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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-01-29
Produce Markets

Delivered in Indianapolis prices-H!sInss,
ers over S lbs, lie; under lbs. &c; Leg,
bars hoTn SPSF c Sizes lbs and up &c.
under under lbs, &c: ducks, 41a lbs; and
over. full feathered and fat, &C; under "a
TuTkeyNS y0Tng +d hens y to 50 90 i a1d
ise; No yGSns toms ever h 70 lbs sr;oo lscj
s5e od SG ESQ., No. Strictly fresh
country run eggs loss off 16c, each full
case must 1nt weigh 5S for BOUND
Under S. lbs. will be made. Butter-No. /
24G25c; No. 2. 2ld22c Butterfat-l6c
quoted by the Wadley Company.
BY UNITED PRESS
Chicago Jan, 2sxEgssMe +sts yjo, re-
rent rent receipts, 181ac; checks. tic, Butter
Market T receipts gag tubs s ssG5-
ards 80 scorel, zoe; extra firsts (so-9IE
score), 21g211ac; extra ls2 scorel: 22 S;
frsts (8s-89h score 2o@ 291aco o ss scors1
2 Gi Z specials, PA @Ssc., Poultry-M5ar-
ket. Arm; receipts, IA trucks; turkeys, 15ci
hens, 121ac;, Leghorn chicks, 9h2c; coioTed
i iPd54S geese, ioc; ROCKS, lie. Sheessss@
Twins, 12@l2iAc; Longhorns' ~, 121a g d 1;Sc;
opening cars on account OF cold weather;
market nominally unchanged: shipments
$50 Saturday. rs Sunday; arrivals l0O'
shipments, $40.
CLEVELAND. a. 29:1But nsr ct
in tubs Eggs-Market. firm; extra white
2I1kc; current receipts, PIC. Poultry ~
Market 1m so to%f fowls 4 a Ss ana
light, 1oc; springers, Rocks, IS lbs, and
Tpi5c; Sprdlngers ceioTe6 ca nos ana lbs
and up. 2oa21c; ducks, white. 5 lbs: and
up, 15c; ducks, light, 12c; geese. heavy fat,
1Sc ordinary liz; ola |. T ToS tel s No
and 1oo-ib. sacks unless otherwise stated
Mains eebb sl and Gresn MSTabsaRRs
s Shio faiT ou shtsFss @ ACCORDING to
q2a 81 and poSfs4 81 G ooora xH5k
fe oaniaiss; SIS $50 per so-i6 sack.
NEW YORK. Jan: s.-Potatoe-Fir
Long Island $i;;l5@3:so per. Dbl sta state.
81 .46@1;8o per Dbl. Maine. sl:l5gS;7o per PEI
Der sack. Sweet Potatoes-Steady; Jersey
basket, 40c@$1.50; Southern basket. 50c@
s satents per a sack @
West spOw$s s5@so5 per 100 lbs. Dressed
Poultry-Steady; turkeys. 16Q26 chlckens
9@25c; broilers. 13@32c: capons. l8QS1c;
ducks. 15Ia@16c Cheese-Steady and frm
state whole milk flats 1898. 17@lec; Young
America. 14@141ac. Butter-Receipts. 1913
packages: market firm; creamery, higher
than extras, 22G22Mc; extra. 90 score
2134c; first, 90 to 81 score 219211ac; first
SO to SO score. 2O@2OAc; seconds. 18h@
lied, So to SO score, goa 20s4c; centralized
"a to 81 score. 181A@19Ac. Eggs-Re-
ceipts, 10 ISL cases; market f1rmer special
packs including unusual hennery selections
241a625 standards, 24c; f1rsts. 23623Hc;
mediums, 22c; dirties. 22c; checks. 2o1a@
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FUTURE PRICES
STRENGTHEN ON
BULLISH NEWS
Winter Wheat Situation Is
Critical in Southwest
Sections.
BY HARTMAN w. NICHOLS
United Press stan Correspondent

CHICAGO, Jan. 29.-The south
western winter wheat situation grew
more critical with continued dry
weather over the weekend and
grains opened higher on the Board
of Trade today. There was more
outside interest.
Wheat futures were y to rs
cents higher, corn was up 4 to q
cents, and oats were 4 cent higher.
Higher cotton was another bull
lish influence. Brokers felt that
with any bullish excitement, prices
would advance irregularly.
News from Washington gave rea-
son to believe the administration
was firmly convinced that perma-
nent improvement of the agricul-
tural situation can be accomplished
only by reduced production and
every effort will be made to expect
this.
The dry weather condition of
Texas, Oklahoma Kansas and Colo
RADIO and the money decision by
congress looked bulliSh to the trade.
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Chicago Stocks
By Abbott. Boppin & Co.
TOTAL SALES. 1900 SHARES
On Commission Row

