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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-02-18
BY ELMER G. WALLER

NEW YORK, Feb. 18.-The stock
market resumed its upward trend
today after unsettlement at the
Opening when the rails were under
the adverse influence of omission
Of the Southern Pacific dividend.
Southern Pacific touched 26, off
3, on 5000 shares at the opening as
the specialist apparently cleaned
his book at the lowest price which
was below the intrinsic value of the
stock as estimated in the Street
The issue came back more than 2
points and other rails soon regained
their equilibrium.
Industrials had behaved we'll at
the outset, being irregular in a
narrow range. They quickly turned
upward, influenced by the decision
of the Bank of England to reduce
its discount rate from to per
cent.
Bond Group Strong
That cut was followed by SIM
liar action by several Scandina-
Wan countries and some here be-
1ieved the Federal Reserve bank of
New York might cut its rate when
governors meet after the close OF
the stock market today.
A lower New York rate would be
highly beneficial to bonds, especially
United States government issues.
This group was strong and active,
prices in nearly all rising to new
highs for the year. Turnover again
was in large blocks. The entire
bond market flrmed up after early
irregularity.
Steel Leads List
Commodities swung into line on
the upside. Wheat rallied to frac-
tional gains and cotton futures were
bid up about so cents a bale.
Steel common led the stock mar
ket. 1t touched 46A in the early
trading and then came back to 489s
where it was up 12s from the pre-
vious close.
American Can rose to CTS, up Il;
Auburn 100, up rs; A. M. Byers
17A, up IL; Case 81, up IL, and
Du Pont 56A, up 11s. American
Telephone spurted to 1917, up 3
points, while International Tele-
phone was up nearly point at
liz.
Railroad shares f1rmed up above
the previous close in nearly all in
stances. Chesapeake 81 Ohio failed
to regain all its loss. Southern Pa
cific was holding around 1885,
of SIS.
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Deaths

Julia Isiah, IS, 6s5 Darnell, chronic
John T. Roberts. 90, ASIA North sher.
man drive. hypostatic pneumonia.
John w. Arbuckle. "a, city hospital
acute myocarditis.
William D. Croft. SO, s1s East Forty
ninth, sarcoma.
Max W. Schultz. 6S. Methodist hospital
bronchial pneumonia.
Edward Gogen, So, city hospital. car
Hattie H. Hiatt, 81, 7ls East New York,
cerebral hemorrhage.
Maude Morgan, AZ. Methodist hospital,
general peritQpitis.
Edward Banks go, 2741 Parker, lobar
pneumonia.
Wilma Fiack, 2, 4215 Baltimore, broncho
Bessie p Matheson. 4s. s275 MacPher-
son. carcinoma.
Pennsylvania. chronic myocarditis.
June Virginia Samson. IS. 3015 North
Meridian. broncho pneumonia.
Magdalen flanagan. 40, st. Vincent's
hospital toxic mvocarditis.
Marietta Agnew, IS. Sines Sanitarium,
lobar pneumonia.
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Puget Sound Power and Light Company
IN 1881 earned So cents a common share,
against $1.05 in 1880.
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SHARP INCREASE MADE
IN FOURTH QUARTER
Underwood Elliott FisI1er Issues
Optimistic Report.

Underwood Elliott FISHER Issues
Optimistic Report.
By Times Special
NEW YORK, Feb. IA sharp
increase in fourth quarter net earn
ings, which were $405, 349, equiva-
lent to So cents a common share
outstanding after preferred divi-
dends. was reported by Underwood
Elliott-Fisher Company, coinciden-
tally with its annual report, show
ing net earnings for the year Of
81, 401, O61, after all charges and
federal tax, equivalent, after deduc-
ton Of preferred dividends, to $1.79
a share on 674,648 no par common
shares outstanding in the hands Of
the public.
This compares with net earnings
Of $4.011.5 78 for the previous year,
equivalent, after preferred divi-
dends. to $5.56 share on COS. 648
common shares then outstanding.
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London Advances
BIZ United Press

