Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 September 1937 — Page 11
‘SATURDAY, SEPT. 11
1987
TECHNICAL RALLY SENDS STOCKS UP FROM . YEAR'S LOW
Industrials Retrace Decline in Heavy Turnover.
NEW YORK, Sept. 11 (U. P.).—The stock market made a technical recovery today. Industrials retraced about 2 points of yesterday’ s decline of 814 points in the average. Rails made small gains and utilities barely held their own. :
Throughout the list were gains ranging to 3 points, although a size- . able group of stocks fluctuated in a one-point area. Trading crossed the million-share mark for the first Saturday since March 13.
Steel and railroad issues erg leaders. Several high-priced issues, which experienced 5 to 10-point declines, came back 2 to 3 points. Coppers, chemicals, electrical equi ments, motors and amusements or inent on the advance.
Initial trades came out in lots ranging to 4000 shares in General Motors. Blocks of 1000 to 2000 shares " were common. Tickers ran late several times. Traders studied the business situation to determine if any adverse effects were transmitting from the recent weakness in stocks and bonds. The latter still were weak today with U. S. Governments sagging. Commodities were down, notably grains. Cotton futures sagged about 50 cents a bale to new four-year lows. All nearby cotton months were below the 9-cents-a-pound level.
DOW-JONES STOCK AVERAGES 30 INDUSTRIALS TORY covcevessvsvsvisseess.. 160.04 Yesterday ...cecccoinceeese 157.98 Week ago crecsssantiiannnad 172.55 Month ago .vceeecedsceceses 190,02 Year ago .. 168.02 High, 1937, 194, 10; low, 157.98. High, 1936, 184.90; low, 143.11. . 20 RAILROADS Today 42.33
Yesterday 41.67 Week ago 47.43 Month ag0 c.ccevsessscese.ss 5413 Year ago 535.83 High, 1937. 64. 16; low, 41. 67. High, 1936, 59.89; low, 40.66.
20 UTILITIES Today LoL
Yesterday Week ago Month ago Year ago High, 1937, 37.54; low, 24.83. High, 1936, 36.08; lowy 28.63.
70 STOCKS Today sisi OTOLES .. 53.75
Yesterday secsscesccssssesces 53.08 Week a0 ..cccesscsce sonsss 58.43 Month ag0 .cccsscccccsccsess 64.81 Year ago . 62.18 High, 1937, 69.67; low, 53. 08. High, 1936, 66.38; low, 51.20.
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MARKETS AT A GLANCE :
Stocks higher in active trading. Bonds lower. Curb stocks higher and fairly active, Chicago stocks irregularly higher. Foreign exchange genetally firm. Cotton futures decline to further new 4-year lows; near-by options below 9-cent loan peg. Grains lower in Chicago; season’s lows established in all deliveries of wheat. Silver unchanged in London at 19 15-16 pence a fine ounce,
U, S. INTEREST RISE FORESEEN
Time Nears When Rate Will Exceed 3 Per Cent, ‘Flynn Predicts.
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By JOHN T. FLYNN Times Special Writer NEW YORK, Sept. 11.—-Anyone who thinks we have paid our way out of this depression is very much mistaken. We still owé the entire il ! This month the Government has some IOU’s falling due. For the first time in some time it is going to have to pay heavier interest on its loans. This is interesting = since it, starts speculation about what Uncle Sam is going to have to shell out every year to bondholders for the privilege of owing them money. There is one phase of this business which gets pretty much lost in the shuffling of figures in Treasury releases. For instance, it pointed out that although we now owe many billions more than we did before the depression we. are not paying so much more interest on the load. Back in 1930 we owed 16 billion and we paid $568,000,000 in interest. ~ Last year we owed 10 billion more but the interest was only $866,000,000.
Mr. Flynn
Interest Will Rise
But what concerns us is what the interest is going to be. Well, if is going to be a year or two or three, even if we borrow no more, at least $1,100,000,000.
