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Colorado Visitor Here-Herbert
SWEET, father of Miss Laura SWEET.
society editor of the Imperial Val
ley Press, who has been visiting this
week with Harold Burnham, has
left for his home in Fort Collins,
Colorado. On her return from her
present European trip, Miss SWEET
will visit for a few days with her
father before returning to El Cen
tro.
i Furniture Bargains. Clayton 4
t'evAns l15 M. 5th ad,
JAN Rrawley Men-P. Martinez
was found guilty in Jhstice of the
Peace Griffin s court on charges of
possession of liquor after n hearing
this morning and fined 800. In de.
fault of payment he was brought -
the county iail to sc-~e n 30 day
term. w. J. Barr, arrested on a.
charge of being drunk, was fined
$50. He also was brought here to
serve ont the sentence.
Campers Notice. See Kittle BED
It Clayton & Stevens. adv
Shepards Have Daughter-Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Shepard of this city are
the happy parents Of n daughter,
,t
hospital, San Diego. Mother aud
daughter are reported TO be making
favorable progress at the hospital.
When Visiting 7 Ios Angeles drop
N to cat at 'Statcs.' 122? West
seventh. + real valley welcome
from va'ieY folks. Adequate park
:rc space. adv
Burks on Vacation-Mr. and Mrs.
Henry J. Burk Of this city, ac-
cOmpanied by their children Duncan
and Mary Louise, and Mrs. Sarah
King, mother Of Mrs. Burk, have
gone TO Riverside for their vacation.
Mrs. King will latter return to her
home in Wisconsin. The Burks will
return here the latter part of the
month.
DR.. A. p. hanson, Dentist. Ex-
t-action specialist. Davis Bldg
Evenings by appointment. Phone
oW. adv
Reorganize Mexicali Bank-Prcsi-
dent J. NJ. Hernandez of the Mer-
camille Bank in Mevicali. has an
nounccd complete reorganization of
the institution has been effected
Capital stock has been raised to
100000 pesos, gold, all paid in, he
stated. Hernandez assumed the
presidency at the reorganization
election. succeeding ID. \. Leonard.
DIR. T.. f. Cunningham. Osteopathic
Physician. 532 Main st. Office open
through July and August. adv
Roard Work Completed. - Con
structiou work which has been In
progress Just east of Willows on the
san Dicgo-El Centre road has been
completed. states the touring bureau
Of the Auto Club of Southern Cali
fornia.
You'll k"st Well through hot
summer nights if YOU hui,I that
screen sleen're porch row. Ask for
figures Valley Lumber Co. adv
Plan School Merger. r.-Whcn the
board of supervisors meet on Au-
Gust 1G. il is expected final rcsolu-
tipns ioininr the Spruc" and Braw-
10y school districts will be passed
Notices Of the proposed mercer have
hccu posted in Rrawlcv and Spruce
by II. G. Coc. school superintendent.
DR.. Farrv Findley, specialist in
diseases Of eve. ear nose and
throat. 1924 Davis Bldg. Phone
90. adv
! Cattle Market !
Cattlc-100. holdovcrs 600: pack
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GRAIN MARKET
. PENDULUM TURNS
Bulls Force Quotations Up
) Sharply. y
BIZ United Press

CHICAGO, July 24.-The price
pendulum on the Chicago Board Of
Trade swung over toward the bull
side of the market today when all
grains closed sharply above the fig
ures at which they were quoted
twenty-four hours ago.
Wheat showed AN advance of IL
to Ia cents. The fact that 1,1O9
cars were received at Kansas City.
which again broke all records, and
the prospects of a. large increase
in the visible supply and at the pri-
mary points, as we'll as'weaker cash
prices, eXerted some pressure early
in the session, but a rally set in on
the news that the temperatures in
the Canadian Northwest were rap
idly rising.
Corn was also under pressure early
in the session, but rallied on talk
Of heat damage in the central States
and also on the strength of wheat.
Future prices closed a to 12s cents
higher, while cash prices advanced l
to 11s cents.
Oats closed rs to IL, cents above
Fridays level on the strength of
bullish crop news and the bulge in
the other pits.
In provisions, lard showed a
slight gain, while ribs were I'M
changed after rather dull day.
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PROFESSIONALS
RULE TRADE ON
STOCK EXCHANGE
Early Liquidation Forced,
but Down Trend Checked
at Closing.
Average Stock Prices

