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► CURB LIST MS
STEADY COURSE
Fractional Gains the Rule,
With Interest Centered
$
on Utilities.
*r the Assoclited Près».
NEW YORK. July 2β.—The curb
market, steered a steady course today
with fractional sains the rule. Major
Interest centered In the utility divi
4ion. Oils and Industrials were mixed.
Electric Bond & Share. Niagara
Hudson Power, Standard Power <fe
Light and United Light & Power pre
ferred "A" leaned forward.
Gulf Oil gave up a fraction. Crocker
Wheeler advanced around a point.
' Tilting a little higher were American
Cyanamid "B," Technicolor. Consoli
dated Copper and Arkansas Natural
Gm "A."
ι
ASSOCIATED UNIT MERGED.
NEW YORK. July 26 (Special).—
Crown Sales & Distributing Corp.. a
Delaware corporation, has been merged
with Utilities Purchasing & Supply
Corp.. the purchasing corporation for
Associated Gas & Electric system, it
was announced.
CURB BONDS
DOMESTIC BONDS
Ala Power 4'^s '67
A]η Power 5s "51
Ala Power 5s 58 . _ _
Ala Power 5s '68
Am Ρ Se L 6s *201 β
Am Radiat 4*25 47
Am Roll Mill 5s '4*
Appalach Ε Ρ 5s '5ft
Ark. Ρ it L 5s '5ft
As El Ind 4'aS '5.1
As G Α· Ε 4 ' js 45»
A* G & Ε 5s '50
As G Α· Ε 5s 88
As G & Ε 512S '77.
Baldn L 6s 'ΛΧ xw srp
Bell lei C 5s 55 A
Bell Tel C 5s '*<» C
Birm El 4»2S '88
Can Pac 6s '42
Caro Pw & Lt 5s '5ft
Cen II PS 4'2s '67 F
. Cent 111 Ρ S 5s '68 G
Cen Ο LAP 5s 50 A
Cent Pw <fc Lt 5s 58
Cen'. St El 5' as '54 xw
Cen fir PA:L 5'as 5.°,
Chi Rys 5s 0 7 cod
Cin Str R 5*as '50 A
Cities Svc 5s '50
Cities Svc 5s '88
Cities S Gas 5'.·s 4 J
Cities S Gas Ρ fts 43
Cit S PArL 5*2* 52
Cit S PAL .Va* 40
Comw Ed *'aS '58 C _
Comw Ed 4^ '<! F
Comw Ed 3*4s Ή5 H
Com Pb Sv 5s '80 A
Cent G Α· Ε 5s '58 A
De* roi* C G ft* 4 7 A .
Det Cit Gas 5s *50 Β
I>r Int B? 6'as '5*2
East G A: Ê 5s 5ft A
El Pw A* Lt 5s 2030
Emp OArR 51 2 s '4 2
Florida PA:L 5s '54
Gary EA-G 5c 4 4 st xw
Gen Pb U ft12s '58 A
Gen W WAE 5* 43 A
Seorgia Pw 5s '8 7
len Alden CI 4s 85
Grand Tr W 4s '50
Hall 'WFi ft s '4 7 st
Hot Wald Asr 5s 54
HI Pw A: L *s '53 A
111 Pw A: L 5'aS '54 Β
HI Pw A? L 5s '58 C
Indiana Ser 5s '50
Indnap P<£L 5s '57 A
Interst Pw 5s 57
Int erst Pw 6s '52
Interst Ρ S 5s 5ft D
Iowa Pub Svc 5s '57
Jackson G ft a '42 stp
J*r C Ρ L 4'as 81 C
J*r C PA-L 5* '4: Β
Kentucky U 5s '8!» I
Lehitrh PS fts 2028 A
La Pw A· Ll 5s '57
Metrop Edis 4s "7 1 Ε
Minn Ρ Ar L 5s '55
Miss Pw A* L 5s '5 7
Ness A· Su L 5* 4 5
Nat Ρ A· L 202H A
Nat Pa· L 5s 203Π Β
• Na· Pb S 5s '78 rnd
Nebr Pwr 4'2e "81
Neisner Bros 8s '4s
Nevad Cal El 5s '5ft
New Ε GA:E br 50
New Ε Pw 5s '4 8
Ν Y Cent Ε 5'2s '50
NY PA-L' 4'as ft7
Ν Y S EA'G 4'-s '80
Nor A LAP 5'as 5ft
No Ind PS 5s '88 C
Northw Ρ S 5s '57 A
Chio Pw 5s '52 Β
Okla Ν G 4 »2S 51 A
Okla Nat Ga< 5s 4ft
Pac Ρ A- L 5s '55
Pen η C LA: Ρ 4'?s '7 7
Penn Ο Ε 8s '50 A
Pen η WAP 5s '40
Peop LA-P 5s '70
Phila El Ρ 5' as '72
Pitts Coal 8s '40
• Pub S No Π1 5s '5ft
Pub S Okla 4s 6ft \
Pu? S PA-L 5*. s IP A
β Ε PAL 8 s 2025 A
8011 Ca! Ed :P4* '4 5
Sou Γα 1 Ed .V,s *80
©ou Cal Ε 3*4 s '80 Β
Sou Ca! F Is '80
801:w LA:Ρ 5s '5 7 A
8ouw Pb S', C 8s '45 A
Std ΟΛΕ 8s '35 ma'
8rd GA'E cv fts 35 cod
8*d GAE cv Ms '35 mat
6td G A-Ε fts '35 cod
Srd Gas A El fts '51
8*d Gas A· El 8c 00
Stand Pw A- Lt ο s '57
©yracuse L 5s '57 Β
Tenn El Pw 5s '5ft
Τ*»χ*β Elec 5s 'fto
Twin C R Τ β»4β '52 A
XJlen Ar Co fts "44 IV st
TJnit Lt A Pw 6b 7 5
Utah Ρ A L 4'aS 4 4
Utah PAL 6s 2022 A
Va Pub Ser 5s '50 Β
Wash Gas Lt 5s '58
Wash W A- Ρ 5s *80
West Pa Tr 5s '60
W#>st Τ U* 5s '57 A
We U GAE 5'is '55 A
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FOREIGN BONDS.
24 ' g
24 *g
ft.-»'4
30 ' 2
Ger Con Mun 8s '4 7 _ 24'«
Get' Con Mun 7 s '4 7 24*g
Ital Su Pow 8g '83 A_ 55'4
Maranhao Br 7s *58_ 30'2
Parana Braz 7s '58
wt—With warrents
rants η—New. st «stpd»—Stamped
ÎNeeotiability impaired by maturity.
TCompanies reported in receivership.
24 ' g
24*n
55 »4
30',
w—Without war
INSURANCE STOCKS
NEW YORK July 2H ιΛ»>.—New York
Bpcuritj Dpalers Association
Bid Asked.
