davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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eSs lF bad ana Hec5a Mining 5SS91mPanyf IN
charges against $106,888 in 1882
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Other Livestock
tBy United Press

ceipts. 6.lOO including 1917 direct and
through. holdovers. 375, SLOW, l0fI l5c
lower. bulk 10000 lbs. S475M 80. bet
ter grades. l6o-l75 lbs S4G 4 20; desirable
l30-l50 lbs. S3G rs. mostly $3.50 down.
ward. Cattle-Receipts. 900; calves. re-
ceipts. $50. steady TO weak. bulk kinds.
S4H S. so. fat cows. s3G3.75. low cutters
and cutters. Sl.75M275. sausage bulls,
So 30 down; calves. steady: bulk good TO
choice. .S6@ z; others; .S3@ S. Sheep-Re-
CeiptS $50. direct and through. r. steady,
better grade lambs S909 So common to
medium. Sc 50M8 so: fat ewes. S350M5
TOLEDO. March l6.-HOgS- eCeipts.
$50. market. about steady; heavy workers,
81 50N 4 20. mixed and bulk Of sales. $3.50
a 10; pigs and. lights. s2-25@ $50, medium I'm
and heavies. s4@ 50; roughs $50 %.
calves Receipts. light; market. strong.
Sheep and lambs-Receipts, light: market.
steady
LOUISVILLE March ls.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts $50. including 80 directs. moderate
~ active and generally steady market on
most slaughter classes. bulk common 10
medium steers and heifers. s4@5 better
finished kinds s5.25d5.75 or better for
strictly good baby beef type vearlings;
bdik cows 50 50H 3. practical top 50 so,
low cutters and cutters mostly. 1850
225. bulk sausage bulls. S3M375, stock
Calves-R Receipts. $50; vealers strong TO
soc higher. most advance on better grades;
bulk better vealers. s5d6; few strictly
choice higher medium and lower grades.
81 so down Hogs-Receipts. 900, market.
5a IOc lower. 170-240 lbs. s4.50d 20; 100
$40 lbs. s2.3O0235; sows. s27042. IS.
Sheep-Receipts, Is: market. steady, me-
dium to good lambs. $500 8 25; choice
grades eligible 50 or better: light throw
outs mostly $3.50; fast ewes, S2.5OQ3.
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New York Stocks
Produce Markets
lBy Ab5ott Hoppin & Coz :

