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Evening star., 1942-07-28
Chicago Livestock

CCHIcA0O. July 2S.-United States
+. 900: total. 10000; closing steady and
10 Atsher; weishty butchers and sows get
eeng most advance: top. 1885 freely: bulk
GOOD and choice 1sO-240 pounds. I440-55;
most 240-7O pounds, 14.1O-46: 27O-330
pe1n4s. 1300-14 Is; lev God and choices
l00.le pounds. Il .OA-45; hsht sovs noos-
135o-86, with good 4OO-550 pounds.
salabie sheep. 1000: total. a.ooa: mar
sood and choice native sprinsers about
steady NJ 13.75-14-l1: se1e heA HIGHER;
ysalnngs supply nagnsibae: few bad fat
salabIe cattle. 5000; calves. 1000: gen.
sr1i steer and yearling market steady: 4
u1qe weakness on medium grAdes but
strictly good and choice oiYerin1s mod
erately actiyc on shipper account; selling
early top: 1870. on choice weishty steers;
choice long yearlinss; 1900: both xrss.
heifers strong to Is higher; choice 70
prime orerings up to 14.b5, with several
load. i4.26-b0; cows and lower Grade bulls
steady: weighty sausage bulls strong to Is
nfeher; reaching IL 133: cutter COWS. 200
down; most fat oferings, 9.6O-10.SO. veal
ers scarce. steady at 14.0O-15. 90: limited
supply lsht stock cattle; steady At 1.5O-
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Washington Produce

BUTTER-93 score. tubs. 42A; 1-pound
prints prints 4SA; pound prints. 43h; 92
N-pound prints. 41A: 81 score. tubs, 4OH: :
1-pound prints, 4OA: A-pound prints.
q y. 20 score. tubs, 10: I -psand Drints,
40h: hs-ooun1 prints. II: 80 seere. tubs,
~: 1-pou14 prints, 3oN; k-Dound
prints. 40h: - scare, tyha, 3Sk; l-oound
Dfin1s. D q: N-poMnA prints. ~.
L1VE6TOCA-Cafves. Is; spring hnbs
Esgs and Live Poultry Market,
From Agricultural Marketing Admins
tration. Prices paid net fob. Washington)
Esss-Market steady Prices paid for
Federal-state sraded eggs received from
grading stations (July 2S): Whites, q. 8.
extras, large. 401a-41; .. 8. extras. me
ards. large. 37-38; averase. 37h; u. s..
standards. medium. 1894; average 33;
.. g. trades. 81 -32: average, 31Ea. Browns
Q. 9. extras. large. 394 40: AVERAGE, 40;
y. 8 extras. nedian. 3b-00: average. -;
q. 3. stAndards. iarve. 37-3S; averaSe,
37h: U. 8. standards, medium. 80 IA -33 :
average. 32La: U. B. trades, 81 Nearby
unsra6ed eees, current rsceipts, whtte&
81 NJ: nixed celors, 98-1N Receipts,
Government eraded eggs. 29l cases.
Live poultry-Market steady. Fowl
eolored. pounds and up, 2l-32: anAer s
pounds, 1890: IeglaoFn hens. az D0unds
and up. 1919: No. 2s. 1O-11 koosters
l4-l6. Chickens Delaware and MARYLAND.
Rocks and crosses. broi1ers ard fryers, al
ttses IS; No. -. -; Reds, e4-2k: Leg
horns, 20-21. Turkeys. old. toms. IS;
hens Fl.
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'5ollle New HiaIa!aciag' =!
Planned By ITelswy
DoNugTIC
z, tie Associated Prses.

ES tie Associated Prsea.
Secretary Aorgenthau said yestr-
day that the Treasury would do
some financing" early next month.
Due to the high rate of war ex-
penditures the Treasury has been
borrowing large sums nearly every
month.
One of the first steps in August
financing Is expected to be q re-
opening Of the Treaalrys May offer
ing Of IN per cent, 70-25 year bonds
for subscription In whatever amounts
investors are interested. When this
offer was held open for about two
weeks, previously, $50 200 900 worth
OF these securities were purchased.
In addition to this type Of bor-
rowing, the Treasury also is expected
to offer specific sum, possibly $2,-
600 600 900, Of other bonds.
Evening star., 1942-07-28
Chicago Grain
BY WILLIAM FERRIS.

