Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 June 1939 — Page 15

MONDAY, JUNE 19, 1080 _

+ HOGS UP 10-15, TOP AT $6.85; 'VEALERS WEAK

Porkers’ Advance Follows Gains of Last Week; Receipts Top 6000.

Receipts of 6000 here today sent hog prices 10 to 15 cents upward to a $6.85 top for 210 to 220pound offerings. The Agricultural Economic Bureau reported vealers weak, 50 cents down for a $9 top. Estimated salable receipts were cattle, 1200; calves, 700; sheep, 500. The hog advance was on top of a 15-cent gain Saturday, leaving the market 25 to 30 cents above Friday,

the full advance on weights above 4

160 pounds All good and choice 160 to 400vound hogs sold at $6.25 to $6.85,

lightweights and pigs down to $5.90. & Packing sows shared 10 cents of Am B

the advance and good 350 to 550pound sows scid largely from $5 to

$6, with extremely heavy and rough a offerings $4.75 to $4.90. Bulk of the A

good and choice barrows and gilts

sold as follows, a few 5 cents above. a

Light cattle receipts found the market resuming the active pace of last weck, all killing classes sharing in the activity. lings sold strong with last week's advance, heifers ruled steady to strong with spots slightly higher, while the rush for cows resulted in a strorg to 15-cent higher trade on these. Bulls continued steady. A top of $10.25 was paid for a load of choice 198%-pound steers, one load of 1284-pound averages $10.15.

Repts. June 9518 16 ... $i8H It .... 646 18 6337

June 12 I 34 ...

Top ...$ 6.33 6.10 6.10 6.30

Barrows and Gilts Good and 275 Choice— 60 8

Top Repts. $ 6.50 6.70 6.83

Packin So 8.10 i 35- 6.00 4.83- 5.60

4.30- 5.60 Stanghter Pigs 85 Good and Choice— D- .$ 5.90- 6.25 5.40- 6.00

Bu lis -10.50] a Weight $Y. 0 G'd b 7.252) 25] Medium ’ i 75- | -11.25| Cutt. com _ 6.00ealers

| 900 8.00) i Cull and | common 5.00- 7.00 Calves (Receipts, 933) Feeder and Stocker Cattle wm Steers hoice— re 3: 13 $50 Good — |B

0 \ ! 500- 800 8.50- 9.24 800-1030 8.50- a. 2 8. {Medium — 00," 500-1050 §.00- 8.50 Heifer ¥ 151 300d and Choice— 00! 500- 750 § 7.95- 8 6.50) Common and 06’ medium... 6.00- 7

Choice— 750- 900 § 8.75-

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CHICAGO LI LIVESTOCK

s—Receipts, 9000; market, active to 0) 20 cents higher han Friday; §iSsmei, 13@ nts up: top, $6.9 i choice 180-230 1bs., $ NG S $6.40 6.70; 230- 330- 1b. 3616.35; good 325-430- 1b. packing , 5: lichter Kinds to $6; most ; sows, [email protected]. Sheep—Receipts, 400U; market, old crop | clipped lambs and springers steady to 23 cents jower; medium and good spring Jambs, $9.50@ 10: limited number to small killers, $10.25 19.35; medium and good old crop clipped lambs, $7.23/@8.23; best unsold eariy; sheep steady; native slaughter ewes, $3.25 down Cattle—Receipts, 11,000y calves, 1000: general steer and vearling market steady to strong; light cattle predominated in run: trade opened active. especially on shipper account; limited supply weighty bullocks in fairly broad demand early, fullv steady; extreme top. $11.25 for iight steers: next highest price, $11: vearlings, $10.35: heifer vearlings, $9.50: ight heifers strong to 15 cents higher; all cattle carrving liberal waterfill; local small killers active, but big killers going slow, except on shinper ccount; Cows Very scarce. steady; bulls and vealers scarce, steady: sausage bulls mostly $7.35 down; vealers, $3.23 down.

