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D. C. Bureau Registers
6,119 New Autos
In Seven Months
By Donald B. Hadley
Titles for 6,119 new automobiles
were registered in the District ol
Columbia in the first seven months
of this year, compared with only 473
a year ago. the Traffic Bureau an
nounced today.
However, the total was less than a
fourth of the 25.794 new cars regis
tered here in the same prewar 1941
period.
In July, 1,681 new car titles were
recorded. This was the largest
monthly total since the war. Month
totals for seven months of 1946 and
1945 are compared below:
1946 1945
January _ 336 M
February - 303 71
March_ 406 72
April _ 8,0 78
May .I!_ 1,480 6f
June_ »48 64
July _1,681 64
Used-Car Sales Rise.
Regarded as a barometer of used
car sales, title transfers in the Dis
trict during July aggregated 3,632
vs. 3,034 in the previous month and
2,025 a year ago. For seven months,
title transfers rose to 29,310 vs. 15,
041 a year ago and 47,330 in the
•ame 1941 period.
Old cars displaced by new models
apparently are being passed on down
the line to those who have still older
machines or none at all. The result
has been an upturn in total motor
registrations. Gross registrations on
July 31, transfers and the net total
after deduction of transfers are
compared below with corresponring
figures for a year ago and 1941:
Gross Trans.- Net.
total. fers. otal.
1941 184.779 18.893 165,886
1946 108,283 1,308 106,974
1946 -_ 117,729 3.187 114,542
Congestion Increases.
With District registrations climb
ing steadily, the District Highway
Survey has found traffic already
above 1941 levels at most testing sta
tions. Nearby sections, which have
grown substantially during the war
also are pouring an increasing
stream of vehicles into the down
town congestion.
An interesting result of the vehic
ular traffic congestion has been a
pickup in transit volume. Capital
Transit carried 34.431,562 revenue
passengers in July vs. 34.306,302 in
the previous month and 34,304,778 a
year ago. July was the first 1946
month to show a gain from a year
earlier. Volume for the first quar
ter was 5% below a year earlier; for
the first half, only 3.6% and for the
seven months only 3% behind.
Dickie Receives Tribute.
Washington executives and em
ployes of Sears, Roebuck & Co. paid
tribute this morning to Thomas A.
Dickie, veteran buyer of the organ
ization, who is retiring.
Mr. Dickie, who served as buyer
for the Bladensburg store for 10
years before going to the new Wis
consin avenue store in 1941 in the
same capacity, was given many
nandsome presents.
Insurance Man Honored.
Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Co.
has awarded “top star" rating to
Carl N. Weinstein of the new savings
plan division of the Raymond A. Du
Pour Agency here for having pro
duced more new depositor accounts
than any other member of the
agency. Mr. Weinstein is a guest at
the annual convention of Pacific
Mutual at Biloxi, Miss.
i 1 1 ’ ■
I Business Briefs 1
Freight loadings for the week
ending last Saturday totaled 884,
957 cars, a decrease of 2,613 com
pared with the preceding week and
up 31,531 cars over the correspond
ing week in 1945.
Bank clearings in 24 leading
cities totaled $11,073,838,000 for the
week ended Wednesday. Total was
nine per cent below the preceding
week and 11.4 per cent above the
corresponding week a year ago.—
Dun & Bradstreet.
Life Insurance companies' stock
holdings on June 30 totaled $997,
000,000, up 38 per cent over the pre
ceding year and 81 per cent ahead
of 1941.—Institute of Life Insur
ance.
The New York Stock Exchange
and the Curb Exchange beginning
Monday, September 9, will identify
listed securities of companies in
bankruptcy or receivership by using
the letter “Q” preceding the ticker
symbols.
Texas Gulf Producing Co. net
earnings for six months ended June
30 were $350,930, equal to 33 cents,
compared with $337,689. or 33 cents
for a like period in 1945.
White Motor Co. net profits for
six months ended June 30 totaled
$109,962. equal to 16 cents a share,
against $1,301,040, or $2.08 per share
for the same period in 1945.
Interstate Department Stores,
Inc., net earnings for six months
ended July 31 were $775,952, equal
to $2.51, compared with $512,651, or
$1.66 for the first six months of 1945.
United States Plywood Corp. for
ihree months ended July 31 had net
profit of $1,050,000, or $1.46, vs. $637,
000, o* 87 cents, in the 1945 quarter.
Bath Iron Works Corp. net ol
$1,784,845, equal to $4.26 a share foi
six months ended June 30, com
pared with $2,027,000, or $4.84 a
share, for the first half of 1945.
Bohn Aluminum & Brass Corp
for the first half of 1946 had net
profit of $468,181, equal to $1.33 a
share, against $974,964, or $2.77 a
share. In the like 1945 period.
Brillo Manufacturing Co. for three
months ended June 30 earned $81,
275, equal to 51 cents, vs. $59,207,
or 35 cents in the like 1945 period
First National Stores, Inc., had
net profit for t'ne quarter ended
June 29 of $1,444,395, equal to $1.76,
compared with 5558,497, or 68 cents
a share in the iike 1945 period.
Merritt Chapman Si Scott Corp.
declared a dividend of 50 cents a
share on the common, payable Oc
tober 1 to stock of record September
16. This was the first dividend
on the common since March 1, 1931.
United States Potash Co. dce
dar ed a dividend of $1.50 cm com
mon, payable September 16 to stock
of record September 3. Company
paid 50 cents each on June 15 and
March 15.
Baltimore Si Ohio Railroad has
ordered 1,000 box cars from the
Pressed Steel Car Co.. McKees
Rocks. Pa. Deliveries will begin In
the first quarter of 1947.
Hercules Motors Corp. had June
quarter net loss of $188,765, com
pared with a profit of $384,933, in
the 1945 quarter.
R. C. Williams Co. net profit in
the fiscal year ended April 30 was
$301,404, or $2.99 vs. $209,817, or
$2.08 a share, in the preceding year.
Commodity Prices
NSW YORK. Am. 29.—The Associated
Press weighted wholesale pries index ot ad
commodities todar advanced to 147.64.
Previous day. 146.44; week aco, 146.86;
month aso, 145.61: rear ago. 108.19
1946. 1946. 1944.
High_149.47 112.81 108.7.1
Low__ 112.02 107.90 106.0S
(1926 average equals 100.)
* '
/
I N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
trara saa# *7 m MiWIil nw.)
Stock and Add Net
Dividend Rate. 00. High. Low. Clot*, ehge.
ABBOTT LAB2a 10 737* 7* 73V* +174
♦Abbott Lab pf 4 N10MUM10M+H
A C F-Brill Mot 1 1374 1374 1374+ 74
Acme 8tl 1.66* _ X 46 46 46
Adams EXP 20e >1 177* 1774 177*+ 74
Addressorraph j 1 31 31 31
Admiral Cp 7*e * 13 127* 127*+ >4
Air Reduction la 18 477* 4dV* 467* + 7*
Alaska Juneau 7 6V* 67* 674 + V*
Aldens Inc 1.20 2 37 37 37 + 7*
Alleghany Corp #4 5 47* 5 + 74
Alleghany Cp Pf 14 4 9 487* 4*7* + 7*
Alleghany pr pf 1 647* 647* 647*+ 7*
Alice LudlumS 2 14 52V* 51 51-7*
Allied Chem 6.. 3 184 183 183 +3
Allied Mills le 6 35 34'* 347*
Allied Stores 2 33 46 45 45
Allis Chaim 1.00 34 437* 43‘* 4374 +1
Allis Chaim rtwl 645 M* 7* 7* - Vis
Alpha Pt Cem 1 2 327* 32'* 32V* + *4
Amalg Leather 7 67* 874 87* + 74
Amerada Pet 2 4 80 80 80 —1
Am Ac ChD .60* • 49V* 487* 4974+3
Am Airlines 163 14'* 137* 14+74
AmBankN 1.1 fie 3 367* 3674 3674+ 74
Am Brake Sh 1 a 3 5074 50 50
Am Cable&Rad. >0 107* 10 10
Am Can 3 ... 4 997* 99 99
♦Am Can pf 7 . 90 206 2097*2097*
Am CardtFdy Ce 7 6974 6 9 6974 + 74
Am ChftCbl 1.40 7 297* 297* 2974
♦ Am ChdtC pf 5. 90 10974 109 10974 + 74
♦Am Chicle 4a.. xlOO 130 136 136 -1
