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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-09-11
CORN ESTIMATE
is BELOW TEN
YEAR AVERAGE
Wheat Production Is Higher
Than Last Season on
Crop Report.

Bu United Press
WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.-THE
1880 corn crop was estimated at
1882, 765. 900 bushels in a general
crop report as of Sept. l, issued by
the agriculture department today.
This compares with a yield of p
614,000,000 bushels last year and a
five-year average of 100000, 900
bushels. The conditions was re-
ported 51.6 per cent Of normal, COM
pared with a ten-year average OF
tn per cent.
Wheat Yield Up
Total wheat production was eSti-
mated at 1877, 761 900 bushels, COM
pared with a yield of 806,000,00
bushels last year and five-year
average of 883,0O0000 bushels.
The production of Durum wheat
was forecast at 50,950,000 bushels, on
the basis of 69.8 per cent of normal,
as against 100000 bushels last
year.
Production of other spring wheat
was forecast at 189,419,0 600 bushels
on basis of 63.1 per cent of nor
NAL, compared with 176000,000
bushels in 1929. Winter wheat yield
was forecast at 597,OOO,OOO bushels.
The production was 578000,0 600
bushels.
Oats production was forecast at
1.390,892,000 bushels on a basis of
80.3 per cent of normal os against
1924, 000,O 900 bushels for 1929.
Rye production was forecast at
46,7OOOOO bushels. The 1929 pro-
duction was 4O,5O0,JOO bushels.
Barley Higher
Barley production was forecast 40
323,000000 bushels on a basis of TAT
per cent Of normal. The 1929 pro-
duction was 304,0OO,0OO bushels.
Other production forecasts were:
Buckwheat. 8.50O0OO bushels: faxseed.
24,6oo.0o0 bushels; rice 3d. 100000 bushelSs
tons: Ray. alfalfa, III. 400 600 tons beans.
dry edible. 10 100000 bushels peanuts,
736.oo0.000 pounds; apples. total crops
l46.000.000 bushels; peaches, total crops
1880 900 bushels: pears. total crop. pa
tatoes. $3.50 900 600 bushels: sweet potatoes.
$500, 600 bushels: tobacco: 1921, 100000
pounds: sugar beets 1920, 900 tons; broom-
corn. SO 600 tons.
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aADAAf Twins H-@ 1900
BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Sept. 11.-stocks
ran into a technical reaction today,
but the general market showed
staunch resistance attempts to bring
a wide open break.
Around noon prices were of to
2 points, losses being in majority.
Trading volume lightened ON de-
clines and increased slightly on adj
yances.
Bright spots included the mer-
chandising shares, a few Of the oils,
and special issues. Foster Wheeler
rose nearly points, to 95; Radio
y, to 43; Vanadium "a, 87% Hahn
Department Stores Is, to 1712;
Montgomery Ward q, to 80; Safe
way Stores l, to "a; Mexican Sea-
board 4, to 241l, and Gillette II,
TO 661a.
United States Steel eased to III,
off rs, and then f1rmed up slightly
around noon. Smaller declines were
noted in General Motors, Warner
Brothers, Radio-Keith, General
Electric, American Can, Westing-
house electric, United Aircraft,
Bethlehem Steel and General Rail
way Signal.
Standard Gas rose nearly point
to 106B, but other utilities eased
fractionally or held around the pre-
vious close. Rails we're depressed
fractions to more than point with
Southern Railway off IA, at Sc.
New York g. Harlem, wide mover,
declined 8 points, to 215.
Call money renewed at 215 per
cent, but was easier with the rate
down to 2 per cent in the outside
market.
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The City
in Brief

