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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-04-28
CALVES AND VEALERS
Receints. LOO; market, steady
Other Livestock

CHICAGO. April Hogs-Receip
81 900 including 1000 direct SLOW lug lug L a,T
lower than Mondays average late bids Oh
$50; 220-S2O lbs. $500 25; piss. $6.75@
us; packing sowS, $5.5OQ5.85; light lights
14O-l6O lbs, good and choice, SEl5QI4O'
light weight 10000 lbs, good and cnoice
$G8o975O medium weights 6a,7 2 ls ba ipS
weights. 250-35O lbs. good and choice. $500
OTTO; packing 5oWs, 2l5-5OO IDS, Hle0i odn
and good, SIS 40@68o: slaughter piss 10y ~
CsttIeGReceipts. 8, 5O0i calves. 3.000;, steer
and yearling trade steady to Csc lower
mostly steady. killing quality consloereQ,
market slow, only dependable outlet p oel.lls
offerings of value to sSll at 81 downward;
best fed 'yearlings, $685. weaker quality
and condition to sell at S7G3 most grades
Slaughter cattle and vealer steers, 100000
lbs. good and choice. S3gl0;25; 500, d0o
lbs. good and choice. S775Gl0.25t 100
| 800 lbs good and choice, SI7599.l9,
975 6O9-l 500 lbs5 cor e9mmGn and do6 medium UNI
choice, S7G9; common and medium, $500
7: cows. good and choice, $5@6; common
cutter S3.25; bulls yearlings excluded. good
and choice (beeN S405.25 cutter to me-
dium. $3.50 4.50; vealers milk tedl. good
and choice, S7qs.75; medium. s6gD7i Gull
cattle: steers. 500-l $50 lbs, good and
choice, S6.75@8; common and medium,
S52506.75 Sheep-Receipts, l7000; lat
lambs to shippers and small killers around
most clippers, S8.65, few at SO; sheep
scarce steady. lambs go lbs. down, good
and choice. S90l0; medium, SS.25@9; 81
100 lbs medGm e 'R9i 5 eS $sS9 9o56 b an
medium to choice, S2.15@4' all weights
Gull and common, 81 5O0D3.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-04-28
'Gyp' Filters Are Banned

By Scripps-Hotodrd Newspaper Alliance
WASHINGTON, April 28.-The
"gyp" aviation operator now has the
government on his trail. He will no
longer be tolerated.
Heretofore the government has
had no way to get at him. But the
aeronautics branch Of the depart
ment Of commerce has Just set up
a new regulation. 1t says that moral
responsibility of an airplane man
ufacturer or owner now may result
in revocation of his license.
Moral irresponSibility" is the
governments way Of saying "gyp. .
1t would cover manufacturer who
apparently was complying with all
commerce department regulations,
yet who was not keeping faith
with the public. Manufacturer who
refused to back up his product and
declined to make good on defects
found in his plane also are included.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-04-28
RECENT GAINS
IN HOGS WIPED
OUT BY SALES
She Stock, HeiferS Display
Strong Tone in Cattle
Market.
HOGS
lost Mondays gains In trade

Hogs lost Mondays gains In trade
this morning at the city stockyards,
prices declining mostly 20 cents to
% cents. The bulk, l4O to 300
pounds, sold for $500 to S745, latter
figure representing early top. Re-
ceipts we're estimated at 5000; hold
overs were 1876.
Steers were weak to lower in the
cattle market, with she stock hold
ing steady: heifers held strong. Re-
ceipts were 1900. Vealers were so
cents lower, selling at $3.50 down.
Calf receipts were LOO
Sheep receipts were 200. the mar
ket steady. The quality was plain,
with the bulk selling mostly under
SO. Spring lambs quotable at SO to
s12.
Chicago hog receipts we're $1,000,
including 1000 direct. Holdovers,
1900. Market slow, few early sales
and bids around 5 cents to 10 cents
lower than Mondays average. Good
to choice hogs, weighing ITO to 200
pounds, were bid $740 to $3.50,
while 220 to 280-pounders were bid
$3.50 to SIPS. Cattle receipts were
$500. Calves, 1900, and steady.
Sheep receipts, 1900, and steady.
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BY ELMER G. WALLER
United Press Financial Editor

