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Complete Wall Street Stock Quotations
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Stocks Higher,
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The Markets
Swine, Cattle
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TUESDAY'S QUOrATIONS
At a Glance
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BUSHRS
Utls. Stock
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TUESDAY’B OVOTATIONS
18
16
1
14
37.0
12
Ave.
10
61.8
1
27
TUESDAY’S QUOTATIONS
4
futures trading marked time Tuesday
2
.84
.863 .8612 .852 .86h .8636
88    883n .87%  88% .88%
trol bill drew near.
(Sales in 100c)
17
17
18 64
3
4
Chicago Cash Grain
14%
... bl8 96 bl8'86
i 1285
COTTON
by N. Y.
Fort Worth Cash Grain
846.00
J. C. Penney was off 21 at a new
18
1!
F
.127% 126% 127
The Weather
m Tuesday
1
18 Atch T&SF pf 5
1
Dallas Cottonseed
’ 1
Temperature Data
3%
3%
9%
O
8
P
ap-
Wen With Wives
II L Pre.
ity
5b
rth 61
58
% 15-32
!
feeders bringing $8 50 to 810.
Provisions
39s
A
0
33%
918
18
1
3%
1
‘O
2232
4 Pure OH
2 Pure Oil
36 %
5 C R kPac 6% pf 1 <
1 Chickasha co' on 1 12
regarding their personal status, the
25
JO City 1 &: F pf 612.
95%
212
24
5 b
19
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Nuts and Jolts
By Bill Holman
Is Doubly Unlucky
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the flag but wary of damage suits.
1 Simmons Co 2g
9
. 13
19
Y
asked Jeffrey to draw an ordinance
from |
9
came
104
9-16
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2
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2( *
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Syming-Gould i
"Looks ltke old P. J. is finally going to ask for that raise!"
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Winnipeg Wheat
WINNIPEG, Jan, 30—«— Wheat:
completion in eight weeks. Instead of
an originally scheduled eleven, the
600
521
649
473
624
2.200
3.905
2.678
2.725
3,889
Kan CIlv 52 30
McAlester 55 31
1 Am internati
4 Am Locomotive
900
1,149
1.193
1,063
1,174
18.84
16 67
18.86
A few fed lightweight
up to $11 and $1150.
. 21%,
. 63
. 118
Mav
July
feeder buyers took more interest in
Tuesdays market, and the few avail-
3 Chi A E ill.....
5 Chi A- E til A .
9 Chi Ort West ,
8 Shell Union Dll 1«
1 SllverKing Coalt 40
31%
23
Grains Steady,
Trading S1ows
To Snail’s Pace
31%
106
25
67
Low
18 31
18 48
18 62
16%
71%
50
53%
High
18.38
18 58
18 71
18 93
5%
41
1982-37
Ui
, 721
17
243
276
24
Ordinance for Safe
Display Prepared
Hich
Low .
5% i
16% 1
.50
.47
22   22%
10% 10%
39% 39*1
25    25
6
26%
58%
Wheat Holds Firm
In Narrow Ranges.
Buying Is Cautious
2314
7812
ii
116
15
126'
125
1
(
38
27%
7
24 %
3%
57
65
512
c
f
9%
9%
day's stock market and, while the ma-
jority failed to go any distance, they
at least helped steady the remainder
of the list.
30%
3%
Bid. per ton. f o o
Meal and rake at m:
price, per ton . ..
Comparative Receitps
Cattle Calves Hogs Sheep
Steady; Lamb
Prices Drop
67
IP.
17
4
37
30%
3%
3
20%
12%
9%
51 %
« 1 42
Car Collision Comes
After Gun Blast
18
51%
29’.
Fast Pace Rules
Livestock Trading;
Calf Market Firm
4 a. m.
5 a. m.
6 a. m.
7 a. m.
12
24%
77
8%
15
Tuesday .... 2.300
Monday .... 2,656
Week ago ... 2.192
2 weeks ago. 3.483
Year ago ... 2.470
!R%
20%
5%
2134
2436
20%
65
5%
. 7%
. 37%
• 18%
. 16%
13%
4%
3
1
3%
65
25%
8%
89
32%
68
25%
30
42%
21
106
25
67
Indue.
. 61.0
in
95%
2%
28%
40%
34%
74%
62
13%
38’*
63,,
17 %
4M
! d. m.:
Stations
। Ardmore
Atlanta
Chicago
Denver
9%
14
3%
83'*
6%
03,
7%
106
15%
4
1%
6%
17
1634
36%
30%
3%
3
20%
133
291,
94%
40
201 4
2212
9
16%
28
40
11%
56%
143
30%
12
13%
3 1
56%
3%
24%
1%
3%
6%
11%
12%
2%
53%
5%
6%
58%
5%
32%
13
4%
21
6 Aviation Corp .15g .
H
12 Bald Loco ct .....
16 Balt A Ohio ......
8 Balt A Ohio pf ...
36
114
4%
2%
10%
39%
unch
37.8
38:8
45.0
35.1
52.2
744
37
17%
7
161a
25%
98%
73%
11%
12%
9%
51%
6%
36%
27%
23%
1?‘‘
39%
14%
90%
33
6
40%
1%
13%
4%
13
27 %
12%
16%
142%
151,
13%
18
34%
Stock Averages
(Compiled by The Associated Press)
80
37
17%
7
18,,
68%
15%
35
7%
17%
4%
18.70 nl8.77 nl8 67
..... nl8 79 nl8 69
1938-39
33:7
13
27%
12%
16%
A
222
142
5
1%
5
Open
March 18 36
23
12
31%
54%
170
6%
25
28%
37
6%
s?
5%
514
32%
6%
6%
31%
. 9%
. 30
. 10%
1 Hersh A 2i
4 Houston OH .....
1 Hud A Man pf ... 3
1 Hud Bny M&S hg. 20%
4 Hud Botor ..
41 Hupp Motor
36%
27%
23 %
5%
25
13%
3
12%
12%
70%
18
18
27
9
17
74
12%
65%
116
15
13%
120%
99
24%
9%
91 %
458
13%
5%
21%
4%
63
15%
35,
51 %
5%
66%
6%
71
29%
9%
9%
16
44%
Hope for Increased Rates
Carriers still had the benefit of re-
12% 12% ।
37 % 38
17% 17%
16.8
10.6
13.8
17.1
473a
48%
5
25%
3
5%
74%
5
2R%
27%
1%
3%
65
25%
6%
89
32
64%
25 %
30
42%
21
6%
116
3%
8
40%
17
9%
32,,
9%
ruary.
---—-
Accident Victim
.44
!
33
11
—. 1
28:
381
35.5
24.5
40.8
30.9
47% |
48%
5 1
25%
3
5% ।
74%
5 1
28%
2733
30
10% .
17% I
19% 1
e:
241 <
2232
«
S pc pt 5
11 Ohio Oli %( ...... 8
1 Oliver Farm Eq ig. 17%
10 Omnibus Corp ..... 5
4 Otis Elevator Is 12%
4 Otis Steel               6
4 Owen-Ill Glass 2%k 48%
6%
25
28%
15
Rails
+.1
gz
point $35.000$40.00
nil. asked
88
33%
77%
8%
15
and attendants admitted him to the
hospital to determine if he has other
injuries. Hargrove was dismissed. Dye
said the collision threw higaonito
the pavement.
23
12%
1%
30
32
31%
2.1
48
109
2%
6%
5%
39%
5 *
25
brought $9 up, with dogies and fair
kinds selling at $7 to $8, Stocker and
(These quotatons are basea on ceports
of the Asriculkural Marketins Service. for
lists, flat In warehouse in Oklahoma City
#228. "
E-S,
1& dm‘s
27%
12%
16%
Hog Prices Steady
Trade tones were weaker north, but
local hog buyers went to work on a
2912
CE
%-in. white. middling, lb.. IS. 35 cents.
15-16-In. white, middlinu, 18.60 cents.
TUESDAY’S QUOTATIONS
CHICAGO, Jan. 20— (UP)— Grain
versit y hospital emergency room Tues-
112% day night and hoped his tough breaks
11%
88
33%
77
8
15
9-16
17
up with these standards: a flag 3
by 5 feet, on a 12-foot staff, with
the hole in the sidewalk to be at
least 15 inches from the curb.
"That will get the flag high enough
to keep from whipping men's hats
off," Lee explained. "The hole should
have a metal cap which will fit flush
with the sidewalk when the flag is
not displayed."
68
5%
106%
15
3%
83%
20%
10s.
44%
31%
3%
------------ ... 66%
40Atl Coast Line 1g . 26
2 Atl G&WInd 38   . 30
3%
5%
45%
4
119
23
12%
28
38
116
17’4
82
32’ .
