Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 December 1941 — Page 16

BUSINESS

November Was Poor Stocks

‘Month for

——— By ROGER BUDROW ——

NOVEMBER WAS ONE[4

of the worst months the stock market has had this year. Prices on a general average|i dropped to the lowest since June last year. New. York Stock Exchange values alone were pared almost a billion

and a one-half dollars during|a

the month. Trading was more active than it

m has been, however, because of the|A

heavy selling to establish tax losses.

Biovk wales ‘Were shows 13 million s5

shares, second

"best month this|4

year, but the smallest for any ‘November since 1918. On the other hand, many firms paid extra divi-

dends and it ap- A

peared that 1941 would set a record for profit division with stockholders. The Federal|a Reserve © Board's production index for November is) expected to be around the record! high of 164 (1935-39 equals 100) set’ in October. It was illustrated several times in|} the month that Washington, not 4

Roger Budrow

ig New York any more, has become a

the chief source of news affecting the nation’s egonemy. A super-tax bill for 1942 was in the making. Defense strikes and a threatened one in the railway industry stirred antistrike proposals in Congress. Congressmen ‘apparently were reluctant to enact any drastic price control measures at the present time, particularly with respect to farm commodities and wages. Most financial quarters regarded the compromise bill which the House passed last week as “toothless and inefficient.” * 2 2

ODDS AND ENDS: Commercial Investment “Trust, which finances autos and household appliances, has cut its dividend from $1 to 75 cents because of curtailments in those products. . . . . Allison says

55 times as much labor goes into one of its aircraft engine connecting rods as in one for a large auto engine. . . . OPA will survey cheese, putter, milk and meat prices in Indiana, ‘Illinois, Towa, Wisconsin and Michigan to see if price ceilings should be fixed. . Copper scarcity makes it hard on plated flatware manufacturers. . . . Gasoline rationing in Shanghai has resulted in a “black bourse” where gasoline can be bought—at doubled prices. . . . One machine tool maker, overloaded with orders, is boasting of his salesman who showed one buyer ~how to make 10 machine tools do the work of 17. ... Turkish tobacco .--esn be grown in western Ontario, four years’ research reveals.

STOCKS IRREGULAR IN ACTIVE TRADING

NEW YORK, Dec. 1 (U. P).— Irregularity prevailed in moderately active stock dealings. today. Traders awaited clarifying developments in the Par Eastern situation. American Telephone, off 24% points to a new low at 142, was one of the few issues changed more

than fractionally. Other relatively|S

large changes were in American

Can at T1%, up 1%; Bulova Watch |S

29, off 1; Cleveland Graphite Brinze,

25%, up 1; Gillette preferred 54, up 1|g

and a new high; George Helme pre-

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NEW YORK STOCKS

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A Am 2814 Am Am Ra . Am Roll Min . Am Roll M cv pf 8

Seatin . Am Se R 31%

Am Smelt Am Snuff .... 32% Am Stl Fdies . ie

Am Tobacco ee. Am Tob B m IN Am-Viscose .... 28% Am Water W... 3% An Yoolen pf. 0% Anaconda

di Anac W & C

Anchor Hock "Si Ton, Andes Cop .. 9%, Arch-Dan-M . 30% Armour Ill ..... 3% Arm'r Ill pr pf. 662 Armstrong Ck.. 253 Dry Gds.. 13% Inv pt. L901

m Zin a Zine ‘pr pf.

sso 430 tchiso

Atlas Pdr pt..

Aviation Corp.. 37

Bald Loco o vee 12% 3alt & Ohio..... 3% 3alt & O pf.. 6 3angor & Ar pf 26% 3arber, fpbalt. - 11a Barker T%

J Bot Ir Wks.. 161

Ww 29 M cv pf 55% hee TV ... 8% pf. 21% Jackson . 8%

. 8 y . 10%2 4 Sarpenter, Garfiers & Gen 27%

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fn Bln pH g Nairn .. 3% Aircraft

ferred 150, off 10% and a new low; | S288

Jones & Laughlin Steel preferred B

+ 68%, off 1% to a new low; Liggett g

& Myers B 67%, up 2; United Aircraft 32%, off 17% to a new low, and

1%.