H"oSiAoSu 1AaAAeb VIltcIs
CHICAGO, July 28.-War news
from the Russian front and anti
imitation activity in Washington
combined to depress grain prices
today. Wheat dropped about a cent.
Price Administrator Leon Hender-
son conferred at the White House
with President Roosevelt, presum-
ably on the administrators program
to combat rising prices, but traders
remained in the dark as to the ex-
tent Of that program and its effect
on agricultural commodities.
Wheat led the downturn. and,
although sporadic attempts were
made to rally the market, prices
were never able to get back to the
preceding sessions close. A further
break in cotton added to the un-
easiness in grains.
The close was at the days lows
Wheat finished of l-l2s cent. Sep
tember, 1.17E-1.18; December
1.21A -ss: and corn was down 1z-%
cent. September. seh-ss. Oats fell
se-l cent, rye declined as-s. cent
and soybeans were unchanged to u
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Baltimore Markets

eoqSnd| Pound s1ss Sa: is sSss s5 syest g0satesss, 1
ne:9sy. so 0es es0s.ss, UssSu Sashei C so.sS
Western crates. 6.0oa6 so; celery. crates.
osen sore eucDSsIs Dnins Snshe 75s g.
Pssssl i7tas.S5: S:nen nearby .0Y half estp bussei
@ .sss. s.ss.n wis'isn ss Sos,os 5s.of!s
Iceberg. hall crate. 2.0oa2.5 lima beans
ep:hel 1;00a2.o0; onions ~ M50,pound dS sack
?sta2 so: peppers, bushel. Ios1.2b; near:
BY. half bHshel, 4oaeo; SQUASH, nearby. half
6vshei 25aSS: tomatoes. lug. 75a1 90;
bS.ss asss5 ssi'' .Dps: asssG Sushs h.lcA ha
nearby, half bushel; i5a4O: blueberries;
s9.aS .hs1ps Wssfsyn HssTey hslf
3.00a4 .25: honeydews. crate 2.75a3. .25;
huckleberries. Quart. 15a25: lemons, box,
3.55a7. 90; oranses. box, Western, 4Goa
half bushel. 40a9o: plums. western crate.
2.76a4.O0; waternelons, each, 15a40.
Psxitry ana Esss.
Live poultry-Chickens. pound. Rocks
e7a30: crosses. 27a2s: Reds. 27a2S: Leg
horns. .l7a2z; ordinary. All kinds. l6ale.
ieshorns. iasis. Roosters, mixed colors,
14al6; Leshorns, 1Oa12.
e.os b sn:Ssas css mn.s sSrssns soors
30a40. Receipts. 1925 cases.
Butter-Prints. pound. 81 soore. 4ls42:
40 scOte. 4Oa41. country rolls 26ASS !:
packing stock, 23a24 Receipts, 3s2 tubs.
Grain Market.
Wheat, No. 2 red winter earlcky. spot.
aomestic. bushsl, opening price, IA q.
s7sioo W Western eHh siins 0Ies' at premnm aniaei
eve5 this price: Cob corn, barrel. 4;90a
$40: eountry, prices reported, 4;60s4; 70
So; No. 2, 61a83. On ali sales OF oats to
the local trade. except those on track
there is an additional charge Of 1s4 cents
per bushel for STORAGE and elevation, which
!. R:,s Re-. y sot the suysr, su;s., ss,eo ,,,,.,
mixed. ton. ie, ,ooas2 90. wheat straw, I
No. 2. ton, 10 ,60al1 so.
Flour. barrel. winter patent, S.3Oa7 90;
winter, .traight. 4.73a5, 10: spring patent:
6.40a6 .65: spring straieht. 6.15a635; hard
winter. patent 6.O5ss25: hard winter
straiEht, S.sss6-lo: rye ficur, dark to
Mill feed. ton. spring bran, Al .OOa42 90:
standard middling, 44.00a45.0o.
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New York Produce