10%
12
45
3%
78%
12%
27%
134
20
3%
51
44%
4
119
2%
2332
38
116
17%
82
6% ।
116 1
225=
u=zg7 -22
4 Murphy gc 4
9 Murray Corp %«
N
103
1
: 188
. .080
13’4
3%
634
61
31
9%
30
10%
1634
19’4
22%
37%
13
24’.
63%
22 %
18%
7%
18%
29%
94%
40
20 ’ 4
22 ’ 4
16%
2R
40
71
4%
50
27
8%
8,,
46%
13
r
29
32
8 Int Pap pf 5
7 Int Shoe $5e ,
10 Int Tel A- Tel
.10 Island Crk C pf
J
Houston 67 41
Jacksnvle 59 39
8
41
28* 28* 1yrti
1 1 Mathies
A 28 : 2832
32
41%
4%
64%
7
8
22
17%
39
14%
90%
33
bactfie R» 10.'   *#
CORN-HOG
RATIO
Number of Bushela of Com Required
1           Buy 100 Pound, of Liv Hoga
Net chance .
Tuesday ....
Monday ....
Month ago .
Year ago
1941-42 hirh
1941-42 low
1940 hich .
1946 low
13%
4
6%
6%
31
132% 13212
31%
trade was slow but around
steady, with most earning $8 to $9.50.
Calf trading was under way earlier,
with prices at least steady, if not
2 Atl c&w in pf 5«. 421,
21 Atl Refining la
5 Atlas Corp %g .
.20 Atlas Pow pf 5
12% 12%
3%  514
12%
1%
30 1
32
31%
48
109
2% I
6%
5% 1
40%
1%
5
35
High,
cess of
16s.
71%
50%
54
11934 1
22
46
40*
1 United Stores A
.20 Univ Leaf Tob 4a
V
cadres at a newly established medical
replacement training center at Camp
Robinson, Ark. Selective service re-
cruita to replace them are expected in
a few days.
$11.75. Bulk of the native lamb crop
brought $10 50 up, with culls and
pILEiAKY
PtDGeHOisr
&EFLEOGERIG
Co
----- — . 4%
8 Nat Cash Rea ia . 1215
16 Nat Dairy Pr -
285
4%
3%
Outside Livestock
L.
12
24%
47%
10
95' ,
M
2634
40 %
34%
74%
62
13%
104%
13%
1%
1%
12%
- 52.3 13.0
60 stock range since 1927—
,25
Elk Cil
Ft Wor
63 Chi Ort W pf 11%
1 Chi Pneu T cv pf 3 39% 39% 39%
1 Chi Rk Is .V Pac 11-32 11-32 11-32
SCR IPac 60 pf %   %   14
John Hargrove. 40 years old, Choc-
taw. lay on a table in the Uni-
draw his bid for such authority since
it interfered with plans of President
Roosevelt.
Another point said to have been
settled by the conferees reportedly
placed a floor under farm prices as
well as a ceiling over them.
4 2
2%
1927-21 ,
157.?
3%  3%
11-16   %
2 Holland Furn 2a .. 17%
3 Holly Sugar %e .   ]«%
9 Homest M;n 4% . . 373,
4 City Stores _____ .    4-a
2 Clev Graph Br 2% . 2634
3 Climax Molvb 1.20a 40%
1 Cluett Peabody 3g.  "
7 Coca-Cola 56 ....
1 Coca-Cola A3
3%
23%
12
32%
54%
171
%
13%
2 Int Bus Mach 6a'
23 Int Harvest 2a ..
3 Int Hydro-El A ...a.
15 Int Mer Marine .. 11
10Int Mln A Ch 2%
4 Int Min & Ch pr pf 53%
lint Mining ME
16 Int Nick Can 2
10 Int Paper
H L Pre. Stations
8 a. m..
9 a. m..
10 a. m.
11 a. m..
12 Noon.
1 p. m.
2 p. m..
3 p. m..
4 p. m .
5 p. m..
6 p. m.;
7 p. m..
47%
48%
25%
3
5%
74%
5%
28%
273
5 %   5 %
.1-16 11-16
32% 32%
17% 18 1
2
102
Based Upon Average of
Firm Prices of Corn and
of Hog. for Each Month T ""
24-hour A verage Cotton Price
5%
86% |
6%
71        1
29% , pei
9%  8
an early upturn of better than a i
point. Union Pacific was on top 1% J
and lesser improvement was retained
10% I
Director Denies That
Favors, Penalties Exist
No order has been issued from stale
draft headquarters demanding induc-
tion of married men." Lieut. Col.
2 1 92   1 8934 1 91% 1.90
4 1 93% 1 91% 1.93% ! 913a
.84% .83% .83% .84
stronger. Qualitied veals went up as
high as $13, and better grades of
heavies up to $10.50 and $11. Most
I veals
17%  1734
72% 72%
17    17
Hourly temperatures for the
8 Nat Biscuit 1 60 .
3 Nat Can %a
9 Am Hide & Leath . 3%
I Am Home Pd 2.40a 43
3 Am Ice ...
1 Am Ice pf
»;
»
SIXlEEN—WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 21, 1942
48% 48%
* 17% 1734house, American Can and Douglas
’ 214 314 Aircraft.
state draft director said.
With state draft headquarters del-
uged by phone calls from individuals
Final sales of stocks Tuesday were 487..
imi™” vears January 1 >o date
8.62 °127066.388r aso 9,010,760; two years
*
1 Am Locom pf 7s
I Am M & Met ..
I Am Metal 1' E .
3 Am Pow & Li ..
2 Am P&L sr, pr i >,k. 2413
5 Am P&L S3 pf .94k. 20’.
S' Am RAdASt 8 .60 .  44,
10 Am Roll Mill  1.40  11*.
2 70 Am Roll Mill pH1, 5612
1 Am  Seating 1g    .  7>,
12 Am  Smelt&R  ia,   4212
1 Am Snutt Co le
10 Am Stl Fdrs 2s.
Central, Great Northern. the secretary of agriculture.
9832%
lowtemperatures, rainfall (in ex- !
0.09) for 12 hours ending 6 30
will form
5% S
4%    1 Safeway Strs 3a .. 41%
19    .70 Safe St 54 i.,iciji
100% lOSt Joseph Lead 2 . 34%
7’< । ,30 St L Southwest pf. 6%
434 1   6 Savage Arms 3 31g. 19
106    6 Distill
-----    1 Schenley pf
65 Nash Kelvinator %g 5%
,10 Nash Chat&StL 26 21
1 Nat Acme 2g .17'
5 Nat Auto Fib .60 . . 3'
2 Nat Aviat 55g
Line, This was
troversial points since Secretary
i Wickard last week offered to with-
24%
38
49 32
44 24
54 20
33
10’.
2912
2 Virgintan Ry
1 Virginian Ry
Trading was quiet Tuesday in all
branches of textiles.
"9
f
CREAM
(Prices in Oklahoma Citv)
Butterfat ......     .320  33
BUTTER
4 Colgate-Palm-P %a.
1 Colst-Plm-P pf 4% 104% 1048
, 2 Collins Ar Aik 3a 13%
20 Col & South 1 pf. 1%
150 Col A South 2 pf 1%
7 ColumBracast A 2g 12%
1 Colum Breas' B 2a . 12%
14 Colum G & El 10g   1%
1 Colum Carbon 4 70g 70%
1 Am Stores 1 . . .
3 Am Sugar Ref 2e
3 Am Smuat Tob 1
11 Am TelTel 9 ..
10 Am Tozacco 4 26
14 Am Tob B 4%r . .
10 Am Type Fdrs
9 Am Viscose %e .,
6 Am Wat wks . . .,
2 Am Woolen ...
2 Am Wool pf 12g .
8 Am Zinc LA’S
43 Anaconda 2%s
1.10 Ann W&C 25g .
3 APW Paper ......
11% 11% '
1
9%   912
4%   43a
18
25"
9
17
74
12%
6534
14% 14%
58% 58%
31% 31
2%  2
6 132   132
71% service boards                          patriotic to display the Stars and
.... . 53% । Although revised leaflets have been Stripes from staffs set in the sidewalk.
191 11934 sent to state offices, close study indi- T.....
