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The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-11-17

Detroit Cash Grain
WHEAT-No. !. red, $l.70A.
MALTING BARLEY choice new.
$lA5-l-52; needles. Sl.Os.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-11-17

Tai, .rr~f p,-.,r.s ,, cots d Aro1o' O-,r.s. r-S' r-
Evening star., 1944-03-01
Chicuqo Livestock

CHICAGO, March lPt tWFA) ).-Sala BILE
hogs. $4,000: total, 26,OoO: fairly active,
strong on all weishts; sows. 5-1o hisher
good and choice 2O0-330 pounds, I3. 1890;
.op. 1890; few good and choice 17O-I9O
pounds. l2.75-13.75: medium to good 100.
i90 pounds. .00-l3 90: good and choice
5O0-550 pound sows, 13.15-4O: good clear
ance.
Salable cattle, 10000: saIable calves
SSnu: largely fed steer and yearlins run;
killing quality improved: trade Steady
active on both local and outside ACCOUNT
TOP TOP LOO 16o paid for loads ineludins
SeveEal Ss Loads Loads at l6.75-s5: bulk. l:..S5-
Io.3 stock cattle very scarce rrm
NaCShter heifers also on frm side a,
SOL 90; best. 1878. with strictly
choice kind absent; cows and bulls strong
10 cents higher vealers steady: cows and
oulis very scarce: cutter cows, 90 down:
strictly good beef cows to 1900: little sell.
ing above l ! 90, however: weighty sausae,
and beef bulls. 11.50-1225: practical tor
down i"oo
Salable sheeI, 4 900: total, 4 900: nc
carry sales except Western lambs, bidding
steady TO strong, asking hiGher or above
1925 on good and choice grades: scattered
small lots medium to choice native lambs
FULLY steady at 15.0O-16.00: sheep steady
Two loads common around l10-pound aged
western ewes, 80; few mixed grade ma
tive ewes; S;00-s.25. with very light culls
down to & 90
Evening star., 1944-03-01
More Firms Decide
To Cut Debts With
Surplus Cash
Ey the Associated Press.


NEW YORK, March 1.-The cur
rent fashion among corporation
fiscal managers of utilizing surplus
cash to pay of bonded and other
debt ahead of maturity attracted
additional converts yesterday.
Trustees of the Consolidated Edi-
son Co. of New York decided to pay
of on Auril 3 at par and interest
all of its outstanding SIS 900 900 de-
bentures due in 1916 and paying 3K4
per cent interest. Last year the
company paid of $4,000 900 of the
original $35 900 900 issue. The COM
Ipany is the largest single operating
unit in the power and light field
National Dairy Products Corp, the
largest firm of its kind in the world
with approximately 100 operating
subsidiaries in this country and
abroad, announced 1t would call for
redemption on April l $500, 900 OF
serial debentures maturing equally
on June l, 1948, and December /
1948, at 101 and 10l1s, respectively
and interest.
General Aniline g. Film Co.
formerly American I. G. Chemical
Corp, stormy petrol in the inter-
national cartel controversy at the
outbreak of the war, decided to
redeem $4,000, 900 of the guaranteed
5Ea per cent convertible debentures
due in 1919. The bonds, to be
drawn by lot. will be paid off at par
and interest.
Smaller lots included $500, 900 OF
Duluth, Missabe & Iron Range
Railway Co. 3lss due in 1862. drawn
by lot for redemption on April l at
105 and interest.
Evening star., 1944-03-01
Uneven Stock Rise
Led by Rails and
Air Transports
BY VICTOR EUBANK,
Associated Press Financial Writer

NEW YORK, March Rails, air
transport shares and an assortment
OF specialties led a modest and some
what uneven recovery in today's
stock market.
Prices hardened generally in the
late proceedings after earlier irregu-
larity, but the overall gains only
about balanced the losses of the
previous session. Transactions to-
tailed around 100000 shares.
Price movements appeared to re-
fleet technical positonsi of stocks
and news developments had little
influence. The airlines had more
speed than the general. run, moving
up a point or so on average. A few
of the higher priced industrials
dropped l to 2 points on small ltrans-
fers.
In front in the final hour were
United Air Lines, American Airlines,
Pan American Always, Southern
Railway, Santa Fe. Allegheny Corp.
preferred, Western Union, Public
Service Of New Jersey, Chrysler
Goodrich, United Aircraft, Douglas
and Dupont.
American Can. Johns Manville
and Dow Chemical weer down.
Evening star., 1944-03-01
New York Produce

