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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that, pursuant to
provisions of the last will of George E.
Feeney. deceased. the undersigned on
Hay 81. 1921. and from day to day there
after until sold, at No. 12S West Wash
ington street, Indianapolis. Indiana. will
offer for sale the following described real
estate in Marion County, Indiana, towit:
Lots One %, Two CD, Seven "a, Ten
(1o). Eleven GD. Thirteen Q3). Four
teep 14). Fifteen (15), Sixteen 06), Sew
euteen (1D. Eighteen (1S). Nineteen Us).
two (22). Twenty-three CID, Twenty
seven cd. Twenty-eight (2S), Twenty
nine ga Thirty I9a SS92 Thirty ss1 SD
tv-four CAD. Thirty-ive (35). Thirty-six
1sel. Thirty-seyen CD. Thirty-eight tssl,
Forty-folr CAD, Forty-hvs t45) and
Forty-six (46), all in Feeneys River
a subdivision of Lots One ID to
Seven CD inclusive. and of forty-six and
twenty hundredths (46.20) feet off the east
side of Lot Eight (S) of Lights Melrose
Addition. as shown by Plat Book II, page
rion County, Indiana, and a part of va
caled street and road lying along the
south side Of said lots One "a to Seven
Cd, and on the west side of Lot Z, de-
scribed follows:
Beginning on the East line of the West
half Of the Southwest quarter of Section
80. Township II, North Range 4 East, at
a point SIC chains south OF the north
east corner of said half quarter section
Thence west along the center line of
the vacated White River and Fall Creek
Free Gravel Road Extension, along the
south line OF lots to Z in said Melrose
for a distance Of 1,315s0 feet to the west
line of said Section so, thence north along
the West line of said Section 30. Gil feet
more or less to White River. thence In
an easterly and southeasterly direction
long the meanderings OF White River to
the east line of the west half of the
Northwest quarter of said Section so,
thence south along the last mentioned line
to the place Of beginning.
Also Lot Eight Isl, except forty-six
and twenty hundredths (46.20) feet off
the East side thereof. in Lights Melrose
Addition to the City of Indiana polls as
shown by Plat Book 10. page a.. in the
office OF the Recorder of Marion County
Indiana. free ard clear Of all incum-
brances except taxes for 1921
Said real estate will be sold to the
highest bidder, or bidders In lots or par
cells to suit the purchasers. for not less
Terms OF sale: Cash in hand. or II de-
gtrsd. one-third cash. one-third in nine
months. and one-third In eighteen
months. deferred payments to be evil
denced by promissory notes OF the pur-
chaser bearing per cent interest from
date until paid and secured by mortraee
on the real estate purchased
All sales made shall be subject to the
approval OF the Marion Probate Court
ALBERT G. FEENEY.
Administrator with the will annexed
Of the estate Of George e. Fssnsy. de-
CLARKE = CLARKE.
Attorney tor AdministrAtes.
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Upton Man Held on
Service Law Charge

An echo Of the world war was heard
In the office Of the United States mar
shall today when Newton Magnet. living
on a farm about six miles west Of Tip
ton, was given a hearing before Charles
W. Moores, United States commissioner
on Federal warrant charging him with
failure to register during the war under
the selective service law. He was sent
to Jail under a temporary commitment In
default Of bond Of $1,000, and his hear
ing was set for May %.
Magnet said that his father would
give the necessary bond.
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(By Thomson & McKinnon.)
ril %


Notwithstanding of seamen's strike
and report that Germany was out of
the market as a buyer, gave early prices
In wheat an easy tone, but as has been
the case so frequently there was mod
crate buying by cash handlers and ex
port houses on the decline and during
the day there was buying by larger com
mission houses. The southwest tells Of
an increase in the offerings Of cash
wheat, none the less, premiums every
where are firm, which naturally sug
geSts that there is an excellent demand
for everything offered. SeabOard reports
100000 bushels sold to Europe and the
Pacific coast claims that Japan is again
trying to buy. Communications from
ohio mention Hessian fly and there were
further advices from portions Of Mis-
souri, which were not as fiattering as
heretofore. In the event of any Increase
In news Of this character, the strength
in the cash situation will come to the
fore and the entire market will prove
responsive.
Corn and Oats-There was belated Iiqui-
dation of May holdings in both corn and
oats and a little selling by southwestern
cash houses Outside OF this offerings
have been light. The export demand has
again appeared in corn, sales from here
estimated at 100000 bushels. Country
offerings do not increase appreciably.
There Is prospect of another goodly de-
crease In the visible supply of corn and
a moderate decrease in oats. These mar
kets should gain some firmness from the
expected strength In wheat.
ProvlsiOns-There has been q little sell
ing of May lard In anticipation Of large
deliveries on May. Domestic cash trade
Is fairly good and there Is a broadening
Of inquiries from Europe. Market shows
stability, but remains without breadth Of
incentive for higher prices.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

