davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1950-04-30
Produce Markets

Baltimore quotations furnished by the
oh.ted states Department Of Agriculture:
AppIeS-Market slightly stronger; bushel
baskets and bushel boxes, U. S. Is, 3h-
inch up, New Jersey Delicious 3.0O-5O:
Zones. 2.25-75; staymsns. few $50;
best mostly around 2.75: few higher; fair
color 2:25; Staymans 2A-inch up. fair
color $50 ,,..,
Cattle,-Compared last week: Slaughter
steers, helfers and cows, so cents to
90 higher; bulls weak to so cents lower;
loads and lots high-eood and choice sl5-
l,360 pound slaughter steers and year.
ilngS' ~ y 1920 3; @. 90; medium to aversge-
24.00; odd head lots good heifers. $500
100; Gamers and cutters. 15.50-19.O0;
medium cows, mostly 1650-l900; cam
ners and cutters, IA $50, odd shelly
Gamers, 100 or under; odd hieh-good
and medium. 1900 50; high hish-good 'sin and
steers and stock calves, 800 IS 90; most
pound weights, as..50-269o; bulk sales,
=, S;sIvesMGompsrsda e;a ea last week; g Good and
o.her Grades and classes mostly steady;
Common aaa @edum Calves sn
vealers. % ia.o0-a7 @ 90; % culIs 400 - Il 90. O
HogS-Compared last week: Barrows
and gifts generally IS cents higher.
sowS steady to p cents up; ,today'S good
giltss;, ls.o0-lSia5; 2.0-@49 pounds, II 80
800 pounds. 16.00-l6 $50; 300 pounds and
heavier. 1900 down. according to weight
and condition: l20-140 pounds, 14.,:'-
! 525; 140-1G0 bounds. l6.Oh-16.50; 160-
$50 pounds 17.50-17.75: sows under 400
pounos. - .15- loo; good 40O-i5 pounds,
1901 90; heavier weights 1900 down;
sows; garbaee-fed hogs, ] $4,000 under
price same weight grain-feds.
Sheep - Compared last week: Spring
lambs steady to 90 higher; most, eond
and choice 65-aS pound ~Drinc lamb
3u.00-:l3 90; few choice 105-12s pound
63-"o pound weights, ,2s2.oo-27: 90: fey
lighter offerings eligible to 1900.
Grain Market.
Flour-Receipts, 6S,771 100-pound
Wheatt1Receipts; 47,19s bushels; ship, d1 };
bushels; No; {? red winter eg;arlicky. spot;
Winter White eatlickv spot ) ".33i% w. te0
Corn-Receipts 81 093 bushels: ship
ments none; stocks 1.26l,24S bushels
OSts-ReceiptS. 1000 bushels; ship
ments.. none; stocks, 99,311 bushels. No
quotations.
Barley-Receipts, none; shipments none:
stocks, l20,0S5 bushels.
Rye-Receipts. 29.7G4 bushels: ship
ments: none; stocks, 1734o2 bushels.
Soybesns-Receipts. none; shipments,
10 .aG; bushels stocks. o0t,.5l bushels.
Millfced-Receipts, l31 tons.
Evening star., 1950-04-30
Chicago Gruin

CHICAGO. April ~ R,.-Soybean and
grain futures continued to move ahead
rather sharply today on the Board of
Trade
May soybcans were up more than 8
cents a bushel. at times reaching Sol.
the highest price for any soybean delivery
since July. 1875. Wheat was up more
than 2 cents at times and corn and oats
more than a cent.
Demand for crude vegetable oils and de-
clinins stocks of soybeans continued as
bullish influences in soybeans Lending
ADDED strength was q higher market for
cottonseed oil futures
Wheat was bousht on the fact that
yesterday's rains did not fall in the parts
Of the Southwestern winter wheat belt
couraging purchases was the announce
ment that the Government has asked for
offers en- 100000 sacks of flour for ac-
ceptance Tuesday morning.
Cash corn again was strong. No. . yell
low corn hit S1.51A the highest price
since last July. High cash corn prices
apparently are ENCOURAGING more offerings
from the country. Receipts here today
Wheat closed liz to. 34 cents higher
was UP 20 to ". May 1.461s-l .46; oats
we're IA to "a higher. May S2A-a; rye
was 7s to ia higher. May i 33-1 .35H
sog6eans 5, Sbs Is were up Y to .6,4 cents. May
hundred pounds higher. May II go
49, T-
Evening star., 1950-04-30
Selected Rail Bonds
Score Small Gains
In ListIess Market
BY the Associoted Press

