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I BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE, NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY, 29, 1931 CloaA. chge. Blgh. l3l-.

High. Low. 8 4 Stock A Dividend. IRaliS. A JOI.

ti(Ki Gen Mills 3. 31 Kl That son of yours 36 38i a 60 48 31 Closing Stock Prices Volume to 2:10 1 .100.000 Yesterdav'e Sales 700 000 1931 N't High. Low. Slock Dividend. ISales.

High. Low. Clou, cnge A Low. 4 38 18' 4 103' 6 I-" 4 Gen Mot 3. 2420O 103 95 Gen Mot pf 6.

10 4 Itl'l'-S I- 1 5 I 121 4- 1 4 193) t. Hteh- low. Dividend taales High. Low. Clna.

eligft 77, 24 II Alcohol 7IKI 28' 1 2K1 1 10 3 II Leathrr HHI ti, 8' 3 15 7 II 3 I.eath A. 2tHI 1 1 4 II' 1 ll'a- 8 USLeath pt. IOO a a ti' 37 20 IIS Pipe 2... 21" 4 21' a 2I4- 'a 20 10 8 a 12' a -l'a 86 17 tl 8 Rub lt. IIHI 24 23 4 23' 4 1 152 83 II Steel 4 I I 87' a 8t a 84' 7', 150 36U II 8 Steel Pt 7 l(HI 140' I III 4 1 llnlv R.

l4 l'a l'a 31 19'j I.ail 22 2H 22 4 23 olf 8 2 IOO too 21 I 300 31 Ml 33 .0 Gen Oo Ad. Uen Pub ber. Gen RI VI. Gen Relr 3. Gen Thea What about his future? 67 29 III- "4 34 1 Stocks Decline On Steel Cut; Losses Sharp Mho Chip IHrs Vort Mil Trailinp Kxpamls hul Not II nil uly 21 Vs Gillette R.

Glidden 200 g- 74 '4 1-1, 1 Oobel Adolf 2 Vadsro HHI 4 7 4 21 Vanadium 28' i 4. 38' -a 37 'a Kit' 5 12' a 3' 34 3 2 1 'a 7's 27Vs 12' 4 34 84 -s 3g 15' 4 15 43 20 3, 44i IS'g W'-a 3 I 12' g- 26' 1 27 In Mother 10 vctri will ec a man. Are 3111. 4 1' 4 84'4- 1-a 15 3 38 18 16 7 9 4 43 21 207 8i4 62 30 91 71 6 3 25 13 18 10 46 36 29 18 25 69 43 23 17 31 Kl 331 I 4011 1AO0 300 2(H) 200 800 300 500 GoldDust 2. Goodrich Goodyear 3 Goodyr 1 of 7.

Graham-Palfse Grand-Bll Ik. Grand Union. GrandTJn pf 8. UramtcCySt 2. 3' o3'-a 'is 21 H1 7 27 12 8 4 tt.t4 3 15' 4 43 20 42" 18'- tt'-a 3 Vs 3-s '4 I44- 43 Vs 20 -I Gran, Co 1 yoy plinninj ahead (or him? Will you able to jiva him the faif start ha deserves? Hif success or failure in tha years lo coma may depend on your foresight now.

Let us tell you how you may provide for his future by inverting regularly in the well securities of CITIES SERVICE COMPANY GtNorthn pl 4 1000 4-J4 IU7. 11 7 K-i Gt Ore 2... Gt 8ug. Grtfrabv (irii. Guanta Sug 100 400 800 too 14 3i Abltlbl P4P 100 4 4 4 i 38', 25 Abr to Straus.

KM) 4 30' 4 2 4 23 11 Adams tlx I4. 14' I4''s 11 4 Adv UK) 514 R', 514 14 70 AirReduc 4e 1401 7rt 75'4 24 20', 7 Alaska Ju .40 15' a 14' 1 14' 4 12 4 Alleghany 2SOO ti'-g H4 ri-g 59 IS Alleg 40 KM) 19 19 10 (i 1H2 luz3. Allied Ch 6. 11700 IIWS4 lltPg-6 42 Allla Chalm 2. 800 24 24a 1 i ISTa 8 AlphaPCem 1.

100 13' 4 13', 4 13V4 '-4 23 16 Amerada 2 3(H) IK IK 18 Va 62 344 AmBkNote 3e. 400 38 4 39 38 AmBkSh 2.40. 100 28'4 28', 28' 4 13 6 Am Br -JOO 7 4 ti4 Vi 129 92V, Am Can 6e. 65l.r00 7 93s 94 6'4 48 38'A Am Chicle 3e. fiOO 4214 42 4214 4 33 'a 18 AmEuropeSec.

fiou 2()4 20 20 IV a 51 21 Am to 238(H) 27s 2ti4 2fi4 l'g 8 1 Am Hide 4c 200 i i 31 I8V4 Am Ice 3 200 204 20-V4 2)l4-t-V-4 26 Am Intern at. lMKi 1314 1 30 13 Am Loco 1... 200 l7'g I64 IHg-l 43 28 1.40. 300 3214 3l' 4 7 2 Am Mach to 2(M) 4 4 4 23 8 '4 Am Metala ttOO II III' a U)'g )g 643a 30- Am It. 500 33V, 33-s-l'4 102 88 pi 6.

100 89' 89Vg- ig 85 73 A at 5 100 73''g 73'g ,4 21 Vi U'a AmKK8ta .00.. 1800 13 124 12g 37 15 Am Roll 23L0 20' 4 l9'a Ill's 1 68 45 Am Sat Raa 6 300 60 4 4 1'4 1 Am Sh com 100 Va Va Va Vs 58 24 Am Smelt 2. 3(KIO 32Vs 3l's 31'j 2 138 117 Am8melt pt 7. 3UO 12tia U6V. l-'bla- 4 4 '4 1 Am Solv to C.

30O IV4 11.4 I' 4 31 11 Am Stl Fd 1. 200 lb la l.ri 48 37 Am St 200 4llg 414 108'4 96 Am Bug pi 7.. 100 IOtH'4 10o4 10ti4-l- 4 Vs 26 8 Wsbasb IOO 12 12 12 27 6 Ward Bnk KM) 14 14 14 '4 57 24 Ward pi 7 2(HI 40 40 44) 20 4 Warner Br P. 22(K) tit 4 ii 46 14 Warren Mr 2.. 3(H) 20 1t4 20 I 32 21', WarrenFP 2.

