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Cash Grain

FEB. 49,
The bids for. car lots of grain at the
call OF the Indianapolis Board of TRADE
+ Q. B.. shipping point basis 41Hzc New
York Rate. were:
Wheat-Easv: No. 1 red. 4e65oc: No. 2
red, 48@49c: No. hard. 400 Acc.
Corn-Easy: No white. 27ls 62s1sc; No.
4 white. 261a @26lAc: No. 8 yellow. 2eG27c:
Csc; No. 4 mixed. 23@24c.
Oats-Easy: No; 2 white. 2o15@21hc: No.
white. 1917 6201Ac.
Hay--Steady IF O. b. country points taxi
ing 1850 or less rates to Cincinnati or
timothy. $6@6.50.
inspections
Wheat--No. 2 red. cars. Total. 8 ars,
Corn New: No. 8 white. 8 cars: No.
4 yellow, II cars: No. S yellow. l car;
No mixed. cars: No. mixed. 3 cars.
Total. 81 cars.
Oats-No. white. 2 cars: No. white.
car: No. white, Is cars: No. white.
cars: sample white. 5 cars. Total. %
cars.
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REYNOLDS TOPS CARD

Jack Reynolds, welterweight title
claimant, and Blacksmith Pedigo.
popular Louisville veteran, tangle in
the two falls out of three feature
event on next Fridays mat program
at the Armory.
Heavyweights collide in the two
falls out of three semi-windup, the
popular Al Baffert, Canadian star.
returning to local competition to
oppose Turkey Bey, rough grappler
making his first start here. Two
other events are being arranged.
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BY ELMER G. WALLER
United Press Financial Editor

NEW YORK, Feb. 16.-The stock
market continued to give good
account of itself in the morning
dealings today, holding the great
er part of the sharp gains made last
week.
Dealings quoted down, but prices
generally held close to the previous
closing levels. Buying was in a
reduced scale largely because ira
ders were waiting to see the tech
nical position of the market, rather
than because of any change in the
outlook.
Changes we're narrow and the
character of the market was much
the same as prior to the sharp up
rush in the closing sessions Of last
week.
Pool Activity Quiet
Some hangover liquidation from
Monday centered on a few leaders
like Steel, American Telephone and
American Can, but these shares re-
bounded to around their previous
closing levels after setbacks Of about
a point each.
Much interest continued in Trans
america, which rose fractionally to
another new high for the year. Ac-
tive buying of the stock was re-
ported from the Pacific coast where
A. P. Giannini, who regained con-
troll of the company Monday, has
a large popular following. Many or
ders were reported for odd lots and
the rise was considered a tribute
to A. p" who ousted the Wall
Street management almost single
handed.
Pools continued to wait for an
opportunity TO resume the upswing
of last week and were encouraged
by the manner in which leading
stocks met support on Mondays
setback.
Bonds Work Lower
The group in radio was particu-
larly active, bidding up this favorite
nearly a point to around the $40
level.
Little occurred in other markets.
Bonds were irregularly lower despite
a further advance in United States
obligations. Curb stocks
were quiet and steady, while cotton
and grains eased slightly.
Reports that active negotiations
for consolidation of the Standard
Oil Company of New Jersey and the
Standard Oil Company of Califor-
MIA would be resumed within a few
weeks VIXEN California directors ar
rive in New York had little affect
on the petroleum shares, which held
steady around previous closing
levels.
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WANT LUESSE FREED
JobIeSs Plan Meeting to
Spur Release Demand.

Mass meeting to crystalline SEN
timent for demand for the release
of Theodore Luesse, leader of I'M
employed, now serving a term at
the state penal farm, will be held at
8 Wednesday night at Workers
Center, 1921 South Meridian street,
under auspices of the International
Labor Defense.
William Browder of Chicago, dis
trict secretary of the organization,
will be the principal speaker and
William Ayres, city member, will
preside.
A committee will be elected to
visit Governor Harry G.. Leslie to
demand Luesse's release.
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Facts build cities and machines
and create battleships. Values build
the life abundant" Bishop James
Wise of Topeka, Kan, told the con-
gregation at today's noon Lenten
service in Christ church.
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Monday Fight Results