NEW YORK. March E'.-Esss. 40.
63l; irregular Current general whole.
sale selling prices follow:
4, Mixed liked colors; special; No. to No, 4
No. 1 to No. 4, 46 pounds average. 35a.
SO; extra tT Nc: ! to No; ,. ~ pounds and
pounds averase, 34la-35; extra. medium
ag pounds average. 30.31; extra. pullets
pounds average, 33-33h: dirties, IA
pounds, 32h-32?4 checks, 311z-31a..
pounds and over, 37Na-3s; special, No.
to No: 4, As pounds average, 36h-37:
special, medium. 42-43 pounds. 33-3sia
extra extra ,s, Ne D. ] and No; :, Al pounds and
pounds average. 35k-36: extra. medium
90 pounds average, 81 h-32: extra, pullets,
o5-.'7 pounds, IS.
Brown. special. No. to No. 4. A.
pounds and over. 36-36ls; special. No. /
to No; 4, 40 pounds average, 35-35I2;
special N medium, 42-43 pounds. 81: extra,
ss.ah,a se. ! and Nc No. : A pounds and over.
pounds averase. 34-a4ha; extra. medium,
~ - poun6s average, 29ha-3Oh; extra. pull
Evening star., 1944-03-01
Woshinqton Produce

From the War Food Administra don
Prices paid net fob. Washington.
EGGS Market prices paid for Federal
State graded eggs received from grading
large, 1899: average, 80; U S. grade A
medium: 3O-34: average 32; U. S grade b
large, 35-36 average, 35l3. Browns, u S
grade A, medium, SO-34 average, 80; q
s. grade B. large. 1896: average. 35H2; U
S. grade c. oS-32: average 81 Current
receipts, nearby ungraded esgs, whites and
mixed colors 81 80. Receipts. Government
Graded eggs. 123 cases 1.-TWO days.
liberal. Prices paid net fob Washington
tpermitted transportation charges included
2Sa-3O: fowl 261a-2s; BOOSTERS. 1890.
Evening star., 1944-03-01
ICrude Oil Production
Up Slightly in Week
BY the Associated Press

BY the AsSociatec Press.
TULSA, Okla, March daily
production of United States crude
oil increased 31,780 barrels In the
week ended February 26 to 4,429,215
daily, the Oil and Gas Journal said.
California output was up 1880
barrels daily to 20.250; Texas, 1000
to 1916, $50, and the Rocky Mountain
area, 1000 to 129,070. East Texas
production was 800, 800 barrels daily,
the same as the preceding week.
Kansas output dropped II $50 bar
rels daily to 279,700; Louisiana. 1920
to 359 200; Oklahoma, 900 to 1924, 500;
Illinois, 1915 to 211,140; Michigan.
400 to 52,100, and Eastern fields,
730 to 68, 8,72O.
Evening star., 1944-03-01
D. {. Bank CIearinqs
Al AN-Time Peak
For February
BY EDWARD C. STONE.

