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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-13
Other Livestock
~ United Press


CHICAGO, Jan. 19.--Hogs-- Receipts, 49,
O0O: including 5000 direct; 10@l5c higher
than Mondays average; top. $8;S5; Gul1
10000 lbs. $S.15@33O; 210-Sl0 lbs, 81; 80
as; pigs, S8Q8,S5; packing. soWs, 5000
6.75; light lights. 140-l6O lbs. good a Iod
lbs good and choice. $s,1o@S.35; medium
weights, 200-250 lbs, good and choice, $7.65
@8.25; heavy weights. 250-350 lbs. good
and choice, $7:2547.s0; packing sows. 2a5-
S sGU ips pigs. 1ooisO YI 6s.. good and
choice. S7.75G8.35. CattIe-Receipts, 5000;
calves, 1000; largely steady with Mondays
uneven downturni not much beer IN run;
eighty steers. $1o85 compared with Sill
week ago; most steers, $50 1920: low
priced kinds being very scarce; slaughter
cattle and vealers steers. 100000 lbs, good
and, choice, $975@1425; So0-l 100 los;
lbs. good and choice, $95O@1425; 1900
/, 500 lbs good and choice, $950@14; 600
l 800 lbS common and medium. $3.50
SO. 70; heifers, 550-e50 lbs, good and choice,
SL75d11.75; common, and medium SAG
common and medium. $4.25@5.50; low
cutter and cutter. SOAPS; bulls yearlings
excluded good and choice beef, $500 .25;
cutter to medium. s4@5;65; yealers milk
$4,000; Gull and common, S5@7.50: .stocSer
and feeder cattle; steers. 500-1 $50 lbs,
good and choice, $769; common and me-
dunn, $550@7. Sheep-Receipts, $4,000;
average; choice fat lambs to shippers, $S.40
1855; good and choice kinds to packers.
S8.25@8.40; fat ewes. S3@4; slaughter sheep
and lambs: lambs 90 lbs down, good and
choice $8G875; medium e6Is $S;TS@S6; On a ~
lbs. medium to choice, $2,5o@4; all
weights Gull and common, 81 .5063; feeding
lambs, 50-75 lbs, good and choice, S7q7.75.
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PORKER PRICES
JUMP HIGHER
ATLOCAL PENS
Cattle Futures Dull and
Uneven; VeaIS Hold
Steady Tone.

Porker prices at the Union Stock
yards today showed improvement,
with prices ranging mostly 25 cents
to 80 cents higher than Monday 5
best average. The bulk, 100 to 800
pounds, we're selling at $3.50 to 1855.
Receipts were estimated at 5000
Holdovers, 90.
Cattle market dull, with few
steers and she stock mostly steady;
other steers were tending lower. Re-
ceipts were 600.
Sheep and lambs little change,
selling mostly at So to $3.50; good
and choice handy weights were
mostly available. Receipts, 700.
Chicago hog receipts, $4,000, in
GLIDING 1000 directs. Holdovers,
5000. Market active, few sales
around 10 cents higher than Mon
days average. Good to choice lao
to 220 pounds sold at 1926 to $3.50,
some held higher, and choice $50 to
24O pound weights were selling at
$3.50. Cattle receipts, 5000. Calves,
1000, and steady. Sheep receipts,
$4,000, and strong.
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Canadian National Railways first week
January gross s2,775.684 against S3,587;
PA same period 1880; earnings incluqe
Central Vermont lines, but excluded east
ern lines
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American Writing Paper Companys 1880
net estimated at S1.68 a share on 1926
preferred shares against s4.05 share
in 1929.
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CITY MANAGER IDEA
BEING KEPT ALIVE
No Bill, However, Has Been Drafted
for Introduction in Senate"

