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Latin American Bonds
And Domestic Rails
Lead Market
Move for Economic Unity
Helps Bidding for Issues
Of Southern Nations
Bond Averages
?o 10 10 10
Rails. Indust. Util. P’gn.
Net change —.1 +.1 unc. —.1
Today, close 56.5 102.9 96.6 38.1
Prev. dav.. 56.5 102.9 96.6 38.2
Month ago. 56.3 102.4 95.7 37.4
Year ago .. 58.0 100.7 97.2 59.9
1940 high.. 59.9 103.6 97.5 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 111.5
M'nth ago 111.4 Year ago 112.1
1940 high 113.2 1940 low 108.4
1939 high 112.6 1939 low. 103.6
i (Compiled by the Associated Press.)
£* the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Aug. 6.—Buyers
concentrated on selected Latin |
American and domestic rail bonds I
in a quiet market today.
A number of rails were up 1 to
around 4 points near the final hour,
including Michigan Central 4h>s,
Missouri-Illinois 5s, Alleghany con
vertible 5s of 1944 and Canadian
Pacific 4>2s.
South American loans got most
of the play in the foreign list.
Favored were such issues as
Buenos Aires 4:i1s, Argentine 4*2s,
Peru 6s of 61 and Uruguay ad
justed 3'Ms of ’79.
Bidding for loans of the South
ern nations coincided with vigor
ous efforts to foster a single eco
nomic front among the American
republics. Noted in this direction
was the arrival here of a Brazilian
commission to seek financial and
technical aid in establishing an
Iron and steel industry in Brazil.
Domestic liens marked up a
notch included National Dairy 3'liS,
Southern Pacific 4’2s of 68, Texas
Corp. 3s. Warner Bros.’ 6s of '48
and Columbia Gas of '61.
Lower were Chicago Railway 5s,
Erie 5s of '75, American & Foreign
Power 5s and New York Central 5s.
United States Governments fell
back more than ’4 point in some
instances.
Oil Production Drops
To 3,494,217 Barrels
F*y the Associated Press.
TULSA. Aug. 6.—Daily crude oil
production in the United States de
clined 194,177 barrels to 3.494,217 for
the week ended August 3, the Oil
end Gas Journal said today.
Oklahoma climbed back into third
place among oil producing St,ates,
displacing Illinois. Oklahoma pro- j
duction increased 10.225 to 413,850. !
while Illinois dropped 10.086 to !
408.545.
Heaviest decline was in Texas, off
184.296 to 1.169.893, with East Texas
down 74,187 to 374,848. California
decreased 13.850 to 591,250; Eastern
fields, 3,400 to 104.200, and Kansas,
3.050 to 183,150.
Michigan gained 1.132 to 54,746;
Louisiana, 4,425 to 280,090, and the ;
Rocky Mountain area. 3.520 to 98.650.
- I
Dividend Is Deferred
By Electrolux Corp.
Bpecial Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK. Aug. 6.—Directors
of Electrolux Corp. have deferred
the dividend action customarily
taken at this time, because of un
certainty as to the form which the
proposed Federal excess profits tax
legislation will take, Charles G.
Groff, chairman, announced today.
‘‘In spite of the fact that this
year’s earnings to date are ahead
of last year, the board of directors
deemed it prudent first to ascertain
the requirements of the proposed
excess profits tax bill which, it is re
ported. will probably be retroactive!
to cover the current year,” Mr.
Groff stated.
Insurance Stocks Show
Moderate Recovery
NEW YORK, Aug. 6 (Special)'.— I
Insurance stocks in the New York !
City market showed a further mod- i
erate recovery during July, accord
ing to Hoit. Rase & Troster.
Measured by weighted average of
20 issues, the month ranged from low
of 46.81 on July 1 to high of 48.92
on July 31. a 4‘2 per cent gain.
•This brings total recovery to 16 per
cent over 1940 low of 42.19 on June 10.
New York Bank Stocks
NEW YORK. Aug H oPi.—National
Association Securities Dealers. Inc.:
Bid. Asked.
By of Am NTS <SF> (2.40) 33% 35%
Bank of Man i.Koa)_ 15V* 16%
Bank of N Y < 14) 306 316
Bankers Tr (2)__49% 51%
Bklyn Tr <4) _ 70% 75%
Cen Han Bk A Tr (4) 88 91
Chase Nat (1.4o> 30 32
Chem Bk A Tr (1.80)_ 42% 44%
Commercial (8) 163 169
Cont Bk A Tr ( 80) _ 12% 13%
Corn Ex Bk A- T (3)_ 49 50
Empire Tr « 60) __ 44% 47%
First Nat (Bos) (2)_ 41% 43%
First Natl (100) 1665 1705
Guaranty Ti (12)_ 277 282
Irvine Tr (.60) _ 10% 11%
Manuf'ct rs Tr (2) - . 34% 36%
Manuf'rs Tr pf (2)_ _ 5o% 5234
Natl City (1) _ 24 25%
N Y Trust <5), . _ 101 104
Public (1%'_ 29 % 31%
Title GAT _ 3 4
a Also extra or extras.
U. S. Treasury Notes
NEW YORK. Aue 6 UPi.—Prices quoted
In dollars and thirty-seconds.
App
Pet. Mo. Year. Bid. Asked. Y’ld.
I's Dec. 1040 _101.2 101.4
I’s Mch., 1041 _101.12 101.14
1J« June. 1041 _101.12 101.14
1'. Dec.. 1041 _101.23 101.25
ls4 Mch , 1042_102.25 102.27
2 Sept., 1042 _104.2 104.4 .04
1'4 Dec . 1042 _ 103.23 103.25 .14
I's June 1043 _101.31 102.1 .41
1 Sept., 1043 _101.16 101.18 .40
I's Dec . 1043 _102.2 102.4 40
1 Mch., 1044 _101.15 101.17 .57
5. June. 1044 _ 100 18 100.20 .50
1 Sept., 1044 _ 101.14 101.16 .62
3« Mch,. 1045 _100.5 100.7 .70
" ‘~ V .. -
Baltimore Stocks
Special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE. Aug. 6.—
Sales STOCKS. High. Low. Close.
3P5 Arundel Corp 13% 13 13
20 Balto Tr pfd 1.70 1.70 1.70
8 Consol Pow com 79% 79% 79%
10 East Sugar pf VT 18 18 18
30 Mong W P S 7% 28 28 28
861 New Amster/ Cas 17V* 16% 16%
10 U S Fidel A Guar 19% 19% 19%
BONDS.
S6000 Balto Tr deb 4s A 33 33 33
.5400 Balto Trans 5s A 37% 37% 37%
London Tin Prices
LONDON. Aug. 6 (TP).—1Tin. steady:
spot. £266 10s bid. £266 15s asked:
future £266 10s bid, £267 asked.
BONDS ON N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
By crtnta wire direct to The at**.
Approximate Tranioctioni Today.
Domestic Bonds_ 2.770.000
Forelirn Bonds_. 440,000
U S Govt Bonds_, 80,000
TREASURY.
Hlsh Low Close.
2s 1947 . _ 104.29 104.29 104.29
2>is 1951-53_ 103.8 103.8 103.8
2 81954-56 _ 102.21 102.19 102.19
2 tjs 1945 _ 108.4 108.4 108.4
21 i s 1950-52 _ 105.19 105.19 105.19
2\s 1945-47_ 108.22 108.22 108.22
2»is 1958-63 _ 106.16 106.16 106.16
2 44 s 1960-65 _ 106.17 106.17 106.17
2Tis 1965 60 ... 107.29 107.29 107.29
3s 1951-56 _ 110.13 110.11110.11
8 46 s 1946-49_ 111.5 111.5 111.5
314s 1941 _ 103.14 103.14 103.14
314s 1944-46 _ 109.8 109.8 109.8
4S 1944-64 113.19 11S.19 113.19
4s 1944-54 rg- 113.16 113.16 113.16
414s 1947-52 .. 119.25 119.25 119.25
414s 1947-52 Tg 119.23 119.23 119.23
HOME OWNERS' LOAN
Ss 1944-52 106.31 106.31 106.31
NEW YORK CITY BONDS
3s 1980 . _ 96 95S 96
FOREIGN RONDS,
Hleh. Low Cloia.
