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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-18
Weather Forecast.

BY Associated Press 70 Every Evening.
Washing ton, July IS Weather forecase
for Delaware
Showers and thunderShOWcrs this after
noon or tonight, somewhat cooler tonight.
Wednesday generally fair with moderate
temperature. moderate 20 fresh southwest
shifting 10 northwest winds. probably
squalls this afternoon
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-18
PREPARATIONS SOON
TO Be DISCUSSED BY
ALLIED PREN|ERS
Meeting Expected TO be Held in
an Italian City. Within a
Fortnight.
PROBLEM MUST BE SOLVED

Bv Associated Press 70 Ever Evening.
Paris July IA meetiug of he
Allied premiers 20 discuss the rsnara-
tons problem is expected within he
next 70 or Is days, probably in some
Italian city. This was indicated today
IN official circles where the reparations
issue is occupying attention 20 The ex-
clus.on ~ all else.
The report n the committee on
guarantees. the result OF its prolou ged
Investigations IN Germany recently.
probably viii be formally presented %
the representations commission Thurs
day or Friday.
Paris. July 1S-The reduction &
he German indemnity 20 10000 900
000 gold marks from the present -
al os $4,000 .OO0 600. and The ran-
collation. Of he French debt 30 Eng
and Il the basis Of n solution Of ne
Preparations question now being seri-
ousiy discussed by French and Brit
sn officials
Although The scheme has -oc vec
officially reached the reparat.ons COM
mission, members OF the latter havs
discussed The details. Z x expected
ne proposed plan Will % one os -he
chief subjects II discussion p no
forthcoming meeting Of Premlers
Poi1eare and Lloyd George.
The suggested solution has no
hearty support OF British officials who
have been urging .ts acceptance upon
he Frenca officials. u = announced.
The LATER. 80 the Associated Press has
been reliably informed. $ looking with
more and more favor 1pon me plan.
provided Z carries with il clean
cut plrdge ot assistance IN time OF
attack and assures France the sllot-
ment, wholly or IN part or tnglands
- Der cent share ~ the ,lfal indemn.-
II. IL = believed hat England 8
ready % concede virtually al these
demands i tlu acceptance on the part
cf The French government = Obtain.
ed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-18
RATHENAU SLAYERS
END OWN LIVES AS
ARREST IS At HAND
Herman Fisher and Edwin Kern
Shoot Themselves; Techow
Awaits Trial.
THREE. BLAMED FOR CRIME
Oy Argoclated Preas 10 t:verv T1yenlnr.

Gy Associated Press 10 Every Evening
Halle. Prusslan Saxony, July f8-
Rather than give themselves up 10 the
police, when on the verge Of capture.
Hermann Fischer and Edwin Kern,
sought by the German authorities as
tho assa ssins OF Foreign Minister
Rathenau, shot Themselves last even
ing In the turret OF Saaleck Castle.
near Badkocscn, 20 which they had
been tracked.
The two men were found with fatal
bullet wounds In the head after the
police had forced an entrance to the
tower by choppng down the door with
axes. They still wore the clothing dc
scribed in the warrants for their ar
rest.
The discovery OF the hiding place of
Fischer and Kern followed n report
brought 10 Halle Sunday evening by
two holiday tourists that they had
seen light In the castle. from which
the usual occupant. Dr. Stein. writer
vas known 10 be absent
Meantime the trapped assassins ap-
pearcd on the balustrade Of the tur-
ret. greeted passerby with bravado and
cheercd for Captain Erh7rdt, head of
the notorious reactionary Erhordi
battalion.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-18

For Clover Dairy Safe MIX phone
itsO-ib4i ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-18

Mundy Bros. sells furniture. Phone
-29O.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-18

DIR. Walter Rathenau. German
foreign minister. was murdered June
"a. while driving in an automobile in
"a Berlin suburb. Numerous arrests Of
suspects were made. but the police an
nOunced that three men. Fischer and
Kern and Ernst Werner Techow were
primarily responsible for the murder
.Tedhow. who Is student. "a years bld.
was arrestAe near Frankfort-on-O oder.
June %.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-18