Aetna Cas c:a> . Ρ2'ϊ pria
Aetna Ins < 1 HO) __ 4;a, 4p.i*
Aetna Life ι sila ι __ _ "91. in'
Am Equit it.HOa* . _ 37'» 3P».
Am Ins Nwk <>2a) . ρ» ι, 14
Am Reins (,80»> __ 3<>*« 411.
Am Reserve < ] a > "rt'2 "8
Am Surety Cî'ji _ ,vnt 541
Automobile ila> _ ^qi. in'
Bait Amer f.'iiiai Κ ρ
Carolina < 1.30» "4'«
Cltr of Ν Υ 11 .20) " *25 Sfivi
Conn Gen Llf ,»>0)_ 341, S«
Contin Cas (1.201 _ 27 op
Fid & Dep <4a) 12K 130
Frank rire < I a > ;?o*« 3«a,.
Gen Relnsur <2> _ ;ix', 4niÂ
Glen Falls <1.60> 1. 4,)i, 45,*
Globe A Rep (.80a > IP1, *>i li
Globe A Rut ...... fiti, «7
Great Amer Ha) . _ _ *>51.
Hanover ( 1 .flo 1 34 -1·
Hertford Fire <2) __ 75 7S
Home Fire Sec 41, sl
Home Ins ( I a > 34', 3«iJ
Homestead <1> __ 171* in
Knickerbocker (.80) __ 1 s 1
Lincoln Fire ._ 4 4i„
Maryland Gas 51, »i'
M»ss Bond <3Vs> _ R4 K7
Natl Fire lit β4". ΛΗι·
Natl Liberty (20a* pij Vpi?
Ν Hampshire (l.eoa) 4P', 5nv,
Ν Y Fire (.80*) _ -ni,. 8·>,2
Nor River (li "7 ζ
Phoenl* <2a) 84 88
Prnv Wash (1) 331. 3»ii
Revere <P> In (1.30) 2H'<2 "8
Rossi» Ins <.60a) 10·« ïi»i
St Paul Fire (fla) 20U's "πνί
Sprinfleld (4'ja) 1 jes up
Bun Life (7'/it) 700 7«i>
Travelers (16) 4P0 50η
t 8 Pirt (2) S3 53
Westeheater (1.20a) 33'a 354
- * 4
a—AIm extra or extras.
t—Dec! a
c—Declared or paid so far this year.
NEW YORK SUGÀB.
NEW YORK. July 2β (ΛΊ.—8utar future·
tradlna today was by turns active and
•luetlan with prices movint lrrecularly.
A firmer tone developed in the afternoon
en more favorable reports from Washlni
ton concerning prospects for enactment of
•utar legislation.
Support from interests with Cuban bank
1ns connections and operators was the
tradin* feature.
September No. 3 contracts rallied from
5 4« to 2.SO and March 2.31 to 2.34.
leavlnc prices net 1 to 3 points hiaher.
No. 4 contracts were quiet and unchanged
to 'j point lower with September at 1.22
•n%March 1.31 'i.
Pistol Included in Loot.
MIAMI, Fia. (JP).—George V. Ander
son slept with a loaded pistol under
his pillow so he might deal summarily
with burglars.
On· ransacked his room before
dawn yesterday. The loot: A watch,
some cash—and the pistol.
f ι
NEW YORK CURB MARKET
By private wire direct It nu Ml.
1:30
Stock and 8*1··—
Dividend Rat· Add 00. Hiih. Lev. CIom.
Arm· Wi vtc (2). 60s 62 82 82
Air Device» S 2H 2«4 2\
Alum Co Am 100» 149 149 149
Alum Co pf (6).. 100» 11« 115S116
Alum Ltd- 100» 115W 115W 11ÔV»
Alum Ltd pf (6). S 125 125 125
Am Airlines 1 26'/i 26*4 26'4
Am Box Fd(.95g) fi 21"« 2014
Am Centrifugal . 3 3*» S»4
Am Cit PftL(3h)_ 250* 35 34^
A CP* [,ww!»,h 2 351* 35
ACP*LP(.J0(t). 12 Ô»* SH
Am Cyan Β (.60). 11 33H 82H
AmEq(.i2'î«) _. 7 fi*» 5t4
Am&KgnP*ar. 11 3H 3S
Am G ft El(1.40). 22 38H 37W
Am G & Ε pf 16 ) _ 50» 109V» 1091» 109V*
Am Opii _ ft 10*i 10\» 10**
Am Hard Rub 50* 21'4 21V»
A m Laun M (.80) 3 28 26*»
Am LftT(1.20a)_. 4 19'* 19S
AmMtgCil Zfi* 49 49
Am Maracalbo 17 2 1*4
Am Meter (l^f ) 1 *2 42
Am Seal Kap II 8 7*4
Am Sup Power... 133 2 1'4
Am Sup Γ pf 4 3814 37'-»
Anoh Poet F .g 1 3*4 3*4
Aug Wupp ( Ï0*). 3 61* *14
Apex Electric . 2 30 29'-»
Arctur Rad Tub·. 7 1*4 H4
Ark Nat Gas S T\ 7»*
Ark Nat Ga» A 52 7*4 7s*
ArkNatGanpf _ 8 9>4 9
Art Met Wket.80) 1 11>4 *11<4
Ashld OAR(.40) .. 1 5*4 6*4
A* G & El 4 1'» 1*4
As G ft El A 12 3V» 3'»
A» G ft El pf 4 24<i 24
AsG&Elxvar .45 ι» 14
At Cet Flsh(.35g) 1 RVi R\*
At Cst L Co 2 U·- 40* 54 84
Atlas Corp war _ 6 2ι» 2Mi
Austin Silver M.. 5 2H 2'-»
Auto V Ma ( Ha).. 1 11 11
Automat Prod S δ1·» ft<4
Raldwn Rub Pi). * 13'» 13H
Barium Sta Stl .. 10 5 4»»
Bath lW(6%f)_. 1 10'4 10V4
Bellanca Aire S fi», fi
Bell Aire 2 16 15*»
Berk&Gey Furn.. 28 2>4 2
Birk&GFwir . 2 1 1
Birkfords (1.20) 1 13', 13'»
BirdsSFft M( Vi K) 3 14'» 14
Bliss Ε W-- ft 16'-» 16
Blue Ridge (.15e) 3 3 2"»
: B1 Ridcvpft3h>. 2 45S 45S 45S
j Bow R Bear ( lg>. 1 31S 31*4 31*»
• BraxT&L (POg). 2 25'* 25S 25S
J BreeieCorp 1 10 10 10
' Brewster Aero 4 5 4S 5
Bridgpt Mal'if). 2 17S 16S IS7»
Brill Β 4 4'* 4S 4*.
