Evening Star Newspaper, August 7, 1935, Page 13

FIN CURB IS ERRATIC INNARROW RANGE Majority of Active Oil and Mining Shares Lose Ground. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, August 7.—Curb market stocks pursued an irregular course today with the majority of ac- tive oll and mining shares losing ground. A hesitant attitude was displayed by industrials, but a fairly steady tone ruled utilities. Trading was moderately active, BONDS ON THE CURB MARKET. DOMESTIC BONDS. High. Low. Close. Alabama Pw dlas '67.. Bo% Alabacia Pow 5s '48 1(\;% wz% 10'!. ANCIAL. THE EVENING NEW YORK CURB MARKET ly'rlnhwhlhdh‘l‘hllfl Aero Supplg (B).. 4 Air Investors Ine. 1 Ala Pow pf (6) ... 1008 Allied Mills(a25c) 21 Alum’n Co of Am 3008 Alum'n pf (13%).. 508 Alum’'n G'ds (40c) 1 Am Beverage ___. Am Capital (B) 1 Am Ct P&L A (3). 768 AmCidesPALB. 9 Am Cynam(40¢)B Amé&For Pw war.. am Founders Am Gas&E ( Am G&E pf ll) Am Hard Rubber. Am Lt&Tr (1.20). Am Meter Co. Am Superpower.. Am Super 1st pf... Am Superpw pf... Angostura (120¢). Apex Elec Mfg - Appalachan Eles 508 11 Ark P&Lpf(32.33) Art Met W (40¢).. Asso G& E (A) Atl Coast Fisher.. AtlasCorp._-. Atlas Corp war. .. Atlas Cor pf A (3) Auto Voting Machine (+50¢) 3% | Baldw L bd rts(d) Cudahy Pks 5'as Dayton P & L 53 4 Deroy G & E 53 C Gas 6s A Bt Gt Elec P&L 58 A Bellanca Alreraft. Bliss Co (EW) ... Blue Ridge Corp.. Blumenthal 8 ___ Bower Roll B (1)_ Brazil Tr L&P_ Brown Co pf_ Buckeye PL (3).. But N&EPpf 11.60) 1 Buffalo Niag & Eastp 1st pf(5) 1008 Bunker Hill&Sul.. 50s Burma Ltd 258 1508 Carib Syndicate Carrier Corp._. Catalin Corp Celanese pf (7). 1 18 Celluloid Corp.... 38 Celluloid Corp pf- 25s Celluloid 1st pf__. 108 Cent Hudson G & E ctfs (80c) Cent Power & Lt 7% pf (313) . 2008 Cent&SWUtIl.. 3 Cent States Elec 45 Cent St El16% pf- 6 Central States Elec 7% pf_ 300s Cent States Elec ov pf (new) CentrifugalP(40c) Charis Corp (1%) Chief Consol _ . Chi Riv&M (1%). Childs Co pt Cities Service . Cities Service pf.. Cities Service B__ Cities Sve pf BB_. 20- Clev Elec Illu (2). 2 Clev Tractor._ ... Club Aluminum. Colon Oil ColtsPat FA1Y4. 175: 5 508 h 2% | Columbia Gas & Eleccv pt (5) Columb O&G vte.. Com'wlth Ed (4)_. Com’'with&S war Community Wat 8 Consol Afrcraft. Cons Copper Consol Gas of Balto (3.60) _.. ContG&E pr p£(7) 100- Cooper Bessemer.. | Cooper Bess pf A. Cord Corp .. n .| Corroon & Reyn . Corroon & R pf A. Cosden Oil Me (d). Crane & Co Creole Petroleum. Crocker Wheeler... Croft Brewing. ... Crown Cent Petr_. Cueno Press(1.20) 5, : | Cusi-Mexicana M. ter P g' nter !n(enl M RS 8 ! Bs ‘47 70% New Eng G & E 88 ‘50 -?n‘ Ne' Eng Po 48 32 '_:a s PN 0! % o FoEd 14!5'/. wflb« lflfi‘/u RYs DRV 9RY, D a8 2Vaman >, 5= BOQ: %8 3 S, wionen Sprior B i P 228 g0 P e T Y 333332333 2uaT > ELEL L yi=s 55433 29t Sar, e S, EE) o -, “HV fl"fi fiA * 100 " 10 i "5a- 101 1083 1081 |$\2"! |n=n, ;nus g, 2, 2, Lal) s 2 o 'y’ g ol N xfn“ Al Sngn [y B2 et LY 4] Ses A R aapiEagiiaatitestissiaiaziet, RS F §F S8IST 38§ RS S5 SSRER, Bay: E T §: sastes 2353 I F RS R SR e 328 ' vr. C '20 erids m 68 "4‘ Dor03555 oo on! 2532232938535 FE; s S3SS0e 222 232233385232323 & Det Gray Iron & Foundry (b10c). Dictograph Prod. Distillers C-Seagr Doehler Die Cast._ Dow Chemical (2) Duke Power (3) .. Duval Tex Sulph Eagle Pitcher Ltd Eastn Btates Pw 1 Eastn Sta Pw (A) 4008 Eastn Sta Pw (B) 2008 | Elec Bond&Share 362 Bd&Sh pf (5) Elec Bd&Sh pf (6) Elec Pw&Lt 24 pf A Eleq Pw & Lt opt war ___ Emp Dis Elec pt_. Equity Corp European Elec Ltd (A)(60¢c) Ex-Cell-O A&Tool Fairchild Aviat'n. Falstaff Brewery.. Fanny F C (50¢) ... Ferro Enam (60¢) Fidelio Brewery... Fisk Rubber.._. AU A. .. oeee Ford Mot Ltd (al11.70) - Ford Mot France._ Froedtert Gr & M conv pf (1.20).. Gen Pub 8ve pf.. Gen Tire & Rub.. Glen Alden C (11) Gold Seal Elec _. Gorham vte ext 1) Grand R Var (50¢) 10 Gray T P S(ab0c) 2008 Great Atl & Pac Great Atl & Pac Gulf ©1l of Pa Hazeltine Corp(1) 6 Stand T 5 Sup of = Sgses Sggaag & Tea n-v (16) .. 1008 13815 187 and lllfl— Dlvldlnd Rate. Add 00. !llh Low. Close. 2% 2% 1% 64% 1% 61 8 12% Z’% b “‘h 4% 21% 3% # @ 33% 13 38% 71008 lO'Ih lfl‘lv, lfl'l% 14 18% 5% | Kreuger(Q)srew. 3 | Loutsiana L&Bx_. 7 2008 1osu 108% msw. Celanese 1st pf(7)1008106 106 106 9% 9 9 Th 2T% 27% 78 178 18 161 36 1 16% 16% 54 43% ™% % 14 10 16% 16 138% Tea 1st pf (7). 20! 127 127 5 634 62 10 % % 9% | Pan-am Atr ()L 1 M and Rate. Add oo.m Low. n-mn Min (a10c). 1 10% Hollinger G(t65c) & Hudson Bay Min &!m(lln) Humble Oil (1) HYII‘I:‘ Food Hygra 1l P&L (5 DL.. mo.al Il Pw&Lt $6 pf.. 21008 32% 1mp Oil Lta coupon (t0e).. 10 19% 5 23 3 l 30“ 32 19% 18% Imp Tob Can (1368) . .oo.. Imp Tob Grt Brit & Ire (a71%c) .. Indus Fin 7% pt.. fln Insurance Co of North Am (2).. Intl Hydro Elec System cv pf. Intl Petr (11%).. *nterstate Power (Del)pf . _ 1008 Irving Air C(160c) 4 Jones&Laugh Sti 300s Kingsbury Br (d) 2 Koppers Gas & Coke pf (6) ... 6258 3 Lake Shore M(12) Lakey Fy & Mch_. Lehigh C&N(50c) Lerner Stores (2). Libby McNeill&L. Lone Star Gas30c 9 Long Island Light 48 Long Island Light »t B (6) 7 6 1 7 1 1258 22 Lynch Corp (2)._. 2 McCord Rad (B) 5 MoW1ll Dredg(12)150s Mangel St pf ww. 208 Maryl'd Casualty 7 Mercantile Stores. 2 Michigan Sugar _ 1 Middle W Utd)_. & Midvale Co (bl1).. 25s Mohawk Hudson 18t Df (4) 2008 72 Molybdenum 18% Mont Ward (7) A. 30l 139 Mount Prod (60¢) 1 5% Murphy Co (1.60). 1103 Nat Bella Hess. 20 2% Nat BA&Ssh (t1). 138 Nat Conu(mr (2) 200: 39% % 13% 139 37 317 21 18 ‘lB‘a 6% Y 30 10 2% 1% Nat Rubber Mach Servicepf.__. Sugar NJ(2). New Brad O (20¢) NewMex&Arizld. N Y & Hond (11).. 50 N J Zine (2) .. 03 60% N Y Shipbldg.... 1y N Y Teipf (6%) . 25!118 118 llfi N Y Transit (30c) 4 Niag Hud Pw 29 Niagara Hudson Pw (A) war.___ 7‘. 