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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-07-30
Births
Girls


Roy and vclnla sawhorn. s54 ".
Twenty-Sixth.
Clyde and Myrtle Pollard. e1s Rochester
Ave.
sylvester and Elsie Clegg. St. Vincent
Blanton and. Helen Coxen. St. Vincent
hospital.
Herbert and Helen Tucker. ST. Vincent
hospital.
Andrew and Juanita Taylor, st. Vim
Clarence and Nellie Martin. St. Vincent
hospital
Lee and Deete McGrath. st. Vincent hos
pital
George and Maggie Quinn. 2271 Eastern
Frank and Margaret Hardy, 1922 Ny
Ralph and Flora Kennedy. 1241 Massa-
william and Rose Shapiro. zoos S. I'LL
nois.
Jacob and Goldie Lee. 1911 W. Twenty
Third
Lawson and Sarah sipson- 2o17 Ralston.
Thomas and Bessie Hogan, 3506 E
Stephen and Auereal happier, $50 s
Perry and Beatrice Began. 1e45 n. Ala
bama.
John and Blanche Eggers. 1885 Kelly.
John and Sarah Wallace, 391S E. Tween.
ty-Sixht.
George and Opal Davis. 1907 s. Ala
bana.
Bernhard and Anna Breckman. 2e2S
Roosevelt.
sibley and Fern Archer. 1850 Naoma.
Allen and Genevieve Greer. St. Vincent
George and Jessie Byram. St. Vincent
Edward and Irene shepp. St. Vincent
Raymond and Geneva Martin. s11o W
Martin.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-07-30
HOGS Is TO 25C
LOWER AT S10.5
Trading Slow With I'm
certain Trend,

Hog prices at the local livestock
exchange dropped 15425c Wednes-
day after an erratic start. Estimated
receipts of II, 900 moved slowly, with
the market depending largely on out
side accounts. A local killer who
usually takes around 5000 head was
reported to have bought only 1900.
Traders were uncertain and the mar
ket prices were not definitely de-
cided upon until a late hour. Light
weight hogs were shown preference
at $1O.S5610.90. The average run
of heavies brought s10.75@10.S5. A
drove of good fat-backs averaging
800 pounds brought top of $11. Me
dunn mixed porkers were selling at
S10.75fb10.S5 and the bulk of good
hogs sold at that quotation. Pigs
were moving within a range of IS
010. Sows Of the smooth packing
variety brought $S.75 to 50 and
roughs brought $3.50 to 50. There
We're 400 followers from Tuesday.
Cattle got away to a poor start.
While all good stuff. appeared to be
fully steady there was a marked cut
in medium steers and medium heif-
ers. Two loads of medium steers
that brought 1926 Tuesday would
not have brought even 50 today
They were from a quarter to 80
cents off. Medium heifers moved
slowly on a disinterested market.
Several loads of choice steers brought
a good price of $1,000, but the bulk
sold lower than this. Cows were
steady at $3.50 down. The usual alb
sence of quality cattle characterized
the trade. Receipts were estimated
at 1000.
Calves moved at prices steady with
Tuesday. No more than ordinary in
terest was displayed. The ordinary
top price was $1,000. although there
were one or two head sold at Sill
The bulk of good veals brought $40
Receipts were estimated at 500.
y Sheep and lambs moved at prices
steady with the day before. The mar
ket was strong with the estimated re-
ceipts Of 300 fully so per cent Gull
stuff. Choice lambs brought $3.50.
Sheep sold within a range of $3.50
to Sc.
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BUILDING Permits

Frank spordicia garage 62o g. East,
Carl Altman. furnace. 400 E. Morris,
james NJ. BerryhiIl. double. 2o5 E.
Forty Ninth $4,000
James NJ Berryhill. furnaces. 2o5 e.
Forty Ninth. $3.50.
s E. o ggiirdkpatrick. garage. 7es N. De-
D. Milne, double. 1921 N. Gale. $500.
Harry Pfster addition. 1920 N. Hard
ing, $1,000
Edward Glore. garage, All s. Rural,
5000.
3. R. Hackley. garage. 1926 Rool,woot
z. Stout, dwelling. e15 Traub. ST 400.
Hattie Kidwell. garage, 40 N. Chester.
4, g, Mcconoch. remodel, s45s Ma4tin-
H: 6. Mitchell, garage. 5a17 carronton.
EIvor Hopper. dwelling. 2447 Ralston.
Morgan Atwen. garage, 11o2 Alton,
Glen crist. dwelling. 1924 N. Belleview,
Rosa L. Byers. furnace. 1e41 English,
1919.
Rosa L. Byers. cellar, 1641 English.
$3.50 3sann'''e wolfram garage az PARK
James Mount. addition. 3511 w Michi-
gan, $500
ington Blvd $3.50.
Clara Button, addition, 1144 spann.
Ss12.
o. H. Giuppe. double. $50 N. Gladstone,
g, 3. &c Gai4ppe. furnaces, $50 N Glad
! 8. +. Boiling. double. 1916 Hyatt $4,000.
G. +. Boiling, furnaces, 1886 Hyatt. $500.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-07-30
HARDWARE SENTIMENT
REPORTED IMPROVED
Actual Business Conditions Appar.
emily Are Little Better.

