The Minneapolis Star from Minneapolis, Minnesota • Page 18

New York Stock, Bond and Curb Markets Nelson Orders Limited Output of Many Vital Consumer Items WASHINGTON (U.E) War Production Chief Donald M. Nelson today issued the much-disputed order No. 4 in his program of limited reconversion an order permitting restricted production of vacuum cleaners, sewing machines and many other civilian items STOCKS STAR JOURNAL 18 tHr Aug. 15, 1944 Rye and Oats Score Gains Wheat Lags Here; Drouth Bullish First New Durum Reaches Market The first car of new; crop durum wheat offered on the Minneapolis market was purchased today by King Midas Flour Mills from the Hoover Grain company. Graded No.

2 hard amber durum, the car originated at Alice, N. and was shipped to the King Midas mill at Superior, Wis. Sales Net noo s) Close Cbg. WhlteSewMach 42 do pf .50 85 3 WUroxOllACas 2 74 Wllljrs-Overld 10ft 1ft', Wilson Co 3 10' 4 92', 4 Wilson Jones 1 12', a Woolwrth 11 42, Worth PM 2 31i Wrlgley Jr 1 Sales Net 100 siClose chge. Newport In dust 3 19 NewptNewsSh, 7 i4 NY Air Brake 1 41 NY Cent RR 9ft 19 Vi NY ChlASti.

1 2" do pf 5 IV NY AHarlem .10 lJ NY Shlpbldg 1 IS'i Norf A West 7.50 200 1, No Am Avlat 5 North Am Co 34 13 Northern Pac 7 Nor StaP pf .10 1, NWAlrl 20 2ft4 NorthwestTel .10 4 1', NorwTlreB 1 J4 1-1 NorwlchPharm 7 13 Sales Net 100 s) Cloite Chi West Tnd) Sug 9 244 West Pe El A 95 4 do pf .80 lor. 1', do pf .30 94, Penn pf .40 117. WVaPulpP 2 25 4- -s West Auto Sup 1 334 WMaryland2pf 2 12 West Un Tel A 48 41'. 1 do 13 27 West( Air Br ft 2fi' West 103 1, Wheeling Steel 29Ts do pr pf .20 77 WhlleiSS.Dent 1 20'i White Motor 15 2i34 WhlteRkMSp 1 '4 Eaton Mfg F.dit Bros strs El Auto Lite Elec Bust El A Mus Ind El PowerALt do 17 pf El Storage Bat ElPaso NatGas Ent Pub Serv do pf 3 Following lit complete tabulation of all stork transaction on the New York Stock Exchange at the close Tuesday. A Sale Net (100 Close Ch.

Abhott tab 61 i do pf .40 112 At Brill 4 8 Adams Exp 2 12 Air Reduction 3 40 Alaska Juneau 31 7 'i Alleghany Corp 25 2 1. do pf ft 30 do pr pf 1 52 AUrf Lud SM 27 Allen Industries 3 13 Al Chem Dve 3 147 1. Sales Net (100's) Close eng. Youg Sh.H 4 394 1,4 do pf .60 104 Young Stl Dr 3 16S Zenith Radio Zonlle Prod 42 Ss Total sales. "84 0..0 Previous day.

ft 4. 700. Week ago. 1.270.810. Yar ago.

553.306. Two years ago. 656 8.10 Jan. 1 to date. 170 00.160.

Year ago, 2Oft.514.704 Two years ago. 64 149.347. 354 1 14' 11, Salea Net 1 100s 1 Last Chg Nor Sta Pw A I 14', 1, Pant Oil Ven 29 8 Pennroad 2 r', Phoenix Sec 5 33', i Ysle A Town York Corp YnuntSpAW Following Is a tabulation of do $5 Pf Ml 102 do $6 pr -NO 102 Eqult Off Bldf 3 1 Erie PR 5 ll'i do rt 10 lit, i4 Eureka Clrn 52 10 1, Evans Prods 3 13', Ex-Celi-O 1 37 li, Exchge Buffet 4 3 CURB selected transacttns on the New York Curb Exchange up to noon Tuesday: Shi I.a.t Chg 10 9V.V-i'Presert the rally, moving only Regional WPB Here 0 Await 8 Go Signal Minneapolis regional office of the war production today awaited full instructions from Washington regarding procedure in handling program for partial reconversion of industry to peacetime production where facilities, manpower and material will permit. WPB officials said it probably would be the end of the week before they would be prepared to accept application from individual firms seeking authority to produce hitherto prohibited or restricted consumer good. Allied Mills 3 29 Strs 19 19 37', 1 21 5 103 AHls-Ch Mfg Alpha Cera Amerada Pet Am Airline 3 7S Am Bank Note 14 21 do pf -30 64 Am Bourn 1 17 Am Brake Shoe 1 44 Am CableARad 9ft 12 Am Can 2 90 do Pf .10 177.

Am CsrAFdy 2 39 do pr 3 HI Fairbanks Mor Fajardo Sugar FarnsTelARed Fed LtATrac Fed Mot Tr. Fed Strs Ferro Knam Pld Fire Ina Am Chile 1 20 117 Firestone TAR Am Colortype ao pi 3 141-, Sales Net 100s Last Chg. Cons ft 7 ft', Copper Range 1 Crown Diug 1 3', Cuban At Sug. 1 21'. El 40 10', Falrchlld EAA 1 3 Glen Aid Coal 4 16', IF 11 11', Midwest -Corp.

3 11', Mount Peod 1 fti-4 Nat Ful (i 15 12 Nisgar Hud Pw 7 3' a aim am 1 33'. do Pf SO 113 Am Cyan Am Gas A El. Am Superpfiw Bald Lnc war Bins i Wi Brewst Aero Carrier Corp. Cessna Alrr Clt senr. pf 2 2 9-l 8Ja 14, 29 2 1 2 1M.

4 4i, 50 1074 Utah-Ida Sug light Harg 2 13 3 DOMESTIC BONDS Sales Net Slunos Last Chg As F.ler 41 js 53 5 2. Cities Ser 5s 50 8 103', 1, Elec PAL5S2030 1 103' a Coarse grain futures soared l1 to IS tents at Minneapolis today a a good volume of short covering followed on the heels of another! day of drouth in the eastern corn belt. Wheat failed to be too much im to cent higher. New oats up i to l'i cents, old oats Is to 1 cents higher and rye IS to IS cents higher. Demand for wheat in the rash division was not quite broad a it ha been with lower grade meeting with fractionally lower bid at Minneapolis and diversion point.

