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" F U.5. BONDS TEND T0 LOWER LEVELS Prospect of New $100,- 000,000 Long-Term Federal Issue Unsettles Market. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, August 8 —The pros- pect that the market would have to absorb a new issue of $100,000,000 in Jong-term Government bonds un- settied the Federal loans list today. Substantial losses were recorded in most Federal obligations. Most other sections of the market were quiet, with few important price changes. Among the industrial is- ' sues, Chile Copper 5s. International Paper 5s and Remington Rand 5'3s were all fractionally lower. | Small gains were made by Loew's 6s and United States Rubber 5s, General Motors Sales Decline to 108.645 in Month By the Associated Press. | NEW YORK, August 8-—Sales of General Motors cars and trucks to consumers in the United States in! July totaled 108,645 units, compared with 137.782 in June and 101.243 in July a year ago. Sales to dealers in the United States were 139,021 units in July com- pared with 150,864 in June and 107.- 554 in July. 1934. Total saies to deal- ers in the United States and Canada, plus overseas shipments, were 167,790 units, compared with 181,188 in June | and 134,324 in July, 1934 For the first seven months of the year sales to consumers in the Unfted | States were 757,480, compared with 696.215 in the like period of last year. Sales to dealers in the United States were 849,245, compared with 700.421, and total sales in the United States anc Canada. plus overseas ' shipments, were 1056350, compared | Tth 84600 in the like period of | — BITUMINOUS OUTPUT OFF SHARPLY IN WEEK | | 381947 INANCIAL. LIBERTY. High. Low. Clese. 4th 435 1933-38_ 10111 10110 10110 TREASURY. 238 1946-49___. 3155 1949-52 3% s 1941 108 26 10825 10825 3= 1944-46 ___ 10610 1066 1066 3% 8 1941-43 Mar. 108 22 10822 10822 33€1946-56 ____ 11018 11018 11018 48 1944-5¢ -—-11128 11129 11129 4148-3% 8 1943-45 10618 106 14 10614 418194752 __ 17 17 17 ‘FEDERAL FARM MORTGAGE. 238 1942-47 10029 100 29 10029 10219 10211 10211 381949 1027 1027 1027 3%s 1964, 104 104 104 HOME OWNERS' LOAN. 2% 1939-¢9 106029 10018 100 IR 381952 1026 10125 10125 FOREIGN IONDS "9 8l 8l T Tix Abitibi Pa&Pw 58 "53 Antioquia 7845 A Antioquia 1st 785 Antioquia 2d Antioquia 3d s 7 Argentine b Berlin 6558 Berlin 6345 Berlin El& Berlin Berlin Kl Bogota & Bolivia Ts Budapest 6s 62 unmatcouon____ Buenos A §s 61 5t Py BuenosA6%s'6151Pv. Buigaria 7s 67 July coupon off __. Caldas 748 "¢6 1073 114k The National Coal Association, from incomplete car loading reports from | for the week ended August 3 as ap- proximately 5,375,000 net tons. Production for the week: 1934, 5,784,000 tons; 1933, 6,- 856,000 tons. The report of the Bureau of Mines shows production of 5,472,000 tons for the week ended July 20. and 6.283.000 | for the week ended July 27, 1935. | Washmgton Excbange ' | SALES. Capital Traction 5:—$1,000 at 99. Capital Transit Co.—50 at 18, 10 at, 18, 19 at 18, 10 at 18. 10 at 18, 10| at 18, 10 at 18., 20 at 18. Potomac Electric 67 pfd.