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New York Curb Market
MARRIAGE Licenses

Arsenal 5aoa qo's and Ethel os DnDne
30. of 1917 North Delaware;- stenographer.
Harry w. Policy. %. of 1925 North Rural
clerk. and Helen E. Bush, 25, of 2403 East
Charles 3. clinick. 10. Of BOG North
Riley clerk: and Harriet c. Scott. 10, of
305 South Arlington.
Rov A. Henderson. 81. Bethlehem. KY
farmer, and, Bertha L. Hunt. 19, of COB
luther W. Horn. 80. of s51 Muskingum.
laborer. and Mary F. Walden, "a. of 65l
~ Baxter Robertson. rs. of 5s2 Blackford
porter. and Louise Mcdonald, %. of 407
West Eighteenth.
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FUTURES SHOW
LITTLE ACTION
IN DULL TRADE
Corn Options Lower Under
Scattered Selling;
Oats Steady.
ByUnfted Press

By United Press
CHICAGO. Dec. 4.-Trading was
slow and dull as the Board of Trade
opened today, wheat being about
steady under light buying and
moderate selling. Liverpool was idle
and steady, with sellers scarce. F.
Corn eased under scattered SELL
ing, declining fractionally before
meeting any support. Oats we're
about steady. Absence of deliveries
aided wheat while corn deliveries of
10000 bushels weakened December.
At the opening wheat was Il cent
lower to s cent higher and oats
were unchanged TO . cent lower.
Provisions were steady and dull.
Liverpool opened about as ex-
pected and was steady at around
4 cent to g cent lower most of
the day. Buenos Aires was I'M
changed to 4 cent lower at mid
day. Wheat traders believe prices
have advanced sufficiently for the
time being, but expect no sharp
break, owing to the government
support.
The farm board has been buying
new May and selling old December
on the bulges. Most traders are
willing to sit on the sidelines or to
work in coarse grains.
Cash Oats Move
Sentiment is mostly bullish In
corn, but there is a disposition to
take profits on advances. Recess
sions bring in support. The coun-
try sells only on good advances.
which accounts for the unevenness
with which this crop is being mar
keted. There was some rain in the
belt overnight.
Cash oats have been moved out of
Chicago in volume, late Wednesday
100000 bushels being chartered to go
east. In addition, similar amount
was taken by local industries and
put into winter storage here. The
futures take most of their influ-
ence from the cash article, but the
other grains play a part OCCASION
ally.
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Invitation has been extended to
the public to attend the free lee
ture on Christian Science which will
be given at noon Dec. 10 at the
B. F. Keith's theater by Ralph B.
Scholfeld of London, England, who
is a member of the board of lecture
ship of the Mother church at Bos-
ton, Mass,
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Legal Notices

WAYNE TOWNSHIP. MARION COUNTY.
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed, Yestal Davis. trustee OF Wayne
township, Marion county, Indiana, has
of said township for Saturday. Decem Der
g. 1880. at his Office in said township at
1880 p. m. Said meeting Is for the pur-
pose Of making additional appropriations
in township funds as follows.
Township No. 4-Advertising $500 90.
Special School Fund No. 23-Repair
OF othsr equipment, s2,50o.00
Fund No. 32-Janitors, 81 10000.
Fund No. 33-Transportation, $4,000.
Find no. 31-Pay of teachers, 50. 500 90.
demonstrates or objections to the
abore appropriations may be made &C
cording to law as provided in such cases.
VESTAL DAVIS.
Trustee Of Wayne township. Marion
county, Indiana
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Births

George and Anna Allen, e14 East
Twenty fifth.
Glen and Erma Osborn, 252 East Hoef-
gen.
Otto and Eleanor Frenzel, Methodist
hospital.
Wylie and Georgia DENNY, Methodist
hospital.
Edward and Kathleen schaughnessy. s3s
South New Jersey.
Girls
Ula and Maude French. 1920 East Min
nesota.
Joseph and Martha Backemeyer, 1855
Madison.
Daniel and Gladys Lewis, Methodist
hospital.
Ernest and Marry Norris, Methodist
hospital.
Jessie and Eva Epperson, Methodist hos
pital.
Chalmer and Iva Justus, 8O4 Laverock
road.
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FRESH BUYING
SENDS PORKER
MART UPWARD
General Trade About Steady
in Cattle; VealerS
Sell Off,,

