Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 July 1939 — Page 11

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PRICES D CLINE

AS TRADE TURNS|

Proposal.

NEW YORK, July 20 .(U. P).—|/

Trading turned dull on the stock market today and Prices made an irregular decline. ; Many traders, anticipating a slow market, were absent for a long week-end holiday. The few who were in attendance transacted merely routine business. Prices opened irregular and then leaders sold off. Some selective buying carried individual shares to| new highs. These included Cluett Peabody, Commonwealth Edison,

Hazel Atlas Glass, Interchemical, | Grand Union and Universal Leaf): Tobacco. Du Pont, National Dairy,

Public Service of New Jersey and Thermoid |Co. preferred equaled

some mercantile shares and rub-| bers were lower. Railroad equip-! on elimination from) the Spending Bill of the appropriation for rail aid. Business news continued favorable. Railroads reported net operating income for June at $39,095,476, 2 gain of 55.4 per cent over a year

ago. The Department of Labor re-|g {]

ported construction in the first six months 30 per cent over the 1938 period. partment store sales, according to the Federal Reserve Board, were

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NEW INVESTMENT OFFERINGS DECLINE

NEW YORK, July 29 (TU. P)~— New investment offerings this week aggregated only $37,419,350 com-|

.. pared with the two-year high |total|

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of $169,782,134 established in the preceding week and in the corresponding 1938 period. Three municipal loans aggregat-

ing $2,001,850 and a $2,500,000 de-|Gelotex

benture issue of the Ohio nce Company were Friday's only otations. McDonald-Coolidge & Co., headed the underwriters of the Ohio Finance loan which comprised a block of 10-year 4%

a The loan is due Aug. 73, 1 Proceeds of the issue will be used

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DOW-JONES STOCK AVERAGES

. 80 INDUSTRIALS vers 144.00 —0.11 e040 +1.25

vssveesscrssvensese 144.91 +1.10

Month 880 .ccocvcecsssccsses 18198 Year SEO ..c.oocneneraen.... 14125 High, 1989, 154.85; low, 121.44, High, 1938, 185.41; low, 98.95.

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Stock sales approximated 250,000 shares ‘against 810,000 last Satur4aY. Curb stock sales were 46,000 shares against 131,000 a week ago.

“15 MOST ACTIVE ‘STOCKS

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% Cmwlith Edison. 31%

U S Steel ..... 52% Nat Dairy: ..... 18 Chrysler ...... 82% Norwalk T eens 5% Rep Steel ...... 17% Gen Motors eee 483% Cons Edison ... 33% Yellow Truck .. 17 Penh RR .... 18% Pathe ......... 112% 91

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Department “Store Sales

HOGS HOLD FIRM IN QUIET TRADE

Top Price on 200 to 210Pounders Stays at $6.75 © At Market Here.

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Quiet Saturday trading today saw

- nop prices “here halt their descent

of the latter part of the week to remain at low levels, according to

| the Agricultural Marketing Service.

rice remained at $6.75, on 200 to 210-pounders. There was no action in the cattle and Sheep divisions. fuly Top Beptaijuly un Ropts. 24 ...$ 6.90 270) 21 . ee 7.00 oa 2 . 2 ...$7100 501929 ...

8.75

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$ 8.50-10.00

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Vedium-— 750- 900. 1100-1300.

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750-1100. 6.50- 7.75 (Receipts, 25)

Feeder, Stocker Cattle Steers 9.5 9.98

Cholce— B00" 500 800..$ 9.00750- 900 § 9.25 0.75 800-1050. 8.75IG 8.00 9.00 8.00- 8.75

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Sood— 150- 900. ofedium— 500- 900. Common— Cows §00- 900. 6.00- 7.50ipMedium & good ...$ 5.25- 6.25 Cows z Calves (steers) ood & © 8 6.25- 7.75 - 5.50- 6.23(Mo0t tum . : > 35 ) 75-10. 4.50- 5.50 Gaives. heifers) +3 25- 4. 50] 500 down $8.75-10.00 (lo ins dium— cutter... ¥ 8.35- 5. ool 500 down. 750- 8.75 - SHEEP AND CATTLE (Receipts, 25) Spring Lambs ’ Good and choice

00-1000. 9.50- 8.75'Common— 500- 900. .

