Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 November 1939 — Page 9

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Rise in Dull Trading; Wheat Advances.

By UNITED PRESS

‘Stocks held firm in a dull session today, while bonds were narrowly irregular, and commodities steady at New York. The stock list developed a fi - tures but the leading shares were idle. Shortly before closing time, but one transaction had occurred in Chrysler and that at $89.50, up 50 cents. General Motors was a bit more active and it also made a fractional gain. . The steel issues rose on a few

transactions. Coppers were stronger 4

with Kennecott up nearly $1. Rails

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mon stocks of the utility group were

barely changed, while the preferreds |;

were up as much as $1.50 in American Water Works first preferred. New highs were made by Beneficial Industrial Loan, Brunswick-Balke-Collender, Hall Printing and Lehn & Fink. New Haven preferred made a new low and its common equaled the low for the year. Atlantic Gulf & West Indies Steamship Lines common gained $1 and the preferred $2. Warner Brothers Pictures preferred advanced $2. Allied Chemical, Flintkote and Continental Steel gained $1 or more. George Helme lost $5.50. Expect Slow Sessions

Minor gains were noted in the rubbers, oils, mercantile issues and the aviations. The latter ignored heavy orders from foreign _governments. Activity of a sort was noted in Continental Motors which had a

3on small loss, in Loft and in: North Bo

American Aviation.

or Trading was light just before|B closing time with prices holding near |g,

the best levels of the session. Traders anticipated slow conditions next

week because of the Thanksgiving Bklvn on Thursday. The|s cyruet

Day Holiday markets here will be closed that day and will operate regularly on the following Thursday which will be observed by half the states as Thanksgiving Day. . New York curb Y tosis were Steady in quiet early dealings.

Forecast Helps

Wheat prices moved upward frac- Cal Chicago | C: Ca

tions to a cent on the Board of trade today. Demand was stimulated by a forecast of a week or try weather in the winter wheat belt. December wheat continued to show more strength than the other futures.

At the close wheat was up % to

cember 50% @50%, and oats were 3% to % cent higher, December 37 asked. Soy beans closed 2% @2%

cents highir, with all deliveries at|&h!

new seasonal highs and December at $1. Trading in other grains was featured by advances of 1 to 2 cents

in soy bean futures which registered |g,

new seasonal . A strong cash market for beans stimulated buying in the futures. beans sold for 98% cents a bushel. Corn futures failed to show much

ve ruled steady ito firm.

CHICAGO GRAIN

Wheat—_Ro. 2 mited iB evily; 89%ec. Cory —No. 3 mix No. white. 60%¢; No. Ww, Slap Ste yellow, 1%e¢; “No. 1 82c¢. Oats—No. 3, 38%c; sample Rye—No Beans—No. 2

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Further development of LatinAmerican trade for Indianapolis products will be discussed at a conference Monday afternoon at the Indianapolis Athletic Club. Edward Zink, Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce vice president in charge of trade promotion, is arranging the meeting. Executives of interested Indianapolis firms have been invited. A. E. Pradillo and Jose O. Monasterio, Latin-American trade experts representing the New Orleans Association of Commerce, will ex-

el| plain possibilities of increasing ex-

ports to Central and South American countries. secretary for the fortee of the

Mr. Pradillo, eign . commerce New Orleans Association of Commerce, recently visited Venezuella, Curacao and Panama. Mr. Monasterio, a civil engineer and mathematics and physics professor at Loyola University of the South, visited in Colombia and Panama. touring Midwestern cities, discussing trade possibilities they learned in the foreign countries.

Discusses Salesmanship The biggest" force is the selling of the public to itself, according to Carl Palmen, Cleveland, 0., merchandising expert who spoke | ¢o at a Chamber of Commerce sales| clinic last night at the Naval Armory. “The ‘salesmen should so convince the buyer of the value of the prod-

others,” Mr. Palmen told the 1500 | 2

dianapolis business concerns. “Salesmanship is ordinary words, n ina Inoderate tone of voice, . “Escape

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Dealer Appointed The firm of Miller-Weissman, Inc., 2215 E. Washington St., has been appointed Hudson dealer, Ace Motors, Inc., Hudson distributor for Indianapolis district, announced today. The East Side dealership will

former location of Weissman Motor Sales and later Miller Motor Sales.

