davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1952-02-15
Chicago Gruin

,ns CHICAGO: ansa FEB; Is gn:-with the trad.
aas odssn dsasnss wheat Il Hrss c.d r. hs 4 g
Brokers thought activity mirht hav,
tsnty TsrsleIn1 u part because q pncer
lposal for high-leyei political % confersmnc@s m 4
IN Airea after armistice terms are sereed
msds npodh: ,oI Inis proposal was expected to Be
vas Wh:as beat r.a. near the shs end Of the sst hour
and oats were unchanged to u lower,
70 Y higher. March. S.ssh. and i % iard dioWe; Wes
March, i sS - 1897 ssa.s . hundred pounds lower.
Some more details were available on the
yided t IS shipped within 81 90 edy. dsSs pTS. TS.
staye Sisy Nay yg,,s contract for No wheat h'fa n
expected 70 offer the bread isapoi's srain' are
r. Tns last date on which producers can
iIsosem Is snri, H6eat sn from the Government loan
| is being taken to clear out sons sfss.9n sfansna
pElor to taking over defauited Erain' or IN
% srSir difeet year me ,I GcG has been selling its
passing private exporser.s Tssrsn governments. by
A little light e snow " fen overn,.b, ,r
weatbsrl o. a,,s'n msnsas and Texas The fve-day
much in need Of moisture Tor for inprovemeni M M nsss
OF winter wheat crop prospects, :
| reports from Decatur, Ill. said thai
one leading soybean professor was pian.
ntng 20 close its plant March / becauss
q unfavorable conversion ratios. How.
ever, rs most @ Of the plants apparsntiy win
nv 20 Keep going. Traders said here hsi
isoyhean meal the past few days. <.
EXPORT ctrcles reported that soybean,
IL0m Mancngfia were being offered Il
american beans Of approximately SIG;
Evening star., 1952-02-15
Stocks Move Higher
As Much as 7 Points;
Trading Holds Back
By he Asseeiossd Press

NEW YORK. Feb. 15.-A higher
Swing In prices was accomplished
today In the stock market despite
Istrong cross currents Of selling
that retarded progress In many
areas Of the list.
Except for q few high-fiying
issues. gains extended to between
4 and 2 points. Losses were
mostly fractional. \,
The volume Of business brought
|out BY the rise was Disappointing
Ito the billish element ia the
street. They would like to see
far more vigorous trading on the
rise to convince themselves and
Others Of underlying market
strength.
Rails. steels. motors and oils
showed the best activity and it
was also in these divisions that
some Of the best advances were
shown. Others advancing In
|cluded building materials and
motion pictures. The chemicals
and non-ferrous metals were
pretty well mixed.
Amerada Petroleum shot ahead
TO 9 new high with gain Of
between 10 and II points In one
burst Of activity.
Howe Sound was ahead around
2 points after directors proposed
q three-for-one stock split and
declared the usual quarterly diyi-
|dend Of rs cents. within q short
time it was selling down q small
fraction.
Kennecott Copper was down 4
major fraction most. Of the time
and showed little movement after
directors declared q dividend OF
$l.15. the sames as a year ago.
Northern Pacific, which often
acts like an oil stock, showed good
activity with a gain between and
II points. Others going higher in
lcluded Katy Railroad preferred,
Atlantic Coast Line. New York
Central. Standard Oil (N. Ja,
United States Steel. General Mo-
tors. International Nickel, Para
mount Pictures, American-Cyan-
amid. Du Pont. Johns -Manville,
United States Gypsum, American
Can and st. Regis Paper.
Corporate bonds were quiet with
some rails advancing. Govern
ments were steady In the over
the-counter market.
Evening star., 1952-02-15
.Chicuao Livestock