BE IT RESOLVED, BY the Common
| Council of the City OF indianapolis. In
diana, that the official voting places fol-
the City Nominating Primary Election tc
be held on Tuesday May 3, 1921, as fixed
by Resolution No. 1, 1921, be changed
| in the
Eighth precinct of the First ward,
Twenty-Fifth precinct of the Fourth
| ward,
Fifth precinct of the Fifth ward,
Eighth precinct of the Seventh ward
Seventh precinct of the Ninth ward,
Thirteenth precinct of the Ninth ward,
Fourteenth precinct Of the Ninth ward
FIFTEENTH precinct OF the Ninth ward,
Sixteenth precinct of the Ninth ward,
First precinct of the Tenth ward,
Fourth precinct of the Tenth ward,
Sixth precinct of the Twelfth ward,
Seventh precinct of the Twelfth ward,
as follows, towit:
EIGHTH PRECINCT-FIRsT WARD
From 1920 Yandes street to 1897 YandeS
TWENTY FIFTH PRECINCT-FoURTH
WARD.
From 5693 Central avenue, rear, to 57o3
FIFTH PRECINCT-FIFTH WARD
From 804 North California street to 53S
North Blackford street
EIGHTH RECINCT-SEVENTH WARD.
From 406 East Washington street to
406 East Market street puritan Hotel)
SEVENTH PRECINCT-NINTH WARD
From 4S7 Highland avenue to 947 High
land avenue.
THIRTEENTH PRECINCT-NINTH
WARD.
From 9o6 Parker avenue to 515 North
FOURTEENTH PRECINCT-NINTH
WARD.
From 1914 East Washington street to
4S45 Fletcher avenue.
FIFTEENTH PRECINCT-NINTH WARD.
From 2o4 South Audubon Road to 206
South Audubon Road
SIXTEENTH PRECINCT-NINTH WARD.
From A94S Fletcher avenue b444 East
Washington street.
FIRST PRECINCT-TENTH WARD.
From 88 South State street to 2S South
FOURTH PRECINCT-TENTH WARD.
From 2O2s Hoyt avenue TO 202S Hoyt
avenue.
SIXTH PRECINCT-TwEL WARD
From S46 South Illinois street to 924
South Illinois street.
SECOND PRECINCT-TwELFT WARD.
From As South West street to 323 Ken
SEVENTH PRECINCT-TwELFT
WARD.
From sos South Missouri street to 91a
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED. That
the City Clerk is hereby directed and or
dered to publish this Resolution re-
State of Indiana. Marion County City of
Indianapolis.
I. George Q. Hutsell. clerk Of the city
OF Indianapolis, Indiana, do hereby certi-
~ that the above and foregoing Is a full,
true and complete copy OF Resolution No.
2. 1921: that said resolution was passed
by the Common Council on the oath day
of April, 1921, and was signed and ap-
proved by the mayor the 2sth day
Of April. 1921. and now remains on hle
and on record in my Office.
Witness my hand and the onicial seal
Of the city of Indianapolis In
(sEAL) diana, this Both days Of April
GEORGE o. HUTsELL
laFL
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Marriage Licenses

