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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-10-06
SALES ORDERS
SEND FUTURES
MARKET DOWN
Lack of Buying Evidenced
in All Grains; Corn
Unchanged.
United Press

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, Oct. 6.-Wheat sagged
at the opening on the Board Of
Trade today under moderate selling
orders and little evidence Of buying
support.
Liverpool was weak and lower on
liquidation by longs and reports of
rains in Australia and Argentina.
There was little action at the start.
Corn and oats fell fractionally with
wheat.
At the opening wheat was e to l
cent lower, corn and oats were 4
to y cent lower. Provisions we're
unsettled, steady to weak.
Liverpool. as expected, opened
lower this morning and moved err
radically around III to Us cents
lower, where it stood at mid-after-
noon. BuenoS Aires was Ia to 21s
cents lower at the start.
Wheat traders are generally bull
ish and predict higher prices later
on, but the market mad advanced 8
to 8 cents last week and profit TAX
ing began on Saturday may be con-
tinued.
Of late large orders have not been
appearing though the milling de-
mand has revived and the amount
expected to be fed continues to be
an important factor. 1t is expected
that this will bring material re-
duction in supplies.
Corn was believed to have been
overbougllt last week. With no I'M
portant change being seen in the
market factor, corn is expected to
follow wheat for the present.
Cash interests have been absorb
ing future and cash oats on the
weak spots. The northwest has been
hedging purchases there by sales
here. The cash market continues
strong.
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TORCH MURDER
CASE DEFERRED
TO THURSDAY
Schroeder'S Arrangement Is
Delayed; Motion to
QuaSh Filed.

Arrangement of Harold Herbert
Schroeder. central figure in the High
School road auto pyre death. on
first degree murder indictment was
deferred until Thursday morning in
criminal court today.
A motion to quash the prosecu-
tons indictment was filed by Ira
Holmes, defense counsel, and argu-
ments on the motion will be heard
Thursday by Criminal Judge James
A. Collins.
Holmes based his motion to ouaSh
on two attacks on the murder in
dlctment'S wording: First that the
Indictment does not constitute a
public offense as worded. Second
that the indictment against schroo1
der Is not sufficiently definite on
the crime alleged.
Schroeder was dressed in a nsttv
dark blue suit when brought into
court today. He appeared upper
turped by the curious eyes of spec
tators.
The indictment accuses him with
Killing an unidentified man by
burning, stabbing and by unknown
methods.
Miss Dorothy Jacobs. alleged to
have stabbed Robert Morrison IA
tally during a party in her North
pennsylvania street apartment. Aug.
8, pleaded not guilty to a. first
degree murder charge.
Seventy-seven other defendants
held on affidavits and indictments
were arraigned and pleaded not
guilty to charges ranging from lar
ceny to murder.
John L. Benz, one of four poll
officials held for alleged corrupt
practices following the primary cleo
ton, pleaded not guilty to charge
Of violating official duty. His trial
date was set for Oct. 10.
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STOCK SHARES
HIT new LOWS
IN FAST TRADE
Utilities and IndustrialS
Sold Heavily; Leaders
Feel Pressure.
Average Stock Prices