NEW YORK. April 29.-Light
demand for selected rails near the
close of today's brief bond market
enabled the list to come through
with a moderate number of small
gamers, but otherwise there was
little feature.
indicative of the listless char
acter of the market was the fact
that less than a half dozen bonds
posted changes of point or more
and all but one of these was on
the downside. They we're: Balti-
more g. Ohio SIS. off a point at
5614: Michigan Central. 41as, off
a point at IS; New Orleans. Texas
g. Mexico SIS. of y points at
l0014; Seaboard income 4l2s. up
a point at 83. and Texas g. New
Orleans 324s. off a point at 9812.
American Telephone bonds were
fairly steady but quiet; Missouri
Pacif1cs were among the late gain
ers, four of the six traded bonds
ending up fractions. Two held
unchanged. New York Centrals
were on the quiet side and Penn
Sylvania bonds were mixed.
There was no business in Gov
ernments today and light activity
in the foreign dollar list produced
minor changes only.
Sales of $1,460,000, compared
with $l,130,000 last Saturday.
Conflicting Factors Seen.
The threat of a railroad strike
We'd with good railroad earnings
reports for the years first quarter
as the chief influence in rail bond
trading this week.
AS a result of the conflicting in
f1uences. prices were pretty we'll
scrambled all week long.
Prices moved steadily lower
during the first three days of the
week. This was reaction to the
strike called against several major
railroads by the Brotherhood of
Locomotive Firemen and Engine
men.
The walkout was scheduled for
last Wednesday, but was post
poned until May 10 at the Gov
ernment's request.
The rail bond retreat was halted
and. small gains started to appear
Thursday when the latest crop of
earnings reports for the quarter
started to filter in. These indi-
Gated the railroads had not suf-
fered too drastically from the coal
strike and other labor troubles in
the early part of the year.
Better Than Expected.
Some roads reported their earn
ings and gross revenues were
higher in the first quarter of 1850
than in the like period of 1949.
A majority reported results just a
bit under the comparable l949
figures.
This unexpected bit of good
news kept prices on the upgrade
through late dealings Thursday
and most of the next day until a
sudden selling squall developed in
the final hour Friday.
Utility and industrial bonds held
about steady all week.
Long-term United States Treas
ury bonds moved back and forth
between The plus and minus COL
umns all week. with most issues
closing the five-day session vir-
tually in the same position at
which they started.
Evening star., 1950-04-30
Chicoqo Livestock

CHICAGO, April % 4 OsDA)-sal-
able hog, 500; compared week ago Bar
pounds, mostly so higher: heavier weights
steady to 25 higher; sows. $3.50 lower:
light and medium weight butcher hogs ad-
sistently higher wholesale pork prices;
daily markets on such weights more active
to all interests; heavies and sows reacted
since early March; a few lots choice .1O-
ESQ ESQ, pounds, The favorits top sellers;
aid choice. 190-260 pound weights closed
at 11.25-l7.40: 260-2S0 pounds. mainly
1900. % S3o Sso-32o s pounds at I6.;o-
1925, with small lots. l60-lS0 pounds at
pounds sold today at l4."5.- 5.25, few
ier sows ranged according to weight down
to 1912 for around 900 pound Kind.
-, salable cattle. zoo; compared week ago;
bulls, Is to j 90 higher; fat beef bulls up
stockers and feeders, so to 100 hieher;
load choice. 1870 pound fed steers, 33OQ;
bulk high-good and choice steers, 5000
weights, 81 .5O-32 so; bulk good steers and
Yearlings, 27.25-29.75; medium to. low
grades 1, J. late 25;o9;27;a5 several load loads
a1.75-24.25;, load choice, l,933 pound
steers and Iheifers mixed, nd ,s1.0o; choice
good to choice heifers. 29.OO-a9.50 late
bulk medium to average-good grades.
:,,5 .O0-2S.50 good cows closed at y .75-
:3;5o' lste bulk ~ common and medium beet
1900; few Gamers down to 400 late
bulk medium and sood SAUSAGE bulls; 2l.;
-o-?3 90; vsolers, 81 90 down; good and
choice -s0O-95o pound feeding. steers, 20
:5c:;.I,; good 100 pound weights. goo,
Losing most Of early advance slaughter
lambs, both wooled end shorn, closed about
steady; dr. dressed markets sharply higherr
twelve markets than week earlier: extreme
top woeled lambs, 2s;25; fan shorn, 200:
top wooled lambs, o15o. with $500 quot
able; during week 105 pound wooled lambs,
3S.25: 100 pounds. $500; 115 pounds,
e7.oo, and 1e9 pounds, $500; shorn lambs
ran freely and bulked at 25.00-26.15 ):
short deck choice II pound spring lambs,
1900; sheep. weak to so lower; bulk
slaughter ewes .shorn; bulk 9.50-12.50
with definitely choice 125 pounds. 1900;
Gull and wooled bucks, s:0o-9:50; clear
ance good; small receipts in prospect next
week.
Evening star., 1950-04-30
Record Steel Activity
Spurs Spring Boom in
Trade and Industry
BY 6. A. Phillips
Assoeioted Press Business Writer

