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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-22
BY ELMER G. WALTER
United Press Financial Editor

LHitcd BfesS financial Editor
NEW YORK, April 22-Stocks
resumed their advance in early
dealings on the exchange today,
gains ranging to more than three
points. Large blocks Of the favor
ties came out at the opening. repre-
senting punched orders accumulated
over the weekend
The first sale executed in Mont
gamery Ward was for 5000 shares
at 1867, up o, points. General
Electric scared 81 points to 24415;
National Cash Register, IL 10 1877;
Westinghouse Electric, a point TO
149; Bethlehem Steel, rs to 11814;
Consolidated Gas, IL to 1868.
Radio opened 5000 shares at 1913.
up Is.
Copper stocks made good gains
after their Irrcgularity of last week.
Greene Cananea rose more than a
point to 1913 while American
Smelling also was up substantially
at 101 5. and Kcnnecott frmed up
TO 81
Mercantile shares, led by Mont
Eomcry Ward, were in demand.
Kroger Grocery was bid up a point
TO 95. Amuscmcnts rose to l185a,
up Is points.
Chryslcr was a strong spot IN the
motor division where good buying
also was done in Hudson and Pack
ard General Motors advanced T.
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NEW YORK COFFEE RANGE
SIX ARE ARRESTED IN
NARCOTIC SQUAD RAID
Sale of Cocaine Is Charged TO Ono
of Prisoners.

Police and federal narcotic agents
in a raid on a home at 504 Agnes
street. second floor, Sunday. ar
rested SIX Negroes. obtained sale
of narcotics and confScated guam
tity OF the drugs. they report
Mary SandSbury. Negro. 80. of
407 Agnes street. was charged with
possession and sale of narcotics. The
officers said they purchased two
capSupleS OF cocaine from her
Leroy Bell. Negro. %, OF 628
Blake street. when arrested. had a
quart of alcohol in his possession,
police said. He is held on charges
of vagyancy and blind tiger.
Four other Negroes arrested in the
raid were held on vagrancy charges.
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Deaths

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CONTESTANTS AFTER
STATE ORATORY PRIZES
Final Set for Wednesday; Bar Asso-
citation Gives Awards.

Final meeting in the state ora
torical contest, sponsored by the
Indiana Bar Association in high
schools, will be held at o'clock
Wednesday night in the Brookville
Ind0 Methodist church.
The meeting will include con-
testants from the six zones made up
from the thirteen congressional dis
tricts, of Indiana. Third zone con-
teStants will meet at 8 o'clock to-
night at Caleb Mills hall, Shortridge
high school.
Henry B. Walker, Evansville,
president OF the Indiana State Bar
Association, will present awards. Mu-
sic will be given by the Brookville
high school orchestra.
The bar association also is con-
Quoting an essay contest among
high school students. Winners of
this contest will be picked at the
Brookville meeting. Roy P. Wise
hart, state superintendent of public
instruction, will give the awards to
this group.
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GO TO AID OF ship
Coast Guard Cutters Buck
Gale on Way to Freighter.

b. init % Press
BOSTON, April 22.-Two coast
guard cutters we're bucking high
winds, rough seas, and a snowstorm
today as they sped to the aid of the
rudderless freighter Westhika, al
most helpless in the grip of a fifty
mile gale between Georges Shoals
and Cape Sable.
While the freighter, with forty
eight men aboard, was believed in
no immediate danger, aid was called
in the face of a severe storm which
showed no signs OF abating.
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Sweeney to Air School

Earl w Sweeney, CurtisS Flying
Service Of Indiana flying instructor.
left Sunday for Detroit, where he
will enter the Curtiss flying in
structors school for two weeks.
This school is maintained by the
Curtiss company to Standardize its
instruction. Other Indiana Curtiss
instructors will attend the school
upon 'SWeeney'S return.
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Planes to Be Shown

Another scale model airplane eX-
hibition will be held at o'clock
Sunday by the South South Side
Model Airplane Club at the Garfield
park shelter house.
Clarence Lester. 961 East Mime
sofa street, won first prize in the
exhibit Sunday with a model FOX
ker monoplane. Harold Stofer. 1878
Barth avenue. won second place,
and Eugene Fulk, 931 Tabor street,
third. The model airplane contest
was postponed because Of inclement
Weather.
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MONEY ORDER THEFTS
EXPOSED BY ARREST
Man Held as Nationally Known
Swindler and FOrger.

