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Independent Stores
Of D. C. Area Achieve
Gains Over 1947
By Donald B. Hadley.
Sales of more than 400 inde
pendent retailers In the Washing
ton Metropolitan Area in March
were 25% above the preceding
month and 6% above March, 1947,
while sales for the first 1948 quar
ter were 7% above a year earlierr
the Census Bureau reported today.
Building hardware, furniture,
radio and automotive groups re
corded the largest gains.
Boosted by an early Easter, ap
parel stores made a good showing
with shoe stores well in the lead.
March apparel sales were up 5 per
cent while the quarter’s volume was
even with a year earlier.
Shoe Sales I'p Sharply.
Shoe store sales for March were
65% above the preceding month
and B% above a year ago, while
the quarter’s sales were up 3%
from the same 1947 period.
Major store groups covered by
the survey are listed below with
changes from a year earlier:
Food
Ea’-Drlnk Places
Gen Merchandise
Apparel
Furn. - Radio
Lurtib.-Hardware
Au'omotive
Filling Stations
Fur-: and Ice
D:m Stores
Jewelry
Op ical Goods
March. 3 mos
- - 2 ~ 3
. -4- 1 — 3
— 5
4-22
— 31
— 34
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Clearings at Record Levels.
Washington bank clearings in
April expanded to $322,440,133, a
new ail time high for the month,
which compared with $308,815,680 in
the previous month and $286,611,486
in the same 1947 month, George H.
Bright, manager of the clearing
house association, announced.
The 12.5% gain from April, 1947,
lifted clearings for the first four
months of this year to $1,182,442,779,
an Increase of nearly 10% from $1,
075,280.288 in the same 1947 period.
Exchange Fairly Active.
Trading on the Washington Stock
Exchange was fairly active this
morning.
Washington Gas common was up
*, of a point at 25, Hecht common
improved-1 4 at 24Capital Transit
common advanced to 16 and Po
tomac Electric common was un
changed from the previous transac
tion at 133*.
One share of Higgs National Bank
common changed hands at 326, first
transaction of the year in that stock,
and down 4 points from the final
1
1947 sale.
Montgomery Re-Elected.
William Montgomery was re-elect
ed for his 55th term as president of
the Acacia Mutual Life Insurance
Co. at a directors' meeting yester
day.
Dr. J. R. B Hutchinson, medical
director since 1939, was elected vice
president and medical director.
Other officers were re-elected.
Acacia assets increased more than
*4,000,000 and business amounted
to more than $29,000,000 in the first
three months of this year. Assets
on March 31, totaled nearly $180,
000.000, while policies in force reach
ed $820,000,000.
New mortgage loans of more than
*8 000,000 in the quarter lifted the
loan account above $90.00Q,000.
I.anston Dividend Voted.
Lanston Monotype directors de
clared a regular quarterly dividend
of 50 cents a share, payable May
31. to holders of record May 21.
Dr. Harold Stonier, executive man
ager of the American Bankers As
sociation, will address the annual
meeting of the Washington Board
of Trade at the Mayflower tonight.
Business Briefs I
Bethlehem Steel Corp. can expect
a couple of good years in its ship
yards, according to Eugene Grace,
chairman, who says the yard at
Sparrows Point. Md., will be fully
occupied until the spring of 1950.
Bethlehem has orders or awards for
17 big tankers with a total selling
value of $100,000,000. The com
pany's net income for the first 1948
quarter was $15,499,331 or $1.55 a
sharp vs. $16,090,426 or $1.61 in the
1947 quarter.
Bituminous Coal Production in the
week ended April 24 was approxi
mately 11,350,000 net tons vs. 7,715,
000 the week before and 12,825.000 in
the comparable week last year.—
National Coal Association.
Trans World Airline announced
the resignation of Lamotte T. Cohu
as president, to which office he was
elected in April, 1947, and re-elected
only last week.
Television Station construction
permits were granted by the Fed
eral Communications Commission;
to Sunshine Television Corp., St.!
Petersburg, Fla., and Voice of Ala
bama, Inc., Birmingham. _ I
Columbia C.as A Electric Corp. j
stockholders voted to change the ]
company's name to Columbia Gas'
System. Inc.
Western Pacific Railroad reported
acailabzle net income for 1947 of
$3,986,807 or $4 79 a share vs. $3,
989.004 or $4.25 the year before.
Fairchild Engine & Airplane Corp.
earned $1,642,412 or 71 cents a
share in 1947 vs. $962,048 or 42 cents
in 1946.
Grand I'nion Co. earned $1,528,
649 or $686 a share in the year
ended February 28 vs. $1,522,003 or
$6 83 the year before.
Standard Oil Co. of California!
reported net income for the first
1948 quarter was $37,106,904 or
$2.85 a common share, vs. $18,493,
967 or $1 42 in the 1947 quarter.
Also for the First Quarter, vs.!
1947 quarter:
E. L. du Pont de Nemours & Co.
earned $30,195,371 or $2 46 a share,
vs. $30,833,673 or $2.60.
Commonwealth Edison Co. earned
$9,085,937 or 66 cents, vs. $9,514,727
or 69 cents.
I niton States Rubber to. earned
$4,601,164 or $1.87. Figures for the
1947 quarter are not available.
Philco Corp. earned $1,958,746 or
$1.24. vs. $1,609,754 or $1.10.
American Cvanamid Co. earned
$2,130,110 or 78 cents, vs. $2,530,225
or 92 cents.
Textron, Inc., earned $1,962,859 or
$1 67. vs. $1,685,900 or $1.59.
Copper*eld Steel Co. earned $492.
697 or 92 cents, vs. $255,311 or 46
cents.
General Railway Signal Co. earned
$237,630 or 62 cents, vs. $25,339.
Rherm Manufacturing Co. earned
$730,737 or 70 rents, vs. $1,312,609
or $1.28.
Acme Steel Co. earned $1,964,468
or $1 98 vs. $2,055,118 or $2.07.
follansbee Steel Corp. earned
$611,305 or $1.59. vs. $500,849 or $1.86,
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line Co.
earned $2,237,283 or $1.30. vs. $2,150,
*51 or $1.24.
Hays Manufacturing Corp. earned
$661,891 or 62 cents, vs. $558,357 or
$1 cents.
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
Sales not Included.)
(Furnished Or tho Associated Press.)
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Doebler-Jar 1 % 3
Dome Kine* He 42
Doutlaa A 2 Ha IB
Dow Chem He 17
DowCb 2d pf3% 2
Dresser Ind He 15
Duplan V«b_ *
DuPont deN 2e 14
DuPontS %nf3‘4 2
EAGLE-PI 1.80 6
Eastern Air Line 23
East State 8tee> 6
Eastm Kod DOe 33
rEastmn K nf 6 50
Eaton Mff 3 7
Es Br 6tr I Ha 5
o Prod 1 20 8
s Stop N He 4
E1 Auto-Lite 3 16
Elee Boat 1 _ 7
Elec Boat pf 2 2
E! A Music 16e 8
El Power * Lt 45
El PdrLt S6pf 3k 3
fil StoraseBet 3 4
EeinNatW 60s 3
ElPasoNGs 2 40 1
Emer Elec M 1 34
Emer Radio .80. 5
Emp Dls El 1 12 1
Endlcott-J 1.60a 3
Erie R R l 76
eureka Will H_ 5
Eversharp Hf . 15
Ex-Cell-O 2 83 4
FAIRBANKS le 9
PalardoSue lHe l
Farnsworth 18
Fedders Qul .80 9
Fed-Mogul 1.60 5
High. Low.
38*4 38*4
348* 341/4
17H 1684
66*4 6484
428* 42
10084 10084
2784 2784
14*4 141/4
1741/4 1738*
96 96
24 2384
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18>/4 18
431/4 43
169 169
588* 58
18>/4 1884
14‘a 14
71/4 7
50*4 4984
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184 184
1984 19
1438* 143>/4
53 518*
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681/4 68>/4
1784 1684
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14 14
308* 3084
1384 13*4
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49 48*4
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Federat D 8trs 2 3 6
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FerroEnam 1.40
i Firestone T&R 4
Pirth Caro 1.20
| Plintkote 2t
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I Florida Po» 1
! FlorsShoeA .fi.ie
' Follsnsb Stl ’«e
FoodFftirSt 40b
Food M»ch 1V,
'Food Mcb Df.*'.>«130
Francis 8u* 2*
Frank Strs 60a
FrceoortEul a‘a
Froedt GAM ',»
’ Pruehauf Tr» 1
GAIR ROBT 40
Gftir R nl 1 20
Gamewell Co 1 a
Gardnr-D 1.40
G»r Wood Ind .
