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HUGE GAIN SEEN
IN FARM INCOME
Standard Statistics Estimates Crop
Value Will Exceed Last Year
by More Than Billion.
8p*ci»l Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK. July 24 —In its week
ly summary of the general business
situation, the Standard Statistics Co.,
it New York, currently comments as
follows:
"With the automobile industry soon
to reduce production sharply for model
change-overs and with several other
lines curtailing operations for seasonal
reasons, business is now approaching
the dullest periol of the year. Earlier
forecasts of a substantial Improve
ment in farm purchasing power are
•upported by our preliminary esti
mate of the value of agricultural
production for the 1937-38 crop year.
The improvement in farm buying
power, coupled with the favorable out
look for a number of important in
dustries, should result in a highly
satisfactory level of trade in the final
quarter of this year. ·
"The Standard Statistics Co. esti
mates the value of agricultural pro
duction for the season at $13,665,000,- j
OOO. compared with $12,437,000,000 for
1936-37, an increase of 9.9 per cent.
The value of the crops is placed at
$7,986,800,000, in gains of 94 per
cent, while the value of livestock and
the livestock products is figured at
$5,678,300,000, up 10 b per cent.
"Farmers are already spending freely,
as shown bv the fact that rural retail
sales in June were up 11.7 per cent
from a year earlier and were only 2
per cent below the corresponding
1929 month. Actual purchasing power
of the farmer during the final half
of the year probably will average
above that in 1929. for, although cash
receipts will be moderately smaller,
rost of living and of operating the farm
will be much lower."
CORPORATION
REPORTS
TRENDS AND PROSPECTS OF
LEADING ORGANIZATIONS
NEW YORK, July 24 —The follow
ing is a summary of corporation news,
prepared by Standard Statistics Co., |
Inc, New York:
Kelsey-Hayes Wheel Co.—Class Β
Phare earnings, six months ended June
SO. were $1.42. against $1.79.
Fairbanks Co.—First preferred share
earnings, six months ended June 30, ]
were $11.02, against 8 cents.
Sutherland Paper Co.—Net sales of j
company for first six months of 1937 !
thowed an increase of 22 per cent as !
compared with like period of 1936.
Backlog of orders was reported sub
stantial.
Pere Marquette Railway—Common
lhare earnings after sinking fund
rharges. six months ended June 30,
were $1.11, against $1.27.
American Water Works & Electric
Co—Power eutput of electric subsidi
aries in June increased 11 per cent
ever June, 1936. In six months gain
was 14 per cent.
Florida Power <fc Light Co.—Pre
ferred share earnings. 12 months end
ed June 30, were $10.59, against $5.68.
Parmelee Transportation Co.—Com
mon share earnings, six months ended
June 30, were 13 cents, against 25
cents.
Twin City Rapid Transit Co.—Com
mon share earnings, six months ended
June 30, were $1.36, against $1.70.
Motor Products Corp. — Common
share earnings after surtax, six months
ended June 30, were $3.72, against
$2.06.
Virginia Iron. Coal & Coke Co.—
Deficit, six months ended June 30.
was $62,833, against deficit of $81.955.
Dominion Stores, Ltd.—Net income,
24 weeks ended June 12. was $34,177,
equal to 12 cents a common share,
against deficit of $36.992 in 24 weeks
ended June 13, 1936.
Remington Arms Co., Inc.—Com
pany earned about 9 cents per com
mon share in first half.
Texas Corp.-—Common share earn
ings. six months ended June 30, ap
proximated $2.48. against $1.71.
Reis. Robert. & Co.—Gross sales, in
cluding subsidiaries, six months ended
June 30, increased 15 per cent over
like 1936 period.
Shattuck, Frank G, Co.—Common
{hare earnings, six months ended June
30. were 30 cents, against 28 cents.
Eastern Gas & Fuel Associates—
Prior preferred share earnings, 12
months ended June 30, were $12.36.
against $11.21.
Standard Gas & Electric Co.—Net
Income, five months ended May 31, was
$2.477.070, against $2,002,784.
Gardner - Denver Co.—Common
ïhare earnings, six months ended June
30> were $1.15, against 84 cents. j
Tft · 1 I ·
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(Continued From First Page.)
home construction costs directly affect
all Nationwide wage earners.
"Although assurances are manifest
that present rentals on income pro
ducing properties are returning a
email investment, a wide division of
opinion prevails on whether 1937
wage Increases will result in a sit
down strike of housing buyers; or,
considering the building stagnation
of over seven year's duration a gigan
tic boom is inevitable if labor and
material costs do not go higher."
Washington Is Fourth.
New York. City leads the Nation in
building construction, the survey
stated, with permits the first half of
the year estimated involving $150.