AT PHILApELPH!A-Tony Canzoneri.
Isl. Chester. Pa. defeated jimmy smith.
York. stopped. Johnny Lucas. Campden; n.
j. (3l: Nick Venore, 156. Philadelphia.
stopped Bert Tubbs. 15o. England. fD.
AT. PITTsBURGHmzPaul PirTone, llssoo,
Pittsburgh. 10): TONY Marino. ia. Pitts
burgh, stopped Mickey Farr' liz CleVe-
AT BUFFALo-sam Brice. $50. Buffalo.
defeated Tonv IJozzo lSa Buffal39' r 11OO;
tor. 100. Buffalo. stopped Jimmy Ma
honey. l7S. Chicago. "a.
AT TERRE HAUTE, Ind.-Bud Salts.
159 Chicago. decisioned sammy SlslgEter'
49, TTs a'ats G jack aPfiT ao @erGG9
YounsstoWn, O.. decisonsd Harry Chap
man. lsl. Terre Haute, co..
AT NEwARK-M Rossi $780, Belleyille,
N. j., stopped Eddie Dempsey, 100. Phiiaa -
Kansas CITY. defeated Alonzo Smith. 1852,
Montclsir. (6.
lev, $50: Kewane dedicated Jackie Horner,
$50 st. Louis lsl J9hnny BaIm s;,,,. i9a'
Isl Costas Vassis. 100. Greece, knocked
out Jerry Kucera. l55. Chicago. ~. Glen
Camp. 1871, Chicago. beat Howard Jones.
140 Louisville (5l
AT HOLYOKE. Mass.-Frankie Carlton,
JERSEY City, n. j. outponted Sammy OF
ferman California (10l; Gerry Emard.
Hoiyoke. outpointed Ruby Greenberg. Kew
York. (sl.
BOISE. Idaho--Manuel Quintero, Tampa
(Flal welterWeight, has been suspended
by the Idaho athletic commission and the
commission may recommend the suspen-
is said Quintero fought Phil Padda of
Los Angeles in salt Lake City and later
went to Idaho Falls where Padda is alleged
TO have used the name of Joe Rivers.
0uintero won both bouts by knockouts in
the third round. Padda also has been
suspended.
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Fisher rolled 5s3 to lead the Gibson
company loop during their series on the
Illinois alleys. Team results recorded odd
game wins, Gates Tires A. c. Plugs, c.
M Radio Pennz oil and Arvin Heater
defeating Perfect Circle. Plymouth, Dodge,
Norze and super Service.
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Wreck Gives Filler Start

By United Press
AMSTON, Conn, Feb. 16.-A Is
year-old farmer boy, John johnson,
stumbled through the bushes
around An1ston lake two years ago
and discovered the charred wreck
age Of an airplane in which two
test pilots had lost their lives. The
discovery brought him $3.50 re-
ward.
Far from being discouraged in
his ambition to be an aviator, the
boy banked his reward to be used
as tuition in Hartford flying
school.
He has just received his pilots
license and is the youngest pilot in
Connecticut at II.
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Filler After $4,000 Prize
BV United Press

By OHtted Press
OSHKOSH, Wis, Feb. 16.-Clyde
Lee, %, youthful pilot of this city,
will be at the controls of a Stinson
monoplane in the fifth attempt to
cross the Atlantic between the
United States and Norway by air
this summer.
Lees proposed fight will be the
third of the nonstop. attempts
and will be in quest of $4,000
prize posted by a Norwegian
newspaper five years ago.
The award first was offered while
Frances Grayson and Lieutenant
Umrahl prepared for their 1928
flight, and never has been with
drawn.
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WEAK CABLES
SEND FUTURE
MART LOWER
Liverpool Dips on LeSSened
Demand; Rain, SIeet
Reported.
BY HAROLD E. RAINVILLE
United Press stan CORRESPONDENT