G»r Wood Df
Gaylord Co 1 ti
Gen Am Inv .40
Gen AmTrm 3*
Gen Bakina no
Gen Bronte .20e
Gen Cable tie
Oen Cl*»r 1»...
Gen Idee 1.00 ._
Oen Foods 2
Gen Instrumt 1
Gen Ullli lVi
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Gen Motor pf 5
Gen Mot Df 01«
Gen Port C tie
Gen Precis Eo 1
GenPubSvc .20*
Gen Pub Util 80 43
Gen Ry Plena) 1 2
Gen Realty&Ui 24
Gen Refract tie 1
tGenStlC pM'akllO
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10 10
2744 2744
97 97
2144 21 >4
46 4544
1774 1714
37Vi 364i
32 31>4
1344 1344
15t» 15 V.
274a 264i
94a ■ 94a
411/* 4044
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17 1644
1914 19‘4
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13‘4 1344
1144 114a
2244 221/,
351a 3444
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103 103
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514 5*4
27‘a 271a
118'a 118
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Gillette s»r 2'i»
Glmbe) Bros 2
Glmbel Br pf4'i
OllddenCo 1 40a
GoebelBrew ,l(ie
Goodall-Sn l‘,,a
Goodrich B F le
Goodrh BP of 6
QoodyearTiiR 4
Goth Hos 1.60a.
Graham-Palae
Granby Con ’ re
GranCltyStl *,e
GtNI Or ct Hit
Gt Nor Ry pf 3
GtWstSua 1 60a
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Green H L 2a
GreenfT&D 1.20
Greyhound 1
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Gulf MobA-0 He
GulfMo&Oh pfo
Gulf Oil 3
Gulf Sta Util 1
HAML WATCH 1
Harb-Walker le
Hart S & M 2 40
Hat Coro A V«e
3 25 241a
26 35*4 35*4
15 2214 22
1 79 79
18 23*/4 23
8 5?4 514
2 2314 23*4
4 55 5414
1 #7*4 97*4
11 43*4 43*4
3 19 1814
35 4*4 4*4
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28 4674 46
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Hayes Mfg 80e 47
Ha/el-Atl 1 20a 4
Hech( Co 7 fid . 3
HercUley Mot 1. 7
Hercul Pdr ,35«; 11
Hershey Ch 1 74. 4
tHersh cy of 4a. 60
Hewltt-Rbn« 1 a. 1
Heytien Chem 1- 3
Hilton Hotels l - 3
Holland Furn 2. 5
Holly Sugar 1__. 2
Homestk Min 2 . 16
Hooker Elec 00# 3
Houd-Hersh Is#. 15
Houd-Her pf2>/4 1
'HOusehld pI374 110
Houston L*P 2 9
Houstor 011 1# 110
Howe Sound 2 . 4
Hudson & Man 3
Hudson * M Df 3
HurisonBM&Sl* 8
HudsonMot ,40a 29
HuonCorD ... 5
Hunt Poods 1 2
IDAHO PW 1 80 2
IP Central 77
111 Cent pf 3e 3
111 Term RR 72 24
Ind Pr & Lt 174 6
Ir.dust Rayon 3, 10
Inland Steel le 17
Insplra Cop He 39
InsuranshC 20a 2
Interchem 2 40 2
tlnterem pi 4H. 10
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97 97 - i/4i
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Int Bus Mach 4. S
Int Harvest 4a. 12
tint Harva of 7. 230
Int MACh 1 HO 13
Int Nickel 180- 44
Int Paper Sa 34
tlntRyCApf^t/ak 20
Int Salt %e 1
Int Shoe 114e_ 2
Int Silver 4e_ 4
Int Tel* Tel... »1
Int T&T lorn ct 4
Inter Dep Stri S 1
Intertype 80e _ 3
JACOBS PL 10
tJerCntP&L pf4 120
Johns-Man 35e 35
Jones * L Stl * 14
Jones to L pIA S 1
Joy Manta 2 40a 10
KAL STOVE 45e 3
KCP&Lt pl.'i SO 80
Kan City South 60
Kan City So pI4 6
Ka vser J I a 5
Kelsev-H A 1*4- 1
Kennecott 3Ae 33
Kern Land l3«e 9
Kimorly Cl 1.40 5
tKlmb-Clrk pf 4 80
KoDpers Co 1 80 3
'Koppers pf 4 10
Kresae 8 S IB--. 9
Kress SH 2a .4
LACLEDE O .20 85
Lambert CoUi. 2
Lane Bryant 1 . 4
Lane Wells 1.00. 3
LeeRub&Tlre 2a 3
Lehlsh C * N 1 10
Leh Val Coal 113
Leh V Coal lpf3 4
Leh V Coal2pf% 14
Leh Valla* R R 10
LehmanCrp 60e 6
Lehn to Pink 3
Ltb-O-P Glass 2 '0
Lib McN&L *e is
I Lice to My 4 a 17
Lily Tulin 1 */a 3
Lime Hamil 00 31
Lion Oil 2 8
! .lauui Carbr 1 9
Lockheed Aire 51
' oew's Inc 1 Is 27
1 LoneSiarCeS'+s 9
Lone-Bell A .SOk 18
Lorillard PI 3
Lou G&E A 1M 1
LouisvilAN 3.52 13
Lowensteln 2a 18
Lukens Stl 40a 4
Mack Trucks le 6
Macy R H 2 — 3
Mad 8a Oar 1— 6
234 3 4- i/fc
1344 1344- 1/4
141 14U/4+ i/4
95 931/4 - 1/4
164* 1441/4 - %
3344 331/4 - %
29 291/4 - 1/4
55i/4 551/4 - *
94 94
56* 56* + 44
4144 4144
58 58 + i+
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13 13i/4- *
23>/4 23*+ *
29 29 - *
8* 8* - *
85 85 - *
37* 37* + *
33 33 - *
90* 90* -144
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941.4 9414 -2*
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57* 57*+ *
13* 15* + *
22 22 - 1/4
54* 54* - *
50 50 + *
21* 21* - *
101 1013* - 1/4
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94 94 +1
37 37 - *
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42 43 + 34
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Ma*ma Cob 1 - 7
Manatl But iv*e 10
ManhShirtl 40a 2
Marac Oil ,10g 33
Marathon Crn 1 7
MarlneUidl 20a 19
'Mark St Rj Dr. 50
Marsh Field 2 19
♦MarshFl pf 4'* 60
Martin O L 17
MartlnParrr 60 5
Masonite Co la 4
Master Elec 2.40 7
MathChem 1 Ha 2
MavDeptStr3 5
'Mar Dept Df3»i 50
'MavStrs pfn3V, 50
McCall Corp 3 2
McCroryS 1 40a 2
McIntyre 2 Ola 3
McKessAR 2 40 10
McLellar Str la 3
Mead Corp le 3
Melville Sti i 80 3
MenselCola 5
Mercant Strs 1 *
MerrlttC&Sl 60 2
Mesta Mach ?«* 1
tMet Ed of 3 00 80
Miami Cop tie 11
Mid-ConPet 1 V*el69
MldlStlProd He 1
Mlnn-HonRt2a 6
Minn Moline 28
'Mln-Mo pf.l'.k 80
M SPASSMA 1 e 17
tMlnn MAM Df4 70
MisstonCp lHl- 21
22V* 22 22
•Vi 9 9
23 23 23 -1
7** 7V* 7V*
21‘* 21 21V,
7 6V* 7
16V* 16V, 16V*
25V* 25 25
99 99 • 99
21 20V* 21
17V* 16V* 16V*
57V* 57>* 57>*
23 22V* 22V*
327* 32V* J2J*
46 45H 455,
89 89 89
89 89 89
341* 3*1, 34V,
331* 331* 331*
52 51 52
337* 331* jj7t
23>* 23 23
19V* 197* 19V*
221* 22i* 221*
18 17V* 177*
16V* 16V* 16V*
22V* 225* 224,
42V* 421* 421*
99V* 99>, 99V*
16V* 16V* 16i*
621* 59 62i*
42>* 421* 421*
501* 491* 491*
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11V* 111* Hi*
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66V* 65 65V*
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Stock and Add
Dividend Rate. 00. High.
