Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 February 1939 — Page 13

ON TONIGHT :

8:00—Phil Baker, WFBM. 9:00—~NBC Symphony, WIRE. TOMORROW 12:30-1oel ds Fair Salute, CBS=:

1:00—Magic Key, WIRE. 2:00—New York Philpatmonic, - WFBM. 5:00—Silver Theater, WEB 6:00—Jack Benny, WIRE. 7:00—~Charlie McCarthy, WIRE. 8:00—Detroit Symphony, WFBM. 9:00—The Circle, WIRE.

"GOOD MUSIC" By James Thrasher

There will be more Mozart _ Arturo Toscanini’s broadcast |the NBC Symphony at 9 o’cle night, via WIRE. Mr, Tof has selected the so-called “Prag Symphony to open the progres Following will be heard Respigh “The Fountains of ‘Rome” and gar’s “Enigma” Variations. ” 2 8 ; One hears Rachmaninoff’s Piano Concerto No. 3 rather rarely, pose sibly because its difficulties mak even the stoutest virtuoso think twice. But Henrietta Schumann is going to play it tomorrow with the Radio City Music Hall Orches=

tra, and the following week, Walter Gieseking is to perform the )w

UTILITY SHARES MOVE INTO NEW HIGHS FOR YEAR

Other Sections of List Make Tops Since Jan. 21; Gains Over 2 Points.

FINAL NEW YORK STOCK QUO

15 MOST ACTIVE STOCKS Net Close Change 8% + % M4 11% 33% 21% 59% 5% 6% 40% 68 497% 46% 29

TATIONS WHEAT RANGE 1S se i zx:25 NARROW IN DULL CLOSING TRADE

i sob (i Prices Are off ‘Slightly; Rain Prospect Is Deterring.

DOW-JONES STOCK AVERAGES 30 INDUSTRIALS TOAAY ...concvessseevcccecss 145.07 Yesterday .eoccccccce Week ARO .ccoevvecsssceasse 138.79 Month AO .cccocecescssssss 151.54 Year Ago ... cease 122.88 High, 1938-39 158. 41; low, 98.95. High, 1937, 194.50; low, 113.04. 20 RAILROADS

ssessse Gsseertgeteese

. Net: High Close Change 8%

. Va E&P ValC &

41.52 ‘Cont-Dia F

: ~43 Cont

-1.38 +2.36 Cot

$ High Columbia Gas.. 8% Toft ........... 9% North Am Avia 17% Cons Edison ... 333 % | North American 25 U 8 Steel ..... 60% Coty cress BWA Am Pwr & L .. 6% Gen Elec ...... 40% Beth Steel .... 69 Mont Ward “ge 50% Gen Motors .... 47% Anaconda ...... 29% Chrysler ...... 75% 7414 7% United Corp .. 3% 3% 3%

Stock sales approximated 490,000 shares against 580,000 in the short

Low

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FERRER VEER

30.38 29.98 28.49 32.93 25.568 19.00. 28.91.

+4-0.40| —0.22 —0.07 -0.32 +0.14

Today Yesterday eek AZO ,.ccovccsvccrsones Month ALO ..ccscesess0s00ce Year Ago High, High, 1937,

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49% 46% 28%

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1938-39, 34. 33; low, 64.46; low, 15 UTILITIES TOMAY ....cececeecassscccnes Yesterday Week ARO ...coocevcscnsssce

Cutler-Ham

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CHICAGOA, Feb. 4- (U, P)— Wheat prices moved in a narrow range slightly below previous closing levels in listles strading on

NEW YORK, Feb. 4 (U. P)— Utility stocks moved into new high ground for the year today and other

. . . °

Deere & Co .... 19% Del & Hud... 20%

BI S

24.60 24.35 22.99

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sections of- the stock market list made new highs since Jan. 21. Trading continued light. Prices turned up when it was learned that Premier Mussolini had decided not to make an address today. Net gains ranged to more than 2 points. Several issues made new highs for 1938-1939. Three were in the

tobacco section, Liggett & Myers is- |

sues and Lorillard. Utilities contributed to new tops with Commonwealth & Southern preferred at a new high of 56 up 1 and Public Service of New Jersey equaling its top at 35% up %. ‘Utilities furnished the greatest volume. solidated Edison were the most active stocks on the board. | They firmed fractionally. Electric Power preferred issues and Columbia Gas preferred were strong spots.

