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THE HARTFORD DAILY COURANT: FRIDAY, JUNE 20, 1930. 22 Out of Town Markets about face to eliminate partially the losses oi the past three days. American Telepnone 4's, Atchison 4's, and Philadelphia Goal and Iron 6 were the best gainers, with closing Sales High Low 118 Ga Ala 5s 94 9 2 Godrch 6i 47.106 106 42 Godyr TR 5s 47 93 93 1 Goth SH Is 36 92 92 1 Oould CP 6s 40. 73 73 1 Or Can 7s 110 110 Investment Trusts Bond Market UsStronger, Rails Steady Decline Is Halted and Are Mostly on Upward Side Conver-- tibles Show Strength Interesting Connecticut Industry Brief sketches to (appear daily), of romantic manufacturing enterprises that have made the Nutmeg State world-famous, and kept its people prosperous. Prepared by The Courant in conjunction with the Manufacturers Association of Sales High Low Close 1 So Col 6s 47 13 So Pac 4s 68 97V, 96 96 13 So aPc 4 as 49 98', 98 98 '4 17 So Pac rfg 4s 93 93 93V.

18 Pac Ore 97 97V. 87V4 23 60 Ry I 6V-S ..125 123 125 11 So Ry gen 6s 5 117 117 117 2 do con 5s 94 ..109 109 109 17 dj gen 4s 56 90 89 90V4 3 do 4s MO 38 95 95 95 10 Ball 5s 105 105 105 62 NJ 5s 56 102 102 102 9 CO NY 4s 51 98 97 98 1 Stev Hot 6a 48 80 80 83 2 Sug Est Or 7s 40 40 40 7 Tenn 6s B.100 100 100 2 Tenn El 6s A ..106 106 103 1 Texark F3 5s 105 105V. 10.5'i 209 Tex Crp 5s cvt .103 102 102 4 Tex Pac 1st is .109 109 109 2 do 5s 77 102 102 102 5 Tex Pac 5s .102 102 102 1 3rd tve 5a 37 96 96 96 13 do adj 5s 63 23 22 22 13 do adj 5s 60 23 22 22 21 do rfg 4s 60 46 45 46 2 Tol Tr 5s 30 300 100 100 1 Tor Bui 4s 90 90 90 70 Trans Cnt 6s.l06 105 106 1 Traux CI 6 Vis 89 89 89 4 Trumb St 6s 49 103 103 1 Un El 5a 103 103 103 1 do 5s 32 100 100 100 2 UnvO Cal 6s 42.107 107 107 7 Cal 5s .100 100 100 1 Pac 1st 5s ...109 109V, 109V. 3 Pac 67 99 99 99 7 Pac la 4s 97 97 97 12 Pac gld 4s 68 90 90 90 2 Pac rfg 4 92 92 92 6 Drug Del 5s 96V, 96 96 3 UR StL 4s 34 68 63 68 3 US Rb 7s ....100 109 100V4 18 do 5s 47 83 82 62 1 Univ PR 6s 61 Va 61 61Va 1 Utah Lt 44 100 100 100 3 Utlca GE1 5s 37 105 105V, 1 Utl PLt 5VaS 83 89 89 16 Utll PLt 5s 59 84 83 83V, 4 Vert Sg 7s 42 48 43 43 6 Va 5s 34 101 101 101 Vi 18 Va Ry 5s 62 ....103 105 105 Sales High Low Close 11 Peru 8s 60 74 74 71 1 Peru 2d 61 74 74 74 12 Poland 8s 50 94 93 93 17 Poland 7s 47 86 85 86 5 Poland 6s 40 76 76 76 1 Port Aleg 66 89 89 89 1 Queensld 7s 41 106 106 108 2 Queens 6s 47 99 99 99 11 Rhinelb 46 xw 95 94 95 1 Rh Main 7s 50 102 102 102 2 Rhine Ruhr 6s 83 83 83 2 Rh West 50 100 300 1 Rh West 6s 32 91 91 91 3 Rh West 53 90 90 99 4 Rh West 55 90 89 90 3 Rio Jan 8s 46 96 95 98 6 Rio Jan 6 53 78 75 76 4 Rio Or Sul 46 98 98 93 2 Rio Gr Sul 67 77 77 77 4 RIO Gr Sul 68 82 82 82 5 Rio Or Sul 6s 72 71 71 18 Rome 6 52 90 89 89 36 Royal Dutch ..89 89 89 11 Ruman 7a 59 83 83 83 3 Salvad 8s 48 108 108 3 Sa Paul Cty 52 100 99 100 2 Sa Paul Cty 57 75 75 75 10 Sao Paul 8s 50 96V, 96V, 967. 4 Sao Paul OS 36 100 99 1Q0 6 Sao Paul 7s 56 87 88 87 96 Sao Paul 7s 40 96 93 95 7 Sax Pb Wks 45 96', 96 96 2 Sax Pb Wks 51 91 91 91 7 Sax St Mtg 46 94 94 94 2 Seine 7s 42 ....107 107 107 22 Serb Ct SI 62 95 S3 05 5 Serb Ct fal 7a 84 63 84 2 Sllea Prov 53 75 75 75 4 Solss 6s 38 1....04 103 -103 10 Swed 5 54 ...104 104 104 10 Swiss Con 40 ..107 107V, 107 3 Swiss 5 46 ...105 1 04V, 104 1 Ton El Pow 55 99 99 99 6 Toh El Pw 32 99 99 99 12 Tokyo City 61 90V, 90 90 39 Tokyo El Lt 53 86 86 86 1 TrondhJ 5 "a 57 95 95 95 2 Tyrol Hy El 99 99 99 1 Tyrol Hy El 52 92 92 8 Ujig El Pw 45 .100 100 2 Un Stl Burb 51 105 104 105 5 Un Stl Wks A 90 89 90 20 Un Stl Wks 91 90 91 1 Unt 6 85 '85 85 1 Upp Aust 45 9 96 95 2 Upp Aust 57 90 90 90 3 Uruguay 8s 46 .105 105 105 13 Urug 6s 60 95 95 95 15 Uruguay 64 rts 95 94 94 12 Vienn City 52 97 96 95 7 Vienna City 6s 87 86 83 6 Warsaw City 58 76 76 78 3 West Un El 53 82'.