Hogs continued their upward
swing of the past few days at the
Union Stockyards this morning,
prices ranging steady to 10 cents
higher than Wednesdays average.
The bulk, 140~to 300 pounds, sold
for $3.50 to $3.50, the latter figure
holding as the early top. Receipts
were estimated at 5000; holdovers
were 1872.
The general trade was about
steady in cattle, receipts numbering
HOO. Vealers were so cents lower,
selling at $3.50 down. Calf receipts
were TOO.
Sheep and lambs were steady
lambs going generally at SO down.
Top prices was 1925. Receipts we're
1900.
Chicago hog receipts were $1,000
including 5000 direct. Holdovers
we're 5000. Scattered early sales
and a few bids IS to Is cents high
er than Wednesdays average
Choice 40 to 100 pound weights
$3.50; some held higher; 200 to CSC
pound weights, $3.50. Cattle re-
ceipts, 5000; calves, 1000; steady tc
rs cents higher. Sheep, 1000; strong
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of previous year.
Production of electricity in United states
or week ended Nov. %. which included
R6 agganst h4Yos oo pre19gs
l.746.357 900 in like week 1929 and 1904
100000 in 1928. according to National Elec-
trio Light Association.
LONDON-New York cables opened at
4.85 9-16 against 4.85 1872 Paris checks.
1886 Amsterdam. II 065: Italy. 92.655;
| Berlin, 20.36.
Auburn Automobile Company today de-
clared It's regular quarterly dividend Of 81
a share on its capital stock and the usual
additional quarterly dividend of 2 per cent.
s pa IN s4ek an 1hs dgdend q V soek
1885, AZ 'ne close OF business Dec 70
YOUNGSTOWN Sheet and Tube Company
and Republic Steel Corporation advance
prices of bars, shapes and plates 81 a ton
1or nrst quarter 1881 delivery.
New York Central asks for bids by Dec
| ID on 10000 tons of steel rail with neces-
sary splice bars.
Great Northern Railways 1880 net
estimated by President Ralph Budd to
exceed Sc a share. Last year company
earned S1O.2S a share.
Bank of France statement as of Nov. %
shows gold 1866 600. 600 francs against
| 81 .709 DOC, 900, on Nov. q circulation 75,-
95o.0Oe against 74.148 00o. 900 and ratio
52.42 per cent against 53.16 per cent.
Canadian National November gross $l7.-
159, 1856. decrease SO, 693. 273. Eleven months
S2o6. 444.104. decrease s41,eS0,369.
L. S. Starrett Company declared regular
| quarterly dividend of so cents on common
| payable Dec. 80. record Dec. 10.
New. passenger car registrations in
2.436,946 against 3,55se93 in like 1929
1853. 836 against 469.870.
Cleveland Cliffs Iron Company declared
regular quarterly dividend of 81 on COM
mon. payable Dec. 20. record Dec. 10.
sangamo Electric Company declared
regular quarterly dividends Of so cents on
common. payable Jan. l. record Dec. is.
Sterling cables opened Abs Gle. IN
changed; francs. 1888. up 1872; marks.
1885 up z; Spain. lib. of S1s.
Canadian Pacific November gross was
s145O2, 900. decrease of s1.342.OOO from
November, 1929. Eleven months $780,
100000, decrease s29,771,O 900.
November automobile production in
United States, and Canada totaled l46, l85
cars and trucks against 1545 85 in October
DDS in ber
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Chicago Stocks Opening
Other Livestock
By United Press

