Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 October 1942 — Page 11
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Greater Part of ‘Food Shipped To Local Market Comes by Truek | Aiks 5
By ROGER BUDKOW: ockyards yesterday, the biggest day this year. And Ali | Sto
‘they came by truck. Even so, the. trucks were unloaded
by noon. Gb / center, trucking center. the stockyards yesterday. Th
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Half of R
PRICES UP GENTS HERE
Yesterday s Loss Is gained in Light Trading.
prices advanced 25 cents at thon apolis stockyards today to p half of yesterday’s decline, the agricultural marketing administration reported. The to Wag $14.75 for good to choice 2 to 300-pounders. ceipts ‘included 1500 hogs, 75 cattle, 25 calves and 50 sheep.
HOGS (1500)
Good to Chotce— | 120- iy poUNds c.oeccecese 140- 1 60- 1%
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Am ALTHOUGH IT WAS ONCE FAMOUS as a railroad the fact is that Indianapolis has now become a big|4 You could have seen that for yourself at
ere yore sat 16, 000 hogs shipped in to the Indian:
Very seldom does a railroad car
come into the stockyards with live-| Am Loco
stock. In the old days, railroads had all’ that business but not any-
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provement Com‘mittee, it found that this market pendent practical-
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, on trucks for Mr. Budrow 0 ing livestock. ' Trucks also are the chief means of hauling grain, milk, eggs, canning crops and other farm products to our local and wholesale markets. Livestock experts are saying that along in December and January we are going to see some days when 20,000 hogs will be brought to market heré. The government recently made a survey of stockyards’ facilities here and concluded that 20,000 could be handled daily without congestion.
Now: the railroads are still in the|
picture when it comes to shipping out livestock destined for slaughter
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Sales
(in 100s) High Low Close Change
4% 125 5% 24% 6% 9% 113% 81s 17% 8% 4% 93% 4%
Intl T&T ...2086 4% Dome Mines. 181% Can Pac ..... 98 6% Pepsi Cola .. 2814 is . 9% 12 33% A156
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Gain Chimodities Little -* Changed.
NEW YORK, Oct. 24 (U. P.)— Special issues, with gains ranging from 1 to more than 2 points, fea= tured a firm, quiet stock market today. ‘Bonds rose irregularly. Commodities were little changed. Prices were sustained by word the British had launched an attack against the Nazis in Africa. Record high industrial production, as reflected in the .Federal Reserve index for Septémber, and indications the steel industry will turn out a record tonnage of “steel ingots next week also helped the list. Steel shares were quiet but firm. Leaders made fractional advances. Automobile stocks held around the previous close. Rail ‘shares were steady to firm, with exception of Norfolk & Western, which lost nearly 2 points. International Telephone continued to appear on large .blocks, ranging to 5000 shares, and led the market in turnover. Dome Mines
¥a| was well up on the list of actives to
feature a better market for gold mining stocks. Large volume came into Pepsi-Cola, which made a new high, and in Canadian Pacific, also at a new top for the year.
Incorporations
neiby Mfg Co., Inc, 660 E. Jackson Shelbyville; amendment increasing authoriued capital stock from 7500 shares of $10 par value to 12,500 shares of $10 par value.
David R. Webb Co. Edinburg; agent, Inez G. Stott, same address, 1000 shares without par; Tumber business; Max Harry C. Hendrickson, Leland
Inc.
Consol Bis .
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Club Alum Comwith - Edison Consol oil on
Cudahy Bi El; , at. Fuller Mfg Co.. Gen Electric (u) Gen Mot . 41 Hefleman Brew. Il Cent RR.... -8 Int Harvester ;
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TRADING IN GRAINS IS DULL AT CHICAGO
CHICAGO, Oct. 24 (U.P.).—Grain futures held. within narrow limits on the Board of Trade today in a
ee Walgreen Co: .
dull session.’