Average Of thirty industrials for Friday
was 2ii.l0. of 3.06. Average OF twenty
a s w aes Was 81 7sas on ACsrag AveG
age Of forty bonds was 1857 to IN
changed.
y NEW YORK, Oct. 6.-stocks
broke 1 to 9 points in first part Of
the session today and rallied only a
tiny portion of the decline before
noon. Early trading was active, but
declined later.
Decentralization in the market
for Brazilian bonds, where prices
were off / to more than Z points,
due to the revolutionary outbreaks
worked against the stock market.
Commodities resumed their de-
clines. Coffee futures on the coffee
and sugar exchange broke wide
open, selling off sixty to 10 points
as a result of the Brazilian difficult
ties.
Bonds Unsettled
Wheat at Chicago sold off and
other grains followed. Gotten re-
gained part of early losses. Sugar
held steady, while silk and rubber
futures sold off.
The bond market was unsettled by
the break in Brazilian issues. Some
of the high grade issues gave ground
slightly, but they were steadiest.
United States government issues
were firm.
Around noon Dupont was at 103,
off 3ss; j. I. Case 1873, off 8; Arneri-
can Can 1904, off "a; Columbian
Carbon 114A, off 81; General Elec-
trio 81, off 1; Eastman Kodak 1856,
off 3; General Motors 307s, off l,
and westinghouse Electric 1851,
off 31s.
Electric Auto Lite broke to As,
off 4. and new low in the automo-
bile equipment issues.
Steel Firms Up
Among the rails new lows for the
year or longer were made by
Southern Railway at 69A. off IL;
New York Central 147, off 27s; st.
Louis-San Francisco So, off 4, and
Northern Pacific go, eff q, Declines
of to 2 points were made by Bal
timore & Ohio, New Haven g.
Penna.
American Telephone led a sharp
decline in the communication is
sues, breaking to 2Oo94, off 3, as
compared with it's low of the
year of zoos. Western Union made
new low for the year and Inter
national Telephone broke more than
a point.
Shortly after noon rallying tend
encies were noted here and there
and trading volume quoted down
substantially. American Telephone
was among the ra1lying group.
United States Steel was up nearly
a point from its low. The majority
of issues were still well beneath the
| previous closing levels.
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Deaths

Hannah s. Dickinson, II. 20 North Be-
vile. chronic interstitial nephritis
joseph E. Menges. SO. 1904 Mills bron-
John Holm, So. s2t Congress. carcinoma
Willie Esther owens. SIS. 1902 North Sher-
man Drive, carcinoma.
Harvey NJ Evans, 49, Methodist hos
pital. pulmonary oedema
Thomas Harvey. 81, 1887 Hillside. acuts
cardiac dtlatation.
John Il. Hiikene, S. 5lt5 Kenwood.
H 1; Lowenstine, 46. Central Indians
Jerome 9. CraWley. II. 284f North Illi-
noiS. broncho pneumonia.
Helena c. Williams. 65. st. Vincents
hospital, cardio vascular renal disease.
James Daniels. So. city hospital. lohar
Jerry ,,Willet. 81. city hospital. chronic
Peter West. IT. 1909 Prospect. arterio-
Mabel l. Kellems 2e 1908 West wasn-
ington, carcinoma.
Patience Anna Harvey. 70. 1921 Ken
wood. intestinal influenza.
Wilma Estella Hine 80. Methodist hos
pital. coronarv thrombosis.
Robert P. Dodd. days. Coleman hof-
pital. inter cranial hemorrhage.
William L. Springer, 10. 1854 zee. bron-
cho pneumonia.
Mary Virginia Shriver. II. 952 North
Dearborn. hYpoststic pneumonia.
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HALL COPS TWO RACES

RH Times Special
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Oct. g.
Ira Hall of Terre Haute won two of
four five-mile races at the Brazil
speedway Sunday afternoon.
Howdy Wilcox of indianapolis was
second in the first event and Al
Miller of Detroit. third. Ohtre re-
suits:
Second Event -. Dick Kroger. Indian
srols. first, Rsy Movers. Indianapolis. sec
ono: Bob Carey. Dayton. O.. third Time.
s2s
niiu S-I ll15tS y
second: Len Dehart. Indianapolis. third.
Time. sos.
Fourth Event-Ira Hall. Terre Haute.
first, "Howdv' Wilcox. Indianapolis. Sec
ond: Bob Carey. DAYTON. o.. thire. Time.
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SWINE TRADES
MOVE UPWARD
AT CITY YARD
Cattle Are Slow, Draggy;
VeaIeTS Strong to
so Cents Up.

