Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 October 1939 — Page 27

FRIDAY, OCT. 6, 1939

PROFIT-TAKING HALVES $1-34 RISE IN STOCKS

Early Rally Too Fast, Ex- EE . perts Say; Grain Advance Also Checked.

By UNITED PRESS Stocks ran into profit-taking today at New York after an early rise of $1 to $4. Trading quieted on the decline. Gains were reduced in most sections and small losses came into a few issues. Steels featured the opening with gains ranging to $4 in Bethlehem. Leaders made their tops on initial Beth eel sot 9 deals. Thereafter they receded un-|Bohn Al & Br til half the rise had been eliminated.

The e held ture of coppers. sler ,which reached a new

Session Host

Federal Reserve Curtails Purchases of U. S. Bonds

. abstained from open. BD CE | mat] the period ended Oct. 4 for the first time in the past six Weeks, it was I system’s statement published today. ; third consecutive

SI ESTEESLEN00S DECLINE 5 T0 10 CENTS

make any actual additions to holdSheep and Vealer Prices

ings of Treasury notes, as a result, of the excess of maturing bills over Hold Steady in Trade At Stockyards.

|open market purchases in the two Hog prices bene lower at the

| preceding periods. It permitted $18,BI3000 of "treasury bills 16 Tun onl thout thout replacement during the lati period. : - Excess reserves of all member Indianapolis Union Stockyards toOD Lg 04 Rg Hise D. Tre $10,- day under impetus of heavier re-|y 000,000 de flecline in Treasury cash to|ceipts, according to the Agricultural $2,250 Marketing Service. Part of the deoft ets to to these additions to bank | jine was iment to other mar-

_N. Y. STOCKS _

Be Onited Press

DOW-JONES STOCK AVERAGES 80 INDUSTRIALS Yesterday ococcoccecccccecs. 150.48 Week Ago eeccssepcsecessene 150.16 Month Ago esesesencssessesee 150.04 Year AO ..ccocovsceccccses 148.41 High, 1939, 155.92; low, 121.44. High, 1938, 158.41; low, 98.95. 20 RAILROADS Yesterday coccccccccicoccons Week ASO coocccccccsssssose Month ALO csccscscccccsscee Year AGO ccocccossscncsance . High, 1989, 35.90; low, 24.14. High, 1938, 38.98; low, 19.00. 15 UTILITIES Yesterday @shecssegsesssssce Week Ago 000000000080 c000000 Month Ago 9cec0csss0tcscsce Year ALO ..ccceceevcscccces High, 1989, 27.10; low, 20.71. High, 1938, 25.19; low, 15.14.

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Kate Smith Teturns to the air at 7 o'clock tonight, CBS-WFBM. She|bers at 8, CBS-WFBM. bing: & hew show with Abbott and s 8 = 0S , the Stree Paris vau villians, Jack Miller's orchestra, Tell 0 "1 Sroadgast Ine Buie Straeter’s choir and the, well- versity-Indiana Group Theater. X game at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow. .. § Ted Collins will be in charge of Milton Berle ‘starts a new show, the group, which will’ present anat 7:30 Dp. m. tomorrow, Suistanding Wiay, 2 part of each| WMAQ. It will be called Stop M

Pr Tonight it nh the late Sidney|idea is to guess the end Toy a jo Howard’s “Yellow Jack.” “Teading|Mr. Berle starts. Col. Lemuel players are Frances Farmer, Luther |Stoopnagle will be the first Adler, Mortis Carnovsky, Lee J. Regulafs fin ay Horshiiod. b Basmn. Cob and Bia Indiana-Iowa football game will beGeorge Jessel's “Cerdbrity program |broadcast at 1:45 p. m. tomorow, shifts tonight to a new spot at 8:30, OES WESM, NBC-WIRE. He'll presen: Simone ; Simon and Peter Arno, Mille, Simon| Add return, to the ether: Jack has received an offer to star in a|Benny comes back for his: ninth Johnny Mercer-Hoagy Carmichael{season at 6 p. m. Sunday, NBCe musical comedy. It may be financed| WIRE. He’! be without’ Kenny by Bob Croshy. . . . Grantland Rice|Baker, but Mary Livingstone, will do his predicting at 7, NBC-|Wilson, Andy Devine, Rochester

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nioe since 1937 at $94.37%, up $1621, eased to $93.75. Utilities dippéd to slight losses and rails reduced early gains. Experts said the early rise had been too fast. Hitler speech was stil lan influence although many traders had inter-

. preted it as indication the war would |C

continue. Grain Rise Checked

Selling by professionals checke® an upward surge in wheat prices on the Chicago Board of Trade todas after the market opened 2 cents higher on the warlike tone of Hitler’s speech. At the end of the first hour wheat was up 1%-1% cents, about a cent below the extreme highs. Corn was up 1%-1% cents, and oats were 8-3 cent higher. Trading was active at the start as traders interpreted - Hitler's speech to mean a long war, but when the selling faction began action the trading hecame more mixed and quiet. Listed bonds followed the accepted war pattern after traders and investors had absorbed Hitler’s speech. Early gains in the speculative railroad group, ranging to about 2 points, were scaled somewhat in second hour profit-taking, however. Both United States and foreign goverment issues held narrowly around the early lows.

