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THURSDAY, DEC. 1, 1088

LEADERS LOSE

1923-1986==100

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES _ Indiana General Business Core in Octo ber

POINT OR MORE

IN QUIET TRADE

Steel, Motor Issues Decline

_ The Most; Utilities Are

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Irregular.

‘NEW YORK, Dec. 1 w. P)., — Stocks tended lower in quiet trading today, losses ranged to more

~ than a point in several of the leading issues,

The list opened irregularly higher, declined in the first hour, rallied around noon, and then resumed the

~ decline in the early afternoon. Early ‘in the fourth hour prices were slightly above the lows for the day. Dealings were above yesterday . with te total to 1 p. m. 610,000

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Indiana

1935 1938 1937 1938 University Baresn of Business Research.

CHICAGO L1VESTOCK

WAGE SCALES IN LS CONTRACTS DEEMED ‘FALSE

Fact-Finding Board Seeks Method of Settling on Basic Rates.

‘NEW YORK, Dec. 1 (U. P)-— Wage scales recommended by the Public Contracts Board for work on Government contracts are “artificial” and above the actual minimums . prevailing in most industries, according to the National Industrial ‘Conference Board's assertions based on a study by its eco-

nomic research division. The Board, a fact-finding organi-

TONIGHT : 5:45—Methodist Church, CBS. 7:00—Kate Smith, WFBM. 7:00—~Rudy Vallee, WIRE. 8:00—Good News, WIRE. . 9:00—Bing Crosby, WIRE.

Leaders of the three divisions of the American Methodist Church will be heard at 5:45 p. m. today over CBS from Nashville, Tenn., the city where the first joint meeting of the Boards of Methodist Bishops is in progress. The speakers, Benior bishops of each group, are Edwin Holt Hughes, Washington, of the Methodist Episcopal Church; John M. Moore, Dallas, of the Methodist Episcopal Church South, and President James H. Straughan of the Methodist Protestant Church. The gathering is a preliminary to the Unifying Conference in Kansas City next April, when the three churches will unite. A brief po c tion of the program today will turned over to the Vanderbilt Unis

ON THE RADIO

The New York visit Jack Benny announced during his program the other night was a last minute decision. He usually waits until late in the season for his annual trip to see old friends and new plays. He will do his next two Sunday . evening programs in New York. So far, no plan has been made for an appearance with Fred Allen, the inevitable event when these two get into the same town. The New York jaunts are expen sive to Jack. He pays fares and ex penses for moving the whole. Roupe across the continent. ” ® ®

Remember “The Music G o ve s ‘Round?’ It was the “Bei Mir Bist du Schoen” of two years ago. Anys way, Mike Reilly, its composer,- will appear on Kate Smith's hour tonight with Judith Anderson of the legitimate stage.

Billie Burke will star in a one-act

sketch on Rudy Vallee’s variety

show tonight. Jane Warren, the new

shares, against 470,000 in the corre- Cattis—Rectipts, 2000; calves 28tion sUpnoTted by. cApHA! ard B- versity Chotr. 4.»

sponding period yesterday. bor charged that these ‘“artifi- . 15-year-old singer who made her

WHEAT IS FIRM, By United Press : 1” minima on Government proj-| Wide-mouthied Joe E. Brown will| debut last week, will be back agai Steel and automobile issues were Hogs—Receipts, 5000. cial” m \ : 0 u week, w ack again, the Rene Iron in the ie a N DOW-JONES STOCK AVERAGES 00 i STRONGER Sheep—Receipts, 2000; all hogs and | ects are tending to increase wage| preview his. new picture, Flirting) Bing Crosby's guests will be David . groups. U, S. Steel touched 631, Hieh Low Last Change 30 INDUSTRIALS BR | sheep direct to packers. No market.|levels in general industry and sug-| With Fate” on the ,“Good News” Niven and Edward Arnold, film