No Bill, However, Has Been Drafted
for Introduction in Senate"
The movement to legalize man
agership form of municipal govern
ment in Indiana is being kept
alive" but no bill yet has been
drafted for introduction, Senator
Joe Rand Beckett said Monday,
speaking for the five Indianapolis
senators who had the Endorsement
Of the city manager league.
Others besides Beckett interested
in the bill are Senators Robert L..
Moorhead, Winfield Miller, j. Clyde
Hoffman and John L. Niblack.
Senator Beckett said future confer
enceS on the bill will be held, but
it has not been decided whether any
measure introduced would be SIM
liar to that passed by the legiSla-
ture in 1921 and amended in 1929.
The latter bill was held unconsti-
tutional by ree-to-two decision
of the supreme court and caused
abandonment of plans for city
manager government in Indian
apoiS.
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Arrivals and Departures

Mars Hill West-bound T.
and w. A. passengers included Mr.
and Mrs. Williams F. Centner, Co.
lumbus, o., and R. r. Parham OF
Bronson, Mich.
Hoosier Aiport-Dick Knox, pilot
with j. H. MacDuffee, vice-presi-
dent Of the Prest-O-Lite Com
pany; Ryan monoplane, Indian
apois to Chicago; Ted Kincannon;
indianapolis to Cleveland, O., Great
Lakea plane.
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age Of forty bonds was 1896, Of %.
By United Press
NEW YORK, Jan. 13.-Monday's
reactionary tendencies we're carried
over in today's early Stock Exchange
transactions and leading shares
broke to new low levels.
Losses were generally limited 70
around point, with all groups feel
ing the effect of the renewed sell
ing. Trading was more active, with
several large blocks changing hands.
After the initial outburst Of SELL
ing. however, liquidation showed a
tendency to dry up and little extern
sion of the opening losses was made
in subsequent trading.
Texas Corporation which was a
weak feature of the previous ses-
sion, broke to a new low for the
current movement at 301a on a sale
Of 1000 shares. Other oils were off
in sympathy.
other good sized losses were made
by Westinghouse at 859i, off l.;
American Telephone at 184ls of
rs Air Reduction at 95ls, off 1is,
and Montgomery Ward at IT'S,
off *.
United States Steel was another
weak spot, breaking nearly point
TO 141is, but later recovering above
half the early loss Allied Chem
ical rallied above its previous clos
ing level after opening point lower
at 1874
Changes in other sections OF the
list we're mostly fractional
Consolidated Gas was an eXcep-
ton to the trend, rising point to
853s.
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terly division of Sta cents on class A
and 1919 cents on class B due at this
time in order to conserve assets.
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NEW YORK COFFEE RANGE
RAW SUGAR PRICES
TIPPING SKILL STICKS
Little Chance of Losing Touch, Uni
versity Professor Finds.
BN Science SerUice

BH Science Service
STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Cal.
Jan. 13.-The expert typist need not
worry for fear she will lose her skill
during periods when she has no
practice. Dr.. j. E. Coover, of Stan
ford university, here, has found that
tipping skill persists even over a
period Of fifteen years in Which no
consistent drill was taken. The
actual loss in skill during this time
was only per cent.
DR.. Coover has made a careful
analysis Of the movements Of ex-
pc TT typists. One Of the interesting
facts disclosed by his study was that
when the typist is equally skilled
with the use of left-hand and right
hand levers for throwing back the
carriage at the end Of a line. the
left-hand lever required 81 per cent
more time in tipping English thar
the right-hand type.
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CHILD SWALLOWS PIN
Surgeons to Operate on Boy, 2, for
Removal of Object.

City hospital physicians today
were to attempt removal of a safety
pm Edward McGibbons, ?, son of
Mrs. Pearl McGubbins, 755 Lex
ington avenue, swallowed Monday
night.
The baby was taken to the hos
pital after Mrs. McGubbins' report
to police. The child apparently
was none the worse for the ex-
perience and hospital attendants
said his condition is good.
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Sterling cables opened 1885,; francs,
.030214. of 1s; marks, 2S771a, of 70; Spain
1912 up @
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Wednesday: "The First Circum-
navigator
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KIWANIANS TO MEET
400 Indiana Members Will
Gather in City.