NEW YORK. July 3o.-Hardware
Age. in it's weekly market summary,
says;
Although there has been a slight
and noticeable increase in demand
throughout the hardware markets
generally, sentiment has improved to
a larger extent apparently than &C
tual business conditions.
I'm the East the demand for
staples has been more or less con-
sistent, and the demand for season
able goods proportionately weak. In
the agricultural sections of the coun-
try demands for some time have been
spotty but since crop indications be
came favorable better buying has re-
suited, collections have improved
and a stronger feeling OF confidence
has become more apparent
mo major price changes are being
made. although "A number Of small
establishments are still being put
into effect by both manufacturers
and iobbers. Inquiries for fall goods
have been small up TO date, but they
are reported to be improving.
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R|CKES BRANDS
STORY ASFALSE
Declares Emhardt Has Not
Been Discharged,

A report that George Rickes,
superintendent of buildings and
grounds Of the Indianapolis schools.
had summary dismissed Julius En-.
hardt. chief clerk in the build.
ing ana grounds department, was
branded as untrue by Rickes today
Rickes said he had not discharged
Emhardt. that r. T. Reed. who was
reported to have been appointed to
succeed Emhardt, had not been ap.
pointed and Emhardt still is on the
pay roll
"Emhardt is one of the best
friends 1 ever had" said Rickes. 'I
don't know where the report came
from I had discharged him. It is all
gossip"
Emhardt is a brother of Adolph
G. Emhardt. -chool commissioner.
When askeo whether he would
fight to keep his brother In the de-
partment. Adolph Emhardt said he
hadn't heard he was discharged, but
that If he was discharged without
just cause he would defend him.
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WHEAT AVERAGES
LOWER CLOSE
Late Rally Fails TO Recover
Losses.

By L HtIed Frees
CHICAGO, July 30.-Grain futures
finished irregular on the Chicago
Board of Trade today.
Wheat prices averaged lower most
of the day on improved Canadian
news and lower cables. but near the
close, after liquidating pressure had
eased up, prices rallied and firmed
up on substantial buying by eastern
houses. New crop deliveries were
down a fraction at the finish July
was up similar amount. The fact
that fasteners bought suggested to
cash handlers that foreigners were
taking hold and caused July delivery
to finish fractionally higher.
Corn rallied with wheat near the
close and recovered rapidly, cutting
the net loss for the day on new crop
months to a fraction. Spots went
up on brisk cash business.
Contrary to the general sentiment.
oats finished sharply irregular. Spots
was UP a full point on improved
inquiry. New crop deliveries dropped
sharply on better crop advices,
Provisions sold off with hogs and
cables.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-07-30
MARRIAGE Licenses

Charles G. Meyer. 80, salesman 1871 S
Meridian ST.; Bertha Kessler, 81, stenog.
rapher, 267 Minerva ST.
Nile Rogers. 3S. laborer. 931 Hadley ST.
Florence Miller. 80. housework, 919 Had
ley St.
Charles Washington, 27, bod carrier. 112
cook $50 s. Pennsylvania St.
William A. Rains. 50. restaurant owner
1924 \: Meridian St.. Jessie Neddo. A,
722 E. Pratt St.
Earl Jones 20. bookkeeper, $40 E. wal
nut ST.; Jessie Jackson, %, 1106 N
Oriental st.
John F. Tolbert, "a, waiter. 73s N
California St.; Mamie Mcclure SO. maid
705 n. Senate Ave.
Pete Han. 80, porter 1880 Cornell Ave
Dorothy Moss, 25. housework, All W
Smith St.
Steve Kakanlef. 20. farmer, R. F. D.
Upton; vissle Kostof, 20. R. F. D. O.,
Indianapolis.
Royal Jones, 81. laborer. 329 Minerva
St: Josephine Shields. 10. 800 Minerva St
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-07-30
ELEVEN ALLEGED
SPEED WOLATORS
NADBEDBYP POLICE
Women Obey Traffic Laws
Better Than Men, Rik-
hoff Says.