(jfiO.OOO compared with $107.828.000 a
year ago. Los Angeles, Detroit, Wash
ington, Chicago. Boston, Cleveland,
IJan Francisco, Baltimore and Cin
cinnati follow in that order.
In 32 cities, 35.528 new homes with
Cr value of $155,139.724 were completed
or under way, compared with 26.551
homes a year ago. These figures do
Dot include suburban building.
ODD-LOT DEALINGS.
The Securities Commission reported
yesterday these odd-lot transactions
by dealers and specialists on the New
York Stock Exchange for July 22:
6.889 sales to customers, involving
161,288 shares; 5.826 purchases, in
yqlving; 149,95 shares.
FEDERAL LAND BANKS
NEW YORK, July 24 W) .—Federal Land
Bank bonds:
hate. Maturity. Bid. Asked.
4>4» Nov.. 195H-ÎÎ8 lo:t
4M May. 1957-:!? 101 101 Λ
4» May. l!»5X-:i.s 10-Ή 102*·
4s Nov. 1957-37 KM)1, ΙΟΙ1»
4» July. I94IÎ-44 10»». III!»:·.
3+«s May. 1 <155-45 10J5. 102*4 !
3* July. 1955-45 101 101 '«
3s Jan. l!»5H-4ti 101 101V4
β» May. 1950-46 101 lOlVi
REGISTRATION STATEMENTS.
Registration statements for new securi
tiea Issues filed yesterday with the Securi
ties Commission included:
Terr· Haute Malleable and Manufactur
ln* Corp.. Terre Haute. Ind. 73.684 shares
of SB Mr value common Itock. for ac
counts of stockholders, f Underwriter,
Thompson Rosa Securities Co.
WEEKLY SUMMARY OF THE NEW YORK CURB MARKET 1
WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, JULY 24, 1937.
By the Associated Pros.
1037 "et.
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35', 28 Pressed Metals (2) 30 29', 30 +2
A U Prod t'orp fc l» W
'» U Propper .Mci "all (r> ft, (It 4k
17'» 12 Prosperity Β 14^4 13»·. 13s, 4- '»
11', 8". Pro\ Gas ι 8") 9% 9\ 9** + S
14'» 10'» Prtiden Inv ... 12 ll5, 12 + ».
103 99 Prudenlial Inv pf 17 ) 100', 99 100', -fl'·»
41 19H Pub Serv 1ml »6 pf ._ 33 31', 32 -t2
68'i 39 Pub Serv Itid 17 pr pf . 57·, 55»» 56'4+1'i
103 92 PubSvOkla pf <6) ... 94 94 91 431»
4', l'i Put) i"til Se,· pt pf . 2'» 2'i 2>4
90·» 6 I'·» Put: Sd Ρ J", pf (6'«k)__ 74'. 73·, 74'. -*■ '»
60S 26'» PuifSdPJfipf 35:· 32% 35V» + 3*4
25 20 Pyle Natl (2) 24 24 24 + W
14S 8 1'j rene ( .2d(t) 10·» 10··, 10'i - >■»
124·» 109 Quaker Oats 15) 113*» 113*» 113*» -
150 125'» Quaker Oats pf (6) _ .130 127 127 -6
25'» 17'<4 Quebec l'ow ι 1 ) ... 18 17',, 18
28H 17 I'.wy A l.iifht Sec (30k) . 19 18*. 18*4 - M
2 ** Kainbow I.um A « « ·»- à
49 24K» Rayrn Cone (la> χ 38'a 37 37'a
53*t 41 llavm Cone pf (3) _ χ 46 46 46 — m
7'4 4 Raytheon M fκ 5** ft'* 5 Μι
17*4 10 Red Bank Oil 17 15** 15** -IS
4β*4 32 Reed Roll Bit (.80a) . .. 35% 33*i 3MA + 1Ϋ4
1*4 H Reiter-Fost 1 Tfe 1
32~* 22'4 Reliance K& Κ M8k) 26<4 25 26»* 4 1%
6*w 4** Key bain I no (.10k) 5 4T* 5 -f
2*4 IN Reynolds Inv m m l»4
