Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 February 1940 — Page 9

“PORKERS SELL | "AT UNCHANGED | PRICE GE LEVELS

Estimate Hog Reo Receipts Here Total 1500; $5.75 Top Quoted.

Hog prices remained steady at the Union Stockyards here in :the light week-end trading session, the Agricultural Marketing Service reported. The top price quoted was $5.75 on

180 to 200-pound weights. An es- A

timated 175 salable cattle were re-

ceived, 25 calves, 1500 hogs and 1000 Am

sheep.

Feb. 13 5! 31

Repts. | 4453 9597

s 30 REIS, Hen. 5,95 5.65

To 8 5.80 STH 1a senie DetD & 11.35.55 Barrows - and Gills Packing Sows Good and Choice— Good and Choice— 129- 140 § 4.2>- ee 5.10 210- 300 -§ 4ul- = 4.18 140- 160. 4.75- 5.75 270- 300. .. 4.55- * 5.80] 330 3 50-

160180- .200 5.80/Go - 5.80

200220- 5.65 240- ’ 270~390-

.60 .50

4. 4 4.5 4.25

5 i 4.25 4. Slaughter ‘Pigs |Medium and Good— 5.50, 90-120...

Bulls CL Yearimgs extiuded ) ( .§ 6.25- 6.75

a o® ©5358 SmSS

6.75 6 00- 6.75

pt pt fb pt

~'10.50-11. .50 n and © 1.50-10. 50 5.00- 7

50- 50-1. pStders, Heifers xed— 500- 750. 9.75-11.00/Chotes Good— 500- 800.. 500- 700 8.25- 9.75 800-1050. Heifers Gooc 3 S00, Oe . 900. 9.25-10. 75],3 800-1950. .

od — edium— 750- 900. 7500-1000. Medium —

8.25- 9.50, Common— 500- 900.. 500- 900. 7.25- 8.50] Common— Calves or

Good and Choice— 500- 900 hg 7.25 500 down.. 9.25-11.00 Good ...$ 5.75- 6.50

. MSowr. 8.00- 9.25 Medium.: 6.00- 6.50 Calves (heifers) Cutter and Good— common §5.25- 6.00( 500 down.. 8 75- 9.75 Cutter How Medium— 4.90- 4.50! 500 down.. 7.50- 8.78 SHEEP AND LAMBS (Receipts, 1000)

teers

. 9.008.50-

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9.50 9.25 8.50 | Bk

Ewes (on ahorn ‘basis)

Good and choice

: 5.00 Common. and medium

4.00

CHICAGO LIVESTOCK 8

Hogs—Receipts, 500; .little .done; undertone steady on small ing wr the week hogs about Steady: $5.70; at week-end most*180-220- Ib. Sore $5.40@ 2 bs., [email protected]; 240-270 Ibs. 1bs., [email protected]; going $4.20@ Cat oO 0s. 200: calves: none: compared close last week good and choice fed steers and yearlings strong to 25c¢ higher: common and medium grades steady: week's bulk crop common and medium grades. 25¢ lower; _ good and choice kinds stead stron week-end advance regarded forced on abridged ae pis: top year! $11.75: outside on. 1437- finished s

3 60; C . $10.25@11; few longfed steers above $y uli fed crop. $8@10; Hberal a Ser. ro but fat weighty steers, $ 15 comm and medium grades, Si2 5@8. C50: very plain but rather meaty common steers, $6.50; ood and- choice tight heifers strong to 5¢ higher: othoss steady to Song practical top 998-1b. heifers, $10: short load gvacialties, $10.75; best Hgns offerings. $9.75 on $7.25@9 mar Ket: beef cows strong but slow; mostly [email protected]; canners and cutters 15@25¢ higher; cutters actively, $4.75 @5.25; poauners. [email protected]; bulls 25¢ lower e offerings 18 $7; fat Palle 5006.75: vealers strong to 25c higher: a, i. 50; bulk, $11 down to

. Sheep_Receipts, 1500; late Priday fat lambs Sioady 2 stro am

SOWS

Jgher: yearlings eep, stron w s to 3.50: bulk, $5.1 15@9. to 10 osed [email protected]; yearlings, $7.7 lipped lam [email protected]; kinds PE around 60 days, $8.25: top slaughter ewes, HS 10; bulk around $4.50¢ [email protected],

