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New York Liberty Bonds
Marriage Licenses

Albert S. Kidwell. 81. OF SIS South Mis-
souri,. chauffeur. and Freda J. Poynter. le,
Of $50 South Droyer.
James V Cleiand. n. OF ssoo North
nsyivanie. salesman. and Helen Z.
YARD, clerk.
Oliver A. Blake. 10. Of I51a Blaine. clerk,
and Frances L. Orr. II. Of Ben Davis,
shipper.
iaborer. and Mary 3. Rardln. so. OF 1lsi
North HauRh. cook
James L. Cooper. a.. OF Lafayette, boiler
maker. and Myrtle van Dusen. IS, Of
1037 East New York. nurse.
Buren, Hatchett. n. OF aoss Columbia,
ieborer. and Clerine Murreii. 10. Of 3ifS
Ala rfindaie
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DOzO-J Jones Summary

LONDON-Bank Of England made no
change IN its discount rate OF 8 per cent.
acknowledgement Bank Of india has
advanced its discount rate to Z per cent
from 6 per cent.
LoNDoN-New York cables opened at
Amsterdam, 1905; Italy, S2.T55; Berlin,
2o.425.
Canadian wheat stocks at all points
total as, SeS, BIS bushels against 217, lo5,-
ISL week ago. and 227, os2, ST. last year.
Southern Pacific Company placed
orders for 6S,764 tons rails, divided
equally between CCIumbia Steel Corpora
tiOn, United States Steel Subsidiary,
Pscihc Coast Steel Company, Bethle-
hem and Colorado Fuel and Iron Conn
pany. 4
Western Marylend first week January
gross s3es, 500 against $3oS.o13 in Ike
week 1880.
sugar melt OF is United states renners
from Jan. / to Jan. ,, totaled 7.oi5 tons.
against 20, 500 in like 1880 period. De-
Iiver1es for same period totaled las, 205 long
tons. against s2,l45.
Bank Of England statement as Of Jan. is
against sss.5OS.oOso pounds On Jan. 5. ratio
builogn 1Ss.iSo.ooo pounds. against 49,
$4,000 pounds.
Pacific Lighting Company declared
quarterly dividend Of rs cents on common,
payable Feb. is. record Jan. 81.
North American Aviation including in
come OF wholly owned companies nine
months ended Sept. 80. net rs cents a
share on 400, 600 shares. against 81 cents
a share on 1000. 600 shares in nrSt nine
months OF 1929.
Brazilian FRACTION Light g. Power Co.,
common on common stock payable to stock
similar stock dividend was declared.
Sun investing year ended Dec. 81 net
profit $2!96 3 share on preferred stock,
against S2.65 . common share in period
frora April ~ to Dec. 81, 1879. At year
end investments carried at cost Of
$685. 4S had market value Of $3.50, 500;
HauIdating value Of common $3.50 q
share against e20.6S n share at end Of
preceding year.
Mohawk. Mining Company declared q
dividend OF IS cents payable Feb. 39, rec
ord Jan. 81. Similar payment was made
in previous quarter.
Dennison Manufacturing Company de-
clared regular quarterly dividends OF %
on depenture and $1.75 on preferred stocks
payable Feb. ]. record Jan. 20.
American Sugar REFINING Company de-
clared regular quarterly dividend OF 4i.25
on ommo
sterl cables opened 4.e5 7-i6. Of i-16;
francs S.91 l5-16c. OF. II: marks 23.761zc.
unchanged: Spain 10.20c. OF .l21z.
Packard Motor Car Company declared
dividend OF IS cents for first uuarter OF
calendar year same as declared three
Kansas Gas and Electric. twelve months
ended Nov. 50. prodt 81. 93S. 404 after taxes
and charges. but before depreciation
against S1.s6o, 695 In preceding twelve
General Motors December retail sales
in United States 57.089 ears md trucks
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MUSEUM HEADS ELECTED
Kurt VOnnegut Made President OF
ChiIdren's Organization.