Electric Output Increases The output of electric power for

6.57 per cent greater than during the first half of October and 15.39 per cent greater than during the

ing to ihe Indianapolis Power & Increases were attributed chiefly to the Indianapolis industrial activity but also to the growing use of electricity for cooking and water heating in homes.

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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO, Nov. 18 (U. P.).—Hogs—Reipts, 300; very little done pi few bi ie and scattered sales Sioady to weak at $5.8 own. For the week hogs slum est Soars cents, with best light hogs lowest since 1934; increased receipts Be lower fresh pork prices -affected live market; choice light pork loins fell to $13; liberal runs live hogs expected. * .Cattle—Receipts, 100; calves, 100; mar- . Tor the’ week heavy steers under severe [ressute. but early declines P ained at the clo loads scaling 15501bs., selling nctly [email protected]; yearling cattle scarce, active; extreme to $10.85; fed heifers scarce; practical top 140-10. Stee $10, ‘ 0 1105 1 ictly ag up to ; cows lost 1oais cent: ferings us ulls 2

down cents, few above se. 50; Heavy ‘sausage bulls steady, best up $7.15; Western grass cattle run ctically over. for season; stockers nd’ Jesders, $8@10; stock calves 11.30; vealers steady at $9@10,

ceipts, 500; market nominal;

; top, $.35 to ou bulke Sted Westerns; 401 to packers; down; native atte ewes, i the week lambs, 15@25 cents lower.

OTHER LIVESTOCK

FT. 3 WAYNE, Ind. Nov. u , P)— Hogs—Steadv: 160-180 lbs. a 180-200 Togs Tx 75: 230-240 Ibs., $5.55; 340. 250 1bs., 5.45; 260-280 . $5.35; 280-300 E

By UNITED PRESS

week ended Nov. 11 .department|c store sales 7 per cent above year ago vs. gain of 13 per cent previous week.

Inc, consumption of iron and steel scrap 3,974,000 gross tons apparently a new monthly record vs. 2,393,000 year ago;

tons vs. 16,385,000 year ago. Total World Stocks of Tin as of

39,001 end of previous month and 50,758 year ago. Borg Warner Corp. Sept. quarter

a common share vs. net loss $477,858 year ago; nine months’ net profit $3,483,036 equal to $1.49 a common share vs. net loss $1,111,462 year ago. Jewel Tea Co. four weeks ended Nov. 4 sales $1,991911 vs. $1,851,750 year ago; 44 weeks sales $20,596,354 vs. $19,903,628 ‘year ago. J. I. Case Co. regular quarterly $1.75 on 7 per cent cumulative preferred, payable Jan. 2, Dec. 12. Distillers Corp.-Sea regular quarterlies 50 c¢ mon and $1.25 on preferred, first payable Dec. 15, record Dec. 1, and other payable Feb. 1, record Jan. 15.

U. S. STATEMENT

WASHINGTON, Nov. 18 (U.. P.).ZGovernment expenses and receipts for the current fiscal year: through Nov. 16, compared with a yea Le 380

This Exp... i $ 3,571, 338. 243. 738 aa Jo. goa 778. 35 - 2/050,450,719.96 2,104,137.569.25 5 77 1,260,687,207.10 1,244,713,257.10 2, 5%. 135,496.57 1,917,537,019.93 38, 530,530,876.30

573,801,305. Pub, De Ya 339.110, 445.5. 162,163,994.

Gold Res. 17,234,862, 32: a Justoms.. 136,304,04

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NEW. ORK, Nov. 18 . P)— The publie soon c will be given an opportuii‘ty to-air its views on the subject of trust institutions, banks with trust companies and the public

services. they. perform, the Amerfoal) Bankers Association announced

Roland E. Clark, president of the association’s trust division, stated

‘that his division is sponsoring a na-

tion-wide poll of public opinion on the relative merit of the aforementioned trusts. Elmo Roper, public opinion research expert for Fortune| Magazine, has been Select to conduct the suryey.