GRAIN PRICES TURN

FIRM AT CHICAGO =:

CHICAGO, Dec. 1 (U. P.).—Grain futures developed a firm tone to‘day on the Board of Trade after an irregular opening. At the end of That first hour wheat was up % to 3% cent a bushel, corn up % to % cent, oats up 3% to 3% cent, rye up 3 to 3 cent, . and soybeans up 1 to 1% cents.

LOCAL ISSUES

Nominal quotations furnished by logal Bais of Nat onal Association of Securities er.

Stocks Bid Ask ‘Agents Finance Co Inc com .. i 9 Agents Finance Co Inc pid.. is Belt RR Stk Ya com

0. 13% EE Ft W YR 7% pid. 50 4 fsso Tel Co : Pid 104% & Mich 7% ::109 Gas

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Bnion, FLL & Go fom . Van Camp Milk com

Bonds

Algers Wins'w W RE 4%s....

.100 elican Loan 6s 5 «97 igan-loan

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los 4 tores -5s 50.. Muncie Water Works 5 4 65..

ies 106 Tel Co s 55.. 104% ond We ier Works 5s 57..105 Term Corp 5s 57 73 x-dividen d.

LOCAL PRODUCE breed colored hens, can Lea thered, Ti hip 13c; "Eos:

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Deere & Co.... Del & Hud .... D Lac & W.... Det . Edison .... Diam Match... Diam T Mot Dist Seag..... Dixie-Vortex Doehler D C

Dome Mines.... Douglas Airc .. Tl Dow Chem

East Air Lines oy East Roqak Bast Kod pf Elec /

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DOW-JONES STOCK AVERAGES 30 INDUSTRIALS Saturday cerenisresaeiasenss 114.23" Week Ago . cessrebaetcescinan 117.30 i *| Month ARO ..ievvennes "| Year Ago cieness, 130.98 High (1941), 183. 89; Low, 114.28. ' High (1840), 152.80; Low, 111.84.

AD ¢| Saturday ..... .. RaRLROALS 26.96 Week Ago .....coievengecere 28.38 Month ALO ..cvsveresveres. 28.58 1, | Year Ago ............... «oo. 28.08 High (1941), 30.88; Low, 36.58 High (1930), 32.67; Lew, 22.14.

Va 15 UTILITIES Saturday .......... vearseses. 15.88

0.43 F038 +0.78 —0.07

+0.02 +0.08 +0.26 +0.08.

+0.07 —0.08 40.07

High (1941). 20.65; Low. 15.5%., High (1940). 26.45; Low, 18.08,’

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BUSINESS LEADERS MEET WEDNESDAY

NEW YORK, Dec. 1 (U.P.).—The nation’s industrial leaders gathered

concern for the fate of plants and Jonstrs engaged in civilian produc-

Dislocations occasioned by the dement’s accumulation of raw mate-

rial stocks were the subject of corridor and lobby discussions as man-

7 ufacturers assembled to attend the

46th annual Congress of American Industry. The Congress, ‘sponsored by the

{2 National Association of Manufac-|Choic /s | turers, opens formally on Wednes-|G

day and will continue through Friday. Meanwhile, the N.A.M.’s national industrial council held closed committee and organizational meet-

tomorrow.

