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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-01-11
WHEAT OPTIONS
UNCHANGED TO
FRACTION DOWN
Trade Follows Uncertain
Path on Conflicting
Market Factors.
BY HAROLD E. RAINVILLE
United Press Staff Correspondent

CHICAGO. Jan. Wheat
opened about steady with prices lit
tie changed on the Board Of Trade
this morning in a slow trade. Rela-
tive strength at Liverpool was offset
by weakness in the. stock market
and grain traders appeared uncer-
tain as to which way to turn. There
was little pressure at the start and
only small support.
Liverpool was dull, but advancing
on decreasing stocks and a letl1n in
hedging.
Wheat Opens Steady
Corn was unevenly steady. but
mostly firm on scattered buving
Oats was dull and easy.
AT the opening wheat was nm
changed to Is cent lower, corn was
a cent lower to 4 cent higher and
oats 4 cent lower. Provisions were
slow and steady.
Liverpool was much stronger than
expected and stood 4 to L nence
up at mid-afternoon equal to 4 to
Is pence lower owing to a change
In the exchange.
Spreading Continues
Corn tended to weaken Saturday.
There was no change in the situa-
tlon but the trade had been look
ing for a freer movement and does
not recede from this position. The
hard freeze has improved roads
and husking and greater receipts
are expected. Some selling of corn
against purchases of wheat con-
tinues.
Good heavy weight oats are rela-
lively scare but lighter grades are
plentiful. Trade in futures con-
tlnues relatively the lightest of all
grains.
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In the Cotton Markets
(By Thomson g. McKinnonl

NEW YORK, Jan. Cotton was
steady enough in the early trading.
Prices were fractionally higher. Spot
people we're buyers on balance.
There was a more hopeful feeling
among local traders.
Better security prices helped and
foreign news was given a favorable
Interpretation. Goods markets seem
to be trifle firmer and after all
the trade can not look at this crop
forever. Something must be done
about the future.
While there will be plenty of cot
ton in the world next year getting a
supply below the cost Of production
is entirely another proposition. 1t
is on this thot we base our friendly
feeling to the market around current
prices.
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Dow-JOnes
Summary

Stocks Of crude rubber in London on
Jan totaled SO, 967 tons. decrease OF
557 from preceding week; Liverpool 57.652.
a decrease Of 66 tons.
Allowable oil production in Oklahoma
City field reduced 40. 600 barrels daily,
bringing total to 10000.
Nash Motor Company in year ended
Nov. 50 earned Sis a share. against
s2.7s il preceding fiscal year. Company
also declared a dividend Of 50 cents,
payable Feb. 1. of record Jan. 20.
New York cables opened in London at
1880; Paris, checks. So 25; Amsterdam,
s.4250; italy. 66.625. and Berlin, 14.sl2.
California crude oil production last week
totaled sol 050 barrels daily. an increase
Of $500. barrels. according to California
OIL World.
childs Company reported sales in De-
cember amounting to s2.l6s 40. against
months 24.3o2. 7ss. against $Ss'55i' 4s7.
American International Corporation
states net assets as Of Dec. 81. 1891,
were S26, 1860, equal to S1.275.17 per
81 900 debenture; after deducting deben-
lures net assets were equal to S5.46 a
share on outstanding capital stock: on
Dec. 81. 1890. net assets were S44 ,9O6.-
s94. equal to S1.S9O.SI per $1,000 deben-
ture and after deducting debentures to
S19.94 a share on capital stock.
Julian & Kokenge Co. year ended oct.
81, 1881. net loss amounted to S209. PAP
after taxes and charges, against s137, 093.
equal to rs cents share on 1872. 070 shares
in preceding fiscal yaer.
Total short interest on New York Stock
Exchange Dec. 81 amounted to 2842072
shares, against 3.7f5 e42 on Nov. 80.
Capital Administration Company, Ltd.
net assets on Dec. 81. 1881, adjusted for
market value of securities were equal to
S52.61 a share on preferred and 70 cents
share on class A stock, against S6G.SS
on preferred and $500 on class A stock
on Sept. 30, 1881.
Capitol of Chase Securities Corporation
as Of Dec. 81. 1880. was sos, 600, 600 repre-
sented by 100000 shares on no-par sur
plus and profits amounted to SIS, 594. 328:
reserevs totaled s4,77S, 54S.
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Deaths

