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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-03-16

Following is the explanation Of
Ripley's Believe 1t or Not, which
appeared in Saturdays Times:
Lafayette Was Made Major
General at the Age of 19.-Lafay-
cite, a youth of 10, arrived in
Philadelphia July, TIT. Four days
later congress conferred upon him
the rank of maj general. His
great services in the cause of the
American Revolution, both as
military commander and ss finan-
cial mediator between the United
States and France, are part of the
history of the United States. If
Pershing did not say Lafayette,
we are here" upon his arrival on
French soil, in the late World
war, at least he ought to have
said it.
The EiffeI Tower Moves With
the Sun-The Eiffel tower, the
most famous structure on the
Partisan skyline, is 1000 feet high.
At that altitude a high wind will
cause it to sway or vibrate con-
siderably. 1t has recently been
discovered that in addition to
swaying in the wind, the tower is
heH-tropic. The sunny side of
the metal in the tower is affected
by the rays of the sun, causing it
to twist and to move with the sun.
The motion is gradual and hardly
observable to the sightseerS on the
tower, but it is continuous and
more pronounced in the hot sum-
mer months than in the winter.
In the hottest twenty-four hours
of the year, the torsion reaches a
maximum point of about seven
inches. AS the day cools the twist
vanishes.
A Rifle Split in the Middle by
Another BuIIet-At the Crater
battlefield in Petersburg, Va, is a
display of an old Confederate rifle
that was split in the middle by q
federal bullet, which entered the
muzzle just as the Confederate
soldier fired. The three ringed
federal bullet still can be seen
wedged in the barrel of the rifle,
but the Confederate bullet was re-
moved in 1910 by a curiosity
seeker.
Tuesday: 'SThe Irish Patron
Saint of Germany"
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WHY'S Overland Company declared reeu-
lar quarterly dividend Of $7.l6 on pre-
ferred, PAYABLE April Z record of March 25
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Relations of the Courts to Bust
ness Of the Community and "Busi-
ness Management" will be the topics
of Judge Dan V. White Of municipal
court, room two, and Herbert P.
Sheets, national director of the Ma
tional Hardware Association, re-
spectively, at dinner meeting OF
the Indianapolis Hardware Dealers
Association at Z tonight in the
Athenaeun.
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AutOgiro Is Lauded
tn : - y
q United Press


WASHINGTON, March 10
David ingalls,, assistant navy sec
rotary, in g. radio speech TODAY.
hailed the autogiro, or flying
windmill ail'plane as the missing
link" which will make airplane
transportation popular with the
average citizen.
I'm the twenty-eighth year OF
aviation" ingalls, said, I'VE find in
the United States only 10000 com
mercial licensed airplanes. In the
twenty-eighth year of the auton1o-
bile there we're some 10000, 900 auto
mobiles. The airplane simply fails
to guarantee the individual that
chance Of continued existence that
one demands.
The autogiro," he continued
seems to be the missing link. Bv
1t one is transported as safely as
by other means Of travel"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-03-16
WHEAT EASES
FRACTIONALLY
IN DULL TRADE
Light Selling and Weaker
Gables Responsible
for Decline.
BY HAROLD E. RAINvILLE
United Press StaH Correspondent

CHICAGO, March l6.-Moderate
selling on the lower Liverpool mar
ket eased wheat fractionally on the
Board of Trade today. Trade was
light and there was little support
at the start.
Liverpool was lower but some
what steady on the small ship
ments. Corn met fair support at
the start and was up a good frac-
ton. Sentiment was more favor
able early and there was no pres
sure. Oats were dull and about
steady.
At the opening old wheat was
Is cent lower, new wheat was L to
4 cent OFF, corn was Is to Il cent
higher and oats were unchanged to
Is cent up. Provisions were slow
and steady.
Liverpool Declines
Liverpool was unfavorably af-
fected by bearish foreign advices
and declined, but held steady dur
ing the afternoon at around Il to
Il cent lower. Buenos Aires was
sharply lower during the morning,
rs cent down.
Price of wheat, as we'll as all
other grains, are at the lowest point
in years and trading the lightest in
a long time. There is nothing in
the situation to inspire buying or
selling until it is known whether
the farm board will act to stabilize
the new crop and the manner in
which it disposes of the 100000
bushels for export.
Wheat supplies greatly exceed re-
quirements, all leading export coun-
tries have huge SURPRISES that must
be disposed Of before prices can
improve.
Corn is Bought
Buying of corn against sales OF
wheat has featured trading for the
past two days and tends to prevent
declines in corn. Stocks are not
large and the crop is short but the
bullish fundamentals mean nothing
as the heavy tone in wheat handi-
caps trading.
In view Of the action in wheat
and corn, oats are not getting any,
where. The chief feature is the
heavy shipping demand which
largely exceeds corn, owing to the
cheapneSs of oats, but it has little
effect OH the futures.
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PORKERS DOWN
10 TO 20 CENTS
AT CITY YARDS
Cattle Inactive With All
Glasses Exhibiting
Lower Trend.
HOGS

