Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 August 1939 — Page 7

; STILL FURTHER IN TRADE HERE

fries Range to 25 Cents: Most of Decline Lightweights.

. Hog Prices weakened - Still further at Indianapolis today, the top price pushing to a new five-year low of

$6.85, quoted on 210 to 220-pounders, according to the Agricultural Marketing Service. Prices in the market were steady to 25 cents lower with most of the reduction in light weights. Weights 260 pounds and above were steady. : Vealers were steady at a top price of $10.50, while spring lambs were strong to 25 cents higher with a top price of $9.25. Te Repts.

8259 5.85 83144

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‘Barrows and Gilts ood and

0. 3.75- 4. Slaughter Pigs 0|Medium and Good— | 250- 500. 3.50- 4.75 90- 120. 4.35- 4.60

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5.75] Cattle and Vealers (Receipts, ©2847) :

Bi Steers FXearlings excluded) Good Sa Bysagg--Goo . a. ter and Sommen. 4.75- 5.50

ers an 1 Weights— * Shoice 8 3 9.00-10.50

0] Com: ‘medium. - a8 9.00

$ 9:50-10.00 9.50-10.00 9.50-10.25 9.00- 9.75

6.00- 6.

1500-1500. Ae od— - 900 1800-1100 1100-1300 4300-1500.

Medium 1100-1300 h Ccmmon— 7130-1100. 6.00- 7.25]

.50- 7.00 Calve (Receipts, *267) der, Stocker ‘Cattle Steers Choi

500-- 800 $ 8.75- 9.50 Joo 050. 8.75- 9.25

500- 800. 8.00- 9.00

Heifers

9.75 9.25 8.50 7.50

lee 900 U=- - Good— $ 9.25 750- 900 8.50Medium— 500- 900 17.50cmmon— 500- 900 6.00‘Cows 6.25- 6. M Sn: - 3 5.50- 8B Cutter and

common 4.50- 5.50 Canner.

& choic 500 down S 5 °25- 9.25 5| Medium 500 down 8.00- 9.25 ‘Calves (heifers) 500 Sown $ 8.75-10.00

Med . cutter) .. 3.75- 4.75 360 a 7.50- 8.75 SHEEP AND LAMBS a Seeipls, 2200) Spring L Good and choice Medium and good . Common

Ew Cood and i (on shorn basis)

-Common and medium is : 305. 3%

.. 2.00- 2.75

x Y a 1 CHICAGO LI LIVESTOCK Hogs—Receipts, 11,000: butchers 410 1bs., barely steady with Monday; Se 2nd sows steady to strong; top, $6.15: bulk good and choice 180-240 1bs., $5.85@6. 10; most 240-270 1lbs., $5.45@6; 270-300 Ibs. [email protected]; 300-360 1bs., scarce, mostly $4.40@5; bulk 270-300 1b. sows, $4.45@4. 15. most S00. 90 ibs., [email protected]; 3€0 lbs. up,

$3.710@ 4 Shee 24.2 — Receipts, 4000; late spring lambs phd yearling’ stron oda higher; top, $9.15; bulk natives, $o down Vy Rood yearlings $6. S0@T; toy's ambs an earlin slow, mostly 15@ poe lower; ative ph lambs, [email protected]; top, $9: nothing done on Western springers; medium to good Western yearlings, $7; ‘sheep about steady; few native slaughter’ ewes, [email protected]. . Catas—Recalnis, 8000; calves, 1200; medium Velen t and heavy steers, slow; not enough “done early to make a market; Tumerous bids 15@25¢ lower; light yearling steers and heifers about steady at $9@ 9.65: medium weight steers, $9. 75. with few loads held $10 upward; beef cows about Steady; canners and cutters strong, bulls trong io Weak mm al $6.00 Sown, vealers mostly 0 down; w selects, $10.75; stockers ekers and feeders ey

OTHER LIVESTOCK

- . CINCINNATI, A Salable, 3500: 3 Weights under 2 to 25 cents lower. sous, steady; t 100- -140 1bs., 375; Cat —Salable, Steady, Ccdd

5 (U. —Hogs— 3650; hoidover; “0. 75 1bs., unevenly. 5 cen Weightier butchers eis RSE .85; 225-250 1bs., $5.75; smooth lightwei hts To ile = se attle—Salable, 600; total, 900. Calves 500. Generally

others uneven ers even, stea dy. weak, head good to ‘choice Vos0o - sarling steers, 32 B10; truc ® a "soo z & X common and * dium, [email protected]; short loag hott b $8.75-6.50; b ers. $9.30; canners good sausage emt: strong.

