Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 October 1939 — Page 9

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FINAL NEW YORK 'S7 OCKS

By UNITED PRESS

Traders took profits today on

what little buying was generated by Senate passage of the Neutrality ‘Bill, and the stock market receded fractions to more than- $1.

‘Volume was moderate. Some large initial blocks, ranging to 12,000 shares in Curtiss-Wright, sent the first hour tranactions to 290,000 shares, the same as last Saturday. Thereafter the dealings lightened. ~ Douglas at its low of $82 was off $225. Others of the group regis‘tered losses ranging to a $1. Wright gained $1. Steels joined the decline and their losses ranged to more than $1 in Bethlehem. Other issues of the socalled war group—coppers, railroad equipments, truck shares, chemicals and oils~were fractionally lower. Railroad issues dipped slightly. Mercantile stocks were sustained by favorable trade reports. Attendance in the street was light as usual on recent Saturdays. Many traders continued to remain on the sidelines pending Houst action on the Neutrality Bill.

Bonds made an irregular decline Bl

with the exception of U S Government issues, which moved higher.

Sugar held steady, while rubber |En

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15 MOST ACTIVE STOCKS Net Low Close Change “834 9 21% 20%

High ° 28% a 2234 1 3534 % 2134 917% 3334 123% 301% 8 4134

Curtiss-Wright

21 31 5134 5 20% 9034 32 12% 2914 6 40% 40%

Stock sales were 480,000 shares,

N Y Central... Packard <.... Gen Motors .... Aviation Corp . Yellow. Truek .. Beth Steel ....

United Air Line Cons Aireraft. .. Stand Brands . Martin-Glen ...

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hour session a week ago, while curb

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DOW-JONES STOCK AVERAGES P30 INDUSTRIALS TOARY ...civv-veatasnssecess 158.12 Yesterday ......ccocaceness 10dib Month ago _ «.feescsese.s 158.54 .. 153.86 Year - ago . 15.0% High, 1939. 155.92: low, "121.44, High, 1938, 158.41; low, 98.95. : 20 RAILROADS

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34.43 41.60 34.38 35.61 31.89

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stock sales amounted to 87,000 Hizh. 1939, 27.10: low, 2071. shares against 86,000 last Saturday. | High, 1938, 25.19; low, A514.

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‘High East Air Lines 2335; East R Mill... East Rodak re Eaton n Mf; 29

and hide futures suffered losses i

“ranging to nearly a quarter cent. Wheat registered gains ranging to a cent and a half on scarce offerings on the Chicago Board of Trade. At the close wheat was up 1%1% cents. December 86% @86%; on was up %-'2 cent, December 50% @50%, and oats were up %-% cent, December 36: @36% Continued drought in the Southwest was the principal factor in the rise. No rain fell there during the past. 24 hours and none was forecast today. The weekly outlook held scant hope for relief. There was additional fear of a cold spell in he dry areas.

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wheat with support by cash interests, although it met more resistance on the bulge. firmer.

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ling to $2,589,000 were the only is-

plant.

What is believed to be the largest = turret lathe ever built has been com-

“| pleted at the International Tool Co.,

‘1124 WwW. 21st St., for the Chicago Pneumatic Tool Co. Edward J. Terry, general manager, announced

The giant lathe, a Libby turret model, took 35 men three months to build at a cost of $50,000, Mr. Terry said. He said the machine is to be used in airplane manufacture by the Chicago firm.

expanded at the local plant 100 per cent since tne first of the month, there are now openings for skilled

mechanics and engineers, Mr. Terry said. The machine toql plant was acquir by the Clearing Machine Corp.” of Chicago recently, and Mr. Terry said that a large backlog of orders insures future expansion. Mr. Terry, who also is a vice president of the Clearing Machine. Corp. of Chicago, parent organization of the local firm, has had a varied ca-

Although employment has. been

‘Chicago ‘Stocks High Low Close

1% 1'%a 3 Zz 5% 8

Asbestos Mfg ........ Belmont Radio .......