46    <6 cates little change from procedures I dorsing the proposal for drilling holes
- developed prior to war s declaration. *“ ““ "—"        "
with most of the revisions pertaining
to new registrations beginning in Feb-
center's first graduates
1 Nat Dept Strs
3 Nat Dist 2.
4 Nat Gypsum 40g
.30 Nat Gyp pf 4%
7 Nat Lead 1za
1 Nat OH Pr 1 95g . .
19 Nat PELt ... .
4 Nat Stl 3a
,30Vadzco 8a lea pf . 22%
1 Van Nor M Tl 1.30g 10%
1 Vanadium Corp 1%g 19%
2 Vick Cham 2a ..    39%
3 Vic Cham Wks L40« 25%
11 Va-Caro Chern .. . 2%
7 Va-C Chem6%pf 1g 28%
.10 * P >6 pf 6 114°
1 Va Iron C & C pf 18
—...... 41% 41%
pf 5.. 10934 109% 10934
2 . 2.-.  34%  34%
ithwest pf,  6%   6%   6%
“ 31g. 19    18%  18%
. ...  1g  15%  15%  15%
.  - _............. 5%   . 89% 89% 89%
,10 Paper pf 4%.114% 114% 114%
1 Seaboard Air Line .  7-32  7-32  7-32
•   6 Seaboard Oli l .... 13    1238  12%
3 Seagrave Corp ..... 2%   2%   278
31 Sears Roebuck 3a . 5334  53%  63%
4 Servel Inc 1            6      5%    57,
6 Sharp A Dohme 20g  611   6%   6%
।  I Sharp A Doh pf 3% 58%  68%  5814
3 Sha” rk (FG) 40a ""
10 Sheaffer Pen 2a
year. Others in
Sovcn •f Daba: u. $ op* o Aqricutue A
T2CL
20 director pointed out that the only
220 place where registrants can secure In-
st,   formation about their particular class- hall, it appeared only a 1
1632 ificatlon is at their local selective time before it will be both legal ano
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18.36 18.28
18.55 18 46
______ 18.68 18.59
18 86 bl8.92 bl8.82
con M . ,
B O-           WAS 12 points hizher 01 No 2 whit. Som
18.0.01 In? ,4 pound <new season lush. 1 80a, 683 n„ nem
Averass.for the past 30 market days 17,99; • '
middling a-inch average 18 74
Galveston Spot Cotton
Inn LVES1 N Ja 20 - A —Spot cot-
tonhesteady. 9 uD: middling 18 62; sales
Tenn Corr *
11 Texas A Pacific Ry IL __
1 28pFrgt 375 ’Zig
.19 ThatFarp 03:6025 2% Uli
4", 2 I.1 29
Tide Wat A 0 M 4% 91% 11% 9134
>1 io canners and cutters. Butcher heifers
jr were taken over on a mostly $7.50 to
$9.50 basis, with only cuttery kinds
98%
73%
..1101, no 4 110 ’
.. 734   7%   7%
135% 13412 13512
.. 50% 50    50
. 11 16
| Oct. _____
Dec 18 90
b—Bld.
May............ ah    19"
July........ 81       .807,      8012
Wheat No. 1 northern 77%; No. 2, 14;
No, 3. 72.
! Oats No. 2 White 50%: No. 3. 49%.
Minneapolis Flour
5%
32%
1
It was reported conferees had
35 ।
3
Sl%
7 Arm Ill ......... 3%
2 Arm Ill pr pf 1 %k. 65
8 Cork 2%s .26
’ •’*           *        6%
89
32%
NEW YORK, Jan. 20.—Closing prices
Oltall.stocks traded in on New York stock
exchange Tuesday were;
A
High Low Close
6%  6%
1134 11%
35 % 35%
9-32 9-32
CHICAGO. Jan. 20.— (p_ N. wheat
corn $9: No. 3 yellow 79 nw r«rJ"
j 3 velow 801; Jo 4.9inNeWa82rninDla
!md» yellow 75. No. 3 White 88124 "Ro.
Butcher cattle buyers stepped a
little faster Tuesday, and paid prices
.12 that were at least steady, if not firm-
22 er. Most of the butcher and beef cow
20 display commanded $7.25 to $9, while
is a price bulk of $5 to $7 bought most
1 Jarvis wb r.t .. 6
3 Jewel Tea 2 40      2634
„1 Johns-Manv 3     • 58%
50 Johns-Mun pf 7 123
10 Jones * L Stl l 356 23".
1 Jones * L S nt BS 78',
1 Joy Mis t 20     .11
K
a man nearby, discharged accidentally
as the man started to unload it.
"It took seven stitches in my head
and right shoulder to do the trick"
Hargrove continued. "I just had First Men Graduated
them taken out today, and bang, here -irsl "en vracuated
1 am.inthehospitala gain." At Camp Barkeley
The wreck in which Hargroves ear           r           ‘
waa involved occurred four miles east 1 ABILENE, Texas, Jan. 21 — (Spe-
of Eastern avenue on Northeast clal.l—The medical replacement cen-
Twenty-third street. His car collided ter here at Camp Barkeley graduated
with one driven by J. F. Dye, 41 years its first medical troops Tuesday.
old. Quthrie, who was uninjured. Their training course speeded to
Dye's son, John, 18 years old. ap- '      .....
parently was injured more seriously
than Hargrove. His nose was broken
49* 49%
New York Dry Goods
NEW YORK Jan 20 -IR,- Converters
in < he rayon trade Tuesday continued to
he!p..one another by exchaneing their
reqOlreaarns for materlals more rsently
Treasury Statement
attWASAATOFendan, 30,-,:
Pared with orresponan date a rear am:
jM’IPts 811,1022034512 S14.970.828 29.
osExseniditures 882.380.735.54: 853,390,-
60?944 83 *nC‘ 83.097,764,635. «t 81,590,-
pa%orks8.sbetans pIncluded ta.339.3BJ.-
6420250778.1285171205 month 810.973,-
OS®; 15,219,6255850.24 1
3553:55,982249.56 »«■»”'”>-
2,1,316,579382 tB.48B.71J.7J7.3J;
0l?897'44d'bt 830.229,482, 793.76: 85.120,-
over Previous day 826,868,-
7884 “"W 822,741.361,258.42; 622,081,-
embodying recommendations
Lee for safe display.
Lee got his staff together and
13 l
2* $ 1
% |
14 111 cent .........
1.10 til Cent ii
4 III Cent pf ......
2 Indian Refin .....
6 Indpls PAL 1.60 ..
3 Indust Rayon 2%g 251
1 Inger Rand 7g ... 98%
1 Inland Stl 4a .      737.
6 Inspirat Con Cop 1 12
.40 Interch Cp pf 8    ----
10 Interlake Ir 34g
2     2
.  28   28%
% 114% 114%
.           173  i
2%a . 31% 31%
D w 29 S 2911
kDhard,what. Chicago Livestock
8 centa over No CHICAGO, Jan. 20.-I-(USDA)-Sal-          ... - ______ .... ....
cents over Nn ,                                           1 medium to good calves and
all weights, sows steady; good and choic                " “ dasla-
170-300 lbs., 811 40d 11.70, top $11.75;
140-160 lbs. 810.50^1140. good 360-500
1b..$oWs $10.50010.90; lighter weights to
81100 and above; shippers look 3,000;
holdovers 2.000.
New Orleans Spot Cotton
NEWORLFANS. Jan. 20— (P- Spot cot- . -------... - ...
618. L80midaqne 18.35" middling 8218: Kansas City Cash Grain
49842901 idd ling 19.36, receipts 3.337, stock
Pennsylvania, Atlantic Coast Lu,
21 * Anaconda, American Telephone, West-
IMpls-St P 45 26
N Orleans 38 44
.New York 42 38
Okla City 54 31
IOC Airprt 54 29
Ponca Cry 26
St Louis 46 28
I Tulsa 56 33
Washngtn 45 38
'Waynoka 56 24
IWichita 53 26
1 Asd Dry Goods
.50 Asoc Inv pf 5
89 Atch T&SF le .
1%
9%
14
3
63%
6’1
- . 18%
.-e 7%  7%
if ct. 20% 20%
agreed to grant veto power over ceil-
18 prices on agricultural items to
ol 1 I I I II
•W 10 20 -U 3 14 M M
1 Bangor A Ar
.50 Bangor A Ar pf
3 Barber Asph . .
I Barker pf 234
20 Barnsdall Oil .60    .. ,
6 Bath Ir Wks 114g . 17SB
1 Bayuk Clear 1%     19%
1 Beatrice Cream la   221
14 Bendix Ayiat le . 3734
3 Benef Ind Ln 1 70a. 13%
2 Best A Co 1 60a .. 21%
8 Beth Steel 6g         64
1 Bigelow-Sanf 4      22%
1 Black A Deckerl.80g 1R%
BIaW-Knox 60       7%
16 Boeing Airplane 18%
1 Bohn Al,Brass 2g 291,
.20 Ron Amt A 4a ... 94 %
.10 Bon Ami B 2' a .. 40
R Borden Co 1,40g     205,
17 Bora-Warner 2g 228,
2 Bridgeport Bras* 1   9
4Brigs Mg 2%r  . 16%
2 Briggs A St rat 3    28
2 Bristol-Myers 2.40a 40%
4 A’ Qu Trans.
7Bklyn-Man Tr .... 1%
3 Bklyn Un Gas ,      9%
1 2%r 14
4 Budd  Mfg ...    . 3%
40.Budd Mfg pt        61%
13 gudd Wheel 1,05g.   6%
2 Burling Mills 1926    181,
6 Burr Add Mach “
.10 Rush Term B1 pf ct.
