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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-03-21
Only Four Countries Show
Favorable Balance
for Year.
BY HARRY FLORY
United Press staff Correspondent

LONDON, March 20. - World
trade in 1881 decreased by approx
mately q per cent compared with
1890, and by approximately Al per
cent compared with 1929, according
to fairly complete figures compiled
by the Board of Trade.
With the decrease came increased
unemployment, increased bread
lines in most countries and de-
creased dividends by business cor
porations, all contributing to de-
crease still further the purchasing
power of the masses and to make
the hoped-for expansion Of trade in
1892 still more difficult
Imports into Britain decreased by
1916 per cent compared with 1880.
Exports from Britain decreased by
3l.8 per cent.
Imports into the United States
declined by 80 per cent while ex-
ports from the United States de-
clined 81 per cent.
Of sixteen important countries
for which complete details of 1881
trade are available Australia showed
the largest percentage decrease in
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PORKERS SHOW
WEAKER TREND
AT CITY YARDS
Spring Lambs Feature of
Sheep Market at
$12 to SIS.

Hogs dipped 10 cents this morn
ing at the city yards on somewhat
weaker demand. The bulk, 100 to
325 pounds, sold for s4.35 to s475;
early top held at s475. Receipts
we're estimated at 1000; holdovers
we're 102.
Not much change was noticed In
cattle except a small inquiry for
COWS. Prices generally held steady
with Saturdays levels. Receipts
were 600. Vealers were unchanged
to ST down. Calf receipts numbered
400.
No early action was apparent in
native and fed western lambs. A
few spring lambs made the market
at $12 to SIS. Receipts were 600.
Opening bids on hogs at Chicago
we're 10 cents lower than Fridays
average or 10 cents higher than
Saturday. Good to choice 100 to
2O0-pound weights bid at $3.50 to
$475; 35O-pound weights bid $4.10.
Receipts were $4,000 including 1000
direct. HoIdovers were 1000. Cattle
receipts were $4,000; calves. 1000;
market, strong. Sheep $1,000; mar
ket, steady.
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? TrOjans
Get Berth
CONTINUED From Page 10)

teams defeat of Lebanon in the
quarter finals and solely was re-
sponsible for the great last half Of
fensive drive that enabled his team
TO ease out a 81 TO % win over Bose
in the semi-hnals.
McAnally, the big boy Of Green
castle, was awarded the Gimbel
prize for best mental attitude. In
our opinion, Butterworth shades
Mac" in defensive ability and
Reder shaded him in basket shoot
ing. It must be said in favor of Nc
Anally that he played the last day
in pain it being suspected he had
appendicitis instead OF strained side
muscle. JAM of Michigan City
looked fine in one game and had he
played more might have been &C
corded higher favor.
Lester Stout of Winamac was par
excellence at the hoop being high
scorer for the tournament and near
ly tied the record set by Jack Mann
Of Muncie last year when he scored
thirty-nine points. Hickman of
Newcastle was as steady as a clock
throughout the play and gets a
shade over Osborne, the human
dynamo Of Bosse, who worked the
floor we'll and had one speciality
shot, the dribble in fast one handed
toss, that was highly effective in all
games. Voss OF Cicero was a fine
shot at the hoop lacking some in
the defensive play, but in our opin-
ion it was White of Newcastle who
played wonder ball with little praise
being shifted his way because Of the
shadow of Huffman falling across
his performance.
EmshWiller was a wonder at hit
ting the net, Thoman a consistent
floor worker and Goens of Seymour
showed evidence of being a great
player had he been permitted to
play in more games.
At floor guard, Dawson was
standout. Boink of Bosse was a
fine back guard, overshadowed only
by the great Huffman, the standout
of the tourney. Walker of Vim
cennes and GLADDEN. of Tech re-
vealed high-class ability. 1t is re-
GREETED that GLADDEN., who held But
terworth in tow during the second
half of their game, did not get to
guard that player in the first half,
when he went on a scoring spree
over Edwards.
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II Basil Vanier could have helped Frank
Lauok; another local team would have
tossed total Of 62s to give this combina-
ton a total of ll72.
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NAMED COUNTY AGENT
Terre Haute Man Appointed to
Succeed Clarence Henry.

