Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 December 1936 — Page 11

Holding Companies

; PAGE 11

the same week of 1935. The pickup. was ascribed to settlement of the strike at Midland Steel plants.

Are Not Logical, Flynn Says.

{ JOHN T. FLYNNeeeeee

Nh YORK, Dec. 12.—Senator Wheeler's committee has begun its investigation of railway finance. Very logically it started out with the Van Sweringen operations. The two Van Sweringen brothers are dead and the vast tangle of properties which they put together have fallen by one of the strangest incidents in railway history into the hands of an eljerly glass jar m a n ufacturer w h o bought control of three billion dollars of railroad and other properties for less than the price of two good locomotives. This is the story, which can not be told too often, of the holding company and the mysterious things which men may do with it.

The corporation is a useful in--

stirument of industry. It enables a number of persons to unite their resources in a single enterprise to carry it on upon a large scale, That is defensible. But the holding company is something beyond this. It is, ostensibly, a scheme to enable a number of corporations to unite. their resources to carry on upon a still vaster scale. This is open to serious argument. ” ” s UT there is one more step. This permits a man or a group of men fo use the holding company not. to unite the resources of a. number of corporations in a single enterprise, but to get hold of a number of corporations to use them for their own- promotions with little or no personal investment.

BUYING PUSHES | PRICES HIGHER

Gains of Fractions to More Than 2 Cents a Bushel Are Recorded.

By United Press CHICAGO; Dec. 12.— Moderate volume of buying most of which came from shorts who covered their positions for the week-end lifted wheat prices on the Chicago Board of Trade today. Prices ran up for gains ranging from fractions to better than a cent a bushel without meeting much in the way of opposition. At the close wheat was 1% to 2% cent higher; new corn was off 1% cents to % cent higher, and old corn was up ‘% cent. Oats were 2 to % cent higher. ’ Strength in Buenos Aires was about the only piece of news to exert a bullish effect on the local market. Continued demand from Europe aided the: Argentine market but Liverpool closed easier under week-end profit-taking. A reaction at Winnipeg after a firm start failed to induce selling here. : Corn Firm After Dip Corn ran into liquidation of December contracts and prices sold off for small net losses early in today's short session but steadied at the close. Buying came mostly

| from local speculators who look for

a squeeze in current contracts at the end of the month. It was reported, however, that’ elevators are able to buy cash corn and deliver it on December contracts on a more profitable basis. Oats and soybeans eased along

CHICAGO WHEAT 8

With census figures * showing retail sales in Indianapolis during 1935 above 1933 totals by 34 per cent local merchants now are enjoying the best

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Christmas business since 1929. shows a typical crowd of shoppers in a downtown department store.

The above photo :

New York Stock

Exchange Prices

Saturday.

Transactions approximated 1,240,000 shares compared with 1,000,000 shares last Saturday. actions approximated 490,000 shares compared. with 288,000 shares last

Dow Jones preliminary closing

Hish, Stew Warner

Oils— Amerada Atl Rf Barns ali’

193% Timken Det Axle 25%

Prev.* Low. Close. Close.

19% 19% 25 5 25

100% 30%

14% Sou Pac .... 12%

~ IPORKER PRICES

CLIMB 5 CENTS AT STOCKYARDS

Show Advance; Other Classes Steady.

. Weights 1 above 160 pounds advanced 5 cents and the lighter

| weights and sows. were steady to-

day in hog trading at the Indianapolis Union Stockyards. Receipts totaled 2000. At the close, 160 to 180 po

were $10.30; weights were $10.35; 200 to 225

to 250-pound class: brought $10.45. Top price for sows .was 39.65. Weights of 250 to 275 pounds sold for $10.35; 275 to 300-pound weights were . $10.30; 300 to 325 pounds. $10.15; 325 to 350 pounds, $10.05 and 350 to 400 pounders were $9.95.

Cattle Market Light .

In the lighter divisions the 150 ‘to 160-pound class brought $9.75; 140 to 150-pound weights were $9.50; 130 to 140 pounds, $9.25; 120 to 130 pounds, $9; 110 to 120 pounds, $8.75 and 100 to 110 pounds, $8.50. With a run of 50 cattle and 50 calves no cattle market was estab-

lished. - Compared to the close of last week steers and yearlings were {largely steady and in some in-

s | stances 25 cents higher on the % | medium quality kinds. Heifers were

steady to 25 cents up. Cows were mostly steady and in spots were 25 cents higher. Bulls were 25 cents

higher. Steer Top $12.25

Weights Above 160 Pounds| if: 5

ders | 3 180 to 200-pound|3

pounders sold for $10.40 and the 225-

N. Y. Bonds

DAILY BOND INDEX (1926 Average Equals 100) 20 20 Inds. Rails 94.8 100. ... 947 100. 94.7 . 99. .. 94.2 99. 21.3 83. 94.8 100. 90.0 84. {Copyright, 1936, by Standard Statistics.)

