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Evening star., 1944-02-25
Selected Stocks Up,
But Many Leaders
Lack Support
BY VICTOR EUBANK,


NEW YORK, Feb. 25.-Assorted
rails, gold mines, utilities and spe-
cialties carried the rallying ball in
todays stock market, but many
leaders failed to score.
Carriers, dif1ident most of the
time. enjoyed brief mild furry
when the Senate decisively backed
up the House in overriding the tax
bill veto. The majority, though
failed to follow through. The influ-
ence of the congressional revolt
seemed to have waned bit and
there was the usual Tightening of
commitments for the week end.
Individual developments remained
as a prop for favorites. Renewed
Argentine political rumblings served
to restrain some potential purchas-
ers.
Trends were shade uneven from
the opening on and, at the last,
while gains running to 2 or more
points were in evidence, minus
signs were plentiful. Dealings slack
ened at intervals but transfers for
the full proceedings approximated
900 900 shares.
At peak levels for 1943-44 were
Delaware & Hudson, American
Telephone, Engineers Public Service
and Macy. American Distilling
jumped several points on cash sales.
Bonds were narrowly irregular.
Evening star., 1944-02-25
New York Produce

NEW YORK, Feb. 25 GP,.-Esss %. .o2a;
prices follow
Miaed na.,dde eolo5ss s special: No to No 4,
No. ! to No. 4. 40 pounds average. 35Ia-
80; extra No, ! to No, .. A. pounds and
over, 3ofz-3f extra, No. ] to No > As
pounds average, "a 4i2-35: extra medium
40 pounds average. 30-3l; extra pullets,
nou3 noTnd. pounds, q; current receipts, 81
pounds. 33-33l4; checks, :52-35is.
pounds and over. 37l2-3s: special No. /
to No. i. tf pounds average 36i2-a7.
special medium. 4"-43 pounds. 33-33ia:
ezra ezra 5sG H9 ] and No. ~ pounds and
= pounds average. 35i7-3G: extra me
dlum: 40 pounds average, 3Ii2-}o; extra
pu!lets. 35-3 pounds. IS.
: Brown. special No / to No. a. ~
pounds and over. 36-36ia; special! No i
to No 4. 40 pounds average. 35-35Ia:
special. medium, 4143 pounds, 80: extra,
No. and No. =. A. pounds and over,
3o-3bh2; extra, No. l and No. . As
POUNDS average, :;f-34ia extra medium,
80 pounds average, n9l2-30i2. extra pull
lets. 35-31 pounds. 26
Butter, 9o6,367; firm; prices unchanged
Cheese 3s3,45l; nominal, no quota
Evening star., 1944-02-25
Textile Supplies Adequate
For 1914 Military Needs
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Feb. 25.-W. Ray
Bell, president of the Association of
Cotton Textile Merchants, predicted
yesterday all military demands for
textiles this year would be met,
leaving from 40 to so per cent of
total output for civilians.
Requirements for industrial and
agricultural uses must be filled along
with quantities for Allied and occu-
pied countries, Mr. Bell said at the
annual meeting of the association.
Manpower was listed as the textile
industry's chief production problem,
with many plants finding it neces-
sary to abandon third-shift opera
tlons and some having difiiculty
maintaining two full shifts.
Mr.. Bell estimated spinning acti-
witty last year was down about 6 per
cent from 1912, a decline upward of
10000, 900 square yards, and said
that in addition to manpower, in
flexible prices have been a
contributing deterrent to extra
normal operations"
Evening star., 1944-02-25
Chicago Grain

CHICAGO. Feb. 25 P.-Grsins eased
toward the close today as local traders,
who had bought early In the session,
more strength than other grains and at
one time was ahead for sans ranging to
a cent in the May contract on buying az
tributed TO mills. The late slump erased
the advance
Grain men noted a report of Modern
Miller, a trade publication. which stated
abandoned wheat acreage will be less than
the % per cent forecast by the Department
OF Agriculture on December /. Experts
claim that the outlook is for crop well
above that suggested about three months
ago. the publication stated.
At the close wheat was !, lower to 1s
higher, May l.70as, oats we're unchanged
10 L4 lower May 79ss, rye was down l4-se.
May 1.26ls, and September barley was "a
lower at 1.15ls. There was no trading in
May and July barley
Evening star., 1944-02-25
Further Cuts Made
In Cargo Risk Rotes
By the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. Feb. 25.-Further re-
ductions in cargo war-risk insurance
rates were announced yesterday by
marine underwriters here, the ma jor
change cutting the rate between the
United States and Brazil, Uruguay
and Argentina to II. from 2la per
cent.
Eighteen months ago the rate for
cargoes moving on this trade route
was Is per cent.
Rates were cut y per cent each on
voyages to Australasia. through the
Panama Canal. the British Isles and
to Iceland. All now fall within a
range OF 2 to 3h per cent.
Evening star., 1944-02-25
New York Cotton