Mo-Kan-lexas 23 67i
Mo-Kan-Tex ot 19 23<4
Mojuo Boa .80 33 1274
Monsanto Cb 8 15 58
Monte Ward !a M M
M-McC Lin 1 V,a 90 167fc
Motor Prod le 4 2774
Motor Whl ,80e. • 2 2174
Motorola V«e .. < 13
Muel Brass .30* 2 207k
MullinsMfe .90* 4 2374
Munswrlncle. 1 12Vk
MurphyOC 1 Ha 4 3774
Murray Coro 1 6 137k
N ASH-KKL 85e 20 1674
fNash CAStL le 180 26
Nat Acme 2a_ 4 2674
Nat Airlines „ 4 874
Nat Auto Fib 60 4 1074
Nat Aviation Vie 2 lSVk
Nat Battery le 1 36
NatBiscult 1.60a 9 277k
Nat Biscuit of 7 1 168
Nat Ca.h Res le 20 397k
Nat City Line Vi 6 77k
NatContatn 1 20 IS 13
NatCvlOas 80 3 1174
Nat Dairy I 80 10 28
Nat Dept Str la 12 16
Nat Distillers 2 168 197k
Natln&Stpg le 1 3974
Nat OyDsum Tie 9 17
Nat Lead la 16 3SVk
Net
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6 6 - 7k
227k 2274 - Vk
12 1274 + 7k
577k 56 + V*
577k 5774+ Vk
167k 1674+ ‘4
2674 27 - 74
2074 2074- Vk
13 13
207k 207k- Vk
2SV4 2374 + 74
12V4 12Vk + Vk
37Vk 37Vk|
1374 1374- V4
1674 1674 - 7k
2574 2574 - 74
2674 2674 - Vk
674 674 - Vk
1074 1074 - Vk
1374 1574 +6 Vk
36 36 - Vk
2774 2 77k
168 166
3874 3974+174
774 7*4 + 74
1274 1 274 ■
1174 1174- Vk
2774 2774 - 7k
177k 1774 - 74
161/4 19-74
3914 3974+ ‘4
167k 1674 - Vk
3474 3474- i/4
mat taeaa pia 7 ioo
Nat Linen 8 80 4
NatM&StlC .15e 26
Natl Steel 4 3
Nat Sue Ref It. 4
Nat Supply 1_33
Nat Team_ 2
Natomas Co 1_
Nehl Corn 1_
NelsnerBro 80a
Newberry J J 2..
N Eng El Srst 1.
Newmont U Mie
Newnt Induat 2
Newpt NewsS 2a 10
NY Air Brake le 1
N V Cent R R
N Y Cbl & St L
NYC&StL of 3k
NYC Omnibus.
New York Dock
N Y N H St Hart
N Y N H * H pf
'NYP&L pf 3 BO
NYShlpbldg 1 'ii
Noblltt-Spk 1 RO
Nopco Cbm 40e
Norf&Western 3
No 8 4j Aviation
82
11
4
13
1
4
4
30
6
4
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1
31
North'Am Co '2b 36
No Nat Oas 40e 15
North Pacific le 72
•NoStPw pf3 60 20
Northwest Alrl 4
NrthwAlr ofl.18 17
Norwalk Tire... 1
OHIO EDIS 2
•Ohio Ed pf4 40 120
Ohio Oil la -
Oliver Corp
tOllver pf 4Vi_.
Omnlbua Core 1
'Omnibus of 8 ..
Oppenheim Col
Otis Elevator la
Owens 111 Ol 3
169
086
2236
92
2386
2114
2«i/4
1036
1786
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3336
1186
331/4
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3984
1336
63
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22
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29'4
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30
59
12
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3384
2214
8844
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2386
514
3286
99
3 784
3086
102
1086
9884
21
29
6386
PAC AM PSHle,
'PacCoast 2pf 4
Pac Oas&EI rt .
Pac Lighting 3.
Pac Mills 3b
Pac Tin Cong
Pac West Oil 8ig
Packard M 15e
*an AmAlrw 84g 17
Pan Am Pet le
PanhEPLo 5
tPanh EPL pf 4 50
Panh P Si R I5e 33
Param Piet 2 101
ParkATilford 3
Park Utah ,10e.
Parke Dav.70e.
Parker Rust 284
Parm Trana .80.
Patino Min iae.
Penlck ti F ,40e
Pennev tJCi 2a
Penn-Cent Alrl
Penn-DxCem 84 a
Penn P*L 1.20.
Penn R R 84e .. 82
1414
38>4
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5084
3886
314
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984
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4514
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686 686+ 86
2 186 2 284 +186
9186 9186 - 86
2386 2386
2186 2186 - >4
261/4 2684 - 86
1086 1086 - 86
1786 1786+ >4
1786 18 + >4
3386 3386 - 84
ll‘/4 1184 + 86
35'4 3314+ ‘4
24 24 - 86
2786 2884+ >4
39*4 3914
1514 1384- 84
6414 6414
13714 13714 - ‘4
1914 19 >4 -186
22 22 + 86
1086 1084 - 86
2986 2914 -1
92>4 92*4 +1
1884 1884- V6
2214 2214 - 46
30 30 -284
59 59 + 14
1186 1186 + 86
1586 154+ ‘4
3284 3286 + 86
2186 217g - 86
8884+ 86
15 - 14
2414 2414 - 84
5‘4 54
3286 3286 + 84
97*4 9786 —1‘4
3686 36*4- 86
30 3086
102 102
1086 1086 - 84
9784 98 -1
21 21-84
2884 1886- *4
6214 6286 -186
1484 1414
3884 3814+1
3236 3236 - 84
49>4 4914 - 84
3886 38*6 - 84
584 514
58*4 5884- 84
486- 84
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2914 2986 + 86
2784 2784 - 84
714 736
1184 1184- 14
31‘4 3U4 - 86
4314 4314
7 7-1/*
17 17-84
19 19
1886 1886 - 86
Penn Salt ,30e . 6
tPenn Salt nf.m 10
Peon Drug 1 60 1
Peosl-Cola 70a 98
Petrol Corn .80g 30
Pflaer C&Co 2a 2
PneloheDdge le 29
Phlia Elec 1.20 19
Phil Elec Df3.80 1
Phll&Rdg Cfcl 2 20
Phtlco Coro 2 13
Philip Mor l‘-4a 6
Phillips Petrol 3 26
Pillsbury Mills 2 1
*PUtsC&CpI5 10
Pitt Con Coal 2 7
Pitt PI Glass */»e 19
Pitt Screw 15e 10
Pitts Steel 60
TPittSt 5pf1 '«k 320
’Pitts prof n'l 30
Pitts & West Va 2
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78>/4 78 78>/4 +114
23'4 22*4 22V. - V.
46'4 45M 451/4 -
116 116 116
35*4 35*4
17** 1714
141.4 14‘4
57*4 57*4
5414 5214
22*4 22
98 98
171* 1714
3274 32-4
28 2774
70V. 69'/.
3414 3414
85‘4 85‘4
31*4 31*4
35 34J/4
Pittston Co • r_
Plvm Oil 1.60
Poor & Co B la
Pot Eiec Pwr 90
Pressed 8tl Car
Procter&Gam S.
Pub J JL40
a# 44
15 661,4
4 15'
27 13 va
15 10
17 66»4
32 233/4
tPuW9#cNJof 8 21*140**
160 124}
tPub SVCNJ pf 7 160 12434
tPubSvcNJ pf 6 100 10934
PubSvE&O pfwl 8 29>%
Publlcktr ‘if... 11
Pullman V*e_27
Pure Oil la_67
RADIO CRP.30# 99
Radio-K Or 30e 24
*RR Sec I C Stk 460
Raybestos 1 s«e
TRals Pur nf.‘}*'i
Rayonier Inc Vie
Reading Co 1
Reading ‘-2 pf 2
Rpevcs Bros 1
Reis or pf 1 V4..
Rem Rand 1 b
Reo Motors 2‘ia
Rep Aviation
Republic Picture
Reoub Steel 1 a
Revere C & B 1.
