Chicago Tribune from Chicago, Illinois • 28

PART A In. NEW YORK BOND TRANSACTIONS DOMESTIC. a. thous. Bich.

Low. Close. 12 Al legh Corp ew 68'44 71 7014 71 Total sake. oar "also Isar aro riallIMProllismoloww rTTICA CZ 0 SUNDAY TRIBUNE 19- 11 Potordatt. July 10..

1931. 114.300.900 Total Woo 1931 I. 4 900.000 Tots! sales 2030 to 1,591.500.000 loppreromPwV. lb Almitivevowir I on, I 1 PART ezrArtr In. V' rITIC A no 11ND A TR MUNE DITTAT I 9- 1 931: I I 1 1 13 NEW YORK BOND TRANSACTIONS 1 1 I DOMESTIC.

Potorday. July 10. 193L 1 No. thou 12 Allteg Corp 6844 s. 11 1 4 3c14 Low.

Close. Total alto. pat "aloe r' 7 701 71 ear aro 94.900.900 Total Woo 1931 to date.41.365,100,000 4 900.000 Total sales 1930 te 1,591.300 1 .000 11 ADO MILLIONS TO ASSETS OF FIRM IN EAST if 1J Le I 01 val I I II iiiP INO Lilo El II IA I 11 ADO MILLIONS TO A RRPIR 11P 'HRH! 1 Sales la lauo1 Liberty 314s UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT WAR LOANS. Sales la Net -Closing----- luty IL thous. limos-- Web.

Low. Last. Bid. Tield.1930. 1 Liberty atis 102.20 102.20 102.20 .2 102.19 102.21 .64 100.29 24 14berty 3s rear 102.22 102.22 102.22 5 Latter 1st '32-'47.

.....10 4. 3.12 103.10 103.12 .2 103.10 103.13 .45 101 219 Liberty 4th 4s '33-'38 105.00 104.38 104.30 104.30 105.00 1.94 102.26 10 Liberty 4th 41.0 rev 104.28 10428 104.28 1 5 Treasury 4s '47-'52 113.14 113.14 113.14 .1 113.10 113.14 3.19 112.11 1 Treasury '44-'64 108.23 1118.2 5 108.25 .1 108.21 108.23 3.20 1 IT Treasury 3s 443-'55 106.26 105.26 105.26 .5 106.20 106.2? 3.17 10 1,1 5 Treasury 3s 103.00 103.00 1 103.00 3.07 Il 5 Treasury 3le1 101.17 101.17 101.17 3.00 on United btates government bonds. Including net changes. ars quoted In thirty-seconds of 1 per cent. UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT WAR LOANS.

Sales la Net Cloeing----- lull IL thous. Issue-- Ptah. Low. Last. Bid.

yield. 1934). 1 Liberty 31-te 2 14berty 3e reg 102.20102.'2.010'1.'20 .64 100.29 102.22 102.22 102.22 5 Latter 1st 41411 '3'1-'47. 103.12 103.10 103.12 3103.10103.13 .45 104.1 219 Liberty 4th 4e '33-'38 1005.00110044.38104.30 104.30105.00 1.94102.26 10 Liberty 4th 414s rer 1 4.28 1 8 Treasury 41tis '47-'5'2 113.14113.14113.14 .1113.10113.14 2.1i 112.6 1 Treasury 411 '44-'54 108.25 .1108.21108.23 3.20 1 UT 8 Treasury 3e '40-'56 106.26106.26106'26 .510626106.27 3.17 0 1 11 5 Treasury 31a 103.00 103.00 .1102.30 103.00 3.07 8 Treasury 314ss 101.17 101.17 3.00 Fete-Fractions en Untied btates government bonds, including pet are quoted in thirty-seconds et 1 per cent. in thirty-seconds of 1 per cent.

fiat. Elec. Power Acquires Utility Properties. OUR' PRICES ARE LOW WE rINANCE 01JD OWN OEMS WHICH tvlEANS WE SAVE YOU HONEY I 7ve A Grtoo VALLE cp fem Tilt BIRD-SYKES Ca ESTion3 i 11'1 4, 4 333 4 .1 '44 1 1 I i I11 i i IN1 Vit 1 1 :4 4 1 Irsteit 4.. 1 1i rt i ve sss.s.$ IN Gn 13 I' VALLE iccIviAl ft I .14,:.) i WE rINANCE OilD ow DEALS 1-rinti lir ri I fiat.

Elec. Power Acquires WHICH MEANS liVE SAVE YOU HONEY 0 13d7 IIIC Birsti-SYKES CO ESTion 1 i 7 '4 i .117 4), 4 45 Zf' I 1' 1 1 4 1 Utility Proper ties. 1 tt i 4 1 i 1 i sows i 1 1 -) i 1 1 i t- r-i -1 I i 1,0,..,,,,, .1, 1,,,,, 1 I I Utility Properties. 11'. 1 i 1 1 1 i t) 0 0 1, 1 e' 0 1 0 0 1 I i 0 a 1 I (I) 0 15014 8014 go 9014 88 88 76 7614 PO 99 84 84 10314 103 104 104, 110 110 107 los 100 100 108 108 133 13314 103 103 58 81 81 71 7114 94 94 100 100 90 99 115 115 99 99 90 90 101 101 04 04 107 107 loa los 10014 10014 100 100 100 100 9114 91 9P 98 97 97 103 10314 98 98 10314 105 71 71 100 10014 100 100 90 90 4214 82 101 101 91 91 111 111 94 9414 105 108 10511 105 102 102 100 100 100 10014 85 85 101 101 98 08 104 104 102 10'2 Jog 108 97 9714 103 103 6014 66 99 99 88 98 76 76 PO 119 94 94 10341 103 104 104 110 110 107 108 106 109 108 108 13314 1331.1 10341 103 58 60 81 81 71 71 94 94 1" 90 99 115 115 P9 99 90 arlit iss.P4 145'n 103111 103 58 60 81 81 71 71 94 94 100 100 PO 90 115 115 99 99 90 90 101 101 f54 (54 107 107 t00 10 6 100 100 I do cv be '50 66 2 Ana Chain deb 8833 994 I Am Cynamid lot '42 88 7 Am Pw 5s 2030 76 28 Am 1GCh ev5140'49 99 Am Int Co ev5lts49 84 I Mn Sin ft 6.

