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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-29
Chicago Grain

CHICAGO. April 20 R,.--wtth trading
movins along At rapid clip. wheat held
soSas ccfa and eats a. s sSses.r Of ss
nervous 1ndertone and lost sround.
some buyins. sttraeted BY yesterdays
nlssa: came .ssn into he wheat pitt, The
nouneement of substantial authorization
q FUNDS to foreign countries for ths pur-
ehsss OF American wheat and feur
2.ishs; corn was h-fs lower. May, / .3aI,
and oats were t.-st lower. MAY s8ls'
5SSSsnsan n., were Hsnehanssd to .. cent
Included In the Economic Cooperation
Administration fund authorization was
to Norway for wheat ana four. and sa..
3S2,oo0 to the Netherlands for wheat and
nonL Lesser amounts we're Kranted 10
Ths As Lasssoar md ,e.ana fer o
nearly sso. oo0.0oa bushels Of corn we're
under Government iosn or purchase ssrss-
msnt e az ths end Of March. About ss.-
that month. somewhat lsss than had BEEN
The Government vas scheduled to come
tomorrow when loans on the 1pSs crop
fal due. Estimated on the total rsnss
anywhere from 200. 600 70 500. 600
sse sn.s iii H : .ae, SO ds ssssas.
ment Is expected to get more wheat.
There was still some wonder about the
reason for yesterdays heavy sellins In
May wheat. One house said, The market
sctlon certainly suggested somebody did
I ns, b. q. reason e! issi decision i
One point which contributed 10 ths
nervousness Of local traders vas the fass
that much OF the ssiiins came from 8
Iaree elevator house, which handles the
actual grain. This kind Of selling IL puf
down ey PHI observers - eomins from
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Stock Market Quiet;
Advances and Losses
Evenly Divided

NEW YORK. April 2ss--Gsinx
and losses we're fairy evenly d.
yided on the stock market today
with many key issues swinging
between the plus and minus COL
urnns. Few quotations varied
more than fractaonally from
Thursdays close.
Another batch OF favorable
earnings reports. including Beth
lehem Steel's. appeared but had
little effect On individual stocks.
Similarly the reduction in re-
serves required by members of the
Federal Reserve System brousht
little response.
Business proceeded In fits and
starts. A few big blocks Of stocks
appeared at the opening. but on
the whole trading Was routine.
Traders apparently were await
Ing q clearer view OF the foreign
outlook as well as the domestic
sales situation. Increasing labor
troubles also were a factor. While
a number Of large companies had
highly favorable earnings, financial
circles did not overload the fact
that many smaller firms showed
substantial declines in profits
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-29
Produce Markets

