Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 December 1939 — Page 23

THURSDAY, DEC. 14, 1939

WHEAT CLIMBS T0 NEW HIGHS:

NEW YORK. Dec. 14—Thomas Reports of Dust Storms in Dewey w Ie 4 : Presi . of ho Coe Dunning for President) northwest Stimulate Chicago Prices.

John T. Flynn

made one wise observation about! one very old problem—the farm | problem. In his speech in Minne-

apolis he said that the farmer's) By UNITED PRESS

Huge Utility Bows to Holding Company Act

also was elected to the board of

WASHINGTON, Dec. 14 (U. Poet . rectors.

Officials of the Associateq Gas el Associated Gas & Electric Co. was Electric Co, huge power holding|,,.. of the first utilities to contest company, prepared today to re-|passage of the Holding Company organize its management to conform|{ Act in 1935, and, under the leaderwith provisions of the Public Utility ship of Mr. Mange and H. C. HopHolding Company Act. son, was one of the bitterest oppoThe act calls for integration of nents of the act in the years since utility systems both geographically it became law. and economically. “It is my purpose,” Mr. Whiteford The board of directors, the com- said, “to give attention at once to

business would be better when busi-| yheat continued to climb in early |Pany announced, accepted the resig- the simplification of the corporate

ness in the towns among the farm- trading on the Chicago Board of | Trade today, reaching the best levels in over two years on gains of

er’'s customers is better. This is a highly unorthodox political opinion. The favorite platitude of candidates for Congress and President for ages is that prosperity was up 1 cent to 13 cents, corn unbegins on the farm—that when the 12 : changed to off 2 farmer is prosperous the town is , to off % cent.

more than a cent.

8 Rye was up 1

ination of President J. I. Mange at structure of the system, the integrala meting Tuesday and elected Roger | tion or consolidation of its propJ. Whiteford, Washington attorney,| erties and operations, and the ad[to succeed him. Mr. Mange, who| justment of the voting power of its

At the end of the first hour wheat also served as chairman and director security holders upon a fair and

|of the company, resigned because of equitable basis.”

cent, and oats up

[ill health. Mr. Whiteford, director of the

prosperous and that when the farm- : er is in a slump the town is in a slump. \ Therefore, they set about finding gchemes to start prosperity on the farm. Price raising devices, proration, allotment plans, subsidies—all are tried. And all fail. Then they are tried again under other names and fail again. All of the New Deal tricks ineluded in the AAA were either advocated or tried under Republican administrations. The New Deal just went a little further and got new names for them,

{Acacia Mutual Life Insurance Co. here and the Lanston Monotype |peaks for more than two years. (Corp. of Philadeiphia, will serve as| Dust storm reports from the the company’s general counsel. He|

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fair weather in the winter wheat belt and a strong market at Kansas City were factors responsible for (By Uni Last 63% 1 13'a 94

cent to 13: cents, and ‘Soybeans were 3. cent to 15: cents higher, at new

‘most of the buying in wheat. December wheat sold up to $104 a | bushel. Mills and commission houses were good buyers. Masks 3 Profit-taking arrested the ad-!allegn Corp .... vance in New York stocks today,|Allied Mills ....

Net Change

{Allied Stores |

One of the first moves of the new | management, he said, would he to ‘seek complete conformity with the Public Utility Act and the rules, regulations and policies of the Securities and Exchange Commission.”

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DOW-JONES STOCK AVERAGES 30 INDUSTRIALS

Yesterday Week ago Month age

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land prices slipped down after set- % & # ting up gains extending to more MR. DEWEY is nearer the truth |than $1. Around noon most issues The farmer is a business man and held Wal gains, with trading rathhe is precisely in the same boat with er quiet. : her Diners men. He will be more| U. S. Steel reached $69.62!2 and prosperous when his customers are then slipped back to $68.75. Bethlemore prosperous and his customers, hem, however, held most of an early for the most part, are in factories, $1 gain. Chrysler lost virtually all stores and offices of the town. (of a forenoon 75-cent rise, and GenToday, prosperity does not begin eral Motors moved back to its preon the farm. It is important not vious closing level. . to confuse prosperity with mere na-| Corporate bonds steadied on early tional income or to confuse natural gains extending to about a point income with money income. Every in forenoon dealings. Speculative business that produces goods also bunying concentrated on lower produces money income. The money grade corporate issues. income is the sums of money which| Curb stocks failed to develop a the producer expends to produce his definite trend in moderately acgoods. The income of a nation and tive forenoon dealings. Prices in the costs of production are very the main list showed narrowly irnearly two names for the same regular changes. : thing. | Sharp reactions in foreign marThe producer who expends money kets brought a break of as much as in the production of his own goods $230 a bale in cotton futures.

