Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 March 1941 — Page 19

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TUESDAY, MARCH 25,

1941

Lend-Lease Bill Boosted Prices of Farm

| |

RETAIL TRADE UP 5 PER CENT

Center Township's Relief Rolls Below 1940, Summary Shows.

By ROGER Passage of the Lend-Lease bill by repercuslast

BUDROW

Congress had immediate in Ind

week by boosting

sions nanolis business livestock and grain prices. Prospects of large shipments of wheat to France and Ireland and belief that Congr: will pass some legislation to adce farm eS were responsifor bullish thusiasm in grain markets England's and neea fats and oils d lard prices

en Europe's

in turn

NOR prices Hh to

from

c above

Roger Budrow : revious week Reports of po le pork shipments abroad unde bill persisted Secanty and heifers, current ular weights, ¢ gain over sonally di i lambs forced pr Potential new crop realized. Sales in Indianapoli stores in the week ending were 5 per cent hight same week a vear ago the Federal Reserve Bank cago. For March the gain was 3 pa

the 1940

Lend-Lease

vearlings most pop-25-cent Seq -

supplies ot the tablished a the week supplies of ¢

previous fat wigher

early

hing ices 25 cents competit from

lambs has not yet been

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department March 15 than in the according to Chiweeks of cent over \ { in the four weeks ending March 15 gain was § cent over the same four 1940 week The ational averwas 7 pe gain for the March 15 week and a 5 per cent

"mom } period

of the first two same nero while the

per

age

gain In

for Center 4431 person end of last wi penditure of 816 according to Trustee Henry Mueller. In the same week last year there were 7195 persons on relief and $19,304 was spent. The Wea Bureau said last week's average temperature was 36

degrees, one degree cooler than the

there were at the

an ex-

relief relief ~ Lr ~ Tr } 1 sek olving

nv 99

hear

same ar and five degrees below

of n \ narea

week Precipitation "of .11 91 normal and .07 la ea Che sun shone per cent of the possible daylight with €l1 per cent

As can b

normal

with

rea

the accompanying Indianap iness Summary. for § 110 of construction ud ne the week. About half of this amount was for homes, while $137,000 for a new Grevhount s Lines garage atl Kentucky Ave. and Henry St During the week Indianapolis Water Co. asked the Public Service Commission for permission to build a 81600000 dam and reservoir on Fall Creek near Oaklandon, covering 200,000 acres and storing seven billion gallons of water

permits were issued

was

U. S. STATEM WASHINGTON, March 25 (1

ernment expenses and receipts f seal vea through March

ENT

Gove.

Customs

INDIANAPOLIS Clearings Debits

ARING HOUSE

S 2,79%,000 6,914,000

(elt TEER Mutual

FIRE-CASUALTY AUTOMOBILE INLAND MARINE INSURANCE

bi wheat

n 5 n " » ” x

Indianapolis Business Summary

1941 Thus Far $261.744,000 $£655.582,000 $1,085,365 $2,274,000 $880,500 $185,000 $269,280 £1.041,000 $6,700 $243,374 8.809 4.79%

Last Week Year Ago $19,512,000 $48,626,000 £93.33 $195,793 $58,280

1940 Thus Far $235,720,000 $596,945,000 $1.037.439 STR5.377 $461,630 $1,800

Week Before $24,902,000 $63,549,000 $85,710 £147,690 $58,800 $185,000 $20,780 £9,000 $40,800 $35,000

Last Week $23,170,000 $42,144,000 $101,171 $399,110 $196,550

Bank Clearings Bank Debits Postoffice Receipts Building Permits Houses Apartments Business .. . Industrial Public . “ity Se Repairs & Alterations Applied for Jobs Received Jobs Claimed Unemployment (March 15) NN Freight Carloadings: Inbound ... .. . 3.971 3.39: 3.194 Outbound : 2,016 2,99: 1,734 Electricity Output (KWH) 13,220,090 13,592,000 11,301,000 Water Pumpage (Gallons) 214,240,000 210,850,000 205,730,000 Street Car Passengers (Mar. 15). 1,412,428 1,432,506 1,385,491 Telephones In Use (Mar. 20) +-14% L611 152 Livestock Receipts (head)... 58,261 55,696 54,247 CREETR oor a 5.892 5,370 5,954 CRIVES ove ey 2,782 2.467 2,700 HOES oo 44,441 42.892 42.213 Sheep Sh . 5.146 4.967 3,380 Grain Receipts 621.000 512,000 414,000 5.355,000 Corn 452.000 351,000 264,000 4.010.000 Wheat 48,000 69.000 25.000 256,000 Oats $2,000 78,000 104,000 864.000 Rye 100,000 Soy 125,000

