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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-01-20
College Scores Tuesday
STATE COLLEGES

SAALE
Franklin. "a; Indiana Central. %.
State Normal. 81: Rose Poly, %.
Manchester. SO: Huntington. 20.
VALPARAISO. 80; st. Mary'S (Winona
Mimi. 20.
Cornell. 90: Syracuse. 26.
Duuuesne, 90: GEORGETOWN. 81.
Florida. 43: Vanderbilt. 49,
Louisiana State. 40: Miss. A. and NJ. 10
Niagara. 20: Rochester. IA.
North Carolina State. 10; Wake Forest
New Hampshire. 80: Arnold. 20.
South Carolina. 80; Presbyterian. 20
Tulane; SO: Sewanee. "a.
w. and j.. IS: Bethany. IS.
Western MARYLAND. "a: Washington. %.
Yale. 90: Penn. %.
Idaho. SO; Oregon. 10.
Monmouth. 81; Knox, 80.
Illinois Wesleyan. II: Bradley, is lover
timel.
Miami. 20: Wittenberg. 10.
OHIO Wesleyan. s.; Ohio Y. q.
washington u. %. st. Louis. 20.
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Middlesworth Boosted for
Butler Grid Coaching Job

and Potsv Clark az FaNe
:. Others prominently mentioned at this
LINE LINE are Elmer tRedl Sleight former Pur-
uue ,al-American lineman: Earl MartineTa
S LacK r and assistant football coach at STr-
oue, NIL Brown. ex-Butler star and sTc-
11ssSs,Iu GRID coach at Rose POLY. SsrI
heiIY. coach OF the state championsiljn
sS-n9s. az CLINTON high school: Al Feeaev
sxx-Notre Dame star: Joe Dienhart colcii
81 yne state championship contenders al
Cathedral. and others AZ
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Evansville, Ind, several weeks ago.
Bloomington was ousted from the
league after the leaders had spent
several hours discussing whether
Bloomington, Quincy, last seasons
pennant winner or Terre Haute.
Ind, should be dropped.
In addition to voting to drop
Bloomington from the league, off,
Gals voted to play $50 game
schedule with the season opening
on May l, and closing on Labor
daV.
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CARNERA FACES GIANT

By United Press
PARIS, jan. 20.-Primo Camera,
Italian heavyweight boxer, arrived
today from his home village, Sequals
Italy, to begin training for his ten
round bout with the French giant,
Noise Bouqillon, next Monday.
The bout will be held at the new
sports ~-lace, SEATING 10000 persons.
Jeff Dickson is promoter.
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TIGERS BEAT 1. u.

BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Jan. 90
Winning both relay events and three
f1rsts in the five events, De PAW
university swimmers defeated the
Indiana U. tank squad here Tues
day, 81 to 80.
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ported part ownership proposition offered him at
Minneapolis. merely saying he had accepted terms
for one year.
1t will be Bush's second venture as pilot in
the A. A. He managed indianapolis in 1924 rs. ,26.
finishing second each season, and in 1924 was in
the pennant fight until the next to the last series
OF the campaign, losing out to ST. Paul by three
games.
minneapolis will be fifth club piloted by Bush.
He directed Washington in 1923 resigned and
joined the Hoosiers. He left the Indians to take
over the Pittsburgh Pirates and remained in the
Smoky city until late in 1929 when he resigned
and caught on with the Chicago White Sox After
TWO years with the Sox Ownie tossed up the sponge
and ned hmm
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YALPO TOSSERS WIN

WINONA, Mimi, Jan. 20.-Barne-
koff, Valparaiso Qnd) college CEN
ter, scored eighteen points to lead
the Hoosier quintet to 80 to 20
win over st. Mary's college here
Tuesday night.
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several days and is reported in
form.
The battlers will weigh In at 3
p. m. Thursday at 100 pounds, give
or take two pounds. 1t will be
the last appearance of Cox as a
junior lightweight, and following
the scrap Tracy will map out a
campaign among the lightweights.
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sOX SIGN LII BLUE