2 Butler Bros 60 ...
4 Butte Cop A Zinc .
2 Byerg A M Co ... a
3 Byron Jackson Ir . 11%
ory. single belt prices usually are
Uy less.)
COTTONSEED
fully steady basis. The packer top was
------ repeated at $11.40. and small killers
new htuh on recens crop tBoc reached... Most of the run
.$14,25014.50;   1,190 lb*, to earned $10.75 and up, with some
htv butcher pig sort down to *10 and
.oou tinder. Good stock pigs were up to $9
lb. ot- and $9.25, but undesirably 50 to 80-lb.
21’*
29
1% 1%
9%   934
122, 12%
11% 11%
105% 105%
FORTWORTH. . Jan. 20 ip -Wheat
Nora i36re27nter 1.40*04 No. 1
65Bardey No. 2 nom. 66067; No. 3 nom.
Sorghums No. 2 yellow mio per 100
Ihsenom. 1,1518: o 4 mild nom 112
N05: Katy, 1atin™ 1.13m1s:
NoCornseib11s808o 2 white 9801.00
.Pats No. 2 red 626063: No. J red 60 061.
K.Eua
> /*
37 ducts ariots.". o. b
71 , on 12%0: meal 43
“.............—» v* 13.10 120301 ...   4 hulls sh first cut 1...00.0 - „ .. .
Precipitation tor the last 24 hours end- qna rut linters 3 to 3130
ine st 6 30 p m -None.              Memphis Cottonseed
I MEMPHIS. Jan. 20. Prime cot-
l tonseed meal futures <41 percent' deed
215tend¥a.lostne prices * °- b. Memphis:
20 Jan.,39,60: Maro 40.00: Mar 40.25: Oct.
.60 40 00. Sales 2.100 tons.
E
2 Eastman. Kodak 6a I33
; Eaton .Mfg 3 ...... 311.
, 1 El Auto-Lite 3 .       >3
10 Boat 9 ■••• 12‘«
7 E! Power A Lt ... _ 1%
K® « «39
1E1p21orN4a3235
,1 Endicott-John 3      48
.10 Endicott-John pf 5 109
-Eng Pub Service ...
3 Erie RR .....
81 Erie RR ct ...
27 Erle RR pf A
Eureka V Cleaher\
1 Evans Products ... 5
1 Ex-Cell-O 2 60g    . 25
were over.
"Doggone my luck, last week I got
shot in the head and shoulder and
now today I get in a wreck and in
I the hospital," he said. "I sure hope
my bad luck is ended.”
He explained he was peppered with
buckshot when a gun. in the hands of
23: 123: bottom for the last
-•* n * arrears were Pepsi-Cola, Union Car-
253: | bide, Allied Chemical, Texas Co.,
4 221 Bethlehem Steel. Sears Roebuck,
68 | United Aircraft, Du Pont and Gen-
!?*• eral Electric.
52'4
3
2%
25%
14%
26%
22%
14%
9%
173u
6% |
12673 1
73
8      ।
4%
50
27%
May 1 901.
July 1.921
RYE—
New York Woo)
NEW YORK. Jan a0.--p—Moderate
tradedemand for wool top futures Tues-
day litfed values to small gains Buying
represented lifting of hedges upon ac-
quisition of government contracts, and
selling came from mot hovises.
No trading took place in grense wool
futures.
Certificated grease wool spot 95 8
eeSHU? 'u‘u,“ closed ” to 4 *' •
Mar, tx.n; Juy 128,4b.
rlirMLr1 *"*•
! Poudla" Alfefa2 5b. 6332
1 Dow Chem 3   , . 118 4
2 Dresser Mfg iljg: 13
9 de N 7g 131,
5 du Pont dt 41      1283
New York Cottonseed Oil
NEW YORK, Jan. 20 -(P—Bleachable
cottonseed oil futures closed unchanged
to gl.lower. , Sales 26 contracts. March
13 92b, May 13 89b. b—Bid.
ka
1 A.J
m DiLL
r 30
r ,
SB
to able were cleared at prices that
peared fully steady to firm.
K°
ypgF8
55g, ’ o %.
X- C.D0e-
a; DOUGLAS
I N STATIONERS-PRINTERS
I ITHOGHAPHERS
4 I OFFICE outfitters
1 .     / iu/ 5 3*6 1 ?1IN w | IF , ।
CHICAGO. Jan 20—(/Pi—Butter re-
ceipts 653.509. Creamery. 93 score 35% (
35%; 92. 35. 91.   V4; 90. 34%: 89. 33%:
88. 33%: 90. centralized, cariota 34%.
Eggs receipts, 9.840 Fresh graded ex-
tra firsts, local 33 cents cars 33 :
first*, local 3212. cars 33; current receipts
321a: dirties 90. checks 28%.
Poultry, live. 33 trucks. Hens over S
lbs 21, 5 lbs, down 21; Leghorn hens
18%.
Broilers. 219 lbs and down, colored 17.
Plymouth Rock 17. White Rock 17
Springs. 4 lbs up, colored 22% Plymouth
Rock 23% White Rock 23%. under 4 lbs.
colored 18. Plymouth Rock 19 White
Rock 18 bareback chickens 16018: roos-
ters 15%. Leghorn roosters 14%
Ducks. 4%, lbs up. colored 19. white
20 small colored 17 white 18: geese. 12
lbs. down 18. over 12 lbs. 17.
Turkeys, toms old 19. voting over 11
lbs 21. 18 lbs, down 21: hens, old 24,
young 26 capons 7 lbs. up 26. under 7
lbs. 26. slips 22
Kansas City Produce
KANSAS CITY, Jan. 20.—4_Egas,
30031c,
Hens. 1501812 cents; broilers 151717.
springs 121201712, old ronsters and stage
1211131, geese 11. ducks 1215
Tom turkeys 15% 020; hen turkeys 11
02212.
Butterfat, No 1, 31 cents.
Creamery butter, 34% cents.
Peanuts and Peanut Oil
WASHINGTON, Jan. 20 -The surplus
marketing administration announces prices
effective in the southwest for excess vea-
nuts for oil as follows’
Spanish U. S No 1 $87 a ton: No. 1
$84: No 3 $80: unniassified 176.
New York Coffee
NEW YORK Jan 20 - (M-I henvy
turnover Santos coffee futures advanced
01 to .04 of a cent a pound TuesdAv to
federal ceiling prices or slightly below.
Sales totaled 40,000 bags.
Demand was based on the theory that
the shipment of coffee from South Amer-
ica. to,the United States might be cur-
tailed by sea warfare.
Higher prices were anticipated because
of increasing marina and war risk in-
surance rates.
Rio was nominally unchanged.
Small trade was reported in the spot
185m
July.          Sept. 12 97: Bc. 12 99
..Ri0.Slgaung nominal prices March 8 58
May 8 65 July 8.75. Sept. 8 85.
b—Bid: n—nominal.
Boston Wool
Baers
JSS1 moved at 81052
(Wholesale asking price)
Creamerv std, 1b.........$ .3410 .38
POULTRY AND EGGS
Eggs, dozen ..................  270 .31
Hens, heavy ............. .16
Hens. Leghorns and lights ...»   120 .14
Fryers broilers ...........  .n«
Roosters ....................06 9
1 Ducks .. ..................
7%   756
1534 15%
Prev.
Close Close
18 32 18,22
18 49 18 38
18.62 18,52
18 75 IR 64
1000 1061: Aaximum tls dte lt year...
io’l Ninimum this dale last year
Y « Maximum in lest 52 rears <1906.
J, Minimum in last 52 years (19351
Cattle 10.000: calves 1.200: good .
cnotce yearlines and medium welsht steers
steady: weichty bullocks steady to 25c low-
er. mostly 25c off on medium to good
grades; all common and medium light,
steers weak to 25c off with all
grades heifers generally 25c down, largely
steer and heifer run. most steers turning
at 11.2514.00 and heifers at $10,006
13.00; prime 1.096 lb yearling steer-------
at SI4 85.----’ ' •
offerings $14,251 14.50;   1.190 lbs, to
414 25 and 1.287 lbs. to $14.00, but nu-
merous loads medium weight and wele—
steers grading medium to strictly goc.
turned at $12 25 to 813.25; 1.375 lb. ui- .
erines at outside price: common and me-
dium grades $9.50/011.50; good to choke1
heifers, topped $13.25; cows strong to'
shade higher beef rows at $8,26009.25 up
i most; weigh* v cutter cows now selling very
I close to 88.00: bulls and vealers firm,
weighty sausage hulls selling up to $10.60
men's I choice vealers $15 no stock rattle carce
--i but weak in sympalny with dull trade on
rank and file killing steers.