Wheat finished the day unchamged to up %, corn off % to %, ‘oats off 1% to up 3, rye unchanged to up %, and soybeans off %. \
~ RANGE
Open High Low Close Wheat—
c.. $1.24 1.26%
July.. 1.27 Corn— Dec..
$1.24% 1.26% 1.27%
$1.23% 1.26% 1.26%
$1.24, 1.24 May. . 1.26% 1.26% 1.2 1.26% . 80% 85%
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80 85% 857% 8678
80% 85% 87
80% 85% 86%
May.. July..
Ham Watch . Harb-Walk . Hat Corp A.. Hazel At Gl.... Hecker Prod .. erc Mot
6Y%s as & P.... 23% Thomp Star ...15-16 Fhomp Star Bf. 13% 9%
TWAOTDPp.. 92% Timk-D- Ax . 20% Transamerica .. 5% r & WA .... 18%
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Oats— Dec... 43
May..
July.. Rye—
O. L. D. Forwarding, Inc. Anderson; amendment increasing authorized capital stock from 1000 shares having no par to 2500 shares having no par.
The Evard Store, Indianapolis; dissolution.
65% Bangor & Ar: pt 30% Barnsdall .. Bath Ir Wks.. 1 Beech-N Pkg ~. 85 Bell Aircraft .. 16% Bendix Avn .. Best &
“Med in Baltimore, Jersey City, Phila-100-30 Baus nt se” ™@4%| delphia and eastern seaboard cities. And there is some railroad traffic
hoi T EH errirenguns [email protected]|in hogs shipped through here that
14%, 4 oly 6% 13% +26
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48% 451 51%
AT% 48 ® 48% 50% 51
51% 81%
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Go 400- 450 po . 14.50 450- 500 pounds .. 14.40 Medium— 250- 350 pounds se.cccee..... [email protected] Slaughter Pigs Medium and Good— 80- 120 pg
14.60
be crannengeis [email protected] CATTLE (75) Slaughter Cattle & Calves Steers
Cholce— 700- 900 900-1100 3300-1300 1300-1500
sescevcssnne 15.00@16. 50 . [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]
pounds’
[email protected] [email protected] . [email protected] [email protected]
MD po | 11. nail 25 1100-1300 p ds |. 11.7 4.00
Common [ 900-1100 mounds ....
14.30@15 14. 50@15. %
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13.500 14.50 [email protected]
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Balls (an weights) Xearlings Excluded)
sooo Sescesesssssss 11.28013.3% «11 23813.9
[email protected] [email protected] 7.75 6.00
seve
Boole , Good. ceo usages Good (all + | Medium Cutter and
weights)
Vealers (all weights)
and choice eeees.+.$15.50016.00 mmon an eoessees [email protected] Cull (75 lbs desiesieanse.s [email protected]
Feeder & Stocker Csttle & Calves . Steers Cholce— |. 500- 800 pounds 800-1050 pounds : unds [es s0scccopone 11.00012.00 800-1000 ne 1 [esses cssssses [email protected] Medium— 500-1000 ppunds sscsscossnces [email protected]
Common $00- 900 [email protected]
[email protected] 990000008000 11. 75 12. 75
sinds |esse0sessssse Calves (steers) Choice— } down .......c... [email protected]
10.000 12.1
...$ 5.50@ 6.00 ceases 4.00@ 5.00 eee. [email protected] pees [email protected] [email protected] Yearling Wethers
toe | fessesnansienns 12.00912.50 [email protected]
ER LIVESTOCK
ct. 24 (U. a Later: 346-18 1bs., $14.60; 4.60; 160-200 1lbs., $14. 40; 280430; 300-350 1lbs., 350-150-160 lbs, $14.25; 140-150 30- Sis 1bs., $13. 8; 100-130 1lbs.,
3 Roughs, $14; Sass, $12.25; male hogs, 39.75 down; calyes, $16; lambs, $14.25; ewes, $5.25 down
CINCINNATI, Oct (U. P.).— Receipts salable 500, ‘satel 300. 22h weights ades and Classge steady; top, $14.50 f60-260-1b. | w hts; relatives’ few other - weights on We e; compared week Nelghts over 160 lbs., 15 cents lower; 160
down steady | land’ sows 25 cents lower. |.
