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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-03-06
DOzU-JOneS
Summary

Pacific Telephone and Telegraph COM
pany declared regular quarterly dividend O.!
Si.75 on common payable March 81 rec
ord March 20.
Continental Baking Corporation declared
regular quarterly dividend Of 81 on pre-
fefred. payable April l. record March ie.
as isis. against 4.sss5-s2; Paris checks.
l24.o2; Amsterdam, I2.l2i Italy, 9z,735;
Berlin. 2o.4s5.
American Rolling Mil Company Omits
5o-cent quarterly common dividend due
at this time; 1890 net cents q share
on 1. noses common shares against s4.24
a share on 1,42s,623 shares in 1929.
American Chain Company and subsi-
a a5aiiss s SOL @ share hare in 1929.
General Foods Corporation and subsi-
diaries 1880 net s3.s3 share on s,256.-
SGT shares in 1879.
studsbaker Corporation and subsidiaries
pany 1880 net ~ cents share on 1905
045 common shares against $3.50 share
on 1,eoe,252 average common shares
against $3.50 share on i,so6 .252 average
common shares outstanding in 1929.
Maytag Company. 1880 net IS cent a
common share against S3.SS share IN
1879.
Standard. oil Of Ohio. declared regular
quarterly dividend sa. Of e re on common
state Street Investments. Corporation
1880 net loss si,2ol.oS9 after expenses
against net net p ni9t Ct sS sd908 IA 1929 ss
curities carried at, cost OF SlS,383: sos at
year end had market value OF So, 800, 538.
against $s7s4.
Lerner Stores CORPORATION declared regu-
lar quarterly dividend. Of so cents on COM
Atlas stores Corporation declared regu-
lar quarterly dividend Of IS cents on pre-
ferred. payable April I. record March 16.
American Brown Boveri Electric de-
On pref tsSdi' payaSie April !. record
March 20.
national Silver Company Of Canada year
ended Dec 81 combined net loss S857, 1913
after charges and depreciation.
Mead. johnson & Co. declared usual ex-
ira 50 cent and regular quarterly Of 75c
on common, payable April l. record
March is.
Electric and Power twelve months
ended Jan. 81. 1881, net after taxes and
charges, but before depreciation. $685.
342 against $685. 6Ss in previous year
Perfect Circle Company 1880 net s3.74
share against 1884 share in 1929.
Mcclellan stores Company year ended
Dec. 81 net profit S257, 512 after interest,
depreciation. taxes. etc. against $1,001.
PSI in 1929.
United States Playing Card declared 62h
cent dividend: previously paid 81 quar-
terly.
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American Rolling Min Company Ouits
5o-cent quarterly common dividend due
at this time; 1880 net 8 cents share
on 1. 40, sos common shares against s4.24
a share on 1,42s,623 shares in 1929.
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Death Notices

ALFRED, MRS. MARY ALdA-of 4s17
Sunset Ave, beloved mother Of Alex
ander Garrison and Edward 3. Alfred
and Mary Mildred Alfred. passed away
Thursday morning. Services Saturday at
2 D. m. at the FLANNER & BUCHANAN
MORTUARY. Friends invited. Burial
Crown Hill.
GEORGE-BeloVed hus-
band Of Nina Cunningham and father
Of Mrs. O. G. Hiatt Of Muncie. and Mrs
w. e Moore Of Hammond. and George
Cunningham. Mrs Arthur Bisc and Mrs
Norman McClelland, all OF Indianapolis,
passed away at st. Johns Hospital An
derson md, March 4. Funeral held at
LITTLE 4 SONS FUNERAL HOME
Saturday, 1850 ?. m. Burial New Crown
cemetery. LITTLE q SONS in charge,
PASS North Talbot
roy. EMMA L--Beloved wife Of FRANK
Foy, and mother Of Ernest. Leon. Anna
eta. departed this life March &. age Ga
,Sys sasss. esii MooR Sc R s CO oF $50
GRAFF, HARRY-Age so, beloved husband
% Ncla, stepsor OF Edward Meyer,
nephew Of Catherine and Edward c.
Re1ck. passed away Wednesday D m
Services IN. charge q pr: Ambrose
Dunksi st the FLANEER q BUCHANAN
MORTUAEY. Saturday $3.50 p. n. instead
Of previous time given. Fr1sndg invited
Burial Ctown Ill., u
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Deaths