Setting another new all-time peal
for February and for the first tw,
months of any year on record, banl
clearings in the Capital scored
gain of $26,361 ,329.52 in the month
and 46,3o2, ,31727 for the year t.
date, compared with the like period.
year ago.
February clearings totaled $l62,.
409, 1883 against $136,047 ,854O1 &
year ago and 173,124, ,160.47 in Janu.
airy, Manager George H. Bright o
the Clearing House Association re.
ported today Clearings in the two
months totaled $685., 5,533,344 agains
$3.50 ,231 ,026.73 in the same 1874;
months.
Special wartime business activity
Fourth War Bond campaign sales
and advance payments on March Il
taxes were cited by leading bankers
today as the major reasons for the
tremendous check activity. The up
turn of more than $46,O00,0O0 in the
two months caused surprise
Northrop New Bank Official.
Election of Claudian B. Northrup
jr., widely known national bank ex-
aminer. as a vice president of the
Morris Plan Bank of Washington
was announced today by Linwood P
Harrell, executive vice president.
Mr. Northrop was born in Charles
ton, S. c., and received his educa-
ton at Woodberry Forest and Uni
versity of Virginia, where he gradu-
ated in 1924. Following graduation
he was connected with the Chase
National Bank in New York and
later with General Motors Corp.
In 1927 he became national ex-
aminer and has recently been in
charge of examinations in the
Lynchburg, Va, territory. He has
made his home in Washington for
several years.
Tucker LaudS Baruch Plan.
Regardless of whether the Baruch-
Hancock reconversion plan is ef-
fectuated by directives or by legisla-
ton, the important thing for busi-
ness and the country is to translate
it into action now, Arthur R. Tucker,
director of the Controllers Institute
of America, told the District of Co.
lumbia Control last night at the
Carlton Hotel.
Details of carrying out suggested
procedures fall on the shoulders of
the controllers, who are in full SYM
pathy with the prompt payment in
full for all completed articles, as well
as full payment for easily determin-
able items such as labor and mate
rials. Controllers also favor pay
ment of interest by the Government
on claims until they are settled, al
though some suggestions in the re-
port are not practical, he said.
R. E. Heitmuller, president of the
control, presided
Ashby Gets Rail Promotion.
Carroll w. Ashby, superintendent,
Danville division, Southern Railway.
has been elected president and
general manager of the Kentucky
& Indiana Terminal Railroad. with
headquarters in Louisville. A ma
tive of Alexandria. his service with
the Southern began in Washington
in 1920. Promotions we're rapid
Sale of National Bank of Wash
ington stock at 10812 scored a new
high for the year and a gain of IL
points on the Washington Exchange
Evening star., 1944-03-01
Arreoroges Declared
By Webster-EisenIohr
BY the Associated Press

by tue AssUCIdltu FIeSS.
NEW YORK, March directors
OF Webster -Eisenlohr, Inc, cigar
makers with plants at York, Read
ing and Lancaster, Pa, and Detroit,
today declared dividend of s64.75
share on the per cent preferred,
clearing up all arrears on that issue,
and a regular quarterly of SITS, both
payable April to stock of record
March 20
The dividends have been accumu-
lating since 1881.
Evening star., 1944-03-01
Business Briefs