A stronger trend was in evidence
this morning in hogs at the union
stockyards, prices ranging 10 to Is
cents higher than Fridays average
mostly IS cents up. The bulk, $50
to 300 pounds, sold for SOTO to
S10.55. Receipts for the day were
estimated at 5000; holdovers were 49,
A typical Monday market, slow
and draggy, was the feature Of cat
tie. Receipts were 500. Veslers sold
so cents higher at $3.50 down. Cali
receipts numbered 300.
Sheep and lambs were steady with
Friday or sharply lower than Satur-
day. The market was fast. Good
and choice lambs brought 81 to $3.50
Receipts were 1900.
Chicago hog receipts were $4,000
including $4,000 direct. Holdovers
we're 500. The market opened active
to IS to 25 cents higher than Fri
days average Good to choice 200
to 225 pound weights were $10.15 to
$1025; stronger weights held highre;
100 to 1870 Founders, $40 to $10.10;
$50 to $50 pound packing sows, $7.65
to $685.; smooth lighter sorts, up to
SO. Cattle receipts were 21,O00;
calves, $500; steady. Sheep, $4,000;
steady.
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DOzO-JOneS
Summary

oct. ! totaled si.s4{ tons a decrease 81
1892 tons from preceding week.
LoNDoN-New York cables opened q.
1855 I-s2 against ASS S1-32. Paris checks
1882, Amsterdam 12.052, Italy 92.SO5,
Berlin 20.415.
Daily average production OF crude oil i1
5s4' zoo barrels decrease $500 barrels. &C
cording to California OIL World
Brazilian revolutionary leaders claim
control Of FIVE shares santa Catnarlna
Mato Crosse Parana mines GeTaes anq no
serves in controlled states expecting TO
put army Of 10000 men in the neld.
Brazilian Federal s9 3orE m@Itb nsureent
but was refused dispatches from MohIe-
video state.
Compania swift international declared
an extra dividend OF 81 payable Nov. 10.
record Oct. 10.
clared regular quarterly dividends Of SO
cents on common and s1.75 on preferred
payable Nov. Z, record oct. u.
Trans-America Corporation is enter
ing International Telephone field through
formation of General Telephone and
Electric Corporation with authorized
capital of 100000 common shares by
Theodore Gary Co., and British inter-
est. Investment of Trans-America and
Gary interests in excess of S20,O00,0OO
and that of other associated $4,000, 900.
Wheat production for 1880 in thirty
northern hemisphere countries estimated
at 2,80l ,925, 900 bushels. increase of SO
per cent over 1929 production by agricul-
tural department.
New York Exchange asks members for
all telegraphic communications sent or
received by them for two weeks ended
Oct, 3, relating in any way to financial
conditions of members of the exchange.
Irving Fishers whole commodity price
index for week ended Oct. 3. at 1928
against 1871 at end of preceding week.
youngstown district steel operations.
off l per cent this week to SO per cent of
capacity.
Stocks of crude rubber in London on
Oct. 4, totaled 1854 tons, decrease
1852 from preceding week.
Worthington Pump and Machinery Cor
poration aSquireS Gilman Manufacturing
Company of East Boston, Mass, special
i1ing in rock drilling equipment.
National Electric Power Company de-
clared regular quarterly dividend of IS
cents on Glass common payable Nov. l.
record Oct. Is.
Bank of Japan has reduced discount
rate to Sill per cent from SAB per cent,
latter in effect since Oct. 1, 1927
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State Florists to Meet

COLUMBUS, Ind. Oct. 6.-The
October meeting of the State Flor
lists Association of Indiana will be
held here Tuesday, beginning with
luncheon at noon. Sunken gar
dens owned by w. G. Irwin and the
Barnaby greenhouse will be visited
after which miniature golf will be
played. Edward A. Neuman is
president of the association and
Edward G. Grande, secretary.
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Births

