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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
NEW YORK STOCKS
By UNITED PRESS
MONDAY, JAN. 5, 1942
BUSINESS
Hoosier Farm Income Increasing; Government Payments on the Wane
By ROGER BUDROW
HOOSIER FARMERS ARE MAKING MONEY from the war boom. They have received less from the Government but higher prices for farm products have more than 3
made up the difference. Am Br The Bureau of Agricultural Economics reports that in|am cen the first 10 months of 1941, Indiana farmers had a cash in-[}® &m% Of the total in
come of $308,700,000. For the same 10 months of 1940, that 10 months $74,774,000 d
Indiana farm cash income amounted to $243.168000 and for 1939 it came from crops an
$224 725000 came from livestock and livestock products. Govern men t payments up to the end of October, 1941, amounted to only $9.201.000. The year before they totaled $16.413,000 and the year before that
HEAVIER HOGS ADVANCE HERE
Weights Over 230 Pounds Steady to 15 Cents Higher.
Heavier hogs advanced in price at the Indianapolis Stockyards today, the Agriculture Marketing Service reported. Weights under 230 pounds were unchanged but weights over 230 pounds were steady to 15 cents higher than Saturday. The top was $11.75 for good to choice 190 to 200pounders. . Receipts included 3218 cattle, 571 calves, 11,500 hogs and 3843 sheep.
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War Orders Expected to a Make Up for Loss of Regular Business.
NEW YORK, Jan. § (U. P).— Am water Strength in automobile istues and| JW FIO an easier tone in steels featured a (1939) they were $15,536,000. | quiet, irregular stock market today. Agriculture Secretary Claude Chrysler rose 1% points to 47% Wickard says “there is little excuse |and General Motors was up % at for any substantial increase in the!32%. Demand for motors was preprice of agricultural commodities at dicated on indications defense this time and we will do everything care would make up for loss of!
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increases.” : tat js |Rutomobile production. Bald Secretary Wickard believes this There was nothing in the news (6 8
ry has plenty of foodstuffs for . sol and a too. Federal 2ccount for selling in the steels. Security Administrator Paul V. Mec- Bethlehem and U. S. Steel each . . : y : lost 3% point. Copper shares were
Nutt has stressed the fact that with . off small fractions while gold minour huge surpluses stored through- i jesus Te steady. Be
out the country and vast productive : Be capacity there is no reason to hoard a an > d Pon. | Slee food. Santa Fe lost rearly a point. Utili-| Sa} ties held small gains. Oils Were Bon narrowly mixed. Mercantile stocks | Bor registered small net gains. Market operators were playing Ban cautiously pending delivery of Presi- s dent Roosevelt's address tomorrow | Biro a on the state of the nation. B
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CHICAGO, Jan. 5 (U. P.).—Ins dependent strength in rye futures featured early trading on the, Board of Trade today. At the end of the first hour ve prices were up 1% to 13% Sen's bushel; wheat showed gains .0 i te 14; corn up % to %; oats up % to %; and soy beans off 3% to 3%. The wide spread between rye fus tures prices and 110 per cent of parity inspired an active commise« sion house demand that turned prices upward. The Dec. 15 parity price for rye was placed at $1.04 a bushel.
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breed colored hens, 8 lbs. and over, full Loahered, 18¢c; heavy breed hen na under 5 lbs, full feathered, 16c; Legho
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WIBC is scheduled to carry the Indiana-Wisconsin basketball game direct from Bloomington tonight beginning at 7:30 o'clock. Bert Wilson will broadcast a play-by-play description of the battle. n ” ” LIONEL BARRYMORE, 63-year-old veteran stage and screen actor, will be ‘starred as George Washington tonight in Maxwell Ander5 as and choice ........
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Parks Johnson and Wally Butterworth will pay tribute tonight to the gallant “400” of Wake Island and their leader, Maj. James P. 8S. Devereux, when they take their Vox Pop microphone back to the U. S. Marine base at Quantico, Va., for a return visit. The broadcast is scheduled for WFBM at 7 o'clock. The interviews will be held with rs the non-commissioned officers and © |enlisted men and will close with ‘| Uncle Sam's soldiers of the sea singing the inspiring Marine hymn, “From the Halls of Montezuma.” Tonight's program will be the second that Vox Pop has broadcast ,|from the base. The last was on Jan. 2, 1941,
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Machinery to step up Indiana's 26 pork production 10 to 12 per cent this year to meet war demands will | 735: *%.5(@9.75: go be outlined at the 65th annual Sood and choice, Meeting ws hoe i iy a Swine tore choco 53 ted W iy! fans sot ers’ ociation a e Clay- a pool Hotel tonight. jis] ew Solon and » medium lambs, $8@ The program under which Indiana| pr. WAYNE Jan, 5 (U. P.).~Hogs— livestock growers will produce the |§isady to Ro og 5 10-200 hs. state’s share of meat for the allies|$ii. Si a0: ibs $11.35 240-300 a: will be discussed by Anson Thomas, |3i0.0: : i 330-900 IDS of the Indiana Farm Bureau. -160 lbs. $11.50; Mr. Thomas said another impor- ie ai 160-30 ne. oh
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