CHICAGO, Feb. Is. - Wheat
scored additional losses as the
Board of Trade opened today on
further selling inspired by weak
cables and a lower stock market.
Losses were only fractional at
the start as selling pressure was
not heavy. Liverpool was lower
with demand less insistent and
offerings from the southern hemi-
sphere lower. There was little SUD-
port at the start.
Corn Nearly Steady.
Corn was more nearly steady. the
distant months easing, weather he
ing unfavorable for movement. Oats
was easy with the major cereals.
AT the opening wheat was q to
Is cent lower, corn was unchanged
to 4 cent lower and oats u cent
lower. Provisions were slow and
easy.
Liverpool was considerably lower
than due, falling off is to az
pence by midafternoon.
Sleet, Rain Reported
A weakened technical position
was disclosed in corn Monday and
the market closed lower with wheat.
The general belief is that the cash
market must improve before there
can be real betterment in the fu-
lures. Iowa had widespread sleet
storms over night, but other parts
OF the belt had rains.
Oats followed corn Monday and
LOST ground The shipping demand
is fair but much below normal. ow-
ing TO the mild winter which has
reduced feeding almost generally.
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BIZ United Press

steady: receipts. i2,211 cases; Extra drsts,
143zc; firsts. 14Nc; current receipts, 1394c
seconds, 11G12c. Butter-Market steady;
receipts. 12.519 tubs; extras. 22Ac; extra
1eiam20c. Porluyt-Market, Arm; receipts
car; fowls, 15G lsc; springers. 169 zoe;
Leghorns, 15c; ducks, 17d20c; geese, l3c;
turkeys. 10000; roosters. 10c Cheese
Twins, 11A6113zc: young Americas. 12G
2115c. Potatoes-On track 1877; arrivals,
81: shipments, 674 market, about steady;
wisconsin round whites. 50685c; Idaho
Russets, Sl35G1.45: Michigan Russet
Rurals, 500 s5c; Nebraska Triumphs, si.05
Oils.
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Other Livestock
By United Press

EAST BUFFALO. Feb. 1s-Hogs on sale.
400; active. mostly to, slippers; steady TO
s4.65: few loads. $4.75; Mixed lots. $500
AGO: plain kinds. S435; 240-26O lbs. sz6
425: $50 lbs. down, s464.35. Cattle-Re-
at s5.75; cows scarce: cutter grades. Sis
G275. Calves--Receipts, ESQ; better
grade vealers. soc higher at $3.50 down.
others, steady: in-between kinds. ss50:
common and medium. S517. Sheep-Re-
ceipts, 400: lambs, steady; quality and
sorts considered: good to choice, s675:
some lambs held higher; common and
medium, S5.75.
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Michaelis Builders won the odd game
from Giesen Products during the st.
Philip No. / play on the club alleys, the
rubber being thriller. Michaelis winning
99l to 986 when Fred Schleimer struck out
from tn esixth frame. Dan Abbott was best
count.
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Teams can still enroll in the 1000
scratch tourney now in progress on the
Delaware drives An entry fee OF IS per
team is charged. this amount being re-
turned to the prize list Bowling charges
are extra.
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Monday College Scores

WESTERN CONFERENCE
Indiana. SO: wisconsin. 81.
Michigan 40: Iowa. %.
IllinoiS %: Minnesota. Is.
Purdue. 40: Ohio state. 26.
OTHER SCHOOLS
Grinnen. 20: WASHINGTON tSt. Lou.sl. 20.
washington State. 2s: oregon State. "a.
Ksnsas, 81: Nebraska. 10.
st. Louis. 80: Oklahoma A. l. "a. %.
Auburn. 26: Georgia. "a.
Duuuesne. 50. George Washington. 81.
ST Ambrose 40: DUBUQUE. IS.
Pittsburgh Teachers. 81; Wichita. 70,
Southern Illinois Teachers. 20: state
Normal. TO-
Southwestern CMemphisl 40; Millsaps. IS.
So. Cloud Teachers. rs: Transatlantic. y.
birmingham Southern. %: Howard. 81.
Southern. ~: Rollins Is.
BROOKLYN X OF c. 90; Canisius. IS.
MARYLAND 40: w. and L.. 10.
Michigan State IS: Marquette %.
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BOXING COACH I'LL

Jimmy Dalton, boxing instructor
at South Side Turner'S gym, will
undergo an operation for Appendix
citis at United States war veterans
hospital. He was stricken last week
while preparing the Turner team
for the Marion county amateur mitt
show next Saturday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-02-16