By United Press
LONDON, Feb. 1S.-Unexpected
reduction of the Bank of England
discount rate from to 5 per cent
caused a stampede among bear
traders on the Stock Exchange to-
day as prices rose sensationally.
Trades with large short contracts
outstanding were forced to bid up
prices to cover their commitments.
Volume of dealings, however, was
not large and was out of proportion
with the scope of the advance in
prices.
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Following is the explanation of
Ripley's Believe 1t or Not" which
appeared in Wednesdays Times:
The Ship That Is Lightened by
It's LOad-The maximum light
water draft of the Mayf1ower is
II feet 1916 inches, while its
load-water draft is II feet 6-11-16
inches. The reasons for this
anomalous condition is that the
aft end is the lowest point on
the keel of the famous yacht. A
full load (water, fuel and stores)
tend to depress the forward end.
The vessel pivots on the central
portion, with the result that the
loaded ship Gisplaces less water
than when it is unloaded.
Friday: The Doctor Who Per-
formed His Own Opera ton.
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LILY CUP GROSS FOR
1891 SHOWS INCREASE
Balance Sheet Statement Gains in
Net Assets.

Balance Sheet Statement Gains in
Net Assets.
By Times Special
NEW YORK, Feb. 18.-Lily-THIip
Cup Corporation for 1881 reports
gross profit of $1,729,51 against
$1.72S,7l for 1890. After deductions
Of all expenses, reserves for depres-
sion and federal taxes, the net profit
for 1881 amounted to sos. 41o
against $6o2,058 for 1890. The net
profit for 1881. after preferred divi-
dend requirements, was equal to
$40 share earned on the l89, 545
shares of common stock outstanding
at the close OF the year, against
$S.1T per share earned on the 1884,
900 shares outstanding at the close
of 1880.
The consolidated balance sheet as
Of Dec. 81, 1881, showed current as
sets of $1,640.513 and current la
bilities of s238. AT, compared with
$l.6S2, 703 and 1895 .956, respectively
reported on Dec. 81, 1880.
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CONTINENTAL CAN NETS
1927 A SHARE IN 1891
Part of Years Earnings Set Aside
for JobIess Relief.

for Jobless Relief.
By Times Special
NEW YORK, Feb. 1S.-The an
nual report of Continental Can
Company, Inc, for 1881 made public
today shows net earnings of $780,
500 after all charges and federal
tax, equivalent to 1927 a share on
1,732,985 no par capital shares out
standing and comparing with net
earnings of $8,738,094, or $5.04 a
share for the previous year.
Earnings as reported were after
setting aside the sum of 1920, $40
out of earnings as a special reserve
against receivables in addition to
usual write-offs. In addition, $780,
600 was reserved from earned sur
plus to write down book value of
mortgages, securities. etc., and $780,
600 was appropriated from the same
source Tor unemployment relief.
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Mccall Corporation declared the regular
quarterly dividend Of 621z cents.
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Friday: The Doctor Who Per-
formed His Own Opera ton.
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SHEEP AND LAMBS
Other Livestock
By Times Special

LOUISVILLE. Feb. 1s.-Cattle-R ecaints
200: steady; bulk slaughter steers and neif-
ers.. $4Q5.25; Slaughter cows and bulls
$3;25 down: light StockerS. S3@525. calves
bulk. $6.50@7; medium and throwout veal.
ssrs; IS down. Hogs-Receipts.. SOS; 10 cents
higher: l75-2S5 lbs. $780,; 24o2s5 lbs. 50:
packing .Sows, $2.40@3.15: stays, $2.l5.
Sheep and lambs-Receipts. so: steady. best
tat lambs. mostly $6.25: buck lambs. SIS rs:
throwoutS, $3.50 down; fat ewes, $3.50 down.
wednesdays shipments--Cattle. 26; calves.
100; hogs, none: sheep. one,
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Ell PasO Electric Company in twelve
months to Dec. 81. 1881, net income
depreciation. etc.. against S93i.S74 in
previous twelve months.
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BIZ United Press