By United Press
CHICAGO, Jan. 20-Lu Blue,
White SoX first baseman, has signed
a 1882 contract, Harry Gardiner,
vice-president and secretary, an
nounced today. Blue is in Texas.
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BENNY TATE SIGNS
By Unitcd Press

CHICAGO, Jan. 2O.-The Chi
cago White Sox today had received
the signed 1892 contract of catcher
Benny Tate. The papers arrived
from southern California late on
Tuesday,
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OLYMPIC TEAMS SAIL

By United, Press
PARIS, Jan. 20.-The French, Bel
gian and Austrian Olympic winter
sports teams sailed today for New
York. The French and BelgianS
were aboard the lie De France and
the Austrians aboard the Majestic.
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VXTHEN De Pauw's Tigers in
w wade era dsvi lie
this evening to take on Pete
Vaughan's Scarlet quintet in the
annual rivalry tusSle, Frank
Graham of Noblesville will be at
floor guard for the Old Gold snip
ers. Graham's speed and accurate
basket tossing have been a fea-
ture of De Pauws successful cam
paign to date.
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MYTH Charlie Jameson, vet
w eran outfelder, refusing
the offer, Bib Falk, Cleveland
Indian, veteran fiychaser, prob
ably will be offered the manager
position Of the Toledo Mud Hens
Of the American Association.
Billy Evans, general manager of
the Cleveland club, which re-
Gently took an option on the To-
ledo franchise, said Falk would
be appointed after waivers and
salary had been settled.
Jameson, who has played for
Cleveland for thirteen years,
asked to stay with the Ameri-
can League club. FaIk formerly
pastimed for the Chicago White
Sox.
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Ownie Returns to A. A.
as Minneapolis Pilot
Second Managerial Venture in Hickey Circuit for Popular
indianapolis Leader; Finished Second Three Times
as HOosier Boss Directed Three Major Clubs
BY EDDIE ASH
Times Sports Editor

Ownie Bush indianapolis figure will be back in
ne American Association this
es He returned from Chicago today held
with Mike Kelley and reached the Miller
ens Tor the 1882 announcement about the
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H.h hsh! You old wise-eraeksr.

Heb heb. You old wise-cracker.
=
Dear Mr. Backboard-rve been reading
some Of these Shortridge letters. and feel
like arguing. Shortridge isn't ~oing to
get a chance at Tech in the .itv Sertes
saws me. because thew, play Washington
nrst. AS for Tech. the team is better than
The only team IN @ city that stands 8
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Crowley Seeks
Hawkeye Job
BU United prese

By United Press
IOWA CITY, Ia, Jan. 2O.-The
athletic board of the University of
Iowa had under consideration to-
DAY the personal application OF
jim Crowley, one of Notre Danes
-Four Horsemen," for the position
OF head football coach.
Crowley, now Michigan State
mentor, spent most of Tuesday with
Iowa athletic officials. Before a
coach is selected to fill the place
left vacant by the resignation of
Burton Ingwerson, the Iowa athletic
board plans to personally interview
several more candidates,
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chance of beating Tech. Say. what's be-
come of Eleanor?
ANOTHER TECH1TE.
Operative No. 80. where's Miss Eleanor?
=
Dear Acknowledgement, our six-foot
I'VE inch center. will make Edwards of
1ecn look ike an unwound alarm clock.
B. H. of SHORTRIDGE.
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What does that big four" make New
castle?
4
Greencastle. Ind
Dear Vern-Although the Greencastle
Tiger Cubs seem to have fallen into a
losing slump. thev still have a real team.
You know team can't win all its games.
They all fall into slunps. For EXAMPLE.
the Muncie Bearcats. But as soon as this
losing habit is gone, watch the Cubs.
BREEZY SAMBO.
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TUESDAY H. S. SCORES
Nlncennes. 81; LawrenceVille (ulO. Is.
Froebel Gary, 38; Wallace (Gary1. ia
fcI hammond Catholic, 10; University High
Huntington, %; Marion. 90
North hudson. 81; ROYAL Center IL
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Other Tuesday. Scraps
Ar nos ANc4Er Es-cerefinn csarcia

