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Selected Bonds Up,
But General List
Is Narrow
Few Rail and Foreign
Issues Provide Most
Of Day's Activity
Bond Averages
20 10 10 10
Rails. Induit. Util. F'sn.
Net change. —.2 —.1 unc. unc.
Today, close 56.8 102.7 06.6 38.4
Prev.day... 57.0 102.8 06.6 38.4
Month ago. 53.4 101.6 94.2 37.6
Year ago... 58.7 100.5 97.1 612
1940 high.. 59.9 103.6 07.5 53.5
1940 low... 48.3 98.9 90.3 35.1
1939 high.. 64.9 102.0 97.5 64.0
1939 low... 53.4 95.8 90.4 41.7
10 Low-Yield Bonds.
Close_ 111.4 Prev.day 111.4
M nth ago 111.2 Year ago 112.1
1940 high 113.2 1940 low. 108.4
1939 high 112.6 1939 low. 103.6
(Compiled by the A5*Deleted Press.)
Bt the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, July 22.—Scattered
buying in rails and foreign dollar
bonds provided the main activity in
today's market.
Going into the final hour a se
lected few were major fractions to
more than a point higher in con
trast with the narrow range and
mixed trend of the main list.
German 54s and 7s and Milan
64s were fairly active and higher
In the foreign group. Among the
losers were Buenos Aires 44s and
Abitibi Paper & Power 5s.
Corporates unable to make any
headway included Youngstown
Sheet & Tube 4s. Shell Union 24s,
Missouri-Kansas-Texas 5s, Mon
tana Power 33/4S and New York Cen
tral 5s.
The recently marketed Govern
ment 2 Vis of '56-54 were admitted to
trading and made their appearance
on the tape for the first time at
102.4. Other Governments were ex
tremely quiet and only slightly
changed.
Investing Companies
NEW YORK July 22 </P*.—National As
aociation of Securities Dealers. Inc.:
Bid. Asked.
Admin Fd 2nd Inc- 9.74 10-36
Aeronaut Sec - < "P 8.58
Affiliated F Inc.. 2.30 2.52
•Amerex Hold _12.25 13.75
Am Bus Shrs- 2.66 -.94
Am For Inv- 6.00 6.6
Am Gen Eq Inc- -24 -«
Am Ins Stocks - 3.00 3.50
•Bankers Nat Inv Corp A-- 5.00 6.00
Basic Industry- 3.16 -----
•Blair A Co __ 1.25 2.00
Boston Fund Inc- 12 85 13.82
Broad St Inv __ 19.44 21.02
Bullock Fund -11.125 12.00
Can Inv Fund- 2.3o 3.15
Chemical Fund __ 9.08 9.8.1
Comwlth Invest -- - 3.00 3.26
•Continental Sh pf_ -- 8 00 9.00
Corporate Trust _ 2.03 -
Corporate Trust A A- 2.00 -
Corp Tr Accum_ 2.00 -
Corp Tr A A mod__2.34 -
Pnm Te Aff UaH 2 34 ______
4.10
1.33 -
2.57 _
... 3.10 _
Dividend Shrs _ .96 1.06
Baton ft How Fund "A-l"_ 15.93 17.11
Boult* Corp S3 pf_ 19.25 20.00
Fidelity Fund Inc_14.86 18.00
•First Boston Corn_15.50 17.00
First Mutual Tr Fd_ 5.31 5.88
Fiscal Fund Bk Sh- 2J9 2.43
Fiscal Fund Ins _ 2 95 3.28
Fixed Trust Sh A_ 8.05
Found Tr Sh A _ 3.45 3.95
Fund Investors Inc_13.94 15.15
Fund Tr Shrs A_ 4.17 4.91
Fund Tr Shrs B_ 3.79
Gen Capital Corp_ 24.47 26.31
Gen Investors Tr _ 4.31 4.70
Group Sec Agricultural_ 4.26 4.65
Group Sec Automobile_ 3.46 3.78
Oroup Sec Aviation_ 7.01 7.63
Group Sec Building_ 4.49 4.90
Oroup Sec Chemical_ 5.76 6.27
Group Sec Foods _ 3.78 4.12
Group See Invest Shrs 2.44 2.67
Group Sec Merchandising 4 53 4.97
Oroup See Mining _ 4.3n 4.89
Group Sec Petroleum_ 3.53 3.85
Oroup Sec R R Equip_ 3.08 3.36
Oroup Sec Steel -_ 4.52 4.93
Group Sec Tobacco_ 4.54 4.95
tncorp Investors . 12.62 13.57
Independence Tr Sh _ 1.90 2.12
Instl Sec Bank Group_ .94 1.04
Instl Sec Insurance_ 1.15 1.27
Investment Co Am _ 15.02 16.24*
Investors Fd “C" Ine_ 8.33 8.88
Keystone Custodn B 1_ 25.89 28.34
Keystone Custodn B 2_20.01 21.96
Keystone Custodn B 3_13.38 14.68
Keystone Custodn B 4_ 6.38 7.02
Keystone Custodn K 1_13.47 14.78
Keystone Custodn K 2_ 7.74 8.66
Keystone Custodn 8 2_10.95 12.08
Keystone Custodn S 3_ 7.25 8.04
Keystone Custodn 8 4_ 2.91 3.29
Manhat Bond Fund_ 8.42 7.09
Maryland Fund _ _ 3.05 4.15
Mats Invest Tr_16.94 18.22
Mutual Invest _ 8.66 9.46
Nation Wide Sec _ 3.15
Nation Wide Voting_ .98 1.12
Natl Investors 5.06 6.45
New England 9.83 10.60
N Y Stocks Automobile _ 3.97 4.31
N Y 8toeks Aviation _ 9.21 9.96
N Y Stocks Bk Stocks_ 7.72 8.35
N Y Stocks Bldg Supply_ 4.43 4.81
N Y Stocks Chemical _ 7.89 8.32
N Y Stocks Elec Equip_ 8..3W 6.93
N Y Stocks Insurance_ 8.93 P.6U
N Y Stocks Machinery_ 6.99 7.57
N Y Stocks Oils _ 57 9 6.28
N Y Stocks Railnad _ 2.38 2.58
N Y Stocks R R Equip _ 4.84 5.25
N Y Stocks Steel — 5.61 6.09
North Am Bond Tr clfs _ 45.50 _
Nor Am Tr Shares 1953 - 1.80 _
Nor Am Tr Sh 1955_ 2.4(1 _
Nor Am Tr Sh 1956 _ 2.35 _
Nor Am Tr 8h 1958 _ 1.98
Plymouth Pund Inc_ .32 .37
Putnam (G) Fund _11.95 12.78
Quarterly Income Sh .- 6.15 7.00
•Schoellkopf-Hut * Pom _ .25 1.00
Selected Am Sh Inc _ _ 7.29 7.94
Selected Income Sh 3.59
Sovereign Invest Co new__ 5.33 5.89
Spencer Trask Fund _13.07 13.87
tland Util Inc _ .28 .34
uper of Am Tr A_ 3.04 _
Super of Am Tr B_ 3.20 _
Super of Am Tr AA_ 2.15
Supervised Shrs 8.08 8.78
•Trustee Stand Inv C_ 2.10 2.20
•Trustee Stand Inv D_ 2.05 2.15
Trusteed Am Bk B .48 .53
Trusteed Industry Stirs.- .68 .77
Wellington rund _ - 12.21 13.45
Quotations furnished by National Asso
ciation of Securities Dealers, Ine.. whicn
■tales they do not necessarUy reflect actual
transactions or firm bids or offers, but
ahould Indicate approximate prices, and
unless otherwise indicated, are as quoted
by the sponsors or Issuers.
•Asterisk Indicates, "not quoted by
•ponsora or Issuers."
New York Bonk Stocks
NEW YORK. July 22 UP).—National
Association Securities Dealers. Inc.:
(Quotations as ot 2 o'clock.)
BIO. Asked.
Bk of Am NT8 (8F) (2.40). 83% 35%
Bank of Man (.80a)_ 15% 17%
Bank of N Y (14)_310 319
Bankers Tr (2)_ 49 51
Bklyn Tr (4) 73 77
Cen Han Bk A Tr (4). 90 93
Chase Nat (1.40) 29% 31%
Chem Bk A Tr (1.80)- 43% 45%
Commercial (8) 105 171
Cont Bk A Tr (.80). 12% 14
Corn Ex Bk A Tr (3)_ 48% 49%
Empire Tr new (3)_ 41% 46
First Nat (Bos) (2)_ 41% 43%
First Natl (100)_1825 1886
guaranty Tr (12)_272 277
Irvlnt Tr (.80) 11 12
Manuret'ra Tr (2)_ 32% 34%
Uanuf'ra Tr pf (2)_ 50% 82%
Natl City (1) _ 24% 28
N Y Trust (6). 97% 100%
Public (1%) ___ 28% 30
Title OAT. 2% 8%
a Also extra or extras.
New York Sugar
NEW YORK, July 22 OF).—Domestic
•user futures rallied sharply today as
short covering revealed an absence of
selling pressure. Despite profit-taking,
midafternoon prices held gains of 2 to 4
points. September at 1.79: January. 1.88.
World futures also steadied and after
noon prices were up l to 1% points on
covering. September sold at .96% and
March 1.03%
No raw business was confirmed. Of
ferings were scaled upwards from a 2.70
cents basis.
Refined locally remained 4.20-85 cents
• pound.
ruturu No. 3 closed l higher to 1
lower. Sales. 6.350 tons.
