davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1951-11-04
Chicago Livestock

hogs, 500; total. 5000 testimatedl> Com
pared week ago: Barrovs and gifts 20
Ia;so.a paid sparinEiy Friday; most Choice
1s0-2s0 pounds closed within a very
narrow narrow price spread Of 19.65-19.75; q
so choice iS soxs p0Vad WeishnF DF0usp5 46o
pounds down closed at I7.75-is.75, with
40o-50o pound weights at I7.00-17 rs
and few heavies down to 1925
salable cattle. 300 Estimated; total
shout the same as last week. leaving out
the tss.s cattle and calves counted in for the
ess fy GE steagv sa last 70 ~ Seek all
steers and heifers better late than early:
about steady Eood and choice
other srades stesds to 30 lover 3Se..
loads hieh prime Ills i'sef.pound ept 'nfea FED
steers. 40.15- -40-50: moderate supply prime
steers St,s ri,ns and ions ysarllnes % 6o-4o 90:
low prime largely. "a 1881 so; most good
to low choice steers. 32.0O-345 so; two
loads commercial n to low good l.o75-pound
as 23. 90; part load high prime. 975-pound
mixed yeariinss, $500: prime heiferS in
loadlots stopped al $500: bulk high good
mercial young cows reached 81 90; most
high utility, and commercial cows, 1915
5S;Soi nos bulk, nqiE utility c9ws 229o-35. 50:
mercial to prime vealers, 30O0-3s. 90: few
under-75 pound culls as low as 1900:
choice 59o-7e0- pound Colorado, ,yearling
and choice steer calves. 3750-40. so;
choice Montana heifer calves, 300;
$3.50: medium to low choice 775-1 .000-
pound feeding steers. % 50-33 so.
salable sheep. 100 (estimated); total
not given. Compared week so: Lambs
mostly 80 lower, instances of more; year
lings steady to 80 lower: ewes weak to
50 of, although general market moder-
ately active and stronger following Tues
days severe break; buyers stressing hard
grain nnish and some merely good fed
wooled lambs and yearlings taken of
market; most good to prime lambs 80. 25-
$3.50. latter price top after Monday:
weeks high $500. for load 109-pound
choice and prime fall shorn and No. /
skin lambs and few lots closely sorted
natives; bulk utility to good lambs $3.50
5000; Gull to. utility. 20OO-2S 90, mostly
24;0o and above, although, some light
lings, 29.00-29. 50; top. 29.75, early;
most good to choice. 81 .50-2s75: Gull and
utility ewes. 10.50-1300; most good and
choice grades, 13.50-14.50; few handy
weight kinds. 1890.
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Bond Market Records
General Dip in Week,
with Losses Slight
By D. A. WilIioms
Associoted Press financial Witt,


NEW YORK, Nov. 3.-The bond
market held almost on dead center
in today's brief session. Rarely did
IAN issue move more than a small
fraction either way and the few
that did get out of that range had
no general direction.
Corporate bonds stumbled in
light activity during the week. On
several occasions light demand
appeared, apparently rejecting
the recovery in stocks. The mar
Iket frequently ran into overhead
supply on each modest advance
and retreated. although an upside
tendency held throughout Friday S
session.
The net result was a general
decline for the week with losses
for most issues being slight. Some
OF the more inactive bonds gave
ground sharply on small sales re-
lf1ecting their readjustment to the
changed interest pattern. There
were occasional standouts on the
plus side.
/ Government loans moved mar
rowly throughout the week tc
close at practically the same prices
prevailing at the end of the pre-.
vious week. Six of some two dozer
issues added 1872 to 4/32 of a
point and two were off 1872 te
1882. Dealers described the mar.
ket as thin. Top changes at an,
one session were around 4/32 of 8
point. Dealers positions were re-
ported at minimum and no siz.
liable amounts Of bonds came on
the market.
Evening star., 1951-11-04
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The Investor

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This booklet is a special study
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1t contains no recommendations
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For free copy write. phone or
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Evening star., 1951-11-04
Chicuqo Grain

