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“SATURDAY, JULY 10, 1937

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Continued light demand from 10 MOST ACTIVE BONDS By United Press killers paved the way for another Net Month Year When SLY we Surrey Close Change Ago Ago Crop re= decline in hog prices today. The... ... x 50 st 66% 5% | port acted as the chief depressing downturn was small as compared | Am T&T 3%s 61. 09%; influence on wheat futures at the with Friday's break on heavy| CMStP&P 5s 2000 8% Board of Trade here today.

Int HydE 6s 44.. 71% 5% ; weights, today’s drop amounting to h At the close wheat was 1% to 1% : Mp: ae ®. 9 B cents lower, July $1 207% %%; new corn

only 10 cents. Top of the market | wW Unisn 5s 38 . 101% 101% NYC 5s 2013 .... 99 01% i, | was unchanged to 4 cent lower, eased to $12.75 on choice 200-210- Can ol 1s Perp. OU% phon July $1.28: old corn was 1% cents pound weights, according to the| Gri Nor 4s H 46. 109% 110% higher, July $1.26; and oats were 4

Transactions approximated 300,000 shares compared with 290,000 shares on June 26. Curb transactions approximated 73,000 shares compared with 74,000 on June 26.

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: By United Presa By United Press | 15 OST ACTIVE STOCKS High Low Close oe 1 0 CENTS TO TOP BOND PRICE INDEXES LOWERS HE AT Net Net Marshall Fld .. 1 ‘ a Close Chane High. Low. Cust, gy Martin Gl yau8 fin FH 3 un. is BL yd W vo JE nog 7 1 Socony Vacuum 21 20% 20% Y 90.9 03.7 1060 96.9 Gen Elec 5512 Bd% — poo ago 88.3 718.9 100.5 80.2 39 38% . S 1004 1062 100.2 " : 20% 19% Run of Cattle Arrives o sma as ms! At Higher Rate Than ® % % On June 1. MARKETS AT A Chrysler 101% 3% RCopyem 1937, Standard Statistics Co.) Warner Bros... 14% Cees More Than Two Pp . t trading. omts. Bonds irregular in narrow Curb stocks irregularly lower and quiet.

+ The Times Financial and Market Page « MARKET DECLINES FINAL NEW YORK STOCKS |H0G PRICES OFF |New York Bonds GROP ESTIMATE IN LIGHT TRADING; jz aed ART ml Ore TS HERE E EEE BUT CORN GAINS BON DS IRREGULAR | Gon Hon 3 5 : i: Unusually Heavy Saturday 3 wi ws | Government Predicts Yield Chrysler Declines ERTS 3 En: 2 3 HERB OB SS At Local Yards. ae 10 sea rae

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to 1% cents lower, July 42 cents. Traders were inclined to liquidate long holdings on strength of the

Many traders were absent ™ cause of the hot weather. Those in| attendance were cautious on the theory the market was entitled to a technical reaction at this stage.| Shorts were equally cautious, how | " ever, and there was no particular | Ansty Sk ns wi eh pressure. | ty, but it was ignored as a market | Asso Dry Gds . 1714 Traders were displeased with the | tactor. BTiS aire performance of Chrysler in recent| Steel shares made the best show=-| Atl G&W I pt

3 markets and its decline today to|ing during the week. U.S. Steel led | jt, REGRNE is: 5 7

Cotton futures weak. Grains futures lower at Chi- al cago; wheat off 23% to 2% woolen pt cents a bushel. Am Zinc .. Silver in London unchanged at Anaconda, 20 3-16 pence a fine ounce.

culture. Sows held mostly steady, although | the top of $11 was 25 cents lower. Weighty sows sold down to $10.

Compared with the close of last| there was a rush to sell after the i week hogs scaling 160 to 225 pounds | 31; ' : 06.15 .17 | opening of the market here and Pac Am Fish... 18% % + 1% ‘ 3s . . . ices dropped nearly 3 cents be= ‘ 4% . a |were 25 cents lower; 225 to 3003} ; nal Pr pped nearly J ¢ ; Pacific Be Coss 197s - ds. 30 to 55 ts off: 300 Suse 1045-4 : : 103. 21 | fore buying power strengthened 19% = ia |Backard pounss, 5 Stns oo 24s 19 Coeenies 100, 26 100.26 | suMciently to check the decline, 35% gl 4 fC pounds, 50 to 75 cents lower; light |3* | iis : “| Prices hit lows for the session at 1h i 2 iE By Ben Bs 23 ¢ —- 14|lights and pigs were 15 cents high- | about the middle of the trading pe« tling factor. Other motor shares tion meet shortly to take action on | yyiation Corp . 1h + W 1 52 + % |er, while sows tumbled 50 to 75 riod, then rallied. were steady at moderate conces- dividends. It is is hoped the arrears LONP Glass ... 62 81 , : i 3 2 * A cents U. 8. Certificates Corn staged an excellent recovery sions. ‘on preferred will be cleared up and P , | Lig & My B b> There were nine loads of good Ble Asked, Yield after weakening at first with wheat,

with $4,621,000 | Government estimate which late TLTI0A0y compara $ ’ yesterday placed the winter yield at on June 26. 663,641,000 bushels, compared to 649,000,000 bushels on June 1. In the face of this information,

