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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-11
TRADING FALLS Off
. ON STOCK MARKET
SO
Yesterdays Decline inspires
Cauti0n-GeneraI Motors
Dividend Discussed.
BY STUART =. WEST.

WALL STREET, New York. Au-
gust 11-Following yesterdays sharp
decline the stock market today pro-
ceeded on the idea that the internal
! position had been considerably
strengthened and that operations for
the rise in special stocks might he
[. safely renewed. At no stage, now
ever, was there the buoyancy Of a
week ago. The check administered
ION the previous day was sufficient to
inspire caution and the volume OF
business fell off substantially.
: Estimates Of the General Motors
dividend to be voted upon tomorrow
sran as high as 80 per cent in stock.
This was purely speculative gossip.
tstilI il received credence. as did the
talk that the market for General
Motors would prove TO have pretty
fwell discounted the announcement
swhen it came.
Other Motors Variable.
Other members of the motor group
1 " ere variable After 1ol2
/ point break on Tuesday Dupont had
a partial rally, then settled down to
keep step with General Motors.
Some repurchasing of Hudson Motors.
sold at higher prices last week, was
noted when the stock dropped below 10.
stocks like Chrysler and Willys-Ovcr-
land were scarcely changed. The Spe-
cial buying movement which has been
going on in Mack Trucks, regardless
OF the fiuctuatiCn in the general list,
was renewed
L. S. Steel rallied on the favorable
statement made in the weekly trade
review Independent Steel shares
were good deal mixed. For the
most part Bethlehem Steel and Cruel
hle varied little from the Tuesday
. close. Youngstown came off over q
point. while SloSs Sheffield was very
strong, getting up around top figures.
The shares of pipe manufacturers
were in demand, notably Cast Iron
Pipe and Universal Pipe.
Other Stocks Strong
In the industrial section Southern
DairieS b was active at rising prices.
Ward Baking u rose sharply and so
did Allied Chemicals. Merchandising
stocks like Gimbel, Macy and May de-
partment stores We're decidedly strong
Butterick made q new high record. A
revival of interest occurred in Ameri-
can Wooden, which was more active
than it has been in some time.
p Very little happened in the oil
shares. Further selling of Standard
oil of New Jersey was noted, but
most of the other oils were little
changed. Despite all the encourage
ment given from brokerage sources in
recent months, it appears almost inn
possible to awaken any genuine in
terest in the oil group.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-11

NEW YORK. August II L0.-The
regular meeting OF the directors Of the
American Sugar Refining Co., Sched-
uled for today. has been postponed
until August IS because of inability to
get a quorum. The meeting of Cont
mental Can directors, also set for to-
day, was put over until tomorrow for
action on preferred dividends.
A balance of $11.7444S5 before pro
viding for the 1926 income tax, is
shown by the profit and loss state
ment Of the Shell Union Oil Corpora
ton and subsidiaries for the quarter
ended June 80. The gross income was
$19, 055.776. Gross income for the first
half of the year was S30.614,96S.
leaving balance, before Federal
taxes of $l7.24O,376.
The TideWater Associated Oil Co.. in
Its first quarterly statement after the
consolidation of the Tidewater Oil Co.
and the Associated Oil Co. reports
net earnings up to June 80 Of $3,47l.-
40, after payment of preferred divi-
dends. This is equivalent to Is cents
n share on the common stock.
The Staten Island Edison Corpora
zion, one of the properties of the AS
associated Gas & Electric Securities Co.,
reports a net income for 1925 of $610.-
SS2, against S403 799 for the previous
year.
The Briggs Manufacturing CO., for
the quarter ended June 30, reported a
net income of s.. 1876 .3SS.06 after de-
probation. Federal taxes and all other
charges. This equals $l.23 share on
me common stock.
4 y,
reports for the six months ended June
30, net income of S243,752. after
charges. but before Federal taxes.
equal to SILT a share on common
stock. Share earnings for the same
period last year were S175.
The movement of gold to Canada
resulting from the premium command
cd by Canadian exchange. continued
Yesterday with the shipment of 81,
600 900 by the Bank OF Montreal.
With directors of the Standard Oil
co. of New Jersey scheduled to meet
within a few days. reports have been
revived that action may be taken 10
retire the Company's $500 100000 pre-
ferred stock through the issuance OF
approximately the same amount Of
new common shares. w. {. Teagle
president of the company, has declined
10 discuss the rumorS. If new com
mon shares are issued, it is expected
that they will be offered 10 stoCkhold
erS around par.
The reorganization committee of the
Murray Body Corporation. headed 10y
r. Horace Harding. yesterday issued a
notice TO stockholders and creditors
announcing an extension of the time
limit on deposits To August 2l. a sub
Stantial amount of the Indebtedness
and stock of the company has already
been pledged in assent to the reorgani
zation plan.
Retail deliveries Of the Buick Motor
20. for the fiscal year ended July 81
were .424 cars. surprising the best
previous sales Of any year by 69,375
cars.
Directors Of the American Sumatra
Tobacco Corporation, successors TO
he American Sumatra Tobacco Co..
today declared an initial dividend OF
$3.50 on the preferred stock. payable
september l on stock Of record Au-
g1lst %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-11
BIG STEEL YEAR SEEN.

