Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 March 1938 — Page 18

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0D {RATE TRADE TUMBLES STOCKS FOR 2-POINT LOSS:

Metals Barely Steady; Steel Issues Are Strongest.

NEW YORK, March 24 (U. P)— Tike stock market sagged in moderate turnover during the early dealings today. Around noon losses ranged to more than two points in nearly all sections. Steels held better than other groups but they lost most of early gains that ranged to more than a point.

U. S. Steel lost a half point gain and was at the previous close of 48. Bethlehem was up 1% at 51% while Republic and Youngstown registered small losses, Motors held at yesterday's clos levels. Prices -were barely steady for the coppers and lower for the silvers. U. S. Smelting lost 232 points to a new low at 62. Sante Fe equaled its low at 25%, off %. Central and Pennsylvania held small advances. Eastman dropped 6% points to 135. Thermoid

of the year and caught up with the decline by selling at 15, a net loss of 20% points.

. Business At a Glance

GENERAL BUSINESS

Dun & Bradstreet reports week ended March 23 bank clearings $5,136,726,000 vs. $5,480,233,000 previous week and $6,889,833,000 year ago. Engineering News-Record reports construction awards this week $49,149,000 vs. $53,284,000 previous week and 549,006,000 year ago.

CORPORATION NEWS

Air Reduction Co. 1937 consolidated net profit $7,326,835 equal to $2.85 a share vs. $7,064,553 or $2.79 in 1936. Amalgama Leather Companies Inc. 1937 consolidated net loss $75,148 vs. net income $130,160 equal to $2.62 a share on 6 per cent preferred . in 1936. Associated Electrical Industries Ltd. 1937 profit £691,493 vs. £638,476

Fifth Ave. Coach Co. (controlled by Omnibus Corp.) 1937 net income $203,608 equal to $1.22 a share vs. $159.173 or 66 cents in 1936. Glenn L. Martin Co. 1937 net income $1,144,858 vs. $732,652 in 1936. Otis Elevator Co. and domestic subsidiaries 1937 net income $3,592,325 equal to $1.60 a common share vs. $2,030,208 or 82 cents in 1936. - ae Oil Corp. 1937 profit $86,412 ret loss $1,108,085 in 1936. Norns Petroleum Corp. 1937 net loss $168,143 vs. net loss $679,758 In 1936. Public Service Co. of Northern Illinois 1937 consolidated net income $4,703,997 equal to $553 a common share vs. $3,739,330 or $4.16 “in 1936. Helena Rubenstein, Inc. and subsidiaries 1937 net profit $263,947 vs. $169,136 in 1936. Sioux City Gas & Electric Co. and subsidiaries 1937 net income $474.077 vs. $575, 335 in 1936. Timken-Detroit Axle Co. and subsidiaries 1937 net profit $1,811,247 vs. $2,160,202 in 1936. United Gas Improvement System week ended March 19 electric output 87,059,191' kwh, off 6.9 per cent from year ago Wesson Oil Ld Snowdrift Co. Inc. 6 months ended - Feb. 28 consolidated net profit $1,718,347 equal to $195 a common share Vs. $2,646, 455 or $3.51 year ago Sloss-ShefTield Stoel & Iron Co. 1937 net income $1,474,827, equal to $1 19 a common share vs. $868, 463. or $4.14 in 1936. Texon Oil & Land Co. 1937 net profit $481,060 vs. $341,306 in 528. wi S. Smelting Refining & Min Co. and subsidiaries 1937 net

936.

DIVIDENDS |

Anheuser Busch, Inc. 30 cents on new $20 par stock payable March 31 record March 24. U. S. Smelting, Refining & Mining Co. $1 on common payable April 15 record April 1 vs. $2 year ago. —_—

N.Y. Bonds

By United Press . BOND PRICE INDEXES 20 20 © W Inds. Rails Utils. Bonds Yesterday: cece. 19.83 54.6 74.8 Week ag0 ..... 79.9 55.7 75.6 Month ago .... 81.8 65.6 79.9 Year 230 ...... 92.7. 968 Two ycars ago. 22.1 1938 high esses 83.0 3988 [0W .eesane 79.3 ; 1987 high ~ esses 985.0

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v S. STATEMENT

5 WASHINGTON, March 2¢ LE) Go. | 28 Surrenis. fiscal eh 23 pared with & year 29 Expenses .. ag di Sufi 887.38 Recents. 4000823: 500.01 1 288.115, ashes | 1,707,310.