NEW YORK, April 28.-Stocks
lost ground again today despite an
other rally near the close which
lifted leaders from their lows. Vol
ume was reduced.
Movements in the main body Of
stocks were narrow. Bears con-
centrated their attention on a few
issues.
According to preliminary calcu-
lations the Dow, Jones & Co. in
-dustrial average declined 1876 points
to 1892; rail average declined OILS
points to $3.50.
Sales totaled 100000 shares,
compared with 100000 shares Mon
day.
Transamerica, under heavy pres
sure for time, broke to a new
low record at 73s before meeting
support. Other weak spots included
Warner Brothers Pictures, Union
Carbide, Allied Chemical and Inland
Steel.
Utilities, Rails Rally
Toward the close, Steel rose to
near the previous close in anticipa-
ton of declaration of the regular
quarterly dividend of SITS a COM
mon share. The Steel Corporation
was estimated to have earned be-
tween Is and so cents a common
share.
Near the close WESTINGHOUSE
moved ahead, influenced by a con-
tract to supply electrical equipment
for the Hoover dam project. Arneri-
can Can regained an early loss. Fox
Film A rose more than point net.
Auburn Auto moved ahead, as did
Goodyear, Vanadiun1, Sears-Roe-
buck and General Electric.
Utilities rallied and rails rose,
with Atchison up nearly points.
Standard of New Jersey was firm
spot in the oils.
Throughout the day the financial
community was fearing difficulties
developed in the recent market de-
cline. Runlors and fears were not
allayed by market action of the
stocks under discussion.
Reductions Are Made
Three important dividend reduc-
tions were made. Inland Steel re-
duced from 81 to $3.50 annually;
Illinois Central from 81 to 81, and
Commonwealth & Southern from
go cents to 40 cents share. In
land shot down to a new low, while
Illinois Central spurted 2 points on
short covering by those who had
expected more drastic action.
Several corporation reports came
to light for the first quarter. Atlas
Powder earned 4 cents a share,
against 83 cents a share in the 1880
period. Among the poor railroad
reports for March we're Pennsyl-
vania, Atlantic Coast Line and Nor
folk & Western. Several utilities,
including Standard Gas, Southern
California Edison and Philadelphia
Company reported declines from the
comparable 1890 periods involved.
Call money held at IL per cent.
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Cash Grain

April Is
The bids for car lots of grain at the
call OF the indianapolis Board Of Trade,
+. Q. b., shipping point. basis 4llac New
York rate, were:
wheat-steady; No. / red. 72g74c; No.
IS q ACC; No. yellow, 47@49c; No. 4 yell
low. $50 4!c; No. 3 mixed, 46G4Tc; No.
oafs@steady; No. ? white. 25@2sc; No.
3 white. 24G 25c.
taking 25l3c or les srates to Cincinnati
or Louisville; No. / timothy. s15@i5.5o;
No. 2 timothy, Sl40l450; No timothy
sl3G14; No. l light clover mixed. Sl40
1880; No ! clover mixed, Sl450Gl5; No.
clover hay, Sl5615.50.
inspections
Wleat-No. l red. l car: No. red,
car; No. hard. l car; No. 2 mixed,
Corn (new)-No. 2 white, cars; No. 3
white. : cars; No. white. I cars; No. ?
yellow. IL cars; No. yellow. q cars; No.
yellow cars; No 5 yellow. car; No.
s yellow: ?. cars; sample yellow, car;
No mixed. cars. Total, 66 cars
oats-No. 2 white, 4 cars; No. white.
cars; No. white, l car. Total, cars
Hay-No. l timothy. ! car. Total, l car
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EXTRACTION is SOUGHT
Petition Hoover for Return of NJ l.
can in Girl Killing Case.

