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The Indianapolis times., 1931-03-04
GRAIN MARKET
SELLS OFF ON
WEAK SUPPORT
Pressure in Foreign Trade
Sends Wheat Lower:
Oats Uneven.
By United Press

CHICAGO, March 4.-Grains
opened easy on the Board Of Trade
today under light selling with no
support. Weakness at Liverpool
caused some pressure on the de-
ferred wheat deliveries and they
sagged good fraction at the start.
Old crop months were about steady.
Corn sank under scattered selling
with little buying in evidence early.
Oats were more nearly steady, but
the easineSs in the major grains and
selling Of the nearby months were
depressing factors.
AT the opening old wheat was un-
changed to u cent lower, new X
to ss lower. corn was unchanged to
II cent on and oats were UNCHANGED
to Il cent down. Provisions again
were firm and higher.
Demand Is Weak
Liverpool was lower than expected
today owing to pressure from Aus
tralian wheat and a lack Of de-
mand. Prices were OF 1s to q cent
In midafternoon. Buenos Aires was
down y cent shortly before noon.
No important developments are
looked for at the present time. The
market becomes oversold so easily
that few care to press the short side
though the statistical position Is
bearish. The foreign demand Is ex-
tensive and would be considered
bullish were it not for the large
supplies in surplus producing coun-
tries. The market is governed more
by conditions within itself than by
grain news and this holds the range
to narrow erratic affair.
New Low Made
A scarcity Of elevator room is
limiting the cash corn demand and
keeping the cash situation heavy.
A boat load of corn was booked to
go out with the opening Of naviga-
ton Tuesday. Navigation ordinarily
opens on April is, but with the lakes
free Of ice 1t is expected to open a
month earlier this year.
Liquidation continues In March
oats and sent that month down to
% cents Tuesday, a new low for
the season and the lowest any fu-
ture has sold since 1906. Industries
as well as cash interests were buy
ing March and selling deferred de-
HverieS.
The Indianapolis times., 1931-03-04
DOy-JOneS
Summary

General American Tank omits per
cent stock dividend or common due At
this time; Regular quarterly dividend Of
Chicago Pneumatic Tool omits sTis
cents quarterly dividend on preferred
stock.
Freight IoAdings In week ending Feb.
81. fetal 71s,sSs cars, q decrease Of
$751; from preceding week. 1882 below
like week 1880, and ls1,seS below like
week 1929.
Domestic crude oil production in week
ending Feb. 70, declined $3.50 barrels
daily.
REQ Motorcsr produced s06 and shipped
854 cars in February, against shipments
of s43 units in January and 2s56s year
ago.
Rock Island and St. Louis & San Fran
cisco Railroad directors meet for dividend
action today.
Coca Cola international declares q
quarterly dividend $3.50 and an extra
dividend Of 50 cents, both payable
April 1, 10 stock March H.. Quarterly
dividend Of $3.50 places stock on s14
annual basis against s12 previously.
National Tea Company declares quarter
" dividend of IS cents on common, dates
April and March IS.
New York Stock Exchange member bor-
rowings increased tll9, ,410, 900 in February.
rio Grande oil 1880 net, $2.7s q share
against $4.Ss in 1879.
London stock market was firm, indus
trials active and trans-Atlantics very
steady.
Allis Chalmers Manufacturing Com
pany untitled orders on Feb. 20, amount-
ed to s11,656OOO, decrease Of $50O, 200,
from . month earlier and, and decrease
Of S2,OO5, 900 from Feb. 20, 1890.
The Indianapolis times., 1931-03-04
HOGS CONTINUE
UPWARD TREND
AT STOCKYARDS
Cattle Prices Are Higher:
VeaIers Stationary at
$3.50 Down.

