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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-04-12
FEDERAL REPORT
INDUCES SELLING
ON WALL STREET
Leaders Drop FraCtionaIIy
Market Active, With
Confident Tone.
Average Stock Prices

49, 'X x8eage of t%eny rss
S6nds l$ Vas 5 G OF G o average OF forty
BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, April 12.-Some
selling was induced at the opening
by the weekly Federal Reserve Bank
figures on brokerage loans at this
center. These showed a total of ST.,
84O,23S, 900 as Of April G, an increase
of $36,926,000 over the correspond
, ing week last year. This was seized
| by the professional element as a ba-
sis for drive in the early dealings.
! General Motors was forced down
! point to 1882 and other industrial
leaders experienced fractional recess
sions. However, the market as
whole maintained a confident tone
and active demand was still in evil
dence for individual issues like In
! ternational Nickel, which reached
new high ground on the movement
at 51B, up 13s, and Victor Talking
Machine at 401s, up 1as. Pan-Ameri-
can issues were strong spots in the
oil group. the 'B" spurating q to
! soy, rejecting the 1926 report,
showing a balance Of $10.75 a share
on the common.
Stocks We're unsettled by late
morning calling Of loans by banks
to meet mid-months payments,
which totaled approximately $780,
100000. However, selling caused no
important extension of the first hour
reaction and prices held steady
around noon.
Active demand foY seasoned divi-
dend shares continued. Atchison re-
bounded to 1872, while National Bis
cult sold at new high for the pres
ent shares at 1872, up points, and
Consolidated Gas spurted a point
to 80.
Sugar shares rallied under the
leadership of Southern Porto Rico,
which reached the best levels of the
current recovery at 1853, up J. Lead
| ing authorities are convinced that
conditions have turned for the bet
ter.
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ORGANIZE NEW CHAPTER
Local Kiwanians Make Plans for
Martinsville Club.

indianapolis Kiwanians will send
a large delegation to Martinsville
next week to attend the initial meet
ing of the Martinsville Kiwanis Club,
which is being organized. Plans for
organization were made Monday
night at meeting in Martinsville at
tended by indianapolis and Blooming
ton Kiwanians.
Local club members at Martins
vile Monday night included Harry f.
Yockey, past president, Walter T.
White. district trustee; o. C. Herd
rick. Julian Wetzel, John l.. Richert
secretary, and Lester c. Negley, as
sistant secretary.
Ralph Boles, Chicago Kiwanis of
ficer, and others addressed the or
ganization session.
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RUN DOWN AUTO THIEF
Negro Youth Caught Pilfering Ad-
mits Car Theft, Police Say.

Discovered stealing gas from a
car in the garage back of 527 w.
Thirtieth ST., Claude King, Negro,
II, of 921 Paca ST., led his pursuer,
NJ. S. Finley, of the Thirtieth St.
address, in footrace to California
and Twenty-Ninth SITS, where Finley
and two volunteer assistants man.
aged to hold King until police
arrived.
Motor Police Hague and Trautman
sped to where King was struggling
with his captors, arrested him on a
charge of petit larceny and then
drew from him a confession, they
said, that the car be abandoned on
w. Thirtieth ST., was stolen Monday
night from c. d. Jackson, 4317 Il.
Washington st. A charge of vehicle
taking was added.
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TRIO WANTED IN WEST
Three Men Held Here Face Liquor
Charge in California.

California authorities We're mott
fed today that three men they want
on charges of operating liquor still
are under arrest here as fugitives.
Detectives Monday night arrested
Walter Allen, 40, and Frank Hap
good. As. of 1922 z. Tenth St, and
George Butler, alias Hopgood, 25, of
922 e. Tenth ST., and slated them at
the city prison under high bonds.
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Other Livestock

