Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 October 1938 — Page 23

AIRCRAFT, AUTO SHARES MOUNT STEELS LOWER

‘Low-Priced Motors Active; Profit-Taking Scales Market Gains.

- NEW YORK, Oct. 26 (U. P).— Aircraft and low-priced motor shares gained fractionally on the Stock Exchange today but other seclions of the list turned definitely lower in quieter trade. Approximately 175.000 shares of Packard Motors were turned over in the issue in the first two hours of trading. It opened at 5%, up %, and rose to 53% before profit-taking brought a moderate recession. Other low-priced motor shares also were active on fractional gains. The highpriced leaders, however, were weak. Chrysler sold off 2 points to 82 and showed little rallying power, while General Motors lost almost a point to near 51. Douglas Aircraft rose 1% points to a new high at 687% to.lead the aviation issues higher. Mid-day profit-taking scaled gains in the group. Steel shares weakened after early resistance to selling. U. S. Steel and Bethlehem drifted off. to losses of slightly more than a point each and others were down fractionally. - Johns Manville broke 4 points in the building section, but Minneapolis Honeywell rose 3 points. Rails and utilities had losses ranging to almost a point in the leaders. U. S. Government bonds rose into new high ground for the year in early dealings, but domestic corporate and foreign loans fluctuated irregularly. Gains in U. S. Government obli-

gations ranged to 4-32 point in quiet Am

trade. Nickel Plate issues were weak in a narrowly mixed rail group. The carrier's 6s of 1938lest 2 points after yesterday's advance to a new 1938

peak. Utilities and industrials were 4

little changed.

Curb stocks advanced fractions to|3"¢ Line

a point in early dealings. Several issues made new highs for the year. Aggressive strength in aviation shares featured early trading. Bell Air Fairchild Aviation and Lockheed Air all made new peaks for the year on gains ranging to a point. Other industrials were irregular. x Utilties were mixed. Mining shares were firm and oils neglected. = = 2

Today's Business At a Glance

GENERAL BUSINESS

American Institute of Steel Construction reports September new business booked by structural steel fabricating industry 89,828 tons vs. 102,538 previous mouth and 132,432 year ago; nine months bookings 769,621 tons vs. 1,334,451 year ago; September shipments 90,900 tons vs. 91,923 previous month and 163,541 year ago; nine months shipments 831,345 tons vs. 1,266,095 year ago. : CORPORATION NEWS

Allied Products Corp. nine months ended Seupt. 30 net profit $118,503 equal to 45 cents a common share vs. $257,111 or $2.30 year ago.

c American Stove Co. September quarter net profit $189,416 equal to| 2 35 cents a share vs. $158,857 or 29 a

cents year ago.

c Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp. and

subsidiaries Septemoer quarter net loss $1,958,810 vs. net profit $1,750,695 year ago; nine months net loss $4,882,838 vs. net profit $6,185,066 ‘year ago. Pacific Finance Corp. of California nine months ended Sept. 3¢ consolidated net profit $836,405 equal to $1.32 a common share Vs. $1,267,221 or $2.29 year ago; September qaurter net profit $265,364 equal to 41 cents a common share vs, $438,339 or 80 cents year ago. Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp. September quarter net profit $102,871 vs. $180,155 year ago. Phillips Petroleum Co. September quarter net profit $3,886,816 equal to 87 cents a share vs. $7,134,638 or $1.60 year ago; nine months net profit $9,471956 equal to $2.13 a share vs. $19,813,719 or $4.45 year ago. Republic Steel Corp. and subsidiaries September quarter net loss| A

$2,387,556 vs. net profit $3,237,156 Am Super

year ago; 9 months net loss $8,306, 437 vs. net profit $9,291,470 year ago.

Ruberoid Co. September quarter|p

net profit $345.773 equal to 87 cents a share vs. $331,043 or 83 cents year age; nine months net profit $351,-|C 052 .equal to 88 cents a share Vs. $805,470 or $2.02 year ago.

Co Sherwin Williams Co. fiscal year ending Aug. 31 consolidated net|g

profit $2,228,361 equal to $242 a eT, share vs. $6,034,955 or $8.41 ear ago. y aber Bell Telephone Co. nine months ended Sept. 30 net income $12,832.070 equal to $6. 75 a

Semen share vs. $13,522,609 or $7.15 8

ear a y clr States Steel Corp. Septem-

Ses quarter net loss $5, 847,791 vs. $5,010,426 in previous quarter and net profit $30,617,638 year ago; nine months net loss $12,150,368 vs. net profit $90,852,853 year-ago. Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co.