$178,500

£93,513 £93 325

SR.810 860.866 491

£24,060 98% 503

Benefits 4,295 28.287 33.269 38.273 18,946 19,846 141,762,000 155,868,000 2,588,030,000 2,544 750,000 14,599,584 14,449,816 94,325 102,653 709,016 650,135 73,758 71,165 29 676 28,582 468,935 81,453 7,044 000 5,670,000 352,000 912,000 . 22,000 14,000 21,000 88,000

Beans ... 9,000

Indianapolis office of State Unemployme Chicago, Indianapolis Commissioner, Indiana Agricultural

Indianapolis Clearing House Association, Pennsylvania, Baltimore & Ohio, St. Tounis (Nickel Pilate), Railroads: Indianapolis Railways, Indiana Bell

above figures: New York Central, ville (Monon), York, Chicage & & Light Co., Indianapolis Water Co.

STOCKS SUDE | N.Y. STOCK

IN LIGH | | RADE on PY -YorEs High Low Last Change a

EXD Lud Stl Sec Ss

of Division,

Nources Central,

Building

Co.,

Illinois City Telephone

sation New

Adams Allegh Am Eur Am Haw Am News Am Rad & SS Am Roll Mill pf Am Sugar Am T&T | Am Water W Anaconda Armour Til PY Atchis =| Atl C Line

Refining

Yesterday Week Ago + Month Ago

1 ‘

Some Utility Shares Slump On Fears They May Be Worthless.

NEW YORK, March 25 tU The stock market made an irregular Atl decline today in light trading Bald A few low-priced utilities were ac- | gf tive. Up to noon, transactions In Ben Commonwealth & Southern at 3s, off 15x: United Corp. at 3%, off and Electric Power & Light 27%, 0 Ii. aggregated 63400 shares, or 3522 per cent of all transactions. Calumet & All these issues were at new lows. rpilar Unsettlement in the market was ascribed to the Bethlehem strike, oa po Jugoslavia's signing a pact with the chrysler Nazis and fears Germany soon hmax Mely Co would intensify its warfare, Cons > favorable corporation reports ap-* Kons Edioo! peared. Selling in low-priced util din ities was reportedly based on fears Sons Fim . a the stocks will become worthless Cons i bra R a untegration proceedings. ' : } ‘

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Year Ago High, 19141, High, 1940,

133.59;

152.86;

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Va Yesterday Week Ago Month Age Year High High,

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TR: 32.6%;

low, 26.54 Tow, 22.14

15 UTILITIES

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PRICES FOR CORN, © FF Bi % Le WHEAT ARE HIGHER ==: = +" HT

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CHICAGO, March 25 (U Wheat prices on the Board of T aoained fractional ground in dealings today. Other grains plaved a firm unaertone. At the end of the was up = to 3 cent, cents. ‘Corn was up x to % cent sats up + cent, ryve up x to 'y« cent and soy beans up 4 to 3% cent.

Freept-Sulphur Raht a 1 1% etd R ake § ; & F ARI i 0 C td O Ind i Qil N Stew -War Studehaker Oil pf

hour May 88

first Gt 3 Gf) 0 2 2 2 Sun Gu M & ! 23 12? 1

Texas Corp

Hanna 5 nf Tex PC & © :

DAILY PRICE INDEX NEW YORK. March 25 (U. P) Dun & Bradstreets daily weighted price index of 30 basic commodities. 1 .a.r Glass ’ gg compiled for United Press (1930-32 Libby McN&L ya Bh US Rubber .. average equals 100): Loft, Tne i 13% 1 U3 Steel Yosterday ..... vanes, Un Stores A Week AGO. .... vn Month Ago VY Year AgO Ni 1941 High (March 24)........ 1941 Low (Feb. 17)

FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK, March 25 (U. P.).—Following are noon cable rates on major currencies Cable Rates Net Che England $4.03% ant « Sol

Union Cath .... ) Union 1 Ma Un Aireraft 3 {Un Air Lines | United Corp

Int Harvester

Kress

127.89 or « Ma: 127.38 Martin _ (Glenn) 2 124.39 | McKes Rob pf. . : 118.25 Mont Ward 127 89 Mor & Ess 123.03 Nat Na

ine Mid

Tear e unas e Walgreen WwW Pa Ei 7 Pa P ptf Willys Overland Willys Overld pf Wilson & Oo Woolworth Worthing cv Wrigley "