LOCAL ISSUES
Nominal | quotations furnished by local t of National Association of id. Asked
av, Pt Wayne 7% pid 51 Ind Asso Tel’ 5% pt opal Ind & Mi
Indpls % DP: a. Bais Wares Class A com. Lincoln Loan Co 5% pfd eeu. 88 Lincoln t
N Ind Pub | N Ind Pu 82 N Ind Pu De 2% ogress com Pub Serv of Ind L 5% Dad Pub Serv of Ind In *So Ind Sar ; Union Title So com ssseccss 27
esssecece 92 Van Camp ai ia. vessenss 68 Van Camp. ilk co
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RR 4%%.. 51 .. hi. 94
14.65] |
10:00 @ 1.75]
‘(heavy labor turnover. . .
5| stop off for “refueling” and a bit
of rest before going on east. These facts are presented mere-
yon in case the government starts a permit system for
marketing Be
‘Beth Steel .... Blaw-Knox Boeing Air ... Botin 4) & & Br..
ly as background information for|Bon Ami 4
livestock to prevent transportation| Bucy
and packing-house congestion by
allowing farmers to sell their live-|2
stock only at specified intervals.
‘{-At the moment, as far as our local
situation goes, it doesn’t look like the government proposal for permit marketing is necessary. But you can’t tell how fast things can change in a few months. 2. 8 } 2 SALESMEN IN REVERSE: About 2000 salesmen of steel companies are helping in- the o| SCTP drive, going into their customers’ plants and hunting for machinery that can be scrapped ‘for resmelting at the mills. Typewriter salesmen are doing the same with typewriters they've sold in recent years—going back to buy them up for government Note: When the war is over, both the steel and typewriter salesmen will know where they can be sure of finding customers, those firms where they are now getting old machinery and typewriters. . 8 8 = ODDS AND ENDS: A WLB checkup shows the maintenance of mem-
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Calumet & H.. Campbell Wy .. gan Pacific .
Cent Foundry...
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Ches & O -.... 34
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CRI&P Child
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Cluett Pea
Col Pictures pt Col Carbon .... 76% Com Credit ... Com Inv Tr.... 28
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Coprmn . Edison . Edison pf on
bership provision in union contracts a
works against unions because of “. “Share-your-car” publicity has boosted car occupancy from 1.69 persons before the war to about 3 persons now, ODT survey shows. . . . Speeches of “small fry” officials are now being “looked over” by the office of war information. . . . Florida is irked by the ban on special trains. . « » Army wants to raise the speed limit to 45 miles an hour for trucks hauling war freight.
U.S. STATEMENT
‘WASHINGTON, Oct. 24 (U. P.).—Government expenses and receipts for the current fiscal year through Oct. 232, compared with a gear ago:
This Yea Last Yea Expenses $20,501,307, 057. 56 $6,530,874, 083.6 War Spd.. 18; 625,454.378.50 4, 502, 850,953. 6 Receipts
. 2,670, 460, 516.75 Wrkg. Bal. 00,422.42 1,915,076,156.67 Pub. Debt 96,010, 098, 274.98 59,969,796,330.30 Gold Res. 22,745,256,485.47 23,1786,082,912.88
INDIANAPOLIS CLEARING HOUSE Today
Clearings Debits
Clearings Debits ...cccieeetntsciaccsseses 83,648,000
ceeseererenanessanssons 27,671,000] E
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Cont, Sed Tes & Bak .
Corn . Frog pf’ RL7
Corn Ex Corn
Crane Co
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Crosley Co: Crown Zel
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East Air L .... 20%
Elec Boat
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Elec P & L EN
9% 41%
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1 Tndpls Pw & Lt 11% 28Y,
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. 10% Househd FP Bot .102% Houston Oil ... 43% Hud Bay M & 8 22
10% 102% 4%
*,, {Hudson Motor.. 4% 4%
.15-16 15-16 —I 82 21% . 38% 13%
Hupp Motor ..