CLEVELAND. Dec. 4.-Hogs-Receipts.
sows and stays unevenly higher: bulk good
to choice pigs to 275-lb. weights. sS.85;
sows, s7.25d7.50; stays. s5.25. Cattle -
" steady. instances lower; common kinds
around s701o; cows unchanged. cutter
mon to medium kinds. $3.50. caivesNRe-
ceipts. 600: mostly steady to weak; shots
SOC lower; good to choice vealers. S12.50M
downward to So. sheep-Receipts. 2,40o:
lambs mostly steady at $3.50 downward.
spots easier; common to medium throw
outs. S6q7; most heavies. 81; sheep firm.
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EAST BUFFALO, N Y, Dec. 4.-Hogs-
Receipts. 1900; holdovers. none; weights
l0c higher; others about steady; bulk de-
below 14o lbs. s9.io9s.25; 10000 lbs,
butchers, Ss7599; packing sows. s7-io@
cattle around Csc lower; medium steers.
ss,25: bidding sll.25 on good yearlings.
cutter COWS. s2.25q 3.75. CalTes-Receipts.
Receipts. 500; fat lambs. steady to
slightly lower; others fully steady. good
TO choice eve and wether lambs, SO. 50fl
875; mixed offerings So. medium kinds.
SIS; 1l0-lb. natives $3.50; throwouts,
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NOTICE m TAYpAvEps


Notice is hereby given to taxpayers oe
the City Of Indianapolis that the Com
mon Council of the City Of Indianapolis
now has pending before it General Ordi-
nance No. 107. 1890. which proposes to
transfer certain numbered and designated
funds to other numbered and designated
funds as follows to-wit. From
Fund No. %. heat, light and power. SO IS
Fund No. %. repairs ............... 500
Fund No. 80. fuel and ice....... 200
Fund 10. IS. office supplies: ....... 3go
Fund No. 80, general supplies for
bridges and food prevention. 700
Fund No IS. material for bridges
and flood prevention ............ 200
total sum Of thirtyfve hundred fifty
dollars s3.55000l.
To Municipal Garage Fund No. 80.
garage and motor supplies.
The above described ordinance Is cue
to come UP for passage at the next regu-
lar meeting Of the Council TO be held on
the 18th day Of December. 1850. at 100
o. m.
After said appropriation as been de-
ing themselves aggrieved may appeal to
the state Board OF Tax Commissioners
for further and final action thereon by
fling of petition therefor with the
Marion County Auditor not later than
ten days after said additional appropria-
ton has been made by said Common
Council and the State Board of Tax Com
missioners viii fix date for hearing in
this county.
witness my hand and the seal Of the
City Of Indianapolis this End day OF
iSEALI HENRY o. GOETT.,
Tffv Clerk
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Bank CIearings
INDIANAPOLIS STATEMENT
CHICAGO STATEMENT

NEW YORK STATEMENT
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Two hundred Christmas baskets
will be distributed to needy fam
lilies the day before the holiday by
the Marion County Good Govern
ment Club, according to Roy Combs,
deputy sheriff and president.
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NEW YORK COFFEE RANGE
FORESTRY is DISCUSSED
Reports of Committees Due as Con-
gress Eears It's End.

Forestry and allied subjects we're
discussed today by representatives
from eleven midwestern states as
sessions of the Central States For
estry Congress neared a close at the
Claypool.
Reports Of committees of the con-
gress and organization for 1881 we're
handled this afternoon.
A field trip will be made Friday
by the congress representatives to
the 8,000-acre Indiana state forests
in Morgan and Monroe counties.
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Crown Zellerbach Corporation and sub
salaries for six months ended Oct 81,
net profit $3.50. $50 after depreciation.
depletion. interest, federal taxes and
minority interest against SS,027.62S in
like period of preceding fiscal year.
Quarter ended Oct. 81. net profit SILL
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800 RETURN TO WORK
Old Employees Back at Jobs in Lin
coin Motor Plant.

