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C.&P. Telephone Co.i
Reports May income
Ahead of Year Ago
By Edward C. Stone
Net income of the Chesapeake &
Potomac Telephone Co. in May to
taled $277,535. before interest andj
dividends, against $251,864 a yearj
ago. an increase of $25,671, the re-1
port filed today with the Public
Utilities Commission revealed.
Net income in the first five i
months of the year amounted to1
$1,251,790, compared with $1,265,031
in the like 1945 period, a decrease!
of $13,241, the figure being before j
Interest and dividends.
Revenues in May showed an in
crease of $91,195 over May of last
year, while expenses increased by
$272,842. Operating taxes for May
totaled $276,738 against a much
higher total of $478,870 a vear ago.
Insurance in Sharp Rise.
Life insurance owned by Amer
ican families reached an estimated
S163,060,000,000 in the first half year
and an increase of $8,000,000,000 ;
since January, the Institute of Life ,
Insurance reported today.
The present total of life insur- [
a nee protection represents an in
crease of almost $40,000,000,000 in
the amount owned before the war,
Holgar J Johnson, institute presi-i
dent, said.
Purchases of new life insurance!
so far this year are nearly half!
again as large as in the first half
of 1945, Mr. Johnson said in a re
port from New York headquarters.
Three D. C. Bankers Retire.
Two Washington banks have lost
the daily service of three very ca
pable bankers, who have just retired.
George O. Vass, vice president of
the Riggs National, carried out his
plan to retire at the end of June,
and F. G. Burroughs, an assistant
vice president at Riggs, also retired.
Both these men had brilliant records, i
Mr. Vass will keep in close touch j
with the bank, as he remains on the j
Board of Directors.
E. C. Graham, chairman of the
'board of the Hamilton National, i
who has played a remarkable part {
in that bank s organization and j
growth, will remain on the board, j
but is giving up active banking and I
wide responsibility.
Bank System Starts 15th Year.
The Federal Home Loan Bank'
System is starting on its 15th year '
with resources of more than $9,000,-;
000.00C, Gov. Harold Lee stated to
day. This is an tncerase of $1,500,-;,
000.000 during the past year. The i
system now embraces 3,658 savings;'
and loan associations, 25 mutual !
savings banks and 14 insurance,!
companies.
The Citizens' Bank of Riverdale.ji
which opened a branch office in |1
Bladensburg today, has assets of :
$5,000,000. Alfred H. Smith is pres
ident and Max Vollberg. chairman 1
of the board. J. S. Caldwell and ■
G. P. Bickford are vice presidents: :
J B Watersm, jr., cashier, and York
Hollingsworth, assistant cashier.
J. P. Johnson, general manager
of the Terminal Refrigerating &
Warehousing Corp., entertained a
large number of patrons at a bar
beque at his home in Brentwood,
Md., Saturday afternoon. There
was no beef shortage.
Wickliffe Shreve, for 11 years with
Lehman Bros., has become a part
ner in Hayden. Stone & Co. A
natice of Mississippi, he attended
George Washington University.
Business Briefs
Steel Mill Operations for tne cur
rent week were scheduled at 87.2
per cent of capacity, indicating 1
production of 1,536.800 tons—Ameri-j
can Iron & Steel Institute. Figures
last week were the same; a month!
ago, 55.2 per cent and 972,800 tons; !
a year ago, 88.1 per cent and 1,-1
613,700.
A Few Chiselers will try to make I
the most of the end of controls, but j
' here will be no general skyrocket- j
ing of commodity costs, predicted j
President Emil Schram of the New i
York Stock Exchange. Competition [
will take care of the situation, he j
said.
New Securities Marketed Today
included: 149,121 shares of Willys-j
Overland Motors $4.50 cumulative
convertible preferred stock at 100; j
75.767 shares of General Cable Corp
4'c cumulative first preferred stock
and the same number of second pre
ferred shares at 100 and 50, respec-.
lively; $5,000,000 of V", emergency!
housing bonds of the New York
City Housing authority, due 1948 to
1952.
Portsmouth Steel Corp. took over
the Wheeling Steel Corp. plant at
Portsmouth. Ohio, upon payment of
•'12,000,000 by Cyrus Eaton and as
sociates to Wheeling Steel.
Commonwealth Aviation Corp.
legistered with the SEC 150.000
•hares of 4!i'„ cumulative conver
tible preferred stock and 300,000
common shares for public offering
at 12 and 7, respectively.
International Paper Co. register
ed 27,500 common shares to be dis
tributed in acquisition of Scharff
Noken. Inc., of St. Louis.
Yonkers Electric Light A Power
Co. registered $9,000,000 of deben
tures, due 1976. for sale at competi
t ive bidding to finance redemption'
of 3'tfl- debentures at 102.
United Shoe Machinery Corp ;
earned $7,589,991 or $3.12 a share in
12 months ended February 20 vs. $7,
603.536 or $3.13 in the previous year.,
Spicer Mfg. Corp. profit for nine
months ended Mav 31 was $4,756 vs.
$1,910,659 in the same period a year
ago.
Sterling, Inc,, net for five months
ended May 31 was $480,721 or 86
cents vs. $93,735 or 26 cents in the
same 1945 period.
Wayne Pump Co. earned $297,396
or $1.03 in six months ended May 31
vs. $223,423 or 77 cents a year ago.
Jewel Tea Co. sales for four weeks
ended June 15 totaled $5,992,224. a
lump of 35.7% from a year ago; for
24 weeks ended the same date, $34,
815,059, an increase of 27.6%.
Group Securities. Inc., reported
net assets on May 31 totaled $117,
038.152, a gain of 41% in six months
and 85% in 11 months.
Cleveland Trust Co. increased sur
plus to $15,000,000 and total capital
funds to more than $51,000,000 by
transfer of $1,200,000 from unusued
reserves.
R. Hoe 4 Co. directors rejected a
reorganization plan proposed by T.
C. McCune, a board member.
Radio Corp. has opened a plant
at Chicago for the manufacture of
auto radios.
A. O. Smith Corp. expects to pro
duce more than 250,000 gas and
electric water heaters a year in a
plant being constructed at Kanka
kee, 111.
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp. has
licensed Darwins, Ltd., large Brit
ish producer, for the manufacture of
high temperature alloys.
