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Marriage Licenses

Minor J: Ridepour. "a. Of 1909 Novland
clerk. and Thelma l.. Davidson. 10. Of
1909 Rowland. bookkeeper.
Joseph L. Lynn. 80. of 5015 North ILL.,
nots salesman. and Margaret E. South. "a.
OF 1928 North Illinois. cashier.
Charles N. Burns. %. Of 1913 Rochester.
electrician. and Helen @. Louis. ls. Of i64s
Rochester.
Charles r. Wright. II. of 3445 Guilford.
engineer. and Helen G. Crabb. %, Of 542
East Forty-ntnth.
Michael B. Donohue. 43. Of Stockwen
Qnd.l merchant, and Eva v. Cornwell,
43. Of 627 Russell. clerk.
Alonzzo c. RatcIidde. 20. Of 1917 Ken
wood. bookkeeper. and Mary H. Bader. "a.
Of 521 West Forty-first. saleSwoman.
John r. Lowther. IS. of 1905 Winthrop,
pharmacist. and Helen j. Carter. 81. OF
1850 North New Jersey.
Theodore Bonner. al. Of 7Os Edgemont,
laborer. and Una l.. Branham, 19, Of 1908
West Michigan.
Floyd L. Caldwell. a. Of s21 West Micri-
gan. mechanic. and Elizabeth Harris, 10,
OF 902Hz Indiana.
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Organize New Air Line

NEW YORK, Jan. 16.-A passen-
ger air line to operate between FIT.
Worth and Washington, distance
of 1900 miles, now is being organ
lied, according to advices here.
Planes capable of a maximum
speed Of 225 miles an hour and a
cruising speed of ITS miles an hour
are being obtained for the line,
which is being organized by Temple
Bowen of TT. Worth.
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wheat MOVES
DOWNWARD ON
WEAK SUPPORT
Corn and Oats Hold Firm
Despite Weakness in
Foreign Markets.
By United Press

Dg CNttt0 FrcSe
CHICAGO. Jan. 16.-Old crnn
wheat deliveries were under FIRE
again today as the Board of Trade
opened and prices were of In the
major fractions. Further profit TAX
ing with little or no support in EVIL
dence at the start permitted the de.
cline. July was fairly steady with
corn and on the steadiness at Liver
pool. where sellers are growing eau
tlous. Corn was unevenly steady.
With sellers afraid to press the mar
ket further after the fair reactions
recently. Oats we're slightly easy.
Foreign Prices Lower
At the opening wheat was Il cent
to Is cent lower with July m
changed to g cent lower. Com was
Is cent lower to 4 cent higher and
oats we're Is cent to x cent down.
Provisions were steady, but very
quiet.
The weakness in South America
has affected Chicago only mildly
though February wheat at Buenos
Aires sold at AIS cents per busl1eI
Thursday. Prices there were Il cent
lower during the morning, TO-DAY
Liverpool was of & cent to n cent
at mid-afternoon on larger Arqen-
tine offerings, but was stronger thar
expected.
Most of the recent buying at Chi
cago was short covering, as indi.
Gated by the decreasing open in
terest. Missouri river points are Of
tering wheat freely, and an uncon-
firmed report stated 100000 bushels
had been sold to Milwaukee Tues
day. News from the winter wheat
belt assumes more Importance as
That area is bare Of snow covering.
Corn Support Weak
Corn bulls are disappointed at the
lack Of outside support, but a ma
Jorlty OF traders are of the opinion
that prices will advance with g lit
tie aid from wheat, unless the farm
movement increases. Industries are
buying from the country and out
side terminals in large amounts.
showing a sustained demand.
Longs oats are discouraged by the
situation in Argentina, where Feb
ruary sold at Is cents a bushel
Thursday. They see little real ex-
port business for the United States.
Chicago moves narrowly with the
other grains.
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FIiers Elect WinSIow

Election of Walker w. Winslow
as president of the Indiana Aircraft
Trades Association at the Columbia
Club Thursday night was announced
today. Captain H. Weir Cook is
vice president. Other officers are
Herbert o. Fisher, secretary; Har-
old Brooks, treasurer, and Clyde
Shockley, Kokomo, and v. u. Young,
Gary, directors.
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Other Livestock
Initial presa

