Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 March 1940 — Page 9

NEW YORK, March 9.—This is the time in the pre-election period when Wall Street begins to indulge In the kind of talk which almost always helps the candidate it dislikes. Perhaps it would be fairer to

Wall Street to say that this is the time when some of its less steadyminded citizens do this foolish talking.

g. The talk generally takes the form of announcing that this firm or that one will go out of business or curtail its activities or fire its employees if a Democrat is elected President. In 1936 one particularly voluble gentleman declared he would sell all he had and retire to a farm if Roosevelt was re-elected. 2 ”® ” NOW ONE HEARS that leases have been made to expire Dec. 1 if 8 Republican is not elected, or that

a partnership agreement has been

drawn to expire in November so M

that the partners may be free to make whatever dives or flights or other exits from the scene which may seem wise if the wrong man is elected. Others inform us that the election of this “wrong man,” who-

ever he may be, will be the signal 1

for tremendous liquidation.

This is foolish talk. Not only is| se. invariably | |!

it foolish talk, but it helps the man it is aimed at. The People resent the threats contained in these super-heated forecasts. ‘Of course it is inevitable that, as things stand, the war and the election must take their place in the thinking of all who invest their money. So far as the election is concerned it is the verdict of history that always elections are referred to as disturbing factors in business and never do they turn out to be such.

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IN THE PRESENT case, if there is. one thing certain above others, it is that the period of reform is over. No matter who is elected President there are going to be no more reforms for the time being. And from many points of view that is too bad. Because there is so

much that ought to be done. And it is entirely possible that no candidate elected would prove quite as conservative as Roosevelt, if he a should win. So far as the war is concerned, that is a horse of another color. The uncertainties of the military events of the coming year are justly items of concern. It would be an excellent thing if Wall Street were to put a curb on its tongue as the great plebiscite nears. This would be a good thing not only for the country but for Wall Street. This election is going to be won not below Chambers St. in Manhattan, but west of the Hud- , son River—and plenty west of that point—and the talk that goes out |H from Wall Street is not going to help any Wall Street candidate.

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PRKERS AN 5 CENTS HERE: 1800 RECEIVED

Week-End Trading at Stockyards. wo

Hogs weighing more than 160 pounds sold 5 cents higher at the Union Stockyards here today, according to the Agricultural Marketing Service. The nickel gain brought the practical top to $5.65, although a load of strictly choice 220-pounders sold at- $5.75. Other weights were steady. Estimated salable receipts: Cattle, 50; calves, 25, and hogs, 1800.

Top Repts. 7237 6114 1800

March Top Repts: March 4 6520 <8 5.50 5 ‘5. 85 10.283 x . 5.60 6 ... 5.65 6005 sl 9 reese 5.83

Barrows and Gilts Good and Choice . 140: 140.8 j 53 4.60 0- 160. 4.35--5.55

Packing Sows d and Choice— WR .. 4.50- 4.65

4.45- 4.60 04.25- 4.50 _450- 4.10- 4.35 250- 500. 3.90- 4.35 Slaughter Pigs

Medium and Good— 5.35 90- 120.. 3.10- 4.00

& Vealers (Receipts, 50)

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Hogs—Receipts, 300; opened steady with Faciically no early tra ing for the week. io A Sloss 5 to 10 cents lower with week-

$5. 750 butchers, $5. nd 400-500-1b. TS sows, [email protected] Cattle—Receiprts, 100; no calves. week—Good and choice to prime fed steers and yearlin hes strong to 25 cents higher, common and medium grades barely AL fed heifers in iibera) supply. $C cents; we 15@25 cents hig Die steady to Strong: light vealers, [email protected] lower; extreme top choice to Pijme 14251b. steers, $13, new gn since Sheep—Receipts, $500; late wooled lambs strong to 15 cents higher, freshly 25 cents higher: fat Seep Steady: best fed wooled lambs $10.50. week—Fed Wooled lambs, Sass ons higher; freshly shorn lambs, 25@50 cents higher: fat yearlings scarce, 25@50 cents higher: closing top fed Jane 2nd native lambs, $10.50; bulk, [email protected]

OTHER LIVESTOCK

ae WAYNE, Ind. March 9 (U. ig s—Five cents $5. Bs: 80

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P.).— higher 200-220 lbs. jel 200 lbs. $5.3 60-180 1bs., $5.30;

$ . Roughs. i 75: stags, $2.75; calges, $11.50; lambs, $10. LAFAYETTE, Ind., March 9 Hog market steady: 160-200 1bs., 200 250 lbs., @5.05; pigs Ly

(U. P).— [email protected];

$4. dow toa 210. 50: ' lambs, $9.75@

: SEC NOTIFIES TWO

WASHINGTON, March 9 (U. P). —The Securities called “death sentence” clause of to force integration of two more huge utility holding companies, the North American Co. and the United Light & Power Co. Assets of the United Light & Power Co. are placed at $577,069,500 and the company serves gas and g Slscirielsy to communities in Indi- » | ana, Iowa, Illinois, Nebraska, Kansas, Missouri, Ohio, Texas. homa, Wisconsin, West Virginia, Michigan, Minnesota and South Dakota. The United Light & Power Co. controls the LaPorte Gas & Electric Co. at LaPorte, Ind.

