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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-09-06

Amanda Leak of Lizton placed
in more than half the contests in
the fourth and fifth year All Club
baking project at the state fair, to
take honors in clubs exhibit.
She won a first, second, five
thirds, and a fourth. Mary Vein
of Lafayette, Virginia Kennedy of
Morgantown, and Virginia Clark of
summitvile took two f1rsts each in
the fourth and fifth year display.
The awards:
FIRST YEAR PROJECT
Glass A. White Flour Notwithstanding
White, Newcastle; Jean Eddy; Mildred
Bloomington; Maxine Jenkins Daleville:
Whole Wheat or Graham MuffinS-Mir-
lam Cecil, Muncie; Mary Francisconi,
Martinsville; Marion Dayee, Brooklyn
Mary Clark, Summitville; Mildred Eaton.
SECOND YEAR PROJECT
Gingerbread. One-Pound Loaf = Helen
J. Hubbard. Frankfort; Anna E. Poorman.
Johnson, Orleans; Mae Sim, Bloomington.
Nut Bread One.Pound Loaf-Irma
Blank. Bridgeport; Rebecca Wheeler, West
field; Eileen Cunningham, Martinsville
Dorothy Stinson, Needham; Dorothy
Emery Kokomo.
Drop Biscuits-wilma Venable Eaton
Virginia Blank Bridgeport; Irma Blank,
Bridgeport Gertrude Thomas, Martins
Vile; Virginia Gray, Greenwood.
Drop Cookies, without Frosting Helen
Roder, Wyatt; Harriet Powers, Greenfeld
Pauline Swick Mentone; Jeanne Call Gas
ton Fairie Totter, Falkland
Oatmeal Drop Cookies-Mary Hornaday,
FShsr MaFI g Nae Nae %arsh B6 a
town; Virginia Kirkham, Knightstownf
THIRD YEAR PROJECT
White Flour Yeast Bread-Virginia
Dean, Greencastle. Eunice Skinner, Lafay-
cite; Ann Dunmoody, Lafayette; Elizabeth
Snider, Markle; Gledith Fielder Bloom
lngton
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fremont All-Stars desire a game for
Sunday Phumville, notice. second
baseman is wanted. See Jim Collins at 523
Kentucky avenue Hunt Of Indianapolis
Bulldogs is requested to see Collins. Ire
evening at Diamond Chain diamond, Ken
lucky avenue and West street.
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Early Football Notes

Brightwood football team will enter the
EN- Roe League this year. George Null
holland, former Butler player. Will serve
as coach. All players and tryouts are
asked to report at Brightwood playground
Wednesday at $50. Brooks jackson.
Kreuger, Woods. Corey. X Hornning, c.
Hornning. H Mann. Les Cruise Kellmeyer
Weiss, Merkel. Ralph Utter. White Rob
ertS, Brannom and Moss. notice. For in
formation. write Joe Zimmerman 2SiS
North Adams street. practice game is
wanted for Sept Is.
All members Of the Indianapolis Cubs
Recreation club wanting to play football
are asked 10 attend a meeting at the pub
JIG library tonight at 7,30 p. m.
The Oriental Bulldogs Will practice to-
night at Highland avenue and Dormsn
street. at o'clock. The Bulldogs will
play the Bingo A. CS next Sunday at
Willard park. All players take notice.
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South Side Cubs will take on Central
Transfers Saturday at Garfield No. at
o p N a hG g No get n psv ac Fetcher
Cubs at p. m.
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CATTLE

-BuIIs (YearIIngs EXcIuded)-
Good and choice beef .... 3.000 375
Cutter. common and medium. 2.25@ 800
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Chicago, Indianapolis & Louisville in
charges, against sl4794I in july, 1881,
seven month net loss totaled s1,127, SAT
against S666,074 in first seven months Of
1891 =
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SCHULTZ WINS CLIMB

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo.
Sept 6.-For the fourth time in six
years, Glen Schultz of Colorado
Springs won the annual Pixies Peak
hill-climb in a Stutz Special Mon
day, setting new record of is min
utes 476 seconds.
The former record was II minutes
1913 seconds. Chef Miller, in an
Essex Terraplane. won the Penrose
trophy for stock cars.
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Kelley All-Star Juniors have won twelve
out of fourteen starts and would like to
book game for Sept l. Southport
Juniors, notice A good 17-yearold catcher
is wanted. Call DreIel 1913, ask for
Charley.
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California crude oil output In week
ended Sept. 3 averaged 478 $50 barrels
daily, an increase of g. $50 over previous
week, according To California Oil World,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-09-06

