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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-10-07
Cash Grain

The bids for car lots of grain at the
call of the Indianapolis Board of Trade
|; o. b. shipping point. basis 41l2c New
Wheat~EasW No. 1 red. 41a42c: No.
red. 40G 41c; No. 2 hard. 41642c.
Corn-Easv: No 2 white, 19d20c: No
No yellow. l8d l9c: No 2 mixed. isa
i9c: No mixed 17d18c.
Oats-Easy: No white 12Q12i2c; No.
HayWsteadv: r. o. h. country points
taking 23lac or less rates to Cincinnati or
Louisville.l No. timothy. S5.50d6; No
2 timothy. S565.50.
inspections
Wheat-No; 2 red cars; NO. mixed
Corn-No. White. cars: No whiGe
3 cars: No 2 yellow. 16 cars: No 3 vel
low 10 cars; No. 5 yellow. l car. Total.
oats@No. 2 white. cars; No, 3 white.
II cars Total. II cars.
sRve-No. A. l car Total. l car.
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ADVERTISING INCREASED
Atlantic and Pacific Makes October
Schedule Heaviest in History.

NEW YORK, Oct. THE Great
Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company
has increased its october schedule
OF newspaper advertising to the
largest total in several years in con-
nection with its seventy-third ami
versary.
The firm also will maintain dur
ing the remainder of this year the
schedule used in 1881, totaling more
than s6OOO.OO0.
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Steel incot output in Septembee totsled
975 .o6i tons against s32 400 in August and
1851 in September, according Ameri-
can Steel and Iron.
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Upton Postmaster Dead

bV IWes Npecf1I
Upton. Ind, Oct. Funeral
services for Charles L. Grishaw, 81.
postmaster here, who died Wednes-
day following short illness. will
be held at 2:3O Saturday. His
daughter Doris is wife of Ollie A..
Davis, adjutant of the Indiana de-
partment of the American Legion.
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Next Wednesday, Discovery day
and a legal holiday in Indiana, the
statehouse will be closed all day, it
was announced at the office of Gov
ernor Harry G. Leslie.
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By United Press

NEW YORK, Oct. 7.-Potatoes-Dull;
Long Island, 5oc@s1.6 so per barrel; New
jersey. S1.25d 1.35: Maine S1.25d1.50 per
barrel; Idaho. s225@2.5O per sack. sweet
potatoes-Weak; Jersey market. 40cmS1;
Southern barrel S1.1361.50; Southern.
basket .4Og75c. Flour,-Dull; springs;
middle west spot. s480@49o per 100 lbs.
Petroleum steady; New York refined, III
gallon: crude Pennsylvania. 81 .22m1.75 bar
rel. Grease.-Quiet; brown 294d27sc per
ID; yellow, 224m27sc per ID. white. 3ls0
&c per ID. TaloW-Quiet: special to eX-
tra. ~ @39sc per h., Hides.city packer.
quiet: native steers Tee. butt brands. 7c:
turkeys. i4@ Csc; chickens. pa 24c; broil--
ers, 13d 26c: fowls, 10G zoe; Long Island
ducks. 14d 16c Live poultry-SteadY; geese.
ga lac; turkeys, 20@28c; roosters. 10c;
ducks. 9d2lc; fowls ga 16c chickens. pull
lets. 18@ 22c: Cheese-Quiet;, young Ameri-
can. 13l2M17i2c. Butter-Market. firm:
creamery higher than extras. 21m21lac:
extras, 90 score. 2Olac; hrsts. 81 score. zoe;
f1rsts. 88 to 80 score. ~18G1812c: seconds.
10 1712c Eggs-Msrket. firm; specials
packs. including unusual hennerv selec-
tions. 29M31c: standards. 26d27c; re-
handled receipts. 23m24c.
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BRANDS CONVICT KILLER
RefOrmatory Inmate Released to
Evansville Police by Governor.