BIZ United Press
DETROIT, Dec. because Of
increased production, 300 old en-
ployes have been called back to
work at the Lincoln Motor Com
pany plant here, and others are be-
ing added at the rate Of 100 a week.
it was announced today. The plant
is being operated five days a week,
with 1920 men now employed.
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OF twenty Utilities was 64.43, of 81. Aver
age Of forty bonds was $500. up O4.
By United Press
NEW YORK, Dec. A decline
IN progress in the first hour on the
stock Exchange was arrested be-
fore noon today and some of the
leaders made small rallies.
Trading continued quiet and the
list was without feature. Traders
remained aloof pending release at
noon of the interstate commerce
commission report.
Before noon Union Pacific was the
only carrier to show gain. 1t was
up Y at 1876 on an analysis that
it would earn SIC this year. against
5000 in 1929.
Rails Sell OF
Nickel Plate made new low
since 1924 at 80l2, off e, while New
York Central and New Haven each
we're down y points and Mis-
souri, Pacific a point,
United States Steel held around
1855, off q. after breaking below
las in earlier trading. American
Can, Radio, Bethlehem Steel, West
inghouse Electric and General Mo-
tors we're near previous closing
levels.
Food shares we're holding we'll,
featured by Borden, which rose a
point TO 7Oi2. National Biscuit also
was higher. The United Cigar
group. including Tobacco Products A
and United States A, was higher.
Dupont made a fractional gain.
Pathe A continued firm. Kennecott
was UP 4 in the coppers, where
prices generally we're steady.
Oil Shares Firm
Oil shares were steady to firm.
Riclafield rose nearly 2 points to 90
on pool activity. Sinclair and
Standard of New Jersey made small
gains. Utilities were fractionally
lower, with the exception of Public
Service, which gained 3 to 74A.
Drug Inc. was one of the heaviest
losers, dipping "a to 64A Canada
Dry also lost more than points.
The feature of the interstate COM
merce commissions annual report
was the suggestion that the recap
ture clause of the transportation
act be repealed. This clause, Incl
dentally, will have no adverse or
other kind of effect on the roads this
year, for they are not earning any
where near the amount where it
would begin to operate.
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United Press


CINCINNATI. O., Dec. 4.-Butter. STEADY;
creamery in tub lots. according to score.
% q31c; common score discounted, 2d3c;
packing stock. No. |. Csc No. 2. 1sc; No.
3. l0c; butterfat. 28d3oc. Eggs-LoTer:
cases. included: extra flrsts 34c; drsts.
&c: seconds. 25c: nearby ungraded. 32c.
Live poultry-Thin and coarse stock sells
only at heavy discount. Fowls 5 lbs. and
over. zoe: 4 lbs. and over. Ice. lbs. and
over. 13c; Leghorns, lbs. and over, l3c.
ROSTERS. 15c: eolored fryers over 3 lbs.
ers partly feathered. 12c Leghorn and Or
pington fryers over 2 lbs. lie; roasting
chickens 4 lbs. and over. zoe; black SPRING
ers. u
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The CITY
in Brief
FRIDAY EVENTS

United States
ates luncheon, Columbia Club.
South Meridian Street Civic Club meet
ing, Druids' hall, p.
Exchange Club luncheon, Lincoln.
Optimist Club luncheon, ClaypoOI.
Aftruss Club luncheon, Columbia Club.
knights of Columbus luncheon, Sphinx
Arms.
First Ward Republican Club meeting,
Clark's hall, p. m.
Indianapolis Round Table luncheon
Master Painters Association luncheon,
Antlers.
Reserve Officers Association lunch
con Antlers.
indiana Petroleum Association con-
vention, SEVERN.
Indiana Implement Dealers Associa-
ton convention, Claypool; oonr,.
Motor Truck Association of Indiana,
Inc, meeting, SEVERN.
Negro unemployed are being
served free food from noon until
p. m. at the Second Baptist
church, colored, according to the
announcement Of the Rev. B. J. F.
Westbrook. pastor The church
building is located at 422 West
Michigan street.
Invitation has been extended to
the public to attend the free lee
ture on Christian Science which will
be given at noon Dec. 10 at the
B. F. Keith's theater by Ralph B.
Scholf1eld of London, England, who
is a member of the board of lecture
ship of the Mother church at Bos-
ton, Mass,
Two hundred Christmas baskets
will be distributed to needy fam
lilies the day before the holiday by
the Marion County Good Govern
ment Club, according to Roy Combs,
deputy sheriff and president.
Criminal courts and procedure in
Philadelphia and New York City
will be studied by Judge-elect Frank
Baker, who Wednesday left on a
ten-day business trip to those cities,
accompanied by Mrs. Baker.
Recently elected Democratic Off
Gals who appointed Republicans to
posts in county Offices we're scored
at the reorganization meeting of the
Tenth Ward Democratic Club
Wednesday night. Walter Anderson,
ward chairman, was elected presi-
dent; Peter j. Elfers, vice president;
Mrs. Kathleen Fisher, recording sec
rotary, and George Miller, financial
secretary.
A telegram to indianapolis police
III. C. Shaw, Flint, Mich, today asked
search be made here for Mrs. Dora
Kinds, because of a death at Flint.
An illustrated lecture, 1.-THE Story
of the Mass" will be given in st.
Philip Neri auditorium at 8 tonight
by the Rev. George A. Keith, S. j.,
Of Fordham university. New York.
Proceeds of bazar given by the
Tom Taggart First Ward Demo-
cratic Club this afternoon and to-
night at 2001 Winter avenue will
be used for Christmas baskets for
needy persons of the ward.
Z. I'll. Kemper McComb, Emmer-
ich Manual Training high school
principal. will address the Exchange
Club at its weekly luncheon Friday
in the Lincoln.
L. NJ. Barton, Chicago, spoke on
How Business Has Failed to Use
Advertising" at the Indianapolis
Advertising Club luncheon today in
the Columbia Club.
Employees of the indianapolis
Union railway were cited Wednes-
day by Lieutenant Frank Owen, po-
lice accident prevention head, for
their record Of 1929, which included
no fatal accidents.
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Local Wagon Wheat

