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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-24
PORKERS SELL
OFF IS CENTS
AT CITY PENS
Cattle Market Dull to so
Cents Higher; Sheep
Unchanged.

Hog prices slumped today at the
Union Stockyards, the market rang
ing IS cents lower, mostly 10 to Is
cents off. The bulk, 100 to 275
pounds, selling at $1115 to $11.65,
top price paid was $11.75. Receipts
we're $500, holdovers 533.
Cattle receipts were 300, slaughter
classes extremely dull to so cents
higher. Veals were slightly lower at
$1450 down.
Little change was noted in the
sheep market, receipts we're 400.
Chicago hog receipts were $4,000,
including $4,000 direct. Holdovers
were 1000 Today's opening was 10
to Is cents lower than Saturdays
averages. A few early bids and sales
of choice 100 to 200-pound weights
recorded at $11.35 to $1140; 30
Founders, SLIPS; $50 to 29O-pound
weights, $10.75 Cattle receipts were
$4,000; sheep, 10000
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Marriage Licenses


E. RAYMOND Bates. q. Of 1922 East
Michigan. craftsman. and Marie f. But
terhe1d. 10, of l31 South Elder. stenoe-
rapher.
Earl R. Borden. %. of Acton. painter,
and Dora K Wink. "a, OF Acton.
Roy Thomson Jr.. o.. of Chicago. me-
chanic. and Margaret Louberger, IS, OF
1880 North New Jersey.
Edgar H. Flint. 81. Of SAP Holly. clerk.
and Dorothy L. Ray, %, Of 1920 Central
waitress.
P, Edward Hotchkiss. %. of Urbana.
ILL.,. salesman and Ruth B. Gritton, q,
of 254 North fremont.
Carl A. Burns. %. Of 1927 Hoyt clerk
Twenty-second. stenographer.
Donald A. Mcconnell. 81. OF 4914 West
Sixteenth. manager. and Cecilia J. Riley,
90 Of zoos North Capitol accountant
Louis Bates %. Of 2248 North Arsenal
laborer and Mary 2. Holt. 10. of 2248 North
Arsenal maid
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On Commission Row


FRUITS
Apple Delicious box extra fancy. 81 rs:
fancy. 81. BaldWiDs. s. so; Grimes Golden
S2.5OW Is; Northern Spies. S2.25; Wine
Cranberri6s-Box Of .. So
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. S475d5; Texas
oTapes-Cal1ernia Alemeria. s3.75: En-
Lemons California crate. S62507.
LimeS-Jamalca, $3.50 q hundred.
OranCeS-CohfCrUia navalS. S475G7-75-
aWberries-55s 90 60c per quart.
Vegetables
Beans-Flori6a. S4a $50 n hamper
BectS-TeXas So SO a crate.
CabbaEc-OA. Sc. &c pound.
Celerv-Florida SS.25 g. rs crate.
Colorado. 50 a crate.
umberS-FloriGa S3.50G4 so a crate
EEgplant-SI. 75tt2 a dozen.
kale-Spring. S0c 10 81 buShel.
crate; home grown leaf. bushel. sl.6o
.Onions-Indiana yellow. s. 25I2.5O a
100-lh bag. white. s. so q 50-lb. bag
ParSley-SCutherD. dozen punches. 75c-
PeaS-California. 45-lb. crate. $3.50.
epperS-FlorIda. q crate. IS
potatceS-WiscOnsin. $3.50 a l50-lb bag:
Minnesota. $50 a 1o0-lb. bag; Red River
ohios, 40 lbs. S575 3.s5: Idaho RussetS.
IS = o lO0-lb. bag.
New Potatoes Florida CobblerS. 50-Ib.
Sweet Potstoes-Nancy Halls Sl.7o
81 75l PISS per bu.
RhubaTb-Home grown. dollhouse. 5-lb.
Sassafras-Indisna. soc a doz.
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regulation length
in twenty = four
hours. And we all
know that all of
the exciting events
which one sees
while the author is
writing does not
actually happen
but it is The story
he is writing. 1t is
this clever twist
which made the
stage show the hit
that it was. Dix has
a good talking
voice and he knows
how to play comedy.
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ten best list. AS
I said before, 1
think that there
is no argument, it
is the best talker
so far. OF course,
I must admit that
Disraeli is the
biggest character
ization that Arliss
his given the talk
ing stage and 1t
is easy to see
that it could be
the greatest single
C h a racterization
so far on the talk
ing screen, ArliSS
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Receipts. 400: market. steady.
Other Livestock


