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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-09-09
New York Stocks
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NEW YORK. Sept. 9.-American Com
monwealthS Power Corporation reported
earnings for year ended July 81. equal to
1928 share. against S1.56, a share in the
preceding year.
BERLIN-Prices of stocks and bonds on
Bourse continued to rise.
NEW YORK-Business in Celanese yarn
in first eight months more than so per
cent over 1880 period. Celanese corporation
reported.
BOSTON-United Shoe Company de-
elared extra dividend of 81 with regular
quarterly of 6212 cents on common stock
CHICAGO-Dollar sales of Jefferson
Electric Company so far this year reported
on par with 1880 period.
CINCINNATI-Procter & Gamble Com
pany declared the regular quarterly
dividend of So on the per cent preferred
stock.
PITTSBURGH-Alumi Goods Man
ufacturing Company declared the regular
quarterly dividend of 80 cents
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Births

O1rlS
Henry and Anna Profitt. 2136 Eastern.
Gale TF' WV"
William and Ethel Melvin. 2o1s Caroline.
clarence and Nola McClintock 3l5 Flem-
ing.
Otto and Helen zehr. s21 Division
,, henry and Mabel Beisill, 237 West Rays
c, HAM and Helen Workman. 1904 East
Tod. Todd and Anna Rhudy. 100 North New
Tedford and Hattie Stewart. 174s st.
Ralph and June Howery, 242 South
Jesse, and Mary Malone. 241 Beville.
Aaroid and Pauline Farmer 1850 Blaine.
hospital. -'N''' 0O'e'''""
Carl and Hazel Niles. Coleman hospital.
rit Stiayton and Alma Young. Coleman hos
Byron Byron and Elizabeth Logsdon. Coleman
: Theodore and Ruth Flora. 2s7 South
John end Helen CARROT. 5ls4 Ralston
Richa4d and Opal Williams Methodist
Ellis and Elizabeth sisson. Methodist
Ralph and Ruth Meyers. Christian hos
pital.
Boys
RI EDWARD ;oIg and Roma McGill. $3.50 East
Charles and Ella DeMoss. 81 South
dhh anu run Onlpman. 1876 Silver
John and Vera Rather. 1850 East Thirty-
second
Arthur and Ruby Hickman. 2726 Wood.
Joseph and Mary Smith. 938 Fletcher
Clarence and Martha Hadix. 1920 Scho-
- John and Loretta Woods. 1929 East
TWenty-sixth
Lockwood A
Herbert and Bessie Abel, 1852 Brookside.
Elmer and Irma Yarbro. 937 Pansy.
pital AiOo
r,t Carl and Lucille Flick, Methodist hos
pital -''s 'iO9-
WAYNE Wayne and Mary woodling. Methodist
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New York Curb Market
tRv Thomson & McKinnonl
Today's Dividends

Directors of American Public Service
Company declared the regular quarterly
dividend of SITS per share on the out
standing per cent preferred stock, pay
able Oct. l. of record Sept. Is.
Directors of Public Service Company of
Oklahoma declared the regular quarterly
dividend of S150 per share on the out
standing 6 per cent prior lien stock, pay
able Oct l. of record Sept. 81.
Directors of Southwestern Gas and
Electric Company declared the regular
quarterly dividend of 50 per share on the
outstanding 8 per cent preferred stock,
payable Oct. l. of record Sept. Is.
Directors of Southwestern Gas and
Electric Company declared the regular
quarterly dividend of SITS per share on
the outstanding Z per cent preferred
stock, payable Oct. 1, of record Sept. Is.
Directors of Southwestern Light and
Power Company declared the regular
quarterly dividend of $3.50 per share on
the outstanding Sc cumulative preferred
stock. payable Oct l, of record Sept. Is.
Directors of West Texas Utilities Com
pany declared the regular quarterly divi-
dend of Sl.50 per share on the outStand-
ing Sc cumulative preferred stock, payable
Oct. l. of record Sept. is.
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PORKERS DOWN
5 TO 10 CENTS
AT CITY YARDS
Cattle Market Irregular;
VealerS Hold Steady
Trading Range.

