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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-04

PACKERS AND CRATES, expe-
rIenced. Apply in person. MIR
CHANTS TRANSFER a STORAGE
Co. rear ego Z So. NV. see Nj,
Norment.
PAINTER, for lge. apt. project in
81. ,Spg.: steady FOB; must have
l1sai exper, and refs. JU. 9-2l23,
PAIN1ERs--We have openings for
qualif1ed job foremen, white: b. q
orivers permit REQUIRED. See BILL
WEAVER, am, rear 1907 o
81. NV.
PAINTERS, colored, well expeFi-
eneed. must have own transporta-
ton. CAN 10. l-0043.
PAINT SALEsMAN, exper., for In
side selling: 5he-day VIZ. See Mr..
Green, HUGH REILLY Co, 03I
Brentwood I'd ne.
PBx OPERAT0R (TYPIsf), II
pm. 70 an. Fri- and sat; ex-
per. pref: Apply personnel Nom
pESckp Hosp i iisS T 7srn Pno NJ.
PMARMACIsf. colpred, experience
and references needed. Apply In
person e, sna ESgow az DRUGSTORE
saeAah2A4H fc FaiRLRScssY. Ii LIN. 4.lI cs5
PLUMBER, new work, long lob;
TOD pay. must have car and hand
tools: Cal RE. $4,000.
PLUMBER for new and repair re-
modelling work. Must Be first-class
mechanic with d. c. drivers per-
NIT and W.SS.C. card. AnDlV
]. I. IBATEMAN a SON, 2044
Rhode Island ave. ne, HO. $4,000.
PLUMBERS HELPER, exper, D C.
drivers permit, local refs. 3OO6
Georgia ave. NV, To. 2-i9OO.
PLUMBER DRAIN MAN, must be
capable Of taking Complete
charge Of, and operating electric
drain service truck. THOROUGH
knowledge Of all types Of electric
sewer equipment is necessary.
Must have d. c. drivers permit
top salary. SHAPIRO PLUMBING
CO. 3006 Georgia ave. nv, To.
2-l900.
PORTER. colored: NV. apt. BLDG. |:
must be experienced. sober, furnish
local references. Call Mr.. CAR
MACK, DI. 7-1347, between and
B today.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS = vIR,
01NIA-There's always room In
our organization for ambitious
men who are capable Of earninl
$4,000 ana more Ter year, Wei
b happy to discuss Il with you
Richmond hishWay once $50. 5.
$500: Mr.. chitlik. Of our 1917
Quaker lane once (KI. S-232O)i
Mrs. Benn at our Springfield Of.
i fice tPL. 4-SBOOl: Mr. Speaeht al
our a31 North Qlebe road ONCE
GA. 4-U00Ol or Mr.. Glen ct oui
Fairfax once lCR. 3-4560l. COR
pIN.MENsH REALTY coRPo-
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN. With
one OF the citys' Oldest and most
respected Arms; experience helpful
call Mr.. FERRIS, Ma. s-I63O.
REAL ESTATE sALBskAN-Open.
ing for man who will Work
toward $4,000 Q VI. in active Of.
nee in heart Of Silver Spring: LIST.
mr.. atr-cond once. Member Multi.
pie Listing System. THOMPSON
Co. JU. $4,000.
REAL ESTATE Statesmen, per.
sonality and INTEGRITY Important
FULL TINE ONLY. Highest com,
missions paid, PAID VACATIONS
BONUS PLAN: multiple LISTING
broker, associate with an az.
gressive firm. Why work for iesi
elsewhere1 Call Mr.. Wilson o.
PLANTATION REALTY, il
4-2744,
REAL ESTATE 0RR0RTUNITY-Ii
you are q salesman Of proven abil.
ity, serupulously honest. intelli.
gent, seryice-minded and WILL.
| ING TO WORK. we can offer vol
the most pleasant way IN ths
world to earn from $1,000 Il
$4,000 per year. In fact, there Il
hardly limit to what you car
earn. II you have what II lakes
We have openings in our D. c.
Arlington and Bethesda offces
lsa pss,! e iHps Mr. ksrr With FRANZ
REAL ESTATE OPPORTUNITY
Wanted: 2 ambitious men Just ouI
Of school or the service, 70 learn
the real estate business. Potential
income, 10000 or better. Cal
CORN a BLANKEN
N4o AGuucuy %. NV.
REAL ESTATE sALEsMEN--Estab-
hshment Of branch-office necessi-
tates the need for four hard.
hftting. aggressive sales represen-
tatives; excel. working eonds. are
offered In one Of Arlington'S most
progressive arms. Ample floor
schedule, liberal bonus plans,
monthly contests, unlimited ad-
yertising and member Of multiple
listing service. unlimited oppoftu-
mites for the right men. For In
lerpiew cali MT. Myers. YEONAe
REALTY, IA. s-2l0O
REF1NISnRR AND FURN. REPAIR
NAN. exper. Apply 6l3 8. wash
tngton ST., Falls Church. Va.
RETIRED ENGINEER OFFICERe,
with tactical and writing expert
enee. Send resume to Box 370-K.
R0uTEMEN, white, married, 81 %
30, to service an already eStab-
nshed Wholesale phonograph rec
ord route In the Greater Metro
politan Area for large wholesaler
must have car. Wonderful opport
Tor the right person who wishes Ia
get established with q, rapidly ex-
pandinR co. Must supply refs. RA.
5000, MR.. SIMONS. $3.50 Ia
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NEW CAREER