Bette Joe Grenshaw, 3, Riley hospital,
general peritonitis.
mltral stenoSiS
William shuert, SO, 1881 Marlowe.
mltral reorganization
John Charles McNiel 70. 1888 North La
Sale. mitral insufficiency
:. celia Hines. 43, Methodist hospital.
Rachel Martin, 10. 500 Asbury. lobar
James G. Pratt. So. 554s cuilford, car
Ida, B. Houck. 50. $40 North Bancroft.
broncho pneumonia
Benjamin Heidelman. 81, 2007 North
Capitol, acute dilatatiop of heart
Susannah Butts. "a $500 East Michigan.
acute dilatation of heart.
Lille May Dehoney. So, 114s South
Somerset, acute nephritis
Stanley c. Stroup. 49, st. Vincents hos
pital; acute dilatation of heart.
William j. Laughner, &c. 90e East
tltty-seventh, carcinoma.
susan j. Craig, g. 1888 North Rural.
arteriosclerosis.
Milla Jane Cain. SIS, 1904 Central
chronic ercephalitis.
Rosabelle. Duncan, 81. city hospital.
clrrhosis of liver
Merle A. Brown. So, 1915 East Market.
uremia.
Catherine Ring, Sc. 1928 North Capitol,
acute myocarditis.
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BACK HOME AGAIN

belong to:
Robert Maze ia East Morris street. Oak
land coupe. found at White river houje-
ward and Kentucky avenue
Charles II. Miller. 1891 East Michigan
street Chevrolet coach. found in rear Of
Parker avenue and Michigan street
Hattie z. Brown. 1907 Lambert street
Dodge coupe. found at capitol avenue and
MARYLAND street.
J, r. Oakley. s0l Pleasant Run park
way. Ford coupe. found in rear Of 1884
Schohld avenue. automobile stripped Of
four wheels and tires.
Gordon Furniture Company. 127 East
Washington street truck found at Sumner
avenue and the Illinois Central railroad
Gordon Furniture COMPANY. 127 East
Washington street. truck. found on Hard-
ing street. one block south Of Troy avenue.
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BrightSpots
of Business

By United Press
NEW YORK. Jan. if-Total volume of
business transacted By Commercial Factors
Ce,crporstion during 1891. amounted 20
salo.O0O0OO compared with sos 900 600 in
1880. Robert c. Blumerthal. president said.
CLENELAND-New inquiry coming into
the steel industry base resulted In opera
tions regaining the ground lest during
the holiday and advancing one point to
% per cent. the magazine "Steei" said.
WASHINGTON Federal Reserve Board
reported that value OF department store
saieS curing December increased by about
Ine estimated amount over November.
NEW YORK-Otis Elevator Company was
AWARDED three contracts calling for in
situation OF total of thirty-eight ele-
NEW YORK-Eouitable Life Assurance
soeiety'S premium income in 1881 totaIled
S2O.59O.41S against S1S994.46l in 1880.
TORONTO. ont.--Local plant of the
GOODYEAR Tire and Rubber Company IN
creased its operations ov IS per cent.
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Gone, but Not Forgotten

Automobiles reported to police as stolen
belong 10:
Louis Craig. ISL Grant street. Ford
coupe. from iio0 Olive street
Nernie Clark. 262S North Capitol avenue
Ford coupe, from garage in rear of 2s2S
North Capitol avenue
Wallace E. Gather. S0o1 Rowland avenue.
Oakland coach. from Senate avenue and
Ohio street
Dewey Young. 1906 Standard avenue.
Ford sedan. 7S0-s72. from garage in rear of
william Townsend. 2s2s North Kenneev
street. kokomo Ind. Ford coupe 42l-5g7
U93ll. from 1900 North Meridian street
Bob Dodd. 432 North East street. Chey-
rolet coupe. 7Se-Sos. from 1909 East Ohio
street.
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United Press

BUFFALO. Jan. 11.-Hogs on sale 1900:
weights between $50 and 210 lbs. fairly
active to all interests, SC to lOc lower:
others slow at maximum decline: medium
to choice 150-2l0 lbs. s4656485: mostly
325 lbs. ~s4.10Q4.30: pigs quoted $3.50
Cattle-Receipts. 1900; general quality
very plain; lightweight steers and year
1000 lbs. draggy. weak to Csc lower. good
steers and yearlings. sS.25: medium steers
and heifers. S6.25d 7.50; common, S5.50n
o. cows strong to Csc higher; cutter
grades, s26325; medium bulls. $3.50
Calves-Receipts. $500; lambs generally
z5c lower; active at decline; good to
choice largely $780, medium kinds, SIS. $50
8; mixed lots, $3.50; common, S5.25.
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BIZ United Press

