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Other Livestock

CLEVELAND. May 25--Hogs = Re
ceipts 1000; market steady. 25c higher:
Workers, Sl5.25: mixed, SASS. medium.
$4,000 = SO. pigs. $1,000. roughs. ST.
stays. IS so. ,Cattle-ReceiDts. 1907 mar
800 fair. to good butcher steers. 81 a.
g 80, good to choice heifcrs. IS a o. good
to choice butcher bulls So a = 80: good
to choice cows S6ft $50: fair TO good
cows. - a >; common COWS, 50 q: mich,
ers and springEers o6 $40 q So SheScp End
SD. Calves-Recclpts. 800, market soc
PITTSBURGH. Nav 25.-Catue - Re
ceipts light. market steady: choice. 50 so
0.75: good 1925 Q. 90; fair. $50 a
SOS: veal calves S13d 1850. Sheep ari
sp prime ,S Tg'h9 mixed g q go
lambs SSa15. Hogs Receipts s dou-
ma %edum sseasT heavy ds1y
Workers $l5@ 15l5; light Y93rllSe e. 1
S S55 li qpE' stas $50 4 3
.C1NCINNATI May. @5.ECattle - Re
ceipts, 300; market steady Shipping
Market strong. 50c higher: good to choice
S11 80 a 100, Hogs-Receipts. $500:
PRPeed5ers and butcbSSrs $1,000 4S0
good to cSoiSe s8S%7 sr
strong. SOC higher good to choice. ST q
,oToLEDo;, May G5;m,,dHogssY7, R e p t
mediums S14 400 1850, Workers. Sl4.3O
Market steady. Sheep and lambs-Mar-
ket steady.
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Commission Row
Prices to Retailers
FruitR

Prices to Retailers
Fruits
,AppIes a. BALDWIN. ,49poyp4 h Sask 81
"iBB snaPnas pof3 ii Is o.
6sa,s9gpfSsfS 81 c tta e
cocoa1uis-Ismsles, Sc for 100.
Limes~10O. $3.50.
ineapples-Cuban. CRIT. S4@45Q
Strawberrles--TenneS CRIT, 81 90 q ..
Observation-Disclosures. Doh. 1925 1850.
Vegetables
Artichokes-Fancy California. S369Z5
Asparagus-H, G.. doz. 6o@75e
Beetss1Ha &C.. bu.. S1.25: Southern,
D BRUSSELS Sprouts-Fancy California,
DO ocsa6baasSe& 2Alsbsma, CRIT, s2.76@a; Mis-
crts. 81 a 4ESo; 4sts. 81 a,&S5ao''' ,,' D1'
sp6 RSO So b. f f 3d. A gf5o
~ ttjaSTSiinowsr-H. O., CRIT S3.25@3.5O
GCs orTyyTeEas su. ersSa SSS2@5S'
r, CumcpmbegrssZzIHa H9s box. S2'6o@2'7o;
f fsE } B ST. S25s2 Fl 3
EettycecGTSes;teTTP d Iceberg; srts $2g
1.S5: Ohio. 1Q-pound basket. 81 al 10.
Mana oessmaFio5EidGa trunk. Sc 60,
vS 6RiO1 r. SsY2S* H cF a. red b Ss
33y ysstt}GvF Plh1fwHH 699% d0SG o6 dos
= Psas@ PEAS, sg 81 S hmD~ s225@2.5o; N.
PotstSes~ Miq6Isan white: ,10Os;!b,, sa e .
ohio %I26lb. SACK. $6.75; Florida Ti1:
umph. S5Q5,25 60;p9und hamper Texas
nesota, ,120poyn,d, sack, S5.5OQ6: Florida
Radishes-S,M fssissippi. ,so@ 35c doz.: H.
G. button. Sl,15@ ;35 doz,
California, 40-pGonnn nd box rs S&S765gS;r,
Sassafras-Doz lunches, 35c.
Spinach--Texas. bu.. 81. 20.
Sweet Potatoes--Jersey. bu, SO "a 3 so
Nancy Hall. hmp. So 15Q 2.35.
Tomatoes--Crt.. six bask et. $500.
new !" Texas 1s1n CRIT. s25oas. '
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MEROU GROTTO VISITED
Lafayette Bodies to Attend Cere'
mOniaI Here June 4.