Albert Bruckman, Wanamaker, Ind. %
Dora Tueteberg, Marion County,. %
Samuel Hanson, 1927 Broadway. ...... IS
Sarah Murphy, 1924 Central av. ...... Is
John Yeran, 75S N Holmes av. ....... %
Mary Yerelina, 2S15 w. Tenth st. ..... 25
James Taggart, Chicago, Ill. ......... 90
Frances Combs, 1864 Park av........ 80
Russell Roberts, $40 w. Pratt st 49,. %
Josephine Callahan, 1925 Williams st. %
Frazier Taylor, Clermont, Ind. ....... %
Ruth Lee Wilson, Clermont, Ind. ..... 46
Edward A. Gehrick, 1140 Udell st.. 80. SO
Ruth Morris, 1140 Udell st........... 81
william Zook, Jr., 2343 College av.. -. %
Margaret Moore, 2343 College ave-. %
aobe:t E. Riddle, 1905 N. Alabama st. %
Jennie Childs. Terre Haute. Ind. 80. 81
Howard Mcclellan, Indianapolis. :. "a
Mary Carney, 3042 e. Thirtieth St. 70
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AUCTIONS.
AUCTION SALE


Monday, May 2, 1891. a. m.
In the Elmira apartments, 1903 College
avenue
These are the goods Of a high-grade
family consisting Of mahogany and wal
nut furniture. handsome walnut dining
room suite, consisting of square table, six
high back chairs. buffet, china closet, one
mahogany bookcase, one Encyclopedia
Brittanica, rs vol: one oak writing desk
one high-back library chair. one base
rocker, one hiEh-arm leather chair, couch
ana cover one 6x9 velvet rug and small
rugs Two Vernis Martin beds, one hair
mattress one large walnut dresser. oil
paintings, one mahogany boudoir table
one camp cotton pad, one mission clock,
silver dishes four-hOle gas range. small
kitchen table vacuum carpet sweeper,
stepIadder. laundry hampers, tubs, oil
heaters copper bottom boilers. porch
swing used clothing GUY JENNINGS
Auctioneer. Webster sos.
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NOTICE OF RECEIVERS SALE
. In the Marion Superior Court, room ).
State Of Indiana. County Of Marion, IS:
Kiefer-Stewart Company vs. indianapolis
Athlstic and Canoe Club.
Notice is hereby given that pursuant 10
an order OF the Marion superior Court
duly entered on April g. IS the under
signed as receiver OF the indianapolis
Athletic and Canoe Club. in the above
entitled cause. VIII sell at public auction
all the property Of said club On the west
hank OF White River, in Wayne Township.
Marion County, Indiana. at 1880 o'clock
IL, May 10, 1871. real, personal and
mixed belongings OF said indianapolis Ath-
letic and Canoe Club. consisting of the
personal property as appears IN the In
Vent0ry heretofore filed Ia said cause, ref
erencs 10 which is hereby made, which
inventory may be seen and examined at
the Office of the clerk OF room of said
Superior Court. courthouse. Indianapolis,
Indiana, and consisting also Of the follow
ing described real estate in Marion Coun-
~. Indiana:
Part OF the north half of the northeast
quarter OF section 80, township Is north,
range 5 east, described as follows:
Beginning on the west bank OF White
River on the south line of the north half
Of the northeast quarter Of section 80.
township Is north. range east, at the
northeast corner OF the old Fatout farm,
thence west z4-IVo chalhs 10 the ~ese
side Of the New Road. thence north 20 "a
degrees. west . 60-10O chains. thence east
21-10O chains 10 White River, thence
south 2Sl2 degrees, east chains and 90
ing 17-1O0 acres more or less, also
Lots, l. ?. 3, T. 8. s. :, S. .. IL and IS in
~. C. Denny's addition to Glendale,
<1Iarion County. Indiana, as per plat there
of recorded in plat book 9. page l26.
Sad sale will be for cash to the highest
and best bidder. such bid to be approved
by said court, no bid will be received for
less than the sum of s33.SSO.43; the pur-
chaser at such sale shall take said prop
erty free and clear of aIs membranes
thereon, except the taxes for the last half
Of 1920 and the taxes for 1921; such pur-
chaser shall deposit with the receiver, al
the time Of such sale, cash In the sum Of
or a certified check for, twenty-five hun
dred dollars (S2.50O), which sum. If said
bid is approved by the court, will be APP
piled the purchase price, and in case
such bid is not approved, IL shall be re-
turned to the bidder: If said bid is APP
proved. said purchaser shall pay the re-
mainder of said purchase price within
fifteen days after such approval Upon
purchasers failure to make payment
within such time said $4,000 shall be re-
tanned by this receiver as Hquidated dam
ages for such failure and the property
shall be reoffered for sale by this re-
ceiver.
Prospective bidders are requested to
communicate. for further particulars. with
the undersigned receiver at SIT State
Life Building, telephone Main 1927
RUSSELL WILSON,
Receiver Indianapolis Athletic and Canoe
Club.
WILSON & WILSON, Attorneys fol
Receiver.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
EQUIPMENT AND APPURTENANCES
DIVISION II.
SEWAGE DISPOSAL PLANT.
CanItarr District Of Irdfa ne nnlis