Baltimore quotations furnished By the
United States Department Of Agriculture:
baskets: .: s: No; !; Pennsylvanla. Romes.
inches up' 800; Yorks. s 81 inches RsE; up i.
400, PENNSYLVANIA. staymans. ~ inches
up, 4.50-75: New Jersey. Staymans. fair
coles; ~ inches up: 100:
on Florida whites. about steady on others;
Florida, Sebagoes. y. 6. No. /. size A.
washed. l00-pound sacks. 525-s0; U. 9.
No; !: size 2: a.7si so,poand sacks, ZIP.
North Carolina, bushel baskets. Puerto
Ricans. senerally good quality. few. 800;
Esw ysTsss oasnsi asgsrs Y No
Poultry Quotations.
Fouitry-Market dull. trading light re-
pounds. 32-33; .seme smaller, 80: fowl.
colored, 40-42: other supplies insufficient
Aspsrasus~Markets slow. stronger; dozen
bunch crates. MARYLAND, including Eastern
Shore. Colossal, 5.50-6.50; mostly $50
500; extra fancy. 4.75-5.5o; mostly 500:
jersey. Colossal, s.oS.s. oo a mostly so so
extra fancy. 4.25-4.50 few, 500; PENN
sylvania. extra fancy, $50; fancy. $50:
R's9.s.7 s.o0' Virginia. medium to i't'e'
snap Bean. About STEADY.
snap Beans - Market about steady:
EiorlQa, pusnel hampers, StrfnglesS black
Valentines. generally fair quality, $50
$50; few best, 400: poorer. I.75.
Cabhage--Market barely steady. Bushel
1;o ss,I. ss' No nerth Carolina 12S South
carrots-Pennsylvania. bushei baskets.
topped. washed, SOL 90.
Green eorn-Market SLOW. stronger.
Florida. wire-bonnd crates, yellow, AS
dozen. 4507475.
Cueumbers - Market Arm: offerings
light. Florida. bushel baskets, some
waved. SEQ. fair quality. 500; iumbos,
Grain Market
Fiour-Receipts, 6,443 1oo-pound sacks
wheat - Receipts. none shipments.
s37 500 bushels: stocks. 2,7s3.1eo bush
els: No. a rsd winter gsrlieky' spot; DO.
winter gariicky, SPOT, 2.35lz.
corn-Recetpts. 223,s71 bushels; ship
ments, l72,4o0 bushels, stocks. 1907, 400
bushels.
osts-Rsceipts, none: shipments. none:
stocks, 3,31s bushels no quotations.
Barley-Receipts, none. shipments, none.
stocks, 2g4.Is6 bushels
Rye-Receipts, s7,p73 bushels: ship
ments. none: stocks, 29e,o0I bushels.
Soybeans - Receipts. 56.s7s bushels:
shipments, none: stocks, 4Tl,3i7 bushels.
Milfeed-Reeeipts. none.
Butter and Eggs.
moderate. demand moderate, wholesale
prices: A large, Sass: A mediums, 1888;
b large. $3.50, few 81. current receipts.
ungraded, onsrings Nght. 4o-4s.
Receipts-Butter. se3 pounds: egss,
1850 cases.
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Witness Says Reds
Had Recruiting Woes

NEW YORK. April 2s.--Difii-
culties encountered by commu-
mist workers in recruiting ilex
members were described In Fed
eral Court yesterday.
Testifying as q prosecution wit
ness in the Communist conspiracy
trial. Miss Angela Calomiris. bru-
net photographer. told of her
part In a drive TO enlist new
party members,
Miss Calomiris. an FBI inform
ant In the party for seven years.
said the drive last summer was
aimed at basic industries here.
Her job. she said. was TO con-
tact water front workers as they
appeared for work each morning
and hand out Communist liter
AZURE.
we had difhcnity talking TO
them" she testified. Some OF
them refused to talk TO Commu-
nists. We tried 10 make appoint
ments 10 speak TO them at their
homes"
Describing tactics used 10 win
new recruits. she said:
You take them TO q dinner or
q show. or get 70 talking to them
In o cafeteria, give them books 10
read. Get them TO come to q meet
ing. and 20 on"
Defendants q. the trial are
charged with conspirins 10 advo-
cate forcible overthrow Of the
Government.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-29
Retail Trade Drops
Below 1913 Levels:
High Prices Resisted
By the Asse<io,sd Press

NEW YORK. April 29.-Retail
sales declined this week. Dun 81
Bradstreet reported today. and
consumers resisted high prices.
moderately below that Of the pre-
in consumer purchasing in the
week ended this Wednesday re-
duced retail dollar volume mod
erately below that Of the previous
week" the survey said. 1T was
slightly below the level Of the COM
parable week in i948.
Consumer resistance to high
priced merchandise was evident
in most parts of the country.
Clearance sales Of seasonal goods
continued to attract shoppers In
many sections.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-29
Wallace Sees War
In Aiming Under Pact

CHICAGO. April 2s-war with
Russia. says Henry A. wallaoe, Is
eventually certain through
Western world heavily militsrssed
under the Atlantis Pact"
Under the pact. the only un-
certainty Ia when. where and
how, Mr.. Wallace said In O Ma
tion-wide radio broadeAs, last
night.
The ultimate disaster which
the Atlantic Pact involves IL var
itself" Mr., Wallace said, No one
can say when. where and how II
will come but re do know that
two worlds cannot indefinitely
denounee each other and build
up arms against each other with
out eventually exploding into the
most horrible holocaust Of ell
time.
Il know that Russia VIII not
enter upon this war unless abe 10
provoked by aggression on her
very borders. The United States
with her atom bomb and her
enormous industrial power 10 far
more likely 10 take provocative
steps under o pact which gives
80 much power 10 the military
men and place military bases on
Russia . borders"
The defeated Progressive Party
candidate for President. who on
Wednesday night In New YORK
opened his three-week Natiofs-
wide peace tour" said that peace
with Russia" 10 possible through
a ssrong United kstlons
Accompanies Mr.. Wallace on
his tour are n. Lester Hutchinson.
Labor member Of the BTitish
Parliament. and Mictsls Qua.
Italian Socialist senator. They
wifi speak tonight Ia the CHICAGO
Coliseum NJ Q nnestins sponsored
By the Progressive Party Of uh-
nois.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-29