AT SOUTH BEND-Nick Fleetwood. 1856,
FIT. Wayne. Ind, won the Indiana light
weight championship by deciSioning Bud
Jones. 1874. South Bend (10).
AT LOS notwithstanding Garcia, 144,
Filipino welterweight champion. technical
" knockd out Alfredo Goaona. $50. Next
can, "a.
AT FRESNO. Calif.-Paul Medrano, FIRES
no. knocked out Gene Cans. Bakersfield,
Calf. (6).
AT KANSAS CITY. Mo.-Hymie Wise
man. 1914. Des Moines. defeated Lew Paclon
1877. Manila. (10l. Girls Pineda. 49,
Manila. defeated Harry Fierro. 118. Chi
csigo IoP Ps Mar9 Wi1so I2o M
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Merits: He picked Muncie over Newcastie
and Tech to win two last week. but
Southport right.
Dear MISUNDERSTANDING of ball teams
What is your opinion of the continentaiis.
Well. you can give yours later, here's
nine e., They rank up yery near the TOP
men. l don't think Mann of Muncie or
Edwards of Tech has. anything on Bright.
FoudraY and Howard. the forwards. are
hard to stop; Baumbach stops 'em and
Leeper sinks en-thev're the guards
ra II think Mgncie is oyer-rated. Like
reputation. And the Continentals are out
TO get bigger and better one Come on.
Washington. the whole west side is back
ing YOU A WESTSIDER
= II
Dear Backboard-I haven't changed nv
mind about Shortridge. and I'm telling
you again. this Alexandria OUTFIT isn't
so hot. How about giving the INDIANAPOLIS
high schools some publicity. Muncie AleY-
andria and Newcastle have their Cwn
newspapers.
JUST PAT.
There you are. What can you do about
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And am l embarrassed!

Ana am emDarTdsStut
=
Dear Observation-Disclosures about 1000
guessing averages. If YOU keep on Dtckiag
Tech it will always be that. Editors Note
YOU wouldn't fool me. would va? with
permission of the copyright owners.l Wait
until the city series. Then Shortridge and
washington won't crow SO much. When
Tech takes a notion to win. watch tut.
OF course they get beat now and then. but
all good teams do. Next March. when YOU
90 to the field house. look for Tech--and
not in the stands If YOU don't publish
this I'll place YOU lower in nv astirna-
ton than--say. Shortridge LII.
DELICIOUS.
Dear Baackboard-Get this headline set.
"SHORTRIDGE TROUNCES TECH IN
CITY TOURNEY" ARCHIE.
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Dear Backboard-who DO YOU Dick to
win the city series. How about trying to
get another 1000 points on that per-
centage (which means. pick Techl. But
don't forget Shortridge and Washington.
TECH. SHORTRIDGE & co.
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And then what?

Dear Backboard-I have good reasons to
PICK Tech to win the city tourney. Manual
and Ripple won't bother ANYBODY But
washington and Shortridge are going 70
make us work for 1t. ! agree with = P.
S of Shortridge that Edwards won't run
circles around Seward-because Edwards is
PLAYING basketball. not running around in
MIGHTY OF TECH.
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are glad to Bush back is known as pennerv
pilot and keeps things moving pressure win or lose
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That's big worry off my mind.