BIZ Times Special -,
LAFAYETTE, Ind, May 25.-The
official inspection Of Merou Grotto
was conducted by Past Monarch
Raymond f. Murray Of Sahara Grot-
to Of Indianapolis, a member Of the
finance committee of the supreme
council, as special deputy Of Grand
Monarch George A. Treadwell, at the
Family Theater here last night,
when a class Of forty candidates re-
ceived the Yelled Prophets degree.
Murray, Past Monarch Denzil G.
Barnhill. founder of MerOu Grotto.
Othniel Hitch and o. r. Valid, all of
indianapolis were guests of honor at
a banquet.
Merou Grottoes' newly organized
patrol and band made their initial
appearance on the streets of Lafay
cite and were enthusiastically re
ceived. Monarch Force plans to
bring these organizations to the
ceremonial of Sahara Grottos atz ms
dianapciis=nn IuneA
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Deaths

Infant Coforth, : hours. Methodist Hos
pital. premature birth. 80,
Hazel Northern. D months. 1884 Ken
lucky. brOnoho pneumonia.
Minnie Johnson 20 1903 Maple. pull
IFtS PadricE. -. 4517 f. Seven
Judd +, Tayior, 90. lOl6 E. Pershing.
Franklin NJ. Harvey. n. city hospital.
"a. joseph Joseph" Louis Allen. SO. city hospital.
barbara Beck 81. ii92 W. Thirty
Th he s' Taylor. l. $40 Torbet broncho
'' carrie S1G.'' Brown. 20. 925 Hadley. chronic
Miles cs f. Sweeney. AZ. Tor W. Thirty
First chronic neDhritls.
Rose Baker. 90. Long Hospital. looar
Albert T. Pierson. 65. Palace Hotel.
onf Frank iTaacic IS. Christian Hospital
'oI PalR 8yfeii' = Nichols So o25 Sanders,
Fred red Kerr. 81. Long Hospital. chronic
Nancy A Parks. So. 1874 W Pratt.
chronic interstitidl nephritis.
sarah A. Knight 20. 1920 F. Washing
ton, chronic, myocardluS. 100, ttor, coro-
u 8 Ethel nG'"S Nav Thomas 30. 1854 y. Tai
bOtt cerebral hemOrrhage. 49, -
Margaret Higgins Tarrants. 70. TO1 r.
New York chronic myoCardits, i.
jerry Day. -. CITY hospiAdi ''iiNAi'S
laura IRA Hess. ~. 314O Park. broncho
pneumonia
Edith Mosebarger. -. 1854 y. Illinois
pulmonary tuberculosis
Bessie Spears. II. city hospital. sep
James Rupc. 60 city hospital. chronic
"' G ;iits'' J. Keise. A.. 72sla F. st. Clair.
Se' GcSrre s0 ohVcr. % 4oa y Blaoford To-
bar pneumonia
nephrits. ,,oo vr.,,,-,,
Carrie johnson. B3. llO9 WOODLAND
.Sf Becker. So. II y. Tacoma, en-.
docarditis. ,,-,.. ~;
tai accidental -,
premature birth.
Robert Robe Fienoigh. 81 5l6 Myrtis, pull
mOnRry tuberculosis.
Charity Frances Montgomery. IL
months 116 y. Miley. broncho pneumonia
Marv Morales. months. city hospltai,
whoopng cough
eclPrOgls
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-05-25
CHICAGO GRAIN
CLOSE IS UNEVEN
May Wheat Trading Proves
to Be Light.

BD Jnited Press
CHICAGO, May 25.-Grain prices
closed uneven on the Chicago Board
Of Trade today. Wheat closed un-
even. Activity in May was light as
large shipments Of grain are still
arriving and It is expected that there
will be an ample supply to fulfill all
contracts.
The feeble tone Of Liverpool
caused some bearish sentiment here,
but it was counteracted by reports
from the northwest, where rain is
still lacking. Exports showed some
improvement with about 5000
bushel shipped.
Corn closed fractionally lower in
all positions after a dull day.
oats continued to show little &C.
tivity, but maintained the firmest
tone on the floor.
Provisions closed higher.
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PAGEt11

right or constitutional government
his spokesman declared today
The President feels the States
have not only invited Federal en-
forcement Of the prohibition act, but
have commanded the Federal GOV
eminent to enter state boundaries
to carry over the enforcement
Meanwhile the Senate again be-
came embroled over the legality of
the Presidents order Senator
Walsh DemocraD. Montana, an
ardent dry coming to the defense
Of the order.
His position was Immediately as
sailed by Senators George Demo
craft, Georgia, and Helm Demo
craft Alabama.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-05-25
JUST LITTLE BEESWAX