Hogs were 10 cents to 20 cents
lower this morning at the city
stockyards, prices for the most part
20 cents under Friday. The bulk,
140 to 300 pounds, sold for $7.45 to
$500, early top holding at $500. Re
ceipts were estimated at 1000; hold
overs were 1856.
Cattle were very dull, with a
lower trend apparent on all classes.
Receipts numbered $50. Vealers sold
off so cents, the market ranging
from $3.50 down. Calf receipts were
200.
Sheep market was nominal, with
sentiment lower. Receipts we're 100.
Chicago hog receipts were $4,000
including 1900 directs. HoldoverS
were 1000. Market very slow, few
early bids on light weights around
IS cents lower than Fridays aver
age. Good to choice hogs weigh
ing $50 to 100 pounds, were bid al
$500, best kinds held higher. Cattle
receipts, 10000. Calves, 1000, an6
IS to so cents lower. Sheep receipts
$4,000 and Is cents lower.
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Births


George and Lena LegganS. city hospital.
Cosby and Arlene Sandlin, city hospital
Roland and Viola Paicely. city hospital
Clarence and Essa Russell. city hospital
Ewell and Lille Smith. city hospital.
Joseph and Clara Cranston st. Vincent's
hospital.
Gus and Fannie PulOs. st. vincent's hos
pital.
Lawrence and Virginia Holmes. st. vim
cents hospital.
james and Mary Rinke. Methodist hos
pital.
Raymond and Mildred Myott. Christian
hospital.
Roy and Martha Jones. 2s4o Columbia.
Phillip and Johnnie Thurman $50
Roanoke.
Edwin and waneta Heather. 2ss7 south
Robert and Sarah Phelps. 22ss Eastern.
Anthony and Thelma Faceoni, 10 South
Davidson.
Boys
Ransom and Opal johnson. CITY noSuftai
James and Helen Toney. city hospital
Albert and Hattie Burkes, city hospital.
Burton and Ethel Clark, city hospital
Christopher and katherine Showecker
$50 S~gth West
scF and Margaret orande. st. vincent's
ROY and Julia smith. st. vincent's hos
william and Della Terry, aass Columbia.
FudQlph and Nevada Schnlall. ST.
c8Iucra. A
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Murat Chanters win sing at the

Murat Chanters will sing at the
Shortridge Parent-Teacher Associa-
ton meeting Tuesday in Shortridge
high school. Diner will be served
in the cafeteria from to p. m.
and teachers will meet patrons in
their rooms at 7:30 prior to the
meeting. Arthur Mason will direct
the Murat club.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-03-16
ELECTRIC PLANTS
LEASE PROPOSED

facilities to the Northern Indiana
Public Service Company for a term
beginning as of January, 1881, and
continuing until May 1, 1858. The
proposed annual rental would be
$380,oOO plus an amount equal to
715 per cent per annum on future
additions and improvements to the
property.
Both the Northern Indiana Pub
lie Service Company and the IN
diana Hydro-Electric Power Com
pany are in the group controlled by
the Midland United Company.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-03-16

Damage suits aggregating $4,000
today we're fled in superior court
three by Robert E. and Bertha AL
ley against George G. Forey Jr. as
receiver for the Peoples Motor Coach
Company. injury to Mrs. Alley
while bus passenger was the ba-
sis of the complaints.
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RAW SUGAR PRICES