Westinghouse Electric Corp. raised
prices of incandescent lamps of
60 w'atts or less 1 cent each.
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
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20%+ 3*
373*+ 3/b
12V* + %
105% - %
30% + 3/0
40
56% - %
121 + 3*
29% - %
353* - %
5%
1243*
363* _ %
9% + %
33%
106% -1
19% + %
53%
34%- 3*
24S/e+ 1*
113% +1%
18% — %
49%+ %
15 + %
553*
18 + 3*
47 +1%
23 +
26 - %
193* - %
645/0 - I*
205 +2%
21% - %
37% - %
11% + %
55/b + %
48 +
30
52
35
132
%
+ 1%
4- %
+ 3*
52%+ »/,
115 -!• %
253*+ M
58% +2M
18 - *
140
74%
73*+ M
20% + M
DAVEGA ST.80c
Davison Chem 1
Dayton Rub.40e
Deere & Co 1 VVg
Del & Hudson 4
Del Lack & Wn
Det Edison 1.20
Diam Match 1 %
Diam Mch pf l %
Diam T Mot 1 a
Din Cp-Sgrra
1
20
6
11
1
17
7
4
1
7
120
29
29%
32%
55
453*
12%
273*
44%
483*
29%
24%
283*
27%
32
541*
453*
12
273*
44
483*
283*
233*
29 +2
27% - %
32
543*+ %
453*- %
12 - %
273*
44% +1
483* + 3*
283* + %
24%+ %
Sales
Stock and Add
Dividend Rate. 00
Dixie Cup Ue
Doehler-Jarvs 1
Dome Min hi.20
Douglas Aire 5e
Dow Chemical 3
Dresser Indust
Dunhill Internaf
Du Pont 3e
Du Pont pt IV2
'Duq Light pf 5
DWG Cigar 20 e
High
50V%
3614
24*/%
86V4
182
26^
33»/%
216>/%
1311/4
114?%
18
Net
Low. Close, chge.
50 +1
36»/4 +11/4
24i/% + s.fe
86 - Vi
180 - 3/4
26 4
33V% -
212i/% 21334
131 131
1141/% 11^ + 7%
18 18
50
35%
24V.
86
180
26
33i/%
V4
Vi
-lVi
EAGLE-PIC.40e
East Air Lines1/*
EastmanKdk da
'East.mn K pf 6
Eaton Manufg 3
Ed is Bro Strs 1
fEdis Br pf 4'4
Ekco Prod GOe
Elastic Stop Nut
El Auto-Lite 3..
El Boat la
Ei & M Ind .08e
El Power & Lt
El PAL 56 pf 3k
El P&L$7Df3V2k
El Paso NO 2 40
Emerson El M _
Emrsn R<kP.GOa
Engineer Pub S
'Eng P S 55 Df 6
'Eng P S pf 6
Sauit Office B •
8 277% 27V% 27*,%
26 27»/4 261/% 26i/%
5 240 240 240
90 203 200»/% 20v*
3 62 62 62
* 373/4 36V% 373/4
90 1081% 108i/% 108i/%
3 461/a 46 46
10 121/% 12*4 123/b
7 71 70>/4 70i/%
3 34?% 341/4 34i,i
4 5*/e 5*/% 5*e
51 28i/% 271/4 271/4
4 161 1591/% 160
2 176»/% 176Vb 176i/%
4 61 60 60
23 2 3 223/g 223/%
11 34 32*/e 331.4
10 37i/% 36 36V4
1 106 106 106
30 110 110 110
347 27* 23/, 25/fe
Erie R R 1 . 32 18 17 17
Erie R R pf A 5 1 78* i 78»/i 78»4
Eureka Wms Vie 10 18»,4 17?% 177%
EvansProdurf »% 1 30V% 30V% 30»/%
Evershrp 1 .20a. 14 501.4 49*4 50
Ex-Oell-O 2 60 5 59*4 5Q*A 58»4
Exeh-Buffet.60 2 10V% 10i/% 10*4
+ 34
- V%
4 4 Vi
+3
4- »4
41«%
+ 1»4
4 *%
»-13/%
+ 1
- 1/4
4 Vs
- ’4
41
41
- s/e
4 V%
- 1/4
Vi
34
34
3/%
34
Vi
»/%
i/%
*4
- V
FAIRBANKS la 1
Fajardo Sug Vie 5
Farnsworth 19
'Fed Lt&Tr of 8 AO :
Fed Mnr&Sm 3 1
Fed Mot Tr 40a 7
Federal DS 1 Vac 14
'Fed D S Of «‘/4- l:
Ferro Enamel 1 - 5
Fid Phoenx F 7a 4
Firestone T 1 Vie 14
First Nat Strata 3
FirttuCarpt ,30e 20
Flint*ote 30e 42
Florence Stove 2 1
Florida Pw ,40e 26
Flcrsheim n.40e. 2
Pollansbeo S»i 5
'Follansbee 8 Df 180 :
Food Fair St 40 21
Food Mach ,80e. 1
Foster Whir la 8
Francisco Shear 1
FreenortSul 2‘A 6
Froedt G At M Vi 5
FruehaufTra tie 18
tFruehauf T nf4l70
GABRIEL ,70e 3 1414,
Gair Robert-30* 36 11
GalrRpfl.20 . 4 2004
Galvin Mfg .30. 5 l9'/«
lardner-Den 1 3 25
Gar Wcrod Ind _ 26 14'«
Gar Wood pf2Vi 7 60
Gaylord Cont, 1. 18 21J/»
3enAmInv3.0fig 39. 2lJ/«
Gen A Trns 2>/i. * 6674
Gen Bakin* .80. 28 13V4
tGen Bkg pf 8 ._ 1 196 1
Gen Bronze.80. 3 24
Gen Cable_ 15 12’%
Gen Cable A 6 5014
tGen Cbl pf3Vik 230 164 1
Gen cigar la 1 36>A
Gen Cigar pf 7 30 17514 1
Gen Elec 1.60 83 48'«
Gen Poodsl.OOa 23 53
Jen Mills t V4 8 4574
Gen Mills pf3Vi 1 liS>4 1
Gen Motor l’ie 118 73V4
3en Motor pf 6 _ 1130 1
Gen Out Avt Vie 11 26
Gen Precision 1. 4 31^
Gen Public Svc. 27 6
Gen Public Ctll 24 2174
GenRySign 1 Vie 1 43
tGen Ry Sig pf6 50 146 1
Gen RealtyAtDt 52 9
GenRefract ,40e 7 35
Gen Shoe 60e _ 2 40Ve
Gen Telohnl.fiO 10 46
Gen Time In la 5 39
Gen Tire & R 1 17 56
tGen T&R pf4%240 109
Gillette Saf R 2. 12 39Va
Gimbel Br StOe 40 61V»
Glidden Co 1.60 11 57V,
Goebel Brew 20 22 7V»
fGold Stk Tel 8 . 10 13374 :
Goodall San 1 Vi 6 44
GoodrlchBFl'ae 20 78V4
><4
%|
V* !
