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D. C. Insurance Sales
4 Per Cent Above
Year Ago in May
By Edward C. Stone
New life insurance sales !n Wash
ington during May-totaled $10,
870,000. an increase of 4 per cent
over the May total a year ago while
new policies wTitten in the first
five months of 1948 amounted to,
*54.058,000, this volume being un
changed from the like period last
year, the Life Insurance Agency
Management Association reported
today.
May sales in Maryland totaled
*18.876,000. a drop of 5 per cent j
from last year but sales in the five
months reached $97,194,000. a gam
of 1 per cent, the report showed.
Virginia made by far the best
record in this territory, sales in
May climbing to $23,279,000, a jump
of 14 per cent. In the five months,
sales amounted to $116,140,000 an
upturn of 10 per cent over 1947.
$40,000,000 Bonds Offered.
Alexander Brown & Sons headed
a Nation-wide syndicate which today
offered $40,000,000 Delaware River
Memorial Bridge 4 per cent 30-year
bonds at 104 V.. to yield approxi
mately 3.75 per cent. Many cf the
Nation's leading investment houses
are in the syndicate.
Tire proceeds will provide funds
to the Delaware High Commission
for constructing the bridge and also
for the acquisition of the New Cas
tle-Pennsville Perry. The bridge
will be 10,082 feet long and will span
the Delaware Hiver from a point
between Wilmington and New Castle.
The bridge is expected to be com
p!e*ed in the spring of 1951 and
will offer one of the shortest and
fastest traffic routes between Wash
ington. Baltimore and New York.
Section to Elect Officers.
Lyman. E. Morris is slated to be
elected chairman of the Safe De
posit Section of the District Bank
err' Association at the annual
dinner meeting tonight at the
Statler Hotel. He succedS Miss
Elizabeth M. Hall. Dean Elmer
Tonis Kayser of George Washington
University will be the guest speaker.
Directors of the Southern Oxy
gen Co., Inc., have declared the
rrsrular dividend of 50 cents a
share on the stock, payable June
20 to stockholders of record June 19.
Eugene W Snook, III, has be
come an associate of the John D.
Marsh agency representing the
Lincoln National Life Insurance
Co. This agency has just, set a new
five-year record in production,
leading all other company agencies
in policies written in May.
Verne C. Bonesteel. chief exam
iner. Federal Home Loan Bank
System, gavb an exceptionally
address before the American Sav
ings and Loan Institute Saturday
night at. the Mayflower on the
value of higher education to the
Institute students.
Pcpco Common Again Active.
Potomac Electric Power common
stock was again active on the Wash
ington Stock Exchange today, with
250 shares changing hands at 12 Vi
and 15 at 133s. One hundred shares
of Potomac Power preferred “A”
moved at 46. Gas common opened
the week at 25Vi.
Exchange officers today predicted
that the full membership will favor
having the Exchange open five hours j
a day instead of the present 45
minutes. The proposal has drawn:
jn enthusiastic response. Officers!
spent a great deal of time in draw
ing up the new plan.
I Business Briefs
Steel Mill Operations for the cur
rent week were scheduled at 96.2" j
of capacity, indicating production of
1.734.000 net tons—American Iron &
Steel Institute. Figures last week1
were 96", and 1,730,400 tons: a;
month ago. 96.8" and 1,744,800; a
year ago, 95.6" and 1,672.900.
Unfilled Freight Car Orders of
the railroads on June 1 stood at |
127.689 vs, 101,430 a year earlier—;
Association of American Railroads.;
The locomotive order backlog to
taled 1,596, largest since August 1923.
Fleetric Utility Earnings in the
second 1948 quarter are expected
to be about 4.5'i below a year
earlier. Tire decline for the first
quarter was 3.1". The widening
drop was laid to higher operating
costs and taxes.
Southern Natural Gas Co. awarded
$28,000,000 of first mortgage bonds to
Halsey, Stuart & Co. and associates
on a bid of 100.22713 for a 3% cou
pon. Reoffering was planned at
100 i.
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co. re
ceived an apparent high bid of 100.74
for $15,000,000 of 27„ first mortage
bonds from Morgan Stanley & Co.
Reoffering was expected at 101 h |
and accrued interest.
Baltimore A Ohio Railroad asked
ICC permission to sell $5,060,000 of
equipment trust certificates to help
finance purchase of two eight-car
streamlined passenger trains and 974
steel hopper cars.
Detroit Steel Products Co. de
clared a dividend of 50 cents a
common share, payable July 10. In
April, the company paid 25 cents;
in December. 25 cents regular, plus
an extra $1.87‘a.
O'Kiep Copper Co., Ltd., an
nounced a rich copper strike near
its mine at Nababeep, Namaqualand.
South Africa. The company is
American-owned.
Globe-Wernickle Co. stockholders
have approved a reorganization
plan, including the issuance of
rights for the purchase of common
stock
Krllett Aircraft Co. trustees have
received an offer from Fairchild En
gine & Airplane Corp. for the Kel
lett helicopter division.
Safcwav btores, Inc., sales in four
weeks ended June 12 totaled $98.
227.-151, a gain of 14 "r from a vear
earlier; in 24 weeks ended the same
date. $593,352,418, an increase of
20" .
Remington Rand, Inc., earned
$15,129,048 or $3.42 a share in 12
months ended March 31 vs. $15,727,
678 or $3.56 in the previous year.
New York, Chicago & St. Louis
Railroad net income for five months
ended May 31 was $5,368,139 vs. $3,
561.515 in the same 1947 period.
Electric Power & Light Corp. and
subsidiaries earned $21,471,677 in
1947 vs. $16,881,653 in 1946. The cor
poration spent almost $60,000,000 on
expansion in 1947 and with its sub
sidiaries gained more than a million
new consumers.
Houston Lighting & Power Co. net,
for 12 months ended May 31 was
$4,628,171 or $3.45 vs. $3,459,057 or
$2 50 in the preceding fiscal period.
Cnited Shoe Machinery Corp.
earned $8,747,246 or $3.62 in 12
months ended February 28 vs. $8,
797.972 or $3.65 in the previous year
Associated Telephone A Tele
graph Co. and subsidiaries had net
lAome of $1,524,167 for 1947 vs.
dfo68.491 in 1946.
