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The Post-Standard from Syracuse, New York • Page 14

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-rf Radio and TV 14 THE POST-STANDARD Saturday, February 10, 1951 Syracuse Business Farm Equipment 'Needs' Government Help New York Stock Exchange By The Auoaaitd Prtu NEW YORK. Following is partial tabulation of Friday's transactions on the New York Stock Exchange: Last Hour Profit Taking (Sales in 100s 31 ABBOTT Acme Stl 1 Adams 44 Admiral 16 Aim Eq 24 Air Beduct 47 Aliens 37 Alleghanj Cp 27 Stl 6 Allen lad 59 AH led Chcm 10 Allied Sirs 17 Ailis Chal 3 Alpha Cent 23 Alum Ltd 7 Leata. 3 SUB BY J. BURR BELL E. O.

Larson, vice-president andj 2 Amerada manager, Syracuse Chilled Plow; 5 Am Can 11 Am Car 2 Ad 1 Am 47 Am Cyac Inc. slated thai the farm 3S Am Rad chinery a equipment industry is in a rather precarious aue TO shortages of materials and supplies. He directed attention to a booklet issued by the i- i which explained The need for ac- 57 Am Export 20 Am Gas Aa Home Pd 24 Am Loco IS Am Met Prod An class 23 Am Nat Gss i 5 Am 57S Am Pw 243 Am Rati 9 An Sal Raz 10 Am Fd 52 Ara Tei Tel 25 Am Tobacco J. Bnrr Bell tion by the United Siaies govern- A 5 ment lo supply the industry with i 102 jjz ri- A 4 -m V' j- As pointed out in the booklet. 6 Ar farm machinery can do much to is? Co overcome the handicap of bad crop weather.

The institute uraed that 1 11 for the duration of the present ern-' a 1 available in adequate supply and in time to produce sufficient farm' equ.pment meet the needs of the nation. I Ausr 3 BALD UMA 25 12 AV lr.c 70 Bness The Syracuse Chilled Plow factory is at present in full produo. 3e tion with materials ordered several' il ifse Ian months ago, Mr. Larson 5 siW ,9 1 5 1 tain and each cay more harassment. For instance, fasteners, that is bolts, rivets, are 2: in short supply, because makers are bavins difficulty in obtaining steel.

We have the problem ox delay in deliveries, and it is coming to a time when we have no-! tice from some suppliers that no. Butler 3ro5 more orders can be taken until a 4 Byron later date. sse CALLASAN "Our supply of steel bars from hand-to-mouih. Our employment' 235 Carsad and production depend upon daily' 33 can- iPrni) nr week'y deliveries. The steel mills er sre required, and properly so.

to 15 BrisLo! My 1 Bucy 1S9 Sudd Co 75 Burl Surr Add 5 Cas- 15 Caier Tra 61 Cclanei- 31 an essential in should have 44 preferential treatment by govern; 62 Cer de Pas i 355 Ch Pae Repair parts for farm machinery' cr.i HI i Pac non-essential industry. in ihe field are necessary to keep old farm tools i Mr. Lar- 21 26 CTT Fir.aa son emphasized. He also stressed i 1 this point: 25 climax MO ''New, modern machinerv fills the! ca Cc i -so Colo IT tnc farm, making it possible or: 13 Bra A older people, and women, to oper- I Si Co1 Gas ate equipment when sons a a gone work on defense jobs or have been 40 Cdl FiCC Cci Oh El 35 Com- Crei 45 Com! Eolv 30 Com "45 re" 1 ta 4. 85 Con Con GE 3al Ccns Cam Laboratories.

of Syracuse Vu2 iiL -5 A A m. Bristol-Myers of which Bris- a suDSiaiary. reports lor tne year 33 Ba: ended Dec. 31. 1950.