ARTHUR MURRAY nov
aeeeptins applicants for
teachers training course,
starting now No experience
necsssag; guaranteed start
ing salary. Positions also
open in the Arlington. Alex
sndria. Bethesda and Silver
Spring studios. Apply 2 to
. p.IA., Monday through
Friday. ARTHUR MURRAY
SCHOOL. 1011 Connecticut
ave. NV.
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ADMIN. SECYS., SOS

For Assoc: 35-hr. wk
Secy., Wash. represent. SOC
ATLAS AGCY.. 1920 N. y. Ave. NV
ADVERTISING AGENCY GIRL FRI.
DAY - Challenging. interesting
multi-duty opportunity for an in.
telligent. responsible young lady
Must be good typist, shorthand
preferred but not essential. Cal
ME. $1,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-04
NEW CAREER

ARTHUR MURRAY now
accepting applicants for
teachers training course.
starting now. No experience
necessary; guaranteed start
ing salary. Positions also
open In the Arlington, Alex
andria, Bethesda and Silver
Spring studios. Apply Z to
0 pm, Monday througn
Friday. ARTHUR MURRAY
SCHOOL. 10l1 Connecticut
ave. NV.
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SALESMAN

MAINTENANCE Ian NTENANy.c, PAINTS E,'
TO INDUSTRIAL PLANTS.
E EHRESI6 bESsHIRAn n W THIs
CONSIDER MAN FAMILIAR
INDUSTRIAL MAINTE-
NANCE PROBLEMS WITH
EDUCATION OR TRAINING
UNDERSTAND. AND ADJ
WISE CUSTOMERS ON
SEMITECHNICAL PROB
LENS. MARYLAND-D. c.
VIRGINIA. SEND RESUME
TO BOX 500. STAR.
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MELP WoMEN