Marion county education board.
IN special meeting this morning.
approved the appointment of Hor-
ace Abbott. Terre Haute, as county
agricultural agent to succeed Clar-
ence Henry.
Henry resigned, effective April l.
to become connected with the Chi
cago Board Of Trade. Abbott. who
has been Vigo county agricultural
agent for six years, is a Purdue uni
versity graduate. His appointment
was made by Purdue, represented
at the meeting today by T. A. Cole
man, assistant director Of the agri-
cultural extension in charge of
county agents.
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Johnny. Rice turned in a prize winner in
the singles having score of 62S. L.
Ducan also will collect with his 6l3 total,
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Robert Kenworthy. 26. of III South
Noble street. furnace man and Lola
SeeWart. u, OF 259 North Richland street,
William Walker, A. Of 1241 Medford
ssSxen of @, gardener: and Eva May Crabtree,
Hows I'd II M WqdSnS. street houseworker.
factory supervisor. and Elizabeth L. Bill
er- ~; OF 519 North Wallace street
Lewis E. Schultz Jr., "a. Of Bridgeport.
Bridgeport. houseworker -
Walter Blades. 81. of 2l17 East Michi-
eg5n street; producs manager. and Maxine
clerk. s0'eeS'
Raymond Wilson. 10. Of AL Arnolda ave
1927 West MICHIGAN street clerk 49, "a
Gene F. Barnett. 3d. of 1854 North Cant
I9l avenue. state highway department en-
Riley avenue 49, Va 90 WI III
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United Aircraft and Transport Company
in 1881 earned $1.05 common share.
against $1.24 in 1880
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Following is the explanation of
Ripley's Believe 1t or Not" which
appeared in Saturdays Times:
The Black Haired Centenarian
Mrs. Harriet Sutcliff of Find
lay, O., born in New York City 103
years ago, has spent almost her
entire life in Michigan and Ohio.
She has twenty-five children, in
GLIDING seven sets of twins. This
centenarian'S hair still is jet
black.
She attributes her longevity
and unimpaired faculties to her
parents, iler father, native of
Scotland, having died at the age
of lie, and the mother at the age
of 118.
Tuesday: An AirpIane Can Tray
ell Faster Than a Bullet.
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DOw-JOneS
Summary

United Aircraft and Transport Company
in 1881 earned $105 a common share.
against $l.24 in 1880.
Phelps Dodge Corporation in 1881 re-
ported combined net loss of S9SS,47S
after all charges, but before depletion,
against net profit of S515,173 in 1880.
California oil output in week ended
March 19 average 500. $50 barrels daily, a
decrease of ALSO from previous week. ac
cording to California Oil World.
New York cables opened in London at
1861; Paris. checks. SO. 1875; Amsterdam,
9.oS5; Italy, 70.625. and Berlin 1875.
Libby owens Ford Glass Company in
1891 showed net loss amounting to $1.O9s,-
1875 after all charges, against net profit
OF Sl,4l9,S03 in 1880.
Warner Aircraft Corporation in 1891
reported net loss totalinx S93.1IS after
all charges, against net loss of S129.194
in 1880.
National Cash Register Company earned
IS cents a share on class stock in year
sndsd Dee ST. 1871 mcqd1dg d ss9s tic
after depreciation. federal taxes reserves
for inventory etc. against S3,584,8 $50 in
1880.
Sales of new passenger cars during
February in twenty-five states representing
50 6-10 per cent of entire country totaled
45.509 units. against 41.5l0 in January and
1900 in February. 1881. according to r.
L. Polk & Co.
Hamilton Watch Company and sub
salaries in year ended Dec. 81, 1881.
showed net income of s4.S77 after taxes,
depreciation, etc, against S9644s9 in
1890
Sugar melt of fourteen refners from
Jan. / to March 10 totaled $4,000 long
tons, against 900 long tons in same
week of 1881; deliveries totaled 100000
long tons, against 6S5,000 long tons year
ago.
Production of sugar by Cuba in 1882 to
March IS amounted to l,715,OO0 tons,
against 2,l690 900 turned out in like 1881
period.
Farr Alpaca Company declared the regu-
lar quarterly dividend of so cents, payable
March 10.
American Factory. Ltd. in 1881 earned
S2.42 share. against S2.S4 in 1880.
Daily average crude oil output in east
Texas field last week was 329 564 barrels
f,1nr 81
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New York cables opened in London at
1861; Paris, checks. 93.125; Amsterdam
9.085; Italy, 70,625, and Berlin 1875.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-03-21
.BrightSpots
of Business

