Evening Star Newspaper, April 28, 1940, Page 29

FINANCIAL. Foreign Issues Up; . Other Bonds Stay In Narrow Range Loans of Japan, Reich, Belgium, Uruguay Most Prominent . By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, April 27—Impor- tant swings in today’s quiet bond market were confined to the for- eign list where various leaders pushed up 1 to 3 points. Most prominent were Japanese 614s and 6%s, German 5%s and 7s, Belgian 6s, 6125 and 7 and Uruguay 6s. Most of the gains, traders thought, were due to speculative » buying for a rally inspired by the recent sharp drop in prices on war developments. Corporate loans were listless and prices remained narrow. Closing fractionally higher were Deleware & Hudson refunding 4s at 561, Great Northern “G” 4s of '46 8t 104, St. Paul 5s at 6%, Youngs- town Sheet & Tube 4s at 106'/, and New York Central 55 at 587, Down a little were bonds of Rem- Ington Rand, M-K-T, International Paper and American & Foreign Power. Only a few United States Govern- ments were traded at prices ranging from 13/32ds higher to 2/32ds lower. Transactions of $2,756,000, face value, were the smallest for a short session since February 3. Volume on the previous Saturday was $3,- 078,700. Baltimore Markets Special Dispatch to The Star. BALTIMORE, Md., April 27.—The week brought about good demand for live poultry, especially the bete ter grades. Quotations on both Yyoung stock and some fowl in- creased from 1 to 2 cents per pound. Peking ducks also were higher, the increase ranging from 2 to 3 cents. Old rocks and leghorns, roosters and capons remained steady. Al- though receipts during the early part of the week were rather light, they increased to moderate later. The price changes also developed during the last half of the period. With the exception of a few little- wanted items, the stock was fairly well cleared at the close. Young rocks increased from 1 to 2 cents and sold 20 and 23. Crosses were 1 cent h)gher at 19 and 22 and some mixed 'colors increased 2 cents, the prices being 18 and 22. Young leghorns, 1% pounds and up, continued mostly 18. Old rocks ‘were about steady at 17 and 19 with a few selling a little higher and mixed colors increased 1 cent, bring- ing 16 and 18 with a few selling at a premium, Old leghorns continued 13 and 15. Roosters were slow to move at 10 and 12 for mixed colors and 7 and 10 for leghorns. Young Pekin ducks, 5 pounds and up, increased 2 to 3 cents and sold 17 and 18. Capons were in good demand at 26 and 28 for birds weighing 7 pounds and up. Egg Prices Steady. Egg prices remained practically steady best nearby ungraded whites selling 16% and 17!, dozen. Mixed colors were unchanged at 16 and 1815 * above average on most days. The general trend was downward on most native and nearby garden truck, the market on which was rather dull. Maryland round white potatoes, however, were steady, sel- ling 1.60a1.75 per 100-pounds. Spin- ach declined slightly to 20a45 bushel and kale was steady, selling 15a25 bushel. Purple top turnips con- tinued unchanged at 15a30 half- bushel. Rhubarb was lower, selling 3a6 bunch. Livestock Market. Cattle—50. Compared with Fri- day last week steers steady to shade higher; medium and good 900-1,250 pounds 8.50-9.75; few part load lots up to 1050 and pair 1,040 pounds 11.00; common lightweights down to 8.00 and few below; heifers scarce; best 9.25 weight 970 pounds; cows steady; beef kinds 6.00-7.00; strictly good to 17.50; 4.50-5.75; thin lightweights down to 4.00; sausage bulls steady with week ago; weak to 25 under Monday; late sales 7.25 down. Calves—10. Compared with week 2go vealers 50 higher; good and choice 1150-12.00; common and medium 8.00-10.50; culls down to 7.00 