81 82 3 Wurttem El 56 92 92 92 9 Yokoham 6s 61 98 96 96 Total sales today. previous day, week ago. year ago. two years ago, Jan. 1 to date, $1,399,117,000: same year ago.

same two years ago, $1,621,234,000. Close 94 108 93 92 73 110 104 110 110 97 97 93 89 50 79 58 99 99', 78 102 101 104 100 92 90 100 81 87 94 86 53 64 64 7 100 100 100 100 Va 90 84 94 74 no 90 97 6 Or Can 6s loa iih 10 Gt Nor 7s A 110 110 1 Gt Nor 110 110 3 Gt Nor 4s 97 97 108 Gt Nor 4s 98 97 1 Gulf St 5s 42 93 98 2 Harlm RP 4s 89', 89 1 Hav El 5 Vis 52 50 57 2 Hoe Co 8 79 79 33 Hud 5s A 58 57 33 rfg 5s 99 98 19 adj 5s 99 82 19 do adJ 5s 57... 78 7V. 24 Hum OR 5s 32 102 101 4 Hum OR 5s 37. 101 101 21 II Bell 5a 56 .105 104 14 II eCnt 4s 66 .100 100 1 II Cen rfg 4s 92 92 2 111 Ccn col 4s 90 90 4 II St 4'aS 100 100 1 Ind Lime 6s 81 81 1 Ind Ry 4s 56 87 87 42 aid St 4s A 94 94 8 Int RTr 7a 32 87 Va 86 12 do 6s 32 53 50 37 Int Tr rfg 5s.

64 62', 31 Int RTr 5s sta 64 62 4 $nt Agr 5s 42 77 'II 25 Int Cem 5s 48 100 100 24 Int Hydro 6s ..101 100 31 Int Mer Mar ...100 99 1 Int Pap rig ....100 100 14 Int Pap A 90 90 12 Int Pap cvt 5s 87 88 3 In Ry Cen A 41 94 94 4 lilt Ry A 72 74 74 207 Int cvt ..110 109 5 Int deb 90 90 39 Int 5s 55 97 97 1 Iowa Cen 5s 38 29 29 1 K.C Ft'SiM 96 Va 96 2 KC 4 57 104 104 1 KC 57 99 99 4 KC South rfg .101 101 8 KO ijouth 3s 78 77 1 KC '1'erm 60 92 92 6 Kas 52 ...106 106 4 Keith BF bs A 77 76 2 Kings Co EL 37 128 128 4 Lack Stl 50 ....103 103 1 Lac StL 53 103 103 7 Lac StL 60 .103 103', 16 LS it MS gld ..100 100 8 LS MS gen 80 80 5 Laut Nttr 54 81 81 2 Lea Val 44 81 81 2 Leh Val 5s 108 108 4 Leh Val Pa 4 99 99 23 Leh Val Pa 4s 88 88 2 Leh Val Term ...103 103 7 Loew's 6s ...115 114 26 Loew's lnc xw 98 98 5 Long Isl deb 5 .100 100' 1 Long Isl rig 49 90 90 2 Lonllard 7s ....109 109 8 Lorlllard 5 37 93 93 8 Lorlllard 5s 51 89 83 6 5s 69 84 83 7 Lou 52 ..102 102 2 rfg 5 105 105 1 gld 37 .102 102 4 1st rfg 99 98 2 Manat Sug 7 60 60 60 Mann Ry 4s 90 47 'a 44 9 Mark St Ry 40 91 91 5 McC Ed Rk 43 101 101 2 Met Ed 4 69 98 98 1 Midld Ry NJ 5 95 95 29', 96 104 09 101 78 92 106 76 128 103 Va 103 103 100 80 Va 81 81 108 99 83 ft io; 115 93 104 90 109 93 SB 84 lu2 105 102 99 60 45 91 101 93 Va 93 101 101 100 9 Mldv Stl cvt 5 101 101', 19 Mil El ..101 101 2 Mil 31 100 100 prices 2 points higher. Among amusement issues, Warner Brothers 6's moved up 1 1-4 but General Theaters 6's were off 1-4 point at the close. The renewed interest was reflected in a larger turnover as well as price improvement. Canadian National 5's gained a point; and Missouri Pacific 5's. Pennsylvania 5's and 4 3-4 and Union Pacific 4 rose about one half.

