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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-03-09
CHICAGO STATEMENT
In the Stock Market
BY Thomson &. McKinnon

NEW YORK. March 8.-Selllng of Sc
curities because of disappointment over
the increase in loans apparently spent its
full force at the opening and after that
was of little effect Early indications
we're that the renewal rate would not be
increased during the day and this pro-
vioed the necessary incentive for stfTi-
Gent covering and new buying to give
the market ss whole tone of steadi-
ness with sharp advances in many quar-
tiers. Coppers were, as usual. leaders, but
were closely followed by other depart
nnents, with mere attention being paid
TO oils than has been customary Of late.
The oil situation presents nothing new
yet there Is growing feeling that adverse
conditions with which this industry has
been surrounded for years are gradually
being ironed out and that better things
are in store for holders of these securities.
Little that Is new can be said of the
forces which direct the market activities.
The most astonishing thing is the manner
n which prices hold or advance in the
face OF high money rates and opposi-
ton from banking slQrces Other than
IS .Estratn to some degree the volume OF
afsactions. these have as yet had little
appieeiable effect. None the less it is
hard to conceive of anything approach
ing permanent strength in the face of
these conditions and in the natural order
OF tt. ngs sharp reactions are to be ex-
pectsd, For this reason We continue the
suggestion that croft taking opportunities
should not Se ignored.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-03-09
EMBARGO PUT
ON PLANE SALE
TO MExICANS
Hoover Discusses Rebellion
in First Meeting With
Cabin6t.
BY LOUIS SAY HEATH


WASHINGTON, March ga few
moments after President Hoover and
his cabinet had discussed the Mexi-
can revolution in their first cabinet
meeting, the government extended I
the arms embargo against importa-
tons into Mexico to include COM
mercial airplanes.
The move was designed to prevent
rebels from obtaining planes in the
United States. officials said.
Increasing concern over possible
eventualities was felt at the state
department when reports reached
here that American troops had been
massed at the international boun-
larry at Ell Paso and that American
soldiers had occupied a small Next
can area of Chamizal
Reports that American citizens in
Ell Paso had been injured by stray
bullets from the battle between
rebel and federal armies in Juarez
we're brought to Secretary Kellogg's
attention but he declined to COM
ment. He indicated the entire mat
ter rested in the hands Of President
Hoover.
War department officials said to-
day no authority had been given
here for movement of planes from.
Kelly Field, Tex, to FL Paso or for
American planes to fly over Mexican,
territory which they we're reported
to have done.
American combat forces at 81
Paso consist of the Seventh and
Eighth cavalry, Eighty-second field
artillery, and Troop A First armored
car squadron. Tt was understood
that General George Van Horn
Mosely, commanding Fort Bliss att
El Paso had been instructed not TO
fire into Mexican territory
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OPEN STORE HERE
BeIIaS Hess Branch Starts
Business Saturday.

The new indianapolis retail store
of the National BellaS Hess Com
pany, Inc, 215 West Washington
street, was opened at 8 a. m. to-day.
Complete lines of women's and
mems clothing will be carried in
stock.
The Bellas Hess Company is one
of the largest mail order houses in
the United States. Arrangements
are under way to open retail stores
in every state in the union.
The Indianapolis store viii be
headquarters for the firms second
district, directed by w. E. Long of
indianapolis. z. S. Kinnear OF
Marion, Ind, is manager of the re-
tail stores
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WHEAT PRICES
CLOSE WEAK;
CORN STRONG
Offerings of Oats Fairly
Large but Market
Holds Firm.