BUSINESS AT A GLANCE

CAA reports January combined net loss of 13 airline companies before taxes $364,160 vs. net loss $426,854 year, ago. Federal Reserve Board reports week ended March 2 country- -wide department stores sales 6 per cent above two years ago vs. gain of 5 per cent in previous week. American Telephone & Telegraph Co. January net income $886,572 vs. $563,609 year ago. Anheuser Busch, Inc., 1939 net income $7,013,250, equal to $7.79 a share vs. $5,445,866 or $6.05 in 1938. Dominion Steel & Coal Corp.

Ya “Js | Ltd.. and subsidiaries 1939 net profit

$1,332,599, equal to $1.28 a Class “B” share vs. $1,239,177 or $1.19 in 1938. Elgin National Watch Co. 1939 net profit $1,214,501, equal to $3.03 a share vs. $685,046 or $1.71 in 1938. Maytag Co. 1939 net profit $1,398,981, equal to 22 cents a common share vs. $682,967 or $1.60 A share 0 n$3 preference in 1938. Union Electric Co. of Missouri and subsidiaries 1939 net income $7,094,183, equal to $2.77 a common

_| share vs. $6,412,838 or $2.41 in 1938.

U. S. STATEMENT WASHINGTON. March 9 (U. P.).—Government expenses and receipts for the

current fiscal year through March 17, compared with 2 yaar ago: a

Yea Last Yea 20.1 an 762. 75 $6,123,481, 625. 926 Haina 819.66 3.746,741.293.56 2,376,740, a 40

40 2/289,745.157.92 ,636,776.702.42 35 932, 425, 20 3

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High, 1940, 152.80; low, 144.65. ; High, 1939, 155.92; low, 121. "J bx ‘20 RAILROADS cesrssccnasecraiiide 30.84 Week AZO cones Year Age Siva cessnsne « High,*1940, 32.87; low, 30.15. High, ‘1939, 35.90; low, 24.14, : 15 3 THILITIES | Today ASU ROPE 1 Yesterday Geisie bev 24.24 24.11

24.95 Ciassefereedeey 20.28 © Algh, 1940, 26.45: low, 24.11, High,’ 1939, - 27.10; 0; low, 20.71.

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IN CHICAGO TRADE

CHICAGO, March 9 (U. P)). Wheat prices were firm in plat

x trading on the Chicago Board of

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LOCAL GRAIN

CASH Wheai{—Strong: receipt No, 1 red $1081.05 Ro 2 2a hard, iC 01;

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—Rirm: receipts, 18 sarlosds: No. 2

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white, 41@43c: No. 3 white. 40@43c.

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Packard Hits New High on “Receipt of Order From U.S. Navy. NEW YORK, March 9 (U. P).—

Leading issues fluctuated in a narrow range on the stock market to-

- | day while special issues provided ‘| some {

features. Packard, the most aétive stock on the board, made a new high at 3% up %. Interest was attributed to receipt by the company of a $2,000,000 order for super-marine engines for the U. S. Navy. Curtiss-Wright, next in volume, opened 4000 shares at 11% and later sagged to 11 off 4. Air line issues were steady. Steels, rails, utilities and mercantile issues were mixed. American Airlines ran up 1 pdints to a new high at 54! on its 1939 report showing net income equal to $4.15 a share, against 73 cents a share in 1938. It lost the gain later on profit-taking. Eastern Air Lines made a new top at 35 up 3%. Pan American Airways had a small gain while United Air Lines

4 held steady.

