Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 January 1941 — Page 9

E INDIANAPOLIS.TIMES eo Trade Association Here Names Officers

"SATURDAY, JAN. 11, 1a

BUSINESS

~ Banks Here Have More Idle Cash

Than Ever, Annual Reports Show By ROGER BUDROW

ELEVEN OF THE MAJOR INDIANAPOLIS BANKS had nearly 150 million dollars of cash on hand at the end of 1940. “Wouldn't I like to get my hands on some of that!” is the average person’s first reaction. The banks’ answer to-that is, “Well, we with| ‘you would!” Because that cash isn’t doing the banks any good, they can’t make any profit from idle doNars loafing

Cawayinavalt TOOL INDUSTRY EXPANDS AGAIN

STOCK PRICES _ “AT STANDSTIL

Low- Priced Auto Shares, Specials Are Only | Ones to Gain.

NEW YORE, Jan. 11 (U. P.).-Ac-tivity in low priced automobile issues and gain; ranging to more than 2 points in a few special stocks today featured an otherwise almost motionless stock market. Throughout the main list small | gains and losses balanced. Traders deserted recent favorites, the rails, which were cull and steady. High- ! er priced automobile issues wer un- C. C. Babpors OH. Wallerich Shaliged and [steels receded slightly. The Indianapolis Auto Trade Association has named new officers ubbers were firm, but coppers,| ang directors for 1941. R. D. Johnson of Johnson Chevrolet, Inc., Toss

utilities, oils and mercantile shares failed to develop a definite trerd N. Meridian St., is the new president.

ARE UNCHANGE 197.85 Is Top Paid Here a

1500 Are Shipped to Stockyards.

dianapolis stockyards today, the holding at $7.85, the Agricults Marketing Service reported. An estimated 500 salable cattle, 50 calves and 1500 hogs were received, N :

aesranestrssasannns 39% 1.45

Frvsravessennavueiess 180

iid vasarrtseinevae 448 7.55 7.55

messes sasstaetnaser

And bank loans last year here were slightly less than the year before, in spite of the business pickup from the national defense program. The cash in these 11 Indian-

ses essissasssesanany

H. E. Fadely E. F. Sullivan

of Ace Motors, 1219 N. Meridian St., was named treasurer, and E. PF. Sullivan of the Service Auto Glass Co. was elected secretary, Directors chosen were: C. H. Wallerich ot the C. H. Wallerich Co, 950 N. Meridian St.; C. C. Babcock, president of Thirtieth & Central

Sows be ; “6.60-

Barrows and Gilts | Packing . |300d to Choic: 6.85] 370- 300..$

apolis ‘went up 17% millions in 1939

and nearly 22 last

miHlions

year. They

loaned $6,232,430

during 1939 but only $6,199,689 last year. Roger Budrow If you ask

why they aren’t making more loans,

‘you are very likely to hear grum-! bling about Government competi- tion of a number ‘tion from Jesse Jones’ RFC and

other Government lending agencies.

One interesting feature about these banks’ annual statements is lots. “that they reveal that some have | Government

been seiling - their bonds. Some, on the other hand,

have increased their holdings. But altogether these banks at year’s end million dollars worth less than at the end of the previous

held 22

year. _ One banking official advanced the opinion that some banks had jus decided that with U. S. bond prices so high, they might as well sell them, take their profits and find something else to invest in. These reports also reveal that the " resources of the 11 banks rose 21%: _ million during 1940 to $366,450 026 that deposits rose $19, 739,153 to $332,231,972; and that Indiana Naana National Bank is still the ‘largest in the city, from the stand‘point of resources, with $158,494,142. ” ” ”

~ TOMORROW you can call Greece by telephone. A. T. & T.s new service will carry your voice by means of short wave radio. from New York to Berne, Switzerland. From Berne it will go by way of land lines through Zurich and . Belgrade. The 5000-mile call will cost $27 for three minutes frorn New York, $21 at night and oa Sunday. : ” 2 ODDS AND ENDS: Because the Government is building a naval base at St. Georges, Bermuda, business has boomed to the extent ihat the bank of N. T. Butterfield & Son, Ltd., will open a branch in the former Bermuda capital, where it started operation 140 years ago. . . Sales of plumbing and hea;ing supplies in 1940 were 10 to 15 per cent better than in 1939, Dun & Bradstreet says. Tilincis Central has ordered 115 covered-top hopper-bottom freight cars for hauling bulk shipments like cement. . . Henry Ford is spending $800,000 “for a magnesium foundry at River Rouge to make lightweight castings for those Pratt & Whitney Army airplane engines. Britich purchasing agents have arranged to re-open the old Groton Iron Works Shipyards in Co¢nnecticut to build a 20-million-dol-jar fleet of fast 8000-9000-fon freighters. Remington Rand Noiseless Typewriter plant at Midgle-

town, Conn., has been sold and will Flier 393,350. &

make shells for Britain. Howard Hughes owned - shares of Transcontinental . Western Air stock by the end of November, SEC report reveals.

