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Bonds Turn Downward
As Treasury Plans
Interest Increase
By Francis P. Douglas
Bond prices were marked down
today in an inactive market follow
ing the boost to 1', per cent from1
1'* announced yesterday in the
one-year Treasury certificate rate.
Long term Government issues nat
urally were less affected than the
short term issues.
Railroad bonds also were down'
fractionally and some utilities ind
industrials also eased lower.
Government bonds eligible for
commercial bank purchase were
quoted lower. In the over-the-coun
ter market the 2’-s of September
15. 1967-1972, were quoted at 101 7 32
bid and 101 9 32 asked, off 6 32.
The prices of Treasury certificates
of indebtedness also were lower.
The yields, moving up as prices
went down, were .03 to -.05 of 1 per
cent higher. The series F l'.s due
July 1. 1949. were quoted at 1.16 bid
and 1.14 per cent asked compared
with yesterday s close of 1.11 bid
and 1.09 per cent asked.
Termed ‘‘Anti-Inflationary.”
Secretary of the Treasury Snyder!
In announcing the rate on one-year.
Treasury certificates will be ad-(
vaneed to l’» per cent from 1>*
per cent, explained this is a "fur
ther anti-inflationary move ” It will
go into effect with the refunding of
$6,900,000,000 of certificates and!
notes maturing October 1.
However, $3,747,702,000 4’?-year
Treasury notes, bearing l'i per cent
interest mature September 15 and
will be replaced with 18-month notes
bearing l3* per cent interest, repre
senting a substantial increase in the
rate because of the shorter term.
The 2’? per cent partially tax ex
empt Treasury bonds maturing in
the amount of $451,000,000 Septem
ber 13 will be paid off in cash.
Secretary Snyder said no change
will be made in the Government's'
policy on long-term bonds. The
upturn in Government interest
rates has been expected since early
spring and has been urged by Re
serve Board authorities.
The Government's action is ex
pected to be reflected in commer-1
cial bank credit, but sudden or
drastic action by banks was not
looked for in the market. One
banker said Secretary Snyder has
started the parade of higher in-,
terest rates and all would prob
ably join in.
Association Appraisers Named.
The Guardian Building & Loan
Association, 951 Ellsworth drive.
Silver Spring, announced today tire
appointment of Robert Ripley. Law-!
rence V. Lutes and Walter Miller
as appraisers.
Mr. Ripley is president of the
Real Estate Board of Montgomery
County; Mr. Lutes is president of
the Junior Chamber of Commerce
of Silver Spring, and Mr. Miller is
a real estate broker with 14 years'
experience in the District area.
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner and
Beane h!Ss issued a study of 52
chain store corporations. The com-j
panies include those operating,
chains of apparel stores, food stores j
retail shoe stores, variety and drug
stores, and mail-order, auto-supply!
chains.
The Ford Motor Co., which began
last spring the sale in Washington
and other Eastern seaboard points
of English-made Ford cars, is ex
panding this program to the South
and West Coast. Twelve direct
dealers and 200 associate dealers
have been appointed in those sec
tions of the country.
| Business Briefs |
Business and Industrial Failures
Increased to 116 in the week ended
August 5, highest mark since Feb
ruary, compared with 98 in the pre
ceding week, and were almost double
the total for the like 1947 week.—
Dun & Bradstreet.
Pennsylvania Turnpike Commis- j
sion offering of *134,000.000 of re
funding and extension revenue
bonds was marketed by a banking
group of 217 dealers.
General Instrument t'orp. control’
has been acquired by a group headed:
bv C. Russell Feldmann, Detroit!
industrialist, and Richard E. Laux,
executive voce president.
Pennsylvania Power A Eight Co.
stockholders will vote October 31 on;
a proposed increase in the amount J
of authorized preferred stock to!
raise new money for plant expan
sion.
Western Maryland Railway was
authorized by the ICC to issue
*5.800.000 of equipment trust cer
tificates.
Chicago, Rock Island A Pacific
Railroad asked ICC permission to
sell *3.420000 of equipment trust
certificates.
American Viscose Corp. profit for
si: months ended June 30 was *15,
628.524 or *7.35 a share vs. *8.705.- j
801 or *3.96 in the same 1947 period.,
Borg-Warner Corp. earned *14.
587.832 or *6.09 in six months ended
June 30 vs. *9.999.606 or *4.13 a |
year earlier.
