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Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-22
FINANCIAL AND Commercial.
MARKET WAS nuLL1sH.

New York. March 21-AsIde from
ncors % favorite issues. in which bull
lsh activities were again a striking fea-
ture, trading on the stock exchange to-
aay vas uncertain and obviously pro-
feusiouai.
For ths n=st full session since the
z-iedls o. lase week TRANSACTION fell be-
low tire million share mark. A very
lH-re proportion OF the dealings concen-
tra:ed in minor or l0v-grade stocks OF
speculative character
There was a pronounced diminution OF
eomn;FEtoa house business and even
posed 20 await the outcome Of events at
Washington. especially the debate on
The soldier bonus bin.
Prices were most uneven in the A.
nal hour. when the rate for call loans
gradually rose to 4 1-2 per cent, as
Egainst the initial quotations OF L..
The hrmer tone Of the money market en-
Outraged shorts 70 extend their commit
1lents IN the more vulnerable special
les.
Stocks such as Bethlehem Steel and
Public Service OF New jersey owed their
consistent strength to good fnancia
statements. These favorable inoidents
we're Offset 70 a degree by adverse Ia.
eaT neNefQIAllFllNs III lne leAllle anu led
her industries and the call suspendng
york IN he coal mines on April 1.
Movements Of seasoned OF representa-
.5vs rails. steeIs and equipments wer'
unusually narrow. Motors as a grouI
rere hrm 20 strong but oils and affili
Gted issues which contributed largely Il
recent broad dealings showed no yer.
a-fuite tone.
Sales amounted 10 s0o.ot0 shares.
Dealings IN the foreign exchang
market were unusually light. being mad
~ largely oS British. French and Dutcl
Bills Sterling rose slightly over yes
,srday's highest rate. but remained ur
Ser rs maximum Of last Saturday. Al
continental rernhtances were moderated
,sttsr. even the German mark holdin
he better part OF its rally.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-22
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKYr

Chicago, March 21-Decided down
turns in the price of wheat resulted to-
day chiefly from lack Of any aggressive
buying. The market closed heavy at
So to 3-4c net liver with May 1874
S-4 to 1.S4 7S and Junly III 7-8 to
LIS. Corn lost 1 3-3 to 1 . 7-Sc, and
oats IL to 3-4@7S. In provisions the
outcome varied from unchanged figures
to 22@25 cents lower.
Sentiment in the wheat pit was more
inclined to the bear side than for some
days, although for the most part the
selling was of only a scattered sort Buy
ers appeared to be especially hesitant
because of indications that immediate
foreign needs had been filed, and that
Europe much cheaper than shipments
from the United States or Canada. Be
sides the domestic crop outlook was re-
ported excellent, and primary receipts
considerably in excess of the amount q
Year ago.
With the United States visible sun
ply Of wheat larger than at the cores
ponding time last year and with the
world available supply also showing ar
| Increase. the course OF prices continued
down grade throughout the session. Raj
lies were transient and apparently dut
| in the main to shorts collecting profits
Slowness Of shipping calI weakened
the prices both of corn and oats. In ad
dition planting OF the new crop Of corr
was reported as getting we'll under wa,
in Texas.
Provisions taken as whole, wer
lower in line with hogs.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-22
DAVIS THEATRE

Five big time acts and feature mo-
ton picture make W the fine bili AZ -hs
Davis theatre for the first haf u TIE
week under the new announced policy
Of the theatre to give the public the best
there Is in vaudeville. The headiiner 3
The Six Dariinzs. a isiddie act De luxe
The kiddies. none of whom is over -
years Of age. perform with natural abii-
fly and grace that would rnata The ave-
rage musical comedy stars ST Up an1
take notice
The vaudeville o7sns wi-H TIE $7--
vellss. a high riae- a77 ssus7-'0ns' usir
Of aerial artists George Ahea-1. -
rapid-fre suctionesr. las rr-at Nrs
-of up-to-t1a--ninu-a com-1r w-i-H 70 in-
PRODUCES with p song or two. A1 Italian
dialect number f. well renresrr'ef hT
Blancfor and Martin. CFr'pn and D.F-
on billed as the s-annv h,ar'- a-d fa7T.
have an unusual bisci5face ar n wric1
they execute several difficult danes
numbers.
Sessue Havskava and ErF-fe fo~e a-9
seen N the feature Ti---Ire which i7 n7-
titled The Vermiliion Pencil Para
mount Magazine closes the bin
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-22
ANNOUNCEMENTS
BUSINESS STATEMENT
A HUMAN DOCUMENT