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accounts for the money income of Around noon prices were down 27 to the nation. The producer who pro- 46 points net. i duces goods but expends no money | costs in producing them accounts] . S f Chicago Stocks ion, ” ” » i ! Last NOW FARMERS do expend some pbs Lab 8 a money in the production of their! Aviat Corp crops. But there are vast numbers Bruce EL -. of farmers who expend very little— | Cent & SW Ut their own labor being the chief Sh&o Cor Also all farmers, Consol Qu "o spend less in proportion to what! gel? ld X e i stria ro- | Gossard Co they produce than indu Ip Ho is i itici f . Jarvis W .h This is not a criticism of the farm. QR a Triad i ’ od - | Midl Ut 7 the importance of the farmer’s prod Montz Ward produces is the most important of Press Sti Car .. all income. But he does not at the : Incorporations . : i amount of money Income. Unless, | W. Mock, English; 1000 shares of $10 pag value; passenger transportation and in the cities the amount created|yght xpress; roam each year will be inadequate to buy| Marion Trucking Co., Inc., 1620 Factory same address: 2500 shares of $20 par value; farm. transfer business; Ralph Marcucculli, Of course there are many local The Tiff Art Metal Co., Ohio corpora- : , faciure and seil steel ceilings, side walls, which must be corrected. But the | (Shing, spouting and sheet and are metal ) : ; | State Line, Hammond: agent, farmers problem is to get things | yr, mon, same address; 1000 shares no par : Norton, James IL. Harmon. N. L. Norton, city Clifty Rock Wool C»o., Inc. 637 N, N WHEAT caner, same address; 100 shares no par Indianapolly Sean Dok it are paving | value! mining rock and minerals and for No. 1 red, 95

1 A ———————— A for no money income for the na-| . 87 o Equip Corp |Cent TI Sec ev pf...... {Comwlith element of cost. | Gen Motors ducers. ! Ind Pnen Tool . And it is not intended to minimize | yid West Corp . uct. The natural income which he potter Co same time produce a proportionate Patoka Bus Lines, Inc., English; agent. therefore, money income is produced | ght express; Ro Huddleston, H. W, k, < the product of the city and of the Ave. Marion; agent, Ralph Marcuceilli, Thomas Marcucculli, Selah G. Wright. ard special dislocations in farm life tion: admitted to Indiana to manuchief key, as Mr. Dewey says, to the! products. he i going in the industrial life of the value: motor trucking business; G. A. nut St, Seymour; agent, Lynn Faulk93¢c, subject to market | manufacturing mineral wood; Lynn Faulk-

change: other grades on their merits, Cash |coner, Hilda Faulkconer, Coulter M corn, new No. 3 yellow, 45c. Oats, 35¢. Montgomery.

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DAILY PRICE INDEX

/ : Dun & Bradstreet's daily weighted | 7, price index of 30 basic commodities,

41932 average equal 100):

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& F Pwr... Hide&L pf. Am Home Pr... tAm Leco ...... 23 |Am Rad & SS.. 9'3 {Am Roll Mill .. 17 {Am Smelt 7 pf 140 |Am 8S 1 Am T& Am ) LT | A Water W.. 1A Woolen pf. | Anaconda 3 {Armstrong Ck.. Atl C Line 1Atlas Corp .... {Aviation Corp..

2 Year age High, 1939, High, 1938,

—0.01 155.92; low, 121.44, 158.41; low, 98.95, . 20 RAILROADS + | Yesterday

Month ago Year ago High, 1939, High, 1938,

+ 0.21 35.90; low, 24.14,

Ta 33.98;

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mn 1 m 3 5 3 40.25 3g 2 27.10; low, 20.71.

25.19; low, 15.14,

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U. S. STATEMENT

WASHINGTON, Dee. 14 (U. P.).—Gov- | ernment expenses and receipts for the current fiscal year through Dec, 12, compared with a year ago: | This Year

"Expenses ..84 187.218,338.20 Receipts '378,551,574.47 1,808. 666.763 82

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SERVEL REPORTS GREATER PROFITS

Times Special EVANSVILLE, Ind, Dec. 14.— Servel, Inc. today reported a net 38.672.076.43. 728 | Profit for the fiscal year ended Oct. 1347100081131 of $2,926,265 after Federal taxes and all other charges were paid. The earnings were equivalent, aft(er payment of dividends on the preferred stock which has been called for retirement as of Dec. 30, to $1.62 a share on 1,781,426 shares of out-

standing common stock. The company, which manufactures gas and kerosene household refrigerators and commercial refrigerating equipment here, made a (net profit of $1,572,469 the previous | fiscal year or 85 cents a share on the common stock. The fourth quarter net profit this year was equivalent to 32 cents a share as compared ‘with 17 cents last year.

