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Building Permits

English Lutheran Church. repair. north
east corner Walnut and Pennsylvania $500
ma r5ap sss 81 RAIDER dwelling 1929 N War
M. W. Ferguson. garage. $50 N. Holmes.
James Murdoch. dwelling and garage.
james Murdock; dwelling and garage.
Si 60 e 6UdSSsr ss7 S9ellns and garage CAS-
:. Alvin O.. Jose, dwelling and garage. sss
western Wreckage Company. wreck
dwelling. 1602-10 N Pennsylvania S400.
Dammeyer Bros. reroof. 6ls Virginia,
Mrs; E. Dyrbin, garage. corner Temple
1853 SbS n Ws e. ECu y dwelling and garage
eqorge, MSitterhOuse Jr.. garage. 1850
Carl Brandt. porch. els Dawson. $780,
Everett M. Fox, reroof. 1871 Parker.
William Prultt, dwelling and garage. 544S
e Mantei. remodel. $50 W. Washington.
CLYDE Corwin. reroof. 6l2s College. $3.50
Lucius H. Riggs. garage. 258 Minker.
Ira Heyworth. garage, 2344 Ashland s225.
&C. NB. Raymond. addition. 1916 Wade.
Whites restaurant. sign. ~ N. Illinois.
M. Brandlien. addition. $3.50 Boulevard
Home Development Company. dwelling
and garage. 1926 Sharon. S2,650.
Christian Lentz, dwelling and garage. 1871
N Belmont. $2.475.
John s. Goode. garage. 800 N. Arlins-
u. g. Carpenter, dwelling and garage.
g; A. crider. addition, l425 s. Belmdat.
Newlyn Hosea. furnace. 1901 English.
Harry wallmann. furnace. 1888 Randall.
81 900.
Progress Laundry. furnace. 42s E. Mar
Board OF School Commissioners. boiler.
Arlington. between University and Oak,
Board of School Commissioners, stokers.
Thirty-third and Pennsylvania, $4,000.
Board of School Commissioners, stokers,
Twenty-f1fth and RAIDER. 50 900.
- Board OF School Commissioners. stokers.
Board Of School Commissioners. stoker.
Twenty-fifth and Keystone, $4,000.
r; r. Bulgin. reroof. 1887 Broadway.
Jesse Abernathy repair. asa N. Beville.
Herman Gunther. repair. 1910 E. Eigh-
Charles G. Walker, dwelling and garage.
GOT E. Fifty-Sixth, $1,000.
A Gubur. garage. 2243-45 N. Parker.
Southern Lumber Company, dwelling and
garage, DIS E. Fifty-Sixth $3.50.
Southern Lumber Company. dwelling and
garage, $3.50 Guilford. $3675
Southern Lumber Company. dwelling and
garage. 5551 Guilford, $3,675.
Earl A. Hassler. dwelling and garage.
5665 NJ Delaware, $4,000.
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CAPTURE four
IN STOLEN CAR
Auto Theft Gang Suspects
Lose Gun Fight.

An alleged ring of auto and Access
sorry thieves operating in the down.
town district is believed to have
been broken up by the arrest of
four men early this morning after
a running gun battle with the police
emergency squad.
The quartet were in a Packard
touring car, reported stolen Tuesday
from the Ohio st. side of the State
house. 1t belonged to Walter Boy
Ian of Kalamazoo, Mich.
Police were called to the Elks Club
shortly after midnight on report men
were seen stealing tires in the clubs
parking space. They were gone
when police arrived.
An hour later the emergency squad
in charge of Sergeant Petit, sighted
two cars speeding south on Penn
sylvania ST., at Washington st. Po-
lice fired several shots and stopped
the first car at Madison Ave. and
Morris st. Merchant Policemen
Orms and Fisher we're in the sec
ond car.
Cleo Smith, %, of 1898 N. Highland
Ave-; Walter Hancock, 81, Of TIC S.
West ST.; Cleves Cummings, 10, Of
1919 w. New York ST., and Fletcher
Bender, 10, of 1919 w. New York
ST., were arrested on vagrancy
charges and held under high bond
pending investigation.
Three tires, a raincoat, pair of
shoes and auto tools were found in
the car.
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Marriage Licenses