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Nigh. Low. Close. St Joe Lead 58 41 99 99 99 1 Stt.RM&P 58 '55 52 52 5 I 48 A 60 68 68 68 1 Oo '50 80 80 80 29 do 4128 18 be 55 55 AP 1st 48 '43 94 94 11 Seab A eon 68 '45 14 14 14 1 Sea St 11009 58 '48 77 17 77 6 Shell Line 58 '52 90 89141 89 16 Shell Oil 58 '47 79 784 79 12 do deb be '49 79 8 79 1 Sinclair Oil 78 '37 96 96 96 68 '38 93 93 93 2 do Crude 58 '38103 103 103 4 Skelly Oil '39 59 58 59 2 Sou Pae eel 68 '34 103 103 103 1 do 414s '68 94 94 94 1 do 4s '69 war 95 95 95 30do 48 'Si 92 92 924 ldo co te 48 '49 92 92 92 6 do rfg 48 '55 97 97 97 9 So Ry 6148 '56 110 110 110 5 do 68 '58 105 105 105 gen 49 '56 814 81 81 4 Std 0 .1 58 '46-104 104 104 24 0 db 100 100 1 Sue of Or 78 '42 11 11 11 6 Third Av rfg 48 '60 68 56 56 9 do adj 58 '60 45 45 45 3 St 48 '50 91 91 91 3 Ul 1st ref 48'52 39 39 39 UEL 548 104 104 2 Un 011 of 5s 100 110 4 to Pe 4148 '67 ACM 100 100 10 do 1st 4s '47 102 101 102 2 do 48 '68 93 93 93 2 Un Dr Del 58 '53-101 "101 101 2 Un St Rub 58 "47 69 69 69 1 Utah 58 99 100 6 Ut deb 5859ww 6814 68 6814 12 Vanadium 58 85 844 84 1 Va B. Per 5s 104 104 1 Wabaliki 11 58 102 10214 3 Warner ev fla 8410 84 84 3 ev deb 68 '39 40 40 40 18 West Shore 48 2361 91 91 91 2 West Mary 6148 17 88 88 88 15 West MI gold Ss '60103 102 103 1 Wh St 1st ref 414853 80 80 80 3 witlys-Ov 614e 99 99 99 3 lit 68'41 95 94 94 7 Wia gen 48'49.

53 524 52 8 Vngetwn 5878 100 100 100 ldo Si 10 99 99 99 FOREIGN. No. thous. High. Low.

Close. St Joe Lead 541 '41 99 99 99 1 StLRIlliP Ss '95 52 52 52 l'2 StL4981, I 4a A '60 68 68 68 1 do be I1.2140 80 80 80 No. thous. Nigh. Low.

Close. St Joe Lead 5a '41 99 99 99 1 Ss '55 52 52 62 12 StLASI, 1 4s A '60 68 68 68 1 do 5s '50 80 .80 80 29 do 412s 78 51 55 4s 58 54 43 94 94 94 11 Seab A eon 8a '45 14 14 14 1 St Bono '48 77 77 77 Line 5s '52 90 89141 89 a avit TT ex.1 IM. 'la 'TOIL w640r. hm.mimm4 'MEDD CLIE5 that are NET7 CLLIP25 4 hi nearly everything hut price nil 73 a 6t.C4: 44.,. -71 No.

thous. High. Low. Close. I do es Oct 1928-61 64 64 64 2Colom A Bit 64147 67 67 67 6 Copenhagen Ss '52 98 97 98 I do 412s '53 .95 95 5 I Cordoba City 7s '57 ba 53 53 Cordoba Pr 7s '42 69 69 69 2 Costa Rica 7s '51 64 64 84 23Cuba 514s '33 94 935k 934 4 do ext bs 1904-44 91 91 91 12 do pub wka 514a '45 60 65 66 ,22 Denmark (is '42 106 105 106 I do 5s '65 100 100 100 49 do 4s 97 96 96 9 Deutsche Bk6s 'iti et 93 90 93 10 Duke Pr Pw 6s 103 103 5 flit Ind 6s '47 101 101 101 6 do es '62 101 101 101 5 Elee Pw Ger elif '50 oil 65 65 11 Finland '50 PC 90 90- 13 Fram 1 74.