8. G 6ad 4 a,r Feb; ooo RECEIPTS
a Csc lower than Saturday; weighty butch
ers, showing most decline; top, $1l5O;
bulk 160-25O-lb. weights. $1O859 Ii 40; 260-
300-lb. weights, $10.40M10.85: butchers.
medium to choice. 250-350 lbs, $10.25M
lilo; 200-250 lbs. $10.65M11. 40; 100000
lbs. S10.85M11.50; 130-l60 lbs, Sl0M II 40;
packing sows. $8.754 9.85, pigs, medium to
choice, 90-130 lbs. $9.25G 1915: Cattle
RECEIPTS Re- 9 1000 calves $500; genera!
dressed trade bearish, Weakening i've
market; best steers, early. SLABS; slaughter
classes, steers. good and choice, 1300l500
lbs. S12.7511525: 1100-1300 lbs. $1275Ga
15.7 IS; 950-1100 lbs, .75M 1915; good
and choice medium, $50 lbs. up, $975M
1915; fed yearlings. good and choice, 750-
$50 lbs. S12; 75@ 1915; heifers. good and
choice. $50 lbs. down. Sill 25 1925; COM
mon and medium, s8@11.25; cows, good
dium, $500 7.25; low cutters and cutters,
s4.25M $50; dulls, good and choice, /sef
$7.75@9; cutter to medium, $6.50@825;
vealers, milk feed. good and choice, 500
IA: medium, $9n 10: Gull and common, $7@l
9: stockerS and feeders. steers, good and
choice, all weights, S10.754 HIS; common
and medium, $8M1075. Sheep-Receipts,
10 900: no early sales. bidding Csc and
more lower; early indication BULK HI u LAMPS tat
ewes and feeding lambs, steady; lambs:
good and choice. 90 lbs. down, Sl0@l1.75;
medium. S9.75G10.50: Gull and common, %
q975: medium to choice. 92-100 lbs. down,
seal; ewes. medium to choice, $50 lbs.
down S475G6: Gull and common. $2M5:
feeder lambs. good and choice, S9.50M
1880.
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orchestra L nave
ever heard. I do
not know the
name of this or
chestra, but it can
oe hot" and
dignifed, and these
girls play many a
musical instrument
equally well. Here
is a refined band
act that is a credit
to the presenta-
ton stage. And 1t
is with pleasure
that I record that
the girls receive a
splendid ovation
fo 49, -J;s.o
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is THE
BEST TALKER SO FAR
There Is No Doubt but That George Arss Gives Greatest
Dramatic Performance on Talking Screen
BY WALTER d. HICKMAN

"Dsae" the aker that the
give that uperatve verdict without much fear OF contradiction
the
Otis Skinner his dressing room
movie and got
Skinner greatly seriously
considering Honor of the Family
D1sTaeI" easily influencing
some of the greatest from the studio
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are Of forty bonds was 1896. UD .o8.
= ByTHitod Press
i NEW YORK, Feb. PA bearish
drive concentrated on United States
Steel today unsettled the entire
@nlarket and drove prices below
previous closing levels Steel itself
in the early afternoon was pushed
down to 1797s, off 81.
Leading industrials particularly
were forced lower. Westinghouse
Electric. General Electric, Radio
Corporation, American Can, Johns
Mansville and Standard Brands
were down fractions to three points.
Consolidated Gas met excellent
support even during the selling in
the industrials. It rose to a new
high for the year at 121 =, up nearly
a point net. However, the stock
could not maintain the course
against the trend and it broke below
120 around noon.
Other utilities declined before
Consolidated Gas. American Tele-
phone. International Telephone and
North American were down / to 2
points and others of the group sold
off proportionately Standard Oil
of New York was the only issue in
the oil group to hold a gain. Rails
sagged with Northern Pacific losing
all Of an early gain and then break
Ing a point below the previous close.
Anaconda was strong spot in the
cOppcrs, holding q gain of a point.
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HOT LOVE AND
WARMER LOVE SONGS

Since Ramon Novarro was a sue
cess as the naked legged hero of
The Pagan" his public has been
waiting for his next singer-movie
And We have it with us this week
under the title of "DevilMay-C Care"
at the Palace.
When you consider that this is
really a costume romance in the
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at the Indiana. When you can
stand 'em up for the first show in
the day, well, there is drawing
power some place, and Lucas gets
the credit from me for that great
draw.
Before Lucas comes on the stage
in the revue, we hear the best girl
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BH United Press

