Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 December 1938 — Page 13
STOCKS, BONDS “ARE SLUGCISHIN
FUrde Dwindles Sharply; Some Special Issues Make Gains. NEW. YORK, Dec. 3 (U.P)—
- Trading in stocks and bonds dwindled sharply today with prices mov-
ing irregularly in a narrow range. 4
Leading issues were dormant with net changes insignificant. A few special stocks gathered a following
and in a few instances wide gains am
were noted. An example of the lat-
ter was New York Shipbuilding pre-|4%
ferred which made a new high at 841%, up 5 points. - Heaviest trading was divided among Continental Motors which equaled its high at 3, up %4, and New York Shipbuilding common stock at 15%, up 1, and also equal to the high. Greyhound was relatively active at 201%, up %. Gains of a point or more were noted in American Tobacco B, Har-bison-Walker, and U. S. Steel preferred. American Can lost 1% points as did Manhattan Railway preferred. Wright Aero lost a point. Otherwise the market moved in a fractional area with declines slightly in the majority. Trading was so dull near .the close that the tape stood idle at intervals. Steel shares lost small fractions
in very dull turnover. Motors were [B¢
mixed with Chrysler up 4 and General Motors off that amount. Coppers also balanced off small gains and losses. Aviations and oils were steady to firm. The rails eased slightly. The actual change from yesterday amounted to practically zero in the averages, leaving the market slightly lower on the week. Government bonds moved higher
while domestic corporate bond is-|B
sues made an, irregular decline.
Local Livestock
Local hog prices for weights above 160 pounds lost 15 cents today, the Bureau of Agricultural Economics ‘announced. The early yesterday's top of $7.95 on 160-170
pounders declined to $7.80. Friday’s|c
late market tended 10 cents lower, ending at $7.85 top. Lightweights and pigs were steady. Estimated receipts for hogs were 2500; cattle, 50; calves, 25, and sheep, 100.
Top Rccts.| Dec. 12,000] 5000)
Nov.
Jhacking Sows
275 "300. $ : 35-3
340- 425. 7. “30! S30. 7 o- 7. 3 6.85- 7.25
0 on 550. Slaughter Pigs 5/Good and Choice— 100- 140 . 7.00- 7 Medium... 6.75-
CATTLE rts 50)
Bulls mn 'al Weights— 75, G'd bf.
Gilts |
7.35
11 Common "Plai 750- ne
Choice— Jo. 750.
Goo 720 "900. Medium— 550- 900. Common— 550- 900.
20 00. 8. 00. 7.75 BO $ 8.0
Sie dium.. 6. 00: 9.50-10.50|Common . 5 Ly
eeder 8.25- 9.75 Stocker: erthte
.00- 8.25 300- "900 $ 7.75- 9.00 70. 8.29] $1500 7.50- 8.75 5.75- 1. 00|Medi
| 500- 1050. 1. 90. 1.75 : 001 Common 6.25- 7.25
00{ Good and choice
Low cutter 75- 5.00!C Dy and = cutter. 5 oo commen 5.50- 7.00
SHEEP AND LAMBS (Receipts, 100) Lambs 4 «9 9.25- 9.50|Medium 7.25Shoits 8 De Ewes
Good and choice ..............$ 3.00Common and medium ...co..0. 2.00
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK
Today s receipts included 100 cattle, 100 calves hog
Ath Ske 5 the Chicago labor strike continued, labor leaders permitted an emer- © gency ‘market during which everything was cleaned up. International carlot throwouts sold up to $13.80, a new high on the crop and peak price for the year to date. ons in the emergency market topped
7.70. Strike hegotiations at Chicago will be resumed Monday
| OTHER LIVESTOCK
Dec
8.7 7.25
4.00
. at
Rough s, $6.75; stags, $5.50; calves, $11; lambs, $9. 3 (U. P.).—Hogs— 160-190 bs., $7.60@ 7.40@"7.50; 250-400 lbs. 50 down; roughs, $7.25; lambs, $8.50@9.