By United Press
CHICAGO, March 8.-Wheat fu-
lures lost early strength in evening
up trade pending the governments
farm reserve report and closed
slightly weak. Corn was strong,
with improvement in cash markets.
Oats advanced sharply in nearby
months.
At the close wheat was Ac to &c
lower; corn was up &c and oats
were 9sc to 7sc higher. Provisions
were unevenly lower.
Forecast OF colder weather, &C.
companied by rain or snow, over the
winter crop belt gave wheat firm
tone during the morning.
Commission houses bought mod
erately and, although Chicago trad
ers were generally bearish because
of large existing supplies, there was
little inclination to press the mar
ket in view of unsettled conditions in
the southwest.
Export business was at stand
still. Cash prices we're unchanged
to &c higher. Receipts were %
cars.
Corn was affected by quiet tone
in he cash markets early, but de-
mand improved grain, which took on
independent strength, and futures
we're above Thursdays closing lev
els most of the day. Receipts are
very light, running about one-third
as much as this time last year. Cash
prices we're 1c higher. Receipts
were 80 cars.
Offerings Of oats were fairly large,
but absorption and strength in cash
kept the market firm most of the
day. Cash markets were 15c to
&c higher Receipts we're 81 cars.
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Commission Row
PRICES TO RETAILERS
FRUITS

Apples-Box Delicious, $4,000: box
stayman. s2.5e92.75; box Rome Beauties;
Jonathans, s2.25@2.T5; Kings, ss.5Oq7 a
bbl. Greetings. s6.506lT q bbl.; Stayman,
s6a6.5o 2 bbl: Rome Beauties. So'oVg
&c cSocoanu1ts-s5 SOFAS a bag of 100.
cranberries-s3.50 a 25-lb. box: 81 a So
Id. box.
Lemons-Califor7ia a crate. 81. 50G5.To.
Limes-Jamaica. 100 by count. 50.
OrangeS-California naval crate
Pears-Bosc. box. $3.50; AnJau. s4.75.
Observation-Disclosures. 4oc quart.
VEGETABLES
Artichokes-sl75 dozen.
Beans-Southern stringless. SS.5OV4.oO
Cabbage wisconsin, h., 3Q3lac:
Texas. new cabbage. s3G31sc lb;
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., S2.2542.50.
CeeiLery-Caiifornia rough. a large crate
ssg6,56; Florida. s2.2593 crate.
Eggplant-Dozen, 81
Kaie- Virginia, $3.50 Dbl.
o5; .Rome:gfoEn leaf e. Bgshel; si,5sSs 40
SPANISH onishsT s crate $3.50; western s.
iO PeaFsleyEHome-grown. dozen punches
'O Pfeas-califorr1ia. $3.50 45-lb. box.
Peppers--FBorida. per crate. s4.5o: oecE
0a Psoossssftoes-Michigan round white. $50
' Rsssdishes : Button hothouse. 'ogen
punches. 90c: r.,,.
sweet Potatoes--I Indiana Jersey SO a
bllshel; No. 2. SITS a bushel.
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Dial TzCiSteYS
An references are Central standard Tims>