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on the listed bond market. in fie 15%

Speculative railroad liens were aim weak spot in an otherwise improved |Am domestic corporation section. Sell-|4% ing in these issues was not aggres-|Am 2

A sive, however, and early losses were y

. Seertes cies 149.82 42.75 / ted several changes in the[program tonight. ‘A satire, “If Men|stars, and Joe Sullivan, noted swin Ghiryice “dipped below 30 ‘and ATE EES HE BE HR Tw wk tes I methods of asoetaining “base Went Christmas Shopping ss Wom: psa : ie . ; * n Do” w presented by Rober around 1 p. m. was at 80% points. All x 4 Month 280 ...ceccosessesens 152.31 +0.10 H P hiring rates. @ 28 8 Rails had small losses while utilities|A m' Bank N Note. 17 YOAr MEO ivvvvcecereansens. 195.04 +£3.08 og ri1CEsS Herds Ani Example Young, Mr. Brown, Tenor TONY| yo. 0 pact sighed Unchanged; : A firm trend ruled quiet trading Am & F Pwr... 3% Yesterday ... n ang ’ tions, the Board outlined the fol-|ago which sounded a little as| contribution to world peace, AmeriFo lowing cases: though it gent have been rien on Meme ne ara I ‘ . .|by Clare Boothe, rticular SS 1 I= ambs F Ir mj “m ne saitiiess Josety. Indu Sh ly yu Nas pa y national accord through an ecotry 28.3 per cent o e workers re-

Se : High, 1938, 158.41; low, 98.95 Martin and Frank Morgan. were mixed. Coppers receded in|Am Saray gt High, 1087, 194.40; low, 118.64. Incidentally. the take-off on wom-|bY the United States, England and » nomic plan during the broadcast at ceive 30-35 cents an hour; 18.7 per 8:30 p. m. today on NBC-Blue,

light trading. Am Com Ale . i AS an example of its conten- en playing bridge a couple weeks| Canada being hailed as a significant % BAILEOADS Offerings Increase; Part of P which sous B Early Gains Lost; Speakers will be a distinguished

Oats Steady.

Week a0 cvveivcvinee Month ago ... Year ago High, 1938, 33.18; low, 19.00. High, 1987, 64.46; low, 28.91.

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Lo hepa If you are of a more serious turn

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restricted to less than a point. . Youngstown Sheet & Tube con-

vertible 4s of 1948 touched a new|Aafmour Hi 1938 high at 106%, up %, to fea-|Atchison™.... ture a quiet and firm industrial|4ichiren, of...

group. Atl

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[ey OOS COM COM DD bet L000 5 - S$ - Fa

U. S. Government loans moved ir=| aos;

regularly higher in a light trade. Foreign dollar bonds steadied on .small opening gains. 1 Curb. stocks eased today from an B1 early irregular advance.

- yesterday. Olls, which led an early moderate|s improvement, generally reacted from|B their highs. Superior Oil of California, however, extended a 4 -point

gain to 1 point at & new high for ie ior Sug Cerro de Pasco. 46'2

the year at 453. Industrials, utilities, and mining shares were marrowly mixed. # EJ ”

Today's Business tis:

At a Glance

GENERAL RUSINESS Bank clearings of 22 leading cities| Sons

week ended, Nov. 30, $4,463,501 vs,| S308 Co

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Boeing Air .. 3

Sales in the first hour approxi-| Bohn Al & Br.

mated 60,000 shares against 46,000 Borg Warner . Bageos Brass... 13 Briggs Mfg ... x 30% Budd Mf

ots teel ...eo. 1 A

Com Inv Trevpf 1033 Comwith- Raion 26% Somwlth & .

Yesterday .... Week ag0 cocceccssnessnssns Month ARO c.ccecvsbosnniosas Year 880 ...ccovnuivanssisnes High, 1988, 25.19; low, 18.14.