LOCAL PRODUCE
Heavy breed brojjess. 4; lbs. and over, hen hens under 4Y; 1bs., Leghorn ¥ breed hens, lic; Barred ite ock springer, 1!2 Ibs. and 28d Toe: colored springers, 112 lbs. and up, ghorn broilers, 1%; lbs. and over, 11¢; spring chickens, 2 lbs. and over,
13c; old roosters, 9c. Whi ducks, lbs. and over, 10c; white ducks under 5 Ibs. 8c; colored ducks, 5 IDs. and over, 9c; colored ducks under 5 lbs, 7c; geese, 9-12 lbs., 10c; . poung tom turkeys, 14 1bsf and over, 15c; young hen turkeys, 9 lbs. and over, 17c; '% crooked breast turkeys, lic; old tom turkeys, llc; No. 2 turkeys, 10c. . 1 strictly fresh country run eggs, 25el each full case must weigh 54 lbs. over; a net deduction of 15 cents for each full case under 54 lbs. will be made; pullet, iad l4c. Butter—No. 1," 31@32¢c; No. 2. 20@329%:¢; Pe ts. , 24c; No. 2, (Prices Quoted by Wadley Co.)
U. S. STATEMENT
WASHINGTON. & Dec. vnment expenses and receipts jor the 8 rent fiscal year through Dec. 1, comwith a year ago: 3 penses eceipts . Y.ross def.. iet
LAFAYETTE, Dec. : Markel. 15¢ lower; 80; 190-250 1bs.,
37 [email protected]; pigs, $7. ) calves, [email protected];
Last Ye . 2,234,497,537
._1,823,834,774. ,215,502.40 debt 35.839 113.99] 4 37,144,102,093.51 Gold res...14,326,635,335.12 12,774,102.696.19 Customs 139,5 555, 904.81
INDIANAPOLIS CLEARING HOUSE Cleari Today $3,547.00 ea. NES seesesecrearsenssnivenes PEBItE cersrsresencississ eves 8.004,000 For Week Clearings SaaS vbrssnrasveisss nes -$20.539 000 . Debits 46,830,000
sess ssvessennsesernan seve
SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES
* The * Indiana National Bank
of Indianapolis
INDIANA TRUST CO.
Allied With The Merchants National Bank
FINAL NEW YORK STOCK QUOTATIONS
—r
Net, High Low Close Change}
Adams Exp .... 10%2
Air Reduce sees
DULL MARKET
Alas Slack ©
Allied Mills Allied Stores ..
64% 9%
Joa $30w 13% go pf 11
40w
ills
Allied Stores pf 64% Allis-Chal 5% Bank No
f. Br 24Y2
10%2 64Ya 97s
11 64a 45% 17 7% 45%
{4 | Chryster
Cont Motors ... 4| Greyhound
15 MOST ACTIVE STOCKS Net Low Close Change 27%
High 3 . 203% N. XY. Shipbding 15% Com Sou ...... 13% Gen Elec ...... 4134
Canada Dry ... 19% Bet eel .... 10% McKess [Pe Rep Steel .v.. 22% Sou Rail ...... 183% Cons Oil ...... 8% Schulte «couse 7%
Bordens ...... 17%
Radio coieeeene. 7% escens o% 1 8%
Stock sales approximated 320,000 shares against 690,000 in the short
I++ ++ 1 1F
shares a week ago.
By United Press
session a week ago. Curb stock sales| were 66,000 shares against 128, 0002 Schulte
So did rubbers. |Back
I .... 38 i & 51% Ale % Bs 16% Boil Silt, oe 202 ver 19% 519
Smelt Stl Fdies.. Stores grrve,
Am Am A
A Am Am T Am Am Job F m pe oe Am Water Ww... Am Soglen pf.. 36
Anacon Anchor Hock a. Armou Aa I r of Armstrong Asso Dry Gas. Atchison
Atl Refining ...
