Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 November 1938 — Page 27

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STEELS LEAD | | RAILS, METALS UP FRACTIONS

New Highs for U. S. Steel; Santa Fe, Utilities Firm; Bonds Advance.

NEW YORK, Nov. 10 (U. P).—

Stocks made an irregular advance today after a mixed opening. Around noon a majority of issues registered gains of fractions to a point. Steels were the first to turn up. U. Ss. ir made a new high at 677%, up % from the previous close and = a a point from the early low. Bethlehem came back|to the previous close of 75% from lits low of 743%. Youngstown Sheet, National and Republic each made new highs.

Santa Fe led a rally in the rails 4

reaching a new high at 447s, up 13, Utilities were steady to firm with the exception of North Amerjcan which had a fractional loss. Motors were holding just under the previous close. Nonferrous metal issues slipped back with Kennecott off a point at 475%. New highs were made by such issues as Greyhound, International Paper, Douglas, Marshall Field and National Biscuit. Rails led a -quite advance in domestic corporation bonds. Me-dium-priced carrier loans were in best demand in early dealings, and gains ranging to around a point were recorded in such issues as Illinois Central, New York, Chicago & St. Louis, St. Louis-San Francisco and Atlantic Coast. Line.

U.S. Government bonds were ir-{B

regular in an active opening trade,

but turned slightly easier in early |B

forenoon dealings. German loans were strong in an irregularly higher foreign section, Curb stocks extended early gains to more than a point in forenoon dealings. Trading was active. Aluminium Limited made a new 1938 high at 144, up 1!:2, to lead industrials upward. Other industrial gains ranged to 1!s points in Jones & Laughlin Steel. Brewster Aero and American Airlines made new highs for the year on fractional gains. Mining stock and oil shares continued idle in early trading. t- = z

Today's Business sz

At a Glance

GENERAL BUSINESS

Dun & Bradstreet reports week g

ended Nov. 9 bank clearings $4,414,529,000 vs. $6,034,543,000 previous week and $5,422,722,000 year ago. Edison Electric Institute reports week ended Nov. 5 electric power output 2,207,444,000 kwh. vs. 2,226,038,000 previous week and 2,202,451, 000 year ago. Engineering News-Record reports construction awards. this holiday | week $37,260,000 vs. $71,013,000 last week and $35.620,000 year ago. The Iron Age reports steel ingnt production this week up 4 points to 61 per cent.

CORPORATION NEWS

1938

TEL

TT ACT WORLD'S RAYON PRODUCTION

U.S.A

61,086

94,494

vy AE

141,630

1932

1934

Jap, REST OF WORLD

° ; SCIENCE SERVICE FEATURE. PICTORIAL STATISTICS, INC

2404000 i 255,720 METRIC TONS : 11-10

Federal Mining & Smelting Co. September loss $23,874 vs. profit! $568.145 year ago. | Maracaibo Oil Exploration Corp. | nine months ended Sept. 30 net loss | $25,633 vs. profit $3167 year ago. Pittsburgh Steel Co. September! quarter net loss $274, 132 vs. net profit $257,160 year ago. Purity Bakeries Corp. 40 weeks} ended Oct. 8 consolidated net profit | Ge $799,725 equal to $1.04 a share vs. $415,774 or 54 cents year ago: 12] weeks ended Oct. 8 net profit $337, 308 equal to 44 cents a share vs. $119,830 or 26 cents year ago. Texas Gulf Producing Co. nine months ended Sept. 30 net profit] $566,445 equal to 63 cents a share vs. $681,153 or 77 cents year ago; September quarter net profit $201,862 equal to 22 cents a share vs. $223,046 or 25 cents year ago.

RAILROAD REPORTS

Gulf Coast Lines week ended Nov. 5 carloadings 3326 vs. 3361 previous week and 3277 year ago. International-Great Northern R. R. Co. week ended Nov. 5 carloadings 1937 vs. 2003 previous week and 2036 year ago. Missouri-Kansas-Texas R. R. Co. week ended Nov. 5 carloadings 4264 vs. 4550 previous week and 5279 year ago. Missouri Pacific R. R. Co. week ended Nov. 5 carloadings 14,252 vs. 15,640 previous week and 17,832 year ago. New York Central R. R. Co. week ended Nov. 5 carloadings 37.305 vs. 37,413 previous week and 41,675 year

