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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-11-30

Novadel Gene Corporation declared the
regular quarterly dividend of 81 on COM
mon stock, payable Jan. 2. of record
Dec. 81.
Endicott johnson Corporation declared
the regular quarterly dividend of rs cents
on common stock. payable Jan. !. Of rec
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K. Miller and Faust we're the winners of
the 400 scratch doubles meet at the
Illinois alleys over the weekend with
total Of 1928 pins.
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For the first time this season a. 700
total failed to put in its appearance. Mur-
phys 686 leading the field. Hornbeck, was
second with 682 and Wies SIN thiTq 1ei ON
Florist team. tried to duplicatae his mack
er's feat. but failed on one hit tor
279 Shaw. Kriner and Underwood tleu
for secod place with 27e.
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Four fast local teams are scheduled to
attend the Central States meet at Cleye-
land the Coca Cola team rolling Dec. IL
and 10. and the Wheeler Lunch. Fail CITY
Lager and Marott Shoe Shop. Dec. ~
and 20.
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VET HEAVIES CLASH

10 IfWtS NVttIut
CLEVELAND. Nov. 30.-Johnny
Risko and K. o. Christner, veteran
Ohio heavyweights, renew their
ring feud in a ten-round scrap here
tonight. They broke even in two
previous bouts.
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STOCK SHARES
WEAKEN AFTER
EARLY UPTURN
Steel Makes New Low al
So; CopperS Easy on
Selling.
Average Stock Prices

Average Of thirty industrials for satur-
day 30 o. o2s of l53; Average Of twenty
utilities s547, of .54 Average of forty
bonds 1870. of so
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BIZ United Press

CLEVELAND, NOV: 3o.-Butter- Extras,
Eggs-Extras 33c. frsts' 28G29c; market,
steady. Poultry-Heavy fowls 2Oc, me
dunn, tic; Leghorn, 12Q15c; heavy broil-
ers.. 18Q20c; Leghorn broilers. 13d15c
ducks l2d16c; old cocks, 12G14c; geese
l3c; Young turkeys 26c; market. steady
Maine Green Mountain mostly 10 per
100 ID. sack; Idaho Russet, $1.756 80
per 100 h. sack
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Produce Markets

Eggs country rum -Loss off delivered
IN Indianapolis. zoe: henery quality No. l.
23c; No. O. 12c.
Poultry buying prices) Hens weighing
5 lbs. or over. Ice: under 5. lbs, .15c; Leg
31a lbs and up, i4c; bareback. lie; Leg
horn broilers. 12c: spring chickens AZ
lbs. and up lac; under, lac; old
cocks. 8Q9c ducks, full feathered &c;
geese, &c. These prices are for No. ! tor
quality quoted by Kingan & Co.
Butter (wholesalel NO. 1, 30@31c: No
2 28@29c
Butterfat-31c.
Cheese wholesale selling price pei
poundl American loaf. 2334c; pimentC
loaf 2534c; Wisconsin firstS. 19c: Long
horns. 19c New York limberger, soc
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BU United Press

1u TOLEDO. Nov; !2s;-,Elevator prices:
Wheat-No. red. 58959c. Corn-No. 2
zoe: old oats. premium to cents. Rye
NO. 2, Sec. Grain on track 28I5c rate:
Wheat-No. 2 red. 52la a 53lRc: No. ! red.
9s1hc;. No. 3 yellow. 35K @37c. Oats-No.
2 white; 26G2712c; No. white. 241a@
Prime. So: December. So IS: Febfu 19Tyt
50 so: March. $3.50. Alsike-Cash. So. SO;
December. s875: February. SO: March.
$40. Butter-Fancy. creamery. 32d33c.
Eggs--Current receipts. 28G32c. Hay
Timothy per cwt.. 81.
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BIZ United Press

NEW YORK, Nov. 30.-Potatoes-Mar-
ket, good demand Long Island, 75cG$2.10
barrel; New Jersey, $1.45@1 .5o basket
rel; Canada, $1400150 barrel southern.
S125@2 barrel. Sweet potatoes--Market,
steady; jersey baskets. 25c@$1.13; south
s1.50@225. Flour-Market, steady; spring
patents $4.3O@4.6O. Pork-Market dull;
WeSt Spot s{ ds5c
quiet; special to extra, .0326 .O358c.
Dressed poultry-Market quiet; turkeys,
22@36c; chickens. 17@3Sc; fowls, ,10@27c;
620c; Long Island ducks. 19c. Live poul-
tTy-Market., dull; all grades unquoted
fancy to. specials. 131s@18c; young Amer
icaS 14Ih H15c.
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Net Changes