In ancient times, according to an
old poem, for the lack of a horseshoe
nail a kingdom was lost. Monday
night. lack of sufficient beeswax cost
Indianapolis radio fans a concert
from WFBM, Merchants Heat and
Light Company station.
During the thunder storm, light
ing struck the station aerial three
times. AS protection against this.
series condensers are equipped with
beeswax which seals up the breaks
after lighting strikes. Twice the
wax worked, but the third time it
had been boiled away to such an
extent that it refused to function
and the station was out Of COM
mission for more than hour.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-05-25
rs VENIREMEN CALLED

Trial of Mike Minardo, 443 S. Ala.
balna ST., charged with involuntary
manslaughter is to open Wednesday
before Criminal Judge James A.
Collins. The case will be tried be-
fore a jury for which seventy.five
names have been drawn.
Minardo was indicted after the
automobile he was driving is al
legged to have overturned on the
Rockville Rr.. west of the city, kill
ing Miss Bertha Wright. Judson l..
Stark. deputy prosecutor, said the
evidence will show Minardo was
driving his machine about : forty
miIesSartA hour.
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Produce Markets

Rggs--strictly tresh delivered at Indian
apoils. 26 Cd 27c.
Butter, wholesale prieeel Creamery.
beat grade. pound; A3 a 44c: buying pric'
for packing stock. p q &c.
young az turkeys, 2S@ 28c: ducks. is a Ice
coisin daisee "a a. hc' LonFhorus "a n
PIC: Limburger. Pic
CHICAGO. May .95.-Butter -Reeeipts
Receipts, 46,765; ordinaries,' Fl a &c;
hrsts. 90 u a 20Rc; twins, 10 NC; Amer
fowls. 39c; .oucSs, 29cs;. geese, 1bc; springs
P5 CSC; turkeys. 35c; roosters. TIC;
proilers. 41Q 44c. Potatoes--Receipts
Doe cars; old Wisconsin round whites
k2,5003; Minnesota round whites. So a
266; Idaho russets, SO q 3 40. rurals So
M310: New Alabama, Louisiana and
Texas Bliss Triumphs. No. l. S4.1O@
CLEVELAND. May 25. = Potatoes =
Idaho bakers. $3.50 per 120-pound sack
Wisconsin, 1878 @6 per 150-pound sack
Florida. SIG per barrel; Texas Triumphs
$3.50 per 100-pound sack, Poultry :
Heavy fowls. 80 a 33c Leghorn fowls. 81
a 33c; Leghorn broilers 40 a 45c: heavy
broilers. As % soc; cocks. 10 m20c. Butter
Extra In tub, lots, AZ a 43c; extra
3ei4c: flrsts. 39% c: packing. stock CSC.
Fegs-Northern extra firsts. 81 u c.; north
ern Ohio extra f1rsts. 301ac; western
frsts. 20 NC.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-05-25
GAS TAX PHASE Is UP
Counties Wonder If Commission
Has Authority TO Accept Aid.

Several Indiana counties con-
template raising the question of
whether the State highway commits
sion has authority to accept financial
assistance from the counties out of
their share Of the State gasoline
tax. it has been learned
Attorney General Arthur L. Gil.
liom recently held such a procedure
proper, but county officials point out
that the law provides for such aid
only from the county general fund.
The counties shares Of the gasoline
another fund, it is pointed out.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-05-25
COUNTY LEADS SALES
Reports Marion Heads List in
Christmas Seal Work.

Marion County bought more anti
tuberculosis Christmas seals per
capita than any county in the coun-
try. it was announced today by Sec
rotary Mary \. Meyers Of the Ma
rion County tuberculosis Associ-
alton. who returned from trip to
seven Pennsylvania counties, where
she conducted one-day seal sale in
stitutes. Announcement Of Marion
County's showing was received from
DR. Linsly +. Williams, managing
director Of the National tuberculosis
Association.
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EXPOSITION Is VISITED
indianapolis Newspaper Men See
Philadelphia Grounds.

c. w. McCarty OF the Indianapolis
News and Volney b. Fowler of The
Indianapolis Times returned today
from Philadelphia, where they rep
resented Indiana newspapers at an
inspection OF the Sesqui-Centennial
Exposition grounds Sunday.
The exposition, a world fair, will
open next Monday. Philadelphia is
preparing to entertain thousands Of
Of Hoosiers during the summer. AL
though Indiana will not be officially
represented by a building, many
Hoosier products will be displayed.
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GETS 10 DAYS IN JAIL
Man, Charged With Auto Theft,
Fined 81.

