New York Stock Market New York sales Thursday in 2 Market Averages High Adams Exp Air Reduction Alaska Juneau Allegheny AL 200 1.60 51 Ch Am Airlines Bank Note $1a. Bosch Cable Rad Can Am Car 83g Am Distill A For Am 109 Roll Am Am Pore Ana 2.50 Wat A A Amour Asa Goods Atch An 1.50 Atlas Corp 50 Aviation Corp 20g Onto Barber Ash f1 Barnedall Oil Beatrice Cream Cream of Aire $1e pendia Amat Foods Steel of Airplane $1e Bund Stre 1.40 Co Warner 1 40 Mfr Pacific Co Tractor Duf Calotex Coro Foundry $3b West Mall Order 13g Tool Corn 10 Coca-Cola 83a Colgate- Palm -P Cole- Colum 12 12 110 110 110 Credit Solvents Edis 344 Cum 'with South Com Routh of 12614 Coupermin Cone Edison 1.60 Cone Edison of $5 Cont Bak Cont Can $1 4214 Cont Motors Cont Oil Del 1.60 41 Crucible steel Cudahp Pack 1 20 Publishing Curtiss- 250 Deere Co 1.502 Deere Co pf Dome Mines h1.20 Douglas Aireraft 104 105 Dresser du Pont de 5.25 194 Eastern Air $1 114 Eastman Kodak East Kodak of $6 200 200 Mfr $3 Auto- Lite $3 69 Riec Boat $1a Ex Cell 2.60 Firestone $28 First Nat 2.50 Gar Wood Ind .40 Baking .60 of $7 Gen Klee 1.60 461 Gen Foods 1.60a 10 Gen Mills 5 $5 10 Gen Motors Gen Pub Service Refract 20e Rut Gillette Sal Goodrich Goodyear Goodyear TAR 10816 Graham- Paige Mot Granite City 811 21 Nor Ir Ore 1,50 19 Northn Ry West SUE 1,20 West Sug pf $7 184 184 184 Gulf Out $18 Hayes Mtg 13 13 Homestake Min 511 Hudson Motor .40 Hupp Motor Indust Rayon $2 10 Interlake Iren 25 Int Harvest 2.608 Int Nick Can 1.60 371 37 Int Paper $2 Int Tel Tel Jones St $2 Kan City South WA 1.50 Kelsev-HWB 24 Kennecott Cop 50e Kinney $5 pi $5 89 Laciede Gas Lambert Co $2 Lehigh Lib-O-F Liecett Lockheed Aire $2 Loew' Inc 1.500 37 Lorillard (PI $1 Louisv Nash 3.52 12 65 Mack Trucks $38 Martin (GL) $3 Masonite Coro $1 McKess Rob 1.80 McLellan Stre pf $5 40 120 119 120 Mengel Co 408 Miami Copper Mid -Cont Pet Mo-Kan- Texas pt Monsanto Chem $2a 10 141 Mont Ward $2 851 Murray Corp 18 Nash-Kelv ,50 Nat Auto FIb 19 Nat Biscuit 1.20 32 Cash Rex $1a 18 Nat Dairy Prod 1.40 Nat Distillers $2 72 Nat Lead 364 36 Nat Pow Lt 10 10 Nat Steel $3 83 83 83 Dew. Stocks By the Enited Press. Wednesday: Raftroads Industrials 63.40 190. Low.
62.66 195. 41.07 Stocks 73.68 Bends By the United Press. Net Change. 109.43 Hi Grade Public Grade Rails 1 18 Ind ..106.46 0. Sales Rich Low 2:00 at Natomas 10 Newport Central 45 Norf de West 286 No Am Aviation North Amer Co Northern Pae De Ohio Of Glass Par Packard Motor Pant wars Param Park Park Parke Davis Penney Penni Steel Pub NJ Pullman 50P 601 Pure Ou $1 Purity Bak Radio Corp Radio of 3,50 Reading Col Raid 35 Repub Steel 3344 Reynolds Reynold Sale St Joseph Lead $2 50 15 15 Savage Sears Roebuck $1a 423 Servel Sharp Dutime Shell Union Oil stmmots Co Sinclair $1 stelly Ou Siots-Shet Vacuum 16 16 Am Southern Pacific Southern Ry $3 Sperry Corp $2 35 Spiegel Ine Splegel 50 Stand Brands 60 514 de of Stand Oil Trad stand Oil $18 Stokely-Van.