St. Lewis San Francisco 4's and Southern Railway SVi's rose about 1 each. Seaboard issues continued down grade, with Josses as high as 3 points. American Telephone debenture 5's were in demand from unchanged. Columbia Gas and Electric 5's, Consolidated Gas 4's, International Telephone 5's and Public Service Electric and Gas 5's were most active among utility issues and firm.

The foreign list was still unsettled. However, prices of standard European issues were noticeably steady under a large turnover. Bolivian 8's lost 3 points to establish a new 1930 low on reports of political disturbances there, but the 7 per cent issue of 1969 gained 2 points after a 9 point drorj yesterday. Little chanse occurred among United States Governments. Sales were largely confined to Liberty issues.

Fallowing are high, low and closing prices of bonds on the New York Stock Exchange and the total sales of each bond S. Government. Sales High Low Close 80 Lib 3' a '47 10o31 10029 10j33 4V Lib 4 '32 ....10230 102 10230 146 Lib 4 4 '33 ....10224 10222 1022 UTreas 4 '47 11229 11228 1122J 2 Tress 3-4 '46 10620 5 Treas 3 '43 ..10118 10116 10117 26 Tbeas 3 '47 ....10121 1020 J0120 Corporation Bonds. 6 Abltlb 5 84 84 84': 1 Abrhm Strus 5 99 BSVa 89Va 7 Adms Exp 4 85 85 85 2 AJz Rub 8 '38 663, 6S'a 66 8 Alb Prf Wrp 6 93 Va 83 Va 93 4 AOleg Crp 5 985 98 Va 93 6 Aleg Crp 5 '49. B9 98 99 19 Aleg Crp 5 1 5'a 94 94 17 9m A Cam 7A 102', 101 102 11 Am Beet Sg ..103 103Va 103'j 2 Am enn 8 '33 101 101 13 Am Cyn 5 '42 87 Va 97 3 97 Va 79 A I Chm 5 103 102 103 14 A Interntl 5 ..95 83 95 20 A Forgn Pw 5 88 87 88 47 Am Metal 5 96 95 9S 5 Am Nt Gs 6 81 80 81 11 Am Smlt 5 "47 ,.102 101 102 7 Am Sug Bf 6 ..102 102 102 72 Am 5U, ..108 107 107 42 Am 5 104V.

104 104 1 do 4 '33 102 102 102 29 A 4 '39 164 152 163 150 do 5 '65 105 104 1047'. 1 Am Fdrs '40 106 106 106 4 Am WW El 6 ..107 107 10 4 do 5 '34' 101 101 101 Am r-p Hi ai 9 Ang 7 94 93 93 40 Arm Del 5 82 821 81 14 Arm Co rest 4 90 89 89 1U Asso Oil 6 '35 ..103 103 103 6 AT SF 4 .....124 1 23 124 38 do 4 -i5 95 94 947. 1 AT or 4 '09 SO" 90 90'. 7 do 4 CA 99 99 99'i 1 Atl Knx Cln 4 93 93 93 6 AC Ln 4 '52 94 94 94 5 Atl Dan 2d 4s 53 53 53 I Atl OWI 5 74 74 74 II Atl Ref 5 '37 ..102 102 102 5 Baltd Loco 5 ..107 107 107 37 Bait is ..,.109 109 109 21 do 5 '48 105 104 105 14 Bal 5 '95. ..103 103 12 Bait 5U ..103 103V, 103'a 7 Bait 4 100 100 11 do 4 '48 94 94V, 94V2 140 awo cvt -4Va ....100 99 100' 14 do 4 PLE 41 94 94 94', 12 do 5 SW 101 103 104 1 do 4 TO 86 86 86 1 Bel Pa 5B ....105 105' a 5 Bel Pa .....107 107 107 Chicago Following is the complete official list of transaction ln stocks on the Chicago Stock Exchange: fiales High Low Close 200 Abbott Lab 36i 35H 35H 150 Acme Steel 59 10O Adams Mfg 31 'i 31 31Va 100AlliedMotInd.il 11- 350 Allied Prod 33Y, 27 33Va 50 Am Colortype i 29 29 20 Am Equities 15 14'i 15 42 Am Pub Utll pi (I I) 650 Am Radio 2V 2 2y4 20D Am Service 10 10 10 1550 Am Dtll Gen.