Brill pf ... _ 50» 52'» 52S 52·/»
Br A Ο rpn(.90g) 1 23S 23S 23S
Brown Co pf -.100* 78s 78 78
Brn FftW A (2) 2 27 27 27
Brown F Disf 1 6S 6S 6S
Fnk HI A Sll'j). 8 29 29 29
fa h ft TV ire Β . 1 '4 '4 '·»
Can Hydro El pf. 10» 85S 85S 85'j
ran Marc Wire . 1 IS IS IS
| Carib Syn (Si)-. 2 I'*' IS 1 («
I Carman Β 2 7>> 7S 7'i
Carnegie Met 21 3 2S 3
I Caro P&l,t pfl6). 30» 86S R6S 86S
I Carrier Corp 4 58 57s 57S
! Carter J W( .40(5) 1 8S 8'* 8s
! Castle A M ( 2 ) .. 1 42S 42S 42'·»
Catalin Am . 17 fis 5*»
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! Celane^e lpf(7a) 75» 117 11 fis 116'
OnHGAK(.iO)., 1 15S 15'. 15S
Cen&SwUt .... 25 4S 3S 3»»
iCenStEl - ... 22 IS l'a IS
ι Cen St Κ cv pf η . 50* 19 19 19
M'en St El 6% pf.. 300» 18 IfiS 1 7*i
I Cherrv Burr (41 25» 79*» 79S 79S
Ch RlvftM (30g). 2 17S 17S 17·»
Chief Con» . 2 1 SI
Child.· pf 25* 81S 81S 8m
Cities Service 137 3S 3S 3S
CltServpf ... 4 46S 45», 46S
Cit Sic Ρ I" pf . 25» 56 56 56
Cit Auto St' 30?) 2 10'■> 10S 10Vj
Claude Neon Lt . 3 2S 2S 2S
Cle\e Tract 1 14'» 14S 14*»
Club AI Uten 2 IS IS 1'4
I Colon .Develop 2 SS SS 5S
ColumO&C. .. 12 8S 8** 8S
I Comwlth Kd (.\). 2 117s 1161» nen
I Comlth A So war. 10 '·» V» S
Com P&L 1 pf 25» 39'» 39S 39'·*
Cons Cop Mln _ 19 10S 10S 10
ConG«rBB(3 60). 2 76S 7fiS 76'·,
Cons Gas Util 9 2S 2S 2'.
Cons Ret Str* . 2 7»» 7"» 7*»
ConsRSpf (S1-. 40» 97 97 97
Cons Steel Corp . 6 10S 10'» 10'·»
ContG&Eprpf ( 7 ) 25» 90 90 90
Cooper-Bess 6 21 ' a 21 21^
Cord Corp 6 3*» 3S 3S
Cosden Petro . 5 4S 4S 4*·»
Creole Per < S S)- 7 3«S 36S 361»
Crocker Wh ... ' 9 15'·» 14S 15'*
Croft Brewing... * 7 tt tt
Crow η C Pet 12 2 2
Crown Drug 3 2S 2"* 2*»
Cusi Mex 7 ι» 4 4
Dayton Rub . . 7 24'i 23'» 24
Dennison Mf 1 pf 10» 74S 74S 74S
Derby Oil . 7 7S 7S 7S
Det PapPd 1 SS SS 5'»
Det Stl Pr < \ g >. 1 49 49 49
Divro Tw C(.40). 2 4S 4S 4S
I >raperCp< 2.40a). 10» 78 78 78
DubilierCon .. 1 3'j 3S 3S
Duro Test (.40) 1 6S 6', 6',
DuvalTei 2 8S 8S 8".
Eag Pi J,d( 50g). 12 20*. 19'» 19·,
East Gas ft F . 3 6', 6S β·*
RCAt'6% pf(3)_ 100» 49 49 49
Κ G&Fpr pf(4S ) 200» 62'» 62 62
East Mall Iron __ 25» 19S 19S 19S
East Sta Corp . . 4 3S 3S 3S
EWashMB(Sï) î 9S #S 9S
EI Bond ft Sh . 841 22S 21"» 2IS
El BftS »5 pf (5). 2 68H 67 68S
El BdftSh pfifi) . 6 77S 77 77
El Pow A» (.15g). 1 7S 7S 7S
ElPAsA (.15g). 2 7S 6S 6S
El P&L· war 7 2 US 11', ID-,
Elect Share " 7 4'4 4S 4S
Electro! vtc 2 2S 2*» 2S
EmpCH-F »% pf. 50* 53*» 53*» 5.3*»
Emsco D&Eq (1). 2 16S 16 16
Equity Corp 10 IS 1"» IS
EuropEldebrt 1 4 ή &
Evans Wallo. 7 IS IS IS
Ex-Cell-O C( 40g) 2 21 20S 21
raiicimtJ λ* s. « ·%
Falstaff Brew 1 10s· 10s· 10s»
Fidelio Brew 2 Η 4 *4
Fst N'a St 1 pf(7) 10* 112'., 112'j 112'*
FiskRub .. 2 13 s, 13'» 13'4
FlaP&Lt|7pf 200» SO 49' j SO
I Ford M ran A (1) It 23'j 2Û4 234
Ford M ran Β (1 ) 25* 244 24L» 24'i
Fd M Ltd (21.1g) _ 4 64 64 6'»
Fruehauf T.3ftg _ 2 21 'a 214 21',
Gen Alloys . 14'. 44 4L*
Gen Firepfg .5.>g. 2 21 23 23
Gen Τ A Rub 2 254 25 25
Gilbert (AC) - 3 12 11%, 12
Gilb ΑΓΙ pf(3'·,). 20* 39 37 39
Glen Alden( 4 g). 9 94 94 94
Goldfield Con 12 it A A,
GorhM vtc( 1 *4 e) 3 314 30'* 314
Grand Nat Films. 92 3** 34 34
Or Rap V (IK _ 1 144 144 141'*
Gray Tel Ρ S (1). 1 84 84 84
Gt Α&Ρ ην (6a).. 100* 894 874 894
Gt Nor Pap(la).. 100* 40 39V* 40
GreenT&D 1 15 15 15
Gulf Oil (Hr) 7 684 584 584
Gulf SUt pf 5 4- 25* 77 77 77
Hecla Min (.45g). 10 184 174 184
Hoe( R)&Cο A 1 27 27 27
Holling Gld(.65a) 2 114 114 114
Horn&Hard(2) . 50s 334 334 334
Humble Oi 1 (14) 3 844 844 844
HumRossF(.20g) 1 114 114 114
Hydro Ε Se(.20g) 1 94 94 94
111 Iowa Pow ... 1 84 84 84
111 Iowa Pow pf._ 8 30 294 294
111 I* Ρ div ct ■? 7 114 11 11
Imp Chm 1.197*. 3 94 94 9L»
Imp Oil Can (Via) 4 204 204 204
Ind Ter 111 A 1 24 t 24 24
Ind Ser<r 6% pf._ 110s 264 25 264
IndServ7%pf— 20s 294 28 294
Indus Finan pf .. 50s 194 194 194
Int Hyd-Elec pf_. 4 344 344 344
Inter Pet(l%a) 4 354 35 35
Inters Hos(2 4)-. 1 37 37 a7
Inter Prod 4 54 54 84
Inter Rad ( SSf)- 2 144 144 144
InterSRazB 2444
Inter Util A 4 I84 174 184
Inter Util Β 6 14 14 14
Inter Vita (4) ..16 6 6
Int Home E(.44). 1 64 64 64
Ir Fire vte (1.20) 400s 224 224 224
Ital Superpwr A. 1 14 14 14
•TacobsCo (!4B)~ 1 14*» 144 144
Jeannette Gla 3 64 64 64
Kingston Pr(.40 ) 8 5 4 5 4 64
Lakey Fdy êt M-- 2 5l» 54 64
Lefcourt Real 1 24 24 24
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I'nit Lt & F cv pf 8 54*« 53 53
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UnivPict 1 8 8
UtahPALpf 1 »4k 50s «4 64
Utica GAEpf <7) 20* 92 92
Util PwA Lt (r). 12 Η %
Util Ρ A L pf lr). 200* 214 214
Utility Eqnit 2 44 44
Utility A Ind .11 1
Utility A Ind pf.. 14 4
Valspar Corp vtc 2 64 61·
Valspar pf vtc 50g 604 604
Venezuei Pet 20 2 2
Walker M in __ 2 24 24