Arthur It. Mendenhall, 81, 2216 N Me-
50. 1405 Finley.
James r. Burk, AZ, Casey, ILL.,. postal
clerk. and Dorthea L. Baase, 80, $40 Still
VEIL
Martin L. Middleton, 10. lilo E. Yer
Schuyler. 18. $40 N. Alabama, clerk.
.Oryil1e w. Hoedley. 90, 1888 N Pennsyl-
Yania. machtnist. and Elizabeth Storts, 10.
n N. Pershing, typist
Ferdinand Goscio. 81 131 NJ Noble dec
sral.
Walter Tratter, IS. sol Darnell. laborer,
and Maude Owens. 26, 1874 Brooks. house
keeper.
Frank Jux. 20. 2ll8 8. East, baker. and
HiIda Ante, 28, Sal w. Twenty Eighth.
George W. Carter, 10, r. r. @, team
or. and FTana q. CLARK. 10. 661 River.
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Births


,, Walter and Gladys Shirley. Christian
:, Henry and Edith Hardcastle. Christian
Clarence and Daisy Weber 234s Hovey.
Levy and Mary Skaggs, $50 e. New York.
Dewey and GLADYS Walls. 1903 st Paul
Theodore and Nellie Petranoff. Methodist
Edward and Bernice Kerl. Methodist
Claude and Minnie Tyers. Methodist
Douglas and zeita Russom. Methodist
Albert, and Maola Denton $50 W. Twen-
CLYDE and Ruby -Tooley. 1884 Hall Pl.
Frank and Mary Luebking. 425 N. Denny
Arthur and June Esmon. 1921 Wade;
james and Ruth Woodson. 27i5 N.
Martin and Magdalena Miller. s2s E.
Minnesota.
Gervis and Orpha sutton. Christian Hos
Albert and Kathleen Slower, Christian
David and valovia Brown. 1877 s. Keal-
eobley and Ruby Harper. 1917 s. PERISH
Verde and Mabel Allen, 1927 Phipps.
Leslie and Susie Wheeler 1922 N. OK
~ Willie and Gilla Cockrell. s41 Maxwell.
John and Irene Graham. HOB w. New
York. So.
George and Julia Bateman, 1905 y. West.
Louie and leila Littlecome. 2731 Column
bia. an. c..
NIT. o,o .
West. ..,,,.
Harold and Rose Martsolf. Methodist
Hospital. -,. ,.xS,..
Walter and Maggie Maners. 2l0l Lang
ley. ,o., ,u r,,.,...,
Seventh. ,x-,
Walter and Mary Volheim. AT s: Holmes.
Ward and Irene Perrott, 3422 winthrop.
Earl and Clara Mikels. 1889 Hillside. :.
Leonard and Helen Bishop, 1871 NJ
Clint and Lena Muse. 2915 N. Denny.
Arthur and Anna BUTTE. 374 Beauty.
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ORIOLES FINISH CITY
ENGAGEMENT TONIGHT
Dan Russo and Orchestra Are
Cinderella Attraction.

Dan Russo and Orchestra Are
Cinderella Attraction.
Dan Russo and mis- Oriole Or
chestra will make the final appear
ance of their engagement at the
Cinderella ballroom tonight.
The Oriole Orchestra is con-
sidered one of very few notable or
chestras, having gained popularity
during the four years at Edgewater
Beach Hotel, Chicago, and for
several years broadcaSting over
webb and WHO, Chicago.
One OF the features of tonight's
program is the concert to be given
at 8:15 preceding the dance. Among
the selections will be poet and
Peasant" and medley Of old stand
ard airs. The Oriole trio, composed
of Jimmie Jackson, Fritz Holtz and
Max Williams, will sing the Russian
Lullaby"
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!. NJ. C. Causes Sensation

