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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-02-14
In the Stock Market
by Thomson & McKinnon

BY Thomson e. McKinnonl
NEW YORK, Feb. 13.-While
there was less steam ON, stock
prices nevertheless maintained q
strong undertone. In the case of
the oil and copper stocks, strength
was pronounced with prices exceed
ing high Of Wednesday.
Reflection over the holiday appar-
emily in no way weakened the gen.
eral confidence in security values.
OF course, this feeling doubtless
was strengthened when it became
known that an agreement finally
had been reached on the bonus
plan, which required issuing no
bonds.
Business promised to be more di-
rectly affected when it was learned
later in the day that there was a
good chance of congress placing an
embargo on the importation of crude
oil and refined products. pending
tariff legislation.
Relief in this direction would re-
move one of the most difficult
CANAIOiAiAS ~ OOlGlllO IillO COQ1ll W lido
had to confront with in a long
time.
Otherwise, developments bearing
on the market we're somewhat con-
f1icting The effect of the posi-
bility of another advance in copper
metal, on top of the successive ad-
vances the first of the week. was
counteracted by break in wheat
and lower price in silver.
1t would seem natural and de-
sirable that the market should take
some time to consolidate its re-
Gently acquired gain. Excessive en-
thusiasm is not desirable.
Moving carefully and moderately,
the market, it seems, is likely to
contribute more to business conf
dence.
Keeping some buying power in
reserve, available for the period
ical reactions which are bound to
occur, should prove not only stra-
tegic, but profitable.
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Southern California Edison 1880 net in
come $3.25 share on 2,8078i9, average
common shares outstanding during year
shares in 1929
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Bank of England statement as of Feb.
against 34e. 486 900 on Feb 5. Ratio SID
per cent against 4s.6 per cent and bullion
l4l.247.000 pounds against l4i. 04o 0o0
pounds.
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PORKER PRICES
OFF 70 CENTS
AT CITY YARDS
Cattle Steady With Little
Change; VeaIS Move
Upward.
HOGS

Porker prices at Union Stock
yards today were ranging mostly
20 cents lower than Thursdays best
time. The bulk, 100 to 300 pounds,
were selling at $3.50 to $3.50. Early
top held at So. Receipts we're esti-
mated at $500. Holdovers 1910.
Slaughter classes of steers little
change, with all grades steady n
the cattle market. Receipts were
400. Vealers were largely so cents
higher, selling at 81 down. Re-
ceipts 500.
Sheep and lambs stationary, with
a good and choice grade of lambs
selling at mostly So to $8.75. Re-
ceipts were 500
Chicago hog receipts $4,000, in
Guiding 10000 directs. Holdovers
5000. Few early sales and bids
around steady with Thursdays av-
erage. Good to choice hogs weigh
ing 40 to 100 pounds, sold at SITS,
some held higher, while $50 to 2s0-
pound weights sold at $685. to $685..
Cattle receipts, $4,000. Calves. 1000,
and steady. Sheep, $4,000 and
steady.
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FARM DEBT REDUCED
By Times Special

Ey Times Special
WASHIN TON. Feb. 49,
Farmers of Kentucky, Indiana,
Ohio and Tennessee have paid tie
Federal Land Bank OF Louisville
nearly $12,OOOoOO on the principal
of their loans since the bank was
started in 1916, according to the
statement in the Dec. 81, 1880,
quarterly report Of the federal farm
loan board made public here to-
day. This leaves its loans outstand-
ing in these states amounting to
s121 ,664,458.
Due to the drought. the bank
statement, naturally, shows more
delinquency in the payment of IN
stslments on loans than it normally
does. but out of a total delinquency
Of $355.050. the bank has set up
reserves amounting to s213,97l.
Further its statement shows a re-
serve for foreclosed farms amount
ing to S761, 304 which completely
charges of such real estate as an
item Of value. In addition to these
special reserves, the boards report
shows legal reserves Of s6,679, 200
and other reserves~of 81, 4S0, 900 and
undivided profits Of $1,3lo,011.
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Chicago
Stocks
~lBy James T. Eamill 4 Co.