Delivered in Indianapolis Prices-Hens.
nc Leghorn hens. SC. Leghorn spring
er-Stags, &C; large spriuger-stags. SCI
feathered and fat AZ lbs. and over &c
geese, &C; young -guineas. Ia TO lbs.
soc; old guineas, zoe. No strictly fresh
case must weigh SIS lbs gross; a deduc-
ton OF l0c a pound for each pound under
% lbs. vii lbe made Butter-No. !, 500
3lc; No: 2. 27G28c: butterfat. 23c.-Quoted
By United Press
:. chicago Ell. March l5SsvJEsggs-Market
current receipts, 1870: checks. i4iac
dirties. 15i2c. Butter-Market steady: re-
cePts 95333 tg6s extra gsts 9o-sls
22l2 a 23c; seconds l86-S7la scorel. 22c;
extras g score, 4l4c; specials, 24is@
254c; standards, .24l2c. Poultry-Market
horns, I2c; ducks, ia l8o; ToosteTs. ioe
bFoieTs. 26c geese. i2c cheeSe9TR G1k
15GI5Ac' Potstoes@oid stock stock, supply
market dull; Idaho russets, Sl.80G190.
mostly sl.85; y S. No. ?, $3.50; Colorado
Mcciures. $l.85@2i poorer. quality: sl.75Q
18o: Nebraska triumphs. $l4oai5 So; Wis Wis
higher; new stock, supply moderate: de-
mand and trading sdIoSw; market about
track, S25.
ket frm; extras. 58S5c standaTds 285sc.
Eggs-Market. firm; extra white. 17l2c;
6efR se 5edfsp tored ' fowl MEDIUM S
lac; Leghorn fowls light, nc: spTingers.
22c colored broilers ara 8c; stays, 12c
ducks, white. 5 lbs. and up. 17619c;
registers &C.; ducks light, I6 geese i29
S2;2o@2S0; Ohio and New York. best S2.10
GALS.
NEW YORK, March l6.-Potatoes dull;
$4.56G5 50 Dbl. Maine, si.s5@4,IO Dbl.
765 Dbl; Canada. S2l5G22 rs Dbl. sweet
Potatoes-Dull; Jersey. 40cQ$175; South
ern basket. 5Ocg $l.35; Flout-Easy;
SsR9g Pas9ts IS bb 0 Gsr PG5S
Middle West spot-$53OG5 s: 40 per 100 lbs.
Dressed Poultry-Firm turkeys, 1872 a Csc;
l9@ SSc; fowls l3@18c; Long Island ducks.
1412Q15l2c. Live Poultry-Quiet: geese
7Q9c; turkeys 20G28c; BOOSTERS, loo;
ducks. 8@12c; fowls, 13016c; chickens. Is
@18c; capons, 22@27c: broilers 1OQ25c.
Butter Receipts 217 packages; market iGite
3g TmeF Csc az higher than extras
24Ac; centralized, 80 score 241ac; central
lied, SO to SO score. 2462414c. Egg-Re-
ceipts, 1908 cases; market. unsettled;
special packs. including unusual hennery
selections, 21@22c; standards. 181aG20hc;
firsts 18c; seconds. 1874 d17c mediums,
1874 a TIC; dirties. TIC: checks. Ice.
CINCINNATI, March -Butter-Pack-
ing stock No. 2, 18c butterfat 23c. Eggs
Steady; extra frsts. lilac; seconds, Ice;
nearby ungraded, lie; goose, 75c ducks,
Csc. Live poutry-Fowls, lbs. and up,
l2!2c; 4 lbs. and up, 1870; 8 lbs and up
1870; Leghorns. 8 lbs. and up, 12c;
ROSTERS. &C.. stays. colored, 13c: Leghorns
10c; 1884 colored broilers. Ia lbs. and up
12c; 2 lbs. and up Csc; capons. lbs. and
up; 22c; under 9 Ibis. 19c; ducks, white,
lbs. and up, .12c; under 4 lbs. 11c col
guineas old. 10c; No. l turkeys, young
hens lbs. and up and young toms, 10
- lbs, zoe; young toms, over IS lbs, zoe;
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Youngstown Steel Car Door Company
has been awarded to contract for y 900
steel car doors by the Pennsylvania Rail-
road Company.
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ROTTGER NAMED HEAD
OF BUSINESS BUREAU
Telephone Company Chief Elected
With Others by Directors.

Directors of the Better Business
Bureau today elected Curtis H.
Rottger, Indiana Bell Telephone
Company, as president.
Other officers named were John
Burke, Sears Roebbuck Company,
vice-president; William c. Grauel
Merchants National bank treasurer.
and T. NJ. Overley. secretary.
The board of directors consists of
twenty-one members representing
eighteen different lines of bust
ness. Seven directors are named
annually for three-year terms. Di-
rectors were named at the annual
meeting last month.
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Deaths