John H. Hays. 50. st. vincent's hospital,
abscess of pancreas.
Martha Ellen Mock, 30, 4is West
Fortieth. chronic myocarditis.
Harry Gran, so, st. Vincent's hospital,
Frank Z. Iongley. 81. $50 Congress,
arteriosclerosis.
Mary Alma Alfred, 81. 4s17 Sunset.
arteriosclerosis.
George NJ. Henderson, rs. st. vincent's
hospital. cerebral hemorrhage.
Samuel j. Davis, 81, city hospital, lobar
Amelia schue. 50. 2sO South McKim,
cerebro hemorrhage.
Charles w. Ryan. ~. 7os North Alabama.
pulmonary tuberculosis
Arthur Turner, 40. 1888 Bradbury.
Josephine Hotter, 10. 81 South Rural,
chronic myocarditis.
Mamie Emily Jacups. So. city hospital.
diabetes mellitus.
Fred Harrison Taylor. 40. city hospital,
influenza.
Katherine A. Throckmorton. 5s. Methodist
Charles L. Smith, So. Methodist hos
pitsl, chronic nephritiS.
Iselo Nicely. 70, 1916 North Mount,
chronic myocarditis.
Norman Butler. /. Riley hospital. lobar
May Maxine Reed. 7. city hospital,
william Runnick, 50. Belt Railway. ac-
Emma Hart Smith. 80. $50 North Black
ford broncho pneumonia.
Sarah Hofacker. 81, $50 AfilIrace, car.
cinoma.
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SALESMAN DROWNED
Car Skids Into Creek Near
ZionSviIIe.

George A Williams, 40, $50 Ken
yon street, Indianapolis, was
drowned early today when his auto
skidded off Michigan road a mile
northeast of zionsville, overturned
and landed right side up in Little
Eagle creek.
The wrecked car was discovered
sometime later BY passing motorists
who notified authorities.
Coroner Guy OWsley said death
was due to drowning. He said there
were no marks on the body to in
dictate Williams had been injured
fatally.
Williams feet we're protruding
through the top of the auto, indi-
eating he had attempted to kick
himself free and his feet had been
caught, holding his head below
water.
The body was removed to a
zionsville undertaking establish
ment. Williams was travelling rep
resentative for the Premier Rab-
bitry of New Augusta.
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age Of forty bonds was 5s,55. Up IL
By United Press
NEW YORK, March 6.-Strength
in utilities and weakness in special
issues featured the stock market
today.
Rising tendencies in evidence
Thursday again were in swing at
the opening and in the early deal
ings. In the first half hour the
market ran at the rate of 5000, 900
shares for full session and prices
rose ] to 8 points.
A drive against Western Union
followed a lower opening in that
stock. The poor showing Of Postal
Telegraph Company, announcing
only 81 cents a share earned in
1890 on preferred stock against
1914 in 1929 was taken as an indi-
cation of the trend in the commu-
nication business and was respon-
sible for heavy selling in Western
Union which broke Az points to
1929.
Other communications maintained
a steadier tone. Postal Telegraph
preferred rose more than a point
after directors discontinued the 81
annual dividend. Thursday the
stock broke nearly points on SELL
ing by insiders who knew of the
report and dividend action which
we're not announced until after the
close
Dissolution of the plan for merg-
ing the communications business of
Radio Corporation and Interna-
tional Telephone and Telegraph
Corporation was construed bullish-
ly for it eliminated difficulties arts
ing from sharply reduced prices of
the two stocks since the agreement
was brought up two years ago. Both
the stocks rose and held the ma
1ority Of their gains.
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NOTICE TO BIDDERS
SALE AND REMOVAL OF OLD