Officers Of the Children's museum
1850 North Meridian street, were
reelected wednesday night at the
annual meeting.
They are Kurt Vcnnegut, presi-
dent; Benjamin D. Hitz, Nce-preSi-
dent; Miss Faye Henley, secretary,
and D. s. Ritter, treasurer.
Trustees reelected are: Mrs. john
N. Carey, Mrs. John M. HaineS and
Herman c.. Wolf. Mrs. Harry r
Wilson and Hills L. Howie were
named to the board.
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Bank Of England statement as Of Jan. Is
shows circulating OF 349, 942, 900 pounds,
against sos. 5O4, 900 pounds en- JAM. 3. ratio
45.S per cent, against 37.S per cent and
bullion 14s. $50. 900 pounds, against 1885,
S57, 900 pounds.
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Sons Of the American Revolution
will decorate q statue Of Benjamin
Franklin on the lawn Of the Inter
national typographical Union home,
26C0 North Meridian street, at 4
p. m Friday, the 225th anniversary
Of his birth.
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The City
in Brief
FRIDAY EVENTS

l. indiana state Child Health and wei
fare Conference. meeting. ClaypOOi.
Optfmist Cub luncheon. ClaypooI.
Aftrusa cub luncheon. Columbia
Caub.
Knirhts Of Columbus Iuneheen. sphinx
Arms.
Phi Delta Theta luncheon. chzmber o.
Commerce.
Indianapolis Round Table luncheon,
Delta Tau Delta luncheon. Columbia
Master PAInters' Association luncheon,
First Ward Republican club. 8 p. m.
RsIts 81 ss.te Snf NsSsi kcaasmT Graau-
ates luncheon, Columbia Club.
Reserve Officers Association luncheon,
Board OF Trade.
Eben II. WoIcOtt, former state
banking commissioner, will speak
on, "Philatelic Investments" Friday
night at 8 at the session of the
Indiana Stamp Club at the Locker
bic.
Three hundred Indiana grain
dealers are expected to attend the
thirtieth annual convention of the
Indiana Grain Dealers Association
at the Board Of Trade, Jan. %
and %.
Arthur Jordan, Indianapolis buSi-
ness leader and philanthropiSt, has
been elected president Of the Postal
Life Insurance Company of Amer
lea.
District sales conference of the
Crane Company opened today at
the Columbia Club to continue
through Saturday, with 100 repre-
sentattves present.
The Personnel Association Of In
dianapoliS will hold its ninth an
nual meeting tonight at the Lincoln.
In session here today directors of
the Indiana City Planning Associa-
ton decided to submit to the legis-
lature an amendment to the thor
oughfare law allowing any Indiana
city that wishes, to adopt 1t. At
present, the statute applies only to
indianapolis.
Frank e. Strouse Of Chicago, spe-
cial representative Of the Penrsyl-
vania railroad, will speak at a meet
ing of the Butler Commercial Club
at the Chamber Of Commerce to-
night.
James 4. West, national executive
Of the Boy Scouts Of America, VII
speak before members of the Elk
change Club Friday noon at the
Lincoln.
Part Of n national program of the
National live stock and meat board,
Max o. Cullen, Chicago, will DEM
onstrate new manners Of preparing
lamb for the table, at the Chamber
OF Commerce at 8 p. m. tonight.
Economic topics win be discussed
by the Commerce Club at Butler in
the second smoker Of the semester
at the Indianapolis Chamber OF
Commerce tonight. A. B. Strauss,
Chicago. VIII speak.
MISS beatrice n. Gonman, 1913
Woodlawn avenue, today was ap-
pointed reporter In the Marion
county grand jury chambers. by
Criminal Judge Frank P. Baker.
Sons of the American Revolution
will decorate q statue Of Benjamin
Franklin on the lawn Of the Inter
national typographical Union home,
26c0 North Meridian street. at 4
p. m Friday, the 225th anniversary
Of his BIRTH .
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World Flight Planned

By United Press
TULSA, Okla, Jan. 15.-It is re-
ported here that Wylie Post, cup
winner in the 1890 nonstop national
air race, is contemplating a world
flight early next summer with the
backing of E. G. Hill, Oklahoma City
oil
Post, it is said, viii pick up local
inavigators along his route.
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LARGE ORDER PLACED
Quick Production Is Promised by
Steel Corporations.