By United Press
NEW YORK, Nov. 28.-Closing
prices and net changes on prin-
cipal stocks traded today on the
New York Stock Exchange follow:
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CHICAGO
NEW YORK
NEW ORLEANS
Local Wagon Wheat

City grain elevators are paying 44c for
No. red wheat and 44c for No. hard
wheat.
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wheat MAKES
GOOD Gains ON
HIGHER CABLES
Corn, Oats Follow Major
Grain Upward; Cash
Tone Firm.
BY HAROLD f. RAINVTLLE
United Press stan Correspondent

CHICAGO, Nov 3O.-A sharp
rally at Liverpool gave wheat a sub
stantial advance as the Board of
Trade opened today. December was
inclined to lag with the first de-
livery day Tuesday. Liverpool was
exceptionally strong and continued
to advance during the day. smaller
world shipments and firmer Argen-
tine offers as well as unfavorable
weather in that country serving to
support tn market
Corn made a fair response TO the
strength in wheat and oats also
gained fractionally. Weakness in
stocks was ignored
Trade Sentiment BuIlish
At the opening wheat was y to
IL cents higher, corn was s to q
cent higher, oats Il to 4 cent high
er and rye g to rs cents up. Pro-
visions were about steady.
Sterling declined between 8 and
3 points from Saturday and Liver
pool advanced a sharp 25s to
pence by midafternoon, apparently
a normal response. Trade senti-
ment is for purchases of wheat on
breaks for moderate upturns.
A strong stock market seems es-
SentlaI to a sustained advance in
the opinion of many. Trading
proceeds under nervous conditions
with the pit watching all develop
mentS.
Corn Demand Strong
Corn is in a position to follow
wheat, although bulges are ex-
pected to bring in increased offers
from the country. The demand for
cash corn from sections afflicted by
the drought last summer keeps the
| cash market strong.
The bulk Of the trade in oats is
of a local character with outside
interest in the market ruling quiet.
The shipping demand has fallen
off somewhat, being accounted for
by the increased demand for corn.
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BIZ United Press

EAST BUFFALO, N. Y, Nov. so.-Hoes-
On sale 1890; dependable trade to all
average; bulk desirable 150-2I0 lbs SIS
few decks 170-l90 lbs. SIS 10: 230-260 lbs.
butchers, S4.756 4.90. Cattle-Receipts.
vearlings trade rather slow: steady earlv:
late bids uneven: lower: good steers and
yearlings. s8.75d9.75: common steers and
fat cows. s4G475; cutter grades. 81 .503
2.75. Calves-Receipts, 800; Vealers active,
generally 81 higher; good to choice, SO so:
s. Sheep-Receipts. 10000: lambs draggy:
sellers resisting downturn general trade
Csc lower; some better grades Of more;
good TO choice. S6.25; sparingly $3.50; me-
dunn kinds and strong vaightS $500 S. Isl;
throwoutS. IS.
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BIZ United Press

~ CHICAGO. Nov. 2S.-cash grain close:
No mixed. 379lc: No. yellow. 36H a.
S ;,t mo No yellow; 35A @37c; No. Q
told No. ] yellow. 4112c. Oats-No. 2
white. 25h @25l2c: No. white. 23A a
25Ac. Rye--None. Barlev-40@58c. Tim
othy-s4M4.25. Clover-S14@16.
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California oil output in week ended
Nov. 2S, averaged $4,000 barrels daily,
an increase of 500 barrels over previous
week. according to California Oil World.
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BIZ United Press

CLEVELAND. NOV. -Hogs-Receipts.
160-230 lbs. S4.S5: 24o-3O0 lbs Sd IS: pigs
$3.50 down. Cattle-Receipts 300: Steady:
around $50 lbs weights. SO IS: low cutter
to medium cows. S204: few good $3.50
Calyes-Receipts.. ESQ: very uneven: around
vealers mixture. S8.5069: choice sparingIv
$3.50: common to medium. S76T50 mostly:
only cullS .olewr. Sheep-Receipts 60o.
lambs Csc to mostly soc lower: good to
choice frequently at s6 and under: par
lngly S6.25: only an extreme top to smaller
killers at $3.50: heavies around S.: Gull ia
medium light throwouts. S4d5.
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BY ELMER G. WALLER
United Press Financial Editor

