davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1940-07-08
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO July tP, united States
Department of Agriculture, .--Salable hogs.
1000: total. 16,500: active. 25-2O higher
than Fridays average. largely 3O-4O up
top. 700: bulk. good and choice IS0-
go pounds. $685. 90; 21o-33O pounds
6.4O-15: 300-360-pound averages. 6.OO-5O:
GOOD packing sows $50 pounds down
mostly 5.5o-60: heavier weights. 50O-50.
Salable cattle. $4,000: calves 900
fairly active trade again on fed steers and
,s, yseariings all interests in market; al
though big packers showing rather slow
alter alter bidding lower on early runs on both
buyers, bought freely, however: yearling
stances shade high: medium weights and
wetghty steers steady: top ll15: several
loads lights as well as weishty steers at
that price: numerous loads, IO76-I1 so:
best yearlings, / 90: heifer yearlings
! 1;uo; all fed heifers, fully steady and
light kind to 1878: grass cows, l0-I5
lower, but dry-fed kind. steady; cutters
$50 down: strong weights to SIS: bulls
fully steady: weighty sausage offerings
.,.sdv .so with z;25 PRACTICAL top; vealers.
500 ooh, head strictly fed stock calves and
salable sheep. 1000: total. II 900. slow:
spring lambs. weak to 10 lower; sheep
and yearlinss, around steady; four dou-
bles good to. choice handyweight Idahos.
TO- 55: few best natives. 1O4O-5O. with
bulk lightly sorted 1O.0O-25; throwouts.
mostly S.00-5O: handyweisht shorn yearl-
ings. lightly. sorted, S.35: small lots. live
native ewes. $50 bulk medium and weigh
ty kind. 100000.
Evening star., 1940-07-08
New York Produce

receipts, 47o65; Arm. Mixed coiors. fancy rHs
to extra fancy, 19l2-"3i2 extras, 1Ss4-lo;
storage packed irsts. l1-l1l.: grsded
hrsts, 16i2-s4 current receipts. l s: medi-
ums. 15la: drties. No. /, l5i2; average
checks, i2-94
Whites reSale of premium marks, as-
marks. 25-21 a specials. 24i2 standards,
10; tresales of exchange to fancy heavier
mediums 21 i2-e5D: mediums. u
Browns nearby fancy to extra fancy.
c3-2Sl2: nearby and Midwestern specials,
- 2: standards. 1S-lSl2 mediums, 2l
Duck eggs. 11-la
Butter % days receipts. o.1oi.sss:
easy. Creamery higher than extra, 27l7-
,sl. extra ta2 score's tubs, I'll; car
seconds tS4-s7 scorel, 24-25.
Cheese 90 days receiptsi, 693.436:
steady; state, whole milk flats. held 1889.
20f2-2.: fresh. 1911
Dressed poultry steady. fresh boxes:
Fowls, ;i6-42 pounds, 1flz-l6: 1854
pounds. l3l2-lslo: 6O-65 pounds. 1920.
Chickens, broilers. l6-22; fryers. 16la-
Isls.l5. Ducks l2;l4. Frozen, boxes:
pounds I317-lsi2: 6O-65 pounds. 1880.
Old roosters I21a-l5 Turkeys. North.
western young hens, 21-25 Young toms.
15-22; Western, young hens, 2O-24i2:
young hens, I5-21ia; young toms, 1918.
pfsys. Pows cq,oGed apn,sr 19 Lsshorn 55 By sx
1S-la; Reds II: Leehorn. Is. Fowls,
ern. 14-15. Old ROSTERS i2-I3, Tur-
keys, hens, 1920. Ducks, 20.
Evening star., 1940-07-08
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. July 3 tP.-The Canadian
dollar reacted today after last week S
Ions. Iqns climb q, upward in relation g the
pound also slipped few cents
The Dominion currency dipped "a of
cent to S!l2 United States cents. Earlier
this year the unit sagged below so cents.
81 steFiinS ,1a., lost : cents. The Swiss franc
The foreign money market also learned
that, United States sold stores were
swollen by an estimated s57.0O0,Oo0 in
yellow metal over the week end
Bulk of the gold was from Britain and
Reserve Bank United States gold hold
ines are now above $50 OOO. 600. 900 or so
tary supply.
Late rates follow CGreat Britain in dol
lars others in centsD
Canada.
Oeicial Canadian Control Board rates
Tor United States dollars: Buying, 10 per
cent premium; selling, II per cent pre-
dnn seuvalent Il to vd. diseouns ~ on Cana
per cent; selling. 900 per cent
Canadian dollar in New York open mar
ket, l2i2 per cent discount. or $3.50
Great Britain. cables 3.14: Finland,
9o5n; Germany, 4o.lon benevolent,
Itsfy, 5.o5: portussi, sa! a.7sn: Rumania. ia1n
0,52n;, Sweden; a3ss; Switzerland, 2o.6s;
Latin America.
Argentina, .offcia', "a.T7: free, 81 30:
Brazil. s6 ofhcial, sos; free, $40; Mexico.
shsnsnai sassn "a 4;as' Hong A0ns' @a'9s'
lRstes in spot cables unless otherwise
Evening star., 1940-07-08
Chicago Produce