Pdr Ain Nich A . Aviation Corp . Baldwin Loco... 122 12% 1t & Ohi 78 Jango & Ar. ...
3arker Bros ... 3arnsdall
Beth Steel y Beth Steel 7 pf.11 Beth Steel 5 pf. 16° Bigelow San ... 2 lack & Decker. 2 Knox
Boeing yO y Ban Ami B/.... Bond f Stores ...
es
thet IDS
Borg Warner .. Bridgept Brass . Brisas Mig ....
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Naar
3 A Siig 3yron Jackson.
Cal Packing ..
Sales E « Gen.
Caterpillar T' elanese . . Cent Foundry
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hes Corp .... 39} hes & Ohio... 3 He GwRy of 2a & Nw Ry. 34
pi a T id hi P-T cy pf.
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155; 3
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0 Col BroadcastA 1 Col Broadcasts 15 a G y oe a .. 68 . 56% . 60% 10 Comwith Edisn 26%
1 2| Kan © Sou pf.
. | Kresge
Heife - 150° $ *3.00- 800 é
0 Crown Cork ... 38 Cub-Am_Su
ev s and 2000 sheep, all direct Bb
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Conn Ry
Cons Airoraft
Cm C Ediso Cons Edi Cons Fi
with Ed rts’ 10 64
S0 . 201,
— PE 102% Im
ns Oil ..... Container
nt Bak A Cont Bak pf’ Can ..... 38
Cont Cont-Dia Ci
Curtis _P C
urt Pub pf. Curtiss-Wr Curtiss-Wr
Dixie-Vor
2 101% FP
5% . 45% 65 25%
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0 3.00 Del & Hud
tex
Dome Mines ... 3 Douglas Air .. A ..... 18
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Du Pont Duques L n»of..
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Pairbanks nf ... >
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Stove. Wheel ..
Francisco Sug . Freept-Sulphur.
Gair Robt. .....
Gannett Am Am
Gen Gen Gen Gen Gen
pf inv... Tr....
Baking ... Bronze Cable .....
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Gen Cigar Gi
en
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3 1441 118%
3312 11% zl 10% 35 29%
8 3% 143
1114 19%,
fo I] oN
23% 125
NY ZN
This Yea .$3,715,062,787. 02 $3,113,667,” 380. 58 |] 2{Can Marconi ..
184,326,865.10 €
Curb Stocks
_ Net Low Close Change 5Ya 5s — Ja
3 (U. P.).—Gov-|Am
wster Aero . 97% Bunker Hill&S. 187 8 Cartier Corp ie 33% elanese coe ‘Sw a 1% El S vs Cent St El 7 pf 10% hilds pf 55
Gon Co, Mns oe 67% Creole wave A n Crown Dra ae
Hecla 9 Hoohble Gu’: ree. 88 Imp O Can.... 13% €8 2
Gas Co . . In : re mm Valspar i oF. 33
Gen Electric ... 41% Gen Foods . 3 Gen G&E 6 cvpt i Gen Mills . 70Ys Gen Mills pf...132% Gen vee. 48% Gen Gen Gen Gen
5 | Gen
Gen
het etre 8 $5 pf Gimbel Bros ... Gimbel pf Glidden Gobel, Adolf . Goebel BleY
Goodrich .. Goodrich pf’ Goodyear Gra-Paige
PRR
Grand Un RE. Gt North pf.. Gt Nor Ore .... 15 Gt West Se Greyhound Greyhnd Sus Pe
30% 10% 562 9 61Y
Harb-Walk .... Hayes Body ... Hecker Prod ...
Her Hollendr & Son omestake oud-Her B Houston Oil
: Soun Hud Bay "M&S! Hudson Motor... Hupp Motor ...