19
Goodrich pi 5 _
Goodyear 1 Vie..
Goodyear pf 6 .
Goth Hosiery 1 . 2
Graham-PslKe 178
Granby Cons M 11
GrandUnion.70e 1
Granite Citv Stl fc
Grant (WT).t3«5e l
Gt No I O ctl Vag *
Gt Nor Ry pf 3 9
Gt Wst Sub 1 20 12
*Gt Ws Su* pf 7
Green H L 3a
Greyhound 1.40
Gruman AlrlVie 13
Guantanamos* 10
Gulf Oil la.__ 18
80 174
4 90
18 485,
HACKENSK1 14 1
tHanna of 4V« _ 10
Harb-Walker 1 10
HartSh&M 1.60 x *
Hareslndust M,a 6
Haves Manufa 19
tHasel-Atias 6a 3«0
Hecht Co 1 60 2
Hercules Mot 1 5
Hercules Pdr V»e 6
tHershChcvpI4a JO
Hewitt Robins 1 5
Holland Furn . 7
Homestake 60e 7
Foud-Hersney 13
HouseholdFl 60 2
HoustL&P 3.60, 3
Houston 011 30
Howe Sound.ROe 2
Hudson Mot 40 51
Hunt Foods _ 15
Hupp Corp 63
IDAHO PR 160 7
111 Central _ 23
111 Terminal RR 12
Indpls P-L 1.5(1 i 7
Industrl El Mea 6
Indust Ray l1/% 11
Inaersol-Rand 6 1
Inland Stl.4Pe 33
Insnir Copper 1 31
Insuran ctf.20a 2
Insurash Ctt its 26
Interchmcl 1.60 3
Intercn Rub.36a 5
Interlake Ir'ia 72
Int Harvs 2.60a 15
tint Harvs pf 7 250
Int Hydro El A 10
Int Mln&Chm 1 24
Int Min & Ch rt 186
Int Nickel 1.60 52
Int Paper 2 __ 67
Int Paper pf 5 . 11
Int Ry Cent Am 2
tint RCA pf.l’.ik 160
Int Shoe 1.80.3
Int Silver 6e_ 1
Int Tel At Tel_ . 77
Int T&T forn ct 13
Interst D 8 1 40 2
Intertype 1 _ 4
TACOP,S 20a _ 10
Jewel Tea 70e 2
Johns-Man 1 >/2e 2
Jones At L Stl 2 119
ipv Manilla Rn« e
39 39 + V.
108 108 - V4 j
321/ii 32iJ,+ V,
55‘4 56 +2 i
16t* 17H + ta
I214 12ti+ 14;
1731/4 17314 -I1/4!
421/4 421/4 + ‘,-4 1
32 32 +14
65‘4 67 +114
143 143 + 1/4
321/4 33 +1
341/i, 3*1/4 _ 14
471.4 4714+ 14
231.4 2314 + >4
3414 3434 + 1/4
911/4 9114+ 14
2434 2514 + 3*
4814 4814 + >4
20 29 - 14
45 45
9 >4 9’4 + *4
41>4 4114+ 14
38*4 38'4 -1
11V. ny. - 14
32 32 - 14
163/. 17 +14
4 814 49 +3/4
146 146 + 14
4114 4114
2114 2114+ y,
8‘4 8‘/. - 14
J/« 74+ I4
533/4 54
9*4 9>4 + 1/4
171/4 17‘4 + >4
98 98 + 14
196 1961* + 14
13 1314
36 36 —
Vs * - *
39 39 + *
471* 47* + 1*
119 119 + *
?4* 75 + *
124 124 - l/4
*7'/* 48 + 1*
216 216 + 10
22Vb 225/8- V8
22* 22V*- */e
41* 42 + 2*
34 34 + *
18 is - 1/4
52 52* + i/i
150 150 -1
59V4* 50* - *
32* 32*+ *
39
108 }
32*
56*
17*
12*
175 J
42*
32*
67
143 :
33V*
35*
473*
2 4 *
34*
92*
25*
481/2
30*
46*
10*
4 2*
40*
11*
33
17*
491/2
146
4 2*
21*
8*
V*
54
9*
3 8' 4
99
1963/4
13*
373,4
1
393,4
48Vs
120
25
' 125
48
216
233/8
2 3 V4
42
34
18*
52*
150
523/e
33*
KCP&L 1st B 6
Kan City South
Kayser (J) .40e
Kennecott C le
Kimb-Clarkl ’^a
Kinney G rt Co
KopDers Col 60
Kresge S S 70e
Kress <SH> 2 a
Kroger Co 2
1 118*2 110*4 navi
5 37*4 37 37 + %
11 7134 21 21% + %
54 58% 57*4 57*4+1
2 67*4 67*4 67*4
26
43
1 26
12 44
42
57
58
26 +2
+ *4
41*4 4134
5634 563/4 +1
37 +1
57
LACLEDE G 20e
Lambert Co 2
Lane Bryant 1 a
LeeRub&Tire 2a
Lehigh c & n i
Leh Port C 1*4
Leh Valley Coal
Leh V Coal lpf3
Leh Valley R R 5
Lehman C 6.05e 9
Lehn & F 1.40 . 3
Lerner Strs 1 % 7
Lib-O-F Glass 1 7
Lib McN&L 60e 85
Life Savers %e 1
Ligg & Myer 3a.
Liggett&M B3a
Lima Locom 2a_
Link-Belt 2 __
Lion Oil 1.40 .