NEW YORK, Feb o5 1P-steod,,ss
aheveloped In cotton immediately after a
nesitant opening today when a small over
h.snt haen se accumulation of selling orders had
Bnuoyancy was coupled with continued
t[aoe tha c Price nxing against textile contracts,
sn, sne price ADVANCE Permitted by OPA to
failure OF hedge selling to expand despite
smaller weekly entries under the loan
Late afternoon values were tn IL
Sents a bale higher. March, 2O.S5; May.
Evening star., 1944-02-25
Foster New Counsel
For SEC Division
Ey the AssociatAe. presS

Ey tne ASSOCIATED Press.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 25.-Roger
S. Foster, counsel to the public
utilities division of the Securities
and Exchange Commission, has been
appointed solicitor for the commits
sion.
Mr.. Foster, a member of the SECS
legal staff since 1885, succeeds John
F. Davis, now lieutenant COM
mander in the Coast Guard.
Following his graduation from
Harvard Law School and prior to
teaching at Harvard and Yale, Mr..
Foster practiced law in st. Paul,
MINI.
Evening star., 1944-02-25
Business Briefs

A New Retail Trade Record of
$66,0OO, 100000 will be set this year,
the Commerce Department pre-
dicted on the basis of present prices.
Higher prices would boost the total.
The 1914 estimate was so above
s63,oOO 100000 for 1s43, which in
turn was 1919 above 1912.
Money in Circulation on February
% totaled $40, ,696, 100000, a gain of
$86, 100000 from a week earlier and
$4,744 ,000,00 above a year ago, the
Federal Reserve Board reported in
its weekly summary of member
banks.
Sugar Supplies Declined to 1,745,-
7l3 short tons on January /, lowest
level for that date in many years,
and we're 1870 below year earlier
the VIA announced
Bituminous Coal Production ap-
proximated 12.32O,O00 tons in the
week ended February 10, compared
with 12,95O,00O in the preceding
week and 12,16O,OO0 in the like
l943 week, the National Coal Asso-
citation estimated
Gasoline Stocks on February Is
totaled 1881 900 barrels, compared
with 82,322,000 a week earlier anc
9l.823,000 year ago, the American
Petroleum Institute disclosed.
Royal Typewriter CO., Inc, earned
$683, ,285 or 81 cents a share in six
months ended January 81, compared
with $174,321 or Is cents on much
smaller number of shares in the
same period a year ago.
National Acme Co. net for l94s
was S2035,8 1897 or s4.07 share, be-
fore renegotiation, compared with
$2.385 ,080 or $477 share in 1912.
Kimberly Clark Corp. earned ST.
301, ,754 or $349 a share in 1943, COM
pared with a 1912 net of $2,185, ,443
or 1925 a share.
Servei, Inc, earned $1,82S,236 or
$1.05 share in the fiscal year
ended October 81, compared with
s1,052,846 or 50 cents a share in
the previous year
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line Co.
earned $4,340,619 or $4,33 a share
in 1943, compared with S4,552,282 or
$456 share in 1912.
Eastern Gas e. Fuel Associates
earned s3,119,725 or $3.50 pre-
ferred share, compared with So
168,709 or S5.51 preferred share in
the previous year.
Underwood Elliott Fisher Co.
earned $2,483,057 or 1898 a share in
1943, compared with s2,234,079 or
$3.04 share in 1912
Standard Oil Co. of Kentucky
earned $3,056, 1866 or SLIT a share in
1943, compared with $2,677,17O or
$103 share in 1912.
Crucible Steel Co. of America re-
ported 1943 net of $4,949, 500 or
STAB a share, compared with $4,-
864,781 or $726 a share in 1912.
Warner Bros. Pictures, Inc, earned
$1,981 ,730 or SO cents a share ir
three months ended November 81,
compared with 1,723, 1888 or 43 cents
share in the like 1912 period.
Ruberoid Co. net for 1943 was
$812,519 or $204 a share against
$685., ,288 or 2.48 a share during 1912.
Breeze Corps, Inc, earned $780,
064 or $1002 a share in 1943, before
renegotiation, compared with . ST.
279,583 or $491 share in 1912, after
renegotiation.
American Can Co. has developed
q new high explosive weapon pow
erful enough to cripple big enemy
tanks, yet small and light enough
to be carried in a soldiers pocket.
Maine Central Railroad declared
dividend of $6 share on arrears
on SO prior preferred stock covering
the period up to December 81, l943,
payable April ! to holders of record
March a.
Evening star., 1944-02-25
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK, Feb. 25 R.-Foreisn ex-
change rates follow (Great Britain In dol
lars others in cents):
Canadian dollar in New York open mar
ket, iO: per cent discount or S9.56A
United States cents, unchanged
4.02: selling, 4.O4.
Latin America-Argentina, free, 25.16:
GOWN .0l OF cent. Brazil. free, 5.20n;
MEXICO, 20.6hn. n Nominal
Evening star., 1944-02-25
Big Gain Reported
In Merrill Lynch
Revenue and Net
BY EDWARD C. STONE.