One woman and ten men"fell into
the police speed net Tuesday night.
Police Chief Rikhoff, commenting
upon the first arrest of a woman in
a week, said records show women are
more careful in obeying speed Laws
than men.
Those slated:
Mrsa Mireain Nettertille, rs. OF
Anderson, Ind; Berry Cranfill, aa,
of R. r. M; Warren Sullivan, 20, OF
1913 Chadwick ST.; c. E. Stevenson.
%, of S27 Elm ST.; Iden Cox, 81, OF
42S Butler Ave; r. B. Smith, SO, of
1927 E. Michigan ST.; Clarence AL
hen, II, of 104 Lansing St.; William
Fowler, %. of Z Eastern Ave; Henry
Dolman, "a, of 1925 Park Ave; Cnes-
ter Fisher, 80, of 534 E. North st.,
and Anthony Zaeppel. %, Of 14SS
Charles ST., also charged with Inn
proper driving.
James Johnston, "a, Of 217 w For
ty-Fourth ST., and Roscoe Campbell,
80, of city are charged with driving
while intoxicated; Curtiss Riggs, IS,
Of 272O E. New York ST., with s-iv-
ing on the left side Of the street and
failure to have chauffeur's license.
William Spillman, 26. of 507 n. Noble
St, is charged with failure to dis
play lights.
Charles Lancaster. At. colored.
2004 n. Missouri ST.. is charged with
assault and battery and failure to
stop after an accident.
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Other Live Stock

CLEVELAND. July ,ao-Hogs-Re-
Sil.75; mixed. s11,75; medium, s1l.75;
cattle-Receipts 300; market, slow: good
to choice bulls. So a 8: good TO choice
steers, 50 q ESQ; good to choice heifers
$50 80: good 10 choice cows. $4,000
100 100 fair to good cows, So a 4.5o com
Sheep and lanbs@Recetpts, 500; mark VG
steady; top, S145O. Calves-Receipts
300; market. steady; top. $12.50.
PITTSBURGH. July 30-Cattle--Re-
a lois: good, SO a 50: fair s7.5oa 8:
veal calves, S11 q l1.50. Sheep and
lamhs-Receipts. light. market, strong;
fair mixed o5.25 , @sa5 lamb ambs $50 IS a
Hogs-Receipts. 10 double deckers; mar
ket; higher: prime heavy S11 90 a IL rs
m me aa = Sl1 90 q II; heavy Workers,
pigs S10@ 105O: roughs. S85oG9.25;
stays, $3.50 G6.50
EAST BUFFALO, July 3O-Cattle 49,
Receipts, 200; market steady. slow; ship
ping steers. 50 25 a 10: butcher grades. 81
ceipts, 500; market slow, SOC lower: Gull
70 choice. So a IL. Sheep and lambs
receipts: 800; market slow, steady; choice
lambs. sig q a. Gull to fair. IS a IL. 500
yearilngs. So a 1880; sheep. S6G9 Hogs
Receipts. 2,400; market active. Is a Csc
higher; Workers. s1o5O61175: pigs.
$40 30 mixed, S11.7o@11.75: heavy,
1000 / .65; roughs. Ss.75G as; stays,
CINCINNATI July 3o-Cattle-Re-
eeitps 400; market, steady: shipping
sters. good to choice. 81 so a % Calves
IN arket steady; good TO choice, S950m
10. Hogs-Receipts, $500; market.
steady: good to choice packers and butch
ers. S11.25. Sheep-Receipts, 5000;
market, strong; good to choice, 81 40 a 6.
Lambs Market, steady; good to choice,
CHICAGO. July 0.-Cattle-Receipts
lf,OO0; market. better grade grain fed de-
scriptens fully steady; spots strong; trade
started slow. uneven shipping demand
fairly broad; top steers S1f so: some held
higher; long warnings. 81 40 cake fed
Texas steers. S9@1O.4o: grassy cows
dull: vealers. s9;50@1o; few. up to $40 so
TO outsiders: Sheep-Recetpts. $4,000;
market. active; carly sales fat lambs,
steady to strong; most natives, $40
1928 early bulk range lambs. $4,000
1870; bulk held around $14; culls. 50 q
925; sheep steady; odd lots fat ewes
$500 q $50 feeding lambs steady TO
strong. Hogs-Receipts. 10000; market,
slow, uneven. mostly % a soc lower; top,
Sill: bulk. SO a 10 so: heavyweights. SO
a 1878: medium weights. 5000 a 1885 /:
lightweights. Sl015 a 1880: light lights.
9.25 a TO- So packing sows smooth. IS so
4Q packing sows rough. SO a $50;
slaughter pigs. $S.75 G9.75.
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compelled to stop at the boulevard
junction. Little or no traffic comes
over this boulevard and motorists
ere put to undue trouble. Also
there are big holes in the boulevard
surface.
R. Walter Jarvis, park super
intendent, said the holes would
be patched Immediately. The
boulevard stop ordinance is in
the municipal code by action of
$, tho council. See your council
man, Heydon w. Buchanan,
about offering an amendment to
the traffic ordinance.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-07-30
POWER LINE INSPECTED
Public Service Commission Goes to
Terre Haute.

