Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 March 1938 — Page 11

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NEV YORK, March 26 (U. P, Stocks plunged to new lows fo 1935 foday in the first million-share Saturday this year.

Hea'y, marginal selling in the first our caused tickers to fall behind. Then the list quieted, with prices rallying. Near the close another wave of selling hit the market | and tha tape fell behind again. Lon: lists of highest grade issues were ‘orced to new lows for the year or longer. The rail average made 3 new low since 1932. Chart readers said the market soon would test the 1935 levels, which some predic:ed would be penetrated. " The bond market followed the trend of stocks. Commodities held ‘steadier. Among stock leaders making lows were U, 8S." Steel, American Telephone. American Smelting, Santa Fe, Case, Chrysler, Du Pont, East‘man, General Electric, General Motors, Loew’s, Montgomery Ward, New York Central, Standard Oil of New .ersey, Union Pacific, Westinghouse Electric and Youngstown Sheet & Tube. Some leaders made wide declines. Large blocks of stocks appeared. One, amounting to 5300 shares, was in Central Foundry at 2 off 1% point and a new low for the year. Numerous other low-priced issues were very - active, indicating liquidation by small stockholders who are heavy buyers of that class of stocks. Oils were hard hit. Motors made new lows. Nonferrous metals followed steels down. Shares of mining

companies with Mexican interests 2%

continued to make new lows. Amusements were lower. Rails were under pressure, Utilities, rubbers, build-

. "ing stocks, farm .issues and special

stociss were pit”

DOW-JONES STOCK AVERAGES

30 INDUSTRIALS

—1.95 —6.07 +2.02 —0.32 +0.87

Yesterday Week ago . Month 320 ....oceevveeceases Year ago High, 1938, 134.35; ‘low. 108.57. Hizh, 1937. 194.40: low. 113.64.

20 RAILROADS

Yesterday Week ago . Mont: age ......... Year ago High, ‘1938, 32.33: low. 19.95. High, 1937, 64.46: low. 28.91. 20 UTILITIES \ .. 16.09 | —0.29 16.38 | —0.93

17.96 40.28 «ei 20.18

Toda: Yeste day Waek” 220 ...... Mont! ago ..... Year ago High, 1938, 21.86; low. 16.38. High, 1937, 37.54: low, 19.65.

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U.S. STATEMENT

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N. Y. Bonds BOND PRICE INDEXES

20 20 20 Inds. Rails Utils. Today .c.oeee. 780 51.0 89.5 ‘Yesterday ..... "8.5 53.1 899 Week ago 55.6 90.9 Month ago .... 65.5 93.2 Year 97.2, 102.8 Two 92.7 105.1 1938 50.0 95.4 1938 53.1 89.9 1937 101.2 106.0 1937 - 69.3 92.3 1936 100.4 106.2 . 100.2 1936 90. 84.7 1033 93.3 (Copyright, 1838, ‘Standard . Statistics Co.)

10 MOST ACTIVE BONDS

60 ' Bonds 3.1 ER “%5.3 80.1 97.6 96.6 82.5 3.8 100.7 81.1

. Close Change Ago Ago ChiMStP&P 5s 2000. 2% — 34 4% 113% Postal T&C 5s 53... 1 -— 1g 14% 34's Lautaro N 1975 .... 28% — 3% 31% .... Seaboars 6s 45 6% + % 9% 2% Chi Norw 4%s 49... 4 ..... 6 22% Mo Pac 20% 80% 93

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Transactions approximated : $4,720,000 against $3,656,000 a week ago. 3

U. S. GOVERNMENT BONDS Treasury Bonds hose

1863-480 1g.

Federal Farm Mortgage Bonds 1965-44 104.16 104.16 1949-44 103.24 103.24 Home Owners Loan Bonds

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making new lows since 1935. Bonds lower and fairly active.

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Early “Corn Independence Breaks at Close, Losses Small.