Pork market at the city stock
yards this morning showed evidence
OF a lower trend, with prices selling
mostly 5 to 10 cents lower than
Tuesdays best time.t The bulk, $50
to 300 pounds, sold at $640 to $685..
Top held at $685.. Receipts were
$500. Holdovers, 81.
General run in the cattle mar
ket held mostly steady, with a few
beef steers weak to lower. She
stock presented a strong tone. Re-
ceipts we're / 100. Vealers were I'M
changed selling at $3.50 down. Re-
ceipts, 800.
Sheep and lambs were stationary
selling at Tuesdays average. Bulk
of better grade lambs sold at $3.50
to $3.50, while several others
brought SITS. Top held at So.
Chicago hogs receipts 10000, in
Guiding 1000 direct. Holdovers
5000. The market was very slow,
with bidding around 10 cents lower
than Tuesdays average. Good to
choice hogs weighing 180-240 pounds
were bid $6.25 to $6.40; best held to
$3.50 or above. Cattle receipts
10000 and calves $500, and steady.
Sheep $4,000, market steady.
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Other Livestock
By United Press

ny OHtttU ZOO
oo SHG Ga5Sns sep oS d2sst @qa7 DC
lower; pigs and light lights. steady TO ~, loc
lower packing soS s as steaSdy 90 Ibs SIPS
IS s 2SG pss sBa5. G5o packing sows $4i5
G4.75; smooth sorts, S5h5;s0; light 81
MSshii55 iisht%eg PS 10000 lbs good and
lbs. good and choice. s6.25@6.45; heavy
2SO 6sskn SS s6 SSSd a a5d 'hf bs
Medium and H GOOD s4.iOa53O Slaughter
pigs l3o,fsG l6s good a 5od chU TeTy $at e
done on steers; weak to Csc lower on me-
dunn weight and weighty offerings; IN
strictly good and choice light heifer and
mixed yearlings steady; best meolu I'm
weight steers and W Ee q t. ifs literal supp
h ostv f stead dtfer sanshter cattle
steers sO So U s s od d good chU snd
shoi Rs. Gs775@iSio; 1901 500 inSso, good
and choice. s515@l997 49, 100 100 0S 900, ls 3S
1885, 1880 common ona GnU and medium, $3.50 Is;
heifers, 550-85O lbs. good and choice. 81 70
69 rs: common and medium SS.2od I.zS:
ter ter cows. 81. 75G275; bulls (yearlings. eex-
SHdsd good ad and csSSe 5eet veseTS milk
Ss Gun ara common. ss7 asS StQs Ss g and
and choice. $5.5oGT; common and me
fat lambs around steady with Tuesdays
choice; bulk natives to packers. $747.255;
few to city butchers, $3.50; throwouts. 81
sheep scarce. Steady; feeding lambs strong:
slaughter sheep and lambs; Lambs; 80 lbs.
down. good and choice: S615ep7SS; me
Ss75n5.25; ewes. 90-150 lbs, medium to
Choice. $l.25@2.5o;. all weights, Gull and nd
lbs, good and choice. S5.256l5 IS.
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UNEVEN TREND
is FEATURE OF
GRAIN FUTURES
Wheat, Corn Sell Irregular,
While Oats Move to
Higher Levels.
BY HAROLD E. RAINVILLE
United Press stan Correspondent

CHICAGO, Sept. 9.-Wheat was
unevenly steady as the Board of
Trade opened today with the nearby
deliveries uneasy but the deferred
months up small fractions. Liver
pool was dull and easy but the stock
market was steadier. There was
little change in the news. Corn was
about steady with September off a
minor fraction. Oats were firm ON
scattered buying. Trade was rather
slow at the start.
AT the opening wheat was 4 cent
low to 4 cent higher; corn was I'M
changed to Is cent lower. and oats
were Is to 4 cent higher. Provi-
SlonS were slow and firm.
Crop Damage Reported
Liverpool was y cent lower ar
mid-afternoon, as expected. Along
with the reports of crop damage
In continental Europe and England.
with Germany the worst sufferer.
are indications that the Russian
crop has been affected. The latter
country has already withdrawn its
offer of high grade wheat.
GermanyS is said to have con-
f1rmed the purchase of 1900 OOO
bushels of farm board wheat. How
ever, the present market action is
not matter of news as there is
almost complete lack of a specu-
lative interest despite the bullish
reports the past two weeks. Re-
Gently the action of the stock mar
ket has been an important factor.
Shipping Demand Active
Local professional sold September
corn Tuesday and succeeded in
breaking the market. The shipping
demand continued active and some
100000 bushels were sold to go out.
The market promises to be nervous
until the trade knows what the
leading long intends to do with his
holdings. The weather is warm
over practically all of the grain
belt.
Oats have been ruling quiet. The
chief interest is conferred in the cash
market activity and this is keeping
the September future steady. There
is sufficient selling from time to
time to prevent any advance.
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DIES AFTER COLLAPSE
Heart Disease Blamed for Movers
Sudden Death.

