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Deaths

James Edwards. 30. city hospital chronic
Lillian Wilson, "A, Methodist Hospital.
acute cardiac dilatation.
Phillip j. Schmidgall, s. st, Vincents
Hospital, broncho pneumonia.
Sarah Jane Massey, n, 5000 Donna. eere-
bral hemorrhage.
John Joseph Brown, mr., 1880 Goodlet,
David L. Vandment. 70, Methodist Hos
George Yost, 4s. Methodist Hospital.
j. Sanders Mckinney. So. Methodist Hos
Amanda Lavina Medaris. 80, 4si7 z.
WASHINGTON chronic myocardtiS.
Georgia Adams Payton, 81, 9ol Church.
Charles Mckinney, so, $40 E. Vermont,
arterioSclerosis.
Sarah Ellen Johnson, ~, Methodist Hos
Martha Ellen Heaton, ST. Big Four Rail
Priscilla r. Bryan. "A, 500 Berwick, eirr-
hosts of liver.
Grace Boggs. SIS. Methodist Hospital
hypertrophic cirrhosis.
George Burton. So. 2l45 Ringgold, chronic
interstitial nephritis.
Edmond Hollingsworth, 7s, 9ls z. Wal
nut. apoplexy.
eral tuberculosis.
Kenneth Chester Draper 2s days. city
hospital. malnutrition.
John Bernard Bleck, 90, SO N. Sherman
Dr., cerebral hemorrhage.
Rexia Elma Miller, A, l042 W. Thirty
Fifth, carcinoma.
cerebral hemorrhagq
Caroline L. McCune, IT. 14ii Woodlavn.
broncho pneumonia.
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WIS
PITTSBURGH STATEMENT
a, TT4;fod prpeo
YoREIGN EXCHANGE
In the Stock Market
BY Thompson & McKinnon

BY Thompson & McKinnon
NEW YORK, June 8.-The only diff
ference between today's market and those
of the two previous days is that liquida-
ton was more persistent and on broader
attempts were made to resist the decline
or rally the market Notwithstanding that
. money showed an easier tone and fear Of
an increase in the Chicago discount rate
was dispelled. News Of industrial or
financial character was decidedly lacking:
The only point of industrial or financial
the outstanding feature of thiS weeks
market is the decided weakness in high
TeIephone and others. Many of these
, issues continue to make new lows. an in
dication that those who can afford to buy
e high priced securities and who are
I. generally the backbone of every sound
market have withdrawn to the sidelines:
factors which control the market. it APP
pears that further adjustment OF prices
In a downward direction is necessary
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wheat is down
IN EVENING-UP
PROCESS IN PIT
Favorable Weather Aids in
Sending Major Grain
Lower at Chicago.
BIZ United Press

DU CHtttU RUSS
CHICAGO, June 8.-Favorable
weather and evening up in prerara-
ton for the Government report this
afternoon sent wheat lower or the
Board of Trade toay. Corn was
down on favorable weather reports
and oats declined in sympathy.
At the close wheat was down ~
to 1Ac; corn was off l to csc, and
oats was down 4 to &c. Provisions
were lower.
The entire Northwest wheat belt
received rains overnight and this
offset the Liverpool unexpected
strength. Trading was active early
in the session, but quoted later and
was largely evening up for the Gov
eminent report due this afternoon.
The Northwest was a heavy seller.
which was taken to indicate that
present rains are considered ample.
December corn went to a new low
today while there was evidence Of
liquidation in the July delivery.
Cash houses were reported to be
selling, which was considered bear
ish as the cash market has held
corn firm recently. The belt re-
ceived good rains overnight and
these continued today
There was no news of significance
in oats.
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was 215.08. off AZ. Average of twenty
rails rails was 1923 90 Of SO Average of forty
BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, June 8-Highly ir-
regular price movements character
lied trading today on the stock
market. Recoveries and rallies we're
interspersed through the day but
no real buying movement succeeded
tat any time, and dealings fell off
with the tickerS easily abreast of
the market.
Money was easy but despite this
factor the general drift was to lower
levels. Not only we're the high
fpriced shares brought down, but the
Slower priced shares also suffered.
: Dividend payers as we'll as purely
speculative issues also succumbed to
steady hammering of the bears.
Late in the day it was reported
that the Chicago Reserve Bank had
retained its re-discount rate of Az
per cent, and this helped a fair re-
covery, but prices at the close were
distinctly lower.
Rubbers weakened as group,
several selling at new lows for the
year. Airplane issues gave ground
Sharply. as did Harvester issues.
Large losses we're noted in Mont
gomery Ward, Allied Chemical,
American Can, American Telephone
and Telegraph, A. M Byers and
Paramount.
Describing the market, the Wall
Street Journals financial review
tsaid:
"Stocks. stood up well today in
'the face Of heavy professional SELL
ing. Trading sentiment was bear
lsh and aggressive drives we're made
against principal speculative issues.
Increase of 500, 776,0O0 in brokers
loans helped selling.
However the market had strong
support, due to an easier tone in
call money, which held at 51s ger
cent with plenty available at that
figure Other bullish factors were
continuation of the Chicago bank
rate at Az per cent and indications
that the outward movement of gold
was nearing completion. Genuine
concern, however, still existed over
the continued expansion of brokers
loans and this apprehension served
to Offset easier call money and a
better feeling over the gold stu
alton"
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Other Livestock