F.astern Air I.ines. Inc., net in
come for six months ended June 30 j
was *1,321.065 or 55 cents vs. $1,318,
117 or 55 cents in the same 19471
period.
Pittston Co. earned *2 288.099 or ■
*3.75 in six months ended June 30
vs. *2,550.353 or *4.35 a year earlier !
Mojud Hosiery Co. and subsidi
aries had net income of *1,213,246
in six months ended June 30 vs.!
*476.073 in the same 1947 period.
Superheater Co. and its Canadian
affiliate earned *1.166.736 or *1.35 in
six months ended June 30 vs. *848.-;
159 or 98 cents.
General Cigar Co. net for six
months ended June 30 was *480,127,
or 64 cents vs. *856,547 or *1 44.
Reliance Mfg. Co. reported a lossj
of *1.462 for three months ended
June 30. vs. *112.226 or 18 cents a
year earlier.
Foster Wheeler Corp. earned *1
313.721 or *4.40 in six months ended
June 30 vs. *90,239 or 10 cents a
year earlier.
Electric Storage Battery Co. net
for six months ended June 30 was
*1.865,987 or *2.05 vs. *2,608,415 or
*2.87. An inventory reserve of *1.
000.000 was set aside in each period.
Great Lakes Paper Co. earned *1.
055.833 in six months ended June 30
vs. *888,951 a year earlier.
Noblitt-Sparks Industries. Inc..
net for three months ended July 3
was *467.816 or 79 cents vs. *618,
532 or *1.04.
S. H. Kress A Co. sales in July
totaled *12.927.770. a jump of 20.6%
.front a year earlier: in sever
months. *82.679.600. a gain of 1.9%.
Grand Cnion Co. sales in four
weeks ended July 31 amounted to
*8.899.462. a gain of 13.6%. from a
year earlier: in 22 weeks ended the;
same date, *46.503.505, an increase1
•f 13.6%.
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Stock Market Stages
Afternoon Comeback
As Buying Revives
By Associated Prass
NEW YORK, Aug. 10.—Buying
interest perked up in the stock mar
ket today after a aluggish start.
Morning losses of fractions to
around a point were either trimmed
or in many cases converted into
modest gains. The revival in de
mand was fairly widespread.
Turnover increased as prices ral
lied.
Gains appeared for General Mo
tors. Chrysler. J. I. Case. Douglas
Aircraft, American Viscose, Phelps
Dodge, Southern Pacific. Southern
Railway, Mission Corp. and Plym
outh Oil.
Still on the losing side, though
none by very much, were United
States Steel Firestone Tire, Inter
national Harvester. Lockheed.
American Telephone, Westinehouse
Electric. Allied Chemical, United
States Gypsum. Santa Fe. Great
Northern preferred. Texas Co.. Gulf
Oil and Transcontinental & West
ern Air.
Cities Service and Derby Oil ad
vanced in the curb. Lower were
Pantepec Oil and American Gas &
Electric.
Washington Exchange
_ SALES
Fotomar Electric Power com—ion it 14,
100 *t 14. 40 it 14.
National Savings A Trust Co—27 at 430
Washington Loan A Trust Co—10 at 333.
Washington Gas 4.30 pfd—10 at 103.
100 at 1.05.
Poromar Electric Pow 3.80 Pfd “A''—50
gt 441,
BONDS.
_ , Bid. Asked
Am TAT cv deb 7%t 1947 110% Ill's
Am TAT cv deb 23.s 19H! ]04% 105%
Cap Transit lit ref 4s 1984 Pit 88
Georgetown Gss 1st 5s 1901 114
Pot Elec Pow 3*4» 1980 108
Pot Bee Pow 3',is 1977.. 10*
Pot Bee Pow 8s 1983 .. 101 u
Washington Gas 5s 1900 122%
PUBLIC UTILITY
STOCKS.
Amer T A T i9> 152% 153
Cspitil Transit 10% ]•,%
N A W Steamboat it4> *108
Pot Elec Power com i 901 ]S% 14
PEP 3.0Or, pfd -A" (1.801 43% 45
PEP 3.00% pfd • B" (1.80) 44 45%
Wash Gas Lt com (1.50) 2« 27
Wash Gss Lt cu pf (4.25) 107 103
Wish Gs Lt cu cv pf (4.501 104% 108
BANK AND TRUST COMPANIES
Amer Sec A- Tr Newttl 00) 29 31
Bank of Bethcada (tl.60>._ 40
Capital (90) ... 77% an "
Com A 8avina« (tlO) ... 350
Liberty (81 . _ 312
Lincoln (+5) 330
National S*v Tr (S.OOl 470
Pr Georges B A Tr (tl.OO) 30 "“.I
Riggs (12! . 370 340
Union Trust Co 1 tl.OO) 35
Washington (6> _ 190
Wash Loan A Tr <17) . 330
EIRE AND TITLE INSURANCE.