NEW YORK. April 29.-The
spring boom in business and in
dutry was given strong support
by record high steel production
and excellent operating rates in
other key lines this week.
There was even modest pick
up in retail trade-the softeSt spot
in the national economy since
the somewhat disappointing Easter
season. Encouraged by better
weather in most areas, business
in stores registered a slight in
crease over the previous week
and came nearer to volume at this
time last year than in any recent
week.
Wholesale buying was a sus-
tanning influence, especially in
so-called hard goods. interest
remained high in television sets,
house furnishings and appliances
to go into the record number of
new homes that are being out
fitted.
Employment Improves.
The employment picture bright
ened appreciably with the opening
Of various seasonal lines of work:
stocks and bonds we're unsettled
but never lost their hold on the
advancing side very long. Divi-
dend payments ran strongly in
favor of the owners of stocks and
earnings reports gave new evi-
dence of the extraordinary volume
of business done in the first
quarter.
The week was not without its
unfavorable developments for
business.
There was a definite turn for
the worse in labor relations. The
Chrysler strike went on with it's
terrific loss to both sides and
highly disturbing situations de-
veloped in the communications
and transportation fields.
Business sentiment was further
perturbed by a sudden advance in
prices of a wide variety of things
you use, especially articles made
out of metal. No one knew for
certain what caused these in
creases at a time when competi-
ton is extremely keen.
Some contended the increases
were due wholly to scarcities STEM
ming from the wave of strikes in
steel, coal, copper and other basic
industries late last year and into
the winter.
U. S. Spending Turns Upward.
Others saw the sudden reversal
in Congress over Government
spending a prime factor. The big
military budget was puffed up
still more this week under gentle
prod from the White House and
the economy bloc appeared headed
for still more rebuffS as the admin
istration sought new means to
combat the growing tension in in
ternational political relations.
All this added up to more deficit
financing at a time when tax col
lections were falling considerably
behind what the Treasury experts
figured. 1t raised the possibility
that imitation may again become
an important factor in the ma
tional economy.
Brightest star on the business
chart this week was the record
high steel output-the second
week in row that mills have
turned out more products than
ever before-peace or war.
The operating rate was 1908 per
cent of capacity against 1000 last
week and a CTS a year ago. The
tonnage was 100000 against the
previous high Of 100000 last
week. A year ago it was 1,797,-
400 tons.
Evening star., 1950-04-30

Rates OF dividends in the FOREGOING
table are annual disbursements based on
the last quarterly or semi-annual declara-
tion UDiess otherwise noted special or
extra dividends are not included.
xd Ex dividend IT Ex rights cid Called
pt pd Part paid. ur Under rule war War
rants Wv With warrants XIV Without
warrants. Also extra or extras Plue
STOCK dividend. d Cash or stock De-
IN stock estimated cash value on ex-divi-
dend date, Paid last year, Declared
or pald after stock dividend or split-up
latiye. issue with dividends In arrears,
Paid this year, dividend omitted. deferred
or no action taken at last dividend meet
ing; r.Declsred 1a49, payable fn 1850
Iiduidatins dividend Payable in stock,
exact lash value undetermined on declara-
ton date
Evening star., 1950-04-30