~ United Press
NEW YORK, July 20.-General
1otors stock furnished a sensation
n the New York Stock Exchange
loday when heavy trading in the
issue set in with prices steadily ad-
vancing.
During the morning it sold as low
as 2O8A. When the wave of &C
5ivity set in, forcing it up and up
to 2131% near the close, its highest
price in history.
Expectations of a statement of
earnings showing much prosperity
was responsible, brokers said.
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ROLLING MILL EXPANDS
American Company Buys Columbia
Steel and Forged Steel Wheel. i,

BIZ United Press
PITTSBURGH, July 20. - The
American Rolling Mill Company,
the first to develop the continuous
rolling process for manufacturing
sheet metal, has purchased the Co
aumbia Steel Company and the
Forged Steel Wheel Company. The
deal is estimated to involve about
$20,0O0,000 and will be effective
mostly through the exchange of Sc
curities.
The plants of the Columbia Com
pany are at.Butler, Pa, and those Of
the Forged Steel Company at
Elyria, Ohio.
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CHICAGO Grain Table

BIZ Times Special
CHICAGO. July 2o.-Carlots: Wheat. 204;
corn, 90; oats, %; rye. s.
CHICAGO, July 20.-Primary receipts
Wheat, i.5l6.000 against 2,355. 900; corn,
$50. 900 against 100000; oats. 267. 900
against 5000. Shipments-Wheat. 49,
600 against l77,000: corn. $4,000 against
355, 900; oats. ass, 600 against 100000
By cH HcitdS P gsfs so.-wheat-No. 2 red
si.42isGi.4s: No, 8, sl.42Gi Az No, |
hard. sl43Gl.43la: No. 2, sl.43d 49,;
No 8. sl.43. Corn-No. 3 yellow, sl;o2d
i.02k: No. 4, s9lscqsl.oi; No. 5, 9ela@
sii.oossA: No No. :. 81: No. 4. g7lsc; No. S.
96Iac; No. 6. 95iaQo6c; No. 5 mixed, s6c;
No. 8. e5l2d9ec; sg.. s5a 95lsc: oats
No. 2 white. AGA soc; No. 3. 44G46c: No. g.
42645c Barley-70m76c. Rye-Sl.l0
Timothy-s4.25q4. 50. Clover-S20q 80.
TOLEDO, July 2o.-Close.--Wheat, No. 2.
sl;;37q l.3s, Corn--Nc; g.: $I;Oegl.O7 Rye
Cash, Imported. $500. october, sls.e5,
December. $40 Alsike-August. si3.75:
December. sl375. Butter-42a 45c. Eggs
-23d25c. Hay-s25.
ST. louis, July 2o-Cash grain
Wheat, No. l red, Si.47dl.4a; No. 2. AS
dl46; No. 3. si.4lai4s: No 4, si.34d1.37:
No. hard. $l.40dl.43; No. 2. Sl.37; No 4,
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The CITY
in Brief
THURSDAYS EVENTS