American (+0) _ 100
Columbia (t.30) i;% 131*
Firemen's (1401 .30 *
National Union (.75)_ IS
Real Estate (t6> 190
MISCELLANEOUS
Carpel Corp ‘.2 001 25 So
Garflnckel com (1.50' 19 20
Garfl 5%%, cu cv pf (1.3751 24% 25%
Garfl 4%% cu cv pf (.1.125! 71 72
Hech* Co (1.801 73% 75
Hecht 3%% cu pf (3.76> 88 91 %
Lanston Mono (*2.1101 _ 73 73%
Meraenthaler Lino (al.oOi 51 63
Nat! Mt» A- Inv of <n 45) 8%
Peoples Dr St com f + 1 GO 1 37% 33%
Security Storage 03) 115
Ter Ref A Wh Corp (3) 50
Wdwd A Loth com (*3.no) 34 35
Wdwd A Loth pf new (.*>! 104
• Ex dividend, b Books closed t Pius
extra or extras, a Paid so far this year
p Paid 194;.
Chicago Grain
CHICAGO. Aug. 10 C4V—Grain futures
rallied midway through the Board of Trade
session loday Alter liquidation egsed off
in the corn pi» there was some active buy
ing bv a local trader, and some short
covering. A broker with commercial con
nections was in the buying side.
Wheat worked its way uoward to
• round last night's close, but the market
was nervous Earlier the market had
been easy until some mill buying said 10
reflect sales of flour to the Government,
developed.
Oats generally followed the lead of
corn Lard steadied after considerable
liquidation said to be a reaction to the
weakness in cottonseed oil.
The Government crop estimate, to be
issued after the close of trading, is ex
pected to be bearish.
At noon wheat was % higher to si lower
than yesterday's close. September $2.21 V
Corn was l’« to S‘i lower. September
$1.(18*,. Oats were '2 to ’« lower. Sep
tember 71’g. Rye was 2 to 2*« lower.
December $1.67 and soybean* were 4'a to
6 cent* lower.
Foreign Exchange
NEW YORK, Aug. 1*0 (*>.— Foreign
exchange rates follow (Great Britain in
dollari. others in cents):
Canadian dollar in New York open
market. 7*a Per cent discount, or 92.871*
U. 8. cents, unchanged.
Europe: Great Britain (pound) $4.03*4.
unchanged; Great Britain 30-day futures
4.03. unchanged; Great Britain 60-day
futures $4.02 la* unchanged; Great Britain
00-day futures 4.0134. up 14 of a cent:
Prance (franc* .3211 of a cent, up oo,’«:
Italy (lira). August fixed rate. .001739:
July .001739: Sweden (krona) 27.85. un
cnanied; Switxerland (franc) (free) 25.84
up .01 of a cent.
Latin American: Argentina (free)
20.88N. off .Oj of a cent: Brazil (free)
5.60, unchanged; Mexico 14.60, off ,21'a
of a cent._
Odd-Lot Dealings
The Securities tnd Exchange Commis
sion reported today these transactions by
customers with odd-lot dealers or spe
cialists on the New York Stock Exchange
for August P: 3,813 purchases involving
I Op,584 shares: 3.495 sales involving
P*>.35« shares, including 13 short sales
involving 48? shares.