CHICAGO. Nov. 3 GP,.-Grains ran UP
on the Board of Trade today, setting their
inspiration from some hishly unsesson-
able weather all the way from parts of the
cotton belt up throush the spring wheat
belt Of Canada.
The market opened steady and never
developed any real weakness. An eXcep-
tion was July oats, which represents the
1852 crop of that cereal Ii was just
about the only thing which wasn't at-
fected by the pluneing temperatures. It
sank fractionally.
Wheat closed a4-1is higher, corn Ia-lA
higher oats u lower to It's higher, rye
tnew stylel Sal 10 higher soybeans s4-2s4
higher and lard UNCHANGED to 20 cents
a hundred pounds higher.
There was snow on the sround over
much Of the Northwestern spring wheat
belt as well as the Canadian prairie prov
inces. Canada still has a lot of wheat
on the ground. In the Midwest several
points reported record breaking lows for
this time of year.
Soybeans sank Pa to SO cents for the
week. But wheat rose lS4 to cents
corn was s. lower to Il higher, oats 80
lower to ga higher and rye 3l4 to 5l4
higher. Lard was unusually quiet most
Of the week finishing 2 to l3 cents a
hundred pounds lower
Evening star., 1951-11-04
Business Briefs

New York Stock and Curb Ex-
changes and all commodity mar
kets, except the New York Pro-
duce Exchange. will be closed
election day, November 6.
Great Lakes Iron Ore shipments
in October totaled 1909, ASS tons,
raising the total for the year to
81. $4,000 VS.. 70,339,721 in 1885,
Lake Superior Iron Ore Assn.
| F. w. Dodge Corp. reported
poll of economists showed an av-
erage guess that the Nations out
put of goods and services will
reach an annual rate of $348 bill
lion n 1852 compared with the
Governments estimate of 1928
billion for this year.
E. I. du POnt de Nem0urs, Inc,
i'm 9 months ended September 80
earned $159.627. $40 or $3.34 a
share VS.. $218,627 ,999 or $4.67 in
1850 period.
( ChrySler Corp. in 8 months
ended September 80 earned $50,
108.179 or $5.76 a share VS.. $1O5,-
246,991 or $12.O9 in 1850 period.
Glenn L. Martin Co. in 9 months
ended September 80 had an esti-
mated loss of $7,969. 1853 VS.. earn
ings of 81, 2,495, ,663 or $2.20 in 1850
period.
/ Mid Continental Petrole u m
Corp. in 8 months ended Septem-
ber 80 earned $13,281 ,652 or $7.15
a share VS.. $10,241. .241 or 1851 in
1850 period.
Gaylord COntainer Corp. in 8
months ended September 80
earned $6,245,512 or $2.67 a share
VS.. $3,757,6 or $161 in 1850
period.
| Pacific Western Oil Corp. in 9
m on this ended September 80
earned $6.483 .472 or $l.34 a share
VS.. S4.741.675 or $1.04 in 1850
period.
Gulf States Utilities Co. in year
ended September 80 earned $6,-
060,621 or $l.66 share VS.. $5,-
906, ,403 or $1.80 in 1850.
Anaconda Wire & Cable Co. in
8 months ended September 80
earned $4,097 SGT or $4.86 a share
VS.. $2,690.021 or $3.18 in 1850 pc
riod.
| Scovill Mfg. Co. in 8 months
ended September 80 earned So
712,928 or $2.72 a share VS..
$4.428,807 or $3.35 in 1850 period.
Holland Furnace Co. in year
ended September 80 earned 81
432. SAB or $270 a share VS. $2,-
993.038 in 1850.
Dixie Cup Co. in 8 months ended
September 80 earned $2,161,9l or
$5.67 share VS.. 81 ,992, 1894 or 1928
in 1850 period.
| Detroit, Toledo & Iron in 8
months ended September 80
earned $2.057.665 VS.. $2,442, ,628 in
1850 period.
Motor Wheel Corp. in 9 months
ended September 80 earned $2,-
l68,l91 or S2.56 a share VS.. So
402,lll or $4,02 in 1850 period.
Universal Cons. Oil Corp. in 8
months ended September 80
earned $1.833.527 or s6.58 a share
VS.. $1.619.051 or $5.81 in 1850
period.
Tampa Electric Co. in year end
ed September 80 earned $780,
806 or $3.05 a share VS.. $2.035,3l3
or $3.40 in 1850 period.
White Sewing Machine Corp. In
year ended September 80 earned
| 81 .582,737 or $2.03 a share VS..
$4.653.667 or $6.4l in 1850 period.
United Drill & Tool in 8 months
ended September 80 earned ST.
357 300 or $2.44 a share VS.. $l,2l4,-
900 Or $2.15 in 1850 period.
Black. Sivall e. Bryson In 8
months ended September 90
earned 81 1908 or $2.44 a share
VS.. $500, $50 or $l.59 in 1850 period.
HugOtOn Production Co. in @
months ended September so
earned $1,015.072 or SIPS a share
Tvs. $704,687 or 81 cents in 1850
period.
Firth Carpet Co. in Q months
ended September 80 earned $685.
535 or n cents a share VS.. 81, 1885,
344 or $2.16 in 1850 period,
Evening star., 1951-11-04
Industry, Consumers
Begin 10 Feel Raise
In Taxes and Costs
By Richord Fiske
Assoeiofed Press Bvsiness Writer