Tindall & Son, Contractors. Phone
3SS.-Ady.
The Indianapolis times., 1922-07-31
CHICAGO GRAINS
SHOW DECLINES
Short Export Call Forces Wheat
and Corn LoWer-Oats
Independent.
BIZ United Financial

By United Financial
CHICAGO, July 31.-Grain prices
today were lower at the opening Of the
Chicago Board of Trade. With re-
ceipts of /, ,O25 cars, and local elevators
in a state Of congestion. reports of
favorable weather throughout the
grain belt and sharp declines in Liver
pool, all the news was bearish. Alb
sence Of any speculative trading was
notable and week end longs were un-
loading easily.
Wheat led the market on the de.
cline, mostly because of the lower
Liverpool cables and lack of export
buying Receipts were heavy and
shippers were passing the grain
through Chicago without unloading
because Of the overflowing condition
of the leading elevators.
Corn lacked independent strength
and declined in sympathy with wheat.
Continued absence of export business
coupled with favorable crop reports
from Iowa and central Illinois were
the chief factors in the drop.
Some Independent strength showed
In the oats market and prices were
slow in following the decline OF the
leaders.
Provisions were nominal
The Indianapolis times., 1922-07-31

eanner steers. So so as .25: veal calves. 50 q
aeTS fsdsT M stss SckeS eoTs ana dfGSdr Se
ers, $3.50 q 575. Sheep-Receipts, 1000;
market, steady; lambs, $l2@ l2.13; lambs.
ers. $3.50 @io.85; ewes, s3G7.50; Gull to
common cows, So 92.50.
CINCINNATI. July 29.-Hogs-Receipts
1000; market, slow, steady; heavies, 50
@950: mixed, $9.5oQI0l5; medium.
roughs. 81; stays, $5. Cattle-Receipts
$50; market. steady; bulls, steady, calves
$3.50. Sheep and lambs--Receipts. $500;
$13.50; seconds $3.50; culls. S4 Q6.
CLEVELAND. July e.--Hoss-Receipts
1000; market steady; yorkers, $11: mixed
Soaebs S50bs Sdu% S. sfsk. s1 ST. REs
So 99.50; good to choice heifers, s6@7;
good to choice cows S4.509 800; fair to
So 90 a $50; good to choice bulls, SIS q 8;
milchers, $50 a 70: Sheep and lambs-Re-
eeipts, 200; market, steady; top 1900
Calves1oReceipts. 800; market 81 lower;
EAST BUFFALO, July 2s.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts. 100 market active: shipping steers.
$S 10; butcher grades, 81 30 q s.25; heif'
ss75 $50 CO. tosdsTs. Sgs $500 s5.5oSS50 $50 Oi @iIk
cows and stringers. $50 Q110. Calves-Re
ceipts. 20; market slow; Gull to choice, 81
a IL. Sheep and lambs--Receipts, 400
market active: choice lambs. s12 912,60:
Gull to fair Ss @11.75; yearlings, 81 a TO-
sheep, So as. Hogs-Receipts. $500; mar
ket active; yorkers, S11.35 @11.6O; pigs
$1o.5O Ill; rouFhs So; stays, 81 so q $50
EAST ST. LOUIS. July 31-Cattle-Re-
ceipts. 5000; market. higher; native beef
steers 50 q 1925; yearling steers and
heifers. $7.50Q10.25; cows, S5.75Q7.50;
So .50@9; Gamers and cutters So 20 $3.50
Hogs-Receipte, $500; market, 15q 25c
good heavies, S10@1o25; roughs S7Q6:
lights, S10.6Q@l0S0; pigs, $10.65 q 1875;
bulk. S1o.36 @10.70. Sheep Receipts,
1000; market, steady; mutton ewes $3.50
choppers. 50 q $50.
KANSAS CITY, July 29-Hogs-Re-
eeipts, 500; market, strong; bulk, 50 .s5 q
a 9.95; lights. S99060e5; pigs. S9269
1925. Cattle--Receipts 500; market.
steady; prime fed steers S9.50Q 1925;
plain to fair dressed beef steers, 81 ESQ;
81 a s.25; cows S2.25 Q675: heifers. S4.50
a 3; stockers and feeders. S4QS.25; bulls.
So % q 4; calves. s4.50@9. ,sheep--Re-
ceipts, 500; market, steady; lambs 81 so n
1263; yearliDgs, S6,5OQ 1878; wethers,
50 90 q no; ewes, 50 a 40; StOckers and
feeders. s9.50Q1 11.75.
PITTSBURGH. July I.-Hogs-Receipts.
$500; market, steady; prime heavy hogs,
S9.75 q 1925; MEDIUMS, Sll.35 a II 40;
heavy yorkers SI1 40 a II 90: pigs S11.4O
q l1.50; rouEhs. S7.25 q z 80: stays, 81 q
$50: heavy mixed, S1O,50811. Cattle
Supply, 2 800; market, slow. 10c off
choice, 50 @9.50; prime. SO 80: good SO a
7.50: common. So q ESQ common to good
fat bulls. 3.5o@o; common TO good. fat
cows and sprinRers. $50 a S5 veal calves.
Sl1.5O heavy and thin calves SO q g. Sheep
and lambe-Supply, 1000 market, 25c up;
&: "a fair mixed S435G6: 1cI1is and com com,
mon. 81 G25O: lambs. S12.50.
The Indianapolis times., 1922-07-31
CURB MOVES STEADY
Few Stocks Retain Substantial Fol-
lowings.
(By Thomson & McKinnon.) }
By ". II. GRIMES
United Financial staff Correspondent.

