Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 September 1941 — Page 4

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in Indianapolis Increased Cent Over August Last Year

. gee By ROGER BUDROW

EVERYONE IS AWARE BY NOW that there is a

building boom on in Indianapolis.

Defense factories are

‘bringing more families into town and the Chamber of Commerce estimates 12,000 more workers will be needed next

year. - Rents are going up. So

ting hard to obtain certain kinds of materials because of|

defense priorities.

,During last month alone, contracts for $2,500,000 worth of residences were signed, the Dodge Reports survey shows. In August last year residential construction here amounted to only $914,000. This means Indianapolis made an in.crease of 177 per cent over g year ago. The 37

states east of]

the Rocky } Mountains had Roger Budrow an average gain ; of 51 per cent. Indianapolis is far ahead of the average in non-residential construction, too. Building contracts in the Indiana area last month in this elassification totaled $3,971,000 as gompared with only $691,000 a year

280. A decline was made last. month In engineering contracts for such work as highways, airports, bridges, power ission lines, oil and gas pipe lines, water mains and waterways improvements. Indianapolis contracted for $565,000 of this kind of work in August. - A year ago the amount was $987,000. The average state increased this work 70 per t whereas Indianapolis made a

ecline. Altogether Indianapolis building ghowed a 173 per cent gain over August whereas the average te made an 83 JS cent gain.

FOR SOME REASON or other, ana corporations haven't taken sdvantage of the Securities & Exe Commission’s regional office Cleveland. Another branch office was opened in San Francisco and it does the lion’s share of the West t business. But a good portion pf Midwestern firms seeking to sell stock to the public and needing to ; SEC regulations still go down “Washington. The Cleveland office has passed on $75,000,000 worth of new stock so far, none of which came from Indiana. Possibly the reason is that the pnderwriters of the big issues this Saiz has had (Indianapolis Power #& Light, Indianapolis Water and ers) have been New York firms ad of Midwestern underwriters. s 8 = INDIANAPOLIS EXPORTED $15,000,000 worth of products in the year ended last month, according to the local Commerce Department office. This meant a

. $otal of 48,400,474 pounds of mer-

~chandise sold abroad. For August alone, Indianapolis exported 5,517,192 pounds, a gain of 73,270 over July.

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-ODDS AND ENDS: Nearly 6 bilHon dollars of credit was outat the end of June, the Department reports. é . milkweed at a cost of 6% cents a pound but it smells bad, Rep. Thomas Ford (D. Cal) told Priorfties ‘Director Donald Nelson ho promised to look into the matter. . London Metal Bulletin comthat Britain’s promise to steel exports to her empire during the war will mean Amerjean firms will capture and prob-

boon keep this market after the war ends.

Switzerland is about

| three-fourths self-sufficient in food-

stuffs. . . . Cigaret paper formerly

. imported from Europe is now being

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§ i av steady; other offerings 5 cents lower;

ised ¢ 2 igh een steady.

made in large volume from domes-tically-grown flax straw.

"OTHER LIVESTOCK

Sept. 29 (U. P.).—Hogs— 2 ji0idovers hone: arket 0 cents lower: moderately - uly ; 200-250 lbs. Wise decline; weights 180 lbs. down and

ATI, 2850;

extreme lop ‘on half1b. weights, $11.45;

-300 lbs. -350°1 1bs., $10. 80; 100: "140 1bs., $9. i5g 50; mest good Yor packing sows, $9.75

Cattle—Receip 1828; calves, 500; mar- ; steer eifers and cows reflectweek “tu downturn: spots off as a fy steady. Dut sore bahy Beet e gril 22 nu as c Eo Cg : good 600-735-1b. {oads medium to good By near choice 75a-1b. 40 w common and medium hetters predominatin n crop 0@ 10.50; San ep and cutter steers 0; cutter and comswera canners, [email protected]; best ts, 5; vealers steady; good oice, [email protected]; common and Je. C active at prices upward to $11@

ost of early trucked-in offerings mmon to medium grades at

2 Sept 9 (U. P.).—H

2! lower;

$10. 95; $io. 80" 1bs., 45° lbs, $10.60; .y $10.10; bs. stags, Calves,

5 hs, 9.50; $8.25,

< Lambs, $11.

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PRICES ON HOGS STAY THE SAME

Top Remains at $11.35 Here: 10,090 Porkers Arrive at Stockyards.

