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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-03-31
SEE, HEAR
RADIO NEAR
FOR PUBLIC
Inventor Expects to Have
New Device Ready Within
Few Months.

On CUitCu FfCSS
WASHINGTON, March S1.-An
apparatus which will revolutionize
the radio industry and bring the
events of the world before the eyes
as well as 10 the ears of the radio
audience will be offered to the pub
lie within a few months, C. Francis
jenkins, local radio engineer and in.
ventor, told the United Press today
in an exclusive interview.
Within a period of months, len.
kins claims, his radio vision" in
vention will give the public a chance
to see What it is hearing over the
ether.
1T won't be long now" Jenkins
said, before baseball games, inau.
gural ceremonies and many other
events can be seen by the radio
public. There is no question about
the success of the invention"
An arrangement which Jenkins
has, with the Navy Department for
transmitting pictures of weather
maps to ships at sea has retardc.l
his experiments with the vision ap.
paratus. Within a week. however,
the map transmitting will be done
by an assistant and Jenkins will
resume work on the device for send
ing motion pictures through the air.
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oORKERS ADVANCE rs CENTS; SOME MORE
STOCKS DEMONSTRATE
UNDERLYING STRENGTH
Market Conditions Allow Shaking Off Selling Wave
Carriers Hold Up as Others Are Depressed

Sugar, Baldwin, Dupont, Famous
Players, Houston Oil, Hudson Mo-
tors also weakened to nearly 3
points. Montana Power continued
strong. advancing IL points.
While shorts were selling and
longs were taking profits in the
stock market a somewhat similar
condition was noted in the curb
market, where irregularity prevailed
to the close with South American
oils under particular pressure. On
the bond market City of Rom 61ss
continued to attract attention and
treasury issues firmed up, with the
exception of United States As. Cot
ton and wheat both sold off on fair
weather predictions. European cur
rencies were steady in foreign ex-
change, Canadian premium was re-
duced and Chinese currencies adj
vanced with the price of silver.
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CREAMERY BUTTER
ADVANCES / CENT
Is So Cents a Pound on City
Market Today.

Chives. which were 25 CENTS a
plant when first received less than a
month ago, sold for 20 cents at the
city market today. Honeydew melons
had dropped from their recent I.rice
of $1.25 each to 81.
Advancing 1 cent on the pound,
creamery butter was SO cents. The
country variety was unchanged, sell
ing at GO cents. Poultry continues.
to be scarce and dealers say this will
continue until the 1927 supply is
available. Only a few spring fries
have been on the stands so far, SCH
ing at 80 cents pound.
Strawberries remained so cents a
quart. Almonds and paper she'll pc
cans still sold at 81 pound, sassa-
fras cents bunch and head lettuce
10 to 20 cents a head.
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Record Payments
to Be Made Friday

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK. March 31.-One of
the largest payments to investors on
record will come tomorrow when
more than 100000 will be dis
tributed in dividends and interest by
American corporations.
At least 500 different stock issues
will pay regular dividends and more
than thirty will pay extra.
The largest extra dividend is that
Of $50 a share on the common stock
of Pratt & Whitney, manufacturers
of aircraft. Others include Childs
Company, Coca Cola, Pere Mar
quette, Humble Oil & Gas, American
Safety Razor, st. Louis & San Fran
cisco, Singer Sewing Machine, United
Fruit and Midland Steel.
Preparations for heavy transfers
have been reflected this week in
heavy calling of loans by the banks.
Withdrawals amounted yesterday to
about $25.O00,OOO.
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BY Elmer c. Waller,

Manager United Press Financial Service.
NEW. YORK, March 31.-Stocks
gave a demonstration of the under
lying strength of the entire market
Wednesday when they succeeded in
shaking off wave Of selling which
lad cut into the entire list, many
issues recovering a considerable part
of their losses in the last half hour
of trading. The market closed very
irregularly, however, with losses
outnumbering gains. But none of
the declines were serious or of large
proportions. while the gains ran up
to substantial figures in several
cases.
Railroad shares proved a stanch
backbone for the list, holding firm
while industrials were depressed and
specialties suffered severe losses.
Oils and motors were under pressure
most of the day. Car loadings again
exceeded a million for the second
consecutive week, and most of the
increase was due to other than coal
hauling. This indication of the coun-
try's business Offset bearish attacks
which cropped out from time to time
and in the end was able to overcome
opposition.
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Commission Row
PRICES TO RETAILERS
FRUITS