Albert Bader. IS. Methodist hospital,
septicaemia
Mary N. Collins SO. 94s East Georgia.
chronic nephritis
Tom MoleJte. So. city hospital broncho
pneumonia
John B. Duchesne. SIS. 1921 Roosevelt.
cGrCnarv thrombosis
Elizabeth George, 60. $40 Primrose
maStoiditiS
Catherine Williams. rs. 4i4 North Drexel.
uremla
Joseph ?. Wagner. So. St vincents hos
pital acute oilatatlon OF heart
stephen o. Davis. 30. veterans hospital
lobar pneumonia
Charles Thomas Shields - Indiana
State School for Deaf, lobar pneumonia.
Anna MargGretha HaCE So 1921 Car
roilton. chronic myocarditis.
Bertha Schoellkopf. g.. 1878 North Della
ware lobar pneumonia
Bridget FeLton. 81. III West Raymond
arteriOSclerosis
Mary Kirk. 6s ST V.neent's hospital
acute brcncho pneumonia
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Births
Bows


Charles and Vina Beauchamp. Coleman
HameI and Anna Herring. Coleman hos
Russell and Lavaun Mueller, Coleman
james and Anna overstreet. Coleman
Charles and Mary Reed. Coleman hos
Ralph and Florence Self. Coleman hos
pital.
William and Glenn Lang. St. vncent's
James and Lula Love 1880 Draper.
Fred and Margaret Spivey. 229 North
Willard and Grace snodgrass. sls East
William and Ida whitley. SOP Birch.
Elmer and Aroula Maddox, 26 North
James and Lillian stone. 1921 East
Hardemon and Marie williams 1904
Edwin and Florence Ahlders. 1916 South
Singleton.
james, and Matte Bryant. GAS North
William and Mary Howe BIB Jackson.
Leslie and Jenney Simpson. 1887 Gin
Der
Girls
Ralph and Martha Curry. Coleman hos
Wayne and Maxine Landig. Coleman
hospital
Jesse and Mabel Lawson. Coleman hos
pital
Arthur and Willie Sedan. Coleman hos
pltal
Harry and Nobel Sumwalt Coleman
hospital
Karl and MARCEL Williams. Coleman
hospital
Kenneth and Maureen Bea. St vincent's
hospital.
James and Pinky Evans, 2s4 West
Empire
Benjamin and Naomi Jacobs. 2I5 Han
son
Eugene and Margaret Esselborn. 70 East
KarCher.
Patrick and Ethel Roberts. S29 Wash
lnEtOn.
Louis and Evelyn Halpin. 1901 West Bar
rett
Edward and Grace Cubert. 942 Somerset.
Noel and Grace Philippe. 202l Caroline.
Tulcle and Alberta Baker. Il6 West
Twenty-fourth. girl twins
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BY ELMER c. WALLER
United Press Financial Editor.

NE WORK, March ia slow
recovery came into the stock mar
ket yesterday after tire days of de-
cline. Volume, however, continued
light with sales only slightly over
the million-share mark.
Pressure lifted on the automobile
issues when it was learned strenuous
efforts would be made Monday to
avert strike in the industry.
Chrysler rose more tina ma point
and others of the group were up
fractions to a point.
Railroad issues were steadied by
a favorable car loadings report
brought about by sharp Jump in
miscellaneous freight loadings. The
gain was larger than seasonal.
Exceptions to the trend in the
rail division were the Van Swerin-
gen issues, notably those of Ale
ghany Corporation. The latter lost
point or more on announcement
Of the corporations plan to raise
interest for the per cent bonds
due in 1850.
New Plan Considered
The plan is to ssue new preferred
stock to the amount Of the interest
on the issue from Oct. l, 1884 to
April l, 1889. Holders of the bonds
can turn in the ten interest coupons
for that period and receive five
shares of the new stock. That
would make the stock cost them SIS
a share. The new issue was quoted
on the produce exchange at 81 bid
with the nearest offer at 80.
Silver issues rallied after their
sharp break yesterday. United
States Smelling advanced more
than three points and others Of the
group were bid up fractions to a
point.
Aviation issues were given a bit
of a whirl when Colonel Lindbergh
told a senate committee army
planes could not be equipped as
fully as commercial planes; and
that air. lines need temporary sub
sidy. Douglas advanced more than
a point and United Aircraft point.
Store Business Gains
Schenley continued to lead the
wet" stocks, rising 2 points on its
Cuban liquor distribution. zonite
Products continued active and
strong on its rights to distribute
wines and spirits. National Distil-
lers was fairly active and firm.
Mercantile issues made small
gains on improvement noted in re-
tail trade. Estimates released to-
day said business of the important
chain store and mail order houses
will present some sensational ad-
vances for the current month.
Stock sales yesterday approx
mated 100000 shares against $780,
900 shares Thursday. Curb sales
were 249, 900 shares against $4,000
shares Thursday.
Dow Jones preliminary averages
showed industrial, 10272, up 81;
rails, Att, off 90; utility, 26.57,
up .02.
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On Commission Row
March 10
Fruits