(By P. 8S. Moseley & Co.) U. S. GOVERNMENT BONDS Prev

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DOMESTIC Today's Bond Leaders—

Alls ER 45 45 Postal Lo & Tel 55 '53 . N Y C 6s '44

55 781.1 913

Sn 5s 2000 Cleve Un Term 5s ’ Cleve Un Term ig n.. ‘Col Gas 58 M Col Gas 5s 8

Chesa Cor s Del & Huds 4s ’43.. N Y Dock 4s ’51 5s 75

Erie Erie 5s ’67

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STOCK MARKET GAINS IN FAIRLY ACTIVE TRADING

: Low-Price issues Continue

To Maintain Center of Interest.

By United Press . NEW YORK,¢Dec. 12.—Stocks registered small gains in the aver

ages in moderately active trading today. Blue chips with few exceptions were firm, but most interest continued to center on the lower-grade stocks. A block of 21,000 shares of Paramount sold at 21% a share, bringing sales of that issue to the largest on the board. The price crossed 22. Two groups of utilities—American and Foreign Power issues and Standard Gas issues were strong and active. The latier was helped by belief the company soon would be able to emerge from bankruptcy under Section 77-B. “Gains in these groups ranged to more than 2 points. Other utilities were mixed in a narrow range with dealings relatively light, although Electric Power and Light got under way late in the session and rose to a new high. Paramount Active Motor shares: were dull and steady, Steels displayed quiet strength,

4 | with U. S. Steel common up nearly

2 point. Farm issues were strong, with Deere at a new high at 104%, up 4 points, and Case at 153%, up 5%. Oliver Farm reached 517, up 1% points. Warner Brothers: Pictures rose more than a point and amusements generally were higher under leader-

ou Grt Northern 4 i a8 - with corn but rye moved up for | averages showed: Industrials, 180.92, > : Palen Pac Le Grt Northern = net gains‘of a cent a bushel or so| off .18; railroads, 54.93, off .04; | Ohio Oil 15% 137s | West Maryland. ri

in sympathy with the rise in wheat. | utilities, 35.26, up .14. Retail Stores—

ship of of the active Paramount, Radio Corp. firmed slightly. Colgate-Palmolive-Peet

Vealers closed the week 50 cents |Grt Northern Las 7 -. eeeu10 higher with a late top of $12. The fod Manhat Ret / ‘57 .... 8

The Van Sweringens, along with Mr. Insull and a few of our great

banks, carried this dangerous practice perhaps further than any one else. The holding company was used to tangle up the ownership of our utility system. The Van Sweringens were pioneers in attempting to enmesh our railroads in the same vicious web. . It is almost impossible to make a mental picture of the maze of corporations in which many great railroads, coal companies, hotels, Lirolley systems, all sorts of cor-

CHICAGO GRAIN RANGE (By United Press)

Low 1.26% 23

1, 1.09%

Prev.

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Amusements—

Loews Paramount

Warner Bros.. Aviation— Aviation Co Boe

Crosley Radio..

(By Thomson & McKinnon) High. Low. Close.

28% 5

20th Century Fox 37 . 17%

[idewater Assn.. Un Oil of Cal .. 24%

; Ba Pacific Ch & Spi. Chi &

Allied Stores 185% First Nail Stores 533% Gimbel Bros iY Gd Un Tea ....

Kresge S S 29% Kroger Groc ...

Penney J C Safeway St .... Sears Roebuck... Woolwort. oon Firestone

high for the season. Bullocks

| around 1467 pounds brought a top | I

of $12 and numerous loads of all ‘weights ranged from $11.50 to $11.75, the bulk of the better grades sold for $10.50 to $11.75, the lower grades at $6.50 to $9.

and the bulk brought $5.50 to $8. The sheep market was nominal with receipts of 25.