Liauid Carbonic
Lockheed Aire 2
Loew's Inc 1
Lone Star C 3*4
Long-Bell L.12k
Lorillard P 1
^Lorillard pf 7
9
11
2
18
6
21
17
5
17
12
160
LouJSVll&N 3 r.2 7
Lowenstein & S 12
+Lowenstn pf414170
Lukens Steel 10
8
60
53*4
70*4
3 4%
52%
4%
30*4
133/4
5634
30 V.
39*4
66
14
33*4
98
97
72
62
4334
38
33
36*/i
87
32*4
27*4
192
68*4
3734
106*4
26
7%
58*4
52*4
68
14*4
52
454
30
13*4
56*4
30*4
38*4
65*4
13*4
33*4
97
96
70*4
61*4
42*4
36*4
32*4
35*4
85*4
31%
26*4
1913/4
67*4
3634
106
25
7*4
58*4 -1*4
5 2*/, +1
68 -1
14*4+ *4
52 +1
4% + %
30 + 14
13*4 - *4
56*4 +1*4
30*4 + *4
38y®+ V.
65*4 + *4
1334 + *4
33*4+ *4
97
96*4 +1
71 +1*4
62 + 34
*3 + */4
36*4 -1*4
35% - *4
35% - 14
85*4- 34
31%+ %
27*4 +1*4
191% + 14
68 V. +1%
36V. + V.
106*4
25
MAND&F 1.43*
Mack Trucks le
Macy(RH) 1.60a
Macy RH pf 4%
Magma Copr *4.
Vfanatl Sutr *4*
Manhatn Shr la
Maracaibo 07a
Marine Mid .30
Mark St Ry pr
4
11
2
7
7
4
12
11
220
Marshall Fid 2a.
Martin Glenn 3.
Martln-Pari .60
Masonite 1
Mathleson Aik 1
May Dept Strs 2
Maytag c*
McCrorv Strs la
Mclntyr *i2.22a
McKess&R 1 80
McLellan Strs 1.
*McLellan Df 6
McQuay-Norrisl
Mead Corp 4(»e
Melville Shoe 2.
Meneel Co 40a
>MengeI 6 of 2% 140
40*4
70*4
58
110*4
29
14%
44
6*4
9*4
15%
51
40%
78*4
67
35*4
59%
16*4
38
62*4
52*4
30%
119
35 V.
25*4
58
33*4
99
40*4
70
56*4
110*4
283/.
1434
43
63%
9*4
15*4
4934
40*4
28
66
35*4
58*4
15*4
36*4
61
51*4
29*4
119
35
25
56%
3734
95
40%
70 +1
56*4 -4- *4
110*4+ *4
283/. +1
143/. + 5/4
43 + 34
634 + *4
15V4 - 1/4
“S'/i + %
40'/*+ V,
28V4+ M
66 + i/4
351/4- 1+
585/*+ j/4
16 + '/%
38 +11/4
61 - %
511/4
291/4
119 +1
35
25 + 1/4
56*4 -11/4
32>A + »/b
95 -S
Sr.les—
Stock and Add
Dividend Rate. 00 High.
Mercant Strs 1 _
Merck & Co 1
Merck&Co pf3%
Vlesta Men x’1/*
*Met Ed pi 3.00
Miami Cod */4e
Mid-ContPet Vie
Midland Stl P 2
♦Midln Stl 1st 8
Minn-Honwl i a
34 32
5 66
1 108
11 “>7
10 111
15 171/4
13 43V5
2 53‘/4
30 173
12 63%
Minn H pf.1.20. 170 119V*
Minn Moline
MStP&SS A2*5e
Minn Mng&Ml
Mission Cd 1 '/«k
Mo-Kan-Tex Df.
Mohawk Carp 2.
Mojud Hos Vie .
Monarch Mch 2.
Monsanto Ch 2a
Montgm Ward 2
Moore McLin 1 .
Morrell & Co2a_
Motor Products.
Motor Whl 1.20
Mueller Br 1.60.
Mullins Mfg Vag
tMulllns Df 7_
Munsingwear _
Murphy G C 1 __
Murray Corn
21
18%
181/4
50
42
4 23,4
65»%
45
41%
170
931/4
26
52?%
311/4
.34%
60
21>/i
50 106
8 23
2 4 3i/a
21 19
Low. close.
30*/5 30i/»
65V5 65‘/s
108 108
56 V* 56V4
111 111
161/5 16%
42 43
53 53
172 172
63 63
119J/5 1I9',5
17V4 173/4
18 18
493/a 50
413/4 413,4
411/4 413/a
65% 651/5
45 45
41 41
1601/4 168%
9? 923/a
25 23
323/g 523/,
31 31
34 34%
59 60
21 21
106 106
22‘/5 2 3
43 43i/i
18*4 101/4
Net
chge.
+1 ;
+ 1/5 i
4- V4
+ ‘/a
+ H/5
+ 1
+ 1
+ l»/5
+ %
+ */4
+ 1
- V5
- 3/4
+ V41
+ * i
-l‘/5
+ 2V4
+ 1%
+ 1%
+ »/5
+ 5/e
+ 1
+ %
+ 1
+ 1V5
+ 1/4
NASH-KELV Vi
Nat Acme 2_
Nat Airlines _
Nat Auto Fib .60
Nat Aviation J,4e
Nat Biscuit 1.20
Nat Can_
Nat Cash Reg la
Nat Contalnr lb
Nat Cyl Gas 80.
Nat Dairy 1.40
Nat Dept Strs 1 x21
Nat Distillers 8a 46
Nat En&Stpg 1 e 1
Nat Gypsum Vis 129
Nat Lead Via
Nat Linen Svc 1
NatMalAStICast
Nat Oil Pr .70e
Nat Power & Lt.
Nat Steel 3
Nat Sug Refl.40
Nat Supply
*Nat Sup d 1 4V5
Nat Sp$2pf3i/ik
Nat Tea .80
NatVulcFi 40e
Natomas Co Vie. 15
Newberry J Jl. 3
Newmont 1 Vi
Newport Ind.GOe
Nwpt N ShDDd2a
N Y Air Brake 2.
N Y Cent RR .