The market was more or less er-
ratio today but quite a squirt was
had in Grigsby and Majestic on re-
port that directors of these two
companies would meet today in an
endeavor to smooth out the road
leading to the rumored merger, but
it may take some time to iron out
the situation. Both Grigsby and
Majestic were taken in much larger
quantities than for some time,
Grigsby opening at selling at 5
and closing at AS. Majestic opened
at ga running up to and closing
at AS. There was a good lot of
trading in Borg Warner, Bendix,
Seaboard Utilities. United States
Radio and Television and United
Gas and all of these held fraction
ally firm. Large trading was made
in insult Issues but price changes
were confined to fractional amounts.
Yates Machinery took new upward
turn moving to new recent high of
8. Cord sold down from it's last
closing OF 915 to 87s, finishing at
that. Noblitt Sparks with small
trading closed at 44ss. Taking into
consideration the recent advances
the market has absorbed the profit
taking today nicely, which did not
seem to be urgent.
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GRAIN FUTURES
DOWN SHARPLY
IN QUIET TRADE
Weakness in Foreign News
Sends Wheat Market
Off at Close.
ByUnited Press

By United PresS
CHICAGO. Feb. 13.-Grains
closed sharply lower on the Board
Of Trade today, though at a moder-
ate recovery from the inside figures.
General selling was on in wheat
due to the extreme weakness IN
foreign markets over the holiday.
Price fluctuations were rapid, but
the tone was heavy and the average
well under Wednesdays close. Sell
ing of corn on the weakness in
wheat dropped that market back to
around cents under Tuesdays high
time. Buying against bids and some
short covering served TO check the
declines in both grains, Oats were
lower in sympathetic movement.
Liverpool Weak
At the close old wheat was = TO
4 cent lower, new wheat was Ia
cent lower, corn was IL to is cent
lower and oats were = to cent
lower. Provisions resisted pressure
stubbornly and closed steady.
Liverpool again was weak and
closed ] to IL cents lower. Win
nipeg had q fair recovery and at
midsession was i to Il cent higher
after opening lower. Buenos Aires
was of 4 to $ cent at midday
The overnight rain was confined
mostly to the eastern part of the
belt while temperatures we're lower.
Cash prices we're unchanged. Re-
ceipts were 224 cars.
Cash Prices Lower
Corn was sold heavily at the start
on the weakness in wheat. Receipts
were very large. as expected. There
was only moderate rally from the
inside figures during the morning
and prices stood rs to IL cents
lower shortly before noon. The
forecast was for colder weather.
Cash prices were to cents low
er. Receipts were 355 cars.
Oats declined u cent at the start
in sympathy with the major grains
and held steady at the decline dur
ing the morning. Trade was quiet
and the market featureless. Cash
prices were unchanged to cent
lower. Receipts we're IS cars.
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U. S. Envelope Company year ended
Dec. 81 net income SI56.4S2 after in
terest. depreciation and taxes equal after
preferred dividends to s6.72 a share on
26.25 shares common against S29,92 a
share in 1929.
Cleveland Electric Illuminating Company
1880 net profit S2.7e a share on ASA, 47C
common shares against $3.24 a share on
1.T02. $50 shares in 1929.
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American News Co. Inc. declared ex-
ira dividend of so cents. payable Feb. 26.
record Feb. 49, and bi-monthly dividend
March 4.
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FolloWing is the EXPLANATION OF

Following is the explanation of
Ripley's Believe 1t or Not" which
appeared in Fridays Times:
A Private Refused to Be a Gen
eral-Theophile Malo correct de
Ia Tour d'Auvergne Q743-1I60),
whose memory France venerates
as the Premier Grenadier de la
Republique," enlisted as a private
at the age of 40. For eighteen
years he led an army of 5000
grenadiers from victory to victory,
consistently refusing the rank of
general rendered him by sue
cessive heads of the French gov
eminent.
After his death at the battle
of Neuberg in 1900, his heart was
embalmed and carried before his
army corps for fourteen years. His
name was retained on the roll of
his company.
The mental stature of this great
soldier was gigantic withal. He
was the master of forty-four Ian
guages and the author Of many
books on linguistics.
The numerous wars, of which
he was veteran, include our
own Revolutionary war.
Two GravestoneS for Mat Lax
tOn-Matthew Laxton, who died
more than 100 years ago, was
buried in the parish churchyard
at Pinchbeck. near Spaulding,
England. His relatives were di-
vided in two groups over the
choice of ground for his burial,
and to settle the dispute a tomb
stone was erected on each spot.
The story is told in an English
trade periodical, The Undertaker's
Journal, and was reprinted in the
American Enbalmers' Monthly.
Monday: The worlds greatest
cyclist record.
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BIZ United Press