Melville Shoe Corp. sales in July
totaled $6,051,276, a gain of 11.5ri
from a year earlier: In seven
months, $41,840,105, an Increase
of 6%,
Sales—
Stock and Add Net
Dividend Rate. OU High. Low. 2:30. chge
D S Smelt 1 Ti»_ 2 47 47 47 - %
D 8 Steel 33«e__ 37 78% 77% 77% - %
08 Steel Bit __ 3 135% 133% 133% - %
O S Tobac 1 20 1 18% 18% 18% - %
Ot Strs2d pf 7*o 3 10% 10% 10%
Onlv Lab to 8 8 - %
Oniv Pictures 1 1 10% 10% 10% - %
VAN NORM T*a. 1 12% 12% 12%
Vanadium *«e 3 21 20 21
7ertient-C S 2e 1 1J% 13% 13%
Victor Chm .80a 2 38% 38 3* -1
Va CaroUnCbem P 12% 12 12% — %
Va B&Pwr 1 20 3 17 18% 17
Va Railway 2%. 3 37 38% 37 + %
VaRrllpflT* 1 32% 32% 32%-%
WABASH pf 4% 1 58 58 58 -2%
Waldorf la * 13% 13% 13%
Walker HU 1 %a 2 22% *2% 22% - %
Walworth .40e 2 10% 10% 10% — %
WardBaklng %e 6 13% 13 15 - %
'Ward Bk cf57» 10 07 *7 37
Warner Bros 1 18 10% 10% 10%
warren Phdr» . l 23% 23% 23% - %
Warren Pet 80 3 26% 26 26 -1
Wash OasLt 1 % 1 26% 26% 26% - %
waukeshaMot la 1 18% 18% ie%
Webster lobac 3 3% 3% 5%
Wesson Oil 2%h 36 33 32 32% — %
Wesson Oil Pf4 1 82% 82% 82%
WttllidSual tie * 237* 23% 23% + %
W Penn Xlec Tie 7 17% 17% 1774 + %
tWs Penn El A T 10 113% 113% 113% + 7a
tWVaPAP of474 1 108% 108% 108% 4-' %
tWPenPnfB4 20 *0 103% 103% 105%
WVaC&C 1.05a 1 20% 20% 20%
WVa PulnAP la 1 43% 45% 45% - %
WeaternAlr Line 1 7% 7% 7%
WeatAutoSup 8 4 371/4 37 37 -1%
Weatern Md 1 13 U 13
West Md 2nd nf 1 33 35 33 -1
West On Tel le. 3 20% 20% 20% - %
West Air Brk *- s 377* 37% 37%+ %
Weatina Eec 1. 23 28% 28 28% - %
Westvaco 1 40 1 44% 44% 44%+%
, Wstvaco of31* 180 *3% *3 83 — 7*
Wheel Steel 2 1 50 50 50 - %
’WheelStl nrnf6 1 88% ae% •«% + %
White Mot 1.60 3 1*% 13% 18%-%
White 8ewlnt M 2 20 20 20 - %
Wilcox OU ,40a 4 14% 14% 14% 4- %
wi’iys-Ovenend 14 8*4 8% 87*+ %
WUson&Co l»«e 5 14% 137* 14
Wise Elec Pwr l 13 15% 13% 13% — %
Woodward Ir 2. 1 33% 33% 33% - %
Woolworth 2a 12 43% 45 45% - %
Worth Pump Tab 1 20 20 20 — %
'WPMcvprpf4% 30 81% 81% 81%
»wthne prof4% 70 72% 72% 72%
WyandWor 40a 1 10 10 10
YALE b TWN 1. 1 28 23 23
Yore Corp v* - 3 13% 13% 13% — %
Toun«8h«4* 12 00*% 73% 80%- %
ZENITH B 17*0. » 32% 32% 32% + %
ZOBITE.lOu -- 2 4% 41% 4%
Bear It Safe* on >8o Eaabaaaa Tatar:
11 00 a m 200 000 l2:o<> noon 360 000
f'no p m 460 000 C iinom 330 000
tCnit of trading. 10 shares. *In bant
ruptcy or receivership or being reorgan
ized under the Bankruptcy Act. or secur
ities assumed by such companies. Rates
of dividend; in the foregoing table are
annual disbursements based on the last
quarterly cr semi-annual declaration
tjnle.' otherwise noted, special or extra
dividends are not Included. eld Called
x Ex dividend xr Ex rights. a Also extra
or extras, b Plus stock dividend, d Cash
or stock, e Declared cr DSld so far this
year, f Payable in stock, estimated cash1
value on ex-dividend date, g Paid last
year b Declared or paid after stock
dividend or spllt-up. k Declared or paid
this year, an accumulative issue with
dividends in arrears, p Paid this year,
dividend omitted, deferred or no action
taken at last dividend meeting. 1 Payable
In mock, exact cash value undetermined
on declaration data.
$
Western Union Reports Loss
Of $220,378 in Six Months
ly the Associated Press
NEW YORK. Aug. 10.—Western
Union Telegraph Co. reported today
its operations for the first six months
of 1948 resulted in a deficit of $220.
