Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 November 1942 — Page 4
By ROGER BUDROW . IS ONE THING TO EXPECT northern Africa to let
- us have supplies we need ba
this country big enough to divide with people over there ‘supplies which are already being rationed here? In other words, Arabs are very fond of sugar.
haven’t had much since the several years ago. Are we wi
rations in order to give the Arabs some?
When you stop to think of the ruckus in the Midwest about gasoline rationing, you wonder if we have achieved that sort of international viewpoint. Yet this is an economic war as well as military and we must win on the economic fronts, too. War-torn French North Africa needs 1 many industrial | raw materials such | as petroleum and tinplate. Its mechanized farms Mr. Budrow 4 transportation system have been hit by the petroleum shortage and its lagging canning industry, which could help supply our forces there too, is badly in need of tinplate for packing. Arabs, whose religion prevents drinking alcoholic beverages, are fond of green tea. Also-on their critical list alsn are kerosene, coal, medical supplies and soap. After immedia‘e needs are taken care of, there ure many supplies still needed to ni: ke the region more self-sufficient in necessities it can no longer import, oi * o CORPORATIONS will earn five to six per cent l’ss this year than . they did last year, the commerce department expects. Profits in 1941 were relaiively high. Of course ther: is a wide range. The departmen'’s survey shows that companies naking transpor- - tation equipmeni will have profits averaging 60 per cent larger than fast year while jrinting and publishing? profits «11 average fortytwo per cent belw last year. # ” ODDS AND ©DS: The newspaper photo of FHonosevelt buying a $1000 war saving: bond told just half the story; soine of the coupons were missing and he complained then and there. . . . Five government agencies nov have manpower blueprints drafte: ... Experts are betting there wil! se no ceiling price
n
French North Africa Needs Supplies From This Country
dly for war production but is
They Nazis and Italians moved in lling to take a cut in our sugar
where Wickard says they are “high enough.” . . A higher price for crude oil is in the offing, . .. Synthetic rubber output is now about 1500 tons a month, . . . Coffee supplies won't be able to meet the first rush of ration coupons.
NEW SOYBEAN MILL ESTABLISHED HERE
The Glidden Paint Co. of Cleveland, O., will soon establish one of the country’s largest soybean and feed mills in Indianapolis. The new Indianapolis industry will be known as the Glidden Feed Mills, Division of Glidden, and will occupy the building at Gent and 18th sts, formerly known as the American Hominy Mills.
Peter Turner, general manager of the new plant, has been here for a numoer of weeks supervising the remodeling of the plant and the installation of machinery. The company is spending over $150,000 in preparing the plant for the manufacture of feed. « Already a small pilot plant is in operation furnishing feeds for poultry, hogs and livestock. As soon as government priorities permit, additional modern machinery will be installed. en full production is reached, the mill will| process 20 cars of meal a day and 30 to 40 cars of feed. In addition to 42° different kinds of feed for poultry, hogs and livestock, the company will operate a large plant food plant. Soybean oils will be extracted for use in making vegetable shortenings and paints. The parent company, Glidden Paint Co. will consume a large proportion of the soybean oil in its other divisions located in 14 states and Canada, which are now engaged in the manufacture of paints, vegetable shortenings, oleomargine, salad dil, alpha protein, lecithin and other products using
on live hogs becy1 se prices are now
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soybeans as a base.
WHATS CEBKINY
N. Y. MART HAS QUIET SESSION
War Issues Easy as Peace ® Stocks Hold Firm With
2 Point Gains.
NEW YORK, Nov. 28 (U. P.)— Stocks moved irregularly in quiet trading today with war issues easier and peace stocks firm at gains ranging to more than 2 points. j Coca-Cola made a new high at 91% up 2%. Mercantiles advanced
under lead of Sears Roebuck, which |
equaled its high at 62 up 1. Montgomery Ward equaled its high. New tops \were noted in American Safety Razor, Commercial Credit, Crown Cork & Seal, Eastern Air Lines, Gotham Hosiery, International Telephone (most active issue on the board), W. T. Grant, Pan American Air Ways and Pepsi-Cola. Steel shares receded small amounts in restricted trading as some leading steel centers reported slightly higher operating schedules for next week. Automobile shares were steady to firm with volume light. Oils and coppers held around the previous close. American Smelting preferred equaled its 1942 high and then eased slightly.