Durum held unchanged, as did the red durum. Oats held unchanged to small fractions higher on scattered sales. Rye interest was good in top classifications but lowered grades were a cent easier. I Sales Net UOO's) Close cha. 2 47, 1 ft 13 2 IB 1 6 2 20'-, 44 1 11 4, 5 90 2', 43 34 3ft 14 1 'T 1, I 510' OhioOll OllverFarmEq OmnibusCorp do pf OppenhelmCol OtlsElevator Owens-IUGlass at 23 1 5 40 1 2ft 1, 9 12', 1 17', 1, 9 9 1, 1 27 10 24I4 1 2 48, 60', PsrCoant do 1 pf do 2 pf PacGasAElec PacTelATel ParTlnConS art 3d--.

30 20', 13 4i, 30 33 30 1201, 32 7 1 1071 1 7 234 5 2 1 2 1 3 371 31 ft', 1 134 1 214 1 parkardMotor 3J Pan Am Airways 1 33'-, PanhndlPAR 3 4' ParafflneCcs 1 57 ParamPUt 14 27's- ParkATllford 3 32i ParkUtahConM 3 2 ParkeDovla 2 31' 4 parkerRust-Pr 2 23 PanneleeTran 4 PriurkAKord 2 Pmnev I JC 1 10? 1 41', .20 112', 7 10 8 4'i 411 p.niU'ntAlrl 7 PrnnCoalACok 11 151 4 4, 29' 24', 62 14- 55', 14 81 1', 7, 634 i D.nn.niyOni 10 7 17. i. Penn RR 12 10 -53 IK. Peodea Drug 1 1 3 14 ppls GasLAC 4'4 15 2 1521-S 2-s 10 I i. SO loo 11, Peoria A East 8 peps! Cola 7 Pere Marouettt 1 do pr pi 1 Pet rol Ci wfelffer Brew 2 Pfiirf Ch A Co I 48', '4 40 152 2 39 3m, 4 42, 12 3-s 1 133 1 37 62', 5 12 Dh.m.

nndic 13 22 PhllaCoSpl 1-tO 53H do $6 pf 1.40 102 Phlla Elec 10 do $1 pf 3 Philro Corp 3 Philip Morris 2 Phillips Pet 10 i Phoenix Hosry 1 Plllsbury Flour 2 Plttsbu.gh Coal 1 I do pf 2 P1tt CkAlr pf .20 I wittscr A Bolt 1 25', 34 90 44', 12S 27 2 21 9'. 1. l'a 2'4 234 4 18, 1, 781, 1, 24, 1, 294 'a 69 79 4 S'a Pitt Steel 2 84 a do pr -t Pitt A Va 3 21J, Plttstnn Df .40 73 1 23', 10 104 1 80 13 161 7 24 2 51 32 71, 5 S'S 80 1201, 3 51 a. Plymouth Oil 1 is'; 8 10 1, 10 13S 5 56 .50 119'i 8 17, .80 117. .20 10S', ftaur Ac Preaaed Stl Cai Proctor A do pf Pub Svc NJ do 8V pr do 76 Pf Following Is a tabulation Tlfl VfiC of selected bond transactions cn the New York Stork Exchange up to noon Tuesdav.

Sales Net Sale. Net ijl 000'Si Ijltt Chg. "U.OOO'si Last Chg. CCCSI.4',s77 7 73 AT AT3sri 13 121 i 1 51 ATSK4kt5 1 1241, 3 82a BAT195A 9 :.3 do 495 1 Ws, CRP4prep 2 95 1 2 i CRAQ4'7s77 1 1081 1, CNtW 2W5 CGW4s88 5 82', 77 1, CMSPP5S7S 5 58 3 92'i do 5s 2000 134 2 72', CRIP4'iS60 2 9 1, Mop5'-3S49 18 11, Va CRIPr4a34 25 42'i do 5s77F 13 6 Sales Net 11.000 Last Chg. do r4s'b 13 27 1, 1 58', 1, 3 75 do 4 69 14 2 1.

NP647 3 96'a 2 94 60 44 ThAv560 2 9', WlaCen'4I 18 69 Foreign Bonds Perulst6i0 19 18' 4 In effect May 8 to November 4 Inclusive. FUntkote Florence Stove Florsh Shoe A Follansbee Stl Food Fair Strs Foster Wheeler FreeporT Sul Fruehauf Tr Am Distill Am A ForPr-w Am Encaus Til do $7 pf do 2 Pf Am-Kawatl SS Am HldeALea Am Home Prod Am Ic do pf Am Internaflon Am Locomotive do pf Am MAFdy Am MMrt Am Metal Am News Co Am Pow A Lt do pf do $5 pf Am RadASt 1 Am Poll Mill do pf I Am Am 8hip P.id Am Smelt A ft do pi Am Stl Fdrs Am Move Am SugarRef Am Sumet Am TelATel Arr Tobacco do pf Fair Robert! Gamewell Co Gar Wood Ind Gaylord Cont do pf Gen Am Iny Gen Am Tr Gen Baking do pf Grn Brrne Gen Cable pi Gen Cigar do pf Gen Eler Gen Foods Gen A do pf Gen Motors Gen Out Advrt do Gen Prec Eq do pf Am Viscose Am Wat was do 1 pf Am Woolen do pf Am Zlncprpf Anaconda Co Anacon W4C 1 40 14S I 45'. '4 54 9', 1 9', IS 11 9 4 93, 1 52 2'4 15 .60 31 1 1' 25 10 4 7 4:, 1 93 1 21 4 35 2 5 I 2 72 30 7 1 71 ft 14 1 1 90 1 16 10 i 1 22 37 21 3 7 51 5 4ft lift 12 1 f-n 75 1 1 79 4 40 157 5 24 3 23', 1 3 4T 1 2 15 12 1, 1 70 3 72 Gen Print Ink Gen Pub S4rv. Gen RealAUtll Gen Refract Gen Shoe GnStlCast pf Gen Tel Gen Time Inst 1 BiT-jr weir im ir iiiui an riy rnnuin train li ttwrr aggressive, cleaning up better n.el-'r t.V'.T mr Towevrr low and hard tjpe at en.frnr.'a.at",: prices and paying as much as a ctlv'- choice 744- Tr'lng ler4 brought $17 to establish cent up for feed kinds, lax and 'p nt was a load or 1.022 12 1 13 2 1 1.50 4 3 Peace Stocks Attract Bids Allied Thrust Spurs New Switching NEW YORK iJP) Low-priced' motors and other stocks with peace possibilities attracted bids in today's market while some war- benefitted issues suffered from mild liquidation. Reason for selectivity was found in the overnight news of the big Allied invasion of southern France which, to Wall street pundits, spell- What Stocks Did NEW YORK Tuesday uncnBnca 81 ceiims i WW atrengtn in OalS VNaS based On the premise this cereal would bear the brunt of the feeding demand until the new crop corn came to harvest.