More than 400 members from
sevepty-five clubs are expected in
indianapolis Wednesday and Thurs
day for the twelfth annual mid
winter conference of Indiana XII
wants at the Indianapolis Athletic
Club.
Five major detectives for 1881
including maximum club member
ship, building eight clubs during the
year, raising the standard of week.
ly programs, fostering of service
giving citizenship and the Indiana
delegation to the national conven-
ton at Miami, Fla, in May, will be
outlined.
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Mona Electric declared regular quarterly
dividend of 20 cents.
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Chicago steel producers, operating
slightly above 40 per cent Of capacity, a
small increase over preceding week. TWO
blast furnaces recently banked are likely
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FIierS Study English
BV NEA Service

bW " III DbTTtC6
CANTON, Jan. 13.--Because the
English language is used widely
throughout the world. all Chinese
students at the military aviation
school here must take an intensive
course in English.
One hundred students are adj
mitted to the school each year.
After strict course In aviation,
each student is commissioned and
receives $40 a month.
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BANK HEAD IS NAMED
Henry Langsenkamp Made President
by Fountain Square Directors.

Henry Langsenkamp, president Of
the LangSenkamp- Wheeler Brass
Works, was elected president of the
Fountain Square State bank Mon
day night. He succeeds the late
William Nackephorst. Mahlon E.
Bash former probate court Judge
was named a director.
Other officers chosen were Charles
H. Stuckmeyer, and H. j. Budenz,
former cashier, vice-presidents, and
Valentine F. Schneider, cashier.
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MERCHANTS OPPOSE TAX
State Retailers to Meet Here in
Protest Session.

Retail merchants from all sec
tons of the state will meet here
Wednesday morning at 10 at the
Lincoln to voice bitter opposition to
the tax on retail sales measure to
be introduced in the present gen.
eral assembly.
Professor Kenneth Cameron, tax
expert of Ohio State university, will
speak.
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GRAIN FUTURES
ARE UNEVEN IN
STEADY TRADE
Profit Taking Sales Force
Corn Market Lower
After Opening.

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, Jan. Is. - Moderate
buying and selling orders Offset
themselves in wheat on the Board
of Trade today and the market
opened around steady. Firmness at
Liverpool and Buenos Aires aided
July. Corn met proflt-taking sales
at the start and some selling on the
weak stock opening. The market
eased small fraction. Oats held
steady, showing resistance on the
bulliSh statistics.
At the opening wheat was IS cent
lower to Is cent higher, corn was
unchanged to q cent lower and oats
were unchanged. Provisions were
about steady.
Buenos Aires Higher
The English market was about as
expected today and at mid-after-
noon prices were Is cent to s cent
higher. Buenos Aires recovered an
early decline and was Is cent higher
shortly before noon. Short cover
ing in old May has aided July
lately and given the market an air
of f1rnlneSs. Any hope for an ad-
vance in Canadian or United States
markets rests on an improved de-
mand from abroad.
Wheat still is moving out Of Can
ada at a good rate, mostly to the
orient. Stocks on passage and or
the continent are low. buyers are
Indifferent and seem confident there
will be no advance and probably
decline when the southern hemi-
sphere crop is marketed.
Germ in Demand
Despite complaints that the east
ern demand for corn is being filled
by Indiana and Ohio, the call here
is good and the visible supply last
week showed a decrease. The hold
ing attitude of the farmers evil
denced no change as is shown bv
the light receipts and steady price
for the cash article.
There was large decrease in the
visible supply of oats last week and
indicates inroadS are being made
in the stocks for feeding purposes.
Receipts are running light and cash
situation is steady.
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indianapolis Dental Society met
Monday at the Lincoln and decided
that dentists should be employed
full time for oral hygiene work in
public schools.
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BIZ United Press

