Evening Star Newspaper, December 10, 1935, Page 16

FINANCIAL BOND PRICES HOLD TONARROW RANGE Many Junior Issues Steady, _With Support Offsetting Profit-Taking. BOND AVERAGES 20 10 10 10 Ralls. Indus. Util. For'n Net change. —.1Unc.Unc. +.1 Today, noon 85.6101.6 99.8 69.5 Prev. day... 85.7101.6 99.8 69.4 Month ago. 81.3100.2 §9.2 69.0 Year ago_._ 85.5 922 853 689 1935 high_.. 87.8101.9 99.8 70.4 1935 low. 764 922 845 655 1934 high... 89.4 929 889 70.0 1934 low. 745 73.7 68.2 60.2 1932 10W.... 45.8 40.0 646 42.2 1928 high...101.1 98.9102.9 100.5 10 Low-Yield Bonds. Tdy.. noon 109.8 Prev. day. 109.8 Month ago 109.4 Year ago.108.3 1935 high 110.7 1935 wow. 107.9 1934 high 1083 1934 low. 99.1 1928 high 104.4 1932 lew. 86.8 (Compiled by the Associated Press.) \ = By the Assoclated Press. NEW YORK, December 10.—Mixed trends featured today's bond matket, with most changes confined to small fractions. Ttalian issues in the foreign list moved forward buoyantly in the early trading as if impressed by the more active talk in London and Pafis on Ethiopian peace prospects. Many of the secondary issues hung closely around the finals of yesterday on a considerable volume of dealings. ‘The market thus gave an indication of substantial support with an offset of Tealizing as well. Loans of such roads as Frisco and Wabash were heavy, while those of Baltimore & Ohio, St. Paul and South- ern Pacific edged a little higher. Postal Telegraph 5s, American & Foreign Power 5s, Texas Corp. 5s and United Drug 5s found buyers at slightly higher levels, and Botony Con- solidated Mills jumped 4 points to| around 197:. United States Governments were steady. Treasury 33gs, 1941-3, sold at 107.21, up 4-32 of a point. Smaller gains appeared in the Treasury 27:s and 3%s of 1941. Federals sold a shade lower. e INVESTING COMPANIES NEW YORK. December 10 (P.—New York Security Dealers’ Association (Noon quotations.y i Admin Pd 2nd Inc Am Gen Ea Inc Am Business Shrs_ Am Ins Stocks- Basic Industry _ Bullock Fund Corporate Trust By private wire direct to The Star, TREASURY. High. Low. 2:58. I%l 194547 e IWZB 100 22 10022 2%s 195! eeee= 1002 9931 9931 35 1946-48 o cemew 10221 10220 10220 38 1951-65___— 10224 10220 10222 3% 8 1946-49 e 103 23 10320 10320 l%l 1949-52 - 10319 10319 10819 8% 51941, _oeoe. 1083 1083 1083 l’Al 1944-46_____ 1054 1051 1051 338 1940-43June 10717 10716 10717 3% e 1941-43 Mar. 10721 10717 10717 3% 1943-47____. 10612 10611 10611 3%81946-66_-... 1091 1091 1091 43 1944-54_ 11024 11022 11022 4148-3% 8 1943-45 10515 10512 10512 4% 1947-52 1153 1151 1158° FEDERAL FARM MORTGAGE. 35 1947 .. 10110 10110 10110 351949 __ e 10030 10029 100 28 3%s1964_ 10214 10214 10214 HOME OWNERS' LOAN. 28,51939-49_____ 9921 9918 9918 351952 - 10025 10022 10024 One or two of the | 5" | Chile Mtg Bk 63 FOREIGN BONDS. WHigh. Low. 2:55. Abitibl Pa&Pw 53’63 35% 347 35% Agr Mtg Bk Col 6 *47 Febr cou 0B Agr Mtg Col Bk 6s ‘48 April cou cn_ Antioquia 7s '45 D Antioquia 1st 78 '57 Antwerp 63’68 __ Argentine Argentine Argentine Argentine 6 Argentine 6s Argentine 6s Argentine 6s Australia 4%s ‘56 Australia 58 '55... Australia 5s'67 Belgium 6%s'49 ... Belgium 78 '55 Belgium 7s ‘56 