Chicago Stocks

Abbott Lab

Allied Lab Inc .... Ab Pub Serv pi: T&T .

EL Furd Piston RE. Butler Bro . 5 . Butler Bros io pf. an

Cont Stee : Cunningham Drug “ee Decker &

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U. S. STATEMENT WASHINGTON, Jan. 11 (U. P.).—Gov ernment expenses and receipts I the cur

yent fiscal Fear through Jan. ‘with a year

$5, 0i3 026s 993. 7 2 851,035,159. 2,160,941

Customs INDIANAPOLIS CLEA 5, CLEARING 3 HOUSE a Clearin “ses aena ‘Debits ” This Week

: Clearin, .e ' Debits ”

FOREIGN EXCHANGE

YORK,

. renc - Cable Rates .84.04 857 .0505

10310 123217

land (pound) Fonlan: (dollar) Haly (lira) slang (markka) Sweden (krona) Japan (yen) Mexico (peso)

C. OF C. TO HEAR SLOAN

c)..

Alfred P. Sloan, chairman of the board -of General Motors Corp., vill Sinner

fb the spanker at he ails

banks

some bankers

prosperity. This will leave them

“lol the reasons that from now on 3 more manufacturers will turn to

68" ning only one shift a day. Addi-

* lon in a number of shops és soon as

87 |pay. The training programs will be . Hundreds of .men are being pro-

* | motions to supervisory forces.

9, compared

caressed. $4,762,000 i, }141,00

123,088,000 136,674,000

Jan.\11 (U. P.).-—Pollowiag are noon closing Cable rates on major cur5:

Nit Change

Many ‘Temporary Buildings May Furnish Parking Lots Later.

By JOHN W. LOVE Times Special Writer WASHINGTON, Jan. 11--The new wave of expansion in the ma-chine-tool industry, perhaps the big\gest yet, is to include the construcof temporary ‘buildings, their floors designed to ‘be converted later on into parking

\ Part of the sacrifice workmen may have to make in the national emergency is to see existing parking lots built over. The inflation of the industry will also include the recruitnig of blants now in other lines of business, but capable of doing precision work, such as printing-press makers, at the probable cost of creating shortages of civilian equipment. Some of these shortages are now definite-

rowing markets. Several

Grains eased slightly.

dullness.

eng

WHEAT PRIGES

ONE CENT A B

CHICAGO, Jan. 11

while other grains

Wheat closed off 3% to

ly on the way, and though regretable, they can’t be avoided now. One! such scarcity is probably to be in garage equipment. Machine tool manufacturers, | called to Washington again this week, learned to their: astonishment | that the Government is looking to them for a production of more than $100,000,000 beyond what they supposed a couple of months ago. Instead of the $550,000,000 worth they were told in November was to be needed, the figure appears [to be above $650,000,000. f Expand! Expand! How much it will exceed that amount the manufacturers cannot find out, nor can they be sure what particular types of machine will be needed. All they know now is that they are asked to build and build, and expand and expand. Nobody in Washingtan is able to tell them what tools will be required in the greatest quantities— and therefore which manufacturers will be expected to build the most new factories—because the British are ¢céming in with vast and globular figures on their prospective purchases. Bach attempt to work gut the American, and British needs in terms of the work to be e¢xpected from the separate types of tools has been obsolete .before the figuring could be finished.

After the War? Demands for munitions are growing faster than even ‘the machinetool manufacturers now working in! the Government offices ate able fo] break them down and write them out in numbers of lathes, milling

machines, boring mills, grinders, etc, to be required. Even if they knew they might not publish them, for fear the Germans would oyerhear. Most painful of all the discoveries the machine-tool incustry is{?® making is that last year, {his year and next year it is expected to turn out enough tools to last American industry for a decade of normal

y -

| practically out of business for that . |long a period. Some of them are i|already wondering what | lines: of . | PI oduction they and their men will %lenter later on, but they are too busy right now to spend any time on that problem. This question of the future is one

using reconditioned old structures, cr. slapping together buildings of bolted steel and sheet metal sides which can be taken down easily.