Local Livestock

Rects. Feb, To! fe00i 3 8 3.2

10 100 835 . 6789]

538 ects. ..8 s. 2 3 RA

Jan, 28 . 30 31 ... e 8.25

Barrows and Gilts |

Good and Choice—

180. $ 7.00- 8.35 180. 8.15- 8.35 8.35 8.25 8.1

8.00 7.60

Packing Sows |538 od— 275- 300 $ 3 20- e313

340- 425. 6.7 425- 550. 6. 50- 6.90 Medium— 215- 550. Slaughter Pigs: Good and Choi 100- 140 .87. or aE 75 Medium . CATTLE (Receipts, 50) teers Bulls All Weights— G'd b’f...$ 7.00- 7.50 Medium. . Cut. com Vealers ghts— ..$12.00-12.50 11.00-12.00

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Calve Plain— (Receipts, 25) - 8. 25| choles rs i 250-400 .% 5.00- 2.00

od— 750- 900. Medium— $50- 900. OMMON~= §50- 800, 6.50-

8.507.50-

9.75 2.50 he Cattle

teers

oe 7.50) G00-900 . 5 « 5 9.003 Good ....$ 6.75- 7.25 Sone 2300 @ 1.307 8.75

> 6.95|Me Medium. 6.00- 6.781550 1050.. 7.00+ 7.73

Common + > ow - Co ommon | 8.28- 135 - eifers & cutter. 4.25- 5.50 Good ate Choice 550- 760 .§ Common and medium. .

SHEEP AND LAMBS (Receipts, 25) Lammy Good and

choice. .$ 9.10- 9. 25) qnedium % 635 3

Ewes

Good and choice

veses.$ 3.50- 4.50 Common and medium .. .

Hogs—Receipts, 300; fresh receipts JimSted S marcot nominally steady; for the week general advance 10@l5c on hogs; week’s high, $8.25, peak since last October; medium weight ‘and heavy butchers predominated; closing top, $8.15. _ Cattle—Receipts, 100: no calves; market, nominal; compared Friday last week: yearPo and light steers steady to 25¢ higher; strictly prime medium weights and heavies, steady, but all other grades with weight fully 25c lower; heifers, firm; cows, steady: bulls, 10@15¢c ‘higher ana vealers 50c@$1 higher; extreme top, .65; numerous loads yearlings and light steers, $12.75@ 13.50; $8. 33.75@12 steer market j Jear}ings bringing premium over rank a Posy Few best weighty heifers, $11.75; ~ all grades scarce; COWS, Scarce; cutters, $4.75 down to $4.50; closing top weighty sausage bulls, $7; vealers top-heavy at $13 down; feeders in negligible supply. : Sheep—Receipts, 1000; marekt, nomina late Friday: Fat lambs steady with Thursday's close, 10@25¢c below that day’s opening: top, $9.35; several: loads, $9.25; good to choice kinds, [email protected]; sheep, steady: top fed ewes, $5; compared Friday last week; Fat lambs and. yearlings 15@25¢c lower; sheep, strong to 15¢ higher; week's lamb fop, $9.50; closing top. $9.35; bulk native and fed Western offerings, [email protected]; slaughter yearlings, [email protected] mostly, best, $8; top slaug ter ewes, $5, highest of season; iy , [email protected]; good feeding iambs, $8.35 @8.60

OTHER LIVESTOCK

PT. WAYNE, Feb. 4 (U —HOgS— 140-160 1bs.. $8. Io Co 2 50- 200 ibs.. $8.10; 500-

; 005120 $7.4 A = i 50 50 $12; lambs. a bre, 190 i oe Ios 18.08, 5240-280 1bs., Sian: 78: igs, fond os down; : Digs, — 50@12: lambs 9. INNATI, Feb. 4 Ba 250; holdover. 105 marke TREAT op, a % cents jsver: P $6.85@7,50; good

as 1b ws, gLite ® ERetainte. 50; calves, 25.

gep—Receiits, 35. Curb Stocks Net Low Cite Of Change 3 11% — 32% + 1% 24 .ininn 18% + Ya x #

5... NE 10 Bl Run)

rk N Gas . ~ AEN N Gas cu pf 67 ~Asso G & EA.. 1» 38 pan AL Wks.. 32 Bell A 2322 Bd oe Be acto. . 10%

Buff NEP Bunker Hill & 8 3 Carrier Corp.. 17%

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LOCAL PRODUCE

breed broilers, 4% Ibs. and over, : 13c; Leghorn 32 La aay White Rock spring: 1% and over 1 i Le horn rofl. spring | ne § 1bs, hand over, Eel resh country 0 fi CAS pis wal Ta bs. 5 cen Bie for each

000 | A Al

6.25- 6.904

6.75- 7.50 | A

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Be B 0Q- 8.00 5.00- 7.00 Bor . Borg- warner...