PITTSBURGH. Jan. .-Hogs-Receipts
$500: market weak TO mostly loc lower:
140-240 lbs, S4.5064T5: 240-300 lbs S425
IA so; lo0-l40 lbs. s4045O: packing sows
steady at s3.25@3.75 Cattle-Reoeipts.
625 steers slow about steady; medium
to good grade. $607.25; medium heifers.
S50550; medium TO good cows, $4,000;
bulls around Csc higher; good grade up to
$3.50. Calves - Receipts 500; market
about steady; good and choice vealers. So
d9.50 Sheep-ReceiptS 1000: market.
SLOW; bid on choice grade lambs S6.25:
asking up to $3.50
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By United Press

NEW YORK. Jan. -Potatoes-Market.
Td6e aSo L999g ISLAND
barrel: Maine. $1,000 Darrell Canada.
l.5o@l go barrel. Sweet potatoes
Southern baskets. $50 6Oc Flour-Market.
dull: spring. patents. s435@4.60 barrel.
Pork-Market. quiet; mess S16.75. Lard
Market. steady: middle west spot. 1928
65.35. Tallow-Market. steady: special to
extra. .O2% a .0Sc; Dressed poultry
Market. cuiet: turkeys. 21631c: chickens.
14@33c: fowls. 10Q23c: broilers. 14027c:
capons. 2o@36c; ducks. 10000: Long
Island ducks, 19c; Live, poultry--Market.
firm: geese. 10000: ducks. 17M21c: fowls.
21m26c: turkeys. 18@30c: BOOSTERS. 1O@11c:
chickens. 15@22c: broilers. 12@28c; ca
pons. 19@35c. Cheese-Market, dull: state
young America. 136131ac.
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New York Curb Market
by Thomson g. McKinnon)
- -
Other Livestock

4. COO; holdoyer. 72l: l0@ 35c under Friday:
light. hogs. down most: pigs. Inactive; 400
$50 lbs. $3.50; 240-300 lbs. SAILS: higher
medium heifers. s4.5006.25; a few better
finished lots upward to. S7.15; beef cows,
S3.250 3.75. a part load, $3.50; bulk low
bulls s425; vcalers soc lower; good and
choice. S8G8.50; lower grades. $3.50 down.
Steady: later bids weak to Csc lower: let
ter grades. SCAT; early. common and me-
dunn, S450@575; sheep. So down.
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~ Timcs Special

LOUISVILLE Jan. 1l-Hogs- Receipts.
! 1000 steady: 1920 lbs. $780, 240-S00
lbs. $500; 500 lbs up So 60; IFS lbs.
down, s4l0; packing sows $2.60Q3.35;
stays S2,35 down. Cattle-Receipts 1900.
unevenly steady to Csc lower; bulk
butcher steers and heiferS better grades
valued. S45006 few load and part load
S65O07 so: cows 81 down; bulk bulls, 81
down; few extra to $425 stockers and
feeders; market not established Calves
Receipts 500: about steady; bulk best
vealers. 81; few fancy. $3.50; lower grades,
S6G6.50; outs, $3.50 down. Sheep and
lambs-Receipts. 100; steady; best fat
lambs. Sc buck lambs, SIS; throwouts, So so
down; fat ewes, S2.50 down. Saturdays
shipments: Cattle, none; calves. 31l; hogs,
none, and sheep, none.
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Rn United Press

EAST ST. LOUIS. Jan. 11.-Hog%Re-
direct; market, 15025c lower; sows, iO@
15c lower; bulk 15O-21O lbs, S4206435:
top, S4.35; 210-240 lbs. s4.2O; 240-310 lbs
Cattle-Receipts, 4,5O; calves. receipts
1900: market, slow, lower indications on
steers. mixed yearlings, heifers and cows;
bulls and vealers. unchanged; top medium
bulls. 81; good and choice vealers, $3.50;
not enough done in other classes to war
rant mentioning. Sheep-Receipts, 1900:
and sheep steady; desirable lambs to city
butchers s5.75@6: packers talking $3.50
down; throwouts. $4,000; fat ewes, So
down: lambs. 80 lbs down, good and
choice, s5d6; medium, S4d5: all weights
common, S3.50M4; ewes. 90-l50 lbs, me
dunn to choice, sl.50d5; all weights, Gull
and common, $1@1.75.
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By United Press