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
(Furnished hr the Associated Press.)
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Heyden Chem 1.
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Hunt Foods 1_
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Ill Term RR .72.
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Inland Steel le.
Ineplrat Cop le.
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Intercon Rub
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Newnt Indust 1 3 23%
Newot NewsS Sa 6 29
NT Air Brake I t 1 42%
N Y cent R R . 62 1714
N Y Chi A St L 7 67%
N T C&StL pf9k 3 131
NYC Omnibus. 3 18*4
NYNHJi Hart « 13 %
NYNHAHcf 9 34%
♦NYPAtLofSOO 40 95
NY Shipblda 3ie 2 17%
TNY8E&G oflPi 100 88
Noblltt-Sok 1 80 1 25%
Norf&Western 3 * 60%
No Am Aviation 63 12%
North Am Co %b 48 17%
NorNatGac 80e 8 32%
North Pacific le 38 75%
tNoStPw pf3 60 10 88
Northwest Alrl 18 14%
NrthwAlr of] .15 4 24%
tNorthwn Tel 3 10 37%
Norw Phar 80_ 3 13
OHIO EDIS 2 2 34%
tOliio Ed pfd.40 50 102%
Ohio OH la 47 42%
OlnerCorp lV«e 7 33%
'Oliver of 4 V» 110 107%
Omnibus Cp Vie 4 10%
Otis Elevator le 33 36
Owens 111 Ol 3 7 58%
PAC FIN C 1.60 2 21%
.'at Mas At Elc 2 10 35%
Pac Mills 3b 1 37%
*Pac TelAcT 2 Vie 1 100%
Pac TelAtT rt wl 127 M*
'Pac Tel&T pf 6 10 143%
Pac West Oil Vie 5 58%
Packard M ,15t 51 5%
Pan Am Air Vie. 23 10%
Pan Am Pet le. 7 21%
Panh B P L o 4 62%
Pauhl PAtR ,30e 492 11%
Param Piet 2 280 22
Park Utah .10e 2 2%
Parke Dav ,70e 10 30
Patino Min lV.e 19 16%
Pennev iJC> 2a 7 47%
Penn>DxCem Vie 1 18%
Penn P&L 1.20 4 1»%
Penn R R Vie 51 20%
Penn Salt ,60e 1 44%
tPenn Salt p(3% 80 114%
Peoria Ac Eastrn 2 15%
Pepsi-Cola 30e 370 14%
Pet Milk 1 2 29
'Pet Milk pf 4 Vi 50 102%
Petrol Corp ,30e 108 17%
PfelflerBrw .70s 1 18%
Pfizer CAcCo 2a 1 61%
Phelpa Dodie 2a 17 56%
'Phil C 6% pf 3 90 53
tPhil Co S6 pf 8 10 99%
Pbila Elec 1.30 16 23%
tPhila El Pf4.40 20 H3
Phil Elec of3.80 2 102%
PhilAcRdi CAtl S 16 19%
Phlleo Corp * 43 40
Philip Mor 1 Via 12 29%
PhlllipsJones le 1 43%
Phtllipi Petrol 3 25 75%
Plllsbury Mills 3 3 34%
tpills Mills pf 4 _ 10102%
PlttCOk&Ch 80| 6 14%
tPlttsC&C pf 6. 10 92
Pitt Con Coal 2. 3 33%
Pitts For* lie - 3 23%
PittPlateOls Vie 5 38
Pitts Screw .30e 3 9%
Pitta Steel_ 3 18%
Plttston Co 2_ 14 43%
Plym Oil ,90t.. 46 69%
Pot Elec Pwr 90 10 13%
Preseed Btl Car 31 9%
Proct At Qam 3a 8 68%
PubSveCol 3.20 3 38%
Pub 6 N J 1.40 23 2s%
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tPub SvcNJ Pf 7 240 121%
tPub SvcNJ pf 8 400 108%
tP 8 N J 55 pf 5 170 95%
PubSvEAsG pfwl 46 29%
Publioker Vif... 8 24%
Pullman le_ 11 45
Pure Oil la ... 66 40%
Pure Oil pf 5 1 107%
PuritvBak 2.40a 2 31
RADIO CRP.80t 233 15
Radio Cn of 3Vi 2 71%
Radio-K-0.45e. 42 8%
♦Rais Pur pf3% 10 98
Rayonier lie... 9 34%
Ravonler of 2.. 3 34%
ReadlntCol.. 46 24%
Real Silk H ,60a 1 13%
Reevaa Broa la. 9 15%
Relaprpf 1%.. 1 11%
.Reliance Mf* 1. 1 12%
Rem Rand lb .. 19 14%
Reo Motora 2%a 5 24%
Rep Aviation.. 15 11%
Republic Picture 2 3%
Repub Piet pf 1. 7 *%
Rroub Steel 1 e 70 31%
Rep Steel pf A 6 3 109
Revere C At B 1. 3d 18%
Rexall Dru* 33 7
Reyn Metals Vie 2 26
Reynolds Spring 9 10%
Reyn Tob B .90s 14 37%
Rhee-vMfgl 60 5 22%
Richfield Oil 2 519 49
Roan A Cop .33e 3 6
Rob-Ful Con Vie 17 11
RbtshFlpfl.18% 3 27%
Royal Type 1.60 6 25%
Ruberold le . . 5 69%
SAFEWAY ST 1 12 19%
♦Safeway pf 6 . 10 112
St Jos Lead Hie 14 60%
St L Sen Fran 124 14%
St L San F of 6 12 45%
tStLSouthwRe 10 128
'StL Sthw pf fie 20 100
St Reals Pap 60 76 13
Savaae Arms Vie 8 13%
SchenleyDi'tll 2 16 31
'ScottPa pf3.40 40 94%
Seab Air Line 14 24%
SeabdALpf 7 Vie 1 59
Seeb Finsn .70e 3 19%
Seabrd Oil 1.60 7 55%
Seers Roebck la 25 41
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19% 19%
112 112
60 60%
14 14 - %l
44% 44% + %
128 128 -1 |
98 98 -3
12% 12% - %
12*4 12*4- ‘4
30% 30% - %
94 94 - %
23% 23% - %
59 59 +1
19% 19% — %
54% 54%-1%
40*4 41 - %
Serve) Inc .iOx. 19
tServel of 4H 1*0