sealed bids viii be received by. the
Board Of School Commissioners at its
offices. $50 North Meridian Street. IN
dianapoiiS. until O'Clock .. m. Tuesday,
March 10. 1891. for the sale and removal
as hereinafter specified Of the following
building not needed for school purposes.
for not less than its fair cash value:
One one-story residence at the norCn,
west corner Of the grounds at Arsenal
Technical High School. corner Oriental
This building and the foundation to
e depth Of at least one foot below the
premises within thirty 500 days from
date OF acceptance Of bid All rubbish
Of any description shall be removed with
out any damage to any other OF the
school property or premises.
Each bidder shall submit with his bid
Of his bid. The Board reserves the right
to accept or reject any or all BIDS ana.
upon failure OF the successful bidder to
properly perform his contract within the
time specified, to order the work done
BY its own employees and to retain any
material secured from said house. and
also to retain the proceeds OF the certiteo
BOARD OF SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS.
CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS.
BY A. B. GOOD Business Director.
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Insurance

STONE, STAFFORD 81 STONE
6ze Consolidated Bldg II f45f
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Grain FUTURES
CAIN STRENGTH
IN LIGHT TRADE
Wheat Prices Up Fraction
on Strong Foreign
Reports.
By United Press

By United Press
CHICAGO. March 6.-Streneth
at Liverpool offset reports of heavy
SHOWS over the winter wheat belt
today and deferred wheat deliveries
opened a fraction higher with the
nearby months steady. Trade was
very light at the start.
Liverpool was f1rmer on a better
local demand with the fears of the
farm boards actions allayed and
less Canadian pressure. Corn was
steady to higher with trade still
optimistic. Heavy SHOWS will tend
to check the movement. Oats were
very dull, but firm.
Opening Strong
At The opening old wheat was
unchanged and new 4 cent higher:
corn was unchanged to 4 cent
higher, and oats were UP 4 cent.
Provisions were slow and steady.
Liverpool was higher than ex-
pected today, being UNCHANGED to
4 cent up at mid afternoon. Bue-
nos Aires was off Il cent near
noon. Trade in wheat has resolved
itself largely into matter of To-
cal character. Brokers are con-
tent to follow the market either
way, depending on developments.
The Sterilization corporation has
ordered 100000 bushels of wheat
out of Chicago and will probably
order as much more to 60 as the
corporation is making an effort to
relieve the congested storage situa-
ton here.
The resignation Of Chairman
Legge is expected today. Interest
centers in the naming of his success
sor which probably will not be until
next week. Snow was general over
Kansas, Nebraska, Illinois and In
diana with blizzard proportions in
the first two.
Corn is BuIlish
Sentiment in corn has turned
slightly bullish. The visible supplv
at Chicago is but half of what it
was a year ago. The season of
heavy feeding is arriving and with
the turn to colder weather, feeding
is expected to be quite large.
The situation in oats remains IN
changed. Liquidation Of March
goes on, but the strength in the
other grains offers better level
Tor such sales.
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HITS COUNTY POLITICS

81. L. Mencken Says Real Corrup-
ton Is in Country Districts.
By United Press
NEW YORK, March 6.-Despite
publicity on corruption in American
big cities, the real center of COR
ruption is the farm, H. L. Mencken,
author and editor, said today.
'sTammany is a lake of perfume
compared to the average county or
ganization," he said.
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Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Com
pany declared regular quarterly dividend OF
sl.75 on common, payable March 81 rec
ord March 20.
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Instructions

TAP. TOE. BALLET AcP0BATTc1- 7-1-,.
coupon entities bearer. adult or child IL
Of ono Tree 1anes lesson until March 10th
z1s 0ns aOUSER STUDIOS. 1905 King
11ve', tWeStl; z6lS E. Mich. (east) can
6e. Ilz9-J. before 8 .. m. for Information
IUTORMG-H S. English. history ci75cs
science math.: exp graduate tescher:
ESQ grades ; to 8. inclusive. DR.. 1868.
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$4,000 Z PER CENT BONDS;

