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balances after taxes and charges, but
before depreciation S1,74S.661, against
S1,5S9,S64 in November, 1929. Eleven
months S19,171,6 23, against S1S, 1924.
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ARSON CASES GAIN
is Pleaded Guilty in Two
Months, HogSton Says.

Sixteen persons pleaded guilty to
arson charges during the months
of October and November, the two
month report of State Fire Marshal
Alfred E. Hogston disclosed today.
larson has been on the increase
during the last year, due to business
conditions" Hogston explained. 1T
is Cur belief that arson investiga-
tors probably reduce arson so per
cent. The fact that the investiga-
tors are present throughout the
state discourages would-be incen-
diarists."
Forty-four new cases were inves-
tigated by the department during
the two-month period. There were
81 inspections made by the inspec-
ton division.
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SHORT COVERING
MOVES FUTURES
MARKET HIGHER
All Grains Sell Higher on
Strong Cables; Corn
Holds Firm.
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, Dec. 23.-July wheat
opened firm on the Chicago Board
Ct Trade today after reaching the
Lowest levels since 1901 during late
transactions Monday. Corn, which
was at the mercy of wheat Monday,
was stronger and rallied a major
fraction Oats were firm.
The strength in wheat was attrib-
uted TO short covering preceding the
holidays and to higher Liverpool and
Buencs Aires markets, whose weak
ness precipitated the decline Mon
day.
AT the opening, wheat was I'M
changed to sc higher with July
unchanged to Ac up; corn was q
to &c higher, and oats were Z to
&c higher. Provisions were steady
to weak; December lard dropped
another 40 points.
Liverpool Moves Up
Liverpool was not as low as ex-
pected and reversed itself to show a
IS to sc advance at mid-afternoon.
Buenos Aires started unchanged but
was 1lsc higher just before noon.
1t was announced by President
Minor that the prices of old crop
wheat futures would Be maintained
by the sterilization corporation. He
takes an optimistic view of the sit
uation based on the feeding and
normal disappearance between now
and the end of the crop year,
July l..
AS a result of the artificial situa-
ton, July. a new crop month, is
1888 cents under May, an old crop
mouth.
Corn Steady
The trade is of the opinion that
this will take a long time to WORK
out, as Canada and the United
States still have large SURPRISES and
Argentina and Australia are about
to ship a new crop.
Corn is now at levels where the
majority Of traders believe that it
is not wise to press short sales. The
movement is fairly large, but &C
cording to the trade has not been
large enough to so depress the
market.
Oats did not go into new ground
Monday, but there was heavy selling
by a house generally working for a
leading local industry.
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MARRIAGE Licenses

Mark A. Cravens. "a, of 114O North
Senate. clerk. and Gladys Smith, 10, Of
Francis H. Rettig IS, of 1865 North
Alabama. clerk. and nellie K. Hoard, 20, OF
2426 Prospect. bookkeeper.
Harry ]. Miller. rs. TT. Wayne, physician,
and Hilda o. Boyle. %, of SOL North
Augustine j. NagIe, "A, Pittsburgh, Pa.
salesman. and Jeanette A. Mullen. 81, of
36Q5 BalSam. nurse.
Charles S. Whitehouse. 80, of 2o22
Prospect, clerk. and Annabelle NJ. Luke,
Robert E. Ditsler. 10. of 1921 Commerce.
student and Gladys L. woodruff, 20 OF
i' The N1nIe" s. Cliff. 2s of Terre Haute.
machinist. and Josephine M. Swope, %,
of 1920 Park. student.
James Hook. "a, OF Milwaukee, Wis;
2929 North Gale. teacher.
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Chicago Grain Table

CHICAGO. Dec. 2s.-Carlots: Wheat
l6: corn. III; oats, 25; rye, 3, and barley
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Filters Reject Union

WASHINGTON, Dec. ga pro-
posal by the Brotherhood of Loco
motive Engineers for taking in avia-
tors as unit of the Brotherhood
has been voted down by the execu-
tive committee of the National Air
Pilots Association.
The N. A. P. A., as it is known
has membership of 1,40O pilots
and its members include practically
100 per cent of the men flying the
regular mail and passenger lines in
the country.
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Cleveland Gets Races
By United Press