Members of the public service com
mission and representatives OF the
Indiana Electric Corporation started
at $40 a. m. today on tour Of in
spection of the electric corporations
southern power line. The line Is
about seventy-five miles long to
Terre Haute, Ind. Power station 1t
Dresser, Ind, was visited. Line car
ries 1872 900 volts.
Southern line will be connected
with the northern system Of the cor
Lporation which passes through No
blesville. Kokomo. Wabash, Roches-
ter. and terminates near Plymouth,
Ind.
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Abatement Plea Is Filled

Abatement proceedings under the
prohibition law have been instituted
against property located at 70S N.
Warman Ave, owned and operated
by Felix Blazich by William H.
Kenny, prosecutor. The complaint
said Blazlch was convicted of
liquor law violations in city court,
Feb. "a and June 2. 1921.
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Deaths

Forrest Adams. months. 2202 Glen
Dr.. acute eliocolitis.
ida May Hynler. So, 1857 W. Tirtieth.
carcinoma.
Callie weber 50. Central Hospital. gen
eral -paresis.
Calm Carson, "a 353 W. Fifteent. ar
teriosclerosis.,
gastro-enteritis.
Philip Henry Diehl. 90, 227 Penway.
hypostatie pneumonia.
Frank Item. 81. 1882 N. Illinois. angina
Pectoris
Mary J. jenkins. 2. 1882 Udells acute
castro enteritis.
Alta NJ Carson, 80. 1041 Hosbroex
acute cardiac dilatation.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-07-30
Indianapolis Stocks

Only the usual amount OF interest was
displayed at Wednesdays session OF the
Indianapolis Stock Exchange. Bonds at
tiActed the most attention. with a number
OF rises both in bids and asks.
Gains by stocks we're Indianapolis
Northwestern pfd- u Rauh Fertilizer
pfd.. 1
Gains by bonds were: Citizens Street
Railway 5s, 4 Indian apolit Northern Be-
u Indianapolis & Northwestern, u In
6ianapois & Shelbyville /; I Indianapolis
Street Railway 4s y ; indianapolis Union
Railway 5s. y indianapolis Water 4 y o,
y T. r.. /. & E. So. y; Terre Haute
Traction and Light u
Gains by bank stocks: Fletcher Saw
tuce and Trust
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Produce Markets