Sheep,10.000; fat lambs closing un-
evenly 250 40c. lower fat yearlines and
sheep very scarce, steady; one deck strict-
ly choice 91 lb. fed lambs 812.75; several
decks up to 95 lbs. $12 65 with bulk good
and choice. 95-105 lbs. $12.10012.50;
choice 113 1bs. $11.65; choke 95 lb. shorn
—Turpentine ambs with No. 1 pelts 81165.
Kansas City Livestock
2 Underwood-Ell 3%g 33% 33%
J Union Bag & P 1.. 9%  9
1.50 Unmio0^^1 pf 25:189,, 107 ’ 107 ’
3 Union Oil Cal l .. 1338 13% 13%
13 Union Pacific 6 .... 73% 71% 73
1 Union Pacific pf 4 . 8012 80% 80%
12 Union Tank Car 2 .. 271 26% 27%
2 United Air Lines .. 11    10%  1034
21 United Aircraft 4g . 33% 32% 32%
6Unit Aircrlt pf 5 . 99% 99% 99%
1 United Biscuit 1 ... 11     11     11
22 United Corp ...... %    %    ’■
1 United Corp pf .... 16    16    16
20 United Drug ...... 6%  6%  6%
1 United Elec Coal ..  4%   4%   4%
1 United Eng & Fdy 3g 32%  32%  32%
2 Unit Fruit 4 ...... 68%  68
19 United Gas Imp .60 5% ft%
1 United Gas 1 pf 5.106% 106%
57 Unit Mer & Mfg 3k 15    14%
1 U S A For Sec ... 3%   3%
.SOL’S A For 3 pf 6.. 83% 83%
.20 US Distributing pf. 20% 20%
10 US Freight 1 ..... 1034   1033
3U8 Gypsum 2a..., 44% 443g
1 U8 Hoffman Mach. 636   638
1 US Indus Alco la 31% 31%
19 US Leather ...... 3%   3%
45 US Leather A . . 10%   9%  10%
2 US Lea pr pf l %k .lOO 99 100
5U8 Pipe A Fdrv 2g 25 “ ' -
2 US Play Cd 2a . .. 27%
1 US Plywood 1.20 .
1 US Real A- imp...
8 US Rubber 2? . .
3 US Rubber 1 pf 8.
4 RAM le.
20% 20%
92% 92%
90    91
7%  7%
20s* 21%
1% 1%
2%   234
15    16
29% 29%
27% 27%
-:.198 19% 19%:
3 Calumet & Hec 1 .. 6% 6% 63,
, "‛1 6882 13,, 1232 1332
. 4’.   4’,   4’,
.5 J 3
. 8614 88'4 86'.
. 41', 41     318,
33 33,
1i% 11’.,
1 300. Nlow npening 5-10 lower
gSheep.lambs 15-20c lower ewes steadv;
'B:
lambs 11.8ft. ewes ft.7ft down.
Clive E Murray cheerfully announced
Tuesday while further advising "Don't
get alarmed.”
"Married men without dependents _________ m. ’   ..
will be classified in the same manner Savannah Turpentine
MlSkingThyrmgaztranvinean!
never been a ruling deferring married ; WeH. ’ 3 23i„K,336n M. 3.40: N, 3.48:
men simply because they are married. ■    •  _•—"10
The 3-A classification is based on de- Wholesale Ha Price
pendency. not on a ceremony, and CHICKASHA. Jan. J0.-wholo.le price,
there have been no orders issued from ot hay per ton in thl. aection follow;
state headquarters to change theoxtralenfv.alarifa814:o.2alfalr.312;
standard," Colonel Murray said.                   ------•______
If any change is made, all regls- c• 1 TI n
trants will be promptly notified in Mdewalk Hlao
writing by their local boards. A 10- •uwaIn * Id
day appeal period is also provided by n 1      » m°
selective service regulations, and ail Kulag Arp IDraumn
local boards will gladly explain pro- KUlvu III V HIdwII
cednre for making such appeals, the
Fairly active trading predominated
in the hog and cattle divisions of the
livestock market here Tuesday as re-
ceipts continued light, but liberal re-
ceipts over the west made for uneven
price declines on lambs. Local lamb
values were mostly 25 cents lower,
with best natives going back to $11.50.
Hog buyers had a place for the few
arriving, and sales were active on a
mostly steady basis, with packer,
paving up to $11.40
The cattle market was steady to
stronger on all but beef, and it was
a decidedly uneven affair that de-
veloped in this department. Soma
plainer, cheaper-costing kinds ruled
steady to stronger, while better grades
were peddled out on a steady to 25
cent* lower basis. Sales ranged all
the way from $8 50 to $9.50 for plainer
butcher types of yearlings, up to $12
to $12.50 for good drylot kinds.
The $12 50 peak was scored by E.
O. Jeffrey, Canadian county, on 22
yearling steers of 967 lbs. He also had
10 steers of 1,025 lb*, at $11. S. as
D. Daube, Carter county, scored $11.25
on 28 local fed steers of 1,048 lbs.
R Brannon and son. Love county, sold
13 steers of 1,070 lbs, at $11.50,'while
Tom Brannon landed the same price
on 13 others of 1.153 lb«.
Butcher* Move Fast
) on the board of trade as a final con- May
gressional decision on the price-con- sept
trol bill drew near.                      . LARD-
118om1Sred"o2aj2n:12*  97%  98%
17Com Invest Tr 3 .. 33'* 33’, 231;
4 Com Solvents 55s O'a   9s,   9’,
19 Com with & South 5-18 9-33 5-16
2 Com & South pf 3 3262 43    42
17 Com weaithEdis 1 80 226 21’, 22',
2 Consoleum-Nalmn 1« 155  151   1513
14 Consol Airer 4s ... 191* 19    19
21 Consol iear l'«»  1*  16’*  10’*
in Consol, cigar f1 7  96     86    86
39 Con Cis pr    61   95%  96    831
1 Coppermin BE 6’,  83  63:
2 Cons Edison  189   136  1312  13'4
,1Cons Edison p! 5 • 92',  92',  92'<
13 Conso Oil % ..... 6*   s%  *31
2 Consol R r Cuba pi 732   732    732
1Consol‛n Coal 5',   S',
1 Consol'n Coal nt . 25    25
3 Container Corp ile 13', 13
8 Bak ....... 313  3
Con akP 8 ..;^t 19214
2 Cent Diam Fib i 8%
3 Cont Ins 1.60A       41
6 Cont oMtors 10g     33.
8 Cont Oil Dal ]    . 23%
, Copperweld Stl 80 12
10Corn Exchance 2 40 32%
6 Corn Products 3 • 55
70 Corn Products pf 7 171
I Coty Internal . . t. Y,,
3 Crane Co Ig ...... 1312  131,
2 Cream of Wh 160 14’, 14’1
2 6Crown.Zellerbacheiit ■’
ii 3 .20 D( 5.1 “ 4
3.32     I Crucible steef 18 ■
>'■   3 Crucibie Stl pt 5...
5516 ^S^-^ss8'!1!'/ "
??’. .3?®P<m«;;:
3 214g 37
9 Fajardo Sugar 2     277,
-Hed Mngsmelt 4g 23%
I Fed Mot Truck I Ob 3%
3 Federat D Strs 45e 1714
1 Fid P Fire Ins 1 60a 39%
5 Firestone TAR %e 14%
elFirest T&R pr 6 9012
-5aFontensbwgaverpr 12,,
iFFGehaurSFrang
6 West Auto ______
3 West  Maryland  ...  354   .. _
5 West Maryland 2 pf  78'   7
8 West Pacific _pf  .   9-16   %  „ ..
3 West Union Tel 2k 25% 25’a 25%
3Westing Air Br 1%( 18% 18% 18%
10 Wes El Ac Mfg 5g 79% 79    79
1 Chlor 140 31% 31% “'
.20 pf 4% 10614 106
2 Wheeling Steel 2$ 25    25
.80 Wheeling Stl pr pf 5 68    67
3 WhiteSewing Machine 3%   3%
3 Willys-Overland  ...  1%   15
17 willys-yeriand pf .  fl     P
66 Wilson A Co ..... 696   615   6
4 Wilsono6 pfijk 71% 71
16 Woolworth FW 4% 27% 27% 27
2WilaR!""Aero'"a6l" 162* 181*
1 3 Nat Sup
; .10Nat Sup6pepf 9%g 66%
1 Nehi Corp 60a        6%
•70Neisner Bros pf 434 72                   _
2 Mm 26   201 29'. 291, j period' ending"‛ai 1p.
-5 Inqust 246 91  912  912 8 pm.....
