Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 December 1936 — Page 12

of the hdustry and the highest for any week in 1936,

roo maces] STEEL ACTIVITY. TEXTILE OUTPUT LEAD BUSINESS

Cotton Mills Absorb Staple In Record Volume With Advance Booking.

High Steel Prices Bad Influence,

Flynn Says. BY JOHAN T. FLYNN |

ITTSBURGH, Dec. 21. Here in the steel capital one hears, before being here very long, of rising steel business and rising prices. Mavbe rising prices are necessary. But the phenomenon sends a shiver of hesitation up and down the spines of the optimists. Only a few | weeks ago good | news went out of the steel mills. It was that workers would get a 10 per cent increase in purchasing power. But, this was followed soon by rumblings about price increases of steel —33 a ton, for instance. This, of course, means that workers purchasing power will inerease 10 per cent in the steel industry, but that a corresponding decrease in the purchasing power of those who buy steel products will be brought about by raising steel prices.

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STOCK MARKET WEEK IN REVIEW

BY ELMER O. WALZER United Press Financial Editor

NEW YORK, Dec. 21 --8tocks ex-

perfenced an irregular decline last week and a falling off in volume

Total for Oct at a the recent specialty fa. $265,000,000; Imports | vorites. were depressed sharply. | at $245,000 ,000.

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Light supplies in 11 Midwestern packing centers sent hog prices Trans Cont & | from 10 to 25 cents higher tofay at | Building— - Real Silk the Indianapolis Union Stockyards. | Brtver Ra ntor - g4™ Receipts here totaled 4000 com- Hollang Purnace Bla pared to 11,000 last week. In the 11 | Johns al cite. 8-1 " markets, 88,000 were received com- | | Jstoby mie ens Oh 3 . ps i

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Newport industries lost more than 7 points on talk of a BEC investiga. | tion. Low-prced shares lost favor | Joni after a series ue Aes | Yes Bowes 6% | Times Special in which they topped t st © men Spee & . Nh 2 | NEW YORK, Dee. 21. an A active leaders. Ha yosi HY fa in Western Union. 78% 71s maw 71° |d in the total amount of foreign _ | the steel, cottor B ¢ pow: : iA available for use in this coun- | re NT yh Ee ps industry featured ast week's busts try, the value of goods exported by | potions to more than 2 points | Ness, according to Business Week | the United States rose from $321 |.pove ‘the levels of the week be- | Steel activity was up to 12 per | 000,000 in October 1035 to $265.000,- | gps * Ofts were steady as the week cent of capacity, it was said. Cotton 000 in October this year, the Alex- | closed. Utilities and rails registered textile mills were reported absorbing ander Hamilton Institute revealed | co.’ Wotors also declined as did | cotton ih record volume and booking Yaa. | airplane stocks. orders well into 1037. Electric power Value of imported merchandise in Steel Issues ih Demand was said to be establishing new rec.

1937 May Climb 15 Per Cent % Solon: Win repOrte t hmve been | Demand for steel fssues followed OIIs Heh Week,

Times Special $212,000,000 this year against $189, reeks index stood at the pre. NEW YORK, Dec. 21.—Total advertising expenditures fn 1037 may 000,000 in 1035, ot net gold and sil- | the publication of the American a nil “02 7 Trop! “hi be 15 per cent larger than the sharply expanded 1036 figures, according | ver imports declined from $364,000,- | Tron & Steel Institute estimate of Rts Above tip Previous month's to Standard Statistics Co. @ 000 to $245,000,000. [production WhISh crossed 7 Der |S x5 above the Wark of the Automotive, building, toilet goods Foreign funds available for the | cent of capacity to a new high same ‘woek in 1035.

and liquor companies already have CONTINENTAL MILLS financing of American purchases, since April 22, 1930. The total of I increased their budgets from 15 to therefore, declined from $553,000,000 | ingot production thus far in 1036 Rails Buy Equipment 25 per cent, it was said. Buying of railroad equipment in

in October 1935 to $457,000,000 this | has exceeded oe futl ag in the | industry since 1020. Tt is expected g fy FILES REVENUE SUIT Yeu, ie opin SHowed. to be the third largest year in his. | the month was reported by the pub3 Xp ng Total Exports Gain tory. For a time United States | | lfeation to have been the larges t for

this year are from 15 to 20 per cent ] jor greater than in 1935 and the high- In the same period the amount | Steel was in active demand. It Any similar period in six years