BY United Press
NEW YORK. March 2i.-Production of
Plymouth cars is being speeded up. with
5000 scheduled for next week and plants
operating at full ltime on a five and one
half day Weew, it was announced.
CLEVELAND-A squirt in structural
steel bookings brought last weeks total
up to 20.SlI tons. second highest for
1882. according to the magazine Steel"
LTIMORE-Baltimore e. Ohio railroad
increased working hours of nearly 1000
shopmen and mechanical workers from four
to FIVE DAYS a week
HARTFORD. Conn.-United states Rub
Der Company notifies Naugatuck plant
employees of a probable increase in activity.
NEW YORK-Consumer response to
the new 2O-cent lines of the F. W. Wool
worth Company now accounts for 80 per
cent of sales. according to H. T. Par
son, president.
ST. LOUIS Shops of the Missouri
KansaS-TeXas railroad at Parsons. kas,
Sedalia. Mo. and Denison and Waco. Tex,
reopened temporarily, employing about
1000 men.
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TOLEDO. March 1s.-Cash grain close
Grains in elevators. transit billing. Wheat
55i2 36l2c. Oats-No. Q white. 25iSS5
26!2c Rve-No. ?. 4512646Iac. Track
prices. 2812c rate. Wheat-No. 2 red 50i9
cole No. ! red. &c premium; No Z red
z to cents discount; No. 4 red. 3 to (
cents discount Corn-No. 2 yellow, 3fNS
iSll2c; NO 3 yellow. 2913 G30l5c: No 4 vel
low: 27t2 q 2812c. Oats-No 2 white 22iL
M23i2c; No. 3 white. 21I n 221sc. Glover
Primo: $s.75; March. ss75 Alsike =
Cash S815; March. S875. Butter-Fancv
@lO12c. Hay-Timothy. per cwt. soc. ~
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CITY STREET PAVING
ORDERED BY BOARD
Bond Issue of 100000 Is Given Of
fetal Approval.

Works board today ordered is
suance of 500, 900 bonds for paving
and resurfacing Of sections of four
city streets, estimated to cost to-
tai of $137,245.
Sections scheduled for improve
ment and cost to the city are:
East New York street from East street to
State avenue. S6l 900: Michigan street be-
tweent East and Noble street. $4,000; Cen
tral avenue. between Thirty-fourth and
Thirty-eighth streets. SIS $50. and Ken
lucky avenue. the Belt railroad and Hard
ing street. $40 500.
The board overruled a remon-
STRANGE against paving of Lynn
street between New York and
Michigan streets, ordering the i'm
provement made.
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Phelps Dodge Corporation in 1881 re-
ported combined net loss of 1854
after all charges, but before depletion,
against net profit of S5I5,17S in 1880.
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In the Cotton Markets
March 10
NEW YORK

High. Low. CT
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NEW ORLEANS
Other Livestock
BIZ United Press