Whole Wheat or Graham Yeast Bread
Marjorie Records, Franklin; Naomi Ruth
McMahan. Eaton; Esther Dunmoody, La
fayette; Virginia Kabrick, Muncie: Ma
dene Bales Martinsville
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Wednesday: Natures Drydock.
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The North Side Aces added three more
victories over the weekend, defeating Sun
shine Gardens, to A. Scott Trucking. IL
to a. and fremont All-Stars, IA to 4.
Home runs were poled by Joe Egan and
Tom Egan The Aces Will meet Central
Transfers Saturday and the Irvington Aces
and the Northeasterns on Sunday.
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WYNN BEATS sAULPAUGH

PENNINGTON, N. j.. Sept. g.
Billy VIM, Kansas City pilot, nosed
out Bryan Saulpaugh of Rock Is
land in the fifteen mile feature auto
race before $4,000 fans here Mon
day. VIM also won a five-mile
prelim and had the best time trial,
% 2-5 seconds for the half mile dirt
oval.
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Chicago Stocks, Opening
NAB 9 IN GAMING RAID
15-Year-Old Boy, Two Women
D1ItaA

l5-Year-Old Boy, Two Women
Among Those Arrested by Police.
A l5-year-old boy and two wom-
en- were included among the nine
persons arrested Monday night
when police raided alleged gaming
rooms in the rear of a confection-
cry at 1901 South Capitol avenue
operated by Morris Polsky.
Sergeant Kent Yoh and squad
seized two tables at which he said
the men and women we're playing
cards, and l-cent and scent slot
machines.
Polsky was charged with contri-
buting to juvenile delinquency.
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Auburn Automobile Company declared
the regular quarterly dividends of 81 in
cash and per cent, both payable Oct. 1,
of record Sept FL.
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In the Air

Weather conditions at a. M:
North, northeast wind, 10 miles an
hour, variable: temperature, IS;
barometric pressure, 30.15 at sea
level; ceiling. scattered clouds, IN
limited: visibility, II miles.
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BIZ United Press

CINCINNATI. Sept. Hogs-Receipts.
600; including 1850 direct and through;
holdover. l12o: moderately active, mostly
steady. spots loc higher than SATURDAY.;
weak to mostly loo lower than Friday;
better grade, 160-240 lbs generally 81 So.
some closely sorted 200-220 lbs. $3.50:
heavier weights very scarce $50 to around
900 lbs. quotable s415G435; Ie0-Is0 lbs,
s4.S5: l3o-l5o lbs. s4 Sows. s3G3.25. Cat
tle-Recelpts, 1000, calves, $50: uneven.
mostly steady; steers and heifers strong
in spots: quality generally plain; common
ana medium grassers. SAG SIS; best grass
steers up 70 S6.25: some better finished
yesrlings. $500 72s; best grass steers M
TO s6.2S: some better finished yearlnigs,
$3.50 rs; grassy beef cows, s2.50G3. IS:
good fed kinds up to So bulk Low cutters
and cutter cows. 1.50d2.25: practical tor
bulls, s3.25; few, s5.35. Vealers-Steadv:
good and choice handy weights. s666. so.
good heavyweights and lever grades. $3.50
down. Sheep-Receipts 5000: lambs
quality in general not very desirable.
better grades, 251soc lower at s6 25de 50:
lower grades. weak: common and medium
s.. 50m $50: fat aged ewes steady at siG
100 largely.
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Canadian Pacific for four weeks of Au-
gust reported gross amounting to $3.50
600 against S3,711. 600 in like 1881 week
f1rst time this year gross has shown an
increase over 1881 period
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Other Livestock