Steel Corporations.
By United Press
MONTREAL, Quebec, Jan. 49,
An order for 300 box cars and
general service cars has been placed
by the Canadian National Railways.
Work on the cars will commence
Immediately.
The National Steel Car Corpora
ton, Hamilton, viii build 1000 fifty
ton steel frame cars, and the Ca
madam Car and Foundry Company,
Montreal, 1,7oo cars Of the same
design. The cars viii be placed IN
service on all parts Of the system.
In addition to these orders, the
Eastern Car Company Of Trenton,
N. j., will build 500 f1fty-ton COM
posite general service cars and 500
seventy-ton composite drop-end
goadolaS.
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Chicago Stocks Opening
(By James T. Hamin a. CD
Ymr
INCREASE IS NOTED IN
CANADIAN GRAIN MART
National Railways Report Large
Gain In Car Loadings. ,

ASSkOAS 4ASA ~
Gain In Car Loadings. +,
By United Press
WINNIPEG, Man, Jan. 15.-Large
increases in grain marketings and
loadings during the period Aug. /,
to Dec. 81, last year as compared
with the corresponding period Of
1929 are shown in a year-end grain
statement issued by the superin-
tendent Of car service for the
Canadian National Railways.
Grain marketings along the COM
pany's lines during the fve-month
period Of 1880 totaled 126, 626, 900
bushels against 96,145, 900 bushels in
1929. In 1880, 94,644,OOo bushels Of
grain were loaded into 70,154 cars,
while in the corresponding period
Of the previous year loedings
amounted to $780,, 900 bushels, or
1898 cars.
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Weather conditions at 9 a. M:
Southwest wind, 8 miles an hour;
temperature, 10; barometric pres
sure, 30.66 at sea level; ceiling, un-
limited, light haze; visibility, three
miles; field, good.
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ARE REDUCED
Standard Oil Company Cuts Rate
on Atlas Tires

By United Press
CHICAGO, Jan. 15.-Meeting the
reductions in tire prices announced
by leading tire manufacturers, the
Standard Oil Company Of Indiana
today issued a new schedule of
lower prices on Atlas tires to be ef-
fective today at 1,5o0 company con-
trolled stations and several thou
sand dealer outlets in thirteen
states.
The new prices are from Tx to
1919 per cent lower than the old,
with the maximum reductions on
the more popular sizes.
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Births
Girls

Arthur n Edna CraIner. ilzS Evison
Cecil and Mildred Lambert, 2443 East
Thomas and Frances Pierce. Coleman
hospital.
Clarence and Amy Keller, Coleman. hos
pital. :
Robert n Edna Kelly, Coleman hos
pital. >
Clessje and Pernie Mahaney, 1888 Oliver.
Robert and Villa TRndy, 1910 Cornell
Donald n Nellie Broadway, $3.50 North
Gale.
Boys E
Richard and Eldora Dye, 34s Dickson.
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LABOR TO FIGHT DRYS

Plans for National Campaign for
Mobilization Under Study.
By United Press
MIAMI, Fla, Jan. 15.-Plans for
a national campaign for modiica-
ton Of the Volstead act to be con-
Quoted by ranking labor leaders of
America were under dist ussion to-
day at the annual executive coun-
Gil meeting Of the American Fed
Grafton Of Labor.
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BIZ united Press
By United Press

CINCINNATI. o., Jan. I5.-Eutter-
Steady: creamery in tub lots. according 70
score. 2S926c: common score discounted.
lSc; No. 3, l0c: butter fat, 2iG2se- Eggs
Steady: cases. included: extra nrSts.
27c: nrsts. 22c: seconds. zoe: nearby un-
Coarse stock sell only at heavy discount;
fowls. 5 lbs. n over. zoe; 4 lbs and
) lbs. and over. l4c: roosters. i5cs capons.
3 lbs. and over. sac: under 8 u.s.. 2sc:
slips. ale: stays. lsc: colored flyers. over
orpineton fTyers. over ! lbs. 2ac: roast
ing chickens. I lbs. and over. zzes black
S~prinKerS. 1Sc.
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Produce Markets