CHICAGO, Feb. Ii OF3 luspAs. saiable
hogs. 1900; general trade slow and un-
even. with many loads bArrOWs and gifts
still uns0ld; most sales butchers ID TO Is
much 81 30 cents lower; mostly 25-40
cents under Thursdays soWs around Is
cents lower: choice I80-220 pounds 1900
1895; few loads l00-216 pounds, 1880
1870. latter price paid sparinglZ N order
buyers: 230-240 pounds, IL 7.50-11s 80: 260-
80 pounds, 1T.lO-17. 30; 2S0-320 pounds
16.4Q-17,00; scws. 400 pounds. and less,
I5:25-16.60. mostly 1850 and above; 400
500 pounds, 14.50-t5. so; odd head heavier
! Saiabie cattle. zoe. saIable calves, 100;
COWS fully steady. other clAsses scarce.
nomtnnily steady good and choice e25-
LOCI pound steers. 81 1.00-3A.50. load
choice 1.061-pOund weights. 34.2S; few
commercial and good heifers. 26.5Q-31 90;
utility and commercial COWS, 20.S0-24. 90;
cannefs and cutters, 1z.0Q-2050: few
strong weight cutters % 2I 100; utility 10
choice and prime peAlers. 3S.00-39 90;
commercial ana GOOD Erades. 50. 2.00-37 O0;
few liEht culis a. low Ms 1900,
SAlahle eheep. G00s an classes Hteadys
xooa g prime TED Eocied lambs actiye 81
ufiiity Is Sood kiTids., 2i.So-S1.O0. criis,
isoo-i ~ ysazi'nss " sbssnt 81 sla9Ehssr
Evening star., 1952-02-15
Business Briefs

Money IN Circulation this week
|totaled $28. .425. .000, 1000, up SAT
million from last week and up ST.
|266. .000. 900 from the like week a
year ago.-Federal Reserve Board.
Railroad Freight Volume in the
week ended February Q totaled
733,724 cars, up O.4eo from the
previous week and 28% above the
like week year age. Association
or American Railroads.
Heavy Construction Contracts
awarded in the week ended Feb
ruary II totaled $233, SOS 600 COM
pared with $167, ,130, 900 in the
previous week and $256, ,465 900 in
the like week a year ago.-Engi-
|neering News-Record.
Loans to Brokers and dealers on
securities held by member banks
In New York on February IA
totaled $797 million, down $50
million from a week ago and down
$685. million from a year ago.
Federal Reserve Board.
New York Stock Exchange made
no special observance Of the fu-
neral Of King George VI. It
closed two hours for the funeral
,,of Edward WI and one hour dur
ing the funeral of George v.
Chrysler Corp. in year ended
December 81 earned ST. ,973, ,4s9 or
1927 a share VS.. $127, ,876,79 or
l$14.69 in 1850. A $I.5O common
stock quarterly dividend was an
nounced. The same was paid last
December IL.
Illinois Bell Tel. in year ended
December 81, earned $25 5.080. .657
Tvs. $25, ,231 .S29.
Detroit Edison Co. in year ended
December 81, earned SIS, 5,419, ,725
|or $1.78 a preferred share VS..
$17.032. .101. or $2.20 in 1850.
Third Ave. Trans. System in IL
months ended November 80 had a.
loss of $2.092.227 VS.. a loss of $3.-I
AIS, 1884 in 1850 period.
Wick Chemical Co. in 6 months
|ended December 81 earned ST.
|917,188 or $1.3S a share VS.. $2.-
|566.74O or $1.S4 in 1850 period.
WHY'S Overland Motors in 8
months ended December 81 earned
ISL ,603, ,345 or So cents q share
Tvs. $1.078.574 or "a cents In 1850
period.
Garrett Corp. In 6 months ended
December 81 earned 81, ,137, 900, or
'$1.81 share VS.. $3.50, 900, or $l.25I
In 1850 period.
Can. Dry Ginger Ale In 8
months ended December 81 earned
$751;. .442 or 50 cents q share VS..
|$772,009 or SO cents in 1850
period.
Other earnings included:
Evening star., 1952-02-15