PLUS extras paid far this year; .
Yesterdays Trading Washington Excha nge
shington light common at 26ls
Evening star., 1950-04-30
Commodity Prices

NEW YORK Aprg. - qF-The grains
ans cotton component Of the Associated
Press commodity price lHdFN reached a Eew
weekend hiEh fer the year Wis week
AnC textiles sank TO Il new fcN
The index O. ~ lGr portany whole sale
rc1nrErcdity prices as whole advances
slightly 10 l6u a6 on FRIDAY sgo;H 100 e"
week earlier ana compared with lSS %
equals leo
The indust-ials. food. livestock and ntn-
ferrous metals parts Of the index also
posted EsfRS this week,
FRIDAYS indea. with comparable cSGfes
for s week $50 and q year aso tolEows
Evening star., 1950-04-30
Business Briefs
Industrial Business Volume


shows a substantial pickup-Na-
tional Association of Purchasing
Agents. Order bookings and pro-
duction increases exceed the high
rate chat prevailed in the boom
period of late August and Sep
tember prior to the steel strike.
Savings Association Resources
on May / will total around SIS
600, 900, ,000-United States Saw
ings & Loan League. Assets to-
tailed only $5.505, 100000 ten years
ago.
New York Stock Exchange re-
ported April sales totaled 48,244,-
665 shares. highest for any month
since January. 1916. and compared
with 40,411 ,025 in March and only
19,313,984 in January, 1949. April
bond transfers totaled S85,117.-
$50 vs.. $9S, ,703.760 in the previous
month and $66,839.4 400 a year
earlier.
Hershey Chocolate Corp. earned
$4,496, ,002 or $1,33 a share in three
months ended March 81 VS.. ST.
543,4 or $108 a year earlier.
Parker, Davis e. Co. net income
for March quarter was $4.352,625
or SO cents VS.. $3,059,547 or 63
cents in the same 1949 period.
Consolidated Gas, Electric Light
& Power Co. of Baltimore earned
$3.200.044 or 81 cents in March
quarter VS.. $2.123,074 or 46 cents
year earlier.
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line
Co. net income for March quarter
was $2.518.399 or IA cents VS..
$2,268.478 or 66 cents in the same
1949 period.
North American Aviation, Inc,
earned $1.869,000 or 54 cents in
March quarter VS.. $1,789,679 or
81 cents year earlier.
Detroit Steel Corp. profit for
March quarter was $1,369,737 or
$1.16 VS.. $1.302.772 or $1.45 in the
same 1949 period.
DOehler- Jarvis Corp. earned ST.
070,908 or ST. in March quarter
VS.. S1,709,614 or $3.50 a year ear
lier.
White Sewing Machine Corp.
net income for March quarter was
$958,129 or $2.62 VS.. S767,830 or
$2.06 in the same 1949 period.
Interchemical Corp. earned S912.-
800 or $1.24 in March quarter VS..
$472,741 or So cents year earlier.
Cupboard Marine & Mfg. Co.
profit for March quarter was $780,
553 or SLAB VS.. $371 1926 or SO cents
in the same 1949 period.
Delaware e. Hudson Co. earned
$842,774 or $1.56 in March quar-
ter VS.. $65.14 or IL cents a year
earlier.
RuberOid Co. profit for March
quarter was $807,741 or $1.68 VS..
$461 $50 or SO cents in the same
1949 period.
Hazel-Atlas Glass Co. earned
$833,703 or 38 cents in three
months ended April l VS.. $713,O92
or 33 cents a year earlier.
TextrOn, Inc, profit for three
months ended April / was $674, ,233
or so cents VS.. a deficit of $295, ,337
for the same l949 period.
Lambert Co. earned $657,512 or
86 cents in March quarter VS..
$575, ,568 or II cents year earlier.
Clark Equipment Co. net income
for March quarter was $638,O82 or
$1.16 VS.. $1,279,941 or $2.38 in the
same 1949 period.
National Cylinder Gas Co. profit
for March quarter was $565, ,063 or
80 cents VS.. $519,716 or 81 cents in
the same period last year.
Pond Greek PocahontaS Co.
earned S467.86l or $1.38 in March
quarter VS.. $716,567 or $2.11 a
year earlier.
Tntertype Corp. profit for March
quarter was S299,4S8 or $1.35 VS..
$374,035 or $168 in the same 1949
period.
American News Co. earned
S560.220 or 66 cents in March
quarter VS.. S754.609 or 80 cents a
ear earlier
Evening star., 1950-04-30
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
E1aAEiiElI1xSxI OPPORTUNITY