Eggs tCountrS RunJ-Loss on delivered
N Indianapolis. 2oc: henery uafty No. ]
Poultry iBuvins Prtcesl-Hens. weigh
ing S lbs, or over. nc: under s. lbs. iSc:
Leghorn hens. lie: sprtnEers. 5 lbs. or
~springers, lie; old cocks. Sale: ducks.
full feather TAT white, lie: geese. lie.
These prices are for No. I top quality
quoted hv KinFan. g. Co.
Butter (wholesale)-No. J. N@S1c: No.
Butterfat-25c.
Cheese twhoiesale selling urics per
poundl-Americau loaf Sic: pfuento Loaf.
S3cc: wisconsin nrsts. SIC: L~onRhorns. SIC.
New York Limberzer. see.
BY United Press
NEW YORK. Jan. is.-Potatoes-Aarket
quiet and easy: Lon Island. .$I.s5@4 per
ss5Fsti i iGSSseF9 asscSsgg:e r Bermuda SanTssi M saSSis 3:
Canada. .T0c6$S.S5. Sweet potatoes-Mar-
ket quiet; jersey baskets. 75e@&s; south
spring patents. si.eoG&ss. Pork-Msr-
easier; middlewest spot. s.80@8 .s0c Per
ID. Tallow-Market easy: special to ex-
ira. 4Hqzssc. Dressed -poultEy-Market
ducks. is@2Sc; Long Island ducks. a26
23c. Live poultry-Market Irregular: geese,
1S625c: ducks. 14G 2ec: fowls, is@25e;
turkeys. 2s@4oc: roosters. 12@lSc;. chick
aSSc. cheese-Market quiet: state whole
milk. fancy TO special i00721zc; young
Americas. lT@20c.
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Following is the explanation of
Ripley's Believe It or Not" which
appeared in Wednesdays Times.
Enrique, First Man to Go
Around the WorId-Mageilan,
popularity credited with having
accomplished the first circum-
navigation OF the globe, was
killed at Mactan before he accom-
plished his purpose. The man
who really completed the first cir
cumnavigation Of the globe was
Magellan's Filipino slave, Enrique,
whom Magellan freed in his last
will. Enrique escaped from the
Sebu massacre by an act of black
treachery, and was the only man
to reach his native archipelago
and to complete Magellan's voy-
age.
See Edward F. Benson's "Ferdi-
nand Magellan"
A Check Flew 200 MiIes-When
a tornado wrecked the store or
Otto Wall at Herpel, Ark, the
contents Of the building were
strewn about the countryside, and
his cash drawer was emptied Of
its contents. One check from the
drawer was blown to Gainesville,
Mo-, where a resident picked It up
and returned it to Harpel.
LOttie SchOemmeI-On Dec. %,
1928, Miss Lottie Schoemmel
swan across the Delaware river
at the same point where Wash
ington made his renowned cross
ing on Dec. Is, ITS. This unusual
feat of swimming was accom-
rlished under great difficulty, be-
cause of the floating ice cakes
swirling with the currents. Miss
Schoemmel made it in 101a min
utcs.
Friday: The Fastest Pony tx
press,
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against 41.767 in November and &4,216
in December. 1893. For twelve months
1.O57.710 against 1.49S. 792. Total sales
to dealers were 1.174.115 against $780,
@67. Dealers stock decreased 22,O5O cars
and trucks during year.
Western Union Telegraph 1880 net with
December estimated was about $40 a
share against SSH a share in 1929.
Bank Of France statement as Of Jan. 9
shows. gold $54, 100 900, 600 against $685.
00o, 900 francs on Jan. 3. circulation H.
$3.50 per cent against 52.67 per cent.
North American Company n subsidi-
aries TO spend ISL 600. 900 for additions to
plants ana systems in 1881.
Hawaiian 1880 pineapple pack was IA
672, 296 cases against 9.21l.S76 in 1929 Of
which. Hawaiian Pineapple Company
packed .4,577, 09l cases against s.247. 204 IN
California Packing. 227.566 against 1905
9l9.
National Steel Corporation and sub
Sid1arieS nine months ended Sept. 80, net
profit $7,S5S,57e. after depreciation, de-
ptetion. interest. federal taxes. etc.
American Hide and Leather twenty-Sour
weeks ended Dec. 81. loss 1892. Asst after
taxes and special reserve set up for re-
valuation Of Inventories securities owned.
etc. against net proit Of $2o5. 427 in ike
1929 period.
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New York Bank Stocks
(By Thomson 81 McKinnonl
Net Changes
By United Press

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Jan. 14.-CloSng
prices and net changes on principal
stocks traded today on the New York
Stosk Exchange follow:
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CHICAGO. Jan. lS.-EKEs+Earkss. un-
settled: receipts. .6.Sss cases: extra nrsts
zoe: seconds. i79lsc. Buttsr-SEarket.
steady: receipts. 5.eo2 tubs: extras 7qe;
extra arsts. 2663s1sc;. hEsts. zal1dl%Me;
ty-Market. steady: receipts car:
fowls. 20l7c: sprtnEeTs. 21s: a2c:
S roosterE "a &c. see cSseseMrxsnx' fsx aisisS:
Young Americas. 16c. Potatoes-On trace.
II arrivals, SIC: shipments. e9l. Eaarkea.
Si.406i.50: Idaho sacked RuSsetss $l.e29
z: Colorado McClureS. branded. $i.so97.
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By United Press