United Financial staff Correspondent.
NEW YORK, July 31.-There was
little marked change in the prices
from the closing levels OF Saturday at
the opening of the curb toda. Indus
trial stocks had a broad representa-
ton in the early trading, led by the
motor group. Durant Motors got to
42lA only a half point under its high
during the first half hour. Stutz was
dull at 10. Peerless Motors dropped
back to SO while Goodyear Tire and
Rubber common sold at Saturdays
last prices.
On the first sale Phillip Morris
reached % and then rapidly gained g
Of point. This stock lost Saturday.
Despite advices from Washington
that Mutual Oil will be elected from
Teapot Dome. forcibly II necessary,
that stock held firm in the early trad
ing. selling at s1s.
Boston Montana Consolidated main
tanned its years high at l 9-16.
The Indianapolis times., 1922-07-31
SENATOR'S FIGHT
MOVE To FORCE.
PROPERTY LISTS
caraway Resolution Goes to
Extreme Clearance of
Their interests.
RECALLS 1912 HUMILIATION
Mclean Declares Labor Unions
Are Asking Tariff
Law.
BIZ United News

By Untted Net0S
WASHINGTON, July Ex-senator
Caraway, Democrat Of Arkansas, be-
Heves his attempt to introduce a reso-
luton for an investigation Of the al
legged personal and financial interests
of Senators in voting on rates in the
pending tariff bill, has resulted in SO
much publicity that the Republicans
themselves will be compelled to make
the next move.
Caraway demanded Senators make
public their holdings and financial in
vestments in commodities affected by
the wool and other schedules Of the
tariff measure.
The 1912 inquiry required complete
inventories Of their property. Sew
eral Senators have declared they
would not submit to such humiliation
again.
Senator Mclean Republican, Of
Connecticut, has announced that ten
international labor unions and over
800 individual labor unions in all sec
tions Of the United States have peti.
toned Congress to speed the enact
ment of the tariff bill
The Indianapolis times., 1922-07-31

Prepared fresh daily in our
Sun-lIt kitchen. Fruit and veg
etable salads, pickles, olives,
chow-chow, variety of cold
meats, baked beans etc. Or
ders taken for sandwiches
and lunches for parties or pic
MICS. Very moderate prices
The Indianapolis times., 1922-07-31
coTToNSEED OIL
By United Financial


