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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-09-27
On Commission Row
FRUITS

FRUITS
Apples-Choice,- s29225; wealthy. sc 50:
Maiden Blush, s275G3; Jonathans. sans
Grimes Golden, s2.75; New York Duchess.
s2.25G2.5o; Gravestein. So; Wolf River.
Cranberries-$4 IS ID. box; $3.50 so
~ GRAPES - California seedless, s225 q
crate: Malagas; 50 a crate; Toka,ys. s2.25.
Limes-Jamacia. Sz.2543.
Oranges-California Valencia. s3.759s
Peaches-New York $3.50 a bu.
Plums-s2 rs: Idaho. l6-lb. Gaze. ST.
VEGETABLES
Besns-Green. stringless. $3.50.
Beets-Home-grow doz., ACC.
Homegrown, doz. Soc.
cantafoupes = Flats, sl.25Gi.50: Colo
rado. s2.25; Tiptops. barrels. s4.50; Jumbo.
Csulihower-washington. crate, s275.
Corn-Home-grown. IS q SOC a dozen.
Observation-Disclosures. a dozen, s1.25
Eggplant-s1.5O92 a dozen; s292.25 a
Kale-spring. a busheI. 81
Lettuce-Californi Iceberg. $3.50 a
crate; homegrown leaf, bushel 81.
Mustard-A bushel, 81.
Onions-Indiana vellows, s2.75 l0o-lo
Parsley Homegrown. doz punches 45e
Peas-Co.orado, Sc crate.
Peppers-Home grown, $3.50 bushel.
white. s5;75@5 a I6o-lb. bag: Red River
Radishes-Eutton nothouse, dozen SOC
Southern. long red l5M25c doz.
Sweet Potatoes-.Virginia Jerseys, $3.50 a
barrel; 50 a bushel.
s1.25: l5-ib. basket Soc.
Observation-Disclosures. 40965c each
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z ARRESTED IN
SLUGGING CASE
Attack Charged in Robbery
of Man on Taxi Ride.

Two men were held today by po-
lice in connection with the slugging
and holdup of Charles E. Davis
%, of 440 Massachusetts avenue.
They are: Willie Roach, 80, anc
James Nolan, 80, both of 153 Black
ford street. Roach is on parolt
from the Indiana state farm. He is
charged with vagrancy and assault
and battery and Nolan with va
grancy.
Davis charged he was beaten b.
Roach and Nolan and thrown OF
of a taxicab near Sixteenth stree.
and Eagle creek Wednesday night.
Earl Robbins, 1149 North Alabams
street, driver of the taxi in which
Davis was riding, charged that he
too. was robbed by Davis aSsail-
ants.
Davis is held on vagrancy
charge.
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Directors Of H. H. Fishman Company.
Inc, declared the regular quarterly di-
stock. payable Oct. Is to stockholders of
record Oct, /.
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John gurnham g. co. TO-DAY will
ham Trading Corporation which is the
successor to the Securities Trading Cor
poration organized by Burnham. interests
in 1921. Both the preferred and common
stocks have been listed for trading on
the Chicago Stock Exchange.
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Arrivals and Departures

Curtiss-MarS Hill Airport-Walker
w. WinsloW, Curtiss sales director
Curtiss Robin, to Marion and re-
turn; G. Duckworth and F. Hendel,
J-6 Travelair biplane, st. Louis to
Detroit; William H. Dunning, Lock-
heed-Vega, FIT. Worth to New York.
Hoosier Airport-Dick Meyhres,
Simplex monoplane, Defiance. O., to
Los Angeles; G. B. Allen, Aeroma-
rine KLEIN, Terre Haute to New York
City.
Capitol Airport-W R. BeeIer and
Roger Hicks, Waco, from New AL
bany, overnight; B. M. Keever,
Swallow biplane, from Marion and
return.
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FALSE ARREST ALLEGED
william McMiIIer Sues Detective for
$500 in Damages.