OTHER LIVESTOCK

SGN June 19 (U ).—Hog ts salable, 3300, total Fiso0: Rola 00; acti ve, generally 25¢ hither: top . $6.73; 100-140 _ lbs. | good packing Fows,

-Receints salable, 1100, total, 1100. - ® Reveints salable, 500, total 3500; active, steers, vearlings and heifers stly steady; medium to good cows and most cutters and plain grades firm: load near 900 vearlings steers, few past loads pear 675-700 1b, $9.60: package cvhoice fed heifer $7.50; low cutters and cutters, $4.75@3 5: bulk sausage bulls, $6@ 7; vealers firm, Bulk good and choice, $7.50/% 8.50. Sheep—Receipts salable 1000, total 1000: generally Seat: common and medium lightweight springers low and weak; bulk} good and low choice trucked-in spring; Bombs $104 10.50; around 50 head choice] loosely sorted 75-1b. long-haul ewes and! wethers $11: common and medium. $8@ | 9.50; bvek lambs discounted usually 30¢ ; or more under similar grades ewes wethers; slaught rer ewes mainly $2@3 LAFAYETTE. Ju market 10 to 30. Telit higher; $6.40 6.60. 200-260 ibs... $6.60 @ 5.80: 260325 Ibs. [email protected]; pigs, $6 down: roughs, $3.25 down: calves, $8.50@9: spring lambs, $9.50.

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FT. WAYXE. Ind.., June 19 (U. P.).Hogs 23 cents higher: 200-220 lbs. 3 180-260 Ibs. $6.65. 160-180 lbs. $6.33 bs. . 8S. PA 240-260 1bs.. $6.53: 260-280 5 453; 280-300 Ibs. $6.33: 300-323 lbs. : 325-350 Ibs. $6.13; 140-160 lbs. $6.30: los., $6.20. 85. stag: $3.75; £9;

ughs calves, $9.23.

YambS,

INCORPORATIONS

Merchants State] capi ital 250] value; X ~}

The Farmers and Bank, Oldenburg: shares of $100 par ocorman, George M. Schebler, Oesteriin Frank J. Heppner, Hoelker, onard Blank. Leo J. George Munchel, Leo Schmidt, Jos. Frei nec.. 3429

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FINAL NEW YORK STOCKS

By United Press

NEW YORK, June 19 (U. P)— The stock market retraced about one-quarter of last week's losses of

in a dull session today. Gains ranged to more than a point. A few special issues had wide gains. Walgreen Co. preferred with warrants made a new high at 94, up 3; Paramount first preferred sold at 93%, up 4%; Stock Telegraph touched a high at 80, up 3. Most activity centered on leading

S. Steel, Bethlehem, Chrysler, General Motors and U. S. Rubber, had gains at the highs ranging to more than a ‘point. Bonds were firm. Wall Street ascribed today’s recovery to technical factors.

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LOCAL ISSUES

The following ouotations by the Indianapolis Bond & Share Corp. do not represent actual bids or offerings but merely indicate the approximate market level

s/ based on buving and selling quotations of >irecent transactions.

Stocks

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DOW-JONES STOCK AVERAGES 30 INDUSTRIALS erbriveaues- 185.81 189.13

132.45

+0.64 —1.01 41.28 +5.38

Saturday Week Ago Month Ago Year Ago High, 1939, 154.85; low, 121.44, High, 1938, 134.41; low, 98.95. 20 RAILROADS

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Year Ago High, 1939, 84.33; low, 2414. High, 1938, 383.98; low, 19.00. 15 UTILITIES

Month Ago ....... Year Ago High, 1939, 26.32; High, 1938, 235.19;

tow, low, 15.14.

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HEAVY RECEIPTS

BRING GENT SLIP IN WHEAT PRIGE

Rates Are Lowest in About Two Months in Chicago Pit.

CHICAGO, June 9 (U. P)) —Heavy receipts of new crop wheat in the Southwest and bearish outside markets depressed wheat prices on the Chicago Board of Trade today. At the close wheat was off 3 cent to 1% cents, July 70% cents, corn was off 4 to 1% cent, July 493% cents and oats were !% cent lower, July 333% cents. Steady liquidation of wheat futures carried prices to the lowest

s; [levels in nearly two months, be-

fore a little short cqgering steadied the market. Private reports from the Southwest said that high temperatures were causing damage to wheat in Nebraska, but most crop news was favorable. Weather was fairly cool in the spring wheat area, with scattered siowers reported overnight. Heavy rains were received in the Canadian

: spring wheat belt.

Arrivals of new wheat at Southwestern terminals were heavy, with nearly 1000 cars reported at both and Wichita, Xan. Minneapolis and Kansas City wheat markets were off as much as a cent. While Winnipeg ruled easier on favorable Canadian rains. Export business in North Ameri-

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The setback in wheat caused a

2 moderate decline in corn.

