Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 April 1940 — Page 17

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FDR. SPEECH

NEW YORK STOCKS

BOOSTS PRICES | INWAR STOCKS 55

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NEW YORK, April 15 (U. P)—|A ‘The financial district interpreted|Am or President Roosevelt's speech before A the Pan-American Union as indi-|4 cating greater preparedness €x-a penditures and hence bullish on armament shares.

‘Stocks strengthened under; lead of war issues. Steel issues were in A demand with gains of more than a point in J. S. Steel and Bethlehem. Coprers. firmed. Aircrafts made new highs at advances that . ranged to 3% points in Douglas. Shipbuilding and shipping shares | Am were strong. A Paper Stoks resumed their. rise on belief the war, will last a long time in Scandinavia and thus supplies of sulphite pulp and newsprint from those countries will be bottled up. International Paper preferred was up 2% at a new high|y at 65%. New highs for the year and longer ‘were made by American Hawalidh Steamship, Electric Boat, New York Shipbuilding, Eastern Air Lines, United Aircraft, Ex-Cell-O Rircraft and Consolidated Aircraft. .The Street was disagreeably surprised ‘with the weekly report of the American Iron & Steel Institute showing a decline of .4 point in the ne of steel operations, but steels Belg well.

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Political - Situation! Here, War Abroad Responsible.

CLEVELAND, April 15 . P.).— Col. Leonard P. Ayres said today that “thé sudden and unpredictable ghanges which characterize the war|g abroad and the ambiguous, slow

developments in the political situation in this country, ‘combine to make business sentiment cautious and hesitant.” In his monthly business bulletin, the Cleveland Trust Co. vice president added: “Prevailing conditions incline businessmen toward the postponement of decisions and action, for everyone knows that both politics and the war will greatly influence business conditions and prospects, but no one knows when or how.” Commenting on the recent sud-| den European war developments and consequent wide fluctuations in security and commodity prices and in foreign exchange quotations, Col. Ayres said: : “War developments of the past Week again re-emphasized the fact Comwith Bison. 22% that | under present circumstances|cons Aircraft.. 30% there can be no confident forecast-| Eons Czar 5 18% ing of business conditions. Cons E 315% . “It seems wholly probable that|SSns Fi this breaking of the stalemate which resulted in a war that was|con really all quiet on the Western|g Front will be followed by further | & extensions of active hostilities. “Probably that will mean that the demands for our exports will be ‘ further increased, and the movements of our shipping progressively curtailed, and our exports of gold|C still more greatly augmented, but even such apparently obvious inferences as these may be erroneous. * “Great events are in the making, . but business action awaits the development of their identity.” )

DRY WEATHER AIDS CORN, WHEAT, PRICES Copperweld St e 21%

CHICAGO, Apel i @ PJ. =o hPa, f 143 113 Wheat futures on e cago | Day cut s A Wes! of Trade were steady to firm | Bie ss S% 2% today under the influence of dry weather and dust storm reports from the Southwest. Other grains were steady to fractionally higher. At the close of the first hour|po wheat was unchanged to % cent|y higher, May $1.08%. Corn was 3 |Du Pont to 5% cent higher, oats up % cent |Du Pont of... and rye up % to 3 cent. Boy beans were % cent higher.

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DAILY PRICE INDEX

NEW YORK, April 15 (U. P.).— Dun & Bradstreet’s daily weighted Fair Morse price index of 30 basic commodities, | E: compiled for ‘United Press (1930-32 average equals 100): Saturday. ...coreoreeestonees 11949 Week 820-......c0nse0ninesss 11785 Month 280 sceesencossccenes 118,01 Year 8g0 ..cc.cccocreersccns 103.47 1940 High (Jan. 2) «cece... 123.34 1940 Low (April 2 .......... 11746

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affecting the disposition of your estate may be discussed with our trust officers’ who will be glad to assist you. :

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FOOD PRICES

CHICAGO, April 15 (U. P.).— New York Mackintosh, Su, $1. ar es. Sweet Potatoes—Tenness bu., og 30@ 1.50. Celery—Florida pig [email protected]. Tomatoes—Mexico lugs, 5. hii nois, bu., 65@85¢. Cauliflower—California crates, [email protected], Carrots—California HEE [email protected]. On S storage). Idaho Sweet Spanish, $1.60@1.