NOTICE OF SALE OF BONDS. -,
Notice is hereby given that bids VIII
be received by the Board of School Com
missioners of the City OF indianapolis,
Indiana. at the southwest corner OF Me-
Indianapolis. Indiana. until u O'Clock
noon, March 10. 1881. when bids will be
opened for the sale. OF One Hundreq
Eight. EIGHT THOUSAND, dollars eSl0 S GOO
shall be 1888 in number and numbered
from / to 18s inclusive: each one for the
principal sum ct 81 81 600 They hey, shall bss4
interest at the rate OF, four per cent
(4%) per. annum, which said interest
shall be evidenced BY interest warrants
Sonds and maturing on the first day Of
the Principal , shan be paid: the coupon
that date. Said bonds shall mature on
January 1st of each year beginning with
January lst. 1882, and. ending with Jan
uary lst, 1862. and there shah mature
said January ist until and including
January 1st. 1861. the sum Of Sc 600 and
on. January 1st, 1862 the balance Of said
ture. Said bonds shall mature on the
days. aforesaid in the order OF their
serial numbers.
purpose of raising funds to erect one
new elementary school building to be
known as school No. 90 located, at English
ana worcester Avenues III b-4C CIby "
INDIANAPOLIS, Indiana.
Bids to be in sealed envelopes addressed
to the Board of School Commissioners.
southwest corner Of Meridian and Ohio
street, Indianapolis, Indiana. endorsed
Bid for School Building Bonds Of March
1881"
A prospectus Of said bonds. form and
envelopes necessary. to be used in bid
ding win be furnished upon application
to the undersigned. Said bonds will be
issued by the undersigned pursuant to
formal corporate action taken by this
Board on the 25th day Of November, 1880
and February II. 1881. pursuant to the
Indiana Statute Of February 10th. 1919.
(Acts Of 1913. Page g.
The full right is resolved by the Board.
in its discretion to reject any and al
bids.
Each bid shall be accompanied By a
Cashiers check on q responsible Indian
apolis bank or trust company or check
certified by such bank or trust COM
pany and payable to the order Of the
Board Of School Commissioners Of the
city Of Indianapolis for at least three
per cent go Of the face value Of the
TIE TIE BOARD OF SCHOOL COMMISSION
Frs OF The CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS.
BY A. B. GOOD. Business Director.
Indianapolis. Indiana. Feb 20, 1881.
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Business Announcements

F!EAIHERS-Bought. sold and renovated
Lealner mattresses. pillows made 81 oYde1
= = Rnrkle 43l-433 Mass Ave. Ri $685.
Bath ROOM-Conplete $50: plumbing h
-1saIlnR installed: reasonable Ia 4057
HARDWOOD-Floors made to LOOK new
ey9!o sprlng rush. STEELE. Ia. 1887.
YOUR furnace repairs roofing and paint
ing Tor less. see me last. Ha 2e47
ROOF Chimney and Gutter repairing
plaster patching. Oh. 71l2-W
Gen: REP9AIRINC-ReaI sewer man: IesEv
zoos. cutters. 1urn. coils. Eve. Oh 22aa-f
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BINGHAM WANTS REST
Senator Tired of Pseudo Repub-
LEANS" He Tells Club.
'v United Press

HARTFORD, Conn, March g.
United States Senator Hiram Bing-
ham Is ready to retire" and would
be delighted to return to Connect
cut to sit down among real, old
fashioned Republicans. not pseudo
Republicans" he declared last night
at the annual dinner Of the Nc
Kinley Association Of Connecticut.
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Legal Notices
NOTICE 20 TAXPAYERs