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PITTSBURGH, Pa, April o.
Edward Reiman. 26, of New York,
was identified today by detectives
and government operatives as q
nationally known swindler and
forger.
He was caught by police Satr-
day in downtown store after al
tempting to pass a forged money
order Of the poStoffice department.
According to government author
tiles. Reiman is wanted in several
cities for the theft of money order
blanks.
A majority of the money order
blanks were stolen at a postoffice
sub-station at Toledo, O., according
to postal inspectors. Thousands Of
dollars worth OF the order blanks
have been passed in Baltimore. Chi
cago. Cleveland. Philadelphia. and
Pittsburgh, government authorities
said.
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Births



La Sale.
Ambrose and Charlotte Hornbcrscr, 1929
Heston and Hattie Wright 73O Beecher
Guy and Opal Forsyth, 1927 South East
ern.
Benjamin and Carrie Bacl;us. Sal Di-
vision.
Julian and Catherine BobDs, Coleman
Tester and Memio Cunningham, Cole
man hospital
Edwin and Jennie Dunbar, Coleman hos
pital.
Cleo and Corana Harper 80 McKim.
Victor and FERN Rodebaugh. 1858 Presto.
Charles and Nadine Anderson. 62l East
oscar and md Rosa Southern, $50 North
East
Jacob and Elizabeth Decl; $50 Man
Paul and Goldie Gleason, 1916 South
William and Mary Johnson Coleman
William and Ruth Bants, 1926 North
oscar and Margaret ovcrley, 1920 High
r. W. and Louise Lewis, Methodist hos
Michael and Helen Kelly. 1928 North
Capitol
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Cash Grain


The bios for car lots Of grain at the
call of the indianapolis Board Of Trade.
+: o. b.. shipping point. basis 4llac New
Wheat@Weak; No. red. s115@l.17;
No. bard. s1.o6@ LOB;
white. 85m SEC: No. yellow. $50 84c; No.
yellow. 82m 83c; No. 3 mixed. 8o@81c No.
oats~Easy; No. white, 44a 45c; No.
white, 43 44c.
SIS. sod Is; o. ? timothy. $15d 1850; No. i
light clover mixed. s156 1850.
wheat-No. red. i car; o. d REQ, I car;
No. red. car; No 2 mixed, l car. Total,
cars.
Corn-No white. cars: No. white.
cars; No. white l car: o. ? yellow. 3
cars; No, 3 yellow; is cars; No. yellow.
Is cars: No. yellow, cars: sample yell
low. l car; No. mixed. car. Total, 40
cars.
Oats-No. 5 white. % cars; No. white.
: car: sample white. 1 car; No. mixed,
! car. Total, 81 cars.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-22
ARMY LASsIE TO TALK
Adjutant Violet Booth viii Speak
at Universal Club Luncheon.

Adjutant Violet Booth OF the Sal
yation Army. one of the outStand-
ing women speakers of the national
organization. will speak on The
Salvation Army Lassie and Her
Work in War and Peace" at the
Universal Club lncheon at the Co.
lumbia Club Tuesday.
Arrangements are in charge of
Major w. H. Bobb. Indianapolis
Salvation Army leader. a member
of the club. Music will be pro-
vided by the local Salvation Army
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Here With New M0nOpIane

o. T. Harmed. Travel Air factory
representative, landed at HooSier
airport Saturday with 2 new six
place Travel Air monoplane. en-
route from Wichita, Kan, to Al
bany, N. Y. Several demonstrations
of the plane we're given at Hoosier
Sunday and today Harmed was 10
leave for Albany today.
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TWO HUSBANDS MISSING
Wives Report Disappearance o
Mates From Homes.

