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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-20
NEW ORLEANS
NEW YORK
In the Stock Market
(By thomson & McKinnonl


NEW YORK, Dec. 19.-Activity
in the real shares featured an 9TH
erwise comparatively dull stock
market. Net results for the day
were uninportant, prices huctuat-
ing irregularly as the market ap-
parently was attempting to recover
its poise following its recent vio-
lent action.
The strength In the rails was a
particularly welcome development
and appeared to be predicated upon
the progress which is understood to
have been made toward bringing the
important eastern trunk lines to-
gether on merger plans of the east
ern belt.
The fact that the New York Cen
trail placed a large equipment or
der indicates that this carrier is
looking forward optimistically and
anticipating future requirements.
Proving helpful to sentiment
probably second only in Importance
to the recovery in stocks has been
the strength in the bond market.
Financial observers claim that
savings banks and insurance COM
panies, attracted by the unusual
yields, have placed large orders for
high grade bonds.
Naturally, the possibility of a re-
action and belatexi liquidation de-
veloping upon such vigorous up
turn in stocks makes for some slight
hesitancy.
However, based upon the debated
condition of brokers loans, the tech
meal position of the market appears
to be unusually strong.
The action of the market today
reflects at least sn easier and more
normal feeling than for some time
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GRAIN FUTURES
REGAIN LOSSES
IN LATE DEALS
Short Covering Carries July
Wheat Above Early
Low Levels.
So Untted Press

~ Cntted Press
CHICAGO, Dec. ia sharp.
closing rally brought July wheat
above the previous close on the
Board of Trade today and it fin
ished an cratic day with moder-
ate setback. Early liquidation had
sent July to new low for the sea-
son in sympathy with the new sea-
sonal lows set at Liverpool and Win
nipeg. The late buying was largely
evening up and found offers linn
tied, but selling on the bulge sent
prices back with moderate losses.
Short covering in corn at the close
boosted prices and that pit finished
strong. Oats alone showed good
strength and were firm.
At the close wheat was 4 cent
lower to Il cent higher, July wheat
g cent lower, corn was unchanged
to Il cent higher and oats were g
to e cent higher. Provisions were
sharply higher, shorts in December
lard being caught in a squeeze.
May corn fell to a new low for
the season and the other months
were within a small fraction of the
seasonal bottom early.
The selling was general on the
weakness in wheat and the heavy
movement, especially to Missouri
river points.
At mid-session corn prices were
moderately up from the inside,
showing 4 to &c lower, but there
was no rallying power in evidence.
Buying on resting orders helped
check the decline, but locals we're
bearish and pressed steadily. Cash
prices were 4 to 115c lower. Re-
ceiptS were 161 cars.
Oats were firmer than the other
grains and unchanged to 1sc lower
at mid-morning, the change not
being of any great significance.
Trading was at a low ebb. Cash
prices were u to &c higher. Re-
ceipts we're 20 cars.
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LoNDoN-New York cables opened at
4 IS 1882 against 4.55A; Paris checks,
1850: Amsterdam. 12.o62: Italy. 32.765;
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BUYING
SENDS PORKER
PRICES HIGHER
Slaughter Classes Dull in
Cattle Trade; VeaIs
Sell Down.

Hogs showed signs of fresh buy
ing at the city stockyards this
morning, prices moving up generally
10 to 20 cents. The bulk, 100 to 300
pounds, sold for s815 to $3.50. The
early top price of $8.35 was expected
to hold.
In the cattle market slaughter
classes we're extremely dull. All bids
were lower when obtainable. Re-
ceipts were 600. Vealers sold off
so cents to 81 at $1,000 down. Calf
receipts numbered 500.
Sheep we're steady at SO down.
Receipts were 500.
Chicago hog receipts we're $4,000,
including 5000 direct. Holdovers
numbered 5000. The market was
slow with few early bids and sales
around steady with Thursdays aver
age. Good and choice 100 to 200
pound weights sold at SITS to So.
Cattle receipts we're 2,7OO and calves
1000; the market strong. Sheep
receipts, 1000; market strong.
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BUILD MURDER
CASE AGAINST
SCARFACE AL
Evidence Being Gathered in
Effort to Send Capone
to Chair.
BIZ United Press