Rexall Drug
R°yn Metal Vie
24
48’/«
35V6
10*4
B’A
31
323/4
94
285/a
20
35
14»/,
11 Vi
13i/b
26
12
4
27 34
20
6V4
281/4
*43
66
14^4
13‘/4
934
66
231/4
140‘/4
1241/4
1093/4
297/4
23Ve
4714
34V4
43 • - |
66 T+.Vsl
147%"- 1/4 !
13i/4 - i/4 I
93/4- V.
66’4 + 3/4,
2314 - i/a i
1401/4 1
1241/4
1093,4 - 1/4
2974 - i/4
2374 - i/4
4734 - 34
341/4- 34
Rry Met pf 5 Vi 110 IO21/4
101/4
85/a
3074
32
94
2734
193/4
35
14* i
Hi/4
2 27/4
2434
H14
378
27*4
19V4
6*4
27Va
100
lOi/a - 14
8*e - i/4
31 + 1/4
32 - *4
94
2734 - V*
1934 - 14
35
143/. + 14
11‘4 + 3/8
1314 4- i,4
2434 -l'/i
ll'/i + H
37 a
2714- 1/4
19'4 — i/4
6»/a - i/4
27V4- 1/4
100 -1
ttevnoias spring a
Reyn Tob B .»0c 15
thee^ Mfg] 60 15
Richfield Oil 2 210
Roan A Cod .3.3© 16
Rob-Pul Con.60 53
Royal Type 1.60 5
Ruppert J %e 3
SAFEWAY ST 1 11
St Jos Lead a/ie 5
♦ St L Southw 5e 50
vSt L San Fran . 41
St L San P pf 5 13
St Reals Pap 60 67
Savage Arms 3»e 72
SchenleyDistll 2 54
Seab Air Line 8
SeabAirL pf2,ie 3
Seab Finan .70e 4
Seabrd Oil 1.60 5
Seagrave 3
Sears Roebck 1 a 57
SeegerRefr 40e 7
Srrvei Inc 30g 5
ShamrockO 1 60 5
Sharon Steel 2 3
Sharp A’ Doh 1 6
Shattuck FG 1 a 5
SheafferPen 40a 2
ShellUnOil 2‘/4g 42
Sheraton Cp 40 21
Silver Klne Col 14
Simmons Co le 6
Sinclair Oil la 298
Skellv Oil 2Via 10
Sloss-ShStl .so© 5
Smith AO Mi 4
SmithASonl 40a 3
tSmith&S pf3% 30
Socony-Vac 1 640
So Am Gold Vie. 2
So Caro E&G V2 17
So P Rico 8ug4a 7
SeaatGreyL 1.60 7
Sou Cal Edis l*i 11
Sou Nat Gas lVi 3
Southern Par 4 27
Southern Rwy 3 24
Southern Ry pf5 6
Snalding la 3
fSpear pi 5% 60
Sperry Crp 1 %g 55
Soiegel Inc 43
Square D lie 10
Stand Brands 2 29
Std GsAEl ?4pf 19
Sid Gs&El Sfi pr 3
Str! Q*F$7pf o 1 2
S?d Oil Calif 2e 33
Std Oil Ind 2a 25
Sid Oil N Jer 1 b 74
Oi Ohio » % 103
Std Stl Sprg Vie 7
Jierllng Drug 2 9
Stevens J P 2a 6
Stewart-WarVie 7
Stok-V Camp 1. 7
Stone & Web lg 23
Studebaker Vie. 127
Sun Chem .60 10
Sun Oil lb 3
37 ,36**
22 21
25% 24Vt
55* 5Vi
9% 9 Vi
20% 2034
14% 14 V*
19i* 19%
583* 56V*
100 100
11% 11%
44% 44i*
11% 11 Vi
12 Hi*
29% 28%
183* 181*
543* 54
16 16
54 53%
6% 6‘*
38J, 37%
10% 10'*
10% 10i*
33% 33
34i 4
26*4
34
26
131/4 13%
12i* 12%
39% 39«*
6% 6
61*
32%
6%
313*
22% 22Vi
147‘* 146
22 21
29Vi 29%
335* 33%
89 89
19% 19
4% 4%
7% 7
40% 40
15 143*
26% 26
24 23%
55 54
463* 45%
69
18
72
68%
18
72
28% 273*
11% 10%
21% 21%
26% 25%
23% 22%
90*8 90%
100% 99%
67 655 8
47% 47%
79 7814
31% 31%
13% 13V4
34% 34%
33% 33%
13% 133/4
14% 14%
14% 14
23% - 223*
10% 10%
60 60
9%
37 + %
21% — %
25 +1%
5%
9%+ Vi
203* + %
141* - %
19%
58%+ %
100 +8
11% - %
44%- %
11% - %
11**+ %
283* - %
18% - 1*
54 - 1*
16 + %
53‘4 -'i*
614 + %
38 - 1/4
101/4
lOVa - ‘/i
33 - 14
34 - %
26
131/4 - 1/4!
121-4+ 1/4
39‘/4 - H
6
6'4 - 14
32
22-4+ Vi
1461/4 +1
21 -1H
291/4+ 14
3314 - 1/4
89 - 14
1914+ %
41/4
7‘/4+ 14
40
1414 - 1.4
26 - *4
2314- 1/4
54 - 14
46 - I/,
68>4
18 + 14
72
78+14
1014 — 54
211/4 - 1/4
2614 + 14 ]
2214- 1/4
905, - 14
99% -2
67 +114!
47' 4 - 1/4
7814 +H4
3114 + Ve
1J1/4 ~ 1/4
34*4+ H
331/4 + i/4
13%
14*4 - %
1414 + %
2274
ld/4
60+14
tsun Oil olA4'i 10
Sunrax Oil .80 198
Sunshine M .60 22
Superheater la. 3
SudO'1 Cai la.. 2
Superior Stl la. 9
Sutherld Pap 2a 3
Swlft&Co 1 flOa 1
Swift Int! .40e 12
3xlvan Elec 1.40 3
*STlvn Elec of 4 20
Sxmina-Gould 2
TALCOTT J 60a 3
Tenn Corp 55e 8
Texas Co if 37
TexOulfPro SRe 63
Tex Gulf Sul 2a 3
Tex Pae C&O la 112
Tex Pae LT ?0e <1
Tex & Pae Rr 4 3
Textron l*»f 35
Thatcher G1 «o 9
•Thtcher pf2 40 60
Thermoid Hf 6
Third Ave Trana 2
Thomas Stl 180 6
ThmosonPr 1V«» 3
Thom-Starrett 7
[Tide W Oil 1.20a 89
tTide Wat pf33« 50
Timken Axle Ha 17
Timken R B He 4
Trnsamerlca Ha 12
Trana * W Air 8
Transue* W V«a 2
Tri-Con Cp Hf- *3
11614 11614 11614 + 14
13*4 1314 131* — 14
10H 1014 10H + H
2314 23Va 2314- H
212H 212H 2121/4 +114
1714 17 17-14
40>4 40*4 4014 + ‘4
3314 3314 3314
16*4 1614 16*4
22 2114 2114 - 14
8114 801/4 81*4 + 14
6*4 6 6 - 14
1014 10*4 10>4 + 14
18*4 18>4 18*4 - va
60H 59H 5934 - >4
24H 2344 2314- 14
6014 60>4 60H
53 49H 53 +314
47H 4514 4514-114
58H 5814 581-i- 14
16'4 1514 1514
9’1 9»4 914 - 14
40 395. 3914- 14
814 8>4 814 - H
10>4 10>4 10‘4 - 14
1*14 19 19-14
5314 5314 5314+ 14
3 214 214 - *4
2814 2714 28 - 14
102 101*4 102 + 14
1914 19H 19*4- 14
5014 50 50-14
1114 1114 11H- 14
1944 191* 1914- 14
22 22 22
744 714 714
Market Ends Month
With Rally at Halt
By th« Associated Press
NEW YORK, April 30.—Stocks
closed out a generally rallying
month with an indifferent perform
ance in today's market.
Disquieting news on several labor
fronts clamped a tight rein on at
tempts to resume the advance.
Many pivotals sagged somewhat in
late dealings. Some favored oils
and aircrafts were principal excep
tions, reachnig new highs for the
year or longer.
Transactions held well above thej
million-share pace they have main-1
tained with but one exception in
every full session during April.
Total fbr the day was approximately
1,500,000 shares.
Washington Exchange
, . AFTER CALL.