CLEvELAND.. Feb. 1s.-Hogs- Receipts.
choice. 150-230 lbs, sorts. $3.50: mixtures
s4.25: 240-3o0 lbs. $4@410: pigs, $3.50.
Cattle-ReceiptS. $50: scattered common
heavier weights. dull; low cutter to me-
GUM ln cows. $243:50; sausage bulls. $3@
$4,000; odd head. $3.50: Gull to medium
S5.50@8. Sheep-ReceiptS. 1000; lambs
steady. to higher: quality and weights con-
Sidered; 90 Id. choice. wool skins, S675;
and nearly good clippers. s5.75.
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New York Stocks
Produce Markets
lBy Thomson q McKinnonl

Eggs country runl--Loss on delivered
iin indianapolis. lie: henery quality 10. /.
Poultry fbuyinR pricesD-Hens weighing
lbs. or over. l5c; under 5 lbs. lac; Lex
horn hens: ioc: broilers: fun IIeatheTed.
horn brothers. loo; spring chickens. 5 lbs.
ducks fun feathered. &c: geese. &c. These:
prices are for No. ! TOP quality quoted BY
butter tvholssale,-No. 1. 2sa2sc: No.
q 23G24c.
Butterfat-2oc.
Cheese (whoiesale selling price per
undl-America loaf. 233zc; pimento loaf
259zc: Wisconsin firsts. Ice: LonRhorns. ice:
New York hmberEer. Soc.
By United Press
NEW YORK. Feb, .is.-Potatoes--
Market. dull: Long Island $192.25 per
barrel: southern. s2Ge per barrel; Idado.
6sTTe1 Ma 5Ea g 500 5oatss barrel
tatoes--Market. dull: Jersey baskets. 25cG9
sI.25: Southern baskets. 50065c. Flour-
Market: steady; spring patents. $500
gf slS ,gs per barrel !. LasTcSM5srks
100 lbs. Tallow~Market. steady: 's Special Isi
to extra. 2ss@25sc per ID. Dressed roultrv
Market. steady: turkeys. 18026c: chick
ems. 20M29c: fowls. 10G22c;- broilers. 200
&c: ducks, 126l6c: Long Island ducks. II
@lgc soo6v 1880 Iiye pGutTy
zoe fowls. isa2oc Turkeys i5@SOc roost
is625c: capons. i6G2sc. Cheese-Market.
nuiet: state whole milk fancy to special
l1h@18c: young America. 12k@131ac.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-02-18
NEW PYRAMID is FOUND

EgyptOIogists Uncover One With
Base $4,000 Feet Long.
By United Press
CAIRO, Feb. ia hitherto un-
known pyramid, the fourth in the
area, has been discovered by an
Egyptian expedition excavating
near the famous CHA pyramids. The
base of the new pyramid is said to
be about $4,000 feet long. It was
attributed by psychologists to
Hentkaw's First Royal Lady in the
Old Kingdom"
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System Would Aid Mort
gage Conditions, Con-
gress Is Advised.
BIZ Times Special

BU Times Special
WASHINGTON, Feb. he. A.
McDougal of New York. president
of the Greensboro corporation, tes-
titled before a senate subcommittee
today that he felt a home loan bank
system would create standardized
mortgage conditions. q free fiow of
mortgage money and a market for
investors"
McDougal predicted however, that
congress eventually would be forced
to extend the bill to include apart
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American Hawaiian Steamship Company
IN 1881 showed net loss of STA, l42 after
interest. depreciation, etc, against net
proht Of 1851. 1886 in 1880.
Atlanta Birmingham and Coast Railroad
COMPANY in 1881 reported net loss OF
S906. 707 after taxes and charges, against
S598.544 in 1880.
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RAW SUGAR PRICES
Eah IT
BENEFIT OF HOME
LOAN BANK CITED
ment construction to meet q very
great social and economic need in
our large centers of population"

