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Deaths

william Gray. 40. 40 N. Brookvi1le. car
cinoma.
Robert Carl Scott. 81. 20 e. Thirty
Sixth carcinoma.
sarah Breeze. 80. Norways sanitar,um.
arteriosclerosis.
james Albert Daugherty. SO. city hos
pital accidental
Phebe Billiard. As. city hospital. car
Christian westminster. 7s. 54s N. Pine.
urcuia.
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BIZ UHued Press
NEW YORK, Aug. 3.-The
hottest tip" the New York Stock
Exchange has had in years came by
way Iof ship news reporter, who
didn't realize that he had a story
which in one day would add almost
$40 900 900 to the stock market valu-
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THoMPsoN's WORRY OVER

CWTtFU ITFco
MANILA, Aug. 3.-Colonel Carmi
Thompson, President Coolidge's per
sonal representative. need worry no
more concerning his expenses. The
Philippine House of representatives
has voted to pay them.
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500. ooN ART-R ROBBERY

BU UHHed Press
NEW YORK. Aug. 3.-Within {
hundred feet of the Rockefeller resi-
dence in East Firty-Fourth St.. neal
Fifth Ave., thieves stole more thar
100000 worth of art objects from
the gallery Of p. Jackson Higgs
connisseur and art collector. y
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TRADE INTEREST
CENTERS ON CORN
Leading Cereal Is Lower al
Close.
BIZ Tnited Press


CHICAGO. Aug 3.-All interest
on the Chicago Board of Trade was
today centered in the corn pit, for
that grain closed sharply higher,
while wheat was fractionally lower,
and oats was unchanged.
Wheat lost Ne. There was some
short covering and commission
house buying on the break. Liver
pool closed sharply lowerI Canadian
news was bearish. and the pressure
of the new crop wheat was felt.
There was but little demand, most
buyers waiting for still lower prices.
There was fair activity in the cash
grain, which was also lower.
Despite the weakness of wheat,
corn made good gains and closed -rss
to Ia higher than Monday. The
fact that receipts areNsmall and that
80, 900 bushels were posted out OF
condition caused the bulge despite
some rather bullish crop news that
was received today.
Oats closed unchanged from Mon
days last prices. There was very
little done in this pit. Larger re-
ceipts are exepcted shortly and then
there may be some action.
Provisions sold off early, but re-
covered on commission house buying.
They had a strong tone at the close.
CHICAGO, Aug. 3.-Cariot lreceipts
wheat 1919: corn. 20; oats. 154; rye. 2.
CHICAGO Aug. 3.-Primary receipts
957 900 against $50 900: oats Al I 900
agsinst. 1 .6I2 900; shipments Wheat, IA !. :
against $4,000: oats. $4,000 against
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Hogs
Other Livestock

s $Sso e 6&8Gu5S as 5ss PF s:
I5Q,i86 he. s1s35g 1850: s06Sois6 lbs lbs.
fba55o 1000 s 9s4Est
for light and heavyweight steers stesdy,
others slow: top. SSG $50; beef steers. So
so; beef cows, S2.75 a 425: low cutters
and cutter cows. Sl3.50: veslers. ss.504 8;
$500 300 ea market stesdy t op fat Ssnbs
S13 %: bulk fat lambs. Si36 1925; bulk
Gull lambs 50.
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In the Cotton Market
nv Thomson 4 McKinnon,

T
NEW YORK. Aug. 3-The market has
a solid and substantial appearance 1t
takes selling yell. 1t holds its place In
there will be an upward movement this
week. Boil weevils are numerous and an
other week will bring the story of their
activity.
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Local Wagon Wheat

LOCAL grain elevators are paying ST %
for No. 2 red wheat. Otner grades ara
purchased on their inertia
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In the Sugar Market
a. rhomsor = McKinnon

(By Thomson & Mcklnnon( :,
NEW YORK, Aug. 3.-The latest cal.
culatiens. Of willett &, Gray show that
stocks of Cuban raws have declined anouII
moderately in recent weeks. The. trade Is
doing very little for the present. but II is
we'll.
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COUNCIL Faction
FER Haskell,
|SLATEST RUMOR
Politicians Cast About to
Find Why Temporary
Loan Was Refused.