City grain elevators are paying 73c for
No. 1 red wheat and 67c for No. ! hard
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Other Livestock


oo6 4 odo es peg 5000 Tstaber soWp mostly
log 5c higher; spots 2Sc higher early;
g or SG Choice srHag 70 weebss bulk ali
weights, s6.45@8.60; packing sows, S7.25@
1855; pigs, S8.35GS $50; light lights, 100
l60 lbs; good and choice, s8.45q8;65;
$500 8.65; medium weights, 2o0250 lbs,
good and choice. S8.40@8.60; heavyweights,
25o,35o lbs, good and choice. s8:30Q8.55;
packing sows, 275-500 lbs, medium and
good, s7.25d 785; slaughter pigs, 10o-130
lbs, good and choice, $8.15@6.60 Cattle
Receipts 5000; calves, 1000; better grade
fed steers and long yearlings, strong to
Sl3.15; trade active on dull grades weighty
steers, sslling, SLIP down to $1,000, some
scaling l643 lbs. at S11.50; other classes,
steady to weak; in-between grades, light
mixed and heifer yearlings continuing dull
at recent sharp decline; slaughter cattle
and vealers: steers, 60O-9oo lbs, good and
and choice, S1O.25@13.75; 1loo-13OO lbs,
good and choice, .$9.75Q13.5o; 13oo-15O0
lbs. good and choice, $9.75@I3; 60o-1 1900
heifers. 550-85o lbs, good and choice,
sS.50@12,5o; common and medium, $500;
cows, good and choice. S5.25@7.25; COM
and cutter, $3@4 bulls, yearlings exclud-
ed good and choice beef, S5.25@6.50; cut
ter to medium, s4Q5.75; yealers, milk
s6.5oQS.50; Gull and common. S5@6.50;
stocker and feeder cattle: steers 500-1050
lbs: good and choice. S7G9; common and
redium, S5.5Od7. Sheep-Receipts, 1000:
tat lambs, strong to Csc higher; sheep
a a. feeders. steady early bulk. good to
loads, s8.6Od8.75 to shippers and city
butchers; slaughter sheep and lambs:
lambs grown. good and choice s7.75d8.85;
medium, s6.25@7.75; all weights common,
S5@625: ewes, 90150 lbs, medium and
choice. S2G875: all weights common, s5@
6;25; ewes, .90-15o lbs, medium to choice,
S2M3.l5; all weights Gull and common,
s1@25O; feeding lambs, 5o-75 lbs good
and choice, $6.75@7.50
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BIZ United Press

