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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-03-17
In the Stock Market
by Thomson g. McKinnony

NEW YORK. March l6.-In every big
market there comes a day when It be-
comes necessary to measure the pace
rather than the base. That day is here
We have been going. at such rapid pace
speculation has reached such immense pro-
portions that it is time to halt and to
take another look at things. So far as
we are able to determine from the facts
as they appear from day to day. chere
has been no unfavorable change in funda-
mentalS Improvement that developed is
stlll noticeable and there IS every reason
to expect that business conditions will i'm
prove rather than recede The unfavor-
able points remain unchanged. The princi-
pie one being that the publicS debt as rep
resented in brokers loans, and the APP
proach Of a political campaign. which will
bring with it probably the same amount Of
disturbance that we usually have. diverting
mems minds from business to the more un-
certain field of coming elections. Weigh
ing the favorable and the unfavorable we
see no reason to modify the optimistic
views which we have expressed in these
letters, but we do entertain a fear that
the stability Of the market is being i'm
paired by the unusual activity in the stock
market The public interest is now so
very extensive that the least little disturb
ing element would be quickly and serious
" reflected in the stock market. There
fore. for this reason and this reason only.
We think it is advisable to begin to be
more cautious and accept some of the
very handsome profits that are now avail
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I'm Tuitcd prc9a

CHICAGO. March 6.--Cattle-Receipts,
$3.50; lower grade fat cows and cutters
IN oR cTters mRed low
heavy sausage bulls, $S@8.25; iight, vel sai3
1850; selected offerings up to SIS. Sheep
Receipts, 5000; better grade lambs, "a
lbs 81 ctye I5@25S hghsTd KINDS
good lambs, 90 lbs. down. $3.50 1926: me
ch S@ h s4iS Monta G9wn sSS So
ID. offerings eligible $-5:50@l5.75; ,S2 to 81;
H. dG;npped LAMBS $I41S g. sheep b Smq
Ing pigs eyciudedlE Receipts, $4,000; mar
bet 50p S $50 Of DS or meu hEhd
choice. s785@8.3oi mediumweight. 200 to
$50 lbs medium and choice $3.l0Q sos;
Choice, S79OgS 65; light lights 1870 to 100
lbs. common and choice. s6:s5@s;6o: pack
s Slaughter pigs 90 to 1870 lbs medium and md
choice. S635G785. Slaughter cattle and
sSDes S99 lbs steers gp sOSd and
LOO lbs: down. choice; $l4.25Q15; good.
mon .0 ss75S rs light SeaTiiag Steers tee and
heifers. good and choice, $50. lbs. down,
Sl275Ml4.50; heifers. good and choice. $50
dium. all Weights. ss25@ii.75; cows. good
dium. $6i5G8.35: low cutters and cutter
cows, $5.15@6.l5; calves, medium to choice.
s9M11; vealers, Gull to choice. $a@l5;
choice. S8.25@12.5o. Slaughter sheep and
iambs-Lambs. light and handyWeight; 90
lbs. down, medium and choice, $15M16. IS;
Gull and common. all weights. $l3l5@15;
ewes. medium to choice, S7.25@9.75 ewes.
Gull and common. $3@7.75: feeding lambs
range stock. medium to choice. $3.50
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Huh, MeDead?'

By United Press
Memphis, Tenn, March II.
-Pere Walsh died" on an OPP
Grating table in a Memphis
hospital, but when the under
taker arrived he found Walsh
reclining on his elbow smoking
a cigaret.
ct was a successful opera
tion," Walsh explained today,
except that I died. At least.
the surgeons decided 1 was
dead.
IT recovered consciousness to
find myself on an operating
table in a deserted room. I
lighted a cigaret. Then the
morgue keeper came with a
wicker basket.
HE seemed surprised. So
were the surgeons. But they
took it good naturedly."
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CORN ADVANCES
SENSATIONALLY
IN CHICAGO PIT
All Grains Higher Following
2-Cent Incline of YELL
low Grain.