BW HtfC6 Press
CHICAGO. April @.-Cattle-Rcceipts
1l,O0O; market dull; weak trade on prac-
plain; heavy kinds very scarce: best
heayies held at Sl3.G5: bulk 1913 ~
1l.75; stockers and feeders slow, steady
mostly SSG9 most medium bulls. sra
7.25; toppy HOlstein around S7.35: little
done on vealers, bidding around SOC lower
Sheep-Receipts., 10000; no carly sales to
zoe lower; holding fat lambs for steady
prices; sheep steady. Hogs-Receipts. 81 =
ter grade hogs heavyweights. S10.35 a
1855; mediumveights. S1045 n II 30 i;
lightweights, Sl0S5 q II so: light lights
S10.15 q 80; packing sOws, S9.156t
800; slaughter pigs. S10.50m11.35.
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STEEL PLANT WRECKED
Three Hurt in Explosion and Fire at
Canton, Ohio.
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
CANTON, Ohio, April 12.-EX-
plosions and fire destroyed the Ber-
ger plant of the Central Alloy Steel
Corporation here today with a loss
estimated at more than half a mil
lion dollars. Three men were burned
severely and thirty other employees
escaped.
Three walls of the main factory
building collapsed. Firemen pulled
over the fourth to prevent possible
injuries.
The fire started in an overheated
lathe painting machine. according to
William Brownlee, who was working
the machine.
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Commission Row
PRICES TO RETAILERS
n

ESssaPg:: So $?D DscG Si''% ss;5 &
E5rs f'q REod Rars ISLAND aPDGs wPesP g
f ResTi{i,. Rcd d "a BaldTins, $40 Rome
6a7s ARK lS ssrfs $50 g. rs BeR
barrel apples-Staymens S3.75: Baldwins.
S3:3o@33},; Ben Davis $3.75. Basket
Greetings, 81 80: New York Kings. ST so.
Baldwins, STAG 80.
Bananas (jobbing pricc)-4 a SC lb
=, CHrganberries-Jersey Howcs, half Dbl.
Grapeirunit-zlExtra fancy. S4.5O@5:
LemonsWCalifornia S4.5Oa5.e5.
Oranges-Florida. $1,000; Calfor-
MA n nayes;; extra fancy, $4.75 &c; fancy.
wbcr~es-Alabama and Louisiana.
IS dot. case: 81 - 24.pt. case.
Artichokes--California. 81 80 doz.
J., Asparagus hs} S6 use a. Georgia. crate. s6Q9:
BBeansI7Fllorida: green. $3.50.
BRUSSELS Sprouts-Fancy California. soc
SC;abIh,aage-Ncw Texas, 81 ale Id.
CeIery-Florda. to 6-doz. crate. 81 so.
Mammoth lwashed). soc a 81 10 ioz
Cncgmbers - Hothouse, So Florida,
Eggplant--Florida. S2@2.5O.
Endiye-cCqlifornia. s. rs doz.
Garhc-CaltforniG. IL &c Id.
Kale-Loqisyiile bags 81 rs.
/. Lettuce-lceberg. crt.. IS; H. G. hot.
house S1.95 l5-lh. basket
g, Mloongoe,5-Flolida peppers. $3.50 crate
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., S1.5OG1.75
ne on ions. 4 as yellow, 100 lbs; $33:
dozen.
2 Onion sets ,,--,I, per bqsheI $3.50;
oiHshel. - '25 Texas Bermudas. per 6 0OO
Oyster piqnt-H G. soc dozen.
Fars!eyIH. e.. SOC per bunch; south
Peas-Mexican telephone. SIS crate: Mis-
sissippi. 81 80 hamper
Potatoes-Michi whites 15O lbs
% 20; Russet Burbanks, $50 lbs. S+.25:
8070s 81 TriInphs, loo lbs.. SS.5o ?G new
FlOrdas. $40 Dbl
Radishes-s0uthern long reds. 80 a 35c;
hothorse buttons. 81 10.
RR h6t To7etl g. 40c ,r6 d2z -, g, "a
parsnins, -bu.. 81 80; carrots. California. 3
doz;. $3.50. LOUISIANA. soc doz: II. G
beets. bu.. Sl.5O; Louisiana beets, 300
Seed potatoes-Msin cobblers. $50 lbs.
$40 $40 p Bliss TFiVqmphs $50 lbs. s5.@5;
hallOts-Louisiana. SOC doz.
Spinach-TeXas. 81 90.
50: Nancy Halls 81 80 per hamper.
Seed Sweet Potatoes-Yellow Jerseys
per bu.. 81 rs; Nancy Halls, per bu So
SSTfhern peS Queens beer SO per s5 bu So red Der
basket crit. $500 800
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Births