Jan. 2e-
Fruits
:, Cranberries-cape Cod early blacks. as
Pears - WASHINGTON AAiou. so:1sss.
Strawberries l5c per pint.
Bananas-Per pound. SC.
Apples - Wealthy. Wolf River. Grimes
Golden. Jonathan. Florida. sl.35G2 bu.;
Grapefruit-$3. 5063,75.
Orsnges-California Navels. S4G4.5o
box.
Cabbage - Eastern Danish. 50-lb. bag
81 so: new Texas. 50-lb crate, So.
Onions-Indiana white. 50-lb bar. 81. 40;
Indiana yellow, 5o-lb; bag. sl5o .o.o
Beets-Bulk per bu. s1.l5: Texas. new.
Peas-28-ib. hampers. 81.
Carrots-California. 1925 q crate; per
doz;. SOC; Michigan. doz' 6oc; bulk per
Ou caulifo lower ul-isc). crate.
Celery - Michigan Mammoth. dozen.
75c; medium bunch; ACC: hearts; 81 rs; .d ds5
bunch per crate. SIPS: California s25oQ
D. e G Ssr SITS per dozen;
6375; hothouse 15-lb. basket. 81 so.
Spinach-New Texas. 81 per bu.
Turnips-Per bu.. Csc.
Florida. 30-lb, bag IS. -
Fotatoes-Northern round whites: lo0- 10
I5-lb bag Ssc; Idaho Russets, leo-l 70 pa bag
Sweet Potatoes-Nancy Halls. per bu..
81 60M1.65.
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SWINE VALUES
RISE IS CENTS;
CATTLE STRONG
Lamb Prices Hold Steady;
VeaIerS Strong at
$3.50 Down.

All classes of hogs advanced
mostly Is cents over Saturdays av-
erage at the Union Stock Yards
this morning. The general unex-
pected cold wave was believed
partly responsible for the sharp
increase.
The bulk, $50 to $50 pounds, sold
for 1910 to $3.50, while one load
was reported selling at 1895. Re-
ceipts were light and demand con-
tinued fairly strong. Heavier grades,
$50 pounds and upward, were sal
able at $345 to $685.. Bulk, 100 to
100 pounds, brought $315 to $3.65,
while light slaughter pigs were sal
able at $2.15 to $3.50. Receipts were
estimated at 5000. Holdovers, 1877
Slaughter steers were in demand,
with prices strong to slightly higher
than Saturdays close. All grades
were slow and scarce. Few steers
held Salable at $3.50 down. Part
load of heifers brought $625, while
cows were selling at $3.15. Re-
ceipts were 400.
VealerS held strong to around
steady at Fridays average, selling
at 81 down. Initial top was $3.50.
Receipts numbered 300.
Lamb prices remained mostly I'M
changed, with bulk of fed westerns
and best natives salable at SO down.
Receipts we're 1000.
Hog prices at Chicago advanced
10 cents compared with Saturdays
average. The bulk, 100 to 800
pounds, sold at $3.50 to $3.50. Initial
top held at $685.. Packing sows
were salable at $285 to $40. Re
ceipts were estimated at $4,000, in
Guiding 10000 directs. Cattle re-
ceipts were 10000; calves, 1000;
market strong to around Is cents
higher. Sheep receipts numbered
$4,000; market steady to higher.
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CHICAGO FRUIT MARKET
Rn T7.,ifed Drooo

Jonathans busSei si25 aPp5e;- BaidRsins
bushel, 81. asa 140. Carrots-1ilinois, 40@
Soc bushel. Beans-Southern green. $26
ais; wax, $2d225 Mushrooms-Illi
1563oc pound bartons. Cucumbers-Hot-
house, s3@4. Tomatoes-Florida, sl25@
225 box dollhouse, s161.25, pounds.
q box Celery-Michigan 40G85c square
crate. Cabbage -Wisconsin, s1.7562. 100
ID. sack. Parsnips- Illinois. 85c6$1
ana, $i.6OG175 Rhbarb-Michigan hot
house 20640c, ID. cartons Onion mar
ket-(50 ID. sacks). nominally unchanged;
no trading on account of cold weather.
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TWO PAROLED NEGRO
YOUTHS HELD AGAIN
Alleged Robbers Were Released
49, poeo.u,o4o-u p.,oartIv