Investment OF $500 hos potential
earning power Of $500 up from first yeo
STITCH-ik-TlME SYSTEMS, Sewing CEN
tiers equipped with new. modern world
fomovs sewing moehines. coin operoted
with meters OF rs cents per hour, Women
go wild over these eenters where they
con do smoll repoir Job or design ond
finish q whole ensemble. You olso sell
them nationally fomovs sewing supplies
OF svbstontioI sowing. New. thorough.
ly tested. sure FIRE business success thot
is sweeping the country. Poy only one.
half OF time Of receiving equipment.
Boonoe os you corn over twelve month
period. Write Box 45o-E Stur, for
re4rttts
Evening star., 1950-04-30
Investing Companies

NEW YORK April % LP-National
Association of Securities Dealers. Inc:
Evening star., 1950-04-30
Over-the-Counter Market

The following bid and asked quotations
on Washington securities traded over the
counter represent prices at which one or
more dealers members of the National
Association of Securities Dealers, Inc.
would trade with the general public at the
time the quotations were assembled Tor
The Star as of Friday noon:
Evening star., 1950-04-30

VHfCAk0 NASH MAfket.
Cash wheat-No. red. 2.35A Corn
Old: Sample Grade yellow, l.45h-1.47.
New: No. : yellow, 1.5Oa-1 .51H: No. 8
yellow. 461a- .4aH. ,oats-No. l heavy,
white. s7-S7ia; No, / white 81 Barley
Mailing. 25.1.55 nominal; feed. LOO
LIS nominal
Evening star., 1950-04-30
BOND SUMMARY

Furnished By the Associated PressJ
A selected list Of active bonds On the
New Ferk Stock Exchange, showing the
hiEh. low and closing price for the week.
and the net change from the prev'aus
weeks eisse
Net
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-14
@9O,DlN.W
BLADES SCHOOL DISTRICT
M. 17a
RUNAEX COUNTY, DELAWARE
SCHOOL DONDS
SERIES lObO

