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SATURDAY, MAY 18, 1989

STOCK TRADING | _ FINAL NEW YORK

STOCKS

BY United Press

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th a NEW YORK, Ma I] Uneasiness over the tion held stocks in a the short session today trading volume to around smallest total in a full year Sentiment appeared more friendly toward the market, but few traders had the courage to expand their commitments over the week-end in view of the reports from abroad | relative to the German-Polish| Situation While there were no : official disturbing elements, traders ANREP construed the reiterations of Polish | Alaska Jun 3 : Bank Not determination to protect its interest Bosch as an indication that Germany an A Rp might have been planning some AR Chicle week-end move. In addition, there da Lom Al \ apprehension that Premier Am & FP 2 Mussolini may further complicate ARG Epo Le the European outlook by presenting Am lee pf Italy's demands upon France in a am Mocs speech tomorrow | Am Bonds were mixed Foreign ' Am funds were irregular with Italians Am soft. U S. Government liens drifted am irregular ly lower. Domestic corpo-|ixm ra ailed to develop a definite Am trend Am

Am Virtual settlement of the soft coal am strike failed influence any demand. Brokers said that the U. M W. A. victory over the coal operators offset the breaking of the am deadlock Army Armour 11 Most attention aside Armstrong Ck from the foreign soft coal developments,

situation and the Rien. Sob was focused on improved prospects Yision However

Refin for tax re- Alls of ferred to await

C Corp traders predeRnite Con- Rald I gressional action their present POSItIONS.

PRICES STEADY FOR LIVESTOCK |

|B Ben Receipts Slightly Larger Today Than Usual for Saturday.

i$ (UJ. PD foreign situanarrow rut in and pared the

Stock sales approximated 160,000 shares, the second smallest shortsession since last June, and compared with 180.000 shares a week ago. Curb stock sales approximated 6,000 shares, the smallest Saturday since last August, compared with 40,000 shares a week ago.

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BOND PRICE INDEXES High Low

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Bond sales totaled $2,070,000, com- \

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CURB OFFICIAL NAMED a9 NEW YORK, May 12 (U. P) Fred C. Moffatt, who served as president of New York Curb Exchange from February, 1935. until February this vear, has been selected as president and a director of the New York Curb Exchange Securities Clearing Corp. it was announced today { Alleg Corp Alleg Cord Alieg Corp {Am T T imTTJ3 Auburn B & O ref B & O ref B & O 358 95 « B & O ref 55 D 2000... \

101.21 109.4

1949 1952-44 Federal

109.3 Bonds Asked

Denmark 4's Gérman 5s 49 German 5'us Italy 7s 65

Land Bank Yield 51 Japan 5';s Panama 5s 62 5 Poland 8s | Tokvo 5s

U. 8. STATEMENT

WASHINGTON, May 13 (U, Py. — ernment expenses and receipts for current fiscal vear through MAy 11 pared with a vear ago

This Year

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the LA July May May 4c Man

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1955-45 1956-46 1056-46 1955-45 1946-44

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DOW-JONER STOCK AVERAGES!

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1939, 1938,

150.85: low, 121.44, 158.11: law, BROS,

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15 UTILITIES

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DETROIT, May 13 (U. \ Trade publications said today fiauto production during last week [turned upward slightly after the [sharp decline of the previous week. Ward's Reporte estimated the out-

0 nips at 72.375 compared with 71.420

* last week and 49415 for the corre- : |sponding period a year ago. It

‘added that all manufacturers were

concentrating on salés drives de-

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

‘Pessimistic

a October

PAGE 13

WHEAT GAINS ON INCREASED FEAR OF CROP LOSSES

Estimate Kansas Is Bullish Influence.

CHICAGO, May 13 (U. P).~Increased fear of serious crop losses

| previous

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| for ¢

| 648,253

in the Southwest winter wheat belt |

boosted wheat prices on the Chicago Board of Trade today. At the close wheat was up 14 to 11% cents, May 79°:; corn was unchanged to up 's cent, May 507s. and oats were '; cent higher to ! cent lower, May 34%, Traders believed that only good ‘general rains could adequately re-

land Texas overnight. The forecast was for fair and warmer weath-| er over the entire grain belt. B. W. Snow, crop expert, reported) from Kansas that he doubted whether that state could produce bushels of wheat this year, This had a strongly bullish influence on the trade Unfavorable conditions also were reported in the Northwest spring «| wheat area, with the threat of , |grasshopper damage added to lack 2 of sufficient moisture Minneapolis and Kansas City wheat markets were a cent or more higher, and Winnipeg gained almost a cent in the early trade. Liverpool closed 'i cent higher to cent lower, Export business in North ican wheat was confined 150.000 bushels of Manitobas Corn prices were mostly steady in a very light trade. May corn was for sale at 1% cents under July. |Oats were firm.

CHICAGO GRAIN RANGE

High 10%, 8 75 47s

Amer-

Low

51 1 52 September 2% Oats Mav “ Lol ‘ September Rye May July Séptember Sovheans— Mav July Octoher LardMav July September

51 334 31%

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LOCAL GRAIN

CASH receip's carloads Na 2 red, 7% 78c. No 2 hard, 74G 75¢c. Corn 24 carloads: No 2 vellow 2 vellow 44' 745 50 fi 44) white corn, fa vellaw: mixed corn > 1 Oats Steady: receipts white, 32% 33c, No

2 c 58%, f@ 59¢ Oats

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Wheat 3 {| No. 1 red, 78% 0c hard. 73% 76c. No Steady: receiptz 15, M48 ,¢: No No. 4 vellow. 43 61s cents over 21 .e under vellaw 11 carloads. No white, 31% 32¢

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LIVERPOOL WHEAT

High Low $ 64: & 64a 8 530% 59% 62': 624 64°, 61,

WINNIPEG WHEAT

High ..%0.66 6674 68

| : | Close May Man

Jul

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low £0 4° 65°%a 66%,

Close Mav July ‘ | October

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—May 13, 1939.