Mid West Corp

Viking: Pump 1 18%2

CHICAGO GRAIN

CASH Wheat—No oe Corn-_No. 2 mixed mainly - white, 61% 1) ellow, 49@ 49%c; lo sas Joc; 0. yellow, D hite, 62Ya@ 62Vac; Se No. 1 ‘vellow. ros be, Oats —No. 3 white. 37%c: sample, 32@35c. Rye —No sales. Barley—No sales. Soybeans— No sales. Timothyseed—Red clover and alsike—no sales. visions—Lard, bi loos | pnminal; leaf, $6.25 nominal; 'pi

peilies, "$8 |

RANGE

Prev Low Close close

$.86% $3.85! .86 84% 8372

84% : 8 Soy Beans— .80° December 30% 91%b Lard—

March May ...

LOCAL GRAIN

CASH

Wheat—Strong. Tecoipis, 2 carloads: No; red, 84@85c; No. red, S348 c: No. hard, 82@83c: ‘No. 2 Ere 81@82c. Cor Strong. receipts. 8 carloads: No. 2 vellow, 4212@43%¢: No. 3 yellow, 41%2@42%ac; No. 4 yellow. 40'> vil, 2C: White corn, 10@ 12¢ over vellow: mixed corn, !>@2%c under yellow. Oats—Sirong. a 8 carlag No. 2 white, 34@35¢c; No. 3 white, 4c.

WAGON WHEAT

‘Indsananolis grain elevators are paying for No. 1 red, 8lc: subject to market ph RL other grades:on their merits. Cash corn, new No. 3 yellow. 45c. Oats, 5c.

WINNIPEG WHEAT . Prev: Close 8.69% 10%, 15%

Low Close 8.60% 8.70% n 11

16%

NEW INVESTMENTS DECLINE FOR WEEK

NEW; YORK, Oct. 28 (U. P). — New investment offerings. this week aggregated $9,728,000 compared with $12,031,297 in the previous week and $130,146,500 in the corresponding pe-

Two municipal flotations amount-

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White Mot White Sew oN y Wilcox O G. Willys - SS: Wilson & Co .. Wilson nf . 53 Vioodward Iron ae

Worthing 0 pt 36s Wright Aero ..119 118 —_Y . 213s 20% vols 4 . 53% 52% 32 311% —Z . 19% 118% 27% 2%

‘. INCORPORATIONS

- 256 Indiana Ave. Valpargiso: agen nt. Stoner 258 Hass Valparaiso.

t.. 200 Shar -$100 vaiue:. rote ling and wholesalin alcoholic , | everages: Ezra Stoner, M. Gail | ool, Rolle

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Valpo Beverages, Inc.. 7 Ezra

Indiana League of Civic Assoctations, Inc.. South Bend: amendment changing name’ to Taxpayers Federation, ‘Inc. :

Mastic Asphalt Corp.. South Bend; amendment increasing pa oman stock to 300.000 shares of $1 par value and increase of -directors Hom ‘three “to five,

RLceules Transit. Inc. Vincennes: ange of agent to John: Rabb Emison, Steen” Bldg., Vincennes. The GArab American National League, Inc. aTy: change of agent to James a 940 Hayes yo Say. . : B-F Realt, Corp. $5 f agent to to John F Wayn

ne: change op iy 1 23 ‘Barthoid

jr rding-Sims, Inc., Shoals: agent, Fume: Harding, Fh oals; 200 shares af $50 value; qua and stone business; aa Sims Eimer arding, Jasper Sims, Molethat Harding

Wills ee Meuriiie Co., Ine, ... 117 Grand Sonnersvilies agent, le G. Wills, addre 00 shares of ne Dar value; Rasy dental pro Noble G lls, Henry Clark Witls.s Buch

4] THE UNION TR

Capital; & Surp

“sues ‘offered yesterday.

