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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-01-18

Florida Power and Light Company re-
ports net income for twelve months ended
Nov. 30 1881. amounted to 50, 1873, 513 after
taxes. interest. depreciation etc, against
Sl,936,045 in like period of 1890.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-01-18
SWINE DISPLAY
STRONG TREND
AT CITY YARDS
Steer Trade Slow, Quality
Plain; Asking Higher
in Sheep.

Hogs advanced Is cents this
morning at the city yards, weights
from $50 to 235 pounds showing
the upturn. The bulk, 100 to $50
pounds, sold for $500 to $4.55; early
top holding at $4.55. Receipts were
estimated at $500; holdovers were
70.
In the cattle market steers we're
slow with the quality plain. Sheep
stock showed a strong trend. Re-
ceipts were 500. Vealers sold up so
cents at SO down. Calf receipts were
200.
Native lambs held steady to
strong. Westerns were undeveloped
with asking higher. Receipts were
1900.
Chicago hog prices were steady
to 10 cents higher than Fridays
average; ITO to 22O pound weights
selling at $4.25 to $4.35. Receipts
were 10000, including $4,000 direct.
Holdovers were 1000. Cattle re-
ceipts were $4,000; calves 1000;
market steady. Sheep 10000;
steady.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-01-18
BRITISH TRADERS MELT
COINS TO SELL GOLD

Sovereign Goes Above Par; Coined
With Excess Amount of Metal.
By United Press
LONDON, Jan. 1S-The melting
Of gold coins, an offense punishable
by two years imprisonment. was
reported rapidly increasing TODAY
as a result Of abandonment of the
gold standard.
1t was claimed that an organiza-
ton had appointed agents through
out the country Offering 25 shilI-
ings for a gold sovereign, ordinarily
valued at 20 shillings. A sovereign
is coined to contain .256 ounces of
22-carat gold, which now is worth
about 80 shillings.
1t was reported that a trader in
Manchester made 500 pounds in a
week trading in sovereign.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-01-18
MARRIAGE Licenses

Herman c. Lewis. SO. Of Louisville. car
penter. and Vera Edna Warden, 80, of
R. r. f. Indianapolis.
David L. Burge, 81 of 332 Berwyn
street. bakery salesman. and Mildred C.
Sturgeon, 20. of 532 Bervyn street. credit
office authorizor.
Allen A. Thorne. Is. of $50 North Penn
sylVania street. cashier, and Frances o.
Johnson. rs. of 1865 College avenue. in
J. Elmer CaudelI. 20. of 500 South
State street. telephone company employee,
ana Anna T. Reidy, %. of 5055 South
State street
Harry Baxter A. of Indianapolis. bridge
worker. and Lille Sanders, ~, of 307
Spring street, housekeeper.
DR.. Emery c. Thorne 26. of 614 North
Fourth street. Vincennes. dentist. and
Esther Abrassart. Is. OF GA Broadway.
James D. Mooney. % Indianapolis
truck driver. and Frances Virgins. 26. Of
1903 East Market street. houseworker
Howard NJ. Meyer. 40. of Indianapolis.
lawyer. and Edna Grace Brewer. g. of
2O20 North Delaware street. stenographer
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CHARITY HEADS CALLED
State Institution Superintendent
VIII Convene Here.

John A. Brown, secretary of the
state board of charities, announced
tday that the quarterly meeting of
institution superintendent and
trustees will be held Wednesday at
the Indiana University medical
center.
Speakers will be Roscoe Kiper Of
the state industrial board, DR.. VIII
liam D. Catch, DR.. Burton D. Mey-
ers and DR.. George j. 6arceauS, al
Of the medical center.
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Jan. 16-
CHICAGO
NEW YORK
NEW ORLEANS
Truck Driver Killed

BRAZIL, Ind, Jan. tS.-Noble j.
Yohe, %. a truck driver OF Lebanon
and Indianapolis, was killed in
stantly near here today when the
truck he was driving collided head
on with another. Authorities be-
lieve Yohe fell asleep at the wheel
Both trucks caught fire. Yohe was
burned badly.
w. j. Cook, Terre Haute, driver
of the other machine, and Albert
Lawrence, Greencastle, a hitch
hiker riding with Cook, were in
cured slightly.
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.BrightSpots
of Business
BY United Press.