IwohusbandS we're reported miss
ing to police.
Lawrence Turner. 81. Of 1917 Oil
yer avenue. left his home Sunday.
according to Mrs Turner.
B, B Reynolds, IS. of 80 North
Senate avenue. left his home Fri
day 70 go to work at the Atkins
Saw Company's plant and has not
returned, his wife said.
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GIRL SCOUTS COOKIE
SALE BREAKS RECORD
Total of $4,000 Dozen Disposed of !;
Expect $4,000 Profit.

Sales records for Girl Scout
Cookie days were broken Saturday
when approximately $4,000 dozen
were sold.
The record was reached at noon
Saturday when local bakers we're
informed that the 10000 dozen
beked delicacies had been disposed
Of. An extra order was placed for
an additional 5000 dozen.
The organization largest previ-
Gus days sale was 10000 dozen III
1928.
The proceeds are expected TO eX-
coed $1,000. The money will be used
to defray expenses at the summer
encamplnent OF the Girl Scouts.
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WORKER STRICKEN, DIES
Suffers Heart Attack on Swinging
ScaffOld Sunday.

Suffering a heart attack while
working on a swinging scaffold at
the Merchants Bank building, Me-
ridian and Washinton streets, Sun
Gay. caused the death of Walter
Davis, SO, 6041@ South West street.
Davis was working on a Scaffolding
on the thirteenth floor of the build
ing at the time of the attack. Eel
low workers caught his body. pre-
venting it from falling to the street.
He was dead when police arrived.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-22
The City
in Brief
TIEsDAN TNENTS

TUESDAY EVENTS
Reserve Officers Association national
convention. all day. ElkS Club.
Safety section. American Railway As
ISOLATION, all day ClaypOOI.
Rotary Club luncheon. ClaypOoI
Indianapolis Architectural Club lunch
con. Isl East Market street,
GyrO Club luncheon. SPHINX Arms.
Mercator Club luncheon, Columbia
Club.
Purchasing Ascnts's Association lunch
American Chemical Society luncheon.
Chamber of Commerce.
Universal Club luncheon. Columbia
mi Gamma Delta luncheon, Chamber
of Commerce.
University of Michigan alumni lunch
North Side Exchange Club luncheon.
$3.50 College avenue
Alliance Franchise luncheon, SpjnS4
Arms.
Z. o. Sncthcn, attorney. will speak
at the meeting Of the Seventh Dis
trict Democratic Womcn's Club at
the Indiana Democratic Club to-
night.
Branch unions of tho Marion
County Christian Endcayor Union
will be organized at a rally OF The
county union at 7:30 tonight at the
BroOkSidc United Brethren church
Rabbi Bernard ]. Bambcrgcr viii
lecture tonight at 8:l5 at KcrsCh-
baum Center on 'HaIakah. This
is the second of a series Of Jewish
study lectures. Other subjects viii
be "Aggadah,' May E; The Rabbis
and Their Time May 20; and The
Rabbis and Our Time May 27,
Arthur Reynolds, 81, of 1lS North
Belmont avenue. was found dead IL
his home Sunday by Harry F Rey-
nolds, 814 Tecumseh street, a
brother Death was due to natural
causes. A daughter. Mrs. Marvel
Grimm of Springfield, H. survives
him.
Additional gymnasium space at
the Y. M. c. A. was in use today
The space for wrestling. boxing and
apparatus work was needed because
Of the increased use of the building
for handball. The new gymnasium
will be open to members thirteen
hours a day
DR.. Frederick L, Taylor, pastor Of
First Baptist church, will speak be-
fore the Mems Bible Club of North
Methodist Episcopal church. Mcrid-
ian and Thirty-cighth streets,
Wednesday night.
Bruce Bliycn. managing editor of
the New Republic, will speak before
the Contemporary Club at the
Women's Department Club at 8:l5
Friday on The Morals Of the
Press" He is a member Of the
Academy of Political and Social Sci
encc.
Miss Josephine O'Ncill. Logans-
port, was queen Of the Butler uni
yersity junior prom Saturday night
at the Columbia Club. the choice
being announced Saturday after
noon. She led the grand march
with NiSh Dienhart. Junior class
president She is q member OF
Kappa Kappa Gamma.
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L. o. Sncthcn, attorney. will speak
at the meeting Of the Seventh Dis
trict Democratic Womcn's Club at
the Indiana Democratic Club to-
night.
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Hop for Detroit

