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New Britain herald., 1926-05-05

Mrs. Lena Manafort of Sl Lee street, complained that boys have broken windows in her home.
 Herman Paulson of 4S Main street reported the loss Of a spare tire anI rim from his automobile.
 The Chamber of Commerce re- ported complaints against tho methods Of land Saleemen at Kelsey Heights but as the place Is not within the city limits, the police did not act.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-05
ON pOIICE RLOTTER

Policeman George Monit' shot q dog tms morning on complaint that tho animal had killed eight chickens q, 1o2G Stanley street.
 Michael CIeeIvsH Of G54 McCIin- tock Road reported that his If year old son, Joseph. had not been home since yesterday noon.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-05

Major L, T, Byrne, chief defense counsel, said in his closing argu- ment before the court.
 Cutchin attempted to show in his testimony that he had suffered series of petty prosecutions at the hands Of Colonel Dewitt.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-05
COLE MITCH CANCELLED

Providence. R. T.. May GP) - Glenna Collett. national women's golf champion, who Is now in England notified her parents by cable today that the British ladies'
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to st. Louis, Mo, Decoration day.
Detectives are making every et-
fort to locate the old man who was
in the restaurant at the time Of the
shooting and left Immediately after
the bandits fed. 1t is possible, po-
lice believe, that the old man might
have been able to get the license
number of the robbers auto.
Detectives Tuesday took detailed
accounts from Martin Critchtield,
3215 L. Twentieth ST., waiter in the
restaurant; Miss Murphy, and Jesse
Robinson, Negro, 513 Agnes St, and
Elisha Chapman, Negro, $40 Leon
ST., occupants Of an ice truck, who
were forced into the restaurant
while the robbers were searching
Haag's pockets. Neighbors in the
neighborhood were questioned in the
hope that the license number of the
auto could be obtained Although
several neighbors saw the auto none
obtained the license number.
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MAY WHEAT Up;
OTHERS LOWER
Market Sentiment BeariSh-
Corn Down.
BB LHifcd press

DU { HtttU JFfSN
CHICAGO, May 19.-With the ex-
ception of May wheat all grains
closed lower on the Chicago Board Of
Trade today. Market sentiment was
very bearish.
May wheat was sharply up be-
cause there was considerable short
covering in view Of the fact that
there are only nine trading days left
in this delivery July was under
pressure early and although it
staged a slight rally, closed sharply
lower
Government crop reports, weather
forecasts, export reports and foreign
news were all bearish. save for some
isolated crop reports, and caused a
watChful attitude on the floor.
Although corn receipts were dou-
Bile those OF Tuesday this grain
closed fractionally lower in all deliv-
cries.
Oats closed sharply lower for May
and fractionally lower for the de
ferred deliveries after another dull
day.
Provisions closed higher.
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Strong Competitive Markets
Force Boost at Local
Exchange.
Porlier prices. ruled 10 cents ]

Porker prices ruled 10 cents high
er in the mid-week session at the
Indianapolis Livestock Exchange,
Strong prices in competitive markets
was the cause of the boost in values
at the local exchange. Lightweight
material brought the top price OF
$14.75 against the TUESDAY top of
$14.65. The bulk of the sales was
made at $14.35@14.75 in contrast
to the Tuesday sales at $14.25@ 1865.
Receipts were estimated at 5000
porkers and Sc hogs were held over
from the Tuesday trading period and
added to the total fresh receipts
Trading was active at the adj
vanced prices and the run was sold
at an early hour.
Matured hogs were chalked up an
even 10 cents, while pigs were
boosted 25650c, sows 25c and stays
SOC
Hogs weighing 10000 lbs. S14.75;
2OO-225 lbs. S14.65; 225-250 lbs.
S14.5O: 250-3OO lbs, S14.35; 3OO-325
lbs. S14.15; 325 lbs. and up, $3.50.
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HOgs-
Other Livestock