NEW YORK, July 31-The cottonseed
oil market opened with quite a steady tone
for the near positions. a rather weak tone
on the new crop positions. Old crop months
were about unchanged and new crops 3 to
5 points lower. The selling of the new
Arsps was on the bsarish tendency Of the
&fEsgate crop reports. the unsnimity of
\Sfnion Of an improving condition end a
probable cotton crop around 12.00O.0 900
bales indicates a so per cent increase in the
supply OF seed available. Weakness in
cotton brought IN a little sympathetic SELL
ing and provisions were fractionaily lower.
Steadiness Of the hog market and the
reported good distribution of oil durins
July acted q steadying influence upon
the near position. The estimates of the
visible supply were about $4,000 barrels
and the ideas Of thesJuly distribution are
larger owing to the better compound trade
Some estimates are running around 175. 900
TO 200. 600 barrels. which II correct, would
indicate q carry over as Of Aug. L. of only
about $4,000 TO 400 900 barrels.
Opening can: August. 1886 @1o.4oc:
September. 1oA7 q 1919; October, ee1@
s. so a 8 .S3c: January. s.2a a s.33c:
February. $50 "a s-35c; March. s.33 q s.4Oc
The Indianapolis times., 1922-07-31
BRYAN MAKES PLEA
Indiana University Head Urges Alum.
nj to Help Hospital Fund.

DR. William Lowe Bryan, president
Of Indiana University. has issued an
appeal to more than $4,000 alumni
and former students residing in In
diana, for support Of the James White
comb Riley Hospital for Children.
II wish to call especial attention Of
Indiana University alumni to the cam
paign for the Riley Hospital for
Children" DR.. Bryan says. THE
facts concerning this great benefcence
have doubtless been brought to your
attention. You already know that
the Memorial Association and 1ndi-
ana University are cooperating in the
erection and maintenance Of the hos
pital. The alumni have therefore q
special interest in this gift to the
States children.
The Indianapolis times., 1922-07-31
N. Y. BANK STATEMENT

BIZ United Financial
NEW YORK. July 29.-Cssh on hand
Surplus decreased S4.257. .22O; loans dis
count etc. increased S32.e45. 900: cash IN
vault of members of Federal Reserve Bank
decreased S52s. 600; reserve IN Federal Re
serve Bank of member banks decreased So
ESQ. 900; reserve In own vault Of State bank
and trust companies increased S1l5,00O: re-
serve In, deposit IN State banks and trust
companies decreased S156.00o: let demand
deposit decreased S17.740,000
Time deposits increased S40.776. 600; cir
culation increased $50. 900; aggregate re
serve S57O,934.O00; excess reserve S3s,-
623. $50
Non-member banks and trust companies
LoaLs discounted, etc, increased, Sill 800;
gold increased, $1,000: currency and bank
Federal Reserve Bank Of New York, in
creased 81, ,5ss. 700; total deposits decreased.
S4,176, 800.
The Indianapolis times., 1922-07-31
SWINE PRICES
LOSE GROUND;
RECEIPTS LOW
Cattle and Sheep Remain
Steady With Calves on
Uniform Incresae.
RANGE OF HOG PRIDN@

Hog prices retreated zoe from Sat
urday's quotations at the local live
stock exchange today. Receipts were
light at $500. but there wss not the
rush of buying witnessed Friday aft
ernoon and Saturday morning. A top
Of $11 was reached in the trading.
The cattle market held steady, with
receipts of 700. Best steers were
bringing $1O.1501O.4O.
For the third or fourth day in sue
cession the calf market continued its
daily increase Of about so cents on all
grades. Light receipts and a good
demand are the principal factors in
the bullsh tendency. Receipts, 400.
The bulk of sales were $1o.50@11
with an extreme top of S11.50.
Sheep and lambs held steady. with
receipts around ESQ. Best ewes
brought $3.50, while spring lambs
brought S9012.
The Indianapolis times., 1922-07-31
BONDS GAIN STRENGTH
Industrials and Rails Show Fair
Advances.
By ". II. CRIMES