Wayne Knit M .18 8
Weiabni Β Β 40a. 18 8
Wellington Oil . 1 94 94
Wentw'th M .\âg. β 5 44
West Va C A C 2 4 4
West Air Exp 3 94 9
Weyenb'B Sh .20* 1 124 124
Wil-Low Caf (r)_ 3 4 4 4
Wolverine PtC _ 1 44 44 44
Wright Har ,40a. 1 64 64 64
Yukon Gold ,06g . 7 34 34 34
r In bankruptcy or receivership, or being
reorganixed under the Bankruptcy Act. or
aecurities assumed by such companies.
Rates of dividends in the foregoing table
are annual dilbursemems based on the lait
quarterly or semi-annual declaration On
less otherwise noted, special or extra divi
dends are not included.
a Also extra or extras, e Paid last year,
f Payable in stock. «Declared or paid so
far thii year, no regular rate. h Cash
or stock. k Accumulated dividend paid
or declared this year. ww—With war
rant*. xw Without warrants, war War
rant».
WORTHINGTON BACKLOG
REACHES 17-YEAR HIGH
By the Associated Près*.
NEW YORK. July 26—At the
highest level in 17 years, unfilled
orders of Worth In ([ton Pump & Ma
chinery Corp. on July 1 were 81 per
cent ahead of last year, H. C. Beaver,
president announced.
As a result, he said, the principal
plants of the company at Harrison
and Newark, N. J., and at Buffalo
are operating at a high percentage of
capacity and the corporation's Holy
t>ke, Mass.. plant which was recently
reopened, Is rapidly expanding pro·
taction·
I
Quarter's Net Hits $825,
453, Against $1,008,740 in
Same 1936 Period.
Bt the Associated Pre»«.
NEW YORK. July 26—Bendix Avia
tion Corp.. South Bend, Ind., maker
of parts for the aviation, automotive
and marine industries, reported today
consolidated net profit for the June
quarter of $825,453. after undistributed
profits tax. equal to 39 cent* a share,
against $1,008,140. or 48 cents a share
in the June 1936 qurter.
Six months net profit, was $1,631,961,
or 7R cents a share, compared with
$1,869,560. or R9 cents a share in th·
: first half of 1936.
Great Northern Railway.
Great Northern Railway reported
net income for the six month* ended
June 30 of $89,866 after charges and
taxes, equal to 3 cents a share on 2,
485,587 capital shares, against a net
loss of $2,869,036 in the 1936 period.
General Mills.
General Mills, Inc.. flour manu
facturers with principal mills at
Minneapolis, Buffalo. Kansas City,
Wichita and Chicago, reported con
solidated net earnings for the fiscal
year ended May 31 of $4,303,389. equal
after provision for dividends on the
preferred stock to $4 46 a common
share. This compared with a net
income of $3,602,193 or $3 40 a com
mon share in the previous fiscal year.
Consolidated Edison.
Consolidated Edison Co of New
York. Inc . reported net income for
the quarter ended June 30 of $8,046,
142 The earnings are after charges.
Federal income taxes and subsidiary
preferred dividends (exclusive of $150
684 dividends in arrears on New York
Steam Corp. preferred stocks held by
the public), but before provision for
minority interests in affiliated com
panies common stocks. They are
equal after estimating minority in
terests and deducting Consolidated
Edison Co. preferred dividend require
ments to approximately 47 cents a
common share. This compared with
$8,849,038 or approximately 54 rents
a common share in the June, J936
quarter.
Reed Roller Bit Co.
Reed Roller Bn Co . Houston. Tex ,
makers of equipment for the petroleum
! industry, reported profit for the six
j months ended June 30 of $1,080,164
! after charges, but before Federal in
come taxes, compered with $951,192 in
the first half of 1936.
OFFERING OF LIPTON
PREFERRED ISSUE DUE
! By ihe Associated Press.
NEW YORK. July 26 —Wall street
financial circles reported Hallgerten
& Co. are expected to offer during
the coming week 26.000 sahres of
Thomas J Lipton. Inc . fi per cent
preferred stock. Î25 par. and 100.000
shares of class "A" stock, with cumu
lative dividends at the rate of $1 a
year.
The company is an American sub
sidiary of Lipion. Lid . London, dis
tributors of tea and coffee.
POWER OUTPUTS RISE.
NEW YORK. July 26 —In
creases from 3 1 per cent to 18 Λ per
cent in tlectric output of 19 major
utility systems in the week ended
July 17 over the like 1936 week were
reported. In the week of July 10 out
put of these same companies showed
changes varying from a decrease of
8 1 per cent to an advance of 21.1
per cent.
100 TONS OF LEAD SOLD.
NEW YORK. July 26 (/P —8t.
Joseph Lead Co. reports 100 tons of
pig lead from Southeast Missouri
mines sold Saturday at $5.85 per hun
dred pounds. St. Louis,
ί .
Washington Exchange
SALES.
Peoples Dru? Stores pfd.—î at 112.
AFTER CALL.
Potomac Electric Power S'-a" pfd.—3
at 112. 1 at 112.
Capital Traction 5s—$500 at 85, $500
at 85.
Bid and Asked Prices.
BONDS.
PUBLIC UTILITY
Bid Asked.