CHICAGO, MAY 9.-Cattle-Reoeipts.
1000; yearling steers. active; light he'll
ers. S1010; yearling steers and heiiers
mixed. $500. fat cows and heavy heiiers
ers steady at S11 80. mostly to packers.
Shecp-Receipts 5000: fat lambs active
medium grades. quality 'oonidered at Sl+. >
a -. 90, native SINNERS upwards 70 n Z
for 5O-pound averages mixed California
Lambs and yearlings upwards TO II 20
fat clipped California ewes at 50 20 tat
ewes averaging to 1913 pounds at IS Hogs
Receipts. II. 900; market uneven 10 10
a l5c higher: TOP. Sl4.63 bulk. $500
diumweights SI3S0m14.5 30 hghtweights.
Sii3s65 a i4.g5: light lights ~ 3i;sS55 g.
S'f CLE EVE n Nay '1o.-Hogs-Re-
ceipts $500; market, 1steady. 25c higher
Sl4s5; pigs. Sl5.5O.; roughs. S12; stays,
- 50. Catt,-Reocipts. 200; market.
good good to choice butcher steers, s7@S $50;
fair to good butcher steers. So 90 ;
good to choice heiiersse Ss@9 good good to to
$49 $50 GG| com SS lsr 81 EoGa hers
am 800; market, &c higher
ma5lT5 ItFqRgii !, toS, So so c.,no Re-
a.4S; good. 50 35 e, 50; TAR, $50 q,
lambs-Receipts light: market steady
prime wethers SSM $50; good. So q
10; fair mixed s. q 8: lambs. IS a ..
Hogs-Receipts double; d de Is market ,,,e
d diigmsr Si5i5@ i525 p heavy SS Workers
SI5I5Gf535: light Workers S15.25 a
1885: pigs Sl525 a 1875: roughs,
$1,000 100: stays, 81 as.
EAST ST LOUIS MAY 19;-Cattlem,RF Re
steers. sSG S,75: -yearling heifers. $40 g
$50; cows. $40 a 600; Gamers and cut
ters "a al 5.25; calves. Sl2 HoEs-Re7
eeipts: $4,000; market; 10@20e high = r,
TAO: lights Sl425 a l4;50: iig9t, Lights Il s,
IL 90; pigs. S14 .4O@ 14.45; bulk S14 q
1880 Sheep-Receipts. 1000 market
stcady to SOC higher: ewes. $500 q 7.13i
Gamers and cutters. 81 D. wooded lambs
EAST 3BUFFFALo. May 19.-Csttle-Re-
ceipts $50: market, SLOW and steady
shipping, steers SS@9j butcher , graqes,
Gull 10 choice. 350013 Sheep and
lanibs-Rnceipts. 400 market active,
lambs and yearlings. 50c up: CHOICE lambs.
Sl5m15.25:- Gull TO fair $40 "a 4 year
Receipts 500; market active and steady x
ia. mixed. Si4.50Gl5'5 so: heavies $3.50
a 1 so. roughs. ST. a 300; stays, o'@
o.,5Is ESS 4,s Nv 9Scaf !Ei7oSs
steers goo goo dto, choice, $1,000. Calves
Market steady: good to choice. ST. a
11.5O. Hogs-Receipts, 500; marker,
active, 10 to 25c up; good1 to 8, fho nc
Sneep--Rcccipts, Il 900; market D steady;
good to choice, S6M7 Lamos-hecelpts,
active market active. steady; good 10
choice S16.50@17
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Deaths

Robert c. Crouch 40, 749, w. New
York pulmonary tuberculosis.
Rose f. Kirk. So. 1901 E. Michigan,
uremia.
Howard Bishop %, city hospital irac-
Paul Bonner A., 1902 ~ Mount,
sarah S. Huffman, So 31O7 RucSle, ar
teriosclerosis
vani1. carcinoma.
c. A. Bemis. 70. Illinois and Ohio.
chronic mvoclrditis
Mary Hopkins. 70. 1913 E. Twenty
Fifth. hvpostatic pneumonia.
Leo Joseph Fargo. l mo..-6lS Spring.
Martha Jane Bowles, 90. 1922 Valley,
arteui osclerosts.
Rardwel Stoddard SO. 2160 n. Capitol,
cerebral hemorrhaee.
.onsin broncho pneumonia
william Cook. II, city hospital, lobar
pneumonia.
Lizzie outlaw. Al. city hospital. mitral
insuff1ciency.
lufrsbia. whooDing cough.
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Births

Donald and Berth Foster 932 n. Brad
ley.
Hospital. ~ -
Walter and Mabel Reinacker 1886 s.
East. -
Edward and Catherine Downs 600 Olin.
Emery and Amy Vaughn. Indiana Fair
grounds.
Arthur and Ethel Hill. 9A5 Dorman
James and Helen Cooper 340S L. Twen-
ty-Fifth.
Earl and Lurlnic Palmer 425S Royal.
George and Marie Brown. Methodist
Hospital.
ford.
Jay and Christine Wiegel. 2615 N.
Dearborn.
William ond Nina Ship, 1920 Roose-
welt.
Edward and Dorothy Huber IA Naomi
William and Josephine Krause. 1927 W.
Twenty Seventh.
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BB UHitcd Press