September quarter consolidated net |g

loss $727,546 vs net profit $3,586, 495 8h year ago; nine months net loss $749,= 042 vs. net profit $10,494,626 year|s 0. = RAILROAD REPORTS Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry.

Co... September net operating income Yalsp

$1,625,300 vs. $204,081 year ago; nine | months - net. operating income $11,251,243 vs. $14,557,240 year ago. Boston & Maine R. R. Co, September net loss $738,894 vs. $127, 499 year ago; nine months net loss $3,569,093 vs. net income $355,459 year ago. Great, Norte Septe months “en + $2,568,770 vs. net income $6,955,666 year ago; September net income $2,799,894 vs. $3,287,627 year ago. New York Central R. R. Co., Sep~ tember net operating income $2,248,122 vs. $3,165,634. year ago; nine months net operating income $5,635,164 vs. $32,155,055 year ago.

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DAILY PRICE INDEX

NEW YORK, Oct. 26 (U. P.).—

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(1930-

"LOCAL PRODUCE’

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OPEN STEADY: CORN IS DOWN

Light Trade at Chicago Is Based on Liverpool Easiness; Oats Lower.

CHICAGO, Oct. 26 (U. P).— Wheat prices opened steady to fractionally lower on the Chicago, Board of Trade today, with light “selling based on easiness at Liverpool. Wheat was unchanged to off 1% cent, corn unchanged to off 1% cent, and oats 1 cent lower. 5 The October and December deliveries at Liverpool were off 4 to 3, cent, while the more deferred futures lost early gains due to small inquiry for parcels. Winnipeg wheat opened unchanged to 3 cent lower, Minneapolis % cent lower, and Kansas City 3 cent off, The weather map indicated continued dry weather in the Southwest winter wheat belt. Corn prices were slightly lower under scattered selling.

melee Loy

Cath, corn, new No. 2

WAGON WHEAT grain elevators are .paying for No. 58¢c; other grades on their merits. yellow, 4lc¢. Oats,

L 00L WH (U. 8. Li bh) aged 5 ¥ Stevie at $4.76%)

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N Y. Bonds

BOND PRICE INDEXES 20 20 20 Inds. Rails Utils. 87.2 60.6 98.8 87.1 59.6 98.6 83.5 52.9 95.3 94.3 75.8 94.4 2.8 98.6 105.7 87.3 70.0 98.9 1.9 47.9 87.3 95.0 101.2 106.0 80.1 69.3 92.3 1936 High ..... 94.8 100.4 106.2 100.2 1936 Low ...... 90.0 84.7 103.5 93.3 (Copyright, 1938, Standard Statistics Co.)

U. 8. GOVERNMENT BONDS Treasury Bonds High

60 Bonds 82.2 , 81.7 2 84.9 99.1 82.8 70.7 100.7 81.1

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U.S. STATEMENT

WASHINGTON, Oct. 26 (U. P.).—Government expenses and receipts ior the current fiscal year through Oct. 24, compared with a yer a Lo Las Expenses ,.$2, 3s 498, 950. 6a $2 449, Se ‘ag. 25 Receipts .. 1,760,557;544.94 924.019,117.49 Gross Def.. 1,085, 941, 1405.70 1.335: 934, 040; 2 . 91,846,590.7 2.707. Boe oT: 9 B 2.016, 157.5 911,484.869.86 Pub, * Debt 38423, 387 568, 11 36.954,161,038.00 Gold Res..14,021,341,925.81 12,799, 313,602.83 Customs ... 0360s: 320.99 144,504,564.11

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FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK, Oct. 26 (U. P.).—Following are noon cable rates on major currencies: anle Rates Not Senge Hu

Bs [XR

England (pound) . Ei 60-d. Ply rate) i765 dolla 991%

France aay asses Italy (lira) ee Belgium (belga) ... Germany (mark) .. Ger. (travel mark). Switzerland (franc) Holland (guilder) .. Sweden tona) PRY Norway (Krone) . Denmark (krone) .. J4-.00023%

OTHER LIVESTOCK

CINCINNATI, Oct. 26 (U, P.).—Hogs— Receipts, 3850, including 350 direct; market generally 15c lower; top, $8.10; 225-250 s., $8; 100-14 Ios. S38, [email protected]; packing sows steady, bulk [email protected]. Cattle—Receipts, 85 ‘calves. 350; market load around 600-1b. $9.75; bulk

mixed short yearlings, near 850-1b. steers, 3

ood beef cows to cutters, [email protected]; 6.50; vealers firm, ‘top, FT. WAYNE. Oct. 26 Market, 10 conus. lowes: 200-220 1bs.. 87.9 - 260 Ibs.,

practical top bulls, $12.

