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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-03-02

Following is the explanation of
Ripley's Believe 1t or Not" which
appeared in Saturdays Times:
Harry Greb won a Champion
ship after losing Sight in One Eye
Harry Greb, whose real name was
Berg, started his ring career in
1918. Until his recent demise,
it was not known that he had
lost the sight in his right eye as
a result of an injury received in
the ring many years ago. On
Aug. 81, 1928, though he had been
blind in one eye since about 1920,
he won the worlds middleweight
championship in a fifteen-round
battle with Johnny Wilson.
Wood of Tree is Delicacy-
Heart of Palm-We obtain sage
"a table delicacy-from the CEN
tral portions of various tropical
palm trees. The palms are about
thirty feet high, and have hard
stout stems filled with spongy
wood which the natives extract
and convert into sage.
Tuesday: "A Masked Marvel is
the Greatest Pocket Billiard
Player"
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DECREASE

Operating revenue of the Inter
state Public Service Company for
1880 was $10.210e91. 80, compared
with S10,417, 475.40 in 1929, a de-
crease OF 1873 per cent, according
to the annual report of the company
which was made public today. The
Interstate Public Service Company
is an operating subsidiary of the
Midland United Company.
Net income for the year, after de-
Quoting operating expenses. taxes.
interest on the funded debt and
other charges was S1,605. 14I.3l.
compared with S1,840, 927.70 in 1929
a decrease Of 1881 per cent.
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DOzU-JOneS
Summary

Copper Exporters, Inc, has advanced
price Of copper "a cent to 1890 cents q
pound, G. l. F. London Hamburg and
Havre
J. J. Newberry Company and subsidiaries
year ended Dec. 81, net income 81 .297 ,076,
after charges and taxes, against 1884. 81
in 1880. against s1,594,247 IN 1929.
Stocks of crude rubber In London on
Feb. %, totaled 49, tons, increase Of
4 oyer preceding week; Liverpool stocks,
44,776 increase OF 221.
New York cables at London opened at
81; Amsterdam, Pip; Italy, s2.725; Ber-
lin, 20435.
John R. Thompson Company restaurant.
1890 net, s3.75 share against $5.2S
Ludlum Steel 1880 net loss S43S, 697,
after charges and depreciation, against
net profit Of SS.6S a common share in
1929.
Railway Express Agency December rail
transportation revenues, after taxes, in
terest, etc. $9;226.s56 against s11,750, 293
Hazeltine Corporation and subsidiaries
1880. net profit $2.27 share, after a
mortgage OF patents, against $1ss share
in 1929.
lar quarterly dividend Of $3.50 on common,
payable April l, record March IA.
Utilities Power and Light Corporation
declared regular quarterly dividend of rs
cents or lao of common share on the
common and rs cents or lao of a share
on common on the Glass B: payable April
irving Fishers wholesale commodity. price
index IS BIO in week ended Feb. 81. I'M
changed from preceding week.
American Commonwealth Power Cor
poration and affiIiates 1880 balance after
preferred dividends. but before reserves
and federal taxes, Si.8S1,544. against
S3.855, $50 in 1929.
National Tea Company for year ended
Dec. 81. 1880, reports net profit OF 81 .28S.-
s on a an aeTa exe5 sGSa atep pr
ferred dividends to Sill share earned
on 100000 shares OF common stock out
standing. This compares with S2,731. 267
net or $3.50 8 Share on common in 1929.
General Gable Corporation has advanced
price of bare, copper wire. carload basis.
LONDON-Bar silver. 12ssd.. on Wd.
forward IL 9-l6d, of 1-16d: gold bars. a4s
111as. unchanged.
North American Cement Corporation
1880 net profit $500 share on Z per cent
preferred against s5.45 a preferred share
in 1929.
American Smelling and Refrigerating
1880 net S3.77 common share against
S10.02 in 1929.
Canadian Pacific January net after ex-
penseS and taxes 1854. 0O6 against $760, 631
in January, 1880.
Allegheny Corporation 1880 profit 81. 1885,
969 after taxes, interest. etc. but before
loss on sale of securities; after deduct
ing such losses net profit eauaIIed 15c q
common share; for period Feb. Is to
Dec. 81. 1923. net profit So cents a COM
mon share. including profit from sale Of
securities.
Niagara Hudson Power Corporation and
subsidiaries 1880 net profit so cents share
on 26,001 929 shares against 81 cents on
25.595.132 shares in 1929.
New York Telephone 1880 net 1924 a
share on 3.120.500 common shares against
ss.99 share on 100000 shares in 1929.
For three weeks ended Feb. 81 residen-
tial contract awards in Metropon, AZ area
totaled S26 1886. 400 against sl8,02lleo for
entire month of February, 1880. according
to F. W. Dodge Corporation.
s2.55 a common share against $3.50 in
1929
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American Commonwealth Power Cor
poratiOn and affiIiates 1880 balance after
preferred dividends. but before reserves
and federal taxes, 1881. 544. against
S3.S55, $50 in 1929.
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SWINE MARKET
HOLDS STEADY
ATLOCAL PENS
Cattle Mostly Stationary:
VeaIerS Sell Lower
at $3.50 Down.
HOGS