Governor Harry G. Leslie today
honored request of Evansville de-
tetcies for custody of George King,
Ngro. sering three to ten years in
the Indiana reformatory for burg
larry, now wanted at Evansville for
alleged completely in the murder in
1929 of Arthur Whitmer, street car
motorman, in holdup.
King was implicated in state
ment to Evansville police by Clint
Graves. Negro, who asserted he was
with King in the holdup and that
King fired the shot that killed
Whitmer as the latter was changing
a TROLLEY.
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CHICAGO
NEW YORK
NEW ORLEANS
Produce Markets

Delivered in indianapolis prices: Hens.
heavy breeds, 12c; Legnorns. &C. Bron-
ers, colored sprlngers. Ia pounus up. loo;
Darebacks ana partly fcatnered 7c Leg
horn and black. u pounds up, &c, COCKS
ana stays. SC; Legnorn cocks, &c. Ducks.
large wnlte full featnered and fat &c;
small full feathered and fat. Sc Geese,
1ull feathere and fat sc. Young Guineas.
Csc ca; old guineas, Csc. Eggs-Approveo
buving grades of Institute of American.
Poultry Industries No l. 23c. No 2.
lac; No. 3, 1Oc. Eggs-Country run. loss
off, Is. Butter. % to 23c; undergra des.
~ to 2lc; butterfat. l8c. THESE prices TOR
poultry accepted Quoted by the Wadley
Company.
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81 ARE MADE CITIZENS
Two American Born Women In,

Guided IN Class NaturaIiZed.
Ihlrty-one persons we're granted
United States citizenship today in
a naturalization hearing at the fed
eral building before Federal Judge
Robert c. Baltzell.
Among the class were two Amer
ican-born women who had lost
their citizenship by marrying aliens
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CHEMISTS TO CONVENE
DIR. r. N. Harger to Preside at
Meeting of Indiana Group.

DW TWFF NUfFTNI
BLOOMINGTON. Ind, Oct. T.
DR.. R. N. Harger, PSYCHOLOGIST. of
the Indiana university medical CEN
ter at Indianapolis, will preside at
a meeting here Saturday of the In
diana section Of the American
Chemical Society. Of which he is
president. Program of the event
will include a sightseeing tour to
Brown county state park.
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Seventh district auxiliary to Vet
Grams of Foreign Wars will hold
wiener roast Saturday night
on the Burnett farm, on the
Marion county line road between
Rockville road and West Tenth
street.
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Daily average volume Of federal reserve
bank credit outstanding during wees
ended Oct S. amounted to 50 242 900 600
decrease Of 100000 from preceding
but an increase OF S485 900 900 over like
1881 week
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Consolidated Cigar Corporation declared
the regular quarterly dividends of 81 81 ;.
on 81 per cent priod preferred STOCK
PAYABLE Nov. /. Of record Oct. II. ano
81 IS on 7 per cent preferred stock. pay
able Dec. l, of record Nov IS.
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DOW-JOnes
Summary

Steel incot output in September to.sled
5.06i tons against 532. 400 in August ana
1851 in September, according Ameri-
can Steel and Iron.
Increase in excess II $500. O0o in COM
bined deposits Of bank Of America over
three months ago will he shown in call
report Of that institution as Of sept. 80:
this represents total increase since
March y. sfer return Of A. P. Giannini
to control Of s5s.lo0.0oo
Union Oil Company Of California for
nine months ended Sept. 30. 1892. shows
ne. income Of approximately s2.I9O goo
after taxes. interest. depreciation. deple-
ton etc equal 70 So cents a share on
1895 .070 shares against $4,000. 900 or 70
cents share in Ike period Of 1881
General outdoor Advertising Company
declared the regular quarterly dividend
OF 81 50 on preferred stock, payable Nov.
IS, Of record Nov. 5
McCrory stores Corporation in Sep
TENDER reported sales amounting to
S2.S25.2S6 aagiDst S3,259 621 IN Septem-
Der 1881. a decrease Of 1873 per cent;
against S29,062, SIS, a decrease of 60 per
cent.
Daily average volume Of federal reserve
bank credit outstanding during week
ended Oct. S. amounted to s2242 900 900.
decrease Of 100000 from preceding.
but an increase Of s4s5,oOO 900 over like
1881 week.
Midwest shippers advisory board esti-
mates freight carloadings in midwest
territory for fourth quarter at 1913 per
cent below last quarter of 1881; third
quarter OF 1882 was estimated at "a per
cent below actual loadings in same
months Of last year.
Ratio Of New York Stock Exchange
on street loans on Oct. ! was Lac per
cent of marke! value of all shares then
listed, an increase Of % per cent over
sept. | figure; year ago ratio stood at
3.23 per cent; market value of all listed
shares decreased S1.041,673,138 in Sep
TENDER TO S26,i34. S2S, 66S.
Consolidated Cigar Corporation declared
the regular quarterly dividends of s1.62 2
payable nov of pi record eco Oct H. SI and
81 IS on 7 per cent preferred stock. pay
able Dec. /, of record Nov. 49,
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Kansas CITY Pastor 10 Sneak