8' 84. 9V 750 Art Metals 13 11 ,13 125 Assoc A ..63 62'4 850 Assoc Tel UtU 22 21 217i 200 Atlas Stores 28 2fl .25 750 Auburn Auto 102 113 10 Automat Wash .12 12 12 100 Backstay-Welt 27V 27' 27 23 Balaban it, Katz 71 71 71 4200 Banco Ky 20 20 23 50 Bastlan-Bless 33'i 33 Wt H'JJ Baxter Laund A 4 4 4 3750 Bendix Avla 31H 29 314 7350 Borg-Wairner 23'i 28V 10J Brach Sons 15 15 100 Bright Star 'd 350 Brown A. 23 Va 23', 200 do 17 '18 18 650 Butler Bros 8Ji 8V4 84 50 Campbell 19 19 1350 Castle A 433i 450 Ceco Mfg 10 10 93 Cent 111 pf. 95 93 95 203 Cent 111 Sec 25 25 25 6 Cent Pub Svc A. 32 29 32 2650 Cent So West 22 23 22 200 do pfd 93 95 100 Chain Bait 41 41 41 25 Cherry Burrell 28 28 28 P'OO Chic Corp 12 11 12 1300 do Did 43 39 40 1C0 Chic Investors 8 lCO do pfd 3 35 '35 350 Chgo Rys Ser 103 Chic Yell Cab 28 28 26'-a 130 Chic Towel pf 88 88 88 15800 Cities Service 27 1025 Comwlth Edi ..290 283 290 100 Com Wat Serv 11 11 11 100 Consumers 4 4 4 300 do war IV.

1 1 2300 Cont Chic .....15 15 15 1200 do pfd 45 41 45 7830 Cord Corp 7V 6'i 7 6500 Corp Sec 21 20 21 450 do ctfs 65 63 65 59 Crane Co 43 43 43 10 Curtis Light 15 15 15 25 Curtis Mfg ....19 19 ,19 210 Diversified Inv-. 51 50 50 103 Duquesne Gas ll'a 11 Vi ll'j 3703 Elec Household. 45 42 45 50 Elee Research 1 1 1 50 Fed Compress 22 22 22 2750 Foote 12 11 13 600 Gen Thea Ea 33 31 33 50 Gen Wat Wks A 79 29 29 109 do pfd 88 88 803 Gleaner 29 27 29 350 Gt Lakes Air 5 5 5 400 Gt Lakes Dredg.250 203 235 5900 Grigsby-Orun 17 15 17 803 Hall Print 24 22 24 50 Hart-Carter 38 18 18 15 Htfd Times pf 43 43 43 350 Houdallle-Her A 20 19 20 1950 do 13 11 Vt 13 109 Ind Ter 111 OH. 28 28 28 2750 Inland Util ....25 -24 25 17009 Insull Utll 56 54 5" 300 do pf 2nd Ser 89 88 89 1100 Iron Fireman 25 25 25 100 Invest Co of Am. 44 44 44 1800 Jefferson Elec 32 30 32 200 Katz Drug 30 29 30 150 Kellogg Switch.

4 4 4 439 Ken-Rad .8 7 8 55 Ky Ut Jr Cu pf. 50 50 50 690 Keystone Steel 13 12 12 1050 Libby-McNelU 13 12 13 350 Lincoln Ptg 7 24 24 103 do pfd 42 42 300 Lindsay Light. 9 9 9 350 Lindsay Nunn 24 23 24 350 Lion Oil Ref 22 21 22 100 Lynch Glass 19 19 19 25909 Majestic Hou Ut 50 46 48 400 Manh Dearborn, 33 30 33 1150 Marshl Field ..39 37 38 300 Meadows MfK 2 2 2 950 Merch Mfr 28 i 26 28 40800 Mid West 27 26 27 200 do 6 Pf A. ...102 100 100 350 do A war 2 2 2 250 do war 4 3 3 359 M'did Gs A. 16 15 16 2150 Mldld.

United 27 25 27 800 da pf 43 42 43 2950 do rts 959 do war 3 2 2 140 Mid Ut 7 107V, 103 100 Miss Val UtU Pf 96 95 i 96 100 do 1 94 93 94 4350 Mo Kan 24 22 24 1200 do rts 500 Modlne 51 5f ,51 1200 Morgan Litho 10 300 Muskegon 10 10 10 50 Musk Mot Spec. 15 15 15 HOxd Nat Battery 26 24 28 959 Nat Elec Pow A. 28 25 26 100 Nat Leather 1 1 50 Nat Secur 14 14 14Va 150 do ctf 83 80 3 700 Nat Standard 30 27 30 150 Nat Term 12 12 450 Nat Un 5 5 5 50 Noblltt Sparks .46 46 '6 500 No Am Car 42 JO 42 650 No Am 21 20 21 1700 No Am 67 65 67 103 No 6s So 14 34 14 450 No 47 47 47 200 No West 24 23 24 16 No Ut 7 Pf 94 94 94 10 do 1 96 96 96 100 Perfect Circle 32 32 350 Pines Winter 26 26 26 150 Polymet Mfg 10 10 10 450 Process Corp 7V 61 a 170 Pub Serv 280 275 279 50 do 6 pf 122 322 322 200 15 14 15 39 Quaker Oats ...210 210 210 20 do pf U6 115 116 1500 Railroad Sh 6 5 6 50 Reliance Intl 10 10 10 350 Reliance Mfg 10 9 10 200 Ross Gear 30 30 30 25 Ruud Mfg 27 27 27 350 Ryerson Son. 31 30 31 250 Sangamo E3ec 35 33 35 500 Saxet 15 1J 1J 1800 Seaboard Util 6 5 6 40 SO 93 90 93 800 Stand Dredg 19 17 19 450 do Pf 23 21 ZV 400 Stelnlte Radio 1 700 Stone (H 8 7 7 50 Stude Mall 7 7 7 1550 Super Maid 36 15,, 15 1803 Swift 29 28 29 500 Swift Intl 32 31 31 50 Tenn Prod 15 13 15 350 Thompson R. 37 37 37 450 Transformer 23 22 23 350 Twin St Gas.

