Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 April 1939 — Page 13

MOST STUCKS SAG TODAY IN LIGHT SESSION

Cautious Traders Wait for | %

Hitler Reply to Peace Plea of F. D. R.

NEW YORK, April 22 (U. P)— 3

Prices of most leading issues sagged

A on the stock market today in one

of the lightest sessions of the year. Cautious operators transacted only routine business were long waits between quotations on the tickers. Attendance in the Street was depleted by lack of in-

terest in the market in advance of |;

the Hitler answer to the Roosevelt peace plan. Prices started the day irregularly

higher and then sagged steadily. gon 30

Around closing time losses replaced many initial gains. There were a few exceptions. Railroad and oil shares held bet-

ter than other major groups. Util- |B

ities, motors and some mercantile shares ruled steady. Steels eased slightly and coppers generally reg-

fstered fractional declines. Mixed |g

tendencies were noted in aviations. The trading community was watching with interest the action of the British in praetically com mandeering the steamship Antonia for shipping gold to New York. Business news was sparse although most of , the items were favorable.

HOGS STEADY:

TOP" AT $7.20,

Salable Livestock Receipts ER hn

Usually Light for Saturday.

The hog market at mdianapolis | & was generally steady today with

receipts usually light for Saturday, NH 4 Bu

according to the Bureau of Agricul |

tural Economics. to 200-pounders was $7.20. Estimated salable receipts were: Hogs, 1200; cattle, 50; calves, 25, and sheep, none.

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Corporate financing continued in the doldrums this week, with underwriters still withholding new offer-

the European situation.

New offerings for the period, which included an estimated $25,1004,589 utility stock issue and a York state |bond flotation, aggregated $57,220,«

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URGES REMOVAL OF STIGMA ON LABOR :

(the coresponding 1938 week. Thirty underwriters offered the issue of 223.063 shares of 4! per 13% [cent cumulative $100 par value series 4“ B preferred stock of Consolidated 2 Gas, Electric Light & Power Co, of Baltimore. Net proceeds of the sale, estimated at $25,004,589, will be used for redemption of currently outstanding Series A preferred. The 20 million-dollar New York

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UNDERTONE OF WHEAT STEADY: CORN WEAKENS

May Oats, at 31 Cents, High For More Than Year; Trading Light.

CHICAGO, April 22 (U. P)~— Wheat prices showed a steady to firm undertone in light trading on the Chicago Board of Trade today. Better than expected aetion at Liverpool and scattered week-end covering were constructive factors.

At the close wheat was up % to 1 cent, May 69%; corn was off 4 to 3% cent, May 49, and oats were % to % cent higher, May 31. Opening quotations were unchanged to 4 cent higher. Traders were not inclined to press the selling side in view of firmness at Liverpool and the uncertainties of the European political situation. Liverpool wheat closed !4 cent lower to '% cent higher. Winnipeg wheat prices were steady. Reports of dust storms in western Kansas attracted some buying. Weather conditions in the winter wheat belt were mostly fair, and the forecast did not indicate any important precipitation. Local shippers sold 56,000 bushels of cash wheat. Corn prices ruled relatively weak, with particular pressure on the September future. A bearish Buenos

. | Aires market was a depressing fac-

tor, Oats again showed strength,

4 With May selling at a new high of 31 cents, highest in over a year. "

CHICAGO GRAIN RANGE Wheat— High Low May iiveenn $a 8.60%

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a malting, 50@60n. Timothvseed, $2. 853.150.

red clover, $13@1T; |Cash Provisions leaf, $5.75n; nNominal.

LOCAL CRAIN

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FN vellow, white corn, cents over yellow: (corn, 1,@25e under vellow. Oats—Strong; S35ciots, 3 carloads; No. 2 white, 30':2@ [31'2¢: No. 3 white, ,_20@30! ac,

red top. [email protected]. Lard, $6.45n: loose, bellies, $8.37n.