Average of twenty industrial stocks for
Saturday was 1913. OF 10.
.O3.
Average of forty Sends. 94.79. off .O6,
BIZ United Press
NEW YORK. July 24.-Stock deal
ings did not step far away from
their recent highly professional char
acter in the two hoursl trading at
the weekend. Bear. operators con-
tinued their efforts to force prices
lower and succeeded in dislodging
some liquidation by traders, made
cautious by the fact that the recent
advance had carried industrial
shares to within striking distance
of their recent highs. NN
But the volume of selling was not
heavy and the downward trend was
checked after new lows on the move
ment had been established during the
first hour in Steel, Mack Trucks,
American Smelling and other indus
trial speculative leaders.
Following partial recovery in the
last hour, the market drifted aim.
lessly.~
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Births

Thonlas o. and Esther X. Harper, 943
2. Market
:, James w, and Myra Denny. St. Vincent
Hospital.
Karl W., and Mildred Kistuer. st. vni-
cent Hospital
:, Harry and Loretta Betzler, 1923
James E. and Clara Pickett Methodist
Hospital.
John and Elizabeth Price 1905 Lawton
William and Alice Carter. 1859 E. Six
tenth.
sherman o. and Bessie J. Perry. 1872
Bicking -.
Theodore J. >GerIach. St. Vincent Hospit-
Alvin E. and Dorothy Newman. St. Vim
cent Hospital.
Theodore E. and Elsie Bryant. 1886 Mac
Pherson.
Rich9rd B. and Trina A. Hill. 2342
Brookside.
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Cash Grain

satprdsxs>receipts. ITO cars Prices
quoted. 4112c (. o. b. basis TO New York:
at ,ihe indianapolis Board of Trade, were:
.sS; No : hard. S1,&7@ I3i.
Corn-Firm: No. :. white, n @79c; No.
ISIS; Nq yeISSw Is lag, 2 g 49, :; 40 70.
90 05gatsI1str99ng No. q ys 6bittec: Soh q
Hay-Steady; No / timothy, S24 a
800; No. timothy, S22.} q %; No; 3
mixed, So a 22 so; No 1 clover mixed.
$50, Boa FL; No clover hay. $40 "a
Inspections
wheat--No, red, 81 cars; No. 2, red,
5 cars; No. 1 mixed, . cars. Total. II
cars.
/ car; Mo- 2Syeliow, 9 cars; No. 9 yellow,
! car; No. yellow. 2 cars No. 5 yelloY,
| car; No. yellow. 4 cars: sample yellow.
cars carr No Tot5 m9I 81 Sar car; No mixed
oats--No. Z white. o cars No. 3 white.
3 cars; NO. 2 mixed 1 car. Total. ID
cars.
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Other Livestock

As GIs124s9 'u6s tRy RiSR'F'mii7t
sG% rs Weak S'h ysar TGs p scys al S5sB
steady to strong: packers and feeders 25c
rsm Sed aGR Sn B BssSei At SS S
meSd coms ee a5c higher fPd Ees
25 a SOC higher; cutters 15c lower; bulls
p pSS higher stes ysaSE5s $685. 5Sf 9ghfs c SS
s ave hff 1850 s6 81 fes sd
ket steady stead native alive lambs. $i4 20: cull ma
sSes ST lIS ce fed MOp drpct T SSd
doubles from nearby feeding stations; fat
lambs 50@75c higher: culls SOC higher;
sheer sPd s sp 4 rsr r9gs iseFs is s
ers sic; feeder y lambs $l4; bgqlk y FAT
{3f:$ESStn' ewes
SeigRis. S| SIs 60 Is So desirspie s{o@
SsR!HSS3RsF:, sq5sa l ss, n5 3
@13.25,; heayyweightsi S12 q 1919 ne
i5SsiSS? Ps 1$S9 soN Vs." s9a6@il; SLAUGHTER
ceipits. $500; market steady to, log 15c
s sSdsso $40 1880
s{S ,7SG 1915; 9o,1sOa pounds .sis4 55 4,
Vee ss t6 800 IS 5Esio fte'S syes v s.rs
q T e S b Bsaf' c sSsElngsE' $ low
tsr s ' ReaS SSn csive soW IS i5 shsep
Receipts, 125; marsssst n9'Ipns s ds1,Ss
s9p 1at IaLIios iii FL c,iI g gs11hs 50 n "a
Bulk uiii' FAT t9 s4ae.
c TC99IE msgket ' Steady, &c Higher Sssyss
srs si4a Il S?lG good PISS s14 Si5
Calves-M arSet. light. Sheep and lambs
Market. strong.
1 0oo iE m nTf slow oE mixed Si4: medium
s Sire IL 500 s mset ss sow seers
cbdiee % butcS Shol 6Ss coSs $50
5o anil mdohers and sg}ritngegSs6 S25 @S3t
StSS?S market, Steady: top, $3.50.
-.PITTsRugGH. July "a. = Hogs-Re.
SfS6Ptss5o iSs @ si5 G9nF ao0a5o'
l$5IggS ,iRs nssI,{5 IS @3S sS5 5 ne Bo
ca 2S aefo 100 market strong beef
steers. St025; vealers. SID, Sheep-vRe-
cceiiFptsss 100; market steady ton fat lambs
EAST BUFFALO. July Cattle-zRe-
ceipts. 200; market slow and steady; shigp1;
P aYo s'e COWS @SsS sSaH9 Gcsives9Receipts
200: market slow. &c lower: Gull to
choice, S350@14 Sheep and lsmbsM, Re
snSs 4aS6ft sis GT s'S ste es2SS
~. sheep $3.50 80, Hogs-=RSece,ipts'
900 market SLOW; 15c loYTGerS 1 19}r4ke ss
Reavies. $3.50 a 1880: stays, S7d $50.
CINCINNATI. July 24,-Csttle = Re-
soed TO S'e ehoic sfNsSSe 90
Eet steady; good e. choice, SIG oad IT, 20
n 25 mn: good to choice packers and
butchers Ii t;he ~ $1S'1S@14. ,sheep-Receiptss
ESQ., market stesdy good to c5b9lce o% om
rood to choice, S146 1880.
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NEW ORLEANS
NEW YORK
Legal Notices