Fresh eggs loss of. zoe. packing stock
fowls under 4 i lbs. 17c: cocks lie;
sprinEers. 1924. 2-lb. size. csc; young tom tom
keys, lbs. up. 24c: old tom turkeys. 1sc;
dueks, lbs. up. 12c: spring ducks. lbs
up. n I9e; geese geese Z lbs up llc' SQUADS
CLEVELAND. July -3O-Poultry-
Ma N,v supply Pleentifql n1oE cement sl9w
36c; BOOSTERS. 14Q 15e; light. esq Use;
ducks. 1S9 zoe Butter-Extra in tubs,
4O1z q a Nc; extra hrsts. IS 4 q 80 = G.;
a94lsc: standard So 4 a so i c; prints,
l cent extra. Egg-Fresh gathered
frsts, Bic; Ohio frsts. 2sAc: Western
uent; Virginia Cobblers. branded good,
S2.75 q 2.s5: poor. S2.15.
NEW YORK. July so.-Flour-ouie,
q Lard-Firmer; midwest spot.
tTi 5gil % test 89 Zoe ren e6. quiet
spot. 17aIFhc: Santos No. A, 2lA a
~ q7%s HsyE-dDull; No. L. $3.50;
Steady; turkeys, GOA Ale: chickens. i9@
45c; fowls. lea Csc; ducks. 23c; ducks,
Long Island, go. Live poultry-ouiet;
q 24c: turkeys. 200 3Oc: roosters. Ice;
broilers. "a a sic. .Cheese-Steady: state
whole milk. common TO specials, IA a
81 = c: state SKINS choice 70 specials II
G13c: lower grades. 4d10c Butter
Firmer; re~sspts. 149T5; creamery extras.
Steady; receipts. % .ss2: nearby white
fancy. 46 a 4Sc: nearby state whites 2S Il
q 45c; fresh hrsts. 90 q acc: Pacific
coasts. SO q 43c: western whites 2Sl2 q
45e; nearby browns 81 44c.
CHICAGO. July 30-Butter-Receipt
Il 800 creamery extra. SO Ne; standards,
Egg-Receipts IA 7s1; ordinary frsts.
% u 26c; frsts. 81 C. Cheese-Twins
lee: young Americas. 20d2OAc. Poultry
17c. Springs II geese 13c. springs 1Sc:
turkeys, zoe: roosters 14izc: broilers 21
g use. Potatoes-Receipts 2S3 cars
Kansas eobblers. S1-25 a $50; Virginia
COOLERS 50 .50G2 S.
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Tank Macon Prices

tGasoline prices do not include State
of &c a gallon.
- GASOLINE-Energee zoe gallon
Plrol 1899; Red Crown. 1890; Diamond.
1899; Silver Flash. zoe. StandOlind avia-
ton % Sc
EROSENE-Crystaline 11.7c a gallon
Moore Light. 14.5c: relite. &c; Per
lection. II &c: Solvent. 35c-
NAPTHA-LfOn Power Cleaners. "a SC
a gallon: Y. ". & P. % sc; Standolind
Cleaners. % sc.
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LIONS FAMILY PICNIC
Luncheon Club Frollcs mt Walnut
Garden.

The annual family picnic Of the
Lions Club was held today at Wal
nut Gardens. Arnusements incMd-
ing races, ball games, and contests
were held. Following a baskss din
ner there was dancing.
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CONFERENCE AT PURDUE
Vocational Directors and School
Superintendent to Meet
sv Times Special

BIZ Times Special
LAFAYETTE, Ind. July 30.-Ar-
rangements have been completed for
the second annual conference OF vo-
cational directors and superintend-
ents of schools, at Purdue Univer-
sity Thursday and Friday. Prof. 9.
L. Roberts, head of the department
Of education, and director OF the
summer session, will be in charge.
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Hands Cops Booze. Fined

BIZ Times Special
NOBLESVILLE, Ind, July 3d.
Police said when they stopped the
automobile of Glenn Riggs, he
handed them a quart. of white
mule. Judge Hines fined him 500
and sentenced him to jail for thirty
days. -
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-07-30
CRUDE OIL PRICE CUT
Worcester Reduced 25c Per Barrel
and Wyoming-10c-

By United Press
FINDLAY, Ohio, July S0.-The
Ohio Oil Company announced add
tional reductions in the price of
crude oil today Oil in the Worcester
field was cut an additional Csc per
barrel and Wyoming crudes were
cut an additional Toe
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Hay Market Prices

Wagon load lot prices hay and grain at
Indianapolis are as follows:
Tlmothy-s1S ago a ton: mixed. SIS
q Is: baled. SIS ais. Corn-e5c q 81 a
bushel. Oats--52 a SOC a bushel. Straw
Wheat, SO all ton.
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Rise Continues

Magma Copper made a new high
on the move at 30 in the MONDAY
dealings. American Sugar moved
against the trend, breaking to ASK
off from Tuesdays high.
Strength in Goodyear preferred
which at SIS was up nearly 20
points from the years low. reflected
the belief that the company was
gradually getting in shape TO re-
sumo dividend payments.
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STEEL DIVIDEND
PROVIDES STOCK
TRADE STIMULUS
Speculative Attention Con-
centrated on Rise of
Steel Common.
Average Stock Prices