HUMAN DOCUMENT
The business statement Of the Metro
politsn S..fe Insurance COMPANY Tor 1921
contains interesting matter not general
ly found in the statement % = financial
corporation. It relates TO the huma1
side of a great business. The cor1zny'a
assets are. more than one billion. one
hundred and fifteen million dollars anf
Its policies OUTSTANDING are ulDre f|a1
twenty-five and a halC millions Ta-r
people hold more rrau Dre rln 1ni
the best estimate o. the company Fl -hst
this humber OF policies irsarer. ir -rIrl
numbers, nineteen million .1l 1u1E
As over twenty million 0f the policieE
are the so-called industrial on whics
premiums are collected weekly By as-Htf
who call at the policy -hoiders homes
this gives to a company with the fnan-
cial strength OF the Metropolitan an OF
portunity for health and welfare WORK
The statement published shows how tbs
company has accepted this opportunity.
While the year 1921 en- the popular
| mind is put down as a yca- - dun bus
mess. life insurance has been an szce7-
ton The Metropolitan again held t1s
record among all commands Oh me world
/ In 1921 with s15sf7s9s0T new fnrIr-
ance placed on the books Its assets IN
| creased more than one hunered and
| thirty million dollars and frs income
was sss.4s2s1s more than It was in
| 1920
| For many years the compzny's 1-inci-
pal business was iudustrial-smali 7oi.-
cies generally hold By the working -ner
of America and their families. Rur late
" the so-oalied ordinary insurauce
where the premiums are paid quarterly
semi-annualiv ~ annually has 60 IN
creased that this branch Of the cuisines,
now exceeds the industrial ~ amount
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-22
TRAINING CAMP BRIEFS

Horace Ford declares Billy Eopf 10
dandy fellow to team up with. The
former is confident he and the New Bril-
tain player will work in great style
around the middle patch Of the infeld.
Manager Robinson of the DodKers sees
a great second season in store for
Dutch" Ruether. The former Cincinna-
Ii southpaw. whose disposition has p,ac-
ed him in hot water = number of times,
will mend his ways and take better care
Of himself the coming season.
Frank MCGOWAN used his bat with good
effect against the San Antonio team in
Sundays exhibition game. The Bran
ford boy connected for two singles out
of three trips to the plate. The Athletics
COPIED the game, 9 to 5.
The PhiIlies have close to two weeks
to train at Leesburg Fla, before break
ing camp and starting on the northward
transforming trip. @
Tiny" Maxwell. sports editor OF the
| Evening Ledger" of Philadelphia pre-
diets that If "Heinie' Scheer improves
In his batting he will be the sensation oil
| the American League.
| Three home runs decorated the no,
| score of the Pittsburgh-Red Sox exhibi
| ton game Monday The circuit cloutert
we're Joe Harris and Frank O'Rourke o.
the Red Sox and "Pie" Traynor of tn,
! Pirates. O'Rourke at one time PLAYED
with New London when it was in tn,
Eastern League.
Frank Woodward. New Haven pitche
last season showed to good sdvantag
IN the exhibition game AGAINST tn
Braves. He worked three innings an
| held the Braves runless.
Everett Taryan, second string catche
/ of the White Sox, is hitting like Z de
! mond in the exhibition games Manas
er Gleason says he viii be. one of tn
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-22
HARNESS NOTES.