Early oats in the mid-central area are being firmly held by producers and the movement in the Northwest which will relieve the situation is just getting under way. Grain Futures CLOSING QUOTATIONS Aug. 15. 1844 MINNEAPOLIS 1 102lj .70 974 IS 12 48-, 34 lft'i 6 23' I i 1 18 S' i Armour A Co 17 Armstrong Ck 1 ft' 42' Gen TAP.ub dr- pf Gillette Saf Glmbel Bros Glidden Co do cr pf Gone) Goebel Brew GoldAStkTel Goodrich iBFi Artloom Corp 1 12 Assd Drv Gdg 13 17i do 1 pf 104, do I pf .90 101 1-4 14 Atch T4fcS 8 do Pf 1 95 i AM CAVf Indies 1 274 do pf 1 ll-j Atl Refining 5 31 Goodyear TAR do pf .20 112 1 do pr Goth Hosiery Grah-Pre Mot GranbyConMln Grant WT GfNorlrOre ct GtNorthRy pr Gt West Sug do pf Green iH 1.1 Greyhnd Corp Grum Aire En Guantan Sugar do pf 1 Gulf MobAOh do pf Atlas Corp 1 Aviation Corp 1 141-1 Bald Loco 77 22'i 'a' Ealt A Ohio 18 84 'a: do pf 21 16, Bangor A AT 1 US Si do pf .50 64 Barber Asprj 1 24 a. Barker Bros 1 17 Bamsdall Oil 21 1 Bath It WI11 8 15ij Bayuk Cigars 1 29 Beat Cream .30 107 Beech Aire 9 94 14 do pf do 5 pf Pullman Pure OH Purity Bak 3 471-, 1 in 9 15 143 5i 2 4, 1 37 5 18', 24 34 11 -27V .30 1S2S 1 1 471, 3 22'i, 30 29 si, 90 17' 3 5 12'y 2 52', uaker Sta Oil Radio Cp Am Q35 11 jRadro pf 3 76i Radlo-K-Orph 11 8', do pf 4 91', Ine 1 31 Reming Rand 4 20 do pf ww 4 99ij Rent A Sara .50 94 Reo Motors 9ft 14 Repuh Steel 1 19 do cv pf 410 32 do pf A 1 971, 46', 19 18 Tues.

Mon. Advance 295 S65 Decline 304 269 Unchanged 229 210 Total issues 828 844 New 1944 high 24 41 New 1944 lows 2 1 Prev. High Low Close Close 1 4t 1 48 1 48 1 48' 4 1 48 1.48 1.48 1 48 1.49 1.49 1.49 1.49 .67 .65 .65 .65 .64 .60 .64 .68 .69 68 .67 1 06 1 04 106 104 1 05 1.03 1 05 1 03 1.05S 104. 1.05 1.03 3 10 3 10 ....3 10 3 10 3 10 3 10 heat Open Sept. 1 48 Dec.

1 48' 4 May 1 49 Oats (new) Sept. Dec. 64 Oats (old) Sept. Dec i. Bye Sept.

105 Dec 103 May 1.04 Flax Sept. 3 10 Dc. 3 10 May ''ed the beginning of the end for l. 106', IH 8 i. 7', ina i 'ijthe Nazis and a recapitulation of Bey Cop A Br 8 10 I do 7 pf .10 I do 5'i pf .40 81 Reynold.

.30 97 Reynold Sprg 2 13 Rey Too 14 33 KiWifleld Oil 2 9 Rltter Co 1 151, Roan Ant Cop 2 8 Roval Type 4 27 RuWold 2 32 Rustlesa IAS 10 18's 9j Beidlng-Hem 2 12 Bell Aire 2 Bendlx Avlat ft 40' 4 1, Benef Ind Ln 3 19H la do pr pf 1 5fi 1, Foods 8 18. Bth Stel ft 61 't Bigelow-Sanf 1 4, Biark A Decker 3 22', R.aw'Knos 4 10 Biootningdale .20 17', B'irnig Airplane a 141, K-tin AlABrasa 3 49', ii Borden Co 4 324 Borg-Warner 5 38'. Branlff Alrw 73 19', Bridge Brass ft 114, Brlgss Mfg 11 37r Bkiyn tTn Gas Bruns-Balke I 21', I Bucvru-Ene 9 10s do pf 50 120 Eudd Mfr 94 11', 1,1 do pf 4 70 195 4 I do $5 pf 3 20 69'i Budd Wheel 19 10', Buifalo Forge 3 19i, Bullard Co 2 18', Burling Mills 1 BurrAddMach 6 14' 1, Bush Terminal 4 6', do Bldg pf .20 47a, Butler Bros 15 10, do pf 1 30', ButteCopAZlnc 1 3', Bvera -Co 4 14', Byron Jackson 1 22, i domestic psychologj concerning in dustrial transition. The result wa considerable switching of accounts and the decision of numerous custom- er to stand aloof pending dr- elopments at home and abroad. 8-', 22' 17 7 17 45', 17 1, li'.

351, 24', 15'. 4', Si 28', 17'. 61i, 1 393, 181, CHICAGO Free V) heat Open High Low Close Close Isepl. I 53'a- 54 I 54', 1 1 5J 1 53 1 83- 54 1 54 153 1 54 1 53 May 1 15. 153 154 154 July 151 1 51 1 50 1 51 150 Oats Sept.

70 .72 .70 .71 .69 e.8-, .66, My 66- .67 .66 ...64 July 64 .64 .63 .64 .63 Rye 1 08 1 041, 1 06 1 04V, iDfc. 104- 106 104 105 1.04 l.May 1 1 07 1 05 1 06 1.04 (July 104 1 05 1.04 105 1.03 Barley iScpt. 1 12 1 12 1 12 1 12 1 11 Dec. 1.10 1.10., 109 110 1083; iMay 1.09 1.08 DULUTH Prev. Durum Open Close Sept 1 52 1 52 Dec 1 52 1 52 KANSAS CITY Prey.

heat Open C'lfse fepl. 1 48 1 47 Dec 147 1 47 My 1 48 1.47 RE No. 2 and plump No. 2. $1 turner! r-lnndv flpr J111': N'o.