Tana

Acme ' Distillers Nat Sup 6 pf N Y Central NY NH&H nf NY Ship

) 2 No Pac . . 9% } : - Vs

Young Sheet Ohin Oil

Otis Elev Otis Steel

(Round) + - 3 Zenith Rad (dollar “™ 8 8 (franc “nw (lira) 0505 w i Finland (markka) 021: Pe ait 10¢c lower

Switzerland (franc) .... . = i, LOCAL ISSUES 10c lower

Sweden (krona) The following auotations by the Indian. | Bhd choice 180-240

Japan (ven) os Mexico Ror . x aie 2408 yp ~ ‘on 2 Ibs $7.55@ 7.95; [apolis Bond & Share Corp. do not repre- & Nig 20. lent actual brice of offerings. but merely | 1.85: Most 400-500-1b,

“Transferable only under U. S. Treasury 1 y indicate the approximate market level light weights,

license, Ihased on buving and selling quotations of Caitle— Receipts, recent transactions, largely steer run!

LOCAL PRODUCE

15¢; Nao, 2 12¢ NR Agents Pinance Co Ine 2n0 Agents Pinaace Co. Inc 19¢; “Belt RR & Stk Yds com *Relt RR & Stk Yds pfd N 9 ,. Central Ind Pow 4.77, nfd 0. 2, 3lRT sComwith Loan No. 2. 27¢C.:«Hoox Drug Inc by the Home T&T Pt Wavne

«vw CHICAGO LIV s 16,000; and

13% 2 R Receipts, 240

Hogs

than early, ILE

hs,

8000;

Bid Ask | TV ® 0

58 108 around $13.75. most early 101 few loads. $1250 and $13; 180, " / bd heifers 53 : [email protected]; ; elean heife

Heavr hreed colored hens, colored hens, 12¢; Leghorn hens 2 Leghorn hens, 9c; broilers, 3 Ibs over, . White and Barred Rocks colored hreeds, 18¢c; cocks, Te Eegs, 15¢ Rutter: No. 1-33'4%34c; Butter BI No. 1-9%¢; Country piekup rices noted Wadley Cn.) v s

steers along with common com pid to Rg

| ing quality ‘medium

heads un at $8.75 down

Products Here Last We

Marketing Township Trustee, Indianapolis Postoffice, Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago.

down

weights above to 10 lower, top, $7.856:8.10; 240 270-320 SOWS, $7.25@"7.35

general yearlings steady, however, but all weighty

| grade light kindg weak to 25¢ lowe:

choice and prime kinds absent: sales $9 25@ 12

only

to $7.50 and below

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

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?% Chee. "41 vs. 40 | } 11.0 4 98 48 ! 189.5 90.7 10,177. 2712.4 1701.0 89.6 22.0 1.14 29.6

78.0 29.6

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and polis

LouisPower

Service,

PRICES ON HOGS SLASHED HERE

Fop Falls to $8 as 10,156 Arrive at Stockyards; | Vealers Steady. |

PRICE RANGE Top , . $%.00 . 8.05 R.10 8.20 + 3.2 8.15 8.25 + 3.25

HOG Receipts | 8.8141 | 7,103 | 1,000 | 9,396 | 8,597 | 9,254 | 7.314 8,982 1,500 10,641 10,156

March March March March March March March March March 22 Cree, March 24 Loooovivnivnnees 8 March 25 . 3.00

13 14 15 1% 18 1h El} )

Hog prices were slashed 10 to 20 cents at Indianapolis stockyerds to-| day, the Agricultural Marketing| Service reported. Weights of 160 pounds or more sold 20 cents lower than yesterday, while lighter weights and pigs were a dime lower. The top was $8 foi 00d snd choice 200 to 210-pound-ers Vealers were steady with a $12.50 | top. The marketing service reported 2544 salable cattle were received. | 748 calves, 10,156 hogs and 967 sheep.