NEW YORK, April II R.-The
opinion is growing among producers
and consumers that 1926 will exceed
1925 as a steel year, says Iron Age
in it's weekly market summary. In
so far as the first third of the month
is gauge, August promises to equal
July in steel output and in volume Of
specifications and new business, while
indications accumulate Of continu-
ance of the present sale of activity
into the Fall. Increased buying of
sheets at firner prices is reported.
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SUGAR MARKET EASY.

NEW YORK. August IL P),-The
raw sugar market was easy today.
No sales were reported. Prices were
unchanged at 4.27, duty paid with
offerings increasing at that level.
Raw sugar futures were weak dur
ing the forenoon session, with prices
al midday showing declines of 10 1
points under general liquidation pro
34,oted by the increased offerings in
ghe SPOT market and reports OF Q
jess active demand for refined
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-11
COTTON GOODS QUIET.

NEW YORK, August 1.-THE cot
ton goods market continued quiet to-
day at unchanged prices for print
cloths, which were quoted at rs for
64x60s and 85s for 68x72s. Raw
silks were quiet at slightly improved
prices.
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BOND MATURITY EXTENDED

The Interstate Commerce Commits
sion today authorized the Gettysburg
and Harrisburg Railway to- extend
from October 1, 1926. to the same
date in 1856 the maturity Of $567000
Of it's mortgage bonds. The commits
sion also authorized the Reading Com
pany to assume obligation for the
bonds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-11
FINE WOOL rs DEMAND.
special Dispatch TO The Star

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BOSTON, August 11.-Fine and
medium territory woods continued in
best demand today. Some improve
ment was noted in foreign woods, with
sales of very choice lots of Australian
64x70s made at Locales clean basis
in bond. considerably above domestic
parity. Top makers are reported to
be accepting business at June prices,
as q result Of pressure exerted by the
low basis Tor light-weight opening,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-11
BOURSE PRICES FIRM.

PARIS. August IL OP).-Prices were
firm on the BourSe today.
Three per cent rentes, so francs.
Exchange on London. 176 francs.
Five per cent loan, so francs IS
oentimes.
The Ga,3ar was quoted at SO francs
20 centimes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-11
CHICAGO POTATOES STEADY.

CHICAGO. August II R.-Pota-
toes-Receipts, AZ cars; total United
States shipments, col; on track, 156
cars; supplies liberal; demand and
trading moderate, market steady; Kan
sas and Missouri sacked Irish Cob
blers, 2.00a2.15; Minnesota sacked ear
ly Ohios, 1.70a1 80.
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100000 Loan in Germany

BERLIN, August II @.-Dillon,
Read & Co. has concluded arrange
ments for 100000 loan to the
Berlin electrical works. These works
embrace the municipal power and
light plant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-11

Fish and Chips were the names 81
bride and bridegroom at recsnt
wedding IN London.
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Other Financial JOttings.

