Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 September 1939 — Page 12

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TUESDAY, SEPT. 12, 1939

STOCKS REGAIN PART OF LOSSES AT MID-SESSION |

Long String of Rail Shares Advance: Sugar Weak: | Grain Lower.

NEW YORK, Sept. 12 A mid-session spurt in rails and] utilities brought : general recovery into the stock market today after| | war-babies had been driven down to! losses ranging to more than 6 ponits under a wave profittaking. Long strings of leading rail shares advanced. N. Y. Central was especially active and gained almost a point to 197%. Utilities pushed up a point and more from early lows with major fractional

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Bethlehem Recovers

Bethlehem, which had fallen to] & 9215, came back to 961:, off 25%, and U. S. Steel jumped more than 2 points from its low to minor fractional loss at 77° Motor shares all but wiped out earlier losses ranging to wore than a point and coppers also ‘cut down their losses which had extended to more than 2 points at noon. Sugars remained weak extending to more than Rubber shares moved higher Trading again taxed mechanical facilities of the Exchange. Tickers ran late on the aftermoon recovery after running late during most of the initial hour when blocks ranging | to 13,000 shares poured out on the tape. | Wheat Prices Dip

Wheat slumped as much as 3 cents a bushel on the Chicago Board of Trade before late buying erased oart| of the loss. All North American| wheat markets were lower weakness in stocks. At the close Chicago wheat was off 112 to 235 cents, September 811: to 813%, corn was off 1's to 13 cents, September 56, and oats were 14 cent higher to 3: cent lower, Sep-

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NOW AHEAD OF 1938

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[HOGS REBOUND 90 CENTS HERE 10 ‘TOP’ OF $8

Sheep Prices Decline 25 to 50 Cents With Top at $9.50 Here.

Hog prices rose 50 cents in trading at Indianapolis today, according to the Agricultural Marketing Service. Top price was $8, paid on 220 to 240-pounders. Vealers remained steady with yesterday’s prices, while fat lambs were 25 to 50 cents lower with most sales at $9.50 down. A few choice offer-

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Medium — cutter) 5.25' 500 down 8.00- 9.00 SHEEP AND LAMBS (Receipts, 2162)

Spring Lambs Good and medium Medium and choice Common

Cuter and common 6.50- 7 Canner 5.25-

Ewes (on shorn basis)

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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

Hogs—Receipts, 8000; opened mostly 25¢ higher than Monday's average: closing 15 | 25¢_ higher; top, $8.10 sparingly, bulk good | and choice 180- ea 1bs., 87.758; 240- 270 Ibs. | $7.60 7.90; 270-330 Ibs. $7.40@ 7.7 few | 330- 400’ Ibs. $7@17 50; most 270-330-1b. sows, | $74 7.35; 330-400 Ibs., $6.75@ 7.10; very few | weighty sows under $6.50. Cattle—Receipts, 5500; calves. 1200; fed steers and yearlings unevenly higher; strictly good and choice long vearlings and weighty steers 25@40c up; others strong to 25c¢ higher: stockers and feeders comprsied about 200 head Montanas and steer supply selling 25c¢ higher on country account: top fed steers, $11.25: both weighty bullocks and light heifers up to that price: largely [email protected] steer trade: most stockers selling at $9/@10 on to choice gfferings with medium to good kinds, [email protected]; weighty feeders [email protected]; fed A, firm; cows, strong. most fat cows, [email protected] with weighty canners and cutweighty sausage bulls up vealers steady at $10.50% 11.50, few $12.

Sheep Receipts, 4000: late Monday spring lambs closed fully 40@50c lower: bulk native and Western spring lambs, $9.50 9.85: best natives, $9.90; top West-

ters, [email protected]; to $7.65, steady:

ems, $10: medium and good vearlings, $7@ | 8;

slaughter ewes, $2.65@ 4. todav's trade | spring lambs weak to 15c and more lower: bulk natives to packers. $9.55 down: limnumbers, $9.75. top. $9.85 to Small merely good holdover Weste $9.25: medium to good vearlings, $7. 50018: | steadv to weak: native slaughter, 2.50@4. according to to kind.