0. Pennsylvania R. R. Co. week ended Nov. 5 carloadings 56,024 vs. 57,203 previous week and 60,261 year

Ar Net DOW-JONES STOCK AVERAGES High Low Last Change 30 INDUSTRIALS Adams Exp ... 12% 12% 12% + % Net air Sedue . . ai -. 67%% 87s Lk —_ Ys Open Change aska Jun ... 9% 7 5 es = All fud St 29% © 2% Wa — 1 Yesterday seresssnerennenes 158.08 oa allieq Proves . -. 13% Be 12) ow or Week 280 .oovesecssesses.es:152.31 Toe is-Cha 8 8 78 B ve veseaaneeveers 132.46 3.05 An Hane Note 31” 3" 1° ZX njlen ak Ee Holioa Am Can... 102 102 102 —— Xear ago ..-..... sets e svieieninty 0! y A C & Fdy... 337% 33% 3378 — jz High, 1938, 158.08; low, 98.95. Am cham S C0 25: Bi + 331 Nigh, 1937,193.40; low, lise, Am Enc Til... 5% 5% 5% .... 20 RAILROADS Ane L 3: 3h Sa ee, (Yesterday u.iieriirenens 33.18 +114 Am Loco Itiltagfid 2935 20% 4 Vj Week R80 cecccovsvscccccans 32.56 -+0.90 A Me Fay Be Ihr Lh on Month 20 ...ceeecessesosrss 31.50 +4-1.06 m_ Metal -.. Vg ls ¥8: wie BI Wear AZO sienna nay Holiday AP & Lt #0 gif 9 TT {SiYear age ........ hay oar Am Rad & SS. 18%: 1817 1815 4 1a High, 1938, 33.18; low, 19.00. Am Smeit in Sin $8 vey, 15 UTILITIES AM BIOTES iiig89 1489 14895 — 15 |Yesterday ...... esre..: Paknsind is 3.00.00 Am Tob B = 80, 80, 80 + 1a Week ago ....ccoceeeniinenn 23.95 0.05 Am Water 55% 558 a + ls serene 5 0.57 Tg LE * hs Armour Ill [A 61a 61% + Ya Ar ARO .....ecccceeccene Armstg CK... 51a 51% 5lia sevy High, 1938, 25.19; low, 15.14. MISE Tn BR — BT 1087 3150 dew, 1065 Atl Refining ... 23% 23% 237% -- Ya Net Atlas Corp .... 8% 8% 8% + % High Low Last Change Pe McKess & Robb 82 oi oh eee 1/5 / ‘i Sn Bald Loco ch ..- 8% 1h Un .,. pciolln 86 JO 10s BCT = Belt & Onis oy $0 8% 8% YlU'niponze & “Min. 2 43 7 ary alt & O pf ...10'2 1012 10'2 + ds Miami Cop 135%, 13% 13% + Ya Barnsdall .... 18't 18'> 18's + ¥s |Mo.-K Tex pt. P10% 10 i0iz — 1 Deven Cy 20% 0% ok ot 7 Mont Ward ... 53% 53 53° — % ese 8 4 8 — / ’ oth Steel .... T4% 74% 74% — 34 we Nee icelow San .. 28'>2 28'> 28l2 — 3% |Nash-Kelv ..., 107s 10% 107% .... Blaw Knox ... 182 187s 18's — 3s |Nat Biscuit .... 27% 277s 21% + Bon Ami A ... 99 99 99 cece Nat Distil’ .... 207» 295 201; .... Bon Ami B ... 41% 414% 405 ..... [Nat Gypsum .. 16%; 161, 1613 = Borg Warner .. 345s 345s 34% — J |Nat Lead ......29 =~ 29 29 eh Briggs Mfg ... 350; 351: 351; — 3% Nat Pur & L. 9% 9% 0 J. Bkiyn MT 1212 1235 1212 Lue. at Tea. ..... . 4 417 413 ae. Bucyrus Erie .. 121 121, 121; — 14 Newpant Ind .. 1616 16'5 16% -- 15 Budd Mfog ... 6!3 5% 6lg ... NY Central vo. 21% 2a NU ee Vs Budd Wheel 533 53g 53 4 1% |NYC SL ..19 187% 19. = 13 Burroughs .... 19 187% 18%: — 13 |NYC = St L pf. 34 3334 333% cee Butler Bros ... 9% gly 9%, LL. IN Y C Omni .. 3635 306%; 36% + 3; Butte Cop & Z. 4!2 43g 4%2 seen N Y Dock nf .. 10 9% 10... No. Amer ..... : 2534 253, — 4% wee Clem No Am Avan... 1612 16% 16% — Cal. Pack ...... 031, 93% 93% 4 ;INe Pacific .... 13% 13% 13% — la gaflahsn Zinc. . 3is 2%a 2% = 3 —0— Somme LE 38 32 Gn Mowe gn... 20m 100 05 ee 3 Canada Dry... 1877 18% = 1815 — "yu |Otis Elev ..... 293; 20'z 201s — 4 Can Pacific . 67% 7 7’ Otis Steel ...... 1333 13! 134 .... Cool Ade A 1h. 3 tn gu “nie oR EL... on 20% 205% B Coterpiilae 7.251% gi pt gp |Techard _..... 8% 81; 3% — 4 Celenese ...... 2653 262 26% - Vg|Earamnt Pict. 121s 12% 121 — 13 CHotes . .corine J008- 1207 fet: 7. Z{bathe Fim 129 11% 11% — % Cent RR N J..107 10% 10le ¥ 1{Benmh RR ..... 24 23% 237s .... Cerra de Pasco. 532 5312 532 — 1 Phelps Dodge . 41% 47% 47% .... srtain-teed C12 12° 3 Phillips: Pet . 41's 41'2 412 eo... Paper .. 