Frank Owings. assistant cashier ~
the Bank of Comerce and Savings.
will start on his annual vacation next
week. He will spend most of the time
at Atlantic City.
Bankers who are golf enthusiasts
were greatly interested in the Asso-
ciated Press report from Hot Springs
yesterday that William D. Hoover.
president OF the National Savings and
Trust Co, had made q hole in one. II
was the 199-yard fourth hole on the
difficult Cascades course. One Of his
friends here today intimated that luck
might have played some part IN the
remarka BILE feat.
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DIVIDENDS DECLARED.

sPayahIe u TWO instaIlments. The frst
Of record date of Aug. ~. The second
$3.50 Is payable Jan. 10. 1927. TO stock of
record date Aug. 20.
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| Burroughs 90.
| Butte&Super(2).
Butterick. ......
| Dyer & Co. 800.
| Calf Packingts)
| Calf Petrol(2)..
| Callahan Zinc.
| Calumet& Ar(6).
| Calume&H(1h).
! Can Pacific (10).
| Case Threshing
| Cent Leather. -,
| Cent Leather pr.
| Century RIB NJ.
| Cerre De P o..
! Certain eed az
| Chand-Cle pf(4).
| Ches & Oh (t12).
F! Chi & Alton
! Chi & Alton pr.
| Chi & East III. i.
! Chi Great West.
| Chi Or West pr. i.
! Chi Mil & st P. :.
| Chi Mil & st P pr
c MIL & st p cts
! C Mil&StP pr CTS
| Chi G. Nw1 90.
| Chi r / & Pac...
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| Chile Cop (2h).
| Christie b (1.20)
| Chrysler Corp(3)
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! Cluett Peab CD.
/ Cluet Pea pr CD
| Coca-Cola o..
! Collins & Aiknn
+ Collin Sc AK pr Z
| Col Fuel & Iron.
+; Colo Southern
! Colo Sou LIST l4) .
| Col Gas & FL (6)
| Col G. G. r pf CD
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| Coty Inc (4)...-
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| Devoe&Ra( 2.40)
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/ Dome Mines (2).
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Duquesne pr CD
Eastman (ts)...
Eaton Axle CD.
! Eisenlohr & Bro
Electric Boat.
Elec Power & 1t
Eiec P & L pf(7)
EP&Lpf 1919 90
Elec Refrig (f2).
Elec Sto Bat(f6)
Elk Horn pr.
Emrsn-Br pr CTS
Engineers Pub S
Erie r r.
Erie LIST pr.
Erie I'd pr.
Eureka Vac 90.
Fairbanks 90.
Famous Pl (J2).
Federal Truck.
FrstNP 1stt9.44
Fisk Rubber -.
Eleischmn(t2 Il
Foundation 80.
Fox Film A 90.
Freeport-T Texas.
Gabriel A(t4A)
Gen Am Ink (3>
Gen ATC pr CD
Gen Asphalt. 49,
Gen Cigars 90.
Gen Elec (I12).
Gen Elcc spt60c
Gen GEE A Ell u
Gen Motors (f1S
Geu Mot pr co.
Gen Outdr Adt2.
Gen Ry Sig t4&
Cen Ry S pr 60
Gen Refrac go.
| Ginbel Bros. .
Glidden cd.
Gold Dust.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-11