net Cos: can i 19 Cont, ir? ecu rungs t4.tOi.--)Do alter au 25 MCI reserves and provision of S3.803"640: 29 con: Oil for income and excess profits 13 p-od This Is equivalent, after dividends; i- Ccrsias on preferred stock, to S3.01 a com-; mnn e. Xet in 13-? i- cork were S2.734.6!!, equal to S1.73~ share of common stock- 3 Crown 21 Crucible Sli 4 do Directors of Bristol-Myers have 1 Cuba 3 Cub Am Sag oi cenis a- share on the S2.50 per value com- 1 5 cTB i UA 5J.tv mon stocK. payable March 1 to Dsystroa T3 civiaend of 93" cents a share 41 Dei preferred stock, payable April; 5 17 15 to stockholders of record A i 2.: Hud Lack jiana Sales at reporting Svracuse dp- s7 Dl 5ez 1 s.Oi^s in iHe iOur 33 Doms ended Feb. 3 were 23 uer cent- i2 Doi: Alrc i -higher than in the comparable pe-i 23 iSd riod a year aso. the New York- duVoni federal Reserve Bank retJorted ves-i EAGLE rica -v.

saina in 19 Air 33 Kod other cities of the Second Federal- tKCO District as lollows: Tsev; 33 EI MUS In Pifv OP- 39 Etner Rad i i pe, Ct, 4 1 i A i i A 0 bn 22 per cent; Buffalo. 18 per: 94 Eric RR cent, and Rochester, IS per cent, Fid r'iie 55 FliRifccte for the Crucible Steel Company America was launched in 31 Florida "Vw The Ohio River at the Dravo 4 ia Xcville Island shipyard. The 103-; FC? foot, vessel was 2 tened the It will ate between the company's mine 1 GATE at Crucible, and its producing; 2 cont pmnt at Midland, Pa. i 25 Gen Am Jnv Livesfock Markets GO i 5 Gen Arn nan i nc Atwciaiea rrcss BUFFALO (Stair Iert. of and Mkts.

Salable receipts 33C: ipr? dairy-type cows and 11 i A A i Ci B.OOCI CC-RTS S22.00O23.5C: top up to $25.00: fat yellow CO S20.00«?23.CO;. 69 Gcr. JO do P' 32 GtrTi Cable 1 55 Gen 13 Gen rinan 1 26 166 Gen Motor? v'-fiVc 60 Gen Pub Ut 10 Gi 1 23 Gimbcl Bror, 7 Good all San 26 a S2850: P- 8 Gl West M3.0GS26.CO: 39 Greyhound CALVES--Saiable 150: Demarrd '39 En very active, market laJl- stcadv; pocd ar.d 3 Guantar. Sas choice handy weight calves S45.00i 46.00;! 46 Gulf Mob rr-p selects eUeiblc to medium Cult Oil HAtLtBURTON ft Hayes Mfg bobs lipht bobs S33.00 markrt 25 cents stronecr on light others steady on limited fslrs: choice 170-240 Ib. r.earbj- hczs S24.2-S Ib? Rood under 450 3fcs.

S13.50-fr 19.50; sows line 4-S1-SOO Ibs. SHEEP AND LAMBS--Saiable receipts Early not CHICAGO 5. Department of Aprlculiurc SALABLE HOGS--Receipts 8.000; SSfirSfi hltrTv-- mostly steady; good and choice ISO-i 3 Hercules Mot IS Kejdcn Cnem 12 HHtcn Hot I 22 Homcstake nouiton Oil 5 Howe 7 Hudson Man 6 Huo 3a 50 Hudson Mot 11 ILL CENT 2 Iftf Rand 130 Inspir Cop 230 Tb. butchers S23.25ft23.75: one small! ,1 intorlake 524.00; 230-27fl 270-: 2 St Bus Ib. scattered sales Oft Tnt Kick butchers 320-370 Ib.

sows; 26 Int Pack 450 Ibs. and less I S20.50: 72 Int Paper sows 450-600 Ib. good 3 Int Shoe Ir Mch clearar.ee: shippers took 5,000. 533 Int Tel Tel SALABLE I-CCO: it JACOBS nb7e calves 200; steers and heifers scarcr. 26 Johns nominally steady: cows steady to fuHr 2s 69 Jones r-ott lower: bulls active, strong: other steady: Jew head choice to prime! iew good to low-choice Is odd lots good to low-j 31 Kennecott rhdfce heifers uUlity anri: Keystone SAW cows cannerr' 3fi Krcsce (S 1 so- fi KAN FW 4 IT 9 Kayser J) realer? sizabic lot 75 i 20 LehJsJl IS julls S2S.SO.