3(H) 20'4 l'a 26 .17 Wesson Oil 2. iVHI Uli4 19V4 Hl 'a 67 Wesson pt 4 II Ml 65 65 65 i 44 17 West 1(H) 25' 26' a 26'a '1 12 4 Dairy B. HH) 7' 3 7'3- a 19 21HI 12' 4 11 ll4- 4 31 10 West Pao IOO 15 15 16 150 96 West Union 8 I'KKI II4'4 1 12' a 107 54 WestghseKl 4. 22901 1 Ol's fll'-s 02' 4--31 4 28 18 Weaton El 1 2(HI 18 17' 4 17' 4 4" 4 40 18 WestvacoCh 2. iji I'll 4 igi, 9 3 Wilcox ft HHI 6 4'4 6 I 4 8 3 Wlllya-Oveild iimi 4 4 4 72 54 Woolwth 2.40.

38IHI 68 a 67' 4 1087, 371( worth Pump. 6(HK) 45 4 43' a 41 -3' 4 80 86a4 Wrlgley 4 2(H) 72' 72 72 I 15 5 Tello Truca. 22IHI 7' 1 7 7 4 14 3 271 6 1 30 9 19 8 -Jd Mil the eeo. 4 103 19 i'S "8 W.V-4 '4 )5 oti 'a 5 's 58 4 104 HENRY L. DOHERTY CO.

eo Wall Stmt, N.w York Please and aia fall tnfonaatio. Na.ee Address (0538-12 Hackn 1. Habn Dept St Hall Print 1 JO Hayes Body Hershev Ch 6. Hollander Homestake 7e Houdall-H B. HouseFln pf 4 Houston Houston n.

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OKI 2 11 Zonlte Pr 1.. HHI 12 I a 12 711' 1 '4 (Sale, Inconiplsta: are later edition Inr Hupp Mot 9 65 68 14 29 26 44 78 13 89 4 86 71 11 12 9 5 Ka-Ulvlden. Silraa. lAad lilr, In Slock. Including t.lr..

Pavibla in t.h or tttock. a in Htnrk. a Parakl when earned, ai Paid Ihla tear; no regnlae rate. Higha and Iowa carried lo previous elaae. It-Dividend and Ka-Rigbta drdntted from net rbanga.

4 6 b' s- 45' s-l's 2 281g-Tvii 42 -1 IUV. 111. -181-, Net High Low. Stork Dividend ISales High- Low Clo. Oga.

22', 11 Pryn Met 1', 311 i 13' 13' 4 i 54'a 40 Ki'vnoldirl 3 3S4KI O' "a a 60' -l a' 6 1 Rirhfidd HKI I', I' a a 10 3 Rio Gr 4 I 26 15 RossIb 3 20 MSI IS', IS 18' a 1 'i 42 24', UN 135. .7 'Jti'a 27 I 38 Safewav 5 2'KKI OO 57' a H) gj 30', 14 1 inn Hi' a Hi' a 10' 62 4 9 St. LAS Hi' a Hi' 4 161 4 -3' a I 76 15', S1LA.SP pt 6 300 20" 4 20' a 20' 3- a' 3.1', 7 St South w. 400 17 17 17 20, 12 Savage Arm 2. HH) I3( 4 I3 4 13' '1 1 Seabd A I.

700 'a 'a 3 Seabd A pf. 100 1 1 I 611 441, SearsRoe 2. SIM) 55' 54' a 55 l's 58', 33 Sec Nat In pf loo 4(i 41) 40 11 4 Servl Inc 81HI 7' 4 7's 7' 4 4 21 10', Sharp to 600 II KM 4 10" 4 l's 61 52 pf 3 HH) 50' 60' 1 601-3 2 20', 1B'4 HllBtlKQ 1e I4IH) 20' 19' 20' a 104 4'-, shell Un kkhi a 1 78 25 ShellUO 200 47 4.1 45 5 23 10 Simmons sik) 15' 4 i4'4 16 4 15 6 Sinclair 10' a Hi' i Hl'i-- 103 77 Sinclair pt 8.. IIHI 88 88 4-1 12 3 Skelly Oil 1(H) 5 6 5 95 80 Sol A plWW5 IIHI 84 84 84 64 J6 So Cul lt 2.. 2IHHI J3 42 4'2'a I'-a 17 7 So Port.

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5)HI 122 122 122 4 2 Std Com Tob. 1 1IHI 3 2 4 3" 88 5a 3 22) 0 til ()' a l'a 64 66 pf 4.. 1(H) 69 B'l-g- '1 101 92'j StdGiE pf 6. 3(H) 92 02 2 61 31 StdOCul 2J. 3IIMI 358 105 997s StdOEX pf 5..

IIM) lOJ' i 102' 4 102' 4 'a 62 30 Std 2e. 61(H) 37 a 37 l's 26 137, StdONY 1.60 53(H) 1 7' 17' I 34'i 16 Starrett 2 100 17'. Ki'a IT'-j-I'i 6 3 SterlingSec A. 300 3 3 3 14 9 6 SterlB pi 1.30 100 7 7 7 a 40 30 Sterling CV pI3 IIHI 35 35 35 1,3 21 8 Stewart War. Toil III-' 4 III' a M.

a 64 25 8tonetWeb 3. 23(M) 4 28' 4 28-4 28 14 Studebak 1.20. 21HI I7, 4 17' 1 I 4 4 45 31 Sun OH Co II. HKI 37 37 37 1 40 30 Superht 2.. HKI 31 31 31 14 1 Superior a Vs 21 Vi 16 Telautgh 1.40.

HH) 19 18 IS I 36 ID Texas Corp 2.. IIiri 23 22' 22' 4 55 29 TexOultSul 8. 8HI 4 33 a 33Vg 6'i Tex ft PC 2IM) 3g 3-g ig 17 7 Tex to T. MMHI HI i 4 lo 1, 22 9 Thatch 1 HO IIHI HI II) III 41 3:1 Thatch pi 3 60 HKI 34' 34' 34' a 23 1H The Fair 240. HHI IX 4 18' 4 18' 4 9 31, Thermold HHI 4 4 4 27 16 ThlrtlNl 200 23' 4 23' 4 2314 1,4 18 9 ThomPro 120.