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WAGON WHEAT City grain elevators are vaving for No. 1 red, 66s: other grades on their merits. Tash corn. new Na, 2 yellow, 43c. Oats,

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TONIGHT 8:00—Phil Baker, WFBM. 9:00--NBC Symphony, WIRE. TOMORROW 11:00-—Radie City, NBC.

1:00—Magic Key, WIRE. 2:00-—~New York Philharmonic, WFBM.

5:00—Silver Theater, WFBM. 6:00—Jack Benny, WIRE. 7:00—Charlie McCarthy, WIRE. 8:00—Detroit Symphony, WFBM. 9:00—The Circle, WIRE,

"6O0D MUSIC" By James Thrasher

Tonight the NBC Symphony Orchestra is being turned over, bag and baggage, to the young ItalianAmerican composer, Gian-Carlo Menotti, for the premiere of his radio opera, “The Old Maid and the Thief.”

Mr. Menotti, you will recall, is the man who wrote the very successful short opera, “Amelia Goes to the Ball.” Done first at the Curtis Institute two years ago this month, it had two performances at the Metropolitan last season and two or three I believe, this past year. going some, usually go. The new work was commissioned by NBC and is written specially for the broadcast. Like ‘“Amelia Goes to the Ball,” both libretto and score are by the composer, but the new opera is in English. There are 14 brief episodes, with the announcer “setting the stage” for each scene. Described as a “satirical farce,” the scene is laid in a small American town of the present day. There are only four roles, which are to be sung by Mary Hopple, contralto; Dorothy Sarnoff, soprano; Margaret Daum, also a soprano, and Robert Weede, baritone. Alberto Erede, another young Italian who made his bow to America during the Salzburg Opera Company’s tour, was Mr. Menotti's choice for the conductor. It seems that the sound-effect

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cians. For the composer, in true radio-dramatic style, has called for the nojses of an automobile, a door= bell, doors opening and closing, and a cuckoo clock and the crashing of bottles, among other things. Mr. Menotti is of the opinion that one-dimensional opera has its ade vantages as well as drawbacks. “Through the ear it is possible to appeal to the imagination of radio listeners in ways that permit each to visualize settings and actions that are more natural and Sisving than scenic artists and stage direc~ tors can possibly supply.” 8 » 8

Tonight's opera broadcast.will be at the usual hour of 9 o'clock, on WIRE, and it will bring the season’s excellent Saturday series to a close, But good news—the NBC Symphony is to begin a Sunday evening series at 7 p. m. on April 30, continuing through the summer.

The programs will be an hour in length and, apparently, “popular” in nature. Hans Steinberg will conduct the first six programs in the new series, and Erich Leinsdorf, the Metropolitan youthful Wagnerian conductor, the next four. Frank

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Hogs—Receipts, 100: directs, 1500: not enough good and choice hogs here to make Roms Tout gronnd. Closing vom, FH ATC ona 1 ¢ clos ©o since mber, 1084. 1 yes Cattle- —Recei pts, 100: calves mone: mar Ret, nominal for the week good Ana near. | weighty fed steers 23 3] steady to 9%5e “ott: al { steers nd vear Yines | qui exiteme top, $13.50 on heavies, | 5 on long vearlings: largely $8 75% 11 30 market: all she st oek OO Shrone: ne: vealers, 30@ tse best n load lots $10.85 TN Rings. : Strong-weight cutt ows el he at RELY AA tier cows closed | 3000: nw

Sheep — Receipt -N ket nominal: for the week fat lambs eid Se higher: spring lambs sharing part of advanee. aan strong to 25¢ higher: k's waoiad lamb top 10.90: a iwo-Year high: A Duik voolsking, $9 85% 19.75. with Ah 123-1, woRhts $9. 30 @ 10.3%: tep | Spe lambs, $9.60: $8549 8 orado soring Boobs Wh 50. bulk go iy Joice California springers, Ee good to choice wooled native ewes, Hae 23, shorn ewes, es, [email protected] y y Y OTHER LIVESTOCK FT. WAYNE, Arti] 2 ot Si 8 1% Five cents hizher: 180. 5%. . Sha” - Re

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INCORPORATIONS

Automatie Signal Corp. Delaware Core poration: withdrawal from Indiana. Security Owners Foundation, Ine., First National Bank Bldg. Porte: no capital | stock: nald L. Swearingen, James G.| Parsons, Ivan H. Wise Seymour Water Co, Seymour:

ganization: capital stock, $200 shares com. |

mon of par valve. Benton County Farm Bureau Co-opera tive Assn, Ime, creasing common stock to 5000 shares $5 par value, The Fawick Co. Wabash: amendment | changing name to The Fawick General Co., Ine.