The subcommittee was consider
ing one of the bills in the admins
tration emergency relief program. It
proposes setting up of a system OF
twelve banks to facilitate credit ar
rangementS on residences.
McDougal characterized the bill
as "the only piece Of construction
legislation for real estate which has
come before congress in many many
years"
James Mckay, Youngstown, o.,
said the measure would prevent the
collapse Of real estate values which
We are experiencing at the present
time.
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3.45, against 3.447s; Paris, checks, $50;
Amsterdam. $3.50; Italy, 66.25. and Berlin.
1881.
Southern California Edison in 1881
against 1925 share in 1880.
Liquid Carbonic Corporation in 1881
earned $2.96 share, against $4.sS in 1890.
Detroit Edison Company in Twelve
share, against 1884 in previous twelve
months.
Mergenthaler Linotype Company de-
clared the regular quarterly dividend Of
IS cents, payable March 81. of record
March 2. placing stock on So annual basis.
against Sc previously.
Beatrice Creamery Company declared
the regular quarterly dividend of 81 on
common stock, payable April /. of record
March IA.
Car loadings in United States in week
ended Feb. 6 totaled 574,756 cars. an in
crease of 1889 cars over previous week.
but q decrease Of 144,297 from like week
in 1881.
National Transit Company declared the
regular quarterly dividend of IS cents pay
able March Is. of record Feb. 20.
1 Gasoline stocks in United States during
week ended Feb. 10, increased 2,054, 900
barrels to 4S ,430 900 barrels. according to
American Petroleum: domestic crude oil
900 barrels daily. of II, 400 barrels daily
from previous week.
Clark Equipment Company omits quar-
terly dividend Of IS cents on common stock
due at this time, declared the regular
stock. payable March is. of record Feb. 2S
Parker Rust Proof Company in 1891
earned SAB common share. against s4.52
in 1880.
ChrysIer Corporation declared the reg
mar I1aT quarterly dividend of IS cents in
cents in 1880.
+, Market I, str, Street Railway Company in
amounted to si,2sszz2l after iS oTdina neS
taxes but before interest, depreciation and
federal taxes. against s1.S63,212 in pre-
Mccall Corporation declared the regular
quarterly dividend Of 621s cents.
Puget Sound. Power and Light Company
in 1881 earned So cents common share
against sl.o5 in 1880.
Virginia Electric and Power Company in
1881 earned $3.50 a preferred share
against $1,000 in 1880.
Arthur G. Mckee g. Co. declared the
regular quarterly dividend of s7iS cents
on class B common stock. payable April /.
of record March 20.
Ell PasO Electric Company in twelve
months to Dec. 81. 1881, net income
amounted to s795. 735 after taxes, charges.
depreciation, etc.. against S934S74 in
previous twelve months.
American Hawaiian Steamship Companv
IN 1881 showed net loss of STA 142 after
interest. depreciation. etc, against net
profit of $751;. 686 in 1880.
Atlanta Birmingham and Coast Railroad
Company in 1881 reported net loss Of
Ss06,1OI after taxes and charges, against
S598.544 in 1880.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-02-18
BUILDING Permits

Homer Neglev. addition. s7o2 North Key
stone. $3.50.
w. j. Holiday. alterations and repairs.
100 South Meridian $500.
j. W. Hussev. reroof. 1888 Central $500.
Hueckel Express Company. repairs. 942
Frank Biuestein. garage. 4sT West Twcn-
" Michael Mahoney. repairs. 1902 East
Michigan. s40O.
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Gasoline stocks in United States during
barrels to 4s, $50 600 barrels, according to
output during same week averaged 2,138,-
900 barrels daily. of Il. 400 barrels daily
from previous week.
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BIZ United Press