and personable, Sal. open.
i7sS 2 Hss NV. me. NJ ss,sss,
DENTAL MYGIENfsT, for clinic
4O-hr. week, 20 days annual leavl
per year. sick leave benefits, incl
Tree medical and decentralization
eoverase: salary open. Ex. 3
Dictaphone Operator
Claim department, General insur
anee agency. 36-hour week, othei
Ma. $4,000. for appointment.
ExPERT SILK PfNIsHER, qualit,
work, reliable, dependable. goos
WORKING conditions and guaranteed
salary. BOX 323-K. star.
FILE CLKnK-Typing and scnefa
once routine for alert young lad,
IN electronic organization: b-das
week; company dement's. Call per.
sonnet. HU. $4,000.
FILE CLERK-fYPTNG. general Of
nee work, b-day week. Apply i
person 70 DART DRUG OFFICE
h hsSI Col ~ a Il nv" suite 3
UTTER, Prince Georges PlaNai eN-
perieneed htter In women's APP
parel for our neW store opening
March IL. Apply nov, Prime
Georges Plaza Shopping Center.
JOSEPH r.. HARRIS co.
HAIRDREssRR. exper.. IN buss
North Arl salon; salary and comm
Cal; IA. 1854, days; IA. 4-0112
ewes. and week ends.
HOP HOME PARTIRs-opening
Sarss R osn it oystls:
no collecting, no delivering. ex
viz: ms aI' GLADYS h.srSssr McoowAS I
b5le oakmont. Bethesda. Nd
Tel. OIL. 6-5s32.
BOsTEss-CAsHIRR, part time
some ewes; Attr.e.' Alert plsss 81,
i'm, Mclean, va, Mrs. Evans
FL. 6-37OS. Ell. 6-4lll.
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ssAg Say. W. 'sD :r.u,. ys : :HcD
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OFFICE CLERK, young; Pals
Church; some once exper and typ
Ing req. Start $23s. POTOMAC
kMPL- 104 z. Broad st., Fails
Church. JE. 2-7272.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-04
ROUTEMEN
ROUTEMEN (2)

ROUTEMEN ~
White: training furnished. S1O5 vk
to start. D1. 1-3445.
SALES CLERK for grocery dept
and fancy food shop, good wages:
employe benefits incl. liberal dis
count policy. Apply $500 Wlscon-
sin ave-, Bethesda, Nd, or call
OIL, $4,000 for appointment.
SALESMAN - An exper. fishing
tackle man Is needed Immediately
Good salary and commission. Ap-
ply IN person. SPORT CENTER.
100 d st. NV.
SALESMAN, outside. Sell and col
lect. Salary and commission. Apply
1912 9Th 81. NV.
sALESkIAN-Young man. interested
in learning printing and ntho-
graphic business and later wishes
TO develop into saleoman, please
call Pc. 3-4242.
8 ALEsMAN-CAN YOU SELL d.
RECT TO CONSUMERS II so. I
would like to talk to you about
the best deal in town. Car -neces-
sary. II interested. phone LU. f.
4744 bet. noon and z pm.
SALESMAN who knows plants to
work in sales yard; must have ex-
perinece:. apply J. II. BURTON a.
SONS. $3.50 Aver I'd. Hyattsville,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-04
lao East-West Highway
Silver Spring, Md.

A Division OF Emerson Radio
and PhonoRraph Corporation
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Construction Job, good hours. good
CO. CO.. si slH UHiyes SEsStbSI yS, W.
Silver Spring. Md. 1 mile above
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MULTHITa OPEKATOR, ezpeT-
'e dsy. EH ssas p so4o%.GH 1 SsI
z9s4 Wilson blvd, "a. $1,000. 3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-04

