Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 November 1939 — Page 15

UESDAY, NOV. 1 198 _

STOCKS RETAIN PART OF EARLY MARKET GAINS 5%:

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PRICES REMAIN | FIRM IN TRADE AT STOCKYARDS

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DOW-JONES STOCK AVERAGES 30 INDUSTRIALS Yeslerday Week ago ... Month ago Year ago ? High, 1939, 155.92; low, 121.44. High, 1938, 158.41; low, 98.95.

TONIGHT * novels Town, WFBM. 1:30—Walter O’Keefe, WFBM. —Information Please, WLS. yber McGee, WIRE.

The new Jefferson Memorial in | Washington is to be the scene of} another broadcast tomorrow, when President Roosevelt officiates at the

; -repattee High Low Last Chonge! of ; , 3 eeremonies; seems to hy pulled a |delighted public up to the pro= gram’s ‘highbrow level. ad In the ‘past year, more than three million questions ‘have -been flood

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Wheat Sieatly, Slow; Cotton Futures ‘Lower; Chrysler Rises.

By UNITED PRESS _ Stocks rallied fractions to more

than $1 during the morning, dealings today on the New York Ex-

change and then settled back, holding portions of the rise in the early afternooh

_ Volume was light, although mod- Budd Wie

erately above yesterday in the first part of the day. Weakness in Electric Boat which lost more than $1 was a feature in the third hour. The setback followed annoGincement that Great

Britain will build its own submarine | Sho x chasers. Hope for early settlement of the|Cla

Chrysler strike sent the stock up more than $1. It held at $87.62,

up 75 cents, around 1 p. m. General|$°

Motors was at $56, up 50 cents. Other motors were firm although dull. American Can ran up more than ~ $2. Montgomery Ward rose nearly ‘$1 and Union Carbide more than $1.

were firm. Most favorable development in industry was a long list of extra or special dividends which Wall Street welcomed as potential stock purchase material.

Qils Gain at London

.A small advance .in oils featured an otherwise quiet market on the|g London Stock Exchange. Oil shares

moved forward on a moderate de-|gr

mand following an increase in gasoline prices.

Transatlantic issues generally

were easier but Chrysler and U. S. Ge Steel firmed in U. S. equivalents § n Electr

against the trend. Security prices were firm on the sections shared ding government gains were re-

issues also showed improvement. Major European currencies moved irregularly against the dollar fol-

. A Trading 4» sm Am T & T

Douglas held half of a rise & of more than $1. Rails and utilities| z2:3

Gen Motors ..

Goebel Brew ... Goodvear : Grahsm-Paige . Grand Union . Greyhound Cp.’

Hupp Motor ...

Aviation Bis. :

Balt & Ohio .. Balt & O pf

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Burlington M a Bush Term .... Byers, AM .... Byron Jackson..

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York Foreign Exchange. Wheat ruled about steady in slow trading on the Chicago Board of} Trade. At the end of the first hour | wheat was unchanged to up ! cent, Le corn unchanged to off Is cent, and oats 15 to 4 cent lower. - Small buying of wheat futures was based.on dry weather in the winter wheat belt, but total demand was light. The forecast was for continued fair conditions over most of the grain belt,

Cotton Futures Decline

Cotton futures were slightly easier in quiet trading today at New York, although buying by New Orleans and local professionals gave the market a relatively steady undertone. ‘Opening declines ranged from 1 to 5 points. Easiness reflected the trend in Liverpool where the market worked lower in fairly active dealings. Cocoa futures reacted 1 to 7 points on profit-taking. Moderate liquidation and professional selling forced rubber futures down 5 to 35 pbints.;

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32.88. 0.09 $ Holiday 35.01 --1.58 31.95 0.41

25.57 —0.14 Holiday 25.87 -+0.53 23.87 —0.18

High, "1939, 27.10; low, 20.51. High, 1938, 25.19; low, 15.14.

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a Is $6.40 in 160 to 180Pound Hog Division; Vealers Steady.

Stockyards here today, the. Agri-

After yesterday's 35-cent drop in hog prices, the market held steady

on the 160 to 180 pound class. Veal-

quoted at $10.50. Fat lamb prices fed lambs was 15 cents higher.

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6.50- 7.00 6.00- 6.75

5.00- 6.00 lers

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a 0- 7.00 (Recei fs , 566 Fe eeder.’ a Sha Cattle, Steers:

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00- 800.. 8.50- 9.00 00-1050. * 8.25 8.75

IMedium— 7.50- 8.25 3: 50- 7.50

750-1100. Steers, Heifers Mixed— ; a 750. 10.50-11.00| 500- 750. 9.50-10.50,5 Heifers.