HOG PRICE RANGE Top Receipts esessossnsssscss $11.85 11,500 000000 1.70 6,500 ess ss ssnts ssn 11.75 6,000 %,000 12,500 2,000 10,090

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Hog prices opened unchanged from Saturday at the Indianapolis Stockyards today, the Agriculture Marketing Service reported. The top price was $11.35 for good to choice 220 to 230-pounders. An estimated 2535 cattle were received, 730 calves, 10,090 hogs and 2468 sheep.

BOGS

Good and Choice— 1

140. pOUNAS ..co0cseseoe.$ 9.85 160 pounds ..ccsessseses 10. pounds ssccescessees 10. pounds pounds pouUNdS .es.evienees pounds ...ceesssaves pounds ....es. round round

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Slaughter Pigs

Medium and Boog 80- 120 pounds

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Slaughter Cattle & Vealers (Receipts, 2535)

ds . 900-1100 pounds 1130-1300 pounds . 1300-1500 pounds

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750-1100 pounds Steers. Heifers

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Feeder and Stocker Cattle (Receipts, 730) Steers

‘Cholce—

500- 800 pounds .... [email protected] 258-1050 pounds ... 10.2 500- 800 pounds 9.7 800- 1050 pounds Mediu 500-1000 pounds Common-— 500- 900 pounds sane

Calves (steers)

Gond and choice— 500 pounds dOWR ce.eeeesns Mediu 500- “900 Pounds .....sco0e .

Calves (heifers)

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SHEEP, LAMBS (Receipts, 2468) Lambs (spring)

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Hogs — Receipts, 13, 000: fairly active,

averages, SOWS 3s | 18i0.230 70. Receipts, 25 cents lower on spring lambs at $11 eld 25 cents higher upward to i 75: sheep and Jeasl ngs fully oTeRay; two decks aroun s., choi yeariA Bn $9.50; few lightweight fat ewes, d with bulk natives, $4@ aa ttle — Receipts, 17,000; Salve 1000; light and long yearlings’ generally st steady: yearling steers scaling und bulk these

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steady, -1400-1b. most] 5 Dad

Saree; teers, Y 51 to 15 cents lower; top, or prime 1093-lb. long yearthis no criterion of general ; most Jighly 8n fnisned Searing sellbulk

ages at inside; bulk heavies unsold; heifer yearlings weak to 25 cents lower, mostl 15 to 25 cents down with bulk at $11.5 @12; best, $12.25; cows scarce, steady; buils scarce alse, to 15 cents higher with do. 50 iE freely for weighty Sausage 38 erings; vealers steady to weak at 14 mostly; Jey few, $14.50; stock ae strong; about rassers in run mainly “fat

very active

ws and e iy selling Saracly at $10@11

U. S. STATEMENT ae pL Pig A Moros the current fiscal y ar thio ough. Sept. 26, compared with a

i) Ty BEDenses. ys 9,634, 985. 28 Receipts .. 1,899, 108,956.78

$2, 0.823 3 624. 00 Gros Def. 2,930,525,978.5 Net Def. 8:30

522.20

er 51,2 .56 44, Gold Res. 22.757.137,820.90 21.912.2 Customs .. 103,071.468.88 T8030. 2%. 19

INDIANAPOLIS CLEARING House

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Soaring gracefully over New York City is a new twin-engined plane of molded plastic plywood built during the past few months by the newly formed Langley Aviation Corp. in a factory at the former clip1° At the controls is Martin Jensen, veteran endurance flyer, who blueprinted the revolutionary plane, Because the materials used in the construction of the craft are found in almost unlimited quantities, it is believed that it may prove to be the solution to many of the bottlenecks of plane production. The plastic plywood, besides being relatively cheap, is also stronger for its weight

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[WHEAT PRICES CLOSE HIGHER

Profit-Taking Erases Much Of Earlier Advance At Chicago.

CHICAGO, Sept. 29 (U. P.).— Wheat futures moved to new highs on the current movement in early dealings on the Chicago Board of Trade today, but in the final hour profit-taking erased a portion of the advance. At the best the market was up a cent a bushel with the December

‘| delivery reaching $1.23%.

