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SATURDAY, SEPT. 14,

1940

BUSINESS

Brokers

Here Learning How to Trim

Sails During Stock Market Doldrums

-_— By ROGER BUDROW

AFTER 10 YEARS OF

ups and downs in the stock

market, Indianapolis brokers are learning to take such days

as yesterday (when a mere 2 their stride.

70,000 shares were traded) in

In fact, brokers have had so little business that one

customer recently called up

was making enough money to stay in business.

his broker, asked him if he The cus-

tomer got an itemized statement (like the banks send out)

in return. To keep going, brokers are skimping on business luxuries, such as $30-a-month investment guides —Poor’s, Fitches—and direct wires to New York. One broker who had 10 bookkeepers in ’29 now employs one. Many give their employees a week oft

each month—without pay.

After a drastic slump in stock prices, brokers immediately down on their staff and other expenses—knowing that it takes some time for the public to regain its confidence and start buying again. Theoretically the present doldrums offer a good opportunity for customers’ men to study their clients’ accounts, advise which stocks to unload and which ones to buy. One broker said, however, that the doldrums usually mean two rounds of golf instead of one for the customers’ man. = 2 » ARGENTINA MAY GRANT 160-million-dollar credit to Britain to buy meat and grain. Negotiations are being conducted in strict secrecy but it was learned today that England is prepared to pledge Britishowned railroads and packing houses as security. Former U. S. ships now sailing under Central American flags may transport the food to England. = & ”

AT HAMMOND the Glidden Co has begun production of powdered iron on a commercial basis under a new continuous process. It is be-

lieved enough can be produced t0|Gooad

supplant that heretofore imported from Sweden and at comparable prices.

At South Bend Studebaker Presi- A

dent Paul G. Hoffman said his firm received more than 20,000 orders for its ’41 models and September production will exceed 1939 by 43 per cent. ” tJ ODDS AND ENDS: Illinois Central Railroad may permit passengers to charge their rail and Pullran fares, sending out its bills monthly as the department stores do. . The National Dairy Products Corp. has diccovered, by accident, a way to make wine from whey, a by-product of cheese manufacture . A quart of whey will make a quart of wine, with only yeast and sugar added. . . . "Vithin four months Boeing expects to t.-2a cut an airplane every 90 minutes at its Wichita, Kas., plant. . . . Wall Street is interested in stock of companies making farm equipment. . .. Although European markets have ben lost and competition is keener in the U. S., sales of farm machinery are running 25 per cent ahead of last year, much of which is due to the 5 per cent increase in farm income. . . . The current low price |; of rags is a boon to asphalt roofing firms, rags being the principal ingredient in asphalt roofing products. Raising prices 10 to 20 per cent for tires supplied to auto manufacturers (but not on replacement sales to consumers) is expected to help increase earnings of Firestone, Goodrich, Goodyear and TU. S. Rubber. . . . Crude rubber has gone up about 20 per cent since the war began. Forty of every 100 tires go on new cars. . . . The “only prospect” this country has of maintain-

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PORKER PRICES REBOUND HERE

Advance Ranges From 15 To 25 Cents, Pushing Top to $6.75.

Hog prices at Indianapolis rebounded 15 to 25 cents today, the Agricultural Marketing Service reported. Butchers scaling 160 pounds and more were 15 cents higher than yesterday while lighter weights were 25 cents higher. The practical top was $6.75 for good and choice 220 to 230-pounders. Packing sows were steady. The Marketing Service estimated 200 salable cattle were shipped here, 25 calves, 2000 hogs and 50 sheep.

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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

Hogs—Receipts, 300; not enough good | and choice hogs on sale to make a market; all grades quotably steady. For the week—Hogs weighing 160-170 1bs., off 35 to 50 cents; 270 Ibs. and up, 15 to 25 cents lower; sows down 10 to 20 cents; week's top, $7.20 early: closing top, $6.85; 200-240 LR [email protected]; 240-2 "bs., [email protected]; 0-320 oe, $6.25@6. 80. heavier barrows hin gilts. $5. ae 170-190 1bs., $6@ 6.65; sows. $5.25@6 attle—Receipts 700. Calves—None. For the week—Strictly choice and prime steers and yearlings steady: cthers 25 to 50 cents lower; grassers and snortfeds and all but choice vearlings showing full decline; several loads prime steers topped at $13.75; fed heifers steady: others weak to 25 best $12; replacement prices y on good and choice grades: eak. choice 700-1b. Wyoming vear- , : bulk, [email protected]; fai cows weak to 25 cents lower; closing $6@7; best Montana cows, $8.40; canners, cutters and common beef cows strong to 15 cents higher at $5.75 down: bulls, 10 to 15 cents , vealers, 25 to 50 cents higher Sheep—None. For the week — Spring lambs, 10 to 25 cents lower, yearlings sharing decline; fat sheep steady: clos ely sorted Western springers at close, £9.50; bulk good and choice $0.15@ 9.25; best natives late, .25; small

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Volume Continues Light; Steel Shares Advance Slightly at N. ¥.

NEW YORK, Sept. 14 (U. P.) — A firmer tone developed in stocks today after an irregular opening. Volume continued light. Steel shares gained slightly and only a moderate demand was hecessary to bring gains of a point or more into American Telephone, Dow Chemical, du Pont, Union Carbide, U. 8S. Gypsum and U. S. Rubber preferred. Chrysler firmed from its low of 74%, off 7%, but failed to make up all the loss. General Motors had a small gain. Coppers were better,| building issues steady, aircrafts firm and mercantile issues steady. Standard Oil (New Jersey) gained nearly a point. Continental Motors featured In volume and registered a small gain. New York Central featured a firmer market for rails. Utilities were steady. Losing issues included J. I. Case, Commercial Investment Trust and Goodyear preferred, all a point and more lower. Commercial Solvents and National Lead eased fractionally.