Amer Tel A- Tel. 4'is ln4J«
AnacosTla 4 Pot. 5s 66
Ana. & Pot. Guar 5s KiR 110
C. & P. Tel. of Va 5s . JOS
Capital Traction R R. 5s SI K5
City A Suburban .Ss 76
Oeorgetown Gas 1st 6s 112
Pol Eire Po«' 3'<s 10·.' 104
Wash. Gas Ss liiSO Ι05'·«
Wash. Gas 5s 1960 llfi
Wash. Ry. tc Elec. 4s 108
MISCELLANEOUS
Chevy Chase Cluo 1st 4>.8 . 104
COI Country Club 1st 4'«s 10:t
W. M. Cold Storane 5s _ . 100
STOCKS.
PUBLIC UTILITY.
Amer Tel A Tel. («> 172·.,
Capital Transit Co. 10 11
N. & W. Steamboat ί β ι . 105 _
Pot. Eler Po« pfd. <fi)_ irji2
Pot. El. P. h'i'.o Pf. (5.50) 112
Wash. Gas Lt. com. (3.60). *76 79
Wash. Ry. ft El. com. '30). «PO
Wash Ry A El. ptd. (Si 109',
BANK AND TRUST COMPANY.
Amer. Sec. A Tr Co. <e«> 295 30i
Bank of Bethesda ih.751 .'.4
Capital '4> 140
Com. k Savings <e 1 <»» 210
Libert* (4) ISO 160
Lincoln lf6.25) . 201)
Natl. Sav. A: Trust 1RS
Pr. Georges Bk. L· Tr. (.50). 1* 21
Rises (eR) .126
Riggs Did. (5) b* 1 on
Washington 16' Ι·">0
Wash. Loan k Tr. <eS> *275 300
FIRE INSURANCE.
American <6> 100
Corcoran (6) . _ *sl25
Firemen's <1.20) - 28
National Union i.60i__ 14'/i
TITLE INSURANCE
Columbia (.301 11 15'/.
Real Estate i6> 170 190
MISCELLANEOUS.
Carpel Corp (2.00) ... . 19 25
I Lanston Monotype « + 4 ) _ 85 92
LincolnServ.com. itl.00) 16 1*
Limcoln Service Pfd 13 50) 44 5n
Mergenthaler Lino. (.2001 43'n 45
Peoples Dr. St. com. i'l 001 47 51
Peoples Dr. St. pfd. (6.50i-. 111
Real Est. M.&G. pfd. (".70) 4*« 5V«
Security Storaee (5) .. — 112 125
Ter. Réf. & Wh. Corp. <3)-- 60
Wdwd. & Loth, com (tl.50) 60 6R
Wdwd & Loth, pfd (7) __ 116 123W
•Ex dividend.
b—Books closed.
♦ Plus extras.
e—2% extra.
f—1 'if» extra.
h—75c extra.
•*25c paid June 30. 1936: 45c paid De
cember 22. 1936.
•j—$so to be paid out of surplus July
31. 1937.
U. S. TREASURY NOTES.
NEW YORK. July 26 ιΛν—Prices quoted
in dollars and thirty-seconds.
Appro*.
Ratf Mth. Year.· Bid, Asked Yield.
31 .s Sept.. 1937 _ 100 23 100.25
•;V»S Feb . 1938 _ 101.7 101.0 .13
3s Mar.. 1938 . 101.24 101.26 .14
2'.s June. 193R _ 102.4 102.6 .30
2VjS Sept.. 1938.. 102.6 102.8 .51
IV,s Mar . 1939 100.30^101 .88
2'«s June. 1939 102.3 102.3 .96
l*»s Sept.. 1939.. 100.20 100.22 1.05
iVs Dec . 1939 .. 100.20 100.22 1.08
l'un Mar. 1940 _ 101 101.2 1.22
IV,* June. 1940.. 100.20 100.22 1.25
ι 1 Va» Dec.. 1940... 100.17 100 19 1.32
l'as Mar. 1941... 100 15 100.17 1 35
l».»s June. 1941...100.1 100.3 1.35
iy,» pec» 1941.. 99.20 99 28 1.3S
lHs Mar.. 1942.. 100.25 10p.27 1.6β
1(^2
BREWING FIRMS
BOOST PAY ROLLS
Job Gain* and Higher Wages to
Lift 1937 Total Above
100 Millions.
er>fci»l Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK. July 26 —The brewing
industry's 1937 pay roll for labor will
exceed $80,000,000 as a. result of
more employment and increases
granted to union workers in new con
tracts negotiated with labor leaders.
This is exclusive of the estimated
$25,000,000 which will be paid to
salaried employes and officers, which
will bring the aggregate pay roll for
the year past the $100,000,000 mark.
More than 23.000 union brewery
workers, in 71 cities, will add an
average of $166 40 to their individual
pay envelopes this year as a result
of new contracts, it has been calculated
by various labor officials. This in
crease. which averages $3 20 per man
weekly, will aei^regate $3,627,624 for
the year for the men already affected
by the new contracts The total in
crease for all brewery workers will be
much greater, however, as negotia
tions are still pending in 105 other
citiee. according to labor leaders.
The new increase raises the weekly
pay check of the average brewery
worker to o\er $35. The term "worker"
does not, of course, include the highly
paid brewmasters, chemists and other
technical men.
NEW ENGLAND POWER
EARNINGS UP SHARPLY
Srwui Dnn«trh to The Sur.
NEW ΥΟΠΚ. July 26—Consolidated
net earnings applicable to Ne* Eng
: lar.d Power Association common
j share* increased by more than 150
I per cent in the first six months oi
■ 1937, compared with the same period
j last year, it was disclosed by Frank
1 D. Comerford, chairman of the board.
Consolidated net earnings for the
first half of this year ι no' yet audited
by independent public accountants),
after deduction for preferred dividends
at the regular rate, but before pro
vision for Federal tax on undistributed
earnings, amounted to *1.196 027 com
pared with S475,189 in the aame month
of 1936.
The.se figures give first-half earn
ings of $1.28 a share this year against
50 cent* a share a year ago on the
outstanding 932.604 common share.
DISTRIBUTION ORDERED.
NEW YORK. July 26 ι Special ι—
Directors of Boston Fund. Inc., have
declared a distribution of 18 cents
a share, peyable August 20 to stock
holders of record July 30 Thus dis
tribution is comprised of 12 cents
a share representing Investment in
come and 6 cents a share represent
ing profits realized from the sale of
ι securities.
INVESTING COMPANIES
PTCW YORK. July 20 4V—Ntw York
Security Dealers* Association.
