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IDIANA"FARM INDEX

Prie Low Is ~ Above Average From 1910 to | 1914.

| Times Special | LAFAYETTE, os. Feb. 17.—The Indiana farm pric per cent higher f anuary than it e first World War.

the month of

gement and agricultural statistical epartments, together ' with the

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HIGHER

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NE 'W YORK STOCKS

By UNITED PRESS

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index was 40|4AD

The Purdue University farm man- an Can

, have released figures showing|Am Haw at the Indiana farm price index Am 4

on Jan. 15 was 140.1, using prices

of 1910-14 as 100. | f

| This is 5.8 points higher than the previous month, and [8286 points igher than 3 year ago, All of a list of 17 Hoosier-pro-duced commodities showed a during the. last month except! eggs, which dropped 19 cents per dozen, and butter and wool, which remained unchanged. | The index for the country as a

points, reaching 146.

| The purchasing power of Indiana a

farm products and that of U. S. farm: products edch increased two points from Dec. 15 to Jan. 15, reaching 96 for the State, and 102 nationally. These are the actual price comparisons of the various Indiana farm commodities:

. Jan. 15 Commodity 1942 Corn, bW......c.00. $ 5 Wheat, ‘bu......... 118 Dats, 33 ye, Il Hay, ton Potatoes, pples, Horses, attle, alves, cwt....... 14.80 heep, cWt....oo.o 4.80 ambs, cwt....,e.s 11.70 ogs, cwl..l..ie.s 11.20 Chickens, Ib....... .132 fggs, 3d0Z..,...40e 4201 utter, 1b..... 37

Dec. 15 Jan. 15 1941 1941 $ 58 83 36 51 + 8.20 80 1.05 84.00 9.60 -11.20 350 9.30 7.90 .138 An 32 33

310 37 42

on AND CHEMICAL

SHARES ARE LOWER

| NEW YORK, Feb. 17 (U. P).—|G Weakness in oils and chemicals to-|c

day featured a quiet, lower stock market, Trading was light with v | to noon 160,000 shares, against 220,000 in the corresponding period yesterday. ils broke when Secretary Ickes led for voluntary reduction of 15

per cent in use of gasoline. Skelly oil dropped 27% points to a new low Standard Oil (N. J.) made

de a low at 3515, off 1.

whole topped Indiana's figure by six Am

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PRICES FOR GRAINS

RISE FRACTIONALLY 5

CHICAGO, Feb. 17 (U. P.).— Grain futures worked fractionally higher in quiet early dealings on the Board of Trade today. At the end of the first hour wheat was up % to %ec a bushel; corn up % to %; oats off 5% to up %; Ive Up % %o 3%, wnd Sovbeans off % to %.

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pits featured the rise. Corn futures again drew strength from in the hog market where prices rose to further new four- peaks, but soybeans gave grou

U. S. STATEMENT

WASHINGTON, Feb. 17. (U. Pc ~—Government e:

with a

th Year Expenses. $15,453,385,530.59 $6, Ear 21305780083

rade A large, s Grade A ge, 21

No. 1 Bios No

Feeling nd Rg Doctors!:iirt

Here's prompt, better: relief of pain, itch, i i cs a0 Lintive relief by doctors at moted i al Minor clinic. Get 75¢. tabe Thorn one with 3

“ios "ne . 2, 360 3d)

pile pipe, 8

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xpen. - rent fiscal Year | “through high Lk ared ] year ;

HOG PRICE

IS $13.50 HERE

Highest Paid in Four Years; Only 4710 Porkers Are : Received.

Hog prices soared to another new record at the Indianapolis stockyards today when a top price of $13.50 was paid, the highest in four years. Weights above 160 pounds were 35 cents higher than the lowest prices paid ‘yesterday while lighter The top was paid for good to choice 200 to 210-pounders. Receipts included 1503 cattle, 386 calves, 4710 hogs and 1401 sheep.