PACKERS AND CRATERS, expe-
risneed, Apply In person, MER-
CHANTS TRANSFER a STORAGE
co. rear $50 = So. NV. see Mr..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-21
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. Aug. 81 (AP).-Buying
orders were in little larger volume
today and grain futures prices were
bid up into stronger ranges in early
dealings on the Board of Trade.
Soybeans ran ahead about a. cent
Q bushel within the first several min
utes while corn and rye also advanced
major fractions.
Professors were among the buyers
OF both corn and soybeans, along with
some speculative activity toward REIN
earlier in the week.
Wheat was 70 to % cent q bushel
higher after about an hour. September
1.S934: corn unchanged to IS higher,
September 1.19M; oats " to " lower.
september new type contract 81;
rye "a to cent higher, September
l,29: Soybeans n to 70 higher. Sep
The advanced condition as well as
the prospective yields of both corn and
soyneans has become new considera-
tion in pricing, the commodities in the
futures market. There has been talk
that the marvests of corn and soy
enough this year. for some of it to
reach commercial channels in time
ments.
One commission firm said 1t already
had heard reports of sales Of new
crop corn which is expected to arrive
in Chicago next month At present,
stocks of corn available for immediate
commercial delivery in Chicago are at
q low Ia million bushels with only
small amounts coming in.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-21
Stocks Mixed,
Range Small;
Trading Firm

NEW YORK. Aug. 81 tAP)-
The stock market stood pat
early this afternoon following
yesterdays sharp ursurge.
Trading moved at Q moderate
tempo.
Gains and losses stacked up
about evenly as leading shares
seesawed within q narrow range.
Steels and rails. pacesetters
Of yesterdays rally. generally
gave ground. Oils also eased.
Some motors, electronics and
chemicals eked out gains. Rub
bers, metals, aircrafts. airlines
and drugs were mixed.
Electronics, which have run
counter to recent market
moves. staked out gains. Cop
pers were mixed as strikes
spread through the industry.
In drab bond dealings, COR
porates were mixed while
Government issues slumped
slightly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-21
Excess Reserves
Dip $o7 Million
By the Associated Press

Federal Reserve member
banks had total reserves aver
aging $18,509, 900, 900 on deposit
with Reserve banks during the
week ended August 10, the Re-
serve Board said yesterday.
Excess reserves averaged $43S
million, $97 millions lower than
the week before and $183 mill
lion lower than a year earlier.
Excess reserves are amounts
not needed to cover deposits,
and are therefore the basis for
expansion of bank credit. ~
Member banks borrowings
during the week averaged $94S
million. This was $128 million
lower than borrowings the
week before, but $729 million
higher than a year before. =, !,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-21
BALTIMORE
MARKETS

Quotations supplied by United
states Department Of Agriculture.
Proauce Markets
APPLEs-Bu bkt u. g.. No. l Pc.
Summer Rambos .2A.inch and 2A
pack i. s. fancy early syu Mcintosh sU So 50.
1855 ESQ and opalescents IA inches
W , zSg!lis oSGpEszNearDy A.bu hpy
l'ssiS crates "a ap i4s S and ifS
. PEAcHEs-Md. -bu bkt U, s.
81 inches up fine color zoo; Elbertas
2 Inches up iine color LIB; Open
face bkts various varieties bu bkts
PoTxToEs : Weak on Eastern.
y. 3. No, 1 and U. 9; No; l size A
Sob sacks (unless otherwise stated
gnwashed N. J ChippeEas and Kats tab,
Cob 5000 Ka.s2diSs SOL %.
few Ito, washed l.15-1. 20, fair con-
dition rs cents. Va: Cobblers 80. un-
classified 5000 cents. Nd. Cobblers
and Katahdins 1855, unclassiaed IS
SWEET POTATOES - Weak. Va.
zoo. unciassified SOL 90.
.u sl j. S S.,I Stt M ma SIS S.:I isY
Grain Market
Flour-Receipts, none.
Wheat-Receipts, 29.37S bushels:
shipments, none: stocks, S,764 ,064 bu-
shells: No. 2 red winter sarlicky, 1:sl Y.
none; stocks. $685. bushels,
none: stocks. s0i.7i7 bushels.
Barley-Receipts, none; shipments.
none; stocks, 62,627 bushels.
Rye - Receipts, none; shipments,
none; stocks. 2,51S bushels.
S0ybeans--Receipts, none: shipments,
none; stocks, 1890 bushels.
Millfeed-Rscsipts: none.
Yesterdays Qu0tationsl
EGGS: Arrivals light to moderate.
Supplies Of top quality adequate to
snort in some instances, poorer quality
fair. Prices mostly unchanged, Oc-
cesional sales Of hne quality large
whites at AZ cents.
Prices paid BY first receivers, deliyer-
ed FOB: Baltimore, cases included:
Large: min 90 Pc, A quality, whites,
so pc a quality, whites, 25-27; stand
Prices to retailers: Graded according
large whites, 1881. mostly 1919: mix
medium whites. $3.50, mostly 1896;
mixed 1897, mostly 1896; grade B
large whites, 1910, mostly 1886: mix
ed 34-40. mostly 1896. EGGS in cartons
mostly 3 cents higher. Egg receipts:
2,7O0 cases BY truck.
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Pontiac Drops z Lines
Of Optional Equipment