'42-102 102 102 13Fren Rep 7a '41-1244 124 124 1 do 7s '49 119 119 119 1 Gelsen Min as '34 75 75 715 33 Ger A tik 7s '50 76 69 II do els 60 July 61 bala al 85 do Os '60 Oct 61 58 61 4 do tis '38 70 06 70 5 Germ AG 614458 60 2 59. 60 123 Ger Ext Loan 7s '49 91 89 1138 do Interns 514a '65 67 6414 65 2Ger Gen El 7s '45 86 86 86 I Good 71 '45 7014 704 704 25 Gt, CEP of Jellis '50 93 931) 93 I Greek Goy Is '84 98 98 98 1 do Os '68 83 83 83 1 Hamburg St 6 8 '46 80 80 80 1 Hungary The '44 91 91 91 2 nseder SU 68 '48 5814 56 56 2 Irish Fre St 5s '60 10514 104 105 2 Ital Pub 7s '52 91, 911,1 9114. 27 Italy 7s '51 100 99 99 21 Jap Gov '54 I07 10714 107 13 do 5s '65 WS 98 9814 Jura Si Bk ls '57 73 73 73 6 Karstadt es '43 45 45 45 38 5. '59 90 89 90 II Lomb El 7s 52 84 81 81 13 Milan 6s 52 88 87 87 5 Mont Min 7s '37 ww 03 9314 93 12 Netherlands 6s '72-105 104 105 IN 8 Wales ba 57 53 53 5314 2 Nordd Lloyd es '47 On 66 66 21 Nord Ry 612s '50-106 10514 106 3 Norway King Os 102 102 I do 6s '44 104 104 104 lido Os '52 102 10214 102 8 do 5s '65 102 10114 102 26 do bs '63 100 100 100 3 Ont 5a '50 RI 82 817466 6 On Ltd db 514s'58 94 94 94 2 Pan Rey 5s '63 85 85 85 1 Paris 7158.1041; 104 10414 .2 do Os '58 103 1034 103 I Pero 6s '60 20 20 20 13 Poland So '50 74 73 74 33 do 711 '47 70 67 70 2 Prague Gr 7. '52 103 103 103 17 Prus Fr St 66'51 Set 64 66 12 do 6s '52 63 62 63 9 Queensland St 72 '41 85 85 85 5 Rhineelbe Un 7s '46 66 6614 66 11 Rhine Os '52 72 66 72 8 do es '53 ww 3 70 73 13 do els '55 69 655 69 3 Rims Steel 7s '55 82 82 82 I Rio Gr Do Sul 8s '46 69 6914 6914 3 do 7s '66 4114 4114 4114 I do as '68 32 32 32 4 Rio de Jan els 63 83 83 28 Rome 812.8 '52 88 88 88 7 Royal Dut 4s '45 ww 9114 91 91 1 Santa 10 ARG 7042 74 74 74 9 Sao Paulo Si 7.

'40 77 75 77 13 Sax Wks 7s '45 67 86 67 14do g-en et 61411'51 62 60 62 3 Sax St In sf 7s'45 88 68 68 2 do I 6141 '46 61 61 61 1 5 Serbs Cr 51.8a 1115 85 8 do 7s '62 72 71 71 2 Siemens 7s35 92 92 92 21 do 612s '51 89 85 89 6 Silesia Pr 7s '58 51 51 51 4 Swed Kingd 5s '54 104 104 104 I Sydney Mitt '55 65 55 55 2 Swiss Gost 5s '46 105 105 105 10 Taiwan El 51.44 '71 94 9414 94 1 Toho El Pw 7s 100 100 25 do Si '32 100 99 100 5 Tokio City 514s '61 96 06 96 9 Tokio El LIrht 6te53 841 84 8414 5 Tyrol Ity4 El 78'35 SO 90 90 3 Iljigawa El l's 101 103 511 IL (1 108 108 6 Uni St 014sA'51 59 5 5 53 123 Ger Ext Loan 74 '49 91 89 9114 1138 do Interim 514s '65 67 84 85 2Ger Gen El 7s '45 88 86 86 1 Good 7s '45 7014 704 704 25 Gt CEP of Wis '50 93 931) 93 1 Greek Goy is '84 98 98 98 1 do Os '65 83 83 83 1 Hamburg St 58 '46 80 80 80 1 Hungary '44 91 91 91 nseder 68 'ft! 5814 56 55 2 Irish Fro St 5s '60 10514 104 10514 Ital Pub 7. '52 9114 911,1 91 27 Italy 4 '51 100 0914 21 lap Gov '54 10714 107 1074 13 do 5. '65 9814 98 98 Jura Si Bk ls '57 73 73 73 6 Karstadt it ea '43 454 45 45 38 5s '59 90 89 90 Lomb El 7s 52 54 81 Si 13 Milan 8a '52 S8 87 87 5 Mont Min 7. '37 ww 03 0314 93 12 Netherlands es '72-105 104 105 114 Wales be 57 53 53 53 2 Nordd Lloyd its '47 en 66 85 21 Nord Ry 614s '50 106 10514 105 3 Norway King Oa 102 102 1 do 6s '44 104 104 104 11 do 6. 52 102 102 102 8 do 5s '05 102 1014 102 25 do bs '63 100 100 100 3 Out 5s '50 81 82 81 6 On Ltd db 51.4e58 94 94 04 2 Pan Rey 5.