FOOD PRICES

CHICAGO, Dec. 14 (U. P.).—Apples— Micihgan Mackintosh, bu., $141.25. Sweet Potatoes—Tennessee, bu., [email protected]. Carrots—California, crates, $2.50@3. Peas— California, bu., [email protected]. Celery —Michian, crates, 40@75c. Tomatoes—Texas, ugs, [email protected]. Spinach—Missouri, bu., 50&75¢c. Onion Market (50-1b sacks)— Minnesota yellows, 60c: Iowa vellows, 65@ 0c: Idaho whites, 95¢; Idaho Spanish, 77'2¢: Colorado Spanish, 77':c.

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Last Year

$3,985,172,713.22 2.404,280,200.09 1,580,892,513.13 1.564,410,063.13 2,342,631.762.38 1,719,676,376.20

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INDIANAPOLIS CLEARING HOUSE

Clearings .. Debits

NEW YORK, Dec, 14, (UP.)-—

| compiled for the United Press (1930-

121.99 120.03 118.07 104.46

Yesterday ....vviviinaivanna, WEEK ABO «osevsvesrssssorss {Month AO w...v wiviiieeens | Year Ago .... thasasasans 1939 High (Dec. 13) ........ 12199 1939 Low (July 24) .......... 101.40

LOCAL PRODUCE

Heavy breed hens, 5 Ibs. and over, llc; under 5 Ibs, 9c: Leghorn hens, 7c; Barred and White Rock roasters, 4 Ibs. and over, llc; under 4 lbs, 9c: colored roasters, 4 Ibs. axd up, 10c: under 4 lbs. 9: heavy | breed Sage 7c; Leghorn stags, 6¢; Leghorn

| broilers, Ibs. and over, 15¢; 7 lbs. and 1 strictly fresh country run _eges, S5¢: each full case must weigh 55 lbs. ! |gross: a net deduction of 15 cents for each | full case under 55 Ibs. will be made, | Butter—No. 1. 30':@31c; No. 2. oo.

No.

30c; butterfat—No. 1, 27c; No. 2, 26¢,

40.69 0.09 | Slaughter Cattle & Vealers (Receipts, 692)

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SWINE PRICES REMAIN STEADY AT STOCKYARDS

Yesterday’s 10-Cent Gain Holds in All Weights; Vealers Higher.

Hog prices held steady at the Union Stockyards here today, the Agricultural Marketing Service reported. Yesterday's 10-cent advance on |all weights was retained. Top price

to 180-pound weights. Vealers gained 50 cents, bringing the top price

quoted to $11.50. Fat lamb prices rose 25 cents.

Repts. Dee. Ton «+..3 5.50 5.60 5.60

Dee, Top Rents,

8 ...%3 R35 9 ... 365 3,500,113 ... 9.4514 1... 550 1299814 ... 11,035

Barrows and Gilts | Packing Sows | Good and IGood and Choice Choice— | 270- 300 §$ 4.6 | 120- 140.8 5.10- 5.50| 300- 330.. { 140- 160. 5 5.60 330- 360 ., | 160- 180. 5.65/Goo 200.

- 220. 240. | 270. .30| Me 270- 300. . 05! : 00. .10300- 330. . 4.95 Slaughter Pigs 330- 360. 4.80|Medium and Good-— Medium-— 90- 120. 5.00- 5.2 160- 200 5.35]

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Steers

| Choice— 750- 900

remained at $5.60 quoted on the 160 | §

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Promoted

Charles E. Sering, former service manager for the C. H. Wallerich Co. here, has been appointed manager for the Dodge Cincinnati region, it was announced today. Mr. Sering, who succeeds C. W. Chapman, began in the automobile business in 1919 with Mr. Wallerich here, rising through the Chrysler organization to the post of Dodge Detroit reginal manager, which position he left to assume his new duties in Cincinnati.

A&P TO DISTRIBUTE $35,000 BONUS HERE

900-1100 1100-1300. 1300-1500.

50-11.25/Sausage— 10.30.11. Boe §.50- 7.35 6.25- 7.00

d .+.10.50-11.50 ommon and medium. 7.50+10.50 5.00- 7.00

Cull. ..... Feeder, Stocker Gitle, Calves 4 eceipts, 426 Heifers t Ds ) ice— 9.00-10.00

11100-1300 11300-1500. Medium -— 750-1100. 1100-1300 {Common — 750-1100 Steers, Mixed — | “500- 750. Good— | 500- 750 | Heifers | Cholce— | 750- 200.