indianapolis police today were
asked to assist in locating Delvin
Ruthledge, whose daughter is i'll
critically in Huntington, w. Va.
A meeting of the McGuffeyites
viii be held at 1870 p. m. Saturday
in the Cropsey auditorium of the
public library. Congressman Louis
Ludlow viii speak.
Police today were asked to seek
Joseph Staley, SO, of Louisville,
whose wife, Mrs. Rose Staley is ILL.,
David c. Liggett, executive secre-
tary of the indianapolis Community
Fund, will speak at luncheon of the
Altrusa Club at 1915 Friday in the
Columbia Club
Offices of the Pilgrim Holiness
church will be moved from Cincin-
natl, O., to this city, it was decided
Tuesday at meeting of the gen.
eral conference in Frankfort, Ind.
The city has four Pilgrim Holiness
churches.
Clarence C. Wysong, Indiana
state insurance commissioner, was
elected president of the National
convention of Insurance Commits
sioners at its annual convention in
Hartford, Conn, Tuesday, dis
patches said today.
Sale of the ninety nine year
lease on the property on the south
east corner of Illinois. and Walnut
streets by the General Motor Serv-
ice Company to the Estates Loan
and Investment Co., Inc, of Indian
apolis, has been announced by
Claude E. Hixon, 400 Kahn build
ing, realtor.
Farewell missionary meeting to-
night in Missionary tabernacle will
honor Miss Albretta Amis and Miss
Lora Dennewitz, who are to sail in
October for the British West Indies.
They will be stationed on the island
of Jamaica.
Fifty-One officials and employees
of the Big -Four railroad were guests
at a dinner in Snider inn, eighteen
miles east of the city, Tuesday
night, honoring Cyrus K. Bunnell,
an Indianapolis yardmaster, retired
after forty seven years of service.
Louis ]. BOrinstein, 4137 North
Meridian street, was named chair
man of the wider scope commission
Of B'nai Birth at a meeting in in
ternational headquarters, Cincin-
natl, Tuesday.
Account of the convention of
Rainbow veterans in Paris last July
will be given at the monthly m9et-
ing Of the Marion County Rainbow
Division Association at the Howard
H. Maxwell home on Millersville
road at Friday night by DR.. L. r.
Burlington of Attica
Birthday of the national anthem
will be observed by the knights of
Columbus luncheon club at the
Sphinx Arms Friday. Francis-S Scott
Key composed "The Star pangled
Banner" 116 years ago, at FIT. Nc
Henry, Md.
Douglas H. White will present the
ticket he and his committee have
slated for officers of the Exchange
Club at the clubs luncheon Friday
at the Lincoln. On the following
Friday, Sept. 10, Frederick L. Day.
export will announce a rival ticket.
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CoSte Trip Delayed

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK. Sept. ia cracked
propeller will delay until next week
at least, the proposed countrywide
goodwill tour of Major Dieudonne
Coste and Lieutenant Maurice
Bellonte.
The ocean-fying Frenchmen have
cabled to Paris for a new blade, and
it is expected here by next Tues
day or Wednesday. Otherwise, the
Question Mark seems in perfect con-
dition and ready for the visit Coste
and Bellonte will make to various
cities in the country.
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KILLS DAUGHTER, SELF

Woman First Locks Husband in
Bedroom; Wounds One Child.
DENVER, Colo, Sept. 11-After
locking her husband in bedroom,
Mrs. Helen Rose shot and killed
Joyce, her 15-year-old daughter;
wounded Rose, 10. another daugh-
ter, and then KILLED herself early
today.
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WHEAT PRICES
ARE DOWN ON
BEARISH NEWS
Strong Rallies Fail to Help
Grain Market Near
Days Close.

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, Sept. 11.-Strong rail-
lies in wheat and corn as the
Board of Trade closed today failed
to offset the early declines that saw
al deliveries of wheat fall to new low
levels for the season and corn drop
sharply. Selling had been persistent
throughout the. day on the beariSh
construction placed on the govern
ment report. Cor nshowed the most
strength during the day, but both
grains closed lower. Oats trailed the
major grains at a distance.
Liverpool Weak
At the close wheat was IA to IL
cents lower, corn was IL to rs
cents lower and oats were Y to Is
cent lower. Provisions were uneven
ly higher to lower.
Liverpool continued to decline and
closed rs to 2 cents lower. Some
support on the early decline, but
there was no disposition on the
part of the trade to buy in volume
and the tone throughout the morn
ing was heavy. Cash prices we're
y to 2 cents lower. Receipts were
SO cars.
Corn was weak on the Overnment
report and declined about &c at the
start. The market showed better
resistance to selling pressure than
wheat and. recovered nearly one
cent of the opening decline by mid
session. Trade quoted down after
the start.
Oats Declined
Buying was on resting orders and
commission house reports. Cash
prices were 11A-2 cents lower, and
receipts were s!xty-one cars.
Oats declined with the other
grains at the start, but the losses
were confined to the major fractions
during the morning. Trade was
rather quiet, operators watching
wheat and corn. Local industries
were good cash buyers. Cash prices
were z to l cent lower. Receipts
were seventy cars.
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Other Livestock