EAST BUFFALO, N. z. Jan. 1s-Eog-
shfoperS inactive. generally l5c lower: de-
sirable 10000 lbs. e-506e.6 90; weights b.
low i00 lbs. ouoted upward to $S.7S: 23o-
$50. Cattle Receipts. $50; COW sl0w.
barely steady: cutter grades. $24oQ4-35:
steers unsoId' Ca1veS-Receipts. 100; real
ers eraSry af wednesdays ful decline; bulk
better OF SO. SheeeEReceipts. 500: tat
lambs s5650c higher: Ecod 70 choice. 80
weights. $s-256850.
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Other Livestock
BV Unfted Press

By CnfteO ETGS0
cHIcAGo. Jan; Is IS-Hogs-E ss..s = S &c
t Oa Tno Saan to Ms0s $3.50: bulk * 1ssS-aio lbs
s7 g Il: 5 asSEsSS s Ss;; ; .s'sssSs.ss: EsSt
s5;ISSs;ao; i iish;s WsaIgS asas 10000 q %sd 1 |
sH.SSs'.,o 20O heavy l0 S;s.g ESsd s SO 2 SAI lss..
& s5 s: sIa 1Sss na' piSss ,S Spd s fssl,
ceipts, 1000; calves. receipts, 2.O0o: led
S ssoeFS al0 ags sinTsn ssSiipp ssssq Il @srE fsaof fSi
Monday: strictly. choice kinds absent;
Ssss ! long gls.sXs saT1b5a NE selling faaagS' at P sss5S@
10. 80: slaughter cattle and vealers: steers
100000 lbs, good and choice, $lo41%.25:
soOo1Ioo lbs, good n chose $llo@145s;
13oO-1500 lbs, good and choice, $s.75Qi4;
6O0-1300 lbs, commo and medium. $500
1925; heiters, 55o-s5o lbs. good n
$5.5oGs; cows, good and choice, $3.50
7.25; common and medium, $4:25Q5.S0;
low cutter and cutter, $3G42S; bulls,
$5@6.25; cutter. to medium, $4Q5.4o;
Il 90; medium. s7.50@s: Gull and common,
500-1O5O lbs, good and choice, $1@e; COM
ceipts, 1000: a few sales steady with
Wednesdays close: most lambs held high
err; good to choice kinds to packers, $40
s;2si best held At ss;so@s'1S; tat r, ewes;
$3.5O@4.50; slaughter sheep and lambs:
lambs, go lbs. down, good and choice;
weights Common s5.56@6'SO; ewes. so-l5o
weights, Gull and common. S2@S.5o: feed
ing lambs, 5o-75 lbs, good and choice,
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other Livestock
By United Prcss

By UFfted PTeSt
TT. WAYNE, md. Jan. Is. Hogs =
i40-fe0 lbs. 1910; 10000 lbs. So: ZOO
725 lbs. $7.e5: 2z5-25o lbs. s. TO-; 25o-z75
lbs. $7.55; z75-S0o lbs. $T.tS; S0o-55o lbs.
$3.50: roughs. $6.25: stays. $3.50: calevs.
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BIZ DATED Press

TOLEDO. Jan. 15.-HozERecsipts. 500:
masket. 10 TO Is Sasn9 lover; heav1es
s7.J041.eo: mediums. S160I1S0; workers..
light: market slow. Ca1vezEeoefptx, light.
market. steady. Eheep-Recelptss light;
market, steady.
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BIZ Times gpectoI

LOUISVILLE. Jan. i5,-HogsEReceipts.
Loo; market iec lower; scQQ. lbs .up. $40:
2sS-Soo lss s7Ts; tso-23s iSs Sis: 80
sS.15: stays. &S.iS. Cattle-Receipts. 100;
market steady: prime heavy steers. S.503
dunn and plain steers, S6GT.15: fat heif-
ers. s7@10; common TO medium heifers. IS
G6,50: good to choice cows. $500 $50;
S3.2503.75: Gamers. Ss6s: bulls. s35o6
$50: feeders. e6,5o4Ts50s stockerS. s49S:
medium 70 good feeders. $S.so@b.S0- Calves
choice. 5000. mediums, $S.S0GT. common
to medium. t5S0GS. Sheep-RecstptS,
100; market steady eve and wether lambs,
clipped sheep. saGS. 80 shipments
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Local Wagon Wheat