378. This compared with net profit
of $6,258,355 in the same period a
year ago. which reflected extraordi
nary volume arising from the 1947
telephone strike.
The 1948 net loss is exclusive of
extraordinary income of $24175.937
profit from sale of real estate after
deducting estimated Federal in
come tax.
The wage level through the first
half of this year was higher than
that in 1947, the report pointed out.
Despite the wage increase April 1,!
it said, the second quarter deficit
was $57,100 compared with loss of
$163,268 in the first quarter.
Joseph L. Egan, president, said
that chiefly as the result of seasonal
factors, telegraph volume in June
exceeded that for any previous 1948
month, resulting in a June net in
come of $689,245.
N. Y. Bond Market
(Eiraubtt to Ut Pr«M.t
SELECTED LIST Ut IBS DEE
TREASURY 2:50
2V«S 72-61 Dec 100 • I
NEW YORK CITT
<s SO 102V*
FOREIOS 2::o
Antwerp »e 58 . 96
Australia 5s o5 102v«
Australla3V4*57 92V*
Belttum 6Vis4» 100V*
Denmark 6s 43 »2
DOMESTIC 2:«0
Am T&1 2*4*57 111
Am T&T 2»4s61 1031*
Am T&T 2*4*75 941*
Am T&T 2*4*80 92V*
AmTobaeco3s6910J.V*
ATS F 4s 05 120
Balt&Oh 5s95G 63V*
Balt&Oh 5sM08 63V*
B&Ocv 41*2016 32
Balt&Oh 4s75A *9
B&OTC4S85 82
Bell Pa 5s 60 C 120V*
BenelndLT’iei 93
Beth Btl 3*4* 70 98
BufRoch&PSTst 63V*
Celanese 3s 65 102
Celotex 3'4« 60.100V*
Cent Ga 4s 95 66
Cn RR NJ 5s 87 68
Cn RR NJ 4s 87 38
Chi&E I inc 97 48
Chl&L Inc4s83 64
CMStP4lis201B 721*
CMStP4i.is2044 36
Chl&NW 4V4s99 641*
CRIPln4‘.'1*2019 87
C R I & P 4s 94 1041*
alCn St 2’,s63101V*
l&W I 4s 52 104*4
Cons Ed ev 3*63107V*
Cons Ed 2*4* 82 941*
Cods P 2V*s 75 98V*
ContBakinx3s6ol01
Deere 2*4* 65 10©i*
Del L&W4s2042 63
D&R In 4V42018 67
Dim Lt 5*4* 77 97V*
Pla E Cat 5s 74 60
Hud&M rf 5* 57 63V*
111 Bell 2*,4.’81 94i*
I C rl 4s 66 104>4
ICCSlL 4 H1 63 88*4
IhtGtNor 61 62 3*
Int G N Ht6 = 52 03*4
IntHTdroI)H«44 65W
Leh Vtl 4s2003l 37*4
Mich CG 3*2169105*4
M-K-T Al 62 A 77*4
M-K-T tdi6s67 79
M-K-T lit 4s90 74
Mo Ptc 6*41 4M 20
Mo Pee Ai 77 P 02
Mo Pie Al 78 G 02*4
Mo Ptc Si 81 I 82
Mo Ptc in 4i 76 45
N O Term 4s 53 102*4
NYC 4’4l20I3A TOM
NYCHR 3>is 87 80*4
NYNHOtH 6i 40 83
|NYNHin4’4s'22 45*4
NYNHH 4S2007 70*4
NYOW rf 4102 0*4
INY 8tm 3'as 63 109*4
NY Tel 3s 81. 100*4
NorflkSo 5s2014 78
Nor Pte 4s 97 103
Pic G&E .'is 74 89*4
Pac T&T 3*4878 102*4
PemRR*4'4s65 105*4
PennRR4’«s84I100>4
PennRR 3*is52 90*.a
Phl!i Co 4*«|61 100*4
Phlll Pet 0iis64 101*4
PCCStL 5s 70 A 108*4
3tLStnPrn4l97 84>4
StL SW rl As 80 101H
Seth ln4<412016 72
Set A L 4s96 101*4
Shell On 2'4s71 93*4
Socony-V2*4s76 02
SoPtclflc4*4s81 94*4
9oPtc4VaiOr77 102
SoPte 8 C*«s 61 93*4
8o Ry in 4s AS. 97
SoBT&T2*4sP5 03M
Texts Corn 8s6A104
Third Ave As 60 55
an Oil Ctl 3i67 102*4
Weit Sh 41 2361 07*4
West Md 4s 52 101*4
Wst*lcv2.65s73 101
Wlic Cent 41 49 08
'N. Y. Curb Market!