Am Colortype 1 - x2 24 24 24 +1
Am Crystal Bug. 4 247* 2474 247* + 7*
Am Distillers 2a 14, 62V4 60 62
Am Encaustic 2 77* 77* 774
Am Expt L .30e. x3 24'* 23V* 237*+ 71
Am * Fro Pwr 44 074 77* 0+74
AmdcFP 7pf8V«k 2 117 116'* 117 + 74
Am A FP 2d pf. 30 307* 297* 29'*- 74
Am Hawaii 8 3 x7 457* 45 49'* +174
Am Hided:Leath 4 874 87* 874
AmHomeP2.40a 6 1047* 1037* 104 +2
Am InternU .20a 1 1274 1274 1274 + 74
Am Invst 111 .80 1 13 13 13-74
Am Locom 1.40a 13 31'* 31 31'*- 7*
Am Locom pf 7 1 113 115 115
Am MchA-Fd RO 12 30'* 3O'* 30** + Vi
Am MchdrMet 1. 4 18V* 18 1877+ 7*
Am Metal 1 3 33 32'* 3274
♦Am Metals pf 8 10 154>* 154'* 154'*
Am Power k Lt 52 177* 167* 17 + 74
AmPdrL 6pf4'ik x3 12474 123'4 12374 + 74
AmP&L 5pf37ik x4 114 11374 114 + 74
Am RaddrSn 40 73 177* 177* 1774 + »*
Am Roll Mill 7ie 135 417* 40'* 4074+ 7*
♦Am RM pf 474 50 106'* 106 106'* + 74
Am Safety Raz n 23 20 1974 19'*+1
Am Seating_ 3 26 26 26
Am SmeltdtR 2a 24 55'* 54 54 +1
♦ Am SdtR Pf 7.. 30 185 184 185 +2
Am RnufT 1 2 45 4474 45 + 14
Am Stl Pound 2 X* 39% 38% 38% - %
Am Stores l.lOe 3 33% 35 35 + %
Am Stove 1.30 * 33% 33 33% + %
Am Sugar Ref2e 3 48% 48% 48%+ %
AmSumaT4._. x3 63 62% 63 +1
Am Tel & Tel 9. 31 187% 184% 184% -1%
Am Tobte B 3a. 9 93 91% 93 +1%
tAm Tob pf 6 680 167% 167 167% + %
Am Viscose 2 7 62% 61% 61% — %
Am Water Wks. 34 21% 20% 20% - %
Am Woolen 21 56% 35% 55%+1
Am Wool pfo'.ik 2 165% 164 164 +3
Am Zinc LIS.. 7 9% 9% 9% - %
Anaconda 2% x33 42% 41% 41%+ %
♦Anacon Wic 1 240 50% 49% 50 +1%
Anch H Gls .60e 4 50% 49% 50% + %
♦Anchor Hk pf4 30 114% 114% 114% + %
AnderClayl.BOa 2 56 56 56
Andr-Prch OVae 7 20% 19% 20%+ %
A P W Products 3 7% 7 7 - %
Armour & Co 94 13% 13% 13% + %
Armr pr pf B’.ak 2 128 128 128 — %
ArmstrongCk 1 a 5 53% 53% 53%+1%
Armstrng pf 3’i xl 109 109 109 +2%
Arnold Const’/aa 3 25% 25% 25%
Art loom Cp .40 8 18% 18 18 - %
Assd DryGds la 20 27% ’6% 26%+%
♦Asso DG 2nd 7 150 137 136 137 +2
ATFInc’je .. 16 22% 21% 22%+1%
AtchT&SFfl- 13 105% 103 104 +1
Atch T&SF pf5 2 117 117 117
AU Coast Line 4 3 65% 66 64
Atl Refining 1 % 15 43% 43% 43%+ %
♦Atl Re fins pf 4 10 120 120 120 +1
♦AtlRef pfB3 SO 40 106% 106% 106% + %
Atlas Corp Ha-- 4 28% 28% 28%+ %
♦Atlas Pow Hie 70 67% 67 67% +1%
Austin Nichols 1 17% 17% 17%
Austin Npf 1.20 3 21 20% 20%+1
Auto Canteen 1. 8 27% 27 27 +%
Aviation Cp 10a 75 8% 8% 8%
Aviation of 2 V«. 9 55 54% 54%+ %
BALD LOCO tie 15 27% 27% 27%+ %
Balt* Ohio . 83 21% 20% 20%
Balto & Ohio pf 20 30 29% 29%+ %
Bangor&Arostk 1 20% 20% 20%+ %
♦Bang & Ar pf 5 60 81% 80% 81% + %
Barber Asphlt 1 8 59 58 58% +2
Barker Bros la_ 3 34 33 34
Barnsdall Oil 1. 18 27% 26% 26%-%
Bath Iron Wit 4 31 29 27 28% +3%
BeechAircrft le 1 19% 19% 19%+%
Belding Hm BO 4 19% 19% 19%+%
Bell Aircraft le 6 23% 23% 23%-%
Bell & Rowell >i 6 24% 24% 24% + %
Bendlx Av l%e. 10 43% 42% 42%+%
Beneficial 1.20a 5 31% 30% 30%-%
Best * Co 1 BO 7 41% 41 41 + %
Best Foods 1.20. 5 29% 28% 29 +1%
Beth Steel 6 25 106% 105 106% +1%
Black&Deek 2a 3 42 41 42 +1%
Blaw-Knox BOa 12 24 23% 24 + %
Bliss & Laugh n 1 18% 18% 18% +1%
Bliss EW 14 26% 26% 26%+ %
Bliss EWpf2V« xl 50% 50% 50%+ %
♦Blooming 1.Ole 30 46 45% 45%+ %
Boeing Alrp le 13 27% 26% 26%+%
j Bohn Alu&Br 2e 1 54 54 54
'DAM niui O -7J AW OW/J —171
Bond Stores 2 . 11 38% 371/4 38% +1%
Borden 1 Vie 6 4» 48% 48
Bort-Warn 1.60 11 48% 47 48 +1
Boston & Me 1 6% «% 6% - %
BranIS Air .60 8 23% 23 23 - %
Brldgept Brs .60 12 16% 16% 16% + %
Briers Manufe 2 17 40% 3*% 38% - %
Briggs A-Strat lx 6 31 29% 29%-%
BklynUGas 1.60 6 31% 30% 30% + %
BrownShoe 1.20 3 37% 37% 37% - %
Brunswk-Bslk 1 x 9 30% 30 30 +1%
Bucyrus-Er 30e 18 18% 18% 18% + %
Sudd Co 41 16 15% 15% - %
♦BuddConfS 5 »4% 94 94% + %
Bus Fore 1.80 1 33 33 33 +1
Bullard Co 2 10 36% 35% 35% + «/•
BulOTaWatcl) 2a 5 47 46 46*,4 + %
Burl Mills 1 121 21 20% 20%+ %
Burl Mis cvpf3Vi 1 103% 103% 103% +3%
Burr Add M .00 27 17% 16% 17 + %
Bush Tarm 36e 12 10* 4 10 10 + %
tBushTerB pf4k 120 86% 85 86% - %
Butler Bros 80e 9 30% 29% 30 + %
Butte Cp&Z Vie 7 6% 5% 5%
Byers AM Co Vic 5 25 24% 24%+ %
tByers A M pi 7 80 109 107 107 -2%
CAL PACK 1 Vi 5 37% 37 37%+%
♦Calif Pk pf 2% 10 54% 54% 54%+ %
Callanan Zinc 23 4 3% 4
Cal At Hecla .15exl8 8% 8 8% + %
Campbell WyVie 2 30% 30 30%+1
Can DrrGA .loe 18 16 15% 15% + %
♦Can Dry pf 4% 130 127% 126 126 -4
Canad Pac l*/«e 58 16% 16% 16%+%
Carpenters 1 Vie 1 51% 51% 51% - %
Carrier Corp 12 23% 23% 23% - %
CarrlersAG 20a 6 8% 8 8% + %
CaseJICoCe . 6 43 42% 42%-%
Caterplllr Tr 3 6 67% 67% 67%+ %
Celanese Corp 2 20 65% 63% 64 +1%
Celanese 1st 4% 1 107 107 107 -%
Celotex Corp Via 18 29% 28% 28% + %
CentAgulrre 1 Vi 19 22% 22% 22% + %
Cent Foundry 6 14% 14% 14%+ %
♦Cent 111 L pf4 '4 70 113 112% 112% - %
Cent R R N J • 1 12% 12% 12% + %
Cerro dePaslVie 10 42 40% 42 +1%
Certaln-teed 16e 54 21% 21% 21% + %
Chain Belt 1 1 30% 30% 30% +1%
Champ PAF la 4 53% S3 53%+%
Checker Cab 4 20% 20 20%+ %
Ches ft Ohio 3 22 58% 58 58%
ChicagoCorpVie 25 11% 11% 11%+ %
Chi At East 111 3 8% 8% 8%
Chi A EDI Ale 3 16% 16% 16%-%
Chi Great Welt 5 10 9% 10 + %
Chi Ort West pf 5 17% 17% 17% + %
Chi Ind&L Act- 2 11% 11 11%
Chi Ind&L Bet. 1 6% 6% 6% + %
Chi M SPA Pac 44 20% 19% 19%
ChiMSP&P DfSe 20 51 50 50% + %
Chi & Nor West 16 24% 23% 23%
Chi & NW pf .. 17 50% 49% 50%+1%
Chi Pneu Tool- 8 26% 25% 26%+1%
Chickaiha 1_ 2 20 19% 19%+%
Childs Co • _. 2 10 10 10 + %
Chrysler Corp 8 44 108 105 106% + %
Cin G & E w dis 39 27 26% 26% - %
CinMilMohl 05e 5 30 29% 30 +1
C I T Pinanre 2 24 48% 47% 48%+2%
,Clty Ice*F 1 60 2 33 32% 33 + %
City Ingest l 14 14 14 + %
♦City Inv pf 6Vi 10 108 108 108 +2
city Store! 1 4 26 25% 25% - %
♦Clev E 111 pf4 Vi 60 112% 112% 112%
Cley Graph B 2 x 1 65 65 65 +2
Climax Mol 1 30 8 29 28% 29 + %
Clinton Indust 1 3 34 33% 33%
Cluett-Pebody 8 5 49 48% 48% + %
Coca Cola 3a 2 170 170 170 +1
Coleate-P-P 2a 5 55% 55% 55%
♦Coli-P-P pf3Vi 20 108 108 108 + %
ColFuel&lr .30e 20 15% 14% 14% - %
Col Puel&Ir pf 1 7 19% 19% 19% + %
Col BcastAl.SOe 7 35% 53% 35%+2
Col BcaatB1.30e 4 34 33% 34 +1
Col Gas&El 20c 181 11% 10% 11 + %
Colum G A E rt 997 %< %t %i - %,
Colum G&E pf6 4 109% 109% 109% - %
Colum Piet lb - 2 31% 31% 31%+ %
OolumCarb 1.00 9 39 38% 39 + %
CcAAtS O Ell.20a • 47 46% 46% + %
Cornel Credit 2 9 47 46% 46% + %
tComl Cr pf3 80 200 117% 116 116 -1
ComclSolvn.60a 23 24% 24% 24% — %
Comwl Edit 1.40 30 33% 32% 32%+ %
Comvl & South 200 4% 4% 4% + %
ComAtS pf Oy.k 5 126% 126 126%
Oongoleum-N lax 7 31% 31% 31% +1
ConaCoPper.lOe 33 7% 6% 7% + %
Cons EdUn 1.80 50 30% 29% 29%
Cons Edlsn pf 6 3 106% 108% 106% - %
Cons Grocers 1 - 9 22% 21% 22 + %
Cons Laundry 1 3 19 18% 18% — %
Cons Nat Gaala * 51 50% 51
Cona RRCuba of 2 30% 30% 30%+ %
ConsRetSt l.lOe 3 28% 28% 28%-%
Cons Vultee 2 29 23% 23 23 + %
Container Cp 2a 9 43 42 43 +1%
Cont Baking Vie 7 17% 17% 17% + %
Cont Can 1. 15 42% 41i/i 42 - %
Cont Inrurnee 2 10 54% 54% 54% - %
Cont Mot .3Be 43 13% 13% 13%
Cont Oil D 1.60 xlO 39% 39 39%+%
Cont Steel .60e XlO 19% 19 19% +1%
Cooper-Best 2 23% 23 23% +1%
♦Cooor-Bes pf 3 50 54 53% 54 - %
CopprwldStl .80 x 4 16% 16 16 + %
♦Corn Exc 2.40 230 60% 59% 60*4+1
Com Prod 2.60 3 67 66 66
♦Com Prod pf 7 70 205 >03 >03 -2
Corning Ola Via. 3 34 34 34 + %
Coty Ine ,20a ... 2 10% 10% 10% - %
Coty Inti.20a 10 5% 5% 9%
Crane Co la— >1 41 40 40 + %
Crm of Wh 1.60 1 32% 32% 32% — %
Crown Cork Via 4 44% 44 44 +1
Crown Zell 1.20. • 32% 32% 32% + %
Crucible 8U 2a- > 45% 49% 49%+1
*1
IteeK Nat
Dividend Rate. 00 Ugh. Low. Close. ehM.