CINCINNATI. o.. Jan. ls.-Butter.
steady; creamery in tub lots according
TO score. asa 26c: common score dis
counted 2G5c; packing stock No. !. zoe:
Eggs-Lower: cases included. extra hrsts
CSC. trsts. 2lc; seconds. zoe; nearby I'M
graded. 24c. Live poultry--Thin and coarse
lbs. and over, 23c; lbs. and over ale:
lbs. and over. lie; LeghornS. lbs. and
over, lac; boosters. isc: capons. 8 lbs. ar 1
over. Csc: under s lbs. 2ee: slips. 2ics
staps. ise; colored fryers over lbs. 2se;
over lbs. 29c: Leghorn and Orpiugtor
fryerS over 2 lbs. 22c; roasting chicks. 4
lbs. and pyer PC black springeTss isc.
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SELECTS G. o. P. AIDS
Committees for 1881 Named by
President Of Irvington Club.

Committees for 1881 were named
by Bert G. Morgan, president of the
Irvington Republican Club, Mon
day night.
Tribute was paid to DR.. Samuel
McGaughey charter member of the
club, who died Saturday. Commit
tee chairmen are:
James L. Kingsbury. program; Edward
J. Hecker ST.. publicity; Harold F. Keel
ing. membership; Samuel L. Montgomery.
ways and means; Kingsbury history; John
T. Pope. house; vinson H. Manifold.
auditing. and Mahlon E. Bash. finance.
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Weather conditions in the air at
9 a. M:
West wind, fifteen miles an hour;
barometric pressure, 1904 at sea
level; temperature, "a; ceiling, 1000
feet; visibility, eight miles; field,
good.
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Chicago Stocks Opening
BY James T. Hamin & Co.
New York Liberty Bonds
Jan. II
Lodre 10 Hold initiation

Harmony Lodge No l, United
Order of American Workers, viii
adopt class of candidates at their
new hall. l43 Edst Ohio street, to-
night Miss Tnez Dunning and her
Night Hawk orchestra viii provide
music.
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Produce Markets

Eggs Country Runi-Loss OF delivered
IN indianapolis. zoe: henerv quality No.
25c No. ?. l5c.
Poultry tBuvine Pricesl Hens. weigh
Ing lbs or over. tic: under lbs. i5c;
Leghorn hens. lie: springerS. lbs. or
over. Ice: or under 5 lhs l5c: DUCKS.
full feather fat white. lie: geese. lie.
These prices are for No. TOP oualitv
quoted bv Kingan & Co.
Butter twholesalel No. l. 3l932e; No.
2 S0G3Ic.
Butterfat-25c.
Cheese wholesale selling orice Der
pound American loaf Sic; pimento loaf.
S2cc: Wisconsin frsts. 27c: Loughorns. SAC:
New York LimheTger. rec.
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The PadIOcked Tree-So zeal
ously was the injunction method
used in northern California that
the government actually succeed
ed in padlocking a tree. The tree
was redwood, twenty-four feet
in diameter, situated six miles
from the town of Dyerville.
A hollow chamber in its base
concealed a small still. The en-
trance was concealed by a strip
of canvas painted to resemble
bark. When the government had
won. its case in court, a placard
which read: CLOSED for one year
for violation of the national pro-
hibition act" was hung over the
entrance.
Accounts Of this case were con-
tanned in newspaper dispatches of
April 8, 1926.
Wednesday,: THE First Circum-
navigator
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BIZ United Press
pK lar 1s-potatoes-Market

easy: Long Island Sls5G4 per bbl:
Maine. SSGs.T5 per Dbl; Idaho. 45cGs3
per sack: Bermuda S7M9.50 per Dbl; Can
225 per Dbl Sweet potatoes-Market easy;
Jersey baskets. 75cWS2.65 southern bas-
kets, Sl25@2. Flour--Market firm and
Market steady: mess $3.50. Lard-Market
easy: middlewest spot. S.80q $500. Tallow
Market quiet; special to extra. AKA
firm turkeys 300 s3c; chickens. 206S9c:
capons. IS q 44c: fowls i4G26c; ducks. Is
G2Sc: Long Island ducks. 22@23c Live
poultry-Market nominal (all quotes
omitted. Cheese-Market dull: state whole
milk fancy to special 19d22i7c. young
America. 176 zoe
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Owl Sold for S1s