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“Solution

Charles Mitchell Creates His Own Industry.

. When the steel mill where he worked ceased operation two years ago, Charles Mitchell set out a patch of field corn as an experiment. - Today, as a result, he has applied for a patent on a new corn relish. The ingredients are field corn, cabbage, mangoes, celery seed and vinegar. Mr. Mitchell considers his relish

a personal solution of the unem- :

ployment situation, a delight to the palate and an aid in reduction of surplus crops. Mr. Mitchell has conducted his experiment on his step-father’s farm

2% in’ Lawrence, R. R. 12, Box 386. His 1000 | mother helps cook up the prepara-

tion (the job takes only 20 minutes), but the formula and major output of labor are his own.

2(WHOLESALE TRADE VOLUME STILL HIGH

NEW YORK, July 29 (U. P). — Wholesale trade activity continued nally high rate this

at a contra-seaso! week, but retail business contracted moderately from last week’s level, Dun & Bradstreet, Inc., reported today. In its weekly trade review, the

authority observed that the depleted state of most retailers’ inventories,

coupled with the relatively high rate Se]

of retail sales, has bolstered the nation’s wholesale markets. “Purchases by ultimate consum-

ers are being translated almost im-|2

mediately into sales for wholesalers,” Dun & Bradstreet said. “Added to replacement sales by wholesalers last week were orders for fall merchandise, much of it wanted for quick delivery.”

Despite ‘the small decline in re- May

tail volume as compared with iast

week, sales for the country as a|De

whole were 5 to 10 per cent better than in the 1938 week. Demand for the heavier and more expensive types of consumer goods remained strong. Dun & Badstreet reported that the best gains over last year were re-

Tlcorded in Eastern and Midwestern

1934 1935 J936 - 1937 . 1938

Life Insurance Sales

SHORT COVERING BOOSTS WHEAT

High American Markets, “Fear of Crop Damage - Aid Prices.

CAGO, July 29 (U. P)— Wheat was firm on the Chicago Board of Trade today, reflecting fears of crop damage in the spring wheat belt and higher North American markets. Short covering near the close boosted prices more than a cent, and at the close wheat was up % .cent to 13% cents, September 65% cents, corn was up % to % cent, September 42% cents, and oats were 3% to % cent higher, September 277% cents. There was some buying of wheat at the start credited to milling interests. Firmness in the spot market and purchasers of futures by cash grain interests also gave prices good support. Reports from the Canadisn domestic spring wheat areas plained of 100 decree tempera which were feared to have da the crop. Winnipeg gained most of a cent in early trading, but lost some ground in later dealings. Minneapolis and Kansas City were firm. Traders paid little attention to a 1 cent decline at Liverpool. Corn prices followed an irregular trend.

CHICAGO GRAIN RANGE High Low $.64% 6eia

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8: 00—National Symphony, NBC, "GOOD MUSIC" :

“ON THE RADIO

The collection also discloses: hist : Strauss wrote an arrangement of “The Daring Young Man on the Flys ing Trapeze.”

formative, ® » » "Thursday a return of ad turo. Toscanini - NBC listeners (via

shortwave) in a broadcast from Lu-

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This column {s nothing If not tn=

‘benefit ball for Strauss. himself;