CINCINNATI, O., Jan. 11.-Hogs-R
ceipts, $500: held over. 10: unevenly
steady to 10c higher weights above 225
lbs, draggy, and undependable sellers; bet
s4.75 on 22o lbs. down: 235 to around 280
lbs. $4.1o@4.50; heavier weight down to
ostT ssSs ghtw 20 m9St s5S Cae
Receipts, 2,125; calves, 275; bidding 25@
soc lower on steers; .heifers slow. steady
to weak; cows. steady to strong spots
common ana medium heifers. $4.5o06. rs;
a few better finished lots upward to S7.15;
beef cows, S3.25@3.75; a part load. $450
bulk low cutters and cutters, S2.2503:
practical top bulls. S4.25; vealers, SOC low
er; good and choice, S8@850; lower grade,
$3.50 down. Sheep-Receipts. 1875; lambs,
opened steady: later bids weak to Csc
lower; better grades, S6Q7 early; common
and medium, S4.50@5.75.
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SHEEP AND LAMBS
Other Livestock
By United Press

noadins aa 600 diroafs iO6fsS BE-
low e y! Fr id 5 1920 lbs 81 15@425 top
552S25 oiq l6s A. 10000 lbs
S3.l5Q3.25; light lights. 140-16O lbs. good
ana ad6 choice $4.1O@4. Is: light weight. 100
zoo lbs. good and choice. $4.10@425; me-
o obn1ce w sa S5ts1 2oo525o lbs good ard
lbs, good and choice, s3.756425: pack
ing soWs. 275-500 lbs. medium and good
S3l0W34O; slaughter pigs. 100-130 lbs,
good and choice, $3.85Q41o.. Cattle-Re-
on 81! fed steers and warnings grading me-
olum upward: fully steady on good ard
choice kinds: common offerings weak to Csc
lower she stock steady to Csc off: best
%S,elghtY steers and long yearlings. $40, 50.
S Sda cattle and &c.,
900.1l00 lbs. good and choice. S7.25@l1.50:
ll00-1300 lbs. good and choice. S7@11.25:
ddS30O,5500 lbs. good and choice, S7@l1 ~:
@725: heifers. 550-850 lbs. good and
choice. S608.50; common and medium.
S3,75@6: cows. good and choice, S4.25M
$50; common and mediums. S3.2504 IS:
vearlings, excluded. good and choice beef.
$425M4.75; cutter to medium 1904 so;
vealers. milk fed. good and choice. seas:
medium. S5Q6: Gull and common. S3M5.
Stocker and feeder cattle-Sters. 500-1. $50
medium. S32565. Sheep-Receipts. 80 900:
few early sales. 25O50c lower than FRI
day: goods and choice lambs. S5.2547. so
to packers: asking upward to Sc and bet
S1.5002.25 Slaughter sheep and lambs
Lambs 80 lbs down. good and choice. $50
6.25: medium. S4M5: all weights common.
1904 ewes. 90-150 lbs. medium to choice,
sl@2; feeding lambs, 50-75 lbs. good and
choice S4.5005.
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Dnited Press

TOLEDO. O.. Jan. .9.-Elevator prices:
W vef1eat 502; 2 red: $4,000, Corn-No 2
29!ac. Rye-No. 2. sic. Grain on track,
281ac; rate. Wheat-No. 2 red. 54@s4hc;
low. $40 35c: No. 3 yellow. 32hM33kc.
OSsatsomNo white. 251s@261ac: No. 3 white.
SSd9@9E2 81. Cloyero-Prime. So. Is: February.
February. S885: March, So Butter
Fancy; creamery. 29@30c Eggs-Current
receipts. 2oG22c Hay-Timothy per cwt..
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The Civ
in Brief
TUESDAY EVENTS
Rotary Club, luncheon, ClaypooI.
Gyro Club, luncheon, Sphinx Arms.
ArchIfRnfural CIuh I. =.