30% 303: = 30% 1-1; Pitts Stl 5 pf. 30 30 30 eee ChMStP&P pf . 1. 1 1 ZX. diz Pitt T Coal nf. 415 415 412 ees Chi Pneu T.... 187 18%: 18% -— 1, | Pitts & W Va. 17 1673 (17 wees hrysier ....... 863; 86% 86% -— 3;|Poor BB ....... 15% 153; 18% 1 35 City IT & F..... 97 975 97 .. “| Press St] Car .. 13 13° 131; oh 3 Cl & Pitts... 1 71 mn’ + 1% Public Serv ... 34%: 344 3435 oun ghnes Moy © Co 0 351s 3% 30a + Ja —R— olgate % 8 4 — “8 Rem Rand 173% 17% 17% + % Colum Gas 8 83 838 ..ee as ( % 1 ; ; ont Croait 5914 507s 59%% iin Beoublic Stl ... 221, 2217 22%2 +4 Ya Comwip Zien Be 2 31 "ay £ 6 pf Sy 8 ire ve 2134. 2134 -— S°sligafeway pL... 98 9 98 A 7 7 — x xr , Cons OH .11 "gu “pia Se BE Tn a i Cont Bak B. 21a 214 214 .... Sears Hoshuck . 105% 77% 71% -— © Cont. Can ..... . 421% 42 42's + ve ATVs 17s 17s — 1g Cont Oil Del .. 3153 31% 3135 .... 85 aply, 991, =n. 1, Crown Zeller Pf 90 90 90 ’ 3a TVa 3% +4. Ja Curtiss Wr 7 7 7 , 281 28% + 12 Curtiss Wr A.. 27% 27% 21% : dg 18% 15%, lL. FD Smith oc T cis 19 Tr Hox 2 mi or T cts "ove Besre 8.09 Ah hy Thy Tt Wilotowy Vie 13, 3% 17% + % Dev & R i. 3a Ft Bh Lu iSe Am Gold . 200 JS fa — 1 iDise Senm-o: 0 Sse Bi I afjgouth Pas wn 2 H. = ls} rir AD HB" Hr many a2 0, UH. Douglas Alr ... 70% 70% 70% + % Spicer pf ...... geoB Br os oe PE ar Ed E AB 14 KE! 1, | Spiegel Ine .p 2 v2 E12 12 na we 35s 33:7 32 x 15 | Ste Brands : 58 715 Nie ee Elec Boat yay 12% ID; - GIS OG & Ef 111s: 111s 1115. L205 Elec Pwr & Li "131; 133; 133, — 1,!8td O Cal 303; 301p - 30%, + 1a El PW & L $6 f 4417; 441 441 = 5, Eh Oil Ind.. 203% 291% 2015 = 13 Eng Pub hon nr + RA OINJ.. ET; 55% ABZ. Blo ored .%d Be Wr 2 or {Stone & Web .. 16% 1615 16% — Fajerdo Sug ... 35 35 35 4 Vigunshine Min .. 11}%° 1115 11%. .... 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(Un Oil Cal .... 19% 193, 19% —~ 13 Goodyear 36 38 ~ yin Pac pf . 821; 8212 827 — 13 Granby... cee 8 8 eves Un Aircraft Cp. 37% 373% 37% — i Gt North of 2833 283 siete Un Air Lines... 113, 7-118, 113 ..... Green H is y 26 26Y4 + V,;|United Corp 4, 4, 4s cua Greyhnd Cp .. 2033 20% 20% + : ¥s|United Cp pf... 37% 37 37 + Y : —H Tnned Drug = 62s 6% o... 1 1 1, n Gas Imp ... 12% 1255 12% > Jonette ul 80a $024 805 wrev- YUn Panerbd ... Sly 8% 8%... 1h Houston ‘Oil... afl wn 35 +'niU 8 Ovesum ., Wn, us ; 1% mm 3 2 92 ¢ -L Hud Bay M&S. 34% . 341% 341% 410 S Pipe&F 8 18 48 2 = 1 - U S Rubber 5553 5533 55% — 3 I Cente] 1 1633 — YU S Steel ..... 9's 6875 6873 — Sp jen 3 $ 0 $3.2 “+ alT S Tob ...... 333% 33V2 33% —~ 1 Tht Hyd r 8% a eve 28% 28% 28% — 1, Ins Sater 5: % — 2 va.Caro Ch ... 4% 4%; 43, 1 13 Int P&P pI. Both. at Va-Car 6 pf.... 281; 28 28a + 8 Int T&T ...... 10's — Ys Men Walker (H) ... 523 523; 52548 34 Tea ne he Rn iL 2 Johns-Man 1081 08 1081, 4 34|Warner Bros .. fla Tig Mg 4 13 Johns-M pf 112734 12733 1273 — Y4|Warren Br ... 4% 45% 45, .t 3L es WBE Spl 80 95 L..7 ] or pf.. 95 as Th. gonecoty og M80 49, fiWerAwe fin dhe Hu Hu ln resge . 3 Zs ? 78 | West Union 9, 201; 2914 .... Kroger G & B 203 20% 20; ..... West alr, ke 323, 3233. 323 — VY : . ce Foor of Te 97% 59 1-4 Lehma V. Cosi of 4p f oi tT DiviieSw®W Leas” 3° B” TF © rriealty 57 2 12 TT 32 {Woodward Iron 243: 243% 2434 — Ip Liq Carb 110. 20 4 202 202 — %lwgelworth .... B31; 83% A3L, — 14 Lone Star ‘Cen. o 59% 59% + Y's Worthington .. 26%; 26%, 26% .... en ~Y Mack Ir ...... 2915 291 292 4 Y;iVale & T...... 33% 223; 333; v Marshall Fid .. 1475 14% 14% .... '|Yellow Tr ..... EE Martin 1 .... 33% 3315 3312 — VY, Young 8 & Y 20 233% 23% A Mathieson ..... 361s 36 36's + Ya'Young Sheet. 541% 541% 541 — 15

