Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 February 1942 — Page 16

Indianapolis Business Summary

Last ‘Week Last Week 1941. 0 ruc ; ; : ; Week "Before A Year Ago Thus Far i | mm are ns Bank Clearings essscoscnesansuess $27,417,000 $24,410,000 $16,091,000 $145,012,000 + 21.1 Bank Debits .iccioocoensssenses... $82,301,000 $61,925,000 $44,318,000 $381,422,000 + 27.8 Postoffice Receipts «.ccscessvese.ce $92,496 $97,665 $92,393 $694,391 + 24 2 Building Permits sesasesessneiens $98,695 $70,085 $136,105 $2,146,474 - 69.6 Porkers Are Shipped to Houses ; $44,600 $45325 $105,500 ' $426,300 - 01 2.12 Apartments ...eevsecossocionces : 0 0 . 0.0 ~- 65.1

21.50 Stockyards. Business ...ouieersnisnrnorses ss $7,200 $180,900 - 96.9

28.54 - Va-Caro Ch . 1%. 1 1s | 271.52 va 6 pt. Lt Hog prices were generally 10 cents| Industrial sececceccrvessssscens $3,000 $1,379,500 . 30 higher today at the Indianapolis Public SEI ABPRNNIORNTERNINNIORS ,$9,800 0 +100.0 %|stockyards than they were yester- Repairs & Alterations ...ee.... $4,760 $159,774 - 30.3 ,|day, the agricultural marketing Applied for J 1,046 5,242 + 96.8 service reported. fn 682 2,885 + 48.0

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80 INDUSTRIALS Yesterday sessesssssatasrnne 106.00 Week Ago .....%.....c000.. 108.35 Month AO .....cconessnees. 110.18 Year AZO ..cuvceicevicevane 122.39 High (1042), 114.22; Low, 105.10. High (1941), 133.59; Low, 106.34. 20 RAILROADS Yesterday .... Week Ago .. Month ABO siseresssearrases Year Ago High (1942), 20.01; Low, 26.66. High, (1941), 30.88; Low, 24.25. UTILITIES

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refrigerators, cookstoves, | & fabrics, bed linen, radio

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DAILY PRICE INDEX

NEW YORK, Feb. 25 (U. P.).—

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compiled for the United Press (1930-

% [32 average equals 100): Ses srr ertNensn 155.50 Medi 1M)

Yesterday Week 880 ...c.svencraeveness 105.19 MONtR BRO '.o..v0eessssisnces 15401 Year ago .....eceivninseeeee. 12438

1942 low (Jan. 2)....e.ee0e.. 151.54 U. S. STATEMENT

WASHIN N, Feb. 2 ment expenses and rece pis for the curTent se ye ar Jaough b. 23, compared

Last Y. 2 $7, 104, 501, 3s. 42

Expenses 28.856,256.70

$1 War Spend > Recei (4 Net f y 1,79 +6! jai 1,049,898,602.88 t G0.747.655,043.39 46, 067,894,224.54 Gold Res 22, Hs; 008,128. 128.53 22,160,838,387.71 INDIANAPOLIS CLEARING HOUSE

Clearings ...... se senvue $ 5,804,000 Debits 13,457 ,000

OTHER LrvEstoce) |

AYNE, Feb. 25 ents higher; © 200:220 ine,

CHRYSLER ‘ARRANGES |} FINANCING FOR WAR

NEW YORK, Feb. 25 (U. P.).— Chrysler Corp. revealed today that it has negotiated a credit arrangement” to finance its|$ increasing war production but refused to disclose the amount involved or any other details of the financing. Reports in the Wall Street dis-|, trict said the deal involved $100,-|f 000,000 to be placed at Chrysler's disposal over a five-year a nation-wide group of commercial banks. The money, according to

1942 high (Jan. 26).......... 155.89 Me.

