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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-10-16
In the Stock Market
INV THOMSON & McKinnonl

NEW YORK, Oct. 16.-A closer
scrutiny of the foreign trade figures
reveals several important develop
ments, the most outstanding of
which is the great imrovement in
our cotton exports. The census bu-
reau places September cotton eX-
ports the highest for that month
since before the war. 1t is interest
ing to note that wheat exports from
the United States and Canada also
are showing gradual but steady i'm
provement.
Total shipments from July l TO
date exceed those of a correspond
ing period a year ago by As per
cent. Here we have concrete ex-
aInples Of what the decline in ag-
ricultural prices is accomplishing in
the way of stimulating foreign dis
tribution. If last weeks brokers
loan statement is any criterion we
should have another reduction to-
day.
Not only should loans with brok-
ers decrease, but also the collat-
eral loans of member banks of the
reserve in view of the liquidation.
Premiums continue to advance on
stock for borrowing purposes, with
United States Steel loaning for a
time late Wednesday at 1872 With
this internal factor, and the mixed
character of the news, we prob
ably must take our cut for the inn
mediate trend from the action of
the market.
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PORKER PRICES
SELL DOWN IN
LOCAL TRADING
Cattle Sales Dull and Weak;
VeaIerS Show Stronger
Undertone.
Receints took a sudden iump tfMs

Receipts took sudden jump this
morning at the union stockyards,
new arrivals numbering 5000, and
the attendant price decline brought
today's figures 10 to Is cents under
Wednesdays average. The bulk,
140 TO 300 pounds, sold for 1886 to
SOLO, early top represented by the
SOLO figure. Holdovers were las.
In the cattle market the general
trade was slow with a weak under
tone Receipts were TOO. Vealers
showed strength. selling so cents
higher at s13 down. Calf receipts
were 600.
Lambs we're around so cents
higher, the bulk selling at $3.50 to
SO. Receipts in the sheep market
were 300.
Chicago hog receipts we're $4,000,
including $500 direct. Holdovers
were 1000. The opening was slow
with scattered bids and sales steady
to weak with Wednesdays average.
Some bids we're 10c lower. Pack
ing sows held about steady; 100 to
23O-pound weights, 1913 5to $40; 24O
to 25O-pound weights. $l0.05; pack
ing sows largely $685. to SO; smooth
sorts to S9.40. Cattle receipts were
$500; calves, the market steady.
Sheep 1900, steady.
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DISCUSS WATERWAY
Indiana, Commission Meets
With Governor.

James P. Goodrich, former Indi-
ana Governor, and w. A. Guthrie,
former state senator, members of
the $12O00-a-year deep waterways
commission of Indiana, conferred
today with Governor Harry G. Les
lie about the work of the commits
sion.
Talk centered around the long
discussed deepening of the st. Law
renee river.
Dean j. H. Skinner of Purdue uni
versity is the third member of the
commission. Each year since 1927
they have been given a $4,000 APP
preparation. At the close of this
fiscal year, Oct. l, they returned
$e,114,69 to the general fund, hav-
ing spent $2,885.31 travelling to
Washington and attending meet
ings during the year. No member
receives compensation for services.
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PETITION FILED
FOR BOND ISSUE
Northern Indiana Utility
Seeks New Financing.

The Northern Indiana Public
Service Company in petition filed
today with the public service COM
mission of Indiana seeks author
ity to issue and sell $14,000,000 of
bonds for financing the extensive
construction program which it is
carrying on in northern Indiana.
The petition proposes to issue
$14,OOO,OOO principal amount of the
company's first and refunding mort
gage gold bonds to mature in not
more than forty years, and to bear
annual interest of Az per cent.
Funds obtained from the issue will
be used to reimburse the company's
treasury for capital expenditures al
ready made, to aid in the financing
of additions and extensions to plant
and property during the balance OF
1880 and 1881, and for other cor
porate purposes.
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STOCK SHARES
SHOW uneven
SALES ACTION
Gains and Losses of Point
or More Distributed
Through List.
Average Stock Prices

