davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-28
Boys Program

THE BENDETSON NETZORG
SCHOOL VIII present am All
Boys program Feb. $ al SIS q m
Evening star., 1944-01-27
Chicago Livestock

hogs: 100000; total. 10000; slow on
weights over 200 pounds, active on lighter
weights; good and choice 200-230 pounds
steady to 1875: few 300-33O pounds,
unevenly $3.50 cents higher, these moving
up to support price of 1878. but most
such hogs included in holdover: few 800
800 pounds. 12.65-13.00: weights under
200 pounds. strong; 160-l9O pounds,
II .5O-l3.50 sows steady: good and choice
35o-55o pounds. IL .s5-12 10: choice 800
pounds, to 12.25; estimated around $4,000
salable cattle. 5000: salable calves, 500.
strictly good and choice steers and yearlings
scarce, steady; medium to average good
grace predomlnating in crop, these slow,
weak to 25 lower; bulk heifers weak to 25
on: only sorted choice lots steady: cows
were under severe pressure, 15 to 25 down,
and bulls showed comparable decline.
vealers scarce, firm at 13OO-l5 90: best
fed, steers, 1880: few loads l5.5O-i6 20:
ouik, 13.25-15 so; best heifers, 1850:
culter cows, 7.75 down: Gamers, ESQ.,
6;;75: not many sausage or beef bulls above
li.2o; light bulls. 8.00-9.5 weighty me-
dium grade bulls selling at l0.00-iO 70. so;
stockers scarce, slow, firm.
erstes Ssls0ls scslys sheep 5000 total $500 mod
Neaeg SteaSy deur loads good and choice FED
35; top. 1885, on one load: two loads
light lambs at 1910 graded largely good:
deck good and choice 1O1 -pound fall
shorn fed lambs, 15.40; two loads medium
and good around 81 pounds weight, 1865:
two loads good fed Western ewes carrying
a an medium end. $40 straight. load mixed
Gull to medium ewes. 7.25 straight.
Evening star., 1944-01-27
Stock Prices Uneven
In Narrow Range;
Liquors Gain
BY VICTOR EUBANK,
Associated Press Financial Wrs.er.

NEW YORK, Jan. 27.-Specialties
notably liquors, enjoyed a mild re-
covery bender In today's stock mar
ket while many leaders elsewhere
were unable to raise much of a
comeback thirst.
Earnings. actual and prospective
in addition to another batch OF
relatively pleasing dividends, pro-
vided the principal props for IA
vorites. Rails, though, had to con-
tend with sizable drop in De-
cember income for most roads.
Handicaps persisted in tax doubts
fears of Allied squabbles over the
Russlan-Polish dispute and con-
tinued occupation of Wall Street
with the War Bond drive.
Argentine dollar loans did vel
but shares that were stimulated re.
Gently by the republics divorce from
the Axis held to a narrow groove
Trends were mixed at the start
Fractional irregularity prevailed
near the close although there were
a few swings of to 2 points either
way. Dealings were slow at inter-
walls and transfers approximated
100000 shares.
Park g. Tilford and United Mer-
chants Manufacturers touched new
peaks for 1943-44. In front most
of the time were Schenley, Ameri-
can Distilling plain" Electric Pow
er g. Light preferreds and J. c. Pen
ney Steels were about unchanged
Inclined to slip were Shrysler, Santa
Fe, Southern Pacific, Western Union
"A", Montgomery Ward and Du-
pont.
Domestic corporate bonds were
as ragged as stocks. . "a
Evening star., 1944-01-27
Business Briefs
Bank Clearings in % leading cit