Which Way America" will be the
topic of an address to be given by
the Rev. Burris jenkins of Kansas
City MOO, at dinner meeting of.
the brotherhood of the First Baptist
church Monday night. Election of
officers will follow. H-
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RnTnitcd Press

CHICAGO Oct. Eggs Market. steady
receipts. 5452 cases; extra f1rsts. 24d24l PC
22iac dirties. l2@i9iac. Butter~Market
steady: receipts 6O81 tubs: extras. 19l2c,
extra frsts. 1870 19c; frsts 161ad1719c,
seconds $50 15iac:. standards. 19hc
Poultrv-Market. steady to firm: receipts
cars fowls. 1OM16c: springers. Ia
13'ac .Leghorns 9i7c ducks, 1912 a l3c.
Leohorn broilers. 1oc CheeseNTwins 12i,
apple: Young Americas 1925 Pc
tatoes-On track PSI: arrivals. "a: ship
m13ents. $50: market. frn1: Wisconsin and
Esrlv OhioS 500 s2isc: South Dakota early
Ohios, 65d zoe; Idaho Russets. Sl.1O01 20
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CINCINNATI. Oct. -Hogs-Receipts,
5000 head. $40 head direct and through,
ITO held over. fairly active. mostly steady
TO Toe higher better grades, 1870 to around
$40 lbs. $40: from 10000 lbs s3s5d4:
160-1s0 lbs So Is to mostly s385; 1870 lbs.
downward TO $3.50. bulk sows, s2.75 Cattle
Receipts. $50 head; calves receipts 300
head: about steady; common and medium
stores and heifers. s3.50d5.5o. more de-
sirable heifers receiving fair action at
S5.75d6. few good vearlings up to 81:
grassy beef cows. S2.75dS.25; bulk low
cutters ard cutter cows, sl.50d225: bulls
were at SO down: vealers opened steady;
choice. s5.50G6.25: lower grades. SIS down
Sheep-ReceiptS. 900 head: steady; me-
dunn TO good wethers, S5.25d5.75; common
down.
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Savings 90.
Charter No. 1872.

Total ...............S2 .364. 856 OF
State Of Indiana County of Marion.
SIS.
j J. $. Griggs, secretary Of the
Aetna Trust and Savings Company.
Of indianapolis, Ind, do solemnly
swear that the above statement is
true. j. S. GRIGGS.
Subscribed and sworn to before
me this Sth day Of October. 1892.
CHARLES p. wILBERDING,
TSEALl Notary Public
My commission expires March 10,
1884.
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STOCKS SHOW
FEW GAINS IN
LIGHT SESSION
Steel Moves Against Trend
in Early Deals With
1-4-Point Dip.
Average Stock Prices

Average of thirty industriels for Thurs
day, high 670s. low 646 last 1928. up
a Average Of twenty rails 1905. % IS.
1881. of Il. Average of twenty utilities
% g. % 49, 2e.62 up .03. Average OF
forty bonds s073, of l9.
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Chicago Fruit
Press
; rs' Thomson q McKinnon

81 United Press
CHICAGO. Oct 7.-Apples-nlinois
Jonathans bushel, sidi25. delicious.
Sgshe oeas jonathans sSashe ssa
las: Wolf River. hushel, 7Sc. cants-
loupes Western Flats s5c 6s1i5: Honey
Dew melons sSc dst.TS. Pears-Michigan
keifers sos 7Sc; others bushei soc q 81
Michigan Alhertas. bushel, s0c
1ti15. Michigan. 4-ouart, Con-
cords. i0c l2-auart. Concords. 20G2lc.
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CIVIL WAR VETERAN
DEAD AT HOME HERE
ThrOckmortOn FOrman, 30, to Be :
Buried al Maysville. Ky.