Fruits
Apples-New York Baldwins. fancy.
Sl;6o q 85' fancy StaymanS' s2.20' fancy
Oranges . California sunkist. ss&4;
Floridas s393.75
Grapefruit-Arizona seedlesS Dos, So;
TawbeTries-Florida. pint. 15G17c: So
Cranberries-C C. Howes. Eatmores Is
ID. box S3d325
Melons-Argentina Honeydews. s275.
Pears-Florida, AvacadoS. $3.50; Calavos.
Bananas-Per pound. cents.
Vegetables
Cabbage-New Texas. s1.s5 per half
crate: Florida red. $3.50 per hamper.
hearts. dozen bunch sl35
Onions-Indiana yellow. 5O-lb. bag s1.35;
red. 81 35 Iowa white. So.
bag $i85a2i0: Red River River ohios. s iJS'g
40 Maine Green Mountain. s2.65;
Colorado McClures, $3.50: Idaho Russets.
$3.50, Wyoming Triumph 50-lb. bag, 81. 40;
New Florida Triumphs. So
Sweet Potatoes-Indiana Jerseys per
buShel. So: Porto Ricans. $3.50
Asparagus-California select crate. s4.75.
Beans-Round stringless. s2.5O62.75:
Beets-New. Texas -3-dozen crate. $3.50;
bulk per bushel $3.50.
CarrotS-CalifoTnia 6-dozen crate S325:
bulk rev. 50: bulk old. Sl.l5
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. S160.
Cucumbers-Hot house. per dozen. sl.l5.
Iceberg beSts. S3G325 a crate
Peas-30-lb. hamper S275
RadiSheS-Hot house buttons 45c a
dozen. long white 40c per dozen
Rhubarb-Hot house. soc a bunch
Spinach-New Texas, 81 per bushel
Tomatoes-Repac ked. lob carton 81 :
selected. cellophane wrapped. SIPS:
original Florida 30-lb. lug So
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0'MAH0NEY NAMED
RESTAURANT CHIEF
Cafe Owners Elect State
Code Authority.

j. F. O'Mahoney was elected
chairman of the state code authority
for the restaurant business of In
diana at meeting Of restauranteurs
in the SEVERN Thursday night.
Others named on the body are O.
H. Clark, South Bend; D. E. Martin,
FIT. Wayne; w. E. Jennings, Lafay-
cite; I. A. Fendrick, Mr.. O'Mahoney
and Howard Deputy, all of Indian
apolis; Harry Gitschall Richmond;
Ernest Nagle, Evansville; J. V.
Stevens, Terre Haute, and o. A.
Cause, Columbus.
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Bright Spots