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Hogs Decline

To $8.15 Top; ~ Vealers Steady

Hog prices declined 10 cents today on weights up to 230 pounds, and five cents on heavier weights, according to.the Bureau of Agricultural Economics. Top price for 180190 pounders was $8.15. Sows sold unchanged from $7.25 to $7.75.

Strong prices for vealers sent best to top of $12. Good Western heifer calves sold to stock buyers for $8. Best fed heifers were valued at $9.65. The steer trade dragged with weak undertone, despite the offering of only a dozen cars. Strictly good weighty steers brought $10.75. Fat lamb prices slumped 25 cents lower to $8.75 top, after reaching a six-month’s high earlier this week. Monday best ewes and wethers sold at $9.50;

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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

Sheep—Receipts, 11,000; directs, 5700; market, late Tuesday fat lambs weak to 25¢ lower; ct 10@15¢c off; top goiives $a; bulk, $8.7 [email protected]; Westerns, 333303 vearlings, $7.25@ 17. 75: bulk, [email protected]; oi slaughter ewes, $3. 75; today's trade slow, undertone weak to 25c lower; talking $8. 75 8.85 on natives; best held ‘higher; sheep steaay; native ewes, [email protected] mostly.

Hogs—Receipts, 16,000; directs, 5000; market opening stione. to 10c higher; later trade mostly steady; t $8.25; good and choice 210-280 lbs., $8 ws. 20; 180-200 1bs., $7.90 8.10; 150 170 1bs., [email protected]; good 330-500 1b. packing sows, [email protected]; lighter i [email protected]; extreme heavies, $7.25 67.40. Cattle—Receipts, 11,000; calves, 1000; market, few loads strictly prime medium weight and weighty steers steady; three

21 loads with weight sold early at $13.50;

Plactieany nothing done on rank and file of crop bulk of which grades good to choice; bidding 25¢ or more lower; common and medium grades steady lower, weighty kinds off most; very few yearling trade mainly steady to 25¢ lower; medium to gond grade heifers and mixed yearlings sharing decline; best yearlings early $11.50; very large proportion steer and ‘vearling crop of value to sell at $10@12; numerous loads held at $13 and above; not many longfeds in crop; cows steady to weak: bulls and vealers Stony to strong; weighty sausage bulls up $6.90; vealers $10@ 11.50: stocker le eas following fairly broad movement ta country early in week.

LAFAYETTE, Oct. 26 (U. AE market, 10 cents lower; 160-190 R180 @ 8.10: 190-2 bss $7.80@8; 350-32 7% [email protected]; pigs 75 down’ Jo ghs down; calves, DI aT 50; lambs, $ Sah 8

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President Roosevelt and Rep. Louis Ludlow will be among the speakers in the New York HeraldTribune Forum's closing session tonight. NBC-Blue stations will carry the entire two-hour program, beginning at 8 p. m. CBS-WFBM has President Roosevelt's address scheduled from 9:50 to 10 p. m Other speakers are to be Gen. Frank McCoy, former Governor Henry J. Allen of Kansas and Dr. Karl Menninger. The President's subject will be “The Struggle for Peace.” ® ® ” While the world’s problems are being threshed out for Blue network listeners, Fred Allen will be starting his seventh broadcasting

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buy milk in fresh, condensed, evaporated or some other form, you can be sure that this billion and a half dollar industry, with its expensive and specially built machinery, spares no cost to safeguard your health. In Indiana, milk is a big business; forty. seven and a half million dollars worth was produced last year. Summer sees the heaviest production, great quantities of which are

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For this reason, seasonal bank loans often" play an important part in the milk business. This has led to a close and cordial relation. ship between Indiana dairy industries and the American National Bank.

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