CHICAGO. July GP.-Poultry. live, 81
5 pounds and under. 1sha: Leshorn hens
y; broilers: "a pounds and down: col
cred, 1s; Plymouth Rock; 151s; White
10; Plymouth Rock. 81: White Rock 22ia
under 4 pounds. colored 1872: Plymouth
Rock. 10; White Rock, 10; bareback
chickens, 1915: roosters. 10k: Ieghorn
roosters. 10: ducks 41a pounds up, COL
ored. g.: white. 9lh: small colored. g.:
small white o; geese old. i 0; young, IA:
turkeys, toms. TO- hens. 13
Butter receipts 972.5a4; firm: cream
ery 93 score, 81; 81 score o6Ia: al score.
26A 90 score. 26 80 score. 25ta: SO
score, 24a4. 90 centralized carlots. o6is.
Eggs. receipts, 6.32o: frm. fresh graded.
extra frsts local, 1914: cars. 16ia: firsts.
local 1884; cars. 16; current receipts. IS:
dirties. 10: checks, 1os4; storage packed
extras, 17l4: firsts. IL
Potatoes, arrivals 142:; on track 31s:
total United States shipments Saturday.
7O6: Sunday: 50; supplies moderate: de-
Triumphs, market flrm; for offerings other
Iorpia lons whites, 2: s No. |; a.35-e .4o
2.O5: North Carolina Cobblers U: 8. No.
!. so: Oklahoma Bliss Triumphs. gsn-
orally good quality. so: Missouri Cobblers
generally good quality. .25-1. 40; Kansas
Cobblers fair to generally good quality.
1901 .35: Kansas Bliss Triumphs. fair to
generally good quality. 1.17a-1 so.
Evening star., 1940-07-08
60 Stock Range Since 1927:
BY VICTOR EUBANK,
Associated Press Financial Write,


NEW YORK, July 8.-The stock
market hunted unsuccessfully for
a trend today as traders were un-
able to uncover any real inspiration
IN either domestic or foreign news.
Dealings and price changes were
inconsequential throughout and at
the close slight gains and losses
were fairly we'll balanced. Trans
fers for the five hours were in the
neighborhood of 250,OO0 shares. one
Of the smallest turnovers for full
session in 18 years.
Business hopes remained as the
main selling prop, but even a sharp
snap-back in this weeks steel mill
operations-the upturn was estimat-
ed at l2.2 points. against the Fourth
of July weeks letdown of 1873 points
was virtually ignored by shares in
the metal group.
Offsetting bullish arguments,
brokers said. were questions con-
corning possible imminent Hitler
smash at England; what will happen
at the National Democratic Conven-
ton next week, and the Kind of
excess profits tax law which may
be passed by Congress in the near
future.
Stocks up at one time or another
were United Aircraft. Southern Rail-
way, Union Pacific, Western Union,
Phelps Dodge, Du Pont. Square D.
Union Carbide and American Can.
Lagging most of the day were
United States Steel, Bethlehem,
Anaconda. Kennecott. General Elec-
trio, Allied Chemical and Wool
worth. Motors, oils and rubbers
finished just about where they did
Saturday.
Evening star., 1940-07-08
Washington Produce