Joseph and Dorothy Ross, 2la5 North
Eariand Elizabeth Brooks. 2l45 Ring
gold.
Horace and Irene Faucet. 6l2 Harlan.
Paul and Mary Miller, Coleman hos
Loren and Alice McClahanan. Coleman
Charles and Sarah Orr. Coleman hos
Leslie and Dorles Wilson. Coleman hos
James and Edith Allen. Coleman hos
Robert and Dorothy Crawford, Coleman
Joseph and Mildred Milan. Coleman hos
Clifford and Mabel Jackson. 1901 Wilcox.
Doris and Margaret Higginson, Methodist
Bernie and Dorothy Sanders, 2lao North
Rural.
Fred and Goldie Briggs, 800 South Penn
sylvania
Ralph and Margaret Thompson, ESQ
Raymond and Bessie Smith. 1905 west
Charles and Day Thompson. 1925 East
George and willena Ivy. Coleman hos
Franklin and Mary Oldham, Coleman
Floyd and Euthia Thompson, Coleman
Arthur and Dorothy Smith. Coleman
William and Hattie Meyers, 14O5 Gin
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Twins Throughout School

BU Times Special
NINEVEH, Ind, Oct. give sets
Of twins are attending the Nine
veh township school. Their names
and ages are Edith Margaret and
Billy Dickinson, 6; Warren and Carl
Curry, 6; Pearl and Mrlrl Crouch,
10; Florence Lynn and Anna Lau-
RE Dickinson, 10, and OriS and
Iris Martin. IS. They are enrolled
in classes from the primary TO the
junior high school.
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Rurnited Press

CLEVELAND. O., Oct 6.--Hogs-Ke-
ceipts. 1900; 15G25c higher than week
Saturday at S1075 for most l80-25o-l ID.
mixtures: bulk. 14o-i70 lbs, sl0.5o; pigs
downward to $40: rough sows. IS. Cattle
flesh condition to earn. s7.5od850. firm,
supply limited. palmer offerings pre-
dominating ESQ SOC lower, downward to
above IS so usually too weighty to at
tract competition; cows steady, bulls Csc
OF more lower. Calves-Receipts, 900
veslers strong spots soc higher; better
Grades. SI461450, odd best kinds, SIS;
common to medium around. Sl0q 1880;
culls downward to $3.50. Sheep-Receipts,
3 400. steady: fat lambs, S86S.50; best
quoted ss.75; common to medium throw
outs. S5.50G7.
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A. n.s DOWN GREENWOOD

olympic a. C.s defeated Green
wood at Greenwood, Sunday. 81 TO
s. and next Sunday the A. Cs viii
play at Shelbyville. Regular club
meeting will be held tonight at
South Grove clubhouse at 8. Fast
state elevenS desiring games write
Howdy Stout. 700 Park avenue
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Other Livestock
Bv Times SpecioI

TTTTTe
LOUISVILLE. KY. oct. 6-Hogs-Fe-
ceipts 400: market. steady. 800 lbs. up,
$3.50; 100000 lbs. .$l9s5: 1755,-2oO lbs
s7.i0: roughs, S765 stays. $3.50 Cattis
Receipts. $780, market, 25q50c lower:
prime heavy steers, s8G9.50 heavy ship
steers, s5q6.5O. fat heifers, s5.50@9 50;
neTs. S2G5.75; bulls. s3.50@5: feeders. $50
1926: stockers $4Q6.25. Calves-Receipts
/ 300; market. steady: good to choice, 50 % %
medium. S4.50G SO. Sheep-Receipts. 500:
market. steady: ewes and wether lambs.
81 So; buck lambs. $3.50: seconds. $4@4,50;
SUNDAY Shipments: Cattle. Ct; calves, 49o;
hogs. 164: sheep, l52.
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A ,. rs BFAT ALL-PROs

Jewelrs a. B. C.s defeated jim
Fierce's All-Pros at Washington
park Sunday. to 3. beating Lefty
Hall. Quincy Three-I League hurler
The Pros were out in front in the
second game when darkness snded
play ia the fourth inning. it being
no game.
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OTHER COLLEGES