Porker prices held to a steady
trading range today at the Union
StOckyards, selling at Fridays best
average. The bulk, lao to 300
pounds, sold at $500 to s7.40 Early
top held at $40. Receipts we're
estimated at 5000. Holdoyers so.
Cattle market little change, with
all slaughter classes Of steers about
steady. Receipts we're 300. Vealers
showed a decline of so cents, sell
ing at $3.50 down Receipts, 300.
Sheep and lambs mostly station
airy, with good and choice grade
Of lambs, selling at $3.50 and
higher. Receipts 200.
Chicago hogs receipts we're $4,000,
including $4,000 directs. Holdovers,
1000 Market opening around
steady to strong with Fridays aver
age. Hogs weighing around ITO to
go pounds, we're selling at SIPS to
S7.40, heavy weights of $50 to $50
pounds, sold at $3.50 to $685. Cattle
receipts, 10000. Calves, 1000, and
steady. Sheep receipts $1,000, and
strong.
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LONDON-Bar silver. 12Md. OF Md,
forward II 9-16d. of l-16d: gold bars. 34s
HAS. unchanged.
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HARRINGTON is GREETED
Author Returns to City After Hav-
ing Several Operations on Eyes.

Booth Harrington, Indiana author
who recently underwent operations
to restore his sight at the Wilmer
eye institute at John Hopkins uni
versity, today was being greeted by
friends following his return to In
dianapolis from Baltimore.
Mrs. Harrington, who accom-
panied the author, said vision in his
left eye is good" and in the right
eye is much improved"
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STATE LEGISLATOR ILL
Lew S. Core Stricken With Pneu,
monia, Rushe dto Hospital.

State Representative Lew S. Core
Dem, Daviess) is i'll today in the
Indiana Christian hospital following
an attack of pneumonia. He was
stricken over the weekend and
taken to the hospital. Core is a
farmer and lives at r r. /. Elnora,
Ind.
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ADiJlDl s....,-
Adams Exp ~
Am For Pwr.
Am Pwr e. Ii. .
A T g. T.
Col Gas & FL. .
Com Sc Sou.
FL Pwr g. Ii.
Gen Gas A.
Init T & T.
Natl Pwr & Ii. =.
No Amer Co.
Pac Gas 8 Ell. :.
Pub Serv N J.
So Cal Edison.
Std C &c Fl
United Corn
Ut Pwr Il L A. .
West Union
-
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By United Press

CINCINNATI, O., March 2.-Butter-
Steady; creamery in tub lots, according
to score, 2702ec; common score discount
ed. 2dSc: packing stock No. /, 22c; No.
2; lac; No. 3. 12c; butterfat, 25M27c
19c; frsts. Tic; seconds, Ice; nearby un-
graded, lac; duck eggs, 25c: Live poultry
Thin and coarse stock sell only at heavy
lbs. and over. ice; 8 lbs. and over, Ice;
Leghorns, lbs: and over, 15c; boosters,
lSc: capons 8 lbs. and over, 32c; under
flyers over 3 lbs, SIC; over 2 lbs, 35c;
Leghorn and Orpington fryers, over 2 lbs,
23c; broilerS new crop full feathered, IA
lbs. and over, 45c; roasting chickens. 4
lbs. and over, 24c; black springers, 15c.
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Allegheny Corporation 1880 profit $780,
969 after taxes, interest. etc, but before
loss on sale of securities; after deduct
ing such losses net profit eaualled 15c =
common share; for period Feb. Is to
Dec. 81. 1923. net profit So cents a COM
mon share. including profit from sale of
securities
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Shipping

