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yvuoT.RsAJE MEATS

Wholesale meat prices are quoted by
indianapolis packers as follows;
Hams-Regular II to Is lbs, STAc
skinned, to 10 lbs, SOC; fancy boiled,
10 to 10 lbs, 54c.
Bacon-Fancy breakfast, to lbs,
3SMc; fancy sliced, lib carton, 5Tc; SUI
gar cured, 4 to lbs average, Acc.
Lard--Rehned tierces basis, 21ihc
open kettle, tierces basis, 22@221ac.
Fresh ork-Spare ribs, ISi5c: shout
der bones, 7l2c tenderloins. 6106Sc
dressed hogs, 241Ac
1914 011o5ac; medium COWS, i5c: loins. No.
2, SEC; No. 8, SOC: ribs. No. 2, 21c; No.
B. 25c; rounds, No. 2. 2Sao No 3.
25t5c; chucks No. 2, 15c; No. 3. 14cs
plates cow. No. 2, sazo.
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BOSTON, Aug. 2s.-ofriciaIs Of the
First National bank here say that the
leather markets are better now than they
have been for some months past, for
eign buyers becoming more active.
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AMATEURS
Continued From Page Eighth

the Premier Motors, Motor league cham
pions will battle the Louisville city
champs IN the first round of the national
amateur series at Washington park Sep
TENDER II and 10.
The grand idea is as follows: Next
Saturday afternoon on Premier diamond
the Premiers viii meet the Morris Street
Metbodists in the final game Of the city
series, and they will either win or hand
the fans one of the neatest surprises OF
the year.
1t is true that the Morris Streeters
have been playing good ball all season,
bear witness TO their S-to-5 win over the
FoIcomb and Hokes Saturday, but there
Is rttle or no hope Of them stacking up
in winning form against the Premiere,
VINO defeated the Bell Telephones, 1919
city champs "a to s. Saturday. Dolly
Gray's two homers showed that the old
boy has not lost his batting eye. Charlie
schaefer also put in for four Premier
blows.
The Premier lineup includes men who
are undisputed leaders in the state in
dependent field and they should have no
trouble In beating the youngsters hying
the Morris street banner.
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Twenty industrial stocks averaged
rails averaged 1904, decline of 10.
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On Commission R0E1

General trading on the Wholesale pro-
duce market opened with a nrmer tone
today. due. perhaps more than any other
thing. to the demand created over the
week end and 10 the ever diminishing
supply OF vegetables from the home gar
dens
There was but little rally. however.
in prices except In the cases OF pota-
toes, cantaloupes and peaches.
Potatoes were so cents higher at 1878
a barrel while peaches sold some higher
at S3.75G4.
Cantalouprs and tomatoes were selling
10 to % ceAts higher. while King can
taloupes came on the market nj $3.50
3.I5 4 crate.
California seedless grapes were steady.
despite the small supply and fairly good
demand. while California Malaga grapes
IN 25pound crates we've selling at S3d
3.25
Wholesale men said that the people had
just as well expect a raise in the prices
Of California fruits when the Increase In
freight rates takes place Sept. 1.
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Notice has been received by the New
York Stock Exchange from the Middle
states Oil Corporation Of a proposed in
crease in capital stock from $s0oO,0oo
to S1GOOO0OO
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Tribute to Chapman.

CLEVELAND, Aug. 30.-The exercises
at League park next Friday in memory
Of Ray Chapman will lie simple. A
bugler from the naval reserves, Of whom
Chapman was a member during the war,
will sound taps at 2:50. A squad Of
jackies will raise the American flag and
lower Il to half mast. with the players
Of the Cleveland and Detroit teams stand
ing attention.
A choir of 100 viii assemble at the
home plate and sing Lead. Kindly
Light" The game then will start.
Former Mayor Harry L. Davis and
Rev. william A. Scullen, who preached
the sermon at Chapman's funeral, will
be present with President James C.
DunD
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WHOLESALE PRODUCE.

Eggs-Fresh, loss on. &C.
Poultry ale; broilers. IL 10 2
lbs. 3iaS5c; broilers, Leghorn. ale:
cocks, f7c old tom turkeys. 32c young
tom turkeys, Il lbs and up, SIC; young
hen turkeys. s lbs and up. SIC; Gull thin
turkeys not wanted; ducks, ! lbs and
M 20c: ducks, under lbs. f7c young
ducks Csc: geese. 10 lbs and up. Ice;
young geese, 22c; squads, IL lbs. TO dozen.
So
Butter Buyers are paying 57M5Sc for
butter delivered at Indianapolis.
Butterfat-Buyers are paying 56M5Ic
for cream delivered at Indianapolis.
Cheese jobbers selling pricesl Brick.
30d32c New York cream, 36c Wiscon-
sin full cream, 30933c: longhorns, 3lG
33c; iimburger, 1914 M36c; Swiss. domes-
tic 6tMe8c imported, S1G105.
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RElIY GETS PERFECT SCORE.