types OF construction.
A contractor may bid on any one or all
of thel types combined. The combined or
awarding the contract, The contractor
may bid ON Just one type for the. entire
2.23 miles or on i of the 2.23 miles for
any one type OF payment.
The commission may at its discretio
reject all bids on any one type and substi:
tute therefor any of the ather types Of
surface.
Date set TOR completion. Oct. IS. 1925.
Bidder shall file bond with his bid equal
to one and one-half Il times the
amount OF his proposal proposal ana
specifications are on file II the Office of
the State Highway Commission. Indian
JOHN D. WILLIAMS, Director.
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Deaths

James Her5ert Dory. 81. R. W. LonE
no israel Cohen, 2o a515 n. Penn. acute
Kissie Nils So. SIC Fowler cerebral
Grover Rogers. 81. Methodist Hospital
accidental.
inRton acute myocarditis.
Noah &C.. Milum. 80. 1851 N. Gale. ar
Fred Fred s. KemDf. 81. Riverside Park. &C
Stella Stella E. Clements. 43. Methodist Hos
pital. mifral stenosis.
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BREAKS RECEIPTS RECORD

BIZ EIitCd Press
KANSAS CITY, Mo, July "a
Records for single day arrival of
wheat fell here again today when
HOO cars of grain moved in from
the southwestern harvest fields.
@The previous record was 1850, es-
tablished Friday.
This week 6,344 cars of wheat have
arrived a 1.-THE Kansas City mar
ket, which is slightly under the rec
ord weekly arrival established in
1924.
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BUS CHANGE PROTESTED
Eleven NobIesvilIe Residents Object
to Lesser Number Of Cars

In a petition filed with the public
service commission today by eleven
resident of Noblesville. a protest is
registered against reduction by the
Union Traction Company of the num-
Der OF buses to be used on the In
dianapolis- Noblesville line.
The group also protested against
inclusion of a Westfield spur on the
line. Many would have to move to
Indianapolis if the present schedules
were altered, 1t is declared. A. hear
ing was asked.
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legal Notices
)TICE TO CONTRACTORS

INDIANA STATE HIGHWAY COMMITS
S1ON-DIVISIoN OF MAINTENANCE.
Contract No. ~
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Dodge Touring
Ford Collne

Another Dodge Brothers touring that
VIII 80 thousands of miles yet; sos.
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WEEKLY REPORT
n,k,.,,t 80 uteu.
MORE GO TO PARKS
Twenty Per Cent Increase In May
and June, Leiber Reports.