LOCAL. ISSUES
Nominal quotations furnished by local unit of Nati tional {ation of Securities Dealers. Bid Asked
Agents Fin Corp COM ....eee. on Agents Fin Corp pfd ........ 20 Belt RR Stk Yds com Belt RR Stk Yds 6% 1d. | fees . 53 Bobbs-Merrill com 3 Bobbs-Merrill 4%2% pf «coco... 40 Comwlth Loan 8% P19 cesses 84 Hook Drug Co 12% Home T&T Ft Wayne 7% pfd 51 Ind Asso Tel 5% bf 95 Ind & Mich 7% pfd Ind Hydro Elec T% Ind Gen Serv 6% vid. Indpls P&L 5%% pid .... Indpls P&L com Indpis Rlwys Ine, COMuasessss 1 Indpls Water pf 1 Indpls Water Class A com. Lincoln Loan Co 5'2 pfd Lincoln Nat Life Ins com .. *N Ind Pub Serv 5%% ptd. ”N Ind Pub Serv 6% pfd.. *N Ind Pub Serv 7% pfd.. Progress Laundry ‘com sand Xk "Pub Serv of Ind 5% pid... *Pub Serv of Ind com 11 So Ind G&L 4.8 pfd .. United Tel CO 5% .covesscens van Camp Milk pfd ..cece0es van Champ Milk com ....ev.e/ 1 Bonds
Algers Wins'w W RR 4%%.. American Loan 5s 51 American Loan 5s 46 Cent Newspaper 4Yas 42-51 .. Ch of Com Bldg Co 42s 5. a Citizens Ind Tel Jt 61 ....103 Consol Fin 6s Sons Le Yor ‘as . Home T&T Ft Wayne 6s 43...103 Ind Assoc Tel Co 3%s 70..105 Indpls P&L 3%s 70 ...... +++: +108 Indpls Railway Co 5s 6 . Indpls Water Co 3%2s 6. nt Kokomo Water Works 5s 58..104% Kuhner Packing Co 4'2s 49.. 98 Morris 5&10 Stores 5s 50 98 Muncie Water Works $s 65.104 N ‘Ind Pub Serv 3 69. 100% N Ind Tel 4Y%s bs Pub Serv of Ind 4s 69.. Pub Tel 46s 55 Richmond Water Wks 5s §7..105 Trac Term Corp 5s 57. 80 ¢“Ex-dividend.
Va
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107% 81 10839 101 101 109 109% 101 83
sevens
Nov. 28, 1942
Continued from Preceding Page
Home Town: s See Actio KIMBALL WHEET, who used
basketball at Decitur Central, came home
on furlough the o'her day with a story of his exniriences.
aboard the destroi er Duncan when it was
sunk off Guadalc inal last month. His rubber life j:cket leaked and him busy huffing
up. e a oo Hhpme towners
gboard the U. S. S. Boise when it was damaged. after sinking six Jap ships in 27
minutes have notified their folks “all right.” W. Kenneth Carter Alfred M. Morrison: . .
mons last August, mother, Mrs. Lena Phillips, 2630
and puffing to blow it up. . He floated »1d swam 112 hours and got badly sunburn'd before he was picked who were
They are Seaman l/c and Mechanic's Mate Gunner's Mate 8/c Marion T. Phill ps, injured in the Solohas been visiting his
Drom to play
thrilling He was And it's 1st Lieut.
it Kept Tex. . . . Charles born st) now is Orlando, Fla.
‘at Ft. Ord, Cal.
Metzger has been upped to a captaincy, at
Hondo. dentist,
. Dr. has been
lieutenant and assigned to Atlanta,
. Frank P. Hu
wings and a second lieutenancy a week ago
at Chandler, Ariz.
Park ave.) has been promoted to sergeant, at Madison Barracks, N. Y. Dunn (4138 N. Pennsylvania) has enlisted in the army air force reserve’s photography
section. . . . His
they are
school at Miami. .
College. x
« « « Bet he had scnie tall tales to tell. . . .
Lieut. Robert Frost Daggett Jr. is on Guad-
glcanal. . . . He vrites he's had experience digging foxholes. . .
Lahr (Lumberman's Mutual) now is a first it Great Lakes.
- elass petty officer, Lieut. (jg) Arthur ave.) has reported ‘medical corps at Norfolk. .