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2 High, 1937, 37.54; low, 19.65

High Low at 2 Penn. . 81 1§i Ind ... 8s 16% 5 2 a LA hb 3 13% 4 por gh 22Y No Amer Df ios 36 56%,

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CHICAGO, Dec. 1 (U. P)— Wheat prices lost part of early gains but the market undertone remained firm on the Board of Trade today, reflecting strength at Liverpool. Corn ruled strong. At the end of the first hour wheat was up % to 3 cent, corn up % to 14 cent, and -oats unchanged to % cent higher. Offerings increased on the initial upturn in wheat, and best prices were not maintained, but the market held above previous closing lev-

sels. The action at Liverpool, where

December wheat closed 17% cents higher, and May 1 cent up, was encouraging. Absence of deliveries wheat abroad. Winnipeg wheat was irregular in the first hour. . Export. business was confined to small lots of Manitobas worked from the Pacific. Coast. A total of 2,623,000 bushels of wheat were téndered on Chicago Decembér wheat contracts today. Changing operations between December and May contracts were again prominent. Fair export business, light country offerings, and strength in the Argentine corn market were constructive ‘factors in the advance of local Export sales to the

prices unchanged from mid-week levels, according to the Bureau of Agricultural Economics. - Declines of 50 cents to $1 in dressed pork values held bck any advance which might have accrued from the light live hog receipts. Top on 160-170 pounders was steady at $7.95. Packing sows also remained at yesterday's prices. Cattle sold slowly on the low side. No class suffered material loss, however. Vealers were- firm at

$811.50 top. Most steers were valued

at 87.50 to $9, heifers from $6.50 to $8.50. Fat lamb prices. were mainly steady with only a lowering of the

_| top to $9.50. Best yearlings went at

$8. Slaughter ewes held at $4 down.

Nov. Top Rcets./Nov. Top Roets.

21.8770 8130 28 ....5 7.88 18,000 see 90 8750 29 .... 1.85 000 2 4 8.00 5 zl $ 7.95 ~ 6513 26... 83% 8 S 7.95 5634

Packing Sows 3 3 1. 1 39. 3 C760 T 2 7.45 7.00- 7.50

Barrows snd Gilts d and

340. 4 425- 550.

290- 300.

mum fixed by the Secretary of Labor was 35 cents an hour. Likewise, in the leather and sheep-lined jackets industry 11.3 per cent of all the workers are paid 35-40 cents an hour. The Secretary of Labor, however, set a minimum wage of 42.5 cents an hour. “In a few cases, ” the Conference Board stated, “the minimum wage selected was based on an agreement between industry and labor, and for the cement industry the basic minimum rates paid for common labor were accepted by the Public Contracts Board. For most of the other industries, however, the wage chosen is certainly not a minimum wage, but rather an av-

- |erage taken somewhere in the lower

earnings classifications.” Minimum Wages Fixed

Under the Walsh-Healey Act, applying to Government . contracts larger than $10,000, the Secretary of Labor has fixed minimum wage standards in a number of industries, based on the recommendations of the Public Contracts Board. The Conference Boards study also brought out several sugges-

All weights of hogs sold today at| cont receive 35-40 cents. The mini-| of mind, the program by the Turin.

Orchestra at 3:10 p. m. tomorrow on CBS-WIRE should be to your taste. Igor Stravinsky, distinguished Russian composer-conductor, will direct the orchestra in a program of his own music to be broadcast from the Italian city. The program lists two ballets, “Apollon Musagete” and “Jeu de Cartes.” 8ig. Stravinsky last appeared on CBS in January as guest conductor of the New York Phil-harmonic-Symphony Orchestra. 2 ” ”

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group of economists headed by Paul Van Zeeland, former premier of Belgium, : 2 8» =» The Orson Welles episode on a : smaller scale: Publicity-minded: ac‘tors assembled in the unfinished - Sixth Ave. subway recently called themselves “screwballs” and did a broadcast from down in the tunnel. Immediately, NBC began receiving calls inquiring about “the men en-