OWSI L IIOuuCtlOIl QCCllllCo
to 4,444 939 900 kilowatt hours in the
week ended February 26, compared
with ASH ,562 900 in the preceding
week, but was 14.2Tt above 1892
100000 in the like 1943 week, the
Edison Electric Institute reported.
Consumer Credit outstanding on
January 81 totaled S4,7470 100000. a
decline OF S348, 900, 900 from a month
earlier and 1886, 900 900 below a year
earlier, the Federal Reserve Board
disclosed
An SS,33O,O00 Offering of New
York State Housing Authority
bonds, due 1946-94, was awarded to
Chase National Bank and associ-
ates on bid of 1003599 for the
Issue as l.30s. Reoffering was made
at prices to yield 4 per cent for
nearby maturities to a dollar basis
of 9712.
Western Union Telegraph Co. re-
ported 1943 net income og S7,235,-
008 against S9,354, ,442 in 1912. Re-
suits reflected nearly three months
consolidated operations of Western
Union and Postal Telegraph. Postal
was operating at loss when merged
and President A. N Williams said
encouraging progress had been made
in odsetting the deficit by econ
omies.
Marshal Field g. Co. earned
S5,216,227 or 1922 a share in 1943.
compared with S4,992,834 or S2.07 a
share in 1912
Westvaco Chlorine Products Corp.
net for 1943 was S1,176,529 or 50 so a
share against S1,142,582 or S249 in
the previous year.
Bliss e. LaughIin, Inc, earned
s611,702 or S226 a share in 1913,
compared with s6o3, ,O94 or 1928 in
1912.
Chrysler Corp. earned $23 ,322 566
or S5.36 a share in 1913, compared
with s15,529,O13 or se57 a share in
1912.
American Tobacco Co. net for
1943 was $22 ,53420 or $4.32 a share
on common and common B stocks,
compared with $22, ,329, 1893 or $428 a
share in 1912.
B. F. Goodrich Co. earned SILL
584,50l or S731 a share in 1943,
after provision of $66,459 900 for
estimated taxes and renegotiation
and S4,000000 for contingencies. Net
in 1912 was $9,524, ,7O6 or S5.72 a
share.
Commonwealth Edison Co. re-
mort o6 10d2 ,nf of
sl.76 a share against s22.1o8,10 or
$l74 share in 1912.
National Gypsum Co. earned
1913, OLA or so cents share in 1943
compared with 1,O48,05 or 56 cents
in 1912.
Calumet e. Hecla Consolidated
Copper Co. net for l943 was ST ,299,-
800 or 65 cents share against ST.
275,280 or So cents in the previous
year.
American Maize Products Co.
profit for 1943 was S585, ,3O7 or 81 95
share VS.. 1912 net of S671 ,Ol3 or
1928
Transcontinental g. Western Air
Inc, reported 1943 net of S2,050, ,89l
or $2.12 a share, compared with ST.
176,035 or $229 in the preceding
year.
Diamond Match Co. net for 1943
was S2,l00,106 or $1.71 a share
against a 1912 net of $2,136,2S2 or
$176.
Mutual Life Insurance Co. of New
York reported assets on December
81 totaled $1,651 100000, gain of
S63 100000 over a year earlier, and
highest in the company's history.
New insurance in 1943 tota!ed $170,-
100000, a gain of 9ec over 1912, and
lifted insurance in force to $780,
100000.
Evening star., 1944-03-01
New York Cotton

NEW YORK, March l R.-The cotton
market fluctuated in a narrow range re-
fecting uncertainty in the trade over war
developments. Persistent trade price Ak.
ing against textile contracts lent steady
tone as offerings proved scarce. New buy
days sharp sell-ofi coupled with rise in
close.
Late afternoon values were Is to 80
cents bale higher: March, 2O.72; May,
20.31; July, 1871.
Evening star., 1944-03-01
FOREIGN Exchange

NEW YORK, March l lP.-Foreign ex-
change rates follow Great Britain in dol
lars, others in centsl:
| Canadian dollar in New York open mar
ket, 1O!s per cent discount or s9.43%
Europe-Great Britain, oficial, buying,
4 .O2; selling 4 .O4.
| Latin America-Argentina. free, 25.13,
unchansed: Brazil, free, 5.20n; Mexico,
20. .05n. Normal.
Evening star., 1944-03-01
Odd-Lot DeoIinas

PHILADELPHIA. March l tR. The
Securities Commission reported today
these transactions by customers with odd
lot dealers or specialists on the New York
Stock Exchange for February 20: 1867
purchases involving 9S,710 shares: 31S5
sales involving S4.091 shares, including 81
short sales involving LOGO shares.
Evening star., 1944-03-01

ApDrOXimate Sales Today.
IL 100 am 1A2 $50 1900 noon 257 7Ao
100 PM 566 $50 2:OOp.m. AS $50
+Unit of trading 10 shares, sales printed
in full In bankruptcy or recelverShip or
being reorganized under Bankruptcy Act,
or securities assumed by such companies
Rates OF dividends in the foregoing table
quarterly or semi-annual declaration. Un.
less otherwise noted. special or extra divi-
dendS are not included xEx dividend
xr Ex rights Also extra or extras Cash
or stock. declared or paid so far this
year. I Payable in stock. Paid last year
b Payable in Canadian funds Accumu-
Evening star., 1944-03-01
Chicago Grain