11 Leh Port SLABLE l.OOC: 11 Leh Val i 'steady; active; pood i-o choice. 3 do i ted and native lambs 1 do 2 top S38.50: common i 37 Lch Rfi eCinm wooled otlTCs Lehman CP short deck food to choice handy I Lenn Pink Huh Low Close 324. 32 37 10 4 30 25U 27 4 4 10 1 64 47 46H 45T. 37 93 4' 65 47s stock Averages IJSIows Market Advance Stock averages compiled by Dow. Jones Feb.

9. Industrials 254.24 up .90 Railroads 89.73 oif .22 Utilities 42.52 up .08 NEW YORK, (-3P)--The Stock.as possibly temporary unless it car- Market extended its gains yester- Example Of Finest Home TV Entertainment BY PEG SIMPSON SATURDAY, FEB. 10. 1951 WSYR-TV CHANNEL 5 12.00--Two Girls Named Smith 2.40-Music. (ABC).

2.45--Cornell Wrestling. 12.30--1 Cover Time Square (ABC), 5.00--Western Feature. 11.00 The Big Top (CBS). oi Things (NBC) i 2.00--Film Featurette. 5.45--On the Line with Bob Con-; 2.15--Basketball Yale vs Army, sidinc.

1 4.00-RoHer Derby (ABC). We'd like to join the thousands 6.00-Don McNeil's TV Club. i 5.00--Feature. who have acclaimed the Pulitzer; 7.00--Red Parton in The Locker 6.00--Sam Levenson with Guests close was'Prize Playhouse as an excellent i Profit taking at the close riaynouse day for second straight session, joined by another type of of 18 175 15S 108-4 13 181 So 5 175 i II 1 I 7 7 103 36 25 25 in lOCs) i 114 Lib 17 Liss My 3 13 Liquid Carb 93 Loclch Airc 188 Locw's Inc 7 Lone St Cem 73 Long Lt 1.) LoriUard 3 tou Kash 3 MACAND ft 39 Mack Trucks 16 Maey fR H) 32 22 13 36 20 3 28 Magnavoa: 21 11 Maaali Bus 32 i 17 IT 7 10-i 10 .4 37S 36 20 20 14 21 Manm iGL 7 Maytag 1 McCrory Sir 6 McKcss 12 Mead Corp il Mid Con; 44 Ut 4 Midi Stl Pd Minn Mol 153 153 65 3 -4 65 66 2 66-, 45 44 43 52'? 124 24-1 23 174', 173 1 11 Mo Kan IS do 11 Monsan Ch-m 60 Moct? Ward 13 Moore McC 5id Mot Wiicei 23 Motorola 43 MulUns 10 Murphy -G 23 Murrav Cp 61 XASH KEV 7 Var 1 13 Na; Auto 13 Na; Av.ai 25 Nai i 15 Nat Cont 69 19 Nat Cyl 29 10 30 24 Nai Dairy Pd Nat Dep: Sir Si Nac 37 Kai Gypsua. 21 Nat 23 Kai Sup i Na: Tea 1C Sehi Corp 12xd Ship 21? Central 4 Cfcl St 53 23 53 33 33 36 35 3 6 49 41 51 15 33-4.