| OTHER LIVESTOCK

CINCINNATI, Sept. 12 (U, P.).—Ho Receipts, salable Pioo: total. 2400; overs. 130: active weights above 160 50¢ Righer [Eh veights, $8: 250-2 bs.. $7.75: 100 7: most (UR packing SOWS Cattle—Receipts, salable \ Calves—Receipts salable. 600; total. 600. general undertone firm. some sales vearlings and weifers strong to shade higher: cows. firm: bulls. about steady: nackage lot about 1225 1b. fed steers, $10: most pirering merely medium to good, $8.25@ 8.7 few mixed yearlings. 88.75 9.50: baby beef tvpe, $9.85@10. bulk comand heifers, £6.50 beef cows mainly $6@ 6.75; strictly 1d scarce: canners and cutters mainly $4@ 5.75: top bulls, $7.25: vealers, $1 low er: top. $11: good and choice $10@ 11. Sheep—Receints salable, 1000: total, 1550. Spring lambs fully 50c lower. instances on comon and medium grades. 75¢c@ $1 lower: mostly choice trucked-in nearby spring $9.50@10: strictly choice

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LOCAL BUSINESS

Improved business conditions in Indiana are reflected in a reduction of relief activity, according to a survey by the State Department of Public Welfare released today. With June factory payrolls at their highest level since November, 1937, WPA employment has been decreased without a corresponding rise in relief payments by county trustees, the survey reveals. The survey points out, however, that applications for old age assistance have leveled off at about 1600 a month. These payments, the department says, are not affected by industrial employment,

Salescrafters Hear Maxwell Droke

Speaking on “17 Things People Won't Do,” Maxwell Droke, local publisher and advertising counciler last night addressed members of the Salescrafters Club of Indianapolis at their annual outing at the Bowes Cave. The American people are surprisingly indifferent even in matters affecting their welfare, he said, and have to be prodded into activity. Games and a buffet supper were held before the evening meeting.

‘13 Houses, 3 Lots Sold On North Side

Members of the North Side Realtors yesterday reported 13 houses and three lots were sold and four building jobs contracted for during the week at their weekly luncheon at the Canary Cottage.

Two Cleaning Firms Are Consolidated

The J. D. Eastman Co. cleaning firm, has taken over the Sunshine Cleaners, Inc, and will move into the latter's plant at 3805 E. Washington St., it was announced today. Officers of the new firm are: Walter H. Montgomery, president; Wallace L. Shilling, secretary-treasurer and general manager; Roscoe Stovall, production manager, and Gerald E. Woods, sales manager.

Advertising Firm Selects Office Site

Executive offices and distribution | centers of the Ferrel Merchandisers,

... | Inc., will be established at 528-534 S.

Meridian St. Paul O. Ferrell, president, announced today. A sales and advertising conference was held by the recently formed organization yesterday at the Indianapolis Athletic Club where an extensive newspaper advertising campaign was outlined.

HEAVY ENGINEERING ACTIVITY AT NEW TOP

NEW YORK, Sept. 12 (U. P.).— Heavy engineering construction ac-

| tivity in August boomed to a new

| high for the month since 1929, Engineering News-Record said today, reporting total August awards at $311,222,000. This volume, recorded for a fiveweek month, contrasted with let- | tings of $181,469,000 in July, and $231,771,000 in August of last year, both four-week periods. The construction authority stated that August lettings averaged $62,244,000 weekly, or 27 per cent over .|the July average and 7 per cent

P- ahead of the weekly average for the y

1938 month. Total awards for the first eight months of this year, the publication | said, amounted to $2,049,915,000, or 16.3 per cent above the 1938 period. Public construction, $1,509,186,000, was 30 per cent over the 1938 level, | while private awards showed a 10 per cent decline at $540,729,000.

BUSINES AT A GLANCE

By UNITED PRESS

LOCAL UTILITY SEEKS PIPELINE FROM KENTUCKY

Natural Gas Would Lower Rates at Indianapolis, FPC Hears.

Times Special WASHINGTON, Sept. 12.—The Citizens Gas & Coke Utility of Indianapolis is a potential customer for 8,333,000 cubic feet of natural gas daily, it was testified before the Federal Power Commission today. The testimony came from President Albert Kalo of the General Gas Pipe Line Corp. Indianapolis,

which is seeking permission to construct a $4,500,000 gas pipeline from central Kentucky gas fields into central Indiana. Mr. Kalo told the FPC examiner that he had conferred with the Indianapolis Gas Utility management and gave them an estimated price on natural gas of 30 cents for 8,000,000 cubic feet a day and 28 cents for all over that amount. The 30 cent rate would provide cheaper gas than that now produced in their coal process plant, he declared. The daily average estimate for the gas utility in Indianapolis was platen by him at 8,333,000 cubic ee

Assets Listed

Assets so far were listed as 504 shares of stock outstanding at $1 per share, of which Mr, Kalo and his family have more than 50 per cent, he said. Acreage and gas leases in Kentucky also were listed. While the pipeline would extend under the Ohio River from the natural gas fields in Hart County, Kentucky, to a terminus in Hamilton County, Indiana, supply lines would meet it in Floyd, Clark, Scott, Jennings, Decatur, Rush, Hancock and Marion Counties, Mr. Kalo testified. These would be built by customers seeking the gas to be supplied at wholesale rates ranging from 33 cents down to 26 cents per 1000 cubic feet, he explained. Letters were introduced from industries interested in the proposed pipelines but no contracts have been made with any of them, Mr. Kalo declared.