ANDERSON, Ind, Jan. 13.-An
Arctic owl, captured by two local
youths, Ray McNew and Charles
Grant, has been sold to travelling
show for SIS.
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~ Times Special

LOUISVILLE. Jan. 13-Hogs-Re
500; market l0c higher; 800 lbs. up $780,
225-300 lbs. s7.s5: .l6o-22S lbs: $s.25; 130-
s6.25: stays s5.25. Cattle-Receipts. 200;
market steady; prime heavy steers, $3.50
medium and plain steers. $69725; fat
heifers. S7d10. common to medium heifers
s5d650; good to choice cows. S4-5od5 SO:
S3.25G3.75: Gamers. S2G3: bulls. S3.50d
$50: feeders. s6.5o6750; stockers. s4q6:
Receipts. 400: market steady: good to
choice. S8T9; mediums. S5.50G7: common
to medium, S3.50G5. Sheej-Receipts. so;
buck lambs 81: seconds SIS down; clipped
sheep, S2G5. Mondays shipments: Cattle,
AL; calves. 29i: hogs. las; sheep. none.
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New York Bank Stocks
BY Thomson & McKinnon.
Net Changes

NEW YORK, Jan. 12.-Closing
prices and net changes on prin-
cipal stocks traded today on the
New York stock Exchange are as
follows:
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Purity Bakeries and subsidiaries. year
against S7.02 a share in preceding year,
Declared regular quarterly dividend OF 81
on common. payable March !, record
Feb. ID.
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Other Livestock
BIZ United Press

I BIZ Jnlteu PTeS5
market. 2O@30c higher; heavies, $500
/ IT'S: medium. S8G8.25; Workers. $825G
| $40; pigs, s8.25@8.4O. Cattle-Receipts
ceipts, light; market. steady. Sheep-Re-
ceipts. light; market slow, 25c lower.
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Midland Bank in statement as of Dec.
81. 1880. reported total assets Of 1885,
256,S51 pounds, increase of 9.467,S60
pounds over Dec. 81. 1929. and deposits
of S95, 692,143 pounds increase of 49,
92S, $50 pounds.
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BIZ United Press

CLEVELAND. Jan. 13.-Hogs- Receipts.
l,400; holdovers none; top and bulk, 2i0
at s6.75 and stays at S. Csc higher; bid
ding 10615c higher on others; refusing So
25O-lb. sorts. Cattle-Receipts, 800:
largely cows; about steady: cutter grade
largely S2.5064: fat offerings s5Q6; show
ing quality improvement: sausage bulls.
S4.5065.75. CalYes-ReceiptS. 700; mostly
steady; palmer quality considered; bulk
to S13 downward; top. $13 so; common to
downward to So, and occasionally to SO.
Sheep-Receipts,. 1000; mostly steady on
875; bulk throwouts, $3.50 downward:
sheep unchanged.
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TUISSA-Daily average production of
Jan, 10 totaled 2.O8l ,0l0 barrels. decrease
of 8,42s barrels. according to Oil and Gas
Journal.
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Local Wagon Wheat