B. P. Remy shot in form Saturday.
breaking 100 out of a possible 100 tar
gets, taking first honors in the regular
weekly shoot at the Indianapolis Gun
club Klein and Lon Smith were next
in line. each breaking 81, while II. Stutz
and Haddath followed with one less
broken bird.
B. p. Remy and Arvin each have
win on the Ford trophy, while Stone
broke % straight on the Leo krauss
trophy Smith and Ford each broke "A
out of 25 on the Krauss trophy.
The SCORES follow:
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INpIANApoLIs CAsH GRAIN.

INDtANAtOLAS AASh hRAANs
Aug Is
Bids for ear lots OF grain and hay at
the call Of the indianapolis Board OF
Trade were:
wheat-~Strong through billed. track,
milling, No. 2 red, S2.5sbs .69h.
Confirm; No 3 white, Si,6iMi.62;
No. yellow. !164jId1. 65ta; No. 3
mixed, S1.5ShdL69a.
Oats-Easy; No. 2 white. 69nIoc No.
white. 6SG69c: No. mixed, 66AW67 he
Hay-Steady; No. 1 timothy, $32.J0G
80; No. timothy. S3l 50a32; No. l
light clover mixed. S31431.50; No. clo-
yer hay. SS00S0.J0.
inspection
No. / red, 3 cars; No. 2 red. Il cars;
No. red, cars; No. red, cars,
No. red, . cars; No. 1 hard, l car;
No. / mixed / car; No. mixed, 1 car
total, 30 cars.
Corn-No. white. cars; No. white
cars; No. white. i car; No. l vel
low. 2 cars: No. yellow, cars; No (
yellow, ! car: sample yellow, ! car; No
mixed, 1 car; No. 3 mixed, / car; ear.
1 car; total u cars.
Oats-No. ! white, l car; No. white,
Sc cars. No. white, 10 cars; No {
white, ] car: No mixed. cars; No
2 mixed, 2 ears total SO cars.
Rye-No. 1, cars; No. 2. cars;
total, cars.
Hay-No. 1 timothy, car; standard
timothy. ] car; No. 1 clover mixed,
car: total, cars.
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STOCK MARKET
ON DOWN TREND
Unfavorable Bank and Labor
Conditions Factors.

NEW YORK. Aug. 3o.-The unfavora-
Bile bank statement issued Saturday, to-
gether with reports of unsettled labor
conditions in different parts of the coun-
try led to selling at the opening of the
stock market today on which initial quo
tatioRs dropped from fractions to nearly
. points.
Steel common selling ex -dividend
dropped Is to SO. Replogle Steel was of
is to 1875, and Baldwin Locomotive de-
clined rs, to 10T.
Mexican Petroleum fell IA, to 1904,
and Pan American Petroleum x, to S6&.
Studebaker dropped y, to 81. Ameri-
can Sugar fell I point, to 100.
The rails held steady, Union Pacific
selling up g. to 1915, and Southern Pa
ciic above &C. Reading dropped y, to
91A.
Price movements were narrow during
the forenoon. 3. +. 7. dropped u, to
9lk.
American Sugar rallied to above no;
Steel common sold down to SS&, and
Baldwin to 1869, and Pan American Pc
troleum rallied y, TO S7A.
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HEAVY HOG
PRICES STEADY
Lights and Mediums Are 25
Cts. Off-Calves Down $1.50.
RANGE OF moo PRICES.