Obtaining job with the Bryant
Transfer Company Tuesday, Frank
Slough, SO, of ia South Cincinnati
street, aided in moving the Indiana
Mutual Insurance Company, from
the Illinois building to Twenty-frst
and Meridian streets.
Carrying Office furniture to the
elevator, he became i'll and tainted.
Rushed to city hospital, he died
shortly afterward. Heart disease
was believed the cause of death.
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PETER HOLLAND
from HOLLAND
ANO
WILLrAn IRELAND
From IRELAND
Life guards. Atlantic City, NJ

Following is the explanation of
Ripley's Believe 1t or Not" which
appeared in Tuesdays Times:
M. Francois Danguin Has Been
a Choir Singer for 10 Years
A few years ago a curious inquiry
was started in an effort to as
certain who was the oldest choir
singer in France, and brought to
light the unusual record of M.
Francois Danguin of the little vii
lage of Ternand, in the diocese
of Lyons, to whom the honor was
conceded. M. Danguin, now in
his cath year. still is singing in
the parish church.
He was installed regularly as
a member of the choir at the age
OF Is. His seventy years of
service do not include the years
prior to those when he wore the
red caSsock of an altar boy.
M. Danguin'S record is verified
by the archbishopric Of Lyons.
Twelve Inches Are Not Univer-
sally a FOOt-While every nation
has a unit of measure called "a
foot" its value differs from the
foot current in the United States,
and from each other. Thus the
Canadian foot measures 1913 Eng
fish inches; the Brazilian "pe,"
1922 inches; the Argentine pie"
1855 inches; the Mexican, 10.997;
the Swedish foot, 1859, etc.
The variance is due to the vary
ing sizes of the human foot on
which the measure was originally
based.
Thursday: "How Bees Saved
Their Home In a Fire.
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Deaths

Ernest z. Fink. So. 4o18 Graveland. car
Carrie Mabel French. Al. Coleman hes
pital. intestinal obstruction.
carditis. nj
Emma Woollen DYER. 70. St vincent's
hospital carcinoma
Masker Warren Middauph 81 ar
Oliver. arteriosclerosis
Anna Jellison. SO. 1150 North White RiveF
Parkway. carcinoma.
Barbara Irene Williams. l day. Metho-
oist hospital. cerebral hemorrhage.
Emma Richards. 73. Central Indiana hos
pital. cerebral apoplexy
.r Haf1y Murphy. So. Norway sanatorium.
vascular renal disease
,,i Billy Stqrgesi 3. Riley hospital. tubercu-
: Mary Ida Renner. 60. ss4 Cedar. cardio
vascular renal disease
Emmett Forte. AZ. 1l0l Favette. chronic
perenchYna tous nenhrifis 0-l-Sl--o
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BY ELMER c. WALLER
limited Press Financial Editor

NEW YORK, Sept. 9.-The down.
ward movement in the stock mar
ket was checked today by the ap-
pearance of heavy short covering.
Demand from this source offset
continued investment liquidation.
Despite arresting of the decline,
speculative circles continued un-
easy as the result of further SELL
ing drives on some of the leaders
which in turn discouraged new buy
ing. Leaders such as Steel COM
mon, American Can and General
Electric held fractioglally above their
previous levels through most of the
morning but lost their gains toward
noon.
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BLACKMAIL IN ALIEN
SMUGGLING CHARGED
Federal Authorities Strike at Inter-
national Ring.
BIZ United Press

naIlOHdl ming.
By United Press
NEW YORK, Sept. 9.-Members
of an international ring who snug
gled aliens into the United States
and then blackmailed them with
threats of deportation are being
sought by federal authorities, it was
disclosed here today.
1t was estimated the ring has
brought 1000 aliens into the coun-
try within recent years at prices
ranging from 5000 to $4,000 each.
Total profits were estimated at ap-
proximately 100000.
Two men arraigned at the federal
building here Tuesday were accused
of being members of the ring and
a third was scheduled to be ar
raigned today Benjamin Fried
lander, an attorney, and Joseph
Hogan, a Canadian were the first
arraigned. The third man, Stephen
A. Tillinghast, is under arrest de.
scribed as the owner of a fleet of
automobiles used in the smuggling
operations.
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Produce Markets