By United Press
CHICAGO, Dec. 23.-Cleveland
will sponsor the national air races
annually for the next ten years, it
was disclosed today under terms of
an agreement signed by Senator
Siram Bingham, president of the
National Aeonautical Association.
The agreement grants Cleveland
the right to hold the races for five
years, with an option on the en-
suing f1ve-year period. Heretofore
the contest committee of N. A. A.
has awarded the races on the basis
of competitive bids from various
cities.
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INJURED IN CRASH
City Man Hurt as Truck
SkidS Into Car.

Fred Mewhinney. 80, of 1901 Sta
ton street. was injured, probably
seriously. today when a skidding
truck crashed into his parked car
near Roosevelt avenue and Sher-
man drive.
The truck, driven by John Jentle.
81, of 1921 Station street, veered
broadside the street near the inter-
section, skidding into Mewhinney's
car. Mewhinney was injured on the
chest. He was taken home after
refusing to be taken to city hospital.
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DO7C-JOneS Summary

+. w. Dodge Corporation. This brought
total % date for December to S43,959.-
400 or at rate of 900 per bust
ness day, against 2,465. 800 daily in
November, and S4,243, 600 daily in
December; awards for year to date
S1,O2O, SS0,SO0 against S1,e1S, 7O1 200.
Stocks of crude and refined oils IA
Pacific coast territory increased S09, $40
barrels in November to $50, SIC, 005 barrels
according to American Petroleum Institute.
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Air Court Is Formed

VIENNA, Dec. 23.-Austria and
Poland have come to an air agree
ment whereby all air disputes are
to be aired in a court of arbitra-
tons when they can not be settled
through ordinary diplomatic chan
nelS.
A member from each country and
another from third country will
make up the court. The third
member will be chairman and de-
eide where the court shall be held.
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Births

James and Evelyn Howell, Methodist
hospital.
Joe and Florabelle Stewart. St. Vim
william and Ella Bradley. st. vincent's
william and Mary Ash. st. Vincent
John and Mary Elmer. st. vincent's hos
pital.
Ernest and Mary darlington. 1884 South
William and Agnes Bunch. 247 South
State.
Bows
Herbert and Ada Frohliger, 1882 Tabor,
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PLAN BISHOPS SESSION
Executive Committee Is Named to
Arrange for Semi Annual Conclave.

Appointment Of an executive
committee to arrange for the semi
annual meeting of the board Of
bishops of the Methodist Episcopal
church. beginning May 5, was an
nounced today.
Committee members are: Bishop
Edgar Blake of the Indianapolis
area; the Rev. Orien w. Fifer, su-
perintendent of the Indianapolis
district; the Rev. H. P. Iyey of the
st. Paul M. E. church: the Rev. v.
3. Hargitt of the Brightwood M. z.
church, and the Rev. A. H. Kenna
Of the Roberts Park NJ. e. church.
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Average Of thirty industrials for Monday
YES 1922, OF Z 90. Average Of twenty
~ utlIipes was 81 10. on ] %. average q
forty BINDS was of.2s. OF 90
BIZ United Prep
NEW YORK, Dec. 23.-The stock
market drifted into an irregular
swing today as the session ap-
preached afternoon. A recovery fol-
lowing a lower opening was arrested
by publication of the Iron Age sum-
mary which stated steel production
would probably drop to Is per cent
Of capacity between now and Jan.
5. The steel industry this week
was placed at IS per cent of ca
pacity, against SO per cent last
week.
Trading turned dull in the late
morning and failed to pick up in
the early afternoon.
Steel Comes Back
Prices around noon ranged from
gains Of a point to losses Of nearly
4 points.
United States Steel which had
touched 1861 came back about a
point from the low and at noon was
at 1874, off q.
j. I. Case net pressure that drove
it down 37s to 90A. A M. ByerS
was at 81, off IL, and other steels
followed United States Steel into
lower ground. Fractional declines
were noted in such issues as Gen
eral Electric, American Can, Trans
america, Radio Corporation and
Westinghouse Electric.
Utilities were down fractions to
more than a point, the widest loss
being in North American at so, off
a. American Telephone was slight
ly higher
COppers Strong
Copper shares made the best
group showing. Kennecott was up
x at 222s, and American Smelling
up 3 at 40. Anaconda slipped bach;
a half point to 26l2. Copper ex-
porters raised the price of the metal
4 cent to 1855 cents a pound,
equivalent to 1914 cents for the do
mestic shipments.
A drive was launched against In
ternational Paper issues which
turned over in large blocks. The
B issue equaling its low at 4.
Railroads were down, but changes
we're narrower than Monday. Oil
shares held well in the iIce Of gas
oline price cuts in the New York
and New England areas.
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War Aces Invited