3. $1 06-l 11. irenas lurnea ciouay aner a lax no. i eiaxseed. $310.

northwest-steady start and were i BARLEY Mellow Malting Bast 14'V lower near the Close Without dis-' moisture or less Choice to fey. 46-48 lo. northern. Good 4r-46 lb. nortli- playing real weakness.

Junior au- em. southern. Medi- 1 um 43-44 lb. northern 51.18-128; southern. tomotive sprinters, appearing in $117-122.

low grade northern, $115-118: long off the market. The order authorized WPB field officials to permit local man ufacturers to resume production! of the designated items provided i labor and facilities are available) and vital war production is not adversely affected. War man- power commission officials will, have final say as to whether man power can be spared. The WPB action presented the office of price administration with the problem of developing a formula through which ceiling prices can be set for the soon-to-be produced civilian commodities. OPA officials indicated a plan may be forthcoming soon, possibly before OPA Chief Chester Bowles leaves for the West Coast Friday.

Nelson's order was designed to insure the orderly resumption of civilian production as war production cutbacks are ordered. Its issuance climaxed a long dispute between the WPB boss and army leaders who opposed it on grounds it would hamper war production. Nelson warned against expecting any immediate, large-scale increases in civilian production, explaining that supplies of steel and copper continue bhort and "as a result, little if any new production of these metals will be available for civilian goods output," However, he said, manufacturers may apply for permission to begin or increase production in 75 classes of items including: Vacuum cleaner, mechanical refrigerators (except gas' and electric), metal office furniture, domestic electric range, miscel-Ianeou cooking utensil, bed spring, musical instruments, electric flatirons, sewing machines, lawn mowers, fishing tackle, golf club, cutlery, fountain pens, typewriters, tire chains, telephone equipment, steel wool and automotive main, tenance equipment, etc. Items which will most likely get into earliest production will be those of fairly simple construction and which do not requite the use of complicated components, such as cooking utensils, pen nibs and office furniture. Flour Feed Aug.

15. 1944 Shipment of fiuur In 100 lb. sack from Minneapolis so far this week 92.380 sacks: last week 90.52O sacks; last year 65.100 acK. The following quotation on spring wheat and rye flour In 100-10. cotton ucu, aem ollnk bulk fob Minneapolis.

Fancy patent. family patent S4 51: standard patent. S3.44. second patent. fancy clear.

50: first clear. $3 54: graham standard 83 40-3 45 RYE FLOUR Pure white $3 20-3 25: pure medium $3 pure dark $2 70-2 75. M4MUU.N 4. J. durum fancy patent 5J (Celling nrlres).

M1LLFEED Tha following quota linns en oran and shorts are for spot shipments ln cariota, per ton. fob Minneapolis. Mixed car $1 more: single tons $2 more; bran, pure braai middlings, pure middlings: flour middlings, red dog Country mill! eed delivered Chicago rate points in Wisconsin and Iowa. Bran and middlings, IB 90-4O 00 I.1NSEKD OH. Linseed oil.

90-day shipment, per lb from Minneapolis. single drums. 15 7c; carlnts 14.7c; tanks 14 3c. MEAL FEEDS Bulk In carlots per tOD Llnreed meal. $42.

soys bean meal. $51 40 SEEDS Millet, early fortune and broom corn. $1 65-1-75: Speltr. $180-2 10. Buckwheat, No.

2. $1 90-2 00. Treasury Statement WASHINGTON The position of the ipared with rorrespotid- treasury Aug 12 com lng dale a year ago a omuieaK 1944 1943 Receipt. Expenditures Net balanre Working hal. Customs receipts for month Receipt fiscal yr.

1 Exp. fiscal yr. Excess of exp. Total debt Incr. over prev.

day. Gold assets I IlM.ilO 232.503 20.333.528 19. 570. 669 9 669 3.283.714 11.352.926 8 069.212 210.707.512 67.642 20 998,282 I 153.383 208 87ft 8 712 974 I 7.9.".0.20 16210 3.562 460 10.3RO.615j 6.818.154 117.132.619; iK4eeTrr. GINNY SIMMS The Charlotte Greenwood Show' presents Charlotte and her star boarders in another hilarious episode of life In the Greenwood household.

9:00 P.M. PEPSODENT TOOTHPASTE AND TOOTHPOWDER MV a as. if I i 1 Woclc 1 nnn mo.o Di-tillers GWHl 4.V46 Gulf Oil Ha 11 (WF Print Harb-Walker Hat Corp Am A do pf Hayea Indust Hayes Mfg Hiri-Atia fferrulea Mrto Hercules Powd Hues Holland A Son Holly Sugar Homesteake 5f Houd Herah Hmnehold Fin Houston Oil Howe Sound Hudson MAS 2 Hud Motor Hupp Motor Idaho Power Illinois Cent do LL do pf Ind Indus Ray pf Insplr Con Inter orp pf Intereon Rub Interlake Iron Int Bus Mach Int Harventrr Int Hydro El A 7 Int Mln A Ch 4 Int Mining 4 Int Nlrk Can 34 Calif Packtng 8 29 3 1'. CalumetAHec 3 6 CanDryGAle 4 29', Canad Paclf 136 10', Capital Adm A 1 S'e Int Paper 40 do pf 4 Int Ry Am 2 do pf .80 Int Salt Int Shoe A 1111-4 Carpenter Stl 1 31 Carriers A Gen 1 5 Case 1 36', Caterpll Tract 1 50 Celanese Corp 7 35 do 7 pf .20 1201, do 1st pf 3 101 Ceiotex Corp 4 14 do pf .30 18 1-4 Cent Agulrre 4 21', Int Tel A Tel do for ct Island Crk Coal Jewel Tea John Manvt Jones A Stl do pf Joy Mfg cent Foundry 12 4 Centr.ILt pf .10 112 CentVioletaSug CenturyRlbM Cerro de Pas Certaln-teedPr do pf Chain Belt ChampPapAF ChesCorpVa Cdrs A Ohio Chi A 111 I 25 1 10a. Kar.CltrSouth ft do pf KaumanDept 8 Kayser.Ji 4 KenneeottCop 20 KlnneyGRCo 8 KreageSS 8 10 34 i- 6 5 101 1 19 1 2 25 7 13 47 7 2 2 1 10 4 77 1 1 II 1 4 10 i 3 23 2 2 50 273 I 3 12 .80 5 3 2 4 2 9 1 8 3 2 1 3 15 1 I Hogs, Sell Cattle Steady Cattle Calves Hogs Sheep ...3.000 1.700 11.000 4.700 ...3.370 1.675 ft.