Registering notable gains, Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane,
New York Stock Exchange firm,
today reported total revenue In
1943 of $17,32l ,381 against 9,442 ,608
in the previous year and net in
come, before Federal taxes, of $4,-
853,874, compared with only $l46,-
6O8 in 1912. The annual report.
distributed today by the Washing
ton Office, George A. Garrett, gen.
eral partner, stated that income
taxes amounted to $3,75O,000, leav-
Ing a final net profit of $1,103, ,874.
Expenses increased from 1926
900 in 1912 to $12,467, ,507. Bonuses
totaled $462,521 of which $379, ,951
has been paid, with $82,570 still
awaiting approval of the War Labor
Board, the report branding the
money as "well deserved rewards
for efficient services and not gratui-
ties"
The report is much like that OF
many big corporations. Total re-
sources and liabilities rose from
$74,0OO,OOO to $105, 100000. Gus
toners bought or sold $4,000, ,000, 600
in commodity contracts and securi-
ties.
The firm spent $38O,O07 in ad-
vertising in 1877 newspapers and
other publications in 102 cities
New accounts totaled 1883, con-
tributing II per cent Of gross reve-
nues, the report stated.
Capital Transit Net Lower.
Net income of the Capital Transit
Co. in January totaled $107,210, q
decrease from a year ago of $50, 0,691,
or 22.3 per cent, it was reported to-
day to the Public Utilities Commis-
sion. Operating revenues of $685.
1923 were of $15O.117 from January,
l943, drop of 62 per cent.
Taxes required $414.358, decrease
of SAC, ,432 from last year, or Is per
cent. Operating expenses of 81, ,483,-
662 were up sos, 5,339, and depreciation
was slightly higher. Gross income
was down $4,000, or 16 per cent.
Deductions for interest were $3,281
less than last year.
Revenue passengers numbered
33 ,507,872. against 34,793, $50 in jan
uary, 1943, drop of 1926 ,688, or 81
per cent.
Willis Pushes Bank Drive.
Stanley d. Willis, trust officer of
the National Metropolitan Bank
and third vice president of the
District Bankers Association, is
pushing the Red Cross drive among
the banking institutions, as chair
man of the financial group. The
campaign is for memberships and
extra contributions, efforts being
made to exceed last years fine
record.
Bank Shows Rapid Growth.
The Suburban National Bank,
Silver Spring, gained 81 places in
its standing among the Nation's S
banks during 1943. according to
the American Bankers tabulation.
1t is now the 881st bank. compared
with 943d year ago. During
1943 deposits rose from $8,786, 1892
to $11,800,965. Since 1899 deposits
have more than doubled.
Attendance in New York Stock
Exchange boardrooms has greatly
increased since the excitement in
Congress over the tax bill. Today
saw another active opening at gen.
orally higher prices.
Deposits of the Second National
Bank recently reached $22, ,481 ,596, a
new all time high mark.
Evening star., 1944-02-25
Mexican Exports Show
Shorp Gain in Year
y the Associated Press.