N. Y. STOCKS

Bv United Press

LOCAL ISSUES

The following quotations do aot represent actual bids or offerings but merely indicate the approximate market level based on buying and selling quotations of recent transactions.

Stocks

ago. : : Bid Ask Pittsburgh & Lake Erie R. R. CO.|gelt RR & Stk Yds com ..... 50 53 week ended Nov. 5 carloadings 5496 Bel RR & Stk Yds pfd ..... 3 iT vs. 5329 previous week and 5223 year | Tome Ter FY Wayne i in 3 ago. Hoo. Dlr Inc eo. fd ener = 18, 12 DIVIDENDS 12 e 0S or Dame iON oh Ind Gen Sve Co 6% pfd ..... 104 107 Cushman's Sons 87! cents on 7 lia Mente % “id : gt oe per cent preferred payable Dec. 1 Indpls P&L 67% pd. INE 95 al record Nov. 19 vs. like payment Indpis water Co 57% ua 2 oe en Sept. 1. wincoln Nat Life jis Co com.. 4's 27 : r 1 Monarch Machine Tool Co. 303,103 EW Bor Ab on oid. 22 UL% cents payable Dec. 1 record Nov. 21 on ind Su ery 2 pid. 2 87, = 2 cents Sept. 1 and 30 cents Progress Laundry 5 Bom Ly une 1. ub Serv Co of Ind 77% pfd... 44'2 47 Muskegon Piston Ring Co. 50|5o rhe Gas 4.87% pid... 55 08 cents payable Dec. 15 record Nov. Te ft oC od gers: 97 3 23 vs. 25 cents March 31. Van Camp Milk Co pfd ...... €0 62% J. J. Newberry Co. regular quar-|vVan Camp Milk C3 com ..... 10 11% terly 50 cents on common payable Bonds Dec. 22 record Dec. 10. Amer loan 5s 48 ............ 95 100 Purity Bakeries Corp. 55 cents Citizens Ind Tol Tol or 53°41 103° 100 rabbe Revnolds-Taylor §s 42.. 9 100 Peering, inc. extra 10 cents on|homs Tek 2% 32 5d 12 ’ . ome & ola a 1 common payable Dec. 20 record|lnd Assoc Tel Go 47 65 .... «05% 107% peel lw i _|Indpls Wat Co 52% ee United aes Gypsum Co. reg-| PEPE Water Wks 5% 58 ..102% 04% ular i er y 20 on oa common Kuhner Packing Co, a 5) 38 : 1 . . or Irs ree Y Payable Lec Tooor ec. 13. Mow Water Wks 5% 65 “l102% as lg 8% at 47 ::430%% Jos io e. VS % ( hica 0 St kb Public Tel Co 4'2% 55 . J a1 100 oC S Richmond Wat Wks 5% 57. 103% 105, Seymour Water Wks 3% 4 \ 100 ing i aute’ ater Ss yy Aro Equip Corp. oahe ig pant = Haute Wailer Wien i910 o 7 ac erm sana Sriseersni igi) 24 in #Market St. Investment Corp . 25.07 26.94 tler Bros 91% 9% 9Vy *Dividend. gant & Sw a : 9 un (By M. P. Crist & Co.) Comwlth dison . 27; 23% 27? _— Conso 1S . ‘ ’ . Y Cunninghm Drug © ae 18 nn” LOCAL ‘PRODUCE Elgin Nat Wat. ........ 25 247; 28 Heavy breed broilers, 2 !bs. and over,

12¢: Leghorn hens, 12q; heavy breed hens, 14c; Barred and White Rock Springers, i lbs. and over, 12c; colored springers, » lbs. and up, llc; Leghorn broilers, 1% be and over.,10c; bareback broilers, 8c; old roosters, 8¢. No 8 strictly fresh country run eggs, 23c; each full case must weigh 55 lbs., gross; a net deduction of 15c for each full case Spier 55 Ibs. will be made; pullet eggs, 15¢c.

utter—No. ‘1, 28'2@28¢c; No.

i9¢c.

26740; tterfat—No. 1, 21c; No. 2, i i ‘riges. quoted by Wadley Co.

‘2, 260@}

Curb Stocks

Net Last ghangs

Tins Low Aero Sup Boa Va 41 41; Vs rE wi pr i Am Airlines ... 187% 183; 1873 1 Am Cyan B ... 29 28l2 281; — 1; Am Lt & Tr... 175; 17Vs 175s + 3% Am Rep Cp..... ‘107% 1073 107% vies Am Super ..... 115 1 1 ee * {Bellanca Air .. Te 735 723 aves Berkey Gay Fur * 78 78 esse Brewster Aero . 93, QV 912 ..40 Buff NEP pf 17 21% 2173 eve . Bunger iu &S 3 18, 18 ee arrier Cor 212 223; 2234 f Cent & Sw u. Lt 5 53> a pf... 2 51% 51% a 14 Cherry-Burrell . 18% 18%, 16% +... Cities Serv .... 9 87a 9 + Ys Cities Serv pf . 4234 423% 423%, — Iz Claude Neon Lts 1% 114 11, Colon Dev Ltd. 23; 234 234 ol 3% 33g 33, Com & So wts. lg la Ys eve Con Cop Mns.. 81% 84 8's Cooper Bes .... 10's 10 10% + Crown Drug ... 11; 1%, 13... Duke’ Doe ee. 67 67 87 ves El Bd & Sh. 13% 13% 13% + % El Bd&Sh 6 pf 6912 69 69 —_ El P&L op wts. 54 514 51 + VY, Gt A&P. .....-. 6734 66% 8734 -- 14 Cul Of ....:. 407g 4033 403% — Sa iecla - Min .... 211% 2133 213g — 13 Humble Oil .... 66 6578 66 4 Insur No Am... 68 68 68 —_ Jones&Lau Stl. 3773 372 37% + 113 Lehigh C&N . 434 43, 433 — 1, Lockheed Air 8 273% 2758 + 13 McWms Dredge. 18% 18 18s + S8 Mead Johns 5 125 125 a Molybdenum 635 6 8% +1 Mont Ward A..159 159 159 ~~ 4 1v% Niag H 93 917 9% + 3s Pan Am Air «30% 151; 153 + 14 Pennroad .. 2% 2Vg 2s — Ys Premier Gold .. 27 2Yg 2s a. Sherwin-W iE nih 111i ln So Cal E B “pf 2812 28Y2 28} ioe Std Oil By..... 18 18 18 PEE Technicolor 225% 22Y% 22Y; — 3, Uh Ga o> 03 03 03 yan n Gas p! 34 Un Lt & Pwr A 3% 3a 3 — 1 Un Shoe ..... , 8214 8215 8213 .... US Strs 1 pf.. 43% ' 4% 433 ~— 5% Valspar pf 3412 34 34 veins {ison Jones .. 9'2 91a 9Ya + 15 Wright Harg .. 7% T% TY + Ys