Bu NEA Service
MIAMI, Fla, Dec. 23.-Miami
plans to bring together several
World war flying aces when It
holds the third annual all-Ameri-
can air meet here Jan. 8, 9 and 10.
Invitations are being mailed to
all living aces in America and those
in Europe who fought during the
war.
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London. Copper Exporters Inc, has ad-
vanced price Of copper abroad = cent
Hamburg. Havre and London.
Tulsa. daily average production Of crude
oil in United States for week ended Dec.
20. totaled 2,2O2.761 barrels decrease of
375i7 barrels according to Oil and Gas
journal. Light oil output decreased 4l,S40
| barrels daily.
Southern California Edison November
balances after taxes and charges, but
before depreciation S1,74s,661, against
81, $780, 1854 in November, 1929. Eleven
months s19,17S,623. against S1s, 'O9,2i4.
Foster g. Kleiser Co.. six months ended
Sept 80, surplus available for common
stock equal to II cents common shSre
against "a cents share in like 1923
period.
Potrero Sugar Company, and subsidiaries
S1.28 share in preceding year.
Leading distributors in New York and
s sand anEa 81 s IF New YORK G0T educna
Y seiG.'i City 'i and z to cents elsewhere.
Bell Telephone of Canada plans expen-
ditures totaling $20,0o0000 in 1881 on
plant requirements, renewals and extern at
on average Of s28, 600 900 yearly.
Ford Motor received order for 1000 Ford
cars from Swift & Co.
American Commonwealth Power and
affiliated for twelve months ended Nov.
30, balance after preferred dividends,
S4,so1, 1872 against 1866, $50 in preceding
twelve months.
November cigaret production declined
oss asi PA from year sgo to ~ 79 S2S 1873 rs
Snuff Of 1856. 436 bounds to $3.50 338 and
manufactured tobacco off 2,o3o,754 pounds
t6<e2, 815,S7
New REQ passenger car deliveries in first
seventeen states reporting November reg
istTGtions show increase of ~ per cent
over year ago against decrease of 496 per
cent for industry as whole.
Construction awards in metropolitan
area New York from Dec 10, through
Dec. 10. totaIed SIG. 10000 according to
1
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In the Air

Weather conditions in the air at
9 a. M:
West wind, 9 miles an hour;
barometric pressure, 1896 at sea
level; temperature, 25; ceiling, 300
feet; visibility, l mile; field, good
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By United Press

~ Cntted PTeS8
EAST BUFFALO. N Y. Dec. 23.-Hogs-
Receipts, 400; holdovers. 500; market. &C
sirable l5O-22O lbs. ss75M8.85 pigs quoted
SO; 235-240 lbs. s8C5: packing sows. $3.50
67.25. Cattle-Hscsipts. so: mostly COWS.
Receipts. so: yea,ers unchanged $3.50
down SheeD-ReceipsS 100: lambs, steady;
bulk better lot s8.Sel3.75; others down
ward to S6.75
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POLICEMAN is INJURED
Robert Dennis Slips and Sprains
Wrist Severely.