Am init Corp.
Am Ship g. Com
init Mer M pfd
No GIN Llovd.
United Fruit. -.
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Other Livestock
By United PrcRa

CHICAGO. March s.-Hops-Recs,n,.
" % 99o r+ In6fIgqns 1900 drsc.
@7s5 tft opy s. 4 ayeF aaoi5d 1920 1920
PIGS Pig S6;25 % Is; light lights S7.25; pacS
ing bs so 11Ss s5sS@eI5; light lights. 1lo-iso
Weight bs snO 1900 s and s5ols: light
M7;4o; medium weights 2o0-2so he o S,odS
ESQ ESQ Choice s heavy WEIGHTS zoo: zoo
heavy xels aa sSo-ss s50i lbs s 800 40
cnoice: s640@7: packing sows. 27515oo IN SISo
p aeslum 1oot ana good s555m625: slaughter
oattIeReo Ss e0oa so s0d cdh he ice .s@
cteipts. 1000; fed steers and vearIinS-
stsnoySs TO strong mostly strong With IN in
most big killers refusing to foIlow AZ SOY oT
vance; most other classes steady. ' ia,s az
mo seI,, run with better grades predomnst-
seetetTIS Sll rs: yearlings. sfo. so: sIaTIgStsy
sood an a9d hyesers; steers: 6oo-sOo lbs.
bs good @ s Sn9 eho,s ss25 20 25
1891 $780, 800 l soS good and choice ss7sS
heife2s. 5 S5SoHSSn 1b snd me medium
SSsSScce $6756s25; common and Iosd,S ano
s25: Common ooIs sng good and choice s45oS
cutter cutter and cutter S275@3 rs. b,,i 10: low
mH as r. ex c4t good and choice beef sz5s
ers M mix Guf fed to ton medium 4o Veal
7neo.um S7a750; Gull and conn; -,
os Locker ler and FEEDER cattle: Staers' a. aoo
mon i and F0e ediS and eSh3olee sc7s8 com
t end5n;, 100; fat lambs steady to stTo5s
to ct1oica n'fg .L other classes steady: Son5
so25; native O ewes ss1S saSs best held above.
isn,bs So On e. Slaughter sheep and isrnb Ses
10. noed, lbs. GOVT; good and choice xsS
- choice. s76s 20: ali wei13ts Ids. medium
% ~ og ewes eo-15O lbs, medium ot ~ n's6
I'd. fssc5 ID. yeights Gull and Common, e.
choice. S7.75d s.25 AV''' sOOo sno
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For three weeks ended Feb. 81 r-siden-
tial contract awards in MetropoH, ar area
totaled S26. 1876. 400 against sl8.02l.leo for
entire month of February, 1880. according
to 2. W. Dodge Corporation.
Waldorf System Restaurants 1880 net
s2.55 a common share against $3.50 in
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APPOINTEE IGNORED
Senate Fails to Act on
Hoover Nomination.
BIZ United Press

WASHINGTON, March 1.-The
senate judiciary committee failed at
its last regular meeting Of the ses-
sion today to act on President Hoo
ver's nomination of Gunnar H.
Nordbye to a new federal judge
ship in Minnesota.
Unless special meeting is called,
this action will leave the post va
cant. and the President can not
give a recess appointment.
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Niagara Hudson Power Corporation and
subsidiaries 1880 net profit so cents share
on 6,O01 .929 shares against 81 cents on
25, 595,132 shares in 1929
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EAST ST. LOUIS III. March 2.-Hogs
higher; top. $3.50; bulk. 160-2S0 lbs. $715
OFFS: no action on 240-270 lbs; one load
200 lbs, $3.50; 1Oo-l5o lbs. S6.50@715;
sows S575m6 Cattle-Receipts, 5000:
calevs. receipts 500; market, indications
strong on steers; mixed yearlings and
heifers Csc higher; cows steady to Csc
steady; good and choice vealers. SO. Sheep
Receipts. 800. market. choice lambs to
city butchers steady at ss.75; packers
talking weak.
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Canadian Pacific January net after ex-
penses and taxes 1854. 006 against $758. 53l
In January 1890.
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Assessor Breaks Ieg

