By courtesy of Swan, Culbertson & Fritz Trading on the Stock Exchange today lightened as market leaders received a moderate setback on profit taking. However, some selective buying continued to be in evidence. Carloadings for last week are estimated to be a new record for the year. General Cable's recapitalization plan has been abandoned. Vanadium is expected to earn upwards of $1.00 per share for the third quarter. }xpaking the net for nine months about $3.50 per share, against $3.25 cents for the full year in 1939. Domestic airlines' revenue in passenger miles during the month of August was 63 per cent, ahead of last year. Great Northern Railway's August press earnings are placed at $11,500,000, the highest this year. President Sloane of General Motors estimates 1941 model production at 10 per cent. over 1940.
Stocks:—The technical action of the market was encouraging in face of less favourable European developments.
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