United Financial STAFF Correspondent.
NEW YORK. July 31.-Industrial
and railroad bonds both showed frac-
tionally higher prices in the early
trading today. The advance was con-
spicuous for the number Of issues in
cluded rather than for its size. Lib
erty bonds were firm, but did not act
as well as some of the other issues.
Among the bonds which showed an
advance were Seaboard Airline con-
vertible 6s, UP IL Southern Railway
general IS, up hs United States Rub
Der 5s. up u, and Rio de Pasco IS.
up 4.
Liberty bonds are believed to have
still further advances in store. par
ticularly the first and fourth ANS,
which are the present investment IA
Vorites.
The Indianapolis times., 1922-07-31
OFFICERS WIN HON0RS
Local Men Named Instructors For
Citizens Military Camp.

Six reserve officers, all residents Of
Indianapolis, have been selected as in
structors for the citizens military
training camp at Camp Knox. KY.
Aug. 1-S0. The men were chosen be-
cause of their exceptional showing
during the course of training at Camp
Knox, July 1880, according to B. E.
Grey, acting chief of staff Of the Saith
Division.
The six are: Capt. K. z. Griffith.
aviation: Capt T. A. F1aherty avia-
ton; Maj. c. J. Cobler, cavalry; First
Lieut. G.. A. Wolff. infantry; First
Lieut. G. A. Eicke, infantry and Sec
ond Lieut. s. R. Mcbride. engineers.
The Indianapolis times., 1922-07-31
POLICE RAID BUNGALOW
Seventy.Five Men and Women Rush
for Exits.

In the wee small hours" Sunday
police visited the Bungalow roadhouse.
on Brighton boulevard. As the officers
guarded the exits there was wild
rush for the doors by seventy-fve
men and women. None was permitted
to leave until after a search was
completed.
Patrick Dugan. 56, Denison Hotel
and Thomas r. Black. 90. OF 1914 n.
Alabama St. alleged owners were ar
rested on charges Of operating q
blind tiger.
A gallon and several one-ga1Ion
jugs of white mule whisky were found.
Under every table in the place and in
each corner the police say they found
supplies of white mule, whisky, beer
and wine.
The Indianapolis times., 1922-07-31
BOSTON WOOL MARKET
3u United Financial

DW NWIFEW FFFNIf'
BOSTON, July 29.-There was no weak
ening In the foreign wool market due to
buying in Liverpool and London by Boston
houses. The local market was a little more
active with yhe best demand for medium
wools selling between soc and 75c secured
The majority OF the local trade are looking
for the tariff bill TO pass with a 33c duty.
The new wool season will start In Mel
bourne on Sept. Is. while no further
auctions are expected in England until the
beginning Of September. This means that
the trade will be expecting higher prices
Bradford reports that there is no let UP in
demand for good grade marinos and the
consumption shows no diminutlon.
The Indianapolis times., 1922-07-31
INDIANAPOLIS CASH GRAIN
July 90

Bids for car lots of grain and hay at the
call OF the Indianapolis Board OF Trade
we're:
WHEAT-Through billed. track. easy; No
. red. s1.O1 4I.O2
CORN-Easy; No. white 5eh 96ohc:
No 4 white. 6s u a sec: No. 3 yellow. so 4
a60l.c; No, yellow. 6s u q 6eisc; No
mixed SO y a 59hc; No. mixed. 81 Il q
6Sc
OATs-Easy: No. 2 white, 81 y a 80 u +;
No. 5 white. 3oh 9S1h.
HAY-No. l timothy. 817d17.50; No
timothy. SIG 1885, No. / light clover
mixed. SIS q 1880; No. clover hay. S14.5c
q IS. new hay. S2.5063 under old.
--lrspections-
WHEAT-No. { red. 8 cars; No 3 red
10 cars. No. red, ! car: No. l hard. i
The Indianapolis times., 1922-07-31
CLEVELAND PRODUCE