CINCINNATI. Jan. i6.-Hogs-Receipts
200. including 1900 direct: holdover. ZOO,
grade $50 to around 21o-lb. averages
Largely $3.50; 225-250 lbs ss@s55; some
26o-2so lbs: s7.5o@7.75: $40 lbs. downward
steady: bulk. $6.25: heavyweights. So
Cattle-Receipts. 500: calves. 250 in.
between grade heifers relatively numerous
ing. trade mostly soc lower; some load:
without bid; steers very scarce: slow; othel
classes about steady; most beef cows, 81. z:
4: bulls. S5.75 down: vealers steady witt
weaver undertone late: good and choice
Receipts. 200; eenerailv steady: bette
grade handyweigflt lambs. s850d9; com
mon and medium. S6.5097.50s fat ewes
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DIVIDEND Payments Made

Cash dividend payments made by
domestic corporations in December
totaled $556,3lS.4l6 against $223,-
l75,07s in November, according to
the Standard Statistics Company Of
New York. The petroleum division
led the list with disbursements of
500, 698,1S6.
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By Times Special

LOUISVILLE. Jan. 6.-Hogs-Receipts.
LOCO: market l0c higher; 800 lbs. up. $50:
22S-Soo lbs. .s7.s5; f60-225 lbs, ss.25; lsO-
iso lbs. sI:S5 i3e lbs. down. s7.25: roughs.
market ssesyd: prime heavy steers. SO. SOC
10. heavy shipping steers. S7.25I8.50: me-
dun and plain steers. S667.25; fat
heifers. s1Q1Q: common to medium heifers.
IS g $50; good TO choice COWS, 81. q $50:
HaeSasiIma 70 70 goo1 COWS s5g cgSt sn
$50; feeders. $500 750; stockers. says:
medium to good feeders, $3.50 4650. Calves
Receipts. 200: market steady: good 70
choice. S861o; mediums. ss.5087; COM
mon to medium. s3-5065. Sheep - Re-
celpts. so: market steady. eve and wether
down; clipped sheep. s. US. 10 shipments
Thursday
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Study War on RuStIerS
By Times Special

tHVUo DPDtt1b
CHEYENNE, Jan. 16.-Ser1ous
consideration has been given by the
Wyoming Stockgrowers Association
to buying several airplanes to pa
troll the ranges and prevent the
widespread rustling of cattle by
trucks.
1t is said that cattle losses exceed
that of the wild and woolly' days
Of the west.
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Other Livestock
3u Tinted Press


c Ell ASSAM Js g oo S-s1t YH
15c higher than Thursdays average; top.
$Ss.25 for choice 10000 lbs; bulk 1920
lbs. $e.lo@s2s; 220-SoO lbs. $7.4o@s; pigs,
light lights. il0-f6o lbs. good and choice,
s8.l5@8.25; Hghtweights, 10000 lbs, good
and choice. s8@8.25; medium weights. 200
zss Os weg RGRa s s5GsS 6s sn
lbs. medium and good, s6.S5@6.85;
choice. s7.75@s.25. Cattle~Receipfs. 800:
calves, 1000; steer and yearling trade
SLOW at Thursdays Csc downturn; very
grades Selling at s750@s O best around mas s TO-
she-stock trade Csc or more lower; light
yearling heifers sharp decline; other
SeaT s ssery sosOSS bs sood AND
and, choice, s1O@I425; LOCI 800 lbs,
good and ch9ice SleGo 1922 Soo1 s6 900 lbs
common and medium, $6.50010; heifers,
550-350 lbs, good and choice, $T.50@11. so;
common and medium, S5@7.50; cows, good
yearlings excluded, good and choice beef,
$5Q625; cutter to medium, $4@5.40; veal
ers milk fed. good and choice, $9@11.50;
$50; stockers and feeder cattle: steers,
500-i $50 lbs. good and choice, S769; COM
mon and medium, .s5.50Q7. Sheep-Re-
ceipts, 1000; strong. to Csc higher. advance
to packers; early top to shippers, $s75;
some held higher; native ewes, $3.50@4.25;
feeding lambs, nominal: slaughter sheep
and lambs: lambs. go lbs. down, good and
weights, Common, s5.75@s..ii5; ewes, So-l5o
lbs, medium to choice, s364.50; all
weights, Gull and common, S2@3.50; feed
ing Ing lambs. 5o-75 lbs, good and choice,
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England Out of Air Race