. 47 33% V2 2%
see,
11 Central 11
% Cent 3!
t T&T . nt T&T For... Vs Intst D 8 pf... 7 Johns Man ... 99
Kennecott Keystone Stl .. Kinney 8 pf 8 SS... Kroger G & B
% )
La Leh Le Le Le Lehman How 2138 gL y ced Loew's 59 Ys Loft, Lone
Sleds G pf.. 19% con 3%
Nash-Kelv Nat Ac .
t Aviation’... Biscuit .... t B&Sh
Cash Reg . .
t Distillers ©. .e Gypsum ... 14
Lea Mai&stl’ c. wréLt
Nat Tea _.... Newport ind N Y Air Brk . NY Central ; NYC&StY nof.. NYC Omnibus . Dock of ... Y NH&H ... NY NH&H es N 3 Ship . Y Ship No rf & Brent: al 0 No Amer ...... 21% No Amer pnf.... . 5714 No Am Avn.... 3 No Pacific 10% No st “Pwr ‘pt. 110074 Norwalk T 4
seen
8 Ohio Oil
S Ss Eo) Glass. Pac Coast 2 pf..
Pathe Film ... Patino Mines .. Pen & Pord Penney .. ..... Penn pn’ fom Penn G1 Sd c Penn Gl 3 ot "dv enn R R Eo Pere Mat pr p 54] oor am. ve
iL Morris ... HIlips Pet ‘ene 40
CRAIC LL =
$a, Ser . Va ay OM 1% Pure Oil
41 367 3,
"0% 132%
4 21% 90 1%
bs 13% 3 Hs
2 2%
20% 20°
+ wy
19% 21 8
Net High Low Close Change
Ya
+
COBALT ON DD
211938 % 1937
2 | Beth Stl 331s '66 10034
3 3g | Can Pacific ais 46.... 97%
30%
102% 321, 10
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CRY aonrrel
mwlth Ediso:
4 pb LR
Dayton Rubber Dixte- Vortex Eddy Paper ...
Gen Hshld Ut . Gt Lakes Dredge. BarniscHeger
v pf. Northwest Bancp Pen
High Altorter Br cv bt. “recs 20% Arm Co
er Br esessvenss Cent Ill PS pf.ccecscnce 8
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West w vives Midl Ut 7 —~ ion: sssues ¥s| Nat Rep In
Chicago Stocks
Low clos 0% 2
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Vs Ulen
Un Pacific 4
Pure Oil 8 ot . 80% Pure Oil 6 . 86 Purity AM 13
R10 evs.
ang Reo Mot 212 Republic Steel. . 32% Revere Cop .... a
sosvea
6 oiaes 13% . 56
Safew ceveaee 282
yi pf. +-108 an. .
ER] Lyi ve Seaboard Oil... Sears | Roebuck. Servel Inc hi & D..... & D Lok
1a Ys Ys
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Srey Brg a Socony-Vac .
“ia . Dad © Lod old C= Td ed le £0) eee
St Brands .... d C ro
d G & BE pf.. Gok 7 pt. 0 Cal . Si an dn! td Oil tile terl Prod esse W
Web. Studebaker .... un Oil . Junshine Min’ ..
Superior Oil .. Superior Stl ...
Texas re oo. 433 Su Prod fo CG Sul .... 32% 93, Ys
25% . 128%, . 92 17
20th Cent-Fox . 20th C-Fox pf. 35 Twin Coach ... 10%
41, 67% 84, 18% 89
Und £1 Chish.
S Net High Low Close Change
80Ya 4%
48% 7
3% 26
35 10%
Ul
4Y 87% 84
18% 88%
35 10%
67% 84's 18% .... 882 —
—'i%
1; | Year Ago High, 1938, 25.19; low, 15.14.