CINCINNATI, o.. Feb. I3.-Hogs. 1900;
lOc lower at ssasl5 largely SAILS on 2io
lbs. down; about four decks q, prime 1870
ID. averages, $s.25: heavier weights largely
250300 lbs se.75d725: heavier weights
down to $3.50; .l20iso lbs, steady at S775
Receipts soo CAVES Us about C tesSv
some bids lower on steers: somewhat bet
ter action on in-between grade light year
heifers. s5.50G7 so: more desirable kind,
s775d5.50 most beef cows s4.5O65: low
cutters and cutters s2.T563.75; bulls
mostly s4Q5: yealers active. steady good
down. Sheep-Receipts. 75 lambs steady
to, weak: better grade handy weight quot
ao g $4,000 e ON on and MEDIUM $3.50
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MARRIAGE Licenses

George c. Jones. 81. Of 1890 Roache. ma
chinist. and Triphenc G. Cooper, 20. Of
Frank W. Greenwell. 20. Of 1880 ORANGE.
CLERK. and Anna M. Jonta. %, OF 1921
Hot f. Maisbeuy. 81. OF 2oll Park.
clerk. and Eva J Compton. 81. OF 643 Eass
Nineteenth. Stenogra pher
August r Hook %. OF r. r. e. Box
354. pharmacist. and Marguerite A. Bow
John c. Erwin. go of 1924 North Capitol,
laborer. end Ruth Dickerson, %, OF 27l
West Twelfth.
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Yellow Truck and Coach Manufacturing
and subsidiaries 1880 net, profit cents a
class and common share against ~
cents a ombined class and common
share in 1929.
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RAW SUGAR PRICES
Deaths

Fred r leopard, 4s. Central Indiana
Christian hospital. aneuiia.
Florence MAY Groter. SIS. 500 North OK
ford. broncho pneumonia.
Robert B. Smith. II mo, 1855 South Ear.
broncho pneumonia
Florence Grier So ST. Vincent's hos
Ditsl. cerebral embolus
William S. Farmer. 90. 1907 English.
broncho pneumonia.
ruitral stenosis.
viii Rutiedge. 10. s2s Athon. influenza
John G. Allison. 65. 526 Broadway. an
gina pectoTis
Capt .Phennessee. 4s. 1916 North Senate
acute dilatation OF heart.
Augusta e. RumiE. So. 1920 Bsllsfon-
tame. uTeniz
Oscar s. Lower. 4s. Methodist hosnitai
acute myeesrdltis.
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I: c. C. places valuation on Boston &
Maine as of June 80. 1914, of $3.50 se4 73s;
Maine Central valued at s40.5 61 062 as OF
June go. 1915: Western Maryland valued at
$72,019,lll as Of June 30. 1919.
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Monday: The worlds greatest
cyclist record.
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"fefose oI IoftY ponds was 1885. up DO.
nv United Press
NEW YORK, Feb. 13.-Strength
in oil shares. tobaccos and cleo
trical equipments on the Stock
Exchange today was offset by
proflt-taking elsewhere in the list.
Trading volume was down sharply
from recent sessions.
Sales totaled 100000 shares
compared with 100000 shares on
Wednesday.
According TO preliminary calcu-
lation the Dow Jones g. co. in
dustrial average declined 1.16
points TO 1901, and the railroad
average 070 points TO 110.0l.
The list wa5 little ruffled by the
shutdown Thursday. 1t opened
irregular, dipped slightly from initial
levels and then rallied. A series of
recoYerieS and declines followed. In
the late afternoon the whole mar
ket met weekend profit taking
pressure, but in the last few minutes
Of business a substantial recovery
Westinghouse Leads List
Westinghouse Electric replaced
United States Steel as a leader in
the industrial division, rising to
within touching distance OF the
l00-mark, against previous close
Of 951s. Other strong spots in
Guided several Of the amusement5
and copper shares. J. I. Case was
carried to 1919, UP points. 1t
reacted in the late trading, recov-
ering part CT the loss near the
close.
Efforts in the house to exclude
imports Of oil on a large scale was
interpreted bullishly in the street
and we're followed by good buying
in the representative issues. Hous-
ton ran up nearly 5 points and
other issues Of the group rose frac-
tons to more than point. Foster
Wheeler was feature in the COM
panies making oil equipment ma
chinery.
Lorillard had a runup on a rise
Oh 0OU per cent IN lIS 1851 earn
ings as compared with 1929 United
Stores issues we're up on pool
operations. Other tobaccos main
tanned firm tone, American To-
bacco rising more than two points
Coppers Move Higher
Demand for copper metal at
higher prices instituted few days
ago kept prices of copper shares
up. Kennecott and American
Smelling featured with gain Of
more than a point each.
Auburn auto fluctuated over a
wide range at one time being down
more than 4 points, 1t rallied near
the close. Proflt-taking operations
also were noted in recent volatile
favorites.
Revere Copper x Brass omitted
its quarterly dividend Of 81 Steel
news was fair, showing an increase
in operations for the leading pro-
ducer. United States Steel, how
ever, fluctuated irregularly and
closed at l45%, off IL from the
previous close. Ludlum preferred
rose 1884, points to 49%t and closed
at 40.
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CHICAGO STATEMENT
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NEW ORLEANS
NEW YORK
CHICAGO
Other Livestock
By United Press