Calumet and Hecla Mining Company in
charges against $lO6,888 in 1882
Hollniger Gold Mining Company in
1888 earned SLY a comon share against 30
cents a share in 1882.
Fox Film Company and subsidiaries
for thirty mine weeks ended Dec. 80 re-
ported a net profit of S1,41O,7 1913 after
charges against a net loss of S7,595,1OO
in forty weeks ended Dec. 81. 1882.
Union Tank Car Company in 1888
earned 80 cents share against "a cents
in 1882.
Detroit Edison Company and subsidi-
aries in twelve months ended Feb. 20
earned S5.l6 a share against $3.50 in the
previous twelve months.
ro Air Reduction Company ny DECLARES the
share on the common stock.
Columbia Carbon Company in 1888
earned S2.16 a common share against
SLIT in 1882.
American Zinc Company and subsidiaries
in 1888 earned 1881 a share on the 6 per
cent preferred stock against net loss of
S64 935 in 1882.
Pacific Gas and Electric Company de-
clares the regular quarterly dividend of
3712 cents a shares on the common stock
Preliminary report of the National
Distilling Company and subsidiaries in
the year ended Dec. 81 shows assets of
S18,146,47S and liabilities of S4,SS7,788
against Sl1, 295,276 assets and liabilities
of S1,594, 1O8 on Dec. 81, 1882.
Phillip Morris Company declares the
regular quarterly dividend of 25 cents a
share on the common stock.
General Baking Company sales for the
first ten weeks of the current year in
creased q per cnt over the like 1888
period.
Cream of Wheat Company declares the
regular quarterly dividend of so cents a
common share.
United Biscuit Company in 1898,
earned S2.03 a common share after
charges and preferred stock dividends
against SLID in 1882.
Youngstown Steel Car Door Company
has been awarded to contract for 900
steel car doors by the Pennsylvania Rail-
road Company.
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CHICAGO CASH GRAIN


CHICAGO. March 1s.-Cash grain.
WheatLNo. 2 red, 90c; No l hard. 89c
No: hard, 89c. Corn Gake billing
z yellow, 4834 49Ac; No. Q white 5134c:
No. 8 white, .5094c Irregular rum No. 8
mixed. 48!2 a 4824c; No. 2 yellow. 49G49i5c:
No yellow. .4894@49Ac; No. yellow.
48l2c; No 6 yellow, Acc; No white. 47G
4754c; lold corn No 2 yellow. 5OI4G
5012c; No. 8 yellow, 4994c Oats-No /
white. 38c (3612 lbs.) No. 2 white. 34l4 N
Barley-5l@ 80c; quotable. 50d &c. Tim
othy-s7.25m 7.50. Clover seed-Sl1GI45
cash provisions: Lard, $685.; loose. $685.:
leaf sos; S. beliefs, s8.12
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CHICAGO FRUIT MARKET

CHICAGO, March -Apples-Michigan
Illinois. 40q SOC bushel 6pinach-Texas.
65G 85c bushel Beans Southern. green.
s275G31; wax s2d3 Cucumber-Cen-
trail western hothouse s2G250. two doz
Tomatoes-Florida. sl25q2.25 box Sweet
potatoes-Tennessee, S1.65mI75; Indiana.
20d CSC. ive-lb cartons. Rutabaga-
Central western 75d65c. hffv-lb sacks.
Turnips-Central western. T5c bushel
Mushrooms-Illinois 17iz 32Izc. one-lb.
carton. Asparagus-California. s1.75l
SIS. Onion market f50-lb. sacksl West
ern ValenciaS, $1d1.35: = central western
yellows. 75c9sl; western whites. sl.50G2.
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STOCK VALUES
RECOVER; SALES
VOLUME LIGHT
u. S. Smelling Leads Silver
Group Upward; Liquor
Shares Soar.
Average Stock Prices

Average Of thirty industirals for Thurs
day. high 1923. low 1913. close 1921.
on l.53. Average eff twenty rails 40 81.
utilities. 2700 1892. 26.55 of AZ. Aver
age Of forty bonds. 1854 of .O3. Average
Of ten first rails: 95.19 of o. Average
Of ten second rails: $50 up "a. Average
Of ten utilities: 1925. up .Os Average
OF ten iadustrlals. 9579 of IL
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ST. LOUIS CASH GRAIN