EQUIPMENT AND APPURTENANCEs
DIVISION II
SEWAGE DISPOSAL PLANT.
Sanitary District of Indianapolis,
indianapolis, Ind.
Sealed proposals will be received at
the Office OF the Board Of Sanitary Com
nissioners City Hall. Indianapolis, until
10 g. m. May IS. 1921. when bids will
be publicly opened and scheduled, and
contracts awarded as soon thereafter as
practicable, for the furnishing and de-
r liveriug of equipment and appurtenances
TO be used in connection with Division II
OF the Sewage Disposal Plant for the SAM
tary District Of Indianapolis, which Will
consist Of:
powerhouse type bridge crane for 81 It.
in. span. fully equipped:
(b)-Three 90 5O-in. electrically oper-
ated. Hanged. low pressure gate valves and
three 90 24-in. electrically operated,
Hanged. low pressure gate valves, all
equipped with motors, starters and con-
trolling devices; also three 90 4S-ln.
hand operated, bell end. low pressure gate
valves and two % 36-in. hand operated
bell end, low pressure. gate valve;
(c)-Three 80 @0-in. Hanged. balanced.
check valves and three (5) 24-in. Hanged.
balanced check valves for low pressure
and designed for minimum loss OF head IN
operating service:
ated sluice gates, six 90 36-in- standard
sluice gates. two CD 6O-iu. special sluice
gates and one a. 54-in. standard sluice
(e)-TweIve O2) complete screen clari-
fers for the publication Of sewage.
equipped as per detailed drawings:
CD-Oue a. 12-in. well. drilled TO a
depth Of approximately so feet with screen
and casing in place.
Separate proposals viii be received for
each of the six subdivisions
Plans. drawings and specifications are
on file at the office Of the Board Of SAM
tary Commissioners.
Proposal blanks. copies Of plans, draw
ings and specifications with complete in
formation may he obtained at the Office
of Charles H Hurd. consulting engineer.
14O5 Merchants Bank Building, Indianap-
oils, Indians.
Each bidder shall be required to de-
post with the Board of Sanitary Com
missioners with his bid q certified check
IN the amount Of not less than 2l2 per
cent Of his total bid payable 10 the Board
of Sanitary Commissioners TO insure the
execution Of contract for which such bid
Is made
The board reserves the right TO reject
any and all bids
BOARD or SANITARY COMMISSIONERS
LUCIUS 3 SWIFT. President.
F c. LING Emf ELTER. Vice Pres,
JAY a. CRAVEN, Secretary.
Aprfl Is. 1921.
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In the Cotton Market

NEW YORK, April SO.-The cotton
market opened unchanged to points
higher today.
A little foreign and commission house
demand absorbed hedge and local of
ferings and later the undertone ruled
about steady.
Weekend statistics were regarded al
bearish.
New York cotton opening: May, 12.16c
July, 12.67c; October, 1890; December
1377c; March, 14.1Sc.
The cotton market remained dull
through the last dealings, but finished
steadier at a net advance of to IL
points.
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INDIANAPOLIS PRODUCE.

Fowls, 23c; broilers, ia and lbs, SOC !;
cocks, 1Oc /; stays, 10c; I'D tom turkeys,
SOC; young hen turkeys, 35c; young tom
turkeys. 35c; Gull thin turkeys not want
4 lbs and up. 22c; ducks. under lbs,
zoe; geese, 10 lbs and up, 15c; SQUADS,
II Tbs to dozen, $3.50; guineas, Glib size,
Der dozen. s..
ID. for creamery butter. delivered in In
dianapolis.
Butterfat--Buyers are paying 44c per
lb. for butterfat. delivered In Indian.
opolis.
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HOG MARKET
ABOUT FIRM
Cattle RECEIPTS Very Light
Calves Lower.
RANGE oF HOG PRICES.