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1700 132 124 AmTob pt 6.. 100 12!) 12W 12!) 7', New Tmb utm-M Krr.htmtj, Mtimht Stew For Hrrhmg 69 Broadway. New Tare For your convenience a branch office is located at 26 Court Street Mr. August C. Scharmin Manager A7 48 10 DAILY MARKET MOVEMENT ON N.

Y. STOCK EXCHANGE 111 Central 4. 300 Ind Motrcycle IOO Indust Ray 4. 200 Inland Stl 2 1(H) Inspiration C. too lnsuransh 500 Insursh ct .40 IIHI lnsuransh rta.

2WI0 Internatl Agrl 1(H) Inter! BM 61. 000 Int Cement 4. 200 va 800 lot) 80 40 3.. 79 38 Am Wk ct 3 2 2D' 4 42 IOV4 ti'a Vs l's 143 31 tiVa 2100 4 Vs 11 6 Am Wool 39 20 Am Wool pi Am Zlno 4000 IVg- Vs IIHI 179 41 1 21 39 4 10 6 1 117 37 1 38 16 48 9', 1 18 46 18 Tha following labia enow a lha number as? advances, detlinea and the issues unchanged, together with new IS31 higha and Iowa: 46 8 4'i 6 2414 17, 14 7' 1 45 8V 37 6 24Vg 2 IU 14 7'j 135 -fl 301 4 4 I '4- Vs 40s- Vs 45' 2 28' 42 7'g IOV4 1 4 I 30' 4 I' 40 22-g 61 12 2i -a 2l 48' -a 27 3() 43 18 Anaconda I'M l'g Armour 111 A. 700 2 1 Armour 111 B.

400 47 Armour III pi. 100 9 3 Arnold I IK) 28 5 Asso Apparel. 200 1K. Asun a IOO 22Vg 61' s-IVs 12'g- 4 62 4 60 31 73 20 4 43 64 38 203 132 Atchison 10.. 2tiOO 2 'a 2lg Vi Va 28 -14 108 Atchison pi 0 l.nru wo Standard Brands Shows Increase In Net Income 120 III.) 88 14 3 l3H'4 I 'a o3g 70 Auanstu 1..

11 Al lan Ret 1. 60 At.laR Powd 4. MX) 37 23 64 29b lol'. AiiuurnAut 41 5400 142 3D 1 60! g-2 2 41' a 22" 4 61 'a 2' a 2I- 4) 311 61' 3 28 4V 4 )2-4 2 H4 10 18 2HVs 18' a 30 Int Combust. 5ih.

lntHarvst 2. IntHydr A 21. 503 IntMatch ct 4 3tH) IntNlckCa Int Paper C. 80u Int Paper pi. 100 Int Shoe S.

-MM) Int to 2.. 43100 -Jewel Tea 4. -OO Johns-Man ti'HKI -Kan City 80 2 2(H) Kan So pi 4. 300 Kayser 1 2(KI Kelly Tire 27IM) Kelaey Wh. IOO Kelvlnator Kennecott 1..

4bO( KresgeCo 1.60. 2600 KreufcT 1.61. KrogerOroo 1. 2 1 Auto eaies "i Aviation ova 27 48 12! 2 Standard Brands Company for the six months ended June 30. Baldwin 200 12s 6 27 87 14 28 48 fl A 9 43 Vs 62 Bait at Ohio 6 7AOO Ma.

Barnsdall 1... KMH) 67 36 80 40 45 26 64 40 24 10 3Vi 1 29 a 15 8 31 14 29 25 27 17 35 18 8774 66 -4 R'U. Beatrice Cr 4. 20O l2'4 68'a 7ft'a lUVs art' 35' 81 feJi 58 'a 75ia 20 0V4 10 17s 17V- Vs ''111, Vlil. 80 75 BelNR p.82e.

KX) 25 14 BendixAVia 1 4100 Un- New New Loss changed Total High Low I2S III 4lift i 7 Itil IKS 43 2 fl 20H VI 359 8 348 8 1 4 237 103 3 6 32.S 89 498 ft ti 88 98 M2 ft 1 78 98 3 4 122 93 331 1 2 92 8 7 ftdft 1 4 100 94 ft()4 fl 491 DO ri,) 22 32H 112 332 2 ti 380 79 Sir! 4 249 ti8 37 2 0 92 94 472 3 2 14ft 128 Ml I 4 34ft 119 ftS7 I 409 8 M2 4 4 27ft 82 487 4 3 102 8ft ftriO 3 4 23ri 132 S3H ft 3 174 90 ftftS 4 4 387 91 591 I 2 404 91 628 ft 3 124 114 ft8ft 8 2 129 84 rifit) 4 1 304 101 707 5 4 47 Kft 8fl 4 4 28fi 109 4 ft ft7 4ft fi4ft 3 4 47 6h 472 2 4 Gain ...29 ItiO (S) 2 7'i ...104 ...84 (S)llfi ...310 ...49 ...94 (SI b'2 9.1 87 ...37.4 1 T8 ...228 ...113 ...130 (S)317 ...447 ...302 ....574 ...248 (S)3C9 July 28. Julv 21. Julv 2S Julv 24. July July 22. July 21.

July 21). July 18 July 17. July ,16. July IS. Julv 14.

July IJ. July II July 10. July 9.. July 8.. July 7..

July July 3.. July 2.. Julv June June June 27 June 2H. June 2ft. June 24.

June 23. June 22. June 20 91V. Heat A LQ 2.. iuu 37'a 3U 4 46 70 18' -s IHV-i Va 28-a 30 38 Beth Stl 4...

82200 700 lt)7'4 105 96 Beth 811 pt 7 35 18 9 5 -1 10 1 40 -I- 6' s- 68 I'tVs 131 4 ItiVg 2I0O 400 S31IO UN) 33 4 b.V -4 "8 l24 loVs 68s 61 37 '4 8 30 4 18 20 1 a f.8'. two 100 Vi- 4 200 li.lt' a lo7'-4 1031, had net; profit of $8,460,968 before profit and loss items, equal alter preferred dividends to 63 cents a share on 12,644,002 common shares, against $7,707,918, or 57 cents a share on 12,643,298 common shares In the first halt of 1930. Above six months earnings include operations of German and Eou'th African subsidiaries of the Royal Baking Powder Company for the six months ended April 30, 1931, and 1930, and 'heir English subsidiaries for five months enaed May 31, J931, and for the six months ended June 30, 1930. 'For the quarter pnded June 30 net income was $4,406,379 after expenses, minority interest and Federal taxes but before profit and loss Items, equal after preferred dividends to 33 cents a share on 12.644,-0b2 shares ot common, against $4,054,588, or 30 cents a share, on shares In the preceding quarter and $4,211,692, or 31 cents a share, on 12.643,298 shares in the June quarter ot 1930. 43 43 20 Bonn Al 1.