Whether a ride in a city police
patrol after an alleged false arrest
is worth $500 damages will be de-
termined in the near future by a
jury in superior court one.
Charging he was Inundated by
the ride in BLACK Maria" and was
arrested falsely Aug. IA, 1928, on
blind tiger charge, William Nc
Miller today filed suit against Saln
Young, former city detective, now
deputy sheriff. In the action Nc
Miller AYERS he was discharged when
tried thirteen days later in a NUM-
cipal court.
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Marriage Licenses

Dean Bvus, %. of 4a46 West Fifteenth.
chemist and susannah Hendrick. %. Of
1854 West Fifteenth. clerk.
Victor P: Powers; 81, Of 1926 Hovey;
2l6o Ashland. clerk
Bernard G. smith. %. of Los Angeles.
mn5aaechinn mist and Catherine Harmon ar. of
Edward A. Potts. 25. Of Coal City. Ill.
mechanic. and Frances White, i9. of 653
Ralph o. Graham. 40. 1908 Cornell. ma
ehinist. and Lillian M. Griswold 90, of
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Miss Lucille Carew of RushviIIe,
suffered a fractured skull when she
fell downstairs today at the home of
her brother, Clarence Carew, 1415
Hampton street, where she was
visiting. She was taken to city hos
pitaT
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Deaths

BENJAMIN Gouker, Is. Riley hospital MI
trail insufficiencv.
zack Jordon, So. 2314 East Twenty
fourth urenia.
Jacob j. Mag. 70. 2183 South Delaware,
diabetes mellitus
cidental.
Victoria Huls. II, Methodist hospital,
Elmer MccleeTY. IN. city hospital. lobar
Hiram 6. Cummins 80. so43 Moore. ar
teriosclerosis.
Alma Kestersor 81. 1909 University
Court. mitral insufficiency.
Charles Pigmsn. 70. 1902 North Alabama.
aacute nephritis
Infant Paarceis. St. vincent's hospital,
premature birth
Ed J. Horton. 81. Addison and West
washington accidental
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Net earnings of the Sweets Company
of America for the eight months ended
Aug. 81 1929, after all charges but be-
fore federal taxes, amounted to S7S,20S,
an increase of SALTS, or more than 5
per cent over the corresponding months
of 1923, Lewis L. Clarke, chairman OF
The hoard. Announces.
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BANDITRY TRIAL ENDING
Charles T. Northern's Fate to Rest
With Jury Today.

Closing arguments were to be
made today by prosecutors and de-
Tense attorneys in the criminal court
jury trial Of Charles T. Northern,
27, indianapolis, on charges Of rob-
berry and auto banditry in connec-
ton with the holdup of a filling
station May 4 at Emerson avenue
and Brookville road.
State and defense cases were
rested in the forenoon today and
Northerns fate was expected to rest
with the jury before court adj
journed. Judge James A. Collins
is trial Judge.
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Building Permits

Roenke Floral COMPANY. addition. 1858
A. J. Myers. foundation. 1926 Pleasant
Run boulevard S225
$40 West Fortv-frst $500.
NJ. E. James. remodel. 2o62 North New
Jersey. 81 600.
o. o. Kinder. dwelling and garage. lilo
Worth Emerson. s5.I25.
r. Davis. reroof 1925 Edward. $500.
Indiana. Gravel Company. shed 7i3 West
Tourteenth. $500.
e. A. Smith. repair. 4I9 North Bancroft
500.
Guaranteed Disc Company. reroof. 27o9
Ashland. 5000.
Indianapolis Building and Investment
Company. garage. pa East Tenth. $500.
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A pageant written by Miss Dorothy
Tucker will be given in the senior
department of the Central Chris
tan church, Sunday morning. The
theme deals with the work of the
Sunday school during the last year,
under leadership of Mrs. Oren
Smith and Fred Wolf.
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NEW YORK COFFEE RANGE
LINKS HOOVER, CAP0NE
Both Outstanding Examples Of
Leadership, Iowan Claims.