MEXICO CITY, Feb. 25.-Mex-
lean exports increased from sl33.-
100000 in 1912 to S2l3,9OO 900 in
l943, the Bank of Mexico reports.
The heaviest increases were in
agricultural and manufactured prod
ucts, the former jumping from SAL
100000 in 1912 to SOS ,O0O, 900 and the
latter from sl5,000,000 to SIS, 900 600
Oh the l943 export total, TAT Der
cent was controlled by Mexican CAP
ltal' as against 73.1 per cent the pre-
Vlous year, the bank reported
Evening star., 1944-02-25
Washington Produce

From the War Food Administration
PRICES paid net fob Washington:
EGGS--Market steady; prices paid for
FeoeraI-State graded eggs received from
grade A. large. 3s: u S. grade A. medium.
81, browns, q. 8: grade A, large, 3S-39:
average az, 3S12 S. grade A, medium,
80; mixed colors, u s. grade A, large, 10:
mediums 32; U. S. grade B. large 36:
current receipts, nearby ungraded eggs,
Government graded eggs. POS cases,
LIVE POULTRY-Marke Arm: re-
celpts liberal: prices paid net fob Wash
ineton permitted Transportation charges
included according to mileage) broilers
ano fryers, 2S1a-30: fowl 261a-2s: roos-
Evening star., 1944-02-25
Odd-Lot DEALINGS

PHILADELPHIA, Feb 25 DP.-The
securities Commission reported today these
gealers or, specialists on the New YORK
nupcba uqcS Iss Exchangs for February 24 1853
81 short sales involving 1895 shares
Evening star., 1944-02-25

A4kWfA6SN = wv
2 rs 69-64 Decloo
FOREIGN. 2:O(
Arst ~ 72 Feb. o5N
Arg Ans IL e2H
Australia IS 81 93N
Buen A 4sss IT. -
Canada IS SO = 1o31
Carlsbad 8s "a 49,
ChilMB6hs57a- 10y
Chill 6s Jan Ola 10
Col 3s 70 Al
Copenhas IS 81 g
Med Mu 6 hs54 103
Rio de J 61a $50 Say
Rio @ dos IS 40 40
SaoPCty6las57- 81
Serbs C 9 IS 90 III
DOMESTIC. 2:Ot
Alleg IS 40 - 10oL
Alleg inc IS so 0oL
Am&FP SIS 2O3C 0oy
Am T&T 3Hs6l 1857
Am T&T 3s So liz
ATSF As 95 121L
ACL cit As SO -
ACL AVS 64 GIL
Atl D 1st IS 48- A1L
B&O 1st m As o61
B&O 1000 D. S11
B&O cv so -. @ol
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BCPLEWV4s6l 76z
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Bost Me As so. %
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C RR N J 5s 81 361
C RR N J ASST 3S
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CB&Q 4Has IT, ply
CBQ As III 40 = lob
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CI&L gn IS &C.. 134
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CMSPP IS rs S61
CMSPP 5s 1000 l6L
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C&NW 6f2s So 95
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Col Fu&Ir IS 20 90
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Com Ed 3las 5S l11k
Con Ed 3hs 46 lo1L
Con Oil 3ias 81 lo31
Cru Stl 3l4s So oez
Day Pol IS 10 1o7
Del & Hud As 63 81
D&RG 4 las 80 s.
D&RGW 5s 55- ~
D&RGW SIS 7S 49l
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EN- G&F 3Ias 621o1I
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Fla E c 5s "a 464
Fla E c 4 n S 50 -
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Ga & Ala IS As BIS
Ga C d. N 6s "a 81
CT Nor 4 las77E lo2
Ct Nor As 46 @ lo31
Har R&P As 54- 1oA3
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Ill Bell GAS 81 1o2
&c As 81 ----. N
&c 4As Co., o37
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&c st L 3las ST. y
ICCSL 5s 63 A. 7ot
ICCSL 4Eas 63- 6SI
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Ike Fl Sc As SO e3h
K C Sou IS So %
K C Sou IS So 70,
KC Ter As 80 1oot
Kresge r 3s so 1oAI
Evening star., 1944-02-25

Wheat none. Corn. sample grade mixed
96A.. Barley, mailing. 1851. A "a, nom
iced, 1.15-l .22h nom. Field seed. per 100
pounds, timothy, 5.75-6.0o, nom: red top.
IL OO-1 90, nom: red clover 81 so. nom
sweet clover, 10 50 nom
Evening star., 1944-02-25