William and Ruby CHASER. COOS English
Thomas and Geraldine Taylor 1866
Hovey.
Curtis and Dora Scott. city hospital.
Fzell ari Leila Mars. city hospital.
Cecil and Irene Mills city hospital
Jacob and Elizabeth Darden. city hos
pital.
Elias and Clara Hardge. 1901 n. Shelf
field
Robert and Wilma Prcble, Methodist Hos
pital
Iasse and JENNA shambaugh. 4121
Bowman.
Girls
pital - '''' ''''
Mi'yel and Hernine Kiefer. city hospital.
pital.
Christ and Lorana Harris. city bospitaI
Claude and Helen Barton. city hospital
Raymond and Margaret Hedrick. city
hospital.
Andrew and Finnla Allen. city hospital
pjtal nus
Walter and Dorothy. Brit. CITY hospital.
charles and Ella Mayos 217 Usage.
Maurice and Ruth Fred. 1880 Adams.
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RETAINS BOARD POST
Mrs. Charles Greenhouse ReappOint
ed County Charities Chairman.

Mrs. Charles A. Greathouse, 1926
Washington Blvd, clubwoman, was
reappointed chairman of the Marion
County charities board by Circuit
Court Judge Harry 0. Chambelin,
it was announced today.
Other members of the board are:
John r. WEIGH, Jonas Joseph.
George d. Thornton, Mrs. David
Ross and Mrs. Essie d. Remington
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Legal Notices

NOTICE TO LUMBER DEALERS
Notice, is hereby given that the Board
o. school Commissioners of the city of In
oSocS a. M Tuesday " April ipf TO- JOB pga9 re-.
ceiye sealed bids for approximately 10O.-
600 square feet Of hard maple flooring,
thick. The Maple Floor Manuiact1ri ne;
effective Feb. Y. 1926. to govern; The
I. o.. b. Big Four team tracks. Fifteenth
and Lewis SITS. Indianapolis. Ind.
49,, Inc Ordinary commercial discount of .
within fifteen days following date of de-
lANn& OF good and performance of con-
M unless otherwise provided in your
zach bid shall be accompanied by certi-
ned check on an lndianapolis bank or
trust company. or by Indianapolis bank or
trust company exchange on Chicago or
New York for three 90 per cent of .''e
change being payable to the order of the
Board of School Commissioners of the city
of Indianapolis.
go days after notice of acceptance. per-
form his bid by entering into contract
with the Board to furnish the material
bid upon in accordance with this adver-
tisement and secure performance of CON
tract by bond satisfactory to the Board.
the certified check or draft and its pro-
of the Board as liquidated damages agreed
upon. 1t being impossible to estimate the
amount. OF damages, such failure would oc-
casion to the Board.
Proposals are 10 be made for Quantity
indicated above, delivered as directed, The
Board reserves, the right to purchase add-
tiona material, at prices quoted. up to
and Including June 30, 1927.
Bidder to state earliest date of delivery
IL awarded the contract. as this will be
taken. into consideration in making the
award.
Bids must be made on blank form No.
IS. prescribed by the Indiana state Board
of Accounts which blanks will be fur
nished to bidders with the specifications.
Bids are to be submitted in sealed en-
velope with writing thereon plainly indi-
eating the item bid upon. as, for example
BID on MAPLE FLOORING" and ad-
sioners $50 N Meridian St. Indianapolis.
Ind
The Board reserves the right to reject
any and all bids and to refrain from ac-
cepting or rejecting bids for not more than
fifteen (15) days. -
BOARD or SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS OF
THE CITY or INDIANAPoLIS.
BY URE M. FRAZER.
Business Director.
Indianapolis, Ind. -
March 295April > II 1927.
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Produce Markets

Butter wholesale price) -Creamery best
grade. a pound 90 a Sac.
Butterfat-Local dealers pay 81 q sc a
pound.
=. Eggs--Strictly fresh delivered at In
dianapolis. 30m21c
Poultry buying prices Hens. large
breed, % a 24c: Loghorns. 1Sd 20c roost-
ers. l3@ Sc: 1927 broilers. l " lbs. up
% q 40c; LeghOrn broilers,, 30@ 35c;
ducks, 1S a zoe; geese. 10M 12c: turkeys,
young toms. so q sc: old toms, 25c hens
80 G 32c guineas. 35c.
BIZ United Press
CLEVELAND. April 12-Butter - Elk.
tras. Acc in tub lots: standards. 49c Eggs
Extras. &c: extra firsts. - &c: firsts.
24c: ordinary. 23c. Poultry-Fowls, 80 n
33c; cocks. lS % zoe: spring brothers. 40 a
a S4c. PotatoesNRound whites sas 800
pound sacks. Maine. 81 20 a $50; Mich
iean. mostly $500 1886: New York,
pound sacks. $4M4.15: Ohios. bushel
sacks, S1.25 q 1.35.
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RECOVER MOST LOSSES
49, AFTER SELLING WAVE
General Motors Reports New Sales Record for March
Tobacco, Foods, Sulphur Shares Decline.