High. Low. Close.
September - 1.82 1.78 1.78b
January _ 1.89 1.86 1.86b
March 1.91 1.89 1.88b
No. 4 futurts 1 to 2 higher. Sales.
6.260 tons.
September___ .9, .96 ,96b
December ___1.00% l oo l.oib
March __ 1.04 1.03% 1.04b
b Bid.
London Tin Prices
LONDON, July 22 OP).—Tin steadier:
■not. 1286 10s bid, {266 16a asked; fu
ture 1266 10s bid. (266 16s asked.
*
NEW YORK BOND MARKET
Br artntto win On* to fit Mat.
Approximate Tfaaaactieai Todap.
Demaatle Bonda_ 2,8S0.000
Foralpn Bond*....... SR0.000
U 8 Govt Bonds __, 20.000
TREASURY.
Rlih Low. Closa.
2'4 s 1951-51_ 103.5 103.5 108.5
2 >4 *1954-58_ 102.4 102.4 102.4
SHs 1149-63 .. 105.11 105.11 105.11
244s 1945-47 rg- 108.22 108.22 108.22
244*1261-64 ... 107.8 107.8 107.8
344* 1948-49_111.9 111.9 111.9
3 44* 1941 _ 103.13 103.13 103.13
3 44s 1943-47 ... 108.8 108.8 108.8
FEDERAL FARM MORTGAGE.
3s 1942-47 104.4 104.4 104.4
NEW YORK CITY RONDS
8a 19*0. 98 9644 9644
FOREIGN RONDS.
Rich. Low. CIom.
Argentine 4a 78 Fab 60 694 60
Argentina 4a It Apr.. 694 694 694
Argentina 4Ha 71__ 644 64 644
Australia 4H* *6_ 414 414 414
Australia ts KS _ 484 484 484
Ravarla S 6Hs 46_ 164 164 164
Belgium 6a 66__ 42 42 42
Belgium 7* 66 _ 484 484 484
Berlin City 6s 58_ 164 164 184
Brasil 6Ha 1926-67... 12 12 12
Brasil 6Ha 1*27-67 .. 124 124 124
Brasil C Ry *1 7* II.. 124 114 114
Brasil la 41 . 164 15 15
Brisbane 5s 58 _ 45 45 45
Budapest 6s 42 _ 74 7 74
Buenos Aires 4Ha 77 45 434 45
Buenos Aires 4H* 76 50 50 50
Bulgaria 7s 57_ 104 104 104
Canada 2s 67_._ 714 714 714
Canada 2s 61___ 714 714 714
Canada 4s 60__ 80 794 794
Canada 6s 62 _ 894 884 894
Chile 6s 60 assd .. 114 11 11
Chile 6s 61 Jan assd.. 11 11 11
Chile fis 61 Feb assd 114 114 114
Chile 6s 61 Sept . 124 124 124
Chile 6s 61 Sept assd 114 114 114
Chile Mtg B 6s62 asd 10 10 10
Chile Mtg Bk 64s 57 114 114 114
Chile M B 64s 57 asd 10 10 10
Colombia 6s 61 Jan . 23 224 23
Colombia Is 61 Oct .. 284 234 234
Copenhagen 44* 5* - 24 234 24
Cordoba City 7s 57 st. 49 49 49
Cuba 4 4s 77_ 644 544 644
Cuba 64* 62_ 103 103 103
Denmark 44a 62_ 274 274 274
Denmark 64* 66_ 324 824 824
Denmirk 6s 42 844 34 34
Dominic 1st 5 4s 40 .. 654 664 664
Dominic 1st 6 4s 42.. 654 654 654
El Salvador Is 41 et— 84 84 84
Estonia 7s 67_ 45 45 45
French Gov 74* «1— 474 474 474
Ger Govt 64* 65 _ 18 174 18
GerG 6 4s 66 un at_ 124 124 124
German Govt 7a 49_ 224 214 224
Ger Gov 7* 41 un at.. 16 16 16
Haiti 6s 52 _ 71 71 71
Hung Con M 7a 46_ 64 64 64
Italy 7s 61 - 50 494 494
IU1 P D Crd 7a 12_ 81 804 81
Japan 54* 65 _ 66 664 654
Japan 64s 64 864 854 854
Kreug A Toll 6s 61 ct. 14 14 14
Medellin 64s 64_ 94 94 94
Mendoxa 4s 64 ... 53 63 63
Met Water 64s 60... 45 45 45
Milan 64s 62 ... 824 32 324
New So Wales 6s 67.. 484 484 484
New So Wale* 6s 68 . 464 464 464
Norway 44* 85 . 374 37 37
Norw Mun Bk 6s 70 . 294 29*. 294
Panama 6s 12 st asd.. 524 524 524
Pernambuco 7s 47_ 64 64 64
Psru 1st 6s 80_ 7 7 7
Peru 2d 6s 61_ 64 64 64
Prussia 6s 52_ 15 15 15
Queensland 7*41_ 764 764 764
RIode Jan 6He 52_ 74 74 74
Rio Gr do Sul 6a 61_ 84 8H 84
Rio Or do Sul 7s 66... 9 9 9
Rom* (He 62 - 854 864 864
Sao Paulo St 6a II_ 94 94 94
Sao Paulo St 7* 40_ 814 80 30
Sao Paulo St 7a 66_ 104 104 104
Sao Paulo St Se 26_ 20 20 20
Sao Paulo St ts 60_ 114 114 114
Serb* 7s 62 ... IP. 94 94
Shln'su E P 6Hs 62... 624 624 624
Sydney 54*65 ... 454 454 454
Tokyo City 6 4s 61...* 61 604 604
Tokyo El Lt Is 62_ 584 684 684
DJIgswa El P 7a 46 .. 984 984 984
Westphalia EP Is 52 15 16 15
DOMESTIC IONDS.
Abltlbt PAP 6s 63 .. 38% 37% 37%
Alleg Corp 6s 44 - 89% 87 89%
Alleg Corp 6s 4* ._ 74% 74 74%
Alleg Corp 6s 60 std 43 41 43
Allis-Chalmers 4s 62 108 108 108
Am A For Pw 6s 2020 50 49% 50
Am 1 G Cta 5%* 4* 103*« 103% 103%
AmTAT 2%a61- 108% 108% 108H
Am TA T >%s 66- 108'i 108', 108%
Am TAT 6%s 43 ... 106% 106* 106%
Am Wat Wks 6a 76 . 106 106 106
Arm'r(Del) 1st 4s 66. 101 101 101
Armour Del 4s 67 . 101 100% 100%
ATASFe 4s 1905-65 . 96 96 96
A TAS Fe 4s 1909-55. 96 96 96
A TAS Fe gen 4s 96 105% 105% 105%
A TAS Fe 4%s 4t 103% 103% 103%
A TAS Fe CA 4%s 62 107% 107% 107%
Atl Coast L 1st 4s 52 70% 70% 70%
Atl Coast Lclt 4s 52 . 61 61 61
Atl Coast L 6s 45 .. 65% 66% 65%
Atl A Dan 1st 4s 46... 33% 33% 33%
Atl A Dan 2d 4a 46 .. 30 28 30
Austin A N W 5s 41.. 94% 94% 94%
B AO 1st 4s 43 _ 67 66% 66%
B A O 1st 48s Std- 67% 67% 67%
B A O cv 60s Std_ 12% 12 12
B AO 96 A stamped.. 28% 28% 28%
B A O 96 C stamped . 32 31% 31%
B A O 96 F stamped 28% 28 28%
BAOPLEA WVa4s51S' 57 57 57
Bell Tel (Pal 6s 60 C 131% 131% 131%'
Beth Steel Sa 60 ... 100 100 100
Beth Steel 3%s 69 ... 104% 104% 104%
Beth Steel 3%s 65... 103 103 103
Beth Steel I %s 52 106% 106% 106%
Boston A Me 4%s 61 69 67% 68%
Bost&Me 4%s 61 std 54% 54 54
Bos A Me 6s 66 72% 70 72%
Boston A Me 6s 66 st. 54% 53% 53%
Bos A Me 6s 67 70 68 68%
Boston A Me 6s 67 st 54% 53% 53%
Bos A Me 6s 67 stdxc. 45 45 45
Bklyn Un Gas 6a 45 111% 111% 111%
Bklyn Un Gas 6s 60 . 94% 94 94
Bklyn Un G 6s 67 B 106% 106% 106%
BuS Rocb A P 67 std 38% 38% 38%
Canadian NR 4%s II 81% 81 81
Can NR 4%s 66_ 81% 81% 81%
Can NR 4%s 67 - 82% 82% 82%
Can NR 6s 69 Oct__ 84% 84% 84%
CanNor6%s46 _ 97 96% 96%
Can Pae db 4a perp— 49% 49% 49%
Can Pae 6s 64 _ 69 64% 64%
Cent Foundry 6s 41_ 75 75 76
Cent Foundry 6s 41._ 97 97 97
Cent of Ga cn 6s 46 5% 5 5
Cent of NJ gen 6s 87 13% 13% 13%
Cent N T Pwr »%s 62 108 108 108
Cent Paclfle 6s 60 45% 45% 45%
Cert’d deb 6%s 41 74% 74% 74%
Cham PAF 4%e 36-60 104% 104% 104%
ChesA O !%s 96 D .. 99% 99% 99%
Ches A OS%* 96 E... 99% 99% 99%
C A O gen 4%s 92 126 125% 125%
Chi BAQ gen 4s 66 ... 90 90 90
Chi BAQ 4%s 77 ... 80% 80 80
CB AQ rfg 6s71 A . 87% 86% 86%
C BAQ 111 dlv 3%s 41. 95% 95% 95%
CBAQ 111 dlv 4s 49_100% 100% 100%
Chi A E 111 6s 61_13 13 13
Chi A E 111 6s 6let_13 18 18
Chi Grt West 4a 69... 26% 26% 26%
Chi Ind A Lou 6s 66._ 6% 6% 6%
Chi Ind A Lrf 6s 47- 16 16 16
Chi Ind ft L gen 6a 66. 64 64 64
C M * StP can 4a !».. 224 224 224
CM&StP 44a St C... 224 224 224
CM&StP 44a 89 E.._ 23 23 28
CMftStP ad) Sa 2000.. 14 14 14
Chift NW e» 44* 49.. 2 14 2
Chi HlftP rf 4a 14 ... 64 6 64
Chi RlftP Ken 4a IS.. 134 184 134
Chi RlftP 44■ 62 A.. 64 64 54
Chi Un Sta S4> 61_ 100 994 100
C C C ft StL gen 4a 9S 664 664 664
CCCftStLrf 4 4* TV 404 494 494
CCC*StLCW*M4s91. 49 49 49
Cletr Un Ter 4 4a 77.. 70 694 694
Clev Un Term 6a 71.. 75 744 76
Colo ft So 44a SO_ 26 26 26
ColGftE6a62 Apr... 1064 1064 1054
Col U ft £ 6a 62 11 ay. 105 1044 105
Col G ft B 6a 61 1044 1044 1044
Cornel Mackay 69 w» 39 284 884
Comw Ed 0 4a 66 1214 1214 1214
ComwEdS4a6l . 110 110 110
Cona Ed N I 64a46 106 105 106
Cona B NT db 84a 48 107 107 107
ConaolUli 8 4a 61 106 1064 106
Conaum PwrS4a 66. 108 108 108
Conaum Pwr 64«*l. 108 108 108
Conaum Pwr 24a 67 1094 1094 1094
Crucible Steal 44* 48 1044 1044 1044
Cuba Northn64a 48. 244 24 244
Cub* RR 4* 46 26 26 26
Cub* RR 74* 46 A— 614 814 814
D*yton P ft L.t 6* 70.. 1044 1044 1044
Delft Hud raf 4a 41 _ 494 494 494
Mtpk. Low. Cioat.
