B Wabash 5%s West Md 4852 West Md 518 West Pac . Wis Cen g8 45 '36.. 10014 100% 893 111 122% 1081 103 513 33% 99 9215 951, 100% 111 1073 102 94 ¢ 101% 105 88 1021 99% % B AN AmRee ah~n e EX ] 1024 99% 6 75 15