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, June s.-Hogs-Receipts. a.
900; market, opened slow, 5Gl0c lower;
later trade active: steady with Thursdays
average; top sl0.o5 paid for choice round
2s0 lbs; butchers, medium to choice ESQ
$50 lbs. SO. 40G .o5; 20O-250 lbs, SO 40M
1905; 10000 lbs. .$s.75G 1905: i3o-l6o
pigs. mediu INTO choice. 9o-iSo lbs, s7S5
$3.50. Cattle-Receipts. 2,500. Calves
Receipts. 1000; generally steady except on
yea!ers; Eearlings getting good action;
mixed offerings up to $l4.75; not many
Teighty steers in run: these fully 25c un-
Ger weeks high time; slaughter classes
steers. good and choice, 1300-i500 lbs
Sl3.529l4.75; 1l00-l300 lbs, l3.406I465
950-ll00 lbs. $l3.40Gl5: common and
medium, so lbs, $10.25613.40; fed YEAR
lngs, good and choice. 750-950 lbs Sl3 so
d9yns $lS.5o6l4.75; .comon and medium.
LIS: common and medium sI55ds rs:
low cutter and cutter S66765; bull good
and choice, beef. se91o.5O: cutter TO
medium, $7.75@9.25; vealers, milkfed. good
and choice, $i2Gl5; medium, sil6l2. Gull
ana common, s8Ml1: stocker and feeder
steers, good and choice. all weights 81 rs
Gl3; common and medium, So 5Onll rs
Sheep-Receipts. 10000: indifferent de-
mand on catch-as-catch-can market on
all grades fat lambs; rangers, absent: de-
Sirapie natives, uneyenly stedy to 25c lower
than thursdays full decline; sheep, weak:
ieeders' 40 about steady; lambs. good and
sl5;55q 1850; Gull and common, Sl275G
1885; ewes, medium to choice. $50 lbs
down: s450GS.50; Gull and common. 81
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LAMBS DECLINE
S1.5O; PORKERS
STEADY TO OFF
Heavy Hogs Drop is Cents;
Pigs, Lights Unchanged;
VeaIerS Lower.