CHICAGO. April 20 Up fuSDAl.--
Salahle hogs. 4.sO0: slow: steady to IS
cents lower; choice butchers. under $50
pounds, mostly steady, soxx steAas; toe.
Ia IS. sparingiy. most good and choice
1so-:So pounds, l7.55-Is.15; sso-3no
pounds, 17.09-1T.75. 100000 pounds.
I6.oQ-l6.15; few sows. under 400 pounds.
Is 25-I6 90: 4ss-5oo pounds, IL be-islss;
few heavier wetght sows Is Low IS 1850
indications good clearance
saiahie cattle. 1000. salsnle calves.
800. steers and she stocks moderately
active; steers and heifers STEADY to sffone.
spots 25-5a cents higher cows faliy
steady: bulls slow. weak 70 Is cents lower:
vealers steady: top, ~ 50 for lead hsEh-
choice f,45s-pound steers medium and
good steers. t.S0o pounds down. 81 So
$500. mostly es.oo.:4,se; eonmen e
and medium beef cows. l6, 75-ls-50: gan
ners and cutters i3-oo.I6sso: nedinm
and good sausage bulls. a.tu-2ls75s nuIk
veaiers, Is CO.'S 90. fey choice 20 90.
Salah1e sheep. 500. hardly enough here
to make d market; scattered saies good
TO choke clipped lambs. with No. and 9
pelts. 2e.oo dawn. fully steady: odd lots
medium % coed woolskinS. - 90 6owns
most shoru ewes. 1850 down
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During the war he was chairman
of the New York Food Fights for
Freedom Committee" and often
wrote for trade papers.
Chamber Speakers Listed.
Cabinet officers, congressional
leaders, industrial executives and
business analysts are among the
speakers listed to address the 37th
annual meeting of the United
States Chamber Of Commerce,
which opens here Monday.
Among the speakers announced
are Representative John w. Nc
Cormack, House majority leader;
Dean Acheson, Secretary OF State;
Senator Margaret Chase Smith.
Senator Edwin c. johnson, Sen
ator Forrest G. Donnell, Senator
Ralph e. Flanders and Earl O.
Shreve, chamber president.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-29

NEW FORK. April 20 R.-Cotton fu-
lures we're steady m slow forsnoon trading
today EveninG-sp operations In nearby
May was less active than In recent sss-
sicns and the market lacked the stimulus
Of new export business
Private adYtres. said that MN huytng
o. spos GOTTEN 80 VERY smsa aua.ng . me as
cotton Foods ard the tendency 10 defer
purchases OF spot Gotten until cheaper
nev-crop supplies are available.
higher than the previous CLOSE NAY,
3s .9sj July, 32.22, and October, cS.s2.
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Pennsylvania RoiIrood
Reports Income Gain
BY the Assosiased Press

PHILADELPHIA. April 90.
The Pennsylvania Railroad re-
ported a net railway operating in
come Of $9.020.948 for the first
three months of 1949 compared
with $2,436,7ll for a like period
last year.
Gross revenues for the quarter
ending last March 81 were S227,-
926.940 and 1928, 594,8l4 for the
first three months of 1913.
The railroad reported O deficit
OF S965.252 for the 1949 period
and 1851 ,064 for the three
months last year.
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JAW Probing Speed-up Charge
As Henry Ford Decries System
Union Teom Enters
Main Rouge Plont
To See for Itself