May and June attendance <at the
Indiana State parks showed 20 per
cent increase over patronage the cor
responding months last year, ac
cording to State Conservation Di
rector Richard Lieber. The total at
tendance for July 4 and 5, according
to Lieber, was moree than $4,000.
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so5 TO $50 DOWN
Yill get you. good car at IA W. Mich.
Corner Douglas.
8 y TON platform truck body. Lin. CO.'S.
Lin 4516
TINES WANT ADS BRING BUSINESS
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Banks and Exchange
July a.
IOCAL CIFARINCS

indianapolis bank coarings for today
amounted TO S3.2l 900. Clearngs for tho
totaled Sd. 312 600 Debts for the week
were $40 M, 900
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WILL. pay cash for YOUR car or your
I. WOLF AUTO co.
Lin. 4516. Sol N. CAPITOL.
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NJ aiqA red 81 spl{ n No. b s Al 1sS'
SSs Id41 An No 5ar %alS 81 a. g. NJ; 10
yellow, 81 g s1Ac: No. I yellow yellow zee; No.
no iS 3 mixed. IL 9fc: No. 3 White. So 4 a
sake: NJ. 8 white, n &c. oats-No; 2
white. ,43a44Ac No. white, AZ q
Rye-No. 2. $685.. Timothy-$5.75 q
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Local Wagon Wheat

LOCAL grain elevators are paying 81 81
for No. 2 red wheat. Other grades ara
purchased on their merits.
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Calves Are Steady

The calf market remained steady
and trading was slow. Receipts
were estimated at only 200 calves.
Best vealers brought the top price
of $3.50 and the bulk of the sales
were made at $13@13.5O.
The sheep and lamb market was
strong to 25c higher in the last trad
ing period of the week. Lambs
moved up to $3.50 from Fridays
quotation of $1325. Other good
lambs sold down to 80. Sheep were
unchanged at Sc and down; breed
ing ewes, $6@7; yearlings, $10@11,
and bucks, 1904. The run was es-
timated at 800 ovines. which was
slightly larger than is usually seen
in the pens on a Saturday.
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Commission Row
Prices to Retailers
ErnifA


81 IS a IS; Early Harvest $3.50: Live
land raspberry. So.
B Bnniabs ssTies@5a. C.. Capt, crt.. ss@
''I G2sintaloupesZiirizona and Arkansas,
at WAY lard cPt. 2S75 a Is Jumbo CRIT Sd
n $50: honye dew melons CRIT. S2.5O@
'CSherries-Michigsn 1e;9t,, CRIT. So.
oranges-Cahfornis Valencia. rt.'
Cocoanuts-Jamaica, s6@1Q,
Huckleherries--16-ut. CRIT. u. no
Observation-Disclosures. 24-ot. CRIT. S2.75
/. GSirapes-california. seedless, CRIT. $3.50:
Ma acknowledgements. half box. ss75
q tfemons-calitornis. box s5.5o@e.5o.
PPeeaale5csmHiiey Bellies. bu.. s1.5OG2:
RaaeSsEFis:s3 3; ~; 24g e So SEsa 3 $500
Pears-Calitornia Bartlett. oox' 92'f"
q PPlums-California, red. CRIT So 2.25;
blue; CRIT Sc 70; F yIeIiS%' S SRA 65c
Vegetables
BesnsSH. r., sreen, bu,, So. $500
Beets-H. 6. doz, punches. 81 a 4oc e.
csulidowsr-H. G., CRIT So q 2gO.
Celery--M1nclgdn cru, al 10.
Corn-H. G.. doz. ears. As a SOC.
GucumoersTT5Ha:; HI H. S qoz.' 355e@s1
fssF6&Fs4 sp rRasiasRBs 4Sc bS @Oc
Lettuce-Wetern., head, crt0 $50 $50.
H Leaf 1I, d%i.sns basket b@p oo a &c.
Mushrooms-IFaneY. ID, 75c@ 81,
bag, Ss.6OGs.75; II. G, yellow sbu., 81 so
Glib; il. c. green doz.' 500 Doc; Span
Parsiey---Fapcy II. G.. doz.,. 72 a 90c
Peas-New York. telephone, hmp.. So.
80 a 35c. Fl O. button, dos,, SO q 60c..
.Rhubarb-H. g.. doz. punches. 2o@
spinach-H. G.. bbl.. S1@125.
Sweet Potatoes-Alabama. hmp.. $2.75
fTomatoes-H. G.. 2o-pound basket So
| 62.25.
Potatoes-idaho. per cwt.. S.; Virginia
cobbers bbl S47545: Kentucky cob
,blers. 150-pound bag. S4.25 a $50.
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BIZ United Press
NEW YORK. July 24.-Foreign exchange
Sterling. $3.50 off &c: francs. .2,46c,
UP lie; lire, 3.29c up .02c; Belgium,
= 81 re. NJ he: marks. % soc: Holland
40. Sc: Sweden. 26. nc. off ole: Russia,
,, Sc: Hong Kong. 81 V Shanghai, 7lc.
Yokohama Able
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CHICAGO Stocks
In the Cotton Market
nv Thomson & McKinnnnl