Home building in Indiana showed |}, a gain in March this year as com-

'y, | pared to the same period of 1939,

+ | F. C. Pielsticker, FHA executive as- + | sistant for Indiana, said today. In March of this year, 581 applications for FHA mortgage insurance on new home construction were received, Mr. Pielsticker said. The applications represent a total of $2,652,700 ~ This rise in new homes under

ending April 5, when 118 applications for mortgage insurance on new homes involving $545,700 were received. ° This increase substantiates, Mr. Pielsticker said, the predictions made at the outset of the year that 1940. would witness one of the largest upswings in building in the past decade.

Abbett Block To Be Torn Down

Virginia Ave. is being torn down to make room for an automobile parking lot. ‘The .thifee and one-half story

4» (building was originally owned by

A George T. Porter and Albert B. Porter, sons of Albert G. Porter, former Indiana Governor. \ Ernest J. Nicolai, secretary of the

ware St. which has managed the property. 30 :years, said the area

De Abr Mane the ne ADbett block was demo several weeks ago. i

..|Vealers sold strong

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FHA’s insured mortgage plan con-|Kok tinued its increase during the week |

The old Abbett block at 39-43|%

J. s. Cruse Realty Co, 128 N. Dela- [an

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14 x Other Weights Unchanged;

Top Holds at $5.50; Vealers Strong.

Hogs weighing more than 160 pounds held steady at the Union Stockyards here today. Lighter

% | weights sold 10 cents higher, the

Agricultural Marketing Service re-

1, |ported.

The top price quoted remained at $5.50 for 210 to 220-pound weights.

higher with a top at $12. The steer market opened slow. A

7% | few loads sold early at about steady

prices, mostly on kinds suitable for shipping. Later bids were 15 to 25

cents lower. Fat lamb prices moved upward 25 cents but supplies WerS, limited.

Top Repts. 5780

2000 8055

Repts.|April 528 12.100) 12 ....$ 5.60 : 4187) 18 [5.0 5.50 18 8. 513513 1 55 B d Gilts [Good and king, Sows ws S 00: 120- 140 § 4.15- 4.90, 270- 00.5" 4.65- 4.80 4.85. 5:35] 300- 330. 4585.05- 5 60 pa 5.50/Good-:

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SHEEP AND LAMBS (Receipts, 827) x Lambs (shorn)

eeee.$ 350 2.8 9.25- 9.40 8.25- 9.00

Good and choice ;..... Medium and good Common

Ewes (wooled)

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"CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

Hogs—Receipts, 11.000;, market firm to 10c higher; only moderately Active at ad< to choice JS8:310. 1 a 3a

i 80383 gPRCKInE SOWS, 8 [email protected];

s, 16,000; calves, / 1000; run Jargest since last November; upply d to good steers; 4 ctly ds scarce; comparatively few well finished Y earings in crop: steer trade steady to 25¢ lower: medium to ood grades showing decline; yearlings, ing light heifer and i

m steady; cows -steady to weak: bulls a

Joslets steady: early top fed steers, $11.50; 3

on medium weight and weighty bullocks; Oo ad loads. [email protected]; sizable supply sold at $10@9; feeder dealers competing with killers at $9.25 down: vlacement market firm; fed 810.50; cutter cows to $6 oy Bie bulls to $7. 10: choice i ML a%

P—Recein: 8, 9000: market: on -fed vo and shorn western lambs opening most early sales handyweight wooléd offerings, $Y 65@11; best 105-1b. shorn lambs. $9.