CHICAGO. March P.-Althoug gh
activity in the grain market was light TO-
Gay prices ruled hrm on wheat and rye
as q moderate amount Of buying entered
the pit. Some of the buying OF rye was be-
ileved to represented short covering. Trad
rounding Finnish Russian peace talks
A report from New York said there was
z slightly easier tendency In the price
BUYERS had Withdrawn from the -four mar
kket, the report said. following last week
neavy bookings. Corn purchased on a
to,arrive" basis today totaled 59,SOO
bushels. which grainmen do not consider
adequate n view of present heavy demand.
-. A. the close wheat was ss-H higher than
unchanged to % higher: May, sO3s, and
re was ahead A-1is: May, 1.2S-I.2SX.
Evening star., 1944-03-01

Sharon Steel Co. earned $1,007,-
743 or $1.81 share in 1943, before
renegotiation, compared with ST.
302, ,312 or $2.56 in 1912, after rene
gotiation.
Evening star., 1944-03-01

Allegany Corp, top holding COM
pany of the c. g. o. system, report
ed 1943 net income of $2,78O, 1851
after taxes, compared with 1885,
443 in the previous year.
Evening star., 1944-03-01

ONLY ISSUES CHANGkD
PEvJOUS DAY
1:15 IronFire vtc1.20 1919
2h Jacobs Co 6M
23h Ken-RadT Ag- 13A
70 Lackawanna 4e
AAO Lake Sh h.S0 =. u
>SN lie Tourneau L. 20
<nLipton pf 1.50 "a
oo Lone Star G.60g ga
Zo% Long Isl L pf B 99A
~ LouisL&Exp 40 81
~ Mass Ut Asso IN
1zN Mead John 3a 14e
17M MMsrr.ch6yscot m
9n nMesabi Iron IN
o~MichSug pf .30k 6H
80 MicroHone ..0s 6ae
1ohNidSP A vtc.51e 90
Ao3h Midwst Oil .75 ga
41iAIMjnMNM 40g s3iz
1o,1 Mock J Voeh i4e 15h
20 Monsr MT sac, 1sh
az Mono Pictures 3h
5N Monroe L A 90 1zS
J Mont Ward A Z ITO
l2o Moody . of 3 ~
z6a4tMount Pr 30. ~
11HNat Candy q AZ
~ Il
"a Nat City Ii le II
1o1 Nat City L pt3-. "a
zoN Natl r Gas In
9A Nat Sug RI he 2oi4
~ N E Pw Assoc 81
AoOANEPA So Of TX Sei1
We N j Zinc l5e So
$40 N Y P&L pf = LA
~ Mag Hud Pv IN
116 Mag II Pw l Of 76iz
l4lhN Hud Pw I'd pf e6i1
IL Niles-Bem-P In
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81 Nor st Pwr A i'm
22AIO lst6 1l2
11hIOilstocks 7g SiA
1904 Omar Inc .60g- eiz
~ Pantepec 8
AW Pennroad Ag-- 5
~ Penn Ed pf 5 e9l1
AHn Penn PGLpf = 1O1
7Nlpsnn wSp 81
- PharisT&R .30g ia
90 fPhila Co zoe A 9A
5h phoenix secur 233k
- Pierce-Gov .90g Is
6h pitts Gl4s 1904
lA piouuh Inc 80 1874
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"a pug Sd P&L.3oe 12la
<9H Pyrene .90g 10
An Quaker Oats 3 ~
4 R-K-O war IA
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24N Repub Await Ae 3N
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~ Root Petroleum Sss
81 Ryer d Hay 2b
q st r Pap pf1 AK 1SAiA
37A Salt Dome Oil eN
4oh Samson Utd $50
5l1 Schiff Co la 1874
9b Scovill Mfg . 2911
9~ Scrant-SBW Of 81
9z Scullin Stl l ias 1o1s
% Seiberling l4e NA
31A Solar Mfg.30g AZ
3 Sonotone .05e 2lS
1h 81 In pr pf $50 u
34sA Std Oil XVI l7Ia
ga lSterl AL Pr 1g 1oh
1AnIStd Dredge log 2
2oah Sullivan M hae 10
123AITechnjcolor hx l3N
6h Todd Shipyd 1e- 1914
II Tung-Sol cog 6h
l36 Tung-Sl L pf.SO IL
3N UnitAirc Prod l ol1
4oiAUtd Chem .7Os- 1874
3l4 Utd Cg VIII st IN
29A Utd Gas pf SAX 1854
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~ IJS&InSec of 6r 9Olh
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) Utd Wall p log 2lh
ga Univ Pic vic tg 2oA
l3A UtahP&I pf5Af ssh
11h virg Pub Svc of 122h
11A Watt & Bond A IL
26h Westrn Air l. "a
81 west Md 1 pf 7g 1864
17AIWillms RC .9Og oA
26h Wright Har hA pms
lends In the foresoing table
easements based on the lasS
li-annual declaration. On
Ioted, special or extra div.
included q Also extra or
or stock 6 Paid last year
'ck Declared or paid so
PAYABLE In Canadian funds.
dividends paid or declared
With warrants xw without
Evening star., 1944-03-01
N. 7. Bond Market
Furnishea ~ The Associated ersss.)
SELECTED LIST OF BONDS