NEW YORK July q 24.@There was a
ing unchanged in response to a. level 1iv-
erpool markety Before the call MAS fin.
quickly advanced 30 points. There was
no news, of Importance. che, fact, that the
nished the competition for. contracts.
About half of tn average crop comes from
the bols which form about the lower
limbs of the cotton plant, and u is lust
here that the general deficiency of fruit is
being noted The upper crop is always I'M
wonder that cotton is advancing? The
weather; especially in Texas. is still UNI
favorable.
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Chicago Grain Table

-. Chicago. July 24;-Primary receipts:
sgaDst 5 sf 90 d2s sS5 GS S
against. 74S,00o. Shipments; Wheat. ], :
224 900, ,aagSal2ast 947,ooo3 corr $4,000,
4S1 900.
CHICAGO. July 24--Carlot receipts:
Wheat. 1852: corn. 49, oats. 20. rye. 4.
acA TP }gy epie@Ber G GofP wh 6e
cember, nd NC, iCorn--July. up IL c;
September. up &c: December. up 4 c.
Oats-July. up l sc: September and De-
cemher. up 1 hc. Provisions higher.
wheat@No. 2. ST .40G1. Al. Corn-No, 2.
S7@SSc; Rye,-No. 2, $1,0ss oats-No.
2. 46d 47c. Barley--No. 2. CSC.
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Indianapolis. Ind.
Sealed proposals will be received at the
office of the State Highway Commission
indianapolis, Ind. at 10 o'clock q, M,
Aug. H., 1928 for emulsified asphalt, hot
nous concrete (hot miSA. rock. asphalt,
rock asphalt on black base. bituminous
macadam, reinforced concrete 4-inch thick
and reinforced concrete 5-inch thick. sur
face. IN State Road No 81. Section. A.. in
Mari9h County. distance OF 2.23 miles.
extending from Ft.. Harrison Road IN .
south,yesterly direction.
Thk contract consists OF eight different
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CHICAGO STATEMENT
NEN YnRK sTATEMENT .

BU tpicd Press
CHICAGO. July of-Clearings. sos.
500 600: balances. SIS. 500 600.
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Big Used Car
Bargains


1926 Jewett Sedan. Demonstration.
1928 Overland Standard Sedan.
Demonstration.
1925 Paige De Luxe Sedan; used
$500 miles.
1924 Nash Sedan; newly painted.
1924 Odds Sedan.
1924 Odds Touring.
1924 Maxwell Coach.
1922 Maxwell Touring.
1924 Overland Coupe; two-pass.
1921 Dodge Sedan.
1928 Dodge Touring. ~
1924 Ford Roadster. Several to
choose from.
1895 Ford Roadster.
1928 Ford Tourings. Several to.
choose from.
1926 Ford Coupes. Balloon tires.
1924 Ford Coupes. Several to
choose from.
1924 Chevrolet Touring. Several.
1924 Chevrolet Coach.
1924 Hudson Coach.
1921 Hudson Sedan; new tires. -
1925 Essex Coach. Several to
choose from.
1924 Overland Touring.
1924 Overland Coupe.
1921 Ford Coupe.
1923 Ford Coupe.
1920 Chalmers Sedan.
1923 Star Touring.
Many of These Cars Can Be
Bought for as Low as $40 Down
Easy Terms
l.. t. ALLEN
MOTOR SALES
1923 Virginia Ave.
Paige & Jewett Dealers.
Open Evenings.
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WEEKEND HOG MART is IRREGULAR
Porkers Steady, IS to %
Cents Higher; Cattle
Are Slow.