The usual good scores we're produced
during the st. Joan OF Arc series on the
Uptown alleys. A. Schneider having 256
for high single and Frank Argus rolling
GA to lead the field over the long route.
other 500 counts we're. Schmidt, 63I;
Schneider. 622. and Mathews, 6l5. No
team stood out. Fink Plumbing. American
Estate and the Cards taking two from
Athletics Capitol City Fuel and flanagan
Furniture Lone Star Cement. Pettls Mems
Shop. Citizens Motor and Garland Foun-
dry will roll their games later.
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Freddie Mounts and Arch Heiss are go
ing to be closely watched when they make
singles events next Sunday. Mounts has
been hitting in great style all season, and
has a start OF 674 secured when he led the
Union Title team to runner-up position in
the team event
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New York Bank Stocks
CIV Thomson & McKinnonl
TECH SWAMPS RIPPLE

Tech freshman cagers held Broad
Ripple yearlings to one field goal,
scored in the last minute of play,
to score a 81 to 4 triumph at the
east size court Monday. The win
ners lei, II to 2, at the half.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-02-16

Jess Pritchett rolled his steenth 700
series during the Optimist play. the big
boy counting IT'S.
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Chuck Klein would have had the single
event in class sewed up If he could have
tenth frame Of each game was open. with
a As, CT and $40 split
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Another 400 scratch doubles will feature
nj the Illinois alleys Saturday and sun
day.
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Sterling and Selmier won three games
from Crown No. and Pilgrim as Crown
Rink during the Laundry League play in
the Illinois alleys.
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BIZ United Press

CINCINNATI, Feb. 6.-Butter-Packing
stock No /. 18c; No. 12c; No. 3 &c; but
ter fat, 16619c. Eggs-Steady; cases in
cluded, extra frsts. lac; frsts. d3c; sec
eggs, 13c. Live poultry-Thin and coarse
stock sells only at heavy discount; fowls,
lbs. and over, Ice; lbs. and over, TIC;
8 lbs and over, tic; Leghorns, 8 lbs; and
over. 14c; ROSTERS, &C; broilers. colored.
h. and over. zoe: u lbs. and oyer, &c;
3 lbs. and over, 22c; fryers. 3 lbs. and
over. 22c; partly feathered. 12c; Leghorn
broiiers. 1b and over. 15c; IA lbs. and
over, 15c; lbs. and over, 13c; Leghorn
stays. lie; colored stays, lac; black
springers, lie; roasting chickens, lbs.
and over, 21c ducks. under 3 lbs, sell at
liberal concessions: ducks. white, lbs
and over. .16c; under lbs. 13c; colored.
lbs. and over, 16c; under lbs. 13c;
capons, lbs. and over. 23c: under 8
lbs 19c: slips. 13c: turkeys, No. l hens,
lbs. and over, 26c; young toms. No. l,
10 lbs. and over, 22c.
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AT BUFFALo-sam Brice. $50. Buffalo.
Tony Sciolino. 1870. Buffalo. stopped Elmer
Ciccione, 124, Schenectady. 49,; Joe pok-
tor 100. Buffalo. stopped Jimmy Ma
honey. 17S. Chicago ~.
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MORGAN TO BE HOST
Federal Building Employees to Be
G. o. z. Chiefs CHESTS

G. o. r. Chiefs Guests.
Heads Of various departments in
the federal building here will e
the guests Of Ivan Morgan, Repub-
lican state chairman, at a "get-
together dinner tonight at the
SEVERN.
Tonight's dinner is part Of a SER
les sponsored by Morgan in an eff.
fort to awaken interest in the CAM
paign.
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Various aspects of foreign COM
merce will be discussed by Volney
B. Fowler at the meeting Friday
noon Of the World Trade Club at
the Board of Trade. Fowler, former
city and managing editor of The
Times, returned recently from Eu-
rope where he was representative
of the General Motors Export Cor
poration.
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BRIDGE BIDS OPENED