Lambs featured the livestock mar
ket at the local yards today, de-
clining $3.50 to 50 with higher re-
ceipts, estimated at $50 The top
dropped from $40 to SIT and bulk
fat lambs sold at $15@17. Bulk culls
we're off so cents on the low end
of the range at $10@13. Bulk fat
eewes we're unchanged at $6@750.
Hogs we're steady to lower, heavy
and middleweight material dechn-
ing is cents. Pigs and lights were
unchanged. Animals in the bulk of
10000 Founders sold at $685.. A
few choice butte srs went at $500.
while one load brought $40. There
we're $500 received and 495 held
over.
Calves dropped so cents and cat
tie we're steady in other divisions
Chicago Low, Slower
The Chicago market opened slow,
to 10 cents lower than Thursdays
average. The top price was $3.50
ebAlN ebAAAAAAdAo WCAC AACAA
Receipts numbered $1,000.
Heavy butchers, 250-350 pounds,
dropped 10 cents on the top, SELL
ing at $975@10. Material in the
200-250-pound class was down 10 to
IS cents at $9.85610, while that
weighing 10000 pounds declined
Is cents on the high end to a range
of $9.50@9.85. Other classes were
unchanged. quotations standing as
follows: 130-160 pounds, $4,000
9.25; 90-130 pounds, S7.2598.25, and
packing sows, $8.25@9.25.
Cattle Steady to Lower
Beef steers dropped to a range
Of S12.50@14, in an otherwise steady
cattle market. The supply was
light at TOO head. Beef cows brought
$8.50@11 and low cutter and cutter
COWS, $575G750. Bulk stock and
feeder steers went at S7.5069.50.
The calf division was supplied
with LOO animals and the best
material declined so cents, selling
at s14.5o615.5o. Heavy calves sold
at Stall.
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Sigma Alpha Epsilon luncheon. Cham
Der of Commerce.
Beta Theta ri luncheon. Board of
Trade.
State aid problems confronting
southern Indiana schools will be
discussed in five conferences next
week, arranged by State school Of
ficials. Meetings scheduled are:
June II, Shoals; June 10, Jasper;
June IA. Jacksonville, and June 10,
Spencer.
Indianapolis BuIgarians have do
mated a total of $797 toward the
relief of their countrymen who are
victims of the recent earthquake.
The money has been given to the
Indianapolis chapter of the Ameri-
can Red Cross for immediate use in
the stricken area.
Bessie Sutton, IL, of 512 E. GeOr-
gia St., was seriously injured when
struck by an automobile driven by
James Shaffer, 1106 E. Georgia St.,
near her home late Thursday night.
Indiana swine sanitation special
train. which stopped in Indianapo-
lis Thursday, was visited by 367 Ma
rion County hog raisers. The train
is operated by the Purdue Univer-
sity department of animal hus-
bandry, United States Department
Of Agriculture, the Baltimore e.
Ohio Railroad and the Marion
County agricultural agent.
The knights of ST. George will
entertain with their annual euchre
and bunco party in Sacred Heart
hall, Sunday evening, at $50. The
first prize is $3.50 in gold. B. Wei
mer is chairman Of the committee in
charge.
County grand jurors Thursday in
Spected the Indiana Womans Prison
and the courthouse. They will re-
port on conditions at the various in
stitutions at the close of their term
Ralph Mann, driver of the auto
mobile which struck and killed
Robert McCray, May 81, on W.
Michigan ST., was bound over to
the grand jury on manslaughter
charge, Thursday in Municipal
Court. Bond was set at $4,000.
The annual Parke County re-
union will be held at Garfield
Park, June "a. All former Parke
ounty residents are invited to at
tend and bring their dinners. F. S.
Wood is president and Mayme
Jacobs, secretary of the association.
Edwin ]. Kunst, University of
Chicago, formerly Real Silk Hosiery
Mills assistant personnel manager,
will succeed Charles F. Benzel,
Monday, as Indianapolis division
manager Of the Indiana University
bureau of business research. Benzel
resigned recently to become assist
ant manager of the Gimbel depart
ment store, Milwaukee. Wis.
Reduced rates announced by the
Illinois Central Railroad on iron
and steel articles and canned goods
shipped to California ports by way
of the Panama Canal are expected
to benefit Indianapolis shippers
The rates are to permit COMPETE
ton with industries of the East.
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In the Cotton Market
(By Thomson g. McKinnon)

NEW YORK, June s.-Cotton opened 10
to IL points lower this morning because
Liverpool failed to follow the New York
advance of Thursday. Professional traders
bought freely on the decline and succeeded
before the morning was over. They were
materially aided by a scarcity Of offerings.
There was e reaction Of 10 points IN the
probably made good progress since the
rains early in the week. Further curtail-
ment OF production is reported from the
Carolinas and at the current writing there
is a rather unpromising outlook from q
spinner's standpoint, profits being small
and sales limited by the backward spring
business. We think it wise to take profits
on hard markets and confine purchases TO
reactions which carry prices into the. field
of trade buying which is now probably
below 1880 FOR october.
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In the Sugar Market
Rv Thompson & McKinnon

By Thompson & McKinnon
NEW YORK. June Sugar futures re-
operators have supplied their requirements.
The one point Of Interest in the recent
activities is the fact that refiners have
maintained firm quotations to consumers,
which points to generally improved fun
damental condition and the ack movie in-
stitute. we think that on any sharp re-
eession or evidence of hedging or short
selling the market is buy.
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Chicago Stocks
June g.
Other Livestock
BIZ United Press

bW DWTItU TTtdS
FIT. WAYNE. Ind. June s.-Hogs-Re-
!. Ss ss 81; 1879 lbs. $3.50 iSo;i5o lbs.,
ss.75; 16o-l7o lbs. $925: i70-225 lbs
$S.e5; 225-275 lbs, $e.75; 775-35o lbs.
$3.50; roughs. 1898; stays. $566. Cattle
Receipts. 1850; calves. receipts, $780, mar
ket $3.50 down. Sheep-Receipts, 300:
market. yearling lambs. $l3 down; spring
lambs. SIS down.
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By United Press

