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HOGS RULE STEADY AT LOWER PRICES
Active Trading Features
Pork Division-CattIe T..
Mart Draggy.
Hog Prices Day by Day

Strong trading at steady to lower
prices marked the transactions at
the Indianapolis Livestock Ex-
change today. With run of hogs
estimated at 5000 and followers
from Friday numbering 47S the
prices ruled steady to Csc a cwt.
lower. Heavy weight hogs brought
SAC 1925 a cwt.; medium grade ma
terial sold at $14.25@14.40 a cwt.;
light were $14.40@14.5O a cwt.; light
lights averaged the top price of
$14.25 q14.60 a cwt.; pigs were
quoted at .$13@14.25 a cwt.; smooth
sows were $12,50@13 a cwt.; roughs
sold at $11.75@12.25 a cwt.. and
stays were on the market at $10@12
a cwt. A price schedule was made
early and the bulk of the hogs
cleared $14.40614.50 a rwt. Buying
was active and few hogs were left
unsold.
The cattle market was of tha
draggy Saturday type with not much
good material offered in steers and
heifers. One load Of heifers brought
$11.65 a cwt. and the steers aver
aged S9G11 a cwt. The sows were
steady at a price range Of s4.5O9S
a cwt. Receipts were estimated at
300.
Calves received a drop Of 50cGs1
a cwt The medium run of 400
calves cleared steadily at a top price
of S12 a cwt. Most of the sales for
the morning averaged $11Q11.50
cwt.
light run of 100 sheep and
lambs were sold out very early with
a price average of $14Q15 a cwt.
on the lambs. Sheep were steady at
a price of $3.50G6 cwt.
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-sIIL u dIIu 10, IW-D,
CITY ADVERTISEMENT
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
OFFICE OF THE BOARD

yHH691I2gqGaEPo rs 6 I9g Sy yT 10 1925.
Notice is hereby given By the Board OF
Indiana, that sealed proposals will be re,
celved by H.. az its office. until o'clock
p. m. on Monday July 9th 1925. FOR
the following described public improve
ment IN the City Of Indianapolis. as au-
Improvement Resolution No. 1897.
NORTHNIEM AVENUE
From east property line OF College Ave
To east property line of winthrop Ave
Except the intersections of Carrollton
Avenue and Gutlfcrd Avenue.
Block. Brick, Asphalt or acknowledgements
laid on a 6-inch gravel concrete founda-
ton from curb line TO curb line 70 a uni
form width of 30 feet: paving the wings
OF the intersecting alleys and street In a
similar manner and 20 the widths as
of 4X1s-inch stratifed Limestone Marginal
Stone; and resetting 3 manhole tops TO
Also extending all water. gas, sewer and
other private service connections 20 prop
erty line. where not already in
All 70 be as shown on plan and as
All work done in making Of said de-
scribed public improvement shall be in &C.
cordance with the terms and conditions OF
said Improvement Resolution, and the gen
and specifications which are on file and
may be seen in the Office OF said Board OF
Public Works Of the City Of INDIANAPOLIS;
W. II. FREEMAN.
NJ. J SPENCER,
Board Of Public Works. City OF Indian
Inlr iiPPo H. Is. 1921.
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BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, July 11.-A slight
weakening took place in Steel, Bald
win, American Can and other lead
ing industrials at the start Of the
second hour. However, the volume
Of dealings among pivotal stocks
continued small, with the principal
activity attached to special move
ments.
Bethlehem was strong spot in
the steel group, selling at AIS, up
nearly 2 points from Fridays low.
Robert Refs continued to lead the
hot weather stocks, selling at % in
volume on buying based on expec-
tations of record breaking earnings
this year. An important announce
nent by the company is anticipated
in the near future. The market
closed lower.
Fridays market reaction was
put down in brokerage cir
cles as primarily due to profes-
sional selling based on the advance
in call money to Az per cent. How
SNSIJ IL was lC4l lllhI lllio NsiA' 2 AANN~
forced comparatively little liquida-
ton and encoura cement was derived
from the good recovery which took
place in the final dealings.
Further confidence was impaired
by the optimistic character Of week
ly mercantile reviews which said
advices received from many centers
indicated that business as a whole
was being maintained in satisfactory
volume and in not few instances
provision for the future was being
made with increasing confidence.
This evidence Of a tendency to
break away from a hand-to-mouth
policy in merchandise buying Of
goods, was reflected in the steadier
tone in the general list in early
dealings today. Price changes in
pivotal issues were small, but most
on the upside.
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GRAINS RESTING
after ADVANCE
Black Rust Reports Bring
Buying.
BIZ United Press