CHICAGO, March lG.-Heavy eX-
ports overnight and small receipts
Of ITO cars, sent corn into another
sensational advance of the Chicago
Board of Trade today. Reports of
export business in oats firmed that
grain, and wheat followed the up
turn, despite bearish news.
Final figures; Wheat * to l cent
higher; corn, / Y to cents up; and
oats, IS to Scent higher. Profit
taking sales during the late hours
of the session brought closing figures
in all grains considerably under the
days high levels. Provisions closed
sharply higher.
Thursdays heavy export business,
and reports that 1000 bushels
more had been worked overnight.
with bids at the gulf highest on the
crop, started a wild scramble to buy
corn. The extremely light receipts
and certainty that the country
movement is rapidly oTindling. sent
cash corn l 70 2 cents higher, and
aided the bulge. There was some
light protit-taking on the bulge. but
most of the gains gave evidence of
holding well.
News in wheat was generally bear
ish, but the spectacular rise of corn
lent strength to the market, and
there was - apparent weakness
most of the day. Southwest winter
wheat was still receiving beneficial
rains, and complaints from the
central section of the belt were not
so alarming.
Seaboard dispatches spoke Of eX-
port business in oats, and although
was only moderate in volume. the
tone was strong most Of the day.
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Cash Grain

The bids for car lots of grain at the
call OF the indianapolis Board OF Tra de.
(. O. b basis 4li2c New York rate. were
~, whest-StronS; No; ? red. Sl.5sGl 81;
Corn--Stronq: No. white. s7G a0c: 10. 5
white; 1850: No. 4 yellow, asa s9c: No.
s yellow. s6g92c; No. mixed. 85@ soc;
oats-stronE: No. white. 57d soc; No.
white 55m57i2c
timothy. sl2.so@12: No. light clover
mixed. sl3.5o@l4: No. clover mixed,
sl2.5oGl3: No. 1 clover hay. $17Qls. so.
inspection
Wheat-No 2 red. cars. Total, 4 cars.
Corn~No; 4 white; cars: No white
cars: No ; yellow. cars; No. 4 Yellow,
7 cars: No. 5 yellow. cars; sample yellow
3 cars: sample mixed. cars. Total. IS
Oats-No. white cars: No. ; white. 5
cars: No. white. cars: No. 3 mixed.
A cars. Total. IL cars.
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rails was 1888. up SO. A HyeragS Of forty
bonds was 1926, up .o5.
By United Press
NEW YORK, March 16.-Advanc-
ing tendencies we're again the order
today on the Stock Exchange, with
total transactions around the three
million figure for the fifth time this
week.
General Motors was the outstand-
ing leader of the industrial group,
rising to a new record at 1863. New
York Central was the feature of the
rails, making a record for the year
above ITO.
Allied Chemical, Du Pont, Gold
Dust, United Drug, International
Match preferred, Loews, Interna-
tional Telephone and Telegraph,
Montgomery Ward and a long list
of others advanced sharply until to-
ward the close when the more vola-
tile issues sold off. American Lin
seed scared in early dealings, but
Sagged to we'll below the previous
close before the final gong.
Radio held steady few points
above Thursdays last price, while
some new specialtieS, such as Ma
tional Tea, came into the limelight
with substantial gains. Bank Of
America spurted to 1877, up %.
Describing the market, the Wall
Street Journals financial review to-
day said:
Trading continued broad and
extremely active today, but price
movements displayed less uniformi-
ty on the upside. General Motors
was subjected to heavy profit-tak-
ing after reaching further new
high and other industrial leaders
also developed an easier tone in the
afternoon dealings.
However, the action Of the mar
ket as a whole continued fairly con-
fident and realizing sales in pivotal
shares were absorbed without i'm
portant recession. Little attention
was paid to the increase Of $50,000,-
900 in brokerage loans during the
past week"
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CHICAGO
NEW YORK COFFEE RANGE
CAMPAIGN PLANS MADE
Zahnd Names Committee for
National Party.

John Zahnd, national chairman
of the National party and its can
didate for President, today an
nounced the partys campaign COM
nittee.
Indiana members OF the commit
tee are Flora Simmonds and Edward
w. Clark of Indianapolis, Orlando
r. Ricketts, of Madison and H. Earl
Brown of Franklin.
Campaign speakers will be sent
throughout the United States,
Zahnd announced.
w. H. Bennington is the Ma
tional party'S candidate for the
vice presidency.
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RAW SUGAR PRICES
Other Livestock
B.y United Press

CINCINNATI. March 6.-Hogs-Receipts,
15c UP: 250-350 lbs. $8Q8.85; 2o0-250 lbs,
$8.75G9; 10000 lbs. $8.65@9; 130-l60
lbs. $7.75@S.75; eo-130 lbs. s6@7.75: pack
ing sows. $6.50Q7.25. Cattle-ReceiptS,
500. Calves-Receipts, $50; market. veals
steady to soc down; beef steers. $40. 5oM
49, light. yearling steers and heifers, $40
and cutter cows. $5M625; vealers. sea-
14.50; heavy calves. $9012: bulk stock and
feeder steers, $10G12. Sheep-Receipts,
125: market, steady: top fat lambs, SIG;
bulk fat lambs. sl3G15.56; bulk Gull lambs,
$9@1l; bulk fat ewes. $6@7.5o..
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5000 PAY U. S. TAXES
Collection of 4,392,76S Shows Drop
From Year Ago.