NOA4GG ~ 4EAE1 Ito
Notice is hereby given to the tax
payers Of the School City Of Indianapolis,
Marion County. Indiana. that the Board
OF School Commissioners Of the City of
Indianapolis. at its regular meeting to be
held at the hour Of 8 O'Clock D. m.
March 10. 1881. at the Boards Office at
the southwest corner of Ohio and Me-
ridian streets. IndAanapols. Indiana. win
consider and determine the matter treated
OF IN the Boards resolution adopted at
its regular meeting Of Feb. a 1891, con-
corning the appropriation of sl1 600 to
accounts Nos. 10s5s 62502. 80ls2 ard
alterations and equipping Of certain
offices in the administration building and
for salaries for additional social workers.
Taxpayers appearing at said meeting
will have the right TO be heard on said
conten plated action and after this Board
has at said hearing finally acted on said
resolution, ten or more taxpayers Of said
the. Boards said action may appeal said
action to the State Board Of Tax Com
naissioners of the State Of Indiana for
final disposition By fling . petition there
for with the County Auditor OF Marion
County. indiana. within ten days after
said final action. by the Board Of School
Commissioners % the City Of Indianapolis
and the State Board Of Tax Commission
srs win TX a day for hearing IN said
THE BOARD OF SCHOOL COMMISSION
Frs OF TIE CITY OF INDIANAPoLIs.
BY A. 3. GOOD.
BUSINESS cdrector.
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Painting and Paner1no

mug Cleaners
'zl2 21 Dl0MESTIC rug cleaned. SITS. CHIEF
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Produce Markets

Eggs country runl-Loss OF delivered
IN Indianapolis. l5c; henery quality No. I.
l5c: No. 2. lie.
5 lbs. or over. TIC: under lbs, Ice:
Leghorn hens lie: capons. ~ lbs: Up csc;
6Aa-7la lbs. 24c: under 6is lbs. zoe:
SpringerS. 5 lbs. OF over. tic: or under 5
lbs. l7c: ducks. springers. lie: old cocks.
99llc; ducks. full feather fat white &c:
ousiitv quoted bv Kinaan & GO. w. wv
Butter (wholesalel No. /. 32933c: No.
?. 30Q31c. Butterfat-29c.
Cheese wholesale selling price per
poundl American loaf sic; pimento loaf,
32c: Wisconsin arsts. 27c: Longhorns. 34c:
New York Limberger. sec.
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WAR Filler DIVORCED
Wife of Frederic Luff Charges Gross
Neglect.
- Urite9 Press

CLEVELAND, March 6.-Frederic
E. Luff, American World war ace,
was divorced by his wife, Ruth, to-
day on charges Of gross neglect.
Luff, who was credited with bring
ing down eleven German planes and
now is an invalid following an auto
mobile accident, Is living in South
ern Pines, N. c.
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FRANK E. L0NGLEY DIES
Pioneer indianapolis Resident to Be
Buried Saturday.

Last rites for Frank z. Longley,
81, descendant Of a pioneer Indiana
family which helped found Butler
university, who died Thursday at
his home, will be held at the resi-
dence, $50 Congress avenue, at 2:30
Saturday. Burial will be in Crown
Hill cemetery.
Born in Lafayette, Mr.. Longley
lived at Noblesville during his youth
and had been a resident of Indian
apolis forty years.
Survivors are daughter, Mrs.
Ernest E. Bradheld, with whom he
lived, and three granddaughter,
Mrs. Bernice Hamrick, Misses Ruth
and Ernestine Bradheld, all Of In
dianapolis.
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Other Livestock
By United Press

by OntCSU FT6SS
CINCINNATI. March .-Hogs-Receipts,
2. $50; held over, none; fairly active, mostly
10c higher; spots Csc up on butchers 225
lbs. and up and light lights; better grade
170-23o bis, mostly So; some l60 lbs. down
to $7.75; few 240-270 lbs. $750@7.75; 800
$50 lbs. S7@7.25; mostly SIPS on $50 lbs.
up: sows; strong; bulk, $5.5095.75. Cattle
Receipts, 400; calves. 30; fairly active
grades of COWS strong to Csc higher; a
few loads and odd lots of in-between grade
steers and heifers, $6.50@8.25; most beef
cows. $450@5; bulk low cutters and cutter
cows. S2.75@3.75; bulls draggy. weak at
S4.25 down; vealers active. steady: good
and and choice, $8@s; lower grades. $3.50
steady; better grade handyweight quota
Bile. S6.50M9 common and medium, $3.50
@7.50; fat ewes. S2.50@3.50.
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Chicago Grain Table
CASH PAYMENTS DROP
Standard Oil of Indiana Reduces
Dividend to so Cents.