AUSTIN, Tex, April 28.-Extra-
dition of Alberto Sanchez from
Mexico to stand trial on charges of
Staying Merle Springer, II, with a
pocket knife, was sought in an ap-
peal en- route today to President
Hoover.
Governor Ross Sterling sent the
request to Mr.. Hoover after Next
can officials agreed to hold the
youth at Nuevo Laredo for forty
days pending efforts to arrange his
extradition to San Antonio, Tex.
Sanchez, who police said admit
ted Stabbing the school girl at his
camp near Leming, Tex, contended
he was a Mexican citizen, although
he was born in Texas, and that he
therefore could not be returned to
the United states.
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New York cables opened in London at
1867. against 485 1872: Paris checks,
124.4l; Amsterdam. 1907. Italy, $685.
Berlin, 20.417.
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Following is the explanation Of
Ripley's Believe It or Not" which
appeared in Mondays Times:
Popcorn Popped by RadiO-On
Dec. 4, 1880, at a luncheon of the
Merchants Association in New
York City, L. A Hawkins and E.
L. Manning of the House of
Magic" in Schenectady, succeeded
in popping corn by radio. The
popcorn kernels were placed in a
transparent bag between the
terminals of high-frequency
generating equipment.
The terminals were glass jars
containing ice cubes floating in a
salt solution. The salt made the
water a conductor and therefore
serviceable as an electrode, and
the ice cubes emphasized the fact
that the equipment was cold
even though the popcorn between
the two jars Immediately began to
give off steam and soon to pop
duQlDly.
Two minutes was required to
pop all the corn, and the bag was
not burned, nor were any Of the
kernels charred. 1t is expected
that this apparatus can be used
to great advantage in medical
circles to produce artificial fever
under exact control, with no bad
after effects.
George S. Lyon-Over a period
Of sixteen years, George S. Lyon
won the Canadian amateur golf
championship eight times-1898,
1900, 1908, 1905, 1906, 1907. 1912
and 1914.
Wednesday: "The Inventor of
Boxing"
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By United Press

CHICAGO, April 90. = Eggs = Market,
easy; receipts. 36,965 cases; extra frsts,
l5c; seconds, 13c. Butter-Market, easy;
receipts. 1882 tubs; extras 22izc; extra
hrsts. 22G22Hc; frsts. 21G211ac; seconds.
ZOg201ac; standards. 22lzc. Poultry-Mdar-
Leghorns. zoe: ducks. zoe; geese. l2c;
turkeys. 22025c; ROSTERS, lac; broilers,
Americas. i4c. Pota toesEon L truck. 2ss:
arrivals. us; shipments. 500; market. dull
to firm Wisconsin Round Whites. $3.50
las: Minnesota Round Whites. $4,000 IS;
Idaho Russets. mostly st-s5: Colorado Nc
Clures. 50. Iod2.l5; Texas Bliss Triumphs.
s4.25G450.
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In the Cotton Markets
CHICAC
1900 CHINESE REDS
CAPTURED, BEHEADED
Nationalist Government Announces
Great Victory Over Communists.

By United Press
SHANGHAI, China, April %
The Nationalist government an
nounces today that 1900 Commit
nists had been captured and de-
capitated after battle in Hupch
province.
The announcement said that the
menace" Of so-called Communist
armies in western Hupeh prov-n
had been ended by the succes -ful
campaign Of government troops.
Government troops Of General
Chang Kai-Shek, head of the Chi
nese national government, were re-
ported officially to have won an
overwhelming victory over The ar
mics OF the Of the Communist gen
eral, Ho-Lung, who had been men
acing important interior cities.
where foreigners have been in peril.
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WHEAT LOSES
EARLY UPTURN
BEFORE CLOSE
Covering Orders Firm Up
Futures Slightly in
Final Deals.
BY HAROLD E. RAINVILLE,
United Press stan Correspondent