'03 85 85 85 1 Paris 1041,4 10414 2 do es '55 103 103 103 1 Peru 6s TO 20 '20 20 13 Poland es '50 '744k 73 74 33 do 711 '47 70 87 70 2 Prague Gr 7. '52 103 103 103 17 Prus Fr St 86'51 flel 64 ell 12 do 6s 63 52 9 Queensland St 72 '41 85 85 85 5 libineelbe Un 7s '401 88 55 60314 11 Rhine es '52 72 eft 72 ado es '53 ww 3 70 73 13 do es '55 59 055 69 3 Rims Steel 7s '55 824 824 824 1 Rio Gr Do Sul Ss '46 694 6914 8914 3 do 7s '6e 4114 4114 4114 1 do es '68 3'2 32 324 4 Rio de Jan es 63 83 83 28 Rome '52 58 88 88 7 Royal Dut 4s '45 ww 91 91 91 1 Santa ARG 7042 74 74 74 9 Sao Paulo Si 7. '40 77 75 77 13 Sax Wks '45 67 88 67 14do g-en rig 61411'51 62 60 62 3 Sax St In if 7s'45 88 88 AS 2 do I 6141 '48. 61 51 el 5 Serbs Cr 51.84 1115 55 SS do 7. '62 72 71 71 2 Siemens 7s35 92 92 92 21 do 612s '51 89 85 89 6 Silesia Pr 7s '58 51 51 51 4 Swed Kingd 5s '54 104 104 104 1 Sydney 64,22 '55 65 55 55 2 Swiss Govt 5s 105 105 10 Taiwan El 514s '71 94 9414 94 1 Toho El Pw 711 100 100 25 do Si '32 100 99 100 5 Tokio City 514s '51 96 05 98 9 Tokio El LIrbt fla'fill 841 84 8414 5 Tyrol ily4 El 78'35 0014 lit) 90 3 Ujigawa El 7 101111 102 511 151W37.108 108 108 ft Uni St 014aA'51 59 55 55 'No.

thous. Milk. Low. Close. I do es Oct 1928-'61- 64 e4 64 2 Colom A Bit 6e'47 67 67 67 Copenhagen 5a 108 97 98 1 do 41ms '53 95 95 95 1 Cordoba City 7a '57 ba 63 63 No.

thous. High. Low. Close. 1 do lis Oct 64 84 64 641 2Colom A B'47 67 67 67 it lis 98 97 98 1 do 41as .52 95 95 95 1 Cordoba City '57 ba 53 53 Pr 7s 42 69 69 69 223Ceutt: 6494 6943 34 4 do ext lis 91 91 91 12 do pub wka 514a '45 66 65 86 Of' 4-- Mileage Tribune Free Servieel 'Sew York, July National Tilectric Power company has acquired full control of the electric water, and natural gas properties formerly owned by Atlantic, Public Utilities.

from the reorganization committee in ccordance with the reorganization plan of March It was announced by Harry Reid, president of National Electric. This deal adds about assets to the National Electric Power group, an Insult subsidiary. making it a Ei50.000,000 holding company with properties in every state on the At. coast with the exception of Ehode Island, Atlantic Public Utilities was formerly the property of the -Fitkin interests. New Holding Firms.

Two new holding companies have been formed in conjunction with the plan. both Delaware corporations. One. the Northeastern rublic Service company. owns more than SO per cent of all the outstanding capital stocks of the SS companies included in the reorganization plan.

The other. the Northeastern Utilities company, will fully control the Northeastern Public Service company. and will be a subidiary of the National Electric Power company. For the most part the operating companies acquired are adjacent to existing companies in the National Electric group and will be operated in conjunction with them. The plan of reorganization does not provide for acquisition of certain subsidiaries of Atlantic Public Utilities.

engaged In ice. traction. and other operations. National Electric Power company is the Atlantic coast subsidiary of the extensive Middle West Utilities company. controlled by the Insult interests of Chicago.

It recently purchased the Eastern New Jersey Power company from the Utilities Power and Light corporation and has merged the property with the Jersey Central Power and Light company. Another National Electric subsidiary, the Seaboard Public Service company. acquired the gas properties of the Carolina Gas and Electric company in May. National Electric acquired the Buckeye Light and Power company in April. Fitkin Informs Holders.

--A. E. Fitkin, chairman of the board of United American Utilities, has informed stockholders of the comple- on ti of negotiations leading to acquisi- of the former Atlantic Public Utilities properties and resulting in the payment by the Insult interests, making liquid and releasing' to United American Utilities. a substantial part of 'Ps capital. The cutups ny will Continue its policy of acquiring and developing puMic utility properties and.

with this rash available, will be in position to take advantage of favorable opportunities to purchase properties available on a profitable basis. referring particularly to Pacific Freight Lines, which is wholly owned by United American Utilities, Inc. The activities and efforts extended since the date of the acquisition of these companies have been larfely of a pioneer nature. Illtleage Tribune Preis Serview.1 New July 111.The National lebleage Tribuas Preis Barak-el New York, July National Ulectric Power company has acquired full control of the electric. water, nd natural gas properties formerly 8 5 Unterelbe Plls'53 59 59 59 3 Uruguay Si '80 8014, 80 5014 5 Warsaw 7.