Ohio Oil 20% 20 ye Farm Bq 66'2 66 oh is d 13:2 Balamagoo Stov 32 ! Va - 113% N, s ls | Otis Steel 18% 18% Baas Saves 8 59% " Outboard Marine 26% 2614 Keystone Stl .. 15% . a Owens Ill Glass 04% 94% Kinney oan gBYY veaag pe Kresge SS Ca 2 7 Kroger G&B .. 21

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Steels which had led the market up in the recent recovery were HSgiEhle. They sagged fractionally. Just before the close a small} amount of short covering came into the market. U. S. Steel made up

something declared on the common.

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Liquidation inspired by wet weather in parts of the corn belt and a more optimistic Government crop estimate than had been expected threw considerable weight on the market in early trade.

CHICAGO GRAIN

p . 1 © 90% nearly all of its early loss of a point part of its gain despite declines late | Beth Steel 5 pt. 184 and other leaders came back par-|in the week. a rx «208 tially without perceptible increase in \ ; John Al Bio the volume of trading. General Electric, whose orders in

ord "ae Bonds were mixed m dull trading. the first half were 59 per cent above | Bor Wagner Shipments of finished steel pro-

the corresponding period of last | Boston i, aS. : Ch i cago Stocks ducts by the United States Steel ferings finished strong to 25 cents| 3s

ta year, gained more than 2 points. dgepy . 3 M Corporation during June totaled ore when B® ee / STR ren Nb BN ob 0 lls stig: Veulers eiosed adh 1,268,550 tons, the largest June since | whj ; ; r. 4 4 .,, | Abbott Lab ) 3% 433 ‘ww a i 1920 when the total was 1385506 | marin TC 21 Tecords for any mey : i dw ow| Lamb prices were 75 cents to 81/4 tons, the corporation reported | Rubbers. oils. mercantile Shares higher than the close of last week, | 4/48

44s Nov. today. ‘and even the utilities joined the ad- I a Hole Owners 102% Bondy RT | vance. Losses late in the week failed > SOUR Nil Chole kinds. a ount Iulk Bush Term ..

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Goss o : Hojleman Brew ... ging previous week and 18,503,- Servo ‘de Fates % : y x Note A": 5 0 year ago; year to date 509,312, ertain-tee .. 14% 4 Cees 1 o Util pf .. 295 vs. 481,780,812 year ago. hes & Ohio | 543 oi 58 t | ng, Pyen Tool AUTOMOBILES—Ward’s Auto- | ni pt i, 28.0% 11 motive Reports; output this week Yesterday : 8.18 100,031 units vs. 122,890 last week hii Tg Be +o and 100648 year ago. General ¥ on 2 3 5% ‘22 | Motors Corp., June sales to dealers £0 : High, 193%, 31.51; low, 25.15. in United States, Canada, and High, 1936, 36.08; low, 28.63. overseas 203,139 units vs. 216,654 in 70 STOCKS May and 217931 year ago; first 26 | half 1,097,370 vs. 1,170,168 year ago. er. 158 Colgate-P-P 19

WE 18% BANKING—Dun & Bradstreet, | Gol & Atk pt 107% 1074 week ended July 7, bank clearings, | Sof Fuel & Iron 3% 3724 i

$6,042,812,000 vs. $6,079,098,000 year | Col Carbon

122 . Cluett Peab’ Rt a 3- 16 1% ago. Federal Reserve; gold stock | cnt Gl? = 6154

up $58,000,000 to record high at Com Inv Tr ... 6 6414 $12,376,000,000; circulation of $76,- | Som Solvents i 000,000; excess reserves $880,000,000, | Comnw & So pf sin 53 up $10,000,000; brokers’ and dealers’ | Son Faison ot 103 ro loans off $20,000,000; ratio 796 vs. |Cons Film 31%

Zenith Radio 2 79.7 last week and 79.0 year ago. |gons Him of. 1 = 13%

CONSTRUCTION — Engineering [SF R Cuba of 614 614 Curb Stocks

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by United Press NEW YORK, July 10.—The stock market generated new life after the independence holiday this week and all sections advanced with volume increasing to above Tr ark in three Institute, week ended July 3 out- Con Air 3 EE or oatigie put 2238268 kwh. vs. 23238332 gant ‘Oil Del. AT% 41% previous week and 2,029,639 year | coh: Prod | 63 63 ago Corn Prod pf 156 158 7 Coty Ne 1% FAILURES—Dun & Bradstreet, Cran e Co 451% (a5 4 116

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IRES, July 10.—Grain fue tures opened lower today. Wheat— =ANRust, 81.22%, oft Ae: September, $1. ud iC Oon—Augup ust, 58%, off 2c Sépte AL 55 te. Oats—8pot, 20%sC, une chanied, ax-~August, 81.31%, off 0,