Bank Clearings in % leading cities
totaled $9,556, ,283 900 in the week
ended January 26, compared with
S9,232 BAT 900 in the previous week,
an- were 29.8% above $7,363, 1877 900
In the like 1912 period, reported Dun
& Bradstreet, Inc.
Industrial Activity declined slight
ly in December from the record Oc-
tober-N November level, chiefly as a
result of reduced steel and chemical
outputs, the Federal Reserve Board
announced. The boards seasonally
adjusted index fell points to 245 90
of the 1853 average.
Freight Loadings in the week ended
January % totaled 1922 cars, a
gain of 22qo from the previous week
and 1850 above a year ago, the AS
sociation of American Railroads an
nounced
Proctor e. Gamble Co. earned $1O,-
405, 400 or S1.57 share in six months
ended December 81, compared with
S10,194,515 or $154 a share in the
same 1912 period.
Remington Rand, Inc, earned 81
B25 533 or SIPS a share in nine
months ended December 81, COM
pared with $3,324,30O or $155 a share
in the same 1912 period.
Savage Arms Corp. net for 1943
was $1,0l8,182 or $152 a share,
against 81 Sal ,967 or s2,45 a share in
1912, a preliminary report stated.
Inland Steel Co. earned $10,81O,-
STA or S662 a share in 1943, COM
pared with $10,721 1878 or S6.57 a
share in 1912. The 1943 net is sub
Ject to final audit.
United States Leather Co. profit
for the fiscal year ended October
81 was ST ,063 1881 or $3.50 a share on
class A stock, compared with ST.
420,361 or So cents common share
in the preceding year.
Freeport Sulphur Co. earned $2,-
483,465 or $310 a share in 1943,
compared with $2,436,655 or S305 a
share in 1912.
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe re-
ported 1943 net income of S65, $780,
748 on gross of s471,119015, COM
pared with $83,547,6 500 on 1851, 49,
$50 in 1912.
Southern Pacific reported net
income of $77,242,817 in 1943, COM
pared with 02,501,8 $40 in 1943
Gross was $597 ,367 ,419 against $472,-
748,816, but taxes were $126, ,719, 900
against $76,S45 900.
Southern Railway net for 1943 was
was 23,528,58 against $50, 1885, ,876 in
1912. Two years figures for major
subsidiaries: c. N. o. g. T. P, $4,-
700,164 against $3,432 ,478; Alabama
Great Southern, $3,710,994 against
s3,042,267; New Orleans g. North
eastern, s1,446,926 and $1,11O,448;
Georgia Southern, s780,290 against
S644,270.
Delaware, Lackawanna e. West
ern Railroad net for 1943 was $4,-
688,759 or $2.78 share, against S.
49, ,485 or $3.05 a share in 1912.
Massachusetts, Investors Trust re-
ported net asset value at the end
of 1943 was 5000 on each Of g.
850,013 shares, compared with 1859
on each Of 6,4l0,210 shares a year
earlier,
Compania Swift International di-
rectors have been asked by Presi-
dent Joseph Hanson to declare a
special dividend of so cents share
in United States money in addi-
ton to the regular quarterly divi-
dend of so cents a share when the
board meets tomorrow
Standard Car Mfg. Co.
elected Thomas P. Gorter vice
president. Since 1928, Mr.. Gorter
has been in charge of the firms
Washington car sales Office and for
the last two years he has been as
sistant vice president. He was born
and educated in Baltimore.
Evening star., 1944-01-27
Seq Food Prices Cut
In Baltimore Area
Py the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 27.-Prices of
fresh fish and sea food will be rolled
back from 10 to Is per cent In the
Baltimore metropolitan area by fixed
ceilings effective today, the State
Office of Price Administration esti-
mated.
The new OPA ceiling prices set
fixed retail ceilings on II varieties OF
sea food, fiat cents-per-pound rate
in Baltimore which may vary slight
ly in other regions in ratio to trans
portation costs, the Office said.
Retail prices of fish jumped LOG
per cent in Baltimore during Sep
tember, the OPA said.
Evening star., 1944-01-27
Home Loan Bank Cites
Active War Role Of
Building Groups
BY EDWARD c. STONE.