Antloquia 7s 4.6 A .. 11 11 11
Antloquia 7s 45 B 11 11 11
Argentine 4s 72 Feb 56'i 66 66
Argentine 4s 72 Apr 6614 56 56
Argentine 4 Us 4* . 75', 75 75
Argentine 4 Us 71 ... 63', 63U 63U
Australia 4U» 56_ 41 41 41
Australia 5s 55 _ 49 49 49
Australis 5s 67 _ 48 4714 4714
Berlin C El 6s 55 ... 14 14 14
Brazil 6 Us 1926-67 . 11s* 11U 11*4
Brazil 8s 41 ..14 14 14
Budapest 6s 62 . 8 8 8
Buenos Aires 4 Us 77 46 46 46
Buen A1r 4 U« A ue 76 46 45si 46
Buen Air 4'4s Apr 76 46'i 46', 46U
Buenos Aires 4*4* 75 51 50 51
Canada 2>,is 44_ 85 84»* 84*4
Canada 3s 67 _ 71V4 7114 7114
Canada 3 U a 61_ 7.3<4 73 73
Canada 4s 60_ 80>j 80*4 80*»
Canada 5s 52 __ 90*. 90'i 90T4
Chile 6s 61 Jan_ 12", 12*4 12*4
Chile 6s 61 Sept_ 12** 12"* 12**
Chile 7s 42 assd .. 11'* 11U 11U
Chile Mtg Bk 6*4* 61 11*» 11s, 11**
Chile M B 6"is 61 asd 10 10 10
Colombia 6s 61 Jsn 24 s, 24** 24*,
Col Mtg Bk 6U* 47 .. 21'* 21'4 21*4
Copenhagen 4Us 53 .. 23', 23', 23U
Cordoba Prov 7s 42.. 71 71 71
Cuba 4 Us 77 _ 54 S3** 54
Cuba 5Us 45 _ 73 73 73
Denmark 4Us 62_ 29U 29U 29U
Denmark RUs 65_ 33V, 33U 33U
Denmark 6s 42 ... 36*. 36'4 36*-*
French GoV 7U* 41 . .60', SOU SOU
Oer C A Bk 6s 60 Oct 14'* 14'. 14U
GerGovt5U**5 . 16«* 16', 16U
German Govt 7s 49 .. 20'i 20', 20'i
Italy 7s 61 _ 47V* 46'i 47'4
Japan 5Us 65___ 60', 60 60
Japan 6U* 64 _ 82** 82 s, 82U
Medellin 6Us 54_ 9*. 9** 9*4
Mendoza 4s 54 _ 55 55 55
Norway 4s 63 .. 40 39 39
Oriental Dev 6Us 58 52U S2U 52U
Oriental Oev 6s 53 5514 S5'4 55U
rauama 5s 63 .. 60 60 60
Panama 5s 63 sf asd.. 67U 67'. 57'4
Pernambuco 7s 47_ 6', 6', 6'i
Peru 1st 6s 60 _ 6«, 6»» 6"*
Peru 2d 6s 61 _ 6** 6»* 6*,
Peru 7s 59 __ 7 7 7
Porto Alesre 8s 61_ 9'i 9'* 9'4
Prussia 6Us 51 _ 13s, 13s, 13s*
Rio de Ian 6U* S3_ 6s. 6'i 6’4
Rio de Jan 8s 46 ... 8'* 7U 8'4
Rio Gr do Sul 7s 66 .. 9*4 9*. 9*.
Rome 6Us 52 .. 32*4 32s, 32s*
Sante Fe Prnv 4s 64 __ 54 54 54
Sao Paulo C 6 Us 57.. 9 8 9
Sao Paulo S'6s 68_ 10U 10U 10',
Sao Paulo St 7s 4ft_ 34s, 32V, 34s,
Sao Paulo St 7s 66 ... 11', 11', 11H
Sao Paulo St 8s 50 .. 12 12 12
Serbs 7s 62 ... 8 8 8
Shin'su E P 6 Us 52 63*, 63*4 63*S
Taiwan Elec 5U* 71- 52s, 52', 52V4
tJiiga wa El P Ts 45 99 99 99
ITru 364 -4-4 Us ad 1 79 39 38U 39
Yokohama 6s 61 58 58 58
DOMESTIC IONDS
Abltlbl PAP 6s 53 __ 37% 37 37
Alleg Corp 6s 44 _ 87 85 86
Allee Corp 6s 49 — 73% 73 73%
Allee Corp 6s 60 std .. 46 44% 44%
Alleg A Westn 4.4 98 64 64 64
Allls-Chalmers 4s 62 10844 108 108'..
Am A- For Pw 6s 2080 48 47% 47%
AmTAT3%s61 108% 108% 108%
AmTAT5%s43 106% 106 106ft
Arm'rl Del) 1st 4s 65 102 101% 102
Armour Del 4« 57 101*; 101% 101*;
ATASFe 4s 1905-55 97 97 97
A TA S Fe een 4s 95 106% 106 106%
Atl A Ph A L 5s 44 97 96% 97
Atl Coast L 1st 4s 52 69'4 69% 69%
Atl Coast L 4 Us 64 47 47 47
Atl Gulf A W 1 5s 59 70 70 70
Atlantic Refin 3s 53 . 107 106% 107
B AO 1st 4s 48 67% 67% 67%
B A O 1st 48s std_ 67% 67% 67% j
B A O cv 60s std __ 12*4 12% 12%
B A O 95 A stamped.. 30% 30 30 1
R A O S W 50s std ._ 45 45 45
B A O Toledo 4s 59 . 54 54 54
BaneAAroos cn 4s 51. 60 60 60
Beth Steel 3s 60 ... 101% 101% 101%
Bath Steel 3%s 59 .. 105% 105% 105%
Beth Steel 3%s 65 ... 105 105 105
Beth Steel 3 Us 52 . 108 107% 107%
Boston A Me 4s 60 . 74% 73% 74%
Boston A Me 4%s 70 22% 22 22
Bos A Me 6s 65 78% 78% 78%
Bos A Me Bs 67 . 75% 75 75
Bklvn Un Gas Bs 50 .. 95% 95 95
Bklvn Un G 5s 57 B 107 106% 107
Buff O E 4 %s 81 111% 111% 111%
Burr Rorh A P 57 std 39 39 39
B C R A N 5s 34 3% 3% 3%
Bush Ter Bide 5s 60 58 58 58
Canada South 6s 62 73% 73% 73%
Canadian NR 4%s 51 82 82 82
Can NR 4%s 56 .. 82% 82% 82%
Can NR 5s 69 July... 85 85 85
Can NR 6s 70 _ 85% 85 85
Can Nor 6%s 46_ 97% 97% 97%
Can Pac 4%s 46_ 67 67 67
Can Pac 460 ... 60% 59 60%
Cent Foundry 5s 41_ 90 89% 90
Cent Foundry 6s 41.. 102ft 102ft 102ft
Cent of Gs cn 5s 45 ... 5% 5% 6%
Cent Ga Chat 4s 51 4% 4% 4%
Cent N T Pwr 3%s 62 107 106% 107
Cent Pac 1st rf 4s 49. 64 64 64
Cent Pacific 6s 60_ 44% 44% 44%
Cert’d deb 6%s 48 ... 78 78 78
Phes A O 8%s 96 D... 100% 100 100%
Cites A O 3%s 96 B._. 100% 100% 100%
C A O een 4%s 92 ... 124% 124% 124%
C B A Q rf g 5s 71 A— 85% 86% 85%
Cht Gr» West 4s 69 .. 27% 27% 27%
Chi Ind A Lou 5s 47.. 17 17 17
C M A StP gen 4s 89.. 22% 22% 22%
CMAStP 4 %s 89 C .. 23% 23% 23%
Chi Mil A St P 5s 7*.. 4% 4% 4%
CMAStP ad1 5s 2000.. 1% 1% 1%
Chi A NW gen 4s 87.. 14 13% 13%
Chi A NW 4%s 2037 . 8% 8% 8%
ChlANW 4%s 2037 C- 8% 8% 8%
ChtA NW cv 4% s 49 . 2 1% 2
Cht A NW 6%s 36 ... 15 15 15
Chi Rwv 6s 27 - 47 46% 46%
Chi R1AP cv 4%s 60. 1% 1% 1%
Chi Un Sta 3%s 63 . 100% 100% 100%
Chi A W Ind cv 4s 52. 91 91 91
Chi A W Ind 4%s 62.. 90% 90% 90%
Childs A Co 6s 43 ... 40% 40% 40%
Ctn G A E 3%s 66 .. 108% 108% 108%
CCCAStL rf 4%s 77.. 49% 49% 49%
Clev Un Ter 4%a77__ 66% 65% 65%
Clev Un Term 5s 73.. 73% 73 73
Clev Un Ter 6%s 71.. 78% 78% 78%
Colo F A Ir 5s 43_103% 103% 103%
Colo A So 4%s 80 ... 25% 25% 25%
Col GAE 6s 52 Apr.— 104% 104% 104%
Col G A E6s 52 May. 105 105 105
Col G A E 6s 61 105 104% 105
Cornel Mackay 69 ww 38 37% 37%
Corns Ed 3%s 68 109% 109% 109%
Cons Coal Del 6s 60 64% 64% 64%
Cons E NY db S%s 48 106% 106% 106%
Cons Ed N Y 3%s 56 106% 105% 105%
Consol Oil 3%s 51 106 105% 105%
Consum PwrS%s69 108% 108% 108%
Consum Pwr 3%s 65 108% 108'% 108%
Consum Pwr 3%s 67. 108% 108% 108%
Conti Oil 2%s *8 . 107 107 107
Crown CAS 4 %s 48 103% 103% 103%
Crucible Steel 4%s 48 104% 104% 104%
Cuba Northn 6%s 42 17 16% 16%
Dayton P A Lt 8s 70 . 104% 104% 104%
Del A Hud ret 4s 43 49% 48% 48%
Den A RGW rf 6s 78. 6 6 6
Det Edison 4%s61 ... 107% 107% 107%
Dulutn SSAAt 6« 87.. 20 20 20
Duauesne Lt 3 %s 65. 107% 107% 107%
E T V A Ga cn 6s 56.. 93 93 93
Ed El 111 N T 6s 95_146% 146% 146%
Elec Auto Lt 4s $3_ 107 107 107
Erie cv 4s 63 B_ 21 21 21
Erie 1st 4s 96_ 62% 62% 62%
Erl# ref 6s 67_ 11% 11% 11%
Erie ref 6s 76.. 11% 11% 11%
Erie A Jersey 6s 65—. 63% 63% 63y4
n
High. Low. CIom.