DETROIT. Aug. 81 (AP)-
Pontiac. biggest seller among
General Motors three medium
priced lines. will discontinue
two expensive items Of optional
equipment in 1860.
Gone will be air suspension
and fuel injection. Air suspen-
sion was supposed to give an
easier. softer ride. Fuel injec-
ton was supposed to replace
the carburetor.
Pontiac built only 600 cars
this year with air suspension.
which listed for an extra SITS.
"Our volume was too small
to make it worthwhile" Semon
E. Knudsen. Pontiac general
manager. said yesterday. 1T
is q good idea. So was fuel
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injection. They were Just too
costly for what they offered"
Mr.. Knudsen, along with
other GIN division general
managers. forecast a generally
improved sales year for 196D
and predicted a Pontiac mar
ket Of 425.000 cars, about
10000 more than in 1859. i,
The 1860 models were shown
at q press preview yesterday.
They include a new series, the
Ventura. which will At into q
price class JUST above the
Catalina. least expensive Of the
present three series.
Buick ends four days Of GIN
showings with its 1860 model
display In Flint today. sF-
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CHICAGO
LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO, Aug. 81 (AP) UsDA-
Hogs $500; Is to 25 higher on butch
ers. instances 80 higher; mixed grade
2-3 and mixed Is, Is and IS -190-2S0
Id. butchers 14.S5-15.25; a deck rs 290
lbs. 1890: several hundred mixed 1-2
and rs 200-230 lbs. 15.25-15 so; few
lots Is 200-230 lbs. also 1886; q
forth-six head lot sorted Is 215 lbs.
with . high yield of lean cut 1885:
small lots mixed 1-3 1S0-195 lbs.
14.5O-15.25: mixed grade 1-3 275-350
Id. sows 12.5O-13.75; few lots 300 lbs.
and under to 400; mixed grade go
350-425 lbs. 11.75-13.00; mixed 2-3
425-550 lbs. 1O.50-11.75.
Cattle 900 few sales slaughter steers
about steady at the weeks decline: Q
few small lots good and low choice
slaughter steers 25.25-26 so: q load
Of high choice around $50 ID. heifers
20. so; q package good 500 lbs. "a 90;
few utility dairy type heifers down
to 49, 90; Q few commercial and stand
ard cows 100000: utility cows
16. 75-1S.50; Gamers and cutters
is. O0.17.50; q few heavy cutters. up
to 1900: q few light Gamers IA 90
down; q few utility bulls Il .50-23 90;
standard and good vealers 25 .00-32.O
culis down to 1880; short load good
and choice 425 ID. stock calves 35.OO.
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N. Y. PRODUCE

