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The Indianapolis times., 1930-01-10
DIRECTORS WILL MEET
Civic Program to Be Discussed at
Chamber Luncheon.

Forward Indianapolis" plans are
being formulated by the Indanapo-
lis Chamber of Commerce board OF
directors and will be discussed at
a luncheon Tuesday at the chamber.
The program will embrace civic
development and industrial expan-
sion and is in line with President
Herbert Hoover's national prosperity
program. Members of the organi-
cations are being invited to the
luncheon to discuss the plans.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-01-10
COURT HEARING HELD
ON PROPERTY SUIT
Realty Company Seeks To Collect
From City.

Opening arguments were made by
attorneys today in superior court
one In the trial of sl50,00o damage
suit. filed three years ago against
the city by the Kentucky and Oliver
Avenue Realty Company.
Presentation of evidence to the
Jury was expected to start late to-
day.
According to the suit, the realty
company built a large warehouse at
the Kentucky avenue intersection
of Oliver avenue. 4 few months
later the works board permanently
closed the Oliver Avenue White
River bridge, reducing land values.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-01-10
TRY TO BURN RANCHER
Two Men Attack Negro and Make
Efforts to Cremate Him.

Bu Cnfted Press
BAKERSFIELD, Cal, Jan. 10.--
An attempt by two men to cremate
j. j. Tullis, prosperous MIRO
rancher near Bakersfield, was dis
closed today. Two men beat Tullis
and attempted to burn him to death
with kerosene, which was thrown
On his clothing and ignited.
The Negro, neighbors said, was
we'll liked by nearby ranchers, and
as far as any one knew, conducted
himself in a modest and discreet
manner in his business and private
life. He is conscious at intervals
and unable to give a coherent ac-
count of what happened to him.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-01-10
LOANS ARE REDUCED
Reserve Banks Decrease
From Last Week.
BB United Press

bU UUtIPU PFCSS
WASHINGTON, Jan. 1o.-Loans
on stocks and bonds to brokers and
dealers by reporting federal reserve
member banks in New York City
on Jan. s, showed a decrease of
$72,000,000 from the previous weeks
total, it was announced here today
by the federal reserve board. The
total Of brokerage loans now stands
at $3,352,00O,000 compared with
$3,424, 100000 on Dec. 81, 1929, the
record high of $6,8O4 100000 estab-
lished on Oct. 2, 1929, and $780,
023,000 on Jan. 4, 1929.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-01-10
Births

Sherman drive.
Carl and Hilda Levihn. 1875 East Troy.
Girls
Harold and Anna Trotter, OCT Berkley
road.
Harry and Helen overtree. 414o Carroll
ton.
Lawrence and Margaret Robertson, 24i2
East Eleventh.
Chester and Kathryn Matravers. 353s
North Capitol.
Alonzo and Sophronia Seymour. 1941
Cornell.
Robert and Iona Gales. 2ooI Valley.
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Business
and
Finance
Bn United Press

BIZ United Press
WASHINGTON, Jan. TO- Public
utilities spent only $3,425,oo0 in 1928
for newspaper advertising and not
from s2s,OOo,OoO to s3o,OooOoO as has
been alleged, B. F. Weadock. special
counsel for the joint committee of
national utility associations, testi-
fed in the federal trade commission
hearing today.
Weadock denied the money had
been spent to influence editorial
opinion.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-01-10

The schiR Company reports total sales
$721, ,784 for December. 1923, an increase
Of $575.674 or 1877 per cent. Sales for
the year totaled se.197, ,58S against s5.364.
922 in 1928, a gain of $780,, ,664 or IT'S
per cent. On Dec. 81. 1929. the company
had in operation l59 stores against eighty
six in 1928.
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Other Livestock