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the Bureau of Agricultural Economics. Most all points worked higher, and the 15c¢c added to all weights locally still left Indianapolis prices in a weak position. ° Top -was back to $9.40 for best 210-220-pound butchers.

from $7.75-$8.25, with some extreme heavies occasionally down to $7.50. Cattle receipts dropped off to

stock, which predominated, sold actively and strong, recovering any losses. recorded in these classes Wednesday. There were spotted |$ higher sales throughout the list, on both heifers and cows. The few loads steers offered did not test the market, but sold on a steady basis, around $7.85 to $8.25. A short load of well-bred around

1000-pound yearlings were still heid at $8.50 at midsession. Good 840pound heifers made $8.25, a load: averaging 820 pounds. commanding

| $8. Sonie plain and medium light-|C

weight steers and heifers’ ranged downward to $7.25. Beef cows ranged from .$5.50 to $6.50, cutter grades most numerous’ from $4.25 to $5.25.

stockers and feeders, most'of which will sell from $7 t0-$8 on country account. Vealers regained yesterday’s loss in a 50c advance, boosting the top of $10.50. Not -enough of any class arrived at the sheephouse to test values and the market was quotable nominally steady. Mid-week top on best Western wooled lambs was $8.65, with good to choice natives at $8.50 and lower grades down to $7. Slaughter ewes have been kinds selling mostly from $3 to $4, extreme top $4.50.

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NEW YORK S TOCKS

By United Press

DOW-JONES STOCK AVERAGES

30 INDUSTRIALS A Yesterday ...coisgeonssecss 1488 Week ago cesscesassasensns Month BLO ceccevioe

-—0.84 —1.86 High 1988, 134.35; low, 114.38, ‘High 1987, 194.40; low. 113.64. 20 RAILROADS Ns Yesterday ocs.ccoccocosccccsss 21.50.87 24.54 —0.57 Month BBO occscsvssscsesvase - YOAr EO .ccocvccsasnsserass O0T9 0.55 High 1938, 32.38; low, 21.76. High 1937, 64.46; low, 28.917. 20 UTILITIES ne Yesterday ...eiiseeassecoe 1130 0.26

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CHICAGO PRODUCE

Eggs—Market, unsettled; receipts, 29,524 cases; fresh raded 8 tna cars, i less than ‘cars; 17%c rsts, cars, 18%¢; less than cars, Tive dirties, 1s} "checks, Me: current receipts, ’storagepack fed firsts, 19%c; s Fage-packed extras,

Bsiter— Market, yea: sia (00-51 716,008 pounds; extra f % score),

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jim. res recel treks; a TSG ac ic: ies 19 23c; spring chicieris Ee @ 260

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PUBLIC SERVICE

INCOME IN 1937 GAINS $303,954

Despite Increase Company Fails to Earn Preferred Dividend Quota.

Net income from operations of

|the Public Service Co. of Indiana

increased $303,954.55 last year as compared with 1936, officials announced today. Despite this increase, the company lacked ;$193,520.29 of earning its preferred dividend requirements, and at the close of 1937 there was

ity’s surplus account, officials said. In the annual report mailed to stockholders, the net income from 1937 operations was listed at $871,932.71, ‘compared with $567,978.16 in 1936. Gross operating revenue was $14,464,009.50 in 1937, an increase of $220,879.84 over 1936. Operating expenses and taxes were $10,361,764.47, a decrease of $237,242.46 compared with the previous year. The company supplies utility services in 52 counties in central and southern Indiana, and at the close of the year had 136, 681 electric customers, 37,743 gas, 21.371 water and 134 heating eéustomers. The company has 14,597 stockholders, 5956 of whom live in Indiana. No dividends on preferred stock have been paid since October, 1933, and the company at the close of the year was in arrears $4,890,706.13 on preferred stock dividends.

SMALL GRAIN RISE ATTRACTS SELLING

Corn Moves in Narrow Range in Light Trading.