. 3 OWJIbU 7 J 5oe
LONDON. Jan. 16.-Defense of
the Schneider trophy, seaplane
speed prize held by England, must
rest solely in the hands of the
Royal Aero Club, according tc an
air ministry announcement. The
government, for reasons Of econ
omy, will not be able to lend pilots
or machines or supervise the
Schneider cup course.
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By United Press

steady: creamery in tub lots to score $50
26c; common score discounted 2@3c; pack
ing stock No. l, zoe; No. Q, 13c; No. 8,
included; extra hrsts, &c; firsts 22c:
seconds. zoe; nearby ungraded, Csc Live
Poultry-Thin and coarTcc stock sells only
zoe; 4 lbs. and over, zoe; 3 lbs. and over
l8c; Leghorns lbs. and over 14c; roost,
ers, 13c; capons 8 lbs. and over sac; under
9 IDS, 28c; slips, 2lc; stays. Ice; colored
fryers over 8 lbs. Csc; over Q lbs. 27c:
Leghorns and Qrpington fryers over 2lbs.'
&c; roasting chicks lbs. and over, 21c;
black springers, 15c
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By United Press

EAST BUFFALO, N. Y. Jan. ls.-Hogs-
mostly to packers. generally l5c higher.
bulk desirable: 10000 lbs. ss.75: 1920
lbs. $S.6o9s; 65;. 22o;25o lbs. $8.I5@s. so;
Cattle-Receipts ESQ: holdovers. goo: vir-
tualy nothing done on steers and heifers
tending lower cows weak to Csc lower; cut
ter grades. S2.5064 Calves-Receipts. ZOO:
yealers fairly active. steady to weeks full
decline. $12 down. Sheep-ReceiptS. 2.400:
lambs active. rather uneven, mostly
steady to weak; good to choice, so lbs.
down. $9.25; one load outstanding. S5-lb
weights. $3.50: medium kinds and strong
weights. $s.259s.5o; throwouts. $3.50.
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By United Press

CLEVELAND. Jan. 6.-Hogs-Receipts,
1000; holdover, 296;. active. steady to
lbs. down and load around 2I4-lb. aver
age. $3.50: 220-250 lbs. sorts, S8l0: 260-s0O
lbs. downward to S7.S5 Cattle-Receipts.
$50; steady; scattered common to medium
steers and heifers S6.5098; low cutter and
cutter cows. S2.50@4. Calves-Receipts.
200; draggy. weak to SOC lower: good. and
to $3.50; common to medium around So
Gil. Sheep-Receipts. 500; active; mostly
Csc higher on fat lambs; bulk to So, top.
1925; others steady; most throwouts. S7@
7.50: culls downward to $6.
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By United Press

&c oHE!cAGo; jan. Eggs-Market.
2l@22c; flrsts. zoe; ordinaries, 17aisc::
seconds. l2@15c. Butter-Market, firmer:
recelptss 8,3i8 tubs: extras, Pike; extra
ends. 2S@24c;. standards. 26slc PouItry-
Ssdarket. steady; receipts. 2 cars; fowls,
22c: geese, lac: turkeys. 22d25c; ROSTERS
lac. Cheese-Twins, 15A 0l51sc; young
Americas. Ice. Potatoe-On track, iS4:
slightly weaker: Wisconsin sacks Round
Whites. $l.45@l IS: Idaho sacked Russets.
Si.5e@1s5: Colorado McClures. branded,
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Future Planes Faster

By Times Special
CHICAGO, Jan. 16.-Future speed
planes will be closed type mono
planes of the flying wing design,
with retractable landing gear and
power plants placed in the wings,
declared Captain Frank M. Hawks,
premier speed pilot of America.
Serviceable commercial craft OF
this design will have speeds of from
200 to $50 miles an hour at sea level.
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United Press

EAST ST. LOUIS, NJ, Jan. i6-Hogs-
Receipts. 12.5o0; market, fairly active, 156
zoe, higher; others slow, $40 up; top SO. IS:
bulk 1920 lbs, S8.2568.40; few 22o-2lC
1o0-13o lbs, $7.25G8: sows, s6l5Q6 40.
Cattle-Receipts, 500: calves. 500: market
slow, generally steady under light re-
market; mixed yearlings and heifers
S6@S-50; COWS largely s4.5065.25; low cut
tiers. S2.75@3.25: medium bulls. s4G5.25;
good and choice vealers. $11. Sheep-Re-
ceipts, 1900: market, fat lambs. steady to
Csc higher: top TO city butchers. $6.75;
bulk. Ss;25@8.50; throvouts, s5G6; fat
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In the Air

Weather conditions at a. m:
Southwest wind, eleven miles an
hour: temperature, 81; barometric
pressure, 1898; ceiling, 1000 feet;
visibility, five miles; field good.
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SHOW FOR UkEMPLO DYED
Eastern Star Chapter to Stage
Benefit Entertainment.