Ouban-A Sag %e 10 13 11 13 41%
Cudahy Pk 1.20 d M 40 40
Canto Prase .80. 1 10% MM MM
Cattle ■abllah 17 14% 14% 14% + %
Curtis Pprpf 8a 4 70 00% 70 42
Curtiss-Wright. 47 7 0% 0% - %
Curtlss-Wr A It 10 11 20% MM
Cutler-Ham.OOe xll 33 32% 32% 41%
DANA CORF 11 22% 21 21%
Davison Chem 1 9 21% 12% 22% 4 %
DaytonP&L ,45t 11 33% 33 33 - %
DartonRub .60a 3 24% 24% 24% 41%
Decca Rec 1.2ba O 32 30% 92 42%
Deere A Co He. d 40% 43% 40 4 %
Del Sc Hudson 4 7 40 39% 30% - %
Del Lack Sc Wn 10 0% 9 0 — %
Det Edison 1.20 20 20% 23% 23%-1
De Vllbiss Vie 2 23 • 23% 23% 4 %
Devoe&RAl.SO 0 30% 29% 30
Dlam Match 1 % 3 41% 40% 41% 41%
Diam T Mot 1 a 4 22% 22 22% 41
Dist Cp-Sg .60 07 24% 23% 24
Dixie Cup Vie 2 41% 41% 41%
tDlxle Cup A2'.i 110 34% 54 34 4 %
Dr Pepper 1 3 33 35 33 - %
Doehler-Jarvs 1 11 31% 30 31% 42
Dome Min hi.20 30 10% 10% 19% 4 %
Douglas Alrc be. 11 03 02% 03 4 %
Dow Chem pf 4. 2 115 113 113 — %
Dresser vndust 14 24% 23% 24% 4 M
DuplanCorp.COb 1 42 42 42 41
Du Pont 4%e._. « 202 190 1M -3
EAST AIR L M 78 30% 20% 20% 4 %
EastmanKdk 6a 4 230 2M 220 42
Eaton ManufeS 2 39% 94% 99% 41%
Edit B Strs 1 Vi X 2 32% 32% 32% 4 %
Elastic Stop Nut 1 0% 0% 9% 4 %
m Auto-Lite 8.. Id 01% 00% 01 41
El Boat la- 7 10% 10% 10%
El * M Ind .08e. 1 4% 4% 4%
El Power A Lt _ 90 21 20% 20% — %
El POL 26 pf 3k 3 192% 192 192% 4 %
El PftL$7pf3Vik 2 170 170 17<f 43%
Elec storage B 3 3 47% 47% 47% - %
El Paso NO 2.40 3 33% 33% 33% 42%
Emerson El M _ 4 lo% 10% 10%
EmersRAP 60a 7 23% 29% 25% 41
Engineer Pub 8 13 31% 30% 30%- %
♦Eng Pub 8 pf 6 20 110 110 110 4 %
Eouit Office B •_ 30 3% 3% 3%
Erie R R 1 _ 38 14% 13% 14% 4 %
Erie R R pf A 6 2 66 63 65 — %
Eureka Wms 3ie 4 14% 14 14 4 %
EvansProduct Vi 9 25% 24% >4% - %
Evershrp 1.20a. 9 40% 40 40% 4 %
Ex-Cell 0 2.60 1 51% 51% 51% 41
Exch-Buffet.00 x 1 9% 9% 9% 4 %
FAIRBANKS la 3 03% 03 63% 41%
Farnsworth 15 11% 10% 10% 4 %
Fed Lt&TraeVie 7 22% 22 22 - %
Fed Mogul 1 Vie x 1 32% 32% 32% 4 %
FedMoTruck.40a 5 15% 13 15 4 %
Peder DBtrs ._ 17 31% 30% 30% 4 M
tFed D 8 pi 4V«. 20 105 103 109
rcrro sntmei 1. « 29% 29 29 — %
Fid Pboenx Fit 6 60% 60 60 -1
Fires T ft R 3 . 5 66% 66% 66%+ %
First Nat 8tr2t* 1 61 61 61 +1
Firth Carp ,56e. S 24% 23% 24% +1
Flintkote .46e__ 29 35 33% 34
Florida Pow 1 — 19 18% 18% 18% - %
Florsheim .40e. 1 25% 25% 25%
Follanabee St! _ 6 16% 16% 16% + %
Food Fair St .40X 4 17% 17% 17% + %
Food Meh 1.30e 4 82 82 82 — %
Foster Whir la 4 33*% 33 33%+ %
Francisco Sucar 2 27% 27% 27%
FreenortSul 2% 2 50% 50% 50%-1%
Fruehauf Tr % e 13 38% 37% 38 + %
tFruehauf T pf4 70 108 108 108 + %
GABRIEL .45e x 3 14 13% 13% - %
Gair Robert.30r 22 9% 9 9% + %
Calvin Mff .30. 10 15% 15% 15%+ %
Gar Wood Ind 11 14% 14% 14%-%
Gaylord Cont 1x4 18% 18% 18% + %
GenAmInv3.06* 6 18% 18% 18% + %
Gen A Trns 2 Vi 7 56% 56 56%+ %
Gen Bakins .60 5 12% 12% 12%
Gen Cable. 22 11% 11% 11% + %
♦Gen Cable 1 pf 180 87% 87% 87% - %
Gen Elec 1.60 64 43% 43 43% + %
Gen Foodsl.60a 4 50% 50 50
Gen Mills lli 2 51% 51% 51%+1%
tOen Mills Pf 6 70 134 133% 133% - %
Gen Motor l*ie. 92 62% 61 61%+ %
Gen Motor pf 6. 1 128 128 128
Gen O Advt tie. 9 20% 20 20%+%
Gan Precision 1. 3 30 29% 29%
Gen Public Sve. 12 4% 4% 4% + %
Gen Pub Utlltib 40 19% 19 19% - %
Gen Ry Sic l*/4e 5 34% 33% 34 + %
Gen Realty ft Ut 16 6% 6% 6% + %
GenRefract OOe 5 28% 28 28 - %
tOen S C pf4Vik 1118% 118 118%
Gen Te)phnl.60 8 40% 40% 40% — %
Gen Tire ft R 1. 7 45% 44% 44%
Gillette Saf R 2 13 34% 33% 34% + %
Gimbel Br ,80e 9 54 52% 52% - %
Glldden Co 2a . 9 47% 46% 47
GoebelBrev.20a 7 7% 7 7% + %
♦Gold Stk Tel 6 10 144 144 144 +4
Goodall-Sn ltia 2 37 36 37 + %
Goodrich 2Vie _ 19 77% 76% 76%+ %
Goodrich pf 6 1103% 103% 103% -1%
GoodyearTftR 3 17 66 64% 64%
Goodyear pf 6.. 1 107% 107% 107% - %
Graham-Palse 58 8% 8% 8%- %
Granby Cons M 7 7% 6% 7
Grant (WT)l 6 32% 31% 31% - %
Gt NO IO ctl VaS 6 18>/* 18% 18%+ %
Gt Nor Ry pf 3 16 53% 51% 51%-1%
Gt Wit Sux 1.20 5 28% 28% 28%+%
Green HI 3a 4 77% 75% 77%+2
Greyhoundl.TOe 11 45% 44% 45 +1
♦Oreyhnd pf 4ti 10 107% 107% 107%
Gruman Air 1 tie 12 40 39% 39% - %
Guantanamo 8x 2 9% 9% 9% + %
Gulf MoblleftOh 11 18 17% 17% - %
Gulf Mft Opt.. 6 52% 51 51 -1
Gulf Oil la.. _ 59 73 72% 72%-%
HACKENSFClVa 1 38 38 38 - %
Hall Print 1_ 3 21 21 21 + %
HamilWtch .56s 3 20% 20% 20% + %
Haro-walker 1 3 23*4 23*4 25*4 + >4
HartShftM 1.60 5 48 45 43*4 + *4
Hat Corn Am tie 4 11% 11*4 11%
Hares Indust .13 13 12% 12%+ 14
Hares Manufg 22 9 8% 8% + >4
tHazel-Atlas 6a *0 173*4 173 173 -2
Hecht Co 1.60 1 38*4 38*4 38*4 +1
Hercules Mot 1 4 28% 28% 26*4 + >4
Hercules Pdr tie 3 5# 36 38 +1
tHerihCh cvpftl 10 142*4 142*4 142*4
Hewitt Robins 1 2 2764 2764 2764 + >4
Hollsnd Purn 2 30*4 20*4 30*4 + 14
HollanderftSn 1 2 30 28 19 —164
Holly Sugar l 2 28*4 28*4 28*4 + *4
Homes take 60e 9 4164 41*4 4164+ %
Houd-Hershey 4 1**4 1864 1864 — *4
HoustL&P 3.60 2 80 80 80
Houston Oil 32 21 20*4 21 +1
Howard 8tore 1 6 42 41*4 41*4 — 14
HoweSound 1.20 4 39 38*4 38*4 + *4
Hudson ft Man 7 8*4 8*4 8*4 — 14
Hudson Bar h2 10 39*4 39 39 — 14
Hudson Mot .40 20 23*4 22% 2264 — *4
Hunt Foods_ 2 37*4 37 37 + 14
Hupp Corp 9 7% 7% 7*4+ %
ILLINOIS CNT 26 32 31 31*4- %
Hi Terminal RR. 4 9% 9*4 9*4+ %
Indpls P-L 1.20 5 29% 29 29 + >4
Industrl B Mex. 4 15% 13 1514+%
Indust Rayon 2. 13 47 45% 4564 — >4
Ingersol-Rand 6 3131 131 131 +114
Inland Stl ,80e . 12 4064 40 40*4 - %
Inapir Copper 1 7 17% 17% 17%
InsuranshC .20a 3 8 8 8
Interchmcl 1.60 3 47 48*4 48% — 64
tlntercm pf 4*4 30 108 108 109 +1
Intercn Rub.Sog 2 7% 7% . 7%
Interlake Ir tie 28 13% 13% 13% - %
Int Harrs 2.60a 4 88*4 8764 88
tint Harrs pf 7 . 30 193*4 193*4 193*4 - 64
Int Hydro BA 9 11*4 11 11*4 + 64
Int MinftChm 1 4 3964 35*4 35*4 + 64
Int Mining 7 6% 6*4 6% + *4
Int Nickel 1 60 x34 34 33% 33% + *4
tint Nickel pf 7 30 140 140 140
Int Paper 2 32 48*4 47*4 48 +1
Int Paper pf 5 1 123*4 123*4 123*4 +1*4
Int Paper S4 pf 2 110 110 110 +1
tIntRyCenAnf6k 60 113 112 113 - 14