By UnitSd Press
CHICAGO, Jan. -Hogs-Receipts. 2s.-
600; including 5000 direct; opening 100
15c lower; later trade, 15N25c lower; top
sl0.10; bulk 100000 lb. weights, $9.75M10;
22o;3oo 10. weights. s.; 9;5os@9.75; butehers, i.
975 2oo-25O lbs, s95OG1o; 10000 lbs,
50 65 01O.1O; 130-16O lbs. $9.50W10; pack
ing sows, $8.15G9; pigs. medium to choice,
SO-130 los, $925g985. Cattle-Receipts,
1000; calves, 1000; all classes scarce, run
out down by storm. yearlings steady; in
between grades weighty steers weak to 25c
under early Thursday; no choice offerings
here, best SIS; slaughter classes, steers,
good and choice 0l,350-1 500 lbs, $1225
W16; 1,100-l 300 lbs. $1225Q16.50;, $50
100 lbs. S12.75Q16.75; common and me
iings, good and choice, 73o-95O lbs; $13l5
n Ii6 Is; heifers, good and choice. $50 lbs.
down, s1275@15.f5; common and medium,
$8mI275; cows good and choice, .$8.509
IL; common and medium, $650q8 $50; low
cutter and cutter, $5G6.75; bulls, good and
choice beaf, S9256tl0; cutter to medium,
S76D9 65; vealers, milk fed. good and choice
$13. 5Om16.50; medium, S1l50M13. SO; Gull
and common, $725 q 1l.50; Stocker ana
feeder steers good and choice all weights,
$40. 0.50@lI25; common and medium, $825
mlO.25. Sheep-Rec sipts, 5000; market,
actiye, fully Csc higher; bulk fat lambs,
Sl425Q14.50; top to shippers, Sl4.75; laI
ewes uneyenly higher choice light weights.
good and choice. % l6s down, SI3;15V
"a IS; medium, s12.25Q 1875; Gull end com
mon. $10.75G01225; ewes, medlum to cholce
$50 lbs. down, $6M8,25; Gull 9nd common,
$3256I6.25; feeder lambs. good and cnolce'
Sll 50M12S5.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-01-10
Rent Housekeeping Rooms

CHILDREN CARE; GOOD
HOME. CHI. 1880.
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PRICES
SINK Is CENTS
AT CITY YARDS
Cattle Market Steady to
Strong; Sheep Hold
Unchanged.

Hogs lost part Of their recent
gains today at the Union Stockyards
prices ranging from steady to 25
cents lower. The bulk, 100 to 300
pounds, sold at $40 to $1025. Top
price was $1025. Receipts were
$500, holdovers, 328.
Cattle receipts were 400. Prices
on steers we're nominal, she stock
showing strength. Vealers were SO
cents higher, selling at $3.50 down.
Calf receipts were $50.
Sheep held steady with receipts of
400 head. Top on lambs was $14.50.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-01-10

was l4y-bB. I'd 5So. twenty rails, l32 70,
up 20: twenty utilities so.43. Up 2.92. forty
bonds, 24.34.
By United Prcss
NEW YORK, Jan. 10.-The stock
market was carried up : to more
than points today, with United
States Steel and other steel shares
leading in activity and strength.
In the early afternoon after the
United States Steel Corporation an
nounced an increase OF 100000 tons
in its untitled orders as Of Jan. l
compared with Dec. l, the list sold
of on profittaking.
Steel was carried down poi t
from its earlier high and other piv-
otal shares eased off. TickerS were
able to print oddlot quotations, so
quiet had the trading become. Earlier
in the day business was brisk, with
prices rising sharply.
All Steels Up
Independent steel stocks were
strong in the early dealings. Traders
had anticipated a rise in the ton
mage figure, but the size of the
increase was a distinct surprise.
Those who had purchased in ex-
pectation of rise in tonnage took
the opportunity of the announce
ment to take profits. Steel came
out in long strips at diminishing
prices, but after the first few min
utes of this selling buying orders
we're placed and the issue resumed
its advancing tendencies.
Bethlehem Steel was reported
operating at II per cent of capacity,
compared with AS per cent recently
That statement brought the stock
up nearly 2 points.
Heavy Selling
Bears took another shot at Fox
Film A and on sales running to
several thousand shares, on one OF
5000 the stock broke to 20, where
it was off more than a point and
then it went below that level.
General Motors also was heavily
sold. dropping to around SO. Con-
solidated Gas, American and For
eign Power and several other util-
tiles we're carried down after early
strength. Westinghouse Electric
also sold off following squirt that
carried the stock above $50.
Food shares were in demand most
of the session, but they also met
proflt-taking when the general list
sold off.
Call money renewed at Az per
cent, unchanged from yesterdays
renewal.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-01-10
Produce Markets