—Market c “ep. Via. 25; 190-240 | &

Month Ago .... Year Ago . High, High, 198%,

High

dams EXp .... r Reduc ..... r Way El laska Jun .... llegh Corp ... 1 pppf |.... 13% Cp $30 w. 11%

Columbia Gas and Con-|Am Br

Crys Sug pi 639% rys Sus Enc Til pi 4% 3%

f 637% Stl Fdies .. §i% Stores ...., 11% Sugar ..... 19% T&T ......151% Tobacco ... 85% Tob B 88

Brewing Cp Am 5 Bdgept Brass. Briggs Mig Briggs & Strat. M f-

2.00- 3.50 | Bud

CHICAGO LIVESTOCK [gui

Byers, A M

Calla Zinc ... Calumet & H , Campbell W .. 1 Canada Dry .. Can Pac ...

ham Paper .. 26 es & Ohio i Gt West Ry h & Nw Ry. hilde

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uett Pea uett Peab olgate-P-P. . Colgate pf . Col &

Col Fuel & Iron 19% Colum Gas .... 8 Col Gas pf A. . 32 So SLR Th ictures vtc Col Carbon .... 85

3900agansesns Q

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Alreratt ig pf.. Cig pr ot 835 Ediso! 3% Edison pt 103 1031 hand Latin ries 8 0il 139

Con a eo 397 Cont Can pf S114;

Net income

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1938-39 25. 19; Tow, 37.54; low,

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4 per cent of such e

Low

23.49 18.83

15.14. 19.65.

9% 58%, 78

Cess.

Total normal tax and surtax .,......... Taxpayers are advised to read carefully "the instructions accompanying Form 1040 relating to the earned income credit and Suitax, as well as sll other instructions

session a week ago.

DEERE EERE LAE

Net Change

— Ya +

Du Pont 49 Du Pont deb...138 East Kodak ....174% 174% fg .... 2312 23 5% 31% 12% 11%

Elec St Bat . 0 El Paso Nat Gas 30% bh 8 10%

Fairbanks pf .. 5% Fanr Morse .. 38%a Ped L&T 82

n Firestone Toes First N Strs Flintkote Follansbee Food Mach Food M cu ev “i108 Foster Wh 20% Freept Sul .... . 25

Gen Mills ‘pf ye Gen Motors ... 47% i, | Gen Motors pf .124%; Gen Qut Adv . Gen Ouf Ady A 31% Gen Ink ... 9% Gen Gen Gen pf Gen Riy&U Gen Gen gen en &R Gillette 8

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. Houston oil’ ' 42 | Hud Bay M&S. . ® Hud & Man .. o | Hudson Motor. , Ya

Ill Central ...., 17% Ill Central pt 27% 1 Central L L. 43%

nd Ray £433 Y% Ingersoi] Band’

ky Cop... Inter R T Interlake Ir.... Int Business M 180 Int Harvester .. 59. Hyd El A... Mining ... Nickel ,,. &

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Johns-Man . Kaufmann pf .

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Ralamaz 16%; Kan C Sou 91

Eloger G & B. Bn

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Loft, fol Star Cem. Long Bell A. Lorifara G&E Ff i & Nash. . | 80%

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Revenue Act of ’38 Provides One Normal Tax Rate of 4 Per Cent of Net Income.

Normal Tax and Surtax Rates

The Revenue Act of 1938 provides for only one normal tax rate, that is, 4 per cent on the amount of the net income in excess of the allowable credits such as the personal exemption, credit for dependents, ete. The act provides for an additional credit for the pur- -