S:0O-Cplumbia Network fWBBM. I10l-
Majestic sir theeter.
S:1S-NBC system tWGN. T2Of-AtWster
Kent hour. -,
S:0Q-C0lumhia Network tWBBM, dtul-
De Forest band.
wCCO tsl0l. Minneapolis-St PAU
Symphony concert.
9:15-NBC system OWLS. SIOl--Stude-
baker Champions.
9:30-Columbis Network tWMAG, 6TOl-
Around the SaTuovar.
WENR ts70l Chicago - Eoison
symphony lone and one-hah
9:4s-wGY (7sO). Schenectady Tele-
vision.
I0:00-WGN t720). Chicago - Temorrow's
Trib; Goldkette's orchestra.
le:40-WMAQ (670l, Chicago-Concert or
chestra.
/, :OO-wGN f72Ol. Chicago-Dream ship;
dance music.
i2.00-KFT l640), Los Angeles - Dance
orchestra.
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Average Of twenty industrials Thursday
y yas S ass ~ Ss average OF Twenty ary
bonds was $3.50. up IA.
BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, March 8.-Stocks
cast of all restraining influences
today and scored their first whole
hearted rally in more than a week.
Overnight publication of the
brokerage loan statement, showing
large increase of $l40,000,000 DUR
ing the past week had no more than
momentary influence and prices in
the main body of stocks rallied
briskly after some further selling
had been absorbed in the early
trading.
Buying became more aggressive
as the session progressed and the
best levels of the current recovery
we're attained in the final hour Of
trading.
Money Rates Ease
Constructive forces were greatly
aided by an easier tone in the de-
mand loan market. Call money fell
to 8 per cent after holding at 10
per cent through the morning. In
the two previous sessions, money
was in light demand at IL per cent.
This definite easing in money
facilitated broad buying movements.
Radio Corporation again was the
outstanding feature of strength,
soaring more than 80 points on top
OF its 37-point advance of Thurs
day. The new Radio stock was also
in broad demand, changing hands
in tremendous blocks at a 7-point
advance.
Victor Talking Machine moved
UP sympathetically, while Western
Union sold at new high record.
Simultaneous strength in Radio
and Western Union revived reports
OF q, pending close working agree
n1ent between the two concerns.
Steel Common Is Strong
In the general list, strong leader
ship was afforded by pivotal shares
like Steel common, General Motors,
General Electric and Chrysler, all
OF which made gains ranging from
! to 3 points.
OILS were firm, while Rails moved
up under the leadership of Balti-
more & Ohio.
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HOG MARKET
GENERALLY TWO
WAY IN YARDS
UnderWeight Pigs so Cents
Higher; Weighty Hogs
Lower.

The hog market was mostly two
way market today at the local
stockyards. Hogs of 100 pounds and
up were largely 40 cents lower, and
the underweights we're mostly SO
cents higher. The bulk of 130-250
pounds, brought $11.75 to $12. The
extreme top paid for $12.25.
Inc cattle market was steady.
Feet steers were selling all the way
from $1,000 to $13. Vealers were
steady selling mostly $18 down. The
top paid was $3.50.
Lambs were strong, with top west
ems bringing $17.25. Native lambs
brought $3.50 down.
The Chicago hog market opened
slow to Is to 10 cents lower than
Thursdays best prices, or Is, to Is
cents lower than Thursdays aver
age. Few loads of choice 170-280
pound weights sold at $l1.50 to
$11.60, Numerous loads held higher.
Receipts were $4,000, including 5000
directs, and holders totaled 10000.
Cattle receipts were 1000. Sheep
receipts were 1900.
Hog prices today we're as follows:
250-350 pounds, $11 to $11.75; 200
$50 pounds, $11.65 to $12; 10000
pounds, $11.75 to $12; 130-160
pounds, $11.75 to $12.25; 9o-13o
pounds, 1925 to $11, and packing
sows, $3.50 to $40.
Cattle receipts were 700; calf re-
ceiptS were 900; beef steers, $1,000
to $13; beef cows, $3.50 to $3.50; low
cutter and cutter cows, $3.50 to ST;
$3.50 to $3.50; heavy
calves, ST to $12, and bulk stock and
feeder steers, $3.50 to $1,000.
Sheep receipts were 400: Top fat
lambs, SIPS; bulk fat lambs, SIS
to $17.25; bulk Gull lambs, $1,000 to
$13, and bulk fat ewes, $3.50 to SO.
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Cash Grain

The bids for car lots of grain at the
call Of the Indianapolis Board of Trade.
t. o. b. basis 411ac New York rate were:
Whest-steady: No, 2 red. $1.24@126;
S co1nM TFTi No. white, s6Mas8c; No.
5 white. 841a al 6c; No. yellow. 8e0s71ac:
No. 5 yellow s41a Qs6c: No; 4 mixed. 81
Gs51ac; No: 5 mixed, 2fa@S4c,
Hay-Wesk; No; timothy; s15@1S; so
clover mixed. $14.5oG15; No l clover
hay. $175o@1s.
Inspections
Whe So ~ red i. car M NO herd
car; sample, 2 cars. Total. 7 car.
Corn-No. 8 white. car: No. white, 4
cars; No. white, car No, 4 yellow, 10
oatsNNo. 3 white. cars: No. 4 white.
2 car. Total, 5 cars.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-03-09
SOLONS PASS BANK ACT