Average of twenty rail stocks for
Wednesday was 106.45. up ~
BB UHitCd Press
NEW YORK, May 19.-The opening
of the stock market today was fair
Iy active with Irregular price
changes, steel common being at ll9
compared with the previous close Of
119%.
Motor shares were fractionally
better as were some of the rails.
United States Rubbe rsold under 81
for new low.
Foreign exchange markets were
better while sterling was slightly
lower. French and Belgian francs
and Italian lire all had substantial
overnight improvements.
The second hour set lively pace
stimulated by a sharp setto between
bearish elements and to those com
mitted to the long side.
Stocks at which selling was di-
rected included American Brake
Shoe and Foundry which declined s
points to 40, and foundation COM
pany to n new low Of IS, off 7.
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WORLEY HEAD
OF BANDIT HUNT
Continued From Page y

same type and color of auto that
was used by the-bandits in making
their escape after shooting Haag.
Although Miss Murphy was unable
to identify a picture of the man. it
is believed that the man might have
been the driver of the slayer's auto,
as several neighbors said they saw
three men in the roadster as it sped
away from the scene Of the crime.
Morley said he was of the opinion
that the affair was a carefully
planned hold-up. and that the intent
was robbery, pure and simple.
we will have to get into the
underworld and get someone to talk
ing" he stated.
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EMPLOYEES LEG CRUSHED
Man Injured When Crane Falls at
City Garbage Disposal Plant.

George KIRKPATRICK, 56, Troy and
Harding SITS. employed at the city
garbage disposal plant, received
crushed right leg when crane fel@
on him today.
Motor Policemen Schley and David
son. sent kirkpatrick to Methodist
Hospital. where his condition was
said to be good.
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Statement of Condition
or THE
Massachusetts Mutual
Insurance Co.
sPR!NGFIELD, MASS.

On the 31st Day " of Of December. 1925.
MILAN w. McCLENCH. President.
WHEEL FIR II IL HALL, Secretary.
NET ASSETS OF COMPANY
ash hanlFa
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Statement of Condition
OF THE
Merchants Life
Insurance Co.
DIES MONIES. IOWA

715 Locust St.
On the 3lst day Of December. 1928
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HELD FOLLOWING CRASH
Five Automobiles Feature in Col
tsiOn; Driver Sought.

State Policeman Lawrence Shields,
arrested John Barrett, Negro, of 425
w. Twenty Fifth St, at Nineteenth
st. and College Ave.
Shields said he was one of eight
Negroes in an auto which was in
collisions with five cars. Barrett
was charged with intoXication.
Driver of the car was sought.
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Difficult Case

Police said that this murder is
one Of the most difficult which To-
cal officials ever have been called
upon to solve. In the Hence Orme
murder a ring was taken, while in
the murder Of Mrs. Helen Hager
Whelchel jewelry was carried away.
The robbers who shot Haag took
only money. impossible to trace.
An attempt is being made to trace
their auto, a Chrysler, 1925 model.
Recent sales Of Chrysler autos here
are being checked. but police point
out the car might have been bought
elsewhere.
Detective Captain Jerry Kinney
conferred with Detectives Reynolds,
Jordan. Schubert, Tooley and Rugen-
stien, VINO are assigned to the case,
in his office this morning.
I'VE have received some very
valuable clews during the night and
we are going to investigate these
clews carefully" Kinney said.
Dozens of tips" are being re-
ceived by police over the telephone.
and all are being investigated. w.
A. Surgeon. Monon Railroad ticket
agent at the Thirty Eighth St. sta
ton. reported that two men resem-
bling the bandits asked about a
freight train to Chicago. Motorpo-
lice Wells and Okey failed to find
any trace of the men.
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Statement of Condition
OF THE
N. w. National
Life Insurance Co.
MINNEAPOLIS. NM.