Average Of thiEty indusstEsisais for wsdne s.
twenty Tails . Tss il7ss. g. u5 AysTa 5
Average Of forty bonds was 1856. up IS.
BIZ Uhited Press
NEW YORK, oct. 16.-stocks
opened irregular today, ranging
from losses of more than point to
gains of a point in fairly active
trading.
United States steel at 1915, of
6; Bethlehem Steel 1915, of is;
westinghouse Electric 1855, of
Is, and American Telephone POI,
off Is.
Among the gamers were Auburn
Auto "a, up 1; American Smelling
567s; Columbia Gas 48, up 4; Texas
Corporation A, up Il, and National
Power and Light 354, up 4.
United States Steel dipped lower
after the opening. Shortly after 10
o'clock the issue was down to l509a,
off lis from the opening and lSs
below the previous closes-
Westinghouse Electric extended its
initial loss and other leading issues
sagged, unSettling the market so
far as price was concerned. Trad
ing, however, slowed up and the list
took on more orderly appearance.
Consummation of the merger Of
Gillette and Autostrop brought in
heavy buying of Gillette. The stock
opened at 41H, up 29s, and then
rose to AZ.
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Local Wagon Wheat
City grain elevators are paying 73c for
No. l red wheat and 67c for No. hard
Hammer Injuries Farmer

COLUMBUS, Ind, Oct. 49,
Lurid Danforth, farmer southeast of
here, sustained an injury to an arm
when a sledge hammer with which
he was driving a fence post broke
from the handle and struck him
on the arm just below the elbow.
Both bones we're crushed and the
arm was badly bruised.
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LESLIE LAUDS LIONS
Praises Depression Plan to
Spend $500 Each.

Governor Harry G. Leslie today
issued an official Endorsement OF
the national movement of the Lions
Club, being observed by the Lions
Club here, to spend 500 each to re-
vive prosperity.
The Governors statement fol-
lows:
my attention has been called to
the laudable efforts of the Lions
Club organization to boost business
confidence during the week of Oct
18th.
Il am glad to indorse this SPLEEN
did effort. 1t is worthy the atten-
ton of the buying public and should
result in much good"
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Deaths

Marie Regina Kerr. 50. st. vincent's
hospital uremia.
james DOVE. SO. 1912 West Twenty
eighth arteriosclerosis
Hilda Stewart. IS. city hospital. in
testinal obstruction.
Jane Bigalow 81. gao Blue Ridge road.
acute diiatation of heart
Elizabeth lloyd. S.. s24 East Sixteenth.
efrrhoSis of liver.
John Leonard weimer. 81. 1887 North
Gale cerehrospinal meningitis.
Ruth Weepley s. 44o West Twelfth
chronic interstitial nephritis
John cushman. 81. 1913 Bsrth. arteric
sim Graham. IS. sss North west. acuts
nephritis
GCeoree Hsrry Lee. mo-. city hospital
acute castro enteritis.
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Chicago Stocks OPENING
Births
(By James T. Harnill & Col

cents hospital
Francis and GLADYS Boatman ST. Vim
cents hospital
Earl and Gladys Gillen. St. vincent's
hospital
Jack and Dorothy Bennett. 1850 English.
Clay and Helen Gustin. Methodist hos
pital.
Bows
Charles and Ruth Paul. Methodist hos
pital
Harry and Emma Cause. Methodist hos
pital. boy.
Twins
Byron and Elizabeth Russell ios South
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Following is the explanation of
Ripley's Believe 1t or Not" which
appeared in Wednesdays Times:
Arrived at Scene of Accident
Before 1t Happened-On Nov. g.
1905, attaches at a hospital near
Wilkes Barre, Pa, saw freight
train and passenger train travel
ing toward one another on a
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CITIES SERVICE FIRM
SETS EARNING MARK
Utility Establishes, for 29th Year,
New-High Record.

u
New-High Record.
BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Oct. 16.-The Cities
Service Company, in the year ended
Sept. 80, establishes for the twenty
ninth consecutive twelve-month pc
Rod, new-high annual earnings
record, it was announced today.
For the first nine months of 1890
a larger total of net earnings was
reported than for the entire year
OF 1929.
Net earnings for the year ended
Sept. 80 amounted to $58,130,186.
which was 7.25 times the interest and
discount on the conpany'S deben-
lures, and was equal to $146 share
earned on the common stock, as
compared with S1.13 a share in the
previous year.
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Other Livestock
~ Times Special