Vocal Varieties Gaspare's Or.

tombed by a subway accident!” 8-H. ;

THIS EVENING

(The Indianapolis Times is not responsible for inaceuracies in program aue notincements caused by station changes after press tim

INDIANAPOLIS CBE Nets NBO-MBS)

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Piani Hannah Johnson Family Jamboiee t okes’ Or 0 rmstron EF Watkins Or. 1hek armsttone

Cinnamon Bear Pon Winslow Fam rphan Annfe Seren Denton & Barber irr ® Annfe Lowell Thomas

Capt. Midnight Amos & Andy Bob os Dons elier , ® Alr Bob El Sports nside Sports

Green Hornet Rudy Vallee Lightning Jim ' ”

Dont 3 heve It Good News

Fomorrow's Trib, na. Old Heidelberg il »

$4,604,181 like period 1937. Cont

Engineering News-Record reports| Son:

engineering construction awards 0 IE 4 ’ for week ended Dec. 1, $68,136,000 Crown Gork * o : 3 vs. $41,680,000 same period 1937 and row Seer i

5a $49,970,000 preceding week this year. Cub-am, ob 3 na CORPORATION NEWS

American Gas & Electric Co. and subsidiaries net income 12 months ended Oct. 31, $11,821,879 or $2.18

Reynolds Tob B Safeway . “ll Schenley Dist .. el I 15

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»| United Kingdom were placed around |. Steers AL 100,000 bushels. Local track arrivals| 450. 900. 10.80 11. BR Nie en ficials and executives of the induswere estimated at 148 cars. 1300; 11:00-13.78/CHt aon. . tries affected by the Walsh-Healey +1500. 11.28-12.75 Vealer Act.

ON WHEAT All Wei : 7 he ON are : ing for No. g- 8.15-10.50 Choice 411.0 1.00- 1150 Among these proposals were included: More careful consideration

ww $ a, other grades on ee merits. . de »| Cash "o new No. 2 yellow, 40¢c. Oats, 1 Pais 2 4 . 500-16:90 a; 5 | 22 1300-1800. 300. 3:00 of “basic” hiring rates in indus-

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Jlews os & 2 39 Paul Sullivan Lopez’ or, fon line Aon n ” 2 o e ot eting Ca lloway/s or. H. Jomy’s or. . Kemp's Or. RB Boars i ; Goodman's Or. J. Little's or. Moon River

Ted, Weem's Or. J. Garber's Or. Revi

E. Deutsel’s or. FRIDAY PROGRAMS

; : DIANAPOLIS INDIANAPOLIS 100- 6.00) companies within a given industry: INDIANAPOLIS = INDIANA ao (WIBC 1050)

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. 26-11.00 By United Pres 1100. Calves try; general acceptance of mini0 Tey (U. 8 Bauivalens sed on Sterling at 7 JHectipis, 560) mum wage agreements made beStand ard Br f 103, rie Bi Close Prev, . hr 7.5] 280 400. $ 300. ’ 00 tween employers and employees or 00d... - Standard ob 2% 2 % Ditersper.. 8 a s 0 A $ Fri s CH Glace He ors IModium.. 6.00. 7.00| Vage agreements between various

i Stand Sek 3 of 2 4| March, old . % 63% 850- 780. 9.50-10.80| Common.

a common share vs. $13,417,967 or Bovsias iv. + 100 A : as i / /4 » $2.57 a share like period last year: Stand ©-Ca ] March, new.. . 60% 8 a 60% 397s stoctee’ éndie |more thorough investigation of ge-

1. Diamond Match Co. consolidated East R Mill .. aan Stand Oil Ind.. Moy Seri BB on net profit nine months ended Sept. Elec Ppt 1 i 11 te 13 fe 30, $1,540,269 or $1.23 a common share vs. $1,595,078 or $1.31 same period 1937.