81 CHHcd FFtSS
CHICAGO, July 11.-Grain futures
closed resting firmly at the top OF
drastic advances on the Board of
Trade today. The closing gong
checked steady and uninterrupted
advances that carried from the open
ing. July wheat led, being up 9
cents, the biggest gain in over a
month. Distant options were up ga
cents. Coarse grains made appreci-
able gains, in sympathy with wheat.
Bullish construction pla ced on the
Canadian government report, supple
mented by more numerous black
rust advances from the spring grow
ing region, brought unrestrained
buying into the wheat pit.
Although corn borrowed strength
from wheat there was, too, the high
temperatures to be reckoned with.
Oats advanced under similar circum-
stances. Covering by shorts, re.
newed local buying, boosted provis-
ions.
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Other Live Stock

$S$Io$fS 'SS 5ls3Fsfsf FPS
iigSt8eigR fu sis aoa ni325 light lights
S53 % a Il 10: packing sogys, s11,553sT
cattie-Reeepps 565 COMPARED Week Week
ago strictly choice fed steers, steady;
Sne ow OF s4aass s. or sS%
to good grades showing most decline
hsag steers woRSF hg aR;ems nis aop
native Steers. siSs5: best yesrlings,
$3.50; highest of year; grassy and short
SOW S7 Weak farT broad eoapTy demand
Is a 4oc Of. bulls Is Sa5c up: veaiers
mostly 1;5o W; weeks prices: grain tedd
i siRdS T. klisTs S sSS lSs5G VI III cows.
Z. s heeepERe Rec pts 5000 for week. IS
SSo and mo Liz S dGsee a %sr 'Od nym
o yearlinE yst6eTs sharing DECLINE fs.d GTlI
S%5 fS S.:Sia, is$s. ,oS sxs:
f5 Sul Ra RT1SeSs l IA s2Ee ea
gSea a12s sfifGRE i 2%5oo' $3.50 q if'
cs etE!!SS99A Market. 'Hl6y Of
s %Ssd So mcsg% ss ToaT 800 mar
:, keGsEOt; 400; market, s sstsesdy toy,
3 6t On Of t Sasvfssi3 lSo' 'OO' H''
EAST BUFFALO. july, 11.-csttle,mFRe.
s sa59pnE S. steers Cows 3
d HSiei % .cho o @ sheer and s%Ss
i il; ye ssIiRH ssa12: sheep, SsaS 2;
HT6S ss pp o2TteTs 35Efl pig:
ssifS5:% roushs, So a 1880; stays, 81
4e9 goFE a2f:, 5slyh 3sESS;n;isDlt
e.. ssf2l Sosdi44%9s rooS pire
sheep and lambs-Receipts; market steady.
CINCINNATI, July 11ECattlemRsce tpDnd
Zoo 70 cR %acee' 50 $3.50 SSS
Itas 5S to H 20 6sSsT good
s sResp-R Ress POO %aFEst steady 1{S,
s sS9da to re S62iG to ehoce s145o% 1880
PITTSBURGH. July ,11-cattlo Re- Re-
CENTS light, market sloG schoitc zee, sag
1 Tc, ES calves 1872 sss Sheep s ana
r nrme wethers, s81s.25,a good Se75@
$50: fair mixed, $3.50 g $50 lambs $40
%arset higher prime 8 hfovy Le,s s149s zoe
1875: pigs. SI4.50Q 14.65: roughs. S11 so
MI275: stays. scar.
EAST ST LOUIS. July 11Ecsttlle eo.
Receipts, goo; market steady to &c ga l99Sws T
I I9Bo w yearlins heifsrs ssS qgTs
s4;75 @6; canners an and cutters .,nc,, 81 q
feeders 81. e.ab Hogs-Receipts;
800: market mostly, steady; heayies. 81
"a Il so: light lights, S13 so a Ia 80; pack.
ing sows, s1155 1920; pigs scei sds 0SG
I Il nnon1inai: ewes 81 5O66: Gamers
and and cutters, ST as; wooded lambs, S125o
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CITY ADVERTISEMENT
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
OFFICE OF THE BOARD