4 6 | Nipissing(a123e) Noma Elec Corp 1% North Am L&P 2 Nor Am L&P pt_ Nor Am Util Sec_. | Northn N Y Util | oL (7). Northern Line (50c).. Northern States Power (A)._. Novadel Ag (3) . 2 Ohio Brass B (1).100s 2614 2% 3 6 6 16% 23% 26% 96% 2y 16% 24 26% 96% PacificG& E = 18t pf (1%) _ 2T% Pac Light'g pt (6) lze- mz 102 | Pac Tin spec (1) 2808 35% 347% 391 391 2 1 464 62 2% 41 P 76 Pepperell Mfg(6). .so- 6% Phila Co (80¢c).... 104 Phoenix Secur._.. 21 2% 2% 4 46% 45 Phoentx pf (3)._.. 2 1% 1 . 27% 102 abl 394 2 464 | 62 Pantapec O11.. 20 Parker Rust (13)_ 100- nroad Corp 16 Penn Ctnl L&P Pie Bakeries(80c). Pleroe Governor__ Ploneer Gold Mines Ltd (8vo) .. 1 ML i (23 ). 210, Pitts Plate 0(3). u' on 55 er Gold(13¢) 2 ential Invest Puget Sound Pw & Puget Sound Py & Lt §6 pt .- 4008 Rwy&Lt Secur _ Reliance Corp A_. Reybarn Co . Roosevelt Field__ IntiCorp_. 1 thony Gold_. 16 | Bt Regls Paper.__ 11 8t Regis Paper pf 260s" Salt Creek P(80c) 2 Scovill Mfg (1) 2258 Seeman Br (123%) 1 Segal Lock&H__. 1 Selected Indus... 7 Selec Ind pr (3% ) 800s Sentry Safety Con Seton Leather. Shattuck Den Min Shaw W&P (50c) . Sheaffer Pen (al). ‘Sher-Wilms (4)__. Singer Mfg (16)_. Singer Mfg Ltd rets (a28%c)... Smith Corona vte. Sonotone Corp_... 1 1y aozt;l Am Gold at (d0c)_.. 1 Sou Pean O (1.20) 25* S8q Deal pf A 2.20. 3601 35 Squa. (B). 600s Stand Brewing __ Stand Oll Ky (1) Stand Oil Nebr___ Stand Otl Ohto.... Stand Pw&Lt. ... Stand Pw&LtB._ .. Stand Silver & L. Starrett Corp..__. Starrett Corp pf_. Btuts Motor .. Sunshine M(1.30). 19 Sullivan Machine 26s Switt 1nt (2) 8 Swiss-Am El pf.. 2008 Swiss Oil (40¢) . 1 Tampa Elec (3.24) Tasteyeast(Del)A Technicolor ine Teck Hughes(40e) Téxas Guit Prod.. Thérmoid cu pf_ .. Tob Prod Ex(10c) Toledo Kdis pt(6) 'tri-Contl C war. _ Nbln Chattilion. Tubise Chatil A... unu Corp war.__. Unit .Dry Dock(d) Unit Founders .. Unit Gas Cotp Unit Gas Cor war. Unlt Gas Corp pt_ Unit Lt&Pw (A)._. Unit Li&Pw B_. Uanlt Liskw pf... u:uv. Shoe Mach ey Uslt Shos Mach ™~ " unnm erconss 08 3% | 1n | & Y% 5% 2% * 165\1 16% 11041 1015 10308 208298 298 298 4 3% 3 2 13% d 18% | 1% 8% 28% 34y 1 33 20% Unit Wall Pap(n). Univ Piotures (n). Utilities P&L. 3501 Utiifty & InGus.. 1 Utility & lnduspt 2 Venezueia Feirol. 20 Wuoo Atrorast.... 2 Waltt & Bond (A) 2 Walkes (Hiram).. Walker(H)pf(l Walker Minini W Va Coa 9 wuu AlrKxp(n) 1 2k 24 B4 Westn Cart pf (6) 258101% lolk 10106 West Tex U pf(3) 6508 46 Woodley Pet (400) 8 6% 5% b% w-oh'v't'l“W' A Ve) 28y 28% 'Mllllr("“ l'l flt ki ’{: 1 : ooap A 1IN "".-.a.-..c'- ot .....=F‘.= m | Capital Transit Co.—5 at 183;. STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., T GAPITAL PRODUCE = NIGES ARE STEADY AGovernment - Graded Eggs Regiser Advance of 1 to 2 Cents. Most quotations continued steady on the Washington produce market today. Government-graded eggs advanced 1 to 2 cents, but ungraded offerings remained unchanged. Peach prices improved. Weakness was displayed by sweet potatoes and corn. The summary, with eggs and live poultry prices furnished by the De- partment of Agriculture, follows: e-pound prints (92 score), 1-pound prints (90 score). 