By James Thrasher

‘Barely before the ‘anschluss, Pail Lowenberg skipped ouf of Vienna|pe with his 1644 examples of old music, most of them by Johann Strauss the Younger, Mr: Lowenberg, a railroad man with a love of music, came to America. The Library of Congress heard of his Strauss collection and purchased it about a year ago, shortly before Mr. Lowenberg’s death. And tomorrow, Howard Barlow ahd the Columbia Broadcasting Symphony, through the Library's co-operation, will introduce several unfamiliar examples of the Waltz King’s genius (1 p. m., CBS-WFBM). Out of 1644 compositions acquired in the collection (including music by Johann Sr.. Eduard and Joseph Strauss and their contemporaries, Joseph and August Lanner) Mr. Barlow has selected 10 works of the younger Strauss. They are the “Electropher” Polka and “Motoren” Waltzes, dedicated]: to a group of technology students; the “Paroxysmen” Waltzes (decidedly a jitterbuggy title), written for a medical fraternity ball; “Ballg’schichten Waltzes, composed for a

“Champagner-Polka,” an early and humorous work; “Aesculap” Polka, another of Strauss’ nine works dedicated to the medical profession (the title for Aesculapius, reek god of medicine). “Explosions,” a polka and “SerailTanze,” written when Strauss was 22 and 19, respectively, and a “Festival” Quadrille, a set of six dances based on several h melodies and including, of all things; an arrangement of the Civil War song, “Just Before the Battle, Mother.” 8 8 =»

INDIANAPOLIS INDIAN APULIS WFBM 1230

me network.

distinguished conductor will tn the Lucerne International Music Festival with a proe gram. of Olympian proportions. Ine cluded are the ‘“Coriolanus” Overture of Beethoven; Brahms’ © Minor Symphony; Debussy’s “La ‘Mer,” and the Prelude to Wagner's “Tristan and Isolde.” Too bad they

all can’t be crowded into an hour's

broadcast time. 8 8 »

Frank Black, conducting the NBO Orchestra, has chosén an all-Amer-ican program for his broadcast at 6 p. m. tomorrow on NBC-Blue. The three listed compositions are Henry F. Gilbert's “Riders to the Sea,” obviously inspired by Synge’s play; a descriptive piece by Robert Russell Bennett, titled “Hollywood,” and the “Tall City” Sule by Vienna= born Hans Spialek.

fa sins ] : Tomorrow's concert by the Nae tional Symphony Orchestra from the Potomac Water Gate in Washington brings a newcomer to the dium in the person of Burle Marx. r. Marx is the highly-touted Brazilian conductor, and his program includes music by his eminent compatriot, Villa-Lobos: Two excerpts from the suite, “Bachiana Braziléria,” No. 2, with Virginia Johnson, soprano, as soloist. Miss Johnson also will sing an aria from Mozart's “Marriage of Figaro.” Another soloist, Howard Mitchell, is to do two movements of the Lalo Cello Concerto. Smetana’s “Die Moldau” and: Strauss’ “Blue Danube” complete the proe

gram, which is on NBC-Red at 8

Pp. m.

’ THIS EVENING

(The Indianapolis Times is not responsible for inaccuracies in program ane nouncements caused by station changes after press time.)

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AUBURN PLANS FOR NEW CAPITAL FILED

FT. WAYNE, Ind., July 20 (U. P.).|&

—Reorganization plans for the Auburn Automobile Co. under Sect 77-B of the Federal Bankruptcy Act, were on file here today. The company, which has been operating under court order, filed the plans yesterday. They call for procuring additional working capital by issuing 5 per cent

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debentures now in default. The company would also liquidate

WT all its subsidiaries with the excep™\End “onn

tion of the Lycoming Manufacturing Co. in Pennsylvania.

10 PER CENT DIVIDEND

DECLARED .FOR BANK

A 10 per cent dividend to depositors and creditors of the Fletcher American National Bank of Indianapolis today had been authorized by Otto J. Feucht, John P. Collett and William N. Fleming Jr., liquidating trustees. The dividend, approximately $524,000, brings the total payments by the trustees to 50 per cent since 1936. The trustees have requested certificate holders to detach coupons No. 9 and No. 10 to be presented at the bank for payment. Out-of-town

., certificate holders are to present the coupons to their local banks where|H

payment may be arranged, the trustees said.

