Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 October 1938 — Page 25

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| daily rate last month was 56,015 tons | against 48,193 tons in August. There were 96 furnaces in blast on Oct. 1, a gain of seven in the month. |

\USE OF ELECTRICITY

THURSDAY, OCT. 6, 193% THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

-POINT RISE B Brokers’ Loans Ratio Down WHEAT FIRMS: |Porkers Lose

MOVES STOCKS CORN DECLINES | 15 Cents More; |

INTO NEW HIGHS AT CHICAGO PIT Vele™ “'"™® FUNDED DEBTS: ” stots] [the rise being chiefly accounted for t f electric energy for public use ale ed {by a 10-point gain in the Youngs-, Fgron United Sr totaled 112,General Baking Issue Up

{lishing the local hog market, prices . i | 045, 000.000 kwh in the 12-month on all weights declined 15 cents Files 50-Million-Dollar Issue town area, where operations now av- dr nl Ta 6 Points; Bonds Also Advance.

INGOT PRODUCTION RISES 2 PER CENT

Times Special NEW YORK, Oct. 6.—Following a slight decline last week, steel ingot]

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from yesterday's s general top of $8.65 | With SEC: Due erage 55 per cent, and a 4-point| jer al Power Commission reported to=3 2 » ’ gain at Chicago, bringing the rate! day today to establish a week's low of | there up to 45 per cent. Production | : ’ to the Bureau of | In 1948. Total production in August, 1938, $8.50, according to in the Pittsburgh district continues| OIE IOIO0 KW: 5. compared Agricultural Economics. at 38 per cent for the third consecu- | | with 9 .278.000.000 kwh in July, 1938. Packing sows were steady to weak, | 7i

imes Special | tive week. ons 2 1 Iv from $7.40 to $8. Good grade | NEW YORK, Oct. 6—The Fire-| Pig iron production in September This is an increase o per cen argely m 3 | 750-pound heifers made

when compared with the previous $9.50. stone Tire & Rubber Co. today Loin pin RR wn we decrease of 4 De cent, Weighty sausage bulls stopped at |placed in registration with the Se- having been the highest since No- from the month of August, 19317. $6.50. | curities Vealers recovered yesterday's 50- an issue of $50,000,000 10-year 3!2

and Exchange Commission vember, 1937. The September total The generation in August was the cent loss in a gain of similar pro- ,.. cent debentures due Oct. 1, 1948. |

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was for cash. wheat was up ! t to 1; cent, corn up

NEW YORK, Oct. Stocks rose fractions in the main list today and carried | the averages into new high ground for exactly one year. Some issues had wide gai cluding General Baking preferred at 138, up § and a new 1} Detroit Edison 105, up 6; Adams-Millis, 2272, up 41: and a new high; Case. 100, up 3° Columbia Gas preferred, 75. up 3, and Revere Copper & Brass A, 37, up 8. Building issues, motor shares and several of the rubbers and nonfer- | rous metals m new year TY &Cl

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WASHINGTON, Oct. 6—A larger | F'eITer, in their original roles. hatch and increased market and] a oon storage supplies of poultry and eggs |

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was 1680435 gross tons compared highest of any month to date in the 1 f total 1 _ : f all sbosks Listed | with 1,493,995 tons in August. The! current year. In August the ratio of total loans to the vaiue of ail § S 5 hind . on the Big Board was at the lowest point it has been since the early °° to off Is cent, and oats un- portions, sending the top back 10 gown, Harriman & Co. Inc. and (changed to *s cent lower. {the level of $11. |Otis & Co. are named as principal pares with nearly 10 per cent in the speculative heights of 1929. 3 . Large cash pAodaty together Te a negligible amount of new {the opening before better support covered part of the week's earlier represent the sole funded debt of the developed. Reports of dry conditions decline with a 25-cent gain under company and its subsidiaries. TONIGHT |school life. Arthur Clifford Gold= i resen hi id. ; E . a smith, however, is not duplicating he present thin market, the company sa had a Somtiuetive nauence. . held steady. { Firestone company from the sale of :00—Kate Smith, WFBM. Liverpoo whea Clos! strong. | ! these debentures will be used to re- ~ | Ezra Stone is repeating his stage Y | * N. S 0 C S i 4 of i foll i a ne i e $700--- (Foo News; JyiRt, ‘character of Henry Aldrich for the ) / K at the end of an hour, following the 33 & Rubber Co. of California 15-year : : . llead of the Chicago market. 5 per cent bonds which were called| 9:00—Workshop. WFBM. 'a Life” players include Betty Field (last seen here in “Boy Meets Girl”), | DOW-JONES STOCK AVERAGES ican wheat overnight was confined) :. $7.272,000 of the 20-year 5 per cent 38 INDUSTRIALS to small lois of Manitobas. 1 6 S. F. bonds of the Firestone Cotton the new Broadway season will grace | Also on the Smith hour will be trade remg&ined small. | (140-160) Good and i mainder of the proceeds will be used | during the regular NBC-WIRE | ter ‘Hampden, who'll play parts of Corn trading was very light. Some| (180-180) Ciood ang choice. to retire all bank loans and to pro-| broadcast. ‘his famous “Cyrano de Bergerac.” 1200-220) Good and 304 E as country offerings continued lib-| 320-230) Good ang choice.. 3.406 8.30 meme .| apolis favorites, Olsen and Johnson. eral. Local corn receipts today were 1290-300) Good and c = | They are to bring listeners a black-| Stars who have heen coaxed to Ei FORECAST POULTRY i | hg “Hellzapoppin.” This is the same with Bob Burns tonight are Fay WAGON WHEAT £25" Good revue, of irreverent title. that played Bainter and Donald Dickson, youth-1270-3501 Good 1 red. 6c, other grades on their merits. Slaughter Pigs— lexpanded to fit a £3.30 top price— |p. m., NBC-WIRE). An hour earlier Sash corn, new No. 2 vellow, 44c. Oats, | {but according to all reports, still as you may hear Wallace Beery and Larger Hatctant and Increased Market Supply Seen.