Camp Corp Sunshine Mnr 40 Superheater $1a 1.603 Swift Intl 1 60 Pr 91a 378, Sylvan .50 1342 131 Texas Co 128 Thermold Co 60 Thomp Prof 25e Twent C- Fox $3 Twin Coach Union Carbide $3 1081 pt $4.30 Un Pacifie 138 Un Pac $4 120 120 120 50g 431 U1d Aircraft $2z United Corn United Core of 5218 United Fruit $4 121 121 United Gas Imp .858 Lines 20 16 Rubber $2 6714 StEel $4 43 833 Steel of $7 155 165 Vanadium Corp 32 Wabash R.R pf 4.50 8414 Walworth Co. 151 Ward Baking pf 5.50 10 Warner Bros Pict $2 34 West Union Tel Westing Air Br 2se 19 34 Westing Elec 40 Wheeling Steel $1e 49 49 Wheeling Sti .30 Wilson Co. 17 Willys-Overland 201 Woolworth 1.60 10 Worthing 1.50 Wor ev pr pf 4.50 Wrigley Jr. $3 -10 80 6214 631 801 Youngst Sh $2 Zonite Products 11 Stock sales Thursday to 1 p. 670.000 shares: previous day.
1.290.000: week 173.510: 089.599: year Jan. 1 ago. to date. 828.740: 102,172.757: years vear ago, ago. 93.772.773: two years AgO.
56.642,424. Rates of dividends in the foregoing table are annual disbursem*nts based the quarterly otherwise OF noted special oF extra dividends declaration. are not included. XD-Er-dividend. -Also extra or extras.
b- Plus stock dividend. d- Cash stork -Paid last year -Parable in stock. or paid so far this vear. h- 10 Canadian funds. k-Accumulated dividend paid or declared this vear.
Money and Exchange Omaha bank last clearings vear. Thursday, $12.321,375.75. 432.27: same day United States Treasury Position March 19. 1946 March 19. 1945 Receipts497.120.303.64 467.704.648.94 Expenditures775.032.729.08 389.347.012.67 Balance23.416.485.630.87 15.244.910.529.35 Receipts fiscal year (July 30,752.093.998.48 31.115,956.333.09 Expenditures 49.807,506.227.85 69.697.366.650.13 Excess expendituresof, 19.055.412.229.37 38.581.410.317.04 Total $234.653,006.756.57 Increase over previous day66.539.188.56 Gold 20.234.604.865.07 20.451.399,246.86 Foreign Exchange Thursday (Great Britain in dollars, others in centel: Canadian dollar in New York open market, per cent discount or 90.87½ United States cents.
unchanged. Great unchanged. France unchanged. Argenina-Free. 24.44c, up Brazil--Free, 5.25c.
Pottiehe Syndicate Strictly Business: "The opinions expressed by Lancelot, the talking bird, are his own and KYAN- Eleanor (Brownie), age survived years, 630 Park Ave. Mrs. Ryan Is by husband. Niel. of Omaha: mother.
Mrs. William Bender of Miami. sister. Mrs. Margaret Gunning.
W11- mington. Del. Services Saturday. 2 from Hulse Riepen Chapel. Interment.
Forest Lawn. GRANT- Charles 4202 23d age 63 vears. Survived by sister. Mrs. James McFadyan.
Pittsburgh. Pa. Funeral service. Hoffmann Chapel, 2 m. Thursday.
Interment, Forest Lawn. JUCKNIESS Margaret. Midland. Mich. Services, Crosby- Meyer Friday, 10:30 m.
Interment, Graceland Park. Groves. Cal. Survived by sons, Irvin -Henry a age 62. Garden and Earl of Ralston: Orville, Omaha; daughter, Mrs.
Delphine Drews, Yutan, brother, John and George Holl- of Bennington: Annie sisters, Mrs. Mrs. Mary Louise ing. Airs. Brock, Nolte, Omaha.
Services m. Saturday from Hadan Mortuary, Bennington. Interment Flower Hill. MERTEN- Alice residence 1616 Wirt St. Survived by husband, George daughter.
Eileen. Notice later. Heatey and Healey Service. -Kristine Marie, age 48 years. 6306 Military Ave.
Services. Crosby Meyer, Friday, 2 p. m. Interment. Hillerest.
VARNER-Hattie age 52 vears, Survived by husband James: 5 sisters. 3 brothers Funeral Thursday from the Kunold Mortuary, 24th and Sts. The Rev, Will Schroeder officiating. Committal Hilicrest Cemetery. KUGLER- age 40 years.
residence Cedar Bluffs, Neb. Survived by husband. Joseph. Arrangements pending. Heatey Service.
Florists EDERER. FLORIST. 30th Bristol Sts. Flowers for all occasions. We 1795.
Closed all day Sunday KILPATRICK. FLORIST. specializes floral arrangements. Phone AT 1334. Inter-Union Battle Looms Stage Set for Fight Between AFL-CIO By Lou Schneider Conselidated News Features.