OTHER LIVESTOCK

PT. WAYNE, Ind... Feb. 17 (U. 108s Bl eaay to 5 cents higher. 180-400 60-180 5 $5 50; 200-220 lbs 240-360 si » 10: 4.70; 300350.

ooled amps, 119-10, ght: hts

stags, $3;

- CINCINNATI Feb. (U. P.—)H alae 2s total. 7350. Generally steady: top, - $5.80; . butchers, 225-300. lbs... [email protected] 100-140 1bs.. [email protected]; sows totuble mostly down. Clearance’ good. foarte 100, Calves—50. Sheep—25.

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Stock sales a ppfoximated 400,000 shares compared with 320,000 shares in .the short session a week ago. Curb stock sales were 107,000 shares

29145 113% 12% V4 19% 59% 8% . 143 15% 12% 4% 51% 20% 43%

11% 4% 533s 19% 43% 11%

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i WHEAT PRICES | DIP

. thusiasm induced by reports of

.|cents lower with May $1.03 to

* lopment of strength in coarse grains

«lly from ‘Kansas City, which was

{throughout the session. i2|able loan wheat appeared, closing s|the market weaker. “41 Minneapolis. were stronger.

leat. $5. 2sn; 8 8

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IN CHICAGO TRADE

CHICAGO, Feb. 17 (U.- P)— Wheat prices worked in about a 2-|

Teday Yesterday Week Ago ... 2 Month Ago . ; | Year Ago

acadad sSEE5EEE

ebae snares JHB20 e9gseseses ..148.84

* High, 1940, 152.80; low, 144.65.

High, 1939, 155.92; low, 121.44, . 20 RAILROADS

Today a | Yesterday: Week ARO ...cooceedsescinnns LE. Month Ago . ‘ wie Year Ago

“srassrssasesrssesss 30:88

High, 1940, 32.6%; low, 30.15. High, 1939, 35.90; low, 21.14, 15 UTILITIES s¥s pee

sess sress Tease

High, 1940, 26. 15; low, 24.61. High, 1939, 27%. 19; low, 20.71.

Low Close change

2 2% ais a8 i 3 2% ’

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cent range, somewhat lower than yesterday’s highs, on the Chicago Board of Trade today. Bullish en-

poor Argentine crop outlook: were offset by new precipitation in the Souihves and loan wheat liquidation, Wheat closed unchanged to 1%

$1.027% a bushel. Corn' was unchanged to % cent higher, May 56% @%; oats unchanged to cent higher, May 41@407%, and rye off 3% to up %4 cent, May 69@68%. Soy beans were % to % cent higher. Wheat became more two-sided after an early rally and for a time commission houses were active in both sides of the market. Devel-

aided the early rally in wheat. Pressure from loan: wheat developed in later trading, particular-

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High Low Close $1 047, $1. 02% Vy fn. 03 03 » 3Ya 1.00% 105 I

Wheat—

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561 © uly Sls September H1Y2 Oats— 407% 3578 33% Rye— May

BE ether in Soybeans—

68 .68 68%

5 «eo 6.73 September . «.. 6.92

LOCAL GRAIN

CASH i: Ne ed 5 cariosds: No. 1 red, Liha 01;

red 5 Soa 0. 280958. Ba 2 yellow, 3 yellow, SOY 5 No.

12@12%

No. 38%

cents under yellow. Oat teady, receipts. 0.

carloads; 3

white,

WAGON Indianapolis

WHEAT

whan Slevators are ‘pay ing eat, 98c;: subject to marke rades on their merits. N yellow. shelled, 51¢; No. Shite Tehelled 57¢c: No. 2 white oats, 34c.

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TONIGHT PRESENT

THE “BEST DIXIELAND BAND IN THE LAND”=WITH

MILDRED BAILEY WIRE, 9:00 P. M., G. S. T..

new home on the FHA Plan.

carry.

= FEDERAL HOUSING LOANS

. More and more persons are finding they can afford to own a

Perhaps we can help you finance a home that your income will *

THE UNION TRUST COMPANY

Member Federal Deposit | Insurance Corporation

CAMEL CIGARETTES |

Yellow Tr .... Young Sheet. ve

Zenith Rad ...

rent fiscal year , throug pared with a

"lex nis Yes 661, "070. 87 $5, ora 750.01 01. 111 énses . Rotel pts 3.361.683,584.32.