PITTSBURGH. Feb. 8.-Hogs-Receipts,
900: market, steady; 17o-2sO lbs. So 500
4;i19: ~ 24o-2S0 lbs;a $4;2594.4O: 140-15O los
rs cents higher: bulk. $3.25@S.5O. Cattle
Receipts. 80: market. little higher; me-
dunn to eaTy COWS ssS4 caiyeS re-
ceipts. so; market, steady: good and choice
gealers. $4,000: medium grade, $5.50@7:
ceipts. 1850: market. about steady: lambs
$6.50@6.75.
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STOCK SHARES
RALLY AFTER
EARLY SALES
Cut in English Bank Rate
Signal for General
Buying.
Average Stock Prices

Average Of thirty industriaIs for Wednes-
Gay s2.24. on 3.5l. Average OF twenty rails
sssel, on l,64; Average Of twenty utilities
1917. up .06.
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Car loadings in United States in week
ended Feb. 6 totaled 574.756 cars. an in
crease of 1889 cars over previous week.
in 1881.
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National Transit Company declared the
regular quarterly dividend of IS cents pay
able March Is. of record Feb. 20.
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Thermoid Company in 1881 reported
profit at $163. 413 after depreciation, inter-
est. ETC., against profit of $380.765. after
depreciation, interest. etc, but before fed
eral taxes in 1880.
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By United Press

CHICAGO. Feb. I7.-cash grain close:
soc: No. mixed. soc. Corn-No. 8 mixed.
s56@35Nc: No. l. SAX a35c: No. . yellow.
old and new mixed. .:sS1sc: No. 3 yellow
white 35Gc: No. 4 white, 341k635Kc.
ooats-No. 2 white. 25926a4c: latter
2slEN241sc. Rve-No. D. lsHc. Barley
goose: Observation-Disclosures Clover
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DOw-JOneS
Summary

international Cement Corporation de-
clared the regular quarterly dividend of SO
cents, placing stock on 50 annual basis,
against SO previously, dividend payable
March 81. of record March IL.
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NEW YORK COFFEE RANGE
PAINLEVE CABINET HEAD

Former Premier Commissioned to
Succeed Laval.
By United Press
PARIS, Feb. 18.-Paul Painleve.
former premier and veteran French
politician, was commissioned today
by President Paul Doumergue to
form a cabinet.
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New York cables opened in London at
3.45, against 3447s; Paris, checks, 87.50;
Amsterdam. $3.50; Italy, 66.25, and Berlin.
1881.
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By United Press

EAST BUFFALO, Feb. 1s.-Hogs on sale
1900; fairly active to all interests,
generally 10c higher; bulk 160-210 lbs,
$4.75; some held $485; mixed lots with
light and medium weight end, $4.55@
underweights, $3T5@425. cattle-Re-
ceipts, so; common steers and heifers,
$4.75@5.75; cutter cows, $l.50@2.50 Calves
Receipts, LOO; lamb trade not fully
established; bidding steady to strong; ask
ing 15c to Csc higher; ~ shorn lambs,
S.; good woolskins, s6.0J: beet lambs
firmly held 81,
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Net Changes

By United Press
NEW YORK, Feb. Closing
prices and net changes on principal
stocks traded today on the New
York Stock Exchange follow:
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Report OF trustees of National Service
companies for 1881 shows profit of $780,
O35 after expenses and federal taxes,
but before interest.
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Clark Equipment Company omits quar-
terly dividend of Is cents on common stock
due at this time; declared the regular
quarterly dividend of $1.75 on preferred
stock. payable March Is. of record Feb. 20.
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Beatrice Creamery Company declared
the regular quarterly dividend of 81 on
common stock. payable April /. of record
March IA.
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Local Wagon Wheat

City grain elevators are paying &c for
Ne. red wheat and 47c for No. hard
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Southern California Edison in 1881
earned $253 a share on common stock.
against 1925 a share in 1880.
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Mergenthaler Linotype Company de-
clared the regular quarterly dividend of
IS cents, payable March 81, of record
March 2. placing stock on So annual basis.
against Sc previously.
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Net income of Green Bay & Western
Railroad Company for year ended Dec. 81
1881, was $222, 1872 after taxes, rents, etc.,
against $3.50, 491 in 1880.
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BIZ United Press