4
TOARAY -+c.cccverensscsdnincen
. Month ARO cvvccvvsscnccnnse Year Ago .....cccocouvcannes High, 1938, 158.41; low,
Today ...cocovsrseasscnsnens Yesterday secssinsccsctianne Week Ago esesesets sss atonss Month ARO <ccsvssssessnsees Year Ao .....ococeessinnnse
High, 1937, 64.46; low, 28 15 UTLILTIES Today ers assenansrsas sateen Yesterday ccccocaccescoccess Week ARO «.coccevcenssessses Month ARO «..ceccescscvecns
sstss sti sncnntbasae
147.59 147.57
152.12 127.79
98.95. High, 1937, 194.40; low, 113.63.
20 RAILROADS
29.23 29.38 ° 20.89 31.78 32.63
High, 1938, 83.185 low, 19.00. 28.91.
21.83 21.93 22.34 23.59 22.41
DOW-JONES STOCK AVERAGES 30 INDUSTRIALS
0.0% —17.08 —1.65 +0.02 +0.24
High, 1937, 37.54: low, 19.65.
Net Low Close Change mm —1 "31% ‘ 11% 3%
sh Un Pac pf.... Un Attorait Cp ~ 31% Un Air Lines .. 11% United Corp United Cp pt. United Dru
uit 2 or: 3% Va-Car 6 pof.... 26%
Wabash pf A.. Wa Walker | (HY ‘pf.
wa Jon hy . Waukesha Mot . Wayne Pump .. West Auto up. West Md
}| West Pac pf. von
West Unio:
Worth cv pr pf 48 Wright Aero . .111 —Y Yellow Tr ...... 177% Young S&W . Young Sheet ...
17%
a hh Young Stl Dr... 24%
20
86.2 86.2 87.0 87.1 82.0 94.7 87.3 1.9 95.0 80.1 94.8 90.0
Today Yesterday ce... Week Ago ..... Month Ago .... Year Ago ..... Two Years Ago 1938 High ..... LOW cecoee High «.... LOW coceee High ..... Low «.....
1937 1936 1936
Fla E Cst 5s 'i4.
Inds.
20 Rails 58.3 58.2 59.1 60.5 92.9 99.6 70.0 47.9 101.2 69.3 100.4 84.7
+ % —.%
60 Bonds 81.1 81.1 81.8
82.2
98.9 99.0 99.3 99.0 94.3
106.0
99.7 87.3
106.0
92.3
106.2 103.5 (Copyright, 1938, Standard Ststistics Co.) Belan
11 MOST ACTIVE BONDS Net . Month Close Change Erie RR 5s ’67... 114 81
Year Ago Ago 13%
9% 8
4834 | Can
Zonite 3%
N Y BONDS
Bv United Press
BOND PRICE INDEXES 20 Utils.
: High Studbk 6s 45........... 80% Texas Cor 3%s 51...:. 106% Tide Wa Oil 3Yas 53. «.105% United Drug 5s 53. Util P & L Sus a7. Vanadium 5s 41........1 Whbash 52s A 75! riser ¥ Wabash 5s B 76 ....... 9% Wabash 1st 5s 39...... 43% Warner Bro 6s 39...... 90 Young S&T 4s 61. ..10
FOREGN BONDS
T1.c.000ee 81 i” Feb....... 80’
Argent 4s
tk DOI ND OOD-ION
gooveeee1D 6.. UH
oy
fh fod fd fh fh
BS
2 | bushels.
Dec. mn March M
4 8 |3
. GrNor 4%s E ’17. 82
4 2%s al 3s
213s July 1955-45 ..........104%
Alleg Corp 5s 34. A Am oT 338 ‘Am T
NYChiStL 6s '38 103% 96%2 TTY 100 203% 5% 1034 631% 104 19%
+ % + 18 1% % % % % 18 4
A total of $3,560,000 in all bonds changed hands, compared with $3,532,000 last Saturday.