GHIScAGo Pee, o 445aggs-MaFket IN
29c: firsts 27c: current receipts, Csc; or
dinaries. 81 q 23c: seconds. 15Q18c. But
ter-Market. firm: receipts. 4.767 tubs; ex-
tras. 33iac: extra frsts, 31l2G32izc; firsts.
28i2q soc; seconds. 26l2G 27i2c; standards:
32c. Poultry. Market. steady: receipts.
lac: ducks. 16c: geese. lac: turkeys, 1870
23c; roosters, 15c. Cheese-Twins. 16G
track. 284: arrivals SO; shipments. SAT:
market. dull; Wisconsin sacked Round
Whites. S1.35Qt45; Minnesota Round
Whites. SIPS Q 40; Idaho sacked Russets.
s1.70Gl.65: Colorado McClures. $3.50 1S0.
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BIZ Tnited Preaa

4.949; including l,240 direct lao holdo7er:
moderately active. mostly 10c higher on l60-
240-lb; averages; bulk, S8.75: lighter
weights and sows about steady, bidding
steady on heavy butchers; most l2O-I56
lbs., s8.25@8.50; .sows. S76725. Cattle
Receipts. 625: calves 400; slow and gen
steers and heifers. s6@8; few more de-
sirable kinds upward to $3.50: most beef
cows. S4.50Q5.50; low cutters and cutter
cows fairly active; bulk. S2.7564: bulls
weak; spots Csc lower at $3.50 down: good
and choice vealers, S11Q12: lower grades
draggy. and weak. largely $40 down. Sheep
Receipts. 425: slow demand narrow:
lambs with weight mostly soc lower: others
around steady; better grade light and
downward to Sc; common and medium
grades largely S6d7; sheep steady: fat
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November automobile production in
United States and Canada totaled 146 1876
cars and trucks against 154585 in October
and 226.997 in November 1929 according
to estimate by National Automobile Cham
Der of Commerce. Eleven months 3,311.-
217 against 54o6 Oh
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BIZ United Press

EAST ST. LOUIS. NJ. Dec. 4.-Hogs =
Receipts. 500; market fairly active. u
SIS $50; 100-l30 lbs. s5ds.40: soWs.
s7.25d7 $50. Csttle-ReceiptS 2.000 calves.
200: not enough sters on sale to make a
market vealers 75c lower: $3.50 top; me-
dunn bulls Csc lower: top s5.25: other
classes steady. Sheep-Receipts. 1900:
market opened steady: fat lambs to pack
efs. s7.75 to mostly S.; many held higher:
common throwouts. S5l5.5o; top ewes.
IS so down.
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Canadian Pacific November gross was
S14,502,O0 decrease of s1.342.OOO from
November. 1929. Eleven months $780,
100000, decrease s29,771 900.
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United Press

NEW YORK, Dec. 4.-Flour-steady and
quiet: spring patents, $4.50@485. Fork
Dull; mess. $3.50. Lard@.Fjrm; middle
special to extra. 4ss 4ssc. Potatoes-Firm
Long Island. soc q So: IS per barrel; Idaho
sacks. 5Oc@s3: Southern, So per barrel;
Maine. S2.75d3.50 per barrel; Canadian,
45c q 81 Bermuda. Ssd10 per barrel
Sweet .potatoes-Easy; Southern. baskets,
S1.50@1.65; Southern barrels, $500 so;
Jersey basket. 75c q $2.25. Dressed poultry
Firm: turkeys. 20933c; chickens. Is q SIC
fowls, l4927c;. ducks. 13q22c: ducks. LONG
Island, 20d22c. Live poultry-Firm: geese,
ieG25c: ducks. 12Q Csc: fowls 20 a 27c:
turkeys. 25 soc; ROSTERS. 16q 18c; chick
ems. 17d25c; capons. 25G3 5c; broilers, zoe
Cheese-Quiet: state whole milk fancy To
specials, 20@22lac: young Americas, 100
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Production of electricity in United states
or week ended Nov. %. which included
THANKSGIVING holiday was 1850 443 ,0oo
l.746. 357 900 in like week 1929 end 1,604,
100000 in 1928 according to National Elec-
trio Light Association.
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ended Sept. 80. net income SCI. 265. 1872 after
taxes and charges against S35. $40, IT'S y
third quarter 1929.
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DOzO-JOneS Summary.

9S6 against s1.SS2,S5s in second quarter
of nreYiouS year.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-04

New passenger car registrations in
United States in first ten months totaled
perod New commeTcia car reeisfra ton
369. 1886 against 469 $40,