before taxes and charitable and
educational contributions, VS..
$12.404, ITO in 1850. Balance avail.
able for partners was $2,500,316
VS.. $3,510,350. Although the net
was behind the 1850 record, it was
second best in the firms history.
Merrill Lynch handled 9.7 per
cent of the 1851 round-lot volume
of the New York Stock Exchange
and Is per cent of the odd-lot
business. 1t handled 8.3 per cent
of the New York Curb Exchange
volume and Ga per cent of futures
business in all commodity ex-
changes.
General Baking Gains.
General Baking Co., which has
a plant here. reported net sales Of
$114,205. .199 in 1851 were the high
est in the company's history, and
compared with $1o6.775. 1886 in the
previous year. Net profit was
$2.620.179 after taxes VS.. $3.172,-
314.
Sales Of Pepsi Cola Bottling Co.
of Washington in 1851 showed an
overall increase of 18 per cent
from the previous year. the COM
pany reported. A new bottling unit
was installed In the year and
boosted capacity to 430 bottles a
minute. President w. Ledru
Koontz, Board Chairman Samuel
Schwartzman and other officers
were reelected following the an
nual meeting.
Controllers to Hear AIthouse.
Harold j. Althouse. treasurer Of
Peoples Drug Stores. Inc, will dis
cuss problems and controls of
chain store operations at meet
Evening star., 1952-02-15
Union Shop Approval
For Rail Workers May
Affect 0fher Disputes
BY he Asseeias.d Prsss

A government boards approval
OF the union shop for q million
rail workers gave labor unions 4
lever to-day to pry the same ar
rangement out Of other industries.
Some observers said privately
they expect yesterdays railroad
industry ruling viii cause furor
in Congress.
Affects Million Workers.
The three-Tnan panel headed
by David 4. Cole, Paterson, N. J..
arbitrator recommended that the
railroads grant the union shop
and dues check-off provision to
II unions representing more than
! million incorporating rail
workers.
It was the first time the. Gov.
ernment. or q Government board,
had ever recommended In favor Of
the union shop on such . large
scale.
The union shop issue is biz
problem now facing the Wage
Stabilization Board. which has q
number Of major cases including
the Big Steel industry dispute
with the same issue.
WSB Faces Decision.
Reporters asked WSB Chairman
Nathan Eeinsinger what effect the
rail boards ruling would have on
how the WSB rules on the matter.
He did not give q specific an
swer but said:
I'm not saying how we're go-
ing to decide 1t. But you can be
sure Of one thing: this board In
mot going to duck anything"
Hiram s. Hall, an industry
member Of the wSB, added:
|"You can be sure it'n be q sub.
|ject Of some debate"
Neither the railroads nor the;
neil unions would say Immediate
|ly whether they would accept or
reject the boards union shop
recommendations. which is not
binding.
Evening star., 1952-02-15
Week 5 Retail Sales
Reported | 10 Pei.
Lower Than Year Auo
sy He As.oeistsd press

NEW YORK. Feb. l5.-Tota,
dollar volume Of retail trade Was
! to 5 per cent under the high
level Of a year ago for the week
ended Wednesday, Dun d Brad
street reported today.
Retailers generally stressed st
Valentines Day to a greater ex-
tent than In recent years.
Clearance sales, which usually
end in January, were still in ef-
feet in many stores.
Apparel sales frightened the re-
failing scene somewhat with total
volume slightly above last years
total. Early offerings Of spring
clothing in the South were well re-
ceived and q small rise in mems
medium-priced suits was noted.
Food sales eQualed the previous
weeks total but fell of last years
fure. Declining prices of fresh
fruits and vegetables spurred con-
sumers' interest, the business re-
porting firm states. But canned
goods sales dipped. Frozen food,
and CONNECTIONS were above last
years totals. Pork and poultry
continued to surpass lamb and
beef sales.
Household goods sales were be-
low last years figures and Febru-
ary furniture promotions generally
did not live up to expectations
Strongest interest In home fur
nishings was shown In bedroom
pieces. cotton floor coverings ant
decorating materials. Appliance.
and television set sales were off.
Regional estimates were: New
England, of l to 5: East, q to
lower: Midwest, OF / to up 8
South, of 2 to UP q: Northwest
even to minus 4: Pacific Coast
down 8 to z.
Evening star., 1952-02-15
Loans Of 14D.C. Banks
Reduced s. Million !
Since January 9
Rx Donald B. Hndlex