CHICAGO. June s,---Cash grain: Wheat
Herd No. !. $l;47; No. 2, 81 :4612; Corn
No 3 sioii5ios No. 90 l. $l'osYSS e e G .olRS
No; 5, $l.02h @ l0234; No. 6 s1.00IsG
1Gl q mixed Nj No og 2 S1o az No. g. si65
EiSs S}S:%s "Rl{S3 q. 'iES g
@l.0l; sample grade, 908ssc. Oats -
White, No. ,. 7lih@75c; No. 8. 65lR9 72c.
BEsasrley-97e gS1o2. Timothy = 4.1094.85.
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BIZ United Press

EAST BUFFALo., June s.-Hogs =. Re-
lbs $40 5o 10000 Bs., :io5 aH TO- So;
I3o- 100 lbs, $s.561025; s0-l5o lbs, SEA
Receipts. 200; calves. receipts. 1000 mar
ket, strong to Csc higher, calves 81 lower:
beef steers, $l3@l4; beef cows. $500
vealers, $16@t650. Sheep-Receipts. 400:
market 50c6$l lower; bulk fat lambs, Sl8
@l9; bulk Gull lambs, S13G15; bulk fat
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BY United Prcss

TOLEDO. June s.-Hogs-Receipts 5000;
SO 5o@lo.1O: mediums, $s.656s.so; York
ers; SS;So@s; good pigs; $7.75d8:35. Cattle
Receipts. light; market, steady. Sheen
and lambs-Receipts. light; market. steady
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In our advertisement in The Indianapolis Times Wednes-
day June made the TO flowing statements ana az
yertised the following items which have been called 70
our the Better Business Bureau as Delng
incorrect:
We advertised Chart Schaffner and Marx-mens suits
in small sizes-former prices $50 to SS5-whe they last
at $3-$5."
We should have stated that these old style
and damaged, and that there very few
Hart Schaffner and Ma TX suits of any kind at
these prices.
We advertised, Hart schahner and Marx new spring
ton sizes from 81 to 4S-former prices,
SEQ SIS to S50-at only SIS, $40, S15"
We did not have any Hart schaffner and Marx
this item should not lave been in our advertise
ment.
shades former selling prices $4 Sc to SO, in
all sizes, &c, 97c, $1.67, 81. 81
We did not have the six and ten dollar hats on
sale at the prices quoted, and that many OF
these hats soled nd shopworn.
We advertised, Smart spring summer cloth and
silk coats, all of the newest styles new shadeS-at 3D.
SIS, So, former prices $40, SIS to $%5"
We should stated that there were blem-
ished and old style coats mixed in this lot
We advertised, $3.50 wOmen's silk hose &C." which
not silk but made of rayons
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By Times Special

market. ioc lo SSne best heavy 5Rnd
medium hogs. It's lbs up. se.15@9 $50; pigs
and lights, ITS lbs. down, $66S.3o; throw
ceipts, 200; market, medium to good cows.
SOC higher; others. steady; prime heavy
steers, $i3613; heavy shipping steers, $11
fat heifers. $s@l3: choice fat cows, $50
1880; medium to good cows, $6.5069: cut
tiers, S5.50@6.50; Gamers, $4.5065.25;
$s.5o011.5o. Calves-Receipts. 800; market,
soc higher: good to choice, $l2@l4; medium
to good, $106l2; outs, $40 down. Sheep
mixed lambs, $3.50: ewes and wethers.
SIT; seconds, $110l5; light sheep, $3.50;
heavy sheep, $3.50; DUCKS. 81 down. Thurs
days shipments: Cattle, none; calves, 1855;
hogs, 764; sheep, 3.055.
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BIZ United Press