NEW YORK. Jan. 18.-Steel ,emand is
more definitely on the upgrade. advancing
operations l point to 26 per cent of ca
pac1ty during the past week. according to
steel"
DETRoIT-Detroit Edison Co. and sub
salaries reported Let income for 1881
Sl1.116.667 in 1880.
PITTSBURGH-Erie railroad placed or
derS for 31,377 tons of rails for 1882 re-
1856 tons. Illinois steel 6.f47 ions and
miscellaneous producers GIFTS tons.
NEW YoRK-Radio Marine Corp. re-
celyed orders to equip eight new vessels
with radio telegraph and direction finder
apparatus.
ground Just purchased, S. H. Hubert. To-
cal sales manager, said.
craft Corporation division of Detroit Air
craft Corporation received a $500 600 con-
tract for four planes.
CHICAGO Local furniture factories
we're reported stepping up production to
NIL orders received at the national fur
niture show.
LAWRENCE, Mass.-The Lawrence Dye
Works Will open soon and the East
Webster Cotton Print works have
sufficient orders on hand to assure full
time work a result of recent i'm
proVement in cotton goods, it was said.
CLEVELAND-Ea of Industrial
Rayon Corporation improved sharply in
the last half of 1881 and the company
will show its 81 annual common dividend
comfortably covered for 1881, it was re-
ported.
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Saturdays
Net Scores
LOCAL SCORES

LOCAL SCORES
Tech IS: Lebanon, 10.
Msrtinsville 40; ShortTidge, II.
cambridge ~: Warrington, IL.
Cathedral, 20; Central Catholic, 20.
OTHER SCHOOLS
Griffith, 30: crisman. 10.
=. Petersburg, 10; Garfield tTcrre Haute).
waidron. 2s: Flat Rock. 10.
Warsaw, %: Silver Lake, 8.
Huntington. 20: Oakland City. l6
81. Simon fWsshingtonl. ~; Odon. Z.
=. connersvilie, -; stivers dayton. o..
Bosse ' tESanvIne). 10; Sullivan, II.
North Side IT. Wayne. 81; Hartford
South side ut. wayne. IS; New Haven.
Chicago Heights Cnlinois). 40; Crown
Wallace cary. %: whiting is.
Horace Mann (Faryl. 81; Frankfort. II.
Crawfordsville, II; west Lafayette, 10
Hope Varsity. 81: Columbus reserves, II.
Bloomington. 49, Mitchell "a.
Salsberry. %; Bloomfield, 10.
Reitz lEyansvillel, 80; Mt, Olympus. 10.
BoonviIle, %; spurgeon. IS.
Greensburg, ~; Noblesville. 10.
Carmel, 20; Walnut Grove. 10.
Anderson, a.; Bedford. IS.
Washington, 81; Kokomo, %.
Riley South Bend, "a; Plymouth, 10.
Hagerstown. 80: Boston, IS.
Economy. 80; Kitchel %.
FULTON COUNTY TOURNEY
FULTON, %; Talma. is.
Akron. Al; Grass Creek IA
Fulton. rs; Akron, 20 (hnaD.
FAYETrE COUNTY TOURNEY
EE{yertton. q: Orange. II.
Alquna. 10; Everton, 16 (hnal).
HENDRICKS COUNTY TOURNEY
Brownsburg. 81: Plainheld, 10.
DanyiDe, IA. Lizton 10
DanYille. 20: 3rownsburg, is (finaD.
MIAMI COUNTY TOURNEY
Converse. 20: Macy. 81.
Peru reserves, 10; Bunker Hill, IS.
Peru reserves, 30; Converse, - (fnaD.
HANCOCK COUNTY TOURNEY
Eden, %; Fortville. 16.
Westland, 80; wilkinson, IS.
Eden, 70; Westland ~ (nnaD.
WABASH COUNTY TOURNEY
Chester. 81; Somerset, 20.
LaFontaine, 30; Roam, is.
Chester, Ia, La Fontaine. II (hnaD.
GRANT COUNTY TOURNEY
Matthews, 70; Van Buren,. 10.
Jonesboro, %: Swayzee "a.
! Jonesvoro. 30; Matthews, n ChnaD.
HENRY COUNTY TOURNEY
Newcastle Reserves, %; Sulphur Springs.
Middletown, rs; straughn, 49,
Newcastle Reserves. Is; Middletown. 10
fhnaD.
ROYAL CENTER INVITATIoNAL
Royal Center, II; Young America, is.
bucerne, 81: onward, 20.
3 Royal Center, 90; Lucerne, IS (dnaD.
LA PORTE BLIND TOURNAMENT
Michigan City, 20; Mishawaka, 10
tdoube oVertmel
Central (South Bend). 81; La Porte. 10.
Michigan City, %; Central (South Bend
10 (hnaD.
sHELBYVILLE BLIND TOURNEY
! Shelhyville, 35: Rushvile, 49,
! Greenfield. 26; Richmond, 20.
/ Shelbyville, 35; Greenfield 10.
/ Rushville, 49, Richmond. 10.
! BLUFFTON BLIND TOURNEY
J Bluffton. 10; Auburn 49,
B kendallville. 81; Decatur, II.
Bluhton, 80; Kendalville, 10.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-01-18
BY ELMER G. WALLER
United Press Financial Editor