159 3 8 ...3,569 1,759 ft 627 1.017 1.123 6.973 1.461 Tuesday fest Week a go Two weeks ago Year ago Supplies were light again in the hog division and WITH THE RESULT THAT offerings went early at fully steady prices, with most sales at ceiling levels at South St. Paul today. The Federal State Market News Service reported grain fed Meers and heifer were ncarce, with price steady in all clashes. Spring lambs sold, weak to 25 cents lower and slaughter sheep was about steady. ii ilk a holdover of hiaMn ooo '5 hna i and stoniers cattle v'" 'u ana cnoice mixea I ''IV, Ms.V252..Lb.!:-c" steers and yearlings Medium grade kind i cashed at S12-S14 50.

canner. cutter and i common graaea J6-SU. One of the tea- tures of the market was a single conslen- mrrii 01 neaa or rattle rrom Montana. Three loads medium helfrra from this string ri wiuir mr nig ena or the rows graded good and cashed at 12-112 50 Bulk gooa cowa cleared at SI 0 MVS 12. common and medium grades at can-ners and cutters a J8.75.

Beefy cutters $7. Medium and good sausage bulls made 50-59 75: good beef bulls up to $11.75. Cutters and common bulla cleared at 86.25-J8 25. Vealers were steady to 50 cents lower; bulk good and choice 813 50-115 50: common and medium grade 88-13. and culls stockers and feeders had weaker trend, demand being narrow for light stocaers.

meaium ana gooa steers sold at common kind S7.50-9: Inferior down to $6 Late Monday several loads good storker and feeder steers brought $12-12 25. Another light supply of hogs found buyers out looking for numbers, and an early clearance was made at fully steady prlrs most sales being at celling levels Feeder pigs followed a stronger trend the advance for the week now measuring around 25 cents on good and choice over 100-ib weights. Bulk good and choice 150-240 lb. harrows and gilts earned 814 45. weights 241 lbs.

and up going at $13 70. A few good and choice light sows undef 240 lbs. had a range of 514-S14 45: sows over 240 lbs. and s'ags selling at largely $13 70. Good and choice feeder pigs scaling over 100 lbs.

cleard at $14 50. SHEEP Supplies ln the sheen house today consisted principally or 13 loads of Washington spring lambs with the native run limited to about 500 head. Spring lambs sold weak to 25 cents lower with natives at the full decline, and slaughter sheep held about steady. Small lots good and choice native spring lambs sold at 813 25. mostly $13 50.

while 13 loads of strlctlv good to mosfl choice Washington springers went at 14 50. practlrallv straight Odd lots of good and choice native yearlings were noted at SU-Ill 50. with a few to $17. and bulk of the slaughter ewes sold downward from Two loads of ewes were sUll uniold at the noon hour Replacement classes were too scarce to test values. Fruits Vegetables Aug.

1944 Street sales to retailers a reported by the Federal State Market News service: Apples Minn. Duchess 314 mln. $3 75. Wealthy $4 00. Beans Minn.

bu. bskts green varieties and wax. best $2 00. fair quality si. 50 Beets Minn, bunched per doz.

35-40e, bu. bskts topped and washed Beet fireens Minn. bu. bskts Broccoli Minn. bu.

bskts 81.00. Cabbage Minn. bu. bskts. approx.

35-40 lb 81 0O-1 25. 50 In. sacks ST. 65-1 80. Cantaloup Various varieties best $3 75-' no gen'l good quality $2 mostly iZ 00.

Fair quality rrmts Minn, bunched per doz. 50-Or. auliflower 5Tlnn bu hkts 12 best 00 fair quality St. 75-2 00. Celery Minn dor.

stalks bunched Pascal type, large $1 oo-l 25. medium size 90c. small Ire 6.v;-.r. Golden Heart large sue SI 50-1 75. medium sire St 00.

small size Celery Cabbage Minn, per doz. $1 50. torn iGreeni Minn, yellow per doz. 10-15c. mostly 15c.

Cucumber. Minn. bu. bskts O0. fair ouallty S2 00 pickles s3.00-3.50.

best $4 00. dl'ln $300-3 50. best 4 00 Dill Minn, per dor. 50r replant Minn. bu.

bskts 00 l.rern Onions Minn, per doz. bunches 35-40r: boilers. 40-50c. Kohlrabi per doz 40-50c. Leaf Lettuce Minn, bushel backets, 3-4 doi Mushrooms 1 lb.

rarton, Minn 65c. Onions Minn, yellows, generally good oualltv. medium size. fair quality. Parley bunched.

per 35-40c Peppera Minn, bushel baskets California Wonders, S2 Ml: Ruby Kings. $1 50 Ra.pberrlf. Minn 24-plnt crates, reds and blackcaps, best. $5-6: showing wet. 84.

Hadlvhes Minn, bushel baskets reds. 8 dor SI 2VS2; mostlr SI 50 Rulahasa. Minn, bushel baskets fair qualify, unwashed. $1 50. 50 sacks, washed.

$2" Splnarh Minn, bushel baskets seml-curly. fair ausltty. $1. Squa.h Minn bushel baskets yellow summer. buttercup and Individual, 50 Sweet Potatoes Louisiana bushel crates Porto Rlcan U.

S. No. 1 $4 07. Tomatoes Minn. bushel baskets $1 50-82.

mostlv fair quality. :15: poorer. 50c: 12 qt Climax baskets. fair quality. lo-lb.

baskrts $1. 8:00 p.m. BURNS AND ALLEN Aaoraa rat turf) TO entartain you with halt hour of f'otoui tun. Swan Soap- i AND EVtNiwo t-00 Burnt Allen t-30 The Dr. Fights -00 Col.

fret. Corwjn :30 Congreis Speok 9.45 Preferr.z MeJocf.es 1000 Cednc Adams. Newt 10:15 John Raleigh Hall. Sports 10:30 Friendly Time 11:00 New 1 1 .1 5Buf falo Pretents HWiard Or. v.

accounted for periods of fair ac- tivitv. Transfers for the full stretch ran to around 800,000 shares. Among popular performers, Reo Motors jumped a point to a 1944 peak. Ahead at intervals were tlon available They are in no sense ofricla! 1, and are publlsned for the information of Graham-Paige, Hupp Motors, aanta buyers and sellers Fe. Sinclair Oil.