. y 7 TWttN = pttFuT
LOUISVILLE. Sept. -CattIe-Receipts
ESQ; mostly steady; bulk common and me.
dunn steers and heifers, S3.50G 80; better
finished kinds eligible to ST and above
bulk beef cows, S25OGs.50 low cutters anc
cutter cows, s1d2.25; bulls mostly 81 IA;
down; bulk stockers and feeders. S450G
$50. CalYes-Receipts, 800; steady; bull
better light vealers. s565.50; medium
grades and most heavy calves, s350d4. so
thTowouts, So down. Hogs-Receipts, 500
steady: I75-24o lbs. s4.25; 245-2s5 lbs.
1876 lbs down. s3I5: sows. si.75G2.50
stays, sl.55. Sheep-Receipts, 500; laml
market, steady bulk better grades. SIS 81
d5.75; choice to Sc and above: medium
grades including bucks. So 5Od4 A. so: throw.
outs, So down: fat ewes mostly SLAP
stock ewes mostly IS per head down bes
valued at SIS per head and above Mon.
days shipments Cattle. ITS; calves. 800
hogs, 3l2, and sheep. 5s5.
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CHICAGO
NEW YORK
NAV ORLEANS
Chicago Fruit
BuTnited Press

y 2 z FIFttW 7 INNo
CHICAGO. Sept. s. - Apples Illinois
Wealthies. hushel 75c qsl; Maiden Blush,
buShel, 65@75c; Jonathans, bushel, $40
so; Michigan Wealthies. bushel, 75c6Sl;
Alexanders. bushel. 75cGS1. Cantaloupes-
Western. fats. 50m75c; Michigan. crates,
5oc6si. Melons-Western Honey Dews. 81
a so. Blue Observation-Disclosures 16-ouart
Sl.750225. Peaches-Michigan Elbertas.
hushel, 65c@s1.l0; Halls. buShel, sl.25d
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Bu urited Press

CINCINNATI Sept -Butter-Packing
stock. No. q 12c Nc. g. &c: butter fat.
l4d16c Eggs-Steady: cases included
extra hrsts. poe; seconds i5c: nearby un-
graded lsi2c. Live Poultry: Following
quotations represent prices for poultry in
good healthy condition. Thin and coarse
stock sells only at heavy discountl-FowIs.
5 lbs and over. lac lbs. and over i3lzc.
3 lbs and over, i2i2c; Leghorns. = lbs.
ers / ID. and o-er l4c; ~ lbs. and over,
14c: 2 lbs. and over. l4c; flyers 3, lbs.
and over. lac. roasting chickens lbs.
horn broilf.s 10. and over Iiizc; black
springers. &c: ducks under lbs. sell at
liberal concessions, spring ducks under
under lbs, &c: guineas, 1oc: spring
guineas Ia lbs. and over, l5c; lbs. and
over, iec. turkeys No. / hens lbs. and
over, 1sc; voting toms No. l. 10. lbs.
and over. l3e
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NEW YORK. Sept -Potatoes-DulI:
Long Island, 80cMsl.55 per bushel New
Jersey, S0G s1.35. Sweet potatoes-Dull:
Jersey basket: 45cd ?4s125: southern bar
rel, 75cG Il.50; southern basket. 350 75c.
Flour-Quiet: springs patents s4d435 per
barrel. Pork-Firm; mess, sl8.75 per bar
rel. Lard-Steady; middle west spot.
IS. 5505.65 per 100 lbs. Petroleum Steady;
New York refined tic gallon crude Penn
sylvania S1.52d2.02 per barrel Grease
steady; brown, "a PEI. pound; yellow, 2a4c
per pound; white. 3M4c per pound. Tall
low-Easy, special 10 extra ga n 3iac per
pound. Common hides-Dul. Htdes-City
packer. firm native steers. 76c butt
brands. TIC; Colorados &c. Dressed poul-
try-Quiet; turkeys. l00 28c: chickens, l5M
Csc; broilers, I4d27c; fowls, 10a21c; Long
Island ducks 12i2615c. Live poultry
Quiet; geese. sd13c turkeys. l00 l8c
ROSTERS. II, ducks. ga 17c fowls. 13G17c
chickens pullets. l7d25c. Cheese. Youns
steady: creamery. higher than extras.
2ii4G21Ac; extra 90 score 20s4c; frsts 81
score, goa 20i4c; hrsts 80 to SO score.
1sd i8c3 seconds, 17Gl7i7c. Eggs-Market.
steady; special packs. including unusual
hennery selections. 2i124c; Standards,
I96 2oizc; rehandled receipts, 15N18izc
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BIZ United Press