Berlin 6s 58 Berlin El Ry 638 '56. Bogota 8545 Bolivia 78 '68 e Rolivia 75 "69_. Bolivia 8s 47. Brazil 7s 52 Brazil 6345 '26-'57 Brazil 638 "27-'57 Brazil 8s 41 _ Breda Ernesto 7s '54_ Bremen St 7s '35_ Brisbane 5558 Brisbane 6s'50 _ Buenos A C 6s 60 Oct Buenos A C63%s 55 _ Buenos A 6s 61 st Pv | BuenosA61: s'61stPv_ Buigaria 7s '67 July coupon off ... Bulgaria T32s'68 May coupon off __. | Caldas 713s ‘46 | Canada 4s 60 Canada 4¢%s ‘31 Canada 5552 .. Chile 63 '60 Chile 65’61 Jan Chile 6..'61 Feb; Chile 65 '62 Chile 6s '63 | Chile 7s"4 Chile Mtg Bk 6s'61 Chile Mtg Bk 65 '62 105% 4 110% 117% 107% 28 7 Colombi 6s ‘81 Oct Copenhagen bs ‘52 Cordoba 7s 57 stpd Cuba 5%s ‘45 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, High, At1&Ch AL 4%s’44. 101 101 101 At1G & W 15869 62 61 62 Atl Refin deb 53 '37._. 106% 106% 106% '40.. 105 105 105 ——eme 102% 102% 102% 62% 62 624 1073% 107% 3 Low. 2:55, B & O Toledo 4s "69... Bank&Aroos Bat Crk & St Bell T of Pa b; Bell T of Pa b Beneficial L 6; Beth Steel 434560 st Bos& Me 4%s'61J._ Bos & Me bs ‘55 Bos & Me 53 '67 Bos N Y A L 4555 Bot Con M 61;s'34 Bot Con M 6%s '34 ct. Bklyn Edis 55°49 A Bklyn Bd 52 B__ Bkiyn M T 9 A Bklyn M T 6s'68 A Bklyn Un Gas 55 45._. Bklyn Un Gas 65 50, Bklyn Un G 6s'57 B Brown Shoe 3% 5 '50 . Buft R&P con 445’57 Buf R&P5s'37____. Bush Term 1st 4s '52. Bush T Bldg 6s '60 By-Prod Ck 538 "4 Calif G&E ret 72 Calit Packing 6s ‘40 Camag S 75 42 ctfs__ Can'dian Nt R438'51 Can’dian Nt R43%s'67 Can’dian N §5'69July. Can’dian Nt 65'690ct. Can'dian Pec dbssperp Can’dian Pc 4348 '46_. Can’dian Pc 41560 .. Can’dian Pc 58 ‘44 cfs Can'd‘an Pc 6854 Caro Cl & O 6s '52 Cent Br U P 45’48 Cent of Ga 1st 5s Cent of Ga con bs '4 Cent o? Ga bs 69 C Cent of Ga rf 538 Cent IIE& G Cent N Eng 48'61____ Centof N J 4s'87_ Cent of N J zen 65587. Cent of N Jgn5s'87rg Ceut Pac 18t rf 48 *49. Cent Pac6s'60 _____ Cent Steel 8541 Cert'd deb5%s Chesap C ev cl 65 "44_ Chesap Corp 5s ‘47 C&O4%s 95 B C& O conbs 39 Chi & Alt ref 3s'49 Chi B & Q gen 45 '58_g107% {Chi B& Q4%s'17 __V107 | Chi B & Qref 5s'71.. | Chi B&Q 1 div 4s'49__ Chi&E [116s'51._ __ Chi & E 111 5551 ctfs. Chi Grt W 4s°59 | Ch11& Lgen 556 Chi1 & L gen 636 ChiInd & Sc 45 56 __ CM&SLP gn 31;5'89B. CM&SLP 45 89 - CM&StP gn 415 ‘89 C. CM&StP 415’80 E CM&StP 4%s'89 CM&StP6s 76 _ | CM&StP&P adj582000 Chi & NW gn 3145 '87 | Chi & NW gn 4587 _ | Ch1 & NW 4155 2037 . Chi & NW 41552037 65% 104 9 60 92 107 106% 8 8 4 109% 1078 112 113 8415 103% 100% 112% 4 104% '3 111 291, 5014 28% 15% 15% 107 105% 8 109% 107% 112 113 85% 103% 1005 112% 104% 111% 29% 50% 28% 151 15% 97% 46% 87% 4 100% 9515 108 109% BONDS ON N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE High. It T&T6s'56..... 79% lowa C 1st&rf 4s '51. 1% James F &C 4s Low. 2:55. 8% 78 1% Kan C Ter 1st 45 '60. Kan G & E 434s '80 Kendall 6348°48 ww.. 103% v Kresge Foun 45 '45... 111% 111% Laclede Gas 65 ‘39__. 101% lgé% D. Lake S&M So l%l‘" Lautaro Nitr 6s 54.. Leh C&N 4% LVNY1s 8 LVNY 4%s'40 gtd. Leh Val Coal 5s '64 Leh V Pa con 4s 2003 Leh V P cond¥%s 2003 Leh V RR con bs 2008 Ligg & Myr Ts "44. Loew’s 6s ° Long Isl ref 4s'49.