81 Jnitcd Press
EAST ST. LOUIS. Sept. ll.-Hogs- Re
ceiptS. 1900: 1000 direct: market slow
generally SC to loo lower; tops. 81
mostly sIo.s0Gi2 20: i60-17o lbs. S1o506y
1o.7s: foO-l30 lbs. pigs. Ss.2549.5c; pack
ing Sows. S6G9. Cattle Receipts. 1900
Caives-ReeeiptS. ! geo: vealers SOC higher
other bulls steady. Sheep-Recsipts. 5000,
Including zoo direct: fat lambs strong 70
15c higher: bulk TO toppers. $3.50; odd lots,
butchers, ss99.25i throvouts and sheep
steady.
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Germans Sail Home

bN [ lIfc0 Press
NEW YORK, Sept. 11.-Captain
Wolfgang Won Gronau and his three
companions of the Germany Unit
ed States flight, we're homeward
bound today aboard the steamship
Hamburg. Their Dornier-W plane
was dashed to the after deck of the
shin.
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MARRIAGE Licenses

Alfred o. olsen. %. Of 7I2 west New
York. clerk. and Ella NJ White a. OF
1905 West New York. clerk.
OEphia Burney 80. of 1871 Aartindale.
labofer. and Dannie Wilson. 80. Of 1917
Arsenal. clerk.
William G. Truck. "a Of R. K. ?. box SIS.
mechanic. and AnHA l. ziegelmueiicr. 10,
or 1926 Ford.
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In the Air

Weather conditions in the air at
8 a. M:
Southeast wind, four miles an
hour; barometric pressure, 1896 at
sea level; temperature. 76; ceiling
unlimited; visibility, three miles;
field good.
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AZ united prcss

CINCINNATI. Sent. -Butter-Steady;
creamery in tub lots. according 10 score
364 S9c: common score discounted. "a Sc:
packing stock No. soc; No. 2 35c. No. 3
l5c: butterfat. SSG4oc. Egcs-Lower:
cases included: Extra drsts. 29c: frsts. 26c.
seconds. 24cs nearby ungraded. 26c. Live
poultry-Thin and coarse stock sells only
az heavy discount. fowls. 5 lbs. and over
CSC: ( lbs. end over. PC: lbs. and over.
lie. LeghoTnS. lbs. and over 15c;
ROSTERS l3c: colored fryers over 5 lbs.
&c; bToilers colored. over 2 lbs. PC.
hroiierS. over 1t1 lbs 22c. X lbs and
over, 2cc; Leghorns and OrpinEtoD
hroiicrS over Ia lbs. 2oc; X lbs and
over. l9ct1 broilerS. partly featheFcd. lisa
lsc; hlas& srrinsers. &c.
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Bank CIearingS
INDIANAPOLIS STATEMENT

INDIANAPOLIS STATEMENT
Sept. IL
GieaIlngs .-.-....-......... IS, q 980
DeDlJS .s.-.s..s.-.... .....s...s o,lo0OUU
CHICAGO STATEMENT
Sept. IL
clearings 200 600
Balances Observation-Disclosures. $500, 900
NEW YORK STATEMENT
Sept. IL
Cleerings ...-................S 81, or, 600 000
Federal Reserve Bank or Bal 1873, 600 900
TREASURY STATEMENT
Sept. IL
Net balance for Sept. 8 SAB $50, 904 IS
Expenditures ................. 25,255,l77 OF
Customs reefs. month to date 10 COS. 1853 1
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(By Thomson & McKinnonl
Cont IL
Net Changes
ByUnited Press
fBy James T. Hamill & CO.

81 United Press
NEW YORK, Sept. TO- - Closing
prices and net changes on prin-
cipal stocks traded on the New
York Stock Exchange today were as
follow:
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PITTSBURGH. Sept ii.-Hogs- Receipts.
500; holdovers. $50: market mostly i5c
lower, sowS steady: choice f70-2S0 lbs.
81 so: 3so-270 lbs. si1256ll.<0: GOOD soWs
MP to CO. Receipts. so: market.
: little changed: common steers. S6f17: com
mon TO medium COWS. Szu5; sausage bulls 1.
tSn6 Caives-Rcceipts. 10. market mostly
Steadv; good TO choice veaiers. Sl0.Sefs
-. medium grades. S7-S0Ilo. Sheep Re
lambs up to SO; other desirable lambs
Gown to ss.So.
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RvUuifed press