13** 8ii Rire Stix 1>G <3\κ) -- 11** 11 11 +1*4
7:h 4N Richmond Rad 4H 4** 4Λ* -r **
"h *4 Rio Grande V G vie *4 *4 *4
27% 2Γ» Rolls-Royce Ltd .544k - 27'* 27W 27»* - ^
4N 2** Roosevelt Kd 2'* 2H 2%
13*4 5 Root 1'et (1-4K) 7*4 7 7(* — **
18 114 Root Petrol pf (1.20) 13*4 13*4 13*4
110*4 90 Royal Type (4s) 110*4 110»a 110',
14*4 12 Russeks F Ave ( Vi) 13 12W 13
17*4 10'·; Rustless I &· S 14 Τ* 14N 14H
51 46'3 Rustless I&S cv pf 2H-- «^0 49'a 49'i
6V* 4 Ryan Cons β 5ν* 6
8 3Vi Ryerson & II4*i 4V4 4Va
141 111 Safety Car H & l^t (4g) 119 119 119
15'2 9'* St Lawrence l^td 12"n 12v4 12"*
11*4 7'e St Regis I'aρ 8T* 8 8T*
117'* 97 St Regis Pap pf 110 110 110
6V4 5!4 Sa-mson I'nit 6'.-4 5'* 6
4l* 3 Savoy Oil 3:l4 3Va 3*4
2ft 21'* St hiff Co (2) 217* 21 'a 21'a
55 38% Hcovill Mfg: (Ik)- — 4^é 45^» 45>*
78Vi 29 Scranton S R \V S |6 pf _ 3737',4 37v4
54 214 Sec i'orp Gen 2"· 2vfe 2·ή
4Vi IS Serial Lock 2*<h 2 2V*
9',4 5*4 SeiherlinK Rub 6v* 6H 6*4
80 22 Selby Shoe (1.30g·) 25 25 25
4'r 21* Selected Indus 2!* 2%
28'4 22 Selected Indcv ( 22 22 22
104 92V4 Sel Ind <al et) (Ô '*) 97'i 94'i 96
101'i 90'* Sel Ind pr pf (3Vi) ^5 93'* 93'*
IV4 V» Sentry S Con Va r* V*
1BS7 MM.
High. Low. Stock» and DlTldtndf. Hl(b. Low. dose. Cbtc.
12% 8Vi Reton I.father 9 9 0
6% 3V, Seversky Aire 8% 8% 8% — V»
28% 15% Shattuck Πρπη 18% 17 18 + %
33% 25% Shaw W ir Ρ (.*0) χ 28 27% 28 +1*
154% 118 Sherwln-Wm* (4a) 139% 134*4 135 -3
114 108 Sherwin-Wms pf (5) 110 108% 108·^ -1%
7% 3% HlmmonsHtr 4 3% 3'Λ — Mi
13Vi 11% Simplicity Pet (%g) 12 11% 11% — %
370 295 Singer ΜΓ* (6a) J02 S00 302 +2
6% 6% Singer I.td (.286g) 6% 6% 6% + %
7 4% Solar Mfg (,20g) * 6% 6% 6% — %
2% 1% Sonotone . m 1% + %
8% 5% Soss.Mfg ( %) 7% 7% 7% — %
5% 5 So Coast (.*'»*) 6% β 5
48 42 So Penn 011(14·) 47 46% 48 + %
4m 35% So Oal Kd pf < 1 %a) *6% 36 16 — %
29% 26% So C Ed Β pf ( 1 % ) 27v4 27*4 27% _
28 24% So C Kd C pC ( 1 % ) 26% 26% 26% fc'
8% 4% So Col Pw A __ 6% 6'/4 514
7'/* 6 South Pipe (.20k) B% 6% S%
1114 8% Southld Hoy (,20g) 10 9% 9% — %
1 >4 Span & On A I) Ft % ft, -fc — é
12% 8% Spencer S (1.05g) 10% 10% 10%
1 '4 Stand Brew _ % % %
22% 19% Stand C&S (l.«f»a) 20% 19% 20% + %
27 21% Std C « S cv pi (Ι.βΟ) I 21% 21% 21%
5% 4 Stand Krerig 4% 4% 4%
21 15% Stand Oredgevpf 19% 18 19%
63% 41 Stand Jnvpf 44 44 44
20% 19 St Oil Κ y (la) 20% 20 20%
13% 9% St Oil .Neh ( % g) Jl% 10% 11%
45 33 St Oil Ohio (1) 37% 36% 36%
105% 102% St Oil Ohio pf (5) 103% 103% 103%
7% 2% St I'ow & l,t 4 8% 3%
7% 2 St I'ow t I, Β 3H 3% 3%
69% 36 St Pow & L pf 43 87 45
25 14% Stand Prod (%*) 17 16 17
U 4 Stand Sil-T, (.02|r) ί A i
36 23 Std Stl Spg (2%e) 32% 31 82
8 5 Stand Tube Β ... 8 7% 7%
25 16% Std Wh I'iAWkn 1.20a.. 21% 21% 21%