ST. LOUIS March ls-Cash grain -
Wheat in fair demand steady 10 = cent
lower OF red ana ~ cent higher on
7eizc No. /. red garlicky s3c Corn =
IN good demand, unchanged; No. 5 mixed.
&C. No. ? Yellow 4924 Sic. No yell
4eiac No. yellow s9izc Oats-In good
demand. unbalanced: No ? white. SIC: No.
white. SIS &C; No ? mixed. 55i2c; No.
mixed 37izc
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In the Cotton Markets
March IS
CHICAGO
MARRIAGE Licenses

Charles E Baker IS. Of 500 East Iowa
street. clerk. and Ruth Bader. %. of 500
East Iowa street, Stenogrspher
boulevard. iron worker. and MGriel Mott
So Of SIS North Delaware street. nurse
Lewis Jones. IS. of 1929 North Berwick
OF 1897 BeIefontaine street hosiery work
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FIGHT OVER DIME BET
BRINGS MURDER COUNT
HOOsier Accused of Staying Card
Player With Ball Bat.

A0gN WIN Ian Oats
BIZ United Press
LEBANON, Ind, March 10
Murder and manslaughter charges
were on file against Robert Egbert,
SO. here today in an indictment re-
turned by the Boone county grand
jury.
Egbert, who surrendered to Sher-
if Wilbur Small, Monday, is &C
cused Of assaulting William A.
Brandenburg, SO, with a baseball
bat during an argument over a 10
cent bet in a card game at the
formers home, March 2. Branden-
burg died March H..
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TOLEDO CASH GRAIN
pa T~.sfod D~,oa

TOLEDO, March 16.-Grain close:
Wheat-No. 2 red. ga 93c. Corn-No 2
yellow, 54laQ 55l2ca Oats--No; white. 80
pri fS 28zc Pate % Wheat%No IT Ted
88l q 89c; No. red s7iz n ssc Corn
No. 2 yellow. 50izg sic: No 3 yellow, 40
34l2 q 36tac; No white 34G 36c Seed
close: Cloyer-March. s825. Alsike-Cash.
SO So
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BIZ UHited Press
WASHINGTON. March 16.-Government
expenses and receipts of the current fiscal
year to March IA, compared with the
corresponding period of the previous fiscal
year:
This Year Last Year
Expenses s4528 sos. 98O.65 SO, 554, SOC, 927 IS
Receipts S2047. S62, 564. 40 S1,304, 958, 592. so
Deficit 81, 480 801. 41625 S2249 SAB 334 IS
Cash Bal S4,773, 456, 312.65
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Indianapolis Cash Grain
March IS

-NAdICH 10
call of the Indianapolis Board Of Trade,
l. g. b. shipping point. basis 41la New
Wheat-Steady: No. l red. 820s3c: No.
red. 81@ &c; No. 2 hard, 8Id92c
Corn-Steady: No white. Z3l3m 44I5c:
no. 4 white. 4212G43I3c: No. yellow.
AZ y a 49, Zee; No 4 yellow, 41la6 421Sc: No
3 mixed. 4112G421ac; No. mixed 401aG
Oats-Steady: No white. 311aG 321lc:
No. white, 30l2@31i2c
inspections
Wheat-No, l red. cars; No 2 red 3
cars; sample, l car Total 8 cars,
Corn-No. 2 white. car: No. 8 white
7 cars; No white. car; No. / yellow.
I car No. yellow, cars; No yellow
28 cars; No. 4 yellow, cars No. yellow
z cars; No. 8 mixed, l car; No mixed,
car. Total, SIS cars
Oats-No. l white. l car: No 2 white
cars; No. white, cars; sample white
/ car. Total II cars.
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Int1. Harvester
Johns Manville
Nat. Biscuit
Pub. S. OF N J.
Sears RoebuCk
Stand. Of N. J.
Un. Aircraft
U. S Steel
Union Pacific
Westinghouse
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u. S. Government Bonds