BuIfWeS Special
700: market. i5c lower; 300 lbs. up. ioc
lower; 2oo-soO lbs. ss.25: l75-2o0 lbs.
$3.50; bolts lbs, ss.z5: 1870 lbs. down.
S6.T4; roughs. $3.50: stays. $500 Cattle
Receipts, 200: market slow. weaker: prime
heavy steers. Ss6s. so; heavy shipping
steers. $500 8: medium and plain steers.
choice cows, S445.5o: medium to good
COWS sS.25Q4; cutters. $3d325; Gamers.
stockers. s4Q635. Calves~Receipts 200:
market steady: good to choice SSTIO. so;
medium to good. sea- so: common to me-
dium. sSss Sheep--Receipts. 200; mar
buck lambs So: seconds. S4e74.25: clipped
sheep. $3.50 $50. Wednesdays ship
ments; Cattle. so; calves. 2l3; hogs. 16s;
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Bank CIearings
INDIANAPOLIS STATEMENT

INDIANAPOLIS STATEMENT
Oct. 16-
ClearlngS .........'. .......9 z'66g5tt'oo0S6 AZ
DeblJS ,.....s ...s.s...s'.. 'ioVA'VVV-0"
NEW YORK STATEMENT
Clearings .................Si,5 36, 0Oo, GOO 90
Balance ................. ~, 600 ,0OO O0
Fdl. Res. Bnk. Or. Ball.. $4,000, 100000
CHICAGO STATEMENT
ClearingS ................... 9lO5' ivU' VVe.u "
Balance s.......... ..-.-s...s o-oVVsOOv-OU
TREASURY STATEMENT
Net balance for Oct. AS 252, 449, 2lo.2l
expenditures ..........:.; o,SSS, o9o- q
Customs reefs. mo. to date l5.a79.SS996
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curved single track of the D. L.
85~W. railroad. They foresaw
that collision was inevitable,
and. rushed an ambulance to the
scene of the accident a few min
utes before the trains collided
head-on. An account of this is
contained in the Wilkes-B
Record of Nov. 9, 1905.
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Net Changes

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Oct. 15.-Closing
prices and net changes on principal
stocks traded today on the New
York Stock Exchange follow:
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Chicago Grain Table

Dec. ........11.oo 1927 l1.oo 11.o5
May .-....,. f.... 1U.oo
| Bv Times Special
CHICAGO. Oct. i6.-Carlots. Wheat. 6;
! corn. 1853; oats. 30: rye. 0. and barley. Z.
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SHEEP AND LAMBS
oon ~t<o4 htch,
Other Livestock

By United PreSs. &C uoos Feceipts.
a 400 including $500 direct; rather SLOW,
but all interests buying; steady 70 iUC
lower packing soWs, stPon g 70 lOc nisTtt
s9f15aio: packing sows. sS.35@9; smooth
sorts to $3.50; light lights. l4o- 100 ,o ioS.'
good and cnoice. 50 Asa 9t5 soeI5 oS
Iso2OO ps F4Sd 200 Sn0 ibs good and
choice ss.7sd 10 o5 heayy%elg,hnVSos @9 eaS
lbs, good and choice, S9:6og lu'o9; d P enod
s8aS6e 50 slaughter pigs. l00-l3O IDS
GOOD and choice. s6.85G9.50; Catt de- &C.
CENTS, $500. calves. receipts, S.OuV, Leu
steers and yearlings, steady to 25c lower:
,ooetiv steady to weak in-between grades
DISCRIMINATING; weighty bullocks scarce,
INT still slow at recent decline; not nuch
S elS above slS. she stock uneven; cows.
Steers, 100000 lbs good and choice
Ss g9o 81 iO6 oi sf Ss good
sn nS choice sl0Gi250: 1300-l500 lbs,
Sood and choice, se5O@ l225; 500 1900 90
lbs. common and medium. So:zo siaG
10 ~ common and medium, SIS 25@ 10;
cows. good and choice; sS.254S; common mon
and medium $40 $40; low Gutser e and
sood and choice beef, S5.75G6.75;, cutter
~ medium. s4.25G6; vealers milk FED
good and choice che Slo' Somm 1Z2p ss eS1
stocker and feeder cattle steers 5ou-l S'I
lbs. good and choice, sl.25gs' common
= on0s slow. strong to l5c higher; advance
mostly on choice Fat lambs better grace
natives. s75o67.75; several LOADS, So
80 ,,nsold. white faced feeders. $3.50
8 50; LAMBS. 90 lbs. down. good and choice;
ST25Gs.sS; medium. $3.50 Id on az az
~. medium to choice S2m3,75, all
weiehts Gull and common. Sld250; feed
ING lambs, choice. $500 7.25
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The City
i'm Brief
FRIDAY EVENTS