Secretary of Labor Schwellenbach says the nation has turned the corner of disputes and that the public is the winner because "peace" will prevail for at least a year and production will run high. Corporate managements aren't optimistic as Schwellenbach. They agree that labor-management relations will run smoothly for year but look for production interruption due to an impending AFLCIO battle. The Trade Winds say that this summer will see a wave of interunion battles in which AFL and CIO unions will refuse to work gether. and that AFL and CIO will stage a wild fight for creased membership.
The Trade Winds say that Economic Stabilizer Bowles will be "promoted" to better position: is falling for the "promotion" hook, line and sinker: that the "promotion" is elect him Governor of the State Connecticut: that the of "promotion" the kindly effort and commodities speculators, Washington lobby and those anxious for a "profit via zooming prices. Debt Cuts: Treasury Department's announcement to retire other $2.000.000,000 of national debt as of April 1. in addition the $2,750.000,000 of this month. didn't surprise dealers in Government securities. President Truman's January budget message said the debt would be down $275,000,000,000 this coming June 30.
Accepting the President's budget plan as factual, national debt will be reduced another 000,000 by next year June 30, And revenues flow in as nicely over the balance of 1946 as it is doing now, the debt may be cut to 000,000,000 by June 30. 1947-if new war doesn't cut into the 500.000,000 cash position. The fly in the ointment concerning future debt reductions is increasing volume of war bond demptions. Continued inflation has folks worried about the dollar's purchasing value. New bond sales are sliding: redemptions increasing -March total expected to be as high as $600,000,000.
Who's Investment economists out an interesting fact showing that in 1945 there were special and secondary stock offerings to the tune of 10.742,280 shares compared with 5,857,763 1944-78 per cent increase. And the point is made that the number of offerings last year totaled less than those 1944. The between-the-lines implication is that the rich are liquidating holdings to small investors, and time when corporate earnings prospects Government officials and securiare being ballyhooed in nation's history. ties dope services as thewhest wrong? N. Y.
Curb Market New York (AP) Alum Co Am Am Cyan Am Fen war Am Am Light Ark Nat Gas Atlas Corp war Barium StI Berk Gay Furn Breeze Corp Brewst Aero Bunk 21. Callite Tune Cessna Airc 9 Cities Service Cit Sve pi 1501 Colon Develop 5. Colonial Airl Colo war Comw war Cons GE Balt Cook Crown Drug Duro- Test El Bond Sh El piptpd Ford Mot Ltd Greenf Holl Gold 15 AP Commodity New York--The wholesale price Index Wednesday advanced to Previous day, 115.60: ago. 113.07; year ago, High ......115.78 Low 1926 average equals curbs. 2 p.
Humble Oil Kingston Prod Lone Star Gas McCord Corp McWill Dredg Mesabi Iron Molybdenum Mt City Cop Zine 75. Niag Hud. Pow Nor Am Nor Nat Gas Sta Pw A 61 Pac Pennroad RKO opt war St Regis Pap Schulte Segal Lock Sherwin-Wms 135 Solar Airc Stand Cap St Oil Ky Trans-Lux Transwest Oil Ulen Realiz Unit Gas Unit Wall Pap Utah-Idaho Sug Index Associated Press weighted of 35 commodities 115.78. a new 1946 week ago, 115.47: month 108.43. 1946 1945 1944 112.81 108.73 ...112.02 107.90 106.03 100.
Naval Stores Savanah, Ga. (AP)-Turpentine gallon Thursday. Rosin, B. $6.00: $6.07: E. $6.60: 9: WG.
1 ww. X. $7.50. New York Cotton New York (AP)-Cotton futures moved through 8 quiet session Thursday as traders held to the sidelines awaiting possible early order increasing cotton trading margins. Information on Commodity Corporation sales of cotton was also sought following the change to a daily bidding on Government stocks last Saturday, Late afternoon prices were 20 to 60c bale higher.
May. 26.82c; July, 26.85c; tober, 26.73c. Wool Futures New York (AP) -Wool tops futures steady Wednesday. Wool futures closed unchanged to higher. High Low March 95.5 95.5 July 95.0 94.5 October 95.0 95.0 December 95.0 95.0 March (1947) 94.5 94.5 July 1947) 93.8 93.5 Certificated wool spot 95.0n.
Wool tops futures closed unchanged. High Low December $1.30.0 $1.30.0 $1.29.60 Certificated spot wool tops bBid: nominal. Gasoline Chicago (INS) -U. S. motor gasoline Thursday: Octane: 60 and below.