Elkhart Sawmill Co. Ine, Elkhart; amendment hanging name to hart | Lumber and AR

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Wiles Wilson Motor Service, Ine. In. dein: amendment changing name to Wiles-Johnson Motors, Ine. udinyctal Brid and Culvert Corpora-| , Ligonier alssotuts on. Tere fo Me Brewing Co. Ine registration o Pate Velvet Brand Gold Label.” beer.

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| Sales in all bonds totaled $2, 000, the smallest for any session since Sept. 3, 1938, compared with

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PARIS, April 22 (U., P).~The French Government has agreed to la sharp increase in the import quota on American oranges for the present quarter and, at the same time, has discontinued special im=port allowances previously granted to Italian growers, it was learned today. An official announcement stated | that import licenses will be issued [for 40,000 quintals of American 2 oranges over and above the regular quota of 2000 quintals and the sup | plementary special quota of 80,000 Br quintals already granted for the | * [second quarter of this year. It was understood that this ace tion, applicable to all fruit ordered | § before April 15, was taken to avoid cancellation of American orders. | “Termination of the special Italian agreement was. believed here to be E the result of pressure from French importers.

'DU PONT EARNINGS UP IN 1ST QUARTER

WILMINGTON, April 22 (U. PJ. —E. I. du Pont de Nemours & Co. today reported a consolidated net | profit of $19,075376 for the first

ot 30 | quarter of this year, equivalent aft-

er debenture and preferred divi-|Y dends, to $1.55 a common share. This compared with earnings of $90,060,602, or 65 cents a share on the common in the same period of 1938. The report disclosed that divi-

1}:,/dends from the company's invest.

ment in General Motors Corp. con-! tributed 68 cents a common share to the du Pont quarter earnings, contrasted with 22 cents a share Pu

» iin the first 3 months of last year.

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training in public schools. “America is overburdened with y white collar workers,” he said. “The young men of today must underistand that it should be an honor to work with one’s hands. If we can encourage youth to take on these learn them and practice them, we will be taking care of much of our unemployment.” Speaks recently urged incorporation of a course in aviation mechanics in the Springfield schools, on the grounds that a large demand airplane mechanics {would be created in the near future by the expansion of the country’s commercial aviation and defense

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Morgan-Drexel and Bonbright interests in the 1929 boom days with the hope that it might become the nation’s largest utility holding system, has invested approximately 3 million dollars in common stocks of leading industrial corporations

within the past few weeks, according to reports in Wall Street today. The corporation, the reports said,

Pont, American Can and General , | Motors, No purchases reportedly * have been made of preferred stocks {or bonds. The action represented the corpo-|y

's first step in changing its N

{character from a utility holding | company into a straight investment | corporation.

«STEADY TRADE TREND SEEN FOR FUTURE

NEW ‘YORK, i. April 3 2 (U. P).— Domestic business is not likely to experience any serious decline in the immediate future unless a major European war should develop, Earle Bailie, chairman of the TriContinental Corp. told stockhold-

ers yesterday. In his quarterly report to share-

Corp. and its subsidiaries, Mr, Bailie asserted that there is no necessity for any “drastic” change in TriContinental's policies at the present time, and that the corporation's present investment position would be continued. He admitted that the tense European situation had slowed down business in this country, but contended that “the factors which would cause a serious and sustained decline in American business are

NEW YORK, April 22 (U. P).—|Jine The United Corp, formed by the It.

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