Preeipitation

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Curb Stocks

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FOOD PRICES

CHICAGO, May 13 (UP. Michigan. Spvs. bushel £1 40 Sweet toes— Tennessee, bushel hampers, [email protected] Carrots- Texas, crates, $242.15 Spinach Missouri, Bushell, ac Tomatoes Florida, ngs, $202 Cauliflower California, crrtes, se 1.75. Celery Florida, crates, §1 HRY 5 Peas IITA, hampers, S1ar1.65. ‘Onion 150- sacks)-—Texas | @1 ths 1 Oregon yellow Dany ers,

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Week's Business At a Glance

(Copyright, 1939, by United Press) ADVERTISING—Advertising Age:

ON THE RADIO

TONIGHT talent. More specifically, the prob7:00—~Tommy Riggs, WIRE. lem that confronts many of our 8:00—Phil Baker, WFBM. better composers today is not how

|to get their work performed, but Week ended April 29 retail adver-| TOMORROW how to secure it a second playing. tising in newspapers of 80 major 10:00—Radie City, NBC. | In seaching for American music, cities 20,093.698 lines vs. 20.247281| 1:00-—CBS Symphony, WFBM. |the conductors seem inclined to doa week and 20,190,796 year| 4:00—Silver Theater, WFBM. new composition and then forget it. 6:00—Charlie McCarthy, WIRE. 6:00—NBC Symphony, NBC.

| Some of the things obviously de|serve oblivion. But the best way 7:00—Detroit Symphony, WFBM. 8:00—The Circle, WIRE.

ize American music is to 9:30—Jack Benny, WIRE.

ago. | AUTOMOBILES—General Motors | orp... April sales to dealers in | {U. S., Canada and overseas 159969 [units vs. 182,652 previous month and | [109.650 year ago; 4 months sales units vs. 407930 year ago. Ward's Automotive Reports: Output this week 72.375 units vs. 71,420 last week and 49415 year ago.

BANKING Federal Reserve:

make sure that it also is good music, and then to make it widely and frequently known. ” ” ” Indianapolis high school musi« cians will be up betimes tomorrow, {For the Shortridge Orchestra and the Tech Choir will go on the air

at 8:30 a. m. over NBC-Red on the weekly “Music and American [ Youth” broadcast. The program {will not be carried locally. One movement each from Rimsky« | Korsakov's “Scheherezade” and a | Pergolest Concertine will be the or|chestra's contribution, while the choir will sing an Armenian Canti{cle of Thanksgiving; Palestrina’s “Tenebrae Factae Sunt’; “The Peas-

“Good Music” by James Thrasher For the fourth year Howard Barlow and the Columbia Broadcasting Gold stock this week up $55.000,000

to record high at $15.856. 000.000: ER Symphony tomorrow will take poscess reserves up $110,000,000 to rec |session of the Sunday spot oceuord high at $4.190.000,000; circula-|pied during “the season” by the tion off $11,000.000 to $6.904,000,000; | New York Philharmonic-Symphony. brokers loans up $15,000,000 to $007,-| The inaugural broadcast may 000,000; commercial loans up $3,- ‘heard on CBS-WFBM at 1 p. m. to-| 000,000 to $1.378,000000; ratio 85.3 morrow, and will be one hour in per cent vs. 85.2 last week and 82.5 length. year ago. Dun & Bradstreet: Week| Like our own maestro, Fabian Se-

vs. $6,077,022,000 previous put particular emphasis on Ameriweek and $4.882441,000 year ago. |can compositions in this coming | and His Oxen.” hy Smith-Asch= COAl—National Coal Associa- concert cycle. The native work on enbrenner, and Cyril Jenkins’ “Out tion: Week ended May 6 bituminous tomorrow's program will be Charles of the Silence.” output about 2.850,000 net tons vs. T. Griffes’ “The White Peacock.” In| 3.650.000 previous week and 4,673,- addition there will be Gluck’s Over- | 000 vear ago. ture of “Iphegenia in Aulis”; the] Hans Steinberg will continue as CONSTRUCTION Rameau-Mottl Ballet Suite, and conductor of the NBC Symphony's News Record: Awards this week MacDowell's “Indian” Suite. summer concert series in tomorrow's $52.300.000 vs. $73.267.000 previous| This year Mr. Barlow seems to broadcast at 8 p. m., NBC-Blue. week and $69.020,000 vear ago; year have concluded that he has con-| Listed are the “Freischuetz’ Overdate awards $1.167.494.000 vs. vinced the general public that good ture of Weber; the second and $593,401,000 year agc, up 22.5 per music belongs to them. For he no fourth movements of “Scheherezcent, | longer is calling his program by the ade”; Wagner's “A Siegfried Idyl, familiar name of “Everybody's Mu- and ‘the Slavonian Dances Nos. 8 sic.” land 7, by Dvorak. n o n

Furthermore, the conductor has! Tomorrow sees the Greenfield Vilmade another departure from cus- age Choir in its annual appearance tom, and apparently a wise one. on the Detroit Symphony's “Sunday Instead of presenting a series of Evening Hour,” CBS-WFBM at 7 new commissioned works, he is to m. produce unsolicited works already| There will be no purely orchestral submitted to him, besides giving numbers, but Harold F. Koch will additional hearings to American conduct both choir and orchestra in music previously performed | 18 selections. In addition, there will It is quite evident that there can he two recitations by schoolchildren be too much of a good thing, even and the usual talk by W. J. Camin the encouragement of native eron, 5 8 8

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