BUTTER-93 score, tubs, 3014: 1-pound
prints. 30s4; i4-pound prints. 31i4: %
score. tubs :al.; 1-pound prints. sas.
l-pound prints. .29i4: i4-pound prints
.aa4: 90 score, tubs, 21ia: 1-pound prints
3S: '4-pound prints. 2sl2: so score. tubs.
21l.; l-pound prints, 2724; i4-pound
prints, 2Si.; IS score. tubs. ~: 1-pound
prints a11a: l4-pound prints, 2s.
IJVESTOCK-Calves, o; spring lambs a
From Agricultural Marketing Service.
Prices paid net fob Washington:
EGGS-Market slightly stronger. Prices
paid for Federal-State graded eggs re-
ceived from grading stations July g.:
Whites U. S extras, large. 1927; u. S.
extras. mediums. 1aia23: U. S. stand
ards. large. 2l-24 U. S standards, me-
diums. 1919; U. S trades. 1918. Browns,
U. S. extras. large. 23-27; U. S. extras,
mediums. 1929: U. S. standards, large,
a0-c4: U: S standards. mediums, 17-i9:
U. S. trades. 14-1s. For nearby ungraded
eggs, current receipts. whites. 11-11l2 few
lower: mixed colors 16-16i2. few lower
LIVE POULTRY-Market steady. Fowl,
colored all sizes. 1917: No. 3s, 11-12;
Leehorns -12. Roosters. SO. Chickens.
Virginia Rocks. broilers and fryers. all
sizes. 1919: No. IS. 13. Delaware Rocks
and crosses, broilers and fryers, all sizes
Ills: No 2s. 12-13 Leghorn broilers. .
pounds and up 16: under ? pounds a.
Turkeys, old, toms. 10-l1; hens, 13. No
rs, hens and toms. $40.
Evening star., 1940-07-08
Tin Quotas Boosted
To 130 Per Cent for
Coming Year
Committees Action
Revises Schedule
Fixed May II
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON. July s,-The Interna-
tional Tin Committee today boosted
export quotas for producing nations
to 1870 per cent of standard tonnages
for one year starting July /.
tThe Tin Committee meets at reg
ular intervals to allot to members
the tonnage which may be shipped
during quarterly periods STANDARD
tonnages' is an arbitrary figure ar
rived at by an estimate of normal
world needs
Control over shipments is by
principal producing countries. Brit
ish Malava, Dutch East Indies and
Bolivia The United States annually
takes about two thirds of world out
put, which in 1889 amounted to
more than 10000 tons)
The committees action revised its
Nav q announcement fixing quotas
at 100 per cent for the third quarter
of 1910. Quota in the quarter ended
June 80 was 80 per cent, and in the
first quarter 100 per cent.
The 130 per cent quota was fixed,
said the committee, following receipt
of the results of negotiations be-
tween the committees representa-
tives. John Van Den Brock OF
Batavia and Victor A. Lowinger of
London. with United States au-
thorities,
Dowinger and Van Den Brock
have been in Washington making
arrangements for United States pur-
chase of $4,000 tons of tin for part
of the nations store of strategic war
materials.
The Metals Reserve Co.. financed
with Reconstruction finance Corp.
capital. was recently formed to pur-
chase. among other metals, the tin.
Commodity circles in New York
viewed the quota boost as designed
to supply to the market enough
extra tin to provide for government
demands in addition to industrial
needs.
similar action was taken last
Friday by the international Rubber
Regulation Committee. which raised
quotas to allow for United States
purchase of 10000 tons Of raw
RUBBER
Evening star., 1940-07-08
Improvement Forecast
For Printing and
Advertising Firms
Increase in General
Business Activity
Briehtens Outlook
Special Dlspateh to The Star.