CINCINNATI, o.. Feb; 24I,Hogs1Re-
ers, over 40 lbs. mostly 15c lower; Others,
steady; bulk, good and choice. 17O-230 lbs
pers. SIP; no criterion of trade; desirable.
230-25O lbs. $ll 81 25O-275 lbs, 81, 81 IcG
lbs S11; choice strong weights higher;
bulk sows. $9M9.25: smooth finished light
weights, $3.50 Cattle-Receipts, 1850:
calves. ESQ; uneven; steers. mostly 25c
lower than last Monday; butcher heifers,
steady to ?5c lower; beef cows. 25c to
mostly soc lower; spots off more; low cut
ter and cutter. steady; bulls, dull: spots.
lower; good 1,150-lb steers, $l2.75; bulk
desirable steers. 100 lbs. down, s1I@
1925; good around 7Oo-lb. heifers, SIS;
lighter weights scarce; bulk common and
medium butcher heifers. s1oG12; heavy.
dull; beef COWS. $3.50 8;25; low gutter
odd head up to 50; yealers, soc lower than
Frddey f0R Res esq.,
steady; better grade light lambs. sll.5o@
medium. SS.5OM1O; interior down to So;
desirable light ewes. up to Sc.
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Other Livestock

BIZ United Press
TOLEDO. Feb. 74.-HogsLReceipts $50
market, l0@20c lower; heavies, $Io25G
l0.75: mediums. s11.25G1.4o; Yorkers.
sl0.25 6lO.5O: pigs. sl0.25 q 1880. Cattle
Receipts. light: market. steady. Calves
Receipts. light: market. SOC lower. Sheep
and lambs-Receipss. light: Market slow.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-24
SEVEN KEYS"
REACHES TALKING SCREEN

Seven Keys To Baldpate" was
whale of hit on the stage and as
a movie talker, it is a hit in the
hands of Richard Dix IS an author
who makes wager that. he can
turn out a cOmnlete novel of
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BIZ United Press

CINCINNATI. Feb. -Butter-Steady
creamery in tub lots, according to score,
packing stock No. l. 22c; No. 2. 18c; No.
8. 13c; butterfat. $50 55c. Eggs-Lower;
cases. included: fresh gathered, 26c: frstS,
25C; seconds, 23c; nearby ungraded. Csc.
Live poultrv-Thin and coarse stock sells.
only AZ heavy discount; fowls. 5 lbs. and
over, &c; lbs. and over. 26c; lbs. and
over 26c, LeghOrnS. 3 lbs. and over. 23c:
ROSTERS. tic: stays. 2lc; capons. 8 lbs.
and over. 55c:. under 8 lbs, 33c; slips.
2lC. fryerS. ColOred. over lbs, SAC; 2
lbs. and over S5c: broilers. ~ lbs. and
over. 3sc: II. lbs. and over. 33c; Leg
horn broilers. IA lbs. and over. soc:
roasting chickens Abs and over, 29c
black SpringeTS. zoe.
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takers arrived and now I think
that he is headed for future secur-
ity, that is if they can get the right
stories for him.
Seven Keys to Baldpate' has
been well filmed and directed. /
noticed something wrong several
times either in the recording or the
reproduction, ! think it was the re-
production as the voice Of Dix died
away completely several times The
supporting cast is weak in several
character spots and strong in others.
1t is comfortable mystery enter
tainment we'll done by Richard Dix.
Now at the Circle.
n
There are two very important
concerts tonight-Dusolina Giannini
at the Academy of Music and Mar
tinelli at Caleb Mills Hall
Lynne Overman opens a three
day engagement tonight at Eng
lish's in "She's No Lady"
Other theaters today offer; Mis-
chief Makers" at the Mutual Co
ing Up" at the Rialto; "Struttin'
Round at the Colonial; "Show Of
Shows at the Granada; mo, No.
Nanette" at the Ohio, and, CITY
Girl" at the Lyric
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BIZ nited Press