10 4% Starrett Corp vtc _ 5 4% 4%
13% 8 Sterchi Br Str _. 10% 10 10
39% 35 Sterchi Bros Sts lot pf_. 37 36% 37
15», 10 Sterchi Br St 2 pf ( 1 ) 13 IS 13
13% 8% Sterl Alum Pr ( 1 %g) II 10% 11
7% 5»» Sterling Br (.10g) ... 5% 5% 5%
6*1 4% Sterl Inc (,2tia> 5% 5 5%
27% 16 Stelson ι.Ι Β) I %g) _ 17 17 17
33% 21 Strnock * Co ( 2 ) 22% 22% 22%
3% >4 StuuM.it Am (r) _ % % «,
28 18 Sullivan Alach 21% 19% 21%
4% 3*4 Sunray Oil (.l.'ig) κ 4% 4% 4%
50 40% Sunray Oil cv pf (2%) . 46% 45%* 45%
22% 16 Superior I* Ceni Β 19 18% 18%
116% 98 Swim-Am Kl pf 117% 113% 117
16% 9% Taggart 11 10% 11
41 33% Tampa Kl (2.24) 35 34% 35
2% % Ta at yeast A 1% 1 1%
5% 3% Taylor Κ I>ist (.JO) 3% 3% 3%
31 18% Technicolor 29% 27% 28 + %
6% 4% Teth-ϋ « ( 40a) 4% 4% 4% - %
112 101 Texas Pwr&l.t pf (7) .104% 104V, 104% 1 2%
7% 5 Texon Oil (.60) _ 5% 5% 5%
. 73 43% Thew Shovel 55 54 54 +2
! 18% 12% Tiloltoof(l) 14% 13% 13%
: 66 55 Toll & A1 Stks (Ig) 64% 64V, 64%
4% 3 Toh Pr Kxp 1.1 Je) 4% 4 4
18% 16% Toh Sec Ltd (.l»9g) ___ 16% 16% 16% — %
3 2% Tub Sec Ltd (D) 2% 2% 2% — %
T2% 51 Todd Ship (2) 71% 70 70
105 92% Toi Kd 6% pf (6) 97% 97% 97% +2%
2 % Tonopah MIil 1 % _ ^l
0% 4 Trans-Lux (.20) 4% 4 4% -f %
13% 10% Trans» rst Oil 11% 11 11%
3 1% Tri-('ont war 1% 1% 1% + %
31% l"i% Ttihize chat _ 23 22% 22%
11% 4% Tung-Sol Lamp 6% 6% 6%
13% 9% Tung-Sol 1. pf (.80) 11 10% 10%
9% 3% Vlen & Co 7 % % pf 4% 4% 4%
4% 2 Vnexcelled ΛΙ fg 2 2 2
1H% 13** I'nlonOas (Can) .60 15% 15 15%
j «ι ν* -4 *('ϊ ι ΙΙ11Λ1ΓΠΗΙΙ ΗΗΓ 1 »I » ι4 Α!»1, — "Λ
13'* β1 a l'nit ('hem 9V, κ 9', 4 2
Ι 52', 47 l'nit Cliem ptc pf 47 47 47 — B'-j
2 *4 I'nit Corp w ar 1V4 H4 + s
13*4 7', I'nit Gas 10V, 9', 10!·, +1
3** 1*% Γ nit Gas war 21, 2^» 21, 4- Vi
124 10fi I "nit Gas pf ( 7 ) 115 114 115 4 2
11*, 4** l'nit la & & l'ow A VA 6>« 7', 4-l*i
111, fiL, I'nlt I.! & Pow Β 7W 6*4 7V* + *»
75', 33*4 I'nlt la A Prv pf 54*. 48 54*, +6V»
45 25 l'nit Milk Prod < lV,g)_. 25 26 25 -2
8*4 5',, I'nlt Molasses I.182g)__ 74i 7K 4- 4*
247 245 I'nlt X J RR&C (10)... 247 247 247 4-4W
1'* IV4 l'nit Profit Sh ( .1 "Î7 .. 1*4 IV» IS 4- W
4'·» 2v. l'nit Shipvds Β 2'* 2*4 2*4 — v*
96V» 84 l'nit Shoe M (2V»«) 88 86 87 + l*t
471-4 37v* l'nit Shoe M pf llfc) .. 40'4 40 40
14', 12', I'nlt Spec (1.40) 13 12V* 13 + V4
18V» 107« 1' S Foil Β < *»g) 13V» 13 13 — V»
3 1*« V S & int Sec 2 2 2
93*. 80 l" s At Int Sec pf 11 k ) _ 85 8114 85 42
4», 2V* l* S Linen pf 2*. 24* 2*» + *4
34*4 25 Γ S Play Card (.la) 28 26 26 — '4
16 6^4 l* s Radiator 10>Λ 9*4 lOVa —
14 5S U S Rubber Reel 6*. 6 61* — V»
1 '4 ϋι Γ S Stores £ S S - ^
1W "κ l'nited Stores vtc *4 S 4i — Ά
4T, 3 ι l'nit A'erde Kxt( 1g) S1·* 3** 3S — V*
6 3V, l'nit Wall Ρ (,15g) 4·% 3*4 4
18 12 . l'niv Con Oil 18 18 18 4- ν,