HOGS (4710)

(Barrows & Gilts) Good to Chuice—

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160- 200 pounds Packing Sows Good and Choice— 270- 300 pounds 300- 330 pounds 330- 360 pounds .eecececvccscs Good— 360- 400 pounds 400- 450 pounds . 450- 500 pounds

Medium 250- 500 pounds Slaughter Pigs Medium and Good— 90- 120 pounds CATTLE (1503)

Slaughter Cattle & Calves Steers

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Choice— 500- 750 pounds [email protected] ‘arhness «oes [email protected]

d— 500- 750 pounds Heifers Cho!

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8.50 8.00@ 8.50 7.25 .00@ 7

Medium-— 500- 900 pounds scecboesssecs Common — 500- 900 pounds Cows (Al Weights)

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Bulls (All Weights) (Yearlings excluded)

8.40 25

[email protected] £138 10.00

Beef od Sausa Goo . Medium Cutter and Common CALVES (386)

Vealers (All Weights) save nneresy #1500 2G 1350

15.00

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Common and medium Cull Feeder & Stocker Cattle & Calves Steers

tesssssssesss 11.00 ER ER EE EEE AAR] 10.50

12.00

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C00" 900 0 pounds . cisdnnsenans T0G 9.00 Calves (Steers)

Good and choice— 500 pounds down

11.28013.25

[email protected] Calves (heifers)

Gooa and choice— pv Do pounds dOWD «5.cc.e0.... [email protected]

I Id GOW -o rv. [email protected] SHEEP AND LAMBS (1401)

Lambs

and choice cees.$11.50 od .

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11.25 10.00

10.25 9.75

dan oh Ewes shorn) 5. Good and choice. . .,.. devas Common and medifim........ sg 012 5.00

CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

s—15,000. Active and 10 to 20 3 choice

Cattle—8 predominated ‘in crop; trad all except strictly “Joie £8 light steers dull and 10 t some held higher; largemarket with most choice Set 29 upward; several loads, $14@11 .25; most buy steers, $13. nward: heifers steady; choice kinds absent; best, $13.25; cows weak to shade lower; bulls and vealers firm; eighty cutter cows. $8. own; heavy sausage Sig fo. to $10.35; choice ad $15, few

p—17000. Late Monday: Fat lambs slow etnd 1 15 to 25 cents lower; fat sheep Steady: strictly’ choice 88-1b. ‘fed. lam $12.10; bulk good and cho ice 90-115-1b. i 25@12; heavier kinds, $11 : shorn iambs, $11; $10. 25: few decks Tange eyes,

ade: Se ablished: piading amb ly or Ya g 5 on d hole 3 an ds ar os 12. 10s: u oldin S n aro few mod & 00d d fed fh

natives an esp 8 steady; mbes

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few me umn | to [email protected] at double LL ewes

OTHER LIVESTOCK

17 (U 313.66 Yhe BO 95-250 ibs., $13.50; -275 .1bs., $13.3

217. 32300 ) Ibs. $13.25; 300-200 1bs., $13. medium ‘food 140160 1bs., $12.50; 100- 140 To ail. [email protected]; bulk x good s Sows Yo railg 75. alves, 250; cattle slow, i a Eel steady, except bulls which weak to 25c¢c lower; common and medium slaughter Steers. and heifers, $8 mG10; -50; mo! nd medium bulls, od bulls, $10.50; vealers steady: [email protected]; );

CINCINNATI, Feb. 2975; 25-40c higher; t ast rice this Seas;

heep—100; s lambs, steady: good lambs up Yo P1330: ariotly choice absent: fat ewes, Seqdso.

"200.220 Li " o18, 30; Hog5-200 | Misery -180 1bs., $13; 320-240 1bs., . $13; '260- 1bs, 13.9: $13. 80; 300-350 1bs., $12" 400 1 nN DSiza0 -160 Ibs., $13.50; 140150 lbs, $12. ri ito bs. $12; 100-130

ibs, Roughs, $11.75. St 10.50. Calves, $14.90 Lambe, s11500> 8 Calves,

“Ireturn for 1941 may select either 001 of the two methods, subject to the

k:; lat the time of the creation of the : | existing reserve, the amount of the

fo-|to such amount, the total amount

Postoffice Receipts ....cccoovaenanse Building Permits ..cccccevecccccces HOUSES ......ce00000000000000000 Apartments ...cececceecccscasse Industrial ...ceo0000000000000000 Public . Repairs & Alterations .....cc.00 Applied for Jobs ...... Received Jobs ..........c.o0000vsune Unemployment Compensation Claims Filed ..........cc0000000 Claimants waiting Claimants Paid ...ccco000000000 Freight Carloadings: Inbound Outbound