ShamrockO 1.80 *
Sharon Steel 2 6
Shtro & Doh 1 2
ShellUnOil 2’/»* 34
Sheraton Co .40 3
Silver Klnx Col 6
Simmons Co le 2
S'nclair 011 2 . 206
Skelly Oil 2 Vie 5
Sloss-Sh St! 80e 1
Smith A O ’/ah - 6
Smith&Sons 2» 12
Socony-Vsc 1 225
Solvay AM of 4 . 4
So Am Gold He. 8
=o Cero EJ-O H 13
So P Rico 8 fie <
SetitGreyL 1 BO 6
Sou Csl Edls 1H 4
Sou Nst Gas 1H •
Southern Par 4 22
Southern Rwv 8 2*
Soarka-W 20e. 2«
Soencer Kell 2 . 4
Soerry Coro le 20
SDletel Inc . 7
’Soleael of 4 V, 20
Square D Co He 13
Saulbb & Sons 1 1
tSqulbb&S of 4- 20
Stand Brands 4 24
Std Os&El S4of 31
Std Oil Calif 2s. 1*
Std Oil India . 13
Std Oil N Jer lb 40
SdOllOhlolH 34
Std 8tl Sort He 6
Sterllnt Drut 2 *
Stevens J P 2a 10
Stewart-War He 2
Stok-V Cano 1. *
StoneAcWeb He. 1»
Studebaker Sis. 33
Sun Cbem .SO_ *
Sun Oil lb_ l
Sunray Oil SO 255
Sunray of A 1.08 1
8unravpfBlH. *5
Sunshine Blee 8 2
Sunshine M .80. 3
Sunerbeater la. 1
superior St! la. *
Swlft&Ce 1 80a 4
Swift Inti ,40e 5
Sylvan Klee 1.40 5
Svmlna-Gould.. 2
TENNCP.8S*.. 4
TEXAS CO 3 . 3*
TexGulfPro .86e *
Tex Gulf 8ul 2a 16
TexPaeCAOla *
Tex Pac LT .70# 3
Textron la . 7
Thatcher G1 60 5
Thermold Vif 1
third Ave Trane 5
Thoms Prod 17«e 3
Thompson-Star. 3
Thom-Starr pf *
Tide W 011 1 20a 74
tTlde Wet pfSAk 60
Tlmk-D Axle le 6
TimkBearlHe. 2
Transamer V»a. 6
Trans * W Atr *1
Tri-Con Co 3k» 34
Truax-Tra 1.20 6
Twent C-Fox 2 18
20thC-PX of 1 H 10
tTwinCit prlHk 3
Twin coaeb — 1
UDTLITK1 1
UNDER WD1H* 2
UnAsbAsRubl <
Union Baa 2a 13
Un Carbide Hh 38
1334 12*4
100l/« 100
3534 3434
3»>/4 3834
26H 26H
44*4 4334
634 6
5*/o S*
3334 3334
3234 30
160 15834
23*4 23*4
3J« 33
3*34 381/4
22H 22H
103 102>/4
414 4
734 7H
41 4034
14‘4 14
3034 30H
2734 27
5**4 58
4*>4 47
714 7
27t4 26H
30'4 30>/»
12>4 11'4
72H 72
21>4 21
27 27
103 103
25 28*4
26>4 24*4
723k 7244
52 5144
*044 8*14
34*4 33*4
1414 14H
38>4 38
33 3244
154* 1554
153k 1534
1734 17
2834 2734
1034 10
67*4 6734
1534 1434
7 OH 20*4
26 2534
403k 4034
1034 1034
2634 2634
183k 1834
34 3334
1534 13
2534 2434
6>4 634
18>4 18
12*4 - 34
100
34*4 +134
3834 -134
26*4
4334 -134
6‘4
5*4
33*4 - 3k
3034+1
160 +134
2334 + 34
33 -1
3834- >4
2234
102H - 34
4
734
4034+ *4
1414+ 34
3034- *4
27>4+ >4
5834 - 34
47 -234
734 '
26*4 -134
30H- 34
12-34
72-34
2134 + ‘4
27 + 34
103 + 34
2834 - 34
2434 —134
72H+ 34
52-34
*034 + 34
3434 + 34
1434
38 - 34
33 + H
1544+ ‘4
15*4
17
2734 - 34
10 - 34
6734- i/4
1534 + 34
20*4 + ‘4
26+34
40*4 - 34
1034
2*14- >4
1834+ 34
3334 + >4
15
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66*4 6634
2414 23*4
64 6214
50*4 50>4
43*4 43
1634 1634
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11
834
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54*4 5414
334 334
2414 2434
31*4 31
104 104
2234 22
5 D4 51
12*4 1234
1434 12
9*4 *34
1734 1734
2034 20>/4
3514 3534
2434 2434
1134 1134
11 11
58 58
15*4 1534
3734 3734
42>4 4234
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6634+ ‘4
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64 +11/.
5034+ 34
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1634 + 34
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tUnHlfoalSH 10 88% ISH «M-1H
On Oil Cal .70*. 40 33% 34% 34H - %
on Pacino 10%e 4 183% 18* ia»% +1%
On PMlfl* Of * *103 103 103 -%
OnTanfcCar (.80 * 40% 40 40% + %
On It Air LlnM 48 13% 14V* 14V*- H
Unit AlrLpf 4V* 1 7*% 7*% 7*% +1%
Onlt Aircraft la 1* **V* *8% *8%- V*
Otd Aircraft nfB 1108 108 108 -1
Onlt BUcalt la. 1 *0% 20% 20% - %
Unit Carbon * 33V* 33% 33%
Onlt Clear Wbal 34 4% 4% 4% - %
tOtdCl»-Wnf3V* *0 34% 34% 54% - %
United Carp _ 33 3% 3% 3%-%
Onlt Corn of* * 44% 44% 44% + %
United Drewood 4 7% 7V* 7% + V*
tot Dye pf 3V4k 10 78 78 78 +1
Otd Elec Coal 1 3 *5% *3% *3% - V*
UtBnt AsFdv 1 Vie * 43% 43 43,-n- %
Onlted Prult Sa. 34 33% 34% 34%
Junior Oils in Lead
As Stocks Advance
Along Wide Front
ty the Associated Press
NEW YORK, June 21.—Lower
priced oil shares shot ahead of a
generally improved stock market
today.