The pork market today at the
local stockyards continued to hold a
strong tone, with prices ranging
from 10 TO Is cents higher than
Tuesdays average. The bulk, 140 to
300 pounds, were selling at $7.25 to
@7.TS. Early top at SITS. Receipts
were estimated at $500. Holdovers
10e.
Cattle market mostly higher, with
= slaughter class Of steers active
and IS TO so cents higher than last
weeks trade. Receipts we're 300.
vealers continued to q steady trad
ing range, selling at $3.50 down. Re-
ceipts 500.
Sheep and lambs showed a little
change, with choice handy weight
lambs salable, selling at $3.50 or
more. Receipts were 600.
Chicago hog receipts, 5000, in
cluding 1000 directs. Holdovers,
1000. Generally asking around 10
cents higher than Tuesdays aver
age; few early bids steady. Choice
Of ITO TO 210 pounds sold at $40
TO $T.4S, while 220-pound weights
were bid $40 to $7.45; choice OF
22o- Founders bid $735. Heavy hogs
weighing around 25o to 2S0 pounds
we're selling at $3.50 TO 81. Cattle
receipts. were 5000. Calves, 2,5OO,
and strong Sheep receipts, 5000,
and 2S cents higher.
The Indianapolis times., 1931-03-04
Status of Assembly Bills

Bills of major Importance pend
ing in the Indiana general assembly
and their status when the legisla-
ture reconvened today:
H. B. 383-Taxing personal incomes at
awaits appointment Of conference com.
mlsteS 70 Work out compromises.
8 per cent: awaits third reading ri in -tS. Senate.
y. b; Sl2-1ncreaSinR auto license fees
apDroximately SO per cent: passed senate:
sp,tsi,ss SwalSs report OF mouse ways and means
S. B. 3o7-Diverting auto license revenues
from 1 nlRnWsy department TO general fund
senate; awaits report OF house Judiciary B
S. B. ieS-Permitting rs per cent de-
duction on the tax on intanEibles when
intangt6les are listed at full value: never
r:sDq11rted T:I,11d & 9pt hy senate finance committee.
mobile or drivers licenses unless applicant
awaits third reading in senate.
s 3. l3i1Proyiding, that al municipal
6s aDsa SSdfe m lSi adoos oaS i2 a s s6 %
1881. passed senate. awaits third reading
II. B. seo-Reouirins that all revenue de-
rived from new sources Of taxation % shall
be applied to reduction OF state tax lew
passed house. awaits third reading IN
s. 3. 1so-Making the county the unit
for. assessment OF property for taxation
and eliminating the four-year assessment
on real estate: never reported out by SEN
ate Judiciary committee.
s. B. 36-Extendlng the payment Of poll
tax 70 women and removing the hfty-yeer
age limit after which poll taxes now are
senate.
8. p. sls-Providing for the optional
consoli dation OF two or more townships:
awaits third reading in senate; Similar
bill killed In house
s. B. sl5-Providing for the optional
consolidation Of two or more counties:
sswaiss third reading in senate; similar bill
killed in house.
Indebtedness for county unit roads from Z
70 per cent. awaits third reading in
S. B. sai-Repeaiing all acts fxinr mini
mum mandatory levies: swaits third read
ing in senate.
s. B. 3-Allowing counties to provide
pensions OF not more than s25 monthly to
The Indianapolis times., 1931-03-04
Deaths

,,-Js James L: Moore. IS. sss Virginia. cege-
Phoebe Mirah Gibbens So i1s7 Wae+
Fifteenth. tuberculosis.
Mary Dreyer. %. Methodist hospital 10
bar pneumonia.
Anna, 4. Smith. "a. 1877 Shannon. ab-
dominal tumor.
Harry :. De Rolf. 2. SPAS Euclid lObar
William Collins. 20. 44s Arbor. acci-
dental.
Catherine Brennan. ss. 1921 English.
chronic myocardtis.
Ulysses Grant Sutherlin. 81 1885 Esi-
gene. chronic myocarditis.
Richard OBanion. l, city hospital. bron-
cho pneumonia.
Robert E. SprinRsteen. 70. st. Vincent's
hospital. acute cholecystitis.
George Terry. 3D. city hospital. acute
myocarditis.
Lora L. Lennox. rs. 24ls North Delaware,
pulmonary tuberculosis
Nancy Jane KalaY. g. 3l1is East Wal
nut. chronic myocarditis.
Barbara Ellen Baker 20. $3.50 North uli-
nois. chronic myocaroitts.
Daisy McCord. As. 434 kaufman. acct
dental.
Daniel H. Kaste-. rs. 2So6 North Hard
ing. cerebral hemorrhage
Preston T. OusleY. %. 1918 Cornell. pull
morary tuberculosis.
Sophia. Marie Pieper. 81. zoos Carson.
artertoscleroSis.
Mary Olive Wright 30. s46 North Glad
stone acute cardiac dilatatiOn
The Indianapolis times., 1931-03-04