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9 Leather 43 Liaes i i 16 S'Pipe 1 30 Rubber 26 Srr.elt 308 Steel 3 Unit Strs 3 34 VANAO cr 10 Vcn, Cam Sug 8 vick Chem 1 Vire Rr 82 25 1 S4U 25 20 36N 39 38H 38H 34 i 14 i 54 54 42'4 42U 42U 54 30 34 6T4 54 54 39-3 I5U I5U 76 23 i 25 39 39 SSSi 55U 11 4 12 walker 38 Walvorih 213 Pict 2 West Ind Suz S7 Penn 13 5 Western Air 97 West Un Tel 25 West Air Br 65 West Elec 24 Wheel Stl 37 White Mot 27 Willys Over 39 Wilson Co 10 Wise El Pw 32 Wool worth 1C Worth CPO 2S 5 Younast Dr 53 ZEMTH RAO Hish Low Close 10H but it was a struggle. lit came from traders who want to what television On average the Market now enjoy a long weekend over Lincoln's! can do to bring ands at the peak for 1950-51 which birthday Monday when the Stockjfme entertain- rinepf) without worrv-iment in the stands was reached last Monday. Exchange is closed without worry home, 24 57 40 16H 124 20 -I 354 18 1 2 82 13 24 57 40 1SH 3 4 15 Profit-taking made an about a market position. "I A ome of the selling was most eviaeni in ins were uncnangeu uj IUWCI a if-Brails and steels which had been theimost ot the oils, non-ferrous a TM to il lparipr; of the rise and aircrafts moved orward i 01 ui tiic ran Wall Street attached considerable American Power Light toppca er Ld i Faye Emerson and her Son! 6.30--The Cisco Kid. 7.0-Stu Erwin Snow.

(ABC). Room 7.15--Feature 7.3t_One Man'r Family. 8.00--Jack Carter (NBC). 7.30--Featurette. i 9.CJ--Vour Show of Shows 7.45--Faye Emerson Show (ABC).

10.30--Hit Parade, 8.00--Ken Murray Show (CBS), 11.00--Wrestling. 9.00--Frank Sinatra (CBS). 12.00--Weather Post Standard It Again. on Priyp 1 WHEN--CHANNEL 8 11.30--Acrobat Ranch (ABC). Silver with Juaith Anderson.

12.00-WHEN Previews. 16 12'-days. 35 two utilities ran counter to' ft is unfortu- Pey Simpson r-atp that the nlsvs must be 26 3 19 47 i 1 43 1 26 26-1, 53 DO 18 i 18 58 47 47 Curb Quotations By The Associated jprcis NEW YORK. Following is a par list of Friday's transaction 02 tne Regional Market Syracuse via film. When a play is shown here, it is 15 days after; ithe original staging in ABC studios! New York, The reception is; in bad but the quality of per-; Several Cars from West; manceaadcontentmakesu for that.

SATURDAY'S LISTENING CHOICE 2.00 p. m. Opera. 6.30 p. m.

WSYR--NBC Symphony. .7.30 p. m. WFBL--Vaughn Monroe; WOLF--Bins: Crosby, 800 P. m.

WNDR--Twentv Questions with Earl Wilson, WS SYR 12-. 74 4, 48 20.4 20 81 3 7 1 i 27 49 20 22 18 "i 10 a 15 53 rf I 3 3 18 35 10 ABC VEND 2 Aero Sup 86 Aiasworib 115 Alaska 17 Alum Co 62 Am Ban Car A ATT. PLB 71 Am Marac .25 Am Nat 4 Am POT Cii A 1 Am Re pub 4 Am Seal Kap 73 24 12 15 47 13 15 47 19 73 9 7 Allan 7 Atlas P-y BABCOCK 93 Bald Sec 66 Blue Rids 9 Braz Tr 24 227 i 22 23 2 3 13 2 0 4 224 1 3 103 32 i 155 i -i 51 18 1 4 1 35 1 1C 10 13-S 13 32 7 Brcwn rtufa 5 Sunk'H:" Burma i Burry Bis C.ALO ED Ca! Pw 37 Car. Carr Cat aim 10 Cessna 2S Mrs 23 CiTiej Serv 3S V' i C- ic-B 25 Airi i.Tj Mis Commoci Hr' 3S 6 33 i 25 47 4. 24 DC '5 33-, 26 57 12 104 TM 37 33U 6 46 4 2 12 67' i 54 SI 5 17 60 1J 73 22 45 31 4 17 i 60 73 23 46 -R 57' 1ST 157 -2 IS 1 32 I 1' fM 1 1 4 1 rt I 14 3 Cons Gas Mng 3 3 Oni rcy 3 Coro Inc Cor Her 8 Cosdea Pet 57 0 17 Crcsiey Moi 7 Crown 7 Cub At! Su? 1 DOM iTL A A Duvai Su! EAST GA5 A 142 Easr 3 i 1 17 Cp 11 Eureka 1 KMRCii CAM 32 Fairch A 15 Fansieei 21 Ford Can A 90 Ford Fran 12 Ford 6 Ft Pii Brew 14 Fuller 5 GEN' FIREPF 3 fl II -J 35 "coai a Gienra Dii 6 Gobe: lr.c 12 Golclielc Coa 3 Grav At! Pac 29 Gi Lak H-AZELTINt 0 4 34 DO 19 32 19 27 Hoii 6 Humbie 4 Zi 35 Imp Oil ii Cc An; 15 23 16 29 13 95U 20 4u-'s OD 57 11 4 6 i 35 10 10 45 -46 i 11 57 37 oo 24-5 24--.