March IA
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o. forty bonds was 96.49' Up o.
By United Press
NEW YORK. March 16.-Satur-
days strength carried over into to-
days stock market and at the open
ing prices we're up fractions to two
points.
Most advances were fractional and
trading was of moderate proper
tions. Steel common opened at
H44%, up 4, N. Y. c. 1141z, up r.;
Allied Chemical 1928, up Il;
American and Foreign Power 457b,
up u; Standard Gas s51s, up 11s;
General Electric sos, unchanged;
Consolidated Gas 1861, up IL and
Radio Corporation 251a, off Il.
Utilities continued to lead in &C
tivity and strength, the entire group
participating in the buying opera
tions. Rails were quiet. Amuse-
ments firmed up slightly. Steels
were firm with United States Steel
gaining fractionally.
Auburn Auto up 21z. Other auto
shares held with General Motors
at Az, up a. Sears Roebuck and
Montgomery Ward moved up in the
mercantile division. Tobaccos held
steady as did foods.
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Increased Efficiency Is
Given as Reason for
Move.

Leasing Of the two hydro-electric
generating plants and transmission
facilities of the Indiana Hydro
Electric Power Company to the
Northern Indiana Public Service
Company and operation of these
properties as an integral part of the
latter company's system is proposed
in petition filed today with the
public service commission of In
diana.
The two hydro-electric generating
plants are situated on the Tippe-
canoe river at Norway and Oakdale
near Monticello. Transmission ia
cilities of the Indiana Hydro-Elec-
trio Power Company include 66,0O0-
volt lines from the Oakdale plant to
Lafayette, Monticello and Kentland,
a 33,000-volt line from the Norway
plant to Monticello, a 33,0O0-volt
line from Monticello to Yeoman and
a 33,OO0-volt line in the city Of
Logansport.
Operation of the Indiana Hydro
Electric facilities by the Northern
Indiana Public Service Company
will make possible increased eff
cheney. the petition says.
BY a recent realignment of prop
critics with the Interstate Public
Service Company, the Northern In
diana Public Service Company &C
quired properties inter-connected
with those of the Indiana Hydro
Electric Power Company.
In addition, the Northern Indiana
Public Service Company in 1880
extended its 132,000-volt steel tower
superpower line from New Carlisle
south through Plymouth to Month
cello. where 1t is inter-connected
with the hydro-elect plants.
Under terms Of the proposed
lease, the indiana Hydro Electric
Power Company would lease its
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Other Livestock
BIZ Times SnecinL

LOUISVILLE. KY. March i6.-Hoes
$50 lbs up. s7.s5; IT'S to $50 lbs. $3.50; $50
to IT'S lbs. $3.50; $50 lbs. down $685.;
Receipts. 500: market active. steady to csc
higher; prime heavy sters, S8@8.5O; heavy
shipping steers. S650@7.50; medium and
g. common to medium heifers, S5@6; good
to choice cows. s4.5065.25 medium to
good cws. s3.7564.50; cutters. S3.2503. rs;
ers 56.506750: medium to good feeders
S566: stockers S5n7. CaIfes-ReceiptS
800: market, 50c91 lower; good to choice
medium. S465. Sheep-Receipts. so mar
ket, steady; eve and wether lambs. $3.50:
buck lambs. $3.50: seconds. $3.50 down
clipped sheep. 1904: Saturday and Sunday
shipments: cattle. none; calves SIS: hogs
none; sheep, none.
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Other Livestock
BIZ United Press