N Y Chi & St L
NYChl&StLpf4k
NYC Omnibus^
tNY P&L pf3 00
NY ShipbUig 3/4e
Noblitt-Spark 2.
tNorf&WstnJOa
No Am Avlat 1g
No Am Co 1.85f
Ncrfh Pacific le
NorthwstAir 1•_> e
*Northwn Tel 3
9
3
5
2
79
4
3
3
60
2
1
30
22
38
32
7
150
Norwalk TR 1 *e 2
Norwich Ph 6t»a *
233/4
39
30-/5
19»/4
23
33*/i
193/4
431/4
36
20%
42V4
34%
89%
55
28%
38%
30%
35%
62%
111/4
101%
33%
22 %
1051/4
27
38
21 %
13
37%
46%
45
28%
60
26%
60
132%
31
1083/a
18%
48
266
14%
34%
31%
43%
51
17%
2215
22%
30%
28%
18%
22
32%
19%
41%
3534
20
41%
33
88%
55
28
37»/4
29%
341/4
61
11
100%
33%
21%
105‘/4
27
37%
21%
12%
373/5
453%
441/4
28%
581/5
25%
56%
131
30%
108
18%
48
265
' 13%
34
29%
42
50%
17
21 J*
23
30i/i
28%
19
23
32%
193/5
42
35%
20%
42%
33i/i
88%
55
28
38
30/4
34%
62%
11
100%
33%
21%
105%
27
37»%
21%
12%
373%
453/5
443/4
28*/5
503/i
25%
56»/5
131
30*/5
108i/a
18%
48
266
14%
34
301*
42
50%
17
213*
+ %
-1%
+ 3%
+ l‘/4
+ 3%
+ ‘/4
+ 1%
+ %
+ %
+ 23%
+ %
- %
+ %
+ 3/4
+ 3%
+ %
“13/4
+ 2%
+ »/5
+1
- »/4
+ %
+ l»/i
+1
-1
- 3%
+ */5
+ %|
+ 1
~ %
-1%
+ */4
OHIO OIL »*»..
Oliver CorD 1* .
Omnibus Coro 1
Otis Elevat 40e
Owens-m G1 2e
87
17
10
6
20
29s*
33 7b
151/4
377*
93«*
2 8 V.
327*
15
373/4
91**
287* +
327* 4
15 +
3 7?* +
91'* 4
4
20
70
25
5
8
14
11
25
21
1
28
10
9
12
29
7
2
PAC A FISH le.
f Pacific Coast
tPac Coast lpf5
Pac Gas & B1 2 .
Pac Lighting 3..
Pac Mills %e_
Pac Tin Cons
Packard Motor 196
Pan Am Air V4t 55
Pan Am Pet.40e. 4
PanhanEPL 2V*.
Panh P&R 20g.
ParamountPic 2
Park&Tilford 3.
Park Utah 10e_
Parke Davis 1 e
ParmeleeTr 1 .*20
Patino Mines Vie
Penney(JC).': Oe
Penn-Cent A V«g
Penn-Dix Cemnt
tPenn G&S pf 5
Penn P & L 40e
Penn R R 1 1 _>e
Penn Salt TOe .
PeoPlesGL&C4a
Peoria & Eastrn
Pepsi-Cola 70a
Pere Marouet pf
Petrol Corp 20e
Pfeiffer BrewVae
Pfizer.Chas Co 2
Phelps Da 1.60
■ Phila Co 6 pf 3 180
Phila Elect 1 20 20
Phila El SI pf 1 6
♦Phila E! Df4.40 50 120«/?
] PhilArRdyCAIWe 10 15%
Philco Corp.hOa 13 35
Philip Mors 1 Vo
Phil Morris pf 4.
Phillips Petrol 2
Phoenix Hosiery
j Pitts Ck&Ch V*g
! Pitt Cons Cl .40
Pitts Forgings 1
I Pitt PI Gi .80
Pitt Scr & B 40
Pitts Steel . ._
! fPitt» Steel 6 Df
! Plttston Co
16»*
23
79
46*4
65»*
41%
854
10'*
19 Vi
17V*
5?* a
10 Vi
74i*
73 >*
6 Va
461*
2D*
195*
52%
40' 4
2 7»*
10 113
12 23%
4 7 4 1**
2 49
1 107**
2 2 33 Vi
61 33%
2 107
22 121/4
3
10
39
15
70J*
45«4
73'*
29V.
31
32 50V*
1 111
27 72**
2
10
12
5
20
8
11
80
7
t 1
45
8
15
10
17
33
137*
25
2 71/*
41
11**
187*
913*
2 B3 4
22
29
2 45.
667*
41
28* i
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Plymouth oil 1 b
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Early Stock Advances
Reduced or Converted
Into Losses at Close
By Victor Eubonk
Associated Press Financial Writer
NEW YORK, July 1.—The stock
market today negotiated a fast early i
rallying sprint, in the wake of the
OPA demise, but gains running to 4 1
points or so eventually were reduced ;
Dr converted into losses.
Activity and trends were the best;
in the forenoon, with steels, motors, j
rubbers, coppers and mail orders
well in front. Profit cashing ap
peared around midday and irregu
larity ruled at the close. Utilities
were hesitant and rails generally
lower. Transfers of about 1,700,000
shares were the largest since May 29.
United States Steel, General Mo
tors and Armour came out on open
ing blocks of 3,700, 2,500 and 15,00(3
shares, respectively, and all ended
higher. Ahead at the last were
Chrysler. Packard. United States
Rubber, Goodrich. Montgomery
Ward. Sears Roebuck, American
Can. Allied Chemical, Anaconda,
Kennecott and Wilson & Co. On
the offside were Bethlehem, Youngs
town Sheet. Boeing. Douglas Air
craft, North American, Southern
Pacific. New York Central, Northern
Pacific, Du Pont, Union Carbide
and Texas Co.
Washington exchange
SALES.
Woodward & Lothrop common—*>0 at 8~'a
Capital Traction 5s—$60(1 at Uyz3/*.
BONDS.
PUBLIC UTIUTY.
A rr, c ^ Bid. Asked
Am T & T cv deb 3s 1966 J 66
CaD Traction 1st 6s 1947 103*4
Cap Transit 1st ref 4s 1964 10«
City & Suburban 6s 1948 109
Georgetown Gas 1st 5s 1961 |‘>5*4
Pot Elec Pow 3*/4S 1966 _ 106
Pot Elec Pow 3*/4S 1977 _ 112
Washington Gas Cs I960 139
Ter Rf&W Cp 1st 4 »4s 194b 103
STOCKS
PUBLIC UTILITY
Amer Tel & Tel <9»
Capital Transit Cl.00)
N Ac W steamboat (t4).