Favored oils jumped 1 to more
then 6 points while the rest of the
market played around in a 1-point
range. Rails took second place in
trading interest.
Big blocks of oils changed hands
but activity elsewhere was compara
tively small.
Richfield led the oil parade with
a gain of almost 6 points at one
time. Also far ahead were34ara
caibo Oil, Shamrock Oil & uas and
Sinclair.
Other issues marked up included
St. Paul common and preferred,
Southern Pacific. Union Pacific,
American Woolen. Chrysler. Good
rich, Douglas Aircraft, Electric
Power Sc Light, General Electric
and Montgomery Ward, the last a
weak spot last week.
Pepsi-Cola dropped to a new 1948
low with a ti point or so decline
and lower prices were paid for
American Can and Paramount Pic
tures. Central of New Jersey coun
tered the trend with a loss of more
than 2 points and Transcontinental
Sc Western Air was a soft spot with
a 3-point loss.
Cities Service raced ahead in the
curD and Salt Dome Oil, Kirby
Petroleum and Kaiser-Frazer also
improved.
Washington Exchange
SALES.
Pofomtc Eire Pwr 3.So pf “A' —100 »t 40
Potomac filer Pwr common—50 at 13%.
"00 at 13%.
Washtnaton Gas common—23 at 25%.
Potomac Elec Pwr common—15 at 13%.
PUBLIC UTILITY
BONDS
Bid
115*.
108%
92
100
112
105
Am TAtT cv db 2%s 1957
Am TAtT cv db 2%s 1981
Cap Transit 1st ref 4a 1884
City & Suburban 5a 1848
Georgetown Gaa 1st 5a 1961
Pot Elec Pow 3y«s 1886
Pot Ee* Pow 3 Vat 1977 108
Pot Elec Pow 3a 1983 _101 %
Washtnaton Gaa 5a 1980 . 122%
PUBLIC^UTTUTT
Amer Tel St Tel (9)_*155%
Capital Transit __ 15%
N At W Steamboat <t4>_185
Pot Elec Pwr com (.90).. *13%
Pepco 3.60*i pld “A" (l.RO) *45
Pepco 3.60r„ old 'B'’ (1.80)
Wash Gas Lt com (1.50t
Wash Gas Lt cum pld (4.25) 101
Wash Gas Lt cu cv pi (4.50) 104
BANK AND TRUST COMPANIES.
Asked.
118
10P%
94
18%
180
13%
•45V,
25 Va
28
Amer Sec At Tr new (tl.OO) 28%
Bank of Betheada (tl.60) 40
Capital (.90) .. . _.er *27%
Com & Savinas (tlO)_*350
Liberty (8) _315
Lincoln (to) *330
Natl Sav Tr (8.00).. . 420
Pr Georges B * Tr (tl.OO) 80
Riaas (12) .. . 320
Union Trust Co (tl.OO)_ 38%
Washlnaton (6) .. 195
Wash Loan At Tr (12). 880
FIRE AND ITT LB INSURANCE.
American (ts) _160
Columbia (t.30>_ . *12%
Firemen’! (1.40) 31
National Union (.75)_ 16
Real Estate (t8> ... *193
MISCELLANEOUS
Carpel Corp (2.00) ’27
Garflnckel com (1 50)
OarO 5%rc cu cv pf (1.375)
Garfl 4%r- cu cv pf (1.125)
Hcrht Co. (1.80) _
Hecht 3J'art cum pf (3.75).
Lanston Mono (t2.00)
Meraenthaler Lino (a.75)
Natl Mtae At Inv pf (p 45)
Peoples Dr St com (tl.60).
Security Storaae (t£)_
Ter Ref A Wb Corp (3)
Wdwd * Loth com (t2.f>0)
Wdwd At Loth pf new (5).
31
835
40
13%
19
•18%
•34 Va
•21
26%
89%
•24Vs
•62
8%
•35
110
50
•35
•10*
33
19%
25%
27%
93
25>/«
64
37%
126
38%
* Ex dividend, b Books closed, t Plua
extra or extraa a Paid so far this rear
p Paid 1947. erEx rlahts.
New York Cotton
NEW YORK. June 21 —Cotton
futures were Arm In moderately active
dealings today.
Short covering and commission house
buying were prompted by congressional
passage of the foreign aid fund, the $150.
000,000 revolving fund for Government
commodity purchases including cotton,
and extension of Government support
prices on farm commodities for another
year.
Traders thought that there might be
sme early export buying of cotton by
the Army under the revolving fund
measure. Offerings came through hedging
by leading spot firms.
There was a good deal of evening-up
and switching from nearby July to later
months.
Private crop reports were favorable, with
beneficial rains noted in Texas and
Oklahoma
Late afternoon prices were 85 cents to,
$1.20 a bale higher than the previous!
close. July. 36.38; October, 33.49. and i
December. 32.77.
Odd-Lot Dealings
The Securities and Exchange Commis
sion reported today these transactions by
customers tilth odd lot dealers or special
ists on the New York Stock Exchanae for
June 18: 4.8PB purchases Involving 151.801
shares: 5.'ll1’ sales lnvolvina 146,0511
shares, lndudin. IT short sales Involving,
61 ft shares.