—5 at 1111%, Potomac Electric 5'>% pfd.—5 at 114, Washington Railway & Electric pfd.— | 10 at 1061%. Mergenthaler Linotype—10 at 28, 10 at 28, 5 at 28. AFTER CALL. Mergenthaler Linotype—25 at 28. Capital Transit Co—10 at 18. Capital Traction 55—$1,000 at 99. Potomac Electric Cons. 55—$5000 at 10334, Sales as of Yesterday. Washington Gas 65 “B" 1936—$200 at 102, $200 at 102. Bid and Asked Prices. BONDS. PUBLIC UTILITY. Asked. | A-erT Tel. & Tel. 4125 C. & P Tel. of Va._b5¢ c.mm Traction R. i & subur Eearistonn Pot. Elec. l‘ewmc Elec Wash. Gas 55 197 Washington Gas 8s FEREITA A ELE M. Cold Storage : STOCKS. PUBLIC UTILITY. Amer. Tel. & Tel. (9)_ glvllil Transit Co. (1).. Wash. Gas Lisht Wash, Ry, & EI. Co. Wash. Ry. & EL ptd. ( BANK AND TRUST COMPANY, T Sec & Tr Co (8) _ T A Elery” & Lincoln (5) wnhlnnnn (6) Columbia (.30)_ Real Estate (6)_. MISCELLANEOUS. Carpel Corp. (1.60) nston Monotype (4) Mergenthaler Linotype - ples Drug SL. pid. (650) Real Est. M.&G. ofd. (.20) Becurity’ Storage (8, Tep Ret & wh. Wdwa. & Loth. com. Wdwd. & Loth pfd. 125 cents extra, 3Flat. COMMODITY PRICES NEW YORK. August 8 —The Associated Press wholesale price index of commodities lodsy declined to © Previous 72.52 mentn a0, 015! sen Range of recent years: 1935, 75.48 0) L el 7130. 34. 1933, High 5 64.10 Jorazc 6914 3837 (1926 average equals 100.) Miscellaneous Markets. Additional New Yok markets. as com- piled by the Assoctated rPess SUGAR—Putures 3 closed steady, 1.3 Picher: shies 5,350 tons September: 2.28b; December. 2.25b: Janus S04b; March. 2.06b; lny 2,11b; l!llY‘ COFFEE—Spot. dy; No. Bantos No_ 4. 8 62 included Sa July, 7.63n. ‘WOOL TOPS—Futures: New Yofl mar- i higher. ket closed M.eld un.c:: “l:d 5 Sy sher. December, Jwg%:—mturu closed steady. T “m o * Decsimber Septem| Y055h: Maveh: Sales, *’mood ”u&“ RUBBER—Putu; lrel !:}I‘t'uedl o Hlflhln;oed to 4 hlmer!:;u. bco' l; e tracts. ber. l’ ’] ’Ilfl ry. 12.270; ll.n:h. ‘Smoked ribbed, spot. SmK«-—Futuus‘ firm. llnchwled crack iimlble extra 81 per cent se 13-15s, b—Bid. n—N MONTREAL SILVER. MONTREAL. August R (P.—Silver fu- tures closed steacy. -m:h-nnd to 5 higher. Sales.’3 contracts. Sale: High, S september = %8 uu gz 1 A December ... nal. | GerCBk A6s'38 | GTt Br & Ir 533837 13% 13% 1335 13%% Chile 63760 Chile 6=°61 Jan ! Chi Ch | Chite Mg BK 8 Chile Mtg Bk 6s Chile Mtg Bk 6138’57 Chile Mtg Bk 6% 8’61 Colombia 6s ‘61 Jan_. Colombia 6s ‘61 Oct Col Mtg Bk 6138747 __ Col Mtg Bk 7s ‘46 Copenhagen 43553 _ Copenhucn b8 52 ‘ordoba 75 '57 stpd Cuba 5338 45 _ Cuba A15s '53 szchoslevdkla 8s'51 Denmark Denmark 513855 Denmark 6s’42 _ Dominie 2d 5138 40 . Klec Pw Ger 632850 Elec Pw Ger 613 '53._ El Salvador Frankfort 643, Ger C Bk A65'60 July. : Ger C Bk A 63 '60 Oct. Ger Gen El 6548 Ger Gen El 7545 Ger Gov 5.8 '65 Ger Prov & City Bk con Ag 61858 Ger Rep 73°49 _ Good HS & 117s'45 Grt C El1Jap 6%s '50. Haiti 68'52_ Hamburg St 6s 46 _ Heidelberg 7138 '50 _ Helsingfors 613 '60_ Hung L M 7428 1 A_ Italy 7s°51 Ital Crd P W Ts "47 B Japan 5% €5 Japan 6138 54 5 Jugos Mtg Bk 78’57 unmat coupon Kreu&Toll 65’694 cfs Lombard El1 1852 __ Mex 45 '10-45asst sm Mex Ir 4158 43 asst__ Milan 63352 = Minas Gers 64859 Sept cnupon ofl!