1-pound prints (80 score), ef 11a20: veal rk loins. frest, Hog! medtum, 11 00811.55; hea foughs, 5.008.5 50, Prices on Gov- h"fi'fi' pLH es, 25a2 aded ll\d dated white eREs ading llld 'ZIIY%!N!I( :ollx! extras. large. i3 modiumli,gl. « LIVE et steady at un- cmnxea prices. Fowl: Colored, heavy. 16a 8: mediums. 14a15: Leghorns. 19220; under 3% pou; mixed colors.” 14a17 Kresge Foundation Expected to Offer $5.500,000 Notes By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, August 7.—An offer- ing of $5,500,000 Kresge Foundation 10-year 4 per cent collateral trust notes is expected tomorrow. The offering price will be 100 and interest. Proceeds to be received by the Kresge Foundation from the sale of the issue, amounting to 85,335,000, are to be used to reduce bank loans in- curred for the most part to pay the | redemption price of $5,667,500 10-year | collnurnl n'u.st 6 per cent notes. Washmgton Exchange SALES. Potomac Electric 5!3 114%. Mergenthaler Linotype—10 at 28';. AFTER CALL. Capital Transit Co.—10 at 18!, 10 at 18%, 10 at 18%, 5 at 1814, Riggs Bank pfd.—10 at 108, 10 at 108. Capital Traction 55—8$1,000 at 98%. Bid and Asked Prices. BONDS. PUBLIC UTILITY. Tel. 4 % ptd—5 at| Iun" Tel. m. Tel. & Amccsm & Pot STEEL RISE HAILE AS RECOVERY SIGN Belief Grows That Gains Mark Start of Long Upward Trend. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, August 7.—Comment- ing on the higher rate of steel pro- duction, Iron Age says the bellef is becoming widespread that it “really represents the beginning of a long pull out of hard times.” Any letdown in the rate of advance, it states, “is expected to be temporary, to be followed by renewed expansion in September and October.” The Re- view said production rose to 47°per cent of capacity, a gain of slightly more than 2 per cent over the pre- vious week. ‘The survey based its views on the absence of speculative buying and the “astonishing growth” of miscellaneous buying, sustained consumer purchas- ing of automobiles and accumulating activity in the heavy industries. “Pronounced buoyancy of scrap the most sensitive barometer of the steel trade,” was also cited by the publication. It said scrap prices had risen further “in virtually all market centers,” holsting the Iron Age scrap composite from $11.58 a ton to $11.83 a ton, the highest since the third week in February. The report stated, however, that there are indications that production may soon level off. In this connection it pointed out that the interruption in motor car output is “merely temporary to allow for model change- overs.” Furthermore, it said, “prospects for the remainder of the yesr are re- garded as excellent. “Most encouraging and significant machinery and equipment represent- ing the capital goods industries,” it was disclosed. e U. S. TREASURY POSITION. By the Associated Press. The position of the Treasury August 5 v 51.618.56: expendi- 7 3 net balance. $1.