CLEVELAND. Sept Butter-Extras.
flrsts 26c. Poultry-Fowls, 24c: medium.
22c; Leghorns small. i4Gi7c: heavy
broilers. ola Csc: Leghorn hroileys. goa
32c. ducks. 10M20c: old cocks 14I 16c
geese zoe. PotatoeS-Chio cobblers. zoe
per half bushei basket: Idaho. $40 per
i00-lb. sack.
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United Press

ket &c lower: 10 lbs. down, $40; ll0-i20
lbs. ss.s5; l2o-lSo lbs. 1855; iS0-it0 lbs.
ss.io: i4o-lso lbs. $3.50; i5o-i6o lbs.
$1,000: 2oO-225 lbs. SLOTS: 225-250 lbs.
5000: 25o-275 lbs. sloz5 275-3o0 lbs.
slo.35; 800 lbs. up. SOLO: roughS. So;
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Produce Markets

Eggs Country Runl-Loss OF delivered
in Indianapolis. zoe: henerv quality No. !.
Poultry iBuving Pricsel-Hens weighing
lbs. or over. 22c; under lbs, 18c;
Leghorn hens. lac: springers. lbs. OF
over 2lc or under 4 lbs. 19c: LeghorD
springers tic: old cocks. 96l0c: ducks,
full feather fat whites. &c: geese. SC.
These prices are for No. TOP QUALITY
Quoted BY Kingan g. Co.
Butter wholesale No. 43 4sc No
2 4I642c.
Butterfat-42
Cheese wholesale selling price pet
pound American loaf. sic; pimento loaf.
32c: Wisconsin frstS 27c: Longhorns. sac:
New York LimberRer SEC.
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Local Wagon Wheat

CITY grain elevators are paying TIC for
No. ! red wheat and Use for No. ! hard
wheat.
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B.V Times Special

LOUISVILLE. Sept, Ii.-Iogs-Re
700; market. steady: 275 lbs. up. sl0.35:
1925 lbs. sI1;. 13o-l75 lbs. So 90. 13C
lbs. down S7.40. roughs. $500: stays,
$3.50 Cattle-Receipts, 200; market. SLOW
steady; prime heavy steers. $500 10.
heavy shipping steers. S7G8.50; medium
s5.506l0: good to choice cows. s4G6:
medium to good COWS. S3.50M4; cutters
s3M3.50; Gamers S202T5: bulls, So 05
Calves-Receipts. 800; market, soc higher:
choice, S650M 10; medium to good. s6G 8;
common to medium. s4G5.50. Sheep
Receipts. 500; market steady, eve and
wether lambs. So: buck lambs. 81: Sec
onds. s4G450: clipped sheep. S2506 so.
Wednesdays shipments-Cattle, 46: calves.
800; hogs, none; sheep. none.
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RNTnifcd Press

CHICAGO. Sept 11-Eggs Market,
2Tiac: firsts. 27c: current receipts. 24@ Csc;
ordinaries. 16d23c: seconds, Ia l8c. But
ter-Market. steady; receipts. 5.535 tubs;
IS a 36isc: seconds. 33I34c; standards
37isc. Poultry-Market. steady; receipts.
cars; springers. csc; Leghorns. tic:
ducks, $50 zoe: geese, Ice: turkeys. 18c
ROSTERS. i4c; broilers. 22c Cheese-Twins
iSAcIlSIac; Young Americas. lee. Pota-
toeS-On track. 26S; arrivals. ll9; ship
ments 93i: market steady; Minnesota
sacked Irish Cobblers s225G235; Idaho
sacked RussetS S2.45G2.50: wisconsin
sacked Irish CohhlerS mostly 50 50.
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Cash Grain

Sept. IL
The Bids for car lots of grain at the
call of the indianapolis Board Of Trade.
+: o. b., shipping point, basis 41l2c New
Wheat-Weak; No red. 78@79c; No. 2
Corn-Weak: No. ? white. 951a@ 961ac:
No. 3 white, 94l2@ 95lac: No. ? yellow. 90
. @93c: No. 3 yellow. 91M92c; No. 2 mixed.
0ats.Firmn: No. white, s6@s7c; No.
Hay f. o. b. country points taking 231ac
or less rates to Cincinnati or LOUISVILLE
No l timothy. S16.50@17; NO. 2 timothy.
S15Q 16: No I light clover mixed. $3.50
$3.50; No. l clover mixed, Sis 50Q17; No. l
clover hay. S1750@l6
Inspections
Wheat-No. l red. cars: No. hard. /
car: No. ! mixed car. Total. cars
Corn-No. 2 white l car; No. 3 white,
cars; No. white. cars; sample white,
car: No. l yellow, cars; No. 2 yellow.
cars; No. yellow l car; sample yellow. 2
ca oatsT ISSal " Wh farS cars No white
cars. Total. IL cars.
81 To cEza5oc Fs sept. 11-olose: wheat-No.
2 red, 9lQ92c; Corn--No. 2 yellow. Sl.O3M
104. Oats-No. . white. $50 44c. Rye
No. 2 roc Barley-No. 2, &c. Glover
Domestic prime old s14.50; prime new.
s15.25: prime choice new. $50: prime
choice Old, s! $l4.g0; October SIS Is; De
SIC. Alsike-Cash. s13:. october. S15.25;
Fancy creamery. aga 43c. Eggs-Country
run. 25G23 Hay-Timothy, $3.50 cwt
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BIZ Tnited Press