TRADING IN GRAINS

SLOWS AT CHICAGO

CHICAGO, Sept. 14 (U. P).— Grain dealings on the Board of Trade were slow but somewhat un-

{settled today. Price changes were *!small most of the session. Wheat closed off '& to up % cent, September 75. Corn was off % to up 1% cent, September 63% asked; oats off % to % cent, September 29%, and rye unchanged to % cent lower, September 40 cents asked. Soy beans dipped % to % cent, October 73%

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Wheat—No sales 643,@6634c, nominal. Oats—No heavy, 29c; No. 4 white, 29¢; No. 3 white heavy, 31%c; No. 1 white, heavy, sample white, 28%c¢. Rye—No sales Beans—No sales. Barle) Feed (nominal; malting, 50@ 63¢c, nominal. {seeds per 100 Ibs.—Timothy seed nominal: alsike, $9@11, nominal; fancy red t $7.50@ 8, nominal. Cash Provisions— Lard, $4.80, nominal; loose, $5.15, nominal; leaf, $5.37, nominal; bellies, $7.87, nominal.

LOCAL GRAIN

Wheat-—Steady;, receipts T0'2@T71%2¢; No. 2 1 hard, 69@70c; No Corn—Easy: receipts, 41 “carloads: | yellow, 5812@59'2¢; No yellow, 581%¢c mixed corn, 1@2% Oats-—Steadv; recei { white, 2834@29%c; 0 28%e.

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WAGON WHEAT Indianapolis grain elevators are paving for No. 1 wheat. 70c: subject to market change: other grades on their merits. Cash corn, No. 2 vellow shelled, 60c: No. white shelled, 68c: No, 2 white oats, 27c.

Corn and Wheat Region Official Weather

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"GOOD MUSIC" By James Thrasher Unwilling to be content and take things as they come, I must worry myself sick over the commuting problems which will confront Izler|

Solomon in two weeks, unless some-|

thing happens soon. Mr, Solomon, the young Chicago conductor, is to begin a new CBS series and end an NBC series of three guest appearances on the same day. At 3 p. m. on that date he is to open the sponsored series of the Chicago Women’s Symphony Orchestra with a concert in the Toledo Museum of Art. And three hours later he is booked to lead the NBC Orchestra in a broadcast from | New York. It just doesn't add up. The first of these three NBC con- | certs is scheduled on the Blue net- | work at 6 p. m. tomorrow. The| program isn't announced, Nor, as vet, are his selections for the first program of the commercial series] made public. But it's a safe bet that there will be some American | music included. The 30-year-old Mr. Solomon | seems as devoted to native compestiions as is our own local maes0, Fabien Sevitzky. When he conthe WPA-supported IlliSymphony Orchestra, Mr. mon set aside a special pe-

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does believe that it should have a proportionate place with the enduring classics on a well-balanced concert program, “Only by playing it can American music be advanced,” says the young conductor. “I shall continue to perform as liberal a number of such works as possible on this new

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Did you know that Fritz Kreisler, in addition to writing any number | of violin concert pieces under a va- | riety of names, was the composer

|of a string quartet? Well, don’t feel too badly, for | most of the rest of us didn’t Know it either. But tomorrow you may hear it for yourself when the Radio | City Music Hall Quartet plays 1t |on NBO-WLW at 10 a. m. Here's what the Radio City pub-

| ity department has to say about the 20-year-old work: “A string quartet in four movements, it is written in the characteristically Kreislerian Viennese manner. Although it makes no at|tempt at profundity the quartet, | like so many of the violin pieces by | Kreisler, abounds in graceful, stir ring melody. “In mood it ranges from the sin- | gularly moving sadness of the frst movement to the mischievous | music of the finale in the style of a | Czech polka. While in the lively |scherzo, Kreisler cleverly includes a | brilliant cadenza for each of the | four instruments.” | Besides this sedom heard work, |the program will Include Schone |berg’s ‘‘Verklaerte Nacht,” mn its

Soin each week for trying nut new | Original version for string sextet, works. He is credited with giving a first hearing to the Little Sym-|Anthony Borello, viola, and Armond phony by Robert L. Sanders, dean|Kaprofl, cello. of the Indiana University Music| which won a New York |rietia Schumann, pianist, Society | two Liszt compositions, the F Minor award, and has been played fre-|Concert Etude and the quently in the past two seasons by del Petrarca,” and Lorenzo Alvari,

The quartet will be augmented by Also on the program will be Henplaying “Sonetta

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THIS EVENING

(The Indianapolts Times 1s not responsible for inaccuracies In program she nouncement caused hy station changes after nress time.)

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OTHER LIVESTOCK

FT. WAYNE, ng. Sent, 14 (U. P.).— Hogs—Steady to cen higher; 220-240 lbs. $6. 55: 200- S20 Hy $6. 35; 180-200 1bs., . . 230-260 ‘bs. 280-300 lbs. $e: 350 Ibs, 150-160 Ibs., bs.. $4. 75; *130+ ap 1bs.. $4.50; $4. 25: 100-120 lbs., $4. Roughs, $3.75; Sa 0 lambs, $9.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 14 (U. P.).—Hogs— Salable. 250; total, 550: holdovers, 140; 75: 350-275 lbs., $6.65; 100-140 ips. good packing sows, [email protected]

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FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK, Sept. 14 (U. P.).—Following are closing cable rates on major currencies: Ca is Rates Net Chg.

ing its present high living standards after the “armament boom™ ids passed will be industrial exploitation of South America, according to economist A. W. Zelomek.

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