NEW YORK, Nov. 30.-A wave
Of short covering brought prices up
for time on the Stock Exchange in
early trading today. Toward noon,
however, this buying slackened and
the market drifted down again.
At noon the list was irregular
with swings in both directions rang
ing between an arc of point and
a half. Trading quoted down after
early activity.
Shortly after the opening Steel
common made a new low since 1915
at So. 1t then ran up nearly 2
points to 549l, but around noon was
back to its previous close at 535s.
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New York cables opened in London at
3.51 compared with Saturdays opening at
3.53; Paris. checks, $685. Amsterdam,
8.75; Italy. 68.25, and Berlin, 14.875.
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TOLEDO. Nov. 30.-Hogs - Receipts
$50; market l0c lower; heavies, s4G425
mediums. S4.25G4.40; workers., S425n4 40
Cattle-Receipts. $50: market slow. steady
Calves-Receipts $50; market slow, steady
Calves.-Receipts. light; market soc higher
top. $3.50. Sheep-Receipts. light; mar
ket Csc lower; top. $3.50.
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Baker Gets Berth

Schwegler of Washington and
Smith of Southern California are
my tackle choices. Both are big
and rangy. Edwards of Washington
State also fell below his 1880 per-
Torrance but gets a second team
! berth.
Baker, great Trojan guard, and
Corbus of Stanford, brilliant
/ sophomore who was not outplayed
this year, are Standout guards.
Medanich Of California is the best
of the center lot. Stan Williamson
of U. S. c. has been dependable and
efficient for the last two seasons.
Gus Shaver and Pinkert of U. S.
c., ToScani of st. Mary's and Gill
of California form the all-coast
back field. Shaver probably was the
best all-round back on the coast.
Pinckert Named Again
Pinckert was the best blocking
back on the coast if not in the
whole country. ToScani was a stel-
lar ball carrier and fine defensive
player. Gill packs plenty Of weight
and is a hard, vicious player on
offense and defense.
Mohler, U. S. c.; Hufford of
Washington, Schldach of California
and Paglia of Santa Clara, all of
them triple threat players, prob
ably would excel the first team
quartet in an open game.
In making these selections, I have
been helped by many coast coaches
and have seen most of the players
in action.
FIRST TEAM
Colvin. Stanford. and wellendorf, u. c.
| L. A. ends: Schwegler, Washington. and
| Smith, U. S. c., tackles: Baker. q. S. c..
and Corbus Stanford. guards: Medanich.
| California. center; Shaver. U. S. c.. quar-
/ ter back; Toscani. st. Mary'S, and Pfnck-
| ert, U. S. c.. half backs; Gill. California.
SECOND TEAM
Stone. California. and Vernier, Gonzaga
| ends. Edwards, Washington State, and
/ Ehrhorn. Stanford. tackles; Fischer. st,
| Mary's. and Rosenberg. U. S. c., guards;
! Williamson, u. S. c.. center: Mohler. U. S
! c.. quarter back; Hufford, Washington. and
| Schaldach. California, half backs; Paglia
Santa Clara, full back
Copyright. 1880, by Christy Wash SYM
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Atlantic Coast Line October net deficit
amounted to S475, 478, against net operat-
ing income of $2l6. 1850 in October, 1880;
ten months net operating income $4,091,-
748 against net operating income of S.,
931,15 in like period OF 1880.
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Stocks of crude rubber in London on
Nov. 20. totaled 73,207 tons, a decrease of
LIS tons during the week; Liverpool
stocks 1866 tons. an increase of twenty
seven tons
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BrightSpots
of Business
Rv limited Press

DIV Ouilbu EftSs
NEW YORK. Nov 30.-Bank failures last
week were the lowest since the peak Of
closings was reached the first week Of
october. according to the American banker.
CHICAGO-Electric output of the Mid
die West Utilities system during October
was 81 per cent over October. $780, the
company reported.
NEW YORK-Box office receipts in TWEEN
ty-eight leading cities in the week ended
Nov. 10. totaled S2.2l2.506. against S2.2O2.
500 in the preceding week. according to
the motion Picture Daily.
CHICAGO-OctOber replacement sales
of the Perfect Circle Company were the
largest for any October in the cOmDany's
history. L. Teetor, president of the COM
pany, said.
DALLAS. Tex-Electric output of the
Central and South West Utilities Com
panv for the period from Sept. 20 to Nov.
81 was about 2 per cent greater than in
the corresponding period of 1880. j. c..
Kennedy. president of the company. SAID.
CHICAGO-Net profit of the Abbott
laboratories for the first ten months Of
1881 was more than the annual dividend
requirement of $3.50 a share on the stock,
according to DR.. A. S. Burdick, president
of the company.
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Brown Shoe Company in year ended
Oct: 81, earned $4.37 a common share.
against S4.22 in previous fiscal year.
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and member of the all-America board of
fOOtball.)
PALO ALTO, Cal, Nov. 30.-In
choosing an all-coast team, we
could not go far wrong in picking
the entire University of Southern
California team. Most of Howard
Jones' men are playing their third
year football
There were several good ends this
year, but none outstanding. Colvin
of Stanford and Wellendorf of U.
G. L. A. are tall and rangy, with
weight, speed and pass catching
ability. Arbelbide of U. S. c., 1890
all-America, did not play up to his
last years standard.
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Canadian Pacific october net operating
income amounted to S4,652, ASP. against
S6,614 POI in October, 1880; ten months
1912, 666. against $29 498, 204.
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Chicago Grain Range
By Time Special