U. S. Lines. Doug-j r.ggTr. las Aircraft, Anaconda and aoc; dirties.

20c. checks. 20c: tone. Manville. Some of these failed to: Poultry Hens.

is-20c: teese. isc: duck. hrlH tendencies were roosters. 4 and over. 15c: noia.

Slipping lenaencies were light old roosters under 4iy, 13e: heavy shown by U. S. Steel. Canadian; nlViibs-and ov, 23c light springs Pacific, Great Northern, Western1 Turkeys (Country dressed prices. Old a hens and toms under 16 A grsdes.

38c: LniOn Standard Oil 'IN. J.J.Jb grades. 36r: grades. 34r: old hens Grain Movement Receipts Shipments Today Yr. ago Today Tr.

sr Wheat Corn Oats Barley Rye Flax Total 339 424 118 325 37 41 Ml 4 13S 272 12 29 791 5 in 238 3a ".2 "raj 153 $81 Bl I MOtSMSST Receipts 843.400 400 314 OOO 489 600 7.200 43.500 150 4T 37 3Ti 221 V-o lire 8 Wheat, bu Coin, bu. Oats, bu Barley, bu. Rye. bu. Flax, bu Total Screenings, tons Flour, bbls Mlllstuffs tons Linseed oil.

lbs Linseed meal. lbs ...1.413.100 756 20l 39 oa 2 1 920 0 3.230.008) Cotton NEW YORK (Tuesday. A Cotton ft. tures opened 20 to 40 cents a bale Irwer. Open.

October. 21.18. December. 21 00-031 March. 30 78.

May. 30 57; July. 30 3ft. Obituaries and Funeral Services BLOMQCET Mr. Sophia.

1211 Jist pased away Tues age 80 Sue. vived by 2 daughters. Mrs Henry Olson. Mrs Ellen Scnwappach: 2 sons Roy a Clarenre: 10 grandchildren brother. John Maimer.

Piver Faiia. Wis. services Thurs 2 Bethlehem Luth. churrh, 22nd A Fremont Interment Crystal Lake cem. Sundseth Service.

BI.OOD Calvin, age 69. 511 8th a. NE. Survived by his wife, Mary. 4 sons.

Harry. Frank. Raymond A Richard. A. 1 daughter.

Mrs. James Dupre SenH'es Thursday from the home at 8.30. Re-quiem Mass at St. Anthony church at o'clock. Interment St- Anthonvs rerr.e-tery.

Revlewal at the home Wed. norm on. Rosary 8 m. BRINSAN Miss Sarah, age 73 pass away at the home of her niece. Mrs.

Geoige Davis, Evanston. 11! Sue. vived by a brother. Wlliiam B-erman. I.s Angeles.

Calif Funeral wednew. day 10 30 am from tte Gleaan Mortuary. 77lh at A Nlrnttet a. A It am. at St Hafs rhurrti.

lnfermait Ml. Mary cemetery MAKTr I Rollln Bernard. Jr da-love Infant son of Mr and -Mrs Rdlm Bernard Cliasteen, Sr of Duluth Mints. Hurvived by his rarenta, his grandparents. Mr.

and Mrs Frank Oiaateeo of Mankato, Mr. and Mrs. Anaun Noel of New Brighton, and his great-grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Arza Von Wagner, also of New Brighton Funeral service, Wed at 3 m.

at the new Weshbnrrt-McKeavy rhaoei. cor 4th st A Cenual av. Interment Hillside. CIIRISTOPHFRSON Anna age 74 of 1117 Lincoln st NE-. Sun.

a Services Wed. 2 o'coca; at Peterson Funeral Home. 1838 Central av. Interment HliUlde. CIC1I Dominic 1424 3rd NR age 39 Mon.

Survived by his vi: Marie, son James, daughter Dolores, lila mother. Agata. brotner Fraca 4 sisters. Mrs John Galuska. Mrs Dudzlak.

Mrs. peter Venuseck. St Paul. Mrs. John Venuseck Funeial from chapel of Stanley Kapa.a A UtJ av A 3rd st.

NE Thurs. at 3" So emn Requiem Mass In St. Cyrils thurco at 9 am. Interment St. Mary s.

COLLINS James ag 73. rt Hawthorne av. Survived by wife daughter Mrs. Dorothv johnsca of 3 nieces. Mrs.

Loretta Conley of Mpls Mrs Mazy Donohue or St. Cloud. Mrs. J. McDonald of La Crosae Funeral Wed 8 30 a at.

freen Gill Brothers Funeral chapel ei'rle- at the Basilica. Interment St. siary DESTROY Petermn' Ant Food is quick dsMtla to nt. It kills by coots ct or rwaU lowing. EtTccti 24 hossr a 4n No odor.

Over 1,250,000 cans of Peter man's sold last yag. Gwt it as your druggist's, grocer's, aad hardware dealer's. AHT FOOD 0 WSJ I PRESENTS" Lovely Ginny Simms, interviewing the world's most famous guest stars our men and women in uniform. 7:00 P.M. PHILIP MORRIS CIGARETTES CHARLOTTE GREENWOOD Station of Stars mm mm -tr II II 1T V1 ssaaasssassasss -e-VaPsJr r.sfTr Production Chief at Vultee Resigns DETROIT The resignation of C.

W. Perelle as vice presi dent in charge of manufacturing of the Consolidated Vultee Air ciaft corporation was announced! today following a directors meet- ine at the YVuvne Mii-h 55linsnn division of the corporation, Harry Woodhead, president of Vultee Consolidated, said Perelle u'oul(1 becom an official of the Hughes Tool Co. at Houston, Texas. Cash Grain Close CASH f.RMN us. 15, 1944 SPRING WHEAT Grade of n0 i hvy DNS 60 $1 52; 1 DNS.

59 SI 52: 1 DNS. 58 lb $1 to arrive. $1 52. 2 DNS. 57 lb $1 52.

3 DNS 56 lb $1 51-J1 01: 3 DNS. 55 1 northern spring. 1 52. Protein based on low end of range 13v protein, centa premium. 14V protein.

3', cents premium; 15 protein. 9 cents premium: 16'b 2 cents under ceiling to celling price; 12 protein rent additional premium for Duluth unloading: 13V protein 1 cent additional premium for Duluth unloading: 14'v- protein I cent additional premium for Duluth unloading: 15 protein 2 rents additional premium for Duluth unloading WINTER WHEAT Montana winter 14 protein 1 DHW or 1 HVV. SI 58- to ar- -S: 13v. protein 1 DHW 'or 1 HW. nJS: $1 56'i; 12 Protein 1 DHW, or 1 HW.