Dan AROeon 4a It.. 7 7 7^
Dan A ROW rf is 7* .. 6% 6% 6%
Duouasaa Lt I Half. 107% 107% 107%
■rla ay 4a It A_10% 19% 19%
Brla 1st 4a 96_... to 68% 69%
Brie can 4s 91_ 26 26% 26%
■rla raf is 67_ 10% 10% 10%
Bala raf 6a 76 11 11 n
Brla A Jersey 6a II_ 62% 62% 62%
Fad LtATr fa 41_103% 108% 103%
Fed LtATr fa 64 B ... 99% 99% 99%
Hraatone T *%» 46.. 104% 104% 104%
Fla B C Ry 4%s 69— 64 64 64
Fla BC Ry fa 74 .... 6 6% 6
Goodrich 4%s if ... 103% 103 103
Grt Nor Ry 8%a 67.. 78% 78% 78%
Grt Nor Ry 4s 46 0 ... 101% 101% 101%
Grt Nor Ry 4s 46 H.. 94% 94% 94%
Grt N Ry 4V>s 76 D .. 86% 8f% 86%
Grt NRn « %e 77 B. 86% 86% 86%
Grt Nor Ry 6a 71 ... 96% 96 96
Grt Nor Ry 6%a 62... 101% 101% 101%
Gulf MAN 6%s 60 . >79% 79% 79%
Gulf States 8t 4Hall 102% 102% 102%
Gulf St Util 2Ha 69.. 110 110 110
Har Rla A P 4s 64_ 67 67 67
Hudson Coal 6a 62 A. 80 29% 80
Hud A Mas Inc fa 67. 11 10% 11
Hud A Man raf la 67. 46 44% 46
111 Cant raf 4a 16- 47 46% 46%
111 Cent 4%a 61 _ 40% 40 40
111 Cent Cairo 4s 50_ 70 70 70
1CCA8T NO 4%s 68.. 42 41% 41%
ICCAStL NO laf 2 A-. 46 44% 44%
Ind 111 A Iowa 4S10 . 69% 59% 69%
Indust Kayon 4%s 46 106% 105% 105%
Insplr'n Cop lat 4s If 94 94 94
Int Grt Nor is 61 C .. 7% 7% 7%
lnt Grt Nor 1st 6s 62. 9% 9% 9%
lnt Hydro El fa 44... 49% 49 49
lnt Paper lat 6s 47_102% 102% 102%
lnt Paper raf fail... 101 101 121
lnt TAT 4%s 62_ 27% 27% 27%
Int TAT 6S 66 29% 29% 29%
lows C 1st A ref 4s 61 1% 1% 1%
Kanaw A M 4s SO 86% 86% 86%
Hans City 8t rf 6s 50 64% 64% 64%
Han City Term 4s 60 107% 107% 107%
Kresge Found ts 60.. 102% 102 102
Laclede Gas 6s 42 .. 84 83% 84
Laclede Gas 6 %s 63. 48% 48% 48%
Leh Val C 6s 64 std_ 80% 80% 80%
Leh Val C 6s 74 std_ 28 28 28
Leh V N Y 1st 4s 4634 34 -34
Leh Val N T 4%s 40.. 87 37 87
L V RR 4a 2003 asd 12% 12% 12%
LVRR4%s 1003 asd 13% 13% 13%
Libby McNftL4s66.. 102 102 102
Loew s 3%s 48 ... 102% 102% 102%
Lon* Star G 3 %s 63.. 108 108 108
Lons isld ref 4s 43 .. 02% 92% 92%
Lons 1*1 ref 4s 49 at.. 92% 92 92%
Lorillard 6s SI-126% 125% 125%
La ft Ark 6s 39 . 88% 88% 83%
L ft Nash *%s 2003.. 84 84 84
L ft N 4%s 2003 __ 96 96 96
McKaasft R 6%s 60_. 93 93 93
Manat! Susar 4s 67.. 83 30% 30%
MeadCorp 4%s66_106% 105 105%
Metrop Ed 4%s 33... Ill 110% 111
Mlcb Cons Gas 4s 33. 103 102% 102%
MStPASSM cn 4s 31.. 6% 5% 6%
Mo 111 6s 69 - - 76% 75% 75%
Mo K ft T 1st 4s 90_ 25 26 26
Mo KftT 4s 62 B_12% 12 12%
Mo KftT 4%a73_ 14 14 14
Mo KftT 6s 32 A- 16% 16% 15%
Mo Pasts 76 - 1% 1% 1%
Mo Pan 6s 77 P-16% 16% 16%
Mo Pac 5s 77 F ct_ 16% 16% 16%
Mo Pac 6s 78 G- 16% 16% 18%
Mo Pac 6 %a 49_ 1 1 1
Mob ft Ohio 4%s 77_ 81% 31% 81%
Mob ft Ohio 6s 33 ct.. 38 38 38
MAO Mont 6a 47_ 22% 22% 22%
Monons P S 4%s 60.. 110% 109% 110%
Mont Pwr l%s 36 .. 101% 101 101
Morris* Es 4%s66.. 81% 31% 31%
Morris ft ES 6s 66_ 38% 87% 37%
Nat Dairy 3%s 61— 106% 106 106%
Nat Distill 3 %s 49_ 104 108% 104
Nat Steel 3s 36 _ 103% 108% 103%
New Orl TAM 6%s 64 86 35 86
N I Central 8%s 62.. 66% 65% 65%
N I Central 3%s 46.. 80% 80% 80%
N Y Central 4s 42_ 92% 92V* 92%
N I Cent con 4s 93... 67% 67% 67%
N T Cant 4%e 2013 A. 63% 62% 62%
N Y Cent rf 6s 2013 69 68% 68%
N I Cen L 8h 3%s 91 60% 60% 60%
N I ChlftStL 4%s 73 . 65% 66 65%
N I CftStL 6%s 74 A. 66% 66% 65%
N Y Chi ft St L 8s 41 78% 78 78
N T Conn 1st 4Hi 63. 106% 106% 106%
N Y Dock 4a 61 ... 48 48 48
N T Edison 3 %s 66... 108% 108% 108%
N Y A E 1st 47 47_ 97 97 97
NY NH ft U 4S 66_ 14 14 14
NY NH ft H 4%s 87.. 16% 16% 16%
NY NH ft H cl 6s 40.. 30 80 30
N Y Putnam 4s 93_ 60% 60% 60%
N X Tel 3 %s 67 -110% 110% 110%
N X WftB 4%s 46 ... 4 4 4
Nlag Falls P 3 %s 36. 109% 109% 109%
Norf Southn 6s 41 . 73 78 73
Norf Southn 6s 81 ct. 12% 12% 12%
North Am 3%s 49 ... 105% 105% 105%
North Am 3%s 64 . 105% 105 105'/*
Nor n Pac gn Is 2047. 42% 42% 42%
Nor n Pac 4s 97 ... 67% 67% 67%
Nor n Pac 4% 2047_ 47% 47 47%
Norn Pac 6s 2047 D._ 53% 63% 63%
Nor’n Pac 3s 2047 69% 59% 69%
Northn Sta Pw 3% 37 108 108 108
Ohio Edison 3%s 72. 109 109 109
Ohio Edison 4s 36_106% 106% 106%
Ohio Edison 4s 87... 108% 108% 108%
Okie GftE 4s 48 . 106% 106% 105%
Ores 8h Lin* 6s 46... 117 U7 117
Orecon W RR 4s 81.. 106% 106% 106%
Otis Steel 4%a 62- 71% 71% 71%
Pan G ft E 4s 64 113% 113 113%
Panhand ET 4*62... 104% 104% 104%
Parmele*8s44_ 40 40 40
Penn Cots 61 .. 103 103 103
Penn O ft D 4 He 77.. 100% 100% 100%
Penn PftL 3 %s 39 ... 108 107% 107%
Penn P ft L 4 %s 74.. 107% 107 107%
Penn RR 3%s 62_ 86 85% 85%
Penn RR 3%a 70_ 89% 89% 89%
Penn RR 4s 43 _ 107% 107% 107%
Penn RK 4% 31- 97% 97% 97%
Penn RR 4 Its StE_ 97'j 97 97
Penn RR 4 4%s 40 ...US 118 118
Penn HR gn *V*s66 . 103V4 102** 1024*
Penn RR deb 4 4*8 70 90 891* 89V.