PITTSBURGH. Feb 24-Hogs-R Receipts.
Also; market. 15025c lower; underweights
10000 lbs, $ll 25@11.75: 12O-140 lbs,
SIi.25@ll. so; sows, $s@s.75. Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 800; market, steady to weak, but
1880: fat COWS mostly S6.50@ $50; few
heifers. s7.5O@11 bulls, S8@8.9O; calves,
receipts. 700; market. steady; top vealers,
$3.50. Sheep-Receipts. 1000; market, 25
q soc lower: bulk fat wooded lambs 500
Il.25; top, sl1.5O: clippers, S9@9.10.
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I think that Dix has nothing to
fear on the talking screen as long
as he can get vehicles of the
strength of "Seven Keys to Bald
pate" Dix was slipping before the
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Business
and
Finance
BVTHifedPress

BIZ United Press
WASHINGTON. Feb. 24.-Loans
on stocks and bonds to brokers and
dealers by reporting federal re-
serve member banks on Feb. 10,
showed an increase of $4,000, 900
over the previous weeks figure total
ling $3.494 O00,O 900, the federal re-
serve board announced Friday on
Feb. II, 1880, loans totaled $780,
100000 and on Feb. 20. 1929, S5,477,-
100000. Two years ago, the loan
total stood at S3.728,3160OO The
record high was s6,84O 100000, es-
tablished on Oct. 81, 1929.
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avenue, attempted this morning to
stop two Negroes who. he told police,
had grabbed two pairs Of trousers
and were attempting to escape from
his store, he was knocked down by
one of them. The two escaped with
the trousers.
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Banks and Exchange
CHICAGO STATEMENT

INDIANAPOLIS STATEMENT
Indianapolis bank Clcarngs Monday
Feb. 81. .632 COO. debts. SIS 553 000
CHICAGO STATEMENT
BH FHfff0 Press
CHICAGO. Feb D Bank cicarIugs
Sl06.700 600. balances. $4,000 600.
WV YORK STATEMENT
NEW YORK. Pcb 24.-Bauk cle3rings.
81 .2f6 Q00 600. clearing house balance.
SlG9 GOO 600. Federal Reserve bank credit
balance. $1,000 00G.
TREASURY STATEMENT
WASHINGTON. Feb 2f-Trcasury net
balance ON Feb. 20. was SOB. 86l 491 "a.
customs receipts for the month to the
same date totalod S24 .525 5754 govern
mcut expenditure on Feb. 90 we're $780,
227.53.
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Local Wagon Wheat

City grain elevators are paying $1.04 for
No. 2 red wheat and sl.ol for No. hard
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NICK PACKS
EN- IN AGAIN

Nick Lucas is having another
typical Nick Lucas week in this city
Meaning that he is packing them il
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BIZ United Press

CLEVELAND. Feb. 4.--Hogs-Receipts.
3 1900; holdovers, Al: steady to 15c higher;
l5O-260 lbs, S1175612: bulk mixed. Si19O:
27O-3OO lbs, sl1.25d11. sows, s9d925;
stays, s76725. Cattle-Receiprs. 800; I'M
even around steady; common to good
steers s9.65@9.25; bulk common to me
dunn around. S10.504 1850; common to
medium COWS. s6.50G IT'S; ewes, good. up
ward to $780, cutter grades, S415.75;
sausage bulls. S7G8. Calves-Receipts. 700
steady: better grade vealers. s15dl6; culls
to medium. S9.50d 1880. Sheep-Receipts,
$500: steady: better grade lambs S1lM
11.5O: top, Sits; medium throwout. 1915
q 1880; fat ewes. s697.
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Births
Bows