Alleged Robbers Were Released
From Reformatory Recently.
Police yesterday arrested two
Negro daylight burglars, who a few
days ago were paroled from the In
diana state reformatory, after Mrs.
Fred A. Sims, 1854 North PennSyl-
vania street, saw one of them kick
ing open the front door at her home.
Thomas White, 20, of 407 Rankin
street, was captured while he was
looting the Sims home, police said.
Leroy Allen, who is alleged to have
fled before police arrived, was cap
tured at 1861 North Senate ave-
nue.. Both served sentences for
vehicle taking They were slated on
vagrancy charges at city prison.
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ISSUES ADVANCE
3 POINTS AFTER
VOLUME GAINS
Aviation Shares Continue
Strong and Active;
Dollar Weak.
Average Stock Prices

Average of thirty industrials for satur-
day: 106.03, off IS. Average Of twenty
rails: 1920 of 81. Average Of twenty
utilities: 26.45 of 10. Average. Of forty
bonds: 80 SO. of .02. Average Of ten first
rails. ITO, of .06 Average of ten sec
ond rails: ITO. of o. Average Of ten
industrials: 1886, of .04. Average OF ten
industrials: s0.46 UP II.
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NEW YORK COFFEE FUTURES
TOLEDO CASH GRAIN
By United Press

:, TOLEDO. Jan; .27;I1Grain close grain in
red: 93@94c: No. red lac premium. Corn
mo. yellow; 55@55c. Oats-No. Q white.
prices. 2S1ac rate: Wheat-No. / red. Sois
Gsoc; No. 2 red. 1914 q sec Corn-No. Z
yellow. 50laa SIC; No. 8 yellow. 4ed51c;
47c. Oats-No. white. 38lz a 4Oc: No. 3
white. 38G39iac. Toledo seed close: clover
March. s8.25. Alsike-Cash. $3.50
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Bright Spots
Br Abbott. HoppIn 3 co.

BY Abbott. Hoppfn Co.
Perfect Circle Company has de-
clared the regular quarterly divi-
dend Of so cents on each of 162, 500
shares of common stock, payable
April l to holders Of record
March 20.
New York, New Bradford Oil
Company has declared a dividend
Of 10 cents, payable March IS, to
holders Of record Feb. Is.
New York Central Railroad
Company December net operating
income totaled S2,233,396, against
S2,213,104 in December of 1892; for
year ended Dec. 81, S32,269,I63,
against S2O,812,987 in 1892.
Report of General Baking Com
pany for year ended Dec. 81 shows
earnings of 83 cents a common
share, against 81 "a in 1882.
Purity Bakeries Corporation re-
port for year ended Dec. 81,
shows an earning of So cents a
common share against Al cents in
1882; for twelve weeks ended Dec.
81, earnings were 26 cents a share,
against Is cents in the same 1882
period.
Associated Gas and Electric sys-
tenn reports that net electric output
for week ended Jan. 20 was $685.
725 kilowatt hours, an increase Of
7 ITO per cent over the like 1882
week.
Chicago and Northwestern Rail-
road Company net operating in
come during month of December
totaIed S1S3,369, against S374,5S1
in December of 1882; for year
ended Dec. 81, S6,031,714, against
S1,422,836.
Western Waco chlorine Products
has declared the regular quarterly
dividend of 10 cents on each COM
mon share.
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea
Company declares the usual extra
dividend of Is cents, and regular
quarterly dividend of $3.50 on its
common stock.
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Texas Bandits Get $4,000
(By Abbott, Hoppin & co.,

MIDLOTHIAN, Tex, jan. 49,
Bandits obtained approximately
$4,000 from the First National bank
of Midlothian today after binding
and gagging R. S. Edwards. night
Waterman.
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Commissioners Should Be PocketIess

responsibility supervising op-
eraons Of the various exchanges should be effective the
exchange activities commission could
members
they governing
exchanges
members under their thumbs Their ability throw members off the
command acquescence regulations which might be laid
be Of the right cber the work properly They will have
the destne amount their
hands They probably clothing without pockets exercise
precautions
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The City
i'm Brief
TOMORROW'S EVENTS
Rotary Club, luncheon, ClaypooI.