The Hewitt bill, which would in
crease the penalty for defaulting
bank employees to prison sentence
of from five to tWenty-one years,
passed the state senate today with
out a dissenting vote. The present
maximum sentence is two to four
teen years.
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Produce Markets

Butter twholesalel mo. ], 52@54c: 40.
. 51@52c Butterfat-Lb 5l@52e.
Cheese wholesale selling price per
pound American loaf. 38c; pimento loaf
55c; Wisconsin fat 29c; prime cream, &c
Daisy Csc; Langhorn csc: New YorE Tim
Eggs Buying prices; Fresh delivered at
indianapolis. loss off. 25G 2Sc.
27c: fLsesaioru hens 2l@2Sc: 1925 springers
large breed lbs. and up 35c; to IA
lbs. csc: Leghorns &c; old ROSTERS s
i7c; spring guineas, soc; turkeys, No
Young toms, 70 lbs and up. 35@3Sc
No. i Young hens 35c h.: No. ! old
toms. 22@25c: No old hens. 25@3Oe
: H.
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In the Cotton Market
Ry Thomson s McKinnon

NEW YORK. March s.--Cotton has
gained another Is to 20 points to this
writing on buying credited to bull leaders
and to some trade demand. Offerings
we're moderate and in the nature of profit
reported sales this week well above pro-
duetion. The weather was mostly clear,
but floods were threatened in the MtSSiS-
sippt Weekend figures we're builish. The
market acts well and looks higher.
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Whole families are helping to
build school in Waltamstow, Eng,
land, with rector as clerk OF.
works" and general laborer. The
school when finished will hold 500,
scholars.
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WLW (700l CINCINNATI
SATURDAY
SATURDAY

e 6: 90 CwgAF, 500 spitalny's music.
WGN (720l--The bookworm.
S:3S-NB6 TIWJz. 1861 The ny worlds
7oo--NB SSSt CWJz. 7so,-Goldman band.
MIC lWEsAFF. 66ol-Qrgsn concert.
wGN l72oJ-coon Sanders Night
MIC tWEAF. 500 -Contralto band.
trio symphony.
WMAQ (670l Whitney trio.
s:3o-WCFL (97O) - Music publishers
9:oo-NBG (wEAF, s6o)-Lucky, Strike
wBBM (77oJ~string quartet.
WMAQ (670)-Orchestra.
sSoWG s, }7291DFamqaG ske eTssstra
10:o0-NBC (WEAF. 660l-Wright sisters,
w PusNsS fTFF4To)--Musical revue.
11:oo-WGN (729l-Louie's Hungry Five.
i1I5-WMAQ (67ol-Persian's orchestra.
L ;i5-wqN a2oy-ooon Sanders Night
1:oO-wBBM i77O)-Night Club program.
SUNDAY
8:so-w1Bo. (57o). Chicago - Swedish
9;oo-wHK i89o). Cleveland--1. B. S. A.
WIZ t456). Detroit-Firss Baptist
sso-wWJ 1920, petroit-services.
lO'OO-G Gopaeiand ' Smith. om'aSo : rev
1o:3o-WJBT (77o). Chicago-Gospel tab
1O:45-KYW S5io2o). Chicago - Peoples
11:oo-wENR (87O), Chicago Central
church services.
1a:O0-wGN C72o). chicago-Uncle ouin.
WIS ts7O}. chicago-WLS singers;
1890 NBG. system Peerless reproducers.
12:45-WMAs;9 g. r6 6S7{to,i Chicago = Organ;
1:oo-wddlNi ' t756}. ccdhiicago-wGN orches-
MO system-Roxy symphony.
3SSSola5 Se SRhfas0SHn2ssy fin8G
s:oo-waNSi 900 aoldkettos
4oo-wGN .f7SoG ohicago-wGN players;
WMAQ, (67O). Chicago - Musical
4:so-c0 PluGTb5iRasfNSt Network = Presbyterian
waN, ll72o). Chicago - Arabian
5:oO-NBc system CwGN. 72O)-American
Legion band.
5:30--NBC System-Anglo Persians.
6:o0-NBC System (WGN. 720)-chicago
w eaHD--V (677oi). Chicago - German
s:so-NB 19u ssysten-Baldwin concert.
700-Columbia MISREPRESENTATION pro-
NBC SSR systenn-Enna Jettiok melo-
7:15-NBC System-Colner's hour.
7:S0-KWKH $3.50. Shreveport - Studio
Columbia Network CWBBM. 77O) -
We'll (s7ol chicago-Concert en-
semble; organ. r,..
WGN l720), Chicago - Ensemble;
NiphthaWis
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Bv United Press