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Power Output Up New York (P)-Electric output kilowatthours increased in to the 3,987.877,000 March 16 from 3.952.539.000 in the preceding week but was 9.3 per cent below the comparable 1945 Electric according Institute to the Edireport. Output a year ago was 4.397,- 529.000 kilowatt hours. Beef Steers Sell Steady Cows Weak; Fat Lamb Market Unchanged Estimated salable Chicago OMARA Kansas City East St. st. Joseph St.
City South receipts today: Hogs Cattle Sheep 5.500 5.000 000 6.000 6,000 1.000 9.000 1.500 1.500 500 2.500 5.500 2.200 1.000 000 3.000 1.300 5.300 8.300 6.300 3.200 6.100 2.800 2.900 Estimated livestock receipts Friday: Cattle. Hoes. Sheep OMAHA 1.000 3.000 2.500 City 200 500 1.000 Chicago 1.500 5.000 4.000 Fed steers and heifers steady here Thursday: cows weak; bulls strong and slaughter calves and replacement cattle unchanged; latter scarce. Bulk beef steers. choice steers to $17.25.
Good heifers scarce; bulk, $14.25 16.00. Beef cows. $10.50 others, $10.25 down. Beef bulls to others, $13.00 down. Vealers.
Just good feeder steers, $13.75 Slaughter Sheep and Lambs Fat lambs steady. Bulk woolskins, $15.00 15.50. Ewes unchanged at $7.75 down. Feeder lambs scarce. Hogs All hogs at ceilings.
Butchers, sows and stags, $13.75. Chicago Livestock Chicaro (API (USDA) -Salable hoss Thursday. 5.500 head: steady: barrows and gilts. $14.85 ceiling. sows, $14.10 celling.
Cattle: Irregular: steers and cows steady to weak: fed heifers on weak side. general trade choice down. 1.300-lb. but steers killing top at quality $17.85: few loads, unattractive: $17.35 and $16.35: $17.50: bulk and $15.50 17.00: $7.50 best heifers. canner cutter cows.
beef cows. $10.50 to $13.0 bulls firm: vealers steady at $16.50 down: sausage bulls to $13.50: beef. bulls to $15.00. choice 764-Ib. stock cattle.
$16.65. Slaughter lambs. steady; good and choice fed wooled Colorado lambs. $16.00: mostly good Colorados. fust good woolskins, best lambs still held $16.00 and above.
Wholesale Beef Prices Unchanged Wholesale beef prices Thursday were unchanged at the recent advance permitted by, Eggs, OPA. firm; current receipts mostly $8.50 per case. Poultry and butterfat unchanged; latter Hay unchanged despite advance in OPA very firm. ceilings. Egg Quotations Fresh Ezra--Bid prices to shippers, case lots delivered to buyers subject to change.
Current receipts, 44 net, (cases back) mostly $8.50 per case. Usual discount for small eggs and damage, Premium for heavy eggs. strictly fresh. uniform in size and color. Dairy Produce Butterfat-No.
1 generally 48c at stations: direct shipper than No. price. 1. track. 51c; No.
2 at least Milk- -Basic prices for milk testing 3.8% butterfat, delivered: Class 1. $3.20 Class 2. $2.85: 3. $2.66 cwt. Poultry Live Poultry Average bids for Grade delivered here plus transportation charge: discount for crade.
Heavy hens. Leghorn hens. broilers. pounds. 28c; old roosters.
hybrid poultry discounted. Wholesale Provisions Creamery Butter- dealers. 92 score, quarters, 1-1b. carton 90 score. 49.43c.
Flour-Omaha wholesale, small lots. extraction, family flour. $4.39 bakery, flour. $3.39 white cornmeal, corn flour. 3.50 vellow meal.
$3.00 cwt. Fresh Fruit- Oranges. California, $4.00 box: Florida, $5.75: Texas, $4.50 limes, 100-pack $2.50: lemons. white pink, Apples Winesap, $4.75 box: pineapples. $7.50 box: bananas.
7.84c per pound per bunch: rhubarb (as fruit), 15-1b. box, $2.50: strawberries. nominal. Beef Cuts--Wholesale prices, per Choice ribs, loins. rounds.
chucks, plates, good ribs. $22.55: loins. rounds. $20.80: chucks. plates, $13.80: commercial ribs.
loins. $22.80: rounds, chucks. plates. $13.05. Feed Quotations Retail quotations for ton lots or less subject to change.
Wheat Feeds -Bran. shorts. flour middlings and reddog. $42.50. Hominy Feed-White, yellow.
car lots. $47.00: ton lots or less. $48.00. Cottonseed -Protein. 41 per cent.
nomipal. $62.50: pellets more. Soybean Meal-Forty-one per cent protein. in sacks. $60.00: pellets, $2.25 more.