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Lo ——————— Breakfast Jam Time to Shine Peter Grant , Gospel Singer Chuck Wagon

Jap Ye Jack

Good— 760- 900 § 8.25- 9.75 M80:"300. 7.00- 8.25, 500: 900 $ 7.75- 9.00 OBTAPNIC differentials, and ‘“gen-800-1309. © 7:30 8.78] erous “allowances” to superannuattt ¥78= 7.00 Men 7.00- 7.78|€d or handicapped workers. i ommon. 6.25- 7.28| “An important suggestion,” the report said, “is that some provision

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“tral America net loss in October, $535 vs. .net income $42,307 same period 1937; net income 10 months, $782,273 vs. $1,016,019 in 1937 period.

domestic subsidiaries net profit

d Phen Tiresions T. Flintkote Foster Wheel .. Francisco Sug..

Royal Typewriter Co. Inc. and|, Am Te... 834

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medium. 5.50- 7.00 SHEEP AND LAMBS (Receipts, 2138) Lambs Choice ..$ 0.25- 9.75|Medium .$ 7.25- 8.75 Good ... 8.75« 9.25/Common.. 6.00- 7.26 Ewes

should be made for depression conditions, when wage rates mave have to be revised downward té6 maintain the volume of employment.”

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UTILITY CONFORMS WITH HOLDING ACT

Beminlscing {Ua Blake if

rtv Line Lorenzo Jones Rhvihm Big Sister Widow Brown Safet poiram Aunt Jenny Editor's Daughter Old Refrains Mary McBride Singin’ Sam Noon Rrythms Nanoy ‘Linda's Love 1” id Far ole Farm Hour ” ” Ww! Market Report ” ” Boy Greets Girl Farm Hour

Bohemians oo» Back Hom "iso ews Headlinés- fleens Hollow arm News Wire Reporte 5p Ein , & anhattan Voice of perience Mounts n Girls appy EE

Irene | Beasley Betty & Bob Dick Leibert Betty Minstre; Men Grimm's Baughter Tropic Moods Grimms Bauenter School of Air alient La Shuf-in ,Friends alle ” ” tty Crocker Betty Soraemer

Progress Parade Piano Moods Mary_Marlin 5" h Sepia Swine Ee Ma Perkins Concert H Pepper Young Gujding Light

Eton Boys Backstage Wite Sr Kitty Keene co ongert ,, Vie 2 Bada & ne ys 1 er Pontitar Life ° c a a > Girl Alone all ig Mad Batdsielt $ehool News Jamboree

. Minate Intviews Silent Jack Armstrong

2 | ood ALE CHOICE xs cn. .... ..$ 3.00- 4.00 Common and medium .. BIT eine. ans 2.00- 3.00

OTHER LIVESTOC WASHINGTON, Dec. 1 (U. P.) — Receipts Ne RN 150 Se Roja: The American Gas & Electric Co., over 150; 0 Sear; he 8 registered holding company in the .| Electric Bond & Share system, has rin oh 25 Mar: filed a formal plan for compliance eifers and light steers weak, |with the integration and simplificaree, Son tion provisions of the Public Utility mi dy yearlings, @9; : art load hed Holding Co. Act, according to the grades, $3.30@3; practical top “Sut, $6.75; [Securities and Exchange CommisJenlett 50 cents and more lower, laté|sion.

Wis Bk OD ie Receipt 475, including 270 di- The company has operating units

Curb Stocks ect. Market, § sy n light supply, hard-|in Indiana, Ohio, West Virginia,

3h iy Lass onenge I ot 8380 80; | Virginia and adjacent portions of

3 3 jruckeduin ign on iambs oJhoted dim Ta 8.00: 8 SPA i i i 2 nm i.ft Sigughigs aa Joo certain adjoining states.