2:00lInt TAT 4hs So TN
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37iIIMich c 4Hs 10 6zA
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39 MSPSsM51as 40 4A
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70 MKT 6s 50 A. 71A
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Lo0mlMo p IS 80 H 81
Ll6NlMo r gen As rs 20
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l13h Nor g. e 4Ias 55 S4iA
57h Mor2kE3 Kas2OO0 57hs
96 Nat Dai 3As so 1904
81 N Err r Is IS 30
06HINOTM blss 64-. o2N
5oiA lNYAP A. 80 65N
50 NYC RI IS 2030 72M
39AINYC 4las2O13A 65h
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lo2Ibi Wabash As 81 79h
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Evening star., 1944-03-01

lHGAoOA I. ~.O
3hs 60-64-- 100 z
3hs 1886 - 100 z
NEW YORK CITY
IS SO. 11oi
FOREIGN. go
Argt Al 72 Feb a.,
Australia IS o6 94I
Brazil rs n S6i
Braz 6Hs27.57 53i
| Chile 6s 63 asd III
! Denmark g. AZ 7oi
IDomR5has 61ex 81!
Minas q 6Ias 30 337
Rio de ] IS 46 81
Rio de J 8 " $50 -.
Rio @ dos IS 6S 81
Sac P st 6s 6S 32i
UruE Al 4Ns 70. 70
| DOMESTIC. go
Allegany bs so 94i
Am T&T 3As61 100,
Am T&T IS SO 1l61
Am Tob Is 62 1o%l
Arm D deb u 78113i
Att q Bir IS SO 81
ACL cit Is b2-- 96
ACL 4 VI 5 "a 81
BGO LIST m 49, g.
B&O 95 49, 5oi
B&O 80 Co. S6
B&O cv so 3o1
BOPLEWV4s61. 70i
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Bost Me 4Has 10 So
Bos NYAL Is 65 3
EBuf REP 81 st 81
B c r g. N IS 81 az
|Can Pac IS 81. 1o@i
lCen Pac IS 60 66
Can p AZ perp o3l
Cen G en- IS As. -
ICen p 1st As 40 1o1i
IC RR N J IS 81. 30l
C RR N j 4sS7 81
C&O 31as 90 D. 1o6l
Chi g. Alt 3s 40 ~
CB&Q IS II A. 81
CB&Q 4hs IT.. Oh
CB&Q & As So 1o2'
|C1&L RI 6s AZ So
ICI&L gn 6s &C.. III
lCMSPP IS 75 81
lCMSPP IS 1000 16l
CMSP 412s 80 c a..
CMSP gn As 50 81
1C&NW 4As 40 16l
CNW 4hs 80 wi s.
C&NW As 80 wi 1o2i
GRIP 4kas 81 A -
GRIP 4 " s CO. IL
GRIP As a8 y!
GRIP RI As 81 Al
ChildS IS ST 81
Choc O&G 5s So 81
lCCCSL 4las IT. 69'
CT U T IS 70 90
CT u T 4hs7 IT. 66l
lCol @ IS 81 1o@i
Com Ed 3l2s So Ill
Conn RP 3A SOL ITO
Con Ed 3kas 4S lo4'
Con Ed 3 n S 66 lo6l
Del & Hud As SO 81
lD&RG As 80 -
D&RGW 5s 55-. s.
lD&RGW IS 7S 40
Z P g. s W IS 65 %
Firest TR 3s 81 1o2l
Fla e c IS "a 45
iGt Nor 41as77E. .1o2
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lGt Nor As 46 H 1o2'
lG M IL o As rs -
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II g. M r 6s 81 - 81
H g. M in 5s 81 81
Ill Bell 2As 81 1o2'
&c 4A4s 66 - 81
ICCSL IS So A. 50
ICCSL 4hs So. 81
Int G N 6s 81 ~
Int GN1st6s62 81
Int GIN 6s b6 B. 50
Int Hy e IS A 81
Evening star., 1944-03-01
Washington Exchange