EAST ST: LOUIS. Ill, Feb. 13.-Hogs-
Receipts II 500; market. slow steady to
@Lso; 22o $50 lbs. $3.50 $50: 25o-36o lbs.
$6.s0M7; 100-130 lbs. s7G $50; sows. IS. 60
ceptS 400 marke o enough oT ca steers
sale to make a market: mixed yearlings
heifers and COWS about steady in slow
trade; bulls scarce mostly of common de-
scription; vealers soc lower at sf0.75
Sheep-Receipts. 1000; market no saiss
packers talking lover: generally asking
steady for lambs at SO or above
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Pennsylvania Gas and Electric Corpora
ton omitted quarterly dividend of 37I2
cents on class A stock due at this time.
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Births

Eliza and Floria Castor. 1924 HaYerford.
Edwin and Helen Holderith. ass Caven.
Bluff road.
BOYS
Thomas and Violet Bauerle 1904 Union
gold.
John and Edna Basey 37i5 Prospect
Alexander and Ada Anderson, III East
Michigan.
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SHEEP AND LAMBS
Receipts, 500; market, steady.
cd and choice $500 90
nnnann ard medium MN 6 6
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By United Press

Receipts. 2.eo1: holdovers 900: market
generally 25c lower; weights below 200 lbs.
actlys at decline; others SLOW; desirable
QS; 250-2so lbs, s7@725. Cattle-Re-
| csipts. ESQ; drsggy: butchered cattle 250
soc lower: cows mostly Csc lower; conf
cutter grades s2.5o04. Calves--Receipts.
800; vealers barely steady; good to choice.
Sll.oOQ u; common and medium. sra 10.
Sheep-Receipts. 3 500; followers 700; fat
lambs. SLOW: generally. 4o650c lower; good
70 choice 90 lbs. down 80 to mostly. SO 10:
lew handy weights 1925; medium kinds
| and throwouts. $s@5.50.
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R,y Times Special

500: market, io62oc lower; 800 lbs up Ip.
S6.s5; 225-30o lbs. $3.50: l60-225 lbs,
$3.50; iSo-l6o lbs. $3.50; $50 lbs down,
Receipts 200; market. steady; prime heavy
steers. sSGs.75: heavy shipping steers.
$500 so medium and plain steers, $3.50
medium heifers. s4d5.5o: good to choice
cows, s4G5.; medium to good cows. So so
~; cutters. $3G3.5o: Gamers. s212T5;
to good. feeders. s5.2566.25; stockers 81
40, Cslves--Receipts, 200; market. steady
good to choice. s1.50d9.50; mediums. IS
$3.50; common to medium, $S.5oG4. So
Sheep-Receipts. so; market. steady; eve
and wether lambs. $3.50; buck lambs,
$50; seconds, $3.50 down; clipped sheen
ssga; THURSDAY. arguments Cattle. %;
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Produce Markets