and below. Hogs—675. Steady; practical top 690. Good and choice 170-210 pounds 6:65-90; 220-240 pounds 6.40- 65; 250-300 pounds 5.85-6.45; 150-160 pounds 6.50-75; 140-150 pounds 6.35-55; 130-140 pounds 6.10-35; 120-130 pounds 5.85-6.20. Packing sows 4.80-5.30. Compared with week ago market 50 higher. Sheep—10. Compared with week ago spring lambs 25-50 lower; late sales good and choice grades 13.00-75; closing undertone weak; few throwouts 10.00-12.00;.0ld crop Jambs available mostly Monday and Friday this week; good choice grades 80-85 pound shorn fed west- erns Monday 10.75; 78 pound wooled natives 12.00. Grain Market. Opening prices were: Wheat, No. 2 red winter, garlicky, spot, do- mestic, 1.141;. Settling prices were: ‘Wheat, No. 2 red winter, garlicky, spot, domestic, 1.141;. Closing prices were: Wheat, No. 2 red winter, gar- licky, spot, domestic, 1.141; Corn, No. 2 yellow, domestic, bushel. 75a77; ‘Western billing at a premium over this price. Cob corn, barrel, 3.60 2380; country prices reported, 3.40 a360. Oats, bushel, No. 2 white, ~ domestic, 57a62; Pacific Coast, No. 1 white, 72a74. On all sales of oats to the local trade, excepting those on track, there is an additional charge of 1% cents per bushel for storage and elevation, which is paid by the buyer. Rye, No. 2, bushel, 80a85. Barley, No. 2, bushel, 60a65. Hay, ton, 14.00 217.00; wheat straw, ton, 9.50a10.00. Flour, barrel, winter, patent, 6.10 @640; winter, straight, 4.90a5.15; spring, patent, 6.15a640; spring straight, 5.9026.10; hard winter, pat- ent, 5.80a6.00; hard winter, straight, 5.60a5.85; rye flour, dark to white, 4.10a4.90. Mill feed, ton, spring bran, 34.00a35.00; standard middlings, 33.00a34.00. Brill Loss Larger NEW YORK, April 27 (#).—Brill Corp. reported consolidated net loss of $417,764 for the year ended De- cember 31, against net loss of $271,- 286 in 1938. The company, con- trolled by American Car & Foundry Co., makes buses and street cars. i Receipts ran considerably | § canners and cutters | Li THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTO 1936 1937 1938 A. P. MARKET AVERAGES—Economic barometers wavered in- decisively this week, as shown latest Associated Press statistics. fractions. first time in four weeks. on the above chart based on Stocks and bonds gained Commodities, however, failed to advance for the Industrial activity dropped another notch, continuing the downtrend which has been in evidence since the first of the year. Insurance Stocks NEW YORK. April 27 (fl —Nlhonfl As- sociation Becuritios Doalers, Tne. Bid, Asked Aetna Cas (4a) 120% lga\i 2o 191 WESE FESS o5 B O 5 D 1) Knickerbocker (%) Lincoln Fire Mass' Bond Natl Pire (2)° Natl Tiberts’ “c20m New Amst Cas (%) New Hampshire (1.60 N Y Fire (.80) a Also extra or extrs & otations furnished by National Asso- clation of Becurities. Dealers. Ins: which states they do not necessarily reflecb actual fransactions ‘or”arm bids or “offers. but should indicate approximate p: Short-Term Securities (Reported by Smith, Barney & Co.) Bl Ofter. Ala Gt Southern “A" 5s 43 109% "110%a Alleghany Corp. ov - TCON AneP o £ 10080 7 Austin & Northwestern 55 41 Central Foundry 6s Central RR of Georgia 55 42 o Ghicaso_Union, Sta 45 44- 108 10384 Container Corp 5s 0 iba" Nortnern. ys 4 42 20% Delaware & Hudson 4s 43- Lt & fi-c‘z:&n 5542, Internati Merc Marine 6 41 Laclede Gas Light 55 42 _ estern 5s 41 Myers 7s 4 N CenFal' @ Hudson 45 42 N Y & Long Branch 4s 41 Pennsylvania Co 3 Penn-Dixie Cement Te & Dnion _oil of Ca Utah Power & Light Warren Bros 6s 41_ Western N Y & Pa 45 43__ New York Sugar NEW YORK, April 27 (@) —warld sugar futures advanced 1 to 213 ts today on a bullish interpretation of L Covering sales and