llndur tho plOVHlunH uf Article H.
chapter ~ liuNlHud Code, 1880, ul the
state nt Delaware ~ amended hN
chapter Wh, Volume hO, llnWh ul llplh
llmdpH Aphnnl District No w, huhhuN
county, Delaware, unill twelve tiO
u'piOpk noon lMNllBhi AnVlnB TlWel
un May lHt, lNhO, viii WrulVn Hphlnd
proposals. for the purchase Ot hU -!
fHO, ,On0 0O unregistered, coupon HphOul
hundH, HpuipH " lnhn, ln denominations
Of ~ 0OnOO hunrmg date May iHt lNhO,
numhprnd pOnhupUilNplN uAumnt ilnW
nll state, County uv Municipal thku
tlOn, mtppnhi payable hpnl annually
IN NOynmhnp lHl Hnd Mny lHl ~ ehoh
year therpAilur unlll The date nNpd Tor
This issue uf bonds viii be- retired
by pullinH for rudpmNtioni nn May lht
nI pnUh Nnnr hunluninB with tho year
1901, ono tWpnllpih part of the lhhue
TINT la 90 HnN thNhOOn ln amount Qn
May ~, 1901, ANA Hike amount ~
paoh year thereafter for a period Of
twenty Years
TRb 'fRith hnd credit 0f llAdpa Achool
District M. l9A, huHHpA County lplh
ware W pledged tnr the payment Qt
the principal ana iniulphl un tho hondH
when duu ANA payable.
lllddnlh nrh ruuuuhlpd 10 hlNin tho
rate ut niprunl the bonds hlhll hnbf
az mn which must not uANpnd four
uultuNiNm tA4l nul NNNNilt NlNAl w.
stated n a mnllWu ut Oup eighth OF
unu nurpnnium anu must AnnlN in The
unllIp Issue
ilda msl hn accompanied hN u pnrs
tuned "a uAHhlpt'p phpph ~ a rnHpuu
sihlu muh nl lWhl company payable
~ ihu linnud Ut fruatuuH ~ lllHdph
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tN, Delaware, lnp iNu Uurppuiun th8l
~ lhn principal ~ ihu uninu lHHNn,
hn nlhrhr ~ lW ltuUhnh promptly lo
lhn unrupuuAhlul hdduIH.
Tho llHhl W JpHpNpd in WAlVn The
failure ~ amy hlddnl l0 comply with
any DTuNlHlOn Ot this untlpp, hud "a
! Iulnpi any ~ Nll hdH
Huhlupt ~ tho WuNHlOnh lhNt the
| bonds ahnll nul hu sold 40 lnHH Than
! fhpu Numu, Nnd Hll other OIoYhlOna Ol
! lhlH Uuinpi the hundH VIII hp awarded
! ~ The bidder HHllnH tho hnHi uHpr
! confederation hpinH lNd i0 the inter
pnl tNtp hiNtud ana tho nlpp Oltulpd
! lfUHhur Information mhA hu OhthW
ud iium Alan thlnWmh Olnlh Oi the
! Hunrd ~ ImHlpph, lilhdpH, Delaware
~ from Daniel i, layton ir mHuulrp,
! tlpulnplUWu llnhWhru, Solicitor tOi
! tho nnnUd NJ rmhlupH, u pOpN Ot Whhhu
opinion viii hu Furnished Tie huuupHH
! lUl bidder uUuO luuuuHt
,lhNNlNOR MOOllm chairman
lllhdpH, Delaware
ALAN pili'MAN, Olurh
lllhdpH, Delaware
MOnUIh nANiR TuHlua
llmdua, Delaware
HOWARD 0lllpflril Trustee
llhdpHl delaware
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-14
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Milford chronicle., 1950-04-14
State NJ Delaware
STATE BOARD ~ EDUCATION
Dover, Delaware
NOTlCEl

heaind hidn viii ha received hy the
state Board uf Hdupntl0n ~ Dover,
delaware. until 80 O'clock a. NJ, on
ibf Hsth day at April 1890 for the
following repairs hud lnplnppmnntH 90
D. made 90 tlp fnlluWinR HrhunH
GfpunWu0d school No VI llupnirn 60
hflrk chimney
Greenwood arhool M Ol napnlru Co
heating hnd plumbing
DfnWhfldRr arhuul No iWst Install
lHtlon ~ plumbing nghinm
Rabbits Ferry sph0ul No HOi a. -
Installation of PLUMBING system,
Rabbits bnftN hphnnl No aWi rt
interior nnd ifAturinr Painting
specifications mhY be- procured az
ilp office az the aunnrylanr ~ School
buildings aud Qr0undH, state linnrd ~
itdurntiun, Dover Delaware, which VIII
designate the nature ana type of such
repairs nnd ropinunmnuia hnd the
name Of the school On which The WORK
s to hr DOM
islddnfH must conform ~ the laws
81 ihn state nf Delaware in such phhn
provided
n viii hn necessary for The Huepussa
ful bidder 90 prrsrnl proof ~ p0ahpH
nl0u nf WnrkmHn'h Computation ANA
lltuiiie Liability inaulHn0n
1hn hHid bids az pl0Duhhlh VIII hp
oprurd a. $40 nplnph in ihn afternoon
un thf thih day ut Apilh lnhn ~ lhn
once ~ 40. state iioard oi l9dunhll"n
Hi llnVpi. Delaware,
ANY 90 hll bids may be- rnlnnipd ~
iilr discretion ~ ihn hiHln iiphld NJ
aTArE HOAUD OP EDUCATION
fg IS q lpYull Supervisor
School liuildiuHH Hnd Grounds
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