47 Borden 31 14 Borg Warn 1. 8 Briggs 15 2.. 1 4 85 pi 6. 9 Rtlyn Uaa 33 Brown Shoe 3 Bruns 3 Brunswick. T.

11 Bucyrus I 20' ucyr cv pi'V IV, Budd Wheel I 8 Bulova 1. 19 Hurrghs la Butterick 48 Vj 43 Va 8 36V4- i4 5 24'i IV- 's l'4 14 Va 7ij 7-4- Vs 1 a '4 l53-o'i loft -s 88 4 15 Vi 37 13'.) -9 I '-a 3s- Vs l2'i- -4 40'a-2s 8'4- 60'il 75' 20 4 105 2V-a 35 65' 3 IU 'J 13 4 ItJVg 1- a4 2H 4- 1-4 1V -2 'a 8 -4 ft' a- I l'4 1W4 4 8' a- Vs 8, 22 's It'S- 28 22V4 Vs bV4 's ll'a Vs 38 Vi 2is t3's-4Vs 23'a- 4 13 fiVs- 22'a- Va ft'a V4 lrii4 "4 2ii 's 7'-3-2 35 -t 3 Va 25 I a'i 27'- VA 84 -4 0 -2'a 15 -2 23'4- 142 i -4 i2 Ry P. M. Bt'Nfi ART Storks dropped sharply todav, with losses ranging from I to 10 points In Important Issues. But, most of the wiling and dainn.ee was done In the first hour.

Somewhat lower prires were reached later, hut the volume of trading at, the lower levels was moderate. Interest ren-terrd largely In speculative favorites, which have held up laost. U. S. Steel seemed to meet with a fair amount of buyini at 85, 7 points down from last night's close.

This whs a point, incidentally, suggested as a logical resting place by some Important people. American Can, Telephone and othrrs suffered 5 point I'hey recovered slightly in Die afternoon and generally rio.sed slightly above the lows. Beasr seemed more active on the buying side than on the selling. ditching of stop loss orders seemed to account for much of the pressure. The bond mnrkrt, as has been Ita tendency of lute, derllnrd along with stocks.

Rail issues were among those to show most weakness in thu domestic section. Foreign issuei were mainly lower as might be expected. Public utilities were fairly steady. The weakness In the rail bonds was doubtless a reflection of thu drop in rail shares which accounted for a loss 9 points in Nickel Plale common, five in New York Cenlral and varying amounts In other dividend issues. Central was under particular pressure becaiisa Its dividend has not been earned bv a wide margin and If was felt that the same conservative policies whlrh dictated the steel reduction would lower the Central payment further.

The drop in freight 'tramo may have been a factor. Otis were reactionary hut, mainlv In sympathy with the balance of the list. Jersiy was off a point or more. Anv number of Industrial speelallles had rathe-- a thin market. The poor income statements of Yoi'tigstown, Republic, Jones l-aughlln nnd U.

S. ficel inspired much selling of I he ytrrl shares. Ret.hlehem was down lo a record low level nndft .17 on nssnmpf js that, (he diviHind would be rut or omitted. Drought slorjes brought a wide recovery in pries today, final quotations si Chlciir.o showing gam of 8 cents a bushel. Wheat was up fractionally.

Cotton wa mainly lower snd other commoditiea were backward. The midweek figures reflecting-conditions in the basic Industries were not of a bullish nature sava a slight increase In steel operations Freight car traffc was down vpr 6.000 cars from the previous week, although an increase is normally to be expected. Special conditions were offered a an excuse for tha drop. Electric Power output figure! told of another decline when normally an Increase might be expected. Foreign news was not esjieciailr disturbing.

There was an Important bank merger in Germany which waa largely rescue consolidation. Further efforts were being made to straighten things out. while no announcement was forthcoming, belief was that a greater degree of co-operation had been effected between London and Pnrls on gold shipments and credit withdrawals. The U. S.

Steel dividend cut had world wide rcsulls. American storks In London were deprescd sharply and the depression spread to other secdons of the list Including British Oovernmrnt bonds. Other European exchanges were depressed somewhat. Berlin remained closed. Copper metal was very quiet hcra wth some reports of sales by custom sun Iters al 7 ents a pound, a record low level.

Copper shares, were down on this and belief that inventories of refine copper artt still Inerasinct the curtailment of production. Anaconda waa down over a point al the start. Kennecott and others lost as much. International nusine.s Machines, one of the hlue chip Issues was off over seven pomls In very little selling. There seemed to he quite a large flight from the aristocrats of the ll.st.

the king of them all, U. fl. Steel, having been shown to he susceptible to the Ills of trade as well us anything el.e. Indications that economies of tha Lambert Co 8. Leh Cera LehlghVal 3.

Lehigh CI. LehtghVC pi 3 Lehman C01 3. 3. Lib Fd Gl. 6a LlgMvers 6e.

LilyTCuo 1 Lima Loco 2m Liquid Curb 3. Loews lne 3 Loewsln Loft lne Lor I Hard 1 Ludlum Stl McCallCor 2 54H) MKi UNI 4IHI IOO LI 10 IIHI HIIHI MKI OOO 100 UK) 100 204 H) 2(H HHX) 88(H) 11)0 300 HH) 123 40 76 30 22 24 69 94 129 4ft 15 20 3 13 15 32 20 69 63 11 lbl. 45 69 46 34 22 20T II '4 91 60 91 60 26 24 34 19 '4 65 20 63 36 98 83 6 2 21 11 35 26 19 8 500 300 30U 31 M) 100 WHJ 300 8' 12' 4 20 8J- 8VS 22 114 SHVa 62 1 20 I -a 14'- Va 71 -i I 7.114 I- 23 I 24 28 44'a4- '-a 92 4-1 o's 14 V4 281a 1 IV V4 31 -1 21! -a 7.1 4101) 23 Byers Co Hudson's Bay Co. inn, cal Packing 2 100 224 Crop Damage Aids Crain Price Rise Faces Further Loss b4 London, July 29 Cf The Hud KM) Mclntyre 1 15 III 40 6'. a 2tiVa 6l'-g 72' 23 24 28 431, 91V 6 lH4 281a It! 4 31 21' a 74 '4 33 76' H'-a :) 4 2(1' -a 24 21 IV 3IV4 H'-s 14' 4 W1 70 a'-a 6 13 61 o4'4 l4Vg 2H'a 18Vs McKsptTP 6e.