Sale*—
Stock and Add
Dividend Rate 00 High. Low 1
UtdGasImp 1.30 2 22 2158
unit MAM la 12 16% 18%
DSAF Sec 1.35* 3 31'/.. 303/4
tOS * FrS nf4H 70 100‘/4 100%
OS Gypsum 3 2 110*4 110
OS Hoff Mch %t
OS IndChm 1 Vat
O S Leather He
OS Leath A 1 He
O 8 Lines ZH
OS Lines pf 45
OS Plpe&F 2.80
0 S Plywood la
13% 13%
40 39'*
6% 6%
29H 29%
17% 17%
9 9
30 30
3534 33>4
10% 10%
6 5%
31% 31%
19 19
a 73%
22% 22
13 12%
22% 22%
32'% 321%
37>* 37%
34'% 34
24 *4
12% 12%
13% 13
99
10%
2 28 20
O S Rubber 3e _ 16 47'% 46%
O S Smelt I He . 8 32% 32
0 8 Steel Z%*_. 42 81% 80%
OS Steel of 7 __ 3 140>% 140'%
ri S Tobac 1 10 4 18% 18V*
Ot StraZd pf He 3
Otd Wallpap He 20
Ot Wallpap pf * 2
Onlr-Cyclopa 1 _ 1
Only Lab 14
OnlyLeafTob la 2
Onlv Pictures 1- 8
Vanad Carp Ha. 3
Vert-C Sugar Z 20 13% 12'%
Vick Chem 1 20 4 23 22>4
tVlctorCh Bf 3H 2 94% 94%
Va CarolinCbem 10 13 12%
VaB&Pwrl.ZO 37 17% 16%
tVa Iron*C Bf 11*0 22% 22
va Railway ZH- * 36 36
Va Rail of 1H __
Vliking Coro Z-.
Walgreen 1.60.
walker Hlr 1 Ha
Walworth .40e
Ward Bak SOe.
'Ward Bk pf6H 40 99
Warner Bros 1-. 63 11
Warren Fndry .
Warren Pet 80. 26 31% 30%
Wayne Pumo Z 4 23% 25%
TVesson Oil ZHe 3 33% 53%
•Wesson Oil Bf4 20 03% 03
WstludSuglHa 6 21% 21%
W Penn Bee He 40 18% 18
twa Penn B Pf7 10 119 119
tw« Penn *1 Pf8 60100>% 107%
•W PenPw of4% 10 112% 112%
WVaCftC.708. 1 18% 18%
WVa Pu1b8iP 18 « *048 *®
WeiternAlr Lln8 * ■% 8%
WeitAutoSup S. * 42% 42
Western Md . *1 13% 13%
West Md 2nd of. 7 33 32
West Pacific 3 . 3 34% 34
West Un Telle. 28 22% 22%
West Air Brk 2. 6 38% 38*4
Westing Bee 1 *8 31% 30%
'Wst El Bf A 3H *0 93 93
Westvacol.48 3 49 49
t Wstvsco pf3H 130 97% 97%
Wheel Steel 2 31 **% 34
'WheelStl orofft 40 88 87%
White Mot 1.60 2 22% 22%
White Sewing M 21 21% 20%
•WhlteSMpf lk. 20 103 103
Wilcox Oil .40a 49 19% 18%
Willrr-OTerland 20 11% 10%
Willys Ov pf 4% 4 64% 64
WUsonStCo 1 Ha 20 19% 19%
wise Bee Pwr l * 17% 17%
Woodward Ir 2- l 36% 36%
Woolworth Za . 17 49% 49
WorP&MHh- 4 23% 23%
Wrigley W Jr 3a 1 64% 66%
WyandWor 40a 32 11% 11%
YALE&TWNH* 1 32 32
York Coro %
YoungSprAtW 1.
Young ShAcT 4a
YngstSttDoor IP
ZENITH R lHe.
Zonlte Prod -10a
14% 14'%
21 21
04% 04%
10% 10%
30 29%
9% 9%
Net
!:30. chge.
21'* - %
18% - %
30% - %
100% + %
110 - %
13% - %
39%
6%
29%+ %
17% - %
9 - %
50 - 3*
35%+ %
46% -1
32
80% -1
140% + %
18%+ %
10*4- %
3% - %
31'4- %
19 - >4
7% - %
22% - %
12*4 - %
22% - %
13% + %
22% - %
94%
12% - %
17%+ %
22 - %
36
32% + >4
31% - %
34%
24 + %
12% - %
13 - %
99 + %
10% - %
28
30% -1%
25% - %
55%
63% + %
21% - %
16 + %
119 +1
107% +1%
112%+1%
18% - %
50 - %
a%- %
42
13%+ %
32 -1
34 - %
22% - %
38% - %
30% - %
83 - %
48 -2%
97% - %
34 + %
88' + %
22% - %
2014 ~ %
103
19 + %
10'4- %
64%+ %
13'4
17%
36%+ %!
49 + %1
23%
66%+ %
11%+ %
32 - %
145* + %
21 - %
8414- %
16% - %
29%+ %
3% + %
■ml; hh> •» cno__
11-00»— >70000 l*:0u noon 090000
1:00 pjn. 0*0000 SiOOPJn. 1M0 000
tOnlt of
motor or i
under too
10 i
or I
Act.
•In Mm
roorconlxed
or securities
assumed hr such componles Ratos of
dividends in the foracolnx table are annual
disbursements based on tbs last quarterly
or semi-annual declaration. Unless other
wise noted, special or extra dividends are
not Included, x Ex dividend, xr Ex richts.
a Also extra or extras, b Plus stock divi
dend. d Cash or stock, s Declared or paid
so iar this roar, f Parable In stock, esti
mated ' ash value on ex dividend date
t Paid last rear, h Declared or paid after
stock dividend or stock split-up. k Accum
ulated dividends paid or declared this rear,
t Parable in stock, exact cash valu^inde
termined on declaration data. J
N. Y. Bond Market
(raraliM to the
SELECTED LIST OP ISSUES.