Oak Grove and Fifteenth ST.
On the 3lst Day of December, 1925
@. 9. ARNOLD, President.
M V. JENNESS Secretary.
NET ASSETS or COMPANY.
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Produce Markets

Eggs-strictlv fresh delivered at indian
apois. % y al 26c
Butter wholesale pricesl Creamery
best grade pound, 43M44c: buying nricf
tor hacking stock 2eG:3tc
Poultry--Fowls 25c Leghorns 24c:
Young turkeys. 2SM 29c: ducks. 10 a 7c
Cheese twholesale buying prlcesl wis.
20 lsin daisies % "a 2bC' LOnghorns "a a
orc Linhurger 27c
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Commission Row
Prices TO Retailers

Fruits
Wne vines be box $50 So t' 0O'" '''0 - '''V
Bananas-Sc y, ooo,-
CHARACTERIZATION, S4G7;. California
ocoanuts-Jamaica So for 100
Grape fruit-Flor 81 a Z.
Lemons-Calfornia box. SIS a go.
florida, $4aS7; California Valencia, CRIT,
iaeaPples-Cubsq. CRIT. S4q4.5oG.,u
Strawberri labama. CRIT, - Arkan-
CherTies2C California, box, s3.25 a $50.
Vegetables
Artichokcs-Fancy California, s3G3.c5
Asparagus-E. G.. .dqz. 5o@75c.
ReetsmoHf, g" bu" s1.25; Southern,
~ BRUSSELS Sprouts-Fancy California,
p0cG@ a69a 20 && 242lSb CRIT s275aa; Mis-
s1S RSo s By fsEss 81 Mis SO
caulinoMsc;--coJlqr2do 81 crt.; calitor-
GS,sGg5Ss25HHa' 6 ir'. bo go o535oaA
Garlic-I77Fcy California % 10.
k kalT--f g. g.. s s5a b ~ i21% 40
5.25; ii. G, leaf, 15-pQurd basket, $40
@235; Ohio I9,Poqt9d Paskk 6 g " 10
Mushrooms-Fancy S-pound basket. S.
onions-TeXaso yellow, r. crate, So %;
white crtLs So 90 q 10; II g. re-; z6 bag
Onion SetssaaWhites, S4G $50 bag; red
oyster Plant-H,. G., 5Q@ COG doz.
Parslqy-Fency II. G., doz, soc.
Peeaass-mTennncsse eG' hmp.. 50 .5o@2.75.
Potatoes-Michigan white, lob sack.
SG50@655; Idaho. per cwtY, Spa rs; 40 ;
ohiob lob saG6 r6 S8 ri am Merida TEXAS I
Triumph, 1OO-poqnd bag SIG -, Min,
Rose Dbl. S9I II.
Radshcs-M ississppi 30M 35c doz.: Fl.
Rhubarb-,5H. G.. dQz. bunchcs % a 4oc;
utabagasSFancy. 81 .5O@ 10 swt
Sassafr ls--Doz. lunches. 35c.
Spinach-TeXas bu.. 81 30.
Sweet Potatoes-Jersey, bu;- 50 a 900
Nancy Hall, hmp., 50 Is az 30
Tomatoes-Crt., six basket, $500.
Turnips-Eew H.. c., bu," S2.7o a. 5;
new Texas, crit. 81 .3O6l3
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GRAVE DIGGER SPEEDS

WASHINGTON.-John o. Clark,
a grave digger. was arrested for
speeding. The judge told him, You
keep driving that fast and you will
need a substitute, not only to do
your work, but also to dig your own
grave"
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REPORTS IT SWIMM ERS
625 Boys Enrolled i'm Y. NJ. c. A.
Boys Classes, Report.

1. n. Logan, Y. NJ. c. A. boys work
department head, said seventy-seven
boys have learned to swim this week
in the learn -to-swim drive.
There were 625 boys enrolled in
the classes Monday and Tuesday.
Additional candidates were expected
this afternoon.
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PURDUE SPEAKER CHOSEN

BIZ United Press
LAFAYETTE, Ind, May 19.-The
Rev. Ralph Marshall Davis. Presby-
terrain minister of Chicago. today
was selected to deliver the baccalau-
reate address to The graduating class
at Purdue University, Sunday
June Is.
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In the Sugar Market
cBv Thomson g. McKinnon)

BY Thomson g. McKinnon)
NEW YORK MAY l9.-The present un-
settlement in raw sugar is typical of the
season and should occasion no special con
Germ. Offerings of duty-free sugars and
good sized quantities of Cuban raws have
brought the spot quotation down 10 = 5-lN.
but the effect Of this selling is largely off
set by the fact that sugar prices are still
unusually low. Moreover the approach
OF active consumption will stimulate now
buying of refined ! would buy the dis
slant months on the present temporary de
cline.
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CHINESE TYPEWRITER NOW

NEW HAVEN, Gonna Chinese
typewriter has been invented, with
the characters arranged phonetically
in accordance with a system devised
by a Chinese student in this coun-
tTV.
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HELD IN AUTO THEFT
Man Charged With Vehicle Taking
-Four Arrested.