EAST BUFFALO, March 8.-Hogs - Re
S5c lower; 25o-35O lbs. .$11 .50gl225; 200
$50 lbs, siisS@12sO 1920 l ss 81 81 s g
lbs, $io,75mii so: packing scws; $l0.26g
1915. Cattle-Receipts. 100; calves. 400;
market Csc up: market STEADY: steers; Sll
si2GIs.75: beef cows, ss.50Qe.75; low cut
ter and cutter cows, s5.2597. vealsrs,
ket steady; bulk fat lambs Sl7.2bg 1875
bulk Gull lambs. $10.5o91S.75; bulk fat
ewes. S8.7519.75.
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WKBF u4OO) INDIANAPOLIS
(Hoosier Athletic Club
SATURDAY
A. NJ.
10:0O-Recipe exchange.
1O:l5--Studio program.
misunderstanding bits Of history, courtesy
of indianapolis public library.
I0:30-LiVestock and grain market; wealth
er and shippers forecast.
10;40-WKBF shopping service.
P. NJ.
5:O0--Late news bulletins and sports.
6:00-Yan Ess program.
6:30--JndianapoIisA Athletic Club.
1:00-Studio program.
I0;3O-Indianapolis Athletic Club.
SUNDAY
?. NJ.
9:00--The Watch Tower hour from New
York.
e:30-Indiana Federation of Music Clubs.
S:30-Studio hour under the direction of
Mrs. Win G. HitE.
f:00-First Presbyterian church.
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BIZ United Press

PITTSBURGH. March 3.--Hogs Re-
$50 lbs. sIl. gia.ss; 5o6-2so lbs, s12 g
lbs. sii. 50ai 2.50: eo-iso lbs. 500 LIS:
packing sows. sl0gI0 so. Cattle-Reeeipts.
none: calves. IS; market steady 70 soc up:
beef steers $I1R13: light yearling steers
and heifeFs. ss,5o@l2. SO; beef cows. 81 50
a Q so: low cutter and cutter. cows, sac z;
Yeaiers. si5Q1s.50: heavy calves. SIG ~.
Sheep-Recelpts. $50; market steady: top
fat lambs. Sits; bulk fat lambs. Sl5f5od
1850; bulk lcun lambs. si0914: bulk lat
ewes. $7as.5o.
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Talking films in color were re-
Gently shown in London In broad
daylight. The screen used was
made OF especially prepared black
silk and sharp images were visible
even in strong daylight.
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Untte.: Press

FIT. WAYNE. March Seattle Receipts.
100, calves rs hogs 400; % sheep &c Egg eS;
I20-I40 lbs. $40; l40-160 lbs. $lo,75 16o-
$50 lbs. sl1.25: 1so-225 lbs. sli.49: 325-
275 lbs. $lf.25: 275-325 lbs, Sll,lo; S22-
400 lbs, Si6,75; roughs. $s.75i stays. Sf-zo'
calves. SIT: lambs. SIG.
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By United Press