Int Shoe I SO 4 43 42*4 42% - 14
Int Silver *ie . 5 31 30*4 31 +164
Int Tel ft Tel 77 22*4 21% 21*4- %
IntT&Tfornet 4 2164 2164 2164 + *4
Interst D 8 1.40 21 3564 34 34 +1%
JACOBS ,20g 5 19% 13% 19%+ %
Jewel Tea 2.40 1 91% 31*4 91*4+1
Johns-Man 2*,iex 6 133% 132% 132% + *4
tJohnsonftJ pf4 90 114 114 114
Jones ft L Stl 2. 48 4964 43 45
JonesftL Pf A 6 1109 105 105 -1
JoP Manufg.SOa x 9 28% 2364 2964
KALAMAZ .80a 5 27 28% 2864 - >4
Kan City South. 8 2864 26% 28%+ %
Kan CySo pf 3e 2 58 39 38 -1%
Kayser J 66e X 5 19*4 19*4 19*4
Kelsey-Hay W B 5 18% 19 18*4 + %
Kennecott l*Ae x29 30% 90% 90*4— %
KerstSftW1.20ax 1 46 46 46 —1*4
Klmb Clark n 1. 6 2964 29 29 - >4
Kinney(GR) tie 2 22 22 22 + %
Koppers Co 1.60 3 36 36 36 + %
Kresge<SS)l .60 15 37*4 3664 37*4- *4
Kress (SH) 2a.. 1 52*4 32*4 52*4+ 64
Kroger Co 2 7 53*4 52*4 53*4 +264
LACLEDE 0.20c 11 7 6% 6%- %
Lambert Co 2 2 49% 48*4 49% +264
Lane Bryant la. 2 46*4 45% 46*4 + *4
Lehleb Col&N 1 9 13% 13 13% + %
Leh Port Cl <4 « 41% 40% 41 +1*4
Leh Valley Coal 11 364 3% 3% + >4
Leh Valley RR 11 9% 964 964 + %
Lehman C 6.O60 10 93 51*4 51% +1
Lerner Stra 1 >4 14 32% 31% 32%+%
Llb-O-F Gif «B 1 12 97*4 5664 57*4+1%
LibMcN&L ,60e. 21 12 1164 1164 - %
Life Bavara ,86e 2 33% 33% 33%
Llggett&M B 3a 4 94 93 93 + %
tLlgg ft M Pf 7 . 70 200 200 200
Lima Loeom 2a. 2 99% 99% 99*4 + %
Lion Oil 1.40 9 37% 37% 37*4 + %
Liquid Carbonic. 9 32% 31% 31% -1%
Lockheed Air 2. 18 30% 30 30% + %
Loews Inc 164* 48 32% 31% 3164+ %
Lone StarC 8% 4 78 77 77 -1%
Long-Boll L.12k 3 28 2764 28 + %
Lorrllard Prod 1 10 24 23% 23% - %
LOU OdtB A 1%. 2 20*4 28% 28%
LouisrilftN 8.53 8 82% 82 82%+ %
LowentnftS 1 Via 17 3464 33% 3364 - %
Lukens Steel 4 2064 20% 20%+ %
MACK TRK8 la 9 97 98 98*4 4-1%
MacyRH 1.60a 9 90 49 49% - %
Mad Sq Oar 80 5 19*4 19% 19% + %
Magma Copr % 9 20*4 20% 20%
Manatl Bug V«g 8 13% 13% 13% + >4
Manhat Shirt la 1 34 34 34 -1
Maracaibo 07g 9 4% 4% 4% + %
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tliarketStRr or 930 1364 13% 1364 - *4
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Martin Olenn 3 x 1 38*4 38*4 38*4+ %
Martin-Parr. 60 7 22*4 22 22*4+ >4
Masonite Cp la 6 62 60*4 6064+1%
Master B1.40 2 35 34 34 -2
Mathlaaon Aik I 3 31*4 3064 3064 + %
Mar Dept Strs 3 10 36 55% 96 + %
Maytag Co 3 1264 12% 1264- *4
McCall Corp 2a 4 90 4f 49
McCrorrStria 5 32% 31% 31% + %
UcOraw Hill *ie 1 33 33 33 + 64
McKessftR 2.40. 19 47% 47 47%+ 64
McKsssftR pf 4. 1109% 109% 109% + %
McLellan Strs 1. 9 27% 27 27%+ %
Mead Corp ,66e. 3 23% 23% 23%+%
tMaad Cp Pf 4*4 10108 108 108 +%
Melville Shoe 2. 9 94% 34 94%+ %
MeugelCo ,40a- 7 28% 28% 28%+%
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Mercant Strs 1. xS 27 28% 28%
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Meats Mach St* 4 90* 4S*4 90 + Vt
Miami Oon V«e 1 13* 19*4 13* + t4
Mld-OentPet t*a S 39* 39 39 - M
Midland Btl P 9. 9 49*4 41* 49** +3**
•Midlands lets. 30 191 ISO 100 -1*
Mlnn-B Rc 1.00 9 90 94 90 +9*
Mlnn-Moltne... 9 14* 14V* 14*+ *
MStPASS AS Vie 12 19* 14* 19*4+ *
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Minion Cp iy«r 7 34* 94 34* + *
Mo-Kan-Texas. 7 10 9* 10 + *
Mo-Kan-Tsx pf. 2 34* 94* 94*+ *
Mohawk Carp 2 1 SO 90 90 + *
Mojud Hos ,20e lOx 10* 10* 1S*+ *
Monarch Meh 2. 1 3S* 30* 36* + *
MonssntoChV*e 21 95* 34* 94*+ *
Montcm Ward 3 59 77 79* 79* + *
Monte Ward ret 1 79V* 79V* 79*+1
Moors McLin 1 2 20 20 20 + >4
Morrel A co 2a. 2 50 49* 49* - *
Motor Products 4 24* 24* 24* + *i
Motor Whl 1.20 9 20 27* 27*+*
Mueller Br 1.60 4 49* 48* 48*+*
Mullins Mfc tie. 4 19* 19* 19*+ *
Munslnfwear 1 19 19 19 + *
Murphy Q C 1 >i 3 40* 40* 40* + *
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Murray Corp 23 19* 13 19* + *
MurrayCorp pf3 1 47* 47* 47*-1*
NASH-KKLV Vi 43 19* 10* IS*
Nat Acme 2... 4 34* 34* 34*
Nat Airlines_ 10 23* 23 23 + *
NatAutoFib.ee 21 14* 14* 14*
Nat Aviation y«o 4 19* 19* 19* - *
Nat Biscuit 1.20 20 31* 30* 30* - *
Nat BdASh.eOa. 1 27* 27* 97*
Nat Can. 0 19* 19* 19*+ *
Nat Cash Ret la 19 30* 37* 30 - *
Nat City Lines lxll 20 19* 19*- *
Nat Containr lb 0 92* 32* 33* + *
Nat Cyln O .80s 12 20* 30 20*+ *
Nat DairyP 1.80 11 37* 37* 37* - *
Nat Dent Strsl 0 27* 29* 27* +1
Nat Distillers.. 103 27* 29* 27*+ Vi
Nat Gypsum y«( 25 24* 34* 24* + *
Net Lead Via 10 34* 34 34 + *
tNat Lead pfA7 70 203*202*203*+ Vi
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NatMalftBtl Cas 3 30* 30* 30*- M
Nat Power A Lt 127 1* 1* 1*
Nat Steel 3 9 92 90* 91
Nat Sue Rf 1.40 3 31 31 31 + Vi
Nat Supply 7 19* 10* IS* - Vi
Nat Bun S3 Pf4k 4 24* 24* 24* + *
Nat Tea .80 4 31* 30* 31
NatVulFlb 80. ■ 19 18* 18* - Vi
Natomas Co Vie. 2 11* 11* 11*+*
Nehl Corp 80 . S 24* 24 24* + *
Newberry J J 1 9 32 29* 32 +2*
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Newmont 1*4 .. *2 40* 39* 40*+2*
Newport Ind.BOe x6 37* 36* 39* + Vi
NwPt N Shpbd'.’e 9 29 24* 25 + Vi
N Y Air Brake 2 1 50* 50* 50* - Vi
N Y Central RR 100 20* 20* 20* + Vi
NYChlABtL. 5 42* 41* 42*+l*i
N YChl&StL pf4k 1110 110 110
NYC Ombs l*e. 9 23 22* 23*+ Vi
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♦ NorfAWstnlOa 50 298 259 258 +4Vi
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NO Am CO 1.771 *34 31% 30% 30% + 74
North Pacific le 52 25 24% 24% + %
NorthwstAir Vie 18 4074 40 4074 +174
tNorthwn Tel 3 110 50% 90 90 % %
Norwich Ph .60a 1 20% 20% 20% - %
OHIO OIL Via.. 36 2474 2374 2474+ 74
Oliver Corp ... 11 26 2574 26 + 74
♦Oliver pf 4Vi.. 70 107% 107% 107% -174
Omnibus Corn 1 8 14% 14 14% + %
Oppenheim 2 Vie 1 43 43 43 - %
OtisElevator Tie 6 3* ' 33% 33% - %
♦Outlet Co 3 Vae . 10 101 101 101 -1
Owens-niO 2Tie 6 82% 81 81% - %
PAC A FISH le- 4 14 14 14 — %
♦ Pacific Coast . 1 20 1974 1974— %
♦ Pac Coast 2 pf 40 37% 36% 37% +1%
tae Oas A Elc 2 10 43% 43 43%+%
Pac Mills 1 Vie— x4 38 37% 38 +1
Pac Tin Cons .15 7 6% 6% + %
Packard Motor 70 8 7% a +74