0oUot0 Vs uBuulSY
Outstanding loans of IA reserve
member banks here declined an
other $1.805, 900 in the week
ended February 6 and were down
$3,l32. 900 in four weeks ended
the same date, the Federal Re-
serve Bank Of Richmond reported
today.
The February 6 total of $3l4,-
491 900 remained $40. All 900
above a year earlier, however.
Commercial loans of $137,274 900
were down $1,491 900 in the week,
$1,567. 900 lower in the -four
weeks, but $9.894,000 above a
year ago.
Other loans. including mostly
consumer loans, totaled $72, ,402,-
600. a drop of $290,000 in the
week and a decline of $1,794. 900
in the four weeks, but were S.
SOL 900 above the like 1851 date.
Real Estate Loans Up.
Real estate loans of $100, ,972,-
600 were up $173,000 in the week,
$701 900 higher in the four weeks,
and $4,620, 900 above a year ago.
Investments of the banks
amounted to 1851 $50, 900 on Feb
ruary 6, down $8.522. 900 in the
week, of $4,861 900 in the four
weeks, but $35.870, 900 above the
like 1851 date.
Demand deposits of 5000, ,920, 900
were up $12,155,000 in the week
after two weeks decline. They
were $17.795, 900 below four weeks
earlier, but $72,571 900 above a
year ago. Time deposite of $685.
068,000 were off $4,000 in the
week and down $802, 900 in the
four weeks. but $10.085, 900 above
a year earlier.
Capital Store Sales Dip.
Washington department store
sales in the week ended February
8 dipped 2 per cent behind the
previous week and were 4 per cent
BEND the like 1851 week, the Rich
mond Reserve Bank also an
nounced today. Sales in four
weeks ended February 9 were 4 per
cent below the like 1851 period.
The bank reported that inven-
tories Of the stores at the end of
1851 were 8 per cent above a year
earlier, while outstanding orders
were down 24.8 per cent.
December collections on open
accounts amounted to 31.6 per
cent Of December receivables.
while collections on instalments
were 1868 per cent of December L
receivables. The two figures a year
earlier were AZ per cent and Is per
cent. respectively.
Presents Annual Report.
Francis C. Hunter, partner and
manager Of the Washington office
of Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
& Beane. yesterday presented
Evening star., 1952-02-15
New York Cotton

NEW YORK. Feb. 10 48.-cotton fr-
tures continued to maintain good part
& srsde ss baylns T prices s dippsd & % 8 much sns 8
T6 cents bale under the highs for the
day on profit taking and hedging and
The-NeW York cotton Exchange Service
figures indicated that domestic cotton
eonsumption IN the first SIX months Of
the crops season August january, ap-
rroximated l.660, 900 bales which was
$4,000 bales under the same period q
year ago. The indicated annual rate Of
Noon prices were b5 cents to LOS q
March. 1890: May. 4O.09. and July, $685..
Evening star., 1952-02-15