Following short illness. Throck-
morton Forman, 90. a veteran of the
Civil war, died Thursday in his
home, 2l54 North Delaware street. :
Mr. Forman was born in Wash
ington, KY, in 1912 Following his
discharge from the army at the close
of the war, he entered the shoe
business in Maysville, KY Later, he
entered the brokerage business in
Cincinnati, O., and, twelve years ago..
came to indianapolis.
Funeral services will be held in
Maysville today.
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Local Wagon Wheat

City grain elevators are paving 40c for
No. 2 soft wheat. Other grades on their
neritg
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Other Livestock



900, including 1000 direct; moderately
active, 10G l5c above Thursdays average;
100 22O lbs, $39O@4 top, 81; 230-28O lbs,
g goa sgs PACKING so 9S R sh
lights, 14O-l6O lbs, good and choice s36
"a light weight, 1920 lbs, good and
choice, $$.75@44; medium weights. 2Oo-25O
lbs, good and choice, SO .S004; heavy
weights, 250-350 lbs, good and choice. 1885
q 3 90; packing sows, 275-500 lbs, medium
and good, s29O@ 800 slaughter pigs, 100
Csttle-Receipts, 1000; calves. 500; largely
cleanup market; fed steers and yearlings
ruling strong at recent decline choice
S6@ us with best at 1925; grassy and
short fed offerings mostly SIS so downward;
other classes mostly steady. fat steers, 50M
75c lower for the week: slaughter cattle
and vealers; steers 6Oo-9oO lbs. good and
choice s675m9 900-l10O lbs, good and
! choice, s6.5OT9.25; 1,lOO-1 800 lbs good
and choice, s6.75@lO; 1901 500 lbs, good
and choice. s7@1O: 6oo-1 800 lbs. common
and medium, s350d7; heifers 550-85O lbs,
good and choice $550d825; common and
medium S3d5.75; cows, good and choice,
3; low cutter and cutter. $3.50 2.4o; bulls
yearlings excluded. good and choice
beef, s304.75 cutter to medium. SEA
s 3, 9o ysalsrs milk fed good and choice
common. S3@4; stocker and feeder cattle:
steers, 5o0-1 ,050 lbs, good and choice, So
$3.50 common and medium. s3.5od .25.
steady; early bulk desirable native lambs.
$50 5,25 to packers, lightly sorted; strict
y choice kinds absent; good to choice
Montanas, S5.35; selected feeding lambs
uuotable up to IS; slaughter sheep and
lambs; lambs 90 lbs. down good and choice.
S475G 565: medium. s4d4S5 all weights
common. s3.25G4; ewes. 90-I50 lbs, me-
dunn to choice 81 asa so: all weights Gull
and common. 75cGs2: feeding lambs, 50-75
lbs good and choice. S475d5.l5.
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New York Liberty Bonds
Other Livestock


IT WIftW Tfgs
LAFAYETTE, Ind. Oct 7.-Hoes-5c
36O-32s lbs. So so: 2oO-2sO lbs. s365d 3. 70:
10000 lbs. sS506355 l3o-16O lbs.
s325G340: 1Oo-lsO lbs. 1918. roughs. So
down; calves. IS; lambs. 81 50.
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Fl; WAYNE. Ind. Oct. 7.-Hog-Market
25c lover; pigs. s3.25a350; l4o-17O lbs,
So :5od 3.65: 10000 lbs. s3.55G3.s5; 800
$50 lbs: s. asa 3.55: roughs. s2.50G3: stays
Sl.201 2; calves, IS; eve and vethers, IS;
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TOLEDO. oct 6-Grain close Grain
in elevators transit billing Wheat-No.
? red $50 SAC. Corn No, yellow, 30 g
G2tl2c Oats-No white l9G zoe Rye
No ?. 42i 7G4Si2c Barlev-No. ?. 30m
2ic Track prices. Is &C rate. Wheat-No.
2 red 4s64sisc No. ! RED: 49d49' &C
Corn-No yellow 26d &c. No. 2 yellow.
25G26c Oats-No white. l6d l7c; NJ.
white l5Q lec. Toledo seed close
sssodsSS. Butter-25c. Eggs-24i d25 &c.
Hav-e n cents per rWt
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-10-07

Wallace f. Addison, 61O Parker
avenue, has been appointed local
representative Of Style Builders Co
Operative clothing shops, with
headquarters in Milwaukee. which
are operated by a group of mem
bers of the Amalgamated Clothing
Workers of America.
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Futures Range