#7
67
51%
93%
TREASURY 2:30
1%S60. 100X3
NEW YORK CITY
3s 80 105
FOREIGN 2::-0
Antwerp 5s 58 . 95V*
Brazil 3V« s*r23 54
Canada 3 V«a 81 104%
Sao P St 7s40st 74%
Urag si 4 Vis 79 76%
DOMESTIC 2:30
Am&PP6s2030 95%
Ain T&T 234s57 115%
Am T&T 2Vis61108%
Am T&T 2V'es86 91
AmTobacco3s62 102
AmTobacco3s69102%
A T S F 4s 95 121%
Atl Cl lsr 4s 52 104%
At! Dnv I;t4s4 8 37%
Balt&Ob 5s75B
Balt&Oh 5sM9fi
B&Qcv 4 Vi2lll II
Balt&Oh 4s75A
B&OSouDiv5sSO 80%
Bost Me 4s 60 86%
BuIRoch&P57st 66
Can Nor 4 Vis 56112%
Can Pac 4s perp 95
Celancse 3s 65 10214
Cent Ga 5 Vis 59 13%
Cent Ga cn5%6
Cent Gslst5s45
Cn RR NJ 5s 87
Cn RR NJ 4s 87
C&O 3Vis 96 D 102%
C B & <3 2’is 70 97%
Chi&E 1 me 97
Chl&L Inc4s83
CMStP4Vis2019
CMStP4Vis2044
Chl&NW 4Vis99
CRIPin4Vis2019 87%
Cm G&E 2V«s75 99%
CCCStL 4*is 77 74%
Col G&E 3V«s73 101'/*
Comwl Ed 3s 77 102%
ComEdNY 3s72 102%
Cons Ed ev 3s63108%
D&R in 4Vi2018 65%
DetEdlson2Vi82 96%
Erie 4 Vis 2015 71%
QenRe&Ut 4s69 85
Hud&M rf 5s 57 64%
Hud&li In 5s 57 25
I C 4Vis 66 88%
ICC StL 5s 63 A
70
82%
78%
67
46
64%
72%
59%
68%
92
36%
63%
62%
79%
ICCStL 4 Vi s 63
IntGtNor 6s 52
Int G N Ist6s52
Int Gt No5s56B
IntaydroEi6s44
Jam F&C 4s 59
LacledeGs4Vi63 108%
LS&MS 3 97 97
Lautro N Inc 75
Leh VI HT 6s 54
LehVal4Vis2003
Leh Val 4s2003s 37%
MSP8SM 4S 91 53
M-K-T 6s 62 A
M-K-T 4 Vis 78
M-R-T 1st 4s90
Mo Pac 5Vis 40
Mo Pac 5s 77 F
Ms Pac 6s 78 G
Mo Pac an 4s 75
89
69
41%
82%
70
76
28%
87
87%
47%
Mt 8tT*T2V«s8t 92%
94
80
72 i
65%
90
45 |
71
NOTM6I94
NYC rf 5s 2013
NYC4V4S2013A
NYC con 4s oh
NY Conn2Vis75
NYNHinc4 Vis'21
NYNHH 482007
N Y Tel 3',.s 78 1C«%
Norf West 4s 06 127%
Nor Pc 6S2047D 99
Nor Pelt 4Vis751C4
Nor Pac 4s 97 1061%
PennCtAlr3Vis6C 44%
PennRR«4 %s65106%
PennRRc4'/4S81 102
PennRR 3',is52 99%
Peo&E inc 4s90 21%
Pblll Pet 2Vis64 101%
Reading 3Vis 95 92%
StLSF 4Vis2022 58%
StLSanFrn4z97 88
StL 8W rf 6s 90 101%
Scab ln4Vis201fl 71
Socony-V2,is76 95%
Sou Pac 4 Vis 69 95%
SoPac4VisOr77 104
So Ry cn 5s 94. 120
So Ry an 4s 66 95%
StdOHNJ2Vis71 95%
Third Ave 5a 60 62
UnOUCal8Vis70 99%
VaEl&Pw3 % s63109%
West 8h 4s 2361 67
West Un 6s 60 93%
Wise Cent 4a 49 72%
Wis Cn 4s 36SD 41%
N. Y. Curb Market
UST INCLUDES ONLY SELECTED ISSUES
CHANGED FROM FEEVIOG8 CLOSE
t:3»
Aireon M!i Co_. At
Alum Ltd 3_543b
Am Gas & El lb 38*4
AmLUhtftT.56, IS*/*
Am Maracaibo 63b
AmRepublic Abe *44b
Am Superpower 1*4
Angermn Co .40 7*4
ArkNQis A ,20a 8*4
Ashland Oil l-_ »H
Atl Coast Fish . 3%
Atlas Corp w w_ 6H
Barium Steel.-. 7
BaslO Refret .40 7
Blue Rldae -40i. 4
Braa Tr LftP 2 17vt
BrwnF Diet ,80a 25
Burd Piston .80. 17*4
Burma Ltd_ At
Calllte Tuna_ 344
Can Marconi_ 2Vi
Carr Cona Blsc. 44b
Catalln Am . 73b
Cen&S W Cp .70 Mb
Chi ft So Airl 64»
Cities Service 2. 65*4
Clarostat Mf*_4
Claude Neon __ 3A*
Colon Develop . 644
ColSand&St .40 6*4
Coml ft Sou war *4
ConsGEBalt3.80 <3Vb
Con, Ga, Util A, 11A4
Cons Royal .14 4*4
Cons Stl Cp 1 Ail 443b
Copr Rants Abe. 15Vb
Cosden Petro . 9A*
Creole Pet 1.80e 52>/b
Croft Brew __ 14b
Crosley Motor _ 10A4
Crown Cent Pet 84b
CrownDrut 05e 34b
Crystal Oil Red 3
Dennison A 80e 1044
Derby 0111 Vie . 30*4
DetGraylr ,20s. 3>/b
Diana Stores At 7a*
Domln Steel Aba 15
DuvalTexSul Abe 16*4
East State Corp 4
El Bond&Sh V«t 15
Equity Corp_ 214
Eureka C Ltd. .. HAG
Fairchild E A A 514
FansteelMetAbt. 14
FordMFran ,02t 114
GenPlywood .40 7A4
OoldBeld Cons.. A*
Haaeltlne Abe . 1814
Hecla Min 1 13A4
Humble Oil 1 Aba S8
Hurd Lock & M 3A4
Imp OH Ltd Ab 16Ab
Imp Oil Ltd rtwl 1M*
Int Petrol A» 13>4
Invest Roy 04a 214
Kalser-Fraier.. 10*4
Kirby Pet 20s . 7044
Kirk Lake 02e 1M«
LakeyFdftM Aba S>4
Leonard Oil Dev Ab
Lionel Corp la 2914
Lone Star Oas 1 25
Long Island Ltg. Ab
Louis L ft E la. 23*4
Mecianahan OH 14b
Mead John .80a 1944
Menaseo Mfg... 244
MdSPAvtcl.ZOe 28*4
MldStPB vte Abe 8*4
Mid West Crp6f 10A4
Midi Stl n-cum2 26*4
Mid-West Refln 4A*
Nat Bellas ,20g. 4Ab
Nat Fuel 0 .80. 114b
NJers Zinc 1 Aba 72
Niagara Hud Pr 944
NlagShB.lSe. 103b
NorCenTexlg. 21
NorthropAir A*g 12*4
Pantepee 1.28.. 184b
Pennroad 40g._ 8Ab
Pen Bovs_ 4*4
Pioneer Oold 2*4
Pltney-Bow ,60a 12*4
Producers Corp. 2*4
R-K-0 opt war. 24b
Raytheon Mfg . 9
Richmond Rad 4*4
SaltDomeO xAbf 12*.