D. B. Clark, OF Cumberland Hill, R. l.
is the new president Of The orsemen Of
Rhode Island, Inc, which annually pro-
notes the meetings at woonsocket 10
seph Gaulin, of woonsocket. is secretary.
and A. B. Edwards, of Woonsocket. is
treasurer. The executive committee of
the organization consists Of Herbert ".
Atherton, George McKenna. Fred La
voice, II. L. Carpenter and Chairman
Robert ]. Braley. Henry A. Fuller. who
has been under the weather" the past
few weeks. will be relieved of all activity
in the affairs of the organization until
he RECEIVERS his usual good health
| A rare instance occurred recently at
the AlCiers CFrance) trotting course
when the 13-year-old Drisac won and
would have paid 30 600 for 10 in the pa
rl-mutuel machines. But, as nobody had
invested anything on him. all tickets were
refunded - 80 '.-
The young trotting mare. Mamma Loa
2-oSA, did so wei last season for JOIN
H. Dillon. of New Haven, Conn. that h
| has bought her three-year-old sister
Mauna Lea t2l. e.o1H, from V. R Nc
Coy. of Washington G Fl Ohio. G=o--i
Goddard will fit the fly for her New
England engagements.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-22
TODAYS EVENTS

Porto Rico observes To-Day as Enz1ci-
patton Day.
One hundred and twenty-hfih ami
versary Of the hirtn - William I. tn
first German emperor.
Centenary q The bir-1 y Rosa Bon
hsur, the famous Frenoi FAINTER and the
first woman 70 receive the Leon 90
Honor
Seventy'-five years ago -oda- The Amer
lean army under Gen Winf--d scott be-
gan the b0nzbardmeut o. VEGA cruz. 1re1-
leo.
John Drew. one Of the mast popular anl
capable actors OF the American stage.
today enters upon the fitch y-a- o. b.
professional career.
By proclamation % Goge--r- W-rsf,
Arkansas viii observe as 'No-T5. acco
Day" with a view 10 csllir- rtlr a.
tention TO the evils OF .the tobacco ts
A plan 10 finance and operate cope -
alive buying institutions 10 Wi-cau-fa
Il DE presented al a state convention 60
the Society OF Equity al La-zlf-iI tods
Dr. Arthur F. Hadicv. rre-t-1t enc
eritus Of Yale University. spills Jog Eu--
land today 20 deliver "a series ~ lecture.
before English university students and
| English audiences on Asuer Ca and Arll--
| lean institutions
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-22
STANDINGS IN MINOR EVENTS
SHAKEN UP AT TOLEDO

Toledo. O., March standings in
all departments of the minor events
of the American bowling congress
tournament were shaken up during
competition today.
F. Weier and H. Schmidt of New
airy, n. j., stepped into third place In
the doubles when they hung up 1851 in
one of the late afternoon shifts.
w. Norton of Albany. N Y. rolled
the highest score in the singles, his
679 sending him into fifth place.
Among other leading scores in the
doubles today were:
w Canton and T. Denning, Newark,
n. J.. 1928: J. Ernest Berger and G.
Or eiHch. Newark, 1855; A. Stephens
and F. Erhardt, Albany, n. Y. 114s..
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-22
TaftviIe Takes First Game From Stafford

The Taftville Kaceys continued
their winning streak when they downed
the Stafford Springs Kaceys in clean
fast game at Parish haE, Tsftville, on
Tuesday evening by a score of 32 TO
-. The game was witnessed by an
enthusiastic crowd of about 200 fans.
TIE game was a whirlwind affair
with Taftviile sitting a fast pace
which forced the Stafford Springs ag-
Eregation 20 exert themselves to their
utmost 20 keep UP, which they did un-
I'll the last half Of the game. The Wis
tors showed e fine passing and de-
,slStve game relying on "Mondy
Normandin Of Willimantic to drop the
BAH through the hoop. This game
was one OF the fastest and cleauest
Eamss ever sean on the local floor and
although beaten the Stafford Springs
boys were very popular with the fans
because Of their sportsmanlike conduct
N the playing floor.
For TaftviIle Harry Mills, the lanlIy
centsr. was the shining light with 9
baskets and two fouls accounting for
20 OF Taftville's 50 points. Jim Muir
phy came through with three baskets
trom the floor in the second half. The
other scoring was done by Jack Muir
ply and Capt Beiair. Murphy scoring
two pretty shots from the middle of
the floor. G. Coleman, sturdy left
guard. played a strong defensive game
and held his man to one basket.
Starring for Stafford Springs besides
Normandin who scored six baskets,
was Bernardo. who scored three bas-
kets and a foul. Argenta and Fftz
zach scored one basket.
In the preliminary game the Taft
vile Bearcats defeated the Plainheld
Buddes. 81 TO %, In fast exhibition
~ basketball
The summary:
Taftvills Stafford Springs
Belair NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. NoTmandln
Left Forward
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-22