John McCloSkey, 73l East Nc
Carly street, Center township asses
sor, was at st. Vincent's hospital
today as result of a fall in which
his left leg was broken. AIcCloskev
sustained the injury Friday night
at his home.
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Other Livestock


bW Q WtttU FItoo
CLEVELAND. March -Receipts-Hogs
1922 hq bs 25 SSe2a sc 9a sS6s6G
lbs: also pigs, 81; rough sows. s9.75; stays.
81 Cattle-Receipts. $50, mostly steady;
pecially: bulk common to medium steers,
s6.25d772; low to good. 970 ID steers,
1895: low cattle to good cows. steady
around S3M5.25. Calves-Receipts. $50;
draggy 81 or more lower: desirable veal
crs. $40 down: Gull to medium. around 81
1850 Sheep-Receipts. 700: fairly ac-
tive: lambs 25c higher: quality considered;
few Woolskins eligible above 50; clipped
lambs. $8@8,50; sheep around steady,
scarce.
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By United Press

CLEVELAND, March .-Butter-Extras.
&c; standards, 27c; Eggs-Extras. l9lac
hrsts, 1876. Poultry-Heavy fowls, 2lc
broilers. 21623c: Leghorn broilers, l5c
ducks, Csc: old cocks l2c; geese, 156I6c
toes-Maine Green Mountain. $2.40m2. so
per 12o-lb. sack; Idaho Russell. mostly 500
2.l0 per 100-lb. sack
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BIZ United Press

PITTSBURGH March 2.-Receiptss--
Hogs. 1900; market very sloy, l5Q25c
s725 49, ~ 97o Gs i lbs $6S067S5 pigs,
S7m725: packing sows, $5.50Q6. or steady.
Cattle-Receipts. $50; steers mostly
CSC lower: medium to good steers. STA
875. desirable heifers. S6.25@7; beef cows.
s4G575 good bulls around IS. Calves
Receipts. 600: soc TO 81 lower; better grade
vealers. $sm10: medium down to Sc.
Sheep-Receipts, also: market, slow,
woolskins. $4,000; desirable Clippers So
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gUnited Press

BARILOCHE, Argentina, March
1.-The prince Of Wales and Prince
George were in Argentine territory
today on their South American tour
of goodwill and salesmanship. They
crossed the frontier into Argentine's
national park after spending several
days in the Chilean Switzerland.
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IL MUSICIANS PLAY
FOR PRINCES, DROWN
Tragedy Follows Fete for Wales and
Brother in Chile.
BIZ United Prese

BIZ United Prese
VAIDIVIA, Chile, March 1.-THE
prince Of Wales telegraphed con-
dolences today to the provincial
governor regarding the death Of
twelve members of a military band
who were drowned in Lake LA
quihue soon after they had played
at supper for the British heir and
Prince George. The musicians were
being towed in a launch. 1t cap
sized.
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CRIME IS ON DECREASE
At Any Rate, January Figures Are
Below DEFENDERS.
BIZ United Press

By United Press
WASHINGTON, March Sub
Stantial decreases in crime through
out the country in the first month
Of the year, as compared with De-
cember, 1880, are reported in the
monthly bulletin of the Justice de-
partment's bureau of investigation.
The average number of crimes
committed daily in 1000 cities was
set at 1924 in December and I'LL
in January.
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NEW YORK COFFEE RANcx
New York Judge Dies suddenIv

PALM BEACH, Fla, March a
Judge Amadio A. Bertini, 4s. of the
New York general sessions court
died Unexpectedly today at the
the Whitehall hotel here. Death
was believed to have been due TO
pneumonia.
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BIZ United Press