'58 52 50 50 28 Westphal Pes53 5t1. 55 55 11 Yokohama 6s '61 100 100 100 14) Cert Prod 51.is '43 53 52 53 1Ches Corp 5e '47 97 97 97 1Ches 0 eon 5639 106 106 106 2 do gen 41'js 92 106 106 106 4 do 4all95 101 101 101 15C gen 4s '58 99 99 99 fi do 4s '71' 103 103 103 8 Chi Gt West 44 '59 66 66 68 2C fifitStP gen 4sA'89 83 83 83 2CM.StP&P 5s A '75 92, 61. 62 41do sd1 fie 2000 24 23 24 1 33.102 102 102 18 do ey 4s A '49 77 76 76 do gen 41 '48 stpd 87 87, 87 1 Chi Ry Co tos "21 62 62 62 10 Chi I rtgls'34 93 93- 93 't do 4s A '52 814 81 81 5 do ev 4. 60 79 79 79 10 Chi St be 9133 1001 1061 106 15C1 A I 4s '52 91 91 91 1Chikts Co deb 43 73 73 73 9 Cu A lit 4168 96 ati 1 Cin lit 4s91 90 99 994 2 rad 104 104 2 do 4,126 17 98 98 98 5 do Wh 4s '40 91 97 97 2 CI Cu Ter Vlas '72 110 110 1 Colo Ind 5s '34 80 80 SO 3 ref 101 101 10 do A '80 86 86 86 8Col 5s 61 99 98 99 4 CoIRIAP 1957 994 99 99 4 Omni Cred 5V2s '35 97 97 97 2 ComlineT cv 512s '49 98 98 98 ConGasNY Ettis '45-108 108 108 58 do 4s 1951 1024 1021 2 Cons Pw be 1952 105 105 105 2 Cr Pa let es '51 86 86 86 2er Zeller 6s '40 ww 66 66 66 6 Cubs 7s 73 73 73 I do lit Sts 1952 61 61 61 1 Cu No Rye 54s '42 40 40 40 4 Cu Cane Pr 6s '50 11 10, 10 8 Del Rod '37 105 105 105 12 do rig 4s 1943 96 96 96 1 lit '36 93 93 93 6 Det Eden fus 1933 104 104 104 10 do ref 5e 1949 107 107 107 7 do ten A 11's 103, 103 3 Dodge Brno 6s '40 PO 90 90 1 Erie ref bs 1967. 77 77 77 3 do ref imp 56 '75 77 77 77 8 do pr In 4s 1096.

87 87 87 11 do gen In 48 1996.. 77 75 77 54 1943 93 93 93 1Gannett es 1943 73 73 '73 deb '40 994 98 99 GeliMoAecept Go 104 104 2 Gen Petrui 5s '10-102 102 102 1GenTitEo ev Cs '40 3434 $4 34 9 Gdrehltith deb 64 45 63 63 63 3 GdyrTire lel be '57 90 PO 90 'Gould Coup es 41 41 41 3 Gr Rap Ind 411'41 101 101 20 Gt No 7s 1936 110 110 110 4 do 1952 108 107 103 5 do 4e 1977 P5 954 95 2 IlekV lit 4tts '90 103 103 103 7 Akersbus I 5s '63 954 95 95 17 Arr Gov 6s A '57 84 83 83 4 do 64 '58 83 11 do es '59 June 84 84 84 22 do 6s '60 Sep 83 83 ,83 12 do a es '61 Feb 84 833 84 6 do 5s '62 76 76 76 13 Australia 5. '55 66 6614 66 20 do 5s '57 66 66,4 66 7 do 412s '50 6' 61 61 1 Aus Gov 7s '43 107 107 107 3 do a 7s '57 84 81 84 4 Bat Pet 4s '42 95 95 95 6 Bavaria 6. '45 60 60 60 3 Belgium '55 114 113 114 9 do 7s '56 109 108 109 19 do 612a '49 108 107 108 6 do fis '55 103 103 11 Bergen Nov 5s 49 98 98 98 5 do 54 '60 99 99 90 1 Berlin 612s '50 62 82 62 17 do 60 '58 60 .58 CO 4 Berllin El 13a '51 72 72 79 45 do '59 71 6514 71 25 do 60 '55 63 60 63 10 Berl El Rys8lAs'513 '6314, 62 63 1 Bogota 8. '45 69 69 09 2 Bolivia Rep 7s '69 1812 18 18 6 Bordeaux Cy 6s '34 104,4 104,4 10414 3 Brazil 8s '41 67 66 66 2 do 712s '5'2 102 102 102 4 do 1926-'57 52 52 52 1 do 6a 1927-'57 54 54 54 2 do Cent By 7s '52 51 .51 51 3 Budapest 6s 57 56'4, 55 1 Bulgaria 7s '67 58 58 68 6 Caldas 712s '46 61 60 60 20 Canada 44 '60 95 95 9514 4 do 5s '52 107 10614 106 11 Chile 7s 42..

52 5'2 52 3 do I fle '60 38 38 38 4 do I en Jan '61 40 40 40 7 do a 6s Feb 61 41 39 41 5 do 6s Sept '61 4012 39 4012 1 do a Cs Msri'h '62 39 39 39 37 do es May '63 40 39 40 19 Chile Bk 6s 'el 5312 50 53 7 do 61,1, '57 45 40 42 20 do 6s '61 41 3614 41 7 do es '62 40 39 40 4 Chi Con 71; sA'60 45 45 45 6 Colum Rep 6s '61 64 64 64 1 6 1 6 1 6 6 This is the used ear display room of the West Side brascis of Community Motors, distributors of Oak tails mod Top photo pictigres the used car show room of thy Bird-Sykes Comtasty, distributors of Gras hem-Paige. 1 1111 ERE are used cars suchis you will see in the display rooms of concerns which advertise regularly in the Chicago Tribune Want Ad Section. MONEY AND EXCHANGE I Joint Stock Land Bank Bond Market 1 WEAKER TREND IN COMMODITY PRICES IS SHOWN TO the casual observer most of these cars at first glance have the appearance of lirand new automobiles. If you were to ride in or drive them you would find that most of them perform like new cars. 99 102 106 107 99 78 87 25 05 94 59 72 72 49 78 87 92 65 51 66 88 92 79 98 118 30'2 101 40 104 104 87 108 97 98 93 106 54 107 105 102 97 99 99 100 98 15 HudAM 5s A '57 99 90 4 Humble Oil 10214 5 HIBellTel 1956.106 106 1 IU Cent 614s 1930-107 107 I do rta 5s 1955 99 99 do rold 4s 1966..