U. S. STATEMENT,

WASHINGTON, Nov. 10 (U. P.).—Gov= ernment expenses and receipts for the current fiscal year through Nov. 8, compared with a year ago:

This Year Last Year Expenses .$3,224,173,368.49 $2.754.805.917.35 Receipts .. 2,035.911,648.07 2,112.352,768.8 Gross det, 1,188,261,720.4 642,453,148.47 Net def. .. 1.172.631,370.42 606.985,498.47 Cash bal. 2,576.034.662.46 2.,671.357,435.8 ork bal. 1.965.507.118.77 5957.7 6 Pub. debt 38.486,171,134. 37 goa. 581,708.45 Gold res. .14,086,354,657.14 12,803,952,726.18 19. 1,427.14 161,368,975.62

Customs .

iG HOUSE

FRAGTIONALLY; TONE STEADIES

Opening Uneven; Foreign Markets Down; Exports Interest Up.

CHICAGO, ‘Nov. 10 (U. P)— Wheat prices steadied at fractionally lower levels following an irregular opening . on the Chicago Board of Trade today. Buying by Eastern interests and firmness in the stock market were constructive factors. At the end of the first hour wheat was off %k to 3% cent, corn up % cent, and oats up % to off 3 cent. Liverpool wheat closed 2 to % cent lower on hedging sales and warmer weather in the Argentine. Winnipeg wheat declined % to % cent in the first hour. Sales of 7500. tons of Manitoba wheat were made to the United Kingdom, and ‘India purchased 7000 tons of Australian wheat overnight. Better interest in U. S. wheat was reported.

clear weather over the grain belt, but the forecast indicated unsettled conditions, with rain and snow in many sections. Corn prices steadied after opening losses. A le-~ r commission house with E-° connections bought May and atures. Local corn receipts wer: . ..mated at 191 cars.

WAGON WHEAT City grain elevators are paying for No.1 red, 56c: other grades on their merits. Cash in.” new No. 2 yellow, 39c. Oats,

LIVERPOOL WHEAT (U. S. Equivalent Based on Sterling At "1.74Y) Prev.

lose Close

A $ Sie $ 6135 § 6112 § .G2Ya 617 62% 78 622 62% 63%

CRUDE ol. OUTPUT INCREASES SHARPLY

End of Texas Shut-Down Is Cause, Institute Says.

NEW YORK, Nov. 10 (U. P).— Termination of the week-end shutdowns in Texas resulted in a sharp increase in the nation’s crude oil production for the week ended Nov. 5, according to the statistical report issued by the American Petroleum Institute. The Institute estimated daily average crude output for the country as a whole at 3,628,550 barrels, lan increase of 391,000 barrels from ithe preceding week and compared with 3,533,150 in the 1937 week. Texas output averaged 1,655,100 barrels, up 394,450 from a week ago, and the eastern states showed ia rise of 10,350 barrels, while other major producing areas had virtually no change for the week, with the exception of Kansas, where daily production was reduced 12,500 barrels. Imports of petroleum for domestic use and receipts in bond at principal United States ports for the week totaled 1,141,000 barrels, a daily average of 163,000 barrels, compared with the previous week's Rae of 107,571.

LOCKHEED PLANES SENT TO ENGLAND:

BURBANK, Cal., Nov. 10 (U. P.). —Shipment of a type 14 transport plane to British Airways, Ltd., to be used for survey flights on the Eng- . lish line's projected West AfricanSouth American extension, has been announced - by Lockheed Aircraft Corp. British Airways purchased four similar planes earlier this year and has another under construction at the Lockheed plant. Lockheed officials pointed out that the new planes are of the same design as the round-the-world plane flown by Howard Hughes and that’ used by the five Polish fliers who crossed the South Atlantic last May during a successful 16,500-mile flight from Los Angeles to Warsaw,

WAGE DIVIDEND READY

ROCHESTER, N, Y., Nov. 10 (U. P.).—Directors of Eastman Kodak Co. have declared a “wage dividend” of approximately $2,200,000 for 1939 and authorized the regular quarterly

the common stock. since the plan was inaugurated in

to al regular employees and those who have worked all or part of 26 different weeks in 1938.