8'i 4 l'niv Corp vtc 414 4H 4>4 4- H
22'4 1S'4 l'niv Inatir ( 1 ) 18·, 18^, 18V» -IV»
1» 8 l'niv Pictures 8S 8 8-1
35*κ 23V4 I'niv Prod (lg) _ 27 27 27 +2
80l 4 · 6l4 l'tah P & L· pf (l*4k) 64W 63 63 -+2
10HW 91*t l'tlca G & Κ pf (7) 94 91*4 #1*4 -2'4
1 't l'til Power & la 1 r) Κ ν, A — V«
3'» 2S l'til Pow & la Β (r) 2% 2** 2S — H
28V» 12 l'til Ρ & Κ pf (r) 26', 20^4 21 -5
6 4'· l'tilitv Kquit δ 4*4 4*» — Vi
8i)». 71'·, I til tëquit pf (5Vt) 76'-, 75V* 76 — t»
2 *. l'tilitv & lnd 1 1 1+4,
6v» 2*, I tility & lnd ρΓ 3', 3', 3:, 4- *,
10V» 6 A alspar Corp vtc 6*4 61·, 6', — v* j
7:t 55 Aalspar pf vtc 61 61 61 4- ι, I
33 23 Van Nor M Τ ( 1.60) ... 24^4 24H 24', — V,
9'i 6 Vene» ilex Oil. 7 6V* 6', 4· t*
3*4 1*4 Veneznel Tet 2 l'4 2
100 83', A'irg Pub Svc pf (7) 90 90 90 4-3
18V* 11 VogtMfgl.80) 14'j 12'» 1414 -e2W
10 51, Waco Aire 6*4 5S 6*4 4- V4
11W 7t, Waitt & Bond A 8 714 7Vj - V*
5 2*4 Walker Min 2*4 2S 2*4 — v,
8*4 7 Wayne Knit M 81, 8 8 4- Vi
10H 7*. AVeisbm Β Br ( 40a) 8v» 7»4 81» 4- S
131·* 9*4 AVellington Oil 10 10 10 -r 14
7'» 5 Wentw'th M (,15g) 5*4 51, 5V« 4- t»
5*4 31, West Va (' A C _ 4% 41* 4H — v4
95-, 76', West Tex l'til pf 16 ) 79*4 78 78 —*4
14 11*4 Weyenb'K Sh (.20g) _ _ 12-, 11*« 11H - *»
8*4 71» Williams ( RC) (,3('g) . 8 7*4 7*4 —1*.
12l4 6 Wm» Oil-O-Mat 9 8*4 9 4- Î4
9t* 3 AVIl-Low l'af pf (r) 8 3 3
16*» 13Vi AVillson Products (l) 15S 15 15*« + H
24 20 AVilson Jones . 23', 20*t 23V» 4-3'.
8'» 4*« Wolverine l't Cent 41, 4', 4'j + V»
18*« 12*t. Wolverine Τ (. 4 < ι g ) 14 13*4 13*4 — V»
127h 8I4 AVotidlev Petrol r.4n) 9:ι 9Τ» 9", — v4
23',* 18 Wool worth lad(.339g) 18·» 18:» 18'* 4· T4
8', 5'4 AVright llarg t.4tta) 6*« 6'* 6>n
4*4 2*« A tikon Gold (.OSg) 3*, 3 3*, 4- V»
r In bankruptcy or receivership, or being reoreaniied under
the Bankruptcy Act. or securities assumed by such companies.
Rates of dividends in the foreioing table are annual dis
bursements based on the last quarterly or semi-annual declara
tion. Unless otherwise noted, special or extra dividends are not
Included
χ Ex dividend, xr Ex rirhti. a Also extra b Including
extra or extras, e Paid last year, f Payable in slock. * Declared
or paid so far this year, no regular rate, h Ca«h or stock,
k Accumulted dividend pala or declared this year, ww With
warrants, xw Without warrants, war Warrants.
SHORT-TERM SECURITIES.
«Reported by Chus. D. Barney k Co>
Bid. Offer.
Am Tel & Tel 5'as '43 . 312». 3123/«
Auburn Auto Co 434S '30 _ HO tJ3
Bal Loco Works 5s *4<> _ 303
Calif Pack Corn 5s *40 _ 304 304*4
Car CI & Ohio 5s '38 10.» 103» 4
Ches Si Ohio Ry 5s '30 . 107 107V»
Edison Elec Ilium 4s '30 304Va 10«7β
Gen Public Serv 5'2S '30 . 101 IOÎV4
Gr Pap a Ind 4Vas '41 108"»,, 100*.