FRUITS
w Appless s9 apPpIsfiistsy%sBs $275:
"a EYtra ebd fancy ys,l barrel apples Wi1ssaps.
sfq B Sew York f Rns: s R9e Psaq Y6
Sstaymens, $3.50: Ben Davis, s4@4So.
w Sinss DarFs PRSesbs s9wiHa s$55
WINS 5o Ben '0 pa az Ne $s75 Srk BASKET ae
s spPeS s 1882 beaoas Z R %ns
Wag9ers. ST .s5: New York Gre esi
81 ;25 Staymens. ST rs.
q Cr9anberries-Jersey Howes. half bbi
Grapefrqit--Extra fancy. s45o@5.
ddemogsG9liiorna s. 526
MA nayels,,- extra fancy. S4.75@6: fancy,
Straw Observation-Disclosures and Louisiana,
vs. 24-qt. case.
VEGETABLES
Artichokes-California 81 so doZ.
:, Asparagus - Georgia, crate. 81 az;
Beans-Florida. green. $3.50Q5.
pound.
Cabb'age ,-1 Texas, aH G4c lb.
Mammoth (washed). 81 GI25 doz.
:, cSgcumbers-Hothouse' So; Florida,
EggplantocFlorida 81 per doz.
Endive-California 81 20 doz.
GGa aTd7 oSiiE3na IA. Is%s r.
Lettuce-Iceberg crt.. $500; H. G..
dollhouse. .65 bib. basket.
., M2ngoes-Florida peppers. $3.50 crate:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. s1.50@1.75
onionsWH. G. yellow, 100 lbs, $3.50 a
3.75; neweTexas, $3.50 crate.
"a Onion 9n b SftsRe ed aggS Y eow 6J
plaEts, 5.ooo,,crate US $3.50. 80 texas De'uDA
Oyster Plant--H G.. SOC dozen.
Parsley15H. G.. SOC per bunch: south
Peas.-Mexican telephone, $3.50 crate.
Potatoes-Michigan whites. $50 lbs.
T Rsd RIsse Burb99k $50 lbsG S2S5
60-70s, 81; Triumiphs'. 100 i lbs. SIS: new
35e: hothouse. buttons. ST %
Rhubarb-H. g., 5 lbs. so q Csc.
49, Root yegetsbleso-Turnips bu. ,9oc
IL Us 6 beets. bu.. $50; Louisiana beets.
Seed poiatoes-Maine cobblers. $50 lbs.
$3.50: Red River Early ,Qhios, 100 lbs.
S3.75: Bliss Triumphs. $50 lbs. $5.25
Early Rose. $50 lbs. $4; Minnesota cob
blers. 100 lbs, 81. 20.
shallots-Louisiana, soc dozen.
sweet potatoes . Indiana Jersey. So
bu.: Nancy Halls. S1.35.
Tomatoes-Six basket CRIT. So so a 5.
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BB United Press
NEW YORK, March 31.-Con-
tinuation of active buying of rails,
which brought about brisk recov-
cry in Wednesdays late trading,
characterized early dealings. Atchi-
son gained q to 1888; New Haven,
q to So; Texas & Pacific. q to Co.'S;
C. & O.. q to 1645s, and Western
Maryland, q to S0B.
Further selling took place in the
industrial group. Steel common de-
clined * to 164H; General Motors,
q to 1870; Radio Corporation, u to
D45, and Hudson, Is to 671s.
Waves of selling followed by
quick recoveries, kept the market in
q feverish state in the late morning.
General Motors broke to 17S7s, off
~, but Immediately rebounded to
1907. Steel, Baldwin and other in
dustrial leaders encountered excel
lent support on the recessions.
General Railway Signal developed
pronounced strength, rising to 1867
up 4 points from Wednesdays low
on current earnings which are esti-
mated at an annual rate Of $50 a
share.
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FARM INCOME LOWER
First Year Since 1921 Gross Figure
Has Shown No Increase.
BIZ Times Special

BU Times Special
NEW YORK, March 31.-Cash in
come of the farmers Of the United
States for the current crop year will
be about $9,750,O00, 000--$750, 900, 900
less than during 1925-26, the Brook
mire Economic Service, Inc,
estimates in a farm income bulletin.
The reduction is due almost en-
tirely to the severe drop in cotton,
grain and fruit prices. This is the
first year since the 1921 depression
that gross farm income has not in
creased. With domestic demand un-
changed and increased production Of
food products in deficit countries
during the coming year
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COUNTY QUARTER ENDS
Clerk HutseH's Office Closed to Make
Reports.