Rotary Club, luncheon, C1aypooI.
Gyro Club, luncheon, Spink-Arms.
Architectural Club. u n h o n,
Architects and Builders building
Purchasing Agents Association, lunch
con, Severin
American Chemical Society, luncheon.
SEVERN.
Universal Club luncheon, Columbia
Club.
University of Michigan Alumni, lunch
con, Lincoln.
Republican Veterans, luncheon, Board
of Trade.
Indiana League for the Hard of Hear
ing s:30 n. M, Stokes building.
Young Lawyers Club, luncheon, Wash
Credit Men. 4:SO and p. M, Sphinx
Arms.
International Travel Society. p. m,
Washington.
Indianapolis Humane Society, p, M,
Inland bank building.
Frank Strauss of Chicago, special
agent of the Pennsylvania railroad,
will speak Tuesday noon to mem
berS of the Universal Club meeting
at the Columbia Club.
Officers of the Sherman Emerson
Civic League will be elected at
Tuesday night at the home of w.
E. Heyer, 1919 North Grant ave-
nue., it was announced today by
Mrs. Heyer, president.
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United Press

TOLEDO. Jan. 11-Hogs-Receipts 200;
market, l0620c lower; heavies. S3.50I3.75;
mediums, SS.T5G4; workers.. S464.l5; pigs,
S4Q4.10. Cattle-Receipts light; market.
slow. Calves-Receipts light: market, Soc
lower. Sheep-ReceiptS. light; market. soc
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STOCKS RALLY
AFTER SHARP
EARLY LOSSES
u. S. Government Bonds Hit
New Lows on News
From Germany.
Average Stock Prices

Average Of thirty industrisls for satur-
day 10 o. OF 81 Average OF tweEty rails
32es, OF 70. Average Of forty bonds 1870
nD 80.
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By United Press


CINCINNATI. o.. Jan. 11.-Butter ,ower.
creamery in tub lots according to score
I9@2Sc; common score discounted. SG3c:
pack5Slng stock No. l. zoe: No. 2. lac;
Lower: cases included; extra firsts. i9c:
nrSts, l8c; seconds, lac; nearby ungraded,
sells only at heavy discount: fowls S lbs,
and over. 19c; lbs. and over, tic: 5 lbs.
ana over. 15c: Leghorns. lbs and over,
and over. 21c; 11a lbs. and over, 2ic;
lbs. and over. 2lc; fryers lbs. and over,
&c; partly feathered. 12c;; Leghorn broil-
15c: 2 lbs. and over. &c., Leghorn stags.
l0c: colored stays lac: black springers,
10c roasting chickens. lbs and over.
1Sc; ducks. under lbs. sell at liberal
cG33 con ducks white. 4 lbs. and Jver,
over lac: under lbs. lie: capons. lbs lbs
and over. Csc: under lbs. 17c slips. i5c:
turkeys, No. | hens; lbs. and over. 24c:
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Produce Markets

Eggs. country runJ-Loss of delivered
n a., !ndianapolis. 15c; henery quality No. i,
Poultry tbuying pricesj Hens weighing
5o IDS Or or over l5c; under lbs. lac: Leg
no PUrn mems, lOc: broilers full feathered,
horn broilers. 10c; spring chickens s lis,
Sno up f,,i iSc: under 12c: old cocks. &c;
prices are for No. TOD quality quoted bv
Klngan & Co ~
Butter Byte twholesalel-No /. 3o@slc: No.
Butterfat-24c
Cheese wholesale selling price per
pound 1E=7American loaf. 23Ac; pimefto
Ioat. 2554c; Wisconsin 1rsts, i9c; Long
horns. 19c: New York liberger. soc.
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Net Changes
By United Press

By Untted Press
NEW YORK, Jan. 9.-Closing
prices and net changes on principal
stocks traded today on the New
York Stock Exchange follow:
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BIZ United Press

LAFAYETTE. Ind. Jan. s.-Hog market.
steady to Sc lower: l60-1SO lbs. s4.35: l80-
lbs. s4.o5: 235-250 lbs. s395: 25Os275 lbs.
ss;s5; 275-300 lbs. SO. IS: 30O-325 lbs. 1856:
i5o-l60 lbs. s4.25: l2o-l40 lbs, 81: 100
$3.50; TOP lambs. IS.
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BIZ United Press

steady to Sc lower: ioo-lso lbs. 81: A- 40 40,
l60 lbs s4.25: 10000 lbs. Sass xoo-225
iSs s52o ;o5 22,I. &: lbs So 35q-275 lbs
roughs. So: stays. 50; calves. $3.50; lambs.
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BY ELMER G. WALLER
United Press Financial Editor