By Unired Press
CHICAGO, Sept. 27-Al Capone
and President Hoover equally are
outstanding examples of American
leadership, Colonel Robert ]. Shaw,
S:gourney, Ia, said here in an adj
iress before the Kiwanis Club on
Iowa day
The only difference, he added, is
hat the gang leader developed in
.ess healthful soil under conditions
which bring other aims than those
Of public service"
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Dead Woman,s kin sonrht

Efforts were being made by the
police and Coroner Charles H. Kee-
yer to find the relatives of a woman
believed to be Miss Josephine Har-
desty Of Tulsa, Okla, who died early
today at the home of Mrs. Belle
Dede, 1920 Mickey street, Ben Davis.
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Boston Herald Traveller reports net
profits after all charges of S9SS.SS4 for
1928 against S95O555 for 1927. On the
same basis. earnings for the first four
months of 1929 were S6S2. JSS which Is at
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LESLIE APPOINTS TWO
Fills Vacancies on Engineers and
Banking Boards.
Two appOintments were made B,

Two appointments were made by
Governor Harry G. Leslie today.
Chesleigh Dolly Gray, close
friend Of the Governor, was named
to the board Of registration and
examination Of engineers, to succeed
Donald Heaton of Fowler. Gray
was formerly chief engineer for the
state highway commission.
Cecil Bachtenkercher of Winamac,
was named chief examiner of the
state baking department to succeed
William R. Dexheimer. Dexheimer
resigned to, become secretary of the
Farmers Trust Company, Fl. Wayne.
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Lambert Aircraft Corporation, subsi-
diary of Allied Aviation Industries, Inc,
has just received an order from the
Nicholas eazley Airplane Company. Inc.
calling for shipment Of two engines week
ly. The engines will be used on the
Barring NIB light monoplanes.
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In the Air

Weather conditions in the air at
$50 a. m.
Northeast wind, four miles an
hour; temperature, Sc; barometric
pressure, 3010 at sea level; ceiling
$50 feet; visibility, one-half mile,
foggY. field good.
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Births

Girls
Harold and Thelma Justus. 947 High.
Everett and Ethel Poole, 1917 Howard.
Bows
Lee and Anna Bryan. 1625 Tabor.
North Olney.
:. Joseph and Elsie Sutton. 925 West Twen-
ty-ninth.
Harry and Anna Weber. 9O4 North Ire
mont.
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Gets Mechanic License

Harry Johnson, Capitol airport
successfully passed his
license examination be-
fore a. department of commerce in
Spector Thursday at the airport.
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TREASURY sTATEMEN-

BIZ United Press
WASHINGTON. Sept. 27.-Treasury net
balance on Sept. Is was s4os, or. 2o5 2s;
customs receipts for the month to the
same totaled SAL, S43. 1921.
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NEGROES IN KNIFE FIGHT
Man Is Stabbed in Lung and Police
Search for Woman.

Romer Dartain, 35, Negro, 1922
Brighton avenue, was held today in
city hospital, charged with assault
and battery, and police sought Miss
Minnie Austin, Negro, alleged to
nave stabbed him in the left lung.
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CLEVELAND, O.. Sent 17.-Hogs-Re-
ceipts 1900; market wesx, CSC lower. $50
$50 lbs. s9.500lo.75; 200-250 lbs. s10.10d
s1o.50d11: 90-130 lbs, $40. 1855; pack
ing sows. ss.5oge. Cattle-Receipts. ESQ.
Calves-Receipts, 300: market, steady: beef
low. cutter and clutter cows. s5.25d6.25;
vealers. s15.5oG20. Sheep-Receipts. 1.2oo;
market lambs. Csc low5r; sheep. steady;
ewes, $685.
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3 Z WffPW TTeSP
Fl. WAYNE, Ind. Sept. 27.--cattle-Re-
900: hog market Csc up; 90-110 lbs. So 75
140-l60 lbs. SOLO: 160-la0 lbs, $1,000;
10000 lbs. s10-75; 2o0-22o lbs. s10.s5
22o-240 lbs. SLOTS; 24O-26O lbs. sI045;
2so-2aO lbs. slO.15; 10000 lbs, $40; 800
$50 lbs. s9.65; roughs. sa25; stays, So;
calves SIT so: lambs sIf rs
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BIZ United Press

NEW YORK. Sept. 7-Flour-Firm and
higher; spring patents. s6.65@T1o. Pork
Steady; mess, $1,000. Lard = Steady;
middle west spot, S11.7od11.8o Tallow-
Firm; special to extra, 8146812c. Potatoes
Quiet and weak; Long Island, s2.25@6.25;
Jersey, $1.7464.75; Maine. s4@5.10 Sweet
potatoes-Weak; southern baskets, S1m
1.25: southern bbls.. s2G2.5O: Jersey, 75c
d1:75. Dressed poultry-Steady to firm;
turkeys, 30d 60c chickens. asa Ale; fowls.
20d36c; ducks. 18G23c; ducks. 2o0 Csc.
Live poultry-Dull and weak geese. 13G
zoe; ducks: 16@28c; fowls. 22q 32c; tur-
keys; 4o}A45c; rosters Ter; 17@lSc: chickens,
state whole milk, fancy to special, 271zG
291ac; young Americas, 24la@23c.
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Ell Tnited Preas