. Master BARRIERS Association, 8 D. m,
SEVERN. '
., Syracuse Washing Machine Company.
dinner SEVERN.
Democratic Service Union picnic, Long
acre Park.
Tri-State Postmasters' Association con-
vention, Claypcol
Advertising Club luncheon, Spink-Arms.
Board Of Trade.
Retail Credit Mems Association lunch
con, Chamber Of Commerce.
Loyal Knights OF the Round Table
luncheon. Chamber of Commerce.
American Business Club luncheon. Co
lumbia Club.
Sigma M luncheon. Board of Trade.
Sigma Chi luncheon, Chamber OF Com
merce.
indianapolis Real Estate Board lunch
con, Chamber of Commerce.
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- "eNS ~''NSf 49,
United Press
EW YORK, July 20-The ease
it in the call money rate from 4
q per cent in the early after
/, served as a signal for the re-
ption of the upward movement
the stock exchange today.
ter fioundering around earlier
he session, with no definite trend
aren't, the general list i'm
lately responded to the favor
u development in the money mar
and many issues in the various
ps touched new highs.
eneral Motors activity and
agth was the outstanding
3ure of the days trading. The
k broke through all previous
IS to touch a new top at around
Z. Steel joined the movement,
ng close to its recently estab-,
I'd high. Westinghouse sold at
highest price for twenty years.
Money Plentiful
Jocks continued to surge upward
~ under the stimulus of abund-
credit. Funds poured into the
market in such quantities that
/ rate was forced down to 3A
cent after renewals had been
anged at 4 per cent.
his was the lowest charge for
hand borrowings since March 16,
en- the rate dropped from 4 per
It to 31s per cent due to the large
)ply of Government funds on de-
it after the March is tax pay
nts.
# First in Five Months
The last time when call money
S available at 3A per cent for
Y sustained period was in Feb
Try.
n addition to the easier tone in
nand credit bankers acceptances
eded Is of l per cent and time
ney was freely offered at Az per
it for sixty days and AS per cent
ninety days.
This evidence of a plethora of
IDS seeking employment was
Lckly reflected in further substan-
| gains of seasoned dividend
cks offering a better return than
, open money market.
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Produce Markets

Butter Wholesale price, - Creamery,
best grade, a pound, 43@45c.
Butterfat-Local dealers, 40@41c.
Eggs-Strictly fresh delivered ar Indian
apolis, 10000 dozen.
Poultry (buying prices) - Hens, large
breed. 10000; Leghorn hens. 15@17c: old
Es srgen r1sr. LeG b ms s sns
Csc; Leghorns, black and small, i9@20c;
turkeys, No. l young toms, 2o@25c;- No.
Crooked a,H breasted and tat. 1o@12c; thin
and poor, HOBO; ducks. 12@13c: geese,
8@10c: guineas. 35c.
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By United Press
u. P. Value Set

By United Press
WASHINGTON, July 20.-The
Interstate Commerce Commission
today fixed tentative valuation on
the Union Pacific Railroad as of
June 80, 1919, of $242, 426,a52 on it's
total owned property and Of $242.-
964. 568 on its total used property.
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In the Cotton Market
(ny Thomson g. McKinnon)

NEW YORK, July 20.--A new high
price. for the year, and close, at the top
Tie acreage last year kept buyers out of
the market this year 1t attract them. I
expect weather report to be less favorable
than last week and that 1t will show in
creased insect activity.
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In the Sugar Market
(By thomson & McKinnonl

NEW YORK, July 2o.-with so little in
terest by either buyers or sellers of actual
sugar, the futures market find no incen-
steady in recognition of the firm statisti-
cal position. Current fluctuations are de-
pendent upon the orders of the moment.
There would seem to be slight chance of
loss, however, in accommodating the late de-
liveries.
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NY. CENTRAL RAILROAD
ASKS ADDITIONAL STOCK
Issue for Construction and I'm
provement Purposes.

prOvement purposes.
BIZ United Press
WASHINGTON, July 20. = The
New York Central Railroad applied
to the Interstate Commerce Com
mission today for authority to issue
$38, 1925, 900 capital stock.
Stockholders, the application said,
will be given the right to subscribe
at par to the amount of 10 per cent
of their holdings as of Aug. 10,
1927, and such stock as is not sub
scribed for in this way will be sold
at not less than par.
The issue, the application ex-
planned, is for construction and i'm
provement purposes and to reim-
burse the roads treasury for expen-
diRlres made from income not yet
capitalized.
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North Side Lions Club enrolled
twenty-one new members in a men,
bership drive which ended this week,
says Claude Mccoy, president. H
E. Capehart was membership chair
man. Ed Wood was captain of the
winning membership team.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-07-20
ALIENISTS TO EXAMINE
YOUNG NEGRO SLAYER
Report to Be Received at August
Meeting of Trustees.