Washington Oas common—10 at 25.
Hecht common—25 at 24Va
Capital Transit Co.—10 at 1«, 13 at 18
Potomac Elec Pwr common—50 at 13*,
60 at 13%, 20 at 13%.
Riggs Bank common—1 at 326.
PUBLIC UTILITY
BONDS.
Arn T*T cv db 2‘is, 1957 U2%
Am T&T cv db 2%s. 1HH1 lim'.
Cap Transit 1st ref 4s 1H84 HO
City Sc Suburban 6s 1948 100
Georgetown Gas 1st 5s 1981 lio
S,c Eow 3V.S 1966 104%
f°‘ Pow 3 Vis 1977 108
Pot Elec Pow 3s 1983 102
Washington Oas 5s 1960 120%
PUBLIC UTILITY »
STOCKS.
rtmer Tel & Tel '91 1533,
Capital Transit 153.V
N & W Steamboat (»4)_150
Pot Elec Pow com (.901 133,
PEPCO 3.HO'® pf 'A' (1.80) 441,
PEPCO 3.HO', pf B’ (1.80) 44
Wash Gas Lt com (1.50) *-4%
Wash Gas Lt cu pf (4.25) *<m
Wash Gas T.t cu cv pf (4.501 103
BANK AND TRUST COMPANY.
Amer Sec it Tr new (tl.00) 30',
Bank of Bethesda (tl.oO) 40
Capital (.90) _ 32
Com * Savings (tlO)_350
Liberty (8) __ atg
Lincoln (t6) 33ft
Natl_Sav Tr (8.00>_ •420*
Asked.
112%
107
92
154
- id1,
13%‘
45%
45%
25%
100
31%
88 '
Pr Georges B & Tr (tl.OO) 30
Union Trust Co (tl.OO) 38
Riggs (12) . _ _ 318
Washington <tt) I85
Wash Loan Si Tr (12) •330
FIRE AND TITLE INSURANCE.
American <t(5) _ MOO
Columbia (t.30) ..." !•"
Firemens (1.40) ..._ 31
National Union (.75)_ 15
Real Estate ('61 _ 195
_ , „ MISCELLANEOUS.
Carpel Corp (2.00)
450'
40
335
13%
-...-- ,
Oarflnckel com (1.50)
Garfl 5%% cl, cv D( (] .375)
Garfl 4%% cu cv pf (1.125)
Hecht Co. (1.80)
Hecht 3Ji<", cum pf (3.75)
Lanston Mono (2.00)
Mergenthaler Lino (a.75)
Nat'l Mtg Si Inv pf ip.45)
Peoples Drug com (ti.80)
Security Storage <t5)
Ter Ref & Wh Corp (3)
Wdwd & Loth com 02.00)
Wd"'d s- Loth pfd new (5)
• Ex dividend
extra or extras.
0 Paid 1947
30
18%
24
21
24
•85%
22%
4!)
205
.35
19
24 V*
22
8 8 Vi
24
51
.37
125
•3:>3«
1 JO
50
•30 3 7 Vi
. - .... 104*4
b Books closed. t Plus
a Paid so far this year
Chicago Livestock
Salable cattle. 2.000; total. 2.300; sal
able calves. 200: total. 200: steers un
even. kinds weighing 1.050 pounds down
and of value to sell from 30.oo down ac
tive, steady to strong, choice steers slow
and carrying a weak undertone: heifers
strong: cows strong to 6o cents higher:
bulls and vealers steady: best bid 31.00
on load choice around 1.000-pound fed
steers- most good to low choice fed steers'
and yearlings, 2K.oo-00.An: several loads
good to low choice heifers, 20J50-30 00
common and medium beef cows. 10.50
*’3.00; canners and cutters. M.oO-ip.oO:
top 24.5u on good heavy sausage bulls; good
and choice vealers, 27.00-30.00.
Salable sheen, 1 000: total, 2.000;
slaughter lambs fairly active, generally |
steady; three decks good and ohoice around
10.0 pounds ted v.oole4 lambs, 2H.00; two
loads mostly good grade around 10&1
pounds wooled lambs, 25.50: load or 8©
simtfhfH~elres to W*her:
odd head fat wooled ewes to 13.00 with
choice shorn ewes. 11.00-11.60.
nrvS&r
mfSKsyRate^"
Truajc-Tra 1.20. 15
TwentC-Pox 2. 24
Twin City R Tr. 4
tTwin Cty pr2Va 20
Twin Coach_ 4
UDYLITE 1 . 34
Underwood %e 3
UnAsb Sc R .708 7
Union Bat 2a _ 32
Union Carb 2e 21
tUn El Mo pf4>'« 1
Un Oil Cal .70e. 45
Union Pac 8e 5
Un Pacific of 4 1
UnTanKCar 2 60 2
Unit Air Lines 13
Unit AlrLnf 4 Mi 1
UtdAircraft 1 V4« 39
Utd Aircraft pf5 1
Unit Biscuit 1 a 3
Ut Board&C 34e 1
Unit Carbon 2 &
Unit Cir,ar Wha) 14
*UtdCie-Wpl3 V* 150
United Corp 87
Unit Com Df ft 5
United Dyewood 4
Utd Elec coal 1 3
UtEng&Fdv 1 Vae 3
United Pruit 2a 20
Unit M A M la 41
US&PorSecl .Sfta 13
♦US Sc PrS pf4*/a 50
U S Freight la . 1
U S Gyp sum 3__ 3
US Hoff Mch V4g 2
tU8HoffM Pf4 V« 40
U 8 Leather 4
U 8 Lines 2*^ 17
US Pine&P 2.80 2
U S Play Cd 2a 1
U 8 Plywood la. •
US Rubber 2e . 20
US Rubber lpf8 6
USSmR&Mle 5
U S Steel 2 Vie 43
US Steel pf 7 .. 6
U S Tobar 1 20 5
Utd Stkyds 40g 4
Un Strs 2dpf lg 8
Utd Walloao V«g 2
Univ Lab 7
High.'
151/4
24*4 2314
W» 6*4
26*4 Idt
11*4 11*4
10*4 9*4
54*4 53*4
14*4 141*
341.4 3314
11214 U1H
109 106*4
2974 2914
17914 178
100*4 100*4
3714 37'4
171/4 171/4
89 89
2814 28' 4
HO'/ii 110*4
20*4 20' i
1314 13V,
347, 3414
314 3'4
47V, 47
3*4 3
45*4 45
714
24
674
2314
43*4 42*4
53*4 54U
18 17*4
25 2414
95 95
19*4 19*4
10014 100
14 1314
6914 69*4
674 6*4
19 18*4
50*4 *0
527% 5214
3114 31*4
43*4 42*4
130 129
54*4 54
76*4 75*4
136 135
18*4 18*4
5*4 5*4
11 1074
5*4 514
414 4*4
Net
Close chge.
15*4 + ‘4
23*4- 14
6*4— >4
26'4+ 14
11*4- >4
914-14
5374 - *4
14*4 + 14
34*4 + 74
112*4+ 14
lp9 +2*4
29*4 - *4
178 -1
100*4 - *4
37*4
17*/.- *4
89 +1
28V, + *4
110*4 +1
20*4
13*4- >4
34*4 - *4
3*4- >4
47 -1
3 - *4
45
6*4- 14
23*4 - *4
42*4- 7»
55*4+ >4
1774 + ‘4
2474 - *4
95 +114
19*4+ *4
IOC 14
1314- >4
69*4- H
614
18*4- *4
50-14
5274 +114
31*4+ ‘4
4214- ‘4
130 +2
54*4- >4
7514 - 74
136 + 14
18*4 + >4
5*4 - *4
1074+ 14
5*4- *4
4*4
Unlv Leaf Tob 1
• *r Iv p<: ]
Vanad Corp i2e
Vert-C Sugar 2
V.rkChrm 1 20a
VlctorChem 40t
Va CarollnChem
Va Ei&Pwr 1.20
♦Va El & P pf 6
Va Railway 2*4.
Va Rail pf 1>4__
WALDORF la._
Walgreen 1.00..
Walker Hlr iv,a
Walworth Co %*
Ward Bak .I5e
Warner Bro 1%
Warren Fndry .
Warren Pet .80.