The opening of the weeks market to-
day saw hog prices steady to % cents
lower with the close of last weeks mar
ket on Saturday.
Light, common and medium hogs were
generally % cents lower, while good
heavy hogs were steady with good de-
mand and but a fairly good supply.
As on the Friday and Saturday mar
kets of last week, local packers gave no
schedule that was conformed with py
shippers and other buyers and scales
covered wide price range with buying
and selling taking place in the pens
The top for the dav was S16.2o, with
the bulk of sales at $15.75@16. Mixed
heavies brought $15@15I5. while bess
heavies brought S1560Q15;75. Good
mixed light hogs brought Sl5.oOGlo.So,
and best lights, $15.S5G 1928.
Roughs were steady at $14 and down,
while best light pigs under 140 were OF
fully 25 cents at $15.25 and down.
Buying was fairly general, with most
OF the local packers taking part and
eastern shippers buying the usual num-
Der for the opening day of the week 5
market.
Receipts for the day approximated
5000, with LOO left over from last week s
market leaving approximately 5000 fresh
hogs on the market
The receipts were considered fairly
heavy for the opening of the weeks mar
ket, and il was the general opinion that
the close of the market would see a gooo
clearance.
Cattle receipts were heavy for the
opening market at approximately 1,20O,
and with a fairly active market, prices
were steady with last Fridays market.
II anything there were more good cat
tie on the market than has been the US
ual run for the past three weeks. and
commission men say that they are In
hopes that the food OF common and me-
dunn will be followed by similar food
Of good cattle, which would add much
to the tone OF the cattle market, not only
in indianapolis but in outside cattle mar
kets as we'll
With an oversupply of good calves on
the market, regardless OF the fairly good
demand, prlcel on the calf market fell
$1d150 after opening firm.
The extreme top closed at SIS. 81 lower
than the Saturday market. while the top
was Sis Most Of the good choice veals
brought Sl650GI7.50 good veals brought
$15.J0G16.50; mediums, S11Q13, and heav-
les. S9011.
Receipts for the day Appropriated 500.
With 800 sheep and lambs on the mar
ket. prices held generally steady, with top
lambs at $3.50 and top sheep at $3.50.
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MORAN SHADES WHITE.

EAST CHICAGO, Ind, Aug. 30.-Pal
Moran of New Orleans had q shade the
better of Charley White of Chicago in a
ten-round bout here Saturday. Moran
carried the fight TO White all the way
and after a furious exchange of blows
in the final round White fell into elineh
to wait for the bell. White lost his for
felt when he went into the ring weighing
1883. three-fourths of a pound above
the figure agreed on.
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in the Cotton Markets

NEW YORK, Aug. 2S.-Although the
undertone was firm at the opening Of
the cotton market with prices Is TO %
points higher, business was the smallest
of the weak
The advance was attributed to cover
ing to shorts and unfavorable weather
reports.
Liverpool became a buyer after the
opening and the list at the end OF the
first 20 minutes was about lG points
net higher.
New York cotton opening: October,
2S50c December, 26S0c; January, 20 15c
March. 25S7c: May. 2J-j0c; July. 25.32c
Late in the day heavy covering of
shorts advanced prices rapidly.
The close was strong at net advance
Of sSGI137 points.
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CLEVELAND pRoDucE.

CLEVELAND, Aug 2S-Butter-Ex-
ira, in tubs, 621a@63c: prints, lie higher;
extra frsts, 611aM62c; firsts, 601aM01c,
seconds, 5TQ5Sc packing stock, 4hlD
42c. Eggs Fresh gathered northern Ohio
cases, 52c: old cases, 51c; western firsts
new cases, Doc. Live poultry Heavy
fowls. 36G37c; light, 34@35c; brolers.
35@40c; old roosters, 23Q24c; spring
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Mrs. Let's Wins Again

CHICAGO, Aug. 3O.-Mrs. F. c. Let's
Jr.. for the third time in six years won
the women's Western Golf Championship
Saturday, when she defeated Miss Edith
Cummings up, at the Oak Park Coun-
try club. Miss Cummings started strong,
but she faltered on the approaches and
greens and lost the advantage on tbs
turn Mrs. Let's also played erratically
ot times
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SUNDAY STATE GAMES.

Franklin. 8: Peru, .
Merits at Anderson; rain.
PostoTice. 6: Batesville, 4.
Brownstown, /; Salem, o; ten innings.
Bicknell, 16;Princeton, 3.
Marion. Is; Newcastle, 8.
Logansport. s: Chicago Keystones. 8.
Lafayette, 9; Danville Grays, 8.
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Wins Canadian Title

OTTAWA. Canada, Aug. 9O-DOuglas
Edgar OF Atlanta, Ca. last years Cana
dian open golf champion. again cap
tured the title at the Riversided Golf
club course saturday by defeating g.
Armour of Edinburg, Scotland. anc
Charles Murray Of the Royal Montreal
Golf club. Cigars score was 20, Muir
rays a and Armour's 70.
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CHICAGO GRAIN.
CHICAGO CASH GRAIN.

