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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-04-14
DROP PHILLIPS
MURDER CHARGE
State to Dismiss City Man,
Wilson Announces.

Murder charges against AIva j.
Phillips, So, of 1887 South Meridian
street, alleged to have dubbed to
death his wife, Mrs. Mary j. Phil
lips, 81, in the kitchen Of their
home, Jan. 16, will be dismissed.
Announcement that the state
would nolle the charges was made
by Prosecutor Herbert E. Wilson to-
day after he stated the body Of
Mrs. Phillips would not be exhumed.
That the states case against Phil
lips was weak, was revealed several
weeks ago in a criminal court ha-
beas corpus hearing that led Crimi-
nal Judge Frank P. Baker to re-
lease the defendant on a $4,000
bond, rarely done in cases where
murder is charged.
Body Of Mrs. Phillips was found
lying, face downward, in a pool of
blood in the kitchen Of the house.
She apparently had died from skull
fracture and had been dealt death
blow by blunt instrument.
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BY ELMER c. WALLER
United Press Financial Editor

NEW YORK, April 14.-Advance-
ment in stock prices was halted
around noon today by the appear
ance Of substantial realizing sales.
Earl gains of fraction to more
than 8 points we're erased and the
market developed extensive irregu-
larity. Pivotal shares received strong
support.
A few shares again were under the
influence Of special selling, but this
pressure failed to spread. Dividend
uncertainties were responsible for
further sharp breaks in Armour of
Delaware preferred and Vanadium.
On the other hand Auburn Auto
and the American Tobacco issues
spurted to further new higs of the
year.
Other shares to suffer were the
amusementS, led by a 2-point drop
in Paramount. Oils and rails were
mixed, while a few volatile shares
such as McKeesport Tin Plate and
Westinghouse Electric sold off
sharply after scoring early adj
VanceS.
Most Of the pivotal industrials
displayed a firm tone, although
some lost their initial advances.
United States Steel sold of to 1879,
a loss of nearly point after reach
ing high Of 1875. Similar move
mentS occurred in General Electric,
American Can, Radio and Consoli-
dated Gas.
Motor shares as a group were
strong under the leadership of Au-
burn, which gained points to a.
further new high for the year. Cen
eral Motors was taken in large
blocks at a point advance and
Chrysler was firm. Aviation shares
continued steady.
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Daily average production of crude oil
in United States in week ended April
II. totaled 2,298, 652 barerls, increase of
55,642 barrels. according to Oil and Gas
Journal
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MARRIAGE Licenses

Quincy .Bolander,- 30. McCordsvilIe.
farmer. and Jewel Marie Robbins, Is. OF
1884 North Meridian street
Rex Hostetler. %. of -975 Udell street,
automobile worker. and Juanita Fouts. is.
of 20l7 Roosevelt avenue.
Winslow Byron Pope, 26. Of Detroit. en-
gineer; and Halle Deane Gililatt. %. of
Fred G. Huston. 10. of R. R. No. /. Box
239. Chemistry helper. and Elfrieda Mary
Leroy Rlbert Friel. 81. Of Plainfeld.
laborer and Pauline Davis. 81. Of May
wood.
Howard Leon Rhinehart. 1e. of s21 South
East street. plasterer. and Rose Marie Mes
Charles Haase. ii. OF 1888 New York
street: laborer. and Dorothy Anderson. IS.
Raymond Paul Woolf. "A. of 24l5 Stain
street. locomotive engineer. and Mildred
Lampy. IS. Of 2370 North Gale street,
waitress.
Daniel B. MacLaren. 23 Of i12 Pierce
street. chemical engineer. and Dorothea
Winifred Durnell. %. OF 1907 East Twenty
fifth street.
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MRS. ZIEGLER TO BE
BURIED ON THURSDAY
Wife of Orphans Home Head Was
Fatally Injured in Fall.