A few head of heifers sold for $10 [Nv

week's steer top was $12.25, a new (III Gent Jt bv

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Inter Tel & Te 5 55s Inter Tel & Tel 4s '52. Lehigh Valley 4s 2003 ... 0 Bs Tex Adj 58 '67 Nat Steel 85 Nickel Slate 41,8 '73 Nickel Dials 5lo8 ‘74

Nor Pac 6s Nor States Pow 5s 41

equaled its high at 20% up a point on belief the company would raise soap prices shortly. Proctor & Gamble already has advanced its base prices of three leading brands, effective on Monday. : American Can again was the weak feature. It made a new low for the year at 112%, off 2% points. Yesterday the issue sold off 3% points.

New Orleans Term 45 55 .:!.. porations became snared. But in = time the Allegheny Corp. became . the top or master corporation | pee. a 90 which dominated the ownership of |May cr aren. 83m -83

3 FORM PARTNERSHIP

Jacob Weiss, Sidney J. Seligman and Ferdinand Born have announced formation of a partnership

74% | Chi & a PW fd i Tn U § Rubber 479, 2 HOGS 4: wins ‘4 : i t : P sia 2 2 2 U 8S Rubber pfd 97% Dee. $10. aul. 40 sian Receipts, S. [email protected] 10, 000

a ele [email protected] 3 9000 10.10 9

i A : Un Aireft x (new) 8% Ys a 2 47 Am Rell Mills . HM 3 0: 9.90@ ; 000 r 7 1 La wenid 18 : 11. [email protected] 5000 the whole Immense tangle. oraie | 5 sya 1 1a 1 suiting Erie pid ‘29% 29% 20% a fh : 88 3 fai |12. 10.25@1045 10.45 2000 Allegheny controlled a brace | ™yg,.4 Am Radiator .. 24% 4 t Northern pid a. 4 4 : Light Lights— for the general tice of of . enormous holding companies ; 1315 1330 13.20 |Barber Co 3h 3% 4 352 oi &8: gtral UA BB 2 29 (140-160) Good and choice. .$ [email protected] : 8 practice of law unwhich in turn controlled railroads. 5 332 1307 Jase {550 |Holland Furnace 5 3; 19% 19% Lightweighters : or the name of Weiss, Seligman * nx = XNew. 101d. (a)Asked. (b)Bid. (n)Nom- | Johns Manville" 14 M 1% 1% Ti60-10) ¢ Goo -- 9.80@10. 49 abe and Born with new offices in the : s———— Libby Owens Gls 77% s 11 |MK& T pfd.. 27% 27% eel 17% a 3 M -20@10, a 4 | Insurance Building, 8 East Market UT the Allegheny itself was CHICAGO PRIMARY RECEIPTS gi 5 36% Br : 2% | (160-200) Good 3 : nguyen street. All be dominated by the Van Swer- Te am

U S Gypsum ... 7 p CL 31%, [email protected] ‘12 a ’ USE 63 60 ingens by means of another private have been engaged in the practice

Warren Bros Medium 7 [email protected] | Texas holding company called the Vaness |Cor N ew Bond Issues of law in Indianapolis. 2

200-2 bod and choice. . Chemicals— Tatham) Goo nd holes. [email protected] Heavyweights— 10.15@ 10.45 eer sre eee Co., while several other private (By W. L. Lyons & Co. a i : holding companies—the Geneva et oir de BE Bia. Re . TRUCKER HEADS CLUB Corp., the General Utilities Corp., je Gi a Amer Woolen ..-10 : Inc. and |[loads; No. 1 red, Argentine First trucker to be elected’ presi= dent of the Louisville Transporta-

(250-290) Good and choice U d [email protected] | "sR Metropolitan Utilities, 24; red, $1.23; Ek -. : ding AG doo 45 45 /e 3 Inc. were iN 1 hard, 1. 28; > 3 hard, $1.27, Corn Bi: 40 Assd T. tion Club is Merle S. Denny, Denny

d choice. . Terminal Properties, 69 Sarloads; No. 102%; | Motor Transfer Co. president, F. J.

ket, used to lodge portions of the con- |3 white. i No. 4 white,’ 97% trol. All these were finally in the g i i 1% ® | Isler, company terminal manager here announced today.

hands of the Van Sweringen brothers. These two men started out to i | Mr. Denny is cited as having been among the first to establish a truck highway safety department.