NEW YORK. July % tPl.---Esss, 1880;
35E. -asH extra, 35A: sraded ,rsts. "a
current receipts: Ban; mediums. 32sx: dir
ties: No. l. 32-32A; average checks 31A
Whites: Fancy to extra fancy. 39R-44
Specials, 80; standards, 36-361a. Fancy
heavy mediums. 3Sh-4l. Mediums. 30.
Browns: Fancy to extra fancy, 1914 "a
specials, go; standards 37-37a; mediums
31-37h.
Duck esss. 1896
Butter I.s5557s steady Creamery
higher than 81 score and premium marks
40-41A: 81 score cash market 3934
eS-a1 score. 3S-39A.: SS-e7 score, $3.50
Cheese. 565.2s7: firm
State, whole milk fats, held. 1871, 27L.
2sla; current make, 23-24ia.
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Rice Markets Quiet

only limited quantities OF unsold
supplies, domestic rice markets were
mostly at standstill last week. Re-
porting this. the Agriculture De-
partment said the new crop con-
tinued to make favorable progress
and that harvesting OF early varl-
cites was expected to begin about
August !.
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Chicago Poultry

CHICAGO, July 2s tF.-Poultry live,
se,n1a 1saeks steras a 70 arm; M hens Ho~ over
fsshorn hens u: Srcsssrs. " pounas ana
down, .colored. 22: Plymouth Rock. 81:
colored. %; F1ymouth Rock. 24fs: White
Rock. 26h; under Z pounds. coIcred z2:
Plymouth Rock, 25: White Rock. 20: bare
back chickens, 1919: roosters, II; Leg
hodn roosters. l3a: ducks. Az pounds ~.
colored, u: white. IL sman. coiored.
l2h; white 12h; geese. 13; tureys toms,
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Baltimore Livestock

BALTIMORE, July % tFp United States
Department OF A9riculture).--il Am. q,ao-
tations:
Cattle, 225: nominal market Calves
so: limited offering selling At steady prices:
good and choice vealers, 16OO-50; medium
and sood. l3.OO-I5.O0: actien slow On
heavy.
practical top. IA 90: good and choice 100
100 pounds 13.7s-I4 90: 13O-140 pounds,
13.S6-l4.l0; 14O-l60 pounds, l4.25-5O;
pounds. u. $500: 22O-240. pounds. "A. 3D.
SO; 24o,26o pounds. "A 3o,sc; 100000
Sheep. $50; largely steady very few
good and choice lambs. 1375-14 so: truck
in stopping At the 400 mark; some hold
overs included in today's salable supply
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ps the Associated Press.