CLEVELAND March Hogs-Receipts.
2;20Oi holdover none; steady to 10c higher
Friday; 15O-2S0 lbs, SIS; 246-3lO lbs. s44O
G4.65; strictly pigs, $3.50. Cattle-Re-
ceipts. 500; generally strong to Csc higher;
steers largely $525 to $50; weights 900
to good, ST. sausage bulls, s3.2504. Calves
Receipts. $50; strong to mostly SOC
higher vealers. $707.50; very few best, So;
common and Gull mixtures, S. Sheep
Receipts, 1000: lambs strong to Csc
higher few choice clipped lambs. 81;
comparable wooded skins eligible, SO or
above.
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Produce Markets

Delivered in Indianapolis prices: Hens,
heavy breeds, under pounds. 13c; hens.
heavy breeds. pounds up. lie; Leghorn
hens. lie; large springers and stays, &c;
Leghorn stays, &c; cocks. 7c; LeghoT,n
feathered and fat. nc: small. &c; geese.
full-feathered and fat, &c. Eggs. No; l
current receipts, 1000. Butter. 26M2lc.
Butterfat. 21c. These prices for healthy
stock. free from feed. quoted BY the Wad-
lev ConDanV
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-03-21
WINS SKATE TITLE

NEW YORK, March I'll Robin
Lee. IL. of Minneapolis, won the
national junior figure skating
championship here Sunday with a
remarkable display of ability for his
years. He is the youngest con-
testant to win the title.
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California oil output in week ended
March 10 average 500, $50 barrels daily, a
decrease of 1850 from previous week, ac-
cording to California Oil World.
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Libby owens Ford Glass Company in
1881 showed net loss amounting to Sl098,-
1875 after all charges, against net profit
of 81 ,4l9, S03 in 1890.
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Bn Tnited Press

PITTSBURGH, March 21.-Hogs - Re-
ceipts. 1850; market mostly steady: 160-
200 lbs, $5Q5.1o; 210-24O lbs. S45005;
heavyweight, $4:5o@4.75; packing sows
s350@3.75. Cattle-Receipts, $50; market
s450@6.40; few up to 81; medium and
good COWS, $3.2564.25: common to good
bulls. S364. Calves-Receipts. 500: mar
ket weak, soc lower; better grade vealers.
s6G7. so. Sheep-Receipts, $500; lambs
steady to strong; good and choice wool
lambs, s725@775; some held higher shorn
lambs. S6.25@6.75: some held above
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WHEAT MOVES
UP ON STRONG
FOREIGN NEWS
Farm Board Denies Report
of Proposed Sales to
Europe.
BY HAROLD E. RAINVILLE
United Press stan Corrrsnnndrnt

CHICAGO. March Wheat
firmed up as the Board of Trade
opened today. Steadiness at Liver
pool offset eaSiness in stocks and
with scattered covering on the farm
boards announcement that it did
not contemplate sales in Europe or
other competing countries. the mar
ket showed strength.
the raising Of the French quota
also was an encouraging factor.
Corn was firm with wheat and oats
moved with the major grains.
Corn Sentiment Bearish
AT the opening wheat was m
changed to Z cent higher. corn was
unchanged to 4 cent higher and
oats Is to 4 cent higher. Provisions
were steady.
Liverpool opened higher and at
mld-atternoon was holding u to
= cenG up. apparently awaiting
some further word from America on
farm board intentions.
Corn is equally as bearish az
wheat. Futures made new lows for
the season on some deliveries on
Saturday
Oats Trade Slow
Cash corn was sold at 30 cents
Tor No. 3 yellow, bringing the farm
ers about 20 cents, depending upon
shipping and other marketing costs.
The movement is expected to be
halted temporarily by the turn in
the weather.
oats traders have largely stepped
out OF their lines with cash inter-
eSts buying on the breaks. Con-
sumption nas been moderate. Oats
sown in the middle west and SOUTH
west are thought to have been
damaged by last weeks freezes.
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Warner Aircraft Corporation in 1891
reported net loss totaling S93.1lS after
all charges, against net loss of $780,
in 1880.
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The BANQUET feature for visiting K of c.
bowlerS at the club house on North Della
ware street, is proving popular. and DR..
Paui kerned; chairman OF the entertain
OF praise all of the visitors going home
satisfied that INDIANAPOLIS is a real tourna-
ment CITY. and willing TO come back the
next time this CITY is awarded the meet
one amusing feature at the club house
Saturday night was the rivalry song fest
between the Irish bows and the Germans
from Milwaukee. The Irish would be get
ting a good start on that wild Irish
Rose" song. when the bows from the Cream
CITY would cut IN with a good old Ger
man tune and drown them out.
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Pin Gossip
BY LEFTY LEE