CHICAGO. Sept: eggs Market.
17@18iac; drsts, 16lad17iac: current re-
ceipts, l3@15l2c; dirties, 1O@13c. Butter
Market. steady: receipts. 1895 tubs extras,
17l2c; seconds. 14d Ice; standards. 1890.
| Poultry-Market firm receipts, l car. "A
trucks; fowls. 15c; springers, 13015lac;
ga7iic: turkeys. ioGi2c; ROSTERS. f0c:
chickens, 13G15c; Leghorn broilers, l2c.
Cheese-Twins, 12i2d 1294c; Young Ameri-
cas-, l30 1314c. Potatoes-On track. 212;
arrivals. ISL; shipments. 412; market,
steady; Wisconsin Cobblers. 65d 75c: Min
nesota Cobblers, 65d zoe: Idaho Triumphs.
s1;15d 1.20; Minnesota Early Ohios. GOA
62l2c.
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STOCKS BEGIN
FALL SEASON.
WITH UPSWING
Steel Makes New High for
Movement on Heavy
Buying.
Average Stock Prices

Average of thirty industrials for Satur-
day. high 1912. low 1924 last 1888 up
1.56 Average Of twenty rails 80 81, 3s az.
1927. up IS. Average OF twenty utilities.
1921. $500, 1855. up IS. Average OF
forty bonds 81 I'D "a
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CLEVELAND, Sept. .-Hogs-Recsints
1900; holdover. 1877; early sales light hogs
steady, 160250 lbs. sorts. s47O: some lid
lower: heavier weights scarce. in de-
s.. Cattle-Receipts. 800: steady: common
to low medium steers. S45Od5.75: most
medium held above. $3.50: scattered good
grain feds. $7G7.35; COWS, sin35 so Calves
Receipts TOO: steady: good to choice
realers. S7.50Gs: common to medium SIS
a $50; part deck trashy. other markets
calf forwarding IS. average 1e4 lbs. Sheen
Receipts. / 800. strong to l0c spots more
higher; considering conditions GOOD 10
choice lambs. s6G6.35: Gull to medium. ss
as geea hsek lambs &C OUTSIDE.
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TOLEDO. Sept 6-Grain close: Grain
in elevators, transit billing: Wheat-No 2
red, $50 soc. Corn-No. 2 yellow. 35I2
36 &C Oats-No. white, 2llaa22iac Rye
rate. Wheat-No. red 53a54c, No !
RED, l cent premium. 546 54i2c Corn -
No. yellow, 3li2@32c; No. yellow, 30l2
M3lc. Oats-No 2 white 150 19l2c, No.
white. 17d18i2c. Barley-No. 2, 34m
s5c. Butter Csc. Eggs-1SGlsi2c, Hay
DOC per cNt.
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By United Press

EAST ST. LOUIS. III. Sept. CLOGS
Receipts, 5000; market. steady to Sc lower:
top, s. 20; bulk. 17o-27O lbs, s43oG4. IS:
Cattle-Receipts 4.500. CaIves~ReceintS
1000; market. early sales native steers
strong; top. SO: western steers slow; in
ucations weak other classes steady; mixed
S2.D63. so; low aItters SIGl SO: tor
sausage bulls, 50; good and choice veaIers.
s6.E5. Sheep-Receipts $500; market
STEADY; top lambs. ss.25 to small killers:
bulk to packers s5.f5Q6; throwouts, s3G
$50; fat ewes, $3.50
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Oil and Gas journal.
Stocks of rubber on Sept. 3 at London
tOtaled 46,9S2 tons, decrease of seventy
tons; stocks at Liverpool amounted to
$1,000 tons, an increase of 6s2 tons.
Treasury offers S. $3.50 100000 fve-year
cent notes
sn Gsfq ssB sFads ss S oqRps in D, week
daily, an increase of $3.50 over previous
week according u California Oil World,
Canadian Pacific for four weeks of Au-
gust reported gross amounting to $3.50, :
600, against S3,711 600 in like 1881 week
nrst time this year gross has shown an
increase over 1881 period.
Auburn. Automobile Company declared
the regular quarterly dividends of 81 in
cash and per cent, both payable Oct. 1,
of record Sept. 81.
Chicago Indianapolis & louisville in
charges, against sl4794I in july, 1881 /.
seven month net loss totaled s1127646
against S666074 in first seven months of
New York Stock Exchange reports col
"a borrowings 81 m od as OF Aug
81 mourning 10 1881 699. $40, an increase
OF S90,099,S77 over July 81, 1882.
Bureau of mines reports increase of
100000 barrels in storage of petroleum
oils, crude and refined during July; gas
Oline stocks up $4,000 barrels during
month.
Poundage sales of rayon yarns for
August were reported largest for any
month in history Of industry.
California crude oil potential output
during September increased 1880 barrels
daily to l,032. $50 barrels, according to
State Oil Umpire.
London stock exchange today an
nouneed its closing on Saturday Sept. 10.
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EAST BUFFALO. N Y. Sept 6.-Hogs
on sale LILO; active, sal over Monday S
average desirable 170-2l0 lbs. 81 e0d5; me-
dunn weight butchers absent; I30-160 lbs.
sz.25d475. Csttle-Receipts, so; cows.
fully steady; cutter grades. sf.757225:
few fat COWS, SO so: medium bulls s3d3 IS:
nothing done on holdover steers Calves
-Receipts, so; vealers unchanged. SO
down. Sheep-Receipts 200: lambs. steady;
good to choice moderately sorted SIS so
S"rks, $780, comomn and medium. $3.50
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Produce Markets