IndianapoliS: 3sc;, hene55y quality. No. /.
ing F0siiEs 5s Of 9Uye 09er 29c Under bs &c.
Leghorn hens, TIC: springers lbs; or
22r under Ds coeGs sGc spring dsg
@ over, 2sc: capons anq slips; S lbs. and
ducks duck i fui feathered. feather fat. whites I4c. These
By Kingan & co ..o.
@ s4G s5c. BItteTfat-3SGs4c.
cheese twnoIesaie selling price ,IF per
sts 9at c s5 oPsheFnS Dmers Sa &C.
New York limberger. Soc.
BIZ United Press
NEW YORK. Jan: lo..EleYur-euist and
aiShds' middis west, s''; $3.50 ioes TaI5oTIoulet
special to extra, 7as q 7ssc. Potatoes . -
ba4re Rn afd Maine 9asy 3 ESQ 1 barqe Bermuda
s4:50@1I barrel Sweet sGe p9o6oatoes oo Ha Dull: @
eqthfES eIie
turkeys. asa 43c; chickens. 19q 40c: ca
pons, 2744 44c:. fowls. ,18q34c: ducks, 15@
poultry-Quiet: geese. 12@2oc; ducks. 100
Soc; fowls. 2963lc; turkeys. 2od30c;
lsc shiGhsps ststs lss2Ss S6os sTOfT S
fancy to special. 26G261zc; young Amer
But:er-Market. easier: receipts. II .o53:
creamery extras 34l2c; special market, 55
N35Hc. Eggs-Market. weak: receipts,
l34l3; nearby white fancy. 47G48c: state
whites. 43Q4ec; fresh hrsts, 45i2 q acc;
pacific coasts. 4sG 48iac: white westerns,
45G45lac; nearby browns, 50@5lc.
BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, Jan; 10. = Eggs = Market.
steady; receipts. s.036 cases; extra flrsts.
46c frsts. 44g45c; ordinaries. SO q 42c;
seconds, 286 36c. Butter-Market, firm:
receipts, $3.50 tubs: extras. 3312c; extra
frsts. 32632I2c: f1rsts. 500 3il2c; seconds.
% q 29c; standards. 33c. Poultry-Market.
easy; receipts. car; fowls, CSC; springers.
2lc; LeghornS. zoe; ducks. tic; geese: 13
a lac: turkeys Csc: roosters, l6c; broilers.
80 a 32c. Cheese-Twins, 2oH4 G2034c; young
Americas, 23c. Potatoes-On track, 13l
cars; arrivals. SO cars: shipments. 6Sl
cars; market firm: Wisconsin sacked
round whites, s2.5542. IS; Idaho sacked
aussets mostly s3.25G3.35.
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CLEVELAND. Jan. io-Butter-Extra
frsts IS S6i2c: seconds. 2Sfl28izc. Eggs
Extras. 46c: fl-sts. 44e. Pouitry-Fowls.
2sG soc; medium. 5a27c: Leghorn. 220
24c: heavy springers. 25G27c; Leghorn
Sprsrgers. zoe: ducks. 20G 22c; old cocks.
lac: geese. i56i7c. Potatoes-Ohio and
New York, $3.50 per $50 ID. sack: maine
Green Mt s365n3.75 per 120-Ib sack;
Idaho Russet, $4Q4.25 per l00-ib. sack.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-01-10
Death Notices