The reason for this is worth keeping in mind. Back in the prosperity days the Government was naying 312 per cent on some of its money, but 4 per cent on most of it.
Since the depression, money has’ gone . begging. The Government, without any trouble at all, has been able to refund a lot of those bonds at around 3% and as low as 2% per cent.
Besides this, a very large part of t._. new loans are at very low rates. The Government has not borrowed on bonds, but on Treasury notes and Treasury bills—short term promissory notes which banks have been glad, enough to get, with money a drug on the market, at as low as 11%. Nearly seven billion] of these loans are short-term Treasury notes at short-term rates and another two and a half billion are at even lower rates. Accounting Time Nears
But this is all temporary. The time will come when the Government either will have to pay off these notes or refund them with long-term bonds. When that will be we do not know, but it won’t be long now. When that time.comes we will be paying at least 3 per cent on over 37 billion dollars and that will be at least $1,100,000,000. Here is the meaning of that. The Government has chosen the easy and dangerous road of paying for all its depression and recovery bills with borrowed money. We and the next generation are supposed to pay off all the costs of Mr. Roosevelt's recovery pregram. And until we pay it we have to pay out over a billion dollars a year interest on the loans, of which much over half will be the yearly continuing cost of the depression and the New Deal.
LOCAL PRODUCE
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Pure Oil ...... 163% - Transactions approximated 1,400,000 shares, compared with 230,000 shares yesterday. Curb transactions approximated 366,000 shares compared with 55,000 shares last Saturday.
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u. S. STATEMENT
WASHINGTON, Sept. 11 (U. P.).—Government expenses and receipts for the current fiscal year through Sept. 9, compared with a year ago: : This Year Last Year Expenses $1,437,368,548.33 $ 1, 11, 424,130.26 ents. . 1,005,023,814.63 733,824,194.94 Deficit 3 38. 32
"4 2, 344,733.70 Work. Bal, 1,086,793,692.83 1, 333,921,0 Pub. Debt 37, ‘H0.443.610.95 33,360,128; 97 Gold Res. 12,617,222,931.29 10, 1736,487,762.79 Customs .. 89,472,487.61 75.179,128.82
ay’s Pur. Total Pur. ‘Inac. Gold $13,220,446.06 =$1,385,761,102.51
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INDIANAPOLIS IS CLEARING HOUSE $ 3,204,000 teieesss 8.913.000 Santi ie
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Home ... ... ‘Ehoenix Fire
LIBERAL RUN OF HOGS SELLS AT STEADY PRICES
3 Loads of Prime Steers Bring $18 a Hundred To Close Week.
A fairly liberal supply of hogs cleared at steady prices here today, according to the Bureau of Agricultural Economics. Sellers tried for a further -advance, but buyers, having paid a 60cent upturn in the last three days, balked. Top held at $12.15 on
| choice 210 to 225-pound weights.
Sowg_ were fully 25 cents higher, bulking from $10 to $10.50, with $10.75 the practical top. A few smooth lightweights reached $11. Compared with the close of last week, hog prices were 60 to 75 cents higher, sows showing the maximum.
ains. s Cattle Gain in Week Three loads prime 935-pound steers sold today at $18, strong with the week’s advance. Compared with the close last week, killing classes of cattle are mostly 50c higher, sqmetimes. 75¢ to $1 up on heifers and in-between grade cows. The week's top of $18.25 went to an individual club yearling steer scaling 1185 pounds. Vealers are 50c to mostly $1 above last week’s clase, with the late top $12.50. Replacement trade showed little change during the week with only moderate activity. Today’s trade was quoted nominally steady. Compared with the close last week, slaughter lambs are 25 to 50c lower, good and: choice grades showing the minimum decline and a tendency toward recovery late. ' Sheep were .unchanged. Closing top an choice ewe and wether lambs was $11, but most of the crop was of quality selling between $8.50 and $10. Late top on choice slaughter ewes was $3.25.