x 6EEEcTED ISSUES
'lErie AIS 2Ol6 ~
/ Firestone 3s 81. 1o1Is
Ikla 3 CHS ~ e6sz
lGM&zO 20zz , n
iH&M inc So 81 3Olh
jfCcSI Is 6sA 1oelS
lICCSL 4lss 6S 1o4ss
Itnt Ct No 90 Sc S3ls
tIntaN 1st0s52 Q 100
kan e 80 IS rs 1o4
tLeh " - 2OO3A 6SL
lL&N 3sss 29O3. lo1ik
MKT IS 90 A. s7H
MKT 1st4s0O e6ik
|Mo-Pae blss 40 63lk
|Mo-Pac 6s 57F 1lOJs
M0-Pae IS 81 ] 11c1k
|Mo-Pac As rs -
Nor q Es SIS 55 80
Mor&E3 la2OOO spa
Nat Steel Ss 65 lco,s
I'M YCEs 2O1H zgiL
|NYC41 1as20lSA- G8M
In Y G Is 90 63Lt
|NYL6sW 10 II ~
|NYNHin4ias22 s7M
|NYNHH4s2Ott7 81
IN r o w AZ IS yN
|MoPac4 lss2047 eeS6
No Pae 4Ms rs 1o4N
NoPac IS gO47 7oLS
2 q q 3 3s II loo
|Pac G&E IS 7A SsN
Fem RR 6s 90 1oALz
Readings ss95 eSiS.
|SLSP ~ 81 ~
Sccony 21ss 10 eA5SI
80 pac AIS 69 eeNI
SoPac4 sso or77 1oois.
So Ry - So eoMI
Std doiiNJ2As74 sesl
Tex cp SIS 65 1o2
r q p IS 1000 l21l4I
Third Ave $500 1876
Wabash zi4s 81 rs
Whist cv9ih0k los
Evening star., 1952-02-15

Ing OF the Ma
tional Capital
Group Of Con-
trollers at the
w a hin gton
Hotel on Tues
d az, F e b r u
ary 10.
Mr.. Althouse
Is very active
In Washington
Chapter, Ma
tional ASsocia-
ton of Cost Ac-
countantS a n d
the Controllers
Institute and is
Evening star., 1952-02-15
New York Produce

NEW YORK, Feb Is tR,. Butter ae5..
I724, firm. Wholesale prices on bulk car
l(AA5 fresh, S5 cents: 92 score (A) fresh
lS4A; 80 score fBl fresh. S4A; SO score
chssss S5.sas. steady. prices un.
Esss 1s.osa. steady. New York spot
quotations, based largely on exchange
fancy heayyweights. 3S-3Sh extra large,
I35As-36: extra / medium, a5-36ia; pullets,
lceipts. Tehandied. 34-34Hs: dirties. 1884;
Whitss|Tsncy heayyweights. 3s-ss.s;
medium. 35-35s; Browns. fancy heavy
|ysights, 3s-3Sh; extra No. large, 35h-
|SoM Ms..S1 EXTRA Wit. Mo; msaalnm ,s5c ..vv
|yeishts, Sc: fancy heayyweights 3s. others
large, 81: mediums, 36-35M pullets, 33.
fancy heavyweights, 3S: mediums, 35-
35M: puIiets. 30.
Evening star., 1952-02-15

&Ox&A1k&IM l&.H4t
Bra6izs27-67st 63lx
ICundi'ea SIS ~ A6zb
1T r ut 2-Ss57 A2tz
tltAiiAn &-3s ~ AzI&
iJapan Gas 81 Go56
lOrieuDev 6s 50 10
| RiodeJ 30 3ss53st 36k
| NEW YORK CITY
| IS 80 1oeiI{S
EDOMEEI1C 1900
IAluCAmer3A 1o1IS.
| lAm&FP5s2O30 81
|AmT&T 39ssf33 1l7ySI
AmT&T 3sss73 1Oals|
AmT&T zssss7 ll5sSl
|AmT&T sst s6l 1co3Sl
|AmT&T 23ts8O- %
lAmT&T 2EsS2- azlzl
Am Tob 3s 90 1oos6|
Am Tob SIS 90 ooI4l
B6O IS 20OOK 7ysAI
BGsO ey4lk20l0 6Asal
|B q o AZ 75 A 67Ml
B&O SW IS so 77s6|
Beth stl IS ~ 100
Borden 27ss 81 06M|
Bui " g 2A4s rs 9Shl
Can sou IS 62 / lo2MI
Can Nat zlas57 1oSMl
CanPac As perp lola
Celanese SIS 66 9ei5|
CRRNJ 3Ns 81 A7ih|
10 B Il q Is 6S 1o5zkl
Chi q q I Inc o. ~
Echi6i Inc 4sS3 S6lkl
|CMSr4 lhs2n4A 6oikl
C&NW 4Nss 90. s7Ml
&C CWM4sg1 63MI
Con Ed 2azs72 e6z6I
Cons Ed 2sss n e2Ml
ConsuP 21ss rs. e6s<|
|CubRR 6s52r &C 25ihl
OAR tn4h2018 eAssl
|Det Ed CIV SIS 5S 1l6lkI
pet u Il 4iasfi1 1QlLai
Evening star., 1952-02-15
Produce Markets