CHICAGO,, March Eggs-Market
firm; receipts. 3l.038 cases: extra flrsts,
l9c; drsts. 18c: ordinaries, 1872 a TIC; sec
oon6s 15c. Butter-Market, weak receipts.
1925 tubs; extras: 27c; extra ,f1rsts ,27A@
standards. 27c Pouitry-Market. Arm; re-
ceipts. cars; fowls. 18@201zc springers.
lac: turkeys Csc: BOOSTERS. 15c, Cheese
Twins. 14@l4Ac; young Americas. 1910
11SSi3ac: potat tate. oES track. 81: arrivals:
Wisconsin sacked round whites, $lI56
LIS: Minnesota sacked round whites, $110
M1.20: Idaho russets. ST. 500 I co. Colorado
McClures. branded. $1.5o@1.60,
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CRITICS ARE CRITICISED
English Viewpoint on american,

EngliSn viewpoint on Americans
Wrong, Says Chesterton.
By United Press
SAN FRANCISCO, March a.
British critics of America were
criticised today by Gilbert K. Ches-
terton, British writer and prince
Of paradox" on his arrival in San
Francisco
THE trouble with most OF your
British critics" Chesterton criti-
cised, 'is that they want you to be
like them. There is no reason why
Americans should act like English
men"
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Net Changes
BIZ United Press

By United Press
NEW YORK, Feb. Disclosing
prices and net changes on principal
stocks traded today on the New
York Stock Exchange follow:
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STOCKS RISE is
HALTED AS Rail
ISSUES TUMBLE.
Specials, However, Show
Signs of Climbing to
Previous Levels.
Average Stock Prices

Average price of thirty industrials for
Saturday was 1896 Of .6S. Average OF
OF twenty utilities IVES 7l6l. of .A9. Aver
age Of forty bonds ~--- 96.31. of 05
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BIZ United Press

FIT. WAYNE, Ind, March Hogs
Markets. 1oo-l4o lbs, s6@6.25; 14o-l50 lbs,
S6.75: 150-l6O lbs. SO; l60-lS0 lbs. S7.l5;
10000 lbs, SIPS; 2O0-22O lbs, S7.15; 200
24O lbs, S725; 240-260 lbs. S695; 26p-280
BIS. $3.50: 280-30O slbs., $3.50; S00-350 lbs,
$685.: roughs. S525; stays, $3.75; calves,
$3.50; lambs. SITS.
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Births

leonard and Rose Sauer, 2019 Mabel
Verne and Edith Overton, 1912 Indian
:. Raymond and Thelma Davis, 1118
Paul and Hannah Hesseldenz. st. Vim
John and LaviIla Herr, st. vincents
hospital
Leo and Clara Dagger. 1922 South Tai
John and Hazel Warmer, Coleman hos
Lotus and Lorena Bumpas, Coleman hos
pital
Benjamin and Florence Underhill, 1714
Exeter
>, Robert and Lillian McAllister, 80
Herman and Fern Hofmeister, 1919
Carroll and Iris Wood. CAT East Morris.
Robert and Mary Abney. 2s15 Brookside..
kingsley and Eleanor Wade, 1924 North
Walter and Mary Mattingly. st. Vim
Robert and Vita Meade. St. vincents
Kenneth and Esther Weir. SIG Eastern.
eH 0Han92Go ana Catherine Roth, 1o46 South
Richard and Frieda Thcmann, Coleman
hospital.
Raymond and Josephine Watkins. Cole
man hospital
Nat and Enerina vermillion, 1922 South
Delaware.
Jesse and Johnnie Evans, TIT North
cassell and Alma Woods, 1929 West
Harold and Ruth Watson. 1914 South
Thomas and Rebecca Moeas. 2o15 Adams
Elnis and Onetta Waugh, lis West RAY
D,I George and Ethel Burns, 922 West
Clifton and Mary Armstrong, 1892 North
Twins
EDWARD and Mary HaOarfv
hospital, girls.
Deaths
Guy Holden 40 Long hospital. acute
Jeanette Stanley, At. s7s7 carrollton. in
Mamie Malvina Sloan. SO. 4s1 North
Haugh. chronic myocarditis
IoS Otto Watt Aeon. 81. Methodist hospital
Lelan. F. Stewart. a. Central Indiana
hospital general paralysis.
Clay Colt. %. city hospital. pneumonia.
Anna Dorman. II. SOS3 North Illinois
Elmer 6. WEIGH. So. GA west Thirtieth
myocarditis
Ollie N. Lynch. So. sos Parker. chronic
Anna. A. Esamann. SO. 225 East Ray
mond. influenza.
Angina. wickeg. so. 2s1 North Jefferson.
Elizabeth Weisenburger 81. city hospital,
accidental.
PAM B. Durszewicz. So. al East Nine
teenth. coronary occlusion.
:, Ellen B. Calhoun. So; city hospital.
chronic nephritis.
Carol Dane, Henderson. 1. city hospital.
status lymphaticus
Mabel Hensley. 81. city hospital. mitral
stenosis
billiard S. colvin. As. st. vincent's hos
pital, accidental
Fred Eiwood Hole. SO. ssT Jefferson.
perniciouS anemia.
Mary Olive Baird. II. Christian hospital.
chronic myocarditis.
William J. Feeney. A. St. vineent's hos
pital. lobar pneumonia.
Helen Lois Rexroth J. $40 North Airing
ton, broncho pneumonia.
EDWIN Elmer Gross. 90. i44S South
Alabama. acute myocarditis.
John Thompson. Sc. $50 West Henry,
acute dilatation Of heart.
cidental.
Letha stickei IS. ss1 East Tenth. &C.
cidental
BENJAMIN stickel. 20. ssl East Tenth, :
Hattie Wyatt, 80. St. Vincent hospital.
general peritcnitis.
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EAST BUFFALO. N. Y March