78 I ICCSLNO jt 5s A '63 87 87 2 Ind Limest 6s 26 25 4 InlandSti 414s '78 A 95 95, 41 do 41411 1981 94 94 2 IntRapTran es 1932 59 59 4 do ref 6s 1966 72 '72 tido rel 5s '66 stpd 72 72 4 adj Its '52 50 49,4 2 IntilydrcElee Os '4 81 11 Int Match 5. '47 8714 87 60 do CT deb ba '41 923I 91 5 IntRytiCAm 6s 1941 68 65 I do re( 0M 1947 51 51,4 4 do let 5s 1972 66 66 3 IiitTATel deb 5s '55 88 87 do cv 414s 1939 92 92 2 do deb 412s 1952 79 79 2 Kas 41-At '80 98 98 I KingsCoLte 118 4 Kresge Found 6s 102 31 LacGSL 1011 13 Lautaro Nitr es '54 40 37 2 LehValliTer 5s 1954 104 104 2 Leh Ps 5e 2003.104 104 lido con 40 2003 87 87 54 1951-108 108,4 4 Lalst gen 4e 1938 97 97 5 Lorillard Co blAts '37 984. 98 IS do 5s 1951 93 93 2 Long Dock 8. '35 106 106 I 5s A '159 15414 54,4 3 '51 107 10714 3 14 11,49 A 2003.105 105 3 do be 2003 102, 102, 2 do lit 4,44 2003 97 97 2 do untried 4s '40 9914 99 1 McCrorr 5s '41 99 99 IiietroEd 4. 100 5 Micla't Air I.

4s '40 98 98 99 102, 106, tor 99 76 87 25 95, 59 72 72 49 78 8746 91 65 51 66 87 92 79 PS 118 102 101 37 104 104, 87 108 97 98 93 106 54'4 107 105 102, 97 99 P9 100 98 I 1 Many have seen service for only a few monthsand have only a few thousand miles registered on their They look like newrespond like new. In practically every respect they are like new--exc. eiit in price. Money rates are quoted by Chicago banks as follows: Customers' commercial loans. 4e5 tier cent collateral loins.

4015 per cent: brokers loans. 4 per cent: commercial papers, 2e2 per cent! bankers' acceptances. arod1 per eent on thirty to ninety dal maturities. Chicago bank elearities yesterday wet, $61,500000, compared with 200.000 a week ago and 391.500000 a year ago. NEW 'YORK MONEY MARKET.

NEW TORE. July 111-44'--Call money steady. 1 per cent all day: time loans steady: 2-4 months. 11,4114 per rent: 5-6 months. I 1V4 2 per cent: prime eommercial paper.

Il4e2 per eent: bankers' acceptances unchanged; bar silver higher. 28e. FOREIGN EXCHANGE. Closing rale on foreign exchangs amounts of and over between banks as quoted by the Continental Illinois Bank and Trust company. Chicago: London-- July 16.

July17. Wit. Tr. ago. Cables 485.37 466.71 486.50 Checks .484.63 485.25 486.59 486.13 E03 39314 Checks 3.93 3.93,Ie 3.93 The following quotations are for checks! Italy 5.23 5.23 5.23 5.23 Belgium 13.94 13.97 13.97 Switzeri'd 19.44 19.43, 19.43 19.43 Holland ...40.29 40.32 40.30 40.23 Denmark 26.70 26.73 28.79 26.78 Sweden ..2672 26.78 24.82 26.88 Norway 26.70 26.73 26.79 26.78 Spain 9.45 9.43, 9.80 11.65 Germany 23.70 23.864 Austri .14.13 14.13 14.13 14.13 Poland ....11.25 11.25 11.25 11.23 Greens 1.30 1.30 1.30 1.29 Roumania .61 .61 .61 .59 Jugo-81.

1.77 1.77 1.77 1.77 Czectio-SI. 2.97 2.97 2.97 2.96 Finland 2.52 2.52 2.52 2.51 Canada 3.50 3.75 200 1.35 Argentine .31.15 31.05. 30.90 Brazil 11.85 Hongkong 25.10 25.10 25.50 31.40 Shanghai .31.25 31.50 32.00 37.66 Japan 49.50 49.50 49.40 India 36.25 38.25 36.25 36.25 Chile 12.20 12.20 12.20 12.10 Bulgaria .73 .73 .73 .73 Singapore 56.43 58.43 56.43 56.25 Hungary .17.54 17.54 17.54 17.49 Per thousand discount. flier thousand Premium. All other quotations ire values in American cents.

(Quoted Iv J. A. Carlton C0-1 Rate. Bid. Asked.

Atlanta (Ga.1 5 47 50 Atlantic (Raleigh. N. Cl 6 63 56 Bankers Milwaukee 31 35 Burlington (Iowa) I 57 60 Burlington (loyal 44 53 58 California San Francisco 5 85 88 California San Francisco 5 88 91 Cent. Iowa now D. Moinesl 5 42 46 Chicago 5 49 53 Chicago Illinois 5 47 50 Chicago Illinois 4.

44 46 Chicago Illinois 4 42 44 Dallas Texas 5 05 68 Dallas Texas! 5 63 65 Denver Colo-1 5 68 .71 Denver (Colo. 6 66 89 Des Moines Iowa 54 48 50 Des Moine. Iowa 5 43 48 Des Moines 'meal 44 40 43 First Carolinis Columbia 8. C.1 37 40 First rt. Wayne Lindh 8 8 82 First Ft.