Houston Oil ô Va s '40 302 3 02*4
Intern Mer Marine rts '41 74!« 74*4
Intern Tel A Tel 4'2s '30 02»., «2»a
Laclede Gas Light 5s '30 _ 95 00
Lehigh Val Coal Os '38 04·Ί4
Lehigh Val Ter Ry 5s '41 . ]05'fe 3 05*4
Long Island Gen 4s '38 10214 102'a
Lou Si Nash R m 4s '40. . loe"»8 107'a
Michigan Cen R R 4s '40 . 3θ4Γ4 305U
Midi R R of Ν J 5s '40 41 >2 00
Milw Ai Nor R R 4,/as MO 88 94
Ν Y. C A* St L H'r notes '38 00 00» a
New York Dock 5s '.'{8 58'i βο
Ν Y Susq a West 5s '40. _ 1« 3 87i
Ν Y Tel Co 4Vas '30 _ 3 07 3071*
Pac R R of Mo 4s .38 . 07 01 34
Penn-Dixie Cernent Os '4 3 08 00Va
Penna R R Co 4s '43 300 310
Rio Grande West 4s MO 12 73
Rer R R As St L 4'aS 30 _ 30tPe 307>/a
Vanadium Corp 5s 4 1 . 302 3 03
Vertientes Sug Co 7s '42 ~ 22 25
Wabash Ry Co 5s '30 _ 03'/4 03Va
Warner Bros «s '30 _ 05 05"!§
Western Ν Y A Pa 4 s '43 3 0814 3 00
Western Union Tel 5s '38 301H 301Vi
FOREIGN MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, July ','4 l/Ph—The cotton
market eased sharply to close 20 to 23
pointa net lower today under heavy general
liquidation and some speculative selling
which uncovered stop orders. Bearish
sentiment was Influenced by large crop
ideas and President Roosevelt's view that
two successive crops like the present one
might bring 8-cent cotton.
Wheat futures were quiet and ended %/n
to 3d higher due to unfavorable weather
for harvesting the Russian and North Euro
pean crop, a decline in July tenders and
covering. Decreased cash wheat demand
caused a partial reaction from the highs.
London and Paris—Closed.
OFFICE FURNITURE
WE SELL, BUY OR EXCHANGE
Chain Steel Files
Desk· Steel Cabinet·
Table· Safe·
BAUM'S FURNITURE HOUSE
1416 lr· MH.W. nni MA. «1M
FOREIGN EXCHANGES.
NEW YORK. July '24 (An.—Foreign ex
change dealings were quiet today, with
fluctuations of principal currencies held iq
a limited range.
The British pound and the French Iranc.
after minor variations, finished unchanged,
as did the Swiss franc. Netherlands guild
ers were off .03 of a cent and the Cana
dian dollar gained 5-04 of a cent.
In London the dollar pushed up 11 of a
cent to close at 4.ÎW4 to the pound, which
compared with the overnight New York
rate of $4.97. There was no trading in
Paris because of the Saturday holiday.
Another heavy engagement of gold in
Japan, totaling $f^K60.000. was reported,
bringing the aggregate of such takings in
the last four months well ovej the $100.
000.000 mark. Canada also contributed
$1.(590.000 of the metal.
Closing New York rates follow: Great
3ritain in dollars, others in cents. Great
Britain—Demand. 4.97; cables. 4.97: βο
day bills. 4.9.V14. France—Demand, a.73Va:
cables, 3.731 a. Italy—Demand. 6.26 V4;
cables. Λ.'ΐβ'Λ·
. Demands—Belgium. 16.R4: Germany,
free. 40.20: registered. 23.00; travel.
27.50: Holland. Λ 5.17 : Norway. 24.98:
Sweden. *26. M: Denmark. . 1 β : Finland.
2.21: Switzerland. 22.9*5: Spain, unquoted:
Portugal 4.5i'i: Greece. .W L1 a : Poland.
18.94: Chechoslovakia 3.49: Yugoslavia.
2.33: Austria, JS.H'n: Hungary. 19.75: Ru
mania. .74: Argentina. 33.1 On: Brazil.
8.80'4n: Tokio. 28.92: Shanghai. 29 «5:
Hongkong. 30.53· Mexico City 2 7.85:
Montreal in New York. J 00.01 Λ : New York
In Montreal. 99.98Λ. η—Nominal.
CHICAGO PRODUCE.
CHICAGO. July Î4 Egg*. B.55B
case*: butter. J 2.908 tube. No galea.
Potatoes—Arrivals. 113; on track. 231:
total United 8tates shipments. 54β. Sup
plies moderate: demand from Kansas and
Missouri good: market «lightly weaker;
other demand slow. weak. California
White Rose. U. 8. No. 1. baker's aise. 2.50.