City grain elevators are paying roc for
No. 1 red wheat and CSC for No. / hard
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Jewel Tea Company four weeks ended
Dec 81 sales $1.220.168 against $l,373,-
$50 same week. 1929. For year ended Dec.
81, sales s15.475 240 against $16,758,76l in
1929.
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LONDON-New York cables opened at
4.851a unchanged. Paris checks 1913; 70;
Amsterdam 1905: Italy. 92.755; Berlin,
GOALS.
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declared SO cents extra diV1deno' year ago
paid 81 extra.
Memphis Power and Light gggs syeIyge months
ended Moy 80 profit
against si9s7, $50 in preceding twelve
months.
Canadian National Railways first week
January gross S2,775.684 against S3,58I;
PA same period 1880; earnings incluqe
Central Vermont lines, but excluded east
ern lines.
November shipments of pneumatic
castings by United States tire manufac-
turers was 2,S34,SS1 against S,490,30O in
October and 3,33S, GIL in November. 1929.
Production Of pneumatic castings in No
vember was 2.653S61 against S.5s2,416 in
October and S.37S,a21 in November,
1929. Inventory of pneumatic castings
on hand Nov 80 was 1854, 1872 against
9,S02, 6S7 Oct. 80.
teriy division Of 37la cents on class. A
and 1871 cents on class due at this
time in order to conserve assets.
Mona Electric declared regular quarterly
dividend Of 20 cents.
net estimated at $1.68 share on 1926
preferred shares against s4.05 share
in 1929.
United States mine production of
copper amounted to 4S.51S short tons in
December against 53,141 in November
and 74,772 In December, 1929. PrOduc-
ton for 1880 totaled $780, 1868 tons against
1,OO6 ,203 in 1929.
Sterling cables opened 4.85ia; francs,
.o302H4. of 1s; marks, 2S77la, of u; Spain
1912. UP 2.
Chicago steel producers, operating
slightly above 40 per cent OF capacity, a
small increase over preceding week. Two
blast furnaces recently banked are likely
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Bank CIearingS
INDIANAPOLIS STATEMENT

INDIANAPOLIS SIAIEMENI
Jan. 10
ClearingS ...,,--'--s'+s.' .'q 1852 oE0 m
DeDitS 'fN''fNNN'~N
TREASURY STATEMENT
Jan Is
Net balance for Jan. 10. 1929, l82 839. so
Expenditures .............-:. la'S9g' ~ 4 ~
Customs reefs. mo. TO date 8.oOb 1854
CHICAGO STATEMENT
Ciearings ...-......-.-....-..9 500 6UU Jul W
Balances ..-...........-,..-. f,lOOOOO.OU
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BIZ United Press

Receipts. 1900 market, l002Oc higher;
top. $685.; bulk. l40-22o lbs. $e;2oGS:35:
68I0; sows. s6.15Q 6.35. Receipts,
$500; market, generally slow; indications
about STEADY on steers, mixed yearling
and heifers; vealers soc lower at $3.50;
other classes steady. Sheep--Receipts
/. 200; market, few small lot lambs to city
butchers: steady at S8.75; packers talking
Csc or more down; sheep steady; ewes.
So so down.
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BIZ United pfees

Fl. WAYNE. I'D, Jan. 1s.-Hog mar
ket, 1925: higher; i00-i40 lbs. So: l4o-
$50 lbs. Sc IS; 10000 lbs. $s,l5: 2oo-225
$40; 2T5-So0 lbs. $50; sJ0-55o .lS..
S7.45; rougEs ss25, stays, >45o; calve i
Sill; lambs. SITS.
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DOzU-JOneS Summary

to resume in week or ten days. Rail out
put continues at so per cent.
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By United Press

PITTSBURGH. Jan. 1s.-Hog= Receipts.
600; holdoyers. 800; market active, l5@25c
good packing sows, $6.ea@5.75. Cattle
DAYS low time: medium to good steers,
s7.25q9; common to medium COWS, s4@
AIS. Calves-Receipts, IS; market steady;
choice vealers up to S13: medium steers.
S8@10. Sheep-Receipts. $50; market
steady; desirable 7585-lb. lambs, S8.5099;
common and medium grades, S5.25@T75;
aged Wether up to $3.50.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-13

Following is the explanation of
Ripleys Believe It or Not" which
appeared in Mondays Times:
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-13
Eleventh anniversary of enforce

Eleventh anniversary of enforce
ment of the prohibition law will be
observed at 10 a. m. Saturday at
the Wheeler City Rescue Mission,
245 North Delaware street. B. L.
Allen, A. E. Wentmore, DR.. Albert
Stanley, H. S. Bonsib and E. S.
Lewis will be speakers.