1. Schappel (2
“oe
~ squadrons have bec: has been started.
ww Yr News of Our Maripes—
sr duty with the naval The fifth and sixth “Indiananolis’ Own” naval air filled, and a seventh
a lot of Fred
Enchantment. . . . “js immense and drawback I notice is the dust.” | . . Pvt. Dyer adds that he receives “What's Cookin’ ” regularly “and it makes me feel that I am really
903 Park
What's Cookin’ in the Army—
LOTS OF PROMOTIONS and new come missions in the army news this week. . . For instance, Fred Bates Sanders is a brand new second looie down at Ft. Benning. . . .
. He’s navigation instructor at Hondo,
has been promoted to lieutenant colonel,
Dunn, is at the air forces officers’ training
R. Bunker, formerly TWA manager here, is operations officer at Eglin field, Fla.
In the Mail Bag—
PRIVATE BILL DYER, Albuquerque, N. M,, aptly described that country as the Land of
Myron R. Carter now.
E. Grogan (40 N. Dearan air corps major at . And Kenneth L. Ogle
Lieut. Alexander
Gerald G. Kiley, the commissioned a first Ga. se Jr. received his silver
. Alfred Green (859
. Wesley
e
dad, Major Francis W.
. . First Lieut. Wesley
%
stationed at writes that Ernie Pyle
“The scenery,” he writes, beautiful. The only
1 Chic
FINAL NEW YORK ST OCKS
HOES STEADY
Net High Low Close Change v —r— Acme Steel ..... 42% 4% Adams Exp .... T% % Addressograph... 15% Air Reduc ..... 37 Ala & Vicks ... 62 Alaska Juneau.. 3!2 Allegh Corp . Al Cp pf $30 ww 5 Allegh & West. . Allegh Lud Stl.. Allen Indust .. Allied Chem ...136% Allied Kid ..... 10% Allied Mills ..... 16% Allied Stores ... Allis-Chal 25 Amerada Pet .,. Am Airlines .... Am Bank Note.. Am Bk Note pf. - Am Br Shoe .... 28% Am Br Shoe pf.126 Am Cable & R.. 33% Am Can 2 Am Can pf ..... Am Car & Fdy. 23% Am Car & F pf. 65 Am Chicle .... 92 Am Crys S 6 pe. 97 Am Enc Til . Am & FP Pwr. 2 Am & FP $6 pf 33 Am & FP P 87 pf 377% Am-Haw SS ..., 333 Am Hide & L... 2% Am Home Pr ... 51% Am Ice 17s Am Loco .. 5s Am Loco pt. Am News Am Pwr&Lt .. se Am P&L 6 pf. 193g Am P&L 5 pf A 17% Am Rad&SS.. 6% Am Roll Mill. 10% Am Roll M cvpf 543 Am Safe Razor 9% Am Seating .. 1134 Am Ship Build 88% Am Smelt ... 38% Am Sm 7 pf. 148% Am Snuff An su Fes.
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Am Ee
yp Am-Viscose Am Water W.. Am Woolen pt 561% Am me ..... 4 Anaconda ... 35% Armour Del Pt. 108 Armour Ill Armour Ill ‘pr a Armstrong Ck. 30'2 Arnold Cohst. 7% Asso Dry Gds. ot
Atchison “one Atchison pf ... Atl C Line .... Atl G & WTI. Atl G & WI pt 42 Atl Refining .. 18% Atlas Corp .... Austin Nich ... Aviation Corp..