By united Press
CHICAGO. Dec. Evidence is
being gathered against Scarface Al
Capone in an attempt to send him
to the electric chair on a murder
charge, it was learned today. Press
ing the inquiry is Judge John H.
Lyle of the municipal court.
"Capone has become almost
mythical being, but he isn't myth
he's a reptile" Judge Lyle told the
Chicago safety council Thursday
night. HE deserves to die, and he
will if We can help"
Judge Lyle disclosed that the
vagrancy warrant he issued against
Capone is intended to bring the
Chicago gang leader into custody
for efforts to indict him in connec-
ton with two gang murders.
The state attorneys Office con-
firmed Lyles announcement. One
assistant has been assigned to as
semble evidence against Capone on
which to charge him. when and il
he is arrested, with Staying Joseph
Howard, another gangster. in a
saloon in. 1924.
The vagrancy warrant against
Capone has not been served, it was
indicated, because of a desire to
strengthen the chances of an in
dictment. The unsolved murder of
Big Jim Colosino. whose leadership
in the underworld passed to Capone.
also is being investigated.
The state attorneys Office re-
vealed the new hope OF trying
Capone on murder charges was
based on belief that witnesses who
would not talk in 1920 when Colo
sino was slain and others who we're
mute in 1924 when Howard was
killed would testify now.
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DELAY LIKELY ON BILL
FOR CLARK MEMORIAL
Early Action on Funds Increase I'm
probable, VestaI Says.
d y OHtttU ETCSS
WASHINGTON dec


WASHINGTON, Dec. 20.-There
is little likelihood of early house ac-
ton on the Vestal bill to provide an
additional $750,000 for construction
of a memorial to George Rogers
Clark at Vincennes, Ind, Repre-
sentative Luce Rep., Mass), chair
man of the house library commit
tee, said today.
No committee hearings on the
bill have been set for this session,
Luce said. A similar measure
passed by the senate also is before
the committee. Considerable OPP
position has been indicated.
A bill appropriating $1,750,000 for
the memorial was passed by the
senate last session, but the figure
was cut to 100000 by the house.
This measure later became a law.
Representative Vestal (Rep., Ind
then introduced the bill now pend
ing which would increase the APP
preparation to the figure provided
in the senate measure.
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Cash Grain


The bids for car lots of grain at the
cali Of the indianapolis Board of Trade,
I. Q; b; basis 4lhac New York rate were:
2 red, 74@76c; No. 2. hard, 72@74c.
Corn--Weak: No. white. 62664c; No
5 white. 5s1a q 6Qlac: No. 4 yellow. 60d62c;
No. 5 yellow. 5s@60c: No. 4 mixed. seq
sac: o. mixed. 541 Sc.
Oats-Firm:. No. white. 5o1a@311zc;
No. white, 26i2 @29Ac.
Hay-(F. o. b. country points taking
2321zc or less rates to Cincinnati. or Louis
No. . Timothy. sl5ai6: No. 3 timothy.
S13Gl4; NO. light clover mixed. $3.50
1850; No. l clover mixed, $16.50017; No
l clover hay, $17.50618.
Inspections
wheat-No. l red, cars: No. red,
I car No. / hard, cars; No. hard, q
cars; No. 8 hard. cars; No. ? mixed. l
ca corn Total tai Z ears. white ..rs. NJ
3 yellow. 19 cars; NO 4 yellow. SO cars;
No 5 yellow. 8 cars; No. 4 mixed, cars;
No: mixed. cars; sample mixed. / cars.
oats-No. white. ca; No. white,
5 cars. Total cars
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DIES IN 'CHUTE LEAP.
FOkker Plane Designer Jumps When
Motor Trouble Develops.

WASHINGTON. Dec. Stephen
A. Forberger, project engineer for
the Fokker plane manufacturers
was killed lately in parachute leap
from a plane of his own design when
motor trouble developed.
The pilot, Lieutenant Harrison G.
Crocker, brought the plane to a
safe landing without knowing his
passenger had jumped.
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Harry Reynolds. %, of 22os North Me-
ridian, laborer. and Temple M. Mason, 81,
of 2345 Caroline.
Leno I. Faucet %, Of Kirklin, Ind.
Rural.
Robert I. Boyer. rs, of 5752 East wash
ington. manager. and Mary L. Pierce, %,
of 3510 North Pennsylvania.
Roland G. Treevs, SO, Of Chicago. sales
North Pine
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Price Reductions Announced

% Y CHIJCU TT655
CHICAGO, Dec. 19.-Price reduc-
tons ranging from to 10 per cent
were announced today in the 1881
sales catalogue of Sears, Roebuck
& Co., which serves 10000, 900 retail
customers yearly through its mail
order and retail stores departments.
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BLAST WRECKS HOME;
TWO CHILDREN KILLED
Mother Seriously Injured When
Explosion Lifts Roof From Building.