TOLEDO, Feb. 17.-Cash grain close:
No. 2 red. e11s@6215c. corn-No. y VEL
low: 37h@38l2c. Oats-No. ? white. 27is
@281ac. Rve-No. 2. 46147c Track prices.
No. 1 red, cent premium: No. 5 red i
to , cents discount: No: red. 20 5
33isc: No. yellow. 81 G32c: No. / yellow.
28l2 @30c. Oats-No. 2 white. 241s a251sc:
No: white. 23@24ac. Clover-Prime
sike-Cash. $8.75: February. sS.75: March
$3.50. Butter-Fancv creamery. 23n26c
Eggs--Extras. 141a@15c. Hay-Timothv Der
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Market Street Railway Company in
amounted to $1,266,424 after ordinary
taxes. but before interest, depreciation and
federal taxes. against $1.363 212 in pre-
vtous twelve months.
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By United Press

CINCINNATI Feb. ls.-Hogs-Recelpts,
1900: Including 2,5ss. direct: 81 held over:
unevenly steady to 10 cents higher. late
lbs. ..$4.25@4 50: mostly $3.50 on aronnd
225 lbs. down: 24O-2s0 lbs. .$4Q4.25: S25
Ga sows. mostly IS: liTStweiph hts ssSS
cattle---Receipts. 500: calves. as: slow.
generally steady to weak with all cows
and medium steers and heifers. S405.25
one load good 795-pound heifers. $3.50:
good steers: absent: beef cows. $2.75@3 :25:
| 62.50: bulls. $3.50 down: godo and choice
vealers. fully steady. $7,50@8; lower grades
ceipts. 1900; supplies light: better grade
lambs. practically absent: uuotable steady.
$6M6.50 mostly: best kinds up to $6.75 or
better lower grades weak to IS cents lower
under no demand: common and medium,
$465.50: palmer throwouts below: sheep.
81 down.
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Liquid Carbonic Corporation in 1881
earned $2.96 share. against $4.38 in 1880.
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BIZ United Press

LAFAYETTE. Ind. Feb. 1s.-Hog-
Market. ,1o@2oc higher, 10000 lbs. s4I5:
200-225 lbs. $40: 225-250 lbs. 81: 250-275
$40; l40-160 lbs. $3.75: 120-i40 lbs. So. so:
l00-120 lbs. $3.25: roughs So down: top
calves 81: top lambs. $545.50.
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Chicago Grain Range
Feb. 1s-

BIZ Times Special
CHICAGO. Feb. Is.-Carlots: Wheat. So:
corn, l2l; oats. 81; rye. l. and barley, Z.
By Times Special
CHICAGO, Feb. 17.-Primary receipts
$4,000 against i,206, 600: oats, $50. 00l
against .224.000. Shipments: Wheat, 5O4. :
600 against $4,000; corn, 100000 against
$4,000; oats, $4,000 against $4,000
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Parker Rust Proof Company in 1881
earned SAB common share, against $4.52
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ChrysIer Corporation declared the reg
ular quarterly dividend of 25 cents in
1881. 33 cents common share, against
cents in 1880,
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Detroit Edison Company in twelve
months to Jan. 81 1889, earned 1896 a
share, against 1884 in previous twelve
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TREASURY STATEMENT
New York Curb Market
CBy Thomson g. McKinnon)
Chicago Stocks Opening
(By James T. Hamill q co.,

(By James T. HamIH q Col
Feb. 18--
Asso Tel Util.. s insult Com 80. 3,
Bendix Avia =. 1874 insult IS. 40. 2oN
cent So Wst :. Middle West =. 417
cent Pub Ser A SID Utilities :. IL
cities Serv -. 6lslSwift & Co... 1874
Cord Corp -. 5SslUt g. Indus pfd 1024
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-02-18
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Receipts, 400; market. steady.