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780- £60. 10. 25-11, ice

Good— - 750- 900. 9. 25- 10. 25? Cow 7.50- 9.25 "Acdium and | 6.00- 7.50: Gacy Tes steers) : 0 down $ 9.75-11.00

ium— “380-100 3500 Gown 505.25- 6 ove (heifers)

os common 4.50- 5.25] “500 down $ 9.00-10. 00 Canner (low. Mediu, 3.50- 4.50] 500 es. . 8.00- 9 00

500-01 800. "500-900.

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cutter) . SHEEP AND LAMBS (Receipts, 1501)

Good and choice $ 3.75- 9.40 Medium and choice .25- 8.50 on

‘Ewes (on shorn basis)

Good and choice Common and medium

CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

Hogs—Receibts. 15,000; general trade wea cents lower; clo SINE. MOSily Sa@ioc ofr: Wor $6.35 tor choice 8h I hogs; K a Insole '@

0. good 330@ 450-1b.

packing sows, 5.85; lgnter, eights

40@ to §6; extreme

a 7500; calves, 1500; medium weight and weighty steers very dull; not haunt 1500-1450-10, offerings sold 10 make a market; unaertone weak; few loaas, [email protected]; with weignts up to $10: out yearlings and light steers Fs

LOCAL BUSINESS

Sale of four houses and two lots terials, paying wages and for addiwas reported at the North Side|tions and Betterments,” Mr. Peters

Realtors meeting yesterday at the Canary Cottage. Three houses, at 3953 N. New Jer-

said,

strong - to 15c higher; ‘kinds under 10 ibs. up mosg; best long yearlings, 30. Several loads, $9.75@ 10. 59: ligh Dion:

Sin $4. Sess { 85: steady with practical top weighty shusage gifenings, 10; vealers sieaay to $10.50 down, mostiy $10 down; stocker and feeder calves and Jeariings iully steady, active; 0St BOO hoice Jialing: at $9.75 10. a Cl up to $11, weighty feeders,

$7. 8000; late Monday fat

Prices were steady at the Union|

cultural Marketing Service reported. 3

Top price ‘quoted was $6.40(

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DISCOUNTS HELP OF STATE MONEY

Survey. Claims: Increase Means Higher Assessments For Local Taxpayers.

‘NEW YORK, Nov. 14 (U..P).— State .aid is “no magic source” of revenue for local governments and

cial support brings higher assessments for the local taxpayer, ‘the Citizens Public Expenditure Survey said today. State aid in New York has increased from $84,708,000 in 1929 -to $198,874,000 in 1939, a rise of 138 per cent, the survey said. “This money, W which goes to localities,” it ‘added, “is ‘provided . by direct special taxes and other faxes and by state borrowing, which in the ‘final analysis must be paid by the: citizens locally. ; “Because the state has taken over the supervision of functions previously carried by local government and has had to raise more and more money to allow the maintenance of ‘minimum programs’ by local communities, does not mean local taxpayers and citizens have been relieved of the cost of state aid. The cost has simply shifted from one government agency to another and the citizen still pays. “While local communities have received large sums in state and Federal aid, local taxes and borrowing have not receded but, on the contrary, have increased,” the survey concluded.

By UNITED PRESS Anaconda Copper Mining Co, nine months ended Sept. 30, preliminary consolidated net profit, $11,613,444, equal to $1.34 a share vs. $5,657,998 or 65 cents year ago; September quarter net profit, $4,443,008, "|equal to 51 cents a share vs. $1,647,9/635 or 10 cents year ago. Cities Service Co. and subsidiary and trusteed companies, nine months

ended Sept. 30, net income, $901, 105 @ | vs. $3,893,324 year ago.

Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific Railroad Co. Sept. net loss $187,641 vs. $919,000 year ago; 9

months net loss $14,173,668 vs. $15, 466,684 year ago.

an increase in this type of finan-

BUSINESS AT A GLANCE

Christmas Club Deposits Higher).

Indiana Total Estimated at $7, 000, 000.