7 1(H) 6 Cal 6i '200 lu'A camplWatC I loo 29 Canada Dry 8. 3oo Can Pac iy4- 2200 b9 Case 1 jji Caterpl 3. JVO. son's Bay Company annual report. 40 McKess 1 4(81 submitted today to a crowded stock H'4-t- V4 ti'- 131 McLellnn St.

3(H) holders' meeting, showed a trading '4 Ki. ijelanese Cor. Hiti Mack Truck 3 INK! Macy to Co 31 2(H) loss of $3,731,670 In the fiscal year ended May 31 and a net loss of i.SS i 10 40 6' 4 2H'-j 62 2ri 4 l. I 73' 4 23t 24 28 44' 92 6'g in' 28Va M'a 31 21' 78 l)V ti'g 34 76'-a 1 4 1, 32" 4 2014 24 4 21' 4 3 I' 4 14' H'a it'a 70 3ti'g 6 13g 61 t)4l-4 IU 27 il)i 25 2 Hi 4 ti' 67g 25a 6' a I' I94 8a 8s 2ls 11 "a 27 'a 224 t4 lla 37s 2o t3 4 23's I2--4 li 22s a IH'-4 l-y 7 34 3b Va r) 2 7 'a 8' 4 H)t4 oova 1) 22 'a itl''A l'4 1 )'a V4 11' 38 21! )7 23 1 13 ft' 22 'a n'a Irt't 2 tt 36 IOO list HKI I'M 6 Celotex Co 3-v, Celotex ct 17 CenlAgur 1 2Vi Century el. 14 Cerro Cop 1..

if i'nrl PrfMl D(. 4 $2,224,325, which was covered by a transfer of funds from the share premium account. The company IIHI 7IH) 2IHI IIHI 200 IIHI IIHI 23 19 71 7 4 2 1 'a 66 Va 10 '4 30 18 23 Va 17 28 14 10 13 68 37 6 89 36 26 103 17 10 43 106 27 39 24 32 31 39 24 20 31 94 68 11 26 85 100 2 1 1 4 a I 4 I 4 H' a t- passed preferred and common dlvt dends last December. 7 Checker Cau. 2 OS) Magma Cop 1 Man EMU 6 Mar Mid 1.20.

MarshallF 2 Mathieton 2... May Store 2 Maytag ww 3. Mex Seaboard. Midland nil 3. Midland 1 pf 8 MlnHnvwl 4e.

MSP8BM 9.7 Cheats 2. There were two policemen in the 300 27 Cheeap Cor 3. nhin Alton. 2iHHi 52 16 14 13-V4 24 6 30 26 23 46 64 2 1 'a 7 27 16 45 16 85 tio 33 25 4 meeting plac today for some of these sessions In the past have been stormy. Thia one, however, was 1 1 "4 1 1,1.

1 70 ati'g- '4 6 Vs 13 61 -I )4'-4 1700 HKI '2IKI HH) at hi 13IM) i(K too HH) lot) 2H) 81 K) IOO 7uo peaceable even when MaJ. Ashley Chicago, July 29 Rallying tendencies in wheat today were assisted by corn gains that became general after an interval of wavering. Absence of rain over the greater part of the corn belt acted as a stimulus to buy. Bulls laid stress also on Minneapolis reports indicating the worst crop failure that South Dakota has ever experienced, a result of heat, drought and grasshoppers. Crop damage Is steadily mounting as the hot, dry weather continues over the grain areas, with the heat wave broken only In sections of the territory.

Scattered spots, however, are not definite as to the extent of the injury to wheat and other grains. A report from Kankakee, 111., states that oats have been reduced 30 percent by the recent hot weather while wheat In Kankifitce County has shown nearly the same amount of damage. ChlC 41 Alt pi. 4 Chi Ui West. la Cht 4 pt 35 Chi 4.

mi hl Pneu Cooper, the new governor, told the stockholders the company was In a Mo Kan to pf 7. Mo Pac pf 6.. Mohawkcar Monsan 1 107 2fl'4 2'a lit' 4 uU'4 It'J 23vs 2V4 IOO 100 2000 400 very difficult position in these "ex traordinary difficult times." 14 l's- 2tl'a l'a WOO 15 Chi Pn Pi. 22 Chi 1 4. 1B ChildsCo 2.40 Mont Ward.

12400 There is not only no prospect of a dividend next year, he said, but 11s Chrysler 1 28 I 2-V4 2IH) Motor Wh 1.. 1(H) Mulllna MIg. HKH) -Nash Mot 4. 7IH) a heavy loss is Inevitable. 2 City Stores 133 coca-coia 1 a KM 142Vs H2 170 00 Coca-Cola A 3 4-t 1 2 'a- 44 )2' 6VS 44 I24 B'g 16' Bir Saxon 63 60 17 10 19 45 21 a) 31 a) 100 200 47t 40 Colg-Pal 2..

9 Col to Alkman 7 Col Beacon O. 9 Col to 1. lla. I to 2. ftVst- 15 -l'4 2 1 HH) 10OO 4IHH) I2IK) t)l(H) 4(H) HH) 3 UK) Nat Acme Nat Bel) Heaa.

Nat Bis 2.80. Nat Cash NalDPr 2.60. Nst Distill 2.. Nat Lead 6. Nat St -1 28'-s I0J' l4 Fo Kntcr Merger 21 28 29 '4 19 36 40', 10 10 83 39 60 36 132 44 58 70 24 25 14 24 132 '4 88 94 109 9B pi O.

a coiurauh J)6. 200 B' a 8'-a 8'- 16 11 8'4 2ti' 6-6tiV, 25'zs -24' g-104 24' 38 -22 141 10 9 9 7n Berlin, June 29 An has been arranged with All- 111 60 lu 18 15 8 8 20 4' 8 but 18 36 19 86 20 '4 33 22-4 13 6 7 71 40 60 63 104 6 2 139 15 66 63 4 80 23 90 21 12 HH) 61 H) IIHI 3(H) 3(H) HIK I 21 HI NatRyMex 2d. Nat Steel 2... Nat Supply Nat Tea 1.... Nelsner Br Nevada Cop 1.