During 1943, building and loan
association members of the Fed
eral Home Loan Bank Of Winston
Salem, including 81 in Washing
ton. sold approximately $4,000 900
in War Bonds to the public and
held Government obligations ag-
gregating IL per cent of their total
assets in their own portfolios, O.. K.
La Rogue, president of the bank,
reported to the stockholders yes
terday.
The Winston Salem bank dis
bursed 167 advances aggregating
$l9,886, ,450, or $119,080 each, COM
pared with 268 advances aggregat-
ing $11,363,l25, or an average OF
$4,000 each in 1912. The 1912 re-
duction was $15,o47 ,008 against $4,-
938,222 in 1943, the report showed.
On December 81, Of the 405 build
ing and loan associations, only 64
members were borrowers. \
In 1943 average advances out
standing amounted to $8,600,000
producing net income of $780,
$50; while in 1912 advances totaled
$22, 100000, producing net income
of $456,588.
Meem Lauds Women Workers.
In his recent annual report, Har-
ry G. Meem. president of the Wash
ington Loan & Trust Co., stated
that the bank had much larger
proportion of women in the per-
sonnel during 1943, and for the
first time elected a woman to be
an assistant trust officer. Women
have proven very satisfactory in
the fields assigned to them, he
said.
Mr.. Meem reported a sharp in
crease in deposits, decrease In
loans, and heavy purchases of Gov
ernment securities during the year;
also large sales of War Bonds to
the public. The trust department
had one of the best years on record
while the demand for safe deposit
boxes far exceeded the supply
Friends Mourn Jacob Scharf.
Jacob Scharf, an officer of the
Second National Bank, who died
Tuesday, aged 80 years, will be
missed by great many friends who
dealt with the Seventh street
branch, where he was located for
nearly so years. 1t would have
been so years on April !.
During his banking career Mr..
Scharf saw Washington grow from
a small town to a big city" When
asked about the purchase of stocks,
he always advised investing only
in stocks of corporations which
produce essentials" His friends
say they never went wrong on that
advice.
Postwar Decline Forecast.
DR.. Paul O'Leary, managing direc-
tor of the Research Institute of
America, addressing District of Co.
lumbia Control of the Controllers
Institute of America at the Carlton
last night, said that when the war
ends, the country faces withdrawal
from spending of approximately 80
billion, employment of approxi-
mately 100000 more workers than
in 1910, contract termination and
settlement, labor readjustment and
demobilization. He predicted a
sharp postwar decline or depression
immediately following the war.
Garfinckel 512 per cent preferred
sold at 26a4 and 267s on the Wash
ington Stock Exchange today, the
last price new 1914 high. Lanston
Monotype, at 3911, was up y points
from the last 1943 sale.
Evening star., 1944-01-27
American tobacco Co.
Declares Extra Of d
Is Gents a Share j,
By the Associated Press.

by IIIt HSsuCIHttu FEtSS.
NEW YORK, Jan. 27.-The Amer
lean Tobacco Co. today announced
declaration of an extra dividend OF
Is cents share and the regular
quarterly dividend of rs cents a
share on common and common "B"
stock, both payable March / to
holders of record February 10. .
George w. Hill, president, said:
"Our earnings for l943 permit us
to pay this extra dividend in this.
quarter" A similar extra payment
was made March / last year.
Evening star., 1944-01-27
Wushinqton Produce