By United Press
CHICAGO, Dec. 20.-Two chill
dren were killed and their mother
seriously injured when an explosion,
believed caused by gas, lifted the
roof off a one-Story brick building
today and started a fire that de-
stroyed all but the walls of the
structure.
Jerome Israelson, 5, and his
brotherHomer, 4, were burned to
death.
Their mother, Dora, was rescued
by Jacob Kratisek, who was passing
at the time of the explosion. Her
injuries probably will prove fatal.
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Rn United Preas

CINCINNATI, O.. Dec. i9.-Hogs-Re-
ceipts, 500: holdoyer, 200; market, IN
10000 ID. averages, $3.50; 2oo-23o lbs.
$3.50; some interests bidding $40 or
sS% Sa tneis gt ggts s0 ssronS to &c
higher: mostly sass on i2o-l5o lbs; sows
steady; bulk s6.75; few light weights, 81.
300: generally steady, odd lots lower grade
steers and hsifers $5.5o@7.75; some bet
ter kinds. sTQ8; sprinkling. of yearlings
cutters and cutters active; strong to Csc
higher; bulk. $3.25Q4.25; bulls. S5.75
down; vealers opened SOC lower; late
trade, 81. of; good and choice largely
S96l0; early sales up to $1,000; lower
grades, $3.50 down. Sheep-Receipts. 800:
about steady on all classes; better grade
handy weight lambs, mostly $3.50 q 8.75:
common and medium, $6.5o@7.50; fat
ewes, saga.
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Other Livestock
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
TOLEDO. O.. Dec. 1s.-Hogs- Receipts.
G7.s0: mediums. s7.Sogs: workers., S7.75g
8; pigs. $7.90@8. Cattle-Receipts. light;
market. steady. CalveS-Receipts. light:
market. steady. Sheep-Receipts, light:
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Bp United Press

CHICAGO. Dec. ls.~Eses Market.
26c; hrsts. 24c; current receipts, CSC; ordi.,
naries, goa 22c; seconds l24i7c. Butter
Market, hrmer: receipts. 6.5T9 tubs: ex-
&c. seconds. 24i3Q25iac: standards. 2sc.
Poultry--Market. firm: receipts s. csrs:
fowls. iee: springers, zoe: leghorns ! lac:
roosters. lac. Cheese-Twins. l69i6ES:
Young Americas. 1890. Potatoes-On
rack. 242: arrivals. III: shipments. 525:
round whites, sl.25di.40; Idaho sacked
russets N.70Gl.s5: Colorado McClures,
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Rn united Preas

Re SeRt 2.1oo; ioidovers. 500; MARKET,
active steady to ioc higher by 5Sls sAC de ;Ss
ssls l3olsO ag 5 sS iSs g.
quoted Quoted. o So: PACKING soWs, $1,000 1856 Cat
tle-Receipts. 2O0;,. mostly COWS. stea6y,
cutter grades. s263.75. Calves-Receipts,
500: veaiers. unchanged SO. down; Sheep
mostly CSC higher good to choice. natives
and led western s5 lbs. down. .$850Q8.75;
mixed offerings. $S@8.25: medium kinds
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BIZ United Press

EAST ST. LOUIS, NJ, Dec. ls.-Hogs-
Receipts, 1000; market. 5-15c higher; top,
sl6 o psck ifO2 sOws oS ss S$S2' cae
Receipts. ZOO; calves. 800: market, few
steers on sale: some deals steady good
and choice vealers Csc lower at Sl0.25;
cutters, S2.75G3; medium bulls, S4G5.
Sheep-Receipts. l,500:- market; choice
lambs to city butchers. Csc higher at s6.25,
outs $3.50; fat ewes, $3.50 down.
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b. United Press