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quarter ended Oct, 31, $392,848 or $1.22 a common share vs. $643,245 2 or $2.15 same period, 1937. Vick Chemical Co. and subsidiaries net profit quarter ended Sept. 30, $1,254,895 or $1.79 a share|So0Grich ---:: bi SL ,007,785 or $1. 4 like quarter Graham. i

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Allied Mills Inc. 25 cents, payable Grab n L. Cp 2 see Dec. 27, record Dec. 13, vs. 50 cents |Greyhd 5% pf. 12 P&ALA.% .. on June 23. oo Dnental es & Blevisio Oop. Horn walk oF 28 %| victor Chem 111 1310 Td 104 ferred, payable Jan. 3, record Hers Pdr ..... va Be FS ot I nd dy Dec. 15. : Houd-Her hf -- 18 13 Waldorf Svs ... Th 7 v8... TY % P. Lorillard Co. final 50 cents on “of A am te ial common able Dec. 24, record Hudson Motor . 8 8 + h ) 8% Dec. 10 fn cents Oct. 1, July 1|Hupp Motor . * | Wor Gator. 230s. or nai . ’ . ’ '. ’ LR 7 B and April 1. 1 i AB eatin Bke eeoe 267% a 28% Maples Consolidated Manufactur- | Inland Sti 3 estors BI In i 114 __ ing Co. regular quarterly 50 cents on Ridiracn gop ilson Fhe Lad iit ~ common and extra 50 cents, regular [Int Agric ... fool : sa 8 payable Jan. 1, record Dec. 15 and |jat Forv Worthington LR 20% extra Dec. 26, record Dec. 15. nt 2 : Pacific Finance Corp. regular i Via 5% Yellow Tr oo... 18% 18% 18% quarterly 30 cents on common, pay=|fnt T & T ..7 "9 9 4 | Young & & W. 20h 204 : 20:4 aple De eS Da 30; e : Young Stl Dr . 24% 24%; = 249, ~ Sloss-Sheffield Stee ron Co. te

regular quarterly $1.50 on preferred, Johns Man ....101 SCRAP PRICES DECLINE :

‘payable Dec. 21, record Dec. 9. Ble © oo fo aye iD Kaufmann di “30% CHICAGO, Dec. 1 (U. P) —steel|} scrap prices have declined 25 cents|Sed a ton here, reflecting ample stocks re in local mills and a seasonal level- Wai gt Harg . : of Foreign and Domestic Commerce. ek

i year $1.60, vs. $1.20 last year. eystone 8. rs ing olf in gemand, CHICAGO PRODUCE Exports accounted for 20 per cent Bia Ask

Sterchi Bros. Stores, Inc., regular |~r°°® Current quotations on No." 1 Butter arket, fir Receipts, 610,- of this total and imports the re-|Belt RR & Stock Yds som... : 3 54

quarterly 75 cents on first preferred, |,, Yo, payable Dec. 19, record Dec, 15, HARING heavy melting steel are established |$ die Be. JEXtra, rss 90°51] iassic: mainder. The largest single item EE at $14 to $1450 per gross ton|firsts, Home T&T

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Santa _C1 au Livestock Show 9} cee bs. 80-300 1bs. $1. 35; 8 00-325 Ibs. KEY NETWORK § Er TIONS (Subject to chan, 10 , . : h ge) ; 51 i 780 35-150 ba $15 140-180" fh. § reusiraets dally Weighted Price NBO-BLUE—WJZ, 760; wowo, 1160; WENR-WLS, 870; KWK, 1350, [ » com-' NBO.RED-«WEAF, 660; 1070; WWJ, 920; WMAQ, 670, tombe 35 $6.75; as, $5.50; calves, 811.50; pid ger United Press (1930-32 UBS—WABOC, 860; WIR, 750; WHAS, 820; KMOX, 1090; WBBM, 770. ket: one 8 Ingd” oh ahs BEA: | Fosterday -..........0e0ns. 105.60] MUTUAL—WOR, 110; WHK, 1390; WHKC, 640; CKLW, 1030; WSM, 880, : 7°50: Tn sows, $7.35 down;| Week Ago—Holiday chives. mioady. WIL lati, 85.6065. Month Ago ..... iiassnsi 10840 A Year Ago sevedoenso .: 117.01 WOOD PULP IS IMPORTED {1938 High (Jan. 10) 5 eres. : 117.08 i ——— 1938 Low (June 2) ..........102.43 WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec. 1—