CHICAGO. oct s.-Cssh grain close:
Wheat-No / hard 52lac; No yellow
hard, sic: No ? mixed, soc, Corn1..,Noo.
l mixed 26i, a 26'.c; No. mixed. 26i. a
26is 27t4c: No. yellow. 26it@27hc; No.
3 yellow; 26l 26'sc; No. 4 yellow, Is a
25ttc: No white. 26i, q 27i 7c No ?
white 26ltm27hc; sample grade. 2l@22c.
Oats-No. mixed. l5i2c. No. 3 mixed
isi5ai6c Eve No sales Barley 2tM
soc Timothy s225d25o. cloyer-s7Q
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BV I hifcd Press

PITTSBURGH. Oct. Hogs-Receipts.
!; 500 market steady 10 SOC lower; l6O-24O
lbs. S420G 435; 250-290 lbs. S4d415;
pigs SO 75G4 packing sows mostly s3T.
S2o; Cattle-Receipts, Is: market slow
weak; common steers and yearllngs quoted
grass heifers. s3G4.50: grass beef cows.
S2.25HS; common TO medium bulls 50 asa
5; calves, receipts. IS market about steady.
oulk better grade vealers. s5.5066 so.
Few up 70 81. Sheep-Receipts / 900
lambs strong to Csc higher: GOOD to
choice yealers, s5.50ns; buck lambs and
wethers, 81. 50G 2.5o
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-10-07
CITY COMPANY SUED

Federal Judge BaltzelI Issues Tenn
pOrary Restraining Order.
Federal Judge Robert c. Baltzell
today issued a temporary restraint
ing order against Carl B Coomhs
and the indianapolis Screw Prod.
ucts Co., defendants in the suit Of
the Alemite Corporation, Chicago,
charging infringement of patents in
manufacture of lubricating equip
ment. The Alemfte Corporation
seeks a permanent injunction and
accounting for damages.
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BIZ Times Special

LOUISVILLE. Oct Cattle Reoeint=
~, SLOW and around steady al weeks de-
ano heifers. S2.75647s: better finished
kinds eligible TO SIS or better. beef COWS.
IS down; low cutters and cutters Sid
J, bulls. mostly 50 so down: bulk stocSers
and feeders. SAC 5.2s Caives-Peceipts
300. steady. bulk better light veaiers 81 50
q s. medium Grades and heavy calves "a
a.: throwouts $3.50 down HorERe-
celpts, 500 SC higher; 1920 lbs. 1855
245-2o5 lbs. $3.50: 500 lbs up So 20. 10
lbs. down SO 30. sovs 50 SIS. stays 81 10
Sheep2Receipts $50: mostly steady: bulk
medium 10 GOOD lambs. $3.50: lover grades
including most bucks. $3.50 down to g or
less FOR light throvouts: Fat ewes. Si92
Thursdays shipments. none.
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The City
in Brief
SATURDAY EVENTS

National Associa ton of Juvenile
Agencies, convention, all d2y, Claypool.
Alliance Franchise, luncheon, Wash
inston.
Indiana state Nurses Association, con-
vention, all day, CIaypool.
James c. Todd, manager of the
indianapolis Bradstreet agency. will
be the speaker at a luncheon of the
Exchange Club Friday in the Wash
ington.
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Bank CIearings
INDIANAPOLIS STATEMENT
Foreign Exchange

CBy Abbott, Hoppin g. Co..
Oct. 7
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s3S5 bulk l6O-250 lbs. s5'75as.85: 100
Receipts 1000: market 1Oc CHER; top
$50 lbs. 81 50G us: sows. -2.6O1 Is Cat
tle-Receipts 100: calves. rec pts 500:
market, steers 25c higher at so: not
enugh other classes on sale to make a
market a few deals at or near steady
basis in cleanup trade Sheep-Receipts.
1000; market steady tn strong: most
lambs. s475; top IS; throwouts. s3G3.25.
fat ewes. 81 so
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Initcd Press