Eggs Country run)-Loss off delivered in
Indianapolis. l2c; henery quality No. /.
Poultry buying pricesj--Hens weighing
lbs. or over. 18c; under 5 lbs, tic; Leg
horn hens. 13c; 1880 broilers, full
feathered az lbs. and up. 23c: under 2lc:
bareback. 12c; Leghorn broilers. 16c;
spring chickens. 4 lbs. and over, 18c; un-
der lbs. 18c: ducks, &c: old cocks. 8@9c;
ducks. full feathered. fat whites. &c:
geese, &c. These prices are for No. 1 top
Butter twholesale)-No. 1. 31@33c; No
Butterfat-27c.
Cheese :. wholesale selling price per
pound -American loaf, 2334c pimento
loaf 253zc; Wisconsin f1rsts, Ice; Long
horns. 19c; New York limberger. 30c.
By United Press
NEW YORK, Sept. s.-Potatoe Market
Jerseys. 6oc@s1.5O basket. Sweet potatoes
Market. firm: JERSEY baskets, $1.50@1 IS;
Southern baskets, 50660c: Southern bar
rels. $2@2.50. Flour-Market. steady; IN
changed; spring patents. $4@4.40. Pork
Market. f1rmer; mess, sci. Lard-Markct,
firm: middlewest spot, 075@ 076c. Tallow
Market, quiet; special to extra. .021s q
.0234c. Dressed poultry-Market. steady TO
firm; turkeys. ESQ Soc. chickens 20Q36c;
broilerS. 21@35c: fowls. 12M31c; ducks
Long Island. 14@1ec. Live poultry-Market
steady stead to firm; geese ls@l5c: ducks; 159
ROSTERS 14@15c: chickens, 15@27c: Cheese
Market. quiet: state whole milk fancy
to SPECIAL. 15AQ231ac; young America,
1854 M17C,
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Business Man Kills Self

BU times Special
MT. VERNON, Ind, Sept. g.
Funeral services were held Tuesday
for John Staples, SO, foundry owner.
who committed suicide by shooting.
Relatives believe he was respondent
over i'll health.
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CHICAGO Stocks Openinu
Other Livestock
By United Press
(By James T. HamiIl & CO..

PITTSBURGH. Sept. s.-Hogs-Receipts.
$50; market. slow around 1Oc lower: i8O-
l50-lSO lbs, S6.5o@6a5; packing s. So WI:
about steady at S425@475 Cattle-Re-
CENTS. So; market. steady: medium steers
cows, S325M4.50. Calves-Receipts. 100:
market, steady; good and choice vealers
SsI 30; medium grade. S7G8.50 Sheep
Receipts. 1900; better grade lambs
steady; bulk. S7.50M8; lower grade and
lighter weights SLOW
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BIZ United Press

EAST BUFFALO. Sept s-Hogs on sale.
i.5oo; active, steady: bulk desirable 100
weights below $50 lbs. mostly $3.50: pack
ing sows. S4.50G5.25. Cattle-Receipts,
500. practically nothing done on grassers.
S9.65; heifers. SO; cows unchanged: cutter
grades. 81 508l2.l5. CalveS-ReceiptS. $50:
n a,, Vea.srS STEADY gooq TO cnoiee ST. ~
grassy cows slow. bidding lover Sheep
Receipts. 1000: lambs fairly active steady.
good to choice. IS IS. medium kinds and
bucks. 81. throwouts. S5.25d5.50; few
breeding ewes, s2.50@4.
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LOUISVILLE. Sept. .---Csttle-Receipts;
ZOO slow. steady; medium and good
1850. Calves-Receipts S00 steady; top
veaiers. So: throwouts. SIS down: heavy
calves. $a;soMSs0s HogsEResc zee Dts 800 800;
$500: 900 lbs up. SIS; l30-175 lbs. S5.7s;
1870 lbs. down. ss.25; packing sows. Ss.2S
"a. stays SO down. Sheep and lambs
receipts. 500; steady; best fat lambs
mostly s6.75617: buck lambs. So throw
cuts. $3.50 down; western breeding ewes.
mostly $3.50 per head. Tuesdays ship
ments: Cattle, none: calves, none; hogs.
none sheep. 663.
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BJUnitcd Press