_ - Montevideo New So Wales h 57 New So Wales 65 '58_ Norway 58 63 Norway %8 65 Norway 6s°43 Norway 6s 44 Norway 6s'52 _ Oriental Dev 515 '58 Oslo 6555 36% 481 3% 4 55% 1315 34 102 3 101% 101% 102% 106 106 1027% 81t 101% 57% 54 1023 811 101% Panama 5s'63 stp asd Paris Orl Ry 6%s Peru 108% 110 3214 32 Queensland 7s '¢1. Rhine W E1 P 6s '52 .. Rhine W EI P Riode Jan 618 Aug coupon off.__ Rio de Jan 85°46 April coupon off __ Rio Grdo Sul 6s 68 June coupon off _ Rio Gr do Sul 8s'46 April coupon of Rome 6%s ‘52 Santa F Arg 78’42 __ Santa F Arg 75'52 stp Sao Paulo St 7s Sao Paulo St 8s 36 July coupon off __. Sao Paulo St 3s'50 July coupon off _ Saxon Pb W 63851 Serbs 8s '62 unm ¢ on 12% Silesian Bk Sydney 5%3°5! Taiwan Elec 6%s 71. Toho El Pw 78’65 Tokio bi%s'61 ____ ‘Tokio El Lt 6s°'53 ‘Trondhjem 5%s '5' Ujigawa EP 78 Un Stl Wk 6%3'51 A Uvur Anl! T8 45 't coupen on. Druzuy 6864 ___ Uruguay 8s 46 Vienna 6s 52 May ¢ Warsaw 7s '58 Westphal EIP6s'53. 32 31% 32 Yokohama 6s'61.... 85 85 85 DOMESTIC BONDS. Abr & Straus 534843 9% 99% 833 83% 931 93% 83 83 80% 81 981 98% 4% 94% 32% 82% 110% 110% 39% 39% 38 38 38 90% 90% 90% 2% 2% 2% Alleg Corp 55 ‘50 Alleg Corp 58 Allied Stores 4343 50 Am & Faor Pw s 2030 Am1GChb 1] Am Intl 538’49 Am Roll Mill 43849 Am Smel' & R 65 ¢7 AmT & T gold ¢5°'3¢ Am T & T cl tr bs 46 Am T & T deb 68 ‘60 Am T & Tdeb5s '65. 112% 112% 112% AmT&TE%s 43 _ 112% 112% 112% Am Type Fd 6i efs 40% 40% 40% Am Wat Wke bs’4é_. 101 101 101 W 98% 46% kil 66% 19% 14 94% 7% 111 99% 109% 101% 102% 109% 112% 101% | TfiE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, BONDS ON NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND AVERAGES Am Wat Wke 88°75 .. Anglo Ch Nitr 7s ‘45 Armour & Co 4 %8 ‘39 Arm'r(Del)1st 4s '35. Armof Del bk 43 A T&S Fe ¢35 48 Atl Coast L 18t 4352 AtICLun4%s'64 AtlantickD ist 4s 48 AtlantiokD 2d 4s'48 AtIG& W 158°59 Baldwin Loco B&O Ist ds 43 bs 96 F —_ ref 582000 D__ o O O ref 6535 C Bos & Me 55 67 Bos NY AL« Bot Con M 6%, Bklyn Edis 55 49 A__ BCR&Ncl5s" Bush Term cn §s 66 _ | Calif G&E ref 5» 37 | Can'dian Nt R4 jpu'64 Can'dian Nt R4 8’57 Can'dian Nt Re4 855 Can'dian Nt5s'69July | Can'dian Nr db 7s "¢0 Can'dian Pchlper' Can'dlan Pc §8.'54 |CaroCl &0 5s'38 __ |CaroCl&O6s'52 A_ Cent IIE&G s 51 Cent N Eng 4361 Cent of N J gen bs 87 | Cent Pac 1st r( 4874y | Cent Pac Cert'd deb 5%.'4! Chesap Cevcl bs” Chesap Corp 58 '¢7__ C&O4%8°95B C&OCraig V 5540 C&OWmS Vs 41 Chi & Altref 35749 _ Chi B& Qgen 4s 53 Ch1B&Qe%s 77 Chi B&Q ref 5571 __ Chi B&Q 1dv 318 49 Chi B& Q1 div4s'4y Chl&EllleonGs ‘34 CMASP 43 85 CM&SLP gn 43589 C CM&StP 41:8'89E _ Chi & NW gn 6s°8 C&NW Nr W 6% Chi R 1&P rf 4534 Chi R 1&P 52 Chi R 1&P Ckl e Chi T H&S 1st 55°60_ Chi T H&S inc 58 '60- Chi Un Sta 4863 Chi Un Sta 4328’63 A Chi & W 1 con Chi& W 15% Childs & Co Chile Cop & = CinGas El 48 68 A . Cin Un Ter 58'57C__ Cin Un Ter 552020 B. CCC&StL gen 4893 CCC&StL rf 4% CCC&StL rf 5563 D_ Clev Un Ter 4%8'77_ Clev Un Ter 5313 B Clev Un