$154: to arrive. $154- ff 1 "-53-1 S3'': si Minnesota and South Dakota 'n' 2- protein 1 DMW or 1 I'y- 53; grade of 1 DHW or 1 HW 52: to arrive. $1 52 Durum ade of 1 hard amber. $1 53-tl 3 haid amher '1 60. 3 amher 53: MaH'i: 4 hard amhrr tl'-tl hard amber.

SI 49-l 54; I amber. I red durum. $1 49 CORN Yellow ni.m No. 1. 81.12: No 2.

$1.12, No j. 09 No. 4. $105-111: white 4, SI.20-1 26 a.V1'? Wn" 7 No 3. 4, heavy wlilte No.

2. 69-71; No. 3. No. 4.

i.z.-i.30. medium 43-44 SI. 25-1 27; grade. $1 15-1 24 Spartan two row Ciond St 08-1 09 medium 1 n-1 OT- Prir or. Feed os-i 16; o-i 16; ol 1 14.

06. Produce Markets Minneapolis 'Prices for Aug. 15. 19441 nd toms. 16-20 Ib.

grades. 36c; grades. 34c: grades. 32c: old hrni. 20( Ihi and up A grades.

i4' -c; gradea. 13c. v. graaes. ju'ac.

Fancy fat. 18c; fancy fair to good. 14-lSc Ch cago Butter 90 score. 40' jc: 92 score. 41c: tone firm: receipts 455.128 Eggs Extras.

standards. 3V35c: current receipts. 31-33c; duties. checks 26-29c: tone weak: receipts 11.943. Poultry Her' 2.3i-c: ieghorn liens.

21 Rock springs 28c; black frvers 26' Rock broilers 26c. New York Batter 93 score. 47', r- 93 tcort. 41ie: tone firm, receipts 5VI 778 Ergs Extras lbs 344c standards, 31-3-ic; dirties 26-30c; checks. 21-26c; tone, weak, receipts 13.6T6 STOR4.GE HOI DINGS Pour Market Butter 1944 53 567 246 1943.

91 658,553. EggS 1944. 2 578 586. 1943. 2 303.033 (Tann City Produce Exchangat Potato Market Minneapolis Aug.

15. 1944 Street sales to retailera aa reported by the Federal state Market News service. rotatoe 100-lb. sacks, washed. Washington Long Whites.

U. S. No. 1 size A. 4 25-4 35, U.

S. No. 2, sixe A. 75. Russet Bur-banks.

U. S. No. 1, size A. $4 00-4 17.

Idaho Bliss Triumphs. U. No. 1. size A.

$4 35. Russet Burbanks. U. S. No.

1. size A. $4 17. Red Warbas, $2 00. Early Ohlos.

$2 50l 3 OC: mostly $3 00. Cobblers. $2 00: most- ij JJ.OC. Chippewaa 83.00-3 25. Chicago CHICAGO 4i WFA' POTATOES, arrlvala 80, on track 192.

total tj. S. shipments 419. supplies fairly heavy; for U. SV No.

1 stork demand moderate, market steadv at ceilings for Nebrssk Cobblers, orf condition demsnd slow, market weak. Idaho Bliss Triumphs S. N' 1. Russet Burbanks U. S.

No I. 8.1.71 72. Long Wrote. No 1. $.3 71.

Colorado Bliss Triumphs So 1. $3 47- 54 Washington U.ng Whites No. 1. $3 82- 84; Nebraska Red Warbas. U.

S. No. 1. $3 02. A JJOW JOllCS AVCTSiSCS NEWT YORK LNSi Range of Dow Jones tocs: averages Monday: Open High.

Low Close Chge. 30 Industrials 146 73 148 99 146 45 146 77 0 21 20 Railroads 41 50 41 59 41 20 41 27 0 211 15 Utilities 24 82 24 91 24 70 24 82 0 04 1 5 Stocks 52.74 52 85 52 5 52 68 0 01 i Minneapolis-St. Paul Stock Exchange CLOSING QUOTATIONS Stork Sale Shares High Low Close First Bank 170 17 17 17 N. W. Banco 392 10 10 10 Advertisement Men, Women! Old at '40, 50, 60! Want Pep? a-.

e- V. 1 VYdnT TO reel 16315 lOUIlZerf Do you blame exhausted, worn-out feeling on ate? Thousands amazed at what a lit- It la peppiruz. up with Ostrex has done Con-, taina tonic manv need at 40. 50. 60.

for Dody oId becsusa low In iron; prophvlactto doses vitamin Bl. calcium. 35c 7 n.teav rwlujc-tor-y slg now only 2c. P'" Tonic Tablets for pew pep. younger Ml-, inf.

this very day. For sale at all drug store everywher In Minneapolis, at Pnyder a Cut Bate and Walgreen 1 iai-nav Stores 3 51' ao .40 113 St Joseph Ld 2 34 St L-San Fran 1 '4 Savage Arms 4 Schenlev Dlst 27 Seaboard Oil 1 Seagrave Corp 10 Sears Roebuck 11 Servel Inc 15 Sharon Stl pf .20 32', 1 22 1 95 22 1 7.3 l' 12 13 1 52 23 1 3 32 104 11 .30111 Sharp ADohme 2 i Shattuck FG 4 7 Sheaffer Pen 20 shei; Union Oil 2 Silver Coalit 3 Slmmona Co 2 9 176 79 7, 3- Sinclair Oil 153 Sioss-Shef Stl 3 Smith A CorTy 1 a 73 Sou Am GAP 5 "i So PRICO Sug 13 14 15 27 13 5 "I 16 5'. 3(1 18 82 10 83 45 38'i do pf .10 153 1 I S'east Grevh 4 38 i Sou Cal Edison 4 24 South Pacific 62 29i 4 I Southern Ry 20 26'. 391 44 18 fcoutnernKy pi a 4 a do A 6ft 1 SparksWtthlng 8 7 Sperry Corp 13 27 Spicer Mfg 1 45 Spiegel Inc ft 11 1 do .10 72 1 19 40 33 97', 25 82 1 Square Co 9 35 SqulbAS4pf .10 111 i 1 Stand Brands 29', do pr 1 114 I 2 3 do $ft pr 2 st do $7 pr if 4 9 32', 1, 16 22 31 6 Std Oil Cal 22 37 do Ind 32 i do NJ 25 55' do Ohio pf 1 1124 i Std Stl sorjii 12 10 Sterling Drug 7 66 68 1', Stewart Warn 7 Stokely Bros 12 16 12 10' 4 1 19 58 1' 6, 1 9 22 751 19 1 30 29 1. 35 1 stoneAWebit 14 I studebaker 118 Sun Oil 2 Sunray Oil Sunshine Mng Superheater Sup Oil Cal SweetsCoAm Swift A Co Swift Intl SylvanElProd 20 8 3 1 7 9 1 5 80 10 .20 85 1 5 29 1 2' 24 10 3 28 3 1 3 25 2 5 3 34 1 41 3 52 1 81 1 177, 3 39 i Talcoft 3 ptc I Telautorreph 1 Tenn Corp Texas Co.