NEW YORK, Aug. 81 (AP) tUsDA).
Butter offerings moderate today. De-
mand fair. Receipts 10000. Whole
sale prices on bulk cartons lfreshl:
o.. score. tA) 61N-61h 80 score OBJ
cheese steady. Receipts 10000.
Prices UNCHANGED.
mand spotty. Receipts $4,000.
New York spot quotations follow:
Includes midwestern: Mixed colors:
Extras (4S-50 lbs) 321z-34R: extras
medium 2O-21; standards large 23-25;
checks 20-22 Whites: Extras (4S-50
lbs) 33la-36: extras medium 1928.
Browns: Extras .t4S-50 lbs) 36la-37N.
Includes nearby: Whites, Top quail
24ts: smails 1917: peeweesl 1918
Browns: Top quality (4S-50 lbsl 40
AZ: mediums 24-25; smalls 17-1S;
peewees 1918.
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CAR OUTPUT HITS.
LOW OF 33,1OO 5.c

DETROIT. Aug. 81 (APl--
Auto production this week hit
another low for the year with
only Ford still building 1859
models. 49,
Automotive News yesterday
estimated the weeks total as
semblies at 33,100 against H..
SGT last week and 26,118 in the
similar week Of 1858. q ~
Imperial. Studebaker and
Chevrolet Corvair are building
1860 cars. Other makers won't
begin volume 1860 production
for another 10 days to two
weeks.
Truck assemblies for the week
were estimated at 1890 COM
pared with II ,059 last week and
$3.50 in the same week a year
ago. .-,s
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TRADE
WINDS
BY LOU SCHNEIDER

When lightning hits the
stock market, everyone runs
bulls. bears ana lambs.
Question answered: total Of
steel industry stockholders is
over ! million saws American
Iron & Steel Institute In
women's shoe fashion. open toe
styling is again the trend-for
foot comfort, too.
There are only II months to
go in which World War II vet
Grams may apply for home,
farm or business loans.
Whatever the steel strike
outcome. consumers will pick
up and pay for the pieces. .
Question answered: State and
local governments are rushing
new money bond sales to beat
oncoming higher interest costs.
The estimated 40 million
children returning to school
next month means several bill
lions Of dollars in retail sales.
!. Question answered: Buy
foreign currencies at home be-
fore going abroad; you get more
for your dollars.
'Sweden's King Gustav built
new processing factories on his
own farm to commercially pack
frozen peas?
Third quarter corporate prof =
its will dip below second quar-
ter, but hold above a year ago.
T. Question answered: While
consumer wants never seem
satisfied there's no shortage of
consumer-goods inventories.
American Can Co. predicts in
dustry will produce a record
half billion units this year for
push-button products.
British and French Auto
Manufacturers have started
offering models each year to
meet Detroit competition.
Consolidated News Featuresl
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Eurninqs

Proctor & Gamble in year
ended June 80 earned $sl, 697.-
965 or 1895 a share VS.. s73.-
1858 or 1886 in previous
year.
Paramount Pictures in six
months ended July 4 earned
$2.4s3.0o0. excluding $2,767 600
in special income, or sl.4S a
share VS.. $2,565. 000.- excluding
special income Of $7.707,0O0, or
$i.S9 in 1858 period.
Southern Co. In year ended
July 81 earned $4i,4fS;439 or.
sl.84 a share VS.. $36,5l2.S4l or
$l:7s in 1858 period.
Wabash Railroad in seven
months ended July 81 earned
$2.343,702 or $7.63 o share vs.,
$l.028.S33 or $3.si in 1854
period.
Gienmore Distrilleries in year
ended June 80 earned 81, 736. SIS
or $l.69 a share VS.. 1887, 487
or $1.79 in 1858 period.
Metropolitan BroadcastinR in
26 weeks ended July S earned
$l.OO4.252 or IS cents a share
VS.. $S06,l94 or 20 cents in 1858
period.
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Hourly Sales on the EXCHANGE
Hoo am 4eo 600 Noon e7o 600
TOO pm $40 600 400 Pm $50 600
sUuit d trading 10 shares on sales IN
full Rates Of dividends 70 the fofeSoine
table are annual disbursements based On
the last quarterly or semi-annual decia.
ration. Unless otherwise n0ted. speciaI
or extra dividends are not inciuded.
q Also extra or extras. B Annual rate
plus stock dividend d Declared or paid
In 1859 plus stock dividend PAID Iasf
year Payable IN stock during 1859.
estimated cash value on ex-iividend Or
redistribution date q Declared or paid
after stock dividend or spiitup kDs.
clared or paid this year an accunuls.
tive issue with dividends in arrears.
p Paid this year dividend omitted, dc.
TERED or 10 action taken at last dividend
meetisg Declared OF paid n 1853 plus
stock dividend PAYABLE In stock during
1858 estimated cash value on ex.dividend
OF redistribution date. y Iquidatina
dividend cid Called Rex dividend.
KIDS Ex distribution N 81 nights. XIV
Without warrants, Wv With warrants.
% Ne day asvses Is waS Sank sSsDsS
or receivership or being reorTsniSed
under the Bankruptcy Act, OF securities
assumed by such companies.
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". Y. COTTON