CHICAGO, April 28.-Presistent
selling weakened wheat toward the
close on the Board of Trade today
and the early advance was lost but
some covering firmed prices at the
close. The market was somewhat
unsettled in a narrow range, ad-
vancing early but running into SELL
ing by the northwest and southwest
some OF which was spreading.
Weakness in corn and stocks had
an effect at times.
Liquidation was renewed in corn
about mid-morning and prices how
ered around the seasons lows but
showed only q fractional loss at the
nnlSh, December showing strength.
oats reacted from the strong show
ing made early but held steady.
Liverpool Closes Up
At the close wheat was I to y
cent higher with May i cent I'D.
corn was Z cent lower to i cent
higher and oats were unchanped to
y cent higher. Provisions were
weak.
Holding its strength during the
afternoon, Liverpool closed / to IL
cents higher. Buenos Aires was I'm
& to 4 cent early. There were no
rains over the American or Cana
dian northwest overnight. which
strengthened the deferred deliveries
during the morning. Cash prices
were unchanged. Receipts were
eighty-six cars.
Corn Follows Wheat
Corn followed wheat at the start
and was a little higher, but there
was selling on the fine weather over
the belt and some liquidation of Nav
and July, which caused a recession
and prices we're unchanged to 4
cent lower at mid-session. There
was not much rallying power in
evidence. Receipts were smaller.
but the cash demand continued
slow. Cash prices were unchanged
to y cent higher. Receipts we're
SO cars.
Oats made practically no change
after the start, but held it's u to
. cent advance. There was no
news OF Importance and the market
was featureleSs. Cash prices were u
to cent higher. Receipts were seven
cars.
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Ella c. Bennett, SO. s2s Fairfield.
chronic myoca-dttis
clara Lee Pickens, s.. 1925 Eugene
chronic interstitial nephritis
Charles Orlando Wilson, Y. $40 East
Minnesota, chronic myocarditis.
John Patrick Keppen. 20, city hospital,
acute niyocarditiS.
Noble EARL. 20. Methodist hospital,
fractured skull.
James B. Higgins. A. Marion county
jail. acute cardiac 6Latation.
Wilhelmina Liebrich, GO. 2lo2 North
Talbot, acute cardiac dilatation.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-04-28
FIvinu Club to Meet

Lieutenant Stanton H. Smith,
commander of Schoen field, Fit.
Benjamin Harrison, will speak on
Army Flying Activities" at the
meeting of the Hoosier Flying Club
Wednesday night at Hoosier air.
port, President Charles Cederholm
announced today. Several other
speakers will discuss aviation. A
supper at 1880 at the airport will
precede the meeting.
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New York cables opened in London at
1861. against 4.65 7-3Z: Paris CneCAS,
124.4l Amsterdam. 1907: Italy, $685.
Berlin, 20.417.
Loews, Inc, and subsidiaries twenty
eight weeks azo 6 ended Marca l$ 1881 a ne
taxes, but before subsidiaries preferred
eight weeks ended March IA, 1880.
Pacific Lighting twelve months to March
$4.S9 on 1,462,679 shares year ago.
Pennsylvania Railroad March net opera
tions income s3,618,561, against S7,3ll,80l
in March, 1880 Three months SO, 1903 004,
against si9,a85,o se.
Richfleld Oil receivers audit and ap-
praisal shows downward adjustment OF
$50 417,sSl ii. period .con,yerting sl5.l98 $40
| $54,219, 091 on Jan. H., 1880; s1l,617, 403
operating deficit shown for period.
General Gable Corporation FIRST quarter
| net loss s697,955 after charges. Year ago
! lost $487.25
Treasury asks tenders on $4,000. 900 Of
| 90-day bills to be sold on discount basis.
PowdreH & Alexander Inc. declared
| quarterly dividend of S71z cents common
stock payable May 10, record May 1. This
reestablishes stock on $3.50 annual basis.
At January meeting quarterly rate was
cut to so cents from S715 cents.
Southern California Edison March profit
$l,ll2,50 after taxes ana caaa3Tg5esSo pqt Pc
! fore depreciation against Sl,2l4 239, March.
81, 085.1 1856.
Standard Gas and Electric Company, u
months ended Jan. 81. 1881, total income
| before deprecia ton S75.l27,935. galnst S77,-
l56,732 previous II months.
Rumor that Ford Motor Company would
close June /, denied by Edsel Ford, who
said 1--WE have no plans for closing this
down, but We are not sure Of that, at any
rate no date has been set Our sales have
been improving right along
Philadelphia Company twelve months
ended Jan. 81, total income before de-
probation SS1,59S,9 O4 against sS2,S72, 12s
| previously.
Northern States Power twelve months
| ended Jan. 81. 1881, total income before
depreciation sl6891,96S. against sl7,427.-
Oklahoma Gas and Electric, twelve
before depreciation s6,677.79l. against
s7,O9O,o19.
Louisville Gas and Electric twelve
months ended Jan. 81, 1881 total income
before depreciation s5,a09,624 against So
883. 855
| Mountain States Power twelve months
ended Jan. 81, 1881, total income before
depreciation 81 1874 .927, against 1852 962.
| Southern Colorado Power twelve months
ended Jan. 81. 1881, total income before
depreciation Slo52,305, against sl.109, 3i2.
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Bv Times Special