HOGS Barrows and Gilts

Good and Choice— 120- 140 pounds . 140- 160 pounds 160- 180 pounds 180- 200 pounds 200- 220 pounds - 240 pounds 270 pound - 300 pounds 330 pound 40 pounds Mediu

m 160- 200 pounds

facking Sows and Choice— 300 pounds 130 pounds 160 pounds

Good 270 330Good 360- 400 pounds 400- 459 pounds 150- 500 pounds Medium 250- 500 pounds . Slaughter Pigs

and Good— 120 pounds

CATTLE

Medium 20-

Slaughter Cattle & Vealers (Receipts, 2544)

STOCK AVERAGES 30 IND STRIALS

199 29

128.92

0.17 nie n.M 115.86 0.39 0s, 4,

28.02 0% 27.13 29.9%

019 nm 6.08 wf} OV

Net Fast Change ‘7 Ty

Steers Chotce~ 750- 900 pounds 000-1000 pounds 1100-1300 pounds 1300-1500 pounds Good 750- 900 pounds 900-1100 pounds 1100-1200 pounds 1300-1500 pounds Mediun 750-1100 pounds 1100-1300 pounds Common- . 750-1100 pounds Steers,

$12.00% 13.50 12.004 13.75 12.004013.75 12.00 13.75

10.25612.00 10.25@ 12.00 10.00@ 12.00 10 [email protected]

8.004 10.25 8.75@ 10.25

on 8.00@ 9.00 Heifers Choite— 500- 750 pounds 00a 500

[email protected]

750 pounds 10.004211.00 Heifers

ChotCl—

759- 900 10.75@ 11.75 |

[email protected]

raunds

Good 750- 900 pounds Medium A 500- 900 pounds common500- 900

8.50% 10.00

pounds 7.2%@ 850

Goo . . Medium Cav Cutter and common .. Canner . Bulls (Year!ings excluded)

7.75@ 8.25 7.506

7.000 6.256

8.00 [1.50

ter and common 7.00

Vearers 12.006112.50 7.50640 11.00 6.00w 4.50

Steers

ind choice non and choice

Feeder and Stocker Cattle (Receipts, 7148)

Chotce= 10.006 11.00 10 00@w 11.00

500- 800 pounds 800-1050 pounas Good 500- 800 800-1050

8.0010 10.00

pounds 8.004 10.€0 |

pounds

tasers

| Medium —

500-1000 pounds Ceeaaieeses 8.250 BOUL

[Common —

{Good and choice {Common and

, | good

ESTOCK

more wctive generally 240 lbs. and $8.15; good

lbs, $7.40@ $6.90@ 7.15;

1000; slow

calves trade

and medium Killstrictly

bid

00d; best,

stock cattle scarce 10c to few odd scarce cows

1's very

500- 900 pounds .. 1.50@ 8.25

Calves and ¢hoice 500 pounds down . 10 Medium — 500 pounds

(steers)

rane,

Gore 25@ 12.00

down [email protected]

Calves (heifers) Gooa and choice— 500 pounds down Medium 500 pounds

7.75@ 9.25 down 1 50@ v.25 SHEEP, LAMBS (Receipts, 967) Lambs | . . 11.25% 11.60 10.254211.00 8.75% 10.00

Good and choice Medium and good common Yearling Wethers Good and choice .... Medium

0.75 0 95 Ewes (wooled) “ 68.25

medium e

| AQ \ OTHER LIVESTOCK Hogs Receipts, 3575; unevenly 5 15¢ lower: packing sows, 26¢ lower; top, $8.10 for good and choice 180-220 1bs.; 160-180 ibs., $7.90; medium and good grades, 140 160 lbs., $7.15@%7.50; 100-140 lbs., $6@ 6.85 most good packing sows, $6@ 6.50. Cattle - Receipts, 400; calves, 450; and heifers under 950 lbs, generally and steady to strong; heavier, steady cows steady to easier and bulls dull 25¢ and more lower; few lots medium 870-935 1b. steers, $9.75; scattered cutter to common down to $8: good 650-760-1b. heifer: £10.25 10.75; cutter and common cows, $6 «6.75, sausage bulls, $7@8 top, $8.25 vealers mostly steady, quality considered and choice, $11.50612; common and { medium, $7.50@10; culls down to $6 Sheep Receipts, 250; wooled lambs ab | sent early, clipped Off eas fairly | part deck strictly good 85-1b. clippers | others, $9.60 and below, sheep scarce | steady

steers

active

steady $10

WAGON WHEAT | Indianapolis grain elevators are pr | for No. 1 wheat, 82¢; subfect to m: change, other grades on their merits corn. New No, white shelled corn, new No. 2 yellow shelled corn, 62¢; N white oats, 32¢ y