From the War Food Administration
Prices paid net fob. Washington.
EGGS-Market irresular. Prices paid
for Federal-State graded eggs received
from gradins stations (January 271
grade A. medium. SO; U S. grade B, large,
81. Browns. u: S.: grade A., large, 1914;
SO; average 35h: D. s. grade B, large,
36-37; average. 36h. Mixed colors, u S.
grade c, 80. Current receipts. nearby un-
graded eggs, whites and mixed colors, So
81. Receipts, Government graded eggs, 266
- LIVE PoULTRY--Market firm, Receipts
(permitted transportation charges included
according to mileage). Broilers and fryers,
Evening star., 1944-01-27
New York Cotton

advanced today on trade buying and hedge
lifting against textile contracts.
. Additional buoyancy was derived from
the anticipated purchase of 332, 900 bales
Of cotton in the open market by the F. s
e. c. for lease-lend shipment. Hedge sell
ing AGAINST larger sales in Southern spot
markets furnished the contracts.
Late afternoon prices were 20 to %
cents bale higher. March, COLL; May
1878 and July 1914
Evening star., 1944-01-27
Lower Net Reported
By Central of JERSEY
By the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, Jan. 27.-The Gen.
tral Railroad of New Jersey reports
net income Of $712,859 on gross
operating revenue Of $62,974,869 in
1943, compared with q net income
OF $5,046,664 on gross of $57, 7,446,-
TAB for 1912.
The company reports a deficit for
December, 1943, of $769,894 on a
gross of $4,754, 1866, compared with a
net income of $740,181 on a gross of
$4,897 ,008 in December, 1912.
Evening star., 1944-01-27
Construction Awards
Larger During Week
BY the Associated Press

BY the ASS0cIated Press.
NEW YORK, Jan. 27.-Engineer-
ing construction awards this week
amounted to 241,000, compared
with S25,500,000 in the preceding
week and SAL, 1855 900 in the like
period of 1943, Engineering News
Record announced today.
Evening star., 1944-01-27
Bituminous Output Dips

Bituminous coal production in the
week ended January % approx
mated l2,670,00 net tons, compared
with 12,750,000 in the preceding
week. but was 13.1 per cent above
II 100000 in the like 1942 period, the
National Coal Association estimated.
Evening star., 1944-01-27
Market AVERAGES
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. Jan. 81 0P-Foreign ex-
change rates follow (Great Britain in
dollars. Others in cents):
ket 1Qis per cent discount. or S9.s1h4
cents, Down .06i4 of cent.
Europe Great Britain official buying
4 02, selling 4.04
Latin America: Argentina free 25 90.
unchanged; Brazil, free, 5.2On; Mexico
20. 65n.
All oficial rates unchanged
n Nominal
Evening star., 1944-01-27

ll:O0 am l35 76o 1900 Noon asa oeo
100 p.m 35S 40 200 pm A24 $50
tUnit Of trading. 10 shares; sales printed
being reorganized under Bankruptcy Act,
or securities assumed by such companies.
Rates Of dividends In the foregoing table
are actual disbursements based on last
quarterly or semt-anuual declaration. Un-
less otherwise noted, special or extra divi-
dends ID. ., are are. not included xEx dividend;
or stock. eDeclared or paid so far this
year. ( Payable in stock. Paid last year.
Payable in Canadian funds. Accumu-
lated dividends paid or declared this year.
Evening star., 1944-01-27
N. Y. Bond Market
fFufntshed ~ the Assoetste1 Pfees.)
SELECTED LIST OF BONDS