Fla E C Ry 6s T 4_ 84 64 64
Fla E C Ry 6s 74 etfs. 6 6 6
Gsn Stl Cast 64* 49. 714 704 71V,
Goodrich 44s 66 .. 1034 1034 1034
Grt Nor Ry 34*67.. 774 774 774
Grt Nor Ry 4s 48 G . 103 103 103
Grt Nor Ry 4s 46 H . 944 934 944
Grt N Ry 4 4s 76 D 864 864 864
Grt N R gn 4 4s 77 E 86s, 864 864
Grt Nor Ry 64*62 1034 1024 1024
Gulf States St 4%s61 103s, 1034 1034
Har Riv A P 4s 64 .. 664 664 664
Hoe R 1st mtg 44 .. 81 81 81
Hudson Coal 6s 62 A 284 28 28
Hud A Man Inc 6s 57 . 13 124 13
Hud A Man ref 6* 67 . 474 47 47
111 Cent 3 4s 52_ 404 404 404
111 Cent 4s 63 _ 414 41 41
111 Cent ref 4s 66_ 464 46 464
111 Cent «4» 86 _ 39%, 394 394
111 Cent ref 6s 56 _ 51 504 51
ICCAStL NO 6a63 A 444 444 444
Indust Rayon 4 4s 41 106 1054 106
Inland Steel 3s 61 .. 104 104 104
Int R T 1st rf 6s 66 .. 804 804 804
Int R T 6s 32 — 33 33 33
Interlake Iron 4s 47.. 83 83 83
Int Hydro El 6s 44 . 474 474 474
Int March Mar 6s 41. 60 60 60
int Paper 1st 6a 47 ... 1024 102%, 1024
Int Paper ref 6s 66... 1024 1024 1024
tnt TAT 4 4s 62_ 28%, 28 28
Int TAT 6s 66 . . 304 30 30
Jonas A L Stl 44* 61 98 974 98
KansC FtSAM 4s 36. 324 324 324
KansCity So 3s 60 .. 624 624 624
Krssgs Found 3s 60.. 102', 1024 1024
Laclede Gas 6s 42 .. 85 85 85
Laclede Gas 64* 53. 494 49 49V4
Laclede G 54* 60 D.. 49', 49 49
Lake RAW 3s 47 _. 774 774 77s,
Leh V N V 1st 4s 45 . 35 35 35
Leh Val C 6s 74 std . 28 28 28
Leh Val C 6s 43 std . 534 534 53*,
Leh Val Har 5s 54 41s* 40V, 414
Leh V NY 44s 40 asd 41 41 41
L V RR con 4s 2003 17 164 17
L V RK 48 2003 asd 174 164 17
L V RR 4s 2003 Hsd rg 14 14 14
L V RR cn 44s 2003 184 17s, 18
L V RR 44s 2003 asd 181, 17s, 18
L V RR 6s 2003 asd— 19s, 19 19s,
Leh Val Term 6s 41.. 47', 474 474
Llgg A M vers 5s 61— 128 128 128
Llgg A Myers 7a 44.. 123‘, 123s, 123s,
Lion 011 44s 62_ 96 954 96
Lorillard 6s 51_1254 125V* 125',
La A Ark 6s 69 .. ... 82s, 82s, 824
Lou A Nash 3 4s 50— 1034 103*, 103*,
L A Nash 3 4** 2003 . 83s, 83 83
Lou A Nash 5s 2003 .. 102 102 102
LAN So Mon jt 4s 52. 80 80 80
McCrory Strs 6s 61 — 103 103 103
McKess A K 64s 60.. 954 954 95V,
Me Cent RR 4s 45 .. 73 73 73
Manati Sugar 4s 67.. 324 324 324
Manhat Ry 4s 90 _ 86 86 86
Mich Cent 4 4s 79 ... 65 65 65
Mich Cons Gas 4s 63 . 103', 1034 1034
Mil Spa A NW 4s 47 . 11s, 11s, 11s,
MStPASSM cn 4s 33 44 44 44
MStPASSM 5s 38 gtd 4s, 4s, 4s,
Mo 111 5s 59 _ 83'* 804 834
Mo KAT 4* 62 B ... 12', 124 124
Mo K A T 1st 4s 90... 24 24 24
Mo KAT 5s 62 A_ 15 14s. 15
Mo Pac 4s 75 _ 1«; Is, Is,
Mo Pac 6s 77 F _ 15', 15 15
Mo Pac 5S 77 F ct_ 15 15 15
Mo Pac 5s 80 H _ 154 15', 154
Mo Pac 54s 49 ..111
Mob A Ohio 4 4s 77 ct 34*4 34 34
Mob A Ohio 5s 38 ct 40*, 40*4 40*4
MAO Mont 5s47 ctrs 25*4 25 25
Mont Pwr 34* 66 1014 101*4 1014
Morris A Es 3 4* 2000 40 40 40
Morris A Rs 4 4s 65 32*, 314 314
Mount StTAT 3V;s6S 1084 1084 1084
Nashv C A L 4s 78 —. 65 65 65
Nat Dairy 34s 61... 107 106*4 107
Nat Steel 3s 65 103*4 1034 103*4
New E TAT 44* 61 B 127 125 125
New Or PS 5s 62 A 105 1044 105
New Orl P S 6s 65 B . 104s, 104s, 104s,
New Orl TAM 5 4s 64 33 33 33
N Y Central 3 >4* 62 . 56s, 56 66s,
N Y Central 3 4s 97.. 80 79*, 79*,
N Y Central 34* 46 — 82'4 82', 824
N Y Cent con 4s 98 .. 58', 57*, 57*4
N Y Cent 44s 2013 A. 52*4 514 514
N Y Cent rf 5s 2013 774 57*, 57*4
N Y ChiAStL 44s 78. 55s, 65', 65s,
N Y CAStL 64s 74 A. 65s* 65s, 65s,
N Y Chi A St L 6s 41 81s* 814 81s,
N Y Conn 1st 4 4s 53. 107 107 107
N Y Edison 34s 65 . 1084 1084 1084
N Y Edis ref 3 4s 66. 109V* 109'* 109V*
NY NH A H 34s 66.. 13 12s, 12s.
NY NH A H 44* 67.. 16s, 16s, 16s,
NY NH A H cl 6s 40.. 29 29 29
NY NH AH C¥ 6s 46— 17',i 17Vi 174
N Y Putnam 4s 93 .. 494 49'. 49V*
N Y Queens 34s 63 . 109s, 1094 109s,
N Y S A W Ter 6s 43. 50 50 50
N Y Steam 34s 63—. 1054 1054 105*8
N Y W A B 4 4 ■ 4 6_ 4 4 4
Niag I. A O 5s 65_ 1084 1084 1084
N'orf Southn 5s 41 _ 70s* 70 70
N’orf Southn 5s 61 ct. 114 11', 114
NorfA W 1st 4s 96 —. 1234 123s, 123s,
North Am 3 4*49 ... 1064 106 106
North Am 3s** 64 . 1054 1054 105s,
Nor'n Pac gn 3s 2047. 43*. 434 434
Nor'n Pac 4s 97 .. 67", 67s* 67s,
Nor'n Pac 4 4 2047—. 484 48 484
Nor'n Pac 6s 2047 C— 53 53 53
Norn Pac 5s 2047 D . 534 534 534
Nor'n Pac 6s 2047 604 59*, 60
Northn Sta Pw 3 4 67 #094 109', 1094
Ohio Edison 34s 72. 109 108s, 108s,
Ohio Edison 4s 65 ... 1074 1074 1074
Ohio Edison 4s 67_ 109 109 109
Okla GAE 34* 66_ 1094 1094 1094
Ont Pwr Niag 5s 43_ 954 954 954
Otis Steel 4 4s 62_ 70 70 70
Pac G A E 34* 61_1114 1114 111'/,
Pac G A E 4s 64 ... 1124 112s* 112s,
Panhand E T 4s 62 __ 104 104 104
Param Pic 3 4* 47— 86 854 86
Penn Co 4s 63 . 1034 1034 1034
Penn Dixie C 6s 41 A 1004 1004 1004
Penn PAL 3 4s 69 . 108', 1084 1084
Penn PA L 4 4» 74 . 1074 107 1074
Penn RR 34* 52 844 84', 844
Penn RR cn 4s 48 stp 114 114 114
Penn RR 44*1 - 974 974 974
Penn RR 44» *4E .. 974 974 974
Penn RR gn 4 4 * 65 . 1034 1024 1024
Penn RR deb 4 4s 70 894 894 894
Penn RR gen 6s 68 . 1094 109*6 1094
Peoria A E 1st 4s 40 . 704 70 70V*
Peo A E 1st 4s 40 cfs. 70 70 70
Pere Marq 5s 66 664 664 664
Phelps Dodge 34* 62 1094 1094 1094
Phila BAW 44s 77 C 1084 1084 1084
Phila Co 6s 67 .. 1064 106'/. 1064
Phila Elec 3 4s 67 .. 110'/* 110 110
Phila RCA Ir6s73_. 14 14 14
Phila R C A Ir 6s 49— 3 3 3
PCCAStL 44* 40 A.. 1004 1004 1004
PCCAStL 44* 63 1— 116 116 116
PlttsAWVa 44s 68 A 54 54 54
PittAW Va«4s60C. 54 54 54
Port Gen El 4 4s 60 . 70 694 694
Portl’d Gen El 6s 50. 106 106 106
Reading Jer C 4s 51.. 514 514 514
Reading R 4 4* 97 A 70 694 70
Reading R 44* 97 B. 694 694 694
Rem R'd 4*/*s 66 ww. 974 974 974
Rep Steel 44s 66 . 984 98 984
Republic Stl 4 4s 61 98s. 974 98s.