U. P.).—Govern-|

rjoff 25 gL lambs. $12.10 @12.2

“satisfactory pojior

The top was $13.15 for good to choice 200 to 210-pounders. Receipts included 1350 cattle, 500 calves, 5977 HOGS (5977) nga Gilts) - ON Barrons and Gilts) } Ee eisai Sasettesenan anil 3 £2 ant

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Bulls (all weights) (Yearlings excluded)

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Vealers (all weights)

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Medium and good w+ oetinress Common 2.008 5%

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Hogs—Recelpts, 11,000; market active 25 cents higher" top, Paik. 10" 240 Toe, 12858 131 ost 2.304 Ji

1b. butchers. 270-330-1b. Hered good * 15 if 560-500; Late Tuesday,

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8: strictly choie 2 decks choice 123 “Ibs.. fed hd

Cattle—Receipts. = 11,000. Choice steers and year

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OTHER MVESTOCE

CINNATI, Neb, ® (U. ig

FAT SPS fg an Flog 160-3 5 a 'g 13.10; 300-400 lbs A i, Adium um to $12.25; 120-130 lbs,

. goo ood 180-160 Ibs. 11.35; bulk good pokihe sows, $10.50@

period by|11.35.

olCattle—628 steady. mon and i hter s Lp Rey and|1 heliers, 3 Rid Mediim i helen, yearlings, beef | 1

Unemployment Compensation:

Freight Carloadings:

Outbound Electricity Output (kwh) ..,....... Water Pumpage (gallos) .......

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27¢| amination fees, expenditures for the

d| respect to federal taxes--whether

‘lof employees in the civil service of

Streetcar Passengers (Feb, 14) .... Telephones In Usé (Feb. 19) ....... Vivestock Receipts (head) .eveeeee.

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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 21,000 106,000 2,000 6,000 |

4,059 2,275 13,219,000 222,900,000 1,374,935 0 64,550 , 6,434 2,431 45,025 10,654 346,000 248,000 11,000 84,000 0 3,000

1,678,639 0 50,162 6,730 2,513 33,026 7,893 546,000 404,000 24,000 92,000 14,000 12,000

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26,808 14,850 87,468,000 1,542,800,000 7,640,031. 101,569 381,147 41,177 15,500 266,177 57,693 4,208,600 3,702,500 . 133,600 408,000 13,000 41,500

29,785 17,618 100,132,000 1,860,040,000 10,197,748 112,319 , 378,429 440m 16,038 251,748 66,569 4,435,200 3,171,500 130,200 858,000 74,000 201,500

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Sources of above figures: Indianapolis Clearing House Association, Indianapolis Postoffice, City Building Commissioner,

Indianapolis Office of State Employment Security Divsion, 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 Teleph

one Co,

Agriculture Marketing Service, Indianapolis Board ef Trade,

‘Center Township Trustee, Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago, In dianapolis Power & Light Co.

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Your Income Tax

Personal, living, or family ex-

5o| Whereas all the ordinary and neces- | sary expenses of carrying on any trade or business are deductible. In the event a taxpayer is en-

quires the use of equipment, as in s [the cases of army officers, ball players, firemen, aviators, nurses and surgeons, the cost of such .is deductible only to the extent (1) that it is specifically required and (2) that it does not take the place of ordinary clothing. Thus, expenditures for the purchase and cleaning of jockeys’ uniforms and baseball uniforms of professional baseball players, and the cost of raincoats, boots and helmets of city firemen and policemen are allowable deductions, while the cost of ‘uni-

forms of army and navy officers, nurses, railway trainmen, barbers

and not deductible. Among other nondeductible items

of expense paid or incurred by tax-

5| payers during the taxable year : there may be mentioned premiums ; on life insurance policies, insurance:

paid on a dwelling owned and occupied by a taxpayer, amounts expended in seeking a position or ‘n traveling to the pldce of a new position, commuters’ fares, the cot of post-graduate courses, bar ex-

maintenance and operation of an automobile used for personal convenience and not by reason of necessity. in connection with a business, sums paid out as alimony and as an allowance under a separation agreement, penalty payments with

on account of negligence, delin-

uency or fraud—amounts paid by]: : 3 parent to unemancipated minor| : und: | children for services rendered by 14.60.) ch minor children, and amounts nd| deducted #nd withheld from the

es| basic salary, pay or compensation

the United States for the retirement fund or from the wages or salary of other employees as federal old-age benefit tax.