ROTARY Oiuo' iunOheo"' Oi@SPOO"
GyrO Club. luncheon, Spink-Arms.
Mercator Club. luncheon, Columbia
Club.
American Chemical Society. luncheon.
SEVERN.
Universal Club, luncheon, Columbia
Club.
Retail Hardware Association, conven-
ton, Lincoln. Indiana ballroom.
Gamma Eta Gamma, dinner, Washing
ton.
Architectural Club, luncheon, Archi-
tects and Builders building.
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Fire Reports

Saturday.
a:46 a. m. .5ol1 Winthrop avenue. au-
8:4l q. m, ST. West Morris street. resi-
s:47 .: m. 1902 Singleton street. resi-
1889 a. M. 1877 West Michigan. resi-
l2:l4 p. m, 100 Pomander place. grass
i:2s p. m. 500 Farr avenue, grass FIRE.
2:S5 p. m. Bancroft and Pennsylvania
SIS p. mas m. sss East Tenth street apart
s:ss P n. s24 West Court street, resi-
300 p. M, 1880 East Kelly street. auto
s:47 p. m. Lawrence avenue and Penn
sylVania railroad. grass, fire.
Sunday.
SIS a. m. New York street and Indiana
avenue, business building small loss
sl3 q. m. 1915 South Talbot street,
residence. small loss
1920 e. m. BIS Lexington avenue. resi-
sos p. M. 1913 North Talbot street.
4:2l .. m. 72s Hadley street. residence.
4:27 p m. 80 North BrookviIle road.
sos ,. m. 1l42 Terrace avenue. resi-
5:27 D. m. sos Division street tree.
5:32 p. m. 1925 Central avenue. resi-
dence. no loss.
$50 p. m. 7es Concern street. residence.
$40 ,. m, $50 River avenue. residence.
no loss.
!. 1872 p. m. 211o Wendell avenue. resi-
sol m. sOs North East street. resi-
dence, small loss.
s:24 .. m. Central avenue and Thir-
tieth street. street car. small loss
1851 .. m, 1901 South Meridian street.
$50 ,. m. 22l7 Sheldon street. resi-
s:4s p m. 2osi Yandes street, residence.
s:ss ,. M, 1914 Maple street. residence.
no loss
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Other Livestock
BY UNITED PRESS