PnAmAlrwysTae 61 17 1674 16% — 74
PanhanXPL 2 Vi *9 49 44% 44%+1%
Panh PAR ,20a. 28 7% 7% 7% + %
Param Pic 1.60- 77 35% 34% 39 + %
ParkATilford 3. 1 68% 68% 68%+1
Park Utah .10e. 28 4% 4% 4% + %
Parke Dav 1.60 7 43% 42% 42% - %
ParmeleeTr 1.20 3 16% 16% 16%+ %
Patino Min .85e 4 17% 17% 17% + 74
Penlek A Poi d 3 *2 73 73 73 + %
PenneyJC 1.20e. 8 51 50% 51 — V*
Penn-Cent Airl. 8 35 34% 35 — %
Penn-Dlz Cemnt 5 24% 24 24 - 71
PennPwALt.70e 23 24% 23% 23%+ %
Penn R R 1 Vie 45 35 34% 34%+%
Peoria A Eastrn 1 23% 23% 23% +1%
Pepsl-Cola ,70a *34 30% 29% 29% + %
Pere Marquette 1 23% 23% 23% +1
Petrol Corp 20e 7 11 io% 10% + %
PfeifierBrew Tie 2 14% 14% 14%
Pfizer CACo 2a _ 9 68% 67% 68%+ %
Phelps Da 1.60 19 38% 38% 38% + %
Phila Elect 1.20 *8 28% 28% 28%-%
PhilARdsCAIVie 19 15% 19% 15%+ %
Philco Corp.80a *13 28% 28 28 + 74
Philip Mors 1 Vi 18 45 43% 43%
♦ PhlllpM Pf3.60 20 106 106 106 - %
Phillips Petrol 2 11 62 61% 61%
Pitts CkACh Via 1 10% 10% 10%
PitConCoal 1 40 20 22 21% 21% - 74
Pitt PI G1 .80 19 38% 37% 37% - %
Pitt Scr A B .40 13 9% 9 9% + %
Pitts Steel - 17 15 14% 14%+%
♦ Pitts Steel pfB 20131 130 130 -2
♦Pitts Steel 5 Pf 330 81% 81 81
Pitts A West Va 2 20 19% 20
PittStonCo_ 4 22% 22% 22%
Ploush .60 1 18 IS 18
Plymouth Oil lb 2 25% 29% 25%+%
Poor A Co B Tie 4 18% 18% 18%- %
Pressed Stl Car. 11 20% 20% 20%+ %
ProeterAOam 2 3 64% 63% 64%+ %
Pub SvcCol 1.66 4 38 3674 37% + %
Pub Svc N J Tie *10 24% 23% 23% - %
♦ Pub SvcNJ Pf8 210 127 126 126
♦ Pub SvcNJ Pf7 50 116% 116% 116%
♦ Pub SVCNJ Uf6 210 112 111% 111%
tPub SvcNJ 0f6 10 106% 106% 106%
f Pub S XI O PfB *50 114% 114% 114% +2%
Publlcker Ind * 9 55T4 55 95%+274
Pullman Hie - * 57% 37 37
Pure 011 1 . . 10 24% 24% 24% - %
Purity Bek 2 . 2 33% 35% 33% - %
RADIO CP 20e 76 12% 12% 12% - %
Radio Cp pf 3% 2 85 88*4 88 + %
Ra-Kth-01.20 25 20% 20% 20%+ %
Rayon ter Inc 3 23% 23% 23% + %
Rayonierlnc pf2 4 37% 37% 37%
Readme Co 1 12 22% 21% 22% - %
RellableStrel 60 2 34% 34 34 - %
RemingR 1.30b 35 40% 39% 39% - Vi
Reo Motors 1 >4 12 30 28% 29 +1
Repub Avia Vie. 22 15% 14*4 14% - %
Repub Picture* 13 11% 10% 10% - %
Repub steel 1 64 34*4 34% 34% - %
Rep Steel pf A 0 1 113% 113% 113% - %
Revere Copper 10 26% 25% 23%
tRev Cop pf 8 Vi 10 100 100 100 + %
Remolds Metall a 33% 33 33%+1%
♦ Rey Met pf 6% 40 114% 114% 114% -3
Remold! Spring 5 23% 23% 23%+ %
tRynldsT 1.40a 40 40 47% 40
Rey TobB 1.40a 13 40% 40 40%+%
Reml T Pf 3.60 2 106% 106% 106%
Rheem Mfg 1 2 29% 29% 29% + %
Richfield Oil .80 0 16% 16% 16% + %
Roan Antelope. 6 10% 9% 9% - %
Royal Type .60 2 24% 24 24 - %
Ruppert tJ) »/«e. 3 28% 28% 28%+%
SAFEWAY ST 1 30 29 28% 10%+ %
t Safeway pf 5 . 70 113% 113 113
SayageArms % 37 13% 13% 13%+ %
Schenley Diet! 2 28 03% 84% 85% + %
tScottPa Pf3 40 10 107 107 107 +%
SeabAlrLRR 42 26% 25% 26 + %
Scab ALRRpf 11 36 54 54 - %
Seagravc 2 9% 9% 9%
Sears Roebek la 06 42% 40% 41% + %
Seeger Sunbeam 0 17% 16% 16% - %
Servel Inc 13 IS 18 18
Shamrock .40 11 23% 22% 23% +2
Sharp&Doh Vie 4 29% 29% 29% + %
Lflhattuck F G 1 x 2 21% 21% 21% + %
: tSheaflerPen 2a 70 82 80 80 -2
Shell D Oil Vie 7 34 33% 33% - %
SheratonCp .05e 7 12% 12 12 + %
Silver King Col 6 6% 7% 8%+ %
Simmons Co Vie 5 43 44 44 —1
Sinclair OU1- 49 17% 17% 17%+ %
Skelly Oil 1* 2 68 68 68 + %
Bmith&Son .80a 5 41% 41 41 + %
Socony-Vac Via 96 16% 16% 16%
SouAmGAP .109 10 3% 5% 5% - %
So P Rico 6ug4a 3 57% 37 37%+ %
Sou Greyh LI 2a 7 51% 49% 51%+2
SO Cal Edit 1%. 4 36 35% 35% - %
SOU Nat Gt 1%- X 1 29 29 29 + %
So Pacific 4_ . 20 37 55% 33%-%
Southern Ry 8 13 51% 30% 31 + %
Southern Ry pf8 3 79 79 79 + %
Spald * Br.40e. 4 20% 19% 20%+ %
Sparks Witting 12 8% 7% 8% + %
Sperry Corp Vie 18 27% 27 27% - %
Spiegel Inc . 37 23% 22% 22%+ %
tSpiegel of 4% X30 97 93% 97 +2%
Spuer. D 20e 16 18% 17% 17% - %
tSqulbb&S Pf 4 20 114% 114% 114% - %
Std Brands 1.00 14 43% 41 41 -%
Std G.'tKl $4 pf 31 40% 39% 39% - %
Std G*ES7pr pf 8 128 127 128 +1
StdOilCal 1 06c 23 56 53% 53% + %
Std Oil Ind 1 Via 30 43 42 42%-%
Std Oil N J la 30 75% 74 74 -1
Std Oil Ohio 1 x 6 27% 26% 27% +1%
Std St! Song Vie 21 16% 16% 16% + %
BterchlBroStVia x 1 24% 24% 24%+ %
Sterling Drug 2 5 51% 51 51 +1
Stewart-WamVi 4 19% 19 19%+ %
Stokley-Van Cm 11 30% 30% 30%+1%
Stokley-V C Pf 1 3 21% 21% 21% + %
Stone * Web lg 20 10 17% 17% - %
Studebaker Vie. 45 29% 26% 20% + %
StmChem .80s- 11 16% 13% 16%+%
Sun OU lb_ 1 71 71 71 - %
tsun Oil pfA4Vi 40 124% 124 124 - %
Sunny OU .16# 66 10 9% 10 + %
Sunshine M .40 Xl3 13% 13% 15%+%
Superheater la. 6 27% 26% 27%+ %
Super Oil Calif. 1140 MO 140
Sutheri P 1.60a X 2 46 45% 45% +1
Swift*Co 1.60a Xio 36% 36 36%+%
Swift Inti 1.80.. 3 32% 31% 32%+1
Sylvan El Pr la 3 30% 28% 30% - %
Sylvan El F pf 4 1 100% 107% 107% -1%
Symlng-OuldVie 3 11 10% 11 + %
TELAOTOPH 40 2 P 9 9 + %
Tenn Corp 1_ 2 19% 19% 19%+%
Texas Co 2a 27 63% 62% 62%+ %
Tex Gulf Pr.35# 15 13% 12% 13%+ %
Tex Gulf Sul 2a 4 53% 52% 53% + %
Tex Pac CAO 1 3 28% 28% 28% + %
Tex Pac LT.l 5g 8 19% 19% 19% - %
Tex&PacRjL’Vi* 3 51% 31 31 - %
tThatc CVPf2 40 90 55 55 53 + %
tThermod pf3Vil50 , 61 39 61 +3%
Thomp Prod Vie x 5 55% 54% 54%-%
t Thoms Pr pf 4 x20 109% 109% 109% + %
Thom-Starrett 9 7% 7% 7% + %
Tidewater OIU 13 21% 21% 21%+%
> Tide Wat pf3Vi 70 109% 109% 109% - %
Ttmken-DAxle. 16 21% 20% 21%+ %
TtmkRBrlVi* 6 91 49% 49% - %
Tmsamerica Ha 10 17 16% 16% + %
Trans * WetAir 4 46 45% 48 +1
TransueAW Ha x 3 24% 24% 24% + %
Trl-Cont Cp.ZOg 28 8% 8% 8% - %
Truax-Tr C l.SOx 1 18% 18% 18% + %
20th C-Pox Sa . 81 52% 32 52%
Twin City RpTr 1 18% 18% 18%+ %
tTwln Cty prSHllO 97 99% 54 - %
Twin Coach ... 1 17% 17% 18% +1
UNDERWOOD 1 8 81% 80% 81%+2
Stocks Extend Gains
In Selective Buying
On Sluggish Market
By Victor Eubank
Associated Prut Financial Writer
NEW YORK, Aug. 39.—The stock
market today extended the rally
which got under way at the tail end
of the preceding session, although
buying was selective and, on the
whole, notably timid.