NEW YORK, July S.-Coming
months should bring moderate I'M
provement in advertising, printing
and publishing industries accord
ing to Poor's Industry and Invest
ment Surveys.
advertising expenditures gen.
orally follow trade conditions fairly
closely, expanding as business activ-
ity rises and decreasing as the pace
of business eases" continues the
analysis.
This pattern may not be fol-
lowed exactly during the months
advertising executives may hesitate
to set up their full advertising budg-
cts during the present period of un-
certainties. However, most indica-
tions point to an increase in indus
trial and general business activity,
which suggests that larger amounts
OF money will become available for
advertising and will be expended,
even if cautiously. This may not
prove true in the case of some of
the heavy Industrial companies,
which are likely to be more or less
preoccupied with military business.
Hence, industrial trade magazines
may suffer to some extent. On the
whole, however. most media appar-
emily can count on larger volumes
during the remainder OF the year.
Thus far, 1910 has brought only
moderate gains in most divisions of
advertising. General advertising in
the first four months of the year
was about per cent above that of
the corresponding 1889 interval. The
greatest progress has been shown by
radio, which has registered a gain of
14.8 per cent over the year-earlier
level. Outdoor advertising was 3 per
cent higher, magazines registered a
2.5 rise, and newspaper activity
rose % per cent. The probabilities
are that not only will these gains
be held but that they will be ex-
tended during the period ahead" the
analysis concludes.
Evening star., 1940-07-08
Business Upswing
Speeded by Defense,
Hopkins Reports
Recovery Broodens in
June and Shows Signs
Of Strengthening
BY the Associated Press.

The Commerce Department said
yesterday that the business upswing
engendered by the defense pro-
gram had gathered momentum dur
ing June and there are possibilities
greater speed will be generated.
Recovery broadened and showed
signs of increasing strength. Secre-
tary Hopkins said in a statement.
He noted flrming of commodity
prices, improvement of consumer
buying and expansion of business
purchasing. but commented that
because of low farm prices and cur
tallment of export markets lit cam
not be said that domestic business
is as yet wholly secure against Eu-
ropean developments in the near
future"
The accumulation of some inven-
tories was not dangerous, he said,
since there appeared little likeli-
hood of repetition of the year-end
downswing which resulted from the
September-October buying squirt.
Explaining that the upswing last
fall was based on a possible export
demand which was not fulfilled, he
added:
In the present situation. apart
from the fact that the volume of
new orders has increased much
more moderately, the basic demand
arising from the national defense
program is likely to require an
expansion in the volume of produc-
ton even beyond expectations.
Should there be moderate in
ventory accumulation. therefore. to
meet requirements that will arise
when full demands for defense re-
quirements reach the market. it
should not be a serious factor"
The Secretary called attention
to, a broadened buying movement
in June, which extended to nom
durable goods; indications of fur
ther rise IN freight traffic, continued
activity in the construction industry
and considerable interest in plant
expansion.
Evening star., 1940-07-08
FOREIGN Markets

LONDON July 3 nP.-The stock mar
ket resumed last weeks forward trek to-
day, by dealings remained slim Rubber
er prices as enlarged quotas improved the
earnings outlook. Domestic rails were in
good demand. British government bonos
overcame initial hesitancy and the in
dustrial group ended on a firm price
footing. Shell transport and trading was
adversely affected by revelation at the
annual meeting of war damage to oper-
atine properties.
LIVERPoOL.-Cott futures closed un
changed to 3 points higher. Buying was
attracted by efforts to expand cloth ex-
ports by formation of a manufacturers
Evening star., 1940-07-08
Roger Williams Forms
Aircraft Company


TOLEDO. Ohio, July s.-Col,
Roger Williams, transatlantic flyer,
announced today formation of the
Williams Aircraft Corp.
Williams. who made a one-stop
flight to Rome in 1927, said his
concern would build a plant here
Immediately and that it already has
contracts to make parts for airplane
companies working on Army and
Navy orders.
Evening star., 1940-07-08
McGiIl Staple Index
Continues to Rise
Special Dispatch to The Star.