Allison Co. Included

The list included the Allison Engineering Co. and Electric Steel Castings Co, Speedway City; Continental Steel Corp, Indianapolis; Morgan Packing Co. and American Can Co., Austin; Colgate-Palmolive-Peet, Jeffersonville; Stokely Brothers packers, and Ajax Brewing Co. Mr. Kalo estimated a market at the outset of 12 million cubic feet per day and a peak of 43'4 million. ———————

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FT. WAYNE, nd. Hogs—55 cents higher: 200-220 1bhs., $7.70: 80 bs. 17.50: 0s. $7.45; 3 325-350 Ibs

Rub Ir G. Krueger Brewing Co. six months ended July 31 net profit $102,275 vs. net loss $72,960 year | ago. Union Premier Food Stores, Inc, four weeks ended Sept. 9 sales ‘2 $1819812 vs. $1,349,226 year ago, up [1 34.9 per cent; 36 weeks sales $15,816,5, § 194 vs. $11,782,786 year ago, up 34.2 RT hr SR per cent. foi BN, Line | Rb, sas, $1950 | "Universal Pictures Co, Ine, 39]: FI | RN Pe RT weeks ended July 29 profit $989,995

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Times Special DEARBORN, Mich, Sept. 12.— Managers and assistant managers | of the 34 U. S. branches of the Ford Leh & Coal Motor Co. will meet here tomorrow Loew's | RR a to inspect

the 1940 Ford, Mercury — 2 pn and Lincoln-Zephyr The following quotations by the Indian- Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry.

cars and to discuss next year's manufacturing INDIANA CORN CROP U. S. : BRITISH SUGAR and sales operations IMPORTS ADVANCE | apolis Bond & Share Corp. do not repre-| Co. week ended Sept. 9 carloadings ESTIMATE ROCKETS pctual price offerings. but merely | 19,089 vs. 20,116 previous week and NEW YORK, Sept. 12 (U. P.).—Ex-

The meeting will be in charge of J. R. Davis,| general sales manager | indicate the approximate market level : Poona on busing and selling quotations of 17.954 a year ago. DAILY PRICE INDEX| | ports of Cuban sugar to the United | Stocks Chicago & North Western Ry. Co. | WASHINGTON. | Kingdom in the week ended Sept. 3| auto mvest Corp week ended Sept. 9 carloadings 17,NEW YORK, Sept 12 (OU. PHY. —1] 1 x Sept. 12 (U. PD. amounted to 29.054 tons, an increase | Belt RR & Stk Cas com 238 VS. 19,206 previous week and Dun & Bradstreet’s daily weighted | —The Agriculture Department yes-| of 3487 per cent over the 810 tons| cent Ind Pow: 1° 13.377 year ago. price index of 30 basic commodities, | terday i 1939 corn produc- | similarly shipped in the correspond- |fome T&T Ft Wayne 1%. New York Central R. R. Co. (Incompiled for United Press: (1930- ion at 2,523,092,000 bushels, com. Ing 1938 period, according to sta-|ina Hydro Elec 1% pd cluding all leased lines) seven 32 average equals 100) th | tistics issued today by Lamborn Mich Elect months ended July 31 net loss Yesterday 115 50| bared with an August forecast of | & Co. $0.242920 vs. $19.636,506 year ago; Week ago 111.64 2,459,888.000 bushels and 1938 pro- | The heavy British takings lifted July net loss $163,854 vs. $2,088,100) L Month ago 102.24 duction of 2.542, 238,000 bushels. | total sugar exports for the period to year ago. Year ago .. . 10449 The Indiana estimate was up even > Jos Wi po aimast aguble he 1939 High (Sept. 6) 116.07 more than the national average. ons shipped in the wee r 1939 Low (July 24) 101.40 | The September forecast of 207.200... United States takings were 42,213 FOREIGN EXCHAN GE NEW YORK, Sept. 12 (U, P.).—Following are opening cable rates on major

1000 bushels for the Hoosier State against 38,213 tons last year. D> N _ Ss: FOOD I RICE S SUIENte Cable Rate, Net ll

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Kennecott Keystone PLANNING by Alice Waug “Even if anes never ‘builds a_home, the study of a subject so close to

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DRAWING FOR ADVERTISING, by James Gardner and Leonard Sharpe. “The dozens of small but vital con= ditions that make or at, the commercial value of a sketch

DEVELOPMENTS IN _ COMPANY VACATION PLANS, by National Industrial Conference Boar ‘Most popular are vacations staggered over a period of mon*hs and a gradual lengthening of vacation allowance on the basis of past serve ives

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LOCAL ISSUES vs. loss $753,107 year ago.