CLEVELAND. Oct. Hogs Receipts.
1900; holdover none; steady to SC or more
lower. 10000 lbs s4.l5. $50 lbs down.
cutter to medium steers and heifers
50. 500 S IS; according to kind; meatier
end strong: most others steady: bulk
sausage bulls, s2.5o6325: calves, receipts.
800: largely steady; best active on good
70 choice at S7Gs; Gull TO medium s466.
Sheep-Receipts, 900; steady: lambs.
s5.S0G57S; best held higher: Gull to me
dunn. largely s3.5od4.50 buck lambs to
IS; Gull ewes, 81; good Wethers S275
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BvJ Hitcd Press

EAST BUFFALO. Oct. 7-Hogs-On sale.
$500; fairly active, mostly Sc under
Thursdays average; desirable 10000 lbs,
81 .25n 40, l90-250 lbs, S430d435; few
230 lbs, selections, $40; pigs and under
weights. $4G415. Cattle Receipts, 325
holdovers, 200; slow, weak to CSC lower
good yearlings. So; cd lots plain graSsers
S3.75@4.50; bulk unsold cows sharing
downturn. cutter grades. Sl.25M2: few fat
COWS $275. Cows-Receipts, 400; vealers
draggy, generally steady better lots. ST;
common and medium. $3.50, Sheep-Re-
ceipts / 700; fat lambs. 15c higher; me-
dium and lower grades about steady good
to choice S5.85. 10 mostly Sc: common and
medium, S4.25Q5; mainly S4,50G4 AIS.
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BIZ Tnited Press

TOLEDO. Oct. Hogs Receipts. 400;
market. steady. Cattle-Receipts 400
market, steady. Calves-Receipts, light:
ceipts. light; market steady.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-10-07

George Daniel Cave, fireman
sfirst class, whose parents reside at
1902 East Thirty first street, has re-
enlisted in the United States navy,
and will be sent to Hampton Roads
base for assignment.
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New York Coffee
Chicago Stocks Opening
lBy Abbott Hoppin 3 81

Oct. T.
Cities Service. 5IsNob Arrks 49,. Ia.
Middlswest 80. 3 Zenith Radio. -. ia
Evening star., 1932-02-10
N A II u II E. S.
C. HI IL ID II E N
BIZ LILLIAN cox. ATHEY.
Illustrations BY Mary Foley.
CACTUS
Opuntia VulEaris.

CACVUS
Opuntia Vulgaris.
IN parching sands, where naught else
can live, the cactus Will thrive
and produce food that others may
i live. Sometimes you will find them
on rocks, on glaring sand beaches
and, Of course, in the lonely desert.
They may be found from Massachusetts
to Peru and they flower from June
until August.
In form they are distinctly character
istic. from an artistic viewpoint, most
interesting. They have heshy. juicy
, which are either oblong or rounded.
and about five inches long. The fiow-
ers are yellow, sometimes reddish at
the center and, when opened, fully
three inches across. They are solitary,
and seated at the sides Of the joints.
The calyx tube does not go beyond the
seed box, its numerous lobes spread,
and there are many petals. The seed
box Is cylindric, the style longer than
the stamens, which are numerous. The
stem may be PROSTATE or ascending,
and the leaves are tiny, awl-shaped
points dotting the joints. They fall
early and tufts of yellow bristles are
at their base. The fruit is pear-shaped.
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one inch long and edible.
The beautiful yellow blossom OF the
prickly pear expands to welcome the
bees and folds its petals for several
nights. The bee Is so buSily engaged
in getting the nectar that she Is un-
aware of the fact that her hostess IS
closing her shutters for the night and
is shut in. She leaves by way Of the
roof and in doing so gets her ccat well
busted with pollen. In her visit to the
next flower, this pollen is brushed on
and left with the second hostess.
There are about $50 species of cactus.
AS the leaves are the natural outlet
for moisture. the clever cactus has
modified hers into spines. She culti-
Yates a habit Of growing close to the
ground and does not expose herself
unnecessarily to the sun. She has q
very thick skin, so that her coat Is
leathery and stores the material thus
saved in developing stems for the large,
feshy and juicy joints, so that they
become wells in the parched deserts
with powers Of sustenance for the plant
in the dry land.
To obtain the cool juices Of the
cacti means grievouS wounds and
scratches, which are sometimes poison
Gus reminders Of the cactus. Thus the
plant protects herself from grazing
cattle and man. Where the air is
laden with moisture, as on the At
lantic seaboard, the plant grows to be