- 2.81; customs receipts for the for !hr fiscal year (since Jui 66.999.69. expenditures. , including $412.144 expenditures; el an increase of $14.651. 5 over the previous day; gold asse 49 209.029.90, 6. 1934 jAusust (com- 0 net_ by cu\u)ms receipts s MONTREAL SILVER. MONTREAL. August 7 (#.—Silver fu- tures closed steady. 5 to 24 lower: sales. Huh. " Low " Clowe 778 8776 6R.65 6R.60b rber & ievy Chase WLl st T 6 Rb0). 114 " Gas Li hl . 13.60) . Ry. L. Co. (12).. Ry pfd. (3) "0 106 BANK AND TRUST COMPANY. Amer Sec & Tr Co (8) anm “4) & Savi Eherty @ Wash. Wi Wash. Loan & TITLE INSURANCE. Columhh 1 30) Real Esi 1 Co b (1.4 00) R S Mergenthaler nn(n Peoples Drug St. ?ll [CX 50) 113 ‘Ter. Ref. Co Wawe: 4 ot uu. B i CHICAGO STch MARKET CHICAGO. August —Following s the complete official lm ol transactions in ztocn on the Chicago Stock Exchange to- a !l{el X gh. Low. Clol! 180 Ao - 10 Adams Mr 200 Allled 110 Altorfer Bros 70 Am Pub Sve b 308 Afmour’ & Co- 150 Asbestos Mfg 300 Autom Brod 100 Bastian-Bless 2000 Bendix _Av _ 100 Berghoft Brew Borg-Warner _ 500 Brown F&W A 1000 Butler Bros o10s oms S35 DI B B X 10 1080 Cities Sery g with, Edi 700 Gomt p 50 Co! s e S o orars R et °‘:‘Fc e 130 B i asehold ( 8 FFSSEEEFETSE 2220 Llof ( Ken-Rad T 8§1llgn:’lt 10 x?- Ext. ot lfll» Lt 5 =t FRESSHESES SFE & & S o s0es 5 The heat of your cylin- der walls ranges from 350°to 425°in Summer weather. v When you drive at 50 milesanhour,yoursy pin bearings heat up to 350°% v Your connecting rod bearings, at a speed of 50 miles an hour, reach a heat of 250°% v In hot weather, your crankcase “runs a tem- perature” over 225% of recent developments is the grow- ! ing consumption of steel by makers of | &t WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7, 1935. Loss of Markets For U. S. Cotton Laid to Control By the Assoclated Press. NEW ORLEANS, August 7.—The New Orleans Cotton Exchange in its annual report released today placed the blame for the loss of foreign cotton markets upon the Government cotton program. “While conditions prevailing in in- ternational finance are recognized as contributing to the decline of Amer- ican-grown cotton’s supremacy in world trade,” the report, signed by Henry Plauche, secretary, said, “it is an inescapable conclusion that governmental policles attempting to hold prices above the world’s ideas of values are the principal and con- stantly accelerating cause of decreased consumption of cotton and the loss of our dominating position in the cotton trade of the world.” _— INVESTMENT TRUSTS