F. H. Griene and Fl. V. Duck
worth, Detroit. Curtiss Flying Serv-
ice OF Michigan. landed at Mars Hill
airport late Saturdy in two new
CurtisS Robin monoplanes, Ell route
from st. Louis TO Detroit. They
continued their flight today.
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Receipts, 800; market, 10,
Other Livestock
BIZ | HitCd Press


Dr. UITIU TTtSG
= CINCINNATI. april 22.--Hogs- Receipts,
25O-35o lbs. $11.25@ il; 2oo-25O lbs. Sl0F75
alp: 10000 lbs. Sl150Ml2 130-l6O lbs.
s10.75m11.75; 9o-l3o lbs, s9@1I: packing
STEADY to Csc up "4 VS.
market. 81 lower; beef steers. Sl3ml4;
light, yearlng steers and heifers, s12.5om
ID; beef COWS. SEA TO- so; low cutter and
cutter cows. S6.50M 7.75; yealers. S12016:
heavy calves $10m 1880; bulk stock and
feeder steers, $10M12. Sheep-Receipts.
80; market, steady; bulk fat lambs S14Gr
is: bulk Gull lambs, S6H IS; bulk fat ewes.
$3M5; bulk spring lambs, S2Om25; bulk
Gull spring lambs, $l6M20.
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CITY Viewed as Air Center

indianapolis is in line to become
one Of the country's great air cen
ters, aviation officials at Washing
ton believe, according to Represen-
tatiye Louis Ludlow, who returned
to indianapolis to attend the dinner
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Fourth Attempt Fatal to Anderson
Woman.

ANDERSON. Ind. April o.
After three unsuccessful attempts
at suicide in three years, Mrs. Ad-
die YoSt, 45, ended her life here to-
day by swallowing poison.
Friends attributed her act to de-
Spondency following a divorce from
her husband.
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FIy to Seymour

H. Weier Cook, Curtiss Flying
Service of Indiana general manager,
and Walker w. Winslow. mainten-
ance engineer. few to Seymour, Ind,
and return Saturday on business.
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Weather conditions at $50 a, n.
at Indianapolis airport:
Northeast wind. sixteen miles an
hour; temperature. SO: barometIc
pressure. 1922 at sea level; ceiling
and visibility unlimited.
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BIZ L'Hitcd Press

CHICAGO. April Eggs-Reccipts.
1896 cases; extra flrsts. 27m27Iac 1lrsts.
Bqtter-Receipts, 1865 tubs; ;0 extras raS.
44l2c; extra firsts. Asa 43i2c: 1rsts. 420
~ &C: seconds, 4012d4113c; standards,
44Ac. Poultry-Receipts. cars; fowls,
23M 32lac: Leghorns, CSC; ducks. 24M3Oc
geese. 19c: turkeys. 2o@ soc; roosters.
22013c; broilers.. 40a 47c. Cheese-Twins.
22l2c; Young Americas. 24c. Potatoes
On track, 264 arrivals. 203; in transit.
l;0l2; market, new stock steady to easier.
old fair: Texas sacked Bliss Triumphs,
S4.5om 4.65. mostly $4.65: Florida barrels
Spaulidng Rose. S7.35; Wisconsin sacked
Round Whites, $50 85c; Idaho sacked Rus
sets. Sl.75Ml.90; few at 50.
BIZ UHitcd Press
CLEVELAND, April Butter-Extras.
asa 8c; extra frsts, 44@ Acc! seconds 42M
44c, Eggs-EXtras, 30; flrsts, 27l2028lac:
ordinarieS, 261a: extra hrsts, 29c. Poultry
-Leghorn. 3lM32c; ducks, 500 $50; old
pc
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Eg Hit,d Press
NEW YORK. April ~ Bank clcarings.
f365 600 00o. clearing house balance. SIP. =
100000, federal reserve bank credit bal
anCe. SIP 600 GOO.
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rRENsNRY SrArrnItNr