CHICAGO PRODUCE

Butter—Market, steady; receipts, 526,447 |3 gross 1bs.; extra firsts (90-912 score), 25 «25Yc; extras (92 score), 26¢c; firsts, 25% @ 24%; seconds, 23c; special (93 score), 2614 @26%4cC; standards, 25Y%i@25%¢; cen=tralized (88 score), 23'%c; Centralized (89 score), 24%c. Egg s—Market, firm; receipts, 5378 cases; Fo graded firsts, cars, 27%c; less than cars, 27%c. extra firsts, cars, 3lc; less than cars, 30'zc; checks, fresh, 2lc; age, 20c; current reecipts, 26¢; dirties, 3

1 fresh, 23':¢; storage, 21c; refrigerator eX-

tras, 233c; refrigerator ‘standards, 23%c; refrigerator firsts, 2234c. ‘Poultry—Market, steady; receipts, 1 ear, 45 trucks; ducks, 14@17c: geese, 14c; hens, 146v17c; Leghorn hens, 11%ec; spring chickens, 13% @16'ac; roosters. 1 aa12%e; broilers, 19@20c; turkeys, 14@ Cheese—Twins, 12v,@12 Yee; daisies, 12% |C @12%c; longhorns, 12%:@ 12% Potatoes—Supplies, nana demand, fair; market firm on McClures and Northern Cobblers and Round Whites, Jigady on others; Idaho Russet Burbanks, %1.60¢ Colorado Red McClures (cotton sks $1.96. (burlap sacks), $1.75(1.85; Wisconsin Round Whites, $11.05; Michigan Russet Rurals, $1; North Dakota Bliss Triumphs, $1.35: Cobblers, $1.10; Minnesota and North Dakota Early Ohios, $1.1971.20. Arrivals, 74; on track, 260; shipments,

FOOD PRICES

CHICAGO, Nov. 10 (U. P.).—Apples— Michigan Mackintosh, Ce $1. F158 75. Sweet Potatoes— Tennessee, bu. hanioers, 80@ 90c. Carrots — Illinois, bunch, 2@3c. Spinach—Illinois, bu., 30@75¢. Tomatoes— California, lugs, $1. 5062.75. Cauliflower— Michigan, crates, 50c$1.15. Peas—7Talifornia, hampers, $2.40@3. Celerv—Michigan Highball, crates. 35@75c. Onion Market (50-1b. sacks)—Illinois Yellows, 35@85¢; }Mjenigan Yellows, 85¢; Idaho Sweet Span=ish, 821» 95¢c: Wisconsin Yellows, 60@175c; Minnesota Yellows, 75c.

PENNSY PAYS DIVIDEND PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 10 (U. P.). —Directors of Pennsylvania Railroad Co. have declared a dividend of 50 cents a share, compared with a payment of 75 cents Dec, 20 Jas ht The dividend is payable Dec.

THE INDIANAPOLIS

(WHEAT IS OFF

The weather map showed mostly ¥

disbursement of $1.50 a share on|jg 1 The wage dividend, the 27th voted 1912, will be paid March 27 next |!®

Vealers Climb; Hogs, Lambs ~~ Hold Steady

No changes were recorded in prices for any section of the local ‘hog market today, according to the Bureau of Agricultural Economics. Top on 160-170-pounders held at $7.00. Weights above 325 pounds sold down to $7.40 Vealers ruled 50 cents higher under light receipts and broad shipping demand. Top price was $11.50. Several loads of medium grade heifers were valued at $7.25 to $7.75. There were hardly enough steers at the market to warrant mention. A few lots were steady at $10 down. Fat lamb prices were steady to 25 cents lower. Bulk of good and choice offerings went for $8.75 to $9, with a top of $9.25.

Nov. Top Re Top Recpts 3 ... 3.00 8 ..... 8.13 4213 4 ... 8.00 a 9 .. "7.90....9226 ga 8.00 2458 30.... 7.60 6397 Barrows and Giits— (140- 0) Good and choice..$ 7.25@ 7.90 (160-180) Good and choice.. 1.55@ 7.90 (180-200) Good and choice.. 9.70% 7.85 (200-220) Good and choice.. T.65@ 7.75 (220-250) Good and choice.. 7.60@ 7.70 (250-290) Good and choice.. ne 7.60 {250- 300) Good and choice.. 7.40@ 7.50 Packing Sows— 175-350) Good 1350-425) Good (425-550) Good