Checker Cab spurted 3% points to a new high at 257%. Other issues to make new highs included: Doehler Die Casting 21% up 1%; Du Pont 186% up 3%; Motor and Safeway Stores 513% up %. American Telephone equaled its high. Homestake Mining made a new low and small declines were noted in Allied Chemical, American Smelting, Anaconda, Chrysler, International Harvestér, Consolidated

* | Edison, Continental Can, Crucible

Steel, Hercules Powder and U. S. Rubber. Ronds made an irregular advance,

AMERICAN AIRLINES EARNS $1,467,751

American Airlines,” Inc., earned $1,467,751.02 in 1939 as compared

22 | with $213,261.88 in 1938, according

to President C. R. Smith's report released today through F. G. Malbeuf, city sales manager here. Passengers transported increased 512 per cent over 1938, totaling 541,757 against 358,295 in 1938. Rev-

4 benue passenger miles were 307,360,-

215 in 1939 compared with 140,869,-. 290 in 1938. American Airlines, Inc., transported 31.5 per cent of the total number of passenger trans-

+! ported in the year by the domestic

air transport industry as compared with 30 per cent in 1938. Air mail revenue was $3,682,231.60, an increase of $350,757 over 1938 or

compared with 29.4 per cent in 1938. Air express revenues amounted to $450,251.03 as compared with $353,-

-| 617 in 1938.

Total assets on Dec. 31, 1939, totaled $9,897,841.60. The company has ordered 26 Douglas Flagships, most-of them 21-passenger type; and 15 40-passenger: Douglas DC4 - airplanes. Delivery of the Flagships will be completed by Aug. 1 and the

Plan to Boost Egg Sales

An Indiana Stabilization Committee to stimulate sale of Indiana eggs to relieve surplus conditions in the poultry industry was named here today by Philip C. Endres, Frankfort, president of the State Poultry Association of Indiana.

The committee includes Mr. Endres; William Kohlmeyer, Lafayette, secretary, State Poultry Association of Indiana; Noel Shaver, Craw-

4 | fordsville, vice president, State Poul-

try Association of Indiana; Robert Martin, Ramsey, chairman baby chick department, State Poultry Association of Indiana; Hobart Creighton, Warsaw, former presi-

1? | dent National Poultry Producers

Federation; Thad Macy, Spencer, Indiana Farm Bureau and president State Egg Board; S. P. Smyth, Morgantown, member State Egg Board; Carl J. Carter, Columbus, hatcheryman; Frank Conway, Indianapolis, poultry breeder; J. D. Claudon, Valparaiso, hatcheryman: Vern Steck-

y | ley, Kendallville, hatcheryman, and ow Vawter Irwin, Madison, hascheryman. 3 .

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"GOOD MUSIC" By James Thrasher

Today’s column is going to lead off with some pointless remarks— pointless because nobody in town has a television set and if they had there woud be no programs available for reception. Nevertheless, for the long-suffer-ing .record, be it said that at 7 p. m, tomorrow, on NBC-Blue, there will be a “gala” television broadcast by members of the Metropolitan Opera Co. Those taking part will “include | Bruna Castagna, Frederick Jagel, Lucia Albanese, Leonard Warren, Hiidi Reggiani, Armand Tokatyan, Burke,. Richard Bonelli, George Cehanovsky and Alessio De Paolis. Accompanying will be an NBC orchestra under Frank St. Leger’s direction. During the hour we may hear— and ‘the television set owners may hear and see—excerpts from “Carmen,” “La Gioconda,” “The Barber of Seville” and “Rigoleffo” and the first act of “Pagliacci.” #8 8 ‘The Toscanini fans have only one more week to wait before their favorite conductor again assumes his duties with the NBC Symphony Orchestra on their Saturday nigh: broadcasts. Meanwhile, this evening’s concert will be led by the last of Maestro Toscanini’s three very capable substitutes of the season, Bruno Walter. For his final appearance of the year Mr. Walter has chosen two Fifth Symphonies, those by Schubert and Tschaikowsky, as well as a sheaf of Minuets and German Dances by Mozart. Robert Casadesus, the French pianist, will be heard with ‘he New York Philharmonic-Symphony Or- ” ” 3

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the work which he played on the occasion of his:debul with the same orchestra in January, 1935. Hans Lange was the conductor on the’ earlier occasion, and Mr. Toscanini, then - the - Philharmonic’s regular conductor, was in the audi-

ence. The following season Mr.

Oasadesus played under Toscanini’s direction. The pianist aléo has made two appearances since John Barbirolli took over, once in ‘November, 1936, and again two seasons ago.

Mr. Barbirolli ‘will be: the yo : his selections will include the “Fly-

ductor tomorrow, of course.

ing Dutchman” Overture of Wagner and -Schubert’s Symphony. No. 4. This is the work subtitled “Tra=-

gic,” and aptly, too. For the 19-

year-old Schubert already knew the tragedy of poverty and unrecognized genius which dogged him through the remainder of his short life. .

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Mare” by Squire (not to be con-

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American composer, will be one of

the two professional “experts” tomorrow. It should have done a lot of hearts good—it certainly did . this writer's — to learn on .last week's program that the distinguished Rudolph Ganz was unable to recognize “In the Shade of the Old . Apple Tree.” That's what a life among the classics will do for you. ‘ : 8 8. 8" :

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