CINCINNATI June s.-Hogs-Receipts
lover low; Ssosso lbs, sSoa1oas aSo25S ib 5Sc
100 lbs, sS.25@s.5o; so-Iso lbs, s5.5OG
$50; packing sows. s7.50@s.5o. Cattle
Receipts, $50. Calves-Receipts, 355:
1875; light yearling steers anad heifers,
12;256l3 BIS; beef cows, S9Q10.50; low
cutter and cutter cows, -$5.5067.5o; veal
stock and feeder steers, $40. so all so.
Sheep-Receipts, 100; market slow. fat
siT.So: bulk fat lambs sI Isl al bulk
Gull lambs, $l35o@14.5o; bulk fat ewes,
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BIZ United Press

ss.75aios5; 2oo-25o lbs, sloGio.5o; iso,
zoo lbs Ss 1919 Ssc GS :S25
$77568.75. Cattle-Receipts, blank. Calves
Receipts, 115; market, fully steady; beef
steers, $12914.5o; light yearling steers and
heifers, Sl0.506l3.50; beef cows. S9610. so;
low cutter and cutter cows. seas; veal
ers, $156l6.5o: heavy calves, s9913.50.
sheep-Receipts; 500; market. mostly
steady; top fat lambs, $3.50; bulk fat
lambs, si3aiS; bulk Eat ewes, $500.
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Bin United Press

CLEVELAND, June 8.-HoRs-Receipts
900 market ioc lower 25o-s5o lbs, siSIa;
S So si eCGiaSG lbs iso5 5SG b 81
eo-130 lbs. $s.250a.5O: packing sows. Ss.25
$3.50. Cattle-Receipts,. s25; calves, re-
sl1.75@12.50: beef cows, $s9I0.25: low
cutter and cutter cows. $697.50; veaelrs,
esdT top s9f Fac aSS ggs bG iSo IA. % smSs
$l7@i9; bulk Gull lambs, $l49l6 bulk fat
ewes, S566.50.
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RAJ Tinted Press

CHICAGO. June -Butter-Receipts.
1927; extras, 42c; extra firsts, 4o34 a
Standards. 426421zc. Eggs-Receipts, 49,
275 flrsts. 28@2s12c; ordinaries, 27@2712c;
seconds. 25G251ac; - extras. 30@30Ac.
Cheese-Twins. 24c: Young Americas. Csc.
Potatoes-Arrivals. So; on track 1874: in
transit. / .22s: Texas sacked, bliss triumphs
$2;35G2;4oi few. $3.50; Alabama $2;2o@
cobblers, s3.75; North Carolina stave
barrels. $4@4.25; Wisconsin sacked round
whites, S12561.35: Idaho sacked Russets.
81 .706l 90: mostly, sl.7561.85 Poultry
Receipts. 8 cars; fowls. 23c Leghorns. 19c
ducks, old zoe: spring, lee: small. 2sc;
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Cash Grain

The bids for car lots Of grain at the call
of the indianapolis Board OF Trade. I. o. b.
shipping point, basis l1ac New York rate
Wheat-steady; No. red. sl.67@I7l;
Corn-Easy: No 8 white, 99cG$l Of; No.
white. 97@99c; No. 8 yellow; 9sc@$l;o
No. yellow, 97M99c; No. mixed, 9BQSl;
70 oatsmsteady; No 2 white. e5967Isc; No.
HayMFiTm; No. timothy. s15.50@l6;
No. 3 timothy, $15@15 No. light clover
mixed. $l5@15.50; No. clover hay. $3.50
Inspection
Wheat--No. 2 red, car; No. 4 red
car. Total 2 cars. -. ,
car: No. white, l car: No. yellow,
car No. yellow, I cars; No. yellow,
cars; No. 4 yellow, cars; No. yellow.
car Total 20 cars.
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By Times Special

CHICAGO, June s.-Primary receipts.
Wheat, $4,000 against 100000; corn,
against $4,000. Shipments Wheat 47s, 900
against $4,000: corn. 665, 900 against
100000: oats $4,000 against 3S2. 900.
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Local Wagon Wheat

Local grain elevators are paying si.5S
for No. 2 red wheat. Other Trades are
purchased on their merits.
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Chicago Grain Table
BIZ Times SnccinI
By United Press

BIZ Times Special
CHICAGO, June s.--Carlots; Wheat, a.
corn, "a; oats, %; rye. o.
BIZ United Press
TOLEDO. June s.-Close: wheat-No. 2.
M.Wgl 20; Corn-No. 2, $1;10la@i.iila:
Ocets[No. 2, 73R@75lac. Clover-Cash.
Sd7ii October: SIZES DECEMBER, $l7,75
$2.25: December. SO SIS. Aisike2Cash' SIS
kBTutter-45@ 4Sc. Eggs-26@27c. Hay =
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BIZ United Press
BIZ United Press