CINCINNATI. o.. Dec. ie.-Buttsr-
score. 3s9sic: common Score discounted
243c: packing stock No. I. 25c: No. q
I5e: No. 5. i0c: butter fat. 24G 36c. Eggs
Lower: cases included extra firsts Sic:
flrsts. 2sc;- seconds, acc: nearby ungrsd-
ed. 27c.. Live Pouitry-Thin and coarse
stock sells only at heavy discount. Fowls
lbs. and over. lie: 4 lbs. and over, i5c:
lbs. and over. isc: leehorns. lbs. and
over. ise: ROSTERS, 13e: capons. ihs
ana over. soc; under lbs. &c: slips
1lc. over 2 lbs. l2ic; broilers. coioreo. ia
lbs. s4q fsr. 1le: hroilers. partly feath-
cred, lzc3 leghorn ana Orpineton fryerS
over ? lhE i5c: roasting chickens 1 lbs
and over 7scs black Springers. e.
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BN Times SpeoiqI

By Times Special
CHICAGO, Dec. 19.-Carlots: Wheat, 25;
corn. 159; oats. "a; rye. 0. and barley, TO-
By Times Special
CHICAGO, Dec. 19.-Primary receipts:
Wheat. 1.069,0oo against $4,000; corn,
against 1856 600. Shipments: Wheat. 377.-
600 against $1,000; corn, $4,000 against
489 900; oats, 1877. 900 against 10000.
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NEW YORK CoFFEE RANGE

city grain elevators are paying lsc: for
No. 1 red wheat and SIC for No. hard
wheat.
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BIZ United Press

NEW YORK. Dec. ls.--Flour Dull and
ss0 ofRssiet sgr s5g santssnots :4tO@45s
middle west spot. slo.25@io.s5. TaiiowE
Stsady:r special to extra, 4%Q4ssc. Po-
southern, s2@7.5o bbl.: Maine. s2.75G3,35
opi;; Bermuda, STdlo Dbl; idaho sacks
eTn baskets S. Jersey bsstets Ou5 sc
aS52o. Dressed poultry-Firm: turkeys. Is
SSsc; chiekenss 2oqs7c: capons. Is q Ale:
Island, 2o922c. Live poultryLEssy: reese
llc; ducks. i2q 25c; folws. 12a22c; tur-
ksys. 28@35c; ROSTERS. lie: chickens, $50
Cheese-Wsak: state whole milk, fancy 10
specials. 1sG22Ac; young Americas, iTsz
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Produce Markets

Eggs. Country Runl-Ioss OF delivered
n Indianapolis. zoe; henery quality No.
Csc; No. %. i5c.
Poultry .Buvine Pricesi--Hens welsh.
ing 5 lbs. or over. ne; under 5 lbs. i5c:
Leghorn. hens. lie: springers. lbs. or
over. l6c: or under lbs. Isc: ducks.
full feather fat white. lie: geese, lie
These prices are for No.. TOP quality
quoted bV Kingan & Co.
Butter. (wholesalel--No. I. sl932c: No.
2. 30Q31c.
Butterfat-27c
Cheese twholesale selling price per
poundl-American loaf. sic; piInento loaf
Sec: Wisconsin firsts. 27c: LonRhorns, sac:
New York Limbereer. SEC.
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CBy r. H. Gibson & Coz
Dec. IS
PRICES ARE TO Ie NOON C. S.
Net Changes
BY Uaited Press

BY UAited Press
81 UAited Press
NEW YORK. Dec. 19.-Closing
prices and net changes on principal
stocks traded today on the New
York Stock Exchange follow:
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Other Livestock


4
>. CHICAGO: Dec I'm mHOgswiReceiPEts
ET0s e mostly l9C ao higher 1G as sSp S9 Ill.,
$6:759T25: light lights. 140-f6o lbs, good
and choice. $8@8.15: light weight. 10000
lbs good and choice. S7.90@S.l5; medium
2oOa sayv lO fSfsd 9 a6o Bs
GOOD and choice. s755G7.85: packing soVs
275-50O lbs. medium and good. $6.65@ .25i
Slaughter pigs. 100-130 lbs. good and
choice, S7.5098.10.. Cattle-Receipts, 2,70O;
calves. 1000; fed steers and yearnngs
Csc, lower; other classes unchanged; gen H,td
e Sealef agats piai 6oosoo ibs good and
choice. $10.3561455; 9oo-ll0o lbs, good
and choice. S1025M14.25; 1000-1300 lbs,
good and choice: $10@14:. 1300-l500 lbs,
good and choice. SIS. 25Q13.50; 500 1900 lbs,
common and medium. st. 10 70; 1e Ell 81
Common and medium, S598.5o: cows. good
and choice. 1925 @7.5o; common and me-
dunn, SAC 5.25; low cutter and cutters. $50
choice beef. S5@6.25: cutter to medium, 81
55s SeaeTs milk f tsd goosao and cuff 9hG and
Common s5gs5o; stocEer and feeder sS cat
ssheen-Receipts. i1'ooO: mostly Steady;
good and choice fat lambs. sTT5@S TO
packers; choice KINDS big: SEQ: iaG
atiye ns Slaughter og1n s seedp AND
c salaSs-I s7a5S 50; medum. ali
Weights common, $5Q6: ewes. 9o-15o lbs.
medium to choice. $2@3.75; all weights.
Gull and common. $1@250: feeding lambs,
5O-75 lbs. good and choice. S67o@7.oO.
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BIZ United Press