Patrolman Robert Dennis, As,
member of the police emergency
squad, suffered severe sprain Of
the left wrist today when he slipped
on the sidewalk after leaving the
emergency car in front of police
headquarters. He was taken to city
hospital.
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Other Livestock
BIZ United Press

BU Jnited PTesS
TOLEDO, o., Dec. -Hogs-Receipts,
$3.50 7.e0; mediums. s7.S0de; workers, So
me.l5: pigs. 3S9s.25. Cattle-Receipts.
light; market, slow. Calves-Receipts, light:
market. slow. Sheep-Receipts, light; mar
ket slow.
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FUNDS for Needy Are Stolen

FUNDS Tor Needy arc StOIeh
BIZ United Press
DANVILLE, Pa, Dec. 23.-The
Salvation Army coin pot in the
pos5office building has been stolen.
L was full of money to be given to
the poor at Christmas.
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BIZ United Press

CLEVELAND. Dec. 3.-Butter-Extras.
2ec; Standards. CSC. Egys-Extras. 2sc:
dunn. iT91sc; Leghorn fowls. I66i7c:
hroilers. 1sc; Leghorn broilers. l5Ql6c:
ducks. is4 zoe; old cocks, l3c; geese. l5si
Round White. sidil0 per 6o-lb. sack.
Main Green Mountain mostly. s2351250
per i2o-lb. sack: Idaho Russell. s22SG250
per loo III sack
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New York Curb Market
fBv Thomson & McKinnon)
Net Changes

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Dec. 22.-Closing
prices and net changes on principal
stocks. traded today on the New
York stock exchange follow:
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By Times Special

LOUISVILLE. Dec. 2s.-Hogs-Receipts.
goo; market steady; 325 lbs, up, $40; US
s25 lbs. $3.50: l5o-175 lbs. $3.50; 100 lbs.
down, $40; roughs, $685.; stays, .s565.
Cattle-Receipts. 200; market steady az
Mondays close; prime heavy steers. SS.50
G10.50: heavy shipping steers. s7.25Gs.50;
medium and plain steers. s64725: fat
heifers. s4.5o6i0; good to choice cows. 81
M5.50: medium to good cows, s3.50M4:
cutters, SsG3,25: Gamers. s29275: bulls.
S3.50G5; feeders. S6.5017.50; stockers. 81
a. Calves-Receipts. 100: market steady:
good TO choice. seas: mediums. s4.5066;
comon to medium. s314. Sheep-Receipts.
so; market steady: eve and wether lambs.
$3.50; bulk lambs. $3.50; seconds. $4M4.50;
clipped sheep. s2G3 Mondays shipments:
Cattle, 90; calves, 22s; hogs. 1877; sheep.
none.
By United Press
CLEVELAND. Dec. s.-Hogs-Receipts,
stesdy, top $3.50: lIsrssly Tor light lis5ts
and pigs. occasionally for weights upward
to 200 lbs; i60-250-lb. mixtures. $3.50;
sorts. zoo lbs. up; ss-S5: weighty butchers,
scarce; sows and stays steady. Cattle
Receipts. $50: steady. package cutter steers,
s5.75. low cutter 70 coed COWS. largely IS
q 6. according to kinds. Calyes-Recsipts.
500: little change. bulk Sll.50 downward.
but quality plain. best sorts. Si2: Gull
and common largely So upward. Sheep
Recipes. 1.6o0: steady TO weak or large
" se.5oGs.75 on better Grade lambs; Gull
70 medium throwouts, S6G7 and above:
sheep. firm.
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BIZ United Press

1000: holdovers. 800: market slow, 50-25c
lower sows steady; 120-2lo lbs, $4,000
sSS: 2do e. lbs. sS5oa CO. 25o7so9 lbs;
Receipts. IS: market slow, about steady
cutter to common cows. s3.25q4 .25. Calves
and choice vealers. s950@l1.50: lower
grades. s4.5069. Sheep-Receipts, 500; fat
lambs about steady with Mondays ad-
81. 5000; desirable heavy lambs. SIPS:
common kind. s5de; aged wethers up 10
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Local Wagon Wheat

City grain elevators are paying zoe for
No L red wheat and Csc for No. ] hard
WnesL.
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Resignation of Lieutenant OthelIo

Resignation of Lieutenant OthelIo
D. Thomas from the police depart
ment, effective Dec. 81, was accepted
by the safety board today. Thomas
is eligible for pension and will be-
come associated with the Police and
Firemen's Insurance Association, &C.
cording to Police Chief Jerry Kin
ney. Thomas was appointed in 1908.
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By United Press