2p tives were said est since 1931, according to the sta- | Action Attacks Provisions of |of foreign funds used to finance the | reached a new high since 1931 and | [Run I © EO 2 uot ro tistical organization. purchase of American securities was | its preferred also had a wide gain, [Io 0 woe hearings at Washington Newspaper lineage should close Act of Tax Recovery sharply curtailed, declining to $102,- | Bethlehem was up sharply. Other | Henve Industry cohbinued to ead the year, it was said, with an in- - : 000,000 from $332,000,000 and mak~ Steels followed, holding part of the | ICL CAC EO tC el ing possible more purchases of mer- | rise. Mills were reported to be assured of

crease of 11 to 12 per cent, chandise, the Institute declared. The labor factor was still prom- | practically capacity operations for

and retail sales, the company be- Mills, Ine. of Philadel to finance purchases of American SE i: ’ mobile industry. - The Commitiee |, inclement weather, but prospects

lieves that the improvement refiects securities in October was still subbusiness betterment | Phia has filed a Supreme Court at- | stantial, and higher than for the | for Industrial Organization under | [were still exceptionally bright for magazine

tack on provisions of the 1936 reve- | previous months of 1936, according | John I. Lewis turned its attention | the holiday

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pared to 127,000 last week. wv 8 Cy weiiin Gains of 25 cents were recorded | Warren Bros in the 180 to 275-pound class, 275 | ‘Chemieals— to 325-pounders increased 15 cents | Aled action 18% | and the underweights were up 10 cents. Weights above 326 pounds were scarce and quotable steady.

Packing Sows Up

Weights of 160 to 180 pounds sold | for $1045, 180 to 200 pounders brought $10.50; 200 to 225 pounders, HE U. 8. Steel Corp. has [81055 and the 225 to 250- -pound | Am Home Prod.. notified its customers that |class were $10.60. all the steel bought by them must | Packing sows were 10 to 15 cents | Lambert, .... be out of the mills by Jan. 31 or |higher with most sales at $9 to|Un Drug (new). the prices quoted on it in the | 39 60 and a few at $9.75 to $9.85.| Equipments last quarter of this year will not | Weights of 250 to 275 pounds, were Am Car & Fdy. Bh% stand. $10.50; 275 to 300 pounds, $10.35; 300 Am Sen wy The U. 8. Steel Corporation's |#o 395 pounds, $10.05; 825 to 350 Bal gioco, - eu employes will get $32,000,000 in | pounds, $9.80 and the 350 to 400- Gen Bice wage increases. But buyers of U. [pound class $9.70. . S. Steel products will pay that In the lighter divisions 150 to 160 | Pullman . $32,000,000 in increased prices and [pounders brought $9.75: 140 to 150 est i Br : several million in addition. | pounds, $950; 130 to "140 pounds, | oa But the disturbing thing is the 18925; 120 to 130 pounds, $9; 110 to Armour talk one hears that the original | 120 pounds, $8.75 and the 100 to 110 Bent aroe Cream. 5 price increases may be bettered, P wi

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| pcunders, $8.50. Re +o S04 Apparently satisfied that the price increases could be added without much protest, some of the companies are talking about pushing the matter a little further. Thus the original price increase talked

Cattle Market Steady

The cattle run was comprised largely of lower grades and steer | sales were mostly steady to strong al $7 to $8.50. Heifers were 25 cents

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nue act which required processors to | t0_the report, and foreign funds (to the motor car companies Friday | said, oso and the very move brought selling |

prove they had not passed on AAA taxes before they could recover ihe tax. The suit, originally brought in the Court of Claims, charged the provi-

continued to provide the security markets here with considerable sup-

| port. | The report said that in the first

ten méths of 1036 there have been | more goods exported from the

in the automobile stocks. Strikes Impede Industry The industry was impeded also

| by a strike in the ranks of the fiat

: Some localities were said to ba expecting better Christmas trads

| than in 1929,

The construction industry, pars ticularly home building, was enjov[ing sharp improvement, it was raid,

about on rolled strip steel was $4. But now it is said this will be $5. The forces which make for increasing business activity have been slightly stimulated. The stimulation has not been as great as it seems on the surface for as vet, it is government spending which is doing this trick.