Aside from the strength in cotton account for the upward tendency.

bushel higher with December at $1.227% @1.23. Corn was up % to off 4c, December 82@8l%c; oats 3sc higher, December 53% @ %c; rye up 1 to 1%c, December 76%b; and soybeans were 1% to 1%c higher, October $1:77%. RANGE High Low 1.23%, 1.22% 1.27% 1.26% 1.28% 1.237% 82% 81% 88% .87% 89% 54 56% 55% 0

Open Close

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yellow, 663%; over yellow:

carloads; 2 red, py Si Hh §arioads) 3; No. 3

WAGON WHEAT. Up to the close of the Chicago market today Indianapolis flour mills and grain elevators paid $1 per bushel for No. 2 red wheat (other a on their merits). and paid 70c per bushel for shelled new ob 2 vellow corn: No. 2 white shelled corn 73c; No. 2 white oats, 40c; No. 3 oats, 40c. : !

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NEW VICE PRESIDENT

‘NEW YORK, Sept. 29 (U. P.).— Clyde F. Farmer, assistant to the|

% president of the Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad, has been appointed vice president in

charge of traffic, succeeding Joseph J. Byrne, it was announced today.

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NEW YORK, Sept. 29 (U. P.)— Dun & Bradstreet’s) daily weighted price index of 30 basis commodities compiled for United Press (1930-

02 ...icivnseeiscvinsiaee 140.23 144.94 2|Month Ag0 .....i.e..e..... Holiday “es 80000000 118.35

Editor to Speak

DeLoss Walker

Deloss Walker, associate editor of Liberty magazine, will be speaker at the Indianapolis Association of Credit Men's annual meeting Oct. 15 at the Columbia Club. C. Walter McCarty, managing editor of The Indianapolis News, will be toastmaster at the dinner, which is to be conducted in the manner of the National Press Club gridiron dinners. Guests at the speakers’ table will include Governor Schricker, Secretary of State James Tucker, Mayor Sullivan and W. I. Longsworth, Chamber of Commerce president.

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FOOD PRICES

CHICAGO, Sept. (U. 0. omaloss— New Michigan, Bik Soci. 50 Toms Michigan, 12-qt. baskets, 40c Spinach—Washington, crates, $1.25. oa flowar—Colorado, crates, $1. [email protected]. Car-rots--California, crates, 5 Lettuce—California, crates, $2.75 75. New Cro Sweet, LR hy, bu., [email protected]. Onions (50-1b, sacks)—Illinois Yellows, $1; Minnesota Yellows, 80c; Wisconsin Yellows, 92%,c; Coluorado Whites, $1. 25: Minnesota Sweet Spanish, ho eet Sranish, Rvs; Colorado Sweet Sp! —

STOCK MARKET 1S IRREGULAR

Steels Lose Early Gains; Small Declines Made In Other Groups.

NEW YORK, Sept. 29 (U. P).— The stock market turned irregular in afternoon dealings today after a firm morning. Steels lost gains ranging to neare ly a point. Small declines were noted in oils, some rails, electrical equipments and mercantile shares, Douglas . Aircraft declined substantially after registering a rise of more than a point. Motors held small gains and some rails were slightly higher. Coppers balanced off small gains and losses. Around the end of the third hour, U. S. Steel was at 553, off %; Bethlehem 65%, unchanged; Chryse ler 59, up 3s; Central Motors 41%, up ls; International Paper 18%, up 5%; Santa Fe 28%, up %; New York Central 11%, off %; Kennecott 35, up %; Union Carbide 76%, une changed; Douglas Aircraft 73%, up 15; Westinghouse Electric 86, off 4, and Pepsi-Cola, 25%, up %. Steel Operations this week are scheduled, according to the American Iron & Steel Institute, at 96.9 per cent of capacity, up 0.1 point from last week. A stock exchange seat sold at $26,000, off $2000 from the previous transaction.

FHA HEAD TO SPEAK HERE THIS WEEK

Abner H. Ferguson, national ade ministrator of the Federal House ing Administration, will speak at a luncheon meeting Thursday at Hotel Lincoln on “Priorities for Home Building and the Modernization Campaign of FHA” Organizations sponsoring the meeting are the Indianapolis Chame ber of Commerce, Indianapolis Chapter of the American Society of Architects, Indianapolis Clearing House Association, Indianapolis Cone struction League, Indianapolis Elece tric League, Indianapolis Real Ese tate Board, Marion County Building and Loan League, Marion County Building Contractors’ Association and Marion County Residential Builders’ Association.

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