Saguenay Pw 4 4s 66 734 734 7315
St L IMS RAG 4s 33 .. 59s, 594 59s,
StLPAN W 6s48_ 19 19 19
St L Pub Svc 6s 69 .. 65 644 65
St L San Fr 4s 50 ct— 84 84 84
St L-San Fr 4 4s 7* 9s, 94 9s,
St L S F ♦ 4s 78 ct st. 84 84 84
St L S W 1st 4s 89 . 634 63 63
St P Un Dep rf 6s 72 115 115 115
San AAA Pass 4s 43 654 654 654
Scioto VaANE 4s 89. 119 119 119
Seab'd A L ref 4s 59.. 24 24 24
Seabd A L con 6s 46— 4 4 4
Shell Un Oil 2 4*64- 97 97 97
Silesian Am 7s 41_ 35 35 35
Skelly 011 3s 60_ 1004 1004 1004
Socony Vac 8s 64- 1044 1044 1044
So Bell TAT 8s 79 ... 104s. 1044 1044
So Bell TAT *4« 62 108'/* 108V* 1084
Southn Cal G 4 4s 61 109 109 109
So Colo Pwr 6s 47 A.. 105 105 105
So Natl G 44* 61_ 1054 1054 1054
So Pac His 46 _ 624 524 624
So Pae col 4s 49_ 394 394 394
So Pac ref 4s 66_ 674 56s* 664
So Pac 44* 6*_ 40 394 39V,
So Pac 44s 69_ 394 394 394
So Pae 4 4s SI .. ... 394 394 394
So Pac Oreg 44s?7— 464 46 46
So Ry 4s 66 _ 554 55V* 554
So Ry gen 6s 66_ 72 72 72
So Ry 64s 66 764 76 76
So Ry Mem div 6s 96 75 75 75
S W Bell Tel 3 4* 64. Ill 11041104
Stand Oil N J 3s 61 1044 1044 1044
Swift A Co 34s 50 . 1054 1054 1054
Ter RR As StL 4s 63 1094 1094 1094
Tex Corp 3a 69 .. 1054 1054 1054
Tex A Pac 6s 77 B—_ 68 68 68
Tex A Pac 6s 79 C . 68 68 68
TexAPac 1st 6s 2000. 1064 1064 1064
Third AT 1st 6s 37... 99s* 99s* 99s*
Third Avaadl 6s 60 184 184 184
Tide Wat Oil 8 4» 62 1054 1054 1054
Tol St L A W 4S 60 . 624 614 614
Trenton G A H 6s 49. 1224 1224 1224
Un El (Mo) *%s 62 1074 1074 1074
Union Oil (Cal) 3s 69 1024 lr°4 1024
Un Paciflo 3 4a 70_ 974 9.
Un Pacific 3 4a U—. 98 |98 98
7\
High. Low Clew.
Un Pacific 3 4s *0 A. 1024 1024 1024
Un Pacific 1st 4s 47__ 113 113 118
United Drug 6s St... 834 834 884
US Steel l%s 44_ 1004 1004 1004
Utah Par* L6s44.. 1014 1014 1014
Utah L&T 6s 44 1014 1014 1014
Va El ft V 8 4s 68 F .. 1094 1094 1094
Va Iron C ft C 6s 49.. 484 484 484
Wabash 1st 6s 39 ... 394 394 394
Wabash 2d 5s 39_ 134 134 134
Wabash 6s 76 B .. 64 64 64
Wabash Om 34s 41. 74 74 74
Warner Bros 6s 48 . 81 81 81
Westch L gn 3 4s 67 109 109 109
West Aid 1st 4s 62 84 84 84
West N Y&P gn 4s 43 1074 1074 1074
West Union 4 4* 60 . 63 63 63
West Union 6s 61 .. 65 65 66
West Union 6s 60 . 65 65 65
Wheel Steel 4 4s 66 1024 1024 1024
WIs Cent 1st gn 4s 49 234 224 224
W C 1st gen 4s 49ctfs 214 214 214
WIs El Pw 34s 68 .. 1084 1084 1084
Wis Pub Svc 4s 61... 1094 1094 1094
Gold Imports Drop
To $78,684,221,
Lowest Since May
Slump Is Attributed
To Smaller Shipments
From Britain
By the Associated Press.
Gold Imports dropped to $78,684.
221 In the week ended July 31, the
lowest for any week since May.
In the preceding week, shipments
to this country totaled $105,308,975.
The slump was attributable pri
marily to smaller than usual ship
ments from the British Empire. Last
week British shipments included
$41,535,676 from the United King
dom, and $28,983,526 from Canada.
Other large consignments were
$1,882,646 from Brazil, and $3,737,
131 from Colombia.
An indication that the British
have drawn on gold already here
was found in a statement of the
Commerce Department that gold
deposited under earmark by foreign
governments and central banks in
the Federal Reserve System de
clined $17,852,156 to $1,761,251.482.
Silver imports also were some
what under usual amounts, totaling
$990,437. including $249,422 from
Canada, and $491,422 from Mexico.
Gold exports amounted to $500
and silver exports $3,726.
New York Colton
By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Aug. 6—Hedging
and wire house selling were in suffi
cient volume today to satisfy limited
demand for cotton futures.
Reports from Washington indicat
ing a loan announcement might be
expected later in the week, at
around the same rate as prevailed
last year, brought in some local sell
ing. Traders have been expecting
an increase of as much as 34 of a
cent. A gulf storm approaching the
cotton belt also was a factor.
Midafternoon prices ruled 2 to 3
points lower. October, 9.36; Decem
ber. 9.26; May, 8.85.
Futures closed 3 to 5 lower
Open. High. Low. Close
October . _ _ _ 9.37 9.39 9.33 9.34
December_ 9 27 9.29 9.23 9.25
January_ 9 14n
March _ 9.07 9 08 9.04 9 05
May _____ 8.87 8.88 8 84 8.85
July 8 67 8,67 8 64 8 64
Middling, spot, 10.26n. off 5.
n Nominal.
Cottonseed Oil.
Bleachable cottonseed oil futures broke
into .tew low ground today. All deliveries
sold below the 6-cent level under lloulda
tlon. local pressure and an indifferent
demand inspired by easiness in grains and
lard. Final prices were 6 to 8 points
lower. Sales totaled 129 contracts. Sep
tember. 5.77b: Octcber. 5 78b: December,
5.81: January. 5.83b. March. 5.90.
b—Bid
New Orleans Prices.
NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 6 iF —Forecast
of an immediate German attack on the
English apparently was responsible for a
small decline in cotton futures here to
day Closing prices were steady. 1 point
net lower.
Open. High. Low. Cloae.
October _ 9 41 9.41 9.37 9.37b
December _ 9 29 9 29 9.28 9.28b
January _9.17b 9.13b
March _ 9.09 9 09 9.08 9 08b
May _ 8.90 8.90 8.89 8 89
July _ 8.68b_ 8.67b
b—Bid.
Short-Term Securities
(Reported by Smith. Barney A Co.!
Bid. Offer.
Ala Gt 8outh “A” 5s 43._ 109% 110%
Alleghany Corp Cv 5s 44 ._ 83% 85
Am Tel it Tel 5%« 43 _ 106 107
Austin A Northwest 5s 41 _ 91% 98
Central Foundry 6s 41 __ 102%
Sentral of Georgia 5s 42 _ _ 54%
hicago Union Sta 4s 44 _ 105 106
Childs Co 5s 43 __ 40 41
Colo Fuel & Iron 5s 43 _ 103'/, 103%
Conn A Passumnslc 4s 43 _ 90% 92
Cuba North Rys 5%s 42 17 17%
Delaware A Hudson 4s 4.3 48% 50
Fed Light A Traction 6s 42 102 103%
Grand Rap A Ind 4%s 41 _ 103 103%
Inti Hydro-Elec 6s 44 47% 48
Inti Merc Marine 6s 41 57% 62
Laclede Oas Light 5s 42 84 84%
Lake Erie A West 5s 41 _ 90% 93%
Lehi.sh Val Term R» 5s 41 __ 45% 47%
Liggett A Myers 7s 44 123% 124%
N Y Cent A Hudson 4s 42 92 92%
N Y A Lone Branch 4s 41 __ 25 72
Norfolk A Southern 5s 41__ 71 74
Pennsylvania Co 3%s 41_lol
Penn-DIxie Cement 6s 41_100% 101
Penna R R Co 4s 43 _107%
Peoples G L A C 6s 43 112 114
Phila. Balt A Wash 4s 43 109% 109%
Studebaker Corp 6s 45 _ 97
Texas A N Orleans 5s 43 76
Union Oil of Calif 6s 42 _ 109% 109%
Utah Pow A Light 5s 44._ 101 lOl**
Warren Bros 6s 41 __ 33 36
Western N Y A Pa 4s 43 _ 107% 108
Foreign Markets
LONDON. Aug. A (4*1—The securities
market wavered today after an early try
at stability. British government bonds
held a Dart of morning gains but at the
finish were headed downward. Industrial
leaders ended with mixed price changes,
with electrical equipment and department
store shares most favored.
Domestic rails, especially Junior stocks,
weakened and canceled initial advances.
Kaffirs and other minlna shares fluctu
ated within narrow limits. Japanese is
sues made a better showing in view of
the apparent relaxing of tension between
London and Tokio.
Liverpool cotton futures moved up 4
to K points today. Only light buying
orders were sufficient to boost prices, since
selling was confined largely to small
hedging.
— —" ■■■ ■ ■ *
New York Sugar
NEW YORK. Aug. A t/p\.—Liquidation
depressed both world and domestic sugar
futures today. Demand was limited
iargely to short covering
World futures continued to sag and
again established new lows for the life of
the contract. September traded at .83
and December. .88.