EsRs country runl-Loss OF delivered
IN Indianapolis. l3c: henerv quality No. /.
Poutrv buying nricesl-Hens. Weighing
5 lbs or over. nc: under lbs, i6c;
LeRhorn hens. lie; capons. 7ls lbs. up. 2sc;
6is-7l2 lbs. 24c; under 6la lbs, zoe:
sprinserS. lbs. or over. TIC; or under
lbs. l7c; ducks. springers. lie; old cocks
Sole; ducks. full feather fat white &C;
geese. &c. These prices are for No. ! top
quality quoted By Kingan & CO.
Butter wholesale No. /, 291Soc: No
2. 27d2Sc. Butterfat-25c
Cheese wholesale selling price per
poundl-American loaf. sic: pinento loaf
sac: Wisconsin nrsts. 27c: LonghornS sac:
New York Limberger. 36c.
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New York Stocks
IBv Thomson = McKinnon'

By Cnited Press
NEW YORK, Feb. 12-Stock
sales on the New York Stock Ex-
change today totaled 2,70o, 900
shares: Curb Stock Exchange sales
totaled 100000 shares.
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BuUnited Pre.s

CLEVELAND, Feb. l3-Hoes-R Receipts.
LOO: holdoyers. none: mostly 15c lower:
rough soEs 25c Of; top and seasons low.
$3.50; 25o-3oo lbs. s7.25 down: rough sows.
s6.z5; STAYS. $3.50. Cattle-Receipts zoo:
cline: 6ut little inclination 10 reduce ask
ing prices on any class; few steers. se75
a.; bulk unsold; COWS and bulls scarce.
Calves-Receipts $50; little change. quail
ity considered: desirable vealers upwards
TO sl2 and si2.5o: culls to medium. $sd
II. Sheep-Receipts. 800: weak to Zoe,
spots 25c under Thursdays active close
vooled lambs, 50 down: best quoted se.25:
common to coed, s71S.so; sheep little
change.
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BIZ United Press

TOLEDO, O.. Feb. 13.-Wheat-No ,
red, S2@s3c. corn--No. 2 yellow, $3.50
zolae oats-No. white. 36hd37izc.
old $3.50; prime new, SIS; prime choice
new, $685.; prime choice old, si4sO;
FEB. SIS; March, 1855. Alsyke-Cash,
1880; March, sl4. Butter-Fancy cream
cry. 30M31c. Eggs-Country run, l67lec.
Hay-Timothy. $3.50 cwt.
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CINCINNATI. o. Feb. l3-Butter
steady; creamery in tub lots according to
score. 23d25c: common score discounted
pa &c: packing stock. No. l. zoe: No 2,
l5c; No. 8 i0c; butter fat, 81 q 23e Eggs
l6isc; frsts lSc; seconds Isle: nearby
ungraded. l5iec. Live poultry-Thin and
coarse stock sells only at heavy discount.
Fowls. ) lbs, and over. lie; 4 lbs, and
8 lbs. and over: 14i2c; ROSTERS. i3c; ca
pons, lbs. and over. sac; under, lbs,
csc: slips 2lc; stays, l6c: colored fryers
over lbs. SOC; over lbs. SOC: Leghorn
and Orpinston fryers over lbs, Csc;
broilers new crop full feathered IA lbs
over. 26c; black springers, l5c.
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By GATED press

CHICAGO. Feb. Is. - Eggs-Market,
steady: reoeipts. li.lss eases; extra irstS.
lee; nrsts Use; ordinaries. i3di4c: second.
ll;6i6 tubs: extras, 2e2ic; extra frsts.
25is d26c: nrsts. al. Csc: seconds, 49,
24e standards 26Nc., Poultry-MsrSet
4 2oc. suringers. csc; Leghorns. i5ise.
ducks. 23c;- eeese, i3c: turkeys. Pa use;
young Americas 1879 Potatoes-On track.
200: arrivals. i2s: Shipments es2: market
weSs. Wisconsin sacked Round Whites
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vUnitedPress