FhADAE ENEN1O
Indiana State Teachers Association
convention, Murat theater and Cadle
Exchange Club luncheon. Lincoln.
OptimiSt Club luncheon. ClaypOol.
Altrusa CIub~luncheon. Columbia Club.
knights of Columbus luncheon. SPHINX
Phi Delta Theta luncheon. Chamber
First ward Republican Club meeting.
India frdisn aT5i Round Table luncheon.
Master Painters Association luncheon.
Delta Tau Delta luncheon, Columbia
Club.
yates. luncheon, Columbia Club.
Reserve Officers Association luncheon,
Board of Trade.
lambda Delta Phi convention, Clay
e indiana County Superintendents Asso-
citation, convention, Lincoln.
Word was received today by state
house employees of the election of
Ralph T. Wilcox, state forester, as
secretary treasurer of the National
Association of State ForeSters at the
associations annual meeting in
Portland, Ore.
The national membership trophy
won by the Indianapolis Assoeia-
ton of Life Underwriters for in
creasing its membership from 1856
to 542 in the last year, will be dis
played by the associations month
ly meeting in the Sphinx Arms Fri
day night.
william Herschel will speak at
the first meeting of the Brother
hood of the First Baptist church,
Monday evening. Musical features
will be given by Misses Christeue
Mcguire and Esther Wexler, vocal
lists and instrumentalists. Dinner at
$50 will be served by the Ladies
Social circle of the church. J. E.
Shewmon, president of the mems
organization, will preside.
Appointment of DR.. J. F. Spaun-
hurst Of indianapolis, as state edu-
cational chairman of the American
Electronic Research Association, is
announced by President E. Lee
Burch of San Jose, Cal.
DR.. william G. Dennis, Earlham
college president, will discuss 1.-THE
Golden Mean in Diplomacy at the
indianapolis Exchange Club lunch
con Friday noon at the Lincoln.
The Rev. Elmer ]. Ritter, who
was diocesan delegate at the recent
International Eucharistic congress
at Carthage, Africa, will address the
Knights of Columbus luncheon club
meeting at the Sphinx Arms Friday.
The event observes annual ladies'
day.
DR.. George Wood will lead the
weekly fellowship dinner of North
wood Christian church at $50 to-
night at the church, Forty-sixth
street and Central avenue.
The Rev. George w. Wright, mis-
sionary on furlough, will address
the Indiana Presbyterian Mission
airy Society's annual district meet
ing in Memorial Presbyterian
church Friday
Because of ward meetings, the
Marion County Jefferson Club will
not meet until Nov 81, B. NJ. Rails
ton, president announced today.
Carl Wilde, attorney and referee
in bankruptcy, has been elected
president of the Lawyers Club of
Indianapolis. Austin v. Clifford is
ce-president; Grier NJ. Shotwell,
secretary, and Volney NJ. Brown,
treasurer.
Mass meeting of the northern di-
vision Of Marion County Good
government Club at the home of
Mrs. Grace Woodruff. 1757 Ruckle
street, Friday night will be open TO
the public.
Boy Scoutmasters viii study map
making and reading Of field notes
in q training course to open at 1880
Monday night IN Central Christian
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FOREIGN NEWS
SENDS FUTURE
MART UPWARD
UnfavorabIe Weather Over
Wheat Belt Another.
Bull Factor.
BIZ United Press

bN CHited Press
CHICAGO, Oct. 16.-Strong for
eign cables and the unfavorable
weather over the belt gave wheat
a sharp rise on the Board of Trade
today. Liverpool was f1rmer, the
improvement coming on the higher
Argentine exchange and the better
tone with only Russia continuing
to press the market.
BuenoS Aires shot up sharply.
Cold weather, rain and snow we're
general over the American and
Canadian northwest with the fore
cast for freezing over most of the
western and central part of North
America tonight. Corn was firm
and oats steady.
At the opening wheat was. q to
11sc higher. Corn was 2s to 1c
higher and oats 4 to &c higher.
Provisions were steady.
Liverpool was stronger than ex-
pected, opening higher and holding
the gain the rest of the day, stand
ing q to 11sc higher at mid
afternoon. Buenos Aires opened 1c
higher, largely on the higher ex-
change rate.
The official French report placed
the crop at 210,000,000 bushels, or
105 100000 bushels under a year ago.
An increase of 3,124,000 bushels in
the worlds visibly supply was sharp
ly lower than a week ago and the
total of 432 ,585, 900 bushels is now
100000 bushels under the figures
Of year ago.
Rains Are General
Rains were general over the corn
belt, with snow in some parts Of
Iowa and the northwest, which will
hinder the field work and hold up
the movement. There was some
closing spreads Wednesday between
wheat and corn.
Oats acted independently most of
Wednesday, showing good strength
on the prospects for damage to the
Canadian crop and the good feed
demand. With the advent of colder
weather the demand is likely to in
crease.
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Produce Markets