NEW YORK. July 2a.-General
Motors Corp. reported net income
for the second quarter Of 1e42 was
24,6l3,2l6. less than half the
amount earned In the comparable
period last year, when income to-
tailed S., 3,57s,56s.
After preferred dividend require
ments the amount available for
common stock dividends. Was equiva-
lent to 81 cents . share, compared
with 3l.lo earned on common shares
In the second lo4l quarter.
Net profit for the first SIX months
amounted to 100. or - cents
Z common share after preferred
dividends. compared with $l1s,177,-
COS or $262 . share in the FIRST
half Of 1911.
War material deliveries for the
first half of this year we're nearly
five times as great rs in the first six
months Of 1911. Sales OF CONNER
cial products were only one-fifth as
large rs Z year ago.
War Preductisn Gains.
The trend of war output con-
tinues upward, Chairman Alfred p.
Sloan, IT,, indicated In his report to
stockholders, with second quarter
deliveries Is per cent larger than in
the first three months Of the year.
which included . month Of passen-
ger car production.
Military censorship permitted Mr..
Sloan to reveal these statistics on
first six month"; production:
deliveries az. =. ssas.4ss,lss slsl.soe.os.
Hcdsct saiss. .4s. SOS l.117..so.7 IT'S
Mr.. Sloan said the average num-
her of employees during the second
quarter Of this year Vas 81, ,464,
compared with STATS III the Like
period Of lo4l. rejecting = drop Ia
commercial output. He said he an
ticipated an increase during the rest
Of the year.
Payrclls for the second quarter At
l947 amounted to 3117 DIT 10,
against $1s7, ,73o143 in the like part
Of l04l Hours worked rose to 461
per week compared with al hours
. year ago.
American Re0ing MIN.
The American Rolling Mn Co. re-
ported for six months ended June
. net prollt Of 331o4137 aftez
charges and provision Of 81. III, -
for Federal income and excesa
prcflts taxes. This was equal to q
cents . common share and com
pared with 46,Se7 116. equal TO 3l97
. common share, In the IKE period
Of l94l when Federal taxes amount-
ed to $41o2,0o
i Directors declared . dividend a
y cents Z share On the comncn
payable September Is % stock oi
record August Is. compared with n
cents . share paid IN the two pre-
ceding quarters.
AnsFieaa Chlcie C.
American Chicle CO. reported fcs
the nrst tx months MT prullt a
u 14e111 equal % 33.l7 Z sinare a,
it, capital stock. against u - 137
| Or 94.1e . share, IN the Ike naontl1l
Of lS4l.
Unisa OA 4 Califsrnia.
Unim on CO. of California NJ
parted for six n1oQths t. june Il
net prullt of 3716o.11o. equal b q
cents . capital share, aGMtugt -
1lS0G. 0 = cents . slAaxe a the
nrst half of 1911. =
Ward Daklng C.
The Ward Baking CO. reported
consolidated net prunt for the n
weeks ended July 4, I9lz. was &1os. :
$50, equal to- $l.l0 Q share On the
per cent preferred stock on which
dividends are in arrears. This COM
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london Stocks Quiet

LONDON, July 28 tF.-The stock
market had ragged appearance at
the close today after restricted
trading.
Indushfals we're improved with
hnune rails easier, oils dun and
kafllrs steady.
British funds were inactive and
easier.
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General Motors Net Income
In I'd Quarter Shrinks so Pct.
Profit Of $24,6l3,2lS Less Than Halt
TotoI for Some Months in l94l