By United Press
NEW YORK. March 4.-The
stock market turned dull today after
a violent wave Of selling that
brought the railroad shares down /
to nearly z points and undermined
the remainder Of the market.
For a time the selling took on the
form of a rout and tickers at IL
a. m. were four minutes behind
Then the list drifted aimlesslessly.
Shortly before noon began grad
ual recovery.
Directors of Chicago, Rock Is
land g. Pacic Railway today re-
duced the annual dividend rate from
81 to IS. The Southern Porto Rico
Sugar common dividend was omit
ted. Elisha Walker, chairman Of
TransAmerica Corporation, init
mated the dividend would not be
earned in 1880, but assured holders
regular payments would be made.
Federal Screw Works omitted the
regular dividend due at this time.
An adverse piece Of news for the
railroads was another decrease in
car loadings. Frisco directors we're
to meet and it was expected the
dividend would be reduced. Further
talk Of a reduction in the New York
Central dividend was heard.
Before the rally New York Cen
tral was down to lit, OFF from
the previous close and 15A from
the recent high; Frisco 80, off Az,
a new low since 1924, and of 23A
from the recent high; Atchison
1881, OFF 6% and 1915 respectively;
Baltimore g. Ohio, off 27s and 11%;
Pennsylvania 59A, off 1A and ~
Rock Island 577s, off 21s and 75s,
and Union Pacific 1929, off and
1873.
Directors Of the Lehigh Valley
railroad reduced the dividend from
$3.50 to $3.50 annually, previously
the issue sold unchanged at 55.
United States Steel touched 1431z
in the early trading where 1t was
off 11s points. Around noon it was
back to 144A, off n. Other indus
trials behaved better than steel.
The senate and house adjourned.
Wall Street hailed this as eliminat-
ing further uncertainty over gov
ernment finances. The bond mar
ket was reconciled to the possibility
Of new f1otations of United States
issues. AS a result, United States
issues held steady to firm.
The Indianapolis times., 1931-03-04
Births


Chester and Mildred Elson. st. Vim
He. Herbert and Virginia Gron. st. Vim
Charles and Frances Smith, city hos
pital.
Eyerett and Helen Blackwell, city hos
Dan and Knie Fields city hosnital
Morgan and Prudence Adair, city hos
Roy and Rose Collier, city hospital.
J9ann ana Jane Petronck, city hos
MsrlOw and Hazel Toney. city hos
HeTscheI and susan Harris ZOE North
Fred and Luverna Roams, 500 Hud-
James and IVY Bruton. Coleman hos
Albert and Grace Coy. Coleman hos
Arthur. and 1nez Fleck. Coleman hos
d,t Ksrl and Elizabeth Ku.blsr. Coleman
Williem and Fannie Richardson. s2l
Alfred and Grace coopen, 90 South
Earl and Iva Miller. 1897 Climber.
eugene and Helen Faris, 2l26 Bells
:, Theophicas and Clara Shirley, ii2s
Charles and Frankie Roberts sOs
Earnest and Esta Ginns. 1s2a East Nine
Harold and Pearl Martin. 1928 Cornell
william ana Lula DugKer. 1433 North
Thomas and Thelma Smith, sl2 East
Albert and Mabel sauer. s4e West Pearl.
:, Herbert and Dorothy Johnson. 1921 Har-
Steve and May Marco. 79o North
Edward and Eula Green. 1882 College
York. ''-' 0'OO N'''' Ho"
-, Charles and Gladys Pickereu. 1923 West
Charles and Mary Busher. 40 South
George and Helen Vases s24 North MI
Harry and Flora Noe. 27so Barth.
clarence and Leona Davis. Methodist
RObeTt and Helen Fenters. Methodist
Walter and Helen carbaush, Methodist
hospital.
James and Edith Mills. Methodist hos
George and Lucille Dryer. Methodist hos
pital.
~ Bennett and Pearl Bolton. st. vincent's
Albert and Katie 1echner. st. vincent's
daasS a1sS AND AND 0Stsy: Hs:d CSS city hSspa agp
pital. '' --0'
Charles and Irene Nickleson. city hos
Eyygh and Agnes Wright. city hospital.
EDWARD and Betty Williams. city hos
Peter and Rose Fournelle. city hospital.
George ana Ada Espy, city hospital
Harry and Lula Gray. $40 Lynn.
Claude and Evelyn Hensley, 2436 Finley.
e4Perry and Myrtle Cullon, 2946 North
William and Elfrisae wickemeyer. 1901
leo and Beatrice Bracken. Coleman hos
Waite Walter and Alice Hamilton. Coleman
Neil and Clara Houston. Coleman hos
George and ozena Konir. Coleman hos
Fred and Mildred Richards. Coleman
Ralph and Flossie Chestnut, 1s24M
Olive.
Virgil and Sylvia Rogers. 1S4s Deloss.
William and Bertha Drury. 5l37 North
Agnew and Estelle Reed. 1874 South
Glen and Phoebe Smith. so7 west New
Clarence and Lula watson, 7l5 North
George and Grace Robbins 1856 North
Charles and Ruth Cook, 1850 East
Pratt.
Arthur and Mabel Payton, 1925 Gale.
,Claude and Flora Laughner. 3027 North
Jesse and Helen Graves. 2Oss East
Max and Mary Prischenk. 1S41 Madison.
Lee ard Laura McCarty. Methodist hos
wlln,m and Mary Neidlinger, 1888
Francis and Mabel Williams. city hos
pital. boy and girl.
The Indianapolis times., 1931-03-04
Rv United Press