|
| EAST ST. LOUIS, Ill, Jan. 29-Hogs-
@arfet 10 70 Zoe SishsF Than '? sat@rsay
TOP top ss-75; 24o-sGo lbs, ssl5oas'S5C; few
Receipts, 1000, calves, 1000; market,
ings and heifers steady to Csc higher;
cows and bulls, steady; ,vealers. .25c lower;
top. $6;75: steer sales largely s4S5@5.7S;
bas SS SG''e ssushtsT esrs
common CONF M ana an medium, $S'256 SIS; 100
m nisSE ms s. 800 IS sheepSReceipts. i,
xiii Killers ;-a better lambs, So. With few at
S9.25; packers talking lower; indications
Ss down SR 'ng0%pu and fn ehee
common aid medium. s5@85o: go to, 90
lbs, good and choice. $S@s25; yea!Flipagg
a75e: ewes YES. so-iSO ibs.' good and choice,
$2.5og4; all weights common and medium
o EsB wAT 1s5sO 5eR BIS 1s 81 ggSssS Bs
iso-l4o lbs, s.; ioO-iso lbs, s.; so roughs,
lambs lambs Sass s. Native tive; lambs' s' $3.50 ~
IS, 1 70 sSg higher 5i9 oss ssHosNssts
s99525 bs sa49 d i9e57 o. lbs ss5s
lbs, $1:9od24o; roughs So down; top
calves, Sc; top lambs. So.
CLEVELAND, Jan. 2s.-Cattle- Receipts,
5 S md 156 to i Oo D nd sssSy s5S &c
heifers, 600 to 1000 lbs. s4.25@ 5. so; good
cows all weights, s2.5O@a.25. Calves-Re-
ceipts $50: market. steady; CHOICE TO
to good, s5G6.5o. Sheep---Receipts. 1000;
dun to good s25494 choice spring lambs
to good, scar. Hogs-Receipts 1900;
market sctiye and J JOc to IS: s big en- all
pigs pig 49, ss75. 81 ''As'' SLOW '0"SA'' 'A''O'
$500 followers, sooi active: mostly l5c
$50 lbs. up s5s0Gz; 1870 to 40 lbs ssS5
$3.50; packing sows, largely. So. Cattle
RECEIPTS, 500; mostly steady; bulk steers
weights. $50; heifers. $3.50 down; cows
S Snd bulls y ses5y good :Sws ssg9SO BULK
ceipts. 500; steady good and choice vealers. |
s750@s. Sheep-Receipts, l,5oo; fat !
lambs, SOC to 40c lower; bulk, sorted lambs, |
to 81; medium grade wool-skins. $3.50 |
s25: common down to IS; ewes quotable |
s425 down.
By Times Special
LOUISVILLE. Jan. e-Cattle-Receipts, |
900; market. active. fully steady to strong; |
spots, Csc higher on steers and heifers; |
bulk common to medium steers and heif- |
ers,. s3-75Gz.5o; cutter grades down to So |
or less: well finished fed offerings S4.75G |
SIS bulk beef cows. 50 .50G3: top $3.50; |
low cutters and cutters mostly sl.25d2.25; |
sausage bulls around Csc higher than close |
last week; mostly 1925 down; stockers and |
feeders slow; common TO- medium natives. |
ouotable s275G3.75; well bred Hereford /
stock calves mostly s4.5OG4-75; Calves
Receipts, $50; vealers. steady; bulk better |
grades, s5.50d6.50; strictly choice kinds. |
quotable higher; medium and lower grades. |
SIS down. Hogs-Receipts 1900; market. |
i5c higher than Saturday or l5M25c above |
last Friday: 17o-21o lbs. 81; 215-24o lbs.
So 80: 245-270 lbs, So 50: 275 lbs. up $3.50; |
i4o-1s5 lbs. ss,4oas5o: llo-I55 lbs.
$3.50 3.25; sows 50 so; stays. $50. Sheep
Receipts. so; market. steady; bulk me-
dunn to good lambs. s65od T.. so; choice
ouotable TO SO; bucks discounted ST. most
throwou. lambs. $3.50; desirable ewes.
s2G2.5o.
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Wall Street
Willingness of RFC to Aid New York Central Raises
Question Whether Others Will Get Help.
by RALPH HENDERSON,
Times Special Financial Writer

willing
York Central railroad rehnancing mauies according
Washington
financing the question just far the government
willing helping corporations Of their financial difficulties
win the limited the railroads will be extended to
utilities d
Guilty in taking Of their maturites?
Bond maures during 1884 will be unusually heavy They will be
voumnous handle unless
conditions improve tremendously And though the demand i'm
proves there big question whether the underwriting bankers will care
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work much satisfactorily definite dis
nct laws which might either susceptible crcum
After all the thing the administration public probably
interested results officials exchanges
better qualified results definite stated list
laws and they likely results forthcoming
otherwise they stand to lose their licenses.
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RED over accepting such responsibilities in view of the
new securities act.
Another factor Of interest in the railroad re-
financing situation is the appointment Of Claude r.
Porter chairman of the finance division of the in
terstate commerce commission. Mr.. Porter has his
ideas Of railroad financing and they do not coin
eide with those of the who have handled carrier
financing in the past It is quite possible that some
brand-new ideas may out of the crisis and it is
quite generally agreed in Wall Street that there
is room for Improvement
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Other Livestock
BY UNITED PRESS

