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

; ws : Allegh orp 1 ** Trading Lightens as List alo of s3o'w 13%

STOCK AVERAGE HITS NEW HIGH

BEFORE DIPPING [£26

* Slips Off; Bonds Also Are Higher.

NEW YORK, March 4 (U. P)—

Stocks turned irregular in late trading today after an early advance had carried the composite average to a new high since Jan. 6. Trading lightened when prices slipped off. Numerous issues made new highs for the year and longer before the market eased. - higher with Government issues

{around their best levels in history. |;

¥ Commodities moved narrowly.

Business news was mixed. Steel operations at Pittsburgh were sched-

m Aled to start next week at 49 per 4

cent of capacity, off a point. Department store sales for the week

ended Feb. 25 showed a decline of

5.1 per cent as compared with the 1938 week, according to the Federal Reserve report. U. S. Rubber reported 1938 net income equal to 43

cents a share, against $2.21 a share |; in 1937. Woolworth sales for Febru- |4

ary rose 3.1 per cent over the levels

Bonds also were

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RANGE NARROW

IN DULL TRADING ON GRAIN BOARD

Corn Prices Start Easy But Steady on Resting Orders.

CHICAGO, March 4 (U. P.).— Wheat prices moved in a very narrow range around previous closing levels in dull trading on the Chicago Board of Trade today. At the close wheat was unchanged to off % cent, May 687%; corn was up % to off % cent, May 49%, and oats were unchanged to cent higher, May 29%. _ There was some demand for July

fluence on the market, but easiness at Liverpool checked buying interest. Foreign demand for North American grain continued -disappointingly slow. The Winnipeg market was quiet. Corn prices started easier, but steadied on resting orders and firmness at Buenos Aires. There was demand for May corn at 49 cents.

TONIGHT

8:00—Phil Baker, WFBM. 9:00—NBC Symphony, NBC.

TOMORROW

11:00—Radio City, NBC. - 1:00—Magic Key, WIRE. 2:00—New York Philharmonic, WFBM. 5:00—Silver Theater, WFBM. 6:00—Jack Benny, WIRE. 7:00—Charlie McCarthy, WIRE. 8:00—Detroit Symphony, WFBM. 9:00—The Circle, WIRE.

"600D MUSIC"

By James Thrasher

If you happen to be one of those, like the writer, who missed Robert Virovai’s American radio debut with the New York Philharmonic-Sym-phony on Nov. 6, tomorrow night should find you arranging your schedule in order to hear his broadcast with the Detroit Symphony at 8 p. m.,, CBS-WFBM. For this 17-year-old Jugoslavian fiddler created one of the biggest splashes in the New York musical pool since Yehudi Menuhin tucked his violin under his chubby chin some 15 years ago. Young Mr. Virovai will be heard with the orchestra, under Eugene Ormany’s direction, playing the Rondo from Mozart's. Concerto No. 5; Hubavy's “Zephyr,” and the Danse Espagnol by de Falla. On the orchestra's program are excerpts from Wagner's “Das Rheingold;” a movément from Tschaikowsky’s “Pathetic” Symphony, and Strauss’ “Tales From

ON THE.

RADIO

Weinberger”, 5 Polka and Fugue from

|“Schwanda.”

Following Arturo Toscaninl on the NBC Symphony series tonight (a tough spot for any conduetor) will be Hans Eteinberg, who has been the. Italian master’s assistant all season. Mr, Steinberg will give the NBC orchestra's audience their first taste of Bruckner on this concert cycle when he conducts the Fourth or “Romantic” Symphony. Other music will be the early Stravinsky “Fireworks” (Opus 4); Dukas’ “The Sorcerer’s Apprentice” and Johann Strauss’ “Emperor” Waltz, NBC-Blue, 9 p. m.

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The first radio performance of a new choral work by Zoltan Kodaly is listed for 11 a. m. tomorrow, NBCBlue, on the Radio City Mugic Hall hour. Erno Rapee will conduct the chorus and orchestra. Soloists will be Annellies von Molnar, Jan Peerce, Louise Bernhard{ and Lorenzo Alvari. ’

Mr. Kodaly is the composer of the “Psalmus Hungaricus” which the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra and Symphonic Choir performed last year under Mr. Sevitzky’s direction. The new work, introduced at the Worcester, Mass., festival two years ago, is called the "Sudayast Te Deum.”

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by Alfred Einstein will be played, for the first time since its: composer’s lifetime; on the “New Friends of Music” broadcast at 5 p. m. tomors row, NBC-Blue (WIRE, 5:30).

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The famous Carlos Salzedo taught Caspar Reardon how to play the harp. But Mr. Reardon, now rather famous himself, learned how to “swing” the celestial instrument after his departure from the Sal~ zedo atelier.

So tomorrow night teacher and pupil will face each other on CBS-

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*| The Commodity Credit Corp. rebs ported loans on corn through March 2 totaled 166,057,730 bushels. .

CHICAGO GRAIN

RANGE Seow. High Low Close Close a $.68%n §$.68% 68% .69

the Vienna Woods.” i " =” » Another talented violinist is on tomorrow’s schedules, with Joseph Knitzer appearing as guest of John Barbirolli and the New York Philharmonic Symphony—2 p. m., CBS-WFBM. Mr. Knitzer, 25, won the Naumbuig Award in 1934, and the National Federation of Music Clubs prize and the Schubert Memorial Award the following year. Instead of a concerto, Mr. Knitzer will play Chausson’s “Poeme,” and the “Tzigane” by Ravel. Mr. Bar- : birolli, who is giving his listeners a |WFBM’s “This Is New York” (7 run of Brahms for their money |p. m.) and let the public decide these days, has programmed the which it likes better, tinkling and Third Symphony; also the “Rosa-|cascading arpeggios, or a litle. inmunde” Overture by Schubert andthe-groove barrelhouse.

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Home Edition Scores : Nixon Denton ortunes

Unannounced Barn Danes

Variety Show

Avalon "

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Local Livestock

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N.Y. Bonds

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Barrows and Gilts G od. and Today ... Yesterday Week Age Month Ago ... Year Ago Two Years Ago 94.5 1939 High 1949 Low o 1998 High ..... 87.3 1958 Low ...... 74.9 1987 High ..... 95.0 1987 Low ...... 80.1 1996 High ..... 94:8 1936 Low xNew highs. (Copyright, 1039, Standard Statistics Co.)

10 MOST ACTIVE BONDS ‘Net Month Year Close: Chge. Ago Ago Brook MTr 44s 66. 804 —1 721% 50% Balt Ohio 412s 60... 145 1s 121% NYChStL 413s 78... 571% + Bs 54 YoungS&T 4s 48 .¢v.108 + 342 1067% Union Pac 3%s 71.. 98. 4 3¢ 97 Postal T&C 5s 53.. 1514 — 14 143% No Pac 6s B 2047.. 69 4 3 647% Seab Air L 6s 45... 9 J Y% 8% So Pace Ref 4s 55... 703% 4 55 661% ChMStP&P 56s 75... 1056 ..... 10%

Sales in all bonds totaled $5,130,» 000, against $4,600,000 last Saturday.

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LOCAL GRAIN

CASH No Wheat Siaady Toveipt%:

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