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Hogs 0000000000000 000006000 0000

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COIN ...coc00cveravcsrcansssccsns Wheat .c.occoccccccsssosscsanes Oats ...cevessccscsscncocsccanes Rye Soybeans secesesssesnariocennne

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Sources of above figures:

Bank Clearings escsssasisisncs sess. 524,410,000 Bank Debits cesessassessersssessss. $61,925,000

Grain Receipts (bushels) .........._

Week Last Week Before . A Year Ago $24,688,000 $21,521,000 “$72,513,000 $47,318,000 $112,716 $97,705 $20,843 $1,110,395 $9,300 $70,300 0 0 0 $22,200 $850 $1,007,500 0 0 $10,693 $10,395 1,124 630 669 381

Last Week

$97,665 $70,085 $45,325 0 $7,200 $9,800 $4,760 1,046 682

419 825 3,540

14 810 3,320

314 934 2,226

4,528 2,766 15,557,000 241,090,000 1,589,619 | +306 59,673 7,250 2,693 40,130 9,600 515,000 374,000 | 27,000 106,000 2.000 6,000

4,356 2,047 16,143,000 242,540,000 1,573,299 +163 48,371 7,140 1,985 32,194 7,052 662,000 461,000 11,000 160,000 3,000 15,000

4,282 2,374 13,469,000 214,590,000 1,380,176 « +27% 54,242 6,462 2,344 39,700 5,736 944,000 834,000 27,000 76,000 2,000 5,000

Indianapolis Business Summary

1941 Thus Far $128,921,000 $337,104,000 $601,998 $2,010,369 $320,800 0 $158,900 $1,379,500 0 $151,169 4,526 2,528

1942 . 9% Chge, Thus Far ’42vs.’41 $148,223,000 + 15.0 $405,225,000 + 20.2 $618,874 +4 2.8 $554,573 — 12.4 $381,325 + 18.9 0 0.0 $58,216 — 63.4 $3,000 .8 $9,800 --100.0 $102,232 — 32.4 8,947 +4 91% 3,629 4 43.6

. 3,400 9,045 13,616

4,917 5,640 20,655

+ 44.6 - 31.6 + 51%

+ 110 + 20.5 + 139 + 19.1 4 36.0. + 10.7 | + 3% + 5.7 + 35 - 11 + 247 - 18 - 19.9 - 134 +136.4 +3615 +3922

| 25,257 15,157 84,596,000 1,608,090,000 8,519,109 112,190 328,267’ 37,344 13,525 218,722 58,676 3,889,200 2,767,500 106,200 766,000 60,000 189,500

22,749 12,575 74,249,000 1,350,130,000 6,263,884 101,325 316,597 35,343 13,063 221,152 47,039 3,952,600 3,454,500 122,600 324,000 13,000 38,500

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Indianapolis Clearing House Association, Indianapclis Postoffice, City Building Commissioner, Indianapolis Office of State Employment Security Division, Pennsylvania Railroad, New York Central, Baltimore & Ohio, Illinois Central, Chicago, Indianapolis and Louisville (Monon); New York, Chicago & St. Louis (Nickel Plate); Indianapolis Water Co.. Indianapolis Railways, Indiana Bell Telephone Co., Agriculture Marketing Service, Indianapolis Board of Trade, Center Township Trustee, Federal Reserve Bank of Chieagd, In diangpolis Power & Light Co.