Figures on 1873 State Projects Are
Far Below Estimates.
The state highway department
today received 1873 bids on nine
teen state highway bridges to be
constructed this spring.
Total Of low bids wa5 Sf14,627,
against the engineers ftimate
Of $174.060.
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Weather conditions at 9 a. M:
Southeast wind, IL miles an hour;
temperature, 81; barometric pres
sure, 1910 at sea level; ceiling,
overcast, smoky, estimated at 1000
feet; visibility, 215 miles; field, soft.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-02-16

Lions League contests on the Hotel Antler
drives resulted in triple win for Teeth
and Whiskers over Ears and Claws. ana
a two-game victory for Hides and Tails
from Names and Heads. Cook rolled 59S
to take high three-game total. Chrisney
was next with SOS.
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AT PITTSBURGH-Pau Pirrone. 100.
Cleveland. defeated Tiger Joe West. lGl.
PITTSBURGH. O0): Tony Marine. ia. Pitts
burgh, stopped Mickey Parr. liz. Cleve-
land. (3).
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William Wheeler. sponsor OF the Wheeler
Lunch bowling team. has taken, to the
Woo pin e topper The reason for his Is
28s he rolled in practice game on the
Uptown alleys Monday. Wheeler. Hall and
Leibold. the office staff of the Wheeler
Catering Co., have all been irving to out
score each other. and the 288 of Wheeler's
makes him the o boss This vas VS. his cd nrsf
with ten strikes in a row and a $40
spare on the final ball.
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BrightSpots
of Business
By United Press

WASHINGTON. Feb. 16.-Car loadings
for the week ended Feb. were estimated
at approximately $4,000 to $4,000 cars
above the preceding week.
DOVER, O.-Reeves Manufacturing Com
pany's local steel sheet plant resumed OPP
erations at rs per cent Of capacity.
CHARLOTTE, N. C.-Equipment OPP
Grated by Southern Textile Mills was in
creased during 1881 by installation of
I39,O76 additional spindIes, 5,176 looms
and 1890 knitting machines.
NEW YORK-Traffic through the Hol-
land tunnel during January was reported
at $685. 51 vehicles, an increase of per
cent over aJnuary. 1881, and Is per cent
over January 1880.
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Net Changes

By United Press
NEW YORK, Feb. 15.-Closing
prices and net changes on principal
issued traded on the New York
Stock Exchange today:
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STOCK SHARES
HOLD FIRM IN
NARROW RANGE
Leaders Come Back After
Early Dips; Steel
Issues Steady.
Average Stock Prices

Average of thirty industrisIs for Monday
S2.ls, of 3.s4. Average OF twenty rails
$3.50. of l.i2 Average OF twenty utilities
1890. up 40.
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ByUnited Press

CLEVELAND, Feb. -Eogs-Receiuts
Is. 1000: holdover, s.; steady; 1o5-23o lbs,
s. 35G4 40; 240-S00 lbs, $4,000; pigs.
So. Cattle-Receipts, 200: steady; Scattered
common to medium steers LOTT lbs. down,
s.. 751 $50: low cutter to medium COWS.
Sl.50G350. CalveS-Receipts, 600; weak:
good to choice vealers, $0.s06s: odd head
higher Gull to medium around S667 So
Sheep-Receipts. 1900; steady to strong:
lambs. $e.25@6.T5; bulk. $3.50 upward:
rather plain throwouts, $565.50: nearly
good clipped lambs. S..
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Rv United Press

CLEVELAND. Feb. 5.-Butter-Extras,
26Hc: standards, 26Hc: market. steady.
Eggs-Extra firsts. 16c; current receipts.
fowls. I9@20c; medium. 10000: Leghorns.
15n16c; smooth broilers, 18020c; ducks,
l5c: turkeys, 25c gees &c; stays, lac;
market, steady. Potat Ohio and New
York. asa soc bushel: Line Green Noun
tain. S1.O5MI.15 100-lb. sack; Idaho Russell
S2@210 100-lb. sack.
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BOND ISSUE ORDERED

Sanitary Board to Use $4,000 for
Equipment Purchase.
The sanitary board today adopted
resolution to issue $43, 1000 bonds
for the purchase Of additional
equipment for the city sewage dis
poSal plant.
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By United Press