new speculative and Cuban support developed on the theory the fizhting might, soread stlll further. =~ Sales. however totaled only 1.950 tons; May. 1.50b: July, 1.51%b. The domestic list moved laregly under the influence of the world contract and ended unehanged fo 1 higher on turnover of 2,050 tons In the raw market prompt Cubas and duty frees were held at 2.90 cents a pound. Dealers said a slightly lower bid might be accepted Refined remained at 4.50 cents in East- ern_territory. No. 3 range follows: May __ July eptembe, Yo umum January b Bid D. C. Securities (Quotations by Johnston, Lemon & Oo.) Yesterday's closing bid and asked quota- tlons on Washinzton securities which are traded over-the-counter follow: BONDS. Asked, Barber & Ross deb 4s 45 _ Cong Country Club 6s 48 Consolidated Title Bs 51_ Lenox Building Inc 6s Lotus Bullding 5%% notes Mayflower Hot 1st 58 50 ws Natl Press Bldg 1st 3-5s 50 Natl Press Bldg Adj 4'as 50 Shoreham Hotel 2d 4s Wash Auditorium _1st 65 44 Wash Proverties 7s 52.._- STOCK! Ameritan Co ptd American Co com Anacostia Bank 4nzcostis Finance Birber & Ross pid (new) _ Barber & Ross “B” com Caviter Fark Hotel ity Bank Jultus Garfin €1 Co prd " rfinckel Co com onlllmen ofd rift] nsumers com Hamilton_ Natione! Benk International Finance Units Lincoln Ha) ociatios Merchants > & ¥ 2 & o Second National Blnk urity Sav & C Suburban National n-nk o Union Pinance Units __ Uhioh Trost Co” kRt ol 08 e S WARBABDEATS A B! Fag Pt units Wash Sanitary Houing- CGo. Wach Sanitary Imp *Nominal. “:u New York Produce i‘“’N‘IW rYORK‘ Aoril 27 (P).—Eses, 20.922; ; 5 lo:xa" hncz w extn ll'g:.!d l‘!l‘I' 1 lrldld firsts, l'lmx'/:v unnut 24%2. marks 20-21 18 heuvler ‘medium; % fll 16 Jumbo “premiums. 27-281a5 32&% lllfldll’dl 22-22%; standards, 18%. t specials, mediums, ediums. ’z'-f‘*»s G, 9{‘ 26%-27%: Prices un- L0 pouttry generally Srm. Presh and frozen ch unchang Live poultr; by lrel t. lbout Imd Fowls. colored, 6. roosters, 12. ‘Iurnn, hmh 23; nnux O8Y tibress olFTogulsr. Brollers, Recks. 7 exbress, frregular. 24: crosses, wis, colored, 20. Leg- Bomn. Bouthern, 1617, "Puiieta, 26-27; small. 24, New York Bank Stocks EW YORK. April 27 (#.—National As- .acmlon Becurities Dealers, Inc.: Bk of Am NT8 (8P) (2.40)_ Bank of Mannattan (808" Bank of New York (14) Bankers Trust (2) Brooklyn Trust (4) Cen Han Bk & (4) hase National (1403 Chem Bk & Tr (1.80) Commercial (8) 5 Cont Bk & Tr (.80) gorn Bx Bk & L 11% Hrlt N-tlon-l (s«m) @) First National (100) 1915 Quaranty Trust az)” Irving Trust (. B b 4ig United States Treasury Position By the Associated Press. ‘The position of the Treasury April 25. compared mn comparable date & year ago: Receipts Expenditures Net balance _. Working balar Decrease ui Gold assets - TRUST ll‘-‘nmm NEALTY 80715t STNW. NAtional 8032 Preal dent NET WORTH OVER /700,000 , Furniture Demand 8 Per Cent Ahead Of Last Year Fifth District Shows 17 Per Cent Gain, Best in Nation By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, April 27—Retail fur- niture sales during the first three months of 1940 were 8 per cent better than for the same period last year, trade statistics indxcated today. Sales during March were 9 per cent larger than in the previous month and: 8 per cent better than in March, 1939. Gatherad hy the National Retail Furniture Association from 160 home furnishings organizations and compiled according to Federal Re- serve districts, the statistics showed that all except one district had im- proved sales during the first quar- urthhymcomwedwlthsym Gnins ranged from 17 per cent, scored by the Richmond district, down to 1 per cent for Boston. Cleveland gained 10 per cent and Dallas and Atlanta 9 per cent. Min- neapolis