Want Rates Retained

NEW YORK, Nov. 18 (U. P.).— Eastern railroads will seek I. C. C. permission to retain the “experimental” passenger fares effected last June for an extra nine months after

the scheduled expiration ‘date on Jan. 24, 1940. PF. E. Williamson, president of the New York Central and chairman of the Eastern Railroad Presidents’ Conference, stated that a majority of the management group favors maintaining the present rates and that a on to that purpose will be forwarded to the Interstate Commerce Commission.

Seeks Reorganization

WASHINGTON, Nov. 18 (U. P.). —An Interstate Commerce Commis- | sion examiner has recommended approval of a reorganization plan for the New. York, New - Haven and Hartford ‘Railroad Co, which would reduce capitalization as of Oct. 23, 1635, from $4'75,871,843 to $365,000,000. The plan recommended by examiner Harvey H. Wilkinson would reduce fixed charges and guarantees from $20,329,920 to $6,385,019. The effective date of the reorganization, if approved by. the Commission; would be Jan. 1, 1940. The plan specified that the equities of the holders of both common and preferred stock would have no

stockholders.

Receive Tanker Order

SCHENECTADY, N. Y., Nov. 18 (U. P.).—General Electric Co. has been awarded a contract to provide the propelliig machinery for a 19,450-ton all welded, tubro-electric tanker to be. built for the Atlantic Refining Co., it was learned today. The contract includes both the turbines and electric drive. The vessel's turbo-electric engines will be designed to develop’ 5000-horse power and give a speed of 13.25 knots per hour.

VOTE ON TOBACCO QUOTA

LAFAYETTE, Ind., Nov. 18 (U. P.) —L. M. Vogler, chairman of the

Plindiana Agricultural Conservation

Committee, said today that approximately 1500 Hoosier farmers would be eligible to vote Tuesday in a referendum to decide whether marketing quotas should be imposed on the 1940 burley tobacco crop. Voting will take place in 46. counties,

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- TOMORROW TH:0-Ratlie City, NBC. 3 ~2:00=N. ¥Y. Philharmonic, WFBM. 7:00—Charlie McCarthy, WIRE. 8:00—Detroit Symphony, WFBM.; '9:30—Information Please, WIRE. 93 :30—Beethoven ven Cycle, NBC.

First, of all, a ‘reminder that the | Indianapolis ‘Symphony. Orchestra is Seginning ‘its second broadcast season ; on CBS-WFBM . next Wednesday night. There are 18 scheduled concerts, to be heard each Wednesday from 9: 30 to 10 p. m. -The present series gives the orchestra the advantage of an evening hour and, potentially, more than double the number of listeners. But the shortness of the roadcast works a grave musical disadvantage, since it tends to Hmit the program selection to short. pieces. Perhaps the broadeasts may serve as an hors d'oeuvres for some listeners, whetting their appetite and enticing them to the Murat, where. they may sink their teeth in more solid symphonic fare. ‘At any rate, Fabien Sevitzky has chosen ‘the following selections for the opening broadcast: A Fanfare by Dubensky; the Overture to Glinka’s “Russlan and Ludmilla”; Frederick Converse’s “California,” and the Marche Slav by Tschaikow-

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Th addition to NBC!s Sunday night cycle of. Beethoven string quartets, Arturo Toscanini will give listeners excerpts from one in an orchestral arrangement during tonight's broadcast of the NBC Sym phony (9 o'clock, NBC Blue). : According te latest information, Mr. Toscanini will do the Lento and Scherzo movements from Beethoven’s last quartet, that in F major, Opus 135, instead of the previously scheduled Seventh Symphony. The program’s other items include the infrequently heard “Leonore” Overtures Nos.-1 and 2, and the Eighth Symphony. 8 » » 3 I hoped that last week might end

how to receive the Toscanini broadcasts in Indianapolis. But WIRE would like to go on: record with a. statement: It seems that the local station has what’ are called “basic. Red network” ‘commitments. That means

| that, among other things, its time is

optioned to that network between 7 and 10 o'clock each. night. Rather than break in on the middle of the 3C. Symphony program, the station - Tt decided that it would ‘be fairer all around not to the program at all. should elear up some mise understanding among certain listen=ers as to WIRE’s part in the’ ‘whole affair. . It’s just one of /those that can't be helped, a rently. - 8 8 =

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