The ticker tape loafed after a
fairly active opening. While early
gains running to a point or so were
reduced in most cases, and scat
tered losers persisted near the close,
plus signs predominated. The ma
jority of steels and motors displayed
consideraole Indifference. Trans
fers dwindled to around 1,000,000
shares from Wednesday’s 3,100,000
total.
American Agricultural Chemical
and Interstate Department Stores
advanced on a few sales following
extra and increased dividends.
Ahead were Bethlehem, Santa Pe,
Southern Railway, Goodrich, Amer
ican Smelting, International Nickel,
Allied Chemical and Eastman
Kodak.
American Telephone slipped, along
with Du Pont, Chesaoeake & Ohio,
and Standard Oil (N. J.).
Dividends Announced
NEW YORK. Aug. 29 UP).—Dividends
declared:
Initial.
Pe- Stk. of Pay
_ , .... . _ Rate. riod. record, able.
g*!,rolt.Alum & Br 12 %c _ _ fl-lfi 9-30
Holland Purn <new)__26c . 9-12 10-1
Unit M A Mfr (new) . 20c Q 9-0 9-13
Int Cellucot Prod new 26c __ 9-10 10-1
_ Acenmnlated.
S p * u SO Bf-$1.60 _ _ 9-10 10-1
El P A L $7 Df _$1.76 9-10 10-1
. _ Extra.
Am Agrl Chem-$1 9-12 9-26
Asbestos Corp.10c__ 9-16 9-30
Brown & Sharp Mfg-*1.60 8-31 9-10
Int Cellucot Prod _26c _ 9-19 lo-l
Inereaaed.
Clox-ox Chem-35c Q 9-14 9-25
M«*l Cement-36c Q 9-14 9-30
U S Potash_ -$1.60. 9-3 9-ia
Interstate Dent. Strs 60e Q 9-25 10-15
Kelylna Co ol Can $1.50 .. 9-10 9-25
.. ... _ Resumed.
Merritt Chap & Scott 60c . _ 9-16 10-1
. . Regular.
Am Agrl Chem-50c Q 9-13 9-26
Am Snuff -50c Q 9-6 10-1
Asbestos Corp .20c.. 9-15 9-30
Beech Ck R R -50c.. 9-9 10-1
Consol Retell Sirs-40e . 9-12 10-1
Dtvismi Chem-26e Q 9-10 9-30
go* Chem Co .75c.. 10-1 10-15
Oen precision TSu-25c.. 9-10 9-25
|Nfr®ulfs Powder- 25e__ 9-9 9-25
Bell Tel-$1.60 .. 9-19 9-30
Mt' ®*u - --60c.. 9-16 10-1
R H Msey A Co-40c. 9-9 10-1
McCrory Strs-25e Q 9-18 9-30
■ Co -10c Q 9-9 10-1
P E Myers & Bros_75c 9-13 9-26
Nst Brew Ltd __50e Q 9-6 10.1
Nat steel Car Ltd __37>Ac Q 9-15 lfclS
Nat Steel Corp-76c Q 9-4 9-14
Pitts Met Co-12 %e _. 9-0 9-13
Sosa Mfg 12%e .. 9-6 9-16
Sylvdnia El Prod-26e ._ 9-20 10-1
Un ted Oas Corp-20c 9-10 10-1
Union Metal Mfg-15e Q 9-12 9-23
Wh*«Ung Btl-26e __ 9-6 10-1
White Motor -SBc . 9-10 9-24
Bastion Blessing-4Qe Q 9-14 10-1
Beatrice Poods_35c Q 9-12 10-1
Bucyrus Erie... _. 15c. 9-12 10-1
Brown A Sharp Mfg.$1.50 Q 8-31 9-16
Domtn Glass _25c Q 9-27 10-15
Emerson Drug A-25c.. 8-30 9-10
SEmer,.?n_Dru* *-25e 8-30 9-10
arrett Corn- 10c .. 9-10 9-20
elme O W . -$1.00. 9-7 10-1
tndpls Pow A Lt-30c Q 10-2 10-16
Lima Loco Wks .. . 60c.. 9-13 9-27
New Haven C A W._lS%c . 9-10 9-20
Prov Wash Tnsur-25c Q 9-6 9-27
Waldorf System _25e Q 9-20 10-1
Weston George Ltd_20e Q 9-9 10-1
Chicago Grain
AuF- 29 UPt.—Grains ex
hibited flnnness today In the wake of an
•JT**£*£» prices, cool weather
orer much of the Midwest and announce-1
"!«"* hither ceilings for livestock than
those formerly prevailing
Moet of the gain was established et the
£g*“Jn* on commission house buying, after
ffiohtha market ruled a little lower
through to the close Nearby deliveries
most .*t,r?,n*thJ as the box ear
shortage was holding down movement of
grains to terminals.
.finished % lower to 3 cents
?in!1/a,7; J -®8^*: «orn was un
„5n*e<Lt0_ ’ hither: January. 1.34%-%,
75%-%* were ahead %-l%: September,
WHEAT-— Open. High. Low. Cloee
January— 1.96 1.96% 1.94 1.95%
K"eh -- 1.90 1.90% 1.88% 1.88%
“CORN— 1,87,4 1,89 l*8'/« 1.86%
January. 1.35 1.35% 1.33% 1.34%
“*OATS— 1,83Vi 1 331/4 J3* L32%
September .74% .75% .74% .75%
November .74% .72% .71% .728?
December .71% .72% .71% .718?
“bSrley-'1* 72 ,71V< 711,4
November _ _ i 341/
December _ _I “ 1 34»A
Morch - l;3|g
Sale*—
Stock and Add Net
Dividend Hate. 00 High Low Close chge
UnAshftRub .70 7 174 174 17% + %
Un Baa ftp SOe 14 35 34 344 4-14
Un CarMde 3 16 103% 1024 102% + 4
Union Oil Call 10 25 24% 24% - %
Un Paelfie 8 . x 5 1424 142 142 - 4
Un Tank Car 2. 2 35% 334 334+ 4
Utd Air Lna %g. 31 39 384 384 + 4
Utd Aircraft 1 .. 23 27 264 264 — 4
Utd Alrcft Pf R - 1 111% 111% 111% -14
Unit Biscuit la. 2 464 46 40
Utd Carbon 8 .. 2 73 744 744- %
Utd Clc Wh Btr 99 10% 10 10*+
Unlt Corp 123 4% 44 44 - %
UnltCorn PfIHik 9 464 49 49
United Fruit 2.. 22 514 90% 90% - %
UnltOaalm.SRe. • 24 234 234
Ut Mach ft Met. 28 19% 104 10% - 4
Utd Paperboard 6 124 124 124
Unit Rex Druw 41 14% 14 144+ %
U8*PorSecur 22 224 21% 21%+ 4
US Gypsum 2 2 115 114% 115 +1
t US Oypem pf 7 20 200 200 200
US Hoff Meh He 4 364 39 394 + %
US Indue Ch la. 3 48% 48% 48%
US Leather .13 9% 9% 94-4
US Leather A 2 1 314 314 314 + 4
US Lineal 12 22% 224 22%+ 4
US Pipe&Fyl «0x 4 46% 464 464+ %
US Plywood 80 7 564 36 56 - 4
U 8 Rubber 2 Vie 14 694 64% 64%+ 4
US SmeltYt ft M 7 55 34% 54% + %
US Smelt pf 3% 1 844 844 844- 4
US Steel 4 S3 844 83 83%+ 4
US Steel pf 7 1 1374 137*+ 1374
US Tobaccol 20 x 3 29% 294 294 + 4
Utd Stockyd He 1 6% d% 6%
Utd Strs 2 pf 7 134 13 13+4
Ut Well Pep He xl3 9% 94 94 - 4
Unlv Cy Stl ,90e 2 244 244 244 + 4
Unlv Lab 1 x 2 14 13% 13% - 4
tUnlr Leaf T 4a. 10 101 101 101 -2
Unlv Pictures 2. • 404 40 404 +14
VANADIUM . 4 264 26 26
Verti-Cm But 1# 4 21% 214 214+ 4
VlckChem 1.20a *- 41 404 404 +1
Vic Chm W 1.80 1 434 434 434 - 4
Va OarollnChem 2 84 84 84+ 4
Va-C Ch 8pf 8k 2 83 82 83 +1
tva EAP SB PfB x70 1214 1214 1214 +1
VisklnaCpA 1.69 5 39 39 39 +1
WABASH pf 4% 1 72 72 72 -2
Waldorf Syit la 3 204 20 20
Waltreen 1.80 a 414 41 41
Walker Hirm b4 2 135 1344 135 +2
Walworth Co 18 144 1+ 14
Ward Bak .30e s 14% 144 144 - 4
WamerBr n lVi 131 23% 234 234+4
Warren Pndry 3 30% 30 30 + %
Werren Pet 80 3 23 23 23
Wash GasLt 1 % 1 324 324 324
Waukesha 1 1 234 234 254 +14
Wayne Pump 2 2 374 37 37 — 4
Webster Tobace , 1 134 134 134
Wesson OftS la 4 42 42 42 + %
Weet Ind Sue la 14 37% 36% 374 +1
tWs Penn El A 7 30 119 119 119 -1
tWi Penn El pf8 40 114 114 114 + 4
tWs Pa Pr PMH 20 117 1164 1164 - 4
WVaPulp&Pl. 1 414 414 414-1
Western Air Un 4 22 21 214+%
Westrn Auto 2e. 3 73 72 72+4
Western Md -. 1 64 64 84
West Pacific 3.. 3 434 424 424+14
wast Un Tel A 16 314 30% 31
Weitin Air BHe IS 344 33% 334+ %
Westlnc ElecHe 31 304 294 29%
tWatlneBl pfHe 110 38% 38 38
Weston XI 1.809 1 31% 51% 91%+1%
Westvaeo 1.40.. 1 38 38 38
Wheel 8UlV«e 3 50% 48% 49% +1%
»WheelBtl prpfB 70 109 104% 104%
White Motor lb 10 32 31 32 + %
White Sewing M 8 174 17 17
Wilcox OU .20 - 9 8% 8% 8% + %
Wlllys-Overtnd >9 16 134 13%+ 4
WllsonftCo .60e 11 16% 164 16% + 4
Woodward Ir 2 1 43 43 4 3-4
Wooiwrth 1.80a 18 314 904 314
WorthlnetnPlHx 4 66 654 654+ %
Wyand Wor 40a 6 184 17% 184 + %
YALE ft T 60s 6 49% 48 49% +3
York corp .30 4 20% 20% 20%+ 4
Yng Spa ft Wire 19 24 23 23%+ %
Youngs ShftT 3 16 794 72% 72% - %
Youngststl Dr 1 x 6 24 234 234
ZENITH RAD le 10 29 284 29 +1
ZontteProd 30e 26 10% 104 10% + 4
■early Bales on the Esefeaage Tedsy:
11:00 a.m 300 000 I2:0onoon 910 000
1:00 a.m 1670 000 8:00 D.m 020 000
Approximate Total.. 1060 000
♦Unit of trading. 10 tharea; sales printed
in full. *ln bankruptcy or receivership er
being reorganised under Bankruptcy Act.