* Gold Res. 18,068,9 88.2 Customs .

right Aero . "13g —Y

17% 171% 42Y 417%

—l— 147;

14%; a U. S. STATEMENT

WASHINGTON, Feb. 17 (U.. P.)

.—Government expenses and receipts Jor, ihe cur-

h Feb. 15, com-

ee 3go:

,542,601,869. 4

977,466.25

71, 226,382,970.09 199,814,068. 37

INDIANAPOLIS CLEARING HOUSE For the Day

BOB CROSBY |

% on buying and selling quotations of recent 1/ A . tacks sid Ask

Regard Market Rise As Technical.

By UNITED PRESS Stocks gained ‘fractions to more

than $1 in moderately active trad-

ing today at New Yotk. Bonds made an irregular gain. Wheat eased after early firmness and cotton futures were steady. Short covering and selective buying accounted for the rise, which was regarded as technical.’ Market news continued to reflect a reces-

sion in business, except the auto-

mobile line, in which retail sales were reported sharply higher than a year ago. Steel shares moved up as' much as $2 in Bethlehem and more than $1 in U. S. Steel. Coppers were firm for a time but recetled on profit-taking. Studebaker equaled its 1940 high at $1250, up 50 cents and other motors were firm. Demand con= tinued for motor equipments, nota- |

its: 1640 peak: Goodyear equaled its high for the year. Aviation shares held firm. Imminence of unification of New York City traction lines kept interest high in traction shares and several made new highs. Numer-|P ous other special issues made highs, including ‘Continental Can, Cuneo Press, International Mercantile Marine, Loft, Reynolds Metals and Vulcan Detinning, which jumped $4. Budd Wheel made a new high at $6.25, up 50 cents. . Mercantile issues were firm. Electrical equipments, recently weak, came back as much as $1 in Westinghouse Electric. Rails and utilities had small gaint and oils

2 improved.

LOCAL ISSUES uiZhe following

sent actual RE SErings, but merely indicute the approximate market ievel based

gliotagions ny the Indian-

transactions

/, | Agents Finance Co , x 1t RR & St

. |Belt / Cent Ind Pow 7% pfd

om .. tk Yds Con Cavan 03 Stk Y

Dru; nc com Home T&T" FL Wayne 7% pfd nd & Mich es 7% nid nd Gen Serv nd Hydro Fiec "2% ‘pid. ndpls Gas com.

N Ind Bub Serv 822 'ptd.. N Ind Pub Bory ig pid..

PTORIESS Lung .. Pub Serv o of Ind 6% pid... 4 Pub Serv eo f Ind 7% vid... 81 ) a8 & Elec 487% pid... lec pid ..100

Yan Camp Mik . Van Camp Milk com ......

Bonds American Loan $s St...

Amer; Citize "In d Yas 61 Sst Lb o Co 97 ayne 5% 88 10d 103

Ind Ind Tel Co § jodvls Railway; log 5% 67. Indpls Water C o 2 %

Ind Public Tel Co 4%% 55

ichmond Wat Wks 5% 55° 03 05 Trac Term Corp 5% 57 LT 20%

A GREAT CANADIAN LIFE COMPANY in THE UNITED STATES

The Sun Life Assurance

Company of Canada —

founded in 1865—opened its first United States office in 1895. For forty-five years the Sun Life of Canada has found ever increasing favor with American citizens, and today its service covers forty states in the union. During 1939 the Sun Life of Canada made payments to United States policyholders and beneficiaries. amounting 1 io approximately Thirty

' Million dollars.

In 1939 benefits paid by the Compemy throughout

its organization were

$89,927,722 and benefits

paid since the first policy was issued now total $1,295,635,071. New business of the Company for the year amounted to $194,181,820 increasing the total assurances in force to $2,938,478,254. Assets now

stand at $912, 021,015.

The extent of the Sun Life organization in the United States and the bigh character and qualifications of its personnel ensure prompt, intelligent and efficient service to policybolders and beneficiaries at all times.