PUBLIC SERVICE CO. NET, A net income of $715,265.28 for

the first ‘half of 1939 ended June 30 was reported today by the Pub-

? Jie Service Co. of Indiana. 0 This total was $364,548.03 over the

same period of 1938, it was an-

¢_ nOuUNCed. Operating revenues for the period totaled $7,884,192.23; while operating expenses and taxes totaled $5,600,40555. Net operating income

‘® gmounted to $2,283786.68. Gross

income was $2,137,143.17. Interests and other daductins

amounted to $1,421,877.89.

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M M: DETROIT, July 29 (U. pif

Ward’s reports today estimated au-

mobile production during the cur-

O tom week at 40,595 units, compared

with 47,420 last week and 31,890 2H year ago. The decline was seasonal, the publication said, as most manu facturers tapered off 1939 production

® §n preparation for changeover to

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Jog Hisceipts 200;

1 ost too small to >

a’ market; undertone for the week hea avy sows were 10@25 cents on light hogs. felt back to $7. eipts, 2200; calves, 100; market nominal; for the week medium weight i PL ed steers he to 25 cents lower. 'attle—Receipts, 200; re 100: mar-

salable make

about steady;

5 ket nominal; for the

yearlings, including li

mixed yearlings strong to 15 cents higher;

common and medium grades all weights D

steady; cows steady to 25 cents lower; heavy slaughter calves 25@50 cents off:

heavy feeders . prim heavy steers topped at Su best long yearlings Bib. late

Receipts, none; Friday a er Slastes stead Strong. western sprin| 8 oo lambs ship bulk rangers $8.7. 10; Sts natives, $8.75; few $9; geod ‘ye arlings, $7.25; native ewes, $2. 5063,

OTHER LIVESTOCK Ind. July 29 =

80-200 lbs., $6.55; 160-180 1bs.. 40 Ibs $6.40; 240-260 1bs.. $6.15; $5.00; 280-300 lbs. $5.65: 300.335 250: 335-350 1bs., wo 05: 140-160 1bs.. 256.05 20-140 5.00; 100-120 75. aoe $3.15; stags, Eo 75; calves, $9.50;

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. For the Week lenin esas a .$17,881,000

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All; Makes. “aad and Repateed on Quality at a Price

1, | beans—No sales.

loa A loads: 25% @ 267) ac.

Gary, : | pring incipal office to North Manchester Mill Grain _ Co., -Inc., “| Ve Ri change om Jostdent ‘agent’ to Ivan

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P.) —Goveceipts for the .

187,743,607.87 | 19,835, 318.62]

. 48,870 2000 ;

68c; No. 2 2 yellow hard, oe No. 3 66l2c. Corn—No. 1 2 yellow, 44c; sample, 10 eo s 28%%¢; No. 1 white, 30%c; 30c: No. 3 oni} 273. @

Ve 3 46%ac. . ‘5 toughs 34c; Feed, 34@39¢ : malting, 45@50c nominal. SoyCash Provisions—Lard, 5.77 nominal; loose, $5.20 asked; leaf, 5.30 bid; bellies, $5.50 asked.

LOCAL GRAIN

CASH Wheat—Market, strong; ;. receipts, 39 carloads: No. 1 red, 63% c: No. red, 6212@63%2c; No. 1 hard, 6215663200: No. 2 hard, 612@62%c. Corn—Market, strong; receipts, 7 carioads; No. 2 yellow, 363 37%c; No. 3 vellow, 35% @36%c; No. 4 yellow, 34% @35%c; white corn 12’ cents over yellow; ‘mixed corn 2@2% cents under yellow” ;Oais arket, firm; receipts, 27 Sard 3 white, 26% @27%¢: No. 3

WAGON WHEAT

Indianapolis grain elevators are paying or No. 1 red, 60c; other grades on their ma-its, Cash corn, new No. 2 vellow, 45c.

LIVERPOOL WHEAT

Dec. i March eave 58% 58 WINNIPEG WHEAT

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