NEW YORK, Jan. 18.-The stock
market fiuctuated back and forth in
narrow swings during the first two
hours of trading today.
A steady opening was followed by
decline in all sections, after which
the list rallied on firm bond
market and an extension of gains
in wheat. The rise failed to hold
and around noon the list was NOV
ing around the previous closing lev
els.
Leading issues were barely
changed as the end of the second
hour approached. Steel common
held at AN, up r.; Auburn, 145A
up Il; General Electric, 245s, off Is !;
General Motors, %, off IS; Ameri-
can, 63%, off 4, and Radio, 8,
off u.
Oil Shares Strong
Railroad shares slipped back
fractions to point and utilities
Weer down fractionally.
Oil shares stood out as strong
spots with Standard Of New Jersey
the feature at 2917, up nearly a
point. Small gains were made by
Sinclair and Standard of California.
United States government loans
f1rmed up, aiding sentiment in the
share list. The railroad list firmed
up from lower opening. Foreign
government loans slipped back to
lower levels.
Steel News Cheerful
Good news from the steel indus
try was featured by report from
Youngstown that the Farrell plant
of Carnegie Steel Company had
stepped up operations to so per cent
of capacity. The plant recently has
been operating between 30 and 4C
per cent.
Buying went ahead in grains
where wheat futures were carried
up rs to Ia cents a bushel. Wheat
authorities here belittled talk OF
pool operations in wheat. They stat
ed good buying has been noted in
wheat for some time and explained
Saturdays and today's Spurts as due
almost entirely t. nervous short
covering. Cotton futures were car
ried up z to IL points.
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BIZ United Press
LOW VALUE OF DOLLAR
AIDS FRENCH BANKERS
Deny U. S. to France Gold Move
ment Is War Debt Threat.

OCAJ Os % W EIdAlCC GOlu MOVE
ment Is War Debt Threat.
By United Press
PARIS, Jan. 18.-French bankers
insisted today that the current light
movement of gold from the United
States to France was not a weapon
to force the American congress to
agree to war debt reductions such
as has been suspected in many
quarters recently.
They say the movement was mere
ly because of the fact that the dol
lar has dropped to level where
it is profitable to ship gold to
France and sell it there. Weakness
in the dollar has been attributed
to French opinion that recent eco
nomic developments in the United
States contain what they consider
"lnf1ationary aspects"
The American dollar closed steady
at 25.41 francs, of II cent under
Saturdays close. General prices on
the Paris bourse we're slightely
lower.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-01-18

Nebraska Power Company in clever
months ended Nov. 30 1881. reported mel
income Of s2.400.761 after taxes. interest
depreciation. etc. against s2159. 700 il
eleven months ended NoVember 1890
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HOUSTON, Tex.-ContinentaI Can Co.
will build a $400 600 plant in Houston on
ground Just purchased. S. H. Hubert To-
cal sales manager, said.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-01-18

NEW YORK. Jan. 18-Steel ,emand is
more definitely on the upgrade. advancing
pacity during the past week. according to
steel"
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Pacific Power and Light Company in
ported net income of 1919, 1872 after taxes.
interest, depreciation, ETC.. against 1922
334 for twelve months ended Nov. 80.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-01-18
Chicago Stocks Opening
By James T. HomiI & CO..