Boston Corp. The latter block of

Largest of the week’s offerings {was $5,990,000 in metropolitan waA ter loan bonds of the Commonwealth jof Massachusetts. In addition the | Commonwealth. of Massachusetts se sold $300,000 in 1 per cent | flood : protection bonds to the nunderwriting group headed by Jirst

bonds, however, were not sold publicly. : Two. small stock fiotations and three other municipal loans comprised the remainder of the week’s offerings. |

FLUID MILK SALES UP NEW YORK, Oct. 28 (U. P.).— Fluid milk sales, according to re-

TOP HOG PRICE

‘lice,

‘| yesterday's prices.

4 | Slaughter Cattle Cholce 2

1380-1500 4

Good and choice

reer in the machine too! industry.

DIPS TO $6.65

g Heavier Offerings Lose 15 8

Cents at Stockyards; Others Steady.

nl E A 15-cent decline jn hogs weigh-

inz over 160 pounds today brought the top price, quoted on 200 to 219pounders, down to $6.65; according to the Agricultural Marketing Serv-|

s Lighter weights held steady with | Other class2s of livestock were not traded at. the 10u} cal stockyards.

Estimated salable receipts were:

3 | Hogs, 3000; cattle, 75: eaves 2, and

sheep, 300.

Top Repts. | i

Det Top Rents. Oct. ven 8 3426 $ 6.85 66 6.80

“vais als. 2B .... 6.80 6574128 |... 3000

Barrows and Gilts | Packi S Good and Goo d and c ice .15- 6.25:

270- 300. “10 EH] $90.22 6. 5 300- 330 . 6.00- £: 20

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Slaughter Pigs 6.50 Medium , and Good — 6.45] 250- 500 . 5.40- 6.00 6.301 90- 120.. 5.50: 6.00

| 6.40! & Vealers (Receipts, 73)

160- 200. 6.00-

Steers Bulls LYearlings excluded)

oy 0) 310. 50-11.00| - 110. oh Good... ..$ 6.50 7.001

00iS~usr 1100-1300. 10: 25-11.00' Good... ... 6.25- 6.75 . 9.75-10.50' Medium . !Cutter an > 9.75-10. 3 common 5.00- 6.00 9.50-10. ealers 9.25-10. 29 All Weights 9.00-10. +00) Soon to oice ..$10.00-11.00 8.25- 9.50/Common and 8.00- 9.00! medium. 2:30-10.00 mmon — 5

Cull 0- 7. Caos 1100. 6.75- 8.00} 7:50 Steers, Heifers

1300-1500. Medium — 750-1100. 1100. 1300.

Cal (Recernts, 259 Feeder. Stocker oe Steers

xed— Job: 70. 10.50-11.00(C, DE a0-3- 30.0.7 200° 750. 9.50-10.50! (300-1150. 9.00- 9.50

: 500- 800... 8.50--9 00 Heifers 800-1050... 8.25- 8.75 Cho

Medium 0 960. 10.25-11. 50! 00-1000” . 7.50- 8:25 130: 00 "900. 0.25-10.25] 500- oS 6.50- 7.50 500- 500. 17.50- 9.25 Medium and.

Coe, 2%0 .'$ 5.50- 6.25 500- 900. 8.00- 7. sol a ot (steers) Cows

d Choice— Mad ; $ 6.25- 7.40 500 down. BR 50- 95 (heifers) . 89.00-10.00 cutter)... 3. 75- 4.75! 500 down. 8.00- 900 . SHEEP AND LAMBS (Receipts, 300) Lambs .

Good and choice ... Medium and choice. .

n $ 9.75-11.00 Good 550- 6.25! Calves

Medium :

..$ 9.25- 275 .. 1.25- 9.00 6.00- 7.50 ‘Ewes (on shorn hasis) 3.00-;3.50 00

Common. and medium ....