HOGS Receipts 1000
11. 80@12. 15
Light Lights— §140-160) Qood and choice. hi 73011. 90 um .
[email protected] Lightweights (150-180) Good and choice... [email protected] Mediu [email protected] (180-200) Good and choice. . Mi G12 10 [email protected]
[email protected] 11:[email protected]
choice.. [email protected] choice.. [email protected]
ereeensess [email protected] Till [email protected] . [email protected] [email protected] . [email protected] [email protected]
Medium Wei Moa (200-220) Good | and (220- 380) Sood and HearIweisn 50-290) Sood and 290- 350) Good and Packing
choice. . choice. .
—Receipts, 125—
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(550-900) Choice .......... -$ X Good .
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(1300-1500)
12 300 15.50
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Good (beef) X Cutter, common and medium. 5.
Vealers —Receipts, 25—
Good and choice ......... 2-811 ais. 50, Medium [email protected]
0 00 0 7.00
Calves (250-500) Good and choice . [email protected] Common, medium. 6.50@ 9.00 Feeder and Stocker Cattle Steers (500-800) Good | ang choice. . Com medium. (800-1050) Good. nna choice. Common, medium. Helfers—
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CHICAGO, Sept. 11 @. Pp). —Hogs—Receipts, 2100, including 1800 directs; markt,
Today
“N. . Bonds
By.Tnited Press BOND PRICE
20 Indus. sesssss %00.2 Yesterday ..... 90.3 Week ago ..... 91.5 Mornth age .... 92.0 Yezr ago ....., 92.2 Twi) year ago, 89.5 1937 high ,..... 93.0 1937 low ....... 90.3 19335 high ...... 94.8 1938 I0W <..v... 90.0 1927 high ..... 924 1935 low . 83.6
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101.2
100.4
INDEXES
20 20 G0 Rails Util. Bonds 99.2 x91.9 99.2 92.0 100.2 93.6 102.0 93.1 105.9 98.6 101.5 90.9 106.0 100.7 99.2 92.0 106.2 100.2 103.5 93.3 103.6 93.1 89.3 23.0
86.5 89.0 a1. 97.7 81.6
86.5 84.7
86.4 v1.0
New 1837 low (Copyright, 1931, ‘Standard Statistics Co.) 10 MOST ACTIVE BONDS
Close CUMStP&P 5s 2000 5% Gi Nor 4s G 46..114%4 CMStP&P 5s 15... 17% NYC 3%s 52 .... 99% Pa RR 3s 52 ..100% Fud Coal 5s €2.. 39% 34 Ave 5s 60 ads 9 Chi N W 4%s 49. 1033 Stude 6s 45 StL-SFr 3s 50 B. 17
Net Month Year Change Ago Ago 83% 84 130%; 118 25% 22% 107% ..... 106 16 16% 116 22%
50% 38 15% 114%
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Bond transactions approximated $5,480,000, compared with $2,031,000
last Saturday.
U. 8S. ® Treasury
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GOVERNMENT BONDS
Bonds Close 5.6
Certificates
Rid Asked
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Bid Asked Yield .100 100% 2.96
101% .100% 111031
Federal Farm Mortgage Bonds
3%s 1964-44
wavarsaines 102.4
102.4 102.4
Home Owners Lox Bonds
11%s 1949-39 ds 1952-44
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99.27 99.27
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Close 862
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High Low . 86% -~ .88
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hogs. Cattle—Receipts, 1000; calves, 100; merket, steady; heavy steers, 50c higher;
earings and light steers, 50@75c highers ‘Ph
ight hei fer and nized Starnes, 50c@ $1 high er; cutters, 2i@ a hulls, 15@25¢ 4 Digher l for week; i steady; Ped high on steers, Second high est Septem or price on record; next highest, $18.60; ‘he S
er i $ Rae Dice 19000; market, steady; spring 1a lambs se 50c lower; sheep, fully 25¢ dow! week; week’s soring lambs top, $11; earings [email protected].; Saushter ewes, $4; feeding lambs, $9.75@10
FT. WAYNE, Sept. 11 (U. P Mostly steady: 200-225 lbs, 250 75; 180-200
140-150 1 120-130 lbs. $10.15: 100Joughs, $9.50; stags, $8.25:
275- . [email protected]; 150- 1bs.. $10.75@ 130- 150 ha oy $10. 25 10. 50; 100-130 1bs., $e. 50 @10; Tous 2 5 $10.25 down. Calves, ¢11.