BELFORD. HARRY O.-Son of Mrs. Anna
mother. 7i8 E. Seventeenth St. Wednes-
day Jan g. Funeral Saturday, Jan. II,
3 D m. from above address. Friends in
vited Burial Crown Hill.
FOWLER HARRY H.-Of 25O2 N. Butler
Ave, beloved husband Of Hattie Fowler,
ssP2etsa 9eaTs 'his Funafal lf sdS5s Frda9 jan o
MooRE g. KIRK FUNERAi HOME, 253O
Station St., 1870 p. N. Burial Berea. KY.
IAFEgER, SHELTON beloved husband
Of Lora Lafever. father of Arthur and
Harvey. brother Of Mrs: Carrie Markle OF
Pendleton. Ind. passed away Thursday.
1eral Hen at Il family resdence p 254 poFman St
Yited. Burial Anderson. Ind. p; m.
Anderson and Muncie papers please
! IAyEILE- MARY-Sister OF the late Ella
LaveIIe, died at the home Of her niece,
Mrs RAYMOND Themes Kane. 1903 Nortn
Sge;a EsT JfFssB cBa5e Ss Of fRf KRBY E 4 pNN m 1857
" Meridian 2 to and 70 2. N.
Funeral Saturday. Jan II. $50 at the
chapel ,I1a M 8 S3iv Feyer eToss anG neqnete4v pavi
Friends invited.
sCHAEFER MARY--Deaf mute. 1882
Eugene ST, beloved Tr.otner OF C,yoe;
NAV call ct the funeral chapel OF KIRBY
&. DINN. 1901 N. Meridian St. Friday. 2
TO 4 and TO D. m. Funeral SATURDAY.
ian II D. m st ST. Paul NJ. z.
Church. Eugene and RAIDER Sts. Friends
invited.
SHARP. ARMINTA M--Age II years. be-
loved mother of Mrs. LeoDa Maude
Thomas. John, Edward and Frank w.
Sharp passed away Thursday evening
Private services at residence. 1885 Park.
SATURDAY. 1890 a. N. Interment Ediu-
burg. ind Friends may call at the resi-
dence Friday afternoon and evening.
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Bu United Press

CLEVELAND. Jan. .-Hogs-Receipts.
900 holooyerss none; mostly steady; = 15g o..
heavier weights Quotable sl0,50 down;
BULK, $10.25; rough sowS, 1925, stays, S625.
Cattle l25; market lis,, aSTiyie, sSnniS
Steers; around F$10@11.75. according. to
kind; few cows steady. Calyes1Receip
$50; better grade vealers upward to SlS;I2
6Dl9 or better; common ano medium, Sl4
@i7.5 culls downward to s12 or under.
Sheep-Rsceipts, 1,5oo; lambs steady to
strong; better grades, $l3.75@1a.2S: mostly
steady.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-01-10
STEEL ORDERS LARGE
Increases 291,S4S Tons Over the
Nov. 80 Total.
BIZ United PrCss

BIZ United PrCss
NEW YORK, Jan. 1o.-United
States Steel Corporation today re-
ported untitled orders on it's books
at the close of 1929 at 4,417, 1913 tons,
an increase Of 291 848 tons over the
Nov. 80 total and compared with
total orders Of 3,976,712 tons on Dec.
81, 1928.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-01-10

BV United Press
NEW YORK. Jan. 10.-Bank clearings
81. .l6S 900. GOO clearing house balance $l83,-
000. 900; Federal Reserve bank credit
balance s14T. .0O0. 900.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-01-10
Local Wagon Wheat
SEw YORK COFFEE RASGl