AUBURNDALE, Mass. July g.
The index of all commodity prices
compiled by the McGili Commodity
Service advanced for the second
consecutive week on July S. Major
strength in the livestock group was
primarily responsible for the up
swing However, of the IA indi-
vidual classifications, were higher
during the week, while declined
and 3 remained unchanged
The industrial index eased off very
slightly as lower prices for nonfer-
rous metals. paint materials and
fine textiles more thar offset minor
strength in fuels, ferrous metals.
coarse textiles, hides and leather
and vegetable oils
The agricultural index dropped
from Gil week ago t. 602. Despite
strength in wheat. rye and flaxseed,
lower prices for corn oats, barley,
cotton, hay and potatoes were suffi-
cient to pull the index down.
Evening star., 1940-07-08
Boston Wool Market

BOSTON, July s Up UNITED States IA
partment of Agriculture) .-Business on
domestic wools in Boston was very ouiet
today. Quotations were steady to soft
but largely nominal because OF tn. slow
demand, Good French combing length
nne territory woods in original bags were
cents. secured basis Country packed
bright fleeces OF three-eisfths and on.-
quarter blood grades in mixed lots wers
quoted steady at 1910 cents in tbs
grease delivered to mills but these wools
were very quiet and some country dealers
were reported to be asking for bids.
Evening star., 1940-07-08
Amsterdam Exchange
To Reopen July IS
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BERLIN. July 8-The Amsterdam
Stock Exchange will reopen July Is,
it was announced here today. Only
official quotations will be for Dutch
government bonds
TRADE in securities was suspended
Immediately after German invasion
of the Low CountriesJ
Evening star., 1940-07-08
Metal Market

NEW YORK, July Lp-copper. steady;
10s7la-1I 80; export, f.a.s. New YorE'
1890. Tin. steady, spot and nearby
800; forward. 50,25 Lead, steady spot
New York, 5.0O-5. .05; East ST. Louis ass
Zinc; steady East ST Louis spot and for.
ward 625, Pig iron, steady; No. ,. fob.
Esstern i,s yer pennsylvania, 24.O0; Buffalo.
30 per cent. 1900. Antimony, Chinese
spot; 1880. Quicksilver l9S 10000 90
platinum pure. 3S 90 Chinese wolram-
lte' 22-oO-24.00. Domestic scheeiite. 900.
Evening star., 1940-07-08
Dividends Announced

NEW YORK. July s-Dividends declared.
prepared by Fitch Publishing Co.:
REGULAR.
Pc Stock OF Pay
Rate. Rod record. able
Greene Can Copper 15c a-16 els
Kirkland Lake Gold SC o $50 I'LL
Special.
Kirkland LAka Gold $50 Iii
Evening star., 1940-07-08
Odd-lot Dealings
BY the Associated Press.

o' tEe associated Press.
Ihe Securities Commission reported to-
gay tnese transactions by customers with
9ooIloL dealers or specialists on the New
LOT lork stock Exchange for July 6: e36 pur-
'ss Snas'ss lnvolving 23.261 shares; $50 sales
nxoiVlne 20; $40 shares, including 16 short
SAFES involving 500 shares.
Evening star., 1940-07-08

Unit of trading 10 shares
bankruptcy recelyrship
Bansruptcy Act or securities assumed by such companies
oursemsnts based the quarterly
Accumulated dividends paid last Declared paid
stock Accumulated dividends declared this
Evening star., 1940-07-08
London Bar Silver

LONDON. July 8 dP}.-Bar silver, o1ild.
unchanged. Equivalent 80 33 cents based
on the dollar At A.03). Bar gold, 1855.
UNCHANGED. tEsuivslsnt s5s.a 6.
Evening star., 1940-07-08

AISU eACIH OF EXCrHS.
Declared or paid so far this year
Quotations furnished by National As
sociation of Securities Dealers. Inc, which
states they do not necessarily reflect actual
transactions or Arm bids or offers. but
should indicate approximate prices.
Evening star., 1940-07-08
Short Term Securities
tReported by Smith, Bar