ss9ssss ssss. 'isssa q The
ana AapBlssA6ols aass iNssadY Ne 5s.a 5Hshel sssksss
stated. Pennsyiyanis, belicioass sM Sdlss inchss
up fey best: 3.76: fair quality. S.25; Penn.
SeSsa isYsni1; p sssyMspS spo apesns snssD. w. 400
YsiEss, ws insS.s %. Zoo: sM inches s'aP, aP,
iSslss inchsss W. wnisss6oss sashi. s s,See: Se 40 m
color. SOD: Re@ss. inches asnss 10. sD a.ss: Is:
epzss B. ,snsyp ,MrspDsc rsnnsygEania 6sgE staymsns.
:, Potatoesold. stronger undertone.. o. Q.
I've Kasssain: 11sa apS .asEa
mostly S;lS; q: =. No. :. 1.oo: io-Doansd
Sweet potatoes--About steady. Bushei
%sshsd 1a Marslana aoidssnsN 3 No 45osSo ss9R:
500; fair % aaalits. so s.7s.4ss sE:S Means so
80. Poultry Quotations.
STEADY others ksceipssk Essk sh heavy nsns
light Fryers. over 8 pounds, 1885. ac-
cording e ye,ght and quality. Hens. heavy
snsp 6esns.1wssR S; -as es undertone: nd Florida
bushsi hampers, Valentines, mostly !. 40.
few hest high Ss 5;50; fair 70 generally
FsSa aasy si.sns sss osnss s.SpssS;
!. Lima beans--Abcut steady; Florida,
bushel hampers, fair TO generally good
$50; poorer. 3.O0-3.60. =
Livestock Markets.
Cattle-1R0, no sales. fairly large sup.
ply stock cattle IN view for week end and
Mondays trade include rather wide as
Caives--25. norpinaIiy unchanged ciean-
Up trade. odd head prime vealers TO 41.00.
Hoss--20O, few scattered odd lots,
choice, 170-320 pound barrows and gifts,
mostly steady Ct i9. 90 to mostly 10. 9.25, the
TOP; no other weights sold; scattered odd
head sows, % cents lower at 1850 down.
4 Sheep-None.
Grain Markets.
Elour--Receipts. 6,744 100-pound sacks.
Wheat-Receipts. 2S1. .4l6 bushels; ship.
ments, 35,640 bushels: stocks $3.50. .626
bushels No; red winter garlicky, spot.
2:46ia.
CcIn-Receipts, 6,72s bushels; ship
Oats-Recetpts. none; shipments. none;
stocks. 50.301 bushels.
Barley--Receipts. il6,41S bushels; ship
ments, $4,000 bushels; stocks, 336,486
Rye-Receipts. none; shipments. none;
stocks, 3l8,S7S bushels:
GOybeans--Re ReceiptS, 2. 40 bushelss ship
mentS nones stocks. 7l,796 bushels.
Millfeed--Receipts 90 tons.
Evening star., 1952-02-15
stne,r ana sss1