To Exporters and their Advertising Agents

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5.25

Big Blow for Defense

Women complete windings of power motor to spin a fan that wil in Wright Field's wind tunnel nea

stationary part of a 40,000-horse-1 create winds of hurricane velocity r Dayton, O. Army planes will be

tested by fan being assembled at Westinghouse Pittsburgh plant,

GLASS FIRM BUYS RHODE ISLAND MILL

TOLEDO, O., March 25 (U, P) Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp. today announced purchase of a mill in Ashton, R. 1 The company instal

plans to

(equipment in the plant by June 1

to manufacture fibrous glass. The new plant is in the Providence industrial area and was selected, it was said, because of proximity to mills that weave the all-glass tapes and clothes as well as to electrical manufacturérs who, it is anticipated, will use a large part of the

productions

BUSINESS AT A GLANCE

By UNITED PRESS Cannon Mills Co, and subsidiary 1940 net income $3.831857 equal to $388 a snare vs. $3,595536 or $3.64 in 1939, Central Maine Power Co. 1940 net income $2.124936 equal to $582 a common share vs, $2,047,298 or $5.36 in 1939 Chicago Rapid Transit Co. 1940 loss before provision for interest on adiustmoant debenture bonds $3,244 - 044 loss $3,559,866 in 1939. Duquesne Light Co. and subsidiaries 1940 net profit $10.353,022 equal to $4.17 a common share Vs $10.417.024 or $4.20 in 1939 H. L. Green Co, Ine, and domestic subsidiaries year ended Jan. 31 net profit $2,070,011 equal to $3.46 a common share vs. $2,106415 or $3.51 previous. vear, Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting Co., Ltd., and Churchill River Power Co, Ltd, 1940 net profit equal to $2.16 a share vs. $5,249,914 or $190 in 1939. Packard Motor Car Co. and subsidiaries 1940 net profit $774 147 equal to 5 cents a common share vs, $545,867 or 4 cents in 1939, Worthington Pump & Machinery Corp. and domestic 1940 net profit $2236.158 equal to 3.20 a common share vs, $816,706 54 cents in 1939,

subsidiaries |

Undelivered Tin ~~ Worries Malaya

SINGAPORE, March 25 (U, P.) = fearful that the Straits Settlement may be blockaded the war spreads holding effort to solve the problem of financing de-

The Mmlavan tin trade

that Pacific, an

the the

in event to is

daily conferences in

laved exports of the metal

no solution has been

found and some quarters believe that the only logical eventuality will be that the overseas ultimate consumer will be forced to aid in the financing of stocks which have been piling up because of “emergency” demand and the scarcity of shipping bottoms. Under the present system banks finance dealers as soon as the latter have presented bills of lading for the tin. Repayment to the bank is not made, however, until the metal is delivered at destined points and if these shipments are delayed the banks must wait long periods before making collections. At the same time, dealers profess that they are even less able to finance accumulated stocks, In the event of a blockade of M#a~ layan ports it is feared that a banking crisis might develop because o the large amount of “tin” paper the panks would be forced to hold by themselves, pending delivery

GREAT LAKES FLEET RECORD EXPECTED

CLEVELAND, March 256 (U The Great Lakes ore fleet antici pates handling a record tonnage of iron ore this season, given earl opening of the lakes and a “fai November, the magazine Steel declared today. Shippers expect to haul between 72,000,000 and 73,000000 tons, compared with the previous high of 65,205,000 tons established in 1029,

Thus far

$5,948 855 |

these |

P.),

PAGE 19

0. K.'S SALE OF INDIANA UTILITY

Associated Gas & Electric To Sell Terre Haute Gas Firm.

NEW YORK, March 25 (U Federal Judge Vincent 1. has authorized trustees of sociated Gas & Electric Corp. to sell the Terre Haute, Ind. distribution system of Indiana Gas Utilities Co, to Indiana Gas & Chemical Corp. for $1,250,000 Indiana Gas Utilities, an A, G, BE. subsidiary, purchases gas for ifs Terre Haute division from Indiana Gas & Chemical It was believed Judge Leibell's order would not be effected immes= diately, however, because of litiga= tion now pending in eounty court at Terre Haute, Indy Kentucky Natural Gag Corp, a subsidiary of Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line Co., is trving to acquire the Terre Haute distribution svstem from Indiana Gas Utilities and has asked for a permanent injunction to prevent the sale of this unit te Indiana Gas & Chemical If the sale is consummated, howe ever, Indiana Gas Utilities will have disposed of al] its physical properties, having sold its Richmond die vision to Richmond Gas Corp, ears lier this vear for $550,000. Of approximately $1.800000 involved in these sales, $876,125 would be applied to redemption on July 1 of $815000 of Indiana Gag Utilie ties’ 5 per cent first mortgage bonds, due 1946 10214