13 12 13 650. Unit Corp 15 15 35 900 42 40 41 15 do pf 121 12' 121 50 Lines 13 13 13 1400 Rad Tel. 19 15 19 1100 Utah Radio IV .7 200 Util 33 32 33 300 do n-vot 17 16 17 2800 Util 6c 13 13 33 1200 do pf 22 22 22 50 Vortex Cup 22 22 22 200 Wahl 5 5 5 49 Wayne Pump pf 32 32 32 409 West Cont Utll. 22 22 29 West Tel. 26 26 76 200 Wextark.

Radio .11 10 10 10,0 White Star Refln 30 100 Wieboldt St 32 32 32 1100 Wlnton En? ....55 51 55 10509 Wis Bank Shar. 10 10 10 155 Wolverine Cem. 4 4 4 125 Woodruff Ed. 13 13 13 1100 Zenith Radio 9 8 9 Bonds. 5000 Appal Gas 6s.

100 100 100 172000 Insull Utll 100 99 100 1000 No 5s 89V, 89V4 89 5000 Souw Nat Gs 6 99 99 99 3000 So LP 94 94 94 4000 Swift -ii 102 102 1C2 1000 Un Am Ut 8s. 98 98 98 Stock sales, 329.000 shares; bond sales, $191,009 The Money Market New York, Jun Clearing House statement: Exchanges $1 464.000,000; balances $226,000,000. Boston, June 19. (AP.) Bank balances clearings, Washington. June 19.

(AP.) Treasury receipts for June 17 were S760 24: expenditurss balance $294,337,159. (Furnished by F. E. Kingston St Bid American Continental 28 American Founders Corp 14 do 6 pf 46 do 7 50 do conv pf 92 American 6s General Sees 27 American it Genevj Sees 9 do 6 43 Basic Industry Shares 7 British Type Investors 10 Century Shares 49 Chain 6c General Equities 7 do 6 pf 69 Chain Store Investment 2 do preferred 73 Corporate Trust Shares 8 Counsellors Secxirities Trust. 60 Diversified Trustee Shares A.

21 Diversified Trustee Shares B. 18 Diversified Trustee Shares C. 7 Domestic 6c Overseas pf 2 Equity Investors 65 do common 25 Federated Investors 28 Fixed Trust Shares A 18 Fixed Trust 8hares 16 Granger Trading Corp 20 Guardian Investment Tr com 20 do conv pf 20 do pf 22 Guardian Bank Shares 17 Guardian Pub Util Inv 17 do pf 24 Guardian Rail Shares 17 do pf w. 24 Incorporated Equities 20 Incorporated Investors 49 Int Sec Cp Am allot ctf 139 do A 59 do common 25 Int Sec Cp of Am 6 88 do 6 pf. 92 Investment Co of 42 do preferred 92 Investment Trust Shares 19 Investment Trust Shares 17 Investment Trust Associates.

23 Investment Trust of 9 Investors Trustee Shares 15 Jackson tc Curtis Inv Asso. 55 Jackson Curtis Sec Cp pf. 97 Joint Investors A 40 do preferred 100 Mass Investors Trust 42 Mohawk Investment 58 Mutual Investment A 9 Nation Wide Sec B. 8 National Reinvesting 10 No Am Trust Shares 8 No So Am Corn 2 Old Colony. Investment Trust 12 Part In Sel Stand Oil 15 Power Light Secur Trust.