78 N V Central RR .  98,   91,   91J 9 p. m  ..
8 N Y Chi d St Louis 161,  16    1612  10 p, ......
1 17N.Y Chi « St L 01 3554  3414  441  11 P m.
1NX99mnbus.2 ■ ■ 13,4  133  13', I 12 Mldmsht
9 N Y N H 4 H .11-32 11-32   “ 1 '
14N Y N H 4 H pf . 1     '
5N Y Shpbusldin 3s 28’, 28%
2 Noblitt-Sdarks 3%«2 22    22
.20 nt 4113% 113’, 113J,
2 2 , 13 .......
32 NorthAmer Co 1.65s 10
1 NorAmCo 534 D121, 511,
54 Northern Pacific .. 6’.
1 Nor Sts Pow pt 5.21081
2 Northwest Alrl ... 104,
1 Norwalk Tire 4 R 1
1 Norwich Pharm .90s 9%
1 Chile Cop 2'*« . 24%,
19 Chrysler Corp 6s 48
©Ity Ice&Fuie1 1.20 10
Comparative Precipitation
,« January 1 to this date 1938..
• January 1 to this date 1939..; .
•  January 1 to this date 1940... .
January 1 to this date 194160
January 1 to this dale 1942........ 09
. Normal to this date ....                 '79
The sun rises today at 7:36. sets 5 48.'
Civil twilight begins 7:07, ends 6.15.
Moon Phase—New moon rises 10.40 •.
m. Jan. 21, sets 11:03 p. m. Jan 21
.J?:? 18:0
. 74.2 30.5
2 Kalani Stov 4 P .60
10 Ken City South
Kan City 8 pt 2 . to ’ 19 ’
/  12 Dent nt 5 1001, 100%,
12211 2 Kayser J ’,8 ,       7*4 73;
13* 1 2 Kelsev-Hay-Wh B 5     43
70'1 20 Kendall Co pt 6a . 105% 108
Wheat rimed ' tn I' cont . ..-101       . 10 65 10.65 10 62 10 62 10 65
wneat crosed . to "4 cent a bushel March 12 10 12.15 12.10 12 12 )2 10
higher: corn was up    to %: oats un May 12 32 12 37 12.32 12 37 12 32
_____ to : rye off U to u:and wy-.'""’   12 52 12 57 12 52 12 57 12 82
tone InNew York Cotton Futures
response to a modest commission i                                  “
house demand and scattered short March 10pon 1Fieh 11ow
covering operations, but grains flue-I May   18 48  18 30  18 21
tuated narrowly about their previous July    18 28  18 92  18-24
closing levels throughout the session Dec.   is 74  15 79
Wheat dipped fractionally in early Jan. ..     , .....
trading under light commission house n-Nominat. _
S that caught few stop-loss New Orleans Cotton Futures
pree kn » rallied to recoup the (By The Associated Press)
losses on general scattered support.
nKASAS,CITY., J,,n, 20. M—wheat Tur”». "hen."
dirk bird 12260%182910. N, heher,N9,,2 Tureeya. toms
9,2 Ad *,24 12,3 3.122128 Turkeya. No ’ OR*™
No./ red nom. 1.243161281. vna- Nn 1 GRAIN
Corn 58jcMay unrh;n8edl’to1'25''lower om nN N 2: yellow; aheliij' :::
No 2 while nom 82'.""4 No *i lowen Core, new No 2 whit, or mixed 
504 783: No. vellSw nom 2,2 w'Ear corn, ’ cents
No 3 nom. 175, 075: No " mixed nom Katir. cwt.................... 1.000115 down to $7.
87143u78"g2,No. 3 nom. 783. 1*. Amy "1.0 lifers went
, Oats: 3 cars; 14 lower to % higher No Onts. 32-lb. test  .............54  Bull
miwhitesnom, 55%«57%; No. 3 nom.;
04 * * ' 5634                                             I
Milo maize nom. 1 1061 16.
Kafir 1,1041,22.
Rye nom. 76% 7914.
Barley nom. 601 63%.
.No. a1 hard and dark
under to 6% cents over azuy. *
and dark 1% under to 6 cents
red  wheat 1 to 3% cents over  No. 2
red. eyen  to 3  cents  over;   o.  2  white
corn  12 to 3 cents over  No. 2 yellow
corn  1,2 to 2  ents under  No. 2 mixed
corn 212 to 3% cents under.
10 Can ad Pac ... j..
. 2 Capital Ad A ....
110 Caro CAO
10 Caterpil Tract 2 .
1 Celanese Corp 2
.30 Celanese 5 pf 5. __ ,
2.10 Celanese 7 pf 7 . 91
5 Celotex Corp 1 ... 77
10 Cent Aguirre 1%... 2134
1 Cent Foundry .... 134
2 Cent R R NJ ..... 2%
1 Cent Violets Sug 1g 16
1 Cerro de Pas le . 29%
TDCert-td 65 pf .... 2R
10 Ches A Ohio 3a ... 361
---- 136
..... 2%  2%
....  38 5-16
Pf vw... 5%   5%
$30 yw. 5% 5%
Pr pf 15% 15% 1510
Stl 214g 21% 21% 21%
Dye 6a. 138% 137   137
1/48 ... 14     14     14 I                         D
1128 33,0 2912 1112
lAm Hre-ite 8 ’ 2•, 2: $ g:sse.w-m8l2f,: 2332
.8                a?: 4;  *;                   22
3 Am Brakr Shoe 2 20s 33    32',  33    a.Murou  Edison  356. 18’,
2 Am Cable * Rad   ‘11   is  -1,  3.40Pevoe * Ray A 1. 18
8 Am Can 4 ....... 63    64 3  644,    3 PtamondNtatch  1j 27
32,, 3 41, g^yrn^h^J!?
4618; 32 3:
2 Am Cryst Bug %e.. 20% 20% 20%
1 Am AFP $6 pf 3g. 2234  2234  22% 1
1 Am&FP $7 pt l%g 261  2644  26%
1 Am A F P 2 pf .. . 2%   2%   2%
2 Arn-Hawaii S8 5g.. 29    28% 29
3%   3% ।
- -     43    43
. 1% 1% 1%
. 26% 26% 26%
. 3  3%  334
• 9%  9%  9%
. 89% 89% 89%
. 4%  4%
. 21% 21%
.   % 11-16
24%
20%
4a.
11%
56
7%
- . 42
33% 33%
20    19
10% 10%
20% 20%
19% 19%
H
5 Hamil Wat pf 6,2/106
1 Harb Walk 11    . 15%
1 Hat Corp Am A %g 4
6 Hayes Mfg            152
1 Hercules Pow 3? . .  6%
2 Holland Furn 2a —
82 Wabash RR pf w|  28%  277
1 Waldorf Sys 1 ....   712    71
3 Walworth Co %k .  4%   41
1 Ward Baking A ...  398   39
2 Ward Baking B .    %    C
9 Ward Baking pf . . 19    18
7 Warner Bros Pict .. 53s f
3 Warren Bros .. ...11-16 1)
1 Warren Fdy&P 2a . 32% “
2 Wash Gas Lt 1% .. 18
2 Webster Eisenlohr , 2     2
.80 WcatPennEl 7' pf 7 102   102
.20 WestPennPowpf4% 112% 112
1 W Va P A Pap pf 6 104   104
The ordinance will be ready for the
council * approval next week.
234 35 US Steel 4> ...
83: 1 4 US Steel of 7 ...
.J,’   3 US Tobacco 1‛a
66 .10 US Tobacco of 1
2 Pac Am Fish is ..
■90 Pac Coast......