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Phelps. 15 to load perishable items, ne story deals with the abnormal 7 at below zero temperatures. Sup-' i between a and her 32 plies were light and consisted sons. rr.ostly of apples, onions and po- This a definite plus frr the is -tatoes. Light receipts of good quahiy Pal ue rize Playhouse.

It has cabbage brought as high as scorcc IQO per cent on every pro- a 50-pound bag. Apples, onions, on 8.30 p. m. WXDR--Take a Number: Cornell. 9.0G p.

m. WFBL--Gangbusters; WSYR--Kit Parade. 9.30 p. m. WFBL--Mv Favorite WSYR--Dennis Day; WXDR--Sen.

Taft; WAGE--Sen. McFarland. 30.00 m. WSYR--Jud Canova: WKBL--Sing It Again; WNDR m. WSYR--Grand Ole Oprey: It Again.

11.00 D. m. News. AS FURNISHED Bl THE RADIO AND TV STATIONS "TwSTR WAGE 620 i WXDR 1260 TWFBL 1390 -WOLF 3' 35 receipts previous penormances oi MISS and live DOultry cleared well. Large 40 4 a i 1 i 4-- SD eass soia mosiiv ai slo a 01 'V 30 dozen and live pouilry aeic 7S steady.

Arrival of.several, cars from: 2 'The en the shorwse oi most items at trie 7.00 7.1: Keeper 730 -Time Keeper 7.45 News G. Bre-akfan 3ei Kfr.ncrsv Breakfast Beii Her-nessr Breakiasr Sell Hecnessy R.r-I- -News: M's'rl'g i fc Musical Crosby at the Met as Bruen- OH j. S--0 Time Eeeser S.45 'Time 9.On Tirce S.15 Ketper 9 JO Bos: on 1 i 1 I r- News: BUCJL, 3eil Sreaifas: Bcii Her.ne?sy Musicai Clocs Clock does. Teias Buckaroos Jestc Musical A taled eight. 4-s Farmers Market 10 10 70 "Siegfried" is the third in the series of the composer's Ring operas be staged by the Metropolitan Guild.

The last in ihe series. "Got- wholesale as reporica ny the wiP heard next New York Borcau oi Marte's up TO uii i.e^u I.CAI a. s. at the Cer.iral New York He- bSturaay. 1 FKCIT3 es.

Mclsicsh Ccniasd. bu. do spy. bu. Here's to Ve Foika Pany 10 8 2.25 Toscaaini has chosen selections of Mendelssohn and Brahms for his :s.oo Ke-s: house 10.

GO 10.15 10.30 1C. 45 11.00 11.15 11 30 rih 11 45 Mir.H Aiamerr M. L. L. Taylcr 4 Sr'iin McConr-ell Scho Srro; 1 Rf QliCirt i Jeifce 1 3l 'Jeiie G.

Ge Time APTFRVOON- fc iiJ i tli.ll-fVf*^ Party Lenten Let's Pretesd School Report Theater Box 24 16 63' 67 Delicious, bu. i Delicious, Fears, Bosc. bu. VEGETABLES QI. a 3.00 third concert of the season the at 6:30 D.

m. on: do. 3- 53 Ibs Red. bushel toprsd. 3.00 vg 2.50 xo WSYR.