50 Use Only One Shift

2|tool manufacturers made shat nearly 50 of them are still run-

tional shifts of men are to be put

the workmen can’ be trained. . Where a plant has only one shift it can usually double its production by adding two more shifts, the two evening and night shifts usually In some plants the workmen prefer, though, to extend their working time to 10 hours a day, in order.to make 11 hours of

found and

considerably augmented at once.

moted or are now in line for pro-

Several manufacturers are getting together to pool: their product, as'|signing all of one type of tool to one manufacturer, all of another ‘|to a second, and $0.03, with the approval of the War Crepartment. Any possible violation of the antitrust laws are expected td be passed over. It is being assumed here that enforcement of anti-trust laws iis Slall off anyway, for the present,

Sept. .

May. July..

May.. July.. Sept. .

July. .

Joy. . Sept.

May. July..

Another discovery the machine- i here is

where it would interfere with arma- n

to Maj,

3c; , [1 cent;

RANGE

High 12 § 86% $,

.82 82Y2

Wheat— Open May..$ .87'2 § . 823% 831%

July.. Sept. .

823%; | .83% Corn— May.. .6215

July... .62% 623%,

627 6212 6272 Oats—

27% .33

.367%3 32% Rye— .48% 47.5% 49% .487 Soy Beans— May.. .99%

97% Lard—

Jan 5.17 March 6. 30 May gs

6.83

7.07 .00

73% 19 nNominal.

.78 79%

JT 19%

CASH

low, 58% @62c: 3 white, 68%:ic; No.

gs No. 1 white, heavy, 40%sc: iy 98c.

42@52c, nominal;

Bar 2y—No. 2 malting,

Cash Provisions — Lar loose, $5.55, nominal; bellies, $11. 37 bid.

ar $5. leaf, $5.

CASH Wheat—Weak; 1 red, 87@8¢: hard, 85@86¢| Corn—Easy |

low, 5% @56°%4c yellow; mixed, ts—Easy

white corn, 1@2%;c under. receipts,

Beans; “Weak: receipts, 92: @93%2c;

Soy {diana pints, 012 @91 2c.

‘WAGON WHEAT .

Indfanavolis grain elevators or No. viheat, 83c;

54c: new No. 4 No. 2 white | Dats, 32c.

The followin

liotations v apolis Bon¢ & R shar ")

orn.

indicate the .approximate

recent transactions. Stocks

Finance Corp com...

Agents RR & stk Yd

Belt Belt

So Terre Haute Elec Union Tita Co Van Camp Milk Dp . Van Camp Milk Dr . Bonds American Loan 5s 3i- csssrann American Loan bs Citizens Ind Tel vas 8 me T&T Ft

55 Serv Co 3 Ind ‘45 '69.. Pi Tel Co 4 Richmond Water Wis 5 57.. Trac Term is” 5s § *EX- divi

HICAGOQ, Jan. 11 (U n. Jonathans, bu.. Fa 3 ciigan gauares, —Texas, || bu., Dae, fornia crates. $1.10@1 fornia cates. $2. sas. ie na, cra es, $3.4004.

Miohig

‘i8| ment production.

gan Yellows, 80c.

Bonds did inuch better. lightened, but prices showed a firming tendency all around. A few commodities stood out in otherwise nar-

(U. Wheat prices on the Board of "rade an & today yielded about 1 cent a bushel an before demand developed in suf- yo ficient volunie to digest the offer-|4Am ing. Soy beans showed sharp losses, | Am-

followed , the = action of the bread cereal. 4

May, 86% @&65%c. Corn was off 623; @62%4 ; 15 to Yc; May, 367%c; rye off 31 to Am May, 47%c and Soy I3eans|Am |off 1%, to 1'sc; May 98% @98'4c. |a

Low Close

Wheat — No sales. Corn—No. 64%.c; No. 3 yellow, 61Y2@8631ac; No, 4 ye No. 5 yellow, Se Va@st

sample grade, 56% @57c.. Oats—No. ac, Rye—Noi sales. Soy Beans—No.

receipts, 4 carlogads; ‘No. 2 red, 86@87c; No. 2 hard, 84@85c. receipts, 145 carloails; new No. 3 yellow, 56% @58%c; new No. 4

: 6 carloads; white, 37@3%7 2c; No. 3 white, 36@%6%2

Illinois

Tr: \ding

gotton po-

sitions touch:d new seasonal highs.

Traders generally were cauticus i in making new-commitments in siocks, as many anticipated a technicdl reaction. Many were absent frorh the | ocme steel .. Street, whic! 1 accounted for the [Adams Exp ....