SALES.
Mergenthaler Linotype-25 at 5217, 3S At
Washinston Gas common-15 at 23h. 4 at
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Air Access -
Allied Prod .
Alum Ltd hSa
Alum Am pf 8
ACP&L A n .6Sk
Am c Pal B =
Am Cyan B 80
Am G g. FL 1.6O
Am 1t & T 20
Am Maracaibo
Am Repub 12g--
Am Super pf
Automat Pr &g
Ark Nat Gas
Ark Nat Gas A
Ark N G pf .30k
Ark P L pf =
Ati est L 3hs--
iAtlas Ply 80
Baldwin pf 2.10
Barium Steel
Basic Refr.10e
Beau Brml zoe j.,
Bell Tel c hS
Borne Scry gag
BreeZeCorp .40e
lBrill A -------
brill pf --
Brwn F Dist
Buckeye P L so
Buff N g. E p Of
Buff N&EP 5pf
BunkHill&S lse
BURY Biscuit
lCanIndAl h.35g
ICaro P&L pf 7
Carrier
ICasco Prod 1g
|CenO OhioStl .35e
Gent NY P pf 8
Cessna Air 1g
lChilds pf -
ICities Service
ICities Serv pf
ICities Svc pf B
ICities S pf BIB
Cit S Pol pf 6
Clev Tract ase .
Colonial Air -.
Col GRE pf s =.
Cons G B $50 =
Cons G Ut log
ContR&Stl i4g
lCop Range Sag
ICorron g. r
lCor d. Rey pf3k
lCosden Petroleu
lCreole Pet H2e
lCroft Brew .05g
Crowley Mil =
lCub Att Sug 1g
Cuban Tobac -
Darby Pet he
dennis A .30g =
Derby Oil
Derby Oil pf Ak
< G&F q p1 L hk
EG&F prpf4.50
East States pf B
E Sug A pf / Ak
Easy VIM B Sag
II Bd & Share p
El BIS pf 6 ----
El B&S pf 5 =
El P&L I'd pf A
Elgin N Web 2g
Emerson El .15e
Equity Corp
EqitCp S3pf 2k
Fchild c g. / LIZ
FansteelMet lag
FordMCanA hi
Gilchrist Ae -
|Gorham Inc A
lGray Mfg
1G A&P 1st pf Z
lGrocery Pr .15e
Hartfd El 2.75
Harvard B .20g
HaZeltin h2e -
Hoe r & Co A
Humble Oil ase-
Hum'l-R .40g
Huylers ------
Ill Power =
III Power div ct :
Ill Zinc .40e -
Imp o l. h.50--
Indus Fin pf -
InsCoNAm 2 laa
init Pet hi
Intl Utilities pf
Rates Of divit
are annual dish
quarterly or ser
less otherwise /
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Rates Of dividends In the foregoing table
quarterly or semi-snnual declaration Un-
less otherwise noted, special or extra div.
idends are not included Also extra OF
Payable In stock Declared or paid so
far this year b PAYABLE In Canadian funds.
k Accumulated dividends paid or declared
warrants
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