Peoria ft E 1st 4a 40 70 691* 691%
Peo ft E 1st 4s 40 cf*. 70 70 70
Peoria A E ino 4s 90. 61% 61% 61*
Pare Marq 0* SO ... 671* 671* 671*
Phil* B ft W 4s 43_1091% 1091% 1091%
Phila Elec 3 4* s 67 ... 110'% 110 110
Pblla RC* Ir 6s 73.. 13 1244 13
Phils RC* Iris 40.. 24* 24* 24*
Phillips Petrol Is 41. 1074. 1074* 1074.
PCCftStii 6s 70 A. 106 106 106
PCCftStL. 6* 76 B 1064. 1064. 106*4
PittsCft lr 44*s 62.. 981* 981% 981*
Pllts&WVa 4 4*s 66 A 621% 621* 521*
PittAW Vs 44*s IOC. 621% 621% 621*
Port Oen El 44**60 . 701% 701% 701%
Reading R 4^%s 97 B. 68'% 681%
Rem R’d 4 4*s 61 ww 974* 97 974*
Rem Rand 444 *66 zw 96 ^96 96
K*p8te*l 44**61 994% 99 99
Republic 8tl 44**61. 991* 99 99
Roch OftE 34%s 19_ 108 108 108
RUtl'd RR 44*s 41... 614 61* 61*
St L IMS RAO 4s 12.. 604% 604* 604*
St L Pub 8ve 6s 19 ... 63 63 63
St L. Ssn Fr 4s 60 A.. 10 10 10
St L<-San Fr 44*s 73 . v91* 91% 91%
St Li 8 F 4 4*s 73 dt st. 91% 9 9
St Li Ssn Fr 6s 60 B . 101% 101% 101%
St L South Wn 6s 62.. 151% 151% 151%
St P Un Deprf 6s 72 . 1141% 1141% 1141%
Ssn A ft A Pass 4s 43 66 66 66
Schulco 644* 46 A stp 28 28 28
Scbulco 64*s 46 B stp 881* 881* 881*
Seabd A Leon 6s 46 44* 44*. 4**
Sea-All Fla Is 35 A ct 14* 14* 14*
Shell Un Oil 344*64.. 964* 961* 964*
Simmons Co 4s 63.... 100 994* 100
Socony Vse Is 64.... 1044* 1044* 1044*
So Bsll TAT 8s 79.... 1044* 1044% 1044%
So Colo Pwr Is 47 A.. 1051* 1051* 1051%
Sooths Kraft 4 44s 46 102 102 102
SoNatlG44*sll-1051% 1061% 1051%
So Pac 164s 46_ 624. 524* 624*
So Pac rsf 4s 6 *____. 674* 671* 671*
So Pac 4 4*s IS- 411* 401* 401*
So Pae 4 V*s 19....... 404* 40 401%
So Pae 4 4**81_ 401% 401* 401*
So PaoOreg 44**77.. 471% 471% 471%
So Pac 8 F Tel 4s 60. 734* 784* 734*
So Ry 4s 61_ 66V* 544* 644*
So Ry Is 94 - 88 871% 871%
So Ry gen Is 61...... 7044 70H 701*
SoRy 64**56 _ 76 751* 76
8 W Bsll Tsl 8s II .. 106 106 106
Stand Oil N J 34*8 61 1041* 1044* 1044*
Stand Oil N J Ss II . 1044* 1044* 1044*
8tudebak*rcv 6* 46.. 951% 961* 951*
Swift ft Co 8 4* s 60 1051% 1051* 1051%
Tez CorpSs 69 1_. 1044* 1041% 1041%
Tez ft Pae 6s 60 D .. 67 67 67
TszftPae 1st 6s 2000 1061% 1061% 106'%
Third Avs 4s 10 ... 66** 66 661%
Third A vo ad) 6s 60 201% 194* 20
Tids Wat OH 8 V*s 58 107 1061% 107
On Paelfle S4*s 70_ 96M 961* 961*
Un Pacific 8 4*s 71 . 971* 971* 971%
Unit Biscuit 11%s 65. 106 10544 1051%
United Drug Is 68 8414 841* 841*
Utd Stkyds444*Hww 87 87 87
Va Ry 1st 94* 66_1081% 1081% 1081%
Walworth 4s66...... 661% 65 65
Warren Bros Is 41_ 81 81 81
Wastehsstor L 6s 60.. 124 124 124
West 8h 1st 4S Sill.. 49 Ml* 481*
W Sh 1st 4s 2811 r*«. 47 47 47
Loew's, Inc., Reports
$7,996,394 Profit
In 40 Weeks
Result Compares With
$8,173,060 Recorded
In 1939 Period *
By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. July 22.—Loews, Inc.,
reported today for 40 weeks ended
June 6, net profits of $7396394,
equal to $439 a share on the com
mon stock, compared with $8,173,
060, or $4.62 a share In the com
parable 1939 period.
Acme Steel Co.
Acme Steel Co. reported net
profits in the June quarter of $661,
149, equal to $2.02 a share on the
capital stock, compared with $259,
969, or 79 cents a share in the
second 1939 quarter.
General Refractories.
General Refractories Co. reported
June quarter net Income of $240,
223, equal to 51 cents a capital share,
compared with $71,738, or 15 cents
a share in the like 1939 quarter.
Youngstown Steel Door.
Net profit of $886,056 for 1940’s
first six months was reported by
Youngstown Steel Door Co. In the
corresponding 1939 period net profit
was 193362.
Mengel Co.
The Mengel Company, wood prod
ucts firm, reported net profit for
the second quarter ended June
30 of $17,721 on net sales of $2,
209,131, compared with a net loss of
$80,441 on net sales of $1,934,012
for the corresponding quarter in
1939.
Western Air Express
Reports $71,153 Net
Be the Associated Preaa.
LOS ANGELES. July 22—Presi
dent William A. Coulter reported to
day Western Air Express net in
come for the first six months of
1940, after all taxes and prior to
audit, was $71,153.
This compares with a loss of $27,
881 for the initial six months of 1939.
Coulter attributed the improvement
to increased passenger revenue.
Hewitt Rubber Net
Ahead of Year Ago
Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK. July 22.—Hewitt
Rubber Corp. reports for the six
months ended June 30, after all
charges and reserves for deprecia
tion and Federal taxes, net earn
ing of $102,371, equivalent to 61
cents per share on the outstand-1
ing capital stock.
This compares with net earn
ings of $81,053, or 48 cents per share,
for the corresponding period last
year.
For the quarter ended June 30,
net earnings amounted to $63,994,
or 38 cents per share, compared
with 23 cents per share earned In
the three months ended March 31.
Assets of American
International Drop
By tbf Auoclkted Press.
NEW YORK, July 22.—American
International Corp., investment con
cern, said net asset value per com
mon share dropped to $4.53 on June
30 from $8.05 on March 31 and
$6.51 a year ago.
Soybean Crush Rises
Far Above Year Ago
By the Associated Press.
Reports to the Commerce De
partment from 64 mills show that
387,516 tons of soybeans were
crushed during the quarter ended
July 30 to produce 121,873,616
pounds of oil.
Power Output Gains
NEW YORK,, July 22 (Special).—
Power output of the electric sub
sidiaries of the American Water
Works St Electric Co. for June
totaled 221,774,391 kilowatt hours,
compared with 197,436.066 kilowatt
hours for the 1939 month, an in
crease of 12 per cent.
Visible Grain Supply
NEW YORK, July 22 Uf).—Visible
supply of American grain showed
the following changes from a week
ago (in bushels): Wheat, increased
19,797,000; corn, decreased 1,142,000;
oats, decreased 89,000; rye, decreased
83,000; barley, decreased 312,000.
Failures Total R.ise$
NEW YORK, July 22 (/P).—Busi
ness failures during the week end
ed July 18 reached the highest
total since the week of June 20,
Dun ie Bradstreet reported today.
The latest total of 288 compared
with 261 In the previous week and
291 a year ago.
Washington Produce
BUTTER—0.1 score, tubs. 20%: 1-pound
prints, 10%; %-pound prints. 30%: 02
score, tubs. 28%; 1-pound prints. 20%;
%-pound prints. 29%: Ol score, tubs. 28%;
1-pound prints, 29%: %-pound prints,
20%: 00 score, tubs. 27%: 1-pound prints.