CHICAGO LIVESTO K &

Hogs—Receipts, 200 Strictly a nominal market; undertone steady; receipts expanded and arr lost 40 to 60 cents on 200-300-1b. “butchers; heavier butchers and sows as well as light fights 25 cents lower; price range very narrow; “lard’’ hogs in fairly broad demand, closing top. $6.80; most 200-300-1bh. buichers. [email protected]; packing. sows, $5.85@6. Cattle—Receints, 2 calves, gi 1inally steadv; for the week no dependable outlet for 1450- 1800-1b. steers: all grades steer yearlings scaling 1000 lbs. down, 15 to 25 cents higher: choice and prime medium weichty steers scaling up to 1400 1bs., stesdv to strong: extreme top vearlings. $11.35; light steers. $11.10; heifers active, strone to 23 cents higher: best fed heifers, $11.25; fat Western grass cows strong; bulls strong;. vealers, 50 cents lower. Sheep—Receints 100; nominally steady: for the week fat !ambs. fullv 50 cents er: vearlings. 35@50 cents oft. other oon steady; fat lambs .and feeders sold nractirallv on price parity at close of week: late top native lambs. $9.50: week's tap. $9.00 paid early: hulk natives, $9@0 50:

nes. $6.90

top, $9.59: slaughter vea or 2 $3.500 4;

5; oa top. $895° Stanehter ewe feeding lambs, $3.75@

LOCAL PRODUCE

12¢; Leghorn nens, 10c; Barred and ite Rock springers, 2'2 Ibs. and over, 1lc: colored springers, 25 los. and up, 10c: Leghorn broilers, 2 Ibs. and over, 9c: old roosters, 7c. No. 1 strictly fresh country run 5°55 18c; each Ih as mus weigh of jos. ross: a net deduction o c for z 39 1bs. 10 be .nade utte 1-3 “e Butterfat—No. 1

Heavy breed hens,

ports from leading distributors in 136 markets, averaged 6,599,354 quarts per day during September compared with 6,238,276 quarts in September, 1938, an increase of 5.8 per cent the Milk Industry Foundation reported today.

“A SAFE DEPOSIT

he IS LOW COST BOX INSURANCE 9 Different Sizes

$3 to $100 a Year Security Trust Co.

‘FEDERAL HOUS ING LOANS

130 E. Washington

% UST COMPANY.

lus $3,000, 000 00

(Prices quoted by Wadley Co.)

BUSTERS

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6.00- 6.50 ik:

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A huge Libby turret lathe, believed to be the largest ever constructed, is ‘examined at the International Machine Tool Co. here by R. W. Glasner (left), president of the Clearing Machine Corp. of Chicago, and Edward J. Terry, vice president ot the Chicago firm and .general manager of the Indianapolis

Starting at the foot of the ladder. he learned the business first as an apprentice. Later he became a

skilled mechanic and rose through supporters about the lack of ade-

the ranks to become general factory manager of the Caterpillar Tractor Co. at Peoria, Ill. Before joining the Clearing Machine Corp. of Chicago, he spent two years in Russia as consulting engineer in the construction of the world’s largest tractor plant there. In commenting on the labor situation, he said that workmen with the skill fnd knowledge for the machine tool industry are hard to find.

Curb Stocks

Net Low Close Cheng 473 5 + +. -— 1, + 1-16 4 *s % +

Blue Ridge .- Brewster Aero .

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Ogee Serv pt.. 53 314

Ta Copperwia stl. . 15% Creole ePt .. 251; E on ru y

m oe Kinaston Pro .. ehigh C & N . Loci eed Air olybdenum .. 63% Mt. ty Copoes a | Mont Ward Nat. pk) aria +: Nat P&L pf ... 8934 Nem Co Fit :

Pac er 5% Pot. 38% Pennroad ‘2% Pepperell Pitts Pl GI Scovill Mfg .... Std Oil Ohio .. Sterl Brew .... Sunray Oil Taggert Cp | Technicolor | Un ‘Gas Corp Un Gi

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LOCAL ISSUES

The following aplotations hy the Indianapolis Bond & are Corp. 410 not represent actual Ss offerings. indicate the approximate market level hased on buying and selling quotations of recent transactions.