Delivered in Indianapolis prices: Hens,
heavy breeds. 1Sc; Leghorns. 1oc. Broil-
ers, colored springers. l Il pounds up. 12c;
barebacks and partly feathered, Sc; Leg
horn and black. IL pounds up 10c. Cocks
and stays. &c; Leghorn cocks, &c. Ducks.
large white full feathered and fat, &c;
full feathered and fat. &C. Young and
old guineas. 1Oc. Eggs Approved buy
ing grades of Institute of American
Poultry Industries. No l. tic; No O.
lie: No. 8 &c Eggs. country run, loss
off. lac. Butter. % to 23c undergrades.
20 to 21c: butterfst. 16c. These prices for
healthy stock, free from feed. No sick
poultry accented. Quoted by the Wadley
Company
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Local Wagon Wheat

City grain elevators are paying ACC for
No. soft wheat. other grades on their
merit
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Net Changes
By United Pres,

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Sept. 3.-Closing
prices and ne changes on principal
stocks trades today on the New
York Stock Exchange follow.
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By United Press

PITTSBURGH. Sept. s-Hogs-Receipts.
24o lbs, s475049o; I5o-f8O lbs, s43S@
AIS; 100-140 lbs, S3750425; packing sows
s5dS2S; Cattle-Receipts so; market. I'M
Sc:hanged; medium grade steers and year
downward; grass beef cows, s250635o'
Calyes-Receipts. IS; market steady: better
grace vealers, s6.50d750. Sheep-Receipts.
loo; market, Slow, steady to weak; good
and choice hsndyweight lambs. s6a5,50
buck lambs, $3.50 downward; good wethers
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Bu United Pres

CLEVELAND, Sept. 6-Butter-M Market,
unsettled; extras 20I2c; standards, 1834c.
Eggs-Market, steady; extras, zoe; extra
arsts, 18c; current receipts. 16c. Poultry
Market, steady; colored fowls, l5@ l6cc;
ers 16017c; Leghorn broilerS, 13c; colored
broilers. 15d16c; rock broilers. 13m14c;
ducks, 10@12c: old cocks, 10611c; young
geese, 10M12c. Potatoes-Ohio 100-lb.
sack, Sldl.O5; Ohio and New York. 506
soc ner huShel
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y IND n No
Receipts, 800; market, higher
Other Livestock
BIZ United Press


900; including 10000 direct; mostly steady
go lbs. $4.45S455; top. $3.50; 23o-SSo
l lbs S42S@ ssE 27o,slo lbs $4@425 40
ing sows, $815@3 IS light lights. = 1{o-i6o
lbs, good and choice $46435; light weight
$4,000 lbs. good and choice, $410@46 so;
choice. s4.25@ 400; heavy weights, 25o-a5o
lbs, god and choice, .s3.75@4.35; packing
sows, 275-5o0l lbs, medium and good, $40
q . go; slaughter pigs, 1100-1300 lbs. good
$4,000; calves, 1000; fed steers and long
yearlings strong to Csc higher; light heif-
ers and mixed yearlings also butcher hetf-
ers fully 25c up; strong to unevenly higher
SOLO; ITO ID, steers at $40; best long
yearlings, $9.75: bulk slaughter steers, ST
a9.25 Slaughter cattle and vealers-Steers,
&C., $4,000 90 lbs Ss good and choice, s725g9
IoI5 1soo-i5oo f TBS. god and O Choice So" $50
10 500 4o0 lbs. common and medium
choice, ss@8.25; common and medium dfT al So
@625; cows, good and choice S375d 525;
snd cutters, $1.75@3.25: -bulsl: yearlings
cutter to medium, S2@3.4o; vealers. milk
fed, good and choice. Sc 1898 medium.
M6.7S: Gull and common. $3.5005. Feeder
choice, sSS.5oq675; common and medium,
$325G $50 Sheep-Receipts 2S00 very
little DONE few sales steady, tendency
lower; good to choice native lambs. S5d
good rangers. Slaughter sheep and lambs
Lambs, go lbs. down, good and choice
$500 SIS; medium, S4.75 $3.50; al weights
common, s3;5o@475: ewes, 9O-l5o lbs, me
Gull and common. S102; feeding lambs. So
10 lbs, good and choice. S4.75G5.25
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BIZ United Press