Pot Elec Powe^f 6'/ pld
I 981
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210
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Wash Gas Lt com » 1.50 >
Wash Gas Lt cum pi (4.3.*
Wash G Lt cu cv pf • 4.501 llo
Wash Ry A: El com <al8.00) '35
Wash Ry A* El pfd (6)
4 1
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138
BANK AND TRUST COMPANIES
•335
39
30*4
350
3lo
316
28
Amer Sec A Tr Co < 1 o
Bank of Bethesda (t.T5> __
Capital (.80)
Com A; Sav ( y 10.OOi < e r •
Liberty (t7)
Lincoln th5)
Natl Sav Tr (6 00)
Pr Georges B & Tr <11.001
Riggs (13)
Union Trust Co (13.00) *166
Washington (6) 170
Wash Loan A: Tr <eS) 355
FIRE AND TITLE INSURANCE.
American <T6> _ 150
Columbia tk301 16
Firemen’s 11.40) *33
National Union (.76) _ 14*4
Real Estate (<6) 198
MISCELLANEOUS
390
165
Carpel Corp (2.00)
Garfinckei com ( + 1.60*
Garfin 5VatV cu pi (1.375)
Hecht common <1.30) v:
Hecht 3v4r/- cum pfd <3.75) 1 us
Lanston Mono (newt (l.oo) 31
Mergenthaler Lino ial OO) 67
Nat Mtge & Inv pf (p.40» 1
Peoples Dr Store com (1 60)
Security Storage <4t
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47*4
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58 * 2
105
58
81
13 51 ?
e- Ex rights
•Ex dividend 'Plus extra a Paid so
far this year e 3*r extra f 37# extra,
h $5.00 extra klOc extra p Paid in
1945 y $10.00 extra
Odd-Lot Dealings
PHILADELPHIA July l v —3 he Se
curities & Grain Commission reported
today these transactions by customers with
odd-lot dealers or specialists on the New
York Stock Exchange for June 38 5.555
purchases involving 161.323 shares: inis
ales involving 118,965 shares including
5 short sales involving 345 shares
Sales——
Stock and Add
Dividend Rate. 00 High
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Thom-Starr pf
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Tr&nsamer Via
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UnAsbArRtib .70
Un Bag & P 60a
Un Carbide 3
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Un El Mo 3 Vi of
Union Oil Cal 1.
Un Pacific 6 .
Un Pacific pf 4 _.
Un Tank Car 2
Utd Air Lns Vie.
Utd Aircraft 1 .
Unit Aircft pf 5.
Unit Biscuit 1 a 4
Unit Cig Wh Str 4 2
Unit Cigar prl Vi 5
Unit Corp 18^
Unit Corp pf 2k 19
United Dyewond
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Utd Fruit n 1 je
UmtGasIm.65e
UnilMArM 1.20a
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Unit Rex Drug
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US Gypsum 2
US Hoff Mch a.ie
US Indus Ch la.
US Leather
US Leather A 2_
U S Lines Vae
US Pipe&Fyl 60
US Play Card Ca
US Plywood 80
US Real-Sh .05e
U S Rubber lV4e
US smelt R Ar M
US Smelt pf 3Va
U8 Steel 4 . 188
US Steel pf 7_ 5
US Tobaccol .20
Utd Stockyd v4g
Unit Strs 2 Df .
Unit Strs pf 6k
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Univ Lab 1
tUniv Leaf T 4a
Univ Pictures 2
tUniv Pic Pf 414
2
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Va Railway 2Vi
Va Rail pf 1V2
ViskinjtCnA 1.59
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WALDORF In .
Walgreen 1.60
Walker Hirm hA
Walworth Co . .
Ward Bak ,30e
Warner B Piet 2
Warren Pet SO
Wash GasLt 1 Vi
Waukesha 1
Wayne Pwnp 2.
Webster Tobaccc
Wesson O&S la
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W Va Pulp&P 1
Western Air Lin
WstAutoSupl'Ae
Western Ud ..
West Pac Df 6
West Dn Tel A .
West Alt Br Vie
Wstrghse El '4* 122
Weston El 1.20e 2
Westyaco 1.40 . 3
Wheel Stl 1’/if . 12
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White Motor lb
White Sewing M
Willys-Overlnd
Wilson Jt Co.40e
Wilson pf 4 Vi .
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Woolworthl.fiiia
WorthmgtnPI V*
WorPtn cvpr4 *4
Wyand Wor ,40a
YALE & T 60a
York Coro .30-.
Yng Spg & Wire
Youngst S&T 2
Youngst Stl Drl
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Hourly Sales on the Exchange Today:
IlliOUa.m 570 000 i Z uu noon 910 000
1:00 p.m. 1 120 000 2:00 u m 1 270 000
Approximate Total 1 560 000
tUnit of trading. 10 shares; sales printed
in full. *In bankruptcy or receivership or
being reorganized under Bankruptcy Act.
or securities assumed by such companies.
Rates of dividend in the foregoing table
are annual disbursement based on the last
quarterly or semiannual declaration. Un
less, otherwise noted special or extra divi
dends are not included. x Ex dividend
xr Ex rights a Also extra or extras, b Plus
stock dividend, d Cash or stock, e De
! lared or paid so far this year, f Payable
i in stock, g Paid last year, h Payable in
Canadian funds k Accumulated dividends
paid or declared this year, n New issue.
N. Y. Bond Market
(Furnished hy the Associated Press.)
SELECTED LIST OF ISSUES.
TODAY’S SALES |
(Reported in Dollars i
Domestic. 3 850 000|
Foreign 270 OOOj
O S Govt 1 000
TREASURY Close!
•JVaS 72-ti7 Dec 104
NEW YORK CITY
3s 80 12H/4
FOREIGN Close
Argt 4,/aS 71 _10,»/i
Australia o& 65 111%
Chile fis 02 asd 28V,
Colombia 3s 10 65 ?