Weather was favorable for the

5 [new crop. Foreign demand continued

slow. Country corn offerings were

+ light.

Local grain receipts included 27 cars of wheat, 149 cars of corn, and 38 cars of oats.

Indiana Oats Are Called ‘Worst in Years

CHICAGO, June 19 (U.P. —According to the Agricultural Economics Bureau, Indiana oats are in the poorest condition since 1890,

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CASH

1 hard, 74c; No. 4 mixed, Tlc. Corn—No. 2 mixed, 51la@51%4c; No. 3 mixed, 3lc: No. 4 mixed, dlc; 0. 1 yelJow, 51's 52¢: No. vellow, Bhd he: No. 4 Vellow, 51c; No. 1 white, 57 ; No. 2 white, 57'%c; anile 492 @ 0c. ats No 1 a 34'sc; No. 2 mixed,

Wheat—No.

3 i No. . 4 white, 33337a34'%c; Rye—No sales. Soy 9214 @923 aC: No. 745¢ nom-

white, 3a 343,¢; sample, 30%2@33%ec. Beans—No. 2 yellow, vellow, 91'zc. arley—Feed, 35@ inal; malting, 50@ 37¢c nominal, a Provisions—Lard, $8.22 loose, $5.52 asked; leaf, $3.50 bellies, $6.62 nominal.

RANGE

nominal: nominal;

Wheat—

Open July .. 8. 107 0

Dec. ..

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LOCAL L GRAIN

CASH

ah weak: loads; No. red, 66@867c; No. 1 ba 63@64c; No. 2 hard, €2@ | 83¢. Corn—Market, easy: receipts, 31 carloads; No. 2 vellow, 4473 45¢; No. 3 yellow, 43 ade; No. 4 vellow, 42m dlc; white corn 6l2c over yellow; mixed corn '2@2lzc under yellow. Oats—Market, easy; Teco No. 2 white, 31%2@33¢; No. 3

white, 30@31c. WAGON WHEAT rain elevators are paying for No. 2¢, other grades on their inerits. new No. 2 vellow, 47¢ Oats

car-

receipts, 2 : 651

No. 2 red,

City 1 red, Cash corn, 29¢.

LIVERPOOL WHEAT Close $.56's 39% 6153

Low July Oct. 93 613%

Corn and Wheat Region Official Weather

By U. S. Weather urea ace

Precipi- State of ai h Low tation Weather a 65 .00 Cloudy Clear Clear Clear Cloudy Cloudy

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Stations

| Wheattield Rochester Mt Lafayet 3 EAmindEe City. vincennes Paoli ..... Ft. Wayne Indianapolis .... 89 Terre Haute Evansville

LOCAL PRODUCE

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Leghorn hehs: 2 17¢c; colored springers, 22 Ms. and up. 16¢; Leghorn broilers 1bs, and over 13¢; H Hng cnikens, $e and over, 13c¢; old roosters, 6c. No. 1 strictly fresh country-run us S8ES tlc; (each full case must weigh 8. gross; a net deduction of 15¢ for oh full case under 55 lbs, will be made), Butter—No. 1, ®% No. 2. 24%@ 25¢; butterfat, No. 2, 18c. (Prices aed’ by “Wadiey Co.)

FOOD PRICES

ICAGO, June 19 (U. P).— Mie To Spyvs, bushel, $1. 35@ 1.40. Appel

Heavy breed hens,

and ov oy

Bre}

1 i case by Anson C. Thomas,

BUSINESS BRIEFS

Times Special NEW YORK, June 19—With présent capacity ranging between 250,000 and 350,000 cars, according to whose figures one takes, the freight car builders are still suffering from over-capacity, the Standard Statistics Co. said today.

Electrical appliances show substantial gains in May over 1938, with refrigerators up 55 per cent, according to reports to Electrical World from the field. While business in some sections is spotty, favorable sales reports predominate for many lines. Prospects for a business upturn in the fall are bright, a survey of manufacturers reveals.

Textile production during the first five months of the current year was nearly 50 per cent greater than that for the corresponding period of last year according to Textile World's index of mill activity. The 1939 index was 41 per cent above the 1938 figure, and 14 = cent higher than the first five months of an assumed ‘“normal”

year. Activity in the wool branch of the industry made the greatest percentage gain, rayon next, cotton next, and silk least of all.