oeipts 500: market, loc lower: 225 lbs. up.
$3.50: $50 lbs. down. $685.: d0ughs, s4.25
d525; stegs. $3.50 Cattle-Receipts, 100:
market. steady; prime heavy steers s725
as; heavy shipping steers, s6.25G 7.25;
medium and plain steers, s5.509625; fat
heifers, s6.503s.25; common 10 medium
heifers S5965o; good 70 choice cows.
s425I550; medium to good COWS $3.50
1425; cutters. S3.256S.50: Gamers, So so
as: bulls. S.. 500 5.25; feeders. $500 so:
medium to good feeders. S5q6.50: stockers,
S5.509T.25. Calves--Receipts. 25o; market.
steady; good to choice. s6.50G7: fancy
higher outs. IS. Sheep-Receipts 1900:
market steady; spring lambs bulk sold
sl06N.50; some sold az SIP: fall lambs.
s750G850: seconds. $3.50; clipped sheep,
s363'o; Mondays shipments. cattle. 12l;
calves, s4s; hogs, none; sheep. none.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-04-28
Ball Team on FIiuht

Flying from Columbus to st.
Louis aboard T. and w. A. planes,
members of Columbus (O) Ameri-
can Association baseball team made
a brief stop at the municipal airport
Monday afternoon. The team was
en- route to Sprinheld, Mo, for an
exhibition game, after which it
will continue to Kansas City for a
series.
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PROPOSE CHURCH UNION
Joining of NIethOdists and Presby.

Joining of Methodists and Presby-
terians to Be Conference Topic
BIZ United Press
PHILADELPHIA. April 28.-Prog-
ress toward the proposed union Of
the Methodist and Presbyterian
churches and the calling Of
further conference between COM
m1ttees Of the two churches ca
July 8, is announced today in the
report Of the department. Of church
co-opueration and union Of the
Presbyterian church.
The report will be contained in
the official blue book which will &c
presented TO the general assembly
meeting in Pittsburgh. May a.
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Bv United Press

CINCINNATI. April s.-Hogs-Receipts
400; held over none; moderately active.
butchers; better grade iso-2201 is. I afeeIy
81 so: some 225 TO around $50 lbs. S7gs4
750; 265-Si0 lbs. S6.75 67Io: I2o-l5O lbs,
s725&735: sows steady to weak: bulk
$3.50: smooth light weights S5.75 Cattle
Receipts. 500; calves, $50; generallv
steady; steers and heifers scarce: odd lots
OF better kind up 70 So: most beef cows
So so: low cutters and cutters active.
bulk ss 2eg4 zo; strong weights $3.50; bulls
selective; good and choice. ST.5oGs.5o.
lower grades 81 down. Sheep-Receipts.
$50: slow. around steady: better grade
, springeys. Sii6i2. common down to So:
odd lots clipped lambs. SO down: fat ewes
Quotabie around $3.50.
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New York Liberty Bonds
.April y
BuiIdinu Permits

W. A Rollings. porch. sos Spruce. $500.
Belmont pharmacy, sign. 2iII West
Washington, $500.
J. Jones. remodeling porch. 45s North
Randolph. $500.
Charles wiiliver. repairs. z1so Guilford.
J. T. Smith & Son. garage, SIS De
Quincy. $500.
Pleasant Run boulevard. Reformed
church, church building. southwest cor
ner Pleasant Run boulevard and Pennsyl-
van.a. $4,000.
oscar Markum, alternating store front
northwest corner Colorado and East New
York. $500.
Stsiev & Cre5b sign northwest cor
ner Eleventh andSAseri6ian. $3.50.
Harry Wright, dwelling and garage. s9z2
Hillside. 81, 900.
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Pass Air License Test

A transport pilots license test
was passed by Harry Boggs Monday
at Hoosier airport under direction
Of Joseph Shumate, department of
commerce inspector. Ned Bottom
passed the test for a private Ii
cenSe.
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Mcintosh Transferred