Grk 7s 04 pt pd 14% j
Peru 1st Os 00 26 (
SerbsCtsSl 7s 02 12>/*:
DOMESTIC Close i
Am a: FP6S20301095/ei
Am T&T S8 60 158 j
Am T&T 2%s80 104%|
AmTobacco3c62 1043/* j
B&O 95 A ... 91%
B<fcO 2000 D_89W
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Hud Coal 5s82A 90
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IC 414s 66 96>/«
IC StLou 3>/2S51 103%
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NYC rf 6s 2013 100
NYC4tis2013A 92%
NYCHR 3'/aS 97 103
NYNH&H4 VjsB'i 6314
NYNH&H 4s 57 43
NYWB4M>s46 40
Norpacaso/
Nor St P r214 s7610414
OrWsRRN .'is 001053/4
Pa Ct Air 3Vas6GT15
PereMar 31'.«80 1041/4
Phila El 214 s 67 105»/4
PtWVa 4Vas58A 102‘/4
RioGrWest4s39 114
RckIA&L4‘/4s34 60V4
StLSnPr 414878 4514
StLSnFr 4s50 A 5844
StPKCSL414s41 551/i
Sea Air L 4s wi 100
Shell Un 2‘/aS 71100
3o Paclflc414s8J110‘/4
3oPac414s69 106
3oPac4'4sOr77 1061.4
Sou Pac 23«s 00 9214
SoRyO’/asBO 126
8oBT&T214s85 1051/4
Tex*NOrl3V«70 102
Tex&NOrl3%J»0 9914
Third Ave 6s 00 74
Un Pac 2*48 91 99
Ut Bis Am234s6610314
Va&SW cn 5s58 114
Vlrgn Ry 3s 95 109*4
Wabash 3>/»s 71 105Va
Wash Ter 24470 103
West Sh 4s2361 8714
Westch Lt 5s50 11514
West Un 5s 61 10314
West Un Bs 60 1051/4
Whl&LkEr 4s49 109
N. Y. Curb Market
LIST INCLUDES ONLY SELECTED ISSUES
CHANGED FROM PREVIOUS CLOSE.
Aero So B _ 6%
Alum Co An) 2 83%!
Am General 4%j'
Am Maracaibo 5 |;
Am Superpower 2%j
AnchPostPr.20e 10%
Ark Nat Gas A 6%
Ashland ,40a . 13% I
Allas Corp ww 9%J
Barium Steel 10%'
Basic Refrac 40 9%
Berk&Ga? Purn 4%
Blue Ridge .30g 5%»
Breeze Op 1.60 25%
Brown-Form.MO 67 j
Buckeye P L HO 14%
Bnk Hill&S %*.. 24%
Burma Ltd _ 2
Callite Tung 8%
CanMarconl.04e 3%
Catalln Am 40 21%
Cent & S W Util 3 2%
Cities Service *0
Colts P P Arms 38%
Com & Sou war %
ConsTexti!e.3o« 15%
Cont F&rMch 1 i 29
CopperRnte %e 12%
CornucopG Min 1%
Croft Brew .05g 3%
Crown C Pet V-tg 9%
CrownDrug 05e 9%
Cub Atl Su 11 aa 31
Dennison A COe 19%
Elec Bd&Share . 24%
Ecuity Corp 3%
Fairchild E 20g 7%
Fansteel Metal 34
Gen Financ.20a 15%'
I Glen Alden Cl 2 22 {
Goldfleld Con* 1%;
Graham-P nfl1« 35%
Groc8trPrd rtwi 1%
Hartford R vtc 8%
Hazeltlne %e 22
111 Pwr div ct 21%
Int Petrol 1 2 . 171 4
Kaiser-Frazer 16%
Kingston Pr.20 7%
Lake on m n ho i/y*
Leonard Oil Dv 2Z%
LoneStarGas.HO 19‘/i
Long Island Ltc 2Va
Louisan LAE 40 13V»
McWill Dredge 21
Menasco Mfg 5‘/i
Menasco M rtwi
Mesabi Iron 7*/e
Mich Sugar 4
MinlngCorpCan 91/*
Monogram Piet 8^*
Mont-Dak U 00 17
Natl Bell H O', e 7
Nat Fuel G Mir 16L»
N'al PrCook1 -f 87>/<>
Nat Union Rad tOva
Niagra Hud Pwr 13**
Noma Electric 1 28
No Am Lt A P 9‘*
PanteprcOil P4 1 Is-®
Pennroad laf__ 7**
Pioneer Gcrid 4»®
Pitnev-Bow 40a 12^8
Powdr A: Alex 1 23**
R-K-O opt war 9Vi
Raytheon Mfg 19*/*
RioGrValG Ooe 3
St Lawrence Ltd 8
St Regis Paper.. 14L*
Savoy Oil_ 4**
Schiff Co 1 38
Schulte Inc . 77/t
Scullin Steel 1 g 201*
Segal Lock .. 4*/*
iSelect Industr 5V*
IShat-Denn .] Oe 8
|Solar Aircrft fio 25%a
iSoss Manuttg 'a 12>*
■ St cl Power & Lt. 6Vt
jsierchi Strs 1 a 50
JTexon O & L.40 9?/*
'Textron Inc lag 26
jTrl-Contl ww 4L4
Unexcell Chem_ 16*/i
[Unit Corn ww . 1*4
U S Foil B ,40e 2 7^
lUtah-Ida S 15e 6
Wentworth M‘a HM
Wright-Hc h 20 4Li
Rates of dividends in the foregoing table
are annual disbursements based on the last
quarterly or semiannual declaration Un
less otherwise noted, special or extra divi
dends are not Included, a Also extra cr
extras, b Plus stock dividend, d Cash or
stock, e Declared or Daid so far this year,
f Payable In stock, g Paid last year, h Pay
able in Canadian funds. k Accumulated
dividend*: Daid or declared this year, n New
issue. ww With warrants. xw Without
warrants
Chicago livestock
CHICAGO. July 3 f *»».-— <USDA'—Sal
able hoR5. 2.500: total 4.000: market
i opened slow around 2.00 higher later
. trade and close moderately active, un
i evenly 2.50 to 3.65 higher closing a:
maximum advance Good and choice bar
I rows and gilts at most weights. 16.85
to I S 50. with top 18.50. underweights
scarce sows. 2 15 to 3.15 hither, largely
16.50 to IT.25: odd head higher, most
hogs sold
Salable cattle 4.0O0 total. 4 000: sal
able calves. ;;oo. total 30o. fed steers
and yearlings including yearling heifers.