6's 2 3s
. 115% 312 5%
Bald Loco ct Balt & Ohio . Balt & O pf . Bangor & Ar . 5 Bangor & Ar pf 21% Barber asphalt. 12 Barker Bros .... 57% Barnsdall 11% Bath Ir Wks 145% Beatrice Cr ... 242 Bell Aircraft . 12% 33's n . 14% venue 22% Beth Steel .... 54ls Beth Stl 7 pf. 110% Bigelow San ... Blaw-Knox .... = Boeing Air .... 15 Bon Ami B Borden ... Borg-Warner Bower RB . Bdgpt Brass .. Briggs Mfg .... Bruns-Balke ... Bucyrus-Erie . Budd Mig Budd Mfg pf... 70% Bush Term 6 pf 43 Budd Wheel ... T% Buffalo Forge.., 13% Bullard Burroughs .... Bush Term 3 Butler Bros .... 5% Butler Bros pf.. 20% Byers, AM ..... 9% 93s Byers pf «...... 80 80 —Cl 20% 11-16 6% 13
8% seas 3% 20%
Cal Packing ... Callahan Zinc. Calumet & H... Canada Dry ... Can Pacific 6% Case JI. 2 Caterpillar T. “ee 3th Celanese Celanese 5 pr pf on Celotex yk Celotex pf 70 Cert’'n-td 6 pr pf 30% Chain Belt 16% Ches & Ohio... 347s BE Il .... 20s vw a 2
11 27
207% S%
Chic
RI& Chi Ri&P 6 ‘pf Chi RI&P T pf Childs Chile Chrysler City 1&PF .... Clev El Im pf.109 Climax Moly Co 39 Cluett Peab . 32% Coca-Cola .... 92
Col Pictures Col Carbon Com Credit Com Inv Tr.. Com Solvents. Comwlith & So 9-32 Comw & So pf 33 Comwlth Edisn. 21 Cong-Nairn ... 16% Cons Aircraft. 17% Cons igar.... 11% Cons oppermn 4'z Cons Edison:.. 15% Cons Edson pf. 90% Cons Film..... 1 Cons Oil....... 67% Container ..... 15 Cont Bak...... 3% Cont Can...... 26 Cont-Dia 7 Cont Ins. ...... 41 Cont Mot...... 4% Cont Oil Del... 544 Copweld Steel. .
ERE RY
91s Copweld Stl pf. 4513 Corn Bnk.. 34% Corn Prod..... Coty Coty Inter..... Crane Co. Cream Wht.. Crown Cork. . ws Crown Zeller.. Crown Zeller pf 801% Crucible Stl.. - 33% g :
ase.
Curtiss WrA. .e 21%
Davega Strs.. 33 Davison Chem 12% Decca Rec Inc 9%
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ans
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8 | Int Harvester..
| Jones & L pf A.
+| Leh V Coal Cp..
By UNITED PRESS
‘15 MOST ACTIVE STOCKS
Sales Net (In 100s) High Low Close Change 1% 6% 6% ~— 1 " TW 273% 20% 1% 9-32 . 14 9-32 2% 2 2% 10 9s 10 51s 5 54 41 4% 4% 81s 1% 8 8% 1% MH Tw 7 7 20% 20% 20%
United Drug. 64 Pepsi-Cola .. 56 United Corp . 40 CIG As&El Ee 39 Pure Oil .... 35 Gillette - Saf.. 34 Utd Gas Imp. 38 Erie Cifs .... 32 Tex Pac Land 31 Budd Wheel . 30 Gen Elec .... 30 Curtiss-Wr .. 28 63% 6% 6% Pan Amer Air 27 23% . 283% 23% Stand Brands 27 4% 4% 4%
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Net Close Change
see
High Gen Cable pf .. 67 Gen Electric ... 39% Gen Foods .... 34% Gen G&EA.. 1% GG &EG6cvpfol Gen Mills pf....130 Gen Motors ..... 41 Gen Motors pf..126% Precision.. 14%
«15 Gt North pf.. 207% Gt West Sug. 23% Green H L 32% Greyhound Cp. 14% Grumman A E 11'2 Guant Sug ... 2% Guant Sug pf. 78 Gu M&Oh pf. 28
Hack Wat Harb-Walk Hayes Mig Hazel At Gl.. Hecker Prod
ae 35 wee 13% 1% TE 8
Homestake .... Houston Oil .. Héwe Sound . Hud Bay M&S 21 Hudson Motor . 4% Hupp Motor %
T%
Ill Central .... Ill Cent pf .... 18% Indian Ref .... 12% Indpls Pw & Lt 12 Inspiration Cop 10'% Insshs cts Md 684 Interchem Interlake Ir ...
Int Int
Ry C Am . Silver pt..103 T&T 7 T&T For . 1%
26 67 19 55 —— 11%, 5% . 84% 11 % 27% 19% fn 17% 10% 25%
11%
Jewel Tea ..:.. Johns-Man .... Jonés & Lgh...
Kalamazoo S&F
Kaufmann pf. . Kayser Jul .... Kelsey-Hayes B Kennecott ..... Kresge S8 .....
Lambert ....... Lane Bry ...... Lee Rb
Leh V Coal pf... Leh Val RR ... Lehman L-O-F Glass .. a | Libby McN & L.