47' ft 11 48 34 16 10 24 8 ,3. 42 5 31 i Tex Gulf Prd 2 3a Tex Gulf Sulph 8 1 20 Tex Pac CAO 13 12 17 i Tex Pac Tr ft 5 ft4 Tex A Pac Ry 2 2 f-0 I Thermold Co 3 1 ini Third Ave xr .20 162 Thompson Prd Thomp star do of TldeWatAOil 15 7 42 23 2S4 3 10s 5 15i 2 18 3 8 1 214 ft 3 43 8 .30 17 2 18', 3 17', 60 10 1 45 2 28 2 21 .20 107 Timk Det Axle 5 28 Tlmfcen P. Bear 5 51 Transamertra 3 9 Tr A West Air ft 2.3 Trl Cont Corp 2 4 'a Tuhlie Ravon ft 18. 'a Twen Fox 7 25 do pf 5 7 Twin Coach 13 13 Underwd Ell 1 64 Union BagAP 4 12'. Union Carbide 11 79', Un El Mo pf I SO lift Foreign Exchange NEW YORK CcRi Foreign ex-Change rates follow Britain in dollars, others In cents): Canadian dollar ln New York open market per cent discount or 90.12 U.S.

cents, unchanged. Fl ROPE Great Britain official buying $4 02 selling S4 04 LATIN AMERICA Argentina free 25.02 unchanged: Brazil free 5 Ion; Mexico, 20 65a. Nominal. a Local foreign exchange rales furnished by Northwestern National Batik of Mlnneap- oils, quoted In teims of the dollar. Or.

Britain. 4 tit. anaaa voi. Turpentine and Rosin AVANNAlt. GA.

(Tuesday! TIR- PINTISE 78 cents a gallon; 203 i50-gaL bbls 5 050 gallons: receipts: 85 barrels: shipments 11 batrela. st.rks: 29,171 barrels ROSIN: ilon-lb. drums, offerings: 1.028: sales. 846: receipts: 296: shipments: 2t0: stocks: 16.889. QUOTE: B.

$4 77; D. $4 E. S5.47: F. $5.50: U. $5 50: 11.

$5 50: I. 85 52: K. $5 52: M. $5 53. $5 65; VG.

5 88: WW. $6 11: X. $6 11 7:00 p.m. BIG TOWN acitin9 storv of Ysatt. iMMfitf- Union Oil Cal 3 19 Union Pacific 1 109 do pf 4 2 98 1 Tank Car 7 28 Unit Air Lines 39 32 '11 Unit Aircraft 13 28 Weslingliou.se, Oliver Farm and Du Pont.

Occasional curb gainers were Kresge Department Store preferred, up 12'j points on a 10-share transaction; Pantepec and American Gas. Inclined to limp were Electric Bond Share, filen Alden Coal and General Fireproofing. Bonds were a shade uneven. Steel Operations at Diminished Rate NEW YORK Steel opera tions will decline a point to 96 per cent of capacity this week from 97 in the preceding the American Iron Steel estimated today. Output will be 1.719,600 net tons against 1,737,500 a week earlier.

A month ago operations were at the rate of 97.2 per cent of ca- padty and production 1,741.800 Inn, nrl oic ofcuics were 98.2 and 1,710,900, respectively. Ea rnings INITln FNC.IMrRINO AND FOISDRT CO. reports net Income for the six montns ended June 147 equal, after preferred dividends, to $1.62 a common share compared with $1,375,226 or $1 64 a common share In the first half of 1943. EFT CO. western Hemisphere subsidiaries report net Income for the six months ended June 30 of $3,103,324.

equal to $145 a common share. against $2,986,773 or $139 a share In th corresponding period of 1943. a rxiNTKOTE to. and aubdiarles report Pet Income for the 28 weeks ended July 15 of $762,073 equal, after preferred dividend requirements, to 71 cents a common share, or ns. cents on a smaller number of common shares In the correspondent part of 1943 CONSOLIDATED CIGAR CORP.

shows net profit for the six months ended June 30 of $646 806. equal to $1 85 a common share, against $683,256 or $1 54 a common share In the first half of 1943 AMERICAN HIDE A LEATHER CO. for the fiscal year ended June 30 reports net pi of it of $414,853. equal to 34 cent a common hare. against $686 288 or 78 cent a common share In the preceding fiscal year.

rXITED CARBON CO. and subsidiaries reports net profit for the six months ended June 30 of $984,595. equsl to $2.47 a shsre. sgainst $947,602 or $2 38 a share ln the flrt half of 1943. ELECTRIC POWER A LIGHT la a consolidated Income statement, shows bal- a nee carried to earned surplus of $6,335 303 1 for the 12 months ended last Dec.

31. com- pared with $8,227,755 on the same baai for SINCLAIR OIL (XiRf. reported for lx aner cnarges ana z.rou.w provision for depreciation on war facilities This equalled $130 a shsre on 11 824 080 shares outstanding at the end of the period and 'compared with m-nflt of $9 S3 9X2 eoual to i 76 cent a shsre on 12.597,304 ihare. at the end of June. 1943.

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do ft'r pf 1 53 do $5 pf .70 117 Wltjl.il p.R pf 3 Waldorf Srs 3 Walgreen Co 1 Walker HGAW 3 Walworth Co 8 Ward Baking A 3 do 3 .20 54 lis. i 28 53 1 19 20 148 3 20' 1 32 9 21 7 1 .1 .20 1 1 3 6 15 i-a 53 13 do pf 1 2i. 1 i Warn Bro Plct 14 89 1 Wsuke Motor 18 29 Wavne Pump Web luenlohr Wesson OAS 18 9 1 23 i 4- 45 Newt 5'00 News for Victory sl 5f dwin C. Hill 5- 30 Newi 5.55-Joieph Harsch. News 6:00 Love a .4 Pcina Parade I'lZAmer.

Melody Hour 7:00 Big Town 7.3O Romance Theatre 7-55 Bill Henry New.