No. 38

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Bad debts constitute a consider-

one of two ways—either by deduction from gross income in respect

reasonable addition to a xeserve for bad debts. Taxpayers were given

of the two methods. The method |so

be used in returns for subsequent years unless permission is granted by the Commissioner of Internal Revenue to change to the other method. Application to change must be made at least 30 days prior to the close of the taxable year for which the change is to be effective. However, a taxpayer filing a first

approval of the Commissioner upon examination of the return. Permission to adopt the reserve method is limited to taxpayers having a large number of accounts where credit is extended over a considerable period of time. It is not granted for the purpose of handling one specific debt, What constitutes a “reasonable must be determined in the light of the facts, and will vary as between classes of business and with conditions of business prosperity. It will depend primarily upon the totel oo amount of debts outstanding as of the close of the taxable year, those arising currently as well as those arising in prior taxable years, and 5/the total amount of the existing reserve. In case subsequent realizations upon outstanding debts prove to be more or less than estimated

excess or inadequacy in the existing reserve should be reflected in the determination of the reasonable addition necessary in the taxable year. A taxpayer using the reserve method should show in his return the volume of charge sales (or other business transactions) for the year, and the percentage of the reserve

of notes and accounts receivable at the beginning and end of the taxable year, and the total amount of the debts ascertained to be worthless and charged against the reserve during the taxable year.

Incorporations

Anderson Country Club, Inc., articles accepting Drovisions of 1935 Not for Profit Ad: no capital olo Sroskih Sestara Sveti Savs, Inc. V: en t ng name.to Kolo . Inc.

dress Sherate. Jredical Luginess biresus E. nemann, C. Lannin, R. oe ‘Girard.

=~: GOLDS 666 ohm,

S fry “Rub-My-Tism” a Wonderful Liniment

OUTFITTERS to : Men, Women and Children

fivingstons |

129 W Ww. Wash. ioe ar

TAILOR-SHOP 7 GLOTHES

' Ready-for. Wearing Ciothes With ;

LEON TAILORING CO. 235 Mss. Ave, 75%, Middle ot.

SAXOPHONE Instruction

,,JNDIANA MUSIC 60.

115 E. Ohio St. LL 4088

A : chain

70 cI CET 2

Agents Fizance So Inc pid...

able item in the returns of many Ho taxpayers and may be treated in ind

to debts ascertained to be worth- In less either in whole or in part and In charged off, or by a deduction of a Lino Na

used in the return for 1921 must|y

addition” to a reserve for bad debts Hy

LOCAL ISSUES

Nominal quotations furnished bv locs) anit of National Association of Secusitids Dealers. Bid’ T%a 20

Stocks Ask Agents Finance Co Inc com.. Belt RR t

St: Yds com .. Be k Yds pf Bol Bol

Circle Theater com gomwith Loan 5% pid. Tu

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an option for 1921 to select either | *Pub

Bonds Wins'w W ER 4%s. . Loan 6s 5

*Ex-dividend

WAGON WHEAT

Up to the close of the Chicago lariat today, Indiana ApolLS flour mills rain elevators paid $1.20 per F bushel ond 0. red wheat (other grades on their merits). 3 yellow shelled corn was T4c¢ d Vo, 3 shelled corn,

ushel a Ww white oats, 54c, and No. i

No. 2 red oats, S4c.

DAILY PRICE INDEX

NEW YORK, Feb. 17 (U. P.).— Dun & Bradstreet’s daily weighted price index of 30 basig commodities, compiled for United Press (1930-32 average equals 100): Yesterday esbsnssssscsetsece 155.10 Week AZO ccocscsccccscsses 154.34 Month AgO0 eeeseecsssssceee 154.15 Year Ago aes sesnssanstassns 133.52 1942 high (Jan. 26) cesecsee 155.89 1942 low (Jan. 2) ..eseseces 151.54

iy DEALERS

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53.07

$ 4.54 9.09 ‘13.63

18.18 22.72 27.26

36.23

9.77

12.21 14.65

19.43 24.13

$ 2.86 5.72 $ 6.07 p 1012 12.14 16.09 .95

$524 6.99 8.73 1048 13.87 17.17 20.43 |

by hig table to be the full amount ou will pay less if you pay your the actual time you the money.

B.R. HENDERSON.