Fans who sympathzed with Milt VIM
heriy when II was rumOred he would not
receive the A. Is. c. award now can con-
from A. l.. Langtry, secretary of the
American Bowling Congress. that Wimber-
~ had been awarded the coveted gold
medal for the perfect 300 bowling score
rolled in postponed match in the ST
Fhlllp No. League. RECENTLY.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-03-21
DRIVE GAINING
Jobs Now Have Been Found fc>
275,593 by Legion.

By United Press
CHICAGO, March 21-Jobs have
been found for 275,593 men in the
American Legion campaign against
unemployment, the legion an
nounced today.
The figures are based on reports
from 1918 communities. Sixty-four
additional communities have joined
the campaign and 10,074 men were
reinStated in jobs during the last
twenty-four hours. the legion re-
ported.
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Production of sugar by Cuba in 1882 to
March Is amounted to 1,715,000 tons,
against 2,169,0oO turned out in like 1881
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Farr Alpaca Company declared the regu-
lar quarterly dividend of so cents, payable
March
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In the Air

Weather conditions at a. M:
East northwest wind, IS miles an
hour; temperature, SO; barometric
pressure, 1851 at sea level; ceiling,
scattered clouds, smoky, unlimited;
visibility, l mile; field good.
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Sugar melt of fourteen refners from
tons. against TAO. 600 long tons in same
week Of 1891; deliveries totaled 100000
long tons, against 6S5,000 long tons year
ago.
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BIZ Tnited Presa

CLEVELAND. March -Butter-Extras
261zc; standards. 26lzc: market. firm. Eggs
Market, lrm; extra frsts. 121sc; current
heavy fowls. 17G1sc: medium. 2o Ts@Is
Leghorns. 160l7c; smooth springers. fsG
i9c: broilers 21@23c: heavy broilers. 23a
26c' ducks. 20N 21c: old cocks I2NT3c.
geese. 15916c: stays. 13614c; turkeys. Csc.
capons. 24c. Potatoes-Ohio and New YORK
55n soc bushel; Maine Green Mountain, 81
n 75 Nr WV
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American Factory. Ltd, in 1881 earned
S2.42 a share. against S2.S4 in 1880.
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Fl. WAYNE. Ind. March 2i-Hog
market. steady: pigs. S4G425: light liehtS
s4.25@ 4.5o; lights. S4.40G4 so: mediums.
S4.35M4 so: heavies, S4.2564.35: rouchs'
s. so; stays, SAYS; calves. sea-; lambs. Sc
as.
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Hamilton Watch Company and sub
salaries in year ended Dec. 81, 1881.
showed net income of s4,377 after taxes,
depreciation, etc, against S964,4S9 in
1870
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United Press