Funeral services for Mrs. Mary
Weiland ziegler, So, of 1904 South
State avenue, who died Monday
from injuries suffered in a fall, will
be held at lis p. m. Thursday at
the home and at the Zion Evan
gelical church, North and New
Jersey streets, at 1:45 p. m. Burial
will be in Crown Hill.
Mrs. ziegler. wife of Adolph G.
ziegler, superintendent of the Cen
eral Protestant Orphans home, 1904
State avenue, fell from a window
sill and suffered the fatal injuries.
Survivors besides the husband are.
two daughters, Mrs. Kenneth Ur-
ban of Philadelphia, Pa, and Miss
Frieda ziegler, Indianapolis; three
brothers, George F. Weiland, Dallas.
Tex, and Harry w. and Ralph w.
Weiland, both of Indianapolis, and
a sister, Mrs. Charles Mcbride, In
dianapOliS.
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Deaths

Abraham Blewett, IL, Methodist hos
:. Lillian Irene Lambert, 10, 25o1 North
Harding, cerebral hemorrhage.
Mary Jane Hughes, 81, 261s Station,
acute myccarditis
,r Thomas Logan. 50, city hospital.
=, Warren schaetziein, 4, Methodist hos
pital, lobar pneumonia.
valeah May Tuck, 80, Methodist hos
pi.ai, CHRONIC interstitial neuhpritis
Marjorie. Belle Sommers. s, 1877 North
Linwood. broncho pneumonia.
boy Webster, 50, 1874 Salem, carinoma.
arterioSclerosis. e00''
Lillian Carey. 81, 200 west TWENTY
ninth, chronic myocarditis.
., John Lewis Cass. 70, SO South Haw-
mellitus.
William Bocock. AZ, city hospital, pull
Mary ziegler, S.. i4o4 South State, pull
William L. Glenn, IS, s2s East Wash
lngton. acute. dilatation OF heart.
Henry Harris, 5. SIS Abbott, tuberculous
meningitis. -
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Births


Lee and Katherine Pierle. 2I24 North
Howard and Ruth Merrifeld, 1878 Mar
tindale.
Harry and Edythe Mavtz. St. vincent's
hospital.
Kenneth and Frances Harvey, St. Vim
cents hospital.
Joseph and Lou Hostetler. st. vincent's
hospital.
Harvey and Rose Allen. Coleman hos
Ralph and Mabel Blight. Coleman hos
pital --O'
John and Gladys Cook. Coleman hos
James and Esther cron. Coleman hos
Albert and Josephine Edwards. Coleman
hospital.
Frank and Mary Tux. 94s North Haugh.
stephen and Fannie Boyer, 1910 Uoell
august and Mary Jensen. $50 Mills
Earl and Alice Ensnger, 729 North
,oda and Jewell Bobbett. Gas North
Herman and Marie Goodman. St. Vim
Robert and Ruth Alley, Coleman hos
Everett and Mabel Cobb, Coleman hos
Everett and Mabel Cobb. Coleman hos
Albert and Edna Hoffman. Coleman hos
Ernest and Emma White. Coleman hos
Earl and Lena Woodland. Coleman hos
pital '-0'
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imports into United kingdom Of "a, So. 900
pounds against SO, SAT, 900 pounds in Feb
ruary and 49, 100000 in March. 1880: ex-
ports were 33939,00 pounds against 81
1872 600 pounds in February and 53,945, 900
in March. 1880. Re-exports amounted to
5.433, 900 pounds against 5.852.0o0, pounds
in February and 1860, 900 in March. 1890
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Other Livestock
BIZ United Press

By Unlted PRESS
CHICAGO, April -Hogs-Receipts,
S9oo pcl9ddng 1890 dFee b mode {S
ss9og 7SS PIGS s735%7,iS. IS packing so sTd
s sSSs gg9 gst: f s6tRsF aSS s0iSo aR6
lbs. good and choice, 81; 65 a 1880; medium
weights 2o0-25o lbs. g9od3 az gnd choice SIG G
S9 hssssyXggns p S9GgHS Sow sows sO9a
lbs. medium and good. s66 $50; slaughter
pigs 10O-130 lbs. good and choice $7;35
$685. $685.? fed stsss sad Warning trade a
slow, mostly steady with Mondays soc
decline; killing quality plain; ireSh re,
ceipts increased BY oe[al he9iq50oTeooS I rom
steers here held around $3.50; she-stock
very uneven, cutter COWS active and steady,
but fat kinds dTsggy Rd %ea sGooo sh bs
good and choice. .$8qlO. 9oo-l 100 LOO lbs,
good and choice. $S8@io; 100 dSS-l SO 800 I6s.'
good and cho oice SSgSo SSi SSS lbs bS
sS So85o lb siu good and choice. S. $780,
common and med jl 5000; COWS; igooa
S5.50615 .25; low cutter and cutter. cows,
sS25d.450; bulls, yearlings excluded. good
and ch q 3ee $ yege4s oHEef ed 70 good
and choice, $6.75Gs; medium; $500
e75 Gull and COMMON. sag S;5G; IS! s5oeisSer
and, feeder eattle steesrs' SOO,l 900 ihs3
R Medium aa,u $5.25@7. sReep-Receipts, "a
600; fat lambs opened, slow. around steady
for better kinds: indications on palmer
i lover Slaughter Sheep and lambs; lambs
60 OS medium dunn SS9sa9sn ans s ShGS6s lD e
dunn to ch9scs sesSo so al BBsis me
dunn to choice sS2S@,453ES an an %% sagginS
lambs. none.
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DOW-JOneS
Summary