2% 22% 30 42 58 . 59 32 Ligg & My pt. 175 Link Belt ...... 35% Lig Carb ...... 1574 Lockheed Air’ft. 16a Loew's . 44% Lone Star Cem.. 38% Long Bell A...., Lou G&E Lou & Nash...
MacAn & For.. 18% T 28
3 Markt StRy rpf oo Marshall for p Martin (Glenn) 19% Martin Parry... 4 Masonite Corp. 28% Mathieson .... 2234
EH
Midcn .e Ya Midland 8 pt. 107% Minn Hny.. 54 Minn Hny pC. ui Minn-Moline . Mission Corp. Mo-K Tex pf.
tii
War Mor & Ess ... 13% Motor Prod ... 93% Motor Whi .... 1134 Murray 5% Murphy 4% ptf.111 i me Mm Nabco L Co ... 3 Nash-Kelv 6 Nat Acme 5 Nat Auto Fibres 47% Nat Auto Fibpf 8 Biscuit Bis pf Can Corp . 7 Cash Reg . 18% Cyl Gas . 8% Dairy Dept St .. Distillers . En
9 Newmt Mining. 28 Newport Ind .
No Pacific Vs Northw-Airlines 15% Norwich Pharm 8
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a | Willys Overlnd.
8 Yellow Tr
High Penn RR ...... 223% Peoples Gas .... 45 Pepsi-Cola .... Pere M qt pf ... Pere Mqt pr pf. 40 . Pet Corp Am .. 5% Phelps Dodge... 22% Phila Co 6 pf... 36% Phil Morris .... 71 Phillips Pet .... 42 Phoenix Boa... as
Pitts Coal ..... 38 Pitts Coal pf... 31 Pitts Porgings.. Pitts Sc & B.. .. Pitts Stl . Pitts Stl pr pf.. 62% Pitts Stl 5 pf.. 23% Plymoath Oil... 13 Poor B .. Postal Tel pf.. | 18% Press Stl car, . 6% Procter, & G.. - Sita Pub Serv 11% Pub Serv 7 pf...100 Pub Serv 6 pf.. 8 Pub Serv 5 pt.. PSE &G pt. 18 an ...... 20% Pure OH ...;... 10 Pure O 5 pf..... 90 Pure O 6 PL... .103 Purity Bak .... 13%
Rem Hand pf.. Reo
Repub Stip? | Revere oe. Revere 5Y;pf... Reyn Met Reyn Spring.. Reyn TobB.. Rustless I&T | 109 Rustless ~1&Spf
St. L-8 Fran..
» | Sloss-Sheff pf.
Socony-Vac
R Sug. Eoeast Grey i So Cal Ed....
Mig.... Spiegel Inc .. SPiegel Inc
‘oil uni Qil pf A. 125 shine Min, 3% (Ri se of.» 1%
RE Syming-Gould. . .e
Tenn Corp ..... 83% cerns 39%
Thatcher pf.. Thomp Star .. Tide W A Oil.. T W A Oil pf.. Timk-D Ax .... Timken R B.. Transamerica. 5% Trs & West Air 147 20th Cent-Fox.. 14%; 20th Cent-Fox pt 25
s Twin CR T pf 68'2
Und El Beh vo 40Y & 7%
43, Un El Mo 4%. p 105 Un pacine . 80%
c pf 78 Unit a ®Alreratt, 262 Un Air Lines.. 177% Un Biscuit .... 16% Un Carr Fast... 20 United Corp .. United Cp pf... United Drug.. T Un Dyewood ‘of 38% Un El Ci
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Hoffman pf 40 Ind Alcohol 30% Plywood ... 20%
| vadsco Sales. .