Alleged to have sold twelve stolen
automobiles, all new, to Fl. Wayne
car dealers, william Charles Long,
Chicago. was arrested there today
and will be turned over to federal
authorities, attaches of the state
police department here announced.
The cars we're reported stolen in
Chicago.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-01-18
By United Press

cel EAsT S sT LaooggIs. jar. 18-Hogs-Re-
$4s5 5' m yogp , manaPset loGI5c higher top,
ESQ lbs $4@4.15; pigs. s4@4.45:' so 5av-
SsaGi%s2S ao G0attiemRsceipts 2s0O calves
SnG heifers. and few bulls Strong to 2sc
a at ss H. COWS strong vealers Csc higher
' 'S7 $50, . mlxe9 yearlingS and heifers, SIS
20; top medium bulls, 81. Shee9EP9eeee
f &c 5s: ZOO; market, lambs opened steady
e 20 zoe dIoS%er; choice lambs to city butch.
eIS, SOV o;oO; packers bidding soc lower.
common throwouts, $3.5OG4 -O"ei'
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By United Press

CINCINNATI. o.. Jan. 1s.-Hogs-Re-
over; $50; unevenly 1oc to zoe higher; 30
20 10 20 1S0 ID; weights draggy; others mod
eEaeI6ely ACTIVE; better grade 100 to 22o lbs,
2SO to $50 lbs, $4.10@45O 275 to 900
IDS, $S,85@4; a few 100 to 140 lbs. $4.25:
SoWS strong to 25c higher at $S63.25.
steers and heifers slow, mostly steadv:
Spots strong; common and medium GRADES
S49o.15; few better finished kind. S6S
o:oO; all COWS strong spots CSC higher.
most beef COWS. $3.50G4; bulk low cutters
and cutters, $2.25@3.25; bulls steadv
S Seod down. yealers active, fully steady;
grades, So down Sheep 81 So. i iuM5r
SStTrong to 25c higher; better grades. S6SS
ot:Io; common and medium, $465.5O: sheen
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-01-18
In the Cotton Markets
fRr rhomson 8 McKinnonl

NEW YORK, Jan. 16.-The cotton
market steady, about 1 to 8 points
above last nights close. The de-
mand coming from Liverpool and
far eastern connections.
After the opening call there was
some weekend liquidation by COM
mission houses and scattered south
ern selling. Cotton is acting very
steady and we would take advan-
tage of any setback to buy some cot
ton.
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WHEAT OPTIONS
MAKE GAINS IN
SPIRITED TRADE
Weak Cables, Easy Tone in
Securities Fail to
Halt Upturn.
BY HAROLD E. RAINvILLE
United Press stan Correspondent