Meeting of Trustees.
Meeting as a pardon board at
State Prison, Michigan City, Ind,
July %, the board of trustees will
appoin a committee of three alien
lists to examine Wallace Nc
Cutcheon, 16, Indianapolis Negro
murderer, sentenced to be executed
July Is, but granted a sixty day re-
prieve by Governor Jackson.
This decision was announced by
Trustee Michael Foley, Indianapolis,
following conference with Prison
Warden Walter H. DAILY and Gov
ernor Jackson in the executive Of
fees at the Statehouse today.
Report of the alienists will be
received at the August meeting Of
the board.
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Byron Hibbit, 81, of 232 w. Empire
ST., suffered compound fracture
of the middle finger today when a
stove he was helping to move fell on
his left hand.
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Promotion of Norman j. Faust of
Indianapolis to sergeant in Troop
B, Citizens Military Training Camp
cavalry, as reward for efficiency
at the c. M. T. c. post at Camp
Knox was announced today.
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Selection Of judges for the Ameri-

Selection of judges for the Ameri-
can bathing beauty revue to be held
at Walnut Gardens Aug. 10 and IA
was announced today by Carl Freyn,
manager of the gardens. They are
Mime. Iheo Hewes, dancing teacher;
Mrs. Carl w. Fulton, cosmetician;
H. P. Dexheimer, photographer;
Bert A. Boyd, grain dealer, and Chic
Jackson, cartooniSt.
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Members of the North Side Lions
Club will hear S. L. Shank, former
mayor, next Monday at the Co.
lumbia Club, President Claude Nc
Coy announced.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-07-20

The Life Line Mission Church Is
holding a meeting every Tuesday,
Thursday and Sunday evening at
Lloyd and East SITS.
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Other Livestock
BIZ United Press


CHICAGO, July 2o.-Cattle-Receints
10000; fed steers and -yearlings steady,
grassy kinds weak to 25c lower, lighter
KINGS very slow at decline, fat COWS and
heifers weak at recent sharp downturn
bulls steady to loo higher. vealers SOC
lower; choice heavy steers S1425, demand
dependable on. fed steers at $40 upward:
grassy. kinds $40 down; sluggish vealers
10000: opening slow, steady to 15c lover
than Tuesday on fat lambs; good to choice
range, lambs. $13.75, around rs per cent
sorted choice range lambs held around
$l4; bulk good native lambs sI325 a is SO;
few mediumwelghts. s12.50; culls, S9@95O
sheep steady 70 weak, fat ewes 5000 so,
feeding lambs indications steady to strong,
bulk $13.50: $l375 asked for choice light
weights. Hogs-Receipts, $4,000; uneven
better grade hogs steady to 1Oc higher;
packing sows lo@15c up, very little de-
mand for pigs, grassy and hog fat butch
ers slow to weak top, SLOTS; bulk 10000
h. weights. $40; SOFA lo;75; 220-25o lb. $50
n @I9i4S 10000 % but, 6Itchsrs most
$3.50 down; most pigs, $9.5O@9.
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Local Wagon Wheat

Local grain elevators are paying $1.21
for No. 2 red wheat. Other grades are
purchased on their merits.
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CINCINNATI, July 20-Hogs-Re
hP5 ss 2SS11o 49, sosSa ISL
11so.16O lbs, sioS5@11; 90-iso lbs. $40
1918; packing sows, s7@7.75. Cattle y
dull. weak to csc down; beef steers. SEQ
1925; light yearling steers and heifers, So
a II; beef cows. $5.50@7; low cutter and
bulk stock and feeder steers, $8@9. Sheep
Receipts, 1,4oo; market. steady: top fat
lambs. s14; bulk fat lambs, $10@14; bulk
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BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, July 2o.-Foreign exchange
opened steady. Sterling demand. $4:85Is
francs, 3.91Ac; Ira, 5.431a; Belga, 1880;
marks. 23.77c.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-07-20
PORKERS SELL
STEADY TO UP
SMALL AMOUNT
Weak Tendency Displayed
by Cattle and Calves
Ovines Unchanged.
Hog Prices Range