(275-550) Medium ...ese reece Slaughter Pigs—

(100-140) Good on choice... 7.00@ 7.50 Medium ....... veo 6.50@ 7.75 ATT —Receipts, 676— Steers (750-900) Choice ........5... [email protected] {Hoos 1100) Choice ce ecconsesne Joa 100-1300) CROIGE [email protected] (1350-1500) ChoiC€ «eeseseees.s [email protected] (750-900) GOOd ....ec0000000 [email protected] #000-1100) G00d +v.veeee [email protected] (1100-1300) Good ... . [email protected] (1300-1500) Good ... . dgun (750-1100) Monn . 1.25@ 9.00 (1100-1300) Medium . 100 9.00 (750-1100) Comm ‘plain.... 6.25@ 7.50 Heifers 750-000) GOOd ..icoceseesses 8.50@ 9.75 (550-750) ious cesecessssse [email protected] (550-900) Common ....svese0es 7.00@ 6.50 Cows QO0A ..esssscres nsesssvasene 6.00@ 7.00 Medie setessssun enna tny + B30@ 6.00 COMMON. +o.r.:ccn., 5.00@ 5.50 fom Toutter ‘and cutter veeee 3.75@ 5.00 Bulls (All weights) Good beef...... $332 7.00 (All weights) Medium ........ 6.25@ 7.00 Cutter and common ......... 4.75@ 5.50 Vealers Al weights) Choice.. . [email protected] All weights) Medium . . [email protected] (All weights) Medium . 8 o0g10-00 Cull and common ............ 8.00@ 8.00 Calves ' —Receipts, 409— (250-400) Choice ............ 8.00@ 9.00 Good ......e0vi... 7.00@ 8.00 Medium ..........- 6.00@ 7.00 Commoén .......... $5.00@ 6.00 Feeder anda Stocker Cattle Steers— (550-800) Good and choice.. Pe 9.00 (800-1050) Choice .. 8.25@ 9.00 1500-800) Good ..... ihe 8.25 (800-1050) Goon ssese 1.25@ 8.25 (500-1050) Medium 6.15@ 9.50 (300-1030) Common .e..es... 6.00@ 7.00 Heifers (550-750) Good and chotce. $52 7.75% Common, mediu 5.50@ 6.75 Sheep and ns —Receipts, 2250— Lambs—= CHOICE ese. .ostesssnnssarsss 3008 9.25 C000 .v.ireacnvorsenesreses 8.5000.00 Medium cocsossvssssscnsaesss 7.2500 8.50 COMMON ¢..osss0ccescscssss 6.00@ 7.25 Ewes— Good and choice ......ss.00 3.00@ 4.00 Common and Medium ...... 2.00@ 3.00

CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

Hops Recuinis 20,000; directs, 17000; market, mostly steady to 10 cents lower than Wednesday’ I Byesage; spots, 15 cents to 10 cents good and choice, 190% £56- 180 $7.50@ and att nr sows, [email protected]; few butcher kinds to $7.60; extreme weights, 7.25 down Cattle—Receipts. 4500; calves, f steers and yearlin s, k to 25 cents lower; mediumweight and weighty steers grading medium to strictly good showing Rr decline; nothing Sicily choice here; bulk to sell at $8.50@11: stockers an feeders dull on .preholiday trade; week's early advance erased, especially on yearlings and pointy feeders; light fed heifers and cutter grade cows, Seedy: most cutters, [email protected]; Sizongysi hts to $5 ; beef cows, weak, but scarce; “Ha best sausage 8,000; directs, 2000; le ria fat lambs, mostly steady: $9.50 to Shall killers; natives and fed AD torre $8.4 own; most, natives, $8@ 8.25; hon sa 8. Today's trade 1) lambs dn Yearlings opening very slow; to choice fers ngs 0 Boies held to $9.35 and above; indications weak on sheep. FT. AYNE, Nov. 10 (U. P.).—Ho Se Market 10 to 25 cents pi her: 160-180 ~7.85; 180-200 lb: 00-320 je 3% os! -240 1lbs.. $7.50; 260J lbs. $1.40 300-395 ns,, $7.357 3 307 140 S., $7.65; 120-140 1 $7. 5: 600120 1bs., $7.25. Roughs. $6. me ‘stags, $5.25; calves, $11. Lambs, $8.75.

CINCINNATI, Nov. 10 (U. P.).—Hogs— Receipts, «2000; market active on light supply, genetally 5@10c higher; top, $3; 180200 1bs., $7.90; 1 , [email protected]; bulk packing sows, $6.25 . Cattle—Receipts, 400; calves, 250; market. active, mostly fully steady: «mall lots lightweight mixed steers and heifers, medium to good, $7.50@9: part load good heifers to $9.25: good beef cows, $6.25@ 6.50; cutter grade, $3.50@5; practical top bulls, $6.50; top good and choice vealers,

Sheep — Receints, 1025, including .520 direct; market fully steady to strong on moderate to fight supply; Food trucked-in lambs, [email protected]: common and medium, as; few slaughter ewes, ready at $3 and

N. Y. Bonds

BOND PRICE INDEXES

20 20 20 eo Inds. Rails Utils. Bonds Yesterday ..... 86.9 81.8 99.4 82.7 Week ago ,.... 87.1 60.5 99.0 82.2 Month ago .... 80.8 60.6 98.5 82.0 Year ago ... .. az 73.2 95.7 84. wa years ago 94.1 99.9 106.0 100.0 38 pigh . 2 3 %0.0 99.4 82, 938 47.9 87.3 50.7 1937 a5: 2 101.2 108.0 100.7 37 low ... 80.1 69.3 92.3 al 1936 hich eevee Be. 8 100.4 106.2 100. 36 low 90.0 84.7 103.5 93. 3

(Copyright, 1938, Standard Statistics Co.).

VU. 8. GOVERNMENT BONDS Treasury Bonds

High Low 3s 1941 ............107.1 107.12 107.12 3%s 09. 109.30 30 314s 109.23 1Q9.23 a 108.23 108.23 Se 102.12 102.12 393s 103.31 103.31 2%s 104.10 104.1 23,8 109.9 10:

102.24 103.34 Federal Farm Mortgage Bonds Ss 1040-44 ......... ..106.17 106.17 108.17 Home Owners Loan Bonds

gu 1948-39 .........102.18 102.18 102.18 1952-44 ........... 106.18 106.17 106.17