NEW YORK. Nov. 3.-Taxes
and costs began taking larger bites
in the pocketbooks of everyone
this week-from big industry to
the small consumer.
New tax rates went into effect
on Thursday. The consumers pay
check was smaller. He paid more
for a long list of items that ranged
from luXurieS to necessities.
Business and industry already
had felt the pinch. Many corpora
tions had been providing for the
bigger tax bites they knew were
coming. The personal income
tax rise of about 1134 per cent for
the average taxpayer will raise
most of the new money. Corpora
tions will contribute the second
largest slice of new revenue.
Steel Record Set.
BY virtue of the number of per-
sons affected. if for no other rea-
son, the tax and price news all but
overshadowed such important
items as industrial production, re-
ports of lesser earnings and labor
difficulties.
All but lost in the welter of tax
talk was the new record of the
Nations steel industry. which is
basic to most others.
American Iron and Steel IN
stitute reported the largest amount
of steel ever made in a week IN
the United States-2.089, 900 tons.
The previous record was 2,079, 900
tons in the week starting last
April 80.
Most high production rates were
due to defense orders. In the
consumer goods field, the slight
improvement of September was
reported continuing and there
were optimistic forecasts for holi-
day trade.
Business Remains Good.
Economists agreed that overall,
business is good and should con-
tinue so through November.
The National Association of Pur-
chasing Agents. the men who buy
supplies for industry, said Decem-
ber and first quarter condition for
next year will depend on the
movement Of stocks by holiday
buying, allocations of raw mate
rails for civilian use and the rate
at which defense orders can be
brought into production.
A Sampling Of third quarter
earnings showed industries, big
and small. would have to dig a
little harder to make q dollar.
Evening star., 1951-11-04
Commodity Prices

NEW YORK, Nov. 8 UP.-wholesale
commodity prices edged UP Just q SHADE
Press index OF 35 important eommodi-
The index at 1878 on Friday com;
pared with 1878 last week end and
with I904S year ago. The base year
is 1926 which equals 100.
OF the six commodity groups repre-
sented. the livestock and grainS and cot
ton components posted increases. food and
textiles declined and industrials and nom
ferrous metals held unchanged.
The index with comparable fgures Tor
Last Ueek and n year AEo, follows:
Evening star., 1951-11-04
BOND SUMMARY

Furnished by the Associated Press.)
=, A selected list Of active bends ON the
New York stock Exchange, showing the
high' low and closing prices for the week
weeks clese.
Evening star., 1951-11-04
CURB SUMMARY

Furnished by the Associated Press.)
:. A selected list Of active stocks ON the
New York Curb Exchange, showing the
high. low and closing prices for the week
and the net change from the previous
weeks close.
Evening star., 1951-11-04
Chicago Cash Markets.