+ CHICAGO, March 2¢ (U. P.)— The initial advance in which on the Chicago Board of Trade attracted some selling but most of the early advance was ‘maintained. At the end of the first hour wheat was 9% to 3% cent higher, corn was % to % cent higher and oats were unchanged to % cenfup. = Trade volume was moderate throughout the early part of of the session with “ transactions - ‘about evenly divided. Some’ interests displayed inclination to wait for furShes export news. Indications were t the purchases overnight by the United Kingdom topped 200,000 bushels. - Wheat receipts were 22 cars. Som trading Was: light na the price range narrow during the forepart of the session. Cash inte-ests reported purchases of 35,000 bushels of corn on a to-arrive basis in the early part of the session. Corn: ‘receipts were 290. cars. cars. ©

TIE of Sal 0. Pe — PA OR sicady. SEE c, up May, 98%s¢,

a deficit of $3,036,479.03 in the util- |’

I. U. TRUSTEES FORM INVESTMENT GROUP

BLOOMINGTON, March 24 (U. P.) —Appointment of- a three-man investment committee of the Indi- | ana University Board of ' Trustees was announced today by W. G. Biddle, board secretary. The committee consists of Trustees J. Wright Peterson and Albert. Rabb, Indianapolis, and Biddle. A budget for the ensuing year and possible replacements of faculty and administrative staff members sched-|. uled for retirement under regula<| tions adopted last June will be the principal business at the next meeting May 9. Adoption of the new regulations makes retirement imperative at the age of 10.

OF INDIANAPOLIS

pir May. ho. unchanged; June fei = EB i, sav,

‘of home security offered

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A fda fr A - Avenue loans "pay out" in approximately both principal and interest. No commissions.

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" A state grain weigher and the superintendent of the 100-foot grain elevator of the Fleischmann Co. in Minneapolis ‘were killed when a blast, thought to have been caused’ by a dust ex-

Business Surpluses Should EARN With INSURED Safety

aL Accounts

INSURED Up to$5000 insured Accounts From SL to'$5,000 Accepted

Write. for FREE Savingg Bank and v Folder Ezplaining Insure:

SAVINGS £ LOAN LOAN ASSOCIATION

plosion; set fire

C. OF C. AIDS STATE OBTAIN FARM SHOWS

‘Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce representatives are to meet this afternoon with the State Board

of Agriculture to discuss plans for HIAT

bringing large agricultural shows to Indianapolis. Lieut. Gov. Henry TF. Schricker said Chamber of Commerce leaders have indicated their willingness to co-operate with State officials in such a program. If the Board is

; aT in attracting agricultural |

shows to Indianapolis, it was said they would be held at the Fair Grounds.

Colonial

Savings and Loan Association 28 South Illinois St.

Money GROWS - With Present.

39 Compound DIVIDENDS

Accounts

. 23 Ww. OHIO ST.

Times-Acme Photo. to the huge structure and caused

the small office to be covered by the burning grain. Photo shows firemen fighting the fire from the ground with smoke hiding most of the high building.

Deaths—Funenals 1 Indianapolis Times, Thurs., March 24, 1988

FRIEDLEY-—Jesse rr

beloved Jon of Mrs, H. H. Friedl N.

2839 Talbott, assed 88.;

awa, in a Wednesday rig Ane at the FLANNER & BU AN RTUARY, Friday, 3 p- m- Friends invited. Burial

T—Ricka, beloved wife of Earl O. ian, sister of ‘Mrs. Grace '‘Strebe, Mrs. Paris! Ev CH Jy os 5 a Gons, re ns Beri Gons, Friends may call ‘at the residence, 1618 Milburn 8t., until Satur. day noon and at the church Son 1:30 : Ba 130 Y. Funeral Sature

“tional Si ln 17th an Burial Crown Hill,

KELLEY—Odetta 4 beloved d. daughter of Earl and Osa of Rithard Earl ‘and James E ay a Ss

ve., 2 P: m. Burial Washington - Park Cemetery. Friends invited. Funeral under direction of MOORE & KIRK.

McClain, ces at the & MORTUARY Friday, 10 a. m. - Frien invited. Burial Franklin, Ind.

STRONG—Orville Edward, beloved husband of Hazel Sh obs of and Fos

parted, this dire Me nera; ay. IR RON E. Washington Floral Park.

VANARSD ALE

2:30 Friends invited.

e 71, formerly of a VanArsdale and

a. m. Friends invited. Burial [Franklin dy papers please copy.)

Card of Thanks 52

SNED! hank Irionde fo for wish ‘lo tn Rng eho my beloved ved the illness e203 oS

{ father, Ho Hora

ossom : ha & Buchanan for “for. their Boctites services, and a their beau tiful floral offerings. ; ER SNEDEN.

3 BRADY-In “lovi me Ch A and father William og dear "Waren a, it urtey

in Memoriams

Funeral Directors’

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CONKLE FUNERAL HOME 1034 W. MICH. ST.

| Are Saving Interest for Scores of Home. Buyers Yeu na cbt oa at lower interest rates depending upon the type and location

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