CINCINNATI. Dec. 3.-Hogs-Receipts.
3. 900; holdovers 800; slow. about steady
better Il grade iSo-24o.,l IL averages, $500
weights .draggy; some 25O-2e0 lbs, ss25@
s:35; light lights weak to Csc lower at So
weak; bulk. s6.75. Cattle--Receipts. 400;
calves. 400; generally steady; lower grade
steers and heifers. SCOTS; more desirable
$50: bulk low cutters and cutter cows.
$3.50 AIS; bulls largely $3.50 down: good
and choies. s9dIo; lower grades $500
steady: better grade handyweight lambs.
S8.50mS.75: heavyweights down to $3.50:
ewes S2m3
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Other Livestock
By United Press


s4 95oAG Soud6 R0 1909 dPssf setPts
steady to loo lower on weights under 21O
lbs: others slow, fully 1oc lower: packing
I6s, bulk zoo lbs. and dow down. PSI s7so@a.7o:
h ssyies kinds. pisS s75O@S
e Ps good and choces h ss@5 sh5: s sG
sSSs 5SS s2aa sas ssShlsse
25oIS5o lbs. good and choice, $7:5O9F85:
p PACK ssoTs; 275-5Oo lbs: medium and
Receipts. 5000 calves. 1000: choice fed
steers and yearlings. scarce, strong; others,
Soc Rghe P:A medium Sq nu TeigSt beeves
sIs;50; best yearlings BID STATS; Slaughter
lbs. good and Choice. sio.755i47S; 100
1900 lbs, good and choice. sl0.256l4.25:
iss 0 sSo0 COMMON amn snd msaS
choice; ss25Gi2.25: Common and H%edism.
cutie; and cutter: .ssS1: bulls. Ssarlinss.
fed GOOD and Choice. s8gios6: MEDIUM iirh
s7@ds cIl and ;comRon s5%5 EStOeker
dunn. $55OG7. sheep-Receipts. 1900;
s2Cns better tSp $685. EsS ba hf bs esf fsHd s
steady. Slaughter sheep and iambs-Lambs
90 lbs. down good and choice. $7.2508.50:
medium, $6M7.25; all weights common. IS
n6: ewes. 90-150 lbs. medium to choice.
s2@3.75: all weights. Gull and common, 81
7.50: feeding lambs. Feeding lambs, So
rs lbs. good and choice. S6.75G7.50.
BIZ United Press
EAST ST. LOUIS. Ill. Dec. 23.-Hogs -
Receipts. 14.500; market steady with Mon
days average: pigs strong top. 1925:
lbs, s7@s.1O; bulk sows. $675 q $50. Cat
tle-Receipts. $500; calves, 1900. market.
generally steady on all classes: q few early
and heifers. s7.75@io: top sausage bulls.
S5.25; good and choice vealers, s1l25.
Sheep-Receipts, 1000; market. fat lambs
opened steady; choice lots to city butch
ers. 1925; packers talking S7.50M7.75 for
bulk; common throwouts, s5G5.50; fat
ewes $3.50 down.
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By Umited Press

CINCINNATI. O.. Dec. 2s.-Butter-
Steady: creamery in tub lots. according
to score. 27G3oc: common score discount
ed. 2I3c: packing No. /. Csc: No. l5c:
No. 3. ioc: butterfat. 2s@25c. Eggs
Steady: cases included: extra firsts, SAC
firsts, PIC; seconds. 24c; nearby ungraded.
sells only az heavy discount: fowls. lbs.
and over, tic; lbs. and over. l5c: lbs.
and over. i3c: Leghorns. lbs. and over,
Isc: ROSTERS, lsc: capons lbs and over,
Soc. under lbs. 26c: slips, 2lc: stays.
Ice: colored fryers over lbs, ale: over
lbs. ale; hroilers colored. IL lbs. and
over 2lc: hroilers partly festhered, l2c;
Leehorn and Orpington flyers over 2 lbs.
l5c, roasting chicks. lbs. and over, 22c;
black Springers l2c.
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Bank CIearingS