: The hog market at the Indian,
apolis Livestock Exchange ruled IT.
regular in the final session Of the
week. Extreme heavy weight ma
terial was steady to 25c higher, me-
dunn weighs were 25c higher and
choice lights were 15c to Csc higher.
Light receipts and a good demand
were the causes for the increase in
values.
The run was estimated at 5000
porkers and 81 were held over from
the Friday trading period and added
to the total fresh offering in the
pens. Light hogs brought the top
price of $14.40 and the bulk of the
sales we're made at $1S,15@14.25.
Pigs were sold at\I$13.75@14 and
packing sows brought $13.75@14.
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Hog Price Scale

Matured hogs weighing 16O-1SA
lbs, $14.40, 15c to Csc higher; 10000
lbs, $14,25, 15c to Csc higher; 200-210.
lbs, $14, 25c higher; 210-225 lbs.
$3.50, 25c higher; 225125O lbs, $1S.45,
Csc higher; 250-275 lbs, $13.15, 15c
higher; 275-9OO lbs, $3.50, 25c
higher; 3OO-325 lbs, $1265, Csc
higher; 325 lbs and up, $12 ,1O@12.35,
Steady to 25c higher.
The cattle market was generally
steady with Fridays average. but
trading was very slow and uninter-
esting because Of curtailed receipts,
estimated at only 200 cattle. Steers
were priced at SS@1O.5O; heifers, 81
Ole, and cows $5.50@7.
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TnREIGN EXCHANGE

BIZ THiicd Press
NEW YORK. July 81 Cloarnes $3.50,
100000: balances SS5, OOO. 900.
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New York Liberty Bonds
Produce Markets

Eggs--strictiy fresh delivered at Indian
Bitter wholesale prices) - Creamery.
best grade pound, 41q43c: buying price
Foultry-Fowis. 24c: Leghorns, 22e;
Cheese lwhoiessle buying prices)-wis.
eonsin Daisies, "a q 25c: Longhorns. "a y
&c: Liwbwger. 27a, =
NEW YORK, July 24.-Flour--pup and
easy PorkI,Weak; mess. S39 80; Lard
s1FaRa% middle 1@ % es lest SIP Td Inca
firm; granuiated $50 a $40. Coffee :
r. Bjo g. No. 4 i9sse Santos No; 4. ~ i g
iIas "a TasGTsfHf sSs sPeedIais no 70 ef
y q / As. Dressed poultTy13bun; tar'
400 52c: fowls. isaac: ducks. Long Is
lands. 26c Live poultry-Dull; geese, Is
turkeys. 25c roosters. $50: broilers 256p
40c. Cheeser--Quiet; state milk, common
TO special. * q 24c; young, AMERICAS. y y
Long Island. TS3 1850. ButterESteady
creamery. extras. 40 q a Ale; special mar
ket. Al . q 493c. ,Eggs-Erregular: nearby
81 q 42c; fresh firsts, ga 29c; Pacific
coast first to extras. Al a Al iac; western
whites. 20 u q SIC; nearby browns. 30 a
CHICAGO. July 25zc6esse-ryin;,
ducks. 23c: geese. "a 26c: springs. zoe;
turkeys. Soc; roosters, 1Sc; broilers. 29c;
Potatoes-Receipts. zig cars: Kansas and
Missouri sacked Irish cobblers. 81 % q
1.50 Virginia barrel Irish cobblers, $500
a 3.15.
CLEVELAND. July 24-Butier-Fxtrs
in tubs. ace extra frsts, 40@ Ale: hrsts,
S Ta as pace Extra s'3g rss @S Efs rss
2SA c; ordinary firsts. -2762T hc.. Poul-
try-Heavy fowls. % a 2Sc;.. Leghorn
fowls 23M24c: Leghorn broilers ~
29c; heavy broilers. IS a 3sc: roosters. II
q 1Sc: ducks, Ira 1Sc; young ducks; Is
iSc. Potatoes@virginia. barrel. $3.50;
Carolina stave So a 3.25.
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Dodge Touring
Has had wonderful care; enamel like
new; 0; X: mechanically and all tires
good. Special at S2S5.
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Nash

A Nash that couldn't be in better
shape; late model: has extras. This car
Is about perfect mechanically. Price only
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-07-24

TOLEDO. July 24;--Cash grain Wheat
s6a SIC. Rye-No. 2. ST o.. oatszg,No.
.. As a Acc. Barley---No. 2. CSC. Glover
5eI sd555S 3stGpeF 81 pefe
ber So So October. 1855 Alsilxe-Au-
gust. S14,75. Butcer--41 q 44c. - Eggs
% a 29c. Hay-$2S. ~
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OIIO IUIOI LUuTIHS
light used car that can be deepnded
upon; mechanically o. K: late model
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= Dodge Brothers Touring
Just the thing for lot Of dependable
and economic transportation. Only S97.