CLEVELAND. Dec. is.-Butter fcents
per lb.l-Extras soc; standards aac
Eggs Gents per doz. Extras, 3sc: firsts
Csc. Poultry Gents per Ib.l-Heayy
ieQlSc; broilers. 1sc; leghorn broilers
l50i6c; ducks is429c; old cocks, i3c:
geese. l5d i6c: turkeys. 35aSsc. Potatoes
ID. sack: Maine Green mountain. $500
per l5o-lb. sack: Idaho russell, s2.25G2.5o
per 10o-lb- sack.
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Ru Initial preaa

TOLEDO. o.. Dec. ie-Gra.n close
w Wheat req SSgs7cN cSr nIf. q
G38c Rye-No. 2. roc Clover-Domestic
prime old. $14.5O; prime new, SIS: prime
choice new $685. prime choice old, S14.80;
December. SIS: February $685.: March,
$3.50. Alsyke-Cash. 1875; December,
$1s75; March. $14.25. Butter - Fancy
@2sc. Hay-Timothy, SITS cwt.
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Bv United Press

CHICAGO, Dec. 1e.-Cash grain close
Wheat-No. hard. roc. Corn--No.. 3
mixed, 66Ge6lac; No mixed. 6sh@65hc;
Sec: No. 3 yellow soc; No. 5 yellow. SEQ
66a4c; No. yellow, 644c; No 5 yellow.
62@63i4c; No. yellow, 60@6lhc; No. 3
62ia G651ac; Sample grade 560601ac. oats
No. white, 33Ac; No. 3 white. 321A@
321sc; Rye-None: Barley = 479 SIC.
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Bv United Press

PITTSBURGH. Dec. i9.-Hogs- Receipts.
s0oO market steady. l0c higheeGc; 1920 soo
lbs ss5o@S So s25o-so9, lbs $S oSS co! %;
S6.75GT.25. Cattle : Receipts, none;
market. nominal. Calves-Receipts. 80;
ceipts. !. 500; market. mostly steady; better
grade fat lambs, s8@S.50 heayyweights,
$65067: aged wethers UP to s4,25.
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UPTURN IN RAIL
SHARES BOOSTS
STOCK MARKET
Railway Merger Prospects
Add to Strength of
Carrier Group.
Average Stock Prices

Average Of thirty industT!ais for Thurs;
fsentg rans vas ass. w. zoe. Average
aye Of forty bonds was ss.2T. up -.
BIZ United Pyess
B9 United Press
NEW YORK, Dec. l9.-Railroad
shares replaced industrials as stock
market leaders today, rising l to
more than points in their best
market in many weeks.
Strength in the rails was brought
on by regeneration of the consoli-
dalton idea for the eastern carriers.
This rise helped industrials meet
selling pressure for a time and they
joined the upward movement again
before the close.
According to preliminary calcula-
ton by Dow Jones & Co. the in
dustrial average advanced LA, to
1876 and the railroad average 3.78,
TO 1854.
Sales for the session totaled
2,2T0.350 shares compared with
3,290,370 shares Thursday.
Market Closes Up
The market generally closed high
er, but there were a few weak spots
in isolated groups. Auburn Auto
was one of these, selling off more
than 4 points from the previous
close and 8 points from its high
Of the day, mainly on profit taking
and absence of further short cover
ing which had brought it UP sem
sationslly in Thursdays session.
Utilities did not make an impress
slve showing and the oils made only
fractional advances. Transamerica
essed fractionally on the day.
New York Central led the rally
in the railroad shares, rising more
than points. Baltimore & Ohio
rose more than points, Atlantic
Coast Line more than 5, Chesapeake
Corporation nearly 4, Pennsylvania
more than 8, Great Northern pre-
ferred and Atchison nearly 4.
Industrials Higher
ACCORDING 10 an analysis Dy LOW,
Jones 81 Co. prospects are brighter
for agreement between representa-
tives of eastern trunk lines on con-
Solidation than at any time since
the conferences began six years ago
United States Steel rose above 141
in the late afternoon and then fell
back, closing at 1905. up ~ points
net. Other industrial shares closed
higher, with Vsnadium up points.
Loew's was strong in the amuse-
ments. Chemical shares, especially
Air Reduction and Columbia Carbon,
moved ahead.
Call money held at 2 per cent.
Closing the week at that level.
Grains were steady to firm With
oats and rye up more than cent
a bushel Cotton lost few points.
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Bank CIearingS