Hourly SALES on the Exchnm&a.
11:0o am. 40 600 1900 noon $50 ooc
l:00p.n., SEQ 600 500 nm. 600 ooc
sUnit % Hadins 10 snares s1n hank-
ruptcy or receive-snip os beine reorganise1
under the Bankruptcy Act Or securities
assumed hy such eompSnies Rates uf aisi-
dends n the f0reepin9 table1 are annual
dishursements based On The last Quarterly
or seutannual declaration. 9nless ether.
wise noted special q extra dividends are
not Included cid Called. : M dividend.
xr TX rights. Also extra or exersR b Plus
stock dividend 4 Cash o. stock be.
clared or paid % far this year. Payable
IN stock estimated c@&h va1re on e1 fIiYi-
dend date. Paid last yeny. De-
elared or psld after stock diyidsn0 Of
split-up. 3 Declared Or paid this year, an
accumulatiye issue with dividends 10 aT.
rearx nd Nsxt day delivery p Paid this
year. 0tTidenos omitted, deferred or no
action taken at last dividend neeftnR
y Declared Or paid - 1881. plus stnek
dividend. y Liquidatlng dividend pay-
able q stock. exact cash value undeter.
aimed On declArnttnA aAnA.
Evening star., 1952-02-15
Coaches 60-sS Feet Long

NEW YoRK.-Railroad pas
|senger cars in this country vary
in length from so to J So feet.
The average outside overall
measurement is about "a feet.
Evening star., 1952-02-15

the brokerage
Z firms annual
|r e port at a
.pr SIS confer
! ence at Hotel
/: Statler.
( He disclosed
the Washing
! ton Office re-
manned fourth
: among Merrill
:Lynch's 102 Of
lfceS in volume
land net profit
lin 1851.
N e t profit t
Evening star., 1952-02-15
MetoI Quototions

NEW YORK. Feb. 15 R.spot non
fs5ssous metal metal pEiss. sSssy spDer "a 20
cents pound East st. Louis. Tin 50. 81 X
q pound. New York. At pittsburEh, scrap
steel No !. heayy was quoted at Is.
Evening star., 1952-02-15
odd-Lot Deulinqs

The Securities and Exehanke comnais.
isaon reported today these 9fnnsacti0ns hy
fcustomers With odd lot dealers or syc-
tcialists on the New York Exchange fol
sFebguary "a: 6.61G purchases inE0lyinf
shares invoiving go orders inel1alns
1857 shares sold short on - orders.
Evening star., 1952-02-15
Washington Exchange

Wash Gas com-60 &C 27h 90 at 27Is.
Tot u PVT com-l00 at 1bA. 100 at I51s.
Amer Security d Trust-30 at 341s.
woodward q Lothrop com-1O at 3lK.
Eot Etec PWr COMO att15k.
G9arnnckel 5hTo gjd-33 at 2lA.
Evening star., 1952-02-15
Rurnishee D shs Associates Presa.l