(Noon quotations >
Admin Fd 2nd Inc 102* '2i) W
Am Business Shra 1.23 1 30
Am Gen Εα Inc _ 1 00 1 -J
Am Ins Stocks 5 2o h.O«
Bancamer Bair 0 125 3'»™»
Bankers Nat Inv Corp 3.75 4.3/5
Basic Industry 5.24
Boston Fund Inc - 25.4 # ~> z\
British Type Inv. 50 ·'♦;
Broad St Inv. 30.30 38.80
Bullock Fund _ 22 50 24.2ο
Corporate Trust __ 3.03
Corporate Trust A A 2.80
Corp Tr A A mod 3.75
Corp Tr Accum Ser 2-59
Corp Tr Acc Mod «3 To
Cumulative Tr Sh - 0 58
Depos Bk Sh Ν Y A". _ _ ~.38
Depos Ins Shrs Ά' - 3 50
Depos Ins Shrs ■ ΕΓ 3.26
Diversified TrC 5.15 . -
Dividend Shrs _ '-1 '
Equity Corp S3 Pf - 3n.50 38,.λ0
Fidelity Fund Inc 28.48 30.08_
First Boston Corp 23.025 2 > Γ.ο
Fiscal Fund Bank Shrs _ 5.58 3.8JJ
Fixed Trust Sh A -
Fiscal Fund Insurance 3.00 4.,4
Fixed Trust Sh Β 3 1.18
Found Tr Sh A n.00 5 35
Fund Investors Inc 24.»- 2.1.8W
Fund Tr Shrs A 0 41 <13
Fund Tr Shrs Β - 5>0 4.
General Capital Corp 43. ,8 4^.08
Gen Investors Tr _ 7.05 «.J'
Group Sec Agriculture _ _ 2.Oh 2.23
Group Sec Automobile - 1.42 1 54
Group Sec Building 2.10 L.2 <
Group Sec Chemical - 1.60 1.4
Group Sec Food - 06 1 .0»
Group Sec Invest Shrs I.hi 1.*»
Group Sec Merchandise . 1.44 }.o«
Group 8ec Mining l'* 103
Group Sec Petroleum 1 ·>« 1 «0
Group Sec R R Equip 1·*? VÎU
Group Spc Steel 2.1 « *-.3»
Group Sec Tobacco J 0» 11*
Huron Holding
Incorp Investors 2,?"2'i5 % «-»"
Inst Sec. Bank Group \.,A 2;
Instl Sec. Insurance 1.00 1^3
Investors Fd "C * Inc J5 -I
Keyston Cust Fund B-3 __ 21.33 23.54
Major Shrs Corp 3.1'-ο -
Maryland Fund _ 0.8» 1JJ..0
Mass Invest Tr 7? U *?2'S2
Mutual Invest 10.?4
Nation Wide Se<? 4*6 4 00
Nation Wide Voting 2.13 =.r
Natl Investors. ' ··■»*- - ■ - J
New England Fund 1?i5
Ν Y Bk Tr Shrs. -- 4.00
Ν Y Stocks Bk Stocks . 11.40 12.31
Ν Y Stocks. Hide Supply .._ 1 12.80
Ν Y Stocks. Elec Equip __ 12.t, 13.<8
Ν Y Stocks. Insurance __ lO.OO 11.4»
Ν Y Stocks. Machinery _ 13.85 14 95
Ν Y Stocks. R R Equip _ 14.20 JV.1S
Ν Y Stocks. Steel -- , 17 1
North Am Bond Tr etis.- 60.50 β3.ιδ
Nor Am Tr Shares 2.SO
Nor Am Tr Sh 19.->.i 3 £?
Nor Am Tr Sh 1958 3-53
Nor Am Tr Sh J 9.i8 3.33 - -
Plymouth Fund Inc. 8/ n*
Quarterly Income Sh 18.13 IP.M
Selected Am 8h Inc IS 08 10.44
Selected Income Sh Β·β8 . _
Sovereign Investor» 1.14 1 -5
Spencer Trask Tuai -! , ! ~i 25
Stand Am Tr Shrs 4.1o 4.35
Stand Util Inc 98 106
Super ol Am Tr A 4.;4
Super of Am Tr AA -·9
Super of Am Tr Β 4.3»
Super of Am Tr BB - ·9
Super of Am Tr C J-jg
8uper of Am Tr D * 1? 1An(l
Supervlsed Shrs *ίίΧ loo"
Trustee Stand Inv C 3·}/
Trustee Stand Inv D 31- - -
Trusteed Am Bk 'ΊΒ --- 87 -97
Trusteed Industry Shrs.-- l-jjo 1./0
Wellinïton Fund - 19.08 20.93
METAL MARKET.
NEW YORK. July 2H ιΛΊ.—Copper steady:
electrolytic, apot and future. 14.00; export.
14.25-30. Tin steady, «pot and nearby,
59.12' 2-25: future. 58.fl2'j-75. Lead
stead»; New York. spot. β.υ0-β.05: East
St. Louia. apot. 5.85. Zinc steady: East
St. Louis, spot and future. 7.00. Iron. No.
2. f o b. Eastern Pennsylvania. 25.00: Buf
falo. 24.00. Alabama. 20 00. Aluminum,
virgin, P9 per cent. 2noo-21.no. Anti
mony. «pot. 15.50. Quicksilver. Pt.nn.
Platinum, our·. 61.00. ScheeliU, 22.00.
nominal.
I
THE WEATHER
District of Columbia—Fair and cooler
tonight and tomorrow, probably pre
ceded by a thundershower this miter
noon; moderate southwest winds shift
ing to northwest by tonight.
Maryland—Fair and cooler tonight
and tomorrow preceded by local thun
dershowers this afternoon.
Virginia—Fair and cooler tonight
and tomorrow, preceded by local thun
dershowers in east portion this after
noon or early tonight.
West Virginia—Fair and cooler to
night: tomorrow fair with moderate
temperature.
Hirer Report.
Potomac clear. Shenandoah little
muddy at Harpers Ferry.
Report fer l ast 4M Heer«.
Temperature. Barometer,
Saturday— Degree·. Inches.
4 pm an 3004
* ρ m M .30 0.3
Midnight 77 ,30.05
Sunday—
4 am. an.ni
8 a m. 75 an ne
Noon *6 .30 OC
4 Ρ m. Pl 29.03
s ρ m *4 20 on
1 2 midnight 80 2P sp
Toda y—
4am *7 2P *,S
8 a m. 7P 2P
Noon 86 29.88
Record fer Last 24 Hour*.
/From noon yesterday to noon toda ν >
Highest. P2 3 Ρ m. yesterday. Year
aeo P4
Lowest, 7T a m. today. Year ato. β®.
Reeerd Temperature· This Year.
Highest. Ρβ on July 17
Lowest IP. on February 2β.
<Frnm noon yesterday to noon today.)
Highest, fc7 per cen*. at 6-30 g m
Lowest. 42 per eent. at 3 p.m.
Tide Table·.
(Furnished by Umt*d Spates Coast and
Geodetic SJurveyj
Today. Tomorrow.
Hieh 0 40am 10 22 am
Low 4 l^i m. 4 .57 a .m.
Hip h 1 0 : OP ρ m. 10 5.3pm
Low 4 .3* ρ m. 6.14 p.m.