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A OF THE FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM. by E. W. Kemmerer. 11th Edition.

INTRODUCTION, TO MARINE INSURANCE, by Ww. G usage mong merchants time out of mind.’

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13¢: Leghorn hens, Italy (lira) 052 11c; Barred and White Rock Ry 2, Belgium (belga) .... 5 Ibs. and over, 13¢: colored springers, 2% Germany (mark). Jihquoted Ibs.. and up, 12¢; ‘Leghorn broilers, 3 Ibs. Switerlanzd (franc and over. 11¢; old roosters, Te. Holland (guilder) 0. 1 strictly fresh country run ergs, Sweden (krona) 14c, each full case must weigh 55 lbs Norway (krone) gross; a net deduction of 15¢ for each full Denmark (krone) case under 55 lbs. will be made Japan (yen) ... 3 @29 sc: No. 2. 27@ (All quotations nominal) 2, 200

(Prices quoted by Wadley Co.) U. S. STATEMENT

WAGON WHEAT Jndianapells grain elevators are paying WASHINGTON, Sept, 12 (U. P.).—Government expenses and receipts for the

fo 76¢: subject to market change: other grades on their merits. Cash curent fiscal year through Sept. 29 compared with a year a o

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[of 196,840,000 bushels and a 1938 | P) —Apples— | crop of 173,389,000 bushels. 50 0c. Sweet| Agriculture Secretary Henry A. Heavy breed hens, 14. Spinach | Wallace will determine within a Ad Buttersantan Gorn” and Besign. class | American Loan 3 a 81,..;; t we F\ y - y . { e 2 sor TOM un. | few days whether the prospective | 45: foods and ingredients of foods. | Crabbe Reynolds: Tavlos 5s 42. SL10@115, cel- | crop necessitates the proclamation |, Preferred Credits Inc. 5231 Hohman, Home T&T Et Wayne 57% 55. 357 60c a vlrats ._ | Ave, Hammon agent illiam E. ontz, | s . onion make of Jigs eng yilofes on corn this | 534 Lnieoin St.. a Gary, 2 250 shargs of $100 ] gd Asso 3 Bis ae Spanish year uotas wou e par value: small loan business illiam | Indpls Railway ne o Minnesota vel- Q v " ective Montz, William B. Kraft. Harry E. Folk Indpls Water 312% 68. eee |) | {only if approved by two-thirds of Automatic Standard Forms Corp Inter Tel & Tel 50% 53. | the farmers voting in a referendum. | Equity Bldg. Elkhart: agent, G. Ford |mdpls Water 315% "6. | The wheat production forecast of ROReIS. ho DAY oie: Morris 5&10 Stores 57 56 100 printed forms, tionery, ‘etc.: Wm. J. .ones,

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736,155,000 bushels showed a little change from a month ago. Winter . " ahn Jr.. G. Ford Rogers. Wheat was forecast at 550,710,000 gknart State Theater anc spring wheat at 185 ,405,000 | Hohman St. Hammond: agent, bushels. | EXank, First’ TTS Bldg. Flammond 1 S Tres No par value: operate eaters: . Production of oats was forecast N. Bernstein, L. Cosby Bernard, Mandell at 929.968.000 bushels, compared | rp Stein Jacob ‘Bernstein. David Bernwith 898,026,000 bushels in August.| Triangle Coal and Clay Corp. R. R. 1, Other grain crop estimates in- West Terre Haute: agent, Charles A. Crawcluded barley, 264.163.000 bushels: ford. 10 Chanticleer Bldg., Terre Haute: | rye, 40830000 bushels; flaxseed, 17,246,000 bushels; rice, 50,766,000

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PLAN CO-OPERATION NEW YORK, Sept. 12 (U. P).— The National Retail Dry Goods Association is prepared to appoint an advisory committee of merchants to co-operate with the Government in event it decrees to exercise control of the merchandising industry in a war emergency, it was reported here

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