BY United FSHdnciGt
CLEVELAND. July 1.--Butter-Extra,
ir tubs. 40G 40i5c; prime, Al a a y C:
frsts, SO &c packing stock. % q %. Eggs
extra frsts, 27c; Ohios. 211 1ac; Western
hrsts. new Gases. 2l u &c.
Poultry-Live heavy fowls, % q 24c:
roosters. 15c spring ducks, 100 22c
The Indianapolis times., 1922-07-31

car: No. 2 hard, 1 car; No. 2 mixed. 3
care: sample, 8 cars. Total. y cars.
2 cars No. white. 1 car: No. 9 white
1 car; No. l yellow, l car; No. 2 yellow
l car; No. 3 yellow, 1 car; No. yellow.
8 cars; No. 8 yellow. 2 cars; No. yellow
cars; No. mixed. 1 car: No. 8 mixed. 2
cars. Total, 10 cars
OATS-No. 2 white. 4 cars; No. white
cars: No. white, 2 cars. Total. IA cars
RYE-No. 2. 2 cars: No. 8. 3 cars. Total
cars.
Total number of cars. 65.
Grain prices quoted (. o. b. basis Al u {
rate 10 New York.
The Indianapolis times., 1922-07-31

By United Financial
NEW YORK, July 31.-The Wall
Street Journal today says:
Washington advices that rail ex-
ecutives would undoubtedly accept
President Harding's compromise was
reflected in continued strength in the
rail list during the first hour on the
New York Stock Exchange today. Bal
tinore & Ohio made a new high on
the movement at 58B. There is
growing belief that means of Settling
the seniority question satisfactory to
both sides will be forthcoming.
Equipment stocks moved up with
rails.
Stesls did little, with the exception
OF Crucible. which eased off a point
from its early high.
The Indianapolis times., 1922-07-31
WOMAN GETS DROP

By United Press
CHICAGO, July s1,-Niarie, negro
wife Of Thomas Miller Of Council
Bluffs, Iowa. shot Miller after a quar-
rel
Both drew at the same time. Ths
woman was the faster.
Miller is in a serious condition.
The Indianapolis times., 1922-07-31
OTHER LIVESTOCK


CHICAGO, July a-Hogs-Recoipts.
$500; market. STEADY 70 10c lower; top,
$1,000; bulk Of sales IS q 1o.4o; heavy
q l0.40: lightweight. S10.35 q 10 so; light
lights Sl0.25 q lO4o; heavy, packing eows.
pigs, S9.5OG 10 40. Cattle-Receipts, !. 500;
market. steady: choice and prime. SO IS a
1878; medium and good SSGe.S5: com
1890: corImon and medium, SECS a S.75:
butcher cattle and heifers. S5.15 a $50.
cows, 81 q SIS bulls, 81 ID q ESQ: can
The Indianapolis times., 1922-07-31
INDIANAPOLIS PRODUcE

stock. lee. PouItry--Fowls, over Al lbs,
21c; under 4 y lbs. 16e: broilers, l Il lbs
up. 27c; broilers under l y lbs, 24c. Cocks
and stays 12c: young tom turkeys over ~
BIS, 27c: young hen turkeys over lbs,
&c: old tom turkeys over lbs. 22c.
Geese over 10 lbs. 12c; ducks over lbs.
Ice: SQUADS II lbs. to the dozen, 16c.
The Indianapolis times., 1922-07-31
CHICAGO CASH GRAIN
By United Financial

BU Jntted FHdDcfoI
CHICAGO. July 2e.-wheat-No. red
SHY: No. 3 red. SI.0s; No. 2 hard
81 is; No. 8 hard. s111h. Corn-No. 2
yellow. 66kc; No. yellow Csc; No.
yellow. 64c: No 8 mixed 65c No. 4
mixed. 64c: No. white. 65 C; No. 4
white e4c. Oats--Eo. white. SIC; No
white. 33c. Bsrley--57 q sic. Rye--No
2. soc Timothy-S4 20 Cloverseed-S12
The Indianapolis times., 1922-07-31
NEW YORK TIME MONEY
-nited FinanciqI

bU UniTed Fffl1ncflI
NEW YORK. July 31.-There were more
and the tendency is toward easier retes for
shorter periods Money for thirty days Is
being loaned at S = per cent. Sixty days
to six months loans command to y per
cent
The Indianapolis times., 1922-07-31
RAW SUGAR MART