LAFAYETTE. Ind. Sept. 6.-Market,
steady. 70 l0c higher; 200-250 lbs, 81 IS:
250-275 It's, 40. 2T5-300 lbs. s425: 800
32z lbs, s4.l0:. 10000 lbs. $3.50: l6O-1S0
lbs. s4i5; l5O-I60 lbs. 81; l50-i50 lbs.
S5.75; l00-I30 lbs, $3.50; roughs, s3.25
~a~n. celves. $50; top iambs IS.
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DoW-Jones
Summary

Daily average production of crude oil in
United States in week ended Sept. totaled
rels over preceding week ACCORDING ' to
Oil and Gas Journal
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Futures Range
BIZ Times Special
CHICAGO Sept 6.-Carlots Wheat. l
corn, 4O3; oats. as; rye. 2, and barley, II
By United Press

CHICAGO, Sept. Cash grain close
Wheat--.No. red. 57@57l2c; No.g3 red
IS i4c: No. red, 57i2c No hard 57i4 a
SIC; No. ! hard, SIC; No. l northern. 57l2c;
No. miled, 5624c; No. mixed. SEC: No
: mixed, 5S94c. Corn-No. ! mixed, S2s4c;
No. yellow. $685. a 33c; No. yellow. 32i4
asa &C. No. 4 yellow 5laac, No. yellow
3lc: No. l white. 32sac. No. Q white, 1924
a33c; No. 2 white, 32l2c; No. S white
81 PC; sample grade. SOC. Oats-No. 2
white. 1890 i9i4C; No. white, 1874 a
l8 &c Rye-Sample grade 32s4c Barley
26n 3Sc. Timothy-S2 25d ESQ. Clover
s6Ml0.
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TT. WAYNE Ind. Sept 6.-Hogs-Mar-
81 20a $50: lights s4S00k 20. MEDIUMS
a. q ~. as9Fles, So 4.g ngnt rcughs
i.5od2; calves. $3.50. eve and wether
lambs. s5.25; bucks. s425.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-09-06

Central Transfers defeated indianapolis
Ramblers Sunday. 20 to 2 1t was the first
of a three-game series on Monday the
Transfers downed the Ramblers. 6 to ;. in
the first half OF a twin bill and the second
tilt ended in a tie. 2 and 9. action stopping
on account Of darkness. The tie game win
be PLAYED of later, according to Manager
Dean OF the Transfers
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-09-06
Bank CIearingS

INDIANAPOLIS STATEMENT
Sept. g.
Clearings .....................s1,7 1914 900 90
Debts OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 4,480 900 90
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-09-06

The new manager Of the South Side
Cubs requests the following players to re-
A. Crane. f. Patterson, G. Dillman, Elrod
H. Stuart, PoSs Davis. H. Nicely. c. Frend-
or. the Cooper brothers, r. Love and D.
Wicklf. All games scheduled will be
PLAYED.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-09-06

Kroger A. c. defeated Mars Hill in two
games of a doube-header at Mars Hill
Monday Young allowed but three hits
In winning the FIRST game, II to g.
Shonecker. Chandler. Young and the
Jordan brothers led the winners seventeen
hit attack Reynolds allowed six hits as
Krogers took the nightcap. 9 to g. Brooks
clouted homer for the losers Next Sun
day. Krogers play the strong Gaseteria
nine at Brookslde No. l at 3 p. m.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-09-06

Leon Tailoring added another victory by
trouncing Willard A. C. II to 2 at Ellen
berger Sunday Lott pitched steady game
and never was in danger after his mates
pounded the ball TO all corners of The lot
early in the game Hendrickson with a
home run. double and two singles, and
Bauer with two doubles and a single led
the hitting for the Tailor bows.