No wheat Corn-old, No. yellow.
l.75; sample grade, 1922. Soybeans-
No. 3 yellow, 2.Sl, track country station
Illinois Barley--Malting. l SOL 80 nom
inal; feed. .00-1 30 nominal
Evening star., 1951-11-04
Over-the-Counte Market

( The following bid and asked prices are
obtained from the National Association OF
Securities Dealers, Inc, and other sources
but are unofficial. They do not represent
actual transactions; they are intended as as
a guide to the approximate rance Witnin
sold (indicated by the bid or bought
Indicated by the askedl at the time oi
compilation I2 noon. Friday. origin Oh
Frr had hv
Evening star., 1951-11-04
District Sales Representative

Large midwestern manufacturer Of
complete line Of warm-air heating
and air conditioning equipment for
gas, oil and coal, including boilers,
unit heaters and conversion burners,
has opening in its sales force for
experienced sales representative in
Va, w. Va, Maryland, Pa.
You should be experienced with
proven record in selling to jobbers.
dealers. and utilities; 30-45 years old.
Salary, bonus and expenses plus in
surance and retirement benefits.
This company Is one Of the oldest
and best established manufacturers
in the industry and does . national
business, advertising in consumer.
trade, and professional publications.
Reply in confidence, giving full de-
tails as TO age, experience and COM
pensation expected. Our organiEation
knows Of this advertisement.
Reply Box 1927, Star.
Evening star., 1951-11-04
Market AVERAGES

District No s.
REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE
NATIONAL SAVINGS and TRUST CO.
OF Washington business
Published call made by Comp
of the Currency under Section 52l1 Revised Statutes
ASSETS.
l. Cash balances banks. including
items Of collection $3605 1928
guaranteed - -------- 1s1s4ssss5
Obligations Of States and political 2o1461s
Other bonds notes and debenues 154,2Sss0
eral Reserve Bank 1876
Loans and discounts ncuding ovedrafts) s54ssl
fixtures slss I'll - 1274sss7o
H. Other assets | 24154X
H. Total SO
LIABILITIES
13. Demand deposits Of individuals partnerships and
corporations ss4s4 $50 50
IA Time deposits Of individuals partnerships and
IS Deposits United States Government nt---- 464s565 so
Deposits of banks ------- ------------- 4804554
8 Other deposits Certified and cashiers checks etc. 193996
49, Total deposits -$47,14047355
23 Other liabilities 3262968S
a. Total liabilities
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS.
tc Common stock total par 81 900 900 81 900 900 90
26. Surplus 35OOOoo0o
a. Undivided profits 44199211
%. Reserves
2e capital $5Os6
30 Total liabilities and capital
MEMORANDA.
81 Assets pledged or assigned to liabilities and
for other purposes ses-----------------$ 1924 O05 10
City of Washington, D. C,
w. HuES PARDOE, above-named bank
do solemny that
knowledge and belief.
W. HHES PARDOE President
Sworn and subscribed before
ARTHUR E HACK Public.
My commission expires October 81, 1855.
I, BRErNINGER
BRUCE BAIRD, HOWARD B MOVES
JAMES Med. SHEA. MONTGOMERY BLAIR, Jr,
CLARENCE DODGE WILLIAM b. WILLARD
JAMES M. BARNES WILSON MARIN,
c. LEO DORSEY. DAVID BORNET,
A. w. HOWARD, ROBERT W. wills SON
CHAS CONARD SCOTT B AppIERY
CLARK G. DIAMOND JOHN L.. SULLIVAN,
I. CORF1N STRONG, ERNEST w. GREENE,
Directors.
Evening star., 1951-11-04

Rates Of dividends In the foregotne
table are annual disbursements based on
tion Unless otherwise noted speciaj or
extra dividends are not included
Ex dividend IT Ex rights eld Called
pt pd Fart paid. ur Under rule War War.
warrants Also extra or extras Plus
stock dividend. d Cash or stock paid
last year fPayable In stock estimated
wash value On ex-dtyidend date; De
or paid after stock dividend or spiit-up
X Declared or paid this year. an accumu-
lative issue with dividends IN arrears
. Paid this year, dividend omitted deferred
or no action taken at last dividend meet
tng. wDeclared or paid in 1851. plus
stock dividend wd When distributed
dend. Payable In stock, exact cash value
On declaration daA,
Evening star., 1951-11-04
Woshinqton Stock Exchonqe
BONDS
lIHR IfrHH KTxYEC