Eggs Country Runl-Ioss OF delivered
II Indianapolis. zoe: henerY quality No. /.
Poultry s5ayins rsice Isl - weigh.
spTinge RS 40; old cocks. saioc: DUCKS.
tgl feather att.I. fat White lie; geese &C.
Butter (wholesalel No. l, 419 42c; No.
Butterfat-ssc.
Chess wholesale selling price per
pound loaf; sic; pipento loaf.
New York Limherger. Ssc.
BIZ United Press
steady; receipts S,754 cases extra frsts,
csc; firsts, 27c; current receipts 22d23c;
ordinaries. lsg2lc: seconds, fSgI5c. But
exarts 3sc; extra frsts. 36Q37c; firsts,
$40 33c; seconds. 2sQ3oc; standards. S5isc.
Poulltrym,oM on steady; RECEIPTS 3 cars;
lsGi4c; ducks. i5Gl7c; geese. i5c: tur-
keys. lsc; ROSTERS, l6c. Cheese-Twins.
On track. Sss;s arrivals, los: shipments,
neso5a and North DAKOTA round whites
North Nor Dakota Red River ohios. sl.soS 90
no. Idaho sacked Russets. SlS5a2l5:
Wisconsin sacked round whites. $500
leo.
NEW YORK. oct. ls.-Flour-Dun. but
steady; spring patents. s4.5oG $50. Pork
Quiet; mess. $50 So Lard-Firmer: middle
west spot, sl2.i0Gl2.2o Tailow-Easier:
special to extra. 4is G454c. Potatoes
Dull; Long Island, Sl.5oG3. so; Jersey.
S2.50d3: Maine. $2.5o63.35. Sweet pota-
toes-Irregular; southern, baskets. 6ocG
si.2s: southern. barrels. s2.50G3: Jersey.
baskets 5oc6SS. Dressed poultry-Firm:
turkeys, 226 Csc: chickens. 20 a 32c; fowls,
Is q soc; ducks. l2Gi5c; ducks. Long Is
land. lSG2lc. Live. poultry-Dull and
easy: geese. l2Glsc; ducks, 40 75c: fowls.
40 25c; turkeys. 20 q sac: ROSTERS. i4G
CSC, chickens. 16G Csc: broilers, 20I soc
Cheese-Easy; state whole milk. fancy 10
special 24G26c; young America. 1871 d3ic.
BIZ United Press
CINCINNATI Oct -Butter-Stesdy;
creamery in tub lots. according to score.
34GS7c. common score discounted. 2m3:
packing stock. No l. soc: No. 2 CSC: No
s iSc; butterfat. S4GS6c Eaes-Steady:
cases included; Extra firsts. Sic: irsts,
27e: seconds. 25c. nearby ungraded. 2oc
Live poultry-Thin and coarse stock sells
only at heavy discount; fowls, lbs and
over. i9c: lbs and over. i7izc. lbs. and
over. I4c. Leghorns. 3 lbs. and over. l3c;
roostres. iSc: colored fryerS. over lbs.
1880; broilers. colored. over lbs, i9c:
broilers IL lbs. and over. Csc. Leehorns
and Orpington broilers. IA lbs and over.
PC: broilers. partly feathered. lSc; Leg
horn and OrpinRtcn fryers.. over , lbs.
tic, roasting chickens 4 lbs. and over,
ls1zc. black sspringers, lSe.
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~ iiN,5lr1IINsNATIs O.. oct. ls.-Hogs-
cents 100: held overs. 100: slow, mostly
i5c lower on hogs scaling upward from
Sc iower. lighter weights and sows,
steady: bulk 20o-250-lb. butchers, slo.25;
ieo- iso-lb underweights. mostly s9;75.
isrsslv 80 50. bulk sows. SO: smooth light
veirh{s up to ss.25 Csttle-Receipts. $50:
calves. 200; slow, generally steady on all
end heiiers s5G750: few in between
Grade yeariings. SsGio most beef cows,
S4.5Od s so. bulk low cutters and cutters,
SO 5OmS.5O. one load weighty bulls. So;
huik good and choice. S1lm 1880. lower
grades. s6.5o6i 1880. Sheep-Receipts, $50:
Slow. about steady. better grade light and
handy weight fat lambs. STA so. weighty
lambs. downward to $3.50; common throw
outs, s5G5.50: fat ewes mostly S2q3.So.
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DOzQ,-JOneS
Summary
CBv Thomson & McKinnonl