The hour-long concert 1 A 1 A i. Vj i 4 ff 32 20 32 4. 13-! 30 i iT. cicz. oun ,1 1 4 00? 4,25 i.ij^ summer Xighi's Dream" ar.d No, 2 in J.

-i 2.254 1.ou Bo Scouts from all over the 1 i i ti fc-J J. i Hi: Parade l.OC Farm-Hosa 1.15 Hour 1.30 Radio 1 45 Hadio Cry School Sports i 1 1 on Farm Grand i vJ Back to Bible Boys Arr.er. Jasz jiour Ocifit Hour Over i 1 A upland 15 Ibs. upland. 5C ibs.

16 57 7 21 7 20 3 I turnip? Purple-top. bu. DU. Yeseiaale Oysters. 002.

nun. MISCELLANEOUS Honey 5 ib. call 12 EGGS VfHOLESALE 11 Medium, crate 4 EGGS RETAIL 6 co-. tio larce i 1 do. medium 4 i.ou witness a oroadcasi from ihe 55 Boy Scout jamboree.

The show heara here ai 4 D. WSYR. oo 2 15 2.30 oo 3.: 5 3 6 Ti 4.00 4.15 i 4.45 For Opera Opera 1 1 Give Buck buckaroos I 3-jckarocs i I Band Cor.c^rt Crosbv Take Galen i 4 Lcmba rdr Party Folia A vTM i Bey Dsvc 1 Opera Opera Opera. j. 3.

U.S.A. Hoi 5oi 1.35 special show will be Bob Hope. s.is LDC Stewart, Roy Rogers a Dale Evans. Amory Houshton. nres- 14.COS15.00 12.CO'» 13.00 A BOI Xuslc -EVENING ana A i A.

SWJ-K. crizer executive, will soeak. Music 4 POULTKT 1 2 White Lcsfcorn. LVB i Recks and Reds I'! 1 'Hoasters. Fu'ers.

live. Ib. 4 2 -r- 27- 14 by The Mitchell chorus and a made un of one-time Scouts. Sarah Churchill, actress daughter 6.CO TM A 6.30 6.45 Nsws. G'maa Syrr.p r-v Locai Ne NBC Symp'ny Dinner Dinner Date NBC 2p are i 1 a JO i i- 5 f---r Ar 3 i i t- IT A A A A Schoo! Fcru 4 A i i rj i in 14 News -i -T, .3 14 2-5 33 Pullets.

33 Commission Houses rt v-4. i. A I Grcal Britain, appear as guesi hostess on the Sid Caesar-Imogene iCoca show at 9 p. WSYR-TV. i And while we're tsikins about A 7 IT Bta 1 1 fr i I A 0n OV 7 I I i 5 a i PA B5 CVUi tCk.

i i i stare Department cf Agriculture a a i snow, of TM 8. 30 9 15 9.30 Mar. Caliea Kit Parade Kii Paraie Dennis Day Dennis Day i a n. i S. Goocman Croscy A A.

1 t- L- A --U 4 ern. bos 4 Bananas. JU-ib- box Cranberries. Mass. 4 box i 4 9 4 20 10 20 2 23 10 20 20 25 pint, seedless, box Lrinor-s, CaM- box i 1 C.

HH' 4 Pears. WPS: boz a FJa 'r box 0 WG 1 0 i 1000 -J'Jcr Ca-ova 4.75^ 5.00 a i a the Spotlight several. IC.la Cannva times in the past. Mala and 0 have been conspicuous by their. 4.00^ absence in recent weeks, are the Grand Ole Qpry i i Peace J' Prace J' Pop Parade cy v.

a. 11. 11. DO 11 35 f-- 1, 3.00^ 3.23 9.00^ n.oo on video. oreosrcioPiers we vc seen We'd like to see them 11.45 Lorr.bardo -Dream as in permonent soois on thai I.

MO they fit very 'well therc-or on N6W 5.00 a hamper 3.50 nr. nor WOLF listeners earlv Sunday 1 4 1 3 4 4 12 -5 "8 75 J6 1 30' 12 13 4 13 13 1 12's 16 4'a 3 75' 13 14'j 5 Broccoli. "3s Texas. In? Cabbage. "RTst.