10000, including $4,000 direct; 15Q25c
in sen sS3g b a2fF5afEi6 aHt b Seigys sS
Backing soTs ssogs4g gR lsi gS Sttz' I4S;
100 lbs, good and choice, $8@8.25; light
VWssigghts, 10000 lbs, good and choice, $50
and choice, $7.5OG8,3o; heavy Weights
25oI3sO lbs. good and choice, $7@f So
ps seksln ag Sows, 275-5o0 lbs. good and choice,
and choice, $75oG8. Cattie1Rec:efipts.
1000; excessive steer and yearlings run
mere; not enough done to make a market
nned to low-grade steers and yearlings
these selling mostly Csc. Of; fat cows
steady stead to rs clover; bulls and low-priced
Stssr run comprises better grades, relative
~ long tfpng-Ieq onerlngSo Slaughter cattle and
and choice, $8.5o@11SS; i.ioO-i, SO sHi lbs,
go ood and ad ch nS6I ssSo@II 1900 500 lbs
lbs, common and medium, s6.25@s.50:
heifers. 5000 lbs, good and choice. $3.50
SIS; common and medium, $6@s25; cows,
5iTm a9 q 2 saolce Sgt c common and me-
to choice beef $4:25G575; cutter to me me-
and choice, $7Gs.5 so; medium, $sS7; s cuii
ana common, $4.5o@ Stocker and feeder
cattle; Steers, -5oO1,O5O lbs, good and
$5.25G7.2 Is. sheep-Receipts, % 600 '' mo os
y steady: good and choice wooded lambs,
SO; 50G6.85 to packers; several loads, sea
$4G4.75. Slaughter sheep and lambs:
B :an Is Ill.,! Sa3iSS
weights, common, sS@75O; ewes. 8O-l 50
lambs, 5o-75 lbs, good and choice, $3.50
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-03-16
NEW YORK CoFFEE RANGE
WORK TO START ON
ELEVATIONS AT BELT
Contract Is Let to Cunningham
Firm on S51.75S Bid.

With the contract awarded to-
day. construction Of overhead
bridges at Meridian street and the
Bluff road, as part Of the Belt
railroad elevation program, will be
started Immediately.
Contract was let to the Cunning
ham Construction Company on a bid
of S57,753 and. with other eXpendi-
lures. the cost will aggregate S70,-
900, T. R. Ratcliff, engineer of the
indianapolis Union Railway. said.
Railway officials said they ex-
pected to have trains running over
the new bridges within ninety days.
Two Of the city's most dangerous
grade crossings will be eliminated
with erection Of the structures.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-03-16

Tuesday: ''The Irish Patron
Saint of Germany"
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Arrivals and Departures

Hoosier Airport-Fred Anes, No
gales, Ariz., to Boston, Mass,
Travel Air.
Municipal Airport-Richard A.
Arnett, from Rushville to Indian
apolis, Waco; Embry-Riddl passen-
gers to Cincinnati included ]. E.
Jones, Graylynn hotel; Edward M.
Haight, Cincinnati to st. Louis.
Fairchild plane from department of
commerce, over Sunday.
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DOW-JOneS
Summary


Union Oil of California reduces prices of
cents for 10 gravity or above.
S. o. Co. of California reduces retail
gasoline / cent gallon in southern Cali
1 f0 and Bay region bringing price to
lO12 cents gallon. In Seattle and Ia
coma price cut 1la cents to 1S cents.
National Transit Company reports for
year ended Dec, 81, net income and
profit and loss from all sources Of $685.
400 after depreciation, taxes. etc,
against S9OO,461 in 1923.
New York cables opened at 4.84 1882
against Abs 1876; Paris checks, 124. Isl;
Amsterdam. 1912: Italy. 92.7S5; Berlin.
Crude oil deliveries by eleven companies
otaed 6s 6 0 f50up 9a IL F6
343 1893 barrels against 10.098 931 in jan
uary. an average of 325,772 barrels daily.
California crude oil production in week
ended March IA average 527,400 barrels
daily, increase 1000 daily over preceding
week. according to California Oil World.
Aviation Corporation OF the Americas
and su6siHdiaries year ended Dec. 81. net
loss $500 27l after taxes. depreciation and
net loss $S17.4t2 in 1929.
United States Steel 1880 net $9.Is a
snare on 1927, 657 average common shares
outstanding during year against $2119 a
share on 8,132.840 shares in 1929.
Columbian Carbon Company in 1880
earned S5.04 a share on 498,505 shares
against S7.SS on 467,929 shares in 1929.
National Cash Register Company in
1880 earned 4 cents q share on 40OO COO
shares class against 1924 a share on
combined 100000 shares of class A and
100000 shares of class B stock In 1929.
Stocks Of crude rubber in London on
March IA totaled 80 DOL tons against 81. 247
on March z. Fire destroyed I I54 tons and
through revision Of last weeks figures 204
TONS were added. Liverpool stocks Al IO5
tons against 45,4S7 tons.
Chicago Great Western estimates net in
comes Two months ended Feb. 20 approxi-
mates S131, 900 after all charges against
actual net income in like months 1890 OF
SSl,oF7, gain Of about 100000.
Diamond Match company first consoli-
SI4.28 share. Parent company only
earned 1887 share in 1880, against SIS. 50
in 1929. ~''O'
WHY'S Overland Company declared reeu-
lar quarterly, dividend 0f $7.l6 on pre-
ferred, payable April l. record of March rs.
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By United Press