BaltORef 5s ’95A 17% ChiNW 4%s '49cv 4% ChMStP&P 5s 'i5 9% NYC Ref 5s 2013. 57% MountSt 3%s "68 103% Mo Pac 5s F ’i7. 16%
esos
U. S. GOVERNMENT BONDS Treasury Bonds en PF
1943-40 vanes -108. 11 1051
104. $):59 reg. erty 59-56 ...ev0s-1963-38 er aveeel02.9 Home Owners Loan 1949-39 ........ 1952-44 06.20 Federal Land Bank Bonds Bid Asked Yield 10453 3s Jan, 1956-46...........104% 104% -46 ..........104% 01% 1064
s ‘July 1946-4 111%
zor in
Alleg Corp 5s 50.. Alleg Corp 5s 49........ 65%
2%s
102.13 : 106.20 106.20
35 65% 76
Nat Ry 4's SI. 114% Can Pacific 42s 60..
Can Pacific 55 5
Can Paine 5s " ct a 1.112%
8 Home T&T Pt W 6% 43
% Morris 5&10 Strs
:' INDIA
03 -3n 0 ND 0 nN
Poland
The Iollowine sent actual S indicate the approximate
recent transact Stocks
Belt RR & Stock Yds com. Belt RR & Stock Yds pfd. Cent Ind Power 7% pfd.. Home T&T Ft Wayn
rogress Laundry Pub Serv Co of Ving: A
Van Camp Milk Co com.. Bonds
Amer Loan 5s Citizens tnd el Sits
Hom nd Assoc Tel 4% 65 ve ndpls Railway Inc 5% 67.. nter Tel & 1 5% 67.. Indpls Water Wks 312% 66.. Kokomo Water Wks 57% 33 Kusner Packing Co oes 5 ncie Water Wa 5% 65 Noblesville Ht L&P 812% 47 Ohio Tel Co. $7 7 Pubic Tel Co 6% Richmond Water whe ig 57.. Seymour Water Wks 5% 49.
% Market St. INvement Corp. . (By M. P. Crist
wheat.
id Crabbe Reynol Sita 55°42.. 92 e T&T Pt W 5% 55
ceeae
NRO NOD DO aR
LOCAL ISSUES
Bid ees B52 « 22
eq fd. 28 %p 10%
..103 «0.104 ++.105% ove 49 . 43 ..1105
‘en +: 102% . 98
98Y 3 102%
10 a
7 . 103%
ord
t & Co.)
IMPORTS WHEAT
WINNIPEG, Man., Dec. 3 (U. P.). —For the second time in the history of grain trading, India was reported to have purchased Canadian
= VOD
HB DNITIINND RDRRED
quotations do not repreor offerings, but merely market
level | based on buying and selling quotations of
Ask
54 "29 54 13
Winnipeg export circles said that
Lig Myers Ts 44. . Lou Ark Ry 5s 69. Mead Cor: 5s 45 ww. Nat. Stee 65 NYCent ref %s 2013. NYCent 4l2s 2013 .. NYCent ibs 2013n
Rem Rd 4%s 56..... p Stl 5'%s nr aie Rep Stl 4's 56 ..
Stan Oil NJ 3s oa;
pe Ladd: 45s Penn RE es D ANENA1001: Penn RR 3V%s 52........ 19%
2.128% «ee 81 ..104
i.e.108Y
oes 58% ooo 3h
+. 103% ...108 +9
Ya ...104%
97% 104%
04 7 go ‘to Bombay, India.
97% 104%;
320 afte oe. Extra fi
@sc™ ie! centralized (89 score), Fhe.
Eggs—Market Fresh graded f
rather slow; market,
$1. Th hes Ohi
CHICAGO PRODUCE
Butter—Market, wegket. Receipts, 676,
sts (90-91
24%5c;
ds, ops Ra: 20% 0 3%c; Standards. (88 score),
26%zc; . Receipts,
Br as 4222 cases.