sales were 3 per cent under its total for the period a year ago All districts except Minneapolis, which was down 1 per cent, showed improvement for March compared with February, and all districts except New York, unchanged, and Kansas City, down 4 per cent, scored higher sales compared with March & year ago. Lone Star Gas Corp. D. C, APRIL 28, 1940—PART ONE Washington Stock Exchange TRANSACTIONS ON WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE—1040 UP TO AND INCLUDING PRIDAY, APRIL 26. BONDS. Bales. PUBLIC UTILITIES. $15,000 Ana & Pot Riv R R 1st 5% 1949 17200C Capital Traction 1st 5% 1047 _ 2.000 City & Suburban Ry 1st 5% 1948._ 6,000 Pot Elec Pow 1st 3%% 1066 _ 10,500 Wash Gas Light 1st 5% 1060_. 9.500 Wash Ry & Elec Cons 4% 1051_ MIBCELLANEOUS. 2,000 Columbia Country Club 1st 4%% roximate A Ylefi‘u Open. Aigh. Low. Last. Maturity. -~ 101 103 101 103 4.45% -- 98% 102 97% 101% 4.85 —-- 103% 103% 103% 103% 4.50 110 110% 109 110% 2.50 —eme 124% 131% 124% 131% 2.5 - 108 109 108 100 8.08 1957_. 104 104 104 104 3.95 STOCKS. PUBLIC UTILITIES. Capital Transit ...... N & W Steamboat Vllu.. ‘Wash Gas Light com Wash Gas Light pfd Wash Ry & Elec com. 2 Wash Ry & Elec ptd .. Diy. Rate. 14 88 115 2 114 26 108 107 800 800 115% 117 14% 58 15 115 26% BANKS AND TRUST COMPANIES, Liberty .. _ Riggs common _ Lincoln Service com ... Mergenthaler Linotype Nat Mtg & Inv ptd._ Real Est Mts & Guar pfd. B Becurity Storage 5 Woodward & Lothrop com ©2% extra extras, € $14 extra paid December 23, 1939. k 20c extra. p 50c paid September 20, 1938. 166 275 252 252 195 195 247% U% 35 35 170 €8.00 278 €800 4.00 ©8.00 0.78 k0.30 12% 15 12% 15 2.00 11.00 0.50p 32% 20 20 15'2 17 d0.35 3% 4% 050 5% 8% B% 5.00 96 96 96 52.00 49% 49% 49% 32% 31% 20 14% 3% 31% 20 17 4% 5% 6.32 5.00 3.14 878 8.69 26 5.20 40% 4.04 t 50c pald December 20, 1939. 5$2 paid 1939. d 35¢ paid 1939. tPlus Invesfing Companies ORK, April 27 (). sociation’ Seearifey periom TNational As- h n%' Commodity Prices NEW YORK. April 27.—The Assoclated Press weighted wholesale price index of 35 commodities today advanced to 7389 FINANCIA Reading Co. Discloses Big Gain in Income By the Associated Press. PHILADELPHIA, April 27—The Feading Co. reported today net in- come of $4,721,651 last year, equal to $137 per common share, com- pared to $3295300, equal to 35 cents a share, in 1938, Edward W. Scheer, president, told stockholders in his annual report that the railroad’s operating reve- nues in 1939 were the highest of any year since 1931, with the ex- ception of 1936 and 1937. Receipts from transportation of general merchandise, he said, were larger than in any year except 1937 and accounted for more than 47 per cent of all operating revenues. Scheer added: “The effect of the increase of $8,- 264551 in receipts from transpor- tation, and of the increase of only $3994,530 in operating expenses, was to reduce from 7347 to 6981 the percentage of each dollar of op- erating receipts required to perform umt dollar's worth of business, due to adherence to the strictest econ- ot:lues consistent with safe oper- ation. “This was the lowest operating ratio of the company since 1936, and the fifth lowest in the past 20 years.” McGill Staple Index - Registers Advance 8pecial Dispatch to The Star. AUBURNDALE, Mass., April 27— The Index of All Commodities, com- piled by the McGill Commodity |y, Service, Inc., climbed to 72.3 as of April 26 Irom 71.0 a week earlier. The current index number compares with 73.5 at the beginning of the year and 673 for the same date a year ago. Commodity price trends were mixed . | American Rnlllnl! Min Admin Pd 2nd Inc _ Aeronaut Sec Profits Up Sharply By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, April 27.