Approximate Sales Today,
IL 100 am - l73 400 1900 noon 33s ooe
100 pm. AIS o76 2:OOp.m. $40 oo6
tunit Of trading 10 shares, Gales printed
in full In bankruptcy or receivership or
or securities assumed By such Companies.
Rates OF dividends In the foresoinx table
are actual disbursements based On lsst
less otherwise noted, special or extra divi-
dends are not included xEx dividend.
II Ex rights. Also extra or extras. d Cash
or stock e.eclared or paid so far this
year. Payable in stock. 8 Paid last year
Payable In Canadian fund.-. K kAccumu-
lated dividends paid or declared this year.
Evening star., 1944-02-25
Washington Exchange
SAIEa

Capital Transit Co.--15 at 3Oh.
WASHINGTON Gas SIS pf-10 at l07
Potomac Electric Power 5h% pf-3 at
114M.
woodward g. Lothrop pf-3 At 122.
Evening star., 1944-02-25

tne hSSOClAteo frcbS.'
ONLY ISSUES CHANGED
PEvIOUS DAY
2:45 lronFire vtc1.20 1eA
~ Ital Super A IA
L1oh Jacobs Co 6i4
9A Ken-Rad Tsss l4ih
29H KgCL pfB 5.60g IS
GA Kirby Pet log 4Ns
A2iA Lackawanna A7h
3oN Lake Sh h.S0--- i
39AtLefcourt r pf IS
~ Locke Stl c 1.20 Is
lo6ih Lone Star G.60g 63s
~ Long Isl L pf e5,A
MjLong Isl L pf B so
A3AIMarion st Shov- 7
17AIMead John ga Las
3h Merr-Ch&Scot ia
3ssiMichSug pf .3Ok 7
Lo4 MidsP A vtc.51e loss
12iAlMid Sta P B an
1oeb MiddWestCpiag 1ols
2oA Midvale Steel . 25bs
AolA Midwst Oil rs. 6}s
6AlMid w Ref .O5e- 2is
az lMinM&M l .40g- 54iA
12~ Monar M T a4e 1855
2oh Mono Pictures 3M
11H Mont Ward A 2 16e
3h M L H&P h1.50. 1874
11M Nat Candy Q 40
9b Nat City L Ia 12Iz
1b Natl F Gas L. liza
.o3 Natl REFINING IL
21lh Nat SteelCar hi l31S
~ Nat Sug Ref Ae 10
IA Nat Transit l Aa a2l1
A7h Nes-LeM A COX 6ze
0h N e Pw Assoc 5i7
80 NEPA SO pf TX 57h
GA N ] Zinc l5e S6lz
22h N Y P&L pf = 1l4lA
IA Mag H Pw ! pf. 1874
14bN Hud Pw I'd pf SO
81 NigShMdB. .2og- $50
9M Niles-Bem-P 2 l1Is
90 N A L&P pf l12i1
36A Northeast Air L 6ss
II Nor ST Pwr A 1lb
7hIOgden l,e AS
@AJA Pac G 6pf l.5O 36i4
5oA Pantepec 9i1
1oss PakrsbsR&RAe IL
$50 Pennroad i4g 5l4
93A Penn G&E A Ia
6lb Pa Salt li.e l65
2lbIPepperell 10 l3o
1ls PharisT&R. .30g- ia
2ozs Phila Co zoe $50
SA Phoenix Secur-- "a
24l1 Pitts 81 L E g. o1h
34iA Pitts Pl Gl 4g 1oolA
4 Plough Inc 90 IS
20 Pug S P&T.5Og- 12N
J PS Pal 5 pf g. 99LA
- Pyrene .90g 90
3zbtRaymond C Ia 1914
81 Red Bank Oil -. 2l7
63M Reed Roll l 1.30g 23A
3oih RiceStixDG lae i
80 R G&E pf D D6 1864
a. Ryan Aero.35g- $50
83AI ISt Regis Paper Sh
MtSt r Pap pf1 SIX 1854
e9A Salt Dome OIL Sh
Sc Samson Utd--- 3lt
Q Schultz Inc - 23A
5lhISchulte Of 5g-- 80
2oihlScrant-SBW pf- 50
~ Sec C Gen. .05g- 2$b
,o,L Segal Lock lh
AZ Shattuck sg 2H1
ISL Singer Mfg Ga 259
7oz1 Sonotone .05e ga
az IS Penn o 1.6Oa- 43h
15A S Sou ~, ~ n n IL
or So Col Pw pf 4g- 74A
X MStand Cap g. s. 6A
90 Stand Brew l
so,x Std Pw g. L pf-- 6olA
1ol Sullivan M lae 1871
aS1I Tampa Elec .4Oe 24ss
~ Transw OIL 1ag 1914
IL Tung-Sol cog 6M
~, Unexcel Mf.5O-. 6lt
IA Un Gas Can 6ls
-, Unit Air Prod l. 8
aoZ -. Utd Cg VIII St IA
~ Utd Gas 2ss
70 Utd Gas pf 3Kak116
!sh Utd 1t & P pf 6oia
~1N Un Sh M 2.50a- 71h
90 U S M pf 1.5O a.
~ Univ Pic vtc ig 2l
Azb Univ Prod .40e 22i1
So Ut-Idaho s .l5e "a
13A UtahP&1 pf5As 50
81 Util Eouit pr 3g 75sb
30 virg Pub Svc pf 12Sh
9h W Va csc hg- 6h
- Wdley Pet 40 J
10 Wright Har hK 2Ns
.nds In the foregoing table
based on the last
i-annual declaration On.
,tnA aAAn{ol - A~%~a J,,
Evening star., 1944-02-25

