Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 August 1939 — Page 15

“157025 CENTS

Selling forced stock prices down].

170 “TOP OF 36

Vealers and Lambs Both Show Losses Ranging To 50 Gents,

" Hog prices rebounded in to 25 cents from the lows at Indianapolis today, with most of the recovery in

lightweights, according to the Agricultural Marketing Service. The top price, quoted on 220 to 230-pounders, rose to $6. Weights 160 pounds and over were 15 cents

higher while lighter weights gained 25 cents.

Vealers were steady to 50 cents lower, with the top price at $10. Spring lambs were down 50 cents with an $8.75 op.

Aur. Top Rept: Dts. |ANE I vars a2 dios 1d it 12 .... 610 1200] 1

“Barrows and Gilts Good and

Top Rcepts. 96.00 8259 . 5.85 8344 . 6.00 5514 JPacking Sows | d Cholce—

0 4.50 4.30 a

. 4.30- 4.65 & I- 4.50

Staughter ¥ s dium and ie

255 2500 250-500" "3.504.385 4.65- 4.90) “90- 120. -

edi 160- 200. 5.25- 5.75) Slaughter Cattle and Vealers 1327)

. Bulls Steers | earlings excluded) eof —

Co Good 00 $ 3 50-10. 2 Sausage 50-10. G

ood. . 5 00- 10:0 Medium.

9.00- 5.78) Cutter and commen .50] All Weighteo 251 G to .25{ choice’ .$ 8.50-10.00

:00! Com: medium. 7.00- 8.00 5.00- 7.00

alves (Receipts, 501) eeder, Stocker Cattle Steers oice— 500- 800 $ 8.75- 9.50 800-1050. 8.75- 9.25

8.00- 9.00 8.00- 8.75

7.25- 8.25 6.50- 7.50 | A OWS

6.00- e 5.50- 6.5

1300-1500.

Medium— 750- 900 1100-1300. MOD == 950-1100.

3 8.50; .25- 8.25

6,00- 7.25]

Heifers

Choice— 750- 900 $ 9.25- 9.75

8.50- 9.25 d 7.50- 8.50] 500Common— 500- 900 6.00- 7.50 Cows . $6. 25 6. Lip

% -$ 5.25- 6.00

Calves (hehersy : 290 dow down $ 8.75-10.00

Ww cutter)... 3.75- 4.75] 500 down 7.50- 8.75 SHEEP AND LAMBS (Receipts, 2014) Spring Lambs

Good and choice Medium and good Common .

- 8. 5.00: 6.50

2.75- 3.25 2.00- 2.75

CHICAGO LIVESTOCK |&:

Hogs— Receipts, 8000; strong to :0 cents

Ewes (on sh asi Gaod and choice Sn bain

higher opening: closed solive, mostly 10@ |B

15 cents SEs top. $6.2 ulk good and choice 180-240 ibs. $5 Soe 20: most 240270 lbs., [email protected]; 270-300 ibs.. $5.15 @ 3.70: few 300-400, 1bs., $4. S0@s. 15: bulk 270300 1b. sows, [email protected]; a few to $5: 300360 1bs., $4. Sse. 70; 360 1bs. up. $3.2°@4.35. Sheep — Receipts, 5000; late Tuesday spring lambs ee earlings, 15@25 ay lower; sheep steady: native spring ars: [email protected]: top $9: westerns, $8.508.90: medium to good yearlings, $6. 50@7: today’s trade spring lambs mostly 25 cents lower; vearlings decidedly slow: bids/ off more; sheep steady to weak: bulk spring lambs to packer [email protected]: two doubles merely good 88 1b. rangers $8.50 ) Straht: few native cimigner ewes, [email protected]. Cattle—Recei 10,000: calves 1000; light yearling Der scarce, steady to shade lower: liberal supply medium weight and heavies available; undertone weak with little done early except

on most bids 10@25 cents E

: early top 1343-1b. bullocks, $10: earlings, $9.65; several loads little cattle; @9.50: heifer yearlings steady early at .15@$9.50: ccws steady: bulls steady to

3.00; vealers weak. generally $10.50 down: tockers and feeders steady.

OTHER LIVESTOCK

CINCINNATI. Aug. 16 (U. P.).—Hogs— Receipts. salable. 2300; total, 2800; holdover. 190. Active. 15s higher. sows steady to strong: top. $6; 100-140 1bs.. $3. [email protected]. Most good packing sows, a RseIY salable. 350: bom 650. Calves—Salable. 300: total, 300. Rather slow. Hehtweisht vearlings and most fed heifers about steady. Best finished ‘heifers, @20c lower, cows and bulls steady. Small lot 800-850-1b. mixed Jeenines. $2.75@10: load heavy steers. Ie 28 bulk cecmmon and edium steers. [email protected]; common! and um grassers, 125008 65: part [load ned b fed heifers. $9.65. canners and cut5: common and medium COWS, $3 down: practical $6 down; fppealers, | ¢ Sheep—Receipts, salable, 200; Sa 11400. k t good trucked. in

higher. Common and medium, s6@s: eulls, $5.50@4.

LAFAYETTE, Ind.. arket 15@20c higher;

.60; 200-250 .1b 0; -325 1bs., [email protected]; pigs, down; roughs $4.50 down. (Calve 2596 9.50; lambs, $8. =» Sows,

PT. WAYNE, ogs—10 cents nigher: 3 00-220 1 1bs., $5. hf) 60 60:

ANE od AL P.). 16! 200 1 $5 4 @>s. Ibs:

90; 250-280

ANE A P.) 6-240 $5. go: 180-200 1lbs., $5.60; 240 260-280 ee ' $5.50: 280-300-325 1bs., $4.85; 325330 1bs., $5. 50; 140-160 .85; 1 $4.60; 100-120 1bs., $4.35; roughs, $4; en $3; calves, 89. 50; lambs, $8.