INDIANAPOLIS STATEMENT
Friday. Dec. l9-
SlcarlnEs . = 1S9'vvv ~ ~
DcDltS -.sssssss o,olVsUVV.VU
NEW YORK STATEMENT
Dec. 10
Clearings ................$1 81, 154, 000. 10000
Beiance lddd'SSoooo'SSoo O 80
Fdl. Res. Bnk. Or. BAL. 100000
TREASURY STATEMENT
Dec. 10
Net balance for Dec. 17......sSSI, sI2, 81
Customs customs rects. month to date 1851 SIS "a
CHICAGO STATEMENT
Dec. 19--
ClcarfnES ..........--..---.- 81 Z, 2Uv, 0UV-vU
Balances ..!.......+......... 5.oOO,OOO.00
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30 United Preaa

CLEVELAND. O.. Dec. is.-Hogs-Re-
ceipts. 1000; holdover. none: mostly
steady; spot i0c higher on weights 200
weights ioc lower a. ss.a5Gs.sO; load f't to
267 ID. average at inside Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 100; mostly steady. low on steers.
cutter COWS, S3d4 Calves-Receipts, $50;
steady to SOC lower; decline showing on
offering SO upward; culis downward to
So and under, steady: bulk good to choice
vealers, Sll. 50d12. Sheep-Receipts, ], 900,
steady or ss.25q8.75 on good to choice
lambs; throwoutS mostly $617; choice
l69 ID. ewes. $3.50. strong.
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Ry Times Special

LOUISVILLE. Dec fe.-Hogs-Receipts
$3.50: IT'S to s25 lbs. $500: 1870 to rs
lbs. $3.50: $50 lbs. down. $40: rouzhs,
market steady; prime heavy steers $500
1880: heavy. shipping steers. -s7.25ds.50;
heifefs. $3.50 so: good to Choice CO. cows Is.
s4a5.5o: medium to good cows. s3.50a4:
cutters. 1893 So Gamers. s3G275: bulls.
s447. Calves-Receipts, 200: market, SOC
lower. good to choice. s69s: mediums
S4-5066. common to medium. s3l4
Sheep-Receipts, so: market. steady; eve
and wether lambs. $50: buck lambs, $3.50:
seconds. s4G $50: clipped sheep. s2a3.
Thursdays shipments: Cattle. 81; calves,
none. hogs. ia: sheep. none.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-20
Marriage Licenses

1 Shore. Union Title Co com IS a..
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-20

average Of thirty industrlals for Thurs.
dsv was 1871. up Ill; Average OF
~ trentv utilities was 1886. Up IS. Aver
age Of forty bonds was 1927, up -.
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INDIANAPOLIS STATEMENT
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-16
Fourteen Killed In
Egyptian Riotings

ALEXANDRIA. July l6-(P-Lat-
est reports on the loss Of life in riot
ing in Alexandria yesterday showed
fourteen killed. one of whom was an
Italian, Sc injured seriously enough
to be sent TO hospitals and IS Slight
~ hurt.
Thirteen Of the dead were natives.
OF those injured eight were Euro
peans. "A post mortem revealed that
the death of the Italian was due to
heart failure although he had been
knocked on the head during a clash
between strikers and the police.
or the government forces two we're
taken TO the hospital and 80 others
yer slightly injured by sticks and
stones used by the mob.
In all lat persons were arrested,
most Of them boys. Earlier reports
regarding property damage. 1t was
stated, appeared to have been ex-
a~ggerated.
The city was fairly quiet today
but troops yer on guard to prevent
any disorders which might arise in
connection with the funeral Of the
victims.