CINCINNATI. March i6-Hogs-RA-
Geipts. 400; held over none; butchers, i65
IDS; up mostly 15c lower; heavier WEIGHTS
ana spots, 25c off; better grade. 16O-240
lbs. $s.5o08.6o; odd lots. 260-270 lbs,
around So; extreme heavies downward to
81; l2O-l5O lbs. light lights around steady
tie-Receipts. 1880; calves. $50; steers
slow. uneven; palmer light weights around
dunn to good; heifers and all grades of
cows mostly steady; some low-priced steers
ana medium heifers S6:5o6z75; more de-
S4.7505.50; low cutters and cutters
s275q4: bulls strong, to Csc higher: prac-
tlcaI Top, S5,25; yealers soc lower; good
so down; Sheep-Receipts, 100; steady;
better grade handy weight lambs, $50
$50; common and medium, $65008. fat
ewes; $S@3.5o; light weights ouotabIe up
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Produce Markets

Eggs country unl-Loss OF delivered
IL Indianapolis. TIC; henery quality No. /.
l8c: No. 2. 12c.
Poultry (buying icesl--Hens. weighing
5 lbs. or over. tic: under S lbs. i6c:
Leghorn hens. lie; capons. ia lbs. up. csc:
6la-7i2 lbs. 24c; under ga lbs, zoe:
springers lbs. or over, tic: or under S
lbs. 17c;. ducks. springers. lie; old cocks.
collie: ducks. full feather fat white &c;
geese. &c. These prices are for No. top
quality quoted bv Kin9an g. Co.
Butter (wholesalel NO. I. 31632c; No.
:. 29G soc. Butterfat-30c.
Cheese wholesale selling price per
poundl American loaf S1c pimento loaf,
sec: Wisconsin frsts. 27c: LonghornS. Sac:
New York LimberSer. soc.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-03-16
'LEGGER PLEADS GUILTY
Sentenced to so Days in Jail by
Federal Judge BaltzelI.

William Bayless, 450l5 East
Washington street, indicted on a
charge of selling liquor and making
his headquarters in a garage in
which the government stored its
cars, entered plea of guilty today
and was sentenced TO sixty days in
jail by Federal Judge Robert C..
Gbalfzell.
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BIZ United Press

CINCINNATI. March l6.-Butter-Firm:
creamery in tub lots. according to score, 20
q sic; common score discounted 2GSc;
No. 8. l2isc: butterfat. 2SG SOC Eggs =
Lower; cases included: extra frsts. l9i5c:
seconds. lie; nearby ungraded. lSi2c:
try-Thin and coarse stock sell only at
heavy discount; fowls. 5 lbs. and. over,
22e; lbs. and over. 22c; 8 lbs. and over,
ROSTERS, lsc; capons. lbs. and over, SIC:
under s lbs. 2Sc; slips. sac; broilers. new
over over u II I6s zic. nartiy feaths2ed So
soc; Leghorn broilers. full feathered. X
lbs. and over. S3c; over. Ia lbs. SSc.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-03-16
Open R00kinn Service

To abolish inconvenience in book
ing passage aboard air liners, West
err Union Telegraph Company has
arranged with several large air trans
port companies to make reserva-
tons and take fares in Western
Union offices throughout the ma
ton.
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In the Air