__. Lorrillard 68 '51 ... La & Ark 6= 69 . L &N 4%s2003 L&NG622003B .. L&NTrf5%s2003 __ L & N So Mon it 45’62 M’Cro’yS5%s'41 filed. McKess & R 638 '50_ Manhat R 4s°90 Marion St Sh §s Mead Co 63 '4b Mich Cent 4% Mi) € R&S L s 6. Ml E R&S L rf Mil Spa & N W Minn & SLrf 4s’49__ Minn & S L 5534 cf: MSLP&SSM cn 48 3! MStP&SSM 6s '38 gt.. MStP&SSM 6%s"49.. Mo 111 68 '59 MoK & T 1sf MoK & T 4 MoK & T b¢ A Mo K & T adj 58 67 Mo Pac 18 Mo Pac bs 65 Mo Pac 6877 F Mo Pac 58 17 F ctf: Mo Pac 55’80 H Mo Pac 68’811 — Mo Pac bs '81 I ctfs. Mo Pac5%s 49 A Mob & Ohio 4%s'77_. Mohawk & M 4591 _. Monong Ry 1st 4560 Mont Cent 6837 Mont Pwr 5862 A Mont Tram 68 "41.__. Morris & Co 4148 '39_ Mor & Esx 3%s 2000_ Mut Fuel Gas 53 '47__ Namm & Sons 63 "43 . Nassau El 4s 61 gid.. Nat Dairy 6%s* l! - NatDisP C4 103% 101% 1027% 102% 106% 106'% 105% 105 82% 82l 114% 114% 102'4 102% 69% 68% 83 82% 100 99% 97% 974 103 103 . 103% 103% 363 36% 1% 337 27% i 104% 104 9% 101% 104 9015 109 10015 57% 104% 102 5 100% 57% 104 101% 3%, 3% 105% 120% Nat Steel 4865 New E T&T 43 New Or GNR 68 '83 A New Or PS5s'52 A New Or PS 58 65B _ New Or Ter 1st 4s ‘53 New Or T&M 418’56 New Or T&M 6554 B New Or T&M bs ‘56 C. New Or T&M 6% 854 N Y Cent 3%s N Y Cent con 4598 ¥ Cent rf 4348 2013 Cif4%s2013n.. Cent ref s 2013 Centcv 6s 44 __. CLSh3%s 98 _ NYC L Sh 335 98 rg. X Y Y ¥ HUTTON RESIGNS FROMFOODS POST Chester Named Chairman. Francis Is Advanced to Presidency. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, December 10.—E. F. Hutton, Wall Street banker and in- dustrialist, has resigned as chairman of General Foods Corp. it was an- nounced today. C. M. Chestbr, president of the cor- poration, has been named as Hutton's successor as chairman and Clarence Francis, executive vice president, has been appointed president to succeed Chester. The office of executive vice presi- dent has been eliminated. Serves Without Salary. A statement issued by the company telling of the resignation said Hutton had held the position of chairman since April, 1923, and “during this period. has declined to accept any com- pensation therefor.” Chester commented that Hutton, “although improving, was not in good health and that his return to active business affairs was indefinite.” “The directors,” the announcement added, “expressed gratitude to Mr. Hutton for his long and useful serv- ice given at heavy personal and finan- cial sacrifice. Mr. Hutton remains as & director of the corporation.” Attacked “New Deal” Mr. Hutton recently attracted at- tention with an article in the maga- zine Public Utilities Fortnightly, in which he urged business to “gang up” in opposition to certain aspects of the New Deal. Mr. Hutton explained in a subse~ quent statement, however, that the article had been written several months previously and that he had changed his attitude toward the Roosevelt administration since it was written. He said he had used the ex- pression “gang up” merely in the sense of “get together.” More than 20 years ago Hutton married Marjorie Post, daughter of the late C. W. Post, founder of Post | Cereal business which became an im- portant anit in the General Foods combination when it was formed in 1929. They were divorced last Sep- tember. Founded Stock Firm. Hutton founded the stock exchange firm of E. F. Hutton & Co., in 1904, but for a number of years has been less active in the concern, and is now a special partner. He is a director of Chrysler Corp. and other large cor- porations. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1935. STEEL SHIPMENT LAG N NOVEMBER United States Corporation Reveals Drop of 4,921 Tons . 10 681,820 Level. . By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, December 10.—Ship- ments of finished steel products by United States Steel Corp. in Novem- ber decreased 4921 tons to 681,820 tons, compared with 686,741 in Octo- ber. Shipments in November, 1934, were 366,119 tons. In November, 1933, they were 430,358 tons and in November, 1932, they were 275,594 tons. For the first 11 months ended No- vember 30 shipments totaled 6,709,784 tons, compared with 5,507,243 in the first 11 months of 1934, ——— BALTIMORE LIVE STOCK. (United States Department of Agri- culture). Cattle—100; market nomi- nally steady; few low cutter and cut- ter cows, 3.50a4.50; odd head beef cows around 5.0025.50; few medium bulls, 5.0085.75. Calves—175; market steady; good and choice vealers, 11.50a12.00; common arid medium, 7.00a11.00; few loads low-grade calves, 5.00a6.50. Hogs—325; market slow, 10 to 15 cents lower; good and choice, 120 to 210 pounds, 10.50a10.75; top, 10.75; 220 to 250 pounds, 10.00210.50; 260 to 325 pounds, 9.35a9.85; good packing sows, 8.65a9.25. Sheep—100; steady, few lots good and choice lambs, 11.25a11.75; com- mon downward to 7.50; slaughter ewes, 5.00 down. SHORT-TERM SECURITIES. (Reported by Chas. D. nnrney‘& Co Allis-Chalmers Co. 5s 1937. 100'3 Amer. Beet Sugar 05 1940. | Am Tel. & Tel. 525 18- | Atfantie Renning 35 10 | Galifornia Packing 5s 1 es. & Ohio Ry. 58 R o T o o nt’ Northvest. 6'as 10 ugiers Gas 55 193 D- wnre Hudson ')’;s o Gr. 4725 1 %i- i =Sasm 505 SER35 LR alley Ehiivine & Neoh Michiean Central 45 N Y. Chi & St. L. 4 Ohio River R R. ot beored R. Co. 6las 1056 Rep. Iron & Steel 58 1940 Rio Gr. Western 4« ](l‘(fl Vanadium Corp. 58 106 75 86 Warner Bron. ¢ West. N. Y & Py NEW YORK PRODUCE. YORK. December 10 FINANCIA Bond Calls Force Changes in List For A.P. Averages By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, December 10.—Bond calls have made it necessary to change | the Associated Press bond averages in five instances this week: In the industrials, Armour of Dela- ware 5%s of 1943 and Bethlehem Steel 55 of 1942 were replaced by Arm- strong Cork 4s of 1950 and Goodrich 6%s of 1947, In the low-yields, American Smelt- ing 58 of 1947 and Detroit Edison 5s of 1955 were substituted with Brown Shoe 3%s of 1950 and Wilson Co. 4s a1 1955, In the rails, Pennslvania 355 of 1941 were replaced with Atchison, To- peka and Santa Pe 4s of 1955. The new issues were selected for prices that would preserve the con- tinuity of the averages, REICHSBANK STATEMENT. I BERLIN. December 10 (#.—The Reichs- ank statement as of *December 7 shows the * following changes in reichmarks; Gold and bullion increased 126,000, reserve | in foreign currencies increased 40.600, bills of exchange and cheques decreased 199.