City grain elevators are paying roc for
No. 1 red wheat n sc Tor No. 1 hard
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BIZ United Press

CLEVELAND. jar. Neutrality-suspicious.
27c; standards. 2este EzRsEExtreS. 2se'
nTsts. 3s924c. PouitTy-Heavy fowls. ale,
heavy broiiers. 1sR1Sc: Leghorn broilers
iSc: ducks. 25c: old cocks. Use: Etags. 10c'
sssosslMaiSs Ssrssssn rem IT. S xascSs1o peI
l20slb. sack: idaho Russell &2.7562.s5 pei
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North American Company and suhsidi-
aries to spend ISL ,00o. 900 for additions to
plants and systems in 1881.
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By United Press

CLEVELAND. Jan. 15.-Hogs-Receipts,
800; holdoverS, none: weights, 40 lbs.
down. steady to Toe lower 1T $3.50; others.
lbs, $7.s5: rough sows, $S.50Q6.75: some
stays, Csc lower and downward to $4.75.
Cattle-Receipts. 800: COWS about steady;
common kinds around. s6@8; low cutter
and cutter cows, $2.5064; medium to good
kinds upward to s5.25; calves, receipts,
choice vealers. SI2@i2.50; common to me-
dunn. $e.5o@il; culls downward to SO.
Sheep-Reeeipts. 1900; mostly steady:
bulk lambs. 1915 doynward: top, 81
fat ewes. Ss so.
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General Motors December retail sales
ia United States 57.989 cars and trucks
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STOCKS SHOW
FIRM TONE IN
QUIET SESSION
RlchfieId Is Weak Issue in
!. Oil Futures; Steel
Makes Gain.
Average Stock Prices

Average Of thirty industrisis fol
Wednesday Tas 1915 up ISL. Average
81 twenty rails was 0 .97. up 81. Aver.
age Of twenty utilities was CLAP. up ~
Average Of forty bonds was $500. OF .oe
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Western Union Telegraph 1880 net with
December estimated was about 1910 a
share against SSH a share in 1929.
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BIZ United Pres.

CINCINNATI. Jan. I5,-Hoas-Receipts
$500: followers $50; slow. Generally FOG
ing no declines better grade 15o-22o lbs.
largely $40; 22s-25o lbs. $7.B5@3.25; some
260-2so lbs. sI.so@7.75;. .s40-lb. weights
lower: i5o-i4o lbs. Ssgs.a5; sows. about
steady. Sc to mostly S6.25. Cattle-Re-
ceipts. AS; calves 200: very SLOW. about
steady: old lots lower grade steers and
heifers. $6@7.75: some more desirable
kinds upwards to So; most beef cows, $4.f5
Sc Sc.Sg lov 10s ssttsss an S.s suts SsiSby weak init e
ouotable $5.7S; yealers steady; good. and
choice. $i0@1l: lower grades $3.50 down.
grade handy weight lambs. ss.5o49: COM
mon and medium. $500 .5o; tat ewes.
S26S.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-15
BIZ u,rited Press

PITTSBURGH. Jan. 1s.-Hoss-Recespts.
lover: 1000 lbs" ss.z0Ss.es; 5so-sso
lbs, $s.1o68.35; 350-S00 lbs, s17568:
packing sows steady: medium to good. s6.25
nally steady. Calves-Receipts. rs; mar
ket slow, weak to soc lower; choiN
ffeeS5asfs' $780, sepMRsol Mseium 800 so sOoG: . Skg
steady: light to m d mn weight lambs,
$6.5o99; medium kta4S. $7G7.50.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-15
By United Press

EAST ST. LOUIS m. Jan. 1S-HoeE
Receipts, 1900: market uneven, mostly
sssa q. 5 SSp $50; DqlS 1920 los;i ssic
s7.40@S.75: i0o-iso lbs. S7@7.75; sows.
SO .1566.35.. Cattle-Receipts. 2.o0o; calves.
900; market. bulsl late IN arriving. vealeEs
25c lower at $1l, lower undertone on bulls
indications about steady on other classes.
Sheep-Receipts. $500: market. no early
lambs. ss@s.2S; throwouts. $s65.5o; ewes,
$3.7S down.