54 Power is Rail Securities. 11 Second Intl Sec A com 36 do common 15 do 6 pf 44 Shawmut Bk Investment Tr, 24 Spencer Trask Fund 32 Standard Invests CP $5.50 pf 74 Standard Oil Tr Shares 9 Super Corp of Amer A 8 Super Corp of Amer 8 Un'on Ins Shrs of 35 Elec Lt Pow Shar 36 Elec Lt 4c Pow Shar 8 Shares Corp A 11 Shares Corp A-l 10 Shares Corp C-l 23 Shares Corp 24 Shares Corp C-3 16 Shares Corp 16 Shares Corp 15 Shares Corp 10 Shares Corp 8 Brit Int Co A 28 Brit Int Co 9 it Brit Int Co 3 pf 44 Yosemite Holding 6 Co.) Asked 30 50 54 31 13 1 11 51 9 '74' 3 i 63 19 8Vi 4 72 39 28 23 24 26 19 23 19 23 26 52 59 30 91 96.. 45 98 19 18 23 10 17 57V, 100 306 44 60 30 9 9 14 .17 56 12 41 19 27 34 76 10 9 8 16 38 10 18 37 31 8 32 33 1 Federal Reserve Bank Statement Washington, June 19. Combined resources and liabilities of the twelve Federal Reserve banks at the clote of business yesterday were reported tonight by the Federal Reserve Board in thousands of dollars as follows: Resources. Gold with Federal Reserve agents, gold redemption fund with TJ.

S. Treasury, gold held against Federal Reserve notes, gold settlement fund with Federal Reserve Board. gold and gold certificates held by banks, total gold reserves, reserves other then gold, total reserves, Non-reserve cash, 64338; bills discounted: secured by U. S. Government obligations, other bills discounted.

total bills discounted. bills bought in open market, 132,776. U. S. Government securities: Bonts.

Treasury notes. certificates and bills, 289.091; total U. S. Government securities, 597 648 Other securities, 5350; total bills and securities. due from foreign banks.

710; uncollected items. 718.184; Feeral Reserve notes of other banks, bank premises, all other resources, 10.999; total resources, 5,049,928. Liabilities. Federal Reserve notes in actual emulation, 1,419,266. Deposits: Member bank-reserve account, 2.408.364; government, foreign bank, other deposits.

20.682: total deposits. 2,464,630. Deferred availability items, caDital paid in, surplus. all other liabilities, 19374; total, liabilities, 5,049,928. Ratio of total reserves to deposit and Federal Reserve note liabilities combined, 83.3 per cent.

Contingent liability on bills purchased for foreign correspondents, 467,643. New York Bank Statement. New York. June 19. (AP.) The statement of the condition of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York at the close of business, June 18, shows the following In dollars: Total gold reserves, 988.914.000; total reserves 1.042,492,000; bills discounted secured by eovernment war obligations, 10 942.000; other bills discounted.

13J26.000: bills bought ooen market, 35,668 000; total U. S. Government securities. 211.473,-000; total bills and securities. uncollected items, 196.421.-000; Federal Reserve notes in actual circulation.

177.697.000; due to members-reserve account. 997,224,000: total deposits. 1,035,747.000. Ra'io of total reserves to deioosit and Federal Reserve note liabilities combined. 85.9 per cent.

Rediscount Rate Cut To Lowest in History New York. June 19. (AP.) The New York Federal Reserve Bank to-dav reduced its red'scount rate to 2 1-2 per cent from 3 per cent. The latter rate had been in effect since Mav 2. 1 This is the first t'me that a 2 1-J per cent rate ever has been in effect at the New York Federal Reserve Bank.

The previous rate of 3 cent had prevailed between ATvi. 8. 1924 and February 27, 1925. Tel. S-2194 o- Bond Averages.

10 10 10 30 Ind'ls RR's Ut's Total June 19 ....93.2 106.6 99.5 99.8 Prev day ...93.0 106.5 99.4 99.7 Week ago ..93.6 107.0 99.8 100.0 Year ago ....92.9 102.8 97.0 97.6 ago ...95.1 105.7 99.3 100.1 3 years ago vkly av ...95.3 105.9 98.9 100.0 Hlttl (1930 94.5 107.1 99.9 100.5 Low (1930) 91.9 104.5 97.8 98.4 York, June 19 (AP.) The listed Bond Market made moderate Improvement today. Conicident with the lifting of pressure from the share market, the downward course of bonds, which was climaxed by a sharp reaction yesterday, was halted. The price movement was more order and mostly On the constructive side. Convertibles and other issues with stock features were strong. The chief benenciaries from the buying of lien issues were the rails.

Best, grade rails were very active and steady, but secondary issues eased. The Stock Market rally and an easing of time money rates were the chief factors in the recovery. Convertibles did complete right Exempt from all 7 Federal Income Taxes Legal Iovtitretnt (or String! Bankt tni Truil Fund) Niw York mil Naw Jum? City of Camden, N. J. 4H Bonds Due July 1, 1938-1970 Camden, fifth largest city and portint industrial center of New Jersey, is situated on the Delaware River opposite Philadelphia with which it is connected by bridge.

The assessed value is $213,676,793, the net debt 76128 and the present popula- tion estimated at 136,000. Prices to yield 4.1S Complete circular on request Harris, Forbes Co NEW YORK HARTFORD OFFICE Hartford National Bank Trust Co. Building i Telephone 2-3173 CO. Investments Member N. V.