Dear Vern-Heres a yelp for help from
Two halfwits. Tech isn't so hot. says us.
Cathedral could beat EN- to points any
day in the week. Edwards vs. Mike O'Con-
nor-whatta battle! And Sweeney and
Ford are two of the hottest guards in this
CITY, we've seen EN- both and the rest
OF the hot ones. Tech beat Muncie be-
cause they were pointed for the Bearcats
three years. but can't get a shot at EN-
Let's put the Irish in the city tourna-
ment to NIL in that bye against Tech, crd
see who wins. Don't forget to look az
sweeney and O'Connor when YOU come to
your all CITY team. Here's our big i've
Ne|castle. Alexandria. Muncie. Marion
OSucOcu o,d p,ooe,
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Sort of rundown like. huh?

Sort of run-down-like. huh?
Il
Dear Backboard-Now listen. Vern. don't
you go worrying about Manual. There's no
use for both of us to WORRY Tech IookS
like the class of the city with Washington
a close second. Our big five-Newcastle.
Tech. Columbus. Vincennes and Jeff of
THE TWO CHATTERERs.
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OSHKOSH and B'GosH.

Looks like charity might grab off another
natural here. And would the fiIberts throw
out their pennies to see it?
goal standard. it seems. And Saortri j t5e
LII is going. to have a busy time writing
excuses for his Blue Devils.
THE MERITS.
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OFF THE Blackboard
This is contributors day. I copy
EN- down, you read 'em and weep.
BY VERN BOXELL

This is contributors day. I copy
'em down, you read 'em and weep.
n
An eastern professor says all whistIers
are morOns, and there's a good chance for
a crack at the referees. But the poor Of
ficials have been hammered enough, SO i
will pass it up.
But there's that northern coach who
ficials,, and the big guy turned around
and waved. That was his name-honest.
Horace Mann at LoganSport to-
night. It's time Mr. Cliff Wells was
Berry-ing somebody.
Hey, You'll notice that you devoted
me the raSpberries for saving Tech has
the best team in the state. Just as I
expected Oh. we'll, they didn't think Tech
was any good in 90. but We were runners
up that year. ! agree that one victory
doesn't mean much under ordinary cir
champs. it amounts to more than 3 1nap
Of the fingers. The only way to make you
believe that we are best in the state is
to COP the chamlionship-and proving
time isn't so far off
So until we win the state. I will say
the state" NV. big four-7Tech. Muncie.
'0''' 'O"N YE GLIDE CACTUS PLANTE.
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Strong Franklin team will meet Cen
traI Avenue in the feature Epworth League
game tonight at p. m at Broadway
gym other games will be Broadway Girls
VS.. Central Avenue Girls at 7 p. m. and
Broadway Us. Whiteland IL. E. At D. N.
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Phi lambda Epsilson defeated Kappa
Alpha Phi, fraternity rival, in their fourth
annual cage battle at Dearborn hotel, II
to Is. Ryan and Lister were outstanding
for the winners while Riggs was best for
the Kappas.
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FOR RENT-Five room unfurnished
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FOR RENT-Furnished apartment,
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DISCOURAGED SALES
IN final HOUR CUT
STOCK MART RALLY
Market Unable to Extend Morn,
ing Rise; Bull Efforts
Have No Following

New York, Feb. 29.-(P-Inability
of the stock market to extend a morn
ing rally Monday brought discouraged
selling into the list in the last hour
Early gains of to 2 points in leading
issues were mostly lost, and fraction
al net declines predominated at the
finish, with some issues off l to 3.
The closing tone was heavy. Trans
fers Appropriated only soc, 600 shares.
Bullish efforts to generate rally in
various parts Of the list, notable in
shares of companies serving the auto
mobile industry, presumably based on
the announcement last week of the
Ford plans, failed to attract q fol.-
lowing.
U. s. Steel sold off more than a
point, then recovered fractionally.
Rails held up fairly we'll, closing with
a generally steady tone. Canadian
Pacific finished a point higher. Penn
sylvania and Santa Fe, however, lost
about a point each.
American Telephone slipped back 2,
then recovered a fraction. McKees-
port, which recently reflect bullish
activity, fell back more than 2. Is
sues closing around point lower In
cluded Allied Chemical, North Amer
lean, American Can, Westinghouse
and General Electric. Auburn SOLO
up more than S, then closed a point
below Saturdays close.
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NEW YORK