With close to 1900 hogs on the mar
ket and only a fair demand shown by
most Of the buyers, prices were steady
to weak at the opening Of the local live
stock exchange today.
There was a top of $3.50, at which one
load Of extra good swine sold, while
practically all good hogs of all grades
brought $500
Pigs sold at SS25 and down, while
rOughs brought 81 and down.
There was little trade On the cattle mar
ket. Receipts were extremely light at
less than 80 cattle. Prices were about
steady. Spectators were the principal
buyers.
Calf prices were steady to so cents
lower. The bulk Of the choice veals
brought $809.50, good calves sold at
$4,000, and mediums, S7.JO4S.50. Com
mon grades brought S5@7
There was not a sufficient number Of
sheep and lambs in the pens to estab-
ish a market
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CLEVELAND PRODUCE,

CLEVELAND, April 30.--Butter-Ex
ira, In tubs, 481a47c; prints, 47h@4Sc
extra firsts. 45AQ48c: frsts. si43a I4cc
specials, 32QD35c; packing stock, i2l17c
fancy dairy, 24629c. Eggs-Fresh gath
25Hc; Ohio firsts. new cases, 24c; old
cases. 2S1ac; western firsts. new cases.
23c. Poultry-Live, heavy fowls, 326S3c
roosters. zoe; spring chickens, 3OG32c
choice broilers. 75@S0c.
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PASSED STANDING CAR. CHARGE.

Frank Lang, So South Bradley ave-
nue., was fined $50 and costs by Judge
Walter Pritchard in city court today
on charges of driving past a street car
while It was discharging passengers.
Charges Of assault and battery against
Lang were continued indefinitely. c. T.
Hiatt. 1901 Byram street. arrested BY
q charGss q op9eeines wos Ansd ~
ara conto. z. s.s s'ss, VI L. 5.-
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NOTICE OF BOND SALE.
Notice Is hereby given that on Tuesday.
May. "a. 1921, the undersigned trustee,
will at his ONCE in his residence at Ben
Davis. Wayne Township. Marion County,
continuing from hour to hour and day
to day until sold, offer for sale on sealed
bids the bonds Of Wayne School Town
dated sse Ma; Nay II
$500 each. to run for period Of not to
exceed 10 years. bearing per cent in
terest from date. payable semi annually,
all payable at some bank or trust COM
pany in the city OF indianapolis, Indiana.
Said bonds arg issued for the purpose of
providing funds to pay for the construc-
said Wayne Township.
Said trustee reserves the right to re-
ject all lids.
Trustee Wayne Township.
Ex.s O0cio Trustee Of Wayne school Town
shiH 2as1ap County lad
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TOLEDO CASH GRAIN

TOLEDO. Ohio. April 3O-wheat-
Cash and May, 81 is; July. S1.l3. Corn
No 3 yellow, 62q63c. oats-No. 2 white,
42M43c. Rye-No. 2 1913. Barley--NO.
2, G4c. Glover seed--Cash 1920. 1929 A;
April. $l3.25; October, $40. Timothy
Cash 1870, $3.50; cash u919). S2,S5;
cash 1920, April and May, $3.50; Sep
tem6er, 1885. Alsike-Cash new,
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CHICAGO CASH GRAIN.

CHICAGO, April 30.-wheat-No. /
red, S1.44; No. / hard winter, Sl.47; No. 8
hard winter, 81 .f2lz No. spring, $l.3l.
57l405sc; No yellow, 51laQ5Sc; No. 5
mixed, 55LQ 56c; No. white, 55$4 a
$3.50; No. 8 yellow, 55AQ15%c; No 4
mixed and No 4 yellow, J5c. OatsNo.
? white, 400 36Ac; No. 3 white, 355aU
3Ja4c
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WEATHER CONDITIONS.

Since Friday morning rains have oc-
CURED in northeastern States and at some
widely scattered points In the Mississippi
Valley and the Far Northwest. 1t Is
cooler in Eastern sections, and frosts oc-
Cured Inst night in northern Illinois and
parts Of Indiana, Ohio and Kentucky. 1t
IL now warmer, however, over most of the
country between the Rockies and the
Mississippi River, although the readings
are again lower over the Far Northwest.
j. II. ARLINGTON,
Meteorological, Weather Bureau.
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NEW YORk BANK srATEMENr.