Federal income taxpayers con-
tributed $4,392,768 to the Govern
ment in the last fifteen days, George
L. Foote, collector of internal
revenue, announced today.
Foote estimated another million
dollars is in the mail and in the Of
fee unopened.
The amount collected is $34,803
less than the amount collected for
the same period, March l to Is,
1927.
A total of $4,000 fully paid reports
were made, an increase of 5000 over
last year.
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(By Thomson g. McKinnonl

NEW YORK. March l6.-There was a
broad demand for cotton this morning.
sty in which the mills stand as to con-
tracts in the New York market. Central
Europe and the Far East were credited
with the largest purchases during the first
hour. Contrary to expectations. no great
quantity of cotton was met at 10 cents for
May. A cheerful note in the news of the
day is the announcement that some OF the
New England mills are reopening in q few
days. The strong technical position Of the
Liquidation went much further than the
average expectation. There is no bur-
densome long interest hanging over the
market. We continue of the opinion that
cotton is an attractive purchase. Its pres
ent trade value may be considerably en-
the market.
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PAPER HANGING-1 day service. All
work guaranteed. Ii. 1885,
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In the Cotton Market

Five Citizens st r R Ss.............. 90
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En- United Press

CLEVELAND. March 6.-Hogs-Receipts.
$500; market steady to strong; 25O-3sO
200 lbs. $9@sIo i3O-1eO lbs. $75O9 8. 10:
90-l30 lbs. 81. 50M7.75; packing sows. $40
7.25. Cattle-Receipts, 100; calves. re-
1855; beef cows, s6.75@s50: low cutter
and cutter cows. sos; yealers. $14QI7.
down; top fat lambs. Sl6.75; bulk fat
lambs. sl6.25@l6.75: bulk Gull lambs, $l2
@l4.50; bulk fat ewes, $7Q9.
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heep and Lamb
Other Livestock
By Times Special

LOUISVILLE. March I6.-Hogs-Re-
ceipts. 700; market l0c higher: $50 lbs up.
$40; 9o.i50 bs os $50; 90 '' lbs down 5SI
$500: roughs. $685.; stays. s5.75. Cattle
Receipts. 100: market steady; prime heavy
s10@l2: medium and plain steers. s96i0
fat heifers. saQll.5O: good to choice cows.
ss@9: medium to good cows. s5.5o@8: cut
$50: feeedrs. se.50@il25; stockers. S7m
II. Calves-Re :eipts. 200: market steady
g9oosdd TO choice, -; medium to good.
receipts. so: market steady: top lambs.
Sl3.50Gol4; seconds, S3@11: sheep. s550M
7. Thursdays ship nents: Cattle, 49,
calves. none; hogs. 328 sheep. none.
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BIZ United Press

Fast BU 1dG. March March 1sszMoHoGs.Re,,
steady to iOc down; $50 to $50 lbs, So. 30
@9.15; 200 TO- $50 lbs, ss.s5@9;25: 100 to
81 u.s. 30 to Ia 6s las s pscSng
soWs, $7M750. Cattle-ReceiptS. 200:
calves. receipts, 600: market steady;
Eeifefs. i1.75a i31.i5; low cutters and cut
ter cows. s4.50@ SO: vealers. $15.5o@16.
Sheep-Receipts.. 200; market Csc down:
bulk fat lambs, Sl675; bulk Gull lambs. sl2
OBS: bulk fat ewes, $8@9.5o.
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Houses for Rent