CHICAGO, March 26 (U. P.).— Another weak day in stocks kept wheat prices in a lower range throughout the short session today on the Chicago Board of Trade. At the close wheat was % to %e lower, May 85% cents, corn was unchanged to 3 cent higher, May 607% cents, and oats were %4 to 3% cent lower, May 30 cents. The market opened irregular with a tendency to higher prices but continued soitness of New York stocks turned traders: to the bear side shortly after the opening. There was a temporary rally in midcession on short covering and a relatively higher market in corn, which has shown independence of wheat in recent days. Any movement to better levels, however, was short-lived in the wave of pessimism generated by the stock market. Kansas City prices, as well as those in Winnipeg and other domestic outside centers, were lower and. this increased pressure in Chicago. There was little grain news of interest and demand abroad for Australian wheat was temporarily suspended. Corn displayed independence of wheat for a time, but local selling

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FOOD PRICES CHICAGO, March 26 (U P.).—Apples—

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receipts, 19 car‘2 white, 20@30c: No. 3 white,

WAGON ON WHEAT

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GENTINE = GRAIN AES, March 26 (U. P.).— Grain futures opened lower, . 98%c, off %c.

fi Tec; May, 63%c, 35.

WINNIPEG WHEAT Prev. se Close $1.16% $1.17

Low $1,160, $1 ome $1. 00)

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; ’ i : | Uneven Trade Forces Hogs

Down 10 Cents

A very uneven and tisfactory

hog market from a sellers viewpoint

resulted when mostly 10 cents was deducted from the . Friday price schedule, according to the Bureau of Agricultural Econornics. At a late hour approximately half the run of 1000 head remained in first hands with hogs scaling over 200 pounds carrying either no bids or bids 15 cents or more lower. Order buyers took a few sorted hogs scaling ‘ 200 pounds and under at steady prices, but had no orders for heavier weights and when local killers had completed their Saturday : requirements, sellers were ab odds as to what disposition to make of a sizable share which remained in first hands. The top was set b ok $9.15 for weights from 180 to| 200-pound, as a result of the two-way [ market. Sows: were scarce and unchanged, quotable from $7.25 fo $8.25, mostly $7.50 to $8. Today’s cattle trade was nominally steady. Compared with the close last, week, slaughter steers and yearlings are mostly 25 cents lower, with heifers steady except for some weakness on va offerings. Cows and bulls are unchanged, with stockers and feeders weak after moving slowly throughout. Quality of the steer cro was mostly medium and good. Choice 1225pound steers reacked $9.50, being bought to arrive at that price. Bulk of the medium a good offerings sold from $7.50 to $8.25. Good 630pound heifers topped at $8.40, bulk of the crop comprising medium and good kinds from | $750 to $8.25, stockers and feeders ranged from

$7 to $8.25. Vealers lost 50 cents to

$1 during the period, with the late top on choice handyweights $10.50, Today's sheep and lamb trade was on a nominally steady basis." Compared with the close last week, fat lambs are mosis 75 cents léwer, with slaughter ewes 50 cents off. The week’s top on wooled lambs was $9 paid early, i best offerings-at ‘the close grading only good and stopping at $8.25.

The late bulk | of arrivals were kinds at mostly $8 downward to $6 and occasionally. below. Week’ top clipped lambs reached $8.25, with good to choice 80 to 85 pounds offerings on the close at $7.40 to $7.50. Most slalighter ewes were kinds from $3 jo $4 following the decline, with the late top $4.50 on choice handyweights.

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CAGO, Marg P.) —Hogs—= Regeln ts. 6000, ins 5500 directs; mare ket Tak with hardly enough on hand te urnish a test. Prices Steady around $9.50. ue ttle Receipts, i 200;° alves, none; steady; fat steers and Yearlinge steady to - 25 ower; light (heifers steady; heavies, ady ‘2 off; cows, 15c © 25¢ off: iT 250, to 50c lower; vealers, 50c to $ off; top steers. $10.50; best yearlings, $9.75; top bulls, Se. 35: choice heavy vea ors. - 0. heep— ceipts) 2500; steady; fat yearling

ium t ipved ewes, $3.25@5; to

CINCINNATT, arch > (U. P.).—Hogs—= Receipts, 300: "none | Sy no oh ma

arc rei 26 (@. P.). Hogs to 5¢ lower; 200-220 Ibs 1bs.} [email protected]; 340-278 or iy 1bs., [email protected]; igs, $8.50 down; ves, $9.50@10,

LAFAYETTE, Market, steady

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on PRODUCE

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