County Clerk George Hutsell an
nounced the clerks Office was closed
this afternoon to allow employees to
make out reports for the first quar-
ter Of 1927. Fees for the first quar-
ter will be turned over to the treas
urer.
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BIZ United Press
AID MEN HEAR J. L. MAHIN
Collier Vice President Commends
Newspaper for Censorship.

John Lee Mahin, Barron G. Collier
Advertising Company vice president,
spoke before the Indianapolis Ad-
vertising Clubs luncheon meeting to-
day at the Spink-Arms.
day at the Spink-Arms. Mahin,
speaking on Quality Mediums for
Advertising, complimented news
papers for driving 'the quack, the
exploiter of the public. the dishonest
stock. seller and the cure-all ad-
vertiseh into the discard"
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COAL STRIKE LOOMS

neutrality-suspicious. of mine
owners and miners failed to reach an
agreement at a wage conference at
Douai. and it was planned to put the
deadlock before the minister of la.
Dor for arbitration. A general tieup
of all French coal mines is in pros
pect unless an agreement can be
reached.
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FLEET IN PLAY BATTLE
American Warships Maneuvering in
caribbean Sea.

BB United Press
WITH THE U. S. FLEET IN
CARIBBEAN WATERS. March 81.
The battle fleet today is in the
midst Of a far flung mimic engage
ment in these southern waters with
various units Of an attacking force,
representing an imagined enemy.
seeking to break through the de-
Tense, representing the American
fleet.
AS the opposing sides are Jockey.
ing about the problem has become
more complex. The maneuvering,
has developed far more strategy
than was contemplated at the out.
set. The problem is being worked
by both sides with great ability so
that keen interest has been aroused
in the outcome.
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Another Gain

Better prices were also effective in
the calf market, which was strong
to higher. The bulk of the 500
head run sold at SIS and downward;
best vealers brought $3.50.
The sheep and lamb branch was
about staedy. A few native wooded
lambs went at SIC down and some
clipped lambs at $15.25. Top fat
lambs were still quotable at $3.50;
bulk fat lambs. s15@16. and bulk
Gull lambs, $9611.
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In the Sugar Market
tBy Thomson & McKinnon)

tBy Thomson McKinnOn)
NEW YORK, March 31.-The largest
volume of business in two weeks in the
sugar futures market was accompanied yes
terday by generally higher prices. stiff.
fleming. of quotations on actual raws had
a good deal to do with this sudden change
and may prove TO have been the first in
dication of revision of refiners' views.
new LIGHT estimate on European beet
prices. for. sugar which have prevailed
since the first of the year. have kept SOW
undoubtedly have good effect on senti
ment
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Produce Markets