City grain elevators are paying SLIT for
No. red wheat and sl.l4 for No ? hard
wheat.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-01-10
Help Wanted Male
statesmen

statesmen
WE CAN USE THREE GOOD USED
CAR SALESMAN ON ONE OF THE BEST
PAYING PROPOSITIONS IN TOWN. IF
INTERESTED IN MAKING BIG MONEY
AND NOT AFRAID TO WORK. APPLY
TO MR.. JACKSON AT 1910 N. MERIDIAN
YOUNG MAN-18 to 70, neatly dressed.
to assist manager in circulation work;
must be free to travel; experience not
necessary; travelling expense paid. Apply
daily after p. m, in persons only. Hotel
Williams. AS for Mr.. D. A. Cohen.
YOUNG MAN-SINGLE. LIVING AT
HOME, WHO DESIRES AN OPPOR-
TUNITY TO ENTER TIE SALES FIELD.
MUST HAVE NEAT APPEARANCE AND
BE WILLING TO WORK. MIR. PIERCE,
KIMBALL PIANO CO.. $50 N. DELA.
FIRST-CLASS SALESMAN = MUST HAVE
PROTECTED TERRITORY: ONLY HARD
WORKERS NEED APPLY MR.. CASH
AT CLAYPOOL HOTEL. JAN 10TH.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-01-10
Card of Thanks

CARD OF THANKS-We wish to thank
our friends ,neighbors and relatives for
their kindness and sympathy shown at
the death Of our little son. Melvin E.
and for the beautiful floral offerings.
Especially We thank Reverend Fitz at
Morgantown. also the undertaken. w. T.
Blasengym. and to all who took part IN
our hour of SORROW. MR.. AND MRS.
PAUL MERICLE AND CHILDREN.
CARD OF THANKS-We wish to express
our heartfelt thanks TO our friends,
relatives, the Rev. Mr. Morgan and sing
ers. and Shirley Bros. for their many
the beautiful floral tributes during the
illness and death of our beloved son and
brother. Robert Virgil Smith.
HENRY ". SMITH AND FAMILY.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-01-10
TREASURY STATEMENT

bW UHfLtn FTCSA
WASHINGTON. Jan. 10.-Treasury net
balance on Jan. was Sl43,0f1, 446.43.
Customs receipts for the month to the
same date totaled SO. .420. .567.6o.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-01-10
Death Notices

TUCKER, FANNIE-Beloved wife Of Will
liam E. Tucker and mother OF Russell
E. Tucker and MS. Aneita Wells, passed
away Thursday, an. 9. Funeral Monday.
Jan. 13 D. m. at the home. l720 Or
ange St Friends invited. Burial Memorial
PARK. LCrawfordsville papers please copy.J
The Indianapolis times., 1930-01-10
Banks and Exchange
INDIANAPOLIS STATEMENT
CHICAGO STATEMENT

indianapolis bank clearings Friday Jan
10. $3.7l9.0 600; debts. 1884 900.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-01-10
NEW YORK STATEMENT

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO. Jan I0.-Bank clearings s9l
SOC. 600: balances Sc 200 600.
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By United Press
~"XrUIT II

L IOUISVILLE. Jan. o.-Hogs-Receipts,
LOO; market, sc higher; us lbs. up,
Sl0.1O; 13O-175 lbs, $9;40; 13o lbs. down,
S8.05; roughs, s8.15; stays, s755. Cattle
Receipts, 900; market, steady; prime
heavy Steers, S11.506ll3; heavy shipping
steers, s1oG11.5O; medium and plain
steers, sS5O@lO; fat heifers, $6Gl3; good
to choice cows, S7M9; medium to good
cows, scar; cutters S5.50@6; Gamers, 81
as; bulls, $6@9; feeders. sS@ 50: stock stock
ers. $500 1880: Calf-ReceiptS; lOoi
market, steady; fancy calves, $3.50; good
to choice, sl2@15; medium to good. $9Ge
II; outs. SO down. Sheep-Eeceipts, 80 o.
6f9; sheep, S566. Thursdays shipments
Cattle, l; calves, 1ol; hogs, none; sheep,
none.
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BIZ United Press
WASHINGTON, Jan. 10. - The
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad OBJ
tanned authority from the interstate
commerce commission today to issue
$35, ,088, 900 of Az per cent mortgage
bonds. Proceeds will be used to re-
tire maturing bonds and reimburse
the roads treasury for past expen-
ditureS.
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FRESH BUYING
SENDS STOCKS
UPWARD AGAIN
Untitled Order Report of
U. S. Steel Aids Mar
ket Gain.
Average Stock Prices