PITTSBURGH, March 4.-Hogs-Re-
lo&iSc higher; ieo-22o lbs. .S7.TSQs; 32o-
$50 lbs. ss.5o&7.7s; 2eos2O lbs... S767.S5;
1lo-ie lbs.. $3.50 1856; pigs and packing
alum, to good packing sows. S5.5oG6. Cat
tle-Receipts. 10: market nominally
steady; low cutter cows, So downward
caives-Reeeipts. 100; market steady; good
and choice voalers SeGi0. Sheep-Re-
ceipts. 500; market steady; choice clipped
lambs $3.50: medium to good. $3.50; good
whethers. S5.50d5.75.
The Indianapolis times., 1931-03-04
By Uaited Press

CLEVELAND. March .-Hogs-Receipts.
mostly ioc or more up; l66-3io lbs, E.75.
70 mostly t7.ss: 2io-26o lbs. $500 7.eQ:
sloy; pigs showing full advance at $7.75.
Cattie-Receipts. 400: around steady; cut
ts5 to S, SonSn % steers s Soso@snS q
only selling low cutters under $s. Calves
Reeeipts. 400; active on limited supply:
si6ered: spots soc or more higher; better
grades. $e.506lo: best slo.S0: Gull to me-
dium. s0.5o6e.50 mostly. Sheep-Receipts
/. 200; lambs strong to 2Sc higher: quality
considered; top, $o.25: plain woolskins
around $3.50; clipped lambs So, to mostly
wetHers. $3.50: about steady.
The Indianapolis times., 1931-03-04
tBy R. H. Gibson & CO..
Today'S Dividends

Directors Of McKesson g. Robbins de-
clared the regular quartely dividend to-
day OF IS cents share on the common
stock, payable March 16, to stockholders
Of record March 9, 1881
The directors of Trico Products Cor
poration today declared the regular
quarterly dividend OF 62h cents Der share
on 1871 shares, payable April 1, 1881,
to stock OF record March II, 1881
The Indianapolis times., 1931-03-04
Net Changes

By United Press
NEW YORK, March 3.-CloSing
prices and net changes on principal
stocks traded today on the New
York Stock Exchange follow:
The Indianapolis times., 1931-03-04
By United Press

NEW YORK. March 4.-Potatoes - Mar
s;s5 barrels; southern. sSG7 barrel; Maine
s2.7S93.4o barrel; Idaho, 4oc@ so sack;
$3.50 barrel Sweet potatoes-Market. dull;
jersey baskets, 75cG$s.50 southern bas-
ketS. 75c6s2.25. Flour-Market, quiet and
seS1Sy spr,hpg patents; SA;s0G sss SO. P1rk
Market. hrm: middlewest spot. Sc. Ge.i5.
Tauow-Market. quiet: special to extra,
and steady: turkeys. 30@45c: chickens. as
3Sc; broilers. .3065oc; capons, 2e@ 45c;
fowls. l&G25c; Long Island ducks. 22a@ a
24c. Live poultry-Msrket irregular: geese.
l2Glfc; ducks. 15637c; fowls, lsG2ic:
turkeys, 2s@ 4oc; ROSTERS. sGl6c;. chick
6ssc cheese-Marfet. dull: state whole
milk. fancy TO special i6@22iSc: young
Americas 16iz d2Oc
The Indianapolis times., 1931-03-04
81 UnitcdPress