MEMBERSHIP OFF $100

NEW YORK, Dec. 1 (U. P.). — Arrangements were completed to-

21day for the sale of a membership

on the New York Coffee & Sugar Exchange for $1000, off $100 from the previous sale. Late last week a membership sold at a 40-year low of $900. :

OTHER LIVESTOCK

CIN CINN ATS, Dec. 1 (U. P.).—Hogs— Receipts 3450. Market moderately active, stead 1s cents higher; medium ig 0 lbs. 75@10; ‘100-140 Tos. se! 5@ Most Ny grade packing sows,

! Cattle—Receipts 1300. Calves—Receipts 400; most sales steers heifers and cows steady to to Sun with Friday; b mon an

comm; medium grade sionally. $101. 50; art 108d g00d Ted Here: ford most canner oftering

food 14; some and n med [email protected] according, t o kind; c ulls, $7.50

downward to $ sl h Rece, welpt Ss 400; To: nts Jnadels ate, active light supp cho ce "truioked:in wooled lam be tt 1 0st sales, SLs gt shove to local Suan killers: and medium lambs, $8.50@11, limited 1 Rumbers, $8.50.

LAFAYETTE, Det. (OU. PD wo arket steady to 10 es higher; 160-|C 10. dg 350-325 10. 1%. 00.10: py a 5h - 8., 'y roughs, .25 2 +1350

down Jon; calves, an: ‘lambs, [email protected] (0. P.).—Hogs—

NE; Dec. 1° 180-200 fos, 1eo-180 1bs., -240 Ibs. $9.80: 240-260 Ibs. 89. 70; ‘260-280, 1bs., 85, 60; 280-300 1bs.. $9.55; -3¢ $9.50; 3 s0-dog 1 $0.45; 180 160 the.” Tn vn rll pi: os. rou; 3 stags, $7. 7; calves, i lambs, ‘$11, ¥

: DAILY PRICE INDEX|:

NEW YORK, Dec. 1 (U. P.).—Dun | *; : & Bradstreet’s daily weighted price

index of 30 basic commodities, compiled for United Press (1930-32 average equals 100):

sevcecsccesccnssee 143.90 Month Ago meveccsecesncotoense 143.51 Year Ago . berssecccoedrncrne 124.02|° 1941 High (Sept. 9) .ieeieoe.. 14791 1941 Low (Feb. 17) .......... 123.03

incorporations fiona} horlaing. out: ance of of 300 “Shares cheie

1 5200 par vi orizagd & & Invéstment © Co. Gary;

deor pe clos of ingo or Bora.

lve: Comptom Stor Co.. Battle raat Meat Sod EY & on ch an

tion: Amenqment of

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here today in an atmosphere of|!

fense program and the Govern-(M

ings which were to continue through | Good

Saturday .............cce... 144.01 W000 “he 1 |W Week Ago

POLIS T — Speaks Thursday

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John F. Mee, on leave from Indiana University to serve in the ‘Adjutant = General’s office in Washington, will discuss “Building - Industrial Morale and Loyalty” at the dinner Thursday evening which concludes the lecture series on management and - personnel conducted by I. U.

HEAVIER HOGS ADVANCE HERE

Weights Over 200 Pounds Sell 5 to ‘10 Cents Higher. Prices on heavier hogs advanced at the Indianapolis Stockyards, the Agree Marketing Service re-

Hogs. weighing less than 200 pounds sold at the same prices paid

{a1 Saturday but those weighing be-

tween 200 and 220 pounds were 5 cents higher, Hogs above 220 pounds were 10 cents higher. The top was $10.25 for good to choice 190 to 200-pound-ers. Vealers were steady with a $13.50 top. Receipts included 1519 salable cattle, 663 calves, 13,000 hogs and 1282 sheep:

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330- 360 pounds ..