Rates Of dividends In the foresoing table
quarterly or semi-annual declaration On.
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
I Accumulated dividends paid or declared
wArrants.
Evening star., 1944-02-25


LIST OF BONDS
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4ihINOTM IS 81 90
6ZlNOTM IS So = 1874
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N. Y. Curb Market
FURNISHED BY the Associated Press.)
LIST INCLUDES ONLY ISSUES CHANGED
FROM PEVIOUS DAY

FURNISHED By
LIST INCLUDES
FROM
AirWay El .30g
Alum Am pf 8 /.
Alum Ind 60
Am Book i4e :
Am Cen M .T0s
Am c P&LA ask
Am Cyan B 80
| ACP&L A n sex
Am G d. Fl 1.60
A G&E Of 4.75 II
Am L,aun Mch 2
Am Maracaibo
| AmPot&Ch1 hg
Am Super pf
Anch Post F .15e
Ark Nat Gas A.
Ark P L pf - II
Att c Fish Ag---
| Atlas Ply 80 -
Bah &Wii l Tag
Baldwin pf 2.10. I
Baldwin VIZ -
Barium Steel
Bliss (EW) l.
BrazTrac h1Ag
BreezeCorp .40e
Brewster Aero
Bridgeport OIL
Brill A ----
Brill Corp B.
Brill pf II
Brwn F Dist -
Buff N g. Z P pf
Can Mar h.04g-
Carnation la I
CenHudG&E. .6S.
Cent NY p pf g. !
Cessna Air L.
Childs pf 1850 ;
Charts .60a
Cities Service
Cities Serv pf =. s
Cities Svc pf B
Cities S pf BIB {
Cley Fl Illum 9 !
Clinch Coal l.. J
Colonial Air
Colts PA 3i2g- 4
Col G&E Of 5 !
CompoSMvtc. so J
Cons G B $50. {
ContR&Stl Ag
Cop Range SAG
Cosden Petroleu.
Croft Brew .05g.
Cub Atl Sug 1g-
Cuban Tobac
Darby Pet Ae
| Dayton Rub A Q
Dennis A BOG
Dennis deb 81.
Derby Oil
Derby Oil pf 21g
Det M Stv .30g
EstG&F6pf Sax :
EG&F prpf4.5o I
East Sta pf A !
East States pf B
E Sug A pf / YAK. 4
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El BIS pf g.
El B&S pi 3 -
Ell P&L I'd pf A
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Gen Sh pf Cd
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Godchaux b -.
Gorham Inc A
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Gorh Mfg g. :
Gray Mfg
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Greenf T&D iag
Grocery Pr .15e
Hartford R vic
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Hoe R & Co A Z
Hollinger hes
Hubbell H go J
Humble Oil sse 4
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Ruylers
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Ind Serv 6 pf {
InsCoNAm 2 laa. {
Intl Hyro El pf-
Intl Utilities A, ]
Inter Pow pf ]
Rates Of dividel
are annual disbur,
quarterly or semi.
Evening star., 1944-02-25

wanted: Waste kitchen fats to
make explosives for our guns. Save
yours. Take them to your meat
dealer.