Politicians seeking an explanation
why the city council majority fac
ton refuses to authorize a 100000
temporary loan to pay salaries Of
city employees until November tax
money becomes available, today dis
cussed, a rumor that the councilmen
are after" o. d. Haskell, president
Of the board of safety.
Haskell, according to the rumor,
is viewed by some Republican powers
as board of safety member who
would vigorously resist certain poll
teal maneuvers in the police and
fire departments which the poll
ticians would like very much to
make. Mayor Duvall is understood
to be unwilling to sacrifice Haskell,
one of the outstanding business men
of the administration, for support
Of the council If this is what the
council majority has up its sleeve.
Buser Not Trader
City Controller William c. Buser
said he is mot trading man." that
he has explained the fact that en-
ployes will have to go without pay
for about two months unless the
loan is authorized and that he has
nothing further to offer.
President Boynton j. Moore, coun-
ell majority leader. said tho loan
would not be authorized at special
meeting Wednesday. The only ex-
PLANTATION offered for the delay is
that the city has borrowed toormuch
already this year.
$4,000 in Treasury
Administration leaders point out
that the city must meet the salaries
sooper or later or suspend munich
pal operation.
There is $4,000 in the treasury
The weekly pay roll Of laborers Sat
urday will take $4,000 of this
Buser does not know how he will
meet the semi.monthly pay roll of
$1,000 due Aug. 10.
- The council Monday night
authorized at s125O0O temporary
loap for the health board, insuring
operation OF city hospital.
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OBREGON WITH GALES
General Takes Stand in Religious
Controversy.

BIZ United Press
NOGALES, SONORA, MEXICO.
Aug. 3.-General Obregon today an.
nounced his support of President
Gales in the religious controversy,
He declared that church dignitaries
provoked the conflict ''in a spirit of
manifest rebellion against fun.
damental laws"
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Heavy Receipts Cause Break
-LightWeights Sell
atSk3.65.

The hog market was 10 to so
cents lower in trading today at the
Indianapolis Livestock Exchange.
Lightweight material was generally
10 to 35 cents lower and heavy stock
was rs to 80 cepts lower. Heavy re-
ceipts and lower prices in the princi-
pal competitive market was the
cause for the slump in hog values.
The run was estimated at 10000 and
934 were held over from the initial
session of the week and added to
the total fresh offering in the pens.
Lights brought the top price of
S13.65 and the bulk of the matured
hogs were sold at s12@13.5O.
Hog Price Scale
Matured hogs weighing 160-1so
lbs. were sold at 1885, represent
ing loss of 1O@35 cents from
prices quoted Monday; 10000 lbs,
$3.50. 1895 cents lower; 2Oo-210
lbs. s13.25, 1905 cents lower; 21O-
225 lbs. S13. 35@50 cents lower; 225-
235 lbs. S12.75. 40 cents lower; 235-
1850 lbs, $3.50. 40 cents lower; $50
275 lbs. $3.50 cents lower; 275-30O
lbs. S11.75, so cents lower; S0O.S25
lbs. s11.5O. 2595O cents lower. and
S25 lbs. and up s11.25. new quota
toni
The cattle market was practically
steady with run OF material esti-
mated at 900 bovines that were In
the pens at the start of the session.
A good demand was in evidence for
the choice kinds of stock and a light
demand was experienced by the
cheaper grades. Steers were priced
at S6G10.50; heifers. s6.509e.75,
and cows. s5506675.
Calves Are Higher
The calf market was sharply
higher from the start Of the day.
Best vealers brought the top price
Of s1450. which was 81 higher than
Monday. The bulk OF the sales were
made at S1461450. Receipts were
estimated at 1900 calves. A good
demand from shipping points was
the cause of the sudden upswing.
The sheep and lamb market was
steady. Receipts were estimated at
LOO ovines. Lambs were priced at
S961S; sheep. Sc and down; breed
ing ewes, S7@s, and bucks. saga.
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BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Aug. 3-Foreign exchange
spsd higher a Rema9d is er I'M 08:eq lire
marks. g Soc;, Holland. 49155lc: SSha13g-
sc
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE

Wv United Press
NEW YORK Aug 3--Clearings, 81,
300 100000; balances. S107 100000.
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CHICAGO FRUIT PRICES

CHICAGO. Aug. 3.-Apples. basket, 15c
biueberies. case. $3@4: cherries. case,
So cuF ease pae6es
crate. So @2.75 pears box. 81 az: plums.
case 75cMS1: red raspberries. "a pts.
50 % a 2 .75. cantaloupes. crate. 81 90 "a
$50: honeydews.~ crate. 81 50@2; water
melons car 500 a 225
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Banks and Exchange
NEW YORK STATEMENT
Aug. s.
LOCAL CLEARING

Indianapolis bank clearings for toda,
amounted to S0161 900. Debts. So,
337 600
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COCHRAN REPORT
IS MAIN TOPIC OF
TRADE DISCUSSION
First Time Morgan Partner
Has Predicted Higher
Prices.
Average Stock Prices

Average of twenty industrial stocks for
Tuesday was 161lS4. up 1.37
'"I Average age Of forty bonds. e4.91. up .o1.
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CHICAGO, ILL.

j. B. Deveaux, prominent in the
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manager of the Enterprise Institute,
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The reader will remember of my
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he was now holding high-salaried
position in Government munition
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Armistice Day when shortly after
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(To be continued).
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