! BIZ Times Special
CHICAGO. Nov S0-Carlots: Wheat %,
corn III; oats, 49, rye. l. and barley, 3.
By Times Special
CHICAGO. Nov. 28-Primary receipts:
o9d 545, 900 against $4,000: corn. 444-
000 against $4,000: oats. 138 600 against
$4,000. Shipments - Wheat 2245. 600
| against 1882. 900: corn. 285 600 against
$4,000; oats. $4,000 against 228 600.
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SHEEP AND LAMBS
Receipts, 100; market, lower.
food and choice .......$ $500
Common and medium ......... $500
Other Livestock
By United Press


oo GoHICA5Goe. Noy; SsOO3-Hogs-- Receipts, 10
lower than Friday; 170-21O lbs, S4.35@
4.4o; top, $4.45; 32O-300 lbs, $425@4.35;
l4o;160 lbs. $4;25@44o; pigs. .$S;75@4;
140-16O lbs, good and choice, s4.25@4 40;
S439@445; medium weights, 2o0-25o lbs,
Weights, 55o-a59 lbs. good ana choice,
$42O44.4o; packing, sows, 275-500 lbs, me-
dunn and good, $375@4; slaughter pigs,
100-130 lbs, good and choice, S375@4.1 Is.
little done, killing quality mostly common
25c lower: others, ESQ SOC OF; bulk Of
few early sales $8G1i.25; She STOCK Csc
or more lower; slaughter cattle and veal
ers: steers, 100000 lbs good and choice,
$500 Is: 9o0-l100 lbs. good and choice,
choice, $775@13; 130O-15OO lbs, good and
choice, $775013; 60O-13O0 lbs. common
and medium, $4@7.75 heifers, 55O-85O lbs,
good and choice. $6.25@9.75; common and
$275Q3.75;. low cutter and cutter, S2@3;
pulls, yearlingS, excluded, good and choice
beef, $4@4.75; cutter to medium, S2.50m
$5.75G7.75; medium, $4.56@5.75; Gull and
common, $38o@4.50 stocker and feeder
cattle: steers, 500-1050 lbs, good and
c On $5.25@7; common and medium,
sales, 25@ SOC lower than Fridays close:
good to choice lambs, S5.5065.75: few
S59OQ6 to outsiders; best held higher:
throWouts, S4@4;50;, fat ewes, $2@2.50;
deeders; slaughter sheep and lambs: lambs,
W lbs. down. good and choice, S5.2566.25:
m m sn9Ia $4'5O@5.25; ali weights common,
choice. $l50@8; all weights Gull and COM
mon, $1.25@2; feeding lambs, 5O-75 lbs.
good and choice, S4.5065.
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DOW-JOneS
Summary