1 On to 3.00 higher good and choice
grades up most: top. 4.00 higher two
loads scaling approximately 1.2T5 pounds
bring 22.00; best heifers. 21.00: beef cows,
generally 1 no higher: canners and cut
tets. 5 to 75 cents up; bulls. T5 cents
to 1.00 higher and vealers strong to 50
cents mostly 50 cents higher ar 18.00:
| stock cattle scaled to follow killer ad
vance following termination of price con
trol.
Salable sheep 5“n total. 5.000: mar
ket active; spring lambs. 2.50 higher to
small killers and trades slaughter ewes
mostly 75 cents higher: short load mostly
good and choice 7<>-pound spring lambs
carrying medium end. 10.00 straight other
small lots aoed to choice native springers
also 10.00. small lots slaughter ewes
with No. ! and No. 2 pelts. 0.00 straight,
these mostly good and choice, but some
lots at common end
Chicago Grain
CHICAGO. July i r Oats futures
moved ahead for substantial cams in the
strain market toaay in the first fret mar
ket since late in 1042. Corn was bid 5
rents higher, the limit advance permitted
in a single session, as were November and
December barley Sharply higher bids
were made for cash gram
Tracing was heavy m oats as there were
sufficient selling orders on the advance
i fo keep must deliveries from jumping the
I o-ren’ limit.
A few sales were made in corn fn
1 turec but there were no offering* in oats.
Final prices on oats were 24 to 5
cents higher July Of?: corn closed »t
1.514. tin t> cents and barley at 1 404
up 5 cents.
CORN—
Mar 1.51 12
OATS—
July on
Aug .00
Sect.. On
Nov xu
Dec ss
Mar .00
BARLEY —
Nov
Dec
Mar.
High
01 4
0o4
90* J
Oo'A
.01
9.‘{
XU
Close.
1 5 ] » 2
i ,5 m
oi12
.00—90!
SO5*-71
.00
00‘2
14 0*2
1 40‘a
I 404
Dividends Announced
NEW YORK July 1 4>—Dividends de
clared :
Pe -Stock of Pay
Rate.riod. record able
Arrears.
Phillips-Jones pf $1.15
Irregular.
Outlet Co $1.25 .
Regular.
Dayton Rubber 20c
Delaware Pow St Lf 25c
Eastern Corn . . 20c
Sterling Brew 25c
T-10 S-t
1-22 8-1
1-10 * *25
T-5 ' -.31
1-10 8-5
:-0 1-25
Nations Can Spend
Only 1 of U. S. Loans
Ry tre A<*ocicted Pr«j
Foreign borrowers may be permit
ted more than three times as much
credit as they can spend this year,
the Commerce Department said last
night.
These borrowers were pictured in
the position of a man with a charge
account and a desire for white shirts
that aren’t to be had. Unable to get
prompt delivery on the goods they
want, they can't use up their credit.
Their credits from the United
States Government probably will
total about $10,000,000,000 by the end
of the year if Congress approves the
$3,750,000,000 British loan proposal,
the department said, adding that
they probably can’t spend over $3,
000,000,000.
At tne end ot March, the depart
ment reported, this country had
given $655,000,000 in loans—repre
senting used credit—and $1,642,000,
000 committed for credit that the
borrowers had not been able to use.
The department said that, besides
the British loan proposal, the pros
pective $10,000,000,00 Ocredit total at
the end of this year would be made
up by:
Practical exhaustion of the Ex
port-Import Bank's $3,500,000,000
lending capacity.
Allowance of credits totaling $2,
750,000,000 covering surplus property
sold abroad, merchant ships sold to
foreign purchasers and lease-lend
settlements.
Foreign Exchange
NEW YORK, July 1 (JP).—Foreign ex
change rates follow (Great Britain in dol
lars, others in cents.)
Canadian dollar in New York open mar
ket. 9y/< per cent discount or 90.^5 U. S
cents, unchanged.
Europe—Great Britain. O.V2. un
changed: Prance (franc), .M‘«, unchanged.
Latin America Argentina free. *M rtO.
down .01 of a cent Braizil fiee. 5*25
Mexico. *20 «f{.
New York Cotton
NEW YORK. July 1 Elimination
of the price-control program stimulated a.
broad covering movement in cotton futures
which rallied a little more ihan 4.00 a.
bale in early dealings today to the highest,
levels since 1923-4.
The market subseouently lost about half
the top gains on profit-taking and hedg
ing. attracted by the advance. The pos-’
sibility that Congress will revive price
controls accounted for some of 'he nervous
selling
Margins reverted from the high Gov
ernment levels to the schedule set ud pre
viously bv the New York Cotton Ex
change
Unwanted rains were reported in the
Centra! and Eastern cotton belt'. bio
1 such marker developments w ere lartrelv
ignored
Late afternoon prices were | 75 to ^ °5
a bale higher July 31.38. October.
3).-50. and December. .‘{I 58
i Futures closed
! higher.
S2.25 to
i July
i October
December
March
July
:'.l 4 0
31 .do
31 .05
::i .*>;»
31 To
31 .5T
Middling spot
n Nominal b Bid
High.
1 .85
I 83
51 .SMI
51
5 1 .TO
5 1 MO
32 I on
::! .35
3 1.42
3 1.52
3J 4 0
31 43
31 30
1*8*
1.51 -o'!
51 55-58
51 H4-0T
5! ,02-d-i
51 o'
1 37 b
Market Averages
STOCKS.
Net change
Today close
Prev. day
Week ago
Month ago
Year ago
1946 high
1946 low __
BONDS. 20
Rails.
Net change nnc
T'day close 1 026
Prev dav 102.6
Week ago H*2.x
Month ago 102.0
Year ago 10J.5
1046 high lM6.fl
1946 low 102.3
(Compiled bv
60
Indst.
.6
! 05.X
J 05.2
104.5
1 00.6
X6 1
110 4
im i
15
Rails.
49io
4 0
4 5* 5
4 5* 6
46.6
51 .2
4 4 1
1 5
Util.
1
5.1.5*
53.X
53 5
55.1
4 0 5
55 4
50.0
60
Stks.
;»4
TO 2
?s X
M 7
66 5
X2 ;
10 JO u>w
F Y U r
urn
if* 10
Indst Util
— 1 one
105.X 107 x
105.0 1 07 X
105.X 107.0
105.X 107 4
104.1 107 9
3 05.2 100.5
103.6 107 I
the Associated Press.)
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5.
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