British Board Of TTads reports NJ Mach
ports were $3.50 goo pounds against al
in March. 1880. Re-exports amounted to
II P9u a5d ag g -
in United States tat I'll in week ended April
5S5,642 barrels. according to Oil and Gas
Journal.
uar R7dEend In Of 81 snare 6
capital stock. payable June q, record
June II.
March 81, net income $i,472, 647 after fed
eral taxes, depreciation. etc, again ST.
759,443 in first quarter 1880.
Scott Paper Company quarter ended
ato4 eddF s P fa8e ss ETC. against s
in first quarter 1880.
pra sgBPP list FG%RaRz Ais Is Der
against 4s5 25s2; Paris Paris checks i24.1S:
Amsterdam. 1905; Italy. 92.sO5; Berlin,
20.405.
Philadelphia Company and subsidiaries
1880 net S2.55 common share against
S2.5l in 1929.
Detroit Edison Company and subsidiaries
utility companies IN twelve months to
sol shares. In preceding twelve months
$lO.49 share on l.2S3,1s7 shares.
Beatrice Creamery Company including
full years results of companies acquired
during year. In year to Feb. %. earned
Sreceding S year s9'81 asia share on S7O,ss5
shares.
subsidiaries 1880 net s2.96 a share on com
bined and B common shares against
S2l3 in 1929.
Treasury allots s275.11s.ooo Of I]s per
cent certificates. Subscriptions 5000. $685.
Hudson Motor receives government order
for 900 Essex Super-Six units for use on
Warren Pipe and Foundry first quarter
dividend requirements OF 30 cents a share
dent. Year ago lost $4,000.
Gifts Corporation and subsidiaries in
1880 earned SIT common share.
March Portland Cement production de-
creased 26.7 per cent from year ago to
cent to 7i SLo stocRs Of per s cent ea
to 29. 627. 900. bureau of mines reports.
Audit of books of Bank of United
States discIOses there is S1S5, 200 in
assets including S45.O0O.Oo0 in frozen as
sets available to meet the s137. 200. 900
due depositorS according to figures an
nounced at meeting of depositors.
New England district car loadings Jan.
/ to March 81, Of 14.6 per cent from year
ago against 17.s per cent for whole coun-
try.
American Telephone and telegraph Com
pany earned S2.51 on average stock In
first quarter against s296 as year ago.
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STOCKS UP IN
MARKET Squirt
Advance to Highest Point
in Over a Week.
By United Press

By United Press
NEW YORK, April 14.-Stocks
advanced to their highest prices in
more than week today on an &C
emulation Of overnight buying
orders.
Rather large blocks changed hands
at the opening. There was active
short covering.
Principal feature was afforded by
Auburn Auto, which advanced "a
points to 294az. Other high priced
shares such as ]. I. Case and Amer
lean Telephone were buoyant, the
latter opening, 215 points higher.
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Otis Elevator Company quarter ended
March 81. net income S1,472. SAT after fed
eral taxes, depreciation. etc. again ST..
759. 443 in first quarter 1880.
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Scott Paper Company quarter ende
March 81 net profit $303. 974 after deprec
alton. federal taxes. etc. against S284, ST
in first quarter $780,
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Rnrnited Press

CINCINNATI, O.. april I4.-Butter.
score 24m26c; common score discounted,
2G3c: a packing stock No. !. 24c: No. 2,
lSc; No. 3. l2izc; butter fat, 23I25c. Eggs
Steady; cases included; extra firsts.
lTi2cs seconds. I5isc: Nearby ungraded. tic
duck eggs, lsc; goose eggs. SOC. Live
Poultry-Thin and coarse stock sell only
25c; lbs. and over 23c: Leghorns 3 lbs.
and over, zoe; ROSTERS. 12c;. slips, 2lc;
STAYS; TIC; broilers new crop fun feathered.
= lbs. and over. $35c: over / u lbs. soc:
partly feathered. ESQ soc: Leghorn broilers
iun teathered X lbs. and over. 35c; over
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RAIN PROSPECTS
ADD WEAK TONE
To GRAIN MART
Light Cash Corn Demand
Holds Futures to Mar
row Range.
BY HAROLD E. RAINVILLE
United Press stan Correspondent