YIELD USHEL

PR.) —

1 cent, 1/ 4

oats off

Prev. Close

87% 8278 83%

.86% 86% 82% .82 82% 8212

62%; 62% 62% 62%2

.62%3

6275 62%

3678

37% .33 (

47% 487s

.50n

985%

9812 96% | 97%

Winnipeg Wheat

JT% .19%

2 yellow,

&9c; a 3n0: i white, No. J white, 4 yel-

63; feed,

malting, 55 64a. Field seeds per 100 | 1bs., Dominal-~1unothy ood, 34: alsike, $9.50@12; fancy red top 8; ‘red clover, $8@10; sweet Shorsr id 50@4.

7.50@

riominal; 75,. rominal;

LOCAL GRAIN

No.. No. 1

yel3@iic over No, 2

4 ¢ rads: pints,

arg paying

subject to’ market change: other grades on their merits. Cash corn: New lo. a new vellow shelled corn. white shelled corn, 58c:

LOCAL ISSUES

the Indiannot represent actual BE of oe but joel eve, based on biying and selling Quotations of

marke

Bia

. 99 Jo

FOOD PRIC vo

25)

5c: Io } : BLL Yellows, 15@ ioe;

Hangar Nearly DS

H. E. Fadeley, president of Fadeley-Anderson, Inc., 3547 E. Washington St., was chosen vice president; W. H. Schmelzel, vice piesident

Air Reduc

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Am Snuff Am Am Stl Am Am Am T&T

Am Am Am Am Am Am Am

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Atlas nin Austin Nich . Aust Nich pr A 2014 Aviation Corp . 5%

Bald Loco ct .. 172 8 t & O on 4% Dat & O Bt 5% angor & A 53% arber Asphalt. 10 ] a onal 91 ath Ir Wks .. 3eatrice Cr Bendix Avn ... 35 en g Loan pf 26: Seth ecl 883 3eth Steel | “pf. 130 Jigeiow San ... 26 Blaw-Knox ... 10 Boeing Ale .... 17% ohn Al & Br. . 34% Bon Ami B . 532 . 215% 20

Sond Stores ..

rde: 3org- -Warner 0_ rewing Cp Am 43% Brass .. 12% Briggs Mig .... 24% Bklyn-M T .... 6l2 Bklyn & Q Tr.. Bkiyn U Gas .. Bucyrus Erie . Bucyrus E 7 pf. 117 dd Mf

2% 13%

Butler Bros Butler Bros of. 21% Butte Cop&Q .. 4 Byers, A M . 11% Byers pf 842

135 TVs . 1234 3% 29% n 2

Callahan Zinc. . H

Can Pacific . Carpenter Stl. Carters, & G

Case CaN Sider T . Celanese pr pf. iahtl

212 5Y4

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Cot Coty Inter . Crane Co iy 3 Crosley Corp .e Crn Corkcupiww HH

Cutler-Ham

Davison Chem 73% Dayt P&L 2. 13 & Co

S783 131% . 21%2

Du Pon wr 6234 Du Pont, pf. .125%%

East “sit Lines. 32 on Mfg. ....

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20 23% 18Ys 5212 47, 19 455

Sg % 19%, 191% 5% 5%

44 147% 447; 95 Ye’ 8 1 14Y, 17% 7

44 147% 91 447% 5 43g 9s

143% 1%

95 287s 19%

45% 45%

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{| Week AO .....ovove0ncinnes 132.40

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DOW-JONES STOCK AVERAGES 30 INDUSTRIALS crrrasesses 13349 tessrervennansiees 150.59

—0.10 +0.20 +0.39 —0.04 -0.77

Today .... Yesterday

Month ARO .....oveeseeee.,. 132.31 Year ARO. .'vcesroersine: oi 145.19 High 1940-41, 152.80; Low, 111.84.

Sales Co., 3009 Central Ave. and Walter Kuhn of the Guarantee Tire

& Rubber Co.

By UNITED PRESS

FINAL NEW YORK STOCK QUOTATIONS

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High 1939, 155.92; Low, 121.44, 20 RAILROADS irene 29.65 29.73 28.40 27.85

Today Yesterday Week ARO cvveuvvevsssnsense Month ARO ..ccvvvanes Year ARO ......0ee 30.60 High 1930-41, 32. 63: Low, 22.14. ‘High 1939, 35.90: Low, 24.14, 15 UTILITIES

Srsassnssegiseanes

§ Vas 4| Yesterday Week ARO cocevannsscscsnsss Month AES .iecvarssriarsses Year Ago High 1940-41, "26. 45: High 1939, 27.10; Low,

20.53 20.55 19.90 20.14 25.21 Low, 18.03. 20.71,

sete esetengesases ’