EAST ST. LOUIS. m. Sept. s-Hogs-
weak 10 use lower: top. lao; bulk 100
$50 lbs, Sc ESQ 6S5: 230-320 lbs. $3.50 {.
l00-i50 lbs. $500 6.25; sows. $4m5: with
Calves-Receipts, 1900; market. slow: few
early sales fed light weight native steers
and some western grassers STEADY; mixed
not as active as Tuesday: bulls and veal
ers unchanged: few yearlings. steers. up
TAT mixed yearlings and heifers $500
s.50 top medium bulls. SSS75: good and
choice vealers. $3.50. Sheep-ReceiptS,
$500: market bidding lower on lambs:
asking fully steady to strong: packers bid
ding around 81 for desirable lambs.
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STOCK SHARES
SELL OFF ON
BEAR ATTACKS
Heavy Selling Drives Send
Special Issues Near
Record Lows.
Average Stock Prices

Average Of thirty industriaIs for Tues
! day. 1919, of s.43. Average of twenty
rails. 62.14, of 2.52. Average of twenty
bonds 92.94 of o.
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Motor Shares Sink

Selling of an important nature,
however, broke out in General
Motors and some of the food shares
such as Borden, Corn Products and
National Biscuit, threatening to up
set the market again. Huge blocks
of General Motors, presumably for
the account of Wilmington specu-
lators, were thrown on the market,
forcing the price down nearly a
point and to within striking distance
Of the record low for the present
shares.
Du Pont, which owns more than
100000 shares of General Motors
common, sold off sympathetically,
losing nearly points. Selling of
General Motors aroused new fears
of an impending dividend reduction
as third quarter profits are eSti-
mated at only 80 cents share,
against dividend requirements for the
period of IS cents a share. Other
motors were heavy.
Steel Hits New Low
Other high-grade shares to suffer
from a renewal of pressure included
United States Steel preferred, which
broke more than points to a new
low for the year; American Tele-
phone, which lost a point; Western
Union, which lost 2 points and
Goodrich preferred, which sold off
points to a new low on suspension
of dividend payments.
Food shares broke sharply, in
fuenced in part by weak specu-
lative following Rails continued
to sag, although heavy short cover
ing in New York Central on the
bad news of a dividend reduction
from Sc to 81 caused point rally
in that stock.
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BIZ United Press

CHICAGO. Sept g. Eggs - Market.
firm: receipts. 9.i03 cases: extra firsts.
21c; hrstS. zoe; current receipts, l6Ml812c
seconds. 10Gl5c. Butter-Market, firm
receipts. 1903 tubs; extras. 30c; extra
hrsts. 271a 261ac: firsts. asa 26c; seconds
22M24c; standards. 29c. Poultry-Market
steady: receipts. 2 cars; fowls. 18M22c:
springers, ia zoe; Leghorns. lac; ducks
14M l8c; geese. i3c: turkeys, 17G2Oc:
ROSTERS. lac; broilerS, lbs. 17Miec:
broilers. under 2 lbs. 176lec: Leghorn
broilers. l6c. Geese-Twins. 15HHf5izc:
Young Americas. 1534616c. Potatoes-On
track. $50; arrivals. 54: shipments. 613:
market. dull; North Dakota Trfumphs
sl35: Idaho Russets. SITS: Wisconsin
Cobblers, S1G LOS; Minnesota Cobblers,
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POISON BISCUITS KILL 2

Detroit Housewives Mistake IL
Fatal to Husband, Self.
BIZ United Press
DETROIT, Sept 9.-Mrs. Anna
Rice's habit Of putting rat poison
in baking powder cost the life of
her husband, Merton, and herself.
She baked some biscuits Tuesday
and used the wrong tin.
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By United Press