WASHINGTON. Aprl Treasury net
balance April 10. S268 l22. 0i2 50: customs
receipts to that Gate S33.l93. 68I 60
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Branch unions or tho 1Iarion
County Christian Endcayor Union
will be organized at a rally OF The
county union at 7:30 tonight at the
Brooksidc United Brethren church.
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Tnifed PrceS

CLEVELAND. April -Hogs-Rcceipts.
1900; market steady to l0c up; 250-350
lbs. 81. 60sD12.10 10; 200-250 lbs. 1900
1910; 10000 lbs. slf.75G 1910; i3O-I6O
packing sows. se.75n 1925. Cattle = Re-
ceipts. 900: market steady; calves. re-
ceiptS, LOO; market weak to soc down:
steers and heifers. s12.5O0 10 Is: beef cows
$50 10; low cutter and cutter COWS. $3.50
10 Sheep7-Receipts.. 400: market
lat lambs. s16.25G165o: bulk Gull lambs
$3.50 n $50: bulk fat ewes So 50GJ IN
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GENERAL STOCK
LIST ADVANCES
IN MART DEALS
ChrySIerS Strong Spot in
Motor Issues; Rails
fTFn.
Average Stock Prices

Average Of twenty industriaIs Friday
was 3l0.55 Of l-29. Average Of twenty
rails was l50.35. of "A Average Of forty
bonds was 95.06 up Is.
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INDIANA STATE HIGHWAY COMMIS-


Indianapolis. llQISlld-
NOTICE 10 MOTOR TRUCK COMPANIES
Notice IS hereby given that sealed pro-
posals Will be received ov the Director OF
the Indiana State Highway Commission.
at the Commissions office. third floor Oh
the Statehouse Annex. corner Of Market
street and Senate avenue. indianapolis
Indiana. until 10 O'Clock a. m. MAY I.
l920. on the following equipment
Sixty to seventy-fye, one to one and
0ue-half ton truck chassis. on a wheel
base Of ll8 70 100 inches, mounted on
pneumatic tires Of sufficient size 10
AIRY capacity load. Chassis to be
equipped with cab. electric lighting and
7tarting device and mechanical power
2oiSt and dump boov Of ono yard capsc-
ity. Also quote on above described
equipment less dump body and mechan-
cal power hoist.
Quote prices or equipment delivered 10
SO West Market street Indiana polls.
Indiana. Specifications shall accompany
proposals and thirty-dav delivery must
be guaranteed
All sealed proposals shall be married
on the outside wrapper. Truck Bids
The Indiana State Highway Commits
sion reserves the right TO reject any Or
all proposals. or to award Oh any stated
combination OF proposals. that in their
Judgment is the most advantageous to the
State OF Indiana.
INDIANA STATE HIGHWAY COMMITS
J. j. BROWN. Director.
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Produce Markets