Stocks Of crude rubber in London on
lis tons during the week; Liverpool
stocks 56,S66 tons. an increase of twenty
seven tons.
Atlantic Coast Line october net deficit
amounted to S475, 478, against net Operat-
ing income of $2l6, 760 in October, 1880;
ten months net operating income 81 091,-
748. against net operating income of S.
9Sl,l55 IN like period OF 1880.
California oil output in week ended
Nov. 2S, averaged $4,000 barrels daily,
an increase of 500 barrels over previous
week, according to California Oil World.
New York cables opened in London at
3.5I compared with Saturdays opening at
353; Paris. checks 89.875; Amsterdam,
8,75; Italy. 6S,25, and Berlin. 14.875.
Brown Shoe Company in year ended
Oct. 81, earned $4.37 a common share.
against $4.22 in previous fiscal year
New York Central system net income
81, 1858 245, against SIS 653. CAT in October,
1890; ten months $26,515,974, against $751;
293, 1892.
Canadian Pacific october net operating
income amounted to $4,652452 against
S6614 POI in october, 1880; ten months
Standard Gas and Electric Company.
subsidiaries and affiliated companies for
twelve months ended Sept. 80. 1881, net
profit amounted to S16,S16,239 after de-
probation, taxes, interest and subsidiar-
les, dividends, etc, equivalent after
preferred dividends to S4.74 a share on
2,162, COZ shares of common stock out
standing.
Kansas City Southern including TeN-
arkana 81 Fit. Smith october net operating
income $194, $50. against 1851 292 in Oc-
tober, 1880; ten months $2,506, 1929. against
So, 465, 438.
western Pacific Railroad Company Oc-
tober net operating income amounted to
1920, 679 against $3.50 1877 in October, 1890;
ten months S277,170, against 1,648037.
Directors Of COca-Cola Bottling Com
pany of st. Louis declared an annual
dividend of SLIGO Cd capital stock for
1882 compared with 81 for 1881; divi-
dend will be dsbursed in four quarterly
payments of 40 cents each on Jan. Is.
April Is, Oct. Is and July Is.
Novadel Gene Corporation declared the
regular quarterly dividend of 81 on COM
mon stock, payable Jan. 2. of record
Dec. 81.
Endicott Johnson Corporation declared
the regular quarterly dividend of rs cents
on common stock, payable Jan. /. Of rec
ord Dec. 49,
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By United Press

PITTSBURGH. Nov. o.-Hogs-Receipts
g $500 200; market. steady to 10c higher; SO
2S0 lbs; $50 $40: 250-30o lbs. S4.506 rs:
I 19 lbs, S4.50@ 4.S5; packing sows. So Is
Q3.15. Cattle-Receipts. 600: markef
mostly steady to strong: good fed steers
SI75@8.25; common to medium grade
S3.50@4.50. Calves-Receipts. 500: market
STEADY: better grade vealers. S7.5O68. SO:
palmer, kind. S450@7. Sheep-Receiuts,
choice kind $5.75@6.25: common to me-
dunn grade. S3.500525: aged strong
strong; strictly good weather. $3.50.
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New York Central system net income
81 1853 245 against SIS 653. CAT in October
1880; ten months $26.515.974. against $751;
293, 1892.
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Pressure Breaks Motors

General Motors met heavy pres
sure which broke it from 242l to
23# off q from the previous close.
Auburn dropped points from it's
high of the day and other motor
shares were tending to lower levels.
Railroad shares declined after an
early recovery. New York Central
experienced period of strength
that carried it up to 3024 from it's
record low of %. Around noon it
was near the low again, and other
carrier shares were dropping with it.
Radio-Keith-Orpheum was weak,
dropping toward the 81 mark.
Radio Corporation, which has
large interest in Radio-Keith, also
made a new low for present shares.
Copper Shares Ease
Copper shares eased off with the
general list although this group had
the best news of any on the board.
Copper metal was advanced to 634
cents pound, rise Of p cent from
the recently prevailing record low
price.
The rally in early trading came
after a rise in wheat. Selling soon
turned that cereal down again and
the stock market eased with it.
Around noon wheat was down
cent a bushel from its early high.
Liverpool wheat, after allowing for
the difference in sterling, closed %
to l cent a bushel higher in Ameri-
can currency.
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Bank CIearings
INDIANAPOLIS STATEMENT
TREASURY STATEMENT
tBy Thomson e. McKinnon

CHICAGO STATEMENT
Nov. 80
Balances ................ 1900 GOO 90
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Net balance for Nov. 81. .s144. 21o. 5o6.72
expenditures 5r...........s... lu.Sfoso44
Customs rectse mo. to date.s 2Ss269, 56S.2l
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BIZ United Press

EAST ST. LOUIS. Nov. sO.-Hog+Re-
Gf oIEsS. 5000: market, mostly i5G20c
Ibs $4.40@4:50; top. $3.50; pigs down to
S4;22: sows largely S365@4 Cattie-Re-
cSeipts; $500; calves, receipts $500; mar
curry; indications lower; a few earIv
sales mixed yearlings and heifers fairly
Steaay on butcher account; bidding lower
ter and low cutter cows steady; vealers Soc
lover; a few low gutter cows. s2@225;
vealers, $3.50. Sheep-Receipts' $500:
market, fat lambs, weak to csc lower:
other classes steady; bulk lambs to pack
throwouts, $3.50: fat ewes mostly So So
down; lambs 80 lbs. down. good and
cholce, S5Q6; medium, S4.2565: ali
weights. common. SO 250425; ewes 9n-150
lbs, medium to choice, Sl6250: ali
weights Gull and common, 5Oc6SI Is.