NEW YORK, June s.7-Flour-Dull. but
steady. Pork-Dull. Mess-$3o; Lard
Raw quiet; 96 test delivered, duty paid.
s4.3o; refined quiet; granula d, s6,0596:l0
Santos as 23ss d24Ac. Tallow-Ouiet:
Special to extra. S@s%c. Hay-Firm; No.
l, as; No. 3, s5cGs1.05. Cloyer--75c
d$f.l0 Dressed Poultry-Steady to firm;
turkeys. 25@47c; chickens, 26944c broil-
ers. 30644c: fowls. 14m31c; ducks. Long
Island. 22c. Live Poultry-steady to firm;
geese. lod12c; ducks. Isaac; fowls. ESQ
29c; turkeys. 200 soc; ROSTERS, 17@18c;
broilers. .2oG4sc. Cheese-Firm: state
whole milk fancy to specials. s0932c;
Young Americas fresh. CSC. Potatoes
Long Island. s1.25G2; Southern. s1.756
4.35; Maine. $l;5O@2.25. Sweet: Jersey
baskets, S163.50: Southern baskets. So rs
62.50. -Steady-Receipts. 17.309
Creamery extras, AN g 44c; special mar
ket. 44lzG45c. Eggs-Firm;< receipts. a.
$50: nearby white fancy. 35@37c: nearby
State whites. 30d35c: fresh frsts. 28h a
2sc; western whites. SoiaeG321ac; Pacific
coast flrsts to extras 29@361ac; nearby
browns. 291aG36c.
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Banks and Exchange
INDIANAPOLIS STATEMENT
Local bank clearings today we're s3,756..
900. Debts we're S6,623,000.
NEW YORK STATEMENT

NEW YORK STATEMENT
BIZ United Press
NEW YORK. June Bank clearings
today were 1882 5000 Clearing house
balance was s119. 900 600 Federal reserve
bank credit balance was $109. 900 ,o00
CHICAGO STATEMENT
BH United Press
CHICAGO. June s.-Bank clearings to-
, day were $1i5, 900 900. Clearing house
| balance was s10,300,000
PITTSBURGH STATEMENT
Bin United Press
PITTSBURGH, SJune S.-Bank clearings
today we're $30. 9l7.135.79. Clearing house
balance was $l3.066, 1928.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
BB United Press
NEW YORK. June 8.--Foreign exchange
closed steady. Demand sterling. $487 49,
IS; francs. p393c; Ira. 05.26ssc; belgas.
1880; UP .o01Ac; carks, 23.381ac, off .00Ac;
Montreal $.9975
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-06-09
NEW YORK COFFEE RANGE
Liberty Bonds
A CORRECTION

We advertised, Free wonaens 15c silk hose" which
hose made Of material other than silk and
not 76c hose.
We advertised "Free meas soc silk knitted ties" which
ties made OF material other than silk.
We advertised, MEMS silk knit ties. &c.," which ties
contained no silk.
We advertised MEMS isle hose 7c," which were
Isle hose.
We advertised, "Womens full fashioned seconds silk
hose" which contained man members and commonly
know n the trade 9TH irds" Damaged"
We advertised millinery, misses
spring and felt, lace, straw and satin hats,
former prices 49, IS, So, 81 at SOC, 81 and $780,"
We should have stated that this lot contained
many soilat, damaged and cut Of style hats,
We advertised, "Women's winter and sPrns eoats-47
aged.
We Advertised "ss coats At $780,, and described the
$780," which coats soil ed, damaged and worth
than the price asked.
our advertisinE may have III cir money refunded on any
purchase by returning the merchandise.
LEADER. formerly Daniels Inc.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-06-09

Hogs
250-350 lbs. ........,...-.. 50 T5SJfo m
200-250 lbs. ....q s5Gi0 nh
10000 lbs. ..........,. 500 Q AZ
l30-l60 lbs .....,... R5O0 25
90-l30 lbs ..:........ 1850 s25
Cattle
Receipts. 700; market steady to lower.
Beef steers ..................sl2 SOC IA 90
Low cutters and cutter cows $3.50 $50
Bulk stock and feeder steers. 1900 $50
-CAlveS-
Receipts. LOO; market lower.
Heavy calves ............... 70Odll. 90
SHEEP
- Receipts. $50; market. steady to lower.
Top fat lambs ...........si7O 90
Bulk fat lambs ......... 1900 10
Bulk Gull lambs ............. TO- 1900
rdt ewes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. b.vO0 100