Butter (wholesaleI-No. /. 4SG049c: No.
2, $50 47c. Butterfat-Lb.,, A6Gi7c.
Cheese wholesale selling price per
n1Sundrl,,-American loaf 80; Dimento loaf.
Daisy. 25c: Longhorn. Csc: New York linn
EggS-Buying prices: Fresh delivered at
Indianapolis loss off Csc.
28c;, Legforns hens. 216123c. 1926 spring.
erS large breed 2 lbs. and up 36c: 1 TO IA
; lbs, 23c; LeghornS; 22c: old rooSters, large
i2 ISc small j 5o@1$c: ducks I617c;
toms. - lbs. and up. 35@3sc: No. Young
hens: 35c a h.: No. ! old toms. 22@25c;
No. 2 old hens. 25QSOc ID.
BIZ united Press
m. NEW y!oRK. April 22;--dIIlour, steady but
Quiet. Mess-S32 So Lard-Steady. Mid
west ,Spot-Sl2.15@I2.25 Tallow-Quiet;
special to extra. h@8aec: Potatoes
50t 75c; Southern. s3.65n7.50 Maine. $2.G0
1890; Bermuda. $4M7.50. Sweet potatoes
STEADY; southern. basket. $f.30Ml.75:
JERSEY, basket, 50c@ $3.50. Dressed poultry
a5c: capons. BOA 53c; fowls. goa 38c; ducks.
poultry.-ouiet! geese, 13a 18c; ducks. TIA
ROSTERS, 15Ml6c; chickens. 22G32c; broil~
ers. 25@ 53c; caponS.. 28@ 55c. Cheese
Easy; state whole milk. fancy to specials,
2712c: Young America, 241aG28c. Sugar
paid $3.50; regned. dull: graduated. 49Oc.
Butter-Market, steady: receipts STA;
creamery extras. 45i2c; special market.
$50 40 90 &C. EggSIMarket. firm; receipts.
Pacific Coasts. 30a $780, western Whites.
296f 80 &C: Nearby Browns. 28la d37c. Cot
ftee0oRio No, on spot, 17lac; Santos, No.
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Banks and Exchange

CITY bank clearIncs figures. As given
In The Times daiiy, are checked care
fully and aiuCys are correct, barring
possibility of typographical errors.
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BIZ Times SDcciGI

LOUISVILLE. April 22.-Hogs-
1000; market 10 to 9oc higher: most ad-
vance on light emo heavy and medium
lights. 9O-180 los $875a 1915: Light pigs
80 lbs. down. $3.50; stays and throwoutS.
S865m 9.25. Cattle-Receipts 700; market
heavy steers s12M so heaTv shipping
steers. SHOE; medium and plain steers
se.50ml II; fat heifers. sea- IS so: good to
choice COWS. S9.25M10.50; medium to good
cows, S7H9.25: cutters s6M7; Gamers,
s5.25M5.50; bulls. s75o11O; feeders. S9G'
11.75 stockers. ss.5Omli.75. Calves-Re-
Sl4; good to choice, S1l50M 1880; medium
to GOOD. s8.50m IL; outs, $3.50 down. Sheep
Receipts. so; market, steady; SpringerS.
IS; sheep. S6.50M8. Saturdays shipments:
Cattle, %; calves, 512; hogs. 404; sheep.
none.
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PITTSBURGH. April 22.-Hoge Re-
ceipts. $500; market 25c up; 250350 lbs
sll.75Gl2.25: 200-250 lbs. Sl2M12.5O: l6O-
200 lbs, S12.250l2.50 130-160 lbs. SIPS
ml25O; 9o-13o lbs. S1o@ 11.5o; packing
soU5. $loG 1915. Cattle-Receipta. so;
market 25m SOC up: calves. receipts 900:
market firm; beef steers, S12m14.4O: light
yesrling steers and heifers. s11ul4: beef
COWS. $40 1880; low cutter and cutter
COWS. $50 IFS; vealers. Sl4017 heavy
calves, S12m16. Sheep : Receipts 5000
market weak; top fat lambs SIT: bulk fat
lambs. sl550@ 1915: bulk Gull lambs. $40
lambs Slo6 %
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Local Wagon Wheat
SUCCEEDS AT SUICIDE
'By Thomson & McEinnon

CITY grain elevators arc paying Sl.I4 for
No. red wheat and Sl.06 for No hard.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-22
INDIANAPOLIS STATEMENT
NV YORK oTAIrMrNr

Indianapolis bank clcauugs Monday
April % 50 ,}83 600. debts. S7155 600
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Receipts. 900; market. steady

Receipts, 900; market. steady.
Beef steers ...................sI2 90
beeI COWS -................. b.oUW II w
Low cutters and cutter COWS 6.50Tp 800
Bulk stock and feeder steers =. 9.00M1250
CALVES
Receipts $50; market, lower
Best yeals ....................S15 GOA Is 90
Heavy calves ................. 3.50Gl12.5O
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BIZ jUfCd Press
CHICAGO. April 22.-BauE Clcarings.
$50 100000 house clcarings balances.
So 900 GOO