{ pared with net loss Of 3l96 ,448
in the comparable period Of l94l.
victsr Cheznical.
The Victor Chemical works re-
ported Its net profit for the quarter
ended June 80 was $lSz, 90, equal to
Is cents q share. compared with
adjusted net profit Of 33l4,964. or
Is cents 4 share In the correspond
ing quarter . year ago.
Lehigh Valley.
The Lehigh Valley Railroad Co.
reported net income for June Of
this year was 80. .798, compared
with net Of $503 075 In June, I94l.
ror the SIX months ended June
30 net income was 81 ,283,5 Sal. a3ainst
81 S2e.l6S In the flrst half Of le4l.
G. n. 4 St Pasl Railway.
The Chicago. Milwaukee, st. Paul
& Pacific Railroad today reported
net income Of $737s, IA for the six
months ended June 30, against I
net loss Of ~, ,5s4 In the same ls4l
months. June net income was $40
ao7. against net loss Of -, ~ In
June. l94l.
The Chicago q North Western
Railway Co. reported June net oper-
attnS fncome Of "a, II, As, or 43,l pes
cent greater than 4 year aso. First
six months operating income VA
O,9l.7 us. IN Increase of A3 pel
cent.
Philips PetrsIenm.
The Phillips Petroleum Co. and
subsidiaries reported today net profl,
for the ilrst nix months Of 1917 va,
&,73l. ~. equal to 315l 4 share
compared with 3,236, go or s1A5 ,
share In the fifst half a lS4i. =
The gross income for the flrst 81,
months Of 1917 was the larGest ia
any hle period in the company's his.
tory. the company reported, setting
It 1t 9oe!0o2.ll4 against "a. ~, OH
In the comparable lS4l period.
Tue decrease In net earnjnes. :
the report sid, was caused larEely
By additional costs and taxes due 4
the impact of war.
Ksaa1y Csrp.
The Equity Corp. listed net asset,
. equivalent 10 315oo.4S Per Sl0ol
debeutzue and 3401o Per convertdbl
preferred 1hare - q June &. com.
pared with 43,737 = and ez75o las,
December ~. since the prefaencl
stock Is entitled to 50 IN fquidattor
there vas no asset amount for con-.
mon stock. the report rid.
N. G. = q. L. Railway.
Net corporate incone Of the Nah,
vflle, Chattanooga and Ct. L0ut
Railway for the six-na0nth perfol
ended June - tctaled d ,l170oo, q
| increase of $z730l over the saznl
period during 1911.
Operating revenues were 417,
~1oo, IN increase ~ 43075, - IA
the period. wfi1e operating q.
penses tnkaled 389oS 81. i junnp o
431o91oS. Net revenues from rail
WY operations were 43943S47. q
increase of 4o7e, TO for the cure
spondmg period lAst year.
Naf3onAl LoaA
National LEAD CO. reported t0da,
for stx months ended June = n
pru0t q 4lS7147. equal 10 81 cent
u conm01 shAre, againSt ri 1nAoqG
or = csnts share. IN the co@pa'
Iah1e psriDd of 1911. u rsaae !.
Evening star., 1942-07-28
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK, July % L9-Late foreign
exchange rates follow Great Britain in
dollars, others In cents):
Canada.
Omcial Canadian Control Board rates for
United States doAAars: Daying, 10 per cent
prentun: sellins IL Der cent premiun
equivalent TO discounts a Canadian Aoa-
lars In New York Of. buyina. ool per cent:
selhng, 500 per cent
Canadian dollar in New Ysrk open mar
ket, 1Oi. DER cent discount, or s9.93A
United States cents down ,s cent.
Europe.
Great Britain. ofncial (Bankers' FOREIGN
Exchange Committee rates.. buying. 4: OF;
Latin America.
Arsentina, ofncial, 29:77: free. gan. up
l-25 cent: Brazil. od1cial, 6.O5n: free,
520n; Mexico, 2O.66n.
Rates in spot cables unless, otherwise
indicated. n Nominal
Evening star., 1942-07-28

Chicago Cash Market.
Cash wheat. No. 2 red, 1.2S: No. = hard
tough. 1I....s.; No. 4 hard. i.12A: No
] mixed, 1.19s.; No. .. 1.15s4-l .lss.. No
: mixed, tough, l.l5s.; No. 3 mixed. 1.15
No. 3 mixed, tough. 1.14A-1.15: mixed
grain, .O5s4. Corn, No. / yellow. 81.
s7H. No. .. s5A "A; No. 3. 800; No
s sth n,s.g sample srsde y.llcE r. oats
2. 5OA-51; No. 3. 4Ss. -49Ha: No 4. as.
4sh3. Barley. mailing. 5000 nominal
beans. No. l yellow. 1.69s4-1.70; No. .
l.60h.
Evening star., 1942-07-28
Bank Loans Decline
81 Million in Week
Ended June y
TotoI Is $6.430. 600, 900.
4l9 Million Larger
Thun Lost Year
BY the Associated Press.

Commercial, industrial and agri-
cultural loans of banks in 10l lead
ing cities declined last week.
The Federal Reserve Board said
these loans declined $51 00O, 900 to q
total Of $6,430, 100000. These loans
have declined often for the last two
months, but are still $4l0, 600 600
larger than year ago.
The boards statement today gave
the following summary Of assets
and liabilities on July n. together
with the increase or decrease since
the previous week and the corre-
spending week last year Tin millions
Of dollars:
Evening star., 1942-07-28