CHICAGO, April 14.-Prospects
for rain in the dry northwest and
the failure of Liverpool to respond
to the advance here Monday dashed
bullish hopes on the Board Of Trade
today and the market sagged at the
opening.
Declines were small early with a
fair amount of buying support in
evidence. Liverpool was easy on
profit-taking sales. Corn was I'M
even with the weakness in wheat
offset somewhat by the unfavorable
weather, nearby months being weak
with the deferred deliveries firm.
Oats we're quiet and steady.
Liverpool Sells OFF
AT the opening wheat was 4 to y
cent higher, corn was q cent lower
to 4 cent higher and oats were IN
changed. Provisions were steady.
Liverpool started unevenly and
later sold off to stand a to * cent
lower at midday. The demand was
restricted by the advance. The
weather forecast was for rains over
widely scattered portions of the belt.
European buyers have been placed
in an uncomfortable position de-
spite the surplus stocks in exporting
countries. Present exports are in
sufficient to meet the immediate
requirements and the crop scare
talk in the American northwest and
Canada is having its effect
Cash Demand Weak
The fact that the cash demand
for corn is failing to meet expecta-
tons and the technical position of
the futures is against the market,
has put most traders at sea in re-
CARDS to price trends. The move
ment is light and stocks are de-
creasing everywhere, which tends to
support the bulls in their belief of
higher prices. The immediate out
look seems to depend on wheat.
The action in oats was better
than it has been recently. There is
no pressure and local cash interests
seem willing to take grain on the
recessions.
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Hawaiian Pineapple Company has n
duced prices in 1881 list averaging 16 d.
cent below 1880.
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By Times Special

LOUISVILLE, KY, April i4.-Hoss-Re-
ssslPtS, Ply; market. steady; $50 lbs. IN
$3.50; 100 lbs: down. ss.i5; roughs. s4.ssG
100 stagS, $500. Cattle-ReceiptS 100:
n [ket. STEADY; prime heavy steers. sT50G
neavy shipping steers, S6.25G750: me
Siun and plain steers. $5.5Oa625; Fat
hhsiuterS' Se.20gS.25; common to medium
Ss;zo 1850: medium to good cows. ss.5oS
SO; cutters. SS.25 $50: Gamers. go 5neSs.
5 5unS. SS;so95; feeders. $500 $50; me.
2; calf receipts, 200: market 55c Icy w.
tnsn Mondays close, good to choice
so;So46i others. 81 down SheepNRe.
sl09l2. fail lambs. $3.50: secon9s 's &c 5n.
clipped sheep, s3G4. Mondays shiprnents
ooS attic, l2s; calves, 23l; hogs, 40: sheep
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New York cables opened at Abs 27-32
against ABS 25-32; Paris checks l2419;
Amsterdam. 1905; Italy. 92.305; Berlin,
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Detroit Edison Company and subsidiaries
utility companies in twelve months to
March 81. earned S8.49 a share on 1870
sol shares. In preceding twelve months
$l0.49 share on 1881 shares.
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By United Press

CINCINNATI, O.. April l4.--Hogs-Re-
ceipts, $500; heldover. ESQ; fairly active.
generally steady; spots weak to l0c lower
on weights above 220 lbs. better grade
lbs, S7.40G775; 800 lbs. downward to
S7 120-150 lbs, mostly $3.50; bulk sows,
So Cattle-Receipts. S7S; calves. 525i
medium steers and heifers, $6G7.25;
sprinkling Of more desirable kind up. to
sS.25; most beef cows, $4.5oGS.5o; low
down; vealers. soc lower; good and
choice. $7@7.5O; lower grades. $3.50 down.
spring lambs, si2dl4.50: better grade
wooed lambs quotable, S9G9.50; clipped
offerings, SS5oG9: common and medium,
S650I6: fat ewes, $500.
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Philadelphia Company and subsidiaries
1880 net s2.55 a common share against
S2.51 in 1929.
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BIZ United Press