pose of the normal tax of an earned income credit, that

is, 10 per cent of the amount of the earned net income but not in excess of 10 per cent of the amount of the net income, personal exemption and credit for dependents are also allowable as credits against the net income for the purpose of tHe surtax, the resulting net income being designated “surtax net income.” The surtax is imposed on surtax net incomes in excess of $4000. The rates increase in accordance with the amount of surtax net income included in varying so-called surtax brackets. On a surtax net income of $4000 or less there is no surtax. income in excess of{4000 and not in excess of $6000, the rate is The surtax upon a surtax net income of $6000 is $80 and upon a surtax net income in excess of $6000 and not in excess of $8000 the rate is 5 per cent of such excess in addition to the $80, or a surtax of $180 upon a surtax net income of $8000. The surtax on a -surtax net income of $5,000,000 is $3,591,and upon a surtax net income in excess of: $5,000,000, 75 per cent, the maximum rate, is applicable to such excess, in addition to the $3,591,000. Many taxpayers make the error of applying the maximum rate instead of the rate provided for in the bracket in which their surtax net income is included. Following is an example of how to compute the tax on a nef income of $8500, all of which represents earned net income, the taxpayer being single and without dependents: S550 Less personal exemption i seus sanenss sense nsissssssnssevss 1000 Balance (surtax net income 000000000000 0000000000000000 1,500 Farned income credit ....

$10 0000000000°0000000000p0000000000

Net income subject to normal taX ...cecce0ecsescoconssas 6,650 Surtax at 4 per cent on amount of surtax net income in excess of $4000 but not over $6000, 4 per cent on $2000, . Surtax at 5 per cént on amount of surtax net income in excess of $6000 but not over $8000, 5 per cent on $1500...

Total surtax Normal tax, 4 per cent on $6650 $000000000000000000000000000

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sales were 92,000 compared with 93,000 last Saturday.

6K... ise 8Vet ot 31 vs er rilson & C Bis food Iron. ...

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53 : i . 8% 5

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32% HA 99

ullins Mfg’ B.. . urphy G C.... b4

Sh Rely sone Acme

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Enamel .. . 150 CH . ;

Steel SE t Sup Perin.. i Te

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9% 162 qT 23% 129% 63

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Panhandle . Bara pf .... Para Pict .. Parke Davis .. Park R Prf Pathe Film ... Patino Mines .. & Pi

Peoples Pere Mat pr pf. Pet Corp

Pitts & W Va . 12% Plym Oil s000es + 3

.134 Pub Sedv 6 pf 118% Pullm man, 35%

pug Ie 3, s it 5 pt.. 78 +04 Bak... 13%

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pald 1 2) Sparks With ,.. Sperry-Corp ,.. 45 Spiegel Inc .. Spiegel Inc | Sauare-D Std Brands ... 8 Tob. ++.

[o} G & . 8d G & pf 1 ia 1857 284% rede i 81 f tow Wal veces 31 tokelv Stone & eb oe 18 Studebaker .... 1 Sunshine Min .. Superhtr ....... Superior Oil ... Swift & Co

Syming Gould . Syming Gld XW.

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Tenn corp sases Va Texas wif 44% Texas : Gui Prod 5% Tex G , 31%, Texas & ye oe Thermoid ..... Thompson Pr .. Thomp Star ... Tide W A oi’. . 12% TWA Oil pf . . 95% Timk-D AX «ce. -. 15% 6% bi 8 3

247%

Timken R B ... 4 Transamerica .. Trans West Air, Trans & Wms.. Tri Cont ...... Tri Cont pf ... 85% 20th Cent Fox. . 23 Twin Coach ... 10%

Union B&P .... 10% Union Carb ...,, 84% Un Oil Cal .... 18% Un Pacific .... Un Aircraft cp. Un Air Lines.. Un Biscuit

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Vanadium reyi8 8% Vick Chem

ic oe Victor Chem ne 24%

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L497 orthington .. 18%

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Zenith Rad .... 18% Zonite Ya

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N. Y. Bonds

BOND PRICE INDEXES

20 Inds, Today 86.3 Yesterday ..... Week Ago «... Month Ago ... Year Ago ..... Two Years Ago 1939 High ..... 1930 Low 1938 High 1938 Low 1937 High 1937 Low +e... 80.1 1936 High ..... 94.8 1936 Low ..... 90.0 x New high.

eesssense

85.6 86.6 79.6 94.8 86.7 85.6 871.3 74.9 95.0

sovee eves soees

20 Rails. 59.0 86.3

100.2 61.8 56.9 70.0 47.9 101.2 69.3 100.4 84.7

20 Utils. 100.4x 100.3 99.3 99.8 91.5 105.4 100.3 99.1 99.7 81.3 106.0 92.3 106.2 103.5

58.8 57.2 61.8 63.2

Bonds

81.9 81.8 80.7 82.7 78.1 100.1 82.7 80.6 83.0 70.7

100.7

81.1

-.100.2

(Copyright, 1939, Standard Statistics Co.)