27%: %-pound prints, 28%; 80 score, tubs.
27%; 1-poupd prints, 27%: %-pound
prints, 28%; 88 score, tubs, 27: 1-pound
prints. 27%; %-pound prints. 28.
LIVESTOCK—Calves. 0; sprint lambs.
8%: plus. 120-130 pounds. 5.00-5.28; 130
140 pounds. 5.15-5.30: 140-150 pounds,
5/16-5.50; 150-180 pounds/ 8.50-8.00:
170-210 pounds, 8.00-8.50: 220-240
riunds. 6.75-8.00: 240-300 pounds. 6.25
76; sows. 4.00-4.50: calves, 9.00-9.60;
iambs. 10.60-11.50.
From Agricultural Marketing Service.
Trices paid net t.o.b. Washington:
EGOS—Market barely steady. Prlcea
paid for Federal-State graded eggs re
ceived from trading stations (July 22):
Whites: u. 8. extras, large. 26-27 cents;
U. 8 extras, mediums, 19%-23 cents; U. 8.
standards large. 21-23 eenta; U. 8. stand
ards, mediums. 18-20 cents; U. 8. trades.
14-17 cents. Browns: U. 8. extras, large,
24-28 cents- U. 8. extras, mediums, 19
23 cents; U. 8. standards, large, 20-23
cents; V. 8. standards, mediums. 18-19
cents; 0. 8. trades. 14-17 cents. For
oearty ungraded eggs: Current receipts:
Whites. 17-17% cents; mixed colors. 18
18%eents.
UVE POULTRY—Fowl; Colored, ell
sixes. 15-17 cents; Ho. 2s. 11-12 cent*;
Leghorns. 11-12 cents. Roosters, 8-9 cents.
Chickens: Virginia Rocks: Broilers and
fryers, all slaes, 17-18 cents; No. 2s. 12
13 cents. Pelaware Rocks and crosses:
Broilers and fryers, all sites, 18-17 cents:
No. 2s. 11-12 cents. Leghorn broilers, all
slaea 14-16 cents. Turkeys: Old: Toms.
lOgtl cents: hens. 13 cents; No. 2s. hens
ang toms, 8 cents.
High. Low. Close.
WPsPw 1st 5s 81 ... 116 116 116
West Md 1st 4s 13 84% 84% 84%
West N TAP m 4s 41 108 108 108
West Union 4 %s 60.. 64 64 64
West Unton is II_ 65% 65% 65%
West Union 5s 66_ 65 66 65
Wheel ALE4t4l.... 118% 118% 118%
Wheel Steel 4 %s 66 102 101% 102
Wls Cent 1st gn 4s 4t 21% 21% 21%
Wls C SAD T 4s 36 6 6 6
Wls Pub Sve 4a II_110% 110% 110%
Teumgst'n SAT 48 48. 108% 103% 108%
Tonngsfn SAT 4s II. 106% 106 106
Victor Chemical Net
Above 1939 Levels
In Quarter
$258,855 Total Compares
With $203,368 for
Period Year Ago
By the Auocleted Press.
NEW YORK, July 22.—Victor
Chemical Works reported today for
the June quarter net profit of $258
855, equal to 37 cents a share on
the capital stock, compared with
$203,388, or 29 cents, in the like
1939 period. The company has
plants at Chicago Heights, 111., and
West Nashville and Mount Pleasant,
Tenn.
Champion Paper.
Champion Paper 8c Fiber Co.,
Hamilton, Ohio, reported for the
fiscal year ended April 28 net in
come of $1,731,937, including a non
recurring income of $401,756, equal
to $2.24 a share on the common
stock. This compared with $446,
648, or $5.76 a share on the pre
i ferred stock, in the preceding fiscal
year.
Catalin Corp.
Catalin Corp. of America reports
for the six months ended June 30,
1940 net profit of $116,406 after all
charges, including estimated Fed
eral taxes under the recently en
acted Federal law. This is equiva
lent to 22 cents per share on the
outstanding capital stock (536,892
shares) and compares with a profit
of $71,494. equal to 13 cents per
share for the same period last year.
Production and sales for the six
months again showed an Increase
over the corresponding period last
year.
General Electric Turbin
Orders al New High
Special Dispatch to The Star.
SCHENECTADY, July 32—Ma
rine turbine-propulsion equipments
and land turbine-generator sets or
dered from General Electric dur
ing the first six months of 1040
totaled more than 2.000,000 horse
power, according to E. O. Shreve,
vice president in charge of sales
for the company.
“The half-year volume of turbine
business exceeds that of any com
parable period in the company’s his
tory,” Mr. Shreve stated.
Slightly more than half of the
2,000,000 horsepower has been or
dered by utilities and industrials.
The remainder is made up of ma
rine equipments ordered to provide
propulsion for 25 new Navy and
merchant vessels.
“The full resources of General
Electric’s engineering experience and
manufacturing facilities have been
enlisted to assure that the orders
will all be filled as speedily as pos
sible. Normally, 12 to 18 months
are required for building such large
power-producing equipment,” de
clared Mr. Shreve. “Fortunately,
General Electric has had many years
of experience in producing both
land and sea units, which can be
put to work on this problem.”
New York Cotton
By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, July 11.—Cotton fu
tures reacted from moderate gains
in late trading today when hedge
selling and profit taking offset a
light trade demand and scattered
local support. Final prices were un
changed to 2 points lower.
Open. Hifh. Low. I*st.
Oct. _0 28 9.35 9.28 9.28
Dec._ 9.15 9.22 9.15 9.IS
J»n.- 9.06n
Mar. _ 8.95 9 0.3 8.94 8.94
M»y - 8.78 8.81 8.77 8.77
July . 8.61 8.68 8.61 8.61
Middling epot, 10.44n.
CdlMtHl OU.
Bleachable eottonsed oil future* closed
2 higher to 1 lower. 8ales. 3ft contracts.
September, (1.12b; October, ft.13b; Decem
ber. 6.14b; January. 0.16b; March. 6.20b.
New Orleans Prices.
. NEW ORLEANS. July 22 i/Pt.—Cotton
futures were oulet snd Irregular today.
Closing prices were steady. 1 point net
higher to 1 lower.
Open. High. Low. Close.
October 9.30 9.39 9.30 9.24-36
December ... P.lft 9.26 9.18 9.1Pn
January_9.08b 9.10b
March - 9.03 9 OS 9.03 S.P0b
May-... 8 94 8.84 8.80 8.80
July - ftftlb 8.61b
New Orleans cottonseed oil closed steady.
Bleschable prime summer yellow. 6.0Sn;
prime crude. 6.00b. July. S.STb; Septem
ber. 5.62b: October. 6.03b; December.
6.64b: January. B.06b.
b Bid. n Nominal.
Aviation Corp. to Buy
Republic Aircraft
By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, July 22.—Aviation
Corp., a holding company for vari
ous aircraft enterprises, announced
today it had contracted for purchase
of the Republic Aircraft Products
Corp, Detroit, maker of motor and
plane parts.
Aviation C;prp, the announcement
said, offered 1\ shares of its capital
stock for each share of Republic
Aircraft Products, subject to ap
proval of the latter's directors and
shareholders.
The plans call for operation of the
Detroit concern under the present
management as the Republic Air
craft Products Division of the Avia
tion Manufacturing Corp, subsid
iary of Avlatipn Corp.
Boston Wool Market
Very Dull in Week
By th« Associated Press.
BOSTON, July 22 (United States
Department of Agriculture) .—The
Boston wool market was exceed
ingly dull in the last week. Only a
few purchases were made in this
market and these were to fill urgent
immediate needs. Quotations on
spot wools were steady to easier but
largely nominal because of the lim
ited volume of sales.
Most holders of spot wools made
little effort to. sell because of the
indifference of buyers. Greasy
combing bright fleece wools were
quoted slightly easier at 33 to 35
cents, in the grease, for fine
Delaine; at 34 to 36 cents, in the
grease, for half bloods, and at 38
to 40 cents, in the grease, for three
eighths and quarter-bloods.
F. H. A. Home Financing
Soars to New Record
B1 the Associated Press.
The Federal Housing Administra
tion reports that during the week
ended July 13 work was begun on
4,483 new homes financed through
F. H. A.-Insured loans.
This was the hignest figure in
F. H. A. history, and compared with
the previous high of 4,138 for the
week ended May 11 and the 3,870
new homes begun in the correspond
ing July week of 1919.
NEW YORK CURB MARKET
if (ftnlt win IkM to The Hu
nrtdsnd Bate ^UkToo. High. Low. Ctoae.