standard OII OF Indiana Reduces
Dividend to so Cents.
By United Press
NEW YORK, March 6.-Prevail-
ing low prices of crude oil and re-
fined oil products are reflected in
the fact that cash dividend pay
ments Of the Standard Oil group of
companies TO rthe first quarter of
1881 will show drop of $4,698, 752
from the disbursements made in the
corresponding period of 1880, re-
port by Carl H. Pforzheiraer & Co.
today said.
Among the larger Standard Oil
companies, Standard Oil Of Indiana
reduced it's dividend to so cents
share in the first quarter Of 1881,
having paid 621a cents a share in
the final quarter Of 1880.
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BIZ Times Snecinl

LOUISVILLE. March e.-Hogs-Receipts
500 market, l0c higher; 800 lbs. up, $685.;
225-300 lbs. S7.15; 16o-225 lbs. $7.65; 130-
100 lbs, $3.50; 1870 lbs. down. $40; roughs
100: market steady; prime. heavy steers
$7.5o@6; heavy shipping steers. .$6@7; me-
dunn and plain sters, S5@6; fat heifers,
$5.50@7.75; common to medium heifers. 81
$3.50; good to choice cows $4@4.5o: me
dunn to good COWS: S3.25@4; cutters. $3@
3.25; Gamers. $l.509250; bulls. S3@4.25:
feeders $6@675; medium to good feeders
s5@6: stockers. $4@5.5O. Calves-Receipts
100: market soc, higher; good to choice
$6.50@7.50: mediums. $500; common to
medium, S3@5. Sheep-Receipts, so; mar
ket steady; eve and wether lambs. SO: buck
lambs, 81; seconds, S. down; clipped sheep
$304. No shipments Thursday.
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Legal Notices

We will sell at Public Auction one Chew
rolet Delivery Truck, 1929 Model. Serial
No AC 1854; motor No. 16So86 for
storage and repair charges amounting TO
GUARANTEE METAL ENANELNG co.
oos n ST Joe ST
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BIZ United Press

CHICAGO. March -Egss-Market.
easier. receipts; 22.1l4 cases; extra firsts.
2lc; firsts. I6h@l9izc; ordinaries. lSc:
ceipts. 1o.446 tubs; extras 28Isc; extra
lrstS, 27927isc; frSts. 25Iz G26c: seconds,
% i2c@ 24isc: standards. 2Sc. Poultry-Mar-
ITO zoe; springers. 26c: Leghorns. I7i5c:
ducks. Csc; geese. lac; turkeys, 25c:
ROSTERS, l5c. Cheese-Twins. l4Gi4Ac;
young Americas. l6N6i6jsc. Potatoes
on track 22S; arrivals. i0l: shipments
S6S; market about steady; wisconsin
sacked round whites, .sl.i561.35 Mime
sets. l.45@I:5S; Colorado McCIures.
branded. $i.S0@l50.
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BIZ United Press

NEW YORK. March 6-Potatoes-Mar-
Maine. s275Gs4o barrel; Idaho, 4oc@s3'so
sack; Bermuda. S6.5oGs barrel: Canada.
50c@S3.50 barrel Sweet potatoes-Mar-
ern baskets. $l50G2. Flour-Market.
quiet and steady; spring patents. $4,000
$50 barrel. Pork-Market. dull; mess.
spot $9.l0de.20. Tallow-Market quiet;
special to extra. 81 63s4c. Dressed poui-
Chickens a5assc Sroers u! soSoc capoSs
26645c; fowls. l4025c: Long Island ducks.
22is624c. Live. poultry--Market. quiet;
2lc: turkeys. 25G4Oc: ROSTERS. i40i6c;
chickens. 1am29c; capons 216 ACC; broilers
32m40c. Cneese-Market 6ul: state whole
milk. fancy. to special. l6G22lsc; young
Americas. 10000.