Alabama, So: mississippi, o.
Adrian. IL Findlay. r.
Ashland. s. Wooster. O.
Army. 50. Furmsn. Q.
Boston university. u. New Hampshire
BoYWIdoin. IS. Massaehqsetts AIgstiss. o.
Brigham Young 6. Neveda 8 ftiel.
Bucknell. 26. Albright 0.
Brown. 54, Worcester Poly, o.
Carnegie Tech. So. Thiel. 6.
Chicago, 10. Ripon. Q.
Chicago 7; Hillsdale. s.
Oolgste, o.. Bethany. O.
Columbia y Union. 0.
Colorado. q. Missouri. O.
Cornell. 81: Niagara "a.
Davidson. q; Erskine. Q.
Delaware, 10, st. Joseph, s.
D.exel, AZ, Cooper Union, 0,
Florida. IN; North Carolina State. o
Fordham, II; Buffalo. 0.
Franklin and Marshall. %: Catholic, 2.
G soTgiia' % 81 Mercer 45 south S Carolina
Gettysburg. 8: Villa Nova, 0.
Harvard, So; Vermont, 0.
Heidelberg. IS; Ohio wesleyan, 10.
Holy Gross. ~ Providence. o..
Illinois, z; Iowa State. 0.
Iowa Wesleyan, q; Graceland. o.
Iowa State Teachers, 10, Luther, 0.
Johns Hopkins, 80, Upsala, 9.
o.
Kansas Aggies, IA, Washburn. O.
Kansas. IS; Creighton, 0.
Kentucky western, 10, Pennsylvania, 0.
Kentucky. 81; Sewanee, 0.
Knox. is. Western Teachers, 0.
Lafayette. 10; Muhlenberg, 0.
Lake Forest. 10; Beloit, O..
Lowell Tech. u. City College Of New
; y no " Gos Angeles. 7. Pacific, o.
Loyaol New Orleans. 26' Louisiana
Michigan. o; Michigan state. o (tie).
Marietta. 81 Rio Grande, 0.
Marshall z. Morris Harvey, 0.
Mississippi College. -; Mississippi a
Montana state, e: Regis, 10;
Muskingum. 10; western Reserve, 6.
Navy, IS; William and Mary, s.
New York. Al; West Virginia WeS-
Nebraska. 10, Texas A. & NJ, o.
Northwestern. ID; Tulane. O.
North Carolina. 50, Virginia Poly. 81.
oklahoma. 4s; New Mexico, 0.
Ohio Northern, 6, Toledo. 0.
Oklahoma Aggies, 6; Iowa, 0.
Olivet. 7; Defiance, O..
Otterbein. IS. CaderviNe, 0.
Pennsylvania. 63: .Swarthmore. 0.
Pittsburgh. Is, West Virginia. o.
Princeton. %; Amherst, o.
Southern. California, 81: oregon State,
Springfield. 80; Colby. Q.
Stanford 90; Santa Clara. Q.
ST. Johns. Is: Hamline. 10 (tiel
St. Ilsf. 20. South Dakota State, 0.
st. Xavier. 10; Denison. O.
Susouehanna. o. Wagner. 7.
Syracuse. 40, Hobart, o.
Tennessee. Is: Centre. 0.
Texas Christtan. 0; Simmons. (tiel.
Texas, 0: Centenary. 0 ttie).
Trinity %; New York Aggies, Z.
Tulsa. 26 Arkansas. g.
Utah State. s. Colorado college. z.
Utah. n: Wyoming. 0.
Ursinus. 90 Haverford O.
Vanderbilt. %: Minnesota, 2.
Virginia Military. 6. St. Johns. 0.
Washington and Jefferson. S6; West
Minister. o.
washington Cst. Louis). Il; Illinois
iollege. 0.
Washington. q; Montana. o.
wWsshhngtton s eng Lee IA RShmond
Williams Is; Middlebury. 0.
Wisconsin. Is, Carleton. O.
Wisconsin, SO; Lawrence. s.
Yale. 30. Maryland Is.
Chicago played double header.
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CINCINNATI. oct. -Hoes-RecelpJs.
$780, Including $50 direct: heldover. none
fairly active. generally steady: Spots,
better grade. 10000 lbs. $1,000 to mostly
siO65; 100 1870 lbs, under weight, 9.75gs
hioher: bulk So 10 mostly 1925. Cattle
Receipts. $500: calves. $50; SLOW. desirable
iight weight steers and heifers scarce sdc,:
bids off more: all grades cows unevenIy
Steady to mostly 25c lower; common and
medium steers and heifers. S5q750: some
sirabie warnings upward TO $1,000: most
beef cows. s45Oa $50; bulk low cutters
and cutters. s275d3.75; bulls, slow, weak weak
ines: veaiers. Soc lower than Fridayo,s
average good and choice. S iI5gGgf lz az,
lambs fairly active, steady to strong; bulk
better grade. So to mostly So. 40; few cholce
lots. S875: sheep, weak; spots. DUO lower
tat ewes. s2Q3; culls. down to 81.
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BuRated Press