Porkers at the Indianapolis Union
Stockyards were generally steady to
strong today, with some spots to
10 cents higher on the hundred
weight. Estimated receipts were
$500 and there we're 164 held over
from the previous run.
The top was $10.85, an advance
of 10 cents above the former mark
Most sales were at $965@1075. The
situation here was better than at
Chicago, where the market re-
manned around steady, with a top
OF $1,000.
Hog Price Range
Meat animals weighing 10000
pounds sold at $1O.50@10.85; 200-225
pounds, S10.35 a 1865; 225 $50
pounds, $965@104O; 25O-3OO pounds,
$9@9.85, and 300 pounds up, $8.75
@9.15. Pigs went at $3.50 down and
packing sows at $725@8.5O.
In the cattle department steers
were steady to Is cents lower and
COWS we're weak. The run contained
about LOO head. Beef steers sold
at S10.50@12.75; beef COWS, S6.25@
8.25; low cutters and cutter cows,
$4.25@ $50, and bulk stock and feed
er steers, $725@8.50.
Veal Market
Calves opened weak to lower, but
closed more active and with less loss
than in the early trade. The bulk
sold at $13@13.50, some odd head
bringing $14.
Sheep and lambs were little
changed. Better grade lambs
brought $12@1250; strictly choice
material up to $13. Bulk Gull lambs
were 5000 and fat ewes $566.50.
Receipts were LOO.
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:, CLEVELAND. July o.-Hogs-Receipts.
900; market ,10@25c up; .250-S5o lbs, So
$II rs; 13O-160 lbs, $11S1i.25; 90,
100 lbs, $10.75@11; packing sows, $500
1;75. Cattle-Receipts, 500; calves, receipts
1850; light yearlfng steers and heifers,
$9.75@11.25; beef cows, $550@7 .5O; low
cutter and cutter cows $4@5; yealers, sl3
top. fat lambs, SLABS; bulk fat lambs, SIG
Oh; bulk Gull lambs, $s.5oQ12; bulk fat
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By Times Special

By Times Special
LOUISVILLE, July o.-Hogs-Receipts,
600; market. light hogs Csc lower; others
steady; tops, $1,000. Cattle-Receipts.
200; market. steady. Calves-Receipts. 800:
market. steady: good to choice. $1650m12
down. Sheep-Receipts 1900: market rSiSo
steady; mixed lambs, $3.50: ewes and
weetehers. $l3; seconds. $3.50; sheep. $350@
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cutger ana cutter cows, S4@5; vealers, S13
top. fat lambs. SLABS; bulk fat lambs. sig
OLA; bulk Gull lambs, $9.5O0i2; bulk fat
ewes, $3.50@5.50.
BIZ United Press
TOLEDO, July 2o.L1Hogs- Receipts. $50;
mToe 81 ss;so@1o;25; Yorke5s. $1,000
Receipts, Hight. market, steady. Sheep
and lamb-Receipts. light; market. steady.
BIZ United Press
PITTSBURGH. July O.-Hogs-Receipts,
strong; y: SSSOSSS S lSs ssSoSIo 2s9Sss6 lbs.
feo lbs $loS5 los: 49, soi SSO ibs oa asS
1880; packing sows, $7@775. Cattle-Re-
ceipts. TO-. calves receipts. zoo: market,
iSSy sasss i9yf5 Se'f ftssss siSas
si4; bulk Gull lambs, ssSlo.s6. ''' 'AnA'''
BIZ United Press
EAST BUFFALO. July 2o.-Hogs-Re-
WI i SSSeII,s5e lIs Ia SSS$so lss
iec lbs. sli@ii.2S: so,is0 lbs ST slo9S SS
Receipts, 49, calves receipts. $50: market.
Sssd Saves snd f heeS S' dGSn light tsysr
$l475@15.50. Sheep-Receipts, 400; market
strong top fat lambs, $14.50 bulk Gull
lambs. $10.50@12; bulk fat ewes, $5@7.
By United Press
EAST ST. LOUIS, July 2o.-Hogs-Re-
s ssepsy ! a5Sso h hold ss market
ss;75@1o.75; 10000 lbs. $s.5O@ il. so; iso..
packing sows, s7.5o@s25. Cattle ~ Re,
sceipts, 5000; calves. receipts, $780, mar
ket, native steers steady; beef steers.
S10.50M12; light yearlinqs and heifers
s8.50@l1: beef cows, .s6.35@7.25; low cut
ter and cutter cows, s4.25@5; vealers, SIS;
heavy saICy. calves, s7,509s50; bulk stock and
$500; market steady top fat lambs, SIS:
bulk fat lambs, $12.75; bulk Gull almbs,
$3.50; bulk fat ewes. $4.50Q5.50.
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Commission Row
PRICE TO RETAILERS
FRUITS