Robert James, 49, Negro, of S39h
Indiana Ave, was slated Tuesday
night on a charge Of vehicle taking.
Patrolmen De Barr and Smith re-
ceived word an auto owned by Earl
Anderson. 407 Muskingum ST., had
been stolen from Capitol Ave. and
Michigan st. and later saw James,
two women and a man in the auto.
The others were charged with va
granCy.
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In the Cotton Market

(Bv Thomson e. McKinnon)
NEW YORK Nav 19.-There was a let
up in cotton Tuesday, Some Texas, OBJ
servers turned optimistic TO conditions.
The first private condition report is due
Friday Subject TO continued fair weather
in the West | expect small decline.
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The United States Department of
Agriculture advocates the iris for
home flower gardens because it is
resistant to disease andNinsects.
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G. A. Il. PICKS GARY

BIZ Unitcd Press
FIT, WAYNE, Ind, May l9.-The
Indiana Department Of the Grand
Army Of the Republic today selected
Gary for it's 1927 encampment.
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Statement of Condition
OF THE
Michigan Mutual
Life Insurance Co.

lDo-l IL Madison ave.
On the 31st Day of December 1925.
( Z. j +. N%28866 RE,. Bs cslsisPy.
Amount Of V capital pal paid i u9 $500. 10000
NET ASSETS OF COMPANY
Real ara e. RoS On unn niSTafs 57s5
Mortgage loans on real es-
i8cum5raoce{N j." .' Co.,, - D. 10 15,39O,776,as
Accrued securities (interest
Loans s@a F re s5a 1884 IS
Reinsurance due from other
Premiums and accounts -''1OO'''
collection ...",.....t. 2Ss,2Os.O1
Total net assets -. $50, $50 ,462 80
Reserve or amount neces-
ing risks ..;"..i..D'',.. 1901 9ss. 70
bosses adjusted and not due 7J19%.33
Losses madjusted and in .s-.aa-..
B fs'9 snG accounts unpaid l 58f 1885
Other liabilities Of the
company .'...'....... 61.61o'0l
Total liabilities S1S.431 736 90
Capital .............,.. 300 600 90
Surplus ................ 1,424, 80
Total ................ so. $50 Ace 50
Lie companies, maximum risk written
Amount retained by Company. 100000
Office Of Commissioner of Insurance.
I. the undersigned. COMMISSIONS, OF In.
surance OF Indiana, hereby certify that
the above is 2 correct Ir1r!ect copy, Of the State
toned Company on the 31st day of De
cemoer 1925, as shown by the original
statement, and that the said Original state
In testimony whereof l hereunto sub.
scribe my name and affix my official seal
T. S. McMURRAY JR..
iSEALp Commissioner.
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Statement of Condition
OF THE
Western Union
Life Insurance Co.
SPOKANE. WASHINGTON
West 1923 Riverside Ave.


On the 3lst day of December 1925
4. J. RUTTER President
LEIGH II. MILLIKIN. Secretary.
Amount OF capital paid W 5000. 900 90
NET ASSETS OF COMPANY
Cash in banks ION interest
and not on INTEREST," IS 1881 %
Real estate unlncumbered $50 201 OF
:, market yalueJ - 2.O2@ .9s6 Sc
Mortgage loans on real
prior, incumbrancej go, 4.615.971 20
Accrued securities (luter-
Get and rents. etc. 49,. % 040 .3S
Other securities ............ ,436 O3O 90
Premiums and accounts due
and IN process OF Collec-
ton ............,.... 2s2. 1852
Total net assets ........ SlO.163 033 90
LIABILITIES
Reserve or amount neces-
sary 10 reinsure out
stpnQmg risks ..........N y .3O6 Ob4 10
Losses adjusted and not due g.794 90
Losses unadlusted and IN
Bills and accounts unpaid. 3.3S77@
Other liabilities OF the com
pany ......... ....... SD. AIS OF
Total liabilities .......S 9.137 .594 30
Capital .......-- .......... 4OU.OOO .UU
surplus ...,...... .-...... S-o.4d9l 4
Total SlO163. O33 90
Maximum risk written ..... $50. 100000
Amount retained by company. 5 100000
State of Indiana.
Office OF Commissioner OF Insurance.
l. 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 3lst day of December
1925. as shown by the original statement,
and that the said original statement is
now file in this office
In testimony whereof. I hereunto sub
scribe my name and affiN my official seal
THE i4th Law OF April 1925
SEAL r. 5. McMURRAY, JS.
(Du1u1isalonpr
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Office Of Commissioner OF Insurance.
I. the undersigned. commissioner OF In
surance of Indiana hereby certify that the
above - correct copy of the statement
OF condition q the above mentioned com
Dany, on the 3lst day Of December. 1925
as shown by the original statement. and
that the, said original statement is now on
file in this office.
In testimony whereof. / hereunto sub
scribe my name and affix my official seal
tbs I5th day OF .April. 1926;
(SEAL) I s. McMURRAY JR,
Commissioner
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Chicago Grain Table