New York, Feb. 29.-(PeButter. S.
22l, steady. Creamery, higher than
extra 22A -23A: extra (s2 score) 22A;
firsts (87 to 81 score) 2lA -22A; Sec
onds unquoted: packing stock. current
make No. 1, 1871 1T; No. 2, 1514.
Cheese, .173: quiet. State, whole
milk, flats, fresh, average to fancy
specials 1lk-l4; do held 164-l8.
Eggs, 1861, weak. Mixed colors,
standards ceases A lbs. metz 15A-16;
rehandled receipts ceases 43 lbs. nett
1914 IA: no grades 1918: special
packs, including unusual Hennery Sc
lections sold from store on credit
1914 1T: mediums 12-121s: dirties IL
1871; checks IL. refrigerators. as to
quality 10-121s: standards and UNI
dergrades unquoted.
Atlantic coast, hennery special
packs, premium marks "a to 23; At
lantic coast and mid-western hen
merry specials ceases IS lbs, nett 10
1-2 to 81. Standards cease a lbs,
metz Is to Is Ia; lower grades II to
II 1-2; mediums II to II Ia; Pa
cific coast, fresh, shell treated or
liners, specials "a to a. Ia; stan
dards 81 to q: lower grades UNI
quoted; mediums 10 Ia to Al: mark
ed pullets unquoted. Refrigerator
whites, as to- qualify II to IS Ia;
brown eggs, nearby and western spe-
cial packs, private sales from store
l6 Ia to 10; western standards Is
l-2 to Is.
Dressed poultry firm. Chickens,
fresh unquoted; frozen 20-29: fowls
fresh 1924; frozen 1928; old ROSTERS
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Tribut1e's Grain, Livestock and
Market Report for Mon., Feb. 20
IN VISIBLE
j. s. WHEAT SUPPLY
SENDS PRICES DOWN
Private Estimates of Domestic
Farm Reserves Will Be
Issued Tuesday

Chicago, Feb. 29.-(P)-Lowest
prices Of the day in wheat developed
during the late transactions, after
announcement Of $4,000 bushels en-
largement Of the y. s. visible supply
total.
Private estimates of domestic farm
reserves of wheat will be issued at 10
q. m. Tuesday, and are expected to
prove bearish. Reports Of dust storms
In Southern Alberta and Saskatche-
wan, Canada, failed to bring about
price rallies.
Wheat closed unstable, 1-2 to 10
under Saturdays finish, May 81 to
81 1-8, July 81 3-8 to 1-2. Corn at
Ia decline to la advance, May 80
IA to 3-8. July Il 7-8 to AZ. oats l-8
to Ia down, and provisions UNI
changed to Is cents up.
Hopes Of improved demand for
North American wheat as we'll as
present low prices tended to curb set
backs with monthly unofficial domes-
tic crop summaries due Tuesday,
traders temporarily were reluctant to
enter into nsw commitments.
Cables reported stocks Of wheat and
flour at Liverpool had increased 600,-
600 bushels this week. On the other
hand. sudden cold wave over spread
Ing European continental countries
gave promise Of larger purchases by
importers. Meanwhile the amount of
wheat on ocean passage was almost
the same both Is week ago and last
year. Corn and oats followed wheat.
Provisions were steadied by upturns
In hog values.
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DULUTH CLOSE

Duluth, Mimi, Feb. 29.-R}-Clos-
ing cash prices: Wheat, No. dark
northern II So to 70 So; No. 2 do.
SO So to 70 5-8: No. do. IS SD
to SO So; No. northern II 5-8 to
70 So: No. 2 do. 50 SIS to Is SIS: No.
l amber durum II 1-2 to 80 Ia; No.
2 do. So IL to SO 1-2; No. durum
81 ID to 70 10; No. 2 do. 81 1-2
to 10 IL: No. l mixed durum 63 IL
to 81 1-2: No. 2 do. 81 LIZ to 81 1-2;
No. l red durum 60 1-2.
Flax on track 1.39 1-2; to arrive
1.39 1-2; May 1.39 Ia; July lao;
Sept. 140.
Oats, No. white Is 3-4 to 26 3-4.
No. rye As IL.
Barley, choice to fancy 46 IA to 40
IA; medium to good 81 Ia to AZ IA.
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Livestock
SOUTH ST. PAUL