i LIST INCLUDES ONLY IILICTED lunti
J:.W
Air Associate* 7‘4
Am UisAIj 1 b 39
: Am General fiSe 2A4
Am Lt AT .Sot 17*4
Am Maracaibo 9>4
Am Superpower 1
ArkNGas A 20e • 684
AshlandOil 1.20 18*4
Atlas Coro w w S‘4
Barium Steel _. S’-a
Blue Ride* .. . 384
BrwnP Dlst SOa 13>4
Brown-For Jr bl 584,
Buckeye P L so ll‘,4
Bunker Hill la 22
CalliteTunt .. 3‘4
Can Marconi 2
Carr Cons Bisc. 4
Catalln Am 6‘4
Cent * S W SO 10*4
Chief Con:- Mna 1*4,
Cities Service 2 S48i
Colts Mill Ail 33>4
Corn! A Son war >4l
ConWestStll tia 48
Cont FdvAM 1 13‘4
Copr Rant# Aka. 1384
Cosden Patro 7‘4
Crown Cent Pet 7
Dennlaon A .60# 9>4
Derby Oil Hie 28*4
Diana Storet Va VA
Domestic Credit 2*4
East GasAPuel 9
El BondASh v,t 13
Empire Mill SO 784
Eoulty Corp V«e 184
Eureke C Ltd 1 ‘Via
Fairchild E 8 A 484,
PansteelMet'.ia 11*4
Gen Finance 20 8>4
QenPlywood 40 984
Olen Aldcn C 2 2384
Goldfield Coni. '»
Hecla Min 1. 134*
Huylers..4
ImnOll Ltd 3*_. 1334
Imp Oil Ltd rt_. 14i«
Int Fetrol’» 113*
Jeff LalceSul .40 7>*
Kaieer-Frizer »34
Lone Stir Gail 2134
Long Island Lti 4*
Louis LA Fla 203k
McClanahan Oil 1‘*
Michigan Sugar 134
MdSPArtcl 20e 30
MldStPB etc v48 73*
Midi 8tl n-cuml 25
Mid-West Refln 3’4
Mining Cp Can . 734;
Molybdenum’i. 71*;
Nat Fuel G SO 113*1
N Jersey Zinc 2e #834
Niagara Hud Pr 8‘ 4
No Am Lt A Pwr 71*
NorthrooAlr ’4g 1134
Pantepec 1 OS 197*
Pennroad .40g. 83*
Pepperell 3a __ 66'
Pioneer Gold 2>a
Pitney-Bow 60» 113* '
R-K-O opt war 13* ■
Rets (R) A Co 13*
Richmond Rad 34*
Rmn Aero lOe . 534
Schulte (DA).. 23*
Select Indue 334
Solar Aire 30e 12>*
Std OilKy 1.401 28
Trl-Contl w w 3'*
Onerelled Chem 3»«
Unit Aire Prod 43*
United Corn ww >/* 1
Utd LtARys 69e 203* ,
Ut-IdahoSu.lS* 23*
Writht Hart .18 23* I
Chicago Livestock
CHICAGO. Auk. 10 (fr fUSDAV—Sal
able hogs. 7.500: total. P.60O: butcher
falrly active: weights under *?40 pounds. |
I 25 lower; heavier weights steady: sows;
active and fully steady to strong; top.
‘2P.7o. sparingly: good and choice 170- j
240 pounds, mostly 20.OO-2P.5O; 250-2801
pounds. 28.00-2P.00: 200-310 pounds.;
27.00- 27.25: heavier weights scarcer'
choice 346 pounds. 25.75: good and choice,
sows under 300 pounds. 20.50-27.00: 326
360 pounds. 24.50-20.00; 350-375
pounds. 23.25-24.50; 37 4-425 pounds.
22.00- 23.50: 426-475 pounds. 21.00-22.25;
heavier weights scarce; good clearance
Salable cattle—6.500: total. 6.500: sal
able calves. 500: total. 600: good and
choice grain-fed steers and heifers strong
to 25 higher: common to low good grade*
steady, slow: high choice steers topped
at 41.00; some held higher: choice 025
pound mixed steers and heifers. 3P.00:
most good and choice steers and year
lings. 34.00-40.00: comparable heifers.