Butter twholesale price -Creamery best
grade, pound, 81 a 55c.
Butterfat--Local dealers nay 50@ sic a
Eggs---strietly fresh delivered at In.
dianapols, 10000.
breed PSusr s gyps seboDrbs Sos rG sTge
40c: Leghorn broilers, 8oG s5c; ducks, Is
toms, 500 32c:, old toms, 25c: hens, 80 a
32c; guineas. Doc.
BIZ United Press
CLEVELAND, March, 31.15Butter--Ex-
\ 26hc: extra frsts "a lac; firsts 23 1%c:
"a SOC. medium, 81 q See Leghorns. % a
<ASc: cocks. 17l1Sc; stays, 22@ 23c;
wing broilsrs; 5o@ 52c; Leghorn. broiIers,
tly 5 $$5dS S 5$S;SSo; I ohiSs $s$5 s NSs icy
pound sacks, s4; Ohio bushel sacks;
"a $50; colorado Brown Beauties. 100
rose No. i. $1$'5o. y
81 N ERf' HoR hzesMS March a1.-Fyour = Mod
@sss ssz .SS \, faFaStssSSy Middle 5la, WeSS.tj
$3.50 az aSo co sfReo N No. Is a.
i6ss Santos NJ z 1 sSi,1 = Tal l.
HayWDull; No. .. 81 80; No. 3, ST; cio-
s1dS@l@3So Dressed sSckd poult5gSS
ducks. 20 a 23c; Long Island ducks. GOA
24c. Live poultry-Steady; geese, IL a
keys, 80 e 40c: ROSTERS 1Sc offered
chickens, 22Q 32c broilers. 40Gl 55c.
Cheese-Firm; State milk common, to spe-
cial. 81 e Csc: Young America. ~ Y C. Po-
ssatoes-NSsewo Jersey, basket, $1.@5@ 20
5on Esn nans S@5So S S%ees pot sssS
Jersey, basket .40c to .S2.35; Southern.
basket .$l;25@1.40. Butter-Firm; re-
ceipts. ), 1868: creamery extras So ne; spe-
cial market "a q "a q C. Eggs--Weak: re-
ceipts, 40, 535: nearby white fancy. 80 a
&s3c: nearby State white 27 q sic; fresh
43frsts. "a * m25c: Pacific coast first TO eX-
~tras,. 20 Soc; western whites. 26@ Csc;
nearby browns, 2S@ Bic.
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Cattle
Other Livestock
RI United Press


CHICAGO. March 81 .-Cattle-Receipts;
900 generally steady trading on al
killing classes: Vealers, 50c lower; stock
crs and feeders dull: weak to 25c lower
for the week: weghty steers more active
than light kinds: some slowness and weak
ness on kinds scaling under $40: no strict
ly choice heavies here; best. S13.20; sew
erai loads. Sl0.75 1850; kinds at in;
side price being very rough, but fat and
scaling around 800 pounds; few ship
rer kinds upward 10 S13 early. now most
" S12.500 Is. Sheen-Receipts 10000;
lat lambs opening very slow, weak to
GROUND sc lower than Wednesdays close;
1925: choice handy and medium weight
wooded skins held. around S16.50; pack
age of good around 80 pound native string
lambs. unsold OF a SEQ bid; no clipped
lambs sold; choice h9ndyweight clippers
held above, Sl5.35; sheep. strong to 25c
higher; desirable fat ewes S9.50@ 1925 /;
odd head choice upward 10 S10.50 feed
ing and shearing lambs, unchanged:
medium to good fnishers .S1+.25 q n rs
good shearng lambs held above S15. Hogs
,ooRRecceipts; 1000: market early MARKET be
mcdiumweights. S1O5Od11..50; light
weights SlO.S5 y II so; light lights,
S10.75 a II 80; packing sows. 50 IS q l o :
slaughter pigs, Sl0.S5 a 11.75.
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In the Cotton Market
lBv Thomson & McKinnonl

NEW YORK, March 31.-Yesterday' s
close interrupted q, selling movement. of
of the Liverpool market this morning /
!. infer that arbitrqge people have had some
yhcre NV advice for the day is TO sell on
the call. 1 think I see lower prices coming
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Increased Prices in All Pens
Except Sheep and Lamb
Department.

Receiving a run only half that OF
Wednesday the hog market at the
Indianapolis Union Stockyard adj
vanced 25 cents on the hundred
weight today. In some spots the in
crease was even greater. The gain
here was better than at Chicago,
where priced moved up 10 to 10
cents.
The days receipts, estimated $500
were offered with 500 holdovers
Most trading was at $11.15@11.75,
the top $11.S5. Medium light weights
registered the best advance.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-03-31
What of Future?