CINCINNATI. March s.-Hogs-Receiptg,
$4,000; hodoyeEs $50 HEarsssst st ga yoo 70
a asS i ibs. sii ' 10000 lbs. 81 {5@
ia: lso:1so lbs, slo65@l175; so 3I,d lesss
CcTsTttIe-Receipts. 200: market. steady; yeals
steady. to SOC lower: beef steers. slo@
1886; beef cows, $T.5oq8.5o; vsaiers. $l2
Ing st Steers and heifers. $io.5oGf5.5o: low
cutter and cutter cows, s5.50@7; heavy
calves. ss,5o@13.5o. sheep-Receipts., 70:
market steady: top fat lambs. ST.: pu "
Ola: bulk fat ewes. $468.5o.
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Local Wagon Wheat

city grain elevators are paying sI.21 for
No. red wheat and Sill Ter no. haKa.
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Chicago Grain Table

BIZ Times Special
CHICAGO. March s.--Carlots: Wheat.
%; corn. SO; oats, 81; rye, 8.
BIZ United Press
Wheat-No. hard, $1.22; No. 4, $11294;
sample grade. S7c. Corn--No. 4 mixed. 90
S I 6@Sssls; S sS oS Ss@SaHe Nc s
95&c; No. 1. S3|S@S4Iac: No. s, 92c. Oats
@No 2 white s9A e Ss!sc; No 8, 47M9
449lc' Fye--No. 3, $1,os. Barley-6O@
69c.
ToLEpo. March s.1Gssh grain close:
$ld1 .0l. Rye-No. 2, $1.1s. Oats-No. ?,
521s@531ac. Barley-No. 2. 68@69c.
BIZ Times Special
CHICAGO, March s-Primary receipts:
Wheat, $4,000 against 1.140,000; corn,
SOC, 900 against 1853 900; oats, $4,000
against 537. 600 Shfpments-Wheat. 100000
against $4,000; corn, SoS,000 against
l,0S5,000; oats, 271,O00 against $4,000.
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Receipts, TOO; market, steady.
Other Livestock


81 OhtteI PfeSS
>. C Eli March ss@EHegs@zoE F
later trade largely so to 75c lower; big
packers bidding $40 lower, compared to
Thursdays best time top, sl165 paid for
Sutch sg m SsfS to choice. s5o.s5o u.s.,
$40 85G1t so: 2O0-250 lbs, $10.85@Ii.65;
10000 lbs. $io.6o@11.65; I3o-16o lbs,
$10@l1.e0; packing sows, 500 10 So pigs,
medium to choice, 9o-130 lbs, $8,50@105 so.
Cattle-Receipts, 1000; calves, 1000; steady
to strong market on most killing classes;
scarcity a strengthening factor; lower
grades predominating; best wetghty steers,
$is5o ysarngs slssS saYgdhnteIr sIaSfSss
$is.75@iS:S0; Iioo-ls0o lbs, sls@l4.75;,
Ssoio0 a 49, 0s $ls sSSisi i fed Sear aa
good and 0V Choice Dee S5os5o lbs, sis.25G Is;
Refers, good and choice, $50 lbs. down;
s11.75@15.75; common and medium. $3.50
0l2; cows, good and choice, $9@l1; COM
mon and medium, $8Q9; low cutter and
cutter. $5.75@7; bulls. good and choice,
beef, $e40@10.50; cutter to medium, $50
$40; vealers, n1ilk-fed, good and choice,
SI5017.50; medium, $l3,25@15; Gull and
common, $7@l3.25; stoeker and feeder
steers. good and choice. al weigh9tss5 ID sll9
sheep-Reeeipts, il.oo9,; sctiye, strong s se
al early top, sl7.5o; lat ewes at $3.50
down; feeding lambs, steady; lambs: good
medium, $i5@1sBO; Gull and common.
Sii,25615; ewes, medium. to choice, $50
lbs. down, ss25@1o: Gull and common,
S375@3.4O; feeder lambs, good and choice
$l4.50G16.
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Banks and Exchange