CHICAGO. Aug. wheat-No. l red,
50 57@2 80; No. 2 red, S256A; No. hard
winter, S25S& No. hard winter,
81 5S&; No. / northern spring $2.56%4 ;
No. northern sprin, S2.70 Corn-No. !
mixed, S1.62: No 2 mixed, S1.62; No. l
yellow, S16891 6s; No. yellow, Sl.66 ;
No. / white, $1.64: No. ? white, Sl.A.
arc: No. 3 white. 6Sh dTO1sc.
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TOLEDO, Aug. s-wheat-Cash.
s.. 3s; December, $40. corn-No. yell
low. Si.G5. Oats-No. white. T34I4c.
Rye-No. 2, 500. barley--No. 2, $40.
cioverseed- $3.50; October. SiS25 ;
February and March, $3.50. Timothy
Cash (l8i7 and 1919. 81 1919, S4i0; sep
TENDER, Sab; October. SAP; December,
S416; March, S425. Alsike-Cash Octo-
Der and December. SIS; March. SIS.
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RoBnINs lneD4 coRroRArIoN.
PreIsrred Stock Dividend.

StWVIA u
Notice isshereby given that The regular
quarterly Dividend OF one and one-half
per cent ftllaeol has been declared on the
rTeterrsd Capital Stock of the above
Der 4 1920 to stockholders Of record at
the 1Pse of business 0n August 81 1890
IA " McMURTRIE. President-
Indianapolis. August 20. 1920
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A. b. C.,s DROP ONE.

=, coLUMB !s O., Aus SoC cInae a l.. B :.
on a muddy field here. 70 8. Both
clubs put up a good game. considering
the condition of the grounds, due to
half hours downpour of rain just at
game time The A. b. C's left last night
for Atlantic City.
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Hay MAHKnT.
re tine INDIANAPOLIS

The following are the indianapolis
prices for hay by the wagon load:
Hay--Loose timothy, old, $S2@34
loose timothy, new, $25Q2S; mixed hay,
old, $29031; mixed, new, $24@27; naled,
S3503S.
Corn--Bushel, $15Jd1.G5.
Oats-Bushel old. s0190c; new, 651
TIC
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AT Charter Oak

HARTFORD, Conn. Aug. S0.-Final
closing of entries for the Grand Circuit
meeting at Charter Oak park tracks. be-
ginning Sept. c, shows 245 in the twenty
events. There ara twenty three horses
named for the Charter Oak $4,000 stake.
and the trots for TWO and three year-olds
have a total Of fifty-four
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sIR RARrnN sErs IARK.

SARATOGA SPRINGS, y. Y, Aug. 80
A new worlds record for a mile and
three stxteenths was established here
Saturday afternoon when Commander J.
X L. Ross's Sir Barton, 1 years cid,
captured the merchants and citizens
handicap, covering the distance in
/ 10 80. Sir Barton. carrying 1873 pounds,
clipped two-ffths OF a second from the
old mark. made by Cudgel In 191S.
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NEW YORK. Aug 2s.-Sales of stocks
today on the Board of Exchange totaled
100, 500 shares. Bonds to the total value
of 1891, 900 were also sold.
Sales of stocks for the week total
2,75S.O00 shares. while bond sales for the
week total SAT, $4,000.
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CHICAGO PRonuCE.

CHICAGO, Aug U.s. Butter Creamery
extras 5512c; creamery frsts, 53M53Ac !;
irsts. 49054c; seconds, 44@41c. Eggs
Ordinnries 44@46c firsts, 49n50c. Cheese
Twins, 231ac; Young Americas 2D55c.
Live poultry Fowls. 29c: ducks. 31032c;
geese 24c sprinA chickens, 81 &c; thr-
keys, A5c; roostezb. 2Sc.
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NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 2s.-Cotton fu-
lures opened today 16 to q points higher
and receded to IL points on the dull
ness Of the market Liverpool soon came
in as a buyer, however. and shorts be
gan to cover. sending prices IS to 113
points over the opening levels.
The close was very steady. 100 TO 40
points net advance.
New Orleans cotton range:
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GRAIN.

CHICAGO. Aug. 2s.-There Is a slowly
growing idea here that the corn mar
ket has outworn the argument for lower
prices.
This idea is born Of the fact that prices
are slightly higher. despite the consider
able effort to depress them.
The greatest advance Is in cash corn,
which Is some Ave cents higher than last
Monday
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Terse Market Notes
sTlocKs.