H RsiadSg 40 SSSSdH 4ssgss ssasg mostly s
1S higher ton than q Fq hay lbs IS: sss9
ssr .sRsOG soW VS. s saS
s saSd SO iS' 5 SS :s5S5 $sds
!9s s2sS $40 bs an SSd
SGD iaoos eSaS snS dRS aSens soSs 8
shs osse 001sS 0f F9Sd f a
to 25c up on yearlings and light steers;
active at upturn; medium and weighty
steers rather slow; Largely steer run; top.
killers uneyenly strong to Csc higher com:
pared late last week oo Slaughter cstte and
choice sSs5a7 So V aSO1 100 lbs good and and
choice, IS 507 so; /, 1901, 800 lbs, good and
choic. $5.25q725; 1.3oo.l 500 lbs, good
and medium. So sos SO; ReifeTs. 556-7so
and and sd Jun , g 2S5; cOgs good ss@a
and Gutter COWS, 81 5o275: Bulls iC yearing ss
excluded, good, beef. .s3@s as; cutter, com:
mon MOI and medium Ss225SiO veslers good
cattle: Steers. SOL o5o lbs, good and
0f and $1,000 %sdu fa
steady q around sa5s :, on goa 70 choice
lat lamps, ASKING snaoe hiSher on aged
sheep; feeding lambs scarce Slaughter
good and choice ss25GS1o; common and
medium. $3.50; 9o-9e lbs. good and choice
$4,000; ewes. 90-150 lbs, good and
choice s225425: ali weights, common and
medium $15003
TOLEDO, Jan. 29.-Hogs- Receipts, IT'S;
market active. 10G15c higher; heavy
Workers. S3.85; mixed and bulk Of sales
and heavies, $3.50 IS; roughs, s2G2.75.
Cattle-Receipts, $50; market strong; de-
sirable weights long fed steers 25c higher;
choice cows, 81 502.75 fair to good bulls,
$250M275: fair to good choice heifers. "a
g4.50; good to choice stockers, S4.5095
choice to extras. S76750: air to good, S6M
7. Sheep and lambs-Receipts light; mar
ket strong lambs, $5Ge.50
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Bank CIearingS
Treasury Statement
By United Press

By United Press
WASHINGTON, Jan. 2e.-Government
expenses and receipts of the current fiscal
wear to Jan. 26 compared with the cor
responding period of the previous fiscal
year:
This year Last year
Expenses SO. 493, 347, 631 SO 81, $685. 696, 1873 ga
Receipts 1857 cal 0O7.30 SLIPS 683, 500. 40
Deficit s1,S35, 406 624.09 S1,843, OH, COS. As
Cash
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The Stock Exchange Regulation

Indications are that the administration is step
ping carefully in its movements to regulate the stock
exchanges of the country. This would seem to be a
wise policy. The establishment of a commission to
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In the Cotton Markets
Retail Coal Prices
DOMESTIC RETAIL PRICES
Abbott, Hoppin & CT

tions from eadfnI IndiananoIis Goa, dos1
ers. cash discount Of IS cents per ton
is allowed
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Chicago Futures Range
CHICAGO CASH GRAIN

By United Press
CHICAGO. Jan. 27.-cash grain: Wheat
No. red, SIC: No. 2 hard eOiac Corn
No. 3 mixed. .4s12 @491ac; No, yellow:
5O6 5034c: No. 2 yellow. old, 81 d6lAc;
5oia a 5o54c: No. i yellow, 4sA 949Nc: No.
yellow. Acc No. white. old and new.
49G 1890 Oats-No. 2 white. 37%c: NO.
4 white 3614M37c Rve-No sale Barley
-5sa57c: ouotable 50@s2c. Timothv-
s675G7 Glover seed-$1l6l3:50. Cash
provisions-Lard. 1857: loose. s477: leaf.
$475: S. bellies $6.75.
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Extra charge of SOC ton for wheeling
COAL and 81 q ton for coal carried TO
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Report of the condition OF the
Advance Saving and Loan ASsocia-
ton of Indianapolis, Marion Coun-
ty, Indiana, at the close of business
on Dec. 81, 1888
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INDIANAPOLIS WAGON WHEAT

CITY grain elevation are paving SO cents
for No , soft REQ wheat. other graoes
on their merits.
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RESOURCES

State of Indiana. County of Marion S.
We. the undersigned officers and
directors of the Advance Saving and Loan
Association. of Indianapolis Indiana. do
solemnly swear that the above statement
is true.
DAVID ZEPH, President.
FRANK M. HUBER. Secretary.
CHAS. N SPRINGMAN. Director.
E. C. DIEDERICH. Director
FRANK j. GROTHE. Director.
Subscribed to and sworn before
me this 23rd day of January, 1884.
My commission expires Sept. 8, 1884.
[SEAL1 JOHN L. REAGAN,
Notary Public.
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Federal Farm Loan Bonds
New York Bank Stocks

Home Loan As. July l. 1851 s5h 1854
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CBy Abbott. Hoppin & co..
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U. S. Government Bends
IRI Abbott Ropnin n 4

By United Press
NEW YORK, Jan. 27.-Closing Liberties
(Decimals represent thirty-Secondsl
LIBERTY
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Chicago Primary Receipts

Jan. IT.
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Report of General Baking Com
pany for year ended Dec. 81 shows
earnings of 83 cents a common
share, against 81 "a in 1882.