mo -. Indianapolis. Ind; July 3. 1925.
TIC, WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
. Notice Is hereby given by. the Board OF
R F1dne w9EEs Of Che he city S Of IRd3TPPGs
1925, they approved an assessment roll
showing the prima facie assessments for
she following described public improve,
Improvement Resolution No. 1891
FIRST ALLEY EAST OF TEMPLE AYE
ror From M n%re pDrr93ppSSriy line OF first alley
10 south I p@operty line of New York St.
Asphalt. Asphaltic Concrete, Concrete or
liquidation from @ inches OF property. line
70 9 inches OF ,property-line to uniform
Also extending Al water gas sever and
erty line. where not already In,
All 70 be as shown on plan and as
Persons interested in or affected by said
described public Improvement are hereby
notified that the Board OF Public Works
OF said city has fixed Monday. July 18th,
1925, p, M. Is date upon whifh re-
against the amount assessed against each
piece OF property described In said roll,
and viii determine tha question as TO
been or viii be bs6sGtcd in the amounts
named on said ro) or In a greater or less
sum than that named on said roll.
Said assessment roll showing sale, prinla
er rs'S and descriptions OF property subject 70
he assessed Is on file and may be seen az
the offica Of the Board of Public Works
VI s"'u wy CHARLES z, COFFIN.
W. II, FREEMAN.
NJ ] SPENCER.
Board Of Public Works City OF Indian
~. "aPtJ 100,
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lmpr9yepsnt Resolution

Resolved by the Board OF Public Works
of the City Of indianapolis. state OF Ind.
ana, that the construction OF local
sewer, intended and adapted only for local
use by the property holders whose property
abuts thereon and not intended or adapted
Tor RECEIVING sewage from collateral drains.
be, and the same Is, ferehy ordered IN and
MI
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Board of Public works City of Ind
aDolis,
july IL and IS. 1925.
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Births
Boys


Thomas ard Winifred Jordan. 1914 W.
Jasper and Lloyd Gatewood, City Hos
Byron and Alma Wilson. 10O5h s..
West
Rqssel and Madonna McMurphy Metho-
dist Hospital.
Walter and Dorothy Stewart. TAI N.
East.
:, James and Werner Cowell. 125 n.
Noble.
Clarence and Flora Robinette. 1s N.
Ray and Dorothy Hand. 2S44 RAIDER.
Girls
william and Clara Sapp S41 Chadwick.
Gerald aud Mary Lofts, 1874 Sharon.
John and sephine Britthauer, Ola N.
George and Mary screes. Methodist Hos
pital.
Arthur and Lucille Overbay. Methodist
dudley and Clara Small. Methodist Hos
Steve and Mary Lessen. 727 N. Con-
cord.
Ray and jeanette Purdue. s43 W. New
= Ernie and vandella Webb 2o34 w.
= Waiter and, Mary Handles. 1919 W.
JAG" jacob al and did Ida Crash, 12e. W. Ray.
Joseph and Mary Bell, 321 Beauty.
John and Omanda Grier. 1913 w. Nine
Theo and Lydia williams 22e Cora
Luther and Myrtle Buck. 527 Morris
Marvin and Mary Kennedy. 1909 Lex
ington.
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Ne~NNNN~F-NNFNF~N~~~~F~~
sewer WITH al its spSggrtens1le,sss. snaii be
hle and specifications now on ME IN the
office Of the Department Of PnPlie Morlss
ment shall be epportoned sgainst and paid
by the property holders whose property
S aeos '9fre sc and y "pGn tss & Of ~ &
Improvement. ali according 70 the method
s end R..e% RSd & S Ss oe s'
ciporations,@ 9pgroyed March Q! 1908.
ten equal annual ipstaiments With In.
terest AZ the rate OF . per, cent per an
s SSTs before P'' said bond or bonds are
eg Of Rass o s. on Ss Sed ies %
BILE for any sum or sums due from sad
or Fer the ewRS Of ow ~ sn ISr O
payment Of any bond or bonds certificate
or certificates Issued 20 said contractor n
moneys as shall have been actually re,
ceived by the city from tho asseesments
ns said ' ety u by SAID above S entted Xct
work done IN Tho mPliins q said iPpr9ys,
therefor. shall be provided for in said
Persons interested in or affected by said
described public IMPROVEMENT are hereby
oPa nv nv 6 SSS SS 2cS Monday So Sg E'is
1920, p, m. "a n date upon which re-
mopstrances viii be received, or heard.
against the amount assessed against each
piece Of property described In said roll.
and will determine tho question ae to
been or viii be be- beSehtcd IN q The IAN amounts
named on said roll. or In q greater or less
SUN than that named on said roll,
Said assessment roll showing said prima
facie assessments, with the names OF own.
ers, and descriptions OF property subject
70 ne a c,slso y ON file ana may oe seen
CHARLES y. COFFIN,
W. II, FIREMAN.
M. j, SPENCER
Board of Public Works City OF Indian
9pp{ lis .a =, $40.
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SERVED WITH M'KINLEY
Civil War Veteran and Retired
Railroad Employe Dies.