Ter 5% 72A Colo Ind cl tr 65 3 Columbia G & Ed 5852 April ColumbiaG & B $3°52 May Columbia G&E 6561 Col & H Val ext 45’48 Com Inv T 5849 Con Coal Md rf 63 *50 Con Coal Md 58’50 cfs Con Gas N Y 4%s ‘51 ConG N Ydbs%e'4 Cons Ry Co 48’64 Container deb §s Container 63 ¢ Crown Will P 6s°51... Cuba R R 1st 55'52 _ Cuba R Rref T%s°3¢ Den &R G 4%8'36 Den& RG W bs'55__ Den&RGW 58’65 asst Den& RGrf5s'18 Det Edison ¢%s'61 D Det Edison rf §s Det Edison 5852 Dul SS& At5s°37 _. Duqu Lt 1st 434867 East Cuba S 7% 37 EIP&S W ref 58 '65. Fed Lt & Trint 58°42 Fed Lt & Tr 5342 st_ ¥ed m.'n 6 u B Fla ECRy 5!'74 ef; Fran Sug 1%s"43.. Gannett 6543 Gen Am Inv 6853 Gen Cable %847 Gen lt..lcflbl;?_ Good!’f TQR 5 Gr Tr'k of Can 68 26 39% |Gt N Rref 4%s Gt N Rgen 4%s'76 D GtNRgen 4%s1TB GtNRgenbs'713C_ GtNR m-q-n" :C GtNRgen7s euuufl | Guif M&NGS%S l Hud & Man ref 5s 57 111 Bell Tel 68 66 111 Steel deb 4% '¢0 inland St1 4%8 T8 A fniand Stl 4%s 31 B Int R T 1st rf 68 '66 IR T ist ref 6s'86cta IntRT6s'33 ____ Int RT6s’33 etfs.. IntRT 7833 IntRT 1934 high____. 1083 1928 high ... 1044 Comptled by the 104 109% 108% 92% M 109'¢ 37\ 37 370 37 107 106% 105% 105' 1m IM onu " 1oz 1008 104% 1045 2 4% 44 a3% 50% 50 106% 1067 2T% 2Tk 21 21 9 8y 8 TV 19% 19% 112% 111% 107% 107% 109 109 49% 49% 1041% 104% 4% 14 101% 101% 9% 8% 671 66l 32% 32% 103% 103% 103 103 91 91 82% 81% 14% 14 98U 9T 108% 108 104% 104 105% 105% 103% 103% 104% 104% 85% 85 110% 114% 1145 1044 9y 10342 1025 1124 107 108% 1094 v6i | 528 101 106% 374 374 107 105' lWh sx 102% 104% 1% 3% 50% 78 97 107 1067 27% 27 8t Tia 19% 111% 107% 109 49% 104 14 101% 7 67 6614 u7 98% bl 104% 105% 103% 104% 85 84% 91 98% 96% 69% 3 93 6 63% 108% *108% 108% 105 104% 1045 104% 90% 89% 106 1045% 89% 88% T0% 68% i (IDLT&Tev 4%s 89 POC“(LI:""A._ 10 Unch. 8.9 102.9 Previous day. Year ago. 1935 low int Agcol § Int Cement 58 '48 ___ Int Grt Nr 58’56 C. int Gt Nor 6852 A . Int Gt Nor adj 68'52A Int Hydro El 68 '44__. Int Mer Mar 6841 __ Int Pap 1st 65 47 A Int Pap re| 56 IntT&T4%s 83 IntT&T e inv Eq 5548 B ww. James F & C4s"39 KanCF S& M 4s°'36. Kan C Sou 1st 38 '$0 Kaa C Sourfimbs “ Kan C Ter 1st Kendall 6% s Kyaind T 4%e 61 o Kings County Elev |7 ey e | Lack Stl 15t 6550 A Laclede G 5%8'53 C_ Laclede G 5%s 60 D Lake S&M S0 33897 Lautaro Nitr 6 54 Lieh C&N ¢ %3754 A__ Leh Val Coal 58 ‘54 Leh Val Coal 53 '64 Leh Val Coal 65 '38 Leb Val Har 55 54 __ LVNY4he 'd0gtd Leh V Pa con ¢ 2003 LV Pa con 438 2003 Leh V RR con 53 2003 Lex & E Ry 58'65____ Ligg & Myr 5a's1____ LizE & Myr T3°¢4___ Loew's 65 '41 | Long 1si ret | La&Ark Atl K&C 45’55 yS513%'¢1 filed | Manhat R 4590 ctfs_ | Manhat R 2d 45 2013 _ Manila RR SL 4x '3 | Marion St Sh 68 47 | Market St Ry 78'40 A Mead Co 65 45 Met Ed 1strf 4155 ‘68 | Met Ed 1st rf §s 53 | Mich Cent 3%s ‘52 Mich Cent 45 '40 Mich Cent 4%3 ‘79 Mid RR N J 58740 Midvale S&0 bs 36.. MIIER&SLG&s'61 . Mil E R&S L rt 65’71 MStP&SSM cn 48 '38 MStP&SSM cn 5538 MStP&SSM bs 38 gt MStP&SSM 6%s '49_. MStP&SSM 638 '78 < as Mo K & T adj s '67. Mo Pac 4375 Mo Pac5%s 49 A_ Mob&Bir 4s 45 lm Mob & Ohio 437 Mohawk & M 48 '91_ Mont Pwr ref 343 Mont Pw ref 55 '43 rg Mont Pwr 5562 A Morris & Co 4% 339 Mor & Esx 1%s 2000. Mor & Esx 58 66 Muiray Body %8 "42 Namm & Sons 6s "43_ Nat Acme 6842 Nat Steel 4363 New E T&T ¢%s°61. Rys 63’66 A Rwys 63 65 as: Sleum 1st 58 °51. North Am Ed 58’57 A North Am Ed 6569 C NornOT & L 6s 47 Nor'n Pac gen 3s 2047 Nor'n Pac 48’97 __ Nor'n Pac 438 2047_ Nor'n Pac 683047 Ohio Pub Ser 1%' ‘46 Ont Pw Niag Otis Steel 68°41 ... PacG & E6s'e2 .. Pac Tel 1st §s '37 < Pae RR Mo 1st 45°38 Pac T&T ref 68’52 .. Pan-AmPC 6540 .. Pan-Am P C és’40ct . Par-F-La 6847 ofs . Par-Pub 5%s ‘50 cfs Par-Pub 5%as "50 filed Park-Lx 6%s ‘53 cfs_ L4%ssi_. Peo G Lt&C rf 68 47_ Pnu Margq 1st 4-'.5 4 Marg 1st 6856 Phila Co 7 Phila E1Co 4s°71 Phila& RC& 168’73 Phila& RC & 16s ¢ Phillips Petr & 3! Philippine Ry 48 '37_ PCC&StL 4%s'40 A_ PCC&StL 4%s 42 B_. 10112 -- 100% . 106% 1 Hizh, Low. % 75 16 98 98K 98K 104 103% 103% 32 31 u 35% TH% 1121, 107% 110 87% 59% 65 65 106% 106% 7 70 109 87 591 59% 50% 50% ‘s 107% 107% 107% 1z 112 99% 100 1% 3% 31% 31% 1% 4 10115 99 109% T2% 103% R4 96'% 4 112% 112% 112% 17 17 106 105% 105% 99 98% 99 106% 106% 1065% 17 102% 102% 102% 105 1056 105 105 105 105 33 33 33 31% 31% 31% 93 93 93 105% 105% 106% 105% 105% 105% 107 107 107 1156 114% 114% 102% 1025 102% 105% 105% 105% 106% 106 106 7 6% 17 80% 80% 80% 89% B89% 89% 100% 100 100% 105 104% 104% 39% 10!% !02% 102“/- 112K 112% “2!& 112 112 112 117% 117% 117% 106% 115% 116 118 ' D. C., THURSDAY. -.u-u-. 'lllfi Postal Tel & C b8 '53_ Pressed St1 C§s"33__ 50% PubS E&G 4%s'70__ 105 105 106 PureOfi $38°40 ___. 101% 101% 101% Purity Bak 53’48 8% 98 98 PortGen El 448 7% 97% % Rem-R$§% 547 A ww 104 104 Rep &St 5540 ___ 1061 106% 106% Rw 1&St1 6% 68 A 1043, 104 104 cnu! '48. 108 108 108 meu-uon . 32 3% 32 Richfleld O 6s ‘¢4 cfs. 31% 31% 31% Roch G&E 6562 E 109 1087 109 { RG W Istexin4s’39 80% 80% 804 St L IM&S R&G ¢5'33 r.;- 10% 825 W 1st ter 65'52. 611y StLSWgnrf6s'90. 511 StPCtRC58'37 gtd. 96 StPKCSLays 41. 14% SIPM&MPac ex 4s'40 102 StP M&M ext5s°43.. 107% StPM&MM ex 4s'37 104 8t P Un Dep ref 5572 117% San ARA Pass 43’43 89% Schulco 63 s 46 B Seabd A L ref 4s 59 c Ore 43877 _ l!"l‘-'dl“ 105% Tenn El Pw s 47 A_ Term Ascon $s'44 _. Term As St L 4853 99 115% Tex & Pac 6s 86 D . Tex&Pac 1st 55 2000 115 Tex&P MPT 5% '64. 983 Third Av ref 4a ‘0 581y Third A ad In ex 50'60 25 Tol&Oh gen 5= '35 100% Tol St L&W 43’50 20 ‘Trumbull Stl és 103% Un Fil L&P b8 57 105 'n O Cal 58'45 re ww 1013 Un Pac 1st 45 47 111 'n Pac 48 47 reg____ 1085 Un Pac 4s e 1041, Un Pae 4.5 ‘67 1064 Un Pac istrf 55 2008 115 Unit Biscuit 65 50 108 Unit Drug 658 ‘53 94 U S Rubber s ‘47 LRy Univ Pipe & R 6s'36. 25 Utah L& T 5544 A 95 Utah P& L6344 ___ 91 Udl P& L & 485, Uil P& L6%s 47 Va E&P 1strf 55'55 A Va Ry 1stbs ‘62 A _ 1051, 11, 207 20% 20"y Warner-Quin 6s ‘39 . Warren Brev 6s '41 . | Westchester L 5s '50 W PaPlst5s 46 A _ W Sh 1st 45 2361 gtd West'n Md 1st 4s West'n Md $%s 77 __ | West'n Pac 5846 A West'n Pac 5846 A as West'a Un 415550 Wheel Steel ¢35 '53_ Wheel St15%s 48 A_ White S M 65736 xw White & M 6s"36 I‘W. W Sp Stl con 7s '35 ct Willmar S ¥ §= 40 Wilson&Co 1st 68 Youngtn S&T Youngtn S&T sw'T3 A 98, UNION PACIFIC VOTES QUARTERLY DIVIDEND Ev the Associated Press. NEW YORK, August 8.