NEW YORK. Sept l.-Flour-Quiet and
steady: spring patents S4.95M5.25. Pork
Quiet: mess. S32.50. Lard-Dull; middle
west spot. 1l.90Gl2; tallow steady: spe
cial to extra. .5@5Ac. Potatoes = Firm:
Jersey. S150G3.35 per basket: southern
Sl506365 per barrel Sweet potatoes
Firms southern baskets .s1G1.75; southern
barrels $3.50; Jersey baskets S2I2 so.
Dressed pouitry@Turkeys. 22d45c: chick
ems. 20d40c;is fowls. l4G30c: ducks. 126l
l5c ducks. Long Island 16d i9c. Live
Csc: fowls. 1908 soc: turkeys 3064 0c;
ROSTERS. 156H6c: chickens. 22d soc. Cheese
Quiet; state whole milk fancy to spe-
cial. 24626c: young Americas. 20I Csc.
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Rn ruifed Press

CINCINNATI. o.. Sept. 11-Hogs-Re-
ceipts 1881. including 931 direct held
over 140; moderately active. generally
steady buzz better o grade IL, 100 to ESQ lbs
sl0.75@11: most 14O to $50 lbs. $40; me-
dium $50 to 100 lbs. sI0Q10;75:. sows,
S3d8.50; bulk around 1925. Cattle-Re-
ceipts. 425: heldover, $50; calves, 300;
mostly steady on all classes: few better
grade light weight steers and heifers. $50
$50 few upward to, $1,000; two loads Of
cows. S4.50d550: bulk low cutters and
cutters. S2.50@3 $50: bulls draggy few sales,
S4.50G5.50; top 600 vealers steady; bulk
S6.50610. Sheep-Receipts. 1000; lamb
trade SLOW. at unchanged prices: better
grade kinds. s9M9.50; medium. 7G7.50:
common throwouts. S5.50n650; sheep
steady: fat ewes, $2.50G4: culls downward
to $l.00.
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SECRETARY OF NAVY Is
INVITED TO CITY PARLEY
Adams May Address Annual Foreign
Trade and Marine Session.

Secretary of Navy Charles F..
Adams has been invited to address
the tenth annual midwest foreign
trade and merchant marine confer
ence when it opens for a two-day
session at the Claypool here Oct. 81.
Attendance of $50 exporters from
sixteen states is expected.
Other speakers agreeing to attend
include viii Hays, motion picture
head, and T. v. O'Connor. United
States shipping board chairman.
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BV United Press

BIZ lWc8 0D6cIdT
CHICAGO Sept 11.-Carlots: Wheat.
II: corn, 102: oats, AZ.
BB United Press
CHICAGO. Sept. ,11:--Cash grain close
No. 2 mixed. 97A G97lac: No mixed.
963z a 97c; No. 4 mixed. 961ac: No. mixed.
96c: No; mixed. 96iac; No. l yellow;
97A 09712c: No. 2 yellow. 97Q9 8c' No. 3
yellow. 96s4c: No. yellow, 96h a 96l2c:
No. S yellow 96c No. yellow 95c; No.
white $1G1.01; No. 8 white S1.00h
39Ia a S9s4c:. No. white. 1914 a39lac; No.
4 white. 3812c.s Rye-No. 2. $50 SIC. Bar
ley-53 q 73c. Timothy-$7d7.25 Clover
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STOCK MARKET
IRREGULAR IN
LIGHT TRADING
Merchandise and Oil Issues
Are Bright Spots in
Early Selling.
Average Stock Prices

Average of thirty industriais for Wednes-
dsy was $500. up 30. Average OF twenty
utilities was S877. up .f3, Average OF
forty bonds was 97.2l. of .03.
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Veterans in Reunion