Charged with vehicle-taking grand
larceny and unlawful possession of
an automobile. Adam Shelly, 80, Ne
gro. 41O1 Cornelius Ave. today was
fined 81 and Jailed ten days by Gar
rett Odds. sitting as judge pro tenn.
in Municipal Court Three. The
charges of affidavit were changed
to petit larceny. it was said.
Shelly was discharged on an
other affidavit charging he entered a
house to commit a felony.
Odds said the light penalties were
the result Of a recommendation by
the Negroes employer, DR.. Joseph
Wright, 1907 n. Meridian st. from
whom Shelly was alleged to have
stolen a $1,000 automobile.
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DRIVER IN CRASH
TO BE- RESLATED
Robert Frye Will Face Man.
slaughter Charge.

Charge of involuntary man
slaughter will be placed against
Robert Frye. p, OF S3S River Ave,
today, following death Of Owen
Eacret, II, of 1851 Lawton Ave, at
city hospital, Monday, following an
auto crash near Waverly. Ind. Sun
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Births



= Clemens and Mary Greskamp, 1919
Boulevard Pr
Llberato and Mary De Felce. eOl
Arvel and Elsie Ramon. Christian Hos.
:, Vaughn and Ethel Burris. Christian
Earl and Lillian Baron, 5237 E Wal
>, Frances and Ethel Warren. Methodist
Hospital.
Robert and Dana Fries 1906 Dawson
Charles ana Octavia Cool. $500 Wood.
Michael and Gertrude Kirby. Long Hos
>, William and Goldia Stafford. 43l s.
Lee and Helen Becroft. 400 Irving.
Thomas and Jessie Cartwright, $40
Virgil and Helen Mcdowell. 1879 y
=, RAYMOND and Ollie Young e743 y.
Herbert and Irene Rumple, 4o15 E
William and Virginia Hoffman 100 n.
:, George and Ada sennhsuscr, Methodist
Hospital.
Max and Florence Reese. Methodist Hos
Alex and Elizabeth Kelley. go Edge
Albert aud BernIce Davlx, c233 y.
LOUIS and Rose williams. 1909 Ring
Ernest and Dorothy Caldwell Christian
William and Marie Cunningham. Chris
/ tian Hospital
/ -, Homer and Florence Rushton. Christian
Hospital.
Orvile and Hildred Kelly. 1892 Y Tire
mont.
Victor and Viola Beuuder. 1910 Naomi
%, James and Madeline Dilley. Methodist
/ Hospital.
| Harry and Edna Wikerson 30 Rarcher
=, Robert and Caroline Welsh. $3.50
Rawles.
/ Dovt and Frida Ccier. l52 Bakemeyer.
John and Elizabeth Tucker. ll4l
/ Broadway.
John and Lula Garrett 11l5 Muey.
| Boone and Ada Conn. 7@S Grove.
| Harry and Mary Putnam 700 $. East.
/ William and Eva Kelly. 1904 +. Forty
Charles and Mary vnes. 533 Rochester
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RACE DRIVERS GUESTS
Entertained by Utilities Company at
Service Club.

Several race drivers entered in
the 500-mile race at the Speedway
May 81, were guests at the luncheon
of the Service Club Of the Inter
state Public Utilities Company at
the Lincoln today.
The drivers, Jules Ellingboe, Ben
nett Hill, Peter De Paolo and Dave
Lewis, were introduced by Thomas
A. Hendricks, who covered" the
race for many years as a newspa
per man.
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In the Cotton Market
(By Thomson & McKinnon

NEW YORK. NAV 25-Cotton has been
quiet for the past few days. This. ,condi,
ton must change soon. The settlement
of outstanding contracts in July will
cover the June period. 1t is a very, large
interest. The longs have the best OF 1t IN
one Of which. and the simplest. is enough
10 give here. Cotton cannot, at this
price, be delivered in New York at q
profit The arbitrage houses viii not sell
their July before buying their short DC.
tober. Therefore ] say buy October or
will be enhanced by the fact that the crop
is late and not doing well.
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LAW SENIORS GUESTS
Bar Association to Hold Last Meet
ing Wednesday Night.

James A. Rohbach, dean of In
diana Law School, Sumner Clancy
acting dean Of Benjamin Harrison
Law School and Zach II. DUNCAN,
clerk of the State Supreme and APP
pellate Courts Will speak at the last
formal meeting Of the year Of the
Indianapolis Bar Association at the
Claypool, Wednesday night, Presi-
dent James NJ. ogden announced to-
day. Senior classes Of Indiana and
Benjamin Harrison law schools will
be guests.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-05-25
COOLIDGE DEFENDS
THAT DRY ORDER
Fails to See infringement on
States Rights.