EAST BUFFALO. n Y. March 4.-Hogs
On sale. 3. 500 snappy trade; largely TO
packers: setady to strong; bulk desirable.
Weights below a5o lbs, draggy. s7.25G
7,6y: packing sows. s5.75d635. Cattle
Receipts. as: steady; cutter Rardes. S2.50
changed TO $40 down. Sheep-Receipts.
400; lambs hrm: Rood to choice woolskins,
ss@s as; medium kinds and throwouts, SO
The Indianapolis times., 1931-03-04
BE- United Press

CINCINNATI. o.. March 4.-Butter.
score. 2Iq 29c; comnno score discounted,
z4Se packing stock No. !. 22c; No. 2, Ice:
Higher: cases. Included: extra nrsts. 26fsc:
frsts. leisc: seconds. 1ssc: nearby un-
graded. 20c: duck eggs. 25c: goose eggs.
sell only at heavy. discount: fowls. S lbs.
and over. lie: lbs. and over. 1ec: Leg
horns. lbs and over. i5c: roosters, l3c;
2se: slips. ale: stays. lTe: colored fryers.
over lbs. sac: over lbs. 3sc; Leshorn
brotlers new crop fun feathered, IL lbs.
and over. 43c: partly feathered, 500 S3c:
roasting chicks. lbs. and over. 24e: black
sprinRers. l5c.
The Indianapolis times., 1931-03-04
other Livestock
By United Press

FIT. WAYNE. Ind, March 4.--Hogs-
Receipts, loo-l4o lbs, $685. i4-15o l6s
ssss lSp:isC l5s i lsoI ;bs 100 As s7sS
80 lbs. STss; 10000 lbs SE.os; 800 2so
lns., $7po; .2so-3oo lbs. $3.50; 3oo-SSo lbs.
aess: roughs.. SIS; stays. $375; calves.
Na.90i lambs. 50.
The Indianapolis times., 1931-03-04
~ United Preea

CLEVELAND. March 4.-Buttsr-Extras.
2ec standards, 21*c. Eggs-Extrss. ale:
nrsts. lsste. Poultry-Heavy fowls. Gle:
6roilers. ala 23c; Leehorn broiiers. i5c:
ducks. 25e: old cocks. isc; geese. l5G Ice:
stags. 1Oc. capons No. /. 38GS3c Pota-
70. sack: Idaho Rnsset mostly 81 per io0-lb.
The Indianapolis times., 1931-03-04
BvUnited Press

SNCIEEAT! Ms5eh tMiHSss,mRessiptS
around 3aS lbs s7.4S6T:So: largely $3.50
G7.T5; $40 lbs. downward to 81; i20-i4o
lbs mostly 81: few. strong weights to
naeksTs. SI,3s; bulk sows, $50; few
ceibts. 200: calves. 400: supplies meager:
sters and heifers mostly. steady: spots 25c
Iuediunn S5.5o@I: one load around 1850
pound steers $3.50; beef cows steady
ossy msss SE euIs SHs 9eSk ssS G9'ts5 ~ ss
lower: woighty sausage kind. $4; vealers
about steady: good and choice. $T.501s. SO:
lower grades 81 downward. Sheep - Re-
ceipts, $50: generally steady: better grade
handy weight lambs mostly tS.5 6e; COM
mon and medium. $o.5o47.50; fat ewes.
The Indianapolis times., 1931-03-04
Local Wagon Wheat

- City grain elevators are paying 66c for
no. ! red wheat and sc for No. / hard
The Indianapolis times., 1931-03-04
indianapolis Stocks
March ~