% Van Norm Mch Ya Va-Caro Ch.. 2, Virginian RypI. 20%, Vultee Aircraft. Ta
4| Vultee Airc pf. 21% —W—
Wabash pf..... 227% Waldorf Sys... TY Walgreen Walkr oth “0, Na Bros. 6% Warner Br pt on Warren vy
P&P. West Auto Sup. 13% West Md Tis a
West Air Bke . ies Westing EE .. 76} Westvaco ..... 2675 Westvaco pf ..108% Wheel Steel .. + 18% White Rock .... 4% White Sew M... 32% 2 Wilson & Co... 4% Woolworth ..... 20% Worthington wen 15% Wrigley 12
canae 135 Young Sheet ... 20%
Hea horn hens ring:
barred an Roasters, 4 1bs, white rock, All
7 4% wT
Low Close ide
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2% 107s 39% 5% 22%, 367s mn 41%
2 4
8% 39% 34
4% 29%, 15% 54's
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12% 29
12% 29
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16% 2%
16% 3%
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LOCAL PRODUCE
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ed, 20c; Ss
2! Beef—d
a Good and choice
Early Top Is $13.60 on 160 To 200-Pounders; 3500 Arrive.
generally steady today, with a top price of $13.60 on good and choice 160 to 200 pounders. Receipts were 3500 hogs, cattle, 50 calves and 50 sheep.
150
HOGS (35450)
pounds pounds pounds pounds pounds pounds pounds pounds pounds pounds
120- 140 [email protected]
13.45913.50
160- 220 pounds [email protected]
Packing Sows
Good to Choice— 270- 300 pounds 300- 330 pounds 330- 360 pounds 360- 400 pounds Good 400- 450 450- 500
[email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]
[email protected] cebhosaseess [email protected] Medium-— 250- 350 pounds ..ii....eeen [email protected] Slaughter Pigs Medium to Good— 90- 120 pounds CATTLE (150)
Slaughter Cattle & Calves Steers
sates hes nan pounds cepceescsces pounds
[email protected] [email protected] 15.73@17. [email protected]|-
pounds pounds pounds pounds
“ssesssensas
Lass ssesnees
1300-1500
Good— 700- 900 900-1100 1100-1300 1300-1500 Medium — 700-1100 pounds ..i.cesevees 1100-1300 pounds ...osteacenes Comm 700-1100 pounds
pounds pounds pounds pounds
esse,
MH .50@ 15.50
[email protected] [email protected]
Heifers Choice— 600- 800 pounds esishurenhane 800-1000 "ounds ...coco00nvee Good~ 600- 800 pounds ...ceovececree 800- 1000 pounds cevenseesons Medi 500- 900 pounds Common 500- 900 pounds .... Cows (all weights)
[email protected] [email protected]
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[email protected] [email protected]
set save tseeee
sreves
[email protected]! edium . [email protected] Cutter and common .. [email protected] 6.00@ 7.75 Bulls (all weights)
(Yearlings Excluded) [email protected]
[email protected] [email protected]
Goo PASO Sausage~— Good (all weights) Medium . Cutter and ‘common .
CALVES (50) Vealers (all weights)
slesssenses
16.00@ 16.50 Common and medium [email protected] Cull (75 lbs. up) [email protected] Feeder & Stocker Cattle & Calves Steers Cholce— 500- 800 pounds 800-1050 pounds Good— 500- 800 pounds 800-1050 pounds Medium—- . 500- 900 pounds Common-— 500- 900 pounds Good and Choice— 500 pounds dOWN ..cceecoscee Medium-—-500 pounds down Calves (heifers)
Good and Choice— 500 pounds down ......
. [email protected] [email protected]
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sesskenness
sessnetsses ssecsssnvece
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. [email protected] edium— 500 pounds down .. [email protected]% SHEEP AND LAMBS (50)
Ewes (shorn)
Good and choice Common and choice .. Lambs Good and choice .....ceee.. [email protected] Medium and good viesssse [email protected] Common . [email protected]
Yearling Wethers Good and choice ....... deers 12.5 Medium vo 11.75
OTHER LIVESTOCK
FT. WAYNE, Ind., Nov. 28 (U, P.).— Hogs: steady; 160-200 lbs., $13.45; 200-240 1bs., $13.35; 240-300 lbs., $13.25; 300-300 lbs., $13.15; 150-160 lbs, $13.15; 140-150 $12.90; 130-140 lbs., $12.65; 100-130
$12.40 Roughs, $13; stags, $11.25; male ho 2. $9.50 down; calves, 16; lambs, $14.
ewes, $6 down.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 28 (U, P.).—Hogs: Receipts salable 500, total 900. All weights, grades and classes ‘quotable steady. Day's top $13.70 for 160-200 lb. weights; scarcely enough other weights on sale to test val- . Compared week ago weights over 160 1bs., 15c lower; lighter weights, 25c lower; sows steady. Cattle: Receipts salable 200, total 250. Calves: Receipts salable and total 100. Sheep: Receipts salable and total 100.