or securities assumed by such companies.
Rates of dividend in tba foregoing table
art annual disbursement based on the last
ouarterlj or semiannual declaration. Un
S&ssUffis
N. Y. Bond Market
1U&MX I UU1
IReoortad ta Dollars)
DonootM.. 9 170 000
hrdn... >10000
POMKW. Close
Austral 434s IS. 10>
Bra* 334s 23 aar 0984
Copoahacn 6*62 0084
Cuba 4HI77.. 11984
KrtuaATol 6s69 4*4
NO Walt S»58.100*4
Pare Sad St 8] >284
Druruay 3 Vis 84 01
DOMESTIC Class
Ala Gt8o384l6710484
Am TOT 3* fit) 143*4
Am TAT 234*75 10334
AmTAT 2*'»s 861C084
Ami obaeco3s62104*4
AmTob*eco3a68 10C84
AT8P 4S 95 13384
A tlCo* J t L* 84s8411384
Atl Dnr 1 st4s48 49
AtlRsfln 23.866 10384
BAO 1st m 48 .. 9*>4
BAO 95 A. 7584
BAO 96 C ... Sd
BAO3000 D... 7584
BAO CT 80 . 8184
BOPLXWV4S51 5934
Boat 14*4*4* 70 <484
BuIMlacB234s7S10384;
BuIRooh*P57s* <384
Bur! CKAN&S34 3934
Caa Pa«4a asrvllS j
Cslotsx 384s 60 105
Cant Oa 6s 69 C 1984
Cant Qalst6s45103
CRRNJ6S87 40
CMAAlton3*«B 4784
C1)1IAL4 842003 50
ChllAL Inc4s83 72
ClIBtP484s2044 7184
CaiANtN 484199 0134
CIUP 484s 62 A 5084
CRIP 4 Vi* 60. . 29
CRIP 4s 88_ 93
CRIP rf 4s 34 59
CCC StL 484*77 9034
ClevUnTrB 84*7210634
Col BOB 384*70 110
Comal Ed 3s 77 10B84
Cons Ed 384s 48 10184
Cons P 284s 76 10584
del A Hud 4s 63109
OnARO 4s 86 67
QnARGWs 5s56 *34
DnARGW 6s55s 93s
Brie 484* 1015 83
Ort Nor 284s 82 *884
HudAM rf ft* 57 7284
IlMHImMfT MH
I048UN.m
icckinmu »n*
ICCBtLo 484s«3 9286
tot OH 1M 0*62 7464
tatOt lto6l60B NH
tot SrdroSMMH10084
tat T*T 4844 *910184
C*B C Bond 7810484
UhT16t2003tt 97
Uh VI 486(2003 93
L*b VI 4* 9003 4784
Lorrlllird 8* S3 104
Mtattl 9ut4(67 04
M-K-T 44)6*67 5584
Mo Pie 884*40 2384
MO Pae 6l 81 1 0984
Mo Pae cn 4* 75 3784
Morrl(*ElXS(66 7884
MorlsM 484*56 71Vi
Mor&F386(2000 48
N O 1 M 584*54 10784
N O T M 5* 56 103
NTC rf 6* 2013 5584
NYC 484*2013A 0784
NTC eon 4s 06 05
NTNH4CM6S46 5984
NTNH&H4S47 51
NYNH&H 4s 67 2684
NYNH&H384154 5084
NT Stm 384* 63 10584
NT WB *84*46 2*84
Nor Pelt484(7510484
Pte 04sB 3t 71.10*
Pae 0*13(70 10584
Pae T*T 984(8610484
PennRIU4 84*6512284
PennIUM 84*84112384
PcnnRR 884* 69105
Phil* B 284a 67 105
Prorld Bee 4*57 2284
RloOrWest4(30 11184
StUBnFr 5*60 B 5484
StLBnPr 484(78 30
StLBnPr 4(60 A 5184
Sea Air L484( Wl 7484
Sea Air L 4s Wl 10084
SolndRr 284*9410084
So Paclflc488sSJ 10584
So Pae 484s 60 103V*
Sou Pae 284s 96 *984
TeX*NOr!38490 5584
Tex*Pae38'.s95 105
Third Ave 5* 6 i 67
OnivPlct 384*5910184
Va El&P 284675 10384
Walwth 3' 4s 76 10384
West 8h 4s236l 0484
WsPac48aS2014 10484
West On 6s 51 10284
West On 61 60 103
N. Y. Curb Marketl
LIST INCLUDES ONLY SELECTED ISSUES
CHANGED ntOM rBBYIOCS CLOSE.
viose
Aero So B .20*. 4V*
Alum CO Am 2.. 747*
Am Cen Ml*_If
Am Crnamid la 4f7*
Am Maracaibo.. 37*
Am Repubic 74* 17
Am Superpower 27*
AnchPostPr.20* 97*
Ark Nat Gas A. 97*
Atl Coast Fieh.. 10
Atlas Coro ww 77*
Baldwin Rub.70 137*
Barium Steel 07*
Basie Refrae.40 07*1
Breeze Cp 1.60 217*1
Brown For n .80 307*
Brown Rubber.. 107*
Bnk Hill AS 7*a. 197*
Burma Ltd 2
Can Mare h.04e. 27*
Catalin Am 40 107*
Cent A S W Dtil 107*
Cessna Aire 74k. 07*
Cities Service 30
ClaudeNeon.OSa 47*
Col Puel&Ir ww. O
Colts P F Arms. 397*
Com Jk Son war. Tbs
Cons Biscuit 1 217*
ConMlASmSVia 067*
ConsTextlle.SOk 127*
ContFAMchT*. 237*
CornneopO Min 17*
Creole Pet 17b.. 317*
Croft Brew ,06k 3
Crown C Pet 74k 77*
CTOwnOruc .05e 77*
DayldsenB.325* 12
Diana Strs 74 117*
DominSlAC h74. 17
Elee BdAShare 197*
Fairchild E .20k 6
Fansteel Metal 277*
Fedders-Q ,30e 147*
Glen Alden Cl 2 207*
Ooldfleld Cons 17*
Hazeltlne Tie20
Hecla Min 1. _ 147*
Imp OH Lt h.80 13
int Petrol h'/a_ie*4
Kalaer-Fraxer . 127*
Kirk LQM h 04 17*
KobaekerStr .80 147*
Lone Island Lte. i*a
McWUl Dredse 15
Mead John ,60a 52
Merrltt-C&S'/ae 18*4
Mid Stl Pr B etc 57*
Mld-WeatCp '/ae 237*
Miller Wohl .80. 13*4
Natl Bell R .07e 574
Nat Fuel G .80a IS
Nat Mall Fab 1 . 1S*4
New X Pwr Asso 10
Niasra Hud Pwr 117*
Nipsinc M h.OSs 2%
No Am Lt & P 07*
Northeast Alr'n. 15
Pan Am Air wr 4
Pantepec Oil .84 10*41
Pennroad ’/a*... 7*4
Pioneer Gold .. 3*74
Piper Alreralt . 474
Pltney-Bow.AOa 1174
R-K-O opt war. 1
Raytheon Mle . 147*
Richmond Rad 77*
RioGrValQ .06* 27*
St Rests Paper„. 117*
SchlSCol_42*4
Schulte Inc __4*4
Select Industr.. 4
Solar Alrc .60 . 20
8td Power & Lt. 4*4
Sterling Eng .. 5*4
Sun Ray Dr.80* 48*4
Technicolor V«* 1874
Texon O & L.40 t
Textron Inc Tig 207*
Tri-Conti w w . 37*
UdyliteCorp.84* 13*4
Unexcelled Chm 13*4
United Corp ww 1
Unit Lt & Rys 1. 277*
U 8 Foil B .40e 2374
United Stores _ 4
Utah-Ida S .16* 474
Wmoreland C 307*
Wrtsht-Hg h 20 374
nmixM oi uiviaenas m u» roregomt table
are annuel disbursement! based on the last
Quarterly or semiannual declaration. Cn
lese otherwise noted, special or extra diwl
denda are not Included, a Also extra, or
extra*. S Plus stock dlTldend. dCaah or
Jtoek. t Declared or paid so lar this year.