Average OF thirty industr.als Thursday
was 2496s. up 3e8: twenty rails. is5 25.
up 20. twenty utilities 39.43. Up 292: forty
bonds, 94.34.
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Cattle


Receipts. 400; market. steady.
Beef steers, 10o-l. 500 lbs.
good and choice ........... .$12.25 0l5.50
Common and medium ........ 9.50Gl2.25
Beef steers LOO lbs. down.
good and choice ............ 12.50Gl5.7o
Common and medium ......... 9.50Ql2.5o
Heifers $50 lbs. down. good
Common and medium ....... S.009l2.50
Cows ,,...,...,... 8.50@l0.O0
Common and medium ....... 6.50Gl $50
Lower cutter and cutters -. Asa $50
Stocker and feeder steers,
good and choice ............ 6.50@li.00
Common and medium ........ $500 $50
--Veafs--
Receipts. $50; market. higher.
Medium and choice .$l3.50@1750
Gull and common ........... 7.5OG15 15.5O
sheep
Receipts. 400 market. steady.
Lambs good and choice. go. .sl3 .50Q 1880
Common and medium ........ l0.50Ml3.50
Ewes, medium to choice. ...... 4.500 $50
Gull and common ............ 2.0OQ $50
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In Memoriam Notices

IN MEMORIAM-In loving remembrance
of Ada Riedl (nee Taylor who departed
this life eleven years ago today.
Father and mother.
Mr.. AND MRS. ISAAC TAYLOR.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-01-10
BIZ United Press
DTTTCpnRGE To

BIZ UNIIPU FTtSS -
5000, market, uneven, mostly steady ;
heavy hogs, shade higher; underweignt
and pigs, easy; l50-220 lbs, SIC. .50@10 .65;
" sl0.25MI0.4O; bulk sows. SS@8 SO. Cattle
Receipts, IS: market, nominal; calves
receipts, 1875; market, steady; top vealers.
soc higher; choice handyweight lambs,
s14.5o; others, $l3.50@14.25; aged wethers,
S7M8.
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BIZ United Press
TT. WAYNE. Ind, Jan. 1o.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts. 100; calves. receipts SO; hogs. re-
ket kpi Steady to ioc off; l20 lbs. down, $9.15;
i20-i4O lbs. SO 40; 10000 lbs, $40; 200
225 lbs. s9S5; s25-25O lbs. $50; 25o-3oo
stays, s6; calves. $3.50; calves. 1880.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-01-10

The market appraisal Of 10 Leading
year from $32. 152. 458 900 on Dec 29, 1928.
to s29. 442, ,9S4 900 on Dec. 81, +=S9. says
Frazier Jelke & Co, in ar. ~ sstment m
drop in the seven motors included in the
group contributed 96 per cent of the, total
depreciation. The ten utilities, although
selling at $2,074, 1884, .000 less than at the
end of last August, were $517. As, 900
higher at the end of the year, than at
the beginning. With the single excep-
teen groups was higher at the end Of
1929 than at the end of 1927.
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Receints 5oo. market hirher.
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CHICAGO Jan. 1o::--Natural gas sales
Increased $4,000, 600 cubic feet in De-
camber as compared with the month of
November, it was announced today by
Frank P. Parish, president. Demember
deliveries to clients amounted to 437 mill
lion cubic feet, while those in the pre-
vious month were 405 900 900 cubic feet.
per cent.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-01-10
New York
Stocks


= tBY Thomson & McKinnonI-
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BIZ United Press
CINCINNATI