CLEVELAND, April l4.-Hogs-Receipts
2 900; FOLLOWERS. 90; steady TO 25c lower:
mostly l5625c Of on desirable kinds: top
s8 on weighty 2iO lbs. down. 220-300 lbs,
S7i5G7.75: sows, S6d6.25: stays. S49425.
cattle--Receipts. 200; cows and bulls,
s2.50G5, according TO kind; sausage bulls,
s3.75d5.25; calves, receipts. 1000; steady.
quality considered; little good enough to
pass SO: medium. $61s.50; culls down.
ward 70 IS and under. Sheep-Receipts,
LOO: lambs. steady to weak; spots Csc
lower; most dependable outlets at 50
downward; top clippers. Se.25; common to
medium throwouts. s7Ga
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CHICAGO STATEMEN
s-9V

TREASURY STATEMENT
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DR.. GILCHRIST
Succeeds DIR. Rogers as President of
indianapolis Dental Society.

officers of the indianapolis Dental
Society were elected Monday night
at the annual dinner of the organ
ization in the Lincoln. DR.. Earl S.
GilchriSt succeeded DR.. E. j. Rogers
as president. Other officers are:
DR.. Glenn J. Pell vice-president: DR..
Harry Jones. treasurer. and DR.. c. L.
Byers secretary: DR.. G. D. Timmons. DR.
P. A. Keller. and DR.. L. NJ. Ssrtor. board
of censors; DR.. Henry B. Morrow. Dr.. Paul
R. Oldham and DR.. George NJ. King. COM
mittee on oral hygiene.
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Other Livestock
By United Press

DY Q NIItN TT68S
PITTSBURGH, AuriI 14-Hoo-Ra.
ceipts, 500; holdovers, $50; market. slow.
Ssg6l5c lower 15O-2lo lbs, sS.15d8.3o:
2SOs290 lbs. $76o@S; l00-14o lbs, S8G8.25;
medium to good packing sows, s6.l5G6. So
Cattle-Receipts, 10: market nonfnaiiv
steady; calves. receipts, 100; market, duff
weak, few choice vealers, So; bulk better
grade down to 81; common to medium.
SS.5oG6.5o. Sheep-Receipts 500; market
slow, around steady; medium to good
Snorn lambs, Ss9s.75; few better loads
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By United Press

EAST ST. LOUIS. H.. April 14.-Hogs-
EesSeipts l2eeo MARKET sT S sSsa4dy 20 59s
lbs, S725a7 co. light pigs. STQ7.25; soWs,
SCHOOLS. Cattle-Receipts, 1900: calves,
on steers; vealers Csc higher at sS.25;
other classes steady; opening steer deals
steady with Mondays decline at $6.259
ceipts. 1900: market. slow; indications
about steady on lambs; sheep 50G75c
lower; wooded ewes, $3.50 down; few
clipped wethers. SS75.
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First Mayor Dies

BIZ Times Special
PETERSBURG, Ind. April IA
Fred Whitelock, Petersburg's first
mayor is dead. He was active in
Democratic politics.
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United Press

CLEVELAND. April 4-Butter-Extras.
isisscc fTsts. iSc. PoGItry-Rsessvy fowls
2sc; medium. 24c: Leghorn fowls. 2ic:
heavy boilers. 40 a 45c: Leghorn broilers.
35c; ducks. Csc; old cocks. l3c: geese. 154
l6c: capons No. !. 2SGsSc. Potatoes
Maine Green Mountain. $2.55d2.6S, mostly
s2.6012.65 per 100 ID. sack: Idaho RusSet
mostly, s2.lSG225; bakers. s2.40 per 100
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By United Press

CHICAGO, April i4-Egss-Market.
easier: receipts, Is. COS cases: extra firsts'
1870; firsts lSc: ordinaries. Tic; sec
onds. i5Iac. Butter-Market. steady; re-
ceipts. l4.0S5 tubs: extras. 24l5c: extra
firstS. 24G24Hc: hrsts. asia G23s4c: sec
Market, unsettled; receipts. / car: fowls,
20G24isc: springers. 26c; Leghorns. 2oIac;
ducks 2Se geese, ISc; ftgr keys 22925c;
Twins. i3ia 6l39<c: young Americas. l5s4c.
Potatoes-On track. 306: arrivals. 1873; ship
wisconsin sacked Round Whites. Sl45n
l.55: Minnesota Round Whites. -s1.309l,4o:
Idaho Russets. 81. 60Gl-70; Colorado Nc
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In the Air

