The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-11-26


market value of $2,247, $3.50, sol at
the close Of business Friday. as COM
pared with S2,096, 283, 220 at the close
of the previous week, according to
compilation by Lage & Co.,
members of the New York and Chi
cago Stock Exchanges. This repre-
sents an increase Of $151, DAT 1881 or
7.20 per cent.
International railways Of Central
America reports for october gross reve-
nues of s566.349. Operating expenses and
taxes totaled s413, 1888, leaving income
applicable to fixed charges of sl52,4
Wages in the building trades have
shown an almost steady advance since
1922 and are nov at the highest level
sgb s'1eS with the se sar Of
1922 the rise has been continuous since
1913; The wage i Inae rose from I oo
in March. 1922. and then rose to 2Ss,
the present level.
NEW YORK. Nov. 26.-Steadiness and
good buying characterized the market for
electrical equipment and apparatus in the
past week. Reports received from all
sections of the United States reflect con-
electrical Industry. Electrical World re-
ports. only the Pacific coast, where pres
ent business is normal. is displaying eau
slowed SLOW up pO' slightly PC during the week and
seems to be that business on the coast
for the next six months will depend upon
industry's reaction to the stock market
break.
Consolidated net earnings Of Clark
Equipment Company for the quarter ended
est and federal taxes. G322 1916
pared with $352.613 in the third quarter
Of 1928. The 1929 figure is after charg-
financing during the period which other
wise would have shown a small increase
in the net profit.
The value of merchandise exported
from the United States has. with the
exception. of 1926. shown. steady in
c crease sine since 1922; During the first
Sns tbs yea were as valued asan at
$3,55s;toO,O0O last year and s2,737, 100000
in 1922,
Henney Motor Company. subsidiary of
full time on contracts, which, according to
John W. Henney, president, will bring
eose % GALS tbe 5S 69T the THE H time
lied hospital and funeral Vehicle equip
ment. business cars and taxicabs.
DETROIT, Mich. Nov. 26.-An extern
sion of the time for payment of the $50
balance due on Great Lakes Steel Cor
poTetion stock has been granted to stock
their stock, to inclusion of the corpora
ton IN consolidation forming the Ma
tional Steel Corporation. it was announced
OF the corporation with the Weirton Steel
Company and certain subsidiaries of the
M A. Hanna Company.
The Radio Products Corporation re-
ports for the ten months ending Oct.
81. 1929, net earnings! of $540.37O,
egu Iva tS $40 for the he, ten months
ing. after deducting officers salaries,
depreciation, provision for federal taxes,
and operating expenses.
7: Miller & Sons, Inc. for the. nine
prots Of a. new nST high gR0rT reco ord
which compares with net profits Of SSH
23Sa reporte dior the same period in
per cent. Net Fronts WRfch are figur ID
after after, reserves for federal taxes, were
for the full year 1928 Earnings for for the the
nine months were equal to $685. q share
on. the $4,000 shares of common stock
dividends aud, based on current esti-
mates. earnings on the common for the
full year 1929 are expected to equal ap-
PASnAAAAoVS4y ~ a o1ldIOs
Public Service Co-ordinated Transport,
operating subsidiary of Public Service
Of i57,I24,57s bus and street car pas
sengers during the three months ended
Sept, 30. 1929. new high record for any
similar period. The total compares with
152.9824 26 passengers carried during the
same period last year.
A contract for financing sales Of aicraft
made on the time payment basis has
been signed by Commercial Investment
Trust. Inc, with the Detroit Aircraft Cor