CINCINNATI March 21.-Butter-Pack-
ing stock. No: / lsc; No. 2. lie; No ,, &c;
butterfat 2l@22c. Eggs-Firm cases in
nearby ungraded 12c: duck eggs. lac; goose
eggs, roc. Live poultry-'Thin and coarse
stock sell only at heavy discount; fowls. 5
lbs and over. lac; Leghorns. 3 lbs and
over. 15c; ROSTERS 10c; colored broilers.
2113c: partly feathered. 12c; Legborn
broilers. Ia lbs. and over, zoe; 2 lbs. and
over. zoe; black springers, lie: ducks un-
whiet. 4 lbs. and over, 16c: under 4 lbs
l3c; colored. lbs. and over 16c; under 1
lbs, 13c; capons, 8 lbs. and over. 23c: I'M
der lbs. zoe; slips. 15c; turkeys. No l
hens. lbs. and over. soc: young toms.
No. l, 10 lbs and over. PC.
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By United Press

CHICAGO, March 1a.-Cash grain close.
mixed. 29i2@31c: No. 4 2oaS09tc. No
yellow 80 q Sac: No. g. 3OG321c: No. 4
z933 "a 5OL2c; No; s, 2sAc: No. white. 3oL
no no. 3 2l12M22c; Rye-No sales. BARLEY
$ag6lc. Timothy-S303.25 Clover-s9a
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BIZ United Press

firm; receipts. 1882 cases; extra firsts.
I294c; 1rsts 12Ac; current receipts. lie;
seconds, 1012c. Butter-Market, firm; re-
ceipts, 10.O65 tubs extras. 22l2c; extra
firsts. 2194 a 22c; firsts, 21Q211ac; seconds,
20G20l2c; standards. 2212c. Poultry-Mar-
ket, steady to strong; receipts, cars;
fowls, 15t2@1712c; springers. 22c; Leg
horns. 15c; ducks, 18@21c; geese. lac;
BOOSTERS, lie: broilers, 22M23c; stays. 1612c
Cheese-TWins. 11H@1124c; young Amer
icas. 12@1212c. Potatoes-On track, 325;
arrivals. 211 shipments. 1890; market
steady; Wisconsin round whites. 95690c;
Idaho russets. S1.3561.45: North Dakota
and Minnesota Early Ohios, S1206135.
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Bulls (yearlings excluded)-
Good and choice beefs. ....... 2.756 3.75
Cutter, common and medium. 200Q 2.7S
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BIZ United Press

Potatoes-Market. steady; Long Island
s1:25@2.75 barrel; southern. s5.50d6 bar
225 barrel; Canada, $1.25N2.75 barrels.
Sweet potatoes-Market. quiet; jersey bas-
kets. 25cMs1.2 rs; southern baskets. 50675c
F1our-Market. dull; spring patents. S4.20
d4.3O. Pork-Market firm; mess. 1910
Lard-Market. easy; middle west spot.
So. l0M5.20. Tallow-Market, steady; spe
cial to extra, .02I2 ~ .02Ac. Dressed poul-
try-Market. quiet; turkeys, 15M30c;
chickens 20@27c; fowls. 1o@23c; broilers.
20d30c; capons. l8@32c; ducks, 12m16c:
Market. firm; geese. 10615c; ducks la
19c; fowls. 29o@23c: turkeys. 20d3oc;
i 5@5ec: caUons IsG soc CbeeseMarSef
ouiet state whole milk. fancy to specials,
1112@19c; young Americas. 13m13l5c.
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STOCK SHARES
RALLY AFTER
EARLY SLUMP
Rail Issues Are Leaders in
Bull Move; Steel
Firms Up.
Average Stock Prices

Average Of thirty industrisls for Satur-
day 1909. of .73 Average Of twenty rails
1927, OF II. Average OF twenty utilities
of .06.
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Chicago Stock Opening
Net Changes
(By James T. Hamill g. CO..

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, March 19.-Closing
prices and net changes on principal
stocks traded today on the New
York Stock Exchange follow:
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Local Wagon Wheat
MARRIAGE Licenses

- CITY grain elevators are paying 4ic for
No red wheat and 41c for No hard