NEW - "YORK, Nov. 14 (U. PJ). — National Prosperity Week will begin Dec. 4 with ‘disbursement of $350,000,000 to more than 7,000,000 Christmas Club depositors, Herbert F. Rawil, president and founder of the club, said today. _The estimated total in Indiana is $7,000,000. This year’s total is 7 per cent greater than the 1938 volume and the largest since 1933, Mr. Rawll dis-

closed. The average member will re$536. * $48.80 this year, against $47 in “It also was announced that: the club is sponsoring a $2500 essay contest to stimulate “old-fashioned principles of thrift on a. national scale.” The contest is open to directors, trustees, officers and employees of any commefeial bank, savings bank or savings and loan association in the United States.. Awards will be made on or about June 1, 1940. Largest single Christmas Club disbursement this year will be paid to depositors in the bank of American National Trust & Savings Association, San Francisco, who will receive e 514000000. 000,000.

INSURANCE GAINS ~ OVER SEPTEMBER

Times Special ea FT. WAYNE, Ind.,, Nov. 14.—The Lincoln National Life Insurance Co. today reported a 33 per cent gain in new paid business’ for October this year over the same month last

year. : Arthur F. Hall, chairman of the board, said total volume of insurance paid for in October was $15,798,00 and more than $133,288,000 thus far this year. Total insurance in force at the end of October was $1,026,308,000— a new all-time high. October was the 20th consecutive month in which the company’s total insurance in force reached a new all-time high mark, Mr. Hall Teporied, !

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TRADE NEWS

NEW YORK, Nov. 14 (U: P.).— An increase of 28 per cent in textile mill activity during the first three quarters of this year, compared with the corresponding period of 1933, shows definitely that the improvement set in long before the outbreak of war, Douglas G. -Woolf, editor of Textile World, said todag in the November issue of that publication. “The debate goes on as to how ‘much of the boom is ‘natural’ and how much is war stuff,” he said. “Obviously, there is no answer. However, it is interesting to look back over textile activity thus far this year and to recognize how sharp the improvement over 1938 has been.”

Cotton Mills Busier

NEW YORK, Nov. 14 (U. P.).— The New York Cotton Exchange service reports that domeSltic mill consumption of cotton in October "amounted to 690,000 bales against 625,000 bales in September and 543,000 bales in October, 1238. Trade advices indicate that mills continue to run at a high rate but that the mill situation in stocks and unfilled orders is: less: favorable.

Cotton Crop Larger

NEW YORK, Nov. 14 (U. P).— The New York Cotton Exchange Trade Bureau.estimates world cotton ‘production in the current season at 27,838,000 bales, against 27.407,000 balés a year ago. The small increase is due mainly to gains in Brazil and India, the Bureau said. of According to advices from Mexico City, D. F., large-scale cotton planting is to be resumed in the Laguna district. Mexico's greatest white fiber zone. Financial aid is to come from the National Common Public Lands Credit Bank.

Acme Plans Expansion

CHICAGO, Nov. 14 (U. P).—An expansion program costing between $1,250,000 and $1,500,000 has been started by the Acme Steel Co. it was "announced today. The major portion of the cost will pe for cold rolling and scale removing equipment, it was said. The program announced today was planned prior to the outbreak of war abroad, and the subsequent upturn in the company's business.

See Final Edition of the Times for Closing Stock Quotations

Washington Blvd, were reported sold by Lorin Driscoll. The United Mortgage Co. sold a residence at 6044 E. Ninth St., Earl Layne reported. Warren Atkinson reported ‘the sale of Lot 83 in Brendenwood and F.C. Cash reported the sale of Lot 25 in Williams Creek.

Hamilton Named Agent

. Calvin C. Hamilton, 5775 N. New Jersey St. has been appointed an Indianapolis representative of the Lincoln National Life Insurance Co., Ft. Wayne, Ind., it was .announced today. L. S. Wright, general agent of the company here, said Mr. Hamilton will have headquarters in the city, operating under the Wright, Agency. :

RFC Loans to 8673

* The Reconstruction Finance Corp. has authorized 8673 loans to business concerns in the nation since the program was begin, R. Earl Peters, state Federal Housing Administrator, said today.

by the RFC to accept loan applicgtions from business concerns. The total of RFC loans is $552,012,250.99, Mr. Peters said, in which banks

participated to the extent of $79.338,- | {

564.33. “These loans are primarily for the purpose of purchasing ma-

RETAIL PRICE INDEX SHOWS 4TH ADVANCE

Retail prices during October advanced: for the fourth consecutive! month and reached the highest fig-

cent of “normal” (Jan. -3, 1931, equals 100), the Fairchild Publications index revealed today.

low the 1937 peak. Despite the four consecutive gains, the advance in retail prices, thus fdr, has been comparatively small, ‘A. W. Zelmoek, economist under whose supervision the index is compiled, said. Further gains are clearly indicated, he added, since current retail prices still fail to reflect wholesale levels, even though the latter have shown some recession of late.