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INSPIRE DROP IN
CHICAGO GRAINS
Corn Declines Despite Drop In U.S. Estimates on 1937 Crop.
CHICAGO, Sept. 11 (U. P.)— Liquidation led by Eastern longs forced a rapid decline in wheat prices at the Chicago Board of Trade today, and sharp losses were recorded before a little support was met. At the close wheat was 2% to 278 cents lower, ‘September, $1.03%; corn was 1% to 2% cents lower, September, $1.02%, and oats were % to 1 cent lower, September, 307% cents, Bearish factors were the easiness at Liverpool and a drying up of export demand for North American wheat, which competition from Russia has notably diminished. Favorable crop news from the Southern Hemisphere also jarred traders into releasing their holdgs.
been estimated at 188,000,000 bushels, according to the Govern=ment report, while that of the
~ Scattered commission house and local selling were responsible: for weakness in corn which concen=trated largely in the September contract. The action of wheat counteracted the official estimate of the corn crop received late yes terday and showing a total 75,000,« 000 bushels under private estimates,
CHICAGO GRAIN
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a-Cash, ~ b-Bid. CASH Wheat—No. 5 red, 90 Vacs sample grade red, 85@90%5c; No. 2 hard, $1.10; No. 3 hard, $1. pa; No. 4 hard, $1; sample grade o. 4 mixed, $1.04; No. 5 voc; sample Frade ‘mixed, 178¢c; ‘No. $1.04%; mixed grain, 84c, xed, $1.02; No. white, white, 34c; No. . 3 white. 32% @32ac; , 32¢; No. 3 mixed, 32c. Rye— Barley Feed. 46@ BoC: Si Beans—Unquoted, 2.50. Cloverseed_Casht Provisions—Lard, 50 3 $10.82 hominal; leaf, i .50 Bominal; bellies, $16.37 bid.
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mix
. WAGON WHEAT in elevators are paying for No cuy §6c; oth her grades on Thor merits, Gash corn, new No, 2 yellow, |91c. . Oats, Ce
WINNIPEG WHEAT '..$1.26% $1 HEA §1- 243 $1. 1312 1.23% 1 2
25% i 357 i 23%
LIVERPOOL WHE? Prev,
Fh sseeer 8] 277 $1. os 5 £7 faiaes-128%a 1.27133 12 7 savers . 123% 12 1.22% + 1.22% ARGENTINE NTINE GRAIN AIRES, Sept. 11 (U. P.).— opened Thchanged to frace tionally lower. fn eat—September, $1.27%, LL) 5c; November, $1.20, off Vac. September, 547sc, unchanged; November, 51,c, unchanged. Oats—Spot, 28%c, un= Dae, Flax—September, $1.33%, une changed; November, $1.33, unchanged.
LOCAL ISSUES
(By Indianapolis Bond & Share Corp.) The following quotations do not xepre= sent actual- bids or offerings but merely indicate the approximate market ievel based on buying and selling inquiries or recent transactions. BONDS
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CARLOADINGS NEAR 1937 HIGH FOR WEEK
WASHINGTON, Sept. 11 (U. P.). —The second highest carloadings for the year were reported by the Association of American Railroads today for American carriers in the week ended Sept. 4.
TRUST COMPANY
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The wheat crop of all Canada has :
western provinces has been set ab | 169,600,000 bushels. :
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