Weather conditions in the air at
8 a. M:
North wind, miles an hour.
barometric pressure, 1925 at sea
level; temperature, 80; ceiling.
$500 feet; visibility, miles; field.
muddy.
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By United Press


PITTSBURGH March i6.-Hoss-Re-
ceipts, $500; market, mostly Csc lower;
SIS; 22o-250 lbs. $s.25 $780, 260-3O0 lbs,
s86S29; l00-140 lbs, S8.25 1865; packing
sows, S65007. Cattle-Receipts, 600:
steers, steady to strong: she stock and
bulls. steady to Csc higher; medium to
good steers. s7QS.75; heifers s6.506S; beef
cows S4.75d5.75: common to medium bulls
lower; good and choice vealers, $500
1880: common and medium S5GS Sheep
Receipts, 1000; lambs strong to CSC
higher; better grade clipped lambs. So SO
90; choice wooded lambs around So1S
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Bu United Press

CHICAGO. March Eggs-Market
u &C; flrsts l9G20A4c; ordinaries, lSc: sec
onds. lIl2c. Butter-Market. steady; re-
nrsts, 29@2sikc: firsts. 2762sc; seconds,
IS 026c: standards, soc. Poultry-Market.
firm; receipts 3 cars: fowls. 22ia @23l2c:
springers, 26c; Leghorns. 21c; ducks. Csc:
geese l5c; turkeys, Csc; BOOSTERS. 15i2c.
Cheese-Twins. l4@i4i4c; young Americas
1914 4l6iac. Potatoes-On track. 2e8: ar
rivals. 203: shipments. 1922: market
steady: Wisconsin sacked round whites.
Sl.35 $50; Minnesota round whites. $3.50
9i.55; Colorado red McClures. s1.7561 so;
Brown Beauties. SITS.
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BIZ United Press
-

NEW YORK. March ;-Potatoes-Mar-
ket. steady: Long Island, S250GSS5
barrel: Southern, S35oG8 barrel: Maine.
s2.75a3.40 barrel: Idaho. 35c1$2.4o sack:
Bermuda. S7M9 barrel: Canada, :3ocq 3.75
baskets. 75c63.50; Southern baskets. 81. so
42l5. Flour--Market. steady and IN
changed: spring patents, s450Q4.S0 Pork
ket, firm; middlewest spot. Se.4aG9 So
Tallow-Market. steady: special to extra,
39sq39sc. Dressed Poultry-Market quiet:
20Q SOC; fowls l4f126c: Long Island ducks
236f2zc. Live Poult-y-sIarSe steady 20
nrln: geese. IlWl5c: ducks. l5G25c: fowls
-lbt %ct. turkeys sNtre@c, ROSTERS. l4kf
lee: chickens. l9dS0c; caroas. al6Ila2c:
broilezs. S21 acc. Caesza--4arket. firm:
ssfe wnolS mix, fancy g special i61
2aiac: Youn2 America I6620c.
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Net Changes

By United Press
NEW YORK, March 14.-Closing
prices and net changes in stocks
traded on the New York Stock
Exchange today follow:
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Bank CIearingS
INDIANAPOLIS STATEMENT

INDIANAPOLIS STATEMENT
March 10
OledrlnR5 ........ 95, 20, UUV.UO
t)ChitS ...........ss.. b,O5o, VOU.UU
CHICAGO STATEMENT
March 10
Clearngs ...................S SEA, SOC, 600 90
Balances NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1000 90
TREASURY STATEMENT
March To-
Net balance for March 13. SCI. 774, $50 IS
Expenditures .......,....... 15.778. 1919
Customs receipts mo. to date. 10, 1872, 572. SO
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Bp Unitcd Presa

FIT. WAYNE. Ind. March i6-Hogs-Re-
$50 lbs. $3.50: l50-t60 lbs. SITS: i6o-is0
lbs $3.50; 10000 lbs. 1910: 200-220 lbs.
81 so: 220-250 lbs. $40. 2z0-2e0 lbs. 81 So
260-2s0 lbs, $40: 260-30o lbs. 81. so. 500
$50 MS. Sis: roughs. Ss75: stays. sS.7s.
calves. $3.50: lambs $3.50.