LOCAL PRODUCE wha eck, under 4% 1bs., otad

17¢; colored, 15¢: sel Lop wy breed | Sojored ens, full feathered,

Barr

Remington Arms

Production Soars

BRIDGEPORT, Conn, Feb. 25 (U. P.).—Remington Arms, Inc, during 1941 changed over from production of sporting guns and ammunition to war work for the fifth time in its 125-year history, and the annual report issued to stockholders today disclosed that the war boom lifted its sales 190 per cent, its profits more than 87 per (ent and its direct tax payments more than 520 per cent. The company, controlled by E. I. du Pont de Nemours & Co., report ed net sales of $62,627,282 for 1941, an increase of approximately $39,000,000 over 1940. Net earnings for the year were placed at $3,058,839 or 38 cents a common share against $1,945,663 or 23 cents a share in 1940, while direct taxes amounted to $14,858,000, an increase of about $12,458,000. President C. K. Davis asserted that Remington Arms will produce more small arms ammunition in a single year than was produced by all domestic manufacturers in the four ‘years of the last world war.

WAGON WHEAT

Up to the close of the Chicago Market today, ‘Indianapolis flour mills and grain leevators paid $1.19 per bushel for No. red wheat (other Fades on ely merits)

No. yellow Nhole 15¢ pe bushel and 4 ie chelled corn 63¢c; No. 2 white LP , bdc, and No.

red oats, Sdc.

GRAIN FUTURES DIP ON BOARD OF TRADE

CHICAGO, Feb. 25 (U. P.). — Grain futures displayed an easier trend in quiet, early dealings on the Board of Trade today. At the end of the first hour wheat was off % to 3% cent a bushel; corn off 3% to %; oats unchanged to off 14: rye off % to %; and soybeans off % to %. Easiness in cotton and soybean futures brought out scattered offerings in all grain pits at the opening. Boybeans fell as much as 2 cents a bushel under selling that caught a few closely placed professional traders.

BUSINESS AT A GLANCE

\ BY UNITED PRESS Pneumatic Scale Corp. fiscal year ended Nov. 30 net profit $270,079 equal to $2.17 a common share vs, $243,097 or $1.94 in previous year. Southern Pipe Line Co. 1941 net income $165,442 equal to $1.65 a common share vs. $80,824 or 81 cents in 1940. New Haven Water Co. 1941 net income equal to $3.78 a share vs. $4.20 in 1940. Pennsylvania Water & Power Co. 1941 net income $2,110,580 or $4.66 a common share, after all charges, vs. $2,115,501 or $4.67 in 1940.

and ROCK ASPHALT

Because of the speed — ease and. economy with which it may be. applied—Kentucky Rock Asphalt Is playing a very important part in the nation’s highway pregram, as evi.denced by the thousands of miles of this highly efficient surfacing material now in use.

these unconfirmed reports, would] co be in a revolving fund to be drawn upon as required.

TAXES CUT PROFITS |: OF GENERAL FOODS:

NEW YORK, Feb. 25 (U. P).— Net sales of General Foods Corp. rose to a record level during 1941 Yalbut an increase of more than 100 per cent in tax provisions reduced profits for the year, C. M. Chester, chairman of the board, reported today. Net income for 1941 was report ed at $14,153,400, equal after preferred dividend requirements to $2.56 a common share, compared with $15,244,077, or $2.77 a share, in 1940, Mr. Chester sald that the company’s reserve for contingencies was increased by a provision of $1,500,000 out of 1841 earnings largely in reflection of increased war risks,

om ond. on $6.25 @e 25: AGRE an SAnhets, $6 :

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812 ha? good | commen and med tum, #38.50

HY 25% 1 culls, $ {fat ewes,

P38 at $976 a share. Cola, common sold at 59%, $ ew low. Softness inj es gave the gen-|

xy “Toe. Ie ves) Barred a white Roce, 19¢c: Solored, ng ibs. and up,

grades, 3 cents less. arge, e: 1ATRe. if jo ge: :

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Kentucky Rock Asphalt is proving a boon to those who have the responsibility of the upkeep of highways and city streets, because of the time

and money saved by its use.

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