APPLICABLE, la45-47-4-rm. sept-uod
double: sl8; water pd. Inq 1914 Az legatc
BARTH, 185l-5-room u3oel duDleS. strict
ly modern garage: $50. Dr. 725G-..
BROOKVILLE DR., N, 69th & 73rd
Modern slx-room doubles: will redeco-
rate: water paid: so.
Washington Bank 81 Trust Co.
CHARLES. l337-4-room double semi
modern: water paid: only SlS DR.. STA
DEARBORN N. 2880-4-roora double, semi
mod. Garage. Only $40 DR.. 235i.
DEARBORN, N, 2039-4-ruOm buagaiow
double: garage; $50. Ri. 1856 h. S2is.
DORMAN, 3i8-Mod. 5 rms: good con
SIS. Dorman. 322. ST. CHI. 0l25-R
DUKE ST, 22l8-20
Just west of Keystone Ave- 400 north.
three-room doubles; will redecorate; slec.
tricitv and garage; SIG.
Washington Bank & Trust Co,
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IN United Prcss

PITTSBURGH. March l6.-Hogs : RE
lbs'. ,ss.25@9: 20O-25O lbs So 59s0s5: 1861
200 lbs, S9.25@9.35; l30-l60 lbs. $4,000
9.35; 90-l30 lbs. s72SM3.50: packing sows
STA 7.50A Cattle-Receipts. none; calves
receiptsH so: market fully steady: beef
steers. S1l.50m 10 SO; vealers. s151l6.50.
Sheep-Rece!pts 200: market strong to Csc
up; top fat lambs SIT: bulk fat lambs. SIC
q IL bulk Gull lambs, sl1Gl4.50.
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Death Notices

WILSON, ALICE yAJEN-Wite Of Henry
Mckee and Stewart c. Wilson, passed
away at Methodist hospital wednesday
a. m, March IA. Services will be held
at Second Presbyterian Church Satur-
day. $3.50 D. m. Burial Crown Hill Body
will rest at the home Of Stewart G. VIII
son. 1901 n. New Jerseys
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE
En- United Press

Ey CntECG FTeSS
NEW YORK, March l6.-Foreign ex-
change opened steady. Demand sterling
S4s7 ZIG francs 3.93 3-16, up. 90 1-16;
Ira, 5.277sci Belga, 1890; marks 1890,
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I'm United Press

TOLEDO. March i6-Close: Wheat
No. 2. sl.64i1 al s5ih. Corn-No. 3. 5000
los. Rye-6o. 2. sI.24. Oets-No o 81
n CSC. Clover-CaSh. sl6.75; March, sl6 IS;
october. $3.50: cash. imported STATS;
March. imported. sI5.75. fimothy-Cash,
81 90; March, 80. Alsike-Cash. SIS:
March. SIS Butter-50G53c. Eggs-27G
zoe. Hay-$1.20 cwt.
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LIBERTY BONDS

By United Press
NEW YORK, March l6.-Liberty Sd 4i4s
opened at 100.13. of /: 4th 4Hs 1876,
off !; treasury 414s 1880. up !; As ll0.20,
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Local Wagon Wheat

Local grain elevators are paying $15l
for No. red wheat other grades are
purchased on their merits
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En- United Press

FIT. WAYNE, Ind. March 16;--Hogs =
$50 lbs, $77.75; i5o-l6O lbs, $40; i6o-ISO
lbs. SO. 40: 10000 lps.. $3.50: 200-225 lbs.
s8.75; 225-275 lbs. So; 40; 275-325 lbs. $50;
as Cattle Receipts. $50; calves. receipts
rs: market SIS down. Sheep Receipts.
100; market lambs SIS down.
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CHICAGO: March l6,-P-imary receipts:
086 900. against 45l 900; oatS 40S coo.
ngninst 34s 600. Shipments Wheat. 448-
$4,000; oats. $4,000 against 3ss. 600.
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Ry United Press

TOLEDO. March 6.-Hogs-Receipts,
sSas4o mediums Hs' ss.So@s.75 G Yor avsrs
So 50G875; good pigs. s6.7507.25. Cattle
Receipts, light: market slow. Calves -
Receipts light: market steady Sheep and
lambS-Receipts light; market steady.
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Commission Row
PRIZE TO RETAILERS