Stocks Aunts 1 [vest Corp

Ask

N Ind Pub Serv 5%% N Ind Pub Serv 7% oid N Ind Pub Serv 6% pfd Progress Laundry Co com .. Pub Serv Co of Ind 67% pfd ... Fub Serv Co of Ind 7% pfd *So Ind G&E Union Title Co Terre Haute Elec Van Camp Milt Co com ..... Van Camp Milk Co pfd....... 6 Bonds

American loan 3 a asians ot J American Loan 5s Citizens Ind Tel Sra 61. 102 Crabbe-Revnolds-Taylor 5s ‘42 97 Home T&T Fu Wayne 5%. 55. 103 Home B&T Ft Wayne 6% 43. 104, , nd Asso Tel 4%2% 65. Va nd Tel 57% 60 { Indpls Railway Inc 5% 67 FE nter T&T 5% 53 . eran [ndnls Water 315 % Kokomo Water 5% Ruhner Packing Co Svies 5. Morris 5&10 )* Stores 5% 56 .. Muncie Water 5% 6 102 osier Mills 5s 42.. %% 47 “100

com

Noblesville SILER Ohio Tel C : v Pub Tel aoe 55 Richmond Water Wks 5% 84. T Haute Water WI® 59 56... T Haute Water Wes 8% a ...10 Tract Term Corp.. rei *Ex-Dividend.

U. S. STATEMENT WASHINGTON, Oct. 28 (U. P.).—Government expenses and Trelis 3 for the current fiscal year through t. compared with a yo ar a Eo,

iy Last Yea Eipenses . $3,103, 30, 133. 25% $2. 831. gs ana 01

4,330. . 3.639; 787,23 38.426.260.370.73 : 7 040. '547.465.08 14,050,981.607.78

Customs.” 115,440,351.88 105,842,175.86 S—e——

INIANAPOLIS CLEARING HOUSE

1 n eeisne vs vevane 2,831,000 Debits gs . Ae 560,000

Clearings .. $19,955,000 Debits

N a ir OTHER Ly, re WAYNE, Ind., ot: 25 cents lower: Em) To $6.45: 550-240 be, 0 lbs. $6.35: 260-280 lbs. ig $6.25; 300-326 lbs. $6.15: 3- -400 1bs.. $6.10; 120-140 1 $6: 100-1201 $5. 50; ot $4.50: Saves. “$11;

LARA YE. wn Oct. 28 (U. P.).—Hog cents lower: 1€0-200 00 he $6.35@86.

55: [email protected]: .25 down; 75 down; $9 d

a [email protected]; FOOD PRICES CH.

CAGO. ich n, Jonathans, ichiga _ Tennessee, bu.. Was

shs, So E58!

Bet lambs,

California,

ew Yo Pe. California. , bu. bn nion Market (50-1b. sacks) — fu Sweet Spanish, a Hana Sweet Spanish, 5c; Wisconsin Yellows, 45c.

WAYNE KING 2 RADIO TONIGHT! ;

Zee’. T seamuL piamond RINGS GIVEN AWAY EVERY WEEK

By Cashmere Bouquet Beauty Preparations

: NS 5 —\ai/ ; NE = “= 0

1:30 P. M.

‘land Ellen Stone, French horn, will

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TOMORROW

11:00—~Radio City, NBC. ; 2:00—N. Y. Philharmonic, WFBM. 7:00—Charlie McCarthy, WIRE. 8:00—Detroit Symphony, WFBM. 9:30—Information Please, WIRE. 9:30—Beethoven Cycle, NBC.