March a.
american Central II Inc Co. 1000 -.
Belt r r q b Yrds Co com. AZ <41
5eis = r Yds Co pfd 81 %
Bobbs-Merrill Co. .......... =. -.
Central Central IndIans Pw co pfd. g 81
Circle Tneater Co com IS
ci.isens Gas Go com los 49,. e
Commonwealth In 90 pfd Is. 81 1o1
Commonwealth In Co pfd LOO
Equitable Securities .......... 25
Ho0k T Drug CO com ;..;..... 4:
indiana Indiana Hotel Hotel GO s clsni com. .ioS iSS "
Indpls Gas Co com IS 81 81
Indpls weif L Assn com ss 50 =:
sTnter pun Ser g Co pr pr pid IS IS 90
Metro Loan Co ss ::..;;...loo =:
North md PUB TiS { serS nv Go CO. pfd Is 100 lo5
North. Ind Pub Ser Co pfd Ts.1o1ss 1ilA
Frog Laundry Co com 81
.Terre Haute 1t q Pwr pfd... Is =.
Van Camp Prod Co Isl pid i. =. g
Van Camp Prod Co Id pfd es 93
Auburn Automobile co com 400 2o2
Ind Pipe. Line Co ............ 20. 22
lynch Lyme 0esI Glass 80 Mscnin. sU:n CO com is T ia Il
Mead johnson q Co com 100 io3
Central Railroad Co :....lis:+ 1i7%
zNSDlbS~0pAEAS 4OQuSbflhA Inc 4At2 94r1
Perfect Circle Co com .. 81 IS
Real SILK Hosiery Mills Inc Co IS so
Real SILK Hosiery Mills Inc Co ~ IS
Ross Gear & Tool Co. ...... ~ 50
Standard Oil Co (Tndiena) :. 33H 33%
Studebaker Corporation -. a ~
sEx-dividends.
Bends
Belt r r & Stk Yds Co 4s.. ssz -.
Sa Ssoad Ripple Trae :.........;o:..
Citizens Street Railroads SIS :. 7s a
Home r & T of Fl Wayne 81. .io2M -.
Ind Railway a. Light Co IS =. 95 g7N
1ndpls Pwr B. 1t Co ......10i -.
indianapolis Gas Co IS 100i1 102
1ndplS g. Martinsv Ra Hr Co S. IS -.
1ndplS & Northw Trac Co IS. 42h -
Indpls st Ry IS ............ IS =.
1ndpls Trac & Term Co 5s.... IS -.
1ndpls Union Ry ..............lo0 -.
IIndpIs Water Co 5iss; '.:.:.:.1os ..1os ioih
Indpls Wa Co 1st lien 81 Ref IS 90 -.
1ndpls Water Co 4hs .....,. e6 -,
1ndpls Water Works Sec Co S. 9eia -.
Interst Pub Serv Co 4Ms.... 80 -
No Ind Pub Serv IS ...i0l lOs
1nterst Pub Serv Co 6Ias .I09 -
No Ind Pub Serv SIS ....... 90 49,
No Ind Teleph Co es ......... 90 100
The Indianapolis times., 1931-03-04
Bank CIearings
nIDIANAP0LIs STATEMENT

TREASURY STATEMENT
March A.
Net balance for March 3. .&142, $40. ISL al
GIApSAAu1IuESS ss.s.,sssss:s.. 14,SSI,3I1.IV
Customs rects. month to date 1,375, ,859. rs
The Indianapolis times., 1931-03-04
STOCK SHARES
LOSE GAINS IN
SELLING WAVE
Rail Issues Forced OFF
| to 7 Points as Stocks
Turn Dull.
Average Stock Prices

Average price OF thirty industriAls for
Tuesday was 1876. OF .67. Average OF
Of twenty utilities was $3.50. up .13. Aver
age Of forty bonds was 96.44. Up 10.
The Indianapolis times., 1931-03-04
Rn United Preaa

Rsceipts. 1000: MI market s9ioc higher;
sSSoG $50; TOP. $3.50: 3sO-2so lbs. sT,ioG
@o.. iCattle-Receipts, ?. boo; calves. 1000:
market indications steady. to strong on
steers; other classes steady top sausage
Receipts. 100: market. few sales choice
lambG to city butchers steady to strong at
Sge0@e.7S: packers talking lower.
The Indianapolis times., 1931-03-04
By United Press