0IInt T&T IS IS o1A
Jam FAC As 80 66h
K c IT SC As 80 90
4lLeh v H T IS 64 6oM
otLV Is zoos st r. 47A
Y Leh v 4tzs zoos %oA
L|Leh v As 2003 50
IslLou & Ark IS 90 1854
= L&N 3s 80 st L. o6A
tManati 9 As 81 -
.Mil 6p NV As ~ 81
. MilStL IS 90 - 1o@A
( lMdkSL As 40 1924
zlMSPSSM5 las 40 az
SlMSPSSMc4s 80 81
mkt IS 81 A. 70
mkt ai IS 81 4lM
OIM-K-T 4kas 7S 80
zlM-K-T LIST $500 81
4IMo P FMS 40 1oM
AtMo P IS 65 A 1884
AlMo P gen As rs 23A
= tMoh q M As 81 64iA
SIMor g. E 4kas SIS 40
lMor&E3 Ias20O0 53M
5s 81 l16N
1lNOTM 8 1as 81 ~
5s 56 76N
blNYC RI 5s 2030 67A
hINYC 41as2013A GIN
4 NYC en- As % 65h
= INYC cv 3Ks 90 o0h
3hs S 81 80
4 hINYChSL 8 " STA looih
hlNYChSL 4has7S 69sh
my Dock As 81 oo4b
q |NYGELHP 6s4S 1l5H
AIN Y L q W As rs 73A
NYNHH 6s a. 52h
AINYNHH os 40 95ih
NYNHH 4Has 81 5o3A
NYNHH As IS A7h
3hs Sc 46ih
RI 4s 90 oN
A1NY Stm 3Ias SO 1904
& NYWB 41zs 40 22h
A Norf 8 5s 2014- Aih
4 Norf s 4Has 9S-. 05iA
4 Nor P es 2047 66iA
Nor p IS 2047D 73h
4 Nor P 4Has 2O47.67A
4 Nor P As 81 eS
= Nor P IS 2O47-- SEA
4 O&L Ch As 4S-- 1874
4 Ohio Ed As 65 lo5lA
& Pac GEE IS IL 1o4A
blP GE 3As 81 1loh
4 Pat g. P @ 5s 40 ll5A
4 Pen RR 4bbsd70 1904
4 Pen RR 4HsS4E 1o7iA
q Pen RR 3As 70 100
Peoria g. e As 60 5oM
4 Peo q Elm As 80 26M
Marc IS SO 90
& Pere N 4hss0- 90
& Phi r c I 6s 40 20
& Phil Nor IS So loAA
Phil Ry As 81 1oAh
PWVa 41as5S A 63H
4 Port G E 4las 601ol
Pub seq 3s r. 1o7
4 Redg 4Has 81 A 0eN
y Rep Stl AIS 81 1854
blRio CIR w As 80 6eh
Y Rio Or w As 40 47N
AIStLSF IS so B. ALA
tlStLSF 4 VS. rs. 32A
As so A 57A
\ lStLSW RI 5s 30 43M
4 AlStPKCSL4Kas41 33A
lSea AL c 6s As 36A
bISea AL As 30 st 54ih
AISea AL RI As So II
$50 Pac 4hs 6S-. Tan
Also Pac RI As 55- 9Sh
also Pac cit As 40. 97A
SoPac4HasOr77- 7SiA
Sou Ry 61as 56 100
bl Sou Ry en- IS "a 100
" Sou Ry gn 4s Sc TN
vi Sou Ry M IS 90 lob
Y std o NJ IS 61- 1o5iA
kIT g. P IS 70 c IS
AIThird Ave Is go TN
Iva E&P 3Has SO 11oiA
4hs 81 6o7t
AlWabash As II 1o2H
lWalworth As 55 96M
West Sh As 1851 63B
VI West Md As So 91A
Pac 1st 5s 46 81
West Un 5s so 1o2
Whl Stl 3has SO S3ih
hl Wilson Co 3s So 1o3lh
lQlA
Evening star., 1944-01-27
.Odd-Lot Declines

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 81 R.-The Be.
curities Commission reported today these
dealers or. SPECIALISTS on the New YorI
Stock Exchange for January %: 1926
purchases involving 107, ,725 shares; 3.431
short sales involving 1926 shares.
Evening star., 1944-01-27