DETROIT. Apsa % "A top lese.
union team was dispatched To lar
Ford Motor Co spgawlsas Rouse
main plant TO-DAY 10 eou1rn CT
retase charges Of . sperd-up wassl
threatens 10 egtng OF q ss-ake
The possible walkou, O! GO. 600
clio United Auto Workers would
tie u2 virtually TIE entire
Furd industrial Syssen and could
upse, tie JAWS Sps!ns assEa.nias
drive
A strike al 5000 employees at
Fcrd's Lincoln Mercury plant wRs
authorized by the JAWS Executive
Board yesterday 10 start May 8
Similar sanction ~As denied The
Rouse plant workers pending to-
days inquiry, Both disputes in
yolss production speec-up com
plants.
NEGOTIATIONS Resumed
But neeotiAt.ons aimed NJ
heading of walkoaS we're re-
surned after previous talks had
failed.
A Lincoln Mercury walkou;
probably would have iittls effect
on either overall Ford prodae-
ton or the unions industry-wsd
campaign for pensions, medical
care programs and wage in
creases. This drive Is scheduled
TO start with Ford May Is
JAW leaders we're hopeful at
least that a Rouge plant strike
involving 10 times as many work
ers as at Lincoln. could be
averted.
President Walter Reuiher ~
the unions l0o-man National
Ford Council:
Don't let any one Get Us On q
detour. for the main road clearly
lies ahead"
The council Is framing final
demands on Ford which will
launch the JAWS l949 campaign,
$4,000. 0ee In Treasury.
Mr.. Reuther aaid the JAW en-
poets 10 have $4,000. 900 In its
treasury for use In any showdown
In this years bargaining.
With respect 10 the Lincoln
speed-up dispute Mr.. Reuther
said the international union has
documentary evidence based on
company records" that produc-
ton lines move too fast for
worker health and safety.
AT the Rouge plant. he added.
there rs q discrepancy between
the facts submitted by Local 900
and those claimed by the COM
pany" as TO production standards
in one building.
The union committee, headed by
Emil Macy. JAW secretary
treasurer. was assigned TO de-
termine which Is right. Mr..
Reuther said.
lone OF the major reasons that
our union came into existence, :"
said Mr.. Reuther. was the revolt
of workers against the inhuman
speedup that existed In the auto
mobile industry before II was Or
ganized."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-29
Says Higher Output
Connot Spring From
Pressing Workers

NEW YORK. ArxA - ~-As=rv
Fcs1 u. fsEwaasxnl ss rcse Ncsrr
Co xAA. lAss night higher wxSz fex
aSstgxli "cannct ~ e1p~etes TO
sassag tru=a loaEeg ssSzns or see~a.
60 up s3ogt~
II zee az ws@ 10 declares,
&c waal always head In tas esssss
esswctaos2- sFsasa gsxA&ss e4ggAst
al !ess sApenA .! i4sss and energy
Al ls&ss IA ras 0aGa4An saAs - TIE
meaning 9! productivity
NJ Fosas remarks ergs sasss
al TIE l7esa dsnSex nssss4as ss tas
ESoslosa4s Clas es Nss IosK
Way 10 Pisais
The notion Thai raAay caa have
plenty b. takins II tFrsa the .s~
Ford continued. ia q nassiscal
phoF1s 81 old a. hiAtn4s me tsw
never had saAt much arc never
viii The way 30 plenty .c ire
many u increased productivity by
the many"
Mr. Ford SAVE ars place Ia
highe. worker productivity tn wha4
he called tour basic requirements
in any American plan fer prog
reS
Second he said. progress Is es-
sentially . lob for science and en-.
sineeTtng We need 10 and
out how 10 do the same eentinu-
Qua diincult, experimental and
research work in the neld os hu-
man sciences which we have done
In the field o! physical sciences
Job for Basinessmen.
Third. progress Is . lob for
businessmen, but 4, requires The
development Of . political senss
greater than We businessmen nov
have"
Our industrial organizations,
be said. are continually con.
fronted with the problem OF trying
10 make . profit by meetins en-
glneffiaE ana teehBolOs zeal PROB
lens and solving them success
faliy under the preSxures Of Q
ceadiine, Government on the
other hand. IA q political ergAnisa-
ton and organised labor IA be-
coming increasingly 20"
The fact u.s." he said. that ws
have been losing The confidence
OF the American people,
Fourth. "eniy with the under
standing cooperation al Govern
ment and Organized labor can
business make It's maximum con-
tribntion 10 progress.
This IT seems 10 me. ' Mr. Fosu
summed up. Is an especially good
time for American industry.
American labor. and American
Government TO lock arms IN .
practical program OF progress
engineered 10 that 1, wtll be strong
and solid and will deliver the
goods
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-29
D. {. Bank CIearinqs
Show Decline From
Year Ago in April
By Edword G. Stone