Domestic futures met slightly increas
ing hedge pressure. September was 1.73
and January. 1.79.
Raws were steady but quiet and gen
erally offered at 2.70 cents.
Refined locally remained 4.20-35 cents
a pound.
Futures No. 3 closed unchanged to 2
lower. Sales, 11,500 tons.
_ . High. Low. Last.
September _ 1.75 1.73 1.73b
January - 1.80 1.78 1.79b
March _ __ 1.85 1.84 1.83b
No. 4 futures 3 to 4Va lower. Sales,
4.550 tons.
September _ .8S'/4 .80',i .SO'-ib
December _ .90 .85 i* ,85b
March - .94 .90Vi .90b
Chicago Produce
CHICAGO. Aug. 0 (IP).—Poultry live.
44 trucks: hens and Leghorn chickens
easy, balance steady; hens. 5 pounds and
under 14 >4: springs. 4 pounds up. White
Rock. 2014; other prices unchanged.
Potatoes, arrivals. 30: on track. 120:
total U. S. shipments. 232: supplies light;
demand very light: for Western stocks,
all varieties, market slightly stronger: for
Nebraska Cobblers market firm. Idaho
Russet Burbanks. U. S. No. 1, 2.35: Idaho
Bliss Triumphs. D. 8. No. 1. 1.80; Idaho
long whites. U. 8. No. 1. 2.05: Oregon
Bliss Triumphs. U. 8. No. 1, 1.76: Nebraska
Cobblers, good quality, 1.2714-1.45.
London Money Rates
LONDON, Aug. 0 <4>i.—Money, 1 per cent.
Discount rates: Short bills 1 1-32 per
cent; 3-month bills. 1 1-32-1 1-18.
1
Pressure Continues
On Commodity Prices
In Weekly Period
Livestock, Agricultural
Products Show Declines;
Six Remain Unchanged
Special Dispatch to The Star.
AUBURNDALE, Mass., Aug. 6.—
Commodity prices continued under
pressure during the week ended Au
gust 2. The Index of All Commodi
ties, compiled by the McGill Com
modity Service of Aubumdale, Mass.,
declined to 68.7, as against 60.1 a
week earlier and 73.5 at the begin
ning of the year. Weakness during
the last week was the rseult of
lower prices for livestock and agri
cultural commodities. Industrial
commodities generally remained un
changed during the week. Of the
14 commodity groups comprising the
index three advanced and six re
mained unchanged.
The industrial index remained
stable during the week. Advances
in fuels, non-ferrous metals and
paint materials were exactly bal
anced by declines in hides and
leather, fine textiles and vegetable
oils.
The agricultural index declined to
57.7 from 58.7 a week earlier. In
this group lower prices for cotton,
potatoes, wool, sugar and flaxseed
more than offset minor strength
in wheat, corn, oats, barley, rye and
butter.
The livestock index also dropped
off during the week as lower prices
for cattle and lambs offset a small
increase in hog prices.
The index for fuels was slightly
higher. In this group most items
were unchanged, but a small ad
vance was reported in coke prices.
The hides and leather index
dropped off rather sharply, as weak
ness developed in hides, calfskins,
union sole and side upper leather.
The non-ferrous metals index, re
versing its recent trend, worked
somewhat higher during the week.
Strength wras attributable mainly to
an advance in copper prices, al
though tin also advanced during
the week. Declines were noted in
aluminum and quicksilver.
The index for paint materials ad
vanced sharply. Higher prices for
chinawood oil. turpentine and rosin
offset a drop in linseed oil.
The fine textiles index was some
what weaker, due to lower cotton,
silk and wool.
Vegetable oils also dropped off, as
lower prices for coconut, cotton
seed and linseed offset minor
strength in chinawood and olive oil.
Australia Seeking
Caches for Dollars
In an effort to find much-needed
United States credit the Australian
government may authorize the
search of safe deposits for dollar*.
A movement with this end in
view started recently in Sydney
when it was learned that refugees
and other aliens were well sup
plied with dollars.
One refugee offered to sell 75.000
United States dollars, but was holted
by legal restrictions. While it is not
an offense for any one in Australia
possessing dollars to try to sell them,
it is illegal to buy them. Moreover,
it is illegal to take them out of the
country.
Chicago Livestock
CHICAGO. Aug. 6 i/Pv—Hogs moved
steady today with a few spots 8 to 10 cents
lower on medium weights and heavy
Butchers. The top was $6 55 Cattle
were strong to 55 cents higher and lambs
10 to 15 cents higher
Hog receipts totaled 16,000 with 4 000
direct to packers. Best wholesale pork
loins remained at 18 cents a pound.
Fed steers and yearlings were strong to
55 cents higher, heifers, cows and bulls.
10 to 15 cents up. and vealers. 55 cents
higher. Trade was very active on both
local and outside accounts. An unusually
small supply of grass steers shared the
advance on both Stocker and killer ac
counts. An extreme toD of $11.90 was
paid for three loads of long fed steers with
weight.
(United States Department of Agricul
ture Salable hogs. 15.01(0; total. 16.00(1;
uneven: mostly steady with Monday’s av
erage; few spots. 5-io lower on medium
weights and heavy butchers, good and
choice. 190-540 6.55-50 generally: top
6 55: 540-570-pound butchers 6.on.50
load 570-300 oounds 5 65-6 10: 300-330
pounds. 5.5(1-75: smooth packing sows. 360
pounds. 5.15-50: few. 5.60: most 560-450
oound sows. 4.55-5.55: heavier kinds. 4.55
50.
Salable cattle. 0 000: calves. 1 000: an
other active market strong to 25 higher
on fed steers and yearlings- 10-15 up on
red heifers, cows ami bulls: vealers 25
hieher: trade very active on both local
ou*side accounts: practically every
thing well absorbed on early round: un
usually small supplies grass steers here:
these sharing advance on both Stockers nnd
killer accounts: extreme top. 11.90: paid
for three loads long fed st*«rs witb weight:
next highest orice. 11.85. 1.030-pound
yearlings, 11.75; very few fed steers under
10.00: grfissv and short ted offerings. 7.25
9.-5. according to qualitv and condition;
best heifers. 11.00: weightv cutter cows,
to 5.25- medium to aood grass fat native
cows. 7.00: dry fed. R.oo and better:
weightv sausage bulls to 7.15: practical
&p«.700: v«l«rs 25 higher at 9 75
10 25; very few. 10.50
Salable sheep, 4.000: total. 4 500: late
Monday, spring Iflmbs mostly 15-25 high
er: plainer kinds showing less advance:
best Westerns. 9.00: bulk. 8.H0-90: few
down to 8.35: sorted natives. 8.85; small
lots. 8.75 down: throwouts. 0.50 down;
medium to good fed yearlings. 0.75-7.00:
today’s trade, fairly active: spring lambs
and yearlings. 10-15 higher: one deck
bes* Washington springers. 0.10: bulk
Westerns. 8 75. medium to good kind. 8.50
sorted: good to choice native springers.
8.85-9.00: throwouts largelv fl.5o down:
one deck good 90-pound yearlings. 7.50:
better kind hel* higher: small lots fat
native ewes. 2.25 and better: with bulk
supply. 2 00-3 00- one double Western
feeding lamb 7.nn strong weights, West
erns. upward to 8 00.
Dividends Announced
NEW YORK Aug. 6 (Ah.—Prepared by
Fitch Publishing Co.
Initial.
Pe- Stock of P«y
, Rate r(od. record, able.
Ohio Seamless Tube . 50c 8-15 9-3
Surf Inlet Cons
Gold Mines Ltd .015 _ 8-18 9-18
Extra.
Shaeffer W A Pen Co. 25c. _ 8-15 8-28
Std Oil Co of Calif „ 25e 8-18 9-18
Accumulated.
New England Pub Svc
S7 or L pf _87V»e_8-31 9-18
Do S3 or L pf ... 75c _. 8-31 9-18
■educed.
K C Stk Yds of Me . 50e __ 7-26 8-1
■egalar
Barber W H Co_ 25c Q 8-31 9-15
Bloch Bros Tob_37M,c O 8-10 8-15
Do of ... *1.60 Q 9-25 9-30
Boyertown Burial
Casket Co 25c Q 8-22 9-3
Brunswick Balke Col 51 9-5 9-18
Do pf 51.25 Q 9-20 10-1
Coca-Cola Co _ _ 75e 9-12 10-1
Col & Aikman Coro 25c __ f-20 9-3
Gaylord Corn Corp 26c 8-30 9-16
Inti Nickel Co of Can 50c Q 8-31 9-30
Masonite Corp .. 25c Q 8-14 8-26
Matson Navigation 30c Q 8-10 8-15
Moore Drop Fora A 51.50 Q 7-22 8-1
Shaeffer W A Pen Co 50c Q 8-15 8-26
Scars Roebuck ft Co 76c Q 8-15 9-10
Freight Loadings
NEW YORK. Aut. 6 (Ah.—Revenue
frelrht earloadlnts handled on railroads
reporting today for the week ended August
3 Included:
Prev. Year
Aug. 3. Week. Ago.
Erie _ 24.047 24,311 22.78B
Santa Fe_ 23.707 24,736 23,894
Northwestern . 29.308 28.835 28,602
IllinolA Central . 29.104 28,497 27.460
Missouri Paeifle. 20,888 21.168 19.934
New Haven 20,711 20,399 20,046
N. Y. Central and
leased lines . 81.834 80.852 71.250
Southern Paeifle 37.585 36.380 38.218
Southern Railway 38.119 38.040 34.943
8t. Paul_ 27,074 26.305 27,774
i
NEW YORK CURB MARKET
•» imin wire IIthi to The Star.
