Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 September 1941 — Page 6
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15 MOST ACTIVE STOCKS'
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Top Stumps to $11.85 Hore Receipts Increase to 10,000 Porkers.
HOG PRICE RANGE | Top Receipts 8,500 10,000 9,000 6,500 1,000
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all weights. Today’sstop was $11.85 for good to choice 200 to 210-
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LOCAL ISSUES
‘Monday, Sept. 15
uotations furnished by local onal Association of Securities
3.00
Nominal
Bid Ask 7% 9
Stocks ts Finance Co Ind com...
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17 0 pid; {ree “108 oy % .. 43% SAL
n Linc Nat Life Ins c Ind Pub Serv Bs pid. Ind Pub Serv 6% pfd
G&L 4. Tnton Title Go Ba Van Camp Milk pfd.. Van Camp Milk com seeessse Till
Bonds
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FALL 25 CENTS 3
The slump in prices was made on}
were received, 700 calves, | 10,000 hogs].
10.25@11. 3 Ne [email protected]| 43¢ [email protected]
‘than they did in all’ Last week the loc:
total up to yen a In al of last year, 19,600 persons were hired
through state
THe other side of it: is net. . There arent ..enough of
Huge workers, © But
the Employment Security Division is’ urging employers to relax the “stringent ‘hiring specifications in vogue during the depression when there was a surplus of labor.” Some employers are doing this. A company in north central Indiana no longer forces its girls. to quit when they get married. College and high school educations are not. required by Some concerns that formerly Yemen them necessary. to obtain work. One company now hires married women who have no children. Several mills in the state are - hiring Negroes. The number of persons receiving jobs in the Indianapolis area is about double what it was last year at this time. Applications for
1.251" jobs are up one-third over last year. And benefit payments to the °
unemployed are down almost one~ half
are relief costs in Center Township. They are running about onethird what they were last year at this time, according to the report of Trustee Henry Mueller. Mr. Mueller reported there were 1724 active cases of relief at the end of last week, 190 inactive ones, and an expenditure of $12,927. A year ago there were 4327 active cases, 391 inactives and an
° o 3 Plastics Firms iin ; Are Consolidated . ® PHILADELPHIA, Sept.16 (U.P.). —The merger of three companies making moulded plastic compounds and formation of a corporation to produce these compounds for the aircraft industry was announced today by Arthur E. Pew Jr, Sun Oil Co. vice president. 4 "The new concern, ’ Universal Moulded Products Corp. is a consolidation of the Monocoupe Aeroplane and Engine Corp., Bristol Aircraft Corp. and - Bristol Aircraft Products, Ltd., Canada. Executive offices will be in New York with manufacturing plants at Bristol, Va.; Orlando, Fla, and Bellevue, Ontario.
: WAGON WHEAT
Up to t 8 Slose of the Chicago markt today Indianapolis flour mills and grain elevators rh] Poe per bushel for No.
Be
‘State Employment. urity ki Sue Dele 675 persons get jobs. | That put. this
the i job ‘agency's local
some kinds ‘of:
on the same side of the ledger -
cream, milk drinks, cottage cheese,
w | with 198,006,301 in July.
olis Business Summary
‘Bank Clearings eeeanssnnseansss $26,472,000 : viiissesstasessssses. $64,450,000
Bank Debits
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Electricity Output (kwh) ........ Water Pumpage (gallons) ........284,720,000 Streetcar Passengers (Sept. 6) .... 1,428,947
Telephones In Use (Sept. 11) .....