br.1s54 bUFfALO. n. 2. March H.
actiye eip p 800; weights above leo lbs lbs
weights draggv: ie0-2I5 lbs. sfaadv ut te
lo ser SI85; few. $3.50: 230-2e0 lbs a. ~
~; Castle-Receipts. / 900; steeyss 30. ~
nslIers steady 70 unevenly lower. Trsfe 20
above 1.oo0 lbs. Csc to soc ioTe.. Us aE.sss
averages steady to Csc lower: cows ~
pulls ABOUT steady: choice steers 20 ~ ~
dun steers and heifers. sT.50Sya * .a cl-s
mon mon s7a7: beef COWS. s47595 SIS: cutter
vealers. soc lower: $40 down S5e:.r ~ o.
eeipts. ZOO: lambs steady TO strong. 1ood
70 choice $s.756l0; few. So 81. 55,.ss H.
KINDS. $4,000; inferior throwouts' 81
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BY R. H, Gibson & Co.
Local Wagon Wheat

CITY grain elevators are paying csc for
10. ! red wheat and &c for No. / hard
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HALT M'LEAN DIVORCE
Publisher Ordered to Drop Suit in
Mexican Court.
By United Press

WASHINGTON, March 2.-The
District of Columbia supreme court
today ordered Edward B. Mclean,
wealthy publisher of Washington
and Cincinnati, to return from
pressing divorce proceeding he had
instituted against his wife at
Cuernavaca, Mexico.
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BIZ United Press

NEW YORK, March 2.-Potatoes-Mar-
ket. dull and easy; Long Island s215M
3.S5 barrel; Maine S2.75@3.40 barrel;
Idaho; 4oc@s2:50 sack; Bermuda, $6.50@9;
Canada, 50c62.50 barrel. Sweet potatoes
75c@s.5o; southern. baskets, 75c@ Is
Flour--Market dull. but steady: spring
patents. $4,000 400. Pork-Market, quiet
mess, $3.50. Lard-Market, steady; mid
dlewest spot $875@s85. Tallow-Market.
quiet; special to extra. 3A@37s. Dressed
poultry-M5aaTkeS. quiet: turkeys; 25@43c:
26143c; fowls 14025c; ducks 15G22c;
Long Island ducks. 221a Q24c. Live poultry
Market. quiet; geese. 13@19c; ducks, Is
M27c; fowls. 17@21c; turkeys. 30640c
ROSTERS, .14@16c; chickens. 19629c; capons
81 a 42c; broilers. 30638c. Cheese-Market,
steady; state whole milk fancy to special
17Q221ac; young America. 1612@2
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-03-02
By United Pre,s

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$3.50 1 2s5 20 j home 1s0 lbs downward 70
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