chances MEw y VsEs "a aug s,| "A tAp,-price
morning today Spot hoise Su1 isss
continued to meet light hedge selling
dEaoers ascribed the lack of hedes
onerinss 70 indications that theTe
was wss an active immediate demand for
eminent. ''o"i 'ne eoV-
Only distant October futures Jagged
IN sne general market advance.
= Noon prices were 90 cents he,a
, nlsner TO s cents lower than the
ber 'i ~ 81 eioSe: october. 1870; Decem-
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CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO, Aug. 21 tAP).-The
grain futures market was mostly
steady at the opening of the Board
of Trade today. Soybeans were firm
in early dealings.
Wheat was Y cent q bushel lower
cor corn UNCLAIMED S to nl higher septemE.
higher, September new-type contract
67N-h; soybeans " to " higher,
September S2.09M.
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METAL PRICES

NEW YORK. Aug. 81 (AP)-snot
p per 81 9srI metal prices today: COP.
Valley Le esd's 10 c! Scslnd. Connecticut
YORK. Zinc II cents 3 pound . East N ~
Louis. Tin 81 .02N q po,lnd Me- as va q
Foreign silver 81 y Gents cents T uer r TraS
s OSnfe M New ~. York; Pittsburgh scrap Su
AGE at 43.0O-44, 90. s1o'eu os iron
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ODD-LOT TRADING

NEW YORK. Aug. FL (AP).-The
New York Stock Exchange reported
today these odd-lot transactions by
principal dealers for Aug. 90: Pur-
4s3 shares including 1,73S shares sold
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BUSINESS
BRIEFS

Heavy Construction contract
awards in the week ended
Monday totaled $377.9 million,
Of which $210.3 million was in
private construction. Volume
for "a weeks this year was 59s
ahead Of the 1858 pace. En-
cheering News-Record and
Construction Daily.
Rail Freight Loadings totaled
543.844 cars last week, 1l,540
more than in the preceding
week but 82,470 less than in
the 1858 week. Association
Of American Railroads.
Intercity Truck Tonnage in
"a metropolitan areas last week
rose .29o over the preceding
week and 1872 over the 1858
week, American Trucking
ASsns.
Loans to Brokers and deal
ers on non-Government Sc
curities held by New York Re-
serve member banks totaled
$l.27 billion Wednesday, SIG
million less than in the pre-
ceding week but $342 million
more than q year earlier.
Federal Reserve Board.
Motor Vehicle Fatality
Claims in first half of year re-
suited in payments Of 500 mil
lion compared with SIS mil
lion in the 1858 period. The
average size of claims rose
nearly 50sS over the 1854 level.
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COMMODITIES
Yesterdays Quotations,

yesterdays Quotatiensl
NEW YORK, Aug. 90 .tAPl.-The
Associated Press weighted wholesale
fes ssx q sE nSss ve ssaso
169 .06, month ago 1899, year ago
1861, based 1926 as 100.