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What remains to be told about {the commercial fishing industry |after Ernie Pyle’s columns on the subject, will be brought to you via You may have noticed that Joe CBS-WFBM on the “Americans at were cited by the Bureau of Agricul- Benes a SS nounaed 105 Work” program, at 9:30 p. m. tur y 5 There will be a pickup from the tural Economics today among the | Thursday, didn’t come off. But it pyjton Fish Market in New York. more important developments ex- will tonight—CBS-WFBM at 6:30 ‘where a trawler will be unloading jpecied in the poultry and egg situa- p. m. | some 50.000 pounds of fish, fresh out ent PoE 1939 : : 2 lof Nantucket Shoals. 6.00! Increases in consumer incomes, it! Now back to Broadway, for Kate 5.25| was stated, will at least partly off-' Smith's hour tonight also draws its | 475 set the price effect of the larger SUP- talent from the theatrical main| Reginald Stewart, | plies in prospect during the coming |stem. On her opening program last vacation, will lead = 0g | Year. week, Miss Smith sprang something | Symphony in its 23d NBC-Blue 6.50 Egg prices this fall have sive new when she inaugurated a new concert at 8 p. m. Soloist will be 25 | more than they usually do at this microphone serial. {the Canadian pianist-composer, Er- . 10.50@11. oo | time of year, and feed grain supplies; In case you didn’t hear it, the nest Seitz, in the Bortkievicz Con- . [email protected]| are plentiful and relatively low author, actors and principal char- certo. Mr. Seitz, you might like to 5.004 8.50] PT iced. The feed-egg price ratio acters are all from “What a Life.” | know, is the man who wrote “The therefore has been favorable to poul- the George Abbott comedy of high' World Is Waiting for the Sunrise.” trymen—-almost twice as favorable] lin September as a year earlier. This relationship of feed prices to! egg prices, the Bureau pointed out, | is expected to increase the number of pullets saved for layers and to re-| sult in a larger hatch next spring.

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Today's Business At a Glance

GENERAL BUSINESS Engineering construction week ended Oct. 6 reported by Engineering News-Record. $67.954.000 _ vs. $49,229 000 week ago and $48.830,- Eee 000 year ago. Bes B= SEH; EP & CORPORATION NEWS Ene Eri Engineers Public Service Co. and & subsidiaries net income 12 months Exocellended Aug. 31, $3,709,337 or 72 cents on conxnon vs. $3.379.662 or 53 cents Fu Fo preceding 12 months. Firestone Tire & Rubber Co profit for nine months ended July 31, $4222375 or $1.10 on common. g Net profit quarter ended July 31, $1.792,638.94 56 cents on common. G General American Investors Co.. Ge n net assets Sept. 30, $10.77, on common vs. $8.21 last Dec. 31. G. C. Murphy Co. sales for tember, $3,307.848 vs. $3.334.332 last vear, a decrease of 8-10 of cent. Nine months sales, $27

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Customs £3,895,959.93

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FOOD PRICES

CHICAGO. Oct. 8 (U. P.). Michigan Weslthies, bu., $1.25. | tatoes—Tennessee. bu. hampers, | Carrots—Iilinois, bunch, 12a 3c. ach — Illinois, bu., 304 60c Michigan, 12-qt. baskets. 55@ 396 | lower—Colorado crates, [email protected]. | —Caiifornia hampers, [email protected]. higan highball crates, 40@ 50c. Mie 3t 150-1 sacks TR 40@65c. Idaho Whites, $1.05, Wist Colorado Spanish,

— Apples — Sweet Po60@ 75¢. Spinmatoes CauliPeas Celery Onion vellows, Idaho Sweet consin Yellows, 60@ 5c.

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LOCAL PRODUCE

Heavy breed broilers, 2 lbs, and over, 12¢; Leghorn hens, 12c: heavy breed hens, and White Rock springers, 12¢; colored springers, . Leghorn broilers, 115 bareback broilers, 8c;

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0. 1 strictly fresh country run eggs. each full case must weigh 55 Ibs., : a net deduction of 15 cents for each case under 55 Ibs. will be made; pullel, eggs. 15c. Butter—No. 1, 28@28':c: No. 2, 26c¢. Hutter fat— No 1, 21c 2 (Prices Quoted by Wadley Co. )

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PUBLIC DEBT SOARS TC NEW RECORD HIGH

WASHINGTON, Oct. 6 (U P).—

tive record day—the Treasury disclosed today. On that day the debt stood at $38,427,019,569, surpassing the record established on Oct. 3 by about one million dollars. At the same time, the Treasury revealed that its monetary gold stocks soared to a new all-time peak of $13,801861,783. This represented an increase of more than one billion dollars within a year.

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