EAST BUFFALO, n. Y. Sept: 27.-Hogs
Receipts 1000; holdoYers 1000; market
oil; 200-250 lbs, $40. 75@1l.35: 10000 lbs,
S11G11.35; 130-160 lbs, s1o.75M1125; 90
100 lbs, s10.50011; packing sows, SS.75@
and steady; calves, receipts 500; market
1rm beef steers. sl3@15.25; light yearling
steers and heifers, s13.50d16; beef cows,
5S.75q9.75; low cutter and cutter cows,
s450G7.25; vealers, s1e.50G19. Sheep =
Receipts, $1,000 market slow. fat lambs 25
n SOC lower. other steady; bulk fat lambs,
Sl3G13.50 bulk Gull lambs. S6.50Q9.50;
bulk fat ewes. SIS 50M6.
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Local Wagon Wheat

City grain elevators are paying $118 for
No. 2 red wheat and s1.13 for No. 3 hard
wheat.
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BIZ United Press

BIZ JHILen PfeSS
tras. ACC; extra firsts. 44c: seconds. sc.
Eggs-Extras. 45c irsts 3ec; ordinaries.
30c. Poultry-Fowls. 30 30c: brothers. 286
soc: Leehorn. 200 22c Leghorn broilers
25G26c; spring ducks. 22G Csc: old cocks
17@I8c. Potatoes-Ohio. 15o-lb. sack. s4.I5
64.35: idaho russell 5o-lb, sack. 81: Wis
consin. 100-lb. sack. S2.S5M2.eO.
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Luther Garner of Indianapolis, was
to be brought back to this city today
from Danville, Ill. in connection
with the theft of car from Albert
Woods. 406 Muskingum street. He
was arrested Thursday in Danville
and waived extradition.
Search was being made today by
police for a "Short-change" artist
who swindled Miss Dorothy Deg
ischer, 1856 Ashland avenue, WAL
green drug store cashier, out of SIS at
the pharmacy at Alabama and
Washington streets.
Civil service vacancies, announced
| by Henry NJ. Trimpe, local secretary,
include: Printer-proofreader, as
ISOLATED technologist, associate an
imal husbandman, agricultural
engineer. United States reservation
/ protector and dairyman.
Charged with liquor violation.
Stanley +. Barbarich, and John
Baznik, both of 921 Haugh street,
and Frank Scampamorte, Anderson,
were held to the federal grand jury
under $4,000 bond each by John w.
Kern, United States commissioner.
Twenty members of the Indian
apolis Exchange Club went to Rich
mond Thursday to assist in installa
ton of a new Exchange Club in
that city, returning Thursday night
by motor bus. DR.. Douglas H
White, president was in charge OF
the party,
The Scientech Club of Indianap-
oils will hear a talk on sound engi-
neering by j. Lloyd Wayne at its
weekly luncheon Monday at the
Chamber of Commerce.
A pageant written by Miss Dorothy
Tucker will be given in the senior
department of the Central Chris
tan church, Sunday morning. The
theme deals with the work of the
Sunday school during the last year,
under leadership of Mrs. Oren
Smith and Fred Wolf.
A popularity contest will be a fea-
ture of the United church fair at
Tomlinson hall tonight and Satur-
day night. Twenty-four churches,
in conjunction with the Marion
County Good Government Club, of
which Roy T. Combs is president,
will be represented on a musical
program tonight.
Ninth Ward Republican Club will
be guests of the First Ward organl-
zation Friday night at the latters
headquarters, Compton hall, POOL
Winter avenue.
Herbert L. Racquet, 925 Broadway,
has been awarded q diploma by the
National Radio Institute, Washing
ton, D. c., on completion of
course in radio theory and practice.
"There is no such thing as a
simple gospel" Ira S. Bassett.
evangelist, said in defense of relig-
ion and the Bible in his sermon,
Christianity In Youth" at Cadle
tabernacle Thursday night. Or
ganization of g childrens chorus
was to be completed today.
Police today sought Joe Penny, adj
dress unknown, to inform him Of the
death Of his sister, Mrs. Rosie Kop-
land in Cleveland.
Miss Lucille Carew of RushviIIe,
suffered a fractured skull when she
fell downstairs today at the home of
her brother, Clarence Carew, 1415
Hampton street, where she was
visiting. She was taken to city hos
pital.
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BIZ JHILtU FffS8
$3.50 600 co. Gearing GEAR house 6sIanes
s225. 000 900; federal reserve bank credit
balance, SlS5. 000. 900.
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BIZ United Press