BU INtcd PfCsS
WASHINGTON, May 25.--Presi.
dent Coolidge fails to see how the re-
cent executive order allowing State,
county and municipal officers. to be
appointed Federal prohibition agents
is an infringement upon States
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-05-25
Calves Sharply Higher

Calf prices were sharply higher
because of~an Increased demand. The
top price was 81 higher Mt $14.5O
against $3.50 for the previous day
and the bulk of the sales were made
at S13.50d14 representing n 80 cent
increase over Mondays average. Re
ceipts were estimated at 100
calves and the run moved 10 the
scales rapidly.
The sheep and lamb market was
strong. due TO the increased receipts
estimated at 400 ovines. and the
added demand from buyers. A large
bunch Of spring lambs were sold at
ST which was the top price and a
large Offering of ewes went under
the hammer at 81. Sheep were
steady at S69S and lambs were
S13613.50. Clipped lambs were S13
q Is. and bucks were s4a6.
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In the Sugar Market
Bv Thomson & McKInnon

NEW YORK, May 25.--With. the mar,
ket cleared off all offerings of raws at
So cents and an advance Of five points
by one refner,, Indications, are that re
placements requirements viii shortly force
ings Resumption OF trading in foreign
markets after the holiday may have. a
lures. We suggest purchases of the new
crop, options on all moderate - recessions.
sitions TO distant positions at existing diff
ferences appears advisable
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:, state Policeman Charles

day, state Policeman Charles
Bridges said.
Frye. Porter S<iles, 20, of 7ol
River Ave. snd Miss Dollie Steed,
20. of 729 y. pennsylvania St; John
Ratclff. %. of 1l19 Calhoun ST., were
also injured.
Charges Of intoxication were
placed against Skiles, Frye and Miss
steed. and additional charges OF
driving while intoxicated and rcck
less driving were placed against
Frye.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-05-25
NEW RENTAL BUREAU
Firm to Handle All Types of
Building.

The indianapolis Rental Bureau
has opened offices at COS Merchants
Bank Bldg. according to an an
nouncement made today by L. w.
Hauser, member of the Dollman-
Hauser Realty Co., and Crawford
Mott, of the Emory C. Crawford Co.
The new firm specializes in every
form Of rentals including houses.
storerooms. apartments and both
furnishedRndunfurnishedEooms.
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TO OPEN MITE BOXES
w. II. NJ. S. to Meet at Church
Wednesday Night.

Woman's Home Missionary So
ciety of Fletcher Place M. E. Church
will hold its annual mite box open
ing Wednesday night at 7:45 at the
church, Virginia and Fletcher AYES.
Pupils OF School No. 25 will give
a, program. Miss Berniece Church.
accompanied by Bonar Cra1her, will
\ &fnsA
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Statement of Condition
OF
The Inter-Insurance
Exchange of the
Chicago Motor Club
CHICAGO. ILLINOIS
1884 Michigan Ave.


1884 Michigan Ave
On the 3lst day of December 1925
CHAS. NJ HAYES. President
HOWARD NJ. BROWN Secretary.
NET ASSETS OF COMPANY
Cash in banks ton interest
and not on interest) IS gil .6345
Mortgage loans on real estate
cumbranceJ .-..'..,.... 2.O2q. 500 90
Accrued interest on mortgage 20 .431 so
Premiums and accounts due
and III process of collec-
ton ,..........,.,..... 114.46O79
Total net assets ........S2. 3s5, or ~
LIABILITIES
Amount due ard not due
banks or other creditors 5 qSS. 52S. SO
Losses due and unpaid 80. 239 .4l9 So
pany .....'.'............ 34.33647
Total liabilities .........S1. 262. 2S5 10
Surplus ...........,... 81 100. 742 OS
Total ..........-.,..- 81 $50 ,O27. 81
State OF Indiana.
Office of Commissioner of Insurance,
], the undersigned. commissioner of in.
surance OF Indiana, hereby. certify that the
above is a correct copy of the statement
of the condition of the above mentioned
company on the 31st day of December
1925. as shown by the original statement
and that the said original statement is
nov on file in this office.
In testimony whereof. ] hereunto sub
scribe my namc and affx my official seal
this 18th day OF April. 1926.
T. S. McMURRAY. JR.
tSEAL) Commi ssioner.
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CLUB PLANS BIRTHDAY
Past Presidents of Kiwanis TO Pro
vide Program.