Stock and BsJee—
Dividend Rate Add 00. Rich. Low Clew.
Aero Sup(B) .26e 5 54 614 614
Alum Co Am (2e) 200* 16114 160 160*.
Am Capital (A).. 1 114 14 114
Am Capital (B)._ 2 4 4 4
Am Cynam B <0. 4 33*4 33 33
Am Export.60* 6 12 1114 12
Am GAE1 pf 4.76 26* 11114 1111* HIV.
Am General 5 3 3 3
Am Hard Rubber 60s 15 15 15
Am LtATrao 1.20 3 1414 1414 1414
Am Republics . 4 6 6 6
Am Superpower. 8 & *4 i
Am Superp’r let. 650* 72 7m 72
Ark Net Uaa<A i 1 214 214 214
Ark PA Lpf <7). 10* 91** 91** 91»«
Ashland OAR .40 2 44* 4** 44
AssoGAE IA)(r) 14 4 4
Atlas Corp war.. 6 14 #
Automat Prod... 2 114 114 1'4
Aviation A Tran* 4 2*4 2*4 2*4
Babcock A W.SO* 10 26 25 26
Baldwin Lo war 2 5*4 5*4 64*
Basic Dot (.26e). 16 5 5
Bath Iron <.26e). 24 14*a 1414 1414
Beech Aircraft... 6 4 4 4
Ball Aircraft .. 6 16V* 16 16
Ball Tel Can <*)_ 10* 964 9614 9614
Bliaa lEBl ... 2 1314 13V* 1314
Bowman-Bilt_ 1 V* V* 14
Brasilian TrLAP 2 3!» 3l» 314
Braaxe Corp .60*. 1 6V* 5V* 614
Brewster Aero 3 9** 94 9**
Brld*p t Machine 1 1** 1** 1*«
Brlt-Am O r* (1) 5 11V* 11 11
Brown PAW.. 1 2*4 2*4 2*4
Brown For Dlst.. 1 114 114 114
Brown Rubber .. 1 m 1*4 1*4
B NAEP ot 1 <0 _ 3 20*. 20V, 201.
B NAEP 1st IS) 60s 99** 99** 99**
Bunker Hill .75e. 1 104 101-4 10'/«
Cable Elec Prod.. S H H
Callite Tung .20.. 1 2 2 2
Can Mhi w 04* 3 14 14 '4
CatUn (Am) ,10e. 2 2*. 24 2*4
Celan pic pf t7a» 75*121 121 121
Cent N V P» pf 6 10* 994 9914 994
Cent Ohio Stl.SOe 1 81a 8!4 814
Cent St E 6% pf 75* 1*. m m
Child* pf .100* 11 11 11
Cities Service .. 5 6*4 64 5*4
Cities Service pf 1 68*4 6814 68V,
Cities Svc P A Lt
pf (6) .15k . 10* 8914 89'4 894
Clav Elec 111 (2a) 60s 38 38 38
Col Fuel A 1 war. 2 414 414 414
Colts Pat F A (2) 60s 78 78 78
Col G A E pf (6) 25* 64 64 64
Columb Oil A Gas 4 1*4 1'4 1*4
Conn Tel A Else. 11 *4 4 4
Consol MAS lie). 60s 21*4 21*4 214
Con* Steel Corp.. 1 6V* 64 51*
Copper Kang* . 100s 314 34 34
Corroon A Reyn 1111
Corr'nARpf 4.50k 30s 654 654 654
Creole Petr 6Ua 1 13 13 13
Crocker-Wheeler 1 34 34 3'4
Crown Cent Petr. 1 24 24 24
Crown Drug 05e 3 14 14 14
Dennis n pr Of 3# 25* 25 25 25
Derby Oil pf(2k) 10* 34 34 34
Diam d Shoe (2) 25* 214 214 214
uismiea Etquors 1 Is, 14 14
Dlvco Twin T..5* 1 64 64 64
Eagle Pich L .10* 1 84 84 84
Eatt’n Gas*Fuel 12 2 2
Eaetn G*F 6 Dt 400* 204 204 20V*
Eaatn Mall Iron. 60s 9 9 9
£leo Bond ft 8b . 18 54 54 54
Eleo B ft 8 pf (6) 1 634 634 634
! Elec B ft S pf <•> 5 72 71 72
Elec PAL 2d pf A 60s 154 154 154
: Emerson Electric 1 34 34 34
' EmpGftFS% pf. 10s 724 724 724
1 Equity Corp 3 ft ft ft
Equity Corp J3pf 325* 204 20 20
• Esquire t.Sui .. l 34 34 34
j Fairchild E ft A 2 44 44 44
I Fanny Farm 1.60 100s 21 21 21
| Fiat rets <.978g). 1 11 11 11
j Fideiio Brew 9 ft ft ft
, Ford (Can IA11).. 1 104 10V* 104
I Gen FireDrf .80* 1 154 154 154
• Gen Out Ad pf (6) 10s 75 75 75
Gen Share pf(6h) 10s 65 65 65
Ga Power pf 16). 25s 964 964 964
Glen Aid C 375e 2 84 84 84
Gorham Mfg(2e) 1 244 244 244
GAAP 1st pf (7) 25a 1274 1274 1274
Grt Nor Pap (le) 150s 444 43 43
Gulf Oil of Pad) 4 29V* 29 29
Hall Lamp (le) . I 84 84 84
Hartford El 2.93. 25s 674 67V* 674
Hecla Min ,20e . 2 44 44 44
Helena Hi AMI) 150s 94 94 94
Heller pf xw 1.75 50* 25 25 25
Heller pf ww 1.75 100* 25 25 25
Hoe( R )* Co A 1 94 94 94
Holophane (.75*) 2 12 12 12
! Hubbell (H) 1.80 50s 164 164 164
| Humble Oil ,75e. 3 63 524 624
j lll-la Power Df . 2 25 25 25
Imp OH Ltd 60a. 2 64 64 64
I Ind Svo 7% pf . 10s 154 154 154
i In* Co N Am 2a 60s 64 64 64
I lnt PaftPwr war 16 34 24 24
! lat Petrolm 1.50 6 104 10 10
' lnt Vitamin (.30) 11 44 44 44
Interst Home.80a 1 84 84 84
1 Inv Royalty (.04) 14 4 V* 4
Iron Fire vtc 1.20 310s 15 15 15
Irvine Air Ch (1) 3 144 144 144
Ital Superpwr A. 14 4 4
J*r CPAL of (8). 20s 984 984 984
Jones ft Lau Stl. 4 224 22 22
Kingston Prod... 1 14 14 14
Koppers of (8) 30* 78V* 784 784
Kreuger Brew 60 6 54 64 54
Lakey Fdrv ft M. 1 34 34 34
Lane-Wells (la). 3 94 94 94
Lehigh Coal ... 2 24 24 24
Lon* Star .40*._ 1 94 94 94
Long Island Ltg 4 ft ft ft
Long (sl Lt pf B 175s 34 334 34
Ludwig-Bau pf _ 100s 22 22 22
Me Will msDredg 3 5 5 5
Massey-Harris 2 2 2 2
M ft M pt pf (2a) 100s 27 27 27
Merr-Chao AS 14 4 4
Merr-Ch ft S pf A 25s 694 694 694
Mesabl Iron _. 1 4 4 4
Mich Bumber_ 1 ft ft ft
Mich Sugar ... 1 4 4 4
Mid West Corp 3 6 6 6
Minn MAS 1.20e 75s 564 564 564
Molybdenum .60* 2 7 64 7
Monarch M 1.5Ue 1 394 394 394
Mount City C 7 24 24 24
Mount Prod (.60) 1 5V« 54 54
Nat Bella Hess .4 ft ft ft
Nat Fuel Gas (1) 3 104 104 104
Nat Oil Prod .50e 1 344 344 344
Nat P ft L pi 16) 125s 904 90 904
Nat Tea pf 25* 7'* 74 74
New Haven Clock 1 44 44 44
NJ Zinc (2e) ... 100s 59 59 59
NT P ft Lt pf (8) 30* 1054 1054 1054
NT ShlpD g fd ah 1 184 184 184
N 7 Transit .25*. 1 54 64 54
Nlag Hudson Pw 5 44 44 44
Nor Am Lt ft Pwr 2 4 tt (4
North'n Sta P (A) 1 94 94 94
Ogden Corp a'tlon 7 34 34 34
Ohio Brass B le. 100s 214 204 21
Ohio OH pf (61 50* 1004 1004 1004
Ohio Pwr pf (6). 40* 1154 115 1154
Ohio PS 1st (6) 50* 1064 1054 1054
Okla Nat Q pf (3) 50s 484 484 484
Pee Gas8%pfl 60 5 334 334 33V*
Pender Gr A 3.60 10s 46 46 46
Pennroad 12 2 2 2
Pa Cent Airlines 3 16 154 16
Pharls T&R 30*. 3 44 44 44
Phi la Co (.45*) _ 1 64 64 64
Phillip* Packing 14 4 4
Phoenix Secur pf 100s 294 29 29
Pttney-Bowes .40 1 64 64 64
Pitta* LE (2*) 190s 614 61 61
Pitta Plate G(2e) 2 82 82 82
Pleasant VW 05# 4 2 2 2
Potrero Sugar 1 ft ft ft
Powdrall ft A .20* 1 34 34 34
Premier Gold 12 4 4 ft 4
Press Matals .60s 17 7 7
Producers Corp 1 ft ft ft
Pb Svo Ind S6 pf 75s 424 414 424
PugSd *5pf 2.50k 25s 81 81 81
Puget Sd P ** pf 300* 23 22 224
Radlo-K-Or wi.. 1 ft ft ft
Republic Avlat’n 1 44 44 44
Roch GAE pf D 6 60s 104 104 104
Root Petroleum 1 14 14 14
Rustless I&S ,20a 3 114 114 114
Ryeraon H - 1 4 4 4
8t Regia Paper . 3 24 24 24
St Regis Pap pf.. 26s 62 62 62
Savoy Oil_ 14 4 4
Segai Lock 8 4 4 4
Sel Ind pr pf (.50 100s 44 44 44
Simmons H ft P 8 6 5 6
Singer Mfg (6) . 30s 105 1044 105
So Penn 011 1.(0 2 324 324 324.