EAST ST. LOUIS. III, Oct, 6.--Hoogs-Ree-
oeipts' Is 600; market steady to 10 cents
higher: pigs steady to Z5e up; tops: sio:s9;
sIn I5Gi0'2S: is0-l60-lh. weights. SO 500
10 10: io0-fs6-lb. weights. SS.75Q9;5o; sows,
s765GS.25 Cattle-Receipts. 5000; calves;
SotVs slow. mixed yearlings, heifers,
cutters low cutters and medium bulls,
Steady; good and choice vealeers6 slS.IS,
isrgsi9 through and dressed: few lambs to
citv butchers steady to Csc up at $50
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~Bowling>
BY LEFTY LEE

Michssus Builders agsin won three
the Brseer quintet being the victims.
Shoe shop as Prins Beverage nosed out
the outlaws By two pins n the eeConQ
game 20 avoid shut out. Aooott ano
etieh we're outstanding with totals OF ele
and 6l3.
Bakers soi series gave the Kirschner-
ner soys during the St. Philip No.
ron II. 1. Il.
Triple wins featured the Ritzy. Roller
girls league games Weisshsar snc KIDS
defesting Brewer and Pittman-Elcs, a.
Selod tossed IN 5i4 series to lead this
Reserve Lean Life won three games from
t 9o Rom liz E. Of fd n E during the Ia
surance League series on the Hotel Antler
alleys. This is a newly organized league,
this series being the first Of the season.
EDDIE Hornbe-ger. former Silver Flash
star, has signed for the season with the
Wheeler Lunch team.
Grszory-Appel will remember the finish
Wheeler Lunch put on IN the third game,
during the Indianapolis League play last
Wednesday night. Going into the seventh
frame six marks down the Lunch team
tossed in total Of nineteen strikes to
VAL " o maj h4t4 Vi rAHA4s pms
Bill ReitzeIl former partner Of the Arm
Of Martin -ReitzeH. owners OF the Capitol
Bowling alleys. has signed 70 roll with the
Cregory-Appel quintet Of the Indianapolis
League. When this club takes the drives
memories Of happy days on the West Mar
lines up with McNeW. Woodland. Fender
CAST, Reltzell Burt and West, all former
Capitol alley favorites.
Bob Chandler turned in the weeks
feature three-game set With score Of SOB.
II looked Ike a sure 700 for the vet with
best at the finish.
Bob wuensch was In the pocket during
last weeks games, $50 dropping Wednes-
day night and 671 Friday night for total
OF 1901. an average Of 2l7 pins per game.
Bailey Realty finished with games of
f01e and 1.055 after a 932 start to total
006 and lead all teams during the weeks
play. Msrott Shoe Shop was second with
1893 and Falls City Lager in the show
spot on 1853
Jerry Prochaska was within one pin Of
2s7 starting With eight Strikes in a row
Jerry left the No. pin on q Brooklyn hit
blew it. and thep tossed in three more
strikes.
Membership in the indianapolis Bowling
Association IS required of all leagues 70
prevent the members of teams rolling with
out membership becoming outlswed by the
American Bowling Congress for one year
~. Hamilton. secretary # the local asso-
citation. wishes 10 call TINS rule to the at
tention of all league secretaries.
Women teams rolled some good scores
during league play Marott Shoe Shop lead
ing with a total of 25f3. Feenev Furnt-
ture had 2.516 and Gieson Products. 2.474.
Johns and Finn divided individual
hoonrs. the former securing high single
game with score of 224. while Finn was
Rest over the three-game route with a total
OF 555.
Johns seems to be in for a real average
this season. her six-Rame total last week
being i.153 for an average OF 1872 per
game.
Fred 5chleimer broke loose with dandy
f65 series. while rolling with the Star
team
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En- Initial Press

