Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 October 1936 — Page 35

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Abuse Checks, Flynn Says.

BY JOHN T. FL

EW YORK, Oct. 30—From March 30 to Sept. 26 of this

yedr—a half-year period—186,830,-

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748 shares were bought and sold on the New York Stock Exchange. : Who bought and sold these shares? Was it done by the investgeneral speculating’ public? Or did the members of the | Exchange, do quite a large part of

It has been pointed out many times that the Ex- ¢ is not what many suppose it to be —a great free market where t h e members, acting as brokers for the pubilc, buy and sell stocks for their ‘customers. They do ‘indeed buy and sell stocks for their customers, But at the same time they are trading in stock for themselves on a gigantil scale. In the, six months referred to, members of\ the Exchange bought “and sold for themselves—for their ‘Own account—78,496,102 shares. i That is to say, of the 186,000,000 S Shares which figures in trades, over $4 per cent of them included trades by members. 3 » ” » F course the members both bought and sold. Whenever a trade takes place on the Ex- $ change there is a scale and a purchase. Hence the total number of

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1936

{than a year earlier; consequently,

SEE INCREASE IN SUPPLY OF HOGS "FOR SLAUGHTER

Lack of Feed Expected to Cause Early Selling Bureau Says.

Times Special WASHINGTON, Oct. 30.—Slaughter supplies of hogs in the United States during the marketing year which began Oct. 1, are expected to

cultural Economics said today in a

prospécts. Because of short feed supplies it is. probable that there will be a decided tendency to market ‘hogs earlier than usual this fall and winter. This will make the slaughter supplies from October to mid-Janu-ary large in relation to supplies in the remainder of the 1838-37 marketing year. Some increase in exports of hog products within the next few months is expected in view of this larger slaughter, the bureau said. It is considered likely that domestic hog slaughter in the last half of the 1936-37 season will be smaller

the summary said, in the last half of this marketing year the level of

be considerably larger than for -the |i, last two years, the Bureau of Agri- L

summary of world hog and pork |g,

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(Reprinted From Late Times Yesterday) DAILY BOND INDEX (1926 Average Equals 100) . 20 60 Util, Bonds, 106.8 99.3 99.1 8

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TO10 GENT

{Small Cattle Run Slows |

Market; Vealers . Are Strong to Higher. omit. te oki start

yesterday, the hog market today was steady to 10 cents higher at the

Indianapolis Union Stockyards: The heavier weights from 180 to 300

pounds sold for $9.55 to $9.75 and |

those from 300 to 400 pounds brought $0.35 to $9.65. Sows were quoted at $8.35 to $8.75, top $9.10. Receipts were 2000 with ' 255 holdovers. In the lighter welghis the 160 to 180-pounders sold for $9.25 to $9.65; those of 150 to 160 pounds, $9 to $9.60; 130 to 150 pounds, $3.50 to $6.25, and 100 to 130-pounders, $8

| Lto $8.75.

With only 600 head of cattle and 600 calves received, there were not

| enough steers to make a markst.

Lower grade heifers, cows and bulls were unevenly weak to 25 cents lower. Common to medium heifers were $450 tp $7.50. Vealers were generally strong to 50 cents higher with

“he better grades showing the most

advance, the bulk selling for $9.50

DISTRIB INCORPORATED IvesTons:

“The number of passengers carried on our air transport lines in August was 18 per cent greater than a year ago and went up 125 per cent over August, 1930, while the .air express carried was 26° times gerater. Depetdabiliiy has also increased.

ASK PERMISSION TO

BUY RAIL PROPERTY

By United Press WASHINGTON, Oct. 30. — The Atchison, Topeka and Sante Fe Railway has applied to the Interstate Commerce Commission for permission to acquire control of the Pecos and Northern Texas Railway and the Pecos River Railroad through the purchase! of stock from the Eastern Railway Co. of New Mexico. The Atchison asked permission to release $7,455,000 in advances al-

ready made to the Eastern in re- |.

turn for 6,900 shares of Pecos River and 30,093 shares of Bev: and

SEEN AS TR ‘BALANCE |

Department of Cor Expects Exports + Increase.

By United Press WASHINGTON, Oct. 30.— partment of Commerce today that the fall upswing ness would boost foreign’ #

ance for the first nine the year of $33,136,000, e Commerce Daniel C. Roper pected shipments during the: three months of some modities, including cotton, ind | Sutomobles, would wipe efi : Roper’s figures placed export and import trade for | year at between $4,800,000,000" pad $5,000,000,000. A sharp reversal the June, July and August fre urifavorable balances ocow September, when exports . imports ‘by $4,442,000.