glass workers that threatened to With indications that the total for cut off the glass supply and this | the vear will be almost double that redfice operations in the automo. Of 1935. Residential confract awards bile industry. Chrysler lost 2 points | for November were reported 72 per on the week and General Motors cent ahead of the 1035 month 8, more than a point, TT There was some tax selling dur- | l S ing the week in various issues and L it was expected that variety of ae | ocal Securities might pick up slightly last week. | By Indianapolis Bond and Bhate Corp) An offset, however, was the pros- |. Jolowing auotations do but merely pect of heavy reinvestment of funds | Indicate the approximate market Jeve received in dividend payments de- | Joscd, Oh, Duving and selling inquiries or clared for distribution in the com- BONDS ing week. These run into hundreds |. unc fe) 414 05 Atke / of millions of dollars. Much of the , 414% '6] 3% 104% money will go back into the stock |X | ol Pe Wn ay 414 19814 market, according to the observers, | Indplx Railway Inc

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| higher, ranging from $6 to $7.50. | Cows were steady to strong. Beef [cows brought $4.25 to $5, the cutter and: | grades, $3.25 to $4. Bulls were fully Swift WY By WV. 0. Tym & Co) (Steady with sausage bulls at $4.50 | vinancial— Allied Stores 4i4g. 51 IS $5.25. Adams Bxp ..... 14] ; ; 4 Ari Fall te Vealers were strong to 50 cents Am Int Corp ... a Ta higher with the bulk of the better [Comm Credit grades at $11.50 to $12. Receipts So oe vw lotaled 800 cattle and 400 calves, (Lehman Corp

Transamerica ... NE of the forces which reverses The sheep market was fairly ac-

sion was unconstitutional. The company asserted that it was impossible to prove whether taxes of this I nvestment Trusts nature had been passed on either to (By Thomas D. Bheerin & Co.) the producer or the ge It Administered Pane 30 Bi Ask asserted 200 cases raising the same |: 8 : questions are pending in the Circuit iftiated Ay Nd Court of Appeals. “Broad Street a eatt ing Se

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No 1 Jonathans, 2'% inches up, $2.15 No. | 1 Y. Wealthy. 21, inches up, $1.85. No Rome Beauties, 2'2 inches up, $2: No. 1 Winter Bananas, 3 inches, $1.85. Sunkist, 360s, $5 ton 12s, 20c¢;