most feared batsmen in the American
League the coming. season.
II the Cubs land Shortstop McAuley
from Los Angeles, Charley Hollocher viii
be shifted to second base.
Red sox will get chance to toss his
twisters against the Detroit Tigers in the
exhibition games Rochester will engage
with Ty Cobb's men. Rex has Joined
Rochester and is primed to face the slug
cling Bengals..
George Whitfield, recently secured from
Pittsburgh by the Dodgers. will probably
join tile Brooklyns In New Orleans. Whit
ted has accepted terms offered By Pres:-
dent Ebbets.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-22
BREED THEATRE

Tom Mix. the William For e'7-. h7s
picked 4 strong ca 10 E1-7o-t him RI
his latest picture, TIE Nirfr H0r7'u.ar.
which is the feature attraction ~ -aa
Breed theatre today and THURSDAY. N7r
Hopkins is his leading woman Tfa
c-s in the cast are HAIRY Lo1ei7'e 70
seph Bennett. Sid Jordan. n0r- F1r1-'.
c. Anderson. Lon Pon and Charles r..
French.
The Night Horsfme1 Is sequel ~ -rf
Unframed and both ara based or Er
Brands novel. Wild Geese which a--
tanned great nopularity-
For the second feature Er-zrt wash
burn viii be seen in on tho Road to Lon
don
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-22
MRS. JESSUP HAS HARD TIME
In ELIMINATING MISS RAYARp

Boston, March 21.-Mrs Marion
Zinderstein Jessup, of Wilmington
Del, was forced to display her best
singles form today in eliminating Miss
Martha Bayard of Short Hills. N J.,
in their third round match of the ma
tional indoor women's tennis cham
pionship at the Chestnut Hill covered
court of the Longwood Cricket club.
Mrs. Jessup tomorrow will oppose
Miss Ceres Baker of Orange, N. ].
Mrs Molla Bjurstedt Mallory of New
York, striving for her fifth indoor title,
Is one Of the thirteen singles players
remaining. She and Mrs. L. G. Morris
of New York form a middle pair and
are one of the nine doubles team still
in the running.
Mixed doubles matches, scheduled to
start tomorrow afternoon will be fea-
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-22
YALE TENNIS TEAM
HAS TEN MATCHES SCHEDULED

New Haven arch 21-The Yale ten
mis- team schedule for the regular sea
son was announced tonight A south
ern trip wild precede the regular match
es The schedule follows:
April %, Columbia; May ), Merton
sylvania: 10, Hartford Country club
at Hartford; u, Cornell: 10, Williams;
II, Dartmouth; 20, Princeton; "a, open;
q, Harvard at Cambridge
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-22

The annual organ rectal a. s. Jamss
church. New London. viii BE- given 81
Professor Harry 3. Jepson. uni arsltE
organfst at Yale. This will Be Professor
Jepson's second public recital IN New
London in two years on the Plant Ne
mortal organ. one OF the best organs %
It's kind in this section Of New England.
the gift Of the late Commodore Morton
F. Plant. presented to 81. James church
in memory Of his wife. Susan CaDTon
Plant. At the last recital Professor Je1-
sons program consisted of selections
from Handel. Lemare. and Bp7si. and
was enjoyed by large audience
Those who have heard ~ Professor
Jepson's new composition Tho second
Sonata. which won the Eric ueis1narter
prize at Paris. are hoping that he vii
include the number In his lroEran. !.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-22