Linseed Meal- to 34 per cent protein. $54.00: pellets, $2.25 more. Buttermilk--Dry. 100-1b. sacks.
$10.75 per condensed. barrel lots. $4.25 cwt. Alfalfa Meal-Sun cured. 13 per protein.
$52.00: dehydrated. 17 per cent protein. $69.00. Oat Feed rolled cats. $106 ton: pulverized.
unhulled. scarce. nominal. Feeding Tankage--Sixty per cent protein, in bags. $82.50: 55 per cent protein.
sacked. $77.50: meat scrap. 50 per cent protein. In bags. $81.50: special bone meal.
sacked. $67.50. Hay Quotations selling price car lots. b. Omana, basis national hay standards: Alfalfa Hay--No.
1, $24.00 25.00: standard, $22.00 No. 2. $21.00 22.00: No. 3. $18.00 sample grade.
Upland Prairie- No. 1. $19.00 20.00: No. No. 3.
$14.00 sample. $8.00 R13.00. Hides and Wool Hides--No. 1 country beef. green.
salted, 15 to 42 pounds. per pound: over 42 pounds. glues and bulls. side brands. calf and kip skins.
13 hog hides, 50c each: horse hides. No. 1. $6.00 each: and No. 2 $5.00: pontes and glues.
$3,00: sheep pelts. full wool. 75c $1.25: coat skins. common. each.
Wool-Medium, long staple, 40c pound: fine long staple, half blood. 31c: fine heavy, 28c: wet wool discounted. Lincoln Produce Lincoln, Neb. (UP) -Thursday: Spring fryers and broilers. heavy hens.
23c; Leghorns, 22c: heavy stags. Leghorns, 17c; old roosters. 13c: white young ducks. 22c: colored. 19c; turkeys.
young hens. toms. 28c: young geese. 20c. Pigeons.
per dozen. 75c. Eggs, 55 lbs. up. $9.00 case, 30c dozen.
New York Produce New York -Butter, firm Thursday: unchanged. Eggs. steady. Mixed colors: Extras. No.
1 to 4. 45 up. 37.5@38c: medium. 40-44 33.5c: standard No. 1 to 4.
45 up. 33.50 34.5c: current receipts. dirties. 43 32 32.5c: checks. 31.5c.
Dressed poultry firm: turkeys. fresh frozen. boxes and barrels. dry packed and Iced. young hens.
46 47c. Live poultry firm (Grade A otherwise specified) by express. old roosters, 22c; Leghorns. 19c: broilers, rocks. 33(234c: crosses (fancy).
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Good temperature every balf to 6 p. every day. Oats Futures Prices Ease Market Settles Back After Early Bulge Chicago P- The Government of farmer intentions for Soling, 1), grain was about plantings what (story many on brokers expected and future prices coasted along in a slow trade again Thursday in the absence of either sustained pressure or demand. Some short covering early boosted May rye, and oats had light support on the strength of indications that the 1946 plantings will be less than expected. These gains were eventually clipped and deferred oats sold a lower.
Some traders viewed the intended Spring grain acreage as disappointing and therefore of a bullish character, particularly in corn and wheat. H. S. Williams of Harris. Upham said the total Winter and Spring wheat area "suggests a crop well over a billion bushels." Chicago Grain Table Quotations furnished by H.
O. Feet Co. 201 Farnam Buliding. Telephone ATlantic 3088. Open High Low Close Pr.C..
Yr. WheatMay 1.831 1.83½ 1.83½ 1.831 1.831 July Sept. Dec. 1.834 1.83½ CernMay ..4. 1.21½ 1.211 1.21½ 13 July 1.1053 Sept.
1.21½ 1 1.08½ OatsMay 83 83 83 83 83 July 801 Sept. Dec. RyeMay 2.20 2.20¾ 2.19% 1.16% 2.2044 July 1.13% Sept. 1.4814 1.484 1.08% Dec. 1,481 BarleyMar July 1.26½ 1 Sept.
1.2615 1.261 Dec. 1.24 Open Grain Interest Chicago (AP) futures purchases. Wednesday Week Ago Year Ago Wheat 20.000 2,926,000 6.620,000 Oats 4.674.000 7.681.000 Corn 4,000 7.368.000 Rye 5.528,000 8.493,000 12,830.000 Barley 15.000 19.000 10.000 Totals ..10,241.000 19.119.000 23,760,000 Open Interest: Wheat, Wednesday. 000 bushels: corn, cats, 526.000: rye, 13,680,000. Chicago Cash Grain Chicago (AP) -Wheat Wednesday: No.