Albert Smith, 81. a resident OF
Indianapolis for half a century, who
died Friday, was a member of the
company in which President Mckin'
lev enlisted IN the Civil War.
For thirty-five years previous to
his retirement Mr. Smith was en-
ployed by the Pennsylvania Rail
road
Burial in Holy Cross cemetery,
following funeral services at 8 a.
m. Monday at Holy Cross Church.
six children and the widow survive.
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cIrY ApYERTIsEMENr
DEPARTMENT o FPUBLIo WORKS
OFFICE OF THE BOARD

Indianapolis. Ind, July 3. 1923.
Notice is hereby givtn by. the Board OF
RHRS w9ss OF on he cry s a day lndnanR Ss
sRgo4Sins he primS faeie Sssessmcnis for
The following described puzzle improve,
N'if3 mpprovement i resolution No. 1913.
FIRST ALLEY N62IgTT OF WASHING
From cast property line, Of Temple Ave.
Asphalt. CONCRETE, Concrete or
Brick, laid on a 8inch gravel concrcto
iou9dHii9n from 9sSes OF prSpegsgns
Also extending all water gas. sewer and
other. private service CONNECTIONS TO prop
All 20 be as shown os plan and a.
'pi Persons interested in or Affected by sald
described. public iwproyemenb ar herepy
OF said said city has hxed Monday July iSth.
monstrane s' WIN DO receir,d or heard,
against the er6 amount Ssessq gainss eSp
Prsdfe viii ds SP re question sac a. roo 70
been or viii be benefited In the amounts
sum fe han an tha hat named on said roll. O''''
facie assessments. With the names % own
rs and dssipions o . properly sgesss e
re ofice Of the Board Of Public Works
SFAEtEESrEnS 9gT1N.
Board Of Public Works. City o. Indian.
4popAmnaa
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New York Cotton Futures
CHICAGO COTTON
CHARGES DISMISSED
Young Driver Freed By City Judge
White After Hearing.

Charges of assault and battery
and improper driving against
Charles Garrison, 10, Of S02 Hamil-
ton St. were dismissed by City Judge
Dan V. White Thursday.
Testimony brought out that the
car of Amos Bedell, S25 Pershing
Ave, with whom Garrison collided
Thursday night, Travelled 100 feet
after the smash.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENT
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
OFFICE OF THE BOARD

indianapolis Ind, July g. 1925.
TO WHOM III MAY CONCERN:
Notice. is, hereby, given by, the Board Of
Indiana that on the Sd day Of July, 1925.
they approved an assessment roll showing
the Drina facie assessments Tor the tol
lowing described public improvement IA
authorized by the Improvement Resolution
named: ,
No 1925. 1924.
Resolved by the Board OF Public Works
Of the City OF Indianapolis. State OF lndl.
ana that the construction Of a local
sewer intended and adapted only for local
use by the property holders whose prop
erty abuts thereon, and not MINDED or
ADAPTED for receiving sewage from col
2 T'wRHEEIFT III sT aXVNb ALLEY SOUTH OF
TWELFTH ST.
From Brooks St
TO first alley west of West ST.
More particularly. described as follows:
BEGINNING In Twelfth St AZ Main Sewer
in Brooks St; thence east IN Twelfth 81.
COS feet TO the center OF the first alley
west OF Oregon St. running south thence
south in said alley 10 the first alley. south
q Iws 81 81 thence & ts n sd !, a Ky
Arst alley west 81 west -,,.,s.s.,-.
~ and 10 inches m diameter and halds
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PAVING REMONSTRANCE
Taxpayers Association Files Com
plant On College Ave. Project.