10 MOST ACTIVE BONDS

Close Chg.

Phil Co 5s 67 ......103

Erie RR 5s 67 .

N Y Cent 3's 52...

vee 11% == 15 ColGasEl5s May 52 10115 — 3% 2 | Col Gas & El 5s 61..101%; — 64% + %

Net Month Year

Ago 993s 13% 9535 945% 6632

Third Ave Adj 5s 60 11%4 + 14 Comm Edis 312s 58 1104 — 4 Cons Edis 314s 46 ..10512 + 15

Erie RR 5s 5

Ago 871%

Atch S Fe Adj st 95. 88% — 1§ 91% 100% A total of $3,220,000 in all bonds

316,000 last Saturday.

U. 8. GOVERNMENT BONDS Treasury Bonds

1943-40 1943-41 Mar . 45-43

“1108: 21

Low 104.30 106.21

.110.1

1 1 1 10 1 10 10

110

..103.

10.5 09.23

3.2

04.24

7.23 5.

3.26 12

Ca Farm Mortage Bonds

106.

Home Owners Loan Bonds

1949-39 1952-44 .

7.6 107.6

Federal Land Bank Bonds

July 1955-45 Jan, 1956-46

July 1944-44 ..%..

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DOMESTIC BONDS High Adms Fob % % st . 103

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Na Ry 4'2s 57. «113%

Can Can North 628 46-.

Can Pac 4's 60 ......

Can Pac 4's 46 ..

Certn-td 5%s Chic Atl ref 3s 19 .e

Clev Un Ter 5%s 72 . Clev Un Ter 5s 13 .. Com Crdt 23s 42 .. Cons Edis 3's “.

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8 re 102% 106%

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52 Fairbanks M a 56 .. Int Mer Mar 6s 41 . Int Paper ref 6s 55.. Int T&T 4's 5 Le od

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53 91% 65

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52 5 A 61 (Mg) 15%

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Argent 4s 72 Feb . Australia 58 57 Australia 8 %is 30 56° Au

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Mex 58 10-45 .....

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a changed hands, compared with $3,-

Close 30

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U.S. STATEMENT

WASHINGTON, Peb. 4 (U. P) and receipts for the

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ses current fiscal year through Feb. > com~ pared with a year a 8

.85, 332. 338, 161, 76 3 a ih: 01. 4p

89,445.73 6.03

ork. bal. 2.419. Pub. debt. 39:687. Gold res

Customs ..

.448.22 583.297.74 1, 015,338.66 37, 9.80 .14.694,032.408.91 12.755,383.929.63 180.732.321.26

233, Bp 817,

49.16 3 28

2, 954. 034 833. a 174.707,225.22 503,776,459

241,505,826.64

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17,083,000 .++ 50,010,000

SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES * The

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the Chicago Board of Trade today. Corn was off fractionally. At the close wheat was unchanged to off % to 1% cent, May 497%, and oats were unchanged to % cent lower, May 28%. Opening quotations in wheat were slightly easier, reflecting a lower Liverpool market and, prospect of frequent precipitation in the grain belt during the next week. May wheat was supported at 68% cents, and sufficient scattered demand developed to hold the market fairly steady at the lower levels. General trading interest was at a low ebb, and there was little pressure on the selling side. Liverpool wheat closed % to % cent lower on expectations of large world shipments this week and slow cash demand in the United Kingdom. Winnipeg drifted, lower. It was reported that two cargoes of American wheat were sold to Russia from the Pacific Coast. Trade circles believed that further sales of Pacific Coast wheat would be made to China. : The weather map showed dry weather in the Southwest, and the forecast for Sunday indicated mainly clear weather. The weekly forecast, however, predicted frequent precipitation during next week, Corn prices ‘encountered commission house and local selling.

CHICAGO GRAIN

RAN NGE Wheat a March cigese $ 3 4 8 a

May dessins 11h Sept. 69% Corn March ..eeoee May .sesesense July seeeesese Sept. Oafs—"

fractionally

Clos Play 88% s Sons: $ oni a 2 8 69%

"69%

oo. JA8Ya8 49% 49% 51 51%

28% 27% 27

July Jinn Sept. ..coviee Rye— May .. JUIY cseeesess Sept. ..i000 Soy Beans— May .. J19% JULY oesannes .80 Lard— March ....... 8.57 75

MAY .e00seess 8. July . 6.92

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81% 81%

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CASH Wheat—No sales; Corn —No. 3 mixed, mix

0. 463 @sivie 26 Jac. Oats—

. 36@45cn; maltcn. ybeans—No sales. Tim3 [email protected]; top. $9.25@ .75n; red clover, sidmien sions—Lard. 38: 55; loose, $6. 60a; leaf, bellies, bBid. _hNominal.