Chicago Stocks
Net Low 5thHr, orange 3 12% 5Y 1Ya 12% Ys
41
13.25 12.50
High Arm & Cop 6pf. 3 Belden Mf 12% Belmont adio 5% Chg C&O Ryspf 1'z Consol ¥4
Marshall Field. 187s Nat Battery pf. 5% No WUt7 prilen 50 Pure Oil.. 10 Raytheon Mfg. 2% 1% Ya 3% ve pe "34 + J Ya
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U. S. STATEMENT
WASHINGTON, Nov. 28 (U. P.).—Government expenses and receipts for the current fiscal year through Nov. 26 compared with a year ago: This Year Exp. .$27,986,766,366.12 $8,792,219,004.44 War spnd. 25,698,767,018.57 6,241,781,924,79 Receipts 4.987,560,191,39 2,908,778,354.87 22,996,765,774, 3
Raytheon 6pf..
Union Carb ... 74 Wms O0il-O- Mat _
13, Zenith Radio. a 1634
Last Year
5/820,453,949.57
ON LOCAL MART:
Am . Atl
uff The Indianapolis hog market was| c
Cities
0/| La I & Ex ..
0. > poultry. 3 cents t receipts 8 bs. and up,
s--Grade A, large, 39c: grade
Graded A, medium, 37c; grade A, small, 5c;
Net def... Cash bal. Work bal. Pub. 0! Gold res..
2.711,997,386.46 2,282,503, S41. 32 1,040,460,407.74 1,525,449,296.5 debt 99.437,557,790.45 61,768,533,976.02 22,742,254,605.84 22,781,986,926.21
critical materials, WPB
Curb Stocks
Net High Close Change
Am per Cc Bab Mh Bald Loco wis. Beech Aire ... Bellanca Alre. oes 1002
an Marconi. a Cent & SWU.. 3-16 Serv.... 3% Cities Serv 6 ‘of 50 Col O&G 13-18 Comw & wts 1-64 Conn T&Elec . 2% Cons GE Balt. 54 Cons Steel ... 5% Copper Rnge.. 5'% Creole Pet ... 16% Darby Pet .. 8 Ea Gas 4 Fuel 8's El Bd& ex 43 Equity on Fairchild Av.. Glen Alden t A&
llr Humble Oil ... Irving Air
Merrit C&S . Mlybdenm ..... Mt City Copp. N Y Shipbldg Niag H Pwr ... Niles-Bement ... Okla N Gas .. Pante Oil Venz Penn Cent Air. Republic Avn . Puget So 6 pf St Regis Paper. Shattuck Dn .. Std Oil Ky ... Taggart Cp ... Technicolor. . Tubize Chat . Un Gas Cp pt. Un WI1 Paper Venezuelan Pet. Wright Harg ..
FUTURES STRONGER , ON CHICAGO MART
. CHICAGO, Nov. 28 (U. P.).— | Grain futures strengthened on the board of trade today. Interest in the wheat market focused on the meeting of Com modity Credit Corp. officials here today to discuss the plan to subsi« dize redemptions of loan wheat. Traders continued to express some belief that the plan may not be put in effect, and hope prevailed that ceiling prices will be raised. A Chicago broker bought May wheat ih good quantity and millers were also on the buying side in moderate degree. December was changed to May at 4% to 4% cents a bushel.
tHE ELIE HE
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1Va 434 2%
RANGE Wheat—
Open High $1.25, a 1.30% in
Close $1.25% 1.20% 1.20%, 1.30%
Low $1.25%
July. 1. 130% Corn— Dec.. .83%
May.. .89 July.
Oats— Dec..
May..
84% 89% Nid, 89, 00% 190% 50% 50% 53% 33% - 534 5814 tii
83% 84 89%
50% 53% July. 83% Ble Dec.. 65% mv 3%
857% me TeV
May.. JY July .73% Soybeans—
Dec.. 1.60'2 May. ..... a Asked.
mn 13%
1 60%a
160%
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CASH
Wheat—No. 3 hofthery ring, a 23% Corn—Old No. yellow 86308 No. 2 yellow, 36@86Y4c: Wo. Nia vse 84c; No. 4 yellow, 28% new No. 2 ye low, 85@85%¢c; No. 3 yellow, 83@84c; N 3 clo, 80@83c; No. 5 yellow, 78 aC OajssNo, 1 white, 53%2¢; No. 1 special re Barley—Malting, 85c@$1.04; hard, 70@75¢ ed, 55@67c nominal. Cash Provisions—Lard, $13.80 bid; loos $12.80 bid; leaf, $12.40 bid; sow belll a 25 bid.