STOCKS.
NEW YORK, Aug. 29-There is a very
mixed feeling in the streets now and
from the manner in which some indus
trials are declining 1t Is thought that
there is need for sharp lookout Tor
vicious bull efforts.
Money is very tight and promises to be
so for some time, despite the French
money that is beginning to come in,
$60O0,000 in gold arriving today.
The American Sugar Refining Company
Is said TO be having some difficulty in
collecting ON its contracts for sugar sold.
BOSTON, Aug. 2s-onicials Of the
First National bank here say that the
leather markets are better now than they
eign buyers becoming more active.
NEW YORK, Aug. 2s-The interstate
commerce commission has amended the
holding that the liberal application of the
first report in the rate case would oper-
ate to disadvantage of Duluth in con-
struction OF rail and lake rates from east
ern points to Chicago.
The report of the anthracite wage com
mission was unsatisfactory TO the ON.
Gals of the United Mine Workers of
America, according to reports received
here and it is thought that there will be
a request for the reopening Of the case.
Loans of the War Finance corporation
have been reduced $219, 100000 since 1t
ceased making loans and began Hqu1da-
ton, according to reports.
Total outstanding loans amount to
$132, 200,0 900, it Is said.
Twenty industrial stocks averaged
1851, a decll..e of Al Twenty active
rails averaged 1904, a decline of 10.
Notice has been received by the New
York Stock Exchange from the Middle
states Oil Corporation Of a proposed in
crease in capital stock from sS,0oo,0OO
to S15O00,000
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COTTON.

NEW YORK. Aug. 2s.-The sharp ad-
vance that occurred yesterday indicates
clearly, It IS thought. that the short In
terest was of large proportions and this
interest was on the defensive from the
opening Of the session, as the boating
supply of contracts was absorbed by
some leading spot interests.
The reason for this buying is not APP
parent as there IS nothing in condi-
lions of trade here or abroad to create
any uneasiness as to the seasons supply.
An August advance, however, is not
novelty, and since we are approaching
government report with the likelihood
Of a rather bullish report on ginning
because Of the lateness Of the crop,
sellers were rather cautious. although
there can be little doubt but that with
a larger crop than last year and uneer-
tain trade, permanent material advance
is hardly likely.
There have been showers in the last
twenty-four hours IN the South Atlantic
and gulf states and Tennessee and the
weather will continue unsettled and
showery IN these sections today and to-
morrow, according TO the weather fore
cast
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NEW YORK LIBERrY RoNns.

NEW YORK, Aug. 2s.-Liberty bond
quotations: Liberty 315s, S9s2; second
As, S4,32; first AIS. s.; second AIS, $3.50;
third ANS, S77S; fourth Ans, 81 So; Vie
tory 3%s, 95 40; Victory 4s4s, 95.42.
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NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.
Aug. Is
by Thomson & McKinnon.)

NEW YORK, Aug. 2S.-Average:
Loans. increased, 81, SIS, 600: demand de-
POSTS, decreased 500. 1900; time deposits
increased $6,247 600; reserve decreased
s6.7TI.GO0 Actual. Loans increased, SAL,
20 600; demand deposits increased S4,
III GOO; time deposits increased $751;,
900: reserve increased S12,S04 $40.
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Stock in Store

indianapolis -four mills and elevators
are paying S2.35 for No. 1 red wheat.
1922 for No. . red and 1929 for Ne. 3
red. Other grades according to quality.
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Money and Exchange

indianapolis bank clearings Saturday
were S.. 6S3, 900, against 81, 263.0 00 a week
ago For the week, they were S1T ,O12 900,
against COO week ago.
NEW YORK, Aug. 28-Foreign ex-
change was steady at the opening. Ster-
ling demand was off Ac at $3.56A /;
francs unchanged at .0696; lire unchanged
at 0465. and marks unchanged at 0202 ;
Canadian dollars demand at $3.50, was
also unchanged.
Sterling demand closed at 1854, of
Il Francs, demand, .069s; cables, .0699;
lire, demand. 1885, cables, .0467 marks,
demand, .O202; cables, .0203.
NEW YORK, Aug. 2s.-COmmercial bar
silver was quoted today as follows; Do
nestle, unchanged, at 991Ac; foreign, Sc
lower, at 971sc.
LONDON, Aug. 2s.-Bar silver was SD
lower today. at sd.
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NEW YORK CALL MONEY.

NEW YORK, Aug 2s.- Money-Ca1l
money ruled nothing doing. Sterling ex-
change was steady, with business in
bankers bills at S3.56h for demand.
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Liberty RONDs

The indianapolis Board OF Exchange
meets only on Mondays. Wednesdays and
Fridays during the month OF August.
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]. IT. ARMINGTUN, n
Meteorologist. Weather Bureau.
LOCAL HIDE MARmET.

Green Hides No l. 15c;, No. ?. 14c.
Green Calves--No. 1, zoe, No. 2. lsI5c
Horsehides- No. /. Sc; 70. .. SIS. Cured
Hides No. ~. lie; No. 2. Ice.