S C Ed pfC 1.275. 1 284 284 284
Stand C ft S (0*. 16 6 6
Stand Invest pf._ 1 84 84 84
Stand Pwr ft Lt.. 29 4 4 4
Stand Prod .75#.. 1 74 74 74
Sterchi Bros.. .. 2 24 24 24
Sterl’g Alum .40* 2 74 74 74
Sterling Brew... 3 14 14 14
Stetson (J B) 25s 34 84 34
Sun Ray D (.80*) 1 94 9V* 94
Sunray 011 05* . 1 14 14 14
TayIor(Ky)Dist 26 14 14 14
Technicolor .60# 8 94 94 .94
Thew Shovel ,50e 50s 174 174 174
Tob ft All Stks le 100s 60 50 50
v
t
■tnck and Sale*—
Dividend Rate Add 00. Rich. Low. Cloee.
ToddShlpyd 1.76* 210s 70 66 70
Trannwest OU 2 2*4 2*4 2*4
Trt Conti war 8 ft ft ft
TubizeChxt A.2e 100s 28*4 28*4 28*4
Udyllta ( 20e) _ 2 44» 4*4 4*4
Unaxcallcd Mff 12 2 2
Unit Alrc t P 10a 4 12’4 12*4 12*4
Unit Cfr Whelan 4 ft ft ft
United Gas .. 7 1*4 1'4 1*4
Unit LAP i B).. 2 ft ft ft
Unit LtftPwr pf 8 28*« 28*4 28*4
Unit Spec ( 50e). 2 644 8*4 6*4
USKoil iB) 2 4*4 4*4 4*4
U 8 Linas pt- 1 2V4 2*4 2*4
U 8 Radiator 10 1 1 1
Unit Wall Paper. 2 1*4 1*4 l*.
UnlvCorpvtc _ 1 4*4 4*4 4*4
Utah Idaho Su*_. 1 1*4 1*4 1*«
Valspar Corp 2 1*4 114 1'4
Van N'orm'n 1.20e 60s 27*» 27*» 27*4
Vultea Aircraft.. 17 7 7
Waco Aircraft .. 2 4 4 4
Wichita Rlv Oil. 1 6*4 6*4 6*4
r In Bankruptcy or receivership or belns
reorganised under the Bankruptcy Act. or
securities assumed by such compsnlee
Rttes of dividends in the forexolnx table
are annual dlaburtemente based on the
last ouartsrly or semi-annual declara
tion Unless otherwise noted, epeclal or
extra dividends are not Included, a Also
extra or extras d Accumulated dividends
paid last year e Declared or paid so
far this year f Payable In etock t Paid
last year h Cash or stock k Accumu
lated dividends paid or declared thla rear
ur Under rule ww with warrants iw
Without warrants war Warrant*
Washington Produce
BUTTER—93 score, tubs. 30*4; 1
pound prints. 31 '/.-pound prints. 31‘/j;
93 score, tubs. 29*4: 1-pound prints, 30.
'4-pound prints, .'loti 91 score, tubs.
29*2, 1-pound prints. 30; '.-pound prints.
30*2: 90 score tubs. 281. 1-pound prints.
383.; '.-pound prints 39'/.; 89 score,
tubs. 28*4; 1-pound prints. 39: '.-pound
prints. 39'/4; 88 score, tubs. 38: l-pound
prints, 38*4: ‘/.-pound prints. 39.
LIVESTOCK—Calves. 8. spring lambs.
8*4. pigs, 130-130 pounds 3.00-3.50;
130-140 pounds. 3.75-3.90: 140-150
pounds 4 00-4 25 150-180 pounds 4.90
5.10; 170-310 pounds. 5 00-5.36; 310
34o pounds 4.00-4 35: 350-300 pounds,
3.75-4.05: sows. 3.00-3 50; calves, 10.25
10.50: lambs. 9.50-9.75. *
EGOS—Market firm. Prices paid Fed
eral-State graded eggs received from grad
ing stations 'August 6): whites. U. S.
extras, large, 25-37; U. S extras mediums
30-2.3: U. S. standards large. 21-23 U. S
standards, mediums. 17-20: U. S trades
14-17. Browns. U. S. extras, large. 24-27;
U. S. extras, mediums. 19-23: U S. stand
ards large. 20-23: U. S standards, me
diums. 1,-19: U. S trades. 14-17. For
nearby ungraded eggs, current receipts,
whites, 16-17; mixed colors. 15-16.
LIVE POULTRY—Market firm. Fowl,
colored, all sixes. 15-16; No. 2s. 11-12:
Leghorn hens. 11-12. Roosters. 8-9.
Chickens. Virginia Rocks, broilers and
fryers, all sizes. 18: No. 2s, 12. Delaware
Rocks and crosses broilers and fryers all
sizes. 17: No. 2s. 11. Leghorn broilers
all sizes. 14. Mixed colored chickens 14-15.
Volume of Commercial
Paper Off $10,000,000
By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, August 6 —The vol
ume of commercial paper outstand
ing at the end of June totaled $224
100.000, according to reports of
dealers to the Federal Reserve Bank
of New York, This compares with
$234,200,000 a month earlier but Is
substantially greater than the $180,
700.000 outstanding a year ago.
The prevailing rate for average
grade prime 4 to 6 months com
mercial paper remained at a range
of *2 to *» per cent during July,
the bank said, with transactions
also being consummated at per
cent in notes of concerns rated as
being among the choicest of com
mercial risks.
Income of American
Business Credit Up
Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK. August 6.—American
Business Credit Corp. reports net
income of $300,648 for the fiscal
year ended June 30, 1940, as com
! pared with a net income of $129,882
; for the previous fiscal year.
Gross cumulative volume of busi
ness written during the year ended
June 30, 1940 (including reserves),
amounted to $58,876,552, compared
with $21,087,869 for the previous
fiscal year. Capital and surplus at
June 30. 1940, totaled $4,065,146,
compared with $2,623,017 at the be
ginning of the fiscal year.
New York Bank Stocks
Rise Moderately in July
NEW YORK. Aug. 6 (Special).—
New York City bank stocks rose
moderately during July, in further
extension of their recovery from 1940
lows, Hoit, Rose & Troster report.
Weighted average of 17 leading
issues opened July 1 at month's low
of 42.78 and reached month's high of
45.38 on July 16. At this point, the
average was 21 per cent above 1940
low of 37.53 on May 21.
Close July 31 was steady at 44.81.
thus netting a 4‘2 per cent gain for
the month.
Richmond Terminal Acts
To Refund 5% Bonds
The Richmond Terminal Railway
Co. applied to the Interstate Com
merce Commission today for author
ity to issue and sell $3,150,000 of 3s,
per cent first mortgage bonds in
connection with the redemption of
$3,233,000 of outstanding 5 per cent
bonds.
Subject to I. C. C. approval, the
company has sold the new bonds to
Morgan Stanley & Co., Inc., and
Kuhn, Loeb & Co. at 104 per cent of
par plus interest from September 1,
1940. to the date of delivery.
The company proposes to call the
outstanding 5 per cent bonds at par
on January 1, 1941.
Manufacturing Orders
Up 11 Per Cent in June
Edward J. Noble, Undersecretary
of Commerce, announces a survey
showing that manufacturers of va
rious lines booked 11 per cent more
orders in June than in May.
June orders, he said, were twice
as much as in February and about
60 per cent more than in June, 1939.
The rise, he added, accounted for a
7 per cent increase in the volume
of unfilled orders.
Castings Output Gains
Production of commercial steel
castings, the Census Bureau says,
increased to 358.787 short tons in
the first half of 1940, compared with
236,378 short tons in the first six
months of 1939.
New York Rubber
NEW YORK. Aug 8 ifPi.—Crude rubber
future* closed 8 higher to 2 lower. Sales,
No. l standard, 24 contracts.
_ , . High. Low. Last.
SeDtember ... .... 19.70 lp.rn 19.86b
December _ 19.29 19.25 19 28
MaJch, .. J 19,00 18.98n
Smoked ribbed, spot, 19.87n.
b Bid. n Nominal.
Federal Land Banks
NEW YORK, Aug. 6 C/P).—Federal Land
Bank bonds:
4s July, 1948-44_110% 111
3%8 May. 1955-45_106% 106%
3s July. 1955-45_105% 105%
3s Jan.. 1956-46_105% 106%
3s May. 1956-46_105% 106%
Mount Parnassus in Greece was
the legendary home of Apollo.
Tobacco Markets \
Open This Week
On Dark Outlook ;'
Near-Record Supply and \
Poor Export Prospects
Face Auctions This Year
By the Associated Press.
First American tobacco markets
of the season open this week with
prospects clouded by a poor export
outlook and a near-record supply.