PRICE TO RETAILERS
FRUITS
Apples - Box apples-winesap. SO. so.
s aSpss s DSs s Ben P ns1s O Ba Ns~
apples Transparents. 40 lbs. 1904;
Apricots~C California. 50 crate.
Bananas-4@5c ID.
ss5oSz:, STANDARD crates. $3.50; nat
Arkansas cantaloupes-standard crate.
$sas.25; fat crate. $3.50 $50,
cherries. acalifornia. s5.2S as ibs).
observation-disclosures $3.50 crate.
Honeydew Melons-S2.25 crate.
Lemons-Calffornia, seq TO-,
of 355oSnses-0alifoFnia Val'en'la'' crate -
Peaches-Georgia Elbegtas. So bu.
PearS-California. $3.50 box.
Pineapples-Cuban. S3M3.50.
Pjums-California, S22562.50 crate.
Raspberries-Black. "a pts. sS93.2S:
Watermelons-Georgia. average 80 lbs.
65Q85c.
VEGETABLES
Beans-Green, $3.50.
Beets-H. G.. 35c dog.
es sFFSfRss-H c. 5'S ae 9o!' bulk. 81 Blu.
o oelery@Michisan Hishbali. si.2s crate;
soc bunch.
Corn-Kentucky 45c doz.
Cucumbers---Hothouse, si;25 doc.
Garlic-California. zoe ID.
Kale-H. G.. 85c bu.
Lettuce-California head. $3.50 crate:
H. G.. leaf. is lbs, SIPS.
Onions-Yellow. 100 lbs. $3.50; Spanish.
S250d2.75 crate; H. @. green, 45c doz.; H.
G.. white Bermuda. SO bu.
Parsley-H. O.. soc dozen.
Peas-H. G., $2.25 bu.
Potatoes-Virginia Cobblers, s475 Dbl.
Radishes-H. c., white, 40d soc; red. 40
a SOC; II. @. buttons, Use dozen.
Rhubarb-H. G., 35c dozen.
Sweet Potatoes-Nancy Halls. N.5o
hamper; new Alabama, S2.25 hamper.
Spinach-H. g., SIPS bu.
Tomatoes-H. G. dollhouse, 10 lbs. S22S;
Indiana Climax 20 lbs. 50.
Turnips-H. c.. SITS bu.
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ASE IN. CALL
MONEY BOOSTS
STOCK PRICES
,aders Up at Close
Westinghouse Highest in
Twenty Years.
Average Stock Prices

erage of twenty industrials Tuesday
17T.02, up 1.62. Average of twenty
) was 1876, off IT. Average of forty
IS was 97.08, off .02.
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Banks and Exchange
INDIANAPOLIS STATEMENT
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

LOCAL bank clearings today were
A87 900; debts, $7,539,000.
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