THOS SEVTOCK

+-CINCINNATI, April 15 (U. P.).—Hogs— Salable, 38500; "total, 3875. Siow, market not fully established; ‘opening sales, 200 lbs. down: pis" 0 to ‘5 cents higher; bidower on. 200 ibs. up: all teady: top, $5.75; 100-140 5 150s. 50; sows steady, mostly $4@

95. Cattle—Salable, 1200; total, 1425. Calves —450, Heifers predomi nating in salable supply, market steady to easier, some strength on lower grades steers and cows by most sales about steady: bulls active and firm; medium and good heifers around $8@9 mostly. Good steers held above $10; medium [email protected]: Sammon and medium cows closing, [email protected]; good, $6.75

@6; sausage [email protected]; vealers steady, top $11.50, good and choles aon $10@11; common and mediu $7

’ She sm Around 80-head copes Pea: 1b. fed Western lambs, 2.8 some other clips. $9.25 down to wooled Oampe. eligible up to around 430. on: few choice 62-1b. spr ing lambs, $14.50; slaugitier ewes, 34 down dswn

Salable 200.

2 bs. 320 lbs, $5.05: 280-7 $4.90: 325-350 Tos. 0: 150-1 1bs : 130 1140 lbs.. $4, 100- hs, $3. 8s: rotghs, “4: sta a13 wool lambs, $10.25; $8.75.

LOCAL ISSUES

The following quotations by the Indianapolis Bond & Share Corp. do not represent actual price offerings, but merely indicate the approximate market level based on buying and selting. cuotations ot recent transactions. Ss Bid Ask Agents Finance Coro’ com .... V2 *Belt RR & Stk Yds com ..... 53 *Belt RR & Stk Yds ofd

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U. S. STATEMENT

- WASHINGTON, April 15 (U. P.).—Government expenses and receipts ‘for the cur-

| rent fiscal year ou April 12, % samoasnd

with a year ago:

ie ges e gross L E3 .

1580. 763. 38 $7, 143, Sos 301 04 9.584, 4,214.49 4.507.587 32.11

Work Bal.. 1.6 Pub Debt. .42,592, 759,414.63 11.-8 Gold Res. .18, \577.771, 108: 39 185, 437.475.731.05 Customs .. '279.107.799.94 . 350,231 ,062.29

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Manages Store :

Shoe Store.

R. G. Bieritz is the manager for the new Roy Logan: Shoes for Men Store now open at 139 N. Illinois St. : It is the newest in the chain of 150 men’s shoe stores operated from coast to coast by the Roy Logan company, which has head-, quarters in Baltimore, Md. The store is decorated in red and white. The formal opening of" Friday and Saturday was directed by Mr. Bieritz and H. W. Brandes, district manager.

KENDALL CO. PLANS

Plans were announced today for a $17,000 combination office, laboratory and warehouse for the C. B. Ken-

- The one-story structure will A

northeast corner of LeGrande/ ‘and Madison Aves. It is expected /to be completed within two months. The structure will have a 61foot frontage on Madison Ave. and a 150-foot frontage on’ LeGrande Ave. It will be airconditioned. The company plans to move from its present headquarters in’ the 5 | Transportation Building. C. B. Kendall /is president and treasurer of the firm which was founded here in 1932. A. E. Kendall is first yice president; Mrs. C. K. Jackson, second vice presidént, and Mrs. Fred W. Nordsiek, secretary. The company employs 19 persons,

BUILDING IN MARCH UNDER 1939 LEVEL

NEW YORK, March 15 (U, P.).— Building activity in the United States recorded a less-than-seasonal expansion: in March and remained considerably below the corresponding 1 39 level, according to a report on bujlding permit valuations issued today by Dun & Bradstreet, Inc. March permits issued in 215 leading cities, the authority said, amounted to $110,598,792, an increase of 22.2 per cent over the February total of $90,523,005, but

lwill take a swing around the circuit,

R. G. Bieritz . . . directs Logan |

$17,000 STRUCTURE |

dall Co., Indianapolis Pharmaceuti- ; 1:45 50 cal manufacturers.

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From 8:30 to 9 o'clock. tonight Mutual will present Judge Kenesaw Mountain Lan ‘baseball high commissioner; Ofcar. Vitt, Cleveland Indians’ manager; ‘Jimmy Dykes, Chicago White Sox manager, a id Bob . Elson, Mutual sportscaste from Chicago. In New York, Red Barber will nterview New Giant players. Others to be heard are Casey Stengel, Leo Durocher, Bill MeKechnie, Bucky Walters, Doc Prothro and Frankie Frisch. From 10:15 to 10:30, CBS-WAEC

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