FOOD PRICES

16 (U. ) u.,

bu., $2 square cra Onion

ites a Silinots Ht eows. 65c.

Regular $5 TREO Permanent Wave ......

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By United Press

NEW YORK, Aug. 16 (U. P).—

fractions to more than 3 points in a moderately active session today. Prices- slipped rather severely on small offerings. Sales for the first four ‘hours ran behind the corresponding period yesterday when a rally was in progress. Bonds also pursued a lower trend. U. 8S. Governments had losses ranging to 9-23 point. Foreign exchange rates generally were steady. Gold held unchanged in the London market. Commodities were mixed. ‘The stock list opened fractions to more than: a point lower in line with softness in American shares in London and then about doubled the losses in forenoon trade. After a brief period of steadiness in midsession the declines were extended mildly. Near the close, however, some covering lifted the list from the extreme bottoms. Some issiies came back a point and more.

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“30 INDUSTRIALS

Today

Week BLO <cocvcsssocsnssinae 189.75 Month ‘880 cicoccoceesssses. 142.64 Year ago: ou . High 1989, 154.88; low. eras High 1938, 158.41; low, 98.95. . . 20 RAILROADS 28.66 28.56 20.14

Yesterday ..ococosesoocscacs: Week ago cto ett seis trans ies Month 880 «ccceceevesssanne Year ago High 1939, 34.33; low, 24.14. High, 1938, 83.98; low, 19.00. ; 15 UTILITIES Today cress eivey saioesrnanss Yesterday Week 380 cocccocssoscncosns, ‘Month ago es00egsssesesnces Year ago High 1939, 27.10; low, 20.71. High 1938, 25.19; low, 15.14.

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: CHICAGO, Aug. 16 (U. P)— Wheat advanced fractions to a cent on the Chicago Board of Trade today under the stimulus of a strong

European ‘political news. At the close wheat was up % to 1 cent, September 66@65%; corn was up % to 5% cent, September 43% @43%, and oats were 1% to % cent higher, September 29, bid. : ‘Opening quotations in wheat were ‘about steady. Reports of increased tension over the Polish-

|German dispute stimulated some |ium

nervous short covering, the further speculative demand was encouraged by gains of a cent at Winnipeg. Local interests were good buyers of September wheat in the local pit, and some of the demand was credited ‘to shipping interests. Corn futures were easier in early |B? trading, but scored a strong -recovery in sympathy with wheat. 2 oy Soisiered gains ranging to on early bu b - ing interests. 7 buying By Pack

CHICAGO GRAIN

RANGE a heat High Low Sete xa ues 3.86% 84: a a sath Mey i; ssw svn 8 64% ‘Corn— 42%

Sept, secesenas Wea 41%

May ......as ‘Oats 2% : 29% |

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LOCAL GRAIN

* CASH

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red, RO Cash corn,

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2 vellow, 45c. LIVERPOOL WHEAT 3m 0 53% 53% Ya 56% .56%% 156% WINNIPEG WHEAT

High Low Close 83% $ 50% $ 31% $ %30%

52% 56% 55% 56% 55%

December’ .. 3 22 May

Corn and Wheat Region : Official Weather

—Aug. 16, 1939— Precipi- State of High Low tation Re . 88 ... 88 19% 93

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U.S. STATEMENT

A MaTON. SAE 186 (OU ).=Governmen and SALLIE “for the Th fison at through Aug. 14, comvared with ‘a year ago: This Year Last ¥ BXDenses. $1,201, 74 834.48 y 566 582,484.00

1, .9 37.362,601,076.61 13, 042. To .887.40 ,0886.01

INDIANAPOLIS CLEARING HOUSE

ee 163,000 realise sane aeata vs + ¥552.000

FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK, Aug. 18 (U. P.).—Following are’ noon cable rates on major eyrre ©

Cable Ral Rates : rate) 4, oa 18 . 1.00

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DAILY PRICE INDEX

NEW YORK, Aug. 16 (U. P). —

Prev. Dun & Bradstreet’s daily weighted

price index of 30 basic commodities, compiled for United Press (1930-32 average equals 100): Today. .........c..0cih0se ea 102.14 Yesterday ......s..0000000.:. 10224 WEEK 880 .veeerssseverosess. 10245

MONth 880 ...cvvvevevnveesss 103.20

Year ago

{1039 High (May 26).......... 108.02

1939 Low (July 24). 101.40

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SELECTED BY FSCC

| Pimes Special WASHINGTON, Aug. 16.— The Department of Agriculture has announced the appointment of Paul H. Jordan of Lincoln, Neb. as Assistant Regional Director of the Federal Surplus. Commodities Corp. to be in charge of the Food Stamp Plane in the Middle West.

EXCHAN IGE SEAT SOLD

NEW YORK, Aug. 16 (U. P).—A membership on the New York Cotton Exchange was sold today for $7300, up $100 from the last previ-

79.35 out sale,

LOCAL PRODUCE

Hesvy breed hens, -12c; Leghorn hens, sc: arred znd White Rock SR IGErS 2%, Ibs. and overs, 12c; colored springers, 2% ibs, and up 1c; Leghorn broilers. 2 ibs. and over, 10c; spring chickens, 2 lbs. and over. 13c; old rooste No. 1 strictly frost, country Ay 1, Shes . ile; exch full case must eigh bs. gross; a net deduction of isc. for hh full oa Ren. P = i We 2, 24%2@ utter—No. 1. (H 0. v2 35¢; Duffertst~No. 1, 20c; No. 2. 18c. (Prices quoted bv Wadley Co.) vee

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