12% 13 build this unmanageable aggrega- —_— Jamber 3 Youd 12% mm 58% 58% tion of corporations with nothing. CHICAGO CASH GRAIN Tine Prod wi ot 137% | Conn RIY Pwr 3% 6] tities Money and Exchange INDIANAPOLIS STATEMENT

0 2 ; Ostensibly they started with 14 (By United Press) Equipments— Cons G & & 5 3% 1 02% 103 |Am & For % Slearings

U S Stee U S Steel pid . 10,000 : Air Warren parody. 176,000 113,000 | 4 Youngst 8 & T. (INDIANAPOLIS 7 y United Press) y : : Wheat— Market, strong. Niece ipts, 3 car- |Du Pont 81 S01 Ark La

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Argentina A 6s. *57 Receipts, 50— Australia 4 as 5% x hoice 0 Ld fedium .

- Common (900-1100) Choice Good

Oats— Market, (550-900)

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’ 7% 1% Qudahy Pkg 398 0 An Gower = Lit 13° 17% 13 million dollars. In fact they CASO, Dec. 13..-Whe om: hard. | Am Brake Shoe. 65% $lidahy, Di 0% jou (AT&T 188% 188% “sau, . Go * ‘ . , $1. . — Am Car x Fdy.. 85% son le Wat Wks ... 25% 25 (1100-1300) Choice started with only $500,000 and this tional, No. xe : No. 3 vel- | Am Loc al, 4 a1 Goodrich 4%s oh 10 Col Gas & Elec. 1734 Good .... they borrowed from a Cleveland LG) Am Steel Fdy .. : 60s Ye [Jul States Steel 4% 1% "61 a.! Comm. & Sou 3% 1% 3%] 1300 Medium bank. 1 Consol Gas _. 45% a | (1300-1500) Shoice : ~ & Li 3 2% In the end it was quite logical Be R Bl. i202 Bn that a glass jar manufacturer who n 12% [email protected]; = sin; BY 11% knew nothing of railroads should [583° Glover’ Seed ial 85 Blane. | Pullman Inc 1 625 62% 3 have bought control of the whole |No. 3 TSjiow. Ohh Brovisions- “i 1a Metro as Lard, $13.22 bid: 12.40 inal; | Westingh Elec... 147Y. 146% § x three Siions of property for pond leaf, $12 Boinal; belies, $16.50 Bominal’ Finausiai— : 2 Mont Fo Eh £5, 60 veeee.100 fos elit 000. was like buying a piece o TOL ec. 12.—Grain close (in Ye Adams Exp ... 14% arra_ klec : mr ; 34s ‘61 ... Std Gas property worth $11,600 for $1. S00 aan Cornno. 3 geilo. L7G sed, | Aliogheny Corp. RL TE a et Stone websiai 23% [The evil lies in the holding com- | 1.08. QatsNo, 2 white. “s3ase Care oh ’ } ; 102% 102% | United Co Ys pany. There is no reason in the No.2 Wher No. Thos 4) sav al 3a: world why such a device should be |No. 2 red, $1.25%:@1 2h tolerated by an intelligent and civ-

ilized people. There is no sound LOCAL CASH MARKEY

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Commodity Prices

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TREASURY STATEMENT (By Unite Pevss)

WASHINGTON. 2.—Government expenses and iP for the current fiscal Jear Shding Dec.- 10, compared with = Expenses $ 3 079,126,490. 8 $ 3.360.761, A ’ eR a 1 on Lis 310.89 89 1, 1 i: 33 sad a TeveIple, 50— $s se | Cash bal. 1,450,604,335.50 1.346.075.484.53 Good choice Pub. debt 3 906,847,112.41 94.44 Gold res. 11,213,960.557.82 9. Customs 102,847,945.40

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commercial operation which could not be carried on as well without it. But there are countless bad, disastrous and dishonest operations which can not be carried on without it. (Copyright, 1936, NEA Service, Inc.)

$1.20 for No. 1 red wheat. Other grades on thelr merits. Cash corn new No. 3 yellow, 96¢c. Oats, 4lc. Hay—No. 1 timothy, [email protected]; No. 1 clover, [email protected]; No. 1 alfalfa,

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Gen Baking Foods

Cuban Am Sugar

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SHEEP AND LAMBS

= ting, $17.50@$18.50. Fruits and Vegetables —Receipts, 25—

(Quotations below subject to change, are Building P er mits

average wholesale prices being offered to - buyers by local commission Gralers) alrenon atat, 36 N. Pennsylvania st, Fruits—Pears, Oregon Bosc. S. Paul Bisesi, 317-21 8. New Preys, $3.25." California Avocados, Sos 24s a storage building. $17,000; 329-31 S. New D'Anjou, extra fancy (110s- | Jersey-st, (torage B building N.Y. 0 Sune pip os $200: LR : Ra, "1 Grimes. 2Va nes George Vordernsark.

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