U. 8. No. 1 commercial stock. 2.00; U. 8.
No, 2. 1.65; Idaho Bliss Triumphs. U. 8.
No 1. partly graded. J.60a1.70: Missouri
Coybl^rs. U. 8. No. 1. partly graded.
l.10al .25. mostly 1.15*1.20: showing1
hewted. 90: Kansas Cobblers. U. 8. No. 1.
partly graded. 1.20al.30: Nebraska Cob-;
bier*. U. 8. No. 1. partly graded, few gales.
1 1.35.
First Mortgage Loans
District of Columbia, Nearby Maryland and Virginiu
Homes Business
Apartments ^ J f\J Properties
Terms from 3 to 15 years
Also
Monthly Payment Loans
RANDALL· H.HAGNER & COMPANY
INCORPORATED
Mortgage Loam Corhe swjxiwt
■$$! ^niuran/z fâcm/îany
1321 Connecticut Ave. N.W. Telephone: DEcatur 3600
« h
Lead Production
Of World Shows
Decrease in June
S> thf Associated Pre**.
NEW YORK. July 24—The Am fr
ee η Bureau of Metal Statistics re
>orted today world refined lead pro·
iuction during June of 147,157 tons,
lot including Spain, compared with
157.930 tons in May.
Domestic lead production totaled
J7.321 tons In June, against 40,192
tons in May. World production for
the six months ended June 30 amount
ed to 898.804 tons, while domestic
half-year production totaled 239,052
tons.
World production of refined xinr,
including the United States, totaled
155.440 tons in June, ,'agalnst 163.006
In the preceding memth Domestic
refined production for June amounted
to 50.526 tons, compered with 55,012
tons in May.
·
HIGHEST HOURLY WAGES
PAID BY OIL REFINERS
Srtcitl Dispatch to Th· Star.
NEW YORK. July 24—Average
hourly earnings in the petroleum In
dustry, traditionally high, now are
the highest prevailing in any manu
facturing industry, according to data
af the United States Bureau of Labor
Statistics.
At 95 1 cents the average hourly
rate paid the refinery worker exceec*
oy nearly 50 per cent the average
paid to employes in 91 other industries
sovered by the bureau's survey.
Increases granted during the last
year have added nearly one-fifth to
iverage hourly wages of refinery work
ers and have brought hourly rates ap
proximately to 50 per cent above the
boom year of 1929, when the average
rate was 64 cents. At the same time
the work-week has been shortened
The average refinery worker in
1929 put in 49 hours a week Cur
rently,he is working only 35 6 hours,
a decrease of 27 per cent, and nearly
live hours less than the average
Df 40 4 hours now prevailing in all
sther manufacturing industries.
INTERVENTION OPPOSED
IN FRISCO PROCEEDINGS
By the Associated Press.
The Interstate Commerce Commis
sion denied yes'erdav the application
of W. B. Stratton of New^York City
for authority to intervene in the re
organization proceedings of the St. ·
Louis, San Francisco Railway Co.
Stratton, who owns $20.000 of the
road's 4 per cent prior lien mortgaee
bonds, recently filed with the com
mission a proposed plan of reorganiza
tion of the carrier.
The commission said Stratton's In
terest was not such that he might
file such a plan as a matter of right.
Φ - —
AUTO JOBS AT NEW PEAK.
NEW YORK. July 24 »/P>.—1The
(Automobile Manufacturers' Association
reported that employment in the auto·
mobile and body manufacturing in
dustry. excluding parts manufacturers,
reached an all time pealc for the first
fight months of the 1937 model year.
· —
300 TONS OF LEAD SOLD.
NEW YORK, July 24 (JP).—St.
Joseph L^ad Co., reports 300 tons of
pig lead from Southeast Missouri
mines sold yesterday at $5.85 per hun
dred pounds St. Louis.
__ FOUND.
LADY'S WRIST WATCH and two rings.
" Pound in the Sanitary Ba'h House an
North Beach Md . Julv IK. Call and
Identify and pay for this notice '
LOST.
BOSTON BULLDOG brown and wh: e:
strayed from naval station, name Tr.x.e ;
reward _ Walnut βίΠ3.
CAIRN TERRIER, small, buff color. ma>.
recently plucked, reward. Phone Potomac
ο 1 <>s.
COLLIE large, tan and white answers
name Percy. ' lost in southeast section;
scratch on nose, reward. Atlentic_.HO'?^.
DIAMOND PIN. large, lost Sunday night.
Reward. Shoreham Hotel. Apt. .'105-A
DOG. toy Boston bull; blacK and whit",
male: named Duke". vicinity Blad*ns
burg rd. and Neal st._n e. Call Atl. joes.