NEW YORK, Jan. 1.-THE stock
market recovered today from the
news Of Germanys intended default
on reparations payments and the
sweeping decline in the United
States Steel Corporation, untitled
December business, both made pub
lie over the weekend.
Recessions of to points we're
suffered by principal stocks early,
but the market recovered the ini-
tial losses by noon. Rails were
prominent on the recovery, indicat-
ing the Streets rising hopes Of
railway wage reduction before the
end OF the week.
u. S. Bonds Drop
Full effects of Germanys action
we're felt in the United States gov
eminent bond market, where fears
that the former allied governments
would follow the action of Germany
and default on their war debt obi
cations TO the United States. Six
separate United States government
issues struck new low levels, the 3
per cent treasury issues selling be-
low 83 cents on the dollar. German
bonds, on the other hand, recovered
early sharp losses.
Trading was rather dull and re-
fiected the uncertain feeling exist
ing in speculative quarters. Never
theless, important buying came into
some of the leaders judging from
the manner in which many of them
snapped back from their early lows.
steel Moves Up
Action of steel common was
particularly encouraging inasmuch
as this favorite was faced with the
announcement over the weekend
that untitled orders of the corpora
ton during December had dropped
1883 tons to new low since the
final month of 1910. Steel COM
mon, after opening at Al, a loss of
17s points. recovered to within
fraction of its previous close.
Rather heavy buying of the rail-
road stocks was attributed to
Cleveland advices that railroad
workers might accept the requested
10 per cent wage reduction if the
railroads accede to certain demands
such as shorter hours, insurance,
pay roll reserves and adjustment Of
seasonal employment.
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BIZ United Press

CHICAGO. Jan. 9.-Cash grain close
mixed; old. 39@39Ac; No. 4 yellow. old
; S9I2 @S9Ac; No: 2 yellow, ss1ac: No.
Oats-No. 2 white. 251z @261ac: No. 5 white
24@26c: RyeSINone. Barley-42 q SIC
Tlmothy-$3.75@ Clover-S8@15.5O
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Bank CIearings
INDIANAPOLIS STATEMENT
TREASURY STATEMENT

Net balance for Jan. g.. .s419, s67.s94.t7
expenditures ..........:. z9.6lZ, IoZ.ZI
Customs reefs. mo. to date. 8.827,953.79
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Chicago Grain Range

BIZ Times Special
CHICAGO, Jan. 11.-Carlots: Wheat 6:
corn. 113; oats. 25; rye, 2, barley. g. ~
By Times Special
CHICAGO. Jan. 9.-Primary receip.s.
wheat, $4,000 against 907. 1000; corn. 3i8-
700 against 683 600; oats, $4,000 against
237 600. Shipments-Wheat 395 900 against
~, 600; corn. 5000 against Asst 900: oats
$1,000 against 215, 1000,
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RAW SUGAR PRICES
Jan. g.
March ........ 5s5 5.S2 5s3
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New York Liberty Bonds
Local Wagon Wheat

CITY grain elevators are paving 46c for
No. 2 red wheat and Acc for No. hard
wheat.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-04-09

Many schools in the Philippines
are being closed because of lack OF
funds lls
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-04-09
BY WIN. f. MCKINNEY
Secretary, American Bridge League

In order to be classed as a good
player. not only must you be able
to play hand well but you must
also be able to correctly defend a
hand. An example of defensive
unlocking play is given in the
following hand.
The Bidding
, AT contract South should open
the bidding with two no trump.
A bid of two no trump does not
deny what might be termed a
biddable four-card suit, but it
does inform partner that all four
suits are stopped. With this in
formation North should go to
three no trump.
The Play
Although Vests suit is headed
touching, therefore the fourth
best spade, - the five = is opened,
by three honors, none of them are
eight and. South wins the trick
dummy plays the six, East the
with the jack. 1t looks to the de-
clarer as if the easiest way to so
game is to set the diamond suit
therefore the ace of diamonds il
led by the declarer. West should
reason that if declared holds the
ace and jack of diamonds his
queen is an absolute loser and the
diamond suit is set. The olly
chance he has of creating an entry
for his partner is to discard this
queen of diamonds; otherwise the
declarer may lead low on the sec
ond round and then If West plays
the queen, the declarer would re-
fuse to win in the dummy and no
lead could prevent declarer from
going game When the queen of