MAY 8? 1870 1862 1870 1859
july :; % Nominal 1905 1906
%P$ .ss99& s 81 49,. ST. ST; ss ggs
SEPT .85 = S6it .S47s So = s. u
'New. tod.
CHICAGO. May 1a.-Carot receipts:
Wheat. - Corn, IL. Oats, is: Rye, ,.
CHICAGO. May I9.-Primary receipts
24O.0 900 against 321 900 oats 10000
against 543. 900. SHIPMENTS: Wheat. J.
1873 900 against 1.313.00O corn. 800, 600
against $4,000 oats. l.199.OOO against
5S7 900.
hard 500 l.67 Coru-No . yellow,
- To- n no No ) yellow. SO a sc. No.
mixed. 81 3. @: No 4 mixed 66c. Oats
No. / White. II 3. n t2c No. 3 white. A.
M4l $40. No 4 White 80 - a Ale. Rye
No > 50 10 n sale Tim0thy-o6.25
al Clover-S23 m25.
TOLEDO: MAY 1a-Whe2t,--Noa .,
RyeGSo. '&@ ;. So oatGs-No. z 44%a
IS re: No g. - - n - l2c. Barley--No.
= re Cloverseed imported. 81 %;
domestic S21 October, Sl1.2j Timothy
Cash S.34; Sept, S3.70;, Alsige-Cash.
s17. Butter. ~ a 45c Eggs. y a 29c.
Hay $50.
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Statement of Condition
OF THE
Phoenix Mutual
Life Insurance Co.
HARTFORD. CONN.
cot Mn, 81


On the 3lst day OF December, 1925
ARCHIBALD A. WEIGH. President,
HARRY +. JOHNSON. Secretary.
NET ASSETS OF COMPANY
and not ON on INTEREST," ter 's, Us esl .e17e1
Real estate unincumbered. 1883. 1855 81 /
:, market yaiue} 40 '.., "' 25.244.o32 "a
prior, incumbranceJ2 ..'.y y 44,s34, es753
=, est and rents etc. 80. 2,322 ,49577
notes .,. 'c '0 13119.o54a5 L
Cash in office ..........,. 1.775,6f
Premiums and accounts due
and In process OF col
Iectloh ''..........,r., l,boo. 4To.o3 ,
: Total net assets ........ sol. 49s, 63eb5
Reserve or amount neces-
ing risks ".''..; , ''''' S74. es3. 274oO
Losses adjusted and not, due 19.30610 ,
Losses unadjusted and in
Bills and accounts unpaid 17'45338 !
Other liabilities Of the com
pany ...''.. ,...''.s.... Il,19o, 40b.l3 I
Total liabilities .Ss6.614.Q091sl
surplus .......,...,..... 4.SS3,727. 81 /
Total .............S91. 49s. 636 .5b {,
Maximum risk written ..... 5000. 900 90 |
Amount retained by company S10000Q.00
state of Indiana.
Office of Commissioner of Insurance.
I, the UNDERSIGNED Commissioner of In
surance of Indiana, hereby certify that the
OF the Condition OF the above mentioned
company on the 81 st day of December, !
1925. shown by the original statement,
and othat the said original statement Is now
In testimony whereof, I hereunto sub
scribe my name, and .affx my Official seal.
this l4th day Of April. 1926
~ T. S. McMURRAY JR.
tSEAL) Commissioner.