FRUITS
varieties. $sG IL fancy seet eaS spnes
seasonable varieties. S225M325 40 lbs:
choice box apples. seasonable varieties.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. s3.75965o.
G6rapes-California whites. $3.50 keR
Lemons California. s55OGs crate.
56n LIZ Ccs,,,o;.tS per 100. .,o
crete: Flo-'dn. S52567 50 crate. ''' '''V
Pears Washington D'Anious. $3.50 half
Pineapples-Cuban. SO crate.
Strawberries-Florida. 5oG55c quart.
VEGETABLES
rtichokes-California ST. dozen.
California. 81 doz.
BeansZSouthern, scat hamper.
Beets-Tezas, So bl;. home grown. $l.7S.
Brussels sp aHafi $50 b. Pu
~ CabbageI,;Holland seed. 202]ac ID;
Texas; 4@4jac ID; red; 4@4lsc ID:
aiifornia. $22502.5O crate.
40 Celery-California. SO crate; Florida.
Celery cabbsgevs2 asa so doz. punches.
=, CucumbeTsII dollhouse. s2.25Q3
E EggI1e.i !; e. g. sI SI12aS.! doc.
Leek-50c bunch.
crate: dollhouse. leaf, 1870 Is lbs. ~
aTd.asoutheTn.. So So bu.
yellow. $505.5O 100-lb. bag
Oysterplant-A5c doz. punches
Parsley-6oc doz. punches: Southern. 75c
Parsnips-s1.5o bu..
Peas-California telephone. 81 hamper.
Peppers-Florida mangoes. SIS crate
PotatoeS-Michigan white, 81 25G4.40; $50
lbs. Minnesota Russets. 81. $50 lbs. Min
nesota Red River Ohios. $3.2563.40; 100
lbs; Idaho. So 25@S.4O cwt.: Florida Tri-
Radishes-Hothouse. button. 9oc
bagas-Canadian. So per cwt.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 65MS5c lbs.
Shallots-65c doZ. punches.
Spira ch-TeXas. $l.35 bu.
Sweet Potetoes-Jndiana jersey medi-
uns. 81. bu:; Indiana Jerseys. 81 bu.:
Nancy Hall. 81; hamper: Porto Ricans.
Tomatoes-California. $3.50 six-basket
crate.
MISCELLANEOUS
Cidar-s4.5o. elgal. case; $4.75 doz. half
Cocoanuts-$650 per 100.
Garlic-22c per lb.
Ovsters-Standards. $3.50 gal.
SaSSafraS-25 soc doz. punches.
SEED STOCK
Onions-white sets. sS.75. 2 bu.: yellow
or red. $4.75. 2 bu.: Bermuda plants. white
or yellow: $3.50 crate Of 5000:
Red River Ohios. $40 40 lbs: Minnesota
Triumphs, $4.l0: $50 lbs.
Sweet Pota toes-Selected Indiana Jer-
seys. So hu.; Indiana Jerseys. S2.50 bu.
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BW Untted Press
WASHINGTON. March 16.---The treas
40, 800 So. Customs receipts this month to
March IA, were $2l, $685. 14.82.
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Funeral Directors


Funeral Directors
W. T. BLASENGYM
Main office, 222s Shelby St
Drexel 2670.
KRIEGER. VIM. E.
FUNERAL NE 4 PRE-, R2IREEcToR
Main lls4 'O' " Res. Bel ssss-R
George Grinsteiner
Funeral dir''f %sin Osos '11 : 4arEe'
EDWARD L. MONTAGUE
1914 Prospect F 81. Home Drezel osg.
W. D. BEANBLOSSOM
1871 W Ray st. Be. 1881
G. H. HERMANN
1922 S. East st. DR.. E47i
LAUCK FUNERAL HOME
Drexal 2l4O. i45s S. Meridian ST.
j. &. wilson: funeral parlorS, ambulance
ment DR. 032l and Or. 0322 -
BERT 8. GADD.
7lS0 PROSPECT ST
OREXEL 530T
UNDERTAK Frs.
HISEY & TITUS
9Sl NJ Delaware u. S82a
J. ". PATTERSON
Funeral Director.
1924 N. Illinois st. Riley 3606
SHIRLEY BROTHERS
Funeral Service.
946 n. Illinois. Main 1913
HARRY W. MOORE
Funeral Director.
1895 N. Meridian. Tai. 1856
KREGELO & BAILEY
1888 Meridian Har ossl
F. JOHN HERMANN
$40 n. New jersey. Main Ogll
JOSEPH ]. SPEAKS
Funeral Director.
FRED W. YELLING
7o2 Virginia Ave. Drex. 1862
JOHNSON & MONTGOMERY
Funeral Service.
1882 Central Ave Main 1880
ROSCOE CONKLE
Funeral Director.
1898 w: Michigan ST. Bel. 1884
GEORGE W. USHER
Funeral Director.
1901 W. WASHINGTON st. Bel. Oi45
KIRBY & OHM
Funeral Directors.
1901 N. Meridian St. Har. O70O
NEW UNDERWRITERS
PASS N Talbot Har. 2222
FEENY & FEENY
Funeral Home.
1913 n. Penn Riley 3s43
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Death Notices