Canadian Prospects Decline in Week

By United Press CHICAGO, July 10~The tre= mendous increase in winter wheat marketings and the sharp decline in Canadian prospects marked active ity in wheat this week on the Chie cago Board of Trade. July wheat closed Friday at $1.22%, off 2 cents, The two sharply contrasting bits of grains news made an erratic mare ket during most of the week, wide fluctuations being daily occurrences with the change for the week rela« tively small. The first returns from the Southe west indicated that Oklahoma's yield will run 13,000,000 bushels greater than expected for a total wheat yield of around 61,656,000 bushels. At Kansas Clty it was ree ported that wheat marketing was running nearly 6,000,000 bushels ahead of this time last year. The Canadian developments have been bullish, one estimate placing Saskatchewan condition at only 23 per cent of normal, suggesting a crop for that province of only 50,« 000,000 bushels. Deterioration over a wide area was reported continuing at an alarming pace and the total yield for the dominion was placed at only 169,000,000 bushels by the Searle Grain Co. of Winnipeg. Old corn crop futures made littl® progress either way but Decembeg un beige ‘ corn showed strength. enh yor ar : 0 July new corn closed Friday ab 1 {tzerland { franc) . . : y $1. 28%, up 15% cents, and July old INVESTING CO.’s Y Bolland aaliir hos at SL%, wp 1% cents, . EE —— ———— A ——————— U. S. STATEMENT

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93.6 per cent of estimated normal | Gyurtiss-Wr A.. As is usual in the circumstances, | vs. 95.3 per cent previous week and market men ignored any bad news | 88.7 year ago; food index July 7 |peere & Co ... and bought stocks on whatever good | rose 6 cents to $290, a 13-week bo : news developed. The latter was in| high, vs. $2.84 previous week and or mp ota the majority. Steel operations and | | $2.76 year ago. . “aah Lion Oil. Aig: automobile production declined be-| pUMBER — National Lumber Wms Dredge. cause of the holiday. Both were | nManufacturers Assn, week June 26 expected to rise substantially next | production of 541 mills. 290,883,000 | & hilt week . Car loadings jumped above | feet vs. 290,727,000 feet by 560 mills Bu pont deb. . 1380 the 800,000 car mark for the first previous week; shipments 258,466,time this year thanks to a big rise | 000 vs. 347,750,000; booked orders | East & Al ... 13 in ‘grain and miscellaneous freight | 218 589,000 vs. 210,331,000. Eitingon Sch 12 loadings. Electricity output Was| gy American Petroleum Insti- | Flee Boas... about the same as the previous) iype week July 3 crude output | Elec&Music Ind week but the rise as compared With | quergoeq 3525650 bbls. daily vs. 1936 was smaller. The electricity | 3 509 600 previous week; gasoline output figure has risen above the | stocks 74,672,000 bbls. vs. 75,427,000 previous year in 143 successive |nrevious week. Burtke Jae Ss an Til trade, thanks to the hot (Copyright. 195%. by United Press weather, moved higher. Dun &

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CHICAGO July, Jo is Bogs—Rerelpts, 3000, including 2500 directs arket nominally top, 4 with very few fresh hogs on sale; 12.90 nominal. Cattle — Receipts, 1000; calves, 100. Steady. Fed steers ‘and yearlings a i rassers and warmed- up offerings, 50c@ $5 fgher; cutter cows, 50 to 75 cents higher; her: vealers, 50 to 1 ty grain-fed steers, $15, nd better; top steers, several jonds

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a 0 a cy pvt A car, these averaging 74-70 lbs. at § wholesale trade up 15 to 30 per cent. | gankers Trust i Wheel . 43 Tos 7 Wot, 50.

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ted to be | gathered in the country while for delivthe decline, VHIth is 0 week as | Sis, Indiana faa the prices are 1 cent | C more than made up nex higher. Each case of eggs must weigh

operations in the recent strike areas | 55 pounds ha mount to new highs for this time of Oe ‘ wens fresh loss off, 17¢ year. eavy bree ens Ibs. and over, 4c: Legho hen 0 Other industries to show gains In- | {eon hens. 10c. Heavy Tae prétiers, cluded, lumber, farm equipment, broilers, 1537 stock. 2 Ibs. and ove He, a

T. y Bareback broiiers, 1937 radio, paper, electrical supplies and | over 12c. Old roosters pS

plate glass, Production of the last | {aioe Yi Yeduidve Sb raing over Se half. Gasoline consumption in the Butter—Creamery, No. 1. 35@36c: No, 2, first six months also pi a new all. | J2's34c. Butterfat—No. 1, 20ci No. 2," 4c. Ue eh. MONEY MAR Meanwhile the European situation KET improved. Spanish troubles assumed YORE, July 10. § Money rates reless of an international aspect and mined faipe eelilante = 0 elvs the French financial troubles, while] ¢.162: fe ne 180% ‘by no means eliminated, were not au *- @ a: so” ha 10 days. iB considered troublesome to the mar- o.h4

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