Unit o3 trading. 10 shAres. IN aAnk.
ruOtog Or recetver1Aip o. beAAe foor91111o0
under HankruDtcy Act: eT seearti4s ~
suused hy xnch co0panie4 Rates of liyi.
Disbursements Sased on fho lasE anartariy
or eemi-annual declaration. Un1e1s etheT-
wiss noted. specaaa OF extra dtvidaA1s are
rights . Also extra Or extraA. ACaah q
stock 2 Declared or yaA - faf tins zear.
fPay.eae tn stock. fa1d hst year. LII:
dividends paid q AaclAre1 this yeaI.
Evening star., 1942-07-28
New York Cotton
D, the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, July 28-Cotton
prices made an attempt to rally
today after slipping at the start to
the lowest level since last June. Re-
buying by New Orleans interests
and trade price fixing on q scale
down encountered further hedging
and liquidation.
Steadily improving crop prospects
and disposition to await the l947
new loan terms chilled buying In
terest.
Late afternoon values were un-
changed to 20 cents 4 bale lower.
October. 1882: Decemher. ls.47. and
March, 1852.
Futures closed Is cents leWer - 8
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Foods Leud Price Advance

The general level of wholesale
commodity prices moved upward
last week. led by a rise In food
prices. The weekly wholesale COM
modify price index compiled by the
National Fertilizer Association, in
the week ended July Is, rose to
1898 per cent Of the 1885, 1889 aver
age, compared to 1888 in the pre-
ceding week At this level the index
is IL per cent above the correspond
ing week a month ago. and IA per
cent higher than at this time year
ago.
War bonds are the best buy on
thA ekAt <nAav
Evening star., 1942-07-28
Power Output Coins

The Federal Power Commission
announced that electric energy pro-
duced In June totaled l491o, ,35aAo0
kiloWAtt-hours. an increase o1 III
per cent over the same month . year
ago.
Evening star., 1942-07-28
Commodity Prices

NEW YoaK, July 2s-The Associated
commodities declined to $3.50
PIsvios day; 9s:4o: week ago. es-as;
1912 lp4i. 1910. 1889.
Hish - a9.72 a512 1925 9a.14
Low 1854 77.O3 $3.50 4l.44
1a26 average equals 1909
Evening star., 1942-07-28

Cottonseed oil closed steady. Daeachab3e
quoted September. 15A6b: 0ctobex,
1850: December and january, Is .15h.
SPOT cotton closed quiet and unchanged.
Bales. 81. Low middling 1874. midd1inR,
1874; good middlinx 1919. Receipts,
nohei n,d stock' @'S'4o|.
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Odd-lot Truasocfioas

F1{I.. ..AD1xaA lsly . H--Tha
poEto4 to1ny tAa0a fraaaoe4310o ~ e.
fa0Is wffA 81 1T eeallEQ = 0eeSalisfs
- tAe NeW Yok 0toek UkrAAaUe 11r ~
II. 1,363 parcAaoex invoanng 1o,e13
shares; .4lN sa1es involvtng 39.1i6
snsres. including 2I short sales tnveavine
552 shares.
Evening star., 1942-07-28
Freight Cor Loodinqs

freight cars handled by railroads report-
ING today for the week ended July Is In
Evening star., 1942-07-28

,Bleachable -cottonseed Oh futares closed
Unclaimed to lower sales. II contraets.
Nominal
New Orloaas Prices.
NEW ORLEANS, JulY - R.-Trade
huyins and covering 49, eotson futures
market closed steady net unchanged to 1
Evening star., 1942-07-28