Frank and Augusta Carlson, 1906 West
Wyoming.
Samuel and Josephine Hibbett, 2422
Richard and Mary Brevuett. 81S North
Tuxedo.
Fred and Myrtle Britt, BIS East Min
Edward and Frieda wroten. 4s5 Ran
Any and Norma shofner. SAT North
Exeter.
Raymond and Louise Mckay. 1884 Con-
jackson and Edna Bush, SAL Marion.
Leon and Catherine Moroney. Methodist
steriin and Sarah Collins. 1928 Martin
Felix and Dora Wright. 5s1 Minerva.
Bonnie and Mary Trice, 2430 Columbia.
Herbert and Carrie Johnson. 92712
u Edward and lola saters. 526 South West.
Frank and Judith Metzler, Methodist
hospital.
Alvinnes and Lucy Kinelrew, 400 West
Edgar and Mary watkins, 1907 Indiana.
Major and Treya Crispin, Methodist
Donald and Alice Ball. Methodist hos
pital
John and Pearl Lewis, IT'S Alyord.
william and Edna Carter, 1927 South
Randolph.
Talbot.
Edgar and Phoebe Diederich, 3434 Car
Harry and Martha Bobb, 1889 West Yer
mont.
Chester and Gladys Starkey. 961 North
Bellevieu.
Donald and Clara Funke. 400 South
Butler.
Robert and Anna Murphy St. Vincent's
hospital.
PAU and Margaret De Hof, 922 South
West.
Twenty first.
Clyde and vernetta Druey. 1860 South
John and Eta Clenand, 1921 North
PerShing
Frank and Agnes Dezelan, Christian
hospital.
James and Beulah Mayes. 1856 English.
Thomas and Oslo Flegas, 1925 North
James and Nellie Tansy. 23O4 North
Gale.
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Pacific coast expansion program for
1890 Associated Telephone Company. Ltd.
subsidiary of Associated Telephone UtilI-
ties Company. Will spend more than
50. 600 600 most Of which will 90 for i'm
provements in the Los Angeles area, &C
cordlng to announcement by officials A
three-year program calls for the expen-
diture Of more than 100000 annually IN
the Long Beach area.
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III v TO
CHICAGO, Feb. 24.-Sale of a
membership in the Chicago Stock
Exchange to the brokerage firm of
w. L. Lyons 81 Co., of Louisville,
Ky, for S33, 900 was announced Fri
day. The price is $500 above the
last previous sale.
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Cheyolair Motors, Inc, are offering
through Doreshaw & Co.. of New York
and Z. W. HAYS & Co, of Louisville,
5000 shares of its common stock. no
par value. This is part of an author
ized 100000 shares of which $4,000 will
be outstanding. The price is SIS.
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BuTnited Press

EAST BUFFALO. N Y, Feb "a
Receipts 5000. FOLLOWERS. 700; ac-
tive to all interests; steady to l0c over
Saturdays average: bulk. 120-250 lbs. So
efi2.I0: 240-270 lbs. S11.50 11.S5: 140
lbs down Sl1. 75Gl2: packing sows, $3.50
IS. Cattle-Receipts. 300; steers quality
plain: very, slow. generally 25-50c lower:
good steers and yearlings, sl2. 50@ 1925;
bulk medium and short feds, si0.75 q u;
common steers and heiferS, S9.25q 0.50;
all cutter COWS, S3.50G6. Calyes-Re
ceipts, 1900: vealers. steady to soc lower;
$3.50 down. Sheep-ReceiptS. 10000:
lambs draggv asa soc lower: good to choice
81 lbs down silHl1.50: extreme top.
Si175; eO-95 lbs $40 50fTli: medium and
strong weights. s9.50410.50.
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Quiet accumulation of Studebaker
stock by a widely diversified group is
indicated by the rapid increase in com
mon stockholders who numbered 1886
at the beginning of 1880 compared with
1920 a year ago This increase of
1885, stockholders has been most rapid
during recent months. The number of
shareholders has continued to increase
and the total reached 28,O00 by the
middle of February. Preferred stock
holders decreased from 915 TO So during
1929.
NEW YORK, Feb. 24-Edward V. Otis
OF New YORK. president and director OF
British Type Investors. Inc was named a
director of the Yosemite Holding Corpora
ton at a meeting of the board Of direc-
tors of that company here Wednesday
it was announced Friday.
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BIZ nited Press

DIT Itftt I
FIT. WAYNE. Ind. Feb. 24.-Cattle-Re-
ceiptS, So calves. so; hogs: 200: sheep. so;
$3.50: I20-l4o lbs. $40: 140-l6o lbs, $40. IS;
10000 lbs. s11.4o; 2oo-225 lbs. SLIPS;
225-25O lbs, S11.O5: 25O-300 lbs. SLOTS:
3Oo-350 lbs s10,55; roughs. $8.75; stays, So;
calves. S14; lambs. $40.
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CHICAGO. Feb. Eggs-Market. easy:
receipts, 2289l cases; extra flrsts. &c:
ceipts. l2519 tubs; extras 34itc: extra
Si@ BIC. standards. 34lsc. Poultry
Market. steadv; receipts. no cars in; 2
due fowls 24c: springers. 28c: Leghorns.
pc. ducks. 20W pc: geese. 14M16C: tur-
KEYS. Csc roosters. zoe broilerS. 80 94c.
ChceSe-Twins. 49,, n zoe; Young Ameri-
cas-, 21c. PotatoeS-On track, 1856; arrivals,
sin sacked Round Whites. S240Q 2.55:
Idaho sacked Russets. S303.2O.
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Chicago Grain Table