*Century Bhar Trust Wousehold $3160 in floor stock taxes on cotton Corp ‘AA’ or ‘Acc’ (unmod.). tive and all calves were st yw " T b of business and Steady with x the trend of | *Diversified Trustee Bhs oo Kelvinator fund, contending the AAA was un- Dividend & Trustee Bhs ‘D’.. lng | Was $9. Choice lightweight native Rdamental . .. the cycle bo a Severe Suey | lambs were $9. the heavies down. [Sm bn ea": was denied it filed suit in the Court *General Oe slr Trust wo on the declining slope is g Marks: Stree, Invest Corp. . 14 for $7.75 and the bulk of th Alt Chalmers. . arylan ia clin; ; e bette > ticularly those in the sluggish grade slaughter grade ewes ranged | AT . Mutual Investment Fund. . heavy industries, will do well to A ! Ne York Curb *Natfon-Wide Voting sent the Duke Power case involving | Kokomo Water Works 5s "58 104 103 he ‘dendeni a Iain were 4000. Burrou hs Add... 30% AR w North American Tr Shs 1956 Incle Water Works Sn 145. 101 - ion the deadening and paralyzing —— Contl 4% ¥ : a ++ 108° municipal power plants back to the | Noblesyille H 1, 4 yn 0 10 influence of the business cycle be- i; Tn lower courts, Somehow or other 5 Crown Cork .... lose. | Belected Amer Bhs (orig) HOGS Curtis Pub § c TH Trac & 1, 5s *44 yyy 110 sive force has gotten well under win. Br v Bastman Rodak 175 y orks 3 avy @10.835 dy 07, | *State Street Invest Cor T H Water Works 6x va : way 995% 10 25 Foster Wheeler. 42% Amer Gas & ohlectrie 33% | cBupsreioed Sh no pi AN 14.37 group had a period of Strength. Trac Term Co Bs '5 von TY 93 . . Tp , —_— 10,304210.55 Int Bus Mach... 1300, Trustee Standard Oilshs ‘A’. ; ABC Brewing €o_ new) > mld gd wil i REE aie Natl Cath am iu Trsteo Standard Silshs 4 vor EMPLOYES GET “BONUS Beit Raliroad & By Yds com . 50 #2 ; - 10.3067 10.60 an 2314 y ; TR i : : y we pd 7s 8 3 | Light Liehts E 10/60 Underwood BE . [100% 100" bh Sv WN 3 ' 107 . Corp All employes of the State Life Tiome Tel & rel by Wayne : i > 7 J ; ndusizy set upon a hill. They will Modan Bag Motors Money and Exchange " 01 have an effect upon the minds of |Lighivewnte © dice Gr : 11 a ex or more, are to receive a Christmas | (100 Hiro Flee Co 7s oo... 7 oy Gen OFS nn " 1 1s Gas Co com This is a moment for economic i . 10.3 55 : E 3los 86 3 | Deb Eos, Rn inounted Satdrauy “Tndnis Pwr & Lt Co pfd 8s Stn tos : Meagum oct; haa 1 s 9 |Wise Pub Sve 4s 4s 61 2 001 by Mr, Trwin A, Ward, manager, statesmanship. And the leaders of | Medium Weigh ts ye The! be a JIndply Water Co Did 2 *N Ind Pu erv pic 28 vey the economic scene well and |u (220-250) Good and choice. . il 1 Mad 4d Renal! of M. 8. Block, Mereantile 'N Tnd Pub Berv pfd 7s dolv b an Cay Weights (The prices quoted are paid for International Vitamin WASHINGTON, Dec. 21.—Government | Realty Co. vice president, at a “Progress Laundry Go i widely before they attempt to at- 200-350) Good and choiee 9.706010 35 | White Mtrs .... gathered in the country, while for done Niagara Hudson Power . + [email protected] | woliow Truck 57V fiscal Font ending Dec. 18, compared with Pub Berv Co of Ind 7 nation by a raid on it through {318 id Good 9 Soa 0.85 higher, Fach at case of eggs must weigh | Penroed Corp ! a year ago: ployes. Bow Ind G & F pid 6s J ¢ ) 1350-425) ‘Good 2'50 i, higher prices. RRs—No. 7 “strictly fresh, loss of, 23¢c : » “Union Title Co com 8 Sev 40 ) ? eceipts... 2.042 104,354.78 1824. ra I%=Div 1 Stagehter Pig Swi i : ve 9 / i - breed Bons, 5 Ibs, and over, ge: One 2 2 i ov 1,8 Chicago G tn Futures fg, | Te. 4 bucks, A -f Hom ~ c High. Low, Close, | Times Special (Quotations below subject to change, are | —Receipts, 800 fat, Fingets, “9 Geese se, fuil- > - . mS i TR 11003 350 % Mey , 3 : 32Y% KENT, ©. Det, 21—Directors o! average Wholesale prices being offered to | (550-900) : ec 8 Bat .. 40 0) and fat 9,39. rke 1 ‘18% : ; ! 4 . ™ Carros. Pears, Oregon Bosc, 100s, box $3; Good 9.25 10. daille . 51 243 Lig : hens, 10 ibs. gna over, 1c; old toms, fe; \lifornia Avocados, 20s-24s, box. $2.75 o . : ens, 8c; 2 quay $25. “dgeiting 3 able Dec. 21 to stockholders of recs (500-1100) 2 0}, - 8 it was announced si y No. 1 ‘Grimes 3'% inches up. $2.10: Apples | 1, Bac; Bankers Trust Mr, gy 437 Donnan-st, altera- ord Dec. 16, y Indiana Delicious, 2% inches up, $2.95: No Central Hanover .. CHICAGO, ~ Begs 5 “Market, easy: i receipts, ors Tieth ora ed_firsts, 28Yac: Eleonora Wagner, 17 E. Ray-st, furnace, ToL rt! 711-10 Vir. 3 Se an om if ee ABR