"GOOD MUSIC" By James Thrasher

It is quite enough, probably, to tell interested listeners that Arturo Toscanini begins a six-week Beethoven cycle with the NBC Symphony Orchestra tonight with performances of the Third and Fifth Symphonies. The series will include all the symphonies, as well as many of the Beethoven overtures and other major orchestral works. The cycle’s concluding concert will be held in Carnegie Hall, Dec. 2, at which time Mr. Toscanini will conduct the Ninth Symphony. The soloists are yet. to be selected. » ” ”

There have been many justifiable complaints from local Toscanini

quate reception of this outstanding attraction hereabouts. There appears to be no station of sufficient power within 30 miles of us to bring in the weekly Toscanini concerts. However, listeners with short wave sets might try for tonight's program on the NBC station in Schnectady. Last week’s short wave reception of the concert, except for the inevitable tonal distortions, was quite’ satisfying. The only trouble was that the short, wave broadcast ended at ‘10:30, thereby excluding the program's gonciuding Wagner excerpts. ” » # Another excellent series, heard only after considerable trouble, is the New Friends of Music broadcasts, returning tomorrow on NBC-Blue. You'll just havg to fish till you find it. The Budapest String Quartet, assisted by William Primrose, viola,

play the G Minor Viola Quintets by Mozart and Brahms, and the Mozart Horn Quintet in E Flat. : 2 8 =» Mr. Primrose will be heard later in another of NBC's ann

INDIANAPOLIS WEBM 1230 (CBS Net.) | Mayfair Or,

Duchin’s Or.

WIRE 1 (NBC-MBS)

Scholarship

” » ” »

Home Edition Scoreboard

Purdue Game ” ” Dick Reed J. Dorsey's Or.

Milton Berle ” ”

' Amateur Prog.

What Is Art ___ European News

| Ne ews Scoreboard Gay, Nineties Gang Busters

. Wayne King

Iinois vs. N. W.

RADIO

Beethoven chamber music broafls casts. The quartet will be the Opus, No. 4; the time, 9:30 p. m. on tl e Red network. | » #

Barbirolli and the New York P harmonic-Symphony Orchestra

ing the Mozart Two-Piano Con in F Major (K 242)—which is not to be confused with more f E flat work by the same com and for the same instruments.’ Mr. Barbirolli’'s program also cludes the late Henry F. Gil

and I and

th: Preludes to Acts I Verdi's “La Traviata,” bussy’s “La Mer.”

8 2 =»

at 1 p. m. tomorrow, NBC-Red.. . . A description of tonight's audience ,at the Chicago City Opera sefson opening, plus interviews with seve eral of the artists, will be available at 7:30 p. m. on WIND, Chica

” » "

{ Ken Ellington, who got his start as an announcer with WFBM here, has taken another step up the lade der. He has been named commer= cial announcer to the ‘Gateway to Hollywood” radio program. He goes to Hollywood via WBBM in |Chicago. where he has been a special events announcer for some time. sn 8 Maxie + Rosenbloom and Joan Blondell are auditioning a |wise= cracking script show for a dreal company. >i 5 zn { WBBM has announced. four new sports programs. They are “Sports Huddle,” with Pat Flanagan. on Tuesdays, Thursday and Saturdays at 9:30 p. m.; “Fifth Quarter,” with John Harrington after each Satur= day football game; Mr. Harrington’s “Football Preview” at 9:45

-|p. m. weekly on Wednesdays, and

“Sports Quiz,” scheduled to start Dec. 2 with Messrs. Harrington and Flanagan officiating.

» ” ”

THIS EVENING

(The Indianapolis Times Is not responsible for [Raceuracies in program ‘ans . nouncements caused by station changes after press time.

INDIANAPOLIS I 400

CINCINNAT1 WLW 5 (NBC-MBS)

Iinois vs, N. W,

Hollywood Thorgesen

Uhannounced Baker & Denton Amercian Fortune

CHICAGO S WENR 570 (NBC Net.) Child's Or.

Carter's Or, ”» ”

Brown's ,Or. Children’s Hour

_ Israel's Message

News Sports

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