- 360:000, miver and OLher coine. mercased 90,000, notes on other banks increased | 3,498,000, ‘advances decreased 36,487,001 investments iicreased 414.000, other a tets decreased 0707000, notes' in circul tion decreased 141,544,000, matur- | Ing obligations decreased 70,072,000, other liabilities decreased 1,819,0 ‘Total gold holdings. 88,277,000, Note coverage. 2.31 per cent. Rate of discount, 4 per cent. If You're Interested in eased to talk over ny ll‘vuflvl Swartzell, Rhnm & chuy NOTES Bought—Sold Quoted HERTZ & CO., Inc. 753 Southern Bldg. Telephone MEtro. 1225. : i 3 % H | not worried about the U. S. Unem. ployment TAXES which art on Jan. 1, 1936, on all payrolls of eight or more persons. I've se- cured one of the FORMS providing for information required by this law from those Specialists for Business Records and Equipment Walcott-Taylor Co., Inc. Mills Bldg. Metro. 5864 FUNDAMENTAL INVESTORS, INC. 4% PAID ON SAVINGS Besides this liberal interest your funds here up to $5,000, are se- cured by Fed- You save from 1% An Investment Company Under Experienced Security-Management FINANCED At Reduced Interest Rates Low as 5% to 112% on interest rates when you secure a Home Loan from Columbia. No delays, no extra fees, and the finan- cial convenience of a long-term loan at minimum interest rates. Con- sult us tomorrow about a loan for Penney Increases Regular Dividend % And Orders Extra E e By the Associated Press. Chi & NW 43,5 49 Chi& NW 4% s"87___ Chi & NW gn 5s '87 _ Chi & NW rf 5s 2037 C&NW Nr W 6%s 36 Chi R I&P rf 48 34 Chi R 1&P rf 45'34 cf. Chi R 1&P gn 4s Chi R 1&P 4%s Cund'amarca 638’ Czechoslovakia 8s '51 Denmark 4%4s ‘62 Denmark 538 ‘55 Denmark 6s 42 Deu Bk 65 '35 ct stpd | Elec Pw Ger 635 '50_ El Salvador 8s 48 ct_ mery. Tust A A T Corporate Trus! 3 'x”'l.l 92 BCOY!I Tr A A mod Corp Tr Accum Ser. Corp Tr ‘Acc_Mod Cumulative Tr Sn. - Depos Bk Sh N ¥ Depos Ins Shrs “A’ iversified Tr C. ividend Shrs Eauity Corp $3 Bt Fidelity Pund Inc- NYC&StL 434578 NYC&StL 5%s'74 A_ YC&StL 1st 68 '35 NYC&StL 6s'35 rets \ Y Conn 1st 4 eral Savings and Loan In- surance—t h e only local fi- nancial institu- tion of this kind firm. Prices un- " 18.615. weak. Mixed colors packs or selections {rom fresh re- stendards and commerck a rties. First Boston Corp, Five-Year Tnvestors Fa -C Tavestors Pund of Am Major Shrs Corp. land Pund Natton Wide Nlllon Wlde Sec Tr_Shrs Noi Tr_8! Pivmoutn Fund - Tnc- Quarterly Income Sh- Selected sh Belected Income Sh Selected Man Trust Trask_Fund m Tr_Shrs. Util Inc_ f Am Tr of Am of Am of Am of Am T B er of Am suprrmed Shrs Trust Pund Shrs__~ Trustee Stand Inv C_. Trustee Stand Inv D Trusteed Am Bk * Trusteed Industry Shr: Trusteed N Y Bk Shrs_ DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED YORK, December 10.—Dividends eclared (prepared by Standard Statistics Extra. Pe- Stk. of Rate. riod. record. Cop Consol Mining & Smelt ___ 8 Pay- able, 12-31 Inlan vest Manufacturers” Trust, &uru Fdr: eeden & C Fedders Mfg ____ Stock. 100% - Accumulated. Gt Lakes P £7 bt $4.58% ang Cha "8% ot $250 - n Bogne o1 _$1.50 Regular, Amer Ther Bot pf 872 Q Carriers & General__5 Motors Prod Coniagas Mlnes Cons Mining Bimelt " Ganada__ U. 8. TREASURY NOTES. . D. Co.] rted by Chas. %“Pmey .Dfler) e o s v i g 19120 00101 [T . e SREEEEIE 8 SRR I e SS22RESIFIRIR s SRy B &2 putreeye NEW YORK, December 10 (P.