Ill Central .... Il Cent pf .... Il Cent L L Indian Ref .
Ind Rayon ... Ingersoll Rand. 92 Inland . 66% Interlake Ir ... 1% Int Harvester . 52° Int Hyd El A. "11-16 Int M Marine... 9% Int Min & Chm 9% IMG& Ch 4 pf 55 Int Mining .... 3% Nickel . 302 Paper el 2 Paper ve P x 1%
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Jewel ea “rie ohns-Man .. Jones & L pf B 6% 69%
—K—. 7 13% 313% 26%
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nnecot Kimberly Clk.. Kress Kroger G & B
Lambert 17% 23% 13%
Lorillard Lorillard »f..
Lou & Nash.. Tei
Macy R H . Manati Sug . MB RY a y Pp Marshall Fa" 10 Martin (Glenn) Masonite. Corp. Mathieson 23
May D 8
Maytag . ytag pf .... McGraw El 2 McIntyre Porc McKes'n & Rob 1 McLellan pf.. ead Corp ... elville 8h .... [engel [ident Pet .... inn Hny 52 inn Hny pf ‘Ce. 111 [ission Corb: 14
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stees fi Motor Prod ... 10%. Mueller Br .... 22
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at Nat Sup S.pt. Nat sap 5 pf. ad ‘Natom Neh Newport Ind .. Newpt News Sh 19% NewptNewSh pf 977% N Y Central... 12 Nrpasin pf .. 41 N Y C Omnibus 14% N Y Lac &
hip ‘Norf ‘& West .160
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ROCKET SHIP SCIENTISTS . SAY Sas BODY CAN. STAND A 25,000 MILES AN HOUR AS EASILY AS 25 MILES, PROVIDED THE ACCELERATION IS GRADUAL:
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‘PERSONAL
Tre ont eee 1% 20th. Cent-# .. 14% Twin C R .. 4% Twin C R T pf 68% oJ 8%
14% 15% %
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Union B & P.. Union Carb ... Un ‘Oil Cal ... Un Pac ... Un: Pac United Un Air L . ‘Un Biscuit . United Corp ...1 Un € ..ieeen 3% Un El Coal .... United Fruit ..
Hoff nd Alcohol 30% Leath A... 14%
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Steel 49% Steel pf. 112% Un Stores ..15-16 —V— Vanadium .. 17% 17% Van Norm Mch lon 10% Chem 5 35
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injan Ry .. 28 Vultee *Aircratt. 8% Vultee Airc pf 23 — We 25% 235% 1% a
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Milybdenum .. | Mont Ward A. 108s
Niag H Pwr ... Niles-Bement. . Okl Gas. Pantepec Oil v
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% 2% 12 21% Ya 19% 60 4%
Un Cigar Strs.. % Un Lt & Pwr pf 19% Un Shoe - 6806 . ‘West Va Coal... 4Y
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| FOREIGN EXCHANGE
NEW YORK, Oct. 2¢ (U. P.).—Following are noon cable rates on major currencies: Cable Rate Net Chge. England (pound) 4. Canada (dollar) Cuba ( Mexico
1% Ya
peso) (peso)
Government Bonds
U. 8. GOVERNMENT BONDS Treasury Bonds Nei Hin Low Close Change ..101. 101.8 101.8 Porter County Sredit Bureau, Inc., 165
Lincolnway st., alparaiso; agent, J. A. Fleishbein, 13 Linco way st., Valparaiso;
% 945 N. Davidson st.,
+.00%, T.00s|3
The Spraker Rubber Co., Inc., Indianapolis; preliminary dissolution.