$6n; aAsked.

LOCAL GRAIN

CASH Wheat— tea Feseipts,

1 red, 663 , 1'nard, ev inde: fo

a —Easy: Iogeinte, Ra car No 2 yellow, 43%a%43%ec: 3 cliow, 0%. @ 42%,c; No. 4 yellow, oie 0%c: white corn, 2@3¢ over Yellow; LYLE corn, »2@

3c un .r ady: OY eceipt 9 carloads; 2 ‘white, 550 o%¢; No. 1 No.3 white, Se GT Ihe;

WAGON WHEAT

ony grain ol elevators are paying for No. 3c; other grades on their merits. Fo corn, new No. 2 . 3 yellow, 45¢c. Oats, 25¢.

’ LIVERPOOL WHEAT Prev s 507, 5 Chet 5 6 o 4 o 4 . 81% 61% | 66% .66%2 63

“86% . .66 627% .685? 65% .64%

WINNIPEG WHEAT

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MY ‘everesess Bah nh Gan Oc 3%

+ ssesesses 63%

83% .63% 63%

Feb, 4 w ar? Sweet Potat EO ie “bu. ham 90@95¢c. Carrots iilinots bu., 40 Spinach—Texas bu., 40@75c. Tomatoes— orida lugs, [email protected]. Caulifiower—California crates, [email protected]. Peas—California hampers, [email protected]. Celery—Michigan square crates, 60c@$1.15. ion Mar- . sacks)—Illinois Yellows, 50@ 75¢; Indiana soRows, caf) 10; Michigan Yellows, 75@90¢: nsin Yellows, 15 @90c: Idaho Sweet Ronn 90c@$1.

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Georges Enesco will continue his one-man campaign in the interest of Rumanian music when he conducts his gecond broadcast concert of the season with the New York Philharmonic-Symphony Orchestra kit 2 p. m. tomorrow, CBS-WFBM. The versatile artist not only: has

programmed his own Symphony No. 1, but a work of his own fellowcountryman and godson, Dino Lipatti. Mr. Lipatti who will not be 22 until next month, is to be represented by a piece called “Chef cu Lautari,” and translated as “Merrymaking With Fiddlers.” The young man has several major compositions to his credit, and has attained considerable success as a pianist. Also on the program are Mozart's E Flat Symphony (the same one you heard Ferdinand Schaefer and the Indianapolis orchestra play on Wednesday's broadcast); the Ballet Music to “Casanova” by Deems Taylor, and Debussy’s “The Afternocn of a Faun.” Anent the Deems Taylor music, it might interest you to know that tomorrow’s excerpts are from the second score which Mr. Taylor wrote for Sidney Howard’s adaptation of “Casanova.” Producer Gilbert. Miller thought- the first score unsuited to the stage, but remarked that it would mike good opera music. Mr, Taylor took him at his word, and

with John olli and th York Philharmonic-Symphony® Tomorrow’s” program, condu 3 by ‘Erno Rapee, also will contain Beethoven's First Symphony, the Polka and Fugue from Weinberger'’s “Schwanda,” and songs ‘by Viola Philo—11 a. m., NBC-Blue. # 2 8 i Richard Crooks, who still nant left for his Australian tour, will ‘he the guest of Wilfred Pelletier and the Detroit Symphony Orchestra on their regular weekly spot tomoz row night. His solos will include the “Manon” aria, “sh, fuyez, douce image”; Bach's: “If Thou Be Near” and YGoodbye,” by “the ‘orchestra’s late conductor, Ossip Gabrilowitsch: “Loch Lomond,” in the original, or long-hair version, and Gilber¥s. “War Song of Donald the Black,” this last with chorus. There is music by Smetana, Debussy, Pierne and Johann Strauss on the orchestras schedule. 2 8 8 5 NBC-Blue broadcasts tomorrow will bring an hour’s chamber musio by Yella Pessl, harpsichord; Rens LeRoy, flute, and the Stradivarius Quartet, at 3 p.m. (3:30 on WIRE), and at 7 p. m. a popular-type proe gram by the Cleveland Orchestra, with Rudolph Ringwall conducting

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