Pound Sterling Dips

Early steadiness in the foreign exchange market gave way to moderate weakness. The pound Sterling led the downturn, dropping from ah |I early price of $4.041 to $4.02%,

where it was off 1% cents on the jut t P&P

day. Renewed speculative demand for commodities reflected diminishing hope for an early European peace. Major staples scored wide gains. Rubber, sugar and wheat—primary “war staples” —led the advance. Crude rubber swung up as much as

65 points. Both world and domestic |Loew’s

sugar options gained as much.as 7

Reactionary tendencies developed in closing dealings on the London Stock Exchange but the decline was attributed to technical factors rather than to the tone or text of the Hitler Reichstag address. Prior to Hitler's speech prices moved rather narrowly in very quiet trade. Week-end profit-taking was in evidence and scaled quotations moderately in many sections.

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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK |= Hogs Rae 5000; market generally 10@1 Higher than Thursday’ s average, closed active; , $7 hogs, choice 200-210 1b Jb 81. oar. 35; 2780500 300 1b. mostly $6.90@ d and choice 180- 200 1bs., $6.85@ 2

sows, $6.40@¢ attle eceipts,

1000; calves, 300; very unreliable outlet ph meager showing of steers; few sa log weak to unevenly lower; odd lots lig eight Jeatlings ig Steady: mixed lots u with bulk [email protected]; hei ore s Virtually Shrani:

“si@s: 5; pulls. [email protected]; Ce lotod vealers, $11.50; Re ‘good to choice, $10 S0@11; stocker and eeder trade slow at week's dec

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- OTHER LIVESTOCK

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FOREIGN EXCHANGE

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WASHINGTON, Oct. 6 (U. P.).— The Interstate Commerce Commis-

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1 railroads had a combined net income of $6577,78¢ in July, trasted with a net loss of $3,884,635 for the same carriers in July of last year.

Nation’s railroads in the week ended Sept. 30 was the heaviest since Oct. 2, 1937, the Association of American Railroads revealed.

Pig Iron Output Up NEW YORK, Oct. 6 (U, P.) —Pig iron production totaled 2,878,556 gross tons for Septeniber, the best|El month since October, 1937, compared with 2,659,813 tons in August,

the Iron Age revealed today.

‘LOCAL ISSUES

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Dr. James W. Gantenbein of the

: | ation, but that the Government P lof the United States and of several

ng lother American countries “have not

as yet considered the time opporune.” “The United States Government, however, has stated that it was to” discuss’ monetary questions directly with any American governments that might desire to do so,” he said.” “ a recommendation approved at the Pan American Conference at Lima in 1038 calling for periodic informal conferences of Treasury representatives may result in substantial mon-

ng | etary co-operation among the na-

tions of the Western Hemisphere.”

D. Gantenbein pointed out that the Export-Import Bank of Washington, in which the Goveinment’s financing of foreign trade is now centralized, is one of the vehicles by which the Government is exerting an effort to maintain and to develop the country’s export trade. “While the trade-agreements program is endeavoring to increase the foreign commerce of the United States by breaking down existing trade barriers, the credit assistance which the Government is offering through the bank is! designed to supply financial facilities not elsewhere obtainable.

of credit and other aid given by foreign governments and governmental agencies to Jo weir own exporters, with wham, i stances, exporters. of

“Such facilities are .given greater utility owing to the yaHlous forms |.

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:' Gold Standard Is Urged For Western Hemisphere

NEW YORK, Oct. 8 (U. P.).—A gold standard for the Western Hemisphere would contribute to the development of Pan Americanism,

United States Foreign Service de-

clared today in an article appearing in the Columbia University Press. Dr. Gantenbejn stated that attempts have been made as far back as the Montevideo Conference in 1933 to provide such currency stabili-

BOND FLOTATIONS FALL OFF SHARPLY

NEW YORK, Oct. 6 (U. P.).— Voters- in 81 communities in states authorized $3,804,430 in new bond flotations in September, compared with $48,831,500 in the yearago month, the Daily Bond Buyer reported today. The Setar total last year was swelled by large PWA appropriations. voters in ' 32 communities of 14

gating $11,681,800, compared with disapprovals amounting to $2,503,100 in August.