INDIANAPOLIS STATEMENT
Dec. %
GleaIlngs - ,So5 009,g0
DcDltS ...-...-.........-..s o,O4o,UOO.uu
CHICAGO STATEMENT
Dec. %
Clearings .................-..S82 $50. 600. 600 90
Balances OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 4,ZOOsOOuOO
NEW YORK STATEMENT
Dec. %
Clearings ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 156. coo, 900
Balance Observation-Disclosures. 10000, 600
Fdi Res Bank or. Ball.. s4OOO,00O
TREASURY STATEMENT
Dec. 23--
Net balance for Dec. TO-. 1892 .oe7. 5e2. g
Expenditures .............. 9,640. 042. 81
Customs reefs. month to date 22,5S5.4l7.31
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By United Press

IT; WAYNE. nd. Dec: 2s.-Hogs-
Market. saioc lover: ioo-i4o lbs. $3.50;
lbs. $3.50: 500-5so lbs. &.60. rourhs
$3.50; stays, ST. calves. $40: lambs. $3.50.
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Use of Christmas greeting tele-
grams this Yuletide is expected to
exceed all previous records, survey
OF local telegraph offices indicates.
A. A. Brown, superintendent of
Western Union, says the custom has
grown about 169 per cent in the last
five years, last Christmas showing
an increase of 1873 per cent over
that of Christmas. 1928.
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Retirement of Charles Lavender,
fireman at Engine house 20, be-
cause of physical disability, was
granted by the safety board today.
Lavender, who has been mem
Der of the department more than
twenty five years, will retire Jan. /.
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cBy R. H. Gibson & co.,
PRICES ARE TO IL NOON C. 5.
New York Bank Stocks

(By Thomson & McKinnonl
Dec. a.
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Produce Markets

Egzs Country Rum Loss OF delivered
Csc: No. %. i5c.
Poultrv iBuvina Prices,-Hens.. WEIGH
Leghorn hens. lie: springers. S lbs. or
over. l6c: or under 5 lbs. l5c: ducks,
springers. lie: old cocks. 9Mllc: ducks.
full feather fat white. lie: geese. lie.
These prices are for No. TOD quality
quoted bv Kinqan & Co.
Butter. (who!esalel-No. l. Si9S2c: No.
2. 30Q3lc.
Butterfat-27c.
Cheese wholesale selling price per
poundl-American loaf: sic: pimento loaf.
New York Limherser. s6c.
BIZ United Press
NEW YORK. Dec. -Flour-ouiet and
easy; spring patents, S4.406480 per Dbl.
Pork-0uiet; mess. S30.5o per Dbl. Lard
ID, Talloy-Weak; special to. extra, a. "a
Sac per b .Po9tGattosess..steady to frm m:
Sss %5s 1896 Ssr 3d. SEQ Sec
muda. $7Gl0 per Dbl. Sweet potatoes
Steady; southern baskets. sl.25al. go; jer-
sew baskets. 75c4s2.25. Dressed poultry
Firm: turkeys. 29643c chickens. 20@37c:
capons. 25G4Ac: fowls, 14127c;- ducks. 1870
22c: ducks. Long Island. 2lG22c. Live
poultry-Steady to Arm: geese. 1SM23c;
ducks. iS623c: fowls. l3622c; turkeys, S6
@42c: roosters. 12d13c; chickens. 179 2Sc:
capons, 25d4oc; broilers. 30GI45c. Cheese
Steady; state whole milk, fancy to spe-
cial. isQ22isc: young Americas. i7ia@2le.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-23

Oh gIauIIIg PROJECT and UIIuge
construction will be provided by the
state highway department having
signed contract with the Hodg-
kins-Adan1s Company, Winchester,
KY, for work an State Road 81,
between Bloomington and Bedford,
it was announced today by Director
John j. Brown. The contract was
$50, 391 80, the low bid for the work.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-23

Tulsa. daily average production of crude
oil in United States for week ended Dec.
20. totaled 1902. 761 barrels a decrease of
37.517 barrels according to Oil and Gas
journal. Light oil output decreased 4l,34O
hcrrelS daily.