P.) = Leibell the Age

SEARS ‘GLAD TO PAY $32,000,000 TAXES

CHICAGO, March 25 (U. P= Sears, Roebuck & Co. today reported net sales for the fiscal vear ended Jan. 31, 1941 were $704,301,014, largest in the company's history, but net income shrank more than a mils lion dollars due to increased taxes. Sales were 14.1 per cent larger than those for the record year 1939, when they totaled $617 414 266. Net income for the fiscal year was $36,« 082668 equal to $632 a common share, after all charges and taxas, compared with $37,255 274, or $6.60 a share, in the preceding year. Provision for Federal excess profits taxes alone came to $7,335,000. Taxes, according to the company's annual report, rose from $18 548 160 in 1939 to $32,650,033 in 1040, “We have no complaint to make as to our taxes, heavy as they may appear,” the report said. “We are glad to be able to contribute such a sum toward our country's defense.”

FERGUSON TO BUILD CLEVELAND PLANT

CLEVELAND, March 25 (U.P) = A contract for construction of a new $750,000 plant for the Addressos graph-Multigraph Corp. has been awarded to the H. K. Ferguson Co, it was announced today The addition will provide about 76.800 square of floor space and is scheduled to go into opera= tion sometime in July,

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107 “e | scarce but dull, weak; cutters, $6.35 down; most beef cows, $6.80 7.75; bulls steady Ws | to weak. outside on weighty sausage offer- | 3 | Ings, $8.25: practical top, $8: vealers 25¢ | 22 | to B50c lower, increase in supply light 115 | dairy vealers showing most decline at $10.50 downward, weighty shippers sparingly at $12 Sheep Receipts,

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at Substantial Savings , CHICAGO, March 25 (U, P.) Apples Michigan Jonathans, bu., [email protected]. To- | indpls P&L 5% % matoes— Mexican, lugs, $2@ 2.35. Spinach *Indpls Water 5% bpfd

Texas, bu, $161.25. Caulifiower -Califor- |Lincoin Nat Life Ins com .. 9 ! nia, crates, [email protected]. Carrots California, | N Ind Pub Serv 52% pfd... / L crates, [email protected] Lettuce Arizona, N Ind Pub serv 87% pid s crates, $2. 75m 4. Sweet Potatoes Tenney N Ind Pub Serv | pid...

dy y n 11" “ | bu., $1.20%1.50. ‘Onions 150-1b, Sacks) -—TMi- | HroSkess Laundry com nois Yellows, $1.25: Minnesota Yellows, Lub Bey = of ry vfd 1 $1.25; Colorado Sweet Spanish, $1.05@ 1.15. |g, ma G&T, Sar pla pia A LLT%%2 | a1) 0 with 105-115-1b. averages, $10 506 i ) » Haute Elec 6% pid 1¢ Wer 8 ApsE. Pearce; odd head native Title Co com X today's trade; all classes oh Camp. Milk “Id around steady; most early Van Camp Milk com Ww SACS eon Wood to choice weights, $11.50 one double fall Bo rm, $11; another double 60-day shorn American Loan ds 51 y odd deck handy weight fed Western | Omerican Loan 5s 48 a i 1 ct} | Consol Fin 5s 50 { Citizens Ind Tel 4%s 61 Home T&T Ft Wayne 5's .. Crabb-Reynolds-Tavior 5s 42 aia : . | Home T&T Ft. Wayne 8s 43 “aaa a - { Ind Assoc Tel Co 3'as T0

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Indpl, Wate Co Women’ EFITTED ens 115 E. Ohio St. — LI1-4088 Trac Term Corn 5s 57

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Kuhner Packing Co 4's 49 TATLORING CO. GUARANTEED

Morris 5&10 Stores 5s 235 Mass. Ave. Vere r% IL OUTFITTERS TO

Muncie Water Works MEN, WOMEN and CHILDREN AT OUR USUAL

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N Ind Pub Serv 3%s 69 ng = gS y $

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" 6000; late Monday: lambs slow; handy and medium weights 10c to 15¢ higher; heavier kinds stead: to strong: few decks, $11.50; buik good and choice handy and medium weight, $11.25

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