Wayne lincl.1 4 75 80 First Montgomery 1 Ala. 1 5 54 58 First New Orleans La.1 5 60 64 Pinot Texas Houston I 56 60 First Trust Chicago 6 98 100 First Trust IChicatol 4 93 98 First Trust Chicago 4 PO 95 First Trust Chicago 4 85 91 First Trust (Dallas. Tex.1 5 98 100 Fletcher (Indianapolis) 5 99 Indianapolis 6 04 1100 1 'Fletcher Indianapolis 44 91 95 (Lincoln. Neb. 5 64 018 Fremont Lincoln.

Neb. 4 54 69 'Greenbrier Lewisburg. W. Va. 5 58 62 Greensboro N.

Carolina 5 55 58 Illinois Monticello. DLL 5 88 94 Illinois Monticello. 44 84 88 Illinois Monticello. 44 79 84 1 Illinois Midwest (Edwards- 1 vile. 111.1 5 58 62 Iowa Sioux City 5 95 100 Iowa (Sioux CitY1 4 90 94 Keniucky Lexington 5 80 63 Lafayette Indiana 5 85 88 Lafayette Indiana 4 82 84 Lincoln )ebraska) 5 67 12 Lincoln Nebraska 1 44 58 81 Louisville Kentucky, 5 59 62 Minneapolis Trust Minn.

5 94 MialliPzintli IM'phis. Tenn. 5 58 63 New York Rochester 5 55 55 North Carolina (Durham 5 40 44 Ohio-Pa. Cleveland 1 5 71 74 Oregon-Wash. IPland.

Ore.1 6 43 48 Pasifie Coast Los Angeles 6 67 60 Pacific Coast (Portlandl 8 79 82 Pacific Coast (Sait, Lake) 6 57 70 Pacific Coast San Iraneiscol 67 69 Pennsylvania 1 I a Ivhia 1 8 73 78 Phoenix Kansas City. Mo. 6 60 72 Potomac Washington. D.C. 69 .73 St.

Louis Missouri) 8 40 .42 St. Louts Missouri! 44 36 40 San Antonio Texas) 5 70 San Antonio Texas 6 87 70 Southern Minnesota Minneapolis 5 29 33 Southern Minnesota Minneapolis 2111 81 Southwest Little 5 45 62 Tennessee IMemphisi 5 60 65 Union of Detroit Mich.1 5 71 3 Union of Louisville I bil 62 i ririnia-Carolin a Elizabeth City. N. C.1 55 80 Virginian IChleston. W.Va.

6 60 64 Every day you'll find hundreds of such used cars iii a wide assortment of models and prices advertised hi the Chicago Tribune. They are offered and backed by reliable dealers. You can look for a uged car with confidence in the Tribune Want Ad Section. Before you buy a used car examine the attractive offerings listed every day in the Chicago Tribune Want Ad Section. The normal reaction in sentiment which developed after the debt moratorium agreement became an actuality has been reflected to a considerable degree In the commodity markets.

says the Standard Sietistics company, of New York, in a current survey which continues in part: Prices of most volatile commodities receded last week, although they are in all but one or two cases, well above the year's lows. Of 40 major Items. 21 declined. II advanced, and 11 were unchanged. Weakness was most apparent in the farm products and non-ferrous metals groups, the former declining because of continued fairly favorable growing weather and the imminence of new crop supplies, which, incidentally, again focuses attention on the large carryovers.

Declines in nonferrous metals are a result of the sharp advances of late June. Unusual weakness occurred in naval stores, following the demonstrated ineffectiveness of the cooperative agency to maintain a market. In opinion. no one factor would contribute more forcefully to a genuine revival in business than a steadily teising trend in commodity values, and the advance already recorded has succeeded in strengthening sentiment in most of the major raw material producing regions of the world. Available evidence indicates, however that recovery will be slow and subject to recurring periods of momentary setbacks, although probably.

at -succeedingly higher levels. The chief deterrent, as we see it. lies In the reluctance of the busineso world to assume large risks after two years in which the error of such policy has been amply demonstrated. "In other words. latent timidity for some time will counsel a program of malting a rapid pront turnover in commitments of every nature with a view to maintaining a condition of liquidity: the universality of this psychology.

therefore will tend to prevent any long sustained upward price movement unaccompanied by compensating Report Increased Output by Pan-Amer. Petroleum ran-American Petroleum and Transport company. a subsidiary of Standard Oil Company of Indiana. is reported to have been increasing Its production of crude oil in Vepezuetan Ileitis recently. Its output noel Is said to be averaging 105,000 brla a day.

which is an increase of 20-000 has Over the amount June 30- Exports of petroleum from Venezuela during the first quarter this year aggregated 4.412.9:;) metric tons, aceording to a compilation from the ot ficial reports of the minister of industry. Exports by months were metric tons for January, 2.11f.553 for February. and 1.490.05S Sc, Match. 1,5 lea 1 2 Midvale 54 '34 .103 10314 103 12 be '61 104 103 104 85 85 83 1M pr 56 A '62 974 9714 971,4 2 do 1st 48 '90 89 89 89 2 No-Illinois 58 '59 b3 52 53 21Mo Pae 84 8414 8414 140 1s1 68 0 '78 844g 84 84 do lit bo 1 '81 84 8414 84 9 do ev 61,68 A '49 79 79 79 2 do ten 41 '75 03 63 63 8 Mor Es 5. A '55 107 107 107 8 Nat DM Pr 58 '48 10214 10214 102 4 Ent 48 '43 914 91 91 17N Ent 58 111 111 10 Pr 46 102 102 3 NO.TaMeit 5s '54 70 09.