—Directors of the Union Pacific Railroad Co. to- day declared the usual quarterly divi- dend of $1.50 on the common stock, which has been in effect for the last three years. The dividend is payable October 1 to stock of record Septem- ber 4. INSURANCE STOCKS NEW YORK, August 8 (P —] Security Dealers' Assoc -y tio‘n ooy Ter Aetna Cas (2! Aetna Fire (1.60) Aetna Life (.60) Agricultural (3 Am Ins Newark «',» Am Reinsur (2%)._ Surety (1) Automobile (1) T (201 16 « Garolina (1 City of N ¥ B et ? SRS 33 8t. Pire (7%*) . Springfleld (4%2) Sun_ Lif 285 FERE 31 U Westchester (1.30°) *Including extra. fDeclared or paid so lur this year. SKOBT-TEBK SECUBITIE. (Reported by Ohas. D. Barney & Co.) Allis-Chalmers Co. 55 1937 o) 5 Galifornia Packing 55 19407 CI s 1940 &éonhlu7 0 & Nnmwm s 191 Delaware Hudson 5'%s lfl 7 n. lo Gr. 4%s 1936_ 1son 1. Tilum. 45 1930 PR R PR e & e 5 & e e 5 £ PARIS BANK CHANGES. PARIS, Al t 8 (7. —The weekly state- ment ofg' th:m-nktc( Prlnu shows the ra; Gold in- rernment coilateral iSte ol discount, 3 per cent. were 93 cents vs. 38 cents; declared & dividend oi 65 cents & share. On mu-m«uzsm was paid. , SRR AUGUST 8, 1935. GAPITAL PRODUCE PRICES ARE STEADY Few Quotations Changed on Eggs, Live Poultry and Other Lines. Most quotations were steady at un- changed levels on the Washington produce market today. The summary with eggs and live poultry prices furnished by the De- pariment of Agicsitars Tollows: ITTER—One-pound prints (9 score), : tub. 25:"1-pound prints " (80 o 1-pound prints (80 Ts-—’n! 11820 16a18 ot score), score), EA’ lamb. medium_ 11.00a11 A roushs. 5.00a8.50: 5.00a8.00: Spring lfll 5.0007.50. EGGS—Market s Prices. grades unchanged. curnnt receipts. 218 23; hennery whites, 25a27. Gos graded and dated white eggs flncludml frading and marketing costs): U. colors. 14al | CHICAGO STOCK MARKET CHICAGO. August 8 (# —Pollowing 15 | the complete official list of transactions in FINANCIAL. Dividend Reduced To $1.50 by Board Of Pepperell €Co.| By the Assoclated Press. NEW YORK, August 8—Directors of Wfil Manufacturing Co. have & semi-annual dividend of u.w on the capital stock. Previously the company had paid $3 semi-annually. The dividend is payable August 15 to stock of record August €. CLEARINGS CLIMB FAR ABOVE 153 $5,596,320,000 Total Tops Last Year’s Mark by 36.9 Per Cent. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, August 8 — Bank clearings for the first week of August TS, ‘over | Were much higher than those of a year ago. The total for the 22 lead- ing cities in the United States for the week ended Wednesday. August 7, >urmm by Dun & Bradstreet, Inc., | was $5,596,320,000, against $4,086,541,- | 000 a year ago, an increase of 369 stocks on the Chicago Stock Exchange to- i-lu STOCKS. Hizh. 0 Abbot = 100 Advance Atam -~ "3 23, Prod _ 50 Gastly 100 Cen ') Cen Sta M) Cen 20 Gen 0 Cen & 8 6: 130 Ghi Corp i 150 Ohi Flex Shaft _ 200 Chi Mail Order 10 Chi Towel 900 Cities Serv - 2400 Cont. Steel 10 Cont Sti pf 1 ord_Cor: stone Sll - Kevsione St ot McN & e X Loudon Pack pes Cons 3500 Marsh Fieid - 1430 McCord Rad A 100 McWill Breds erch & Mirs & Mirs of 0 Mickelberr s 2350 Mid West vm 1 6 of A o 250 Nor west_Bancrop 100 Oskosh_ over - ‘.n Pablic Svc n ) Ryerson o BT R sk vas 50 Bangamo Ei Signede 700 Walgreen nnvuuxnn. Mot dt Stores lflflwm Bankshrs 450 Zenith Ra® BONDS 1000 Py O Co &les '50 6% 963 063, Total stock sales todur 110000 shares i Tetal bond sales tode. — NEW YORK. Augusi % (P —New York Security Dealers’ Association (Quotations as of 2 oem ) 3 Bank of Man (1'3)_ Bankere Tr /%) - Corp First Rt uum Guaranty Tr (12) Irving Tr (.A0) 614 | Manufacturers’ Natl City (1) Y Trust «§ DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED NEW YORK. Auvust R _—Dividends de- clared o e SPSEwa i e Standard Statis- G 21 Increased. Pe able. Kayser (J) Am Invest See ___ n_ Dru Dezron Plpzr Prod Y Bk Tr Sh bearr_ hmrscn Sargent _ Phoemx Hosy 1 pf_87%2 h El Light of_ '!‘hgkm'Pumu Axe Venadium Alioys Sieel Co 26ec FEDERAL LAND BANKS NEW YORK August 8 (P.—Pederal Land Bank bond: 2o tations s o o see ZR82223 FEFLETIR IS U. S. TREASURY NOTES. (Reported by Chas. D. Barney & €o.) Bate_Maturlty, . i : ] lfll 12-.‘!2 ln2 6-3 -32 108 7:32 Bid. 101 10-32 102 4-32 2 38 3s 2 2! PPBTO AP ,.....-.-....n.._..»—---__- ?-. 2! } Mar. 13(1) ’141 1 148 S 1%, 1027 100 3832 100 3052 o U. S. TREASURY POSITION. . By the Associated Press. 'nu pumun of the Treasury on A ult 6 o $13.471. l)‘ln .617.35: u7fl,m6.w Sidioms Teceipis fot the mo‘nth. '!6 -850, 100 26. emergency = expenditures: penditures. 3 :47!\.901 620, NEVI YORK. August 8 (. —gall money een.t all_day. Tinl loa: fi "!I’.d.'ofeflll ‘:-mm Low Close. | o9 en NEW YORK BANK S STOCKS‘ - Stock of Pay- | $ rd. 9-10 | per cent. In the preceding week this vear, the increase was only 5.9 per cent. At New York City, clearings were heavy, | the amount being $3,808,989.000, an | increase of 470 per cent over the total reported last year, while the , | aggregate for centers outside of New York of $1,787331,000 was 19.6 per cent higher. *es A7 AMERICAN WOOLEN NETS §1.31 A SHARE $501,015 Earnings Com- pared With $585,020 Def- isit in Halt of 1934, By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, August 8—American Woolen Co. and subsidiaries, exclu- sive of the Textile Realty Co., reports for the six months ended June 30, | net profit of $501015, after deprecia- | tion, taxes, inventory adjustments and interest, equal to $1.31 & share on 383,215 shares of 7 per cent pre- ferred stock, against net loss of $585.