NEW YORK. August , vm—Ne' York Becurity Dealers’ Assoclat! Asked. Admin Fund w! Aml Bullnen Bhrl lloc! Climiative “Tr &h Corporate Trust Sorporate Trust AA"- Corp Tr AA mod Corporate Trust Accum Ber Corp Tr Accum_8e Depos BI N Y Depos Ins Diversified T Dividend _ 8hrs Bive Year ruen I Fixed Trus Fixed Trun sh Y\md Investors Inc " futateo et XOChE X DRONRSS S S35, d Fund Inc Mass nvest ‘rr - Mutual Natjon wme Bec vic Bk Tr_Shrs North 2K ‘Bed "1 eits- Nor Am Tr Shares m Tr nd A OunlerIy Inc Shrs~ Belected Sh _ Sibervised: Bhrs | Trust Pund 8hrs Trusteed Industry SI | Trusteed N Y Bk i | Trusteed Am Bk ksl FOBEIGN EXCHANGES NEW YORK, August 7 (#).—Foreij canf 23 ROSGESIRINLIAIRG $use | sepve change easy: Great Britain in others in cents. at Britain, demend 400 i 60-day bills. 4.95%s Prance. de- | mand, ' 462 . 6.62; ltaly. demand, oilars, nce for | in Montreal. 100.06% n—Nominal. ——— e MONEY MARKET. NEW YORK. August 7 (#.—Call money | steady: 's per cent all day. Time loans | steady: 60-90 dave. s offered: 4-6 months | 1s oftered. Primé commercial paper. 3. Bankers' acceptances un- Rediscount rate, New York Re- 172 per cent per cent changed ank inside your motor That's why you need Germ Processed Oil for safe lubrication—it maintains high film strength under extreme heat! W’l‘l‘H heats of 225° to 425° in your motor, you must have oil that main- tains high film strength under extreme tem- peratures to get safe lubrication. Otherwise, the lubricating film ruptures and the bear- ings and cylinders suffer damaging wear. Plain mineral oils have little film strength and oils over-refined by new cleansing pro- cesses have even less. As motor heat goes up, these oils rapidly lose film strength. It’s an absolute certainty better motor protection with Conoco Germ Processed Motor Oil. Timken machine tests prove that it has 2 to 4 times greater film strength than any plaio miaeral oil and that FINANCIAL. SALES JUMP SEEN BY SEARS, ROEBUCK Volume Up 26.7 Per Cent. Montgomery Ward Also Shows Gain. By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, August 7.—Sears, Roe- buck & Co. announced today an in- crease of 267 per cent in sales for the first six months of this year as 36— 1 3 | Bena-Dixie_Gémént 85 1941 n ex- | : eables. | | a slight upward movement compared with the corresponding pe- riod of last year. Sales from January 30, 1935, through July 16, 1935, totaled $178,122,304, as compared with $140,639,500 for the same period in 1934, an increase of $37,482,804. Net profit on which the Federal income tax was based was $9,071.071, compared with a profit of $6,808,189 for the corresponding six-month pe- riod of 193¢ and $1,619,811 for the same time in 1933. * Montgomery Ward & Co. today re- ported sales in July totaled $20,293,- 175, an increase of 27.71 per cent compared with $15,890,560 in July 41934. Sales for the first six months of 1935 totaled $133,289,039 against $110,697,908 in the same period last year. e et SHORT-TERM SECURITIES. (Reported by Chas. D. Barney & Co.) Allis-Chalmers Co. 5s 193; 940_ y. 1940 Ry. 55 1939_ ke 55 193 Chi. Northwest. 