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Au! ure since March 1, 1938, at 91.2 per |S

Ci In the previous month the index|g stood at 90.2 per cent, while a year Som & So. w ago it was 89.0 per cent. The latest|Greole Pet figure, however, was 5.9 per cent be-|Gt A

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MONTH'S CORN GRIND.

Times Special NEW YORK, N. Y., Nov. 14.—The Corn Industries Research Founda-|w tion announced today a corn grind of 8,113,487 bushels during October for products going into domestic

refiners of starches, sugars, syrups and other corn products. The amount compares witha grind of 17,589,250 bushels in September

and Other Late News

and .6,105,872 bushels in ~Petaber, 4 EI kg ai

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rns, slo lambs, $8.25; good to choice yearlings, [email protected]; sheep steady; naiive ewes. 5@ 4.25 mosis. good feeding lambs about steady

OTHER LIVESTOCK

CINCINNATI, Nov. 3 (U. so ~rHe 5s Salaple, 2/00; holdov: 2 §ieady to 10 cloner: 2 $6.25; 100 35 lower, a $4500

Cattle—Salable, a calves, 300. Slow. uneven he t about steady ‘except bulls weak to lower. Odd small lots good grade light Ts $8.30@9 20: bul mmon to top melium, [email protected]; truck lots good to choice heavy heifers, $9.75; others lar 8 ly $9.25 down; vealers steady, top $12

sep Salavle, 600. Fairly active. gengad yr Few, os 8 Bood and truckedamb .£0; choice absent a "elkiste nie? Lu 275 head good choice 95-1b, fed lambs, $9.50; as and medium, $6.50@ 8.50.

Ind. Ny.

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5.80. Pigs SHG Calves, $

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$6.15: 200 RN $6; 05: 220-240 Ibs. $25. 20320.300 -280 lbs. $2 7%: 230-300 Ibs... §5.65: 300-325 Tbs. $5.85 325.350 1 $5.45: 350-400 1bs., $5.35: 140+ 160 Ths. wo plo. 140 Tos, $8.75: 100-130 S. y “0, $10.50: Taanha: $9. a

DAILY PRICE INDEX

NEW YORK, Nov. 14 (U. P.).—|! Dun & Bradstreet’s daily weighted price index of 30 basic commodities, compiled for United :Press (1930-32

average equals 100): Yesterday Week Aso jMonth Ago

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with a year Last Year $3, hi 535 aa 85 $3,258,241,167. 1994,397,386.57 2, 238; 514,122.32 41.28 2,7217.045.66

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per-cent greater than in September and the best for the month since 1930, Dun & Bradstreet, Inc. reported today. For the first 10 months this year, the dollar . volume was

Dollar volume in the latest month amounted to $117,878,159, against $103,203,666 in September and $91, 111,919 ‘in the year-ago month, the authority disclosed.! The gain over October, 1938, was 21.4 per cent. Smee ———

LOCAL ISSUES

The following quotation: by the Indianapolis Bond & Share Corp. do not represent dctual price offerings, ‘but merely indicate the approximate market level

215 leading American cities was 14.2}

NBC-RED—WEAF, 660;

MUTUAL—WOR, 710; WHK, 1340; WHKC, 640; CKLW, 1030; WSM. 850. NBC-BLUE—WJZ, 760; WOWO, 1160; WLS-WENR, 870; KWR, 1350, WTAM, 1070: WWJ, 920; WMAQ, 670.

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knows where to strike @ Fire seems to know. It singles out for destruction the buildings that’ Ne not prepared to meet it. Mutual fire insurance companies help their polikyholders to avoid fire by point--ing out hazards and indicating the pre- | cautions that should be taken to head off fire. Trained fire prevention engineers survey and inspect mutually insured properties periodically to maintain the standard required, of mutual risks but their attitude i is one of helpfulness and co-opera-tion, This service “benefits the ‘policyholder. i of a mutual company in many ways for it not only insures the continued use of the property but it makes possible the savings which have been returned to mutual policy- ~ bolders Jor years without interruption. The ) resident agent of “Grain Dealers Mutual’” listed below can explain how © $17,000,000 have been saved and re‘turned to policyholders s since the organ. i ization bof the company.

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