Segal Lock. .. 2*4
Solar Aire .16a. 12»»
Sosa Mfg 1 9*4
SoPenOll .1 20a 44*4
Sterling Inc Abe 8*4
SunRavDru Ofie 6*4
Toklan Roy 06a 43b
Trl-Contl w w _ 33b
Unit Alrc Prod.. 4*4
Ut LtftRys -32e 213b
PtShoeMac 21bs 55*4
Ut-IdahoSu.l6e. 3
Venesuela Petr. 93b
Veneg Syn .15e 5
WagnerBak vtcl 10*4
Waltham Watch 3*4
Wilson Bros Abe 544
Woodley Pet .40 183b
Wright Barg .18 244 :
Chicago Livestock
CHICAGO. June 21 (*) (USDA) —Sal
able hogs. 8.500; total. 9,500: fairly active;
25 to mostly 50 higher on weights under
250 pounds; heavier weights very uneven,
but generally steady to 25 higher; sows
steady to 25 higher, practical top. 28.25:
one load, 28.50; most good and rhoice
170-250 pounds. 27.50-28.25; 200-280
pounds. 26.25-27.25: 290-325 pounds.
24.75-26.00; 350-400 pounds. 22.60-24.00:
most good and choice sows under -400
pounds. 22.00-23.75: heavier weights down
to 19.50 for around 550-pound averages:
prospects good clearance.
Salable cattle. 10.000; total. 10.000; sal- i
able calves. 500; total, 5.000: high good |
and choice fed steers and heifers fully!
steady; common medium and average good
grades. 50 lower: high choice 1.352-pound
mixed steers and heifers as well as 1.150
pound steers topped at 38.50: moderate
supply high good and choice steers. 37.00
38 25: choice. 1.500-pound averages to
37.25. 1.450-pound. 37.60: most medium;
to low-good steers. 25.00-32.00; com-!
parable heifers. 23.00-31.00; choice J.-j
045-pound heifers topped at 37.90: high- j
good cows steady at 25.00-27.00; all:
others weak to 50 lower; most common,
and medium beef cows, 19.00-23.00: can-!
ners and cutters. 14.50-18.00; sausage,
bulls steady to 25 lower at 25 00 down:
vealers. 50-1.00 lower at 29.00; mostly
28.00 down.
Salable sheep. 1.500: total. 2,000: mar
ket, slow, old crop shorn lambs and year
lings uneven, steady to around 50 lower;
early sales spring lambs fully 1.00 or more
lower: slaughter ewes not fully established:
most bids and few sales around 1.00 of!
on these: medium and good old crop shorn
lambs No. 1 and No. 2 pelts, 26.00-27.00:
good and chioce scarce; few small lots
mostly good native spring lambs. 30.00:
few good and choice lots held around
31.00; early sales shorn slaughter ewes.
11.50 down; mainly 11.00 for good and
choice.
New York Produce
NEW YORK, June "1 (/P).—Butter (2
day's receipts), 613.620, easy. Wholesale1
prices on bulk cartons: Creamery, hieher
than m: score and premium marks IAA’.
MJ',,-81V 92 score 'A). 79-79'/»; no score
iB>. 77; SO score (C). 75'„. ‘New tubs
usually command '/> cent a pound over
the bulk carton price.) . „ . '
Cheese <2 days receipts), 219.196
steady. Wholesale sales, fresh American
rhee3e (whole milk). Cheddars. 48-4X.
Cheddars 'grass. 1047). 54-56: Cheddars
(grass. 1947). shelf cured 58-59: single
daisies. 40-51: single daisies (grass, 1M47).
56-56; single daisies (grass. 1H47). shelf
cured. 50-60: flats. 49-52: flats (grass.
56-60: flats (grass. 1047). shelf
60-62: midgets. 52-54: midgets
1047). 56-50: midgets, shelf cured,
processed. 5 pounds, 48-52'a: do
Swiss (single tubs), best. 62-64:
others. 50-60.
Who’csnle egg prices held steady today
Receipts for 2 days totaled 20..164 cases
Spot Quotations follow:
Midwestern, mixed colors—Fancy heavy
weights, 50-55: extra 1 large, 48-49^ extra
2 large. 47-47',i: extra 1 medium. 4,-47‘r;
current receipts, 47; dirties. 40-41; checks,
39-39V..
Whites—Fancy heavyweights. 56-5,:
extra 1 large. 64-55: extra 2 large, 48-52:
extra 1 medium. 62-5844. .....
Browns—Fancy heavyweights. 6.1-55:
extra 1 large. 50-52: extra 2 large, 4,-40;
extra 1 medium. 47-48.
1047),
cured
(grass.
60-62;
mestic
Chicago Grain
CHICAGO, June 21 (JP).—Weather news
provided the background for most of the |
activity on the Board of Trade today |
With rains everywhere frOin the wheat;
territory of the Southwest throught the.
Midwest corn belt, lttle buying enthusiasm
could be developed In grains. w . I
Corn, most affected by the weather. lost’
a cent or more at times. Oat* were easy
but frequently got back to around the •!
previous close. Wheat showed a steady,
undertone most of the session, slthough
losing zround toward the close. Trading;
was fairly light. , _, I
Wheat closed Vi-*4 lower. July. 2.31
corn was %-2‘« lower. July. 2.20%-V,:
and oats were unchanged to *4 lower. July.;
94t4-*4. There was no trade in soybeans
Chicago Cash Market.