360- 400 pounds 400- 450 pounds Yl 500 pounds edium— Meo. 500 pounds . Slaughter Pigs Medium to Good— 90- 120 pounds CATTLE

Slaughter Cattle & Vealers (Receipts, 1519) Steers

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8.00@ 9.50

750-1100 pounds S190.1300 pounds Comm 750- $100 pounds

Steers, Heifers

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Chot s00- 50 pounds............e. [email protected]

00d— Ge 750 pounds sesees [email protected] Heifers

ceeessenseoes [email protected] sesesscssese [email protected] [email protected]

Cr 150.9 900 pouncls

750- 900 pounc's Medium—

18 32 5. ia 11 7.00 anner ... 4.500 5.50

s (Yearlings excluded) Beef— :

Sausage-— @O0A “ouvir vein ees ays “vs

Yearling Wethers Good Abd choice Mediu

8.715@ 9.00 8.35@ 8.76

Ewes (shorn) Good and choice eon

Vealers

Good and choice ..... eis none - 13 Common and Hedinm oe

Feeder and Stocker Cattle (Receipts, 663) Steers

Choice— 500- 800 pounds 800-1050 pounds G20 800 pounds pou 800-1050 pounds Medium —

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[email protected] [email protected]

8.50@ 9.50

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Calves Good and choice— > pounds down

(hetfers) ; [email protected] edium— 500 pounds down 8.00@ 9.50 SHEEP AND LAMBS (Revtints; Jaen

Good and choi i [email protected] Medium and i 8 100851138 RR cesses 8.50@ 8.75

CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

- Hogs—Receipts, 15,000; of nerally steady 1to 1 Seis Higher shan, day’s average; most stress o weights bs. Sows; top, $10. 20; bulk 180-27 1bs., Sa. [email protected]; some heavier. butchers, $9. [email protected]; most 160-1 je 5 JER, $9, sal .15; good 360-500 Ibs, [email protected]; few ghter weights, $9.75@9. 85, Shee eat] kinds; holdin d fed W Westerns fu and above; fat sheep scarce today; few Sholcs e lightweight ewes, $6; bulk supply,

Catlle_Receipis, 14,000. ands Re im to 15 Ds hj h Tr stly 10 Sal linge er, mo 15 cents h d “i T

relatively scarce sh olce mo a as signi st advance; rangi ngs mall

well finished li " supply, bu $ Bnd ahr erad

3°p SUR pid a Lg "ates teet

“Hingis bod as outside Price:

offerings; oP 312 n shipge 12.86;

sh r account offerin ial 1312 3 hs.

: offerings $0. $0.35 oy fat ight weak at $12 do own, mostly, 1812. ers ree o— r————r

FOOD PRICES CHICAGO, Dec,

4 8.75@ 9.35

1.00@ 8.50 :

7.00@ 8.50] O. M. Z 1020-—Fourrageres, wool -84—Mosauito Bars fu bomb, nose “Midi

80| 2336—Wick; T!

y steady at $11 .25,

98: \ce 8; | DA-P'

racket, 1 B—Drill, den otett cord, ‘handled 10 Wo dads Tonk.

1292-42-1 1828—ch

u. S. STATEMENT

CTO! 1 (U. P.).—Go nt a x ull ae the cade of America”

Dil, 504 Truche :

duty, 9511 A Slee 9518— Hamm iN 9334—Cutters. “radi 9526--Resin,

Leads tomer Machines, se

94 803-Joint, eXbansion 19-42

Suisuion.

788— Motor plat lers, Fah -han 57—-Parts

coil, eld, self contain 1-1254—Valves, 9659--Switches, 4--S

vegetable slicing: nest , bone and 98125 Valves, pes Sueiers, 9534--] relss

9584-—Anchors, 9555 —~Tape, Sotton. NE at, slesving’

a 9575—Cla ggre—Clamy ng, cosion 9585—Cocks od

9500 — 9598—T

42-1272—8teel filin Be Cleaner, 2-13 pe eatin

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42- Cigii—Ren 42-1327

fitti Tratlers,

421 Pi Oper Pum Pp

43-1304—Filter,’

ine driven 42-1324—Casing, +2-1336—Stocks, (DIRE, ratchet, Ys t

42.1265—Scotch tape 22 CLlnders,

42- 1167—Counterbore 42~ 1253 Gountersink,

sha 42-1269—Plane, bloc carpenters’