! HEA6ON S.Us
gas 53-51- 1o6 3
NEW YORK CITY,
3s 80 1921
FOREIGN. 80,
Argt As ~ Feb 05
Arg 4Kas II o24
Austral Ans So 0o3
Brazil IS Al :. 3
Buen A 4hs IT. 90
Canada IS So 1o2i
Norway As SO -
Peru 1st IS 80 16l
Rio de j 6 N $50 31l
Rio G dos 6s 6S 81
Urug nj 4hs 70 6o1
DOMESTIC. 30
Abit PIP SIS 53st 72I
Am&FP 5s 2O3C 6oI
Am IGC 5 5Has 40 1o3I
Am T&T 3As6l lo73
Am T&T 3s So l15z
Am Tob 3s 81 1o@l
Am WV E 6s 75 100
Ann Arb As 95- 0ol,
ATSF As 95 121I
Atl & Bir As 33 S2l
ACL 1st As SO 02s
ACL cit As ST. o1l
ACL 4 hs "a - 733
B&O 1st m 4S-- e3z
B&O 95 A - ~
B&O CIV Co.,. 343
B&O As 4S Gil
BOPLEWV4s51- rs
BIO s w 30 5o3
Bost Me 4hs 70 5@l
Bost Me Is 60 IS
Buf Rep 81 st 40I
B c r g. N 5s 81 "a
Bush T B IS go 81
Can N IS SO Jy 1o6l
Cen Ga 5s SO c. Isl
Cen G en- IS As AT
Cen @ 1st IS As 0o3
Cen Ga M IS 46 3oi
Cen Pac 5s so co.
Cen p 1st As 40 1o1l
ICRR&BG 5s AZ ~
C RR N ] 5s 81 3l3
IC RR N J 4sS7 -. 3o3
| Chi a. Alt IS 40 24z
CB&Q IS II A.. o73
| CB&Q 4Has IT, 92l
| CB&Q g As 58- 1o23
lC & e ! inc 81 SIS
| CGW 4 " S 203S 533
Chi In&S As So o2I
| CI&L gn 6s 66-- Ill
CI&L gn 5s 66-. 1z3
| CMSPP IS rs sA0
| CMSPP IS 1000 Isl
| CMSP 41as 80 c 7e3
| CMSP gn As So 773
| C&NW IS 2O37- 523
| C&NW 4As 81 693
| C&NW 4As 40 IA
| C&NW As ST. SO
Chi Ry 5s 81 7el
GRIP 4hs 52 A. A5
GRIP 4 " S 60 81
lCRIP As SS 67z
GRIP RI As "a 4ol
Gin UnT3 1as II 100!
CCCSL 4Hzs TT ga
CT U T 5s 73 6o7
CT U T AIS IT. e4i
Col G IS 81 1o4l
Conn RP 81 SOL 1loi
ICON Gig 3As SO 1o2
Con Ed 3fas 4S- 1o@z
Cons P 3las 20 I'LL
IDel d Hud As 90 81
ID&RG As Sc an
ID&RGW IS So 3,
ID&RGW SIS 7S- -
lDuq 1t 3hs 65- 100
e P g. s w IS 65 3d.
Erie 4hs 2015-- So,
Fonda 80 I'D la
|Gen st c B u s 4'lo2,
IGa g. Ala IS 45 rs,
Let Nor 4hs77E 1ooi
IG B g. W deb B. Is
Hud c IS 90 A S0i
H & M in IS 81 20,
&c As 52---. 66
&c As SO s.
&c 4A4s SO - 50,
ICCSL 5s SO A. 63i
Int g N IS SO 10
Int GN1st6s62 81
Int GIN 5s 56 B 46,
lint TLT AIS 20 TAI
Evening star., 1944-01-27
United States Treasury Position

Barbados recently obtained ships
to export its molasses and sugar.
Evening star., 1944-01-27
Chicaro Caah MARKET

Cnlcago Cash MARKET.
ley, mating. 2Se1 aa .44 nomlnai; no 1i feed, FED.
1.1s-1 .22s. nominal. Field seed. per 100
pounds Timothy, zig $3.50; 90, nominal; red
81 80, nominal; sweet clover, 1880. NOM
Evening star., 1944-01-27
Dividends Announced

NEW YORK, Jan. ~ Rj.-Dividends
declared:
Pc Stock of Pay
Rate riod. record. able
Evening star., 1944-01-27