The Sun and Meen.
Rises. S*ts.
Sun todar 5.0.3 . 7.25
Sun tomorrow _ 5 04 7 24
Moon today 54 p.m. 8:1? a.m.
Automobile lights must be turned on one
hali hour after sunset.
Precipitation.
Monthly precipitation in ineh^s In the
Capital (current month to date;;
Month. 1P37. Average. Record
January __ _ 7.8.3 .3.55 7 8.3 '.37
Peoruary . 3.-33 .3 27 β 84
March ... 1.5ο .3 75 8 M
Ann! _ ... «85 .3 2 7 P. 1:1
Ma ν _ 4 02 .3 :·» 10 «Ρ
June 5.21 4 13 10.04
July _ ___ 2.82 4 7 1 10 63
August . . 4.01 14.4]
September .3 24 17.45
October _ _ 2 «4 8 57
November 2.-37 8 βΡ
December _ _ .3 .32 7.56 01
Weather in
Station?
Abilene. Tex ..
Albany Ν Y
Atlanta. G»
Atlantic City
Baltimore Md
Birmingham
Bismarck Ν D
Boston. Mass
Buffalo. Ν. V
Charleston. S C
Chicago 111
Cincinnati
Clevela nd
Columbia S C
Denver. Colo .
Detroit. Mirh
j El Paso. Tex
I Oahe.uon Tex
Helena. Mont
Huron. S D
Indianapolis
•Jacksonville
Kans Citv Mo
Lo* Angeles
Louisville Ky _
Miami. Fla
Mpls -8> Ρ
New Orleann
New York. Ν Y
Oklahoma City
Omaha Nebr _
Philadelphia
Phoenix. Aril _
Pittsburgh
Portland. Me
Portland Oreg
Raleigh Ν C
Salt Lake City
San Antonio __
San Diego
San Prancisco _
St Louis. Mo..
feattle. Wash _
pokane. Wash
Tampa Flu
WASHINGTON
Bar
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CP
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CO
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CP
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Various Cities.
Temp Rain -
ο H'h Low fall Wea'h'r
no ι_η·; :β ο 01 Clear
Cloudy
0 66 Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Clear
Clear
Cloud?
6* Μ 66 M 6 Cloudy
Cloudy
π.Λβ dear
PS KS βο Ο 46 Clear
so «4 «c o ;o cloud?
04 M TC C.ft6 Cloudy
04 KO 64 Cloudy
Τβ ftR 0.26 Cloud?
Cloudy
8C 8R :4
00 PC 7·Λ
PC 8c :e
8K PO Τ 8
oo po :o oo
In 8C «ο
P4 sk :n
6S M 66
06 SB Τ S
P6 ΤR ftβ
PS ps
OO se SO
04 po
14 se
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•TO 04 PO 7 6
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ft s
ft «
(1
10
PC
62
66
. _ Clear
_ Cloudy
Clear
0.36 Clear
Clear
Clear
Cloud*
04 H6 64 0 26 Cloudy
SH 74
: 4 ft β
. 80 78
8S 86 7 4
.06 Ptf 84
lt2 7 s βο
po we ;6
SC 1 12 86
158 Cloudy
0.01 Clear
Cloud?
_ . Cloud?
- - Clear
- . Clear
Cloudy
Cloud*
S4 88 66 0 58 Cloud*
04 sc 66
OH S6 HO
Cloudy
Clear
PS S6 7 4 0 12 Cloudy
.PC 1 00 68
.00 ps 72
74
PO . „
.00 6C ...
.or ss 64
».10 80 ft8
CP.PC Ρ6 76
Clear
Clear
Cloudy
Cloudy
Clear
Clear
Cloudy
ΛΟ.ΟΙ 88 74 0.18 Cloud"
CP.86 PC 77 Cloudy
FOREIGN.
»jn Greenwich time, today >
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Rain
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
London. England
Paris. France
Vienna Austria
Berlin. Germany
Brest France
Zurich. Switzerland
Stockholm. Sweden
Gibraltar. Spain
iNoon Greenwich time toda?
Horta <Fa?al>. Azores 7» Cloudy
'Current observations.)
tt. Geortes. Bermuda . 8C Clear
an Juan Puerto Rico 8C Cloudy
Havana. Cuba 76 Cloud?
Colon. Canal Zone _ 8C Cloudy
ft s
ft 7
«4
ft 7
ft 7
ftP
6 3
6P
LUMBER PRODUCTION
EXCEEDS NEW ORDERS
Bt the Asaociated Press.
The National Lumber Manufactur
ers' Association said today that lumber
production for the week ended July
17 was 37 per cent greater than new
business booked and 12 per cent
greater than reported shipments.
During the week 633 mills produced
288,737.000 feet, shipped 250,938.000
feet and booked orders for 210,180,000
feet.
Revised figures for the preceding
week were: 573 mills. 247.021.000
feet production. 207.455,000 chipped,
197,468,000 booked.
SHORT-TERM SECURITIES.
(Reported by Ch»«. D. Barney k Ce.i
Bid. Offer.
Am Tel & Tel 5'/i* 1943 Hi", lis
Auburn Auto Co 4*«s 3 9.11» ei'j 62Vi
Baldw Loco Work» 5a 1940 103
Calif Packing Corp Ss 1940 104 104'.
Caro. Clinch & Ohio 5a 193* 103 103v4
Chesap & Ο Rwy 5s 1939 ΙΟβ1» 107'·
Edison llec Ilium 4s 1939 KM", 108".
Oen Pub Service S'-sS 1939 101 102'«
Grand Rap 4 Ind 4'js 1941 10?', 109*,,
Houston Ot! 5'jS 1940 _ 102'4 102>/i
Intl Mer Marine 6a 1941 , 731· 74*i
Intl Tel & Tel 4Vis 1939. Ol'i 92
Laclede Oas Liiht 5s 1939 9ô'a PB
Lehigh Valley Coal «» 1938 94'<
Lehigh Val Tr R 5· 1941. 10»'* 105»«
Long Island Gen 4s 1938 102'/« 102'2
Louis & Nash RR 4s 1940 10? 107'j
Mich Cent R R 4s 1940 104U 104Vj
Midland R R of Ν J 5s 1940 41J» 60
Milw Si Nor R R 4VjS 1939 89 94
NVClit StL βΤ· notes 38 99 99'j
New York Dock 5s 1938 . 58 ", «ο
Ν Y Susq i W 5s 1940 __ 18%
Ν Y Tel Co 4'ii 1939 . 10î>>· 107'*
Pac R R of Mo 4s 1938 97,<4 98
Penn-Dlxle Cement fis 1941 ,9î"a 99
Penna R R Co 4s 1943 109 110
Rio Grande Westn 4s 1939 72 72'n
Tr RR Aun St L 4Vis 1939 108% 10?>a
Vanadium Corp 6s 1941 _ 101 102
Vertientes Sugar 7s 1942_ 22'4 23*«
Wabash Rwy Co 5s 1939 93·/. 93', 1
Warner Bros «s 1939 _ 95 98
Westn Ν Y A Pa 4s 1943 108% 111 V»
Western Union Tel 5s 1938 ΙΟΙ'/a 101V»
; Princesse· Elizabeth and Margaret
of BnglAad will join the Oiri Quid·*.