5c; less than
1c: Sirsies,
extra NX retrigerated sa
0 moderate; demand, ‘steady on slightly stronger on Colorado McClures, about steady on northern stock, slightly Jeske? on whites; Idaho Russet Burbanks, [email protected]; Colorado Red McClures, . se 2.05; Wisconsin Round Whit es, Mountain, $1.15; Michigan Russet rn Minnesota and Bliss Triumphs (Red River Valley section), orth Dakota Cobblers, $1. 20;
storage, 2 c; 23%c
idahos,
$1;
North Dakota
shipments,
approximately 300,000 bushels of No. 1 northern Manitoba wheat had been sold out of Vancouver pools to Canada first exported wheat to India in 1928-29, when 813,260 bushels were shipped.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
NEW YORK, Dec. 3 (U. P.).—Following afe i cable rates on major curren-
Cable Rates a $4 rate).
Ne Change
FOOD on
CHICA AGO. Dec. 3 (U. P.).— A Michigan Mackintosh, bu.,, [email protected]. Ss: ww fampers, Carro
weet Potatoes—Tennéssee, 75@86c¢c. ts—Illinois, bunch, 2Y%ec. Spinach—Illinois, bu., 25@860c. “Tomatoes —~California, iugs, $2.
Cauliflower—[email protected]. Peas—California, 250650,
Celery—Michigan Onion A marke: (50sacks)—Idaho Sweet E£panish, 15@95¢; Cian Sweet Spanish, 95c. GOLD SHIPPED TO U. S. NEW YORK, Dec. 3 (U. P.)— Gold amounting to $7,150,000 has been engaged in England for ship-
ment of the New York
WHEAT PRICES RULE STEADY IN INACTIVE TRADE
Final Hour Selling Turns "Market Fractions Off; Corn Exported.
CHICAGO, Dec. 3 (U. P)— Wheat and corn prices ruled steady on the Chicago Board of Trade today, moving in a narrow range near previous closing levels. Scattered selling in the final hour turned prices fractionally lower, and wheat closed up * to off 3 cent, December 63; corn off 3 to 2 cent, December 47, and oats 6 to Js cent higher, December 26% bid. Buying of December wheat was believed to represent removal of hedges against what sold to the Government as part -of the American sale to Britain of 20 million The market turned dull after early activity. Corn prices ruled fairly steady
,|in trading featured by better ex-
port inquiry. It was reported that
i {Mexico had bought about 400,000
bushels of white corn on Monday. Sales to the United Kingdom today were around 100,000 bushels.
vp Locals were active in buying corn. &
Local receipts today were estimated at 108 cars.
CHIC CAGO GRAIN : RANGE
Wheat— High Low Close Dec. .........30.6335 $0. 8 % 2088 in “Us
March 8 .66%
r Close $0.627% 5 .667s
May .c.coc0es ‘861%
JUIY coccsacen Corn—
88% 46%
50% 51%
47 Ad?
Y cecoocces
oy ine
Soy Beans— DEC. evvasnnse
Dec. ...000000 6.82 Jan. ...eceee. 6.92 March ...... 7.40 May .........751 15% aAsked; bPid; nNominal. nin CASH . hens No. 8 hard. 5c. —No. 1 mixed, 408c; 48 Se @io Vac,
No. m No. 1 yellow, 40@49%c; N @49%sc; No. 3 yellow, Jello%: 48% Ys @ 47 75c; No. white, 52%c; a Lo act. Seage hite, 38%, oe: sample EE
Batley No sales, IlliMichigan and Wis2 yellow,
No. 2 mixed, 48% @49Yac; ellow, 48%
am le,
@3. Clover—$13@16
Re 4| Lard, $6.87 nominal; * loose, $6.50 nominal; 2 leaf, $6.50 nominal; ‘bellies, $11.25 nominal.