Alum Co pf Dr.
Am'Book 1.25e
Am Cent Mfg .35e
Am City Pei tA) n
An Cynalnia (B) 90
Am Gen pf $50
An 0unerpwr 81
Apex Elec Co
AL Coast Fish .6Oe =.
Dabcock 4 vii Use
Baldwin L pf tc.l0e
Narl 4 Seelig A 1-2O
Dasie Refraet zoe
0eech Aircraft ---
Bell Tel Can fh6)
Bllss fEW, CO
Drax TIkP b. .4Oe
0ree1o Corn (le, -
Brewster Aero .30s-
6F1n (At
Brown r A) 1.55k
Bur NiagAE pf l so
Bunk HUI 4 3 m
Cap City Prod soc
Carnatinn Tia, -
Caro- p 4 l. pf ~
Caffief CorD .--
Cessna Aircraft 1e-
Chicago Flexible 2e-
Ietee 0e9v1oe e--
Cities Service pf AZ
CITY h Sub n f.o0D
Colts Pat p Soc.
Col q 4 . pf t5D--
Col Fuel Z I war
Conn Tel Z nec -.
Cons q q z BAL 3 90
Consoi Gas q 1ee
BAL pf b f4.60D -
Crown D pf t1.76)--
Cuban Al. 1 Soc
Duval Tex Sui soc -.
Eagle Pitcher L .3Oe.
Est o&F o pf 2.25k-
3 q 4 ? pr pft4.60D
Ree Bond & 0ars.-
nee D Z 3 pf f0l -.
Emp O q p 81 pf
Emp q q p - pf
Enp q d p 81 pf
Equity Cp 13pf .75k
Eureka Pipe L t2)--
Fairchild Av Soc
Fire A. Phiia Gal
Ford Ltd .0S4e-----
Fuller pf "a
Gen Invest pf----.
Gen Share nj f0A)
Gen water g d Z pf
Ga Power pf (oD
Giiehrtst s5e
Glen Alden sos -
q AZ p lst pf f7)
Great Northn Pap E.
Gull on Corn II
Hat Corp CB) .25e--
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Stocks o;':s, T.: '''s''; 's n. vs.: ::.,

Stock and SAleA-
Dividend Rate. Add 90. Hish.Low. Close.
Evening star., 1942-07-28

War bonds are the best buy on
the market today.
Evening star., 1942-07-28
Baltimore Stocks

Special Dispatch to The Star.
Evening star., 1942-07-28
Dividend Payments

NEW YORK. July 20 uP.-Diyidends de.
clared.
Evening star., 1942-07-28
NEW YORK CURB MARKET
stock and

stock and Sales-
Dividend Rate. Add 90.
Pitta Metallurg .50e- SOS
Pitts Plate Gl 1.60e- rs
Evening star., 1942-04-25
CURB-Stocks

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stoex anc nalteL
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Evening star., 1942-04-25

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Evening star., 1942-04-25
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO, April 25 0Pl.--Salsble cattle,
100; calves, none; compared Friday last
over week earlier and general market was
mixed affair; abridged crop strictly
choice and prime steers closed strong TO
Since 1857 '0D nexf lsf' highest Price new 171s
several loads made l6.15-17.10, but after
Monday rank and file fat steer and year
ling crop dragged at 1880 downward.
medium grades weak to rs down: , yearIings
remained scarce. light steer yeariings clos
fully 25 higher. choice 975 and LOSS
pound beifers reaching 1900, also new
high on crop; cows, 20 higher, bulls fully
mostly is.oo-i5. 90; outside ON on weisnts
Eeishty cutter cows sold up. to 300 ana
few 1I.00: stock cattle strong to 25 high
er. mostly IL 100-13 90, with heavy fieshy
feeders 70 1880 and choice ealf-veight
ess saiasi. . SHEEP. seoO 500: total 5000: late
25 lower; extreme top. 1855. bulk fed
vooled lambs. al weights. 1880, with few
pers. If.75; buiik. i1'so up ap. ''
Compared Friday last week: After gain
ing 15 70 700 during the week. both
close. leaving prices mostly 50-75 above
wee. week .i.s. I. 90; sles,ps Isss win 6aIE 1n
few under this price; best clippers, early.
1900; late. Ills: bulk on close. 11-4o-
11;65; fat sheep very scarce choice light
weight ewes, 500; bulk small lots IT'S
down: with few shcrn natives s sos 90.
Salable hoGs. 200. total 1900; nom
Inaily steady: not enough good or choice
nome none sssimated soiaoHsr none eemps1ea
week ago; all weights and sovs, 1925
Evening star., 1942-04-25

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