Arketex Ceramic Corp., Brazil; amend-
‘sy, | ment changing number of directors from
five to three. Brightwood Fuel Go., Inc., 2012 N. Rural st., Indianapolis; agent, Clayton O. Mog Indianapolis; To shares of $100 par vaiue; to buy and sell heating melas Clayton O. Mogg, J. O. Mogg, Fred W Brandt. : American Coating Mills, Inc. Elkhart; amendment changing number of directors from 11 3 seven. C. I. T. Corp., Merchants Bank building,” Indianapolis; amendment changing name to Universal C. I. Credit Corp. Indiana Railroad, 250 W. Ohio st., Indianapolis; amendment changing name to esson
LOCAL PRODUCE
Heavy breed hens, full-feathered, 18c; Leghor hens, 15c. Springers 1%2 lbs. and over: colored, 20c; barred and white rock, 21c; cocks, 9c. Roasters. 4 lbs. and over; colored, 19¢; white rock, 20c; barred rocks, 20c. All No. 2 poultry. 3 cents | Eggs—Current receipts 54 Tbe. and up,
Graded Eggs—Grade A, large, 39; girade A, medium, 37c; grade A, small, 2 no
grade, ; oe 1, 48@48%c; No. 3, 46@ she. “bustertat No. 1, 46¢; No. 2, 43c. (Prices on produce delivered at Indianapolis auoted by Wadley Co.
. WAGON
Up to the close of the Chicago market today, Indianapolis flour mills and gran elevators paid $1.24 per bushel for No. red wheat (other grades on their Mr No. 2 yellow shelled corn was 75¢c per sushel and No. 2 white shelled corn, 88c;
WHEAT
100 shares of $10 par value: Carl Rees, Avery Weaver, Frank Clifford.
No. 2 white cats, 46c, and No. 2 red oats, 46c. :
66% 12% 3%
Dec. . May.. .71% July.. .73%:
Soybeans—
66% .66 1% 13%
66% 3% 2 ae 3%
160% 190%
1.60% 1.61% 1.64%b 1.65
LOCAL GRAIN
CASH
Wheat—Firm; ‘receipts, 22 cars; No. red, $1.29%[email protected]%; No. 2 red hithq 1.26%; No. 1 hard, $1.16%@1.11%; No hard, $1. [email protected] Corn—Easy; ts, 50 Sars) No. 2 ol. low, 72@73c; No. 3 yellow, Jou white, 17@19¢ over yellow; mixed, 1@3%56 under yellow, Oats—Steady; receipts, ne car; No. white, 45%2@46%c; No. 2 red, Saisie Soyb eans—Steady:; cin none; Indie ana and Illinois No. 2 yellow, $1.64%.
BUSINESS AT A GLANCE
By UNITED PRESS National Supply Co. and subsidiaries. 9 months ended Sept. 30 net. profit $2,248,954 vs. $3,989,828 year Ago. Root Petroleum Co. 9 months ended Sept. 30 net profit $225,751 or 59 cents a common share vs. $270,119 or 71 cents year ago. Sierra Pacific Power Co. 12 months ended Sept. 30 net income $525,161 vs. $728,083 'previous 12° months.
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in these days of big figures, when we've all become more or less numb to naughts strung out in a row, $1,500,000
may not look like much money—until you
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But, just the same, it’s a staggering sum— more than TWICE the amount this community raised last year, to meet all of its
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Yes, it’s a lot of money—bat you Sised it! Once again Indianapolis has. met its obligation, in full.
To the 5,000 volunteer workers to the Thousands of
On behalf of your old friend, the India-
napolis Community Fund, with its 37 par-
f
ticipating agencies, and your new friends,
the Marion County Civilian
Defense Coun-
cil, United China Relief, British War Relief, Greek War Relief, Queen Wilhelmina Fund,
Navy Relief Society . ; : also
USO—local and national; Indianapofis Service Men’s Centers, Russian War Relief, Polish War Relief, American Field Service, j
War Prisoners Aid Committee, World
Emergency Fund, U. S. Committee for the Care of European Children—we express
our sincere graticude,
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contributors — we extend a Hester Handshake, ond Say...