ESKIMO SPITZ, male, about 2 years old.
lame right hind leg; D. C license, chil
dren's pet; reward. Cleveland 1330 or
3004 32nd st. η w (
EYEGi»ASSB6—Silver-rimmed nose glasses
in black case, vicinity 14th and Col rd.
Rewaid. 1.Ί5Ρ Spring rd. n.w Col 73C0.
EYEGLASSES, horn-rimmed, in black case,
on F st.. between i'th and ICth. noon Fri
day; reward Clarendon 941 -R
FISHING REELS. '2, on 10th St.. near Mass.
ave. n.w.: finder please return to 101.
Tudor Hall. Reward.
GERMAN POLICE DOG. large strayed;
answers to Duke. 14*5 Florida a\p n.w.
Phone Adams 14tfO. Liberal reward
GOLD-DIAMOND CLIP, woman's set in
ebony, week of June 4 in Shoreham Hotel.
Chevy Chase Country Club or in cab. F;nd
er_call_Met._031 ♦»._ Liberal reward.
KEY CASE containing permit, etc.. vicin
ity loth and F n.w Reward. Call Miss
Kane. Adams 03Ô7-W.
taming cash and check, liberal reward.
Phone Alexandria 35H5. 25·
SONOTONE HEARING AID complete. and
Sonotone transmitter. Liberal reward, i>ui
Washington Bide District «»0*21.
TEETH. on plate: lost in vicinity of
Naylor's Sea Food Restaurant, loth and
Water sts sw.. Friday. July Λ.30 p.m.;
reward Emerson .*>os»5
WALLET brown. containing railroad
passes. Reward. Natl. !ή·
WALLET. July :.M. between J4th~and Ran
dolph or 1H23 Κ st η w . contains card*
and *10: reward Wm. Hahn. Met 1 .
WHITE GOLD WATCH, preen stones;
L. A. T. on back: Navy Yard car. Reward.
1ΊΊ Florida ave. n.w ·
WIRE-HAIRED TERRIER. grayish-wnite.
brown and black spots; answer name
'Count": reward._ North 712.V
WRIST WATCH, lady's < Illinois>~E. Β :
vicinity Center Market .">th and Κ sts.
n.w : reward Dec. 14♦».">-J or Natl. tiîTH.
*50 REWARD given to the party for th«i
return of the three articles of jewelry
lost in the wash room at the Blue and
Grnr Cafeteria. 722 lMh η W Owner.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
deots contracted for by any one other than
myself. CLIFFORD H. MALONEY. 3022
Douglas st. ne. 27*
REDUCING—β TREAT.. $5; REMOVES
fat in spots; results assured, diet, baths.
Appointments. Natl. 81*14 1930 Κ st. tl.w. *
OLD ESTABLISHED FIRM DESIRES
connection with reputable real estate
broker or trust co. for the purpose of
establishing himself as said firm s con
tractor. JORDAN PAINT CO.. Ml King st.,
Alexandria Va. *
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts other than those contracted by my
self alone. ROBERT R. HUNT, 21P H
«t. n.w. __ ·
WANTED. INFORMATION FROM TRUS
tee or receiver of defunct Wystenous
Club' bonds; also other securities hav
ing redemptive value. SCOTT. 227 Colo.
Bldg._ ·
FINE PHOTOCRAPHS LESS EXPENSIVE
during the Summer; *.'0 per cent off until
Sept. 15 EDMONSTON STUDIO. 1333 F
n.w. National 4 woo.
INVALID ROLLING CHAIRS—For rent or
■ale: new and used: all styles, all sizes; re·
duced prices. UNITED STATES STORAGE
CO.. 418 10th at. n.w. ME. 1844.
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts incurred by any one other than my
self. Jé)SEPH W. 8MITH. 24.1 Crystal
8prings. Canitol Heights. Md. 26*
DAILY TRIPS MOVING LOADS AND PART
loads to and from Balto.. Phila. and New
York. Frequent trips to other Eastern
cities. "Dependaole Service Since 1S0R."
THE DAVIDSON TRANSFER & STORAGE
CO Phone Decatur 2500.
rîHAMRF.RS 15 one of the largest
υηΛίνΐΌΛΠΟ undertakers in the
world. Complet· funerals as low as $76
up 8ix chapels, twelve parlors, seventeen
cars, hearses, twenty-five undertaker· and
assistants Ambulances now only $3 1400
Chapin at n.w. Columbia 0432 51? lltb
«t. *.e Atlantic 6700
LONG-DISTANCE MOVING.
Van returning from Chicago way pointi
after August 1. New York. Philadelphia,
Boston and New England points. Large
padded vans, full insurance coverage.
VANPORTATION A; WAREHOUSE CORP..
2801 Georgia ave Phone Adams 337f,
guftdtjj Cleveland 8S46
. (Continued en Next Pa··.)

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