Newton Stl gemelne Deutsche Creditanstalt of Leipzig, founded in 1856 and the 6 ColUrap cl. ot 4ii 66 Col Carbon 6. 29 a) 13 Com Credit 2. 100 82 ColT cv pi 61. 2011 lu Coin solv VIOO 6 Com .40.

90 Couilliw pi 6. MKi 6 Cong a 'A in 1301) 17 CongresaCig 4. IOO aV. Kllm 9 'a 27 la 25' fi'4 5b' 4 24'4 31 24' a 104 23 38 22 1 1' 1 III 9 75' a 35 6tt t5 I HI' I 1 5 in 1.4' 4 56'4 8 351-4 Vs June earnings include operations ot German ani South African sub-MCrEi-ies of Rcyal Baking Powder for three months ended Arn'H 30, 1931 and 1930. and their Frnlbh subsidiaries for three months ended May 31.

1931, and for the three months ended June 30. 19.10. Royal Baking: Powder The Royal Baking Powder Company and subsidiaries In the six mosths ended June 30 had net income of $701,453, after depreciation, Federal taxes, equal, after preferred dividends, to 50 cents a share on 800,000 shares of common, against $674,977, or 7 cents a common share, in the first half of 1930. The above statement includes earnings of German and South African subsidiaries for six months ended April 20, 1930, and 1931. and Eng-nded June 30, 1930, and Ave months ended June 30, 1930.

and five months ended May 31, 1931. Laundry Machinery Company 'American Laundry Machinery Company for fix month ended June 30 had net profit, based on estimated inventories, of $277,365, after depreciation. Federal taxes, equal to 43 cents a share, par $20, on 644,754 shares, against $1,042,506, or $1.59 a share, on (IS1.722 shares in the first half of 1930. Warner Company Earnings For the first half of 1931 the Warner Company reports earnings, pfter depreciation and depletion charges, of $412,213, equal to 1.9 times bond interest. The balance after all prior charges, applicable to preferred dividend, amounted to $165,954 or approximately 1.7 times the first preferred dividend requirement for the half year.

Improvement was indicated by the June results, during which month bond interest and first preferred dividend, after all prior charges, respectively w'ere earned 4.6 times and 7.9 times. North American Trust Gain July sales of North American Trust Shares were to date 50 percent above June sales, which in turn were 35 percent above the sales In May, a low month for fixed trust sales. 'Agwi' Has Loss Of $12,652 for May 8'4- 'a b7'a-3'a lo Vs Ib's- '4 7's ttii Va ibvs- 't 1 Va 14 Va l's-2'g l2'a Va o4'a i' 100 largest private bank In tiaxony with capital of 40,000,000 marks, and the tbs lb 82' 4 16Va 74 etJ lo'a IVS I34 bOVs 12VJ 4'a saei hsische Htaatsbank. which Is Central 6147(H) NirCJiStL 6... KM) 13 30 16 18 5' 4 I' a 4 3.1 6ti 111.

i.ouoi'Ulu Ol 2. 2iAt 4. 7 83iat 82 Conaol Una 4. I I IOUIb Warner-Quinlan Has Loss for Quarter The Warner-Quinlan Company in the six months ended June 30 had net loss of $95,842, after Interest, depreciation, depletion, inventory adjustment arid including proportion of profit or loss of affiliated compunies and a nonoperating profit of $139,325, aRalnst a net loss of $167,361 in the first half of 1930. The June quarter net loss was $74,926, Including proportion of profit or loss of affiliated companies and a nonoperating profit of $11,013.

In the preceding quarter the net loss was $20,916 and including a non-operating profit of $128,312. In the June, 1930, quarter the net' profit was $143,196 after taxes and charges. Condc Nasi Reports The Condc Nast Publications in the six months ended June 30 had net income of $350,242 after charges and Federal taxes, equal to $1.12 a share, on 312,515 shares, against $857,428 or $2.68 a share on 320,000 shares outstanding In the first half Of 1930. The June quarter net profit was $134,736, equal to 43 cents a share on 312.515 shares, against $215,506 or 69 cents a share on 312,515 shares In the preceding quarter and or $1.04 a share oil 320.000 shares in the June quarter of 1930. June World Lead Production Down World production of lead in June was 120,240 short tons against in May.

131-926 in April and 150,541 in June, 1930, according to the American Bureau of Metal Statistics. Total production for the first six months was 807.244 tons against 926,837 In the first half of 1930. Uruguay Kxchange Takes Further Drop Montevideo, Uruguay. July 29 (TP) The peso slumped again today, being quoted at 46.15 cents. The depreciation of the peso was inexplicable In financial circles as it is guaranteed for more than 80 percent of Its face value by gold deposited in the official Banco Republics.

The liner Western Prince, sailing for New York yesterday, carried to meet equlrements of foreign exchange. CAM. MONEY KASY Call money renewed at 1 percent. Time money was dull and unchanged; 60 and 90 days, 1 to 1 percent; 120 days, 1 percent; 150 days, 180 days. to 2 percent.

Commercial paper was more active with prime names still at 14 percent. The bankers acceptance market was fairly active with demand good but supply poor. Asking rates were unchanged at 'a of 1 percent up to 90 days; 1 percent up in 120 days and 1 percent up to 180 days. Silver Steady Handy Harman quote silver, New York. 27 renls.

unchanged, and London 12 15-16 pence, 4 104 24'4 1 4 38 1 22'4 15 HI 4 35 6ti 1.7 1 lOVt 11V 5 lb.V-4 181 4 Mi'-a 66 8' 30 Vs 10 12' a 40 8'-a 30 'a 100 1.4IIO IIHI WK) 2(H) 2(10 I IIHI NYtjdtblL pl 6 6 NYNHrttH pf 'I Y. Ont Nortolk Boutn Nor to 12a. Noranda 16 82' 4 Ib's a ii' a 1 2' Ib'-s 14 u2'-a )2'4 oO 13 l'4 is 81 4 4, tilivs TVs 15' -a IVS a IOO IOO 11 Cons Launa 1. 26 CnKBCUb pl 6 V4 Cons rex'- 9 Cont 12H- 31 H) lll ftb.M) 94 119 13 217 29 90 67 11 60 l's IM)'a-1 1 'a -5 I0.V.3-)8 ti44 8 351-4- Vs- 1 4 Cont ba a A114. Can 2 a Cont Oil 18al Coul 14ltO 15 42 1 30 3 62-4 12 12 Bo 18 19 63 2 1 48 iMH) I24 I 47 'a 4 'a tiS'a lo's 38-s a 40'-a ,1) Nor Am 10a 7400 Nor Am pf 3.