ascribed to investment account, sent
the stock up ga. Incidentally,
Atchison directors are to meet soon,
and something in the way Of impor-
tant announcements may be forth.
coming. Commercial solvents L
gained 35s for the day after touch
ing new top earlier. International
Nickel advanced 35s on rumors of
dividend action, while Continental
Can suprted on the report that the
stock would receive $1.25 quarterly
dividend on Wednesday. Buyers still
favored Western Maryland issues,
which rose sharply.
While the foregoing shares were
moving forward, a declining tend
ency, difficult to explain, still gripped
the tobacco, food and sulphur shares.
Oils reacted generally on news OF
further gasoline reductions. Sicily
held firm following announcement
that the regular dividend had been
declared. Some uncertainty had been
rumored as to this payment, but the
stories were spiked as false by Will
liam Sicily, president, who is en-
route to New York to protest the
promiscuous spreading of such re.
ports by certain brokerage houses.
Right Bond Trade
Firmness in money. which sent the
call loan rate from the renewal
figure of Az per cent to AZ per
cent, was ascribed to demands of
funds from the interior for business
purposes. Local banks called about
$250O0,000 in loans.
Trading on the bond market was
lighter as result of SITTER money,
but prices held up well. Curb stocks
also were quiet, with utilities con-
tinuing their strength. In Foreign
Exchange, Sterling eased off on pub
lication of Chancellor of the En-
Chequer Churchill's budget in which
he proposed to raise 22,540, 900
pounds sterling extra revenue to
calls for a SO 1.3 per cent duty on
imported tires and eight pence per
pound on tobacco. American credits
obtained TO safeguard return to the
gold standard are to be discontinued.
Norwegian groner and Spanish pc
setas also sold lower.
At the close Of the market the
weekly brokerage loans OF the FED
eral Reserve Bank were published
which will sway the market Tues
day. The report showed an increase
of sS6,926,OOO over last week, and
was construed as bearish amm,pni-
ton for use at the opening Tuesday.
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Lions to Hear Allen

Andrew J. Allen, indianapolis
Broadcast Listeners Association sec
srelary. will speak at the Wednesday
dio Trouble Shooting; How the
Broadcast Listeners Association
Eliminates Interferences."
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Fight ReceiverShip

BU nif0H TTfS2
WASHINGTON. April 12.-Per-
mission to end the receivership of
The Chicago, = Milwaukee & st. Paul
Railway was sought from the Inter
state Commerce Commission today in
an application filed by managers of
the roads reorganization.
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Marriage Licenses

Howard Hudson %. r. r. z. Box II
railroad employee: Rosa Phillips, 90, Il. r.
:, Box SO A. machine operator.
Stanley Friedrich "a, 4945 ". Eff
teenth.' .welder:. Ruth Popeioy, "a. Dan
Frank nix Anderson Anderson 90. 1912 Yandcs. Ia
borer; Georgia. Mitchell. 10, 1857 E. Min
nesota housekeeper
cook: Maye Robinson, IS, Indianapolis.
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Bell Wants New Unit

Petition of the Indiana Bell Tele-
phone Company to acquire all or part
of a $4,000 common stock issue of
the Merchants Mutual Telephone
Company, Michigan City, was filed
Monday with the Indiana Public
Service Commission.
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BIZ United Press

oe StScl $500 nd aGGGl dfs mar Rs
to $50 lbs. S1O.50@11 %: 100 to 200
II %: 90 10 1870 n. S1O@1125 pack
ing sows. SS.i5 @9\ Cattle-Receipts
$50; calves. 400: market slow steady:
veals soc lower: beef steers S9Gl11: light
yearlng steers and heifers SSG1O.50
beef cows S6Gr7.75: low cutters and cut
ter cows. 81 % a $50; vealfrs 50 a 1850
bulk stoclSer and feeder steers. $S a $50.
Sheep-Receipts. 200 market steady: top
fat lambs, $16;50: bulk fat lambs S13.Fl
ewes. So Il s. bulk spring lambs. SIS q 20.
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LEGAL SALE