By United Press
NEW YORK, March 16.-Closing Lib
critics:
(Decimals represent thirty-seconds)
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Retail Coal Prices
DOMESTIC RETAIL PRICES

The following prices represent quota
tons from leading Indianapolis coal deal
ers. A cash discount of Is cents per ton
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Tilamook county. oregon, is the
wetteSt spot in the United States.
having an annual rainfall of $50
inches.
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Daily Price Index
BIZ United Press

By United Press
NEW YORK. March 16.-Dun g. Brad
streets daily weighted price index Of
thirty basic commodities complied for the
limited Press G930-l932 average. 1901:
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Federal Farm Loan Bonds
by Blyth & Co. Inc.
New York Curb

Home Loan IS. July l. 1851. 97as 90
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NEW YORK RAW SUGAR FUTURES
INDIANAPOLIS WAGON WHEAT

DH@HD
City grain elevators are pa ing 80 cents
for No, soft red wheat. Jtner graoe'
on their merits
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Chicago Primary Receipts

March 16
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PAGE14

All. Chemical
Am Smelling
Am. Can
Am Telephons
Am. lob. 3
AtchiSon
Chrysler
Con Gas n. Y.
Dupont
Goodyear
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Cream of Wheat Company declares the
egular quarterly dividend of so cents a
ommon share.
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LAFAYETTE. March 16-Hog market.
loc lower; 2OO-s25 lbs. s430G4.25; TO-
200 lbs. s425G4 40: 15o-l7o lbs, s3.659
s2s5G $50; l0o-l20 lbs, s1.75a225;
roughs. s375 down. Top cages, S.; top
lambs. S8.50.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-17

United Biscuit Company in 1888,
earned S2.03 a common share after
charges and preferred stock dividends
against S1.79 in 1882
Evening star., 1934-03-02

liminsry survey. II was said, but at
that time the Navy Department killed
the plans by claiming the bridge
would prevent ships from reaching
the Washington Navy Yard.
Traflic Congestion Cited.
CONGESTION on the Anacostia
Bridge route was cited by members
as the principal reason leading them
to seek the bridge or tunnel. The
proposed span, 1t was further pointed
cess to Boiling Field, st. Elizabeth's
Hospital, Blue Plains, the Naval Re-
search Laboratory, st. Elizabeth's
Farm. Fort Foote, Fort Washington,
the fish hatchery at Bryans Point
and the powder factory at Indian
Head.
Copies Of the resolution are to be
sent to Chairmen Norton and King
Of the House and Senate District
Committees, the District Commission
ers and Senator Millard E. Tydings
and Representative Stephen w. Gam
brill Of Maryland.
In announcer IeSOlutIOu dooptco' ny
the association, it was requested that
the Engineer Commissioner improve
a curve in Atlantic avenue near South
Capitol street, where. 1t was claimed,
the road is almost always covered with
ice, due to a spring nearby. The citi-
zens contended the poor condition OF
the cutters at this point In the road
makes it possible for this hazardous
condition to exist.
Complaint Against Cars
Complaint that motormen on the
Congress Heights street car line do
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CITIZENS PRESS
BRIDGE PROJECT
Washington Highlands Traf-
fic Conditions Cited
at Meeting.

Construction Of a bridge or a tun-
mel across Anacostia River at South
Capitol street was favored in q reso-
luton adopted last night by the
Washington Highlands Citizens As
sociation, members claiming that the
need for such bridge has been felt
many years, and is daily becoming
more acute The resolution asks that
South Capitol street be developed
along with this project.
The action was taken at a meet
ing at the home Of President Earl
w. Nair, 1919 First street southeast,
after attention had been called to a
similar proposal adopted recently by
the Oxon Hill Citizens Association
IN nearby Maryland.
More than 40 years ago the South
Capitol Street Bridge Association had
the proposed span indorsed by the
District Commissioners and Congress
made an appropriation for a pre-