London, New York cables opened at
4.S5 1892 against ABS 27-32 Paris checks.
1898; Amsterdam. 12.057; Italy, 92.S05;
Berlin. 20 80.
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Word was received today by state
house employees of the election of
Ralph #. Wilcox, state forester, as
secretary treasurer of the National
Association of State Foresters at the
associations annual meeting in
Portland, Ore.
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Does One Half of Two and
Two Equal Two or Three?-The
answer is two. Had the question
read, DO one-half of two and
two equal two or three?" the
answer would be three.
Friday-The Athlete 7oOh Bah.
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RV United Press
rTENET.AND

BIZ United Press
ieep Oh more lower. 10000 lbs. Sio25:
top. $40 IS: l6o-1s0 lbs. carrying end of
lighter Hs ssiS Sl9le light lights s sna
common steers. firm. around s5.75@s: COWS
and bulls. fairly active. IN spots stronger;
5a S bn Su'tsT gFaaes cay s
receipts, 800: around steady: better grade
vealers. slS.50Gl4, in fairly active de-
mand; common to medium sorts, $40 q y;
" steady: good to choice lambs, $500
T75:common TO medium throwouts down.
ward to IS; good fat ewes, ss@s.5o.
BIZ United Press
. Fl. WAYNE. md. oct. Is.--Hogs-Mar-
ket ioGisc lower, l2o lbs. down. ss.IS:
l lS0i:S is 10000 i6s @ soo25s bs
s ssss sssSs Ss @ ss ssssS rs
Sass. $3.50 $500 calves, sia; LAMBS. 81
By IMlteq Rrrsssss, -. = 49,
ceipts 1900; followers. 100; market. less
Bulk desirable i7o-22o rs. slo.SOG i. IS;
40 lbs, mostly slo.2s: packing sows. SIS Is
steady. csivesEReceipts. 100; vesiers IN.
setive generally CSC higher: good to choice
ewes and wether lambs So: bucks and in
between grades, S7.25; throvoutS, S6-25.
Ru United Press
PfrTSBPRcG. oct. 6.-Hogs-Receipts
5 900; steady 70 10 cents lower; t70-26C
lbs sio1io SO: i40-i6o lbs Si03l0S5.
desirable pigs. s9.SoU9.75: packing sows
SsS0G9. Cattle-ReceiptS. is; market
slow 10 weak. Calves-Receipts 100,
steady. 70 soc higher; better grade vealers
mostly $40 50Gi55 so: top. Si4. Sheep
Receipts 1000; slow. steady; good and
choice, fat lambs. s7G7.75; lower grades
s4&6.5o.
Rn United Press
TOLEDO. Oct. ie.-zossZ Receipts. 500:
market iOa20c lower: heavies. s9.75Gl0'
mediums. Se.e5Ii0: Workers. SO 2S6 so;
piFs. ss.7Sde.50 Cattle-ReceiDts 200,
market STEADY. Cslves-Receipts. light,
market steady. Sheep-ReceiptS, light
nssAst s1sA0s'
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-10-16

The national membership trophy
won by the Indianapolis Assoeia-
ton of Life Underwriters for in
creasing its membership from 1856
to 542 in the last year, will be dis
played by the associations month
ly meeting in the Sphinx Arms Fri
day night.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-10-16

Average of thirty industrials for wednes-
day was 20Op6. Up $50. Average OF
twenty rails Vas i1E.65. up 81. average
Of twenty utilities waS 7255. up l5o,
Average Of forty bonds was 1856. up IS.