2 hard and No. 2 red. $1.82 nominal. Corn: No. 2 yellow, $1.19 nominal.
No oats. Barley: malting, nominal: feed. nominal. Fleid seed (hundredweight), nominal: Red clover. sweet clover, $10.75: alsike.
alfalfa common, $33.50 36.50; timothy, red top, Minneapolis Cash Grain Minneapolis (AP)-Wheat basis unchanged Wednesday. All cash wheat at ceiling. Rye No. 2. Others unchanged.
Kansas City Cash Grain Kansas City (AP) Wheat unchanged Wednesday. No. 2 dark and hard, No. No. 3, 2 red.
Corn unchanged: No. 2 white, No. 3. No. 3.
$1.29 No. 2 yellow, 1.181n: No. 3. a No. 2 mixed, Oats unchanged; No.
2 white, No. No. 3, Milo maize. Kafir, Rye, Barley, $1.18 Lincoln Cash Grain Lincoln (AP)-Wednesday: Wheat. $1.61: $1.55: barley.
$2.10. corn. oats, 69c: kalo. $2.26: soybeans. Chicago (AP) Chicago -Butter-Firm Cash Grain Thursday.
unchanged. Live -Firm: Leghorn fowls, Eggs--Steady. old roosters, others unchanged. Spot Rye 1c Up; Barley at Ceiling Most grains were bid at ceiling prices in the spot market here Thursday without attracting and offerings. Receipts were light outstate loadings small.
Rye, 3, sold 1c higher; over basis Chi- cago May future. Barley from Area steady ceiling plus mark-ups; No. $1.281, including mark-up and 15c for malting type. Movement by Railroads (Carload Receipts) W. C.
O. R. B. SB. GS.
12 6 Un Pac Total 23 14 (Carload Shipments) 4 25 18 1 2 2 ii Cent Mo Pac MA: Un Pac Wabash Total 47 40 37 1 14 Omaha Car Lot Receipts and Shipments Week Year Receipts- Thursday. Ago. Ago. Wheat 23 23 Corn 14 29 Oats 8 15 Rye 2 Barley 3 Soybeans ShipmentsWheat Corn Oats 37 Rye Barley 14 Soybeans Chicaro Car Lot Receipts What 25 Corn 82 189 Oats 33 Rye Barley Soybeans 6 Kansas City Car Lot Receipts Wheat 146 Corn 129 10 Oats St. Louis Car Lot Receipts Wheat Corn 40 Oats 18 Northwestern Wheat Receipts Minneapolis 382 Duluth .165 Winnipeg .438 399 11 Personals DR.
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THOR washer authorized Tune to 660. mount Radio Shop. 20th Evening World-Herald, Omaha, March 21, 1946. 21 Tilts Higher Traders Hope Price Controls to Relax New York (P) The course was selectively higher in Thursday's stock market although many leaders were unable to maintain a recovery foothold. Hopes for further relaxation of price controls, waning apprehension lover foreign affairs and the urge to get idle funds working supplied the principal buying incentive.
Accounts were trimmed numerous cases, it was said. because of persistent fears for dividends and earnings. Dealings slackened after a fairly fast opening but large blocks of low-quoted issues aided volume. Scattered liquors, aviations, department stores, tobaccos, rails, oils and utilities added fractions point or There were isolated wider sprinters. Steels were narrow.
Bolstering the aviation group was the Boeing $1 dividend and the splitup proposal of American Airlines. The Boeing payment was the first since. April, 1945. wolficent. Southern liveliness of common Common- was attributed partly to expectations that at least two and possibly more new plans for recapitalization will be filed with the S.
E. C. within the next week. Tobaccos still had the benefit estimates that, if a boost of 25c per 1,000 for cigarets is granted, net per share would be increased $3 each for American Tobacco and Liggett Myers, $2 for Philip Morris and $1 each for Lorillard and R. J.
Reynolds. Rail Bonds Move Higher Legels New York (P) Railroad bonds generally moved into higher ground Thursday. Florida Coast 5s. Rock Island and refunding St. Paul Kansas City Short Line and Wisconsin Central 48.
Superior Duluth Division of '36 certified, were among those showing improvement, Among scattered minus signs were New Haven convertible 68, Cleveland Electric Illuminating 3s and Lehigh Valley of 2003 stamped. Foreign government loans improving included Argentine 4s, Colombia 3s and some Chilean issues. U.S. Governments were quiet. U.S.
Securities York (API- the -counter United Government bonds Thursday: Treasury Notes- Bid Asked Yield 100.16 100.18 100.17 100.19 105.24 102.10 102.12 102.5 101.6 1914 ..101.25 101.27 1948 104.19 104.21 ..103.20 103.22 103.12 Sept 103.16 103.17 Dec. 103.20 108. 106. 103.1 1.02 Sept. 104 104.