New York March 21.-United State,
war fotations. as represented by Liner.
ty and Victory issues, were the ont.
standing features of today's bond mar.
ket. Dealings were extensive and near.
~ all OF the two series closed at gains
French government 1-2s and g..
again gave way to realizing sales an6
French rnunicipals seemed to be affected
for the same reason. The new city Of
SCISSORS per cent. reconstruction of.
ferinH was reported to have been over.
subscribed.
In the domestic list most of the days
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-22

Strand Thursday. Friday and sniurd7-.
The strand weely continues a. ths
Strand with an entire change ~ pro
gramue tomorrow There wiu b f~3
excellent arts Of 2 ?. Keith v-udr-i''e
and 2 feature photoDiay with fil7grT
Walton in The Gu.-ersni0e. IT, acts
fo- the last haE ~ this Week promises
tn be even better tiian TIE Vaudeville -
the Strand for the FIRST three dar7- ~
excellent program that son rro1ld not
miss. See some good rarderiii7t
Gladys Walton. Universal s'ar VS.
roles with plenty a. action. The N-f.a
Universal fa1psr star las roe ~n
plenty OF the arore-rosn- Owed quality ri
The Guttersnipe ~ che Stand f7e7--a
tomorrow She win b. -ecn h~ v0u ~
| p fighting. firtin- f-ec7t - the irish
| Ghetto" or New Tnriz- IN r-e role -
Mszoe = shop girl. n story 7--l-'s7
| directly for the star bv Pc-riral WI
and well fitted 20 the taienr ~ E-''T1
| impersonations which Miss Walton Ut
| doubtedly possesses. Dallas F.tz@erai !
| directed the filming ~ Che p.c- from p
scenario By Wallace clifton. Gladys -
| only eighteen. but she has some very
| mature ideas about her a-t-
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-22

NORWICH WINS sTCDEBAkER
SALES CUP FOR FEBRUARY
The Norwich Motor Car Co. Inc. To-
cal Studebaker representatives, are dis
playing in their Main street show win
dow the big 2 1-2 foot loving cup which
they have won for the month OF Febru-
airy.
- monster cup-a massive silver
with Tifanyesque lettering that
bespeaks the sales-making superiority of
the winner-will be on display all this
month in the windows of the Studebaker
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-22

salesroom at 81 Main street.
The cup IS one OF seven which are be-
ing competed for in the New York sales
territory by Studebaker dealers. Tie
dealers are divided into seven grouos. 4,
the end OF the year the dealer who has
held the cup the greatest number O;
months or has reported the largest num-
Der Of sales in his group will be present
ed with the CUP az a permanent trophy
for his salesroon.
Here's hoping that the cup has come
to Norwich to stay
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-22
YALE ITO COMPETE
In PENN RELAY GAMES

New Haven, March 21.-The Yale
track team will compete, in the Penn
sylvania relay games at Philadelphis
on April 2s, according to the schedule
issued tonight. On May sixth a dual
meet with Princeton will be he'd here
and on May 10 Yale will oppose Har-
ward at Cambridge. The final compe-
tition will be in the Intercollegiate at
Cambridge on ay 1921.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-22

tured by. the appearance of. william r.
Tilden. End, of. Philadelphia the
worlds champion, playing in his first
tournament since last fall. he viii.
team with Mrs. Mallory in an attempt
to repeat their ri, victory in the same
event.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-22
GIRL SETS WORLDS

. = hELOhD IN 44U ID bFENI
Milwaukee, Wis, March 21-Gladys
Robinson, Toronto, set a new worlds rec
ord tonight by skating the girls 440-yd
dash in a As seconds at the Internal
ionsS Indoor amateur skating champion
ship, meet here Elsie Muller, New York,
wa second and Pose Johnson, Chicago,
third. Joe Moore, New York, won the
quarter mile race in Al seconds.
Joe Moore, New York, won the senior
mile event in 1925 4-5. Leslie Boyd, New
York, was second.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-22
Wanderers-Ash,and Game Oh.

The Baltic Misunderstanding A.
A. game which was to have been played
at Baltic this Wednesday evening has
been called off The Wanderers finish
ed their season on Monday evening
when they were defeated by the South
Manchester team.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-22
Weekly Bible Class For Men.