PITTSBURGH, Feb. Is.-Hoss- Receipts.
lbs. ss.3sGs.5o; 2oo-7So lbs. s75odsi5:
240-34o lbs. s5.5567.5e; packing sovs
steady; good grade. $50 s25. Cattle-Re-
ceipts. 10: market nominal Calves--Re-
CENTS, 100; market steady: good and
choice Teaiers. sio9i2: medium grade
down 70 $50 sheep-5seeipts, i.5oo:
haadyVeight lambs around $3.50.
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PRICES ARE TO II NOON c. $. T
Net Changes


BH United Press
NEW YORK, Feb. 1S.-Closing
prices and net changes on principal
stocks traded today on the New
York Stock Exchange follow:
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Other Livestock
BIZ United Press

ny CNttCU EItSS
CHICAGO, Feb Hogs-Receipts. IS.
to l0c lower than Thursdays average; top,
S7:sS; bulk. 10000 ID. weights. 81 coo
Tssi 2io1S2o - lb weishts' $5;56G6l5; light
@7.sS; light weight 10000 lbs, good and
$50 lbs, good and choice, $6.75@Z75;
cSoice ssss@ssO; 1I packing 0s sows s0os7 ssoo
lbs. $5.65@6.25; slaughter pigs, 10o-l3O
lbs, good and choice. .s6.75GT.s5, Cattle
steady market on low 1 priced steers selling
at $3.50 down to 81. some slowness ON
better grades nothing choice here; best
ground SEQ; other classes scarce and
warnings showing. some strength very
dull trade on replacement cattle at SEQ
7;25 mostly slaughter cattle and vealers,
n55 9So1 l50o lRs goodd snd choics
sa.75ali.7S; isoo:iSoo lbs, good and
and medium. $50 q 500: Sef si;s 55os5o
lbs, good and choice $6.25@lo; common
ana medium $517:2S: cows, good and
$3.so@4.so; low cutter and cutter, $2.75@
3.75; bulls and yearlings excluded. good
and choice beef, $4.7596; cutter to me-
dun 6nq c $Sic5@45? yeslers milk fed go9d
Gull and common, Soq7: Stocker and feed
er cattle; steers 500-l050 lbs. good and
: q 2se, $7@S,50; common END a. medium.
steady. early bulk good and choice lambs.
s-l5;, some held higher; tat native ewes.
good and choice $80925; medium. $708;
9l-loO lbs medium to choice, $6.75qs,l5;
all weights common. 1907. ewes, 90-150
weights. Gull and common, $2@375; feed
ing. lambs. feeding lambs, 50-75 lbs, good
and choice, $7.T59s.2S.
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New York Bank Stocks
c BY Thomson & McKirnonl
Feb IA
Local Wagon Wheat

City grain elevators are paving esc for
] No J red wheat and SIC for No. ! hard
NEeas.
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By United Press

NEW YORK. Feb. IS.-Potatoes-Market
Southern crate. si.5Sa2; Maine. 81. 7ssabss'lo
barrel; Idaho, 4oc@s2.5o sack Bermuda,
650as barrel; Canada, 6ocd $3.50 barrel
baskets. soc a SIS. so: Southern baskets e5c Il
S22o. Flour-Market. quiet and steady:
Market dull; mess. $3.50 lsrd--Nsrket,
easier: uiiddleTest spot ss.35Qs.45. Tai
..ow-Market. quiet: snecial to extra. 5 al
Sac. Dressed poultrv-Market irregular:
turkeys. = 642c; chickens. .2o@ 3Sc; broil.
srs, $50 soc; .capons. % q 4oe; fowls. ia
2Sq2sc: 1--we poultry--Market. quiet:
geese t3G lec; ducks. i562sc fowls. q a
gee; turkeys, 2S q 4oc; rosters, i46i6c:
chickens. 1873 use: capons. 26 q 40c: broil-
eIs. asa 0c. Cheese-Market. quiet: state
whole milk. fancy TO specials, II@22tsc;
young Americas. no zoe.