DOMESTIC BONDS

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High Low Last Allee Corp 5s ist aires, 30 39 39% Alleg Ep 5s 84 84 B & O 4's A lp 16 Can Na Ry 410s "115% Ches gen 4158 9 11914 Chi N W 4's 2037 105 CCC St L 4% 6012 Com Crdt 3%s 51 103% nt T & 5 70% Y Cen 4!2s 2013 160 N Y Cen 4!2s 2013n .. 60 60 Penn RR 5's 2 943 Radio K 6s 79% Wabash 5s D 80 13 FOREIGN BONDS Last Argent 4158 Tl ....e0.. 90% Australia 5s 57 104% Brazil 6'%s 27-57 . 11% Canada 3s 67 9814 Cuba 4's 17 56% German 5's 65 .... 29 Italy 7s 51 ............ 807 8012 80%

RAIL EMPLOYMENT RISES WASHINGTON, Nov. 10 (U. P.) — The Interstate Commerce Commission has reported that employment on Class 1 railroads rose to 975,625 in mid-October, - the highest. point this year. The figure compared with 961,868 in mid-September and 1,115,919 in October, 1937.

Colonial Savings & Loan Bg oi

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TWO UTILITIES SURRENDER TO GOVERNMENT

North American, United Power File Integration Plans With SEC.

NEW YORK, Nov. 10 (U. P.)— Two of the nation’s largest utility holding company systems, with assets of more than $1,500,000,000, have capitulated to the terms of the Public Utility Holding Company Act of 1935 and have filed tentative plans for integration with the Securities and Exchange Commission, it re-

vealed today. Neither of the companies, the $925,000,000 North American Systemn and the $600,000,000 United Light & Power Co. disclosed the details of their plans and requested that William ©O. Douglas, chairman of the Securities & Exchange Commission, hold such information as “confidential” matter. James F. Fogarty, president of the North American Co., in making the announcement here said that the tentative plan conformed to the spirit of the Holding Company Act. “If carried out over a period of time, with due regard to the necessity of synchronizing transactions so as to preserve relative values where the disposal of certain properties and acquisition of certain others cannot be effected by direct exchanges, this plan may fairly be calculated to protect the interests of the investors in our companies,” he declared. Under its present setup, the North American Co. system now operates in the territories around: Milwaukee, St. Louis, Washington, D. C., -and Cleveland. The parent North American Co. also owns heavy stock interests in the Pacific Gas & Electric Co. and the Detroit Edison Co. The filing by United Light '& Power Co. was announced in Washington by Douglas. : In his statement accompanying the plan, Charles S. McCain, president of United Light & Power Co, said, “It is our desire and intention to co-operate with the Securities & Exchange Commission and with other public utility holding companies in an effort to solve the many important and difficult problems which are necessarily involved in the simplification and integration program.” The United Light & Power. plan proposed: 1. Recapitalization of the United Light & Power Co. 2. Elimination of certain intermediate holding companies. 3. Gradual reduction of publicly held securities of major holding companies, as a step toward elimination of other intermediate holding companies. 4. Elimination of numerous subsidiary operating companies, to be accomplished by mergers or consolidations of such companies.

ORDERS PROTECTION OF RAILWAY LAGOR

ICC Provisions Deal With Merger Loss Cases.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 10 (U. P.). —The Interstate Commerce Commission has written into two orders unusual provisions to protect railway labor from loss through mergers. The cases involved were the merger of the Louisiana, Arkansas & Texas Railway Co. and the Louisiana & Arkansas Railway Co. and the leasing of the Texas branch of the Chicago, Rock Island & Gulf Railway Co. by the Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway Co. The ICC said it would approve them only if protection was provided displaced workers and thase retained. The labor provisions which the roads must accept to obtain ICC sanction include: Employees displaced by the change must be given a dismissal allowance equivalent to 60 per cent of average monthly salary for the previous year. Dismissal compensation would range from six months’ pay for one year’s experience, to 60 months for 15 years of employment. The railroads would pay moving expenses of transferred employees, and guarantee them against losses because of home sales or breaking of leases. Pay of retained employees from

1 the absorbed roads should not be reduced for five years as a result

of the merger or lease.

DAILY PRICE INDEX

NEW YORK, Nov. 10 (U. P.).— Dun & Bradstreet’s daily weighted price index of 30 basic commodities,

t|compiled for United Press (1930-32

equals 100): Yesterday ...ecessesesiveses 105.03 Week 980 ........co0ses0ee0s 10440 secevennssy 300.20 Year ago—Holiday. 1938 high (Jan. 10) ..eeseses 117.06 1938 low (June 2) ......... 102.43

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Bing Crosby’s guest. Rudy Vallee’ and his Yanks will return to Hollywood for the first of a series of broadcasts continuing until January, Lionel Barrymore will appear in & sketch on the Good News program’ and Maurene O'Sullivan and . Lew. Ayres will present previews from" “Spring Madness.” Fanny Brice will unfold another adventure in the life of + incredible youngster, Baby Snooks, who delights in asking questions of “Daddy” Stafford at: 3 a. m. Frank Morgan will do his weekly stint. Incidentally, we have seen no TO turns from the Morgan election. No one knew what he was running for, but his platform included. “caviar and pheasant. and chame pagne to make it pleasant.” He proposed the State provide “for children under 21 and the aged over 20,” and stood only for .the “honest and underhanded.” He ad= mitted he had robbed a bank, but added that “therefore he would be dandy for the budget.” The nomination occurred as fol lows: (Applause) The People “Whereas, the members of his party have seen fit to nominate him, we. 3 present—Frank Morgan!” Morgan — “Ladies and gentlee men—" Heckler—“You’re a phoney!” Morgan—“1I accept the ominse tion.”

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