—Lone Star Gas Corp. and subsidiaries reported March quarter net profit of $4,565,- 658, equal to 83 cents a common share, against $2,987,600, or 54 cents in the like 1939 quarter. Company supplies natural gas to communities in Texas, Oklahoma and Iowa. ns S 'Blnltr‘ Nl! lnv “cor .lfim: Todustry 2 Fund Chemical Pund Comwith Invest™ Foreign Exchange NEW YORK. April 27 (#.—The pound steiing cloved the Heeks foreign exchange trade today on a lower price slant. ish currency o arou Trade was ‘orderly, Dowever. desoite the shaking influence of war news. A gain of 02 of & cent In the guilder was the main change elsewhere. The Canadian dollar. Swiss {ranc. French franc and belsa | biscal bund Bk 8b "fifi Sin Tates follow (Great Britain in | LR TR doffars. o | an others In cents): Fund Investors Inc” *First Boston_Corp_ First Mutual Tr Fd_ Fiscal Fund Bk 8h__ Official Canadian Control Board rates for United Btates dollars: Buying. 10 per cent premium: selling, 11 per cent premium. equivalent to' discount on Canadian dol- lars in New York of, buying. 9.91 per cent: selling. 9.09 per cent) Canadian dollar in New York open mar- Bl er cent. discount.” o 84 875 Eited States cents. rope. Sreat Britain, a:mnnd. 3.50%: 60. BRI P AN E RS R o ‘00ds Sec Inver: Shrs Sec Merchandi: Mining 3493 = Sec Sroup B Petroleum R R Equi cables, 46%: and. 2.000: - Prance 40.20n (benevo!enl) 16.50 Hux;snr;' 17.65n: Ifai T mi ,56n: Sweden. land, 243 Ylllolllvll Latin Ame: Ar’ent\n ofllclll. Brazil, official, 6.05; 18.75n. - R0 oo orcn i aen Db 18330 190 i L1 D1 DO D I DD L L0 15 1 D01 10 D 5t NS 13 AR Dz 20 MRV W0 Instl Sec: Insurance Inc 23.10: | Investors Fd “C” free, free, 5.10; Mexico, Keystone Custodn Keystone Custodn B 4 Keystone Custodn K 1_ Eivitone Qustodn & 3 ystone Cus 3 Keystone Custodn 8 3 Far East. .hpnn5 23.48: Hone Koiis. 21.91; Shans- (Rates in spot Sables unless otherwise indicated. n—Nominal.) ey Dividend Meetings Special Dispatch to The Star. NEW YORK. April 27.—Among the im- portant companies which will hold dividend week are Atlantic Refining Atias, powder e e Bistol- Myers Co. ire & Rubber Cn lnlln uueel * Philips Petroltun Co. O TD. an Raalte Coc ine A ligr o of companies definitely scheduled is reported by Pitch Investors Service as follows: Monday, April 29. Atlantic Refining Co. (com) (10 am) Cn’nlol dated Edison Co. (com.) (9:15 .m. Goodyear Tire k Ruhber Co. ($5 cum. LW sud eum) (10.30 a.m.) ekao woln\ (9:30 am.) ’l‘lal‘l!. April 30. & Co. (7% ptd.) (10 am) lnllnd Steel Co, (com.) (3, $6 lnd $5.50 o Xd. “A' ifioa Petxneu’m Co. (com) (12:30 /. 8. Stee} Corp, 7%&151 (3 p.m.) Wno & ift Co.. Inc (84 conv. pfd) (1: W!‘nll‘ly. May 1. Atlas Powder Co. (com.) (3 p.m. m) Bristol-Myers Co. (com.) (10 a.m. | (o ederal Lisht & Traction Co. %0 pm) Phelm Dodga Corp. (com.) ( 2 Standard Ou‘Co (N.J) (com. Thursday. May 2. (1§7eNR Cork & Beal Co. Inc. $(2.25 ptd) 5 ll1‘()"' Department Stores Co. (com.) (10 R FHR D 130035 D03 S T 1103 0000 DABINS X 13 S e e DR o Natl Investors New England Fund Stocks Automobile. N Y Stocks Aviation e 4&4444n4<< > 2R ELLLAL AL AL, - 888 0 199 IRLI 8D ID DM 3000 i 2D T <3 i i 3 20D 19 0 30 00 DU TN D 4 sk 20 00D D DI m Quarterly Incol hoellko Df-flflt & Fflfl Seiect S Tne - | BpowEE O s taddeadita sttt SRkt nad dtdn tg 3 1 a m.) R Chicago Livestock ICAGO. April 27 =) Deg:ll‘t?nlm smcumm 6 IMDM" wok none; Friday, May 8. eri Chicle Co. (com.) (12:30 L] AT B G 4300 223 Corporate Earnings NEW YORK. April 27 (#.