1 Payable In stock r Paid last rear, h Pay
able In Canadian funds, k Accumulated
dividends paid or declared this year, n Mow
Issue. ww With warrants. xw Without
ffimoti
Washington Exchange
Lanston Monotype—SO^at^ 19.
WVth^fot0ni7RitWl£*A®*Ctrie pM-12
Potomae Electric^5^7^ pfd.—9 at 108.
PUBLIC UTILITY.
Bid. Asked.
Am T * T ey db 3* 1966 .. 140
Cap Traction 1st 5s 1947 _ 102'/i 10.3
Cap Transit 1st ref 4s 1904. 108 107
City At Suburban 5s 1948 109
Georgetown Gas let 5i 1961 12514 _
Pot Elec Pow 3 V*s 1966_105 _
Pot Bee Pow 3 Vis 1977 _112
Washington Gas 6s I960 129 _.I
Ter RfAtW Cp let 4V«s 1948 103 _
STOCKS.
PUBLIC UTILITY.
Amer Tel * Tel <9) _ 186
Capital Transit (2.00) .... .36 39
N & W Steamboat (t4>_200
Pot Elec Pow 6% pfd (H> _*110
Pot El Pw 6V47 pfd (5.50) _*107 109
Wash Gas Li com (1.50) 31'4 32Vi
Wash Gss Lt cum pfd (4.25) 108 110V4
Wash Gas L cu cv pfd (4.50) 110
Wash Ry At El com (al8.00> *800
Wash Ry Ac El pfd (5). *129 132"
BANKS AND TRUST COMPANIES.
Amer Sec As Tr Co (10)_ 335 350
Bank of Bethesda (t.75)„. 39 . _
Capital (.80)_ __ 31V4 35
Com Ac Sayings new (10).. 286
Liberty (t7)_ 266 _
Lincoln (b6) 310 _
Natl Bay Tr (8.00)... 330 _
Pr Georges B Ac Tr (t3.00> 29
Riggs (12) ... _ _ 375 384
Union Trust Co (tS.OO)_158 168
Washington (6) . 170
Wash Loan At Tr (12) .. 355 380
FIR* AND TITLE INSURANCE.
American (t8) 150 _
Columbia (k30) _ 15
Firemen’s (1.40) 33 _
National Union (.76)_ 14V4 _
Real Estate (t6) 198 _
MISCELLANEOUS.
Carpel Corp (2.00) . _ 48
Garflnckel com (t.3.00) 60 66
Qarfinck 5V4% cu pf (1.376) 27 C7>4
Hecht com (1.60) .35'4 37
Hecht .3Vi7- cum pfd (3.75) 106V4
Lanston Mono (new) (1.00). *19
Mcrgenthaler Lino (al.OO) 63 67
Natl Mtge At Inv pf <p.40t 7 ....
Peoples Dr Store com (1.60) 57
Security Storage (4)_ 103>4 _
Ter Ref At Wh Corp (3) 59 . .
Wdwd At Ik)th com (p2i)0) 76 *8
Wdwd At Loth pfd (7) 127
• Ex dividend, b Books closed. t Plus
extras. a Paid so far this year. a 27.
extra, f 37 extra, h $5 extra, k 10 cents
extra, p Paid In 1945. y S10 extra.
Chicago Livestock
CHICAGO, 111., Aug. 29 m—(USDA).—
Hogs. 1,800: market active: weights over
170 pounds. 2.00 to 2.60 higher than
average Wednesday; lighter weights. 50
to 1.00 higher: sows, mostly 50: soot.s.
1.00 higher; bulk, good and choice. 180
300 pound berrows and tilts. 23.00; top.
23.25: 140-170 pounds, 19.00-21.00; light
er weights scarce, odd loti around 19.00;
bulk sows. 18.00-19.00: few to 19.50;
stats. 15.00 down.
Cattle. 1.6C0; calves. 1,000: odd head
medium slaughter steers. 14.00-50: lew
light-weight common steers on replace
ments accounts around 10.50-11.50: me
dium heifers and mixed yearlings. 13.00
16.50: cows active and fully steady: few
good around 14.00: common and medium
beef cows, 10.60-13.00; canners and cut
ters. 8.00-10.00: good beef bulls. 14.50:
sausage bulls downward from 14.25: veal
ers, unchanged: choice. 20.50: medium
end good, 14.00-19.25: nominal range
slaughter steers. 11.60-26.00: slaughter
heifers. 10.00-25.00: Stocker and feeder
steers, 10.00-16.50.
Sheep, 1,000: receipts mostly trucked
In native spring lambs; market not estab
lished.
Market Averages
STOCKS. SO 15 16 BO
Indst. Bails. Otll. Stks.
Net change_ +.3 —.1 —.3 +.1
Close today_ 06.6 41.9* 49.6» 71.8
Prev. day_ 96.2 42.0 49.9 715
Week ago_1Q0.S
Month ago_103.2
Tear ago _89.9
1946 high_110.4
1946 low_... 96.1
BONDS. 20 10
Rails. Indst.
Net change —.1 + .1 .
SMflB.Utt ioi.i io?:4
Week ago 100.9 103.6 107.5
Month ago 101.9 103.9 107.5
Tear ago 98.6 103.8 107.0
1948 high 106.9 105.2 109.5 _
1948 low 100.1 100.4 107.1 117.4
• New 1946 lows.
(Compiled by the Associated Press.)
New York Cotton
NEW YORK. Aug. 29 if!.—The cotton
futures market moved higher In aulet
trading touay.
Mill buying against textile orders met
only limited hedge offerings. Most traders
held to the sidelines pending further de
velopments on the crop and the announce
ment of the new textile ceilings for Sep
tember.
The market advanced to new high
ground for the day at the close. Mill
buying was the feature, which was attrib
uted to month-end covering operations.
Futures closed 30 cents to 1.15 a bale
til sher.
High. Low. Last.
Dctcber- 36.00 36.89 35.98
December __ '6.02 25.87 25.98-99
March _ _.67 36.75b
May. .87 36.45b
fuly_- .76 p.M
Dctcber - .41 82.67
Sbbu”
□Pa Files Suit for Million
Against Coast Lumber Mill
•y the Aaaeciated Prate
SAN FRANCISCO, Au*. 29.—
Enough lumber to have built 1,200
five-room homes for Northern Cali
fornia veterans is involved in a
million-dollar treble-damage suit;
filed here against the New Colma'
Mill St Lumber Co., the Office of
Price Administration said today.
Instead, the 13,000.000 board feet
was diverted through the Middle
West and into New England through
illegal operations, Ralph Golub,
OPA regional lumber enforcement
chief, asserted.
He indicated 40 more suits in- i
volvlng California lumber dealers
would be filed in Federal court Sep
tember 6.
Yesterday’s Federal court action
specifically asked treble damages of
91,106,414 against Claude T. Lind
say, San Francisco building con
tractor; Ray T. Lindsay and J.
Cyril .Johnson as operators of the
New Colma Mill St Lumber Co. at
Daly City, San Mateo County, Calif.
The suit charged overcelling sales
and other violations.
Nash Output Halted
DETROIT, Aug. 29 f/P>.—All pro
duction of Nash automobiles has
been halted because, a company of-i
flcial asserted today, of the refusal1
of some employes to work on right-1
hand drive models designed for ex
port.
R. A. De Vlieg, Nash-Kelvinator
Corp. vice president in charge of
manufacturing, asserted that the
action of the employes was part of
union pressure on the company to
Increase the number of cars avail
LOANS
ON UAL KSTATB
FAVORABLE RATE
TOT DEED (HP TBCST ONLY
Varleaa (lam ta salt tfca harrewar, la
elaSina nenthlj aayaaat leaaa witheat
reaawala.
SALES—EENTALS—INSURANCE
GEORGE I. S0RGER
M3 Indiana Are. N.W.
Natl *3M
able for purchase by factory em
ployes.
The shutdown idled approximately
11.000 Nash motors workers in the
company's Milwaukee and Kenosha,
Wis. plants.
REAL ESTATE LOANS
★ 4% Intorasi
★ No appraisal loos or commissions
Phono NA. 0804
The American Home Mutuel
Life Ins. Co.
716 llth st. N.W.
FIRST TRUST S
MONEY
• LOW Rat"
• Long Term
Hone*, Apartments and
Investment Properties
FHA LOANS
BOSS t PHELPS
MORTGAGE CO.
X^l t. N.W. NA. 9300^1
General Phoenix
Corporation
(a "ennsylvanla Corporation) j
60 Eoit 42 St., New York 17
The Board of Director* of General
Phoenix Corporation ha* thi* day
declared a regular quarterly divi
dend of 25c per share and an extra
dividend of 25c per share, a total of
50c per share, on the Class A \
Common and the Common stocks of
the Corporation payable September
14, 1946 to holders of record Septem
ber 5, 1946. Checks will be mailed.
M. t. BULLOCK, Secretary
August 26, 1946
FIRST TRUST FINANCING
Notice,
Continuing tho policy of this
Office during the summer months
we will remain Closed on Satur
days.
B. F. SAUL CO.
925 15th St. N.W. (5) NA. 2100
* ’
first Trust Leons • Property Management • insurance
___- ’
Mortgage Man
On* of the largest mortgage companies in this city
has opening for a THOROUGHLY EXPERIENCED MORT
GAGE MAN about 40 years of age who o#ns a cor and
has had experience in selling Reol Estate with the thorough
knowledge of ALL types of financing, such as Conventional
Loons, FHA Loans and Gl Loans.
Must have ability to produce new business and should
have had 10 years or more experience. Substantial salary
to stort with splendid future for the right man.
In reply state in detail, past experience, age and all
other pertinent information os to qualifications. Our
personnel is cogniiant of this advertisement and all
information given in reply will be held strictly confidential
ond no inquiry will be made until after an interview.
Address replies to Box 264-V, Star.
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