CINCINNATI. oct. 6.-Butter- Steady;
creamery in tub lots. according to score.
packing stock. No /. 3oc; No. O. Csc; No 3.
15c; butterfat, 36@38c. Eggs-Higher;
cases included; Extra f1rsts, SOC: f1rsts, 26c.
poultry-Thin and coarse stock sells only
at heavy discount; fowls. lbs and over.
23c: lbs. and over. .21c: lbs. and over.
roosters. 13c; colored fryers. over lbs.
2ic:, broilers. colored. over lbs, 22c:
and dc ofpington broiiers. IL lbs. and over
zoe: broilers. partly feathered 15G 18c:
Leghorn and Orptngton fryers, over 2 lbs.
19c; chickens. lbs. and over. 23c: black
Sprtngers 16c,
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CHICAGO, oct. s-Eggs- Market steady:
receipts 1923 cases: extrgao flrsts. 2Sq;
naries. 19621c; seconds, 15@18c. Butter
Market steady; receipts. 1892 tubs; ex-
tras. 371sc. extra -flrsts, 36@361ac;, hrsts.
cars; fowls. zoe; springers, 18@ zoe: Leg
KEYS, 18c: ROSTERS. 15c. Cheese-Twins.
18M18t2c; young Americas. 19c. Potatoes
| On track SAG; arrivals PIT: shipments,
| 1,340. market about steady. Wisconsin
sacked Irish cobblers, S1.s0@1 30; Idaho
sacked russets. $2.25@2.50: Minnesota
sacked Irish cotblers. $1.70G 80; russets,
| So. $50 $50; Min esota sacked Irish cob
blers. S1.70@1 80: Colorado Red McClures.
| s1.95@2: Nebraska sacked Bliss Trlumphs.
| 81 75n1 90
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-10-06

Market higher di9 Ib s. dOw Y so s8 i3S
l1o ibs ioS 80 g. $3.50 4oI5o lbs 1886 i50
ia his, $685.: i6O-1s0 lbs. $3.50; ISo-2e9
lbs $685. 2o9,2 sGo lbs $1S9sSo Is95SS
iib he Sio. $3.50 lbs. s9.75; 350-400 lbs.
$50: roughs. $3.50: stays. $3.50 calves.
s13: lambs, $3.50.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-10-06
BIZ United Press

CLEVELAND. oct. -Butter-Extras.
38c; standard. 36c. Eggs-Extras, BIC:
firsts. Csc Poultry-Fowls, Csc; medium,
23c, Leghorn, 14@1 6c; heavy broilers, 200
22c; Leghorn broilers, 18@2lc; ducks, 100
zoe; old cocks, LAG 16c; geese zoe Potatoes
Ohio cobblers. $120@1.30 per 60-lh.
sack; Main Green Mountain. s2.6oG265
per 12n-Ih sack