—Oo te clrnmll r:goru issued during ther”rl showing pr common share lnehld.fl' Quarter Ended March 31. lns tel k. fed llnl‘l lnd ym week. but gene! llcldv to weal En'rel -v-nu-loo: ot bat choice, yearlings steady 25 lower. loss on l des; lo' l 19: Air Reduction s $0. American Cyanamid American Alrli Bethlehem Colorado Fuel & Iron_ Commercial Credit 11 heifers, 10.75; bul Ssusase bulls’ to 725 choice weighty vealers, National Biscuit lable P No! Nl{““fi“ Distillers Wm. Wrigley, Jr. _. ‘Youngstown Sheet Year Ended February 29. SPRING BUILDING HAS BEGUN E are busy arranging loans for people planning to build, buy or refinance homes. in D.C. or nearby Maryland and Virginia. Arrange ¥our home financing with a Columbia Fed- eral “Direct Reduction” loan —each equal payment reduces the amount of interest and ap- plies a greater payment on ] principa. Pass show new loanbalance after each poyment. ' SAVINGS L LoAan Aassociavion 716 11th Street, N. W. *Not quoted by sponsors or issuers. (Vfllhd sum ldover. 500; com: o, nne‘:ger':_fium 45-50 ared Priday und B ‘order b buun light buyers due 5o Rocher nolidays: "‘“&‘ém“‘““’ lmgmved beef cows 16-25 M h- hllhel canners sl IR stockers an 3% welenty closing tap :urlrl\g the last full week ending in pril A fractional decline was noted in the industrial nvzrnge levels were posted for both agri- cultural and livestock. Of the 14 commodity groups comprising the index three advanced, six declined, and five remnmed unchanged dur- ing the e week. Odd-Lot Dealings By the Associated Press. Previous day. 73.79; week ago. 74.02; month ago, 71. D1;o7e8E a80. 8652, 40" 1939 "1038 ie 37 Hisn 150 1% 7T 6358 asee Hih 11026 average ‘eduals 100.) Miscellaneous Markets. Additional New York prmarkets as com- piled by the Associated Press: RAW HIDES—Futures cloud 1 7 lnIer r, 3 740,000 ibs. June, 0; tember, 13970 December. 14 32p. Scet No. 1 wmem light native cows. 13%n. CRUDE RUBB! tures closed 7-14 Tower. DBater PRg. 1. standard. 83 con- tracts. May. 10.24; July. 18.85: Septem- ber 1862 Smoked ribbed spot, 19500, t. quiet; Santos. 74 Rio, No. 7 BY - Cost aad feelent offtrings inchided Basitos Boarsgn. 4o and 58 at 6.40-7.00. Bantos. No. 4. “D” fu- tures closed unchanged to o higher. Sales, 1,250 bags. May. 5.71n: July 5.80n: Sep- tember 5.89n- December. 5.98. Rio. No A " i futures (new) unchanged. No Sales. tures closed unchanged. Sales, 120.000 ibs. _sll switches. TRA; T Futures closed un- changed. Bales 11.200 Ibs. July, 47.10b. No_sales in lead futures. WOOL T Futures closed 1 "y 06 8b: July. 95.75: Octaper Spot. standard tops, 100.5, un- OA—Futures closed unchanged o2 286 tons May, 5.99n; Benlember 6.08. bBd. n Nomina _ Chicago Produce 74SHICACO. April 27 (. - e Sbubl% me lower. 93 3b) changed COCH 032520 RS EEEE S —Butter. 848, 'Sl’flfly nn:':uudn’chlnlw t ipt Ciren 16z dirties 145! othe&n{,fi: unchanged. COIumbla Planof'raph Co.| 54 U ST NE aho Rus- . U. 8. 1. very few; Colorado Il es, d’u "‘0' ]ery few sales, ni o Hollendllz ucnon .Cobhlg‘f’ 0. ,: 8 1al: : Minnesota and North Dl- T _Valley sections. Cobblers. . 8. lflh!e' sales, l 15-25: car, 90 per e 1 Yoo:at : isconsin und White. car. U, 0! c&meumks. ‘; 30: Bifes “Reran. Semand siow. Siently weak. er: carlot track l sales less than lrlet hflv u) Bl Tt i LI e Ml 40: hed U. 8.1, - NOTES Secured on INPROVED property in or abost D. C. Amerian (ompany* 80715 KW NASOS2 ~_._~nu_ O MR IAL 200011 BRSO ARIE DL SRS OB RDASRS. P s o aaoe B oo D s ‘washed. 1.35- !, un. o) o oS T2 pound llr,k U. 8. 1, ll:De 4% tion. few sales, 1.20 lhn'll'l(k m%fi m!t condluon 225 s, 2.00. . o REEH 20D5 03 BDBN D Pty 2553 for constsuction loans and term loans from 3 to 5 years in D. C. and near! Virginia and Mxryll;yhd. REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE AND GUARANTY CORP. 1610 K St. N.W. NAtional 1403 - P RE. April 27 (). 35 Frices quoted and thirty-seconds. 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