Wash GasLt 1*4
WayneKnitl .20a
Wayne Pump 2 -
Webster lobac
Wesson O&S le
WstlndSugl V4a
West Pen El ‘-a
W Va C&C TOe
w Va Pulp&P 1 a
5 197'*
5 133/4
2 201,*
3 131*
0 25
4 43V*
0 10**
31 10‘*
60 114
3 37i/4
7 34%
1 141/4
5 32*4
6 23**
11 11
19 131/4
79 123/4
1 20H
39 303*
2 243/4
2 10
7 26* 4
3 534
4 46i?
20 24U
34 16
171/4
12 4514
19i/4
13*4
20i/4
13 »/4
241/4
43
10*4
10
113*/*
37
33V4
14i/4
32V*
231/4
10i/4
123*
12%
203/4
29**
243.4
173/4
26
53/4
451/4
241*
153/4
17
44»*
1334 +
201* +
13‘*
241/4 -
43
10** -
10 +
114 +
37 +]
34 +
14»/4 +
32** -
23** +
101/4 -
131* +
12% -
203* +
30 -
2434 +
10 +
26 -
53* -
45»/4 -
24* 4 -
15% —
17 - 3/i
45‘/4 + 3*
WcsternAir Line 6
WestAutoSuo 3 3
Western Md 12
West Md 2nd dI l
West Pacific 3 1
West On Tel le 15
WstngAirBrk le 16
Westing Eiec 1 40
UVst El pf A 3 Vi 60
Westvacol.40 _ 1
♦ Wstvaco p(334 120
t Wheel Sc LkEr3 10
Wheel Steel 2 5
'WbeelStl orpf5 110
White Sevlng M 3
Wilcoi OH .40a 24
Willis-overland 18
Willis Ov pf 4V» 4
Wilson&Co llie 9
Wise Elec Pair 1 18
Woodward Ir 2- 6
Woolworth 28 16
Worth Pump ’<h 13
twPMcvprpMV, 50
»Wthng prpfiW 40
Wrlglei W Jr 3a 3
WvandWor 40a 4
YALE & TN lie 3
York Corn Vi 2
Youre Sh&T 4a 14
YnestStlDoor la 4
ZENITH R Hie 6
Zonite Prod lOe 12
7la 7ti 7li
40 397a 39Ta
1214 12’4 1214
32-4 32*4 32>4
34 34 34
2274 2 2 Vi 221a
3c‘4 38 381a
291a 28*4 29
9414 94 94
38 38 38
92 91 92
924 9214 924
44*4 44 44
87 8614 87
141-4 141/4 14l/i
17 1614 1614
9 li 9 9
581/4 5714 58
147a 1414 l/H/i
16*4 16 16
3314 33 33
4614 454a 4544
21‘4 20*4 21V4
8514 85‘4 85‘4
76 76 76
66 6614 66
10 914 974
30 30 30
12*4 121-4 12 Vi
7714 751a 75»a
1714 1714 1714
241a 2414 2414
5*4 514 514
I I II I I+ l + l II I II + I + + I++I +11 +
Hour!? Salta an ibe Laebaate ladar:
ll:OOam 340000 r'oonoon 620 000
1:00 pm 890 000 2:u0nm 1 080 000
Approximate Total 1 440 COO
♦Unit ot traainc 10 sbares *in papa
ruptcr or receivership. o being reorganised
under tbe Bar.kruptcr Act. or securities
assumed bj such companies Rates of
dividends in the loregotng table are annual
disbursements based on tbe last quarterlr
or semlannua. declaration Unless other
wise noted special or extra dividends are
not Included, x Ex dividend, xr Ex rights,
a Also extra or extras b Plus stock divi
dend. d Cash or stock, e Declared or paid
so far this vear f Parable in stock, esti
mated cash value on ex dividend data
g Paid last rear, h Declared or paid after
stock dividend or stock split-up. k Accum
ulated dlvldeads paid or declared this rear,
s Parable in stock, exact cash value unde
termined on declaration date.
a
N. Y. Bond Market
SELECTED LIST OF ISSUES.
(Furnished hr the Associated Press.)
TODAY S SAI.E8
(Reported in Dollars)
Domestic . 3 950 000
Porelan 370 000
World Bnk 1 000
WORLD BANK
IntBR&D 3s72 99 «
NEW YORK CITY
3s 80 _ 105
TORSION Close
Australia 5s 65_ 97?*
Chile 8sSept« 1 a 2254
Copenh 454s 53. #3
Denmlt 5Vas 55 74
El Salvd .T.,« 7« 47
Norway 4?4s 56 76
DOMESTIC Close
Am T&T 2’as87 965*
Am TiT 2%is57 11254
Am T&T 2»«s6l 1068*
Am TAT 2?«s80 9354
ATS P 4s 85 121?*
Atl Cl 1st 4s 52 1C4
B & O 6s 85 J 721,4
BaltiOh 5S09S 64
BiO c* 4142010 52
BaltiOhlo4s75A 9154
Bost Me 4Vis 70 5984
Bush Term 5s3S S3
Can Nor 4 Vis 56112'*
Can Pac 4s perp 9254
Cent Oa 6s 5PC 854
Cent Ga en5s45 56
Cn RR NJ 6s 87 50
Cn RR NJ 4s 87 45
ChampP&r3s65 98*4
Chi&E I lnc 87 44
CM8tP4 54S2019 705*
CMBtP4 5452044 5654
C M St P 4s 84 10454
Chl&NW 454S99 6454
CRIPln454s2019 81
C R I & P 4s 94 10554
CTHS 12?«4',»84 77
CCCStL 454s 77 75
Clev El 111 3s 70 10584
Corner] Ed 3s 77 10454
Del LlciW lcB.'t 63
D&R In 4'42018 61
Erie 4Vas 2016 70?*
PlrestnTiR3i011O3'4
FIs E Cst 5s 74 6454
GrnEAW deb A 63
G M40 2044 B 63?*
Houshld 23*s70 98
Hud Coal 5s 62s 9154
Hud&M rf 5s 57 67
Hud&M in 5s 57 2554
IC484S66 85?*
ICC StL 6s 63 A 95?*j
ICCStL4Hs63 89 1
ImGtNor Si 52 25'/*
Xnt Q N Ist6s52 58V*
Kan C Sou 4175 1024*
Leh VI5s2003it 434*
Lou OAK 3 5661074*
M-K-T 51 62 A 7644
M-K-T 1 it 4l90 704*
M-K-T 4s 62 B MV*
Mo Pae 64*s 49 244*
Mo Pac 6* 77 r SO
Mo Ptc tn 4s 76 36V*
MtStT*T2Hs8t tl'/t
NewEnT*T5s52104V*
NOTM 544S54 94
NYC rt 5s 2019 81V*
NYC 444I2018A 744*
N Y C con 4s 99 68V*
NYCHR 3 Hi 87 85
NYCLS 34*s 98 67>* I
NYTAW 4s 73 73 i
NYNHlnc4'is'2S 41V*
NYNHH 412007 68V*
NYOW rl 4s 92 94»
NorllkSo 5s2014 67**
No P»c5s 2047C 87**
Nor Psc 4s 97 1034*
Nor Ptc 3s 2047 66V*
Pac G&E 3s 74 1014*
Penr.RR gn5sH8 109
PennRRg4**s6S104**
PennRR*4Vi*81100>*
PennRR41 «s84I100v*
PennRR 34«s52 99**
PereMar 34as 80101**
Phils El 2V4s 67 100'*
Phlll Pet 2V«s64 101**
Reading 3 4as 95 87
SatuenapP 3s71 97V*
StLSF 44*12022 584*
StLSanPrn4s97 874*
Seab In44*s2016 68V*
Shell Un 2 4*s71 954*
SkeUejO 24*s66 994*
3oBT*T244a85 944*
SoPac44*sOr77 1004*
So R7 tn 4s 56 934*
StdOCal 24*866 1024*
Std011NJ2H«7i 944*
TRRAStL2%s85100
Texas Core 3S85105
Third Ave 6s 60 59**
Un Pac 2’aa 76 1004*
VaEl&Pw3‘.s63 1094*
Va Rallwy 3s 95 99
West Sh 4s 2361 6844
WstchLt 3*4 5671064*
West Un 6s 51 98
West Un 6s 60 91'*
West Un 44*s 50 994*
Wise Cent 4a 49 71'*
WlsCn4s36l3D 384*
N. Y. Curb Market
LIST INCLUDES ONLY SELECTED ISSUES
CHANGED FEOM PKEVIOUS CLOSE.