CHICAGO, Jan. 18.-Wheat con-
tinued its spectacular rise of Sat-
urday as the Board of Trade
opened this morning and rose
around l cent at the start. The
weakness in stocks and the failure
of Liverpool to fully respond to
the Saturdays advance here failed
to check the upturn and buying
went on avidly, largely on orders
accumulated over the weekend.
There was scattered profit-taking
on the rally and selling against
resting orders. Corn reacted. and
with better weather and larger
country offerings, lost ground frac-
tionally. Oats followed corn in a
downturn.
Heavy Trade Oversold
At the opening wheat was & cent
to is cents higher, corn was X
cent higher to 4 cent lower and
oats Il cent lower and oats 4 cent
to q cent down. Provisions were
steady
Chief interest this morning is
centered in the various rumors that
brought about the sharp rally here
Saturday. There was nothing that
tranSpired Ger Sunday to give au-
thority to the causes attributed with
causing the rise. Wheat had been
oversold, it was admitted.
Conservatives believe that the
prospects of an early enactment of
the reconstruction finance bill had
as much influence as the talk of
pools being former in the east to
boost prices.
West Taking Corn
Liverpool was sharply but only IL
pence or rs cents up at midafter-
noon.
The sharp advance in corn
brought increased country offerings
and 100000 bushels were booked. the
largest in some time. Practically all
OF 1t was from Illinois. It is said
that Iowa has sent no corn to Chi
cago this season, the west absorbing
all the Iowa offerings with buving
by feeders, an important develop-
ment.
Declines meet buying of both cash
ana futures in oats. The market
mas been very narrow so far with
prlce changes of little significance
The weather was warmer TODAY
IMAM on Saturday over the grain
belt.
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LOS ANGELES, JAN 18.-Lockheed Air
craft Corporation division of Detroit Air
| craft Corporation received a $500, 900 con-
tract for four planes.
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PITTSBURGH-Erie railroad placed or
ders for .S1,377 tons of rails for 1882 re-
iss55 TONS fnOs steei e III ons and
miscellaneous producers GIFTS tons.
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Broad Street Investing Companv re-
ported net assets as Of Dec. 81 were
$d,S95. 296, equal to 1894 a share. against
Sz'l54,9l7, or $3.50 a share at end of 1880
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-01-18

Stock of crude rubber in London on Jan.
is, totaled 6S,272 tons, a decrease of SOS
IONS from previous week; Liverpool stocks
1862, an increase of 1010 tons.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-01-18

NEW YORK--Radio Marine Corp. re-
ceived orders to equip eight new vessels
with radio telegraph and direction finder
apparatus.
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In the Air

Weather conditions at 9 a. m:
West wind, IA miles an hour:
temperature, 30: barometric pres
sure, 1904 at sea level; ceiling, un-
limited; visibility, Is miles; field,
soft.
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Find New Yorker Dead in Seine
By United Press
PARIS, Jan. ia body found
in the Seine was identified today
as that Of Richard Wall, New York,
who was slain and thrown into the
river last month.
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subsidiaries in year ended Dec 81. earned
SOD on 5S4,926 average number OF class SIS
1880. ''-' III '1'''44 'OniOi"0u SHARES III
California crude oil output last week
averaged 5O9.7OO barrels daily, an in
crease of S,65O barrels over preceding
week. according to California Oil World.
New York cables opened In London at
8.675; Italy, sS25. and Berlin, 1887 O""
Standard Oil of Kentucky reduced
prices all grades of gasoline 1 cent
gallon, effective immediately in north
ern Kentucky.
., Treasury is offering $4,000. 900 ninety
tnree-oay treasury bills to be sold on dis
/ count count basis to highest bidder and will be
oateo Jan. 20. to mature April 81.
Broad Street Investing Company re-
ported nns 81 net assets as of Dec. 81 were
$$55'S95' Egg, equal to SIG: a share. against
Stock of crude rubber in London on Jan.
10, toIaleo 68,2I2 tons, a decrease of SOS
Ions from previous week; Liverpool stocks
1862, an increase of 1,010 tons.
Jewel Tea Company in FIVE weeks
ended Jan. 2, 1882, sales amounted to
S1,2O3,O12, against SI,22O16S for four
weeks ended Dec. 81, 1880; for year
ended Jan. 2, 1882, sales amounted to
SlS'695,215, against S15,475,24O for year
S1S,695,215, against S15,475,24O for year
ended Dec. p, 1880.
-
sports. net income of $2,o32. $50 for twelve
months ended Nov. 80 1881 after taxes
interest depreciation, etc. against 81, l08. :
809 IN like period of 1890.
Pacific Power and Light Company in
twelve months ended Nov 30 1881 re-
ported net income of 1878, 1872 after taxes.
interest, depreciation, etc, against 1922
1880. N -'''' o.
regular quarterly dividends of so cents
share on common and 871z cents a
share on preferred, both payable Feb
!, OF record Jan. 26.
Associated Telephone Company on
Dec. 81, 1881, reported 1880 holders of
all classes of stock as compared with
9,617 on the same date year earlier;
this number GAP represents common
S-OS->~Ao@e.SAS
end of 1880.
Florida Power and Light Company re-
ports net income for twelve months ended
NOV 80, 1881. amounted to 81, 1873 ,513 after
taxes. interest. depreciation. ETC., against
Sl,936,O45 in like period of 1880.
United Paperboard Company Inc in six
months ended Nov % 1881 reported loss
amounting to S192969 after expenses. but
before depreciation, against loss of 500, 485
Tor six months ended Nov. 30, 1880.
Net income of Kansas Gas and Electric
Company for twelve months ended Nov.
3d. 1881. was $1.336 s07 after taxes, inter-
est. depreciation. etc. against 81 333. 404
IN twelve months ended Nov. 30, 1880.
Texas Power and Light Company in
twelve months ended Nov. 30, 1881. net
income amounted to S2,653,6Se after
taxes, interest, depreciation, ETC., against
S2.724,65S for twelve months ended Nov.
3d. 1880.
Nebraska Power Company in eleven
months ended Nov. 80. 1881. reported net
income Of 50. 400 761 after taxes. interest
depreciation. etc. against s2159. 700 in
eleven months ended November 1890
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-01-18
OIL TARIFF VOTE NEAR
House Republican Floor Leader
Favors Ballot, He Says.