30 Pac Coast 1 pl ,.
.70 Pac Coast 2 pt
2 Pac Gas 4 Elec 2
1 PAc  Lighting 3 ...
6 Pac Mills Vis
3 Pac Tin Cons 7062  -
16 Packard Motor 10s   2’,
.-'Pan Ara Airways is 17’,
3 Panhandle P 4 r u,
31 Param Picture, 90s 14
I Param Pict 1 of 6 ,109
! 20 Param Pict 2 pf .60 13
2 Park Utah C M 182 1;
8 Parke Davis 40e    27
.Parmelee Transport 1
14 Patino Mines 2 15. 18
19 Penney J Cl 3» .71
2 Penn Coal * Coke 23,
-5 Penn-D Cem or a 4s 411
70 Penn RR 2s . 23'.
2 Peoples Gas L4c 5s 44’
37PepsI-Cola 21      17>
.Pore Marquette '
9.70 Nfarq p
16   3 20Pere M.rq or of
T- ,
*      17 Phelps Dodge 112g 71 1% 70’. 2537
23 ‘?k,1st
18 Pet 2a ••• 401 <9
• Pillsbury Flour 1 .. 17     16’i
1 Pitt & West v. .... 91,   81
* Pittsbureh Coal        a     5;
’ Pittsbureh Coal pt 34’’ 33
1 Pitt Porrines 1 ... 9%
J Pitt Ser 4 Bolt .60 . 5      4’1
2 Pittston Co ....... 18,   12
3 Poor 4 Co B ...... 5'1   5 3
1 Postal Tel of ..... 10',  10%  16',
5 Pressed Steel Car     7’,   7*1   7*1
1 Press Sti Car 2 of 5s 2712  27',  27',
2 Broc tor a Gam 3* ■ 13’.  13’1  13’1
6 Pub Sve N J 1 95s . 1.3’,  13’1
•40 Pub Svs  NjBpcdr  ,1206 12O'i
1 Pub SNJ 6 pt 6 .. 99    99
7 Pullman 1.  ....... 24’.  21
4 Pure Oil Re        93:  83
. 916  90
R
1 Timken-Det Axl. 4',* 32    32
7 Timken R Bear 31 43’. 41%
3 Trans.meric* 14 ... 41,   41,
10Tri-Cont 01 6 ..... 64 1 6411
8 Truax-Traer C 46.  7     7
2 Twent C-Fox F .. .  8     8
1 Twentc-FoxF pt 11. 22    23
5 Twin City Rapid Tr 2%   2%
.10 Twin City R T Pf. 37    37
3 Twin Coach *e ... 6%   61.
V
.80. 14
51,
2183
39 C 3€ . 36% 35% 38  w   . .   __
1inntne.sa01.os 12, 13,0 12, I A      PniL
.20 Kinney $5 pf 5 19s 38’, 3614  361;  LCU IIV ndlIS
128886,555/1.8202. 223 223 323              ---3
2 Kroger Grovery 2 . 29    29    29
1 Lambert Co 1% .. 12% 12% 12%
1 Lane Brvant 1 .     9% 934 934 NEW YORK, Jan. 20.—(P)--Rails
1 ERueFuporr5, e 42’ 4232 *23 took on more recovery fuel in Tues-
38Lnlz) Va|CCoL * .1124, 11,, ’'ii.
12 Val Coal pf. 12 ip, ip,
Dph Val RR         3’, 3; 332
। 2 Lehman Corp 1       2015  20’,  20'1
9 Libby' Ma 3385 353 2s’4 i Gains ran to a point or so for fa-
3 HesetteMvers 4.   7t    71    7i    vorites in the morning, with activity
3Lima Loreroot 1.   38^  213  7% Picking up at intervals  Extreme ad-
8%    1 Lion on Ret i ... to1,  io1,  io', | vances  were later reduced in most;
k     6EekhdeeSaxbrnigela  1332  523;  523;  cases and, at the close, numerous is-
3 Loews ine 2,       383: 38:2 3832 sues were about unchanged and
5 Long-gsr LSrmA 3a “33: *53: 4ll’ minussigns were plentiful
4 Loose-Wi Biscuit 1 17'1 ......
3 LouISV&Nash 2e
1 Louisv 04EA Pi
ii« I                  M
1131    4 Mack Trucks 3s    32’,
88      6 Macy (RN Co 2 . 210
33','  2Mazma Copper 2*6 36’,
2 Manati Sugar ....  318
2 :Manhattan Shirt la 16%
5 Maracaibo Oil Expl
, 2Marine Midland .-Oe
1.40 Market St Ry pr pf
3 Marshall Field 80
8 Martin G L Co .3g
-Parry _ 5% 75%
. ----son Aik l%a 29   29
2 Maytag Co........ 1%
2 McCall Corp 1 40 . 934
7 McCrory Stores la 13
6 A Rob %g 11%
.40 McLellan Strs pf 6 105%
1 Mead Corp 36       65"
.10 Mengel 5 - pf 2% 25
1 & Min Tr lg 28%   .
2 Miami Copper %g 6%  6%
9 Mid-Con: Pet l 15g 141, 143      .
1 Midland Stl Prod 3g 205a 20% 20%
1 Minn-Honey Rec 2a 36% 361a 367
1 Minn-Moline ...... 2%  2%  2%
1 Minn-Moline pf 6%g 65% 65% 65%
10 Mo-Kan-Texas pf . 214   2%   2%
2 Chem 2 83% 83% 83%
20 Mont Ward %e . 28% 28    28%
1 Morrell J A Co 2 38    38
2 Morris A Essex 3%. 2734 26%
3 Motor Products 1g . 7     7
23 Mueller Brass 2%g 25% 24%
13 Mullins Mfg B 3%   3
1.70 Mullins Mf pf 8Yg 57% 55%
* ...—" " . —   65
5%
KANSAS CITY, Jan. 20.PL(USDA)_
A fairly,iActive trade prevailed on fed
steers with prices unevenly steady to 250
lower, most decline on medlum to good
strong weights. fed heifers held mostly
5teadyi while cows ruled steady to strong,
bulls steady; vealers steady to 50c lower;
•ices | stocker, and feeder classes scarce. steady:
choice 1.056 lb fed steers made $14.00, the
da VS t0P While several loads choice
155 tgand, medium weight steers went at
213-00013.75: bulk fed steers gold from
$10,250 12 75; choice 983 lb Colorado
helter 5cpred ,13? and several loads
good to choice grades went at $11,501
12.62: 8oodfat cows reached $10.00; with
most slaughter kinds going at $7 0009 50,
While canners ranged down to $6.00 and
2e0W,g Good to choice vealers cleared at
812-00014.00, a few $14.50; choice around
800.1b .feeder steers brought 111.75.
jThe.hos market was very slow and ex-
tremely uneven; a few early sales 220 lb.
and down brought steady prices but most
1 0f the supply had to sell at 106 20c lower
' K.eLw. spots off more at the close, top
?             ,pper’: bulk good to choice
llv?40 Jb weishts .old from »11 300
.        m. I a . whule comparable grades 250-335 lb.
As things stood Tuesday at the city butcher* ransed from $10.75011 30: pack-
matter of nKnows strone to 15c hisher: at $10 10
maten 01 6 10 60: stock dlea 111.00 down.
■” .nn Pat lamba moved slowly at mostiy 25c
lower prices: sheep scarce about sleady:
top fed lambs sold at *12.25: with most
5009 to choice lots soing at $12,00612,25;
With the planning commission in- E098 to choice native trucked-in lambs
rsing the proposal for drilling holes 2unna "In 112.90: some uood to choice
in thesidewAlk,A, L. Jeffrey, munici- I 4112: 1oD sayEht ewor"soimhi BEo0ht
pal counselor, ruled that the flag Wichita Livestock
standards would not constitute an .WICHITA, Jan 20.—IM-/USDA=Cat-
obstruction.                                 ' 12.1.600.Including 200 calves: kine
But Ralph Lee. city engineer. de- hreK’n^Sr' ete’s waed s8e
stocker lasses also slow, early sales about
. few medium to Rood shortfed light
hngg and heifers 9,50 6011.00.
higher; beef cows 7.2508.75;
-........Jiy) bulls most-
- ------ top vealers 13 50 good and
goyoiheavy calves 9,00 010.50; few earlv
street, for permission to drill holes Ind medium.t°a 6003,1 w1 atock.
"lest it look like we were granting a hlherearins 8.50010.50, .om. held
monopoly."                          | mBeF 1080/
Councilmen, ..... ...... .......
newed hopes of rate raises being
32', 32%. granted and prospects traffic would
21    21'. mount substantially over this year. In
283 253: ' addition several bright earnings
16 iaij । statements were helpful and federal
t    । !• । recommendation that oil companies C..1    rn       C
a ‘  82 put more tank cars into service to 3Ueady lone seen
11 4 Ji 4 offset ocean casualties proved a bol-              7
Wan street skeptics sti were in In Cotton Market
abundance, however, especlally anent
the critical Japanese drive on Singa-1
pore, the cloudy Philippines outlook I TUEsDAT‛8 ouorAToNs
and the menace of enemy submarines ' NEW YORK, Jan 20.— (UP_Cot-
.. , to important shipping off the Atlantic ton futures scored gains ranging to 60
«> coast. Some bi the bullish ranks in- cents a bale Tuesday and closed
clined to hold aloof pending more around the day's best levels with
light on forthcoming taxes and priceprices up 10 to 11 points—50 to 55
control legislation now engaging con- cents.
13 ', | 12 ________
11-32 I 1 i. m.
1     2 a  m..
28% 3 a. m..
TUESDAY’B QUOTATIONS
Chicago Grain and Provisions
I Bv Th. Assoclated Preis >
WHEAT-                    Prev.