Past presidents Of the Kiwanis
Club will be in charge of the tenth
anniversary program to be given at
the Claypool Wednesday noon.
Past presidents are: Harry f.
Yockey, Dwight S. Ritter. Carl S.
Wagner, Walter T. White, Henry l..
Dithmer, O. B. lies, f. e. Gates,
Robert Lleber, John A. George and
e. G.. Strathman.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-05-25
Local WAGON Wheat

INDIANAPOLIS mills ana grain elevator
are paving 81 for No. 2 red wheat
other grsuee on their merit
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CHICAGO May 25-Carlot receipts
Wheat. 1856. corn. "a Data. S5; rye, ,
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BIZ United Press -,
NEW YORK, May 25.-The firm
ness of prices which has character
ICED the stock market during the
past several sessions was continued
today with high grade rails, the
oil group and number Of the
motors, utilities and steels in good
demand.
Some institutions were reported
buyers of preferred and high grade
common stocks. Included in the oils
which reflected good trade, condi-
tons were Atlantic Refining, Mar
land, Shelly and Pure Oil.
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Statement of Condition
OF
The Eureka-Security
F. & M. ms. Co.
CINCINNATI. OHIO
90 Garfield PI

CINOlNNAIl. OHIO-
80 Garfield Pl
On the 3lst Day OF December. 1925.
F. A. RATHER President
r. G. DAWES JR.. Secretary.
Amount Of capital paid up. $500 900 90
NET ASSETS OF COMPANY.
Cash in banks con interest
and not on INTEREST," ....S 10. $50 81
Real estate unincumbered lis. 5OS 63
Bonds and stocks owned
market valueD ........ 1871 ,024. 4
and rents etc.I -. 10.O3O27
Premiums and accounts due
and in process OF collection 19l $50 .O6
Total net assets ........ 81 7O.753.77
LIABILITIES
Ressrve or amount necessary
TO reinsure outstanding. oo..,-
Losses sass' unadjusted and in ' ooao.
Bills sS and accounts unpaid 53s63@ 81
Other liabilities of the COM
pany .....'..- o,6D- .ob
Total liabilities .S11lO .3O6 90
Capital ............. 800 900 90
Surplus ........... 500. 446.1S
Total .................S 2.9TO.753.77
Greatest amount in any one risk. 500 900
state OF Indiana
Office OF Commissioner Of Insurance.
T. the undersigned. Commissioner NJ In
surance of Indiana. hereby certify that
ment of the Condition of the above men
toned Company on the 3lst day of De
cember, 1929 as shown by the original
ment is now on file in this office
In testimony whereof. ] hereunto sub
scribe my name and ahix my official seal
T. S McMURRAY JR.
(SEAL) Commissioner.
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Statement Of Condition
OF THE
New York
Indemnity
NEW YORK.
49, -

1l5 Broadway.
on the 3lst Day of December. 1925.
W. o. GARNER President
HERBERT J. HEWITT. Secretary.
Amount of capital paid up. 81 100000. 90
NET ASSETS or COMPANY.
Cash in banks Ton interest
, and not on INTEREST," s. 655.s22, 80
market valpej '..,"..' 4,6s4394 SO
and rents. ttcj ..,...,.. 64O35.37
and in process roc q collection 1892 5es p
Cash In branch office ,... S01.71
Reinsurance recoverable on
Workmen Compensation re-
insurance bureau ....... 70 03B 81
Motor vehicle bonding COM
pahles ..............,... TISOS 10
Total net assets ........S6.764,414,4e
LIABILITIES
Reserve or amount necessary
TO relnsure outstanding
risks .................,S 2.4S4. 523 n
Losses due and unpaid .,; 1855 633 "a
lines 30 and 81. page 81 394.O16.73
Other liabilities of the com
pany ..........,..... lSf,O1o.0l
Total Liabilities ........S4.9S1. 24Q IS
Capital .......'.......... 1,uO0.QQQ ~
surplus .'.........''... FSo.l6o.1l
Total .................S 6.764.41446
State OF Indiana.
Office Of Commissioner OF Insurance.
l. the undersigned, commissioner OF in
the above is a correct cory Of the state
ment Of the condltiqn 81 tie above men
9ned b ON 5h Sv 3 S d9y f D se
ment and that the said original statement
is now on file in this office.
scribe NV name and sffix my official seal
this t4th day Of oApril, 1929;