steady fsceipts sP s7ao cases Extra rsfs
500 4oc: firsts. 3sIac; ordinaries. 3saS5c::
seconds. 24G3oc. Butter-7Market. steady:
hrsts. 43644c: f1rsts 401a q 42c: seconds,
So 39c; standards, 44c. Poultry-Market.
sTs Fcse!s iOS Soc dGck sprls a
22c; geese. zoe: turkeys. 28d3oc: roosters
21c: broilers, 26c. Cheese--Twins. 22A q
2234c: young Americas. 2412c. Potatoes-
On track. 354: arrivals. i4l: Shipments.
OCT. market. weaker: WISCONSIN sacked
round whites. s2.45@ 70; Minnesota and
early Ohios. $2.20@2 80: Idaho sacked rus
sets S275
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The new addition to the Gardner-D Den
finished and ready for occupancy Dec. /.
The large amount of untitled orders on
terially reduced as soon as the additional
production program is under way. This
was announced today by w. H. Leonard,
president.
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Produce Markets

Butter (wholesa1e) No. /. 4s@5oc; No.
2, 47648c Butterfat--47c.
Cheese wholesale selling price per
poundl-American loaf 35c: pinento loaf
BIC; Wisconsin f1rsts. 27c; Longhorn. 26c;
New York limperger. soc.
S'&ictly fresh eggs. loss of, delivered in
Indianapolis, 36c.
Poultry buying prices -, Hens. 2sc;
Legh i5 hens 20c:S 1929 Leghorn broiiers.
IL to lbs 24c: old ROSTERS. large. 12G
15c; small, 1o615c; ducks, lac; small, 10@
l2c spring gguineas, 3oc; turkeys, No l
No. Q old hens. 25M36c.
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Columbia Carbon Topples

Columbian Carbon, a tower of
strength in recent sessions. was
carried down precipitately and vio-
lent downswings occurred in Auburn
Auto, Westinghouse Electric, Gen
eral Electric, Allied Chemical, Sim
mons Company, Johns Manville,
American and Foreign Power and
United States Steel.
AL these shares showed losses at
one time of more than seven to
nearly fifteen points each.
United States Steel was a par
ticular target for bearish profess
SIGNALS guning for weak spots. Steel
was forced to another new low
ground on the current movement
below twelve points. and Bethlehem.
Republic Iron and other leaders
quickly broke through support levels.
Selling was resumed in Radio,
While motors continued under the
influence of extensive long liquoda-
ton, many breaking to new lows for
the current year.
Losses in the general market were
not as active as those in the leaders
and the market as a whole was not
unusually active.
Little Pool Support
The relative quietness in the gen.
eTal market was attributed to the
fact that many large operators have
withdrawn, having sold their hold
ings during the violent bull swing
OF, last August. They we're generally
01 the side lines waiting for an OPP
portunity to replace.
Apparently prices were not low
enough, however, as little support
was uncovered in speculative leaders
on declines. Buying mostly repre-
sented short covering and large in
terests were disposed to let the mar
ket follow its own course. This dis
position accounted for the lack of
pool support.
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Rights issued by the North American
Car Corporation TO stockholders, per-
hitting them to subscribe for one share
of common stock at $3.50 per share
for each ten shares of preferred or COM
standing common stock from 1854
shares to I3S,261 shares, and will net
the corporation little more than $780,
900, Henry H. Brigham, president, stated
today.
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Banks and Exchange
CHICAGO STATEMENT