TRANSACTIONS ON STOCK
Evening star., 1951-11-04
Dividends Announced

NEW YORK. Nov. 8 Pj.-Dividend
announced:
Pc Stk. OF Pay
RatP riCd Racnrh IL
Evening star., 1951-11-04

extra or extras. +Paid so far this y y
Saturday sales: Potomac Eiectrlc pt
Evening star., 1951-07-23
Chicago Groin

CHICAGO. July % lP.-Hedge se,lir,
seas se Wneat gown on the Board Of Trade
real unsettled the rest Of the market' au Sc
The movement Of wheat into majoy
terminals. running at least two WEEKS WEEKS
'ssIsy.t f'oday n ik1riysis hsfs totaisS snssa
out the Southwest. " M Aa 'ioush-
Wv Wheat near 1s the the end Of the first hour
spssSer ssM eors zfs nd 4 lower yer. to hFhsE
lower, September 76A. Soybeans were Il
to l. cent lower. September S279k
hundred pounds lower. September $I5.s5
Hedging outweighed the receipt of more
rain sunday In Kansas and other winter
nhesp po5a Il rsn Ran5 obers sOs ssa more rsnot than
local houses did not mention that M much fs
but there nevertheless was more than an
inch at several places.
either The weather Bureau fas forecasl
scattered showers for Kansas and Ne.
nrasks today, tonight. and tomorrow. THAI
Possibly for this s reason. .s amons @ others fsin
the local crowd was mot inclined to follow
the early sellof In wheat.
ans eoor osD2 ess # eors Il @ nes there MS
OF the corn belt received more unwanted
moisture over the week end and skies
were cloudy throughout good part oi
the area this morning. Corn however,
failed to show any rallyinR power in the
Last Friday. after the market closed
the House passed the Defense Production
Act. # did not grant the administration
request for control of margins In futures
speculation. Inasmuch as the Senate had
turned down this request In its version
OF the bill, the power to set margins ap-
parently VIII remain with various ex-
Evening star., 1951-07-23
.Sfeelmaking Rises
Again During Week
By the Associated Pres.

CLEVELAND. July 23.-The Ma
|tion's steelmaking rose a half
point to 102 per cent OF rated
|capacity production last week, the
magazine Steel reported yesterday.
The percentage output was equal
to 100000 tons Of ingots and
steel.
Although production has doomed
along above theoretical capacity
since early last March, steel
warned that dwindling scrap piles
soon may make its mark on mill
operations.
Scrap now is flowing in fair vol
ume, but few mills have more than
"a three-week supply, compared
with a normal inventory of so
days.
Requirements for market scrap
this year will be about 36 million
tons, or nearly Is per cent more
than was used in 1850. q record
year.
Steels weighted index OH fin
Ilshed steel held at I'll 90 last week.
against 1860 for the same week a
year ago. The arithmetical price
composite for the period was
sl06.32. compared with $94.36 a
year ago.
Evening star., 1951-07-23
Chicago Livestock
SALES.

CHICAGO, July 23 Ns.---(USDA)-Sal-
able hogs II, 900: moderately active, steady
TO 25 cents higher on butchers. weights
200 pounds and over dull and barely
steady; sows steady to 25 cents higher;
advance on choice sows under $50 pounds;
top, 23.45 for two loads No. and No 2
lightweights; most choice 190-230 pounds,
23. 00-23.35; 240-260 pounds, %. .00-22. rs;
270-290 pounds, 20.75-22 90; 290-310
bounds and under. i7S5ss0,5o: 4oo-5o0
l6: 75-l 80; good clearance.
Salable cattle, 10000: salable calves.
600; uneven; general trade rather slow;
cows and bulls, dull; slaughter steers and
hetfers, steady to so cents higher COM
pared with last weeks dull close: few early
sales cows strong but general market on
cows and bulls steady to weak; vealers
sSteers, 39.00; few loads prime steers, $500
3S35 bulk high-choice and prime steers,
36.25-3S. 30; most good to prime heifers,
3l .00-36. 20; high-utility and commercial
cows. 26.O0-30.00; bulk Gamer to utility
cows, lS.50-25 90: bulk utility and COM
msrcial bulls. 26.50-3o.00; vealers. $500
salable sheep, 1000: all classes fully
STEADY; top choice to prime native spring
lambs, 32.00; comparable No. skin
yearings, 27.75; utility to good Virginia
spring lambs, 5000; choice fed CALIFORNIA;
Z9.o0i slaughter ewes IL .00-15. co.
Evening star., 1951-07-23
Warner Bros. Invites
Tenders Of lis Stock
AtPriees Up 10 SIS
By Donald B. HodIey