Imports Exceed Exports. Fr Imports for the first nine months of 1936 were $1,765,450,000 ‘against

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exports will probably be no’ greater than it was in the first half of the 1935-36 season.’ The: latest figures show the number of hogs in the most important producing countries of Europe to he approximately 5 per cent greater at the beginning of this 1936-37 season than it was at the same time last year. In the United Kingdom, however, the bureau found that hog numbers have declined. It is probable that some modification of the British Pig Scheme will be made in view of this possibly accompanied ‘by an increase in pork import quotas for 1937 and by imposition of tariffs on cured pork.

New Bond Issues

(By Lyons & Co.)

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(Copyright, 1936, by Standard Statistics)

sales and purchases would be twice . the number of trades. Hence the tio of members’ sales and pure chases to total sales and purchases Would be 21 per cent. But the members would be found on one side s or the other of 42 per cent of the trades. But this needs examination. How 3% ‘many people on the whole are buy- & Ing and selling shares? Perhaps a 3 million. |I doubt if it is more. If 2% this be frue, then you have a mil4 ' Hon people ‘buying 79 per cent of "38 the shares and only about 1100 3 members doing 21 per cent of the business. - The figure reveals that the biggest speculators on the exchange are the members This is the most important racket on the Exchange—the right of the § members to speculate and gamble § for their own accounts. Until this $ has been ended there will never be even an approach .to Exchange reform. But the Exchange thus far has been able to defeat every attempt to check this abuse. » A = S a matter of fact, the figures about member trades just given and furnished by the SEC do not tell the whole story. Apparently the figures include trades for brokers who are members of stock exchange firms but are nos ® themselves members of the Ex-° change. To what extent also does it in< § clude trades for joinf accounts, i corporations, holding companies in which members are interested? To what extent does it include trades for member firms? Unless. a; study includes all these facts, it will be far from compiete. 4 Of course, to say that members § do for themselves 21 per cent of the trading hardly tells the full tale of the importance of this segment of trading. We would have to . know how this trading was exerted 20 know its precise effect. Also we have to remember that it is done "Py men peculiarly situated to know what the public and what their clients are doing. It has an important. bearing on the whole :subof segregation. (Copyright, 1936, NEA Service, Inc.)

Fruits and Vegetables

(Quotations below, subject to change 1 @&re average wholesale prices being offere

to Dyers 4 local com PFRUITS—Pears, Oregon Dost. 8 $3. Florida Avocados, 12s-18s,

$2. Oremn D’Anjou, fancy (100s-110s- Y26s) $3.25. El selected, Ib., S¥ac. Apples, No. ob

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(By Abbott, Proctor & Paine) Alleg Corp’ 5s 4 Sheiidanints 101% Treasurys Alles Corp 58 . 98

$1,732,314,000 in exports. Although both exports and ime 5 ports for the nine months last year were smaller, the United States held a favorable balance of 466, 496,000. JR Assistant Secretary of Commerce Erhest G. Draper attributed the change, which he said, was a “healthy” condition, to the fact that the United States has shiff« ed’ from a debtor nation b creditor country in the E hood of $7,250,000,000. : } Mr. Roper said the: increase * both; exports and imports was an “encouraging sign” of A world-wide economic conditions and that he believed the United States would end with a favorable balance. The United States has not had an unfavorable ‘balance for melas two decades. 7 :

to $10, top, $10.50. A few beef cows brought upward to $4.50 and sausage bulls were quotJ Prev. ed at $5.50 down. Cutter and low 1 cutter grade cows were $3 to $4. Fat lambs were fully 25 cents lower and at spots 50 cents, the 2 bulk of the better grades bringing |; 1/$8.25 to $8.50, practical top, $8.75. Fat ewes were steady with the ‘| bulk selling at $2.50 to $3; top, $3.25.

Other Livestock (By United ) Press)

CHICA Hog! 13,000, including 5500 direc Fairly active to all, 10c lower than Thursday's best Lime 3% or steady with the fo Spe $9.50; -bulk good and choice, 1905 ov 346 1g) "88.5009 .45; most 160-180 lbs., $8.90 Col Gas 5s Api '83 Nivaveie 105 105 5;

best pigs, [email protected]; desirabl Col Gas 8S "61 ...............104% sows, 75 : 7 Calttle—Receipts, 2000; calves, 500: few ood steers received; most sales, $9. 50@ 0.25; weak to 25c lower; lower grades without dependable outlets; 25@40c lower than \last “ week’s close; cows dull and evenly "lower; bulls barely steady,’ vealers Seay with Thursday’s close mostly, $9.50

Sheep—Receipts, 7000: includin 1600 directs; fat lambs, . uneven; bulk TB steady with Thursday's averaBe; spots lower; native lambs, $3.50@9; bulk choice offerings at outside: os 10 to small Hilers: Bo: : fat Be aay heep ; native ewes 75; lamb undertone Wepk. teedling

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