Notice Is merely given pursuant to the
statutes that the undersigned, conducting
. public storage house will on Thursday,
April % 1927, sell for accrued charges
She household and other goods belonging TO
Che following. named people: Constable
Alley. Bl1471; Mrs; Pearl Armstrong,
BfI0s3: Mrs. F. H. Fortune, Bl1402 Mrs.
Ike. Hamburger, B5042; Mrs. Myrtle Ir-
wMeMB11271; Mrs. Hula Jenett, B1146l ;
n Cora B. Jackson. B11109: Peter
Ty4S4ton. B1i156; /. A. McCammon.
T.. g; Reck, B11445; Richard Schmidt.
B1146S: j. w. Sellers. B11465: Vincent
Tracy, B11404: Mrs. Louise Thomas,
B1Of01: Mrs. John Wheeler, B35SS. Harry
williams. BILBAO. and will Wood. B11377
Mar. 29-April 5-12.
227 N. New Jersey St..
Indianapolis. md
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CLEVELAND, April 12.-HoFs = Re
956.35O ibtSs' $1o,755 q i'I.5G: @00-e507 lbs.
.50G11.90; 10000 lbs. S11 .9O9I
l2.@5; 130-160 lbs. SO Gt12.25; 90-13J
lbs. Sl2."5: packing sows, - a $50. Cat
tle-Receipts, 100: calves. 300: market,
steady; beef steers. 1915 q D.75; beef
cows. S6.50MS; low cutter and cutter
COWS S4.j09t 80: vealcrs. Sl56l ! e..
Sheep-Receirts 1000: market steady.
strong: TOP fat lambs $3.50; bulk fat
lambs Sl50 15.2J; bulk Gull lambs, $40 a
1850; bulk fat ewes. S6.50GS.
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In the Cotton Market
By Thomson & McKinnon)

BY Thomson & McKinnon)
NEW YORK. April 12.--Most of the
recent rainfall in the South has been across
the northern nfrt of the belt. Southern
Texas, for instAlce, is il. need of rain at
the present. Russia and Japan are, buying
new crop months. A prominent Carolina
spinner tells me business has slowed up a
little. but there is no real reason for COM
plant. 1t is scalpng market until we
get a little more light ON the new crop.
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BiederWOlf to Speak

Supreme Court Clerk Charles Bic
derwolf, Indiana Izaak Walton
League secretary. will address the
New Albany Qnd) league members
at the Tavern Hotel in that city
Wednesday night.
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In the Sugar Market

(By Thomson & McKinnonl
NEW YORK April 12-At the close
yesterday there We're rumors that Cuban
raws had sold at cents for Nav ship
these reports today. At any rate the trend
is toward recovery and current news III
more bullish. The market has only begun
to discount better trade conditions.
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BIZ I Hiicd Press
PITTS BIRCH

PITTSBURGH, April 12.-HOgs Re
ceipts, 1.000:- market slow and unsteady,
200 to $50 lbs. Sill a 1l.75; 100 to 200
lbs. -s11 .75d ~: 100 to 100 Inns, S12Ga
12."3: 90 70 100 lbs. S12@ 12.22; pack
none; calves so; market steady: beef
steers. -$10@ l l so quotable; -vealers. S15
Q15.50. Sheep-Receipts 500 market
steady: wethers S1O.25: top fat lambs,
SIS: bulk Gull lambs. $SQp10.5O: bulk
spring lambs, $50 a %.
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Chicago Grain Table
Local Wagon Wheat

Local grain elevators are paying SLY
for No. > red wheat Other grades are
purchased on their merits.
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BIZ Tniicd Press

steady: 35O-35O lbs, SI0.5Oa ii 90: 200,
$50 lbs. Sl1 40 a II: 10000 lbs, 81 | 50
n 2.25: 10000 lbs Sl3.15 a 80: 90
1870 lbs S12.25 a 1850. packing sows.
secs al 10. Cattle-Receipts. 100;
claves. 300; market steady: calves strong ;
beef steers. 50 .25: vealers S15m 16. Sheep
Receipts. 300; market steady; bulk fat
lambs; Sl5G 1925; bulk Gull lambs.
l1.50Ml 1850.
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BIZ United Press