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Sources of “above figures:
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Week $19,674,000 $52,109,000 $94,113 1s0501 $124,300 Joni $7,200 Nhe 0 $8,057 987 612
a Year Ago ‘Last Week $21,810,000 $51,646,000 : $83,726 $179,000 . $140,800 ‘0
$94,076 $250,718 $191,400
$15,400 $5,500 0 $17,300 954 409 1,180’ 2,321 3,063 1,913 12,201,000 228,530,000 1,339,160 +331 63,080 6,126 eo 2980 45,502 . 8,472 468,000 335,000 20,000 112,000 1,000 6H :
3,749 2,329 14,862,000
3,484 1918 14,124,000 279,530,000 1,368,962 +453 52,820 5,764 2,466 36,512 8,078 659,000 452,000 43,000 158,000 6,000 °
+507 61,144 6,515 3,120 41,226 10,283 754,000 567,000 42,000 140,000 5,000 0
'8,804,220,000
ThusFar = ThusFar "1 vs." 1940 1041 % Chg! $127,853,000 $871,181.00
$1,804,666,000 $2,241,800,000
$3,344,901 $8,611,146 $5,016,945 + $2,887,125 $1,141,115 $1,229,750 : $414,000 $843,066 39,416 19,605
$3,198,612 $5,828,106 $2,937,945 $1,556,780 $864,143 $946,950 . $108,926 $580,750 29,575 12,949 124,367 85,279 130,361 78,407 504,043,000 9,570,930,000 48,856,028 107,785 2,012,708 178,829 108,096 - 1,493,156 195,547 25,627,000 16,842,000 3,952,000 4,334,000 218,000 406,000
112,144 ¥ 63, 680 ; 430,665,000
97,682 2,117,400 221,935 112,074 1,653,531 207,660 18,455,000 ‘10,609,000 3,448,000 3,556,000 367,000 256,000
: New York Central; Baltimore & Ohio;
IMinois Cemtral; Chicago, Indianapolis and Louisville (Monon) ; New York, Chicago’ & ‘St. Louis (Nickel Plate): Indianape olis Water Co.; Indianapolis Railways: Indiana Bell Telephone Co.; Agriculture Marketing Service: Indianapolis Board Trade; Center Township Trustee; Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago; Indianapolis Pomer and Light Co,
expenditure of $36,028. Because of one less trading day in the first week of September than in the last week of August, all large cities in the Midwest except Detroit showed a decrease in department store sales, ‘the
CHICAGO MILK PRICE RISES FIVE GENTS
CHICAGO, Sept. 16 (U. P.)—A. W. Colebank, acting Federal milk market administrator for the Chi-
cago area, announced today that the blended price of milk for August deliveries was $2.19 per hundredweight, an increase of five cents over the July price. Mr. Colebank said the August price was about nine cents over the average paid by condenseries in the area for August deliveries. The blended price was based on these . class prices: Class 1 (fluid milk), $2.402; Class II (cream, ice
buttermilk), $2.022; Class IIT (evaporated and condensed), $2.065; Class IV (butter and cheese) $1.748. Mr. Colebank said handlers reported a drop in production for the third successive month. August deliveries totaled 187,322,985 compared Producers
. |received $4,012,879 in August and
Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago reported. One Detroit store had a special sale eveht which helped that city’s showing. The larger A napolls department stores showed a 13 per cent gain in the week ending Sept. 6
Idle Blast Furnace
Is Back in Service
GRANITE CITY, Ill, Sept. 168 (U. P.)—A long-idle blast furnace, recently purchased by the Koppers United Co. and rehabilitated to turn
out about 250,000 tons of pig iron a year, went back into production here today. Rebuilding of the blast furnace was begun late last June following its sale by the former Granite City Pig Iron Co. and has been rushed to completion to alleviate the nation’s critical pig iron shortage. About half the plant's production will be delivered in a molten state to the nearby Granite City Steel Co., and the remainder to other "firms, most of which are located in the St, Louis district.
Universal Leaf Tobacco Co., Inc, and wholly owned subsidiaries fiscal year ended June 30 net profit $1,445,009 equal to $6.59 a common
as compared with the same week a year ago. But this is much less than the 30 per cent increase in their sales made over the fourweek period ending Sept. 6, com» * pared with the. same four weeks of 1940.
PERU'S EXPORTS OF SUGAR SET RECORD
NEW YORK, Sept. 16 (U. P)— Peru exported a record total of 177,= 875 long tons of raw sugar in the first half of this year compared with 160,997 tons in the same period 4
cent, Lima advices to Lamborn & Co., sugar brokers, said today. In the first half of 1941 shipments to the United States amounted to 72,901 tons, to other South American countries 83,019 tons, to Europe 21,636 tons, and to Asia 319 tons.
DAILY PRICE INDEX
NEW YORK, Sept. 16 (U. Dun & Bradstreet’s daily weig price index of 30 basic commod.| compiled for United Press (193 average equals 100): Yesterday ..occcoecececngies Week ago cesesscsesesoraien Month ago casesiscesravesass A Year Br
share vs. $1,520,044 or $7.07 a share
* $4,019,931 in July:
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preceding fisgal year.
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the Want Ad Columns ~ Today!
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| usm n | INDIANA MUSIC CO.
USE. Ohio, St—L1. 4088 R&I R STORE, INC.
Gs INDIANA BILLIARD
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AMERICAN PLUMBING SUPPLY. 834 W. Washington St.—RI. 1232
WILKING MUSIC CO. 120 E. Ohio St.—LI. 6464
HOOSIER PAINT & LINOLEUM 211 E. i Ww. Wash.
EXCHANGE FURNITURE Seat CO. a $10 E. Washington st. WOODSTOCK TYPEWRITER SALES & or SERVICE |
ago 1941 High (Sept. 9 sheaves 73 1941 Low (Feb. 17).......... i
Hundreds. of Oulstanding Bargains in NEW and USED" Furniture, Appliances, Radios, "Rugs, Pianos, Coal, Building Materials, Paint, Wall Paper, | Guns, Clothing, Fluming Fixtures, Etc., Etc., Ete.
Musical Instruments, Stoves,.
See the Unusual Values Offered by These Reliable Merchants in’
last year, an increase of 10.5 per)"