Average price of twenty industrial
stocks Tuesday was 10O.S7. of %. Aver
age price of twenty rails was 1904, of
30. Average price of forty bonds was
eI20, of IL.
By United Press
NEW YORK, July 30.-Plenty Of
constructive developments were set
forth in the overnight news to &C
count for the buoyancy which char
acterized the general market in the
early dealings. Speculative attention
was concentrated to a large extent
to the opening on steel common, due
to 2 continuation of the extra divi-
demo CT so cents and for the favor
able earnings for the June quarter,
when both regular and special re-
quirements were covered almost
twice.
Optimistic expressions from Judge
Gary and George T. Baker supplied
MNnulus for the whole list.
Vygres at 164Ts and 1O4 q. up / q and
IA: American Can 1891 up q Ana
cOnds SO = General Motors IA y General
Electric 255, up L Sinclair II u. up l {;
Baldwin 119 s. up l. eading so y. of Is /;
Studehaker IS Up L Pan-Amer1can OBJ
54Is up 4 American Sugar 4SA. up
q International Combustion % Is, up S
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Local Bank CIearinuS

Indianapolis bank clearings Wednesday
were So. 046 600. Bank debts amounted
to 1924. 900.
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Local WAGON Wheat

Local grain elevators are paying ST %
for No. red wheat IN wagon load lots.
Others priced aceordingly.
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Sales
5000 1ndpIs st Ry AZ at "a.
81 900 Indpls st Ry 4s at 63%.
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Chicago Grain Table

WHEAT Prev
w. open. HiFh. Icy. c gI99ssee. close sse
Sept Ser, 1872 s5% i8 8ss i i34s 1871 iss
CORN
July LIZ 111& 11oH 111% 1i2%
sept 1881 I.OSH LOO y los ! 90 =
Dec. % 9sh 96h 9s e9A
OATS
July 62% "a SO 6sx 81
Dee Dec So = S3 Sis SIX 5sA
LARD
July I845 la.43 1880 1880 1895
RIBS
July 1900 1900 1870 1lsO 1890
RYE
S See' SO &C. 1852 stS sSs s27H
CHICAGO. July 3o.-carlot receipts
were: Wheat, 2S5; corn. l47; oats, 40
rye. 2.
CHICAGO. July 3o-wheat--No. Q red
81 1914 d1.33ia; No. 3. 81 80; No.
hard, 81 81: Corn-.No. I yellow slli%
No. 2. Sill III No. 8, SI,to% a
lily; No. A. $1.09% clio; No. 8
81 .o9A NO. 9, SI0S%; No. 2 mixed
s1.o9 .. a 10: No. 5. 81 90 q .oe 4 No
8. S1Osl1 No. white. Sill y 9111%;
No. 3. S1101a 6110%; No. 4. 81 .09ls a
10: No. 5. sl.o9. Osts-No. 3 white
52G53hc; No. 4, 81 q 51hc; standard
ACC Barley-7s as5kc. Rye-No. q
f96h Timothy-se as. Clover-S12.7 S
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HOGS REACH SIP HIGH

San Francisco Market Affected by
Eastern Rise.
BIZ United Press
SAN FRANCISCO, July 3o.-Sen.
sational rise of hogs in eastern mar
kets effected a top price Of s12 on
the San Francisco market today.
This price Is $3.50 to So higher
than a week ago and s2.25 higher
than summer prices Of last year.
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All. Relief in Sight

City engineering department
passed the buck right over to the
Merchants Heat and Light Company.
The street lighting contract requides
the utility to keep up the street
signs on light standards.
The Merchants engineering depart
ment reported that the Brookside
condition has been noted and new
signs to remedy the errors have
been ordered. The engineers did not
know how long it would take to
make corrections.
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CHICAGO. July 3O-Carlot receipt
were: Wheat, 2S5; corn. l47; oats, 40
rye, 2.
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NOTICE on 1PPOTNTMFNT

-NOlINI UF AFFVlN IN EN-.
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed has duly qualified as executrfx7 OF
estate of John F. Nays. deceased late OF
Marion County. Indiana. Said estate is
- supposed to be solvent
~ SONORA A MAYS.
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NOTICE OF APPCINTMENT
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed has duly qualified as adr1inistra-
trix OF estate of Charles G. Richter. de-
ceased. late of Marion County, Indiana
Said estate Is supposed to be solvent
MINNIE RICHTER.
No. 225e7.
duly $3.50. Aug. &