STREET. MARY JANE-Age 81 years
Mother OF Charles w. Street grand
George Street. Mrs. Florence Hall. Mrs
Emma Cochran. Mrs. Eva Good, Mrs
Hester Cakes, Mrs. Ruth Shouse. william
Charlene and Elizabeth Street. passed
away March IS. 1928. at residence, 54T
Chase St.. Services Saturday evening al
above addressg. Burial Green Hill, Ind.
Sunday March IA
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By United Press

CHICAGO. March i6.-Butter-Re
500. extras. 4sc; extra FIRST. 46hG47c:
standards. 40c. Eggs-Receipts. 20 1882;
onds. 26c. Cheese-Twins 23I3c; young
Americas. 246c. PoulLry-Receipts. l car;
fowls. 27c; springs, SOC: ducks. heavy, 2sc:
small. zoe: geese, Ice; turkeys. asa 25c;
roosters. tic. Potatoes-Arrivals. l42: on
track. 433: in transit, l02; Wisconsin
sacked round whites. s2l5@2.25; idaho
sacked Russet Burbanks No. l. s2.80d2.65;
commercials. $2M225 Florida bliss in
crates No. l. S3.75Q4; Cuba, 81. Sweet
potatoeS-sl 5003
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Special Notices

FOUR PREMIUM LlSTS-And entry blanks
for Hoosier Kennel Clubs all breed dog
show March q to %. at Tomlinson Hall.
Write Marguerite Vance. secretary. 5000
Baltimore. or call Oh. $500. Entries close
March 20.
ELECTREAT-Body massage machine. cor
reefs poor circulation and nervousness.
Jean Skinner. lll2 Central. Apt. K. Ii 1913
pANCING-16th and Illinois Hunter Club.
Tues. Thurs, Sat. Thursdays straight
dancing. Ladies Csc, gents soc.
U. S. GOVERNMENT JOR-s95 to 1925
month: steady work: men. 1875: I coach
Won. 1907 City Trust Bldg.
ON or after March IA I will not be re-
sponstb!e for debts contracted by any
one other than myself.
HARRY S. HOPPER.
SOLICTT-Engnts for dinners; prepared.
served In homes: also out-of-town engmts.
Exp. colored cate rers. Try. 1871.
NASSAGES-Baths: special treatments for
colds etc. Exper woman. Ha. 3504-J
LADIES'. GENTS COATS-Repaired and
refined; plain sewing: reas. Be. 22l3R.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-03-17
Chicago Grain Table
BIZ Times SpcciGl
Ry United Press

BIZ Times Special
CHICAGO. March I6.-Carlots: Wheat,
81; corn. ISL: oats a.: rye. !.
BY United Press
wheat..No;, ? hard. 81 4oN a /: 4ox Corn
No. S. 92go4c; No. 6. ssasic; No mixed
94c: No. 5. 9l@92c: No. s, 88Eac; No. 3
white. 81; No. 4. 95mesKc; No. S. slia@
02i2c: No. 6. sea- 90i5c: sg 76M88iac
Oats-No. white. ola 62c; No. 3, $50
e3i.c: No. 4. 57l4d60c. Rye-No. /. Si.20
Barley-95c0 81. Timothy - $275G3 so
Clover-$l9@ $3.50.
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KRESGE VISITS CIT
COnferS Today With Managers Of
indianapolis Stores.

R. d. KreSge, New York City Of
fetal of the Kresge chain stores,
was in indianapolis Friday looking
over the two Indianapolis stores and
comforting with managers.
1t was reported Kresge has con-
sidered increasing his Indianapolis
holdings.
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Banks ard Exchange
INDIANAPOLIS STATEMENT
TREASURY STATEMENT

Local bank clearings today were 1888
900. Debts were $40, 1854 900.
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Receipts. 600; market steady.
Beef steers ..... SIN s6GI2 IN
Beef COWS Observation-Disclosures o0SJ IN M
Low cutters and cutter cows . 5.50m 6 rs
Bulk stocIer and feeder steers. 1900 $50
CALVES
Receipts. 800; market lower.
100 fNa4eio . 9lf.UUW W
Sheep and Lambs
Receipts, 200; market steady.
Top Iat lamps .Sl6.25
Bulk fat lambs ............. I400Ml6. 90
Bulk Gull lambs .............. 7.50Gll.00
rat ewes Observation-Disclosures. $500 $50