Just what the market faces in the
near future is problematical. Stocks
have risen to a high point and
many are looking for a break. On
the other hand, there is an ample
supply of money available for stock
market purposes and vast amounts
seeking investment. Month-end re-
uuirements which will require half
billion are keeping the call rate stiff.
Wednesday the rate was Az per cent
compared with So per cent last
year. 1t is expected that when the
demand eases for funds at the
banks, the figure will move back to
per cent again.
Missouri Pacific issues rose sharp
~ on the strength of the directors
meeting held Tuesday, results Of
which were not divulged. The street
was looking for some favorable ac-
ton on preferred accumulations, and
the preferred issue jumped up "a
points for the day. Erie was strong,
as were Kansas City Southern, Nor
folk G. Western, st. Paul and New
Haven, b. & o. and Delaware <
Hudson lost. Wheeling & Lake
Erie appeared on the tape for the
first time in several days, gaining s
noints on a single sale,
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Hog Price Range

Meat animals weighing 1S0-160
pounds went at S11.50@11.60; 160-250
pounds, $11.15@11.S5; $50 pounds up,
$1130 down. Packing sows went up
25 cents to $9.5O@1O.25. Pigs were
rated at $11.75 and downward.
Cattle were steady to is cents
higher. receipts figuring about 900.
The new quotations were: Beef
steers, $9.35@1O.35 and beef cows,
S6@I75. Low cutters and cutter
cows and bulk stock and feeder
steers continued selling at the pre-
vious levels of $4.25@5.25 and $40
S.25, respectively.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-03-31
EAST WAR CHANGES

MANAGUA--The town Of Jinotega
has changed hands twice in forty
eight hours and Gen. Artola of the
Conservative army was reported
killed. Conservatives now hold the
town.
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Local Wagon Wheat

LOCAL grain. elevators are paying S1.1s
purchased on their merits.
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE

BH United Press
NEW YORK, March 81 .-Foreign ex-
change opened steady. Demand sterling,
81 85H francs. 391 Ne: Ira 4.5S y g
~1fp .Q0H; Belga, 13.SS19c; marks,
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BIZ Tnitcd Prcss

ccips 600 hoi dsFen = lO6 market
1125: 20O.25O lbs. Sill .25G11.75: 100
SIT ,5OM11.65; oO-f30 lbs, $50 @11 .65
packing sows. S9GL9.1J. Cattle - Re
ceips $50. calves go: market, quiet
ling steers and heifers, S7.50@10: beef
cows. Sj.50ff 10: low cutters and cutter
cows. "A r5.2j. vealers. S96t Il; heavy
calves, $6M9: bulk stock and feeder
steers seas. Shccp--Receipts. $50: mar
ket steady: top fat lambs, Sl6.50; bulk
fat lambs ,S13a $3.50: bulk Gull lambs
IS n II. bulk fat ewes. S. as.
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Banks and Exchange
March 81
INDIANAPOLIS STAT

Local bank clearings were S2,79S 600;
debts. S5,61S 900. Clearings for the
debts, S191 ,410O0O.
BH Fnitcd Press
NEW YORK March 81 .--Clearings, 81, =
02S, 600 600; balances. 100000 900.
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Chicago Grain Table

BIZ TlWFS NDCCIOI
CHICAGO, March 81 Carrots Wheat,
20; corn, 49, oats 81; rye =.
BH Times Special
CHICAGO, March 1.-Primary--Re-
ceipts-Wheat. $4,000 against 1854. 900:
corn, 457, 900 against 434 900: oats. 26I =
600 agdinst 341 900 hipments-Wheat,
100000 against 100000; corn, 340,0 900
against 2SS,O00; oats 100000 against
037 900.
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Ease in Steel

General Motors was under selling
pressure throughout the day, but
held up fairly well. yielding only 2
points. United States Steel was
buoyed up somewhat by optimistic
steel reviews, but eased more than a
point on private estimates of the
company's production, which were
placed at 99R per cent of capacity,
compared with 100 per cent a week
ago. Dodge Brothers stocks were
down sharply. Pan-American West
ern issues broke on news that the
dividends would be passed. Mack
Truck, American Smelling, American
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ACTIVE BUYING OF
RAILS CONTINUES;
ALSO |NDUSTR|ALS
Further Selling of Issues
Takes Place on New
York Exchange.
Average Stock Prices

Average of twenty industrias Wednes-
day was 1896. off 90 Average of
twenty rails was 1851, up is. Average
of forty bonds was 97.19. off .01.
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BIZ Times Special