70 1 NICAHR 58 2013 .105 105 105 31 do 11 2013 981. 98 9814 Id deb 48 '34 10116 101 101 2 do eon 48 48 9414 94 94 22 do tel 3148 '97 85 -84 84 Ido I. 3148 '98 83 83 83 10 lit 44 '37 99 90 99 2N Dock Co Si '3S 0014 80 60 1 Ed lit 54 100 108. 15 NIGELFTLP 112 112 I Tel deb 8s 106 104 13 do ten 414s '39 105 10314 10514 31,4186 Its Pr es 101 1011 17N Am 5s '61 100 100 .100 5N Am Cem '40 39 39 39 1 NAmEd 5s '69-102 10214 102 3 Pie term tts 107 107, 5 do brier lien 48 '97 95 94 94 tdo 414s 2047 94 94 94 1N States Pr es '41 103 105 105 do bs '41 105 104 104 3 Old Ben Cosi 04 '44 2914 29 29 1 OntPrN? lit 54 106 1e6 5 Ore 36 ft41 '44-10914 109 10013 30 4. '01 95 95 95 1 Otis Steel es '41 83 83 83 7 Pe F.

be '42 .105 103 105 1 Pae 68 '31 108 106 104 4 do Si '52 los 108 4 Para-Fklwa7 61; '51-101 101 10114 1 Para-F-L tht '47 88 881," 881i 13 Each '37 9214 92 1E2 68 PtuittPtIL 48 9814 9814 9814 4 Pit 58 '64 10414 10414 1114 2 do 48 '63 102 102 102 3 do rob 4s '0A) A0314 105 105, Ida 4L01 '85 101 101 101 10o deb 4s 70 90 95 do igen 4144 96 96 96 0 4146 '77 .100 100 100 18 1st 4s '40 75 73 75 5 Pere Mare 48 '58 84 84 84 3 Ptuls Co 54 '07 .103 103 103 29 Pinks 1 10414 10414 104'8 23 do 49 98 981 ev 06 '49 07 66 671i8 8 Phillip Petr 514,0 '30 59 59 59 7 Pi MrE 66 102 102 4 Port 0 68 '35 103 103 103 3 do 4148 '60 88 8714 SS 5 Porto A Tob tis '42 7014 70 704 Port Ar els '33 A.100 99 100 3 Pot61 Tel 38 '53 3 3 63 13 Pub 8 4 4s '71 ts 98 98 1 Pure Oil 51 40 83 S3 $5 RCRRotN.1 col 4a '51 9f1 94 94 2 Reading 4141 A 102 102 10 do 41-2s ft '97 101 lol 1411 12 Bock 76 '441 306 105 105 I I I I I WOOL. BOSTON July Commercial Bulletin of Boston reports: -Demand has continued fairly strong' this week for worsted wools of three-eighths quality and liner. quarter-bloods being somewhat leas active and woolen wools stilt being a bit slow. Prices are Arm throughout the list end a bit against tha buget on the most active grades. The rail and water shipments of wool from Boston from Jan.

1 to July 16 Inclusive were 76.623.000 against 71.592,000 lbefor the same period last year. The receipts from Jan. I to July 16 inclusive were 180.608.200 lbs. against 188.918.912 lb. for the same period last year." The Bulletin also will publish the following quotations: DomestirOh ico and Pennsylvania Beeees.

delaine unwashed. 25C27c; blood combing. 241J33r: is blood combing. 22.eci,12c: blood combinr. Michigan and New York, fleeces.

detente unwashed, 2:0425 blitvTd combing. trNli 24e: 4. blood. 22ft23e; blood. wisconsin.

Missouri and averare Indiana and New England. blood, 204121e; blood. IA blood. 200.20i.ic. Scoured basis: Texas.

ene 12 months reelected. fine short. 12 months. 55V58c: line 8 months. 50152c.

California. northern. 5IA53c; Middle county. 4841.50c. southern.

461447e: Oregon, lino and line medium, staple. 60t261e: fine and F. M. Fr. comhing.

55257e; tine and F. M. clothing. valley No. 1.

52t53c. dllllflQAaMD TIMBIUNIE WAINV ADD S1ECTIEO1 LIVERPOOL COTTON. July 18.COTTON--epot. QUIlet; prices flee points lower. American strict good middling.

5.87d: rood nuddlinff. 5.52d: strict middling. 5.27d: middling. 512d: strict low middling. 4.97d: low Middling.

4.77d; strict good ordinary. 4.57d; good ordinary. 417d. Sales. 4.000 bales.

including 2.200 American. Receipts. 2.000; American. nit. Futures closed steady.

July. 4.984; October. 6.05d; December. 8.12d; Janop tee. 816d7 Mart-h.

MAY. 532,1 Average Net Paid Circulation, June, excess of Sunday, Tore than 990,000 CHICAGO'S YEAR 0 'ROUND USED A LOW PRICED STOCKS To acquaint yea with Re calms to investors. The Financial World (toundod 11102) coffers th next issue and 25 Attractive Low Priced Atecka 82111) value for hlY 81 el. Return this today with Your address and 81.00. GASOLINE AND OILS.

GASOLINEIncluding tax: Red Crown, tank wagon and service station. 14c: Stance Lind tank wagon. Ilc: service station. Itie 17c. CARBONPertectiom 9.

FURNACE 01LStanolind. tank wagon, I to 106 gain, Se: all over 100 gala, 6e. TURPENTINE-60e. LINcEED 01LRaw. 78c: boiled.

PENATURFD ALCOHOL Drums. 350a. WRITi LEAD-100 lb kegs. GIFINANCIAL WORLD diTerisxg paytetrnevit and loltuteas We iy 113-B Park Place New York 0 1 i i 1 i 4 i i 1 I is I 0 I .0.