Close
Alreon Mfg Co.. 1%
Alum Ltd 2a 44%
Alum Co Am 2 . 62%
Am Btdtam Car 1%
Am Gas At XI lb 373k
AmGen.05e.__ 2%
Am Maracaibo. 43k
Am Republo Vig 23%
Am Superpower »VU
AmWrlt Pap Vat 6i/k
Apex Xlec .40e 11H
ArkNatGas ,20e 7?*
ArkNGas A ,20e S
Ashland 011 1._ 19
Atlas Corp w w_ 91/4
Barium Steel 3%
Basic Refrct .40 6
Blue Rldae 4 Of 3%
Bnk Hill Ac S Vs a 21V.
Burma Ltd _
Cab El Prod ,10e S%
Calllte Tuna 24
Carr Cons Blsc 4Vk
CataUn Am _ . 63k
CenAcS W Cp .70 9Vi
Cities Service 2 49Vk
Claude Neon __ 2
Colon Develop _ 5%
ColSandAcSt 40 6%
Colts Mfg lV.g 34%
Coml A: Sou war Vis
Cont Fdy&M 1. 13H
Cooper Brew A 2H
CopperRange*.* 12%
Cosden Petro_ 8
Creole Pet .90e. 46%
Crown Cent Pet 7%
CrownDrug oje 3Vk
Cub Atl Sug 2a 19%
Dennison A 40e 10%
Derby OH le _ 28%
Domln Steel Via 14
East GasAtFuel 5%
El BondAtSh V«g 12%
Elliott Co %e__. 23V4
Equity Corp 2
Eureka C Ltd 1%
Fatrch!dCm.:ing 16%
Fairchild Eaa 5
FansteelMetV.it 13%
GarrettCorp 80 14V,
Gleaner H 1.20a 25%
G’.en Alden C 2 22%l
Goldfield Cons %
Hearn D Strs lg 9%
Hecla Min 1 13%
Holl C Gold .74 8%
Huss Refer 4oe 13%
Imp Oil Ltd ‘i .. 14%
Int Petrol *211%
iJeff Lake 3_ 7
Kalier-Frazer „ 104*
Kirby Pet 20g. 18
LakeShoreM .72 10H
Lanston Mon 2 2214
Leonard OH Dev 5t»
Line Mtrlal ,15i 1814
Lionel Corp la 2514
Lone Star Qaa 1 2114
Louis L <St K la 195*
Mccianahan Oil 144
McCord Cp .85* 31
Menasco Mis_ 2V4
Mesabi Iron_ 614
MdSPAvtcl ,20e 2814
MldStPB vtc V«a 814
Mid West Crp «f 9>/i
Mid-West Refln 314
Monotram Piet. 3>4
Nat Bellas .20* 314
New Mex & Aria 814
Niagara Hud Pr 814
Niag Hud Bn 14
Nlles-Bem-P 80 1114
Noma lied.20a 1614
NorthropAlr ■'<« 1014
Pan tepee 1.28.. 1614
Pennroad 40t . 6
Pepperell .la 6014
PharisT&R .15* 314
Pioneer Gold 214
Piper Aircraft _ 314
Pitt Metallu .80 15
Richmond Rad. 314
RloQrValO ,06t. 2%
RotaryElStl lie. 3214
StLawrence Df 1 3714
SaltDomeO lT'.f 1114
81mpllc Pat ,40a 744
Solar Aire .15e_ 1314
8onotone .40_ 314
Soss Mft 1_ 8
Std OllKy 1.40a 2714
Stand Products. 714
Sterling Eng 114
SunRavDru ,06e 614
Sup Tool&D .20 31*
Texon O&L .40 164*
Tob Sec Ltd.38* 614
Tri-Conti w w . 244
Dotted Coro >i 14
UtLl&Rys 32e 19*4
U S Foil B The 1614
Dniv Cons oil lie 64 i
Ut-IdahoSu.l 5*. 314'
Venezuela Petr. 9 ,
Veneg Syn .lftet 444,
Wickes Crp .loe 814 j
Wilson Bro ,3llg 6 ’
Woodley Pet .40 19*41
Wright Harg .18' 2M*
Chicago Grain
CHICAGO, April ;«o i.—Wheat started
oft lower on the Board of Trade today and
never got back to previous closing prices.
A dribble of selling orders kept the market
under mild pressure all dav.
^ There were several reasons offered for
the mark-down, although none was of
great importance in itself. Among them
were profit taking, decreased demand lOr
cash corn at lower prices, light showers in
Kansas and Nebraska, smaller Government
cash wheat purchases and a drop in the
buying price, and finally a feeling that
the prospective railroad strike may be
avoided.
A late rally was led by corn. It left
corn with small gains and losses at the
close and reduced Josses in both wheat and
oats.
Wheat finished 3.4.1% lower. May 2.45*'?:
corn was % lower to 5« higher. Mav
V'.’u*/4-a4: oats were unchanged to % lower.
Mav j 10%-%. and soybeans were 4 to 5
lower. May 3 99.
WHEAT—Open. High. Low
.’ 4.' „
2.32V4
2.30%
2.30
2 20%
2.06 %
1 .89%
1.67
2.40= ,
2.3::%
2.31 %
2.31%
2.44
2.31
2 • 2! • ■* 4
2.29%
Close, i
2.15%
2.33-33%
2 3i%-%
2.31 ’ ♦-»2
2.20% 2.18 2.20*4
2.07% 2.05*4 2.07*2-34
1.90 1 N734 1.89%-%
1.69 1.66% 1.68%-09
- 3.10% 3.10% 1.08% 1.10%-%
.8«»
.81
.83
.88%
.81 *
82*
.89%-%
■82%-%
83%-83
May
July
September
December
CORN-—
July
September
December
OATS—*
May
July
September
December
SOYBEANS—
May 3.06
July . 3.90
November
LARD—
May _ 21.87
July 22.17
September 22.30
October 22.25
November
Chicago Cash Market.
Wheat, none Corn. No. 1
*J°- ••• No. 3. i.iffi
.5 a-HiV.j sample grade
..uy. Oats. No 1 heavy mixed, l.si'.',
No. i heavy white. i.liVHif No I
extra heavy white. No. 1 white
• V /4 No - white. 1.19-20%.
Barley, nomina’. malting. 2.25-50, feed
1. <o-5i8. Soybeans, none.
.8513
.82*
.83 V
3 99
3.90
21.97
22.27
22.47
22.50
8.96
3.90
21.52
21.80
22.02
22.10
3.99
3.88
3.00
21 92
22.25
22.45
22.45
21.90
yellow,
Dividends Announced
. N'EW. YORK. April .30 t/p<
declared tooay;
—Dividends
Alum Ltd new
Initial.
Pe
Rate. riod.
50c Q
Stock.
No Am Co .3 shares Wi*
El for earh loo shares
Nor Am Co held _
Extra.
Pepperell Mfa si *5
Wyand Worsted 10c_I
Regular.
Allied Kid Co 37Vfcc Q
Am Rad 8 8 20c
Beth Stl 00c
Br Am Oil _25c Q
Cllnchfleld Coal 25c Q
Fairbanks Morse . 5oc Q
Hamilton Watch _25c
Macsey Harris Ltd 25c Q
Pittston Co
Std OH Calif
Tide Water Assoc Oil
Pillsbury Mills
Lanston Mono Mach
N Y Shipblda ptc
Fd shrs
Penperell Mfar «
Pflaud^r Co
Revere Cop Sc Br
PkUsaw Inc
Wyand Worsted
8tk. of Pay
record. able.
5-7 6-5
6-4 7-1
5-7
5-15
-Stic Q
$1
30C Q
50c Q
50c Q
75c Q
25c Q
. 25c
3l»c Q
10c Q
5- 15
6- 31
5- 7
6- 4
5- 10
6- 3
5-10
5-8
5-25
5- 16
6- 24
6-1
5-10
5-14
5-141
5-13
5-21
5- 1 0
5-10
5-21
5- 10
6- 1
5-15
6-10
6-1
6-12
6-15
6-1 0
6-15
6-1
6-1
5-31
5-21
5-2l
5- 1 5
6- 1 I
6-1 1
6- I 4
5-31
New York Cotton
NEW YORK. April .'to i>P» —Cotton fu
tures declined today on scattered liquida
tion which met scale down trade support.