BU IHfffU Ftn0nCidI
NEW YORK July 31-Cuban raw sugars
are freely offered at 3 = cents Domestic
demand for refined is quiet. Export refined
busiess has fallen off to some extent.
Raw sSgar opened steady: September.
3.71 G372c: November, 74c: December
8 So G 3.S5; March, SO 3.5Sc.
The Indianapolis times., 1922-07-31
Bv United Financial

NEW YORK, July 31.-Cotton futures
opened quiet and generally steady. trade be-
ing limited owing 10 the proximity OF the
Government report. At the first call the
list was of IL to II points net, reflecting
some Southern. local and Liverpool selling
on Disappointment English cables.
The Indianapolis times., 1922-07-31
LOCAL BANK cLEARINGs

Indianapolis bank clearings Saturday were
50 42S, 900. for the week ending Saturday
S15,S73 600: bank debts Saturday, "a,
S3S. 900, for the week ending Saturday
-. .see 600.
The Indianapolis times., 1922-07-31
JENNY WREN ROBBED

Jenny Wren, 1905 College Ave, re.
ported to the police the theft Saturday
night of two diamond rings. valued at
S115
The Indianapolis times., 1922-07-31
CHICAGO PRODUCE

CHICAGO. July 2e-Butter-Receipts
16,202 lbs: creamery extra. nominal Eggs
Receipts, IL, ,667 cases. Cheese-Twins
new. 1SA q 1s1z: Daisies 1sc; Young
HsTicAf Brick isa 0fHsRSrn1 HiTe poultry@@ 4y@
Turkeys, 25c: chickens, 1S42lc; spring
broilers. % II G26: roosters. 13 u geese, IA
Q2lc; ducks. %.
The Indianapolis times., 1922-07-31
INTHE COTTON MARKET
~ Tinted Financial

NEW YORK. July 31.-Cotton opened
easy: october. 21 25c, off II points; De
cen1ber 21 2Oc of Is points. January,
81 0sc ~ Is points; March. 81 O5c. of IA
points: Nay. 20l95c, off 10 points.
The Indianapolis times., 1922-07-31
Rn rnitef FinanciaI

NEW ORLEANS. July 31.-Futures were
OF on weak cables from Liverpool when
the exchange opened today.
October opened al 10000. of 6 points;
December. 20.75c. of 10 points; January,
O.7Oc, of IL points.
The Indianapolis times., 1922-07-31
By DATED FtnanciaI

LIVERPOOL. July 31.-There was
limited demand for cotton today with easier
prices Sales receipts 5000. including 200
American Futures opened quiet:
The Indianapolis times., 1922-07-31

WASHINGTON, July 29-The Wabash
Ry. Co. was granted authority to assume
obligations of $42&5. 900 Wabash Railway
equipment trust certificates to be issued by
the Commercial Trust Co. of Philadelphia
and sold at S96.75.
The Indianapolis times., 1922-07-31

CHICAGO. July 2e.-Exporters bought
more wheat during the last week than at
any time previous during the season Tho
Gulf business on Friday was said to have
beon near 2.300 900 bushels, while Atlantic
ports handled large amount of grain.
The Indianapolis times., 1922-07-31
Ru Untted FtnanotaI

WASHINGTON, July 29-The interstate
carrier commission has certified the pay
ment of 81 ,3I3 078 to the Illinois Central
Railroad as partial payment under the trans
portatton act.
Washington coal production for the week
ending July % will reach approximately
5000 900 tons of bituminous an increase of
ESQ 900 over last week.