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| Bell Airc 2Ag--
| Bendix Avia D.
| Benef Loan 2b-.
BenguetM .10g-
| Best q Co Q -
| Best Foods Ia
beth Steel -
Beth Steel pf 2 I
| Bige San he
Blaw-Knox Ia
| Bliss g " j
Boeing Air 3g--
| Bond Stores l..
| Book o. Mo L.
| Borden .60e--.
Borg Warm "a
Bower r Bear Q.
! lBridgeptBr1.6O
| BriggsMfg SAG.
| iBriggs6SStr Ia.
| BristolMy1 Goa.
| Bklyn On G 3s-
| Bklyn q G pf .
lBrownSh 2.40a-
IBrunsBalke Ne
IBucy Erie 2.20g.
| Budd Co 1b
Billiard Co la
Burl Mills Il.
tBurl MIS- pf3h-
Burr Ad M .SOa
Bush Term 40
Butler Bro Goa
Byron Jack H.
CALLAHAN z
ICal&Hecla .70g-
ICan Dry GA 80
| Can Pac Ae---. !.
Capital Airl----
| Caro- Pw q 1t 3.
iCarriercp .35e--
ICarr&Gen .z0a-
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fCaterpill Ira s.
| Celanese 3 :.
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Celotex / ha
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Cen RR N ] B.
Cen b SW DO
Cerro de Pas 10
|Certain-teed l.
Chain Belt Ne.
Champ Pap In.
Checker Cab -
Ches&O Ohio2 kg.
Chi Corp 60
Chi & East III.
Chi Great West
ChiGtW pf5 Sag
|ChiIn&LA1Ak-
Chi I&L B.
CMSP&Pae 2g-
Chi MSP&Ppf5-
Chi & NV
Chi Pneu II "a
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Chi r I d p A..
Chrysler 1 he--
|Cin G d = B--.
|CIT Finan Ia.
Cities Serv IA
City Inv 40 -
City Prod GA
CLARK Equip D.
Clev FL nj 800
|Clev Ora Br "a
Climax Molib D.
Clinton I'd .2OD-
|Gopay Corp.
|Coca-Cola 4e--.
Colg Palm %
Colo p q II IA
fColo d So Q pf. 2
Col Bird 40
Col Bird B 1.60-.
Col Gas .s0a---
|Col Pict hw---.
Colum Carb "a
Col $50 E lao.
Comb Eng 9 3a-
Connl Cred 40.
| |Coml Solv Ia.
ComwEd pf1. 80
Cons Cigar a.
Con Copper.o0R
/ Cons Eds Q
Cons Eds pf B
|CnsGEL& &P1.40-
ConsRRC Cuba NJ
Con Vult 1.40a-
| Consun Pow p
| Container 2a---
| Cont Can Q
| Cont C g. 8 60
Cont Motor hg-
| Cont on 1.30h
| lCopw Steel %
| Corn Prod 500
Corning Gl Ia
| coty Inc As -
| Coty Intl .10g--
Crane Co % -.
lCr Of Whit 100
ECreameriesAm1.
Grown Ck&S 10.
lCrwn zen 2.60a
ICruc Steel 6hf-
| Cfue Stt pf 5
| Cub AmSue Ae-
Cur rb prpf 8a-
Curtiss Wri l..
lCurtiss VIZ A a.
| DANA g.
Davis Chem 1M
lDayton p a. LIZ
| Oaytn Rub he-
Decca Rec 70
lDeepRock Oil g.
| Oeere&co 2he-
Deere pf lao =,
/ DeMack&W Ag
|Oel p q L 1.20-
Den r q W 3g-.
Derby Oil 2b -
Det Eds lao
De vilbiss Ia -
4 |Devoe&Ra A %
Diana Str 80
| Dist Cp 8 1.20a
| Dixie Gun .40h
Doehler Jarv %
Dome Min 10
douglas Airc g.
lDow 6 2.40b--
| Dressr Ind 1.60
IDuplan Cp
lDu Pont 3.55e-
| EAGLE 1.20a
EastAir Line NJ
| East Corn ID
East st Stl Me--
| Eastm Kod.o0e
| Eaton Mfg Pa
| Ekco Pr LAO
IEas StopN Ne
lElec AutoLite g.
lElec Boat he
In storBat 2Mg
lElPasoNG 100
lEmer Elec Lao
| Emer Rad&P l.
| Rmp D FL lao
ltEnd-John MA
IEquit Gas 1.30
lErie RR 13zg :.
| Erie RR pf A g.
Eureka WINS
Evans Pr Af-
lEversharp 40
tEx-Ceu-O 3
FaiardoSugar .
Fam Finan 1.40
IFeddersouig 10.
FEEDER DStr 2Me
Ferro CD 1.60--
Eirestcne Ne--
fFirestne pf4A.
Evening star., 1952-02-15
n. Bond Market

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Evening star., 1952-02-15

Declared OF paid SO far this year. D Paid
last year. o Unlisted.