Dividend rates as given In the above table
latest quarterly or half yearly declarations
Unless otherwise noted. extra or special divi-
dends are noe included.
sPartly stock, tPartly extra. sPayable
in common stock. fPlus % in stock paya:
This year-nO regular rate. Plus 1917 in
CON stock payable ei9 q quarterly.
e Plus 8 90 i'll stock. d Payable when earned.
PAYABLE in cash or stock. I Plus 2 "A 70 in
stock. Plus 80 share In stock. Plns,
stock. Plus 2R in stock. .
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Air Reductn(f5)
| Ajax Rubber.
| Albany Paper. j..
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Am G & f pr CD
Am Chain A (2).
Am Chicle 60.
Am Drug.
Am Express O.
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Am & Flo p pf(7,
Am Hide & Lea. .
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Am Ice Of (6).
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Am Safety X Cd
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Atlantic city-Jrrio. wsB t4ss.sl. At
Entertainment.
500 oae & Mecca adH k$xB sI RS9ye Dco"
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1905 P. M.-wRM te7s). Turytown =
IOhS p. MYTHS ts74.s), Hot Springs
Accordion. dance, Jazz chorus. woo
1850, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Swedish
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Legal Notices
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| INDIANA WORLD WAR MEMORIAL.
NOTICE TO BIDDERS
(al Sealed proposals viii be received at
War Memorial. room. lO2 Indiana World
War ,Memorial building, corner ST. Clair
ing Of materials and labor necessary for
the construction Of foundations for Build
mortal STRUCTURES located in the square
| bounded by Meridian, Pennsylvania. Michi-
ghn and Vermont Sts ddndianaPsciis In,
Weeks. architects. 1900 Euclid Ave. Cleye-
land. Ohio. and approved and adopted by
(b) The plans. specifications. contract
to be signed by the successful bidderj and
proposal form are on iile and can be, seen
architects Copies Of the plans and sspeci-
| fcations may be obtained at the Office of
the trustees or from the architects upon
deposit will be refunded when the plans
and specifications are returned, All deposit
cheeks s II be Certified and made pay
tcl All proposals shall be made and
submitted On special proposal forms fur
required therein. inclosed in a scaled CO.
velopes, Endorsed with the name OF the
work to which II refers and addressed to
Trustees OF the Indiana World War Me-
mortal. I h92 Indiana World War, Nc
Id. Each proposal shall be accom-
panied by an approved surety ,companXs
to trustees of The Indiana World War Me-
mortal in an amount equal 20 10 per
cent lo%h EN- OF the e. BID I'D or proposal ten
any relief whatever from valuation and
appraisement laws of the State OF Indiana.
retain all certified checks End guarantees
bones submitted until an award Is made
and La. contract tbs s entered into or uhti
ces'iu bidder fails 10 enter into 'ns e soS
il made then such certified check shall
he forfeited ito and retained by trustees
of tne Indiana World War Memorial aa
and for liQ4idated damages sustained by
reason of the failure OF the bidder 10 en-
Ter into such contract. ond If such bid is
posai guarantee bond. then and in hat
event trustees OF the Indiana World War
MEMORIAL shah lave a right to recover as
with Interest at the rate Of six per cent
either case. trustees of the indiana World
War Memorial reserve the right to let
Whose ssbi BID NAV be deemed by said tPustecs
to be the next loves. and best bid or may
reject all other. bits and readvertise as
Vel Each proposal shah have the
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complete the work comprised In this con-
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work by the bidders will be considered in
Determining the successful bidder.
tgl Upon the acceptance OF any pro-
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String quartet.
,. 90 p M-KFDM (315.6), Beaumont
Chiidrens program, KSO (24I 81
Clarinda 1owar-Orchestra. k1M
1854. Chicago-Uncle Bob. KFNF
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WRC. Washington (469M, and
WIZ, WGY, 1880 p. m, EST--Ma-
rine Band.
WEAF, hookup, $3.50 to p. M, EST
Joint program.
WHO, Des Moines (526M), IL p.
nj. CST-WHO little symphony.
WBz. Springfield (S3SM). 8 p. M,
EST-Hockey, Boston-Pittsburgh.
WFBM, Indianapolis (26SM-But-
Ter, Franklin BASKETBALL game broad
cast by Indianapolis Times.
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Central-K F X x. X FLU o,
WAND: WILL, WJAD, WOI,
wos. wsU1 WsM.
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WANG, WBBR, WCAP, WHAz,
WILT, WMAK, WOO, WOR,
WTAM.
Far West-KFOA, XIX, KoA,
KWSC.
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p $3.50. springheid---HockeE game
tralto; vollnist: also W'TAG. MAWg !
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cal wGBs 1850. New, Y9rk15SownoSSae-
tional forum; soprano. WPG t29Y9l ,
Atlantic City-Fashions; vocal and IN
strumental. WGHP l270l. Detroig--
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delphia-Dramatic critic; recital; W.JAhh
SS 2Toi2k9I soa 81 dRsRISdinbinneT concert
ccs 2ro eIjT semi-ciassieal program.
WHOA t341l, New York7dReegdi91gs.
w9g t447.5jy chisagqgc pans Dance T ySSl
ford@Choral club. WY (405.2). New
York-Baritone juvenile sextet.
7:IB p. M.-wMC (499,D. Memphis g - a
bedtime stories; health talk. kDkA
(309.I), East ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS songs
music WREO l2S5.5) Lansingo11-
Band: glee club; soloist WIS t544-o }.
Chicago--Glee club.
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Yorlx-"M usiconette.' WGY 3Tn,p =.
enectady-Music; also WRC. WIZ.
WIN f5o6l Des Moines-Quintet.
y.4b p. M.EWHT (400). ChicagQ--Mu-
steal features orchestra.
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NQTICH TO BIDDERS

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Board OF School Commissioners Of the
CITY. Of Indianapolis at its offices. 100 n,
oe er1aH D. M jn nn1issls9 26 Tor rn' steel
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