Auctioneers will start their sales
chants Thursday at markets in
Georgia and Florida, the Southern
border of the flue-cured belt.
Concerned over a sharp drop in
exports last season as a result of
the European war. Agriculture De
partment officials awaited the open
ings to see what kind of pi ices buy
ers would offer for the new crop.
The price offers, they said, may
have an important bearing upon
proposed Government loans to pro
ducers on surpluses.
The Agriculture Department said
the new marketing season for flue
cured tobacco would open with a
supply of more than 2,000,000 pounds
on hand, or about the same as the
record of the last season. Crop con
ditions on July 1 indicated a flue
cured crop of 677.000,000 pounds.
This is about 480,000,000 pounds less
than the record 1939 crop, but the
decrease in current production was
almost offset by an estimated in
crease of about 465,000,000 pounds
in the surplus from past crops.
American stocks of flue-cured to
bacco on July 1 were officially esti
mated at 1,410.000,000 pounds. Of
this amount, 161.881)000 pounds were
being held by the Commodity Credit
Corp. for the option of British man
ufacturers. Whether the options
will be taken up is not known.
The principal cause of the in
crease in domestic stocks, officials
said, was a sharp decrease in Brit
ish purchases. Exports to the United
Kingdom during the last season to
taled only 97,000,000 pounds, com
pared with normal exports of ap
proximately 200,000,000 pounds. The
British imposed a virtual embargo
on the product in a move to con
serve buying power in this country
for war materials.
All exports of flue-cured tobacco
totaled 252.000.000 pounds, compared
with 362,000,000 in the previous sea
son.
"No immediate improvement in
the export situation as a whole is
likely,” the department said.
The department hopes, however. •
that British purchases will be larger
this season. It said that the United
Kingdom, in order to maintain nor
mal consumption, would require at
least 140.000,000 pounds annually of
flue-cured tobacco from the United
States.
_
Two Mail Order Houses
Report Heavy Sales Gains
By the Associated Press.
I CHICAGO, Aug. 6.—Sears, Roe
I buck & Co, today reported sales
| for the month of July totaled
$51,351,896, as compared with $43 -
941,139 for the same month a year
; ago, an increase of $7,410,757, or 16.9
per cent.
I Sales for the six months period
from February through July amount
ed to $328,749,926. as compared with
$296,226,587 for the corresponding
: 1939 period, an increase of $32,523.
339, or 11 per cent.
Montgomery Ward & Co. reported
that July sales were $37,212,720, as
; compared with $33,451308 for the
same month a year ago, an Increase
of $3,761,212, or 11.24 per cent.
Sales for the six months from
February through July were $241,
450.081. as compared with $219,365.
339 for the corresponding 1939
period, an increase of $22,084,742, or
10.07 per cent.
Curb Bonds
DOMESTIC. High Low. Close.
Ala Power os 56 _1044 1044 1044
Am P A L 6s 2016 1024 1024 1024
Appalach E P 4s 63... 1084 1084 108s*
Ark P A L 5s 56 _ 1064 1064 106V*
As El Ind 4 4s 53_ 494 494 494
As G A E 44s 49 ... 15 15 15
As G A E 5s 50_ 154 144 144
As G A F 5s 68 _ 15V* 144 144
Bald Loco 6s 50 _1154 115 115
Bell Tel C 5s 51 B ... 994 994 994
Beth Steel Hs 98 _ I5n 149V, 1494
Bi m El 44s 68 ... 99 984 99
Birming Qas 5s 59_ 994 09 994
Can Nor Pwr 5s 53_ 754 75 4 754
Cent St El 54s 54 ... 334 324 324
Cen St PAL 54s 53 .. 75 4 75 4 754
Chi Rys 5s 27 cod ... 47 454 454
Cities Svc 5s 5o _ 784 78 78V*
Cities Svc 5s 58 77 77 77
Cit S PAL 54s 52_ Su 854 854
Cit S PAL 54s 49_ 874 87 87
Comnty PAL 5s 57.. 984 974 974
Cons GELAP 3s 69 . 107 107 107
Cons G Util 6s 43 st... 9ft 89 894
Cont G A E 5s 58 A _ 92 91 4 91 4
East G A F 4s 56 A _ 79 4 79 4 794
El Pw A Lt 5s 2030 .. 834 S3’, 834
Emp Dis El 5s 52 _ 104’, 104’, 1044
Florida PAL 5s 54 ... 104V* 1034 104
Gatineau P 34s 69 . _ 66 65’, 66
Gary EAG 5s 44 st .1004 1004 1004
Gen Pub Ut 64s 56 _ 984 98 4 98 V*
Gen W WAE 5s 43 A __ 100 4 1004 1004
Georgia Pw 5s 67 ... 1064 1064 1064
Glen Aiden Cl 4s Bo... 72 4 72 4 724
Grn Moun P 34s 63... 1044 104V, 104'*
Houston G 64s 43 ... 109'* 109', 109',
Di Pw A Lt 54s 57. ._ 98 974 974
111 Pw A L 54s 54 B _ 1054 106’, 1054
111 Pw A L 5s 56 C .. 1044 104’, 1044
Indiana Svc 5s 50 A_ 74 4 74', 74V,
Indianan Gas 5s 52 __ 90 894 894
Inti Pw Sec 7s 52 F 25 24 4 24 4
Interst Pw 5s 57_ 62 614 614
Interst Pw 6s 62 _ ... 38’, 384 38-4
Ital Su Pw 6s 63 A .. 37 37 37
L 8 Dist P 34s 66 A 107 107 107
Lone Is Lt Hs 45 104’, 104 4 104 4
La Pw A Lt 5s 57_106’, 106’, 1064
Mil GAE 44s 67 _1034 1034 1034
Minn PAL 44s 78_ 103 103 103
Miss Pow 5s 55 _ 1044 1044 1044
Nass A Su L 5s 45 ... 1004 1004 1004
Nat P A L Hs 2026 A. . 1124 1124 1124
Nat P A L 5s 2030 B _ 106’,, 1064 1064
Nevad Cal El 5s 56 ... 73 72 73
New E GAE 5s 47_ 66 654 654 *
New E GAE 5s 5ft..„ 64’, 644 64 4
New E Pw 54s 54 . . 100 994 100
New Or PS 6s 49 A___ 1024 1024 1024
NY PaAOhio 4 4s 50... 95 4 95 4 954
Nor A LAP 54s 56 . 1014 1014 1014
Northw P S 5s 57 A___ 1054 1064 1054
Ohio Power 3‘,s 68. . 108 101’, 108
Ohio Pub Svc 4s 62... 1074 1074 1074
Psc G A E Hs 41 B .... 1064 1084 1064
Pac P A L 5s 55 934 93 934 •
Penn C LAP 44s 77... 1034 103 1034
Penn Elec 5s 82 H... 1074 1074 1074
Penn P Svc 6s 47 C_ 1074 107 107
Peon GLAC 4s 61 D.._ 994 984 984
Peop GLAC 4s 81 3... 974 97V, 974
Phila Rap T 6s 62_101 101 101
Pitts Steel Hs 48 _102V* 102V* 1024
Portld GAC 5s 40_ 82V, 82 4 824'
Port GAC 5s 40 cfs ... 90 00 90
Potomac E 44s 61 F ._ 1084 1084 1084
Potomac E 5s 56 E... 10841084 1084
Pub S Okie 4s 86 A_1064 1064 106V,
Pug 8d PAL 54s 49... 994 994 994
Pug S PAL 5s 50 C—. 964 964 964
Pu S PAL 44s 60 D... 94 93V* 93V*
Sife H Wa 4 4s 79 ... 1064 1064 1064
Shw WAP 44s 67 A... 73V, 73V, 734
Shw WAP 44s 70 D... 734 73«» 734
8 E PAL 6s 2025 A . 1124 1124 1124
80 Co Gs Cal 44s 68 . 1054 1054 1064
Sou Ind Ry 4s 51 ... 434 43V, 434
Souw PAL 6s 2022 A... 101 101 101
Souw Pb Svc 6s 45 A . 1054 1064 1054 .
Std GAE Hs 48 st ... 70 70 70
Std GasAEl 6s 61 A... 704 694 894
Std Gas A El 6s 57... 694 694 694
Std GasAEl 6s 68 B_._ 704 89V, 69V,
Stand PwALt 8s 57... 70 694 694
Texas Elec 5s 60_ 1064 108 106
Tex Pw A L 5s 56 _ 1064 106 106
Unit LtAPw Hs 75 _ 86% 884 864
Unit LAR D 54s 52_ 914 904 914
Utah PAL 6s 2022 A... 96 4 964 984
Va Pub Ser Hs 46 ... 994 99V, 994
Va Pub S 54s 46 A... 103V, 103 1034
Va Pub Ser 5s 50 B_._ 1024 1024 1024
Wald Ast Hot 5s 54 4 4 4
West News U 6s 44_ 51V, 51 514
West Pa 5s 2030_ 1064 1064 1064
Wis PAL 5s 66_ 107 107 107
FOREIGN—
Cauca Val 7s 48 __ 9‘/« 9V* 94
Guant A W 8, 58 A_ 42 42 42
Lima City 64s 68_ 64 84 64
Parana Brag *1 58_ 134 13V, 134
Rio de Jan 64» 59 ... 84 6*. 64
Stii (Hi 4s 4ft 2d it 364 384 364
Terni-Soc 84s 53 A 26 254 254
ww—With warrants, iw—Without war
rants. n—New. st fstpl—Stamped
(Negotiability impaired by maturity.

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