0-1b

ers, $6.25; 2 e higher. Sheep—Salable, -1500; total, ‘1500. - erally steady. Good and choice, sean 8.25; strictly choice ewes and wet wet ers absent: common and mealum, os 85.50 .down to around - FT. WAYNE, Ind, Aug. 15 Yt Hogs—Market irregular; 200-220 0 The. ts 60; 180-2 90 Ibs.. $5.50: 160-180 lbs., $5.40: 220af iif 24 fo 380 Jb 00s Toe 220

100-120

1bs., Troughs, $4; an 3 Calves, bs

$10. Lambs, $2.

. WASHINGTON, Aug. 15 (U. P.).—Govmen, a Denses fro ily i the vear 0 pared with a year ago or Ye

Gold Res. .16, 281, 479, 105. 30 13.040, 180,078. 09 Customs .. 6,865,295.66 34,270,280.

INDIANAPOLIS CLEARING HOUSE Llearings

LOCAL PRODUCE

Ga10evy breed hens. 12c; Leghorn hens, s. and pyer, 12¢; colored er 22 lbs. and up, lic; Leghorn. broilers 1bs. and over, 10c; -spring chickens, 2 The and ven 13¢; old. raoste Th o. stric resh count run gS: 1ic; each 1 5 care must igh 55 36s gross tion of 15 cents for each full case under 55 Ibs. will be made). utter—No. 1, 26% @27c; No. 2, 24%@ Butterfat—No. i. 20c; 18c. (Prices Quoted by Wadley Co.)

Up to $2.49 swimsurs 7 |

MILLER-WOHL CO. 45 E. Wash. St. RL 2230 Accordion $ Instruction INDIANA MUSIC ¢O. 115 E. Ohio St. ' LI. 4088

23c¢.

Per Lesson

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EYESIGHT FOR AN FXAMINATION . . WEARING YOUR GLASSES.

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WHEEL CHAIRS Why buy one? Rent one at HAAG’S ALL-NIGHT DRUG STORE 22nd and Meridian

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NEW YORK, Aug. 15 (U. P).— Stocks advanced today for :the fourth consecutive session and at the highs the market had regained more than 60.per cent of the recent decline. Automobile and steel issues led the advance which began at the opening. All groups participated although there were individual exceptions. Some of the oils declined on the unsettled conditions in that industry. R. H. Macy made-a new low.in an otherwise firm mercantile group. -Demand for the motors was stimulated by the favorable Chrysler report for the second quarter, released after the close yesterday. Chrysler réached’ 84, up 23% points; General Motors 48%, up 1. Part of these gains was retained. U. S. Steel touched 50, up 1%; Bethlehem 62%, up 1%, and Republic 173%, up 3%. The gains were shaded by profit-taking. Coppers showed gains ranging to 2 points in| En American smelting. Utilities met a moderate demand. A. T. & T. jumped 3 points and held the gain.

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Yesterday ‘Week ago “sussvseras ‘Month ago Sareea ss vey: Year ARO ...vvterroevasessss 188.44 High, 1939, 154.85: low, 121.44. High, 1938. 158.41; low, 98.95.

: 2 RAILROADS Yesterday o....ccoecnnsnnsess 28.56 Week 280 ...ccvvesnas Month ago Year BED ~rc0 vs ive rrnnnsvines 39.96 : High, 19389, 84.33; law, 24.14; High, 1938, 33.98; low, 19.00. 135 UTILITIES Yesterday seises arrears 96.6% Week AZ0 ..csevassessesccess 26.55 Month 280 ....cecenedincssa. 25.57 Year ago ........ceq0000... 10.80 High, 1939, 27.10; low, 20.71. High, 1938. 25.19; low, 15.14.

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INCORPORATIONS

Big Bend Collieries. Ine. Yo N. ah st.. Lafayette: agent, Thom W. Munger, 3 K, 5000 es no par ; general coal busines homas F. n. D. Emmett Ferguson, Herman M.

Messing. 104 W. Smith

ing & Co.. Ralph Ever-

Kerkl Inc., Ave. Bloomington: loomington; stock,

agent, ma h 8t., 500° shares Ay $100 par value; manufacturing. selling and promotink new products; Ra Everman, Frank Everman, C. "A erkling.

Farmers State Bank of Walkerton; gis» so

Arrow Drug Co.. Inc. Anderson: chan of agent to Walter M. Robinson, 930 6th St., Anderson. Elkhart Commercial Finance Corp. change of agent to Robert E. Proctor, ot Monger Bldg., 127-131 W. Franklin St., art.