South st. Paul, Feb. 29.-(AP-U.
s. D. A)-Cattle 1900; trade open
ing slow, about steady; but under
tone weak; steers and yearlings IN
moderate supply; few lots better
grades held around $50 to TOO; bulk
salable AIS to 600; she stock IN
meagre supply; beef COWS ESQ to 3.25;
butchers heifers 1926 to 4.50; cutters
largely $50 to 2.25; practical top
medium grade bulls $50; feeders and
stockers in light supply but In fair
demand; habitat kinds bid up to
600; most thin offerings from 800
to 400. Calves 1900; vealers weak to
so lower; medium grades at $50 to
400; better grade offerings $50 to
600.
Hogs-11 900; market 10 or more
higher than Friday and Saturday;
better .160-225 lbs, 39O-4.00; top 400;
desirable 225-24O lbs, 3.80-3.9O; better
240-30O lbs, 36O-3.80: heavier weights
of palmer kinds down to $50 and un-
der; desirable 140-160 lbs, 3.50-390;
sows 3.10-3.35: bulk pigs 500; strong
weights to killers 3.25 and above;
average cost Saturday 370; weight
200 lbs; for week, average cost 3.65:
weight 200 lbs.
Sheep-14.000; nothing done early,
packers talking lower on slaughter
lambs; generally asking higher or up
ward to 6.75 on choice lambs; bulk fed
lambs Friday and Saturday 6.35.
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WHEAT FUTURES HAVE
SLOW DRAGGY DECLINE

Minneapolis, Feb. 29.-(R-Wheat
futures had draggy decline Monday.
News was mixed and quite plentiful
but speculative interest was light.
Cables were disappointing from the
outset but action in the stock market
was favorable. Later on there was
some selling pressure stimulated by
an increase In domestic visible sup
plies Of wheat.
Crop news out of the southwest was
more bullish and most of the Eur
opean news also was bullish. Coarse
grain futures were sluggish and easy.
May and July wheat closed &c low
er and September 7ac lower.
Cash wheat tone was sluggish. Of
ferings were moderate.
Winter wheat was slow and easy
with offerings quite plentiful. Durum
was scarce and in very good milling
demand. Cash corn demand was slow
and offerings heavier. Oats demand
was quite brisk. Rye was in good
milling demand. Barley demand was
fair to good and offerings smaller
than estimated. Flax demand was
steady and offerings light.
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SIOUX CITY

Sioux City. Iowa, Feb. 29.-R)-U.
S. Dep. Agr)-Cattle $500; calves
100; beef steers and yearlings strong
to CSC higher: fat she stock steady to
strong: stockers and feeders active,
strong; most short fed steers and
yearlings 4.25-5.75; good long year.
lings held around TOO: scattering
sales fed heifers 500 down; bulk beef
cows 2.75-3.50: low cutters and cutters
chiefly 1.50-250; choice 375 pound
stock steer calves $50; few common
and medium stockers 3.25-4.50.
Hogs 5000; lighter weight butchers
fairly active, around Sc higher: little
done on weightier kinds: few bids
about steady; top 3.85; most 10000
lb. weights 3.65-380; good to choice
140-160 lb. weights 3.35-375; sows and
pigs strong: bulk sows 3.25-335i good
to choice pigs 2.50-3.1O.
Sheep $500: no early sales; asking
sharply higher for fat lambs or
around $6.75: aged sheep and feeders
steady; most feeders eligible 4.50-5.00.