handle, cutting e ig 1289—Grinders, b

o 1296—Compound, slushi

ng 42-1301—Punch, 42-1313—Hin gos 42-1323—Machine, _ 42. 1 aleraicly

mbly 42-1361" Steel Cable, 42-1288—Gasket,

25 Gaaets. s

ag mmer,

ham 42- +i HT ja 42-1 —Buse, self-i

431340 Scrier, 42-1353—Trailer. ' ind 42-12086—Chest, tool, 42-1326 Fuller, gea

asse re beinter,

8—Bender, tube 42-1342—Ro ller, road.

powered

and twine, jute 669-42-NEG-76—Seals 669-42-NEG-178—Nails

carbonate. paste 1013-42-NEG-38—Of1fi

1924—Buckles,

elets. brass:

EG-83—Kits,

1027—Thread, cotton 1028—Cord. laci 1913-42-NEG-37—. 42-384—Hand T:

669-42-NEG

quipment 272- 53-4 Boxes, 298+13:146--Rods,

+ sistin 229.

at. 2326 Bell. ean approx. 3°’

17 ting de tome sh

23302 Costumers; four hi

2333—Toaster, slice;

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GI-a08-42-81 Frans 42-3 374 — Gas, Meine

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current fiscal r pared with a 4

mi 9560] ig insulating ent, Th s oR: Su and

tile,

fuel ulse, master cylinder, etc

25 42-1298—Bars, crow, ch, 60”

“machinist”

-42-1913-42-NEG-41—Books, calendar, tape, Paper labels. | paper I a

electric: chrome plated;

t ase "Rack for urinals and bed ans, to d 12 urinals and 6 be Pans

Mincemeat, canned...

Ss i i ‘type, "heavy

driven........

arping, iss Steam ¢ rival

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motor driven 1: Saw, metal” wie ing, motor

Y a rubber

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Jute Lg 8 [Mat CM dough mixingls Kitchen and eake; vegetable peeling;

meat chopping;

and fish cutting: sek} ; and coffee grinding... air and gate 9574-~Undershirts, cotton ... 9579--Adapters, gun mount

motor driven.

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ARMY AIR CORPS

cabinets combination .

ng, - cork rubber,

ervice BiG bolt. rigid head..

and plugs, elec-

glider, propellers. . . 42-1281 Grommet, Neoprene and

rubber 42- 1283 Stopper. Neopren

type: ; oiler, ?

hand expansion.

p photograp 42.1318—Vacuum pump i en-

rayon, nonskid

threading,

eressbeccnense

and dispenser.. ped-

bench and

Kk and

woodworking : soldering, electric. flying, AFaNing

Type A-

2-1290—Level and pl

center automatic . . Jeanng package. . :

apr and

preformed line, gun ime

wedge point,

J-Jusp-on Tools, wrench phiscrewdriver,

ar.

ck gicating, glass

ustrial, ailiés : carpeater's vous and ro... and cylinder ven

an tandem type.

ARMY QUARTERMASTER 669-42-NEG-74—Twine,

cotton,” seine

and strapping.

white, in ofl

ce Equipment— Pencils, files, pads, rulers, ink. etc 10 friction: clops, ey hooks, bra. 10255 Rhaki Cotton Webbing

Vi blank pads,

0018. 4.0000 vere

wi21- 42-90—Tackle blocks, jorches, . goggle gl

blo ass and vaing

ng ‘steel; with 's Be Ty Machine, Dental; shock=

Ss 2305” Joreh; nin cylindri“eel, nickel ‘plated: diam:

, abse, supen gong, app.