—Call money steady: % per cent all d-v: prime commercial paper, % per cent: time loans i e edisc New: Fork Finland 6s 4o _ Finland 63%s 56 French Gov 7%s 41_. Gelsenkirchen 6s'34. GerCBk AT7s'50 . Ger C Bk A65°60 July Ger C Bk A 63 '60 Oct Ger Gen EIl 65 48 Ger Gen El 65 "40. Ger Gen E1 7s "45_. Ger Gov 515'65 stpd_ Ger Gov 51, 4'65 unst.. Ger Prov & City Bk con Ag 618 ‘58 Grt Br& Ir5s ", GrtCEl Jap 613850 Greek Gov 68 '68 _ Haitt 6s 52 Helsinzfors 614 '60. Hungary 7%s 44 Febr coupon on Hung Con M 71845 unmat coupon on . Italy 7s '51 ItalCrd P W 7s * Ital Crd P W T Ital PUCrd T Japan 5%s ‘65 Japan 61as '54 Kreu&Toll 5s’59A cfs Lombard El 7s ‘52 Merid Elec 7s ‘57 A Met Water 513850 Mex st 5s Milan 6385 Montecatini 78 ‘37— | Montevideo 6s'59.... | Norway 6s '63 Norway 5245 "65 —muue Norway 6543 TA 7B 98 34 46 487% 100% 10 Nuremberg 6s 52 Oriental Dev 65’63 .. Panama 6863 ... Pernam 7s 47 Peru 7s '59 Poland 6s '40... Poland 8s°50 . Prussia 6552 Prussia 6%s ‘51 Queensland 6s '47 Queensland 75 ‘41 Rhein-Main 7550 __. Rhine W EIl P 65 '55... Riode Jan 6%s '63 April coupon oft Rotterdam 6s '64_ Rome 614862 _. Rumania 7s 69 Aug coupon oft Sao Paulo C 8%= '57 May coupon off Sao Paulo St 7s'40 _. Sarnta F Arg 78'62stp. Siemens & H 6 51 Silesia Prov 7 Silesian Bk 6s 11.. Toho El Pw 78 '65. Tokio 5s ‘62 ‘Tokio 53s ‘61 Tokio E1 Lt 6s Ujigawa B P 7s * Unterelb P&L Un Sti Wk 63% Un Stl Wk 6%8°61 A. Uruguay 6s "60 Westphal El P 6s '53. DOMESTIC BONDS. Adams Exp 4547 98% Exp 8- 99 Allled Stores 4% 50 99’6 99% Alleg Valley 48°42... 109 109 109 Allis-Chalm 4s°45 . __ 113% 112% 112% Am Beet Sugcv 65’40 102 102 102 Am & For Pw 552030 67% 66 Am 1GChbE%s"49. .. 118% l;g% 118% Am lcecv 58’53 Am Intl 53%s 49 101% 101% 101% Am Roll Mill 4% 122'% 119% 119% Am T & T gold 4 101 101 101 AmT&T 4%s'39 115% 115% 116% AmT&Tcltr6s '46. 108% 108% 108% Am T & T deb 6 118% 118 113 8 '65.. 1134 112% 112% 112% 112% 112% Am TypeF6s 40cfs 78 74% 78 Am Wat Wks - 110 110 110 Am Wat Wks 100 Anaconda db 414s '50. Anglo Ch Nitr s "46 Ann A 1stex in 45’95 Arm'r(Del)ist 48 56, 94% 94% 947 102% 102% 102% 103% 103% 103% 109% 109% 109% 107% 107% 107% 16% 1 6% 9% 9TH 82 84 854 85% 95% 96 40% 3% CRI&P 4%s'52 s Chi R 1&P 4%s ‘60 Chi St L&N Me 4s ‘51 % | Clev Un Ter 5% Chi T H&> 1st 58 '60. Chi T H&S inc bs 8- Chi Union Sta 45 *44_ Chi Un Sta 4563 Chi Un Sta 43563 A Chi Un Sta 5s'44____. Chi Un Sta 5s 63 Chilas & Co 6s 43 Chile Cop deb 55 *47__ Cin Gas El 4s 68 A CCC&StL rf 4 %#'17E CCC&StL gn 55 '41 B. CCC&StL rf 68 ‘65 D CCC&SIL C div 4s '39 Clev&Pitts 43,542 A. Clev Un Ter 438 '7° " | Clev Un Ter 6s 73 18 s724 | Colo Fuel & Ir 55 43 Colo Ind cl tr 6s 34__ Colo & So 4348 30 Columbia G & E deb 55 52 April Columbla G & B 65’52 May Columbia G&E s ‘61. Col R P L 1st 4 Cop Coal Md rf bs ‘50 | Con Coal Md 65'50 cfs Con Gas N ¥ 4345 °51. Con Gas N ¥ 55 ‘57 ConG N ¥ db 5%5'45 Container deb 55 '43_. Container 6s '46 Crown C&S 4s '50 Crown Wiil P 6s'51.. 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