City bank clearings figures. as given
n The Times daily. are checked care
fpliy and always are correct barring
posst NiNt$ OF Typographical errors
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NEW YoEK COFFEE RANGE
RAW SUGAR PRICES
March B.
Daylight Hits
Central Standard Time
MONDAY

MONDAY
s:oo-wEAF (6sO). New York-U. S. Navy
e:oO-NBc System (wJz. 7so)-Dr. Cope
land hour.
10:15--NBO system (WEAF. Clubhouse
11:4S-WJR (75ol, Detroit--Musicsl Matt
nee daily.
12:o0--NBC System (CentgaD Farm and
1:ao-wMAo (sf6j. Chicego-Musical Pot
2:sO-wEs t87o). chicago-Homemakers
s:Oo-NBc system (wJz. 7So)-U. S.
Marine band.
WGN 172o), Chicago-Tea-tinle mu-
sI5-Coiumhla Network - Roosevelt en-
semble.
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BIZ Times Special

LOUISVILLE, March s.--Hoss-Receipts
1000: market, LOG lower heavy ana me-
and lights 90 to $50 lbs. $s3o@10.55; light
pigs 90 lbs. down; stays and throwoutss.
s7.so68.5o. Cattle-Receipts 900: market.
SesxY SHIPPING steers Sas siSGli; medium
and plain Steers. $s.50Gs.5o; fat heiters,
ST.5o@12: good to choice cows. $8.S0M9.5O;
Ss.5oG6.50: Gamers. $5@5.25; bulls. s7@
$50: feeders. $S.5o@1o.5o; stockers, $3.50
Gio.5 Calves-Receipts, 800; market.
choice. $i3df5; medium to good. SEQ 1f.50;
outs, 9 down. Sheep-Receipts. SO; mar.
ket. steady; lambs. $i3s415: seconds. $3.50
ment: Cattle, SIS; calves. 100; hogs, 1872:
sheep. none.
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wFBM c12s0 TNDIANAPoEIs

wFBM u2s0) INDIANAPOLIS
indianapolis Power and Light Company
SATURDAY
A. VI.
7:00-Pep Unlimited Club.
12:00-Roberts Park Lenten services.
p. M.
I2:S0-Farm period.
I2:45 to 6:0o-Silcnt.
6:OO-Longine'S time; weather; Columbia
Club dinner ensemble.
6:25-Indiana Medical Association bulle-
tin.
6:3O-Narrative of the navy.
5:OO-EdIson Ministries.
7:30-'Fireside Philosophy" by DR.. Frank
Lee Roberts.
8:00-Studio orchestra.
S:15-Songsmiths.
S.30-Studio orchestra.
S:45-Larry Fly's Piano Franks.
9:00-Red Seal hour.
1900 to 11:00-Silent.
1 i:00-Longine'S time; weather; the
Columnist.
Tomorrow Club.
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INDIANAPOLIS STATEMENT
NEW YORK STATEMENT

Indianapolis bank clearings Friday
March 0, s3,462,0oo; debts. $70l5, 900.
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BH United Press s. u,
NEW YORK. March Bank cleariags,
si3a 900. 900: federal reserve bank credit
balance. $il3. 900. 600.
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TREASURY STATEMENT

BIZ United Press
WASHINGTON. March s.-The treasury
net balance for March 6, $52,061. 1857. 81:
customs receipts TO that date. $40, 49,
750.31.
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TheGty
i'm Brief
colonel MiIbur Stone, president Of

Colonel Wilbur Stone, president OF
the British Historical Society, VIII
address the North Side Lions Club
Monday noon in the Columbia Club.
Colonel Stone Is en- route to san
Francisco.
Willie Jackson, 716 Darnen street,
and Joe pegraffenried. 752 Indiana
avenue, second offenders, and VIII
liam Harrison, T54 Indiana avenue,
Negroes, arrested Thursday on
liquor charges, were held to the
federal grand jury by John w.
Kern, United States commissioner
Bond for Jackson and Degraffen-
ried was set at $4,000, while HarTi-
sons bond was $1,000.