Bank clearings in the Capital
In April registered a decrease of
S21 ,688. 1868 from April a year ago,
George Fl. Bright. manager of
the Washington Clearing House
Association, reported today. April
clearings totaled $300,75I 1865
against 1922, 440.1s3 last year.
Clearings in the first four
months Of this year scored q gain
of $50. $50, 199. Clearings In that
period amounted to S1,215, 702, 979
in comparison with $l,182, 442. TIC
q year ago.
Bankers suggested that the
April letdown may have been due
in part to a. drop in cancelled
checks after Easter.
Transit Earnings Higher. 4
Net earnings of the Capital
Transit Co. in the first quarter
amounted to 5000. 1888. a gain of
s88,25l or 10 per cent over last
year, today's report to the Public
Utilities Commission revealed.
Net income In March Of sos 1888
was of $3,998, or 4 per cent. from
March year ago. Revenue pas
sengers showed a decrease both in
March and the three months.
Net income of the Potomac
Electric Power Co. in March to-
tailed $444 ,902. an increase Of
$120,458 or 81 per cent, over the
same month last year. Net reve-
nues In the first quarter amounted
to $1,353.633, an increase over last
year Of 1892 ,085. or 1854 per cent.
Kilowatt-hour sales were up 4 per
cent In the first quarter.
General Manager Named.
District Grocery Stores, Inc,
composed Of 268 food stores, has
, appointed George p. Buente gen.
eral manager. effective tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-29
Women Midget Heods
Handicapped Club Aeoin

Mrs. Mary Ruth Bass. q midget.
has been named 10 continue AZ
president OF the Physically Han
dicapped Club. II was announced
today.
Other officers announced by tia
group, which held its first public
meeting two weeks ago. include
Mrs. Mary FAINT. secretary; Mrs.
Thelma Ford. treasurer. and
James Smith. chairman Of enter.
tatnment.
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Business Briefs
Money i'm Circulation declir

Money In Circulation declined
to $27, 356, 900 900 on April 81. q
drop of $4,000. 900 from a week
earlier and 1926 100000 below
year earlier.-Federal Reserve
Board.
Department Store Sales over the
Nation averaged 1919 below a veal
earlier in the first week after
Easter.--Federal Reserve Board.
Midland Steel Products Co
stockholders approved a 2-for-1
split in common stock. Directors
declared an initial dividend Of
37h cents on new common stock
resulting from the split. payable
July /.
United States Pipe q Foundry
Co. declared a special dividend Of
Is cents and a regularly quarterly
of rs cents, both payable June 20.
United States Playing Card Co
declared an extra dividend Of 81
cents and a regularly quarterly Of
so cents, both payable July /.
Cluett, Peabody g. Co. an.
nounced fall prices on Arrow shirts
will remain virtually unchanged.
Standard Oil Co. New Jersey
estimated earnings for the FIRST
1949 quarter at SITS, 000. 900 or Sass
a share. No estimate was given
for a year earlier. but net for the
first half Of 1e48 was $4,000, o0o
or $3.50.
Standard Oil Co. Of California
earned $37.3Ss.082 or $2.74 in
March quarter VS.. $37,106,904 OF
$2.85 a year earlier.
Bethlehem Steel Corp. net in
come for March quarter was $780,
1854 or 1929 VS.. $15,499.33l OF
$l.55 in the same 1948 period.
National Steel Corp. earned
$14,753,775 or s6.10 in March quar-
ter VS.. $8.661,760 or 1888 a year
earlier.
Sicily Oil Co. profit for March
quarter was $7.783,92l or $685. VS.
$s,s6o.029 or 1913 in the same 1915
period.
United States Rubber Co. earned
$685. 69 or $1.18 in March quar-
ter VS.. $4,601.1 64 or $1.S7 a yeal
earlier.
National Cash Register Co. net
for March quarter was $3,027 .064
or $1.69 VS.. $3.319.S64 or $2.04 In
the same 1948 period.
Federated Department Stores
Inc. earned $l4.78o.lS1 or 1884 ir
10 months ended January 20 VS.
$l0,394, 202 or s4.l8 in the previous
year.
Standard Brands, Inc, net fol
March quarter was $l.786.37l OF
so cents VS.. $2.913.329 or So cents
in the same 1913 period.
North American Aviation, Inc.
earned $1.7s9,67s or 50 cents ir
March quarter VS.. $729, 1928 or q
cents q year earlier.
Interlake Iron Corp. profit fol
March quarter was $l,757. 1913 or 81
cents VS.. S1,l46.506 or SO cents II
the same 1913 period.
Scott Paper Co. earned Sits
GOT or $l.28 In three months endet
April 2 vs.. $719.44l or rs cents
year earlier.
Other Earnings Reports appeal
in table In this section under thu
heading Of Corporation Earnings
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Foreign Exchunee