Alum Co Am (2e) SO* 168 168 168
Am City PAL(B) 1 H % %
Am Cynem B .«• 10 82% 82% 82%
Am Gee A El 1«« 7 S3 82% 82%
Am GAE1 pf 4.76. 126e 111% 111 111%
AmUeapt 376a 24% 24% 24%
Am Kapubllca . 1 6% 6% 5%
Am Superpower 2 % A A
Am Superp’r let. 200* <6 65 66
AnehorPoetr— 2 1% 1% 1%
Ark Net Gee 8 2 1% 1%
Ark Net Gael A > 12 2 2
Ark Nat G pf.90k 1 7% 7% 7%
AseoGAB lAlir) 2 % % %
Atlas Com war 1 % % %
Auto Voting Mch 1 8% 3% 3%
Aviation A Trans 4 2% 2% 2%
Babcock A W.SOe 2 23% 23% 23%
Baldwin Lo war 7 6% 5% 5%
Basic Dol (.2Se). 1 4% 4% 4%
Bath Iron (,26a). 1 13% ,13% 13%
Betlanca Aircraft 2 3% 8% 3%
Ball Alreraft 2 16 15 16
Ball T Pa Df 6.60. 26a 117% 117% 117%
Bliss (BWI 1 13% 13% 13%
Brasilian TrLAF 6 2% 2% 2%
Brewster Aero 11 9% 9% v%
Biidgp't Machine 1 1% 1% 1%
Brill pf - 60s 26% 25% 25%
Brown Rubber— 1 1% 1% 1%
Burry Biscuit- 1 % % %
Caro PAL pf 17). SOe 107 106% 107
Carrier Com 18 8 8
Catlln (Am) ,10s. 8 2% 2% 2%
Celen etc pf <1a> 25s 126 125 125
Cent HGAB 1.80) 1 14% 14% 14%
Cent NY Pw pf 6 60s 100% 99% 100%
Cent Ohio Stl.tOe 1 8% 8% 8%
Cent States Elec 3 A A A
Cent 8t E (% pf 100* 1% 1% 1%
Chi Flex 8 l(a).. 60s 65% 65% 65%
ClUee 8ervlce 2 5% 5% 5%
Cities Service pf 1 69 69 69
Clark Contr ,50e 60s 13% 13% 13%
Clayt A I*am .10* 1*4% 4% 4%
Cohn A Rosen .60 1 7% 7% 7%
Col Fuel A I war. 14 4 4
Col G A E pf l6> 25s 66 66 66
Columb Oil A Gas 4 1% 1% 1%
Comwlth A S war 1 A A A
Comun P 8 l.tOa. 100s 25% 26% 25%
Cons Steel Com 2 6% 5 5
ContIGAE pr pf 7 40s 93 92% 92%
Conti Roll A SU 2 6% 6% 6%
Corr’nARpf 4.50k 10s 64 64 64
Creole Petr 60a 2 18% 18% 13%
Crocker* Wheeler 2 3% 3% 3%
Cuban Atl Sug Co 2 6% 5% 6%
Dayton Rub .60s. 100a 10% 10% 10%
Dacca Reo .40 4 6 4% 4%
De Vllblss pf .70. 100» 10 10 10
Drtver-Har 40s . 60s 25 25 26
Drive-Har pf (7) 20s 109% 109% 109%
Dubllier Con ,07e 12 2 2
Eagle Flch L .10e 2 8 8 8
Bastn OAF (pf 300e 21% 20% 20%’
E OAF prpf 2.25k 26s 48 48 48
Bastn Mall Iron 60s 9 9 9
Easy W M(B) .50 2 8% 3% 3%
Else Bond A 8b 9 6% 5% 5%
Elea B A 8 pf (6) 2 69 69 69
Emp GAF 7 % pf. 25s 72 72 72
Emsco Derrick... 19 9 9
Equity Com 2 A A A
Equity evpf <l) 225s 19% 19% 19%
Fairchild Av ,25s 1 9 9 A
Fairchild E A A 1 4% 4% 4%
Fire As Phlla 2a. 10s 62% 62% 62%
Ford Ltd «.16g) 1 1% m iH
GsnGAEcvpfB 10s 30 30 30
Gen Invest . 3 A A A
Glen Aid C 275e 2 7% 7% 7%
Harvd Brew 06e 1 1% i% i%
HoelRiACo A 19 9 9
Hotltnser G 66s 7 6% 6% 6%
Humble Oil 75e 3 53 52% 53
Hygrade Sy 1.25e 50s 34% 34% 34%
Ill-la Power pf 1 26 26 26
Imp Oil Ltd 60a. 3 64 64 64
int Hydro El pf 3 8 8 8
Int PaAPwr war 23 24 24 24
Int Patrolm 1.66. 14 9 4 9 4 94
Int Utilitiaa (B) 2 4 A A
Iron Fir* vte 1.20 200» 144 14 14
Irvine Air Ch <1) 4 14 134 14
JarCPALpf 6.60 25* 94 94 94
JarCPALpf (7) 20* 1064 1064 1054
Jonaa A Lav Stl 1 204 204 204
Lina Matar .15*. 50* 84 8 4 84
Lon* Star .40* .. 1 84 84 84
Long island Ltg 6 1 1 1
Long 1st Lt pf B 150* 294 294 294
Loudon Paeklng. 12 2 2
6U)*atie Radio 10 A A A
Marian 8t Shove) 3 3 3 3
Maad John <Sa» 10* 145 145 145
Memph N G .10* 2 44 44 44
Mar A Mfg A .10* 1 34 34 34
Marr-Cbap AS 3 44 44 44
Marr-Ch A 8 pf A 25* 74 4 74 4 744
Mtdwaat Oil HU 1 64 64 64
MissRPwpf<6> 60*112 112 112
Moljrbdanum .64)* 4 64 64 64
Monogram Pie 14 4 4
Mount City C 1 24 24 24
Nat City L (.50*) 1 134 134 134
Nat Fual Uaa < 1 > 2 104 104 104
Nat P A L pf <•> 50* 894 894 894
Nat TunnalAMin 2 14 14 14
NEPA6%pf 4.60k 50* 63 63 63 -
NYAHoaidur 1.50< 50* 164 164 164
NX P A Lt pf (6) 10* 106 105 105
NT PAL pf (7) 20*115 116 116
Nlag Hudson Pw 4 44 44 44
Nllaa-B-P 1.26*. 1 60 60 60
Ogdan Corp a'tlop 1 24 24 24
Ohio Ed)a pf (4) 160* 107 1054 107
Ohio PS 1st (6). 26* 106 106 106
Overseas Seeur.. 3 14 14 14
Pae Uaa A Elea
6V6% pf 1.376 1 294 294 294
Pao uaa* %pf1.60 2 334 334 334
Pantapaa Oil 1 34 34 34
Pander Gr B .60* 2 16 14 15
Pannroad 4 14 14 14
Pa-Cant Airlines 1 154 154 154
Ptnnff AP(4l 100* 60 60 60
Phlla Elecpf (6) 60*115 116 JU5
Phoanis uecur 17 74 74 74
Phoants Sarur pf 60* 304 304 304
Pierc* Gover.60e 1 134 134 134
Pioneer Uold OU 3 14 14 14
Pltney-Bowes 40 3 64 64 64
Pitta ALE (2a) SO* 594 584 584
Pitta Plata G(2*> 1 754 764 764
Pleasant VW .06* 2 2 4 2 4 24
Pb Svo ind 81 pf 60s 464 46 46
P S Ind II pr pf 100* 944 94 94
PugSd $5pf 2.60k 100* 764 764 754
Puget Sd P 66 pf 25* 204 204 204
Quaker Oats (6). 30* 1034 1024 1034
Radlo-K-Or w* . 1 A A A
Raym d Concrata 100* 12 12 12
ftapublle Aviafn 5 44 44 44
Figures—
V/hat They Mean
By JOHN L. BECKLEY,
Auocuted Pres* Statistician.
NEW YORK, July 22.—Some an
alysts believe that industry is cur
rently jumping the gun on the arm
ament boom.
They say that the expansion in
factory operations which has car
ried the Associated Press index of
Industrial activity upward in 10 of
the last 11 weeks does not mark the
beginning of the armament drive.
How can it, they ask, when actual
orders for the program have barely
begun to be placed.
According to these sources, the
substantial rise in business activity
over the last three months is a
sort of anticipatory boom similar
to the war boom of last September.
At that time, war orders were com
pletely absent from this market, but
businessmen raced to place com
mitments to insure themselves
against expected price rises and
possible delays in delivery.
The same thing, only on a smaller
scale, some analysts believe, has
been pushing the pace of industrial
production upward since the Ger
man successes against France made
a huge rearmament effort in the
United States virtually certain.
There has been a definite tendency,
they say, to order more supplies
than are being used in order to
build up stocks against price in
creases or delays in delivery.
Whether such an impetus will
suffice to support business at its
present level until the rearmament
drive is regjly under way is a moot
question. Some feel business now
has enough momentum to carry it
war, while others think we may be
due for a brief lull.
Stock and Balsa
Dividend Rate. Add 00. High. Low. cioao.