"Reminiscences against the pro-
posed expenditure of $159,400 for
paving College Ave. from Broad
Ripple to the Hamilton County line
have been filed with Harry Dunn,
auditor of Marion County, by mem
bers of the indiana Taxpayers
Association.
Former petitions for the improve
ment were rejected by the State tax
board
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CTrY ADVERTISEMENT
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
OFFICE OF THE BOARD

Nd JTff1cigE9aPP 9 esoIN9ffR IVY E4oRR9 1925
Notice is hereby given by the Board OF
Public Works of the City OF indianapolis
Indiana. that sealed proposals will be re-
g dIoct by it, al Us oificf, until 100
for the following described public i'm,
proyement. in. the City of indianapolis.
as authorized by
OLIVE STREET
Ercm north property line Of Cottage
=, To northeast property line Of Pleasant
Kun Parkway. south drive.
with WOODEN B oef B ayRE s sbs ro ST
phaltic-Concrete laid on 6-inch gravel
concrete ioundatio1 from curb line TO
curb line. TO a uniform width OF % feet
grading and paving the wings OF the in
tersectlng street and alleys in a similar
stratified Limestone Marginal Stone.
Also extending all water. gas sewer
and other private service connections TO
property linz. where not already IN
Al 70 be as shown on plan and as
Ali work done in making of said de-
sCribed public Improvement Shall be In
accordance with the terms and conditions
OF SAID Improvement Resolution. and the
and Specifications which are on file and
may be seen in the office of said Board
OF ruohc Works OF the City of Indian
The Board Of Public Works reserves the
right to reject any or ali bids
CHARLES +. COFFIN,
W. H. FREEMAN
NJ. j. SPENCER
Board OF Public Works. City of Indian
July il and IL 1oo5
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MARRIAGE Licenses

Arthur W Smith. "a, blacksn 2315
York.
=, Marion cqzan 20, poo ]dss 1o42
Hie carl MO Meea Ma''SS9 81 CLERK 81 Della
ware; Mary Heath. 1S. R. F. D. p. Box
: James A. Thompson. %. clerk. Beech
Grove; Hazel Parsons. 20. 822 E. Fiji
'ee Herschel P. Dening IS, craftsman
1545 Barth; Margaret Thompson. 81. 1915
), : Psik Estfrs: - qsmep. worker. S5 9.
keeper. 1881 n, Arsenal
Carey. A. Wilson. %. salesman, Spring
field H.: Lillian Phelps 20 24ol Ken
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! and II. 1925.
CITY ADVERTISEMENT
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
OFFICE OF THE BOARD 81 Ell