INDIANAPOLIS STATEMENT
Indianapolis bank clearings Friday, Sept.
a.. SO. zoe, 600: debts, s7.342.00o.
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Calves
Other Livestock
BIZ United Press -

bR Cntte0 PreSS -
CHICAGO, Sept. -Hogs-Receipts
$4,000, including 1000 directs; mostly 10
to l5c higher; top. 81; bulk Of good TO
lbs, $9,75 @1oS5; packing sows, sss25,g9.
15@1o.55; 2o0-25o lbs, ,sIo!5Gn;. 160-
1895; packing sows. s8.10@9.10; pigs, me
dium to choice s0-13o lbs, $9.15@l0. SIS.
Cattle-Receipts. $500; calves, 1000; gen
eral trade very dull lower grade steers
and she stock predominating; such kinds
semi-demoralized largely because of de-
pressed trade on lower grades Of dressed
beef; most she stock being held over for
next weeks market; slaughter classes,
steers good and g, choice iso9-l 5 20 ss
LOO lbs. $l5Q 16.75;- common aud medium
$50 lbs. up, $9@13.25 fed yearlings, good
and choice, 750-950 lbs, s13 ESQ 1925;
heifers, good and choice. $50 lbs. down;
$13@15.25; medium. $6M13.50; COWS. good
and choice, s8.2561i.25; common and
medium, S6.50G825; low cutter and cut
ter, s5.50@6.50; bulls, good and choice,
$3.50 1880; cutter to medium. S7Q8:85:
vealers, milk fed, good and choice. $3.50
common, $8@12; stocker and feeder o steers Is
col Somm aaa and nam medium. s835 s. sheep
fat native lambs, $I2.5OG 1915; few choice
S13; unsold, fat ewes, $4Q5; feeding lambs,
ouotable steady; lambs. good and choice.
90 lbs. down, $1225 q 1885; medium, $l075
@1225; dull and common, 81; 50Q 1913;
ewes, medium to choice 100 lbs. Down,
S4d5.50; Gull and common, S2g4.22; teeder
lambs. good and choice, $ll.75@l3.
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BIZ United Press


PITTSBURGH. Sept. 27.-Hogs = re.
higher: 25O-350 lbs, $3.50 1915; .2oo-250
i It's: 1So-16o lbs, $1oG1I.45; eo-llso lbs.
Cattle-Receipts. none: calves 100; market
steady; beef steers, s1oG13.25; light year
ling steers and heifers, @1275; beef
s5G7; vealers, S16G19: heavy calves Sl2
ar. Sheep-Receipts. 1850; market weak
to Csc lower: top Tat lambs, 1880; bulk
fat lambs. sill a IL 50;s bulk Gull lambs, SO
@10.5o; bulk fat ewes, $50 $50; bulk feeder
lambs. s7.50G1t.50.
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The CITY
in Brief

Luther Garner of indianapolis, was
to be brought back to this city today
from Danyille, Ill. in connection
with the theft of car from Albert
Woods, 406 Muskingum street. He
was arrested Thursday in Danville
and waived extradition.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-09-27
NEW YORK STATEMENT

BU CHfted Press
CHICAGO, Sept 81. - Bank clearings,
1922, loo. 900: balances. So, zoe, 900.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-09-27
BH Times SpecidI

LOUISVILLE. KY. Sept. 27.-Hogs--Re-
and II tights. i36 to $50 lbs $5.7og 7o exc
iS0' lbs. down. s660@7.85: stays and throw
market steady: prime heavy steers, 81 81: 30
medium and plain steers. s8.5o@9.5o; fat
heifers $75OGlI;5o good to C choice s e9gs:
cutters s5'50G6: Gamers. s4.50G5: bulls.
S6G8.50: feeders. s8.5Od 10.75; stockaeGr6s.
$7.5od 1880. Calves - Receipts slG so a 2UGi
to choice sI3G15; medium to good. 5000
@I3; outs. 5000 down shee ,d 4sth
Si2 buck lambs. s11; seconds, $697; sheeep..
S465. Thursdays shipments. Cattle. 92'
calves 104: hogs. 287; sheep, ll4s
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-09-27

Search was being made today by
police for a short change" artist
who swindled Miss Dorothy Deg
ischer, 1856 Ashland avenue, Wal
green drug store cashier, out of SIS at
the pharmacy at Alabama and
Washington streets.