No cash wheat. Corn. No. 1 yellow. 1
2 34^-2.30*4: No. 2 yellow. 2.3fl'/4-Vf.oatf
No. 1 heavy mixed. 1.22*4; No. 1 mixed.
1.18*4; No 1 white. 1.17V,: No. 1 extra
heavy special red. 1.21 *4: No. 1 heavy
special red. 1.21*4: Arley. meeting. 2-1O
2.40. nom; Feeo, 1.70-2.SO. nom.; no
soybeans.
Foreign Exchange
NEW YORK, June 21 0P>.—Foreign
exchange ratei follow (Great Britain In
dollars. others In cental:
Canadian dollar In New York open
market «Va per cent discount or 83 50
United States rent*, unchanged
Europe—Great Britain. 40.03’e. un
changed: rrance (franc >. 3-*« of a
cent, unchanged: Italy (lira) June fixed
rate. .001738. Mar .001.38: S*«den
(krona), 27.85. unchanged: Switzerland
(franct (commercial). 23.40, unchanged.
Latin America — Argentina {free .
24 03. down .00 of a cent: Brail! (free'
6.50. unchanged; Mexico. 20.82. un
changed.
Dividends Announced
NEW YORK. June 21 UP<-—Dividend*
declared:
Indus Brownhoist
Increase.
Det 8tl prod ... -- 7‘5 7*10
Indus. Brownhoist-15c - 1*1*
Park dr Til -- i*;3
Vanadium Corn -
ti
7-8
Pe-Stk. of Par
Rate riod. record, able.
..10c-- 7-16 8-1
Atchison. Topeka * Sant* F>
Railway will build 750 boxcars of i
50-ton capacity at its own shops.
Lewis Paper Scores
Tobin, Says He Tries
To Re-Elect Truman
ly fh« Associated Press
A John L. Lewis union newspaper
hurled sharp criticism today at Dan
Tobin and his AFL Teamsters Union,
to sharpen political differences be
tween two of the Nation's biggest
labor groups.
A miners union publication. "The
News,' said the teamsters’ boss was
trying to blame Mr. Lewis for the
Taft-Hartley Act to help elect Presi
dent Truman.
“It certainly would appear.” the
News said, "that the ‘non-political’
presidential trip to the West, and
Mr. Tobin’s efforts to hang the
blame for the Taft-Hartley Act on
the United Mine Workers of Amer
ica. have a common purpose—the
election of Harry Truman.”
In Indianapolis, Lester Hunt,
editor of "The International Teams
ter,” and spokesman for Mr. Tobin,
denied flatly that the teamster
chieftain was supporting Mr. Tru
man for re-election.
"In fact,” Mr. Hunt said, “Mr.
Tobin has refused to serve as a
delegate to the Democratic National
Convention.”
Mr. Hunt said the teamster
union's national Executive Board
had authorized Mr. Tobin to call
a special national convention of the
union "some time after Labor Day”
to decide the candidate it will sup
port for President.
Mr. Hunt added that if the pres
idential candidates are President
Truman and New York Gov.
Thomas E. Dewey, “we would be
more inclined to support the Re
publican candidate."
Mr. Tobin was a delegate to the
last four Democratic National Con
ventions and supported the late
President Roosevelt actively in his
campaigns.
Mr. Lewis and Mr. Tobin came to
a parting of the ways at the AFL's
convention last fall at San Francisco.
Mr. Lewis wanted to resist the new
labor law at every step; Mr. Tobin
wanted to live up to it, but light
for its repeal. As a result Mr. Lewis
took the miners out of the AFL.
National Linen Service Corp.
profit for three months ended May
31 was $496,219 or 25 cents vs.
$502,995 or 28 cents in the same
1947 period.
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, BALTIMORE, June 21.—Six Bal
timore men have been charged with
stealing Government property
worth $8,000 from the Maritime
Commission yard at Curtis Bay,
I the Federal Bureau of investigation
i reported.
It said a seventh man has been
charged with receiving stolen prop
erty in connection with the same
case.
Those accused of theft, according '
to Special FBI Agent Fred Hall
ford, are Edward Levine, 27. a war
surplus goods buyer: Julius Rosen,
32: Deno Sakelos. 33: Charlges H.
Duggan. 54: Bernard J. Bremer. 28,
and Nafphle Aaronson. 31.
Lloyd C. Wilson. 29, of Catonsville,
has been charged with receiving
stolen goods, Mr. Ha Ilford said.
He said the six charged with lar
ceny took the merchandise—includ
ing about 6.000 sheets and 1.000
matress covers—from the Curtis Bay
warehouse.
One of them arranged to ship
the goods <o New York. There they
were sold for $3,600. The goods
were on a pier ready for loading on
a vessel when they were located by
the FBI, Mr. Hallford said.
Market Averages
STOCKS.
30
Xndst.
Net change-unc.
Today noon-97.7
Prev. day_97.7
Week ago_„ 98.5
Month ago_96.9
Year ago _91.7
1948 high_98.7
1948 low_83 3
BONDS. 20
Rails.
Net change unc.
Today noon 93.8
Prev. day 93.8
Week ago 93.7
Month ago, 92.8
Year ago
1948 high
1948 low
18
Balls.
4- .a
4ft.0
44.7
44.8
44.8
32.7
4ft 2
342
10 10
Indst. Util,
unc unc.
91
93.7
__ ... 87.7
(Compiled by
101.6
101.6
101.7
101.6
lft
Util.
unc.
4*S
42.2
42.6
42.3
38.0
60
Stks.
4-.1
71.3
71 2
71 ft
. 70 9
64.4
71.7
60.3
101.3
101.3
101.8
101.3
103.4 10ft.4
101.8 102 0
99.8 980
the Associated
10 10 Low
Fgn. Yield.
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62.9 110 0
62.5 110 3
62 0 110 4
72 9 115.2
66 9 110 6
60 2 107.9
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