Weather conditions at a. m:
South wind, 5 miles an hour;
temperature, 70; barometric pres
sure, 1923 at sea level; ceiling, 5000
feet; visibility, miles; field, good.
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By United Press

aTEst sssadT 1880 af l HpF! s7s6 5: is5soo
les $50; 2oo.2lo lbs. $40: 2i0-250 lbs.
$3.50 S2q p5s rs s 81 20 a+p.aeO bs
325 lbs. $3.50: l4q-l60 lbs. S7.35: i2o-iSo
lbs. 81: l00-l2o fIhs., s6.75: roughs. Sc
down: TOD alves,fs6.50: TOP lambs. SIS 50:
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Net Changes
By United Press

By United Press
NEW YORK, April 13.-Closing
prices and net changes on princi-
pal stocks traded on the New York
Stock Exchange follow:
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By United Press

EAST BUFFALO, April 14.-Hoes-o1
sale. loo; slow. early trade, ioGi5c low
sr; some bids of more, desirable i5o-2io
!eS:, ss2S few 2S5 lbs, s7.75. Cattle
$50 5.75; few fat cows, $5.25; Calves
receipts, 10; vealers, unchanged: good 10
cneice, S050q9; common and medium.
S5,oV;Gtii Sneep-Receipts, none; market,
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PROFIT-TAKINC
FORCES STOCK
SHARES DOWN
Early Gains Reduced as
Realizing Sales Hit
List at Noon.
Average Stock Prices

Average Of thirty iudustrials for Mon
Day was 1Ti.07. Up 3.o4. Average OF
Of twenty. utilities was 6753, Up l.39.
Average OF forty bonds was 1911. up .o3
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BIZ United Press

FIT. WAYNE. Ind. April 14.--Hogs-
Market steady to zoe lower; 1oo-l4U los.
S92s l4o-l5o Ibso s5So5 30, lSqliSo l5S $50
240 lbs. $40: 240-260 lbs, $3.50; 260-2o0
lbs. s720: 2S0-300 lbs. S7lo: S00-S50 lbs.
81. roughs. Sc; stays. $3.50; calves, So;
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Local Wagon Wheat

City grain elevators are paying nc for
No. / red wheat and zoe for No. ! hard
wheat
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-04-14
BIZ United Press

NEW YORK. April 4.-Potatoes-Mar-
ket; quiet; Long Island, $i.s594 barrel;
barrel; Idaho. 45cGs2.75 sack. Canada,
$2,lo@4,35 barrel. Sweet potatoeS-Mar-
seS quiet; Jersey baskets
ket. quiet and Arm; spring patents, $3.50
OATS. barrel. Pork--Market dull and
middiewest spot. $500 1850 lbs. Tall low
Market. steady: special to extra. S7s 64Isc
ID. Dressed poultry-Market. steady to
broilers. 30G47c. capons. 30@46c; fowls.
l4@26c; Long Island ducks, 81 G23c. Live
poultryEMarket. steady to flrm geese, 10
KEYS. Soc. BOOSTERS. Raise; capons. goa
40c: brollers, 2S@43c Cheese-Market.
dull; state whole milk fancy to Special
l4G22isc: Young Americas. i53A 32Oc.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-04-14
Produce Markets

Eggs country runl-Ioss OF delivered
IN INDIANAPOLIS Ice: henerV quality No. l.
tic: No. 2. 15c.
lbs. or over l9c: under 5 lbs, i6c:
Leghnr hens. 13c; capons. ia lbs. up. Csc:
6l247l5 lbs, zoe: under 6la lbs. 20c;
Sprtngers. lbs. or over. tic: or under S
lbs. 17c:. ducks. springers. lie; old cocks.
collie: ducks. full feather fat white sc:
Quality quoted by Kingan & Co. W. Wv
Butter (wholesalel Nc. /, 32133c: No,
2. 3063lc. Butterfat-30c.
Cheese wholesale selling price peY
pounds American loaf 32c: pinento loaf
23c; wisconsin frSts, 19c; Longhorns. 8i&c;
New York Limberger. 32c.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-04-14

TOLEDO. O.. April l4A~Hogs- Receipts,
BOO: market l0qi5c lower; heavieS, S6.50
o.: mediums, S7.l5G7.40; workers. S7.25
a75o; pigs. .S7.25@7.i5. Cattle-Receipts,
liberal; market. slow Calves-Receipts
light; market, slow. Sheep-Receipts, light;
market, steady.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-04-14
Chicago Grain Table

By Times Special
CHICAGO. April i4>-Carlots: Wheat
So; corn. 70; oats. 9; rye. 5. and barley. 10