Total imports and exports of forest LOCAL ISSUES

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LOOS § .e BOND PRICE INDEXES Corlliard .....: 20 20 20 60 The average price for recent pur-|centralized (80 ), 1s amounting to 81 per cent of the & J, Inds, mals vis. Bonds) i chases is approximately $14.25, and casey” Fron traces abits, eeBifie 212 total trade. 5 Yesterday «i. 968 88.5 99.3 91. local observers believe a further Fan Cirrent resetots, Seah Dye: storage) Exports of forest products for the small decline is probable. 21g; storage, 20c; eifigeraied extras, | first 10 months of this year reached

. 7 week 280 ..... 96.9 59.5 99.6 92.2 a med standards, 3 re- |p total value of $75,200,040, lumber|N 1nd pub

Vig Week age ..... %4 53 in pie Mathieson pi nth ago .. ; . 2 +> Mo 50% vss U. S. ST ATEMENT 1t L: Ducks 5 oasis balance and its manufactures accounting for|N San, i cks. 162 per cent of these exports. The|N

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cKes & R .... 71.3 94.2 82.3 Melville Sh .. WASHINGTON, Dec. P.).—Gov- 1 : 16¢; hens,

= Two years ago. 94.8 99.2 106.0 Hos posta Gopi y ! 5, 130 6; iol: : sont of : ] gens ub 6: Ci high ..... 873 70.0 99.7 .0| Midland St1 ... ernment expenses and AN te of, the cur- spri shi ckens, 14 16c; argest sing tem of export was [oosters, Tuk )12%¢; broi . erv Co of ind Top Gh Joy seen a is 3 2 gimn Moline ue Tent ae ear: hile Nv 29 compared Io gn is So wpe ta halt uo boards, planks and scantlings of ib 8 of in ha 12% Lo a: esess A . of 0 ast Y ‘ C; ais es, 3 M xpenses ..$3.621,908, 558.05 $3.00 0 a8. 35| tec: longhorn, 147s @ 1470 gf i ue pine, valued at

hy al ass uss laid 2,213.864,428.63 ~32,302,702/337.30| Potatoes—8u «| FOREIGN EXCHANGE Sltisens tna Selo 44

high ..... 948 100.4 106.3 100.2] ONY, NAL ; 5 der . 1407, 42 “73a 3.3 05 : 3.3 11 . A , .835. ,141,880.05 low 900 84.7 1035 9 ullins i B. 4 Net eh: 3 8 61 NEW YORK, Dec. 1 (U. P.).—Following| Cra Dhe olds-Taylor are noon cable rates on major ans Hom EEE w g: 0 3

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White ducks, 8 5 bs. ad over, 10c; whi ite VYOLU DROREAREH

fucks ng. over. | a bs., 8c; Siored ducks, ! Pts eé J food Ios 06 Br — gh Qh ; os an er, e of re splay advertising h s . ; rooted Rn Pic a ton tus. [the week ended Nov. 12 was 4.8 per keys, J turke LLL run_egas cent below the corresponding 1937 a5c each ful hoe must y veish Be lbs. nd week, according to Advertising Age. full case under 54 Ios.” will Son each Only four of the first 46 weeks of this year have shown smaller de-

1et_eges, ide. ter —No. 1, 31@3le: No. 2. 20@%c. | clines from 1937 levels, according to, the trade jourpel:

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