BIZ Times Special
ecptS 500 or market HaTen zoe aIsSer; tops s
steady. Cslyes.Receipts. G5e q market q le
$3.50 down. sheepEReceipts, So: mar,
s9t stessdy top top lsssm Ian Sl3Gl4 seconds
BIZ United Press
EAST B s65 h1IioI March 2n1,-Hog,
| ioq t5c higher; $50 70 $50 lbs; ls16 "a
= so: 200 zoo e ESQ lbs 81 40 400 II 90
sS fS &?S rs III 81 70 TO- $50 as0 ps to
1925. Cattle-Receipts, 200: calves, 400;
80 g a io.$g. light yesrl!Sg steers and
heifers, S11 80: vealers.. $1,000 10, Sheep
Receipts: 500; market weak. csc lower;
BIZ United Press
CLEVELAND March 3f-Hogs - Re-
S56 lbs $50 So aEfF' Soo25o ibs Ia
II; 10000, lbs, GS1i IS e l2.S53 i9o,Iso
ssfs${f 2ssef ss ssEs' $sG %5sf' isSS
sews s. Sles ae low Re cutters and cutter
sRsep1mR Pr. 800; market weak e e
| lambs. S14.50M 10: bulk Gull lambs. $40
| cQ12.50; bulk fat ewes, scar.
BIZ United Press
EAST ST. LOUIS. March 31.-Hogs -
Receipts, 10000; market active: $50 to
$50 lbs. $500 a ] .25; 200 to $50 lbs,
$11 a II 80: 100 20 200 lbs. S11 GOA
IL 90: 100 to $50 lbs. 81 .25 a IL 80; 90
to 100 lbs. S10.75 a II .65 packing sows
| $3.50 M10. Cattle-Receipts 1900: mar
ket for steers steady; beef steers. So .406p
1910; light yearling steers and heifers
81 80 a $50; beef cows. 1928 a 7.5O; low
cutters and cutter cows, $aa;25@ 80:
stocl1er and feeder steers, $40 s.25.
| Sheep-Receipts, 800; market nominally
! steady ton fat lambs. S16.50; bulk fat
lambs. S16@ 1925: bulk Gull lambs. Sl2
| M12.50 bulk fat ewes. 50 a $50.
! BIZ United Press
PITTSBURGH, March 31.--Hogs-7Re-
ceipts. 500; market fairly active. higher;
250-350 lbs, $11 a II so: 200-250 lbs.
| S11 .50@1210: 10000 lbs. $12.10m
| 1875: 130-160 lbs. S12.25 a 10. 30: 90
| 100 lbs, S12.25 a IL 80: packing sows
1925 a 9.75. Cattle-Receipts. calves
/ $50: market steady; beef steers. 50 a.
| 1875. vealers. S15@16. Sheep-Receipts.
750: market steady to higher; top fat
lambs, wooded. ST., bulk Gull lambs, SIS a
1880; clipper. 1923.
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CHICKS

= Prepaid. Barred Rocks. White Rocks.
dotes So per 100 eEf ancy. sig Der WOO oo
assorted, SO. We also have 10000
brooder chicks at Thorntown treated with
our Kaio tablets. Pekin ducklings. soc
each; fancy. 40c each Order from this
ad Gal Gall US or come and get them az
LOVERS r Is HATCHERY, Indianapolis Ind.
Thorntown, Ind. Tele. 1922.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-24
LADIES' AUXILIARY
OF SPANISH WAR
VETS HOLD MUSTER

Members Of the Ladies Auxiliary
Of the Imperial Valley Camp, Unit
Cd Spanish War Veterans, together
with their families, held a mustc'
ut Brawley Saturday evening, which
was attended by approximately loo
persons, including a delegation from
this city.
The gathering, which proved 4 de.
cidcd success, was attended by Il
group of visiting officials from the
coast, which included Mrs. l.. Mercy
Savary, newly elected department
president of the state who was down
from Hollywood ON AN official visit,
Deputy Quartcrmastcr +. l.. Green
and Mrs. Green of Los Angeles, Mrs.
Lille Archer, Los Angeles, past de
partmont president; and james
Shipec, commander of the Admiral
Camp of Los Angeles. accompanied
by Mrs. Shipee and their daughter
Mrs. Arcner acted as mastering
officer.
Plans were made for an elaborate
Memorial Day service at FL Centre
details of which will be announced