- 020 for the corresponding period of 1934, Write down of inventories to ecost or market basis in the first half of 1935 aggregated $264.169 against $1,- 240,529 in the first half of the pre- vious year. Amsociated Oil Co. Associated Oil Co. and subsidiaries report for the six months ended June 30, net profit of $1,952,170, equal to | 85 cents a share of capital stock. | compared with $745.955 or 32 ecents @ share in the first half of 1934. Bigelow-Sanford Ce. Bigelow-Sanford Carpet Co., Inc. reports for the six months ended June 30, net loss of 320,582 after de- preciation and taxes compared with net profit of $214,891 or 39 cents & share of common stock, after pre- ferred dividend requirements, in the | frst half of 1934. | Electric Auto-Lite. Electric Auto-Lite Co. and subsidi- aries in the first half of 1935 reparts this week. Following the heavy clear- | ings for July, which also were above ! those for that month back to 1931, | the report has special significan-e. ‘July clearings were the highest for this year (o date, excepting only | March, slightly higher total. Clearings this week exceeded those of the last week of July by $814,384,- 000, whereas for the same two weeks | of last year, there was a reduction of | $228,528,000. In addition to New \Yark gains were heavy at Phila- ! delphia, Baltimore, Atlanta, Cleveland. Cincinnati, Louisville, Chicago, De- troit, St. Louis, Kansas City, Dalias, San Francisco, and Seattle. Figures at leading centers showing increases as compared with those ~f & year ago. are printed herewith; also, daily bank clearings for the | year to date: (Totals 1n thousands ) Week Bosten ____ Philadelphia Buffalo Pittsburgh Cleveland Cincinnati ore St Louis Louieville Minneapolis New York Total all __ Average daily: August {0 date July | Pirst auarter - Not since August, 1931, have bank ! clearings for the first week of the | month been as high as they were | the latter showing but I‘ & net profit of $1342.668 after de- preciation, Federal taxes, minority in- terest, etc., equal, after preferred divi- dends, to $1.01 a share on 1172578 shares of common stock, as increased from net profit in the first half of | 193¢ of $727.448, or 66 cents a share on 884909 common shares I For the quarter ended June 30 net profit was $648.993 after charges and taxes, equal to 49 cents a common share, compared with $693.675, or 52 cents a share, in the March quar- ter and $352,626, or 32 cents, in the second quarter of 1934. Foundries Report Loss. American steel foundries reported a net joss of $272,640 for the six month ended June 30. compared with a net profit of $251,818 in the first half of 1934, ! Curtiss-Wright Corp. Curtiss-Wright Corp. for the quar- ter ended June 30 reported net los of $62880. compared with a net los of $197.343 in the preceding quarter and & net profit of $299,287 in thr June quarter of 1934. Hartman Tobacco Co.—Common share earnings, year ended June 30. were 50 cents Prospectus en INCORPORATED INVESTORS A Mutual Fund Invested in High-grade Commen Stocks Mailed on Request WaGcaman, BRawner & Co. ofnc 1700 Eve St N.W. éu.nuone STOCKS Special Dispatch to The Star. BALTIMORE. August & — Bales STOCKS. High, 290 Arundel Corp____. T30 Black & Decker 1 Black & Deck p 8 el Bl bt ! G Conso! Houstn Oil pf vic_ 10%2 Merch & Miners___ 24ls 3 New Amster cas Z 1010 4 Pa Water 2 Pw 7 313 U'S Fidel & Guar BONDS. 2000 W B & ASsctl __ | —_— FOREIGN EXCHANGES. NEW YORK. 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