BENEFIT Entertalnment.
Members of Order of Eastern
Star, chapter 1893, viii give vaude-
vile show for the benefit of Imem-
ployed Jan. "a at the Masonic hall,
1922 West Morris street. Ten acts
Of vaudeville viii be presented. Ad-
mission viii be q pound Of staple
food. The food viii be distributed
TO Vest Indianapolis persons.
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By United Press

Pittsburgh, Jan. 6.-Hogs-Receipts.
1000; holdovers,. $50; market, 10G15c
higher; l2o.21o lbs. ss.6oGS.75; 220-25O
packing sows steady; good grade, $500
6;75. Cattle-Receipts. IS; market. about
steady; calves, receipts, 100; market,
Sheep-Receipts. 800; market, generally
25c higher; choice handyweights, lambs,
$685.; medium to good up to So; good
yearlings, $6.25; aged wethers up to SIS.
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RnUnited press

CLEVELAND. Jan, 5-Butter-Extras
27Nc; standards. .26s4c. Eggs-Extras, CSC;
f1rsts, 28c. Poultry-HeaYy fowls. SIC:
medium. 176ll8c: Leghorn fowls. i6@l7c:
heavy. broilers. 23@25c; Leghorn broilers
geese. 15@16c: capons No 1. 28633c
Potatoes-New York Round Whites. S2.2s
per 15o-lb. sack: Maine Green Mountain
$545g2.60 per 120-lb. sack; idaho Russell
$2.2592.35 per 100-lb. sack.
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Local Wagon Wheat

City grain elevators are paying zoe for
No. l red wheat and CSC for No. hard
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The City
in Brief
SATURDAY EVENTS

Beta Theta ri luncheon. Board of
Trade.
A. Charles SaIIee, park superin-
tendent. was FAMED as park board
delegate to the Indianapolis Coun-
Gil of Social Agencies for 1881 at
Thursdays board meeting.
Bid of Perry & wilson Equipment
Company, 345 East South street, to
supply the park department with q
tractor Of the caterpillar type for
81 .495 was accepted by the board
Thursday. Other bids exceeded the
appropriation they announced.
How to Release Christ in the
Child's Personal Life" will be an adj
dress to be given by Miss Allena
Grafton, assistant professor in the
Butler college of religious education
of Butler university, before the
children's division of the Marion
county council of religious education
at Tuesday afternoon in Roberts
Park Methodist church.
W. r. Allen of L. S. Ayres g. Co.
Thursday night was elected preSi-
dent at meeting of the Personnel
Association of indianapolis at the
Lincoln. Other officers: G. G. Wine
gardner, vice president; A. F. Will
hamS, secretary, and George E. Gill,
treasurer.
Melvin A. Traylor, Chicago bank
er, one of two Americans named to
set up machinery of the Bank for
International Settlements, at Basic,
Switzerland, will speak Saturday
night at a dinner in the Columbia
Club given by Fletcher Savings and
Trust Company to presidents of its
correspondent banks throughout In
diana. The international settlement
bank will be his subject.
Regimenta1 small bore champion
ship matches will be fred today by
rifle companies on the Eleventh in
fantry range, Ft. Benjamin Harri-
son, with teams of ten riflemen
entered by each organization.
The seventh of a series of talks,
L. L. Montgomery of New York will
speak on Preparing Life Plan in
Room G, Y. M. G. A. tonight.
Robert C. Smith, assistant cash
Ter OF Fletcher American National
bank, described basis and method OF
arriving at operation cost in COM
mercial institutions at dinner OF
the indianapolis conference Of bank
auditors at Spink-Arns Thursday
night.
AIva Balm, "a, of $50 South Holmes
avenue, sustained severe face cuts
today when an emery wheel which
he was using at the Federal Foun-
dry Company, 500 South Harris ave-
nue., broke. He was taken to city
hospital.
AImon J. CobIe of indianapolis is
a member of the f1ve-man gospel
team sent from Boston university S
school of theology, to take charge
of services at a Marlboro MASS
church during the winter.
The Indiana railroad today filed
petition with the public service
commission seeking tc abandon its
bus line between indianapolis and
Noblesville and sell the certificate
of operation and one bus OF the In
dianapolis- Sheridan line to Loren
F. Washington.
Sixty trucks not in use during
the winter season are undergoing
a color transformation at the re-
Gently installed paint shop at the
city garage. The automotive equip
nent will appear in spring In an
orange and black color combination
At final hearing by the works
board today on opening and WIDEN
ing Forty sixth street, between
Sunset avenue and Meridian street,
an amended assessment was adopted.
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"a United Preaa