..I EAST ST LOUIS. Feb. 1s.-Hogs-Re-
top. s42o; most $50 $50 lbs. S462.2o:: 9S6:
SoO lbs. S3.75@3.95: 10O-I40 lbs. ss.25G
S:sO; sows. mostly $315@32s. Cattle-Re-
market, generally steady but slow: a few
early steers sales. s4.8565.5 so; some Fetter
steers unsold: mixed yearlings and neifers.
rs; top medium bulls. S285: GOOD and
choice vealers. So. Sheep-Receipts. 1 200:
market. few lambs to CITY butchers. Sfeadv
at $3.50: asking higher for others.
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BIZ United Press

CINCINNATI. O., Feb. 16.-Hogs-Re-
celpts,, $3.50 including 1898 direct; held
fair at decline; better grade 160-235 lbs.
$425@4.40; mostly $40 on 225 lbs. down:
7 75oSo lbs, $a@4I5: 2SC731o lbs, ss.85G4;
Receipts. $50; calves, SIS; moderately
active, generally steady; odd lots common
ana medium steers and heifers. s4.5O@5.5O;
ished -yearlings, $57596; most beef cows
$3@3.50; bulk low cutters and cutters
S Shaioa bulls $3.50 down: good and
very, unreliable sellers, weak to lower
mostly $3.50 down, a few 81. SheepNRe-
ceiptS: $50: lambs fully steady; better
gIaoeS scarce, $6M6.50; small lot handy
weights, $3.50: bulk common and medium.
S4.5OQo.75; sheep steady. So down
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Local Wagon Wheat
Feb. IS

CITY grain elevators are paving SIC for
No red wheat and Ate for No. ? hard
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PITTSBURGH. Feb. 6.-Hcg-Receipts
500; market, mostly l0c hiaher: 170-23o
lbs; S4.606470: 220-270 lbs. S4.25G4 so:
Is: market. nominal: medium grade steers.
quoted around $50 $50: medium heifers.
choice vealcrs. ss5069. Sheep-Receipts'
$780,. market. little changed: good to choice
wool lambs. S6G6.75.
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BIZ United Press

LAFAYETTE. Ind, Feb. l6.-Hog+Mar-
ket steady to 10 cents lower; 160-Is0 lbs.
225-250 lbs. s3.75: 250-275 lbs. s3.7o: 27S,
300 lbs. So 80: 300-s25 lbs. $3.50: i4o-i6l
lbs 1855; i20-140 lbs. SO 40; l00-120 lbs.
SSz5; roughs. $3.50. down; top calves. 81;
top lambs, $780,
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HORSES BOARDED OUT

City to Pay Riding Club $40 a
Month Each for Care.
Safety board today approved a
contract for the care Of ten horses
recently abandoned as equipment
of the mounted police department.
Perry o. Bonham Of the Algon-
quin Riding Club, contracted to care
for the animals at $40 per month
each until buyers are found. The
contract specifies the city shall pro-
vide a caretaker.
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BIZ United Press

TOLEDO. Feb. 15.-cIose: Grain IN ele-
SSaatoFS; Transit billing. ,Wheat-No. 2 red.
NO white. Sf.f @a ssi4S. ST RyeGN oats
g47c . Trac prices. 2s1z-cent cate.
Wheat-No. red. $50 5slac: No. / red. i
No; red, Base discount. Corn@No4
yellow vel S1a@34c: No; yellow. 311k 32isc;
Ss5 q SS siscw' 2S@SoAc osts3aNo. ytite.
Prime: ss75: February. ss75: March.
$3.50; Alsike-Cash. S8.75: February Ga. rs:
March. $3.50. Butter-Fancv creamery. %
a26c. Eggs--Extras. 14159 Hay-Tim-
othy per cwt.. 80 cents.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-02-16
BIZ United Press

WI, CHICAGO. Feb. 15.-cash grain close:
M sIsc. M b red 5 49, No hard, 500
low hard; sac: No. mixed, 5eisc No. 3
mixed 5sc; No. 4 mixed sec. Corn-No.
S44c: No. 2 yellow old. 383lc No.
yeiiow. 34@S5%e; No, yellow, 321z @35c:
NO. white. 3534 636ac: No. 4 yellow as
0351ac. Rye-No. g. 443zc Bariev-i26
Soc Timothy-S3.50@3.75. CloVer-S99