Washington stockholders of
Warner Bros. Pictures, Inc, have
received an invitation to tender
their common shares for retire
ment at prices up to SIS share.
and have been advised by Harry
M. Warner. president, that SIS
million has been set aside by di-
rectors for that purpose.
The board has resolved that It
is in the best interest of the
corporation to appropriate this
sum for the purchase for cancel
lation and retirement of out
standing common stock of the
corporation by inviting sealed
tenders, the announcement said.
The offer will be subject to ap-
proval of the stockholders at a
later meeting. The corporation
has a cash surplus of around $50
million. The stock has been sell
ing around 1874.
Tenders must be received by
the Guaranty Trust Co. of New
York. agent for the corporation,
at or before 3 pm, Eastern Day.
light Savings Time, on August Is.
Jack Warner to Sell.
The corporation has been ad-
vised that 1t is the intention of
Messrs. Harry M. Albert and Jack
L. Warner and some members Of
Evening star., 1951-07-23
New York Produce

NEW YORK. July % 0P.-Egss. "a
304; steady. New York spot quotations
based largely on exchange trading, follow:
Mldwestern: Mixed colors-Fancy heavy
weights, 56; extra l large. SO; extra /
medium, So; current receipts, 44-46;
dirties, A; checks, 36K-37. Whites
Fancy heavyweights, 81; extra / large,
53; extra ] medium, So. Browns-Fancy
iheavyweights, processed, 57h; extra j
Nearby: whites-Extra fancy heavy.
weights- 50; fancy heavyweights, 6l -63;
others, large. $500; mediums, 5S; pullets
ss2-43; peewees 20. Browns-Extra fancy
neavyweights, o.: mediums, So; pullets
40-41; peewees, ~.
Butter, 66I. .539, steady. Wholesale price,
on on bulk cartons. Creamery, higher than
" score sAA) fresh, 6S34: 90 score (A1
fresh. 67A; 80 score (B), fresh, 66I
81 score lC). fresh. 65h-65N. -
Cheese, 1881; firm. Wholesale sales
american cheese whole miik). ched.
oars, 39H-41 cents; cheddars (curef
Ig49-60), 49-54; single daisies. 41S.
81 "a; single daisies (cured I949-5O), 10.
%; young Americas, 41h-43a; youns
Americas tcured 1949-5O), 1914: 'fists
42.45; hats toured 1949-5 5Ol. 49.55
m1dgets, 43-45h; midgets (cured I949.
5ul, 5o-b5; processed, pounds, 4I-44
domestic Swiss tsingle tubs), grade "a ,
36-4s' grade "B," 43-46; grade &C.
cC-fCs
Evening star., 1951-07-23
Stock Prices Advance
81 10 s. a Share in
Moderate Activity
BY The Associoied Press

NEW YORK, July %. - In a
quiet atmosphere. the stock mar
ket today advanced moderately.
Oils and rails stood out as
groups in the advance along with
Gains ran as high as So share
among leaders, but most were
dollar a share.
Northern Pacific. which has
big oil interests. rose around So
|at times, and Texas Co. and Cities
Service also showed strength.
National Can added a fraction.
An unidentified syndicate was re-
ported attempting to buy control
ling interest in the corporation
with Chase National Bank as
agent.
The Governments authoriza-
tion Of price rise for soft drink
bottlers brought out little inter-
est at higher price for Pepsi
Cola.
Chrysler, up a dollar at times
was by far the best performer in
the motor division. Chas. Pfizer
made the best progress in its Sec
ltion of the market.
Other stocks moving up includ-
led New York Central, American
Telephone, Public Service Electric
g Gas, Kennecott Copper. Amer
lean Cyanamid, Du Pont, West
ing house Electric, National Con-
tainer. Radio Corp. and Goodyear
Corporate bonds were slightly
higher. Japanese dollar bonds
were quiet. Government securi-
ties remained steady In the over
the-counter market.