6128 1936 | Delaware Hudson 5%as ,1’ : Rlo G h 19: rand Tr. Canada 65 634" Great Northern Ry. 7s 1038 Penna, 0. 6128 1036 | Pire oIl Co. 5tz 10407 Rep. Iron & Steel 5s 1840 - Ri) Gr_Western 45 143 Sinclair Cons. Ofl 75 19 \'In.d‘um Corp. 55 16 h Rwy. Co. b8 | Warner Bros. 6s 19: West. N. Y. & Pa. 58 1037. 10112 - 108% 78 105% FOREIGN MARKETS. By the Associated Press. NDON LO? the end of the act business on_ the Sovine te the nearness of | DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED NEW YORK. August 7.——Dividends de- clared: prepared” by ihe Blandard Sie- tistics' Corp.. Extra, Pe- 8tk of Pay« Rate. riod. record. Arched Danlels Mid_-_25¢ 82 Crum & For c Archer-Daniels llald Regular. Archer-Danlels Mid_ Atianta & Cha ir Line RY Bird-Areh do'pf ___ Bucyrus-Monighan Crum & For Insur do B L Empire & Bay Stat Telesraph 4% gtd___$1 hhrdo Bugar Cc of Rico _-.-$1.50 | Grgznound, Corp Nineteen Hupd Ci B Pittsburgh, Youngstown | 00D0Om OOO © m Rad & Arener-Dantels- Ml Bigelow 8 pet pf_$1.5 Eastman Kodak 31 Ped Lt & 8 DI $1.: Srivhousa gt 1 Homestake Mini Eq Corp $3 cv pf NEW YORK BANK STOCKS NEW YORK. August 7 (P.—New York Security Deaiers’ Association (Quotations as of 2 o'clock.) \ zaoooo Bank of Manhattan (1'3) Bankers' Tr (3) Brookiyn Tr (4) Cen Han Bk, Chase Nat Chem Bk & Tr (1LX0). Pirst Natl (100) Guaranty Tr (12) frving Tr (.60), Manufacturers’ Tr (1) FEDERAL LAND BANKS YORK. August 7 (P.—Federal ds of 2 o'clock ) 1017 1087 5 5 1023 Sy, *essas 100's 100'; ®U. S. TREASURY NOTES. (Reported by Chas. D. Barney & Co) Hate—Maturity, Dec. 15. . restricted and today. trans-Atlantic Irregularity developed in home industri The market | closed irresular, ARIS-—A firm trend was registered on lhe Bourse today. with prijces showing entes closed while international The market closed fractionally ~ lower, shares held steady. steady BERLIN —With prices sagging on the Boerse today was very siack. closing was duil trading The T°S BLAZING advantage. “ricated with that you'll get “0. K.~ cessed, the oil S %28 NEW YORK BAR SILVER. NEW YORK. August 7 (#).—Ba: rilver quiet and unchanged at 673 4 heat above 225° does not lessen this More proof—supervised road tests were made in identical cars fitted with the new ailoy metal bearings used in many 1935 cars. The bearings lub- a high-quality plaia min- eral oil showed 45% more wear than those lubricated with Conoco Germ Processed, the first alloyed oil. You'll be certain your motor is safely lub- ricated even at high temperatures if you say in” and fill with Germ Pro- with the “Hidden Quart” that never drains away! ERM PROCESSED PARAIEIN BABE MOTOR OIL ~