OFFICE OF THE BOARD ~ Ell
TO wdE5SSa ' fF p%&4 tokcER'S. 3. 1925
RSRS wG 9Ss on 2 Re CITY 5d dS ss 81 Sas
sS5 nf e bSS aS s Ssss@n fP
the following described public improve.
m peti az authorized by the Improvement
Local Sewer Impr9yemsnt Resolution
Resolved by t 66S RdoSsFrd OF Public Works
of The CITY o. Indianapolis. state Of Ind;
ana, that the construction Of a local
Sss IS Tie proper% Roider Tp whose pr property
abuts thereon and not intended or adapted
Sr r snS 6eS s%ag S TeS SoSsrs f e.
SOUTHERN AVENUE. ,--.
70 fcoa P PSiEH Nfs80' Feet West of Boyd
More particularly described .es follows;
at Southern Avenue hence west In South.
e e,s Avenue ,Se TO pc mt Which ,So Zee.
alley east Of Shelby Street.
Said sewer shall consist Of vitHhcd Pipe
IL inches "a diameter.
nances shall be constructed ~ accordance
With me profile and, SPECIFICATIONS now OF
Pabe WSr S o sad 'e city, Pf6e eost OK
said Improvement shall be- apporiioned
against ana paid by the property holders
the city Of Indianapolis, II the city -
benefited by sad Improvement all accord.
for in an Act Of the General Assembly OF
the state of Indiana, entitled An Act Con.
ssrntpg ,Mq9aioelpai Corporations,, approved
are to be paid In ten equal annual install
nents. with interest a. the rate six per
80 issued 10 he conpTaetoP in '" nayment
,or such work, unless the property own,
or bonds are issued Under no circuW-
stances shall the city Of indianapolis be
or be held responsible FOR any sum or
owners for said work, or for the collec.
ton, OF same, or for the payment q any
bond or bonds. certificate or certificates,
issued to said contractor n. payment for
shall have been actually received by the
provcment. or such moneys "a said city ~
9y, said above entitled act required e. psy,
making OF said Improvement. asseesment
9i property, eolleetions 81 assessmepts and
vidcd for in said above entitled Act.
Persons interested m or affected by said
aesfsSd b Pa0 tSo YR6BG ~ pSuc coSRs
Of said city has fixed Monday, July 18th.
Mons p nv date ys2n or which sssF re-
pEee Of 1 pro S@ggn'd ss sSf . sad
been senior or viii be benefited In in the amounts
named on said roll. or IN n greater or less
sum than that named on said roll,
said assessment roll showing said .prinA
ers and descriptions Of property subject %
he assessed. r. on file and may be seen ~
the, office OF the Board Of Public Works OF
said city. . .-.....
" = EBtSEGkAN.
Board Of Public Works City OF indian
npOiis.
.-uiy A. il 1925
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Deaths

John Daniel Arensman. 80. city hospi-
tai i, cerebral hemo9rrhssge. ,o,a ps,,efor.
tame arterio sclerosis. - :,
Robert O. mckinley. 10, 500 n. Temple.
acute dilatation OF heart
Margaret Nicholson. 90. Methodist Hoo
John Bernard Doan. II months. 139 W.
McCarty, castro enteritis.
Catherine N. Miller "a. 3716 Ruckle.
acute dilatation of heart. -
William Waters. 80. st. Vincent Hospl-
Ella Lee, 65. Long Hospital acute myo-
eai Esther e. Carter. SO. 4o5 Limestone.
Earl iS jones. 20 To- 1902 Missouri. acute
= ow ven T. Brumbsugh. rs-s7so Penn
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Legal Notices
40

ing 10 lin, IT.. OF 4x1S-inch Stratified
Limestone Marginal Stone.
Also extending all water. gas sewer
and other private service connections 20
property line. where not already in.
All 20 be as shown on plan and as spe-
cifieQ.
All work done in making of said de-
scribed public Improvement shall be in ac-
cordance with the terms and conditions OF
said Improvement Resolution. and the gem
eral and detail plans. profles drawings and
specifications. which are on file and may
be seen in the office of said Board of
Public Works of the City of Indianapolis.
The Board of Public Works reserves the
right to reject any or air bids.
CHARLES E. COFFIN,
W. II. FREEMAN.
NJ j. SPENCER,
Board of Public Works. City of Indian
Jniy il and 1g 1925
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Chicago Grain Table

july 1T.7O 1885 17.40 1875 1875
JuiyL Nominal 1885 1880
July az, 100 -98.+ 100 .S51a
CHICAGO. July 11.-Carlot receipts
were: Wheat. 70: corn. %; oats, AZ;
rye. l.
o.SS HIcAMSS9 10y 1s{ 400 against Iif5E ooo
Corn 239 900 against .3o5 900; Oats.
405. 900 against 336 600. oShdlppme9tS-
373, 900 against 445 600; Oats 9e6 900
against 347 900.
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Cash Grain

s E Boa5 P fss fSr E scan
NO. wRef hard 81 & a. Ieu' :, 90 90
NO co5pw ysiss s. % pa; Ns gsIiSSss
g. & % q %Hi * sos @f.02: No. . 8 mixed
NO osss@ 1sIFs, Is q ~ fsc white 47@4so'
No Hsg timo1hy N9 SIS ilnpsbR6y iYs sS
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Dec S1425. Timothy-Cash S3.70;
Sept. 81. Alsike--Aug. $13.75: Dec.
Hay. $50.