NEW YORK, April 30.-Avera ge ::
Loans, decrease. $40. 46l 900: demand de-
posits, decrease 81, $50 900; time deposits.
increase, S2,S73,000; reserve, decrease.
s., $4,000; reserve, decrease, S3,S52 COS,
Actual: Loans, Increase. $43il 600; do
mAnd deposits, Increase, $32, 0O3,O00; time
deposits increase, Sl,070,000; reserve. de-
crense Sl3.0i5 $50.
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INDIANAPOLIS CASH GRAIN.

INDIANAPOLIS CASH GRAIN.
April 80
Bids for car lots Of grain and hay ut
the call Of the indianapolis Board of
Trade were:
Wheat-No sales.
Corn-Steady; No. 3 white, 6115@621ac
No. white, sou @61hc; No 8 yellow,
50Q6Oc: No. 4 yellow, 5S@59c: No. 3
mixed, 57hM5S1ac; No. 4 mixed, 56@57c.
Oats-Steady; No. 2 white 3S@30c; No.
3 white. 37Q3Sc.
Hay-Weak No. 1 timothy, $1S@1S5O 4;
No. timothy, S17.50@1S: No. / light
clover mixed, S17@17.50; No. clover hay,
S155091650.
-Inspections-
Wheat-No. 1 red. 1 car; No. 2 red, 1
car total. 2 cars.
Corn-No white. cars; No. 3 white,
cars; No. 5 white, 1 car; No. 3 yellow,
3 cars; No. yellow, / car; No. 8 vel
low, 1 car: No. mixed, 2 carsy No. 4
mixed, 1 car; total, II cars.
Oats-No. 1 white, cars; No. 2 white.
13 cars: No. white, 1 car; No. 1 mixed,
l car: total. II cars.
Hay-No. timothy, 1 car.
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ASKS 5000 DAMAGES.

KOKOMO, Ind. April S0.--Alleging
permanent injuries as result Of the
street car jumping the tracks when =
sharp curve was reached, Mrs. Hulda
J. Weaver has sued The Indiana Railways
and Light cemDany for $500 domaga1,
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TWENTY STOCKS AVERAGE.

NEW YORK, April 30.-Twenty indus
trial stocks averaged 1881, down 20 pei
cent. Twenty active rails averaged 1921
up oil per cent
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WHOLESALE BEEF PRICES.

(Qu0tations by Swift 4 Coz
The following are today's wholesale
market prices Tor beef cuts az sold b.
the Indianapolis markets:
RibsNo. 2, 26c; No. 3, 22c. Loins-
No. g 24c; No. 8. 21c. Rounds--No. z,
81 s;a ~, = 3ss SA'f1 4; ~ 1ss; q.
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CLEARTNG HOUSE srATENrNr

NEW YORK, April 3O-Exchanges
SG64 2S5, O32; balances, $50O28. 562; Federal
reserve bank credit balances. S43 Use. Psi
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prices for hay BY the wagon load:
mixed hay. new. Sl7.5oa is baied. siOSai
3 3st.-Ss1. d,o GsS: a:.h.,.
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Stock In store, 0,4S3 bushels.
I Stock In Store
Wheat Corn. Oats. RIVE.
April 80, 1921. &c, 400 1874, $50 1872, 10 8, 800
May l, 1920. .254. 500 51S,97O S7,OS0 $3.50
May s, 1919. PCS 900 $50. $50 III, 500 22O
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Money and Exchange

indianapolis bank Hearings Saturday
We're S2,2750O0. For the week ending
Saturday cleariugs totaled SD $40 900. For
the month OF April clearings totaled 500
al 600
NEW YORK, April 30.-Demand ster
ling rose to a new high figure since July
last year, when il sold up to $685. at
the opening OF the foreign exchange mar
ket today. gain " We. other exchanges
were slightly lower. Francs yielded =
confines 10 I72c for cables and Tile for
checks. Belgian francs were ~ confines
lower to 1.72c for cables and Tile for
checks. Lire were 3 points lower at 4.79c
for cables and arse FOR checks. Guilder
CO bles were 3J.lOc; checks were 35OSc.
Swedish kronen cables were % 35c {;
checks, $500. Marks were 152c
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-30
Weather

The following table shows the state of
the weather at a. m, April 80, as OBJ
served by United States Weather Blu