Stock Exchange Y. Curb Exchange (Ajioc) 75 Pearl Street Hartford, Conn, Tel. 2-9253 NEW YORK BOSTON Spencer Trask Co. 25 Broad Street, New York ALXAKY BOSTON CHICAGO PROVIDENCE PHILADELPHIA NEWARK LONDON Members Sew York Stock Exchange FOLWDERS CORPORATION The Trustees of the Hartford-Connecticut Trust Company have this day declared the regular quarterly dividend of four (4 per cent on the capital stock payable July 1. 1930, to stockholders of record at the close of business June 19, 1930.

'if Warren T. Bartlett. Secy. Hartford. June 19, 1930.

L. Edmund 7jcher. Preiident HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT The Tnrelert Insurance Company KlilTX $607,292,230 Risekvej USD LlABIUTIIt 560,708,589 CtnTu. aks SuxrLut 46.S83.64t The Trralera Indemnity Company Ahzt 122,047,450 Rmeivis ak Lmiiutiu- 13.1S1.S11 Capital and Sutrut 895. 939 Travelers Fire Insurance Company Anrrt 114.694,864 KuUTO km LtAlIUTIES 10.2S9.C74 Capital ASSuri.us 4,435,199 Statmmmnte of Jmnumry J930 BOARD oFdIRECTORS O.irtM C.

Beach CWIta Sptnw, It )-hn Way Marten Hubbard Arttr L. SH.prftin Daniel G. Win friwi Miiil Georre G. Foaitr timnd iUchtt 1 rrtt Will Wil'-sais B-oani Iirki L. Howard Eii C.

Joftnaon Viil. jm Slunntr The Connecticut Light Power Company was actually organized as The Rocky River Power Company in 1905. In 1917 The Rocky River Power Company acquired a number of other companies which had been in existence and' at that time became known as The Connecticut Light Power Company. Those companies so acquired were supplying electric service to 26,000 consumers. The Connecticut Light Power Company has steadfastly grown, step by step, with the construction of modern steam and hydro generating stations, high tension transmission lines, and high, pressure gas mains, until today it represent the consolidation of 18 companies and renders gas and electric service to sixty-seven cities and towns in Connecticut.

Its electric generating stations and gas producing plants are located at strategic points in the state, and its extensive network of high tension electric and high pressure gas lines extend north, south, east and west throughout the state. Greenwich in the southwest, Old Mystic in the Southeast, Mechanicsville in (the northeast and Colebrook in the northwest are some extreme points which have been brought, together in one vast system, serving more than 200,000 industrial, commercial and domestic consumers and reaching a total population of approximately 600,000 people. The generating and transmission system of Ths Connecticut Light and Power Company is interconnected with generating and transmission facilities of other utility companies, both within the state and also through New England and Eastern United States, thus reaping the benefit of diversity and guaranteeing as far as possible continuous service and continued growth of Conrlecticut industry. One interesting and' unique development in the generating system of The Connecticut Light ss Power Company is the Rocky River Hydro Generating Station, so named after the first incorporated company. This Hydro Station the only one of its kind yet deve.opsd pumps huge quantities of watei.from the Hoiisa-tonic River into an artificial lake more than 60 miles in circumference, at a higher elevation, from whence the water is permitted to flow back through the generating station.

Thus, during the wet season, when there is a surplus quantity of water, great quantities may be stored and used during the dry season, in much the some manner as one would fill his coal bin in the summertime, at a cheaper price than would be possible in the cold season. 1 The principal office of the company is located at xHartford, with district opsrating headquarters located at fifteen other cities and towns within the State. The present officers are: J. H. RorabacK, Hartford, president; Irvin W.

Day, Waterbury, vice-president; R. H. Knowlton, Hartford, vice-president; R. W. Perkins, Norwich, vice-president; C.

L. Campbell, Hartford, vice-president, secretary and treasurer; P. R. Fleming, assistant secretary; T. H.

Blaikie, Hartfoid, assistant treasurer. Foreign Exchange New York, June 19. (AP.) Sterling held unchanged again at 4.85-13-16 for cables but some of the continental exchanges were in supply at Dutch falling 1 point to 40.19 1-2 and Belgian was down 1-2 to 13.95. French was 1-8 of a po.nt higher, 3 92 9-13. Spanish which was one of the weakest features early in the week was in special demand ranging from 11.71 to 11.84 1-2 for cables.

Japan eased off 1-16 to The South Americans were irregular. Argentine was off 3-4 of a point to 37.25 and Brazil was up 5 points to 11.35. Uruguay was up one and one-quarter cents to 88.50. Canada was unchanged at par. Foreign Exchanges Irregular.

Great Britain demand, 4.85 5-8; cables, 4.83 13-18; 60 day bills on banks, 4.83 3-15. France demand, 3.92 8-16; cables, 3.92 9-16. Italy demand, 5.23 1-2; 5.23-7-8. Demands: Belgium 13.94 1-2. Germany 23.83 1-2.

Holland 40.17 1-2. Norway 26.75. Sweden 26.83 1-2. 1 Denmark 26.74 1-2. Switzerland 19.35 3-4.

Spain 11.84 1-2. Portugal 4.52. Greece 1.29 3-8. Poland 11.25. Czechoslovakia 2.96 3-8.