Lack of fresh incentives in the export
situation until the Foreign Aid Program
gets into operation, favorable crop re
ports, and continued buyer resistance to
prices for cotton textiles had an unsettltDf
effect on trade sentiment. Evening-up op-‘
erations in nearby May were stimulated by
the issuance of 35 additional May trans
ferable notices.
One private crop survey said acreage
ideas continued to climb in the Eastern
cotton belt, with some observers predict
ing an increase in the Southeastern States
of as much as 15 per cent if weather con
tinued favorable.
Futures closed 20 cents to $1.40 a bale!
lower than the previous close.
Open High. Low
37.83
37.24
33.02
32.30
3 1 .08
31 52
May _
July
October
December
March
May
37.83
37.13
32.88
32 25
31.02
31.51
37.00
37.00
32.72
32.04
31.70
31.32
Middling, spot. 38.55. nominal.
Last. |
37.72
37.17-10
32.00-03 i
32.23—24
3101
31.51 i
Market Averages
STOCKS.
Net change
Close today
Pref day_
Week ago _
Month ago
Year ago
jr*4« high ___
1»4 8 low_
00
8t*a.
BONDS. 20
Ralls.
Net change unc.
Close today 91.3
Prev. day 91.3
Week ago . 91.2
Month ago 89.9
Year ago 92.9
1948 high 91.4
1948 low 87.7
(Complied by
10 10
Indst. Util,
unc. unc.
101.5 100.5
101.5 100.5
101.6 1000
100 8 99 9
10.1.7 105.0
101 0 100.H
99 8 98.0
the Associated
10 10 Low
Fga.
Yield,
unc
109.0 i
109.01
109.0 i
01.0 109.2 I
74.3 110.2
86 9 100 9
00.2 107.2*
Press.)
02.0
02.2
02 4
IndependentSocialists
Call on Italian Labor
To Shed Reds' Control
By tht A»scciot«d Press
ROME, April 30.—Italy’s Inde
pendent Socialists called on
Italian labor today to revolt
against Communist domination
In the powerful General Con-'
federation of Labor.
The anti - Communist Socialists:
Issued a May Day manifesto declar
ing Italy's labor movement is en
dangered by its identification with
the Communists and consequent
opposition to the Marshall Plan for
European recovery.
The Independent Socialists, under
Giuseppe Saragat, emerged as a
strong force in Italy’s national
election, winning third place after
the Christian Democrats and the
Communist-led popular front.
Wide-Split Threatened.
“The attitude of the Communists
and the Fusionists (the pro-Com
munist Socialists (under Pietro
Nennl) has Imposed upon Italian
syndicates Communist hostility to
the European reconstruction plan,”
che manifesto said. “It Is In the
interests of the workers to accept!
this plan In order to be able to con
trol its operation to the benefit of
labor.”
Since the Communist, defeat in
Italy’s parliamentary election, the
5,775,000-member confederation has
been threatened with a wide split
over two Issues: The Marshall Plan
and the strike as a political weapon.
Giuseppe di Vittorio, Communist
first secretary of the confederation,
has conformed closely to Commu
nist policy over the protests of
non-Communist members. But
after the elections, Di Vittorio hint
ed that Italy’s Communists might
abandon opposition to the Marshall
Plan and ask the World Federation
of Trade Unions, now in executive
session here, for permission to ac
cept Italian participation in the
plan.
Demonstration* Planned.
The Saragat Socialists' manifesto
took no notice of this. It accused
the Communists of Imposing orders
on labor "contrasting with the daily
Interests of the workers,.” and with
creating a serious peril to the union
movement and labor prestige.
The confederation is planning
nationwide May Day demonstra
tions tomorrow. Communist and
pro-Communist Socialist newspa
pers called on workers to “show
strength.” But Umanlta, newspaper
of the Labor Socialist Party, tem
pered its exhortations by telling its
members to join confederation cele
brations which "are not foreign to
the realities of the nation's life.”
This looked like a warning to avoid
Communist-led violence.
The first threat of a strike since
the election came with the an
nouncement of the Gas Workers
National Federation that, it has
asked the confederation's permis
|sion to call a nationwide strike May
6 unless privately owned companies
meet demands for better working
conditions.
Bigger Checks Mailed
To Veterans Today
[ Monthly check* containing sub
sistence allowance Increases will go
into the mail today for about 17.000
World War II veterans attending
District area schools full-time under
the GI bill, according to the Vet
erans' Administration.
The increases, effective April 1,
raise payments for veterans with
out dependents from $65 a month'
to $75, from $90 to $105 for those
with one dependent, and from $90
to $120 for those with more than:
one dependent.
Meanwhile another measure, to
provide proportionate increases for!
student-veterans in school on a
part-time basis, is awaiting Presi-!
dent Truman’s signature. It also!
would make increases retroactive to1
April i.
Spokesmen for the VA Washing
ton regional office said 9,350 vetr-'
erans will get checks within the
next few days for either $75 or
$105.
More than 7,000 others, who have
more than one dependent, have filed
records with VA proving that they
have dependents, and will receive
120 checks.
The agency urged "a few hundred” \
other veterans in the latter category!
who have not filed dependency!
proofs to do so, in order that in-!
creases can be certified. In the
case of dependent children, copies
of birth certificates should be fur
nished. For dependent parents vet
erans should pick up copies of a VA
form at the regional office, 1825 H
street N.W., officials said.
Tide Water Oil Reports
11 Million Quarterly Net
By tbi Associated Press
NEW YORK, April 30. — Tide
Water Associated Oil Co. reported
net profit fo;- three months ended
March 31 of $11,163,000 or $1.71 a
common share, compared with $5,
180,274, or 77 cents in the 1947
quarter.
Also lor the first quarter:
Hamilton Watch Co. earned $209,
324 or 45 cents a share, vs. $247,446
or 55 cents in the 1C47 period.
Inspiration Consolidated Copper
Co. earned $828,976 or 70 cents, vs.
$1,127,856 or 95 cents.
Midland Steel Product* Co. earned
$711,001 or $2.10 vs. $537,792 or $1.36.
Curtis Publishing Co. earned $1,
439,868, or $2.09 a prior preferred
share and $23.21 per $7 preferred
share, vs. $846,165, or $1.22 a prior
preferred share and $4.38 per $7 pre
ferred share.
National Cash Register Co. earned
$3,319,864 or $2.04 vs. $2,373,669 or
$1.46.
Thompson Products, Inc, earned
$1,144,684 or $2.40, vs. $434,655 or 77!
cents.
Pennsy Losses Heavier
PHILADELPHIA, April 30. (JP).—
Pennsylvania railroad reported to
day a deficit of $4,621,064 for the)
three months ending March 31, com
pared with a deficit of $2,979,801 for
the same 1947 period. The com
pany said March gross revenues
were seriously affected by the coal
strike. It' listed quarterly gross
revenues of $229,594,814 against
$211,610. 445 last year.
Commodity Prices
NEW YORK. April 30—The Associated
Press weighted wholesale price index o( 35
commodities todar declined to 185.88,
based on 1926 as 100
Previous dap. 188.25: week ago. 186.18.
month Mb. 184.98. pear aio. 170.22.
Dewey Flies to Oregon
Tonight to Battle Stassen
By the Associated Pros*
ALBANY, N. Y.,.. April 30.—Gov.
Dewey will fly to Oregon tonight
for what may be the fight of his .
political life in another presidential
primary duel with Harold E. Stas
sen.
Mr. Stassen. winner over Gov.
Dewey in Wisconsin. Nebraska and
Pennsylvania, and the New York
Governor are the only Republicans
entered In the May 21 Oregon pri
mary. Twelve delegates will be
elected.
A win for Gov. Dewey would re
store prestige his rivals claim he
lost by trailing Mr. Stassen in the
last three primaries after beating
him in New Hampshire.
Gov. Dewey will arrive In Port
land tomorrow to open a minimum
10-day campaign in Oregon. He
will address a Junior Chamber of
Commerce State Convention at
Portland tomorrow night.
His complete itinerary has not
been announced, but he is expected
to visit several other Pacific North
west States before returning to Al
bany. The trip may continue for
three weeks.
Gov. Dewey's secretary, Paul E.
Lockwood, has been in Oregon more
than a week mapping strategy with
local Dewey lieutenants.
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