LOCAL GRAIN
CASH
Wheat Magnet, NATL receipts, none; No. 1 red, 50}ca80 S% 2 red, 8%2@>59c; No. 1 hard, 82 @80c 23 hard, 58'2@>59c. Co a on recei Ss loads; old No. Y vo. 2a@ 3 yellow, 41@42¢; old No. 4 0%c: new No. 2 yellow, 4 yellow, 39%2@40%c; new 377. @39c; white corn, 2 to 3 Yellow: mixed corn, 2 to 2'2 cents under yellow. Oats—Market, strong: receipts, one carload: No. 2 white, 25% @26%c; No. 3 white, 232 @25¢..
ii WAGON WHEAT wed grain glevators are baying 8c other grades on their n. new No. 2 yellow, 40c.
for No. merits. Oats, Gaon
LIVERPOOL WHEAT (U. 8. Equivalents, Sased on Sterling at
Pre High ose Close December 32h $ 2% $ oii $ S15 March, old .. .64)s 63% 63% March, new . 01a .65%
May, . new.... .61°
64% .64% May, .
60% 61% WINNIPEG WHEAT
65% + 61 ip
Pre Low Close Clos 59% 59% 60%;
62%, 62%
SUBSIDY STOPPED IN WHEAT EXPORTS
British Millers Insist on Removal of Competition.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 3 (U. P.).—
Vv, High e
.62% .163%
2| The Agriculture Department has
disclosed that it has agreed to cease subsidizing flour exports to Great Britain and Ireland as a part of the deal to sell those countries 20,000,000 bushels of wheat. British millers insisted on that
provision for removal of American milling competition as a part of the agreement under which they will purchase the subsidized wheat over the next several months. The transactions were a part of Secretary of Agriculture Wallace's program to export 100,000,000 bushels of American surplus wheat during - the fiscal year ending next June . 30. Officials pointed out that under the British-American trade agreement the 6 cents a bushel tariff now on American wheat imports will be removed Jan. 1, thus reducing the amount of subsidy paid exporters by the Federal Surplus Commodities Corp. The sale brought to approximately 65,000,000 bushels wheat exported under the Wallace program. The Corporation is now paying exporters a subsidy of approximately 22 cents a bushel on wheat and $1.05 a barrel on flour.
EMPLOYMENT RISES, U. S. STUDY REVEALS
NEW YORK, Dec. 3 (U. P).— A total of 2,604, 000 workers in the United States have found employment since May when the unemployment peak of the 1937-38 recession was reached, according to a
At the same time the unemplovs ment rolls of the nation dropped 2,300,000. The differential between the two totals represents the increase in the nation’s working force during the period as a Tos of population gains.
45,125,000 persons were employed during October, compared with 44,858,000 in September, 43,442,000 in August, 43,103,000 in July, 42,997,000 in June and 42,5521,000—the recession low—in May.
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Though no one expects lightning to strike twice in the same place, especially when that place is a concert hall, it may be that tomorrow’s broadcast by the New York Phil-harmonic-Symphony Orchestra will Semand an added share of attenon. For it will be the occasion of another violinist’s radio debut. And after the sensational success of young Robert Virovai a few weeks ago on this same series, the public will have its ears pricked up.. Tomorrow’s new artist is Orlando Barera, 31-year-old Italian. He made his New York debut about three, year ago and since then has keen ‘soloist with the Boston Symphony. Likewise he has appeared with most of the leading European orchestras. Mr. Barera’s vehicle will be the thrice-familiar and beloved Mendelssohn Concerto. John Barbirolli also will conduct the Haydn Symphony in D Major and Brahms’ 1, CBS-WFBM, 2 p.m. : 2 8 = Beethoven and Wagner at their monumental greatest comprise the greater part of the program selected for tonight’s NBC Symphony broada |cast by Maestro Toscanini. To be- *| gin with there will be Beethoven's Symphony No. 3, the “Eroica,” and following intermission, three Wagner selections: The “Waldweben” music from “Siegfried”; “Siegfried’s
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