CINCINNATI, Jan. o.-Hogs-,Receipts'
2So lbs. steady to Sc higher. sl0.25@ 1910;
light lights and pigs, seady to Csc higher;
l2O-l5O lbs. sloa 1o;25; heavy. hogs, dull.
25c or more lower. bidding. S9.I5 on $50
800 lbs; sows. steady, S8G8.25; smooth
finished light weights. $3.50. Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 375; calves, 225; famine supplies,
broad demand: unevenly higher; recovery
$3.50: piain. kind. $l2.25 down; beef
% active IS 5oG SIS; bulls. s7.5o@s.25: few.
$3.50; veals.. SOC higher: closing slow. much
of advance lost top. S1S; above SIS. Sheep
Receipts, 1875; steady. not enough to de-
fine prices: few choice handyWeight lambs;
up to SI450: others s3.S5 down; good
light ewes. listed. $3.50.
TOLEDO. Jan: 1o;-Hogs-R Receipts. 800; .9G
G950: medium, se.s5GlO; Workers. $9.50@
s.75: pigs. s950G975. Cattle-Receipts.
light; market. strong. Calves-Receipts,
light: market, steady. Sheep and lambs
Receipts, light; market, steady.
D EAST iBUFFAio.. n. 7. Jan. lo.--HOss..
higheT; 6ui kI2o-Iso lbs. slo.7sGlo.s.; 2595
$50. cattle-seeeipts. .5s I25; mostly ., COWS.
steady. sl7.5o a0-H. sheep-Receipts.
4 200: lambs. active steady. 25c higher;
good to choice. S14G14.25: hanyweights.
firmly held at s14.50: medium and strong
weights. sl2.5O@l3.5o: fat ewes. s6q7.25.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-01-10

CHICAGO, Jan. 1O.--Auburn Auto
mobile Company established new
production record of nearly $4,000 cars
in 1929, compared with 12,899 in 1928.
an increase of almost 100 per cent, e; L.
Cord, president, announced yesterday.
Plans are being laid for even greater
production in 1880. Cord said.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-01-10

PITTSBURGH, Pa, Jan. I0.-Erectiop
Of a steel mill costing between $4,000, 900
1,OOO-acre tract of land on Lake Michi-
gan. east of Gary, Ind, by the National
Steel Corporation, is announced by
Ernest T. Weir, chairman of the board
of directors,
The Indianapolis times., 1930-01-10
Room for Rent With Board

ALABAMA. N. 22oI-2 large front rms:
private home; $3.50. IA. 1921.
ASHLAND. 222I-Room and board for 2.
Private home. He. 5l49 9------
CAPITOL. N. 716-Nice warm room. or
2; good meals. Ri. 904S.
CAPITOL. N. 3i26-2 clean rms; private
home; gentlemen only. Ha. Ol48-R.
CENTRAL 2404-Nce warm rm.; good
meals l OF 2; reasone Die. Ha. 4787-M.
CENTRAL. 235s-Cozy warm rm.. $3.50;
board ont. gentleman. Ia. 6576.
EMERSON, S.. l43-Nice furnished rooms,
MINNESOTA. E.. 265-2 warm, modern
sleeping rooms: DR. 0432. --- ---.
MORRIS, W. 223l-Room. board laundry,
l or q $3.50 each. Be. ll32-R. .---
NEW JERSEY. N. l438-Nice warm room,
l or 2. meals optional. Ii. 5704
PENN. N, 1864-Lovely horne, private
lavatory. toilet. references; Sl2.
PENNSYLVANIA N. 1923-Furnished rn.
and board $3.50 week
NICE home for employed girl: rn. board.
Sc or housekeeping privileges. He. 210l.
CHILDREN TO BOARD = Modern home.
606 Somerset Ave. Be. 4963.
CHLIDREN-Roo and board: SO week.
CAN He. 1772.
GIRL to room and board mothers care;
near school. 6l3 Lipwood. Ir. 38l1-W
SOUTH RCOM-Private home; ! or per-
sons Ha. 1912.
HLDREN-MOTHER'S CARE: GOOD
HOME. CHI 1880.