Corp ‘AA’ or ‘Accum’ Seg a yarn held by it on Aug. 1, 1933. On | orp Trust Shares Soi, last eek; sends the business world from its week's close. Top and bulk tdend Bhares Inc constitutional. When the refund : *Incorporated Investors . | vard to $8.25. scellaneous— of Claims. prices. Steel men and others, par- $ Yearling wethers ‘sold (Miscellaneous “Massachusetts Investor a us 5 nvestors from $3 to $3.50, : p ’ Aly ; think long before they set in mo- ’ top $4. Receipts | fikln Man Ti 52% North American Tr Bhs 1985 EO ta Wa By an Tw Local Li k Cuterpillar Tract 88 (By Atkins, Hamill & Cates) Richmond WW Bl 106 1% fore the stimulating and progres- stvestoc . 4.18 Wall Street interpreted the American Airlines 4 29 “Selected Cumulative Bhares. 10. 3 rp 1k T Receipts. Deere & Co : utility | T H Water Works 5 "58. 104 3 11.000 What 1s good for the steel indus- 10.156 10.40 Gillette Arkansas Natural Cas (A)... Trustee Am Bk 08 1.20 STOCKS 2 10.106210.85 Nau Cash, Reg... 29%, “Ex-Dividend Beit Railroad & Btk Yds pfd prices rises are made by a great To lients. { ) ¥ a " saium Chole. 8 2a8a 10.45 Building, employed for six months Hee Co ‘fa 7s Lightwetgh(s Auburn INDIANAPOLIS STATEMENT all producers Me vas ¥ (180-200) Good ji choice “Tndpls Pwr & Lt Co pfd 8s . 101 ] ip. A TREASURY STATEMENT The announcement was made on ; the industry would do well to sur- 0) Good and choice Produce Markets Fivier *N Ind Pub Berv pfd 6s .. (250-290) Good and choice . 10.15610.60 Studebaker expenses and receipts for the current 3 : - f Ind pfd 6s.... tack the purchasing power of the | Packing Sows — Sries in Indianapolis the prices are 1 cent | Pan-American Airways Christmas party for building em- | Pub Berv Co of Ind i | Motor Access 55 pounds g This Yea t Yea te Elec Co 6s (425 5-450) Good 9. 5 @ 9.25 Bendix oF Expenses ..83.317.158, oa. 20 83, oy San Hy an Terre Haute c (Copyright, . in (100-140) Good And choice. 8.500 9.50 under 5 Ibs. JRRHOrh Seed, heh 21080. me 5 ‘By ates B. Bennett 3. Op) $1 SPECIAL DECLARED : Youn toms, the Twin Coach Co. have declared a buyers by local commission dealers.) fa 18 ]bs. Te: over TN > Unlisted Stocks Building Perm Permits Oregon _D'Anjou, extra fancy, Butter: Seam tons, 5 : el BR i, Indiana Golden Delicious, 245 inches Wb. a’ fori =8t, "Fe Ew iota : S03, unl. 2» extra firsts, 391 se: §, 24%ze; ‘current Nit ag Trans pe CO utter—M Market. tea receipts, 32500 Collins, 4286 N. Capito v, te 3303 Ly 0. DIEIEY, ¥ das Y LA \ TXT ME TATE

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Lemons, Limes, Mexican Car- \ Persian seedless, 84-112 s, box, | 4 Gi apes California Emperors, 28-1b erates, 2.15 Cranberries, C. C. Farly \ Bin Ib, box, $4.50. Tangerines. 1'» crate 178s. $1.60. Grapefruit. Texas, seedless, 80s, $3, Oran es-—California Sunkist, navels, $3 7564. Kumquats, Folridas. at, 12%¢ Pineapples, 30s. crate, $4.50 Vegetables— Artichokes, California. 4-doz box £5 Beans, Florida stringless. Rampe; $2 Beets, homegrown, Du. L,_California. case. $2; sel Sprouts, per drum, $3. New “York, 50- 1b, bag, $1. - fi " z., “60c Cauliflower, 11s-12s, L31.90. Celery, Michigan, mammoth, i5¢. medium, doz., 40c.

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Diversified Trustee Shs ongoleum Dee. 17, 1934, it applied for a re- . vai rice for e¢ upward flight on the rising leg of p hoice fed western lambs the question of PWA grants {for Muneie Water Works 65 "66 de. | Beymour Water Co 5s "40... 4 103 American Cynamid (8B)... 33s; 43 | “Selected Income Shares 0 » cision bullishly and the 104 Atlas Cor B Ss. 3 Bo heavy, 8c. He breed pripgers, 1%-45; P . y > 3 i ed s Is. - rev. Fruits and Vegetables | - +30@ 925 | 5 ad Ibs, n or HE a [008,331°784.26 | Wheat Pruits Pom special dividend of 81 a share, paye 110s-135s, . (By Blyth & Oo.) Young, Ya Winthrop-av, garage, $3.50. Pananas, selected. Sec. 3iveassiic. ve 44 46%, Staymans, 21; ‘inches up, $2 oy Uninet Press) crim al vee 7 52% 1403 § Merton Wanivag-s, (ORDAN CUT CXL pts tubs: extra firsts, 320 TH extras, 38Yac: 33 Vo Vac, Sis. Y@32Vc; pann Ko 219-21 8, Meridfan-st, repairs, $1000

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