FIT. WAYNE. Ind. Jsn. is.-Hogs-Mar-
ss s Ce isoo Oo Is. s o sS 1870 S: rs
225-250 lbs. $40: 250-sl5 lbs. s755; 275-
goo lbs, s7.45; 300-350 lbs. $3.50; roughs
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REDISTRICTING
is PROPOSED BY
BILL IN HOUSE
Combs Plan Would Divide
Marion County in Half
in Congress Shifting.

Division of the state into FIVE
Republican, six Democratic and one
doubtful congressional districts is
proposed in the first reapportion-
ment bill of the Indiana session in
PRODUCED today by Representative
Nathan B. Combs Dem, Clinton)
The Combs plan would divide
Marion county in half, making the
north side, normally Republican in
complexion, the Sixth district; while
the southern half, with Hendricks,
Morgan, johnson, Brown, Shelby
and Hancock counties, would be-
come the Democratic Fifth district.
Marion county townships in the
Fifth district would be Decatur,
Perry, Franklin and Warren, to-
gether with that part of Center and
Wayne townships that lie south of
U. S. highway 40.
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New York Bank Stocks
(By Thomson & McKinnon)
Net Changes
By United Press

O9tttCU Cos
NEW YORK, Jan. disclosing
prices on principal stocks traded to-
day on the New York Stock Ex-
change:
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PORKERS UP 5
CENTS; CATTLE
PRICES STEADY
Sheep, Lambs Sell Higher;
VeaIerS Unchanged at
$11 Down.

Hog futures today at the city
stockyards showed signs of small
gains, with all prices ranging 5 cents
higher than Thursdays best time.
The bulk, 100 to 300 pounds. were
selling at $7.65 to $685.. Receipts
were 5000. Ho1dovers, 158.
Cattle market about even, with a
few slaughter classes Of steers slow
and steady; killing quality was
mostly common and medium steers.
Receipts SOC. Vealers were I'M
changed, selling at S11 Gown. Re-
ceipts 200.
Sheep and lambs held around 25
cents higher, with good and choice
grade of lambs selling at So to
$3.50. Receipts were estimated at
1900.
Chicago hog receipts 10000, in
Guiding $4,000 directs. Holdovers,
1900. Very little done, generally
asking 10 to IS cents higher than
Thursdays average. few early bids
steady to strong. Choice of 100 to
210 pounds sold at So to $810, $50
pound weights were selling at $8l5,
240 Founders sold at $3.50 to $7.65.
Cattle receipts 1900. Calves, 1000,
and strong. Sheep receipts 1000,
and Is cents higher.
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Proposals for Changes

The Sixth district would be COM
posed of Lawrence, Washington and
Pike townships and those parts of
Center and Wayne north of U. S. 20.
Other district divisions would be
as follows:
First (Democratic)-Posey. Van
derburg, Warrick, Gibson, Pike,
Knox, Daviesa and Martin.
Second (Democratic) - Spencer,
Dubois, Perry, Crawford, Harrison
Floyd, Clark, Scott, washington,
Orange. Lawrence, Jackson, Monroe
and Bartholomew.
Third (Democratic) - Jefferson,
Switzerland, Ohio, Dearborn, Rip
ley, Jennings, Decatur, Union, Fay
cite, Rush, Henry and Wayne.
Fourth (Democratic) - Sullivan,
Greene, Owen, Clay, Vigo, Putnam,
Parke, Ver1nilion and Fountain.
Other Direct Divisions
Seventh Republican, -Montgom-
cry, Clinton, Boone, Hamilton, Tip
ton, Madison and Delaware.
Eighth Democratic) = Randolph,
Jay, Wells, Adams, Allen, Dekalh
and Steuben..
Ninth (Republican) - Warren,
Benton, Tippecanoe, Carroll, How
ard, Miami, Cass, White, Newton,
Jasper, Pulaski, Fulton and Starke.
Tenth (Republican) - CIR a n t,
Blackford, Wabash, Huntington,
whitley, Kosciusko, Noble, Lagrange
and Elkhart.
acknowledgements and Repub-
leans have an even break in this
proposed district which would be
composed of Marshall, st. Joseph,
Laporte and Porter.
Lake county alone would consti-
tute the Twelfth district.
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United Press