Times Special NEW YORK, June 19.-— Sales of Diesel engines so far this year have shown a very sharp increase, a survey by La Rue Applegate showed today. In the first quarter sales totaled 650,000 horsepower, a jump of 75 per cent as compared with roughly 375,000 horsepower in the corresponding months of last year. Trade reports indicate that April and May volume was equally good, with sales of some companies more than double the corresponding months of last year.

PITTSBURGH, June 19 (U. P). —A technical glass for the auto industry will be established at Detroit by the Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.. president H. S. Wherrett announced today. The advisory office will be under the direction of J. Hervey Sherts, who, as former technical administrator for the company, has devoted much time to the development of safety glass that has come into general use on autos.

CONTINUE FIGHT FOR

PUBLIC UTILITY TAX

CRAWFORDSVILLE, Ind, June 19 (U. P.).—An appeal testing the validity of a 1939 law excluding municipally-owned utilities from

ev. | State and county taxation will be lcarried to the Indiana Supreme

Court, Montgomery County officials said today. Constitutionality of the act was upheld in Circuit Court here by Judge Edgar A. Rice. Judge Rice issued a restraining order to prohibit Montgomery County Treasurer E. Grady Chadwick from collecting 1938 taxes on the city’s electric plant. The city had asked for the order. Mr. Chadwick was joined in the a taxpayer and official of the Farm Bureau Federation, and they both said the case would be appealed. Judge Rioe'’s ruling affects 304 municipally-owned utility plants in 238 cities and towns.

DAILY PRICE INDEX

NEW YORK, June 19 (U. P).— Dun & Bradstreet's daily weighted price index of 30 basic commodities (1930-32 equals 100): Friday sasesiseeassanines: 106.04 Week ago .. 106.36 Month ago ... 106.64 Year ago veesees 105.50 1639 high (May 26) seeensess 108.02

FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK, June 19 (U. P.).—Forejgn exchange irregular. Following are noon cable rates on major currencies: ra . Exch. Cable Rate England (pound) ....4.68'4 1-18 Canada (dollar) bord 5 - -32 4.00 3-64 —.0000'%

France (Franc) 5 .05263%a +.000034

sb Es b OLR RELA trate Neer

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Pics

ON THE

TONIGHT

6:00—Al1 Pearce, WIRE. 6:00—~Andre Kostelanetz, WFBM. 6:30—Margaret Speaks, WIRE, 7:00—Radio Theater, WFBM. 8:00—-Guy Lombardo, WFBM. 8:30—Eddie Cantor, WFBM.

§ ——— Fred Waring, the long-time-no-seé man, comes back to the big city tonight with his arms and band full of gifts. Just by way of good old-fashioned plug, tonight he’s introducing ‘a tune by the radio editor of the New York Daily Mirror, Nick Kenny. Fred carries a staff of more than 70 instrumentalists and vocalists in addition to about 10 arrangers and other members of the production staff. The program airs week nights except. Wednesday and Saturday at 9 p. m, NBC-WIRE. 2 ” ” Certainly not very close on the heels of the comic feuds like those between Ben Bernie and Walter Winchell, and Jack Benny and Fred Allen, comes the news that a number of daytime announcers are going to cook up a few, just to keep up interest. All we've got to say is: It'd better be funny. Peter Grant, Roosevelt-voiced WLW newcaster, has a nice little battle going between himself and Rene Canizares, announcer at CMQ, Havana. Mr. Grant claimed a broadcasting speed of 2600 words a minute. A Cuban radio magazine said that was small stuff, since their Senor Canizares could go at a similar rate in Spanish. Because of the greater number of syllables, they asserted, the Cuban was in fact, faster. Now it remains with the linguists. Is there any basis to this claim? 2 ” = The Order of Adventurers meets again tonight at the revered chair of Marco Polo. This Marco Polo

RADIO

be on the up and up. NBC claims a Dutch trader brought it from Venice in 1753. States about 80 years ago and NBC borrowed it from the present owners. Capt. Richard St. Barbe Baker of the British Army will be the honored guest at 6 o'clock, NBCBlue. He's the man who originated the idea for CCC camps. He also induced the primitive Giguyu tribesmen in Equatorial Africa to plant nine million trees as a soil conservation project.

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