CINCINNATI. Sept. 9.-Hogs--Receipts.
scaling inward from around 1870 lbs.
Steady; lighter weights weak to 25c lower;
400 lbs. S6.256 6 so; 120-150 lbs, mostly
SCI l50-i7O lbs largely s6:25; best kind to
packers. Sc so: sows. s4@4.75; smooth
calves. 500: slow. Indifferent trade, heifers
steady to weak. most bids lower on steers:
odd lots common to medium grass steers
IN to 81: two loads medium to good dry
fed steers unsold, other classes steady;
cutter cows. S2m325: bulls $4.25 down;
veaiers steady with some weakness on
lower grades: good and choice, 1910;
lower grades, $3.50 down. Sheep-Re-
ceipts. /. 600; generally steady better eve
and wether lambs. $3.50, to mostly So:
common throwouts. $4614.50; some mixed
lots and buck lambs. S6Q6.50; fat ewes
mostly $3.50 downward
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By United Press

CINCINNATI o., Sept. 9-Butter
steady; creamery in tub lots according to
score. 26Q28c; common score discounted
tic; No. 8, 12c; butter fat 26G28c. Eggs
Steady; cases included extra firsts, 22c;
firsts. zoe; seconds, 18c: nearby ungraded
sell only at heavy discount. Fowls 5 los.
and over. 23c: lbs. and over, 23c 8 lbs.
and over. tic; ROSTERS. lie; broilers
over. Ice; 2 lbs. and oyer, 19c: fryers, 8
lbs. and over. 19c; partly feathered. l5c:
Leghorn broilers l ID. and over, 19c; 112
lbs. and over, tic: lbs. and over tic:
black springers. 15c; roasting chickens,
lbs. and over, 21c.
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Local Wagon Wheat

:, City grain elevators are paying 37c for
NO 2 red wheat and 36c for No 2 hard
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Net Changes
By United Press

Dy JNTttU 7 Itoo
NEW YORK. Sept. 8.-Closing
prices and net changes on principal
stocks traded today on the New
York Stock Exchange follow:
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DEN0UNCE U. S. FIRMS
Chinese Agitate for Boycott Because
Act by Bankers.
By United Press

By Unfted Press
CANTON, China, Sept. o.
American business firms are being
denounced in Kwangsi province and
the boycotting of American COM
panieS urged at public meetings, tie
central press news agency reported
today, due to refusal of American
firms to deliver bank notes ordered
by the Kwangsi provincial banxf
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RvUnited Press

CLEVELAND Sept. s.-Hogs-Re Receipts.
1900: holdover none: steady with Tues
DAYS average: top SC lower. but bulk i60-
lbs. SO 25@6.5o: light lights and pigs. Sc
@6.25. Cattle-Receipts, 500: steers
iatter strong 10 Sse hirh s Four loads LOADS
choice 1929 i SOS lbs dry lot steers. SO 65
Ml0. common to medium graSSers. S5H7;
sausage, S4d4.60: weighty kinds upward
to IS. low cutter to medium cows $2G4.
mostly, Calves-Receipts. 500: weak 20
lower: better grade yealers largely .Sll9
ward 70 81; occasionally 10 $3.50. medium
kinds largely s9@95o. Sheep-Receipts,
Go.25. according 70 QUALITY and condi-
tons; common throwouts and native feed
eff around S5G1S.50.
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TOLEDO. Sept -Hoss-Receipts. $50;
market. l0620c lower: heavies. S5.506f5 rs:
mediums. S6W6.25; Workers. S5.50m5 rs:
pigs; $500 SIS. Cattle-Receipts. $50:
market. steady. CalveS-ReceiptS light:
market. strong. active. Sneep-Receipts.
light; market, steady.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-09-09
By United Press

CLEVELAND. sept .-Butter-Extras.
34c; standards. 33c. market firm. Eggs
Extras 25Iac; frsts 19c; ordinary ffrsts,
l4l2c; market steady. Poultry-Heavy
18c: heavy broilers 20G23c; light broilers
15d19c; ducks. 12018c: old cocks, 12@l4c;
market steady Potatoes-Ohio Cobblers,
d2.25 per lo0-lb. sack; Long Island
cobblers $2.056215 per $50 h. sack: New
jersey cobblers $2.l0G2.15 per 150-lb
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-09-09

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