10 A1Soctateo Press.D
My ISSUES CHANGED
IEv1OUS DAY
20 oiIntM&Chem VIZ 9
~ IIntl Pet HI. 16iA |
Inter Pow pf GA |
- Kirby Pet log 50
A1A
- Lake Sh h.s0--- l3h |
- Long Isl Light Ia |
NIMemph N G iAg- 3A |
"a MidSP A vtc.51e 6M |
Midi o CIV pf TX 8 |
midland Stl 2 2o1b |
NlMinM&M .4Og- S5N |
DIMolybdnum n 9iS !
nlM l. Hop hi SO 16
MAT Rub Mch l. 1ll4 |
MAT Steel Car Is
e Nebr Pw pf TIA
;" Nept Met A Lg- IA |
A .26k. TA
'7'iNEPA So pf TX 4s3b
N j Zinc iae 56N
N Mex d Ariz-- 2M
N 2 Pol pf p 11~
:" "NYSE&Gpf5.l0.1 1o9iA
N Y Wat Svc pf- STA
Mag Hud Pv--- IA
|, a Mag Il Pw ] pf- II
Tin Hud Pw % pf. 50
.,M N A L&P pf---1o5
!, T,|Northeast Air L. 03<
''1nzlNor st Pwr A. eh
q Ohio Ed pf e. lila
Pac Pol pf z 1o2
{ pf A lao 32h |
!, 'n Penn P&Lpf = 100
,TIPepperell 10 129
M PharisT&R .30g. J |
'M Phil El P pf 2 33h
"a Phoenix Secur 23l1
Pitts e. L z 5g-- 5SIz
: - Polaris Mng ga
r. Pug Sd P&L.30e 11B
- PS Pal 5 pf B. 96ss |
pyle-NQt la 11A
,M Quaker o pf 6--153iz |
= Raymond C la. 15M |
shISt Regis Paper. Ai1 |
~ hISalt Dome Oil 8 |
sL LIScullin Stl l 12g- 1oiA |
Sherwin w s. 93h
n.Solar Mfg. BOG AA
s Sonotone 90 2lA |
NlSoss Mfg h4g--- IA |
u Stand Cap & g.. 81
zSIStein A & Co L. bh |
IL SterlingInc log l11 |
J B 1ae- 64s |
Sullivan NJ Ag 1854
l., Sun Ray D .s0a- 13M
,E Technicolor laR- i
IL Tex Oil&Ld.4O- 6M
ElTodd Ship 3g 50
= MlTrans-Lux.10g- AZ
70 Tubize Ray Ae- 16A
IL Tung-Sol .20g 6A
II Udylite C .20g-- 3h
lUnexcel Mf.50-. $50 |
~ lUtd Chem .70g 15ih |
iL UtgCgWSpf1A Ak IS
* NlUtd 1t & P pf 50
pf Sc 90
illus Foil B .30g 6A
u US Graphite szg 9iA
ib Univ Cool B. - 2h
u Util Eouit pr &c. 75h
lvenezuela Pet eA
AlW Va C&C hg-. 81
Ltd.1s6g ~
ls In the foregoing table
ments based on the last
nnual declaration. On
d. special or extra div
. A1eA avfrn ~
Evening star., 1944-01-27
Washington Exchunoe

SALES
Garhnckel 5h% pfd.-20 at 26s4, 10 at
261s.
Capital Transit Co.-6O at 2s74.
Lanston Monotype-20 at 39Ia
Evening star., 1944-01-27
N. Y. Curb Market