107.16 102.10 109 104.11 1.16 1955-51 111.12 953-51 .107.21 107.23 1955-51 104.19 104.21 1.15 104.21 107.10 1.22 106.1 December 104.1 107.14 107.16 1950-54 109. 109. 1960-55 110.9 110.11 116.2 1.12 116.22 June 103.5 1.97 December 103.6 118.14 107.6 1968 106.24 2.03 1969 106.15 2.07 106.14 2,08 106.1 2.10 106.10 104 September 108.30 December 104.26 104.28 September 100.29 100.30 Federal Land May 1956-46 ..100.8 100.10 October 1950 101.6 101.10 January 1953-51 101.22 February 1955-53 105.26 105.30 to Federal but not to state Income taxes. Investment Funds New York Bid. Bid.
Ask Attit Ine 6.82 Bd 15.43 12.56 Bus 5.06 Natl Invest Natl See: Bond ITA 107.18 111.65 Bond Boston Fd 25.06 PEd Broad St Can Inv 4.55 Ser-Income Century Si 35.15 Ser- Stock Chem Fd 14.44 Ser-IndStk 9.60 Comwith Tr Inv Eng Fd 17.25 stocks: BEd Automobile Stk Aviation Fund Invest Bide Sup 10.35 Gen Capital 3 Chemical 11.10 Gen Invest Elec Equip 11.14 Group Machinery Gen Bond Merchand Investing 10.86 Metals Minine 6.91 RR Equip Railroad 8.02 Steel 6.06 RR Equip 10.41 Encore Inc. 30.75 33.06 Steel Am Tr Sh: 9.04 Keystone Cus: 30.39 1955 1956 Putnam Repub Inv 4.83 Selec Am St 14.63 State Street 59.00 Trust Ind Sh 1.05 Union Bond Fd: 24.85 21.84 Manh Bond 9.66 Mass Invest US 32.635 Welling Fd 20.28 Mutual Inv Large onion sets are better than small to produce green onions and should be set three inches deep. Small sets are better for mature onions, and need not be planted so deeply. Birth Notices And Clifford 4902 Capitol son, Russell Harold. March 15, 1946.
Methodist Hospital AN and Marie, 2888 Martin girl, Deanne March 19 1946, Clarkson Hospital. Deaths Age 3534 Kinley St. Survived by wife. Frances: of daughter. Miss Helen Bayer, both brothers.
sister, Louts, both of Denver, Mrs. Barbara Welling. of Pierre, Funeral service, Hoffmann Chapel, 15 Saturday to St. Philip Nerl Church. m.
Rosary, Hoffmann Chapel. 8:30 p. m. Friday. Interment.
St. Mary Magdalene Cemetery. COW March 20, age 16 years. Miss Cowdery is survived by her nephews. Ben H.
Cowdery, Omaha: Richard Angeles: Frank Chula Vista, Cal. Private committal service Friday, Wyuka Cemetery. Lincoln. Neb. Friends may pay their respects at the Burket Chapel Thursday evening and Friday morning CURTIS-Carrie, age years.
Residence 1708 Davenport St. Survived by sisters. Mrs. Anderson. Denver, Mrs.
Charles Gragert. Omaha: brother. Harry Curtis. Idaho: 2 Arrangements pending. Heater Heater Service COODMAN-Mary March 20th.
4593 Davenport 89 vears. Complete arrangements later. Glendale Mortuary, Foulks Lawson Service. CONNION- Joseph Simer, age 52. Sioux Ella: City.
la. Survived by his wife. Marsden and Francis: mother. Mrs. Lena Gonnion: brother, James: stater.
Mrs. Thomas Jones. Funeral notice later. Brewer- Korisko service. HAMILTON-Allan William.
months. 3916 N. 37th St. Survived by parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Albert S. HamElton: brother, Albert Lee: grandparents. Mr. and Mrs.
Earl W. Elmer. Omaha: Mr. and Mrs. W.
Hamilton; great grandmother. Mrs. A. D. Smith.
Oskaloosa. Kans. Funeral Saturday, 10 a. m. Kremer Funeral Home.
Investors GuideDevoe Raynolds Big Year 1941 The World-Herald financial department will analyze your securities on request. information will be based on reports furnished by reco*knized authorities, Beyond care in furnishing analysis The World- -Herald assumes DO re sponsibility, Information on securities of reneral ignored interest unless will be accompanied published. by Requests self-addressed. will stamped envelope. Ask for analysis on all the securities you wish but only one to letter.