CHICAGO, March 4-EQRs-A5srket arm
receipts, 1929 cases. extra firsts. 2ic:
frsts. 1eG20c; ordinaries, l80l8A5c; sec
onds. 16lac. Butter-Market. Arm: receipts,
2Tiae: firsts, 25I5@26c: seconds, 231s a
24kc: standards. 27c. Poultry-Market.
ii9seS iT 5ecepsS; rin no cars II; dye; fowls.
l7lzc ducks. 23c: geese. lac; turkeys, 25c:
roosterS, i5c. Cheese-Twins, i4mizNc:
On track. 24o; arrivals. Ss: shipments. s73;
market about steady Wisconsin sacked
round whites, Sl.1oG1 as; Minnesota round
whitese, .9li0@ 20; Idaho ruSsets, $500
l.e0; Colorado Mcclures branded. 1850
1.6o.
The Indianapolis times., 1931-03-04
Produce Markets

EgRs country runl-Loss on delivered
IN Indianapolis. 15c; henery quality No. !.
g P,eoutry tbuying ,priceslz;Hens. Weighing
6ia-7h lbs. 24c; under 6is lbs. zoe:
SprinRers. lbs. or over. tic: or under
lbs, l7c:, ducks. sprinRers. lie; old cocks.
9@llc; ducks. full feather fat white &c:
geese; geese; &c; These prices are for No top
Butter (wholesalel-No. l. 32@5Sc: No.
2. S0@3ic. Butterfat-2oc.
Cheese wholesale selling price per
undl--American loaf, sic: piTnento loaf,
sac: Wisconsin f1rsts. 77c: LonghofnS. 34c:
New York Limberger. soc.
The Indianapolis times., 1931-03-04
ChiCaQo Stocks Openinu
BY James T. Hanill & CO..

(By James T. Hatnill & Col
March f.
Assoc Tel Util.. IS insult com .. 45H
Bendix AYia -. ak insult IS 1910 . 90 0L5
Borg Warner :. 2eA Majestic HSehold 5Ts
Cent So West. 4fMidland Utd c., 81 Il
Cord Corpn -. 10K Middlewest com 23 H
Contl Chi Cor 6MINatl Pwr & 1t 65L
Central Pub Ser 10 swift Internatl SO
Chi Securities. 20alU 8 Radio g. Tel 28
Grigsby Grunow 5BlUtil g. 1ndu c.
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The Indianapolis times., 1931-03-04
"a United Press

TOLEDO. March f.-Hogs-Receipts. ATS:
market steady 70 i5c higher; heavteS, s. 6S
$3.50: mediums. s7E7.7o: Workers. te.eoa
m&rket. slow. Caives-2eceipts. light;
market. sloY. Sneep-Receipts. light:
The Indianapolis times., 1931-03-04
su Tin.es . Special

LOUISVILLE. March -Hogs-Reeelpts.
500: market. uneven; 500 lbs. up s6.55:
asS-sSo ies s7oS % 10 lSo-22S Ibs ss lSo-
sl.o5RSe5; stays. s4.i5. Cattle-Receipts,
zoo; market. STEADY: prime heavy steers.
dlum and plain steers. sos: fat heifers.
$500 IT'S; common to medium heifers. 81
$3.50: good to choice cows. s4d4.50; me-
31s: Gamers, si.5oQ2.So: bulls SOAPS:
feedrs. e6@e.75: medium to good feeders.
Ss46. gtockers, $4q $50. Calves-Receipts.
zoo: market steady; good to choice, S66
$50: mediums. tA675.5o: common to me-
dtum. ~ down. Sheep-Receipts. so; mar
Set steady: eve and wether lambs IS:
buck lambs. 81; seconds. IS down: clipped
sheep, t3(1l. Tuesdays shipments: Cat
tie. ~: calves. 81; hogs none: sheep. none
The Indianapolis times., 1931-03-04

Bills of major Importance pend
ing in the Indiana general assembly
and their status when the legisla-
ture reconvened today:
The Indianapolis times., 1931-03-04

General American Tank omits per
cent stock dividend OF common due at
this time. Regular quarterly dividend Of
81 in cash declared.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-09

Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Besrwald Of San
Francisco, Cali. are at the Carlton for
o stay of several days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-09

Mr. and Mrs Alvin Sours and Mr..
and Mrs c. j. Klarman of Asbury Park.
. n. j. are motoring through Virginia,
and during their several DAYS stay in
this vicinity were at Grav's Hill Inn.
OIL the Richmond road They left yes
terday morning for further tour Of
Virginia before reti 'ng to Asbury
Park.