Furnished b. the
LIST INCLUDES ONL'
FROM PREl
200,
Aero s B lag-- 3B
Air Invest t---- z
Allied Prod "a 23A
Alum Ltd hSa-- 0oA
Alum Co Am 1g- 29Hl
Am & F p VT 1hl
Am G d e 1.60a 26N
Am Gen .15g 5iA
Am 1t g. T 100 IL
Am Repub iJas IL
Am Spw lst Of - lluA
Am Super pf 16B
Ang-Wupp .20g- AZ
Ark Nat Gas A 3Al
Ark P L pf z -; 1904
Art Met w .6Oa- ga
Att c Fish Ag--- 6hl
Atlas D F L. , |
Baldwin W. 6Stl
BasicRefrac 40. 5
Berk & Gy p /
Blauners .40e-- J
Bliss (EW) l. 1~I
Blue Ridge .05g- z
Bourjois 75e-- IL
BrazTrac h1Ag- LISA
| Britain Oh. HI. 10h|
Brwn F Dist =. 21MI
Buff N d e P pf. 15Al
Buff N&EP 5pf- oeihl
BunkHiu&S he- oAI
Callite T .10e - 81
Catlin Am .10g-. ~I
Cessna Air liz 6tI
Chi Riv&M sec TA|
Childs pf g. 21iAl
Cities Service 14isl
Cities Serv pf -. 9@izl
Clev El 1llum .. 81
Colon Develop 5AI
Colonial Air --- 1l4I
Col G&E pf g.. S7Al
CG Bal pf C A 1o6
Cons Stl Cp l4e 9iAI |
Cooper-Bess1 i7s 12lA
Crown DRUG. log az
Cub Atl Sug 1g-. 1885,
Cuban Tobac--- 5lAl |
Derby Oil - SIS
Det M Stv .30g-. 4
Duro-Test log 3ht
DuvalTexS / lag o4sI
East G&Fpf AK. 33H
EG&F prpf4.5O- 6o1t
81 Bd & Share ~
El BIS pf g. 91A
El B&S pf 8 - e9iA
El P&L I'd pf A. 50
EqitCp S3pf SAX. 33A
Eversharp .55e- 1914
Ford Can B hi 2oA
Gilchrist Ne 1oA
Glen Aid c 1.60. 1A4s
Godchaux A lie 80
Godchaux B -. 9ihl
Gray Mfg eH
Hazeltine 2Eag-- 20
Hecla Mining l. 81
Heller WE .40a- 9ih
Hollinger h.65-- 1oM
Holophane .30e- 15h
Humble Oil .56g 3oAI
III Power 6iA
Imp o re h.50 liza
IndP&L pf5 rs 1ooN
Indus Fin pf- 20
ms C N A 2.50A 7oA
Init Indus 3hl
Rates Of dividends 1
are ANIMAL dishurseme q
Evening star., 1944-01-27

United States Rubber Co., through
an investment in capital stock, has
become associated with Compania
Croydon del Pacifico. leading rubber
manufacturer of Colombia.
Evening star., 1944-01-27
Chicago Grain

CHICAGO. Jan. 81 .R.-Good rains over
the winter wheat belt and announcement
February Offset one another as price,
making influences in grains today. The
market held around yesterdays close most
Local traders sold at the start on the
moisture news. but the. market showed .
crate, AS result, traders took to the buy
ing side and quotations advanced slightly
above the previous close
Wheat closed UNCHANGED to n hieher:
May, 1.71A: oats were ss-h higher: May,
7SH; rye was Hp A-A: May. 1.31h-A.
Evening star., 1944-01-27

Rates Of dividends in the foregoing table
quarterly or semi-annual declaration. Un-
less otherwise noted special or extra div
idends are not included. Also extra or
Payable in stock E Declared or paid so
far this year b PAYABLE in Canadian funds
k Accumulated dividends paid or declared
warrants.
Evening star., 1944-01-27

.Ex dividend. tPlus extras. e2% extra.
q 5000 extra. l0c extra. p Paid in
1913: $1,000 extra.
Evening star., 1944-01-27

FURNISHED b. the Associated PFessJ
LIST INCLUDES ONLY ISSUES CHANGED
FROM PREVIOUS DAY