" GCHICAGO. FEB. 24.-Carlots: Wheat, 30
corn, 100; oats, 10; rye, l, and barley. Z.
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Produce Markets

Eggs country runl-Loss off. delivered
IN IN Indianapolis, 18c; henery quality, No. /.
23c. No. ,. 18c.
Poultry ,buvIng prices)-Hens, weighing
e lbs. or over. % &c: under lbs. 23c:
Leghorn hens 2Ic: springers lbs. or
over. pic: under 4l2 lbs. 2lc; broilers.
1890. 25c: old cocks. 12Ul5c; -capons, Be
lbs. or over. Soc capons 7l2 lbs. or
over. PC: caponS and slips. 5 lbs. and
over. 25c; capons, lbs. and under. 23c:
ducks full feathered. fat. whites, lac;
eeSe. l0c. These prices are for No. l top
quality. quoted by Kingan & Co.
Butter wholesale No. l. 40M41c: No.
,. $50 40C. Butter-36c.
Cheese wholesale selling price per
pound l-American loaf Bic: pimento loaf.
33c, Wisconsin flrsts. 27c: Longhorns, 24c:
New York limberger. 36c.
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DETROIT. Feb 24.-DeiseI. Wemmer.
Gilbert Corporation reported net earnings
after all charges. including federal in
come tax of 1896 285. for the wear ended
Dec 81. 1929. after provision for pre-
ferred dividends equal to 1928 a share
on the 238 095 shares of common stock
outstanding. The DIESEL Wemmer. Gill
bert Corporation was incorporated in Ohio
on Jan D. 1929
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BRI Hifcd Press

CLEVELAND. Feb. 4-Butter-Extras.
39',c: extra frsts. So &c, Extras,
29c. firsts. % % &C. Poultry-FowlS. 28c:
medium. 29c: Leghorn. 24c: heavy SPRING
erS. CSC: Leghorn Springers. zoe; ducks.
200 25c: old cocks. 18c: geese. 1871 zoe:
stays, 23c Potatoes-Ohio and New York,
S415 per $50 ID. sack: Maine Green Mt,
So so per l2O-lb. sack: Idaho Russet. $685.
GALS per l00-lb. sack.
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Hogs
-HORt-
Receipts. 5000. market. lower.
Receipts. 100; market. steady.
" cas-

Receipts. 700; market. lower.
Medium and choice .......... $40, 50014. so
Gull and common ........... 5000 10. so
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LOUISVILLE. Feb. 24-Hogs- Receipts,
1900: market, 15c lower; $50 lbs. up.
SlO.75: los 10 $50 lbs. $11.45: 1870 to los
lbs. s1o.65; 800 lbs. down. s9.15: roughs.
ss.75; stays. s8.I5. Cattle--Receipts. 900;
market. bulls Csc higher; fat heifers. Csc
lower. others steady; prime heavy steers.
s11gl2; heavy shipping steers. $IoQu !;
medium and plain steers. So; 5oa 10; fat
heiferS SSMI1.75: good to choice cows
$500 8; medium to good cows. SIS. 500 $50;
cutters. SIS IS $50: Gamers. S3.50Q5;
bulls. $50; feeders. S6G 1878; stock
erS. S7.50TIi Calves-Receipts, 800: mar
ket steady: tops s12; good to choice,
SI0.50Hi2: medium TO good. s850@l0.50;
outs $3.50 down Sheep-Receipts, so;
market. steady; ewes and wethers. s10.50ei
Il; buck lambs 9.50d 10; seconds. $50
s: sheep. 50. 50m5.5 Saturdays and Sun
DAVIS shipments Cattle, 537; calves. none;
hogs. none; sheep. none.
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In a recent vote taken by the
movie critics in the leading cities
ovar +hic country "DiSraeli" led the
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ST. LOUIS. Mo. Feb. 2f.-Stinson
Aircraft Corporation reported direct
sales so far at the International Air
craft Exposition of more than seventy
of the new Stinson Junior planes. re-
Gently put into quantity production TO
sell at a price approximately $4,000
less than any other planes of the same
type Stinson, which is a division of
the Cord Corporation, is leading by a
wide margin the cambincd sales of all
other cabin planes at the show here