Rio Or O vto. 1 ft ft ft
Ruotloos 1*8 .tOo 1 10 10 10
Ryan Aeronaut-- 2 15 5
■t Keg!a Paper - S 2* 2* 2*
St Regis Pap pf.. 26a SO 50 50
■alt Dome OU- 1 4* 4* 4*
Seullln Steel_ 2 8* 8 8
Sentry Saf Cob.. 1 ft ft ft
■hor-WUI l.60e.. 100a 73* 78 73*
Simmons B * P. 27 8 i (
Singer Mfg if) . 20a 105 103*103*
Sonotono (.10e) 0 1* 1* 1*
Southed Roy .15a 2 5* 6* 6*
Stand Brew .... 2 * * *
Stand C * 8 80a. 17 7 7
Stand Utl Oil) 2 81* 31* 31*
Stand OI1 Oh pf 6 50a 104* 104* 104*
Stand Pwr * Lit 3 * * *
Stand Stl Sp (le) 1 24* 24* 24*
Starratt via 1 * * *
Burling Inc (.20) 3 1* 1* 1*
Technicolor 10a. 1 9* 8* 9*
Taxon Oil (.20a) _ 2 2* 2* 2*
Tito Roof l.66a). 4 7* 7 7
Tob Prod Kxp.40g 2 4* 4* 4*
Trans-Lux t.lOa) 1111
Udyllte (.20a)— 6 4* 4* 4*
Unexcelled llfg-. 1 1* 1* 1*
Unit Cgr- Whelan 1 * * *
United Oaa - 1 1* 1* 1*
Unit Lit*Pwr (A) 2 * * *
Unit LtAPwr pt. 2 24* 24* 24*
Unit 8h 51 1.60n 100a 06 04 05
Unit Sh If pf 1.50 10a 44 44 44
Unit Speetaltiea.. 3 6* 6* 0*
US* Int) Seeur. 2 * 14 *
Unit Wall Paper. 4 1* 1* 1*
Utah Idaho Bur.. 6 1* 1* 1*
Utility Equities. 4 * * *
Vaiapar Corp 8 1* 1 1
Vonexuela Petrol 3 * * *
Vultee Aircraft.. 1 6* 8* 6*
Wolverine Pt C . 2 4 4 4
Wright Harg.40a 3 4 3* 4
r In bankruptcy or receivership or Mini
reoriantied under the Bankruptcy Act. or
securities assumed by such companies.
Rates of dividends in the foretoMc Uble
are annual disbursements bated on the
last quarterly or semi-annual declara
tion Unless otherwise noted, special or
extra dividends are not Included. oAlso
extra or extras d Accumulated dividends
paid last year e Declared or oaid to
(ar this yaar t Payable in stock a Paid
last vaar h Cash or stock k Accumu
lated dividends oaid or declared this year
ur Under rule ww With warrants, xw
Without warrants war Warrants
$113,803 Net Shown
By Birdsboro Steel
Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, July 22.—Birdsboro
Steel Foundry it Machine Co,
Birdsboro, Pa., for the three months
ended June 30 reports net earn
ings of $113,803.40 after all charges,
Including depreciation, but before
income taxes, which compares with
$17,425.78 for the first quarter of
1940.
For the six months ended June
30, the company reports net profit
of $94,845.01 after all charges, in
cluding depreciation and income
taxes at present rates. This com
pares with a net loss of $8,570.80
( for the first half of 1939.
J
Curb Bonds
DOMESTIC. High. Low. Close.
Alt Power 4',s 67-103', 103>, 103',
g * Power Ss SI-106', 106'5 106'J
power 5. 88 ___ 105*, 105*4 105*2
i ?? 20!5-lni 100), 1004.
A, El Ind 4),» 63_ SO), SO1, 50’,
As G A E 4',, 48...Z 14'* 14*4 14*
As G A E 4),. 49.... 14)1 ljvl 14)4
2 i E 5s SS- 1414 14,4 14^
As G Sc E 5s 6ft _ 141-* 14V« 14*2
Bell Tel C 6s 57 B- 100), 100 100
gem Steel 8s 98-146 146 146
firm El 4*,s 68 - 99 98'4 99
Binning Gas Ss 69_ 97 96*. 96',
Centre! Pw 5s 67 D-100*4 100>, khi>.
Cent 8t El 6s 48 32*4 32*. .T’»,
2fn 8t PAL 6',. 63.... 75*. 75*2 75N
Chi Rys 6$ 27 cod- 43), 43*4 43),
Sr. 8tf By 6s 55 B- 84'/, 84', 84',
Cities Svc 5s 50_ 77)4 77', 77),
Cltie, 8tc 6a 58_ 76'/, 76'* 78'.
Cities 8ve 5s 66.:.; 79 79 79
Cities 8ve 5s 69 _ 77 77 77
Clt 8 PAL 5V,s 52- 86'. 86*, 86
Clt 8 PAL 5*»s 49_ 96'4 88), 86',
Comnty PAL St 67 ... 97 96 97
Con GELAP 3V,s 71_Jll ), 1' 1', l • >.
Cons Q Util 6s 43 at... 88 87'4 88
Cont G A E 5s 58 A 91*t 91'. 91',
East G A P 4t 66 A .. 794, 79), 79s,
Bdls El Ulu 3»* 65 ... 1104, 110'4 11(T)4
g Pw A Lt 5« 2030... 83)4 82*4 83'*
53! Ewr£2'}DB.4*.?8 — 103*. 103*. 103',
Florida PAL 5s 64 104*4 104', 104'4
Gatineau P 3>,« 69 .. 66)4 66*4 66',
Gen Pub 8v 5s 53 ... 98), 98', 98',
Gen Pub Ut 6'4s 56 . inn*', 100 100
Gen W WAI 5s 43 A . 99)4 99 99'4
Georgia Pw 5* 67 _ 105)" ln6)4 ]•
Georgia PAL 5s 78_ TO', 70 70 *
Hou Gulf G 8s 43 10214 10-", in-',
HI Pw A Lt 5*„ 57 __ 97), 97', 97',
r. Pwr A Lt 6s 63 A 106'. 106', 100',
111 Pw A L 6'4l 54 B 1054, 105*4 105*.
Ill Pw A L 5s 58 C .. 104*4 104*4 104*,
Indiana gvc 6s 60 A... 73 73 73
Indiana Ser Ss 63 A_ 70'/, 60'4 70',
Indianan Gas 5s 42... 88 88 88
Ind PAL 1st 3s»« 68 ... 105», 105*, 106*,
Inti Pw Sec 7s 57 S .. 23*, 003^
Inti Pw See 7s 62 rill 26), 24’. 24’,
Interst Pw 6s 57_ 61'4 60*. 81'/.
Interst Pw 6s 52 _ 38)4 38V, 38'4
Jackson G 5s 42 sto_ 46)4 46)4 48',
Midlan VRR 5s 43_ 60 60 60
MU GAE 4*4* 67_ 103*4 103', luo'i
Minn PAL 4V,s 78_ 103*. 103*4 103*4
Miss Pw A L 5a 67_ 104*, 104*4 104*,
Mo Pub Stc 5s 60 ... 93 93 93
Nat P A L 6s 2026 A... 112)4 112'4 112'4
Nevad Cal El 5s 56_ 73 72’4 72’*
New E OAE 5s 47_ 65), 65 65
New E GAE 6s 50_ 65*4 65 65
New E Pw 6s 48 _ 96 96 96
New E Pw 5)4s 54_ 90', 99*4 90),
Nor A LAP 6)4i 56 ... 101*4 101», 101*4
No Con U 5)4* 48 A .. 43 42*4 42',
Ohio Pub Svc 4s 62 . 108), 107*4 107*4
Pae OAE 6, 41 B .. 107 107 107
Pac P A L 5s 56 93*4 9:i'4 93'i
Penn C IAP 4*4* 77 ... 103), 193*4 103',
Penn C PAL 5s 79 ... 104*4 1 04', 104'.
Penn Elec 4s 71 P _. 104', 104', 104'.
Penn P Svc 8s 47 C .. 107), 107>'« 107'.
Penn OLAC 4s 81 B .. 97'4 97*4 97V,
Phi)* Ei P 6'4s 72_112*4 112*4 112*4
Phil* Ran T 8s 62 ... 100'4 100', 100',
Pub 8er N J 6, ctfs . 150'/. i*0'4 ]*<>>,
Put Sd PAL 5'.* 49 ._ 98*, 98 98
P)J* 8 PAL 5s 50 C .. 94'4 93», 94',
Pu S PAL 4)4* 50 D .. 92 91 91
Quee GAE 5'4s 52 A ... 92 92 92
Safe H Wa 4'4s 79 ... 106'. 106'. 106',
ScuUin Steel 3a 61 _. 64'4 84'4 64',
8hw WAP 4V»s 70 D .. 72)4 72 72
8 E PAL 6s 5025 A... 112)4 U2'4 li‘”4
Sou Cal Ed 3'«s 60 ... 108 108 108
Sou Caro 5s 57 _ 103 103 103
So Co O Cal 4V,s 68 105)4 105)4 10514
gouw PAL 8s 2022 A 99 99 99
2£E 8* *£ ™*4. 69*. 69*4
Std OAE 6s 48 CT st ._ 70'/,* 70', 70',
Std Gas B 6s 51 A . 70V, 70 70
Std Gas A El 6s 57... 70'4 69*4 69*4
2“ $ S 2* 87 - 70'^ 8B** 89*»
Std Oas A El 6a 66 B . 70 69*', 69*4
Stand Pw A Lt 6s 57 . 89*4 69', 89*4
Twin CRT 5)4* 52 A .. 63 62'4 63
Unit Lt A Pw 6* 75 87 87 87
Unit Lt A Pw 6'4« 74 . 87'4 87', 87)4
Unit LAR D 5‘4a 52 .. 90V. 90)4 90'
Utah PAL 6s 2022 A . 92)4 92'4 92'4
X* Ey? S'!,8* 48 BB’« 99*4 99)4
Va Pub 8 5)4s 46 A 102*. 10‘", 102*
Va Pub Ser 5s 50 B _ 103*4 lot*, IP—
wsld Ast Hot 5s 54 ... 4 4 4
West News U 6s 44_ 64 54 64
FOREIGN.
A»r Mort Bk 7s 46 _ 20*4 2o>4 ■
Denm Ml B 5s 72 lx ... 25 25 25
F/co M B 6*4* 53 A .. 45 46 45
Medelln Col 7s 51 . ._ in'4 iov, l"'i
Rio de Jan 6*4s 59 ... 7V, 7 7
Russian 5*4s 21 mat... 16 16 16
Terni-8oe 6*4s 53 A 28*4 26'4 26'4
ww With warrants. xw Without war
rants. n New st tstpl Stamped
^Negotiability impaired by maturity.