LOCAL GRAIN
CASH Whe at _Sieady; Jeceipts, 15 cars; No. § red, [email protected] 2 red, 3291S No. 1 Jat, 151.20@1 21; No. 2 [email protected] 202120 om: receipts, 57 cars; No. 2 new yellow, 78% @79%¢c; No. 3 new yell "6@78c; white corn, 25¢c over yell mixed corn, 1@2%c¢ under. Oats—Firm; receipts, 2 cars: No. white, 40@50¢; No. red, 481.@49%cC. Soybeans nominally steady; receipts, 3 sar Indiana and Illinois No. 3 yellow, “ a
WAGON WHEAT
Up to the clos? of the Chicago market today, Indianapolis flour mills and grain elevators paid $1.26 per bushel for No. 2 red wheat (other grades on their merits, No. 2 yellow shellea corn was T7c per bushel and No. 2 white shelled corn, 88c; No, 2 white oats, 46¢, and No. 2 red oats, c,
WORK ON HAMMOND WAR PLANT HALTED
WASHINGTON, Nov. 28 (U. P). —The war production board today ordered an immediate halt of all
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ping of the $45,000,000 expansion of the Continental Ordnance plant a¥ Hammond, Ind. L The project, designed to produce and machine heavy steel castings, was authorized Aug. 12 and work was begun immediately by the Cone tinental Ordnance Corp. of East Chicago, Ind. Value of construction thus far is estimated at $1,000,000. ‘The proposed expansion would not be completed in sufficient time to justify the large expenditure of officials said. The army, which sponsored
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the project, has agreed on the work stoppage. On Oct. 21 WPB Chief Donald M, Nelson announced a policy of drase tically curtailing construction programs in order to make materials available for direct military use and for immediate essential projects.
Hiram Walker-Gooderham & Worts Ltd., and wholly owned subsidiaries fiscal year ended Aug, 31 net profit $7,123,579 equal to $0.07 a common share vs $6,921,969 or $8.78 a share in the preceding year.
—By Hal Cochran
no farther from Monument circle than is Beech Grove.” And Pvt. Elmer Elixman, from “Somewhere in India,” writes that after reading “What's Cookin’'” he “passed it around to the other fellows from Indianapolis and we all enjoyed it immensely. Word from home is sure music to our ears.” . . . From Panama Canal Zone comes a similar message from Pfc. Herman W. Lyster and Pfc. Maurice D. Kindle. . And Cadet Arthur W. Day, down at Stanford Field, Tex., writes that after reading “What's Cookin’ ” himself, he gets added enjoyment “watching the other Indianapolis boys grab for it.” . . . And now for a word to the home folks. . . . These letters from all over the world give you an idea how the fellows feel about news from home. . . . If you are not already clipping out this little news letter and mailing it to a soldier, or sailor or marine, start now. Keep the fellows up on “What's Cookin’” in the old home town.
HOMER J. COR VELL, a marine corps dive bomber pilot who for years was pianist for the Christian Men Builders’ class orchestra, has been /romoted to lieutenant and awarded the legion of valor medal for services in the Pacific. . . . Pvt. R. J. Eckstein, formerly of the U. 8. treasury office, is with the marines / some where in the south Pacific. . . . Lieut. Robert W. Kuhn of the marine corps medical detach ment writes (V-Mai) from “Somewhere in England” to his friends at City hospital. . . He says “it ony takes a few sights of bombed and burned areas to change your ; idea of the war and make you realize there is a war on.” . . . We're willing to take your word for it, Lieut. Kuhn.
Entire contents copyrighted, 1942, I. Strauss & Co., Ine.
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LIGHTING SPECIALIST SPEAKS
J. P. Ditchman, lighting specialist at the Nela Park, O., General Electric Co. plant, will speak on “Principles and Practice of Modern Lighting” at a meeting of the Central Indiana section, American Instiute of Electrical Engineers at 8 p. m. next Friday in the Lincoln hotel.
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