NEW YORK. Jan. 6.-Potatoes-Mar-
rel; southern, SIS barrel: Maine. $3@S75
barrel: Idaho. 45c@S3 sack; Bermuda, 81
90 barrel; Canada. zoe 1886 barrel.
kets. 75c6$3.1o; southern baskets, $i@2.
Flour-Market, dull and cay: spring pat
ents. S4.60@4.S5. Pork-Market, quiet;
mess. $3.50 Lard-Market. easier; mid
d 6l,;S spot, a;75@s:85c; Tallow-Market,
quiet; special to extra, 41s643sc. Dressed
poultryLMarket. fairly active; turkeys. 80
fowls. 14@28c: ducks, 13m23c: Long Is,
land ducks. 22@23c. Live poultry-Market.
fowls: 18@26c: turkeys. $50 zoe; ROSTERS,
i24l3c chickens. 13@26c; capons. 27135c:
broilers. 30@40c Cheese-Market. steady:
state whole milk. fancy to specials. 1870
221ac: young Americas. 171a @2oc.
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Produce Markets

Eggs Country RunI-Ioss of delivered
IN lpdianapoliS. zoe: henery quality No. !
Poultry IBuv1na Prices Hens. weigh
Leghorn hens. lie: springers. 5 lbs. OF
over: Ice: or under Z, lbs. i5c: ducks,
full feather fat white. lie: geese. lie.
These prices are for No. / TOD QUALITY
quoted bv Kingan & Co.
2. 29@30c.
Butterfat-25c.
Cheese wholesale selling price per
pound American loaf. SIC: pinento loaf
32cc: wisconsin firsts. 27c: Longhorns. 34c:
New York Limberger. 36c.
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Bank CIearingS
INDIANAPOLIS STATEMENT

INDIANAPOLIS STATEMENT
Jan. 10
Clearings .................A.. 81, BOG. Oo0. 90
DepitS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1897 ,OOO.O0
CHICAGO STATEMENT
Jan. Is
11esrnlsS ..''.......'s...-..... Sd9' oeo' 099
TREASURY STATEMENT
Jan. 10
Net balance for Jan a.. s2o1 ,288, 644.57
expenditures ........... 1913. 1905
Customs reefs. month to date IL .452, 877.32
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-16
STOCK MARKET
IRREGULAR IN
NARROW RANCE
Special Issues Make Gains
on Short Covering in
Early Trade.
Average Stock Prices

average OF thirty industrisls for Thurs.
w. va 1920 of 4s4. Average Of
=. twenty utilitieg was 50 81 of 21O. Aver.
ake' OF forty bonds was 9s.22. I'D 20.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-16

Sixty trucks not in use during
the winter season are undergoing
a color transformation at the re-
Gently installed paint shop at the
city garage. The automotive equip
ment will appear in spring in an
orange and black color combination.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-16

At final hearing by the works
board today on opening and widen
ing Forty-sixth street, between
Sunset avenue and Meridian street.
an amended assessment was adopted.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-16
DOzc,-JOnes
Summary

LONrON-New York cables opened at
IS 7-i6 against ABS 1882. Paris checks.
1897: Amsterdam. i7.067: Italy, 92.755.
Berlin. 2o.43
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-16

Brokers' loans declined $4,000, 600 in
week to S1,S2O,OO1, 900; non-brokerS loans
declined SS5,O0O,OO0; reserve system ratio
79.S per cent against 1858 per cent week
ago and 1874 per cent year ago. New
York ratio SO per cent against 1873 per
cent and 71.6 per cent, respectively. No
announcement on rediscount rate now
af 0 mar ca7,4