Aor TF dootiol lamp; 1 diam. a lain oak, light n=

small; +t automatic

ankle iength

ered Sactivated. | it, engineer's ... Oxygen and

OM. da-s7e~Cleanivi and preserving

miscellane-

these? Plans and specifications are on file at the Indianapolis office of the ' Division. of Contract Distribution, Office of Production Management, 1322 Circle Tower building. NAVY DEPARTMENT

Schedule No. Description’ Date Bid Closes

electrical 18 16

16 cou ings and nozzles 18

11 arator, oil hy moisiiie 11 Dr cher, full crawle wheel

optical 33-—Grader, power dri Bh 15 42-1348—Shovel, crawler type, Diesel 15

. khaki, for leggings 12 aper. stenc il 12

0 is, “misceliaToo! 10

BAIR

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1788.08

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from the ringside on WISH and the NBC-Blue network beginning at 9:30 p. m. Sam Taub and Bill Stern will be at the microphone. FJ »8 8

picture, “Dr, Jekyll and Mr. Hyde,” will be seamed tonight in a radio

the “Radio Theater” at 8 o'clock on: WFBM, The program will take radio, listeners back to! the worst . days! of the last depression and concerns the story’ of «two

~~ who try to eke! Miss Bergman out an existance in a slum town. The role is the same one Mr. Tracy played in the movie some time back. Both he and Miss Bergman have been guests on the “Ra- | dio Theater” before. During the program tonight, Bob Hope and Rita present to receive from producer.

Hollywood news photographers, = ” ” Indiana and Notre Dame placed one: man each on the 1941 allAmerica football team selected by NBC's football commentator, Fort Pearson. The Middle West captured six positions on the squad. The team included, ends, Bob Motl of Northivestern and , Lars Wanggaard of Navy; tackles, Bob Reinhard of California and Dick Wildung © of Minnesota; ; guards, Bernie Crimmins of Notre Dame and Fritz Howard of Ohio State; center, Rarold Jenkins of Missouri; quarterback, Frank Albert. of Stan-

Fordham, and halfbacks, Billy Hillenbrand of Indiana and Jack Crain of Texas. = ? » ” i + Skilled Pennsylvania Dutch craftsmen, quaint. in. speech and customs, will be interviewed in a

York, Pa., manufacturing plant by “Vox Pop” ‘tonight on WFBM at 7 o’clock. The broadcast by Parks Johnson and Wally Butterworth will be a demonstration of how small industrial facilities and sub-contractors are aiding defense. The plant where

Safe & Lock Co., was the first in the United States to be converted into armament building. » t J 2 A radio play adapted from Edna Ferber’s novel, “ . 3 il} Sua Irene Dunne tonigh on the “ W . broadcast. The

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Ingrid Bergman and Spencer Tracy, stars of the current motion

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o'clock. Charlie Barnet will lead off the week tonight and will be fole lowed by Eddie Duckin, Tuesdayg Tommy Tucker, Wednesday; Johnny Messner, Thursday, and Benny Goodman, Friday.

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The life of Will Rogers will be pictured in words and music tonight on the “Contented” program at 9S. o'clock on WIRE, Percy Faith will conduct. ’ 2 » 2

A special broadcast on WIBC and Mutual for the observance of “Keep 'Em Flyirg” night is scheduled for 8:15 o'clock tonight. The program will feature pickups from Washington, Scott Field, Illinois, and March Field, California. Maj. Gen, H. H. Arnold, Chief of the U. S. Army Air Corps, will speak from, Washington. .

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to the close of the Chicago market today. {Indianapolis flour mills and Frain elevators paid $1.05 per bushel for wheat (othel grades on their merits) and 66c per bushel for old No. 2 shelled I yellow corn; 63c for new No. 3 yellow shelled corn; Tic for new No.:3 white

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shelled corn: 44¢ for No. 2 white Sait, and 44c for No. 2 red vats.

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PUTTING THE SPOTLIGHT ON A DIFFERENT BAND EACH WEEK NIGHT

@ Raymond SCOTT OL: fom GRAY and the Loma Orchestr.