15 MOST ACTIVE STOCKS

Sales Net (in 100s) High Low Close Change Graham-Pge. 125 1's 1 1's 18 Willys-Overl. 124 23 213 2% 3% |N Willys-Ov pf.. 14 5's 4% 5 Brklyn + T.. 70 23 23% 2 Gt North pf.. 65 28% 273% 21% Celotex 936 95 9s U S Rubber.. 2415 233g 2312 BMT 62 63 612 U S Steel.. 50 691% 683% 68% Cmw & Sthn 42 13-16 33 13-16 Gen Motor .. 41 48's 477s 48 Am Pwr & L.. 41 3's 3 31s Gen Elec .... 38 35 317% Paramount ... 38 12% 12 Mar Midland. 36 5's 5's

Stock sales approximated 360,000 shares compared with 380,000 in the short session a week ago.

1s 18 14 18 14 % 1-16

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3434 12 5's

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66,000 last Saturday.

Net Low Close Change Elec St Bat... Eng Pub S .... Eng PS 5 pf. Eng PS 6 pf.. 79 Erie .......e0 Erie 1 pf Ex-cell-o

Fair Morse ...

Firestone T Flintkote Florence Stove. Wheel. . PF 1 pf .. Freept-Sulphur. 3

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12%

Eolamagoo Big

Kres

83 gr G&B ... 29% 29%

24Y; 8Y2

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Mack Tr ...... 32% 32% AUTO and DIAMOND

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F. H. A. LOANS

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The Peoples 5 te Bank

and Refinancing

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Vanadium 23%

Victor Chem ... : 33% Va- cat s pf.. dia 34%

a 183% Vii Ry ‘pf 321% 32%

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Brewster Aero Can Marconi .. Carib Synd .... Carrier Corp .

Helca Min .... Humble Oil ... Insur No Am .. Int Petrol .

Jacobs Co

Lone Star G 1 Marion av env

Pantepec Oil Iv. Pennroad Penn cont, Air

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Cholce— M : 750- 900 11.75-12.75 8.00- 8.75 00 - 8.00 3 alves PS Sa

00d— 750- 900 '10.00-11.75 oy and choice—

5% 750 11.75-13.00 500 750 10.25-11.75 a Heifers

edium— 500- ay 8.25-10.00 00 down, 9.50-11.50 gt

Com 500- 900 8.15. 8.25/45 Cow |

m= 500 8.00Good. . 7. fiedlinn: " % 20- 3.00 Yo Calves (helfers) an common 5.00- 6.2 down. 8 50-10, i Canner... 4.00- 5.00 500 down. 7.00- 8.50

SHEEP AND LAMBS (Receipts, 0) Lipmbs

Good and cho srsestasanes Medium and ood 5: totes Common 7.50-

Sires ssnennne

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Good and choice

Medium 8.25- 9.

7.50- 8.

Ewes (wooled) Good and choice; secensannsens,

Common and medium. . I eeenesss 5.00 i

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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.

Hogs — Receipts, 500: supplie ond and Chote oy oonil saPons et, Shaerione Arm for the wee

> while 8! heifers hel fully ®a5c higher; bulls w i tea b active; vealers, ad steers and heifers mainly ‘shortfed, dominated asks SIon, most stee X e below $9, C erate supply above $14.25; And only » ro

975- Tb, Sows Sold up. 38 ge choice shi : |B 0. ss £0 105-140-1b, ao La ly

Bseints, 1500;

OTHER Livestock. ]

. FT, WAYNE, Jan, 11 (U pteady: 210-230 1A $7.75; 7:80; bs. 55. 350-37 7.350 154 7.20; 36.500 6.25: 1500 180 Ibs. oe "36; ’ Roughs, $5.75; stags, $4.90; lambs, $10.

LAFAYETTE, Ind. Jan, Hogs—Ste

-120 !bs., ; 5 calves, "m

+| 250 Jos.

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4s 1965-60 Federal Farm Mortgage Bonds

1940-44 ......... 08% 9 107.32 iors

Home Owners Loan Bonde;

Sessnsene

105046 viennere iT 18% Ses

LOCAL PRODUCE

Heavy breed hens, 12¢; bareback Hens, 11c; Leghorn hens, 8c; bareback Leg~ horn hens, 7c; Barred and White springers, 13c; other colored heavy breed springers, 13c; Leghorn springers, 1ley’ bareback springers. 9c; old roosters, 6c.

diana Grade A medium eggs, 16c: “Indiana Small Grade A and No..2 eggs, 12¢c; ne rade, 14c Etter No. 1, 22%@34c: No. 3, ik We uttert at—No. 1, 30c; 3, (Country pickup prices auota "by tl Wadley Co.)

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