A
- - -I -
I
Advertising Total
Up 15.9 Per Cent
From 1936 Levels
Special Dispatch to The Star.
CHICAGO. July 26 —Retail display
advertising for the week ended July
17 hit its fourth largest gain of this
year when it jumped to 15 9 per cent
ahead of the corresponding week of
last yeer. Advertising Age, national
advertising newspaper, reported today.
These figures, based on tabulations
covering retail display advertising
carried by all newspapers in 78 Im
portant cities, show a total of 17.996.
772 lines for the wepk reported,
against 15.532,752 lines fo» the cor
responding week of last year. This
gain of 2.464.020 lines reflects the
manner in which retail trade has im
proved with abatement of strikes In
the steel industry, the publication
stated.
For the first 29 weeks of this year,
ended July 17, newspapers in the
measured citie· have carried a total
of 567.805.874 lines, compared unh
537.437.035 lines in the comparable
period of last year, a gain of 30,368,
839 lines, or 5.7 per cent.
DOLLAR GOES DOWN
IN LONDON DEALINGS
Pt th· Associated Prm
LONDON, July 26 —The United
States dollar derlined 1 7-16 rents in
today's foreign exchange market, the
drop attributed pertly to renewal ol
Par Eastern sales against gold trans
actions.
The unit was quoted at 4.98\ to
the pound at the close compared with
a sterling rate of $4 97 in New York
Saturday.
French franc* were steady at 133 to
the pound, against 133 09 Saturday.
PARIS. July 26 I/P).—Rentes. 3 per
cent, 72 francs 60 rentimes; 412s "A,"
7415: 4'2s 1937, 98 97.
Exchange on London, 133.00. The
dollar wai quoted 26.71.
· —
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.
BOSTON July 26 ι*ν <U S Dfpt Azr V
—Quotations on domestic wool were Arm
todav at levels prevailing late last week
Trauine was slow because bids were mostly
below holders' ideas of value
Views of principal wool holders toward
the price situation was strengthened as a
result of the recently broadened interest
of buyers A number of mills mad® efforts
to buy wool* in the country below asking
prices en spot wool*.
J Λ,—13
OUTLOOK BETTER
IN MACHINE IK
Possibility of Price Rise
Brightens Near Term
Earnings Prospects.
Br the Associate® Preen.
NEW YORK, July 26—The near·
term outlook for the machine tool
Industry Is brightened by the poesi
bility of a rise tn prices, trade ob
server* said.
Recent labor strife In the Middle
West had a doubly unfavorable effect
on the Industry. In the first place,
it served to brin? higher costs and to
cut off raw material supplies Second
ly, It caused some contraction in new
business.
Notwithstanding the fart, domestie
buyers have bpen timid about placing
new orders, the situation Is not with·
out its bright side.
"A possible 10 to 20 p»r cent
machine tool price advance later this
year may result in some decrease In
domestic business, but manufacturers
presumably could take up the la?
by accepting more foreign contracts,''
says Poor's Publishing Co.
The National Machine Tool Builders'
Associatie index of domestic machine
tool orders dropped from a high of
232.5 in April t,o 137 6 in June, or
nearly 41 per cent
The drop In new business, never
theless, did not materially impair sec
ond quarter earnings. This. It was
argued, was because companies were
working at capacity on orders then
on hand.
As some see it. the months directly
ahead may enjoy capacity operations,
but heavy business done since 1935
ha* cut Into the large potential de
mand
A study on obsolescence bv the
American Machinist indicated that in
1935 about 65 per cent of the coun
try's metal-w-orking equipment was
more than 10 year* old. compared with
about 48 per cent m 1930 and 44 per
cent in 1925.
Trade observers sa ν it Is difficult
statistically to determine to what ex
tent this obsolescence has since been
offset. Opinion in some circles is that
although progress has been made In
satisfying the need for machine tools
which accumulated in the depression,
much remains to be done.
JUNE TRUCK LOADINGS
WELL ABOVE YEAR AGO
Β» the Associated Pre»».
NEW YORK. July 26 —The Amer
ican Trucking Associations. Inc . re
ported an increase in June truck
loadings of 15 8 per cent over the same
month lait year, a continuation of
the rising trend shown every month
so far this year Trurk commodity
movement* in June were 3 2 per cent
lee* than May.
Money for Constriction Loan*
and
Loans on Existing Properties
5%
FIRST DEED OP TRC8T ONLY
GEORGE I. B0RGER
643 Indiana At·. N.W.
Nat'l 0350
DOLLARS
4000
3500
Federal Income Tax Receipts
Incom· tax r*c«ipH for fi»e#l y««rt *nd*d Jun· 30 ci *«ch y*«r, 1920-1937
OOUAtS
4000
1920 '21 22 *23 *24 *25 '26 *27 *21 *29 *30 *31 72 33 '34 35 '36 '37
-Xt.tLL
WE ARE PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THAT
MR. NEWTON JEFFRESS
IS NOW ASSOCIATED WITH US
3ILLET «5 CO
Mt
INVESTMENT SECURITIES
WOODWARD BUILDING
Notional 2460
8ALTTMORI PHILADELPHIA WILLIAMSPOR Γ
fnrat* Wires to Neic York
Consider These Facts
When You Wish To Arrange A
LOANS
on Improved or to be
improved real eitate—
as tow as
!7.50
per thousand
per month
including interest and
curtail. . . No commit·
tione . . No renewal
feet. Let us help you
solve your problem
with a Perpetual loan.
PERPETUAL Building Association it
th· largest In Washington, and on· oi
the leader* In th· entire United Stat··.
PERPETUAL ha· over 55,000 bor
rowing and saving· members.
PERPETUAL'S Board of Director·
keep in close contact with the
officer· and materially assist in
the speedy handling of loans.
PERPETUAL'S regular examinations
by the U. S. Treasury Dept. are sup
plemented by special C.P.A audits
as well as its own Auditing staff.
PERPETUAL ha· alway· had · rep·
utatlon for sound, fair appraisals.
Over 200 borrowers per month wet·
advanced loan· last year, totaling
over $12.000 000 for the year.
PERPETUAL
BUILDING ASSOCIATION
11th & Ε STREETS, N. W. ESTABLISHED 1881
Lirg»»t In Wtihington—Atiet· Over J43.000.000
ARTHUR G. BISHOP MARVIN A CUSTIS EDWARD C. BALTZ
Chairman oi The Board President Secretary
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