BU Times NDeCiGl
MARION, Ind, Sept. 1.-THE
forty-ninth annual reunion Of Nor
tons Rifles, a unit of the Thirty
fourth Indiana volunteer infantry
during the Civil war, was held here
today.
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Enited Press

CLEVELAND. Sept. 11.-Hogs- Receipts.
1000 holdovers, 1s9; 15q25c lower on
butchers quoted around s11.35. Cattle
Receipts. $50; little change. still slow on
cutter steers, but fair demand for grades
above common e gutter eE and common oneI d
cutter cows. S2.50M4.25. Calves-Receipts.
45O; market, mostly steady. better grade
ql5; Gull to medium kinds, S950q IL rs
and above, boner calves downward to
$3.50 Sheep-Receipts. 1900; market, fat
lambs. steady; bulk $40 down, sheep un-
chanpad
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Other Livestock
United Press

BU United Press
CHICAGO. Sept 1J1.mHogs1i
evenly 16@S5c lower than wednesdays
bulk. 19O-25o-lb. weights .$10;S5@ II: top:
Choice Sc. a 10 so; light WEIGHTS 10000
lbs good and S Shoicea s1O2S@ 9do TI' m and
choice. S1O.75@11.1o; heavy weights, 25 So
1 BACKING ing seW SS1 275e5oo lbs medium AND
R bs good and yc Choice. s8ss IS. Cattle
strong to active: early top, $l3; some
R Red nig adVanc az heaVy steers slow to
steady. about at weeks decline; demand
running narrow. on steers, over 1.40O lbs;
612.50: slaughter cattle and veals: Ste. ers
100000 lbs, good and choice, Sl1. @l3.25;
COOL 100 lbs, good and choice. $40 50 q -;
So. 50d 1850; 6OO-1 800 lbs. common and
medium, S6.50@1025; heifers. 550-850 lbs.
good and choice. s2O@1s; common S and me- e
@8.25: common and medium; S4@S2S: low
cutter and cutter cows. $3@4.25; bulls.
$6@a177;; cutter to medium, s4.5Od6 50;
vealers, milk fed good and choice, SIG
IS: medium. $9@11 Gull and common. go
@S stocker and feeder cattle Stes sE S9 GO
common and medium. $5@7 Sheep-Re-
ceiptS. $500: steady to strong; native eve
packers: Several decks. $925@94O to city
butchers; bucks mostly $7.75Q8 40; throw
outs. S5.50Q6 $50; rangers, unsold;, slaughter
s s6oeD a a6d ch sss H IDS medium
S725@850 all weights common $507 rs;
ewes, 9O-150 lbs, medium to choice, 81 SO
as s-o feeding lambs. 5o-75 lbs. good and
choice, S6.75Q7.75.
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HOGS
HOGS
Receipts, $500; market, steady.

CATTLE slaughter Class)
Receipts. 500; market, steady.
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Fisk Rubber Chicopee Falls (Mass)
plant on Monday will increase its produc-
ton schedule for five days a week from
four The change affects LOO employees.
The four days schedule has been in ef-
feet several months.
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Bu United Press
TOLEDO, Sept. -Hogs-Receipts. $50;
market Csc lower; heavies, sl0.25@l0.75;
mediums. S1O.75@11; Workers. $9d9.5O;
pigs. S9@9.5o Cattle51Receipts; e: mar
ket strong. Sheep-Receipts. light; mar
ket, strong.
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Bank of France statement week ended
Sept. 5. shows gold 47.477 600, 900 francs,
IS, ASS 900 900 against 1856, 900, 900. Ratio
$3.50 per cent against 5l,62 per cent.
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New York Stock Exchange ratio of mem
Der borrowings to value of listed secur-
tiles declined 0.18 per cent in Aug. to 5.31
per cent Year ago ratio stood at 8.79
per cent Market value of all listed
shares on Sept 2 to tailed $67. 72l. 086 999,
against $67, 221, 1877 495 on Aug. l.
Bank of England rediscount rate un-
changed at per cent.
Regular Columbia Pictures Corporation
declared regular quarterly dividend Of
37la cents on common payable Oct 2;
record Sent
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LONDON-New York cables opened al
Sz s6I4. unchanged. Paris checks. 12S. 81
Amsterdam. i2077: Italy, 92,sS5; Berlin
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Sept. IL shows circulation 361. 1926, 900
pounds, against 1862, 982, 900 pounds Sept.
4 Ratio so per cent against AIT per cent.
Bullion 1858, 900 pounds against 1885,
521, 900 pounds.
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NEW YORK STATEMENT