IOO Nor Am Ana. IrtOO Nor Pacific 6. I6IHI Norwalk Tire. 100 obio on 1100 Oliver pi A. HKI Otis Elev 2.

IIHI l'4 48V-1 8 'a- 4 'a titVg 7g- 3g 3Vf4-2'4 I'-'g va 40'a nt 1 U2 -l'g 4 4vg- 2IS) 200 loo Duo 31 HI 9 4 I)' 4 consolidation which resulted in Standard Brands are becoming in 60 Cora Pr e. 6 Coty lne 12 Crex Carpet. 30 Crucible till. Cuba Can cuoanuuiu tu 35 CudahyPack 4 hj 4'iirfi, Plltl 4.. owned by the State of Saxony.

The merger means the extension of the Stale's guarantees to all debts of the Adca-Allgcmeine Deutsche Credi-tanstsl. Unlike the experience of the Darmstaedter und Nationalbank, withdrawal of credit from Adca was not large, being estimated at only 15 percent of the total, but In the past few years the bank has suffered substantial losses on advances to Saxon Industry, and since 1928 dividends have been at the rate of 5 percent annually, compared with 10 percent previously. The merger means strengthening of the Saxon banking structure and Improvement in credit facilities, although trade in Saxony is suffering severely under the general crisis. Although the State of Saxony probably will own a majority of shares In the new bank the position of shareholders of Adca has not yet been decided upon. 19 7 26 10 68 81 16 6 39i 36 creasingly ellertive seen in tha second quarter Income statement 1211 12' 3 40 40 8' 8' s- 'S 30Vi 3o )IS) lid) 2) HI 100 (it Otis Steel Owens 111 2.

showing net equal to 31 cents a 100 llb liJ's Curtiapu pt 1. ai share, against .10 in the first quar ter and .11 cents In the quar Jones-Laughlin Omits Its Dividend The Jones Sc Laughlin Steel Corporation omitted its quarterly dividend of 50 cents on common due at this time. Savafe Arms Cuts Rata The Savage Arms Company declared a quarterly dividend of 25 rents on comman payable Sept. 1, record Aug. 15, placing the stock on $1 annual basLs, aguinst $2 previously.

Six months net loss was $160,580 alter charges, against net loss of $52,662 in the first half of 1930, DfctRC OMISSION Deere ft Co. omitted the quarterly dividend of 30 cents on common due to be paid Oct. 1. The regular quarterly dividend of 35 cents on preferred was declared, payable Sept. 1, record Aug.

15. Lindsay' Light Fitra The Lindsay Light Company declared the usual extra dividend of 5 cents on common and the regular quarterly dividend of 15 cents on common, both payable Aug. 15, record Aug. $. Defer Preferred Dividend Directors of Oorham, voted to defer action on the quarterly dividend of 75 cents which is normally due at this time, on cumulative preferred stock.

RK KIY'LK PROMOTION Directors of the National City Bank of New York have appointed Murray S. Wilson a vice president, it was announced today. He has been an assistant vice president since February, 1929. He came to the bank as Indiana representative in 1918. 6' 2 Curtis Wngni I3ni u' 3 mm 4''S ter of 1910.

Chrysler held steady, all thinga xi 11 Davison considered with Us sponsors appar IfllMt II' 1 II II MM) 1 1 7 Va H7- 2M o4 u4 i.4 2 4M IM'-i IW4 li4 aV ently standing hy their favorim. loi lot't ui to riuo 102 46 ixiLacaatvy 4. ltta 140 Detroit ltd 8.. Pac Coast Pac to It 2.. Pac Light Packard 40 Para-Pub 2'.

Parmlea Tr Pathe Patha A Peerleaa Mot. Penick to 1 Auburn weakened again. General IhnJ I8V4 lVg 18V Motors held fairly steady around 3tti 37 and 37. There was little liquida 23 14 Dla Matcn 1. 28 24 UtaDlcn pi 1 13 d' Dome Mines 1 jt, 14 uominat 10.

21 17 itougAiro 'VVs Vs 1IV Vs 22'4 4 It 2 14 2Vg I l'g 22'4 iJ'l tion generally In the lower priced Issues which have been deflated for 2t'g I l'g 2l4 18 tl 84V ttVAJ 2410 UK) 23JO PenneyJU 2.40 1(HH) l(HH) some time. 78 61 Drug iuc a a 4'-3' hbVg 107 124 118 Dupont ab 6. 300 123Vs l'2oVs I23VS vs The abf.enee of any great amount ricaf Turn tr Inllnwing Pae 64 1, 69 11 60 2 8 4 46 39 84 10 25 12 18 72 1 37 27 8 39 20 26 7 71 96 102 1)8 106 The Atlantic, Gulf West In IIHI 2 2 2 I34HI 4H4 45' I 45 4 I l.MKI 62 51 61 -2' a 4000 7 7 7 'g WHHJ 3,41.1 22tg 2314 I- 4 24HI 2V 21 2'a 7(H) IVg I va la 200 3 3 3 900 39 3'-4 384-1 34' 3414 4' 79(H) 44Va 46 I '-4 HH) 7 1 '4 's HH) ll's I a II-S- 's 3IHI 7VS 'S t'-S 1 8 9(H) 8' 8 HH) 69 69 50 'i IIHI 4 4 4 IIHI 28'a 28'i IIHI Ill' III- lO'-'s- 2iai 3' a 3 a JOO )'-! lit III -I IIHI HI HI HI 4 IIHI 17' a I. a 17' 1- IIHI 3-4 3'n 3' a-- 4 HHHI t4 63 lg UVHI 78t 4 774 77-g-2' 4 21 Kl IOOa HHH-g KHM.4- IOO I I8 I IKVg 1 18' a-r 1' 4 tHHI I05 I- HKI 35g 34' 4 34'-s-2'a 8IHI 74 74- '4 6(H) 27' 27g 2'g- Vg 13 0 East IOO Ido-M 118 a.natmau a. tn.