NEW YORK, April 20 UP.--Forsisn ex-
change rates follow tGrest Britain tn dol
lars, others In centsI.
Canadian dollar in New York open mar
ket, 57s per cent discount or e4.isiz
q. s. cents, on Is Of cent.
Europe: Great Britain tpound), 4.03K.
unchanged; Great Britain 3u-day futures,
4.0Is4. up V Of q cent; Great Britain. 90
Say Iltuf aa $3.50; $40 W as eeI ysa u
cent; France drancl, .3Uta OF q cent
up 00is; Italy tliral, April hxed rate,
.00l73s March. .ooi 73a; Sweden tkronal,
~ IS, unchanged; Switzerland frane8
tree. 25.46. unchanged.
Latin America: Argentina tfree). 30 a3
unchanged, Brazil dree). $50. unchanged
Mexico, laos. OF .os Of cent.
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He was former
ly assistant to
the head Of the
H. C. Bohack
Co., which OPP
crates 400 mar
kets on Long
Island.
For the past
five years. Mr..
Buente has con-
Quoted his own
business as con-
sultant on mar
keting and mer-
chandising in
thu fn0d trade
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-29
Brokers' Looms Down
81, 900, 900 in Week
by the Assceiofsd Press

The Federal Reserve Board re-
ported that }oans to brokers and
dealers on securities held by men,
Der banks in New York City totaled
81, las 600. 900 Wednesday, a. de-
crease Of $4,000, 900 from q week
ago, and an increase of $473 ,000,-
900 from a year ago.
Included was $704 ,000, 900 lent
to purchase or carry United States
Government obligations, de-
crease of $50, 200, 900 for the week.
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Odd-Lot Dealings

The Securities and Exchange Commits
sion reported today these transactions
specialists on the New York Stock Ex-
tnvoiyeins s3Sss shares. ineindins SO
shcrt saiss Involving 1905 shares.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-29

Hourly eAtee On ne kxch1n8e To0Ays
IL 100 an 400 600 1900 noon SEQ 900
1pIm.--- 500 600 200 p.m. 600 ooc
tunis Of trading 10 shares. sIn BANK.
under The Bankruptcy Act, or securffies
assumed By such companies. Rates Of div
ldends In the fcregoing table are annual
rr semf-annuaI declaration. Unless other
wise noted. special or extra dividends are
not included cid Called. Ex dividend
stocx dividend. Cash or stock. . PAID
last year. fPayahle 10 stock. estimated
cash waite % s1-diyidend data, De-
or paid after stnek dividend or split-up
& Declared or paid Lhis year. an aceumuia-
tive issue with (fyidendl IN arrears-. D Paid
action taken Of last dividend meeting
{ Declared 1913 payable In 1910. y Liaui-
dating dividend. Payaels 10 stock. exact
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New York Produce

NEW YORK. April 20 R--Butisr.
sas. SIS. eaxy. wholesale prices ca 1uik
cartons. Creamery. higher than - score
tAAs. 50iz-sas& cents: o. scare IA. S9sss
90 score OBJ, ssh: 81 seofs sCf, 81.
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Corporation Eorninas
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NEW YORK. April 90 Especial. ---
EarntnEs reports issued today are com
paye0 below with results for o rear
earlier:
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