The weekly Bible class FOR men VII
be held this "wednesday evening at Z
n c. A. at Sis o'clock. when the topic
Of the study will be Demons. AL men
interested are invited.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-22

CromweU.-The local fishermen caught
lamphrey eel in their net this week
and as this fish is usually a fare7unner
Of the alewives. 1t is expected the season
for these fish will soon start
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-22

New York, March Chopper steady :
electrolytic, spot and rearby IL; later
1913 IA.
Iron steady and unchanged.
Tin easier; spot and futures 1881.
Lead outlet: spot 4.7om480.
Ii1c steady; East St. Louis spot 4.7o
T4.75.
4ntimony spot 425.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-22
Miscellaneous Department

higher prices were made by speculative
rails, including Erie. st. Louis and San
Francisco, Missouri, Kansas and Texas
Chicago and Alton and New Haven, the
latter rising on the strength Of the
stock.
Sales trar .value) approximated $tS,-
021oo0
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-22
roDAy's SPORTS.

HOCKEY.
Final competitions for the Allan cup,
at Toronto. s@
SKATING.
International amateur indoor cham
pionships, at Milwaukee.
COLE. Is
Florida amateur championship
tournament, at Orlando
Florida Winter championship tour
nament, at St. Augustine. ,e>
WRESTLING.
John Illinois VS.. Biliy schober. at
Indianapolis.
BOXING.
Billy Shade VS.. Hughey Walker, 10
rounds, at Kalama Zoo
Young Denny vs.. Billy Ryan. IL
rounds, at Houston.
Sam Langford Fred Fulton, 10
rounds at Beardstown, Ill. =
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-22
Exhibition Games

| st. Petersburg, Fla, March FL
Washington American ...... o
Boston Nationals .......... 8 ],
Mogridge, Erickson Francis, Torres
and Picinich; McQuiEan, Marquard,
Lansing and ONeil.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-22

IRE following is a summary OF the
transactions on the New York Stock EX.
-f--r-r IN = NJ.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-22
What Is Going On Tonight

Motion Pictures and Naufsvliie a.
Davis Theatre
Vaudeville and Motion Pictures az
Strand Theatre
Motion Pictures a; Breed Theatre
Buckingham Council. 70 u. Jr .. L
A NJ. meets in buckingham Memorial
Norwich Grange No. ~, p o. Il.
meets in Steiner Hall
Norwich Lodge. No L. A O. L. w
meets in Owls Hall
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-22

With the exception Of sterling, ali
quotations are in cents per unit of for.
eign currency:
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-22
MONEY.

New York. March 21-Call money
nrmer; high 1-2; low ~; ruling
rate 3 IL closing bid 4; offered at 4
IL; last loan 4 -; call loans apainst
acceptances 3.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-22

From all accounts the Cubs were the
softest kind of picking for the Pacific
Coast League teams.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-22

= METAL MARKET

New York. March 21.-Cotton sno
quiet; middling 1910.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-22

Jim Murphy ................ Argent2
Right Forward
Mills Der iieAL 0sl
Center
Jack Murphy observation-disclosures y IL
Right Guard
G. Coleman ..........-.... -CalcAerd
Left Guard
Field goals-Mfls 8, Belair 1, Jim
Murphy 8, Jack urphy 2, Normandfn
6, Bernardo 8, Fitz /, Argenta 1.
Foul goals, Mills 2, Bernardo l.
Referee. Vic Fontaine, Timer, Brown.
Tonight the Taftville team will play
at Willimantic in the second game of
the three-ga series with the All
Willimantic team. This game is sure
to be one of action as the Thread City
team has been getting in some tall
practice since their defeat at the hands
of the Taftville boys a week ago. There
Is expected a large turn out of Taft
Vile fans who will go to Willimantic
to lend their moral support to the To-
cal team.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-22
At the Aetna Alleys

Eastern Conn. Power Co. League
Operating penartment
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-22
Liberty Bonds.
Foreign Exchange.

Quoted IN dollars and cents ptH SO
bond