140 21 UV4 fcalou A I do lb to 14 1 3H 48 2 1 3 2 28 28 42 a 1 6 4 68 25 10 2 18 6 14 2 56 72 86 10H 103 28 6 24 l3Hs-6- dies Steamship Company reports It. C. A. WINS POINT Judge Niclds In United Stales District Court of Wilmington handed down an order directing that additional particulars be filed by the 11 Independent radio tube corporations who have filed damage suits totaling $23,500,000 against Radio Corporation of America. Ceraiti anil rroiion Vs May deficit of $12,652, agalnr.t a sur oti 3' 4 Smelter Sells plus of $20,207 in June, 1930.

34' Kl AUlU Llla WOO 3'l 2 Kl Boat Co. Mai 3Vs SUV fclPUWdtU 1.1I7IMI 3 The consolidated statement, for May and five months rompgres as ab'g-i'j Copp )er at Penn 8. Petrolm 1.. Phelps Dd( 1. Phlla Read Phillips Plerce-Ar pi 8 Pierce Oil Plllsbury Fl 2.

Port RTA 2. PortoHTob M. pf Prairie to Prairie 3. Pressed Steel. 2 44).

Pub Serf 8.40. Pub Serv 6. Pub Serv 8. PtlHEU pl FullmsnCor 4. Pure OH Purity Bak 3..

49 r.l 8 tot Bat 2 n. 5.1' a V4. 4 BO 4 66 2 44 35 follows: rinctrolvtle ronner for 3Va ig 40 2814 4- Km Brandt a. SO KudJohnaon 8 27 EquitBdg 2. sllliwient sold last week al 7 rents MM) 4 21 HI 411 IOO 28'.

4 1 40 271 High. Low. CtOM. CIO40 Open. Wheal tl Ki.V'i 1.114 38s 3V 3b 63 Vs 4 40 28 14 35 4 43V 6A 24 2tt' IVa 26'i 312.346 50.307 a pound delivered toward the rnd nf last week and again Monday with a rustom smelter the seller.

Tht 200 14 a MT rnM 3.IJ7.n.n NpI. aftr Crons Inrome 173.SS2 Dfn. afier Uses and charger. 13, Aft? P'va months grots. Nat slfr depiee.

MO on.1 Orotg Income 1.3b5,S70 Burp, after tales and charges 38.195 14 1.111S 571 29 49 14 '4 palrbksU 1.80. SO Fed Lot 1 1I. ill. ir-HMUatS 120. l.saa.aos is the lowest puce that copper wai 30 H'S 43'.

I. 1.2S3.C13 66'-1' MSI 41 K) 64)0 40II 21 H) HIS) Mill ever soia at By a custom anielter or a producer. No copper has olrt below 7 4 (enls delivered since Men-day, so lar as can be learned a )4a W'-a Va 24 Va 27V4 I5'S 210 a Proilure KxciiHiife Storks 66 36 Fidelity 2.60 41 FlrslNutSl 2 Flsk Ttre 64 21 Fost to WO 2. 82 20 FourttlM 65m inii. tit.

lenv ailm IVm 241a 1 For five months th net income Is equal after dividend requirements 27V4 KK) on 108,000 shares of percent pre While there was some nlckun Radio Radio si I 1 01 SI Tucsdav in ffirrlcn sales, exnnrt Ifttg- 25'--lH 43 Va 22 Freeport Tea 3 2100 erred to $1.15 a share on 150,000 Shares of common, against $4.89 a share on 199.512 common shares 50 51 50 SIS 51 50 .11 50 ji' M), 54 55 54 55 55 69 68 58', 67'a 58 60 51 49 50V 49', 43 45 43 44 4J a 22 23 23 23 22 24 24 33 24 24 26 SB. 26 26', 26 Rye- 32 3.1 32 3.1 .14 .151. 34 35 34 38 .19 .18 Lard July 7 7 jM 175 sales ihls morning again were prac 68 11 65 27 60 24 61 29 46 30 1 19 10 3" 4 tically nil Domestic buvintr nlsia evfter dividend requirements on 429 shares of 5 percent prelerred. 8'et. Hleh.

Iw. 1pm, Admlr Alas I oil 1 VJ 1 01 Oct At un Tun eaitle Bird inn 3 11 15 1 19 Fuel Oil Motor. If 1 3 .1 Int Rust Inn. BOO 0 )J 0 .71 0 .11 Kllfnn Mining, inn 5 i Kfvtnne r. 1 in 3 3 05 vs'-haa Mto-s.

-is a is Nor Am T- en tmo 4 4 Wave rel.l.VM 1 Va inn i i i iip-r. a inn s. i Tr si nu a inn is I I i inn in ii TOTAL Al.r atotta 14 hj 1 12 81 11 87 17 37 6 10 37 17 38' i I34 30 Kit 43 6 a '4 a' 4 l-t ID' iMH's 13V I (IVg 4.1 ri a a. 4 12' 29'-g I g- 1 37 -2' a Ilia 4- i 3tt 4 19'- 14 4 1 1 t) I '4 8-4 a'4 II -1 29'4- Radlo-K-O Railway Bee 4. RaybesM 2 60.

Reading lat 3. Real Silk H. fifla Co Rem Rand Pro Mot .40. Rep SI I Rep Stl Pi. 6m a i HI IIHI IIHI HKI IIHI HKI IOO 170(1 lot) It, Gardner 200 52', oenAlauk 4 I0OO I1 a 47 )6'4 UenAsplialt USD 20 25 17 Oen Baking 2.

I'l VIM 4 Oen Bronie H) S' 54 3d oen Fleo 1.60 4( 12 11 (Ten Fl apl JO IOOO 1 114 4a Of 1400 4R' 4 Is small sa. tl tl no Interest being shoan bv consumers Some small lots sold Tuesday at 7 "i rents delivered and custom smelters again ara asking 7'. Producers continue: to hold at 8 rent deliv. Is 10'- 7S IIV4 4SU1 Ou Winrkelmann. general superintend tii rriiovi.

urtMNt.s i Fsrningji nl 101 te'enhrme rnmpenlea renoriing to me ie Commerce communion compere follows. i inn Mae gro. TO 1161 34 V4 Oner ininme 1.1 r.n mnmh. iraoll) V7J 7J 4B4T1sia Over, (M tl4.l73.37t aiivs-ivn ot rjtanl fr Plcherd Hellmtnn, and Vaxwell Hnitae Inr nas n't 48V- reen alerlerl vire heee wn aub aidlartea nf fVneral Food 1 Corporation. ered..