Good — | 750- 900.

Cho 5.00-10.254 500- 800.. 800-1050. 8.75- 9.00 8.25-10.25Good — 500- 800.. 8.50- 9.25 ASUQ. 1030. « 8.00- 8.75 - Medium-—-10.00-11.09 200-1000. 7.00- 8.25 . ommon— 8.50-10.904"300- 900° _ 8.00. 7.00 ws 1.25- 8.99 Medium ang 5.50 8.25 g0O . 5 - 8.28 6.00- 7.25 Calves (steers) cows 0- 700/G00d and Choice— ....8 650- 700/500 down.$ 9.25-11.00 | Medium . 5.50- 6.50 Medi Cutter and 8 8.00- 9.25 | common. 4.50- Calves (heifers) | Canner ‘low Good — | cutter). 3.75- 4.50/ 500 down $ 8.75- 9.75 Medium-— | 500 down,

SHEEP AND LAMBS (Receipts, 1318) | Lambs

.$ B75- 8.25 «+ 17.75- 8.50 6.00- 7.50

{Good and choice Medium and good

3.25- 4.00 2.25- 3.25

CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

Hogs—19.000; fairly active, around steady jon weights below 200 1bs.; others slow. | most. bids around 10c lower; bulk good and | choice 160-240 lbs., [email protected]; top, $5.50; {sows slow, around 10c lower: bulk 330-500 |1bs.. [email protected]; smooth lighter weights, $4.65 and above: over weights around $4. Sheep—7000; late Wednesday fat lambs,

teady to weak: top, $9; bulk, $8.75@9;

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"1,1100-101-1b. weights, [email protected]; ~ood year1s | lings,

$7.35: [email protected], fat lambs

sheep, steady; Westerns, $4.50; slow, undertone,

native ewes, today’s trade weak to 15c¢

st Or more lower; early sales good to choice y+ lambs, 8 above:

[email protected];: best held, [email protected] and one double near-choice slaughter | yearlings, $7.90: sheep about steady; [email protected],

| OTHER LIVESTOCK

FT. WAYNE, Ind., Dec | Hogs—steady; 5.30;

| Ibs. 2 240-260 lbs.

14 (U, $5.40; $5. $5.20: Ibs. $5.10; 2 2 | $4.80: 280-300 lbs. 325-350 1bs., 160 lbs, $5.20; 120 lbs... $4.70 Roughs, calves, $11; lambs, $8.75.

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The following quotations by the Indianapolis Bond & Share Corp. do not represent actual price offerings, but merely indicate the approximate market level based on buying and selling auotations of recent transactions. Stocks Bid Ask

Auto Invest Corn .... Belt RR & Stk Yds com .... Belt RR & Stk

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*Ind & Mich 7° ofd {*Ind Gen Serv 67, pfd { Indpnls Gas Co . | *Indpls Water pfd | Indpls P&L 67% pfd | Indpls P&L 6'5%; pfd | Lincoln Nat Life Ins Co com.. N Ind Pub Serv 5':7, pfd {N Ind Pub Serv 67, pfd N Ind Pub Serv 77 pfd. Progress Laundry Co com .... 1 Pub Serv Co of Ind 67 pfd... 4! Pub Serv Co of Ind 77 pid... So Ind G&E 47; pfd 09 Union Title Co com Terre Haute Elec .... f Van Camp Milk Co co 10 Van Camp Milk Co pfd ....... 62%

Bonds American Loan 5s 51

Home Home T&T Ft Wayne 6% 43 .. Ind Asso Tel 4':% 65 ...103 Ind Tel 5% 60 . ... .. Indpls Railway 5°, 67 Inter T&T 5'2% 53 . .. Indpls Water 32% 62 . Kokomo Water 5% 58 ..... ... § Kuhner Packing Co 5'27 60.. 9 Morris 5&10 Stores 57% 56..... Muncie Water 5% 65 ...... ..10 Natl Silk Hosierv Mills 5s 42... ¢ Noblesville HL&P 6':7% 47....1 Pub Tel Co Pub Tel 4!2% 55 T Haute Water Wks | Richmond Water Wks 5% | T Haute Water Wks 8% 4

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LONDON, Dec. 14 (U. P.).—The | British Ministry of Supply has re{moved all price restrictions on tin, | thereby permitting Empire produc|ers to benefit from high prices now [prevailing in world markets. | At the same time the Colonial | Office announced the Governor of |the Straits Settlement has terminated all price fixing on tin in that Imarket. Heretofore the Government had fixed maximum prices at £230 per ton, contrasted with the ruling quotation of around £300 in outside markets.

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