mouse republican Floor Leader
Favors Ballot, He Says.
By United Press
WASHINGTON, Jan. 18-ProS-
poets for a vote at this session on
an oil and copper tariff were en-
HANGED today when house Republi-
can floor leader Smell said he fav-
ored a vote on tariff schedules en-
bodied in tariff commission reports
to congress.
The commission recently reported
on both these products. Smell made
his announcement after a meeting
Of the Republican steering commit
tee at which an oil tariH was dis
cusSed. He said there had been no
agreement at the meeting.
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Minnesota Power d Light COMPANY re-
ports, net income of $2,o32. 656 for twelve
interest depreciation, etc. against 81 ios
809 in like period of 1880.
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New York Bank Stocks
(By Thomson 81 McKinnonl
Ian IL
Net Changes
By United Press

By United Press
NEW YORK, Jan. Closing
prices and net changes on principal
stocks traded today on the New
York Stock Exchange follow:
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Other Livestock
BIZ United Press

LAFAYETTE, Ind, Jan. 1s.-Hog mar
get steady to 10 cents higher; 10000 lbs,
$$4.So: 200 200o22S lbs. $4;2o; 225-25O lbs,
S0o-325 lbs. $3.50; 140-160 lbs, So. SO; 100,
I4G lbs. $685.. Roughs, So down; top
caves So, good to choice, $6-7; lambs,
good to choice, $3.50.
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Jewel Tea Company in five weeks
ended Jan. 2, 1882, sales amounted to
S1,2OS,O12, against SI,22O,16S for four
weeks ended Dec. ~, 1880; for year
ended Jan. 2, 1882, sales amounted to
SlS,695,215, against S15,475,24O for year
S1S,6s5,215, against S15,475,%4O for year
ended Dec. %, 1880.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-01-18
STOCK MARKET
IRREGULAR IN
NARROW RANCE
Rally on Strength in Bonds,
Grain Fails to Hold
Around Noon.
Average Stock Prices

Average Of thirty industrials for Satur-
day s4.44, of IA. Average Of twenty
rails 40.42, of 80. Average of twenty
bonds 8094. of "a
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BIZ United Press

TOLEDO, o. Jan. is.-Elevator Prices:
WI Whes 3 No 2 red. 611sss62lsc. Corn
70 Z yellow. 4l042c. Oats-No. 2 white
29ia @3olac. Rye-No. 2. soc Grain NJ;
track, 2s12c rate. Wheat-No. 2 red.
S6ls q SIC; No. l red. 1c premium. Corn
34A635c. Oats-No. 2. white. 2ei n I5c:
No white. 25m26Hc. Glover Prime
s875: Feb, S8.S5; March. So Aisvke
ter-Fancv creamery 25028c. Eyes
Extra. Ice. Hay-Timothy per cwt, 81
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Lincoln Printing Company declared the
regular quarterly dividends of so cents
share on preferred both payable Feb
l, of record jan rs.