V
Commodify Prices
NEW YORK. July 22 (AO.—The Asso
ciated Press welthted wholesale price
index of 35 commodities today was un
chanted at 70.06.
Previous day. 70.06: week ato. 70 49:
month ato. 71.98: year ato. 64.07.
w 1940 1939 1938 1933-37
Hith- 75.29 75.22 74.37 98.14
Low - 70.06 63.78 03.86 41.44
(1936 overate equals 100.)
a Mlscellaaeeas Markets.
Additional New York markets (as com
piled by the Associated Press):
ZINC—Futures dosed 5 hither to 10'
lower. July. 6.10. No sales in lead and
tin futures.
_ COFFEE—Snot quiet. Santos No. 4. 67>
7Vt: Rio No. 7, 5Vs. Cost and frellht of
ferlnts included Santos Bourbon 3s and
5s at 6.4(V7.30. Santos No. 4 "D" fu
tures closed 7-8 hither. Sales. 5.750 bats.
July. 5.62n: September. 5.72n: December,
5.93n. Rio No. 7 "A” futures unchanted.
No sales.
WOOL TOPS—Futures closed 2 to 8
oolnts lower. July. 89.4b: October. 88.3b:
December, 86.2b. Spot, standard tope.
96 0. unchanted.
CRUDE RUBBER—Futures closed un
chanred to 10 hither. Sales. No. 1
standard. 10 contracts. July. 22.25; Sep
tember. 19.40. Smoked ribbed, snot.
22.2Sn
COCOA—Futures closed 3 lower. Sales.
450 tons. September. 4.37n: December.
4.50- March. 4B2n.
RAW HlbSS—Futures closed 40-44
lower. Sales. 5.680.000 lbs. September.
8.53b; December. 8.71-75: March. 8.91b.
Spot. No. 1 Western Utbt native cows.
10‘<n.
RAW SILK—Futures No. 1 closed un
chanted to 2 hither. Sales, so bales,
switches.
b Bid. n Nominal.
Baltimore Stocks
Sales STOCKS. Hldi. Low. Close.
77 Consol Pow aom 77(4 7714 7714
WNrfalslal.
6B500 Salto Ik debisA 34 81 32
11 1 .. ■■ ■ "T
Gloom Over Foreign \\
Trade Is Regarded
As Excessive
Fenner & Beane Finds { *
Outlook Far From
Hopeless for U. S.
By J. G. DONLEY. * A
!U1**m4 by Consolidated M*w« Feature*.
NEW YORK. July 23.—Not for a
number of years have so many
prophets been so utterly convinced
as to the spreading “inevitabilities”
of the situation which confronts the
world in general and the United
States in particular.
The outlook for our foreign trade,
for Instance, is being viewed with
panicky trepidation, and in the
event of a Nazi victory over Great
Britain no excuse appears to be
seen for anything but the blackest
pessimism.
Under the circumstances it is re
freshing to come across a study of
our export trade-in the fortnight
ly letter issued by the research di
vision of Fenner & Beane, New
York Stock Exchange members—
which plumbs the depths of the
worst that might happen, but is
not likely to, and still finds the
outlook far from hopeless.
In developing the relative im
portance of our exports, the study
finds that in 1938, a year during
which war demand was only a
modest influence, our exports were
slightly in excess of $3,000,000,000.
That figure was about 6 per cent
of the aggregate value of manu
factured products and farm crops
for that year. Measured in em
ployment, export trade provided
livelihood for about 7 per cent of
the number gainfully employed in
1938. In terms of aggregate sala
ries, wages and small businessmen’s
profits, the potential losses in na
tional income in the event all ex
port trade is lost, are figured at
from 7 to 10 per cent. The higher
ratio would be $4,200,000,000.
“It is important to observe.” the
study comments, "that changes in
annual national Income totals, due
entirely to business swings, .have
frequently amounted to as high as.
or more than, $4,000,000,000 from
one year to the next.”
All Cannot Be Loot.
It Is a practical impossibility, of
course, for the United States to lose
all export trade. The following tab
ulation of the dollar value and pro
portion of our exports to each conti
nent in 1938 makes that rather clear:
.. Per cent
. V»lue of total
„ . (million!.) export'
North Amenci_ 5749 23 9
South America_ 299 9 7
Europe - 1-326 42.S
uit _ &17
—.----- P4 3 0
Africa - US 3 9
Total! -S3.094 100.0
“In assuming complete loss of for
eign markets one must likewise as
sume.” says the study, “that a vic
torious Germany would be able to
capture not only all the European
and Asiatic markets now served by
the United States, but, in addition,
the South American and North
American business.” In 1938, as the
above table shows, the latter two
areas absorbed fully one-third of
our export shipments.
Regarded as Bugbear.
The summary of conclusions in the
study is worth quoting in full: "Pos
sible loss of United States export
trade is no small matter, but its in
evitability as well as its importance
are assuming the proportions of a
national bujmear, probably unneces
sarily. in the first place, Germany
might not win the war. Even if Eng
land is completely defeated, Ger
many may for a while find it neces
sary to refrain from antagonizing
the United States in its own self
interests.
“Furthermore, such data as are
readily available, bearing on the
ramifications of the United States
export trade, suggest that loss of
most of this business would prob
ably not diminish national wage
payments by an amount greater
than the year-to-year variations
attributable to ‘normal’ swings in
the business cycle. Finally, for the
next several years the huge arma
ments spending will serve as an off
set to such loss of export trade as
can be visualized.”
There may be added to this the
thought that even a victorious Ger
many would have its own problems.
When we consider that German
labor has been sweated and under
fed, and has lacked full human sat
isfaction with the good things of
life for a number of years In order
to build up a military machine, may
it not be possible that even at this
stage there is a growing desire for
some of the spoils, benefits or fruits
of victory? And will the spirit of
conquest survive even a momentary
turning from "bullets” to "butter.”
Chicago Livestock
CHICAGO. July *y* (United fttatee
Pfwrtment of Acnculture).—Salable hot*
13,000; totA 18.000: open steady to 10
l®**1' then PWday s average: close at full
10 decline, with snots off more on weishta
®'" 2™ Bounds: ton. 6.757 bulk goSd arid
choice. 200-240 pounds, fl.50-75- 240-*70
uouafi*- generally 8.25-00; moat 270-330
pounds, butchers. 8.00-35: some 300-380
pounds, averages. 5.85-8.00: good sows.
3*0 Pounds dhwn. mostly 5.25-80; few
'Ofhs llrht butcher kinds. 5.85-75; most
400-550-pound offerings. 4.50-5.10.
Salable sheep. 4.000: total. 4.000: spring
LV2bVT^rT ,ct‘r* hither; bulk goo5
o'rn. otl0lCmn4tl',e* *nd Western springers.
5*hh-~5; Westerns moderately sorted: five
doubles closely sorted 02-pound Idahos
0.40; mostly native throwouta. 7.00 down;
one double dry-fed lamb-weight shorn
yearlings. 8.50; medium to good 02-pound
*'®r*kes. 7.10; odd lots light-weight crop
* round 3.50; medium and
heavy weights. 2.00-70.
„S»l»ble cattle. 11.000: calves. 1.000;
;si?;,ed,io;teTnd ••ssi
smaller: heifers fully steady; cows 0ul“aSd
K *.®,n*.t »« week’s losa;
yaalera steady: choice to prime, around
11*5: beat yearlings.
1^25. most fed steeri and yearlings, above
9.60-11.00: Kansas graaaert of medium
*rade. 850-0.00: beat heifera. 10.65:
Siiln.®**?®Hi above 10.7*: weighty sausage
bulle to 7.16: choice vealers to 11.00; ,
Stocker trade alow. ^
U. S.i Treasury Notes
. R*W YORK. July 22 dpi.—Prices ousted
In dollars and thlrty-aaconds:
Rata. Mo. Yr. Bid. Aske^Tweld
Dec . 1040. 101*3 10 lF !*.
¥,r- *8*1.101.12 101.14 ...
June. 1041.101.13 101.15 ...
1% Dec.. 1041. 101.25 101.27 ...
134 Mar.. 1042_ 102.27 102.20
* Sept.. 1042. 104.3 104 5 .07
P*e” }8}2- 103.25 103.27 .14
■1*4 June. 1043_ 102.2 102.4 .30
ft*1-’ }8i2-101.18 101.20 .48
114 Dee.. 1043. 102.7 102.0 .45
1 Mar.. 1044_101.18 101.20 .55
% June. .1044- 100.24 100.28 53
1 Scot.. 1044- 101.10 101.22 .60
*4 Mar.. 1045_ 100.0 100.11 .67
Crude Oil Prices
TULSA. July 22 UPI.—Baaa crude oil
Prices: Mld-eontlnant area. UllnoU, l.Ol*
Oklahoma-Kansas, gravity scale. 60 id
1.10; North. North Central and West
Central Texas, gravity scale. 71 to 1.08..
Bast Texas. 1.10: West Texas, gravity )
seals. 53 to 06: North Louisian a-Arkan
sas, gravity scale. 73 to 1.05: Bothy
Mountain arta. Balt Creek. Wyo., gravity
/aeale. 86 to 1.10. .
5teAuffl£n,) Pe2n^,V,.B.‘i. graft
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