Oren Hieh tow Close Close
May     1.30*i* 1.30’, 1.30'. 1.30%, 1.30',
Julv     1.31’» 132', 1.31'» 1.32 1.31’,
sept... 1 33', 1 33121.32* 1 .351133*
CORN-
ny      .85’, .86    .85', 1.85" .85’,
July       87’, 8734 .87’, .87’, .878;
: Sept       .88’,   89',   88’.   89',  ,68’.
OATS-
May     .58’,   $91,   58%  .591
Julv      ,58    59',  .57’,  .58',   5a
Sent.      .57'*   58'.  .3715  .58'.  .57’,
SOYBEANS-"
4%
1
...   4%
.... 54    84
5%  5%   5%
13%  13%  14%
12  173  173
- .. 24%  24*4  23%
4033 *2 82
8      8      8
5%  5    5
19    1812 18%
Tl    11    11
19% 1934 1934
3034 3094 3034
18% 15% 15%
2      2      2
2%  2%
17    17%
1% P«
14% 14%
109   109
133,
257a 27, I Guymon
171; 173
69     69   1
2%  2%
40'. 41%
22% 23
44% 44%
17% 17%
7      7
29% 29   29
50% 49% 4934
534   5’$ S%
5%  5%   573
3112 — —-
15      60
Not on Draft Spot i 2
1           Bran 34 00034.30
92225 599428951*80039: 2600601 Local Markets
feed 00
89038253301.80:
. ..                   red top 8.004 8.75: red clover 16.00618,00 _______
one of the most con- sweet clover 6,5019,00.               00 terrte
point* since Secretary 128h lard 10.70 loose 11.00: bellies sliahti
18 Radio 0 ol Am .206 3     2%,
103 1yocaybse-kgmenestk: 3% 1
332 52        22 b:
- i2 084-2 1 ,:K 18
3837    4 Remine Hand «e . ga;   9',
3 « 31 Repub Steel 2g 17’, 170
135 Rev Cor 3 Br 6',   66
132 1.70 Rev C&B o' 1 <k. 126’. 125
2.90 Rev e 131k 73
6      J Reynold.  Metals       8%
26’,    1 Reynolds Sorina ',*  4',
... . 58', .60 Reynolds Tub 2 ... 50
122’, 123      T Reynolds Tob B 2 . 271,
231,    3 Richfield Oil Bag  .   832
78',   12Roan Ant Cop 286 5',
H 1 Rustles* I 4 S .60   9*4
.20 Rustless 18 pf 21, 46%
ismsps
• Ex-diyidend, xr Ex-fihts: a Also ex-
tra or extras, d Cash or stocks: a Declared
sm                  lvidenda
22    22
kinds were down to $6 and $7.
Lamb buyers insisted on at least a
25-cent price saving, which brought
the top down to $11.50 on choice na-
tives. Fancy panhandle lambs brought
1 Skelly Oil like
2 Smith A- Cor Ty 2a
1 Snider Pack 1
49 Socony-Vacuum ',*
1 Bou Am 04P 202 .   . ,
290 PRico Sug Me. . 24%,
•70 80 P R Sue pt 8. 142% ...
ISo Mat Oreyh L I 15% 15V,
90 S-m-hern Pacific   . 13%  156
43 Southern Rv     ... 18%  17%
33 Southern Rv pt . . 35% 34’«___
1 Sou Ry M & O  .. 43’,  M%  43%
7 Withington . 1%  1%  1%
1 Spear & Co ....... 2%   2%   2%
7 Sre-rr Corp 2« .... 254  29    29
2 dicer MIK la ..... 35%  35    35
? Inc 60 .... 3%  3%  3%
4Squvre D Co 3a .. 36%  35',  35V
116tand Brands *0.. 5    4%   4%
2 st’nd Gas NFI  9   3   ’,
ASM GX-F S4 pf ...  10   15   1%
in Stand on cal ia ..31    20% 2i
10 stand Oli Ind la .. 26%  25%  25%
46 Stand on NJ la . 41%  40%  41
tan oil Ohio iu 31% 31   31
28tepline Prod 3.80 54% 54    54
§ Stokely Bros ..... 4%   4%
8 Etone A Webster .60g 5%   fl
3 Studebaker Corp .. 4%   4%
2 Fun Oli la ........ 54"  “
6 unshine Mng 1
7 Superheater 1« .
2 Superior Oil ,05g
1 Superior Steel
14 Swift A Co 1.20
2 Swift Intl 2
New York Produce
ceDEWaX9RK denmar,dgancutter %
score and premium marks 35% 736', in
score tcaah market). 35: 88-91. 32%6     .
34%: 85-87, 310323,2                    }
Cheese, receipt*. 495.423. State, whole
milk. Hats, held, 1940. 2715291, cents:
tresh. Etass 26%02713: current make 25%
di 26%.
Esc*, receipts 15,207. Mixed colors,
fancy to extra fancy 34*103511 extra
34%: Eraded firsta 33% current receidta
32 2j medium* 32; dirties 32; checks
31; duck eyes 38,139
Dressed poultry steady, fresh Boxes,
fowls. 36-42 lbs. 21120231 48-54 Iba.
2413,026%: 60-65 lbs 26028. Chickens,
roasters, omitted Old roosters 199022,
Chicago Produce
lwrTozn, 123: 195
ns sprg 222 Su 0
z
2% 2% 9%
GLw = ' =
MeAs*ten.
gress.                                    j The advance in afternoon trading ।
Santa Fe Hits Peak          reflected Washington reports of favor-
Santa Fe touched a new 1941-42 able developments with regard to the
peak but eventually halved most of | price-control bill.
G
,15Gair Robert %g ,
1 20 Gamewell co 2xg 21
1 Gar Wood Ind 40 . 3%
.4Gen Am Invest %g  5%
14 Gen Am Trans 3g    451,
.1Gen Bakng ,45g      4
lAGen Baking pf a • 119
4 Gen Cable ...
3 Gen Cigar ia
56 Gen Elec 35« ••••• 28%
14 Gen Foods 2 ..      383,
2 Gen Foods of 4% 116
2 Gen G A El A ... 17%
I ’ Gn Mills 4   .... 83
:2fnn Motors 33,6 * 32 % 371,,
1.40 Gen Motors pf 5.. ii in
. Gen Ry Signal 1g 121 12
1 ■ gen R. ienal pf 6        411
1 Gen He fract 140k   3%   11
3.40 oenssict pf 116  7814   7872
-19en Thea Kq l     12%  12%
5s,   59 Gen Time in pt 6   2812  27%
-  1   49 Hlette  Sal  R -454  3%   3%  31
19Sa1 B pt 5 '■   411  4612  4812
} oumpel  Bros  ...... 5%   51;   51:
19imbel Bro 86 Pt 6  63    61    63
BOUdden Co !',«    14%  141,  141
309ndden.ev bl 2%.. 32% 32% 3215
5Goebel Brew 20a... 2%   2 ,   2%
2 Goodrich BF2g . 1418 141° 148
4 Goodrich BF pf 5   60%  591,  591.
4Goodyr TAR !%g. 12% 12% 121
1 Goodyr T&R p 5.. 6712  6712  67%
3 Goth Silk Ho- 1% ja2 ij.
;HGoth Silk Hos pf 7. 7-16 7-16 7-16
13 Graham-Paige Mot % 11.16
I Granby Con M 60g 5%   514
.b £’t Nor Ir Ore ct 2g 15% 16%
11 Ot Nor Rv pt 2g... 241, 243
7 Gt W Sup 2    ... 27% 26%
.30 01 W Sug pf 7 .143   143
3 Green H L 2a .. 30% 30%
1 Greyhound Corp ia 12    1
1 Grum Airc En l%g 13% 13%
-’Guan'an Suit ... 3     3
■30 Quintan Sug pf .. 5612 5614,
55 Gulf Mob & Ohio .. 35,   3%
20 pf 212g 24% 2313
PAHASL.an, 20 , Cottonseed pro-
43 nereent protein $46;
linters 9% to 10c. sec-
Oil 121c;
lulls $8: fir
10 Exp 60g..
2 Addressog 1 ......
21 Air Reduction la
1Air-Way Ei Apply.
7 Alaska Juneau ...
5 Alleghany Corp
sttVf P--'w
1 Alleshany
2 Allegh Lud
3 Al Chem A D
1 Allied Mills 1%
4 Allied Strs
9Allis-Ch Mfg
2 Amerada Per 3 ... 54%
1 Am An Ch Del 1 20a 2235
Airlinf" 4‘*
Bank
elded to carry the proposal to the J—5--.
city council. Lee said he had been , Mers,, vear
reluctant to approve the request of some held........ .........
the American Stamp & Novelty w1 286*09080:010886802190
Manufacturing Co., 118 West Second choice."-.........   ......’ *
early
Rood ahi.
heifers 6.51
turn
lings