I Company wish Class Information A on Deroe P. Raynolds Answer--The most profitable recent year was 1941, when earnings were equal to $2.83 a share on the Class A stock, adjusted to reflect a for 1 split of that issue last October. The profit declined to $1.27 a share 1944. and a moderate recovery in 1945 brought net income to $1.37. Outstanding are 408.592 A shares and 193,750 shares.
Apart from voting power, the two classes rank equally except that a share is entitled to only the amount of dividend per share paid on the A stock. Recent A stock, quotations above 33 are high relation to earnings in most years of the last re decade. In the four years ended with 1939 the profits average only 78c 8 share as adjusted. Devoe has paid common dividends in most years since 1898. Seventy cents has been paid or declared on.
the A stock so far in 1946. As adjusted for the stock split, the 1945 dividends totaled 30c. Net working capital last November 30 was $10,307,000. (Copyright, 1946.) Jump in Steel Rate May Hit 95 Per Cent New York (P)-Steel consumers this week made a mad scramble to be placed on mill order books for tonnages regardless of delivery promises, The Iron Age, trade publication, reported Wednesday. It is more than probable that the steel operating rate will- be accelerated to 90 or.
even 95 per cent of capacity after settlement of the coal controversy, Iron Age said. "The combination of an easier manpower situation, shorter week, and one of the greatest wage increases in steel history is expected to bring about a sharp change for the better in productivity," the publication said. Nebraska Grain Body Re Elects Officers The annual meeting of the Nebraska Grain Improvement Association was held' in Omaha Tuesday. R. E.
Miller, manager of Updike Grain Omaha, was re-elected president; R. M. Scoular and Frank Sorensen, vi Chet Swinbank was continued as executive secretary. Rail Revenue Drops Washington (P) The Association of American Railroads estimated Wednesday that railroad operating revenues in February Feb- decreased 19.5 per cent under ruary, 1945. Estimated freight revenues were down 22.1 per cent.
Passenger revenues decreased an estimated 8.9 per cent. Get G. N. Bond Issue New York (P)-Morgan Stanley and Co. and associates were successful bidders Wednesday for $75,000,000 in Great Northern Railway serial bonds on a basket bid of 98.071 for $40,000,000 series bonds maturing 1982 a per cent coupon and 000,000 series bonds maturing.
2010 with a per cent coupon. N. Y. Bond Market New York. Wednesday (AP)-Bonds.
New York (AP)-Wednesday BondsU. S. Government Bonds (Dollars and Thirty Sales in $1,000. High. Low.
Close. Treasury 69-64 Dec 1 106.10 106.10 106.10 70-65 106.9 106.7 106.7 72-67 June 2 104.25 104.25 104.25 Corporate Earnings Year Ended December $1 1945 1944 Socony-Vacuum 011 $2.00 Allied Chemical 8.54 Western Electric 2.52 2.31 Mengel Co. 1.72 National Sugar Refining 2.41 City Ice Fuel 2.06 Magma Copper 1.60 Newmont Mining 1.50 Westinghouse income. Girl Stowaway Given One Year Probation Honolulu (P) -Marguerite Human, who stowed away on a transport to meet her sailor sweetheart in Hawaii, was placed on a year's probation Wednesday by Federal Judge J. Frank McLaughlin.
Miss Human, 18, of Oakland, came into court with S1c John H. Ochsner, 19, of Oakland. Both said they intend to be married as soon as possible. Dental Schools Elect Kansas City, Mo. (P)-Dr.
Williard C. Fleming, dean of the versity of California Dental School, was elected president of the American Association of Dental Schools here Wednesday at the close of three-day association meeting. 11 -Whe Dees 117 OPTOMETRIST. BUY. SELL.
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2108 Chicago St. Fired Official Enters Race for Governor Harrisburg, Pa. (P) John U. Shroyer, fired as state highway secretary by Edward Martin foor 'disloyalty to the Republican Administration, took his candidacy for the GOP gubernatorial nomination to the voters Thursday with backing of a so-called "new guard of Penncylvania." The 63-year-old Shamokin (Pa.) dress manufacturer, refusing Governor Martin's request to resign, was dismissed formally Wednesday in a letter made public by the Governor. Mry Shroyer is bucking Attorney General James H.
Duff, the organization-backed candidate for Governor. Truman Asserts Navy Claim 'Out of Line' Washington (P)-President Truman told a news conference Thursday that a Navy statement on its need for funds was not in line with the facts. The President did not identify the statement. But he said there had been a misunderstanding that ought to be cleared up, and that Budget Director Harold Smith would explain the whole thing. Two days ago Admiral Chester W.
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