Jugoslavia 1.76 1-2. Austria 14.10 1-2. Ruman'a .59 3-8. Argentine 37.25. Brazil 11.35.

Tokio 49.45. Shanghai 36.87 1-2. Montreal 100.00. Great Britain in dollars; others in cents. 9- Markets At a Glance New York.

Stocks: Strong; American Telephone rises more than 6 points. Bonds: Irregular; prime issues steady and convertibles up. Curb: Strong; leaders rally 2 to 6 po nts. Foreign exchanges: Irregular; Spanish peseta up 16 points. Cotton: Higher; firm cables and improved trade demand.

Sugar: Steady; trade support. Coffee: Easy; increased new crop offerings. Chicago. Wheat: Steady; improved export demand. Corn: Steady; unfavorable Iowa and Il'inois crop reports.

Cattle: Steady. Hogs: Steady to lower. London Market. London, June 19. (AP.) Consols for money 541-4: De Beers 71-8: Rand Mines silver 1515-16d per ounce.

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(AP.) An early advance in cotton today was followed by partial reactions, but prices firmed up again in the later trading on the firmer tone of the Stock Market and leiterated reports of an increased inquiry for forward shipments. July contracts, after advancing to 13.90 early, sold off to 13.68 and closed" at 13.84. while new croprion.hs made new highs ln the late trading with the new October selling at 13.20 and closing at 13.14. The general market clewed verv steady at net advances cf 22 to 30 points. Cctton Price Range.

(Furnished by Paine, Webber Co.) High Low Last July 13.90 13.70 13.85 October 13.44 13.25 13.42 October (new) 13.20 12.99 13.15 December 13.60 13.42 13.57 December (new) ..13 33 13.12 13 23 January 13.42 13.63 January (new) ....13.36 13.13 1332 March 13.65 13.36 13.54 May 13.64 13.48 13.64 Spot, 13,95, up 25 points. Loans to Brokers Down $211,000,000 Washington, June 19. (AP.) Loans to brokere and dealers held by New York Federal Reserve memir banks for the week ending June 18, were announced by the Federal Reserve Board today as $3,787,000,000, representing a decrease of $211,000 000 as compared with the preceding week. The loans for the ending June 13-were $5,430,000,000. The detailed distribution of the loans over the three weeks dealt with the board's report was: For own account, June 18, 1930, June 11.

1930, June 19, 1929, $833,000,000. For account of out-of-town banks, June 18, 1930, June 11, 1930, June 19, 1929. $1 For account of others, June 18 1930, June 11, 1930, June 19, 1929, Grain. New York, June 19. (AP.) Rye firm; No.

2 western 60 3-8 f. o. b. New York and 58 5-8 c. 1.

export. Barley firm; domestic 66 1-8 c. i. f. New York.

Wheat, spot firm; No. 1 northern spring c. i. f. New York 1.16; No.

2 hard winter f. o. New York 1.02 1-2; No. 2 Manitoba do 1.09 3-4; No. 2 mixed and No.

2 amber durum nominal. Corn, spot steady; No. 2 yellow c. 1. New York 93 1-4; No.

3 yellow do 91 1-2. Oats, spot steady; No. 2 white 48 Feed weak; city bran 100 lb. sacks 30.10; western bran do 29.10. Other articles unchanged.

Butter and Eggs. Butter 13.232; easy. Creamerv higher than extra 33 1-2 to 34; extra (92 score) 33; first (88-91 score) 30 1-2 to 32 1-2. Eggs 26.180; irregular. Mixed colors regular packed, closely selected extra first 24 to 24 12; first 23 1-2; medium firsts 20 1-2 to 21 1-2; nearby hennery brown, extra 26 1-2.

Other grades unchanged. Vegetables. Potatoes 58: firmer. Southern new, bbl. 4.50 to 5.00.

Cottonseed Oil and Lard. The cottonseed oil market wao moderately active today and with tht tone steadier as a rule owing to short covering and trade buying while offerings were generally small because of the stronger markets for cotton, lard and stocks and the generally firmer tone of grains. The close was steady with old contracts 5 points lower to 10 higher and new contracts unchanged to 18 points higher. Sales were 49C0 barrels of old contract and 1050 barrels of new. Southern crude markets were nominal.

Prime crude nominal; prime summer yellow spot old 8.15, July 8.10, September 8.07, October 8.C8, December 8.02; new: November 7.50. December 7.68, January 7.65. March 7.85. Lard firmer; Middle West 9.85 to 9.95. Chicago Grain.

Chicago, June 19. (AP.) Reassuring statements credited to Chairman Legge of the Federal Farm Board had a notable steadying effect on wheat values today. He was quoted as announcing to Kansas growers that wheat holdings of government sponsored organizations will not come Into the market to compete with other sellers so long as prices remain at the present low level. Less favorable French and Italian croo reports tended also to give encouragement to wheat buyers. Closing quotations on wheat were firm at the same as yesterday's finish to 3-8c higher.

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