George c. Mcintosh, stationed
here for more than a year as a
representative of the Enbry- Riddle
company, has been transferred to
Louisville, it was announced today
by Donald A. Mcconnell, local
Embry- Riddle field manager. Du-
ties Of Mcintosh have been taken
over by Robert Gill.
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United press

CLEVELAND. April -Hogs-Receipts,
able. 15O-21O-ib. weights. mostly SITS; few
pigs at same price; 220-250 lbs, s7.50@
go; 26o-soO lbs, s7.25@735; sows. s6@
few plain steers, $65o@725: fat cows,
mostly S4G5 cutter grades, S2.5o64; heif-
erS. S5Q6.75; sausage bulls, s405.2
decline; bulk desirable vealers. So. 5OGo:
odd head, $3.50; medium, $6.50G8; Gull
S5g6. Sheep-Receipts, 800: strong,
tendency. higher. choice clipped lambs
50 %; others grading good to choice, SEQ
$50; throwoCts, S7GS; shorn ewes, S2Q4
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By United Press

NEW YORK, April s-Potatoes-Mar-
ket, new, steady; Long Island sl.65 as 80;
southern, s4.5066.5o; Maine, S2756375;
Idaho, 45c@s2.6o Bermuda, s7@1o; Can
ada, s2g375. Sweet potatoes--Market,
ern baskets. s1.2504. Flour-Market. firm
and unchanged; spring patents, s4.40@
4.15 barrel. Pork-Market. steady; mess,
$3.50 barrels. Lard-Market. f1rrer;
niddlewest spot, s8.75G8.85. Tallow-
Market quiet: special to extra. 37sN41sc.
Dressed poultry-Market. easy; turkeys.
25644c; chickens. 26G36c; broilers. 300
&c; fowls, 14G27c: Long Island ducks,
1917 @20c. Live poultry-Market. firm;
geese, 10Gl2c: ducks. 14625c; fowls. 22G
ems, stays. 15G17c: capons. 1886: broil-
ers. 256 41c. Cheese-Market steady;
state whole milk. fancy to special, 1919
2212c; Young America, I5620c.
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Decrease Railroads Valuation

State tax commissioners decreased
the assessed valuation Of the Wi
mona Railroad Company from
S322,222 in 1880 to S265, 700 for 1881.
The railroad runs through Elkhart,
Fulton, Kosciusko and Miami
counties.
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(By R. H. Gibson & Co..
PRICES ARE TO u NOON c. S. T.
FILE GAS LINE PETITION
Permission Is Asked to Establish
Service for Domestic Users.

Service for Domestic Users.
Central Indiana Gas Company,
Muncie, has petitioned the public
service commission for permission
to establish rural gas lines in Della
ware, Madison, Grant, Blackford,
Jay and Randolph counties.
Rates would ebe $3.50 per 1000
cubic feet for the first 1000; $1.35
for the next 100, and ST for all
over 1000 feet. Service will be for
domestic users ONLY.
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Weather conditions at 9 a. m:
West wind, sixteen miles an hour;
temperature, So; barometric pres
sure, 5000 at sea level; ceiling, I'M
limited; visibility, seven miles; field,
good
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BIZ United Press

PITTSBURGH, April Hogs-Receipts
ST85Gs.I0: 22O-26O lbs. S7.4567.75: loo-l4O
lbs, S7.eo67s5; packing sows. steady,
bulk, S5.75@6. Cattle-Receipts, 10; mar
ket NORMALLY steady. Calves-Receipts,
so; steady: choice vealers up to 50; desir-
able kinds scarce under $3.50. Sheep-Re-
ceipts, $50; steady; good and choice 1888
acarce.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-04-28
BIZ United Press

FIT. WAYNE. Ind. April -Hogs-Mar-
$50 lbs 81; I60-l6o lbs. S715: 10000
lbs. .s7.25: 2oo-22o lbs. Sis: 22o-24o lbs.
g; 24o-2so lbs seso soo 2seo2so lbs Se.7o:
roughs, $3.50; calves. So; stays, ss.75;
wooded lambs. SO; clipped lambs So: spring
lambs. $40.