132.00-38.00; beef cows draggy. weak:
| canners an* cutters steady, bulls. 50
! nigher: vealers steady: most beef cow*.
I 10.00-23.00; canners and cutters. 15.50
i 18.50; heavy sausage and beef bulls tc
26.00: vealers. 31.00 down.
Salable sheep—1.500: total. 2.500; few
sales spring lambs steady, small lots good
and choice natives sold up to 28.00. but
most interests bidding 27.50 and down
yearlings scarce; slaughter ewes steady,
native ewes. 12*00 down, with common
kinds largely P.50-10.50._
Dividends Announced
NEW YORK, Aug. 10 Dividends
declared:
Pe- Stock of Pay
Rate. riod Record, able.
Irregular.
Canid Pacific Ray 50c 8-23 10-1
Tri-Continental Corp -25c __ 8-30 P-8
Extra.
Chi Rivert A: Mch.lS^e .. 8-27 P-15
Tex South tern Gai-.C^e _ P-J P-J5
Kendall Co __ ?5c _ 8-18 P-l
Arcumalative.
Crown Cork Inter A 40c P-10 10-1
Regalar.
Chi Rivet A- Mch 25c Q 8-27 0-15
Foster Wheeler Corp 25c Q 0-15 10-1
Jewel Tea HOc Q M-, 0-20
Minn Mng Si Mfg 50c Q 8-25 0-13
Rob tshaw-F’ton Con 20c 0-10 l«»-l
Tex S th tern Gas l*c Q P-l 0-15
Charis __ 2<»c Q 8-20 P-l
Inti Paper . $1 Q 0-1 0-30
Kendall Co _25c O 8-l« 0-1
Newberry J J_ 50c Q 0-15 10-1
Prentice-Hall _ J/>c O 8-10 o-l
Virginian Rwy . - flZVaC Q 0-10 9-.4
New York Cotton
NEW YORK. Aug. 10 MP’.—Cotton fu
tures were cisy in moderately active deal
ing' today under pressure of liquidation
influenced by the high Government fore
cast of the 1048 cotton crop.
There was considerable sentiment among
traders that prices will hover around the
loan level until the end of the year, when
loan accumulations might tighten up mar
ket supplies at strengthened prices
Offerings were absorbed principally
through scale-down trade buying gnd short
covering Most traders were hesitant until
the trend in spot cotton and textile mar
kets Is more clearly defined in the light of
the Urter cotton supplies In prospect this
season.
Southern advices said new-crop cotton
was available at the loan level.
Late afternoon prices were <0 cents to
$1 25 a bale lower than the previous
close October. 110.95: December. 31.09.
and March. 31.17.
Mqrket Averages
ITOCKS. 30 1ft IS 60
Indst. Ralls. Util. Btks.
Net change-—.4 —.2 —.1 — .2 1
Today noon__ 91.9 44.3 40.8 68.2
Prev day _ 92.3 44.5 40.9 6*4
Week ago_ 91.7 44.5 40.8 68.2
Month ago_ 97.1 47.8 42.1 72.1
Year ago_ 92 5 34 1 42.6 gft 4
1948 high. 98.7 4* 1 42.3 72.4
1948 low_ 83.3 34.2 38.0 60.3
BONDI. 20 10 10 10 10 Low
Ralls. Indst OtU. Pin Yield.
Net change unc —I unc. unc. unc
Today noon 91.5 100.8 99.9 63.4 108.1
Prev. day. 91.5 100.9 99.9 63 4 108.1
Week ago 91.6 100.9 10O.1 6.7.0 108.5
Month ago 92.7 101.2 100.9 62Jf 109.3
Year ago . 94.3 103.6 105.3 70.8 115.0
1948 high 93.7 101.8 102.0 66.9 110.6
1948 low 87.7 99.8 98.0 60.2 107.2
'Compiled by the Associated Preag.i
Canadian Pacific Railway declared
a dividend of 50 cents, payable Oc
tober 1. The road paid 75 cents in
March. 50 cents last November 1
and 75 cents in March. 1947.
Baltimore Je Ohio Railroad han
dled 63.679 cars of freight in the
week ended August 7 vs. *67,016 in
the previous week and 67.203 in the
like 1M7 week.
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