DAILY PRICE INDEX

NEW YORK, Oct. 6 (U. P.)—~Dun & Bradstreet’s daily weighted price index of 30 basic commodities, compiled for: United Press (1930-32 average equals 100): Yesterday ssh ssensanse saves 188.03 Week ago s00svccsnresreqons 117901 Month ago I ER EE ERE RE EE ERE NX 115.26 Year ago sssssnssiogessnnes 106.25 1939 High (Sept. 30) ..c.c.. 119.34 1939 Low (July 24) ......... 101.40

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DE Agents Association of Indianapolis. Approximately 300 purchasing agents from all parts of the state are expected to attend the affair.

2D BRANGH STORE OPENED BY LIEBERS

A branch store, the second establishment within a period of two months, was opened last night by H. Lieber & Co. at 11 8. Ritter Ave. in Irvington. The new store is managed by Clarence Shannon, who formerly was employed at the main store at 24 W. Washington St. The store will handle a cqmnplete line of cameras, movie projection equipment and other photographic supplies as well as stationery, gifts and artists material. A complete darkroom for the use of customers ha; been installed at the East Side establishment. The first branch store of the firm was opened at 4184 College Ave.

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INCORPORATIONS

3 anization; capital stock, 600 sh $100

fbite 2 Bransville le, Baiplo ees Credit Union Peansvilie ndment increasing capital stock to. 15, 000; shares of $5 # pe r value The Model Baking Co., New| Albany;

00 amendment changing name to Grocers

n Carbolite Co., Inc., New York withdrawal from Indiana. abash on; with Cadillac Co., Tidia: 18-20 h St., Terre Hute; change of agent to G. P. Masterson, same address. Herrmann Funeral Home, Inc), Indiangpolis: change of poet address to 2159

Meridian St., apapolis pia ary; dissolution.

Midwest Sports, Blue Lines Inc., 825 E. Broadway, Sou th nd; agent, en W. Cripe, 3810 S. ., South Bend; 1000 shares no dealing in refuse, waste ma- .; William H. Palmer George

Frank Palmer Jr., Wal W. Cripe

Coliseum Caterin Erp. The Coliseum,

Indianapolis; agen SE P Riverside bro ph > rate -

izabeth Golding, M. Grote. The Fireside Furnishings, 4, Muncie; agent, Virgil M. address; 50 ares no nk RL ue; ture business; Virsll M . L. Hays, Helen G. Hamm, Virginia Hays.

LOCAL PRODUCE

120; } Loshorn hens, ck springers. it 2 ros pbEngers, 2 broilers, 2

1 strictly S, 160; each Tall eigh S. Hy (a net deduction of 15 cen S for each ] case ? Ylder 0@ will be made). . se” 0.

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: Clearings Debits

First State Bank of Dunkirk, Dunkirk; 3

reserves included the $9,000,000 decline in Federal Reserve credit to $2, 000,000, the. sharp rise of $71, - 000,000 in currency circulation to a new high of $7,309,000,000, and the increase of $2,000,000 in non-mem-ber balances and other Federal Reserve accounts to $1, 015,000,000. Excess reserves of the New York panks declined $26,000,000 to a total of $2,905,000,000 during the week. Loans to brokers and dealers in securities increased $6,000,000 to $412,000,000. Loans and investments increased $48,000,000 to $8,525,000, 000. Commercial, industrial and agricultural loans were ‘$3,000,000 higher at $1,655,000,000. For the whole Federal Reserve

liabilities combined -was 85.2 per in the previous week.

BUSINESS AT A GLANCE

By UNITED PRESS American Airlines, Inc., September revenue passenger miles flown 21,095,292, a gain of 5 per cent from previous month and 37.2 per cent over year ago.

months ended Aug. 31 net income $9,729,743 equal to 2 cents a common share vs. $9,717,478 or 2 cents | Poon 12 months, Bankers Trust Co. %| quarter indicated earnings 59 cents a share vs. 76 cents year ago. Engineers Public Service Co. 12 moriths ended Aug. 31 consolidated net income $5,001,186 equal to $1.41

cents previous 12 months. General Electric Co. September quarter orders hooked $79,510,000 vs. $60,533,000 year ago, up 31 per cent; 9 months orders $248,582,000 vs. $188, 757,000 year ago, up 32 per

cent. S. 8. Co. September sales $12,191,258 vs. $11,742,120 year ago, up 38 per cent; 9 months sales $101 ,099,857 vs. $96, 846,180 year ago,

#|up 44 per cent.

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kets. Weights over 160 pounds declined 10 cents, while lighter weigitts weakened 5 cents. The top price, quoted fon 220 to 240-pounders, was " Vealers and fat lambs were steady at respective top prices of $11 and

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FOOD PRICES

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