United States. policyholders: are fully protected by

assets held in perpetual

trusts within the United

States. Policies issued in the United States are payable in United Stdtes currency. New business of "the Company in the United States during 1939 . amounted to $91,114,521 increasing assurances in

force’ to $1,301,566,883. Liabilities and other funds ef the Sun’ Life of Cenada i in the: United States are

$339,565.72.

A report of the Annual Mastic giving details of the. Company's progress during 1939 will be mailed to all policyholders. Others may obtain a copy-on request.

W. H. ATTEBERRY, BRANCH MANAGER . ‘THIRD FLOOR, 128 E. MARLET STREET INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA

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bly Murray Corp., which equaled |

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TOMORROW 11:00—Radio City, NBC. . 2:00—N. Y. Philharmonic, WFBM. q :00—Charlie McCarthy, ‘WIRE. 8: 00—Detroit Ss phony, ‘WFBM. 9: 30—Informat n Please, WIRE.

"GOOD Music" By James Thrasher

John Barbirolli, who has done a good job with one of the world’s toughest musical assignments, has been re-engaged for two years as conductor of the New York Phil-harmonic-Symphony Orchestra. It was Mr. Barbirolli”s unenviable task to take Arturo Toscanini’s place as head of the New York orchestra. ‘His appointment was the signal for mutterings, written and verbal. During his first season comparisons were severe as well as odious. Yet the British conductor “muddled through,” as the “British say, and has won himself a goodly following during his three years at the Philharmonic’s helm. Tomorrow Mr. Barbirolli celebrates his new appointment with a concert (sans soloist) which includes Sir Hamilton Harty’s transcription of a Handel Arietta and Passacaglia; Beethoven’s . Fourth Symphony; a suite called “A Set of Three” by John Powell. the American composer, and Ravel's Bolero.

i -

Bruno Walter returns tonight as ‘guest conductor of the NBC Symphony Orchestra (9 o'clock, NBCBlue). And before we leave Mr. Barbirolli and his new appointment completely, this might be a. good point to inform you that Mr. Walter will be: one of the Philharmonic’s guest conductors next season. The other invited guest is Dimitri Mitropoulis, who conducts the Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra. This evening, to return fo the present, Mr. Walter will appear in the dual capacity of conductor and pianist. This will be in Handel's Concerto Grosso in G Minor, which opens the program. Devoting himself entirely to the baton, Mr. Walter will then lead the orchestra in the “Haffner” Symphony by Mozart,

Fred Wilkins,

The ‘Radio, city Music th generous broadcast concert producers have secured no less than five soloists for tomorrow's performance,

They are Lucille Laurence, harpist; flutist; Henrietta umann © and: Joseph. ‘Kahn, pianists, and Jacques’ Gasselin, vio

tgiet. first two artists. will be heard in two, movements of the Mozart Concerto for harp and. flute. The pianists will collaborate with the Radio City string players in a per= formance of Saint-Saens’ “Carnival of Animals,” while Mr, Gasselin will contribute a real mussum piece in “Albumblatt,” an early piece for vio- . lin solo by Richard Wagner. Erno Rapee will be the conductor. el ® 8 =» : Guests on the ‘New Friends of Music concert tomorrow (5:05 p. m., NBC-Blue) will bs Mabel Berryman, soprano; Martha Lipton, contralto; Augustin Duques, first clarinetist of the NBC Symphony Orchestra and the Gordon String Quartet® Their program yy the Beethoven String Trio, Opus 8; a group of Brahms’ Romances and Ballades for soprano and contralto, and the Mozart Clarinet Quintet. i t, # 8 = : More chamber music is listed on NBC-Blue when the Walden String Quartet @& Cleveland, plus an un- . identified pianist, will perform Edgar Stillman Kelley's ‘Piano Quintet. at 9. a. m. : ” ” » It will be John Charles Thomas’ third appearance this season with the Detroit Symphony Orchestra at 8 p. nt. tomorrow, CBS-WFBM. As far as most of us are concerned, this distinguished baritone is - welcome any time he cares to step to the microphone. His solos tomorrow night will include “Ombra mai fu” from Handel's “Xerves” (the famous Largo), and songs ‘by Burleigh, Buzzi-Peccia, Malotte and Kern. The program’s conductor will be Toronto’s British-born. maestro, Reginald Stewart. He has selected music from the works of Sinigaglia, Moszkowski, Pierne, Chaminade and

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