tHeported by Smith, Barney g. Coz
Ala CT Sou "A" IS la43 10aS. IIni,
Allegheny Corp CIV IS 1914 I6Is 1Ss1
Amer Tel 4, Tel 5las 1a43 1861 10Sss
Austin 8, Northw SIS 1871 aI 81
Central Foundry 6s le41 o5 100
Central RR Of Ga 5s 1912 54s.
Chicago Union Sta As 1914 lO3 los
Childs Co IS l943 4oss 44i,
Colo Fuel e. Iron 5s l943 lO2s. l04 -
Conn & Passu RR As 1a43 SSi,
Cuba Nor Rwys 5las 1914. % c434
Della d. Hudson As le43 sos. -
Fed 1t e. Traction IS 1912 l0.la 103
Or Rap g. Ind 4ias l94l IO3
Init Hydro-Elec 6s 1914 4S 40
Init Mer Marine 6s 1a4l so 6oI,
Laclede Gas Light IS 1912 So S5
Lake Erie g. Westn IS la4l 90 ~
Lehigh Val Ter r SIS la4l Al ~
Ligaett & Meyers rs 1914 1871, 1S4a,
Cen g. Hud Riv As 1912 90is 45i :
Y g. Lone Branch As la4l - a
Norfolk & Southern IS la4l SIS 6Si,
PennSSiVanla Co 3i2s 1941 101ts
Penn-Dixie Cement 6s l94l 1907. 1901 ,
Penna RR Co As 1a43 lO77s
Peo Gas 1t g. Coke 6s 1a43 Ilol2 l13I.
Phila Bait & Wash As 1913 l0aI. l0aI
Studebaker Corp 6s 1945 9oi2 "a
Tex Il New Orleans SIS 1913 81 o.
Union Oil Of Calf IS 1874" ll0a. lJIss
Utah Power & Light IS 1914 lO1l. lO1ss
Warren Bros 6s 1a41 31l,
Westn g. Pa As 1913 los 1883.
Evening star., 1940-07-08

New York Bar Silver
NEW YORK, July 3 R.-Bar
silver, BAN. unchanged.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-09-06
NEW PASCAGOULA HOMES
BRING SLIGHT RELIEF
TO HOUSING SHORTAGE
New Houses Being Constructed In Various Parts Of Ciis
Shows Willingness To Ease
Situation

Federal Housing Authority. Others
are using other means o. financing
the construction
30 small Il the relief that u will
hardly BE- felt as far as furnish
ine the housing facilities needed
Among the houses nov being built
IN the city are a small house for
L. A HiIiiard. 1t John and Front
streets. q three room house fer y
b Manette At Porter and Lee
streets
Ollie BnsArre is having 9 -four
roam house built On canfy street
w r Frederic Is having two foar
room cottages erected on Market
street.
Also on washington street al
Belfast avenue an office building
Is being built for Alice +. Jarvis
J l. Barley Is building = four
room house On Ford avenue and
NJ II Cleveland Is having . four
room house built on Lincoln avenue
There is considerable building ac-
tivisy on washington street A
large building Of sheet metal con-
struction with stucco front Is be-
ing completed for Hiiey Felts This
building will be used - . filling
station. auto repair shop and restau-
rant
The Old pascaeoula National
Bank building on Krebs avenue has
been remodeled and w1il soon be
ready for occupancy. The lower floor
Of the building win be used by the
new Atlantic and Pacific Food Store,
the stock being nov arranged. and
the second floor will be converted
into apartments It viii contain
four modern apartments.
Among recently completed homes
Is that Of Charlie WlIkerzon Of Moss
Point. located on the Beach front
This is a five-room modern struc-
ture OF the latest design.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-09-06
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-09-06

Seven foreign corporations paying
tile maximum fee u the state haTa
filed In the office Of Secretary Of
state walker Wood since July 1
SIX filed during June. nsne during
May. seven during April four dur
ing March. In other words more
than 4 foreign corporations : month
paying the maximum charter Zee
have qualified each month during
the past four monfha These -
corporations alone hsse . given
capital % si36 g28 BOO Ths ex.
act capitalization Of ne - roEpeF-
atinns cannot Be given a mnat q
the corporations. IN addition % rhe
stated capital. aieo have NJ paf
capital stock These - corpora
tons are only q tew q he foreign
corporations Qualifying during kflaes
months, and nre mentioned g.
petaaIly for the Feasn that thsg
paid the maximum fne 70 TIE State
Of Mississippi.