bU NifCU PffSS
Receipts. ii 900: market SLOW. to 25c
lower. go to $50 lbs. S1O.I a 1880
900 lbs S1i al 40 80 to $50 lbs
Slo;15 q II 40; 90 to 100 lbs. $40 500
] %; packing sows. S9.25 a 9.65. Cattle
beef steers. S9.25 a 1918: light yearling
steers and heifers. $50 1925; beef cows
So 30 n 7.75: low cutters and cutter cows
heavy calves, S669: bulk stocker THd
e cefotr 300 MARKET slow ee nndort6no
weak: ton fat ltnbs. $685.: bulk fat
lambs. $40: bull Gull lambs, $12 so a 10:
bulk fat ewes. S9.50G10
BIZ THitcd Press
600; mari;et A steady tor. $1,000 II II
heavies S11 q = so: Workers. S11.50@
To- good pigs S11 .50@12. Calves-Re-
GENTS light: market steady. Sheen and
lambs-Reoeipts light: market steady. Cat
tle-Receipts light; market steady.
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BIZ Times SDPcidL

IlOUIS ' lille. April I-.-HOEF-Ne-
ceipts BOO market steady to Toe lower:
tops, S11 Cattle-1Receipts,, 100; market
steady; good TO choice. $1,000 a 1850:
medium to good. SS.50@ 1850; outs,
$3.50 down. Sheep-Receipts. so: mar
ket steady: top lambs, S136r IA: springs
1Sd zoe; seconds. Sl0G L.; sheep. SO q z
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Changes Made in Calf,
Cattle MarketS-Sheep
Steady.

A decline in the hog market today
offset its gains of the past two days
trade. Prices at the Indianapolis
stockyards were generally 25 cents
lower as the market developed. In
early sales a few loads went to ship
pers at 10 to Is cents off.
Conditions here compared favor
ably with those at Chicago, where
prices were Is to % cents below
Mondays best and about steady
with it's close. The early top at the
local livestock exchange was $11.60,
20 cents above Chicago's best mark.
Most sales here were at 1850
11.50. Receipts were 5000 and hold
overs 1852.
Hog Price Range
Meat weighing 160-225 pounds sold
at $11.15611.5O, one load in this
class bringing SLIGO on the hundred
weight. Other prices We're: 225-250
pounds. S10.75@1115; 250-30O pounds,
S10.5O-1O.s5. 800 pounds up, $1,000.
Pigs cleared at S11G11.5O and sows,
which were indefinite, were quoted
at S9@1O.
Cattle trade developed steady to %
cents lower. with a run of 1000. This
placed beef steers at $S.50m11.25;
beef cows, $6.5OGS; bulk stock and
feeder steers, $7.25mS.5O: low cutters
and cutter cows, $4.25@5.25.
Move Up
Trading in the calf market showed
strength, ranging unevenly steady
to so cents higher. The bulk of good
and choice kinds went at $1450 and
SO; best vealers, $3.50. Receipts
were 1900.
Prices on sheep and lambs were
steady. some spring lambs being
listed at SIG and 500. A deck OF
clippers sold at $15.25. General quo
tations were: Top fat lambs, $15.75
(quotable); bulk fat lambs. $40
1925; bulk Gull lambs. $9612. Re
ceipts estimated at 600.
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R eceipts. 1000; market steady to lower
Bulk stock and feeder steers ?25@ $50 $50
Beef cows .......... $500 500
Low cutters and cutter cows 4.25Q 5.25
-Calves-
Receipts. 1900; market steady to higher
BEST Vealers .............S l4 O0Gr $50
Heavy calves ......... 6.00G 900
SHEEP
Receipts 600; market steady
Top fat lambs .S15.75 duotablc
Bulk fat lambs ....... 14.OOp 1925
Bulk GULL lambs .... GOOGLE. 90
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Country Home Burns
BIZ Times Special

BIZ JtmfS SDCctdt
ELWOOD, Ind, April 12.-Fire
destroyed the home of Walter Mays.
farmer near here, with an estimated
loss of $4,000.
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ALLEGED ASSaiIant Held

BIZ Times Special
PAOLI, Ind, April 12.-Clinton
Moore is held here. following his ar
rest at Washington, on charges of
shooting William Guthrie, town mar
shall at Orleans, Saturday. Guthrie
iS recoVerinp
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE

BV United Press
222. 100000; balances. $119. 600 600.
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Banks and Exchange
NEW YORK STATEMENT
April 70
DnH 20 @0N I

INDIANAPOLIS STATEMENT
Local bank clearings were 81 096. 600;
debts, 81, 413 600.