L. cr. A Texas. Saves. cr.

3.0·: 4.00 nb I campaign on Polish Melodies. o.30 to 10 a. m. Kenrv has been: 1 il.Ou 4 3 3 i jt: i J. t4 A me cr.

13 cr. 3Tr' Texas, L-. A. cr. 16U Celery, Pascal, 4 do-.

Pascal. Fla. 3 Golrien Heart. Cr. dor.

1 Chickorv. cr. CKCuniters. b'J. II 16 Dandelion Tsxas.

cr- e.5C e.s.V 2.25'Tn]ssinn5. C.OO 3.F.C us fancy. US No 1 2 niiri. and Tne response been si 2 to Hank. has worked EOBI1TSON ELEPHANTS Brother Sensational Acrobatic Act to fc LU 6's 30 ai across.

SI.nO -y 1.7 harrsper i cr. t- 50 cr. o.oy On the roster for the 6 NY Show" n. m. tomorrow.

WSYR. 4 4 2 poorer. Ii S4 00 14 3 i 3 13 15 3 U'i 4.253 O.o5 4.25ft 4.50 1.40'tt 3 50 1.25?? 1.50 12-i 12 10 10 T2 1 bu. 100 Ibs. Red.

50 Red Biiss. 50 ibs. Idaho. 100 las. s.

Southern cr. Canadian 50 ll-riShaJJots. doz. 18 -2 So. bu.

3 TCT- bu 11 2 repack. 10 units 4 a i H.H-, 8 Ibs. 3 'Yams. I i BEAN MARKET (Per 12U I The lollowir.g quotations represent 49' for bean? per 100 pound? at the a 14 ifcy dealers in Central and Western N-ff 10 -York on a hand-picked basis- -Marro-w 10.fiOftI3.SO 6' 6.755; 9.PO Yellow Eyes 9.00£H 00 Tallu will be there, too. Markets at Glance NEW YORK STOCKS--Hiher; air.s cx- larce.

0 0 1 2 5 ONIONS- i5Q-ib. clr-be. I to 2 P. M. Today 3.00 3 75 3.25! 3TT-2 4.C-C Ibs.) and Jair 1.35 countr.

50-Ib. sacic yellow ciobc. 5 2 0 0 2 25. BONDS--Steady, late rally in POTATOES-LOHC isjand. Katahdin and roo- "NTo 1 c--m A i i I 1O A Channel 1 10 rails.

COTTON--Closed. STOCK CHICAGO WHEAT--Firm: Great Britain continues buying cash wheat. CORN--Easy: rail tfr more cash grain expected. OATS--Mixed; small prices 5 I 9 i 2 0 50-lb. jaci.

31.15. 50-lb. sack US No. 1 Katahdia and Green Mcur.tair.. Dividends Declared 35 35 "'s 6 TURPENTINE QUOTES SAVANNAH.

Ga 92 ari poc oJferinEs ar.d sales, none; receipts: 167; 57; stocks. 3.G4S. ROSIN--Offerings and none: re-' 50 inn $77 cclPts. noTir; shipments. 40; stocks.

23.563.; ou ceTllJ ni top Qaotf--Unchanged. 2-: 9 TTior-cr A HOG5-- Active ana steaay to Corp. iPrer.ricc i TT ATTLE-- Mostly steady. si. A .40 .15 Darr 3- in 3-20 3-5 22 46'i 35 .1 3S .21 45'i 35 BEGINS MONDAY IN THE POST-STANDARD 3 42 42 3 42 20 45 tiCountry Dressed Meats stat Agriculture and Markets 44 TORK.

dressed calves--Receipts liberal. Clioice veaiert scarce. Trading active. steady. j-ic.

imau ooos tw ios. ana under). TBEASURT EEFOET WASHINGTON. rAP)--The position of 65-i IJVE RABBITSr-Rcccipts Demand Active. 14H trMSnry Feb.

Iradiret Tccet: Bodtet expeoditoref 103.SS1.871.14 seiectea hither, xraaii, poor, or 3063SC. HOTHOUSE LAMBS--Receipts light. Tradlnr Jturkct steady. Pisr oedium. 65970C, heavy..

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