The Riess Mfg. Co.. 315 8S. Union Ste Kokomo: articles of reorganization; 8 en Ray Plummer, same address; stock, 306 shares preferred of $10 Jer value, ind '30,000 shares common of $2 par vi Blauners’ Affiliated Stores, Hus ve York corporation: admitte 5 to Operate a ready-to-wear p2rrare Stores: 3geut. Leo C. Wars. 914 Calhoun

Se r wh ent Mf Co., Illinois ation; admitted to do Bishusss in haa ant. Philip Klaus Sas) Jefl arson, c-0 Hobby

Ft. 2; ment 4Ene supplies ior estasranis squpms r

Dermatol Chemical Co., Toi A lis; Fade marks of the words :Cala- Corn as trade joarks § in Indiana; class 6 City Delivery, Inc., 3464 Graceland Ave. Indianapolis; agent, Herbert T. Grouns, same address: stock, 1000 shar ares ne par value; collecting and ‘delivering parcels ‘and various kinds property: Herbert T. Grouns, John My Grubb, M. M. Talley.

by May

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| FROM WHEAT IN

Corn Prices Display Lowery: Trend After Opening s About Steady.

row range around previous closing levels in slow cago Board of Trade today. Ta offerings near the close turned prices fractionally lower, and at the close wheat was off 14 to % cent, September 647% @65c. Corn was off 2 to 3 cent, September, 42% @427%, and oats were un-

ber, 283c. Scattered commission house buying gave: the wheat market a -firm undertone in early trading, but the demand was insufficient to maintain fractional creased in [late dealings. General interest in the market was light. There was little in the news of ¢ a constructive nature.

Liverpool, which closed 3: cent higher to 3% cent lower.

in light trading, after opening about steady. Vessel space was reported chartered here to move 75,000 bushels of wheat to Buffalo.

CHICAGO | GRAIN i RANGE Sept. +.eeees.$ .6 Eh Jr

84% $ seresnse 08% 84% 65% .647%

Wheat— Close

Close N Yi 84% 65

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$5. 01; “loose, $4.95a; deat 354 05: nails $5.

Bid. n Nominal,

LOCAL GRAIN

CASH

Wheat ~Msrket, easy; loads; No. 1 623; 61% @62%c: No. hard. 3 @61%c. ce 2.5 oe carloads; No. 1 39? A c; No. 3 Ton, 37, @38%%c; No. 4 - low, 36%.@37Vsc; whi corn 10@llc over yellow; mixed corn % ane under yellow. Sats Market easy: receipts, 8 carloads; white, 27% @28%¢; No. 3 white, 262 Fe E

receipts,

WAGON WHEAT

Indianapolis lis gain ¢ elevators are paying for No. 1 8c; other grades on their merits. Cann corn, new No. 2 yellow, 45c¢. Oats, 29c.

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33% 56%

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.55 LOCAL ISSUES

The Jollowing ng guoctations by the Indianapolis B Corp. do sent Sony sa offerings, indicate the approximate mar buying and selling “quotations of recent: tranactions.

December May

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DAILY PRICE INDEX

NEW YORK, Aug. 15 (U.P).— Dun & Bradstreet’s Daily weighed price index of 30 basic commodities, (193032 average equals 100): Yesterday 00000000000 0000000 | Week ago 2000000000000 000000 * | Month ABO sovvessscsssscccce Year EERE RE REAR N EARN RE 1939 high (May 26).ceccssess 108.02 1939 low (July 28) eeesensanes 101.40

FOOD PRICES

CAGO, Au 15 (U. P.).—Apples— Michigan Veale, Rg oe R90. weet oes—Tenn vi - ach Michigan.” crates $1. Tasds. Spi in

ach—Michi 5 Tomatoe. Micnigan bas kets, 15 300,

102.29 102.11 102.76 102.99

ag square a 35 0c. Beas 52.0! 1.20; Rents Collected 7 Repairs Supervised

fower-Cotora k crates, $1.15 15 ca Fa SR JE Yi Wisconsin Yo Ye! ows, 65@10¢c , (Inaesiment Property ‘BANKERS TRUST CO. MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP.

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CHICAGO, Aug. 15 (U, PJ. —|S Wheat continued to move in a nar-|Ea G

trading on the Chi- | El

changed to % cent lower, Septem- | 2a

No Outside mar- | kets were generally steady, except:

Corn prices showed a lower trend |S

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